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Home My WebLink About1988-09-10 - Orange Coast Pilots.tancla· eo.talleu 23 13 Corona del llar Ban~D Beach Ecll8on ElMOdena SATU RDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1988 7 0 7 · 0 Leuztn1er L~Beach . Woodbrldle Sall Clemente I 42 18 22 8 EAL F.STATE NB shoOting re-enacted Wife of victim returns to Balboa Pier in e fort to dra~atize case against police By 808 VAN EYKEN °' ............... The wife of a 26-JSar-old Liberian immiarant inistakc'nly shot by New- port Beach i)olice returned Friday to the beach where the shooting t0ok place to dramatize her claim that her husband was gunned down without warning. Sundaga Bryant was shot shonly before 3 a.m. Sunday near Balboa Pier when a Newpon Beach police officer apparently mistook his portable radio for a sawed-off shot-sun. Officer Derek Duncan and two others were responding to a repon that a man with a shotgun had been seen on the beach near the pier. Newport Beach Pohce Officer Bob LA policeman Daniel Pratt killed by a street png saluted by fellow ofllcera./ M OC Transportation Com- ml11k»n panet rec.- ommends the merger of all related c(ty and county 8genClea./ A3 Oakley. a spokesman for the depart- ment, said after the shooting that Duncan trad fired at Bryant because he believed Bryant was anncd and might be about to fire at the officers. A police press release issued after the shooting said Bryant had been ordered to "drop it;· and that he had spun around rapidl) after the order. leadinJ the officers 10 conclude that their hves were in danger. But Marlene Bryant. wife of the victim, said Duncan did tJot give her husband time to tum. .. Sunny was standing here. facing the pier," she said. ..The officer approached to within about 10 feet and yelled 'drop it.' As soon as the word 'it' came out. the gun "-Cnt off.·· Dr. Santosh Mohanty, a surgeon at Fountain Valle> Regional Hospttal. confirmed earlier this \\.eek that pellets from the police shotgun bfast struck Bryant in the side. Police representatives sa) Moh?n- ty°s diaJnosis does not necessanly contradict their prehminal) repon. .. Our initial information was that Bryant was facing the water. away from the officer." ·Oakley said ... But ttlat doesn't mean he wasn·1 panially turned in one direction or the other. We don't know that yet. But I believe the investigtion w11l determine that kind of information:· The shooting is being investigated by the Orange County District· At- torney's office. Friday was a coun1~ holiday and Deputy District Attorne) Wally Wade. who is handling 1he invcstiption, could not be reached for comment. Bryant underwent surgel) Thurs- day night for the repair of damage to his left arm, which bore the brunt of ·the police shotgun blai.t Hospital s~kcS\\<Oman Diane Turner said Fnda) that h1Hond111on had been upgraded from cn11rnl 10 serious. Family membc~ agrel'd that Bryant &«med to be 1mpro' ing "When the) first 1ooli: him 1n. the) said he might not sur' 1\ e and that even 1f he.did SUrYIH' II \\OUld be a miracle of miracles 1f1he\ could sa'e his arm," Mrs. Br)ant said '"Now they've gone ahead and closed up his arm. and the doctor ~1d they wouldn't be doing that 1f the} thought they were stall going to ha'-C to amputate it. It's a good fl'Chng now going 10 the hospital, "hereas before we were always wonden ng 1 fhe "ou Id survive the night." But Bl)an t's father. Daniel Manyn, said his son "as suit feeling fearful as a result of his ordeal. '"He wants me to be b) his bedside (Pleue eee SHOOTING/ A2) 0.-, ........... Lw ...... Father Daniel Martyn. wife Marlene Brandt and friead Lou.l9c Kapa talk to reporten about abootlnC of Saad.ep Bryant by Newport Beach police. Harbour residents .protest park plan By ROBERT BARI.ER °' ............. Proposals to put a campground at Orans County Sunset Aquatic Re- ,;ooaJ Park 1s sett mg off alarms in the houses and condommiums in ncarb} Hunung1on Harbour. Residents claim that proposals to develop spaces for 152 recrcauonal vehicles as well as other expansion plans for the 63-acre park will bnng traffic chaos and air and water polluuon to the well-to-do communi- ty . .. The whole Huntington Harbour 1s opposed," said Thomas Lloyd. presi- dent of the 132-home Seabridge Homeowners A soc1auon ... Tbere·s not a'su~lJ!e person who·s speaking m favor of 1t. ·· Rell8lon 11The Last Temptation of Christ" has proven to be a blessing for conservative · Christians./ A5 ..., ........... '--..... 8tadenta from the ebrth-trade clueee of Jackie Pfeal, 8ta.DcllDC, and Gayle Scb~llk watch ''Today Show." Lloyd said the prOJC<'t 1s projected to generate about 980 wttkday ve- hicle tnps that would pose safety threats to Joggers and bicycle nders alona Edinger A venue as well as to residents 1n the harbor. Ration Dwyer pupils Today's students He also churned that Huntington Harbour, adjacent 10 Pacilic Coast H 1ghway between Edinger and Warn- er avenues. may be overrun by the ovcml&ht campers who may have no place to go. President vows to fight for death penallty In drug- related kllllngs. / M Inda Bulletin Board Claulfled Comlca Entertainment Homel People Publlc Notices Alllglon Sport• W•ther A3 87.8 A9 A6,7 Real Estate AS A10, 85.6 AS 8 1-5 A2 Huntington Beach school featured after earning a Distingu ished School Award 81 &0BEllT BARKER °' ................ The students at Dwyer School in Huntington Beach had an opening day of school they'U probably never foraet -the whole country was watching in on TV. Film crews from NBC's .. Today ~h~~" filmed the opening day ac- t1v1t1es as youngsters reponed to classrooms. took tours of the c.ampus. f\wed with their combination lockers a nd ordered pizza for lunch. The ~m was shown across the country Friday before class had even • IW1ed at ~r: But Principal Al R.Smussen and teachers made sev- eral tapings of the segment and showed It throughout the da} 10 the sixth-, seventh-and eighth-graders. "I think it is great.·· sixth-grader Daniel Elkins, 11, said. "My aunt and uncle and arandpattnts (i n Loveland. Colo.) could sec me on TV." Even though 1t was just the first week. Dani4 said he'also found man) thinas to like about Dwyer. "It's bi&. the ttachcn att nice and I like to play in the band.'' ~er. which recent!) "as 11ameti a Cahfomia Distinguished School. has an enrollment of 768 pupils "ho Cupgoe$ ~o Conners, but ·Kiwis coUrtinga rematch CMion -to make the fllOSt of what knew ~' a lopsided . The fe of the shorcsidc pany was the contiqent from Down Un<kr. a ....ay, r.n-lovins mix of NeY( ~ landers and Australians who paaYccl a liabt-heanal cheer-and-boo pmc the ordeal was over -for the moment. ··we put in 100 percent effort:· Barnes said. "We've been sa) mg that for days and l don"t think "e can expect ""l more from ourselves or our boat' Conner was also congenial and called the Kiwis "the best sailors 1n theworld.0 '. "It wasn't somethina we wanttd to do or feel part1cularly IJall abou1." Conner said. 'Tm just relieved it's doDc." Fay acknov.-Jcderd that he will ClDltlinue his coun cbalkqe for the Olp. but quapped. .. rm not totns to do anytlhf\t btttWttn now and Mon- -Zi" ._._be~· liolM.:, Ntw '•Ir H ntil ... IS lft1kd ID C"OUn 1• Nlw Y*"-.. '9j llid. •AtMt I hOpe to lilt ....... C'IWilanla. .. 1'e ltiwi =Ill" ..... ~Ill~ .... -· ~ ._ to dltifir on a day- -llilliaa_...19CC. ... • llit lftt). werm 't ~ ......... tlid~hit live in diverse areas rangmg fro m affluent Huntington Harbour 10 hard-scrabble Commodore Circle. State test scores arc shrockcta ng andhooorsarcpihngup.at ~!er. the oldest school 1n the d1stnct. "h1ch was ttbuilt after the canh""qua~e of 1933. But laurels haven•t alwa' been in order. · Teacher Dcbb Clay said Fnda} he could remember when Ow)er had such a bad reputation that parents wanted ·to send their children to private schools. The youngsters didn't respect themselves or others. she said. ··onetimeaboycu~1'tmeand I called his mother and she said she dtdn't care.'' Clay said. School Supcnntendent Diana Peters. in an interview with .. Toda\ Show~· broadcaster Jane Paule' af\e"r . . the th~·tnmutc presentation of school activiucs. acknowledged that the school ··was a disaster" at one 11me. Peters said things turned for the better b} the "-Ork of .. , e~ dcd1catt"d people'" and the impo 1t1on of dis- cipline dCSJgned 10 restore ordl"r in the cla:SSroom. Huntington Beach Pohce Officer M1lte Jacobs. "ho performs lull-time school ha1son du1' m the cm . ~id Frida) that the ~~er ~1d hine bccom~ among the hest behaved in the d1s1nc1 and attnbute'!i th(' change 1n attitude to Rasmu<>scn. 41 "ho became pnnc1pal m I 9t\ I ''There's no doubt "'h,1\ 1'\'l cha'le." Jacobs said .. He's J r.·al line · adm1n1slt'31or. Hecame'> 1hrough <on what he sa's) and he al"'"" end~ l)n a (Pleue eee DWYER/A2) "What are these people supposed to do at this park:· he asked.. "Wade through the cstua11 ? Bird Watch? What arc they supposed to do at nt&ht? "It 1s a senous concern 1n the enttre harbor that people will wander throu4h our complexes. use our fac1h11es and vandalize or possibl) stcaJ. ··The county 1s trytng to spcndl:J3. 7 milhon dollars of Orange County taxpayer funds to rrovide a parking lot for the toys o the conspicuous consumptors. •· Orange County officaals have sub- mitted three proposals to Huntington &-ach my officials for endorsement. (Pleue _. PAJJ.K./A2) ~~~~~~~~~~ AMERICA'S CUP XXVll Gulf coast residents flee as Florence hits ., ALBDTO s. FR~~co ~~--['~~ .......... ,.,.. ..... ~ """~ '" V.ENLCE. La'.-Humcane Floren- countrymcn. ..h11 be decided in oe moved across 1hc up of Louisiana court. E~ryone should know that b) and headtd toward the \11 1 s1pp1 now." n GuJf Coast on Fnda~ night. oggmtt For the-tr pert. most Amcncan coat.al communmn "''1th ' mph spectaton felt the obv1ou m1 match winds as thousand of re 1dent\ fled was JUlt dattts for Fay and hts IO h'lhcr around . .\n .\lah3m:. man sudden cballf'nac. prepannt for the storm dro" ned .. Yeah, it•s a mismatch But tbe) 1Wbile U')'lll& to uc down a boat. . asked for it," said San Dieso resident Winds "~re "-ell below 1he 100 Rod c.aki._ "They want to make 0 mph . prcpctcbcted while Florenl't' "-3S their own Nies. so can ~. •· ~ New ZelSander Graeme Franets .. When ifs a humane I att oot.'' said many Kiwis blamed the tana.ltd satd Metodia Buras. of 8oothvlllc. mesa of this year"s C'Up on Conner. La... wbo JOincd about ot~ rather theft fay. fnday n._tn at Belk C"'h.aut Ht&h '1'he ,..n °"'n1s onntr has SChool. wtlicb wa Opmtd n a tltd\tt been in \he 0.., "''' bad more b Veaice ad odlltr ,...._..,nes fnctaon than at any oehtt ts~.. ,.. towm aa Cl09tlll lc m · ••· Franas liid. "Dfttnas Conft(f ts not ShonJy ~ midltiaht.. tM • ..._ .. Ollll)' 9C ~ u a t)pical lioMI .,....., Sa\'lClr 'cli~ Amcnc:an. · Amcricam att artat 1ts hwnc:aae watch fbt *"•"' eoatt = . .,.tk beM. ~·s I bit ()( a Oll.ou•siua from Mcqan Cit) \0 W Tau line. _a.a. litlinllly~~ ..,. ._ over==,=· ~.At 11 p.m .. \hf ~tn-of the ? ~lt--.S.. • • iidSinpes .at wide aona was abcMit 60 matel ... 11-WWWW/M) ..... 'of , APL111"fil• .. Tlae Stan and J'trlpee crew eelebratee after wt•••n1 eecond and final race on Friday. Design expertsjumpinto·Cup fray -... SAN DlEGO (AP) -The much- heralded New Zealand monohull tooka beating on land after letting the defendina catamaran run away with an easy America's Cup victory on the sea. Yacht design experts, including those not associated with the San Dieac> Yacht O ub defense. criticized the design of the high-tech 133-foot sloop with which Michael Fay carried out his maverick challenge. New Zealand yacht-designer Bruce Farr came to his boat'sdefenscduring a tumultuous news conference Fri- day, challenging anyone to come forward with a boat of similar size for a match race. .. None of the other designers who have criticized our boat ... have had the the guts to come out and desrgn one to sail against us," Farr said. _ .. I've heard it said .. that a maxi- boat could beat us on the course. Brina a maxi-boat down here anytime and we'll show you." Later.Jim Kilroy, ownecofa line of world cbimpion max\-boats -large, hiab·tecb monohuJls that race around the world _: took Farr up on the chaUenae. Kilroy maintains thal his latest boat, 79-foot K.ialoa S. would haye beaten the New Zealand boat Friday on the 13-mile windward leg by six minutes. Kilroy challenged Farr to a race to windward. .. You call me and we'll arrange it," Kilroy told Farr. .. I'll do that,'' said Farr. who ·has desianed several world-class ocean- aoina maxi-boats. The New Zealand syndicate main- KIWIS COURT REMATCH ••. -- rromA1 crosted the startina line 29 seconds said Sue Garrison of El Cajon. "But ahead of the KZ-1 and dropped the this has been a blast." leadonlyonceandonly briefly. By the time it rounded the first orange marker, the catamaran had built up a I 0 minute lead and never trailed from then on. .. It's a bit like racin_g a Porsche wrth a Volkswagen," Kiwi John Fletch ' said. "I'm glad we won. The Cup was hard\oget back and it deserves to staY. here until we get a real chaJlenge. ' tains that America's Cup XXVll reptta was unfair because multihulls are inherently faster than monohulls. Fay plans to take the dispute to court. The designer of the catamaran footed 'by Sail Americ~, SDYC's defense manaJCr, blamed the Kiwi boat for the mismatched series. .. My own fecHng is that tlle Ameri- ca's Cup should represent the highest technology of the sport.'" John Marshall said at the news conference. "This match we JUSt sailed lacked a challenge that represented the higher level oftecbno10$Y· ' · "If it was a mismatch. l think it's siptificantly because the challenging yacht was not fast and I know we've been dked to match her. And I think it's ridiculous to ask a designer to match a boat that's not fast." Farr replied, .. If John Marshall thouaht the New Zealand boat was not a particularly fast boat then why didn't he match 1t with a similar boat that was fast? I suspect it's because Even though the race was over. the party was expected to last well into the night. Fireworks and live enter- tainment were scheduled for Ameri- ca's Cup Village and several local nightspots were planning special post-Cup celebrations. "Hey, that's really why we're here," said Kiwi Marty Walls. "Have a beer." Sail America couldn't do that, so they had to find ano ther way to beat the New Zealand boat." Skipper Dennis Co nner fi nished a 39-mile course Friday 2 1 minutes I 0 seconds ahead of the sloop. On Wednesday, Conner won by 18 m inutes 15 seconds. Other yacht designers watching the races commented that the New Zea- land boaf s performance fell short of expectations. "She just didn't seem to have the get up and go a boat of her displace- ment should have." said Robert Harris, noted yacht designer and author. He said the sloop sailed poorly to windward because its keel was too narrow and its 150-foot mast 100 short. • "I think Bruce Farr looked too long at a model sailboat.'' Harris said. He added of the New Zealand Challenge,. 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ST s-'4lllgfl I01)3 pm. 53 ...... 15 S3 ~ =:. ""9119 71 5f ..... CINI ... 51 , ...... st 32 12 73 .., Lula °'*PO 1• 53 ..__100.,M .. S2•m ..,.., ,.,... 17 .... , .... .. M ........... 10 H :,•:,.:.,1r 81 " ,_ 1~ 17 ........ 1 7 113 II 7"°4p"' 15 69 , ..... 90 ea ...... 77 51 .._._,ooey ... 02•"' --... ~ ... t2 52 ........ o c 78 61 , .. v ... ... 0 llLllp m. Bells Angel gets 4 l ··years, $2 million fine in drug case SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Afier an extraordinary confrontation with a defense lawyer, a federal judge on Friday sentenced a veteran Hells Aqels member to 41 years in prison and a $2.1 million fine for selling methamphetamine. In imposing the maximum sentence allowed b¥ law~ U.S. Djstrict Judie John Vukas in called-Kenneth Owen "a clear and present danger to society" and rejected defense argu- ments that involved an alleged wit· ncss payoff. a ·juror's plea for leniency. and a lawyer's call to ··step outside of your own bias ... Owen, 44, wi ll not be eligible for parole for nearly 14 years. He plans to PTL trustee extends bid appeal his convictions. ·Owen. a 20-year member of the motorcycle club's Oakland chapter, was one of 41 Hells Angels arrested last November in a natio nwide roundup on drug and weapons characs. A&ents said they found S3 million in cash at Owen ·s home an<l 30 pounds of methamphetaminc, worth about SI 0 million in street value, at a warehouse. However, Owen was acquitted of possessina 30 pounds of the drug for sale. He was convicted of two sales of methamphetamine 10 Anthony Tait, the government's chief informant in the nationwide case. and of a misdc· DWYER ••• From Al · positive note. mcanor charge of possessing the df'UI. Owen's lawyer, Tony Serra, ~n Friday's proceedings by declanng that the government had paid Tait's wife, Brenda, S 15,000 tQ hide in Colorado so that she couldn't be brought lo court to 'discredit her husband. The defense lawyer. a veteran of many Hells Angels trials. began his sentencing argument-by quoting from a juror's letter to Vukasin that ufJcd a lenient sentence for Owen-. The Juror said immuni2ing Tait from pros~ ecution for his tcstirJlony a'8inst Owen was "like giving immuh1ty to an armed robber for testifying against a shoplifter." --------...-......------------deadline Rail strikes strand Eastern commuters "The kids arc pretty much respect- ful. They say 'Hello, Officer J acobs. howatt you, Officer Jaeobs.~- Dwyer has gained about 30 per- centage po ints in Caifo rnia Auessri\ent Program tests in the last three .~ and last year was one of 60 middle schools in California to be honored as a Distinguished School. Rasmussen said. BJ 'l1le AA~ Press - A surprise rail strike in New York City's northern suburbs forced 95,000 oommuscn to find another way to get to work Friday. In Chicago, a railroad strike . disrupted rush-hour evening lel"Vice despite · a bill signed by President Reagan to impose a settle- ment. The New Yor~ area employees returned to work under court order hours after the strike began. and officials said train service wa$ near- nonnal during the evening rush hour. Lecislation to force the Chicago worken to do the same thing passed in Congress on Friday afternoon, but it was too late to get commuter trains rollina on time fro m Chicago. The strike by 780 track wo rkers in New York's Metro-North Commuter Railro.d was prompted by the suspension of37 employees T uesday for refusi'ng to worlt overtime. the Teamsters said. The union contends I that forci.i, tired workers to continue on the job could be dangerous. Other unions quickly ho nored the Teamsters· picket lines. shutting down the line and catching morning commuters in Connectic-ut and New York northern suburbs without wam- ina. • "The train problem today is a surprise to me,·· said Jim Grant at the South Norwalk, Conn., traih nation. "l wasn't even listening to radio o r TV." He said he would drive to a town that has bus service to New York. Friday evening, Metro-North oper- a ted about a third fewer trains out of Gral)d CentraJ Terminal because much ofthe commuter line's equi~ mcnt wa.s left a t the nor'\hem part of the system by the strike. said spokes- man Dan Brucker. In Chicago, 2,600 United Trans- portation Union workers struck the Chicago " North Western railway at ·PARK· PROTEST ••• Pram Al ' They raqc from campioa sites to inaated parkina ~ and added dry boat sto,...e f11e1Iities. · The park. o wned by the county. currently includes a 276-slip marina, dry boat storqe are.a, boat launching ramp. trailerputin;area. boat repair yard, marine supply store. harbor patrol command post, public green- belt and picnic area. Since the part•s opening in 1969. the facilities hne been overburdened by t.bc ~ public dema nd for boetina facilities, county officials said in a report. The report alto stated campina would provide inland residents a better 0pportunu y to use the park on holiday weekends and short va- cations: The park is located where Edinger Avenue terrQinates at the waters of Alamitos Bay. It is in Seal Beach city limits, but county officials arc scckfog Huntintton Beach endorsement bc- ca.-of its nearness to Huntingto n Harbour. The Plannina Comminion o n Wednesday voted to pass alona a recommendation to the City Council dllt Oranie County be permitted to inc:ratc pukiaa spaces by an un~ tpeeifted naamber but voted qainst campina proposals. ....... ----.-..... ......... ....... -............... .... ..... __ ... ....,.....~ 9 a.m. CDT when the railroad's parent company began posting layoff notices eliminating 1, I SO brakemen's jobs. The strike could have begun j ust after midnight. when a rederally mandated cooling-off period expired. But the' company and union had aarecd to ho)d off the actions until al\er the heaviest part or the morning rush hour. The delay assured some 4 1.000 commuters in the north, no rth- western and western suburbs a.ride to work, but m1my commuters sought alternate methods of getting to work a11d ridership was down about 40 percent. SHOOTING ••• From Al all the time." he said. "The problem 1s now that he's repined consciousness, he's a bit timid. He wants to m ow, ·am' I protected; can something else happen to mer" Also present at Friday's re-enact- ment was Andrew V. Ippolito, honor- ary consul ~neral in Los Angeles for the Republic of Liberia. Ippolito said the Liberian embassy in Washington was aware of the incident and that special arranJC· ments were being made to brina Bryant's mother fro m Li beria to be at her son's bedside. Meanwhile, Mrs. Bryant said memben of the Liberian immigrant community in Southern California ~ nl1y1114 to provide aid to the stricken famdy. ""They've been wonderful," she 11id. ..tendina canb and contribu- tions and ,enerally being very sup- ponive." .. 5 .. II .... ,, .. trev• "" ... ,_ ... .. .•.. _ ..... , ..... ,_.., __ ...... ....... ....... ::.:~-:.~ .......... ..., .. ....... ....... T 1 pl1111 .... o.....c-. - FORT MILL, S.C. .(AP) -~he PTL bankruptcy trustee Friday ex- tended Indefinitely the deadline to aettpt bids fo r the ministry, and said Jim Bakker provided norroofhe has the money to back up his 172 million offe( to buy back the television network and religious theme par.le he founded. Bakker· left a two-hour meeting with trustee M.C. "Red" Benton at PTL's executive offices behind two security guards who knocked down severaJ television cameramen in their rush to leave the building at P'TL's Heritaac USA Christian theme park. Bakker would only tell reporters: "We're all working on it. It's going good. It's going great.'' . Neither Baklcer nor bis attorney, Jim Toms. could be reached for further comment. .. The staff has been extraordinarily succeSsful," he said. "It comes down to that schools are as good a s their teachers. With that, and ~upport from above, how do you go wrong?" Rasmussen said a code of conduct was imposed in and outside the classroom and that pupils were dealt with fairly and consastently. He also said that school officials implemented a reward system "to catch the younasters when they did things riaht." Teachers send letters to parents or make telephone calls to the children's homes to report the good deeds. he said. A school district official ~id that OywerwasapparentlyselcctCd for the coast-to-coast television show be· AJaa-..... cause-Today Show .. producers want- ed a West Coast representative to conclude the week's emphasis on the adolescent. TV officials reportedly contacted Orange County Depart· ment of Education officials who suaested Dwyer. because of its turnaround in scholastics and behav- ior, an official said. MAKE .-IRACllS .· TOTHEWE~A- I DA:fED CARPET SALE . r. Nultlty Textwetl hrllt •1&99..,y& y-....... • • Cancer survivors plan celebration at Newport event The Orantc County unit of the American Cancer Society will hold a survivors' party at its annual conference in Newport Beach Thunday to celebrate its 7Sth anniversary. Cancer survivon, friends and families att invited to the event at the Country Side Inn. Entenainment will include a band, courage awards. informative and corporate sponsored booths and a balloon release. . The workshops and survivors' party arc fcee, whale the anniversary dinner is priced at S.-0. CaU the county unit at 75 1-0441 fo r registraJion or more information. Betate planal.JJ6 Hmln•r A presentation on pre-retirement estate plan- nina will be &iven Thursday at 7 p.m. in the Newport Center branch of the Ncwpon Beach Public Ubral).'. Robert Schiff of Crowell, Weedon &. Co. will conduct the seminar, which is free and open to the public. The library is located at 856 San Oemente Drive and additional information 1s available from Jackie Headly at 644-3186. JI.a um competltloa The Costa Mesa Art Ltaguc will hold its 13th annual fine ans competition. staning Thursday and continuing through Sept. 24 in the Jewel Court of South Coast Plaza. A reception will be held next Saturday at 7:30 p.m., at which time awards will be presented and refreshments wiJI be served. Smokeaden claa ln FV A Smokenders program for people trying to stop smoking will be conducted at Fountain ValJey Reaional Hospital, with a free orientation scheduled for Thursday and Friday at 7:30 p.m. The classes will begin Sept. 22 and will run for six weeks. CaU 544-3294 weekdays between 8:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. for further information. JI.a candJdate.' forum The Costa Mesa Republican Assembly will b0S1 a forum for City Council candidates Thursday evenina at the NeiJ.hborhood Community Center. The event wtll +un from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Interested candidates should call Brian Theriot, presidc,nt of the group, at 548-6625 or 854-2500 for mor:c information. . Marketl.ag .emlaan .et The International Marketing Association of Orange County will hold two semin-ars Wednesday at the Jolly Roger, 540 W. Katella Ave., Anaheim. The sessions are scheduled from I 0 to 11 :30 a.m..on internationj\I shipping docuOlents and from 11 :30 to 1:30 p,m. on international n~tiations. Call Dr. Irene Lange at 773-2223 for details. Trade woiqea c~aveae Dr. Semuel Kupper and J ohn Faulds. president and vice president. respectivelr. of the China Overseas Trading Corporation. Wiii address Thurs- day•s meeting of Women m World Trade at the Holiday Inn, 3131 Bnstol St .. Costa Mesa Guests are welcome to the I 1:30a.m. luncheon, which is priced at S 18. Call 968-3868 to secure raervations. Board .emlnu •l•ted A seminar entitled .. Welcome A-Board" will be offered by the Volunteer Center of Orange County Thursday from 7 to 9 a.m. at its Santa Ana headQuaners, 1440 E. 1st St., Room 408. ihe program will cover the· duties and responsibilities of board members of non-profit qencies. The cost is S 15, or free to associate members of the Vo lunteer Center. Reservations and information may be obtained by cam'!& 953-5757. Home .elllng ti.JM ~.et A free seminar on how to sell your own home will be held Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Chica_go Title Building. 825 N. Broadway in Santa Ana. Speakers from escrow, title and mortgage companies will provide information on hoene sclJing. Call 495-1210 for reservations. • Bloleedmck trorbJJop A workshor on biofttdback for dealing with stress will be held Thursday from 7 to 8 p.m. at the Mariposa Women's Center. 777 S. Main St., Suite 116 in the Town and Country Center in Orange. Dr. Jeff Wilson will conduct the program and a donation ofS5 is requested. Call 547-6494 for morT information or reservations. BiJ6ll•JJ tuton 9'1f161Jt The South Coast Literacy Courlcil is offering trainina classes to volunteers who wish to help s~akers of other lan1uages learn to read and write En&)ish. · . Tho5c wishin• to volunteer can attend training classes at three different locattons-the Univenity Co~munity Association1 4530 Sandbury Way, Irvine; Villa del Obispo. 32200 Del Obispo, San Juan Capistrano, or the Lutheran Church of the Cross, 2'23 I El Toro Road, Laguna Hills. CaU 487-1138 for details. ' . 0renge Coat DAILY PILOT/Saturdey, Sepeembs 10, 1W Al • , -.. Transport agenci~s'merger ask~d Panel· s proposal would start consolidation with state-made county commission. OCTD 11'\1 isn't aoina lo solve that." Keith said it wu too earh for senous d1scuu1ons abo.ut lcgJslauon· to combine t~ distnct with the Transportation Com- m1ss1on. consohdatton. • Ken Frank, La1una Beach city manqrT, also aatd he had JUSt found ou&.about the mc~ldea. 11 BOii VAN EYKEN ............... A committee of the Orange County • Transportation Commission has rec- o!"mended the eventual merger of all 60 city and c~unty agencies dealing with transpofuuon. • • T~ ~~ss1vc con~olidation should begin by. ~oanana the Transportation Com- m1111on and the Oranfe Collnty Transit District, whic h adm1n1stcrs most of the county's bos services. the commi11ce concluded in a repon. .''The thinking is that we should begin With those two, because they will be the most difficult." said Tom Fortune, a spokesman for the commission. "They were both created b} state legJslauon. so it would require state lcg1slat1on to combine them." !~e committee, cons1s11ng of co,'.n- m1ss1oners Roger tan ton. Dana Reed and , Irv PtckJer, has recommended that stafl members from the commission and the Transit District be11n ~orkmg together on lan&uaae for _state legislation combtning the two agencies. Combin1n1 transponat1on agencats would save money, the committee con- cluded. ··e y eUminat1ng overlapping admto1s~ trative functions bet~een transportation gencies, valuable manpo...,er and financlal resources can be con~ned for the benefit of people "'ho use our transpon.ation services," the commmce's report says. But Oaudfa Keith, a spolc~ .... oman for the OCTD. said distnct ·officials are sull not sure what would be g:11ned b) consolidating all transportation functaoM into a single agcnC). "l cucss the problem. as "e perte" e 11 1s that there is simply not enough mone~ te do everything," she said ... .\nd cons.ohdal· Ringing up their friends :Basically, the feeling here 1s 'H"re not quue sure why we wo uld be con!><>hdat- tn&," she said. "It seems hke more dialogue 1s in order before we go an)"'1here wtth this." Ketth said the d1stnct had formed a subcommittee to look at the pros and coM of combining the agencies. Reed said he hoped the d1stnct would eventually see t~ wisdom of mergrng. But he said the l~slation could be drawn up and proposed 1n Sacramento even "1thout the d1stnct's agreement. "The bottom hne is to sen e the commuter," he said. "If )Ou ha"e to step on some l~s to do that. then that's the "a) n has to be:· Commmee members aJso r«"ommend- ed that the comm1ss1on enter into d1s- cuss1ons .... ,,b Laguna Beach \1un1c1pal Transit on the posStb1ht~ of forming a san&)e. countyw1de transit agent) ierT) Brandl. darcctor of munac1pal ~n ices for Laguna Beach. said that. until Thursda). he had not heard of the idea of Ool.na! back to mcbool l8n 't all that bad wben your theee etudenta at Newport Elementary School on beacJifront play&ioand i• the en.-y of your peen ae the Balboa Penlneula demonet:rate at receee. Forums set for Mesa candi~dates Two forums for candidates for three open Co~ta Mesa Cll)' Council seats are scheduled in the weeks before the :-.Jo,. 8 el_cction to give voters an opp()rtunat} to pick and chose among the 10 council hopefuls. The Costa·Mesa Republican >-\ssembly wi~l s nsor a forum Thursda) at the cit> 's Nei borhood Comm unity Center 1n the 18 block of Pa rk .i\.venue. Panelists include journalists and local community · leaders, and Brian K. Theriot, president of the Republican Assembl~. . The Mesa Verde Momco"nl·r;·-\ soc1a- tion forum 1s scheduled Oct. 22 in the C1t\ Council chambers. · The cat) and Cople ' Colon' Cablevi\aon are set to '1dcotapc hoth forums and will broadcast them on the city's cable station al a later date . .\ss1stant City Manager Ann G~ hen said. "The forums are an e\ccllent opwnuna- ty for the public 10 ~t to kno.... the candidates and hc:ar their '1e"" on the TWo lODgtime Coast residC'nts pass away Grace Boyce Walson. long acta'e m the l...quna Beach Presbytcnan Churt'h and the American Legion uxihary, died Sept. 5 ofnaturaJ causes. She was 100 years old. Wilson was born 1n Manes County. Mo., and came to California in 1911 to marry fellow MissQurian. George Wilson. who was working in Los Angeles. The couple were married at . the Old Courthouse in Santa Ana. • The Wilsons moved to Laguna Beach an 1922 where the) hved for more than 50 years. They built the Ahso Viev. Grocerv Store. which the) ran for several years. • They had l two chal~ren, Louise and Howard, a well-kno" n South Laauna buildina designer. he 1s sun•hed by LouiK Chamberlain of Yucca Valle , brother Archie Bo}C'e of Hemet. sister Estelle Gates of On;on, Mo .. five grand- children and 12 great gr:indch1ldren • • • Richard Beeson. a longt1mc resident of Newport Beach. daed Sept 3. I I da~ s before hLS 0th btnhda). As a landscape architect. -Beeson beautt- fied man) Southern Cahfornae landmarks. including the Ardell Marina. the Sherman Gardens. the Ne"poncr Inn. the Probst Building of the Ekenhower Medical Center and numerou pn' ate residcl\~S. He was born Sept. 14. 1918. an fulare. Calif., and attended high S(?hool 10 Hunt- ington Beach. He is sun I' ed b~ a brother. John Bttson, sisters-an-la" Bett~ Beeson and Charlotte Beeson. newphe .. s ~ and James Beeson and ni~cs Charlene Shireman and Ann ~lane Khs current and future issues that aff«"t our communit~." G}ben said. Realtor lim Femman. businessman Dan Worthington ~ planning com- missioner Ed Glasgo". retired bus•· nessman Charles Markel. at1orne' ott Williams. Newpon Beach planner· Sand' Genis. incumbent Man Hornbuckle. ac- 11v1st Jan Kausen. anome\ Ho"ard Gen-• sler and businessman Ja~ · H umphrc~ are Sttktng el~tton. Capistrano Beach man dies in acci dent ~ 32-ycar-old man from Cap1'1trano Beach was lulled Fnda' "hen his car ran off a ftcewa, trans1t1on road and buN mto flamts. the Cahforn1a H1gh'!Aa' Patrol said. Wilham LafTen~ "as heading nonh on the San Diego Free"a' "hen hl' C\1lcd onto Coast H1ghwa~ 1n ·cap1stranl' lkach and apparent!~ lost control of h1~ ,·ar Jnd ran off the road. said CHP d1spa1l'hcr "ho 1dentifitd herself onl\ as Debh1c Traveling at about.60 mph. the ,ar hit a cemeni guardrail short!) before -r m and cau&ht fire . C'HP ''ere unsuiT 1f l Jffcm d ied from the crash or ~c flame<. • Growth forum s lated II} Huntington Beach The Huntington Bea,·h T l)m,)r.-, \\ "l "· powth orpnuauon will mc-c1 a1 -\t r m Sept. 21 at the St.rasbaugh fn~.nl'l ,n~ Building. 18"60 Gothard St Hu,t nF-h'n Beach. . "I ~nallr don't think it makes any sense atall." said Frank. "I especially don't think 1t makes sense to combine the Transporuuon Commission, which 1s a plann11l& orpn izauon with the Transit District, which isan operator. I think some people over there at the commission just think baaaer as .better. And some public officlals are trYing to expand their em- pire." Another, even more ambitious ttt- ommendauon as that the commission begln working with the county's 28 city aovemments 10 try to unify transportation planning. Transportation officials ha' e long com- plained that a maJOr reason for traffic congesuon on Orange County•s roads and h1ghwa)'s as that there 1s no single transportation plan that covers the whole count} and its man) locaJ gov~ment.s. The comm1s!>1on 1s e\pected to rctt'ive the repon and act on the recommen- dations at Monda' 's m~ung in Santa Ana Funds for legal aid to victims almost out By BOB VAN EYKEN Of -0.-, ,,_ .... 1et1ms of domesuc violence could have the door to legal help slammed 1n their faces unless the count\ Board of Supervisors appro' es an cmeriency fund- ing plan for the Vacum-\\ 11ness ~ssistance Program on Tuesda' The 6-year-old program provides a vanety of ser\r1ces for people who have been victims ofcnme. 1 One of us-costhest and. offio als sa)'. most needed services 1s assistance 10 obtaining coun orders protecting victim s of domestic beatings or other family- related violence. Last year, ncarl~ 2.000 v1cums of domestic violence ~1ved help from the program in filing for temporary restraining orders, lcpJ documents that make itasier for law enforcement officers to protect them from further violence. But program offiClals sa~ they will tX unable after Sept. 30 tOC(!nUnue providmg the 1mmed1ate. mdl\ 1duaJ attention re- quired for this service unless a funding source 1s found If the ~ice "ere to be discontinued. it v.ould lca,ea large number of people with nowhere to tum, said Huoungton Beach Pobce Ch1ef8 11l Payne. whose department as called to tntervene m "karcs of violent family squabbles. "We·ve seen a tremendous need for someone to assist '1ct1ms an these cases.·· Payne said "Often th~ get caught up 1n all of the lepl red tape and the~ wind up f~hng hopeless. "The police depanqient can·t get io- voh ed in the ,legal end of 1 L Our JOb lS to enforce the law and we simply don·t have the manpower 10 proVlde this kind of assistance. We see a real value 1n havina a third part)· who can help prople obtain the prot~uon of the couns. .. Under state law, v1cums of domestic violence may obtain coun protection for one da) b)' telephoning a Judge and ob1a1nang an emergenc~ restraining order. Emergency orders arc only an force unul 5 p.m. the next "-Orl1og da~ and v~cums ma) get no tnore prot('('t1on from the coun unless another act of '1olencc occurs or thC) ha'e taken the ne\I legal step and obtained a temporar: restraining order. ··But fihnga tcmporai: rcst.raJrungordcr 1s no easy task. made all the more difficult b) the trauma of coping "•th ''101encc:· ~1d Board of Su pen •SO~ Chairman Hamett \\1edcr. "ho has asked the board to pro' 1de about S40.000 to fund the assistance program for o;1>. months. Wieder has also asked the board to approve the formation of an I I-member ad hoc committee to raise pri,ate fu nds to continue the assistance .Program beyond the six months. ''We'tt go ing to do a pubhc-pnvate partnership program:· said Rod Speer. an assistant to Wieder Wieder ha-; proposed that the fund· raising committee be headed by Manlyn N1el~n of ).c"port Beach. the wife of ln ·ane Co \ice Chamnan Thomas Nielsen. She was co-chairman of the campa,gn committee that raised S6 mtlhon to build the Orange Count) Performing Ans Ceoter She has also raised funds for the L'Cl ~ied1cal Center. the Bo~rs Mu~um and the Lestonnac Clinic an Orange. . . ·Vintage friendships thriv-in"g mostly.on the grapevine· raftlina from fat-suction ~cagbt loss to our-of-body npes ielK'CS. All tbiscomes to hght from a uni"enJty stud) of older ft'iendlbiJ'I, It reveals that women not only have more tiendl than men but ttly on them m~ Every ltmale ...... , leut a couple of pal 1n her life W1th su foldina cMin and a pu.acb bowl she can bonow for parties. She allO Midi a P9*f of cronies "'ho wear •he same dttss ~ •Ibey can swapclothn and accessories on occasion. Last w.k~l llat a. my f8k diamond chokrr and my l9S4 _..jlc:Ut to a couplt ofaarls who Wtte dtspcratc for a Hall tt-J, 90 lnM1ef bow wn1iMd. 'he ai•e1.:2 report a~ d1tcl0ted man) men cioniflf ....., · dwar best fritnd. ~ •me bnle IM!r r 'r ..., pradl him into clan1na out the..,.. n. ...... ftletllMe who clid' Off h8' wn"tlhQI ~ • • 1111)' Md -. oa a documcntar) Oft Samoan ....... I &i .... 1'lli _,. ta*masttt ·~ counts lln ....._ _. a1 w ._ cholcswrol. Husbands ltf1 e 1 _.... dlM ~· ... l'iewd -oWd ~ lbd mueb. w-. cl'CCMll. iiOilldii"t .... of'~*"' ~ • 111ieir eoafkllal limce nm aft mtttrabte at prl llA.~.-~ -~;.=- , -~~ /1'11' f 4,, ~ ~ ~ NETWORKING Old fnendsh1ps are the same as )'OUnf fnendsbipa w11h o~ e'\Ceptaon. The gossip vanes. In their 20s women talk about se,, m their 30s. babies: m their .OS. infidelity; 1n their SOs. tn'estments; but from 60 on ll's acba ud pa1n1. A st1tch-by·st1tch descnption of a bip ~meat holds more thnlls and chills than sex any day. 1 ~ntl) rt'ad m the paper a tnbu~ to \be cnclunmoc I of m&lc fnend hips The Goof-<>fftts 8reUfast Cub of 1 Lompoc J unC11on. con.sis ti na of 12 elderly .JCDtlemea. ba been mttl1n& e'er) Satu.rda~ morn.in& for tbr P9ll JS • )'QR. Tbc onJy d1supt1on occum:d when one manbu i dropped out and eloped wtlb a rctimi bcUydaacer "'° bad I dcarec U\ anthropoloc}. You &ISO hear oflona.nin.n1na bndeie bmomei wM meet at as. once• month foi a half a canary. Tbis im'\ &11 tbat surpn •na hen >ou conlidcr nodt•-a bnlib.., a eood bnder pmc -e\'Clt a divon:c. or a .a ._. ~-~ ~ T,._ theft att no tntnds lillit Old tiridi. tlil ICMMlima it~s tr')'lftl •hen IOCne billa ldliool da.-opem lmbit ..... ud ...,.,_,~._-.,.,_ ~Mill Far Rocbwa'l.O{. l9.l7. .. ~ ._..,,.. .. ,r \ .. DVOWS . . fight for drug death penalty WASHING TON (AP) -Pres1-*"' Rapa made a telephone call to • a drum enforcement aaent seriously wounCJed in the line of duty Friday ..a aUd thtcall makes ttim want to 1alr.e OD ~n opposed to the death penalty in dru& cases. Rapndelcribed his telephone call io Bruce Travis, a special agent With the On.a Enforcement Adminis- tration wlao was shot during a drug &ne11 in New York City Tuesda) nilbt. u be ended a speech to the Federalist Society. a lawyers' or· pniz.ation. Rapn told the audience he had j:S. received word of the shooting. He said the qent "was sining in a car. he wu actually providing protection to a home where the people in the home bad been threatened. their lives thra~. because-of their work apjnst drup." "Just before com ing over. I made a tel;epbone call to the hospitaJ:· he said. The president said Travis was hot in the head and the bullet "came out from the forehead, very close to the eye." .. The voice on the pho ne turned out to be bis father's, because he cannot speak." the president said. "It will probably be a year of continuous surJCf)' bef~ he is able to come back among us." Reapn said the ~ent's father, identified by the White House as Budd~ Travis, "told me his son couldn't speak, but could hear. So he said, ·rn hold the phone to his car and when you hear the lapping. that means he is on and listening.· "So I was able to tell him of our pride in him, how much ""e ap. prcciated his sacrifice and how much he would be 1n our prayers.'' The House approved by a vote of 299-11 1 on Thursday an adminis- tration.-backed amendment to an omnibus drug bill that calls for a federal death penalt) for persons who kill in the course of a drug-related felony. Opponents in the Senate have said they may stage a filibuster if a similar amendment is proposed there. I Al.ta C. WllH••e nalle boude Oftl' taped wlDdcnn at tlae Scono-Lodale In lloblle, Ala. In ad'ftllce of tlae antftl of Barrlcane florence. , - ~ • RBSIDENTS FLEE ••• Pl'eliAl .,.......,nearthemouthoftherivcr. ra Allt.ma Police in the coaslal CIOllUIUI~ of Onn,e ~h &aid a J2·)CU man dnw.-ned Friday aftenoon when he fell into the water 11 he wu tryina to tie down a boat in wi~. rainy conditions. .. -.