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Home My WebLink About1985-10-19 - Orange Coast PilotWestminster Edison Fountain Valley Ocean View Woodbridge Laguna Beach Saddle back Estancia . , 24 14 28 0 21 7 38 14 Corona del Mar University Irvine San Clemente Marina Huntington Beach Newport Harbor Costa Mesa 21 6 26 10 42 7 Olllf ....................... Marlna mp cheerleaden atcnlfy how they tb.lnk tbetr team ntee before Jl'rtday'a &ame aca1..ut BantiJICton Beach. Vlkln&• dldn 't dlaoro•e notion with 26-10 win. For complete prep footba1l roundup. aee pace Bl. FORECASTS ON A2 Serving Newport Beach, Costa Mesa, Huntington Beach, Irvine, Laguna Beach, Fountain Valley and South Orange County ORANGE COUNTY. CALIFORNIA SATURDAY. OCTOBER 19, 1985 25 CENTS Grants scarce until deficit cut Cranston tells Irvine town hall crowd of tough times for social service funds restrained defense spending and other tactics, the senator said be anticipates little extra money for such programs. school students to senior citizens. Cranston said he picked cnme as a key topic for the meeting -then learned that Irvine has an unusually low crime rate. cnme rate 1s due to the affiuence and high education level of its residents Ano ther panelist. Jean Forbath. a director of the Share Our Sch es (SOS) chan ty group 1n Costa Me!Ml said she fe lt out o f place in the "antiseptic" Irvine env1rone nt She said her group regularly helps v1cumc; of v iolent cnmeas well as people ~ho have JUSt been released from Jail less .. Sister Carmen Saratt. who works at St Joseph Pansh an Santa Ana agreed She said affluent Orange Count) actuall) has "42 hidden bamos " By PHIL SNEJDERMAN °' ... o.llJ ,... ,..,, U.S. Senator Alan Cranston listen- ed attentively in Irvine City Council Chambers Friday as residents and community leaders pressed for more federal money for crime restitution programs, senior health care, educa- tion and food and housing for the Coast Coast residents give their views of a Huntington Beach man who shot teens who threw bricks at hlscar./A4 Oktoberfest helps fund Jacobsen famlty's efforts to free hostages In Leba- non./ A 12 California Four lottery winners lose It all "Instantly'' -to coverdellnquentchlld support payments./ A5 Nation U.S. military announces plans to test all personnel for AIDS./ A3 World International fence. mending begins to settle Achille Lauro hijacking tensions./ A3 Religion Leaders of rlval Jewish branches are urged to heal rifts.I Al Garden Examples of water-effi- ciency hlghllght Los An- geles Garden Show./ Al Sports A guardian Is offlclally appointed for Ocean View basketball players Ricky Butler and Oezl Hazely./81 The Missouri World Serlea begins tonlgh( with St. Louis visiting Kanaaa City. /81 USC hosts Stanford and UCLA visits Washington State In Pac-10 football today.JIM INDEX Birth a Bridge Clualfled Cornlea Croaword Death Notices Entertainment Gardening Horoecope Ann Land.,. Publle Notleet Real Eat•t• Aeltglon Sport• TeleVtlk>n TrMa Weather A4 A11 A 12-14 A11 A14 86 A0-10 A8 A13 A10 ee ,. C1-28 A7-8 81 ... AO A10 A2 poor. The California Democrat offered sympathy but little optimism. "We're having a tough time getting more money for any (social service) programs, no matter how worthy, because of the federal deficit," Cransto n said. U ntil the deficit is reduced through "'That's a terrible situation," be said. "I hope we can cope with 1t soon." The 71-year-old senator, who has already raised $2 million for a 1986 rc~lectiondrive, has conducted more than 40 town hall meetings in California since January. His lrvine session drew an overflow crowd of about 300 people, ranging'from high Irvine officials seated on a panel with Cranston attributed the low crime figures to the city's master- planned village design (lackmg a central downtown trouble spot) and to strong Neighbor.hood Watch pro- grams. Harbor Munu::1pal Court Judge Russell Bostrom said Irvine's low • ' ·r~ \ \, .. Orange County 1s not JUSt a place of bcauuful peo ple with high in- comes," she said ... We have a large class of ~ople here who are home- o.llJ,... ......... toy--....... "\\e ha'e people her'c who do no t ha'e access to medical serv1c.es and education or even polttt services," she said "I ask the federal govern· ment to address the basic human needs of ~ople hke us .. Other ~s1dents spoke to the sena- (Pleaae eee IRVDm/ A2) Bradley ignores prison crisis Governor: Fac111ty in Los Angeles is required by law By USA MAHONEY Of!M0..,"9tlc.ft Go' C1eorge Deukme11an am phed f nda' that Los ..\ngeles \fa~ or Tom Bradle' 1s holding up Cahfom 1a's effons Ill pro' 1de more 'pace for the burgeo ning <;tate pnson popula11on DeukmeJian's swipe at his pohucal opponent came dunng a SJ)C('Ch before the C altfom1a ( orre\.'ttonal Peace 01Ttcers· ..\\S<X1at10n at the D1sne' l,rnd Hotel in ..\n.ihe1m Fencea were remo•ed ao Tom Llnakey, left, could &et 36-foot Brlatol Channel Catter from backyard to Newport Bay. \\hill' lauding his tiv.n per forman,t· in tht· rl·alm uf la~ and order !Xu~ml'Jljn ~1d. "Thin~· eight pen:ent ol '>late pn on mmate ,aml·d '" tJir \harl' of the hurden .. Cutter's ready for new chapter Pn '>nn •" rrcro~dang ha., real hed ~n,"'u' proport1 'n' n l ·a1tfom1a There arr mnre th • .rn -lh 11(111 inmate' in , orre,·t11,nal laulll1e\ designed to httu\e :" noo Dcut..mrJlan said, Sailmaker-turned-magazine writer is eager to Freelance on ocean voyages_ By TONY SAAVEDRA Of ... DllllJ ......... Tom Linskey sat on the deck of his larae bluewater cruiser and stared out at the sea of rooftops surrounding his back yard in Costa Mesa. Most people have aardens o r maybe a swing set in their yards. Llnskey, 32, had a boat-a very large boat -stretchma 36 feet from bo~prit to boomlc.in. That's front to back for the uninitiated. The sailboat. named Freelance, was hoisted on a wooden cradle so that its deck was level with the roof o f Linskey's home. For the past five years, Linskey bas worked weekends and nearly every spa.re minute to complete the Bristol Channel Cutter that he bought as an HB man attempts rescue in flames By ROBERT BARUR or .. ..., ........ A pauer-by broke down the door to a bumina home in Huntinstoo Beach and crawled on hia hands and knees throuab heavy smoke to aean:.b for po11ible Vtctims, a fire officiaJ said Friday. Fonunately, no one was in the boutc at the time of the l :4S p.m. blaze, accontina to Fite Depe.rt.ment q>0kes~man Martha Werth. Tbe pueer-by, Mart Slemmer of Huntiastoo Beach, was drivina an the aft.a when be noticed flames and arnoke comina ft-om the two-ttory bouae in the 19000 block of WeU· brook. He called officials on the 911 emeraeocY line from bJS car tele- phone and then knocked down the door of the bou1e to teareb for victim&. ··He crawled o n bis bands and knees throuah the bou1e and yelled and ICIUIDed. •• Werth said, ··becaux the smote was too thick fo r him to tee.'' Tbe ownen of the ho me, Jim and Sarah Strinaer and their ftve children were away at t.be umc. The fire. which a1Jc:atdly started an the prqc. ca\lled about Sl0,000 dam.,e. Werth said. lu caUJe II u~ investiption. unfinished shell for SI 0,000. Roughly $50.000 later, the Free- lance began her first voyage Fnda} morning. through three back yards to an alley where a truck was waiting to take her to Newport Bay. She was eilpected to be chnstened toda) It's been a long haul for Lmske). a sailmalcer turned frtt-lance boating magazine wnter He plans to soon leave his small house. one of three rentals hn1ng a dirt dnvewa) off Bernard Street. and hve with his girlfriend aboard the vessel Together the} will sail to distant -~- lands. mused L1nsl..e' ma~ be hnl..1ng up with the Greenpeace en' 1ronmcn tat group or the Jacque-; ( (1U\tcau Soc1et\ Linske' has time ti'r rl1mJn- 11c '1slons no~ that ht'i 'il'it-MJJ anl·d burden has betn hfkd The Freelance 1s finalh llnl\hl·d Was 1t the cha llenge that lured him into such a labonou<, prOJC'Ct" Hardi\ Linsk(, a ~orld<lass sailor .rnJ .l stand b) member oi the 1 ~ .i \ '- Ol) mp1c )achtmg tea m. figured that he could ne'er afford to hu\ J (Pleue .ee FREELANCE/ A2 ) -\ OC'\\ pnson ha' npened 1n \ a, a 'lilt and inmate!> '.lie re mo' ed <hi'-~t·1.·I.. mw ':')outhl"m \1a"mum '°K'• uni' ( 11mple-\ at T ehachap1. thr ,tate ' hr<.t ne~ ma\lmum-S("('unt ~ rn'''" in morr than (I ,ea~. he sa1J Ru1 .... htle planned npan~1on pm- gram' .... ,11 increase pnc;on hed~ h' I "_111 ll h' 11.l ~ more , orrt'<'t1onal mt 1u1111n' Jrt' net>JeJ IX-ukme;1an '>did Equating at1e'l.luate c1,rre<'t1onal la- •1l1ttt'' .... Ith prC'll<"l'ltn[I. the pubh(' (Pleue .ee PRISON/ A2) usonurges ority for bay: By SUSAN HOWLETT °' ... Dllllr .... -- As~mblyman Gil Ferauson Yid Fnday that althoUJh local and c;tatc officials have JOln~ to accomph~h some issues an the affluent coac;t.al CH)'. NeWl>Qrt ~ch sull ha<> thr ~~m of clcanina up its por ular ··The ba)' 1s a problem that ha'n '1 been solv~ yet. .. said Ferauson at a n aofom\Al breakfast pthenna 1n ha N~rt Beach office fcraut0n sat<l that tht pollution problem in Newport Harbor 1 not an CU) one to eaten up wathout an authonty destanated b) the st.ate to .ettle the matter The 70th O\slrlct aucmblyman ,uggec,tt•d thal a tia' authont\ ht' implemented "'h1l.h "'111 "'knod.. he-ad~ tt' gt't wmC'th1n~ done " ..\ tia ctl'rta th a t c a uHs ga"troantt'sllnal 11lne.,~\ v.as fo und in the harbor last \t"ar. and st.ate Re· gional WatC"r Quaht\ Control Boa.rd nffic1als ha'e httn ronC't"mcJ about tht' problem for ~me ttme ThC' ha-. authonty 1to1ould force leg1\lator. and co mm unit, officials to "rome together to do a JOb." Ferauson sa1d ··what rm suuesuna 1~ that ~ est.abhsh one qency to be a lead qt"nc~. or hnna 90me<>M 1n to do tht' )Ob . Fcriu'On wd at the mecuna lhat ht\ u mr 1n the Asscmblv has btt"n "a (Pleue ... AOSl'ICT/A.2) ---· • .,._! __ .. _.__ -___ ..... ..... Cranston reassures he's · ~gain st off shore oil rigs \ Senator tells hopes to revive the original Hodel agreement U.S. Sen Alan C'Tanston said fnday be supporu the etToru to keep the Oranae County's coutline fTCC of more olfibote oil nas. The leDAtor addressed the issue durina a town hall Qa«tJ.D& in Irvine. Laaun.a Beach Mayor Bobbie Minkin aak.cd for Cra.ntton 's suppon in reacbint a new qreement with lnlerior Secretary Donald Hodel conccmina Ollflbore oil drillina rishts. Laat summer, Hodel approved an qrtJCment with the California co~onal deleptton, calling for the openina of I SO su 1quarc-mile offshore oil tnlcts alona the California coast in exchanae for puttina other coastal area off limits through the year 2000. Nine of the tracts ~to be otrthe coast ofOranae County, and the plan trigiered strona local opposition. The cities of Laguna &each, Huntinaton Beach, Newpon Beach and San Oemente formed a coalition to oppose the plan. Hodel later abandoned the aareement. but the current moratorium on leasing offshore oil fishts in fodera1 waters is set to expire Nov. 15. Sen. Alan Cra.uton At the Irvine mectina, Cranston, a Democrat, said he apd othen members of the California deleption are workin& on a bipartisan basis to resolve the oil issue before that deadline. reserves at a time of a worldwide oil glut. He sa1d such :~~should be delayed until the oil surplus period has He said be hopes to revive the o"8inaJ Hodel qreement, with added protection for sensitive coastal areas such as Orange County. Ifthat agreement cannot be revived, Cranston said he hopd to extend the offshore oil moratorium to a year for development of a new proposal. Cranston added that he wants to preserve scenic California coastal areas such as Big Sur and Laguna Beach to protect the fishing and tourism industries. "I am dedicated to doing what I'm doing for environmental and economic reasons,'' he said. -By Pkll Saeldermu Cnnston also suggested that the Reagan adminis- ltltion was unwisely preparing to open up large oil IRVINE TOWN HALL REPORT ... Prom Al tor on concerns rangmg from nuclear weapons to toxic waste dumps. from child abuse to drug abuse. from !'lenf:al ~lness research to illegal 1mm1JT&hon. An elderly Leisure World resident W)cd adoption of a national health care plan. Cranston said be supports tbe concept but said it is too eapeosive to implement until the deficit is reduced. ........_,,, An Irvine woman asked Cranston to support a UNICEF bill aimed at worldwide immumzat100 agamst childhood d1seases by 1990. Cranston said he already co-sponsors the measure. A young man questioned the scnator·s apparent lack of enthus1asm for the "Star Wars" strategic defense system. Cranston said he favors research into "Star Wars" technology but doesn't back testing or deploy- ment because "it costs too much ... I have v.ave questions whether it will work.· Then there was the man who complained to Cranston about the "tyranny'' of t.he Internal Revenue Service. The senator, who said he supports rcfonn of the tax system, urged the speaker to send him a letter outlining the specific abuses he'd encountered. The speaJcer agreed to send such a letter -on the condiuon that Cranston not forward his name to the IRS. FREELANCE CAREER LAUNCHED ... Jl"romAl finished Bristol Channel Cutter. The boat, sold locally by Costa Mesa shipbuilder Sam Morse. IS to wJjng what Peterbilt is to trucking. It runs about $80,000 complete. So he bought the stopped model - merely a husk ofa boat-and went to work. Blast evidence heading for FBI , "I definitely wasn't into the ro- mance of building it myself," said Linskey, a pen poised behind one car. "I'm not a woodworker. All I had was a chcapo Black and Decker chainsaw and a Scar's drill." At times. his questionable craftsmanship and lack of tools made for late nights on the backyard boat- nights when his hobby became a nautical nuisance. "ElpeciaJly when you know you have three more years to go on it," said Linskey. ··1 became a hermit J felt like Noah back here. l used to h.ave a bunch of fnends. Now I have fewer." By STEVE MARBLE Of .. Dl9J ........ Evidence from a bomb explosion that killed the regional director of an Arab anti-<iiscrimination group last week wiU be sent to an FBI laboratory Ql Washington D.C. for comparison with evidence from other bombing throughout the nation. lnvestigat0rs have speculated the Oct. 11 bombing may be the work of urronsts. The bombing killed Alex Odeh, 41 , Ole West Coast director of the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee, and rocked his Santa An.a offices. The explosion 1s being investigated by the Santa Ana police and the FBI with assistance from the Orange County Shenffs bomb squad, which has opened 11 laboratory to the FBI. FBI Agent Jim Nielsen said any person arrested and convicted in connection with the bombing would be prosecuted in California and would face the death penalty. Odeh was killed at 9: I 0 a.m. after amvmg at his 1905 E. 17th Street office. The blast caused extensive damage to the three-story stucco building.. In a television interview just hours before the bombing. Odeh had c~led PLO Chairman Vasser Arafat a "man of peace." Odeh was described as a proud Arab American who spoke only of pcac:e, not v1olenc.c. The anti-discrimination commit- tee has a membership of 13,000 and works against what they sec as discrimination in the United States and the Middle East. They h.ave worked for a o~otiated settlement to the Arab-lsraeh conflict. " Mounted on wheels. the 5,000- pound boat and its cradle were pushed mto the narrow yard by Linskey and some of those friends. An ivy-<:<>vered wooden fence was dismantJed so the Freelance could be wheeled an. Now it would take a professional boat mover to budge the 14,000- pound vessel. And more than one fence would have to come down. His neighbors have all been cooper- auve and paid ljttJe mind to the lonJ, pointy bowspit protruding over their fence, or the carpenter looming above their yards. HB man sentenced for energy scheme A h1&h-jloss limsh. betraying hours of sanding, glared from the teak-and ccdar-~neled walls below deck. The tiny living quarters were awash in wood, from the shiny ladder to the drawers in the sleepina berth. This, Linskey said, would become home to himself and girlfriend Har- riet Rogers, 24, also an avid sailor. "For us, this 1s a vehicle to a different, more creative lifestyle than the Orange CountX philosophy of money and success, 'be explained. "I th1nlc there's a lot to find at sea." A Huntington Beach man was sentenced to two years 1n pnson for l\.is role in an investment scheme that involved converting old tires into oil. Crais F. Velasco, SO. allegedly told potential investors that a SI 00,000 tnvestment 1n the plan could yield a return a $900.000 in a year. Velasco claimed that the money would be uaed to build pyrolysis machines that ute heat to convert old ures into oil, ~n. methane gas, ammonia, steel wire and electricity. AJ Albergate, of the Los Angeles Oistnct Attorney's office , said that <illh1le the machine would work 11 Just Call 642-6086 would not work as effectively or profitably as Velasco claimed. Velasco, who pleaded guilty, was sentenced on one count of attempted grand theft. Joseph Gennitll, 44 of Rancho Santa Fe. still faces charges in the case. His prelimmary hearing will start in Los Angeles on Monday. The men were aJTCSted at Newport Beach's A1rporter lnn where they were allegedly trying to $Cl invest- ments for the machine. Police said the two men met potential investors at hotels and restaurants m Orange, Los Angeles and San Diego coun11es. Lmskey said he and Rogers plan to suppon their new venture by free- lance writina. hence the name for the sailboat. "I don't want to be a boat bum," Linskey clarified. "I definitely want to contribute back to the ocean in some way ~·vou·ve gotta' case into these things," said Lanskey, rubbing bis bare feet together and looking into the ivy covered f enccs that would soon come down to free the boat. "We've got to get used to the Freelance - also to ourselves on 1t." Wb1c do you llkt •bout tbt Dally Piiot? Wbat doa'l you llke? Call the number at left and your mes111t will bt recorded. 1rao1crlbed and dtllvered co tbe approprlalt t dltor. Tbe ume U -boar answering strvlce may bt u1td to record lttttn to lll1e tdllor on any topic. 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Tt .. 11.MDAY ,._ACICllea 10 ao ..,_.,. 71 N """ Noll l:M 1.111. a.a Aed...,., 71 ... """low t:02a.m. 3.& Extended AedWOOCI City TO .. hcoflcl Noll 3:01 p.m. 1.1 IWlo 78 31 8-ldlOW 11;04pm. 00 Low~ 1n the "'9fll eno ,,_.,,... a.cr-10 7J llO ........ ode\! •t: 14 p.l'I. ..... lundey a... 87 13 '""11eunny1111-Mondey lfvough ... ...,,,.,dlllO 7t 51 .. 7:02a.111.erld ........... t:16 p"' w.on.oey HtoN 1n ~ eoe to a.nc:ww.. a .. Moon ,.. ::::-x.: 1:21 p.l'I., .... "' mid-Md upper 70. IOWe In 8an Diego 71 .. 11:04 p.m., w ~ • 1·n pm. ,,,. IOI INI IOw eoe. 8en Frenol900 IM Ill aundey. Lottery drawing moved up SACRAMENTO (AP) -Officials who believe they underestimated the sales of the new lottery say they'll pick another 10 finalists Tuesday for the first S2 m1lhon jackpot drawing Oct. 28. Lottery spokesman Bob Taylor said Friday that a sccond set of finalists will be chosen from another batch of 6,250S100 "inst.ant" winnes in a preliminary drawing Tuesday in the lottery's Whittier office. The first set of I 0 finali1ts was selected in the initial preliminary drawing last Tuesday in Pico Rivera. Taylor said all 20 finalists will spin PRISON .•• From Al Dcukmejian said that prison building programs must be a bipartisan efTon and hinted strooaJy that Bradley, a Democrat. was not doing his share to help resolve the overcrowding prob- lem. "'Leaders in many local com- munities have assisted us. Un- fortunately, there 1s one major excep- tion, Los Angeles," he said. In comments following his speech, Dcukmejian wd he will ta.kc advan- tage of an apparent move by Bradley to hire some of former Gov. Jerry Brown's advisers. "It appears Mayor Bradley is goins to surround himself with key (Brown) advisers," Dcukmejian said. Should he do so, the governor will make 11 a campaign issue, he said. "The public is not going to want to sec a return to the Jerry Brown Administration type of politics, .. Dcuk.mejian said. Bradley lost a bid for the governor's seat in the last election but plans to try to beat "the Duke'' again. ' a "wheel of fortune" for jackpots of $I 0,000, $50,000, $100,000 or $2 million. Each is assured of bitting at least the S 10,000 amount The grand-prize drawings, to be held weekly bcginnina Oct. 28, will be edited into 30-minute shows before being aired on 11 ABC TV stations after Monday Ni&ht Football in most areas. Grandmother ets custody of chi d Boy. 1.1, orphaned . after Cooper attack killed parents. sister RIVERSIDE -The matcmal arandmother of l l-ycar-0ld Joshua Ryen woo a custody battle and received permission to adopt the boy, orphaned after an attack that killed his parents, sister and a family friend. Riverside County Superior Court Juc:SJe George Grover made the decision after a closed adoption he~ring and a private talk with the boy. Joshua's uncle, Richard Ryen of New Jersey, had also sought custody of the youth. Joshua bas been living for the past two years with his grandmother, Mary Howell, a cbiropractot who can now become the boy s legal mother. During the custody dispute, Howell and Ryen shared guardianship of the boy, who spent school months with his grandmother and vacations with his uncle. Grover announced the decision Tbunday after bcarlna two days of testimony from both sides in a closed adoption hearing and speaking pri- vately with Joshua in his chambers. -Keviri C.OOper, who Cscaped. from t.be California Institution for Men at Chino one day before the June, 1983 murders, was later recaptured and convicted of killing F. Doualu ind Peuy Ryen, their dauahter Jessica, 10, and a friend, Christopher Hupes., 11, at the Ryens' Chino Hills home, about 40 miles cast of Los Angeles. Joshua, who was 8 at the time, survived a slashed throat. Cooper was also convicted of attempting to murder him. "[am delighted that Joshua will be able to resume a normal lifestyle,•· said attorney Linda Trautman, who represented H owell at the hearing. "His life is going good, and this lady (Howell) is the reason why." AGENCY .•• From Al fantastic ex Fence." Soon be plans to "zero in • on housin& and urban &rowth issues and the possibility. o( placing tousher restricttona on driv- ers license requirements in the future. Moo-Fri 9·6:30 S.t9:30-• Sun CLOSED _...... ......................... --------------------------~~ STAl'E/ ION /WORIJl ==========~ . ... . Hijack tension leads to foreign fence-mending U.S. e n voy carries Reagan· s responses to leaders of Italy. Egypt this weekend By BARRY SCHWEID AP D\' ;1·1Mt1w WASHINGTON -Deputy Sec- retary of State John C Whitehead is undertakina a fence-mending mission to Italy and Egypt to try to case tensions arowina out of the forced downinJ of Palestinian bi- 1ackers by U ,S,Jet fighter planes, U,S. officials said Friday. Whitehead was to fl y to Rome immediately and1 after consultatio ns with Italian officials, ao on to Cairo, where President Hosoi Mubarak has demanded an apology from President Reapn for the interception of an E&Yl>tian plane that was carrying the four hijackers to safe haven, Tbe American envoy carried Re- apn's response to Mubarak. U.S. officials declined to describe the Intercept plan too scary to leak NEW YORK (AP) -A cable news executive and two network ~nchormen said Friday that if they had known in advance of the plan to 1n~rccpt a plane carfyu~g four cruise ship hijackers, they would have waited before report.tog 1l "Only after the fact," said Ed Turner, executive vice president of Cable News Network, Peter Jennings and Tom Bro kaw, anchormen of the ABC and N BC netwo~k news shows, also said they would have held off until after the operatJon to force down the ~ttan plane was finished. The .three commented dunng ~panel discussion on news coverage of ten:o.nsm, cond~cted at the l"CJIOnal conference of the Radio and Televts1on News Directors Assocuuion. Brokaw and Jennings both said their organtzat1ons commuted excesses in the heat of competition in covering the June h1jack10g of TWA flight 847 in Lebanon. Brokaw said he thought there were too many interruptions of regular broadcasts to report mino r or old developments. creating a "cry wolf' effect, and that repeated showing of hostages' families on both network and local news broadcasts amounted to "wall-to-wall electronic frenzy," • . J~nninas ~d t!te technical capa~ility of bctng able to get tape or live P.tctures 11red mstantJy from Beirut may have overridden good news Judgment, "One of the things we've learned from 847 -because we did on occa~ion eo ~n ~e air. live with unedited material, to our regret -is that in a s1m1lar s1tuat1on we would probably be far less likely to go on live tlwl we might have been before," be said. contents of the pruidential messqe. The exchanae between the two leaders "c.an be chancten.z.cd u fran• and direct," said an official. who demanded anonymity, In diplomatic terms that mcana sharp disqreement. Italy, meanwhile, has accused the United States of violatina Italian air space. Pnme Miniatcr Bettino Crui resigned Thursday after defending his government's actions in tbe after- math of the bijackina of the Italian cruise ship Achille Lauro. Whitehead will meet with Craxi, said Bernard Kalb, a State Depart- ment spokeirttan. One of the subjects for to be discus!Cd is whether the Italian leader will JO to New York next week to partic1~te tn meetings Reagan ts holding wtth world leaders in ceremontes markjng the 40th anniversary of the founding of the United Nations. "U.S.-ltalian relations have been, and will remain, broad. deep and strong," Kalb sa1d in reply to ques- tions. "Oosc friends have no difficul- ly in discussing their djfferenccs candidly in an atmosphere of friend- ship. We share a fundamental com- mi1ment to wiping out terrorism and res~nding firmly to the treat posed by international terrorists." The crisis in the Italian govern- ment erupted when Defense Minister Giovanni Spadolini took bis pro- American Republican Party out of the ruling coalition, charging he had not been properly consulted by Cnui during the affair, The Pentagon said late Friday afternoon that Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger has written a letter of praise to Spadolint tndicaung that his "support. cooperation and cool counsel during a cntical period 1s greatly appreciated and will not soon be forgotten." A Defense Department statement confirmed a CBS News repon that Weinberger and Spadolmi spoke by telephone after the Egyptian airliner with the hijackers aboard amved at an a.ir base m S1cf N'l.&A pl II Officer Cataldo Accardi polnta to bQllet holai where PLO plratee fired weapou ln control room of Achille Lauro. Killing action described ROME (AP) -!he h1Jackers of the Achtlle Lauro forced the ship's ha1~d.resscr and a watter to throw Leon Klinghoffer's body into the sea. ltaltan newspapers reported Friday. Joaquim Pineiro da Silva, 27, was quoted m Comere della Sera. Ital y's largest newspaper, as saying that two hijackers beld an auto mauc rifle to his back a.od threatened to k.ill him and the hairdresser. Ferrucc10 A.lbert1. 1f they did not obey. "So Ferruccio and I picked up the old Amencan by the armptts and turned him around," he said. ''He was all covered with blood. so much that we couldn't figure out where he was hit. We picked him up He was already almost cold. "I wish I could cry, but I can't," da Sil va. a Portuguese cu1zen. said The newspaper said the waiter gave the account tn an interview after the cruise ship returned Wednesday 01ght to Genoa, its home port. KJjnghoffer's body will be flown from Rome to New York on Sunday and a private funeral is planned for Monday. a family spokeswoman said Fnday night. Italian po ttl ~lea_d_e-rs_;;;.,r_e_p~la_c_l_n_ ~ ousted coalition ROME (AP) -Pobu.ca1 k:aden °" Friday bcpn talks IO form a oew aovernment to replace the c:oelitioo brouabt down by the Achille La~ htJ&elrina. •b1ch continued to pip the nation a day after the hoer 6cp.n a new cruiac. Italian newspapers specuJated the four luxury liner Pll'ltes may have intended to uk Syria for bclp or to take bostqes to 1borc. The political maneuverina to form Italy's 45th ~twar aovernment fol- lowed Socialist Premier Bettino Crax.t's resignation Thursday. Some pohtietans said another five- party Cabinet led by Crax.i was a strong poss1bihty, and public opinion polls showed acneral approval fortbc aovemment's performance du.rioa the b1jackmg. wb1ch was cnticiz.ed by the United States. The 26-month-old, center-left aov- emment fell apart after the Re- publicans, led by Defense Minister Giovanni Spadoltnt, pulled out of the coal1t1on to protest Cru.i's release of a PLO offiet.al accused by the Uruted States of mastermmding the h1J&ek· 1ng. Spadoltnt also accused Cf'UJ of flllhnJ to consult htm before the premier allowed Mohammed Abbu. the PLO official. to leave the country. President Francesco Cossiga ~ consult.atJons with lllaJOr poliucal figures before namtng a new prcm1cr- des1gnatc, which could occur Mo n- day. Crax1 IS aeons as caretaker premier unul the president makes hts dec1s1on. Crax1 had been scheduJed to go to Washington next week and meet Wlth President Rea'°'n on Oct 24. An adv1scr to Cru1 said the meetJ.n& is tn doubt and Wlll depend on whether Craxi 1s appointed prcn:uer-dcsia- nate Food stamps fall Short of diet Six teen-agers wounded at school football game Consumer group s u rveys food prices, - c alls for larger m aximum a llotm ents WASHING TON (AP) -The amount of food stamps allotted to poor families falls short of providing an adequate diet and should be increued, a public interest group cbaracd Friday. The Food Reaearch and Action Center, a nonprofit., consumer-orien- ted aroup reported that it had surveyed food prices in eiabt cities across the nation, and found the price of a b&sic diet hi&her than even the maximum allotment of food stamps. "Food stamp families in the United States would have to come up with substantial amounts of cash ... in order to eat as well as the Department of A&riculture would have them eat under the Thnf\y Food Plan." said Michael R. Lemov of the center. Prices of foods included 10 the aovemment's Thrifty Food Plan ranaed from 26 percent to nearly 50 percent hi&ber than the aovernment's food stamp allotments -depending on location of store a.nd and brands purchlled, accordina to the center's survey. Food stamp benefits are based on the Thrifty Food Plan, a n estJmate developed by USDA to provide an adequate, basic d1et. The USDA said it questio ned the center's findings. "The department has confidence in the estimates it makes, which are based on a national survey of eligJble households.'' the USDA said in a statement. The USDA said the results are "suspect" because the study looked at ju~t eight-cities and based its food costs on a diet plan that used more of some expensive foods than the USDA recommends. The depanment assumes a family Wlll spend about one-Uurd of its income on food, and if that faUs short of the estimate of what is needed for food. food stamps can ~provided up to a maximum of$268 a month for a family of four. While sample purchases based on nat1onaJ brand products were con- siderably more costly than the aov- ernmeot estimates, buying generic and store brands kept spending close to the food stamp level plus 30 percent. which government programs assume. in most cities. Lemov, however. also contested the assumpuon that fam1hcs can spend one-third of their income o n food, urging that food stamps benefits be increased to assure an adequate diet on their own. Currently.I families and individuals usina only~ rOod stamp1 to buy food cannot a.ffort to fulfill their nutri· uona.l needs., be insisted. bucd on a survey of 309 stores. The maximum weckJy food stamp allotment for a family offour is sliahtly less than S62. Lemov said that his survey found that the price of the same items could ranse from a hia,b of S I 03. 22 for nauonal brand& boutbt ID Wash1na- ton, D.C., to a low 0 ($84. 59 for store and generic producu purchased in Detroit. In addition, he said, prices ID many areas varied between low-income areas of the c111es and more affluent sections. All military to be tested for AIDS WASHINGTON (AP) -The De- fense Department, 1n a maJor response to the growing problem of AIDS, has decided to test all 2.1 million U,S. military personnel for the disease, a Pentagon official said Friday. "We want to be sure m ilitary people and their fam1ltcs are aware of the AIDS problem," said the official. "There's no reason for any kmd of hysteria or overreaction; it's merely a cue of dealina with a new disease which has potential implications." A formal announcement of the prosram will be made after the uniformed services establish an examination system and decide what to do with servicemen and women with positive rcadinp on tests for the AIDS virus, said the official, who divutaed the policy on condition he not be identified. He said it had not been decided how soon testina would begin. Since the discovery of dozens of military AIDS victims.. Defense Sec- retary Caspar Weinberaer hu been tryina to formulate policies that woul<t keep people with the disease from joinina the armed forces and control ita spread from sufferers alre.ady on duty. An armed forces medical board recommended on Sept. 17 that acu ve duty personnel heading overseas be screened for an antibody that accom- panies AIDS. but said logistical headaches made it infeasible to screen all personnel. The Penta&on, however. had o r- dered the services to begin screentng new recruits this month and there already have been reporu of pos1uve readings from preliminary AIDS blood tests gi ven to Marine Corps and Air Force recruits. Weinberger met with the ~ rctaries of the Anny, Nary and Air Force on Thursday to discuss the situation, the official said, prcd1cttng a formal announcement of the m1h- tary-wide program "sometime 1n the near future." "BecaUJC it (the Defense Depart- ment) is an orpnized body which can test people and have results tt's probably ahead of the aeneraJ popu- lation in what it's doiof tn research and care at this Potnt.' the offioal said. "Although it's a serious disease. we're talking about something that docs not affect most o f the m1liU1ry Wilder services Monday Memorial services for Pamela A oyd Wilder Wlll be held at I 0 11 m Monday at the Lqun.a 8eacb Prcsbyieri&n Church. Mrs. Wilder died Wednetday ofleukemia, A realtor with Grubb cl Ellis m Lquoa Bach, she wu a le9der an Oranae C.ounty civic afTatrs. She wu 1 ~rounder of New Directions for Women, Inc .. a recovery oenter Aw alcoholic and drua depC'ndtnt women in Oranae County in I 977 This wu u cxtenaion of the national orpniz.atlon. Woman to Woman. wbjcb abe founded in 1974. . She wu on the board of the Loi AQaielel and Newport Harbor Junior Lape the FriendJy Houte in Loi AJsla., Hu.man ~on1 in t..aiuoa Beach and tbe'OranacCountyCapttfofthe Rational C.Ounat Mn Wildc:rwaul.o a t:rultee of tlarbot Day School and wu involved in work With the Orantr Count)' ~onnint An.I C-enter. The family sugcsts remembra.nca be made in her name to New Olrection1 For Womeo Inc., 2601 WUk>w Lane. Cosca Mesa. 9262'1 Sbe it 1WV1ved by her buabe.nd. Jama Lynwood Wllder Jr • their chlkSrm. ()syle. AJUeoo a.nd James; bet moc.ber, Dotothy Aoyd of t.aauna KUla; a.nd brot.bcn.. N1tanial Aoyd and Willla.m Aoyd. ·-........ ...-....... ·--..... .. . .. population." he said. Prc:limtnary pla ns call for each serviceman and woman and each prospective recruit to undergo a blood test known as ELISA. a preliminary search for the HTL V ·Ill virus -a common tipoff that a person has bttn exposed to AIDS. Hedgecock resignation put on hold SAN DIEGO (AP)-Mayor ROJer Hedgecock on Fnday put his decision to resi~ on hold, saying that jury tampenn• allegations may have tainted bts conspiracy and perjury conviction. Hedgecock appeared at an after· noon news conference 30 minutes before he was to offic1all~ resip as mayor of the nation's etghth Laraest city. "I put m y faith in this (court) system when l defended myself apinst charges bro uaht by the diatrict attorney," Hedaccc>ck said. "I lt- si&ned on the bu1s of a vaJid vcrd1ct If there 1s no valid verdict, there 1s no b&s1s for rtSianation. •• Hedaccock.. 39. announced h11 rcsipation plans a week q o, two days after he was convicted of 13 felony perjury and conspiracy counts 1n a campaian-fina.nce cue. As a convicted felon. he faced automauc ouster from office upon h1.s 1eniencina. tchedulcd Nov. 6, He sa.i.d he Wlll not UJC the ~ury wnperina aJJeaatioo1 u a bui1 to aeek a l)fe. berpin but be said he hopes t.6ere W'lll be no thud trial. Hi• fine tn&l whc1u1ury deadlocked 11 ·I for C:OnVlct:IOn, In a stwmlna turnabout Tbunday, H~'s la~ filcd1 mouoa fol a oew tn&1 bucd on""°"' scaiemeau ftom two juron that lhe coun bailiff' 1otcrftted with dctibetations ln the ICClOOd tn.a1 In the cue, wbicb 1w ltft'tched over I Y, yean. AXkt aaJd (bt ml~I omc. WU lWltmptd by mOft than 1,lOO c:alh Those who repeatedly fail this test would undergo a Western Blot exam- mat1on. which 1s a more accurate determtnator of the presence of A.IDS virus. Rccrutts with pos1t1vc: ~dings would not be permitted to enter the armed forces. • DETROIT -A teen-ager opened ti.ff Wlth a shotgun dunng halfume at a high school homecoming footba\I game Fnday. woundmg six othCT ~ouths. polie% said. The gunman. who had apparently been 10volved LD a fight al Murray-Wnght High School earlier tn the day. fled the scene followina t.bc shootings at halftime, said poh<..-e None of the wounded. who were hJI Wlth birds.hot, was tenously hurt. CJ:uy.ler •trike fA/b recea for weeke11d HIGHLAND PARK. Mich. -TaJb&!mcdatsettlmaa natioowidertnke apjnst Chrysler Corp. recesstd for the weekend with no qrecment Fnday, and the union's president wd the rwo sides wtre .. sull far apan"' on key issues. Suppliers, me.nwhtle. began layina off employC'fl. and deaJers womed about running shon of cars and pans as the walkouts by 70.000 U S. a.nd I 0.000 Canadian autoworkers stretched through a third day FBI recovers stolen RodlD. .calpture MIAMI -'\ S I00.000 Rodrn sculpture stolen last year from the U niversity of Pennsylvania has bttn recovered. and three men were darged 1n the case. the FBI said Fnda~ One suspect. Mark CX<'oat~wonh. 17. of Ph1ladelph1a. 1s a former maintenance worker at the un1vers1t)'. said speclAI agent Joseph V Corless. A.Jso arrested were Robcn BaJk:unas. 25. of Phtladelpbta. and Roben Petnc:". 43. lrom Surfside:, who allegedly hid the bronze: "Jean d'Aire" 1n a motel closet CALIFORNIA No conte11t plea entered ln drownlng11 SANT A MONICA -A. Japanec;c woman who sun1vcd her own su1c1dt attempt but drowned her two chil dren when she earned them into tht' ocean pleaded no contest fnda) to two counts of voluntary manslaughter. Fumiko KJmura. 33. entered the plea in front of Supenor Coun Judge Robert W Thomas. who set a NO\ ~I sentencing date:" Sht' had faced a possible death penalty 1f the case had gone to tnal The: no contest plea me<11ns she did not admit guilt but 1s offenng no defense FBI e11plonage trial goest to jury LOS ANGELES-The case of Richard \.\-Miller. the only FBI agent ever charged W1th espionage:. was placed 1n thl' hands of a Jury Fnday with 1nstruct1ons to "reach a JUSt verdict. rc-gardless of the consequences " US Distnct Judie David Ken )on added an unusuall~ stem admonition that the six men and six women are not to communicate anything about their dc:l1txrauoM to the bailiffs who are guarding them Single bliue plague11 flreflghten LOS ANG ELES -One brushfire raged out of control 1n Southern Cahfom1a on Fnday, but firefighters had controlled dozens of other blazes that burned more than I 00.000 acres. destroyed 23 homes and caused one death About 1.900 firefighters were o n the hnr to fight the: 43.350-.acre blaze 1n ~ ruged Los Pad~s Natio nal Forest \11d C-api 0<-orge Hatt of tht' Ventura County Fin-Department Mom rainJM6e after African e.recut1on JO HA NNESBU RG, South l\fnca -Angered by the eJ1ecuuon Fnday of black poet BenJam1n Molo1se. 30. who wu con ~•cted of killing a policeman, black mobs overwhelmed pohct' 1n downtown Johannesburg. beat1na up whites and smashin& and loouna shops for four hours It was the first lJmr black mobs roamed unchecked through white Johannesburg Witnesses sa1d 1wo pohcemen ~re stabbed. white men and women ~re beaten. and pohoer shot at le.a.st one black man 1n 1h< lei Tb.l.rty tilled ln lri•h erpla.lon LONDONDERRY. Nonhem Ireland -A bomb uploded out11de 1 crowded shoP,Ptna cen1er Fnday nll}lt, '"'unna 30 people, 1nclucbna three! policemen U'Y'~ to evacuate people after a 1elcphoned wam1na. police sud. The outlawed lnlh Republican Army claJmed rcspoD11b1hty for the bombina 10 a~ to Northern lrdand ixws orpruz.auoni.. ~eat of Alr-lJJdJ• fueJ .. e foaJJd WASHING TON -ln v~ton loolana into the poaabthty that a bom¥ camcd &he crash of 10 A.tr-lndUI JCl near ln:-land lut ~mmer bav-e found .. punctura·· ma peccc of ft&Jd-.e from lhe ~ ara. .. Tbere are~ of \be ~ lkln mx>vmd from the tower' pen of tbt b a I t c:ompmtmmt." aid Ira Furman. I sootesmal\ !of the Natioul~~ SdKy 8oud.. But be mued to •Y F'nday ~the " l l dn«i&t pimc:tw1 COQ)d° ha"" been c:auted by a bomb • : I . ., , I .. •• Orange COMt DAILY PILOT /Saturday, October 19, 1986 Cal State university trustees approve 10% fee Jn crease By 1M AIMda_. hat California State University trustees approved a 10 percent fee increue ruaina &om S33 to SS7 a year per student for the 1986-87 tcbool year. approval or amendment and then to the state Lqialaturc u part oftbe overaU state bud&et, univenity spokesman Roaer Kuhn said. year for students wJ:io take silt or more units. For put-tune students wbo take fewer than six units of coune work, the • fee would rise from $333 a year to $366 a year, Kubn said. The lncreaae-and 1S1 .45 billion budaet also~ by the trustees -will 10 tO Gov. Oeorte Dukmejian for If they pus lcsialative muster, the budaet and the hiaher fees will take effect July l, 1986, Kuhn said. 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'Do y ou think a Huntlngt.on B each m an was justified Jn shooting two t eenage boys after they threw two brick s at th e car h e was riding Jn ?' Victor LawnJckt Irvine Engl.Deer "I support his actions. I w1sh human nature was better but since it's not, if someone can't defend himself against situ- ations like this then crime will keep going up and up." Wayne Ganlaer San Clemeate Lamber wltolesaler "I don't think anybody has the right to pick up a gun and shoot someone for any reason. If they did, wberc would it begin and where would it end?" EUzabetll Creely CoataMeu Booatore ulee "I would have called police first. You can't JUSt do things like that. The system is im- perfect but it works. Nonethe- less, I think the judge was correct in letting him off. Jt compensates for the le.ids going free." E4 Healy Newport Bueti Bu.hr "If I were in the same situ- ation, I migh t want to do the same tbi114 but it's still not riaht. Perhaps 1t would be more understandable ifhe acted spon- taneously. But the fact that he went home to set a aun and came back after them makes his reaction excessive." Steful Mal1er1 Hutington Buell Cltlldrea'1 alaoe aalea "That's absurd. l can sec beating them up but not shoot- ing them. I don't see the logic. It's excessive." Mark McCammon Newport Beacla Hotelf 1road1 aapervtaor "No, think he used excessive force. Taking the law into your own hands today is not possible. One can't go around beina Charles Bronson or John Wayne in real life." Steve Mel1tr1clt Ha.ntlD1ton Beacll Life lnaaruce ulee "Although I don't know the details of the case, mr gut reaction 1s that he didn t use excessive force . It's time for the public to react against terrorism whether 1t be Arabian terrorism or terrorism from youths. CovtlteyJob.I Newpert Be.a~ DeaJper "His reactions arc kind of pre- meditated. l think it was a httle excessive. It's the kind of stuff that happens in New York City." • FOUNT AJN V AILEY COMMUNITY ROSPrT AL S.,temMrU Georaetta and Randy Gans. lrvtne, boy Cathy and John Quinn. Hununaton Beach, airl ~tember H Arlene and Michael Capulll, Huntmaton Beach. boy Melinda and Brian Davis, Mission \Ticjo. twins. airt and boy ]!our state lottery winners lose it all 'instantly' Wtnntngs withheld to pay delinquent child support dues SACRAM~O (AP) -Four "in1iant" SS, and S 1,000 lottery win.Den Th lY were amona the tint to be in1 tly stripped of their entire windfall by the state. In the most ~ed disclosure of info~ation on divenion of prize wtnrunp for various state debts, Depanment of Social Services of· ficia11 said they found that winners in San Bernardino, San Joaquin, El Dorado and Alameda countJes owed more than their winninas in delin· quent child support. A San Bernardino County resident who won SS,000 owed $6, I 00 in back payments. "It appears au of the SS,000 will be diverted" before the pnze payout is ever made, said department spokeswoman Kathleen Norris. Likewise, in Joaq_uin County, a SS,000 winner owed SS,800 in coun- ordered child support. Under lottery rules, winners of more than SI 00 must tend a claim form to Sacramento. The names and Social Security numben on the fonn1 ue matched by computer to infor- mation on all who owe oo such item• u taxes, child support. 1tudent loan• or due to overpayment of unemploy- ment wurance. The state's priu intercept prosram is cxDeeted to yield S l 00,000 in new child support collections alone in its first full year of operation. "This ii a arcat opportunity for those absent parents delinquent in their child support payments to clear their records with what amounts to 'windfall' funds," said depar1plent director Linda S. McMahon. "Everyone wins, including those children necdina financial support from both pueots1: McMahon said. The lottery win01&lls also can cause welfare recipients to be bumped off the rol~ at least temporarily. State welfare officials say mothers receiv- ina Aid to Families with Dependent Children -the most common form of welfare -could see their benefits disappear for a month or more. Juet reatlng, thank• &e.en cormoranta buk ln tbe aun atop tbe win& of a Fokker trl-plane ecalpta.re that aracee tbe Emeryrille-Berkeley muclflata. obll'rioaa that 8n~c!::• to IUD tbe Red Baron down from beh.lnd. ID tbe bac d la llae San P'rancleco akyllne. OtMQ9 Coat OAILY PILOTl8atutd9Y, October 19, 1118 Al Bird appointees usually agree with chief justice SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Ltke put California chief i_unioes, Rate Bird picb judaes to 611 &emporary vacancies on the state Supreme Court. And like her recent prcde- c:eaon, abe has chosen jucf#S who have voted with her more offeo than not in cloec c:ases. Temporary appo1 o tmeo ts, authorized aince 1926, have not come under much 1CTUtiny. But with Bird and five collea&ues taana a retention election in I 916, the anti-Bird Cali· fornia Di1trict Attorneys AlsociatJon has accuted her of a form of "coun- peck:ioa" -a systematic bias an appointments to 10fluencc the out- comes of CUC1. An Auociated Press study of the votina records of Bud's appointees did not reveal consistent patterns, and shed no light on her motJvations. In those cases, temporary justices appointed by Bird voted with her position 58 percent of the tlltle. In the same cases, ~lar members of the court agreed with Btrd 40 percent of the time. In four maJor ruhngs dccuicd by one vote, the majority included a Bird appointee. They were: • A 1982 reappon:ioo.mcot cue alloWUll districtJ drawn by lclillllive Democrat.I to be UICd in that ycat'f elections. Bird's opinion for a 4.3 court was joined by ber appoint.co, Appeals Court Justice Stcpb.ea Tamura. • A 1981 cate aUowinJ universities to Jive preference to minority appli· cants to profeuional schools. The 4.2 ~ority included Bird and Appeals Court Ju1tice Jotepb R.attipn. • A 1980 case aUowina victims of the drua DES wbo could not identify the manufacturer to sue all major manufacturen. The 4-3 m~ority included Bird and Appeals Court Justice Clinton White. • A 1984 decision settina prece- dent for ruJinas upboldina all of the state's I 97.S law restrict.in& malprao- uce swts apLnst docton. The 4-3 court mcluded two Bird appointees; one, Rattigan, dissented alona with Bird, while the other, Appeals Coun Justice Sidney Femberg, joined the majonty. "The winnings were intercepted by the (state) Franchise Tu Board, diverted to the San Joaquin County district attorney and applied to the arrcan accordingly," she said. In San Mateo County, a third SS,000 winner's prize was partially diverted to pa)'. $2,257 in delinquent child support, Norris said. Io El Dorado County, a $1,000 winner owed more than S 15,000 in child support and back taJtes. Norris said SS27 will go to taJtes and the remainina $473 to child support. Legless man's U.S. trek for hunger takes him to Ohio In Alameda County, a S 1,000 winner owed $2, I 00 ln late child supl>Ort payments, she said. Officials said they were protecting the child support debtors' right to privacy by not releasing their names or the cities in which they live. "Typically, they are predominatelr, men but there arc women, too, ' Norris said. Prize payouts between $I 00 and $5,000 are diverted to any debts through the state's fledgling Lottery Winners lnteTCCpt Program. Americans most educated in world WASHINGTON (AP) -Giant strides in scboolina since I 940 "have made the American people the most educated in the world," but the quality of U.S. schools sagcd in the 1970s, a C.Cnsus Bureau study con- cluded this week. The special demOlf&pb..ic study by two C.Cnsus analysts also found evidence that the "return" on a colltje education -the cd&e in carn1nas that college graduates bave over high school graduates -is growing again after shrinking in the 1970s. "Less than 45 years ago ... a solid ~ority of young adults were either hl&h school dropouts or bad never gone beyond elementary scb~I," said the report. "Today . . . tugh school dropouts have been reduced to a small minority." In 1940, only 3~ percent of those ages 25 to 29 had attained a high school diploma. and a mere six percent had college degrees. Now, the report said, 86 percent of those surveyed by the C.Cnsus Bureau said they have hiah school diplomas and 22 ~rocot possess collcae degrees. • These are very large trends and they have made the American people the most educated in the world," said the report, "Education in the United States: 1940-1983," by Dave M. O'Neill and Peter Sepielli. It cited surveys showina that in 1980-81 almost 32 percent of all U .S. adults 25 or older had at least some collcae education, compared with J 7.3 percent of East Germans, 17.2 percent of Canadians, 1 S.S perocnt of Swedes, I 4.S pcrocnt ofJapancsc, and 7 percent ofHunprians. The C.Cnsus fi&ure on blah school lflduation is markedly b..iabcr than that used by the U.S. Depertment of Education. Vance Grant of the Na- tional C.Cntcr for Education Statistics said 76 percent of the students who were fif\h..,aders in public and private schools in l 97S-76 lf&duated 1n 1983. Another Education official, Alan OinsbUl'J, said that fiaure docs not include thOtC who obtain biah 1ehool equivalency diplomu after droppina oul O'Neill, the C.Cnsus analyst, wd., "Some people could lie. That's defi· nitcly a pouibiUty." Numerous sroups of educators, civic and bulinesa leaders have deplo~ the state ofU .S. hiab tcbool1 in recent yean and called lor steps to make them more rip>rous. The C.Cnsus repon said the educa- tion pp between the nioet bu tWTOwed ud may have helped btacb make economic pins. It pointed to Scbolutic Aptitude Test ecora. raultl from the National A.Metlmeat of Ed~tioul Propal and other evideoce tO tupport its ooodusion that .. the qUality of IChoolint bu dccliDcd. etpecially durint the 70I.'' The repor1 said that the poor abowi.GI of Amcric:an students OQ tome u. .. dooal ldlolutk com- puhonl ii due iD put tO the low rate of attrition from U.S. tchoola. RICHMOND, Ind. (AP) -A lcaless Laauna Hills man on a coast to coast trip to fWlt hunaer brought his message to Ohio last week. Bob Weiland, 39 moves by thrust· ina himself forward with huge arms while sitting on an oval-shaped leather apparatus. He lost bis legs to a land mine in Vietnam. "These are leather chaps," be said. "It's not a sled, there arc no roller skates underneath." He says his "shoes" are the thick rubberized gri~ on his bands. His trip is billed as "The Walk for Hunger,' and be estimates be bas • raued $235,000 from rallies and personal appearances. Weiland plans to walk through Ohio along an intent.ate high war. but is not sure if officials will allow 1t. 'Tm told they say it's not safe," Wieland said. "I can tell them the 1ntentate 1s the safest place to walk." Weiland is accompanied by Marshall Cardiff, 58, who left his job as a salesman and joined Wieland nearly two years ago in Las Cruces, N.M. Weiland set out on his journey in September 1982 from California. "I wouldn't have joined Bob for a walk for five minutes just to get him s c A SJ85 into the Gumness Book of World Records," said Cardiff. ''We've seen more than I, I 00 cbijdren come to know God th.rough Bob." Wieland's ap~ces at schools and rallies are 'combating spiritual hunger as well as physical hunger," wd Cardiff, a lay preacher. The two travel three to five miles a 'day. The journey is made longer by the frequent stops by passersby. 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Vinal Mauss lives in nearby Walnut Creek. but Velma Thorp and Vilda Hughes took a flight in from Utah. "This has been the bighhght ... said Velma. "We really have been honored so grand all over ... Ten yea.rs ago, their diamond JUb1lec birthday celebration drew about 800 people in their hometown. But this year's festivities have been so good they plan to come back for their 95th birthday, along with the1t eight children, 37 grandchildren and 33 great-grandchildren. Vinal credits thelf longevity to the ''good farm diet" they enjoyed while growing up in Murray. Utah. but Vilda recalled they also benefited from some special care and attention at fint. Each of the triplets weiahed less than three pounds at birth so the.it mother wrapped them in couon. tucked them into a &hoc box and aingerly placed them in a warming oven to help survive the winter, she sajd. · "My mother's wedding band would fit over our wrists." said Vilda. "Our little fingers were like matchsticks and our heads were like apples." Growing up, their home life was no different than their six brothcn and sisten., the triplets agreed. Their father did capitalize on their popularity, and after having 100 photographs taken of his three children, he sold the pictures for 25 cents each. "Daddy caught it all," Velma said of the profits from the state fain. "People would throw money at us. Then they'd throw balloons and we'd bat them back. We thought it was really choice to have that kind offun." Velma said as far as they know, they arc the oldest triplets in the country. They've sent out challenges through radio stations, but no older triplets have come forward. The natton '• olde8t triplet. Velma Thorp and VUda Rqhee of llarra1, Utah and Vtnal MaaM of Walllut Creek cele- brated their &ath btrthdaJ with a week-lone celebratton and ctTtc party for 1,000 peeta Friday In San Franclaco. Review begins on text • • rev1s1on National publishers describe evolution more sctentffically By DOUG WILLIS l11 I ... ,,_.,,._ SACRAMENTO -All six national textbook pubhshen whose junior biJh school science books Ounlted California standards for treatment of evolution have sub- mitted new drafts. Do adults need to fear lies of children? ln each case, the books have been rewritten to include more detailed scientific data on evolution theories. Francie Alexander. manager of the state Office of Curriculum Frameworks and Textbooks, said Wednesday. SAN DIEGO (AP)-David Allen Ward loves children. He loves being around them, pl.a~· o with them and making them lau . "Since being accused and clca of child molest- ing, Ward has dropped his act out of fear that a child may again be about him to authorities. "I was sure I wouldn't change toward children, but l already have," Ward said. "I always thought all kids ~ nice. The reason kids are kids as because they haven't had a chance to act screwed up. They haven't had a chance to be adults yet. You grow into being a jerk." Ward. 31, was substituting as a bus driver for a migrant education pro- gram July 23 when he was accused by several children on the bus of abusing and molesting them. Ward was arrested for investigation of felony child abuse and jailed briefly. The accusing children, offspring of undocumented aliens working in the fields of northern San Diego County, told the district attorney's in- vestigator that they made up the story about Ward. The charges were dro~ pcd and Ward's record was sealed Oct. 9. "I guess if anyone ever asked me, I could say I was never arrested," Ward said. "But everybody knows. Every-DaTld Allen Ward body bas read something or seen lo Ward's case, authonties "arc something. They must be afraid to satisfied it was not criminal bchav- have their kid near me." ior," district attorney's spokesman Child abuse experts say Ward's Steve Casey said. case is rare. For years, it was believed The distnct attorney's office had that children were incapable of lying trouble with the case from the start. about such things. When the parents of the alleged .. As a rule, kids don't lie. But they victims refused to cooperate, the four do lie," said Dr. Perry Bach, a child felony counts were reduced to m1sde- psycruatrist. "Adults need to look at meanors. themselves and how they are per-Police officers who investigated the ceived. With the increased public case were convinced the parents were awareness and the increased aware-afraid to cooperate because they were ness by children of child abuse and fearful their legal status in the United molest, questions arc going to be States would be questioned and they raised which in the past were not ... a might be deported. "We arc JUSt starting to review them, so I'm reluctant lo say anything without a real careful study, or to make an overall evaluation. But most are very detailed drafts. They arc certainly extensive. I'm talking of thick binders. volumes," she said. second-guessing of motive." But Deputy District Attorney Phil ----------------------------------------------------. Walden said the children's stories Last month, the state Board of Education, dominated by con- servative Re~ublicans, voted unani- mously to reject every seventh-and eigbth..gade science book offered this year by major publishers on grounds that they had "watered down" their segments on evolution to pacify fundamentalist believers in the biblical view of creation . • Oak Toilet SeU _ __sl5.95 {7 • ' • The Back Chair $19.95 $15.95 •Dinette Sets from .......... $130.00 • Br&Bs Plant Stand -only .............. $7.00 sMs WHOLESALE 2085 Placentia Costa Mesa 631-8017 ~~ .. 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''There's a very strong tendency for kids to recant when they find out wh.at some of the consequences arc," said Dr. David Chadwick. director oft he Center for Child Protection at the Children's Hospital and Health Center in San Diego. "As the implica- tions of (abuse charges) become clear. it is possible that the parents an- Ouenced them. I don't know 1fthat's the case here." Chadwick said child abuse experts usually can determine the validity of a cbjld's story before criminal charges arc brought. State schools Superintendent Bill Honig has said attempts by pub- lishers to pacify critics who support the creation theory seriously under- mined the quality of the proposed new textbooks. "We have looked at these books from a science perspective, and they just don't come up to a level that's acceptable as far as making these ideas understandable to our stu· dents," he said. The six publishers who revised their textbooks are Holt. Rinehart and Winston; Scott, Foresman and Co.; D.C. 