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Home My WebLink About1984-08-18 - Orange Coast PilotHIGH 88 LOWU SATURDAY. AUGUST lll, 1984 ORANGE COUNTY C ALlfOHNIA •· r f..•4'.', Murderer sentenced to death Thompson maintains his innocepce, calls conviction 'cold-blooded ... frame' By JEFF ADLER Of ... 0.-, ........ Adamantly maintainina his inno- cence, convicted killer Thomas Martin Thompson was sentenced Friday to die in Qalifomia•s gas chamber for the 1981 Lqurra Beach rape-slayina of a 20-ycar:<>ld woman. Thompson, weanna Jeans and a Cout J. David Domlnelli may soon be freed from prlson./A2 California Appeals court stays full- scale start-up at Dlablo nuclear ~r plant./ A3 Nation sport ahirt, stoically listened u the sentence was pronounced by Oranae County Supenor Court Judge Robert Fitzaerald, nearly 10 months after a jury recommended that he receive the death penalty for murderina Oinscr Lorraine F1e1schli, who had lived in Newport Bcacl1 and Mission Viejo shortly before her death. "The court wishes you every sood Patient safe a s blaze guts v~n By TONY SAAVEDRA Of ... Dlilf ....... A passenaerand two crew members quickly abandoned a burning am- bulance in M Friday when. flames moved frorn benealh the hood iiito c diiver's co~ent: · - No injuries were reported from the fire that ptted the van, used by Schaefer Ambulance Service in Santa Ana to transport non-cmersency- S::nts. The vehicle bunt into es on Fair Drive, a few yards west of Newpon Boulevard. about 1:30 P·'fhii Richey, administrative ftrc chief, said the ambulance was ap- parently en route to Fairview State Hospital when the driver noticed smoke comin& from benealh the dashboard. . Richey said the fire appaiently started in lhe enaine area of lhe Dodge van, which was destroyed by the blaze. Damages estimated at $50,000. The cause of the fire, quickly ext- inauisbed by firefiabters, has not been determined. Phil Gatto, vice president of operations for the company, said tt was the fint such incident for the Santa Ana ambulanc.e service. The lucit.•• Fitzsuald id after rcadma aloud the fengthy 1tntencin1 docu· ments and ordcrint Thompson's transfer to San Quentin's death row. Minutes earlier Fitzserald had denied motions seeldna a retrial or a reduction of the death penalty to life imprisonment without the Possibility of parole. Thompson•s stoic demeanor broke only after the judge granted a defense motion allowma him 1 contact visit with bis mother, stepfather and sister, who had attended virtually all of Thompson'• lengthy court ap~ranea. As the Santa Ana courtroom was clnnd of visitors to allow the brief visit, the 29-year-old de~dant ap- peared to be sobbina. Thompson was convicted in No- vember 1983 of stabbinJ Aeischli five times in ~ head at bis La&una Beach a~menL Later he and co- defendant David Leitch. his room- mate at the time, buried F1eischli•s body in a shallow grave near the El Toro Marine Corps Air Statfon and fled to Mexico where they were arrested, acoordina to prOleCUton. Leitch, who facet identical clwJcs, lS scheduled to be tried be&inmna Nov.5. Calling bis conviction a .. cold- blooded, premeditated frame," Thompson read from a prepared statement when asked if be wanted to address the coun. ... was convicted because the jury didn't believe I slept throoab tbe murder, .. Thompson said. "But there is no doubt in my mind that the real killer is lauahina at this jury... · The defense, during the lenstby General· ' defends·: Corps' action Calls critical articles .. M1jor Gen. Oayton L Com10rt on Friday defended the Marine ~ tRatment of Lance Cpl K.udi 'Kl. aait, ~and Capt. Jobn C. Moult« 27, two Oraqe County-bad Marines whole romance .as tc.: bidden by military rules. : Moultak was coun-martialcd after bcina c:oovic1ed of fraternization uiG four other charl,a. He is statiooed il tbe Marines' £1 Toro Air StatioD. awaitina the results of a appeal • Cad. asked for u early hol10t'&bledi.scJwFfroni the MaiiDl C.Orps. a request lbat must be APr proved by Na SecmarY Joh• Lebm.aa She is . to ~ Marine Corp1 bchcopter s&atioo ie Tustin. The first successful use of akin grown In a test tube -otters new hope-to burn victims./ Al van is one of two non-cmerxeQ~__. .... vehicles dispatched from Santa Ana C.Ombt. Who is commamdina p:n_.; cral of the Third Marine AitCn.4 Wint. which incJ&ldes the El T oroAIMI Tustm Imes, summoned reporten tO diScuss the Marines' romance and 1U Religion Reform-minded Roman Catholics consider form- ing a separate, liberally minded, natlonaJ Cath- olic diocese.Ill Sporta Gary Player's record- tying 63 moves him Into a three--way tie for the PGA Championship lead./81 The Angels faJI 21~ games behind Minnesota In the American League West after a 6-5 loss In BaJtl-- more./81 Defending national foot- ball champion Miami faces a rugged schedule In Its hopes to repeat this year./83 Entertainment Dorothy'• going back to Oz In a new movie that Disney producers Insist Isn't a remake of the .. Wizard" classlc./81 The networks get ready for the Republican Con- vention hoping for some- thing of news value./110 Chi nae youngsters run a auccesaful newspaper for klde./17 IKDBX 8ttdge c.ltfoml• Newa Ct••lfted eoma CtOllWOtd DMth Notloel Hof~ Ann Lander• National Newt Pubflo Notlcel ~Ett•t• ReMgk>fl SPofta--- T~ TMltttt Weeth« WOt1d Newt Youth 811 A3 C2""4 8 11 ~ 812 C3 810 A3 812 01-24 85.e at~ 810 Bt-10 A2 A3 87 for routine transpon. Gazzo said all Schaefer vehicles are checked every shift by a company mechanic. He added that the crew sacrificed the vehicle to ensure the passenger's safety. Deluca sentence delayed By STEVE MARBLE °' ... .,.., ....... Convicted killer Gabriel Deluca should be placed in a state hospital for the criminally insane ralher than prison, bis attorney wd Friday after lhe Huntin&ton Beach teen success- fully asked a jud&e to postpone bis sentencina. Deluca was convicted June 13 in the murder of postal carrier Ida Jean Haxton, a mother of two who was (Pleue eee DE LUCA/ A2) -CMltl=ClUCD<lCl. lfC savt be is DQ.~~ involved in the oowt-martial Ca.ta lie.a fllen,hter Ralph Morentin doaaee the Interior of a Scb.aefer un- balance enplfed In flamee Friday on Fair and therefore is fiu to diJC'USI tbi case. • '•Numerous articles have appcare§ (Pl--... QEDJlAL/A.2' Gabriel Deluca • Newport's prepared toac~ on harbor-area pollution ~ Clean-harbor campaign will concentrate discussed, be said, al with • prosram for educatina oi:L publiG about the teriousness of i.llep1 dumpiq. on public education, new pump-out stations For more than l 0 years. pon.ions of Newport's Upper Bay have bced closed to the public because of boti chemical and bacterial pollution: By KAREN E . KLEIN °' ... .,.., ........ A coalition of Newport Beach residents. city officials and communi- ty leaden have declared war on careless waste disposal habits that are believed to be pollutina Newport Harbor and may be thrcatenina public use of some of the city's most popular recreation areas. Caty Councilman Phil Maurer, chairman of the city's Tidelands Affairs Committee, hosted a meetina of about 25 people Thursday momina who share a common interest of wanting to keep the harbor clean. "fmjust elated with what we cam. e up with," Maurer said. The city's· ability to enforce existma laws m connection with sewage disposal was County and state health officials have onaoina studies aimed at measuriot levels of contamination, which coukl threaten the entire bay. Hazardous chemicals like DDT have been found in small fish in Saa (Pleue _. DWPORT/~ • Annual parad promises a lot of character l ( t I ' c s I A• Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/ aturd1y, Auguat ~a. l~ · YoUQC Tocallata from the Coeta II.a Children'• Chonu wt11 preeent two per· formanca of a mualcal reTlew entitled, .. It Bealn• with Babl•," today at 2 and 7 p.m. ln the muldparpoee room at Rea Communi- ty Center. 681 Ramil ton St., in Coeta Mesa. :About SO children will participate, lnclud- CONTINU E u STORIES --- GENERAL ••• From Al tbat are highl) cnucal of the Marine Corps' handling of this case, which arc unjust and fundamentally un- fi.ll.'' Comfort said in a wntten statement tnM. f.rom left: Kade Badenoch, 4 Y.; Beth wnuama. 5: Haunanl lf akabara, 3; Courtney Kaaell, 4'h; Ap_ple Sandefur, 7: Krtaten Koppe, 4; and Allie Mendel, 4. The performancee are free of char&• and open to the rabllc. For lnformatton, call 845-855 or 84&.0812. . 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" 74 Jlcll-.,Ma. 71 11 JecUonlllle .... --.. .. 1(.-Clly II 6' .... .. 11 .. " II M 77 61 .. ., 11 13 .... a " .... .. 76 .. 1• .. .. to 7t .. 74 71 .. tt n to ~ lull -· lodl)' ., 1;11 p.111., ..... tt 71 l!;l\dl)' II t.; 17 Liii and IMte 18111' 111 : 1I 7.Mp.m. ti 17 MOM i-.. IOCM!y II 10Itp111., tMt 100 11 ~ 111i:sa p.m. Md ne. eoMI 11 12 f4 11:H p.111. In the statement. the general said dlat since assuming his post m t 9a2. he has personally warned all new officers about fratcnuzat1on, which refers to romantic ..invo~vement ~-· i • ·-tween-j unaot -and..-$CA!Ot _o.fficCiS,:. junior and ~nior enlisted persons, aad -as in the Moultak-Clark case -between an officer and and enlisted person. "... It is treated as a professional problem, not a social problem," Comfort's statement said. .. ... It always has overtones of either favonusm or sexual harassment or both." If officers are involved 1n such relationships, they arc 11ven two choices: end the relat1onsh1p or get mamed, the ~eneral said. Comfort sa1d Moultak failed to end the relauonsh1p a.od "specifically stated he did not want to marry Lance Cpl. Clark.." The general said Moultak. as a legal officer, was "tntimately familiar" with the rcgu- lauons concerning fraternlZ8tion. Both Moultak and Clark were unaavtlable for comment Fnday. The general wd Moultak's court- martiaJ offenses stemmed from the 11elationship and attempts to hide it. ln add1t1on. Moultak was charged with prov1dlll& Clark with the answers, ahead of time, to questions she would be asked during a promo- tion review. Moultak sat on th.at promotions board, the Marines said. Clark was given immunity from prosecution and testified at Moultak's court-martial. She bas claimed she was threatened with a M~. Gen. ckyton L. Comfort I prison term if she <lid not accept immunity and testify. Upon his conviction July 13, Moult.ale Wii sentenced to d.tmtissal from the SC"J"Vice, loss of pay and allowances, and "restriction for 60 days." A Marine spokeswoman said "restriction" would not be defined until the appeal process is completed. Comfort told reporters he did not view the sentence as unusually harsh, add.mg, "This isn't the first time that sentence has been given." The aencral was _asked if the traditional ban on franternfzatio11 is outmoded. "No," he replied. l l think it's even more gennane. Fraternization is a problem for junior women who must be protected from physical and sexual abuse." Frolflmhnd'Win'report1•-- -Attamte-Bancoiv,:is .Dorrunelli'Tbla· J. David Dominelli, jailed in J aest creditor with SIS million in· federal prison 'since lat.e April on a vested in the curreney tradina firm . civil contempt charae for failina to Trans Atlantic WU forced into coo~rate with bankruptcy officials bankruftcy when Dominelli' oui the remains of bis tinancia empire collal)SCd. bankrupt J. David & Co .. may be Domi'netu met TnuitCia)' with freed soon, accordina to a pubished bankruptcy trustte LOuit Me1.zJC'f. report Friday. The discussions were the first llme Since Dominelli'1 J. David & Co. Dominelli bas spoken under oath was forced into bankruptcy Feb. 13, since last March, before he fled officials have been tryina to de--California for the island of Monsemt termine what happened to the money against a court order probibiti.na him invested with the La Jolla-based from leaving the state. company. The San Dieao Tribune reported A Newport Beach company. Trans Friday that U.S. District Court Judge J. tawreu~ wu <ailed blck to San Dieao from a Judic;ial conference in Seattle because of developments in the Dominelli case. The newspaper said the information came from a source, whi~h it did notidentify. Me~d he has receivecl new information in the case but declined to reveal it. Metzger said that throuahout the summer Dominelli has cooperated to some dearee. "He bas helped. but there are certain constraints that he bas to live with. We might be malrina ~ -on that however," the trustee said. -li·ii-1------------------ NEWPORT SEEKS CLEAN HARBOR ••• From Al Dieao Creek and hiab levels of for easy aocess by boatera. coliform bacteria are present as well, "The ones that exist now arc junk," experts say. Both DDT and coliform Maurer said. "We should act some bacteria are threats to humans, with betterones,evenifwchavetoconsult DDT cau1in1 t\orveus disordm .and-with sanitation.officials and build our ~he ~cteri.a being responsible for own pumps." mtestm~l ailment~. . A publlc awareness pr<>lf&JD will Offict.als have h.nked th~ bactena, include a clean-harbor slopn and at leut an part, to illegal discbarae of posted sians infonnina people they sewage from boats. dis "·-· h The lack of worlcing pump.out cannot sc ....... e. waste mto t e stations used to empty wastes from harbor, Maurer &atd. boat toilets, is a m~or problem in the The city will likely also consider harbor campaign will not be only on boat owners. Maurer said a publtcity drive to educate all citizens about waste water disposal will be con- sidered. "We want people who live inland to know that they're. just as much responsible for clean harbors as the rest of us," he said. DELUCA SENTENCE DELAYED ••• harbor, Maurer S8.ld. He hopes the requirlna boats to install waste- city will be able to identify what kind boldina tanks on board before they of pump.out stations work best and can apply for boat slips, be said. identify where they should be placed And all the emphasis of the clean- The council is likely to study the suuestions gathered Thursday and then request city staff members to formulate appropriate policy cba.flles and programs that could be voted on at a City Council meeting, Maurer said. · From Al fat.all) clubbed and stabbed as she delivered mail last January in the tccn-ager's Meredith Gardens neigh- borhood The dela> 10 sentencing was re- quested to permit Dcluca's attorneys more time to prepare for their ar$ument that their cltent be com- m1tcd to Atascadero State Hospital rather than serve h1!. sentence 10 state pnson The dark-haired youth faces a possible life sentence for the murder. but the question of whether he 1s sane will be raised when Superior Court Judge Leonard McBride passes sentence on Sept 1 "He ought to be rece1V1ng psy- ch1atnc treatment at a hospital fa. u ltty.'' said attorney Judith Sanders after her chent appeared, briefly 1n West Orange County Supenor Court in Westminster. • Sanders said she 1s basinj her recommendation on reports issued by two p'iych1atnsts who were asked b) the court to examine Deluca and analyze his mental state Dr. Scawnght Anderson of Hunt- inaton Beach was not available to discuss his report and Or Wilham G Loomis the director of the county's Juvenile evaluation center, said 1t Just Call 642-6086 Dally Piiot 0.llY rJ 11 Guaranteed would be improper for him to comment. The reports were not opened to the pubhc. Sanders, thouith. said the reports conclude that Oeluca 1s "seriously mentally 111" and m dire need of treatment. The feports suuest De- luca needs long-term treatment, she stated. "They believe he 1s a danger to himself," she added. "He's doing OK right now, but he's been put in the rubber room some days. He really wants to get the whole thing over." Wearing an Orange County Jail JUmpsuJt with bis feet and hands chained. a pale Deluca responded affirmatively when Judge McBride asked if he believed himself to be mentall) fit to aid his attorney dunng sentencing next month. "I think he is able to understand what's going on." his attorney sa.1d later. "f th10k he understands what he's been convicted of and that there's a good chance he could spent the rest of his Life locked up." Dunng the month-Iona murder tnal, Deluca was descnbcd by a clinical psychologist as a sick, troubled man who had a feeble hold on reality. She said he had abused drugs and alconol and hved in a fantasy world. SLAYER SENTENCED TO DEATH ••• From Al The former Edison High School student reportedly tried to kill himself at least twice before the trial started and once painted words on a to bury the bastard. One day you will throuitt the murder was an "10· convicted Hillside StrallJler An&elo jail cell wall with his own blood. He be jud&ed as you have judaed me." credible position... that the Jury Buono. Leverson, bis voice crackina was tranquilized during the Iona trial, Fleischli's brother, who attended properly rejected." with emotion, asked, "Is it fair that a Sanders said. the scntencina hearing. declined to In askina that the sentence be jury should decide life for a mus make a statement to the court commuted to life without parole, murderer but death for Thompsonr' His lawyers, however, did not use concemina the sentence. defense attorney Mike Leverson Prosecutor Jacobi told the court insanity as a denfense. They claimed In upboldina the jury's recommen-characterized bis client as an the killina was "cold-blooded, ruth- Deluca was "unconscious" during the dation for a death penalty sentence, "articulate, educated, personable less and senseless." ln aslcina th.at the attack on Haxton. The)'. said he drank Jud&e Fitzaerald said he does not human beina -he's like meetina the ultjmate sentence be imposed he a large amount of tequila and blacked believe TbomMnn was "falsely con kid next door." dd·~ "I b • · f out before killing the mail carrier. victed or rafir0aded." He added In llJl oblique reference to the life ~m~ric (onav~~ td=~~~·110:rt). But Jurors said they believed Oepu-Thompson's contention that he slept senttnce doled out in Los Angeles to Not one." ty District Attorney Bryan Brown's r.;;;=======================-=========;;;;:::;;;;:::;;;;:::;;;;::;;;;;::;:=;;;;:::iiiiii araument that Deluca may have been J_ust actina crazy. Brown araued Deluca intended to rape Haxton. Haxton was stabbed and struck with a baseball bat on Oeluca's front porch. According to testimony, the youth "lit her body in her mall car, drove It to a church parkina lot in Costa Mesa and then walked home. Her body was found that afternoon and Deluca was amstcd the next day. Sanders said she expects Brown to cta.llenae her on her araumcnt that Deluca be sent to a state mental mstituuon for criminals. COMPARING CAPET PRICES! Telephone shopping for carpet prices can be deOelvlng. You aa a consumer should be concerned with the total prlce, !l.21 with the price per equare yard. It wlll help to be aware of the followtng: 1. Always know the yardage you receive before lnat Uatlon. 2. A reputable carpet firm should be able to prOduce a cutting echedule on request. lllu1tratlng exactly where the 18ama wlll tau and the extent of waste. Whit do you lllie about tbt Dally Pilot? What don't you Hite? 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We're here to help. H. L. Schwartz Ill Pubhsner •Mon f 11 9,g 30 ..... 30. 00 Sun , cle>Hd A0Hm1ry Churchman Coo tr oner Donald L. Wftffam• C11cul 11011 Manager • VOL. 77, NO. 231 • -----J'63 PUC(MJJUVUU • COStA •ST IGTAl.UTIOI .. oaMGl --f • tOCATID II COSTA .U fOl Z1 ruat ,. , "tMK1 MllJS lllCl , .. t J. -NA l lllN Traaslt colllsloa leaves one .man dead In Cb1cago ' B7TtaeA11odate4 Pre11 CHI A~ -Two rapid-transit tra.in& cOilided durina Friday's cvenina ru h hour, ktlhna one man and lnjurina ~ many as 43, authorities 1d. Mike LIVell.c, .!"anager of t~f!sponataon services for Chicaao Transit Authority, called 1t the worst .colh ion in the past couple of years"-and said authorities had not yet detemuned the cause of the crash "It could be m~t or it ~uld::e man-fajlurc," he said. Police ~id ~hat one of the trains had rear-ended t e ot c'ii trapp1n1 at least one person rnStde one of.the cars. fire department wh orkebn r~ throe tr;-ap~ person. None of the injured appeared to be critically Urt, o Ph~u o 1c1als wd. Sea. Kennedy, 901J In crulJ . HY ANNlS, ~ass. -Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, O.Ma ., and his younaest.son, Patnck, suffe~ cuts and bruises Friday after his car was hit head on by a pi~k:up truck near their Cape Cod home, authorities said. Kennedy, 51 , &nd Patnck, I~. w~rc treated at C.pe Cod Hospital, where Patrick. who 1uffe~ a ,cash an his forehead, was kept overnight for observation. Another pusenaer in the CU:· Thomas Garpn, ! 3, apparently was not injured. Leonard J. Bell, 6~. • Hya~ni~ plumbe~v.:hose pickup llUck collided with the Kennedys' car, ~aved a Cltallon for dn~1na to endanger. He was treated for facial cuts afld brwa:es at Cape Cod· Hospital and released. . . . . Rf:a6an .eek• ald for Poll•IJ farm.en WASHINGTON -President Reagan, declaring the United States docs no.t accept t~e permanent Soviet domination of eastern Europe announced Fnday he wtll ask Con~~ ~o approve $ J 0 million in aid to Poiish farmers. Thea1d fund wo.uld be ~dm101stercd by the Roman Catholic Church in Poland. Reapn .also said he 11 prepared to put aside U.S. objections to Poland's ~pplicat1on for memben~~~ in the Inte~ational Monetary Fund if there as a complete and reasonable unplementatlon of the Polish government's recent amnesty dccrcc freeina many political prisoners. Balfalo •tadenti' an lJonon •liilii l)lacu A Tl.ANT A -An 8-foot-biah te8rdrop sculpted by high school students in ~u~alo, N: Y., was pi:esented to the city Friday in memory of29 young blacks latn m a stnna of kll!