-aey were tryina to ~urea boat and one of their lines got caught up underneath it," Cpl. Marvin Glass aid. He •id the man. who could not swim, lost his balance tuging on the l...,.ed line and fell into a bayou, about half a mile from the G ulf. Luke Petrovich, Plaquemines Par- ish Council president, said that· as f1cnnce ~ over the Mississippi Della pansh, it knocked out po~r to the homes of some 1.000 residents. About 1,60() of those residents moved into evacuation 'centers. Others sought shelter with friends and family on higher around. Democratic presidential candidate Michael Dukakis postponed in- definitely an outdoor rally at New Orleans' Jackson Square as well as two indoor fund-raisers: a S 1,000- per-couple cocklail party and a SI 0,000-per-couple buffet. Aorcnce,.which had beco stalled in the Gulf of Mexico. suddenly strengthened into a hurricane Friday morning and be&an churning north- ward at 1 S mph, the National Hur- ricane Center reported. Maximum sustained wind speed near the storm'scenter was 80 mph at 11 p.m., well over the 74 mph thrcshhold at which a tropical storm ii dnipated a humcane. saad 8ob Sheets. du-ector of the hurricane ~nter. 000 M' . . An estimated 10, ~ssa~1pp1 coast residents moved to h1&her around. with more in Al~bama and Louisiana, and students 1n pans .of Louisiana and Alabama ~re dis- missed from classes earty m prep. aration for the h1.arricane. Evacuation shelters opened at late afternoon in the fo1.ar states. Some Friday night high school football pmcs were c~nceled .. But not everyone ~as head1n1 for higher gro1.and. Cun15 Mallon, who lives on the tiny Dauphin Island, a barrier island off the Alabama coast, said he wasn't leavin&. . "Once you make up your mand to stay. all you can d~ is stay." Mallon said, boarding up his house .. The trainin& afrcrafi earner U~SS Ltxington. based at Pensacola N~val Air Station, put out to sea Fnd~y momina to nde out the storm, said Navy spokeswoman Margaret Aowers. Alabama Gov. Guy Hunt declared a state of emergency Friday. Alabama Emergency Management Director J. Danny Cooper said the declaration would aJlow officials Lo cope with the potential side effects of the hurricane, including the need for public shelters and the possibility of tornadoes and flash floods. Cooper said motel space as far nonh as Montgomery had been filled by evacuees. HOuse~--Seruite-at oOdS over abortion funding Yellowstone firefighters gearing up for high winds .. WASHlNGTO~ (AP) -The House on Friday refused to go along with a Smite expansion of Medic.aid to cover abortions for rape and incest victims. ~longing an impasse over a Sl40 billion social spending bill. The vote, after several hours of impassioned debate, was 216-166. House and Senate negotiators came toavccment on ever) aspect of the massive Labor, Education and Health and Human Services spcnd- ina_ bill except the abortion section. '[he.c-0ntroversy stems from-Senat4: approval on July 27 of an amendment permitting Medicaid funding in case or promptly rcponed rape or incest. Slates would still have the option of barrin& payments for all abor.:uons ncept those nccessal") to save a woman's life. ..It was the first time either chamber had voted to liberalize Medicaid abortion eligibility si nce 1981. Ex1st- ina law permits federal Medicaid money to be spent on abortions only . where the tife of the mother l"I endanlCf'cd. President Reagan 1s threatening to veto the entire appropriations bill over the abortion provision. putting the Senate under enormou pres ure to surrender to the House and retain existing law. Senate MaJority Leader Robert C. Byrd, 0-W.Va .. said the Senate could take up the spending bill and the abortion amendment as earl)' a-; Monday. Much oft he House debate reflected the conflicting bedrock beliefs of the members. Some argued for com- passionate and humane treaiment of women victimized by brutal cnmes: others focused on the welfare of 1hc ·fetus. "Youcan'tavo1d inJUSt1ce in a rape situation. You can't a'o•d inJustice 1n an ineest s1tuat1on. But ""h} com- pound the injustice b} putting on top of it exterminating an innocent human life?" a ked Rep. Hen!)' Hyde. R-111., auttlor of the ex1'it1og Medicaid abpn1on pohc}. ··Uon'l make us a parl of that double traged~." Hyde said. BJ TIM AsMClated Pre11 YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK. Wyo. -Firefighters and cq1.aipment were redistributed Friday to prepare for high wind with gusts forecast up ro 60 mph. wtii le forest fires kept t-.wo small towns evacuated and the oldest national park mostly closed to visitors. Saturday "may be the worst day since this entire episode began," U .. Forest Service official Brian H. A.very saic;tfriday. "We're trying to prepare for that today. because tomorrow will be too.,ate to prepare for it." Elsewhere. a firefighter battling a fire that doubled ovcmi&ht to 27,500 acres in Glacier National Park in northwestern Montana was kiDed by a falling burning tree. (hat fire bad destroyed I~ homes .and dozens of outbuildings and bu med structures a t two ranger stat1~n~. a brid&c and several historic cabins. A revised forecast Fnday no Ion er anticipated any rain or snow. Avery said at a briefing on fire conditions. - Shala •Y• PIJlllpplna ••king too maclJ WASH I NG TON -Secretary of State George P. Shultz on Friday said the level of U.S. aid demanded by the Philippi nes in exchange for continued American use of two strateJic mihtaiybases was ··out of bounds." .. We will be patient. and we will be persistent." hultz said. "But we'll also stick to our basic ideas." The negotiations are in suspension> Shultz will meet Foreign Minister Raul MangJapus In Wl\shington next week -and again in New York the following wt-ek during the special session of the U.N. General Assembly. The United States 1s pa}ing the Philippines S 180 million a year for use of the Subic Bay Naval B.lse and Clark Air Base. Shultz and other State Dcpanment officials have not said what the n1ted States has offered to extend the agreement past 1991 . nor what the Philippines has demanded. But.r con,gress1 onal ourc~s told The Associa1ed Press on Wednesday the United States offered to double the }C4lrl} pa)men·t iO S360 million as pan ofa S489 million aid package. POiice pay tribute to f alien officer - POMONA (AP) -The Oag- draped casket of Los Angeles police- man Daniel Pran, shot in lh.e face and kilJed ti)' a street thu$. was.saluted by fellow officers who Joined Friday to mourn their fallen comrade. Two hundred motors:>cle officers reprnentina law enforcement agen- cies tbrouahout the state were among the 1,500 mourners attending the 90- minute service and burial that fol· loMd at Forest Lawn Memorial Park in Covina Hills. .. He loved bein& a cop," said the Rev. Bob Ryan during the 90-minute terVice at the First Baptist Church of Pomona. Pr.tfs pregnant wife, An- dria. S-yar-old daughter Amanda and IOlll Daniel Jr .. 3, and Nicholas. 2, llt nearby. .. God is with Andria, .. the pastor •id. -o.n is wilh Jesus.". Atop the casket was a color photo- ..,.. of Pr.tt in uniform. Pran. 30. ... sbot in the head and killed rn a shootout Saturday night follo" 1ng a drive-by shooting blamed on gangs. The poem "An Officer Died Today and a Bit of America DiedWith Hirn" was read by Pratt's brother Bnan, who is also a pol.iceman. Brian described him as ''m} "mentor. my best friend and my big brother. rm goint to miss ham:· Brian concluded his tribute """h the words inscribed on a monumept to fallen police officers: "I never dreamed I'd sec m ) name. but please God let it be the last. .. Three people have been arrested 1n the shooting. Pratt and another officer were ta1hng a car suspected of being involved in a dnve-b} shooting when it sudden!) turned around. Pratt was hit by a volley of gunfire as the car passed. Flags at Los Angeles cit)' bujJdin~ flew at half-staff Friday and radio personalities ·asked morning com· muters to tum on their headlights in remembrance off Officer Pratt . Thousands of motonsts complied. Among the mourners was Los AnJCles Mayor Tom Bradley. Police Ch1efOaryl F. Gates, Assistant Police t hief Dave Dotson and Sheriff Sherman Block. At the servicc·s conclusion, the nag was taken from the casket and handed to Pratt' widow by Gates. .. He has a child he'll never see," an enraged Gates had said after the shooting. "f'our young kids growing up without a father because we have no-good. miserable sons-of-bitches out there which society allows IQ continue to roam the streets.. .. Police Department Chaplain Jerry Powell told mourners: .. Let the strcnath and the wisdom that Dann} ·left us be our guiding way. As one dies. a piece of all of us dies.·· During graduation ceremonies Fri- day morning for 8J"office.r;s at the Los Angeles Police Academy. Dotson reminded recruits. graduates and their families that the department was visited b} 1ragcdy just a few da}S earlier. , ··Today, we share our sorrow. grief and pain. However. it is an op- ponunity to take that pain. learn from 1t and10 on." he said. In a letter to Gates. Los Angeles Archbishop Roger Mahony offered the prayers of the entire Catholic community . .. All of us. each,. citizen of Los Anacles. suffers as a noble and professional police officer loses his life in such a senseless manner. There are no •winners' in such a tragedy.'' ··As I extend my sympathy to all of you .. I wish to call all.the members of our community to realize that we all must share to some extent the responsibility for this tragedy." he added. ··when one member of our community is threatened by cri!"C and violence. all arc threatened . ··when one citizen loses his life through the sinister web of violence· which has us in its grip. then we all lose.·· Youen council cav• In to pre.are YONKERS, N.Y. -The Yonkers City Council reversed itself lf!d approved a court-ordered housing desegregation plan early Saturday, cav1na 1.n as fines rut SI million a day. -hundreds of workers faced layoffs and pubhc opinion shifted against them. The S-t<?-2 vote came at about I :30 a.m. following a day of meetings and d iscussions as pressure grew to resol"'.e the crisis. As the final roll call was called and two of the. four recak1trant councilmen Peter Che ma and Nicholas Longo, reversed their votes, a crowd of about 100 i~ the gallery at City Hall broke into a chorus of loud. cheers. One woman yelled,"You little sneak" at the men. Both Chema and Longo prcfac_ed the roll-all vote with long speeches to ~Y they had reached ~ents. wt th be plaintiffs to Olilkfilanges in the ordinan~. but they also realized the Judge would not agree to t~ose changes unless the councilmen ~~n~ their votes. "h's time to put behind the fines. the fight and the turmoil, said Chema. . Pa.till .ervlce re.tor• Saturday .ervlce WASHINGTON -Window service at the nation's post offices. c1.at last February to save mone}'. is being restored staning today. Most post offices cut hours by about a hal f-da} a ""eek to help cope with S 160 million in congressionally imposed spending cuts. The service reductions came two months before postage rate hike . which took nt'arly a }Car to put into effect. were instituted to cope w1th a rising deficit b>· tht' Postal S,rvice. The unexpected spending reduction came as pan of 0' erall cuts in'govemment expenditures aimed at reducing the budget deficit. even though the Postal Service no longer receives a taxpayer subsidy. While the the postal window hours will be restored. the new hours will not necessarily be the same as those that were in effect at each office before the closings were imposed.officials said. Local manaaers were given the option to adjust hours to suit the needs of their communities. WORLD ~ --~ .World Health reports 300, 000 have AIDS GENEVA (AP) -The number of AIDS cases worldwide reported to the Worrd Health Organiza~ion rose to I I l,8S4 at the end of August. but the true number of victims is likely to be as hi&h as 300.000. the U.N. agency said F'riday . Thefigureofl 11,854.a cumulative tolal since officials began recording cases in the early 1980s. represents an increase of 3,678 reported cases in August, WHO said·in a news release. It said-the WHO"s Global Program on AIDS "now estimates the actual cumulative number of AIDS cases to date at approximatel y lS0.()()().300.000, or more than tW1ce the number of officially reported cases." Of 177 countries which report to the WHO. 140 repon having AIDS victims while 37 say they have no cases. It said. Of the total cases reponed. 19,097 were diagnosed so far this year. the news felcasc said. · Among countries reporting an in- crease in victims during August were the United States, up 2.086 to 71.171, France. up S83 to 4,211. and Italy. up 368 to 2.233 c.ascs. No Latin American countries provided updat~~gures in August. Brazil had the highest number of eases. 2.9S6 reported in April of 1988. - followed by Mexico with 1.302. AIDS. or acquired immune defi- ciency syndrome. is caused by a virus that attacks the body's immune system. leaving victims susc;eptible to infections and cancer .. It is spread most often throuatL se&ual -eontact . needles or syringes shared by drug abusers. infected blood or blood products. and from pregnant women to their unborn babies. . h Iranian torches himself Hispanics confi4ent suit will bring c ange 1n protest of executions , LOS ANGELES -.\ la"i.u11 1hat ·' Sanc~z predicted chang.ing th.: other minont} group member. has of people call them the five kin~ ·• . leeks to redress alleged d1scnmma-electoral d1stncts "'<5uld lead to ever been elected to the count} Board because of their 1mpcnal manner. By TIM Auedalff Press lion apinst H ispanics ""'II reprc,.ent a higher voter turnout because of the of Supervisors. said Alan Clayton: a state civil n&hts fundamental rcordenng of political hkelibood that Hispanic candidates Yet the percentage of Hispanics 1n reprnenlative for the Lcag~ of priorities in the nation· mo~t popu-will run for the Board of upcn 1M>rs. the county 1s at least 27 percent. with United Latin American Citizens. lout coun~y. Hispani~ leader sa} Sanchez. .and o.thers S:3•d the)' al~ blacks ~ompnsing more than 12 Such ·genuflcctinJ is due 18 large ~ suu. filed this "'eel b)' th~ expect s:ed•stn cung will result in percen! and As1ansabout. S.8 percent, part to the sheer saze of the county Justice Department in U.S. D15tnct chansies in co1.anty aovernrnental ser-accbrdmg to the Justice Depart· aovernment Coun. alleges that count}' officials vicn. panicularl y in health care. ment's suit. · di~minated .against Htspanics by zonina. pohce protection and social Moreover. "Without a doubt, at The Boerd ofSuperv.•sor controlsa draW'lna pol1t1cal boundanes so as to la'Vice prosranis. least in Los Angrlesi the . ounty budeet ofnearly S9 b1lhon. compared dilute the influence of Hispanic A Similar Justice Depanment case Board of Supervisors is one of t~e lC? ~ city's budget of roughly SJ.5 voten. 111iMt the city go\ernment 1n 198S most' powtrful elected bodies in bilhon. "It should have happened years resulted in redra~n boundancs in p.wemmenL·· said City C'ouncalman The count(•. populati<?"· nti-aeo." said Joseph M. Sanchez, SS. which Hispanics comprise a maJortlY. Richard Alatorre. mated at 8.5 milhon today. is puter president of a thriving grocer) bus1-in at alt three of the Cit) ·s IS council ··Being elected to the Board of than that of 42 ~1n nest who was the first Mexican-dillricts. Superviton is like being elected Rouply tnn ... ~.each of1hefive A~n to IC~e on the cit)' ·s Boerd Hi~ic leaders say far more.is at pope," Alatom saKl. "They"rt tt'tc s,upervnon thus rcprese~t~ a con1ti- ol ~1re Comm1s~1oners. "l"m Just so ...Uta thf county rcd1stnctingcase five gods... I~ of bet~ 1.6 m1lhon to 1.7 nated about n. For one thina. no H 1span1c. or an) ··1 call them the five kings. and a lot m~lbon people. Drug raid nets drugs, guns and million in cash LOS ANOELES (AP) -Federal aad loclJ atMoritan K11ed Sl millioll worth of cocaine. SI million I ia alb aad wapons when they l •n 1111 eiPt "°"' durina a ~~ invmiptfon. • offk11ts llidfrmy. Edpr Adamson. ~1al aac~1-in· dllrlr o(~ U.S. Customs Stt~ 1tt 1n Loi~ told • MW\ confttcncc in Seft'Pldrc) that the KIZUttl ~ IMde after llftdercover in,nt1pton .. tdled ft¥e lioutel 1n Loi ntcln County 1hit werk. UNITED NATIONS --\n Iranian man poured gasoline over his head Friday and tct him~lfafrre outside U.N. headquaners. and Iranian diJSJdents said it was to protest executions of government opponents in his homeland. The man. Mehrdad I men. 32. a rqistered alien living in Los Angeles. was takeJt to the burn center at New York Unh·ersity Hospital where he was listed in critical condition with bums over his entire bod¥. The immolation took ~ about noon outside tlw United Nations build1na at 42nd S~ and Fint Avenue u other Iranians protested in a nearby partc, police said .. "He considered it the best way to draw aucntion to tlw rettnt wave of necutions in Iran," said Mohammad Scdaghat, a spokesman for ~·s Mujabedeen, the Iranian opposition aroup that orpnized the park rally. FRANKflJRT. West Germany -Thrtt more West Germans -two mn and a five-year-old sirl -have died of bums sufrtted in the Ramstcin air show dillllft', brinaina the death toll to 59. state officials reponed Friday. In the federal capilal of Bopn. air force MaJ. Gen. Klaus-Wilhelm Rimmck resiped. He had bttn mtK1.red for allow1naan officen" pany to be held boun after IM ......Sy on Aq. 28. More than 200 people were i~umt at the air lhow 11 the U.S. Air Foret blw at Ram11ein when th~ planes an an Italian ail force stunl team collided and Ont crashed in flamct into the crowd. Rinunek. the fin&~ IO quit U I mutt of the tfll'dy, acknowledfed he allowed the "'Fliers'~ on as Kheduled in Noc~cnl(h, Mir Colopc. even thoulh he ... in earhtr of the R1mstc1n alastrophe. ..... Orange Coat QAILV PILOT/Saturdey, September 10, 1• Rt• •u1 1 •• J GK,t I • -Lutheran pastor toin&rk.40Years1zi miniStry - Scrvicel on Sept. 18 and a dinner that eveni• in lbc ~n· Oub, El Toro Marine Bue, are planMd to hoDor lbe Rev. Lotbar V. Tornow on bis 40lb anoivenary in the minislt)' ol the L&atberan Church-Missouri 5~,;_ ft -l't... • .... _ ..... .,. veyeanua nlllen'~r•ve beea ll)ellt at Oirtat IAtMna Claud, 760 Vactoria Sti Costa Meta. where tbe eervic:a wil be held and where Tornow it putor. .. . . Navy Capt. (rct.) Gerald Coffee, a former POW of the North Viet- inamac, will be the speaker at the brakfast mectin1 of the Mn at IM Marriltl at 6:4S a.m. Tuesday at the lrviM Marriott. Coffee, on a reconnaissance m iuion and returning to the USS Kitty Ha~k, was shot down and had to CJCCt oveT the Gulf of Tokin. He was picked up by the North Viet- namese and was a prisoner of war for seven ycan. He holds the Silver Sta(. two Leaions of Merit, the Distinguished Flyina Cross. two Bronze Stars. the Air Medal. two Purple Heans and the a ... Lotlaar Tornow Vietnam Service Medal with 13 stars. For reservations. call . the outh Coast Communit) tlurch at 854-7600. • • • An 1nterv~t1on proaram (or chemical dependeRC) will be dis. cussed at the Mxt luncheon mttuna of the N..,.n Meu lntM b&er- faJGc..dlat 11 a.m Wednesda> at the Harbor Chnsua.n Church. 240 I Irvine Ave., Newpon ~ch. Speakers will be a team from the Chemical Dependency Center at Hoaa Hospital, Newport Beach. For luncheon reservatfoM. call 548-3283. • • • An educational program will be presented by the Saata Au District C.ulll .. Ml•lttrtes, U•lted MetWltt Chrcl on Tuesdays from 7 to 9 p.m., starting Sept. 13. Host church wall be the Garden Grove United Methodi~t Church. 12741 Main St., Garden Grove. Topics to be examined arc .. Middle Eastern Insights into New Testament Texts." "Sing with Understanding" and .. Spiritual Searching. .. For more informauon or re&istratio n. call the Academy Registration a t 534-1070. • • • .. Life of Moses .. will be the focus of -the fall session ofWord Stadf, ~-itu~h Sympathetic Americans share -grief with bereaved Iranians NEW YORK (AP) -"It was a horrible senseless thing to happcn ... P1ease accept my apology and my heartfelt sorrow ... I share )Our grief and oulfl&C ... May God be with you.·· Such are the sentiments of Ameri- cans in letters to families of the 290 people killed July 3 when the USS ·-r.. Vincennes mistakenly shot down an tranian airlinerovenhe Persian Gulf. "Our crying extends across the oceans," wrote Ginger Srqith of Ho nolulu. The U.S. outpouring was typically arass roots, initiated unofficially. reflectina varied emotions and at- titudelr but overwhelmingly exprcss- inf. sympathy and regret. 'My heart goes out to you in your loss ofa loved one," wrote V.irla Jean Lynk of Sqinaw, Mich. Maria Keel- ina of Norman, Okla., wrote, "I wish I ~there to hold_your hand durinJ your sorrow." Wrote Lauri Jo Pietila of San Francisco: "I griev~for aJI of you and the terrible injustice that has been done. Please don't hate the entire United States ... " Mariy of the lcucrs spoke of the common humanity of all people. whatever "their nations or conflicts between them. "We arc brothers and sisters." wrote Michele GaJlery of Studio City. Calif. Paul J. Picc.ard of Talahassee. Fla .. wrote, "Since 'we aJI share the same humanity, it is also my loss." The project was begun by the Rev. W. Canty. a New York Ep1seopal priest, who says "some of the letters have caused meto~eep. The lo' e and compassion expressed by .\mencans for people half a world a~a~ 1s quite extraordinary_" Once the collection 1s accumulated. he plans to have the letters tran lated into Iran's language, Farsi. and lanauages of other v1c11ms. and bound. He then is to deliver them pcrsonally to the berea"ed families. Several mainline denom1na11~ have endorsed the project. as has the Rev. Lawrence M. Jenco. a Roman Catholic pncst held hostage 1n Leba- non for 19 months before his relc in mid-t986. - Those wishing to wnte should address letters to P.O. Box 6122, Grand Central Station. C\\ York, N.Y. 10163--6019. .. "I hope that you wall accept the IQve in my heart," wrote Brent Hau$of.Las Vegas. Nev. He said a best fnend in college was an Iranian and wished .. all of us could have the benefit of meeting each other on fnendl) terms." · A New York Jew. Bf)nna C. Bloomfield. wrote that she formcrl) rqarded non-Jewish Middle East- erners as an impcrsonal "mass:· but the accident has caused her .. to think about you, humanel). for the vef') first time." "Your losses ... have caused me to ... sec ... husbands and mothers an'd sisacn and children. Then I think } ou must love and despair as I do ..... Andrew Cohen, a Houston student. wrote that .. my1ovemmen1 and )OUr government are enemies. but e\el') man·s life 1s equall) important. >\II pcople are the same ... I'll be thinking of you and your pain. God bless you ... · Only about 100 letters ha"e been received so far, but they're sull coming, mainly from ordinary people but also from Congress members. judges. "'!ayors. governors, ministers and movie actors. A few letters criticized U .. pohc}. but most avoided assessing blame. T he Pentagon attributed-me acc1dent t<1 stress and .. human errors.. in -cading data. Only 1wo letters de- nounced Iranians and also the pro- ject.. , Canty said gathering' the letters was non.political. "All pcople are victims of this accidental tra,edy ln..onc v._a} · or another. Empathmng with gncf and sharing these condolences allows tht" healing process to stan." Some letters voiced shame at the incident. "I love m) count!)'. but at this time I feel great sorro~ and shame for the temble horror tt has caused \.Ou:· wrote Lucile Sealander of Fa}Ctte\ tile. A~k Some letters came from parents who who had lost loYed one~ 1n American airplane crashes. Many oft he leners e'prcss hope for greater intemauonal fnendship and trust. wall be kicked off with a brunch Wednesday D1rec11ng the sessions will be Pai Rexroat. a popular Bible teacher. The aroup will continue meeting at 9· IS a.m. o n Wednesda) s at the Newport-Mesa Chnsuan Center. Fair Dnve at Newpon Boule' ard. Costa Mesa. For more mformauon call 744-0988or97S-0715-.,.. .. Heahngand the Atonement "'ill be the topic of Phyllis Pettv. "'ho IA-Ill present the breakfast program for Womn '1 A&Jow Fellowslilip di Costa Meta. - The aroup v.111 meet at 9.30 a.m. Wednesday at the Costa Mesa Coun- try Club. For resenauons. call SSl-9118. • • • The Covenant Players will present "Tellina God's Story .. at the 10 a.m. Rally Day services Sunday at the Nel1llllle rh od Coagregatloul Qmd, Glenneyre Street and St Ann's Drive, La1tuna Beach. ••• HH t1a1to1 8,eaclL Cbristlan Wemn '1 Cl•h w11J ha'e a "Spon~ Shroud's research &till secret OXFORD. England (.\Pl - A professor who said re- searchers have concluded the Shroud of T urin is a fake was only guessing.. sa)s the head of an Oxford UnivcrsJt) team re- searching the re.lie believed to be Christ's buriaJ cloth. The Oxford Mail this week quoted Prof. Edward Hall. di- rector of the archaeology re- search laboratory at Oxford. as saying results of the research were still secret. Hall condemned as "mere 1ucsswork .. a statement b~ Dr. Richard Luckett of Cambndge University that tests at Oxford showed the shroud was made m 1350 and was therefore a medieval forgery. the news- paper said. "The pcrsQn who has been doing thcdating'told me that Dr. Luckett got the date completel) wrong." Hall was quoted as 5a¥ing. The shroud 1s kept m Tun n cathedral '" ltaJY. Cardinal Anasw10 Ballcstrero of Tunn sent tiny samples to un1,erstty research laboratories m >\n- fona, Zuncfl and Oxford for tests to try to determine ns age. -Hall told the Oxford Mail that the results probaljlly would not be announced until after the end of this month. casten Guest Niaht" and dmner al 7 p.m. Sept. 24 at Francois restaurant. Huntinaton Beach.. Tom Griffin will talk about ··The Utimate Goal;" Tim and V1clo McChue will offer "h's a Team Efron, .. a musical prestntauon: and Pat's Ski Sho p will present ··Sconng in Fashion." • • • The fall schedule for the Lagu.u P,...71ertu Cll•rclil w1ll begin Sun- day W1tb the Rev. Dr. Jerry Takersley preaching at the 9 and I 0:30 a.m. seTVices. The church is at 41 5 Forest Ave. • • • The'EpiscopaJ Cl1111rclil \\'omen v.111 hold a dinner and square dance at 5:30 tonight at St John·-. Manor located next door to t John the D1V1ne Episcopal Church. 183 Ba' St.. Costa Mesa. • • • Temple Betit El, a Reform lUn· grept1on in Laguna !\1guel. "'111 hold an open house Sunda) the opening da} ofrehgaousSchool Thee' ent "'111 take place from 10 10 noon unda' at Niguel Hills Junior High ~hool Greeting '1s1tors \.\Ill ht· Linda Kirsch. rchg.ious school education, the school staff, Rabbi Allen Knute and temple trustees. A new Smerhood has bttn formed at the temple wi th Karen Forett and Wendy BenJamin elected at co- prcs1dents. tacyAnn Strau• is treasurer. and Landa Reich is sec- rctal'). • • • The Rev. Chris Schnner. part-time minister at the Uaitarlaa Valvenal· ill Fellow1ll1p of tac ... Bead and counseling minister m Costa Mesa. will be the speaker at the I 0:30 Lm. meeting Sunda). He will explore the recent· dis.- covenes regarding the human mind which he believes will rcvoJutioruzc self-understanding and aJter the rc.la- t1onsh1p between theor) and rcli&ious fa11h . • • • Tel'!") McBride will be the guest spcaker at the 9 and 11 a.m. services Sunda} at the Cltu.rclil of RelJ.deu Scleoce. C-apmrano Valley, which meets 1n an Juan Pla.z.a. 32261 Cam ino Capmrano 'Temptation' aids ~church leaders, too ByJOHNBORX • 1 s ....... ,..., HOLLYWOODl.\P1-"Th( Last Temptation ofChnst" has pro, en to be a blessing for consef'att'e Chns- tians. Denounced b~ its lnt1cs as blasphemous and profane. the un- usuaJ movie about a Jesus \.\Ith • human fra1h1es not onh ha.s energized the Chnst1an nght.' but 1t also has re,·l\ed stagnant fund- raisi ng, Chnsuan leaders sa) . The movie "has helped our minis- try more than anything else before.·· said the Re'. Doruijd \\ 1ldmon.. leader of the Amencan Fam1.h .\s- sociation. Saad Don Bechler. d1~or of communications for C.ampus Crusade for Christ: "This 11ves us a wonderful opponunity to talk about the real Jesus Christ ... w c·re talong lemons and making lemonade.·• At the same time. however. film_aocrs arc not avoid mg the movie. a.s Christian leaders had hoped. In fact, there arc signs that the con- trovcny prompted m ore people to Stt ··The Last Temptatton .. than "'ould have ~n the case without an outcn, That price. thou~. might be a smaJI one fortheChnst1an acu' 1sts to pay. Beset by negau ''e pubhClt~ springing from the Jim Bakker and Jimmy Swa~n scandals. con- servative Christians have used "The Last Temptation" as a ltghtn1ng rod around which to organize-and raise money. In add111on to bnngrng t~tber fundamentahsts. pcnteeostaJs, Prot- estants and Cathohcs. the con- troversy makes for a natural fund- ra1ser: lt pits the conservative Chrir ttan orgaruzauons, which often dq>ict themselves as small and struggling. against a Hollywood Goliath. The Concerned Women for Ameri- ca, in a fund-raising lencr. said, "Your gift ofStOO. S75. $50, S20-or whatever amount -is sorel) needed. We need your financial help to fight these rich Hollywood mOJUlS. •• Simi- larly, the Amencan Family Associa- tion bas sa.td that those "giving$ 15 or more to help .:\FA oppose the movtc will receive a one-year subscripuon to -tbe-AFA Journal." -Jerry Falwell has been preaching about the movie for the last ~ weeks." said the Rev. Robert H ymen, a Los An~lenninisteMVbo bas been one of "The Last Temp- tation 's.. most outspoken critics. "Falwell's domg a tremendous fund· ming JOb through the film. And I think he should:· The Amencan Societ) for the Defense of Tradmon. Famil)' and Propcny used a four-page. full-color au.aclt on lhe mO\'lC to solicit con- tributions of SS. SI 0. S 15 and S20. "People have put their money where their values arc." said Ravmood Drake. president of the organization. Drake saJd that a phone campaign launcbed by his group brought m $39.000. ieecta.e!I • A Cardlll w-.... from .. , ""' ........ ~ a..d. I NE.WflltU CUHlK lNTEO METHODIST CHURCH 1t01llerg11ertteA.9. c-...... MMJ741 SeMc••.30 AM ~IW. Robflrt Morley Colt• ...... FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 19th St. & Harbor &Nd Church School 9:00 Wor9hlc> 9:00 and 10:30 Re¥. a.... Gough eo.taMela •SAftN>E UNITED •THOOtl T CHURCH 11019eller ..... a C._... lcttoof l:JI. -...... Or V1/tUlam E. 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DAILY PILOT/ Saturday, SePtember 10, 1188 R' . 1\ I ' - --- Mesa's 'Forum' a Roman romp By BONNIE FEVERGEON ........ Cell J I 0 I A very funny thing is happening at tM Cosa.a Mesa Civic Playhouse in Stephen Sondheim's "A Funny Thing Happened o n the Way to the Forum." Musical burlesque based on the anaent Roman comedies of Plautus. .. Forum" marked Sondheim's first attempt at both music and lyncs for a BrOldway show and renects his ,enius for modern musical theater - deli&htful entertainment. Capeble direction by Stan Wlasick. who also enacts the leading role of · Pseudolus, yields a production in which every charcter conmbutes wi1h eneray and purpose. Even potentially insignificant pla)'ers de' clop 1nd1vid- ual personalit)' and charm - councsans and Proteans. Cle ver. polished choreography b} Robena Kay results in effective staging, even of scenes one might refer to as orga012ed chaos. S1mplc interchange of bod} language and facial expressions is smoothly mas- tered and appropriately placed. Wlasick inJeCts vstahty info Pscudolus. along with the entire cast, with a .stro~g charactenzauon and vocal renderings such as the popular opening number, "Comedy Tonight" and, later. "Everybody. Ought to Have a Maid" - a delightfull y humorous solo evolving to a quarter with Senex. Hystcrium and Lycus. Marc Stewan enacts Hero. master of ~udotus, predictably smmcn with love for the beautiful virgin Philia, interpreted by Anita Dritssen. Stewart is well suited to his role. thouah somewhat timid ,·ocall). while Driessen is most noted for a face that speaks even without words and ease on stage. Hero's parents. the dom1m'ering Domina and henpecked Senc\. :ire performed b} Christina Carden and Gary Halbert. Contributin~ a p<>wcrful suppon- ing character 1s Ehott Harold as the nervous slave Hys1enum E\ud1ng charm and electric energ~. Harold provides several of the e' cning's highlights. Also supponing are 8111 rcss) as the befuddled Erron1us, \ndrc Popa as the braggart Miles Glonosus and David Van Patten as the procurer. Marcus Lycus. Worthy of note arc performances as delectable courtesan b} C andacc Roberts. Nona Celesunc. Jenn1lcr Stark. Ayssa Michele :ind Kell) Patterson. as well ad the murt1- Stan Wlulck, Anlta Drleuen and Marc Stewart lo .. A Funny Thin& .Happened on the way to the Forum." talented Proteans rendered b) teve Terri11. Eric Ell. Donnie Linton, Roger Popa and Tim Tnus. ThouJh generally lacking in musi- cal qualny, the piece finds its merit in superb humor. well executed and guaranteed to please almO!>t any audience. ,. "A Funnylhing Happened on the Way to the Forum" promises great fun and may be seen Thursdays through Saturdays at 8 p.m. and Sundays at .2:30 until Oct. 2 at the Civic Play)lousc. 661 Hamilton St .. Costa Mesa. Call 650-5269 for ticket information. 'Nigh-t-mare 4 ~still-slaying them-at the box office HOLLYWOOD (AP) -For a third consecutive week ... A Night- mare on Elm Street 4: Th" Dream Master" made a killing at the nation's 1hea1ers as summer bo'-office rev- enues reached the highest le' cl ever. With labor Day weekend rC"CeiptS o( more than SS7 million. this year's ·-Ill--'"---...... ,_,... _ .. 11,...,. •-P~llll llA-tU~ summC'r movie season was the nchest in history, topping 1987's rC"Cord of S 1.59 billion by more than SI 00 million. "Elm Street." the sla her movie sequel which has enJO)ed some aJowing reviews. took in $6.4 million at 1758 screens over the weekend. WH~ITlll .. _~ ..... ... 'IQS "A beautifully made, tender, 1rutbful and topf cal film:' -Judith Crist dlrNine lahti jtdl hirih manm • . .rhlr(Mlix running onemt>tY- jPG-13) · MOWl'LAY91G C08TA •&A 112-2281 IDWAN>8 TOWN CaNTER ORANOE.134-2553 SYUFY-CINEDOME bringina the mo\'le's total take to $34.2 million 1n three "eeks of release. The topeighl spots in the box-office list were mostl}l"'unchanged from a week ago, ~"Betrayed'. emerging as something of a latC"-summcr hit. ..Betrayed.'' a con1ro' ersial mo" ie about white supremacists. finished second with weekend totals of $5.5 million. Finishing in third was "A Fish ·Called Wanda," wi th $5.1 million. followed b} ''Die Hard" in fourth with $4.8 million and .. Who Framed Roger Rabbit .. in fifth place. ~c )\ \; ~f f f < )~ Y( )LJf-~~fl r I~ J\1AGNIFIGNT STORY OF CHAl UNGF ANO OF HOPL.EXTRAORDINARY." "1VvO THUMBS UP." ...... , ~••»' TuEIAsr lEMPTATION OFOiRIST COITAMUA ----wnuliA llP\MI UA Crltmas GCC Soulll llY SoCll s ~ Cmt Nit:. Marl "*9 Upllnd C.-1 ~ 514241 ea.mi tn.esoo all36 a.l ""'-O-To..n~t0*2G .. _,. I GCCRMcl!oCftml6 371).2m& \ -, _______ ....,_., "SHARP HUMOR ••• / teddY delivers double entencn. llke • ........ Bond boogeyman ••• ----Richeftl COO.SI TIME MAGADNE ) S ' I...' ,,.,. 1 , Ir~· J 1 11, 1,,.1 Colton caught by his past on 'GH' BY LYNDA HIRSCH DAYS OF OUR UVES: Patch finds Ellen's body. BtnJ1 is terrified when he ALL MY CHILDREN: Remy savcs .. · karns of his mother'i. death. Roman. Frankie from beiq h11 by a tram. Julie durina a llashback. think~ he may have ~to move out ofConland1 Manor. killed BenJ1. Mtcke)· and Jack ha\.C a Will plans to take a compum-course. violent araument when M1cke)' blames Aware that Skye can walk, Sean assures Jack for a smear campa11n about himself her he will not tell Tom. ChtT1sdispleascd and Magic. Called to give medical when he kams that Anaie has softcried attcntion at a gang tiglit. Mike is stabbed. toward Remy. Fenina that shc will be Tcllina Lexie he loves her. Abe pulls her convicted ofS1lwr's murder. Naiahc bca.s from ac11vc police duty Jeremy to flee with her to Canada. Sun. • • • who was convicted of S)bil Thomc·s GENERAL HOSPITAL: Collon under- murder, lies to Cecily abou1 his involve-socs his. first. hypnosis session. Scorpio mcnt in her death. Cindy tells Remy she fi&hts with ~heryl whe~ he lrarns she holds him mponsiblr for Jesse's death. allowed Robin to talk WJlh Ohv11. Alan When Tad contacts Phoebe. she rcfusn to \ells Duke that Cheryl 1s not pregnant. Al a aive him H11lary'saddrcss.Juhe'sdecision spa. Monica meets Ward. a )oung tennis 10 move 1n wnh Ellen and Mark is clouded pro. who makes adva~ccs tO"-'ard her. by Mark·s dishke of Nico. Tad books a '-ucy ~fTt~ to he!P Louise become more one.way fliaht to Pine Valley. Will 15 au~chv~ 1f Louise will help Luer rcc- inttrested in Julie while Dude hasC)e) for onc1le w11h Tony. Scou plans to run for Nico assistant DA. Felicia and Colton make · • • • love the night bcforc Felic1a·s planned AJ-!OTHER WORLD: 1epp1ng do\\-n as visit to her grandmother, and the) arrange chairman of the board at 8rava. Mac 10 mec1 on the waterfront. While wa111ng f appoints Rach~I . as her replacement. for her lhere. Colton has a flashback and Sharlene 1s susp1c1ous of where Jason $Ot remembers tha1 he killed Fnsco Jones. He the money 10 buy hcr a mink coa1. Starting screams in menial agon) as a temfied \ work at Brava, Amand:i learns that fehcia looks on. Ohv1a plans 10 become newcomer Evan Bates is her ~ss. John is head of1he mob. concerned abou1 Chns's compk' per· • • • sonality. Drew Marstcn call~ the chief ot GUIDING LJGHT: Meredith agrees to pohcc 10 ask 1Nhen he can rcveahhat he 1s marry Ride. Maeve gives Rosr_aJob al 1he alive. Journal. frank disapproves ofH:irlcy ano • • • Alan M1chaers rela11onsh1p. Will hes in an AS THE WORLD TURNS: Mier rece1'-unnamed hospital. unable 10 n:call who he inaa message from Craig. Margo heads for · H I finds out 1hat her mother Ll'v1'a. Dun"~n com-s "aN• to fia"~ w11h '5· are>" 1 • "' • 11 " " Nadine. 1s sull alive. Meredith finds a Lilith. Bc_tsy tells Rod and Meg to hide photo of three children in Blake's office -their fcchngs for each 01her 10 pubhc. Rick. Philip and 1 young girl "-'hose face Caleb thinks Angel lo'cs Holden. Tom has been made un~ognizable by ink decides 10 find Ma o 1n LI\ 1a_, and \l.h!n -.eradisa10_r. Hadc)c..andMinJb) comll!!?_n lte ocs ~e lea"'.'s s e is pregnan1. il1tll bond _ Mindy once suffered a m1scar- tclls Jessica she 1s .man'1ed '? Duncan but nage and Harley gave her child up for ma y need her services as a divorce lawyer. adopuon _ bnngs ihe women closer Marao aoc_s into }abor and blurts out 1h~t t<>&ether. Ross .IS cu nous about Blake·s the baby 1s Hals. Dctecmcs find Iva s interest in the Spauld1ngs. natural father. Jarrod Carpcn1er. Ro) 1s • • • . jealous of Jessica and Duncnn·s fnend-LOVING: When Ea)'PI almo\t lets shp ship. . her previous connection wi1h Cla), he • • • worries that she may eventual!) reveal BOLD AND BE.AUTIFUL: Brooke rc-ihat they were once mamcd. E&>P' tells ahzcs that Stephanie \l.Ould do an) thing to JelTto be patieni in his plan to "1n Tnsha's keep Enc from dl\·omng hcr Enf tells love. Jack tells Cabot he feels Cla) wants . Beth he must sta)' w11h S1ephan1e IX'cnuse Jack to fail m his new posiuun at Alden. he .feels •. sense !>f rcspon 1b1hl} to his Lilydccideuo leave town and conC'Cnlrate ·stnously mcapacllatcd daughter. Angela. on developing her musical 1alen1. GW)n Steven reminds ~th that t\\O men love tells Jeff iha1 his father 1s 1n town. Jeff her bu1. onl) one ts available -himself. bursis into Charles' ho1el room dcmand-Storm 1s dmurbcd when he sees S1e,en in' 10 know why he has come 10 Connth and Beth embrace. Brooke \"O\\S rodcs1roy Minnie 1hmks that success has gone to Ste~hanie in retaha11on for Stephanic·, Egypt's head. . I havll'g hun Beth. • t _ • ~ ' • • • ONE LIFE TO LIVE: Bo is happ~· tha I Becky Ltt and his son Drew are coming 1 · Uanv1ew. Steve tells Brcndane v.ant!> 1 J lut«ls haas lea thompson build a development of lu~unous homes NOW SHOWING AT EDWARDS TOWN CENTER COSTA MESA . 751-4184 in Lian~ 1ew. Mehnda plans ·10 buy 1hc · telev151on station. Cord tells Sarah ht"I knows thafhc and T1os can nc\.er have a life toSCther. bu1 he can'I stand b) while she destro)'S her hfe. Cord and Sarah plal\ to find the lighthouse where Ursula'!! father hves. Ursula agrees 10 let Tina tal~ with Cornelius, Bo delivers Did1·s culog)'~ C Rob and 1he--l!'.Olice acnve j_us1 m time !Q f prevenl Brunner from &l' in&Cass1e a faial f inJCCllOn. f • • • RYAN'S HOPE: John 1ells Ben shc sa" him and L1zz1e m a comprom1s1ng I (Pleue Me SOAP/ A 7) DUllAWIHEll • IETRAYED (RI • 1l Ki Hlll1.Hll.1' TOii CllUlst: * ,.,, llllOIO COCKTAIL IRI TUCKER (PG) 11)f1lUIt1-ttt It I•> 111H1 ... 11 It • llDHllT Dl 111110 A FISH CALLED MIDNIGHT RUN (R) WANDA (R) U :lt 1 .. i'll 1 '6 11 25 I ·H l JI 5·4' 1 It II K • ltllKl Will II DIE HARD (RI u 111 .. tn••11>1 •If J4 9'.JO~ OUlllCl llllr11tpol•1..,0. ••I fWIS Tri• Cl'I' v S"ooplnt Cr nle• NIGHTMARE 01 ELM STREU 4 (RI PUii c111n1• 11 1111 A FISH CAllED WAIDA (R) P\.US CGCUAll 1111 DIE HARD (RI PlUI 1111 IPGI WHO FRAMED ROGER RAlllT <PGI Pl.Ill ... 1111111• "' COMING TO AMERICA fAI l'l US DUO POOL llU "THE BEST HORROR FILM. OF THE YEAR." tf llt 1~~1.olJl<HJ 1'1"1J<11I \1 \hi \I\ 111 ._.II "t I t 11 1111" ~\'Ill,,, \'11 lllllllClll(t "A trendy monster goref est that delivers the grotesque good." NOW ... ::&r'°'. ...... ==-· HOWING ==... !!!'.!.!M MOHi CH ~ -..-...... .. Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday, Sept.mber 10, 1988 Martin Mull and 'The Bo_Ys' By 808 WISEHART Ille ................ . no bargain on cable TV "Manin M ull 1n "Po11ra 11 of a White Maniaae'' and .. The Boy~:· both amvin& on the same "cekcnd. could 1Jve cable television a bad name. I mean. we actually pay for th11 Stuff. One comes from C1nemax. the other from Showtimc. and both have their ftettina moments-"Port ran of a Wh1tc Marriage" has more of them -bu1 lukewarm moments are nol worth wai1in1 for. "~~tte Marriage" shov.s what tclev1s1on can do to a good idea, which IS nog it until it's dead. Martin Mull's two-pan .. The History of Whtie Ptople in Amenca·· in 1985 was an onainal little show. But the fOUT·pln sequel the follQ"'1ng ~ason (whue pohtic5. wh1~ rch11on "hllc suns. etc.) was ma)i>e' t"o pen~ 100 Iona. The law of ~hmin1sh1ng return<> k~s no mercy What was a funn) one--ihow idea with Mull doing his u1ual oily 1um was by now strttching like an old rubber band. "White Marriaac:· "h1ch premiered Friday night and repeats six times through the end of the month. breaks the rubber band. Mull's UIUll aan& of cronies and satirisu shows up for Cinemu·s first feature-lcnath movie. including f rtd Willard, Mary Kay Place. Michael McKean. Jack Riley. Harr) hearer and Conchata Ferrell. h 's been years since Mull last visited Hal (Willard) and JO\bcc (P!acc) Hamson' in the 1ncred1 I> bonna Hawlons Falls. Ohio Hal 1s involved m the lOIA. n's annual Foun· cltrs Da) fest1' me . "-h•le Jo\CC licks herGrttn Stamps and "atchts \1ulr5 show. the extreme!)' tad.) ··Ask Manin" out of Piusburgh. "hich fearless!)' tackles controversial tssucs such as "lesbian fidehl).