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RI VERSIDE & SAN BERNARDINO CO'S COSTA MESA South Coast Plaza 545-0415 SHERMAN I 4fCLAY ~ We Carry :_J Our OWn Contrectal No8enkaor L ... Compen ... tode91wtthn Up to • Montha to Payn Local , county, state, national and international events come1o your doorstep ll.llJ •1at in the bright, light and lively r1 Orenoe eo.t OAJLY PtlOT/kturday. October 18, 1886 A? Interfaith panel to view common threads of faith The UC ln18e laterfat~ Womn A1Ndatet will present a panel di,.. cussion entitled ''Seeking Common Threads Amona Faiths,·· Friday from 9 a.m. to noon, at the new Irvine Worship C.enter in the University Community Church at the comer of Harvard and University streets. The panel will consist of women from the Bahai, Buddhist, Christian. Jewish and Muslim faiths. A liaht brunch will be served. Tickets are SS. For reservations call 833-0981 . • • • The La .... Nlpel UDlted C.vcla of Cllrl1t, 30121 Niguel Road, will preac:nt a performance of "We Give You Gilbert and Sullivan" today and tomorrow at 6 p.m. Tickets arc still available. Call 495-1310 for further infor- mation. • • • Black Gospel Music by the Randall Family is the program scheduled for Private audience St. Mlcllael'1 u4 AJI Aa1el1 EplteOfel Claud! Sunday at 9 a.m. tomorrow at 3233 Pacific View Drive in Corona del Mar. The group bas been performama together for more than 20 years. There is no charge for the per· fonnancc, which is open to the public. Child ca.re will be provided. For further information. call 644-0463. • • • Helping the hungry in Orange County while sampling cuisine from South Coast Metro ~taurants is the purpose of a food fair in the Mercan· tiJe Building of South Coast Village an Costa Mesa Thursday from 5 to 8 p.m. The proceeds will be used to benefit the Vincent de Paul Food Distribu- tion Center in Orange. Cost is S 15 per person. For funher information, call Timothy Maurier at 83).()()70. • • • Pope John Paul D ta1b with John R. Quinn, archblahop of San Jl'ranclaco, darlDC a prlTate audience at Vatican City laatweek. The Vocations Offioc of the Roman Catholic OiOOC9e of Oranac is sponsoring a Vocation Day for ool· lqe aac and older youn.a adults from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. tomorrow at the Ma.rywood C.enter, 2811 East Villa Real Drive, in Oran,e. The prosram will include tnfor- matfon on vocations in reliajou1 life. There is no charse for participants but reservations are ~uest.ed. For more information, call 974-7120. • • • Gene Bcd.ley, pnncipaJ of El Camino Real Elementary School in Irvine, will speak on "Discipline and Responsibility in the Two-House- hold Family .. on Monday at 7:30p.m. at the Sota~ Coa1& Commulcy Cll•rcll, S 120 Bonita Canyon Road in Irvine. Bedley's approach to education recently earned him the honor of being chosen PT A NallonaJ Educator of the Year. Call Bob C\lnnin&bam at 1S9-l104 or Dan Ardell at 760-6076 for fu.n.her information. • • • Marie-Claire Alain, ooe of the leadin& penonahtiea in the world of orpn m'11ic, will ~nt a concert on the Hazel Wri&bt orpn LD the Crystal Cathcdtal in Garden Grove at 8 p.m. F~J· Mark A. Thallandcr at 971-4153 for further information. • • • Lapaa .,....y1ertaa Chrd. 41 s fonest Ave. WlU welcome Dr. Paul Pierson, dean of the School of World Missions at Fuller Seminary, to the pulpit Sunday at the 9 and 10:30 a.m. services. He is brinaing with hin'I several international students who arc beina trained for leadership in the churches of their own countries. Visitors att inviled LO join Pierson and the students for brunch after the SCTVlCC. • • • 8artJata Holbda y. lbe d.au.&hter of a West Virprua coaJ miner wilJ speak at 8 p.m. Thursday at the New,ert a..d a..rct. .. Clart9t Sdnda&, 3303 Via Udo. Her topic wiU be oo the need to displace desJ)8ir W1 th opponwuty. • • • BeUnen P'at~ cacu, 148 E. 22nd St, Costa Mesa, will present a concen by Chuck Guvd tomorrow at 6p.m. Thett is no admission charge. Call AJ Scott at 6S0-044 7 for further information. • • • The United Methodist Woman of the Lqma ~ V9i&e4 Meca.tiat Qud will be sponso~ "The Lady with the Travelina Trunk 'at their fall fund-raiter luncheon at noon Tues- day. The luncheon wtll be held at the Mercury SaVlnp and Loan bulldmg tn El Toro. Tickets arc $5. for reservations. call the church office at 499--1088. • • • The a..aw....,. \J....,.. V.. Vena.list Clierd. 429 ~ Drive, will bold a fund·raiaina auction &oday at 7: 30. f>attjcipanu can preview the items from 6:30 lo 7:)() p.m. The auction is open to the pubbe. Call June Bain at 581-4702. • • • Glenn Putnam, a tocia.I ICCince professor at Lona Beach C.Ommunity College, will speak oo ''The Way to Wellness" at the Oruce c.ut lJlll&.. an.. Vm•enaUaa a.....s, 12s9 v~ toria St.. Costa Mesa. tomorrow at 10:30 a.m. The lecture as free. Call 642-2 I •2 for further information. • • • Rabbi Mark Miller and Cantor Alan Weiner of Temple Bat Y..._, 1011 Cammelback St, tn Newport Beach will oow be offerin& a prayer study session on the thu'd Friday of each month. For 1nformat1on. call 644-1999 . Fundamentalists' rights def ended By tllie A.11oclated Preti SEWANEE, Tenn. -Vice Presi- dent George Bush has criticized liberal attacks on fundamentalist Christians such as Moral Majority leader Jerry Falwell for speaking out on political issues. Bush defended their right to do so. "What bothers me is that these denunciations seem mainly directed apinst one group or loose federation of groups. the fundamentalist Chris- tians," Bush. an Episcopalian, told a special convocation at the University of the South. He said that if Catholic bishops. newly elected Episcopal Prcsidmg Bishop Edmond Browning., CIVIi nghts leader the Rev. Jesse Jack.son, Presbyterian activist William Sloane Coffin or former Massachusetts con- Eman the Rev. Robert Drinan 'take sides on political issues, .. then "it's all right" for Falwell to do so. NEW YORK -Asked what he thought of Lutheran Bishop James Crumley's insistence that Lutheran and Roman Catholic churches need to take concrete steps to implement agreements reached by their theologians, Roman Catholic Bishop James Malone, president of US. bishops. told a news conference, .. I say, 'Amen."' CHICAGO-The National Coah· Prayer breakfast set in CM Costa Mesa Mayor Norma Hertzog will host an interfaith prayer break- fast Friday at 7:30 a.m. at the Neighborhood Community Center, 1845 Park Ave. The event, held in recognition ofaJI the congregations worshipping in Costa Mesa, will include a full breakfast and presentations by vari· ous church groups. Tickets arc S4 and may be reserved by calling 548·3283. Part of the proceeds will be used to buy f~ for the Share Ourselves orgamzauon to make Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets. Due to limited scaung. ruer- vations are advised. lJOD of Amcncan Nuns has called for dismissal of Cardinal Jerome Hamer as head of the Vatican Congr-eeation for Religious and Secular Institutes. saying he is "incapable of resol vtng .. a CWTCDt impasse between h.im and 24 American nuns. He has demanded th.at. they recant their sigmng of a statement last year saying diverse Catholic views eltlst about abortion, or be dismissed from their orders. The coaJ1uon. a nuns' group de- voted to social Justice issues, says Hamer 10 encounters with several nuns on a recent visit to this country "was rude and overbcanng in an effon to intimidate women... an approach contrary to ··collegiality and adult dialogue" called for by the Second Vatican Council. NEW YORK -The American Jewish Comm ittee has issued a booklet, the "Joys of Parenting," seeking to encourage young men and women to marry and have children. Yebuda Rosen men, director of the committee's Jewish fanuly center, says m a foreword the ocnter is commuted to ··communal contl· nuity," adding.: "Our behef tn the 1mponanoc of mamage and children is based on a conv1cuon that ultimaJe happiness ~d fulfillment denve from selftess and transcending love ... possible only wnhin a happy family framework." RICHMOND. Va. -The Southern Bapust Fercign Mission Board has adopted a record $162.3 m1Llion budget for 1986 to fin.anoc the work of 1ts worldwide corps of more than 3.500 rruss1onanes. WASHINGTON -The U.S. Sen- ate has voted to revoke tu exemption for any cult or other organization that promotes "Satanism or W1 tchcraft. ·• ·---iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii The measure, proposed by Sen. 1 Jes1e Helms, R-N.C.. and approved as an amendment to the 1986 general appropriations act. defines Satausm as worship of the "powers of evll" and witchcraft as "the use of sorcery or .. 1upernatural powers with mal1Clous intent." MCC OCEAN OF LIFE 1001 W. 17ttl, lee. U•C... ...... CA _,. .,,..,.. 11 ....... 7iJO , ... ..... .__ .... Orange Coast RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY A Cll •11 Wllc1•1 ,,... The UNITED .METHODIST CHURCH Co.taM ... FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 1~h St. & Harbor Blvd. Church School 9:30 WOf'shlp 8.30 and 10:45 Charles 0. Clark, Minister Co91•M ... MESA VERDE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 1701 hker Wonhlp 6 Church School 8!30-10:00 a.m. Or William E. Steel 979-8234 Newport 8Mch CHN8T CtttMCH aY THE HA UMTID MCTHOOCIT 1400 W. S.lboa Blvd. ..,,.._ Rev. Lawrence T. Young • ...., a c-... ~ t::ID A.M. • ..., "'9-ldlool Md 0., c-7:11 A.M.-4t:90 l'.M. Huntington Beectl Nortll COMMUNITY UNITED METHODllT CHURCH 6662 Hell Ave. 842·4461 WonMI> hrvlce l:30 a 10:00 1::30 hnda1 ~ 10:00 Fount.in Valley FIRIT UNITED METHOOllT CHURCH 18225 Bushard St. 112·2113 James R. Hadley, PUtOf' Wonhlp a Churctt lcttoof •.JO A.II. ~CENTfR i l.HT[O METHODIST CHURCH ·· 1I01~Ave. CCWOMdel..., ""6-07U ...... I Qlrd s..I t:JI I.I. F#v. 8uMr R. ~ 11 Ii macl cellaUTlllM 111 ......... -.c... ..... ...................... .......... 144-1 ... ()wt.ti Sc-.. ' ......, Cir• S.u U1 ~"1 at a ~ea "' ~,. <!hke 7lU 1/Jed PRESBYTERIAN CtdCH OF Ttl'. COVENANT aruce A. Kunt.. '-* Teoy~ne. OlrllCIOf of Adult Mlnl1trles Plen• Allegre, Olrect0< of Hlgtl Setloot Ministries Tina Alcaraz, Olrecior ol Cfllldr110'1 Mlnl11riee Slllday h1Hp -S:JO' 10:00 Liii a.di Set.I - CIM• In AMI 10:00 un. ...,.,, ......... _ l:JO & 10:00 I.Ill. ( .... s.nk• -7:00 p.lll. 2850 Fairview Rd .. Costa Mesa 557-33'0 CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH (MIQC>Url Synod) 790 Victoria It., Coet. ..... Lother Y. Tornow, P•tor e:n.1e11 .,_ .-..:., l'•tcw WORSHIP SERVICE l:CIO 10-.30 AM Scnby Sdloal ' A4't .,.. aau 9:20 A.M. awislian °"'*"•' $(hoot 5'18188 ST. MARK PIESIYUllAJI CHURCH [astbiulrcif & bmbortt Newport Buch Rn W1n11m McQuold. Pastor Assl PISltr Robert P Sttwart Roocer Wll4tten. MuSIC O.rector lenlliJ 1:30 A.I. EMltill C1wts 11:45 A.I. """'c •. for Info: Cll '44·1341 SHIR HA·MA 'ALOY HARBOR TEMPLE REFORM R•llO! lleln¥d P Kina l.tmbof• ' hstbllltt DI lllutlC .,,. SMlefm Nrwpoll e.-~ c. ( chlCllOI fOf Miio Cll!ll l&lnty ltwl • '" 1?0] t •• a, a 1 8ebbath a.meet ,.,, ..... ,..., ..... ,... "*' .... .... sn.c tlM """" ...... .,. 21M ._ Wt1t1 ..... , ..... ''Stepping Forward Through Understanding" CtUCH OF lllJGIOOS SCDCE ............. ~~-............ 2205 MAIN STREET. SUtTE 23 HUNTINGTON IH~ACH, CA 92&48 Adutta & .If. Chunlt\' 1:00. e:~ a '1:30 Rev. ll'9ggy a...tt FOf lnfonna11on ... 13'1 NEWPORT HARBOR LUTHERAN CHURCH Roeer J. S.1. Pastor Kin Eifert Krorstad. Pastor WlllllP SUMI I AM & 10:30 AM (lnttfll'tter for the deaf 1t I AM} st11>4Y sctm. 9:15 AM 1b1«J C•t Anable WILOllll lH htar Ir, ...,.rt hH• Ml-1111 HARBOR CHRISTIAN CHURCH (~°'C ...... t) N01 lrYtM ........ ........ .....,_.8Mct'I .! MSoom1 Morning Worship I 0 AM Sunday School 9 MtA y_ ... be..W 11-1 -AMI,...,_. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH ...,,, •I AdailM, Huntlftgfon llNclt 8UNDAY: MOf'ing Worship.. . .... ... . . ... , •.. 9:00 PM Bible School... .. .. ..... .. ...... . . . ..... . • .... 10:-45 AM Evening WOf'shlp .. . .. .. .... . . . .... .... ... 6:00 PM Swulay. .......... .,..._...._, ......... . Miil• f'•• &. 0.... _,.,.,, I ~ H. KatV9&. ............ w.,... ld9n. Olrclor of ciw.... E~ CMAL.·A..O.VOTIOM -m -~ Offtoe -.,._ ""' ........ Ctwtet .......... Oetober 20, 1985 SUNDAY WORSHIP 8:30and lO:lS A.M . Sermon T op1c "All of Me ... Why Not Take All of Me?" I Dr. John A. Haflmaa A J ill Bri9eoe ~ N>..' St And~ R..-...J l'kwrnn ~ach Cahtnrn1.1 17141to11·2~' IEW TIOlllT ClllllTWI 011101 111 •. 1• It., ..... ... C1•••Mll ....... et lllM) 11What About An Answtted Prayer?" Or. a. .. c. Jaclstn 81bte Study c1 .. 9: 15 Sundl1Alotnq ~~IJIJl#or Ch11rdl10 ~ ................. aguna Pre•byterian Church -Chud o/Cllime•• A......, dlwdl .. Ill._. C..,. W ' ... llrmm. .._...-*-' .,..., .... ,. ,,,.,.,1:11.. I ~ c.t. ,,.,.,,.. • ...., le*-',., ..... .,....,. ,_....,,., twz n.., r..ct • uw. 4 l& f C>lWt Aw • P.._ 494· 7~ Dr. Arlls l T....,, .... ~~ •. ~ C...... DIAL-A-PRA PRAY M ~T.ftlll: ~.._,..) RMB MAAK S. MLl£lt S*mAT SlnlC[S Fri..t II.A -S.l·IO-lO I.JI\. f lf!lil) Sfr¥1Cn Isl f nd1y o' Mont~ 1 30 RfjlfOUs SrhOOI Adult ld 'foultl Crouos S.ll(ln 1011 C ... ld. """9rt 9tldl rt11 _, ~1999 Cantor Alan Wetnef Educator Mktam Ven R.Hlte THE REVEREND DENNIS and RITA BENNETT NOVEMBER 8, 9. 10, 1915 FRIDAY -· 7000M 1t00pM SUNDAY -10 .......... ..._ .. ....... '~'·"' SATURDAY .. _ . • JO . M ti-OO ....,_ •JOo"" tooo.._ "00Df" '0000M S.\I XT. J.\'.\l E~ EPISCOP.\L C l It 'NCI I 3209 \'L..\ LIOO ~EWPORT BE.\Cll. C..\UFOR.'\L\ (71 4 ) 675-0210 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES MV.lfe:HES Of' THE MOTHER CHURCH THE FIRST CHU..CM OF ~RIST. SCIENTIST IH BOSTO"I M4SS4CHUSETTS Coete Meee-ftnt Church of Chrtat Sct.nttet _ ..... VwdeDf~C.ta ..... c~ a_..., khoof-1o.GO A.M. R1111tn9 RooM, WO ..... Venle Of.-8 A M.--':JO P.M. Mon tt\ru '" Wed. 7·7:90 ,.M,.+e:tl , .... '"1ne-Arlt CtM°d' of Chtlet. ldentt1I R8Mlho ................ "' ...... lchool .., •t 1t10111 (..._ Y•) CMlfotl a ......, kNol-10!00 A..M. ....... "°°"" 4.1IO ..,.enc.~·· ....... 145. ltOtlleCfeM "-u tO A.II._. , .II. ....... """ .... tO A..111..-7 , .... 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Aocounu vaned, with Israeli mili- tary otficia.11 sayina three terrorists, a Lebanese militiaman and a radio employee died in the midni&ht bomb-. near Al Khiam. ~owever, Georac Otis, president of Hiah Adventure Ministries of Van Nuys, said four or five Palestine Liberation Orpnization terrorists broke throuah tfie station's chain-link perimeter lence at 12:04 a.m. local time Thursday. "Four or five PLO terrorists came K~:t out of the dark:nCSJ firing nikovs (Soviet-made auto- ma tic weapons)," Otis said. "Strapped to their back Like they sometimes do they had plastic ex- plosives with them. They also bad a case of explosi vcs with them and had broken through the chain-link fence .... Michele Zack.helm ID her .. Tent of lleeUn&." Monotheistic faiths share roots and a decorative tent Symbols display t h e intertwin ed histories off atths By GEORGE W. CORNELL ,,,~ .... From the ouuidc, it look.a like a bi&, black Bedouin tent. On the inside, iu walls glow with reliaioua imaaery of Judaism, Christianity and Islam. The incensed air bums with soft, mystical music. "It's a contemplative place " uys its creator, artist Michele zackbeiin. "People come to be quiet and learn, to listen to their puu. And maybe listen to themselves." The unwual, 1,0()().tquarc-foot "Tent of Meetina." j~taposioa the symbols and 10Cnes of the three, sreat monotheistic faiths in one mu.Jti- visual, tapestried room, ia meant to show their intertwined histories. The bia tent iuelf ia a reminder of the ancient shelters of the biblical patriarchs, Abraham, Isaac, Jacob and Moses, the tents of the early, rovina Christiana and tents of the later nomadic Moslem tribes. "When you realize the three faiths came from the same roots, it makes a big difference," Zackheim said of the tetene yet subtly animated tent "It's 10 limp1o, but hardly anyone knows it. ••They're &bocked. Even Sunday achool tcacben don't know it. h's amwna. Christiani don't know Jesus wu a Jewitb rabbi, and neither do Jcwa. Yet they, and MOilema, too, worahip the one Ood of Abraham. .. It educates people to realize this relation'l:!,t·" That · is brouaht out in the contoun of moutaint rimmina the entire interior and formina the back- pound for three ~foot~tooa eec-- tiona, one devoted to scenes and repraentationa of each of the three faitbl. Zachcim of Santa Fe1 N. M., a coUaae-amn&er. aot the idea for the tent..enctoeecf portrayals while on a trip to the Middle East where she climbed Mt. Sinai. There, Scripture says, Moses received the l 0 C.Om- mandmenu. "It wu an cxhilaratioa ex- perience," she said. recallioa a l~tle chapel atop the mountain where Jews, Arab Christiana aod Moslcms worshipped side-by-side. "If they can share the mountaintop, wby not their stories?'' Their stories are told in 250 a.rtworb on the tent walls: the cbaracterund events of Judaism, the life of Jesus and the floral and c:al.lip'apbic desips of Islam, which avoids portrayal of bwnan imqca. The tcenca were taken ~ Zackheim from the accumula cluaical artwork of ocnt~~ o reliaJoua portrayals -p&Ultulp. enaravinp, icona, m~s and o~~r worb, reduced to m101ature, V1v1d momenu. After an opcoina dis~lay ~t last aorlna in New York • Episcopal Cathedral of St. John the Divine, the "tent" ia to be shown in numcr:ous other American cities, with bookinaa already acheduled for the next two yean. Several corporations and foun- datiohs have funded the non-profit. $400,000 project., includinJ the Xerox C.Orp., wboee 2080 copter was used in transferring the imqes to canvas. Painters added the coloring. Scenes from Judaism are s>O"" itioned on the aiant. spread winp of cherubim, while vianettet from the ministry of Jesus arc shown ·on tree branches. Five window-shaped "tubas" frame the geometric patterns of Islam. "Winaa of Ood protected the people of Israel and carry its story," uid Zackheim. "Trees worked well for tcllina the stories of Christianity. There's a wonderful naturalness to tt, the tree of life.•\ "Our one sin.ale auard picked up his ri1Je and started firing. He struclc one of the explosives packets, and that detonated," Otis said in a telephone interview. He said the guard's shots touched off a chain reaction, because the terrorisu "were close together and they were all blown up." Jewish branches urged to start healing rifts "Our guard was killed and also our man who was broadca.stina in the studio, who was on the air, was also killed," he said. Archi tect named f or Temple design Award-winning archi~ Ron Yeo bas been hired to desian and oversee the remodelling of Temple Sharon of C.Osta Mesa. The remodelling is part of the temple's 25th anniversary cel- ebration, accordina to Harry Wood- coff. president. By GEORGE W. CORNELL ,.,......,. .... American Jews, often portrayed as firmly united in mutual solidarity. are an reality sharply divided, and by some evidence, getting more so. But new efforts have arisen to try to check that splintering trend. Some unusual diplomacy, involv- ina reciprocal a~ces of leaders of the rival Jewish branches at one another's national meetings, has spurred the mediating impulse, with still uncertain results. Some suggested concessions. how- ever, have met with rejection or temporary non-commitment. A rare joint conference of 60 rabbis of four branches of U.S. Judaism declared dunn1 the summer that 1t esca.latina conflicts arc not allayed, they could "lead to disaster, a fundamental split in the Jewish people." The conference, in Simi Valley and sponsored by the New York-based National Jewish Resource Center, ufJC<i the different Jewish branches to "Jive malor priority to intra-Jewish dialogue, · something lacking in the past. ' · f di · · d At 'a ume o v1S1veness an growing disharmony in Jewish life," the conference said d.ial~e was essential for "seeking unifying solu- tions in an atmosphere of mutual respect, trust and undentand.ing." In a keynote paper, Rabbi Irving Gr~nberg, an Orthodox leader and Add to your Halloween fun by growlngown pumpkins By Earl AroelOB ,,, ..... .,.., An estimated 80 percent of the pumpkins sold for fresh use in this country arc picked up in October to become Halloween Jack-0-Lanterns or other decorations. It's easy to go to the market or a roadside stand and buy a pumpkin, so often the centerpiece for the Hal- loween observance. If you are a gardener, plan ahead for next spring and grow your own pumpkins with the whole family parucipating. Have a contest to determine who can raise the largest or best shaped pumpkin to carve at Halloween. Children will enjoy raising pump- kins, with a little parental help. Pumpkin seeds arc fairly large and easy to sow when the weather and the soil are warm in spring. Seeds sprout fast and the plants grow large. Some varieties of pumplons, Big Max, Jack-0-Lantem and Tnple Treat, require considerable space to handle their sprawling vine habit. But if your garden space is limited, there arc newer bush-type pumpkins needing only 6 square feet. These include Cinderella and Spirit hybrid with compact plants. The pumpkin meat makes de- licious pies and puddin~ and the seeds provide a tasty, high-protein snack raw or roasted. Pumpkins cannot stand frost in spring, so wait until soil and weather are warm before planting.. Select a sunny, well drained site. Prepare the soil well, working in ground limestone if needed and a president of the center, outlined what be termed the "&rim consequences" of continued non-oommunication be- tween the various Jewish branches. If current "sociolasical forces are left to operate unchecked," be said. "within decades, the Jewish people will be split apart into two mutually divided hostile aroups" not rccosniz· ing each other and disapproving inter-marriage. Projcctina statistics on various factors, includina criteria for Jew- ishness in Reform Judaism differioa from that in C.Onservativc and Or- thodox branches, he predicted that by the year 2000, the Jewishness claimed by nearly I million Americans will be denied by other Jewish groups. .. One can project a cycle of alien- ation, hostility and withdrawal that will lead to a su.oderina of the Jewish people into two reliaions or two ·social aroups fundamentally divided and opposed to each other1" be said. "All it will take is nealcct., aoina nothing." Of the S.1 million U.S. Jews, about 4.4 million belona to the t.btce main branches, Reform, C.Onservative and Orthodo!..t...1 million-plus in each, in about 3,:>UU cooareptions. Orthodoxy adheres closely to "balacba," the ancient J~sh ,rcau- lations on such matten u diet, ntuals and Sabbath observance. Con- servatives believe in adaptina the ancient laws to modern conditions. Reform Jews are still more flexible, consideriDJ "the old requirements generally inapplicable, but valuing many traditional worship practices. The chief diffcrcn~ ha v~ arisen in reprd to convenions, mixed mar-riqes, divorce, ordaining women and bow to define Jewish lineaae, with the different branches, in varying desrees, taking different approaches. "The pp bas gotten wider and wider over the course of the yea.rs," Rabbi Alexander M. Shapiro, leader of the C.Onservative Rabbinical As-- sembly, told the Orthodox Rab- binical C.OunciJ of America. It was the fint major address by a C.Onservative rabbi before the Or- thodox branch, and was part of an exchanae in which the Orthodox leader, Rabbi Louis Bernstein, had addressed C.Onservatives the month before . Water efficiency theme of LA show Water and howto&et the bigestsplash from it in your garden will be the theme of the Los An.aeles Garden Show, today through Oct. 27 at the Los Anaeles State and C.Ounty Arboretum. About 40 model prdcns desianed by landscapioa professionals will show optimal ways to used the limited water likely to be available in the future. Tbouahtful, informed choices seem to be the watchword at this year's show. Do you want to spread the available wa~r un~formly over a velvety green lawn or would you rather use water spanngly in some areas so you can concentrate the moisture on a lush fern grotto? Aow a pout a cooling spring that splashes over boulden into a mountain pool, or would a more formal fountain that looks u ifit ca.me from a Spanish courtyard be more your style? balanced fertilizer. C.Ompost, peat No longer do you have to settle for a lifeless landscape if you.choose to save and other orpnic materials improve water in one portion of yourprden. As an example, the Cahforrua landscape the soil and 6elp arow better plants. C.Ontracton Association took a dry bank for its model and turned it into a ----------------------------------------. For vin~type pumpkins, sow five multi-level "stairway prden" made Lively with colorful and untbinty ' to six seeds in aroups on bills 6 to 8 Australian native plants. LLOYD !i gardPn shop r I I I /f\ I ---~ • : 32 Tons To 1 Choose From ~.. -~~~·*''' ':.~,~··.Al ..... ....-). ... ~ ,,,.., .... "-·---·' -' ~ . PANSIES a VIOLAS AYE GRASS Plant now for Wanter & Spring Color white pony pak REG.9k NOW79¢ Green-up your Bermuda lawn with Winter Rye 20°/o KELLOGG TOPPER ALL 10°/o • NURllRY • 'LONIT 2 cu. ft. Reg. 3.98 wees cowr roo drftt1no or nwlel"I Ind COf'U•n~ Mronut'"ut Sale s31s off marked price Ranuncu1u1, Fr ....... D•ffodlta, Ir ... Tulip, Crocua. etc. ALL ITEMS SUBJECT TO STOCK ON HAND ,_. HOURS: MON-FRI 7-6 •SAT 8:30-8 •SUN 8:30-5 NUR•RY • UNDICAptffQ Sale prfcea effective through 10-26-85 Dfi."8Y LLO'fO'S NUASEAY ANO LANDSCAPE CO .. INC. t ea• J ~ • lllAIN'TaNANCI • NIT CONTROL 2028 ~Mwpott l1Yd 1111 Bey St I Coeta Meea. CA 92e27 I (7 t•) 648-U .. 1 "'------------...................... _. ..................... .. feet apart each way. C.Over with one Seemingly at the other end of the water-use spectrum are the sparlcJing half-inch to one inch of fine soil and ran.ks of fountains that border the lon1entrance promenade. They sweep up to firm li&}ltly. encircle the central waterfantasyofcucadingdroplets,diaaonalJctsand a still Usually there is enou&h moisture in reOectioa pool that sets the theme for the show. Even these favisb water features spring around for good sproutioa of are conservation-minded, since behind-th~scenes rccin:ulating pumps send seeds. If the weather is very dry, water the same water up over and over. with a fine spray to keep the soil Truly thirsty plants like on:hidsand camel has also will be displayed in evenly damp. When secdlinas begin sheltered nooks. illustratina the tropical effect you can create for a few hea val y to crowd, thin each aroup to two or watercdareasaroundyouroutdoorlivingspaces. three plants. Space-savina veptable prdens, a topiary garden replete with shrubs Bush types may be sown closer-clippcdintoanimalsbapesandadiaplayofraretropicalfruittrcesarcjustafew three to four sccds~v t in rows of the otherattractionsat the show. 3 feet apart. Later n to one to two Tbcshow, which fills the 10,000-aquarc-footAyres Hall and a nearby planu in each sro . three-acre lawn, will beo~n from 101.m. to6 p.m. daily. Ticketscosting$4 for To act j umbo-uze pumpkins, let adults and S3 for senior cttizena, studentsand children under 18, also give only one or two fruiu develop on each visiton access to the entire 127 acres of the arboretum at 30 I N. Baldwin Ave. vine, keep fertilized and watered. in Arcadia. Throuah Oct. 27, its grounds will be accessible only to show ticket- In late Auaust. when ihe pumpkins holders. arc fairly large but the shells haven't During ceremonies Sunday, TV penonality Tom Hatten will be awarded hardened, scratch names or initials the "Spirit ofSpinach A ward." Accordina to show sponsors, Hatten earned the into the fruit with a nail or a knife. As honor for the 30 yean hespent promotina spinach to viewers of the" Popeye" the pumpkins mature the inscriptions show on KTLA. From 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., be will sign autoaraphs for fans who will callus over and will be easily alsoknowhimfromthcSunday"Familyfilmfestivat••andhisperformanccs readable. on stqe and in movies. Gather pumpkins for food or fun Gardooencan learn from horticulturists every day during I p.m . lecturcs. just before first fall frost. Leave on a Ta.lkioaabout theirapecialtics will be David Klostermann, California small part of the stem and don't Waterlea~, "Planninaa Waterfall," Saturday; Pamela Ingram, Sassafras bruise the fruit. Cure for l 0 days in a Nunery, 'Enalish C.OntainerGardenina," Sunday; Dan Davids, Davids .t warm, dry place to harden shells, then Royston, "Bulbs in C.Ontainen" Monday; Shirley Kearns, landscape architect store ma cool1 airy dry area (45-SS "DesiaruntanHcrbGanten,"Tuetdayj_EmieHeatherinaton,Stewarts · degrees F.) unt.tl ready to use. Orchids, "Cymbidium Growillj Made 1:.&1y," Wednesday; Al Johnson 1--------------.------.. K.ellop, "Succaa in Southern California Gardeni~" Thursday; Bob ' RU f Ell'S Rosebrock, Rotebrock'a VqetableOarden Center, 'Growioa Fall and Winter Vcsetablesand Herbs~'~ 25; Sheri! Hopkins, C.Ommon Grounds Program UPHOLSTE.y IMC. "Urban Gardenina." uct. 2~ ~d Susan Tufenkian, Tufenk:ian Plants. · n "Propeptin1Geranium1"uct.27. for Tht Rest of Your life A series of apccia)ty ~hows within the show will feature plants in containers I 922 HARBOft Bl VD .. COSTA MESA-MS-1156 and cut flower displa)'1. announcing ''Interiors'' a 1peclal edition of th• Dally Piiot. call 6'2-,321 to reH rve advert11ln9 1p11ce. dMCllln• Oct. 2•th. " .··· ' ••• ·1 /·"/ ,. ... ·· •' .. .. .. ,• I.:.•} GARO £N CHE CKLIST •Before plantina bulbt, be sure to add 10me srowina food aucll 11 bonemeal at the bottom of the bole, then put in a '!.-inch layer of IOU over it and plant. • Le1 your ro1e1 rest. Stop f'eedina now u they are bccomina dormant for winter. •Let the to~ of tuberous bqoniu and dahlia d.te t.ck before removina them. •There are all 10rt1 of annuals to plant now for color this fall and winter. Try violaa, pansies and 1tock totian. •Plant a persimmon lJ'eC th11 fall for decoration with colorful fall -~ ftuit and eenerat alJ,.around IOOdloob. , - TV LISTINGS -l:CIO- • Cl) ... HEMION'S WUPPETI. Ula l llllONllEN ll!F l ~- IOU. TMIN OOtlECTIONS: AN AL l&INATE VIEW OF CH.ANGE I # A!BWI> IKETCHN) ""JUNCTION t«iH 9CHOOL FOOTBAU *~Big Hand For The Little Lady'' ( 196e) Htnry Fonda. JOIMe WoodWMd. (8)MOYIE •••it "lhlna1orm" (1983) Chrta10-rtE ~""· Nelille Wood * * * "The Rd" ( 1956) Paul New· man, Wiii• Pldoeofl -1:30- G OHCAMPUS • Ff&HANO 8KETCHtNG ! ~ PM&SE THE LOR> • ** "Spiasn'' (1984) Tom Hanks. Olly! Henneh -9:00- ~ (I) COUEGE ~~TUM: I NEW ZOO REVUE S.WAT. ~~·sMONEY WONJ) ~~IHVEmE -9:30- 1 QI PUNKY BAEWSTER a 13 GHOSTS OF scooeY. 000 l ~~AMERICA PROJECT~ OHEWAYOAME -10:00-G QIALVINANOM CNPYlJHKS I VIDEO BEAT . «I 8C008Y'S MYSTERY ~ I BUJEKMOHT 8QUAAE FOOT GAROEHING G ... COOflER'S ORANGE CXlUfTY 8D DA TE WYTM DALE !~IWJ. • • • "The Bishop's Wlfe" (1948) Cry Grant. Lorette Young ~MIJlMNR. ~~ V 1.P.a" (1963) Elizlblth Tl)'lot, Aidwd Bunon I ==~ 9 LITTlEI YAN CAN COOK lfTAOOUaNO llOLOOY W..UfQilAN Gntelf.AM (%)WOYI( "The Aremln" (1916 ) Ctlerile C~ Nn, Edna PuM1nc;e -11:00- QIMA. T PVTT1N' OH THE HfT'S ltl ABC WEEKSC> SPEW.L WAESTlN) ST ART OF SOMETHING BIG WOOOWRIOHT'S SHOP INTAOOUCIHO llOlOOY FAMll. Y ONE WAY GAME MOVIE * * '.\ "The life Of Alley" 1 HM9) W1I· Item Bendix, Rosemary OeCamp <O'lMOVIE * * "SlapstlCk Ot Another Kltld' (1984) Jerry Ltwts Madeline Kahn '1.lMOVIE * * ••.; ''The Righi Stuff' 11983) Sam Shepatd, Scott Glenn -11:30-D Cit SPUR-MAN ANO HIS AMAZING FRIENOS I ~AMERICAN BAHOOT AHO TH&S OlD HOUSE I~ m CtWJ< TAU< AFTEANOOH -1~u TERRAHAWl<S G TMREE STOOGES 8 tmJ COUEGE FOOTBALL GMOVIE * * \<\ "Starlhght· Tile Plane That Couldn't Land" (1983) Lee Majors. Lauren H11tton. ij~BlfHULK * * * ''MOVM! MoVM!" ( 1978) George C Scott. Ell Wallach Cl) MOVIE * •t.; "Tall Man Rkl1ng" (t9SS) Ran- dolptl Scott. Dorothy Malone 89 WOHOERWOAKS m> MAAKETING Cit ZSI< THE JEAK GD DEAF WORLD '1~ * * * "Hooper·· (1978) Burl Rey- nolds, Jan-Mlelleel Viocent ~)MOVIE • • • "Raong With Tile Moon·· ( 1984) Sean Penn, Eh.zabeth McGo- -ua-1 L~~ TOUOMOW l !!Ene~ MlfADOWlNI( l.EMOH MOYIE * H 'it "Ctlarioll OI F"lrt" (1$81) Ben CrOll, Ian °**°" -1:00-1 =~ MITE COURSE TODAY .. BE PROPHECY $~ • * "Finders Keepers" ( 19&4) Ml· cheel O'Keele, 8evtrly O'Angelo -1:30- • ~IN llASE8ALL I AMENCA.N STORY QI MOAK AND MINDY Si> 89411> THE 9CENES -1:45-G> AElJCMOUS PAOGRAMMNl -~ l =t°COAat G VOYAOERS (!) PEM. IN TME PITS Q) MOVIE • • t.; "White LIM Fever ( 1976) Jan-Mlc:hael Vincent, Kay Lenz Cl) MOVIE * * * "Uttle MIS4 Mlt1ler" ( 19~) Shirley Temple, Adolphe Men!Ou ml AMEAICAH STORY QfJ THl8 WEEK IN BASEBALL G> UP OH MELOOY MOUNTAIH ~=VISIOH • *'h "The Frisco Kid" ( 1979) Gene Wiider. Hamson F0<d S)MOVIE • * '" "Experience Prelened But Nol Essential" 119821 Elizabeth Ed· moods. Roy Heeltier -2:30- ~ ~ &i) AOa<SCHOOl. m> CONTEMPORARY HEAL TM ~ Qf)MOVIE * * * "The Island 0t Or MorNll" ( 1977) Burt Llt\Cas1et. M lellael York em DOTTIE RAM80'S MAGAZJHE 1iJ NOT IECE.SSAAILY TME NEWS l MOVIE * * • 'Country' ( 1984) Jessica Lange, Sam Shepard -3:00- D 808 UEO<EA'S WACtl:'f --.0 Of"°"" P.~ .. 11952) s.... W1=·=~ I MTW OHMHITI tflNA CONTIMPOMRY HEAL TH ... I Gl.OllA A DOS WOfl.OY80N MO't'IE .. "Thi JiOuw Man" (1984) Ml· ctlMI c.ine, l.luttnce ()!Mer CQ)M<ME •• "Creekets · (t984J Donald So1'*11nd, Jldt Werdln. -3:30- ~FAME BU8INE88 OF WJtAGalBfT PUDO'NHfAO WILSON -•:00-1 NFL WEB< .. REVIEW 8PORT8COP£ Q]) THE RACE FOA IU&JI ONE: COUEOE FOOTBALL. AEPORT I ~ASY l8lAHD * t 'h "Somebody Kiiied Her Hus- band" ( 1978) Ferrah Fe.cett. Jett l~GOU) I =Of MAHAGEMEHT BEHNYHNf =°FROM ASCOT * • •it "Old Enough" I 1984 I Sat a11 Boyd, RalnbOw HW\'eSt. -4:30- B ~ Cil AT THE MOVIES eMOTORWEEK ~ THIS OlD HOUSE QfJ BENSOH (fD MOVIE **'.\ "Swing Shift" (1984) Goldte Hawn, Kurl Russell '?;MOVIE * * * "The Story 0t Vernon And Irene Castle" ( 1939) Fred A$1atre. Ginger Rogers -5:00-tJ AT~ 0 RAl>EAS' PUY800tC OMOVIE * * * "Knights Of Tile Roundlable ( 19S4J Robert T aytor. Ava Gatdntr D ®'WORLD SSES ~=SHEEP~ * *'.; "Biiiy Jack" (1971) Tom L~;Qb~ IOHCAMPUS "A GREAT MOVIEI" AT TH[ MOVIES Roger Ebert/Gene S1s1te offer good at this location only IOW llllWllll ... *"'IEruZA Szt.wt mt&llU EDWMDS TOMI coon 751.(114 n.~ EDWMDS n TC»O Sll-9500 "A special movie people will talk about the rest of the year." -CB~MOR\J-..C, \'EW\ Put(ol/1r11 American Flyers ,. •• TUii -...~ ... 154-Ull DIWMIDS lllWOSITY almNI ..... EDWMDS n TOIO ... ,_, ......... UA m..-m Ml .... ,Ma. MIC OIAMI Ml --~~'::"::': "'''llllt.00 AMERICA'S #1 MOVIE! "A MOVIE FOR ALL AGES." ,• ' ..... I '"' P!l( A• H()',', ·,flj **** ~ .... ,q~ .. , ... "A JEWEL OF AN ENTERTAINMENT." (-S.~ .. CH(.loG() IMllV'"f NOWPLAYWG ~ llA_,.ff'7 _..,.. ,_,_,..,. ....... .-=.. ... ...,.., __ , __ Wl l ... --- ........ ._.\ii_. , ................. -...... , r.-o..~ V)'411 -·---·--,_ ..... ... ,, ---•U--.U .... ,~,,,._.. (-..,.~\! ......... - •U--•!>-. _,_ ..... °"'""'°' .. ••-.» ·-r-o.-•1' ,.,, ... ..,..,..,. ... -_.. PRIVATE STORAGE SPACE FOR RENT BY THE MONTH •You Store It• You Lock It• You Take the Key RESIDENT MANAGER ON PREMISES CONVENIENT Rent only the space you n~. temporary or long term. Open every day excep1 major hol- ldays. Easy In and out. Your personal belonglnga are behind Individually locked doors L~._. ..... ._.. *PACIFIC WALK-IN THEATRES* ............. ::.}. BARGAIN MATINEES I FIRST 2 Ptrlorm1nc11 Monday Thru S.turdly (Exupt Holidlys & Spec. Ent111mtnts) 1f1••I•]•ll P uu1n1 tstt1F-1t1 s. c.-·• .i.:.'.:.;;••oi.r.r;;..w;ii:~=.::~~::.:::.a .;..;.;;.;-..;..~;.;..;;.i..--"""""..__..-LA MIRADA GATEWAY --'T---AGHIS Of GOO i-u1 l21JO 2l>O 41» ~ ... , , .... _...,,_ HMO WllllAMS: THI AOYlNTUll llGfNS c,...u1 l itO )IJO .... O.JO llM _...,,_ ~--....n IACK TO THI fUTURl 1N 1 12lJt ,, ...... 7,q ..... WMT .._,., THI JOURNIY Of NATTY GAHN ,,., .... ,,,. ........ , .. ,. LAKEWO D (1?nle• Soulh 121Jlll4 1211/f-lty •.Doi A111t INVAliON UIA 111 ,., ....... ... N0 --17 -0.AY Of THI DIAi> ,,. ..... ----· SllVH IUlllT l1Q lltJO 2tU 4:20 "" 1:2' lttU AfTH HOUIS 1ei 12>0 J,&t "41 MS 1:0 IMS ----SflVH IUlllT 111 121>0 i..u ••» ..it a.u ,_ RI* WIWMS1 ntl AO'llNT\111 UGtHS (-111 11 • IJI Ill 1e 11• W.tllf ........ THI JOUINIY Of NATTY GAHN ,,., 111 lll UI 111 1111 C~~~~IJI TllN WOlf IN t ,, .. , ... ,,,,. DOllY sna10 --AGHIS Of GOO c,.•a1 f)1MJ 11>• •tJ.S ._,, .... , ..... COMMANDO 11Q , ... , .... , ...... " ... JAGGID IDGI (II) ..... ,nmo ,,.. a.u soao 110 ,.,... '° WU'S MG AIMHNtl ,,., ,,, .......... U . IXTIA TRllSTIW !NI 1.1U ... t•at nt1 HOt.C.ofl COVINAHT cai 1" OOUY IT8IO "" J1JO ,,.., .... 10.U ucK ro '"' FUT\111 ,,., 11' .......... RIAL OINIUI IN! ,,,._ , .... ... _ . .,,_ -----SWiil DRIAMS , ... .,, .. '°"' nmo ltOI >i• s.U 71U lttJO *PACIFIC DRIVE-IN THEATRES• * CI NE-Fl SOUNO I At these sym~ols p11t soun• •irKt to your AM ctr * radio. If no radio wittl 1ee ... ry po11tion, ~""I your OM AM por1aMt. AU OPEN~,..-STAil 7~00 Chlldrtn u• 12 Al.WAYS FIH SU'tll S-AP •rT 1...., lotlll•O¥ A., ...... ft-IAll It JN ,., lflfe4MttlH toll 111'111t .... ANAHEIM 1>1•111t !!Mil•• '""" '" * llMO Wl.UMli '"' * AOVINTUlll .... , ..... , llVlll y Milli (Of' I., JAGGID IDOi 1111 lmlR OfJ DIAi> IN! WllRD KllNCI ~111 RIAL OIHIUI 1"' ORANGE (?W) llHlllflA.. '!f I -----MCIJOMMUm..., IHYAllON UIA 111 ,,. iamon C0¥11W«. PtallTMTll • BUENA PARK •:tWSE·• 111•1111 • .,.fl, ....... , "'"" 111•1n 1 .,ie9C:r.t.~ *•" ........... ** * Sil VII MllllT 1111 ,.o;i:i;:. iei DAY Of TIM DIA.D INO--tf-- MHOlelCMW~ COMM......oi. AvtNOtNG ANCML 1111 LoHABRA ...... u -:llll. : r.. . . ' .,..,...._ mw MCI '° M M.m,... "'Wll'I .. ~ .. llTTH Of J DIA.D '"' 1. '"' OOOHlll '"' 2. OUIMtNS IN' J . OHOIRUl11U ..- Orange Cout DAILY PILOT /81turdey. Oc1ober 19, 1~ A8 Da.td Sachet, Peter Uetino• a.nd Faye Da.Daway •tar in AC•tha Cb.riede'• "13 at Dinner" tonlfbt at 9 on CBS, Channel 2 . ~ SQUARE FOOT GAADf.HltG ~~S'H CJD WAVf.8 OF PRA.l8E ~~TTMCOONS * ** "Wonder Man" (1945) Denny Kaye, lflfgitlll Mayo S MOVIE U 'GIYe My Regerds To Btoed Streel" ( 1984) PIUI McCartney, Bry- an Btown -5:30- U AMERtCA -=PREVIEWS ~ MClAUGHUH GROUP i ~NEWS G> ZOLA LEVITT • m THIS WEEK IN COUNTRY MUSIC ,e, MAX HEAOAOOM EVENING -t:OO-D HeCNEWS 0 GREATEST AMERICAN HERO Q) TMREFS COWAHY fill NEWTON'S APf>l.E m> WOOOWAIOHT'S SHOP Cll RISKING IT ALL Cit HART TO HART m ROeERT SOillU..m m TOl<USO SAlZEHSEN ~MOVIE • • • "Coun1ry' ( t984) Jessica Laoge. Sam Shepatd -8:30- IJ(I, NEWS D HEADUNES OH TRIAL • TOO ClOSE FOA COMFORT • WllD NIEJfa. I ~CHAONICl!S • • "~alous" t 19&4) Rober1 HI~. John Gellg\id z I CMAAlES CHAMPuN OH THE FUISCBE -7:00-IJ CATCH PHRASE G FIGHT BACKI WYTM DAVIO HOAOWITl 9 FAJ//f. ~:rHAWK m SMALL WONDER fJ9 H\MAN RACE ~ NQM.ACT10N TElEVIStOH Cll TOO ClOSE FOA COMFORT 9 SAN DIEGO ALM em WYTM LOVE FROM T8H m HARU NO HATO: HHK DAAMA S.MOVIE t t "Robin Hood And The SOfcer· et" 119831 Anthony vaieoune. N1eko- tas Grace 2 MOVIE • • * ·s~asn (19841 Tom Hanks 0ary1 Hannall -715- 0 NBA 8ASKETBAll -7:30- IJ DAHCE FEVER O lrSAl.MNG mw·A·s·H ClOSE-uP SAN DIEGO ZOO'S AHMAL EXPfeS -8:00- edwards NEWPORT 644-0760 NEWPORT CENTER BE fWEEN JAMBOREE. 6 MACARTHUR •n. ITlllP "Plfm" 111 1tt11, 1-. WI ..... , .. " edwards uoo 673-8350 NEWPORT BlVD Al v1DQ LIDO .....,.., "ll.WIYl .. 11) 1 .......... •11, 1•11 U~227 !: POUCE STOOV Si) TOGETHEJI AGAJN m MOVIE t t , Yes Sir Thal s My Biby 19491 Donald 0 Connot Cllafles Cot>um 1: * ~ ''WtmOn Ot The w..llnd'. ( 1113) TIMoltry 811111. Fred wtllnt- ICWI • NO MONEY DOWN ~OFTHE A04N#O • lllOY!f • * * ~ BIOINlll" I 1m1 S.1 r~LongdOn * * * ·~ "~ Wlfkecl 9y Night' ( 1$48) Alc:Nrd Bulhln, Scott &ra ~~l.EMOH 'C MOVIE • ··cannonl>lll Run II" 119M) Bun Reynold•. Dorn Oel.Ulte H 'M HITCHHIKER 0 1MOVIE .. t * All Qt aff' I t984) StM MM· htl lJly T omltn -M>:30- ~ iFOF ... 'The Par\ ts Mtne 119851 T omtTl'f Lee Jones Helen SrliYer l MOVIE * t • T Ile Btother from Another Pllnel t 19841 Joe MOrloo Olrryl Edwards -10'"5- • SPORTS PAGE -11:00-IJ DU J:,1J,8 NEWS ! ~FROM THE DAAl<SIOE mwow • • ·~ A Force Ot One 119791 ChuOk Nofns. Jennrlel O'NelP e BEHHY HILL Eri) REAL VIOEOS '=T -11:30- IJ BAAHASY JOHES 0 ~ SATUNlA Y HIGHT lM 9 PVTT1N' OH THE HITS ·~SPORTS dJ MOVIE t • Halloween II l 19811 Jamie Lee Curlis Donald P1easenCe fl) COMEDY TONIGHT m> THE MOVIEMA.l<E.RS !' MOVIE • • , Rea FtlQ he Ul1imate Game l1981 Barry ~I~ Joar >/an AA ~ DeCK ClARK'S HfTETlME. Si> SA TUNlA Y ALIVE S M<ME t Tiie 1n111a1ior 1983 Vera MlleS CtuGutaoer -11 ~ U ABCHEWS O eowaros UNIVERSITY 8S4·8811 :AMPUS OR #[ST OF CulYER ACRv':><, ~R(i!ol uC ltVm tml't 12.N Tll l1to "Rftl ltifl" (I) 1111. 1111, ., .. "'" .. 1 • . UT-'11 .... UT -U.11 Tll I .. ____ ,_, ''UCI " RTWf'' WI. •11 (N l ·~· ..... 111 edwards TOWN CENTER 751·4184 BR1STOl 'ANTON ACROSS ~ROM S COAST PL AZA ' 1 r r I ff r "' , _.....,,. "MTBl_..,.J ltltl, tltt, ... ........ , .. "lfTTB lff •W' IPCJ 11141.t.-. .... ...... Ml,111M edwards SOUTH COAST PLAZA 546-2711 BRISTOL & SUNFLOWEl'i COSTA MESA f ' ' • • edwards BRISTOL 540· 7444 BRISTOL AT ltlACARTMUR SANTA AlllA nvm .... "Rftl MID" Ill ............ 1 ........ , .. ,. ''lllU.IU"llJ ,,... .... llM 11Pff-Wff0l llftllm" , ......... 11121 ,,., .. ~. IPC-11) , ......... 11 "UCI Tl ftflWf" II N J eowards CINEMA 546·3102 HARBOR BOULEVARD AT ADAMS COSTA ltl(SA Sl!>O ll J 00 edwards MESA 646·5025-1ecwPoR· eou.c~ARO A• ,~· .. s· cos••1t1ESA ..... ........ 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CoMt DAIL y PILOT /Saturday, Octot. 19, 1985 T RIVIA /<4~ Molra 's perfect score sets paceatthehalfway mark Defendina champion Motra WWte is t.ck in form. tallying the week's only perfect score to pin a notch on the peoetettina GWC l.offee K.Jacn, which bad I 0 correct answers. Sbarina the runner-up honors. also with scores of I 0, were Larry Ktrdeabaam, JM. and the BeU Gardea RJp Schol Lucen. The Toi TITUS 7. EddieSawyerofthcPhillics(quit after open1na day) . 8 ... A Out Named Joe" (movte tn "Polter&Ciat ) 9. Gen. DouaJas MacArthur (father-son medals) l 0. Ty Cobb and Rusty Staub (long career homcn) TRIVIA BOWL IV STANDINGS banana in what comic strip? 4. If you visited Des Plaines, IU., you might sec a museum built a~ a monument to what commercial Send your answers to TRIVIA. c/o the Daily Pilot, P.O. BoA I 560, Costa '-:::=====---===*:..:·-=··:..::"'::·=-:.:.·::··:..:_ ____________ :::~~~------· ----==== Mm 92626. All entries must be ,:-_,, , .... ~ived by Wednesday, otherwise That takes the cake ., &7 N enterprise? 5. Adolf Hitler's "Sieg Heil March" actually was adapted from the fight /WI dJe player's last score will be Talk •how boet Men Griffin (riabt) and awarded. actor Robert Waiur cat a cake 1n com- memoratlon of Wainer'• appearance u the 25,000tb peet on the Griffin •how. ,,. ... 54 ., ..... 47 441 .... ~ songofwhat U.S. university? 6. Name two Broadway musicals inspired by the comic strip Peanuts . 1. Identify the only baseball player who ever collected two hits an the This family feud goes beyond pettiness . 43 ... . 43'" . 43 31 36 ... 37 17 14 11 ' same inning in his major IUJue debut DEAR ANN LANDERS: I dis-cbotic personality. I believe yoa bom (and bas been hitti~ ever smce). agree that familr feuds arc usually are enUUecl to •.':'~· 8. Name the movie in which Rita over some smal misunderstanding DEAR ANN LANDERS: Put your- Hayworth sanJ .. The Heat is On." and if all parties will give a little. A•n• self in my place and tell me what y~u 9. The mov1e "Fireman, Save My everythina can be worked out. For nn would have done. You are out with Child" starred Hugh O'Brian and example: your family to enjoy an evening of car Buddy Hackett, replacing what How do you reason with a sister I •11DERS racing. Seated next to you an the previously signed comedy team? who forges her elderly mother's name LAn bleachers is a man with his young son. 10. The only actor ever to be billed on checks because she knows her (My guess is the lad was about 5.) In latter school's other three entries above Elvis PJ:csley dain .a movie mother won't tum her in to the mlgbt lntereat yoa. the party are five others, all rcspect- didn't arrive and they'll settle for half currently stars an a ytJme soap authorities? • • • able-looking, quiet people. credit. opera. Identify (a) the actor, (b) hts J cannot invite this woman (my DEAR ANN LANDERS: I agree As the racing begins the man boasts The Koffee K.Jutchers hold a com-TY show and (c) the charcter he now own sister) to our home. The same with you that many family feuds arc to his son and the rest of the group fortable lead at the halfway mark of plays. goes for her children. They have the result of sally misunderstandings. how he put away a six-pack of beer Trivia Bowl IV, but anything could stolen so many of my lovely things but some are not. For example. when just prior to the event. He ap{>C8!'5 to happen between now and the end of La1t Week'• ADiwers I'm afraid of being completely a close relative believes you are the be somewhat high, but you wnte it off December. Here's your next I 0 I. Butkus (Stallone's dog) cleaned out. Others in the family have devil and tells everyone that you have as another immature 40-year-old, questions: 2. Burt Reynolds (Quint Asper) had the same experience. These the ability to cast spells on people, and you are happy no liquor is sold on 3. Tumbleweeds (H ildegarde people arc crooks and thieves, Ann. bring bad luck and even death. the the premises. 1. In what movie did Rita Hay-Hamhoclcer) Do you still feel we should .lrf to problem is somewhat different. After about 30 minutes the man worth sing ber famous number. "Put 4. Franlclin D. Roosevelt (Warm maintain a relationship? My minister The o nly way I can deal wi.th this takes a bottle of vodka out of his shirt the Blame on Mame?" Springs, Ga.) has advised me to stay away from situation is to put as much distance and drinks about a fourth of it. He 2. What comae introduced TV 5. Motown Records (Barry Gordy) them._ No Name, Just Anguished. between me and the nut as possible. then gives the bottle to ~is yo~~g son. audiences to the town of Mt. ldy? 6. Both were from Little Rocle, Ark. DEAR ANGUISHED: Most family To do otherwtse would be self-The boy drinks a few swa_gsas af it were 3. Sam Ketchum was the second Nellie and Lorelei fndt are Ge renlt of petty Jeal· destructive and hypocritical. Am. I lemonade. ;=.====="=M= ... =K=E=S=,A= ... =M=B=O=,=L~O=O=K=L=l=K~E~::::::::!=======n oat.let, lack of coaalderatJoa ud poor wrong? -Not Fitting the Mold m Should I have said something to the ft ft commalcatJoa. Yoar 1ltutioa 11 Mo. man who was by then quite drunk? I PEE-WEE HERMAN." qalte differeat. It lavolvet crtmiDal DEAR N.F.: You are not wrong. cho~ to avoid what mi$ht have been guilty afterward because I did nothing to help the boy. Please comment. - Red Bank, N.J. DEAR RED: I woald llaave aaJd DOW., to &k mu. Remember OH of Lucien' Law1: Never 1et illvolved ill a d.11pate wttll 1traqen. ney may be armed, clnlgecl or cra1y. I woald, aiowever, llaave a1kecl oee of tile reapectable-look.ID1 memben of tile puty to pleaae laterveae oa bellaalf of tile clklld. nat poor kid aeedt a frtead. 'Golden Child' nezt for Murray LOS ANGELES (AP) -Eddie Murphy's next movie will be Para- mount's "The Golden Child," an action-fantasy-adventure. It will be Murphy's first movie since entering an exclusive contract with Paramount last year prior to the release of "Beverly Hills Cop." T hat film currently is the ninth biggest box--Catharine Rambeau, Detroit Free Press bellaavtor. Aad ~t my dear, 11 a bone The flnt letter dealt with criminal a fistfight and kept quiet. But I felt l--o_f _•_d1f~f-e_re_•_t_co~l-o_r._Tll~e~•-e_1t~le_t_te_r~-be~laa~v1-o_r_._Y_o_u_r_1_d_e_a_l•~w_1_m~•~P_•_Y1·,-~iiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~j"'~- ., "ACTING OF A ~ officc hit. 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"'••Ao ,I FUNKY WINKERBEAN THE FAMILY CIRCUS Orange Coast OAILV PILOT/Saturday, October 19, 1985 All by Tom Batluk bv Garry Trudeau BIG GEORGE by Virgil Partch (VIP) SrH_O_E _______ ..------- by Bil Keane ., f f "And please don't let me hove any nightmorys." MARMADUKE by Brad Anderson 8 ) ' ... ,_ .__ . -§~ "We blazed new tralls and broke new ground today!" DRABBLE GARFIELD --.. r .,,,,,,,, I ---..i I WANN.A. ee HERE I'M 90RRY 'TO WAKE YOU. WHEN YOU sPPIUNG SARA T • eU'f WE'RE G04NG BeN ! 0VT lO SP!!NCE" AARMS WHERE 'IOU CAN SPENO THe NIGHT ! . J ' i "Watch how he gobbles In this tong bomb." DENNIS THE MENACE by Hank Ketcham j: j ' ; r.i \I How COME DUMB STUFF SEEMS SO $/l/i./4ITT WHILE YOU.KE: 001N T ~ by Kevin Fagan by Jim Davis PEANUTS Tt41S PROGRAM S CALLED 6REAT IDEAS OF WESTERN MAN ~r -~ -.. ~ ~ BLOOM COUNTY vJi..." DO~ -"Ou GE-"P OUT OF Tk~T BEAN8Ao AND LET ME LIE -HERE., FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE ROSE IS ROSE BRIDGE -- "-!Ow IA.IHV vuN -vOL ;o NTO T~E l(ITC,.,E~ .\~~ oE- ME ;.. Dis~ i)F 1CE CR.c..\M ., o~t~~ ::JEA.5 0~ ~E~TE.RN u.JOMA"4 ; - 1 by Berke Breathed by Lynn Johnston \>.XXJ LD QUEEN EU ZABEfH 0E AL- l.OVJE-Dlt) 'E.AI ~ lHE C06 '? by Tom K Ryan t.y Pat Brad-. "EEKL\ BRIDGE Ql 11 Q.4 -8oth \Ulner.iblt. J.'i 'outh 1tH1 hold· .\KJ92 + ·,,1 Q.l -Both vulnerable. as :,outh you hold. by Ferd & Tom Johnson +Q9 : K6s : KQI0952 • A6 + KJ 762 83 965 • i52 The bidding ha' prol.'eeded Th .. t•111dtnll h.1, prnt't•t••1t•11 "ioulh \\Ht 'orth •:au Y()U9' 00-0 KNQYllS MISS SPENCER N-40 HE'D ~ eETTER IF HE KNEW Y0V WERE OVT TMERE WITH HER' The bidding ha~ proceeded South W Ht ~ ortb Eut l 0 Pa11 Pa11 I ? What actwn do you take·• Q.2-East \\ e'l vulnerable as South you hold + 1095 -:i 10763 j A872 The bidding hu proceeded Nortb Ea.at out.h Wot I ;:-Pa11 P... l • Obie Pa11 ~ What action do you take'' by Harold Le Oou x Q.3-Bolh vulnerable. a~ South )OU hold: +Jl~ ~ A~2 ..>63 •92 The b1dd1ng has proceeded Nord. £aat , ouU. 1 • 2 v ? Whal do you bid now·• ~ortb Ult ~outb l • 2 ., \\ hat do vou bid nov. OMAR SHARIFF Q.5 -As South. \Ulnerablt' ~ou hold +KJ63 5 KJ92 +Q763 The b1dd1ng ha<1 proctf'dt'd Sort.h Ea1t South I NT 2 ~ Whal do ~ou bid nn v. l Pa111 I • 2 • ., CHARLES GOREN tor 1nforma t.ton about f barlo t.oren'• uw a.-••letter for brid1f' planre. •rite (;onn Bri~ L11ttf'r J 909 C'lnnamlnaon An .. fiDJlamln eon. \ J . 0Ml77 ·- All OrMQe Cout DAILY PILOT/Saturday, October 19, 1985 DeltJ "'4 ..,_.., °'"" ....... Delo,_ Brlndle, M , of Huntington Beach and Hy-Lond realdent Ardeth Rogera chat. Ribbon of solidarity starts at Oktoberfest By ROBERT HYNDMAN Of .. ....,,... ..... A long yellow ribbon signed by well-wishcn will accompany the Jacobsen family to WashinJton D.C. later this m onth when they JOin other families in seeking the release of six Americans hostage in Lebanon. The ribbon was signed by the residents. staff and guests of the Hy- Lond Convalescent H ospital in West- minster who helped· raise money Friday to send the Jacobscns to the nation's capital. Huntington Beach resident David Jacobsen, the father of Paul Jacobsen of Fullerton, Diane Jacobsen of Long Beach and Eric Jacobsen of Hunt- ington Beach. was kidnapped by terrorists May 28 outside the Amen- can University of Beirut H ospital in Lebanon where be worked as c hief administrator. Since then, residents of the con- vaJcsccnt hospital have "adopted" the families and have supported efforts to fr~ the hostages. said Nancy Fontaine, acuv1ues director at Hy-Lond. Friday's event featured an Oktoberfest cclebrauon. While an oom-pab-pah band and folk dancers entertained the crowd, youth service gioups helped raise money through the saJe of baked goo<is and German food. Blldeaard Dunlap doea a kick step o•er ltd New u International dance aroa.p did a polka at Hy-Lond party. "I don't know if there are any words that can express the gratitude we feel for what these people have done for us," Paul Jacobsen said following the event. "They've shown an incredible amount of energy and support for us." he said. "The ribbon, I feel. is a symbol of the solidarity that's behind us when we go to Washington." I The Jacobscns plan to fly to Washington D.C. Oct. 27 to again focus the public's attention on the 1 plight of the hostages. "We intend to meet with members 1 of the media there and keep up the I public awareness of what's going on." While e lderly men and women watched the e ntertainers outside the hospital. youth service groups from Westminster High School and Long Beach State showed their support through food saJes. "We were looking for a service project to do and felt this would be an important one," said Carrie Reardon, service chairman of the Westminster High Inter.let Club. ieresa McK.ivergan of the Air Force ROTC program at Long Beach State aF,d. "We re here to help out the hospi- tal," she said. "But we also hope to bmg the community together and. of course. help the Jacobsens." Westmmstcr Mayor Joy Neu- gebauer said while the funds raised were important. the show of support aJso was vital to speed the release of the hostages. Said Neugebauer. "I know that with each signature on that ribbon goes a prayer." Clyde Edward.a ahowa off balloon a.rtlatry. BUJ Workman and Lila Moore do a German dance ln lleepi.DC with Oktoberfest theme. c L A s s I F I E D 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 D A I L y p I L 0 T c L A s s I F I E D Mt.IC NOTICE "8.IC NOTICE Pllll.IC M>TICE ACTmoue ..,..... ACrmoue.,..... ACTITIOUe .,.... rtennoue IUH ... MAim ITA~ MA* ITATOmlfT NAlm STAl"l.-wT !Um ITAT'DmlfT The fOloWlnQ ~ .,. The lollowtng pereona •• TM ~ pereona .,.. The followlng .,.,..... .,. doing ~ • TH! AP-dolf\CI ~ u : KIT'I doing bullt'l9M u: MOORE doing t>utfMM M: AO- PEAMNCE STUDIO, 21tt1 l<OVE. 22572 MoJeve, ADVIATISINO OAOUP: The VANCE 90AT MOVEM. I El Toro Aoed, #48, El Toro, Million \llejO. CA 82tt1 Moor9 Or0U9, 4t23t ~ 1872 Placertlta A\19. co.c.a CA 92e30 C.theftne 0 . ElffQt, 22572 llYd., Ste 201. T\fltln, CA MeM. CA t2U7 Julla!IM Yeneey. 3805 Moje\'t, Mleek>n \ltejo, CA 82tlO ANJr .. c.ci. 30032 HNI-~ •• Newpor1 a..cti, 82dt1 ~ ~oore. 12* eld9 Twreo.. San Juen CA 92ee3 Tl'ltl l>utlMH 1, con· CAroulll P etna, Sanla Ceplelreno. CA t2175 L~ JovanQYic, 1791 ducted l>y.111 ln<!Mduel Ane. CA t27 5 Marla Cect 30032 Hlllllde 15th 81,...t. W•tmln1ter. Catl'letlM G Elliott Thie 1>u1ln .. 1 It con· Terr I C e , 8 an JU• n CA 92S83 Tl'lle ttttament w11 flied ~ by a eotJM)tatlon c.owtreno. C. 92t76 Tf\i. 1>u11ne11 11 con-wtth lhe County Clertl or Ot-Jettrey T. MOOJ• 'fhl• bu1lnH1 11 con-I duc1ed t>y· a g9n1<al per1-anga County on September Thi• 1111ernen1 WM 1119d duc:1ed by. ~and wtfe Ml'9hlp 26. t985 with tM County Clenl of Ot-Marla Cec:I Lynda A Jovanovic '1l7loU anga County on September Thi• 1tal..,_.t wM llled Thll 1t1tem«1t wu llled Pu1>118Md Oranoa Cout 10. 1955 with the Coun'W Clertt of Or-a wtth tlll County Clerk of Or-Dally Piiot October 5. 12. 19. ,..,. ange County Oft Slpt..nber anga County on September 26, 1985 Pul>lllM« 5, 12, 11, ~.1~:~~t October 5, 12. t9, Pl&.IC NOTICE 28. 1985 si-oeo PlB.IC NOTICE Se-088 FICTITIOUI aullNl!ll 1---------NA.ME ITATI!MINT Plft.IC NOTICE The lollowlnn .-IOI\, ,,. 'tcTmoua .U.IMll PlalC NOTICE • .. ~ NAMI ITATIMINT ._....., d<>lng butlneN u . MESA The lollowlnn ,_.IOl\t ~ nCTmOUI au ... 11 '1CN~~ ...... , ... auTl~NT·· OPTICAL. t810 Newport .... ,,.... NT -.. ....,. doing bu1ln ... u AUDIO-NAME ITATI• T .. -f-"....., Blvd · Coate Men, CA VIDEO ENGINEERING. 3>8 Tiil lollowlnn perlOnt are ,.., "''"""ng person• are 92627 . ·• doing bullnftt .. THE Miio B E.lpejo 1973 Con· Cti.rry Tree Lane. Nawr.ort doing t>utl,,_ 11: FARM- NESTKEEPERS. 426'.'I 3 ISi llnental AVI Cost• M .... Beech, CA 92680 ER'S BOOKS. 25251 N\Wtl SI , Newport S.ach, CA CA 92527 Paul Edward Stary. 338 Vitia Drive, Laguna Nlgull, 926&3 Tn1s buatnen t1 con-Cherry Tree L-. Newpon CA 92677 Nikki ON Re~2643 o Beeeh, CA 92680 Jemu Peul Farmer. · r-ducted by •n lndlvlduil Thi• bu1lne11 la con-25261 Nueva Vltte Ortw. ange Ava II E. Ill Mesa. Miio E.apejo CA 92627 Tnla etttement waa llled ducted by 1n ln<IMdual Laguna Niguel. CA 92617 Thi• bualness 11 con-wllh.the County Clerk of Or-P1ul E Stary fhlt bu11ne11 11 con-ducted by en individual i nge County on September Thlt atatement wu flied due1ed by. an Individual Nikki ON Ray 20. 1985 with the County Clerk of Or-Jamee P8UI Fanner Thia etatement was flied '217l'7 •noe County on September Thia. 1tatement wu IMed With lhe County Clerk of Or-Published Orange CoHt 25 1955 wtth the County Clark of Or- ange County on September Daily P1lo1 O<:tober 5, t2, 19, '1l1AI ange County on Se9ternt>er 25. 1985 26 1985 Published Orange Coast 24, 1985 F2S1531 Se-076 Dally Piiot Oelobe< 5, 12. 19, fl2l'1* Pubtlsned Ortnge Coast 26, 1985 Published Orange Cout Dally Piiot October 5, 12, 19, Se..oa3 Dally Piiot October 5. 12. 19. 26, t965 ---------26. t985 Sa-087 Pl&.IC NOTICE Pta.IC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUllNHI NAME STATEMENT ---------Sa-089 Pta.IC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUatNEIS Ml.IC NOnCE '1CTmoua austNIEll The following persons are NAME ITATEMIENT doing business 11· UNITED NAME IT A TI!MINT F1CTITIOUI BUllNEH The lollowing person• are NAME aTATI!•NT The lollowlng persons are STUNT ACADEMY, 317 E doing business as: G.E.Z. Grant St . Santa Ana. CA ENTERPRISES; Newport 92701 American & Assoc lat el Michael Lee Beron, 3 t 7 E 596 t eeutleld Lane Hunt' Grant SI . San la An1. CA doing bualneu aa: NEW-The followtng paraona are POR'r PAINTING COM-doing bualnea I.I'. SWISS PANY, 406 Lenwood Or., TECH INTERNATIONAL Newport Beactl, CA 92827 l 10 24th St.. Newpori . -9270t lngton Belch. CA 92647 Rock Anthony Paolucci. Ray Rance Pion II. 406 BeaGh CA 92663 Lenwood Cr · Newport Rite Clara Zurcher, t 10 Gery Edward Zyczynalcl, 15655 Wiiiiams .:i54 Tuatln 596 t Bellflekt Lane. Hunt-CA 92680 ' ' lngton Belch. CA 9264 7 This business 11 con-Thia busineas Is con-ducted by co-partners Betch, CA 92827 24th St Newpor1 Beach CA Thia 1>u1lne11 Is con-92663 ' · ducted by a.n Individual This bualnasa Is con- R1y R1noe Pion 11 due1ed by: an lndlVldual ducted by ao individual Michael lee Biron Gary E Zyaynalcl Tiii• s111emen1 wu tiled Rita Clara Zurcti.r wltn the County Clerk ol Or-Thi• statement wu flied ange County on Septembe< with the County Clet1I of Or- 26, 1985 ange County on Septernt>e< Thia stitement was flied This starement was filed with the County Clerk 01 Or· wHh lhe County Clerk ol Or-inge County on O<:tober t ange County on September t985 18, 1985 f2l7W7 25. 1985 Published Orange Cout '217•1S F2l7tlO F211Mt Publllhed Ot•~ Coast Published Ofange Coast Dally Pllol October 5, t2, 19. D&lly Pilot O<:tober 5. t2. t9. Oa11y Piiot October 5. 12. t9, Publlsl>ed Orange Cout 26, 1985 Dilly Pilot October 5. 12. 19, 26, 1985 26. t985 Sa-071 sa.--074 26. 1985 S.-073 S1--068 -------1 PWLIC NOTICC Pl&.IC NOTICE Pta.IC NOTICE 1--Pta.-l_C _NO_TICE FICTITIOUS 8UllNIEIS NAME STATEMENT FICTITIOUI auatNEH FICTmOUI auatNEH NAME STATEMENT NAME ITATE•NT The following persona are doing blJtlnesa as COM- MER CI Al COLOR GRAPHICS. Models Photo 541fvlce. 7532 E. Chapman Ave., Orange, CA 92669 Kenneth A. Smith. 1078 El CAmlno Dr .. Coal• Mesa, CA 921527 Thi• business Is con· dueled by: an Individual Kenneth R Smith Thie 1tal9menl was filed with the County Clerk ol Or-ange County on Sep1amt>er FICTITIOUI IUSIHHI NAME ITATEMeNT The lollowlng persons ara doing buslneSI u : INTEK. 2917 Newpor1 Bl•d. New- port Beach. CA 92663 Innovative Perlpheral Technology, Inc , A Call- torn1a Corporation This business ts con- ducted by· a corporation E T LaB1nce. Prealdent Tnls statement wu llled with the County Clerk ol Or- 1nge Counly on September 12. 1985 f21M21 The following Pl'IOl\I ar-; The following PlflOl\I are doing ootlnea as RICCO & doing bualneu H : E.A. JENNY CLEANING SE;R-HUMMEL & ASSOCIATES; VICE. 707 J1mee St. #8, South Coast Property Man- Coeta Mesa. CA 92827 agement; Soulh Coast Rick H Erlclllon. 