~ ~n 1979 and 198 J. The piece, "The Buffalo lfeudrop for Atlanta. consists of a steel frame covered by CC?Pper strips cut and hammered by the students. The materials cost about $2.000 and the scujpt~ took about 6,000 hours to complete. It wu placed at a community center.in the area wh~ many oftbe children lived. Otto Reinhardt. a shcct- melal mst.ructor at Buffalo's McKinley High ~boot, said the copper will take o.n ~Y.CC~.cast an~ the ~pport structure will develop a rustic appearance, s11JUJYina the passma of time that alto~ us to forgive but never forget." . :Better oil, ·1&~ly to vote ~r.R•a1 · . NEWYO~K ~Fifty-five pcreent of the people takina part in a recent poll ~eve the natton as better of! now than it was four ycan ago1 and as a mull are lik~ly to v~~ to re-el~t PreSt~~t Rcaa.an, The New York Tunes reports. In its Fnday ediuon, the Times wd 1ts findi~ were based on a Times-CBS News poll '?f J.616 adults, of ~om 1,188 .said they were repstcred voters. The m~ of ei:r~r was~ 11.veo as plus-or-minus 3 percentage ~ints ... The politically cnbcal findina of the Aug. S-9 poll is that ~pie who think things are better say they are very likely to vote to re-elect President R~ whHe people who t!tink th~nas arc worse are not that likely to vote for Walter F. Mondale, .. the Tames wd. Llmlt oa contrlbattou win• Sena~e OK SACRAMENTO -A bill proposed by me state Fair Political Practices Commission to limit the size of contributions to state political candidates PUScd the Se'nate Friday. The measure. SB22SO by Sen. William Craven, R- Oceanside, was touted by its author as an alternative to the more restrictive Proposition 40 on t~ November ballot That proposition, by Assemblyman Ross Johnson, R-1..a Habra, would bar corporations and labor unions from contributing to candidates and limit m°'t conlributon to S 1,000 per candidate. Craven's bill would allow larger contributions than Proposition 40 and let corporations and unions contribute to state candidates through political action committees. DJd .IJ•pJtal llasten AIDS-:vlctlm'• deatlJ? SAN FRANCISCO-The death of an AIDS patient with pneumonia was "probably hastened" when a San Luis Obispo hoseital sent him on a 200-mile journey to San Francisco without medical supervision, Dr. Mervyn Silverman, 'San Francisco's health director, charged Friday. He said Richard Brower, 29, of San Luis Obispo, was sent away from the San Luis Obi~ b0$pital with a note sayina .. it would not be suitable in our city" to treat b1m there. Brower died Thursday, 13 days after he arrived at San Francisco General Hospital. Dr. Oeorae Rowland, health acency director in San Luis Obispo, denied that docton at his hospital were reluctant to treat an AIDS patient. He said Brower chose to leave ... Both physicians here felt he could be adequately transferred." he added. TJJl• fl•IJ l• wortJJ $1 million SAN FRANCISCO -SomewbeTC in San Francisco Bay swims a leopard shark worth $1 million. That 2S-pound, 4-foot-long fish was tqged and dropped in I.be bay Friday for a contest sponsored by a volunteer organization that raises funds for patient ca.re services at Alta Bates Hospital in Berkeley. The winner of today's "Hook A Million" contest would ,et SS0,000 a year for 20 years. However, says Capt. Ron Hornlein of Pacific Charters Spon Fishing, .. With all those people out th~ lookina for him, he's aonna take a bike and be lon11one before they set their lines in the water. Those fish aren't dumb." 2 koala• dle, l Ul at Saa Diego Zoo SAN DIEGO -Two rare marsupial koalas at the San Diego Zoo have died and a third may be ill with a funJUS that affects the animal's central nervous system, a zoo veterinarian said Friday. But the zoo, one of only two in the nation with koalas, said it docs not think an epidemic has taken hold amona its nearly two dozen koalas, sri1all bearlike aoimals native to Australia. Until recently, the San DiCJO Zoo had the only koalas in the nation. Its first koalas arrived in 1925 and hved until 1932. The zoo has operated its own breedina program and continuous koala colony since 1976, Jouett said. U.N~ reject. S. African coa•tltattoa UNITED NATIONS -The Security Council adopted a resolution Friday rcjectina South Africa's 11ew constitution, which creates separate lcaislaturcs with limited power for Asians and people of mixed race. The resolution said the constttutional cbanacs arc aimed at entrenchina white minority rule and the system of racial separation. The new constitution makes no chanac in the status of South Africa •s blacks. who cannot vote. Friday's vote I J..-0. Supponina the resolution were the eiabt Non-AliJJled nations that ~posed it, Burkmafaso (formerly Uwer \Jolta), f.aypt, India, Malta, Nlcaraaua, Pakistan, Peru ana Zimbabwe. The Unitecrstates and Britan abitained. China. France and the Soviet Union also voted in favor, as did the Ncthcrlandi and the Ukraine, which is ptrt of the Soviet Union. Protat. elJCalate ln PllllUplne. MANILA. Philippines -Police in riot sear bdd oft'. abOut~.000 anti· aovemment demonstrators in suburban Quejon City for five hours Friday, before allowina the proteStcn to march pcaCefuUy 1nto Manila. After ordetin1 hl1 troops to stand beck, Manala"s polkle chief Gen. Narciso Clbmi ia1d, .. If onlytouveinnooent lives. wcareallowi~ them to m&Kh ." It was the lat of uerlcsofprotcsuleadillJtO the fint anniversary Aua. 21 of the a sa inauon of opPOSillon leader Benapo ~uino. I.tia warn• olremllatloa IRO. f.aypt -U.S. bclicopten IOwtn• mi~plodina dcv-1 ' pt apprbaCtics to SIUdi Arabia's main Red Sta pon on Frtday and Iran wamt'd at would retaliate 1f 1ta h1pa are barasted an the ua canal Thru American tallion hclicopien d[IP.td ~&I eds ICfOSS Red Sea watm near lhe ud1 pon of J~ lJ 4ff&Ciali said. At~ to tbe Medure ¥:OUSUCdt.vu::cs t.ba.t can c plo.Jc sound·tri-ted mine the officials id. Reporter'• dJ•ppearaace •paib prote.t 11 MA, Peru -Raot pohQC used dubs and a water cannon Fnda) to break ur.: cmlJn tration Ottttide th~ pmideMial pel1CJC by~ pro&estu~ Lhc cU ppnranQC ofa youna Peruvian rtpqncr. The newsman, Jaime Ayala, n vanilhcd in the ~cmlla tone of uth (Xntral Prru He last n cntcnna the h quarters of vcmm nt mannes Lawmakers say acid rain repo t was SY.pressed Claim report could have led to legislation against acid rain CONCORD, N.H. (AP) -Two clu ion of the repon 1n dirca Democratic lawmake~ said Friday contradiction to the position of the that the Reqan administration sup-president on the is uc of acid rain," prcsSed a report that might have· said Mitchell. whose bill to reduce swayed Conaress to pass legislation to sulfur dioxade emissions has drawn combat acid rain. The charge was Whi~ .House .opposition. . denied t>Y the pmidenfs science Wilham Nierenberg. chairman of adviser and the chairman of the panel the . panel ,that wrote the repon, that wrote the report denied that at was suppressed. "If b' h d ;,,.__ ilabl . "That's false," Slld Nieren~ t lS tCJ)9rt. a ~n ava CID director of the Scripp Jn titution Of March an~ April, the House H~th Oceanoaraphy at La Jolla ... If they and Environment subcommittee (the House subcommittee) needed co~ld v~ry well hav~ ap.proved an the crucial document. they had it." acid rain ·control bill instead of Nierenbe!J said the March 1984 rejectina the legislation by the narrow document O Amoun released was an margin of I 0-9," charged Rep. Nor-early draft of a report he tu med in ••in m•n D'Am<?urs, asponsor of the bill late June or early July, I foriet who 1s runmna for the Senate m New which." Hampshire. Bruce Abell, a spokesman for The ~eport recommended im.m~i-presidential scieflce adviser George ate. a~tion to .red~ sulfur d1.ox1de Keywon~. also denied that the ad· em1ss1on~. which the rt:poft: said arc m1n1stratton suppressed the report. the principal cause of aCJd nun, one of "Of course not. A summary of t~e nation '1 most severe en· ~ some earlier staf,es was released more vtronmental threats. than a )car ago, • he said. Sen. George J. Mitchell of Maine Abell said that as far as he knows held a news conference in Portland. the final report will be released M~ine, to ~lease the report too and officially. . SIJ~ the White House apparently was Jn an interview Friday, D'Amours trying to keep it under wraps ufttil contended if the March 1984 docu- after the election to avoid political ment bad been a draft, it would have embarrassment been labeled as such. "It is iudi~Y. apP!lfCDt why I.be The co~man said the March Rcaaan ~mirustrattoo has sup-1984 report i more forceful than the pTCs.sed thas document. The con-intenm findings. Injunction prevents full-scale operation for at least 3 months pending foes' appeal WASHINGTON (AP)-The U.S. Coun of Appeals on Friday issued an order preventina the Diablo Canyon nuclear power plant in Catifomia from beginning full-scale operation of its nuclear reactor for at least three months. A three-judge panel of tire District of Columbia appeals court granted opponents of the plant an injunction ~Yl!'I ~he .Nuclear Rqulatory Com- m1ss1on s t uance of' a full-power Busli returns can't be released Terms of blind trust would be violated, press secretary says WASHINGTON {AP) -Vice President George Bush, counterin& criticism about bis finances. released a statement Friday showing that he and his wife, Barbara, have a net worth of $2. I million, but be did not release bis most recent tax returns. operating license at the plant on the Pacific coast near San Luis Obispo. The NRC issued the license a week. ago but delayed its effecttve date until 5 p.m. EDT Friday in order to give the opponents. a San Luis Obispo group called Mothers for Peace, an op- portunit)-to le the in1unction. The Pacific Gas & Electnc Co. own~ the $5. l bdhon faality located halfway bet ween Los Angdes and San Francisco .. John DeLorean Court hearing begin• _ . Vlqlnla llcllartln, founder of tbe VhpDJa llcllartlD Pre8chool, u wbeeled lDto a Loe Aneel• COIU'troCMa bf attorney Daniel Da'ria Prtday u a colia.bbaed ~ hearlnC of MTen former teachen cbaried la the moleeta- tton cue &eta under way. llunielpal Court JQdae Ann Bobb dented a d.efeue request for a conttnaance htday. A court ofticial, who poke only on mcpwatt Westi~ouse reactor condition that he not be identified, being prepared Fliday to move UltO a said the judics would hear arauments 76-day testing propam. sometime in Novembtt. "We'U be goLDg critiCil within the The opponents have contended next ae"eral day& and expect to Ft ~t.opcratio.n of the plant "poses a above 5 percent power early ~t s1gn1ficant n_sk to the health and week." he said. .. We should be at 10 safety of pcut1oners, plant workers . ~ and the public in the event of a · pm:ent sometime the ~ddle ?f tbe nuclear accidental the facility." week ~nd at that. ~t ~ 11 be The commission. in voting 3-1 on arncrallng the fint JWCC. Aug. 2 to arant the license, said The reactor. lic:emed in April to operation 0~"1he plant .. pc>SH oo operate at 5 ptrCel1l power or ~-.as stgruficant nsk to the health and in a bot tandby condition Friday safety of the public." with its control rods inJCned to Ron WeinbCfi, a 5pokesman for prc"CDt nuclear fii:Qon1oa Of 1l$ Pacific Gas & Electnc, said the J.084-uranium fuel. 'Stings' will go· on despite De-i:torean WASHJNGTQN (AP) -The £BJ pJans to review what went wrona with the prosecuttt>n of automaker John Z. De Lorean but top Justice Depan- ment officials predict few. if any. changes in federal undcreovcr oper- ations. Anomey GcnuaJ WiJljam French Smith said Friday be was disap- pointed a jury found De Lorean innocent of cocaine-trafficking charges.. but he said. .. Ao acqwttal in . one .case. will 1101 atiect our. use. of undercover operations in our con- tinuina battle a.pin st crime.·· FBI Di.rector William H. Webster said it was "bard to say" what changes in FBI procedures the case miabt spawn ... This is one case ou of many. many cases. most of which e bttn persuasive to the Jury," he said . Assistant FBI Director Bill Baker added. ho er~ .. W~don'r curm>tly see a problem with our undercol'er review procedures. The jury's prob- lem appean to have been with IM credibility of the infonnanr and the credibility of the agents testifying, ralhcr than with our underco~r process.·· Noting that ''we all must aa:ept &be results of our jury system." Smith said in a written statement, .. Uodll::r- cover operations ate one of the most ~ffectiYe. 2nd sua:essful.mYeslipti ~c. tools available today in the war apinst o~ aimc. drua Uif. fickinl. briber) and public ~ tioo. In many cases. it is the oilly method of combanina these evils: mith said undercover opcntiom "will continue to be used by Uie Department of Justice wherever tl.iCy may be nettsSary." Peter Teetey, the vice president's press secretary, said Bush himself learned the amount of his net wonh for the first time when the statement was compiled. At a White House briefing. Tcclcy said he could not disclose the vice president's tax returns from 1981 through 1983 because it would violate the terms of a blind trust mto which Bush placed nearly half his assets when be became vice president. More liberal Cal fornialaw would make acquittal easy However, Teeley handed out copies of the vice prcSJdent's income Wt returns from 1973 through l 980 -which have been released .before. SAN FRANGI 0 (AP) -The Jun that acquitted auto maker John De Lorean m federal court miJbt have had an easier time acquitti.ng him in a California court because of J more liberal entrapment law, which has been urroundcd b) decades of contro .. ·ersy. The entrapment defcn~ that ap- parcntl) was the key to De Lorcan's acqwttal Thunda~ on cocaine charaes bad to tabhsb not ooly th.at federal agcnls had induced the crime but also that De Lorean w not .. prcdi ~ .. to commit it. That "prcdi po ition" standard was set by the U.S. uprcme Court in 1932 and affirmed by closely d1V1ded court in I 9S8 and 1972. "A line must be drawn between a trap for the unwary innocent and a trap for t~ unwary mminal," wd Chief Justice Earl Warren in a S-4 decision 1n 1958. But in California, the focus 1s different: reprdlcss o -he defen- dant's intentions. dad p<>hcc act in a ~"&) that v.;ould induce a cnme., .. We att not conccl"Md v.11h "'ho first concchcd or who "'illinJ))1 or rcluctantl). acqu1CS4."Cd m a cnm1nal project.·· said Jusncc tanley Mos~ in tbe t 979 state uprcme Court case I.hat dcdarcd the Cahfomia tandard, "Wbat we do care about 1s how much and what manner of per- suasion. pre ure and cajolina are brouJht to bear by la,,. cnforccmcf\t offioal~ to induce ~n 10 commit cnm ," like the rontro en) over e • cl ion of ii II>' !dlcd e' 1d nee. l~ entrapment dd.tc ts tarsely ~er whether !Ome types of govemmtnt conduct att so otrensi~e that \ky showd affect dcci ions of guilt or mnocencc. .. , o matter 'Iii> hat the defendant's past rccOtd a present inclinations to cnminalit), or the depths to wb eh he ha unk in the estimation of .society. C'CTU1n police conduct to ensnare htm into further cnmc 1s not to be tolerated by ad\"&nccd SOCJct)'t •• U. Supreme Coun Justice Ftlt FranUurter said in dissent to War- rcA".s 19S8 decision. tatc upremc Court Justi~ Wil- ham Clar~. diutnti from Mosk's 1979 ruling. proteMtd "an entrap- ment dtfen that ignores culpability and :to contrOJ police conduct by a uittal of 14 -ionaJ cnminal ." • ·~ SPECIAL SALE HOURS Fiii 9AM • IPM SAT DAM·IPM SUN 10AM·IPM IOI 9Al·IPM TUE 9AM·IPM SKI /-.1~~~ .. I J .~ '~ ... • 'I . . ) '-t i.' I CLEARANCE Super Savings Sale! • Hurry. Don't Miss These Savings I , .... / I I UP TO OFF (_; * INCLUDED IN OUR SALE * NEW '84-'85 EQUIPMENT JUST ARRIVED _ALE _ STARTS FRI AUG 17'1 1:1111 235.00 _ 148.88 SKIS 84-85 ALL AT DISCOUNTED PRICES ROSSIGNOL •HEAD• K-2 •OLIN-• AT-OMIC • PRE · * SPECIAL BONUS OFFER * FOR THE 5 OAYS OF OUR SALE. WE"LL GIVE AN . ADDITIONAL 10~. OFF OUR ALREADY .LOW '84-'85 SKJ PRICES~ PURCHASED WITH 84NOINGS. 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' last year. · · inmates at Joliet Correctional Center Ti&ht aecunty wa1 in place for the The film's showina drew aiticism howled throuah matches by the three, half-hour shows v1cwcd by 800 from the public and from 10me swimsuit-cad Ch1caao Knockers eliaible inmates of tho prison'a'l,120 correction• officen. ~ mud wrestling team. but one woman population. Sceurity measures in-"That was different," Buraer wd. arappler said the reaction was about eluded five auards armed with semi· "It wa1 hardcore pomoarapby and par for their crowds. . automatic weapc>ns who stood on nothlna was left to the imqination . "It's been a while 1incc I've seen nearby rooftops. There was nothina lewd or lascivious women," said Bill Walker, 27, who "Actually they are no more rowdy · aoina on out there today." was returned to prison three weeks than other crowd1 we've performed Burseraa.id no taxpayer money aao for~ ~le violation. He watch.ed, for," said wrestler Mary Beth Colello, used to pay the Knockcn' $2,000 f1 enthustasucally as two women shp-23, of Hammond, Ind. Instead, the money came from t ped and slid in a makeshift mud pit. Bruce Burier, director of the inmates benefit fund, devcl~ Some inmates risked straddlina a prison's leisure time activities, said throu~ profits-from the pn chest-hiah coil of razor wire Wednes-eyebrows mi&ht be raised by lithe, comm11sary. · . · day to peer at the wrestlers throu&h a scantily clad women arapplina with Warden .Jay Famnan called t newly installed 8-foot steel-link each other before men deprived of mud wrestbna s.bows a sucoe . fence. ' • female companionship. ~"Today ~e dtd ~?t ba.vc to bas. "T k · "'' ... I d 't d h • . Wlth the inmates, Fairman m . a c. 1t 0 11 ~s . a . C0!11mon on eny t ~res a ccrwn "The number of disclipl~inat)' pro exhortation, aJona with mv1tauons to amount of sexual eQJoyment they'll lems decreased 80 or 90 percent act better acquainted. (the inmates) get from this," Burger don't expect better than that.•• · l>alc Susan, 20, scrv1na a seven-wd. Corrections Depanmcnt sook year sentence for rape, called the ··eut you'Jl probably act more flesh man Nie Howell said there is r.1o wrestlers "a areat chanac of scenery. and out-and-out sex on television discussion" about brin&ina t lt'sjust fun having them out here and than you'll act from this." Knockers to other state prison1. An &.•foot feuce didn't meem to bother lnmatee at Joliet Correctional Center ta Dllnoia .. they cheered mem~n ot the · Chlcaio Knoclten, a women'• mud wratl· ~team, wbo •taaed three balf-bourebcnn for them thla wee~. Cliinese delegat:iollfinOs fair a crash course in U.S. culture By JOHN DOWLING some of the warmest contacts have not su« what the Chinese make of all on._.•• 11••••• ,,_ come in small d1nnen at the homes of this. SPRINGFIELD, Ill. -Bearing Sprinafield-area families. pictures of factories and steel wire 01bey.alhay'hello'tous~dinv_ite samples, a Chinese delegation bas set us to tbett homes to have dinner with up-$hop at the Hhnois State Fair t<r • ~e~ and. have some. ~n -toa~theF, teach fairgoers something about JU~t like friends-close friends, Gao China, but the locals aren't the only satd. . ones learning. .State officials ".Vho have spe~t ~e The Chinese arc iettina a quick with the dclepuon say they re stall education in American culture. They share a buildma with an anu- abortion exhibit and the Televac Personality Computer ("Your true personality, just SJ") -all just a stone's throw from the Happy Hollow midway with its amusement rides and carny barkers. "That's the le.ind of thin& that is totally unique and amazina to them," said Richard V ogen, manager of the state Agriculture Department's Inter- national Trade Bureau. "I think it's been quite a surprise to them what a state fair's all about:• Were it not for the chance to meet people from what 1s the most foreign of foreian countries for many Ameri- cans, the exhibit from the province of Liaonina mi&ht seem dull: Cross- secuons of steel I-beams arc arrayed next to samples of wire rope, and inflatable air mattresses rest alonas1de a cabinet of medical instru- ments . .. We want to let the llhno1s people know what le.ind of industry 1Aie have, and that econom1c cooperation can be . expected," explained Gao Zhongmao. deputy d1~tor of Liaon· ma's Forei&n Affain Office. A SIP.l over one display captures the sp1rit of the economic displays: "Warmly welcome friends from abroad to our province to discuss trade and technoloaY cooperation on petrochemical products!" "We showed them videos, we howed them brochUttS, we ho'wed them slide shows, .. V oacn said. "But I ·think in their own minds they perceived it u a trade sbow and couldn't be convineed otherwise." The Chinese have bad no trouble catchina on to one pettnnial feature of the state fair; the souvenir stand. The del~tion is do1na a boOmina business an its atraw hats, T -shiru1 ceramic vase , lacquered box.ea ana enameled pins. Arid they've J?ICkcd up on the finer points of Amcncan retailina. "Cuh, • money orders. ttavclcrs checks ac- eeptcd. Please ... no personal checks;' reads a hand-lettered 1si~. "It's very hard to judie thett reactions to thinas, because they won't tell you," Vogen said. "Youaao ask them what they think. and all they'll aay is •oh, we're havil.lJ a very nice time and the state of lllmois i1 treatina us well.'" Tbedelcplion's llhnois ho ti have done their~ t to show the Chin~ a rufMMI• oud Hrlecl ~"'8 b~UJhM~ ~hu 0fr.~:1fac~;.~:tn·d •::::~ tlOD worllenetreDcMa fora ndnel-.mat pro)ecL ____ , malls. • 'fcnnlatotk t9 tllattM ..,_wen left tbere aftef ti • Officials from both nations sa}i . town bt1111 ~dae ...... d hi ltll?9S7. • .. Orange Co 1 DAILY PJLOTI ~ Cruise liner's contents to be sold at auction By JEAN McNAIR ........... ,,... ..... J r NORFOLK. Va. -The SS United States bu rested at 1 pier for nearly l .S years, filled with the furniture ,culpture, •kiteben equipment ind coc~ lounie piano from its aJory days u tho world'• futest cruise ship. Now everytbina must ao. , "When I say we're aoina to be aellina tlie kitchen sink. I really mean it," said Sarah Morthland of Ouemsey'1, 1 NFw York auction house that will sell the 1bip'1 contents to the hiaheat bidden in Octobet. · The auction preeedes a $125 million renovation of the 990-foot, black-bulled ship, which baa 800 staterooms and could ca!'Ty .. nearly 2,000 pusenaers and 1,000 crew members. vucmsey's hopes. the auruon will attract hotel •nd remurant oper· aton, nautical buffs and nostala>c former P9tstnaers "Millions of people have traveltd on this ship," said Morthland. Almost e\lerythina rem11ns as it was left in November 1969i when the United States' ownm cou dn't keep the ship ftnaneially afloat even with the help of fedtfal subsidies .. Rooms are filled with silverware linens, the crews' uniforms and posters such as one uraina travelen to take "The Route of the Un- rushable1." Most of the aoods are in excellent condition because de- humidifiers have kept the ship's interior dry, Morthland said. The 1h1p will be open for tours the week before the auction, which beains Oct. 8 and lasts a week. The auction will be held in a warehouse at Norfolk International Terminals, with certain ca.ttaories of items sold each day. · The ship was built at Newpon News Shipbuildina & Or) Dock Co. in 195 l for $19.5 million. It sailed from New York to Britain in three day~s, 10 hours and 40 minutes on its 3,000-mile maiden voyaae in July 1952 -a trans-Atlantic crossina record that still stands. Amona its more famous passengers were the Duke and Duchess of Windsor and Monaco's Prince Rain- ier, who traveled on the ship while he wu courtina American actress Grace Kellr., said Leroy J. Alexandenon, the ship s lut master. "She was qne of the SJUtest ships afloat," said Alexanderson, who bas retired in Hampton. "No ship could surpass her as far as quality was concerned. Nothina but the best went into that ship when they built her." Richard Hadley, a Seattle real estate developer who bouabt the shtp from the U.S. Maritime Adminis.- tration for SS inillion in 1981, hopes · to reinstate the vessel as the world's mott luxurious liner. Exterior rcn~ -.arum 1rexpettdl,O" bEl1fF November, then the ship will be moved to a West German yard for interior wort. ,,, .. .....,.. Sarah Morthland of Oaemaey'• aactlon home bolda a few of the 50,000 plecea of .U•enrare .er.tee aboard the &a United Stat•. Idle •lnce l'fo~ember of 1969. , Priest ministers ,for U.S. circuses After the Rev. Jack Toner heard God's call and pve up his dream of joinina the circus, he says he fondly remembered bis childhood days when be would .. sit down and weep" after the Bia Top pulled up stakes and moved on to the next town. Toner now is livin& in the best of both worlds, servina as the Roman Catholic pnest for the nation's 60 circuses. He currently is traveling with Rin&lina Brothers and Barnum -ct Battey Circus. But the road from his hometown of New Britain, Conn., to "The Greatest Show on Earth" has been a Iona one for the 70-year-old Toner, who served as an overseas missionary and teacher for 40 yean with the Oblates of St. Francis De Sales. ''I had become so enamored with the circus and its people that the day after the circus would leave town, I would ao to the sawdust circles where the tents had been and sit d3wn and weep," Toner recalled of his child-hood. Instead, he answered a callina from above . "1,auess you could say the Lord was lookina over my should~ and he told me be had somethina diuerent for me to do," he said. But his interest in the c1rcus made him a natural choice when the previous circus priest died in 1982 and the Mipation and Tourism Committee of the U.S. Catholic Conference began searchina for a replacement. "Before they even finished their sentence, 'Would you like to be the circus priest?' I said, 'Yes,"' Toner said. Toner, known to his circus friends as Father Jack, keeps up with the traveling entertainment caravan in a camper truck. "As far as I'm concerned, he's pan of the .family. We love: him." said Scan Cash. one of the circus clowns. "He explains everythina," S&Jd Debra Ziuelberger, who rides an elephant durina the show. ..He doesn't just talk at you like most ministen do, be talks to you. Most of them just read the Bible out loud, and you have to try to understand it yourself. .. But he tells us thinas that are important to us that make sense to us that help us with our way oflife," she said. Toner said he has found the areatest people on Earth while 00 the road with RinJlina Brothers. Althou'11 be sometimes ~ired, he said be as satisfied with his.Jo , which pays "enouah..to aet by on ... The CatJiolic Extension Service, which suppons Toner's work as a missionary assignment. has a man- datory reurement age of 7S. But the priest doubts he can last another five years. *****DMLYITAGEENTDTAINNENT***** The L.A. Catt of MATLIMANIA •AUG. 18·2~ T"• Modernal,.. with Pa•I• Kellf, .Jr. • AUG. 22·26 AOM1a810N 8HOW HOURa Adults 1411 MOnday·ThUrsdly_ r ....... Seni«C1t1Z1n1(80&C>*)lt II Mon ·TM Friday I P!l1t,. Ctuldten (8·19 )'fl) It II SatlKdly 11 .... 