- Joyce talks Mull into taking the show to Hawkins Falls for a wttk.. Since nobod"y cl~ wants il. not e"eo Pinsburgh. he &IJ'CH. ··.\sit Manin" hits Hawkins Falls hke a ton of cow nop from a very great height. "Ponrait ofa White Marnage" ha~ good bltS and pieces. but not enough of them. I got the feeling I "as watching leftover matenalthat dadn·t -...... makt 1t into \he pre' 1ou-. 1ncama- uons of Muir~ .. H1stof) of White Prople." Shearer docs have the right air of sweaty des~rat 1on a!. lhl.' ·· \ l Martin" producer \\ho ran't get a handle on things. Fae~ '-'Ith a ne"' crisis every da)'. he mo:fns. "We're doing a shov. tomorro-.i. and 10 hnc wnh our trad1t1on 11 should be about something.." The Hamson marnag.e as rock). but 1f ever two ~ople "ere made for each other. It's theM-dam oulbs. Vmt1ng a mamagc counselor IA. ho s~caahzcs 1n ··the languagt" of touch." HaJ is asked 1fhe ~no" s "hat a G-spot 1s. "h 's a thousand-dollar bill nght.,... answers Hal, who 1s not a rod.ct sc1en11st Jo>cc docs np1 e>.actl~ throb "'1th 1mag1na11on either Thal> 1!> a "omnn who has sexual fantasies about Michael Landon At bottom ... Portrait of a \\hue Mamase" is a mean-sp1nted sho" that looks at middle America and sneers. No one tn n hu an IQ higher than mud and ifs packed v.nh posturina phonics too dumb to kno1A. how dumb the)" are. There are two 1A.a~s to approach .. The Boys." on Sho"11mc tonight and rc~atcd five times through the end of the month. One is to think of n as an ensemble ofcomcd~ veterans-orm Crosb~. Jackie Gayle, Lionel tander and Norman Fell Jmong them -doing what the) do best as they shoot JOk.es and storacs 'at each other with 1mixc- cabl) casual liming the crcauve team behind "It's Garry Shandhng's how.. concocted this pilot for a regular sencs -··The Boys" looks hke a convention of ag~ charaClcrs who couldn't get a g.i~ on .. Love Boat" and whose idea ofh1p •~ Steve Lawrence and E'd1e Gorme. ··The Boys" belong' to New York C11y's ExcalibcrClub. a pnvate men·s club that's seen better da)s. Or 111.1o·as a men's club. '\fter a long fight tn the coun s. the Excalaber recent!) ad- mitted its first female member, though why an)one of either sex would want to hang out in lh1s boncyard 1s not readil) apparent to the naked eye. Everything 1s strained. labored and lumbering. The knee-slappcrs and side-splatters do not now hlte a might)' n,·er. or e'en tnekle like water from a rusn faucet Gun·s&Rose.s,.DefLeppardholdingon The altematl\ e 1s to sa'. ··~ what.,... Just because tbe) do It doesn·t mean ifs an> ,ood. People hl.e Ga) le and Crosb) "111 probabl) be dead for 48 hours before the~ tinall~ '>hut up E'en then the) ma) sense tht' cro"d al their funeral and n<,e out of thl· casket to sa'. ··Did 'ou hear tht: onl· f ormer Sacramento Krng Reggie Theus makes an a"'k"ard cam('() appearance , .. He). Reggir. I hear :--ou got traded t.o .\llama:· 001es Crosb) ). where he manage!. to look awkward and out of place a minimum of half the age of practu.:all) e'er) bod) else in the sho"' By Tk Auoclated Press The following are the top record hlls and leading popular compact discs as they appear 1n next wcdrs issue of Billboard magazine. Copyright 1988. Billboard Publi- cations. Inc. Repnntcd w11h per- mission. HOT SINGLES I "S-1 Cllito o• M.ne•• Guni &. R01e1 <Gett.Ill 2 "Slmolv lrrttl11Jt> .... Rooerr Palm.r IEMI· Manllall•nl ~ l "Pefftcl World" Hu•v Lewis & TM News (Crvvsallsl • "Oon'r W0<rv. 8e Haoov· Boobv McFe<rln t e Mt ·Mllnnerran> s 'Tl Alwl VS LO'I• Y~" T•Vlof Q.,Jvne .IM lsll ) 6."~ It's Love" V•n H•Jen !Werner BrO\) 7 "If 11 IJn'I Love'' New EClil-(MCA> • "NoboOV's Fool' Kenov L090•ns (Coturnt>••l t ''Love llres" Oaf L-•CI (Me1'curvl 10 "II Would Teke • Slr0tl9 Stron9 MAln" Rick Asllev (RCA) II "Ont Good wom....• Pt•e<" Cetl'l'a IFu ~) 11 "Anorller Parr of Mt • M.cnte• Jaco c.r CEPkl ll."Monktv" Geore>e Mltnaer !Co•umt>•aJ \&,"I K91• MVM!f for LO'#lllQ You" Joer Je" eNf "'9 ... Nerts (8i.ctlhHrll IS."00n't .. Cr.,. .. CllHO Trtcil EO•CI 16."FHI Cer" Trecv Cnaoma11 IEie~tra i7."A N~l~rt on Mv StrM! • 0 J Ja11v Jeff a. Tiie Frflh Pr,nce (Jive> 11."Please Don't Go Glrl" New KOS 0" lllP 810dl IColumblal lt."Rtd Red Wine" U840 C/l•&M 20"0on'I 8t Cruel" 8oOOv Brow" !lll'CAI T~LPs 1."HVlltf'la" Def l.-•CI Mercc;t\IJ 2.'' A-111• tor Oeitruclton" Guns & ROHS (c..ff9n) l ."Tracv Cl\M>man" Tracv C1111orr11" (Eletltral 4."ROll Wlll'l II" Sttve Wlnwc>ocl 1v.rg1n> S."He's the OJ, rm rrw R•i>oer' O J Jauv J9fl I. Tiie Fresn Prn.ce !Jive> 6."Fef111•• Georvt Mlcllffl !Coturnooa 7.''0U812" Van Helen !Werner Bros I I · Open Ull ano S.-.i At'll'I" Po1M>n tEn°gme 9 "R c~rd Marx" R cnaro Mau 'EMI Met1~11an1 10 'Lono Coio W•nter · C•noere •a Mercu••I ll ' Sma Vllor.o Hue~ L•"" & T~ 'Ne«ws ICnrvsallSI - 11 "'Coc11.1a11· Souno1rac1« tE e1<1ra > 13 "HH vv Nov•" Rooert P•..,...t>< EMI ~t"ll•rt•n u · ·o.rrv Dancing· Soundtrac" !RCA IS "ICIC~" INXS (At~nt Cl 16 .. Ltl I! L~t" GIOf a Esltt•n & M•l ff'• Souno M9ct'l.ne IED•CI 17 "Lao of.l..ux ... rv' CMa P Tr<k Eooel ti .. HMrl l rH•• New ECl•llO" (MCA 1' ''lteo S•rilles B•co,· Elton Jonn·IMCA 10 "S·mOO. ~Hurtt' 8ooov IV'cFerr " tEMl·MAlnt'latten> ADULT SINGLES 1 'One Good WOl"\&l\'' Pt1er Calera F...it Moon! l "1'11 Atw•vs Love vou•· Tev or Oaviw (A.risl•l l ."Perftct Wor1d" ~vev Lewis & Tf\e Ne"'' IClll'VsaOsl •''II WOUid T•~• a S!ron9 StrOt>O Man R <' A"lev CllCA) ~ .. , Oon'I W.nl IO Go On '"""' Vo.. L .... r .. a, \ Elton Jonn IMCA1 6 "Tr.,. LoYe .. G enn F•e; IY(/. 1' LOCIA 0-..t Anv W ..oo.. 8 • .iee ,.,.."\Ov & TM ltanoe IRCAt I M•SWO ()ooorr..,n •v Oar, H• & J "" O.ttt (Afisl•l 9 .. H .... W11t'l M•" REO S04!eo*•9¢" Eo c tO ··t·2·3" GIOr a Este'an & "I' a,., !>o<..no Madi ,,. 11: 0 cl COUNTitY SIHGLES I "J~ l(nows HOw to L·•• Eoo; 11•••" CRCAI 2 "I SnoulCI 8-W1111 Yo.; S•e.e Na• ~r IMCAI 3 .. AOdoCled" Oen Sea' Ca11 •o 4 'We 8 .. 'eve 111 Heoov E"<I 1>;s E•r Thomas COMev & Emmvlou H•" s RC~ s "Th•l's Whal "fOU< Love Oot\ •o ~· HO~Y Ouf'W\ IMTMJ 6 Str .. 11 ol 6ellet~.el0 0 « g~t voau ..,. & Bue" Owens (II-rs.I 7,"Honkv Toni< f'iN>on' Ranov Tr•• s war,,., 8ros I I .. Untold Stodes" K•tnv Mlllt• Me•curvl t "L•ller Home' Tl'le F0<n 1ei !><s•ars cwar11« eroi 1 10 'Slf-EllOU9!' 10 ~ Ta,.,a T .JC•e• IC•0tlotl aboul •· · · Despite l\S b1g-11me hrain tru-.1 - Fonunateh Theus 1sn·t on i.creen long enough io do an) real damage 10 his ac11ng ambitions." hach 1!> the best I can sa~ for .. The Bo)s:· SOAP SUMMARY •• , FromA6 s11ua11on -'.d m1111ntt t R\Jr thJI \ht '' '"Ith a loq ng Jult" T J plul\ tu dfl>lrll' her grandmother 1~1cr \I.in i. .. : tl'll' hl'' "-.c:lh and k ffrc\ \ t<"nuou' marnaie she cannot rrnoun<"e her","" '•ml°' tell' YOUNG AND• REsTLESS: \ tC'IOr Da'koa. that L1111c: 111111 ne,t"r {tl\e up agr«s to kt '1~1 take V1t1ona on a o .. ne) 1obe11111h !kn Rugrr "Jrn\ ix .. Ill \ 3C'll10n Just u TraC1 a~ 10 go \lllh sta) av.a~ from Ruh 1obh"n rt'tf l\f\ .i Brad 10 Chicago he learns that L.isa 1s rose atcompan1cd b' J no1< rc.id1ng '"'ohcd v.nh ~kom (. orporauon ··v. e·n meet "'hen .""!u .h"' r .i Jun·n ·· Geo rie suggests to [a\!Nlndra 1ha1 the> fi:o. SANT A BARBARA: (1ma and t..r11h Paul up w11h their cousin Br111an~. John ~1dnap \lason and hc>ld h m tur ( C ' and Jessica rrtum from lht'tr hunt'' moon rcv.ard mone' uff<"nntt tr 1m Jrnn<'\la .l\ L~nna ttlls \'1C'lor \hc·s anra~twd.10 him "'ell :>s a ~\ere• t<lOlhalht' \tJ"-rn thin~' but fcaB lC'lllna too close b.:-causc of a -he·s 11 man called \11nf11. and ht'gs hi\ Pf1'' 1ous romantic en1angh'ml'nl that left Can'tseemtogettoallthose Cl •t• d 8 cap1or\to hrlph1mrel1C',c1hr p;i1n The hershaut-rcd "'11naadm11s111 Rt'''hatshe repair iobs around the h<;>use? 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IM HOT TO TROT (PG) l-1~:15 ll:llSTEAUNG ttOME (N1J) 12:1S-4:l$.l·IS WAXW°"9l <"> l 00-l LS-S Jl.J·~IHO A NtGH'TlltlARE ON EUI STMET•(") 1'110-..J;Q0-5:0I·7:00-t:00-11:45 ,, M '"'1 ()qngl COMI DAILY PILOT/ Saturday, September 10, 1811 .. .. Mesa ~rt League heralded as fifth festtvalrea:died Ans Month in Costa Mesa. which culminates Stpt. 18 with the fifth • annual Ans on the Grttn festival. swuna into hifh gear Wednesdar with the pttSentat1on of the annua Ans Month Award to the Costa Mesa Art Lcaauc. the lea,ue. which is celebrating its 2Sth anniversary. is dedicated to stimulating interest of its members and the public for fine ans and crafts, to furnishing a place for '1ew1ng works of an and to establishing scholarships for desen ing students. Jenette Sllel&H, president of the An League. accepted the award at Wednesdav·s Ans Month lockofT luncheon it the Westin South Coast Plaza Hotel. The lunchc:on served to 1naugurat(' the 1988 Ans on the Green cel- ebration. which will be themed "Cel- ebrate '88" 1 n honor of man) Orange County b1nhda)'s -the count) 's IOOlh. South Coast Repcnol) 's 25th. Costa Mesa's 3Sth and the Orange County Philhannonic Soc1et} 's 3Sth. Carol Heywood and Toren Seeentrom. • Erick Vollmer and Diane Pritchett. The $60.000 event will feature 44 performing groups, visual ani. exhibits by the area's major museums and various an leagues. food con- cessions and an information plaza with free infonnation on 70 Orange County ans organization -the largest representation ever. According to the event producer. Dwlpt Rte~ Odle of outh Coast Repertol). the bill of fare will mcludc theater groups. vocal groups. cance. music and )'Outh programming. Performances are scheduled throu&hout the day on the seven stages of Ans on the Green - Founders Hall in the Orange Count~ Performing Ans Center. the new Palm Coun near the Centl'r entrance. the amphitheater south of CR. which will house the dance tage. the Center Stage in the south area of the park. the Plaza Stage on the Imperial Bank plaza. the ne' Gro' e Stage under the trees and the East tagc behind the SCR theater. .. We anticipate around ,000 to 10.000 spectators this }Car." said Odle. who likened thee' enl oficnngs to a "bufiet lunch." noting that "You C'3n take as much or as l111k as )OU like." Ans on the Green was begun in 1984 by South Coast Repenol) as an extension of us 20th binhda} ob- scr ance. and the event sponsorc;h1p was taken over the following }ear b) the city of Costa Mesa and its Chamber of Commerce. "From the viewpoint of the city." e arc very proud to be the host rny for the Ans on the Green Festival," sai.d City Manager Allen Roeder. "It is a unique event for Orange Count} and it is a great opportunit} for our resident talent to showcase their anistic skills." Carol Heywood, chairman of the chamber's Ans Committee. called the annual event "an important educa- tional opportunity for thousand<> of communit) members who can ex- perience ne" groups "h1le cnJO} ing their favorite anists. either through performances or the information plaza." ' The Costa Mesa "n League is the fifth winner of the Ans Month Award. Previous recipients wcrt' South Coast Repertol). the Costa Mesa Cit) Council. the board of directors of the Performing .\ns Center and the Womcn'sComm1ttees of the Orange Count) Philharmonic Societ). Honoreee Jeanette Shelton and Allee Leeaett. Ho ROS(OPi Suday, September II By SYDNEY OMARR , ARIES (March 21-April 19): New moon position emphasizes "cleanu operation." You'll learn-where missing relative is. you'll also pin valua information pertaining to possible employment. Cancer native fi&u prominently. Set the stage for a divorce carefully TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Individual who has your best lntcrats a heart couJd also be confused concerning travel. Be kind, but protect asseu an reputation. Young person is involved and so is romance. Gemini rcprncnt GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Pro peny repair is nccasary and sboul in'clude removal of safety and fire hazards. YouarcgoingtorebuiJd, torelocatc to refinanee. Money held in escrow will soon be released. Scorpio involved. CANCER (June 21-July 22): New moon position accents surprise visits caUs which involve social activity and possible journey. Take notes, protcc special material. Member of o pposite sex desires more than mere flination. DEAR ANN LANDERS: .\fter 17 years of what I tnought "'as a solid marriaae. m y husband anno11nced that he had found "the perfect female.·· l ran across an article in Money map.zinc that bas load.s of great advice for women in m} spot. Unfonunatcly. it came too la1e for .. IMDUS me. but it will surely help others. lllliii•••••••••• Please print it. Thousands of women • will bleH you. -SHELLSHOCKED IN SCHENECTADY. DEAR SHELL: Tllaaks for yoar c~•lty, &ltd &ood "'~" to yoa, PREPARING FOR DIVORCE The following checklist. de" 1sed with the help of lawyers. financial planners and family counselors. can ease the transition to single life. While )OU and )our panner are Just thinkin& about d1,orce: Stan putting awa)' sa' ings 1n an I TR IVIA I ·- account of your own . This ~ 111 give you ready cash in case )Our ~pousc suddenlystopscontnbut1ng to house- hold bills. If \OU do not ha'e credit in \Our own "name. get it . .\ppl~ for cr<-d1t cards..and if neces.saf) . ha' e someone otherthan }OUr spouse co-sign a 11mall bank loan. Make an in' entOr) of all eparatcl) and jo1ntl~ held assets. including investments. cars and furniture. This tally, along with a list of outstanding debts. may be necessal) to determine a division of propen~. Ha'e )Our bank erify a list of the contents Of any jointsafe~pos_it box. .Once you ha'e decided to geJ a divorce: Notify banks and brokerages"' here you and your spouse have JOint accounts of your intent to divorce. Ask that no brokerage transactions be carried out without the written ap- proval of both ~ou and your spou!.e. Close out Joint charge accounts. or. if you wisll to keep the at-counts open. notify the creditors in writing tha~} ou will no longer be responsible for } our spouse's purchases. Tr) to negotiate an agre~ment \\1th }our spouse on the d1,·1s1on of as'\ets. child support and·\'lsitat1on nght-.. If )OU want child suppon or ahmon}. hst your monthly and )earl~ C\pcnscs Ncincy starts out perfectly -. - It's a ne1A game and a new ~eader this week as onr of ottr loo~t tenured tnviaddicts. Nancy Prior, stepped out in front ~11h a perfect showing of 11 points. Dctendt n~ cham p Lolly & Mariffrt El 1s nght behind at I 0 as TRIVIA BOWL XIII STANDINGS NencY Prlof' ( l 11 -1l Lollv & Mer!Nn El t 10) ---·--'-10 ~··Am (f). --· -·-·· -· ---·-· ' ...... C"*YI & Friend\ ti) -·----I NA. •ICl\erft (6)-. -__ 6 •lea WWMr IS)._. -----S JOM •uu.11 & ,.,~IS) _:__ ___ S Trivia Bowl XIII gets under way. If you haven't entered yet and would liltc to. we'll offer a five-point bonus for 1«ond-wcclt starters. Meanwhile. th1n1 about these for a while: • I. Richard Dadier 1Aas the leading c:harlC'tcr in what movie? 2. What was Alan Hale 's pct name for Bob Denver on the TV series "Gilligan's Island?" 3. In the Mutt and JcfTcom1c Slnp. what was Mutt's first name? 4. Name the only U.S. pres1tlent who turned down an bonoral) degree from Harvard . S. Cole Pon er rh)mcd the words "find" and "wind" (as in ··Gone with the") in what Broad\U) show tune? 6. lnthemusical"Gu)sand Dolls." what race track i!. specificall) men- tioned iri a song b) Vivian Blaine? 7. John Ganzcl hit the first home run for the New York Yankees. Who hit the 10.000th? 8. What baseball park did Matthc" Broderick and h1!> fri ends 'isi t in the movie "fems Beutler'<> Da) Off?" 9 .. McKinley Morganfield game fame in musical circles as w,tiom? . I 0>0nl) three pla)'ers in the h1stor)' of the National Basketball A~socia tion have made the NBA All Star Game eve!)• year they pla~ed in the league. N3me them . Last Week's Answers I. "Cass Timberlane" (Virginia Marshl•nd) 2. Phot<>&rapher (Cummjngs. Ran- dall and McGavin) 3. Broom H ilda (troll and buzzard) 4. Frank Willis (Watergate guard) S ... , Can't Believe That You're in Love With Me" ("Caine Mutm) .. son&) 6. "The Desperate Hours" (New- man and Bogan) 7. Dennis Conner (lost America's Cup) 8. "Youn' Frankenstein'' (Hackman as bhnd man) 9. "Amos and Andy" (Sapphire and lightnin') 10. Ruth and Minyok ("Greatest Show" elephants) • (Sc-nd.\Ouranswers10 TR/VI.\. t'/o thC' D:iily Pilot. P.O. Ro:< 1560. Cos111 Mesa 92626. .\II entries must tx· n."C'ci'cd by Wcdncsda.\. othcr"1~c halfofthc player's previous sron.· "ill bC' a"'ardfil.) . so )'Our lawyer can make a case. Collect the names of experienced di vorce lawyers from friends. the state or count} bar assoc1at1on or other att~rne)S. In ten 1ew at le.isl ~"o candidates. Question them about their fees. After the d}\C~fCe decree become£ final: _ Rewrite \Our will to name an heir other than )our spouse. . Review health. hfc and d1sab1lit~ insurance coverage. C hange the beneficiaries 00 poli~teS ~OU 0\\ n unless your settlement r<.'qu1rcs ~ ou to con11nue to protect ~our e\.. Replace 3n~ protection ) ou h:n c lost. • • • DE.\R ANN L.\~DER ': I'd get a big ki ck out of1t 1f}ou'd publish m) response to .. A Tc as Question:· the reader "'hose son a kcd "h' "omen arc so dumb. · A._ the stol) goes. there was a man silting in his room. He began to talk to God. The man said. "God. whv did you make women so beauuful'!'' God replied. ··Well. so )OU would like them." "Oh ... the man replied. "wh) then did \'OU make "omen so son:i·· Again. GOd replied. "So }OU \\Ould lik~ them." Th(' man was pensive for a moment and then 3sked. "Goo. why then did )OU make "omen so darnca stupid?" God replied. "S<>the) would like you!'' -NO DU MMY I PHILLY. DEAR NO DUMMY: I'm priatlng yosr 1mall joke lo make •P for all tile male claa.vial11 comments Uaat bve appeared la 111111pace over tile years. BRIO ct BY CHARLES GOREN AND OMAR IHAftlF . LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Domestic adjustment featured, decorating an designing alonJ with luxury item or an· object command special attention Family discussion during dlnner proves fruitful. Taurus, Libra play roles. l, VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Define terms, streamline techniques. set rid o supc:rfluous material. New Moon in your sian emphasizes freshneu on&inality, inventiveness .. Young person adores you, makes no secret ofit. LIBRA (Stpt. 23-0ct. 22): Focus on rcsponsjbility, pressure of deadhnc ~b.i.lilyJo deal with older individual who controls purse strinp. You oou accomplish much during secret meeting. Intimate experience wtll be featured SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21 ): You could panicipate in "double victory.' Means you mi&ht draw two winning tickets. Current scenario em · happiness, achievement. speculation. persuasiveness. Cancer native plays to ro~ . SAGITfARIUS (Nov. 22-0ec. 21 ): Stress courage of conv1cuon independence, pioneering spmt. You'll be offered challenge and should acccp it. Family member may appear cool but is merely cautious. Leo fi•u prominently. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): You gather infonnation wftich relates t home, family, savings account. You'll be invited for gounnet dinner. and thi could represent rapprochenwnt with brother or sister. Another Caprico involved. . AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Light 1s shed on area previous! ··censored." 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Schurz HA·HAf 1HE LA~"f POO&MN01" ANP 11'~ ALL MINE! WHC,' ME c,ioo SMILING; GAM1£LV? ·t Al.Rf.WY UCKEP THE· SOGAR Off . TA~Tf~ LIKE. , .. . , 0 by Tom K. Ryan '15,.~a ~&..81\1~ ~Ht1.0tJ1IS 11\J 1'f IS ffAfQ\I! .. Orange Cout DAILY PILOT /Satutday. September 10, ,... A8 ARLO AND JAJQS ~-'!OJ~D 'f()IJ'D !>1" ART 1HI!> OIE"f WllM /1£1 J~'tOJ~16 M.~A\Df CK ~PUNE.! ~-~-~ FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE I lA.)AS GOING TO KtRe:.. SOMEONE, 6Ui I SAID, 'TO HECK WITrl IT. ~ I FWD DtO IT Mysa.F. -- ' l SHOE DOONESBUllY \~816~Y I 8IJSH IS AlffllJrl#CHIN6 rw; J l'OOll.M.NOW. ~ •. ~ ___ __,... , ' . by a.ke Breathed by Jimmy Johnson ~ l>.~ fOfA10 OUP by Lynn Johnston BUI cnN'T {)AISleS GRC>Wlfi§ WAY LY? by Jeff MacNelty by Harold Le Doux . . fi ~ I ·---~ .. .... The ol!iee dWW9y -'""" ,..,,_ -!>.-The -IS lledr IO -" .... I ..... • ,_ -._.. -,,,_._,.,. .,.._ ~ OI I I KUQERA 1--- 1 I' I I I . I r "1/ r '1 I , I L AW RO j! . I r I t _ ! . • Ot•• COllM DAILY PILOT/ Saturdlly, September 10, 1MI r IDTIQS CW IQILJC pt•JWI DsnLOtlmll'r AauaatllT llO. 11-1 c ~ (Development Agre ... nt between the City of Huntington Beach and Dick •erio -Meadowlark Specific Plan) llOTICB JS HEltEBY GIVEN that the Hun~ngton Beach .Planning Co .. i••ion will hold a public hearing in the Council Challber at the Huntington Beach Civic Center, 2000 Main Street, Huntington Beach, California, on the date and at the ti .. indicated below to receive and con•ider the statement• of all persons who wish to be heard relative to the application described below. DATE/TIME : Tuesday, September 20, 1988, 7:00 PM APPLICATIOI IUMBEB : Development Agreement No . 88-1 APPLICANT: Dick Nerio LOCATION: · Approximately 600 feet north and east of the intersection of Bolsa Chica Street and Warner Avenue (see attached map). ZOBE: Meadowlark Specific Plan (Retail Commercial and Mixed Residential) REOUEST : To enter into a Development Agreement which establishes the rights and responsibilities of the City and the applicant with regard to development of the Meadowlark Specific Plan area. ENVIRONMENTAL SIATUS: This project is covered by Environmental Impact Report No . 87 -2 ON FILE : A copy of the proposed request is on file in the ~ Dep~~tment of Community Development, 2000 Main Street, Hunt~ngton Beach, California 92648, for inspection by the ~ublic. A~ copy of the staff report will be available to interested parties at City Hall or the Main City Library (7111 Talbert Avenue) after September L6, 1988. l ALL INTERE~T~D PERSONS a~e in~ited to attend ~ai d hearing and express .opinions or subm1t ev1dence for or against the application as outlined above. If there are any further questions please call Laura Phillips, Assistant Planner at 536-5271 . Mike Adams Huntington Beach Planning Comtnission (1237d-4) I ' -;------ • :-~~ I <l ,..-~--------.-~ --·--.---.--~--r~ -· .__. -· "":..· . .. ··.·· .--- ·' 0 IS 7 il:: i ,\ COP"?n:~~l.AL l; ,\( . ........ t ............... . ~ -___ ...;.,._____ '\ *'-'"lo!" • ' I I : I : • ' I ! 2~· LA llOSCA?C: . I I I·; j It~~ ·-:;'I ' .• I l-.--,--s-:;sr.cK .., s. ~·oo :sa • , ., "U1!.I ,~ • I ' I I I -.• -. --J , • I t t I " r-';. -,---.. ,----• ' . -~ I t I I • -:--..._._: r--. • • __, af--~ ___, --t I I ~ c--3'-~;-. ~"· ........ -. ~ --~·->·--• -~· -. ,_.,.,, -....__,) r-~ L----___. ' I r ~--....., _,...: • -~·~l"':r:---~ --.::~~ ~ -• I I I ' wr-1 -"'-""' .....-• ._. --l.:. I I ._____...__~--' ------.----·-1111 -----....;_·----~ _,;._.,,,. .___,":'----~ ----~ --------~~-.,, • ~ ........ ) .. .....c -,--o.--·-___. :---, -~ ~------T .. :.-.4 -....... , ,--~------·'!...---:--L-:a _._ • - -' ....... ,,;,...':--I 4 ---; --:---· .. __ -=-= .. -=;-:~ MEADOWLARK SPECIFIC PLAN huntinaton beach planning division Mt.IC NOTICE i (l!!UC NOTICE i Mt.IC NOTICE ! MUC mTICE RE-NltcttIUM•a ·or IQTICB or PUILIC "IMillG (CONTINUED FROM SEPTEMBER 7, 1988 PLAR•ING COMMISSION MEETIBG) CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT RO. 87-39/ COASTAL DEVELOPMENT PERMIT NO. 87-29 (To permit a subterranean parking atructure north of Main Pier on State Beach) 90TICE IS HEREBY GIVER that the Huntin9ton Beach Plannin9 Colllli••ion will hold a public bearing in the CounclJ Cbeaaber at the Huntl~9ton Beach Civic Center, 2000 Main Str•et, ~untin9ton Beach; Cellfornia, on the date and at the time indicated below to receive and con•lder the statements of all persons who wish to be heard relatl•• to the application described below. DATE/Tllll: Tueaday, Septelllber .20, 1981, 7:00 PM~~~ AppLICATIOI IIUMBEI: . Conditional Uae Permit •o. 17-39/COaatal Development Permit Ro. 17-29 AfPLICAIT: LOCATIOI: l.Qll: 'W!'llT: City of Huntington 8eacb - St1te leech north of Main Pier between Pecif ic Coaat Highway and Pacific Ocean. DTSP Dlatrict 110-PPl (Downtown lteelflc Pl•n-DlatcJ.ct 10 (Pler-.. latid COlllllerclel-rlOodplaln 3) To conatruct a aulatarr ... aa packl .... , ... l.aliill .. a •urf lae --•Del r•troom facllltl... tlle ,.,kl .. 1•r• .. l• propoNCJ to• terr..e t-de U. ..._ tr• one foot bal• ••clflo Cout lltlHNf aad wtti·- contaia • rosi .. tal 150 rill ......... "P!l!lll ..caa IDllOWl'TAL STATIJI: Thi• project 1• covered br lnvlro~ntal lapact 11...at of tb• Bolaa Chica State Beach General Plan Amendment, State Clearinghou•• •o. 17070111 and Environmental Impact Report •o. 82-2 . •• COASTAL STADJS: APPEAL.ABLE (See Below) Thia project is in the Appealable portion of the coastal zone. Under the fKOVision• of the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code, the action taken by the Planning Cormnission is final unless an appeal is filed to the City Council by the applicant or an aggrieved party. Said appeal muat be in writing and must set forth in detail the actions and .ground• by and upon which the applicant or interested party deem.-rhimaelf aggrived. Said appeal muat be submitted to the Clty Clerk's office within ten (10) working daya of the dat~ of the Conrniasion's action. There is no fee for the appeal of a co~stal dev,lopment permit . Action taken by the Planning Conrniasion may not be appealed directly to the Coaatal Conaiaaion unless Title 14, Section 13573 of ~he California Adlliniatrative Code is applicable. Section 13573(a)(3) state• that an appeal •ay be filed directly with the Coastal Conniaaion if the appellant was denied the right of local appeal becauae local notice and hearing procedures for the dev~lopment did not comply with the provisions of this article. The other three grounds for direct appeal do not apply. If the above condition exists, an aggrieved person may file an appeal with~n ten (~O) working days, pu~suant to Section 30603 of the Public Resources Code, in writing to: California Coastal Convnission 245 w. Broadway, Suite 380 POB 1450 I Long Beach, California 90801-1450 (213) 590-5071 The Coastal Commission review period will convnence after the City appeal period has ended and no appeals have been filed. Applicants will be notified by the Coastal Commission as to the date of the conclusion of the Coastal Commission review. Applicants are advised not to begin construction prior to that .date. ON FILE: A copy of the proposed request is on file in the Department of Community Development, 2000 Main Street, Huntington B8Jlch, California 92648, for inspection by the public. A copy of the staff report will be available to intereated parties at City Hall or the Main City Library (7111 Talbert Avenue) after September 16, 1988. ALL INTERESTED PERSONS are invited to attend said hearing and express opinions or submit evidence for or against the application as outlined above. If there are any further questions please ·call · Hal Simmons, Senior Planner, at 536-5271. Mike Adams Huntington Beach Planning Convnission (1237d-9,10) CUf &7·~9/COftf/.1.'1/ N087.,3& HUNTINGTON •ACM PlAHMNO DIVISION . :\ ,. . . Eagle~ steal 23~ ~ 3 victory over Mesa Mustangs turn it over, Ltebengood will take it •1 ROGER CAR~N ................. Two years of frustration and hard work culminated into what was easily John Llebenaood's best moments of his coachin1 career at Estancia Hiah Friday night as his opportunistic Ea&Jes took advant~e of Costa Mesa mistakes of epidemic proportions before 2,000 at Oranae Coast Colleae. The result ofa 6-0 advantage in turnovers was a 23-13 non-league football victory for Liebenaood's Eagles. who rode the crest of good field position and timely efforts for the victory. "My best moments?" said Liebcngood. .. Ob, it•s sot to be right now, tonight. We've worked hard and now "'e started off o n the nght track. ranae completions by Ucker and runs of 24, 18 and 18 yards by Josh Wojlkiewicz, it was one of the very few well-executed offensive plays by lhe winners. Llebenaood. however, will have a hard time findina a way to criticize his team's effort. because on every occasion that the Eagles needed someone to come through, they were there. It was Art Carrido who covered a loose ball at the Estancia 28 in the first quarter to snuff out a Mesa threat. It was Chris Delatorre who was there to recover at the Eagles' 19 . to quell another Mesa threat. It was Kevin Thomas coveting a fumble at the Costa Mesa ~yard line, to set up ago-ahead 21-yard field goal by Michael Bunker, ~ving the Ea&Jes a 9-7 lead with 5:J 6 spent in the second half. And it was Dan Patrone who applied the clincher, tipping a Rich Scho nes aerial. then grabbin& it for the interception and racing 38 yards fora touchdown to put it out of sight with a 23-7 advantage. This was the interception which was on the tip of Liebengood's tongue. "I thought we played some good football in the second half, the touchdown pas! to Mark Hanley was a big one and the interception Jusr broke their back ... ~ The Mustangs could only blame them- selves foritall -forevery positive Coach Tom Baldwin's Mesans mustered. there was a neptive. For Liebengood. who suffered thro ugh an 0-10 n:building season in 1986. as well as a 2-8 campaign a year ago. both containing big los~ to his cross-town ri val Costa Mesa in the season-opener. it was indeed a night to celebrate. • Hartley's 37-yard touchdown catch from quarterback Dan Ucker came wit.h 32 seconds left in the third quarter, the residuals of a Jack Howard recovery on the Mesa 44 just a minute earliCT. He was wide open over the middle. aathered the ball in and raced into the end zone untouched. With the exception ofa couple of medium In all. there were nine fumbles and two interceptions in the game. and Estancia made a clean sweep. "We JU st got beat by mist.alt~." said Baldwin. "They played on a short field all night and we had all those turnovers, and penalties.·· Mesa held a 7-6 halftime lead after a 24- minute span in which the Mustangs totally dominated the statistics, but managed only that one-point lead. The Pacific Coast League representatives took possession in the first half on their own 15. (Pleue Me EST A.NCIA/83) 111111 fllt SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 19~ I :J 0.-, .... ,......, ....... Bdencla linebacker Tyler Hilbert (7) brlnC• down Coeta Maa runnln& back Shawn Lefflnlwell. Ho-hum! Stars&: Stripes breezes to victory Yacht designers committee sets down guidelines for future boat construction By ALMON LOCLUEY ................... SAN DIEGO-The.day of the 12- meter yacht as it applies to the America's Cup competition may be hiatory. For that matter, so is a 90-foot waterline boat (which is 132 feet overall) and a catamaran of any description. That much was hammered out by a poup of yacht designers with Bill Ficker Qf Newport Beach acting as chairmaQ in a Thursday afternoon meetinJ at San Diego Yacht O ub. The international press was briefed on the proposed parameters of a new yacht t;y Iom ..Ehman, ex~Hve officer of Sail America, and Bruce Farr, desi&ner of the 132-foot New Zealand, which is competing in the current Aruerica's Cup fiasco. _ Present at the mectin' were 2 1 internationally known des1"1ers who believe that the international 12- meter bu seen its day in America's Cup competition. The summary of design m:- ommendations: •The boats should be adequate size (larae) and o f spectacular per- formance in order to repre~nt a significance commensurate with the international importance of the America's Cup. •The boats should be challenging in both design and technology to ensure continuina ii:ttcrcst and ad- ~~~~~~~~ AMERICA'S CUP XXVll . ~~~ ~~~~~--~ ~,,~,,~,,~~,,~ vanccmcnt for Amenca's Cup racing into the 21st century. · •The design should ensure that boats adequate similarity would emerae so ~t the highest quality of yacht racina and crew excellence a1 demanded for victory. Consensus was that the new class should be a monohull keel boat with a formula assessment of effective sail- ina lenatb related to sail a rea and with the foUowing limits: •International Yac ht Racing Union rules should apply. •Maximum overall lengt.b. 85 feet (2S.9 meten). •Effective sailing length formula would result in a waterline length not pater than 6S feet. Other parameters would include a maximum beam of 20 feet; approx- imate displacement, 45.000 pounds; approximate dnft. 14 feet, and mini- mum frecboard (between the water and deck entrances) would be con- (Pleue .-OUIDltLUfltS/82) Tlae Blan a 8trlpee catamaran and tbe Rew Z.-t.Dd cball..,e pcbt manea.er for poeltlon duriDC atart of nee. . ·Defense points CdM in ·right direction . After 1-5 '87 start, a Kings open' 88 ytopptngHB, 7-0 BJ ICD ZINTEL ........ Ceil 4 fl I The Corona del Mar High football team aot off to a quicker start in Friday night's season-opener tha n 1t did last year. And that's about all that can be sai<i about tbe Sea Kings' 7-0 win over HuntiQllOo Beach at Davidson Field. In 1987,Coronadcl Mar lost. 27-1. to tbe Oilers on its way to a 1-5 stan. The Sea Kinp then corrected thinas u they won the Sea View lea&ue chaJli~p. All Corona dcl Mar needed this dine WU a »yard touchdown pass l'OID "fJ Pricle to Warren Jobnson)n the second quarter. The defense did the rut. • inston Beach never threatened alter that. Meanwhile, Price was consistent 1f not excitin&. H e completed 12 of 23 passes for 117 yards and one inter- ception. He drove Corona del Mar 55 )ards in the second quarter. capped by h1 What held Corona dcl Mar at bay touchdown pass to Johnson "ho most of the cvenin& was penalties -madeas~larovcr-tht<.shouldtt: 12 in all for 11 S yards. catch in lhe end zone. Jobnson. the ••The penalties hurt us time and pme's ladi, rccciver \\i th 's" apin, .. said Corona dcl Mar Coach ruq>eions for 9 yards. caught thtc'e ~ve Holland. "We just made a lot of paues in the drive for 53 yards. mistakes which we have to correct." .. Price did a near perf~t JOb." . The ~orona dcl Mar dcfcnser big-Holland-said. -Wc-matk a tor of and quick all over, controlled the line mistakes. ancf~t he hung in there.·· ~f ICrim~. Led by ~nior middle The Sea JGnp ~'ett able to mo"c h~ John Katovsach (6-3. 225 tbebellwithsomesucccss throughout ~unds) and linemeo Bobby Hall the niaht but penalties cost \hem (6-2. lOS) and Brett Allen (6-1, 20S), dearly. lnall.,Corona del Mar missed the Oilen' farthest penetratio n was three field pis. HU'ntinaton Beach. which accord- inato head coach George Pascoe, is "vety youn& and immature." could never "pin offensive momentum apinst a physically dominating de- fense. the Corona def Mar I 7 at the end of Pucoe, ne~nhclcss, \Y•s plea~ the first half. That resulted in a with bis team's overall pla). cs- miued 38-yard faeJd Pl and Huot-pedally that of the defense. ··With a 7-0 score, we must have done some things right:· he said. "We're a young team and it's just 1oin& to take a while to mature. Corona del Mar is big and physical and wt did well tO' harig in there:· · The Sea Kings dro' e to the Hunt- inatonBeachJ 8-yardlinc in their first poss6sion but were unable to con"en a 35-yard field goal. The drfre was hiahhatned by passes to JcffOark for 13yardsandJohnsonfor 10,anda 11· yard run by Brian Lucas. The Oilers· Cary Mitchell re· covered a fumbled punt at midfield midway through the S«Ond quarter with the score 7-0. but Hunt1nglon Beach was unable to mo'e the baU qainst the ltlcs of Kato,·s1ch, HaJI and Alkn, and iinebaclters Ron .\km. Q\ris Dcucbar. Pat Callaghan and JerTOtt Willard. Quanert.c~ Oms Will took the Oikrs deep. into Corona del Mar ...... .. CdM/83) •• Conner keeps Cup by sailing away from New Zealand SAN DIEGO-SOR-ING. That's the short wa~ to spell Amenca'sCup XXVll. Yes. for the second race in a rov. Dennis Conner and has eight-man crew aboard the 60-foot catamaran Stars&Stripcsd1da honzonJob (literally) on Michael Fa~ and his 40- man ere" aboaro I.he I .3J· foot mono- hull New Zealand. Thecndresult IS that the .\rnenca ·' Cup stays in the possession of San Diego Yacht Club for at least another three years-bamng the outcome of acoun battle b~ Fa~ "ho" lll prote5t that thewholeth1ng "'as a mismatch Which. ofcourse. 11 was. Regard- . lessofwhatthe 100-,ear-old-\men- ca 's Cup Deed o fGdt sa) s. Friday's S«ond and dec1dmg race started out in a 3-to-5 knot westrrl~ breeze that barcl) nffied the water off Point Loma. Stars,& Stnpes started to lee"' ard about 29 SC'COndsahead and that v.35 the ballpme. As the breeze f~hened to about 15 kno ts. Stars & Stnpcs rounded the flrst mark of the tnangularcourse t 13 miles from the start) I 0 minutes and .3 seconds ahead. extended the lead to l 1 :54atthereachingmarkand~l 08 at the finish. Then came the post-racr pre"ss conference. v. h1ch has usualh been Au.011 l.ocuan BOATING the hl&hli~t of Amenca'sCup XXVfl Wllh aCCU5atlOnS and barb retorts flying thick and fast. Fndav·sconferenoe was no d1f- ferent. Iist.arted '-"1th an amicable sttnario "1th both sades congratula1- 1na each other on their performance., But it soon detenora1cd 1momore accusauons of poor sponsman<.h1p and arguments a~ut the vas1I~ different boats. Bruce Farr des1gnerof:"Je"' Zea- land. was accused of des1grung a slo"' boat. Hisrcpl) wa~ that Sov. Zealand was the fastest monohull an the wurld and could beat an~ other boat its s1ze. Jim Kilro)'.8 former "e'-""'J)Ort Beach resident and 0"' nerofthe 82- foot maxi boat K1aloa V. "'as brought 1ntotheac1 when C-onner'>u~ted that K.ialoa V eould t-cat "le .... Zealand. Kilroy. observing the conference as a spectator. "'as g1' en tile micro- phone todcba1e 'eloc1t1es made good in cert.a.Jn t) JX''> of"' ind " 1th Farr. Nothing was settled. The bottom line 1!> that the .\men- ca'sCup stays 1n San Diego until Fa~ takes has case to the !"e"' 'r orl (Pleue eec CONNER/B2) . ! .. • . Onftee CoeM DAILY PILOT/ Saturdey, September 10, 1118 Conner defends lopsided.fimeric~ 's Cup win SAN Dll!OO (AP) -DeMis Conner said he only did wMI M Md IO do to keep the America's Cup. 0... won ..Wna's lftOll presti&ioua trophy for the ddld lime Friday,~ IO an euy victory to comple1e al-Owbltewub olNew Z.elaland in a series that now bads lw a New Yort courtroom. °1'bil wun't 10methins we wanted to do. We had a -ad did h," Conner said after his Stan cl Stripes, his ICMbol catamaran, left the hUJC chde.,. from New Z-h'MI miles bebincl. winn1na by 21 minutes, I 0 .... 'Be result minored Wednesday's first race, when the 132-i»ol IDODObull wu hopelessly behind after only a few -·-At a polt-nce news conference. Conner also prailed his crew ad laid be bad no personal animosity toward MicbMI Fay, tbe New Zealand merchant banker who b'ced tbe one-on-one meetina in court. -rhe aailon never lharcd the controversy and bittenaell," Conner said. adding that, "it's hard to Giants' Uribe plcktn1 up pieces iafter wlfe's death Fnm TM Aaedale4 Press SAN FRANCISCO -Every night II when Giants shortstop Jose Uribe returns to bis apuunent, hi~ two daughters arc waibaa. Luudriana is 2. a regal beauty with dart eyes. Jacqueline is I . moody and stubborn and wih u a politician. They lay awake waiting for the dick o(tbe front door. • ""Give me kin," he'll say. "Good niabt, daddy ... .. Good niaht, t.by." Sometimes when Uribe turns the key. he'll hear Dulcdeni&, bis wife's aunt, reading to his children from the Bible, and when they're finall y aslttp, hc'U pick up tbe book himself and read until he. too, closes his eyes. It's been three months since he buried his wife. San. in a family plot in the Dominican Republic. He can chronicle the time in the face of his son, Rique Jose, ~San pve birth to the day before she died. When Rique was just hours old, Uribe held the premature 3-pound, 3-ouncc baby in his palm, and he aod Sara laqbedabout how scrawny he was. Because Uribe miaed a plane, he didn't arrive at Sequoia Hospital in Redwoo<t City until I a.m .• long after the baby was born. · When Uribe returned to the hospital the _next momillJ. Sara was in a "{'Oma. struck down by a conaienataJ heart ailment. By afternoon, she was dead .• She was 27 years old. · .. I tty to keep aoin&. keep working hard." Uribe aays. leanina beck on a couch in his sparse living room. There arc no family pictures on display. "I fot three kids I got to take care of J got to be father. aot to be mother. I got to be everything to them." Not a day bas gone by that Uribe hasn't searched •the Bible for answcss. His mottler died five years ago. and he turned to the Bible then, too. "I know you're born and someday you're going to die. But for her so young and so strong ... I learned a lot ofthinp when my mother died. You have to be strong. .. you bav~to oo~ntrate. You have to maJc:e-your life keep goi111-You have to play baseball. I know the onlywaytota~ecarcofm> children is to play baseball." . . Mae Rel•, after winning the World Series of Golf -and its S 162,000 top prize -in a sudden- dcath playoff with Tom Watson: "I guess I don't have to worry about a job for a while." .... NEW YORK -Chris Even pulled ~ out of her U.S. ()pen semifinal apinst Skfti Graf Friday because of a stomach virus. movina Graf to within one victory of tbe Grand Slam. .. My body fecls liie it's been throu&h a war," Evert aid in a statement released by the Women's Jnlel'Dational Tennis Alaociation. .. Every mUlde and joint aches. PbysicaJJr, I couldn't to out and play. I don't have any CDefJY.' Graf, who ii ttyma to become the first Grand Slam winner in 18 ~· will play her doubles partner, Gabriela Sebeuni, in '=l's women's final. Sebetini, the fifth beat No. 11 Zina Garrison, 6-4, 7-5, in the temifinals Friday. ..., Bui die mMCh was ov~ by the wi1WraW911 of Evert and Lquna Beach's Rkk Leach, wllO ... b'ced IO pull out of the men's doubles final ._._ ofa limi.ler virus. Lach and Jim Pugh "-d to ..._.. tbeir match apinst Scraio Casal and Emilio Sacha of'!pain. Oral, wbo bad beakn Evert siA straight times. said Ille waa diMppoint.ed by the walkover. , .. I waa very up to play today," she said at a news COldlmmce ... I wanted to play very bedly. Now I have to lllink lbout tomorrow." Tournament physician Gary Wadler said Evert widlcllew '"with pat trepidation and sadnct.s, but we ..,.. _.there wu no way she could play toda}." Yl"adler laid Leach bad I IOJ.