101 Properties Jamet St. •B. Coetll.l Meea, Edward Andreu Hummel CA 92827 214'h Fernteaf Ave .. Corona Thia buslnese 11 con-del Mar, CA 92625 ducted by. husband ind wife Thi• buslne11 la con- Rick H. ErlcklOn ducted by: an lndlvldual Thie 111tement was flied Edward A. Hummel with the County Clwk ol Or· Thls 1111emen1 was ftled •noe County on September wtth 1he County Cler1< ol Or-25. t985 ange County on Octobe< t, f2l1UO 1985 Publllhed Orange Coast ~ 25. 1985 F2l7543 Publlimed Orange Coast Dally Piiot October 5. 12. 19. Publlthed Orange Coast 26. 1985 Dally Pilot October 5, t2, 111. Publtlhed Oteoge Coast Dally Piiot O<:tober 5. 12 111. Dally Piiot Octobe< 5. 12. 19, 26. 1985 215. 1985 Sa--088 26. 1985 Sa-066 Sa-069 Sa-017 ---------i--- P\8.IC NOTICE Pta.IC NOTICC PlalC r.>TICE P\BJC M>TICE FIC11TIOUI aultNEll FICTmOUI au ... 11 f1CT1TIOU8 llUllNEH '1CTTT10UI 9UIMIEll NAMI ITATI!•NT NAME ITATlmNT NAm ITAT'lmHT NA• ITATl•NT The lotlowtng peraon1 are The following perton1 are The following peraon1 1re The following persona are doing bulln-u GRAY doing bu1lne11 u IN-doing buslnesa u : CON· doing bu1lne11 as EXPLORATION ANO OE-TELLIGENT COMPUTER CEPTOESIGN MARKETING PRECISON MARINE FABRI-VELOPMENT co . INC . SYSTEMS . 5478 Well-SYSTEMS: COM System•. CATION. 2540 Fairview, Suite 266. 2005 We11 Balboa mlnater Blvd . Wealmlnter, 403 Fernleaf, Unit A, Corona S1nt1 Ana, CA 92703 Blvd . Newport Bead1, CA CA 92583 del Mar. CA 92625 MlchHI \lee Moornouse. 92663 G110 Dinh Ngo & Ngoc Lan Michie! Llwrence Furl1nl, 1451 East Danes Or . West Gray Exploration and De-T Ngo. 250t S Salt•. Santa 403 Fernleal, Unit A, Coron• Covina. CA 91791 velopment Co . Inc . Florida Ana. Ca 92704 det Mar. CA 92825 Colleen Marie Moorhouse, This business Is con-This business la con-This bualnen la con- 1451 East Oines Or . We91 ducted by a corporation ducted by husband and Wiie ducted by. an lndl\lldual Cov1111. CA 9179 t Martin K1rb1n. President Ngoc Len T Ngo Mlchael L. Fi.Jrfanl Thi• bualness 11 con-This statement was llled This statement was flled Thia statement was Ille<! ducted by: husband and wife with the Counly Clerk of Or-with the County Clerk of Or-with lhe County Clefk of Or· Colleen Moorhouse ange County on September ange County on September ange County on Septeml>ef T1tl1 statement was Ille<! 24. 1985 25. t985 25, 1985 with the County Clerk of Or-F217384 '211537 '217Q4 ange County on Septembet Published Orange Coasl Published Oranoe Coaat Publlatied Orange Cout 18. 1985 Dally Piiot O<:tober S t2. t9. Dally Piiot O<:tober 5. t2, t9, Dally Pilot October 5. 12. 19. F211114 26, t985 28, 1985 126, 1985 Publlshed Orange Coast Sa-072 Si-082 Si-085 Dally Pilot October 5. 12. 19. I 28. t985 Sa-070 PlB.IC NOTICE ITAT£MENT OF ABANDONMENT OF UllE Of '1CTITIOUI 8U81NEll NAME The lollowlng persons hive abandoned the use of the Flct11tou1 Business Neme Power Wash lnter- HOROSCOPE ~-- ---------------- SYDNEY 0MARR netlonat. 1595 t Plumwood. Sunday October %0 Westminster, CA 92683 R'IE h 2 9 y . . The F1ct111ous Business ~ S (Marc 1-Apnl I ): OU receive acclaim from peers, Name referred to above was supenors. What had been deemed a lost cause 1s revived, much of it due ~'.~-~~ ~;~~~~7County on 1 1 0 your 1 e!forths. Focus on completion, added recognition. intensified Ernest H Miiier to10 w ove re auons Ip. Alton. Santa Ana. CA 92707 TAURUS (April 20-May 201: Stress independence, creativny, This business was con-willingness tO go beyond previo us hm1tat1ons. Scenario highlights ducted by an tndlvldua1. unique information travel education and a variety of experiences Thi• ltllement was filed y 'II r' . . . with the county Clerk of or-o u get to heart o matters 1n romance. 1nge County on September I GEMINI (May 21-Junc 20): Yo u're being pulled in two directions 24. 1985 simultaneously. Follow through on hunch, keep promise to loved one Publllhed Orange Coast fi Ifill fi I bl' befi · · ' Dally Pilot October 12 19 u 1 manc1a o 1g.at1ons ore engaging 1n speculative venture. 26, November 2. 1985 · · Family reunion 1s pan of fulfilling scenario. Si-097 CANCER (June 21-July 22): You arc in enviable position of ~--··having a choice." A void scattenng forces. refuse to be cajoled into ... snap decision. Social act1v1ties accelerate. popularity increases. You'll -be sensitive to "body image." := LEO (July 23-Au~ 22): Attend to details. read between lines. .. realize someone 1s trying to "tell you something." Don't object to frankness! Be aware. alert, w1l11ng to remodel. to revise original plans -... VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Open lines of communication. be alert _. to s!gnals. clues. Lunar pos1t1on h1ghlpts speculation, variety. := cha~sma. physical attracuon. Member of opposite sex dispatches ... spectaJ message. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22) Emphasis on land, real estate shelter Ill lifestyle. You'll receive news concerning ways to beautify surr~undingS -and yourself. Be d1plomat1c, refuse to act on impulse. You have marvelous opportunity to win friends, influence people. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21 ): Define terms. look behind scenes gjve f~ll J:!lay. to curiosity. Make inq.u!ries. reject superficial responses: Relauve 1s sincere but could be misinformed. Respond accordingly Pisces plays paramount role. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dcc. 21 ): Nothing occurs halfway - scenario h.i~lights deadlines, pressure, promises, love and money. Older ind1v1dual helps you understand rules, regulations. Cancer. Capricorn persons play top roles in dynamic scenario. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): You'IJ have chance to prove major point. People you admire will be drawn to you , will confide problems and seek your counsel. You'll be at ri&ht place. you'll receive reward long overdue. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Liaht is shed o n areas previously "restricted." You'll be asked to participate in project rclatina to commumty, chanty or politics. Be receptive, but define role. Leo another Aquan.an fiaurc prominently. ' PISCES (feb. I 9-March 20): Elements of timmg. luck ride with you! lntuiuon nnas true, you'll know wbat to do at crucial moment. Focus also on popuJanty, pin lh.rouah business or career. You'll be 1hv1ted to gourrnet dinner. Family reunion i1 featured. IF OCl'OBER H IS YOUR BlRTBDA ~ you are sensitive. loyal. prescient. emollonal. aod mother bad more 1nOuence o n you than did father You have 1ounnet appetite and possible diacstive problem C'apncom.C'anccr pcrsonsplayimporuntrolesin yourhfc. Thi1can be your power year, you make remarkable CO!t?eblck. if a~nale you could marry. If mamcd, then: could be an addition to f1m1ly. Married or sin~e. you take .,eater charac or 1.our own destiny and could ao into butiness for yout'IClf. You make • fresh start .. in November. ..J 1927 '*''" poet cetdl from around the wortd S 1 each. 738 w .. 1 17th St..-!, Coeta M--. Sat- urday M . 122-9603 or 780-02ee. Orange CON1 OAJL Y ptLOT 18aturdey, Oct.obit 11. 1Na A18 IT'S Ult TO min lR WAS OllCI SO INIUIY 11111 I FOl19 IY HE• IOrll JUT IY LOOIUll 11 Tll taY Pl.OT'S eualBS. Lett A BB' a.1a1 llH ClmW/Offfle 1411 C'leriulJOt&t 14. CleriAJ/Oftiet MM au. 1111 FOUND: male Sprln~ DENTAL/ORTHO Rece9t Ma)or 5range County ---------•l;;;,;;;,;;~----':.1:,;1:,:1 Wei Spenlell'Yf/..-.t.mele't'• a.nenta. 4'A days. exp lllOM..... Flnanclal/ ln1ur1nce lllllTUY ......, ITl111 if low Lab. male Corgi r~'d. Np1 Boh. 642-2828 S>W1 time. bright, n.t. Company t\al Immediate If you tiaYe nonnal ..,. Sal l Sun f¥llW 1~ old. St"'• In ,.......,, ___,,_ ._._ brn/wf'll, male Pit bull good 1~ & ~no lull time QPenlngs fOf retarlal .-1119 ~ .... ._,_ ._ -Puppy lawn/wt'lt. N4M-.....,.lL ....... ,... 1'<1111. nr Alrpc>rt, In-NB. entry '9vel and want en lnter•tlnQ no~ nee. 8 2616 Perlon. FIT. 5 Deya.-Xlnt port Boch Anlmal Muirt heve at !Mat 8 mo'• College etudenl OK ACCOUNTING CLERK chan;. of-~ wtth an llllllT p&aMe -.otklng condl. ~ Shelteir ~ ~lence In all ph.... 95S-0588 TYPIST(40wpm) OCMll view thla II tor -flnectienta6a.87~10t0 FOAM ohelr'*ia, -'deer TWO Fr9nd\ door. all ' In medleal lneuranc.e bllf-GENERAL OFFICE 00 A 1m'a11 bu Opportunity to earn ell fumtture $60 Meh. ~ WOOd S30 eecf\. 2 gl... FOUND Small tam blk Ing & follow up. Type, flle, IDDAL IFflOI Xlnl t>en9flt pllC)l{age 4 ~1u11,,. La u~a J.:'h mOMy Mlllng gou'1'Mt Cl-...... /a.•·-·utt hee as. Palntlngt to S20. ahow c .... 10x30d0 puppy Lab mh1, CM at• good phone tec:hnlquee, Coeta M ... bfanch. Apply working condltfone llnandal ~ firm ~~,!.~~11:'~-._ - C&otNno to S15. Hou.-S30 aeictt. Dutch tat* 64S-0103 good benefit•. Send r• & train In Full«1on 8uay Plea11 con11c:t Lynn o.allng with natlonal and SS• hold Ttem1 t2-150. 24x3e 13. Chalrt, ~ LOST: dog, Lia/Pak eume to Comp Care phonea, bookkeeping, Stantneld, 759-7993 International bank• Cliff Ptua 642-0972 ••• ..... PIT PIT 646-7157. 1980 w .. t. painted Mt 135. EJec1rlc brown, Atlanta & H9W-Corp. P.O. Box 8490. S6 p /hr 40 hr ~k. AVCO FINANCIAL Send relUIM 10 Tradition HOUSEPLANT SALES - -mtnater. Coeta Meea dryer N°Sr S30. Foldlng land. Rewatd. 9et-M37 N 8 . 928&0 Att Jef1 Fehr 871-8301 Kate SERVICES EOE Man~t & Finance. P/tlme Wkndt 7~"'50f IM6-7e.2t FORMAL dining table ~hatrt .. ch. Luy LOST Kitten, graytwht. 4 111iaa. OUll WESTCLIFF-GEN OFF P/T llOlnllY Inc . 880 South Coatt Hra n.x. 645--0210 •lat 59x45, roli.d l*'Mtal d ~le ;v ·~~ $6S1~ mot old, Bayer•t area. Bright, enthu1lu11c work, type. ~3. N.B Real Estate Appralaal ol· Highway, Laguna Beach, --IALD Full time night hoet .. I eg 1 • w a In u t S 5 0 · -~" GrencE d oor. • ..,, 648-6507 mature '*''°" required Laude< 842-4335 lice Pref Word Pro-Ca 92851 Clothl"" "-t em Mfg Co. APC>IY In l)WIOn Tuea-Fn 1"7•" .. W""" ..----.. 722-73519Y9ni""•· __.,,, · · ryer ..,..,. f bu Chi • . .,, ..,_ TI'9 ...... •-...___ • v "" ...,.,, ·-new --..,.-------·__;:._...-_...,..... Chlldrant c:lotri.t and LOST Lh ... Apao ma'9 Of •Y rQP<ac:10f • Grubb & Ellll Retldentlal ceu1ng & Wrxd Stat exp TYNT /llllPT loc In S A nda tut "'-...., ·---• heed $60. Aefr'CtOf, HANDMADE batik trcim 1oy1 S 1-S 5 . C a I I blk ~/red collar 1 yr old o~. Permanent P<>S-Brokerage Dlvltlon In Flexible hrt 873-3772 Excellent typing tatlllt 8 Paced. energetic:, mature Center°'· Nwpt Bctt. 1927 SHIP menu& and tour guldee S245. 738 WM1 17th Street, Coeta Meaa. 722·91583 or 790-02". work• grMt $60. olcklp Java, no two alike 115-645-&499. Rambo-vie Mariner& Prk ltlon, ealary oPen accord-Newpc>rt Cent«. need• muet, 65wpm+ Xerox !*'M>n Sal~ w/exper •Tiii bike with llghta '30. SISO. 738 W••t 17th, TWO kl ..._.... d & W•tcllff 648-5748 Ing to quallflcatlone excep1lon11 1ec:re11ry llOEPTlll&Sl memory writer ex-5~222 PIT fOf CM Chlneee Amt &42-4110G. Coeta Mel&. SaturcSsy no .,..,19r .. I , Typing lpeed & eccuracy Accurate typing 1klll1 Buey C M lnvHtment prefer ed 9-' 72 2-9 583 or nice S15 aadl. King e6eo-LOST Siberian Huaky, required. For Interview w/at lealt 60 wpm, com-Firm teek• prot ... 1ona1 :'=1e mulll~le ta~:. Lool<lng fOf outgoing. am-lntrvw l:30-3PM o.y 760-0289. trlc blanket S 15. Poemel male, blue fYel, brotlen appt. 650--0736 put., & real •tate knowt-receptlon11t 10 compll-P n 0 n 9 S u 1 1 n n • 01tlou1 Salee Ae9t to left Call lor 9'191 645-6600 23" ZENITH contole TV, wonc1 good S26. 2 11ov hHtert 1500 wattl, M¥er uaed S15 and S25. Shipe wheel, IOlld wood $20. Rival meet lllcer, new S20. 546-24~. 24" BUCH Cru!Mr bike $40. Bike partt 26$- S7.50. Four VW flat type hubcap• S5 . Buggie board S3. Ski• S5. ~5-3638. 2 LAROE loldlng tablel S15 Heh. Pendulum ctoek $60. or... wtilp S to. Tool• 50$-$5. Cud(oo cioca sso. eu .. tom made tingle tptaed• S15 aadl. AntlqUM S2- S10. He<!oe dipper S12. Large mrrror S 15. Fur •tole S25. 2 of1loe chalrt S15. Skl9 S25. Chr1Stmaa tr .. S7. CM1tm11 llghtt $4. Antique ft()()( lamp S10. Sweeper S15. 218 22nd Stl'Ml. Cotta M ... Saturday/Sundsy. ' MAN tent S25. Makeup mirror $8. Electric curter• $,10. Glrl't 81cet• llze 2 S5. Movie ICfMn $ 10. MAN'S Stetra Schwinn 10-tool. new 135. Chlkl'• tall, Rewatdr.98-3731 -•• Fl._ IF.O edge helplul Salary com-ment front office. people 17141645-65ee MO'ldt y· g::;~1:i.tN.:::. :~~~ IEITAllllT ~nod r~~ ~ •. 1cn .. 1~ p,-~-•-"M' Fu-ll-t'--. ~· .. ---h. menturatew/exper. coo-sklll• Imperative Cell Fla tt 3PM ...... S apeed new rMr tire and ....,. -· .,._ -~· ......_ • • "',. , ....... .,..... • ...,.... tact Admlntratlve A .. 1. Vicky, 549-3185 ut. 204 r ay a ., ........ ty •Iona. Untlmlted Growing compeny w/buey cable and look, excellent one $20. Clothel, lhoee ••-21,..,... 1 yr axp In GYN req. XJnt Mra Nttland ~200 Ttekaical/Tr .. n poten1111 GrHt op-N.B_, loca11on II IOolclng rldln9 condition S35. all• 8 S10. Manicuring _.rr •• pay & beMfltl 720-1941 REC£PTIOllST pc>rtunlly for right I*'· tor a bright energ.tlo, Child • trelnlng bike with table S60 Manicuring oopl yoopl lluogy Higo "'"., 8pm or 673-2598 LfUl. llllnUT HIS '°" Call (8 t8!808-3e&' amt>ltlou1. reac>onalb .. training wtlMlt S16. Ex-chair $25. Barbie Wanted urQentlY tomeOM MEDICAL TRANSCRIBER congenial office, Newpori nPIST aum-1&111mm and ti.rd wonting penon cellent condition haa Dr• 1 m ho u • • S 3 6 . to dellv« 1 dreeMr & Work at home Full-tliM Beach 2-3 Yra legal MC· 1 llAll llUT IN P /T to train fOf our ~ hard rubber Urea and Danlelle StMI paper-bkcaM 10 Michigan. Days poaltloni avall9t* Mull retarlal exper Must must IEWPllT lfFICE 86autlful new ha r N lon With Angel'• Bnan Down-ment teem. APC>IY In C*'- coeater brtk•. 378 •7 bllci{e 754. French med41 720--0522. hm 831-6127 have min 3 yeara acute pouan good •klll•. Pleaaant mature peraon, ~"r:n!~n N~~~,f~ •no. NBA'• Jamal Wiik• .on Wed-Thurt 8-5 Avacado, Coeta M..._ male new 81cl ja.cket latge p I I i hotpl11l tr1nt exp Apply Salary commeneurate mlnlum 60wpm, thort-lull time mot Iva led and All American Ann 2332 W Coatt Hwy, N.8 Phone 642-S487. S50. French made male Ult81 '" et1 l lam-4pm Monday-Fri-w/skllls Call btwn hand des111ble Well ... etylltt M~•t have full Mayen In GrMt Arnefl-Aalt IOf Jay Of VM8rie. NEW 48" round aluminum good looklng . new tkl 3114 day 7aa--8500 8:30-12:30, 478-2657 all< taofllhed Property Mtn-cllenlele Call lrx int«· can Health Nutrition ~ •• ._ ... tablet, wt'llte Of vanltla pant• 32-34 S50 all Sun-· tor Beverly agement Company. at-View 722_8111 Own your own ~work •--plui 4 •IMI tube wt'llte day. 309'h lrl•. COfona FOUND: new Preecrtptlon PlllffHAlll Ul&ITAIT tractive Bayfront Offlc:e. oull,_. along lloe ot I• hiring experlenc.a hlahb k h I a45 del Mar. PCH 1oward1 Gluaea, vie. E. 20th S t LI Ph.,.""I ,,.._ LEGAL SECTY exp pref Employee lniwrance Pro-dozen1 ot grM1 tthletlcl WAITRESSES lor bre9k· g ac C lrl · Laguna, right on Street, Co111 MeH. tae f Clul r-•n• Word proc. desired Air-gram Starting salary TTPISITTll/ 0 /4.41--0788 E/642-7434 tu111unc:t1 lhlft1. Ape>ly ~= l~~W=-\~ Margarite, right on Sea-642-565e :~10~1 °l'n ~~~ port area. 851-24•4 S 14001mo Immediate PUTI IP llTIST PART TIME SALES In penon 819 ~ back ohalre S50. OrtlTed view, right on lrlt , In Ldy •vi u 1"'--ln compa-praetlce cuni.: Loe. In PAIT TIME opening. Mtll...,c:onnden-Exper'd In t>en., women'• yhollow Ln, Lag a..ch lor umbreu ... new cu.. back. 873-5802. nlon lor able '*''°"· sml San Bernardino For "'* Wiii tlat reeurne to llllr Woody Immediate o~nlng ror & men'• lhOee 2-3 dyl No phone callt ~ tom made klln dried fir UNFINISHED needleWork salary. Leisa ~ 126 11Jrth9' Into. ( 1) 370--0102 The Dally Piiot Clrc:t.1lallon " Ul 1141 eicper typeeetler Must per week Should aver-Tm llAll ..a 80" round table. white project•. yam, fabric: for PHONE A MESSAGE llA Office needl 8 reliable le.,.ri ltatlil UHi have have mark-up age S75/d1y 75~9551 11 hiring axe~lenced ::.~5.r~ ~:. q~ulltl'J;_~S101.fOfOldbraldedwood "LIP SERVICE" will dellv9' EXPER In all taceta ol mature and reeponllbf9 llClna•y f/T exper d t!iu~u:i back-SALES HELP HOSTESSES, atanlng ~ yoor call no mtt19' the perM>n to verity new or--, groon P nt Den· FfT &.i PIT sales Ml p/hr Full & pa11 11me Picnic:, patio, gamea, llght nt«• type 1" and 1w· nature, Insult, tender t>ac~ottlc/~tl/tT ~lnBt d9'1 NO SELLING 1 glr1 ottloe Conl1ruct10.n/ eflt• tncludlng medical & Ilion,; tun niwtlcal ~ Apply In penon 819 yellOW enamel flnlah. Two lettert 50$-$ 1 each greeting and any oth« opp,, w """'"' •· Development exp pref d dental lniwranoe con-• SleepytioUow Ln LaQ bencheaattached.Orlli.d Redwood picnic table kind ol meuage. 842-50359-69m M-Frl Apg:ani must have a meture. tle1dble hours' genial atmosphere Con· clot~ing etore. Exper a.ach No ptioM c:aiT. lor umbrella $50. Two and benchee 135. Wood ~ 7542 722 1301 Cltri ·'/Olli 11.111 ¥ phone personality 8'2-6411 tact Alina &42,..321 ut pref d Charllee Locker. p6eaM extra 48" benChea If cs.-•wing/gym Ht SSO -Of -· Ce.&_ ct -raining will be provided 291 ' v11 Udo. Nwpt 87>6230 !--------- tired S 10 aadl. Teblea Of Handmade braided rug TllOl IF DUSI ·--m11 Learn valuable office SEO In UY /lEOEn Gtaeral SUI _ ... , --'d If ..... sklllt, work with nice Fut paced N B-P R ottlce -•••E -••T W.U ..,,.,,. ..,. eeparate 48"x73" $30. 8 lhullera ESCORTS Growing Newport Beach ..-v..1e and earn *• "5 __. -Salee g1r11, ..,....,. 11-.a. & luU SERVICE ST•T1AL dellred. 18" col<>< TV 12"x28" S25 all. Old pie-898-2355 ,,....... -< nde expe<'d responelble IAILY Pit.IT ..-' ..... ,.. "'" Sean. NIOe picture and tura tramet a 1 each Ad Agency. needs sharp per hour to 1tertl Monday person 65 wpm, Word lime IOf tut growing 1ttendent Awiy CMl!r°'1 cabinet. Table S50 53•1383. Dt•ntiea 3011 detail mined bllllng Cle<k • Friday 4·30108·30, Sat. proc:esalng a plus 330 w Bay Streel clothlng company Man-3190 HatOO< Blvd. CM .,.. Muat be good with Ilg-6:00 to 10·30 AM. 720--09•l Cotta M9". Ca 92627 e;ement abllh._ 1 plut 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiia ~o-J~s~~.;~: 640-1735. VIVITAR 2x Tele converter HOUSEKEEPER/ Nanny, ures, ty~ 55 wpm, use Please call Eiieen 10 142-4121 Mu at be churtul , 11 ment Sl-S15. Men, ONE pair champagne ror 35mm SLR, llke new llve In Call SuHn, tO-key by touch schedule an appoint-llGn/OlllllUfH energetic: & wont well llUlf.S women'• clothing SO.-drapee with aatln back S20. 645---0490 673·-5096 I Previous agency exper ment 6'2-4321 Responstble for small high with the public Fut Id-The Orenge Coaet Deity Two old typewriter& S 10 S25. 2181 Rale6gh Av-9"x9e" S25. 844-0780. Wood patio table/benchet larl17!t•t I ~~~~:· xl~ri::.fl~t -EOE activity ofllc:e. Good Sain SSIO ~~ ~~ ~lot,,.~~~~ anue. Coeta Meaa. PATIO table S30. Six patio S26. Double r..adb<>ard l Send resume 10· Mrs PUT TIME ~~ ~~~~~.. llUYtlY mm Oct 2, Ciotti. Ouat-~blllt-MH In. 5 MB cartridge dllk• 3m chalta $45 Mt. Oel\lxe S5. Twin bed frame, Pnfnaleul/ Brecke, P.O Box 8710. lfFIGI Wiii train rest 557-3200 tor NB Flower Shop Full or ,.,,, t8110 Euald, Foun-elude plCk up ~ tt.- 920-12 S60. Daluouth c:ollap1lbl1 ,P•tlo um-WOOd S20. Gu11oveS15. Maiailtrltlft SlOI 9N 2 e 6 w58port Beach. Ca The Dally Piiot Clrculttlon p/tlme. Muet haw ooocs lain Valley 841..0SO Overy of ad1, pylllng DS180 printer ribbon• brella $35. 1 ~ton room Double ~ S28. Baby •-omoe needa a retlable 11m /HOPT driving record ~1887 SERVICE STATION tear1Mitt1. prooeeelng $4. Dtablo Hytype I print-air conditioner $50. Four ttrollef S9 Baby walker n....-i,, -n ._ ~. -..ht ...... IEOI"' ••-meture and rMl)onalble Po11tlon avall lor e lharp PIM _. •y ... -Salee Per90n. FIT or PIT• ldt. end • ~ of ., ribbon• 13. Wetaultt 90da tounteln •tool• S20 $8. Wood dining table uw...., '""' ,,_, ''"V "-•• .,, -• f Mlf·etarter to handle or -"'~ ~ NI comm'91ion plua °"* dutlee. c.ndlda'le O'nelll medium longjohn Mt. Elec1rle fant fOf auto-S20. Twin bed S 15. aggreulve pereon fOf of' 1 lmmed opening. FIT A11t. P9fl0n or • phone cl«k variety of ---·1 otc dut .... Sell the ftneet c:t.11tom iew~ ~·t ... ........,. ,.~-l'TIU9t t>e mrert*y or- $40. Short)ohn S30. "Rolle moblle, COit $110 Mcil, Lam pt $5 etch . flee management & computerized Rec. Dept rlltlon~lc:ant mull lncld'g p•h~~ ... heavy elry'!'dSwlalwatc:heato 25'9-0'~'~c~· oantz*1,f9IC)Onllb'eano 1 • • l .. • • • , .. • i Strobonar llaah 7805 NII for S20 aeictt. Satur-953-1318. promo. tlonal rMttwa. Ex-~lonk~.Gneaoodvycom-c:ol-~V:.1~ Tral"*I~ typing (&5 wpm). ftllng. • national & lntametlonal , at* to wont well with S25. Steve. 7eo-e&39. :Y e-~f.w~~ ~~ TWO 1oU19' oven• table perlence In terv1ce Ind~ ,_, """'" 0 provided LMtn valuable compu1er oper1t1on1 clien1ale lmmed polltlon others B•R S10. Swtv.I ·"·'r .... • .. ':l·1·••. o ac . and thrM chairs S15 try & IBM program• munloauon tklllt. 1 -office ..;111, wortl with local 9'rand1 lor • ema1i tn unique Newport 8eact'I T~ ealae Send r.ume Ann. Uaa ,.. "'-..., _.,......... preferr--' ProfHe'onal Key/Computer ex-_.__ ' compu1--ark ... lngfl nne )ewelry talon Med ••••p&11•••y Smith, to: Exerciae traedmlll $50. .. each Two butterfly pie.-...., ' perlenoe prerd Benefit•. ,...,. people and earn '" "' •• rm --··-_,_ Set.nee ~Ion m.,.,_ RUG runner 12 x12. yard• turH S5 and $7.50 appearance, aalaryopen. Send raeuiM to· PP C $4.00 p/hf to ltert. Mon-located In the Airport benefit• Exper requited T09 comm. no r...,..,.., -·--• l.lnee lOt Wool .,,,M, S20. 2 drawer Ille cabinet 548~5817. Send 10 rHumH 10 PO Box 348• South day-Friday 9:00AM to erea of Co1t1 M .. 1 Grad Gem pref Inquire no charge blletl•. Tac>9 IAILY N.IT throw rug• SS. Large 115"x30" gray S15. King Forma, 190 N•wport 1 ou.una CA 92877 2.00PM. Plo,se 0111 Good beneflta. H lary for man9ger 844-8325 evall Shltta avall ~9. 8 P.1. ... llll ~tal cloth•• cabinet aln blue nylon ~· laaiant I fiauctal Cent« Dr. NB. 92MO ~ • Eiieen to tchedule an ap-commenturate w/exper days • .,.... FIT PIT $10. Bunk-~ ladden and eaMI 1 10. Man . man-. P/TltH polntment 642 ... 321. Ext. For add'l Info & Interview Proa pr91 but will ttMn .............. tnH S2. Saturdsy only. 1782 brown all wMthef co.t ADVERTISING Weel<end• • mutt. Some 204. EOE contac:1 Chrl1, 957-0111' 4~771 Laguna Wa1tmln1ter Avenue. tin ~2. zip-out llnlng, laaian1 bkkpg Call 9am to 12 eo.ta JHaa. 64&--0865. ~=~~~~k C:: OnertuJtin 2t04 ARTIST Mon thru Fri ~ BICYCLES "Schwinn" torted t1-l 15, CoffM txmraolPLOsp/mo. BOOKKEEPER Full- man'• coH t•r breke tel*, pecan rectangle Full Of l>W1 time. No NII-charge. permaMnl Plt1· • • cru!Mr. l'IMlth Nddle, S 10. Saturday°' Sundsy Ing! For oetlll8 846-1328 Growing dally ~ lime IOf Santa Ana Mfg.I --....,;;-...::= ~ C9rrier, com-645-9621. ESTABLISHED ROUTE on the Orange Cout s.tld raeume & aalary r• M"'1lal!t lltet plet• alec:'trlc:al itght aye-need• lmaglnet1V'9, Pf'O-qulremente to: 2903 w. d a a 1 tam. Lady'•, man'• 10-SERT A <Soul* matt .... Video gamea and pool ducttve, layout artl•t wtio Pendleton Ave, Santai wool HANDYMAN ano Walldl Int.ton 1P9ed. All look, ride new. lmmeculat•. nne quality tabtee. 55t-41148 underl1and1merc:handi.-Ana, CA 92704 Phone $2 17 n.r day Ilk• 10 car• ror your cMd, 1ma11. I DO IT ALLI &;mp;;. Cleen-Up. pen't The t>est lntencw pe1nung ...,...,. fOf a vatlety ol cllentl. Th1t'1 ALL you P•Y lor AROUND THE CLOC HOME REPAIR. C8fl*'ltry "" Mayro. 982-~73 Choice $49. tM-8138. 137·!· _ ao75x. 19r1ng 135. Ill n LmL 01. Ing, 10 deelgn adYertlelng call• not accepted. I . ,,.. I M-W-F any hl"I 841-~78 531-5579 Pit Of IV'9 mag. malnt, trM trimming. tree REFS M2-2tn BOAT trailer rollera mi. SWIVEL chair a15 Btaci< A complete nutr1tlonal & Our dltcrlmlnatl~ mar-IMllHPfl 3 II~. 30 d1y minimum 7 Daya-Large Yardl fences & gates. 1,.... trim. Full Malnt. Mowing, plant WIN S50 jr909lw). Oo )'OU ~l~~i: boatl llght endoMd 115: Rockt C:lf~~=.1~2_j~7~nfo. ket demand• qual t)' and P9'mantent PIT. 12-<4pm In the S1t.-Heal1hy-Free Envrm. dump runt C M & N.B weeding tertlltzlng etc know tomee>I~': nwi• an~ trimmer S10 eecf\, $3 Haircut kit SS. 3 decor ttyle ~~~-3~~)~!r~ DAILY 'Aeap11e Carel 54.8-1545"\' aru Jim Why1e 642-7206 Reu ratM. 966-2716 _•_P8l_n_ter _____ _ Camper tie down• 16 tamp• with ctiatn• S30. 114'1aa.n111111 New•p•per production . ltaala1 ltmct Bnliat ~al 'en ••= aadl. Preeto Uta tank Photo enlarger tao. MaxlmlZe your 11c1111 l join knowledge helptvl At>lll-IMllH"ll PILOT ff -.,.ifiiilii'°"'!"IP"!~•.,10~!W"" S20. ATC helmet s10. Photo drl« $6. Pedde<! eantlquurtel&nndyour ty to wortl un<W dMd-I ROBINS CLEANING LTHAULING -bdVINdhoYMENT L AW j FA NG INTER RS Chrome part• tall tight• Chair S20. Polatold cam-own future. II yoo have llnM 1 mutt. Prior newt-~;~~~. ~l~~u~9!·1 SERVICE SERVICE 1 throoughly Garage & Yard Clnups Emphuts 752-5008 HANGING/STRIPPING for '57 T-Blrd *2·110. rs~ •ioad~·~L~ ~ talent In wood ttnllhlng, paper expe< an •d\'&n-Perm p/tlme Hrs nex l clean hooae. 645-9741 Jon 64~192 Attye Partlam & AAot ~A-MC 673 " 1 512 Sony blaci< and white TV -~ ... S20 Skatet>ovd repair "'· 9tt. La1 ,.. tage Potltlon I• part Houaacieanlng, carpeta & 1tCLEENCO• --ANDYS WALLCOVERING $20. GIHHI, mug1, m Tire Ssox 13. Mw tume to Artel POB 11959 time. good lnqulrMtl Ind upholstery, W1ndowt, etc Clean-upl & Htullng 1 ··M~ I ln11allatlon & Removal v ..... ~b9Ck• 10.-t 18 Tiger alec:'tronlc: lg-CM 92827 lnveetmt R~. reeumea to: Steva llr•r lallt. 111-1212 Free est Jonn 645-6730 8Aic0LOCK §tdNE Int palnllng W..C13 S1. Yar age 1 1-115. nltlon $8. Antenna ro-iea; Tt LMJ1 ff14 ~~01~ghPll:t p~gec~o;~ Commercial lnq welcome Heuhng Cleanupa peint-CONCRETE 20 yra ex.p Expert Walleo,,.rlng In ~.~~h•r_!l-t, ~~ t•t~ S15. 887 St. ci.lr EUROPEAN CLEANERS. ng ....... ding odd Jo... r.,,.,. 536-7988 ttt« 5 it•llallon Reu ConlUlt· ..., .,.....__ ..,.... ... S "' ""' S P SONAl LOANS 1 • Coeta M.... Ce ' · -· ..... 1 . ' ant At11gnmnl 581-4590 Moh Bk>uMe dr..... treat . ..,.,, Beer t..-t. Up to $60,000 on your •IO· 92626 Houaec:leanlng/Gardenlng moving, 7 dayt 873-3503 BRICKWORK Small )ob• llclrta. alaeka.' medium: 546-1526. Coata Meaa. nature. Fr .. d9tall• write ree HI Ref• 495-2478 -Newport Cotti M... •WE GALS SHOULD• large t lHI 50•·St0. TIRESonbalaneedwMett FOf1une,8255W Alrpc>rt, llAlllllASf Home Cleentng oy tile ltaltk, ltnty Irvine A9rs 675-3175 1tHANG TOGETHER• TOMtart S&-$8. Ootll S2-to flt Ford, G.M. Chryaler •t• 18-C Houlton Tx l&ILT PM.IT Dynamic Duo Comm'I, Fitana I 339-0730 ANYTIME 110. Whit• bird cege $5. product•. 2-H78x14 on 77035 330 w. Bay St reald'1.x11ref1850-8278 HANEDX MASSAGING •ma1 1Pl11ttr/l>rywall Corner Center and G . M . a 3 5 pa Ir . ••rt~n~ TJi. H li Costa M .... Ca. 92628 Ho~ & Of1lc:e cleaning by ..... ,-.... _* •Ill •NI• Pomona, Coeta Mel&. 2-1&5Rx13, like ~ 135 _ """ -_.s QUICK & CAREFUL Int !Ext p1tct1 plU1erlng BOY'S uutty"""' Stl""r-. pair. 2-HR70x15 on G.M. e~. 2 Tb 83% LTV M·NAGER JODI Ple&H call tor lree•1 (71 4)875-8178 0 DATES T1380 6 !cuetom texturing, quality hand nbralc;"' on~"" -,;0 $60 pair. 2-0R70x t4 on $435/mo 14.25% due 5190 ft estimate 842-6746 Open 7 da)'WMll L a l 2aM 10 4 wont Problem .. No Prol>- coH ter brakH. 'FrH G.M. S60 pair 1 Ford new 78&-3304 CMS INVEST HouMCteanlng 14 yrs exp 405 301h St Npt Beech Self StOftge Expene lemll •326864 554-7831 wheellng brand new con-b' • k • drum S 1 O · Widow hu money for 1~:;:<'6:~~r~~ full relleble. reu. tree .. t · °""" 1 lt1tia1 U.11 I PlaaWa1 dhlon. a ~Ml ~ty $60. 831-3701. TD'•. 110,000/up, no __. trtna Pina. &45-9866 I - -*l· 1 •Ylll* ...,, .... ._ .. """" ___ _ 378 #7 A~o. Coeta TWIN bed• with tramee credit ""'lno penalty Call Muet enjoy wOfklng with Houtec:leanlng. day work. 2' llw D • 111-1111 CL~N & EXPERT 24 llw D • 711-1111 M ..... 642-6487. S30. Couch $60. Stow. C*\ltonAaeoee73-7311 children Experience yoong energetic woman . .,...Mtlngdonerlgh.. Ovet.15 yMr1expenence •Oood)Obldone~~ CRIB and mattr ... $60. B=r~~~'.':..!~~ AaaManantl helptvl exp wlref•. pref N.B.IC .AS Sva Co 492-8827 Lie T-118·428 730-13~3 IDRAINS CLEARFromS15 Stroller $6. Swing 110. MCh. Water~ frame We off., an excellent t>en-area Juen• 548-2960 Htg AIC. Ref rprt hi EF ITAIYlll OIUIH I F1ucet1. OltpOMI Heeter. Ch~ng tat* S10. Car-S15. omc. dealt S25 ............. , 2t21 aflt program, paid va-RESIDENTIAL Xlnt Ref's Aman• AJC aya le 459263 I TllllTS •Ylll OI. 851-9604 M&M 722-9096 rt« . B~• s $6. Sec:retarlal chair S 10. will dO "-"" i cation• & holldaya, bonUI Rees Rat .. No job to Oranoe Co Original I Expert Servtoe & Aec>alr Wonder1'1orM 10. urt-~11 ahelvee S lO. Ole-prof. --vn Mrv. n program and dental in-getamall Mary 472-9833 lt•t Semen Stuoent Mo.,.,.. Tneuf9d 32 yre •xi> Reald'l/Comm bO&rd as. Drum• 16. covery tOyl new 504-axcf'lange !Of houM tO alt 1uranc:1 Salary plu• llHL IWl lllYIOL EJlqul91te Aoou•&• A; Uc. T124-438 641-8.427 Lie •409035 964-8919 Aquarlume $6*~ $6. S 10. Crockpot $ 10. 2 lo 3 mo'•· (2 ldultt) mileage relmburtement """ra..-or remove Ory-NEW WaretlouM StOfage 2 d~ -5. T~ Roti.terle uMd once Call anawer Ad 224, S1tll11Ctlon guar'd. ..,.. ~. 847 790 All Pluml>lng reQalra Cop- wrlt•r S35. Carton S20. Tu~at• 504-S2. 642""300, 24 hr9. Applicant mutt apply In Comm'llrMld'I 891-5741 wall ........,.Ira. • _1_ lania met P9f r99tpe, water ne.tera, cnandell« 1315. &w't~ Kitchen platH and Lett I ,.... HU '*''°"at Del~ PHot. 330 tatracten laatraclita nlon A. ea llc:'d inaur'd ~ ctielr SS. Roeeocttlnai utentlile25t410 Ctotr-. Weat Bay t . Co1ta •LL CONSTRUCTION EngUlh/RMclino Educatrx tor elcMtty "'' $2 50 '*' NEW/REPAIR Quality No ptecee) S215. lrl'• and 504-t 15. Hatch cover LOST tmall white Scotti. M.... Ca. Appty 9· 1 t ,.. II 833 2009 job• to amall. reuonable boy'1 and men'•~ tablee coftee dining $60 dog, chlldren• pet, need• a.m. or 2-4 p.m (Clrc:t.11• New-Remodel-Addltone wltop So CA exp wl hour to 11-•n -Free eat lied 53 1_2345 S1&. 196-5ee7. each.• Oak 'ahelt SlO. 1P9Clal diet, vie. Big COf· lion Dept.). 722-1737 llc.,.80839 tu~our hm 873· 1290 Palatia FARBERWARE brollar• Drafting plen rac:k S215. ona Bet\, S160 REWARD. •titiul Dntal SI c atracti..--,MUSIC LESSONS Col· I I -1-•-.ro...,.ki..,n-.-""I"""" ... ~ rotlaeer1e. Hk• new S20. We6ght bench S20. eee 955-3333 °' 873-8882 '! I il..I ' lege profeMO< Speclallt)' ard Sinor 18 )'fl of h&pi)y Europeen p;y:;tilC Tarot Preeto broll« own S 10. Bek•. near Bnttol Baker lllTIL 11111... • • •••t woman. kid• 1~· your c:uitomer• uc 280644 Card & Palm AeaOer P11t. Roger'I 9'tver plate plat• c e n t e r . &-9-t u r -Nur ... plMMnt Newport Mc &>mmercial &:;;all! nome Grecev• 49·3524 Thenk-You' 963-411' Preeent & Fut\lre 1 tree ? t.,. Mand 110. Haircu1 day/Sunday. 759-0801. fnllMI\ ADS 8MCtl group practice. 4 Spec:tallZlng tn Comm'll 850-27'>8 Olene 631-8M4 kllppen Mt as. Good VUl1U day weeil, plut alternate and Aesld'I FrM est wa•ICIJilf AAINBOW PAINTING atectrlc Iron $6. Light TWIN ttrolW $40. Crib ID[ FREE Saturday AM'• R.D.A. 548-8923 llc:•383924 'wncart Ouallfy •• °"' pollc:y ....... "'lat""" ____ _ beige eof• $60. Gott beQ • 15. Car --' S)O. OM ~ pref. 640-1122 --650-4!&48 JEFF Lie 8688 Rdotma recover re-$8. Putt.,. S3 and M. dreeetng tabte $40. 2 ·1e Dtantle Semm LANDSCAPE-MASONRY pall"I not tar Ille rock Artie'! ..... (wood/ n . l/W van ..... s 10 Motl. C I I live in/Companion IS/t Land1eap1ng. 111 ph.... I04' lff, Ill Im I wood trM •t 7~ Ce6llng light se. WeJ tight Wlndt hleld 'e7 GMC a : • ••••• ••• I Ambulat()fy only . Reta done Brlc:ll. bl<X:li. tlC>f'e. 55~47'0 Free ee11mate __ .,,..· --..,,-,,.....,--0---te. Ad)ultable crvtchee pidlui> S10. Alf com-Ml-llll Beach., .. 842-8763 lree est Mlk• 4~72 A"' A PAINTING ln1/Ext l ...... u.,/Witilu $4. Ar11etlc enttence w9'I pr.-or 13(). 676-049l. • I Riek 661·9~ LOWEST r:>C*lble prloe lhelf sa. ~ Park. 1920 Court Awnue. New-: p •RT lltttriul I 1s MAEL'S G°ARDeNING 10 s1eo Service ae2-3235 • NEEB fo AtUo&L1 Coeta Meu. Mt-2644. port heoh. e l1l Pllllll B.llTlll Malnt Clffn-upt Tr.. GLASOOW"PAtNTING -Fr .. •11matea Q.fi'Q .f\" { f) ~ ~ ••n F~:-9y~ = = : OFFll"'E Oualltywor11. treeeet Serv Fiee Ell 550-9316 1n11Ext 30 yr1 exper ·I 100'ot Flnandng ':':~~' v'-» ~CJIJl"~-<.!JJJ<r~~ .... breed.Marbor btwnVlc-• ~ •425513 "8-7401 C&BLAWNSERviCE'" ,.,. 642-.$214 •OUALIT'l'WORK ._."''<LAY• POUAN torta/Harnllton 764-e573 E ECTRICIAN MQw-4doe tw101 mo S20--------8MCtl C1t1ea Aen'.odeff!IQ. . • L S25 ~5737 873-5128 rm tmall my prleee are l Pl'l<>ne 873-8122 o•-·10"00 1e--. "' "'° FOUND drtc gray1""'t kit· e Lie •233108 Smell/large · 1mall 12 year1 ••P UC 20748l ._ 1:',;'',.,.".."'1~~-":'d.:O.t;. ten wtn.. ctr/4 wtlt paw9, : The Daily Pilot IObe & ~r•. S48-5203 HAWAIIAN EXPERTISE G~ge or Ron ~ ,, T H I H K G I I S U 0 ME I I r I I I· l I Q U T I : OM Pt1 llOr'9 penOl 10 tnOI,,._ I 1~ I I l'U uy OQO(t-Oyt ,..,,., I •• l>Mll rna111ed dowll IOt ·-.... I PAtME ll I • c:-·-..... ~ ...... ....-d I r I I I "'• "'~:i ....... ~ .... , -d• .... -.. , __ ,... -- • tfi;•t "'UMtftlD UllftS IN l1ttH i 911W rrrrr1 vie HIOhland Dr. 541 IM3 --.1. lia.bl d • NEEDS &!perk>< omoe NEW/REPAIR au.ltty No TrM tnm, 109 rem<>\19 INT/EXT 20 Veen Exe*' PAN "'81 .... FOUND f em Cock•r :n~ a re e, mature an respon-• ServlCe Marie 497-2871 I tob' to emea. ~ ~ upe Stu 54~ ISM A.,... Room S29· ~· ~ Spaniel b40nd vcty San •aible n11raon to verify new orders NO• ~ Fr .. •t. Mc'd 831-23415 Matnt. C6Mn-UP9. r'llO'IWlng. Exteriof srucx:o s 130.. Oua.llty ~7 -~ Juan~ 49·3-1943 • r -· • 11L I AESID/COMM'l/IND 28 tree trim Fr• •t1ma1 .. 1 matenall 8'2-044~ -~------ Found mele Cat. =llY :sELLIN. c. : ~try IWvice yfl Oo my own WOt1I Uc Mr E11red• 645-338 , J 0 IN1' IEXT PAINTING hnritt wNte ' A li h ood h ~Aemocfl-='= •279041 ,.,, &ce-t128 Cleaf'I Upte Tr" Trimming Hou ... ' Apt Aeu rat• ou:ntYWrOUQtit llCI wca ::!:'!Ono hair 647_..53 : pp cant must ave a g p one i Ae=er Verd Malnt •HN!nQ Quality wor11 895-575S Fencea. get• MQIFtty :peraonality. Tr1irung will be provided.1 :~.D11<::: IO&<kUJIRd ™· MIKE~ LADY PAINTER =·=-=~ USI TMI •Learn valuable office tkills. work with• dOOt'I. ~. motc11nga imo"' Pay.Aoll. Taxea l llDS lnUE.llt 11 ~a DA .. T PILOT • . t U7e1C>e Don M2·8202 Unton ~ 64~·9015 Toe>c>ec't~ DMn· Free •1 ble •ruce l'W!inple and earn $4.25 rw1r hour to• ..... ..._. ._,,. 7&1~18 a50-1124 « 957-580 1 -.AST e r n r ~ t Oocn-~·Af'l•aHonl ....,._ Neet&Cleenlnt/ex1pelnt· Ar9 Your ~~I llSUlT"' :atarl ! Monday·friday. 4:30 to 8:30,: =~,.;,: Riil IPI tng.rw ~-~~ =~•~ lllYICI •Sat 6:00 to 10:30 am. • SSynexp ~64t-oM7 ~'9· ..,_~,...Mt O.V._.na! wottimerwNC> -_1"" __ 1---......,--......,-:::::-- DlllCTottY • °' __ 11 11:.':t___ \.._-1 • -11-~ . ..,.,,g.=---Landlcape-G11d1nlng PAINTEANEEOSWOAKI :;:::-~ For Result r : ,-,eue C&1I .:.I~ to tcneuule an : llllau1&57-4T:::-5 Md Y•~ II Lord Trim T,......~ Int/bl.~. rtllln C9b & '*" tree ... ~7IOO Senlce Call •appointment. 642-432 l. • CMct.304051 83M2 .. OW\ ups-I.Ao a&7""40I <:.r :=tinv~!;,1 ,42 1,71 6•• EOE ! •GEH HOME AEllllAIAS ouAuTV rME r.-1MINO --~ aom-'~ ~ • r 1 an mot er w ~ ~. Cwoen"Y T,.. root.-.tumc>e ~ ''"" wl'lat you •an• in to Ml!? eOI .__..,,.1 II ... I.Hiii llli .._ lU aeeee•eeeeeee eeeeeeeeeee• ~ MQn..Fr1 CMISA 91e oar,~77 "Tl. ~ C-17tt-1tl1 Dalfr P'llot Cluel-_::fted=•~iJ.:1t=:_.=:=6A=t=-56=78=== ~~~~~~~::i~====::....:=::.i~~~~====~·:.: .... 141-931' - • UN\CU.._I At()Vf lfllltl ro Gil AN\Wlf I I I I I I ~ COMt DAILY PtLOT /s.turdtl)', October 19, 1985 setm. JOBS EARN tO(Y PRIZES TRPS IAIYllTTll IHIO 1 chlld, <4 days I ..-. 9-2. My home 722-13<42 lllllUPU need HP41f. pefton to wor1t ,,.., O.C. Airport. PIT, poeelbly FIT. All phues. Call Mns. Hardy, 833-0425 DASllEI Poeltlona avallable. Apply In pet'IOfl. ARCO MP&G. 2100 S.E. Bristol, Santi Ana ~hta. E.O.E. OllLIUIE Mature aJlpeftence woma.n to c1re fOf -2 mo. Infant Mon-Fri. 8-6. Reta req'd. &40-9591 DRIVERS -cross coontry, no up nee. Calif lie req. MICGregor Y.chts. 1831 P*'9ntla. C.M. After School- Student Jobs! Do You Need$ Cash $ And A Good Job To Start The New Year? 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AM/FM, 6 COST A MESA to choose from. ~-------(Lie #IKEF098) THEODORE ROBINS FORD 2060 HARBOR 8lVO COSTA Ml'>A b41 0010 (Siie #374'2) ""' THEODORE ROBINS FORD 2000 HARBOR Ill VO COStA MESA b41 0010 NTIAC '87 2 dr Ven tura, ltlnt Int., tng. nMda work, $300 rnak• offef 831-272& Barons cut 'em off with the pass Fountain Valley uses aer ial attack to beat OV, 28-0 By ROGER CARLSON Of .. DlllJ .... ...,, All the ingredients were there Friday night -Ocean View High's Seahawks were primed for the upset of the year-they had paid their dues in a killer schedule to ready them- selves for a shot Sunset League power Fountain Valley. The running game was there -but it didn't take long for the Barons to tum the league football opener before 3,600 at Orange Coast College into a showcase for its passi ng game as Dennis Arey single-handedly de- stroyed Ocean View's secondary with su receptions for 123 yards, Wlth touchdowns coming from 28. 7 and 29 yards out on the way to a 28-0 breeze. "We didn't expect to pass that much," said Barons' Coach Mike Milner. "Going in we were thinking about 10 passes, but they couldn't cover a couple of our routes. It's ~~?.g to put some points on the The Barons were up, 7--0, in the first quarter ~th the help of a 19-yard, four-play march after the hit-of-the- (Pleue eee BARONS/83) Ocean View quarterback Cbrla ~ary loeea co ntrol of ball while P'oantain "\ral- D1llyPllat SATURDAY.OCTOBER 19. 1985 Golden WMt enJor• • 17-4 leugher In weter polo. 112. UCLA •nd USC footbetl IMma tackle Pec-10 foea. M . Westminster pulls stunner · over Edison ~ Li 24 -defensive play by tbe secondary and DlllJ .... ....-.,,, L.. PwrM ley'a Terry Reichert (rUht) prepuea to mon ln and reco•er fum\le Friday night. ons savor -14 numerous missed scoring OJ>- 1 Ch ponumlles were Simply too much for w n over argers the Chargers (4-2 overall, 0-1 in S league) to overcome. f n Unset Opener "What can I say"'' shruged a By JOHN SEV ANO DlllJ .... C.; $ ••• The last time Westmmster High captured a Sunset League cham- pionship -1975 -Muhammad Alt was still heavyweight champion of the world, the Big Red Machjne in Cincinnati was intaet and Orange Coast College actually had the best football team 1n thestateofCaJjfom1a ... 1fyou can beheve that. Talk about living 1n a time warp! And although the corks weren't popping off champagne bottles Fn- day night_ Jim O'Hara"s Lions sure had reason to party That's because for the first ume since 1982 and only the SC(;Ond oc.casion since the 12-year nvalry's inception, Westminster had knocked off heavily-favored Edison. the score being 24-1 4 before an overflow crowd of more than 5.000 at Westminster High. Jumor place-kicker Todd Weaver's 23-yard field goal with 2:40 remain- ing in the final penod offic1all} iced the VlCtory. But essenuall y, ttus was a contest decided long before Weaver's kick. Four fumbles. missed defensive assignments. some add111onaJ poor dJ.SCOnsolate C hargers head coach Bill Workman. ··we were lackluster on offense and certainly oo better on defense. Give Westminster credit. We made them look ltlce a great passing team. We didn't help ourselves at all "We're 0-1 in league and that's not a great start. We played poorly. lo fact. we stunk:. Do me a favor, don't ask: any more quesuons." B)' now Worlcrnan's blood was coming to a boil. And why not? He had seen his team blow a 14-7 lead, mlSS two field goals and get stopped on thrtt successive attempts for a first down at the Lions· I 0-yard ljne late 1n the first quaner when the Cbar&crs had the opponun1ty to take com- mand. lne1dentallv. on those three at- tempts, au th.e Chargers needed was ONE YARD. On the other hand. the Lions (4-2. 1-0) cap1talued on almost everything the Chargers gave them. cspcc1ally m the second haJf v. hen the} scored 17 unanswered points In fact. the Lions scored the ty10g and go-ahead t0uchdowns after a pair of Edison fumbles. Wnh senior quanerback Steve Gulley back at tbe helm after almost a month absence (Pleue eee LIOPC8/B2) Vikes open Sunset with 26-1 O win Guardian appointed Marina h as offense in gear, taking early lead and thwarting Oilers' challenge f~~~~~:!: V .~:, t~ basketball sap -wbacb has seen the Sea.hawks forfeit 24 v1ctoncs from last year and the right to partmpate in the J 986 OF 5-A playoffs. Huntington Beach resident ltt Jackson has been official!) ap- po1 oted legal guardian of 1un1ors R1cl0 Butler and Dcz1 Hazel\ By STAN GRANCH o.., .... c.. ¢ .... The Marina High Vikin~ held off tbe Huntington Beach Oilers in a hard fou&ht battle to win their Sunset League football opener, 26-10. and Marina Coach Dave Thompson was pleased by his team's performance. especially with offense. "Thjs was the first game that we could run and pass well," he said. The Vikings led from the start as they scored on their first posscssjon. The seven-play drive covered 55 yards and was capped by Bill Craft's I I-yard run. "This was our first dnve of the year. and it could not have come at a better time," exclaimed Thompson. Be- cause the kick for the extra point failed, Marina only led 6--0 at the end of the first quarter. Huntington Beach got on the board early in the second quaner as place )cjcker George Hadjis connected on a 27-yard field goal. The field goal capped a 10-play drive that stalled on the Viking JO yard line. Then, with 50 seconds before half-time Marina scored as Sean Magula plunged up the middle for nine yards. The touch- down was a product of Marina's perfect two-minute drive that cov- ered 71 yards in nine plays. The pass for the conversion failed giving Marina a 12-3 halftime lead. Huntington Beach scored on its first possession in the third quaner, as Joe Napoli bit Chris Ross with a 4- yard touchdown pass. The score was set up by the Oiler defense which recovered a fumble on Marina's first Woodbridae compounds Ardstwoes By RICH.ARD DUNN .,.., .... C4il $IP t 1 Woodbridgl High, with a defense that won't stop, made a bad week for Laguna Beach worse. The Artists, under the microscope earlier in the week because of the discovery of an ineligible player. which will force LaJuna Beach to forfeit three of its Vlctories. fell on harder times Friday niaht when the Warriors' stin$Y defense tied Luuna's offense in knots. Woodbridge (5-1) stopped the An- isu' offense cold and pulled off a 2 I -7 victory before a capacity crowd of 3,200 at Lquna Beach Htgh. The win puu Woodbridge at 3--0. tied with Newpon Harbor for the top spot in tbe Sea View league, but its true test wiJJ come next week when the Warrion' hiah-powercd dcfcn5e takes on Saddlcback and its explosive offente. "We feel aood about bein$ 3--0," Woodbridae Coach Gene NoJi said "But we can't be too hapPY· We have Saddlcbeck next week.' With the forfeits, l...quna Beach 11 now 1-S and only 1-2 in lcque play. Without the forfeits, the Artists would be 4-2 and 2-1. But either way you look at it, Woodbrids clearly ~ the upper haGd in tJUi one, altlH>UIJl the pme of (Plwe .. WOOD9alDO&f88) play. The Vilcin~ bounced back late in the third quaner as Craft raced six yards for the score. Craft had a good night, rushing for 39 yards and two touchdowns on four cames, and addding two sacks and breaking up several passes on de- fense. Things did nol go well for Hunt- ington Beach in the fourth quarter. The Oilers were constantly starting from deep in their own temtory. Perhaps because of the close score and maybe because of some frus.- trauon. a figh1 broke out in which two players were ejected. The fight seemed to spark the Oilers. at least. They drove the ball from their own 2- yard line to the Viking 11 and elected to go for the field goal with 2:30 left. The kick sailed wide nght along Wlth Huntington Beach's hopes. Two plays after the missed field goal. quanerback Rick Vandemet raced 84-yards untouched on a quar- terback option. The 5-I I, I 80-pound junior was the offe nsive leader for Marina. He rushed for 69 yards and passed for 144. T he V1kmg offense was balanced. with tailback Sean Magula rushing for 79 yards to lead the team. Oilers Coach George Pascoe was "beyond d1sapointment." ··w e must regroup." he said. ''This was a must game for both teams 1f the) have any hopes of makmg the pla)ofTs. No.,., we have a large ... hill to chmb ·· The Oilers had some stand out (Pleue eee VDUtS/82) I 11ar1na·. Ray Goldaboro aoee up for. pau, but It fell incomplete a&aln•t the coverage of Hunttnaton Beach'• Scott Qoodman Fri- day night 1n a contest won b y Marina. Goliath a winner, 42-7, over Mustangs .. 1,··s all tina.bzcd.... said· Ocean View ba.d:etba.lJ coach Jim Harris. "'That's tbe end of that issue. - The Huntmgton Beach Unified School Dtstnct released tbe mfor- mat.Joo Fnda:-1n what appears 10 be the final wrap 1n guarant~IJ1$ the two Ocean V1ev.. pla:-ers are ehgible to compete for Ocean \ 1e.,., this year. The two. onginall) incoming freshmen from the L\nwood attend- ance area under th·e umbrella of Laurant Brov. n a' their legal suard· 1an. were left b' Brown v.1thou1 residence "'hen B'rov. n mo\ ed Wlth his son from the Ocean \ 1ev. attend- ance area to Pasadena Rather than returning tu their parents' homes 1n l' nwood, the) v.ound up v.1th Hams at his El Toro ' residence and conttnued their educa- tio n and bas~ctball pla~ mg at Ocean Vu~v. v.1th an intra-d1stnct transfer. but .,.,ere later declared mehgible because 01 ··undul' influence· charges Hams v.as tired lrom his post. but was later reinstatl"d in d1stnct de-termination~. hut the 24 forfem s1ood. Later the Cl F Southern Secuon stepped 1n and imposed further unctions kn<X ~ing the Seahawks out oi the ·~ti pla\(1m o\n J.ppc:d1 1" '"' >l<lll" l IF will be heard .,.,1thin t.,.,o v.C'Cks. according to Hams By JIM CARNETT Delly l'tloC C.1 • ,.,,, Sylvis at first reached for Mayne's hand, then decided against it. Instead, he grabbed Costa Mesa junior around the neck and gave him a big hug. It was the kind of hug that expressed admiration and respect. very big. but the~ ha'e \Cf) big heans." cepuon. and rushed for J5 ~ardo; on five camC"s It was a game which could be summarized by what occurred on the field following the final gun -David vs. Goliath. "We knew going in that we were out-manned ... said a smiling Mesa coach Tom Baldwin "We gave 11 out best shot."' Costa Mesa Htgh's beleaguered Mustangs walked across the field to shake hands Wlth the huge. and victorious. Newpon Harbor High Sailors. Mesa's gutsy little 5-7, 135-pound starting center. Kevin Mayne, ex- tended his hand to 6-4. 291-pound defensive tackle, Chns SylVls. The two had sttn a lot of each other all night. Newport had won the football game convioci~y Friday night. 42-7, but Mesas banged-up and battered MusWlgS captured the hearts of the fans and the respect of Coach Mike Giddings and his hosting Tars. .. The Must.an~. who have lost a host of starting players this year due to inJunes. started six sophomores on defense Fnda) night Those six players played on a freshman team last year that didn't win a game. "Fole) played prett:-well for us:· Giddings said "He hasn't thrown an interc~puon in our last t.,.,o game'. and he's onh thro.,., n four on thl' season. He's reall) a ball-<:o ntrol ~ind of a quanerback ·· Fote~ threv. a pair of touchdov. n~ to wide rctt1ver .\nd) heppard Wlthin 1·58 of each other 1n the second quarter The St"Cond looked hke an exact repla~ of the first. a ~ft lob into the comer of the end zone The first came from I"' \ards out and the second was a 16--yarder "We may have won e game, but they 'out-tned' us all night." the Newpon coach wd. "You have to give them a lot of credit. They·rc not Sc.-n1or quarterback Shane Foley turned in a masterful effort for Newport. He completed 12 of I" passes for 2 ~I yards and four touch- downs. He dtdn 't throw an inter-fPleue eee GOLlATB/83) Knin McClelland These Cards are marked KANSAS C ITY (AP) -Will Whitey Henog's knowledge of the Kansas ('ity Royals work to the advantage of the St. Louis Cardinals in tht World Series? It's been si.x ycan sin~ he was fi~ as the Royals' manager, but Herzog remains one of the most popular men on the Kansas C1ry sports ~oe. It was Herzog who made lbe Royals tnto winners. When he took over for the fir«t Jae& McKcon midway throup the 197S teUOn, he promptly turned the team's fortunes arou_nd. The ne•t year. the Royals won their tint of three strai&ht American Lellue West titles, each time fot1~ to the New Von: Yankees in the playom. twt~ 1n the ninth i..nntna of the final pme. He was 1nstrumeotal 10 the de' elopment of Oeorac Brett. Frank Wlute and Willie Wilson. Additionally, he knows Royals' left fielder and leadoff hitter Lonnie Smith. who came 10 Kansas City this year 1n a m1d-5C&3C>n tndc wtth the Cardinals. Few men ou\Sl<k the Kansas ('i1y or- pruzabon know the Royals as well a~ Herzoa. Wb.tte, for one. f\aurea h111nsl&ht into tht team will c:crtainly nothinckr the C'arcb' chanots. .. Whitey•s 10 awful smart man. h surt miaflt be 1 help to the Cardinal&. .. said White. who credits Herq wtth mokhna him 1n10 a ~l~ptayer with Whitey's signature On T V to1JJ6llt Cla•nneJ 7 at 5:30 .. When he was here. he kept charts on evel) hitter 10 the leaaue. and 11 was am1Z1ng how he could predict the way ~ would do, and where they would tend t<J hn ta1a.ln pttches .. White was a nervous. unsu~ younsstcr when Hcrtot took over. "He was very, vcry"9tlent with me. and that was JUS1 what J needed at the ttme ... said White, who went on to wm six Gold Gloves at second bue. "l was o nly rutona about . 210 or so. and ~ kept me in the bocul). He told me. 'I've got other gu' s v. ho can get the rune. 1n nght no"'. ) ou JUSI help "i.' e us some ruM and get yo~r f~t on the ground:··\\ h11e 'iatd ·Tm \U~ be ~ got a prett)' 1ood idea ot ~hat he wants to do .. Jamie Quirk. who plavM for Herzot With the Rovalc. and also 1n . 1 Louis.. 1s back tn a Kan'U· ( 11-, um form as a ba kup catcher But he doubts Herzog"s knowledge of the Royah will afT«t the outcome of a pme "I don't think 1t Wlll give them an edar at all .. be said ··He can ao out to the mound and teli John Tudor. 'Here·, the wa)' I want you. to pitch to Brett Throw 1t lo"' and awa y. or hi&h and inside. or whatner · But then he'\I walk beck to the duaout and Tudor Will be the one to throw the ball •· \ . ~~~--------...-...... ----------------........................ _ ' 81 Orenoe Cout OAJLY PiLOT/Saturd.y, Ootob« 18, 1885 ~··· ., ~ lOO. Quartcrt.ck Jot Naooli. "1 the Oilen' otfonse. He wU l{~f-4~ far 243 yards a.od a touchdown. The senior sho~ area• pcuae, always cboos1ng the ri&bt recicver. The defente wu lcd by defensive back Scott OoQdman. who seemad to be all over tbe field m&kina tack.Jes and bniaking up passes. Marina (l-2-1 overall) will play rival Fountain Valley neAt Friday at Oranae Coast CoUeae. The winner will be in good position for the playoffs. The Oilcn (2-4 overall) will tan&)c nc•t Friday with surpnsina West- minster. This is a must game for the Oilers if they arc to have any ho~ of making the playoffs. * MMft 16 H ....... H ~ 10 ._.." GMrW'I HuntlftttOtl 11..a. 0 l 1 0-10 Mar!M ' ' ' 1 1-2' M-<rflft I I run Cklek l•llN) H9 lledlle 17 FG M Mmoulll t run (MU fell9d) H&-ftoti 4 NH from HtCIOll (Hedlll klek) M-<:rllfl ' run (Lefrencoll kick) M-Vlll!derrlet M run (L.Afrencio41 klckl Ati.nci.nce: l.700 ("tlmei.c!I OAMa STATISTICS Ha M First downi Ii 10 1tut11et·vero.oe i1-~ >i-1as Peulno verCS.V4t 243 144 PeHlllO 21-.U-0 H>-17·0 Punt• .. ,, 7-35 F umolel ·fumllles IOsl l-0 4·2 PeNttlet-vercb -Hied •·to S·lS INOfVIOUAL •USMt ... li&-ftou, 10-21, Elllott, 6-16; Ort-. ,.15, NellOll, Hcw·mlnul 17. M ,,._ .. , 14·7'; VendlrTtet, t-69; Creft, •-~. Sleffor"d, •·for-minus 2. IMOMOUAL ~US.NG H&-+14HIOll, 2 l ·45-0, 243. M-VetlCWrlel, 10-17-0, 144. • WATER PO LO Rustlers polish off Pasadena Marina holds on: CdM, Barons rally: Newport breezes Golden West Collete had rune different playcn score and bad no trouble brushing aside visitina Pasadena Friday aftcmoon to keep its South Coast Conference water polo record unblemished . Meanwhile, on the hiah school level, Marina held on to top Estancia, Corona del Mar and Fountain Valley rallied for wins, and Newpon Harbor cruised to a lopsided victory in non- league tests. Here's what b.appenad: Golda West 17, Pasadeaa t : Geoff Gruber and Mark Wicks each scored five goals -one more than the visiting Lancen' total output -as the Rustlers cruised to the victory at home. Gruber helped Golden West to a fast start, tallyina a pair of aoals in the tint period when the Rustlers jumped out to a 6-2 lead. Besides Gruber and Wicks, seven other Golden West players scored one goal apiece. the Marina 11tack. while Wade Womack had the other. ForEsta.ncia,Jim Oevoruoorcdall three of his team'• ~oala in the fint half and finished with five overall. Richard Emil notched a pair of aoats for the Ea&Jes. Corou del Mar 7, El Den• t: The Sea Kings trailed 4-l at the half, but came up with four JOils in the third period and two in the final while holding the host Golden Hawks scoreless to secure the win. Chris Morpn ICOred with 1 :20 left in the game to tic the ICOrt at 6-6, and Jason Likins followed with a tally a minute later for the pm~winncr. El Dorado had possession in the waning seconds, but were unable to acorc. Jim Wqncr bad ciJl:lt c in aoaJ for CdM (10-4), which Sunny Hills today 11 Newport Hamor. Foutala Valley U, Let AJa.mJt.ot lt: Thc1~ons ahook themaelves after a sl ·ah start. takina command in the second bal( to beat the boat Griffins. Fountain Valley wu trailinc 3-l at the end ofone pcnod and was b.ed 5-5 entering the second half but aoored the first two aoaJ• in the third quarter and led the remainder of the match. INDCVM>UA1. ••C•IVIMO H&--tt'-dl, 6-11; CUMlnONfn, 3-56; ltCKI, •·)I; Heidi, 3·35; Purdue, 1·14; GeNW, 1·10, EdlOll, 1·1 ~o. l-'2, Stwl.er, f-5'; HeYllette, l-1•; Mffule. l · 12. Sean ~ (32) of llarlna la draaed down u tlae ball pope loo.e. Coley ll~en- ...., ......... " ....... ~ don (34) and Franco Paananelll (57) watch. bat Da.td Henley' (liibtl reco•en. Back-upfoalie Jay Winterhalter, a product o Marina High, worked about three quarters of the match and was cn:dited with five saves. Los Alamitos pulled within l(}.9 in the finaJ period but the Barons pulled away after that. Sharing scoring honors for Foun- ta.i n Valley were Todd Thompson, Brent Petcn and Brian Judd with four goals each. The Barona, 14-8 overall, meet Huntington Beach in a Sunset League match Wednesday at Golden West College. ' SPORTS BREAK ~ -~ Royals' pitchers aren't in swing with NL hurlers From AP dl1patdea KANSAS CITY -Everybody knows the Kansas City RoyaJs pitchers can pitch. Now, can they hit? "Whcn's the last time I saw a breakrng ball?" asked reliever Dan Quisenberry. "How am I going to hit a breaking ball?" Every other year, the great designated hnterdebate rages dunng the World Series. And this is the season of no D m · th sc Kansas City pitchers will have to step to the plate against the St. Louis CardinaJs' pitchers. "I used to hit for average and power in high school," said Mark Gubicz.a. a starter who has never hit in a regular-season game in the major leagues. "But I don't think I'll be able to do either one now." Only two Kansas City pitch- ers have ever hit in the majors and that was in the National League where there 1s no DH. Quin.,._,, Charlie Leibrandt, who play- ed scveraJ years with Cincinnati, has a career average of .146 ( 13 for 89). while Joe Beckwith, who played for the Dodgers, is I for 19, which translates to .053. "I hit a 2-2 fastball from Pascual Perez up the middle for a single in 1983," Beckwith said. very proudly. The last AL pitcher to get a hit in the World Scncs was Baltimore's Tim Stoddard. Wlth an RBI single tn Game 4 in 1979. Since then, AL pitchers are 0 for 31 in Series competition. The last hit by a National League pitcher came in the last DH-less Sencs, when Philadelphia's John Dcnnylsinglcd and scored in Game 4 versus Baltimore. Leibrandt. the hit leader amon~ the Kansas City hurlers, said the other Royals pitchers shouldn't assume he knows how to do it well. "If they ask me for advice. tht'y're halfway out already," Leibrandt said. "I have no grand illusions about hitting a home run." One ofleibrandt's 13 hits was a tnple But. he said did not recall which team and pitcher he hit it again3t. "l remember it was a fly ball that fell in." he said. "No, say it was a line drive." Quote of the day Kansas City pitcher J~ Bec:kwltb on his unfamiliarity in the batter's box 'Tm Just going to pick up a stick and go up there. I Just hope I pick up the right end." Knight rape NBA, broadcasters BLOOMINGTON, Ind. -Bobby m Knight, coach of the lrrdiana Un1 vers1 ty Hoosiers. says he has his reasons for not wanting to coach a team in the National Basketball Association. "I don't want to coach 82 games a season with some players who make 10 times as much as J do," Knjght said. "It would be a tough time telling Mo~s MaJone to get the lead out." Knight was characteristJcally cnt1cal of sports broadcasters during his taJk before about 3,000 ru students at a campus auditorium, including CBS-TV college basketball announcer Bill y Packer. "Billy at least admits he doesn't know an)1h1ng about basketball." Knight said. "I've never been able 10 get Al McGuire to do so." Muldowney to retum to racing POMONA -Three-time world drag • racing champion Shirley MuJdowncy, who's still rccovenng from inJunes suf- fered in a 25(}.mph crash last year, said Friday she'll return to competition in 1986. Muldowney, 45. said she plans to pilot a top-fuel dra&ster in the 24th annual National Hot Rod As50C1auon Wintemationals, wtuch will open the NHRA season Jan. 30, 1986. Muldowney of Mt. Clemens, Mich., is a spectator at this week's 21st annual Winston World Finals at the Los Angeles County Fa1rvound~ in Pomona. Capitals, Oilen aecure wina . Mike Gart11er scored two goals and li.i1 picked up an assist u Washinaton rolled , over host Buffalo, 4-1, in a National Hockey Leaau! pme Friday Gaecu D9ckae and ~ Car,ater aJso scon!d for the Cap1ta.ls. while Mae ,.....,. notched Buffalo's only aoal .. In another NHLpme Fnday, Mark Meuler soored the eventual -1nnina aoaJ on WaJM Gretat1 '1 second &asist in tbc ltlCOnd period u Edmonton cdpd Botton, l-2 Kings lose in last two seconda Bubla, making his fint start of the season, , VANCOUVER -Dcfcnseman Jiri &i..1 scored his second goal of the game with two seconds let\ to give the VancouverCanucks a 5-4 victory over the Los Angeles Kings in the NationaJ Hockey ~uc Friday nigbL Bubla, stdclined four games with a rib injury, fired a back.hand shot ttlgh into the net past netnunder Bob Janecyk from a sharp angle at 19:58 to finish off a last desperate rush with tony Tanti and Cam Neely. The Canuck.s also got goals from Neely, Gary Lupul and Petri Skriko as they mcreascd their record to 3-1-1, the ~t start in the 16-ycar history of the NHL team . Goals in the third period by dcfcnseman Gary Galley and Dave (Tiger) Williams had tied the score after Skrilco gave the Canucks a 4-2 lead with Vancouver's second power-play goal of the game. Bernie Nicholls and dcfcnseman Brian Engblom also scored for the Kings as their record dropped to 1-4. Martina la No. 1 on birthday FORT WORTH -Top-ranked ten-~ nis star Martina Navratilova, who turned 29 years old Friday, received an early birthday present when she regained her No. I world ranking. Navratilova earned the ncccssary pomlS last Monday by defeating Steffi Graf, 6-3. 6-1, in the Maybelline Tennis Classic finaJ. "I feel like rm getting to be a grown-up now," she said. "And I lilce that. But I'll always be a kid at heart." The Fon Worth resident dropped to No. 2 last June when she lost to Chris Evert Lloyd in the French Open t1t!e match. She remained there despite winmng W1mhlcdon a month later. Chargers activate Winslow SAN DIEGO -The San Diego [i] Chargers activated Kellen Winslow Friday 411 > and said the All-Pro tight end could see his first game action Sunday since suffering a serious knee injury last year. .Wins!ow .• a three-tif!1e Pro Bowl starter, began part1c1pallng1n contact dnlls for the first timeoo Oct. 9, nearly 12 mont!is af\er undergoing reconstructive knee surgery to repair tom ligaments, Chargers spokesman Rick Smith said. Winslow has repeatedly refused to discuss his playing future Wlth reporters, but Chargers Coach Don Coryell said that Winslow was ready 10 come back. Television, radio TELEVISION 8 a.m. -WRESTLING: Channel 5. 8 a.m. -PREP FOOTB~. Oaremont vs. Upland (tape), Channel 56. 9a.m. -COLLEGE FOOTB : Purdue at Ohio State, Channel 2. 9:30 a.m. -COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Ten- nessee vs. Alabama. Channel 13. 