11 N en 1cnn e Y'S ) Fill Stmy 11 •·•,. Allf GONOIT'.IONEO COM /l',,.~~A.T 111l9il...,..~1~1M7C0 "1VENTION C E NTER ACAO , OM DISN VL.ANO KATELLA • FOR INFO CALL 714 111 ·1900 The finished ship will have seven restaurants and cocktail lounaes, four swimmina pools, two theatres, a spa. a runnina track and a tennis court. said William H. Bevan, president of Marine Technoloaies & Brokerage Corp., which is contractina the work. People have already called to ask about bookina tours, starting in the fall of 1986, he wd. 0 There's un lievable:·intercst ·m the vessel," he wd. "The aura of the SS United States is something no- body ever foraets." • GALWAY, Ireland (AP) -A university professor says an ingre- dient in common face creams may ~ drinken sober and preserve then brain cells as well. Professor Brian Leonard of the pharmaceolOI}' department of Uni- versity Colleae Galway, bas been pumpina an inaredient, pmma- linolen1c acid. into alcoholic rats for four years. And in the fall. Ltonard and his colleaaue, biochemist Ro)' Corben. plan to test aamma-hnolenic acid on student volunteers. Corbett 1s Irish but works at the University of Brest, Franoe. Officials at the Galway university said the student volunteers, all teetotallen., will drink whtskey, Leonard said: .. Alcohol deranaes the bram chemistry. When we dnnk., we feel relaxed and behave in a silly fashion because membranes sur- roundina brain cells a.re destro)cd. "This leads to all sorts of confu5ed and misdirected mcssaaes in the brain resulting in the state we call being drunk. •• He added: .. But if our think.ins is correct. we believe we can stop alcohol producina that detrimentlll effect." Leonard said heavy, reaular drinkers suff'er brain damage becaute their brain cells die.He says believes pmma·linolenic acid builck up unsaturated fats in the membraDt protectina the bra.in cells, and that mi•ht prev~ drunkenness. :TJ( at works," he said. "'you co drink all day and not get di'unk. .. Leonard said. however, that if theory holds true. there ..,ould be bttlc point in drinking ak:oholic bev • BALBOA BEACH CO._=~ .. -- BACK T O SCHOOL ' owaway''- 10 AM MONDAY ... BE THERE FREE! Backpacks, Stickers, Frisbees, Beach Towels & Beach Chairs With Purchase 10 50% OFF • • STOREWIDE 10 AM -10 PM DAILYTHRU SUNDAY • .. "FLOW ME THE DIJ, DAD" Plu TGn or 6 -- \ I . I I . ! .. J ) I r r • . Success of test-tube kin-.....;, offers hope in burn c·ases .. First major use of treatment saves pair burned over 97 percent of their bodies By DANIEL Q. HANEY °'""' ....... "-BOSTON -The use of sheets of skin grown from. poitage-stamp s.ize scraps to save the lives of two critically burned young~ boys offers new hope for the 15,000 Americans who suffer ex ten ave bums each year, said a report published this week. The skin grown in test tubes from skin cells taken from the two brothers allowed them to survive bums as extensive as any ever described in medical literature. researchers said. The treatment culminates years of research to find a substitute for natural skin that can be used when people arc burned so badly that their own skin cannot be used for grafts. "This 1s the first real evidence that it works," said Dr. G. Grcsory Gallico, a plastic surgeon at Massa- chusetts General Hospital and the Shnners Bums Institute tn Boston. an 10terv1ew. "To a lay person,· it would appear like a very thin, tight sort of scarred "kin that mi~t heal over a bum. 'It's shiny and pink and smooth." . Ordinary grafts often leave a patch- work appearance because of the scams between them. Although the laboratory-made slctn has been tested on six other people with small wounds, this is the first time that it has been used to cover large sections of the body. A key to the crowma process is its speed. In three weeks. doctors can produce enoujh skin to cover an entire body. · Skin from other do!lors ~an strve as a temporary covcmna to prevent infecuon and fluid loss. But it cannot be used permanently, bec.ausc tt is eventually rejected by the victim's immune system. The test-tube skin is genetically identical to the victim's own skin, so it's not rejected. A report on the boys' treatment appears in today's issue of the New England Journal of Medicine. About I 00.000 people arc admitted to hospitals each year for treatment of bums with about 15,000 of those sufferina severe bums. ~etroubles The doctors decided to try the test- tube skin last summer after two youngsters were burned over 97 percent of their bodies. The skin was applied m repeated operations over a penod of months. Without the ex- perimental therapy, GaJhco said, the boys had httle chance of survival. The substituteis living skin that the doctors hope will be as durable as nature's own. The bum victims who received the successful test-tube skin grafts - Jamie Selby, 5, and his brother, Glen, 6 -were hurt while visiting their mother a year ago in Casper, Wyo. 'Rou Rama. of Ivru Tire Co. in Phoenbr, !_~ •• walta diaconMlately for hta bou to UOW up with a jack. The &Cing dre8 OD hta truck were no help to him when hi• right rear tire went flat while he wu carrying a load of aome 100 used tlrea for retreading. "To me, it looks wonderful, absolutely gorgeous," Galli co said in STOREWIDE DISPOSAL SALE TODAY, S~TURDAY, AUG. 18th, 9:30 A.M~ .SHARP! "THE FABULOUS" FLEET FEET ATHLETIC SHOES • CLOTHING • ACCESSORIES 9931 HAMIL TON HUNTINGTON BEACH .. .. .. .. .. CLOTHING LADIES • MENS • KIDS PRICES ACRIFICED UPTO (At Brookhurst - Alpha Beta Center) OFF NIKE! BATA! CONVERSE! I PUMA! ADIDAS! AVIA! BROOKS! SAVCONY! LOTTO! NEW BALANCE! ASICSTIGER! REEBOK! CYCLE TOURING! SPOT SILT! PATRICK! MITRE. ETC.! A~ sA1'· ,.oo ·sth AUG.1 AEROBIC SUITS AND ·ACCESSORIES UPTO 750/o OFF OCCER SHOES • BALLS CLOTHING UPTO 750/o OFF SWIMWEAR- SHORTS ACCESSORIES UPTO 750/o OFF . The boys had da btd themselves with ~int. Then, ed, they tried to take it off with a solvent, and the chemical cauaht ftre. Jamie has been able to return home and 10 to school. His brother, lhouah · still ~iving skin araf\s on his buttocks, ap~ to be well on the way to recovery. "We believe these little boys bad the largest bum wounds ever to survive," laid Gallico. ''Since they just about didn't have any skin left; there can't be too many people with much larger bums." AlthouJh the boys are walk.ins and I active, the doctors are still concerned that the skin may not be flexible enouah to allow them free movement of their joints. "A conservative assessment would be thal it appears to be permanent and durable and may be a promising therapr, for large bum wounds in ttie future, • GaUico said. Jn an accompanyina editorial, Dr. Jack C. Fisher of the Umversity of1 California in San Dicao wrote: ''The achievement of Gallico and as- sociates cannot be overstated." The skin-growina process was de- veloped by Dr. Howard Green of Harvard Medical School. The tiny skin sample is minced and -placed in flasks. These contain fibroblast cells like those found in the 1 inner layer oflivina skin, aJona with a concoction of culture medium, ster- oids, cholera toxin and Jrowtbt hormones. "It's those additives to the medium that enable us to grow the cells so fast," Gallico said season Ragweed generally misses California, but not this time WASHINGTON (AP) -The sneczina. wheezing raaweed season arrived early and with unusual in- tensity this year, and experts say most of the nation will have to wait until the fall frost arrives to breathe easy again. Unusual amounts of moisture and warm weather -prodooed ideal -arow- i na condJtions for rqwecd tbrouah- out the country this year, the experu say. The pollen from this weed can cause sncczina. watery eyes, asthma .aq.a.cks, cougbina. hives and seneral _misery for .millions.. _ "Ragweed season usually starts around Aua. 17 each year :,...but it came a week early this time," ur. Michael A. Kalinerofthe National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases said Tuesday. "Ra&Wccd is enormously prevalent in the Mid"1estem pan of the country and &Jona the East Coast," Kaliner said. "Traditionally, the Southwest and Southern California are the only areas that escape the weed~ but there are recent reports that it ii spreading there, also." But even u the-frost brinas relief from ragweed and other initants. other aJJctf)' producers, including molds and mdoor dust, sprina up to replace them. "There is an allergy for every season," Kaliner said. Kaliner said about 3S million persons in the United States suffer with alleraies, and about baJfof these are affected by ragweed. The best way to avoid the pollen is to stay in air conditioned rooms or buildinp. he said, and people suffer- ina severe symptoms should see an allerJist. "There are excellent treatments for these alleraies and lots of &ood medjcations available," he said. Some treatments are des&&ned to reverse specific symptoms while others prevent them from occurrina. he said. Sufferers can tum to anti-allergy medicines available in drua stores for some relief. But many of these preparations mostly contain anti- histamines and mar not be aimed at ~li~v.ina t~e speci.fic symptoms an 1nd1v1dual ts suffenna with, be said. "I don't recommend that people JUSt suffer throuah har, fever and a lie flies," Kaliner said.• If it is sevel'f enouah to affect your normal per fonnance, if you can't sleep or can't work, then you should clearly sec an alleraist." While rapccd is the dominant weed . affecu~a bay fever suffererst those an certatn reaions of the coun~ aJso must contend wath otbet pollenatina planu that contribute to their mi Kaliner said. Erle Dlckenon • A8hford clock.a 1ctntoWln 100-meter run In Bertin. 82. Player ~nj~ys 'dream ro1it.td South African's 63 t ies him at top with Trevino. Wadkins BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) - South Africtn Gary Player matc:ficd the tournament record \\ith a 9- under-par 63 and moved into a thru- way tic for the second round lead Friday in the 66th PGA National Championship. ·•A dream round," said Player, who scattered 10 birdies across his card and one-putted 11 timeJ in his effort that equalled the best 18-hole score ever recorded in this, the last of the years four major championships. 0 That's an unbelievable round Gary played, absolutely un- believable," said Lee Trevino, who, along with Lanny Wadkins, shared . the; lead at the tournament's haJfway po1nL They were tied at 137, seven shou under par after two trips over the deep, wiry, punishin& rouah of the hilly, 7,14S yard Shoal Creek Oub course. Trevino, .._., who counts the 1974 Rams' first string may be around a bit longer ~ Dickerson retu rns t o t h e lineup ton ight as Green Bay invades Anah eim Stadium Browns after he suttered a neck injury alon1 at a fair pace. You must respect Gtta is making a concerted etrotr:lo in practice. He carried the ball only bis speed." right a defense which pve up one time the week before against San points than any team in the NFL DI Robinson also said Vince Fcr- cgo. ragamo should sec more playin& time season. Robinson also said he'll take a look tonighL The Packer offense. meanw By CURT SEEDEN and Robinson promises a longer look at the newest Ram -gold-medal • . has not bttn otfe-11sivc10 thefalntibl OltMDll9f,......,. ~~ lhef~t un.iL . . winning Ron Brown, who signed with "Its ume to get our offense &e&m1 Wisconsin. Quarterback L Six days ~o Rams Coach Jbhn He also p~m1ses Eric Dickerson the club as a w1de receiver Thursday. up for the rqular season," be added. Dick'""' -rr....t for 4.458 "udl R b. l ed• ti will be running up and down the . . ... , ..--u , o inson pu his ront hne pla)ers A h . S d . fi Id. Brown a wide receiver who last ln two p~son pmcs fer-touchdowns in 1983. and J m_ lhc._third .. .quarter agauw .. 1hc.... 'l.a1 .. ~~--'!~y1u!n.f\.~e ... _... -t";·· • • ·tHa)ed-.foo\baU·for·A.nzena-Staic·in .r.agam.o..hashit.S.-OUn-pauA~ jU$t -·~f\on ~~ favori.~ra:ch~·er::....;~--:=----,;..i Cleveland Browns ..... , .... u .,lClJ, on piaying 1982 f th u s ""..,.. 65 --'· M f th ......_ L : 8 ~t O""' or 1~"' . . .Dickerson. It's time tO get him ready • was part 0 e · · 'tVV"metcr yaiU>. OSt 0 e Quartc1 uaCung ·-r I ,.,... .~' The Browns promptly scored a pair and he's anxious to play," says relay te3!11 ~at set a world record has been in the hands of Jeff K.c~p. The pmc will be broadcast of touchdowns to score a 21-.10 Robinson. "And, he'd probably kill while wmmna a gold medal last who has thrown SJ limes, complet1n1 tapc-.delayed basisSundayafttrn pre~.ason victory at Anaheim me afl didn't play him." Saturday 27 for 326 yards. 3 p.m .• on Channel 2. Stad1u~. _ _...O.ic.k~~n. whogajned J,808yards "We don't have an> set timcta~-Green Bay enters the game with a The Rams and Packers ha Tomghi, the Green Bay Packers m lffnookie seasonl!Sry8r. missccf ~r 1ettjna Ron ready." said 1fo6='"" l:'J~ t~ to Da:ftarmd a ~llia:r-scason dare-on'-Ntt come to town for a 7 o'clock same, Monday night's game with the inson. "We JUSt want to bring him victory over Chicago). Coach Forrest Mdwaukcc County Stadium. Dempsey atones for earlier blunder Honeycutt,. . Howell tam Phillies, 2-. Cat cher's homer d ecisive as Orioles t rim Angels, 6-5 BALTIMORE (AP) -After bemg thrown out tryina to stretch a sin~Jc which ended his 0-for-17 slump, Rick Dempsey was taking no chances the next time up. The light-hittin& Balumore catcher waa able to run leisurely af\er hitting a solo home run in the sixth innms. givina the Orioles a 6-S decision over the Angels Friday niJht. "It was a tastball in, and I was kind of looking for it," said Dempsey. "I look for the fastball a lot of umcs. and miss iL This time I didn't." Dempsey got away from home plate slowly after he connected. .. J knew 1t-was aomg when I hit it, .. explained Dempsey, a .221 hitter. "I wanted to savor the moment. It's been a Iona time since I'd done anythina." Dempsey was cut down at second base by center f\elder Fred Lynn after lcadina off the fourth with a ingle. "He jogged in after the ball, went to pick it up barehanded, and missed 1t," Dempsey said. "I was hopin& it would roll &rther away from him, but he recovered quickly. But we won the pme, and I could overlook the fact I screwed up on the bases." Dou& Dcl rncc~ cxtenucJ Im hit- ting streak to 11 pmes with his 16th homer and a triple to dnve m four runs for the Angels, who went ahead 3-0 in the first and regained the the lead at 5-4 in the tb.ud Gary Rocnicke's eighth homer in the bottom of the third created a 5-5 tic that lasted until Dempsey hit his fourth homer on a 3-2 pitch from Jim Slaton. 4-6. The Angels had 10 bits ·off Scott McGregor, 14-11, during his 61/> innings. Sammy Stewart went the rest of the way to notch his seventh save. DcCmccs, with 12 RBI m five sames and 22 in August, rapped a two-run triple in the first and scored on a single by Brian Downing. He homered in the third followina the second of three bits by Bobby Grich. Baltimore, which snappc<J a thrce- same losing streak. took a 4-3 lead in the first after loadfog the bases on two walks and a bunt single by John Shelby. . A walk to Eddie Murray forced in the first run, and another scored as Wayne Gross grounded into a force play. Joe Nolan's sinale and Rocmcke's double completed the scoring. It was the third straight lo~s for the Angels, who fell 2112 sames behind the American Lca1ue West-leadina Minnesota Twins, who beat Boston. Mike Witt (11-9) faces Mike Bod- dicker ( 14-8) in today's 11 :20 game which will be televised locally on Channel 4. After the senes finale Sunday, top in Baltimore and New York await the Angels next week. Bobby Grich of the Anaela alides acroM home plate aafely u llaltlmore catcher 11# .......... Rick DelDJ>M7 applies the late taa durlnC flnt lnnlnl of Friday•• aame. . - UCLA, USC file suit against CF A, television n ·etworks LOS ANGELES (AP) -UCLA and the University of Southern California acru in,a the College Foot- ball Auoc1auon (Cl A) of sclhna the tclcvi ion nahts to football pmes It does not own, ha filed uit in federal court apin t that organi1ation. tt" s anoouncrd f'riday. The two schools JOtncd "Ith the Pacifi('·IO Confi renrc and the Bia Ten Conference in filina the federal __.-..-:1u1l m t lhl: CfA. T:V. · PN. the Uni\ 1ty of Neb ka and the Un ave uy of Notre Dame. The complaint aocu the dcfc!n· dant of viol tion of anlt·fru t I w and brca h of contruct. .. U Chan· ........... .,,~- Young called the Cf A refu~I to allow the UCLA-Nebraska and Southern Cal-Notre Dame aames to be telc- viStd "'°unreasonable that we ha\;c no other anion ' Youna appeared at a new con· fc~nce at UCl with Jon trau • ~nior vic:e pte!idcnt fi r adm1n1 • U'ltion at Southern Cal. in announc- ing the suit, h1ch ks for a preliminary and pcrman nt injuno- tia.n.apins.t the FA qrccmcnt 1lh 1t1 mcm~r school . Bc:>th cmph sitC'd that the P c·IO n<l BiJ Ten have a contract With ens co sho\\ their home me but 1};e t·A emcnt \\ith 8 apparently proh1 tt F'. t ms, mclud1n • ii .. LOS ANGELES (AP) - Honc)CUtt scattered nine hits in inmnp and rookie Ken H pitched strong relief in leading Los Angeles Dodacn to a 2-l ' i over the Philadelphia Phillies F night. Honeycutt. 10-7, didn't allo earned run, but bad to pitch o trouble in every inning but the as be raised bis career record the Phillies to 3-0. Howell al just one hit and struck. out four 1-3 innings of relief. Philadclpb1a ace Steve C 11-6, allowed the OOdgcrs only hits, but was ~ with the when l..Os An&clcs collected fo those hits in a two-run fourth m Philadelphia scored an un run off Honeycutt m the innina. Ozzie Vtr1Jl cracked the of two doubles and went to thi Glenn Wilson's fl) ball. After H cutt booted Ivan DcJcsus' Carlton struck. out and Juan Sa 4iCOrcd Virgil "ith a ground double. Lo Angeles came back Carlton iv.o tnnings later. Anderson o~ncd with a sin&)e. Pedro Guerrero inaJcd and we SC'COnd on the throw. Mike M sent home Anderson "With a arou to hort. One out later, tc~ Y s1n&)C'd Guerrero to thmf'"'ind 5COrcd on a double b> Grq 8 The two team play again to on Hollywood Stars' Night. of the prc-pme promotion, the won't tart unt1l 8 o'clock. Alejandro Pena ( 12-6) will o Jeny Koosman ( 12-10) 1n the pme of tM scri . ,. Golfer is buried with his putter, full playtng outfit m AP dl1patcMI • HOUSTO.N -TtiomH John - Caradonio. a aolf enthusia t who died last lll:::;;il iwcek of a heart attack on the ciJhth arcen. was buried in his full golf.ina ~With a puller in ha riaht hand. "It would have been his request," said Bruce ~man, another avid aoJfer and a lonatime friend. "He knew none of us would remember him in a •rcautar business suit.," ~hman said ... We would ~member him in casual clothes. like he wore when he playina golf." Earthman said C•radon1o's cbtldren made the dcc1s1on to bury their father m the golf outfit. Caradonto, a real est.ate consult.ant, died Saturday morning at the aac of 70 while playina &<>If at Willowwtsp Country Club m southwest Houston. Houston Golf Association assistant director Bun Darden said Caradonio played a regular Saturday morning game until his death. "He was a pretty good player" and "a real golf lo\er,'' Darden said Golf associauon member Cal Self recalled that Caradonio jomed the organtzauon on the same day that he did in 1967. Asked about the putter in the casket, Self said "Everybody was surprised to sec 1t there. I'd Rever.~n anything like that at a funeral before. but recogruzmg his interest in golf, 1t wasn't really aU that unusual." QUoteoftbecliy · ,... 0....,., Texaa Renger flrtt t>eMman. on rumors that his ~ ctub WM about to ~ulnt the Yank ... ' Dave Wlnflekt: ''The onty way we could hive Wlnfteld ta If he bOUght the t.-m and put himself lo the ftneup.'' Twin• 21A gam.ea up on :Angela Mickey Hatcber Kirby 1->ucbtnnd hii T1 Telaf•l lCd 1 l~H1t attack: with thrtc hits apiece Frid•> night as Minne~~ held off Boston. 6·5, uppm the Twins lead, o-.cr the Angels to lV> pmes in the Amen n l.eaJut West. Hatcher had two doubles and a in&Je and drove in two runs Puckett smalcd three time $COttd one run anddro,cinanothcr, VJf\ilcTeufd had thrcesingkund o~ onoe ..• In other Amencan Lnauc gamei, Breu B1Uu napped a fiftb·inninJ tic with a t¥t~run sinak and AIHlre n ratoa homertd to spark Cleveland past Milwaukee. 5.3 •.. Dave JUJaimaa cracked an RBI sinitc during a four-run first innina and then blasted his 30th homtt, a two-run shot, m the third to carry Oakland to' a 7-3 victory over New York. It was the A's founh straight victory ... ~ll Gibson ingled home two run~ in the first inning and Milt WUcoll continued his mastery over Scat- Batc!Mrr tic as Detroit beat the Manne~ 6-2. A crowd of 36,496 1n Tiger Stadium brought !he team's auendanoe to 2,056.171 for the season, breaking the old record of 2.031,847 set in 1968. the last time Detroit won the World Series ... Ernie Whitt belted a two-out home run in the ninth lnning ni~t to hfi Toronto to a 4--3 decision over Chkago. Wh1tt's ninth home run of the season came after Willie Upshaw of the Blue Jays dnlled his 18th homer. a solo shot, with two outs in the eighth to tie it 3-3 ... Pe&eO'Brlen hit a two- out, two-run home run 1n tbc bottom of the ninth inn!n& off Kansas City relief ace Du Quisenberry to give Texas an 8-6 victory over the Royals. Carda' Andujar stifles Braves JoaquJn Andujar fired a two-hitter for a seven innings to become the major league's first 16--game winner and also si ngled home a tying run. leading St. Louis to a 3-1 tnumph Friday night over Atlanta. Cllrla Speier homered and doubled and drove in two runs 1n suppon of Andujar, 16--11, who struck out eight and walked two ... In other National l..eajue games, Jim Pankovlta delivered a two-run single m the 10th mning as Houston rallied for a 7-4 victory over Ptttsbu!Jh. extending the Astros' winning streak to seven games .. Marlo Stelilbrenner told to pay charity NEW\ ORK -Prodded by a ftdcral -ju~c. New York Yankees owner George Steanbrcnncr and It r outfielder 0 \'( Winfield apm have ttlcd their dispute over funding for the oallplaycr's chantable roundation. Steinbt?nncr lgttCd Fridaf.to pay $375 000 owtd to the Oav1d M. Winfield ·oundation for n~y children. And Winfield gave Steinbrenner the riaht to look at the foundation's financial re()Ords so he c n keep track of how his monc) iii being spent. The settlement was approved at U S District Court in Manhattan by Ju~c RobenJ. Ward, who told both sides at an earlier heanng that while their la~e11 fouaJtt, "the underpriv1lcJC<S children remain JUSt that" William• fall• to appeal ~nalty NEW YORK -Manager Dick ~ii-a hams of the San Di o Pad~ began serving a IQ.day suspension Friday for his part in a beanball incident after the team failed to appeal the penalty, the National League waid. San Diego President Ballard Smith had said the team would appeal the suspension, handed down Thursday by NL President Chub Feeney. Had the Padres appealed the dec1s1on, the suspension would not have gone mto effect until the appeal was heard by Feeney. · Williams, who also was fined S l 0,000 for his role in the Aug. 12 incident wi th the Atlanta Brave$, spoke with Feeney by telephone Fnday. But an NL !