-dqrec fever, while E°"" Md a temperatme of I 0 I. The doctor said both ...,_weft aho sufferins from vomitinaand diarThea. believe, but l really hlte Michatl Fay," "What do you do to peQple you don't hke'!" Fay, New Za•nct•a owner. raponckd. .. Tbey were two very aood races from tbeir pan of view," llid David Barnes, Conner's rival helmsman ... It's diappointina we couldn't sail ap.inat a bolt like ours. .. Fay. wbo sued twice to become the chaUeneer in a l'9CC the Americans did not want, uid before Friday's race be would ao back to court reaardlcss of the outcome. He claims that America's Cup rules outlaw a match between a catamaran and a monohull. '"I'll move as quickly as possible. I'd like to be home by Christmas," Fay sajd with a thin smile. New York State Supreme Court Judge C..rmcn Ci119rik, trustee of the deed of sift of the Cup, ruled in Fay's favor when he sued for the right to race for the C\lp . But she ruled apinst him when he sued to block the San Die.JO Yacht Oub from racina a cat apinst his boat. 11y1na the C\lp should be decided first on the water. Conner. though 42 seconds late in crossin, the 1tartiftJ line, still led by 29 seconds as bolh yachts played it ufe in a liaht west wind. Barnes momentarily slowed his rival with a false tack but Conncr's li&htweight cat was just too fast to be caught by the towerina c~llenger. After the first I 0 minutes. the IN THE BLEACHERS "Brain cramps! Quick, fetch the salt tablets." COLLEGE STATION, Texas -EE Texas A&M Univcrsltfs football Team •II• was barred from bowl games after this season and placed on two years' probation Friday after the NCAA found the school violated at least 2S rules. , . The penalties, outlined if\ a 12-page single-space order from the National Collegiate Athletic Associa- tion. aJso cut the number of scholarships the school may offer incoming players next year. cut the number. of visits recruits may maJce to the schoors campus and trimmed the number of coaches who are aJlowed to make recruiting visits. Jackie Sherrill. the athletic director and football coach, also was placed on administrative probation for two years. . "There's been a lot of stress with this team over the last five or six years; and now we'll take the hand that's been dealt us and go from there," Sherrill said. According to the NCAA.i football prospects or their relatives were offered improper inducements or were told in such a way ro i~lr. they would receive improper inducements or benefits 1fthc prospect attended Texas AclM. . IU'L llf'8 Dent'• aaapelialon CHICAGO -The NFL lifted Chi-EE caa<> defensive end Richard Dent's JO.day • 9 i. suspension Friday for violating the league's drua policy and ruled he could play in the Bean' pme on Sunday. _ Michael Coffidd, a lawyer representing the NFL, made the surprise announcement Friday before a Cook County Circuit Cour:t hearing scheduled on a lawsuit Dent filed in a bid to overturn bis suspension. Dent dropped his suit when the NFL agreed to allow him to play in Sunday's game and to give him a• bearina before commissioner Pete Rozelle next week. Coftidd said the hearing would be scheduled at a time convenient to both sides. The ultimate decision on whether Dent will pla) apinat the Indianapolis Colts gam(. is up to the ~1 said Mitchell Pawl.an, a lawyer for Dent. The Bean nao planned to move Al Harris into Dent's spot. Seattle'• Youn& dealt to Colt. KIRKLAND, Wash. -Four-time • Pro Bowl linct.ckcr Frcdd Young couJdn •t t • i. a.et the Seattle Seahawks to pay him what he • thouaht he was wonh. But he did succeed in f\ndina..somcone who would, · · · With a stntqy not unlike the one new teammate Eric Dickerson used to force.the Los Anaeles Rams to U'lde him las1 season.l. Young left the shadows of Brian ~·, 10-year, ~11-milJion deaJ with a husc new contnct of his own from his new cmploytrs, the Indianapolis Colts. Youns. who made the Pro Bowl in each of his four NFL .-ons, was dealt to the Colts Thunday ni&b& after linina out the Seahawks' opener last Sunday. y ouna's Los Angeles-based aacnt. Jeff Dank worth. laid the Colts will rip up Youns's old PKt and sivc the ftftb.,ar pro a new five-year contract worth S4.5 millioa. Americana were lOO yards ahead and on tbe&r way. After the wind piped up to IS knoll to make the last twolep racbes, Sws "Stnpn was Oyinaatan estimated 11 UOcl with her solid sail~basically an airplane win& set on end. Conner drove bis catamaran over the finish line to a horn-blowint ulute from some 1,000 spectator yachts. New Zealand, with Fay aboard as part of the deck ballast pna. ftnhbed an anticlimactic 21 minutes, I 0 ~nds in Conner"• wake. Conner easily took a 1-0 lead in the best-of-three match Wednetday, and the man who won the Cup in 1980 and apin in 1987 after losin& it in l 983 -the first Amencan to do so in the Cup's long history -was a no- bets choice t.nina a breakdown aboard his intricate speedster. Bruce Farr, New Zealand's dcsiJDer, had said only very unusual weather "or an act of God" could &ivc his yacht a chance. But moderate winds and light swells were like catnip for Conner's mechanical cat. Farr bristled when John Marshall, Stars cl Stripes sailina coordinator, said at the news conference that "the challen&ina yacht was not fast. It's ridiculous to ask a desianer to match a boat that's not fast." "If John Marshall thought New Zealand was not fast. QaallflerGal181herahare.lead Jlm Gallaper, who had to win a playoff in the qualifyin& round to enter the tournament, shot a second straiaht 67 Friday to tic Canadian Dave Barr for the lead after two rounds of the Greater Milwaukee Open in Franklin Wis. Gallagher and Barr, who shot a 68, were tied at 10-under-par 134 after two trips around the 7,030-yard Tuck.away Country Oub course ... C.Ueea Walker and S.au Suden shot 4-under-par 68's and took a one-shot lead over CaGy Job1t011 in the open ins round of the LPGA tournament at Riverside Golfand Country Oub in Portland ... Gary Player birdied his last two holes to tic Dale Dot111a11 for the lead with a 9- under-par I 3S after 36 holes of the Senior North Classic in Indianapolis. Seven other players head into today's final round of at the 6,670-yard, par-72 Broadmoor Country Oub within two strokes of the leaders. Frea•l reportedly won't return Chicago White Sox Manager Jim • FnaMI prot.bly will not be back next season and will be replaced b)' someone closer 10 team General Manager Larry Himes, a newspaper reported Friday. The Chicago Sun- Timcs, quotina unidentified baseball sources, reported that Himes tried to fire Fregosi in the spring before the start of the season but was overruled by board chairman Jerry Reba.....,, and willdo so, after Oct. 2 when the f9Ular schedule ends ... Fred Lyu probably will be thgible forthtpostscason if the Detroit T;gcnmalce the playoffs, the Washington Post reported in Friday's editions. The newspaper reported that Commissioner Peter U...,_tll said he's consid~ring making Lynn eli&ible for the pla:yoffs, but the Post-Saidspurccs..near the commissioner tndicate he has already made up his mind to do it ... Tllelma P•YH Saabora, who won a bronze medal in the three-meter springboard diving competition in the t 920 Olympics. has died in Los Anaeles following a lingering illness, accordin& to her niece. Sanborn ~as 92. Sanborn was the United States women'151>ringboard diving champion in 1918, 1919 and 1920 and finished third in the Olympic Games at Antwerp. Belgium ... A field of I 0 headed by Shon Sleeves was entered to run in St1oday's $200,000-added Ramona Handicap at Del Mar. ··· · Televlalon, radlo TELEVISIO~ 8 a.m. -TENNIS: U.S. Open, men's semifinal and women's final, Channel 2. 9:30 a.m. -COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Ken- tucky at Auburn, TBS. -· l'l:IS a.m. -BASEBALL: Detroit at New York Yankees, Channel 4. _. _ _ 12:30 p.m. -COLLEGE FOOTBALL: USC at Stanford, Channel 7 (Prime Ticket, IO:lp p.m.). . . 2 p.m. -GOLf':-Orcater Milwaukee Open. (delayed), Channel 9. 2 p.m. -COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Okla- homa at North Carolina, ESPN. S p.m. -COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Nebraska at UCLA, Channel 7. S:30 p.m. -BASEBALL: Angels at Texas, Channel S. 6 p.m. -COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Michipn at Notre Dame, Channel 2. 6 p.m. -WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL: USC vs. Utah followed by Lona Beach State vs. Texas Tech Prime Ticket. 1 p.m. -BASEBALL: Atlanta at San Diego, TBS. 8 p.m. -HORSE RACING: Del Mar replays, Channel S6 (Prime Ticket, JO p.m.)~ RADIO IOa.m.-COLLEGEFOOTBALL:CalState Fullcrt?n at West Vif'linia, KMNY ( 1600): 12.30 p.m. -COLLEGE FOOTISALL: USC at Stanford, KNX (I 070). I p.m. -COU.EGE FOOTBALL: Lo"I Bach State at Qreaon, KPZE ( 11 90). 5 p.m. -COLI.EGE POO'l'BALL: Nebraska at UCLA, KMPC(710), KMNY (1600) . 5 J>.m. -BASEBALL: Oakland at Kansas City, KNX(l070). 5:30 p.m. -BASEBALL: Anacls at Texas •. KRTH (930). ' 6 p.m. -C9UJCGE FOOTBALL: Michigan at NOiie Dune, KPZ~~ 90). 7 p.m. -II ALL: Cincinnati at Doc1sn. KABC (790). 'l D •• ~m. -BASEBALL: Atlanta at San Diqo, KFM (760). 10:30 _p.m. -HORSE RACING: Los AlamilOI Championship (time appsox.imak), KNX(l070). why didn't Sail Ammca (lhe SDVC CUp ~rpaizalioe) match it?" Farr retorted. ''the people to my f'i&llt (Conner • and Manhall) didn't have the 1uts." He later called the Stan It Stripn desi&n team "lian" in their auesunent ofhi1 boat's speed. h was another storm ashore in contiast'to lhe calm weather at eea. At an 8narY news conference after the fin\ race. Kiwi \ICtilian Peter: Lester accuted Conner of -makt~ a moclte11" of the race by not sailing Stars It Stripes. which canuil faster than the wind, at top speed. Conner replied aqrily: 'I aueas when he's won four America's Cups. he can tell me how to do it." While not sayina as much in so many words. the Kiwis apparently think Conner is sailinajust '1ow enoqb to win to avoid proving Fay's protests that the cat- monohull encounter is a mismatch illcpl under the ancient Cup rules. Conner's cat is the first ever to race for the Cup and probably will be the last. Past and present Cup holden Rached a landmark qreement Thursday on procedures they hope will stop the rancor tha1 m•rlted this series before, during and most ccnainly after. • * * * GUIDELINES SET. ~ • l'roaaBl trolled. r The boat would be sloop-rigged with measured sail area and rig height restrictions. It would carry a crew of 16. Construction rules would allow freedom ofenaineer- ina. excludina certain rare and expensive materials. No material heavier than lead would be permitted. Another boat discussed at length would be a "bia·ri& 12-metcr., with an extended rMSt and more sail area. This, supposedly would satisfy the 12-lncter aficionados includina Dcnms Conner. The new boat, for want of better name. would be called the America's Cup class. The new class was proposed by Ian Mllrray of Australia and Bruce Farr, New Zealand. · The aroup of designcn proposing the Anferica 's C\lp class will appoint a working team that will meet for tbe first week of October to formulate the rules and restrictions for the class. These documents will be circulated for review and finally for confirmation by the IYRU during the fir'St week of November. · Ehman saJd he believes the rYRU will act quickly as "The IYRU needs the America's Cup more than the America's Cup needs the IYRU." . Ficker was selected to chair the event as be bas been involved in the America's Cup competition since 1964. He was skipper of the 12-mctcr Jntrepid which defended the Cup ap1nst Australia in 1970. He was the first West Coast skipper ever to defend the "auld mug." CONNER BREEZES •• PiomBl S~preme Court, _claiming that the whole af{Jir was a mismatch accord mg to the terms of the Deed of Gift. Fay said he wpuld file his case Monday momina and hoped for a decision within two months. With the ~sibility ofappeals, if the judgement goes against him, 1t is possible it may take as long as two years for the case 10 be settled. Fay said he will stay in this country until the case is settled, but hopes to be home by Chlistmas. ~ Newporl to host sen1ors tourney Nationally ranked senior tennis playcn from throuP.out the country will comectc in the 62nd Pacific SouthWcst Seniors Champ1onsh1ps at the Balboa Bay O ub Racquet C1ub in Newport-Beach 1oday through Sei>t. 18. • --- More than 4S(}entrants in 26 age catcgorics'Up to 80 will compete in sinaJes. doubles and mixed doubles. The aucst of honor for the tournament will be Jack Kramer, a four-time national and Wimbledon champion. Irvine resident Bob Howe, former Wimbledon, French and Australian mixed-doubles champion. will preside as official referee. In addition to the nationally ranked seniors, others will also CQmpetc including veteran playcn from other nations, Orange County teaching pros and Soutbcm California's ranked senior players.. Top-ranked Australian player Peter Froelich. a member oftbe country's'Dublcr Cup teanfand a finalist in the recent lntemauonaJ Tennis Federation men's 45 doubles at Lindbora Racquet Club in Huntinaton Bach, will compete with Huntinaton Beach's Lenny I..indb.orJ. Froelich was competina in the Germantown (Pa.) CriCket Oub UST A National Grass Courts doubles final earlier this week. Also, nationally ranked area playcn Bob Duesler and Jim Nelson will enter the. sinales and doubles, while Nelson will also attempt to defend his 1987 Pacific Southwest mixed doubles crown with Iona time pariner Ellen Bryant. Also defendina men's titles arc Irvine's Mike Tunstall (30), Los Angeles' John Lowm. an (3S~) Herm Ahlen ot r>ana Point (45), Llndbors (men's, LA's Lowman and Marty Erk (JS doubles), and ewport Bach's Dennis Trout·and Huntinaton Beach's Dave Bohanan (40 doubles). Collin• lead• from •tart Newport Bach's Phil Collins took tbe laid from the 1wtina pk and was never 9'riously cbalJeapd en route to hia fourth 1Cratch main victory of tbe ...,.. in C"Y motorcycle racina at tbe Qmwe County aiJFNDCb iJtColta Mesa Friday niabt. Olea Avon's Gary Hicks held off a strona~ from Su Clemenk's 8nd Oxley at the stan of tbe barih lap but bcld on for 1eC:Ood. Bruins hope to 1-everse trend against NebraSka P.-fteA•am ... Prw M l h ud UCLA have met three limes ia 11111 -·~ ~ 1Dd It's been a bummer of G lw ........ on eecb ocallOll. -wn. -to "' lhole pyt of( dlat Ml •••ht•~· UCLA c:o.cll Terry Doaabut, --...... w ....... lbe mcond-..... Caal I •• ~· .. tbe aoer lowt tar wt7 • S). -We"ve .,_ DoCiltY ..-.. ...... .._ __ kM!tgp ........ -.· Tat.,._a11cWap .. 1c~ .. am _. 1-. ~ U.IO Go a 41lllNI). n. ..., .. ._. 1111n CI 89 Jlllhe hie ,_, a ... c.oru.llerl prt,.a.t. 42·33, dmW IO a dooli-iecutcl fift . touchdown pa11e1 by Skve Taylor. .. We did a pat job of playina the run," Donah• laid. notana_ that the Conrbulkm 11iaed1•11JOolot# I 17yard1Nllnftl. .. Wedid an .._..lely horrendous job IU>PPina the ....... llMlled. Taylor, who 11 not known as an •lllWH.:t.~· wu 10of15 for 217 yards. ID ~I odMr 10 replar....aon pma H•lliiH\, Ille W 47 completions ill 108 --'"~lad eiPt touchdOWns. TIJlor, wbo Doaahue c8Jled .. one of the fl~• m 11111 ~ ia dM couauy." ia beet ddl ,_, • • it UCLA ~ TroJ ~~i1ely II kftOW1I • ID ~IC).000 .. apecllld. -n., A• h I lllfJll qcmtabict." P1*1 •r c.wt1 Tom OlbarM llid ol tbe ua:A lllikWW h praja1ed • wofdle ftn1 """'no will lie Jltected in na1 ••NFL inf\, -r dlinli ~ it ~ is ' always a ~ pl9Ce to .wt. He'1 a very ftM player and bu been runnina their ofl'ea1e now for 1 couple of yean." Nebrub is 1..0, havina beaten Teua AAM, 23-14, and Utab Slaae, 63-ll. UCLA opened its ...,. with 1n impraaive j9-6 vlCtory over Sen DietO Suk lat Saturday ~ ....................... !vm 9'8afold Coech Jack Elway .._.t .,. .......... or ......... -~ ... tllllil -.......... ~ Jna , .. ,.IOr:tsr...,. U9CCC'M•Ml 7 aa ·~ .. UoM ii will .... a ~ t a ,, .. ..,.olmd rro. ... ,.... fDt 111e QnlMI IO 1\foid -~---bkMlwt al 6e ._.. ol dit No. 6 Trojlaa; Wftll ~ llOd8rY Peete • ,.., older and- tid: ID ctirecl U ofh1e that 10uJat S02 )arda in a 34-7 rout ot llol1on t:ou• n1nt days ..,, daatcould be• tall order. '"To ua, tbe USC offense ii 50 percn1 benlr thu it waa last eeuon," said Elway. "Aad.._vely, lnt}eartheir line waa ~ ud ..... ienoed. Tllia ICUon, that I DO ~-CllC." .... lbredded the Cardillll dde111e for tbw .. hW11 .. down ~in._.~· Jt.24 UIC Yiclor! in tbe Coliaam. I~ ... dlJ 17 b 20 lot 273 rink. He rlCbd ., 271,..ps ··--~· ftM• ..... 1•••ftlll•4e c.111111 &Ir naa. wk1a a fda1hl ..... MW• ---fbr all.._~--IGO,ODQt21ra llo,..,ltNo. llW•Villiaia U~fc141J. ~._,...,_il~..SSIOO.OOO (1112111 .. ftf ARe,.., I OrMge Coast DAILY PILOT/Saturday, Sept.-nber 10, 1118 .. ·Edi ~D gets off on right foot in~88, 7-0 ·Chargers limit ElMOdena to 31 yards In avenging last season's opening loss B1JEFPIMJTH ........ C-J f I A year aao El Modena High rolled by f.dison, 21 -10, to open the 1987 prep football campaign. That started a snowball effect that led to an ().5 stan for Edison and a 2-8 season, the worst in Charaers' history. Friday niaht, the same two teams Sot t<>aether to open a new package - the 1988 season -and this time the Charaers found a gif\ to their liking. Quanerback Grq Angelovic threw for I SI yards and ran for the game's only soorc, while the Edison defense limited El Modena to 31 total yards, as the Chargers defeated the Van- auards, 7-0, at El Modena. The seven-point marf.in did not characterize the dominance the ESTANCIA ••• Prom B l 14, 4, 13, 32 and 21 . twice being set ·back by penalties. At halftime the stats showed Mesa with a bulge of 224-71 in net yardage and J().3 in first downs, but the length of the field indeed played a big role. • Estancia went just 28 yards for its " touchdown -the Mustangs drove 87 -yards for theirs. . Much of Mesa's succeSSJ>ffensivcly came with what was a surprise_ . wishbone, but the Eagles adjusted at halftime and bqan to curtail some of _the Mustangs' rush. And, whatever the Eqles couldn't handle, the Mus- . tanp went overboard in helping -them. It wasn'tjust six turnovers-it was -also mental mistakes. Twice the Mcsans had to call precious timeouts in the second halfbccausc they had l 0 ·players on the field and one of 12 penalties ..P".e Estancia the ball back after the Eagles had punted away. ' Estancia's only le&itimate drive of "the nijht came at the stan of the third quarter when the Eagles moved 46 yards to the Mesa 23 before a 41 -yard field aoat attempt wushon. Mesa-took oveT at its 20, but on the third snap a bad p1t~h resulted in a 17· yard loss, as well as a turnover as ~homas covered the ball at the Mustangs' 3-yard line. Charaen ma1ntaanechhroughout. )Cl f.dison Coach Dave Whne wasn·t about to mope about penalties and on inability to score. •·rm real happy with the win." White said. "We must have had a 101 of yards. We made some stupid penalties, but they were on emotional and agressive plays. Yeah, we've 1otta work on it, but I'm happy we were emotionaJ and aa&ttSs1ve." f.dison was penahzed nine times for 120 yards and turned tile ball over three times, yet the Chargers were in jeopardy of giving up an El Modena sco~ fust once. Late in the first quarter, Edison jumped on top for good as ngelov1c scored on a 21.yard run. The senior faded back to pass, but C)ed a ~1de- open left side of the field and ~ent io for the TD. Jon Cemok's point after was ,ood, and v.uh I :20 left 1n the opening quaner 1t was 7.0, The Charaers n1ned With lWO more sconna opponunit1es late in the first half, but could not ca.sh in With the ball on the El Modena 7 and 3:09 remain101 in •ne '>econd quarter an Angelovic pass was de· nccted at the soat line and lhe Vanauards' Pat Fann, a 5-foot-7, 130- pound defensive back. gobbled the ball up at the I-yard line. After the Edison defense did its Job, the Chargers aot the ball again. this time at the El Modena 34. An~ovic hit Rocky Balch for a first down at the 23-yard-line. but a penalty tv.o pla)s later put the pigskin back on the 33. On the next pla)'• Anaetovfc lofted a perl'ect pass into the end zone. but the ball bounded ofTan Edison ~ceiver's shoulder pads and the half ended. The Chargers outgained the Van· pards. 230-33 10 total )ards 1n the ftnt half. and 396--31 for the same. but El Modena came withm inches of knottana the pme rtudwa) through the f ounh quarter Anttlovic went back to pass on a second-and-nine from his o-. n 4 7, but Finn stepped m front of the Edis.on receiver and had the ball glance offh1 s finttrtips. There v.a<1 nothing but open field in front of the El Modena back. .. "The defense played JUSt super.'' Whi~e said ... It's lo uah v.hen ~ou're bcatina them by tnrce-io-one 1n yardaac. but they can sull beat )Ou. "I thought we dominated. but v.e had a chance to lose. Last )ear v.e lost a lot of close games. This )ear v.e should win a lot of close games ~ Lamont Peay sparked the Edison defense. He deflected a pass in the second quaner. combined v.nh ~1ark Zam1sk.a for a sack of El Modena q~nerback Marcus Esposito 1n the third quarttt and also made l\\O "°lo sacks in the second half. Zam1ska ;::-..o had a solo sack in lhe first half Gus Miranda led the Chnffl"rs around game. rushang for 100 )ards on 17 carries. Angelo' 1c ran for 6 7 yards, · Angelov1c connected on 11 ul h1\ first 13 passes and lhre" for 117 )'ards in the opemng half Patrick Reill) "as the 6-1 senior's fa, onte target. grab- bfog five passes for 26 }'ards. Jim WarTen caught four passes for 29 yards, while Onan Ryder had three receptions for 41 }'&rds. Esposito ~hrew for onl} nine )ards. but he did gi ve the Edison offense fils. The 5-10 senior punted nine times for an average of 48 yards per kick. anclud1ng boots of 55. 65 and 7 0 yards. The key to the game -. as tht' Edison defense . .El Modena started dn' es ans1de its own 25-,ard line '>('\en times and never got Pa$t m O" n ~ ~ * E~ 7, El MNll'9 0 EO•IO'I 1 O 0 f -7 El ~ 0 0 o 0-0 "'"'~ Edl~AnoelO•IC 21 run (Carnoll kiettl 1'20 "'"--•.000 ltstlmate<ll GAME STATISTICS Edhell F1rs1 00"'"' 19 Dlu1fte\•vero1M U -203 P1u1nt 1'1'01111 151 p"""' 20-29· 1 ltetun1 VlfOIM' 3t "'-11•• llCk veroe" l-mon-3 Net v1ro101 396 P\;(111 S-29 Ful\'\04es·fum~ 1011 3·2 ~11lu·varo1111 9-120 Time ol POUIHloro 2C 3t •Punt, onte•ceotion tumote rttum1 EINle ' 22·56 ' 1·1·0 0 S-mln-:M 31 , ... 1·0 11· .. 23'21 INOIVIOU•L ltUSHING Edl~lr1no1 17 100 A"91lovic, 7·61, Nowotnv )·33 E t Mo-Gut..,.rez 1·25 F nn 2'1 Oodln. S· to<·rrtlnu1 2, E1001.10 t7·tor...,.,""' 2- tNOIVIOUAL PASSING ECll-AllOllO•IC 20·19· I ISi E l Mo-Esoos110 1·1-0 9 INOIVIOVAL DllECEIVING Eo 10t>-lt11"" S·t6 W1rren •·29 Dl>toer l·•I Moreno. 1·21 Baic:~ 1·20 S.rro 2·20 El ~''"" I· c;.,1...-ru l·for·m"''" Woodbridge gives Gibson first win Warriors' Schweer throwsfor227 yards totopTritons. 22-6 By STAN GllA.NCR .... NltCc;u J Ale I It was not spectacular. but tht' defendinaCIF Desert ~1ounta1n Con- fercnce champion Woodbndge "ar- riors handed their ne" coach .1 :::?-6 victory oveT San Clemente at In 1ne Hiah Friday mght ··we still have a lot ot bu1ldang to do. but th~ gu)s fought hard on every pla)." said "amors Coach Rick Gibson. v.ho v.as plea~d "1th the gritty performance his team g.ll\C "They deserved the ' 1cto~ .. , Thmgs did not start out "ell for Woodbridge, winch v.as forced to punt on its fLrSt possession. quarter to gn t' the Wamors some bre3lhang room. l ~-6. .. He has worked the hardest of anv player on lhe team. and he is a good leader .. Gibson said. After the opening dnvc b) San Clemente, the Woodbndgc 'defense allowed onl) 50 yards total offense for the rest of the game. The Wamors controlled lhe ball for almost 3:? minutes San Clemente's best weapon was 1ts punter Cameron Bro~n. who con- s1stentl) blasted his boots o'er 40 )'ards to keep the Wamors an poor field pos1t1on. However. m the fourth quarter. the Tntons found a wa' to silence Bro" n as the snap from ~titer ~1lt.>d 0' er his head and through the end zone g1' mg the Wamors a safen ~He the victor). Gibson feels his team has a lo-ng "a~ to go before being one of tht' be\t an the count~. ··1 do not knov. "'h' e"enone is ranking us in the 1C fF1 Top 10:· Gibson said "We are green up front. and we are going to make a !Qt of mistakes. We ~' c ourselves prob- lems tonight as the penahties just killed us. Darryl Oliver and Pat Myers came up with big stops for Mesa, forcing the field goal attempt/but Bunker's try :.was aood and Estancia had its first lead. Not much later Howatd recovered a Mustanis' fumble. and on the first play Kevan Thomas dashed seven Batancla'• Jo.h WQlt.klewicz tries to pall two Coeta Mesa tac~en In a ~~ruale for ................ .., ... ._ atra yardaae after a third quarter recep- don. Be aafnecl three yard• o~ the play. The snap from center sailed O'\ t'r punter Fred Schweers head into the end zone, but Schweer had the presence of mind to pick up the ball and ~t off a punt, even 1f It v.as onl) 14 yaros to the Wamors· 35. Three plays later the Tntons scci'red. but missed the c-0nvers1on attempt settl- ing for a 6-0 lead. Woodbridge bounced bad. "Ith a nine-play drive that co' ered ~4 yard The touchdbv. n came on a I:?-' ard halfback option pass from · ot t Seymour to R~an ?'ash \\1th Jusun Fisher's PAT. the Wamors took the lead for good. -6 "First-and·~S calls are hard to make. and 1f! had to make them' more often I ~ould qu1t.'' * WMdbrl4tle 22. S.n a.m.m. 6 ~" Ouen.n • yards. onl).' to fumble. But unlike Mesa's offense. Thomas had help as teammate Patrone -pabbcd the ball to maantaan pos· session for the Sea View League representatives. thing." ,. Baldwin JU.St shrugged h1.s shoulden. There ~asn't much he could do at he lime about s1~ turnovers. ..We blocked and v.e caught the ball. and "e·re fast. but ... ·· he said. not finishing lhe sentence. * .IstMdaJ.L teshl Mew JJ Sc-111¥~ Hanley was open on the next pla} and s~nly Estancia was in com- mand. "We made some mistakes," said - liebengood, "but winnmg the foot- ball game was the most important . Estancia Cotta MIH 6 o 10 1-n 1 0 0 •-•l Flnt ~,_ Est-eurr0W1 • nm tru" te f<I •;n - CM-eo!lln• • r\111 ii""''' 1t•C11.> ~ ~euziilg~r whips ~.Artists, ·42-14 . . Olympians· running ame racks up 196 - yards in opening win first quarter and a 21-7 edge at baJftime.lhe Artists cam~ as close as 21-14 in the third quarter when running back Shan Gra) ran fQr a s1x- yard touchdown. but Laguna Beach needed a security guard on pcc1al teams to stop the 01) mptans. BJ RICHARD DUNN D11rP•1U:•: $ •1 I Gray had 50 )ards rushing on nine c,arrics aod quarterback Aaron Scheid · H gh completed 9 of23 passe for 61 ~ards, Some of the bits Leuzmger 1 accountingfo rallbut 14ofthcAn1sts' rqjstcred probably made the faces of many Laauoa Beach parents in the yards. • crowd crinae Friday night. ..I think we did O K." S<\,1d Olne). · The devastating blows even left "They're a physical team and ~e some of the players wondering what played a phys1ca l game. Now ~c · to say u ther. staggered off the field. know we're a good physical team, and "We didn t get outhit, really,'' said we'll be able to play ph)'sical football Lquna Beach linebacker Scan with people." ·~'Mallet. "I just don't know what to The Anim scored w1th _9: 19 let~ in • sa~·· the second.quarter, Scheid. crashing •• The Olympians, stocked with a into the end zone on a 5-yaro run. couple .of blue-chip players who will .. Had it not been for Mallet's hard no. ~oubt perfotm ·at Division I tackles. equal to tbe task of Leuz- colletet next season, rolled to an easy infer's hitting, it m ight have been -,2-1' victory over the Artists in a uglier. seuon-<>Pt;ntn& game at l'.aguna Lquna went S6 yards on us first :.Beach Hi&h. possession oft~ third quanu wlth -Mallet, a 6-0, 190-pound iunior G!=ng in from the 6 for th< ... who stood out on defense for Laauna to own. • Beach, bad six tackles in the first half. · * _ Until Mallet stopped Leuzinger run· 42. u_. llMClt 14 .• nina bKk Tim Camilo for a short 1an..., ~ pin, Lc~nter averaged six yards a t::_ 1eectt 1: ~ 2~ ~ cany on its first three pla}'S from ~ ~ .. -ICrimm.,c. ~ 21 i'\111'1 <•ncradl 1t1c:..1, ',. ... It was rock'em, sock'em, stick'em-lllek~JecoO& 15 -t rttvl'n CAndradl bard footbelJ for Lcuzingcr. In the -... ...,_ -u-+-e thi~ evened out in the L• Sclleld s ""' cer..,.. lllck>, ,.,, •-~ • "'" IA"*adl 11.lcll) 11) llCODd half. 0 1 l..quna Beach was ~ .._ not ouduastJed, nor was it out-La-Of•., ' "'" ,,,.... kick>. 7'07 -_dilci...l~....t. Leua WM!moo• IS 11.lcttofl retll!'n IA~ ....._... llldll. t:Sl. . -Lll'aM leach Coach Lyman Olney Leua Wtl"nwo l r"" tAnoradl 111c111, ns -wat not oulCOICbcd. either. ~ n "'9Q to JecOO\ 1Anc1r .. lllctl), .. • -Leuilt1er simply had the h0f"9ft to A ......... 2• ,....,....., ==~die ball at will. Eleven Olym· •AMII ITANnet :=:pians drried the ball '3 times for 196 '-• =,...as. They toWled 226 rushin& ::::.-._.... ..,.,~ =Jlldl if you take awey the bed snap =:..,.. M~ =111M COit LeuziftF" JO yanS.. ..,,,. .,.,.... ., =-""We .,.. out tq.played, not -..w .-.,.,..... , =..wt." IMd Olney, wfi0tt team won ""..,... ii' 1~ =• Plldlc Cout Lc.que chem-==....~ '"' ,., ::.~,, ... tan. ,.._.......... """ = -t.t.awr picked up l:M net yank, ,,,..., 111•11'1 1 n 1> _. L ' L ff ._, .,,__, ..... C!ldA I~,..._ Le ' ,, ... '1 •-n-1 0 0 ,,, >.Jt >-1 >-n n•1 -as c•'aaHon 1 .. ic .. o rttum .,, -••VAL -=0uaoe Wltiunore and 7' ~ .... 0....1:. Mt, ......... NI.,..._. z•,,.b= Oii • -nt mum by Rachq' Ht: ........ --. ..... CMW •-u ---. r-..,_, J-4; .....,, 1-:c; WIU, H , ... ,. t• .... lllla weft IOUChdowfts. lilr-.. t, ..... "*"a 1adlllJ Odom. Lrili~·1 QUU• ........... ,.. idlllt, M.: ••••• H -llltld7 c.ried ICven bmtl 6' _79 -. M , --II~~ -r'1 ':itiadtJI~.~ ~~ ...,. o.m. 1-H. ,. ......... _. ... ~ ~ ··-,... ... , _..,..FLMa ..... ........ 71,.,.. u.--•1• 1·& ..... H6 L-,. I r100ka l4-0ac.d1~tht ~. t-• ... »· .. w... =~~~-~---,. ....... , .. T1Wcl ~ Eil-9Uflker 21 FG, s~. Ell-HI N .... l7 DIU from Uckt• kick) 0 » F-"" Qua,_ E"-P11r-31 1'lterG1o•o0~ '''"'" "' Var· QUIZ "'°'' 10:15 CM-eon " IS rUf' run I• ..i Atteno.nce 1 000 1n• me•ed IHOIVloUAL Jl\JSHING E"-Ollil•tw·Cl, 10-71 e ... "owl 6· 18 Tl•OI''"· 2· 1,S, UcJLtr... JJ~Q. CM-llonm1, 9·'7 Lt!' ngwe 6-Sl 5'11onft, 1•·21. SchnetWf·I 5·20 WtoSlf1' ?·C Yuen, I•) I IHOIVIOUAL ~ASSfNG E 11-'-\JCiler, s-1' ·0 68 CM-Scnones. 6·1'·2 129 IMDfVIOUAL DllECEIVING E't-Hartlev, 2·S7 P1tror>1 1·1' No· ftkll'<oliCI 2·1 ·cM-S.~adav •·71 It w 2·SI GAME STATISTICS lht Flnt oow"' 7 DlllV!ft·veroa" 71.1;9 PaulllO n roaee 68 Pan "9 s 14·0 Dletum 'flf0.M' 12 NeNl!ve iact. n roaoe z.,.,.,.., Net n ro.oe 2SI PYnts S·ll F umoles ·!Umllils 'Cl\ I S-0 P•1••1tilt-veroeee 11-11 Tll'nl of OotMH!o<I 17 CS "P\Hlt, lnterceot.0<1 lumOll •t'"'"' CM II '3·21• 129 6· '•·2 9 •·rr n· 14 331 •·33 ·-· 12-T.l lO IS ........ ~_, ........ _ Cdll janlor nann•nc back Brian Lacu ...U a manea.er to •• Uoa.nd e-t1a1ton defen•lTe tNlck Kt:ftn lleardalee. ARE 4 RouNouP ------ Nash finished v.1th fi ve r«ep11ons for 85 Va.rds. He also intercepted a pass and ~turned 1t ~ ardc, for a touchdown to put the game out ot reach late 10 the fourth quaner. Leading tbe "a) for Woodbnd~c wasSchwecr."hov.as l~of33for::_ - yards. The senior quanerbacl alw ran for a touchdo-. n late 1n tht' third CdM .•. Prom Bl territory near the end of the fim hall but Akin sacked him 10 mo' c: thl' ball back to long-distance field goal range: In tbe second half. Corona del ~far running ·back .Chns Borg got un- tracked. He wound up a., thl.' game's leading rusber "1th 5:? ~ards on 11 carries. '* c .... «Ill MAr 7, H~ Bffdl 0 ScWI 111¥ Ouadlr'l Hunlineton 8MCI' • 0 0 c 0 ~ cor-Cle'! Mlilr 0 1 c 0 -7 SlcllMI Qua,. CCIM-~SOI' lO DIU '•o~ p. ct CCI~ ttietl) 9 1'-Attlf\danee· 1 IOO ln tome!IO) GAME STATISTICS Hll F ''" oown$ 5 Jlu'1>n•Vll'Gall« ll· 2t Ptiilnll n roa11« 62 Pautno 1·75 , Jl•llK!I Ytr0.11«' 0 Neoe!ivt llC• vUGall« 2• Ne! var 0.11« &e Puf>t1 6·36 FumDiH·fuml>ln ~I 1·1 "'-ltifl•Yt reltM 1 15 Time of oossenlon 20 • l •Puftt. lnteraotion !\;mllll rtfllr"I INOfVlOUAL SIVSt41HG t;dM l 3e " 1: 17 :l I r l H&-<\11\f\JnVl\lm 1·29, Dunne!MI" ' C T111tll 3·3, COOC*'. 2·2, Pelhnato l·lor ~ • • I Wlll, 7·~·millUI I~ COM-&on. '1·52,. HMO, l·lO 1.uCI\ 12-21 Keto~odl. •·S. ,Prlce l·tor·..,·~.a l INOfVlOUAL ~ASSING H9-Wl1', 7"11~ SJ, P911tMlD I ' ' t CoM-'"rice, 12·23·1 117 9"otVlOUAL st•CEMNG H9~UM "Oi'lllm 4•3' ,..11.,..IO ~ J EIWNnan ,_, CoM-~IOn •·" .l«"'SO" 2·16 C •·• 1·13 LUCH 1·12 ~ t ·O San C......,11 ~ 0 0 o-. •-n WoodllrlCIVC 7 0 1 Flnt CNet1w SC~ l •ul'I ot~ 11 leCI a 13 Wooo-Nun 12 PIU .,..,..., ~-- •IOlll s-oe Tllrtl OMnw W-xn-1 r~ I=~ It.Clo. 0:2C "'-"' °""""' W__..!V VllD o..• ol .no t-6:09 WG00-4oiail' CO n•erceoloOI' returr1 (Ir.le .. 1"':9~~ JOO '" '"l'\lled G~ STATISTICS SC F""'IOOwnl 7 DIUSNt·"•'-10-S7 ,..s~ne V1rGa11« 39 PH~ 6-71·1 DllM" vercSaoe• 27 N191h'ff wtClt v1roa111 l·m111·71 Net n roaoe 101 Punts r" FumOits·lurnDlll IOll •·2 ~lllfl~Yll'Clalll 9·70 Time ol POl..Uion 16'()9 31.Sl •'"uni ll'l:erceotlon lumate re1urm lfltOfVIOU•L ltUSHIHG WWII 17 30-101 139 ll·JA-0 19 2·min·16 343 S-211 3·1 11·100 SC-'aoM , 1·lS Ma100,.aoo t -29 H•o.rfleld 2-lor·m.nus 2 CO<!Oer, )·for-minus •. l(ova ndl S·tor·""""' n WooO-S.vmt><lr 12·'3 Maooen, 7·2o Sc::llweer t-lO, Maslen . 1·6. YurkOvlc:tl •·O INOfVtOU•L ~.US*G SC-Kovende 6-21-' la WOOO-Scfl-. 17·J3·0 n1 S4'""'°"' 1·1·0 12 INOfVlOU•L RECEMMG sc-•Dlrf•eto •-34 Me-?·• Wooo-Nn ll 'S-IJ te.O-ver •-•7 E,.,._M>n ,.,. Maooen l·l6 S.vmov• l·n Yv.-..ovlc1o l·S TITANS. • • From82 for \'!Siting ~1of%3ntOWtl. .. This 1s v.hat we call a ·guarantee game:·· said Titans Coach Gene Murph). "\\ e're pla~mg this game for one reason -mone'. .. Since we don't havt' a stadium. we have to get mone) to survive. We have a blg-umc problem. We play seven and eight road games a year .. The funding we get from the state is m1mmal. We don't gl'nerate an~ income through gate receipts.'' Last week. Cal State Puller.ton losL ~4-'.9. at Southwestern Lou1!11ana and last )car lost. 56-1 :?. at LSl' and 6S-O at Flonda. Toda) ·s game at Morpn- IO"n comes agamst a West Vu-ginia team that destroyed Bo"' ling G reen. 6~-14. last Saturday Wood'settectlveplaypaces UClin volley~aJl . " Spark~ by the worl of Junior outs1dt hmer Ah Wood. the L,CI \\Omen·s 'olle~ball team opened the Antcatrr Classic Fnda\ maht b) swcepina past Baylor, 15·6. 15-10. IS-12. m the B~n Evellts Center. thini tn lls bracket beh1od the pla) of Linda tlson and Yn.a Tsune,osh1 nnd ~ill pla\ Azusa in open1na round brad.ct pla} toda~. • two aoals. one in r ach hall. to lead the Bronoospast the V\S1t1ng ntcaters ((}..3) Wood had 14 kills and only one error an 22 attempts for a h1ttina percentacc of .591. the tee0nd-best by a UCI pla)er an a match 1n school history (wt th• minimum of IS attempts). Sophomore oulJlde kitter Kim Colhn and ~n1or middle blocker Kns Roberts chipped an Wlth tOkillsapaeafoc.UCl 1n 11sopeningmatc:bot the teatOSL ) In tht opener of the '"CH.ta) e\CfU, Loyola Marymount stopped L'tab tate. 15-U. IS-13. l·lS, IS-12 The round-robin tournament rontmun toda_} at UCI with lo>o&i mtttint8e)lorat IOa_m .. UCl IMilll oa Utah S&a~ at noon. Ba) IOf s>&i>•nt Um SIMtat Sand the Antea\C'n fac1na lo)'ola ift dW 7 o"dock flu.le lt-laiP KbOol prli action· A• dw 66--tcam San Bttnanlino Dntn C1a11ic at Sen ......,..;..o v~ C~Marina fiatlbed The V1lungs had N o -. ans over La Serna and split with 06cn, the tauer. a d1sappol_ntment to COid\ Dennts Cmghton. and lost tW1cc to Lot Altos. Wcstmm tcr -..cnt 5-1 to take ~nd p&a~ in ets pool, pm1ng 1v.o ~Jn each apinSl lantOW andOraner Lutheran v. h1le sphtt11'g"1\b Fontana. ~ 11..tt. owe .occer. :1-0 &.taada romJM Jp water polo Mike Kim scored all four of hislgoals 10 the first half when Estanaa built an 11-I 1~ and the Eqles went on to crush La&una H1ll.s. 21-9. in a se:at0n-opemna match in the loser's pool. Kim's output led a ba.lanccd Estancia anack whicb fteturcd nine different aoal scorcn. Addina three aoat t.aeb were Kaua Woe.teeef. ShaWl l..aJllt'f and John Moore. In lhe lrvint Toumamtnt: S..... It, Mlra)este I:~ Cbartm opened lhe'tr .ason 'Mth a convmC"Jna "!(\Of) at JllriMlt Park; becked by three aoats ~ he ._ Santon and ('bed tcC""ain and the pit J • efbu o(team caO\llO Todd Robe~. Sunton ICOtt'd tv.·1tt d~rinaa spurt._t dllll..., of'tlw f'oul'\h qv.aner .,hen tht Cb&,.m ulied ._ 6nl 6vc ~ Robey.was 1n ~Mil for me h "''" periods aod )'icrckd JU.St l•O pla.. • • \ .. ii gf S ambition l to rule dw.ayworld ~nur1tta1n Valley rcompetes Britain and ftve-time defend in• champion Denmark. The lul time the Americans did 1h11 was l 982. t In team champtonshtp ••The Danes have dominated the sport for a lon& time:· Kina said. ••They have the number one. two and three individual racers from lall Sa1urday'1 World Championships. Som~ne has to knock them back." ., ... WOl.am ....... , __ ... Speedway motorcycle racina star Lance Kina has one ID9I -IO be a world champion. ,_ Lut week, at the individual World Championships .. VQias. Dalmark, his dreams were duhed when the Pl'ilMrycbain on bis bike snapped, takina him out of the Kin& and the Morans ha\•e an rxtra incentive, he said. All three were bumped from compeuuon in Vojcns by mishaps. Like Ki~ Kelly Moran broke a chain while Shawn fell from has bake durina one of the ~ts. Kina. 2S, has been tryin& to ~rove he as the world'$ best since a.akin& up speedway racing I .. years ago. COlll=· . . . to w~it another year for a shot at the illdividual Ude, Ki~ who resides in Fountain Valley wida bia mother dunna the off-season, would happily While livinJ in Non hem Cahfomia at the age of I I, he bepn trainana on a scaled down 200 CC (cubic centimeters) motorcycle with one of' the best in the business-national champion Mike Bass. who worked as a mechanic for Kfog's father and has a son racing the Southern California circuit. llUle Olla world 1eam championship. • Anda fortune has it. he ~ts that o~unity tonilht at I wllen the 29th edition of the Speedway World Team Oao~ to Lona Beach Veterans Stadium. He'll ride vnth Hunu~on ~h natives Shawn and Kelly Moran and Cwras Sam Ennolen,ko on the United States team. tfowcver dreams never come easy. For the U.S. to -'n the Cup. lt mllst outride teams frnm ._wt'1tn. Great At 16, Kina moved up to 500cc. At 18, the minimum qe to obtain an international license, King moved to Europe. He's bttn livina in Tamwonh, England, ra~ina in the British Lcaaue. ever since. MAJ011 ... Aeull ITAMOIMGS ~"'-waST DNW w L ~ to 52 Mlla•eo•• 71 62 KMIUClty 74 67 ...... 73 " T-61 " .a.a.o 60 7' s.me 57 " •AST DCYmOM lo&ton 71 62 o.trolt 76 65 New Ven 73 " Mllnuk .. 75 " Toronto 72 69 a.we.nd " n 9eltlmore ., 90 '"*Y'• se-a.-5, Te..-3 . New Yn 3, Detroit 2 1eUon 7, C....-.nd • T.,.,... I, a.itlmore I Mll•••ot. I, Cl'llc:Mo O Oeklend l4, 1(-1 CltY 6 Pct. GB ~ .551 11 .525 15112 .51• 17 ·°' 21 .432 21\h ... 321"1 .S57 .53f 2112 ..525 •YJ .524 4112 .511 6112 ... 10 .353 21'h "Speedway is the second leading spccta1or sPon in Europe next to soccer,'' Kine ~id. "I compe1eon a British N"L STANDINGS ......,ca ...... ...... San Francisco Attanta NewOrlMns Ct1aoo Delroll Gr-.n a.v MlnMSOl• Twnoe a.v Pt\UadelPtlle N.V.Gla nls W8ltll1191on ~s Ptloenhc West W L T 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 l 0 0 1 0 caner.. Pct. Pf PA 1.000 34 7 1.000 34 33 .000 17 31 .000 33 34 l 0 0 1.000 34 7 l 0 0 1.000 31 17 0 l 0 .000 7 34 0 1 0 .000 10 13 0 1 0 .000 ,. 41 ··"-' 0 0 1.000 41 14 l 0 0 1.000 27 20 0 l 0 .000 20 27 0 l 0 .000 21 2• 0 l 0 .000 14 21 Al'Ml1caft C..... •tc.t West 1 0 0 t,}.000_2• u 1 0 0 1.000 21 14 0 t 0 .000 14 21 0 1 ~ .000 3 6 Benefl• Olympian• team, wtth leque standings similar to football or basketball htrc. We compete in ind1viduaJ meeu On« a week, before crowds or about 5,000. The bi& events will draw 30-40,000 fans." ••1 really don't know what keeps brin11n& me bKk.. But I ti')' not to think about the danttrs involved," be aaid. "lrl did, rd have to ,et out of raana." Kina raced before 90.000 fans once in Poland. He finished third in the l984 individual World Cham- pionships when thty wert held in Gothenburg. Sweden. He has practically become a household name in En&land, yet receives little ~ition in the U.S. • Speedway racina as held on a quarter-mile coune witb wide, hiab-b&nked comers. Speeds of 8S mph are attained on biles with no brakes . Kina plans to con1inue on 1he speedway cin:uit for et least two more ycars. ,o\fter that, he has considered takina up auto racina. "Speedway is an ell:citina sPon, but I don't think it has bttn presented corrrctly to the American public to catch on," he said. "h.'s been stagnanr here since I aot involved. nevcrreallyeAposed 10 new faces. The only way it's aotten any bigger is by word of mou1h (in contrast to extensive weekly press coverage in Europe)." "I love the thrill of winninf and makin& a J~vina at something I thoroughly en).oy, • he said. ''Racma has taken me around the world. ' To become a world champion. King knows he must stay in Europe. He loves living In Southern California but •for the meantime will forfeit the sunshine and beaches for a run at his dream. And it brinas him back to Sou them California, where he visits about three times a year. King is on vacation, but tonwu he'll be all busin~s. The World Team Cup was last field at Lons Beach in 1985, with lhe OaDCS narrowly edaina the U.S. for the crown. "I don•t want to take anythina away from the Danes, they're damn good riders. But I think any one of us can The price of this dream is costly. King lay unconscious for two days after a crash in Australia, and finally woke up in a hospital with a broken back. He has known people who have been killed competing in the spon he loves. win on any niJht," Kina said. • . . "With a htlle luck, we haveaarcatchancetowin thtS. The more people who come out and pull for us. the better we will do. If everybody rides to his Potential, we can beat the Danes." HOllR UONG Dll MW ....,AY'S •llULTS J. 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WN!e MllCfllef (McQrron) SIO l.00 UO Jackson thwarts Dodgers LOS ANGELES (AP) -Danny Jackson scattered nme hits for his 11th victory in his last 12 decisions and Eric Davis and Paul O'Neill hit consecutive two-run doubles in the fourth innina Friday night as the Cincinnati Reds beat the Lo5 Angeles Dod&ers, S.2, at Dodger Scadium. The victory tied Jackson. 21-6, with Minnesota's Frank Viola for the ~or lcaaue lead in wins and also equaled the major-tcaaue high of 14 complete aamcs shared by Oak.land's Dave Stewart. The Cincinnati left-hander struck o.ut ei_P.t and...walked one en route to his third triumph in threecarcerstans against the I>Odaers. N\llW9 ... 1. s-ttle I (II lnnln111I T.....-1~ ~ (,,_ 11-101 •' Ttos IKllVuS 11·lJ), 5:15 II.I'll. ~ (19dt •»1 at ao"on IC~ lS-11). -a.ti\. Detroit (Morfll 12-12) at Ntw Yorlt (Ahoclen J-MI, 11:20 eJ'I\. --.ote 1V1o1e 21-4) ti Cl\IQQO ll~we1 11-t), 4 o.m. • Toronto (M4nMlmen S-Jl tt B•lllm<H't ,....,d 7·11l. US o.m ~lelld 10.vlJ lS-•I 'al l(.n~H Cltv (L.~ 10-12), HS o.m. ClnclnMll C....,.._nd Houston Ptttlbur_, ..... New Entland l~ls Mieml N.Y.Jets 0 1 0 .000 13 u Centr81 l 0 l 0 l 0 l 0 .... 0 1.000 21 14 0 1.000 6 3 0 1.000 17 " 0 1.000 24 2~ 1 1) 0 1.000 13 10 l 0 ~ 1.000 21 3 0 1 0 .000 14 17 0 l 0 .000 7 34 Olpaple hardier Bdwln lloMe dlaplaya a 1988 U.S. Ol;raa· pla wemond.e ailYer doUer at the OlJIDplc prac111•n1 oeater before lea'rina for tile Seoul Gamee. llOM9 mall• It.la ..._. ID Newport'19eacb and wu born ID DaftOD, Olalo. A DOl'tloD of tbe praceeda from tbe U.S. lllnt'• $1 .UYer ..a $& told coin• aoa dlrectly to tbe U .8. OIJlllplc Com· a!ttee ID •pport o"l tbe etlaleta. Coln Kia are apectecl to ral8e $'9 m!Won for U.S. athletes. MM 8etlt (Sflotmtlillf') • 20 3.70 Plane SNcev (OtltllOUIMI .,.. I 4.70 Tim.: I :37.2. , IS aXACTA (1-)l • Paid U0.00 SIXTit U1CS. 6 furlo!>Qs. 