9:30 a.m . -MOTOR SPORTS: SCORE Off- Road World Championship at Riverside (tape), Channel 4. 11 a.m. -WRESTLING: Channel 9. 12:30 p.m. -COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Michigan at Iowa, Channel 2. 12:30 p.m. -COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Miami, Aa. at Oklahoma, Channel 7. I p.m. -COLLEGE FOOTBALL: UCLA at Washmgton State, Channel 4. I p.m . -WRESTLING: Channel 56. 4 p.m. -SOCCER: Brazil vs. Bolivia in World Cup quaJifyina match, Channel 34. 5 p.m. -PRO FOOTBALL: Raiders' Playbook, Channel 4. 5:35 p.m. -BASEBALL: St Louis at Kansas City in game one of the World Series, Channel 7. RADIO 9:30 a.m. -COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Anny vs. Notre Dame, KPZE (I t 90). 11 :30 a.m. -COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Nebraska vs. Missouri, KIEV (870). I p.m. -COLLEGE FOOl'BALL: Ncvada- l..a$ Vegas vs. Cal State Fullerton, KWOW (1600). I p.m. -COLLEGE FOOTBALL: UCLA at Washington State, KMPC (710). I p.m. -COLI.EGE FOOTBALL: Cah- fomia vs. Oreaon, Kl.AC (570). l :30 p ._m. -COLLEOE tooTBALL: Stan- ford at use, KNX (1070). 2 p.m . -COi.LEGE l"OOTBAU.: Eastern Washington vs.. Lona &ach State, KNAC ( 105.5). S:lO p.m. -BASEBALL: World Series - St. Louis at K.anaas City.L. K.NX ( 1070). 7 p.m. -COU.EGI!; Jl'OOTISAJ..l.: Utah vs. San Diqo State, KSOO ( l 190). 1·30 p.m. -PRO B~AU: Boston at l.Aken (edtibit1on)1 Kl.AC ('70). 7:30 p.m. -Pao B.u&.rfBALL: Oippen vt., Portland, KMPC (710). I Mater Dei in 17-14 shocker SANT A FE SPRINGS -Gary Coston's 47-yard field goal with 2: 10 remaining catapulted Mater Dci High's Monarchs to a 17-14 Angelus Lca&ue football victory here at SL Paul High, knocking the Swordsmen from the ranks of the unbeaten in the league opener for both schools. Sophomore quarterback Todd Marinovich drove St. Paul's second- ary into a turmoil with a shon game which nened 174 yards on 26 comple- tions out of 38 attempts, with his 9- yard strike to junior Tony Rocco breaking the scoring ice in the first Quarter. Paul Cardenas carried over from the 8-yard line in the second quarter to give Mater Dci at 14-7 halftime lead. St. Paul drew even at 14 in the fourth quarter when quarterback John Scott found Frank Mazzotta from four yards out, but the Monarchs ~ponded with their win- ning drive. A big factor in Mater Dci's upset victory (the Monarchs arc now 4-2 overall) were interceptions by Tim Haider, O'Brien ankd Paul Padova. The Monarchs played turnover-free football. O'Brien caught 13 passes for 73 yards. * Miiter Del '7, St. ftaul 14 Sc.-. by Quel"ter'l Meler Del 1 1 0 )-17 SI Peut 0 1 0 7-14 M~occo t pes1 from Mertno11lcll (Coston k!O) S~ulr 4 run (Menolt• "lc.k) MC>-<erden .. I run (Collon klct<l SP-Meuolt1 ' PUS from Scott CMenotte kick) MC>-<oston 47 FG Attendence: 6,300 (esllmel9dl INDIVIDUAL RUSHING Ml>-5-ICle, 13-'6, Ceroen.1. 12·,2, MMlnovldl, l ·for·mlnus 2 INOfVIDUAL ~ASSING MD-Mertno11lct1, 26·31, 17'. INDIVIDUAL ••C•IVING MC>-¢'8rten, 13·73, Sp.nee, 6·54; C•rdenes, s-n: Aocco. 2-IS. The Rustlers moved to 3-0 in South Coast Conference play and 11 -2 overall. Golden West plays its next SCC match Tuesday at Long Beach City College. In high school action: Marlu H, E1tucla 8: Senior David Budman and junior Andy Parazcttc scored fourth-period goals to thwart an Estancia rally and lead the visiting Vikings to the win in the Eaales' pool. Sstancia had closed within 8-6 in the early st13es of the final quarter before Budman and Parazette tallied to put the game out of reach. It was Parazcttc's fourth goal of the match. Driver Scott Larsen added three to Newport Harbor l t, Dowaey •:The Sailors rolled up an 11-J halftime advantage and bad their starters out before the end of~c second period on the way to improving their overall record to 12-3 in this breather. Sophomore Bob Gifford was the leadina scorer with silt aoals and Matt Mclaren added three goals, while Joe And.ranian, Tom Hunter and Eries Krumins each contributed two aoaJs. GoaJic Jeff Woodruff was credited with 11 saves in the pmc at Harbor. Rustlers, Pirates, Gauchos hit road The road awaits three area com- munity college football squads to- night as Golden West, Orange Coast and Saddleback venture away from home for confcrcnc.c tests this eve- ning. All three games have 7:30 k.ickoffs. Herc's a look: Ora.Dae Coa1t (0-3-1, 0-t) at Su Dteco Mesa (3-t, t-1 ): Each arc coming off losses with the Pirates losing a one-point lead in the final quarter to faJI to Riverside, 21-14, and the Olympians being ripped by unbeaten Saddleback, 36-7. The Pirates will try to hm1t Mesa's passing game, which 1s tops in the Mission Conference, averaging 255.6 yards per game. Sophomore quar- terback David Darroch has com- pleted 78of193 passes for 1,088 yards and 12 touchdowns, while Gilbert Hawkins 1s the top receiver with a conference-leading 28 receptions for 440 yards and eight touchdowns. The Pirates' wishbone attack is piloted by quarterback Ken l.aszJo, while sophomore fuUback Chris McndenhaJI is the third-leading rusher in the conference. He has run for 323 yards in four games and owns a 6.1-yard average per carry. Goldea WM& (1-1·1, 1-1) at Mt. San Aatolllo (t -1, 0-3): The Rustlcn have enjoyed considerable success ap.inst the Mounties in recent years, having compiled a l(}.3-1 overall record. Mounties' quarterback Dave Ruizc aired it out in last week's 2S-24 loas to Pasadena. throwin,a for 312 yards. The Rustlers pm their hopes on quancrback Tim Hanson, wh9 bas completed 49 of 94 pass attempts for 597 yards and rushing leader Todd Parker. who has 437 yards on 106 carries. Saddleback (5-0, 3-0) at SHtl- westena (5-G, 3-8): The ~ucbos may face their first serious test of the season in Chula Vista against the aJso-unbcaten Apaches. Saddleback, which bas avcrqed 37 points, faces a Southwestern team that has been scoring at a 32.1 pomt- per-aamc chp. Each is coming off convincrng victories. The Gauchos throttled San Diego Mesa's passing game en route to a 36-1 win, while Southwestern was a 31 -16 victor over Rancho Santiago. LIONS STUN EDISON .•• From Bl f - Aragon to be honored at Irvi ne boxing Fonner Southland boxer Art ~on who fouaht for 17 ycan bcainning in 1944, compilina • 89-19-6 record, will be honored durina the boxina prosram at the Irvine Marriott Hotel Oct. 24 by promoter Don Fruer. with ligament damage to 111s ankle, the Lions fashioned TD drives of 25 and 30 yards late in the third quancr to move in front, 21-14. Ironically, the second touchdown -a 24-yard pass from Gulley to franker Jon Ostler -came as the Westmmster coaching staff was fran- tically waving for a timeout. It was that kind of a night for the Chargers, who watched GuUey throw two TD passes while racking a totaJ of I 77 yards through the air on 8 of 13 completions. "Luck 1s what happens when preparation meets opportunity," of- fered O'Hara philosophically. "Yes, this was a bia win for us ... the biggest one we've had in a long tjmc. But we still have four lcque games to play. "Our goals at the beginning of the year were to finish 4-1 in the pre- scason and 3-2 in league," offered O'Hara. "Of course, with aoals you're always reassessing and rc-evalu- at.ini." Obviously, the Lions will be doing a little rcuscssing and rc-evaluatina thi5 morning. * WestmMltw J4, liclMft 14 sc.r..w ~ Edi'°" 7 1 0 0-14 Wntmlnsltr 7 O 14 3-24 E--+itndeoon 3' Pell from Anoelovle ITl'leY« k!O) W-Sollev ' ,,. .. lrom Gulley CW•ever k!O) E-<:en.r 2 run !Thev.r kid!) W-Ausiln I run (WMYW kick) 'N-Osn9f JI N H from Gulley (W .. ¥tf "lclt) W-WM VW lJ FG Attendenoe: S,000 (ntlf'Ntedl GAMtl ST A TlfTICS • w F trst downs 11 II ltulhet·verdffe ?t-'2 S 1-137 P9ulne ver&toe 1«3 1'1 PeHlno 10-lJ-O 10-lS-l Puntt l·M :J·2' F un'\bln-fum«Het Iott 4 ·4 1-1 Penet11et·verd1 -ll•ed •-U 4·35 INOtVIDUAL •USHING E-<:erter, 14·0 ; Srnner. 3•t , Anoelovlc, ll·JO. w-$ollfv, Ml, $hellV, IM6, Ouittv, 6-11. ~en. S-14, MMtlne1, 1·16; OIQllOtl, l·2. Austin, S-for·tnl"U• S; Turn«. ,..u INDIVIDUAL ~-SINO £-At!OelovlC. 10-lt·O, IG, w-o~. 1-13·1, in; Austin, :r-2-0. "· IMOMOUAL ltl CIJVMO E-Sm...-, H •; Juallcl, 5-63, Hendenon, 2-.. ; Cert.,, l-14; Jones, 1·6. w-<>t"-r, S-135, F errlflotOtl, l-14, $ollrt, 1•4; OldlllOll, '1·17; $Nllv, l·S. Arqon, who lost his oo~tlc fiJht, a l S-round 1'4htwtiAbt ·lion, to Jimmy Carter 10 l 9S Tat the Olympic Auditorium, had 61 caJUr knock- outs. He fouaht champions Don Jordan and Lauro Salu, defea=· Salaa, along with aucb notable ten as Carmen Builio, Billy Cluck Davey, Enrique Bolanos and Cisco Andrade. Now Angon, once known as "Golden Boy", is now a succcuful bail bondsman in Van Nuy1. Georgie Garcia of Santa Ana will meet Luis Hernandez ofRcdland.s in a 12-round bettle for the vacant California bantamwciaht cham- pionship in the evenina's ~action. Reserved S IS, $20 and S2S aeats arc on sale at all May Company Ticketmaster locations and at Mqao's Ticket Servioc, in the Hentaae Shoppina Center. Irvine. Dutch player pulls upset in tourney Unseeded Chantelle Vandeirdonck of Holland claimed a second seeded victim Friday in the UnJted States Wbcclc.hair Tennis Clwnpionshipt at the Rac.Quet Oub of Irvine. Vandeirdonck., who earlier de- feated thitd«Jedcd Bccty Wbite, knocked off aecon<f..tceded M icbeUe OeJu1ai1 of Frnno, 6-4, 7-() to advance to today'1 noon final ap.tOJl No. I ICeded Marilyn Hamilton o( Fresno. Hamilton survived Terry Gray's upset bid.J defcauna the San Leandro player, o-21 4-6, 6-3. On the men's side, the doublet aemifinala were held and form ~va.Ucd.. Top.ranked Brad Parks l...quna Nipel) ud Rte.It Slauahter aabville) ou1ted Dave 'Riley omol\a) and Cbjp ParmaJey Diamond Bat~ 6-l. 6-4. Patb and Slauaht.cr will face Oup Turner (Carmacb.ael, Calif.) and Randy Snow (o.Jlu). They 4ownad Hunlin,ton Beach's Out Liebman and 8 M'1 Jim Worth,,. 6-4, 7-6. Tbe men '1 doublc:a ruwaare acbed- uled for today at 4, with the mea'1 semlflnala Kt for today and tbe finals at I Sunday. Tbm ia oo admi.aiOG cbarJie for ~ matches, wb-'<:h are Kt ID besin at 9 this monuna. ...................................... --------------------------~~~ BARONS ••• homBl p.me set up the turnovcr-of-thc- pmc. "Ramsey's hit in the early p&rt of the pmc aort of set the tone for the rest of the ni&ht," said Milner. "It was an unbelievable hit, probably the best I've seen in 17 ycan." That defensive surge by Ramsey turned what appeared to be a certain Ocean View pass completion into a loose ball and Terry Reichert scooped it out of the air and returned the interception 10 yards to set up that fi rst 19-yard d rive. I Sophomore Derck Teuscher, in for Jhe re-injured Tom Vrab (hip-point- ¢r), went the final three yards for the touchdown. It took the Barons just 90 seconds to score their first T D 1 then ~n they went to the air late in the nd period, drives of 80 and 47 y s consumed just I :48 and 38 nds, respectively. 17-yard pass to a wide open Arey set e stqe for the second TD, which a 38-yarder to Arey, who had the n Yacw secondary beate n down the left side with 2:32 {cf\ in the half. "Speed," was Barons' offensive coordinator Dave Pcnhail's onc- word explanation for Arcy's success, and the Barons obviously wanted another crack before halftime. The defense forced an Ocean View punt and with I :05 left the Barons were 47 yards away. Three plays and 34 seconds later it was 2 1-0 after quarterback John Peart's third straight completion. First it was to Arey for 24 yards, apin wide open. Then to Glen G ordon for 16 yards and finally to Arey agai n. from 1 yards out on a simple loft to Arey, who had his one- on-onc coverage beaten after three ste~. • Pass defense has been our strong point of the year," commented Ocean View Coach Karl Gaytan. Ocean View's only bright spots were early ball-control dom ination, but Rcicbert's fumble recovery at the Barons' 29 of an unforced Ocean View turnover and a costly delay of the game penalty after driving to the Barons' 6-yard line resulted in a missed field goal attempt. The Barons spent much of the second half working on the clock with a bail-control offense, going to the pass o nly when necessary to keep things going. Arcy's third scoring catch came on the fourth pJay of a series beginning at the Ocean View 46, bis route splitting a pair of deep defenders in a picture play. * ".um.In v~ 21, Ocelln View 0 Sc«w llY Quel1en Fount•ln V•il9y 1 14 o 1-2' OcMn vi.w o o o I>-O FV-Tevtehef 3 run !Tan kid) FV-Arrt 31 PHI from PNrl (h n kick) FV-Ar•v 1 PHI from PNrt lh n kick) FV-Ar•v 2t PHI from PNM (h n kick) Att.ndence: 3,600 (9'11~194) GAM• STATISTICS f'V F lr"tt downt 13 Ru&llft·n rdffe 27· 103 P9Ulne Ymf dffe 170 P9Hlno 9-1)·0 '"""" 2·31 Fumblft·fumblel loll 0-0 ~lt ... ·v.rdt -ll1eo 12· 106 ov l2 41-130 4 1·10-1 4·34 3-1 11-9• IMDfVIDUAL lltUSHINO FV-Teutcller, 12·55; ltelcflen. •·II, Aoulr · re, 2-lf , Durrell, l·I; Wlhonol, 1-3. Pwten, 1·2, PMn, 4-for·m lnus 2 OV--<>twn, 1'·•. S1ube, 14·.0. lberoarv. 6-10; ~. 3·7, Denlne, 2·tw·ml111.11 IS. IMDfVIDUAL P'ASSfNG FV-P9•rt. f-12·0, 180; BloofMI'. of 1·0 OV-tberoary, 1-10-1. 4. INDfVIDUAL 11t•C•IVING FV-Arrt. 6-123; Hmrla , 1·2S, GO<dol'I, 1-16, Brand, t-1•. OV-f41endorf. 1·4 Ocean View'• Marc Ohm (34) looka for room to nm on a aweep, while Dennla Arey Dlllr .... .--"' LAe ...,,. Cthen in hi• third TD reception ••Sea- wk Dwayne Bandurak punaea in vain. Vaqs pull it out over TritOns, 21 ~a By DOUG WARD ~ .... C.ltt•• ..... They put o n a terrific homecoming show at San Oemcntc High, com- plete with Mercedes Benzcs, the new homecoming queen's name m lights and fireworks in the sky. If artistic merit put points on the board, this South Coast League football game would have been San O ementc's in a blowout. But fortunately for Irvine High, the o nly fireworks that counted were the two big scoring plays the Vaqueros pulled off that, along with a I-yard touchdown run, gave Irvine a 21 -6 win over San Ocmente Friday night. Despite the wm . Irvine Coach Terry Henigan was sound ing mo re like someone who came up on the short end of the score. "We we re lucky." Henigan said. "I'm happy that we won b ut I can't tell you 1f we played well You've heard 1t before. but I won't bt· able to tell how well we played unt1l I look at the films." San Clemente, running Its tnple threat wtshbone attack. took the o pening kickoff 6 7 yards m 13 plays to take a 6-0 lead. Fullback Bobby Moore was the workhorse of the d ri ve. c.arrymg 'llX times for 39 yards. The Tritons. gnnding out yardage WOODBRIDGE WINS ... From Bl the week was somewhat tarnished because of all the hoopla about the ineli&iblc player. "Our defense is solid," Noji said. "We p vc up a few more points than oonnally." Defensive back Jobo Evers helped create problems for l..aJUna quar- tcrti.ck John Kimball by antcrceptin~ two pu1e1, but it was the Warriors defensive front that made Kimball run for his life most of evening. sac~him three times for a minus 26 . e Artists committed five turn- overs -four interceptions and one fumble -but only one turnover indirectly led to a Woodbridge score. Even picked off the second of has two interceptions with I 0: I 0 remain- ina in the third quarter, &iving the Warriors exocllent field position on the Artists' 43. Eleven straight ruonillJ plays and one penalty later W oodbridae broke a 7-7 tie when Dave Townsend acorcd OD I 7-ya.rd run. Lqun.a's fourth turnover cost them -dearly, and the Warriors rode the momentum they bad with 4:40 left in -the third quaner when Townscnd pve them the lead tbtouah the rest of tbepme. Woodbrid&ej umped out to an early 7-0 lead when Town1eod ran 29 yards on a trap play to the end r.one, climuin, a 12-play drive which aocumuJaled73yardaandmottof the tint quarter. PaW Rodripaez's interception wu the only other biahliaht in the first quarter, but the Artis~ who normally rely heavily on fu11badi Jonathan Todd for the bulk of their runnina game, used Kimball's arm to get them o n the board in the second quarter. Kimball completed four passes for 52 yards dunng the Artists' only sconng dnvc, hitting tight end Ke nt Chesley with a 23-yard touchdown pass wtth 4:55 tO 10 to complete It. KJmball threw for 69 yards. so it's apparent that Woodbridge shut down Laguna's passing attack entirely - except for the o ne seco nd-quarter sco nng drive. Woodbridge iced its victory with another touchdown early m the fourth quarter. Quarterback John Yurkovich found Evers for a 24-yard touchdown pass with I I :4 1 to go in the game. * Wn&llr1d9e 2\, La9""9 ... di 1 ~-.~ Woodbfldlle 1 0 1 1-11 LHUM '!Medi 0 1 0 I>-1 W-Town-.nd 1' run (Smllh kl<.kl L&-<he~Y 23 N H from l(lmbeH IVkkM\ klekl W-TownMNI 1 run (Smith kldl) #-Even 24 MU from Yurtlo¥1Ch ISmllh lllCtl) Alle!>denct ).200 t.-tlmeteO) GAMS STATISTICS w ,ln l dOWnt II llulMl·vllt'CIHt •·I,. P'M1l111 yerci.e. >4 ""••1111 Hl·O lll'unl. • • ,., ,umMet·tumllln Iott J· I ,,._..lft·y.nb NMllled ...0 L8 • 1)-U .. 17·1•·• 4·2• I· I ICHS IMONIOUAL •Ul*NO W-TownMftd, 'f ·11; Vllll V.-NI, 6·25, Yur'llO<tldl, '6-19; A"'-'rOlll, 1• lt; -*'"• > 11, Con!Wll t-l. l wn, ,_.I ~ I~). L.~focN ..... ~. 4-U, lllmllel. Hor· """"' ,. IMDMOUAL ,..,_.. W-Yur1tO<tldll >-IH, k; T..,_.,, ~1·0 l....-.imo.a. ,_,..,, .. IMDMDUAL •IC.MMe w-e~. ,.,.. , .... , , ... ; ~""'· , .• La-<,_..Y, t-.. ; C:"""'""'". >'31 L-H., TMd, HIW-nllfta-J and eating up time •lff the clock on each poc;scss1on. appeared to he 111 control. But Vaqueros quanerback J immy Raye hroke loo)(' for a 7o-\afll touchdown run on a third and 35 °pla} to put Irvine ahead 7-o w11h 4 17 lrft in the half. Despite the halftime edge. Henigan d1dn'l feel secure. "We were prett> nervous at halftime ... Henigan .-...11d "'I lhink the> can pla> wnh anyb<xh in the league. I'm glad v.e don't ha\l' to play them again. l hcy're a wcll- coached team. the)' keep coming and they don't quit .. San ( lementc's hopes faded on 1hr fi r;t play of the St'.rnnd half v..hl•n q uarterback Ale' Baker. who douhk' as a safe ty. was injured ma~1ng J tackle and spent the rest of thl' evening o n the sideline "The reason thi.-1r offense b<>gged down was beca u-;c thl'Y loc;I their quarterback. He's a fim· talent. I'd hate to think what the score would have been 1f he had played the whole game." Irvine stretched its margin with 4:55 lcf\ 1n the third quarter when J 1m Miele scored from one yard out to cap a four play 3 I -yard dnve that was aided by 23 yards 1n San Clementl' penalties. The winners upped lhe margin to 21-6 in the lounh quam·r "hen Ra}c found Pelcr Brantley, his ught l'nd, on 'i4-vard pla) -action pa'\ It capped an MO-~ ard Jm c that u~d 5 Ill in nine pla\\ Miele wa<, ln-inc'c; mo\l dkcl1H rushl·r. g;11n1 ng 92 va rdc; on lo camcs tor a 5 7 a' cragc. his longc<,1 a 25-~ard hur\I * Irvine 11, San a.m.nte • Score by Ouan.o tr.Int 0 I 7 1 11 Sa n Ctem e nlt 6 0 0 ~ 6 SC-B•1<er «run 11o.1c1o. bk><l<tdl Irv-Rave 16 ru" IKouturel klelo. Irv-Miele I run '"°"lure• "'("I trv-B'•"''•v S4 oeu trom Reve 1Kou1u1u -'Clo.I 11>11en<11nct 1 000 les!lm11e<11 GAME STATISTICS ..b Irv Flr\I oow11' 11 Ru\"4' ·verde'" l7 191 Pau1n11 v•rda'" 63 Peulno 1 1 0 Punt\ 1 l9 Fumt>let·tumt>ttl lost l 1 Pena lllt \·Yerd1 e>enallztd 6 SS INDIVIDUAL. RUSHING SC 12 40 149 IJ 1 l•·O ]· 41 00 1 61 Irv-Miele. 16·9'2. Renteria. 10·67 Rave 7·23, Ol1z. 7·1. Bro1n1n. 1 9 K -Moore, 14·116 Ba t.er 12 67 vaooez 1 ' Moroan. 1·0 Bull~ l ·12 Gllu man S·l7 l•" 1·to< ·mlnu\ 10 INDIVIDUAL. !"ASS.ING trv-Ra'ft 1 2·0. 6J SC -8•kff, l ·6·0. S.. Zell •·l ·O 14 INDIVIDUAL 11t•CllVING 1nr-Renttrl1, 1·9 Br•nllfv I S4 SC-Suff<'ld9e 7·ll, Zell I 71 Bunler 1 7 .iOMM>t> I • GOLIATH (NH) ROLLS ... From Bl Foley tossed two scores tu ~ 1dc r«"e1ver Mark Cnug The first wa\ a s•~-yarder that came late m the fmt penod, and the S('(Ond was a 57-yard bomh tn the third quan<·r. The rcma1n1ng Newport scores came on a nilly 18-yard rush b\ halfback Kevin McClelland. and a 4 i yard 1nten."eptton return b) Peter Howser Tight cod John Carlson had another o utstanding pme for <. ·o-1t11 Mesa. The 6-3. 235-paund ~n1or caught et,tlt puses for 90 yards I le hauled in three pastel for 4' vards dunng the Mustanp' 68-yard ~onng drive. Carlson also rushed thrtt umcs for I 0 yards. a1'd averqcd 39 8 yard\ on sill punts .. John was almost our entu~ of- fense out there.'' Baldwin said. 'Td hate to think w~rc -~·d be wttho ut him .. ,..woen Ha,...., o. c .. ta Mna 1 Co••• Meua o 1 O I>-1 Nt woort HertlOneOOard 17 PH \ lre><"I Folfv tfl.lfll. l•lledl Nt+-~d 16 MU Iron'\ f'olfV 1Cr11i1 Mn trom Fo!rtl NH--HOWMI' 41 1nt ... ~ton return (-"' lo.IO I MH-<r•le '3 NU fl-om Foirt 1Cooer"' "~"I OAMa STATtSTICS CM f'lr\I ~WM t Ru\hH·n rci.ot 10 41 Pa uklO YmfdMf ISS Peu lfte 17·» ) ~" •·.O F~-~ io.1 1·0 NM ,, l6 1)4 71 1 I? 11 0 0 0 l 1 1 1i P9nelt ... n rch _.tt.o l JS MCMVIOUAL lltUSMtMO C~lcNtl. lt-1', Cerllon. )-10, Vel'tO I ). R"~· M . •001"1c1ut1. Hor·minu. l ... ~ ....... ~. 9-90. FOlr; t-U , Wlldmefl ... 2'. OW .. , t JS, Mllurtl, t t IWOfVtOUAL ttA .... C~octrlouN. 1M 2-1 IS& Hl+-f'-., ti-11-t, 77' ...oNW)UAL •ICIMM9 ~*""°"· ..... tea. .• ,., ltlOIMil , ,, C..-. l·J; Yoetl M 9 Nl+-Crelf, • fi. Mee ...... > ». ~d. M3. ll-S I J1. ,.._,. 1 '0 Orange Cou t DAILY PILOT IS•1urday. OctOber 19, 19U •· Trojans rally too late, CdM • wins, 27-21 Belteblossom ~ in secon hal( but Uni nipped in bud By SHARON FRUTOS Of IN De9J ""' 9WI Corona dcl Mar never seems to have 1t easy when 1t comes to U n1 vcrs1ty. No matter the TroJans' record. they always seem to pester the usuaJly higher-ranked Sea Krngs. l=riday night p~ved no exccptto n. as U01 vers1ty rel!9unded from a 21-0 halftime dcfiett to bother CdM for 2 I second-half points The Sea K.mgs. however, wouldn't tolerate another loss at the Trojans' hands as they escaped with a 27-2 1 Sea View League victory at Irvine High. Uns vcrslly (0-3) has taken the lasl three of five meetings from CdM (2-1 ), despite the Sea K.mgs' better records. The Trojans seemed a httlr late on the upset trail. though. and Cd M was able to stymie a late surge "We had a letdown on o ur part and they (Trojans) took advantage of 1t." Sea Kings Coach Dave Holland said "They rose to the occasion ... The occasion was Un1vers11y's ho mecom ing. and the rose -even 1n defeat -turned out to be Craig Belle. the T rojans talented running back. The S-1 1 jUnso r blossomed 1n the second half to the tune of three louchdo wns. including a 95-yard luckofT return that left C-orona del Mar rcelinj. The 1nit1al half c;aw the Sea Kings rush for 165 yards. wtth Scan Turner and Chns Warner cleanng the path T urner fo llowed lhe lead of Q B Milch Melbon and chipped away at the Trojans' defense. T urner put CdM up. 7-0. wnh a 2-yard ~ore with 4 7 seconds remaining in the first penod and Chns Greco btt tbc PAT. Midway throuah the second quar- ter. the Sea Kinas cmbamwed Uru· vers1ty with Melbon handing off to Turner, who connected with T od Bearbower on a 17-yard touchdown stnke CdM wo uld score again befo~ intcrm1ss1on W1th Warner catcbina a 40-yardcr from Melbon. &ivin& the Sea KJngs a bcaJthy 21-0 advantqc. But the halftime fireworlc.s seemed lo ignite t he Trojans. Belle scored from six yards two plays after teammate Adam Leiter recovered a Sea KJna fumble at their 12 CdM's Turner went in from I yard out with fi ve seconds left tn the thud pcnod and PAT was missed to put the Sea KJn~ up a t 27-7. but BeUe took the cnsumg k.Jckoff a ll the way in from his own 5 to make It 27-14 * ,_.. dlll Mar 'D, untwnftY 21 kwe llrV °'*""" Corona Oel ~r 1 I• • t>-21 Unlve<\llY 0 0 14 7--11 CoM-Turne< 2 run (G reco kick) C<1M-8earbo-11 oeu from TU",,.. <Greco 111c111 CdM-Werne< 40 oeu trom Melbon !Greco ''Cll l U-Bflle 6 run IFe<r'" kKkl u-tletlt f S klrtofl return IFen'eM t.l<.kl (OM-Tur,_ I run (kick l1lledl IJ-Bellf II M U lrom SllOerman (Fe<refl lo.ICk I At11n<11nce UOO (ntl~htdl GA.Ma STATISTlCS C4llWI Flrtl oown1 12 Ru\tlft • n rGe9e 3-4· 210 Pa u lng veroege n PH 1ing 12·1S·1 Punt\ 3·l2 Fumt>tt,·lumblft IO\f 4·3 Penalliet·n rd' e>ena ll1eo 6·SS INDIVIDUAL RUSHING tMI 10 ~·2'1 2• 3 , •• , •·11 1·1 •·11 C<1M-W•rner II 113 Turner IS·" McCa11um S5 un~efle 11·173 Howe rcl l ·S9 !Mtot<rN>n 1·1' fle"<>u 1·2 INDIVIDUAL l"AlllNG CdM-Melbon IS· llo-I Tur,,., I· 11 vnt-Sllt>er~n 14 1' I INDIVIDUAL lltlCUVING CoM-Wer,_ •·61 Tur,,., l ·S2 Jecotl\ ' I~ McCaHum 1· IS MCL•uolllln l·•I Uni-McGovern 3·2' Mistake-plagued Estancia dropped by Roadrunners By JOSEPH OUDEVOIR DMfJ,.... Con°I IJ I~· The "little things" added up on Lhe wrong side of the ledger for the Estancia High football team Fnd.ar night. After another frustrating loss. Eagle Coach Ed Blanton started counting off the mistakes has team made in its 38-14 loss 10 Saddleback Then he stopped counting and said . "ft's a million lmle things And the~ add up real q uic k Those lt u le things arc killing us." The big onC$ must hun a~ well In dropptnf to 0-3 1n Sea Vie" League pla} (_-4, overall). the Eagles were burned b> the big pla) all night b\ lhe Roadrunners ·A crov..d of 2.000 at the Santa ~na Bowl saw the Eagles get off on the n ght foot. though, as linebacker Bnan Sherrard ran baci.. an in1ercept1on 2.., yards fo r a touchdown to gJ'e the Eagles their onh lead of the night at 7-0. But after 1ha1 Saddleba ck rolled and Estancia reeled First, a 53-yard homb fro m quar- terback Myron Butler 10 \l.1dl' rt" ce1ver Dann) Onll\eros madt" 1t .,_ti Then the Roadrunner dl"frnsc: got even as linebacker Gknn < amptiell returned a 58-)ard mtercep11on IO pul Saddlcback on top for good "That 1ntercep11on b~ ( ampbell was the ke) for us." 'i.11d Saddkback Coach Jerrv '-"me ··.\Iler th.ti. v.e JUSI rolled .r And Blanton agreed ''That pla\ turned the game." he said ··'°''' )U't couldn't do an) t hing nght alkr that " Add another '8-)ard srnnng thruv. from Butler to wtde rece1,er Joe l)c.il and a ?:!-yard scamper h' rt"'i<'f"\ l' quarterback Nick Santa ( ru1 and )OU can start count mg the Eagle!> out "I JUSI don't know wh\ we ~eer doing these kinds of thing~:· '>Clld Blanton "We IT\ake p('nahre" 1n c11.1c1al situations. we 8J't up big plays on defense. we can't m o\e the ball Ofl big short yardage dov. n\ ) OU can~ on and on .. Saddleback did. until the Eagle 1 offense scored its fi rst to uchdown 1n two games. Tom Gum m pulled in an 11 -)ard toss from quarterback Sean Kmudc tNHh ~ IS left to mat..e 11 '8-1 4 EstanCla had some earher chanre~. , hu t mistakes cost the Eagle'i a fev. ~:~PPortuni11es A, dela~ ~ game pcnaltv helped stop a 14-play dnvc at the Saddlebaclc 31. Then the Eagles drove 5 7 yards to the Roadrunner 12->ard hne. onl> to ha ve a 29-yard field 1oaJ attempt rruss wtde left as ume ran out in the tint half. In the second half the Eagles drove into SaddJeback tem tory on five occasions. one time all the way down to the J-yard h ne. onl) to tum the ball cner on downs * Sa~clr •• E l19nda 16 Scere by Oua..-n E ••1nc1e 1 o o 7-14 Sa<klleb9Cl 6 11 7 I-JI E ••-Sl'ler•1r<1 77 re•ur,. "'"" tflferceotton Ro.e111n1 .. ICll Sad-()nlive<"os !<J Pan ••om Buller ll•k:• t••lfdl Sact-<emPOel• SI ••!urn w th lnl!!rceotton P1c1<erlno oan trom Buller Sao-Muwtll 2S FG Sao-OH i ll oeu trom 8utle< M1•w.i1 • •(Ill Sao-T,,ur""'Ond 14 °"" tram Buller Ma• •eH '•C• Sao-Santa (ru1 17 ru,. Ma.,.•ell •ICll ES T-<;umm 11 oeu from K "'''°' l!o,.itl11• "''' e11pn<1a nce 2 000 1e\tlm1 •eo> GAME ST4T1STICS I:" ",,,, 00"'"' 17 11.iV'f\ •••<1a11t JS 67 Peu 11g •••Del>t "' P"""G 12 21 1 Pu"!\ & 3-4 F umblft lu,.,,l>lf\ l()\t t 0 Pt'n1111e, ~••d• 1>e<1a ll1.a ~ •S INDIVIDUAL. RUSHING S.d 1! 71· 113 214 1 10 I 3·71 2 ' 6·6\ E '' ·MacOona•d IJ 19 S"9rra rd I 23 ll',1n•1de S·10 Conte S 1 Ro"'""' J·lo-"''"u• s Sao-Santa Cruz I 17 >-11 001> •·)I Ca,..,l>Ofll II 37 Buiter 1 17 P•ct<e<•"o I 6 Pr "'°"' I 3 Ga re 1e I 0 INDIVIDUAL 1"4 SSING Es1-Ro..illn1. t·n l t4 K•11"-•0. 1 6 o ~ Sa o-Butter 1-10 I 714 INDIVIOU4 L RICllVlNG E ,1-Qorn 4·~J Gumm ]· )4 Tor> 1 70 Mllltr I 12 Co< • I 11 ~cDon1><1 ' ) S.d-()nllve<~ 4 •so Dea 1 JI T.,.i•mono I 14 (em~ I 11 • ~.\~ 0 BROKER Ot . .\l.t:R • e>f'k!' ~n11,.lr1liraltlr upNatm~ Partnf'r l ~uui,. 1"\Jll<ll•IHI .. 1 firrr in '""I"'" Hi-.•• ' P () !.\ox ::.,11 I Lorona dl'I \tar Q~b~.1 -,_.....,.7 ,-41"'!"!"52~3_7 ....... 2s-o _Jid, MERCEDES 3 3 2131921 -8588 lll . 714 8 3 1 ___ 1_,_4_11_50 __ -1_2_0_, ______ .... ~·----------------- Hou•e of ""pot•ts..:. 2 3 C·O·M·P·A·R·E ~~ MONTH EASE OF OWNERSHIP TERMS ---~-~-----_.-·----~~~----.............................................................................................................................................. .. e '1M OrMQe COM1 DAILY PIL.OT!Saturd•y, October 19, 1985 NPL MA TlOMAJ. 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Ram1 •'-"'1tcs kwe In Ouert.n Oooonenll 6 ... 13 ,_ 19 ·-20 37 )I »-1 ll HAM a,. • .,... 104 S2• 1141 16'S ·-'6 ,.. 9'1 1719 Finl dOwnt Verdi rull\1119 Verdi oeulno Tolel Ytrdl Punts Penelllft ).1·43.l 2'-1~ 33~43.2 )1·273 F umolft ·loll Ru.i,1no TD• Pau11111 TD• Rtlutn TOt Tot•I T01 01curion Wllllt Reeldtn Celn Brock Gumen Ellerd TOlllS Oooonents 13·10 7 6 I • INOfVIOUAL ltu"""9 Tdl Yft A,,. II 306 l.S 60 24S •.I 36 ISi U 10 lt H 10 16 1.6 • 16 4.0 1 16 16.0 209 7N J.I 147 S24 J 7 P'u.--. ,.. P'( 147 IS n1 Ill RKtMN P'I Yeh 7 1102 12 1309 12·1 7 s • 16 TD s 2 0 0 0 0 0 7 , TO s ' ..._Yeti TO EH•rd n lS7 I Ouotworth IS 25' ) Hunttr 13 IS2 0 0 Miii 11 91 I Youno 1 91 0 Redden S 19 0 Dickerson • '' 0 Caln 4 21 o Gumen 2 21 O Barber I 29 O Wllllt 1 12 0 Toteb IS 1102 S Ocloonenh I IJ IJ09 6 Ollltr 1Ndtf'1 Punllno -Hetcher. 32·44.S 11111 . Kldlolf return1 -Whllt . 10-20.7 evo. C•ln. 6· 19 2. Punt rllurn1 - Ellard, 11· 19 • evo . 1n1erceo11on1 -Joon· aon, l-73, Green, )·JS, Ektrn, 7·SS, lrvln, 2·34, Cromwell, l·S, CD1lln1, I·• Odds NH Sundty't Gelnft R•m• I over "l(enMIS CllY ••ldwl 3 over "Cleveland •New York Gle nh 7 01rer Was111n111on O•lllS • over • PlllleelelDllle Sen Frenc:laco 10 over •0e1ro11 •Mlnntt0I• JV> over S.n Oleoo New Orlean• 2 ovlf' • Allenle •p11uburoll JI/) DYtr SI. LOYIS lndl•n1DOll1 o . •Buff•IO, even Clnclnnarl ' O•tr "Hou11on "Miami lJ ovClf Tempe Bev "0.nver 3 over S..llle New Yori\ Jets 1 over •N•w Enotend COLLEG• Alt T• 10 I 'low• 1 uncltr Mlcnloen 2 Mlclllot" 2 over •tow• l 'Oklellor'n• 6 over Mleml, Fie ' • Arlo.8n\U 9 O•tf TtAH s . FlorlO. vs SW Loul1lena, no OCl<h 6 Ptn11 Sltll 1 over •svrecuM 1 NtbfHkl 11 0..., •Ml1sourl 8 Auburn 1 over •Georol• Teel! 9 BYU 31 over 'N-Mexico 10 Air Fwce 25 OYlf' ·cOlor.OO Siii• 11 "Olllo Stete 12 ovtr Pu<<lue 12 Oklenome Stele Is Idle 1l 'Florldt Stete 77 over Tulsa 14 'BevlOr S over Teu1 A~M IS 'Al1berne l over Ttnnfl ... 16 Gtor11lt 19 ovtf •V•nd«l>lll 17 'LSU 91'> over ICt nluck" 18 UCLA 1'1'1 over •wesnlnoton Slel• 19 Army S'l'I unotr •Nolrf Dame 20 Ttnnauff l under •A111>em• ·-oenoltt hOmt , .. m Frem H•rnll't •-~ .._ HIGH SCHOOL STANDINGS SUftMt LMeue LMtue Founteln Vellev Merine Wt1lmfn\ltr Edison Hunllnotoo e .. c.11 DcH n View W LT I 0 0 I 0 0 l 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 ........ .,,, ScWfl Ovwel W LT ) l 0 J , 1 • 2 0 • , 0 1 0 I 0 Founreln Vt lltv 21 0c .. n View O Wntmlnsler 24, E<1lson " Marina 26, HunllnDton 8etc.ll 10 ... ., l'ridaY'• ~ (7;.JO) Merine •t FOUfllaln Vallev fel Ortnoe Coe11 COlteoe I Dcten V .. w vs Edison (et WttlmlnSI.,) we11m1n11er •t HuntlnglOll S.ecll See VleW LMtue Ntwoor1 H1r1>or WOOCIMICll>t Corone del Mar S.O<lleC>ec• Cotta Mtsa Leoun1 Beac.h E•l•ncle University L.Mtue W LT J 0 0 ) 0 0 2 I 0 2 I 0 I 1 0 I 2 0 0 ) 0 0 3 0 Ovwel W LT S I 0 s I 0 ) 3 0 S I 0 , ' 0 I S 0 2 • 0 1 s 0 l'rlOt't'I Sc- N•Wl>Ol'I Hefbor 0 . Co••• MeMI 7 WooelbrldDe 21, Lt Olif\e &.eel! 7 Cwone del ~r 27, Unlvertllv 21 ~let>Kk lt, E111ncta 1• llluf'MeV'a ~ ( 7:)0) Unlv•rtllv "s CDSI• M~ (el Ntwoon Htrt>or) $eOdteC>•d. VI WOOObrldDe fl t Irvine) Nellf PrtMY'1 ~ 17:lt) Newl>Ol'I Herbor ,, L•ount 8tecll Ellel\Cle vs C()(ont del ~· 111 ......., l'Ol'I H tr bor I s.wttl C..1t LMwe ~ W L. T Et Toro 3 o o Mlulon Vltlo 2 0 0 lrvlnt 2 I O CHltlfeno Velltv 1 I 0 Dane Hlftt 0 1 O ~ HHll 0 1 0 SM Ciemtnlt 0 > 0 ,,..,., SC.. """ 11, Sall ,..,_,., ' ~ W LT • , 0 ' 0 0 S I 0 S I 0 , 4 0 0 ' 0 I • I !I Tero >S. L--Hiii 0 Caol1lfeno Ve...., >I, Dttlt Hiie I• n.Mt\""1 o.-11a> Dane Hllh YI. II Toro (at MIWon VlttoJ ...., ''*Y"• 0..,,.. (Tall Ceo111r-Valltv et lrvlne Laeuna Hiiia at Mllaklft Vltlo ~"---i...- W L. T I 0 0 I 0 0 I 0 0 0 I 0 0 I 0 0 I 0 ...... .,..sc..t Matw Del 11, SI. Paul 14 WYllt 41, Plus X 6 o--..1 W L. T 4 , 0 ' 0 0 • 0 0 , , 0 4 , 0 5 1 0 BllMo Amil )6, 111"'°1! Mot!IOOl'l'*'Y 12 11lllf'MIY'• OW. (1:)0 I 111.i-Amil v. Mel., Del (al S.nte Ana Bowl) ...., l'rldlY'• 0-(1:)0) l>tu1 )( ti St. Peut ..... ~.,.. Oerne 11"91 91~ MOflluom.rY 111. W'vlle (el Gellf Hi9'1) Othlr tarn C.-wy Lea9ua Et Modena 41, VNle Perk 10 FootlllH 24, Tu•llll 0 ........ '--"-Loere 3, El Ooredo O Peclflc.a l. E.-enu o ,,....ey~ Fullerton .... Butllll Perk • Le Hebr1 21, SOnote 0 Sunny Hllh 13, Trov 6 ~~'--La Quinta IJ, 9olM Grenot 12 L4» Am'-4S, Gerdtn Gre>v• 0 °'-L.-.ue BrM --Ollnde 11, Anehelm 1' Meonolle 14, Wntem 10 T'OMOHT'S OAIMS (7:JI) ~~ S.nla AN ~ Or•noe (•I El MoOtna HIOf'o) •"'*"-'--LOI Alemltot .. , Cvor•H (•I Wttl.,n Hlohl Kennedv Yl, K1ltlle (al LA Pelme Parkl ~Gf9"LM9Ue Rtncho Alemlloa Yi. S.nti.oo (el Gar· den Grove Hi9'1) .... ...._ AIUM "" TrebuCO Hiiis (ti Mlulon Vlelo Hi11f>) ~ ' I . .. Wend Set1e1 ICMdllee TONIGHT'S GAME SI Louis •• K•nws Cllv, US SUNDAY'S GAME St LOUli •• K•nu1 City. S.JO D m TUESDAY'S GAME KtnU• Clly 'el SI Louis, S.lS D m WEONHOAY'S GAME 1Canu1 City et SI LOYl1, S.2S D m T'HU.SDAY'S GAME KenM11 Cllv ti SI Loul1, S·2S D m (II necen•rv> SAT\JltOAY, OCT. 26 GAME SI Loul1 at K1nsa1 Clly, S-2S D m. <It nteflttrvl SUNDAY, OCT. 11 GAME St Louis •t Kansas Clly, S.30 om (If nec:a .. rv) IAll llmtt Pacific l TV. Cl'lennef 7 ll•CllO: KN)( ( 1070) How Rovab, C.nlnai. Mltdl Up A P01l1lon·1>v·POsltlon IOoll 11 '"' lwo leem1: l"lttST BASE Tiit Cerdlnel1 lraelecl lw Jack Cle rk In !tit off·1Haon 10 bl llltlr dffnuo hllltr, Ind lie fllled the APOI Dtr'fectly. H• 1111 21 hornen, drove In t7 run1 1ne1 belled ~I Clerk, In 1111 fl"t 0011 ... "°" series. hit lll •nd 1111 lllrM·run llOm4lt wllh IWO OUl1 In the ninth Inning of oeme six aent SI Louis to lht Worl<I Strlfl $1t Y• ll•lbonl of Kanys CllY II • d utk sluvoer Ht hill fO( DOwtf' -• Item record 36 hOtnt runt -•lono wllll IOw evtrtDe (.2431 and • lot of 1trl11-.i1s 11661 In Int Dltyofk, he w1<1I lu1t 3·for·2S wlttl Jtven •lrlk-.it1 enCI had two lf't«l . Rovela ~ne-Dick Howltf llkt1 10 l>el lleltlonl In '"' llXlll SPOI, rMllllllll Ills POlenllel end 1'111 llel>llltv Bui wllfl McllM out. 8eM>onl mev !!eve to bet fouttn ... ... ,. St UIM SICOMO UH Tommv Herr lleeued •nv1hl119 lie lleec.lme lht first Plevtr 11M• Georoe Kiii In 19SO lo l'levt 100 11111 •nd Ina tllen 10 home run1. in 111e Plevofh. lie belled .m end orovt In 1lx runa. Hen runs well and f .. IOI wltff Frenk Wlllle, 1 four·llmt All·Sfer. llel stowtel oown a lllllt el •De 3S end hll 1u1t 2'9 Bui he Ila• come>eoMiltel bv eddlno mw• POWer end had 1 cer-·lllotl n llOm•n wllll 69 RBI. Ht 11 11111 • flne fle!Otr BY lllt 11111111«, Herr "'OUICI rate • blo .ooe. no«lt ll1r slnot w1111e·1 1,,1urte1 hand d<oooe<I lllm to •lotltll In lhe llMUP end orOCluceel 1 S·tor·2' ""'1«menc.e In the pieyoff1. Bui Wllllt'S POSl\HIOn txoerlenot Snoulel llelO Sll9flt .... te Herr. SHOtlnTOP' ll'll'lel mwe c•n env~ UIY t boul Dule Smltll? Walt, ht lllt 1 cer-·hlOll '176 during ll'lt reouter lttlon, and ce~ lhal l>Y betting 43S wllh .. verel klY 11111 In lht IMYofh. Tllel, llonO with inuel flelellno 1blllty, meoe l'llm '"' MVP of '"' NL Oltvofh Kansu Cllv's BuddY Blenc.elane belltel onlv 1• Clurlno lht reouler ... aon, and 1111 fiefdlno 1, 111ere11e Sul, "' surorlMCt eYtrvOIM With t t>00rnl119, 11111 OOUOlt In Ille Dlevoff1 Sllll, ... .-.. St. L.Ml TH1"D BASE Ttrrv Pendltlon. WllO had • Orttl rOOkle ... son for SI Loula In 1914, ClfOPl*l off thl1 .... r Ht belltel only 140 -ell l'IOuOll he !'led 69 1181 -and WH S-fw·24 lri the IMYDll\ Geor!M Brei! wlll O. In lllt HeM ot Ferne aorneelev. Anc:I, ht' 1 now In lllt m IOclle of one of lhe llOllttl alrMkt of 1111 c.eretr H• WH lht MVP of lht AL Pfeyoff'I, • S¥1ft tna1 C41mt efler 1111 '11111no durlno Ille flnel wMll of the reou11r M11aon -bltcl K•nMIS CllY lo bl•I Ille ""'""'· -...... 1(-• °"' LEn" '11L.D Tl'le ontv 1111no 111411 110wtc1 oown Vine• Co+emen lhlt IHIOn WH '"' flrpeulln In SI LOYll 111411 DUI lllm OYI of action cturl119 11\e Dla'l'Offl. H• lllOuld 0. fM<IV 10' lht Strlft. C~n tlOlt 110 beMS, and t llllouoh ht 1trlktt out loo muell fw 1 ... dofl hitter, oat• on beM enouon lo ruin Dllc:tltrs' concentr et Ion. Lonni. Smllll w .. tredtO by SI Loula IO KenM• Cltv ourlno '"-... aon. •nd etter 111t dMI .-1 some llme bad·moullllng !tie AL end aalel ht .-1 1 lot of llme followlng '"' Cerdlnab' Dn>Of"K1 on !he acore«>oerd Smith wOUllO uo 111111111 ontv 1S7 tor '"' It OY •It. bul WH movtel fron'I '"' No. , "°' 10 ... dofl In ttlt llMI week end oroOuc:ecl Smith ..., .. llllltU In 1'111 !Int 12 •l·bela In '"' 04eyofh, l>ul -· 7 tor Ills ... , 16 ·-CCNHll PllLO El"-OIM o4 INM 04e....,, an "'"' oll'ler 1u m1 !he wllllfl Wiiiie ~ o4 SI. LOUii led lht IMOUt wllll • .353 aver.of end orove In I? run• He 11 en exG911ent tlc!IOef end bea.rvnner McG4e hit .ut In '"' Dlavoftl Wllllt Wlhon of KeMe1 Cllv remelnt one of lht .,.., ••·•round lllaver• In "" oerne Ht l>lltlad .27t ~lno !he ... .on and tonllnutt 10 &Mev exctflenl °"'911M end run well Tht IW'tu\M'I WH on Witt.on to Ott on l>llM In lht llle'l'Offl, t nd llt went t •f«•tt ._. ...... st,L_. •IGHT Pf•LD Anc:tv \ten St 11<1 of St Loul1 dlo •n adtoutl• IOI>, 111tllno .2,. with IJ t.om•o •nd SS RBI Ht WH l•f«·ll In lhe 04evaff1, blil ,, • llOOd f~ Pei Sl'lerlden of '"' •ov•ll no onlv 111r .. llOmt runt ·~ ... ton. but nomet'ed twice In '"' Cllavoffl .... llecl 1u11 one DINI' 1111 In hi• It tMavofl at-bet\ ·-CATCH•• oer,..i1 Pon., did not•• ..,erv du f« SI Louk f« mo11 of Ille '"'°"· bul ~ WllltW 1-Wtot -I wtlfl Pwftl''I H-ltnee ltl lllt 1trttd\. .... woutld ua al 721 wllll 10 "°"*'' elld M Rat, •f'ld ... 4· tor. , s In !tie Dlevofh Jim Sundb«'f wll he¥t n muc:ll orttt• ure on lllm u #tY K-Cltv ~ In !he WOt'ld Serlet II ,... be ua IO !*ft to IW """ dOWn !he CerdlnMt' ,,.... ..,,... SUndtlero 1111 tu Nillt !tit reeuW ... IOll. bul ..... • rntW' leCtot "' "" IYOlufloll of ""ll0'1'9b' _,,.. llttCHM ,,..,. ~. Who heel -..... In "" llOl'-'Oll, ... ~ to "" Cl'ltltllO' _,.,,.,,,,..., and ofl9ntlvtllv "" drove Ill • ...,.,.hllfl llJI """ "' "" ....,......._ lndudllW flOur "' ..,,,. --................ c.w Men's golf results "• ••'9 0.. GH Mol'Mn ~la:> Arwtv ._ M-74-140 L..wt°"'*"i. 6M)-140 ""' Mc.Oowen 10-74-1 .. S1-UebW n -n-1 .. seott Hocto u....-1,, Roben WrtM ... n-1 .. Mite O'OfedV n-n-1 .. Clet'IC ~~ n...-1 .. '-' ..... 74,70-1 .. t •Jedl N~leu1 II 71-1'>-1'4 MJMMcCutloullh 72-7)-145 L.errv l.._, 1'2•7>-10 •Mlfl Lendrum n-n-10 ~ree.Jerolanwn 7>·72-10 lob MIKl'flY 72·7>-IU kmmv Rectlel1 7>·12-lU Cllerlft ~ 7S-70-14S •OMle ai.o Uo*-134 •••C...... •11-140 811 Krenert ......-134 T1m SlmPton ~134 John Cool! "1·7l-134 Marl! Mceumber ,,...._135 Don Pooley .... ..-135 Id Flol1 U-70-llS LanV Mlae •11-1• David Cdw.,.. 70-70-140 Gerv Kodl 10-10-140 MlcMel hrnlllllll 70-10-HO ltk:k ,.,,, 69-71-140 Woody llleclllMn 11...-140 0.My Ecl'#t111• .,...,_IU ~ McCumw ......,_.,s FrenllC-. n -..-140 VellQt HMl'ner 71-f,_UIO c.Mn "-'• .. ..._1)6 P•I LlndwV 70-70-140 Mill• •e1c1 ... ...._ 137 SleYt JOM\ 70-71-141 Mllr118roolu 13·7't-1U J.tf $lumen '7·~137 Jim O....,_ ff-1f-141 Gerv H•~o 7!·7>-145 Ken(;"-! ... .._.131 Jim Oe!lt ,,..n-1•1 Lou Gren.m n -7>-l•S Sieve Bowmen 71·66-137 JOtlntnen 67·7+-l•I Mlk• BrlOhl n -1+-1 .. Andv MaOM 69-..-137 Tom ~meM 10-11-141 Mark Havtt 70-76-1,. Paul All~ '7·70-137 Lennv Wedll.lnl 70-71-14 I Tim Noftl1 71·75"-14' Lerrv Rink., 67·70-1'7 lrett u-71·70-141 Ofbby Gl.,.,.t 7•·1)-1 ... Dold ThOtl 6'·11-137 Kennv Knox n -..-141 a ttt Gle..on 74-n-I ... aerrv JHCl<et ,.....,_137 N\111'11 Lv. n -ff-141 l!mie GonHltl J>-~14' aoobv Wedlr.ln• 67·71-lll Jodlt Mudd 71· 70-141 Pttll HenQOCtl 7S-7>-147 Tonv Sllh 10-..-131 L TilornPIOl't 71·70-141 ci.v KOKhel n·7t-147 hOC>v COit 71·'7-131 9oO Twev 71·~141 Mike Geml 71-ff-147 J c. SNeo ,,..,,_Ill , ...... OYel"t Miki HultMln 73.7.,_147 •onCommaM '7-H-131 Tom Put1ttt' 10-n-10 o evl-142 PttU lledtmer 74·7.,_I .. Ktn arown "·70-lll AllenMlller 10-72-141 llll ler9'n 10-1t-,. OoMlt Hemmono 70-a-lll W1111e WOOd »*-Ill Mike Nlctloll9ttt 6'-6,_ Ill Jim RuttedOe 70-12-142 wrv Pa•• 10-,._14t c1w11e Bo111ne 10-n-1c Ired Fexon 71·1t-14' Men Pfell 71-71-ld Stuert Smit!! n -n-14' Mike Sullven 6'·70-131 Da"ld ()grin 71· 71-1'2 J.n Cotton 7S-74-14' Denni• Trlxlllr 61·70-lll Jay Oel$lno 71·71-14' 9oOby Mlldlell 7)·76-14' Cler.nee•-'9·70-139 Curt lvrum 11-n-1'3 Tommv Valenllne 76-7)-14' 9oObv Nlclloll 1Mr 150 Miil• Ooneld 69-70-139 MMtl W1ebe 10-7>-1'3 LorM'l •oo.rt• 11-..-139 Oii Clll •oor1out1 10-7>-1'3 L Ttn l roedt 76-7+-150 Jol'ln Men.ffev 70-4,_ 139 • u11 Coellf en '1·7+-143 G'" Twloll• n -77-ISO 9o0Gllder 67·72-139 ClllD~ 70-7>-143 J•Y H .. , n -n-1so Pnne St-ert 69· 70-139 Tom Jenkin. 7'2·11-143 o. E~oer n -7t-151 Tom WOOdwerd n-7~1$2 Cor9¥ Pnln 70-6,_13' Howerd Twitty .. ·75"-143 0-De Areher 6t· 70-13' lven Smllll 70-69-139 SkMI., HMlll 6'·71-139 Chris Perry 7'·69-1'3 Terrv Snod9reu 1'2·71-143 eooov c1em11e11 12-11-143 Garv Pinn• 71·7.,_1S'2 Steve Hl.ldlon 76·76-1S2 Mike Feroutot1 74·11>-1~ 8111V Plerot 11-..-139 Tom Ltflmen 12 • 71-143 Miki Perthll 76-1t-IS4 RIGl!erd Zokol 70-ff-139 Brad F•btt '9·7 ..... 143 John Nlet\Ob Jr. n -11-15"4 luddv Gerdner 70-6,_139 ~ S.uen 6'·74-143 Don Jentt n-0-160 Greo Power1 '5·74-139 BIN llullner 71·73-1 ... JOlln O.Forttl 11·,._160 Mlctl SOii 7 I ·6t--139 Sieve Pait 69·75"-I.,. Merk Cetc.evecclll• WO lob Lol'tr 69·71-140 Lon Hinkle 69·75"-1'4 11111 llrlllon OQ w,.,,,. Gree1v 70-70-140 SColl SltnPtOll 70·7t-1'4 -meteur ST A•TING P'fTCHING SI. Loul1 f'9urtt lo go wllh JoM Tudor, Jo.Qui" Ancluler end Denny Cox, Ind ooulblY Bob Fwach If necesMirv Tudor wt1 unlllll•blt fO( the IHI 4\'J mon1111 of the IHIOll, •ltllc>uott Loa ~ Dinned,,,. IOU on lllm In "" l)ltyoff -He lllen c.eme beck 10 win eeme tour. Cox Dllefted wtCI ln Ille r_,e., MHOn end llOOd tnOullfl to win 1111 one Dlevoff alert Anduler, • 20-Geme winner l'or !tie ~ llrtlof>I YMr, WH lnconlllltnl durlncl Ille lell llelf of llMI ..,.., end wet hll llerd In 1111 two Dlevoff 11.ns. Ke11M1 City llal I lol of llel"ltn, end Howaer UMI lllem well -H not • 1>11 OddlY In "" DleVQffl. 0.MV Jac:klon, Cllertlt Lelbrendl end Bud lleck .,, orettv OOOd ltft·llenden who wilt fO(c:e SI. Louis swltcil·llltttn to bel from "" WMker rlotll 11dt. Bret S.~. • 20-Hmt winner. w11 hurt bv 1 llner In oeme lt'lltn, bul lllOuld bt rMdV ID DllCll. So tlloulO oame six winner Mllr11 Gublcn, H Howser dloolft lo 1tert "1m. ·-ll•LI•I' ""CHING St. Loul• UMl It• "bullpen·by·c:ommll· '"·" 1Mtur11111 Ken O•ylev, Jeff Lellll, Todd Worrltff •nd 11111 CamobtCI. T1'IOM ouvs oot lllt loO dont durlno lht '"'°"· end Onley U>erltled In the Dlavoftl wllh six lllUIOUI lnnlftlll. Oen Qula.nberrv rem•lna the meln men In K•nMI Cltv'• bullDt<I. Ht 09\'t I.IP two oeme-wlnnl1111 11111 In Ills fl"' two •-r· •nett of the Dlevoffl. but w .. -fine In 1111 otw two oullnos. He lie• led ltlt IM9U9 In ...... "°' lour Sl,.lohl 'l'Mn, bul Ill• POSl ... IOll record 11 knl 2·4. Steve Ferr Ditched w9tl In ml4c* r .. lef. H dlel Ltlbrandl end Bled! Wiien c.elleel on In IN IMl•offi ...... HNCH Cewr Cedeno and Tllo Lendrum •r• the loo two 11111.,1 off !tit btnd'I l'or St. Louis, elttlouotl eltll« one coulcl alM> gel • me~ 10 11an . C.eOeno -*' llkt e -Der10n etter o.11111 KQUlrecl In lelt Auvual from Clnc:ln· nall, end Lendrum Is• ciuelltv Dlever wllO w11 rfor· 14. tnctue11no • iour-1111 oame while 111111111 In tor Coleman, In lllt Dlevofh McllM wlll lie "" No. I ~ lor KenMI Cltv. TM ne>-dtaillneltel lllller allu· ellon knoclU 111rn out of ri,. nneuo llec.eVM ht cio.a not 11eve • llOllllon to Dlev. ·- Auttrlllen MdMr (et SY*!nl ~·SIMMol Ivan Ltn<ll (C1ed10110v•kl1) Clef Ben Tt1ltm1•n IU S.), 6·3, 6~1, Henri Leconte (Frenc:e) Otf. Andrt1 Gome~ tEcueclot), 6-4, ,_, Wemlft'a """'*'*" (et f'Mllntadt, West Germeny) 0..,...,.,... Slllllel Pem Sllrl..., IU.S ) Clef. Ive 8uderove (CitellotlOvellle), 6·2, 6·2; Cleudle Kohde- KlllCll IWHI Germenv> def 8•11N1,. G.nten (U.S.), 6·•. •·l , Steffi Graf (Wttl r>«meny) def u .. Bonder (U S.), 7·6, 6-1 U.S. 'Ml1 .. ttlo9W ~llNPt let~°"" .. lrW!t) IMtfl'• °'"" '**" s..mMMtl Chlo Turner (Carmlc:lleej, CelH.H~endY Smno"' (O•llaa) Clef Dan Lec:rlmen (Hunt· 111111on llMCf\)·Jlm WO(ttl <Bree>. 6-4, 7·6, Bred Perll1 (L.ffunt NloueO·Rlck Sleuoh· ler (Nelllvlllel Clef. 0111• IClltY (Pomona)- Chlo ParmeleY (Olemoncl lier), 6-1, 6·4 w.,,_., °'"" ,__. ~ Merllyn HamlllOll (Fresno) Otl. Ttfrv Grev (Sen LMndro), 6·2, •·•. 6·3, Cl'lentelle VandlerdOndt IHDllend ) def. Mlcllellt OeJerlels (Frnno), 6·4, 7·6. 0.... ... """'"' OAV•Y'S L.OCt<~• ( ......... a.tdl) -66 •nolen IJ botlllo, 7 vt11ooirrell, IS roe11n111, I tiellbul. 61 beu, 109 mac:ktrel, .50 Cllue -di DAMA WHU' -4S enolen . .50 be11, SI bonito, 6 roek IWI. 115 meclt.,t4, 3S ~.7acwln N•~T LANDING -l3 engltn 41 c.ellco ben. 31 bonito, 31 .. nc:1 beu. 7 Kull>ln. S ~Cl. t meclttrel. TNI wMlr's tr.ut 1111ant1 LOS ANG•L.•S -Cnl•lc Ultt, Leoo L•k11. Puddlno1I01M Lek•, Pvramlcl L.akt •tv••SIOI -Perrl1 Lekt. SAllnner La ke VINTUllA -Plru L•llt. IMYO -la ... er CrHk, lllahoc> Cr ..... <mldOla, ~111 t nd lnl•k• Ill. Oler L.akt, 1ncH1peno.nc. er...... Le"'• S.1>r1ne, Lone Pint CrMk, Soulll Ltkt, Te!IODM Crtt1t Tlnemehe Cr-. Tuttle Creek . VIWMft'• , ....... CO\.L•OI P'CAA Cal Potv·Sen Lula~ def UC lrvlnt. U 6, IS-I, ts-10 MAIA Dlla1ct • FfMllO-~ dtf. SOuiNrll CAllfomla COl99t. 1 .. 14. 1.-J. 12·1S, 1.-11 CO,.UUMTY CO\.L.•OI .... c.ttc 1 m GOIOtfl Wftl _, F lllltt'lOft, I.... I) IJ, I) U . 1)-) s.d1PU1Ck d9f. Ctrr'ltM, f-IS. IH , 15-t, IMS. 1H ...... IC"°°'-,__,,, LMtlR New"'1 ""'1tllM -............. Ori•· tlell, IJ.S. IH, tK &M~ PRIDA Y"l •UUL. TS (47111 ................ ,.,...... ,.ST uc•. Ont m11e pee. 11,_,,lwood KM'I (Pleno) IUO 7.20 l.10 Ent~tneli' (l.ac:lt•v> S.00 J.20 S.vllll Lord (Andtnon) 2.40 Tlme: 1:51 l /S. U •XACTA 11-ll NICI '94.20. SllCOMO •ACE. Ont mire o.ca. Navy C'-' (l(utl>ltr) 1.60 4..60 Nutvo lip (Madlend) 1.60 L A Mlitreu <"-•erwn> Time: 1 :Se 31 s. $l IXACTA U ·•> H id S71.90. TH•D ••c•. Ont mire trot. 2.60 0 0 S.10 '"919¥ IVallencllnol'leml UO 2.60 2.40 llludl (Flteol 4.40 3.40 0.0 Sotedv (KMnl 4.20 Tln-. 2:00. U • XACT A 12· I l 1>eld I II.JO. POUllTH •Ac•. Ont mile s>eet. Keren E.,. K (Vlndllln) UO 3.40 2.10 Venetta Heno.,., (l(utblerl UO l .20 .ICtY SuOlect (~c:e) uo Tlmt: I :Se 2/S. l'IPTH •Ac•. One milt oec:e. Smart Rue ($11v•I n.oo t.20 6.00 Oer'bV Gtmt ($1ee1n) 20 00 UO Fleally Frenk (ltlctlmonel) 10.20 Tl~ 2:00 llS. U •XACTA (f-21 NICI '717.00 SUCT14 ••ca. Ont mile peca, Miu CO. Jay (Vlnc#lm) S4 00 7,4'1 UO loo loo l(llty (Hymen) UO 3.20 Wvnnt Nandlne (Piere.I l.40 Time: l:ff 3/S. IJ •XACTA (6·3) NICI 1147.JO. SllV•NTH ltAC•. One milt oece. ChtC!Uerecl (~) 17 60 t.00 UO Jemtt \llnc:ent (Plerotl 15.60 l,IO Emerald Outlno I.Aubin> 4.40 Time· I.st 2/S. U •XACTA 19--6) pelel '31UO. •IGHTH •Ac•. One mite Hot. Stiel< Swlk (Pierce) S.90 00 3.00 Sl<l-elrle (Perkerl 3.20 3.20 N\Oflterev Prairie (Dflorn41r) S.60 Time: 1:51 l/S. ll •XACTA (M ) H id s.36 60. NINTH •Ac•. Ont mllt l>eet. 1· HY 0.. I Anc:lerlOll) 4.60 UO UO •·Denita Enctvr <Cr11lln> • 60 4.20 2.IO Annie Royele l,,.ano) 4 00 .-.couc>led. Time: 1:57 l/S. U •XACTA (1·2) De ld 120.40 u f"ICK six (S·f-6·9·7-ll oald 12,m 40 10 alx wlnnlno llclltll (five ho<..s) Ctr· rvovtr DOOi: Sil, t7 I s. TCNTH llAC•. One mllt !>ect. Ll11hlnln Stlm <Kutblerl 7 IO uo 260 Bollom1 (Todd) 2 IO 1 20 Meonm-(lllletlle) 3.IO Time: 1:S9 2/S. IJ •XACTA 15-11 1>elel 123 10 AllencSenc:e· 6.323 0.11 TrM (el t.aflte Mite) P•IDA Y'S ••SUL. n Oft! at n -•v ._ .,.,.. .. ,........> ,.ST llAC•. 6 tvrtono1. Tlllrel Mllrrleot ISOll1I IJ 60 1 00 3 IO SwMI W1nltle (Hawley) 10 40 6.20 JIUY LIM (Htrnenotr) 3.60 Time 111 SICOMO •ACI. 6 turlonoa Liii.• Shenlln IK~I 13 20 6.IO 4IO For~I ltlt Pocltet (Slblllt) 11 60 6 20 Two HMrl• (Pll\Cey) 4.40 Time· 1-11 $2 DAIL. Y OOUIL• (6·21 1>eld SI0.60. THlllD •AC•. 6\'J furlono' Runnlno Debonelr (McCrn) S 40 4 to UO L°'d Frenk (Oomln11ue1) 20.60 910 How Is Dick (llecll) 22.IO Time: l'lt liS. !'OURTH •ACC. 61h furlong~ Miii! Jong (CHllnon) 11 00 9.00 S.00 Corre Pal .. no (Gomt1) 19.IO l .IO Envov'• SOno (Limbert) l.40 Time: 1:17 4/S. l'lf'TH •AClf. Ont milt Kinde S..u (McC1rron) 12.eo '·'° 3.40 Oorl1'1 S.Crtl (Htwlevl lUO S.00 Mll~1 Lea (l>tncevl 2 20 Time: I :17 41 S. U •XACTA 11·1) N ICI $67400 SAXTH llACE. One mile Dtlle'1 Gold Coln IMettl 17.40 6.IO S.20 Double Five IHtwleY) 6 00 S.00 Oub Cllel (51. Martin) 1.00 Time 1.ll l /S SIVIN'Tlt llACI. 6'h tvrloncls Siient lmMCf (Ward> 1' 20 t .20 UO lletlc lmaot l~•kerl 5 20 ) 20 Scwuc. Harbor (Mere) 2IO Time: 117 U •X.ACTA <1·2> 1>eld 1119 . .50 •IGHTH •Ac•. l\'o mlltt on luR Perl• Prince (Pf"Cey) 100 4 00 2.60 Fa.cerlnl (TWOI J.40 2.10 &oom Town Cllerlle <McCerron> 1.20 T lmt UI II S. U UtACTA (1-l) 1>elcl UHO NINTH llAC•. •Vt furlonll\. Mr. HOll'l'wooel (Crou1 13..JO John TM Touoh (C.1t1non) Nie. Alld Normel ($1 Mer'lln) Tl,,,.: 1·17 4/S. 160 uo • 00 4,10 uo SS IXACTA (l ·S) NICI t32000 n P'KK sue (s-t+1+•> oeld s.)t,7ft.20 10 two wlnnl1111 llckel• (1lx llO(Mt). ., Plett Six conl0491lon Hid 12,6.50.40 10 JO wlnnlno llcltth (five llor'wtl 111'1CK NIN• (6·2-ll·S-1-t-1-l·t ) oeld 1514.60 lo 17 wlmlno tldlafl (•hr llOrMt) Total carrvo.,., ~ sne. "' AlltftOenet· It, 16'. ..... (It .... 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V•ncouver, IUC>te I (Tenll. H1lw•r<1), 1"51 (DO) P-lllft.--t(tnntdv. LA me)cw (flollllnol. 6:3S; NMIY, Ven melor lflollllno>. 6:lS; Plltlr. LA llrloolno>. 1.3', L.an1. Ven lllolcllftll), l:S7. GalleY, LA (llolcllnel>, 10:16, we111, LA (rouohlno), 11:•. S.rlko, V•n (rOIJOlll119), 12·41, GeM, LA (trlool119), 14.St s.c...,..,.. 3. Vancou-. N.-v 2 <01foNaul1), 1?:07; 4. Los AnoeM, Enoblom 1 (Tevlor, 0~) 1S:52; s. v.ncou...,, Luoul I (llu«Me) lf'..SS. P91\elt~, Van (Inter· twenc:e), 2:0I, N.-v. V•n (trlpeilno), &;IJ; MKL.allen, LA (llOldlno). 6:27; Tev10r. LA (rOWl\lno), 1~; Lichter, Ven lrOUllfllnol, 1~ '"*'-' ,..,_, ._ Vencouv.r, Skrlko 2 IHalwar<1, Tantl), 4~ (pei); 7. Loi Anot!M, Galley l (Syktt, Wiiiams), 1:07; L Lot Anotlft, Wllllerm 3 (Enoblom), 11:~; t. Vencouvw. lu«Me 2 (Tanll, ........,), lt:SI. '"9nallln-WIMl•m•. LA (hl9tl-1lldllno), 2:32; Smllll, LA (lrlo- plno), 2:51; Gradln. Ven (hOOltlnol. 5:12; Svitat, LA (r0Ullfll119), 1:07; I Ulcf'ler, Ven (rouolll1111l, 1:07; Teylor, LA (tlellllng), 12:57; Hw!v, V•n (1lulll119), 12:57. S11o11 on ooel-Lo• Anoelft ... 13·1>-32. Vencouver 12·t· 1,_33, Powtr·Plev oe>oortunllln--LM Anot4tt 0 of J; Vencouver 2 of 7. Goeli.t-l..01 Anot4tt: Jal'o«Vk (33 anot1·2I MIVfl). V•ncou-. BrOdtur 132·21). A-'l,m . Reter...-0.nls Mont. Water "69 COMMUMCTY COL.UOE ......... Wat 17, ... MdeM • (Sevtlt C.lf CaAa -> PtMIOene 2 1 I 0-4 G-OIOtn Wnl 6 4 > .,_17 GolOtn West M:Orlno: Gruber S, Wldu S, COOk 1, Tlctty 1, 91•k• I, Booen 1, Jtffrlft 1, Antlmarlno I, llrotlltr'lon I HIGH SCHOOL c-.. Mar 1, Cl ow.dot ' (Neft·IMtut) C°'one del ~r 0 I 4 ,_7 El OO'edo 2 2 2 C>-6 Corone dtl Mllr scoring: Hermon J, Llkln1 7, Vlnle I, Mor11an 1 .._,., He,,_ It, 0twMY • (Neft·IM9Ue) Downey I 0 I ,_ • N-oon H1r1><w 7 4 l r 19 N-l>Ol'I Hert>ot ICOf'lno: Andranl•n 2, Mcltrtn 3, Btl•,_ 1, Sl•w1r1 I, Mlllelko I. Gl~d 6, Hunllf' 2, Krumins 1, Crelo I Marw 10, ••tMcM • ,.._.....,., Merine • 2 2 2-10 E1lel\Cle 2 I 2 )-I Marine scwlno: Brown I, Perezette '· Womectl I, LerMll 3, Buclmen 1 Eslenc:I• IC«lng, Emll 2, J 0.YO't s. Cook 1. FIUftleln V.._. IJ, L.M ~ 10 ,,._...._, Founleln Vellev t • • -1) Los AlemllM J 2 2 )-10 Foun111n Vellev acorlno Tnomoson 4, Peltrl 4, Judd 4, FOllClf 1 Cr'ftlll 14, Mstw Del 7 (Del • .., '---> Creu>I J • S 1-1• Mater Del 2 I 2 2-1 ~"' Del ..co<"lno: Cenrertlla 3, Smllh I, Mllrllert I. ThomH l, Auloel I w.-. MCar COMMUNITY C:OL.L.•GI •1 cam1M 1. Or....-GM1t 0 .. frtcllY'•~ 8AS•aAL.L ~L.-.- CHIC.AGO WHITE SOX-AnnoutlCltel lhtv lleve r11a1nte1 tht contrecl 0011on1 of Tom Seever end lrlll lurn1, DllCl'ltn IASK•TaALL .......................... DALLAS MAVERICKS-RelH"d Herold Kwtl1111 end Tommy Oav11. ouerd• NEW YORK l(NICKS-.114Maed Slave Burtt, outrd, e lld ICtvln wl1111me11, lor· w•rel. SEATTLE SUPERSONICS.-Acoulrecl George Jonnaon, center, from wal-•. POOTaAL.L. ,......, ..... L.affWt INOIANAPOLIS COL TS.-Acllo lt<I Cutlll DlcMY, rUMlnt beck. SAN DIEGO CHA•GER$-AcllvettedlM NOOt•Y ....... ......,LAcwt DETROIT ••o WINGS.-Sellt ••v llMIM. rWlf wftll, to AdlrOl\dltdl of 19'9 Al'llWIC:etl ~ 1.Meut lttealN ""°' lekln1 CCftftr, Md .... McllM, lcfl Wine, 1rom ~sent SNw11 aurr, mfttW, to Kltdlllllr f/I !tit OlltWIO Hocaav LeMlll HH\..~ ltf I _. Ctltlt Nllell f/I IN ~C.......far ...... MfNlfar• •lldlllll lllddMI In ell Oct. 1). ten" ....,., ...... '°" ann. c:ou..aH IOUTHaltH IL.LI~ J- UWl'l9CIM atNctlC ..,__ Cougars bone up for UCLA PULLMAN. Wash. (AP) -Wash- m.gton State football coach Jim Walden says the addition of the wishbone g>vct the Cougars another weapon. not a quanerback con- troversy. "What we have is a formation controversy," Walden joked as he beaded into today's Pacific-10 Con- ference game ap.inst No. 18 UCl.A (Channel 4 at 1). "We'll bring lhc wishbone in wbeo we're ready for it" The wishbone, which Walden added last week as the Cou~ won for only lhc se<:0nd time in six sames this season, j ust adds to UCLA Coach Terry Donahue's wariness as the Bruins try to stay within reach of Washington a11d Arizona in the l~uerace. · This is goin~ to be the bisgest test for our defense in tenns of facing the first truly balanced offensive team we've seen," Donahue said. "Wash- ington State bas always moved lhe ball on UCLA, always. Every game that I can remember with them was very close." Appropriately for WSU, it's home- coming. The Cougars. 2-2 in the conference, haven't played in Martin Stadium since beating California Sept. 7. They went l·3 on the cnsutng road stint, dippin$ to 2-4 overall. UCLA is tied wtth Oregon for third in the Pac-10 at 2-1 and is 4-1-1 overall. Walden. who ran a two-quar- terback system a f cw years back, said he installed the wtshbone because he just wanted to get rescrvequarteTback Ed Blount some playing time while letting All-Pac. I 0 quarterback Mark Rypien continue to do his thing. Walden said WSU may run the wishbone 25 percent of the time a~inst UCLA. "The theory was why give him (Blount) something Mark. is doing, and at the same time, create a problem for future people. So we thought, bey, let's give him a whole different offense." Stanford looking for roo111 to run LOS ANGELES (AP) -While Stanford has one of the finest passing tc.ams in the country, the Cardinal hasn't had much success on the ground. But Coach Jack Elway be· licves that's goin~ to change today against Southern Cal. 'Tm confident we can run on them," Elway said. "It's important fo r us to have a two-dunens1onal offense." If the Cardinal is successful nm- nmg the ball against Southern Cal, 11 would be a major surprise. Stanford is averaging only 101.2 yards rushing per game, while the Trojans arc ranked I 0th nationally in rushing defense, having allowed an average of only 90.2 yards per game. Stanford is the third-best passing team in the country, averaging 332.4 yards per game through the air, and 15th nationally 1n total offense with a 433.6-yard average. The Tro)anS arc ranked sixth nationally m total defense, having allowed an average of only 269.2 yards per game by rushing and passing. Kickoff time for lhe 66th game between the schools is 1 :30 p.m. A crowd of 60,000 1s ex~ted. The TrOJans we~ listed as 15-pomt favontcs. Southern Cal wiU try to eonunue its domination over the Cardinal and remain alive in the Pacific-I 0 Con- ference football race as well. Rustlers post seventhSCC win in a row The Golden West College women's volleyball team registered its seventh straight South Coast Conference suc- CC1S F'riday night, dispatching visiting Fullerton, I 5-5, 15-131 13-15, I 5-3. The win improvca the Rustlers' mark to 7-0 in SCC play. Freshman outside hitter Lisa Manfre con· tributed 13 kills and four service aces and m iddle blocker Kathy Wissman added 11 kills and four aces. Golden West. ran.Iced second in the state, tangles with No. I-ranked El Camino in a non<e>nfcrcnce show- down Wednesday night on the Rus· llcrs' floor. In college action: Cal Poly.SLO J, UC lrvtae I: The Anteaters proved no match for their second-ranked op~nents1 dropping a 1.S-6, I S-1. I 5-1 0 verchct on the winner's floor. UCI dropped to 0-6 in the PCAA and 4-9 overall. Ca.I Poly improved to 7-0 and 17-l. The Anteaters continue their road trip at UC Santa S.rbera tonight. F'"90-P•clflc 3, S.C.I Collece 1: The VIJ\IUl.fds are still seek:ina their first NA.IA District Ill victory follow· inaa 16-14, IS-2, 12.15, tS-11 louto the Suobirds. Kristy Woodburn and Kathy Cra~ tree OOtched 10 killa apiece for SCC. ln bl&h 1ebool action: N..,.,i <M.du I, ~ ~tlu t: Captain Li• Mo • a senior setter ind bitter, and IOphomore hiner Jennifer Baker weft the treys to the I .S-S, I .S-9, I~ Academy Leaaue win for the Con-queron.. Newpon Oui.stia.n mrwncd un· beaten at S-0 in leqw play with the lucoesl. MORE SPORTS, 87 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING.TO ESTABLISH COMMUNITY FACILITIES DISTRICT NO. 88-1 AND TO AUTHORIZE THE LEVY OF A SPECIAL TAX WITHIN COMMUNITY FACILITIES DISTRICT NO. 88-1 NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN of the Intention of the Board of Education of the lrvlne Unlnect Schoof 011trlct to form Community F1cllltlel Dl1trlc1 No. 86-1 of the Irvine Unified School Olatrlct for the purpose of provkllng 1eh001 facllltlet ("Facllltlea") for Community Fe<:llltles District No. 88-t and to authorize the levy of e Speclal Tax to pay for the facllltlea. The time and place of the Hearing on the •t1blllh"*lt of the 011trlct and the au1hortzatton to leV'Y tax 11 7:30 p.m. October 29, 1985 at 5050 Barranca Parkway, lrvlne. Catflornla 92714 and at tUCh tltM the testimony of all lntereated persons or taxpayers for or against the eatabllshment of the District. the eX1ent of the District or the furnishing of specified types of public fecllltlea or MtVloes wlll be heard. Proteata by lnter•ted persona or taxpayers may be made oraJly or In writing. All written proteats shell be filed with the Clerk of tM Board of Education of the Irvine Unified School District on or befor• the time fixed for tho H"rlng, end may be withdrawn In writing at any time before the conclualon of the Hearing. TM text of the Resolution of Intention adopted by the Board of Education of the lrvlne Unified School District follows Helen T. Cameron, Clerk of the Board of lrvtne Unified lchool Dlatrlct RESOLUTION NO. '51._. RESOLUTION OF INTENTION OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE IRVINE UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT TO ESTABLISH COMMUNITY FACILITIES DISTRICT NO. 86-1 AND TO AUTHORIZE THE LEVY OF A SPECIAL TAX WITHIN COMMUNITY FACILITIES DISTRICT NO. 86-1 WHEREAS, two members of the Board of Education (the "Boatd") of Irvine Unified School District ("the District") have llled a rqquest with the Board of Education of the lrvlne Unified School District to establlsh Com.