>pokeswoman said: .. The suspension stands." Atlanta Manager Joe Torre, who had said he wouldn't challenge the d1sc1phnary action, was suspcn.ded three days and fined S 1,000. That suspension also began Friday. ·· Feature to Lyphard'• Princess DEL MAR -Lyphard's Princess, ~ nddcn by Fernando Toro, closed strongly through the stretch Fnday to capture the feature race at Del Mar. . . Carrying 11 S pounds. Lyphard's Pnnccss firushed two lengths ahead of front-running Agigael. piloted by Chns McCarron. Tele'rielon. radio Landestoy returns to Dodgers "' LOS ANGELES -The Los Angeles hii • Dodgers announced Friday that they have Soto hurled a five-hitter, striking TELIVltlON out three and walking five and 11:16 a.m. -llAllBALL~ Angell at Baltf .. re-acquired the contract of infielder~ut-Dave Parker and Cesar Cedeno more, Channel ~. clouted solo home runs to give 1:30 p.m. _ GOU:~ PGA Champfontl\ip, Cincinnati a 6-4 victocy over Qtiannel 7 Chicago. New Reds' player-man-2 pm _ H0 .. 11 RACING;-. The Travers fielder Rafael Landestoy from their Albu- querque farm club of the Pacific Coast League. Landcstoy, 31. cleared waivers Friday morrung and was expected to be in uniform when theDodgers feeed1he-Philadelpbia Phillies this weekend.--- Landcstoy hit .3'13 with no homers and 34 RBI in 66 games with Albuquerque. He staned the season with the Dodgers and was opuoncd to the Dukes on June 4. age( Pete Rose cracked two hits · · 2. md drove m two runs (rclatcst_ -,..,.,..;....;~,.... ......... llfMl~-.....,8'.n"""' stofy71'age 83) ... Ldre Dawsoa .,. T.1?·m:: -~ MW~. vi•;;;;;;; -:" and Gary Carter each homered to Women l'Gotf, Channel 4. An4aj&r help Steve Rogen win his first 2 P:;m~ -MORR RACING; Faber~ Futurity game in almost two months as MontrcaJ beat San from toe .Atamttoe (tape), Channel 9. He played in 34 games with Los Angeles, hitting .206 with one homer and two RBI. -DiCJO. 8-4. Rogers, 4-12 and loser of his last seven 2 p.m. -80CCllt Aumlnentew. Vaeco Da deasions and whose last victory came on June 19, (.lama In 8raztl1M Club Champlonlhfp Pl~ May The Dodgers have been playing recently with very hnle in the way of infield reserve help. Infielders Bill Russell and Bob Bailor arc among the Los Angeles players on the disabled bst. limited the Padres to seven hits before needing relief 27, Channel 3-i. help in the eighth from Jeff Reardon, who gained his 4 p.m. -MOTOR IPORTI: Interviews with 17th save ... Wally Backmu hit his first home run of GtorgeFoUinerand M~eyfhompeon. fllm.onthe the season with one out in the 10th inning to settle a Pontfac Flreblrd Pace Car and · the clallk) Navratilova's streak now 46 pitching duel between Dwlpt Gooden and Mike OueMnberg, Md a film CUp with ector Paul Krakow, making Gooden and the Mets 2--0 wmners WUtlmns Channel 56. over San Francisco. Gooden. 11 -8. pitched five-.hit 5 p.m. _ WIDE WORLD OF IPORT8: U.S. baseball for nine mnmgs, stnking out 12 and walking Long Courte Swimming Championships; Englllh MAHWAH, N.J. -Maruna ~ Navratilova captured her 46th consecutive singles match Friday, defcaung Barbara only one batter. Rugby i..egue, Channel 7. 6 p.m. -PRO FOOTaALL: San Francltco at San DlegO Jri pr•seuon g.me. Ch111net 2. Potter, 6-3, 6-t to advance to the semifinals McEnroe, Connors meet today of a tennis tournament here. The triumph moved Navratilova to within I 0 victories ofChn s Evert Lloyd's modem era record of 56 conseeuuve singles vtctoncs. TORONTO -John McEnroe and ~ Jimmy Connors will. ba11Je today for the first time since the Wimbledon finat when they face each other m the semifinal of the "I was never threatened on my serve so I felt pretty confident ... said Navratilova, the tournament's top seed. "Potsy was always struggling on her service pme." Player's Internauonal tennis tournament. . t' The other semifinal will pit eighth-seeded V1tas Gerulams against South Afncan Kevin Curren. McEnroe dumped hi s doubles panncr. No. 16 seed Peter Flemmg, 6-2, 6-4~ and Connors-breezed past seventh-rated Eliot Teltscher. 6-2. 6-4 m matches Friday night. Potter never won more than two points on any of Navrat+leYS's eight-service games. She-was ranked seventh m the tournament and 1s ranked 12th in the world. Olympic winners get Texas welcome More than 11O.000 greet medal-winners in final stop of tour DALLAS (AP) -Amencan Olym· pie medal winners rode tnumphantl) Fnday through a flag-waving. chant· 1ng crowd esumated at more than I I 0.000 m a red. white and blue Teitas-St)le celebration -the final parade of a whirlwind. five-city victory tour. The parade. originally planned as a welcoming celebration for the Re- publican National C'onvenuon. was tht' largest ever tn Dallas hsstor). pohce said Well""1shers on rooftops dropped shredded paper on the athletes and taped signs to sl)scraper ""1ndows. including one saving "Y'all Done Good, 1 'S.\ .. The l rowd stood 20-deep on some tdt'walks and spilled into the street despite crowd-control effons. "I think 1h1s 1!> my most special ume of m} hfe." said 9-year-old Knsten \\-onderlick of Waterville. Iowa. ""ho shrieked when gold-medal gymnast Mary Lou Retton rode pas1 .. ma conven1ble, not more than five feet away. The 186 medalists rode through the hour-lorig procession in horse-drawn carriages. antique convcn~blcs, sports cars and JCCps. At an inter- section, gymnast Peter Vidmar led teammates m a spontaneous back flip. "They're all a little bit different." gymnast Ban Conner said of the stops on lhe medalists' tour, which began m California at\er the Los Angeles Olympic Games and included trips to New York, Washington and Orlando, Fla. "Everyone's so fired up. It's just~ great," he said. At one intersection, 16 people stood on a Dallas pohoe car. Con- struction workers carrying American flags watched from scaffolding and ledges. "We can't see very much and we don't know who half these people are. but we love 1t." said Susan Schneider. standing on a car bumper with a co- worker dunng the lunch-hour pro- cession. No arrests were made and no incidents or inJunes were rcponed, pohce spokesman Bob Shaw said. The crowd was estimated at 110.000. 10 p.m. -80X1NG: From Mexico Ctty. Channel~. .__.__.__. __ RADIO_ . 11 a.m. -IAIE8ALL: Angell at BaltJmore, KMPC(710). 2:25 p.m. -HORI! RACtNG: Travera.Stakee. KNX(1070). 1 p.m. -"'O FOOTaAU.: Green Say at Ramt. l<MPC (71 ----· t 8 p.m. -8A8DALL: Phlladelphla at Ood~. KABC (790). r "'v Ashford wins sprint event in Germany BERLIN tAP) -American Evelyn A. hford clocked l 0.92 scconds m the women's I 00 meters fnday .an the first ofa series of post.Olympic track and field mect11n Europe. Ashford won the Olympic gold medal at lo• A_nJ~lc1 in IO. 97. Her time here -cheered by a crowd of 35,000- was better than the I0.9Sclocked byl'ter East Oerman arch rival, Marlie Gocbr, at Prafuo Thuriday. . . A hford was timed in 0.92 in the fint prehmmary heat She subsequent!)'. won the race in 10.94. Coun- tryw'oman Florence Gnffi~ was ~~nd i~ 10. 99, and third was another American, Diane Wilhams. LO I !.10. . There were 19 Los Angeles aold medal wmnen 'to th.c West Berhn Olympic Stadium, but Sovaet b!oc compeu- tion was basically limited to Czechoslovakian shot put world rn.mp1on Helena Fibin~crova. The Soviet bloc was tta&lna its own track and field meets -the Fnendship Games -in PraJUe and Moscow at the same time as the annual West Derian eve~t. FibinJerova was able to oome to West Bcrhn because her event m Praaue was on Thursday. Fibsngerova won with a toss of 68-JO. ahead of the West German Los Angeles champion, Oau~ia Losch, 66-Q'h and another West German, Vera Schmidt. 57·1 L A~erica's 400-mcter hurdles Olympic champion, Edwin Moses, won his l 06th raoe m a row in 48.49. His winning time in Los Anaeles was 47.~S .. Americans placed second and third in the event, ~n under clear skies and in moderate West Bcthn temeeratures. Andre Phillips was second, clockina 49.03 .and Tranel Hawkins third tn 49.17. Finland's Olympic hammer throw c~ampion, Juha Tiaincn won with 2S0-8, well below bl$ Los An&eles medal-winning throw of2S6-2. . America's Olympic 100 meters hurdle. champ10~, Benita Fitzgerald, won in 13.1 l, CO!-!lpared with l2.S4 to Los Angeles. Holland's Marjan OliJslager clocked 13.23 and America's Kim Turner 13.33. Calvin Smith, a member of the U.S. 4 x 100 meter relay team that won Olympic gold in world record time at Los Angel.cs, won the 100 meters here in 10.~3. American Harvey Glanoe was second m 10.24 and Canada's Desay Williams third in 10.41. Olympic marks topped ia Rf.ague PRAGUE, Czechoslovllkia (AP) -Irina Meszynski of East Germany set a world reoord in the women's discus throw Friday with a toss of240-8 as F.ast ~~~opean ~om~n continued to beat Olympic marks at their S~d. Meszynw. a 22-year~ld from East Berlin. made her record-breaking throw in her third attempt. . . , The old mark of 240-4, held by the SoVlet Uruon s Galina Savinkova, was set on May 29, 1983. Meszynsk.i:s throw was 26.3 than the !Dar~ o~ 214-5 posted by Ria Stalman of the Netherlands m winruna the Olympic gold m~ at Los Anaeles.. . Savinkova firuabed fourth., managing no better than 229-4. s·-·---· Seven athletes had better throws than w1.u.uau s Olympic result. . . . Mari,-ia Stepanova of the Sovtet Union spni;lted to victory in 53.67 m the 400 meters hurdles, posuna the second best result of all time. Stepanon almoll was a IOOOnd faster than ~ Olympic record mark of Morocco's Nawal el Moutawakil, who was timed in S4.6 I . . . Stepanova led a clean sweep by the Soviet Uruon .. World champion Yekaterina Fesenko was second m 54.42, also better than cl Mouta~ wb:ile ~orld reoord holder Margarita Ponom~v~ third m 54.65. Her world mark is 53.58. The "Spanakiad" is being staged to allow athlet~ from the Soviet bloc a chance to compete after their Communist governments pulled out of the Olympics. Some athletes bitter about missing tour WASHINGTON (AP) -While the United States' 200 Olympic medal winners bask in an hcroe's welcome with their nationwide tour, the view from the sidelines may be leaving a bad taste in the mouths of those who did not win medals and were not invited along. "Obviously, I wish they bad ta.ken the entire team," Arn Kritslcy, a weightlifter from Vienna, Va., who placed ninth in Los An&eles, told the Wuhiniton Post. "People have been asltina me about it all week. But I understand the logistics of it." The Southland Corp., a major corporate sponsor of the team, ex- tended the invitation for the tour, which began Monday morning in Los Angeles, whett President Reapn called them "heroes." With their auests, the athlettc entourage bas grown to more than 400. The entire U.S. tt!'am numbered S97 athletes. "We've beard that before," said Harry Carlson, a spokesman for . Southland. "They say, 'All the ath- lete tried hard.' But it boils down to a budJet item. There comes a time when you have to turn the meter off." soc off •dulJ_tlcket with •d ORANGE COUNTY ti# before a flaa•wann, crowd eetl.lliatecl at more than· fi0.000. He said that jf the medal winoen had been asked to leave family members at home, many would have turned the trip down. "I think the JUCSt thin& lS what really IWUnJ it (or a lot of them." \ f .I ~~!o~!l~!'9!1AMA GUN SHOW BIGGER a BETTeR THAN l!VeR S.t., Aug. 18 & Sun., Aug. 19 BUY-SELL-TRADE 350 TRADE T "8LES Ft-.:tturlng Guns -Antique & Modern Ammo -War Relles & Surplus lndl n Arttr.acu -Rugs & J w lry -Coins AdmluJon •a.so Cltlldren Under 14 •t.so SO' on w/lld ('MWtl Wlln,,,. ~ HOUllSi SAT .. SUH. t to I OMNG8 COUNTY PAHtGltOUHDS NIW PllODUCTS ,.AVIUON, l&.DS. tO Int•, a.te l·A Al'H ....... 0# .. c.... Meu ,_ •ecorde4 lntet pt41 ... -7617 V' NO DOWN O.A.C. ...,.. llectrfc Start ...,.. Automatic UllT[I TIME OILY! CdM rallies for 6-6 tie accounted ror the other aoal. CdM took a 2·1 lead after one period, but fell behind in the second, 4·3. and wu still ooc back tntcrina the final quan.cr. ln aoal wa Dave Di taunct. Two sames remain for C'dM, both gainat foes from Northern Call- fomia. Today, Corona was to "' a Concord with a date aaainst I repraent.ativc from Marin County on tan unday. The Corona d.cl Mar team 11 bdnJ COIChcd 1Jy former UC Irvine ltlnd· out John Varpa, who 11 thebtotherof Olympic m mern r Joe va,.,.s •nd a member oft~ lJ.S. nataonal 8 &c.am. Varps is also the head water polo roach or the Corona del Mar varsll) uad ... Algazi excited about flrst pro tourney EDITOR'S NOTE: Je SJc;JJ A.l&Jui, a formerO>ron1 de/ Mat Hilb tcnms st11nd9ut no'! pl11ym1 on rhc U.S. Tennis A.'50C11tion Women's Circuit after Pl•yins in National Amateur t\.'Cnt1, pves htr reactions in th~ fiflh ofa ~nc) ofarticleJ. • By JESSICA ALGA.ZI .......... .,.., .... . After a Iona. weary day which mcluded a 2'h·hour plane trip. a thrtc-hoW' bus trip an9 a 30-minute cab ride, rve finally amvcd in Delray Beach, 1'1orida for the fint of two tournaments that I will be partici- patina in on the United States Tennis Association's Women's Cucuit. After playinf on the USTA'' Amateur Circwt for the t five weeks. in cities which could not ex.acOy be called "aardcn spots.·· 1 felt ·as if I must have died and went to heaven when J arrived al Laver'a International Tennis Resort here in Delray Beach. . Now this is more like it! After liv1n1 m low bud&Ct motcb for the past five week / I'm very happy to bt ••tounaina" in my t~o bedroom, two-bath condo sur- rounded by palm trees. three clubhouses, three ~ls .•. not to mention the 49 tenni:: courts as ~ou might imaaine, the beach is also easily 1blc &bro ~ huttle The Wom n·, Ctrou11 c~ a buJCj ---~~.P~loe1thercomm1 1 a Bur, nee pp n, ilhCre are constant prOfcs onal t ruus p ayer or abandon reminders that I'm here to p!a~ tenms the idea. nd that lhc counuy club atmosphere The goat is to 1ptn pQlnts wtucb iSJUSl ·& bonu . count towardworklrantinp.MOltof Location aside, the-amateur ortt1it the players Who oom~ in CbeiC and pro circuit arc quite different in tellite toumamcnu are ranked bc>- many ways. Thcamatcurcireuitis the tween 75 and 275 an the wottd. I won I tstep before the pro sateJhte circuit my first half-point 10 lhe qualifyina and the USTA Women's Circuit draw. Even Martina bad to tart ( tellitc) is the firsutep into the pros. somewhett! The country club atmosphere 1s I've always p Cd a lot of tennis nothing more than a facade which but even I was 'led to see ho somehow fails to camouflaae what I much tennis ev~onc is playi~ know is really the intense killer MOS1 of &he women arc on the courts an tina of the women on the pro for at least (our houn a day ..• and tennis circuit. that's in IOCklegJee and l~~nt Ifs a challcnac to remain feminine, humidity. but at feels good to know that beina In switchina 10· the Women's compctctU docsn•t have to mean a Cirant. I haYC made a bit sacrifice. I loss of femininity. · actually traded men lor a fancy The Amateur Cimm. on lhc other hand, schedule men' and women'1 evenu 11 the aamc location Tbcte tS a 101moreopportunity10 be I. Ooo't take my compla nts too senoUsly. rm suit bavu~a fun. Tomorrow, I leave for Key 81scayne, Aa., where my circuit WJll end. The tournament at Key Biscayne is the last befOTC the U.S. Open arid will be very touab lO get into. 1've been ludy so far and I'm looking forWard lO the srand finale. Pa~~ trip -Redskins FromAP ...,.t~es W ASHJNGTON -Tom Ram1C)' aod CraiJ James. two 0 oiled States f 00tball leque castoffs. combined on a 40-yard touchdown pass in the fourth quarter to sperk the New En&land Patriots to a 31-27 victory over the Washioaton Redskins in a National Football League exhibitionr.me Friday ni&hl Mosi atupu. who ran for or»yard score in the first half. added a 23;.yard touchdown to provide the final matfin of victory~ the first pre.«a$()D triumph for the Patnou in two years. Redskins-moved to the Patriot ~yard line. On a second and pl from 9, 'lbe:ismano avoided t would-be tacklers and rushed up the middle for touchdown and a 7-0 Washi.JlllOn lead th.it would bold throu&b the first quarter. Ramsey, who played at both Los AngclCs and Oakland ·last year in the USFL before comi!ll to the Patriots, was inserted in the fourth quarter a.ft& quaiterbick Tony Eason was forced to the 11delines with a shoulder injury. . Three p~ later,~~ hit James, w~ played here Battle 17. St. Loa& 7 · wtth the USFL's Wuhinston Federals, COllltJll out of the • ~-~~-.--.~~~-=~:fa·-=--~ tilCtftikt Jama bitOti away from ~~ at the line . SEATILE-QuaiteibjjcksDaveJ<iiCKandJim andda.rted40yardslhrouahtheWashingt0nsccondaryfor 'eacbpused~ aneiia~ a 24-111~ Wi1b: 11 min.ites rtaminiOI; -': . r--.a" • . . . . After ,Tatupu•s second touchdovm, tht Redskins' ~'"nals ancf extend ~CU' eXb!bi~o record !<> 4-0 .• c1o5Cd to'31-20on Mark Moseley's 32-yard field goal with Z.orn.. who lost hu ~Job t~ ~ """-• 7: 37 remain ins; Wubin1100 cut the deficirlurther when throuab last ~n. found second-)'CI! wide recca ver Babe Laufenberl hit Steve Stapler with a 36-yard Castor alo.ne in th_c end zone for a 4G=yald touc.hdo • touchdown pass with 3:04 to play. stnke late to the thi!d Quarter for a 17· 7 Seahawks Jea The defendiq National Conference champions bad Seattle place-ki~kcr Nonn Johnson bad '?rokcn a -!J one last chance at takina poues ion at their -0wn 3S ~dcadlock~tha37-yatdfieJd~midway.m --~--,11• followina a punt with l:4S lO play. lauf~ moved the third quarter, followina a recovcey by Free.id Young ofli Redskins to the Patriot 33 before Fred Marion picked off a Earl FC!fell fumb~e. . pass with 10 seconds rcmaimna. Kriq. who directed the Seabav.'ks mto the Am The Patriots, trailina 17-10 at intermission. pulled FootballConferencetitleP.1I1clasueason.hitfo~of · t even three minutes into the second half following a pass at~ptS for 48 yards to the first baJ!. induclq a J. Redskin turnover. Rookie Jay Schroeder's first pass in the yard sconng pass to fullback Cullen Bryant early m prMCaSOn was pic'ked off at the Washin&ton 4-y&rd line by second quart~r. . . linebacker Don Blackmon who retUm.ed it to the l. Oa the St. Lows. 2-1, got 1ts touchdown on 1ts 'SCCcetl Seattle back Callen Bryant reac h es u p to fnb a MCODd~ 13-yard touchdown > paaa from Da" Krtec dorm.-DL eJdd- bltlon iame agalnat St. Loula "1trlday. next play fullback Tony Collins ran it in for the equalizer. pocscssion in the e>penin& quarter on an 87-yard, lS- The Redskins took the openin& kickoff and drove 73 march that consumed 9:58. Neil Lomu. who was yards behind Joe Theismann. The NFL•s Most Valuable Cardinals' quartttbeck for the fant three periods, Player in 1983 completed S comecutivt: puses u the one yard to tight end Dous Man.b for the lone scoce. ·---~-------- ,I COL LEGE FOOTBALL ~----_ ..... "!":;-~~-1'"~=--::"l -~ """ --- Fluti ralic, Mceallum: Bestin-East- By tbe Aaaoclated Pre11 The East is no lonacr least. Two Eastern teams have won national college football cham- pionships in the la!t ~i&ht years (Pin an 1976, Penn State in 1982) and three finished in the top 20 a year ago (West Virginia 16th, Pitt 18th, Boston College 19th). Add on Penn State, whkh wtll be trying to extend NCAA records of 26 consecutive winnini seasons and 45 straiaht non-losrna campaians. and you can sec that four of the recion's nine Division l·A teams we~ pretty aood in l 983. ThiJ year, Syracuse hopes to join the ranks of winnina teams. The East will command its shai:cof national attention thanks to three of the top players in the country - oflcns1vc tackle Bill Fralic of Pttt, quarterback DouJ Autic of Boston College and runmng baclc Napoleon McCallum of Navy. Pitt already bas started a campaign des~ed to make the 29().pound Frahc, a twe>-time All-American, the tint interior lineman to capture the Hcisman Trophy. Although West Virginia and Pitt finished rugbcr in the '83 rank.inas. Boston College won the Lambert- Meadowlands TroCL u the top team in the EasL The es' 9-3 record included victoncs over Oemson, Penn State and Alabama before a one- point loss to Notre Dame in the Li~BowJ. Auhc, who threw for 2, 724 yards last year and needs 2,490 to become the top passer in major-<:e>llCRC his.- tory, 1s one of nine offensive starters returnina. Nose guard Mjke Ruth heads seven defensive starters. "We have a chance to be a very good football team again," says Coach Jack Bicknell .. I really feel aood about lhis team. We've made put strides in our overall strength and speed, and that is what aivcs you a chance to wine~ you play." A rugged schedule includes trips to Alabama. West V~nia, Penn State and defending national champion Miami. It marks the third year in a row that BC must play the defending nauonal champion. The Eagles tied Oemsoo 17-17 in t 982 and beat Penn State 27-17 last season. Jeff Hostetler is still part of the West VirJinia family, but it's Coach Don Nehlen's-hc married Nehlen's dauJhtcr -and the Mountaineers must find a replacement at Quat· tctback. If heir-apparent Kevin ~le comes thro\llh, WVU should put points on the board thanks to nine retumina offensive starters plus placckicker Paul Woodside. whose career shows 7J.;of-75 extra points and 59-of-70 field ~s. But the defen9C is full ofbolcnnd, tf West Virsinia is to continue its winnioi ways (three 1trai~l 9-3 seasons), Nchlco must rebw.ld that unit or the Mou.ntainettS .. could fiacc a Iona year." Pitt returns nine offensive starters and six on defense from its 8-3-1 Fiesta Bowl team. Coach Foee Fazio's priorities arc finding ree!_acements at center and free safety.~ Panthcn are strong most everywhere else, Florida S t ate better t lian Miamf? Hurricanes could play second fiddle to u·pstate rival as South 's top team year, but for many years to come." Because of -its-l0SSC1, Miami doc n't figure to be the South's most serious contender for the national title this year. In fact, the Hurricanes miaht play second fiddle to upstate rival Aorida State as the area•s stronJCS! major indcpendenL If the South is to continue its recent dominati6n of Associated Preu championships-the region has won five of the last six national titles-the most logical contender is Auburn. Coach Pat Dye's TiJcn, armtd with one of the nation's most gifted athletes in All-American halfbaCk Bo Jackson. enter the season riding a 10- gamc winning streak. •·1 think we have a legitimate chance for a conference and national title!' Dye said. ··1 think it's just like it's been," Dye with each lcque lookina at wholesale said of the SEC race ... lt'll be close and chanacs at the quanerback spoL it'll be a war. There will probably be a Nine of last yea.r's top l 0 rushers half~ozen teams wilh a legiumatc return in the SEC, headed by chance to win it." Auburn's Jackson who had 1,213 Auburn and Aorida appear to be yards out of the TtF" Wishbone; the class of the lcaaue. wiill Alabama. Tennessee's Johnnie Jones, who had Georgia and Tennessee placed in the l.ll6yards;Alabama'sR1ckyMoore, next 11oup and Louisiana State and with 947, . and Aonda's Neal possibly Missi5$1pp1 ranking as dark· 1 Anderson, with 83S. . . horse contenders. Top runners returrung 1n the ACC The area's other m~or conference include the league's 1983. leader, -the Atlantic Coast-faces another Ethan Horton of North Carolina, who year in which its best team won't win had 1,107 yards; Joe Mcintosh of the championship. Clemson, the North Carolina State, who had l ,~l 1981 national champion, entcn the yards. and Robert Lavette ofGeollJa final season of a probation ~at T~h. who had. ~3. yards d p1tc prevent the :n ers from compct ~slnwed.hy 1.0JUDCS. . . for the conference title. The two 1983 leaden an pass1na With Clemson ineli&ible. a th.rec-yardage in the SEC return. but they way fight for the ACC crown is ~ the only start1na. quarterbacks expected amona Maryland, Nonh back in the fold. Kurt · Paac of Carolina and Gcorsia Tcc:h. Vanderbilt pa\Sed for 3.178 ~s last Jt will be the ye~r of the runn!DJ year anct JetT Wic enham of I.SU bock in both the SE and the ACC. thttw for 2.