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They spotted Los Angeles a l ..Q lead in the first on Mike Marshall's run- scoring infield hit, before capitalizing on the wildness of Dodgers rookie right-hander Ramon Mar.tinez in \he fourth. Martinez, 1-2. loaded the bases on walks. the last two coming in suc- cession with two out after he deOcctcd a sharp grounder by Barr) lark.in with bis pitching hand. · Davis hit the next pitch into the gap in lcft-<enter for a 2-1 lead and O'Neill &reeted reliever Ricky Horton with anotMr two-run double Inside the first base bag. Marshall, who returned to the Dodgers' staning lineup for the first time in lO games after strainina a muscle in his right thigh. picked up his team-biafi 76th run batted In with -a dribbler up the third base line in1he first inning. The hit scored Steve Sax, who led off with a single and advanced on a sacrifice and a grouo- dout. The Dod&.ers closed 1he gap to 4-2 in the fifth with the help of con· secutive two-base throwing errors at sho..,.st<fi> by Larkin on routint arounders by John Shelby and Jeff Hamilton. · Ho11Jerby WIJlte lilts :Angels, 5-3 ARLINGTON. Texas (AP) - Devon White's two-run homer with one out i n the top of the ninth innif\8 Friday niaht aave the California ~ An,els a 5-3 victory over the Teus Ranaers.. Pinch-hitter George Hendrick led ofT with a sinalc and pinch-runner Domingo Ramos was sacrificed to ~ond. White followed with his 11 tb homer, a 4l2-foot shot to riaht field off Bobby Witt, 6-9. Witt yielded l 3 hits en route to his 11th complete pme. · Reliever Orea Minton. 4-4, pitched two innings for the victory and Bryan Harvey the final two-thirds of an inning for his 17th save. It was Texas' ninth loss in its last 10 pmes. Dan Petry pitched six-bit ball over six inninaa before yieldi.nc to Minton to start the seventh. Texas tied the 1COrc J-3 in the teventh when Jerry Browne drove in Sieve Buecbde with a doubte. Buechele was hit by a Minton pitch and advanced to second on a· puled ball. . , A~tros pull within four of leall F.-'llllAl11de ... Pnq . Allll ..._.,.1 lWO-OUl ltnale 10 the 12th innifll broke a lie ,and lifted Hou11on 10 ~ 4.3 v1c10ry over San franc:tlCO F '/ n l. The victory puUcd the AIUOI within f4 o the National ~ue West-leadina Oodeen . . in the National Lape· Gnta ~ a two-run homer to power Nc'.w Yott 10 a 7:3 ~over Momrear ... Mille o... woo (or the fint umc an two months as Piusburah beat Philadelphia ~2 •.. Two-run doubles by Ouie s.i .. and f..N Gwnr• keyed a five-run rally in the sixth innin& that * * ,, .... , ...... O.....J Mall \ ... ,,_ ., .. 1111 I I 11 It II 11" I It I I I J t lllOllTllaAL _,.... 1At1 llll"*'ICO ..... ..... ··-.. JI I 0 OY ..... (f •I JI "-ct •I 2 t pve Sl. Louis a 6-2 d«11ion over Ch1cqo ••• Olde Yir111 liftlled in the pme-winnana run 1n the 11 lh in.niA& u Atlanta ed8Cd San Dieao, S-4 .•• ln the Amencan t.aaue: a..tl ... ......._led off the nanth with a home nan u New York beat Oetro1t, 3-2 ... Mike Greawell hit a two- run &riple in the first inning as Boston beat Cleveland, 7-4 ... ,.,.. Tell••r allowed one hit 1n eaaht anninas and Dia G ...... dro~e in the aamc's only run wtlh a double in the third innJnt. &eadina Minnesota over Chica&o, 1.0 ... CJeerlt Bell drove 10 four runs as Toronto routed Baltimo~, 8-l ... Lela PelHla went S for Sas Oakland outscored Kansas City 14-6 ... Rookie Gary AeflteM lin~ in Mlke Felftr from third wnh one out in the I l th lnnana as Milwau~ee cd&cd Seattle, 2· 1. JOit o.r.,.a tlll ...... JIOt * ~ J l I ..... • t JI ,,..._.., I It I • II eo..ta '-I t J 1 OetTtllt • I 0 I I I JI ... ltll ~-... llOf S i i ........... tltl CIW1ll• SIJ I 9reWI s,,....... AT\.A#YA SAii MM . ''. 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STARTING A NEW BUSINESS?? The L8G* Depertroent at the • Daily Piiot Is pleaMd to an- nounoe 1 new servtce now avail· at>te to new.businesses. We win now SEARCH the name tor you at no extra charge. and save you the time and the trip to the Court HouM in Santa Ana Then. of course, aftet the 9Nrch is completed we wttl file your fictitious t>usmea name statement with the County C1ertc, pubf1sh once a .._ f()f tour weettts at required by &aw end then ftle your proof of pubf._ cation *'"' the County C... G ... PteaM stop by to hie your flct1t10U• busmess statement at the Daffy Pitot Legal Oepert- ment. 330 West 8ay. Costa Mesa. C•hfomla. If you can not stop by, p-... call us at (7 14) &42-4321. ExtenStOn 315 or 316 and we -.n meke arrangements tor you to handle thla procedure by metl If you shoU4d haYe any further questions, .,...... call UI and we Wtll t>e more then gtect to .-.t yOu Good kJotc tn your new t>uameM'' ' .. • • • .. • OI•• COlll DAILY PILOT/..,,_, ........... 10, 1918 __ .. __ 1C_m .... 11_a __ l · fmlC mncr i--MUF ......... _.,_ra ___ __....,.......,c ..,.• ... ra--.._f ;~· ...... __..c ... • .... ra ___ ,_oioiiiiiii ....... -.--- road to the esiatin9 oil Ulllp> UICI or PQILIC 'egugc; IOllB CHAllGE llO. 11-13.ITl!llTATIVI: TRACT llO. 13569/ UIS PEltM...JT 1'0. •1-32/REGATIVE DECLARATIOR llO. 88-20/ cotlITIORAL EXCEPTIOR (VARIUCE) llO. 81-34 .. (Chanv• aoning from Low Density Residential to Oldtown Specific Plan, District TWo, for a 96 lot aubdiviaion for single family dwellin91) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN" that the Huntington Beach Planning Commission will hold a public hearing in the Council Chamber at the Huntington Beach Civic Center, 2000 Main Street, Huntington Beach, California, on the date and at the time indicated below to receive and consider the statement• of all persons who wish to be heard relative to the application described below. DATE/TIME: Tuesday, September 20, 1988, 7:00 PM APPLICAIION RVMBEB: Zone Change No. 88-13/Tentative Tract No . 13569/Use Permit No. 88-32/Negative Declaration No. 88-20/Conditional EXception · (Variance) No. 88-34 APPLICANT: Pacific Coast Homes LQCATIOB: A triangular shapea area immediately south of the Civic Center site generally bounaed by Utica to the south, Seventeenth Street to !the northwest, Yorktown Avenue to the north ~nd 170 feet to the east of Lake Street. , .zQAE: Therej are currently three separate z'ning designations on the area as follows: Rl-0-CD (Low Density Residential -Oil Production-Civic District); Rl-0 with CF-C Overlay zone (Community Facilities-Civic); and OTSP-2-CD-O (Oldtown Specific Plan, District Two-Civic District-Oil Production). ·REQUEST: ~: A c hange of zone on a portion of the area from Rl-0-CD (Low Density Re~identi al -Oil P-roduction-Civic District) and Rl-0 with CF-C Overlay (Community Facil ities-Civic) to OTSP-2-CD (Oldtown Specific Plan, Di strict 2-Civic District). II: A 96 lot.. single family residential subdivision on approximately 17.5 acres which includes vacation of portions of Seventeenth Street, Pine Street (north of Utica) and unimproved alleys. ~: To al low reduction of side yard setbacks from required 5 feet to 3 feet for single family residences on eac h l ot. ~ To allow a cul-de-sac "ength of 620 "feet in heu of 1 a maximum ~ength o f 550 feet. ENYIROftMENTAL STATUS : Covered under Nega tiv.e Declaration No. 88-20. 1 ON FILE: A copy of the proposed request is on file in the . -./ · Department of Community Development, 2000 Main Street, Huntington Beach, California 92648, for inspection by the t public. A copy of the staff report will be available to ~·interested parties at City Hall or the Main City Library (7111 Talbert Avenue) after September 16, 1988 . ALL INTERESTED PERSONS are invited to attend said hearing and express opinions or submit evidenc e for or against the application as outlined above. If there are any furiher questions please ~all Susan Pierce, Assoc iate Planner at 536-5271. . ( 123 7d-12) .. ~ : ' Mike Adams Huntington Beac h Planning Convnis sion .. ~u (4 -... ·t-. ' CF·E ·CO _.,.u"!'' .. j • .... ' • I C2 ~ CF-E ,CF .. E·CO: I ;;. ....... L r · '-- -..c mm ~ 1 ze6&-1J/TT1J56~ ' Uf'66..,3Z/Cf 8~34 " HUNJINGfOW "llACH P'lANHIHG DIVISION ~ "8JC flOTICE rta.IC fl>T1C£ Ml.IC fl)TICf • IQTICE OF PQBLIC IQWlllG CONDITIQNAL USE PERMIT NO. 88-43/ COASTAL DEVELOPMENT PERMIT NO. 88-31 0 r I (*3 . ~--··· \.. I ~ . "8JC ,.,na (To construct the.second phase of Bluff Top Park) 1'0TICE IS HEREBY. GIVEN that the Huntington Beach Planning Connisaion will hold a public hearing in the Council Chamber et the Huntington Beach Civic Center, 2000 Main Str eet, Huntington Beacb, California, on the date and at the time indicated below to receive and consider the statements of all persons who wish to be beard relative to the application described below. DATE/TIME: Tuesday, September 27, 1988, 7:00 PM APPLICATIOR BUMBER : Conditional Use Permit Ro. 18-43/Coastal Development Permit No . 88-31 APPLICANT: LOCATIOft: lQllE: • llQUEST: City of Huntington Beach, Public Work• Department " South aide of Pacific Coast Highway fro• OOld•nwe•t Street northwest to Bolaa Chica Stat• Beach Park. Sl-O-CZ-PP3 (Shoreline District-Combined with Oil Production Diatrict.COaatal Zone-Ploodpleln Di•trlct) and 81-CZ-FP3 (Shoreline Diatrict-COa•t•l lone Zone-Floodplain District) To perait con•truction of the •ecoDd pb••• of Blufftop Park. lncludin9 two on-1it• perkint lot• (230 1p1ce•), • bike treil. • P9de•trian trail, •l•t• •iew point•. sefet railin •, 1cce11111 1 to the beach, a ••r•ic• \ • " ~ , J J.:_ I I I r I , The project, a• •hovn on the attached map, i• a continuation of the f irat phase of Blufftop Park, an area estending fro~ north of the.Municipal Pier to Goldenwest Street, and will, be for public use. ENYIROMMENTAL SIATUS : This project is covered by Environmental Impact ~lement of the Bolsa Chica State Beach General Plan Amendment, State Clearinghouse No . 87070811 . ii • COASTAL STATUS: APPEALABtE (~ee Below) This project is in the Appe alable portion of the coastal zone. Under the provi sions of the Huntington Beach Ord'inance Code, the action taken by the Planning Commission is final unless an appeal is filed to the City Council by the applicant or an aggrieved party. Said appeal must be in writing and must set forth in detail the actions and grounds by and upon which the applicant or interested party deems himself aggrived . Said appeal must be submitted to the City Clerk's office within ten (10) working days of the date of•the Commission's action. There i s no fee for the appeal of a coastal development permit . ' Action taken by the Planning Commission may not be appealed directly to the Coas~al Convnission unless Title 14, Section 13~73 of the California Ad mi nistrative Code is applic able . Section 13573(a)(3) states that an appeal may be (iled direc'tly with the Coastal Commission if the appellant was denied the right of local appeal because loc al notice and hearing pro~edures for the development did not comply with the provisions of this article . The other three grounds for direct appeal do not apply. • If the above condition exists, an aggrieved person may file an appeal within ten (10) working days, pursuant to Section 30603 of the Public Resources Code, in writing to: California Coastal Commission 245 W. Broadway, Suite 380 POB 1 450 Long~Beach, California 90801-1450 (213) 590-5071 The Coastal Commission review period will commence after the Cit~ appeal period has ended and no appeals have been file~. Applicants will be notified by the Coastal Commission as to the date of the conclusion o f the Coastal Commission review. Appli cants are ~dvi sed not to begin construction p~io& t o that date. ON FILE: A copy o f the proposed request is on file in the Departmenf o-i-commun i ty Development , 2000 Main Street, Hunti ngton Beac h, Califo<nia 92648, f o r inspection by the public. A copy of the staff report will be available to interested parties at City Hall or the Main City Library (7111 Talbert Avenue) aft'er Septembe r 16, 1988 .. ALL I NTERESTED PERSONS are invited t o atte nd sai~ hearing and e xpress opinions or submit evidence for or against the applic ation as outlined above. If there are any further questions please call Kelly Ma in, Assistant Planner, at 536-5271 . Mike Adams Huntington Beac h Planni ng Convni s sion (1237d-7 ,8) •• . l;oU ..... '11] , • (~It ___ .. 6 • ' CALL 842-5678 .· '"' o..-.. ...__ "'"'"' .., ~ • .,.. 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C1ll 842~1444 Ask for Joanne Craney • DIMESJ\-LINE AOOMSS an AMOUNT ENCLOSED '. 2. ,_ J . 4. . s . •• ' 1. • •• '· HAS RETURNEDI . Back by popular o~ 0 1mt's·A·L1ne Wll run Fnd.ay. Satur· day Mld SYncl.ly n ·~own clau1hcat1on Ill t~ Clau1t1ed Ads Smee tht11s a S?K•~ ~r. ~ !'\ave a Thursday noon de~ ._, m prepa~t tor al ~s This is~ to.-prrvate ~ • ~rtlse-rs tor merch.lnchse-not ~r s 1 SO jpnce must be listed ~In .ell Mld no M>Orevlauons wil be accepteO Al .els wil run F~. Saturday and Sunday There 1s a S-l1ne mm1mum at 20C per hne So Y04J1 loW COit ~-A~ M Is only .•. Sl.00. DEADLINE: rnum"11y noon NICE: 5·11~ m•n1mum • l 0-'YS • ZOC per II~= S3 00 • AM ads clre-P•tP-'•O oy· com1ng into tnt 0;'1/y Pilot to placf /014' .JC1 or ust tl'\e coupon btlow • Priv-.tt p.Jrty mtrcNnd1se only xis No com- merc•al clOs p!':s •vts""k prOdUce or pletnts • Each Item must Of prtce:o 1n tM ad with no 1t.rms over SlSO MAIL TO: OMMs·A·Une , 0 .. ) P Ol )JO \.t t'SI 84'~ Strttt Cos11 Mts.> c .... 92626 D,o I ,. •• ..,OU•\ V o"<l .. ~·F· o .. , A 00 .... v to 5 ()() PM PHONE ST.4Tr OATES TO lt\JN I . . ; -----~ ., I ... LADlll ......_,. eot-~ --.. ••· Ml'YAL ..,., .... an. TWO __. ..._ uo ,u11N1Tum '°' .... ONLY !tOtAfite. CALL • ...., .. ·--iu :='".!.r'.,::Y ::..":.-=:::: =.:n.r .. :z =·:r~= :::.~--· 10 11111d llO. Men's 1t Ind! oolor TV-· 15 ......,,111IO. St 111. MA ttmlle ~ ......... . Llnlpel11. lottwtnn Varlfty 10· ....,. ..-iu. 121. •· UUllll 115. Guttllf _.., MO. "°'9-.-W Al ••oi• . ..... Ill. loY• 20" ......... ... ........... 830 .• .,.,.,, -4543. Cll• ... '411. lalMINI Bw:l'I Ct'UINr WHITE drHHr SH. folow IPot 1190. Tri 'II TW dMtl cower I OOfiiiiA um. S140 FAl/IAT 1CM Ill. 1tlO 8utcNr9 scale SW.O *· Ami chelr WMIUUnt M. Coats. jact(-115. 3 T9Unll hub Giiie 14" rwnd 11" dee!P, 220 o.net It .. Bl UO. 148-14 l 3 or ISi. l(Jne Md 1150. ... 14. 0..... lheMng 1150. Weldng fNIChlne ltlO 17" ~ 9" deep. Entire oontent• of.,...,.._ 11Jiiiiiiili7""---;-;;-.. ...,.__, ......,..,, Comf0t1w aao. Lamp 1150. 714-87t-11sa. 141. neov tlllllghta 170. TIMI. ._. ._ 1100 tuety eQUtpped beach ,-1 '!II 11•..a• MCLANE front throw ._.. 171 4' mirror plent GIM.'I 10-4pe9d Aelelgh ta-W?. a..o:• patina 110. home & 2 .._.....,. of·,._...,_9 11"!1-!m!!!P'!l"""!"ii...., .. ,.1 ....., 1150. Color TV l\Oldlr as. Cllelildlll '*-·good oondlllon, well Idell. .. ... or ..... I'd. ,_,,n., •-:om M ...... -------~ _ _...:;.;..;;;.;;.;;..;...;;....;;;..;...;..;..;..;;.--._ 116. 1c1Mtrv1 springet ... ~ 'M*N..., maintained 150 A w~. ll**lng. p9nttngl, c:tllne, ...... tortla 175. Catpenten 1100.4dr....,c:Natll0. ...... prtoa. Clll cincty wftlte. lo¥efr c:ondttton TWIN ,....._ and box 1ppll1ncH. llnena, n•M Mll·tooel SH. Trllll bike I mall tabla 140. 1M-111t. 11-'0. Red CrulHr. = 1 .. 1y Pos-boc*•. TVa& .....-~ .......... 1136 ~ ...., motor 721.0l'M. .l · elmolClllenewll0.1IOO wlttl frefM, lllt• lometNna tor.....,,. ... llO ;131 Sc:fMw1 tr.me ~ ANTIQUU: 1 ,..,. ped-Allso, Co.ta MH•. w 1100. HMd~rd p,...,,tecf by: ESTATE lat. .... 1141 170· Lw'I pcM9r VllC 1950'1 .:::: -.. co111e table, U1ra ...... 5114. 111. 141-752~ or IALESUNLUTm. IOIJiYWiMJIOffHe COMPIAM•MITI 1.5. 541--2429. :=.: ~ bMutltul lelf, 1 150· Lovet,~ DOUBLE..,_ rolbar t0t 8'1-t 7SO. A_____ llU MITCHEN SINKI ••••• •ft GIRl.'8 CN1eer bike $35. ~ S1So, Fender :=.~wall c:=;a TO)IG(a's 1114 Of otder OAK/..... coffee table wnu ... llu . Good Prioel Sal/Sun 8-4 & ...... Uptight vec:uum o1eener mu11cm11ter arec:trlc ......, 11r1w~ttna 1125. AAlo tour auper off· ISO. Antique oek Ml'Ving • otrope, al •Y· 1471 lndlanapoll 211n10.eRCEOES 121.-Pow.r mower $35. guitar 1150. F•nder Old~ c:Met wttfi roadwllgttt91120.llnale ....._ llO. u.d ¥ld9o Sat/Sun 10-4. Antq, art, LARGE, bike, cemper. --11111Y . • t e MB z 3 O OE ~ ~ .. .., , . . . JOH SON & SON l1111ol11 M,.,,,.,,, ~-~ ~HI ~ H ' I fLllrt~ •• ,. "'"'' l..,..,~n •11 CatlilllO .... ..... lllTUW 19" cob' TV $85. Tennis precision bH•. goftar 1pec:lal oompertment '""l:ctor,..,ISO . ...,.. ... .._..,.... ... furn, rsbbll tiu1ch. china, dotMI, baby-.tutf, office ..,.._18Ueed whlte/wP1l1mlno. eJC.-~ 12.146-1525. copy 1115 Fender 1141.Antlque "Pel'lian" Oet1t t• net l40. curtly •Yll•m S100. crystll,plants,etc. equlp.21882HN811aCf . .._aedHBanundour Mndecfwarr,QOldpack-11111 ELECT~ICl'lreplace$150 Champ ampllflet MO. n1g1, some runnet. 1 at 145-Nll YemHHg•. 145-fl21. lll1llllllllO (Hamlnon X 8u1h1rd) ,....lllllngptan. t091S31,500.788-1159 Blcctrtc oPtlgon org.,; Comptete Mt ooW a.a 1141· 1411 uOld keg" lamp 7 FOOT W&J Sloene DOid s ELL SATURDAY ONLY 9-2 SAT.ISUN. 8-4. PARE: MBZ '74 SEL. perfect Need• ll1tle ~end body 1100. 2 DOid c1ut1 ct\airs :" c::;,!~ 8i': 131. TWo Mele.lean Cot-cu1tom couch Sfoo. 509~ Oatllla ("1 alley) .. ~ 1141 -· •llTI ooncs. ~ ... to llP- 111 w:fl. 2 vinyl bat EllwllentltUCMnt 114o1n ~ onl9I arm cMlrs with C..... 541-1234. & 8aa.t. precl•t•I It'• • rHI 912-7113 1eeve mesMQ9 stool• $20 H Ch .• 2 tin .... Suzuat $125 .............. eech. a • • • MOVING SALE E"*Ything qua1 ty contem-2131714 ME..cEDES --..Yl14,000 840-5324 aftel" 5pm Ml~ lw ~ VJ • , ... flr•Pl•ce ac-A I !Aldlld•tNIOMlon throuch claiss1f1ed goeel Furn, appliances, potetyfum 'ml9e ffom....,.=-........ ..,,...-..,...,......-- .. Md\ All oalent Tenor banJo 145. c111a1aa. h..,. 113, tortllCiae....,arn wom ltnene, Jewelery ** manelon. SUNDAY 1-5 ..... ''iii. llftflmllm *** condition .Call 7rS-4n4 Karnak• uti• '35. Gar· and h ..,__ (• '9noe) ~toogoodtogNie 142·1111 SAT/SUN 9--4 no early 32001 So. Coat Hwy Choou tr om 12 5 · · man atudent vlola, 1141, .,. ....,.._ ol awey. ...... 4815 Corltand ~ Owned MBZ. -------- WASHER $150. Dryer beautffut aound S150. =r.: (Old~ New· DEADLINE: Tnuoo•y"°°" RCAoolor toleTV col ....... ..... lilt Compet9: t: =: =~~: = sf;~J:e. Ilk• port 144-12N . l"ltlcr: S·l<r>t min.mum. l Cl<lys • 10C ~ 1,~., '3 oo fee& lam~bi.5. lulitlz~ 11 P..., ....... I -· •llTI Gal Mowe 1125 Utt gate FIND . A• lids lift P•tOillO Dy coming Into t~ D.l•ly Pilot to bdrm .... atereo unit, Everytftl11g must gol 2421 a a. 8lfef tor P.U. 1150. Sota bed SIDE by side retrlgeret0t. pi1cr your~ oi UH int coupon bttow lernc>t. oak dining set E 15th St. SAT lam-4pm l13n14 MERCEDES ISO. Cflalr S25. Fire good conditions S 150. LI-• ~~::! "~~npytu mt. ''~~=·stp,:;:t :'!.an~o com wTVltiu1_:~..:.. porth.!~ld ~~5' • ••-y ••• • , S • Tl ..... = ... place new S 150 &rary table 75/0BO. h ,.. . "-· -· · "" ..,..._ -.........__ ltl 5l4I. · 545-71111. t rough classified • £acn11tmll"4!stbtpr1cto1ntht~w1tnno11tmsovt1 Seawwd Rd .. Sat/Sun Newport Crett. SAT only, • ,;;;;;;;;:i_pr ----------------~------~-~S~I~~------------~~~~~~ ~1t~~ _1_ ~AA~ ..... , •• 5531 la...,_, SUI ,....... • 1114 ....... ?... lllS ...... I ·h .... ... 1124 •• ,...... --...... , -· .. Tl •rage w•m1111uu _.. aa.aate ......,,_ -·-EXEC delk. 38d5. IOlld J ml lmlfl 8a1e1 1958/1 2 Church saturdey &-5. One time Cllutctt, Mt-up tor 213n14 MERCEDES m'f /lllJlll Floor reflnlll\lng co. needs ........ c:ft8 1125. °'8w· X1nt Metl, PecMc: Amph, I C t t t t _.,. •-tlil ..edlng fig, NEW tlfesl ffT & PfT 9Vlll. llanefita. mature & .xp'd Super-.. ~ lldal, Ind ttle. 9/20. Lann, 722-0457 ....... lrll..,Pwt t. on rac or 001' "'"'' ....... ._. •c ectUfal 80300SOl11,900(5915J fl . I. 1111 ... "'""' Female Ma 811 st10fi furniture. beveled & Items, attlfacts, area 1230080117.950 (5269) ~ Mon-Fri 11am-'tltlor. o.y.ttlft. MusUtave Mlill ••••ig . ....,., COMPlETE . stained glass, dishes, NQI. et6. l'tua Newport ... 14 3I080 wl\tlpto (3542) Noon or 5-epm. Ml C... knowt.dga of floOf re-or ball · 144-5128 LINCOLN CENT sno. quality. baby Items & 8lom win-Shopping V141ege, 1000 15190£118 950 (Hl08) Maldcer\ Aeetauten1, 296 flnl1hlng equipment. FREEZER. gea 980 o.c-c:olectlon t909 to 197' ..... 11* dowl. many ml9C family Brtetol St. Norttl. Ste 12. ...... 11300£ ...th. (7148) E. 17tft St .• eo.a Me98 ::"~·~11~:,.;et,;: oreior Wing Chair, Ktcl\n $IOO • F~EE only to good home. Items! Sit/Sun 9-3 Vciy J.-nbor• a Brll1ot 17 WGN 2 wl\tlblU (5013) 'U •llLll ID Aft Auto, 9 cyl. ,pwr/dl, ratdlets, ed; pwr/slb, AM/FM. A/C, (7-311) S15.t95 .............. -:Jf"""•·· ... 1 1 Bea6tl BlVd 142..()131 •mta11m 4 cyt. crvtM. pwr/t/b, cue. A!C. (S-200) $8, 795 .............. -at-"•··· 1 1 Bea6t1 Blvd 142-0831 lll&llTllUS tlabte. 545-07~ ~,..:.:~en ~945 8 yr• M• AKC buff A.ntlqw conectlbte sate! 2 ESTATE SALE sat & Sun ti Ser p 17 5808L 5K ml. (9837) PIWt-TllN,NewportS..Ch ...,..._ .... , Cocker Spaniel Femlty. Furniture to t-4. Nmlture, dishes, up~; :.::, 1':..: 17300ES31,950 (7311) •--- .......... ~L 722-6415 ~EF~".!.~: C~t • HOSPfTAL BED only StO; OM CrllWrciCM table 1 , * 984-0859 * P41P« I ml9C! SAT S-3. linens & a ~. 1259 71 K orlQ. ml., dual saddt8 ...S ... NJI ------iii•__,_-30782..So.'Cout Hwy. !rr:=:e...!!~·h c:heirs.1275.840-4410 _.,....... 1881TUSTINAVE ~.:cs~~!lytrvlne) tank•. tact. •Ir, new ....... nllU COU.EGE STUDENTS Laguna 8eact1 ~99-1019 112. Clll: Ma-4254 · ELECTRIC twtn bed, 1000 Ftemepolnle ~7* INGll Fum, nou.ewares. · pow brek•. new b6g 4 cyt ,,,,,,ls/b casa A/C " • i r • 11Lll n..,_ ~tons. x·tono. x·flnn, · srn1 spp11anc.s. misc. --uu ttt.. new shod!•. new "" c7 s'~ 14 995 · · 546-uoo lftltlTill lTTllT FINE FURNISHINGS! Ilk• nw, '395. ewt'1om •t111 •alae.1 SUNDAY ONLY 8am. FRI/SAT/SUN 10-A )c*tts, nw peH\t. IUOO. -... ~rl ..... JGt.....,•c-.-.. PfT ffT, flu ""9. no exp FT /PT days/n1tes xtnt MAPLE hutch Ind. china Meduccl 12-spd bike, AKC pups. 2 lb. whef\ full 2251 Columbia Drive H.,bor Ridge e.40-4143. •75e-03'3* ....... -.. _,. nee. C111 11~2. 541..S796. condt & pay. 673-332.0 & ftetwere DROP Leal UMd r.w tlmal, +xtrat, grown S500 ... 543..e995 ..___ 4111 f&t .... 111'& TUlml Olnln Table & 4 MCS1200.lf3..3IOO ., ... IM&f MOVING SALE SAT/SUN ... -, ' 1ele1Beac:t181Yd s.... Ctel'k polftk)i• awl!, PTeectlool TMCNf to oo-CHAI~ 3 MARBLE.,.~ FOR .-. Aooworlet '°' "'ml •W•B -•IM I. 11• It 8-4, blk-. lklboot• & Clllda IMS 142-0831 FIT & PIT. Med benllfits. twtl UCI campue &/or T..,._, TAU nr...r. 2 ~~==-~ic!::' F= ~ ~~~ =-tJ:. CHURCH YARD SALE! ~~.~ ::~*· . , grNt .............. pd vac.tlon, ernptoyee lrvlM privet• scnool. FT MATCHING IJpN)lttered stock stereo ~ off_; S I BLE LOVI NG lam•2pm. Sat 9/10, fair oond. lat ~ the l\anO-Beautiful blk rig-top. dlacount. Xlnt oppty for & PT. M~ be state-Cttan. COFFEE Table, 3 on.., 546-0;14 ADULTS!· _.7_7 194 or ...,._ at Fair. eargarns --ULI made bemltleel 110.000/ w/only ett ml. &lpd, ale, ldva"'*"9nt. Stanlng quallfled. 796-7,94 Spaclal Lamps. Come · • 641-3712 •new & ueed. Wtktr/dfyr, mower. patio Ob0.133-3544, 720.oSM p/w, pis, p/b, p/lap, AM 14. 75-S5/Hr. Contact TELEPHONE OPERA TOR ... & make reaaonabte HEAL TH dub member-furn widtel" t .. cart roll-Ja II /FM c:au Factory mags Gary or Sun n •t No experience neceasary c:atlotf91".14S-1572 •hip, SPorta Connec-=.. = CLAWFOOT BathtubS50, tapdeek,oal!rochr'.dtn· la• ,.... II EtcS19,75oobo548-4&94 545-0431«8PPIY at: 9-5:30 M-F. S5.50/Hr. tton/Jeclt Latanne. Over -King Sin Bed Set 540· Ing chra plants pewter **rm • .i. X'lnt benefits. C.M. MAPLE pedestal table, two years to run: Pool, AEK 12 lpd. • loll of goodlel. moving ... a ~ mo:.. 3709 -I. 91111' .,. TOYOTA MR-2. 1987, S- • ...,_ 842 2050 t< th four chairs. Chin' buffet oauttlu9, aerobica, more sertas 400, Shimano 500 bade ... t 232' Bden • 1 ~. Ave (near ~th & _.. lpd, AJC, sunrf. spoiler. -• PLW · • Y 5' high,. wide $350. Chi-$300. 64S-e194. dar811er. u9ed onty 10 8-4 Sat/Sun 548-4953 of s.lboa) SUN ONLY 9 A Lo ml, gorgeous, 127,500. etc. XLNT cond., most ..... , .. Auto. S cyl, pwr/t /b. AM/FM, cua. AIC, (~5)$8,395 17711""5 ..... -at-"•·· ... 1 1 a.eet1 BJvd 642--0831 '15 FORD mu•tang conv . Icy!, auto. full power, em/fm can. Xlnt con<I. l9500obo 882· 1552 Aetel S.... . TOOL Melntenance Sml neee carved ted round TOPIAAYS Anlinals Seal hrs., gorgeous 21 In w/ 1111·2590 • CALL 144-8819 ... $12,000 obo. ** ·~ alwle#tetc tool rec>atr. 0-.. coffee tlbte S 100 Oo1pNn 24 In. bo~• S aoceu. paid S&30 _., FURNITURE tamps T t/10 only e.m-3pm. ****** 154-t1N OI' 573-4034 lllP..., .... ~- •Blke Tectl• toolll. MacGregor Y.chts. 496-SHO ft. tai, 5t0t$1000.' Met oflef over '380. dothea ~ m"°9llaneou•: TERRtftC llARGAINSI .. -. Piii .. - •Floof S.... 113t Pteosntla C.M. SAGO PALMS 543..et95 493-5001 e.111.223 •1127 Corona Ln.• 88' ltoolll, ctmlrs, e6ec: & ••••• •LomPT9¥ention --~WAlrau ~'RY __ f 1 n ....__. .. ~tr.-!-, (MetaOelMat)SAT8-' typewriter., rugs. 1rt Auto, 4 cyt, pwr/b , ·--·u. . 2 Nttr-.. trundle new """ --.. 90.. ove I --, --;o.. booll•. china. '19 Y11ta AM/FM, AIC. (7-329) Foun~~~~-0616 'Et.~£'~~ 0=;'~9 ~;!13;lrtsl =·~~~:.~:::.:~:=~· 56" dtlNt DnisuQ~V G~~~~~~:~ s:;,,:~ s:::er, flt• -•=........· ..... llUS II.Ill son with OMV report M-F bedroom Mt. White/blue ,._ Hll Moving, must Mii. Stereo ·Harbor Villa Apts. 2621 cabinets, smith-corona .,.... PlfUI ... Elac1rontc pan recognition 10em-3pm: Mr. Lamaln. trim 1 150 6,2•5678 ..-rten sound. Remote. Perteet Harbor Apt 0 _5 typewriter Nlec:tric, sldts, ~REVIER 11181 Beactl Blvd req'd. Full Co. benefits CHOC Thrift Stores 2025 ..,..· · 176/QO ;;;;c:lal Rent an condition. Paid S3900 • · ~pets, antq poker tbl. 142-0831 Call B.,bata for appt. w .111st .. SantaAna · IBMPCctone &.Ok dual 8acrlflce$725751·9323 HUGEll E"*Ythmg mull lthr couch, aectlon•I ... 11.m-llT! .12 vw JETTA 4 Dr, 550-2001 W!Mllllll QUEEN SIZE MATTRESS drive gr~ lr•'sott-• go. J>(antl, lamps, Ibis, couch. oak wall unit, un Ill tunroof, ale, good con· -··-I BOX. OUILTEOf . wereitralnlng. 281·2•1& ~liea baby things ... Sat & Sun hide-a-bed. wort<bench, . dltlon One s2eoo SALESPERSON NEEDED S511W • benefits must BMNONEWI S155. ~ 2103Federa1St. whMlbarrow. At 3231 . i'•WJS• · owner ' :~6RE~Ttdl:.o~,~.R~ hew ~r" train. Mli(e Call: 148-4293 , .... ,.. iiii 7111 MULTI-FAMILY Sat 8-3, CLAY ST. SAT/SUN 9am .. ,..ea.:! lM 759-0e53 -.:.'1'1rwF.!lil!:trowm!'"m'w:""9 ~ xint wort<lno con-* • 1 .. 1 * Fiii to Y60: 11' LXONCH Wiffi Bimini. aun 12--4. A 11tt1e bit ot Lllta Au 13 m 5 ~ .-. 1 L9 Diii-• dltlonl.EJtoept'°"•lfyl1ne ........... un WED! KlESHOUNO, 2 yHr. center coneote. new..,. everyttltngf 2826 LOfeto =·.. .... IS 7~ ........ dlent•.;~7.J.« appt. cc::: Wll ~. Soayed. Call g1ne,. Greet bl)' t>oetl ~,,..(Mesa del Mar)_ IS '35al. • • .-. zenm .. ,_ -----llST SELL'! 8....,,..14$-5«5 l4900 .• 873-6471 A • f\Jm, TV, VCR, "l2Sn s •. lolded ISCl41S ID&llLD -----· • ..... s 22' Cti~ARRAL '88 ......... dothel,ml8c.21'1~ •1l!M.111to,lolded2CtXIOS etothlng a Hard goods -ft3s1'='1 o:!; C_M •WATBlll 80'6WIR: whltney =y ~~ 17 15a' ~· EVERY SATISUN. Orange ~hw,~= &':,':,~.!) ·~ 5". ~l FfT. PfT opening•. good New err1vaN d-~ 11mo9. King Size. Dark duptatOf, deec> knee (213)43t'..3864 . . Coast ~~~ •SAT ONLYI 9-4• Part• -Leasing worlllng conditions, flex _,, Oak Wood. 3/Yr War-41" bed L.agun Mitt, Max· and Ad~•. ~·a ....,... holKs. lldlng experience CHANDELIER.• 15 Prest ranty on neater $12.5 turn 1'" lathe, MEC 37' TrlWleraftcabfn. Time ~IP.n<tna FREE. AreyouthuportinglOft. 1•1-1111 nec:.sary. Apply In per-Bad! Chalfl,. • dresaer, cutoff .aw, notctier. Wire sher• In exchange tor SPA~ 110 432-5880 Find the equipment you • .on: NEWPORT SKI co • Claw Foot end tables, • .._... feed weldef. "oor spot Newport BHCh tllp. MedlnclaNiflecl. 1500 Auto Mall Or. 'IS 311.WJll,9" 2700 w. Cout Hwy., NB • Oaell c:heirs. • ROdter, Hotpolnt 175 welder. 52" Wy1ong 831~ I Santa Ana AtttJ< lllW 11201u1 -1-1 ••• , • ·~· • Br1199 Runs grMtll ......,, 80" pr ... brake. '83 FAIRLINER 32' live-.... ..... 7112 WI ..... 7 14 55 Fwy. at Edinger Invent..,, of ow• 50 -• 1 __. _ bed,• snowcue. •Clew C... 831-0425 anytime aboard Newport .,.. .. ..... w w _, IPll _, ~~s!,,~~ ~~ K':in.=· 808142--4321 •255 Fuait.n Sale~ ...... 573-1654 ....... ,1 rt. $11,000 DYER7·11. Loaded. SeMc:e Hr!.~:-Frl. llice,UltdlllWs pleHant personailty. ...... ~ 796-9115 °' 645-2221 •1'2 ..,.. j i.u,...t IM'I '82 COBIA 19' cabin 1H75-9555• Pertec:t. 530-5010 1:oo am to 10 pm =~ ;ti.:'9"1. r.-.... 1114 8 TR o L LEE -ht g ti • PA1VM"trP9W'•t91" ..,. =:: t!!:0.!:..am:. .... '1114 / .. !' .--·------IEXUTIFOL = hutch c:Nlr/atroller/c:.wt llke IBM. new Word Pro-port .,.._ seooo. SLIP ii' LXNUCiA 1A2 7111 ~ "' ......... , .. Mw6ed9'1tl1doors, MW, total S75, FISH CM90tl~=~•tS250. AVAILABLE873-1854 ""'"'· fu(tlng, auto pltot, 11' 8kJIOxt a; mere. Sterlin PIT Mon-Fr1 lam·Hoon, pertectoond c:ost$1280 TANK. 50oal w/ttand& . I •••-••-exoellent. Newport slip. Eng rebu1t Auna Ille ' no expar. nee ..... 50/Hr. ... IMO. 642-3095 . equlpt '50. T22-0150 .... '&aia1l1 '"' n.,~ ---$13.000. 873-4220 dreem. Wll ttvow In... M AWIY In per.on. NEW ~ White & VERY 1harl> 90fe love 1~1.W~ cc:r~· ·15 COL~SlA 21· Pel'fect I .,._laC*etL Must .... --• JAii ar-. w/mattr._ & Hit chair ott~man FREE AKC M Scnnauzel' ' oond, ~y 11\Nout U200 firm. 831· 1211 ,721,.,..St.,C.M. trundle Complete 1245 ScoichQuard.d neve; llllhOt,etc •. Onlytogood CLASSIC 34' Monterey, tnt.W( .. cer) edfor.llOOO ........... ,... Ol'mWllOM'llACH •546-5525• *l40-l733* UMd. S~75. 14~9295 home! Good wllh chit· rebullt boerd-for·board. I05 218-9339 L1i 7i,,._ I• I''' HI R drer\. 759-3180 · 1972. Mein Nlon added SAILBOAT, Lido 14. ----.. ••• L"" DtNIHO RM Tabletcttan, ZEBRA RUGS 1'85. Fil*:. bar, com-N#fl/S scored Inside 3 w id;;; Wind! 1540 JAMBOREE AOAO ~ armoir.. cttan, pictures App1t. 5'x 8'. $1275 good fmllTTEU pl•t• galley, 50 HP •• of ...,. cus tom ~ ~ model ()pert 7 d9YI •week h h 1_ • 'f'ed a ml1cl $15·S225. cond. & $300 nffdS ~Perl(ln.black,iongfur Perkins. S25 ,000. trallar race rigged MK1a0 ,_MI.ad Extlndecta.MoeHour9 I rOl.!8 c .. ss• t IU-7211 wont. Call 175..e302 •14~4· 133-3544 Of 720-058e $1500. 818-335-3631. .-uoe . 550-9364. 1 Llft.-10 p.m. Mon-Fr1 NllC M>TICE NI.JC NOTICE Nl1C NOTICE ' • LOIC BEACH ea•w 3670 Cherry Ave. lo• Beach l llods N. of 40S fWV. (114) 131-57• • (213) 421-54M ,. -.....-ue LOldad W/Pfl' equip Incl. ...... equip. 112,995 (2EMWl31) JOHNSON & SON 1 Lincoln M··• cur)' 1 Jil)6 H•·~· tti,,j l oet11 Meu 'AO ~ 10 .. PL.Tllm llUAIT Auto, 4 GYt. p_rlslb, casa, A/C, (7~ 11) ll,395 .............. -:J.•Plt••• 1 1 Beairi'I 8tvd 142.oe31 r ' PAM J/IA'T'UmDAY S.11 .. .-., 10. 1-----------------------------•DAR.Y PILOT/nAI. aSTATE f COSTA MESA •HAMOR . RDGE 5 .. DAILY flt&.OT/BA&. DTAft·-------------------------------•SATUllDAY ~ 10. 1-/PAGa J flrubberEllis RESIDENTIAL BROKERAGE 8E.RVICES THE LARGEST INDEPENDENT REAL ESTATE COMPANY IN THE NATION NEW UIT1NG-8AYFRONT 11.-.000 Pier for your boac. Walk to the ocean beaches. ;Three BR. 3 BA. Remodeled kitchen. Master suite with bay v iew. Ann Peters. SOPHISTICATED TOWNHOME S207,000 Wonderful exposure, sunlight alJ day. Beauti· fully upgiaded11ooring, all white and easy to live with. Two BR. great for young couple or single executives. Triona Bergin. FOR BUSY PROFESSIONALS $210,000 Two BR. condominium .. shows like a model. Plush white carpeting, fireplace and ~Y win- dow. Both bedroom suites are generous in siz.e and completely separate. Gayle Amato. CAREFREE LIVING S2Q,500 A 2 BR. 2 BA home just steps IJom pool and spa. One level downstairs with attached garage access. lenn-alre appliances. close to beach, shopping, freeways. Gloria Robertson or _91rolyn Lowe ,.--- OWNER MAY FINANCE 1375.000 Bay view, slip wiO accommodate up to a 35' & boat. Two BR, 2 BA. condominium with com- munity pool. Sun deck. Two parking spaces. Gayle Amato. GREAT DUPLEX St85.000 Close to ocean and Channel, approx. 8 years . olp. Great condition and fully rented. Owners u1'it upstairs. Back unit 3 BR; 2 BA. Four car P41rking. Triona Bergin. THE 0000 UFE '511.000 In this air conditioned 2 BR, 2th BA. home. F1aptone courtyard with reflection pond and fountains. Granite, marble, plantation shutters. Community pool. spa, tennis. Gayle Amato. .......UU-PARtt·PRtVACY · UIS,000 Four BR. 2'12 B.A. family home a*a)1 from the crowds yet dose to wedge, beach and bay Ktivity. A dream place to raise an active family. Hobie Denny. IEAY1EW EXCLUSCVE wmt VIE1f 9175,000 Dramatic Port Royal with forever city li&hts and mountain views. Totally remodeled 4 BR. 3 BA home In dellChtful guard pted community. This property will not last. Suz.anne Shuler. -COUNTRY fMNCH" -S72S,OOO Four BR. home customized throughout. Private . location. French doors •nd windows. skyli&hts. runy bullt~l~ Large family room. Pool sized yard. Carol Allison. TOP PRODUCER FOR THE MONTH AUGUST 1988 BELLE PARTCH MOST TRANSACTIONS FOR THE MONTH AUGUST 1988 ANN PETERS CARLYN CALLAN NEW LISTINGS PARTY P£AF£CT $220,000 Mesa del Mar beauty. J BR. 2 BA. plus spacious living room. attached 2 car garage. Great cul-de-sac location Extra large lot with beautiful black bottom pool Stella Shirar CONDOlllNIUM IN GAEENBEL T S2G.OOO Two SR. 2 BA home features fireplace in living room. and kitchen with light oak cabinets and quality lenn Air appliances Large master suite. Gloria Roben son or Carol n Lowe. GUARD GA TED $535,000 Bic Canyon, expanded Dover model. 2 BR . 2 BA built in entertainment center, hardwood floors, crown moldings, wet bar. air con- ditioned. Landscaped b> Rogers Gardens. Madelyn Gonzales •A&.BOA ISLAND $597 ,000 New listing, Invest in this wonderful 4 BR. home and enjoy the lifestyle that this charm-inc lsland has to offer. Excellent location. room for expansion. Ann Peters. OPEN HOUSES SATURDAY a SUM>AY SEA ISLAND 2 BR. nt. Vu ING CANYOfll ···"' llC CANYON 5 BR. nt. pool. spa BELCOUJIT • Ba. nt HARBOit RIDGE 6M, Flt. pool PEMNSULA JM flttOMONTORY 5 N ,nt llC CANYOfll i-.nt DOVER SHORES 6BR.pool I ..... I ·'i ....... l·S 11,.,.. I ·S SUNDAY 7 ... Cow Gayle Amato MC..,...,..., Shnr/Glody 14 Ol*a.t Donna~ll 11.-..-sre11 a rtDr • ...,. M Belle P.rtdl a.na.w 1 C4 ......... Dr. M Cirol AJli9on ., ...... 11121.. ......... 1-s, Prten/Shulef .., ................. Dr. I·'> Aune/c.l'-1 .__ s-. Fen11tn at 1 M ~nGon&.IAes ..,...... tMI...., M TrioN 8efpi NEW-FAIRWAY ONE $2,315,000 New Fairway One custom home Outstand- ing in qualtt~· and design J BR 41h BA, library, spacious master suite Golf course. mountain and c 11 \ l1ghc "1ews from every room Dann)' Bibb or Stephanie Grody EMERALD BAY-OCEAN SIDE $1,150,000 Older home on good lot "'1th great "1ew and fabulous potential We 1ust listed this at S 1.1 S0.000 Lots of parlong 1" o stories 0 K. Dave H1rschler or Rod Dale' GOLF COURSE VIEW $1, 195,000 Four BR . 1·1.1 BA homt.· 1.1.1th ~olt course views Decorated profes~1onall\ for 'todays living·· Private court~·ard with ~r<l rnced to sell Carol Allison. FABULOUS ESTATE-VIEW $1.500.000 Six BR. 'l'h BA. 11v1th tamil\ room sitting room and formal dmin% Guest quarters Dramatic pool, outside cooktn~ tac1lit ~ and entertainment area Twe>separate master suites ,Tnona Bergin CUSTOM BA YFAONT-LARGE SLIPS1.550,000 Elegant home 1n perletl cond1t1on Five BR. 41"2 BA . J fireplaces t;:.> feet on P1omontory Bay Custom built b> present owner Barbara Aune SHANGAl-LA $1,950.000 ).5 acres lit used to be an Orange Counly Parkl Manicured lawns. 100 year old pine. ficus and palm trees Private pool. o BR. 7 BA. Barbara Aune C.D.M. WHITE WATER VIEW $1.985,000 Dramatic 180 views of ocean. 1etty. Catalina and sunsets Listen to the sound of the waves. Spacious older home·wilh 4 BR. c; BA A special C.0.M opportun1t~ Lois lacobs. Linda Oeth OY£RlOOKING BEACH $2.375.000 Terrific new J BR. "''' BA "' com den Looks down on the private beach l· pounding surl This is Emerald Bay's best location Seller may carry financing to qualified bu}er Ask tor Da"e Hirschler or Rod Dale' 9IQ CANYON CUSTOM $2.asG.000 Magnificent family home set on one of the ~rcest lots. Spacious rooms. bleached oak floors. fabulous kitchen. b BR. separate guest house. pool. spa, paddle tennis court Danny Bibb or Stephanie Grody NEW CUSTOM .. HAMOR RIDGE SS.150.000 Spectacu~.( 12,000 sq. fL home wtth (>BR. 9 BA. library. e•tra lar~ dining' and family rooms. 2 ~ster suites, elevator. pool & spa, 4 car ~r~e. room for limousine Danny Bibb or Carol Allison 2 Civic Plaza, #100 644-6200 NEWPORT BEACH - 11 UllA ISLE PRIVATE UTE 11111•1 ISUll. SPUllll TUll11llW. Thi9t waterfront home was COMPLETELY remodeled & expanded 2 years ago featur- ing 5 bedrooms, 7 baths, 12' ceilings ~quisite master bedroom w/His & Hera bathS + separate jift ng room. Pier illp for 50' boat. 3 car garage. Vert private yard & patlS-. $3,200,000. The best of Unda 15'8. ( .-111 mi 11n1• MW, 11111111 111n, NIL Luxury exudes in this 6 Bedroom, 8 bath home featuring a 2 story entry & Uvtng Room-w/sweeping staircase to teh 2nd level. Fabulous execution of design, this cul-de-sac mansion offers a private tennis court, huge pool & spa + views of the Bay, ocean & Cataltna. Compare w/Harbor Ridge & you will recognize the tremondoue value. S2,500,000. , 11 lllPIU .... .... Slim IATE 11111111 M••tim Charming Old English home situated on best location of Harbor Ridge features 5 bedrooms, and sweeping staircase In grllnd foyer. Magnlfioent views of ocean Md-bay-to-CeteMna---Md Pak>e \Wdee. A gendemM'a atudy, and format partor ... eome of m11ny te.turee. This well-executed property is offered for S2,900,000 . ...... ,,.1-1 124 I. llYFlllT · llLlll ISi 111 . · IME PID I SLIP Just Usted, this 3 bedroom, 3'n bath home is strageically situated to see 5 Newports 7 islands with magnificent western ex- posure. Recentty remodeled, this flne home otters adult livtng with private spa, 21/z car garage and one of the beet vtews In the city. Huge' pier and slip. Priced to sell at $1.895.million. . 11111 lllE .,,,, 2321 22M ITIEET 1•1•••••• PllFESS•llL TEllll Mllf1 "Blue Chip" envtronmental lndudes pri- vate, park-Jlke custom, brick home on ~aue with 8 bedrooms, 8 baths, private proteUioMI tennis court. grotto- atyle pool & spa + a true gourmet kitchen. In .a word ... Fabulous. $2,895,000 COIL ITll\LTf COTE REALTY WOULD LIKE TO' ADDRESS Youe 2171 Al.Timi lllYE ...... lllTI. UTE-mlll•lllTY f*lloul kw. Cove. IOUth of the Coat High- way, this ~ 3 bedroom, 3 bath c:uatom hOme .... be9'I •••itOd•l•d 8nd lndude9 • completely new kitchen with .. new~ F.m..tic P.anc <>ce.'I V... + Vsy ~ pool. This 9dult ort.ilecl hOme offws private. white Andy be9d'I 8nd the "MOST' of the "BEST". ~ Study. E~ Met ~ S1,495,00CM Located below Cedar Glen and souttl of Cedar Ridge Eatat•, this may be the last 8Yalable acr: In the lush area south of the lake wtth~ prtvtlegea. Land u111ge is flexible. Owner wiH help finance, w11 trade, exchange, etc. Asking only .'40KJacre. Cell for fact lheet. 'I NEWPORT BEACH OFFICE Expettthebest: Coldwell Banker Res&dcnttal Real Estate Services CORNER OF COAST HWY. AT AVOCADO 64.4-9060 THE l COMPANY IN SO . CALIFORNIA IN SALES & LISTINGS NEW LISTINGS CEMnAL NEWPORT · S925,000 Exceptional oceanfront duplex on 3 BR borne of quality and design. Located on the sand. HBWPOIT BEACH 1425,000 Emotional appeal galore. This charming 3 BR, 2 BA family home is located on a wonderfully quiet street just west of Irvine. Completely remodeled + redone. It's a jewel. NEWPORT BEACH VILLA BALBOA 1!!8,000 Dancing fountains re nected in beveled minors from this 2 BR & 2 BA condo. Penthouse living with skylights. elevator. & 2 car parking. NEWPORT BGTS 082,000 Here it )s! The charming remodeled .home in eought after area. Lmmaculate! Larxeyard w/paddle tennis court. 3 BR. 13 • BA. Call now! ll.AmlOI VIEW '459,600 Wor)derful family home. Attractive decor with light bright colors. 4 BR plus FR with FP. EASTBLUPP 1475,000 Step into jolly Old England. Beautiful highly upgraded cottage in a park like setting. 3 BR, 2 BA. You will love it. . NEWPORT HEIGHTS Hzt,000 Cape Code style w/5 BR. 5 BA. Beamed ceilings. French doors, stained glass windows. LR. FR and muter suite all with fireplaces. Spaciows yard w/spa. I ll.AmlOI llDGE S78t,OOO Sumeta over Catalina, lights of Fashion Island from 4 BR Harbor Ridge dream home. FR + wood-panelled library with FP. llilBOl llDGE *799,600 A fabulous 180° view from this estate home. Quality throughout. 4 BR, library and large family rooin. Within steps of the pool. One of your most prestigious areas. • NBWPOIT BEJGBTS S8S5,000 Fabulous 180° view of all Newpo rt Harbor/entire second noor master bedroom auit.e, large deck plus patio. Three fireplaces. PININSULA 11, 180,000 Commaiiding view of the entire Bay from this 8 ,_, old contemporary home on Peninsula's ftmlt location. Gourmet kitchen, 3-car garage with quality• extras throughout. mmurr s 1,an,000 New Mediterranean home in Belcourt sur· rounded by luah landscape. 4 BR + library & atudy area in cbilds wing. Lal'ge yard with pool & lpL OPEN HOUSES SATURDAY 1-5 llST&.U 2122 SU lllUS 3BR $263,000 N. BROWNE MWPllT IUCI 1711 PAL• 4 BR $425,000 ·J. MERTZ MWlllT .. m 11• UIT PUii 3 BR $429.000 O.MEEOER .... 2127 NIT WllTIT 4 BR $459.500 G. LIVINGSTON UITalff M1WIWI 3 BR $475,000 G. LIVINGSTON Wllllff 2221 Al T& YISTI 4BR $547,000 G.ANOERSON ~UT 2t lllCll UY 2 BR + 1 BR $695.000 D. VALENTINE SUNDAY 1-5 llSTl •SA 2722 SU CllLIS 3BR $263.000 G.ANDERSON IUffS 2U1 Ufl(TI 3 BR $365,000 K.PARKCR MW .. TIUCI 1711 PAL• 4 BR $425.000 J . MERTZ ... .... , lllllTS 11• UIY PUCE 3 BA $429.900 H. STOCKWELL ---2 BR + 2 BR $459.000 .... 2121 NIT WllTIY 4 BR $459.500 G. LIVI NGSTON Miil 111.U 12 NllWITD 3BR $469,500 C. MC MAHAN Ul1IUff MlWIWI 3 BR $475,000 E. BROWN -TllUll llltllnll 3 BR $645~000 C. RUMSFELO .... 4. 1t41Ya.T- 4BR $589.500 E. CORKETT ..... 1142NITl•m.Y 4BR $595.000 J . ROBBINS -Jl1tPIMmll 4BR $725.000 A.KURTZ .... , .. llUMT& 48A $825,000 E. BOWIE ••Ill--... , .... .fBA $1 ,375.000 J . MACMILLAN CORONA DEL MAR OLD CDM '459.000 Duplex on comer locat11m. 2 RR. 1 BA each unit. Fireplaces. greenhouse windo"'rs. skvlites. separ- ate garages. super cond1t1on. Owner will carry 1st TD. JASMISE CREEK H69,SOO A precious jewel in .Ja ... mtnt' C'ret'k. S plt'ndid ocean/bay/Catalina ··,11 down .. new. Rare sm1de level Plan llI w :l BR · FR Beautifully up - graded. Private commun1t\'. HARBOR VIEW HILLS Si25.000 Wonderful location next to park' Beautifullv refurbished 4 BR "' ne"' kitch .. baths. French doors ... large covered pat111 tn pri vate setting. CAMEO SHORES $795.000 Sensational 5 BR. 4 HA humf" ha;,. 1t aJl-v1 ew, inner courtyard pat111 -pool Formal dining room. parquet floors. ;,.11lar pool healer -mo re. SPYGLASS HILL $8-49.000 Rare 4 BR one tloor h11me "'uh full \'tew of ocean-Harbor & Cit\'. Large courtya rd, spacious view, patio. three car l?a'taJ!e BAVSHORES BA YSBOllES $8450,000 A traditional :l BR. ~ BA home plus den on a large corner lot. \'ery private master suite. l'wo beautiful patio~ The home you have bet'n wait· i.ng for. BA YSBORES U ,!50,000 Bayfront-fi nest qualit~. -l BR remodeled home with 60 ft fron~. Pool, spa plus dock for 2 large yachts. Eiquisite bay views. BAYSBORP.S U ,750,000 Fabulous one-of-a -kind bayfront w/r;raMoy lawn, hug-e tree. oversized d eck. 3 slips, ch.arming "Old Newport" on 11 '2 Bayshore Jots. BA ~SBOl.FS $6,600,000 This celebrated bayfront e-$late is ronsidered by many to be the m ost desirable property in Newport Beach. The appro• 9000 sq. ft. resj • dence ia located on 2/3 of an acn at the m08t prominent poi.nt in Newport Bay & offen stun· nine panoramic views of the colorful N.