~unlty Facllltles District No. 86-1 of the Irvine Unified School District ("Community Facllltles District No. 86-1 ) pursuant to the Mello-Roos Community Facllltles Act of 1982, as amended, commencing with Sec11on 5331 1 ol the Government Code (the "Act") to finance the cqnstructlon. acquisition. modification reh•bllltatlon and leaslng of school facllltles Including land, as well as modification rehabllltatlon or relocation ol existing or future facilities, equipment, and appurtenances (the "Facllltles") to serve the area of land depicted on attached Exhibit "A" and more fully described on anached Exhibit "B", ("Project Area") which consists of contiguous and non-contiguous areas; and WHEREAS, It Is the Intention of the Board of the District to form Community Facilities District No. 86-1 and WHEREAS, the Board further Intends to approve an estimate of the costs of the Facllltles for Community Facilities District No. 86-1 In the approximate amount of $150,000,000; and WHEREAS, It Is the Intention of the Board to finance and construct, modify, relocate, acquire, or lease the Facilities or any combination thereof for the Protect Area through the formation ol Community Facilities Dtatrlct No. 86-1 subject to the a~thorlzetlon of bonds and the levy of a special tax to pay tease payments, Installment purchase payments or other payments, or principal and Interest on bonds, being approved at an election to be held within the boundaries of Community Facllltles District No. 86--1. NOW. THEREFORE, THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE IRVINE UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT DOES HEREBY RESOLVE, DETERMINE AND ORDER AS FOLLOWS: Section 1. Community Facllltles District No. 86-1 Is proposed to be establlshed under the terms of the Act. Community Facilities District No. 86-1 shall be as depleted on attac hed Exhibit "A" and described on attached Exhibit "B". Section 2. The name of the proposed Community Facllltles District shall be "Community Facllltles District No. 86-1 of the lrvlne Unified School District." Section 3. The Faclllttes proposed to be provided, modified or relocated for Community Facilltles District No 86--1 are public facllltles as provided for In the Act and as herein described. Section 4. Except where funds are othetwtse available, It ls the Intention of the Board to levy annually a specl•l tax aufllclent to pay for all such facilities lncludlng land, and wort< lnciudlng, lease payments, Installment purchase payments or other payments or obligations or the principal and Interest and other periodic costs on bonds proposed to be luued to finance the Facllltles and bonds previously Issued by lrvlne Unified School District Including replenlshment of a reserve fund, remarketlng feea, credit enhancement fees, liquidity facility tees, the costa of administering the levy and collection of the tax Including any foreclosure proceedings, archltectural, engineering. Inspection, legal, fiscal, and financial consultant fees, discount fees, Interest on bond• due and payable prior to the expiration of two years from the date of completion of facllltles, election costs and 111 coeta of Issuance of the bonds, lncludlng, but not llmlted to. teea for bond counael. bond asaurance premiums and printing costs, and all other administrative costs of the tax levy and bond Issue. The schedule of the rate and method or apportionment of the special tax Is described In detall In Exhibit ''C" attached hereto. The tax la baaed upon the cost of making the Facilities available to each parcel In tM project area. The special tax ls apportioned to each parcel on the foregoing b8888 pursuant to Section 53325.3 of the Government Code. In the event that any parcel zoned for residential use within Community Facllltles District No. 86-1 undergoes a change of zoning so that It la no longer zoned for residential development at the densities shown on the Facllltles Plan placed on file In the office of the Clerk of the Board, or no longer zoned tor realdentlal development, the rate and method of apportionment of the special tax specified on Exhibit "C" or u determined by the Board may be applied to such parcel u If It were stlll zoned for residential development at the densities shown on such plan as of the date of thla resolution If necessary to meet the debt service or other obllgatlons of Community Facllltles District No. 86-1. In the event that a portion of the property within Community Facllltles District No. 86-1 shall become for any reason exempt, wholly or partially, from the levy of the special tax specified on Exhibit "C" or as determined by tM Board, the Board shall, on behalf of Community FacUltles District No. 86-1 lncreaae the levy to the extent necessary upon the remaining property within Community Facllltlea Olatrlct No. 88-1 which Is not delinquent or exempt In order to yield tM required payments. To the extent that the amoonts for each category of land use are not adequate to aervtce the debt on any bonds Issued or other Indebtedness Incurred on behalf of Community Facllltles District No. 86--1, the maximum tax rate In each such category shall be proportlonatety Increased. Section 5. The Board hereby finds that the Facllltlee are neceesary to meet the Increased demand put upon the District as a result of the development of the Project Area. Section 8. A public hearing (the "Hearing") on the establlshment of Community Faclllties District No. 86-1 and the proposed rate and method of apportionment of the special tax shall be held on October 29. 1985, at 7:30 o 'clock p.m. or as soon thereafter aa practicable, at 5050 Barranca Parkway, lrvlne, CaJlfornla 92714. Section 7. At such time and place set forth above the Board shall consider: (a) Whether an ad valorem property tax Is currently being levled on property within propo9ed Community Facllltles District No. 86--1 for the exclusive purpose of paying prlnclpal or Interest on bonds or other Indebtedness, Including state school bulldlng loans, Incurred to finance construction ol capita! facilities; and (b) Whether the Facllltles to be financed and constructed by Community Facllltles District No. 86--1 wlll provide the same services to the Project Area as were provided by the capital facllltles mentioned in Subsection (a): and (c) If the Board makes the findings specified In aubaectlons (a) and (b) above, It will consider appropriate action to determine that the total annual amount of ad valorem property tax revenue due from parcels within Community Facllltles District No. 86-1. for purposes of paying prlnclpal and Interest on the debt Identified In subaectlon (a) above, shall not be Increased after the date on which Community Facilities District No. 86-1 Is created, or after a later date determined by the Board with the concurrence of the leglslatlve body which levled the property tax In question. Section a. At the time and place set forth In this Resolution any Interested person, Including all persons owning lands or registered to vote within proposed Community Facllltles District No. 86-1, may appear and be heard. Section 9. Each District officer who Is or will be responsible for providing the Facilities within Community Facllltles District No. 86-1, If It Is established, Is hereby directed to study the proposed district and, at or before tM time of the above-mentioned Hearing, file a report with the Board containing a brief description of tM public facllltles and services by type which wlll In his or her opinion be required to adequately meet the needs of Community Facilities District No. 86-1 and his or her estimate of the cost of providing those public facilltles and servtces. lectlon 10. The Clerk of the Board Is hereby directed to publish a notice ("Notice") of the Hearing pur.uant to Section 6061 of the Government Code In a newspaper of general clrculatlon published In the area of proposed Community Facllltles District No. 86-1 . Such publication shall be completed at least 7 days prior to the date of the Hearing. Section 11. The Clerk of the Board la hereby directed to send a copy of the Notice of the Hearing by first-class mall, postage prepaid, to each registered voter and to each landowner within proposed Community Facllltles District No. 86-1 as shown on the last equallzed assessment roll. Said malllng shall be completed not less than fifteen (15) days prior to the date of the Heating. ADOPTED. SIGNED AND APPROVED this 17th day of September, 1985. BOARD OF EDUCATION OF IRVINE UNIFIED SCHOOL DllTIUCT /1/ Gordon Oetchel A nEST: /a/ Helen T. Cameron Clerk of the Board of Education of lrvlne Unified School District NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING OF INTENTION TO INCUR BONDED INDEBTNESS WITHIN COMMUNITY FACILITIES DISTRICT NO. 86·1 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN of the Intention of the Board of Education of tho Irvine Unified School District to Incur bonded lndebtneu In tho amount of $150,000,000.00 within proposed Community Facllltlea District No 86--1 of tM Irvine Unified SchOOI District for the purpoM of providing achOOI facllltlea ("facllltles") for Community Facllltlea District No. 86--1 to fullfll schOOI needs resulting from development and/or rehablHtatlOn within Community Facllltlea District No. 86-1. The time and pi.ca of the hearing on the Intention to Incur bonded lndebtneu la 7:30 p,m,, October 29, 1985, at 5050 Barranca Parkway, Irvine. California. 92714, and at IUch time the testimony of all Interested persona or taxpayers Including persona owning property within proposed Community Facilities Olstrlet No. 86--1, for or against t"9 propoeed debt lsaue wfll be heard. Protests by lnternted persona or taxpayers made be made orally or In writing. All written proteats Shall be flied with the Clertc of the Board of Education of the lrvtne Unified School District on or before tM time ftxed for the Hearing, and may be withdrawn In writing at any time before the conclusion of tM Hearing. TM text of the Resolution of Intention adopted by 1he Board of Education of the Irvine Unified Sctloot Otatrlct follows. ttefen T. Cameron, Cleftc of the lloerd of the lrvtne Unified lchool otetrtct RESOLUTION NO. 151•7 RESOLUTION Of INTINTION OF THI 80.ARO Of IOUCA T10N Of' THI! IRVI• UMfllED SCHOOl DtSTittCT TO INCUR IONO!D INDllTIONl88 IN THm AMOUNT Of' '150.000,000 WITHIN '1tOP08ED COMMUNITY fACtt.mla DtSTllUCT NO ... , OF THa IRVINE UNIND SCHOOL DtlTRtCT WHEREAS. tne Board of Education (tho "Board'') of the Irvine Unlfted School District (the "Olttrlct") heretofore hat adopted RetOlutlon No. 85/86-6, after reoelvtng 1 request ~ned by two membert of the Board to Include tM area of land detcrlbed In 881d ret<>lutlon ("the Project Area' ) within tM herefnatter mentioned community facllltlet dletrlot. at1tlng It• Intention to form OommuQlty Feci1111et Dlt1rlct No. 88-1 of the lrvtne UnHled School Dft1rlet ("Community Flcint ... Dtltrk:t No. 88-1"), pureuant to the Mello-Root Community Faclll1lel Act of tte2 (the "Act") u amended, to finance the construction, ecqul9Hlon, reh1blllta11on and leulng of 8Choof facllltl• lnctudlng land. equipment, and appu~ deecr1bed therein (the "FadHtlel"l to ~ the ar• wtthtn propoeed Community Fectltt,.. Otltr1c1 No. ee-1: and WHEREAS, the Board eetlmlt91 thlt the arno..mt Nq'Ulr.d to ftnanoa the Factlttlel It $150,000,000; Ind WHEREAS, In Of'der to ftnanoe the Fecilltlel It la neoeaaery to Incur bonded lndebtednw In the emount of s 150,000,000. NOW, THEREFORE. THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF IRVINE UNIFlED SCHOOL OtSTRtCT OOES HEREBY RESOLVE. DETERMINE ANO ORDER M tollowe: 11 Dtlon 1. It le nee ••''Y to Incur bOnded lndef)t.,_ wttf*I the ~ of ~ Community Fdtt ... Otatr1c1 No. 88-1IntMamountOf1150,000,000 to fund the ooeta of the Feollltlel for Mid Ollllrlct. ••a'°"' l. The lnd.t>tedn•• II ~ tor the ~ of f'lnendnQ the OOltl of du I~ ling. conMructlnG Md ecqulf1nG 1M Fdt .... the ecquteltlon of nee 111 fl"I equipment Md pt0pet1y ther9fot. and tM ~ of furMte to fumll Oontrtietuel commttmenta and QrrJ out IM pow'l .nd purpa111 of Communtty F_.... ~No. ee-1 inc*.ldlng but not by wwy of ltmftatton. tr. com of .-ng bondl to ftNnoe aud\ com of ecquWttort ttwf Orange Cout DAI':!_ Pl LOT IS•~rf1ay, October t9, 1985 • ._... a. It It the Intent Of the Boatd to auttlottD the .... Of bond• In the maximum ~ pt'.wldpel amount Of S 160,000,000 at the maximum Interest rate permitted by lew S.tion 4. A public hearing (tha "tiearlng") on u~ prQPOMd debt IMUe 8ha(I be Mid on Octet. 29 1885 at 7:30 o'dodl p.m. °' u aoon ther .. tter as practle8ble, •t 5050 Barranca Parkway lrvlne Cellfomla m14 • 8ect1on I. At the time and place Mt fOrth In this Aelolutlon any lnter•ted penoni, 1neiud1ng 111 ~ ~ land Of teglat9fed to vote within propoMd Community Facllltl .. Dl•trlct No 88-1 may ~, and be hMrd leotton I. The Cler1c of the Board It hereby directed to publilh a notice (;'Notice") of t~ Heettng ~I to Section eo61 of the Government Code In e newspaper of general Clrc~ulatlon published In thl ., .. of propoeec:t Community Facllltlea Olatrlct No 86--1. Such publication shall be completed at IMtt 7 deyt prior to the date Of the HMtl~. leo10n 7. The Clerk of the Board I• hereby directed to send a copy ol the Notice of tM Hearing by ftrtt-dw ! mall, P<*tge Ptec>lld. to each registered voter and to each landowner within propoMd Community FacOttlea ; District No. 86--1 u lhown on the last equal!zed &aaeument roll Said malling shall be completed not i.aa than fifteen (15) days prior to the date of the Hear1ng. ADOPTED, SIGNED ANO APPROVED this 17th day of September, 1985 90AM> OP IDUCATION OF IRVINE UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT ~ Ill Gordon Oetchet ATIEST: /a/ Helen T. Carn.ron Clerk of the Board of Education ot lrvlne Unified School D1str1c1 .. .. \ .. .. .. ... .. '" . .. ... . .. . .. ·"' • .. . .. .. ... ······. . .. - EXHIBIT "8 " .. .. ... " -a:. ... r • .. ... .. 'I .. BOUNDARY MAP COIOIUNl'TY FAcn.mEI Dln.IC't MO. N-1 or mvun uaa'lt:D 8CKOOL DIBTIUCT &XHIBIT .. A .. COMMUNITY FACILITIES DISTRICT NO. 86-1 OF IRVINE UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT PARCEl 1 Those portions of Lots 299 and 300 of Block 174 Irvine's Subd1v1s1on. in the Coun ty of Orange State ot Callfornla, as per map recorded in Book 1. Page 88 ot Miscellaneous Records Maps flied m the OHlce ot the County Recorder of said County, described as follows Beginning at a point on the most Easterly corner of the land described 1n that certain GRANT DEED to the lrvlne Ranch Water District recorded in Book 12057, Page 1904 of OH1c1a1 Records of said County· thence Northwesterly along the Northeasterly line of said land of the Irvine Ranch Water District to a point on the Southeasterly llne of Parcel SA as described In that certain DECREE ON DECLARATION OFT At<ING recorded 1n Book 2567. Page 100 of Offlclal Records of said County; thence Northeasterly along said Southeasterly line to a point on the Southwesterly fine ol Parcel 5 of said DECREE ON DECLARATION OFT AKING thence Southeasterly along said Southwesterly llne to a point on the Northwesterly tine ol that certain 100 acre parcel of tand shown on the map flied In Book 54, Page 14. Records ol Surveys records or said County thence Southwesterly along said Northwesterly line to the Point of Beginning Containing 4.28 Acres. more or less PARCEL 2 Those portions of Lots 301 and 302 of Block 114 Irvine s Subd1v1s10" 1n ine County ol Orange State of California. as per map recorded in Book 1 Page 88 ol Miscellaneous Record Maps frle 1n the Ott1ce of the County Recorder of said County. described as follows Beginning at a point on the most Southerly corner 01 the land described 1n that certain GRANT DEED to the Irvine Ranch Water District recorded in Book 12057. Page 1904 of Ott1c1a1 Recoros ot said Orange County, thence Southwesterly along the Northwesterly hne of that certain 100 acre parcel of land shown on the map filed in Book 54, Page 14, Records ol Surveys, records of said County to the Westerly corner of said 100 acre parcel; thence Southeasterly along the Southwesterly hne of said 100 acre parcel to a point on the southeasterly ltne ol Lot 301 Block 174, thence Southwesterly along the Southeasterly hne to the Southerly corner ol Block 174, then~ Northwesterly along the Sou.thwesterly ltne of Stock 17 4 to a point on tl1e Southeasterly trne ot tl1e tand described In that certain FINAL JUDGMENT AND DECREE IN CONDEMNATION recorded 1n Book 1264 Page 154 ol Official Records of said County: thence Northeasterly along said Soutl1easterly line to a point on the Soulhwesterly Une ol Parcel 3 as described In that certain GRANT DEED recorded 1n Book 1183 1 Page 1053 o! Otf1c1a1 Records of said County; thence Southeasterly along the Southwesterly tine of 1he sa10 land ot Irvine Ranch Water District to the Point of Beginning Containing 169.42 acres more or less PARCEL 3 That portion of the trvtne's Subdivision, in the County of Orange Staie of CaH!orn1a. as per map recorded tn Book 1, Page 88 of Miscellaneous Record Maps llled m the Office ol the County Recorder ol said County. described as follows: Beginning at a point on the Northerly corner ol Block 81 of said Suoo1v1s1on thence Southeasterly along the Northeasterly line ol Block 81 . 108, 118. 144. 151 and 177 to a pornt on t11e Southeasterly tine of said Subdivision, thence Southwesterly along said Southeasterly tine to a pornt on the Northeasterly ltne of Parcel s as described In that certain DECREE ON DECLARATION OF TAKING recorded 1n Book 2567 Page 100 ot Official Records of said County. thence Northwesterly along said Northeasterly tine to the Northerly corner ot said Parcel 5. thence Southwesterly along the Northerly llne of said Parcel 5 to the Easterly corner ol the land described m that certain GRANT DEED recorded In Book 10117 Page 255 of Otticial Records ol said County thence Northwesterly and Southwesterly along the Northeasterly and the Northwesterly lines of the land of said GRANT DEED. respectively to a point on the Northeasterly Une of Parcel 6 ot said DECREE ON DECLARATION OF TAKING. thence Northwesterly along last said Northeasterly tine to the Southerly corner of the land described In that certain DEED recorded In Book 2872, Page 406 of Ott1c1a1 Record"S of said County thence Northeasterly and Northwesterty along the Southeasterly and Northeasterly •mes ol the last said DEED. respecttvely to a point on the Southeasterly fine of the land described rn that certain GRANT DEED recorded In Book 11831 PaQe 1058 of Official Records of said Coonty: thence Northeasterly Northwesterly and Southwesterly along the Southeaste<ty Northeaster1y and Northwesterly llnes of the land of last said GRANT DEED respecttvely to the Northerly corner of Paroel 8 ol said DECREE ON DECLARATION OF TAKING recorded 1n Book 2567 Page 100 of Official Records of said County; thence Southwesterly along the Northwesterly tine ol said Parcel 8 to a point on the Northeasterly tine ol Block 122 of said Subdivision. thence Soutl1easterty along tast said Northeasterly ltne to the Nonherty corner of Block t40 ol said Subdivision. thence Southwesterly along the Northwesterly line of said Block 140 to 900!tructlon. t"9 Westerly corner of said Block 140; thence Southeaster!) along the Southwesterly lines of Blocks 140 and 150 ol said Subdlv!SAon to a point on the Northerly comer of Parcel 1-A ol El Toro Marine Corps Atr Station B-1 Corridor as described In that oertaln GRANT DEED recorded in Book 11831. Page 1062 ol Off1c1a1 Record ol said Coonty; thenoe Southwesterly along the Westerly lines of Parcels IA 2 and 3 of said El Toro Marine Corps Arr Station B-1 Corridor to a point on the Northerly llne of San Diego Freeway as descrlDe<J 1n that cena1n GRANT DEED recorded In Book 8097. Page 232 of Ott1c1al Records of said County, thence Nonhwesterry along the said Northerly llne of San Diego Freeway to a point on the Northwesterty fine of Lot 268 of Block t02 of said Subdlvtalon; tMn<:e Northeasterly along the North"Mnterly lines of Lots 268 and 263 of Block 102 and Lot 260 of Block 103 to 1 point of lnterMCtlon of the Northwesterly line ol Lot 260 ol Block 103 and a NOrthwesterly extensk>n llno of tM Southwesterly fine ol the tend ot Saddlebac~ Community College District as described In that certlln GRANT DEED recorded In Book 13620. Page 1070 of 01fic1a1 Records of said County thenOe SoutheUterly along M id extension tine and said Southwesterly tine to a point on the NOrtherty comer of the land Of Slddlebllci( Community Coflege District as delerlbed In that certain DEED recorded In t9~ as Instrument No. 317105 Of Offtcial Aecorda of uk2 County; thence Southwesterly and Southeestorty along the Northwsterty and Soutiiw.terly Mnee of lest Mid land to a Point on the Westerly comer of the lend of SaddleD&cil College Otatr1ct U deecfibed In that certain GRANT DEED recorded In B006I 14 HM, Page 12~ ol Ot11e1al Records of said County. tl'lenee SouthMla*1y along the Souttiwest9rty Uno or last u ld land, to the Southty corn« of last sak2 land, thence Soutn....terty alOng the Sou1he9aterty nnee of Lot 260 of Bloc::tt t 03 and Lot 263 of Block 102 of ta.Id Sobdlvbion to tM W-~ comer of PM* Q as ~IM<S In that certain GRANT DEED re<:ordeO 1n ~ 9450, P81Q8 358 of Offtcial Aeconta Of Mid County: thence Southeuterty &Jong the Southwti1terty 11~ of said Parcel 2 to the Westerty comer Of Paroet 1 • deecrlbect In that C*1aln GRANT DEED r9COtded In Boe* 10622. Page 6S6 of Offidal Aecofda of Mid Cowity: thence SouthMSterty and Northoaster1y along the Southwesterly tine and Sou1NM.terty 11ne of lat ukt P~ J, r...,.ctl¥ety. thence continuing Northeasterly 11ono the Sou1Mutet1y line~ Pwc::.12 of lat Mid Olr1aln GAAN'T OE£D to IM Southertf oomer of Tr11C1 No 9089 H ehowfl on~ thereof •eootdied In Bodl 398. PIOii 14 Ind 15 Of Ml80ellaneous Maps, Records Of said County; then<le Northeut the ___ _,,____ ----. - - -----·---------------------------- J ·1 "' , .. -, r• •""!" 'lllP"-...--...... ..-v + • + e v w s a o o c q u e o -.C llD1ICI: MUC llHlCE MUC ll>nct PWUC M>Tltt NI.IC ll>Ta '\ ec.••M'llf1Y h eeld Tract Ho. toee: 1hlnee con1lnul~tetty a6ona the Sout. tine of Tr801 No. .. • lhoiM\ on N1P9 thereof reoonMd In 8ooll 381. 47 and 48 of '4lecellaneoul Mepe, R«x>rdt of _.. ~ thlnoe oon~••terty elOng the 8outha•tetty llne of Trllci No. 9087 ... ,~on m..,. • ._..,. l'90CN'd9d In look 388, 1e 9nd 17 of Mlloettaneou9 Mapa. Aecorda of Nkl County to a point on the ,. Nor1t •••• .., lne of Lot 269 of Block 123 of Mid Subdlvtelon: t~ Northwesterly wona tut Mid NorthMlterty ' lne to.,. EM1-'t oomer of Lot 2eO of Blodc 103 of Mid SubdMa&on; thence continuing Northwelterty elOng the NortlH 1111 rty lne of Mid Lot HO °' Block 103 to the Northerty COtMr Of Mid Lot 280 of Blodt 103; ·~ NcM1tt 1111 trti/ ltc)ng tM Northw.eterty llnee of lot 255 of Block 103 and Lot 252 Of Bk>ck 1<M of Nld SubdMek>n , to a point on the ~tine of land deecrlbed In that Ollrtatn DIRECTOR'S DEED record.ct In Book 12520, ~ 1IOO of Offtdell Aecorde of M6d County: tl'lience North.-tefty along l•t Mid Northeelteny llne of the ' 8oUttwty comer of Lot 4 of T1t1tativ. Trect No. 12161. 11 ~on a map of Community Facun1e1 Dtstrlct No. • 88-1; tn.no. Nort"'-terty and North-.terty along the SouthMlterty and Northeutetty llnee of Mid Tentative Tf'llCt No. 12151 to the SouthertycorMr of Lot 1 of Nkt Tentattv.t Tract No. 12161; thence Northeuterly along the 1 ~erty line of Nkl Lot 1 to the Southerly comer of Tract No. 9498, .. 9hown on map• recorded In Book ' 411, Plllgea 40 to 43, lncluaNe of Mlecelaneout Mapa,~· of aald County: thence NorthMateffy along the 8outMlilterty ltnee of Mid Tract No. 9498, Tr11e1 No. 9372 u lhown on mapa recorded In Book 410, Paget 1 to 3, lncluelw of M*-'laneou• Mapa, Record• of Mid County; and Trect No. 9552 aa ahown on mapa recorded In Book 410, Pegee 9 to 12. lnctuttve, of Mleoeflaneou• Map&. Record• of said County to a point on the &outhW99t«ty llne of Lot 238 of Block 105 of aald Subdlvtllon: thence Southeaa1etly along lut uJd Southweeterly llna to the Westeffy comer of lot 239 of Block t05 of uJd Subdlvll!on: thence Northeasterly along the Not'thwe.t«ty tine of Mid Lot 239 of Block 105 to the Weaterly corner of the land of the Irvin. Vatencla Growers, • deec:ribed In that oertaJn DEED recorded In Book 291. Page •25 of otflctal Reoorda of Mid County; thence Southeelteriy. Northeuterly and Northweeterly along the SouthWestarly, Southeasterly and Northeutetly llnes of .ad land or the Irvine Valencta Growera to a point on the Northwettefty llne of Mid lot 239 of Block 105; thence ~ along 1 .. t Mid Northwetterty llne to a point on the Southwesterly llne of Block 106 of aald • 8ubdMe6on; thence Nort~terly along Mid Southwe1terty llne to the Westerly comer of said Block 106; thence Northeuteffy along the Northweeterty line of Mid Block 106 to the Eaatetly corner of Tract No, 9365, u 1hown on mape recorded fn Book' 16, Pageit 15 to 18, tnctuttve of Mlscellaneoua Mapa, Records of aeld County; thence Weeterty along the Northerly fine of said Tract No. 9356 to the Northeastetly corner of Tract No. 9322 as shown on mape recorded In Book 41 2. Pegea 23 to 29 lnctullve, of Mlac;ellaneous Mapa, Records of uJd County: thence W-.rty along the Northerly llne of said Tract No. 9322 to the Easterty comer of Traci No. 9180 aa ahown on maps reccMded In Book 441, Pages 26 to 28 lnclultve of Mleoeflaneous Mapa, Records of said County; thence Northweeteffy along the NorthMlterly tine of aald Tract No. 9180 to the Easterly comer or Traci No. 9443, as lhOwn on mapa recorded In Book 416, Pagee 26 to 28 Inclusive of Mlacellaneous Maps, Records of said County; 1henoe continuing Northwesterly a.long the Northeasterly llne of saJd Tract No. 9"43 to a point on the Northwelterty tine of Blocic 83 of uld Subdlvtaton; thence Northeaatetly along said Northwesterly llnes said Block 83, Blook 82 and Blocic 81 of Mid Subdlvtak>n to the Point of Beginning. EXCEPTING THEREFROM any portion thereof lytng wtthln the lands as described In those certain GRANT DEEDS In Book 11136, Pagee 269 and 275 of Official Records of said County. ALSO EXCEPTING THEREFROM any portion thereof tying wtthln Parcel 6 of Parcel Map 85-280 filed In Book 203. P11gee 9 to 17, Inclusive, of Offtclal Record• of Mid County. ALSO EXCEPTING THEREFROM any portion thereof lytng wtthln the land es deacrlbed In that certain GRANT DEED In Book 8167, Page 79 of Official Record1 of said County. ContaJNng 13,338.24 acres more or lees. 'ARCIL' ThoM portion• of Lota 181, 182 and 188 of Block 63 of the Irvine's Subdivision. In the City of Irvine, In the County o1 Orange. State of California, as per map recorded In Book 1, Page 88 of Mlscellaneoua Record Maps, ftled In the Office of the County Recorder of said County, described aa follows: Beginning at the Northerly corner of lot 181 of Block 63 of said Subdlvl9'on; thence Southeasterly along the Northeaateffy llne of lots 181 and 182 to the Northerly corner of Tract No. 7040, as shown on maps recorded In Book 311, Pages 3 to 8 Inclusive of Mlaeetlaneous Maps, Records of said County; then~ Southwesterly along the Northweeterly fine of said Tract No. 7040 and the Northwesterly tine of Tract No. 7073, as shown on a map recorded In Book 265. Page 1 of Mlaoellaneous Maps, Records of said County to a point on the Northeasterly llne of Parcel 101 u deacrtbed In that certain EASEMENT DEED recorded In Book 9170, Page 959 of Official Records of lald County; thence Weater1y along uJd Northeasterty llne to a point on the Westerly llne of Parcel 1O1. 1 of said oert•n EASEMENT DEED; thence Southwesterly along said Westerly llne to a point on the Northeasterly llne of the land delcrlbed In that certain EASEMENT DEED recorded In Book 11744. Page 316 of Official Records of said County; thence Northwesterly along said Northeasterly llne to a point on the Eastetly Boundary of the City of Tuttln, said Boundary being also the Westerly Boundary of the City of Irvine as described In lnatrument No. 23134 dated Dec. 28, 1971; thence Northerly along said Boundary to a point on the Northwesterly llne of Lot 188 of Block e3 o1 Mld Subdlvlalon; thence Northeaaterty along the Northwesterly fines of said lots 188 and 181 of Block 63 to the Point of Beginning. Containing 264.32 acres more or lesa. • PAltCEl S Thoee portion• of Blocks 60, 61 and 62 of the Irvine's Subdivision. In the County of Orange, State of Callfornla, u per map recorded In Book 1, Page 88 of Miscellaneous Record Mapa, flled In the Office of the County Recorder of Mid County, deacrlbed as follows: Beginning at the Southeasterly corner of Parcel 2 as described In that certain EASEMENT DEED recorded In lnatrument No. 83-<401957 of Offlclal Records of said County. said point being also on the Northwesterly Right of Way llne of Culver Drive u deecrlbed In that certain EASEMENT DEED recorded In Book 9118, Page 82 of Otflclal Reoord1 of said County; thence Southwesterly along said Northwestetly Right of Way llne to the Eaaterty corner of Tract No. 6786, aa shown on maps recorded In Book 255, Pages 39 to "3 lncluslve of Miscellaneous Maps, Records of sald County; thence Westerly along the Northeaa1erly fine of said Tract No. 6786 to the Southerly comer of the land u deecrlbed In that certain GRANT DEED recorded In Book 11275, Page 1994 of Otflclal Records of said County; thence Northeasterly, Northwesterly and Southwesterly along the Southeasterly, Northeasterly and Northwestetly llnes of last said land to the Easterly corner of Tract No. 6869, aa shown on maps recorded In Book 285, Pages 3 to 5 lnclustve of Mlscellaneoua Maps, Records of said County; thence Westerly and Southwesterly along the Northeasterly and Northwesterly llnes of said Tract No. 6869 to a point on the Northeasterly fine of the Right of Way of San Diego Freeway aa described In that certain GRANT DEED flied In Book 8097, Page 232 of Offlclal Records of said County to a point on the Easterly llne or Parcel No. F08-101 of Orange County Flood Control District Right of Way u described In that certain GRANT DEED recorded In Book 7100 Page &42 of Official Records of said County; thence Northerty along said Easterly llne to a point on the Southeasterly llne of Orange County Flood Control District Right of Way as described In that certain GRANT DEED recorded In Book 7728, Page 513 of Otflclal Records of said County; thence Northeasterly along last said Southeasterly llne and along the Southeasterly line of Parcel No. F6-402 of Orange County Flood Control District u o.tcrfbed In that certain GRANT DEED recorded In Book 67"3, Page 333 of Otflclal Records of said County to the W•ter1y corner of Parcel B of the land aa described In that certain GRANT DEED to Southern California Edison Company recorded In Book 13910. Page 1142 of Otflclal Records of said County; thence Southeasterly and Northeasterly along the Southwesterly and Southeasterly lines of last said Parcel B to a point on the Southerly llne of the land u deetrlbed In that certain GRANT DEED recorded In Book 10657, Page 412 of Official Records of said County; thence Eaaterty along last said Southerly llne to the Southwesterly corner of the land aa d41ecrlbed In that certain GRANT DEED to Southern Callfornla Edison Company recorded In Book 10700, Page 716 of Official Records of said County; thence Northeasterly along the Southeasterly llne of last said land and the Southeasterly fine of land aa described In that certain GRANT DEED to Southern California Edison Company recorded In Book 10700, Page 719 of Otflclal Records of said County to a po(nt on the Southwesterly llne of Parcel 1 of lrvlne Center Drive, as described In that certain EASEMENT DEED recorded In Instrument No. 83-<401957; thence Sou1heasterly along said Southwesterly llne of Parcel 1 to the moat Southeasterly corner of said Parcel 1; thence We1terly In a straight fine to the Northwesterly comer of Parcel 2 of lrvlne Center Drive as described I!' that oertaln EASEMENT DEED recorded In Instrument No. 83-<401957; thence Southeaster1y along the Southwesterly tine of said Parcel 2 of Irvine Center Drive to the Point of Beginning. Containing 1.016.67 acres, more or less. Parcels 1 through 5 above. containing 14,790.93 acres, more or less EXHIBIT "C" .. COMMUNITY FACILITIES SPECIAL TAX •• ' f; •! ;. FOR COMMUNITY FACILITIES DISTRICT NO. 86-1 OF IRVINE UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT The propoled Speclal Tax for Community Facllltles District No. 86-1 (herelr "CFO No. 86-1 ")shall be levled and collected according to the tax liability determined by the lrvlne Unified School District {herein "the District") for eech Aaaesaor's Parcel In CFO No. 86-1. All of the property In the Projec1 Area, for which construction was not completed before January 1, 1986 and property not exempted by law or by these proceedings, ahafl be taxed for the purposes, and to the extent and In the manner herein provided. (Construction shall be deemed to t>e completed for the purposes of levytng any Special Tax provided for herein when a certificate of occupancy h'as been Issued or Improvements are reflected on the local assessment roll whichever shall first occur.) For purposes of determining tax llablllty. the Special Tax shall be as herein set forth. The Special Tax shall be levied as herein provided to pay debt service payments for the bonds Issued by CFO No. 86-1 or to provide funds for lease or purcha.M payments In whole or In part as well aa fUnds from bonds, other lnGebtednesa or for payments to modify or relocate present or future school facllltles. The term "debt service" lhall lnctude, but not be limited to, amounts needed to pay principal of and Interest on such bonds. amounts needed to replenish the bond reaerve fund for such bonds, amounts to pay the administrative coat of lasulng and MrVlclng the bonds. and amounts neceaaary to collect the Special Tax. The Special Tax herein provided for shall be levied on all property not excepted or exempt from Special Taxes that Is located within CFO No. 86-1 . A. Spec:UI Tax. For purposes of Imposing, administering, levying and cotlectlng the herein specified Speclal Tax all property, not excepted or exempt from the Speclal Tax. 11 divided Into two (2) groups of properties: developed properties and undeveloped properties. The claaaes Mt out belo'# are e1t1blllhecHor the developed propertlel. The Special Tax, except as herein otherwise provtded, shall be levted and collected according to the designated class or type of the unit as described below at an annual rate shown below for the 1986-87 flacal year which rate 1hall lncreue four percent (4'/•) per year compounded annually unlell the Board of Education aubeequently determines that rental. debt ae<Vlce or other payments may be met with the levy of a lesaer tax. The rate In effect for the class of unit during the flecal year a unit Is first aobject to the tax shall be the rate lnltlally appllcable to such unit. Such rate lhall continue to Increase four percent ( 4'/•) per year compounded annually unleaa t he Board of Education aubMquently determines that rental and/or debt aervlce payments may be me1 with the levy of a lesser tax Amount/Rau~s Clua Density/Type per year A 0 to and Including 8.5 resldentlal units per $550 acre B 8.6 to and Including 13.S residential unit• ssoo \ c 13.6 to and Including 20 O realdentlal unit• S..50 per acre 0 20 1 or more relldentlal units per acre ~ E Hotelt S..25 per unit F Retail S.25 per aquar~ foot Of bulldlng and ltructuree G Offlol Bulldlnot $.35 per equare foot of bulldlnga and ltructur• H Industrial S.20 per aquare and 1tructur• '· The Cl11 111 we oompoeed of .n prop«ty that 11 ~8'oped and conl11'UC1ed on« 'aft• Januaty 1, 1988, lnducflng relkS«ltlal, otnoe, oommerciaJ, lndu1tr111, hOtef• and other typee of ~ property. Each A111•0<'1 Parcef whtch la M r-'dent111 property lhtlll be J?!eoed Into• et... In Clalel A thr h 0 --~~----------~~~~~~~~~~~~~-.,.--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ •• 4 c a 4 sosss a bued on the d«\tlty of reeldentlal ~t wtthln IUCh AIHllOr'• Paroet. A Parcel &II be plaioed In the hlghelt l><*Mb .. ~ refattv.t to cMnalty. All omoa. commercial, lnduttr1al end other typeedof cMvel,: proP9rty, except tlaJ property, shall be placed tn c. .... e. F. G and H. (e>eveeop9d an oontt property lhall be~ to mean otnce, reeldentlel, commetdal, lnduatrlal and other typee of proS*IY for wh'°': either a oertlflcate of oocupancy ,, .. been lllUed or for which lmprowment• are ~eel on the local uaMStMn roll.) For MCh Ala-or'• Parcel, which I• not ex~ed 0t exempt tfom the Special Tax and whleh does not tall Into any or the above Hated (I. e. the undeveloped propertlel). the Specie.I Tax lhall be levted on the baal1 of the amount of aoreage Included In the Atwaor'e Parcel. The Special Tax lhall be leV1ed In the totlowtng manner. (1) For each tax year, the Special Tax, In the amount• Mt forth above, lhall be levted on eeoh A1M1eor'a Para.I of property that fall• Into one of the abov.-ll1ted Clutee (I.e. the developed propertlel). (2) A.a to all other property (I.e. the undeveloped properties) wtthln the Olatrtot. the Special Tax tor eech tax year shall be leVted by (a) determl~ lhe amount of money needed!~.~ the debt MMcl or other payment• deecffbed In thla Reeolutlon tor the fl year tor Sehool Facllltlea then 1........,, out1tandlng or Incurred on behalf of the Dlttrict, (b) aubtractlng from that amount the total amount of ta.xee levled on the MMHor'a Parcels that fall Into the 1bo~ll'ted Cluw (I.e. the developed propertlet) and tCouhen (c) determining that difference and dMdlng It by the number of net acr• u ahOWn on the R9cord1 of the nty ANMIOr ol the County of Orange for property that la not lnctuded In one of the abow-llated Claaael and wtllch 11 not exempt or e>eoepted from the Special Tax. (d) Thi• amount per acre ahafl then be multlplled by the num~ of acres In each AIMl8or't Parcel which Shall result In the amount of the Special Tax for each aueh AM8180r • Parcel. However, a1 to undeveloped property. In no event Shall the Special Tax be greeter than three hundred dollars ($300.00) per acre per year. For developed propertlea for which the net acreage In A.....or'1 P1rcel exceeds one acre for each realdentlal unit, the amount of net acreage In exceaa of one acre per residential unit shall be treated as not being Included In any of the Clusea provided for herein and the Special Tax levied on such property shall be determined on the ume basl1 u the other property that 11 not Included In any of such Claasea (I.e. on the acreage bula). a. Umltattona. The Speclal Tax ahall not be Imposed upon property for which conatrue11on 11 completed before January 1, 1986, publlc propertlet, open apace areas, common areas, property owned by community auoclatlons. utility properties belonging to publlc and private utllltles, and propertlea encumbered with publlc or utlllty easements making Impractical their utlllz.atlon for other than the purposes set forth In the easement. For purposes of detetmlnlng the net area of Aaaesaor's Parcel• that do not tall, for a partlc:ular tax year. Into any of the Claaaes aet out In paragraphs A and B, the area upon which the Speclal Tax Shall be applled shall be the entire net area of the parcel excluslve of atr~ta but tncluslve of all land contained therein Irrespective of Its topography or usabtNty. If net acreage Is not reflected In the Aasesaors Records for a Parcel, the acreage shown thereon shall be used. C. Modification of 8pectal Td Rate. The tax rate• eet forth herein In paragraph A may be decreased when the amount of the total tax levy for a particular tax year on all of the AIMllOr's Parcels that fall Into the CIUHt set forth In paragraph A becomee greater than the amount of money required to pay for the annual debt SetVloe or other payments authorized In this Resolution for that tax year on the bonds then Issued or obllgatlons outstanding by the District. The tax rate applicable to each Cius shall be reduced proportlonately based on the number of parcels In each Class to the point where the amount of the Speclal Tax levied Is sufficient to raise enough funds to pay the described payments. D. Revlew/AppNI eo.rd. The lrvlne Unified School District shall establlsh as part of the proceedings and administration of Community Facllltles District No. 86-1 a speclal three-member review/appeal board. The members or this Board shall be appointed by the Board of Education. The duties of this Board shall be to construe and make determination relatlve to the administration, Including determinations as to density and lncluston In a Class, of the Special Taxes herein specified specified due to any variations, determinations and yearly adjustments. Publlshed Orange Cout Dally Piiot October 19. 1985 Sa-103 flt&.IC NOTICE Ml.IC NOTICE PtB.IC NOTtCE Plll.tC NOTICE PtB.IC NOTlCE "'""'°" COURT pr_..t 11 to the penonel The locatlon In <:.illomll tomla COf'PO'lllon FtCTTnOUI ., ... ,, Of THE ITATI ~lltlve eppolntad by of the ehlef executlY8 oftlo9 Thie bu1lne11 11 eon· NAMR ITATIWWT Of C~ORNIA the oourt within four month• ex prlnclpel bu.in.ea office duct9d by: I COfpofltlon The tollowt"O Plf90nl are '°"THI COUWTY from the dlt• of nr11 II-of the Intend.cl tr1Ml1tex II Nautlcflft Mlllne Inc. dOl"O bYalnlll &I: HILLS °' IAN MMAN>INO IUlflOI of ien.-.. provided ume II aboW. Tille 1tatement WM n1ec1 GENERAL PARTNERSHIP, In ,. th• Eitlll of: In Section 700 of Iha All othlf bullflell namee with the County Cllnl of Or· eoe Be1111, Newpon 8-etl, 0 SC •BLEIN Probatl Code of Cellforn11. and lddreaaea uNd by the •noe County on September A 92MO OONAL.O · H,.. ' Thi time l<Y fltl"" ~mt wt11 Intend.cl trW1sfWor within t7. 19115 Julie Bu--t. 20721 ~ akt DONALD DALE . ._ ''"'' SCHABLEIN akl DON not eJCPtre prlof to lour three ~ lel1 ~ l&lt ,_ LIM. HunU"Olon 8-etl. CA SCHABLEIN oeo.Md month• from the date ot the put eo far u known to the Pubtllhed Orange Coa1t 92&48 N NO•~-heiring notlold lboY9 Intended tr1n1far11 1r1: Dally Piiot October 12. 19, John FrW1k1. 400 De Sola. CA ....... YOlJ MAY EXAMINE the none. 28, NQ\191'11ber 2, 1985 Coron• dll Mar. CA 92ee<l NOTICS Ofl IAUE Ille kept by the court. If you The nerne(1) and butlneet Se-09e Alan Steven (Pekardk), Ofl MAL "'°"9RTY .,.. 1 l*'IOfl lnt1r11t9d In .Odr... of the Intend.cs Inc., 35 S.. ltland OflY8. AT ll'NVATI IALI the 11t111. you may MrW trenaf1tee(1) ire: Phll B PtB.IC NOTtCE N9WPOf1 BMctl. CA 92MO NOTICE IS HEREBY upontheexecutorMM!mln-O'BrienandMIMAO'Brlen Martt Mom.My. 707 811· GIVEN that IUbjec:t to con-lt1rllor. ex upon the It· end Jotln p O'Btlen. 2585 ftCTITIOUl IUIOllt• Vf/f Spur Rd .. ROlll"O Hitt•. nrmatlon b . the ~ti-tomey fOf the ••ecutor Of Cr~ Drift. Newport MAm ITATl•NT CA 90275 tied ~lor Court the admlni.tret<Y. and nie with a..cn. Ca. 92&&3. The followl"O penona are Thi• bu1ln111 11 con· ndlf...,.ned u Adinlni. the court wtth proof of -· Thll the property pertl-dol"O bu9lnlll u : TACO ducted by 1 gef*al pan. ~atrtx~I t"9 aoav.-nemed vice, I wrltt9" ~\Ml ttll· nent hereto II deeertbld In VILLAGE, 2300 Harbor "41rlhlp Decedent wtll aooept bid• Ing that you dealr• epeelal 114"*al u : Auto Pane. and Blvd., Space #5, Co1t1 Edw1rd A. Mittman. Preel· and Mil at pr-IYatl Mil on notice of the ttllng of an In-19 located at: 2oee Plflc«ltla MIM. CA 92828 dint Oct 22 1985 II 9•00. m or V9nl()fY and eppr1l...,,..,t of Avenue, Coeta M... CA Jullo A. Ftequa. 4309 w Thi• st1tement WU nlld ,,,_; .. fi., within the 1~· al-Mtate aNell <>' ol the p«I-~827 MeFlddll'l #8. Santa Ana. wtlh the County Cleflt of Of. !Owed by law 11 the offloel tlon1 cx eceountt rMnlloned The BYtlflllil name uMd CA 92704 ange County 00 Septemblf or RICHARD 'o. VOOL. At· In Section 1200 and 1200.5 of by Mid trantfefor1 II Mid Ruth e. Flaque. "309 w 19. 1985 torney for the Ad mini.. the <:.illornll Prob•t• Code. location r.· City Auto Parta. MeFaddll'l •8. Santa Ana. ,._ trllrlx 10 the ~t end Her1Mt a. GfMft. leq.. That Mid bulk tranlfef Is CA 92704 Publl•hed Orenge Coast beat bldder Ill rtght t1111 car-a car-, m N. Cen-Intended to be oontum· Juan Betulat. 12350 E. Del Dally Piiot Oc1obll' 5. 12. 19. lnlll'lll and. Eatall Ot ..id trel A"""9, ~. CA m1tld 11 the offtce of: Bur-Amo # 1409, Llk..ood. CA 28, t985 Decedent 11 the time ol hie 11m row Eacfow Attn: PATIY 90715 Sa-075 OMlh and all rtght title and Publllhed Orenoe Cout BEVERLY. 2751 E Chapman Llllana Betu11r, 12350 E. Inter.it lhat the eitlle mey Dilly Piiot Octot>« t2, 13, Ave.. Fullerton 92U 1 Del Amo #1409. Lll<ewood, l-------- h 1 ad b tlon 19. 1985 EacfO'# No. 18583-8. Call-CA 90715 Pta.IC NOTtCE o~v:'.w~ rot~~!noe SaSu--094 loml1 on or 11t1r Novembar Thi• bu1lne11 11 eon-r-------- hlt death In end to the lol-6. 1985 dUC1ed by: 1 oene<al part· ftCTITIOUI .u.NIU !owing ~Ibid,.., Pfop-P\&IC NOTIC[ TNt bulk tranet• la eub-nerahlp ..._ ITAT'lmNT arty: jec:t to California Uniform Ruth B. Flaqua The fo41owtng perwne .,.. ~ property located In NOTlCI Of CoMmerdll Code Sec:tlon Thie ttaternant -flied doing bu11n111 11 LA the County of Orenge, State ~TM Of 8108 with the County Clll'k ol Or· BELLE MAISON. 3&00 S. ot Callfexnla. and legally 0.-l4~ The name 1n0 addrlll ol anoe County on October 2, Pru.a Or., 611111 Ana. CA aerlbld u lollowe: VAH Mmftll'OOflT 1111 pereon with whom 1985 92704 Lot 123 ol Trect 3&48 u AKA H~ 1.' elalm• may be nled 11 Bur· f1'IMI J ea n n •It• M a r I e per mep reeoraed In Book VAH AMRlll8'00ftT row Eaerow . Petty BeYerty. Publllhed Or1noe Coatt Tromanheu-8432 Athena 129. Peoee37 to O lnelualve AND°' NTJT10H 2751 E. Chepman A..,. .. Full-Dally Pilot October 5. 12. 19. Of., Huntington BelCh. CA ol MllOlll~• Mapa In TO~ITI" erton,C1.92il31,Eacfowno. 28, t985 92647 the Office of the County ·~ EITATI NO. A1--IS~ and the IUI dey fcx Sa--064 R I eh • , d 0 •• n c:o<det ol Mid County To all lle4t1. bll'leflcllllel. lfflng elalmt by 111Y creditor 1111-a/' NOTI"c Tromanheu-. 8432 AthlN Commonly known 11 eredltexa and oontlno-nt al'lail bl Novembll' 5· 1915· r~ "' Or .• Huntlngtoo Beech, CA 3229 tWw Yortt Av..-.ua, Cfedllcx1, and peraont wt1o whlctl 11 the bu"'-day ftCTTnOUI ....... 92647 Coeta MIM. CA may be othef'WIM lnler•led before 1~ eont!:'matlon NA• ITATl•NT Thi• bu11neu 11 eon· A P # 139-102· t8 In the will andfor •t1t1 of: daba ~10•1!86 · Tile following l*'IOfll 111 Ouc:tld by: hu1band and wt,. BIOS OR OFFERS 11'1 In· H A R R I E T T V A N 1 · dolng bullneet u · 1 WORK J. Tromanhauell' vlted lex .. Id pareet of real AMERSFOORT. 1ka HAR· o.::n·~~-..=-.! OUT OF MY OAAAOE BAN· Thlt tlll"'*'I WU ttled property All euch bldl mutt R 1 E T T S V A N ~ T t • • NER & SIGN COMPANY. with the County Clet'IC of Of. ba In wrltl"O and wtll bl r• AMERSFOORT Publl:c;... Coast 9391 Molo4<11 OrtYI. Hunt· ange County oo Septembef oelved by the Admlnl1tr1tr1x. A petition hu bean nled Diiiy Ptrot Oc1:,9 1985 lngton a..c11, CA 92648 25. 1985 SUSAN KRAOTEN. II the of· by Albert Alhlly In lhl Su-s' 104 Dona1o P1trlc:k Hl09ln1, ,_,.. tloe of the attorney. RICH-perlor Court ol Or1nge • 9291 Molollal on... Hunt· Publllhed Ofange Coast ARO 0 . VOOL. 11S5 Civic County requeetLng that Al-lngton Beech. CA 926"6 Delly Piiot Octobll' 5, 12. 19, c.n11r Drive W11t, Senti bert Alhley bl appointed u fltlllC NOTICE Thi• builneu 11 eon-26. 1985 Ana. CA 92703. Of may bl pereonll rCll)f-1111..,. to ouctad by: 1n lnOIVldual S..o81 llled with the Clet1I of the 1dmlnl1t1r the •t111 of the NOTICI Donald Higgin• above-named Superior decedent. INVfTIMO INOI Thia 1t1tement waa llled Court. ex may be dellvetld Tha petition r1que1t1 Thi County S1nlt1t1on with the County Clet'IC ol Or- to tald Admlnt1tr1trl11 PIW· authority to 1dmlnl1ter the 0t1trlct1 of Orenoe County, 1nge County on September DEATH NOTICE S aonetty at 1ny time AFTER 11111• under tl'll Ina.pen· Calltornla. will reoel..,. -'·'18. 1985 ASKEW nut publatlon or tilt. ~ dint Admlnl1111t1on or Et-ed bid• untll Tueeday. Oc1o-,._ Peter Hopley A.skew lice and BEFORE the !Mk· lllM Act b1r 29, 1985 1t I 1.00 A.M Publllhed Orenge Coast , ' Ing of llJd N». A r-tlng on the petition Bid• rnuat be recelYIO 11 the Diiiy PllOt Oc1obll' 5 12 19 passed away Ocu>ber TERMS OF SALE: AH caah wlll bl held oo NOVEMBER Olttrlc11' Admlnlatratlw of-28. 1985 . • . 18, 1985. Beloved lnlawtu1mor19YoftheUntted 13, 1985 11 9·30 A.M. In flcel by the d1t1 and time S1--0e7 husband of Mary Slltll. or pan c..n Ind pei1 Dept. No. 3 at 700 CMc: herelnlboY9 Mt forth, II k . credit. An emount 11 0.-cen11r Drive W•t. Santi which time they wtll be put>-Claire As ew · Loving •ermined by the Admlnl1-An1, CA 92702 . Ucly open«! end examined fltlllC NOTICE father of three 90na, tr1trlx at her loll dlac:nttlon IF YOU OBJECT to the at the office of the Olt1rle11. • ,tCTfTIOUI IUllNlll Stephen, "Tony" and rnuat eccompeny the written granll"O of tile petition. you 1oa.4-4 Elll• A111nue, Foun-NAMa ITATl•NT David Askew· alto bid cx ofter. and the bet~ lhould either eppe1r 11 the 11ln V1llly. Callfcxnl1. tcx the • mutt be paid upon confirm• helrl"O Ind 11111 yOYr ob-lollowlng· The= :;::E~ survived by seven lloo ol 1111 by MIO Superior iectlon• or nie written ob,llc-NINE 19) ONE-HALF TON =•NO 874 kW 19th St grandchildren and Court OR other peymentl tlon• with the court befcn PICKUP t RUCKS. Specif\. Costa ~ CA ~928 . three great grand- ecoept&bll 10 the~ the l'IMtlng Your appear· cation No A· 123 • . tltled Superior Court. 8a6d enoe mey be In pereon Of' by Bid• mutl bl aibmltted Midi... Allln LedtNt•. children. Mf. Askew Mii will be medl upon the your 1ttomey on the torm aup""led by thl 835 W. S.ker. Coe1• MIN. was Chairman of the .,. CA 92827 UIUll llCJOW ltrml. IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR Ol1trlcta In ICCOtdlnoe wtth Thi• bu11n111 II eon· Board of Thermal DA TEO: Oc1. 8. 1916 M 1 contingent creditor ol all provllk>n• ol the l990tft· ducted b . .,, lndlVldull Produ""8 Inc Mem-autAH KRAOTIJt. ,,.._ thl deolued, voo mull n1e cation•. y. .. ""• · mlnlltnltt1• of IM 1""'9 of your e1a1m wtth the court or Spec:ltlcatlon1, bid blank• ~r.'~.=· WM nled o r i a 1 a e r v I c e 1 DONALD D. ICMA8LI~ praeent It to the pereonel Ind furthlf lnfcxmetlon may wtth the County Clertt of Or-lO:OOAM Monday at 1111 DONALD DAL rep<..,.t1tlveappolnted by blobtelnedatthelbovlad-ll\OI COunty on September Pacific View Mem-ICHAILllN, alla DON the court within lour montht dr-. telephone 6-40-2910 25 1985 al ..,, k Ch l ICHAa.IJM ll'om the date of f"-1 II-or 9&2-2411. · on rar ape , Law OfflcM 01: RICHARD auanc.of._t.,. .. provlded Ma,,, etowft, ........,,, Publllhld Or ~ 3500 Pacific Vl~w Or, o VOGEL. 1166 Civic In S.ctlon 700 of the ...,. el ~on. Cowl--0 ,...., Piiot Oc1o::,O: 12 19 Newport Beach. In C9nt1r Ortve W•t. Senti Probate Code of CaJttomla. tJ ........... oe.trtob -·1 • • • u· f fl Ana. CA 92703. Tell (714) Thi llma f()( nll"O eialmt wtll Publllhed Or1nge Coatt 29. 1985 euo ower1. con- 835-4737 not axplra prior 10 '°"'' D•lly Piiot Octoblf 19. 1985 S.0&4 lrlbutlona may ~ Publllhecl Or•noe CoM1 month1 ll'om the d•t• of the sa-101 sent to the Shrinera Dilly Piiot Oc1obef 12. 13, hearl"O notice above. P\lllC NOTlCE Hoapital for Cri'6!ed 19, 1915 YOU MAY ElCAMINE the S.su.-098 1111 k14>t by the court. 11 you P\&IC NOTICE FtCtmOUe .,.._,, Children, 3160 n- .,.. 1 pereon 1n11r .. ted In NOTICa MAim aTAT'lmWT eva St., Loe Angela, __ P\lll.IC ___ M>_TICE ___ :.,~,,!1!t=:or":Y.cs':: 1MT1N01111>a o::=:=~ CVAI. 9M0020 PaclDlflc --.=..;~.-....-..---lllrllor. 0t upon the at· The Coultl1 Sanltlllon SECURITY SYSTEMS, 5901 ew ortuary, . NOTlCI Ofl tomey tor the 1xecu1or or Dl1trlc1• Of Ofanoa County. W11M11 A¥'1., Sta 2&8, Hunt· rec1.ora. 644-2700 DI.ATM Ofl .om1n11trator and flll with Cellfoml•. wttt,.,.,.,. ~ lnaton 8-etl CA 92&49 "OY J. AU.Pl, A the court wtth proof of Mr· .cs bid• untll TUMday, Octo-l>1ul Weldon McC1nn • MC>°' NTTfiOM VICI. I .Witten raqueet .,.,. bef 29· 1985 at l l :OO A.M. 6901 WatT'M A\'e., Ste 288'. TO ADl•HTIR l"O that you dellfl epeelll Bid• mu~t bl racelYld I t the Huntington 811eh. CA HTA TC NO. A-1-1 nottee of the n11ng ol in In-0111rtc11 Admlfli.trattve of· 92&49 To Ill helra. ~. ventoryand~tof no. by the det• end time Thia tx11lnet1 11 con· credllcx1 and contln~t •tate ..-tt or ol IN ~I-:::~ ....... wlll ~· ~ ducted by. an lndMdull creditor.. of ROY J ALLEN. tlonl Ot IOCOUnlt tMntloned ~ _ .. 6M__r:u..__. Pu w. McCann JR end Plf'90nl w!'IO mey be In Sactlon l200 and l200 5 of llC!y .,.,_...., • .., .,._,"',_, Thie 8'1tamtnl WM ftlecl 01,,.,,... .. lnt.,...,ld In the the Caltloml1 Problll Code. II IN otnce of ltll Dliet1tc*. with lhe COunty Clettl of Of· wtll end/or •tate· H11rwlt1, lllelfter l l08"-4 Ellli A\'9"UI, Foun-lf'OI COunty on ~embar A pet111on 11u ~ lllld ornaa111e, A.....,. • ::~~· Calltornla. tor the 21. 1915 PllRCE llROTHUtS HLLPOADWAY M09'TUARY 1 10 Broedway Costa Mesa 6-42-9150 by RO't\ J. ALLEN. Ill In the ~*-• 110 ....,._,. PU~HASE OI' ~AIC P111111 PACIFIC Vint Superp Court of Or1ng1 C..... Oftwe. l4lftt 1-. Publleflld Oranoa CoMt MIMOllUAL ,AllHC Covnlt requeettno that AOY ~......_CA_., CHLORIOEP 8 PECIFI· Deity Pllot0c1oblt 6. 12. t9. Cemetery• Monuary J ALLEN. Ill bl llC)polnted Publllhed Orange Coa91 CATION NO "°"' 28. 1916 Cha~ • Cremato1y M Plf1'0nll r..-ntatlve Deify Piiot Oc100ll' t8, 1t, Bldl mutt bl IUbmltled a..ott 3500 ..,.If'-v•~ Ori....,. to admlnls1• the Mtate of 25 t9S& on the form IUpplild by the --------• ..... "' "'"" ... ROY J ALL!N. J". . F8M57 DIWle1• In ecconlanoe wtttl --ti' 11)11C( N~I 8Mch TM petition re<iuM t• Ill s>rOYlllOM of IN~ ,.._ t)4.4.2700 "''"°'~ to lldmWeW IN GSttont rtcnnoua .-.. e111t. un0at t"8 lndepen-P\BJC M>TICE ~toN. bid b1Mk.1 um tTA~ dent Adrnln19tretlon of &-Ind lunhet infonneOon ,.,..., n,. totlOwlng perwone are 111• Ac:1 K-t11• l>I otltlllnld 11 the abo'W'9 ed-dOlnG ~ Ill: CALI- The petition 11191 tor heir• MOTa TO CMOfTOtll ~ ~ M0-2' tO fl O A N I A I NT I "I 0 A l"O In Dept No 3 11 700 Ofl or .. '.a.. ~ ...... PLANTS. 1• 9Ndow H•. CMc c.nt• Ortw Wett. 9UUl TMlllNft J, UC1UM H .. , CA t2M3 Santi Ana. CA 92701 on Oc· ( ..... l1l'M197 ~. .., "'• ~ C..-Cerotyn LoulM Scott• to«ier 23, 1111, at t :30 a.m u.c.c.t .., • an --TechcMikr, t• 9Ndow .a. 11' YOU OBJlCT to ttw Notice 11 Mirll)y QMn to Putllehld Or... Coeet UC1UM Hiiia, CA t2963 ' orerttlnO Oii the peoOllon. '°" cr-41tora of Iha within Oelr Piiot Olltottlr 1~: ft1A1 bullMM " COf\· lhould lltlW ~ 11 t"8 nemld .,.,-.,0'1•) that • dUctld by. an ~ '-1ng Ind 8'111 your 04>-~ trlfllflt .. ~ to be C.• L. T~ lecttOne or t1te wrtttan otljtO-made on Plf'eonel propeny "8JC 11)11C( nw at~ ,... lllld ~ a WOftOatful wonci 11one wtth the oourt befof• ._..,.... ~. w1tt1 the County a.ti of Of· 01 ll'lopp1no. r1oht •t the IMllttng. YtNf ~-The IWnll Ind ~ Mnnoul ...... ... Coumy on .... ""4* 'fOJI( ftw .... ~ ence may l>l In l*W or by aOltl of tl'l8 lnWnOed lllAm STAW 21. IMS Dally Piiot Ct111lll•d 'f04/ll ltt<WNY tr ..... °'' It* GIC>f'OI t.. TM~ perwone.. Ade To p1eoe yOA11 Id If YOU .AAE A CRlDO'Olll ~LLP Md~ I. ~ ~ • 8outfl Putlllfled Orll'IOI OMIC cell 0142-"71 Md 1aie i :_':':'.°:"~or:': ~'&:"~ ~81 ~· W:: ,=:; ~= ~-.. 11, 11, Clmtned M-Y'lor ,_ 'f04/ll dalm "'1tl IN COUl1 OI 929.27 Neutletlfl Inc , (• c.1-a.471 re>" c a Matchup ranks among the best No. 1 Iowa tests o. 2 Michigan's stubborn ef ense From AP dJapatcb1 The fint time a team ranked No. I in the Associated Press poll team met No. 2 oocum:d in 1943 when 1ervice teams often appeared in the ran.kings and No. I Notre Dame edged No. 2 Iowa Pre-Fli&ht 14-1 3. Another N'"o. 1 vs. No. 2 meeting is on tap today, the 19th in the SO years of the AP ranki~. This time, it will be Iowa Post-Aiaht-or at least Iowa Preaent-Aight, since the top-ranked Univenity of Iowa Hawkeyes arc the country's siJtth best passing team and quanerback Chuck Long is third nationally in passing efficiency. When Iowa entertains runner-up Michigan today, it will be No. I against No. I as well as No. l vs. No. 2. Iowa is the highest scoring team in the nation, averaging 44.2 points a pme, and Michi&an is the stingiest, yielding only 4.2. In fact, the Wolvennes have surTCndered only one touchdown in five games. Howev~r1 Michigan Coach Bo Schembecruer predicts that Long & Co. "will be the greatest challenge for our defense." The Hawkeyes arc sixth nationally in offense, rolling up 469.8 yards a game, with Lona completing 106 of I 58 passes for 1,288 yards and I S touchdowns and Ronnie Hannon rushing for 512 yards in five games. Michigan is fourth nationally in total defense (220.0 yards a game), 12th apinst the NSh (99.2) and eighth in pusina defense ( 120.8). Today's only other contest between members of the AP's Top Twenty finds No. 1 S Alabama playmg host to No. 20 Tennessee in Bamun&ham. Meanwhile, third-ranked OkJaboma finally plays itJ home opener against Miami, Fla., No. 4 Arkansas enter- tains Teus and fifth-ranked Aorida is at home apins1 Southwestern Louisiana. The rest of the Top Ten are on the road -sixth-ranked Penn State at Syracuse, No. 1 Nebrasu at Mi~ souri, No. 8 Auburn at Georgia Tech, No. 9 Briabam Younaat New Mexico for a rllght game and No. I 0 Afr Force at Colorado State. In the Second Ten. Purdue is at No. 11 Ohio State, Tulsa at No. 13 Florida State at night, Tex.as A&M at No. 14 Baylor under the lights, No. 16 Georgia at Vanderbilt, Kentucky at No. 17 LSU at night, No. 18 UCLA at Washington State and No. 19 Anny at Notre Dame. Twelfth-ranked OkJa- homa State is idle. "I've never been associated with a 1-2 game in the middle of the season," says Iowa Coach Hayden Fry, who has never been associated with any of the six such bowl matchu~. either, unless be watched on tclev15ion. "It's an important game, the bi~ gest game of the week. but we don t want to put all our~ in one basket. We have to be rcahstic. If we don't win, life will continue. I don't want our guys to think it's a matter of life and death. I'd bate to think the game bas reached that point." Washington can pad its Pacific-1 0 lead with win From AP cU1patc~et The University of Washington fiaurcs to have no ~roblem exteodmg itJ lead in the Pacific-I 0 Conference football race today when the Huskies entertain Oregon State. Washington, 3-0 in Pac-I 0 play and 4-2 overall, was listed as a whopping 37-point favorite over the Beavers. who are 1-2 and 2-4. The Husk.ies arc one of only two teams unbeaten in Pac-I 0 action. The other is Arizona, which plays a non- confercnce game. The Oregon State-Washington contest is one of four Pac-10 games scheduled today. In the others. I 8th- ranlced UCLA, 2-1and4-1-1, plays at Washington State, 2-2 and 2-4; Stan- ford, 0-2 and 1-4, is at Southern Cal, 1-1 and 2-2, and California, 0-4 and 2-4. is at Oregon. 2-1 and 2-3. A pair of non-<:onfercncc games involving Pac-I 0 teams are scheduled tonight -Arizona. 2-0 and 4-1 , entenains San Jose State, a Pacific Coast Athletic Association team with a 1-3 league record and a 1-S overall mark, and Arizona State, 1-1 and 3-2. hosts another PCAA team. Utah State. which is 2-3 in league play and 2-4 overall. Hayden Fry Ex-TCU players to talk FORT WORTH (AP) -Four former Texas Christian University football players said they planned to interview with the National Col- legjate Athletic Association neitt week in its continuing investigation C'f the school. The four received a written guaran- tee from TCU on Thursday that their full scholarships Wiii continue until 1987. The fonner players' attorney, Spencer Kopf. and TCU counsel Marcus Ginsburg reached an agree- ment on the scholarships. "The school had represented to the public that it intended to fulfill the scholarships," said Kopf. "But that's not what was in writing. Only after two attorneys negotiated dad the players get the $Uarantee the school said it was offenng." The fonner players, Egypt Allen, Marvin Foster. Gary S"i)ann and Gearld Taylor. said they will cooper- ate fully With the NCAA investiga- tion. They were among seven plaers suspended in September by TCU Coach Jim Wacker for taking cash payments from boosters. University officials turned down their requests to be reinstated to the football team. The agreement signed by the for- mer players provides that TCU's administration will offer the scholar- ships as long as the players maintain a 2.0 gradepoint for academic eligib1h- ty. MIKE McKENNA'S ALL NEW CARS O/o • FINANCING AVAILABLE O.A.C. - -.JI! ---------- OrengeCou1 DAILY PILOT/&awrday. Octot. 