~·U. cspcciaUy at li.Debacker (Troy Benson and Caesar Aldisert). defensive end (Chris Doleman). plus. the passi114 duo of quantrback John Congemt QHQNNATI (AP,)_ Pel9 RoM. and split end Bill Wallacle. ,____.,. ._, ._ ~'--" .. , think as a unit defens1vely we -.....-.. ·--·~· can be Sood.·• says Fazio, .. but maybe hoopla. put him 11W IMO thil ~· d . ha bee ~ .Mneup tor hie ~ • l*Yer-not as orrunattng as we ve n ___ Of 'the OHm•_. Reds (Pitt ranks first nationally over the .. _.__ last five years). The consistency wtll Frtdliy nlllM and .... •• d have to come qwckly because of our In h9 · h .. ..._. ligllill..t .schedule (Briaham Youns for open-~ tlf ltltoQ_I - crs, then Oklahoma). Offm.sivcly, we 9COftna ·lllnale ·WMf· NeCf*'9 8d feel pretty good about that uniL" t>eMWilhahledftr9tlldiWhen A young Penn State team rccovC'red blll WM~ .. ; .. tor• error: from last year's (}.3 start to finish A crowd of 31.000 -•• 8-<t-l, including an Aloha Bowl wt.Iii hmd -.. ~ b9b'8 triumpbo~Washington. Coach Joe Roee w ,_,.. --~ Paterno (l 7(}.38-2 in 18 )cars) must tt1la W9lik -~ Aoee ..., • ., reptacc key performers at wide ~ ~ owilllOl• llftd produOed a oe1ver, fullback. both lmcs. inside Clllmlwll illll ...... on the ~ linebacker and strong safety. -...... --. .-.n ot tM man "There's no one area. wilh ihc ~·~ .. "81Q Red Ma- exc:cption ·of quarterback ·(Dou& CNne•· 1n .. 1970a. Strang). whercwcarercallyoutstand-TM gerna WM hetd up fcw. 10 ioa and experienced." Paterno says. rinutee _ a ......_ .llt RMlrfr(int However, D.J. Dozier rushed for ·-"' t ,002 yards as a freshman to com pie-Stacttum -whlla t.ns ftowd Into ment Strang's I,~ pa5Sll18 yards the pin. The~ •tlea and 19 touchdowns. wee 1..-C..CS to draw mote4han "I'm not as optimi tic in the sense 100,000, one d the ~ .attenO- that some of the fans would Ii.kc me to MCee llra ROM Wt-the· Rede In be," says Paterno. ··we ha~e an 1971. extremely difficult schedule, v.-e will LOCll ellli 11'00 s'4 radio -bc-awfultvvounlnd tliitoothcrs me tJone he¥e *'*"ed ~city u much as-anytbin& else... P"°"'°'9on tor ....... return. Md DefcnscwastheoamcofSyracusc·s local ,....,..,... haW d~ game ID 1983 (only two opponents the st°') .aw from peg.. rushed for more than 200 yards) and eanner. proc:l9fring "Re!Pete should be again, with tadJc Tim TM Qlary, .. ·wa1rmme Home Greenleadingthe,_,-ay.Tbc6-Srccord P9te'' Md limply ••i4," the was the best sm~ 1979, but -.bile the number tMt hill not been ~ defense was hOldiq the oppo 1t1on to here tilnCe 91 WM '*-hUhQ ~ffOm two touchdowns or l nine time . ANiwtront • ....._ whlle Marge the offense manaacd to 1COre more • than two TDsjust three times. Coach SChOtt, • lrdM 1"'*_.""""*111r of the ttcrMatPhl'T'SO ~w-Aede.;Nr9da~1oft)t• improvement witti mo t of the first the ~ dlllP'ftl • llOn t t two units intact and a t0lid runnina "Encl or 'The WOlll -We pmc. Got Role." Navy's workhorse McCallum ltd Ac. had Mid he ~ r thecountryinall-pu~ru!hinal t atat .wlWOUkS ~ptnchhlt fall (216.I yards a aame ~~. The nation will get an early ind1ca- tion of Auburn's t~nsth when the Tiaen tan&lc with Miami at Ea~t Rutherford, N .J .• on Aug. 27 and then vis.it Texas another ch1mpion1h11> contender. on pt. l S. Auss1es contlnue swim success Chrisco wins scratch main Aorida tatc and Mtamt appear to be the clus of the 10 major andepcn· dent in the South, wtth dcfcnswc· mandcd Virginia Ttth. up-ando(l()m• fna Memphis ;iatc-.nd st Carolina, whid\ ranked No. 20 la t car, 1n hnt to challcnac for area supremacy. ubum tJ tbe~s-:on iiVont to ca,pturc the SouthcaS1em onfcrcncc title for •he K(Ond year an a tOY.\ wit aNov.Jshowdown in tFlondaat Oatnmdlc loomi 1. Potenual-~=St~OOkWClU. E champion hip pme Florid hat n vcr "''On th con· ftrcnce utJc. but rtey Pell h 47 l~tt rmcn k from la 1 vtar·a ·l· 1 team. Orange Coast OAIL'f PILOT/ turday, Augu t 18, 1984 f oR HH REcoRo I ~ I I . . " MAJOR LIAGUE STAND4MOS AnwtcenL....-. ' WllST DWI,._ W L !I'd. Ga 63 57 .sn 61 '° .!Ot 2~ 60 63 Ml 4\0) St u -•\'\ 5162.AIJS s;s " 4"7 'l'I Sl " 4' 1l •AST OIVISK>H IO Q t50 " 52 .570 10 63 SI .521 16 63 SI ~l 1' u s' _,,, 11 i.l 70 '31 21 52 10 .'26 27~ Pl'l8n $ciw. ISlltlllTIOI'• '· ...... s . C:levfiano 5, MllwaukM 3 MlnMM1ta 6, Boston 5 Detroit 6, S..ltte 2 ~lel\d 7, New Yortt 3 T111a1 I, KanMlt City 6 Toronlo •. Chlcego 3 TM8Y'sCWM$ ~ (Witt ll·f) al llalllmore (!Sod• dlel<er 14·1) MlnnHOI• (8 Ulchef' 10•9 •nd Catttuo 0-0l •• eo.1on 119ovd 7·9 and Jonnson 0-1> 2 • Mllwaukff (McCIUf't 3·51 al Cleveland (Smith 4·•>. (nl Toronto tAleunder ll·S) al ChlcaC>O le.Mister 11-7>. (nl S..ttle (Geltel O·O) at O.lroll (8ertn9Utf S·I), (n) Oakland CMcCattv 7-9) al New Vork (N\onltiu.sco 0-2), (n) KanM11 Cltv (8tadt 11-101 at Tens (Darwin 6·1), (n) SUodaY'• Gamel Allells at 8attlmora saa111e •I O.troil Ml"""11uilM at Cleveland Oallland at N-Vork Minnesota at 8o1ton Toronto at ChlQ90 Kansas City •I Ttus, (n) Nan.n.I L .. eue WEST DIVISION W L .. ct. GI S&n Diego 7\ SO .5V Allanla 62 60 .SOI 9\lt Ded8ilr'S 61 61 .500 10\IJ HOUiton 61 62 .'96 ll Clncinnoll S2 70 .'26 19th San Francisco •5 73 .311 2•~ EAST DfvtStON Chicago 70 Sl .579 N-York 67 Sl .561 1\IJ Ptllladelphla 63 S6 · ..529 6 ~~::.:I : = :: 9\.\ Pnt~lt st '°"" .A26 i:~ • 1'11l!lrs seerts Ded8ilr'S 2, PllfladelOl'ir. 1 - Housto11 7, Pllllburoti • (10 Innings) Cincinnati 6, Chlceoo • St. Louis 3, Allanl• 1 Montreal e, San Dleoo • New Vork 2, San Fr•nclsco o ( 10 Innings) TedaY's Games PlllladelPhla (Koosman 12· IO) at o.d9erl (P• ll-6), (n) Atlanta (Brlnolanl CH) at SJ. Louis <Cox 6·91 New Yorlt (o.rtlno 11·5) ar San Fr•n· clsc:o (t.auev 6• 11l Houston (LaCou 6·3) at Pittsburgh (0.Leon 6·9), (n) Chlcego (Suldlffe 10-ll at Clnclnoatl (McGafflvan 3-Sl, (n) SUlldaY'• Gemes Pllllade!Phle at ~ Houston at Pittsburgh Clllc.ago at Cincinnati Atlanta 81 SI. l.o<.lls New Yorll at San Francisco, 2 Montreal at Sen Dleoc> AMERJCAN LEAGUE Os-lain ,, Aftllltt_ s CAUFOttNIA BAL TIMOflE orllbt aorllbl llenkluz rf S I 1 0 MKVnG rf 2 1 0 0 Grlctl 2t> s 2 3 o SM!bvd 4 1 1 o l.vnncf so o o RIJ*enn 3 1 1 o O.Cncs 3b 4 2 2 • EMUf'JY lb 3 o 1 1 Downing If 4 o 1 1 Grou 3b • 1 O 1 RtJkandh l O 1 O TCruz3b 0 O O O DMl!ler lb 3 0 2 0 Nolan dh .. 0 2 1 Wiifong 2t> 1 0 0 0 GRonck If ' 1 2 2 SChofild ST ~ 0-Dauer 2b .D 0 0 Sc:onln llfl I o O O e>emcnv c • I 2 1 Plcclolo H 0 0 0 0 Boorre c_ 3 0 0 0 Nerron c 1 O O O Tebb J7 S 11 S T...,_ JI 6 t 6 S<MebY""*'91 C8INof1lla J02 000 000-s 8e11tmere 401 CIOl IOx-6 Game WlMlng RISI -~ (2) E~lpken DP-eallfmor• 1. LO&-Callfornle 7, 8attlmor• 6. 28-GRoenleke. 3&-0eCltlCft. HR-0.Cln<*S (16), GRoenk:M (I), 09mPMV W . s-scnoflald. • H RER II SO CllllfonM Slaton L,•-• • 9 6 6 5 6 a.mmora McGr.or-W;l ... H '1-3> ·1& 6 .. 4 . 0 3 SSltw.r1 S,7 22-3 1 0 0 0 2 HBP-RtJackson (by McGregor) T-2;35 A-29,'32. NATIONAL LEAGUE Dodeen 2, Ph9les 1 PHILADELPHIA LOS ANGELES 8b r 11 bl Semuet 2b S 0 I 1 VHavei cf SO 1 o Sclundl lb 4 0 I 0 Lezcano rt • O I o Wcknts lb 3 O 2 o Corcorn lb I O O O Vlrvllc 4120 GWllsonlf 3 0 0 0 GGross If I 0 I 0 0.JHUS SS 3 0 1 0 Matuk l>h 1 O o o Garcia u O o o o Carlton P 3 O o o Stone P11 1 O O O Andersn P 0 0 O O Su2b Andesnss Guerrer rf Marshlllf Mldndod Landr~d YHGtl'C Brodt lb Rivera 3b Honeycutt P Howellp T .... s JI I 10 1 T .... s Score bY '"'** •rllbl 3 0 1 0 3 1 1 0 4 I 1 0 • 0 0 1 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 • 0 2 I 4 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 )1 2 1 2 l"Mll~ 010 000 000-I Ln.,,..... 000 100 OOX-2 Game Wlnnlng RBI -Vea~r (SI E-Honevcun LOB-PlllledetPllla 11. l.os Angeles 9 2&-Vlrgll '1, Samuel, BrlXk S&-YN11er Cl), Brock (7) IP H " ER 18 SO ~ C.rllon L, 11·6 AllO«Mn ............. 6 1 2 2 • 0 0 0 6 1 HonevCllW,10•7 62-3 9 1 0 O 3 -Howth S,3 21-3 I 0 0 0 4 H8P-Scnmldl Cbv Honevcu11) WP-Cerllon. T-2:3' A-.J.11S MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS AIMl'!Un LMf'Ht ('f'lwwfl TlwndlY'• G.rnes) BATTING ens •I Dalt) Winfield. Naw Yor1l, .J'2, MattlnolY, ~"" Yon, 339, Hrllet(, Minnesota, .32•, EHier, Boston, .:US, Beine&, Chleeoo, .312 lltUNS DwEvans, Bolton, ;,, ArrNt. eo.ton, 71, lkirler, Clev ... no, 71. ltHenoenon. O.kland, 71, Wlntleld, N- York, '1. lltll Klnemen. O.kland, 9'. AOavla. Seellle, '2; lltlce, Botton, PO, Annai, S..ton. It, EMurrav. Balllmott ... HrTS· owa.. T~to, 1•; lltlonn, eellomol't, 1'7; MattlnolY. New VOB, 1 ... a.W, lotfon, 142, Wlntleld, New VOl'k, 1'1 oou11..es. LA~•"''"· T111u . u. car <ie, Toronto, 29, Cow.nt, Seattle, 29; DwEvtn1, Botton, H; Mlttlnellv, New vori... a. lltlPen, a.111mor1. n. l'lltlPLliS.: ~v. Toronto. ll, Colllfls. T~fo, 11. KGlbton, Detroit, t, Uptl\aw, forvnlo, f; Owlft, S..111•. 1 HOMB auNS: Arme1, Botton, iJ. Klno- tNn. Oaklel>d, 1', t..HParrlsh, O.troit, 211 Mat~. OltliltM, 251 Twn~. c~. JS STOLEN IASES· ltHfflderlOfl, Oaklal'ld. •J Peetb,; ~ u , C~llns, Toronto, 40, lulltf, ClnNnd, a , Ga"la· TO<OlllO, J.I PfTCHINO (18 dedtlons)' Loou, 0..- f'O!I, ·~o uo. l..MI, Toronto. 1,-J, UI. Ntry, Dt!IOll. tS-Ci, 2 11, StlfO, Toret1to, 12·•· ,., .,.,.. • .,.. ~. n·s. au STRIKEOUT$ Witt, .,.._ m; ~ton, s.111e. l.i. StltO. Toronto. I>'. Moi*\. Ten•. tU, Guldrv, New York, tit, Nl1leftll L...,. <TIIWlllt nur.n GM*I IAnlNC IUS ., .,.,,,. GWYM, n Dino. D. Rav. Pllltl1Ur81\. ; CrUJ, Hou$10f1. ~19. Sel\dllero, cnaoo, ""· Wa&hinttoti, At nta, Jll ltUNS. S&ndtlll'9. Cl\laloo. n; w~. l.liil oi.oo, IOJ satnlllM. ~re. rt: Gwynn , $el\ D"9o, n, Ct\11, "°4.1\toft, 75 !tit• GC.rttt, Mont,.... ... JO.v C:nkaoo, n. setimtot, Pt>t~. 16, HernendH, N-Verll, 10, l.eonaro, San Franci~. 10. MumPNtv. Houston, 70; M;;pfiy, Atllnta, 70 HITS. Cwvnn, Sall l)ieoo, , ... Sa~. Clllca9o, 154; Samu.I, PflltadeloNa, 14'; Cnn. HOUSIOfl, 14$; Wynne, Plll•burwh. 140 OOU8l.E~: HubtMrd. Atltnfe, 21; llt•ln• ... Monlr••t. H : Salldl>Wt, CtlleaOO. 26: Oumam, Chleeto. 15. HendriCk, StLoul•, 25. Samuel. '""''""""ie· u. TlltlPl.ES· ~. ChiCUo, 16; ~· Phltacle4c>ni.i IS; Cruz, Houslon. 10, Doran, Houllon, 0, CRevnold•, Hout-- ton, 9, Gwvnn, Satl DietO. '· McGN. Sil.Du'· 9, HOME ftUNS; Mur!Hw. Atlanta, 21; Schmidt, Pt\~ 25; GCt rler, Mon, ''"1· n. Mal'IMI, ~ •: • .,, ii.cs wllll ta. · STOLEN BASES: Samuel, Phlladalol\la, 56. Wloelns, San Oleeo. S2, Reines, Moti· lrtal, .. , lted\n, C:lne!Mllll, '1, MWlllon, New York. 36. PITCHING (IO Clecl1lons): Sulcllffe, Clll-c.eo. 10-1, U'3; P~. Allenla, 11-4, l.74 Orosco. '""" vor11. 1-3, t.oS; Carlton, PlllladelClflla, ll·S. 3.01; Ou11nv, Ntw Yortl, 11-s. J.76. STRIKEOUTS. V.-.ZIMM. ~ 1'7 ; Goooen, N-. Vorlc, Ill; Rvan, Houlton, 147, Soto, Cincinnati, 13'; Carlton. Phlladel· Clflla, 126. SAVES: Suller, SI. LOUii, 31; Holltnd, Pnllade!Phl•. 25; LtSmltn, Chlcavo. 15; Orosco, New York, 25; Gossage, San Di.vc>.n Trad! and field FaUiNOSHlft GAMES lat MesceW) MM 100--1. Osvaldo Cara (Cube), nt, 2. Alllla Kovac <Hunoarv), nt. '°° relav-1. $ovlat Union, 38.31. 20k walll-1. S...vel Protslshchln• (Soviet Union), 1:21.57; 2. Analolv Solomln (Soviet 'Onion), 1~.21; 3. Nlkolal Polozov (Soviet Union), nt; '-Nlkolal VlntchenkO (Soviet Union), nt. LJ-1. Konitanlln Semvtdn !Soviet Union). 27·6. DT-1. Yurl Oumcflev (SqYlel Union), 21 .. tO. HT-1. Vucl Sed\'kh (Soviet Union), 2'1-6; 2. W MuklJlb1 tSovi.t Union), 470-10, 3. WWI LIMnOv (SolM! Unloft) • """'· . .IT-1. Uwe Hohn (East Germany), 309-10, 2. O.tlaf Miehe! !EHi GerrNnv>. nm; 3. ~ Adamec (Czacl!Ollovakla), nm. PV-1. Kon11an1ln Volkov (Soviet Union~ 19-0V.; 2. Seroei 8uCke (Sovie! Union), 11-11.i.. Wa'l'Mll 2C»-1. 8aerbel Woecxel (East Ger- manvl. 22. lS.. IOl>-1. lrlnt Poclvatovskava (Soviet Union), 1:57.31 .00 hurdltt-1 Marina Stepanova ISov· let Union), SU7; 2. Vekaterlna FtMnkO <Soviet Union), 54.42; 3 Margarita Ponomareva (Sovle1 Union), SUS.. H.i-1. Ludmlla AndOnova (8u~rlal, 6'-S; 1. Luclmlle Butuzon (Soviet Union), 6'-S; 3. Tamar1 Bvttova (Soviet Union), 6~S. · U-1. Halk• Daute·Drechster (EH i Germanv), 23-S~ OT-I. Irina Menvnskl (East Ger- manvl. 2..0-1 (world record, old record. Galina S.Ylnkon, Soviet U'*>n, 2'°"•l. IEltLIN MEET Men 100-1. C•lvln Smith (U.S.), 10.23; 2. Harvev Glance CU .. s:>. 10.24; 3 Desav WIMlams, 10.41 400-1 Alonzo Babers (U.S.), '5.S2. 110 hUf'dlft-1. Grev Fo5ter (U.S ), 13.16, 2 Rooer Kingdom (U.S.), 13.11, 3. Mark Md<av (Canada), 13.ll. BQw•athat? Dave Wlnfleld of the Y&Jlkeea reao1:8 with total amuem~t u umpire Joe Brinkman calla him oat on atrtkes Frida)'. Les Allmltol P'ltlDAY'S aESULTS (lit .. S4·Ntllt ........ rneetlM) FSRST aACI. One ma. PIK». ~ Cellvon (0aomer) uo l.00 uo_ Boose TZ (Kuebler) UO 3.20 Tallamon <Rosen) 2..40 Also r.ced: Immaculate, Minute Man, Raoal Monterey, El Toren10, Andn Pac>· "'· Time: 2:02 2/S. U EXACTA CS-2) e>ald S31.50. SECOND aACE. One mite pea, JanMS Jov (Mlsktll) 17.40 UO UC Ltvltv Rhvlhm (LacMY) 7.tO UO Kalla Brno (Kuebler) SM Also read: Ftv Flv Mia, Golden Affair, Levitate, Andn Hulaglrt, Monterev Smoothie. Time: 2:0S lfS. U EXACTA (2·71 paid 5195.60. TI411tD aACI. One mile oece. lzeck C <Mueller) 13AO UO UO SklPOer\ S91rll (8ahoulh) 12.60 1.00 La a.lie F.-. ICraM) uo Alto r.ced: Moro-n HIM, San JOllQUln, Av S.n Skll>Otl', St.,.Ulzor, Vaughn, Starcrou. Time: 2:01 2/S. $3 EXACTA (5·6) paid S22UO FOUltTH ltACE. One mile pace, Brwnot• Monster (Wims) 3 00 UO 2 20 Sir Mark (J. SMrr.iil 3.40 2.20 SIXTH •ACE. One milt. Posflv (Valenzuela) t,40 "20 4..0 Amen'• EOrronllovt (PlllCllv) 3 .. 40 2 IO Rambolle (Hawley) uo AJso l1IC9d: Here Comes Love, The 19,..nt.1, SumlMI' Emarold, Blatlnv Game. ~.._!'eMr r Del ""1"1'H-•Ut H.W.bf> Miu. 11rnr. l:37 41s; : 'SEVENTH aACI. 6 1urto1111s. RNClv Reb (Stloemakar) f.40 2.IO 2.20 A Monwnl In Time (Dlhsvl 2.40 2.10 Goodlwe J.Y. (Pedroz.al uo Abo' raced: Recklels Pleasure, Arout. Savour, The 9•1181 l(ld. Time; 1MUS. U •XACTA (l°"l P411d M3.50. S2 ftlCK SIX (I/ lo-7-2/f-S-7-l l paid 117,262.60 wllh four wlMlno tlelcats (six horHS). S2 Piek Six conlOlallon Hid UlS.20 with 13' WIMll\O tickets (flve norwt). llGHT'H RACE. I 1116 mlltt on turt. LvPtlard's Prlncas (Toro) 7-'0 5.00 •.20 AoloMI (McC•rron) SM 4.20 Reflect to GlorY (Mftal uo Also raced: Red Ember, Hot Prlnceu Cooetlllt, Targllffe, Sham SlrMI. • Time: h t2 1/5. NINTH ••ca. I 1116 mites. Red Str•t Ml" IL01011a) 1.20 s 00 3.60 C.ntlle (Valenzuela) UO 3 20 Justlflcanlt (McGurn) 3 20 Also raced: Flllatlon, Matmalson, Jull•n· na't Dream, Joen'1 Llldv. Tlme: 1:-U. SS EXACTA (4·7> Paid 1116.SO. Allanclanu· l6,2A7, .00 hurdlel-1 Edwin Mows (U.S.), 4U9; 2. Andre Pl'llllPS (U.S.), 49.03; 3. Tranel Hawkll'f< (IJ':SJ', '9:17.' H.i-1. Dlatmar Moegenburg (Wesr Ger· many), 7·6'h; 2. Jlmmv Howard (U.S >.· 7·514, ~Peacock (U.S.J; 7•5+/¥. TtmPO BIUe Chip (F. Sherren) 2.40 Also reced: Scotch Bright, Plln'isoll, : --. -- T J-1. Miki Conlev (U.S.), 57·2~. PV-1. Earl BeP (U.S.), 11-0\IJ; 2. C1IS1aw PanHluk (Poland), 17·1'h; 3. Frtn· els Plllllpp SMllon (France), 17~. HT-1. Julia Tlalnen (Fltllandl, 250-1. JT-1. llofl Ronv (U.S.), 2M·2. 2 Brian Crouser (U.S.), 212·7; 3. Kent El<Mbrlnk (Swe«Mn), m-11. w-100-1. Evetvn Ashford (U.S.), 10.9•; 2. Florence Griffith (U.SJ, 10.99; 3. Dia ne Wllllama (U.S ), 11.10. 100 llurdlet-1. Benita Fltzoeralcl (U.S.>. 13.11, 2. Marian OllllleHr (Hotl~cn. 13.23; 3. tc:lm Turner (U.S.), 13.JJ. HJ-1. 8rl11l11e HolzAPfel (West Ger- rNnv>. 6·0~; 2. SuMnM Lorentzon <SwtdW\l. 6:~ ;), UJr~ .~vf•t>rl IWnt Garmanvl. 6-~. SP-1. ~ Flblnvarova (Czechoslo- v•kla), 6'·10, 2. Claucll• Loseh (WHI Garmanv>. 66--0lh; 3. Vera Schmlctt (Wttl Germanvl. 57·11 · Grand Prix '9Umament (at GNw Qty, Oflle) Ouel1Wilnlll ~ Vine• van Palltn CU.S.) def. Terry Moor (US), 7·5, 6·4; Brad Gllt>erl (U.S.) def Danie Viner (Soulh Africa), 3·6, 6•3, 7·S; Hank Pflsler (U.S.) def. Brian Tuc:her (US.), 5·7, 6·3, 6·4; Ubor Plmek (CzKho· ~tovakla) def. Semmv Glemmalva (U.S ), 4-6, 7·6, 3·0 (retired) Men's tournament (atT ..... ) I Ouertwflnll ,.... Jimmv Connon (U.S.) Clef Ellol TtltKher (U.S.), 6·2, .,.4, Kevin Curren (South Afrlce) def. Scott McCeln (U.S.), 3-6, 4·2, ... 1, Jonn McEnroe (U.S.> def Pltter Flemlnv tu.S.), 6•2, H . VllH Gerutelll• (U.S.) def. Jimmy Arlat (U.S ), 7-S, 6·3. WOl'Nn's~ lat MMlwllt. N.J,) Que ..... Slntle$ Martina Navratllov• (U.S.) Clef ll8''bara Potter cu S.) ... ,, 6-1; Pam C.Mle (U.S.) M MallYtla Meleeva C9ul99rlal, 1•6, 6-3, 6-2. Pam $1N11ttr (US.) def. Camllle Ben· lemln CU.SJ. 6·1, ... 2; Zina Garrison IU.Sl def lonnle G.adUsek (U S.), 6•2, ... 2 Wave Rider, Wlnnlno Scott. Time: 1:59 115. iiFTM ltACE. oM mile pace, Xalla (CraM) 99.10 29.00 a.20 HllcNcl To Win (Plano) uo l.20 8ollhOI (0.t«Mf') 3.00 Also raced: Acuff, Gv~v Patriarch, Redoubles Last, Andvs Herman. Flv Ftv Shadow. Time:~ llS. 52 IXACTA (7·2) paid S570.00. SfXTH aACI. One mHe pecie. Doctor Doll (Plano) 11AO uo 3M Jamn Grattan (Afldtnon) uo 2..IO BU111e's BrlNdt <Parker) 2.60 Also rllCtd: Wlnnlno Game, BrOOkdllle 8ov. Row.n Crnt. SColtlstl 8oY, R. Curtis. Time: 2:00 3/ S. U IXACTA (2-1) paid S71.40. . .U.Vl!.NTM llACE. Dne mllil. Hee... . .. TarllOrt Marianne <Osmrl 7"4 3.40 2.IO Caremel Cal'ldV (Pierce) 3.60 2.60 Summer (Plirtlerl '-20 Alto raced: Everton EllJlfeu, Fashion Queen, Pround Country, SenG• Doi, Totara Roed. Time: 2:01 11 S. U IXACTA (3·5) paid S37.50. EIGHTM ltACI. One mlle pace, Vanlshlno AC1 (Rosen) f.00 S.60 3.00 Sure Scf\atzle (Beker) s.20 J 20 Charmed Quark IOetomerl 3.IO Al10 raced: Wlnterbourne Sl•r, COl>8wlnna, Tr"~ Eckle. Hev Tootale, Countrv Comfort, Navv Chief. Time: 2'01 1/S. U EXACTA (6-1) paid S69.00 NINTH ltACI!. One mite HQI. Ooroftlv Bret <Parker> 1uo 1.20 5.20 Vanetta Hanover (Anderson) 14.IO 10.IO Hy OM (Linton) lUO Also raced· Oreo llvrd, Theo<• Hanover, Tr•CI MIH, TrlH L.81.t, K•Plrl, Siivera Starlet, Ooubla Birdie, ll•rOMSs Cnrll. Rlloda Lobell. Time: 1:56 3/S. JJ IXACTA (10-7) paid M12.50. n ~ SIX (llS-7-2-3-... 10) paid Sl, 126.00 with U wlnnlnt ~lcMtt <fl'lt nona>. Carrvover POOt: Sl6,lf0,AI. TENTH ltACE. One mile pea, Hlllblllv Orawt <o..onw> 13.00 SM 3.~ The Comoanvt Gold (VldnoM'll •.20 UO Bv• &v• Scottv (Malarl 4.IO Alto raced: ScoN>lo G. Hannahs Ex- Pfftt, su11er Tad, Toddlsn Oftlon. Smoo111 As Velvet, 8attllnu &Uty. Time; U~valleblt. U IXACTA (5-1) paid ,57,00. Attendance: 10,9~ O..Mar 'ltJOA.Y'S AISULll (211t .. O •daY ~ "*""') NST aAC•. 6'h fl.K10nlls. eruotlvt (Padl'OH) I •UO ll<IO lo.10 la ti (Olivares) uo UO TvPica• Pro <Orteo•> -1.00 Alto ramct: Nevecla S.., Ooocl SPort1. Uader'I ateoe, R•to, Grenoolt, Soeed 1..e11..-. Lono L.1¥9 The tittno. TNI Men. Time. 1:17. SICOHD uca. 6~ f\lrlonel. Exdutlve t(fO (OUVWH ) 5.00 J.20 uo Truxton'• ~ CMcCarron) UO UO Flll'lt lmeot (Dtloa<fWo) UO AllO r.ctld• '4JOdlvkle, Molltleur EllClla· metll, ~ Mln$fr ... Adllr, ...,.._ Quavle, Poodert Ohe«i. w PllfNfl; Time. 1:16 3/S n OAIL y DOUel.9 (\Ml nld t 10UO ntaD aACll. 1 fut10ne1. ~ Uf¥ ($Mlkrl 1760 UO 400 sw~ Seuet ltewnoe (MCYf'ron> 3 20 2 IO LONG COUltS. 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(AP) -Mary Decker will decide Monday whcthCf' to compete in Euro tie this year or take time off to allow her htjurcd hip to heal, her coach said Friday. Dick Brown said Decker ha been workina out daily this week and wants to run th~ mces in Europe, The 26-ycar-old American distance runnina star wa$ injuted when she tumbled to the track at Los Angeles Coliseum after her feet became tangled with thoae of l 8-year-<>ld Zola Budd of Britain during the Olympic 3,000-meter final. · Brown said Decker wants to come back and race this year, but not if she'5 mkinJ further injury. .. Wnh the fall at the Olympics, she does want to come back lust because she feels she has a lot of goOd races still ia her," he said ... I think she feels she hasn't peaked this year." Brown said Decker underwent a bone scan this week by noted Eugene sports physician Stan James. The ex.am showed no bone darnage in the hip but showed ••a significant amount" of damage to me soft ti.Ssue around the hip joint. Brown said. He said De<:kerwilljogeasilytoday and Sunday and will meet with James MoJ?daY before decidina whether to run an Europe. - . Brown doesn't believe Decker is pushing herself to come back too quickly from the Olympic fall, and he believes she has come to terms with the Olympic incident emotionally. The coach said he hotJCS Budd also a n come out of the 1ncident.emo-- tionally intact. • 0 The imponant tbing1J that both tlie athletes come out of this feeling good about themselves and about each other, .. he said. Errafic King leads tourney SH AKER -HEl6HTS;-etrio-(J\Pt -Betsy King, masterina par for lhc second consecutive day, shot what she called an up-and-down 2-under-par 70 Friday to grab the 36-hole lead tn lhe World Championship of Women•s Golf. King, despite a bogey and a double bogey on the eighth and ninth holes res,S?CCtively, steadied her game and built a three-shot lead with a two. round total of 138, six strokes below par at Shaker Heights Country Oub. Her total was a 36-hole record for this hve-year-oldevent; wllicb offe a $65,000 first prize, the richest in women's golf. Donna Caponi in 1981 and Ayako Olc.amoto in l 983 shared the previous record of 139. .. Today, my ~e was up and down." she said. •1 started out pretty well. I was rolling along pretty well. Then, all of a sudden, l had a bogey and double bogey. Oncelou play a bole, it's-history, though. fter that l played a little steadier." ' . Pa~ty Sheehant the LPGA Tour's No. l. mon.ey-win~er -an<I afre&dy a four-time vtctor lhts year, surged into second place with a 3-under 69 with three birdies on the last three holes. Meanwhile, in another LPGA event in · New Rochelle, N.Y., Pat Meyers, a nine-year pro with one cateer tour victory to her credit, shota 2.under-par 70 to take a one stroke lead after the second round. Meyers is leading the 66 player field in. the first event in LPGA history being played at three different courses. Meyers• 70, at the 6.004-yard par· 72 Westchester Hills Golf Club in White Plains pve her a two-day total of 142 and the lead over rookie Sally Quinlan. JoAnne Carner 72·71--1-U Nancv LONI 69·7.-1'3 1 -~~~~~~~~!!~!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!L Pal Br•d':'ll-------...1•~;i~4&-1-L:iUrli lt nker 6t·7S-144 Amv ~lcOtt 73·71-144 Jull Inkster 71.1..