~wport Harbor. Private pier & slip, plus eveTV im· *Ji.nab.le amenity. · OV ER 100 OFFICES TO SERVE YOU IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA . ' \.•. '-~ ··". ' ,,., .. ,.,............... .. . .- • ..... lllfl 1111 14.m,111 DBL WIDE LOT! 5 BR. 5 BA. ep. maids room. 3 fplc, atrium with skylight for all day aanllght! Hue alate bayside patio, pool, ape & waterfall. LJ1 dock. Include. f\.lmi9binal. A* for ... DENNE 80DBRLING . onm mra -mm am.111 Pride of ownership, beautiful light ownen unit, lola of uPlndes, vaulted ceilinp, fireplace, large clec.k. seek unit has 3 BR, 2 BA, nice pvt yard. Lower unit 9 _years old. Pkg for 4 can. ~ for ... • LEE CHESTERFIELD Nm• .. oa 111E 1111,m Walk to the beech froin this almost new home w /4 BR. 2 ~ BA. family nn, bonus rm and peak of ocean vieW. Largest floor plan. Aak foe... - ESTHER YANK · ••• ,.. 14.111 Jumine Creek! Plan 4. 3 BR, 2 ~ BA with formal dminC room; family room. kitchen with eating area and larfe y8rd. Nice <Dnmunity with com- munity pool, ~and tennis courts. Ask fiSr ... DELIA DELGADO .. a mmf Ullnl 1.111•111 3 BR or 2 & den with dramatic 2 story ceilinp in Lk. Soft earth tones, •. -plan talion ahutten, enclmed courtyardenti;y~b:onLpatio to look at view. Model perfect. Ask for ... .JO ANN. KENTON _ .. Ulllll 1111.111 Centrally located yet eecluded privacy in this spedoua 2BR & den. 2.5 BA. gate guarded. AC community pool, all the extras. Price includes new can>etina throughout!! Fine Value! Ask for ... OPEN lious'i 8UNDA y 1-&. & 80UTBHAMPTON LYNNE LINDSAY Mff 11 IT • IRE 11.1111111 Prime 9UnDY location on lge lot! OJntemp. & tranlitional daign. Hi&h ceil.inp. beautiful brick floon & open. flowing f1oorplan. 5 BR, maid'• rm. 6 BA & formal dininl nn. Pvt baytide terrace & dock for ...,. yacht! Ask for.:. OP&N 8UNDA y 1-a. au VIDA LIDO 80UD DENNE SODERLING IPlll-• &&1&1111 R 1111•111 Lacuna ee.c.h 3 BR, 2.5 ~omom-Family rm, formal dininc nn •. ._ ok. Vaulted dp, int. plmt ~ u ~ l'eC!H!d Ulhtma & mirrored w._~ _ .c.tr' w/retreat w/fplc. Spa, intercom & a -· systiem. 2 car pr. & dedm. A* for DENNIS GRIMES . ' ClllDI B .. 9111 1111•111 Goq.om. md IUnRY wl*Ylichta. vaulted ceil- ino. plantation abutters and rec !II !d lilhtinc· 3 BA, 2~ BA & 2 BR. 2 BA + den,~ with I fireplaca, eepatate )a~ and 4 CAI' parkinc. Like new w/ifll:o&tGA~ for ... IDllMNE Prime retail apace now available in excellent locadona, Tustin and Fountain Valley. Office ..-. ai.o available. A* foe ... CLIFF KEMP 11 ltlllll • 1111• 1111.111 . Si.nale level 2 BR. 2 BA townhome in Olde CdM. Walk to shops, Qasis Center, park. Gourmet kitchen, living rm w /fplc, 2 car attached'garage. • Spac. master w /walk in closet, dressing area. Ls wrap-.arou.nd patio. Ask for ... DIANA PROSSER . ,.. •••• mm 1111,111 Comer lot one b&ock to beach!! 3 BR. 2 BA cottage plus 2 BR, 1 BA upper unit. Additi9nal aeparate 1 BR ~ BA guest room. Charming exterior. Hurry. this won't last!! Ask for ... DIANA PROSSER ••• , 11111 1111,111 PRICE REDUCl'ION! Linda Plan. 2 BR + den. Ownen have purchased another home and say brine them an offer. Ask for ... OP°JN 8AT/8UN l ·&, 96 CORSICA JANE SUNGAILA .. -··-1411.111 Brand new 4 BR, 2.5 BA J .M. Pe1erl home. Elepnt.2 8'0I')' with vol~ ceilinp. spec living rm. family rm. formal dininC nn & aowmet ial4nd kitchen w/orden window. A& for ... OPIN SAT/SUN 1-&. KTOSCANY JANE SANGAILA a••lia.111111 IU7l,ml Newer estate in nearby Tustin Hills. ~t lake views. Complete privacy on 2 acres ol beaut. land8caped pounds. Dual U8e guest hou9e is de"&ned .. workout facility. Ask for ... MAXINE GOLDEN U. FIDEii .11-.111 Spednua family home in 'The Shores' lakeside community. Great location on greenbelt. 4 BR, 2 ~ BA. cathedral ceilings. Beautiful. natural •ttin&. IWTOUDded by trees.. very pvt w /nice view of lake. Ask for ... RONDA BEIN WllMlllll llllU.. •111 2 BR. 2 BA De Anza Bayside Village. great community with clubhowle, community pool & ape. Freshly redecorated. Ask for ... VIRGINIA SW AN lllml 11 ~'8--117-lli Biii Cllll..... 11mtm ' Fannie Ma OWned, 2. story co~. FHA ap-For 1e91e _ 1 BR condo, leCUrity building. ~· 2 ~· 1 BA. San Juan..~ano_._Gooci_ $1800/MO. Alk"fcr. .. --- income rauo. Ask for... VIRGINIA SW AN RAY DAVIES, JR. .... 11 I E lRB. il-.111 •&t•I a ~ ~II~ 1111,111 Encl Several f1oorplana avail. for v.ewmc an NeWJ>011's Bare Aneelita condo on lovely-green~lt. newest premier community 'nle9e MediW-- patio lanai, 2 BR, 2 ~· cathedral ceilinp, lrg ranean style aingle family ~ offering the mm&e1' IUlte w/plantauan abutters. AM for... finest in home amenitia Recreation area includes JO ANN KENTON pool 1 & ~ amdeck. --·•1£ •• .... · 1111.111 'or.:N8A 1·&.IOMCORTBllERMOSA 1...,una 8-ch. 3 BR, 2.5 BA. tri-level custom JO ANN DORAN A PAULA BAILEY t::..:' ~ = :;.;~w~ LSlm. Lmm. 1111.111 *Yliebta. many decks & windows galore. Break-Spedoua 3 BR. 3 BA Newport Beach -~ t.t nook. famil;r rm & loft. AM for... fe.tures pvt spa & nearby comm. rec ~bes. DENNIS GRIMES Beamed ceilinp. For your penona1 showmg ask &&•I Pml w ICTIIPI 1111•111 for... BILLA DONNA WEBSTER Custom 4 BR, 3~ BA. ocean view, family room ..... -Ill and muliic room. Must be leen to appreciate. Call 'nw be.ch life awaila you! Charmine 3~uC2 BA now far BttL1l·~,JNA WEB. STER ~offers nice oc.n view, pvt patio retreat & anUque stove for theme cool beech evenings. Just .. 1 ... lllFHI . ••111 Ste .. to the beKh. Alk for ... N9w an ....net, beaut. home on one ol Harbor • RONDA BEIN V.... ._...Iota, room for expmmon & pvt pool, •Cl•t-caTW .. · ••Ill C9tbednl cJal in livina nn, bmily nn & dinina New on market. Dnmadc uPlf8ded 2 BR + den rm. New ~ 9UnllY & brlaht. open floor condo. Hardwood 0oan in mtry + kitchen with pla. .-ffor ent.el'tainlnC. exterlliw ...-of plmatation lhutten. Carefree OPO 8.lT/8UN 1·&. 10'6 PORT Ul8TOL CT. livinc at ila be9t. Alk far ... JULIA LAIO . RON l'BL80T . .. 181 I •11 Ill 91B 1\-111 RfFU MY •RF II II.Ill Dllcrimmadnc waterfront buyers! Pm far 1 i.. & Otar. cmayan • dty lite views enhance this 2 .... boata. Located ~ Pimimld8 in quiet mmplet.ely rebuilt lhow ~ White. liibt & 9Ctlon on ta.y with views ol ..... • mtm. Your brfeht IDllrble, FWmet lcitcbm. hardwood lloon. own ....ty a-:b. 3 BR, 2 BA 9. 2 BR. 2 BA etc. Alk fCLIP• ftnfrt UMP c1own. rp1c in G:i~ ~Mt far... -&I• 1111,m ~ &llta.,,. *Ille mmt pftfened .1•. l · HilblJ ..... adid i BR, 2 BA end lmit far the moat ~ ~ lowlJ ...... fram IDlll'tale fireplace, ............ Twmaavaileble, below ...-ni ....at ........ ...u uillt ...... tD VMllled millnl. pmh WtDcp•::.-ro1~tL10 · ·~'&Jq~1.Wr · 3 CORPORATB PLAZA • SUITE 101 • NBWPORT CENTER INDBPBNDBNT MBMBBR BROKER Sekct 1hwp"et <:?leea.1 NEWPORT ISLAND . . No where else con you live on the water with your own boot dock for only $699,500! Charming country style decor· ator home with 3 BR, 2 Yi BA, formal dining room, huge master suite with fireplace. View on the water from almost every room. Hurry, won't lost ................................................. $699,500 BEST BUY IN BIG CANYON ... Beautiful town house with o large yard and beautiful pool with spa Great view overlooking Newport. Contem- porary styled and beautifully decorated. Very dramatic with 30' living room ceiling, 4 8R, family room, formal dining, office, bonus room and sauna. Compare at .................... $629,000 HARBOR VIEW HOMES ... Shows like new! Attractive 4 bedroom, 2 ~ bath, family room. Polemero model. light and airy family home. Pr<?f ess1onally londscoped. Spacious bock yard with patio and spa. Choice IO(ation, close to shopping. schools, churches. Community pools. Includes lond ..................................... $555,000 8&.UFFS. PARK SETTING ... View of the Bock Boy through the trees. Lovely end unit. 3 BR, 3 BA with den. Living room with fireplace and balcony, formal dining room. Lorge patio with private spo, beautiful tiled kitchen with new appliances. Wonderful home for entertaining or family. Light, bright and open ........... $425,000 8&.UFF~ ... Beautiful up·groded "G" Pion, 3 BR, 3 BA with den. Newly decorated, pofio on greenbelt, mQve right in .................... $399,900 llUFFS ... Highly upgraded "X·plan" on prime greenbelt location. Completely redecorated, Spanish povers, off-wtiife carpets, new custom drapes and appliances. Priced for o quick sole at ........................................... ~ ............ $370,000 BACK BAY ... Lovely single family home located on large corner lot. Beoutifully lond- scaped with koi pond, fountains, and private pool. Interior hos a very worm feeling w/skylights, 2 frplcs, large family room w /Wf/t ijar which opens onto patio, master both w/spo tub .................................................... $369 ,500 NEWPORT BEACH ... Just minutes to the ocean, freshly pointed. Nice and cleon 2 bedrooms, 2 BA, 2 car attached gorCJ9e. All neutral decor. nice size kitchen opening to privoM patio, community pool. Great inwstmeftt, ouumoble financing. Please compare 1his wive at only .............................................. $165,000 -. -wowt N!W,ORT BEACH $49, 500 . . . Almost new 3 8R, 2 BA. Upgraded kitchen with all oppfionces includ ing washer & dryer in excl~ve mobile home pork next to ''the Dunes.'' Pool, clubhouse, beoch & boot· docks. Low monttlly leoM, too. Con be bank financed. Coll today .................................................. $49,500 PROPERTIES, INC. ,e111da 9Jte MAIN CHANNEL BAYFRONT ... One of the few choice boyfront properties on Lindo Isle with sunset views from the beveled gloss and iron entry doors to the 160' frontage ~n the boy overlooking the main channel of Newport Beach 2 slips and 2 side ties. 3 BR suites. Gourmet kitchen, prism skylights reflecting colors every· where. Cozy living and family room on the boy with fireplace.............. .. ............. $3, 9 7 5 , 000 LINDA ISLE ... New state o f the art contem· porary bayfront home on prestigious Lindo Isle. The only one of its kind in Newport Beach. 4 bedrooms, 4 '? baths, family room, gym & tile p<rtio overlooking 50' dock and spectacular view of the boy. Sparkling white tile, granite, stainless sfeele and g lo ss used throughout this home designed wrth perfection. REDUCED, OWNER TRANSFERRED ............................... $2,495,000 ONE OF THE MOST ELEGANT HOMES ON THE WATER ... Premium location on Lindo Isle with views from all major rooms. 5 BR, 6 1? 8A, family room, 3 fireplaces enhanced by marbles and granite. light oak cabinetry and floors. The mater BR w /sitting area overlooks the boy. 2 BA. steam shower, ja cuzzi, walk-in closets. Owner may trade ..................................... $2,950,000 WATERFRONT ELEGANCE .... Lindo Isle's best location. Sun all day' Near gote·house. beoch. tennis court & clubhouse. This fine home hos 5 8R, 5 BA, game room, pool, spa and slip for la rge boot. Offered at...... .. . ... $2,450,000 HARBOR RIDGE . . lovely 4 BR detached condo. Privofe entry w running stream, hard· wood floors, hondpo1nted tiles in the kitchen expanded master BR w sitting area. Views o f the Ocean & City Ligh ts... ... . ............. $785,000 Ope11 '1101UU IRV1NE .............................. , ..... $269,000 Sot & Sun 1-5 ....... 5002 Poseo Segovia llUFFS .................................. $399 I 900 Sot & Sun 1-5 ......... 409 Vrsta Gf'onde HARBOR RIDGE ....................... $550,000 Sun 1 ·5 .......................... 43 Montpell* · llUffS ..................................... $425,000 Sot & Su"' .............................. 224 Noto SANTA 4NA ............................ $236,000 Sun 1-5 .............. : ........ ~ ... 623 South Soil HMIOR RIDGE ....................... $785,000 Sun 1-5 .......................... 1 Horbcw Ridge N~T BEACH ..................... $165,000 Sot & Sun 1-5 ....................... 434 Bolen> llUffS ..................................... $370,000 Sat & Sun 1-5 .............. 43l Vesta Trucho VIEW THE SPARKLING NIGHT LIGHTS AND OCEAN SUNSETS Mediterranean Villa 5 BR, 5 ,., BA, custom built Harbor Ridge home must be seen to opprec1ote. Ouality features abound throughout this handcrafted home Gourmet kitchen formal dining room. living room, family room with hand-carved mahogany bar. wine ce llar, 4 fireplaces. the extensive use of stained, etched & beveled gloss was designed to accent the 8000 sq ft of luxury l1v1ng m grand European style $2,900,000 FABULOUS CUSTOM HOME This beou11 fully landscaped 4 BR 4 ., boTh estcte offers all the luxurie s of living Amenshes •nclude p ri vate library paneled wrth A !neon Vlohogony and marble fireplace Moster suite complete with his/hers closets, sauna spa tub and block marble used extensively This home offers com fortoble living with city light~ & Mountain views . .... ······ . . s 1,590,000 TREES, TREES, TREES Serene and secluded country .feeling. Borders nature trail m guard gated community of Harbor Ridge Mir•mar pion, 2 BR, 2 1? BA with den White tile. shutters, mirror walls, skylights, wardrobe doors. Dining room, patios, air cond spa oft master Audio speaker, intercom. Secursty gate ... $550.000 LAGUNA BEACH MAGNIFICENCE . . 4 SR, 4 17 BA, custom contemporary, approx 6300 sq. ft Dramatic 5-story elevator home Hos spec· toculor views of ocean, surf. sand & city light\ ExponS1ve deck off kitchen. Formal dining room Hos spa and beautifully landscaped gardens over·looktng Soddleback Mountains .... . ... ... . . . ...................... s 1,300,000 HUNTINGTON BEACH "OLD TOWN" Specfoculor buy·two homes, two lot\ for the price of one' Cash flow or use it os o beautiful owner's home 3 BR. 2 1"2 BA two car garage. Income home hos 2 BR, 1 BA . Three blocks from the ocean. Must see• ............ $499,999.99 NORTH LAGUNA! Oceanfront beach home, 2 BR. 2 BA condo with security gate. Wonderful vocation atmosphere, lisfen to the crashing surf. Wolk to the beach, stores and res1ouronts. See to appreciate ..... $360,000 LH IRV1NE ... Prtvate and quiet with new carpet and point throughout 3 BR. 2 BA bocking to beautiful greenbelt facing pork with community pool. All neutral tones New landscaping Com pore 01....... . . . . ...... $269,000 OPEN SAT !SUN 1-5. S002 PASEA SEGOVIA • SANT A ANA Gre-ot family home. V1sto pool, spo, solar pool cover kitchen botti up· graded. Automahc sprinklers, sect1rlfy system ond new point Interior brigt.t ond cheery 4 BR . 1 ~ 8A .. $236,000 aAOC BAY VlEWS ON THE WATER Per- manent Boyfront ho me in ~ovtiful 5 sfor mobile home pork boot slip possible Owner may .. ChOf\99. $69, 500 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK -8:30 A.II., TO 6:00 P.M. 673-9333 • 341 BAYSIDE DR. • NEWPORT BEACH 92660 ·. _ Exclusive Affiliate in Orange County BELCOURT HILL NEW LISTING! Ocean, Catalina and city li&bts view from tllia stunnin& townbome. Tastefully decorated and fumisbed in ultra- quaUty modern. New blond hardwood flooring, Berber carpeting. custom window shades and shutters. Dramatic custom lipting _tbrougbout. Air condlliooed., upgraded security system, three car prage, guarded gate. Offered fully furnished at $795,000. Ad #018 .. KINGS ROAD A larBe family home with five bedrooms and four baths. Pan- oramic bay and ocean view from master suite that includes a den and spa. Pedect for family with teenagers or inlaws. offering complete privacy for each family !11ember. $1,300,000. Ad = 004 HARBOB BIDGE NEW LISTING! A warm traditional family home of the highest standard, with an open flowing floorplan with six bedrooms, four and one-hall baths. Oak stairway, gourmet kltcben and a ref riger- ated wine cellar. Great outside entertaining area with built in ' BBQ, pool and spa, all professionally landscaped with ocean, bay and city light views. $2,500,000. Ad# 005 . HUNTINGTON HARBOR NEW LISTING! Large corner lot affording privacy and room for two large yachts. Four bedroom, three bath home bounded by 142 feet on •the water. Extensive use of marble in bathrooms, new carpets, fireplace and wet bar. Very large waterfront decks perfect for entertaininc. Hard to duplicate! $1,095,000. Ad# 008 EASTSIDE COSTA MESA · NEW LISTING! Spacious condominium situated in a green tree forest with loads of charm and character. Two bedrooms, two and one-half baths, fresh paint and read¥ for quick occupancy. Auociation provides spa and BBQ area. Call now! 1179,000. Ad #010 DANA POINT-REDUCED! Completely remodeled three bedroom, one· and three quarter bath home with tiled entryway and new kitchen. new Frencb doon, covered patio and small ocean view. Shows extremely well! -Priced al 1219,900. Ad #009 LAGUNA OCEAN VIEW LO'l'S Build your cuslom home in this exclusive, pte develepmeat above Lapaa Beacb aad enjoy tbe sweepinc ocean, dlJ, moantata and CUJOD views. Limited tO just 4 naturaJ-crade baildable lites, each OWMI' will allO uve an andividecl interest in wrt1 7 ICl'9 of DNIUDe open space for recreatioaal and aptcultaral me. Ready for your bome with all atilities in. Priced from '399,000. Ad #025. LAGUNA BEACH . . . NEW LISTING! Breatbtaklnc country Frencb home completed in , exotic woods. localed on two Iota at Vleloria Point. Fantastic ocean and coatline ¥iewa. Fov bedrooma, foar batlll. t"4 fireplaces, IOlid oakwood floan. fW. oceaaview decb. beveled .. aad tulip wiadowl. Ver, tarp family bome witb aceptioaal yards complete witb fruit trees. Steps lo cbanniDC Victoria beacb. $1 ,206,000. Ad# 003 .; OUT OF AREA-VINEYARD Rivenide County. one-half bour south of Palm Desert. Forty acres of grapevines and a fabulous home. professionally furnished and decorated, Great opportunity for investor. rancher, owner. Ter- rific view of the valley and Salton Sea. Home bas a swimming pool, deck, large patios, and room for tennis courts. Grapevine acreage producing table grapes. Owner will leue back or service , the seven year depreciation. Only $750,000. Ad #007 SPYGLASS J UST LISTED! A real Gem on Spyglass, views ol city lights. mountains, Harbor Ridge, partial ocean from garden. New French doors throughout. Customized painting in and oul., new marble ·,noors in foyer, family room and kitchen. Upgraded landscaping and security system. $895,000, Ad# 019 ·· NEWPORT ISLAND NEW LISTING! Discover "Newport Island", the quiet hideaway island on the Peninsula. A four bedroom, including a master bedroom with a private sundeck and spa, two bath, two story home. A warm, open living room with used brick fireplace, oak ·flooring, remodeled gourmet kitchen. Asking 1445,000. Ad #014 HARBOR RIDGE No expense has been spattd to create this architectural master- piece. The flawless detail of design and comtructioa is not unlike a fine work of art. Tbe generous use of slate, copper and other quality materials cannot be matched. Comprising sis spacious • bedrooms. five and one-half baths, parking for 11 many as five automobiles. this estate offen the m1:1h71um in luxurious living. Outstanding bay and night light views. lb the finishing stages of construction now, decorative finishes may be .elected by the purchaser. Call today for a private viewing. $3,S00,000. Ad# 017 llAKBOR IIDGE A superbly upgraded Kemiqtoa model witb an added viewing loft. Arched oak entryway with marble floorin1. Built-In book- shelves and custom wet bar. lmpr91ive view from tbil impec- cable and tastefully decorated residence. fN$,OOQ. Acl#Ol2 DOVER SHORES JUST LISTED! Jn the beart of Newport Beada. elepnt custom home created by Mn. John Wayne, tie "La Roe. EIUte" bas the interior of planned cbarm for sracioaa Uvinl aad entertaining. Five bedrooms and seven and a half batbl. It Ron from terraced tennis court down lo tbe spacioal llvinl area oat tJnuP French doors to a ~Uo with lalJ:tl and spa. Beyond is a view of Back Bay and ntlbl liOts. ty pled. Call today for a private viewing. 14,Jtt,ooo. Ad# 011. LIDO ISLE BAYFIONT A '*''"':fa CODtemparal'J= for Ille dilcrimlDa= Ex-• ~I ll tbrnl'•• wttla tile bneled front leadtnc loae:;room wt all*'IDI hlo1t«Jail'DI and Tew Ummtaae ParmaJ dblilll l'OOlm adjlJilDI tM St. 'Claar• titcbea tlaat ft9l'J ,...Ne <m• lml•N. JM muter Alie UI two batlal. .... dmet8 ad ltl' °"" •z.-e· ftere ii a total of five bedroaml. .... ,_. ... ODMall 1111 ne dock will accommodate a lafll Jadat. t 2,lH,000. Ad# m 7,,..6780 I S Co1:porate Pl•u • N~aport Beach, Q!Jifor•I• .!)2(;(;0- ' DAILY PILOT/ltaAL UTARl••illllll!~---------------------------IATUmDAY ,.._...._ 10, 1-/~AG• 9 ---GEORGE·EtKJNS----- coMPANY 8£VULY HILLS BlttNTWOOO HANCOCK PARk NEWPORT BEACH NEWPORT BEACH STUNNIN(i OCEAN- BAY VIEW Possibly the best view in Villa Balboa' This penthouse unit has two roomy bedroom suites. each with private bath & balcony Upgraded wpeltng & attracltve window coverings There rs a skyltght. lrre place. & 1nstde laundry Why not call now to see thrs ma1nihcent view unrt. today7 S350.DOO ~~T~O~SE-~W~E: 5w1~L I ~A~R~ 2ND T.O. Popular "La Tour~ model with two master bedroom suites each with its own bath Beautiful view of ocean. bay & city ltghls Veiy convenient location Walk to ocean or enroy the lovely clubhouse. p00I & soa. Gated community & security bu11d1ng Immediate possesSK>n $19000 WESTCLIFF NEW LISTING WITH LOTS OF ROOM Great locatron Close to school & shops Large 3 bdrm home Airy and bright wrth desert colors Palto is covered Inside laundry Room for pool l / 4 acre Garage has built ins $389.000. OPEN SAT 'SUN I 5 1801 MARINERS DR . N.B. NEWPORT .BEACH FOR LESS THAN S140,000 You will love this 2 BR. l '.e BA end unrt rn the ~ersa1Ues Great built in storage 1n bedroom closet and shd1ng mirrored doors Neutral colors throughout last but not least. there 1s a peak·a boo view of the bay $139.000 MEDITERRANEAN STYLE TOWNHOME. SELLER ANXIOUS ANO READY TO MOVEft Orama. charm. style .. this home has 1t aU! The entry flows into an expaOS1ve ltving and dining area \ltt!ICh soars 2 stones 1n height. The kitchen 1s open to the drm. enhancing the fnendly. 1n1orma! ambiance. The downstairs mstr ste is completely separate from . the upstairs bdrm. an Ideal arrangement for a teenager. The loft, dramatically overlooking the lrm gives this home special mietment $279.000 NEWPORT HEIGHTS · [nter this custom home throuch double doors into 50ac10us living room-dinmg room area. Large kitchen . has eating area and flow throuifl to pmate patio and yard. Great for entertaining. Cathedral ce11tngs 1n ·hving room and master bedloom. Features 3 BR, 2 BA. Only 12 years old. Over 1500 SQ. ft. $350,000. OPEN HOUSE SUN l ·5 474 WEST~TER. NPT HGTS. N.B. BLUFFS. NEW LISTING. SINGLE LEVEL END UNIT · Freshly painted with new carpet. new pdotless stove & oven. new Ille. counter tops, hxtures & mirrored closet doors. Air cond1lloned plus air electnc cleaner and security system Spaclbus & private patio overlook1nc &retnbelt & pool. Very c6nvenient location -walk to Eastbluff shopping center. COM high school. churches. tennis & park. This property is tn mint cond1bon & ready fOf you to move into. $279,500 '---------=---=-----·R , E 'IF"-PORr 6[A(H ~ PAL ~ 0£SUl1 TOP PRODUCERS MONTH OF AUGUST, 1988 ' SALLY SHIPLEY CHARMING BA YSHORES HOME Gw guarded Private comm unit f be.;cti South Wp• I Look White waShed red pavers frPn1.ti door~ t>l'd1;t1ru 11.iM paint~ porcelain Illes Ulrou£110ul ? bdrm ! DJ Lond available to purchase $455 000 NEW ON MARKET. BLUFFS. MINT CON- DITION This tasltdious owner has insisted on perfectK>n and elegance with upgrade') ttTroughout Surrounded by pretty flowers. a patio and serPne and lush greenbelt. this 1s the perfect propi>rtv tor you Conveniently located close to [astblulf shopping centf'r COM h1hg. parks. tennis & lreewavs Pr1cP includes tht> land Call soon• $339.000 CORONA DEL MAR NEW ON MARKET HARBOR VIEW HILLS Futured 1n Sunset Magazine. this home eipresses 1nd1vtduahty and eacellent taste m decorating and landscapmg Located on a quiet cut·de sac 11 offers 5 BR J BA. fam1lf ioom and pool in a spacious garden settmg E1panS10n and remodehng make thr:; home truly special cOfnt)tete with ocean and-mountain views Call lor other details and v1ew1ng of this lovely lamrly home offered at $810.000 ,,.. ...:.~-UNT-IN_G_T_O_N_H_A_R_B_O_A1l MAGNIFICENT MEDITEAANEAN HOME 68 feet on the water with a 60 ft. boat dock Built by Sh191ro. Pool and spa. Tiled patio on the water great for entert11nma Bar 1n the lam1ly rm tllal looks straight down the bay large master suite w s1111ng rm and hreplace Natural sun·ltle thru out f ormal dining rm " a bnlltant hght fixture This home is. air cond1toned & located on a private street close to beach. re staurants. & shopping $900.000 IRVINE UNIVERSITY PARK TERRACE htremely popUlar card1tt model with 2 mstr bdrms. vaulted cathedral ceihngs & 2 car attached garage Garden patK>s 1n front & rear Great localK>n Clost to greenbelt & shoe>otn&. It won't last $175.900 .. . 759·.9100 A L T 0 ELAINE GORDON SAN CLEMENTE UNIQUE CUSTOM HOME WITH SPEC- T ACULAA OCEAN VIEW ·, ·~j .. 1 r1 .J· wrth a commanarn~ v•,..,. t 'hf' t .1 ri 1 ~ u • ,., home is tor lh .. D"r'>or 1rdr ttn~ ,, rr .-'h1n. ,n, ... w ~ d1fterent Oramatll .. ntr1 w lh : 1 ·\ti~ ind .l\'1un I', sll.ylrghts Tn1s 1P<.1dent .. '1.i\ ~ t· .. o· '•rn J"1'""'Tl 1 ... , suite has a frreplat " & Jtt .. ,.. A $4"~ r: • · '··~,· 1~t'f is assumable and own,., ,,. , •. , r l] i C' I'>' fabulous home .... ,~ J 'Tld.[1'. -· .... ,. u\; •it' ~ •. ' _you S66~ ~00 .-1 _TR_A_BUC __ O_C_AN_Y_Olll__,, WILDERNESS RETREAT t· , 1r•n1 t ~ .. 1 away from he nust!f' & tiu\' .. ' ·• ,,.. & :>a • • nature this tiome rs lo• tf'·J 1 • -.urrClunded O• mountains lrtts stream & w•ld ,.. u<.tom built throughout with nuge rna\tPr bedr 1<''T "11~ in • IO<.PI loft family room 1ving room jen dnd double l!aral!" Built 1n 1985 lh1s 2200 SQ It ""'"ill • comolPt f'l y ~ell conta111ed and.dehnetetv OnP 01 A l\1nd l•a•t'f .i lt>w miles past 0 Neil Park on dn unirrt.tr ovP!l • 1cJd S 12~ 00(, on federal lease land I 1NCOME I COSTA MESA DUPLEX ltir~ 1t1ractr¥" 4 bd 2 ba & 2 bd + I ba in up and cominR westside is suitable owner occupant who dewec; income New root + exterior has recently been oa1rtt>d Each unit en1ovs it's own prrvate yard Won 1 las· klnl! al thrs 011~e1 $259.900 I RE':fTALS NEW 2 STORY NEWPORT BEACH TOWN HOUSE 2 BR Z BA on" JD 'lne d('lwn 1 , ar Rara~e & laundry lac1hty Cathedral t1~•lt11R l R w11h r P tullv equ1ped euro ~1lchen Alt white ta1oe1tn~ & draOl'" Sl.395 MO NEW 2 BR, 2 BA NEWPORT BEACH CONDO 3rd lloor Some ocean vie• Near Supenor & POi Sl.595 MO R 5 --------- BOB & DOVIE KOOP # 1 RE/MAX Agent 8 out -of 10 years in the State of Cali- fornia. Ran ed nationally in the top 10 RE/MAX Agents for 10 years consecutive. When you want Results CALL THE BEST . 21"1 &. '!/Jt,vie Mop rue. 11.0JJ ~be.AiMQ tie. blest plice.d. be. Ok tielo~ o6 tie. Exclo.we ,e"'"" !)Je 7'e 1'"'61uzd CJ/ S.Cce.u •.• ...Is Ill I ....... tltt .... 111l11he isllM 19 •...-t ..... Is the dream of many. Stop dreaming! This is the best priced bayfront home lo LiMI Wt. The long list of extras Include 4 bedroom. 3 111 bath, formal dining, living room, family room, a sunny breakfast area. 3 fireplaces, a soothing spa, 24 hour eecurlty guards & your own private dock that will accommodate up to 72' of your favorite toy! Also. enjoy all new paint Inside and out. Extensive use of mirroring enhances,much of this lovely home. New lighting fixtures add touches of elegance throughout. The Jinanclng Is excellent & assumable. 57 Linda Isle is offered at $1,795,000 Fee For a private showing call -·--·-111-1111· nmWTIEW · UFE 1 llRll Wlll llllSITilllL Ill• I ICUll YIEWS If security is what you want. security is what you'll get in Villa Balboa! Just beyond the prlvae guarded gates lies an · executive suite that Is so special. words cannot do it justice. Offered are 2 bedroom, 2 bath, in- door laundry, and fabulous views! Some of the designer • furnishings are available for purchase. BUYER HAS BEEN TRANS~ERRED & IS OUT OF KLEENEX ... SUBMIT OFFERS! au..-........ .... , IEICI llPLEI Bullt as Townhomes owner will sell one or both. Steps to the sand. Two-4 bedroom. 2 bath units with game rooms. Three story units featuring high quality finishing including oak cabln4ts, ceramic tile. copper plumbing etc. Ocean views & plenty of parking. ...... -·-·· . II• •ID' 'Cl . Onty Ocean View Home AV9ilable in Cameo Highland•! Owners are down to the wtre Md must Mii lmmedi..etyt Propeny in thl8 .,... rarefy comes on the market. Beautiful Ollk work and trims throughout! French doors Poot! Famity Roeml ThrM Private I Four Bedroomal Two Bathat Come Now And Make Thia VOUA F8mlly Homet -·-...... : WE NE.ED YOUR . ~ t _(LISTINGS! THE MARKET IS READY FOR YOUR HOME. *new .euti119 * SPYIUSS HILL Lowest priced Capehorn I~ Spyglass. Larg4\ yard with private spa. Beautiful oak floors In breakfast room, kitchen & family room. Custom pavers tiles In patio. Room for a pool! Priced for a fast sale at 1111.- • 1• 11•, .a OCUI VIEW .. ,llT llDT. Fabulous ocean views throughout! Hardwood floors in kitchen, dfnlng room, powder room and hallways. Beautiful vertical blinds, wood trims & dec- orator accents throughout. 2 bedrooms, 2111 baths. . an.-· · --·- <!Meee11t /!ea.1e4 ............. 5 bedrooms, 3 baths, large living room: family style kitchen & large back yard. Perfect for a family! 11•1,.,. . •i ...... .......... • • 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, fireplace, giant deck, ceramic tile counters. Brand new, never lived In. Steps to sand. V«y nice, II.ml• Retail & Office Space Available Near Westmlnlsler Mall 1,800 sq. ft. ret_.. store frontage 500-1,000eq. ft. office ap8C8 Vacant Md re9dy to ..... NOW! Submit Offersl ... ....... Q ece.Kt SaP.e.s •••r•r••• MEY, 1111 am LlllT nm IPYILlll al IJ ITS FmlTI An elegant example of the quality you deserve, designed to give you th& best in Southern California living. Formal dining, formal living room, family style kitchen & large famlQ"' om are just some of the fine appoint"""' 1s home. • Antique vanit'o• . ~ "ath • New Frere._ A #indows throughout • Beauttft1.~ i'' w/bultt-lns • Red bric. ~rtyard w/fountain • Swimming pool on the view side • Glass enclosure surrounds ocean view yard • 3 Bedrooms: 2 Baths .lllT IE .. 1-IPYIUIS -.&. This former model home offers 4 bedrr~ 2~ bath. family style kitchen. large •·~ V rn w/flreplace. lovely living ror~ 0 ,_ . .;d. a huge yard & upgradeds e. .. white Italian tile, air ·conditioning,-_, .• di vacuuming., white washed open beams Q MOREii 1112,111 ........ 111111 Y1EW1 Ul• llll!kUPEIT Tl IE EEYID in this lovel'•\ _ \l'>Om· 3 btpth home. Featu~ O ,..-_ master suites. family style ~ • 1dl'ge ballroom. famlty room & more. 11...-•I llftl I• Sdeet~~, uaE lllTI FEii -5 bedrooms. 3 baths. large living room, family styte kitchen & large back yard. Fireplace. Perfect for a fa~ U•1 ....... ... llT IEla TIWPEI• Wetl appointed • Former mod4pl ioeludea city light vtew. central air conditioning. 3 bedroom, 2~ bath, & many other upgrades. Move-in now! tnt.- -llW & ,ml#Nml-artt llLL-& • , ....... Own ~ own tton'9 with • little • 3% down Md MW money through tax benefits. ..... '\ , . GET ON A ROLL WIN A $2000 ROLL TOP DESK LAST OF UNIQUE HOME DAZE; FILL OUT, MAIL IN Address Cit State ZIP Phone .... to llerrll Lynch RMtty, P.O. Box .-n, Newport ...... CA .... or drop oft .t tM .._.,. Lrnch ..... Ind floor, ._. of Newport Bldg., AYOCedo a.I PCH. (Or cell 754 9IOO and a repnHntMM w• .....,..,,..,) •••Llstla1• TLC IN TUftTLEROCK-lmmac family home In prime •ea. Charming touches. Ideal location. $459,900 CHANCE TO CHANGE-Harbor View Hills. 3 BR home on·extra lg. lot. Big pool, vac. "as is" condition. S559,000 CMAM•NG DUPLEX-Heart o~ olde CdM, walk to parks, school and shops. Beveled glass. sunny patios. cozy charm. 2/1, 2/1. S525,000 ~TINTlAL Pl.US-St to Strada on pres1iglous Lido IM. 3 BR/den, oew P•H:tVnew Berber carpet. S&S0.000 ~ENTRIDOE COVE CONDO-New England atmosphere. Cape Cod and all. 2 BR. 2 BA condo. $142,500 lrl A OAEAT NEIGHBORHOOOl-Close to schools, 9hopping. Quiet! Lrg l~t. 3 BA. 2 BA. $3'49,000 ............... UOHT ON UDO-Airy and bright, 3 BA and den. nr tenn61 and btNlch. street to strada with lawn. rose garden and patio. Prime at SY89,000 '10' ON VIA GENOA-Richard Neolrtldesigned, 5 BR, In 50'1 flavor of light/airy. $645,000 S2000 ROLL TOP TO BE GIVEN AWAY fREEI ..... c ........ ., JUST A FEW PINE TREES FROM THE BEACH -Carmel-like! Near new 2-story. 4 bdrm. Ocean views, over 3.000 sq ft Nr Ocean Blvd. $950.000 BRANO NEW, BY THE BEACH-Lrg custom home with spect. viewing decks. 3 BR. spacious. elegant appts. (under constr ) $950.000 ALMOST NEW, NEAR COM BEACH-Absolute charming perfection• 2 BR. 2 BA Mediterranean Villa. 8 skylights. built '86 $585.000 C02Y COTTAGE-Tyrolean-hke. so. of hwy. R-2 lot Cdm. Two bdrm. plus detached ba and office Remodel w/trpl. beams. spa $449.000 DUPLEX DELUXE-So of hwy. Olde COM.· 3 and a 3", 1'h blocks to beach. lrplcs. beams. patios and balcony decks. $649,000 SUPER-DUPER DUPLEX---Serene CdM locahon. near Oasis and park. 3/3 and 212. new paint. wallpaper. etc $569.000 4 BR SINGLE STORY-Montego 1n H.V. Homes. Quiet location nr school and green belt Solar heating. sec system, and spa. $474.900 MOUNTAIN SETTING-Unique Newport address ........... , .. HAMOR VIEW HILLS-A RARITYl-Single story 3 bdrm. lrg lot. pool & spa nr greeflbelt. shoppino. park • Gar, 3 BR. 3 BA. overlooks park, nr lake behind gates. rarely seen area. $479.000 • ~ beectl. $589,000 (Lease Option Possible) HLLllDe AllOVE CDM-Spect. view of ocean. Mrt>oc, city lights. Wood/glass. tam rm. 4 BA w/outdoor spa. 1895.000 MCa MDUCTIONl-t.arge lot OYeflookS CdM with OOMft and hitls beyond. tncred. views! Third of an ecre. 3 BR. 3 BA. fwn. rm. RACH F.AMLY'S DELICHT-5 BA. 3 BA in Hunt Bch nr ocean Orig owners will inc bar. stools. and pool table. Also Lanai spa $329.000 TRULY UNlOUE-Plans & scale model included for wftltewater View & 20' ocean front in Olde Corona del Mar. S 1,200,000 llNOlE STOIWY; LIGHT 'N AJAY-Large lot Cameo Hightands. unique single story floor plan 4 BR. 2'1t BA +indoor-outdoor reehng. S599.500 • Homes Under 1300.000 RARE S. COAST CONDO 2 BR 2 BA amid streams. t:>ehind gated entry Inc air cond microwave. trash comp Vac S 112.000L H RANCHO SANTA MARGUERITA -Light and spacious. 1 BR with view of Saddleo'ack everal upgrades low price $98 500 BomnOpealatanlay 1-5 .... _ $569000 Super-Duper Duplex l .Y. llUS $559 000 Chance to Change --•11111S $725.000 On CdM hillside Lm ISU $645.000 S BR. Contemporary HllmTM IUCI $329 000 S BR. 3 BA Nr Ocean UI• YIEW MUS $569 000 Single story. 3 BR. trg lot llYm TUUCE $683.000 3 BR. Den. 4 BA. view llWNIT •lllTS $349.000 3 BR. 2 Ba. Nr School •• ,., •"m $349.ooo 3 BR. 2 BA Nr School 70l lrdti4 0 Markas H5SM4castle L. CurC1 Ill S...4 N Tully 225 f'ta a... • C Ross 21 '32 Ll•111fr" S Gtld red 153 SM4castle N Fogarty 1021 .......... 0 . Johnson 2427 W,Laee 0 M iller 2427 hu,laee J Skahan • ............. , 1-5 llll -S569.000 lOl lrdlM Super-Duper Duplex J Skahan l.Y. •U S559 000 tt5 SM4castle Chance to Change L Curci 011111 •IUIH $725 000 HI S..w• On CdM hillside H Markas Lm ISU $645.000 215 f'aa '"-• 5 BR. Contemporary C Ross 111111 Y11W •.LS $569 .000 HJ s-4cntte S ingle story. 3 BA. lrg lot T Fleming .,. TllUC( $683.000 1021 ........... 3 BR. Oen. 4 BA. view 0 . Johnson •• ,., .,.m $349 ooo zcn ...., Lw 3 BR. 2 Ba. Nr School A. Zartler 1.Y • ...i $474.900' 1720 Peri S1irtit1c M ontego. 4 BR T Sm ith '·'· a.u $850.000 1011 s ..... ., Hillside, 3 BR. 3 BA 0 . Johnson Pl...U ~ $495 000 1UI E. tc .. a 1M 3 BR. Lott & Fam rm C M axsenh 1 lffll l&Y $479.000 371le.,...t1Mtt Ct • 3 BR. 3 BA. Nr Lake J Brooks .. -$449 000 Ill lwacMe 2 BR + 1 BR/BA C . Maxsen 1'WnlMll $459 900 M Siftef CfnHt Family Home. lmmac S. Svtanson ... ..a $795.000 •11 , ....... Fam Home. pool, view B White .. +DA -1'-H-E· -D'~ ~s~so.CIATION , THE REAL ESTATE COMPANY •DtCAL SUITES ... Investment opportuni- ty. Two separate buildings directly across the -$treeUrom a..m.ajoL oentral Q~ County hospital. ·one building Is approximatety 11.000 square feet and has nine separate sui:es. The other is approximatety 9,000 square feet 81!d has seven separate suites. All suit.JS have separate exterior. breezeway en- trance!;. Ample parking in private lot common to botr:-buildings. An excellent investment opportunity .....•.............................. $1,735,000 NEWPORT HEIGHTS ... The aura of Old World quality and craftsmanship abounds In this magnificent, five bedroom; five bath, two story home. Panoramic harbor views from living rooms on both floors. Warmth and charm emanate from three huge fireplaces and a handsome den paneHed in African w.anut. Wonderfully designed to provide lots of natural light throughout. Triple crown mouldings, antique chandeliers, air condition- ing, steam shower .. .features galore in this ... uncompromising property unlike any other in Newport ............ , ............................ $1,500,000 ' 9EACON BAY ... A truty special communl- ty ..• offering the best of resort IMng comtMned .wfth the trllnqUilitx of park-fike surroundinga. · 'rhere are expansive lawns, tennis courts, bom docks, and beat of all ... no traffic! The home haa been totalty refurbished from the all MW entry through to the redwood deck that Is one step from the beach. Handaome oak floors, a large bright kitchen, new carpeting I throughout, and fresh landKaping. Thie four bedroom, five bath home Is the beet In b9yfront Hvtng ................................ ., ••• ·. · CORONA HIGHLANDS ... Even if you're a A.!flOn who Is not euily ex'cltabte, this home is enough to start your heart thumping. Quiet, restful location. Magnificent grounds. Col- oual view. Exemplary craftsmanahlp. Futidio..is attention to detail. This three MOfY masterpiece features four bedrooms, four I arid llM half baths, a library with a stttlng room, a family room, a dining room, a game r0om. a green house ... and a separate free- standing guest house. The residence Is only four and one half years old and is well worth the ample sum being asked .......... '1,111,000 . , MG CANYON ... This is an. enlarged Ver-· sdtes model that knows virtually no·equaJ. It Itta majestically above the golf couree wtth staggering views that Contribute substantially to the v9lue of the property. The gracious and grand ambiar.ce of this f°"r bedroom home includee a two stOfY lMng re>-:>m, a formal dining room, an island kitchen with an eating area and a richty elegant den with a fireplace. Perhaps, the most pleasurabte of all ameoitie9 •the vat wrap-around patio with a tountain and gazebo. Be 9Ure to ... W. moet clllllnguilhed ptoperty ..................... ., • WEEKEND OPEN HOUSES CLFFHAYEN ............................. S1~ Sat-SUn 1-5...................... 25t>o Cliff Drive 8EACON BAY ............... : ............ 11,.-,000 Sun 1-5 .............................. 63 Beacon Bay CORONA HIGHLANDl .............. $1,115,000 Sun 1-5 ....................... 440 Rivera Terrace mG CANYON ............................... ~ .S00 Sun 1-5 .................................. 1 ~ue VHl9ra 11A YCREST ..................................... ,000 Sun 1-5 .. ,..................... 1334 Antigua 'fiay wESTCLIFF GAO VE .................... $515,000 Sat-Sun 1-5................... 1100 Grove Lane . . NEWPORT HEIGHTS .................... $550,000 Sat-SUn 1-5 .. : ....... 311 Santa Ana Avenue llA YCREST ., ................................. 1545,000 Sun ~-5 ............. : ......... 2018 NautHus L8tMI NEWPORT NORTH ....................... S-,500 Sat-Sun 1-5 ............. 3155 Corte Portoflno OLDE CORONA DEL MAA ........... 1421,000 Sat-SUn 1-5 ................ 506 Acacia Avenue COSTA •SA HEIGHTS ............. -- Sun , ............................. 271 E. 16th Street DOWD IHOMI ... Exalted location. Only etgt'et houMe Hne this 1erene cul-de-Mc. Four = bedrooms. State of the art kitchen. dining room. Expan9Ne family room. Elegant Pllfquel flooring. French doors and wtndow8, UMd brick, custom papera, bultt- lna of al kinda .. here In abundance. Other dellrable characteristics Include • refriger- ated wtr'9 room, a mi"ored wet bw, two air condttionera, a MCUrtty ayatem and bMuttful gm-dena. An impreafve example of quality. style and taste .................................. ...,_ llAYCMIT . . . Spectacular remodeled home. Specious and bright. Four bedroome, family room, study, thr• ftreplacee, mirrored ... In IMng room, high beamed c1Hlnga. 8umptuou8 master bedroom IUlte and drwn .• bathroom wtth whirtpoot tub. The kitchen le a 8howplace wtth ~t custom domed oellng ... 8eduded patk> and pool'. .... ··- WUTCUSF GROVE ... If yot', have a large fwnly and love the outd<>Ors, thts home le tOr you. Situated on a remarkable comer lot overtooklng °'*' and roltng fielda. W. four bedroom home feeturee an old fMhkM• porch complete with 8Wtng, a IP9Ciou8 ..... decorated Interior, French doors and wln- dow9. and a terraced b9Ck yard wtth a apa 111arag .,.._ F~ room. Dining room. Den. ........ ~ ...................................................... . NEWPORT HEIGHTS . . . Large corner lot. Wide, tree-lined street. Its visual promise of a mountain retreat Is not misleading. Inside, there's oak plank flooring, a step down living room with a huge River Rock fireplace, a center l*"d kitchen wtth Imported cabinets. • a large master suite with a spa and two balconies (one with a view of the ocean). ......................................................... SSI0,000 8A YCREST ... Five t>eproom. custom family . reeidMce. Situated on a quiet and pres- tigious cuf de sac like street. The handsome brtd( exterior "speaks" of quality and the Interior appointments confirm the craftamanshlp ... thinga like three fireplaces and high beamed <*llngs. High on the list of : amenities is the family room and formal dining room. All rooms are amply propor7 i tloned. A superior offering ............... 1545,000 NEWPORT NORTH ... Fabulous three bedroom, two and one hmlt'bath, 1w0 atOfY, ..,._.fMMty home in Newport NOrth Villas. Thie~ plan is decorator perfect. Highly upgraded carpet, wall coverings and draipertea. Luah landecaptng surround• cus- Jom tie and cona .te patioe'in very private v-d. All conditioned. Securtty syateni. Com- munity pool and 9'>8· Hlghty motivattl!d Miier . haa just reduced price ..................... ·-- OLD CORONA DEL llAR ... South of Pllciflc Coat Highway: NMr park. Easy walk to bMch. Two bedrooms and one beth on R-2 lot. Veutted ceilings, Berber carpeting: Over- ,limd da11ta. Private pMloa. One of the best locatk>N In old Corona del Mar and priced to ........... , .............................................. .... llAYCM8T ... Greet buy In Baycleet. · SP9Ck>ua four bedroom hou• with extra large t>ackylird. Super ftoorplan and "*'Y upgr8dee lndudlng Imported nwble floors. MW cwpeta. lkylght and. new ftreplace In fwnly room. The custom drapee and ap-· plMcee .. only four yeers old. Nr con- ditioned ............................................ -- coaTA •BA HmGltT8 ... Large R-2 lot In popul• "Helghta" .,.._ Four bedrooms. One and three ~ baths. Huge family room with b..,._, Clllnga. New esp«. New mas- ter beth. New kitchen ...................... -,000 . . -·-1-w--DaW aTOM •.. NEWPORT BEACH ... Wel ... ..,...._ bu9tneU op- portunity In tleld of Interior delign, include lllcMroom. ........ lnvmtory In Ctll- tamla ~'I and Souttwtem motif and ...... com.-ny. lncMery...., apedal- ..... In .... -oriented homee, bu8inW end ~ Unllmlled potential due to the growth of ................... bumllllll In the o. .... County ........................... ---. llBWPORT BBACB COSlA MESA & llln FM TIE ... EY 1111,IOO Near back·bay. End unit. 3 bedroom 2.5 bath. Family room. Large patio and yard. Double attached garage. Pool. tennis. call 646-7171 NP10 ....... 1244, ... 4 BR. 2 BA, cozy fireplace. neat clean home In desirable Mesa Verde. Close to schools. minutes from So. Coast Plaza & beach. Call today 546-2313. HP8 UM Tll PUT 12Q,MI Classic Spanish Style 2 bedroom. Cozy fireplace In living room. Formal dining. Hardwood floors. Service porch. Large lot. Alley access. For details call 646-7171. NP6 1-1 LIT Wini -1211,- Very unique property with two bedroom. two bath home on the rear. Room to add another home on the Orange Avenue side. Great poealbUltles. Call 546-2313. HP1 ITIP W .ll lllUm IMl,- Beautlful Meadow Park home close to South Coast Metro, formal fMng -room. gourmet kitchen, huge master suite, three more big bedrooms, vaulted ceilings. sparkling pool and spa. Corner1ot with RV access. area closed with almost all streets cul de sacs. Call now 546-2313. HP2 ..... Ol.l UllMO Lovely inner circle home in Mesa Verde. Newly painted and new carpeting throughout. Big double fireplace. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. Built In range and oven, dishwasher. Many extras. Quiet location. prime area. sprinklers on ttmer. water softner. fruit trees in yard. etc.. etc.. Call 546-2313. HP3 •u w•• 11&1m 22•• Lovely• bedroom home. Vinyl entry. living room with crackling fireplace. Add on extension to family room off kitchen. Gourmet· kitchen. beautiful cabinets. Jenn Aire cooking top with convection oven, micro. big bedrooms. double paneted windows, ceiling fan. ceramic tile in tub and showers, etc .. etc. Corner lot, great buy In Mesa Verde. Call 546-2313. HP4 --~-........ n a2M,lll Popular Eastsfde 3 bedroom home on a large lot. Generous sized rooms. Bath completely redone. Many extras. cement driveway and patio, hardwood floors, new window coverings. fruit trees and your own vegetable garden In back, etc., etc. Call now 546-2313. HP5 , ........ 1 ...... Charming 3 bedroom home In pride of own- ership area close to South Coast Metro. Crackl- ing ftr..,.ace In livingroom. Add on family room with skylight. Quiet cul de sac. Call 546-2313. HP6 -1EL1Un• as n1ST11n. Moving out of. or In to Costa Mesa, Newport Beach or Orange County? COf"lfuMd about Who to call or how to get informatk>n on where you are going? c .. us. Century The Real Estaters Is oonnect«t wfth 7,000 offices throughout the United Statee. Call our reloca- tion department. PHYLLIS 646-7171 or ROY 546-2313. . since 1960 YOUR TRUST IN COVER HOME n.-. .. E '*"" Quality Custom sitting pretty on private cob- blestone street. 3 bedrooms plus den/loft. gigantic master suite. Living room with vaulted celllngs. Fireplace. Wet bar. Formal dining. Gourmet kitchen. Redwood decking. Pro- fessionally landscaped. For a showing appoint- ment call 646-7171 . NPS .... S211MI Everything has been done for you. Turn key 3 bedroom. Family room. Ranch style single story on quiet cul de sac. extra large lot. Near Mesa Verde Country Club For 1nformat1on call 646-7171. NP7 Tll SUHa IS E•I $211,llO South Coast Metro Area. Popular single story 4 bedroom with 3 car garage. Enclosed patio. Possible R.V. access. Large corner lot For information call 646-717 1. N PS .. -IUITIFll SMl,IOO Custom 3 bedroom 3 bath with ocean view. Designed for comfortable elegant living. Sunken wet bar. Living room with volume ceilings. For- mal dining room. Gourmet kitchen. For details call 646-7171. NP1 1 TllS IS ..U SHSE 1210,000 Excellent value in· this North Costa Mesa 3 bedroom pool home. Double attached garage. Large kitchen. Walk to elementary school. park & church. For details call 646-7171 . NP12 ...... s.n Motivated seller drastically reduced price on this exceptional business opportunity. Bridal/formal retail & tuxedo rental. 10 year history of good income. for information call 646-7171. NP6 .Uftlll•• 121.,- Lovety home on quiet cul de sac street on a huge lot. Big . IMng room with fireplace. wife saver kitchen, • bedrooms. excellent school district. good buy In todays market. call 546-2313. NP5 ..W. H•rnll S2H- Neat well kept home in excellent location. 3 bedroom, 2 bath. Highly upgraded kitchen, new Ute, refinished cabinets. tastefully decorated throughout with trench doors. Bay window in "'aster. A nice family yard. Cati for details. Call 546-2313. HP17 llT ,_, -MT ..W 1112,MI Juat N8ted 3 bedroom with large yard. Carport plu8 large detached double garage located on Extra large lot. E.xcetlent potential here. For details call 646-7171. NP14 TEARY Mc:CARDLE-PAESIOENT NUMBER Liii WUT Wf Ftlll New listing on prime Easts1de 2 bedroom with hardwood floors. Formal dining Huge yard with detached garage. Redwood gazebo Its a 10 Hurry on this one. It won·t last Call 646-7171 NP15 NEWPORT BEACH ~ lltlt&lll SHIMI ~-Build 2 condo·s or duplex. Now has 3 bedroom. 2 bath beach house tn excellent cond1t1on Summer/winter rental. May sell furnished. For details call 646-7 17 t . NP 1 UYI ti llWPHT WCI FH NU S 111 .... Sun shine bright 2 bedroom on one level Great kitchen Formal hvmg room Spacious. Excellent location overlooking pool Bike to beach For information call 646-717 1 NP2 PmD Tl SILL sue.- Gorgeous living room with view of Back bay. 3 bedrooms. Family kitchen. Large lot. Circular driveway. Beautiful pool & spa. RV access. To preview call 646-7 171. NP3 Ill WMU Cl&ll llH,111 San Francisco feeling m this oceanfront 3 bedroom. On the sand 1n one of the best beachfront areas of Newport Classic Styling Call 646-7171 NP4 OTHER AREAS IFFlllAIU ._ Sit .... Neat 2 bedroom one bath and a half unit. close to CMc Center. Low association fee Includes clubhouse. pool. and water Good starter or investment. Call 546-2313 HP10 Sii.iii lffllD "' 1211,NI Great for the person that likes a low mainten- ance property with all of the amenities of a regular house. Big lot. Very private bact yard. LiVing room with fireplace. Stepsaver kitchen with bit ins. Community pool and s~a. Many extras. Call now 546-23 13. HP 12 tallT•llllllll 11N.- Todays outstanding buy. big 4 bedroom 2 bath home. Big livingroom with crackling fireplace. ~y painted outside. Double garage. Near South Coast Plaza. Interior needs paint and carpets. Thats why the great buy. Call now. Won't last. 546-2313. HP13 CAIEll •P•TRlll "TIE IEST ~ • IUL WlTI" A unique training program by Cet:'tury 21 and Century 21 The Real Estaters. this training is designed to have you out selltng 1mmedlately. We are the Number 1 home selling system 1n America and we do have the best training. Call ROY 546-2313 or PHYLLIS 646-717 1 for more information. 270EAST17TH STREET,COSTA MESA 2790 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA . - lllTll •1111m1 Beeuttful 1 bedroom condo In gated community-Bright and cheerful wtth Swedish fireplace, microwave and more ..... ........ 11m •111 1ni1 ·3 bedroom, 1.75-bath. Gated com- munity. quiet location vaulted ceil- lnga, akytights and much more. Of- fered at 11.._ ~-L ... 11111 MIST IETll . St. Albans, condo 'near So. Coast Ptau. Exec. 2 bedroom, ~ bath In a coot eettlng with water views of the lak•. Street ent,Y, new paint and air conditioning. A must see! 1111.-_. ,.llf Wiil II IMI PllPEln ·w1n1 In todays market wtth the demand for Real Estate and eecalatlng prices, nows the time to 1811. Call us now for a free Market Evaluation. ···-2.-... - 2 bd Condo. extra large patto. Secur- ity geted, walk to Performing Arts Center. ._ ........ . . UIORCALIFMlll ' Custom home site on hill top with 360° view. 11.46 acres wtth 750 producing avacado trees. Great In- vestment today and future! Total price only-11.,... . _.,,.,, LIYELI IEWPllT llYIEll TIWllllE Prime location pool, spa, tennis court, 3 bd, 21A bth. 11 .... -~ llYE T• SEE Tl IEUOE 1 BR, 1 BA home wtth new paint & carpet. Lrg lot to ,expand or add another home. Call now for this e~Cel ~t opportunity. All this for ~ 1112 ......... • PLO 1.2 I 11111 Good unit mix with Two-Extra large 2 bd units. Good area, wtth rent In-er ..... duel Don't miss this invest- ment opportunity. -tlllZllWlll ellET llU II.Ill Tl 111111 Or•t 2 bedroom, 2 bath + den condo with 2 cw garage In a quiet community, dole to bMctt, lhopa, reetann'8 and bMctl. ,1 ..... .._ .... n •1111 •ILi, U. • UT!• 1-1 631-1266. LllllmUTI lllE Tl IDCI 3 BR, 1 BA highly upgraded through- out with brick courtyard. garden atrlums. European oak cabinetry, akytights, flreptaoe and glassed In bath. Big 21A car garage. 11-. U.Mall .lllT USTEI Ill WM'TUST Deerfield 3 BR. 2'h BA. Two story townhome. Family room off kitchen, fireplace, cathedral ceilings, plus pri- vate patio offered at 1111.-.a1' HEIM LIWEIT PllOE -TIHTI! Highly upgraded model perfect resi- dence wtth, central air. marble entry. mirrored doors. ceramic tile kitchen ftoorlng. Motivated seller! 11•,• -~ • 1111111, .... Ill/-11-4 TUTIIUloH Near new townhome tastefully decor- ated, many upgraded 2 story 2 bd. 2'h bth. 1111.IM ....... 11111.,_.T .. _UT1-1-4 • IUUl•a mllTIYE TIWllllE Large 2 b4. 2'!1 bth. Fpl. in Master Bedroom, Security system, com- munity pool/spa. -n1..-....... UITlllE LUSE "H=arM 3 bd, 1.75 single family, fir , laundry hook up, 2 car gar- ~ •· '11.-1• .w.n111•1 • t • ( I 12 LDT Darling 3 bedroom home on the E'aide of Costa Mesa. Ex-cellent con- dition with hardwood floors on huge bulldable lot near 17th street. 12H,GOI IMI II ollYCE SPtLLH •IYE IP TD IESI VERIE SMlp 3 BR. 2 -BA home freshly painfed, brand new carpets and new fence this year. Loctted on quiet cul- de-sac, just a short distance to school. S2U,OOO ....... Ull LIYE IT TIE IEICH Model perfect highly upgraded 2 bd, 2~ bth. townhome In a special se- cluded location yet within steps to beach. Nearly brand new with an award winning design and floorplan; mirrored walls. European kitchen. private patio, large master suite. fire- place, 2 car garage. security system. Absolutely gorgeous with superb construction. Just listed! · S2ll,IOO llTIWm II TIE llY 1-X. llWI Gorgeous hlghrlse 1 bd condo on the bay. Boat dock available. large as- sumable loan. 5% down .+ clo~ costs. Owner will carry 2nd. U21 • •RllPIUD WllEI! lllW YllR IPTlllS .Out advice in helpir:ig make wise and Informed real estate decisions Is cal- culated to help the divorced. widowed, or Independent woman be- come stet-reliant and secure In her own r'al estate matters . ....... ' .llST LISTEI USTSllE SPECIAL New 4 t)edroom 2 bath 3 car garage lot with spa, formal dining room. asking u~ 111111•1 IEWPORT CHlllEL This lovely 2 bdrm home is on an R-2 lot. The lot has 39° on the water, Build a second story & have a pan- oramic ocean views. Call now! SH0,000 lllYlllC CITILlll IRIVE Charming cottage remodeted with quality, style. and taste. Expansive 1 BR + den home with 2 BA. French doors. skylights. Berber carpets. oversized patio. deck and yard. Per- fect for executive living. As~ UH w...as *IEllTLElllll'S Wiii •EllE* Don't miss the last of the large parcels. Build or subdividing this rural 40 acre paroet next to Cleveland National Forest and near new resi- dential development. off Ortega Hwy (174) RIVefside Co. terms available on saJes price of 1•,111 nsn~ IEWPIRT HElllTS 4 bd. 2'1• bth. 2200 sq ft . home. Dramatic view of Lido Bay. Quality workmanship throughout. Built 1n 1981. Immediate occupancy. Call for details. MU,111 ' •n••• IEW, IEW II IEWPllT light &. bright rn Jasmine Creej{. 3 bd. tamfty room. ••• -.ftllllll l&llM YIEW ll•ES Newly listed. Outstanding 4 BR. 2 BA Montego model,. Exoenent. quiet to- • cation ~ bk>cit to greenbeft. lighta!ld airy . recently redone in tr.sh/contemporary decor. ':.= . 14 .......... UECITIYE IOIE II 1 ACRE Fabulous one story executive home on over an acre of land. Lovely 3 bedroom, den, 3 bath + powder room. Dramatic brick fireplace. Large formal dining room with French doors. Country kitchen with large butcher block island. Beautiful land-· scaping, spa, room for tennis court or horses. All this and much more for only SIH,Mt un.m•acu 11121119n•a....-m1-1 IEW USTlll CUFF lllYE VIEW Elegant. distinctive and completely remodeled. Situated in the most de- sirable and secluded area of Chff Drive. 4 BR. 4 BA residence with den and family room. formal hving and dining rooms. A very special home with views of Bay. park and ocean Shown by appointment. Just listed at Sl2i,IM IEllTERUIUI ESTATE The finest construction & material were used when thls beautiful Medi- terranean Estate was built. Nestled 1n the hills of Orange. with a command- ing view of valleys. city lites & over- looking a private country club. You wond't find a better value~ the area. Call for private showing or additional brochure. S ... ,111 Kl 'P AnEITlll lllLIERS Current zoning allows for 10-1 acre lots. Very secluded with paved road. Coastal and mountain views. Call for details. 1111.- .... MIZIMNI WIOll IRCllRI 433 acres Pnme producing Almond Orchard 9 yrs old planted Heartland of Sacramento Valley Complete uoc,1ergr<?LJnd . sprinkler 1mga1ion. $700,00 yr gross. 1s•1. return As- sumable Fed land loan-5,900/acre BIUe Diamond. 12,114 ... ..C.~uz.-.s 234EAST17TH STREET, STE 117, COSTA MESA • • NEWUSTING SEA WIND TOWNHOJIES Immaculate 2 BR. formal dining area, fireplace , new carpeting throughout, private pedo, 2 car enclosed garage. Community pool A apa. Walk to beach. Call 673-7300. S17t.Sff OPEN stJNDA Y t-• 37 SEASCAPE DIL, N.8 . IF YOlJ 'RE BlJYING OR SELLING ON LIDO ISLE, TALK TO THE EXPEllTS VIA UDO NOaD IN ESCaow VIAXANTHE SOLD VIAQUITO VIA GllAZIANA0 IN ESCllOW VIA LOllCA SOLD VIA UDO lllOllD · VIA UDO NOaD IN ESCaow VIA PAl.EllM0° SOLD VIA ITllACA • VIA llAVllE• IN ESCaow VIA DI.ION SOLD VIAE80U9 VIA KOllOlll• JN ESCaow VIA llAVENNA llOLD VIA MJll llDIO VIA UDO 9000 SOLD VIA UDO NOllD SOLD VIA MN IUJIO• VIA KOllOlll• SOLD VIA UDO lllOllD SOLD VIA UDO NOllD •MLQ WJTll COOP'ED~BaOKEllS • . WE KNOW LIDO ISLE The~rud Lido toLD SOLD 80LD 90LD 80LO 90LD 80LD . . 9EACB ARD MY UDO IRE O.,l1a oa IM P•IH •a, ..,. lo ...... ,.._ t hdna• ,._di .... roo. home on 45 foot ........ a ocw. Specao. .... s .... M; ~lo~ .... s caLIRW ....... lush ......... I ... I BA. ...... I •• --·--..... -.. ........... Call 67S.7300. •111tl1 Flr1,IKe la w1a ...._ Cell S74,,000 ,,..,.._ nt'lal of The PrudenClal RecW Estale ~. Inc. . .... me MYFllOlllT U .. 11 .. «aU ..._ of bliy •llCI mount.I••· __ ............ ,,_.t. Prfil....,_ com- • llJ 0.. el Liiio"• ••• loutloae. t · ••• .. -....... w.u ....... Md. Can 671-nll,. Jl.650.• NEW LISTING MINI ESTATE ON CUL -D E-SAC 4 bedroom. 3 bath. spacious home"' ith spa and cool pool. fruit trees in large yard surrounding house. Call 673-7300. $399.000 OPEN SUNDA 'V 1-5 363 VISTA BA 'VA (between 22nd & 23rd off Tustin Ave.) STOP BY OR CALL FOR A. FREE SUMMER OLYMPIC GAMES SCHEDULE NEWPORT CREST TOWNHOMES OPEN HOUSE 2 bedroom. den. 21/i baths. Shows like a model! While parquet floors. Be rber-carpeting. Com · munity tennis. pool. spa. walk to beach. Call 673-7300 $280.000 OPEN SlJN 1-5 2e LANDFALL. N.B . · NEW LISTING 2 BR. 21/J BA. formal dining¢;· 2 decks. ocun view from kitchen & mas r s uite. large llvin9 room . Community I/spa. CaJI 673-7300. $240.000 . NEW LISTING Sift9M lcnl. Pa.n 1. 2 BR. 2 BA willhave llLllL c.rpctln9. Spacious master suite with walk-in cloMt. Comm. pool/~ a nd lighted tennis cCM1rts. Call 673-7300. $215,000 .. , . \ • • 1 . , PACISl8/IATUllDA¥1epl• .... erlO.l ..... llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll .................................. DAILY~/llSAl.SSTATS . ~ HARBOR AREA BAYSIDE VILLAGE 2 bdrm, 2 bath mobile home. &.ck bay complex with club-house, pool & spa. Airy & bright fresh srey & white color scheme. Corner lot b'!t~. sr;~~~~~~-~----~~~'.~.~'.~.~-t--~~~~--~~~-~~5tg,~ IRVINE lovely 4 bdrm family home in colony, close to shoppins & schools. Large country kitchen & nicely landsaped yard. Community pool & tennis. -631-1400 ........ :~················································$259,900 LAGUN~ NIG~ Decorato~ perfect 2 story '4 bdr"! home with family room & designe r papers & window treatments. Large yard with pool & spa and lovely mountain & canyon views. Desireable Concord Hills area. 631· 1400 ....... w ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• $297,500 NEWPORT like new mid peninsula condo in small complex just steps to beach. Spacious 2 bdrm, 2~ blth with attached 2 car ~rage + extra parkin1. Top quality with crown mold1ns & tiled kitchen & baths. 631 -1400 ...................... : ................................... $314,000_ 211 llth Street..._.__ . Sat BA YSID£ COVES Beautiful decor & lots of upgrades in this furnished 1 bdrm condo with den & larse C:tio. Price includes 17V1 ft. motor boat. Just steps to 63~-i~&r~.~-~~-~~~~~--~-'-~~ .. ~~~~~-~-~~~-~~~,~ HARBOR VIEW HOMES Fabulous remodel. Tiie & berber carpeted floors & vaulted ceilings. Open contemporary 4 bdrm with secluded 2nd story master suite, famil y & formal dining rooms & lovely larse yard. 631-1'400 ........................... : ........... $675,000 BIG CANYON Remode led 4 bdrm home with family & formal dining rooms & sparkling pool & spa. Skylighted sophisticated open floor -'plan, textured walls, flagstone & berber carpeted floors & plantation shutters. 631 -1-400 .......................................... $875,000 LIDO ISLE Fabulous 5 bdrm estate on 3 prime lots (approx 1/ 4 acre). There is a library, formal dinins room, rec room & 1st floor maids qrtrs. Many rooms ~r,-~~&~~~--~~~-~-~~~~-~~--~-'-t·~--t-~~~~-~-~-~s~~irs;fo BA YSHOaD lecentlr remodeled 11fp 2 scory 4 bdrm home with f1mlfy & formal dlntns rqom~ & extra room for den, offtce or maiid. Paned win- dows, brick trim & fireplace & shake roof + 2 ~":'~~~1400 .•.•. :················ ...... s:._~~ NEWPOllT BEACH OFFICE 2436 W. COAST HIGHWAY 714-631-1400 BALBOA PENINSULA NEW EXa.UllVE LISTDIC 9 brMd new top quality upe Cod townhomes with bay v.iews. uch with 2 bdrms, l Vi baths, attached double prase.1. solid oak ·cabinets & full security system. Just 112 bl6ck to bay, 1 block to ocean & steps to Bilboa ferry, shops & restaurants. A fun area to IM or vaation. Call 631-1.00 for information. Priced from ........................... $3'45,000 to $499,000 ON THE WATER WATERFRONI' CONDO Front row unit with panoramic views of the entire harbor. Freshly painted 2 bdrm 2 bath expanded luxury_ co-op with new tile, drapes & wallpapers. Available ~t ~~ 6~\~~.C:.~ .. ~ ..... ~~~~ ... ~~~~ .. ~~?. ~~J.~ BAYSIDE COVE Waterfront 2 bdrm & den condo with available boat sli~ & double attached prage. Neutral decor, planuition shutters & extra up- 1rades. Biy views from living & dining rooms, kitchen & master bdrm. 631-1400 ........... $630,000 LIDO VII.UC£ Excitins property with a wall of slass on tfle lido Channel & dock for an 80' boat. Stylish 2 bdrm 2 bath condo with den, marble fp & larse sunny terrace in 2 story Mediterranan complex. 631-1-400 .................................... $925,000 LIDO ~ Wonderful value in this lovely 2 story 3 bdrm bayfront with new doek for over 60' boat. Remodeled with spacious bay1ront livins room, country kitchen & ~amily room. JUST FELL OUT OF ESCROW! 631-1-400 ...... ..,. ................ $1,295,000 UDO ISL£ BA YFRONT Meticulously maintained custom 4 bedroom with private beach & dock in desireable "Soud" location. Spacious livin1 area opens to baYtide terrace with retractable awninss, seep. to dub & tennis. 6l1-J400 ........... S1_.49S1ooo . Ml Via Udo Soucl ... , .. SavSun LINDA ISL£ sunny Mediterranean style 5 bdrm home with family room, den & 2 story kitchen. Hish ceilin~s, berber carpeting, tile floors1 broad ::r~~~r,~:os~ .. ~~~:.~-~~~?~~~-~~-~~!. r~~~~ LINDA ISLE The quintessence of elegant living in this beautifully appointed 4 bdrm witfl denlsuest, family room, formal dining & dramatic 2 story entry. Sunny terrace leads to the dock for 2 yachts. 631·1400 ........................•............ $1,950,000 LIDO ISL& lovefv tr.titionll bayfront with slips for several bolts & n• on the water. Elegant two story with 4 bdrms up, maids quarters dOwn plus formal dinln1, family room, library & brick terrace. 631-1400 ........................................... ~-$3,900,000 VIEW PROPERTIES COSTA MESA with ocean & city light views. like new 2 bdrm 21/l bath -townhome with white- washed hardwood floors, skylights, wood burnins FP., new carpet & drapes & alarm system. Bright & .charming. 631-1400 ................................... SJJO,OOO NEWPORT CREST t-0wnhome with ocean views. Best -3 bdrm plan, master with sitting room & blkony & 1 bdrm down. Hardwood floors in dining room, breakfast nook & kitchen, close to pool, spa & tennis, vtalk to beach. 631-1'400 . ii"~~=···························:~:_s~j~ VILLA BALBOA penthouse condo with f,mtastic ocean & sunset views. lovely 2 bdrm & den with vaulted ceilings & large patio. Pr ofessionally dec- orated. Gated com~x. bike to beach. 631-1400 ···································································· $388,000 CORONA D£L MAR New ultra contemporary 3 bdrm condo In spectacular location on bluff overlookins entire harbor. Dramatic ceder sided unit with skylishts, fireplace, sunny patios and two car garage. 631-1400 ................................. S72S,OOO BA ~ONT 7th floor condo. Outstanding ocean views from every room. Elegant contemporary 2 bdrm with touches of ebony, teak & etched glass. Handsome custom wall treatments. Security bldg, doorman & pool. Price reduced!! 631-1400 ···································································· $770,000 OLD CORONA DEL MAR charmer on 11/l lots with terrific views just off the oceanfront. Multi- level 3 bdrm, 2 bath home with dining room, sunroom & roofdeck. Potent~I for expansion into very spacious yard. 631-1400 .................... $7951000 • Marisolcl-----·-·---· ... -... -.... SavSun BAYSIDE COVES Completely redooe 2 bdrm & den bayfront unit with fantastic views. Formal dinin1, wine celler, gourmet kitchen, vaulted & ~ylit ceilings & spacious terrace. Designer furnishinp included. 631-1400 ................ S925,000 CORONA DEL MAR beachfront. Fabu'®s 3 bdrm with unearalled views of the ocean & hirbor entrance. Built on 2 lots, this bright & open custom contemporary 'tas bleached hardwood floors & 10' mahogony doors. 631-1.00. ································································· $2,980,000 IPYCI Al8 taLL leiutiful S bdrm with FNfteh doon Ir oaned wtndows, private pool & It'll & lovely hiR vtew. fresh & bri1ht wfth white tile thrc:::\hout entry, family & formal dinin1 rooms & eat In itchen. 631-1400 ........................... S7'9,000 BALBOA ISLAND OFFICE 315 MARINE A VB. '114-673-6900 ................................................................ ~SATUllDAYSept...-.,.10,1 ... /PAGE19 714/494-1177 Geat Estates Exclusive Affiliate IAJES REALTORS Welcome to our world . . . A world of private coves and sandy beaches. -With sweeping ocean views. Totelly furnlshed down to the Bac- carat bit gt ...... 6 bdrms. 6'h baths and 7.000 square feet of lu~urlous living in Emerald Bay, 1 guarded gate private com- munity with tennis courts. pools. parks and a '~ mile of private beaeh. $3.700.000 £IOMI llY -This magnificent 4 bdrm. 31h bath hom4t Is cio9e to the ocean and has wonderful whitewater views. Amenities m- dude atepe to the beach 4 car garage and It 18 lltuated on an exceptionally large lot. s1.eoo.ooo _. llY -A wonderful ocean view 3 bdrm, 3 bath family home In this exclusive Pf'tvele .,.., tt has 2 fireplaces. a wet bar. Md• wry doee to beach. park, tennis and PGC*-1849.000 ICUIFmT mUlJ UY -A contemporary Medi1erranean villa situated on a gently sloping bluH. It 1s one of the largest resi- dences in the area .with 16 rooms looking- across the pool to ol\he sea. All within the private gated community of Emerald Bay. $4,500,000 EIHAll IAY -A lovely remodeled 3 bdrm, 2'h bath home with pool and beautiful gardens. Large, family room with fireplace. trench doors. refngerat~ wioe cellar and extensive use of brick are just a few Qf the amenities. Very close to beach. $895,000 tnll( COW( -This most prestigious private community Is the location of a 4 bdrm family home with lovely outdoor living area. Ample lot otters possibilities for ex- pansion. $895.000 •Tl lJCIU -Privacy abounds in this rare ~ located close to town and beach. Custom amenities include hard- wood floors. beamed ceilings. trench doors and windows. 4 fireplaces. 3 gar- ages. $795.000 fMa.11$ ICUll ftEWS -From every room m this contemporary 3 bdrm. 21 1 bath home in lovely Three Arch Bay Large master suite with jacuzzi tub and hreplace. den with wet bar. Low maintenance -room for expansion. $615.000 tcU9ltlT (9(UlJ UY -This rare and unusual parcel of land offers amazing whitewater views of both Irvine Cove and Emerald Bay. Located on a bluff it is more than 112 acre. There 1s an existing older home. but the gorgeous building site is ottered at lot value. $4,500,000 ·. ~----··---- PAG918/IATUllDAYS•pl ..... •rl0.l .................................................................... DAl&.Y....,/llSALSSTA,_ .. WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. Realtor•®· -~"''"' s""" ... ~ ................ ~ _____ ,,,,,,,,...........- t:?l 3ea 1Patee/e411t t1/llCe at de C«Jt« o/ ~ """ &..t &tut ~.,.,"' l!«o11a tlJ ?11.e HARBOJtARll BAYSIDE VILLACE 2 bdrm, 2 bith mobile home. ~ck ~y complex with club·house, pool & spa. Airy & bright fresh grey & white color scheme. Corner lot b!~sGl:~d~-~-~~i1a.~~~-~~ .. ~!!~ .. ~~-~~;g,~ IRVINE lovely 4 bdrm family home in c olony, close to shoooing & schools. large country kitCben & nicely bindsc.lped yard. Community pool & tennis. 631-1400 .......................................................... $259,900 LACUN;A NIC~ Decorato~ perfect 2 story 4 bdrm home with family room & designer papers & window tr~tments. large yard with pool & spa and lovely mountain & anyon views. Desire011ble Concord Hills Ollr~. 631,-1-400 ............................. , ................... $297 ,500 NEWPORT like new mid peninsu&.. condo in StNll complex just steps to ~h. Spacious 2 bdrm, ll'• . ~th with "11tuched 2 ar pr"'le + extra parking. Top quality with crown molding & tiled kitchen & blths. 631-1400 .......................................................... $314,000 Ill 11th Stnet Salt BAYSIDE COVES 8e011utiful decor & lots ol upgrades in this furnished 1 bdrm condo with den & large C:tio. Price includes 171/i ft . motor boat. Just steps to 63~-'f&~.~--~~-~~~~~--~-i-~~--~~~:~.~-~~~ .. ~~~ HARBOR VIEW HOMES F011bulous remodel. Tile & berber carpeted floors & VOllulted ceilings. Open contempor011ry 4 bdrm with secluded 2nd story rNster suite, family & forrNI dining rooms & lovely large yud. 631·1400 .... l ........................ : ......... $675,000 8IC CANYON Remodeled 4 bdrm home with family & formal dinin' rooms & sparkling pool & spa. Skylighted soph1stiated open floor plan, textured w"1111s, flagstone & berber arpeted floors & p&..ntation· shuuers. 631-1400 .......................................... $875,000 UDO ISLE Fabulous 5 bdrm esute on 3 prime lots <.lpprox 1/-4 Kre). There is "' library, formal dining room, rec room & 1st floor maiids qrtrs. Many rooms m-~~~~-.'.~~-~~-~-~~ .. ~~.~~ .. t-~~~~-~~-~Sk1~~ ' NEWPORT BEACH OFFICE 2436 W. COAST HIGHWAY . 714-831-1400 BALBOA PENINSULA NEW EXCUJllVE IAllNC 9 brand new top quality Cape Cod townhomes with bay views. Each with 2 bdrms, 2 Vl biths, 011ttached double pr"11ge/. ~id 0011k abinets & full security system. Just 1t 2 blocl( to bay, 1 block to ocean & steps to S.lboa ferry, shops & restaurants. A fun areOll to &Ne or vKation. Call 631-1400 for informaition. Priced from ........................... $3-45,000 to $499,000 ONnfEWATER WATERFRONT CONDO Front row unit with JMl'Of'Mnic views of the entire harbor. Freshly painted 2 bdrm 2 bath expanded luxury . co-op with new tile, drapes & wallp.ipers. Avai&..ble boat ~e~~ /1~:~.J:. .. ~: ... ~~~ .. ~11 a~?. ~~gJ:~ BAYSIDE COVE Waterfront 2 bdrm & den condo with available boat sllJI & double attached pr"11ge. Neutnal decor, pl.nution shutters & extra up- 1rades. S.y views from living & dining rooms, kitchen & master bdrm. 631-1400 ........... 1630,000 UDO VD..LAGE Exciting property with a waH of g&..ss on the Lido Channel & dock for an 80' boat. Stylish 2 bdrm 2 bath condo with den, marble fp & large sunny terr011ce in 2 story Mediterranean complex. 631-1400 ................................... $925,000 UDO ISLE Wonderful V"111ue in 1his lovely 2 story 3 bdrm biyfront with new dock for over 60' bo..t. Remodeled with spacious biyfront living room, country kitchen & fOllmily room. JUST FELL OUT OF ESCROW! 631-1-400 ......................... $1,295,000 UDO ISi.£ BA YFRONT Meticulously maint"11ined custom 4 bedroom with priv"11te beKh & dock in de.ire.hie "Soud" location. Spacious living uea opens lo baY'lide terr.ce with retrKtable ~"5!' step110 dub & tennis. 631-140CL._ ..... S1,495 Ml Via LW. s..ed · SI Sun LINDA ISL£ sunny Mediterrane011n style 5 bdrm home with f011mily room, den & 2 story kitchen. High ceilin~s, berber arpeting, tile floors, broad !!f ~~T1~1:>8~.~~~:.~.~~~~.~~-~~.~~~ s~~~~ LINDA ISLE The quintessence of eleunt living II'\ this buutifuHy appointed 4 bdrm witfi den/guest, t.mily room, formal dlnlnt• & dramatic. 2 story entry. Sunny terrace ~ to the dock for 2 yKhts. 631·14f>O········ ................. t ........... $1,950,000 LIDO Ill.& Lovely tradillonal bayfront ~ slips for several boets i 077''0ft the water. Etepn1 two story with 4 bdrrm up, nJaids quarters dOwn pkn fonnal dining, family room, library & brick lefrace. 611-1400 ........................... ················--·· Sl,900,000 -VIEW PROPERTIES COSTA MESA with oce011n & city light views. like new 2 bdrm 21.ll bOllth townhome with white- washed hardwood floor!>, skylights, wood burnin! ~=g~~r,~ 1~~~~-~-~-~!~~-~.~~~-~~::sB{~~ \.. NEWPORT CREST townhome with ocean vie.ws. · Best l bdrm p&..n, rNster with sining room & bakony & 1 bdrm down. Hardwood floors in dining room, br~kfast nook & kitchen, close to pool, spa & tennis, W011lk to beKh. 631-1400 1·~·~·· ................................. ::_S~j~ VILLA 8.U..BOA penthouse condo with f011ntu1ic oce011n & sunset views. lovely 2 bdrm & den with v011ulted ceilings & large patio. Professic>Nlly dec· orated. Gated complex, bike to beach. 611-1400 ....... : ............................................................ $388,000 CORONA D£L MAR New ultra contemporary J bdrm condo in spectKu&..r location on bluff overlooking entire harbor. Or011matic ceder sided unit with skylights, fireplace, sunny p.itios and two ar pr011ge. 631-1400 ................................. $72SAMJ() BA YFRONT 7th floor condo. Outstanding oce.iin vi,ews from every room. Elegant contempoHry 2 bdrm with touches of ebony, tNk & etched s~s. Handsome custom WOllll tre.iitments. Security bldg, doorrNn & pool. Price reduced!! 631-1400 .................................................................... $770,000 OU) CORONA D£L MAR charmer on 1 Yl lots with lerrific views just off the oce011nfront. Multi- level 3 bdrm, 2 b.th home with dining room,- sunroom & roofdec.k. Potential for expansion into very spacious y"11rd. 631-1400 .................... $7951000 • Maris-14 •. 5.lvSun BAYSIDE COVES Completely redone 2 bdrm & den ~yf~ont unit with fanUStic views. Formal dining, wine celler, gourmet kitchen, vauhed & skylit ceilings & spacious terrace. e>esener furnishings included. 631-1-400 ................. S92S"..OOO CORONA DEL MAa beKhfront. Fabulous 3 bdrm with unparalled views of the ocNn & harbor entrance. Built on 2 lots, this bright & open custom contempor011ry has bleKhed hardwood f~s & 10' mahogony doors. 631-1400. ········---.................................................. $2,980,000 IPYCLAl9 ..... Beautiful 5 bdrm wkh F..th doors & D9ned wmdows, private pool 6 .. & lowefy hil view. Fresh & &ritht with white tile thr'::\~t entry, famlly & formal dlnins rooms & eet en 1tchen. 631-1-400 .......................... S79',000 BAL~OA ISLAND OFFICE 316 MARINB A VB. 714-673-8900 .... ~ ............................................................. IATUllOAY Sept~10,1 ... /~AGR 19 714/494-1177 Gfeat Estates Exdusiw Atnllote lURNER IATES REALTORS Welcome to our world . . . A world of private coves and sandy beaches. -With sweeping ocean viewa. Tot91ty furnished down to the Bac- carat b9r gla11 H . 6 bdrm s. 6'1t baths and 7 ,000 tqUare feet of luxurious living in Emerald Bay. a guarded gate private com- munity with tennis courts, poofs. parks and a'~ mtte of private bttKh. $3,700.000 OUM.I MY -This magnlfieent 4 bdrm. 31h bath home Is cloM to the ocean and has wonderful whitewater views. Amenities In- clude ateps to the beech. 4 car garage and It i8 8"U9'9d °"an exoepUonally large lot. $1,800,000 ·- ICUlf9IT mull UY -A contemporary Mediterranean villa situated on a gently sloping blutt. It is one of the largest resi- dences in the area with 16 rooms looking · across the pool to the sea. All within the private gated community of Emerald Bay. $4,500,000 (l(UlJ U Y -=-A lovely remodeled 3 bdrm. 21"1 bath home with pool and beautiful gardens. Large family room with fireplace. trench d oors, refrigerated wine ~etlar and extensive use of brick are just a few of the amenities. Very. close to beach. $895.000 .._ CM -This most prestigious private community Is the location of a 4 bdrm family home with lovely outdoor living area. Ampfe lot offers possibilities for ex- pansion. $895.000 .rTI lJCIU -Privacy abounds in this rare jewel located close to town and beach. Custom amenities include hard- wood floors. beamed ce1hngs. trench doors and windows. 4 fireplaces. 3 gar- ages. $795.000 f.._ ICUI NWS -From every room in this contemporary 3 bdrm. 2' 1 bath home in lovely Three Arch Bay. Large master suite with 1acuzzi tub and fireplace. den with wet bar. Low maintenance -room tor expansion. $615.000 ICla.lllT mulJ UY -This rare and unusual parcel or land offers amazing whitewater views of both Irvine Cove and Emerald Bay. Located on a bluff 1t is more than '-"' acre. There is an existing older home. but the gorgeous building site is offered at lot value. $4,500.000 --1105-Nalh Coast HlghYIOY • Laguna Beach, CalitC?fTlia 92651--.. • PMlll JO/SATUllDAY S.pM•ll• 10. ,_ ~11!1~---~~!ll!~--lll!l!l.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!···••l!D~~!!!L~Y~Pl~l.OT~/!!llmA&.~~a!!n:~~~~n Sotheby's transfers office ownership to Buie Realty- Sotheby's International Realty an- nounced recently the transfer of own- ershlp of Its Newport Beach office to Marlon Buie, a Newport Beach real estate executive. Buie, who opened the Sotheby's Newport Beach office in -Juty, 1985, and has managed the operations since, will operate the office under the name Marion Buie Realty Inc. Concurrently with the transfer of ownership to Buie, Sotheby's has appointed Marlon Buie Realty its exclusive affiliate broker for Orange County. Through the aff!lia1ion with Sotheby's,. Orange County home- owners wlll have access to the finest national and international luxury home marketing services, and to Sotheby's worldwide client base. Sotheby's 120 affiliates throughout the United States and Europe rep- resent Sotheby's in all the Important luxury real estate markets. Each Sotheby's affiliate is independentty owned and operated and ls chosen for its marketing ex pertise and preeminence In the region's luxury real estate market. A whofly owned subsidiary of Sotheby's. the largest art auction house in the world, Sotheby's Inter- national Realty was founded In 1976. Marlon Buie Realty Inc .• is located at 5 Qorporate Plaza, Newport Beach, and provides residential brokerage services for homeowners. Tournanlent·to benefit S.O.S. The Newport Harbor-Costa Mesa Board of Rellttors Is sponsoring a tennis toummnent. Monday. $apt. 26 at the t'9wport Beech Tennis Club. Aegmtratton tor teams Is scheduled tor 11 :30 a.m. with the tournament to run · from 12:30 to 5 p.m. S.O.S., Share Our Sefves, ~ted In Costa Meu. has been designated as the redpient of the proceeds. The center provides tree food, health care and flnanctal assistance to tho9e In need. s.o.s. has been serving the community for about 15 years under the direction ot Jean Forbath . Reeervatlons may be made by con- tecttng Dave Wells, C-21 The Real Eata1ersat(714)646-1671; HollyCota. ar... Western SavtnQs at (714) 433-35'0 or Betty Jo Bailey at the bo9rd .. (714) 646-1871. The coat ls $50 per player tor the day, the fee entitles the player to brlrig one guest to the awards party. The Ca19gories of ptay are: open; good; bed; and ugly. There wm be trophies for the winners, a surprlee speaker, raffle· and .... auction. Re91tors are encoraged to make reMrYatlons early for the event. Local Realtors schedule IUncheonforSeptember The Newport Harbor-Costa Mesa Board of Realtors Is holding Its quarterty luncheon at the Four Seasons Hotel In Newport Beach at 11:30 a.m., Thursday, Sept. 22. John Geohegan, Governor Deu- kmejian's Secretary of Business, Housing and Transportation wtll 'update Realtors on Issues pertinent to their business~ Geohegan was appointed In 1985 to head the agency which handles an annual budget of more than $4 bMNon and employs 33,000 In the toatowtng departments: Alcoholic Beverage Control, Banking, Corpor- ations, California Highway Patrol, California Housing Finance, Com- merce. Insurance, Housing and Community Development. Motor Vehicle, RMI Estate, Savings & -_. ... Oeolt r• Lo.n. Transportation and the Office of Traffic Safety. Newport Harbor-Costa Mesa Board Loe.I Ae91tora and affiliate mem-of R11ftora. 401 N. Newpor1 Btvd .• bers may purchase tlcicets for $16 Newport Beech. Tlcicets are a must, per per90n by calling Roberta Md the d1111toe to purchae Is Horwood, (714) ·646-1671, at the Sept. 15. A cl111lfled lld le en..., • ., lo Ml ,... merchandl11, Md II'• ..., • rour w--. too. CLASSIFIED 642-5628 REALTY The Harbor Area's Oldest Real Estate Firm au_.,.. _,.,,..,_ The lowest price 2 bdrm unit In VIiia e.lboal tmmmculate nm floor unit beaUtltulty cs.corated. 2 bdrme & 2 baths Inducting huge master "'"e. Profellk>naly land~ patio with custom redwood decking & Mating. 119 lllHm _.. 11,111,- Almoet new 21,000 sq. ft. center In rllPidly growing Kern County. 100% leued with ~ uled rent of $246,000 per year. Owner may help finance. ---,., .. Extra large 1 bdrm Cond9 wtth a beautiful OCEAN VIEW. Prime first floor loeafton , ha private patio Ideal for Indoor-outdoor IMng. HO CAGNEY LANE # 106 OPEN SUN 1-4 Enter through guard gate on Hoepftal Road ....... . ..... A Newpor1 a.ct'I addr ... at this price? Lovety Ver11•11 penthouM studio ·In posMJler gated community with clubhouee, gym, poof & mpa. .... Jilli• ..... A ..,.e.ct ~ Vtew from the enormous 32 toot ... dee*.~ 2 master bdrm VIia a.lboa condo decorated In light neutral tonea. May .... option. ---... ~decorated OOMn Ytew condo In bemlti-M Y119 9ltlcJe with OV9r 2000 IQ. ft. lncludlng 2 bdrme, 2 .,.._, dlrq rm, fmmly rm & 3 huge dedca. A terrllc value at the new r9duald prlcef llO CAGNEY LANE #202 OPEN 8UN 1-4 Enter ~ 9'*d oet• on Hoeptt9I Aolld / L.-. .. ""_._. Harbor Ae9lty le a full w vice LOCALLY OWNED Re9I Estate ftrm with a lllrge pro- f111lo.-.ly trelned atan on.rtna a complete ,.,.. al ,... eetate Wvtce9. We Mve ectM rentel Md oannen:tel deper tmenta, a na- tionwide 1.tocallan MNcR end M in hcMMe ~ llldna WW.. For All your real ............. H.rbor . . --· ·····--· .•.•. Jim a block from the ocean. Deeuu Md cue- toml Approx. 2500 eq. fl. ~ decorated ..... 3 bdrme, 31,t ...... + ---· plantalton .......... lier .... air conditioning, MCUrity l'Jllam, Md lannll dlr*'O rm. "' (714) 113 4400 ' . AumJll'f•tMnmw 11 ... Roomy penthouM wtth 2 muter bdrma, .... Mng rm & formal dining rm. Bay & ~ vleWI from ttle prMle deck. Flrepla, ~. airy WUfted C lllnge; al nicety decorated & apc1t1 II. -~---. Corona d9i Mar--nlcaly located 2 bdrm apt on quiet CUI d9 IK juet 2 bka from the be9ch. 11050/Mo. VIia e.lboa--oww 2000 sq. ft . with 2 bdrme. dining rm, famHy rm plus fabulous ocean a bmr .... $2150/Mo • ....,...,,... 2 bdrme MWIV P*lted with MW carpeting plue the llCt6on Nyfront View. 11800/Mo. DAILY "LOT /BAL SST'Aft _______ iiiiiiilllill••••lill••••••••ilill•llii•••••-SATUllDAY Sept..-... 10, 1-/PAGE lt Realtor's tips help secure honi.es your home i8 one of your most valuable UMts. However. the National Crime Preventk>n Council reports that 5.2 percent of all United States house- holds were burglarized In 1987. In a 20- year period,~ out of 10 homes wUI be burglarized. More of these cnmes wHt be committed during the summer months !Mn 8nY other time of the year. How CM you help avoid becoming part of this stati8tic? According to the NeWport Harbor- Costa Meu board of Realtors, there are many ateps you can take to help maintain a aecure home and deter would-be burglars . To begin with, take a tour of the grounds and check whether yoo can see both the front and the sides of your house from the street -the place where patrolling pohce rootinely make their surveillance. There shoold be no shrubbery, hedges. trees. statuary or other obstructions blocking a full view of the doors and windows from the street Of sidewalk. Make a similar tour at night. Lack of adequate street or house lighting 1s an invitation for would-be burglars. Make sure your exterior lighting is adequate and secure. Most burglars do not carry ladders. If yoo can reach up to screw in New sales associate joins PrUdential Lido Realty Lenore Rodenu of Long Beach has borhood.:'she said. joined The Prudential lido Realty in "I grew up in West Los Angeles. But Newport Beach as a sales associate. they're building it up so much. I don't RodenaahMbeenalicensed Realtor know where they're going to put the since 1974 and, In addition to being cars. But this is a wonderful area. You lnVOIVed in relldential real estate sales. can go block after block and find has ~ residential {>ropery, beautiful homes," she said. building 80 unlta' of det~hed homes as The Prudential lido Realty is one of well as condominiums. Prior to working the leading brokerages serving the In real estate. Rodenas was an actress Newport Beach and Corona del Mar and worked tn theater. -communities and is independently "I ~ a good deal of in-fill owned and operated. property ao I have a special under-,,.NI\! more Information. call (714) standing for anyone who is a property '67~300. The office is located at 3377 owner in .,. · •tabliahed neigh-Via Lido in Newport Beach. a new light bulb without a ladder. a burglar can just as easily unscrew 1t If you feel yoor street is inadequately lighted, contact the locaJ city council representative. Meet with the neigh- bors to rally support. You will be more effective in bringing about improve- ments as a group. If you're away from home. leave a light on and a radio playing to give the appearance that someone is at home If you are away for more than an hour or so, set your lights on timers. which turn on and off at intervals throughout the evening. Leave drapes open, particu- larly on upper floors. Leaore Rodeau 0 BIG CANION ' DANNY BIBB STEPftANIE GR•Y Davis joins Irvine firm as a partner Steven Davis has 1oined Ltncoln Property Co .. Irvine as a partner Davis has been affiliated with the company since 1984. Lincoln Property 1s one of the nation's largest diversified real estate development firms spec1ahzing in in- dustrial, multi-family residential and retail properties. Lincoln Property Co . Irvine is re- sponsible for all phases of industrial. ott1c~ and business park development w1th1n this ma1or market region Under the direction of operating partner Erik Hansen. Lincoln Property Co . Irvine has earned a reputation for reducing investor nsk by meeting currrent market demands and ant1c1pating fu - ture market growth Davis' 11-year track record began in Orange County Working most recently with Lincoln Property Co. in Denver. Davis was directly responsible for industrial and warehousing develop- ment over 1.5 million square feet Davis 1s a California native and a graduate of Brown University with a master's degree USC School of Busi- ness'. He is a member of the Society of Industrial and Office Realtors and has served on the Board o1 Directors at NAIOP Denver. Davis will reside rn area with his wife and two children. 