1t. 111& 87 Jinx no concern to Riley Lakers • coach isn't worried a outpastchamps'failures LOS ANGELES (AP) -The Los Anacin Lakers are prep&rina for the upcomina National Basketball Associa· tion season. determined not to buckJe under the wet&ht of the championship crown. Since the I 96U9 sea.son, 16 teams b.ave failed to successfully defend their title. The Lakers and the Boston Celtics, the Jut repeat champions, each have come up empty three times during that stretch. Lakers Coach Pat Riley said the team asn 't concerned about the pattern. "We're not go1na to focus on why lC&ms d1dn't re~t. we're not aoina to take that frame of mind. .. saad Riley, who has won two NBA utJes an bas four years on the Lakers' bench. "Bccau1e if we do that, we'll only talk about what it takes to lose. ··we want to concentrate on the season, what it takes to get to the playoffs, get through the playoffs and finish 10 the finals." Last year. the Lalcers rolled throuah the regular season with a 62-20 mark. After dispatching Phoenix, Ponland and Otnver in the playoffs, they beat the Celucs in six pmes in the finals. "One of the keys to success as durabahty, both mentally and physically," said Riley, whose club was vinually iojury-frtt last season. Standout guard Earvin "Magic" Johnson said the Lalcers have to maintain last year's level of play, but some things will be out of their control. "Look IMY1 a lot iJ> •t.. avotd.lac uuuries and~ llk.e that." Johmon wd .. Not oo.Jy in rmpe11ina. but m wmnj~ You have to be lucky, bleucd. to wio it aU. "Its ooaecret what you have to do to rq>ca1. h'ablnt to WlD it, harder to ~t." PbyafoaJ durabibty may be the moct impon&Dl and yet elus1ve key to ~pcatina. Ea.ch of the 1ui three NBA champions have been naa,cd by iDJunes tbe followina year. The 1981-82 Laken ~~without Bob McAdoo for the final 32 regular«ason pmes aod lost forward James Worthy for the playoffs. After wionina the 1982-83 title. the Pbiladelptu.a 76crs were not at their best durina the playoff• the following season with guard Maurice Cheeks slowed by a bad knee. The 1983-84 champion Celt1cs lost Cedric Maxwell to a knee tnJury and their star, Larry Bird. wu plaaued throughout the playoffs by a bad elbow. .. Anytime you have an injury, it disrupts the team," said Laker forward Kun Rambts. "It doesn't ncoeuarily have to be a star. It can be any player wbo played with a group of guys and that sroup played weU together. If you're missmg a pica of the puzzle, things just don't roll as well." Johnson has said dunng the prescason that, with the addauon of veteran Mauncc Lucas and roobe A.C Green. a pair of forwards, the Lakers have the capabtltty ofbeang a better team than last season "On paper 1t could be," IWey said. "But that donn't mean anything. "Maurice Luk.as and A.C. Green figure to play a lot. II Wlll be how they blend in that counts. If they do, then 1 th1nlc we Wiil be a better team (than last year)." Umpires' hearing postponed Site of meetings now in New York, to begin Monday KANSAS CITY (AP) -The scheduled bearing at which former president Richard M. Nixon was to arbitrate a pay dispute between the major league umpires and baseball management has been postponed 1mtil Monday at the request of the two leagues. The site of the mccung. which was to have been held today. also was switched from Kansas City, where the World Series ~ns 1001ght. lo New York said Rachae Ph1lhps. attorney for the union. ' Nixon said he eitpccted to reach a dec1s1on shortly after conducting his hearing where he will listen to presentations by Phillips and presi- dents Bobby Brown of the Amencan League and Chub Feeney of the Nauonal League. The fonner president. who de- scnbes himself as an avid baseball fan. must decide how much money the umpires should receive for work- ing the expanded playoffs this year. Their contract was not adjusted when baseball changed the playoff fonnat from best-of-five games to best--Of- seven. Nixon said previously that the two sades were "not that far apart." He said he was chosen as arbitrator because. "First. I'm a baseball fan." but also because of his role as arbitrator an a 1960 steel dispute. "My eitperience an 1h1s area goes back many years," he said. A year ago. the umpires went on strike before the playoffs, staymg out unul the dCClsa ve fifth game of the Nauonal League scnes. College and sandlot umpires were used to fill an unul the regulars returned when Commissioner Peter Ueberroth a~ to arbitrate the issue. Uebcrroth's settlement gave each of the 12 umpires work.i°' the league playoffs SI 0,000 for asslgnment 10 those best-of-five series. ano provided for a S 160.000 pool to ~ d1stnbuted among the other umpires Olympic city hopefuls confident LISBON. Portugal (AP) -The final two candidates bidding fo r the 1992 Olympic Games -Anchorage. Alaska and Binnangham, England - expressed confidence Friday after their presentations at a mecung of the International Olympic Commtttcc. In remarks to reporters after separ- ate 15-minute meetings wtlh the ICC's Execuuve Board. members of both delega11ons descnbed the sessions as "very good." Anchorage Urgan121n$ Commmcc President Dave Baumeister said the U.S. group's presentation "dldn 't lose the eitecut1ve board's attenuon at all" throughout the mecung. .. l thtnk they were very cu n o us about Anchorage," he said. Denis Howell. president of the B1nnmgham Olympic Counctl, was pleased after the Bntish group's presentation. clatming: "I tlunk we've had a suc:cessful week hen ID Llsbon. lfl were a boolcma.ker, I'd be shonerung the odds (on Bimun&bam holding the Games)." Anchorage and Btrmmgham were the last of 14 etUes to formally open their candidacies for the 1992 Olym- pic Games. ISUZU IN ALLOWANCE 1· I ·1 s10,845 % I l.P .R. FllllllClllG .. 1111111 llli1101, Eaoere, Clttnkfft I C1•110•11 a •••· f11a11l11 l.A.O. p 2 i 1 I Mi '-----' ....___ r ., Reneult Offer• America'• Beet Smell Car Protection • Fht Ytan tr I0,000 •IM • Pl11 l~1lrt4 lalltu .... PrtlHtto Limited Warr811tlM. Certain r•trlCtlOne epply Ali< lot de! .... NEW FOR '86 JEEP COMANCHE (1.0. #025919) NOT EXACTLY AS PICTURED "'{) . s7595 OVER FACTORY INVOICE ON ALL REMAINING 1985 JEEPS & RENAULTS IN STOCK --1.------.· ·PAGE 2. Coldwell Banker, Newport . 3. Coldwell Banker, Costa Mesa 4. Sotheby's International 5. Dalebout Better Homes and Gardens 6. Grubb & Ellls 1. Grubb & Ellis INSIDE PAGE PAGE 8. Lynne Valentine Prop. 13. Remax Of Costa Mesa 9. George Elkins Co. 14. Remax Of Costa Mesa 10. Great Western Real Estate 15. Remax Of Costa Mesa 11 . Waterfront Homes 12. Lido Realty 16. Unique Homes 17. Harbor Realty L ~rlf "":· CA I _·_·_u. __ ·_w'_'_'_'_' __ '·_"'2"".r<_.L.'_., ____________________ _ PAGE 17. Hunt & Associates 18. J . M. Peters 19. Homes On Review 24.-26. Classified Ads 28. The Real Estaters OPEN HOUIE DIRECTORY PAGES 20-21 VIEW PROPERTIES ...... ... 8w11ptng Newport Bade Bay vtew from this 4 BR, gerden entry home wtth greet potential. Large lot on cuk»-uc. See Hf ..... .,..... View, vtew, view OWtf 180°. lmmacutate 3 BR. 2 BA. "Trina". End unit, wrap-around brick patio. Entertainer's deMght. Land Included. ..... ... Expanded, costomtz.d 3 BR Nantuck• 0089ll vtew. wood trlml, trench docn, added famly area & poet-size yard. Aaaumable ftnanctng. ..... ..1 .. 4 BR, New Bedford model, custom upgradee throughout. P8n0rem6c 008811 & city Mght view. Prtvate epa. New jumbo loan. ......... ~ Wat• view of harbor entrance, beach, pler'9 and IUnMtl. 4 large BR + den. Gr•t patio area wtth poet and apa. -ra• M1._ Large yard on vtew side CMW1ooklng bay and ocean. SunMta are outstanding. Room to ex- pand, prime location. A "mua1 eee". 11111&•• ........ vtew, vtew. view -this charming '4 BR on bluffs of Corona d8' Mar. Enjoy breethtakJng lights of harbor. oc:.an and city tights from patio and terreced gardens. Plan 1, 2 BR & den wtth custom decor. Vacant & ready to be sotd. Assumable loan -aeHer may carry. Tennis. pool, clubhouae & 24-hr aecurtty. Ml ma tMI• Ideal Plan 3 wtth 3 BR, FR, lovety decor, lush private garens, Ideal location wtth open feeling. Security, pools, tennis. .. 11111& •.. Pl'- Rare double comer tot south of PCH with. charming Englllh style 2 BR + 1 BR duplex. Probate sa)e. Both lots zoned R-2. Great poten- tial! 11111&•• .. 1 .... Spaaous, lovely 3 BR, 2'~ BA home. 9 years newt French doora & windows, tile & hardwood noon., 3 decks. 8'ry & Inviting. ... MIHI ftlW au IGl,lll Serenely aftuated 4 BR, tastefully appointed & metlcuk>u9'y maintained. 2 apacioua patios complimented by a ep9f1cffng poet. .. ,.. ........ Ane9t In OOW1front fMng. Exoeptlonlll det_,. throughout. Rec room for unending entertain- ment. Elegant mat• suHe. ..-mi S1,lll- 5 BR home on north channel. Country kitchen, 3 ftrepleoee, glganttc muter suite, rumpus room. Pier and aHp for 50' boat. Ill.II&. ..... ...... French custom relldence with 73' on main chMnel, 4 BR, 8 BA, art studio, gymnukJm, llbrary, poof & many amenltlee. A MEMBER OF THE SEARS FINANCaAL NETWORK r REAL ESTATE OPEN HOUSES 1-5 llTllllY ---...r. ... , 2 BR, Den $278,500 J. du BOtS -.. .., 3 BR, FR $345,000 C.Mc:MAHAN WB'ILUllY ............. 3 BR, C>celnfront $470,000 LROSE ---llJlttl 4 BR. Oen $425,000 M . M~TTHEWS --.,....., 4 BR, Oen, PIS $575,000 E. CORKETT .. ....... _, ....... 5 BR $675,000 A.KURTZ ....... , ...... .., 6 BR, FR. VU, Ottk:e $749,000 L Mel.OOH 111111 llnmlT 1••· ... , 4 BR. FR. P/S $335,000 E. CORKETT ....... _ , ..... ...., 4 BR, FR $338,000 L McLOON Ml -............ 3 BR. FR $345,000 C. McMAHAN ---m1•••N1 3 BR. FR $390,000 L. MURPHY ---Ml Irle 4 BR. Oen $425,000 J. ROB~NS ---......... 3 & 2 BR, Guest $449,000 0 . VALENTINE .......... Ht••aw 3 BR, FR $499,000 J. MERTZ Lmml m•._ 5 BR. FR $535,000 C. RUMSFELD ---1UI ........ 2 BR, Bayfront $575,000 LROSE ~ILll 2111 ......... • ,Spa $595,500 C. BALOIKOSKI -tmMI 1111.._,.,, 3 BR, View $610,000 T. BOLAND ....... n._ .... 6 BR, FR. View S650.000 B.REEOY Lm .. . ....... 4BR $880,000 J. du 80lS .... , ...... .., 6 BR. FR. View $749,000 M.REEOY Lm• mw.LMt .... 4 BR. FR $1,595,000 E. OLSON NEW LISTINGS 1........ .. ... ITotaly remodeled duplex with 3 BR apt. In front & 2 BR apt. In reer plus 4 car garage. a .... anxloua. ---al ··-I Abeolutety beautiful 3 BR famify room hdrne. Unobetructed view of harbor, OOMfl and dty llghta. Qu69t location. Sea.wtty eyNm. 644-9060 au..,. I .... Fabuloul tum-key opportunity. Offered com- pletely fumllhed. 2 9R penthouM In eecurtty bulldlng. Walking dlatance to beech. ........... 111..- 0wnera transferred, priced for quick ulel 2 BR pfua retrMt, 2 BA, eecur1ty system, aafe, etc. ···-~ 11 ... Ocean breez89, communbfty poof, tennis, Coun- try Frenctt decor, neutral carpet, 4 BR. 21.A BA, baloonles, wet bar. A stunning condo! ........... 11..,.. Thia 2 BR, 2 BA Is In move-In condttJon. Up- graded with tlle floors, mirrored wardrobe doors, bultt~n boOkshetves In IMng room. ...,. mn mam m1.- 0ne of the largest units In area, mlnutee from the beach and Fashion Island. Fee land. Enjoy the good llfe, call to see . H la.I~ II .. Qutet beach location with charming older home, extra large bonus/BR over garage, boat ramp, walk to beaches. Excellent starter home. WllllUff ... A jewel of a home with large aasumable loM. 4 BR. large famlfy room, great poof and MS*'•te master suite. Charming Cape Cod exterior. unu UUIA ..-111..- Now Is the time for you to have your own pt.ce In the sun. Uve In one unit and rent out the other. Both have been remodeted . HMla&aNl•H• '41 .. Opportunity to acquire emotionally appMllng 3 BR home at greatly reduced value. Super IOW9f peninsula location. Block to ocean or bay. IAl.llA --.. n.-Llttle Island Cape Cod. Upgraded 3 BR, 2 BA. charming wtth hardwood noora. trench doors, large kitchen wtth bullt-lns. Sunny patio . •en• -11,lll,IM Savor the romanoe and beauty of daalc Medi- terranean architecture. 5 BR, aoartng ceilings. akyOghts. Home of exceptional quaJlty. OTHER AREAS .... ·~ .,.,.. Dramatic oceanfront condo, 2 BR, 2 BA, fumilhed. One year new decor, ltalra to beach, breathtaking vtew. A perfect summer home. ... tut• Highly upgraded 2 BR, den, 2 decQ, air ~ dltk>ned, nlght-Ught view. LOWfy wooded ar• wtth poof & tennta. ExceMent value. u1m--. .-,.11 Grand whitewater vt.w. 3 BR + den home la tasteful, Immaculate, with custom wallpapena shutters, hardwood floora, _,., new carpet9 a drapes. min~ .. n.m 2 BR blg-lttle home hat famous put and when you eee It, you"M know It' a your future. Quality plus ttmel111 perfectk>n for thoee bored by the ordlnery. COSTA MESA PUI If PIUllTlll 1111,111 Mint condition 3 BR, 2 BA home with brick accents and Indoor/outdoor feeling from sliding walls of glass, vaulted ceilings and atrium. Stunning Yorkshire model with easy care yard on quiet cul-de-sac location. Seeing Is believing so see It today! IW.lllUT HIE 1114,IOO Freshly painted llvlng room with custom sky- light, Casablanca light fixture and fireplace Is the main attraction In this superbly maintained 3 BR, H\ BA home with add-on famlly room. Fourth bedroom Is now a den with built-In bar. A value packed home with large yard and fruit trees you should see right nowt llHIFIC F .. ILY l•E S 14',IOO Well J!lalntained 5 BR , w. BA home in Mesa Nort~: Super for family with chlldren-located near schools. An investment you'll never regret making. See it today! A Ill IPPHTllITT 1111,000 Spectacular 2-story, 5 BR home with kitchen/family room combination, formal dining area, llvlng room with fireplace and enclosed patio with heater. Superb family home romanti- cally decorated to appeal to all. This home can be your family's paradise -call to see today! MESA VERDE IOLF CllllSE YIEW Ull,000 Large 4BR, 21/:zBA, Buccoia home with 3-car garage, impressive patio with fireplt, wet bar, skylight, protessionally landscaped. Overlooks the best view of Costa Mesa Golf Course. Great value for your money and priced to sell! T&IE AIYAllTHEI 1211,000 Gracious 4 BR + den Mesa Verde home has everything! Located near 2 golf courses and 2 parks, beautiful yard with pool and patio, and side hideaway patio off the den, new ad d-on family room and teen quarters with it's own entry. Bring In your offer! All terms will be considered. PHFECTIOI IEYOH IELIEF 1112,000 Decorated with warmth and feeling , this Im- maculate 3 BA, 3 BA house would be a pleasure to call "Home". Delightful country kitchen, for- mal dining room. separate In-law quarters, fire- place with wood hearth and colorful landscaping add even more appeal. A must to see! Call today. TWI IASTEll 11ms1 1111,000 Beautiful 2-story, 4BR, 2BA. Separate family room dining room and rock fireplace in living room: Professional landscaping with sparkling pool. Backs to park. Call now. IW mH'I F11UT 1111,000 Here's your Introduction to good neighbors! Beautiful one story home In the most deslreable area of Costa Mesa. 3 BA, 1'f4 BA, formal dining, rec room and fabulous master bedroom wtth refurbished bath. Professional landscaping proves very appealing. ·call to see this excep- tional home today! ' SHt,IOO • TIE Ill.I OllllE Unique location on Mesa Verde Golf Course 16th tee. Spacious family home with 4 BA/311• BA Huge step-down family room with walk-In wet bar and f ant as tic wall of glass. Immaculate and ready for you. Call now for your own private showing. AMEMBEROFTHE !'1 SEARS ANANCIAL NETWORK l1J REAL ESTATE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE WINNER! On October 8, Mike Keeler was the winner of the Champagne Brunch drawing for two, compli- ments of Coldwell Banker, Costa Mesa. BUY OF THE IOllTH IWTIW.U llEllCEll 1241,HO Supreme quality duplex with 3 BR/2 BA upper unit and 1 BR/ 1 BA lower unit. 3 car garage. Excellent as owner occupied investment or as total rental Ocean and park are just steps away! Make your otter now. IEWPOllT ISWI 1411,000 Very sharp waterfront with dock and two side- ties. Extra large 3 BR with family room or designed and zoned to be a duplex. Very special island known for Its quiet living. A good buy for someone who loves the beach and wants their boat in front. DIST& IUA Tllft.U llN,OOG Great Income producer with even greater poten- tial-property needs T.L.C. House plus duplex equals 3 units with 2 BR, 1 BA and 1 car garage each. Just listed! Call for your showing today. llPlD llYUT9llT 1121,IM Start your portfolio nowl Affordable property with 2·2 BA, 1 BA units In good rental area. The time to buy Is nowt Call for more Information on how to begin. 645-0303 CONDOS WW Tl Tll IUCI 1221- Beautlful 3 BR Newport Crest condo. Split-level on the front row with ocean view. Quiet cul de sac location In well cared for cq_mplex with comm. pool. spa & tennis. Call to see, today. UM YIEW •M 1111,00I Large 1 BR condo In glamourous elevator build- ing with comforting security. Close to shops. Boat sllp possibilities. Lovely pool. Call now. ILIFFS •M 1114,000 Lowest price 2 story, 3 bdrm, 2'/2 bath condo on fee land In the Bluffs with terrific Greenbelt view. Modern decor In luscious creams. Call now. umm w1111 11H,to0 Flawless 3 BR, 2112 BA townhouse was the model for the complex. Beautifully decorated in superb taste. Ideal community living with pool and tennis. Be the first to see this home! Call now HWPOIT IEllm COHO 1141,100 You get your money's worth 1n this two story condo with large bedrooms plus studio. large living room, deluxe kitchen with eating area. formal dining, skylight and 2 fireplces. Great location and the best buy in Newport Beach! Call to see today. IEWNRT WCI-WALi TO OCEAI Sl•t,100 Model perfect 2 BR. 2'h BA condo with vaulted celllngs, flagstone fireplace. mini bhnds, at- tached 2 car garage ANO mini ocean view' Call today for your opportunity to see this exqu1s1te home. WIOST HAii IEW! S 124,100 Inviting 2 BR. 2•12 BA condo has everything' Upgraded carpeting, skylights, garden window. cathedral ceilings. oak cabinets with ceramic counter tops, and outstanding storage 1n house & garage. Security gated community with pool & spa. Hurry out! It's too good to miss IEWNIT IUCll S 122,100 Fashionable Penthouse with sparkltng ocean view in a quiet and secure resort location with swimming or walk to the beach A serene hide- away in soft beige. pertect as a first or last home Just listed and vacant, so call to see 1t now' VILUIE CHH COHO S101,000 Perfect tri-level condo with 2 BR . 2 BA. formal dining and living room with fireplace 1n excellent location. Water oriented community with pool. spa and paddle tennis. Incredible value for your $$ • shop and compare then call IW •ILE 141111( PIH Sll,110 Townhome with 2 BR, 1112 BA, fireplace. double attached garage and private patio. Nice end unit in security gated community with pool. Ideal tor the first time buyers! Develop some equity now' Ill LIW llt,000 This could be your first home or your first investment. Charming 2 BA. 1 BA condo with cute kitchen. breakfast bar and living room that's bright and sunny. New to market so see now -before it's gone! M Y11 PH IEllT? 111,000 Why should you when this lower level 1 BR condo in South Coast Villas is great for first time buyers. It's close to So. Coast Plaza with comm. pool & spa. Put your rent money towards the purchase of your first home. Call for further details. 2299 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA SOTHEBY'S INTERNATIONAL REALTY 759-6700 NEW LISTING -J4DO ISLE We have just listed a charming Lido Isle home that has to be one of t he best buys around. Loca~d on one of the Island's nicest streets, the lot is forty-five feet wide and offers t remendous potential for expansion or remodeling. There is an existing very livable Lido Isle charmer with a south-facing patio, two bedrooms, two baths, family room and a cozy fireplace in the living room. The best news is you can have all of it for only $345,000. LIDO ISLE BA YFRONT DUPLEX Two bayfront homes fo r the price of one! Built as a duplex with four bedrooms and four baths in the main residence plus two bedrooms and one bath in the second. Both homes have excellent bay views. There is a great sandy beach right in front and an association-owned boat dock nearby where you can greet your yachting guests. Offered at $1,150,000 FIFTY-FIVE FEET ON LIDO ISLE BA YFRONT Situated on the east end of Lido Isle, this distinctive contemporary home has five bedrooms, five and one-half baths, including a maid's room and bath. A large formal dining room, family room and breakfast area completes the living quarters. A much desired four-car garage is one of t he numerous amenities. Waterfront patios of generous p roportions offer the opportunity for gracious outdoor entertaining. The existing dock and slip will accommodate a large boat, and may be enlarged. Southern exposure ensures the maximum enjoyment of t his choice estate. Offered at $3,750,000 BIG CANYON COUNTRY CLUB Ideally located overlooking the third tee, fairways, lakes and greens are included in the view from this distinctive golf course estate. Custom built and occupied by t he original owner, this warm and cheerful home offers four bedrooms, three and one-half baths, plus a spacious yard, pool and spa. The owner has moved and would like to sell this home. Offered at $1,200,000 BIG CANYON COUNTRY CLUB We are convinced that this is one of the better buys in Big Canyon. I t's a Deauville model Deane home, with three bedrooms, three baths and a den that could be a fourth bedroom or maid 's room. The original owners have given their home meticulous and loving care, and it shows! There are lots of amenities including a spa, steam bath, air conditioning, built-in Bar-B-Q and much, much more. Now offered at only $550,000 DOVERSHORESBAYFRONT Warmth and charm are the first visual impressions as you approach the front of this home where used brick is generously applied. T here is a bayfront living room with deeply toned architectural wood paneling, marble fireplace, french doors and towering ceilings. Five bedrooms plus four and one-half baths, and a large used brick patio facing t he bayf ront where a 50 foot yacht may be accommodated. Offered at $1,175,000 .._ __ SOTHEBY'S INTERNATIONAL REALTY __ ~ l LINDA ISLE ... Enjoy the comfort, safety and pride of ownership of this gated community home. On the bay ... wlth boat slip for thirty foot boat. Four bedrooms. Five baths. Dining room. Famlty room. Motivated seller open to offer and terms ................................................ $1, 190,000 DOYER SHORES • . . This magnificent view home Is delightful for dally living and gracious entertaJnlng. Accommodates 200 guests com- fortably.Walk-behind wet bar. Electrlcally oper- ated skylights. Spacious room for billiards. Crystal chandeliers. Three large bedrooms. Fabulous master suite with sitting room and ftreplace. Hobby room easily convertible to two extra bedrooms. New solar heated pool. Spa wtth waterfall. Elaborate security system. All this and much more ................................ $1,175.000 Open Sat-Sun 1-5 ................ 1244 Polaris Drive DOVER SHORES . Distinctive. Etched glass double door entry. Hand carved celling In foyer. Living room with oak mantled fireplace and step-down wet bar. Fabulous bay view. Four large bedrooms. Master has huge dressing room. Jacuzzi with retractable roof. Oak pan- elled den. Family room with fireplace. Pool. ····························································· $850,000 Open Sun 1-4 ....................... 1380 Galaxy Drive DOYER SHORES . . . Custom bayfront home with an abundance of special features. Pier and float for large boat. Ideal family home with grown children or In-laws. Main house has huge llvlng room. dining room. library and master bedroom suite. Across the huge brick patio Is a separate two bedroom suite. Elegantly re- furbished ............................................. $825,000 DOVER SHORES . . . Dramatically renovated. Three bedrooms. Superior kitchen with break- fast room. Dining room. Family room. Giant play room. Three fireplaces. Hardwood floors. High beamed ceilings. Plantation shutters. French doors. Uninterrupted view .................. $825,000 Open Sat-Sun 1-5 ................ 1730 Galaxy Drive DOYER SHORES ... A commodious home In an elegant neighborhood. Five bedrooms. Four baths. Substantially upgraded. Delightful view of back bay and city lights. Spacious room for entertaining. French doors. All new appliances In kitchen ............................................. $687 ,000 Open Sun 1-5 ....................... 1518 Galaxy Drive BALBOA OCEANFRONT . . . Un-busy location on last block of boardwalk. Relentless view of aand and ocean. Two stories. Unusual~.but exciting floor plan. Three bedrooms. Vaulted celllngs. Dumb waiter. Wet bar. Two fireplaces. ::a~r~~!1 ~~:e~~-~1.~.~ •• ~~ •• ~.~ •• ~.n~~~~ HARBOR HILL . . . Nothing more stimulating than the freshness of a new home In a pres- tigious area. Cape Cod design. Four bedrooms. Five baths. Master suite with Jacuzzi. Three fireplaces. Family room. Den/llbrary easily con- vertible to fifth bedroom. Central air condition- ing. Priced for quick sale .................... $599.950 DOVER SHORES .•. E.xcttlng bay view enjoyed from entire living area. Fabulous famlty room with custom walnut bar and wine storage. Fan- tastic home for casual partiea or formal enter- taining. Four bedrooms and four baths. Con- vertible den. One bedroom and bath ideally lkocated for maid or guest.. ............... $560.000 1617 WESTCLIFF DRIVE . "~ .... Dalebout •• Better I ~Homes~ I .. and Gardens® *************************** : BALBOA PENINSULA ... What could be : • more appealing than a hideaway cottage • • by the sea? An easy walk to the ocean and -tc : an easy walk to the bay. Convenient to • • public transportation, yet sufficiently re-! • moved as to allow complete privacy. • ii Cheerful living room with wood burning • • flreplace. Two bedrooms. Two baths. Neat • ! kitchen. Artistic white picket fence and : • dooryard completes the atmosphere of • • privacy and serenity. Zoned R-2. Priced for • : quick sale .................................... $199,500 : • Open Sat-Sun 1-5 .................... 317 Anade ., ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• BAYCAEST ... The scope of this two-story four bedroom residence Is rarely found In this price range. The llvlng room. dining room and family room are all huge. Three fireplaces. Wet bar and a wine rack. There Is a protected play area and a f enced-ln pool and spa. A lease/ option Is a ·possibility ............................................ $480,000 LIDO ISLE ... Lido Isle's many community activities for all ages. View this nlewly listed four bedroom, den, dining room home on a forty-five foot street-to-street lot. Charm personified. Easy to show. Aeduoed ............... NOW$475,0C'0 Open Sun 1-5 .............................. 125 Via Koron BAYCREST . . . Outstanding. Metlculously malntlaned family home. Family room with bullt- ln wet bar. Dining room with built-In buffet. Four bedrooms. Master bedroom with fireplace In adjoining sitting room. Upstairs bonus room with bullt-ln wet bar. Central air conditioning. Large yard with extra storage ............ $475.000 WESTCLIFF ... A wonderful oppartunlty awaits the person with a eye for quality. This four bedrooms, three and one-half bath custom f amlly residence Is located on one of Newport Beach's most sought-after streets ..... $450,000 Open Sun 1-5 ................... 1216 Somerset Lane BAYCREST ... All rooms are spacious. Step- down llvlng room with fireplace. Huge dining room and family room. Five bedrooms. Traffic ways are surfaced with Mexican pavers. Rear yard Is perfect for entertaining, comptete with pool, spa and Shuffleboard court ....... $415.000 Open Sat-Sun 1-5....... ..... 1437 Antigua Way BAYCREST ... Prestigious neighborhood. Four bedrooms. Master bedroom with fireplace and his and hers separate bathrooms. Efflcent kitchen with two Magic Chef ovens and Jenn- aJre cooktop. One bedroom and bath Ideally located for maid or quests. Maintalnence tree yard. Pool and re-clrcolatlng fountain. Central vacuum system ................................... $395,000 CLIFFHA YEN . . . Extensive use of choice woods. Three bedrooms. Dining room. Spacious A-2 lot Includes a two bedroom rental In rear. Huge patio. Convenient location ........ $339,000 BAYCAEST ... Four bedroom. Central recep- tion area providing easy access to huge living room, family room and bedroom wing. Two fireplaces. Dining room. Pool. plus extensive surfaced area .............................. NOW $300.000 Open Sun 1-5 ............•.... 1907 Windward Lane BAYCAEST . . . Beautifully refurbished family home. Green-house window in kitchen. Kitchen includes microwave and compactor Parquet floors. Four spacious bedrooms. Three baths. Child -gated custom pool and spa. .................................................... NOW $299,000 Open Sun 1-5 .................... 2107 Santiago Drive BA YCAEST ... Original owners are offering this flawless home at a fair and reasonable price. Three bedrooms. Superb location. There is a magnificent backyard with a free-standing gazebo. There Is a sunken unobtrusive RV area. A most unusual property ........... NOW $249,000 Open Sat.Su 1-5 ..................... 2040 Sb.ipway Lue NEWPORT CREST ... Delightful two bedroom, two and one-half bath condo. Den. Wet bar. Living room with fireplace. Master suite has front and rear deck Bright and cheerful kitchen. 24 hour security .................................. $173.000 INCOME PENINSULA POINT . . . Rare slx-plex among fine residences. One two-bedroom and five one- bedroom units in good condition. Owner will exchange for lndustrical/commercial or trust deeds .................................................. $660,000 CORONA DEL MAR . . . Income or in- laws ... elther way, this handsome duplex works. Beautifully crafted and appointed three bedroom unit up. Two bedrooms down. View One block form beaches. Extra large 50x 118 foot lot. Quiet location ........................ $630.000 PENINSULA POINT . . . Custom triplex with a great three. bedroom owner's unit. Owner will exchange for lndustrlal/commercial property or trade for trust deeds.. .................... . 54-0,000 CORONA DEL MAA . . A wondertul oppartunl- ty awaits the person with an eye for investment. If you have the vision to restore this duplex, the potential llm111ess. Forty-five foot lot A much sought-after location ........................ $325.000 CLIFF HAVEN . . . Attractive duplex. Two bedroom each unit. Hardwood floors through- out. Presently used as a single unit, but easily convertible. Beautifully landscaped and well maintained. New plumbing New paint. Security system................... . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . $295.000 Open Sat-Sun 1-5...... . ... 1611 Cliff Drive COST A MESA . Centrally located four-plex Two, two-bedroom units. Two one-bedroom units. Always rented. Dependable Income. New root. November 1983. Motivated sefler ottering for qulci< saJe..... ......... . . $220.000 NEWPORT BEACH • ru IS '" RE IO E. 'T IAL BROKERAGE SERVICE . 111.llllT UIM... 11 ..... Just listed! Plan 3. 5 BR, 3 'h BA, & family room. Traditional & classtc, highly customized and ac- cented w/black marble & grarut.e. Loads of amenities. Sandie Fix llltMI Pllll IOllTlll ......... 11...- Glitt.ering night lights plus exciu.ng ocean and sun.set view from this outstanding 4 BR, 2 in BA home. Two family rooms, a library. spacious living/dining room home with d.anli.ng waterfall and Ko1 pond. Maralou Ingold au. m oua• •rm Wiil.i 1211.- Memones of Cape Cod in a California setting. Tius beaut.Jfully remodeled Lusk-built 3 BR home as all you could ever ask for. Complete with paddle t.enrus court and delightful amenities. Coby Ward ... llUlfT ...... 1111111 ....... Five BR, 3 BA family home on large Jot offenng ocean vtew, fonnal living and dming, plus a private deck off mas~r bedroom to survey the city below. SaruUe Fix lllTl YIEZ.ul'Tl MIMll UITI •1111& •1t11T IUll 11...- Nothing can match this secure. elegant hi-rise condo with sweeping view of ocean, mountains, and harbor 5 floors below. Recreation areas, pool, spa, some slips, underground parking, tul1 richly deslgned mast.er BR. a full time or Pied A Terre living for two. Tom AJ.li.naon ll --1 11,2\iU .... .., ..... All• Overlooking Big Canyon plus Fashion Ia.1and lights. Arrowhead atmosphere among trees. Privacy and secunty. Outst.a.ndmg mvest.ment below market Owner will help hn.ance. Current- ly leased. Tom A.lluuon WTlllff LmlY IHI ... Wonderful opporturuty to buy a well-located 4 BR, Lusk-bwJt home with a samJI ocean view Near all the important !IC'hools, shopping and recreauon Coby Ward. m1m • IMI• YlfW .. I 1241,MI A $10,000 f'Wuct1on on t.hJ.s Carmel model in Phase Il. Now extremely well priced! French windows an the main u~ areas and extensive covered patios are just two of the features you'll love. Susan Scanlon llLHHI UTITI 11,111 ... Pri vat.e t.enrus court, pool and spa. Large cuatom home satu.ated on ~ acre lot m prestigious Belcourt. Two story home with 5 BR. 4 BA. fanuly room, study. air condttJorung, extensive secunty system. Bnght and cheerful and m "move m" condJ uon 24 hour guarded gate com- muru t y. Pnoe mcludes land Donn.a Godshall ...-111.1. m110 nu.- A best Strada location 4 BR, 3 BA Wlth enure 2nd story muter suite. CAthedral ceilings, gourmet kitchen, indoor ape and more Assumable financ- ing. Martha MACn.ab #2 Clwlc 111•••1 Suite 100 SITlllllY BAYCREST ...... 2t 11 LMnr• L8M 3 BR, spa 2-5 T Allmaon/M.Marion BAYCREST SHI-1JI I ' .. .,. 3 BR 1-5 S .Vogt WOOOBRI.IX;E t 1M,IM 3 BR. FR, spa 12 .... PENINSULA ..... 111 Uni ... 2 BR 1·5 M Cooper SlllAY OCEANFRONT 1411.-,., ........... Duplex, 3 BR, ocn front 11·5 T.All.JNon BIG CANYON 11.--.. ..,.. ......... 4 BR. FR, pool, spe 1-5 T.Alli.n9on NWPTHTS ·--.,, ............. 3 BR, FR I_.. C. WaJdor SPYGLASS .... . ........... 6 BR, FR, pool, spa 12-4 P.Bailey HARBOR V HLS ..,. .. .......... La. 4 BR. FR 1:30-5 M. Propp BELCOURT tHI-111 ......... 5 BR, FR 1-5 B.Panch SPYGLASS RIDGE ...... .......... 5 BR, FR 1-5 C. Muon SEAVIEW ...,.,. 1111 fMllt la••• .... 4 BR, FR 1-5 L Beuley HARBOR RIDGE 11n.-......... 5 BR, FR 1-5 S.Vogt HARBOR V HMS un.-11U ,.... ,,..., 3 BR, FR 2-5 s ScanJ&n HARBOR RIDGE ...... 21 ......... 3 BR, FR. spa 1-5 A. Pet.era HARBOR RIDGE 11,1...-I feft.IMrt 5 BR, FR. pool I ·5 A. Peters HARBOR V HMS u-. 1 ... hrt LMl1hfP 3 BR. FR 1-5 M.lngold THE BLUFFS 11MMI ........ 4 BR, FR 1-5 L.Jacobs BIG CANYON ""-........... ..,.. 3 BR 1-5 8. Aune SATlllllY I SllllY SPYGLASS HlLL U ,l ......... tMI," 9f IMlJ" 6 BR, FR, pool, spe 8-8 M. lnBokt BIG CANYON 11,1..... 11 a.,.I lt.1Mfa1 5 BR, FR, pool. ape 1-5 S.Grody ww. mo llllllT • 111• •• 1111 ....,.. Ocean and rught light view from th.la single story. 3 BR. 2 BA fonnal dming room and huge fam.il y room home. Profem:ionally remodeled and decor· ated with French doon, plantation ahutten1, Mex- ic.an ule, beam ceil1np and many other amenities. Spa, large patio foe entertaining. Donn.a Goda.hall 644-6200 L.111 IW ESTITI 11.-.-. First time offering of th18 fabulous Mediter- ranean style estate on an enormous double lot on Lido Isle. Surrounding a magnificent oourtyard pool, this home offers the ultimate In privacy and low-profile luxury. Shown by appointment only through Miclti C.OOper/Tom AUinson. F&IT&ml IUOI llPUI •Y tnt• Extraordmary pnde of ownerslup duplex, only steps to ocean m best beach area. Extra spacious, extra nice 3 BR uruts Suitable for investor or owner occupancy. Owner will carry 1st TD or will L'Ons1der lease opt.Jon for qUALified buyer. Paula Balley INI IPTIWI Pllll UMmlll ....... Owner says "SELL!" and reduces price from $830,000 to $699,9001 Gorgeous 6 BR.pool, view home. Owner will carry lat TD. A great value. Paula Bailey ~mtllW ....... Spacious. lush, quiet, older community -Cape Cod style. Two BR, 2 'hBA, 2 story unit facing pool. lmmaculate! A real find! Martha Macnab UllU ... n.T 11,11 .... View forever-beautifully mtintained older Laguna home. Uaed brick, t.errid, luah courtyard entrance with aecluded swimming pool. Three BR, fonna.l dining room, den/maid'a quarters. Barbara Aune llPllmlllD ..... UIYll 1121,111 Wonderful high celling;s In thia light and charm· ing Deane home. Large pnvat.e lot, great viata view. Three bed.rooms, fonna.l dining area, break· fast room, great master suite. Three car garage. Barbara Aune I LIWUT PlllD IAYJIMT -1421,- Dover Shores • $420,000 Leaaehold. $645,500 Fee prke. Great bay and Newport Cent.er view. Three bedrooms, den. dining room. 2 fireplaces and space for 3 boa\.a! Barbara Aune ..."*' ••• ,.., llAll •••••• The wonderful home you Imagine (or Thanbgiv- tng and Chrutmaa. Grey wood aiding, vine- covered stone, ahtny white enamel trim, circular dnveway, and large sycamore I.reel. Eut.em cus- tom charm! Five BR, fonnal FR. DR, den, large !leCTel room Barbara Aune ana...,.. • unun 1211,111 Lovely n!modeled 3 BR. 2 BA home with pro- festdonally land9caped gmeroua ground.a and large ape. ~r touchet throughout. Be.utilul neighborhood. Will conaider trade down or ln- come unJt.a. Tom Al1iNOn lllWPORI BIACH L • ru IS ... IUITlfll UYHllT 1111.- • Dover Shores-wonderful family home. Highly upgraded with wood floors, skylights. billiard room. 3 BR. family room, lots of l'hann. Private pier and slip. Secunty system. Barbara Aune/Stepharue Grody HIT&ml ,_ IMI 1412,IOO Completely remodeled and redecorated with beautJfuJ custom woodwork and up-graded fix- tures throughout. Large yard with sparkling pool Stunning and unique family room retreat. Two BR. HaJlie Strock UIMUTI.l ..... -...... Never been occupied. Two BR, 2 BA, 2 car garage Ocean side of tughway m Old Corona del Mar. Best location m the pro.JE.'("t. Hallie Strock l.911SU llllMI Unusual extra large lot with one story charmer Very desareable east end locatJon. Two sunny pat1oe Three BR. 2 BA, plus l BR, i BA separate quarters Senous seller. Joan Lewl81BeUe Partch •IAOllJTI .... •Ufa.... 1214,111 Light and airy w1th 3 BR. 2 'h BA. expanded to mclude downstairs laundry room and den. Studio and st.ora.ge room. Hardwood floors, central air conditioning, sky lights. Good quiet location near community pool. Joan Lewis MUI YllW • ILll M PH,111 This charming 3 BR home with canyon and ocean views haa been reduced to $329.000. Great quiet location with deck off living and family room. Walking di.stance to beach. Maxine Propp .. LJIT9l-IPTIWS al ....... This beaut.aful Porumouth plan features past.oral views and 2 apaa surrounded by J'apane.e fonnal gardens. Neutral and tasteful serene interior. A plum of a home! Marilyn Bulkley IPlll&L llUI UY NW • IDH• 1111,111 Completely remodeled Nantucket with a best Spygl.us sweeping view. Elegance penonified. Five BR. 3 BA. Marilyn Bulkley BJUIT ..... • IAIRI mt• 11,IH,• Epitome of luxury, beauty, conveniences & privacy. Three BR lncludea incomparable master awte, sauna, spa, built-lns, marble, granite and roeewood. Separate office, nautilous gym, billiard room, family roopm, large pool, 2nd •pa and Texas BBQ. Includes decorator Items and art pieces. Tom Allin8on MUI llRDI, MUii Ull Mll ... Yours in the center of Newport Beach. At the end of 29th Street and the sand. R-2 property with duplex Lovely upecale single family trend area. Only $475,000 for a quick e9Cl'OW clale. Tom Allinaon ............. 11,1 ...... This f abuloua 6 BR custom manor &a the Ldeal e11tAte for • large, active family. Thia eleglnt home m the presugioua community of Harbor Ridge ia located on a large comer lot with beautiful ground.a surrounding the large pool and 1po1. rt offen a gracious muter suite, .,, 0&k paneU('(f family room with wet bar. a gourmet kitchen, fonnal dinina room. apadoua living room, a eeparate ma.id's room and much, much more. ._Price ttduced $200,000. Mau.reen WhJte/Ed Elcano # 2 Clwlc •••••, ••lie I 00 RESI DENTIAL BR OK ERAGE . ERVICES mllN I UY-4 ll·WllTI WITD llll,IM Just listed, 1800 ocean & canyon views form every room Cul-de-sac, pnvate beach, community ten rus and pools. Rod Daley TWI 11&1111 nms •HEll&TI NUlllllllNll,IOI Enjoy the unobstructed views of Newport Harbor, Catalina, and night lights from this 3 BR. 3 BA family room, 3 car garage home. NPutral toned decor. Maureen White/Ed Escano 1.41,111 Pllll IDIOTlll Ull,IOO Long pnvate driveway leads to thtS secluded smgle story 3 BR, 2 'fl BA, FR home Many decorator extras: wood floors, mirrors, skylJghts, pnvate pat.lo with spa off master swte! Maure«.>n Wh1 te/Ed F.«ano I.I AIU mTlll Int 1141,MO This property 18 located m l.he exclus1ve t•om muruty of Bear Brand Ranch. Included are com- plete pl.ans and drawings for either a 10,000 or 18,000 sq. ft. California Spanish estate. Dramallc views of ocean and plans for a tennis court, pool & spa. Maureen White/Ed E8cano •••num.. 1111.-Complemented by the expanded library adjacent to both the living room and mast.er suite, a formal dining room. the bright kitchen with its expanded breaklast room, and a second BR and den com- plete the design. Combine this with the pan- oramic ocean and harbor views and you have thJ.S beautiful "Miramar" home. Ed F.acano/Mt1ureen White LllA'lm LllA'lm LllA'lm ........ Three BR, 2~ BA "JodeUe" orgmaJ model w1th extra large lot, spectacular ocean, bay, and night light view plua aeduded spa. Security gated community offering pool and tenru.s facillties. Lender will carry financing. Call for detaala. Maureen White/Ed FAcano -,.. nm,.., 11,121,111 Large pier and slip at the foot of the Lagoon on Linda Isle. Spacious 5 BR CUS1om home with large rooms, hlgh ceilinp and gourmet ki t.chen on the bay and more. Affords luxury, privacy and a uruque Weatyle. Pnce lncludes the land. Martha Macnab ••ma .. • un• L.llTm 1aa1,111 Extremely special indoor-outdoor 2 BR, den. formal dining and living room home. Highly upgraded throughout. Within walking daat.ance to Fashion laland. M.ralou Ingold • IAIRI DTU11..-1ey PAaY .. 11,ttl- Wlt.h a blend of traditional and contemporary thta 6 BR, 7 BA honw la truly the ideal family home Features a fabulous goll coune and lake vtew Finmt of quality construct.ion throughout. Owner as very motivated and will consider trades Dwmy Bibb .ml UllD ""• Show to your fl.&91iest buyers! Warm and charm- ing c.arme1 plan with 4 BR. and 2 BA F'ormal living and dining plus cory family rooms L..arge cul-de-uc lot with lush gardeN Sandif' 1'1x •••• , .. -1141 ... Located in a pt.f!d community ntoar the t>.ach Th.la 2 BR comer unit ia profraaiona1ly dt.'('()l'ated with a contemporary feeling. Plan\ation shutters. mln-ored wa1Ja., et.c. Owner very anxioua. Ann Pet.en .. UITlll M Tll UmllT 11,ltl- ThJ.S home features ample l..llM' of bmk wood, & bPveled glass. Ameruues mclude a pub room. den, formal d1rung room. large master su1tt-, :J guest BR. pier & slip, 3 car garage Ann Pewni IOFmWUllML.911SU 11,111,MI On the beach. Fantastic opporturuty for de veloper Can be d1Vldt.>d and have two lots or build four condominiums or two homt.-s with apartments. Dnve by 312 Vl8 Lado Nord a nd then call Barbara Aune. .. ITMI 1muT 11.MIMI Two large homes · one, a new woodsh1ngled, the other a large chamung log hofllt' built in l 000 Two mountain streams cascade through 15 a<:res of buaJdable wooded land in ldyllwild Barbara Aune .uslltll •EU •tEWIUH IMt• "Plan 2" 2 BR. 2 bath, family room honw with high beam ce1lmgs and formal d1rung room Situated on large comer lot with lots of pnvacy Many "built-ms " Security system -24 hr guard- ed gate, commuruty pool and tennis Oonna God- shall a •• ... •n. ua 1114,t11 3 BR. 2 'h BA home in turn-key cond1 uon, on<' block from South.shore Beach & Tenrus Club, Wocxlbridge Lake P<\ul.a Badey •WPMTllJllTS IJMMI Mini view -large rooms, 2 fireplaces, fonn.aJ dining room, 3 BR, 3 BA, farruly room down and one up. Roof only 5 years old. Extra large garage Alley access. Liz Beazley sumw, NPIUI PllTUYIL '-un• Tlus deslrable 4 BR. 3 BA, 2-story home off era the best of Newpor\ Beach Westyle Fabulous ocean. bay and oty vte~. Located on a qwet ruJ ~ aac street within thLS prestigious gate-guarded com- muruty Spa. pool, tennis. It's all here" Locaoon. locallon, locat.aon Danny Bibb/Stephanie Grody .. UIYll YDSWIS '411- Expa.nded 4BR, 4 'h BA town.home Impress.ave entry with large Cll"CUlar st.a1rweU Large bonu.s room with buildm TV & wet bar C.ould a.l.!lo serve as a fifth bedroom. Thui hornt> offt.>ns fabulous potentJal and i!I pm-eel to S<'ll" Danny Blbb/StephaniP Grody llT1T .... YAl• 11 • OUYM I..._ Located on a quiet cul de Sac:' Ul &g Canyon, th1a exquiaitely remodeled-expanded 3 BR and den townhome offers tht• ultlmate m quality and design Pnvat.e pool and ispe. ttxt.t'rvuve Wk' of Jo'rench windows and hardwood floors Good a.111umablf' financing Truly a tjest buy' Ownen will tradf' Stepha.rue Grody/Daimy Bibb .. UIYll-I .... , llUTlll ..... Four BR. 4 BA. tam.a.I y room. billtard roorn. pl us a 2 BR guest suite A pnvule pool C'n.h&fl<'C"S tht.8 presllgt> property Owrwr l8 very mot1vawd Oanny &bb .. Ulff9-IUI llTTm 11,ll._ Dra.maUc. ront.t-mporary home with lot.s of wood and gl.ul l~al for I.Ar~ family Owrlooklng gorgeous prk 5 BR 5 BA. billiard room. study. ctuldrena play room, large livmg and fiUTU.ly mom , formaJ dm11\I{ room, larl(t' pool and spacious courtyard on an ovenni.ed cuJ dt' !MK' lot Oo.nny Bibb/Stepharue Grody NIWPO•T BIACH i } #3 Civic Plaza. Suite 170 Newport Beach, California 92660 11111111 VIEW •llEI ~In IEllOEI IEW 11111110 •1141 NIT lllUY-Tll PURCT F-.Y 111£ -Spacious Portoftno modef -4 bedrooms, 31A bath• ~a cul def uc street. The ~ \. .•• 1y home wtth separate qure.. v JI maRt-erehlldren. Highly upgrl .,"' wtth many amenlt• lncludkig a wonderful yard wtth spa. Asking $334,000. ~ IUCICl•EI JU•IE Cl£O ICUI llW -11111 tr. ... """' of Jasmine Creek. Full ocean aand COM night llght view. llSTCUfJ Nil ... -Large 4 bedroom on huge corner lot. 31.Ji baths, sunny rooms wtth specious feellng. Owner Is ready to sell nowl So call lmmedlatety. $399,000. Marie Fargo. Entertaining and ltvlng araa upatalra wtth 3 Bd. down. Lota of decorating potential, apadooaneaa & privacy. Owner motivated. Wendy Johnson ~.ooo. 1mm .. ICUI • an LICIT IDS - Don't mlsa this spectacular home bullt by Chris Able. l'.>ec:of'r ·~ by Fart In a dramatic cont9".::,. \. dettlng wtth fabuk>u1 co. .. e.. .,, city Mght views, nottMng h• ~ ~ . teft out of this 2,500 aquare feet of pure luxury. A very apeclaJ property just reduced to $395,000. llUT ... P9llll -Weft located duplex on the Balboa Penlnaula. Just 1 'A block• to the bMch. lower unit 3 Br., 2 Ba & ,.,eplaoe. Uppef' untt, 2 BR, 1 Ba & .undec*. A 2 cw gar9 & 2 car drtwway peti(lng. Bank owned. Pnc.d to_.. tit *230,000. Sue Thomas 15' u.cAS1U. *9111 Ill .. ICUI ID -Don't mlaa thla great buy. Wonderful famlly home wtth apadous front yard and room for pool. 4 bedroom•. 2 baths wtth a 3 car garage. And, ocean vtew. $339,500. f ''¥" OPEN FOR YOUR PERSONAL INSPECTION THIS WEEKEND. PLEASE CALL. J IEWPlllT WCI lllWPtlT IUCI Cl9I -Near" water. beau1ttully turnished, Inc. dishes and linens, one bedroom kMal for 2nd home for your son or daughter. Guarded gate, comm. poof and spa. All for only $119,000. You realty should aee t~s one! Marie Denny IEIPllTIEACl$225.5M -Here Is what you've been waiting for: Take over the loan and nothing downl 2 Bd. Cape Cod townhome with lovely views overlooking Irvine Ranch. Welk to shopping, pool, end tennis. IELCOllT TIUITIOW. IUCOUIT -Beautlfully decorated custom home bullt by JM Peters. 5 bedrooms, Family room end study. Approx. $400,000 In up- grades. Corner location with exceptlonaJ landscaplng, very private pool. A wonderful way of life. Valued at $1,390,000. •11 IELCOUIT-l JOY EJClUSM -Three bedroom townhome in Belcourt. Dramatic entry with circular staircase, large family room with fieplace looking onto a lovely courtyard with waterfall and spa. Orlglnally a model home. Over $150,000 In upgrades alone. Asking price $869,500. JISlllE CREEi .. SlYSAIL-OCEU WIEW·CUlllED CATE JASlllE Cl£H -Three bedroom, famlly room on Greenbelt with ocean view. Professionally decorated with French doors, plantation shutters, beautiful tlle floors-New on the market. One you must see and you can move right In. $419,000. Marie Denny ILIFFS .,.1 lllOll-WTILUFF IUY -Three bedroom Lusk home In deslreable Eastbluff. Large corner lot with quiet location. Room for expansion, call for private showing. $249,000. Bob Schandel/Sue Thomas ~'51 VISTA OIUll-CIUllELT LOClTIH -Outstanding E Plan with many upgrades. Spanish tile courtyard entry, large enclosed brick patio off famlly room, beautiful built-In book shelves In llvlng and family rooms, and shutters throughout. Prime greenbelt location with bay view from deck. Owners are agents. $285,000. Sue Thomas \t331 ftSTA TllCIA-lllffS COllO H TIE CllUIELT -Lovely condo In the Bluffs. 4 bedrooms, 21~ baths plus bonus room with beautiful greenbelt vtew. Great location near pol. shopp ing and schools. An excellent buy at $24'9,500. Marie Fargo Ill GUYii PUFICT IETTm • 11C CMYM -Expanded Broadmoor Plan 4 on quiet cul de IK. 4 Br., famlly room, formal dining. Quality upgrading throughout. Covered patio. 3 car garage. $560,000. Vergllene Hull llYllE W camsl ftlW!!I -Upper level 2 Bd. condo In Rancho San Joaquin. High oelllnga & mirrors give bright, open feeUng. Close to gott & tennis dubs. Walk to shopping center. $14'9,000. Gaff Banfleld. WEITlllllTEI fUTASTIC Clll lPPUl -An absolutefy Immaculate 4 Bd., 11Abath, laatest decor home In pride of ownership area. Near park and schools. Kitchen cabinets re-finished. Manicured yard with brlcit planters, block wall, mature greenery and sprinklers. Perfect for first-time-buyers. $141,500. A family home. Ann Marie Murphy IPYIUll ~4 llSSIOI IAY-sncws IOI£ -A very speclaJ Nantucket model on Spyglass Hiii. Spectacular view of mountains and city llghta. 5 Bd, bonus room. formal dining, FR and 3 car garage. Profesalonally decorated and landscaped with entertaining back yard, pool, spa, BBQ, and fire ring. $569,900. Todd Gross UllOl llllE IEST VIEW LOCATIOI -In Harbor Ridge Crest. Water, city lights and woodsy location make this lowest priced 3 bd, "Renaissance" a must to see! Guarded gated community, an exclusive home In Newport Beach amid multl-mllllon dollar custom homes for Just $415,000. Orrlet Smith ~511KEUIE-T1£ WCITM UFE snu -One of the most splendid custom homes available. Surrounded by waterfalls, tranquil gardens with a dramatic view of Newport Beach. DesJgned by noted architect Paul Thorke -This lath and plaster home has the finest materials throughout, Including . marbles. oak and stone. With 5 Bd .. elevator, curved crystal staircase balusters crowned In brass and a full entertainment center wtth poot and spa. A special value for $3,950,000. •11 UPOU-CUSTOI IAlOTIIE IOllll -Beautlful new costom home In Harbor Ridge. 4 Bd., formal dining, study/llvrary and a bonus room which may be customized to your needs. Unobstructed rolling hlll and night llght views located on a quiet CDS street. $1, 195,000. llYEI llllEI PllftCT CllPU 111E -Spectacular water and night light vtewl Elegant home wtth warmth and charm. 2 muter bedroom suites. Pr•tlQloua locatlonl Pride of ownership. Many extras, lnctudlng swtmmlng pool. Verglllene Hull $895,000. WEUOLIFF lllPtlT IUClf ... , A Ill! -Beautifully decorated. 1Br, 1 Ba condo. Shutters throughout. Security eystem. Steps to sparkling pool. Lovely patio. Walk to shopping and tran8P(>rtatlon. S 105,000. Marte Fargo 8 -Orange CO&.ftly AMI e..tl/An Adwrtillng aupplement to the DAILY PILOT/Saturcs.y, Oc1aow 18, 1886 CONDOMINIUM ON THE BAY WW trade foc commerdal property or unita. Thia beautiful wnit often luxury and eecurity for carefree living on the water in Newport Be.ch. All rooms are 1pacioua in th.ii 3 bdrm, 3 bath residence. $585,000. TRUDY STIJBBL!7IELD 0000 RENT AL OR BEACH LMNQ 2 bdrm, 2 bath/l bdrm, 1 bath. Both with fireplace & cathedral oeWnc· Always rented or live in one and rent ~ other to help with payment&. Would at.o be 1PCXi 8eUOllal rentals. DOROTHY HAIUX:AsTI..X UDOl&l!COMM>I Four 2 bdrm condos In ..,.. lomtian. Stepe to communiey tenia & ti eacti.. Short walk to Udo vrn.ce. -.., & nstauranta. $1•.000 .m. CATiiRYN TENNil...li CORONA DIL MM Al9CHITICTURA&. MOm TOUR PWDTY CcmPetlllJ IW')!dtk d charmtns 3 bdrm home on 1 \-\ leCa ID Okt Coram *I Mar. Cedar ahinaled 6lerior, WllTD cedar interior, brick courtyard w/pool. new khchen, built-im, large sun deck. ~ prtvate & dramatic! $375,000. SANDY MITTMAN IXCl11NO CORONA DEL MAR BLUff LOT Prime are. between lmpiratMln Point and Little c:orona Be.ch. Your dream home will command spectacular vistas of the jrtty llC'tion, night lights. & tide poola. Sellers will help with financing. $950,000. MARILYN HILL OUTIT ANDtNQ PROPERTY IN OLD C.D.M. Pl.UI INCOME On a v.-y pktutteque street, Jarae 3 bdrm with family roam, wet bar, 2 firep&.ce. in an authentac Spen.lah IDOUI. Includes .eparate and very pri- vate O'rill~ 1 bdna income unit. LINDA TAGLIANE"ITI IAITllDe COSTA MESA NEWUSTINO Great oppartunity foe 1arp family to acquire this nice 4 bdrm. 3 bath home on large corner lot in desinbie EMtlide C.os&a Mee. Room foc RV or boat. $174,500. JOYCE DABOLT/SALL Y SHIPLEY ... FRONT ROW CENTER SPECTACULAR VIEW One of thme rare really livable homes. Recently remodeled Ulling the finest quality and eJWellent taste. Private oou.rtyard with cuatool spa .. Laree covered l.-d brick viewing patio. Security sys- tem. Profell6onal ~· 3 bdnm, 3 baU.. family ~ '631.009 with land. Bl!LLI: CHAU LEE NWalUGANCI ••YG&UIHLL ee.uulully upended execuUw home in 9ft"ene putoraI 19ttini. Pool & spa. new landerapinc. 4 bdrma, 2~ batha, family roam. wet bar, hard- wood Ooan & two finpllica ~.000 w/land. BEi .t .E OIASE LEE •IA ftRDe CONDO...tl1,a Lovely uptr8ded 2 bdrm condo In excellent.,.._ Attached~ car~~ WW JO VA at I' .HA value! BlLL•DONMA NEWER aAYFRONT HOME Private dock for 70' boat. 14T bay fron~. 4 bdrma w/private batha + convertible IUtdy, formal dining room. Rparate muter wing w /littine room. large bayside deck. $1. 450 ,000 include. land. TODDY SMl'l1i/DON DeTHOMAS QUIET NEWPORT COM><> Sharp 3 bdrm condo. 2 dl:Jry, 2 ~ batha. Sunny wood patio, indoor utility room, fireplace in living room, ........ Clll'pOl1. J.arve, bricht muter a.lite. A ttnldive letting. Aa.unabl.e 11 .75~ ~. $12UOO. ANN BRIZaJS IAITaUff -POOL a VU Four bdrm Llmk built plan "B" on JWime comer lot offeriJll ccmple\e privllC)', specious rem-yard w/large pool & spa. New decor within the pMt two yeua. Sellen are modvated and lookiJ1'( for offtt. $J88,500. DON De1J'HOMAS IN 'OMCl.OauRE •ED FAIT 8AlE Sea Bluff Villace condo. CJ09e IO beech, rec park & bike trail. Hilhly uPlfaded 2 bdrm, 2 ~ bat.ha. Stained glus windows, plantation shutten, dec- orator wa.llpaper. akylita, mirrors, track liti.ng, gourmet kitchen. pool & tennis. MARY JANK STUNNING NEWPORT POOL HOME Lowly Westcliff location. Flowtna floor plan for entertaining. Sophisticated curb appeal. 3 bdrms, 2~ baths w/spacioua family room opening to Iarwe pool and deck. $350,000. MARILYN HILL NEWPORT BEACH CONDO Lar~ versatile plan 4 with a dramatic living room, lirepllice, family room & den. Good view. One of the J.arsest unita in Villa Balboa. A&- aunable fi.nandn«. Owner anxioua. $182,000. MARIA Bl!RCOVITZ LINDA TAGI..J.A.NETn NEWPORT CM8T CONDO "..,. Bri&ht. cheery tri-level w/ooean view. 4 bdrms. 3 batha. 2 car ,....., family room, formal dinina room, rory tiftp.lace. Canmunity pool & tennia. cul-de-w:. May camider exchance foc lin&le family rSdence in 0nnee or Villa Park. GOROON LEWIS COUNTRY CU8TOlllZED NEWPORT EXllC FAllL Y ~ Two ltor'y, 4 bdrm deconu'a home. French doon, windows, hardwood floon, 2 fireplaces. ....,.te family room. 1arte eat-in country kit.cben. ~ lot & location I custom spa. patiol • deck. $381,000 TODDY SMITH M.Uffl -FEE LAND IPACIOUI 4 8EDROOll IJcht & airy end unit w/wry private patio. HlchJy ulJlnded kitlchen w/oak plank Goon. 4th bdnn ii ...,._te & oould be maids or in-law Quar1len. UDUCED to $225,000 inducting land. SALLY SHIPLEY/JOYCE DA.BOLT ONI ITORY IDCUTIVE HOIE hbWoue home for esKUUve tMns. 30 ft lit- down bar ~lookinl Pl coune, at.eno room. pool table ..... 26 ft lllimnd wardrobe pha walk-ln~ICled~OOO. CHARMING llLAM:> HOME Privace community channel front home w/own dock for 30 ft. boet. R-2 lot w /room to build additional unit oc enpy this laree yard .. $375,000. DONNA & BILL wE8SrER LIDO BA YFRONT DUPLEX Two bright & sunny apartmenta. F.ch has three bdrms, two bat.ha and fireplace. Lower apart- ment has formal dining room. Live in one -leue one or convert to tingle fmily. Beautiful sandy ti.ch. $869.500. CATiiRYN TENNILLE OWND DESPARATa WLl CONSIDtER All OFFERS Reduced $77 ,500 tram aricina1 pril;lr. Cboft end unit. Popular ··r · Plan. s bdnm. 2 ~ batha oo luah wide greenbelt. View of bef;:il bay /dty lighta. Lar~ family roam can be 4th bdrm. A/C, wet bar A.wnable lat. $2~.ooo LH. SANDY MITTMAN BLUFFS -NEWPORT lleACH EXTRA ... CIAU Popular "X " Plan with wra~ paUo on cmblt nr larpst pool. Cozy in~ bdrm & living room, UPIJ aded custom tile in kitchen, family room & patio. A.mu.mable loans! $212,000 L.H. Aak foe SALLY SHIPLEY I JOYCE DABOL T INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY -DUPUX Two and three bdrm unim, Santa Ana. Well maintained and euily rented. F.ach with patio and double rape. Rent both oe live in one. Reduced to $169,000 DORCYrHY MITCHELL TOTAL RELAXATION IN PERAL TA HIU.8 Lovely ramblinc country home. Remade~ & redecorated. newly landa:aped. Thtte bdnna.. 5 batha, sparkling pool I ~. equestrian facilities, view of hilla. Room for c.ennis court. $598,500. TRUDY STUBBLEFIELD DOROI'HY M1TCH!:LL RACH HOUIE fOR UNDER S1oo,oooa Only $95,000 L.H. foc custom 3 bdrm. 2 bath. 1,500 aq ft mobile home in family park in i..a,una BMch. Ocean view I belich llCCe9I. M!CWity gate, 1 yr home warranty. MARY JANK OCEANFRONT LOT- CAPISTRANO BEACH Build 'fCAJI' dream houR on the beach in a private guarded community. Reduced to a dramatically k>w $350,000. Motivated .eller. Call BOBSCXYIT COUNTRY IWUMAN ftRIVATE ITMET W/QATE Cuatolniaed ~ bdrm. ~ bath nwidmc•. 3 fire- p&.om. wide h.alla. ... doorways, ... roam. din.tnc room. ~ kitchen w / breek.fMt ara. Ocean I mtn views. pool. spa. 7350 aq ft on ~acre in Tuatin School DtstriC't. $1.300,000. GORDON l...EWlS NEWPORT aeACH llAYFRONT SPECTACULAR WATER VIEW u~ water katMln near the harbor entrance w/two boet ...-& -.y ocean .a:BI. Two bckm duplex kated m private reed off Bayside Drive. Uw in one & rent the other. $1.200.000. includea the land. SALLY SHIPLEY/JOYCE DA.BOLT 2 , REAT WESTERN REAi. EST~ A Great Western Financial CDmpany lcm!i. NEWPORT BEACH CORONA DEL MAR 111 •111 wm na11 1111 Channing 5 bedroom home in ex.cellecnt area. Superb financing with $256,000 aasumable loan at 11 ~'Ki. Seperat.e fam. nn. and formal dining room. $339,900 759-1501 PlllM.Y PldillD • Ill .. YllW ll•EI This 3 bedroom, air cond., Carnlel model It ill in lovely condition throughout with many upgraded features plus new kitchen appliances. Prime area. Bea.utitul landscaping. All for $259,500. 759-1501 •m•uvlll.E Excellent pool home on extra large lot with RV aooeaa. Super buy for family and entertaining. Well maintained and well worth the price of only $239,000. 759-1501 •TIE WlmRllT-1111,IOI Superior large home on the bay aa"088 from Linda Isle. Slip to accomodat.e a SO' boat. Hard to find location. Vacant. Call for appointment. 759-1501 1111 •••TlllTY . -If ••• 180° view of the channel, ocean and Cat.8.lina are aeen from this home on the Balboa Peninsula that was built in 1926. Truly one of the great.est locations, if not the very best, in the harbor area. Pl.ease call for further information and the op- p:>rtu.rllty to see this unique property. Priced at $2,200,000. 759-1501 •Dl•E End your search for the ultimate view home. You may have found it! Th.is spacious Capehom Model ii located in the prestigious Spyglass area. The irreplaceable sweeping view of ocean, bay, city, mountain and night lights ia thrilling. Beautifully landacaped encloeed front yard includes red brick patio, firepit and sidewalks. Priced for quick sale. Call 759-1501 AlllllE CIEEI Beautiful home in a gated oomrnunity. Largest plan, 2 stories. Priced at $350,000. Call 759-1501. We will be happy to show you this lovely property. 111 I LTIUTE Lovely home in attractive location offers the perfect setting for entertaining. lmmaculat.e 4 bedrooms. 3 bath and formal dining room. Beauti- fully landacaped super large lot in Irvine Terrace with a pool, privacy and view. Call 759-1501 llLIU '11 IM llPLD A most lovely 3 bedroom unit for the owner plus a 2 bedroom unit to rent. Or rent both for an excellent income. Pleaae call for an appointment to come in and view this immaculate, upgraded property and ex.amine the financial poesibillties. 