-14S Avatco Okamoto 75-71-1 .. Donllll H. Whitt 72·7S-147 Allee Miiier 61•7'-1'7 . ~llt Stacy 7s-7S-150 PLAYER ••. Prom Bl "You bet I do,"Watson said. "Two ro~nds of67 will put me riabt back in It. Defending champion Hal Sutton and Jack Nicklaus, desi.aner of this course, were wen back at 147. Sutton bad a second round 73.:._!"ick.laus 70. Masters champion tscn Crenshaw failed to qualify for the final two rounds today and Sunday. He had a 73-1 S3. Arnold Palmer, the S4-year· old PGA Seniors champion, was another casualty. Palmer, who has never won thi title, shot 73-l S2. Player, 48, who has not won in the United States since I 978br:d he :'ha~ a~ OP,P9rtUnity to k. 60° m his supcrliltJ~c effon that tied the POA 18-holc scorin record set by Bruce Crampton in I 7S and ti~ by Floyd in 1982. Player, who owns a ranch near Johannesbu~ took note of the deep. >difficult rough -.. rny l~ hones would be in heaven ifl Jet them IOOK on this courw~ •• be said -and made no rash prediction ooncemina \ho nut two rounds. ..As thrillina as at i1 you can't tel too excited bcdu~ )'OU k"riow 11'1 out t~re waitil\a for you apin tomor· ro ," id Player, Who cft1rns t l7 worl~·Wlde UtlCI lD I ).decade al trouma career. rta)-cr stAlted wnh three con· 11vc birdies, hnuna irons 1nsidt of cigha fttt each · time. He came 'Uun ax iocbnof.aconna• . • ont on ihc fifth ho~ then drove mto the rou&h nd h a to drop a 20-root pull to 11 c ~r. I OAIL:Y P LOT lhturd9y AuguM ti. 1114 -Rrt1c1ou \ Nolf \ Saint Michael's adds assistant priest t ·.Sabat Mlcutl Ud AU ADdl• Eplseo,.J 0.rd, 323) uon 11 1nv1tcd to bnqg nncd good$ for Bt1l Garden's Pact~c View Drive, Corona del Mar, lMOunm the Kitchen Cupboard. ddiuon of the Rev. Gene R. Wallace, recent araduate of The Chancel Choir ummcr quartet Will si~ Episcopal Divinity School. Cambndge, Mau., to au taff. directed by M1tt1 lntcrtandJ and ccomparued by orpmst Rev. Wallace, 3S, wiH serve as 11 istant pnest to the Ellen Wrfght. · Rev. John Roaer1 Davis, rector. Following the children'• sermon third an.de and • Father Gene aaya \hat hia mtni1uy at Saint Michael's rounaer children will be dismissed for the LitUc wdl focus on outreach to teen·aien and youni adults with Fishermen pr<>&t'lm. The cnb room i1 opeo for toddlers an emphasis on relatint Christian fai th to the challcncc' and infants from 9 to 11 a.m. Coffee and lemonade wall be posed by the complexh1es'of 20th Qntury life styles. rvcd on the ~tio following the rvice. Fot more infonn,tion, call 6«-0463. . On Monday, the scniorhi&h "Loaos" and the Junior Clatrcb of Rellito:a • Seleace, 32261 Camino hiah "Caravan" will Ucnd "A bay at Maaic Mountain." CapisU'lno, San Juan Oloistrano, 'Will hear the R.ev. Le lie The bus will Jca.ve the church at 9 a.m. Scott Harrotd ipcak on .rThc An of Havina Fun" at the 9 . For more information. ·eall 49~1]SS. For mSPll'I· and J l a.m.1ervtces Sunday. t1onal ~ycr, Da l-a-P.ray~r..-4~~PRA\. Youns People's Church int 11 a.m. and child care is t. Ellu~tb Au Setoa C111rc~. 9 !H11lgate,· lrv1ne, available. will hold us third annual yard sale today from 9 a.m. to 4 The 9 a.m. ervice is a lecture, followed by a short p.m. discussion period and coffee time. Th11 is a casual servic~ Furniture, household items, toys, plants, yard tools desilJled for those who may dcsirt a spiritual inspiration and clothin& w1U be offered for sale. on their way to summertime Sunday activities. To donate items, call Leo or Adele Vidal at 851-0419. A healina service is also conducted at I 0:40 a.m. each Pick up can be amn&ed for taraer items The parkina lot of Sunday. For more infonnatioo, call 240-6463. the church is located at the corner of Campus and Turtle • • • R k 0 ' ' New Tboaftbt Clarildu Cl11rcb 6JO W. 18th St., °' nve · • • • Costa Mesa, wi hear a messa1e en ti tied .. The Miracle of Tiie C111rcb oa Red Hiii, 13841 Red Hill A vc .• Tustin. Defeat" by auest speaker Bud Johnson at the J0:30 a.m. will present the "Continental S1naers and Orchestra" 10 a service Sunday. free concert on Friday, Aua. 24, at 8 p.m. Johnson, author, lecturer. teacher and seminar The aroup blends today's contemporary Christian leader, is a proponent of the principles of success. He has music with the traditional in a dynamic manner as part of been featured on national televsion and radio talk shows its 1984 world tour. throu&hout the U.S. and Canada. Jan knowlton will t>e featured soloist. accompanied --... ---------------by organist Betty Wooldridge. Youth church meets at the same time and child care is available. A Bible study class, explorina llie metaphysical interpretation of the New Testament, is taught by Dr. Don Sharer, associate minister, at 9:1S a.m. For more infonnation, call 646-1032. • • • Lapu Presbyterian Cbarc' 41 S Forest A vc., Laauna Beach, will celebrate Holy CommuAion at \he 9:30 a.m. service Sunday. The Rev. Cra11 Vlilliams will preJent 1hc sermon. assisted by the Rev. Dr. Edward CaldweU. The congrep- Pastoral Musicians Convention set for Chap~an College North American Lituray Resources will be partic1- pali ng in th National P.astoral Musicians Re&ional Convention at Chapman Collece. Orange, AUJ. 20-11. New products include the hardbound edition of the popular hymnal "Glory and Praise," parish introduction N Th ht F ~t~ frt~ copies of a 56-paae. brocb~re containing ew oug Orum information on NALR recording artists and their ~orkShop topics, spcciallr·priced program books contain-to meet Wednesday 101 lOOpaiesofnew-mus1c,and theliJLV'!icaJdanccvideo orosram::that is~ narrated by the Rtv. Vi.rail Funk. . -prcsid(nt <>fi the National AllOcj.alion. o£~ooral ·-s~na of tritegrity-How,.s-Yours?"" will be the Mus1c11ms. • · • · - topic discussed at the Wednesday meeting of \he New NALR recordinaartists who will beperformin~attbe Thouaht Forum, 939 Glenneyrc St., Laguna Beach, from convention include Tom Kcndzia, composer of"l1aht of 7:30 to 9 p.m. . the World" and "No Greater Love"; Daniel Consialio, This is the third in a senes of five topics to be composer of "Lord of Field and Vine"; Rory Cooney, presented in the "Celebrate Your Life" scnes led by com1>9ser of "You Alone" and a music minister 10 Daiana Atwood and Dalene Bo. Phoenix; and Tutti Camarata, recofd producer and The public is welcome to the wccldy series offcctures arranger, a fonner Disney crcatcr, the president of Sunset and there is no admission charge. Refreshments will be SOund Studio and composer of" A Cry 1n the Wilderness." served. . Tutti will open the convention with a special musical For more information, call 494-7666. event entitled "Lett.he Trumpets Be Triumphant." p blic 11 mVJttd For more information, S4.t.7427. 11 e • • I U1Uarlu Uatv rull1t Fello ~p 429 Drive, Luuna Beach. will b r .. Poetry that tou your he n," lcd b} UU member Sandy Boo5trom on Sunday at HT.30a.m. Sandy invites all to brina their own poetry or old favorites to 1hare. A soci l hour follows the prosram. Also planned ls a fund·raiser ••traveloaut" t lhc C~nttr today at 7:30 p.m. For more information, 11494-4743. • • • Temple roa. 617 W. Hamilton St. Co M , invites new old d prospecth e members to a Havdolah &ervtcc on turday evening. AUJ. 2S .. 'fo make reservation , call Shirley OCuuch at 646-7797 or Temple Sharon office it 631-'3262 • • • BHly Graham en niisslon in Britain La Beac Qurclt of ftellglou Sdence, 80.S Laguna Can} on Rd., will present s~ gucit s~er By THE ~ATED pa Jofin-David Ulnksen W1th the topic "Who's Mandina Your Store?" at 10 A.m. Sunda). Tbt preacher to mulutudcs, 81Uy Gfaham. bil Ulriksen, RelisiousSciencc pracutioncr, maintains finished a three-month Bntisb nullion whole a counselina office with the Oranae County Mental Health impact broke his own rttords and as headed for pow Serv ccs. • llJ'ltf croWds and some pohticaUy rilky territory. An adult Science or Mind Sunda)' School 1s held at 9 For lh1s weekend. htt churdi hosts an SoUtb 'Korea a.m .. with a pre-service meditation at 9:30 a.m. Youth upward of 3 million peoplt arc expected for rcliaious education proerams and nursery facilitici arc at appearance 1t a rail)' in Scow on Sund&)' martin& tile 10 a.m. A social hour follows the' service. IOOth anniversary of Protestantism in tbat Asian countt)' The church meets at the Amencan L.caion Hall. 3M That number would nearly m ple bis prev:iOUI 19P. Ui.ion St .. Laauna Beach. For more information. call crowd or 1.1 mllllion, which turned out for blm ~ • 494-7666. 1973. Netpborbood Con11;1;,1:u1 Charcb; 340 St. Ann's Afterward an September, he probabl:y 11 goioa ro tij Drive. Laauna Beach, will hear the Rev. William J. Eilers ~~ict Union for a two-!1"ttkfiin:eacbina m11S100 lD se~ preach the sermon at the IO a.m. worship service SundaJ.. ~m~. ~Jthou&h he ha'!l t de irutely decided about st un!I"' Michael Sanders will be at the orpn and a quartet wiU obwn1n~Jurtber de.tails.." sina under the direction of John Thompson. But ll looks likely, say' the Rev. John At.cB. Greeters will be Byron and Grace Ell~rbrock of special assistant at Gtahain's home office m Mon~ Laauna Hills. Erin Eilers and Kelly Bivins will serve as N.C.-·Two representative5 were 111 the Soviet Union tbll Seminar on Healing at Crystal Cathedral week fmnin& up a prospective schedule for him. After a lftVlOU.S brief visu to Moscow m 1982. Graham was assailed by some U.S. cntics for UYl-DI 1tfir: found freedom for preachina and wonhip in ch~ which were packed. But the surae of criticism didn't dent his follOTo'lns, aides say. 1n.d now he's lilcdy JOina back for m<ft cxtenshe preach in.a at invitationofthe"Rusawi OnhQd A recent rcsuriencc of "Christian faith su_pportcd by Church and the All-Union . Council of f vaDlfUcil signs, wonders and 'miracles" is the topic of a two-day Cbristi~Baptisu. . special seminar sponsored by the Rohen H. Schuller · His J>WPC*, be says; will be the~ as befott a,Dd • lnstatute for Successful Cbutcb Uadenhip at the Crystal it is wherever be socs -=to .. pn:acb the ppeJ olksil _'Cathedral in Gardeq Grove, Aug. 20-21. Christ." · EJUitltd ·:seauw Od Healiaa;" Ott~ will take .J:fisdo~ that for the.mt th.rec _mooW.iD ma anin~epth loolC arme arowtng--miracle movement", ts 'Eiiilan1l arew a'\Ot*r'Of 1,062.""Q,~Tiliil~altt!B~-!f' ... historical-development and the impact it is having on En&land's population over aae 11, with 96,982 ofthe:ID today's church. Led by John Wimber, one of the top aom.a forward to commit t.bemselvC$ to Christ. authorities in the field, the seminar will discuss \he A British church~ authority, tbe Rev. ~ dynamics of a healing ministry in relation to church Gibbl, s&)S that duriq that mitlioo. more l)CIOl>le beard arowth, tbl process of healing prayer and the changes \heaospclproclaimcdandrespondcdto•"tbe-calfofGbriil occurinawtthin the person being heated than in any similar period in Britillt lliliory." The healing seminar will be followed by a four-day The response, avel'8&J.DI more thaD 9 pm:.ent Of tout successful church leadership seminar. attendance, was nearly double the avCl'lllt 4 percent to~ For details and rtservations. contact the church at ~nt aoina forWard at similar mect.iap aao11 diie 1214 l Lewis St., Garden Grove. 92649, OT call 971.,.133. United States. O:ra•ge Coast ELIGIOllS DIRECTORY I Otrtllll Wtlot•• fr•• The UNITED -METHODIST CHURCH CoataM-. FIRIT UNITED METHODllT CHURCH 19th St. & Harbor Blvd. Churoh lchoot l'.30 Wonhlp 10-.AI Chati.. 0 . Clark, Minister Coata M ... MEIAVERDE UNITED MITHODllT CHURCH Worehlp a Chutctl lchool - - --t:ae-10:0l -.m. --- Or. William E. St .. I N.wport Beach CHRl8T CHURCH IY Tica llA UNfTID MITMOOt8T 1400 w. Balboa Btvd. ln-alOI Or. Robert 9. Shepard, Jr . .......... c ............... ...... ,.,......._,°" c:.. . .,. ........ , .. Huntington 8Mch North COMMUNITY UNITED MITHODllT CHURCH 88e2 Hell Ave. S.2·4481 Wonhlp a.vloe t:ao a 10:00 1:» lundaJ 8chool 10:00 lllt ..... "' ....,.. .... (It 10 A.Ill Fountain Valley FIRST UNfTED METHODIST CHURCH • 18225 &tlhard St. 112...a Jam. R. Hadley. Putor ..... ~ .... 1:311.a. NEWPORT C£HTER UNITED MUHOOIST CHURCH 1t01 ....... eA ... Corona def Mer M4-0745 ... IC..... WINI t:JI U. Ff.v K.,, MCMiiian SHIR HA·MA 'ALOT HARBOR TEMP&.! R!,ORM bMI kNf4 ' Klllt ltlDMi .. & C.stllllllf °' Mililt A11• $Iii 1111 """°" l!Mdl, Ca [dilUIOf ~~ for lnlt UI , "" l.::E:l ''""' ea ,,,, labbethleNlcae ... ~ ..................... 1~ S.-.lll~nNh 2l00MsrWlta HARBOR CHRISTIAN • CHURCH (Dl.clplet of Chtlel) 2401 lf'Yfne at lanta lubef 14&-.5711 Mornina Worship 10 NA Sunday School 9 AM o.ne ••anaon. ... ,. .. ,., All SOOS MllUCAN EPISCOPAL CtUCH Acc u dln1 .. "'91• ... .. Coo•• .... ,,.,., ""· ...... w ......... AeaiOr HOlY COMMUNION 8«IA M. MOANING PAAYEl\o CHURCH SCHOOl t .15 A.M. MOANINO PRAYER & SERMON 1100 AM. ...,c....... nnt lllllrl ... llU ................. u. 18082 Bushard, Fountain Valley 963·3801 - SOUTI COAST Cllltl OF 1£UCIOIS SCIEICE 1'1 22IMI St. CosU Miu •O: N0·2715 M YICl8 l:OO A.M. ST. IAIK PIESlfiEllAI CNUICH Eastblilitt Dr & Jamtlofet. Nt•Poft Bue• Rtv William McQuoid, PaslOf Rod&er Whitten. Music ~rec tor • JtEWPOIT HDIOR WTHERAI CHURCH --Milt [flCllliiT'QM "ClitT l:r. ..... .., l Qlra Sclloll 11 ll. ltnttJ Cir• It ....... 798 Dover Dr., NEWPORT BEACH 548·3631 for llft: Call 144-13.41 .......... ,.... WORSHIP SERVICE 8 A.M. & 10.30 A.M CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH (MIUOUrt~ SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:15 A.M. 1IO Vlctona at.. Coet. MMa LothM V. Tornow, Peetor -·____..a1-1e1'f-·---·- "'* JIU:t1 hller ~WRVICE IM 6 1llJI A.H. s-., .............. Clau tJtll This Sunday Worship In ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 600 St. Andrews Road• Newport a..cti • 631 -2880 0r.-.a..~« ......... WORSHIP SERVICES 1;_45. & 10 15 A.M "Healing Hurts, You Don't Deserve" e,. Lewi• sneoea G'*lt Pt''-='* 8.45 A.M -lnfanta.thru High SChoOI 10:1S AM -Infants thfu 6th Grade • llUUll MJ.2222 ~Lagun a P resb yterian Church The ·Church of r~ C/Hmt's .. A lrirndl church fot "" th Count Stitnub.r1n Sc-rmom Bta1.11•fl!l 1T1Usi • unday W'on.hip 9:30am Cbild Catt Pro .. id~d. Wttkdat Pn"f.r•m f 'or Cbildrt'a. t'oudt Jul • 41, tO!ftl .... _ • l'hont ,, °' .,.. ' 1-.nltt -.er .. .-... .... 0r c..w (llAL-A l'RAYflt - SERMON TOPIC: "Dlscor1ri11 The Diff1r1nc1" CtUCH OF ROW SCINCE MwnW rA"" United Churcfl ot ~ !2206 MAIN STiREET, SUITE :23 HUNTINOTON BEACH. CA t2M8 ~ ' Jf. Chwc::h For ln1orrnatlon •• & 11 00 Afil ~ BaMett ,,, , BW•Rum fl "°"" ... ~) --RABaMAllS ... 10 HmATa:nc:o ' Fil-I ,a -Sat.-1UI aa F J Senica • 1st Friday of llDn1h - 7 30 IWciool Sdlool. Adtllt Ed-. Yod f.toups. $qlls 1011 C1m•9d • ........,_ ltldl lll ....,.I &M-1• c.... ........ E•111t1r ..,._Y_.._.. ...... I( ........... T trl'Y Mc:iCwwle. Oftetor of Youth~ -CFllO Mc:elit•• Otwctor Of O*hn't....,,.. ...., ... U 1 lt!tl U. a.dtlcW- CIMta ...... l .... U. ...,Cft ......... - dl t•U. ...... -1••• ............ c.... ..... 117 ... , CHRISTlll SCIEICE ClllCIE BRANCHES Of T MOTHER Ct4U~ TtfE AMT~ °' CHNST. SCI HTIST BOST~, MASSACHURnts aundeJ. Aug•• 11th "MIND" .., -.. • -RELIGIOUS NOTES,. ost legacy of W~ll discovered ~~t=..·~~~~!~~b:.:.:: urn. 12S9 WI• th an une-.r pected reward r!f~~."~~f:..~: ;·i.:~:~~"~~~~.?:.ri:~:: ~ Hts prtsentat1on will explore career development and way~ the chan · ng world in the next 3Q. )Cllrs will affect the Fony )cars o 11 lonel) wld1e1 m de a mall gjft to a Riversid church, but died in ction before it could be properly dchvercd. :Today, through a cornbin tion of good luck llnd lnlfleUr TeuthinJ. that lo'it lepcy has finally been found. It ~es as a pec1al symbol of how good works and acts of faith can live on in unexpcctrd way . ,. "It's a arcat symbol of oyr church's own history as we Ht;' ~Y• Pastor John Embree of Eden Lutheran Church m l\iversidc. "An illustration of the huge numbers oflivcs we have touched, and the changes that Eden has been a patt of 1ncc ll wa foundrd mQre than 95 )ears ago." l'I ~he story beams in 1944. "hen Southern California was filled With )Oung Amencans on their WI) to war. One oflbe soldiers was Roland B, Nutt mg. Lonely ahd looking fol"""tommunit~ Nutuna iomed the wanime '10Uth oraamzat1on al Ee.Jen l.utfieran 1n the i.pring of that year. Durin& his hon stay in Rl'ersidc, he found strength an<t comfon with Eden and the gcnero it) and . faith he fourid ... but a few months afler his arrival. Nuttin1 received hi\ orders and 'lhip~ out. Still, Eden's conanption had made a lasting impression on the young soldier. He didn't forset the church or the upport he had found there. In June, 1944, and again in September and December. Nutting U'4!d his tiny army waaes to by federal "E" bonds -war bonds - in the name of Eden Lutheran Chun::h, to be gjven over m the event of his death. Shortl> after the purchase and ma1hng the third sin. Roland B Nuuing died m acuon ~mehow word of has death nc' er reached Eden Lutheran Church. The bond~ were tucked away against the day of hi" return and Annual ''Slimmer JOy'' '-ctivities begin-Aug. 20 The Diocese of Orange Youth Ministry Dc~rtment an~ounccs that its annual week of nightly activittcs called "Summer Joy" will begin Aug. 20 and run through Aug. 24. Summer Joy will feature Chnsuao rccordrng star ~dventist lifestyle benefits teenagers "" CHICAGO (AP) -A stud) b> the Northwestern Un1vcrs1ty Medi~l School and the UniversHy of Chicago Medical Center finds that Scvcnth-da> Advcnust teen- a~rs nnsed 1n a vcgctanan hfcstyle seem kss likely to su}fcr card1ovascular ailments than their m~t-catmg c9u_oterparts, says the Western Journal of Medicine. • Tom Franzak on opening night, along with Father Rust> ShauJhnessy who will speak on ''How to Deal With Peer Pressure." Tuesday night wall feature a multi-media spectacular and a guest talk by Brother Ben lnnesenutJed "How to Get Moti vated and Off Your Duff." _ Wednesday, the Broadway play "Joseph and the Amazing Tcehn1color Dreamcoat" will be staged, while Thursday will be highlighted by a Liturgy celebrated by Auxiliary Bishop Jo6n f . Steinbock. The week's finale will be a dance hosted by Skip Olsen. disc jockey of the" Rock and Roll Road Show." and a special appearance from "The Shades" band. · Villa Park H1&h Schoors outdoor theater. 18042 Tan A vc., Orange, wall be the location of events Monda) through Thursday. Fnday's ~nee will be held at St Joseph Church, 71 7 N. Bad ford A vc., Placentia. Each evening's fes11viucs will be&1n at 7 and run unul about I 0. For more mfonnauon. calJ 974-7120. eventuall)' to!'lolle~ . . . _ ~way ~·~~fechurch' Singletarians Sunday "Discovery" Tame p sscd. I he chun.:h moved trom 11 on11nal sate . · ·11 t t 7·30 m for information at EleH"nth and Orange to 1t'i current location on Brockton discussion group wi mce a •• ~· · 962 8596 Avenue an R1 \.'tr11dc l'35to~ amved and moved on' and about the group, q>~tact Arlene Ry er ar h' :. F da. f • I · · ' A book d1scu ion ~oup meets the t iru n Y o at wa'in t unu Eden began prcp~ralloris to c~ltbrate •!S h th F more information call 646-4652. 95th ann1vcrsan that the tory of Roland Nuttma and h1• eac men · or • • • • personal kpcy to Eden -and to God -finally came to Bellever1 Faltb CeDter, 15762 Tu!>tin Village Way, liaht. · Tu~tin will pre nt the movie .. TheGodmakers" at 6 p.m. ~J part of the com~cmoration. Pastor Embrtt had Sunday. . . . contacted all. the suf" 1vina.dcrgymen who had served at Admi~sion 1\ free and the publac1s invited t<1 view th11 the church since tts founding. Amon3 tht'm was Pastor informative film on Mormonism. Phtlip . Johnson. now of New York. where he is for further information. call the church office at consultant on 1nternat1onal corporations and social 953-0134. · rcsponsib11atte'i and a reprc5entat1ve for international , t • •Cb It 600 St Andrews Christian union ofbu\tne~s managers at United Nations. St. Andrew• Presby erlan ore • . · fi John on airccc.J to return to Ri verside. and in preparing Rd.. Ncwpoi:t Beach, announces t~at t?t~llc~\ r for his \. l'ill he happened acros'i a dog-cared and Iona-membership in the 1984-85 anctuary Cho r ' c d forgotten file labl'lcd "NUTTING. ROLAND B." Aug. 20-22. f~om I to 10 p.m. ca~h day. 0 Then the dcteCll\.c \\Ork began. Johnson and Erll.brce The 'Choir. u!"dcr the d1~ccuon of Don G.i Fi ta~•· 'iearched Eden's recorUs. contacted the Defense Depart· mm1s~cr of mu.sic. ~~v1des the choral mus c or he ment: talkei.i wath long-standing members of the Eden mornina wors~1p sen •~-es each week and rehca~ on conaregation. and c'entualh pieced together the story of Thursday e~~nmgs. w rfr',.,.,..,a ces the lonel\.) ou ng ~old1er who'rcpaad his debt wt th a gift that . In add1tton. th~ choir will present t ~ pc ""t!" ?i remained undiscoH~rcd for almost four decades. The stol) of tts Annual Chrystmas Concert. pamc1patc m iour ~urpmcd and delighted the clc11!) men and the cona'"'"°•· Chnstmas Eve scrva.ces and prc;scnt the B~ch masterp ccc d r: b ·y I ·~o-"B Minor Mass" m the spnng. Also included arc a t1on an .e,en now. i:m rec 1sn t qutte sure exact y how Th k . 0 · d the annual "festival of much the bond\ are worth. The) were purchased for only an ~~!vmg ay service an ~~~em 1944. They ma )· not even be redeemable at th as late ChoTshe1~~~:af 'sea~on begins wil.h lhe Choir R~trcat at Arrowhead Springs Sept. 7-9 For interview appointment for choir membership, call 631-3821. ''Course in Miracles'' study group to meet Harbor Fello•ubJ(> Blble Cburcb, 190 23rd St., Costa Mesa. will stage a carnival on Saturday. Aua, 25, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. . There will be pony ndes and other can:uyal amusements. Featured wall be Ron Apdcrson, a ma11c1an who has appeared with many cntcrtamers such as Ste~e. Marlin and has toured extensively in Europe. Showa will be at 11 a.m .. noon. I and 2 p.m. • A "Cour~ an Miracles" local studygroupmcetscvel'y Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Laguna Beach Library, 363 Gltnf\cyrc. Thi' 365-day stud) cour;e is based on the belief that forgi ve ness and love arc two of the keys to creating a richer life. Admission to the carnival and shows 11 free. Refreshments will be avulable at a nominal charac. The church announces its Vacation Bible School will be held Aug. 27-31. from 6:30 to 9 p.m. daily. Children from 2 to 12 xcars arc welcome. Enrollment is open and to begin studies a student need onl y have the de ire to live a richer and more fuHilling life. for mote information. call Dal~n Bo. at 497-4510. There will be teaching and crafts. along Wlth smgjna and a closing program ort Sunday. Sept. 2. at 6:30 p.m. Rcgistrat1on 1s f rec. For additional mformauon. call 6;\S-S050 Reform Catholics consider forming separate diocese By GEORGE W. CORNELL ,,, ........... ,._. Leaders of restive. reform-minded Roman Catholics. including pnests removed from the manistl) because they married. arc consadenng forma· tion of a separate. national Catholic diocese. It would not only accept married MCSts but also ordam women. and welcome diVorccd, rcmamcd Cath- olics to Holy Communion from which they arc now technicall) barred. Ajomt conference of four organiza- tions seelffilg greater latitude and flexibility in Catholicism arc meeting at Barat Collcae in Chicaao this weekend and early next week to consider launching the propo~d new branch. It would be called "The Ecu- menical Catholic Diocese of the Americas," according to the plan, ovcr.lappin& the church's rcg~lar dioceses, 1mplcment1na ecumenical accords with Protestants. allowing a free variety of ministries. If approved. as several planner~ predict it will be. it probably also would be rebuked by the Vatican as schismatic But planners don't sec it that way. "We aren't setting up any~pltntcr." says former Maryknoll pncst Gerald Grudzen of San Jose. Caltf "We feel we arc m communion with the pope and the Roman church. WeJu~t don't want to be ltm1ted by an authoritarian·type structure. "We waht to be more open, broader and reaching out. The problem is with Rome. not us. for not allowma diversity. We've waited a Iona time. but Rome 1s not dotn$ anything. h 's stickmg to the immob1hst. ltnc." The proposal for the new national diocese was drawn up by a married. ex-Jesuit priest. Rocco Caporale. now .. sociology professor at St. John's University in New York. If the network of oraanizations inaugurate the new, loose-knit Mruc· ture. it is expected that Bi hop Peter Brennan would be chosen as the initial presiding bishop. Brennan of We t ·Hcmp tcad. N Y.: an cx-Francisan with a muter's dcarec in theology from St John's, was made a bishop through Old Catholic and Eastern Orthodox cpioscopal lines which the plannc~ say arc consid~rcd fully valid by Roman Catholicism . .. This will be the first ttme that the church has been confronted by a liberal aroup with valid orders. act mg to move the church forward in a proarc.ssive way," he ~id in an 1ntcrv1cw. • "SOmething is JOina to blo som and srow very rapidly, ecumenically open to others." he id. "We feel it's a Po itivc than We're not d1Utrtin1 the chun:h or oompct· ina wnh 1t, but we want to mali.c 1 oontnbution to it We nt to keep the Second Vatican ounnl ahvc. But it'a not happening an today's church. "Wc·vc bctomc an o"rrly trut'- turcd trpc of church that "m 10 be suffocatma le nd ttot mcct1na tncir ntta Ho id ke y feature propo d new di would 10 lude: cccpu1ncc or m m d pnest 1 1dm1 ion of wQmcn to ord1n uon and the cpascop tc. communion ror diwrccd. rcmarmd..Ca1bol and 81blc<cntcttdfom1of hn$11 nttyof fr n111a1 \ th ut • u hll structured. kaaltsuc S}Stem. The four groups. whose rcprcsenta- tt" C!