1 ·l OAKC REST 24 CANYON FAIRWAY VleW Home -Overlooks Golf Course $1,219,000 Open For Viewing SAT/SUN 1-5 HANDSOME CUS TOM ESTATE A Larges1 Lot in Big Canyon Guest House -6 Bedrooms . $2,650,000 For information on llC CAIYOl IUI. ESTATE ask for ... , .... 840-7- m .... a•Ynl-IGIO 6rubhtiEllis li9M1fftAL mouaAG&5111Y~ 144-1211 View Estate · 180° View $2 ,395,~. Open For Viewing SAT/SUN 1-5 OUTSTANDING VIEW ESTATE Contemporary Mediterranean Overlooks 8th Fairway $3,2'00 ,000 1 ' CONNIE MAXSENTI STONEHENGE ESTATE • Priced leH than appraised value • Purchaae price Includes most of furniture • Spectacular ocean. city and harbor views • 9,000 square feet of living space • Excellent terms available • Call for private showing or color brochure CHARJHNG COTTAGE Charmine home SO. of Hwy in CdM. 2 BR. l BA In main house with detached BR + BA. Potential for' expansion .................... .J. ••••••••••..•••••••••••••••••• $449,000 OPEN SUN 1-5 ............... 610 AVACADO PENINSULA POINT llEDUC£D Great family home. walk to bay & bdch. S bedroom, 2 bath, family room. With eome ftnlahlng touches. this could be a ahowplace... .........................•....... $459,000 TOP PRODUCER MERRILL LYNCH SOIJTHEllN CAUFORNIA REGION , ,HJST LISTED! TUaTLEaocK HIGHLANDS Immaculate Tartan model located close to school, - community apa & pool. 3 BR. 2 BA ................ $459.900 OPEN SAT /SUN 1-5 34 SILVER CRESCENT • ERRILLLYNCH REALTY 759-6600 Let American Escrow; Inc. take care of you & yours ANN 640-9860 1031 Exchanges• Commercial• Residential '*Business• Loans• Liquor.Licenses DDIGN PLAZA - The Prudential 7.14 agent sets records in production After a hiatus during which she pursued different interests. Joyce Barnes has returned to real estate and la on a record-setting sales pace at The Prudential 714 Realty in Newport Beach. . "Joyce is beating the band. And since we've just joined The Prudential ReaJ Estate Affiliates Inc. and are now able to share with our clients In a 'piece of the rock,' so to speak, we've dubbed . our top producers 'Rock Stars,"' Barbara Amstadter. president ctt the Newport Center-based firm. said. In the three months since joining The Prudential 714 Realty. Barnes has poeted sales of pro~y valued at $3 mHHon. . Record productl on rates is not new to Barnes. She started In residential and eased Into commercial real estate 16 years ago and owned and operated her own reaJ estate and developed . residential an~ commercial property In Orange and Kern counties. She lives In Newport Beach and has a daughter who Is an attorney practicing In Orange County. "I love mathematics. And I enjoy dotng Investment analysis.·· Barnes said', adding that most of her clients are inveators she has worked with over the years and most of her new clients are referrals. The Prudential 714 Realty special- Ja,aBun• lz• In homes In the Orange County coastal cities and communities of Newport Beach, Corona del Mar, Costa Mela. Irvine, Laguna Beach. Laguna NIQuef and Dana Point. . For more information. call (714) 760-171'4. The office Is located at 366 San Miguel Dr., Suite 200 In Newport Beach. IEW USTlll -IEWNIT IEllm EL lllEll IYEllE , Expansive 3BR 3BA residence. Family rm + family kltc:Mn, -vaulted ceilings, -warm wood mast• suite, privacy w/adjotning loft, many uees, French doors lead to patio area. Decorator perfec1f,Overaized spa + 4 l:ar-garage. Asking $599,000. CUFF DRIVE Magnifecent & · most desirable lo- cation. Secluded _q"iet position w/Yiews of park, ocean & bay. Elegent 4BR, 4BA residence, land- ~ & remodeled In 1984. Euro- ~ kitchen w/famlty rm, den or study w/view balcony. Large formal dining rm, white washed oak floors. perfec1 for formal or casual living. Offered at $925,000. . CITIUll lllYE Charming cottage remodeled w/quauty, style & taste. Expansive 1BR +den home w/2 baths, French doors, lkyfights, Berber carpet, owrslzed patio. Deck & yard. Per:. feet for executive Hvtng. Asking $365,000. '~:Jlltl"' 1kfl1IHI ~/«~Aul 13 ~,, CALL R~E ROl)GERS 831-1218 ..,. Let us help you fllld yo&.-rnartetl Our ~rlenced ad talcara can advise you how. to "tel al about It" in a low-cost .ctaalfled ad. 240 Newp<)rt Center Drive Pho'°' by • • ....._ ___ N_ewpo_n_ee_a_ch_, c_A_9_2660 ___ F_•oo_E___. 1 CALL CLASSI ED 842-5878 . , Let Us H••• Yi1 Sell Y 01r Prottrtv! C111 Cl111ilit• I Dou g Bu lley & Associates • • NEW LISTING OPEN HOUSE SAT/SUN 1-5 CHARMING NEWPORT HEIGHTS! t!I PO•'EU PLACE. SE• PORT 8E~CH OPEN SAT /SUN 1-4 PM 4 BR/SBA, POOL -$550.000 Brashier & Co. Real Estatt' Brokt>ral(e Contact Mattia. Brashier 714/759-1219 642-5678 1960 VISTA CAUDAL $479,000 FEE • 'r Only BLUFFS Remodeled "G" Plan w/spectacular back bay & ocean views. New kitchen, baths, 6 skylights, custom fireplace, used brick patio with spa. French doors & Berber carpet. Charming home with many custom features. A very special 48R 38A home wlPOOL comer IOI 3-car garage. large plant-filled atnum w/plex1-glass root for sky & tree views• Newly relurb1sned Ivan Wells cus- tom. kitchen all beautifully redone w /bleached cabinets & new appliances f o"r information ' . & surprisingly SHOWN BY AP P OINT MENT •Come to see OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 1800 GLENWOOD $639.500 low cost. CALL PHYLLI. GOGGIO (714) 760-9678 O R CALL HARRI ET SPENC ER (714) 644-5946 CH E~HIQ E I "')~<._")I "") t·: 1-2 . r 11·:l ~ DAY/EVES MORTGAGE RATES FIXED ADJUSTABLE lnlr•I Down Point• Lock-In Max. Int rel Down Point• Lock-In Margin Amer~ lnt-.tate slL ""'' Pymt (%) (daJ•) Loan ..... Pymt (%) (daJI) (~) 11 000 10 1 500 15 168 8 t25 10 1 500 t5 2 625 8ef* of America 10 625 20 2 000 15 168 8 500 . 20 1 500 60 2 250 Brtght Morte-ge 10.750 05 1 875 60 168 7 875 05 2.000 60 2 750 ~S&t.. 1t.O15 05 1 500 15 168 8.000 20 1 500 45 2 250 Empire of America 10.750 05 0 000 60 168 8.125 25 2.250 30 2 250 Fat West S& L 11.500 10 t 000 20 250 6 875 10 l 500 00 2 750 Rdellty ,...,.. S&L 11000 10 1500 00 168 7 875 20 1.500 45 2 350 Arst~Bel* 11 125 10 1.750 00 250 9 125 20 1 500 45 2 750 ~Feder.iS&L 10.750 20 2.000 30 168 8.150 10 1.750 75 2 750 HewlhOme SAL 11. 125 20 • 2 000 15 168 8.000 20 1..500 15 2.250 Home Feder.i S&l. 10.500 05 2.000 14 168 . 8.375 16 2 000 45 2 750 s== 11.375 30 1.500 60 500 8.000 20 2.500 60 2 500 10.375 10 1.500 15 168 8.000 10 1 500 15 2 500 ...... 10.300 20 t 500 15 168 7.750 20 1 500 15 2 375 ··---~8-* 10.500 10 1.000 30 168 6.075 10 1 000 15 2 750 ·-tillN ... of Ce. 11.250 20 2.000 ()() 1000 10.000 20 2.500 30 3 200 P9dlc=&er* 10.625 05 1.000 21 168 8.500 20 2.000 45 2 875 au.llsClly L 11.250 10 2000 ()() 168 7.750 10 1.000 60 2 500 ...... ,...,.. Sevtng9 W .625 OS 1 000 75 168 7.250 20 2.000 75 2 250 s.curttr,...,... Sevtngs 10.750 10 2000 ()() 168 9.000 10 1 000 ()() 2 250 ........ c.M. Sevtngs 10.500 10 1.500 07 168 8.250 10 2000 45 2 650 TNll=llMk . 11.000 10 2.000 ()() 168 7.875 20 1.500 ()() 2 250 United . 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"'-llW'-8'11-PIWIO~lllra-'AI• -·--.. ~to--• .......... ...,....0.-........... • ~Of ~ ...... eo. ... 1.200-P<OIJI ..... ~ _I)',, ___ 130--. .._, 111 Ma it . loan 250 1000 t68 300 300 t68 350 500 300 168 500 500 300 1000 168 500 500 250 500 166 250 500 500 250 250 759-1877 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA RATE AVERAGES Conforming Non-conforming flx9d 15 year 10 456 30 year IQ 694 ~ 6month 8 026 1 year 8063 INDEX SUMMARY ADJUST ABLE MOAT AGES 11th Oistnct Prime rite 3 month T -btll 6 month T-b•lt 1 yr treasury no1e 3 yr treasury note 5 yr treasury note Thtaweetl 7 59 10 00 7 28 7 50 8 24 8 79 8 92 l.aetw.M 7 59 10 00 7 20 7 51 8 28 8 89 905 Figures as ot Thu~ay •Sept 8 10 872 11 128 8 02t 7 931 4w.M1ego 7 62 . . tO 00 i 03 7 5 l 8 2i 8 85 905 • • "I 'UST LISTED Top value for location and size. 3 BR. plus 2Vl BA, plus a squinty view of the Back Bay. Needs decorating -S282.SOO includes the land. ~r prefers long escrow period. ' S282,500 Of'EN HOUSE SUNDAY 1-5 PM 6 I I Vista llonb. Newport Beach USTBLUFI' ,. PRIME Vl.W HOME Enjoy panoramic Back Bay. City and night light view from this spacious 4- ~room. 2-b.Mh ~. Thfs traditional sl~ level home features formal din- rng. oak cabinets. arr cooditioning. 2 patios and a view pe~t tor enterta1n- ro9. Thrs is executNe living at Its finest. Land rs included . 'Meo.GOO OPEN HOUSE SAT & SUN 1-5 ftM 2821 AIU Vista, Newport lleadt COLESWORTHY &CO. 640-0020 Fol ...... .....,. 5 ~. 2 ........ Plul ..,... ...._. ...., . ...., C8r'Plll8. ... a ...... lp•llllW ~front & rw. Af>-pwOllll: 111\ 2 ,..._ to bwtl. Vec.nt end re9dy tor'°" to .... 1n . ., . .,... ............ , .. , .. .... ,., ........... . ~-111-1111 Ill B-.Wl•l•I FABULOUS SPYGLASS SOUTHPORT OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5 · #8 TWIN LAKES CIRCLE PRICE REDUCED TO •785,000 5 BR + den/m-'d'a rm + 4'n8A on quiet cut-Oe-aK. ~a_. Mtting. 3 car gar9119. Over 3,800 sq. ft.~ windows, Shutters. crown mokflng, P#~ entry, end trlt* crown moldings. Decofator perfect! CALL JAN PROBST (714) 844-4088 CALL DOUG BULLEY (7.14) 720-1704 _ ~D darrell pash properties a 2700 e coast highway. corona del mw, cMbn&a 92625 720-9422 new custom towMom8. 38drm, 2Ba. Will be completed by the end of the month! Buy now and butlder will pay for your move. ....... .- ~ llYllE WESTPlll Near new 1,800 sq. ft. detailed two story home. 38drm, 21h 8a, family rm. Landscaped & ready to oc- cupy. 2,000 eq. ft. -VIEW ., ...... . IEW II COROll DEL llR 3 Bedroom, 31n Bath condo. Features iriclude gourmet kitchen, oak atalrcue, laundry room, tub/spa, central vac, tile entry & much more. · II ..,lll'll'i IA'l IT ..... 5 Bedroom, 51h Bath custom residence with ocean view. Three fire- places, gourmet kitchen, aecurtty system, air conditioning & much more. . .......,., ...... 720-9422 affiliated with ·c;;l/-ucciatd !Bt.ohu of corona del mar Newon marttet ~Hurry. won't last! Chafm- lna country style 2 story home on water WlTH BOAT SLIP! 38drma. 3BA. 2 frplcs, • fonnal dining rm & lg master suite w/water view & tnp!Kie. Extremely quiet & private IOC:dor'I . . ,,,,., .,,. ·~ Ill • ..,, Jmn 1IUMI LYNNE WOOIE flllOPERTlS .. INC. let . U. Helf ~y .. · Sett Y .. Pn,1rtri - -.Oii~. 642-5671 for Information "'~----~ ~ surprisingly low cost. ., • Contemporary 5 BR, 6BA 4500 + sq. ft. Custom Home • All living areas face 18(ge lushly landscaped yard & patio • Covers 3 lots on most desirabte Eastern tip of Island • Fantastic home for entertaining with pool-sized yard and large patio. $1,21&,000 UCLISMl.Y USTD wm BILL FEEIEY l.91 .. •1mmt •HUUIT Wltmllll --., IULTIU 111·1• • 11i-1011 let U1 lltl, Y H Sell ~ 11r Property! Clll Cla11if1", 64l-5678. • . for information & surprtsingly low cost . LIDO ISLE BIYFliOllTS 81,486,000 REDUCED • 4 BR 31.: BA custom w sltp & sandy beacn • Steps from Clubhouse w optn bay views $3,900,000 • 5 BR 5 BA Bayfront £state • I, ad1tt0nal Old Pasadena style home • 77 on Bav w 2 large boat shps • French doors. ivy cover eel walls crown moldings • latticed rourtyard entry plus 4 car garaie • Westec secuuty sys. elevator. re tractable awnings • Very bright open and private on Via Ltdo Soud s·1,215,ooo FELL OUT ESCROW • 3 BR 21, BA trad11tonal style home • Totally remodeled with highest quality • Outs' andmg main channel ~1ew • Lowtst prl(ed Udo ISie Baytr Jnt 01 S 130 0001 . ~ UDO ISLE • GPU SIT/Jll 12-4 • 231 u •• 11 H. 3 Bdrm. 2 ba. custom home with contemporary ft .. r. S359.000 •·. LEE GILLESPIE • U1·1• U•ISLE , ~ab6e ~oom. 3~......, ...-. .-tocetton. 1745,000 LEE llLLESPIE • 111-4114 •aua•n--.. ...... VIA llOO HOR0-5BR 5BA U.900.000 VIA UDO NORO-5BR 4l.iBA SILi Sl.595.000 VIA LIDO SOUD 4BR 3-:-BA SI 495 000 IA ,IX) NORD 5BR 48A Slll SI 495 000 VIA LIOO NORD 5BR 'i··BA SlllSl 450 000 VIA L 00 NOR!>-3 BR 2 t, BA SI • ':1'.l .•00 ZURICH CIRCL£ 5BR 6BA SI 295 000 VIA SAN R£MO 5BR SBA SIU $895 000 .IA l t()(' SOOD 6BR 58A Slll S789 000 VIA kORON 4BR BA Slll S749 000 VIA !URICH 4BR 38A SILi $698 000 VIA ORVI[ 10 4BR 3BA SILi S698 000 VIA ITHACA ?BR :BA Slll S695 000 .IA , ;>R1:. 48R .SBA SIU S595 999 IA ).\N RE MO 'BR ~ BA Slll S5S5 000 VIA ITHACA 3BR 3BA SILi S5 l 5 000 VIA NIC[ 3BR ?BA SILi S439 000 EXCLISIYELY LISTEI WITI BILL FEEllEY Liii ISLE llSllOT SftCllUST WlTtlflllT .-S ... IULTlaS 131-lCOO ~ 111-1011 COllDO -LEASE Lovely 2 bedroom. 2 bath. Bright & ciean. Balcony. patio & large yard. 3 units in complex. $1315/MO LEE lilLLESPIE WltmlllT ... -., IEUTllS ~ •. 111...... 111-1411 .. JUST LISTED Top value for location and size. 3 BR. plus 2Yl BA. plus. a squinty view of the Back Bay. Needs decorating -5282.500 includes the land. Owner prefers long escrow period. s2a2;soo OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1-5 PM --6,, Vista 11on1U. ~ 1e-am 11 USTBWI', PRIM• Vla'W HOME El"IJOY panoramic Bade Bay. City and night light view from this spacious 4- ~droom. 2-bath hOme. This tradltloNI single level hOme featur~ formal din- ing. oak cabinets. air conditioning. 2 patios and a view perfect tor eoteruin- 1ng. This 1s executive living at its finest. Land is included . ..-..ooo OPEN HOUSE SAT & SUN t-5 PM 282' Ab Vista, NcWpon Beach COLESWORTHY 1 &C0.- 640-0020 F(lt ....... .....,. 5 Bdrm. 2 ...... Plua ......... petlo ..... cspeca,.,...' *'Pea. ......... ~ front I rw. Ap- PfoGU lllfy 2 ...... to bw:tl. Vec:.nt and N9dy tor '°" to MOiie In. -.ru.,.. ......... 1 .. 1~' , .............. L8, .J ~-.uw1a1 Ill SM-.-1•1•1 FABULOUS SPYGLASS SOUTHPORT OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5 #8 TWIN LAKES CIRCLE PRICE REDUCED T0 .• 786,000 5 BR + den/mtlid'a rm + 4 'ABA oo quiet cul-de-uc. Buutlful pcSol & 8P9 Mttlng. 3 car garage. CMw 3,800 sq. ft. Bay windows, shuttet"s, crown moldtng. ptll'quet entry; and triple crown moldlnga. Decorator perfect! CALL JAN PRO~ST (714) 844-4088 CALL DOUG BULLEY (714) 720-1704 _ ~D darrell paah properties a 2700 e. coast h!ghway, corona del mar. callklmta 92625 720-9422 new ·custom town."tome. 3Bdrm, 28a. WW be completed-by the end of the month! Buy now and builder will pay for your move. 1111,111 llVllE WESTPlll Near new 1,800 aq. ft. det&Ued two story home. 3Bdrm, 2'~Ba. family rm. Landscaped & ready to oc- cupy. llYI IEW Ullll ... IL · IEW II CORDIA DEL . llR 3 Bedroom, 3'.ti Bath condo. Features Include gourmet kltehen, oak staircue, laundry room, tub/spa, central vec, tile entry & much more. 11 llm'lll\H& '""'IT.... t 5 Bedroom, 5'n Bath custom restdence wtth ocean view. Three flre- plaoes, gourmet kitchen, securtty system, air conditioning & much more . ...... ,., ....... -. 720-9422 affiliated with cllu.ociatul 23 .. o~u. of corona del mar ~ COLD We? LL BANtie.eR I. 1 .ltf ui ...... y.. Sell y .. :p,...;,,1 I Cll ca...llW, 642-5671 or Information surprisingly· low cost. T .--.-• --• ... ~1-1 11•mtflm -. -ITIBNL 144-1111 ' , u• 1su- 01111a l•l ESTATE • Contemporary 5 BR. 6BA 4500 + sq. ft. Custom Home • All living areas face large lushly landscaped yard ~ patio • Covers 3 Iota on most desirable Eastern tip of Island • Fantastic home for entertaining with pool-sized yard and large patio. $1,~ll,D• UCLISllELI LISTD ·wn1 BILL FEEIEY . 1.91 .. •lllBJ •HULllT . W&lm'lln --., lbl.TIU 111-1• • n1-1ou Clll 0..•1ifiH, . . 64.2-5678 for information & surprisitigly low ·cost. 81,486,000 REDUCED • 4 BR. 3'? BA custom w/shp & sandy beach • Steps from Clubhou~ w open bay views $3,900,000 • 5 BR S BA Baylronl Estate • Ir ad1to0nal ()d Pasadena style home • 77 on Bay w 2 largf boat shps • French door~. ivy covered walls crown moldings • Lalhced courtyard entry plus 4 car garage • Westec secu11ty sys ettvator retractable awnmgs • Very bnght open and pmate on Via Lido Soud 11,296,000 FELL OUI' ESCROW • 3 BR ?l.. BA trad1honal style home • I orally remodeled with t11ghest Quality • Out~!dndrng main channel vie• • Lowest poced lido Isle Baylron1 Dy SI 30 000' -Ull ISLE 11 on1 s1f 1s• 12-4 • 211 u au 11. • • ~m. ' .. Li~ i1iUiPir .... ~ .• . _111·1• VIA UOO NOR0--58R SBA 13.900.000 VIA UDO NORD-58R 4 "'lBA SIU SI 595 000 VIA UDO SOUO 4BR 31,BA Sl 495 000 VIA LIDO NORD SBR 48A SIU S l 49:> 000 VIA LIDO NORD-SBR 5"'BA Sil.IS! •so 000 VIA LIOO NQRO-.-3BR 2 "'.'BA SI !9) 000 ZURICH CIRCLE SBR 6BA S l ?95 000 VIA SAN Rl MO SBR SBA SIU S895.000 VIA i.IDO SOUO 6BR SBA Sil.I S789.000 VIA KOR 4BR ?BA SIU S7•9 000 VIA ZURICH 4BR 3BA Slll $698 000 ~IA ORVIE 10 4BR 3BA SIU $698 000 VIA ITHACA ?BR !BA SIU $695 000 VIA lORCA 4BR j BA Slll SS95 999 VIA SAN Rf MO 3BR J'·BA Ski S555 000 VIA ITHACA JBR 3BA SIU SS 15 000 VIA [ 3BR ?BA SIU S439.000 EICLISIYELY LISTEI WITI BILL FEEIEY Liii ISLE USllllT SPIMJST W&TUHllT .. S me .. IULTllS 131-lCOO ~ 111-101i COIDO -LEISE Lovety 2 bedroom . 2 bath. Brigh t & clean. Balcony, patio & large yard. 3 units In complex. $1315/MI · LEE llLLESPIE W&lBl'lllT -Iii.. lllA.S • llMIM ' .. •Spa •Pool •view **Waterfront ***Waterfront and Pool ~Ive Address at Guard Gate HOIES FOR SILE 21EllMM • ~Acacia Avenue, Olde Corona del Mar 631-7300. $425.000 ·Sat-Sun 1-5 .,..2592 Arbor Or; Bayshores. NB 759-9100-$455,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 ..... 32 Ba~est Ot. Bayview, NB 8~-6292 $255,000 Sunday 1-5 88 Bridgeport, Irvine ~6-2313 $189.900 Sunday 10-2 2792 Longwood Court, Costa Mesa 831-1266 $218,000 . Sunday 1-4 2976 MindanaO. Costa Mesa M&-7171 $259,000 Sat/Sun 12-5 2179 Santa Ana Ave, Costa Mesa 831-1266 $189,9<?0 Sunday 1-5 2143 Santa Ana Av. Costa Mesa 646-7171 $239,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 .,..•10 Vtenl)a (Harbor Ridge) N.B. 673-7771 $388,000 Sat-Sun 12:30-4:30 2 M ,an Fiii IM er IEI .,..43 Montpellier, Harbor Ridge, NB 873-9333 $550,000 Sunday 1-5 2952 Pemba, Coate Mesa 546-2313 $288,900 2918 Pemba, Costa Mesa 5-46-2313 $259,900 Sat/Sun 1-4 Sunday 1-4 3 Rue Fontainebleau, Big Canyon &M-6200 $535,000. Sunday 1-5 ·• --+1614 SantaneCla Terrace. Irvine Terr, CdM 722-1900 $759,500 Sunday 1-5 .,..29 Seabrook Ln, Seaview. Nwpt Bch 720-0168 $585.000 Sunday 12-4 ·--2961 Andros, Costa .Mesa 548-2313 $225,000 901 Che9tnut Pl, Eastbluff, NB -Sunday 1-4 844-9060 '475,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 * * 1 f32 E. Balboa Blvd, Peninsula l44-e200 $1,050,000 Sunday 1-5 • 1919 Ebbtide, Anaheim 548-2313 $263,500 Sunday 1-5 492 Rower St., Eaatside Costa Mesa 146-2088 1265,500 Saturday 1-5 2427 Hoity Lane, Newport Height• 759-MOO ~9.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 811-A Jamlne, Olde Corona'Oel Me1 873-5354 Sat/Sun 1-5 220 ~ca.ta Mesa • 64e-7171 '249,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 1801 M9r:w ... Dr. Weetcllff, NB 799-9100 ... 000 Sat/Suft 1-5 2111 .......... eo.. Mesa .-1111 1115,000 Sunday 1-5 .. 371 Newport Gten Ct, Upper Bay 759-6600 $479,000 Sunday 1-5 3213 Oregon, Costa Mesa 5-46-2313 $229,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 5002 Puea Seaovl' Irvine P.J333 t~.000 -Sat/Sun 1-5 2045 Port BrlstoC, Harbor View Homes, NB 760-5000 $515,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1507 Priscilla, Harbor Highlands, NB S.2-5200 $298,500 • Sunday 1-5 2689 Riverside. Costa Mesa 5-46-2313 $249,900 Sunday1-4 995 Sandcastle, Harbor View l-hlls 759-6600 $559,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 ••953 Sandcastle. Harbor View Hlns 759-6600 $569,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1016 Sandpiper, Harbor View Hills 759-6600 $850,000 Sunday 1-5 • •311 s.nta Ana Ave. Newport Heights 631-7300 $550,000 Sat-Sun 1-5 34 Sliver Crescent, Turtlerock, Irvine 759-6600 $$459,900 Sunday 1-5 .,..t'lZVlenna (Harbor Riager N.B. 673-7771 $451,000 Sat-Sun 12:~:30 •2621 Vista Ornada, (The Blutts). NB 640-6110 Sat/Sun 2-5 474 Westminster, Newport Heights, NB 759-9100 $350,000 Sunday 1-5 •••1410 W. Oceanfront, 'NB fJ.46:7171 $725,000 Sunday-1-5 3 II ,111 FAii II er IEI 123 32nd St, Newoprt Beach 873-3777 $375,000 Sat/Sun 12-5 1029 Bonnie Ooone, Irvine Terrace 759-6600 $683,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •450 Cembrldge, Gambrldge Estates. CM 850-7000 Sat/Sun 12-4 25432 Chatro, Dana Point 75M700 $219,900 Sunday 12-4 • •2592 Circle Or, Bayshores · Nwpt Bch 642-5200 .$725,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 ' 3155 Corle Portoflno, NewpOrt North 831-7300 $499,500 Sat-Sun 1-5 3024 Cor1 Hermosa, Newport No. ViHu, NB 780-5000 $494,000 Sat /Sun 1-5 ••308 Diamond Ave., Balboa Island 873-3442 $780,000 Sat/Sun 1-4. • * * 109 E. Edgeweter, Balboa Penin 873-3777 $8M,OOO Sat/Sun 1-5 1526 E. Oceen IMvd, Penineula Pt 7~ $495,000 Sunday 1-5 •1021 Goldelwod, H•bor vi.. Homee &W-IOIO 1795,000 Sunday 1-5 •• • ., 15 Harbor Ridge Or, Newport 8wt'1 759-1880 SIH,000 Sunday 1-4 3245 ld8ho Lane, Colta Meea 831-1261 1237 ,500 Sunday 1-5 .,.139 ..--.. Crk Ad,.._,.. Crk CdM 181-1702 $421,IOO Set/Sutt 1-5 • 1521 Klngl Ad., N9wport 8wt'I 64& 4 .. 1719,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 t1401 KJnal Ad, NewPort Height• 144 IOIO" 1136.000 Sunday 1-5 •237 La Jall. ~ lt•lghee 131-1400 S3H,OOO Sat/Sun 1-5 " •63S L.ldo Park Or, Newport Beach 673-3777 $595,000 Sat/Sun 12-4 •209 Marigold, Corona del Mar 831-1400 $795,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 ..,1.1718 Paloman. tiewp:O[l__Beac &44-9060 • $425,000 · Sat/Sun 1-~ 2498 Parmley Lane, Costa Mesa 646-7171 $3«,000 Saturday 1-S 837 Pine Place, Costa Mesa 751-()689 $209,900 2722 San Carlos, Mesa Del Mar Sun 1-5 &44-9090 $263,000 Saturday 1-5 300 Santo Tomas, Costa Mesa S.5--0303 $249,900 Saturday 1-4 . •301 Vista Baya, Newport Beach 760-0714 $348,000 Sunday 2-4:30 409 Vista Grande, The Bluffs. NB 673-9333 $399,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 431 Vista Trucha, Tt\e Blutts, Nwpt Bch 673-9333 $370,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 ..... 12 Whitewater, Jasmine Creek, COM 644-9060 $469,500 Sunday 1-4:30 · 41EllMI 410 39th St, Newport Island, NB 759-6700 $«5,000 Sunday 12-5 271 E. 16th Street, Costa Mesa Heights 631-7300 $269,000 Sunday 1-5 3296 Georgia, Costa Mesa 541-2313 $229,000 Sunday 1·4 •224 Nada, The Bluff, Nwpt Bch 873-9333 $425,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1720 Port Stirtlng, Harbor View Homes 758-eeOO $474,900 Sunday 1-5 2674 Redlands Dr. Eaatside Costa Mesa 64&-M7~ $275,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •eoe Seaward, Corona Highlands 759-6600 $725,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •823 South Sall. Santa A~ 873-9333 $236,000 Sunday 1-5 ••4515 Tremont. Cameo Shores 759-e600 $795,000 Sunday 1-5 U2 Via Koron. Lido .. 't- 873-7300 $749,000 Sunday 1-5 •313 Vista Bay, Newport Beach 873-7300 $399,000 Sunday 1-5 .,..2532 Vista Drive, Bayshores &44-9060 $825,000 Sunday 1-5 4 • •I• F• IM et Ill 3263 Iowa. Mesa Vercte, C.M. ' 854-0759 $2191~ Set-Sun 12-4 2229 Alta Vista, Eaatbluff, NB 844-9060 $547,000 Saturday 1-5 •1334 Antigua Way, Baycrest, NB 131-7300 $649,000 Sunday 1-5 2711 89yehote Or, a.y.hortt. NB 131-1400 1780,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 ••13 8MCon Bay, Newport Beedt IS1-7300 11,400,000 Sunday 1-5 57 8elcourt Or. North, 8*.ourt 144 .. 11.416,0000 SW'tday 1-5 24 c..n ,..~ 8lg Cmnyon M4.aoo S2. ,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 .. •II ,an Fm II er Ill * 1800 Geenwood, Baycrest, Nwpt Bch 751-18n 1839,500 Sunday 1-5 • 1 \00 cJro¥i ~:-westclitt Grove, NB _........... 831·7300 1595,000 Sat-Sun 1-5 -~ .,.1 ~Ridge, Harbor, Nwpt Bch 873-8333 1785,000 Sunday 1-5 ••• ,,.,.. ..... Harbor View Hms. CdM 780-8823 1725,000 Saturday 1-5 •4141 lrte, Coet• Mesa 850-1121 1295,000 Sunday 1-5 1215 ~.Corona del Mar 850-1121 1714,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 • "'' Moneoo, Harbor Ridge 844-toeO $789,000 Sunday 1-5 31'405 Monterey, L.agdna Beach 417-1744 Sunday 12-4 ••1142 Port Kimberly, Newport Beach 144-IOIO $515,000 Sunday 1 -5 2527 Port Whitby, Harbor View Homes M4-90IO $458,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 « t•l21 Powell Pt, Nwpt Hgts. Nwpt Bch 759-1211 ~.000 Sat/Sun ,_. •••"'50 RidaeMne. Harbor Ridge 944 8080 $'99.500 Sunday 1-5 •440 Rivera Terrace. Corona Highlands. NB 931-7300 $'1 , 115,000 Sunday 1-5 t 1 Rue we.re. Big Canyon, NB 831-7300 S99Z.OOO Sunday 1-5 •1017 ~.Costa Mesa ~13 $294,900 Sat/Sun 12-5 •t31 St: T ropeiz. Harbor Ridge Estates. NB 780-1800 $879.500 Sat/Sun 2-5 24 Toeceny, Weetparl(, Irvine _ 780-5000 $432.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 ...... , V'8 Udo Soud. Lido Isle 131-1400 $1,415,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2555 Vlata Baya, Newport Beach 6'5-2187 $412,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 ""1110 Yacht Marla, Sea View, NB 8'4-IOIO 1589,500 Sunday 1-5 21412 Lemont,.•. Hunt"'Gton Beach 719 llOO 1321,000 Saturday 1-5 2n1 MandGa. Meaa Dal Mar. Costa Mesa 191-7370 1265.000 Sunday 1-5 225 Vie Genoa.. Udo i.a.. NB fie llOO "45.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 ...... , ........ . 2IOO Clll ~ Cllfthaveri. NB D1·1300 S1.500.000 Sat-Sun 1-5 •••1111 ~Terrace, Irvine Terrace 1'0-0114 •10.000 Sunday 1-5 IOO HlftMw lllMd Dr, Promontory 144 aoo 11•.000 Sunday 1-s •111 Mlrtao'd. 8C Pia.a araa. CM ~1111" ll40.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 • .,,, .......... Ndga. Nwpt 8ch nt-11DO auoo.ooo Sat/Sun 1-5 =~ ....... ~...,.,. .... NB .,.,.. 15¥.000 Sunday 1-5 * • 14 Oakcrest, Big Canyon 6-M-6200 $1 ,219.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •3723 Park Green, Harbor V1f1W Hills. CdM 640-5560 $695,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 .,.... •43 St. Tropez, Harbor Ridge. Nwpt Bch 790-5000 $8.40.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 ••8 Twin Lakes Ctr. Spyglass. CdM 720-170. $765.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 I II ,1n Fiii II er IEI •••1 Cr•twood Drive, Harbor Ridge 844-8200 $3,750,000 Sunday 1-5 * 1448 Galaxy. Dover Shores 6-M-6200 Sl,500,000 Sunday 1-5 TOWllHOIES COllDOS FOR SILE 1 IEllMI * 198-47 Piccadilly. Huntington Bay, HB 968-0150 $83,000 Sat/Sun 12_. 2 IElllll •434 Bolero, Newport Beach 673-9333 $165,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 ••27 Brittany, Bayrldge. Nwpt Bch 760-5000 $275,000 Sunday 1-5 ...... • •950 Cagney 106, Villa Balboa. NB 673~ S HM .900 Sunday 1-4 •New Townh~ypress/Bay Av. Balboa 631-1400 $345.000 Dally 1-5 •2442 Elden #B, EastS1de Costa Mesa 759-6700 $179..000 Sat/Sun 1-5 211 19th Street, Peninsula 631-1400 $31-4,000 Saturday 1-5 V'••71 Sea Island, Big Canyon. NB 640-7000 $229,000 Sunday 1-5 29 Seaecape. Seawfnd. Nwpt Bch 760-0714 $199.714 • Sunday 1~ ltt u ...... y .. Sell VII!' p,_,.,.,1 C• Cle1ttfW, 642-5671 for information · · & ~urprisingly low cost. 2 II ,1n FAii II er IEI •Jasmine Cr98t( Rd, Corona del Mar 759~89 $472.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 • .,,, •220 Nice Ln 103, Villa Balb<>a. NB 760-0714 $220.000 Sunday 1-5 7 Sea C<we, Sea Island 6«-6200 $599.500 Sal/Sun 1-5 * •37 Sea Scape Of. Newport Beach 673-7300 $179.500 Sunday 1--C ••V'5 Soulhampton. Belcourt. Nwpt Bch 780-5000 $550.000 Sunday 1-5 3 IEllMI •••408 B East Oceanfront. Peninsula 644-9060 $549.000 Saturday 11-2 2207 Fiesta. Bluffs. NB 760-9175 $395.000 Sat/Sun 10-6 •t 410 Plata, The Bluffs. Nwpt Bch 640-5560 $385,000 (Fee) Sunday 1-5 2631 Raqueta. Bluffs. NB 644-9060 $365.000 Sunday 1-5 3 II •l•s FAii II er IEI •2 Serena Court. Newport Crest 631-1400 $325,000 Sal/Sun 1·5 ••623 Vista Bonita. The Bluffs. NB 640-5660 $465,000 Sunday 1-5 4 IEllMI * * t 408 A East Oceanfront. Peninsula 644-9060 $599,000 Saturday 11-2 4 II ,1.s FAii II er IEI ••306 Columbia St, Newport Crest 642-7882 $250.000 Sunday 1-5 DUPLEXES FOR SILE 2 II,.., 111 610 Avocado. Olde C0<ona del Mar 75!Mi600 ~9.000 Sunday 1-5 520 NarclssuS. Corona de! Mar 644-9060 $4.59.000 Sunday 1-5 638 w 18th St. Costa Mesa M S-0303 $275,000 • Sunday 12_. 3 II ,1n 2 II 707 On::hid, Otde Corona del Mar 7~ $569.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 CllDIS TIWllllES Fii IEIT *"'.1400 W. W~cMM 03).. &.ma Ana 7,15-2580.141-1 40wM Sa/Su10-7 ''° II DITILIFF a11i.r 1-1,,, 2221 ILTl .YISTI 4 BR, 2V. BA, FR, spa, spacious yard. Tutfulty remodeled. Fee land. llllr AllOIOI mt•m•a•• .. ,...rr. 844-1111 COLDWC!LL BANl(eRO FlllLllS IEI ClllT TDllS IMIT Situated on over one.half acre of land, this fa~ous Gallery Custom Home • has SBR pl11s study&. 41'2BA. Extensive use of marble tile &t upsraded plush neutral color carpeting tb~U$1Jout. Built-in ~ily nn enter1alllmeat center wf1a screen :rv. Master suite ancludes rell'C!~ ~ tub, sauna &t wort-out rm. Profcssio~y landscaped rear yard wfliJbtt:d ~nis court, pool. spa &t BBQ area. 3 Ftreplaccs, security system, ur conditionina. wet bar J.<:ar- Pflle PLUS other upgrades too numerous to mention. $2,300,000. ' .llST UITEI -Ill CllYll lllTlm Excq>tional custom estate located on the 18\b Fairway. Drsiped by Wallace ~df, architect oftbe stars, this 4BR. S'hBA +pat house is truly~ kind. Unsurpassed craftsmanship tbru-out w/no detail left u.n10Uehed Custom oak ftoorina, bookshelves, cabinets&. sbuuen. This 80me baa a lap pool ~xt to the auest house which includes a 10-place sauna. Full buement + quality features too numerous to mention, S l ,l9S,OOO. . . .lllT UITEI -llDll mllE 01111 · Tcrri&c opportunity to pw:ch.asc a .. R~uanc:e Plan" i~ paid pied ~r Ridge. ~suite on lower level w/1emi-f0nnal dinma rm. Lovely view of reservoir, canyon A city liabtL Owner told me he wants this propeny sold! S479,Cd>. . 7« 1f.w1W.Mlll 5' .... t.w. ION PIL80T 71NOOO #&•sonnt ,..,,_,,. 1111 ,,_, IMllA ,,,,,. 4 BA. FR. 3 full. bathe. New 16ghf mrpm + pMlt, gu.rd gate; Al90C pool. Spa + tenni8. ,,.,,.,..,, •fl DE ••t•rr "4-•I INTERNATl:NU REAU'Y NEWPORT ISLAND Two •tory. • Beclroo:m. 2 Bath w/larp open livina· room. Gourmet. kiteben, muter bedroom suite with twldeck A ..,et · . 144&,000 OPEN SUNDAY 12-5 410 88TB STREET (Balltoa Blri. -~ oa 88tla 8&.toU..•laad) DAVID PRINCE, AGT 7D-1'81 a.1 mr111• RDL_D 11ma ... ,....... .... .., ....... .... . .. ,,.... . ... , ...... **BYOWNEA•* VERSAILLES 1BR tanllW ~ • mJ• ITUIJ 8lutls Linda plen 1-lloor l.mfm L.mi. P9nthouM au.et location• F,.... montns ,_ 2 story 1i9iii1 2•u•AIOiiuflOf•hlgh 38A/2BA~remodld TM•lfs'91tUIW' 24 llr security. aU,town."lom9. 28A 21MtA _______ _ ~ ~ ....,...._ <>r.:J ~ ~ on c:uldeUc 7fl0..9175 Sp.cioul 38 R :lBA ~. Mnentties. s 110.000 Vwa beautifully upgraded ·-~ .. IWUI. 1258.IOO c..fBY owner· Versailles! w/lront balcony & rear S4&-8636 Agt Premtum IOI '209.900 I JBR 2'h8A ·• 8'uft9 · PATRICK TENORE conoo. l BR Gated aec., patio wfse>a. located by VILLA Balboa pentllse <>Pen S.t!Sun 1_. l3525j CHARMING eon-2so end unit w/tofM bey 721 ---~ pwting good the pool Beamed It 2 .......... ~ · Apricot Call JOAN -,,-~ Fint.....-°'*edl •1-•-•vc I 11800067.;. ·~~3 cei ng. ... ...... ,,pro ....... secgate, CAAl.SON a:U-1296 ~TY LIGHTS VIEW I 2Ba. Beamed ceilings • .,.., • ~ I 1395.000 F'or your per-comm pools wtk to l>Ctl • frp4<: & family room ... -. 1-1 I ~ son.I Showing. call Bill $279,900 642-2134 Agt I ~ eac:,11 ~I s 12i s1Mo Call Nataf•P •1tPUTI I & DONNA WEBSTER WllTEI -1 Ugflt & ~t 2 car oar·' 7~ or 5'8-656q •Agt ..-0-55e0 $321,111 .,..1:i~ 1-' !Condo on bay w/t>oat i age, $1450frno I Mernll l)lf'Ch Realty •MY Big canyon "°"'9 ....... Two bdrm units. <lltr dock Will pay mkt price •-t.... .. -98tG CANYON MeLAIN 10UPLEX 38r 38a 2-ca• 48'. fem rm, nu ldt. ""99 •llB r. '32,000 grou toc6me U1 NTINIAIA I Witll · 10% cash dwn if Leis Ill -I .... Townnome. ,_paint & ottst pning, 2 ooors tr()<'T' lot, ~ cul de MC. w/dbl gat-0-and It's rn REAR seller CWTles .,, 'AM In-BIG CHIV()N CWP4I' Close to Newport So Baytront No pets St41K 759-1317 ' PrllM NB H ta 10• the tat blk to Ille beacll I ctusiYe Trust Deed" '89 MI Center S 1750/rno I S 1aoo1mo yrty 723--067' cMion. Oller 3100sf of ·• •EXCLUSIVE WINTER --••Rfllf-• CuMOlft-<bullt Arcllltec-..... ,n \'t"\\"l --..~·1· 1u· \ ·11 escrow 0 .K. Prine only. LMt..,....,.. golf course RENTAL On LICIO ISie FURN 3BR. frple. garage 48R 3BA. 3 C81', 2 RV & ""9. French windows. 38R 2BA Up & 2BR 28A \ \\ . ~ l 7 t4/524-0721 Lv msg lot. Pr.mlum view. w/Oock 68R fully 'It blk to tne wete• attention to d etall pegged plank flooring, Down. Bu1ll.·ln1, fire-REAL TORS • ..... t .., ... IY •" tumt"'9d Avail ;mmedi-$1400/mo Winter only SA12.000. 1'5-2917 Aft ~ trpc, W91 baf, llUQe ~.etc. $378.500 ............... t• H50,000. 494-8230 9\ely, SA2so1mo For i-· 121 Pearl 818-4•6-5768 def\, diflin9 rm, 4Br. .aa•u IL n IPll llT /SR 2-1 --tonal lhowlng calf Joan an-. S'Mle + lg ln<try rm. Pro-Front Row Blulfs beauty mTl 11111 Ell U. 1"9 Of sandy · LRG lu• 4Br 2Ba upstrs S ac:blS S I 48drma. ~land~ & l'fl.tlll ta-1Ml 2621 Vista Ornada. End 38R Pf.BA Gated com-1 or ~•GREAT LOCATION c>uple~ Oecil. gar cat" P pettlm OCMfl ~ 0nty Unit Wrap-around patio · ' Ir.Me 2BR 28A pool oeil. ,_ k1tctt Avail '°' LOii ol emenitlel. WO!'\-1825,000 NOW! (OOt) Lm Ill.I 38R 2'1t8A, many up muntty, ~ lc>Qtion. 4-9'eX• to.' equity in! IP8. tenn.s & recreation annual lease Oct 1 dertular•near '*"'·For ONbb I Ella IS4-8001 Light end airy SBR hOme gredes Water. city ltgllts Vaulted ceillf19S. ,•Y=1 ~ ~~7 llome I S122Sfmo $1800/rno Refs rt'Q o viewing. :teii: a-.-Designed by famous & mountain -Vou'M ::i.: & = =-~ 9EXECUTIVE TWNHME 67S-9908 8 18fJ.t6-9538 t«lleld 7 Mtamllmft ardlltectRlchwd Neutra 10~1t1&40-e110 .,,·~_.. 131_12'86 U.W..... HlSI 28R28AEnd Unn Walk ... ,._ I c~':':t colt~ , •• IPllllT/•1-1 -I • topool ~.tennis -Tur-• w/quai.ty, style WllTll U. Rodi for 11225,mo 38A •BA on quiet street \f·wrr~r ru· '( 11 , ...... &panaiw 18R -221 N... ,_ ... .,. I Condo on ~y w fboal 1~8R 28A overl00te1ng meny CUS1om amenot- • \\ ~ \...+...' ~ cleft....._ w/28A, Frenc:tt CAROLYN ROSS Owfwr may carry Custom' doc*. Will pey mttt pr!C(! the.,._ O-t9CI communi-Must see' OPEN HOUSE REALT~ doota. lll)'lighft. Berber 673-7817 •BR 3'1t8A. ocean view. wlttl 10% c:Mh dwn if ty S l500/rno for interested buyers SAT ******* et114, owertaed patio, ~· •• .-.. ·family rm & muK rm .... carrlea ''All In· 11•1••• I & SUN 10-• 308 dedl a ysd P9ttect 1or -111 _.....,... ~ust 1>e llMfl to be ac>-1 SELL dl.tw Tnat Deed'· 89 .-... . 0t.inona 14~ AnlDl•I..... e-:n.-~ Al.k109 ...., precieted $689,0001 Call' eecrow OK Pnnc onty•----.-.--,---------- Modll petted 38A 2'MIA UH.000 Call Rae now lor showing appt. (714) 524-0721 lv mS1;1 Cla111f1ed s a great place towuiwnewi~.dlr*'e .....,_a1-1211 ~IWt.D 1 BILL& DONNA 1 throu~h classified ~~~---of to advertise your eree, patio, ~ Prime locatt0n WEBSTER 760-5000 or, Home S.... Home. you'I • =x:°'~v. cAROLYNROSS I -.5'6-f'11 s la-1111 11nOK111MC111\c:l-..fieO home bu11ne11. __ _ c a.nl A value al 673-7677 I ~ L/AAV · sm ooo For appt. ca11 1 · KUTFl"l' .. , Nin 1n •11 PATRa ru.oAE ******* f:\~ ._.Lpclt I \t~·t :1...'T I~\ i1 1' SEARS".::::.~. 121-t200ntw102 A91 r ,,,...., ~...., · '' ,. . DCLISIYE .... llMlngt Beeullful 5BRI __ . __ -I RE ALTORS COLDWeu BANl(eRO ::;_~~:~' IEWUSTll& -------1 ::'~~~·~ Xl nt location Only Baytront condo. spacious * * * * * * * bedrooms. 3'h baths. lam· ••y •--15".000. To see. can 28R • Oen. 3 fuH batns. •SUmw YU.•* ity rm, bonus rm and ~ --·· PATAICf< TENORE penthouse condo POSSI· Model per19ct 3BR 28A ........ 38R/3~ fi flome 721-1200/7804702 Agt bility of boat Slip. Aslung ~ view home w/pvt ~ f;::. ~-ct!':~~ ~. '""I ~ $595,000 epa & formal dining rm In """" "' ~ ,_,, gat9CI comm w/comm .,. ... s575.ooo. m4......_ __ _, NB 1711.000.•• •111-l•• pool & tennis courts! £Stm Y• ll'EI II •ESA DEL •AR SAT/SUI 1-5 ******* . Muat SH Value at .,_...,.bof Ridge Estates-~ mode4 •----$589 0001 To see call .u..Hwbof View Hills-Ocean Vie'# Gor ...,. ..,. 3~ -· -·-" ""' -..vuiona Del Mar-Oupte11, souths1de ~llightyupgr'd home Ellqulelte SH Island fi ~ 721-120017eo-1702 l&l...Cor~ Del Mar-Oupteic.. northSlde -·-·--· -~ I ~ P.:.T...,..K TENOA. E -• ,._ 2122 SU COLIS wf9'J# courw ..._ cue.-condo-28R w/cten, 3BA ~ U -t• _. • Yll TIP tom poo1 ..,. ... ·l'l\Udl Meny t>eeutlful upgrades .. ,_ 1213,000 3 BR. 2 BA -FR. Completely remodeled and relandscaped Spotless. Many fruit trees. more in .i.n cand. Only '---price in~ •111911-..-LI • 1• 1715,000 Cell PATAICf( :t=:m *Mlflllmst• ?2£/111.z f0t1'fo (!/Ji 7"1' /$of 1T!_~ 721-1200 or .. _,12_. *lllBI•* _..,_ -"'~S. -·-All • .;;;;s •• u •. 2'"'8a. femlly rm. 2 Bel1-:.flonl ;:.,ed, s.IN dEM«i.U' "'~ -· . ·--71 See ...... Dr. Nt J.m bcwee I Ford Ad. Prime loc:I 28R 28A, S22t,000. Community pool, ....... °'*' S unde, 1-5. Agl 640-7000 FABULOUS 1I0° view Newport H ... ttte. 'it ..... 2 ..... 8oar wondeff\11. "9mod1l1d tM7, lt410,000 AQenl .......... 1CM4 I ·• IULn 'bf gar. tee system. PoOI '°-*' w/upgracMs F ab ·-JllCUZZI, tennts. By owner 28A 28A twnhme. Walk 111-11'1 •S2SO.OOO 642-7882• to bd'l 1199.714 llllU FA•ILY llO•E like new 3 Bedroom. 2'12 Bath home in Irvine w/formal dining rm, family rm central air. security sys- tem, lau~dry rm. covered patio, double garage, $294,500. ,, ..,,...,,., ,.,..,, .......... ) ......... ,, .• ,,, llU. --..., •1• " ... . --..... ,. LlftlTN_, ,,.,,,, .. ,,, Hlghly upgraded, model perfect resl- denee w/central air, marble entry. mir- rored doors. cef'amlc tile kitchen floor- ing. Motivated aetlefl $199.900 LlrE AT TIE IEAIJI Gorgeous Newport 2SR. 21!\BA townhome in a special secluded lo- cation, yet within steps to ,beach! Near- ty bf and new w/award-winning design: Mirrored waits, European kitchen. PfVt patk>. lg mas1er suite. frplc. 2 car gatage. sec system. $279.900. 111.L .... nm 131-1211 llllY AIOEllSOI ... .,..,. ..... Tl 144-9010 llRBDR VIEW HDIES IEWPORT BEACH Excellent famiy home with 4 bedrooms. vaulted ceilings. family & formal dining rooms. Quiet street location . private yard with spa. Walk to elementary school and community pool. $4&9,101 FORMER IODEL Young p rofessionals will k>ve this new Newport Beach t ownhome with 2 master suites plus loft Two car attached garage. Com munity pool & spa. Owner can carry 2nd. Try 10•1. down . $211,111 Pl.USE CALL TODDY SllTH 111-1111 151-1111 ~ •~irlD Lpch. lulty ..___ • -. • llYFRDIT FOR SILE OR TRADE 8-ltlful 5 bedroom cuetom ,hofne In prime location wfttt PtEA end SUP. Wll COMlder ltading down tor duplex In Corone 0.. Mar Of .... 'emleV "°"'91" ....... , ........ ............... ~Joe~ .... ,, .. ~ •1r111• BMIMa t74 .. e 631-2863 Br+ e.11.. 154c-9480 "Grubb6Ellis I ·..,_. . . 'I , ~ . ; ' . 714 Realty • Sen Mlgue1 #200 Newport Beach (714) 780-0714. M lndepende1.iv Owned rd Op8ialed MeiTar d The PruderufReal Eswe NM•n. Inc. ONCE IN A LIFETIME IN NEWPORT BEACH .. op- ,_.....,, .. -• u .. .., .. well " 1Jiii. c-..... Otl ...... ~ U... lale. PrJ"• ...... ••Y· wllll pkr for • yecbt. Tllrtt _..., .t."etor. Tuteful e .... Ke e...t ,._Illy 1lln>t19h011t. A .. .., .... .....,... s:uoo.ooo , FABULOUS CONTEMPORARY CORONA HIGHLANDS HOME _.rll IW vtew. Totelty ,.._I• 1.-S. ,.., .. 6 ~ ._ ...._ tea ... dc 1191111 .. ·~·-dlr__....t. I.....,_. _.... ~ -4 ... ,_i. A• 1or dM 811"'9rea. SMS.000 HI.AX AND KICK OFF YOUR SHO£S TMit -w-... .,_....._l .... N..,.n ....... C• ... 1rwy-t1 I ........................... T .... die ... ..._ ....... ......_ ............. _ ...................... -. Cllll_._ ................ ..,...., ...... _, --....--if._a _ _....,_, -. ) ... ~ .. SPECTACULAR BAYSHORE BA YFRONT wi-•a.-ol !Ille .,alllll ea4 loot• bee-evel&.bM, II 11 ud~· froa.._.. ...,oa 5,000 eq. ft .• t IMNI,_. ·~ beth• .......... by ...... Mor .. •. • oi.N .loll•eo• llltch•• e•d •v•rv •-•lty ......... CMI for detells o• 1hl1 dl11hoctl.,. ,._..._ ........ a-. P .700.tlO CORONA DEL MAR. IRVINE TERRACE S.-.._ ..._.. ...... ,._._,_ .... _, .... ._,._wtdl ...... ........ ,_. .. ~ ............. -~ ....... ,.__ ................... Aeli ................ -N.y !-.. -·~· S51S. ... LIFESTYLE OF-THE RICH AND FA~oa'..,'''°""'Y ..._ ... -)' u .. 1 ... l..cludl"t pool. 5 MdrOOtM. family ·-· • ,.,.,._.., S cer .. , .... 1•11•1• In tht tM11. AJll lot 1he S.rbe••· Sl.lH.000 A LITTLE ESTATE. w.,.. S ._.,_ i.o-. NatW • ....... ... ~-Prw. "'_._. ............ ly -1c·• .,._.. __ ·u•1t.Prtv•le ... hlttl• .... ..._G.-......, .__ c..a Gr-.~· -llftcMej ~ IMIAll ... -.J Fron1 Hunlinglo!' Beach 10 San Clcmfntc... , ._ We've got the ~oast covered • SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1988 DON'T 'f'OU KNOW? TODAV'S TME DAV~ . I JUST MOPE ~E HAS A 600D TIME ~-- ONCE. EVER'<' FIVE '"4UNDRED VEARS ALL THE 6EA6LES IN THE WORLD RETURN TO THE VALL EV ... • ... 75¢ AM I T~E ONLY ONE WEARING A J..IAT? . BY JIM DAVIS • - ·- • ONCE IN A LIFETIME IN NEWPORT BEACl:I •• op- ........., IO-· aa .. tate MCh ff thle C-aloat. 0.. .... ~ LWe I•. Private. M1t111y, wllh pier for • yacht. Thrff -*· .-...a1or. Tutdul elq4t.ce· alld q ... 111,11 1Jirovt~I. A .. ................ . . $3.900.000 FABULOUS CONTEMPORARY CORONA HIGHLANDS HOME wltll ll09 ........ Totally rHOM la IMS. thl• 6 be4,_ .,_ ............... tic llthll .. •vs••• lhr-...-1. IMporlH ..... c-.... llitt ...... A•k lor rhe S.rMr... "'5.000 H1AX ANO KICK OFF YOOlt SHO£S Tiit. -,.._ .w .._..._.IMdlllf.....,...._.. .. ~_,,,....._ ........... _.... ...... T .. ef ................... ..._ ............ _ ......................... _. Clll_.__ ....... ~ .. ..., ........ ~14 Realty- 388 San Mlguel #200 Newport Beach (714) I 780-0714 SPECTACULAR BAYSHORE BA YFRONT Wl>e• • .,_ °' Ihle ...,..,, Mr4 locatloa ~ avellabh, II le «11<ltl .... H ' iro..._.. approa S.000 114. ft .• 4 kdr-. 4\11 baths • ...,._. by "-"Ii Nor .... • IMaM .lohaoo11 kltch•t1 end every -•••v ......-... Call for detail• Otl this dl•tlMllve r..U...c« ....... ._. U .700.000 CORONA DEL MAR. IRVINE TERRACE S..C.._ ...... ...... , lid•-, ....... "TY ..... .._.,... llltdl ............. . ,.._ ... ua4tfloa. ,.... .... lot -·-.......... ...... ...... _ .............. A.ea ... .....,. ~ -....,, !-.. .w .... n . a11.- \ LIFESTYLE OF THE RICH ANO FAMOUS Contemporary fteW tw _,, llvl ... lt1cludlat pool. S t..droom•. l•mlly ·-· • ltr.,._.... Scar pra ... l11ve11 l11 the but. A•k for. the Barbar••· . $1.125.000