759-1501 llUITPllL- Large home high atop Spyglass is available. Great bonm room. eXCEUent view, many extra 81De1\.itiee. 759-1501 11111.111 ., nm.I Belcourt Hill beauty available for only $425,000. 2 bedrooms, 21h baths, 2 fireplaces. Light & bright. Home in gorgeous like-new condition. 759-1501 llW. 1Dll• .. UITill Great value, great location and ge&t 4,bedroom home with a pretty spark.ling pool. If you know Irvine Terrace, you know this ia a value at $390,000. 759-1501 IDll ... Completely charming house only 5 doors from the sand. Now has 2 bedrooms but does have ap- proved plans for a 2nd story. Prime property listed at $269,000. 759-1501 FllTllTll ,.111•1 <.· Only $19,000 down and assume the loans on the expanded Monaco Model in Harbor View Homes. A 5 bdrm. beauty on a large lot on a quiet cul-de- sac street. $249,000 Please call 751-1501 COSTA MESA WTlllE ••••E n•on 2 units in good area. Brand new back unit. Completely refurbished front unit. Listed at $225,000. Please call 759-1501 for details. ·--LYIMI Large 3 bedroom 2 story condo with central air. Immaculate. Tasteful use of floor to ceiling mir- rors. Ooee to pools and tennis. Now vacant and priced right by owner for a quick sale at $126,000. 759-1501 OISTI IEll OllM Development has streams, waterfalls, pool, spa. Beautifully decorated 2 bedroom, 2 bath + den. Owner transferred & motivated. Come see and make oUer! Only $129,000. 759-1501 llYEITmlT IPPN 1111TY 4 unit building ln excellent no vacancy area. If you are a wiae investor, call for financial details on tht. property. 759-1501 IEWMIUm Three bedroom condo only 5 yea.rs old in excellent section of town. 2 story, end unit. Sundeck off muter bedroom. Bright cheerful complex, only 6 unita total. Call today to preview. 759-1501 IRVINE PlllllT PllfllT Immaculate, gorgeous landlcaping, spark.ling pool, superior location. It's all there. This Turtlerock beauty ii listed right at $314,000. See it and you'll &g,ee. 759-1501 NEWPORT BEACH OFFICE 2870 S•n Mlguel Drive Newport Beach, CA 92880 (714) 759*1501 111 Tll .... , Tll LJTILl-asT llllTI Thia 3 bedroom home in a choice Irvine location is "just right" for today's young family. Nearby achoola, shopping and freeway accea, but a.bo in a quiet, quality neighborhood. $157,000. 759-1501 ..... Tiii 1 bedroom plus loft. Cute as can be. Second story unit overlooking streams, ponds and beautiful land8C.aping. Priced right at $89,000. 759-1501 ORANGE HILLS INllMl.-LntlllRT- $310,ooo. Truly a lovely home in Orange Hills. ~ acre 3 bedrooms. 3 betha, cathedral ceillngl, walk in pantry, huae double walk in c:Deta for mbr. Gourmet kitchen, formal dining nn. much more. 759-1501 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY n•• Get into growing video equipment and movie rental busine9I while it ia still in ita infancy. F...tabliahed and ready to go. Great location in small cent.er in Newport Beach. Call foe details 759-1501 LAND IUIYTl ... f For only $64,000 you can have this lot in a nicely developed area in San Oemente. On a quiet cul de sac it ia an excellent value. 759-1501 TUSTIN 1111311 '*'" A lovely home ln a lovely area, 3 bedroom immaculate Summerfield home. Beautifully maintained and landlcaped. Excellent IChoola. All for $155,000 759-1501 I Tll• If IUll Charm and tradition belt deecribe thia lovely 3 bedroom home. Great location on beautiful tree- lined residential 1treet. Excellent Tustin achoola. Good UIWnable loan of $106,998 at In.. Total price $171,000. Call for appointment to aee. This won't last long. 759-1501 FOUNTAIN VALLEY TM PIYlllTI TillElll An lmmaculately maintained 2 story home, 3 bedrooms, family room, bright cheery kitchen and formal dining room on a large, beautifully landacaped lot with pool. All at a great price of $209,000. 759-J601 SOUTH COAST PLAZA AREA IUTllYI Only »t.500 for this super bachelor condo. Call for great tenna. We will show you thia with great pride. 759-1501 ONE BEDROOM DOWiOUSE S75.000 for this high- ly upgraded charming first noor condo unit rn security complex Beautiful oak bu1lt-rns. trench doors to patio, ceramic tile and handsome fixtures Owner w111 finance. call co seel 63 I -1400 COST A MESA HOM Great potential 1n this 3 bdrm home with expanded llv1ng and drn1ng room Covered patio. refurbished kitchen and 2 car garage s I I 4, 900 631-1400 EL TORO, GOOD BUY On this immaculate air con- ditioned 3 bdrm home Lovely decor. l1v1ng room with FP Large patio on beautifully wooded lot Steps to community tennis s I I 9,500. 631-1400 EASTSIDE COST A MESA Cheerful 3 bdrm. 2 story condo. upgraded & enlarged Wall or trench doors open from hv1ng room with FP onto pauo. Close to community pool & shopping Owner will consider trade for EAsts1de house s I 27 . 500 63 I-1400 BRITT ANY WOODS CONDO Charming 2 bdrm 2 bath condo 1n best Easts1de Costa Mesa location 2 story newer townhome 1n attractive complex with pool & tennis Beamed ce11tngs, fireplace & 2 car attached garage Sl 44,900 631 -1400 NEWPORT HEIGHTS AREA A pool home with 2 bdrms. 2 baths & family room on large tor close to elementary school. park and shopping Owner will consider carrying I st Trust Deed to qualified buyer SI 65.000 631 -1400 NEWPORT BEACH COTT AGE S 169, 900 Just steps to the ocean. this starter Home needs paint & plants but has great pornb1lmes Ask to see this 2 bdrm at I 26 34th St 631 -1400 EASTSIDE COST A MESA A wonderful new ltst1ng 1n a prime location Yi block to Manners elementary A shingled country cottage with paned wrndows, nower boxes & brick patio. Totally redone & freshly carpeted A 2 bdrm with drning room and extra room off garage Sl77,000 631 -1400. Open Sat/Sun 1-5. 487 Magnolia VIUA BAL.BOA PEIVTHOUSE Skyltghts and cathedral ce1hngs create a bright and airy atmosphere A super property tor shared ownership w ith 2 master suites. & spacious 11v1ng room with FP and balcony Air con- dmoned 1n a security bldg. with community pool. Great assumable financing or owner w m lease option. SI 86,000. 63 1-1400 TERRIFIC IN TURTLEROCK Beautltully upgradaed & expanded 4 bdrm & family room detached home Separate master suite & dramatic cathedral ce111nged formal dining room open to a charming atrium with fountain Very open & airy with p~as1ng neutral colors In a super corner location across from park Communi- ty pool & tennis. Sl92,500. 631 -1400. 18862 Saginaw. Open Sat 1-5 and Sun 2-5 HARBOR VIE\11 Court ordered sale M ake otter on this 3 bdrm & family room Carmel model. convenient ro elementary school. park & community pool A wonder- ful area for a young family Well priced at S235 .000. 631 -1400 NEWPORT TO\llNHOME WITH DOCK Walk to beach from this 3 bdrm with attached 2 car garage 1n a security gated community This is a 2 story quiet encl unit Offered at S245,000 631 -1400 4427W Coast Hwy. Open Sat I -4 NEWPORT CONDOS-BANK REPOS Fabulous financ- ing opportun1ty-nexlble ~nderll New condos. JUSt ste s to baytront beach and oceanl Immense roof ga~en with 360• vltw ot Newport skyll~ and water I Call to see these unusual 2 bdrm & 2 bdrm + den units w ith spacious rooms and custom amenities. Now priced trom S124.<XX> to S329.000. 631-1400 OlD \llOftLD CHARM ON BALIOA ISLAND A. brrght Mld sunny 2 bdrm cott~ Sokf c~t~ furnished, rent or use tor vacation property. terrific location $275.000. 673-6900 HAl.F BLOCK TO NE\llPORT'S BEST BEACH From this newer duplex Attractive freshly painted wood sided exterior. Two 2 bdrm units with large patio & 4 car parking. Owner may carry Znd. S279.<XX>. 631 -1400 FIXER IN BEAUTIFUL NEWPORT NEIGHBORHOOD This lender repo priced well under compet1t1on needs a paint brush and plenty of TLC Large 5 bdrm, 3!/J ba w ith family room, library & custom pool in well planned yard S285.000. 673-6900 1924 Hohday. Open Sat/Sun 1-5 SOME OCEAN VIEW From this beautifully ma1nta1ned duple.11 Upper 3 bdrm unrt has beamed ce11tngs. custom decor & wood noors. Two bdrm lower unit for income & 2 car garage rn temflc location JUSt steps to Newport's best beaches & shon block to shops Well prrced at S295.0CX> 631-1400 PENINSULA POllVT Charming large secluded master bdrm up with 2 more bdrms & den down Vaulted ce11tngs. w ood paneling and cozy used brrck flfeplace Pretty sunny patio & o nly I block to beach S350,000 631 -1400 LARGE HOME ON PENINSULA POINT Steps to communrty beach. tennis & ocean An unusually large 4 bdrm & family room home with nice south patio on a charming "country" la~ S359,000 631 -1400 NEARLY NE\11 ON B.l\LBOA ISLAND Get away from the hustle 1n this highly upgraded 2 bdrm home 1n quiet little island location Redecorating includes cdrpets. window coverings and w allpapers S379.000 631 -1400 NICE NEWPORT NEIGHBORHOOD Charming older 2 bdrm home w ith den and large bonus room 1n lovely private w ooded hillside semng Lots or glass & sunshine with fabulous 111ews of city and Newport Harbor S3 S 9 ,OCX>. 6 3 I -I 400 BALBOA ISLAND. CHEERFUL & CHARMING A 4 bdrm family home jean be 3 & bach un1tj with cozy prne paneled living room. bit rn bookshelves & wood- burnrng FP. high balance assumable loan Well prrced at S397.500 673-6900 PENINSULA PT. PICTURE PERFECT Beautiful up- graded quality. trench doors. 3 used bnck fireplaces, hardwood noon. 2 patios and only 7 years old An assumable loan of approx. S200,000at 10.5% interest, theed ra te. on this 4 bdrm family home You must see to appreciate the ellcellence of this home S444,500 631 -1400 MODEL PERFECT IN IRVINE TERRACE A beautifully decorated, charming home 3 bdrms & den w ith 3 FP's, small views from Irving & formal d1n1ng rooms Handsome landscaping enhances both the sw1mm1ng pool and play area M odel perfect. inside & out Pr reed to sell at S43S,OOO. 631 -1400 CUFF HAVEN \llrTH VIEW A charming & immaculate woodsy home w ith magnificent 180° from 2nd story living area 2 bdrms & den or 3rd bdrm & cathedral ce1lrnged family room Big yard with fruit trees Owner may carry I st Trust Deed S44 5,000 631 -I 400 CHINA COVE Olde Corona del Mar ambiance 1n this charming 3 bdrm home JUSt four doors from communi- ty beach. Freshly refurbished & ready to enJOy S450,000 631 -1400 NEWPORT BAYFRONT A very well built ont-story. 4 bdrm, 3111 bath home with family room and island kitchen In good cond1tron w ith spacious secluded patio leading to your own dock for 40' boat In exclusive Dover Shores with community beachts Now priced at jLHJ S49S,OOO 63 I -1400 NEWP'ORT UKE NE\11 \II /DOCK Custom & lo11ely with pu~r ;noat for 30' boat + side tie Oak spiral stairs. steam bath, fabulous kitchen. security system & o.lk doors throughout this 3 bdrm 2 S bath home EnJOy the QOOd life on the water In a ~ of distinction at a ruSONble J>flce Reduced to S559,000 FEE 63 1-1400 IRVINE TERRACE Sensational views. A most amact- 1ve large family home w ith a Deaut1ful custom pool in the courtyard entry Spacious and open with 4 bdrms, 4'17 barhs, family and formal dining rooms & upgraded kitchen Close up vistas ot all the harbor action. S675.000. 631 -1400 LARGE NORTH BA YFRONT DUPLEX Excellent rental history on these 4 & 3 bdrm very well maintained units Fabulous boating & night light views Size can't be duplicated today On Balboa Island & pnced at S745,000 673-6900 UNIQUE IN CORONA DEL MAR Must see this custom 3 story duplex & guest apt w ith panoramic ocean views Top noor 3 bdrm. 2 ba. middle level 2 bdrm 2 ba & guest studio with patio at gro'i.Jnd level Ample parking cJnd 1n • hke new' cond1t1on Drastrcally re- auced to S78S,CXX> 631 -1 400 SOPHISTICATED CUSTOM OCEANFRONT A breath- taking 3 story contemporary home 1n quiet area of Newport. offering the ultimate 1n design & comfo rt Totally rebuilt. 1t encompasses almost 38CX> sq ft and includes 4 bdrms & a den The unforgettat>lr white water views w ill make you want to move right 1n S795 .000 631 -1 400 PANORAMIC VIEWS IN SPYGLASS A S bdrm. family room. playroom. formal d1n1ng room with built-ins & laundry. family home wtth breathtaking views ot t'ntrre Harbor Original owners have upgraded and main- tained this beauty 1n ·11ke new' cond1t1on There s a landscaped patio with a custom free form pool. spa & slide on the view side S83S .CXX> 631 -1400 BALBOA ISLAND, BA YFRONT DUPLEX See tht' boat parade from your patio on tne south baytront This terrrf1c new listing has panor am1c 111ews ol all the harbor action Both the 3 bdrm & Z bdrm units are always rented but property is a great size and super loat1on near town for an owner occupant Furniture available for sale S895,000 631 -1400 GLAMOUR IN NEWPORT. 70° OF \llATERFROIVT With dock capaoty for several boats Walls of glass surround this cheerful one story 4 bdrm. den. oonus & family room home Built 1n a U-shape arouna Oeaut1ful bays1de patio with custom pool W o nderful gourmet kitchen with every amenity sub-zero trig, warming drawers & electrrc and gas cooking to mention a few Prrce includes land tor this well located property S998.000 631 -I 400 DOVER SHORES. ON OPEN BAY Beauttfully re- modeled 4 bdrm, 5 Dath home located on the premium area of Dover Shores Superior qualtty and deta11tng throughout 60 feet of bay frontage Security system Offered at s I , 195.000 FEE 631 -1400 BAYSHORE, 63' OF WATERFRONT W ith panoramrc views of the rurn1ng basin and Pav1llron A very well ma1nta1ned 3 bdrm home with family and formal d1nn1ng rooms and separate guest or maids room 1n guard gated community with 2 private beachel Owner may consider tradt-tor commercial or income property S 1.600.000 631 1400 2658 Bayshort> Dr Open Sat 1-5 UNDA ISLE SUPERIOR LOCATION Handsome entry courtyard leads to this lovely trad1t1 onal two story f.Jm1ly ho~ Four bdrms. family and formal dining rooms and beautifully remodeled kitchen plus 3 fire- places and an extra large waterfront patio leading to dock with s1de-t1e. are add1t1onal amen1t1es to this anracuve listing 1n Newport s prest1g1ous guard gated communtty Prrce includes land SI . 7 SO CXX> 631 -1400 LINDA ISLE IN THE GRAND MANOR \oaring ce1hngs and stained and leaded glass window\ tr ame bay 111stas throughout the lnterror o f this ~aut1tulty de- tailed 4 bdrm custom home Handsomely pane~d family room adJOrns the gourmet kitchen and formal d1n1ng room overtooks the landscaped terr act leading to your own dock for a large boat Exclusive guard gated 1fv1ng with community tennis Owner will con- sider ltase option Priced 1nclud1ng land at St.97S • 631 ·1400 ( I 1,1 OPEi HOUSE SUllAY 1-4 145 VIA UllDllE, UDO ISLE $375,000 Quality home completely remodeled. 3 bdrms, 2 baths on 40' wide lot. Beautiful condition. SEE 101 •EWEll 673-7300 NEWPORT BEACH IUILJH'S O,,OITU•lll·S495,0H -Rare double lot on Cliff Drive with view. Can be subdivided or build spacious custom home home. Good lo- cation. Existing home. Pam/Stephanie DUrUI-$219,otO -Near new & close to ocean beach & shops. Good Investment on Balboa Penln. 2 and 3 bdrms. 4 car garage. Bob/Wyvonne 611 UDO rUK DllVE·$295,00G -High rise bayfront remodeled to suit a discriminating buyer. 1 bdrm den 1 'h ba. Very low down. Comm pool & patio.' Sec. bldg. Very different. Must see. Slip avail. Gib Walker COllEICIAl IUILlllC IEIUCED TO $635,HO -Owner may carry 2nd T.D. w/low down payment. Ap- prox. 6,291 sq.tt. on Newport Blvd. across from City Hall. Will also lease all or part. Call for lnforr:natlon. Bob/Wyvonne llVH AVEMUE·$250,000 -Excellent corner duplex on fee land. Quiet beach area. Steps to sand & ocean. Tennis & racq. ball courts. Also, see duplex at 5210 Neptune at $275,000. John Martin I WEST nwrotT OCWIFIOU ·$625,000 -Cape Cod home with fantastic view. Oceanfront patio to relax and enjoy: now's the time! Jerry Bogan llEWPOIT CIEST TORHOIES COii POOUSPA & THlllS ESCAPADE CCUT • l Bit, 2'h BA LAii> FAl.l C<UT • 2 Bit, +0, 2'h BA SOOtA CCUT • 2 llt, 2'h BA COU-.A C<UT • 3 Bit, 2'h BA ~CCUtT • 4 llt, 2'h BA motC<UT • 3 Bit, 2'h BA 1IBITE C<UT • 5 llt, 2'h BA YUSAIWS COllOS CHI POOL & SPA 101 WO. TZ PlAlA • 1 llt, 1 BA 101 SCICll ft.AlA • 2 llt, 2 BA • $170,000 • $170,000 • $179,000 • $179,000 • $179,000 • $189,000 • $218,000 Carol Mulvey • $105,000 Carol/Javed • $124,950 Joan Caln ****************************** • • ! OPEN HOUSES ! • • • • • • : SATURDAY ! • • : 31921 S. COAST llWY, St. la&HI leacti -( 1-4) ... Unlque : • oceanfront property with spectacular water it • view. Private steps to sand. Detached 2 car it : garage with guest quarters. See Phyllis Hayden ! • • • • • 239 YlA Uto SOUi, UM Isle -(11-2) ... 2 story • • bayfront with elevator. 5 bdrms + maid's, den. • : light & airy, large boat dock. _ : • See Virginia O'Brien • • • • * • 601 VIA UDO HID, lUo Isle -(2-5) ... Enjoy large it ii sparkling pool + 3 bdrm. family room home on • ! corner location. Entertainer's delight. ! • See Virginia O'Brien • • • • • : SUNDAY ! • • . ,.. • 21 UCOIE COUIT, •.I. -( 1-5) ... Newport Crest 4 -... •bdrm, 2 1h bath t o wnhome. Comm . it • pool/spa/tennis, Plan 6. Walk to beach. * ! $179,000. See Carol Mulvey : : 2t WI Flll COUIT, IU. -(1-5) ... Newport Crest 2 : • bdrm, 21h bath t ownh o me. Comm. • • pool/spa/tennis, Plan 8. Just painted. $170,000 • • See Carol Mulvey it • • • 331 VIA UDO HID, UM Isle -( 1-4) ... Double lot with • • bayfront home + apartment. Could be duplex or • ! single residence. 2 car garage + separate single. ! • $1.250,000 See Darell Bryan it • it • 211 VIA DUGI, I.Mo Isle -(1-4) ... A lovely home for it • the "discriminating executive" who wants quail-it : ty. Move-In condition. Price low $335,000 ! ,. See Tiiiie Delatore it ! 124 VIA TllESTE. UM We -(1-4) ... See and compare ! • with this quality built home on 45' wide lot. 4 • • bdrms, 3~ baths, large sunny patio. $450,000 • • See Gib Walker * • • • 111 ST. JAIES IOU, I.I. -(1-4) ... Clltf Haven it ! location, a home your chulldren wlll love, ! • backyard Is Jr. Disneyland + overlooks Newport * • Beach nature center & view of mountains. • ti $325,000 See Howard Lawson • . .... ti 211 CACll(Y UIE # 311, I.I . -(1-4) ... Vllla Balboa * • condo on penthouse level. 2 bdrms. 2 baths + • ! den. Very lovely with akytlghts & high ceilings. : • $219,000 See Joan Caln it .. . .. . ****************************** OPEN HOUSE SUllDAY 2-4 1444 W. BAY AYEllUE, IEWPORT BEACH REDUCED to $165,000 A great family home with pier & slip adjacent to sandy beach. 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, family & sewing rooms. Large bayfront patio, enjoy the view. SEE ClAUIETTE TAYLOI 673·13H LIDO ISLE VIA LOICA-$465,000 -5 bedrooms, 4 baths, family room, quality throughout. A great home for your family. John Martin VIA EIOU · $311,000 -40' corner location at Nord. Great potential. 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, den. 3 car garage. Lowell/ Javad VIA IUTOIE -$680,000 -A beautiful family size home on 67' wide lot. sparkling pool, 5 bdrms, 3 baths, sitting room off master suite. John Martin VIA QUITO IEDUCED TO $325,HO -A great buy for a 4 bedroom + family room home. Bright & sunny corner location. M otivated owners. Virginia O'Brien VIA PAI.HMO IHUCH TO $312,IH -Charming 4 bedroom. 3 bath, family room home. Beam ceilings. South sunny patio. Virginia O'Brien Vil WlllEIS·$360,000 -35' wide street to street lot, steps to bay, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. A great retreat. Lowell Stark VIA OIVIETO-S347,5H -Street to street location + a very lovely home with many details that will catch your eye. 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, formal . dining. Howard Lawson VIA UDO SOUD · $319,MO -Corner location at Via Palermo. 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, great potential. Sunny patio. Owner will listen! Virginia O'Brien IRVINE UJHOI FAUS·IEIUCO TO $2H,IH -Turtlerock Glen townhome. Immaculate 2 bdrms, den, 2 baths -private patio with spa off master suite, also, patio off living room. Comm. pool + lovely greenbelts. FEE See Pam Trlnen 260 CAGfC U. 260 CAGfC LN 280 CAGfC U. 260 CAGfC lN 260 CAGfC lN YIW IALIOA COllOS COii POOUSPA • lM,lBA • rent, 1 llt, 1 BA • 2 llt, 2 BA+DEN • 2 llt, 2 BA • 2 llt, 2 BA • Slll,000 • $149,500 • $219,000 Joan Caln • $147,500 • $119,000 Linda Jacobs I - • PROIOllTORY II Y • $92&,000 Bayfront home with 4 Bdrms, 3 baths, huge master suite. formal dining, room for two boats, will sell existing option. low down. Great terms. will trade up to 5 Bdrm on or off the water Ill lll HYIE IOOP • COUllTRY FREllCH • HIRIOR RIDGE CUSTOM $1,395,000 Quaint flagstone path leads you past lush land- scaping to the entrance of this Country French home. Oak hardwood floors, 3 fireplaces. 5 bdrms, 5 baths, family room, formal dining room, gourmet kitchen, breakfast room. ex- tended use of crown molding, a granite spa w/room for a pool. Will trade commercial or summer home. Ask for Ill I IOYIE IOOP rJ •HARBOR RID&E • m Panora!~A~!w O~~l~!a~!9F~~~~~ Island. I B I I I Catalina. plus on a clear day you can see the Queen Mary. Features oak entry and family room and five bedrooms. Will trade for com- mercial property. Ask for IHI HYIE IHP • HARIOR RID&E • Slll,000 Devonshire 5 bedrooms, 4 baths, family room, dining room, NEW PAINT, CARPET, drapes, brick deck, kitchen & entry. Complete ocean, bay, city, mountain views. $500,000., 11% & 12•1. fixed financing. Private yard with room for pool. Ask for a IHlllYIElllP u----- •LIDO IAYFIOIT S 1,410,000 • ITILIAI YILU IUSTEIPIECE Lido Isle bayfront,custom, three bedrooms, 3 baths. Award-winning tile floors & walls thruout. Master suite has steam room and hot tub, lnkeboll custom carved bed, headboard and credenza w/canopy, trench armoire. leads t master bath "To Stay". Carved wood wall sculpture 188x94" "To Stay". This Is a must t see. Many items, too numerous to list. llllllYIElllP •LIDO llYFROIT $435,000• Commanding view of the t-~· u oeek-a-boo of the mountai,,e ·o l ind conve- nient 3 -, lay. Dock available 1 -· ,.., professionally decorated ~..,.vr tones with imaginative and artlstk .• vuches. Call 1011 llYIE IMP •SPYGLASS HILL "OPTIOll "• $525,000 4 bedroom. 3 bath . family room. formal dining, library, oak floors. beautiful decor. large yard w/spa. Views from most rooms. A STEAL! $30,000 down. 11% fixed, 5 yrs No points IOI I IOVIE IOOP •LEASE SPYGLASS HILL• $3,000 PER IOITH 4 bedroom. 3 bath, formal dining, family rm., library. beautiful decorating. Large yard with spa. View from most rooms. Also lease option with min. down. IOI I IOVIE I HP • JASllllE CREEi • $349,000 Outstanding bay, ocean, city lite views from this Plan 6. 3 bedroom, 2'h bath, huge master suite w/sltting room, large breakfast area. study, comm. pool 2 tennis. Bachelor wants out. A great buy. IHlllYIEIHP • CAIEO SHORf• 'IEW • SI''" ~ Four bedrooms .,, ~ Va1 dining room, famlly roon" . ~.,an view. PRIVATE BEACHES. 4.. _,,sJde patio, plus large center court)~ . pool. Ask for ..:4111 llYll IMP SPECllLIZll& II IEWPORT BEICH'S FllEST HOIES • PRIVATE &ATED c111u11n. $315,000 Just reduced-TENNIS, community POOL and spa, ocean and city light views. One story 4 bedroom, 2'h baths, family room, 2 fireplaces. wet bar Otter lease option. 1111 MVIE IMP 2 I •BALBOA PElllllSUU • I! $255,000 u Two bedrooms, two baths, formal dining with fantastic views of ocean and pier. from this ~ oceanfront condo with securt y gate ano under· i ground parking Will "trade" up to $400.000 range in Newport n IOI I IOYIE IOOP u •BAYCREST• ~ Four bedrooms. tour baths. formal dining lam ~ rm .. large yard with lots of trees. room for pool D Steal at $295.000 : IOI I DOVIE IOOP • YILU IALIOA • ~ $198,000 • Two bedroom. two bath. family room. large o· livmg room with bay & ocean view Low down A real value Giant lot ~.~!~!~!el~~!~ ~~~n Mose. I chickens. ducks. fruit trees & spa on a quiet 5 street. $129.950 i Ill .11.111-1211 • $11 ,000 Vl-COIDO-FHI o· Two bdrm, 2 bath, fireplace In Lakeshore, near South Coast Plaza, close to lake & tennis .. Jl.111-1211 f SC 1010 -YI TEllS I Great Sooth Coast Plaza k>catlOn. $64.900 One 1· bdrm. one bath. Overtoot<s tennis courts in gated community. • .-.111-12.. I 1 INDEPENDENT BROKERS • BOB & DOVIE KOOP • 631-1266 I a 01ss~11»>--11w1--e•n 1 .,...tul)m~1n1.-11s1 .-..11a.,.. •1 1!!11· 1·•""s·a· IMW Bl!l!I ~ 0..,..~r,_~~MWl1~•~t.'9 .~~lrY"LOT/S.~.~ot>er ~ -1$ I # . l g-ea• _. •• ~ ea15 -•,s-••~ -·Mil•-••9-e•s -•••-103 Ri'M 20% IOWI • IUl•E 1~% l•PECCULE IEWNIT IElllTS Nil HOIE This home combines ekv-mce and Informal entertaining! 3 bdrm "' ~ '· fam. room. Ex- tenslvety tiled fir-' o~Y. courtyards. Great master suite. A $ .. ecorator's home. AS- SUME 1ST T.D. 0 ,.192,500. owe 2ND. Amaz- ing value of $250,000. Motivated! . Ill 111101111-1211 IEW CISTOI • VICTOllll IESlll Prime quiet NEWPORT HEIGHTS locale. This elegant home has every CUSTOM feature from the massive oak entry to the luxurious master suite. 3,400 sq ft built in 1982. 3 fireplaces. Antique French door & mantles. A superb prop- erty $429,000. Exclusive showings. W llHEIS 111-1211 . WESTCLIFF POOL HOIE Rambling 4 bdrm .. 3 bath residence with coun- try kitchen & family room. Most prime lot & location. 3 separate yard areas. Immaculate condition. Asking $265,000. Call IH IHctn 111-1211 •OTIVITEll 11111 IFFEISI IEST "VIEW" llY II IEWPORT 10% IOWI Exquisite VIEW home In quiet NEWPORT HEIGHTS. New Everything! 3 bdrm, 3 ba plus family room. Shows llke a model home from the gourmet kitchen to the formal llvlng room. Open beam celllngs & a marble hearth fireplace. Broad ocean VIEW from living room decks. AMAZING VALUE! REDUCE0-$314,500 ask for W llllEIS 111-1211 IEW LISTllll IEWPIRT HEllHTS Assume $132,560 11 .4%. Immaculate 3 bdrm, POOL home. The most prime Costa Mesa neigh- borhood! This lovely ranch style home has been upgraded throughout. Pool area PLUS private enclosed front yard. Family room. Two fire- places. Asking $184,900 W llNEIS 111-1211 CAPE COi IEWPOIT HEllHTS COUNTRY CHARM ex- udes this spacious 4 bedroom home. Completely new gourmet kitchen with family area. Oak & tiled floors. Separate den. A beautiful home. Receive $10,000 discount for up-'-----------J grades. Many, many fea- tures. Motivated! $255,000 W IHIDS 111-1211 U£ totCHS WESTCLIFF • IEWER CUSTOI Stunning 3 bdrm, den home. Prime secluded area amongst Blue Gum trees. Professionally decorated -An entertainers delight I Premium lot with large pool & spa. $399,000. Shown by appt. W llllEIS 131-1211 IEWPllT HEllHTS • $111,000 Cory 1 bdrm cottage with guest room. Brick fireplace -very livable with large lot. Prime quiet location. Motivated sellers. W 1111111 II 1-1211 SPECIALIZING IN VIEW PROPERTY lllHT LllHT, OCUI, llY I OPEi SPACE VIEWS Video can help you compare views and values In a few minutes. Call Pm Mllll 111-1211 FIRECLISlll • $101,100 Newport condo with view of open space. 2 master bdrms. Must be sold. VA terms posslble. 631-1266 OPEi SPIOE VIEW • $211,100 Beautiful warm Bluffs condo only flve years old. Views of the Back Bay & Fashion Island. Ca- thedral ceilings throughout. Private spa off mas- ter bedroom. Fireplace In llvtng room. Price Includes the land. Catt Pm 111-1211 IAYCIEST IUllll • 1241,000 Corner location, 5 bdrm, 21A bath home. Room for poot. No vtew but this Is the best value In Baycrest. Areplace In llvtng room. Large back yard. Posslble Bay vM9w from second story, should you expand this property. Pm , •••• 111-1211 Pm~·-· 111-1111 ElSTILIFF lll•E·S 111,000 Lii Three bdrm., 2 bath single family home In prime area. Near shopping, Corona det Mar High School, and Fashion Island. Check all the com- petition. then caJI Pm 111-1111 Ill CllYll CISTlll • Slll,000 Designed by Wallaoe Neff, famous architect for many movie stars. This home Is bullt the way your grandparent• expected homes to be done. Nearly 4,000 sq. ft. ptua large baaement plus poof house with sauna. Large pool, fruit trees, rose gardena, all located on the 18th fairway. Call Pete for appotntment. 631-1266 11111111 1 IOEAI VIEW 1221,000 Customized condo In Newport's Versattlea. Gated area, walk to beach. Call Pete 831-1266. Shown by appointment only. ''llEW IDUS Ill RUL ESTATE'' IN DE PE -.c 14¢~·3 ~•SN•• ff PM .,.. GIWI ~ . -li'ilt!'"' -ltlii'Jill ____ ••• -mms•---.., lfTA IUE EASTSllE-COSTA IESA Owner's loss - your gain! This home Is perfect for a couple. 2 bdrm, 2 ba, double car garage. Completely remodeled. New kitchen and bathrooms. Almost new roof, plumbing. insulation. forced air heat. French doors and windows leading into a beautiful private back yard with covered patio. Nothing left to do-you can relax and enjoy yourseff. CaJI today for a showing. llTI Wiii 111-1211 USTSIDE-COSTA IESl R-2 • S 119,000 B.uilders, carpenters. architects, plumbers, elec- tricians, handymen, etc. This home is waiting to be remodeled. Plans for a 2nd unit included. 2 bdrm. 1 ba, single car garage. Large lot on a very pretty street. One of the few houses left on the block to be remodeled or added on to. Don't wait. You'll be glad you called on this one. $119,000 lllTI WUE 131-1211 IEWPORT HEllHTS Delightful 2 bdrm. 2 ba home. Just as pretty as can be. Steps from Cliff Drive. Charming backyard. This home is for the person who II kes peace, comfort and private enjoyment in his own castle. $275,000. Call today for details on this Special home. . f llTI WllE 111-1211 I UllTS • I YURS OLD 'lllTlllTOI IUCH Six 2 bdrm, 1¥• ba units. Two 1 bdrm, w. BA units. 12 garages. Six years old. Gross income $54,000. Price $579,000. CaJI me on this excel- lent complex. lnl Wiii 111-1211 WIU Tl llLF ClllSE Very light and open former model home. High beamed oefllngs and lots of mirrors. 4 bdrms., 2'~ baths, formal dining and family room. Beeutlful tree ftlled yard. Exoeflent vaJue at $224,600. JlllJI IA•P IM'' Ul-1211 NDENT BROKER REALTORS ® BICI BAY VIEW COllDO Spacious 3 bdrm. 2.5 ba with large master suite. fireplace. dining and private rear yard. Asking $156.000. ClllT llEllEITS 11131-1211 llEW LISTlll COST l IESA TRl·PLEX $110,000 Quiet well located complex Is townhouse style units with apx. 1000 sq.ft.12 bdrm. 1 'h ba 2 story w/pnvate patios and garages. Proj. gross in- come of $22,500 Is conservative. Land is lease on excel. terms to 2021 so purchase price is fully depreciable. These units sell fast. • CllT IEllEITS II 131-1211 COSTA IESA DUPLEXES 2 side by side totally remodeled duplexes w/approx. 1000 sq. tt. per townhouse style unit. _Both properties show very well. Rents of $695.00 per unit on 2 of 4 units justify Proj. Gross Annual $16,680. Asking $168,000 w/assumable fixed rate loans. Owner may con- sider trade up for local Income property. ••t •nnn 1 u1-1211 IESA VERDE SHOW STOPPER Million dollar quality for a phenomenal pncel Nearly 4,000 sq. ft . of luxury 5 bdrms, 2'h baths. formal dining, separate family room. Massive bonus room with fireplace. Detailing throughout including trench doors, ultra high ceilings. L.......ii- beveled glass. oak book-.... ltlCI cases, custom lighting and skylights. Only $359.00. 11111 1IBI II 1-1211 OCUl,OCEAl,OCEAI Custom home with 3 master suites, each with private bath, huge family room with stone fire- lace, formal dining, 3 large view decks and the ~~:1'..lD,_.=OOi~~253,000 JUST LISTED. • ... -w, 111 -1211 I. NEW LISTING HUCITfll Wllllff - Near tennis, high school. shops, parks. Four bdrm. 3 bath. guest room, all In top condition on large lot. $339,000. • I IT'S GETIING A BIT COMPETITIVE AT UNIQUE HOMES ~-• / ~ Tht> staff has grown Lo CJV(>r 30 full tilne agen ts, making 1t one of the largest, independently owned offK't'b m the N<•wport 1 lar bor area. One of the very best, too! Because of their intense community involvement Unique Homes iB known as The Loca.l Favon te and the Local Favorite8 are: Mery Ann Anderton, Bonnie Berrlngton, Keren Beteon, Shell• Bowle•, Joen Brec.1, M999 .. Brewer, Sharon Corzine, Lorette Curci, LeVerne DeleClerve, Netel .. Fogerty, Jenet Ootherd, Kethy Qren .. rt, Mertlrn Grev••, Sherron Herrla, Lii• Herper, Merltyn Hodaff, Metlnde Huglll, Berber• Hutching•, Aon Jegner, Artie Johnton, Dottle Johnton, H•fa• McCfung, Dennr Merk••· Hoity Merk•, Pet Merry, Nency Murrey, Deen Rethbun, Merllyn Aou1Mtot, Donne 8chroect.r, Fren Scott, Jim Skehen, Ro .. mery Sietz, Eather T1bek, Mery vono.ldern, Bev White, Mercie Wortdng, Wendy Wood, ind Jim Wood. UIO ISU -Large. open spaces! 3 bdrms. 3 ba, remodeled to New England charm. Close to comm clubhouse. tennis and beaches. $480,000 A IW ltCl IOI( -Finest family llvlng, 4 bdrm, 3 bath, CdM neighborhood overlooking harbor, tasteful decor. lovely yard. $485,000 WTSllE OlJ TllEI -6750 sq tt lot. possible R-il zoning In great Costa Mesa rental location Neat 2 bdrm Investment home at $118,500 UITICU1 llTI A YIEI -Rare 3 bdrm, 2 beth. great view, very special touches: dark room. wrap around patio. very clean. $395,000 Tllll'I A llSmlC llW -In the front patio of this Charming Olde CdM house plus rental unit. Nice condttlon. charming street. $259,000 OI( All A Ull LOTS -South of the highway, In Olde CdM; 3 bdrms, 2 baths. delightful street a block and a half from beach and bluff. $350,000 Oil Of A .. -Belcourt find. Better than new, cleaner than orlglnal, 3 bdrm, plciureaque land- scaping, custom touches at Just $795,000 SOUt SllH(, S(Cll( -In Harbor Ylew Hills (Lusk) 3 bdrm, spotless, sunset views, 3 car garage, large yard. $385,000 llcmlC PllJlCT -Brand new In Olde CdMI Country Engllah condomlnluma. 3 bdrm and 2 bdrm. Extraa, decks, patios. From S229,500 UYllllU IMUll -Now priced realllttcaltyl Chrmlng 3 bdrm, 3 ba, o.ntral tocetlon, walk to t>eacnee. bay. fee land. 13-49.500 NEW LISTING UC1 UY llAIA -Three bdrm behind guarded gates. Wood and glass design. Newer home with family room. Unique upper Bey neigh- borhood. $385,000. BE A WINNER! Any buyer visiting any Unique Homes open house this weekend hes a chance to win one of three free subscriptions to Unique Homes magazine. Last week's winners were Greg Anderson of Whittler. Bob Barron of Redon- do Beach and K. Gerst of Cor n I M r. UIS( A OCWl/UY YIEW LOCATIOI -Unique 2, maybe 3, bdrm home, 3 bath, pool and 3 car garage 2 frplces. $2500/mo available 26/85. References r ulred. OPEi SITlllllY 1-1 llll U. From $229.500 "as•IH If 4itt New 2 and 3 bdrm condominiums J. Skahan lllUllMI IY.ltuS $485,000 View 4 bdrm, 3 ba, family home ILHGll $145.000 Corner condo. 1 bdrm 2111 ..... ,., B Hutchings lll AYHl4e B Barrington OPEi SllllY 1-1 .... $334,950 3 bdrm, 2 bath with beams 211 Irk N. Fogarty Ult• YD $339,000 1 ... Ptrt W""91rH 4 bdrm Portoflno, shutters, spa M. Graves OlllUllllWll 3 bdrm, pool. spa $395,000 441 • ..,.,. Ullll YIEW llW $385,000 3 bdrm, 2'h be, view, spotless M. vonGeldern 1H1 IHI A. Sietz UI • From $229,500 .,...._. .t • New 2 and 3 bdrm condominiums J. Skahan ... $799,000 3 bdrm. see It all view IJMIH•IM. A.Johnson IUlllW $395,000 1121 Y11M IMMtr ... 3 bdrm, Iott. magnificent view 8 . Hutchings 111&11111 n au S485.ooo 2111 .....,_ View 4 bdrm, 3 ba famlly home L. Curci IAlllA ,,_Ill.I '490,000 1H 141....., 3 bdrm. 2 ba on the bay M. RoulMlot iweekly mortgages ot for Yuppies only MIAMI The Yuppie mortgage may 1 bP 1usl for young urban professionals er all Brwf'ekly payment of mortgages may enlually replace the traditional monthly ymenl through a new program dP.· ned to cut down dramatically on eresl while drastically reducing time of yments Doug Gallagher. who has wntten merous articles on mortgage banking d real estate financing for lhe na11on's s1ness magazines, tells how the new weekly mortgages work and points oul me of the advantages and disadvan- ges The most obvious advantage result· g from biweekly mortgage payments. allagher said, Is the saving of $58,000 or percent on a $50.000. 30-year loan Another advantage of the biweekly orlgage Is that It Is paid ott in about 19 ars instead of 30. That's not all, said Gallagher The rogram results In rapid net equity ccumulatlon and generally will obtain wer interest rates and fees to the lender And that does not take Into conslder- t1on the convenience of automatic mort- age remittance For the lender. biweekly mortgages lso offer some advantages, Gallagher aid There's the paperless mortgage re- 1ttance by debit from depository ac- ounl. notification on a problem account by internal exception report reflecting defaults 1mmed1ately, opportunities f<Jr 101a1 accounl rela11onsh1p. cross sellmq borrower for dflpos1tory ins11tut1on. potenltal markP-t <;hare 1f lender offers biweekly lo;:m 1!atly and. early repayment term will likely lend itself to secondary market resale andor secur1t 1za11on There are some disadvantages for Iha borrower, Gallagher al so points oul He may not like the increased total yearly payments tor housing required, which may result an slightly lower maxi- mum loan amount when normal under- writing ratios are figured or a biweekly loan Other disadvantages are effect thal the reduction of interest has on income tax deductions Moreover, 11 may be more dlfflcult lo qualify "The biggest disadvantage." said Galll)gher. "concerns the potenl1al ser- v1c1ng nightmare .. This can be hm1ted . he said. by processing or remittances through an automated clearinghouse which would m1t1gate the disadvantage of more lre- quenl payments According to John Khun of the marketing department ol Johnstown Sav- ings Bank. Johnstown. Pa . that inst1tut1on 1s doing 80 percent of Its m ortgage business on a biweekly basis and their business has doubled an the past year since introducing lhe biweekly mort- gages REAL ESTATE 140-CHI 2121 IN 4't~•I• lilts R~. ltw,tr1 0Hftr 7Dp 0/ 7Jt> 7'1Dttd ThiJl s the VIEW frorn lh1s m.agruf1l't'nl manor h1~h 011 d hill 111 1,, • .._,,j,(111u~ Harbor Ridge' This luxuraow, 5 BD. 7BA r<'flK'l" th1· ull11t ... L• 111 qu.ilit~ throughout. Boa.'IL1d1·r trad<· Try your honw 11r 11111uw·rt 1,11 a"> down payment Offl'n'(j at $1 .~~ll.0011 J1 ·ra Hunt I Tr1fal1ar o, .. , .. 1·1 1 1PDtUiJk /!,QH {)ptU:J11 11 Custom 4 BD. 3 BA, 3 car gara~,. workshop and gueRt quarters Pm.'t"d under apprcusal at $340,()()() With qualified buyers, owner will t'Ons1dt•r carrying 1st T.D. Vf"f! Stmson 111 El lt4t11 1,.1 111 1·1 • ?Zmtcl" Stz.11 ;J"~ Sa.¥ /!llU 'X!,y $199,500 End unit, 3 Btt, 2 BA. firc·pl<t{'l·. pow dC'r room, formal dining, brf'ak fa,t nook, ut1la ty rnom. w1·t bar, dn ·sMn~ nx,m/macit<-r balh. '>l<>P'-d t'f'll1ng!->, AC Vf"f' Stm . ..on · I lelf111t hrtt 1,.. IH 1-1 * ?Hw /!utilt9 * ~e"11a ad ?Ila~• 2 11~ "" 1 /!"t Spacious, seperat.e young :l story homc'S 3 Rd, :l Bas .,;wh M a.o;ln "Ult(· w /priva te decks, dining an ·a and 2 c:ar garagt· Convcnwnt, C'hamun~ ar1·a walk to shopping & en tertammg assume loan a.'lktng $3R~.Oll0 Call Jeri Hunt REALTY The Harbor Area's Oldest Real Estate Firm IAYllMU UfflllT 11,JI0,000 Large 4 bdrm single story home with family room, oversized garage, wet bar. 2 fireplaces. spacious bayslde sundeck and room to add m ore. 88 feet on the bay. Deslrable eastern exposure. Priced to settle estate. 281 2 Bayshore Drive wlll be open Sun 2-4:30 LtfflllT ...... lltl,000 Beautiful 4 bdrm home with private pier & float In fashionable Dover Shores. This Immaculate home haa a brand new kitchen. formal dining room, den & work shop. IDllD ~LIT "41,IOG Beautiful ocean front lot on magnificent white &and beach. Located In exclusive gat&-guarded community. Great aurllng, romantic sunsets. mllea of beach combing. 98 feet on the aandl .. ...,. • ,. __ • ..... 1111.- Deauvllle plan on huge lot at the end of private col-d•aac. Dramatic 16 foot celllngs. award det6gned kitchen, kid• play rm, 4 bdrma & 3 bathe. Over 3000 aq.tt.I Large pool. . (714) 673-4400 WI IWIH • OIHU HL UI 1114,000 Lowest priced 2 bdrm condo on the ocean side of the hwy In Corona del Mar. Fireplace. wet bar & porch. Private corner unit with view of the hills & city llghls. WIN ... lFllYll Harbor Realty Is a full service locally owned Real Estate Company offering a complete range of real estate services such as an active rental department. a nationwide relocation network, and an In house com- puterized fisting service. Why settle for less? UIYll ..... ...,..,. ., .... Lowest Priced hoose well built with lots of wood panellng & used brick. Huge lot. Nice view. Terrific location. CHIU Ill UI llPlO U21,000 Large custom built studio duplex on beautiful Poppy Ave. In Olde Corona del Mar 3 and 2 bdrms, private patios. fireplaces. all built-Ins. carpets and drapes The rear unit even has some ocean view. Yllll llPt.DIS S 111,0ll •Hll . 3 duplexes In gro~\_ \\ ste. 2 bdrms & 2 baths In each unit. 7 ti:... l\ 't1ew Country atmosphere Always rented~~ to sell fllltllO... 112,llO Beautlfullly furnished contemporary condo con- veniently located near Hoag Hospital. Private deck, mirror s. bar. all llke new Full security bulldlng. Submit terms. .... TIAllfllll 122 ..... Conveniently located In Corona Del Mar with 3 bdrms, 21,A, baths. wet bar. 2 fireplaces, pool spa, and tennis. Walk to Gelson's. bank, Gulld. etc . (213) 628-2828 2845 EAST COAST HIGHWAY CORONA DEL MAR Spectacular homes and estate sites behind guarded gates in Newport Beach. Belcourt. Newport Beach's exclusive, guarded-gate community of sophisti- cated townhomes, luxurious single- family attached homes and custom home sites where you may build the custom home of your choice or have J.M. Peters Company build one of its homes for you. MANOR CUSTOM SERIES PLAN 60 2 Chadbourne Court 4 Barrenger Court 2 Weymouth Court 4,536 Sq. Ft., 4 and a den or 5 bedroom, 4 baths, 2 story, family room, huge master suite with retreat, 4-car garage. $775,000 TERRACE COLLECTION 34 Hillsdale Drive 2,254 Sq. Ft. on one level, 3 bedrooms, 2Vi baths, spacious living room with fireplace and wet bar, garden kitchen with spacious nook and window. Available in December $440,000 24 Hillsdale Drive 2,676 Sq. Ft., 3 bedrooms, 31/z baths, 2 story, formal living room, lavish master bedroom and second bedroom with private bath. $455,000 14 Hillsdale Drive 3,010 Sq. Ft., 3 bedrooms, 2Yi baths, spacious family room with wet bar and fireplace, opulent master bedroom retreat with luxurious bath. $465,000 40 Hillsdale Drive 3,340 Sq. Ft., expansive living room, spacious family room with second fireplace, garden kitchen with green- house window and large nook, 3 secondary bedrooms, 3Vi baths and lavish master suite. Available in December $505,000 Other Terrace Collection Homes Available. See Salesperson for Details. CUSTOM LOTS Belcourt makes it easy to buy your own lot and build a dream home of your own design. Only one tennis court estate lo~ of over one haH acre remains available at S475,0CO -or choose from a half-dozen remaining custom sites priced from $260,000. BELCOURT. OVER $105 MILLION IN SALES-COME SEE WHY. ""'Cl tHll ll\ll •S Of CWI Of PUlllt'..All()N Sl.J8Jf CT tO PA()A SAl( °"()11411(110l~IHI ()I l><ISf('Ul('IOi ·-----,,,_,.._ ,.,,.,,.,..,,.,_.,,,., . .,.,._ ... (n4) 720-1016 1 BELCOUITT I T.,,.ce Collection mock! homes are opm dnily from 10:00 a. m. to 6.'()0 p. m. BROKER COOPERATION WELCOME. ental furniture can • • e inexpensive way o fill empty roo1ns If you are sitting on an orange crate in middle of the home of yotir dreams ing the furniture ads In your local spaper, don't despair. Visit your local furniture rental show- m instead. Begin to fill those empty ms with sott chairs, stunning tables elegant chests (with abundant draw- to stash away yoor mortgage slips). Rental furniture is becoming the easy wer to the near~mpty pockets and ms that heavy down payments and rtgages are leaving new homeowners. Renting home furnishings solves e particular problems that moving o a home of your own poses. The furniture you bring with you often not up to the standards of your new me m styte or size. Often it has been lected and purchased to fill Immediate d temporary needs. Now. with a home that may have a rsonality built Into its walls. you are ding that the two are not meshing. A la that had served well In an apartment ing room ends up In a basement den d tables and chairs that were your mpany-best In former times now fill up a are room. permanent, you can test your taste temporarily as you rebuild your bank account, getting ready for the time when you will want to purchase Pieces of furniture. or whole room units. are available, as you see them in the showrooms. for periods of your choice from one month to many years. After renting furniture for longer periods you might wish to consider the economies of applying the rental payments to the purchase. Most rental companies will provide credit for at least part of your rental payments. Renting home furnishings is gentle on your bank account. For an average of $60 per month. estimated by the Furniture Rental Association of America (FRAA), the Rental furniture ls be- coming the easy answer to the near-empty pockets and rooms that heavy down payments and mort- gages are lea vlng new homeowners. 2 story custom home with pier & float. 3 Bdrms, 2'n bath. Large master suite • with spa. Bay views from every room, wet bar, marble baths, 2 fireplaces, asking $487,000. Owne< will trade up to Bayfront home with room for bigger boa ti JACOBS RUL TY 115-1111 *'Jue 7eiJN* Get a Free Trip TO HAWAII when you buy a hou ae from u1 De A Fr-Trip TO LAS VEGAS for rental liatinr with ua call V .l.P. Properties, Inc. How does that leave your living room. ur dining area? Mostly empty - atching yoor savings account. (714) 675-2232 industry group that represents nearly 75 '•==============~, percent of all furniture rental business 11 Until you can recoup from the anc1al trauma of buying your first home, nsider filling this beloved home with nted furniture that reflects the same ste you displayed when you chose your ouse. Furniture rental showrooms 1n cities nd towns across the nation have room 1sp1ays to give you Infinite Ideas of ways furnish your home. The showrooms will ut before your eyes a vast selection of tyles and fabrics and woods. Call 800- 0R-RENT for a list of showrooms by tate. Perhaps the decision to choose a ouse has exhausted your ability to hoose. Then try oot what you think might ork. There Is no commitment. so the ecision is not permanent. transacted tn America. you can fully furnish a ltvtng room, dining room and bedroom For that amount of monthly payment, you could only hope to purchase a sofa or a bedroom set. According to FRAA, more than half a millton homes in this country are now furnished with rental furniture. reflecting the burdens inflicted by increased costs of furniture and housing. inflated finance charges and mortgage rates. The popu- larity of rental furniture also reflects the needs homeowners have for a way to fill in while tastes are developing and the desire I to commit to a style becomes lull blown. COLDWeu.. BANl(C!RO ' llST SELL! 1111 Y&llT --1411.- Ocean and city light view. 4 BR, custom features throughout, pri- vate spa. New jumbo loan. Guard- ed community with tennls and pool. w ..... Move some country furniture Into our Cape Cod home and see how it sits in our environment. Furniture rental allows homeowners to make wise investments in housing by giving new homeowners an alternative to holding hack down payment money for furniture purchases, to going without furniture to making do with old furnishings In new surroundings I'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~= By renting furnishings, new home- owners can postpone an investment In furniture until they can study the market and scout out the best buys As much .,, ........ Or perhaps a more contemporary line wo~ld be more interesting. Are you up to m1xmg up an eclectic potpurrl? Since the selection you make ls not necessarily Fannie Mae OKs tough guidlines for loans with low down payment The Fede<al National Mortgage As- sociation (Fannie Mae) has tightened ehglblllty requirements for persons buying homes with lea than a 10 percent downpeyment, effeci111e last Tuesday. The changes restrict a borrower's anticipated housing expense (principal and lnte<est taxes and Insurance on the loan) to not more than 25 percent of gross monthly Income. Furthermore, housing e)(pense coupled with tot al Installment debt may not exceed 33 percent of gross monthly Income. (Previously these ratios were 28 and 36 percent respectlvefy.) The Changes may lhut some first time homebuyera out of the matket or cause -·--·---------·-------- them to settle for a smaller home for the money Mortgage bankers anticipate FHA loan programs will become more attract- ive alternatives as a result of the tightened ratios. Karl Mendenhall. senior vice presi- dent of marketing for the mortgage banking firm of Cameron-Brown Co .• said the tightened ratios "will have the same effect as If Interest rates rose 2 percent." "This means a borrower who under the old ratios qualified for a $60,000 loan will now be eligible for only a $54',000 loan or will have to have 12 percent additional annual Income to qualify for the larger amount " S.E.l.-CllDY for .I EWELL ........... l • Jacuzzi Bath Tu b • C u atom Draperiea • Hardwood Floore •Solar Water Heater 3 Bclrm 21.lz ba. Patio Sparklea-Gentle Breeze• World a .... Flnancin1 $159,800 Call 675-8624 w .. 1r.nda 548-9293 ""'_..,·;,.";.· ""--~----'t ,. # ~ t ~-1 ... ICW. ...._IT 111' Fii im The Balboa Fun Zone area is under- going redevelopment. By the end of 1985 the area will become the next Lido Village. The prune commercial property at 207 Palm is now avail- able. $166,000 assumable first; in- come $19,800/yr. Consideration to brokers. 111-Ha laHr--$111.-. REAL ESTATE AUCTION L[ND£RS FORCLOSURE UNPRECED£NT£0 OFFERINGS NEWPORT BEACH OCEAN VIEW CONDO BANtt F~ING SUNDAY OCT 27th 4 PM (Sale at Site) Located: 633 Lido Park Of. Unit 0.3 Newport Beach. CA. Ocean & !Wbor Ytew 2 BR. 2 BA lge lmne rm, formal d1mng. kitchen with .. Top ol the hne.. apphances. Subterranean parking (2 cars) Approx 1889+ sq It f uH security bldg INSP£CllOHS: Ott 20. 26 trom 1 to 4PM & DAY of sale 12 noon GAMSOH & fl.AHS 16200 Ventura Blvd Suite 40 I Encmo. CA 91436·2227 (818) 78-4 -3200 (2 13) 812 27 II One ol the largest diversified real estate/auchoneers in America RI R YIEW HIU.S •1u1111111•rmn .. ._ 1•0 ftlW -on Ebbtide, one of the most aought-aner s1reets. House ot glass. Spacious 1 level, 4 Bdrm, 3'A Ba. formal dining rm, tam rm, 2 trplcs, shaj(e roof, security sys.- tern. Large courtyard entry w/lovety landacaplng. Most rooms lead off onto huge 13'x72' patio on panoramic view side/ Move-ln condition. Room f()( ex- pansion. Rare opportunity f()( some WJ1Y fortunate BUYER. $489,500 In- cluding land. This home will not be held open, p6eaM call Helen fOf appt. to see this exciuslYe listing. •01111 .... ,.. ...... - Charming 1 level 4 Bdrm. form dine, tam rm. 2 frplcs. Ex1ra lrg lot, wrap- around patio w/lrg spa. Community poof. Setters motivated. $3-45,000 l.H. ... UT/-1-4 1114 .... 1~ (lllhln4 ...... 11•) IEST II ILIFFS ,,.... .. ,, ............. '--' m mY -• Br. 2'A ea. ptantetlon 1hutter1, parquet flooring. Only $179.500. m mY YIMIT -4 Br. 2'1'i Ba. green- belt, 2,000 sq.n. Wiii lee.98 option $2-45,000. ....... / .. 1-4 ............. ....,. .... , ,.. -Beeutlful 3 Br. 2~ ea, fM\ rm, 2.200 IQ.ft. Ltg vtewtng dectc $287,500. Barbara Sanregret. ....... Illa 1-4 Mil .......... HELEll B. DOWD .... 111-1412 ..... .., .... ..,.. .. ~·- HOMES FOR SALE 1 llEDROOM 759 Avocado, Ofde Corona del Mar 175--8000 146,000 Saturday 1-5 1 9R pl• PAM Ml or DEN 20I vta Dijon (Udo IM) Newport Beech 873-7300 $335,000 Sunday 1-4 110 33rd Street (~) Hwpt 8ch 144-tiOO S3e0,000 Saturday 1-6 J..,,.,. at 4th, Okte COtona del Mar 644-2138 from *229,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 13e CleartH'ootc, Woodbridge, lrvtne 145-0303 $99,900 Sunday 1-4 1~ DeauvOle, Cotta Mela wtr2313 $87,000 Sat/Sun 12-5 •23 Flower St, Coeta Mesa 631-7370 $152,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 234 Haz.,, Corona del Mar ~200 $595,000 Sunday 1-5 2 BR plu1 FAM RM M DEN 317 Anade Ave. Balboa Penlnaula, N.B 831-7300 $199,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 2215 Gotden Clrcte, Newport Beech 145-0303$185,000 Sunday 1-4 487 Magnolla..t Coeta Meea 831-1400 ~177,000 Sat/Sun 12-5 **31921 South Coast Hwy, South Laguna 673-7300 $899,000 Saturday 1-4 • • 1243 Ba)'Mde Or, Newport 8-ct'I 844-9060 $575,000 Sunday 1-5 .,5 Beachcomber, Jqmlne Creek, CdM 780-8333 $409,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 • 17 ~ Bey Drive (Spygt ... ) Nwpt Bch 759-9100 $557,500 Sunday 1-5 270 Eut 18th Street, Colta Meea 751-3191 $138,SOO Sunday 1-5 10& Edgewater (P9ntnlula) ~ 8ch 875-tOOO $480,000 Sunday 1-5 3300 Oc:ee1't Blvd, OkSe Corona del Mar 875-8000 $7",000 Sunday 1·5 1348 Gar11ngford. Costa M ... 875-4122 S128,800 Sat/Sun 10-4 136 HamptNre (Baycnet) Newport 8Md'I ~ 1319,000 Saturday 1-5 •2015 Leewwd (~) Nwpt 8ch 84+6200 S289,900 Saturdll)' 2~ 6407 Melrtc, Santa Ana 845--0303 • 116,000 8 Montana'a NOf1•, lrvtne 840-48&8 S 199,500 1952 Petk:an, Mela verde, CM Sunday 1 .... Sunday 1-5 &45-0303 $174,500 Sat/Sun 1-4 •332 PolllMttia. Corona del Mar 844-QOO $459,800 Saturday 1-5 ...... Rtwra Terr (Corona Htltlnd•) COM 67MOOO *395,000 Sunday 1-5 #3 Rue ~ Royal (8'g CMYQn) N9 ~ tl25.000 ~ 1-5 535 8111W•d, Corona dll Mar 1-..100 f,236,000 a.&/Sun 1-5 707 St. .,...,. Rold, Neiwport ~ en-noo '326.000 Sundlly 1-4 * •382 8unnae Cr, ea.ta .... 54&-2313 1130,too ... 12-3 145 Via~ (Udo•> Nwpt Bch 87~7300 1319,000 ~ 1-4 4427 W. CoeM Hwy, f-.por1 T OM.:-.orn. 644-IOeO 1245.000 Saturday 1-4 * •&eOe W. Ooellnfront, w.t N.B 844-90e0 $470,000 Saturday 1·5 90e w. Wison, Colta Meea 545-7983 $122,500 Sunday 1-5 S Ill ... FAii RM M DEN 901 Almond, EMtbtuff, Nwpt Beh 780-e333 $249,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2345 Aralla, Eatbeuff, Nwpt 8ch 642-5200 $245,000 Sunday 1-5 2857 Vitt• Omada. Blutfa. Nwpt 8ch 780-8333 $279,000 Sunday 1-5 1207 eei.. Oum Lane, Nwpt 8ch 78&-&220 $410,000 Sat/Sun 12-5 ••1211 Blue Gum (W .. tdttf) Nwpt Bch 631-12tl S381,15o Sunday 1-5 600 CemMton.1. ~wtlel w:nd, CdM 875-7572 "4GV,000 Deity 1().6 2157 Chenr* Ad, Balboa~. 831-1400 $595,000 Sunday 1-5 3047 Country Club Or, Coeta M-. 145-0303 $295,000 Sunday 1-5 515 OllNta AW, S4Jmmec wind, CdM 875-7672 $375,000 Oalty 1o-6 517 o.hla, Summelwtnd, CdM 175-7172 $409,000 Deify 1().6 *247 Oltftwood, Shoredm. N.B 844-IOIO *4•.000 Sunday 1-5 • 1730 Qllluy onv.. DoYW ~ N.8 831-7300 '825,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2215 Golden Clrde, ~ 8-ct\ 145-0303$185,000 Sunday 1-4 • 21 Hltt)c)t FUdQe Or (Hatt>ot Ridge) NB 844-4200 M05,000 Sunday 1-s •2807 Hsbor Vl9w Or, H. V Ht•, N.8 844-9080 $515,000 Sunday 1-5 308 HolmwOOd (H .. port Heights) NB 831-1281 1314,500 Sunday 1-5 ••22331W8'Mngford, Hunt. 8oh ~13 13:ta.ooo Sunday 1-4 1781 tow. ea.ta Mee ~2313 S1",900 Sunday 1-4 * •46 Jaemtne Creek Or, CdM 844-9080 $345,000 Sonday 1-5 18 Jetty, Jumtne Cf'Mk. Corona del Mar ~ $346,000 Saturday 1--5 1301 Keel (Harb<>' View Hiiia) NB 675-6000 $385,000 Sunday 1-5 1921 Yacht Enchantreaa (Seavtew) NB 675-8000 $395,000 Sunday 1-5 3441 Kings Court, Costa Meea 845--0303 $199,500 Saturday 1-5 * •87 Lakeehore, trvtne 760-8333 $350,000 Sunday 1-5 1631 Uncotn Lane, Newport 8Wtl 873-5354 $317,500... ~ 1--5 315 Mitford, Corona del Mw 873-5354 $465,000,.. Saturday 1-5 3340 ..,.... Cotta Meea • 541-231a $1.w.500 sat10-21Sun 1-4 1709 P.,_,, Mete Verde, Colta Meee 751-3191 $184,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 ••1244 Pofat1s Or, Oowr ~NB 631-7300 $1, 175,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1953 Port Trinity (Harb<>< View Homee) NB ~200 $239.500 Sunday 2-5 1955 Port LockMtgh (Htirt>or Vu Hmee) NB 8«-e200 $249,000 Sunday 1-5 •21 Rue Grand Ducal (Big Canyon) NB 759-6700 $550,000 Sunday 1-5 423 San Bernardino (Newpon ~htt) NB ~200 $390,000 Sunday 1-4 13211 Sendhurat, Tustin 759-1501 $171,000 Sunday 1-5 2093 Santa Ana Ave. Eutlkte Coeta MMe 548-5e05 $199,500 Sunday 1:30-!5 8805 Seuhor• Or. Newport Bch 631-1400 $395,000 Sun 1-4 2718 Shell, China Cove. Cofone del Mw 64-4-9060 $450,000 Saturday 1 -~ 2040 Shlpway Ortve. ~t. N.B 631-7300 $249,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •7 Slnglnowood (Woodbrtdge) Irvine 844-6200 $184,800 Saturday 12-4 • #7 Slngtngwood (Woodbrtdge) Irvine 84+6200 S 184,900 Sunday 12-4 vs SkyaeM, Jumtne Creek. Corona Del Mar 7eo-.1333 $419,000 Sunday 2-5 •5 Toulon, Harbor Ridge. Nwpt ~ 844-2909 $559,000 Sunday 1-5 ••207 Tu.tin Ave, N9wpott 8Mch 645-0303 $430,000 Sun 12-3 133 Via Havre, Udo t•. NB 145-0303 $3&9,500 ~ 1-4 •eo1 V1a Udo Nord (Lido Ille) Nwpt Bch $73-7300 $495,000 Saturday 2-5 120 V1a Qutto1~o I•, Neiwport Bch 844-9090 .a45,000 Sunday 1-4 24311 V1a San Oemet1te, M~ VletO no.aooe s 1a&,ooo a.ueun 1-& **1444 W. 9ey A¥MUe, Ple•J)Ort Bwf\ 873-7300 1845,000 ~ 2-4 •tu.DOii **2858 ~Or, 9eylhor•, N.8 831-1400 11,eoo,000 Saturdey 2-s 1872 LAI Bredor, ea.ta Meu &46-2313 $184,800 Sat/Sonday 1-5 .... ,. . . . .. ..,. . ------- 233o Port Lerwick Place, Seewtnd, NB 760-1900 $295,000 Sunday 1 ~ ••...,..2 Rue Grand Ducal, Big Cyn, N.B 873-4-400 $535,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2326 Tustin Ave (Nwpl Heights) Nwpt Bch 631-1266 $239,900 Sunday 1-5 124 Via Trieste (Udo Isle) Nwpt Bch 673-7300 $45<>,000 Sunday 1--4 4 BR P'ue FAM RM or DEN v 2 Torrey Pines, Big Canyon, N.B 759-8477 $525,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 * *27 Balboa Covee. Balboa Coves. NB 631-1400 $350,000 Sunday 1-5 V' 2812 Bayahorel Dr. Newport Beech 67~ $1 ,380,000 Sunday 1--4:30 **415 Baytkje Drtve, Newport Beach 759-1501 $990,000 Saturday 1-5 •2788 Bluebltd Ct. Coeta Mesa 546-2313 $288,500 Sunday 1--4 2789 Bluebtfd Ct, eo.ta Mesa 546-2313 $235,000 Sunday 1--4 * • 1 BumAng Trw (Big c.nyon) Nwpt 8ch 75M700 $1,275,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 **2274 CMnnel Rd .• Penln. Pt, N.B 64~303$1 ,817,000 Sunday 12-4 * 1930 Commodore Road, Baycreat. N.B 631-7300 $215,000 Sundey 1-5 9786 Oebk>tl, Fountain Valley 546-5805 1229.500 Sunday 1:30-5 205 East Balbo8 91, Balboa Peninsula. NB 963-.83n $389,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 205 E. Balboe Bl, Balboa Penln. 963-8377 $369,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 518 El Modena, Newport Heights, NB 640...S68 sa.o.ooo Sunday 1-5 * • 1380 Galaxy Dr. Dover Shores. N.B 631-7300 $850,000 Sunday 1-5 * 1924 Holiday, Westciltf, Newport Bch. 63 1-1400 $289,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 ""'307 Iris, Olde Corona def Mar 644-9060 $425,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 706 Malabar (Irvine Terrace) COM 759-1501 $.435,000 Sunday 1-4 **505 Morningstar, Dover Shores, N.B 63 1-1 400 $1 ,195,000 Sat2-5 * •34 Morro Bay (Spyglass) COM 759-1501 $595,000 Sat/Sun 1 ·30-5 30 *20 15 Seadrift (Irvine Terrace) COM 759-1501 $390,000 Sunday 1-5 •v 16 Napoll, Harbor Ridge, NB 760-8333 $1 , 195,000 Sunday 1-5 * • v 4 Narbonne, Harbor Ridge, NB 760-8333 $995,000 Sunday 1-5 3234 Nebraska, Costa Mesa 644-9060 $159,000 Sat 2-5 ••4527 Orrington, Corona del Mar 63 1-1266 S899,000 Sunday 1-5 ••1220 Outrlgg«. Harbor View Hills 631-1400 $419,000 Sunday 1-5 *•1218 Potarlt Or, Newport Bch 546-2313 $499,000 Sunday 1.-. • 1806 Port Weatboume (Harbor VleW) NB 67S-6000 $339,000 Sunday 1-5 * •4e27 Roxbury Rd. Cameo lhores. CdM 844-9060 $575,000 Sat 1-5 *•54 Royal St Ge«ge (8'g Canyon) NB ~200 11.800,000 Sunday 1-5 v22 Roy9I St. George, Big Canyon, NB 7eo.-&333 $252,000 Sund9Y 1-5 18862 Saginaw, Turtle Roci(, lrvtne 631-1400 $192,500 Sunday 1-5 850 Sendcailtte, Harbor vi.. Hiii' CdM 760-8333 '339,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 3900 S.ndune Lane (Harbor Vu Hiiis) NB &44..e200 $429,000 Sunday 1:30-5 1917 Yacht Enc:hant,....(8-Mw) Nwpt Bc:h eu~ ..... ~800 ......... ~.t:~. ••2101 Santiago Dr., Baycreat, N.B 631-7300 $299,000 Sunday i -5 2121 Yacht Yankee (Seevlew) Nwpt Bc:h 831-5510 $319,000 Sunday 1~ 1216 Somerset Lane, Westcilff, N.B 631-7300 $.450,000 Sunday 1-5 171• Starlight, Baycreet, Newport Beed\ 64+9060 $33.4,000 Sunday i-5 • 1724 Terrapin Way, Newport 8ch 646-7171 $339,000 Sunday 1-5 •v 14 Trafa)gar, Harbor Ridge NB 760-8333 $1,410,000 &.inday 1-5 125 Via Koron, Lido Isle, Newport Beach 63 1-7300 $475,000 Sunday 1-5 **627 Via Lido Soud, lido Isle 64-4-9060 $1,595,000 Sunday 1-5 32 Vienna. Newport Beach 631-1266 $489,900 Sunday 1-5 * *426 Harbor Island Drive, Newport Beach 631 -128& $925.000 Sunday 1-5 * • 18 Cypress Point, Newport 8w:t'I 631 -1266 Si95.