> arc meett ng to consider the plan. arc: -The Federauon of Chnstian Minastncs. co-founded b)' Grudzen and Caporale with-about 500 mm1 • ters function mg m various capac1t1cs. about half of them Rome-<11spenscd pnests but al§.0 includmg unor- dained women and others, certified b\ FCM as ministers. officiating at marriages and Holy Communion. -Women Church Speaks, a Chicago-based orgamzatton of about 2.()0(}(' . .adwhc women, many of them nuns and some of whom seek ordi- nation -CORPUS. also based m Chi- cago. an orpnnallon of about I ,SOO mamed pnests seelong readmission to active church service and claimin& many more among 12,000 married priestsarcav11lableand wait.In& foril -Maryknoll-in-Disaspora, an or· gamzation of married-former mem- bers of the Marylmoll order, started by cx-MaryknolLpnests Grudzen and Raymond F. Kelly of Wat.nscott, N. Y. Because of "thctr commitments to Chnstian conscience and the basics of B1bllcal theology," Kelly says, "these nauonal movements arc comina together" to act on the proposed new national d1occrse. He says they've waited 20 years smce the Second Vatican Council for its "reform and renewal" to be earned out and "arc now wilhng to nsk denunciation from the Roman Curia'' to help bring about that renewal. ''Struggling to avoid official schism. we beg the world's bishops to understand our Chmuan concerns of conscience.'' he said Brennan, a ked 1fthc step wouldn't mean schism m the church, '8.id. "They can call us'1lames if they want to do that, but schism ts not a word used today. We're not intendina that. We want to be part of the church. "We will still consider our&clvcs under the wider pastoral care of the pope, look on the papacy as the center of Chnstian unity and respect the offic~ of the Holy Father. 8Qt we feel we also must make our contribution." PeOple NEED classified ... " . ~ ., -. YourH "'-- -. ----- Rejected infant likes tummy cratche JACK ON. Mi (AP) -Annie wn a battered oom Ortcd a b) rallab}. raccoon, bobCat, "_",... mfi nt. but now he happily nugks up to her lCddy bent. pqrcuptnC' romps with a doa. showr> un ,".Xpcctcd antclliacncc and gets nmc learned to kc m lk from a bottle wtth a 111pple lllona. well with her foster parents designed for nproo, romp an 1hc b k )'ard wtth a de She al~ hkcs to have her hairy iummy scratched nnd named 1, and &lccp rn a playpen. . use her lO.:mch bl ck tongue to arch for anti. h al learn d lO nu up to a $luffed teddy bear .Lynn wiJC~. director of t~e Jackson Zoo. rescuC'd with beady yellow eyes, wtutc p ws and mis •fl& nose. Annie from the 11ant anteater display shortly after the .}. and Mr&. Sw1 n td ahc hket to h ve her h 1ry ~Uy pound, 12-oun~ baby was born May t 3. scratch d. Anteaters are hard to rcproduee in capt1v1ty because .. .. he's tumin out to be one of the mo t 1ntercsun ad~lts frequently ~ill infants, but Swiiert spotted.the tin)· animal we've ever hand-reared,.. ad Swiicn. animal and rescued her before ber mother had inflicted ••1 didn't think th t wtth the izeofhcrl>ram ca~ny m~rc than a few cuts and acratchcs on· her Mother's Day he'd~ s affcctaonate he i ;•he ddcd as her JO:inch amval.. black tongue lathered hke a nake througl:i his fingc1l. Sw1aerfs wife Esther took over the job of urroga_te • he's Col her own pcci I w&)'I... SWtgtn expects IO p Annie until w 11 5 Ot ~ mother,arolo hehasplayedbefo~.Shehasd1~peredtwin wtgert sad he knew of only 1wo other stS of month• old, t return to the zoo.-abc u bis J.lbbon apes, loaned her bathtub to an alligator. and humans re nn giant nteaten. He 1d the literature on enouah to fend for bcrJclf amona the mature an1alal.; ---..... --~---------llill!!ll------11!1111------------wh di can aro lO seven feet 111 len&tb. • ··we try to let ber ~an animaf as= lO beiftl a Kids Who Run Chinese Kid's ~~e~i;;rnJ:.0:1~!'''imponant ananimallO .Newspaper Like Their Jobs Nine coast students receive scholarship Pohltlng the way Ttil• 7-month-old female mlzture of •hepberd and pointer needa a name u well u a home. She le trl·colored and referred to by her bandlen u a .. eweet and loYID& mutt.'' She can be Hen weekdays from 9 a.m. to & p.m., Saturday• from 8 a.m. to noon, and Sunday• noon to 4 p.m. at the N~rt Beach Animal Shelter, :125 Meaa Drive, Costa lleu.. • --1 _Swiniming classes offered by YMCA- The South Coast YMCA wall offer swimming classes to children between the aaes of 6 months to l O years at four Oran1e Coa5t sites, on Aus. 20 through 31. . Daily JO.minute lcsson,s will be available at two pools 10 Laauna Naauel. one pool in Laguna Hills and one an San · Juan Capistrano. . Rqistration·is limited. Fees arc $.25 for Y members and S30 for others. .. - . ror information and regjstrat'ion, call 831~9622 or 49S-0.S3. · ROYAL CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH $6.95 Con1pfr11entary Fnit Bar ~()~ 4L Tli41 ~tlc\\, ~(u ~ 9·(<\· ~·Q(\e v V (<'· -c'f\•(f' '\() •·(\\.~ ~\(<'e co(<'9 on the waterfront 2735 West Coast Highway Newport Beach . 6<42-3431 Reservations Accepted BRUNCH WITH A VIEW Ch1mp11n1 Buffet 9:30 to 2:30 . -I~ ill,,.,..,.. ROYAL KHYBER Cuisine bl India NOW SERVING COUNTRY STYLE -PEKING (AP) -Yang Yang; lateral) ed1to~ of probkms and official misconduct. Reporters are en· China's onl) nationwide newspaper for children, ~ys he couragcd to be 1urcss1vc and cunous. but questioning the likes his work even though sometimes adult comrades Communist Party'& poht1cal leaitimacy 1s not alto""ed. don't take him seriously. Drawn from local schools in Shan&hai. the 42 staff "They cannot believe we run the newsJ)aper ... said 12-member5 of Lmle Mute rs wnte, edit. cf raw pictures aod year.;old Yana. But he said that when his reporten go out take photographs for the paper. which they said has a on a story, •·we are warmly received." nationwide circulation of 200,000. They said there are Yanaand several collea1ue$_. aied 1 to 14.._have ~en plans to make it scmimonthlr,. vis1t1ng Pekin& to mark the first anniversary of their Subjects rang~ from • 1 love China" essa)s 10 Shan&haa-bascd ncw~papcr. known as Xiao Zhu Ren -interviews with officials from local industries. Jn recent Little Masters. · issues. Lltlle Masters told readers about Shanghai's Dressed in crisp blue overalls and bright red scarves, vitamin factory and "Hero .. brand ball point pen plant . they met with some adult Chinese and foreign counter-Somettmes they publish critical piCces. the children parts Friday, .courtesy of the All-Onna Journalists said. • Association. . · ·: ewe complained about old people who pay little Guided by their Peking hosts, editors of the major· attention to young people," Yang said. .. But we also Peking-based Communist Pany newspapers, the del-praised old people who take care of children." • ept1on said Little Masters is the only newSJ>aper in China At about I 'h ~nts an issue, they admitted the run by children. They said it was conceived by teachers at newspaper lo5ts money and relies on contributions from a Shan&ha1 elementary school last year. Shanghai schools and newspapen to operate. "We wanted to improve ch1ldren·s ability to solve "We do not want to make money from our problems We are the future masters ofour country." said newspaper," Yan1 said. "We just want to teach and tell editor Shen Yen, 13, explain mg the origin of the oth~r children.Jo be the little mastcn of their scbootand of ncwspa~r·s name. theu count')'.. The'chl)dren also said they-&et help from the "uncles Ask~ 1f they thou&ht newspaper life is enjoyable. and aunties" at Shanpa1•s Wen Hua ~Y. which pnnts ~ttey rcphcd yes: "~r mother told me that to~ a reponcr the monthly four-page child~n·s tabloid. · 1s realty a J~Job, saul 11-year~ld San W~1. Although l ly auided by the Com multi ts, OUnese ~ ~ .But Hu Y aweiphc pape1"s 7-)'cai'-old.illusuator. said journalism has expanded an recent ycan from rote she did not w.nt to .sta~ m the news buiincss \vh .. stic repelition of party doctrine to investigations of social grows up. "I want to be an artist. .. she said. Orange Coast . SUNDAY BRUNCH GUIDE .. 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Rat· ;Mow ** ''They cea Mt Bnar 11ea21 =ne~\Aergaux Hemingway. ** ''Sllf'l1Ntk" (1882) Jo K«w\1-~.Roll O'Oonovln TONIGHT AT 8:00 P.M. Enter a world beyond your:-wilaest imagination where m]yJhing can happen. MAJOR STUDIO PREVIEW of a new movie starring Rob Lowe. Nick D'Angelo was a winner. &etythlng came easy Co him. Until he had Co risk It all IDt the only thing that really mattered . . ----- AIWlll87M&!IO P1e1fic Anahedl Of.fl! . ,..,.,,Al LIM!! MOYIE * \i !tit Beyond The (1980} Rlctwd Thomes. JOl\n .. -12:11>- (J) MOYIE * * t '"BIO .:llm Mclain" ( 1 2) Jdhn Waynt. Nancy Olson, 11tl UNTOUCHABlt.8 N>CK ..... AMf.AICA MOYIE ·~ Of '12" (1ta2) AllMtt• Hevtn, Loni landn. MOV1e "Duct, You Sucq" (1911) ROd Steiger. eotxttl. -12:45- • OAVIO 8U8SKINO -1:00-r~= FM" (1975) Get Gof. don, Nicll Piyof •. AOCK ,AL.AC! LOSTltlPACE MONEY -HOW TO MAKE IT N>EP£ND8fT NEWI MOYIE *** "Boom Town" (1938) Clltk Ga~Trecy. ** ''POf1<y'1 II. Tht Next Oty'' (1983) Oan Monahan, Wyett Knlg1lt. -1:05-~ ~ Mldlurntner Nlght'e Sex Comedy'.' ( 1982) WOJJltt Allen, Mia F1rrow. • -1:26-fl CE1.EBArTY CRUSADE FOA -1:30- THEWlllERS ~ • ** ''l'be Dltec:tlOtl Of 8lrnll Kudifte" (1978) Altn Min. SNtWf r~NEWS * "Blnglcok Connection" (1980) UndaJtdi. -2:00-1 =.fMM~ *'A "Jeiee Jamee Mtltt Frritn- atlln'1 =•'"(19ee) JoM Lup-ton, Cl! G OOOONIGHT L.A.: VIDEOS ~ =.J:1S.- ~MOV1£ ** ''The Neating" (1980) Glotla GtthttM, John Clrrtflnt. -2::25-0 SOMEWHER! A CHlD -2:30- (!) SEA HUNT MOVIE ** * "The Hound Of The Bilk•· Ylllel" (1978) Ptter Cook, Oudlly Moore 9NEWS -2:40- ®MOVIE ** "Now And F0<.V." (1983) Cheryl lJldd -2:45- Holl ood going back over the rainbow to Oz • Dorothy's further adventures. with By MA'M' WOLF ........... ,,_ wnw Kurtz, whose · prcv1ou movu.-s in· BOREHAMWOOD, England . ~'!;.:American Graffiti" 'and "Star w_e all k.no~ J?orothy and Toto-but ••Audiences. tspccially tcen-egcrs, T1k Tok, Bilhna, and the Gump? . tend to be somewhat cynical No, they arc not a new punk tno, nowadays, so }'OU can't be so openly but some of the L . Frank Baum ~ntimcntal, .. Kunz said, explaining chal'1.Cten who an: being brought to that the mm 1) being made now the scn:en in "Oz,". a faniasy film because "we have the tec:hnology to from Walt Disney Pictures that is do it." bcin' shot at Thom-EMl El tree ' That technology includes a m1r- Stud1os nonh of London. rorcdS352,500set used as the Throne Bud tcd at $25 million, "Oz" is Room of the wicked Princess Mom bi due for n:leue next summer, starrina a patented process of cla} animatio~ I 0-ycar-old Fa.iruza Balk in the role known as Claymallon, and the con· that made Judy Garland famou 45 struction of the flying. moose-like }cars ago. Gump out of an old Victorian ~fa Desptte the cndurina fame of the and palm fronds for wings 1939 "Wizard of Oz," both the The effects. and the~ money to directo~. a!ld. the cxec~tiye pr~ucer implc!'lent them. seemed sufficiently of "O? insist that 1t 1s neither .a dauntma that Disney put the film on musical nor a remake of that movie hold last December until the stol) classic. was condensed. the scrcenpla) "The two films arc diffen:nt planets shortened, and the budget brought to revolving around the same sun," its present figun:-over J 2 um es that dfrcctor Walter Murch said dunna a of the $2 million MGM musical. recent interview on the set. Bu\ despite-the cxpcnsrve special "This will be a different sort offilm effects, Murch stressed that the cmo- from the Judy Garland musical," tional element has not been forgotten. actdtcf f''f'<'"''vf' producer Gary "No one settina out to make a -~ d1 play of s~utl cfTecu wount ever ct very far,' he id, .. because tho effects ore noth ng if they don't serve the tOry." In "01," t in the fall o 899, Dorothy returns from Kansas to the fabled land only to fiqd that the Emerald Ctty is 1n collaJ>5C arid lhat the Scar«row 1s bcmg held captive by the evil Nome King. A ttSC'UO mission ensues in the tompany of Dorothy's cohorts - Billina the talking hen, Ja~k ~ Pumpkinhead. and Tik Tdk the robot. ··This film doesn't make the tlltc· ment that the first one did as to whether it's a dream or not/· '81d Murch. who co-wrote the SCJccnplay with Gill Dennis and will m'rlc his directina debut with the film. Without im cnuna a 51nglc Qllarac- tcr. Murch '81d, he has taken charac-te~ from the second of Bauru's 1' a&idh d d ··oz" book . "The Land of O~ '' and •-a 8D ry shuffled them into the story f the Barbara Carrerra. shown on third book, "Ozma of Oz."' location In the Berlin Olym- Murch ~id that he first tboU$ht of pie Stadium where ahootlnl adapting the books to the screen in the on .. Wild Geese D" baa early 1970s after watching "Stsam~ •tarted, bu 00 Idea who will Street" with his son, then S. "There was something about the play opJ>09lte her in the sensibility of Ernie and Bert ind all RqUel. Richard Burton died_ thoscfolk.son'SesameStreet'thatran recently and Laurence together with the stones of Oz and Olivier, the other lead, la Tik-Tok," he said. aerloualy ill. Tina's 'What'sLove' moves upon charts • By Tlae Associated Pres1 12. "Round and Round" Ratt (At· lantte) The following arc Billboard's bot 13. "The Warrior" Scandal featur- rccord hits for the week ending in& Patty Smyth (Columbia) . August 2S as they appear in next 14."Sad Songs" Elton John (Gcf-weck's issue of Billboard mapzinc. fi ) Copyriaht t 984, ~illboard. Publi-c~ S."Lights Out" Peter Wolf (EMl-ca~10.ns, lnc. Rcpnnted with per-~ America) t· mtSStQn. · 16."Lct'$ Go erazy•• Pnnce &. The HOT SINGLES Rcy_olution fW&iner Bros.) -l :''Ghostbusters~· Ray Parket Jr. 17."R«k Mc · Tonight" Billy (Arista) Squier (Capitol) 2. ~'What's Love Got to Do With It" 18 ''Orive" 'the Cars (Elektra) T~.Tumcr(Capito,1) . . . t9:"DancinJ in the !>ark" 9ruoe 3. Stuck on You Lionel Richie Spnnetecn (Columbia) (Motown) 20. 'Sexy Girl" Glenn Fn:y (MCA) 4 ... When Doves Cry" Prince (Warner Bros.) TOP LPS 5."Missina You" John Waite I ."Purple Rmn" Prince &. The (EMl-Amcrica) Revolution (Warner Bros.) 6."I Can Dream About You" Dan 2."Sports" Huey Lewis &. The "f.Tuie~~~~k" Jacksons (Epic) News (Chrysalis) 8."Sun&lasses at Night" Con:y 3."Bom in the U.S.A." Bruce Hunt (EMl-Arnerica) Springsteen (Columbia) 9."Sbe Bop" Cyndi Laupcr 4."Private Dancer" Ttna Turner (Portrait) (Capitol) --;· 10."lf Ever You're In My Arms S."Heartbcat City" The Cars 7.''Victory" Jack~ns (Epic) &."Can't Slow Down" Lionel Rich- ie (Motown)- 9.''0ut of the CcllJT .. R'att (Allan-· tic) 10. ''Br~k Out" The Po1oter Sisters l~lart(t) . ... . · l I.'' l 984" Van Halco (Warner Bros.) 12.''Signs of Life" Billy Squier (Capitol) 13."Eliminator" ZZ Top (Warner Bros.) TREAT YOUR FAMILY · TO A NIGHT AT THE MOVIES FOP. ONLY 5e EACH call 720-9266 ~!~}?r!~ -..EWPORT CENTER Again" Peabo Bryson (Elektra) (Elektra) I L.'' l IThi\ls It" Huey Lewis&. The 6.' .. G hostbustcrs · Soundtrack.. ""iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~·=t News {Chrysalis) <Arista) --1 RUFFELL'S UPHDLSTEllY, llC. f• Tiii lnt Of Y• Lit 1'U ....-..wo .. 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Refilling a cla SlC mnvacfor today's. udicnccs Sttms a cunous entcrpn · for a music ma tcr ""hose achieve· ments include · platinum albums for Donna Sum- mer (\o\hom he dts- covercd), hits for Blondie and Irene Cara, and score:S for films from "Scarface" to "The Story." • ullivan~ ~khael Latd.-n SAM'S SON 51¥MQ W WAUACH, TIMOTHY flATRlQ( MURPH'( JAQ(SON. N&G~HALUE 1000 ALAN HAYES ..:>NNA LEE .,~,~11tMICHAEL LANDON P.i)C-.irtfl.,, KENT McCRAY II.NC°' DAVID ROSE. (l!OltW "'-'KEVIN O'SUWVAN. •• 8~8811 Edwirds Unmrsity C-~ ~I-ID A~'5CllllllltTDfi "" ~ 1PG1NID'!ll.lt...a~~ il."ll!fl I Cct;ot ~.t .c..w._....~ .... ...,.. ...... ~Al&63HSS3 SYUFY City Cea1ef I •• '---• t DAILY Pll.OT/S8turd y, Augu t 18, 1 S. GOP suspens~: Will TV air film? ·--r-....~~~:--t~..,....~~------~-----------.................. ~----=--=-=...:-=~~-n1m, th e work gather at Dallas convention . de1 t ... ou1Cf . , •• 'e'U la c u on its mcnt , 'C oping to atr news, not free publicity j0~i1~c~.~~t~~~~~rer~ By FRED ROTHENB RG Al'T ........ WrtW N W YORK -Even without· a contested candid c:y or platform f!lhts. thetelevi ion show mu tgoon. And one of tbe prime-time ques- tions at thi wcc:k's R~pubtican con- v'Cntion will be whether the pubhc will see the mo t lllked-about Ronald Reagan film since lhe president left Hollywood. "We don't ha"c controversy, ~e don't have a contest, but that doesn't mean we can't put on a good show." 5atd Gary Hoitsma. director of com- mu01cat1ons for the Republican Na- tionaJ Committee. The show begins Monday and 1s scheduled to end Thursday night w11h Reaaan acceptina h1s party's nomi- nation. Tenlltive p n call for the president to be introduced not by a speaker but by a movie: hort that includes hifhlights and trips of hjr. administration. In this case. ABC, CBS and NB will become the nation's mo t in- fluential film critics. Will they pan the Reagan mov1e and keep at off the air? "Nob<_>d)t's seen the film yet," said Jeff Gralmck, e'ccutive producer of ABC's political programming. "But I have a suspicion that within our generaJ umb~lla of what's news.- worthy, it doesn't fit. If the Re- publicans have made a campaaan CBS' campaign CO\ e. ••Jtcould be new wonhy. Ma)·bc he's being characterized in a d1ffcn-nt way than ht ever has been before. • "AnythinJ<:an be potentially news- wonhy," s11d Ray lockhan, NBC's vice prcsjdent of l)<)lit1cal program· mina. ··we'll have lo see whether It has any news value or interest to the audience." The Democrats · want th ftlm banned, contending that incc the networks didn't broadcast the cinematic tnbute to Walter F. Mon· dale. the Republican production ·~bouldn't be ready for prime-time either. "What's sauce for the goose (should be) sauce for the gander," the Demo- Elderly deserve their turn trio COSTA MESA 979 4141 Edwards CIMma Ctnttr lltlJU ,Mt( UA Movies 8 COSTA MESA 54().0594 lJA South Coast "MM*AN '" llED (~ 13) 11 JO 1 JO • & I •S ·~ 11THREE CHEERS FOR'NERDS'! This is _great stuff! Carradines performance is a comedy mar\EI. 'Nerds: rah!" El TORO 581 5880 Edwards Saddltback GMDEN GIOVE 530 «O I Ed1imds Westbtook •• 850811 Edwards Unlmsrty 111•1tM 2~0 l• M·flR Moll ll Mtfldt Af Ro1tCtt•1 "llDEPaOf M IUDS" (II) 1111111s •· &1s so .01s "llUClMOO BANZAI" (l"G) 1 •• • s •s o oc "DRCAMSWE" <'5-13) 11 )(I 110. 4 I 6 IO US 10 45 rll MJMM :.e(N.13)* "DI SDI)" Ill •I\·' .. LAQN BOCH 497 I 711 Edw;ards So Coast Lacuna ORM6£ 634 3911 UA City Center ORN& 637 0340 NK. 0i a nee Man "l'llU'l.E llAlf' (II) IN 00tl1Sftl(O I 00 HG 600 llO 104S "SflINA.. 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Road life a home for Mitzi .Gaynor edwards LIDO CINEMA MfW"<)IT IOULI• AIO 6 "? "'\ 8350 •T .,. uoo I " Nf"¥'01T ll4C~ \I GORDO GARFIELD THE FAMILY CIRCUS by Bil Keane "Oh, boy! We're gonna'" lnny-pennonce Holl and Delivery Bell!" by Gus Arriola by Jim Davis ... Q.1-As outh. vuln rabl • you hold: J •KJ95 O A.74 0 83 +A.193 The bidding has proc ded: Soath W Ht N ortb Ea t l + Pa I• Pue 2 • PaH 3 o P ... ? What do you bid now'/ Q.2-East West vulnerabl~. as outh you hold: •95 ~AKQ9 71 OK62 Th bidding has proceeded: ortla East outb We t Pa.. Pau 4 o 4 • Dble Pus ? • What action do you take'! . C1111L£S ~HU The biddln1 ha• proceed : outlt W • t ' rtJa Eut l <:> Pua 2 0 Pa ? What action do you take? Q.4-Both vulnerabl • a outh 1ou hold: · •KM OK32 <>AGS +KI053 The bidding h • pl'O( ded: outla WHt Nordt East I+ Put I• Pue I NT Pue 2 + Pa ? What action do you take'/ Q.5-As South, vulne-rable, you hold: •87t <:>AQS3 OJ9 +AJt2 The bidding has prO<'eeded: Q.S-Neither vulnerable, as South North · Eut tla Welt ~l::::Jl~:d;;:::~ • you hold: · I 0 ·Put l <:> Pua --•QJ95 <:>KQJ98 0 7 +AQ6 S NT Pus ? BIG GEORGE "George, this Isn't sunburn lotion you brought •· It's meat sauce." . Ille -. SHOE DRA8BLE FOK 8ETl'ER OB FOB WORSE MARMADUKE by Brad Anderson DENNIS THE MENACE rf8 NICE lb G6I BPtCK -ro Y<:JJ\ OWN~, '~T IT,M!OfeL "I wish you'd atop turning the patio Into an obstacle course.'· MOON MULLINS 1-1• o __ ,_..,.__..,. \ It l .r~ ,-e ~s -l~-___.....,. ..... :w.tatu ~ l)AD SNUCI< 'THIS UNDER MY PILLOW LAST NteHT' .. .WAATEVER ~EO TO™E 1!Xml fj/;,qyt · by Ferd & Tom Johnson WEl.L, .AFTe~ A C~T,AIN ~c ,THEY Po St:eM To ,!CCUMULATE. ~' by Charles M. -Schulz by Tom K. Ryan '? DR. SMOCK Ye!S, :t PO HAVe ONE? PAtR OF WHt-rts PAN'TYHOSI!! ,SOR l!!ACH E=>AY OP 'T"Hfi Wf!f!K .•• ROSE I RO E 18 1984 I Wh t action do you take? Q.G-A utb. vutn rabl • hold: •K OAM + 75 The b1ddln NottJl Ea t I Q Z + ? Wt\ t action do you t ke? Look for ans rs on Monday. • Y r play to lite fint trick ~vld d d t fate f th eeetrut! writtt oett .... aned: "'Tlaue'• M • c tbU.. •• • bl.iad opeaiq lead. oaJ deaf open .....,_! .. to and the attack w Cb&rl~ CoNa'• "()~ Leada.• For your copy, IMI SJ to "Gorea·L ads, .. c/o tlalt aewspe P.O. 901611, P&lmyn. .J. a.Ice daecke payabl• to paperbookt. by Jeff MacNelly by Lynn Johnston ~ EVEN 11'.JED 10 !£L.L.. ME A BOX Of BAND C»CR ! by George Lemont . . . - by Pat Brady MARllOR LAWN-MT. OLIVE Mortuary• Cemetary Crematory US25 GIS* Ave eo.taM ... s.40-5554 • • ·Ntu:I llROTHERI ; MU lllOAOWAY MOfn'UARY 110 Broadway CoataM ... 842-9160 MclllOMlllCI( "°"1\IAAY 1795 urc:: Canyon ne bMdl, Ca 92&$1 •9.4·941! c Orange County Planning Commission WEDNESDAY AUGUST 29, 1984 1:30 PM Planning Commission Hearing Room 10 Civic Center Plaza Santa Ana 8A115 . . • FRIDAY SATURDAY 9AM-1 OPM . 9AM-9PM · .. . . SUNDAY 10AM-8PM _, • ;-• • -.~ • • .., • -··:~ • it. • ....... ~~~~---~· ~~· _..,~,.,.._.,,,. ... ~. • • .. ' • . • • ... .-~ • ... ... ~ . ...... .... -........... -~ ----=-'"-- . ENTIR·E -STOCK OF VEHICLES·: . NO DEALERS OR WHOLESALERS PLEASE ALL NEW 1984 DODqE CARS AND TRUCKS, ALL EXECUTIVE -AND DEMONSTRATOR MODELS, ALI; USED CARS, SPECIALLY PRICED FOR THIS AUTHORIZED SALES EVENT! .. ... --PRICES: NOT PU8L1ctv --A-DVERTISED, ------.. I CONSIDERATIO-bJ OE OTl::fEB DEALERS. -- PRICES: PROMINENTLY DISPLAYED ···-eN -Al:l:-··VEHICL:.ES. · -··· ··· · F·I c G: USE YOUR BANK,f tp(o'- OUR BANKS, YOUR CREDIT UNION OR ;~ 1006~ ~~"~~"JiNc 't ANY OTHER LENDING INSTITUTION OF ._""" ~!~~~~s~E . - YOUR CHOICE, ON APPROVED CREDIT. ~.,~~0~ . AUTHORIZED TRADE -I N APPRAISERS IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE! . BRING ·YOUR TRADE, TITLE, OR PAYMENT BOOK SOU'l·H COAST DODGE 2888 HARBOR BLYD.,COSTA Ml A 540·0330 HTWllN IAKll ADAMI -,__ onaR VALID '""u 1 ••'14 . ·a~y_.