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 405 Vllta Roma (The Bluffs) Newpor1 8eectl 6#-6200 S1&4,500 Sunday 1-5 330 Vista T rueha, Bkdfa, Nwpt Bet\ 760-8333 $249,500 Sunday 1-5 •2718 Windover (Broadmoor) Nwpt Bc:h 675-eOOO $48S,OOO Sa1/Sun 1-5 * 1907 WlndWard Lane. Bayc:rest, N.B 631-7300 $300,000 Sunday 1-5 5 BR plua FAM RM Of DeN 1•37 Antigua Way. Baycrest, N.B 63 1-7300 $415,000 881/Sun 1-5 1518 Galaxy Dr. Dover Shores. N.B 631-7300 $687,000 Sunday 1-5 •74 Hillcrest, Big Ganyon, Nwpt Bch 673-8700 $2,450,000 Sunday 1-5 ••24 Mission Bay, Spyglass 760-8333 $569,900 Sunday 1-5 * •324 Morning Star (Dovef Shores) NB 759-6700 $1, 175,000 Sunday 1-5 * • v 17 Napoli (Harbor Ridge) CdM 760-8333 $ 1,495.000 Sunday 1-5 3800 Ocean Birch (Spyglass Ridge) COM 644-6200 $565.000 Sunday 1-5 2345 Port Carllsle (Harbor Vu Hmes) NB 644-6200 $369,000 · Sunday 1-5 •2042 Port Weybridge Pl (Hrbr Vu Hms) NB 759-1501 $339.900 Sunday 1-5 44 Ridgellne Drive (Harbor Ridge) NB 644-6200 $725.000 Sunday 1-5 * • v25 Ridgellne. Harbor Ridge NB 760-8333 $3,950,000 Sunday 1-5 31 Rockingham (Belcourt) Newport Beach 644-6200 $749.000 Sunday 1-5 * •81 Royal St George (Big Canyon) NB 644 -6200 $1.150,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 * •6 Trafalgar, Harbor Ridge, Nwpl Bch 640-4868 $1,950,000 Sunday 1·5 220 Via Genoa, lido Isle. N.B &44-9060 $535,000 Sunday 1 ·5 **5 10 Via Udo Nord. lido Isle 6«·9060 $1,550,000 Sunday 1-5 **239 Via lido Soud (Lido Isle) NB 673-7300 $1,375,000 Saturday 11-2 *2 Yoncstilre (Harbor Ridge) Nwpt Bch 644~200 $1, 100,000 Sunday 1·5 I BR plua FAM AM or DEN ••LOTS 84-85-a6 Top of Rockypolnt, COM 644-6200 $2,750,000 Sat/Sun 8-a ••7 Bodega Bay. Sp,g&ua. CdM 644-90eo $749,000 Sunday 1.5 ••S Goleta Piece (Spygl ... ) NB ~200 $699,900 Sunday 12--4 * •330 Via Udo Nord Udo lM) Nwp1 8ct'i ........... fl~l .. , .... , ... ~ .. ~ ..... COND08/TOWNHOME8 F°" IALE 1 BEDROOM *300 Cagney Lane (6) Verufflea, N.B 64~303 $122,900 Sat 1-5 ••220 Via Nice Lane, Vina Balboa 646-717 1 $135,000 Sun 1-4 1722 Westclitf Dr. Weetcilff, Nwpt Bch 642-3327 $1 01 ,000 Saturday 2-5 28EDAOOM 7 Aries Cl (Newport Crest) N.B. 673-2803 $175.000 Sun. 1-5 1090 Buckingham Lane, Weetcilff. Nwpt Bch 642·3327 $139,000 Sunday 1-5 •26-9 Carnation, Corona del Mar 6«-9060 $297,500 Sat 1-4:30 12 E.xet., (Columbia Square)lrv. 954-1266 $130,500. Sat/Sun 2-6 185 f e6m.Yef'I, Cotta Mesa 64&-7171 $129,900 Sat M * • 20 Land Fall Court, Newpot1 8wtl 873-7300 $170,000 Suftday 1-5 ••75 Sea Island (MacLaln) Nwpt Bch 759-9iOO $247,000 Sundey 1-5 2 llA ptua FAii RM Of DEM * •280 Cagney Ln, #301, Newport 8eedl 673-7300 $219,000 Sunday 1.-. ••2792 Longwood Coort, CM 546-23 13 $188,500 Sunday 1-4 3 BEDROOM •509 Avenlda Campana, Bluffs, NB 645-0303 $194,000 Sunday 1-5 302 Campbell Lane. Brittany WoodS< CM 645-0303 S 164.900 Sunday 1-4 5605 Seashore (Oceanfront) N.B 968-1021 $450,000 Sunday 1-5 ••28 Vista Roma (Bluffs) Newport Beach 759-9100 $2 12.000 Sunday 1-5 4 BEDROOM * •27 Encore Court. Newport Beach 673-7300 $185.000 Sunday 1-5 *2912 Quedada (Bluffs) Newport Beach 759-9100 $225,000FEE Sunday 1-5 •• 1963 San Bruno (Bluffs) Nwpt Bch 675-5511 $180,000 Sunday1-5 MOBILE HOMES tor SALE DUPLEXES for SALE 2 BA plua 2 BR 1611 Cliff Drive, Clltthaven. N.B 631 -7300 $295,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 3 BR plua 1 BA **281 4 W. Oceanfront (Oceanfront) NB 6-44-8200 $475,000 Sunday 11-5 3 BR plua 2 BA 200 Otamond. Balbol llland 759-1501 $395,000 Sunday 1.-. HOMES FOR RENT * *83 8eaoon Bay (4BR. FA) Nwp1 8c:h 64~ $5200/mo Sundey 12-4 •Spe. *Pool ••Wetw1ront * * * Wetertront I Pool ""01\19 ~., guetd 91• .. ... NEWSMAKERS D'Arlin's new planning chief llk:MQe Cemllle d'Artln has been promoted tothe po9'tk>n of director of planning and development for PonderOM HomM. D' Arlln has been with Ponderosa alnoe 1983, most recently as manager of planning and devetopment. She Is also president of the Home Bullden Councl and a director of the BuNdlng lnduetry Awclellon of Southern C.attoma. and the BIA's Orange County region. Award winner To bend, grip or cut, proper choice is plier By ANDY LANO ·-""-• If you want something held, bent. gripped. turnec cut. the chances are you need pliers. Shop for a pair and you are likely to be bewilderec the almost endless variety of shapes and sizes, but can get by in your home workshop with three or f unless you are engaged 1n some special kind of projec hobby. Dntd P. Beltw has been named manager of Lynne Ylllentlne PropertlM, Inc., a Newpor1 Beach real estate firm. The Laguna Beach resident Is an active member of the Newport 8-ch-Coeta ..... BMrd of AMltora, the Newport Herbot C......,_ of Commerce, and the lndvatrtel Lugue of Or- enge County. Lynne Valen- tine, owner and broker or the flrm, has also announced top producers for 1984. They lnctude: Merie F•go, Todd Qroee and 8ue Thom••· all of Newport Beach. Carol Jeff• recelTea an award for out.tandlng aalea from Clark Cornman, Tice president of Mlea for Great We.tern Real ltatate. Jeffa, who work.a oat of the Newport Beach office, hu been a member of the company'• winners circle for yean, and hu twice been office aaleapenon of the year. She la a Newport Barbor area re.ldent. The kind most commonly used in the house is slip-joint type When the pivot is in one position. the 1 can grip a small object. Larger Items can be held when pivot ls moved to a second position. In some pliers, a ti position can be used for still larger objects In sc cases. pliers can be used in place of a small wrench. generally it is better not to do so. A damaged bolt or may be the resujt. If you have a small wrench, use It. Judy Redman has been anmed Top SelHpenon of the Month for September at Coldw .. I Banker A-lden- tlel ..... &t•t• Senlcee' Huntington Beach office. Redman has been with the firm for one year. First Team awards 4 trips Slip-Joint pliers have Jaws which are irregula1 provide a better gripping surface. This lrregularit: known as "milled:· although the term is seldom u except among professionals. It Is because of this mil that the use of pliers Instead of a small wrench can ca damage. The right answer earned four Orange Coast residents a free Hawaiian vacation In the FlrstTeam Walk- In Realty Hawaii Vacation Contest, reports Cam Meraj. president of the Costa-Mesa based firm. lltcbelle d' Arllll Timothy L. Unger, "The winners In each of our four satellite ottices were the 25th callers. with the right answer taken from our newspaper advertising during the contest." said Meraj. Each received a trip package valued at more than $750. Within the shp-1olnt category are many ditte1 types of pliers. There are combination slip-joints. pl grips. thin bent nosers, straight nosers and others, they are usually for special jobs. However, combination slip-joint pilers is handy If you need reg• pliers with cutting edges. The cutting edges enable yo cut strip wire or similar materials. Many workmen h regular slip-jolnters plus extra cutters. The comblnat has both In one tool. prealdent of John Lalgn Hornee Inc., the Untied States subsidiary of london- bued John Laing pk: (public llmlted compeny), spoke to British home bulldefs In London recently. laing talked about 9'ght Southern California housing developments aa par1 of an address on trends In Amertcan home design. The winners: Gerald Edick and Janice Frohm of Huntington Beach; l.4r. and Mrs. Scott Lindsey of Irvine; and David Adams of Mission Viejo. The four wlll be treated to air fare. plus seven days and nights In Waikiki at the Miramar Hotel. One man's salvage is another rnan 's art Firms reclaims Items from old buildings to be used as decorations By llAMARA MAYER • 0 , ..... It's easy to see why outlets for architectural artifacts are fascinating. Where else can you find an 18-foot pawnbroker's sign or the ticket booth ott an old movie theater or an 8-foot-hlgh "ear of corn" made of sheet-metal painted brown and yellow? All these Items. as well as claw-footed bathtubs, pedestal sinks. stained-glass window panels, mantels and Old doors were on sale recently at the lower Manhattan showroom of the Great Ameri- can Salvage Co. The company Is one of a number In many parts of the country that reclaim the usable parts of bulldlngs that are coming down. Today's Interest In renovating and recycllng bulldlngs has created a demand for the artifacts. according to Stephen lsraet, who opened Great American Salvage In 1979. The firm has outlets In Monts*ler. Vt.. and In Jacksonville, Fla .• u well u In New York and will travel vtrtulllty anywhere to salvage a building. Whl'9 cuatomera for the grander and m0f'8 outlandllh Items tend to be mainly nam ~ thMt« companies and advertis- ing 11g91dle, moet buyers are consumers who U.. the artifacts as decorative .. ementa In their homes. Peter K.8mensteln. who Is bulldlng a house In New York's Westchester County, for example, recently bought almost the entire front of a Stanford White mansion that once stood In Middlebury, Conn .• for use In a soon-to-be constructed home. The Kamenstelns acquired an en- tryway. the main staircase. some Palla- dlan windows. Interior and 9)(terlor doors with their original solld brass knobs, all the porch columns and the granite steps from the front porch, as well as a few pedestal sinks. A major objective In seeking these artifacts was to build a home that doesn't took new. Melinda Davis, a New York advertis- ing executive. filled her 200-year-old house In upstate New York with architec- tural oddments from Great American Salvage. She has an old-fashioned shower basin, several pedestal sinks, a butcher block and some meat hooks from a real Vermont butcher shop. Pots and bunches of dried herbs now hang from the hooks In her kitchen. "The house Is 200 years old and I wanted the Interior to reflect that past.'' said Ms. Davis. Most of the former old details had been removed In earlier attempts at what Is known as "remuddl- tng." So purchasing the artifacts from other old places was the only solution to restoring the house's history, she ex- plained For many like her. the value of architectural oddments ls that they bring a house back to what it once was. For Pam Geiger. however, the efe- ments she used In the transformation of her Long Island bungalow gave a house the charm It never had. Among her purchase9 was a whOle downstairs floor· Ing that helped provide some badly needed atmosphere. According to Israel. prices have been going up for artifacts that some years ago cost next to nothing or even were available for the taking. However, he added, they still go for less than the same quality of workmanship would cost today. The Kamenstelns agree. They paid dangerous and In others. paint or ot coverings may mask a serious flaw Sl as dry rot or warping. Ms. Gelger, for Instance. learned t cutting doors down to size. can lead problems. If the door has already bE trimmed (as many older doors have b& there may not be enough of a sturdy fra1 to trim anymore. Beware of soi Peter Kamen•teln, who l• bulldlng a IJou.e ln Ne York'• We.tcbe.ter County, for enmple, recent bo1J6ht alm011t the endre front of a Stanford Whl man•lon that once stood la Mlddlebury, Conn., for u1 Jn• BOOa-to-be constructed home. over $25.000 for their Stanford White facade, but Kamenstein says it would cost between $50,000 and $60,000 to dupli- cate just the staircase. Whlle the prices Davis paid were not low -she spent about S 1.000 for an oval pedestal slnk, for example -she feels comparable decorative pieces would not be available today at any price. Prices vary depending on the con- dition and quality of the artifacts and, to some extent. on the dlttlculty of removing them. Great American Salvage recondi- tions most of what the company sells, maintaining a workshop In its Montpelier headquarters where pieces can be re- paired or rebuilt. Items In original condition or those stlll on a house. which you take ott your"'f. are likely to be less costly. However, authorities advise caution If you plan to do the removal yourself. In tome caaea. removal may be bargains. she said. A reputable dealer , tell you if something you're planning buy wlll be costly to Install. but you m decide to go ahead anyway, as she c with her floor. The cost was worth it because ended up with a beautiful floor tt- couldn't be purchased today.'' she co eluded. Villa Del Obispo open. The retirement village of VIiia 0 Obispo In San Juan Capistrano Is tt fifth retirement vtna developed ar managed by California Retirement V las. Inc. A sixth such villa la und• construction In Mission Viejo, with tt complete date or March 1986. Other facllltlea are located In Plaoet tla. Fuller1on. Encinitas and San Diego s 'or l by IOU :>ur l or iws the ltrd •me but nut I IS >ed ing JSe Jon ler I Ch 1at to en 3n) ne ne iill to ay 'id .. , at n- el t8 d I- I• riental designs have rich heritage mericans sometimes seem to have a n "Interior" complex since so many design Inspirations have come from e and England. ut, says designer Ray Sobota, ps we'd be leas Intimidated If we ed that many of the French and h designs are themselves based on tal motifs. 'The Chinese Invented the cabriole d much else bestdes," says Sobota, tor of design for Century Furniture urthermore, he adds, many of the Illustrious designers of history - as Chippendale, for example - wed heavily from the Chinese. ccording to Sobota. fretwork. which aracteristlc of much 18th century sh furniture, Is one of the least- nlzed Oriental borrowings. Western ture designers and artists found the mental detailing and patterns on ese architecture so Interesting that room, to suggest formality and richness. One of the special advantages ot decorating with Oriental-style furnishings Is the ability to create both traditional and contemporary settings with them. Chi- nese-Inspired pieces such a lacquer ' screens. Oriental rugs and ebony and Ivory furniture and accessories are time- less and are likely to remain fresh and attractive for many years. Perhaps one reason for the richness of Chinese designs Is their symbolic content. which may lend power to the furnishings. Animals, birds and elements of nature are not merely pretty designs to the Chinese; each has a particular mean- ing. For example, the dragon represents the deity and has been the symbol of the Chinese emperor since about 200 B C. Before 1912, when China became a republic, the five-clawed dragon was used only on rugs made for the emperor or important princes Others had to be content with a four-clawed dragon used them as repetitive cut-out rns to add interest to furniture. ork 1s found as a design element on per and fabric, too. Chinese motifs appeared not only on iture, but also on 18th century silver. a, textiles and architecture. In fact, cult or Chinese decoration was so spread that the term "chlnolserle" invented to describe It. Chlne8e f urnlture can fool you - Item.a auch aa thla deal4rn from Henredon '•Folio 16 collectlon aeem thoroughly modern when they are more tlia.o 600 yean old. Foo dogs are probably one of the most familiar Chinese depictions on rugs as well as 1n bronze. The Foo (or Fu) dog 1s the companion of Buddha whose Chinese name is Fu. Elements of nature such as the sea and mountains symbolize luck and a long llfe. Butterflies stand for luck while fish mean abundance. T ortolses also indicate long life while stags are supposed to stand for well being. flowers, trees and bushes of China. such as the mulberry, the peony and the willow While the Chinese influence was test tn England and also flourished In ce, the young nation of Amerlcaln the 18th and 19th centuries was also enced. Besides the obvious motifs of odas and Oriental-garbed figures. mples of chlnolserle Include the Today. the enthusiasm that began 1n the 18th century has re-emerged as Oriental style home furnishings once again become popular Today's interior designers use the style as it was always used: to lend distinction to a faceless Interior, to provide a bit of color in a drab Although the symbols figure com- monly in Oriental rugs (which remain today the most popular area rugs sold) they are also found on Coromandel screens. The screens. which come in many sizes ranging from one or two panels to hading devices cut heating costs It's autumn -that time of year when football star1s, t weather ends, and many people begin thinking about naces. wood-burning stoves and other ways of heating e1r home. For those homeowners with greenhouses, nspaces, or other rooms with large glass areas, it's also e time to think about saving on heating bills through th&/ e of passive solar energy. But before you open your me to the sun, maybe you should open your eyes to me potential problems. . The low-lying winter sun may provide free heat to a om. but Intense sunllght can also overheat a room or de the colors In rugs, uupholstered furniture, and other brics. In addition, winter sunlight causes glare which ay make It difficult to read. watch television. or enjoy ther activities. One way to avoid excessive heat and glare and to rotect rugs and furniture Is to use shading devices such \ as sun screens. awnings, or rolltng shutters. These devices let sunlight 1n when you want to benefit from solar energy, but keep sunlight out when the room gets .too hot. when glare gets too bad or when you fear fabncs may become damaged. A good way to get maximum solar benefits and avoid other problems. says Somfy Systems. Inc .. a manufac- turer of motors for sun screens and other shades, 1s to let the sunlight in between 11 a.m and 2 p.m -and when the sun is its hott£i:.t -allowing for sufficient solar- energy benefits After 2 pm., the sun begins to set and the lower angle increases glare. This is a good time to lower sun screens. says Somfy. Not only will the heat and glare be eliminated. but fabrics will avoid three to tour additional hours of exposure to the sun's rays Motorized sun screens and rolling shutters are easier to operate, says Somfy. At the touch of a button. the motors raise or lower them to provide sunlight or shade when needed. Motors can also hooked up to sun- wind sensors or programmable timers for automatic operation - Thia Chlneae Chlppenaale dlapl~y cabinet wt.th It.a paaoda-ahaped pedi- ment, pierced fretwork and caned acrolla, I• from Baker'• Stately Homea Collection. room size with up to 12 panels. feature ornate landscape scenes. Today rhey are used 1ust as in the past -tn place of pictures on a wall, as free-standing screens, or to replace the doors of an Important armo1re or other type ol cabinet. I I I t I Love of food can help decorate a home I By TM Aaeoc:lat9d Pree• Many women dress In red, yellow and blue. but have homes that are decorated primarily In neutral colors "They've been taught that color Is fine for clothes. but not for rooms." said Interior designer Elaine Ryan She advlMS against taking the easy way out by choosing neutral• and Instead sends hM clients Into the supermarket's fresh fruit and vegetable section to discover what color• they really like. "The supermarket test came from my love of food," she said. She theorizes that 1f you ltke the taste of a fruit or vegetable. you will also like its color on your plate, 1n your clothes closet and In your living room The taste and color or foods are so closely associated, she added. that they are almost Inseparable. "Think of the names we give our colors -llme Qreen. lemon yellow. plum, tomato red " "Once you have found your true colors. you can begin to Integrate them Into your home. Suppose you discover that you love the purple of eggplant and the green In broccoli Look for 1 fabric In which these colors predominate and cover a sofa or a chair · · \ I f I t i I ! I 1 t I , i I . . ~ . f I , f . I I l • t -~---;w:::,.::-.-:~-;-;:~-:;-::-.. --::-:-::41i::a::~~:---:--;:.._ ..... ..:..... ... ~ ~·.;: ·-.. . .. --. ---··---7 4 -.::.-... ...., •• , _-::::_._ ~· ........... , -..... - Old toys add decorative touch to a roo1n r 8AR8AllA MAYER _..._ Are there toys In your attic? Before :>U bundle them up for the next charity Jmmage a.ale, examine them more close.. Toys such aa dolls, trains, cars and oata and even old games and plast ic gures from the 19508 are finding their •ay Into lhe llvtng room as decorattve cx:essorles. Not onty are toys that were lade orlglnalty for chlldren being used. ut. In addition, contemporary artlst- 1ade toys are now being shown and sold 1 galter'89 and shops. BesJdes being colorful. unusual, and ppeallng to today's nostalgia for the ast, old toys and dolls are fine for making personal decorating "statement" at a me when the personal approach to home ecor Is quite popular, according to 1terlor designer Rebecca Davidoff, of .tamtord, Conn., a board member of the .merlcan Society of Interior Designers. Furthermore, adds Dana Hawkes, !rector of the collectibles department of ie New York auction house, Sotheby's, ·Id toys as collectibles are keeping pace 1ith Inflation. Davidoff recently furnished an old- iShloned armolre with dolls, thereby resting a focal point In a sitting room for client. The woman, already a doll ollector, derived special pleasure from "e display. As for the decorative value of he armolre, wtlose Interior was lined with abrtc on which the dolls are placed, "the •yes of everyone who enters the room go 11medlately to the piece," she said. While the toys used as decorative acceaaorles are more commonty old, some are made by contemporary artists. According to Suzanne Vanderwoude, of Vanderwoude Tananbaum Gallery In New York, toys being made by artists are snapped up for decorating purposes. One reason Is that while toys are just as Imaginative as other products of artists' Imaginations. they are often less ex- pensive than more traditional pteces, Last year the gallery h09ted its second annual toy lnvltatlonal exhibition after a first try In 1983 produced good sales, publicity and attendance. Prices ranged from $25 to $2,500, but most of the objects in the shows cost between $300 and $600. "There Is a tradition of artists making toys either for their own children or tor fun," said Vanderwoude. Perhaps the best-known recent artist-made toys are Alexander Calder's circus moblles. But gallery personnel found that many artists have made toys used primarlly for display over the years. Davidoff offers some advice to indi- viduals who want to employ toys as decorative accessories. "Keep the back- grounds sJmple but create an erwlron- ment In which the toys can be displayed." Remember you need more than one to create an effect; one toy should play off the others so the collection becomes more than the sum of Its parts, she said. Arrange the lighting to hlghllght the toys and employ the same principles as in arranging any decorative objects, group- ing Items of slmllar size, function, color or shape. Furniture and other surfaces wtlich look great with toys include bookcases, Lawsuits over defects boosting housing costs tr I. BARRY llU.XBERQ Ntd MARKT. REEVES MIAMI -In recent years. the housing .onstruction Industry has experleneed a lramatlc increase In litigation arising from 1lleged construction and design defects. The impact has been felt by virtually 1very occupation and profession tied to he housing Industry -from developers. urveyors and lenders to architects, tnglneers. contractors and local govern- nents. Though exact figures are dlfflcutt to 1inpoint, lawsuits involving the housing ndustry already may add $3,000 to i 10,000 to the price of a S 100,000 home. To what extent should the housing ind construction Industry be Hable for lefects and Imperfections found in hous- i g? Most In the Industry agree that firms 1r indlvlduals producing shoddy or langerousty defective design or construc- ion work should be liable for the resulting lamages. However. the industry also generally 1grees that no construction project Is ierfect, nor would the cost of bulldlng uch a flawtess project be acceptable to he consumer. Those directly involved in the plan- ting and design of housing, particularly 1rchttec1s end engineers, often are drawn ito ltt6gatlon even though their services nay no1 have been In any way Involved In vnatever cauMd a defect or Injury. That's iecauae en aggrieved party often will ''sue rveryOM lnvofved" so that completely Innocent architects, contractors or engi- neers get caught up in a costly problem that Isn't their fault. Industry analysts complain that skil- led craftsmen, once numerous, are now few and tar between and generally have been replaced by unskilled workers. Furthermore, the contracting or subcon- tracting companies that employ such workers are often shortlived, under- capitallzed or poorly Insured. Consequently, this often leaves the original developers and/or architects "holding the bag" for defects that may not become apparent for years. Accordlngty, the design professions have seen signifi- cant Increases In their Insurance premiums. The legal climate today In the home construction industry can only be charac- terized as unsettled. The long-term econ- omic Impact may be even more signifi- cant. At all levels of the bulldlng Industry, firms and companies faced with ever- rising costs tor litigation and Insurance w«niums may well leave the market. It can be said with some certainty that those Involved In the construction Indus- try, from the largest subdivision developer to the smallest masonry subcontractor, wlll continue to face greater numbers of lawsuits. And this ultimatety wlll raise the price of the average tamlty home to the consumer. Barry Blsxberg Is s principal and Marie T. RMves • registered architect and an sttorfHty with the Miami law firm of Sparb6r, Shevln. Shapo & Hllllbronner. glaas-fronted display cases, tabletops and armoires. You might choose to arrange a group of toys on a mantelplece, or a son table. What type of toys are the most popular? Alexander Acevedo, who has added a toy annex to his art gaJlery In New York, said transportation toys remain the most popular. They seem to be especlalty appeaJlng to men who are not tempted by other types of home accessories. Acevedo, a toy collector himself. prefers trains, boats, cars and planes. "A doll just Sjts there and whines, but you can play with a car or a boat.·· he said. Furthermore, toy cars are part of the American love affair with the automobile. You could pay $22,000 for a 19tt century painted tin boat -as Aceved did at a Sotheby's auction recently. Or, h said, you could collect toys for muct much less. Among lnexenalve conterr porary collectibles are small dt.cast car and battery-operated Items from th 1950s. 1960s and 1970s. Toy "royalty," which naturally corr mends higher prices, are Items mad before World War I. Dale Kelley, c Chicago, founder and editor of Antiqu Toy World Magazine, said there's almo~ nothing not being collected today. Kelle~ who has been collecting toys ever sJnoe h can remember. finds that Interest In toy among adults has never been higher. Subdivision application f orrns to be revised by state task force A Task Force has been formed to review and revise subdivision application forms for the state Department of Real Estate, Commissioner James A. Edmonds Jr. has announced. California Real Estate Law generally requires subdivision developers to apply for and obtain a final subdivision public report from the Department of Real Estate before subdivided property can be of- fered tor sale. The last major revisions, which took place before Edmonds assumed office. were In response to incompleteness and lack of clarity In earller versions of th appllcation forms. "The trouble Is, thos revisions resulted in some subdivisio questionnaires growing to 62 pages i length. I believe we can do better, muc better," the commissioner said. In addition to top-levet managers an, analysts representing the DAE, lndustr representatives have been included o the task force. Among them: Ray Becke• Lusk Homes; Susan Mills. First America Title Co.; Mike Shaw. Lewts Homes c California; and Diane Zapalac, Founder Title Co. Should old shingles be replaced, or new layer simply added? ltJAHOYLANG '1 111'1 , ...... 0 . -My house has an asphalt- shlngled roof which Is showing signs of wear and will need to be replaeed soon The house is about 16 years old and has the original roof. I've talked with rooters and homeowners who believe the entire roof should be replaced and with others who say that putting on a second layer of lhlnglel (legal In this area) Is all that Is needed. How do I go about making this decision? A. -Thi• 18 • queetlon th•t kMpe up 8" the time. A1 hel been • before. the declelon can mede bJ • roofw who hel gone up on the roof and examined •wet ttNne cenfulty. The queetaon ta efway1 the....,. -ta the framework •ufflclently ltrong to IUpport • MC-ond ..,.,.., Since '/OW houM Ml the otiglMI ley• of 8hlnt1M on It, the chencH are H can hendle • MCOnd layer. lut you attH need an opMlon from eomebodr who hel lnepected the roof and bMee hi• optnton on *"at he ..... Mt from IOIMbody who 9'"9 you an off-tM-cvtf decteb\. Q. -I think there may be a leak around the flashing at • vent pipe going through our roof. To make sure. I plan on eddtng llOm8 asphalt roofing ce- ment around the pipe where It comes out of the root. I am hopeful this won't do any damage in the event I am wrong and there is no leak. A. -Go aheed w1th the rooflnt cement. It cen help but not hurt the attuatlon. Juat be ..,,.. you don't poke a ny hotel In the cement alf'MdJ ...... 0 . -1 llve In a warm climate and have a white roof on my house. It Is somewhere between 15 and 20 years old. Lately It has started to develop some kind of fungus on It. I am about ready to have the roof reshlngled with the same kind of white asphalt stllngles. but now I am beginf)lng to wonder whether I should get white. Can you give me some advice? "· -Homeownere In warm. humid ., ... know their roofing aotnetlmff 11 1ub)ect to unelghtty •talnlna and dtecotor•tlon CMIMd by fungf and .ag ... Thie ....... °" .,......,, klnde of roota, but le moet notk csHe When tt tmk" piece on white roofa, You now cen ob191n whlM roofing ehtnglM trMted to make them ,..,._ tent to funtl eltd ........ MIN JOU get thet kind. " JOUf ....... not haft them In etock. he CM Ofder ....... ::Jou. T-, cost • btt rnon, but .,. Worth It " you ere lft ........ .... fungi and .... ettadl: roofa. 24 -Orange County Ae9I Estate/An Advertlllng eupplement to the OAJLY PILOT./S81urday. Ociober 19, 1986 • :> e I, s 0 e ,f s • , '\ , j ' ______ __, ______ ..._ ............. ,...a .......... ,. .............. Finding out what's new on the market THE PRODUCT -A cordless electric screwdriver weighing only one pound M•nufecturer'• c laim -That this tool looks like a manual screwdriver with typical handle .. that it offers one-hand operation to drive or re- move hundred s of screws by pushing the forward or reverse rockersw1tch that 1t has a high-torque drive that delivers 130 revolut ions per minute. enabling 1t to drive up to 500 w ood screws into pine on a single charge that 11 has a double-ended screw- driver bit with a Phillips head on one end and a slotted head on the other that 1t comes with a charger and charging stand which can be bench or wall-mounted .. and that the drive spindle can be locked so the screw - driver can be operated manually when necessary THE PRODUCT -A hghtwe1ght engine-powered tiller-cultivator Manufacturer'• c laim That specially-designed attachments handle 90 percent of law n and garden chores that 1t weighs only 20 pounds and has a two-cycle engine that the tool's curved hard steel tines can be adjusted to till a full 8 inches into the soil o r cu1t1va1e the sur1ace for weeding ... that it allows crop rows to be made as llttle as a foot apart . and that its attachment s permit trimming branches. bushes and vines .. aerat- mg lawns to improve arr and water penetration de-thatching lawns cutting border edges along walks. around gardens and trees and digging plating furrows THE PRODUCT A new grout to keep ceramic wall tries mold· and mildew-free for years without scrub- bing or bleaching. M•n ufecturer't cl•l m That the grout was developed by the Tile Council of America that 11 contains an ecologically safe inh1b1tor that stops mold and mildew before 1t starts that 1t resists water and w on't turn color and that 1t can be used to replace old grout as well as 1n new installations THE PRODUCT -A paneling that combines oak and cane M enuf•c turer'1 cl•lm -That this paneling has the look and feel of cane and the elegance of oak 1n a d1s- tinct1ve modular design that the upper two-thirds of the 4 by 8 panels feature three long. narrow simulated cane sections The cordless electrtc screwdnver is manufactured by Ski/ Corp . 480 t W Peterson Ave . Chicago IL 60646, the tiller-cult1varor by Mantis Manufac- turing. 1458 County Lme Road. Hunt- ingdon Valley, PA 19006; the grout by Summitville Tiles, Inc . P 0 Box 73. Summitville, OH 43962, and the pane/mg by Masonite Corp , 29 North Wacker Onve. Chicago IL 60606 Ital 111111 !Gntt&l lM~C.nu •11 llu 1022 Cetta •na 1124 1-•'•".._.lal...,i.._ ____ Ll .. l&Yl "llll" ls.t Pt1oedl Dramatic rite 38dnn 2 Beth i dl5&5 on oc;n vu. 4& 28&. FR. ~ W Wlbon Open BH'"/C..•• 1 Forecioeure property ' $1 1351< 75~9070 •nt Sunday t -5 Blu 5'&5-7983 , __ __._..._ ... ...,, ___ 12 bdrm. 2'h beth condo • ""' ,._ •1 lltZI w/gereoe and 2 patio. DUPLEX 1& 11>8 ee 11H.--attu I Lender wtll llnance et S 195,000 717 Fernleel EutSlde, lrg condo w/2 *--* I 10¥·% Interest with 20% &40-8182 by owner master suites & deck down Aaiclng $129,000 Jf__ • _,. Buy w/1°"'• down or less •YU.HI• Make an offer "91tl Ill lv-Just llated Delle Delgado Sharp 2 bdrm condo. 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Newly painted outalde • guard gate+ tennis ,.,.:. $317,500 and eittensl¥e use of Llnle Of nothing oown 10 sume S3201( at 9~w.11 Agent 673-53~ Mexican Ille lnSlde Pre>-quahlied buyer Beautiful Submit any and all olfersl THE BLUFFS • Without lesslonal darkroom In new T?wnt1ome , near Price slashed to Equal 2 Muter Suites garage Asking Price Deaeh, 2Br, den. 2'°1 Ba S425,000 Call PATRICI( Arehlteet dellghtl Cottly S 142.500 S t60.000 8051922-t559 TENORE 63 1-1266 or & most creallve remodel. aft 61 wllnds 760-8702 'OM ol a Kind' Prk·llke Traditional lm H 1044 I •ii~'•? settg w/magnlf beytnlte R l OPEN HOUSE SAT & SUN ,!!.:..._-.~: Ille vus. Irreplaceable II ea t y 2-6 nr UC! 12 Elteter •J . -· disc pnoe or S325K Fee fl:S I · 7:\70 2Br 2'1t ba, S 130,500 Hastings & Co 640-5560 Owner I Agt 8$4-1266 UH UYS... C.naa •11 •u 1022 oo IT RIGHT' WHllllllE: IEL.IU llYI n IW&Yl 1110-•• ..._ Clll llYI Wint Owner IS a l'tome Custom English Tudor. --n~"• THE REAL ESTATERS I specloUs guard gated 4 Coton. del Mw 4BR 4BA 546-2313 urnlst11ng dealer ano it bdrm. 3•..; bath wlfamlly on • very private street Real Esiate is RIGHT NOW Shows Outetly elegant in room, library + mo<e on with total upgrading thru· tile modem way blend ~.of a acre with VUI Price out. Huge European style EutSlde 2 bdrm ttouse on ing n-w/Hadltlonal A slaShed to $525K. SUB-kltehen. formal dining, R·2 corner lot $120,000 Willow Creell 2 Ddrm unit MIT any and all olfer91 mas1er suite, ell w/oceen 2 t3·5'&5-7250 w/lamily and d•nino rm Call PATRICK TENORE vu Gorgeous courtyard atrium and auached 2 cer 631· 12116 Of 760-8702 pool and enter1•1nlng umlll 2 .. a LIT gar Offered at s t69.900 area. OPEN SAT 1·5 Forced sale priced at Call Charley Darr I •~· ~-l ~. 4527 ORRINGTON S 194,900 Front 2BR 559-9400 ,•...:. -... 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AIGER PROPERTIES Bedroom • Den. 3 Beth. north & IOUth coastal 111-1220 67S-4000 lamtly room with fir• ~ Reduced pnce Gtanal 1111 '-------------------------~ BIG CANYON BUY OF THE WEEK A URE .,.nmTY AWAITS YOU Al OUR OW•ll HAI •El TUllfEllED Located on a peaceful and private setting, solldly constructed tradltlonal family home. 5 bdrms, 4 '~ baths, formal dining room, wood paneled study, country kitchen off cozy family room. A PlllATE ESTATE • - 11C CAIYlll'I F•IT IH UICATIMI 81,286,000 For more Information call: DANNY BIBB OR STEPHANIE BRODY Grubb ts Ellis 844-1200 SAOllflOI tlPLD p4ac., updated electrle $~. Pride ol ownerlhlp Front kttcherl. dining room and Agt Hiiiie 494-755 I super enclosed Deck ttoute w/beam oelllngs. yardt All this plus hO(ne •Ylll Clft frplcS & muter tulles 2 warranty for S 159,000 One of onty 2 homes ev111 bdnns over gareoe • nQ Ca deferred maintenance 11 to tee Great view w/some .wtille E•c. rents $297,500 1•2·1200 water 4300 stl1 5 BR Delta ~o 83 t-1266 Sba, 1Qe llV1ng rm dining nn, lam rm study Large garden & yatd Pv1 bch S 1.375K 494-0033 lli11in vr·. 1067 You don't need a gun to 1J1S lllAll "draw lest" when you By Owtier lmmec 4Br ~ w~~~~1 1~1~ .... Ytr4t ..... let 2'-'tBe Medrld 6S BrlClc 1n I 642·5G78 Elcll 4 bdnn & bonul rm & out Sec sys, spa, lam home Lrg llv rm. din nn & rm equ1p1 •I• nreman 1 ··1..u ,, ,." .. """ ,,.,. o.u, p;-.,,, .. I r"4't1wf'd 111••1 ull. 1hr r'"' ct.y •od •old ti lliif' •tt••d day fer lhf' prtrr I •••Ir.I t h•d •fl •d •• lhf' Hfpol«"• b111 1110.1 of My r•ll• r•mf V•• 1ht-D••h Pll.c bdr~ Many extras pole S 185.000 Open $1~,"900 Belr 957-SG75 S.1/Sun 1·5 24311 Vta lfU a.&Y l-1 San Qemente 77G-a006 3142 Bet~ C M sac-OPEN SAT & SUN t-<I r1&• 3& ~ Verde 27671 Chapala (Tres Vis· area Reduced to t~ded gate com· S 139.900 Agt 640-2678 munlly) Exec Mme. cull 5Br 5~. app<O• .... llST llU 5200 5Q ft $195,000 Bts.r .... 675-2814 Aedoced to S 132,000 tNa I •---L lMt weekend onty ExecutlW1_•_n • .,...__r1_-__ •_....,..._ twnhme 3 bdrm. den N9My ~ 4Br abOut 1700 ~ ,, with at· 2'~ Harbof V ... home teiched 2 car lttacfled Fant•tlc vtew &44-562 1 gar-oe ~ deae*'· ate A~ loen ~ Sl04,000 O&ena ~ 63l·12M WM*~ .. . . . OCEANFRONT n.. cut Ill.I•~ tom Condo. 38t 2 ba on lUXE DUPLEX 28R ~ 180 0.0 vi-,..., ____________ ...... 2be • unl1 980-80e3 $450,000 Agt * 10?t Orange County Real Et1ate/An Advertfstng supplement to the DAIL y PILOT /Saturday, October 19, 1985 25 'II' • .,, •• -,.,· ,,, .,,,, •• «'\•·.~. •,~, \1 .... ,., ' l ··=-\. •·• I IMO lllt IUMa WaU 2111 Cetta J1eaa 21M lniat 2144 l!!Jlrt Ille~ 2111 Arut•••ll K•llU "mTl9 *3Br 28a R11nCt1 s~· o. est 3 Bdrm 2 beth, comPQlllY •NEW PLUSH I 3Br 2~8a * *IEITIU* * BIG CANYON golf eourM la1NI NEW QUttom :Hty hm Pool W/cflft quiet It 2 l/p lrH. Pool, carport refurbl9hed, $1150/mo. 2 ttry Twnhme, gar. Av! CALL US REGARDING YU, 2bf 2ba condo Sl400 laJ.ad 211 w/4BR 4ba. Ei.vator. larm fY9 $295. Contkt. S lO l.000. 842-3327 120 Agate. 472-8959 now S 1200, untm, IRVINE LEASES Ben M4-0l4 l , 97tr573e ocean & bay vlewt. N.Bcondotrllde54a-7249 Br 2lh8a Wettcllff ................ YILUIDTAU• lnfMINttltlftJ 2BR+den.dblgar,oomm .riJ .. U. s:MUOO. Bkr 963--83n * II IWllE * Twnhme. Pool, ClbhM, Apertmenta/HouMe Ill-a lJ tr lM-1112 lM-llll poo1 & tennis. Walk to Bltlnt, gar, yrty only MO "' IU,.. If.... Buyer of 3 Bdrm 2 bath dbl gar S 139K &42·3327 WINTER & YEARL y bch. $ 1200 548-4585 Othert avail. Fee DRASTIC REDUCTION to ,. __ In ~ u.. to * 1-• ••• ..... CAU AGENT 87S-4000 3Br 13/4 ba.:_.'cded yrd. GREENTREE·3BA 2ba, No 2BA w/petlo ~ dee TU.DDT Ill-Ill ....... _ • ......--...,.. n.. --dean,~ .,..nt • ~ pet• lM $1150/mo 818 No.,;n. $800/mO I JL • i I $350,000. 3 Br 2~ ba + recetve bon\11 of Wiii smAY 1-1 WINTER: 48R, l~tMl. up-turn. no pet•. $850. + ~I aa&-5510 ~O~ Oc1 l9-20 9-6 • •ti ta an ~ool~v:W. llg llM Lettery 11Mts OWEST PAtCEO 4 bdrm. ~tWI, deQS • Sfrplc350. I unf. dep 546--0782 LG 2200 '' Woodbridge 1:io.4 w. Balboa BNd-. zte MCUr1ty 2131430-3e29 f totd by 10/23/85 at 2 bath condo on green-... gate 1· 1 mo. 38r 28a 51100/mo 1st of deeOf deelg 1•• •t ••a. • COE. S.r ~7000 be« In Blufft + you own L~ unit avail: 3BA. last+ S200 NC. caii aft.; & '::;· P< • 3bf .3ba n *llZY .rflll* 1... -.-llAYllW *BY OWNER. 3BR 2BA the landl 2 tli.d patlot. 1 ~ba , lrplc. uni . 6pm 714/s-43-1579 5 400acai>ed. llbf 1+1 newty painted trig. Exttacteen.bnlM.WaMll Lowest price on marttet. S l7J.OOO. Xlnt loc. new kltch eppll/mlcro. S 1200/mo. 875-8453 · 1 n/:: ,m•tr s~~· • 'h Only $500 fee 6504 beeetl. Oth«t hall. Fii 2121 Yec:ttt Yankee. 4Br 1618 5..i..1• Ln. 645-3749 Leaded glau entry dOOf lalMi 3BA,den,2ttorytwnhm,2 :l'poo11j,.~~.n~ nlWlt· IJ ....... TEJlllT IJl-m + Tennla. Pool. GUetoed 7••-end morel Come Mel cat gar, comm pool, no 5 873-0566 gate. $319,000 Incl , .. usamuaUllJ $180,000 Dorothy Lowe Pn.ia1ala 2107 pett,nollmkrtS1100/mo 536-717 Of 48r 28a. dbl gar, central *IA.IE Fiii* land. Call Fran Dodd Gorgeoua prolHtlonel 9QI. 875--5611 844-8896 COte fum. cottage. 2BR Lte opt evell. W/rftft. "In LIGATill air. Baycreet area. S 1300 Steps to beeetl, crpt, ~ 833-U22or832-19600f deco<. YOIJ 111on't nnd 1 **lllNll** patio, gar. lndry. blk to OlanaCappel 83 l-1288 Lg4+2+ll'J)IC,2cgar All Grdnr & watet pd. No fUll kl10hen. Only $35 831-5510 BETTER BUY In Newport ocean. Yrty $750+ dep. bltna. S1250 Fee 7861 pets. Avail now 548-1496 Othen avelt. Fee 'f518 •-1rt •nUU yail1rt under$300Kl4 bdrm, 2~. lllf 1111,Mll Avall 1111. 548-3727 nUUIT ll ... Ul2 BAVFRONT gorgeoua 38r ltLllm IJ ... 111 -"' -51 bath home w/pvt pool + XLNT VALUE. Lrg mut• Den .,.. t home 1-------------HUGE YARD wlcuttom bdrm din rm + frp'<: Aet tleal bMCtl.,.... ren-RANCHO SAN JOAQUIN ~ '"' cua om ' BAYFAONT FURN pool, spa • BBQ tOf ·~~·~a;,;~: c:i~ NewpOrt at an atf0<d1b'9 tal under S500 has bath 4BR 28A, 1100 If. CIMn, Beautlful park like view. xtras Doell av! 851•1851 2BR $1000 utll pd. 303 gracious 11ntertalnlng_ PA r 'R IC K TEN ORE prlcel Call PATRICK ~~~~90 =eRltya,:: II Wiii.de. Fncd yd, cond quiet top location, IX· Bayfrontl lootllng 1oattare Edgewa1er 871-28M Model pertec1 3 bdrm, 63l·1266 <>< 780-8702 TENORE 631·1268 zoning, can have In-home clualve tunny end unit, t>eautlful l'h mllllon S ct. NR BMch 2Br furn apt E den w/2'~ baths. High • ·~"~~\·? Ocnl mt 2Br +Den Condo. buslnets. No gar, no custom drapes & Levlllor sign« hm w/prof, n-smkr week or mo Avail ~ cemng1 wet bar. fir• t• r { Furn, MC bldg S 1350 1st.I dogs '850 642· f914 bllnds, 2Br I Oen. 2Ba, 58R, llv, lam & din rms. 875...a 170 <>< 964-3375 place i much more Price if • last + 962-3178 48 3Ba OR FR 1 pie lrplc. 3 patios, 2 car gar-lrpk:, pvt bath, lrg patio, alashed forta•taale.Sao-c . I I LI poor I ... ;. gar' v'" ~i:r,· age. near pool. spa. goll docl< $850. 675-3659 c1,htna• Inc rtllce al $399,995 ••ll Ult llC• •'"?" • • • & 1 enn ls $ 1250 -------<tit w 1 TEA Ms 11 ca II UGI l&JYlnf ••IPflTIUY•• 2111 yrd. $1350/mo 631-7 1 t 854_3598 BEACH COTTAGE, furn or .. 1 PAT A 1 C K T E NO RE TlnMU I IHI DH ..-J 1 uriturn Winter r8'1tal 2 2 BA 2ba upper dupj;X 631-1266<>< 760-8702 A Beauty w/luth land· 28r, 2 car gar, nice yrdl um11E La~ ... lt•c• 2141 Br, 2ba, frplc. $700 Enclsd garana $650/me 3Br Aeduoed $15,500 $950 Nr Pines Park -673-7544 -..-1 .~~\:--Now offered at $279,500 ecaplng. pvt patio. d~n 495-4473 Mary, Agt · l&LLEllA OllHI St on ocean 2 + 2, ten-661·3653 al1 8pm • • r • -Call Jean (714)630-5075 rm. lam rm. lrple, maid I nls, pools. private bell Ill CAIYH LWEI C -• I • 21Z #~ 581-IOOO M.V Really • quarters ~ mueh more. C.rta•••l•1r 2lZ2 lllHYUnH&llO 499-2584,8181703--0230 Prestigious lllegani exec trtH t U -~~~~~~~~/ Furn or unf\Jrn Avail 19, 19. OUplex Drps 3 bdrmt. Now available 2Br lbs home w/gar & modern condo Lrg 3BA 1Br Duplex Neef beecl l&OI 11 IUlln tmmed Only '329.990 crpts refrlg. .;., gar. 180 CABRILLO back patio 1600 IQ tt nr 2•..-,BA. w/dln rm. lrplc, $700. 2 12 Marguerite , .. m."'.., BlgCany()04BRonlglot 908 Ch11stnul. Pttrlck SSOOimo 75~5097 1 blk No. of 17th St. on High School Sl500 pl I' pool spa + TENNIS Avall 11/1675--3130 nulf Felloulolescrow Ownef Tlt'IOfe631·126& Orange. 18r/ba downstal~s S16S5/mo + $1695,. 2BA Iba balcony nopet KINGS ROAD LOCATION packed to move and 1 ·ii•~\ R 2Br 18a non amkr. no pets Manager 6-46-0225 w/sep patio & entrance curlty Crd Ck Agd pet 5850 1r:c1 utll ~-4():34 With unlimited poasl· mu81 sell $525.000 t~ :-$750/mo. yr leaae. 1s1 & •• j"~~~-? $300. mo or entire house O K unlur Call 760-8702 213•594•6561 wtldys blhtles 3 Bedrooms, 3 OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5 ~!!_::: last $300sec 780--0326 .!.:. ---~-s1700 497•3718 ett Tpm Ag8'1t __ ~:·~~~~ S:!~'! ::: 759~5477 Agent 2Br Iba unlurn. OIW. frig, ~ • • ~--.. I 2152 BLUFFS-4BA • bonus rm 2BA 1 b~l~.4a~~I Im~ • Owner may carry !Inane-vLAAGE 3 BR. 2BA •••ii• ltan 1100 Wsnr/Dryr access, 2 car 1•11 1111 nu crpt Av1111 now, 1 y; m5f!~ Call ~s'..2~~. lngl Call lor an app()lnt· 1906 Hlgtllandl at Irvine I Ef carport, S 1050. 111. last, Eaatalde to 1Br. eocl gar New unfurn condo 2br 191 s t600. BKA 540.5259 ment 10 see S 177,500 Ownef 645-1314 I _ ILW PAii $600 sec. 673-7089 Utlls pd. Grdnr. Small pel 2ba, walk to beach, $900 -2BA 1BA, upstalrt R&119' •42 1200 Ill C••Jtl I Ill A t>eautllul 24x80 Arllng---W&nl YIEW ok S695tmo 6-45-8453 plmo 495-0457 al1 6pm BLUFFS CONDO, Lindt dshl wshr. gar, retrlg . • - 1 I ton home 28R 2ba, lam· * * --Plan Upgraded JBr 2Ba 424•.., Larkapur 759-176' Absolute bargain • don't 1ly rm, lrg llvlng rm, dining 2Br Twnhse In belt CdM L~~Y :~A cond~ 1 gen. Lakt Ftrffl 21 SS unlrn S 1600 mo 722-8522 ------· miss this one I Prestigious rm & kitchen area All ap-locetlon. All amenltleS Nr I s ,i~,,,w r. L ry:' LAKEFRONl Beautiful 4Br - --*con llllE * 3 bdrm, 2•;. bath EXEC pllances tncludlng light beaches &. parlls S 1475. ~~l~e~ 673• 754:'0· 0 5 3Ba wldock. Pool, jac, ElECITIYE TWllllE Very clean. Walk 10 beacl townhom11 w/securlty, interiors. Agt 540-5937 673-6366 or 673-3735 tennis , 851•1651 Pool. spa. on golf course. Only s450 tee 8735 pool. spa -+ tennis Try OUPEX 3 BA 2b high E·SIDE BARGAINS City lights view 2 1 den 10"11 down or Isa Ford&-Ltt1 ftr Silt 1400 be ed Ill a.2 Fenced 2br hOUM kids Ok • • L 2169 Avall t 1/15_ $3000/mo nLEllEIT 111-111 I alls call Patrick 8$127~ ng/6o 90c;;; pv1 plus bltlnt $600's !!J!ff tff• Call Barbara 631 ·1266 Charming 28r !Ba. bear 760-8702 agt Orner • fol, st sta gar _ mo • must Mel 2BA 2'hba condo, 2 car cells. lrplG, patio Nfl' Fii UU IY IWIH M11ta wt2BA house rurn 2or lam rm 1'hba 2 •HI 1110* gar S 1300/mo Call crpt s 1050 mo 873-4071 4Br3'.ArBahomelocatlld ln ILIFFS Sl20,000 213·5.CS-7250 can11ar S1200/mo Open Room 3b/2ba hse kids Weal<dys 54 1--571\3 deslrable West Bay sec-SBA 2BA. spa. $220,000 Hr.use Sal/Sun 1-5. 404 pets ~lne lncd gara 8 & eval wtrnds 673-18!i8 Coty 1BA, charming bev• uon ot Newport Penln-By owner 6-44-0111 I .E. Exc~aatt 1'00 Jasmine 2131325-1900 1850 539 ~ 9 F 1e----ud-Isla -11 glass dOOf & beam c:eo au la Pt er & sllp lllFFS ••wr•11T ----more • 1 O GrHt toe, 3BA vacant and or ase o • ave $700 650·•387 Ive mso S925 000 Call 476-8146 -'"'" 48r Laguna Home In ex-ATTIACTIYE Ill I Beal Alty lee ready to go S 1500/mo now 38A 2BA No peta -- 0 6 38A 3'1tba. Loe dining rm change ror Duplex tn bcti ICW YI LOCATIH E-Slde Ci9a IB h C11ll Carol 770-2744 S 1700/mo Bkr 499-3.400 LUX 3br 2ba apt tip, all n ays 75"6620 Eves & tamlly '"' Exlenslvely area (6191242-5710 n r ome appllances Incl blt·ln d/w FOR UU IY tnER expanded/custom end 3BA 3'1tBA. 3 car gar, P"1 w/enci gar $595 No pets Harbor Vu Hma S 1800/mo wld. nu cpt/drapes/pot e unll"E' plan Spa/pOOI Luxurious hm Apple Val-Po o I. near park 387 Rochester 548-6680 4BR. I HMll. super r&-UH ISU new Ille, deck 51500 m< VIiia Balboa 1Br, Den, S379 000 722_6460 fey. exch Income prop $2500/mo FllllY IEEIH model Agt 640-5664 Upstairs unit w/bay view, 760-1579 or 760-1556 ~Pa9110$1 }1'n.500Ba. ,,,"j'C5-·51P0015•. · coast area 619·242-5710 UnlQue Homes/A sieu 2 2 fncd d 0 ty LIDO ISLE 3B 2B I 2BR 2BA, small Sitting ~ ~ "'" -675-6000 r car gar. Y n ' a new rm lndry rm Hu lust Quiet cozy bach N·smk HSllAIU USTIUFF HHll llYHFRHT $700 othefs av1. lee 5489 crpl/palnt 2 car gar been painted Avall Im-No pets S500 • 1881 •IAINI RlllE• h Retire Wl11'1 Income Irvine Terrace 3BR. lam nuam 111-1110 Sl600/mo Agl 760·8827 med1a1e1y $1400/mo S200 dep 673-584.C i•m "-E TllEI In t Is planned commun1-rm pl/\ yaid s 1800/mo · " v.w ty you can walk lo East Klamath River frontage. No' pets Joan BraceY MESA VERDE 4 Bdrm 2 LIDO, winter, turn . 3br annual Totally exciting 4 bdrm 3 blull Shopping, T11n-boat dock & slip with this Unique Homes 67S-6000 bath. riew carpett . & 2ba s 1900 675-5068 or UH RUL n Ceat1 Ina 262 bath model per reel ms/Swim Club & Inter 3 bedroom. 2 bath home drps/palnl s 1195/mo (818) 792-727111ve Ill lJOO ITUT p•-IMI home w/vf~a Sacrifice mediate/High School Landscaped 'ft acr11 with JASMINE Creek 2br. 2ba, Call Terry 546-2313 1 • - al 1469,900 w/TEAMS• Ocean breezes arid long 1rrlgat1on from rtver Also den, ocean vu avail Nov 1 o< eves 549 9823 · Me::gnJc;e~ vie; 3Br 2'hBa --------•Ilg 1 • 1, bltlns. avall no" Absolutely won't last ran"" views from 11115 large rented home In S 1900/mo 7S9·902 I • g yn on o Avl now S ---Only $350 lee 5489 Musi see Call PA TRICK 1 ..--I town Some cash now -Nice 3br Elllde on Broad Agt. Marie 760..0347 prawtlng Jbdrm 3ba frplc nlflm IJJ Ill TENORE 631· 1266 or ~vely andscaped yard Desir able locatlon : Steps to Llt11e Corona 2BR way C M gardener 1nci NPT HTS 3BA 2b I le jacuzzi garage kids/pets • I 760--8702 s28:s1aooond. CNolwl priced at a1way1 rented Trade 2BA. dahwr. gar No pets. SeoOlmo ~ utll 646-3177 Bl~patlo F ad rp d fin& ST100 539-6190 · a to see 1 1 1 h S 1400/mo 6«-4382 · · nc yr Best Alty fee ..,........,B.AU I ki~~\:.l ,_.2 1200 equ I et n t Ha two -REFURBISHED 3BR 2b S1 lmo'hutll 642-2515 -~GU •• .: "" • properties for coa11al "--i I 21".a _ a. --VERSAILLES 2Br Condo bZ home or Income property "" I n1 .,.. rrotc. wkly gardening sve Npt Shrs 3Br 2ba unlUrn f 1 d It _!!_ .• , Call Biii • RANCH A£· 2BR 1BA dup, unfr, trg yd. Incl I 1100/mo/546-9950 5900 mo to mo.' Ocean-$~~5· (:.~e A~1 ~5~·~~lc)111 TIWWI •OWNER DESPEAATE1t SEARCH REAL TY_ (503) no pets. $650 + teeurlty. Specious 4br nouae klda fron1 lurntthed. 4Br 3 ba --_ _ ___ OH4tl fer lt9t 882-0544 or write· 6912 1952 Meyer 549·3484 ok tncd for Ado priced home. 8 mos lse at Frpla, vaulted celllnga, dt ~2~~~~g:r·:7R,2Ba. So. Sixth St , Klamath 2Br+ lb G Seel rltemldS&OO't539-6190 S2000/mo. Burr White YIWIU.llACllll gar,pool&ape No pet! · ·I O Falla. OR 97803 7 10 W ~~~St a.et Alty fee Riiy 675-4630 Furn 28R 28A, close to 1Bdrm $72 lllU llU ---8181709"'8715 Iv m · ... NA Bell 2BAtd9n. 2 ba, beaeh Pool, spa, IYb-2Bdrm 2'~8• 1926-593 1--------lt1l1b lg Dau Ptiat _ l... llp, beam oellt patlot parking, 39Curlty gate. 66e W 18th llYllll PllllM lrlltltlllJ 1.u..4 * * * tj 4Bdrm m with POOi gar s 1200/mo 496-1563° s 1500/mo or wlll COO· 645--2739 084--4 16 Low down or lrade Wiii Walk to beach S 159,900. Btain/Cta•" I sider s 1400/ t sacrfflce, IOfced, foroect 3bf 2,hba cnoo 835--3301 _ 3BA 2BA. Frpl 2 0 0 0. 1400 mo. Near tehoolt Oceanfront YMI"' tu mo un urn TrlJ)+exl Unf 2Br 1'hB aale Beeullful 4 bdrm No pell S 1100/mo. Kent RMtty 492-48$3 38r 2 ba 1 ''icun rn, No pets Townhome type H9 *'•view that w111 meke UITll.lfFYllW Ctatrll 2112 s1000 S D. M2-7743 1ut ..... ~ 14 s2000 mo.'87i 52•22gar. UlllUln mo Nopet154&-5«>6 yoo .. Y WOWlll Li.tees at Spedoue Executive home. 3012 Buchannan Wsy. 111· llOO --!!!°~ia... 5Bdrm, family & dining. DDl-unaa• •MESA VERDE 2er 1ea •~-* ·-n•-•• YllU212 .. ~ _...,.., _...., Must Mel 540-1151_ ..... 5 -poo1,patlo_09hwlhr,gar_ Lg 4Br 38a i 2 trplca. 2 _.5 ....-•- Steal thlt 4 bdrm, 2 bath. BAYCREST bNuty 4 bed S750 No pet1640-2495 cw ger, Pet O'<. Only Ult• IW •tatt 7 MJ-1111 dining, 1pa. yard. S1200. fee IMl17 E s s Ptlrne ioc.t1on on the S2200/mo M..e V•de lg attr 4& . Only the belt of quamy 3BR.Wlf.gar_$1000/mo. A T 10£ CHILOREI &and Bank wlll nnance BALBOA ISLD 2 bed MW dee In/out Yd, patio 1D.mlf IJ ... llla wu UMd tl'lroogh--out 238 Avenue Montery. Ofc WELCOM!, ltg 2BR 28~ w/10% down Thia 19 not home, trplc 11200/mo 1 1150 No peta.7!Sl'..3aoa 8 b60Cka to OCMll EJeoant fhlt MW eut1tom eetate. 497~ hm 498.-e690 downatalra, play yaro ~~:::o Ottered at LAGUNA VIEW cu.tom 3 Dramatic Sommertet Cltl ceder & glUe 3Bdrm, = .''S:~ •T ST. BCH -OJal oc vu ::..:-p::; ~~ .... T llUT Fllll IPPll bed Exqultlte S2500tmo Home twnhae. 2 mMI« 38a. o.tofator'1 drMm. room with 7'A8atha Her· 4BR 3BA.. apa S t:ioo1mo dahwr: a. I wet• pal• Popular Portoflno In de-WattrfrMt ... lltr tult• 2cetOWIQ9 ~ pluth crpta. lprtc. rlngbone wood "°°'* Oflteopt.Mary973-7528 5100 -+-dep Lrg 3 't!~l21'h bath tHMble Seewlnd with a 131-1... llMlll ly upQreded. eommun.ty o:~FI thf~~O\IJ· kMlty Yll'd with ape 4, COZV 28drm !Bath yerd ....... ·- condo neer pool I tennlt llnlMd bOnua room. 4 LANDLORDS/REAL TORS po o I a . a pa 8 . L a e ~331 yr . m<>f-e. S7000/mo 6 lrul1 t,.._ $700/mo • W&MI to Medi. 0wnet =.m:· t!:n~ 5~'TOC:. •53M 1t4* 5 =S:: ~5~ Ruatlc 2 Br Lllr 'Yard BIG CANYON LEASE Kent Realty 492-'683 . ~; ~: ~ 0:: MOt1ftctng 11 S 188,900. Alk tor Joan. 780-t900 Fut tree tenent Pfovdft. new carpevpa1nf8no J*• Beau111u1 38drm 2"A8a, Lovely 2Br n~ea. CJCeel'I & thing from a ~ ept te Muet NII. LH tt Ill· OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 3 Bdrm, 2 bath, 1 bllt to Enif ly you" time ltyte for M50 mo + Sec M&-6428 guard oate. Top-of-IN-golf OOYtM vtew. G., a 48d ,_, If IOOklnG It ~In Ct'Mt. 2330 PORT LERWICK PL bch NB S 1050 2 Bdrm am,, crptaddrp91 pelt lo.~ w•TERFnALtT WMld view wlth ~.. '850 l(ent Rlty 4~2-4&63 CM.NB.Of HB thlnk ol UI lllJA ..... 'J 1• ' ' ' ' ut I p~ UI o•v " ""'" Beeu11ful c:arp.ta 6 new ftoor1no, f1Bt fOf that ctW>tc1 a -~::~hw~i~nd, ~~~ 53Mt90 9-t Alty fee 3Br 3Ba Condo. Pool, Only S2900/mo. MA.Ai~ It Nit ltrt ldMI 11vtng 111·1 oc:ntrnt wntf, NB a1475. • tennis +-S1400 881·1861 F.AAGO. 7&04333 UM Sl MGMT &42·180! JllHl IUl.n Thln:toof •,,..home Worth mote 2br "°"81 2BR 2ba condo nt s c WllTUUft.Ull ,.. NIU •n =· 1n11!:;':9C::Z = ~ .~':sC1: Plaq, 81'· Cid. SIO, ow. BA w. ba. aw /l1M1 ., ....,.._ I Mt "'9 =;,,::~1=• ok S:,~•· no j PETE J BARRETr .. REALTY t~ -'2e:aa~.,...,,~ MJMit~WlllJ•a'-~_.. ltUll9il""91W1~1f\C1985 I - I • 1 -• 0 I ii 0 I y f ~ I . . I '· '\ 'Y ; 11 J II I . I • I I Wllll..U PATii -. 1111,MI Attrac11ve atrium floor plan that's tight & airy with cathedral ceilings quietly centered within Its well landscaped grounds. Cul de sac location offers complete privacy. 2 bdrm plus den. 646-7171 llllll1YI llTIUT. . . . . . l1H,lll Priced low to sell fast. Orlglnal owners have kept this lovely home Immaculate but want out nowt Roomy floor plan with family room. 3 bdrms 1¥• baths. Low maintenance yard. CaJI qulckl ~6-2313 -MUUT ........ 11M,IM Room to add another home on this large corner lot. Walking dis- tance to the new downtown Costa Mesa redevelopment area. Two large bdrms, cozy fireplace & double garage. Exceptional home! 646-7171 1111111 ..................... u...- Hard to find Buccola single story. Fantastic location with view of park. Quiet cul de sac. Feels good lnsldet Gracious llvlng. Family and formal dining rooms. Four bdrms, 3 baths, central air. 546-2313 928 Azalea 921 Carnation 968 Carnation 992 Carnation 993 Dahlia 1026 Damascus 3353 Fuchsia 3374 Fuchsia 3379 Fuchsia 3461 Fuchsia 3391 Fuchsia 3-407 Geranium 957 Goldenrod 967 Goldenrod 928 Jasmine 945 Jasmine 3355 Marigold 3461 Plumerla 1006 Poppy 1001 Secretariat 1009 Secretariat 1021 Secretariat 1029 Secretariat 3485 Venetian 939 Azalea 965 Azalea 963 Carnation 11111 f1lll T111m. . . . . . .. . . . .. . . . . 11M,1M Completely remodeled 4 bdrm home on a quiet cut de sac. Lots of tlle and oak & wood burning fireplace. Just waiting for your Ingenious decor- ating Ideas. 646-7171 IAYmll 111119 .................... Plt,111 lovely home that surrounds an Inviting pool wfth maximum privacy & extensive decking. Open and airy U-shaped floor plan Includes dual fireplace In living & family rooms, wet bar & more. Quiet corner Iott 646-7171 ITIPI Tl Tm IUll. . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1221,111 Only 1/1 block to the ocean. Lovely, upgraded 3 bdrm home that's great for entertaining. See the ·ocean from your front door. Great view potential wfth 2nd story add on. Lowest priced beach hornet 646-7171 m1112•---··············· ..,_ You own the land In a lovely garden setting 1 block from the b6ach. Beautifully upgraded 3 bdrm with 600 sq. ft.; family room complete w/wet bar. New kitchen, skylights & extra large lot. 646-7171 mu nan rmn nw•111. . . . . . . . 1111,111 Unique 2 story Spanish design. Quiet spacious. Lovely kitchen, dining, living areas and YI bath downstairs. 2 large bdrms with private bathroms upstairs. Fireplace In master suite. Nicety ap- pointed. Amenities galore. Community pool. 546-2313 ..... llllA Yllll ....................... ,... Assume FHA loan of $60,000 at only 8¥.% Interest. This beautiful end unit with lovely private yard has the best location In the com- plex. Here's the one you've waited for. Call to see. 646-7 17 1 .... UYllll ................... l1M,111 Super value, super clean. Spacious home with famlty room. Formal dining. Crackling fireplace, aumptlous mastec suite. Air conditioner and purifier. Call to see. ~6-2313 992 Carnation 989 Dahlia 1037 Damascus WTlm 11T11. . . . • . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1111.- Neat and clean. Nice and cozy. Seller will assist with financing. Large lot. Call to see. 546-2313 F• m Hm llltlTM .............. S1U.- Thls Is a former modef that has been pro- fessionally decorated with sophisticated treat- ment of top quality material. Too many Improve- ments to mention. Enjoy complete privacy. It has It alll 646-717.1 mn..,-.................. 11n.- VA terms offered! Or assume existing loan. Very nicety redecorted. Air conditioned single story 2 bdrm unit. Community pool -great Costa Mesa location. 546-2313 "' If ,.. Wiii. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1121,111 Large Woodstream home In a very peaceful and tranquil netghborhood. 3 bdrm, 2'..'l bath with · double garage and ready to be moved Into. Hard to beat at this price! 646-7171 un • me 11111•.. .. . .. . .. . . .. . 1111,111 Their loss, your galnl 7 nearly new condos. Two bdrm models. Excellent 30 year fixed financing. Bargain priced at only $110,000. Call fast, these wlll not last. ~6-2313 ............................... ,.,... Best priced view property In Newport Beach. Walking dlstance to beaches. Great opportunity to ltve In this exclustve location with all the amenltte& offered. Call for showtng. 646-7171 ....... -................. ......... Not a mlaa-prlntl Excellent starter or lnves!or unit. Community pool. Call quick. M6-2313 DILllM WllTIUff. . • . . . . . . . . . . . . • . UU,111 Exceptional beauty set behind handsome wrought Iron gates offering complete privacy within Its own secluded grounds. large 4 bdrm, 3 bath home. Walking distance to Westcllff shopping. 646-7171 ... llT llAl1Y. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I 1M,lll L.-PAii ..U .............. ,,.. ..... Peaceful, placid waterfront setting, 6 to chooee from. One and 2 bdrm units. All expanded or double wide. Several with spectacular vtewa. Tasteful pride of ownership park. Private beach and clubhouse. Trouble free teues. Inexpensive llfe at the beach! Priced from $20 000 to $55,900. ~2313 • llWllT • ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . • .. .... Spacious trl-levef condo with dramattc floor plan. 3 bdrms, 2~ baths, separate formal dining & attached 2 car garage. This well decorated end unit Includes air conditioning. Below ap- praisal. 646-7171 Dllmft llU -. . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . 1211,111 Lowest price on this model In yearal Quallty buttt family showplace. Grack>us, spacious home. Formal dining. Charming family and lfvtng rooms, 4 bdrms plus office. 3 baths. Sparktlng poof. 3 car garage. Quiet cul de sac. Call for an appointment. M6-2313 ELn'llllll-Y111r ••...•.............• 1111,111 For the sophisticated buyer. You won't ftnd more for· your money In this tuxurloua very exquisite & private complex. Many amentti8a are Included In this spacious 1 bdrm with ocean view. 646-7171 um. UPll IAlll................ 11 ..... Outstanding value. Cute 2 bdrm houee wfth vaulted cetllngs. Looks sharp! Private lot. Enclosed garage. Call quick on thta one! 546-2313 ..