__a tuM. ONLY • ' t • HOT DOGS, SOFT DRINKS* ~ FOR THE KIDS! , ... . .,, 642-5678 ~ a..t I h... .. JIM Kilt Wut.. tr• lel1 Watti 111M l!Jt !wll4 ~~ lela WHt.. IIIG ltlt W11t .. 0 fa mo S fround ~ C.t CM· AUTO BfAl.QlllT&ll ....ult'iiiii opening for Mll"eott'*'t "-9teurent u r . u IC*ltJfv 780+8 61 _, ._.-/flU.... EWPORT HACH "IT Hn MM5'3 =IOn ~ !:'~ llLU llUll 1111 freet ..... kttty T~:= .:~m,•t~~ aloo6clnl for • lneur#aPhCNW~-MO uy. ~John or p~w':~~~::m:.~I DIM Es A LI N E Found· Sm tan IM!ty. V~ ftom t.eguna Nlguel. w'*_, io:: Mllnal 14 :./htlbonue l«nwdo 17M4S4 · Bender. NI 1 e.rtfUt & Faimtw CM St\ipp&na rcv'ng el(S* for ,,..:, .,. t M6-1'r51 Wit Y' Patt tlfM 9Wlnlnoa Good • e IM9-1"41&3M030 MtpfUl.-Muet ha~ ldnt enthu:lutltma.~ IN8UMNCE rigpc>tentJal A.le for Aettuwan• LOST: '""* blk Coe*• dtt\le ~'be et...., perlenOed tent to READY TO CHANO 9'oee or Gall 17S-IM21 Llll'l lnml lo., ... ''**" wired coa., at 21Y,. .e &o to ttat1. I• jOCn our tMm. Non-CARURS1 I dldl tft., apm h• the fol!OJMO open.. ....._ ______________ """'!'""!'!ll"" _____ ..-., ______ .,, BIO Corona acn patt&lng "4W237 fOt BNCt wnolt• l44-058I HeY9 your O'#ft ~ '"'19: 10-SPE!D bike ISO. COFFE! ltb'e 13$ w .. P6oL ttble -'th bell and THINI< Chitetmul Clwlc lot. Atwttd. 6404139 119AIY8'T'nf\ my home. 2 · Wtlh tfwt beet. PART. TllE F0008EAVICI! WON<IA s-.o sao 1 piece pCio mnor• lecUratMl50. 1tiak1 l50 Ne.13IO. steel and wood toya 112· Loet· G.m a.._ Mbt acihl • c:Nklren. M/pr BYAL &llT/lllP'f Farmen. c .. M• UfAH •Al.. 5:am-t:30 pm Moft.Fri. furniture 145 Wicker Olnetle end Chelrt SSS .. AEFAIOEAATOR HO 145. "8dlo ~SI Inch F.,;,lle 5 mo:'';; Multi S-7 llW'le. !51-3812 LlllUIUll Howard _....511 -..--,OOOSEWICIWOAl<ER bead boerd • 110. Early End t•bte 16 OttomM Twin Md comer tablii st• WtQOn t25. ~ cl Thi.I 811 pm Vlo Babytltter n.-ded "'Y OUr buay fatnlly dental of• =&= Conaclentlout peraon ·D!J.IVEAY PIRION AM .. au 8131. 12 Weter Md l50 ,.._ 135 Two nlt .. tendt 125 lent ateet pedal car nre A~ r CdM 87Me.e2 t\ome. metu~qwn trana-nee iu .. rdllng fora fun ne.ded to wottc llexlble PIT, e:aoem-1~ Mon-• tr1Qerat« $25. a.cs llnena · · · qi,.. wttl'I ledder '**' o. P :,rr• Uc • IL , hout9 for MJttrnltV ShOp Frt t2 SAILBOAT hull, excej. ~. Rug clMner 12. H.adboafd 110· O.tk '30. S1_, Cl'l&ln dtM Lo.t gld frme , .. din; epic eng. IT-eome el/el ' ~_._~ It lnttmt•llfO for Jr In HuntlnGton hech. ,OOD8!AVICEWOAK!A 1ent row boat '50. Sutf· Nleiga/• muuoe '3! tamp$5. 111ncf\ TVbl** ~a1 1raeior 125 '«1>''• ttMtlnlt gmcaa.32nd & nncra. 20 l'lrlwtt WI d9ntll -'""' P · Pro/Jr~-Dnc:1or .._.per Pf9f cantor PIT 2~ 30prn Mon-t-'81f1~20 .. ~: 8hoM St . 0r ... 11: ~1:;1t9t,0~,'~g· tricyde 11a. Aedlo nyw it, NI 754-17'5 !..side eso-aon l::ie"°~~ Appllcant• Muat b9 -.>Pt. · · ThurS and t :.m.Hopm Motox br1t• S to 8119 CwPll '25. TrMh bamll o.k l20 Cl'lalrt 'SS at_, eoooter 112· 2 llOtY REWARD· LOST wttlt• cat UlnrnDl llDD quaim.d per.on energetic, or~ Iii hw•• l•raltJ Sund~ . S3 llenkM• S3 1MI H"27'H .. dol houM wtth furniture . FIP tfn.-d1--------·-" .. _ ... 4M-t711 Nlfd WOt'klng.. n•1111 All appllcanw mutt be t•111 &ot·H 2 l>M Fullerton Avenue Costa _.,.. ·-$19 Smatt woodei •pony w I 0 r • • n c 0 I I a'• • ,, ........ _....... ... ,_ ....,. ,,_n accepted 875114 thru ..-ntet cie.n and deiptn-~1~ ~ F:: M .... 541-10.I. • SATURDAY only. Whll1-' $9, 'a Inell woOden doll ~u;c~~br ~-.: .. =8~ ~~~48 HIT&I. flllT 1111 8112/84 Experienced oabf9. Mu.t .,. able to ma~r ... S5 o.c...on.. COLLECTORS! 8adt 19-=·~·le :r. m =~:'u!1~= 752·9414 r. . BASY81TTE~ WANTED In ~omcecarw..-.~ :::r. ng-=11~~ ~ \~~= Chair $10 2 bat ltOOl9 .,.. ~DC eoma &46-3710. 135. Antique J~ my H9wport T.,... hm. WOt'k In .... __ --ittu den-Jambofee M . N.8 PART·TIMI!. Vlrild hOUr9 or 2-'Pfft. Loli'• IQtCIMft S15 eedl. s..tng me-~Playboy, PenttlouM, c•t Iron g8fden i.nt.m p h JOI• Oce816onel ...,..,_ CMd .,..., ,.._,, · -to Include Mrty A.M. 3077 NOt'OI Hatbot INd chine S35 H~ fS. Omni 50t wtl.136/100. SCHWINN 8Mdl Cl"tMer, S20 Gr8CMut 11 lndl tuna • sy;;i1tyre.8at mom. Ull precta, 4 day..... LIUL •tUT;.., .._.,._Mu.thaw ct. H bor & Carrie •) Entertalnment011t119rlS. Call u1-ee11 or •newU0.557·1578. ddtiilk1ctbucbt112 ; ORDXAolfl Aef1req.142·9356mao ~~~.-.,Yoptn. PIT9V9nlnga,from5:30• oendable vehlCle (amall ~Ana.17M747o Lamp tabl9 110. All,,... 548-3281 Mu1c SCHWINN "Statdull" $ 40 Inch Mnd tooted aolld call: Uz Aelnd«t. needed Non-tmollt oNy. buck, van, 1t1tlon ·~__,.,.-....,...__,.~~- ladlel tpOf1near *-CUSTOM cw COYW for ''*' . lrl'• blk• with brua tray 121. 40'• deco IMPOATANTI B•byaltter want•d·mi DENT AL RECE. PTIONIST Word ~ (Wcw0: wegon) to Mllat MM-Attall HIH·H•rdwart. 8· 1&. Short,, tklrta. Cedlllae. Wt nt other baatt.et gtsS Ceah .ly Aeller•COc>P9f botton t• hOmt, Nwpt Beh. Nl\I AND ASSISTANT 11., hetc>tul). JMWport paper dMler In INIM Ptnn FIT Ctown Hird· t!Kt<•. lldl•ta $3.$11. 1aro• mod•I• 150. 2013 Momovta. C:,9 kettle u . Cut Iron ert 4 l lOOITl/llllll ~~Fri 17~= Experl.nc• neceMtry. &Mch. ~113 .,.._ Mu.t be cMroeno-...,. 1024 lrvtl'9 Ave NI Book• 10e-lt. Plcnlo 5'M1'9 Maa. l42.-a3 •rm plant etand se. Outcalt ONLY 13&.ltff for _,.,... YT' 1 L.llg\lna Hiiia T7M275 t -dable. Contact Oreg beflCtt 12 Fo6dlna d\99 • Cued brtll '"'mpet Englleh apeaklng/refe UQUOA CUM Hyde MoncMy t.twv Frtctey A!TAIL SALO 12 ..oi. 8 ttd t~ DOUBl.E bed S50. Love SEARS white French ao FUii alU bt ... ftre TOPSll t73-7ff4 11•119 ,IT, lxpet Pr9f. Oood Mtwten t:30 and 10:30 ~·~cRlnr'D SOt. 2.12A 41t1 Street, .... l20. EV9nlnga call provenclal furniture. ~ 115. Copper Femalee ~3· M8~.~ BOOKKEEPER e.p'd '1C 11P111111U '' ltart1>8Y 17e-tll4 t.111 on!Y· f42""321 ~ llXI\ eorner of Alvet, Newport 14tM907. grHt condition trlple OM 124 24 Inch 8hlpe Eacorta. (21 ) -1 "" tor loo.I CPA l1rm. Ooenlno, Del Mer.,..._ tor MAINTAINANCt MAN 1\'111 - -• l EP Beach 8aturd•)' and OA6T b\IY•I Garrard a ..... ao. o.k 150 2 wtlMI WOOden wfM rlldc "·"· Hll lnt ..... tlng & challqlng tUll-ttme dOl'l*tloe, ,.. time tome ~ ~...,., SA ES R Sundiy 10-3. turntablel25 Twin bed ntght 1tandll15 Mdl. l15.1"8TuetlnAw, cllent mix . Allume to: out. bC**loed only. lnaptrntlnt.N-t/hr. PAAT·TIME WOAK 1 LADIES 3-eoMd bike, 5 125. OoutMe boc*cw :=nrir S:::-18~~ ~a Meet. a~~~17. :.n~:nw=·l'm 31 BAC. llt Do'IW Of, NI Laundry, Ironing. gen«.. Tll llUll•wl AVAIL.All.El Need a lltttt e .... TllM. )'Mt'9 old a30 541-<>822. heede>oerd S30. Wtrit• bl-* and wM• ueei. urdey and __ ,. yra-alngl•·m•I• (good 12613 hOUMdeenlng, clothel 142·1111 atta money? WOftt tot Tim" Mirror Vldeoteit 20·· CUBIC ,.,..., 125. :;:ktab~~o -~ d~P. lent condltlo~ HO. TV COLOR 25" RCA con-lookln,R) UdutchU BOOK KEEPER wanted =: .. ~='tJ;:!: .. -~~ StMcel. the hCMM lnfor. Laundry tub wtth fauc9l 8 X-· a $35 AM/FM ~e alarm eote. ~. Older bUt ~HOO/ll&-t333 Pat for ardlltectural ~ EOE (819)7~1 _ • met Ion 1y1 t em I S25.154&.2I02 2282Col-~1e':.~1e·,.:;boerd clock radio 110. l:.d condition 140. Ii i lansO.a tilt firm. PIT. EJCpetlen09 aPll ~a;:'~~ eubllldlaryofTMTlmel gate. Coat• M.... end footbOerd twin.._. 540-2029. 5807. • ·~··a--req. 714-14&-t191 R M11111aal Laouna Nlgutl prlvltt for :.Joy.:..._ Of the Mirror Com~ 11 2 GOLD cC>UCMe '40 ltO New c.t ecntcNng SEVEMl vtnt11gee1ectrtc UPHOLSTERED oc· ~~ .... (''"""-• ~· OUUT y Ill.II Pltlme. Vatted hra, bctt oommunl(y deelrte • di)' ~ 2941 Alton ~v*~ 1t1 eectt.MatctilngQOtdeay po.ts:J.Men'aaltllt.30". hOUM fa.nl lt2·'35". ~~:--~· w~':·ll1·1.W a UUJlll' '••••• at•M4-7575,t2totpm ==-~~~AW. INlne, 78&-2001 vtoe In 8outhem c':: Chair S30 Calf Matte. Call 493-7587. Dana TNrtyt De6oo fan 111. OM ng · ---!OE fomla. ~letoom-~18 or 546-3218. Point. Anti que crockery Surfboard 120. Bir laftltant SELL CABLE T.V. _.._ ...... UY maintenance of oom-;:;s;o buedmedlumthat c:f\amberpotS9 Wooden ttooll 18. AIM dOck ------•tt flll IN NEWPORT BEACH llA& .. nH_...,, muntty.lomeknowtedgt PIX AN8w~"INO 8Eff. pu1W· ''8)iao DRAFTING table HIGHCHAIR. ctirome l20. artl•t• cue complete radio se. Tape record« VDllUW "· .,.., w ••••• T v Fett growtng In~ of bHIC plumblnoi VICI OP!MTOR. Patt brings lnfonnettori .nd $25. Saw hot'M att II. Vacuum, eur.k• Sanl· with material• ,21 15. Electric can °'**" wanma· .. ··-·--0 _,ng ~ lnoorporatlOn need• wtll carpentry. 1l1ctrlca time ahltt• avallabl•. ..vie.. Into the l'lome. 'Wheel barrow SI. i.,rge t e Ir ' U 5 TI b I e. PO<tatN 5 'foot woocsen $3 .. M«al tootlodew 112. for amall bualn ... no II looklng for a f9w wv-e JC per I en o e d It If tedlntquee or eome prior f'rllf. uper, but wlll trllln. providing Ill aube¢berl PO'IWde! n,. ext~ mehogeny '3$ Taba. .uate....,lt ~ Electric ko!M S2. L.wnpe rtlk. 714) 7n-1814 dltect.. HIH people. motlveted non-wnokw. _,,.,, hll9M bOt. nor ,.. lenl01't welCOfM. ~d £wlttl constantly ~ J10. OMl1' mew 110. pro)eotor S15. CUrtalne of •'--and ~taae s1.a. Str\d meUll '9,bfe .. A«lt'r. 001 W 1Sth 8t. wtth ~ ~ ~'*11d. Ptr9onel in.net vac:., dint. plan.· Call news.· In-Mme ~ CINtt wot1l t>encti. toote 30 petr ~ CIOthlng wooden.._...c:Nlra and rode· 12. Picture ttarnee SO.· llttt1Hn, N..B. ·1to5pm. E.O.E and appearance. Bii· whlde '* on the fob ~. 845-2550 and ehopp•no, 9'ectton1c r1..s10 AMOl'1«t flahlnQ 100 plecee ~. Unen .,. H·l45 Antique as. HOUMWW• 50$42. T.D 'i ttll •a--•u lngual preferred . mandatory. (Mll1•0• --•ll1llL1I• m-aglng. edueetk)ftal geer l1·S20. Houeeholcf. 25 ueortec:l 50t45. EJee.. ....... ocktiil35 T Hair dryw S3 Pottery ' .... a,~ 720-1440 M.nd-'eYe Plld) Entry i.wt poeltlon rset -P'oO'*"' and mor9. fcltchen 1tema ~All 1r1c rry S*1 s10. E1ec1r1c .. i-•' · wen-dW'9a s.-sot Record I.I Um.Ill •1•110 at te p/hr With good L.-dtng • contro1 oom- goea. &-2 Saturd91. Mov· manicure f5. 50 odOI tY• IOlld o9k Wt ewlY9I pte)w 13 s.t~d• end • 1143Mt873 mo. Orange , btMflt.. Apptlolrtlonl .,_ pciy Mede rout• tech-We are Htklno an fng 488 Cotta M... dllhee. v ..... bo .. 1, ~ Chair $33. Old &inday Can aft•>'9.,,, lltrtaMt Ot. IH. Co.at ColleQe. bper .. Exp d HouM c1t1net1 cepted dally Mon-Fri ntctan for ate.dy Job,.. energetic Sub•orlber Strwt ea.ta MeM. Hnen 2! plecee &ot-115. Chlld • IWtV9I deek chair 54&-as . 8'>eclallm\Oln 1at&2nd ~ Community nHdtd 18/hr. Muet btwn t&nMpm It N9* train Call Charley a.-Rep to lnttoduCe ' Bedipreeda, twin Ilk• ltl. Hand made ledder · TD'1Sfnce 1141 . t370 Adami. epeeJl Ena & heW own Shor" Communlt ltm-1tam. 97~1 ' thlt eJCdtlng,,.. ~ 4 DINETTE chalra 12(), 8 new wt.It• chenla. 10. beclt uoellent raffia ... t USED wood ancs. luh Robt. Sattler NH/CM c M 432-6007 Deedllne tranepo 6le-807t ~ 33154 NI ~ to c:uatomt ra at our dining room Ch.W. 125 eecti. 5 quer1 Juo• 13. Ill 4 hWdWOOd chll-windows wtth welghta. RE 8ro!(er 8d Relltora 4:·30· PM 1123 EOE MFH EXP. HOUSEKEEPER 8horea Or La ~na PllSllll GATEWAY S.-Center each. Slngle ~M>ed Pitcher w•t•r S1 dr.,,. rodlere 112·115 many ea.a, 110 eaeh. 142-2171 IM5-0e11 car. for newbOm and 5 Niguel No ~Ocana E•perlenced AB Dick located In lrvtne. $45. Recllner Cha.Ir 125. 2 5&&.8M2 Walnut fold top piano Oval gtw table tope OO Carbide Saw & Tool Grind· old lrt Cook di ""'--.' p,..1man needed tor Schwinn blkH 135. . bencl\ S18. Old pine 4 7 9 • • ll 4 3 •,4, • • and ltlt Wut.. ll er. RELIABLE GRIND-~ ~ Iron ~~T .,-. emelt print llhop 18 p/hr Tht quallfted cendlda1e '759-1985 HOOVER V11CUUm cleaner draww nlah1 l1and 111. 88'n"JC50" 120 H eh. * .llllU v11 ~ Tatga. WMt INGt_!an Bernerdlno have experience and IA...., tl582 Borke LI\: H.B. · wlll hive at te .. t I 16 lMge fatl coder as. Sewral ~ 110-146. Electric weed Mttr trim-w/tan lthr mint 47M ml (7t4JCJG4-7258 ood reftfencea.-Drlve EJCper In ecfYf1c nda month9 ,... OI con-BARB~OUES 115. S1'IOp Single and dout>te car Petit delicate deelgn mer and ed.gei er ' 115." 125,000. 7st-971t • •ae•iu ~ epeeJt engllat\ '200 Beach area 3 dty•' PtMte Dey 8ctlool nMde tumef' ..... expel'181a. drill, ~m01M '40. YMCA bfkerldll7wtl. Tiffany 1891 c .. 1 Iron b ... Whlt.leYelorbllnd.u*--wk and l)f1val• rOom In e73--7211 or...W•IO · tNC:fter Out of Stat• WOttllCNduteWltbefft- 1ent po1ee 15 T~t., lempel'lede sa. 545-3838. 9Chool deek 128. 42 Inch lent condition 39W' Wide *"" lllW* Exper. tutt or part time credtntallt ~table. di)' through Monday, °' C15. Sultcuee 111 Old 4 drawer vtnteoe ou and 2aw· high 110 Houaewt1191 ret,,_. CHhler/Receptlonlat Newf,0 " Beach MARY POPPINS WAHT· a.48-1444 Saturday Chrougtl 1119- c•r magazlnH 25'. MATCHED pair Of o.netat detk '38. 24 lncfl wood· 975-e024 · •tudenta Fit & Pit 'temp wanted for Faehlon 751•5 98 EDI Moth« wente com. day, I hour. per dey, Enlarger I 15 Hou... 8 ply 7 OOx14 L.J. tlr• on en ehlP9 whHI 110. · help. CUhleri, tlck•t llltnd retalt ator• Mutt FuU time llcenMd RN for pan1on & tutor for 9 a 11 Bttli::.~c~~~~~t to afternoon and evening warH 10t-l 15 457 O.uun wtlMI• Wheell WOOd tab* 112'""'5 VELOUR llvlng room tuera, Pf'k attendants. be avatl for eve. & wtcnd buey Newport Beach yr olda. uw In. tJoht WOl'kwlthdeullopmntaf. ~ . .rC.brllloTet"rec:.,COtona alaofttLuvandCou<w(e Greceful old 2 tier Chairs S50 MCh. Table etc Applylnper90nM-F hr9EOE844-5070 ptutlcsurgeonwtthOA hakPQ&meelt.errande. ly dlMbt.cl. 1 "191ou del Mar 780--0301 lug) plcitup1 '35 pair mahooany lamp table lame> matbte 125. Ii.lien btwn 2·5!30pm at 1780 H.-d exp'd ............. ...., ~a In drcuiatlng Mutt ~-C. nail. hofM ~ gr wt!~ If you .,. In~ In a 831·3701. 119. ~ maple end marble cott .. table ISO. Monrovta Ave Ste C2 ....,,_, ... , & eerubbl"9. Prevloua NofHmoket. Aeft. Cell • r MOctl ioe par1 time .. 1.. OP· fJICYCLES LAdV'•. Men'• t•bte lt5 I peraon C>M Oueenatzemettr ... S5Q. CM For 1nro'ca11 b~ t10mt3 day1a..,...Refl exp nece11ary 0111 720·12SO or a.hlvtor lftcaUonr• portuntty In.,, exciting cout« brtk• crutltr• MICHELIN 15" 8 ply new game tabte 125. SeYerat Queen elie box springs 2~5.3o 846-3115 Atlt req. eng ~ H0-9088 &44-t240 · e1a-i192 ..,ired. Salaly ~ beft.. new lnduatry, pl•••• $45. Men'a 3-199ed 145. light tnicit tlr•. have two beds S 18-150 Mahogany '50. Bed frame 125. f De~ · cnlldcate· tlflta. 15().053f ..,UTTON appty In pettan or Mnd Men't 1-speed $39. All $37 &o .. ch. 847-2052 llngle bed S2S. Beautltul Walnut armolr~ ISO. °' · GRANDMA, we need you. GARDENER/HANDYMAN ...... llmlTmf FOUNDATION reeutne to our excellent. Look, ride. new 7 foot milled oak Electric pelnt remover • PLUMBER t new con-~ take c.. of ue.. for N.B. otftoe blda FO/BO Optflo. Trant. llllPf /lee'l ltflee HUMAN RESOURCES new. BargalN 168-8138 NEW we6gh1 bench 115 11W rafllng 115. Fortya 15 Bike bUket 12.50 ttruc:tlon & repair EJCper. You can have your own Aulbte hr.. a.45-3413 ekllla Call lob bl= ---Alk for DEPARTMENT et: Ironing board 14 Outen good wofillng Sunbeam Bike llghta and gef*'atOf' only. 154&.11a5 room and tome lpendlng ..._ 972.t432 ' ... --· 8LACK and white TV red cotton qullt bed Mlxmuter t10 1188 $2.50. Tupperware and mOMy too We.,. a 3 lllDIL ... r...a ~ >'or Mer• 84&-7a1t. TllES lllllH portable plays good 125. 'P'Md 110. au.en blue Tualln Avenue · Coate kllctien ac:oeeaortM $10-lOOITtUO. IUU end 1• 'Jf'I. o6d ~ for N9WP011 8Motl ct.-MEDICAL ASSISTANT, ~tlonllt for cce1ua1ve .vacuum cleaner and bed IPl'Md. S10. Excel-~ 842-14ti. satur-15. ~ rotleMrle HOSPfTAt;-BCPEf\. PAEF. comeeoon. ~80 ~· Ml'9t be ptOft---FIT.~. tront.&. bide Prtv1teCfub.Vu1t han. 111111 palU 125. Glfl'1 blkM lent condition conaol• day and Sundey 125. Travel garment bag• Good written and verbal clent 11 typlnG. filing, we. ofc C.M. ~.~ dte pnar. ftllng a lllvaa.I s 10 and $20. Beby atereoS50. ~onedoor · S2 ..en Office and~ communication akllla CHIROPRACTIC aaaletarit phone, and eJCpet1ence In Newport &Motl cliA firm°"*' mtao9.llMOU9 omo. H"'5 atrollera 110 each end table 125 Entry SMALL student'• desk equlp,,:.ent 10t·l2 GOOdularyllndbeMflta. no exp necuury AIRA/Pend10key.Exp hU openlnQ f6t per M• c.11'75-09001»-31008.Hsborlt'ld. Clothe• 50C·S2 henglng light $10. 39"W, 29"H, 21"D, rat-IMS-2632. Mr.FthtMO-tl&o 650-2273 w/ IBM/PAC a plua. menent, ~11me ~ t••'t0wn-7pm autt.200 Women'• ehoee soe~S2 982-2629 ten atyte ISO. 548-8597 •. &OOlllTill Mn 11.DIO&L 81.M015 tlonlat w/prlor ••-lentaAna.CAt2704 154&-1525 SOLID maote dining table !WON on TV ame lhowl 111 ..... ~ 8eectl llliraat lffl01 perielice on~ aml'lllllT s--""~ --------WOOD end and tofa wtth leaf 150 Wicker L d I g d I CIRCLE K hel lmmed. full ~, ......... 'Ciaj oftloe 511UUo PIN1&11t •otkl"9 at; Ytl Holp In H.8-FIT Wlft.-_... BRIGGS & Stratton 3'~H tat>+ea S50. Wood ~ plan1 atand 16: Two old ~.bt.n ;:b• 15()~ ~;,~ ~:c ~~_:a1:~ ='!": f\.tll ":,.,. Clerk ~ ~ ~= ~ tn t bwy, pro-Ing to trlln bright matu1 re --------gas mower 20" nexor 150 Lampe 14-.20. oak~ChalrsS30 donalretltcaae coveted •-typtat Dut• wilt Include ,......~. · 1-lfonal omc.. Wlf be .-.raon, HP • Pua. ROTHCHILD'I . &lade 150 8" blade hand Kitchen cabinet•. c1o1tt MCh CMd'• table and naell, lhoeehlnekh, thine ~~ ""::~~~": coms>"uter entf"/. llgl'lt Out•~ .,,.~ ttelned on • Reim cax. • OHi 1t-3pm Patty WAJTAESS a oeu mower $5 SmeJI hand door• 12·16. Bathroom chalre Mt 112. M«al kit 135 Tobc>Qoen $35. tervtew call Sandy (7t4) typing filing etc tome'** ngOund helpf\ll Punctullty, front ~ lllU'w.IT potltlona 8¥111. ~ In truck 12 Elec1t'lc dlalt cablntlal, t0-~20fauoet~a In-plent' atand $3. Old L .. thtr· ftt'll ~ 842·7702 IM'I to 3 pm. ~a p; .... ~ed. • A5--=1 10-2Pm . 9PPMf'&nea f. ~,... 10 Houri per wHk ~Cd' M2407 I. ~ edger$5 831-5844 eluded 1 • · • mahofenYdropleaft.ble gtove$20,4"dect(fauoet • CeJIMr.Ourbln553-1133 lltlonlekltltar.moitlm-~l6 · Hwy.C curtain•. Panell 12· 15. sso. HHvy. fringed 15. Hamllton eutomttle &OlllmHllmY llllUL..,. port.,t. Exotllient ealaty 11 • •00 "°"'··--•• -.-,--...--a -CARS! Carel Car11 uve In Ane leath« lhoee 110-bedepre1d•~ twin 110 wateb,$20. &45-aa7.. .. Ital • .....,.111.,.H-. ... 11.DllM. .. Pan tlltfl 20 1\r Wk o.o "'M·•·ft·• u r • 4 • .. Qolta .l4.2-39K . .,. F " P ~ 'rw··-c 0 n c e rt p a c 1 nc 125 Blindt, vertlca11. eectt Set wOOd TV trays .,.,.. • .. •• Fut growing co In o c T-'-~ · w/upertenca_ & tMt..-; u"/ lrt time. Wiii ir.tn. Amphitheater Auguat 31 mini 110-135. Cocktail S12 · Latge oek organ WOODEN dOOf H•3e as Challenglng PG8'tlon for Airport.,.. neicse a iu1i '""""' """"-· state-OtllortOOIYln~tc'-l ... ITll Oeytlmtorev9nlnaa. Excellent 4 Hitt, table 14. Round labte S5. bend, 15(1. Mtn'I 26" Two mirrored v,ardro~ h~hly uper. lndlvtdual tltne CLl!AICAL/0,C :t,:t72'2(a, con-~I. Q~ '" 19r• Joe Rubino. ~1~l4. MYenth rOVt cent.,, t•· Satin king coinfott• bed blk• S20 Bookl lt..s&. doora 88x30" wtth ~ w th • 11 • r 0 u n d per9on. Mutt type as . 5020 Camout DJ ~ 'With, 2 YMrt dally ... 8AILCUTTU. r1ouee1lon ruffle, •h•m• 115. ~ryl1..sl.Toya2k· oeeeor!eel25MCl'l.Two MC retaNI altllla. Mutt wpm and have good Genlotcp/t flnlbel'led-. leech7i2•tt penenoe,foranltnmedt· Norttl Sallt Huntington 30 ..ch te0-2888 Touter oven 1 15 .on.n. 16. Saturday t.-4. 11M2 upholttered grHn Include In depth i:;. phone peraonallty. Non-..,.. mature penonabte NEWSPAPER ITUfi1'!A et• optnlng on • 8o. leech neec11 a flt°" pit !:'t~'•=d ':!!t~k~= Coriander DrM. C<>eta French provlnclel bar ~~n~~:Mwt:t, u.! amok., prllf. Call 714 woman wf~~llt. Wd Sunday morn. only. f.:m. n:::r'io~ con~. No_, nee, Ngr::;~b~u":.';>:h~t ,20. e.cs' wood frame, M ... ,Mlf'borMdGlaltr. 1tool1 150 each. and appllcatlone of'°' 851..0517Mlchelle ~°!~helpful. 3am·1am. Afprox 15 #203. C/O O:V Pttot. but aamno k~O• lengths, ao different double $20. Velourround Behind McOonalda. IM2·8031. counting IOf1 ware, L0tua 11.111/RPllT , p/'hr. ~4 ~ -P.O. Boll ,sec>. Costa helpfu~. cJ.o~,'~ pleoee 50t·I 1 50 1 yard square llttle plllowt 12 WEBER barbeque 27" OCEAN Penn nehlng reela, 123, and ablllty to cr .. 1e With excellent ~ & Ill&. fllllf NEW YOU OOMDliCi Meta. CA 12828 E.0.E. m?i e. 12 I 4 0" Looft for sign corner Or· ead'I 8'4-0920 diameter ro111Mr1e ex· Dehn. Sllatlex, Harnell, J:°'Of'":8 ~11 '!!,..~ epela ek Wttarter for m&l1ne Mltl office. Mtntgement minded (2t3)6tl 44lt ange Avenue and 'llr· tet\llon tpll and motor Fenwick polee like new. orecae ~ _......,,,, w/ abllh ... tor ct. Good telephone Pf_. people who WOIJtd llltt to RUTAURANT glnla. near 22nd Street, WALK-IN tMrd cage h to Hand ... 25poundturkey. G~. Jigs, t~le. rolJ.. ~~· Sally to the ta1 &oro-ntzatlonelpro-•nee. typing 11tlll1, be ~t. Meded •Tllll .... r'• Salee Co111 Meta. Saturday IOlld roof, dou~ door, covered charcoal bucket era. parta. tOt-125. ~: ~oua 'z.= jecte. !Jccejlent oomp~ a.45·&570 for n1tlonwlde coenwlc M time. .. llTTlll •YI and Sunday 10am-Gpm. you haul 15. 882 1333. $35. 851-1855. IMS-9832. "II •-·~ Ill b beneflta.Sendreeumeto. OOURMET FOODS oompany. Pert tkMWOJ9' lllllJ/••• ,. Agreee1v9 motf'll ted need "8.JC NOTICE '1CTmOUl IUIMlt NAm ITATUIEfT The foltOwtng peraont are doing bullneet .. SUNSET POOLS, 7777 C~ter Av. Suite 530. Huntington Beech Cell! t2~7 SunchaM Pools 6 Sou Inc Calltornle Cofp , 3912 Atvet Ave NewPof1 Beech, CaHI 925&3 Th!I bu1tnet1 II eon- dueted by I COfpot'ltlon Tommy L Choren PrMl- oent Th11 ttatement wu filed wtttl Ille County Cl«k of Or· •noe County on July 24 1114 m1acH Publl1tled Or1noe Coat 0111y Piiot July 21 A~ 4. It 11 1H4 ... rHUmH w • 8Mll• Lawlor can ..,,, you $1S·11 ...,, only IPCllY Unltmtted fn. ',",',, .. ,.11.,' C./i'Q-o £\.,., _ T> 1: ~c:.· .... Aaat0ctatat1 3002 tr .. ted confldentla11y. CBS Magazine ~T::'r ~= p/hr.FUll/pt u.me. Ctll tor fun umt. oome In~ iMCa .:>~ l'~ Ln ~ J:;<r~ .... sPIAITOXL ftEXbiAd§ Wer• ht_,.lt 14ff Monrovte Aw or appt. 751·t331 ~Mon thN Fl"ldty at (714) 4k-t001 8teve ""'' ..., c~r 1 POU.I>" ----Advtoe In All Ma"era & 3 t5 t Al::l. Ave G3 Newport BMcti 12183 1111 WRl-llUT plf H•lll llll• Houtt Altteurent. edWln 0 10 .. 0~~ ...... ... .... f CounMllng. ti 15 So. El COSTA M A, 12828 ... --...... For good looking OUY9 ' ,. •• ~· a..cti. • .. -" •0v· ><•o-b-.i •o•d• t.. 1'tf:. Camino Real, San Clem MM212 ... ,n_,,... glt1e Wtlo ere motivated 7-3:30pm 3pm·1t:SOpm Aeltaurant .-... ~ '0 '"'~ 10•• ~,.0 • "~· • / Llc'd. 492-7218 UllOUT and neat. Muat hive own 3:3o.7:30pm Good wont· Ill-·--Experlenctd appointment I I 'd 8Mklna motivated car to delNer iunoneon Ing conditions. Iman r....,.. atttera No Mlllngl !.am ..,__.,..s_c .... o __ A_,R,_s-.--4 1 0 1 *Splrttuat Psychic, Ad-lllLT llTOI lndlvlcfual w/exo•ll•nt cuttlnee trom tam-1pm Convaa..cent HQIPfC1l. P:r:" =~n~ top M fUll time P9>' for 1 I j I I I . 1 I vtaor & Card Reeder* IYPl"9 lkUta. Shorthand 1 Mon-Frt. U0.1075 near O.C. Fatrgrounda. lllh !ftd he 1 ~ time WOl'k, ewe.. Oii Put, pt'Wlnt & Mure. 1om IYAIWLI pkn, hetV)' phone con-Het1J eer Alnta1 deak et· PllaM eel w.:_14~1 APOtY In ~ •:t:: Hank, at n1,..aooe !.--,-X-A_M_M-..1 { 87S-2495 or 831•8114 In Laguna 8Mdl. Muat be 1~ w/Yendorl 1Mt-2lll tendent at N.-Altz· ........ Thura 1:30am·12noon llLU/UllWlll .,..-,-,--, ... , -.1........i t JMl I Feau 300t over ta Y'Nfl old, ha~ MPJ IUD Cat11on H01 ... c.11 for Ctttlfltd or expe r. TH! NEWPOATEA, ttO~ Full and p/tlme retalt .,_ _ . . _ ""~ Found: 2 WG ago. Smail dependable car. Wiii XtroJC 9400 or Koko 100 eppt Mr. Brown 4""3242 11pm·7am tull or ~ Jembor• Ad., NwPQf1 pOtttlon .... Steve. H.W -long ~~12r 1d0o02 . Co•t• ~:;~· e:c:=-:rpfUml. OperttOf, txper. Pf'•f. lllTlllLTlll time. M ... Verde tonv. 8eflCh Wright Co. UI I T 0 L C H I . Our dlught•r ..,11 1 tH I MW.'" • 2f 8uay !MM copy ~ r: ... v~d In'......, _...,_,__ Hole>., M1 Cent• IL, ,"9eCeur""1 ~tw, Cotta Meea • '""'°" p1111 Sh• •efuMO so'°"' month Call 842•4 3 Meda btlght, flexlble, N ~.~'tr;'; ~· MW &4 .. UN IC' 81 Ion laktty. We 8ALU MANAQl" Xlnt .... __._l1~l_.._l_I.__.; •"Y'".ncl•'*•y<>uhlldso .... r FOUND· dog blk/brn 10 0amUl·5pml.IOO•.• T tMrgttlo clerk ... &o. -~ionnec•7 .. 7022 Nuralftg we looklng for young pay/be ntflta IOI .---------. un•IOt,,,. l>eeluff !MyO. bl G.m Stlee> male, found -mo. plu• b•n•flt•. ......... . .... 9Mrgt0C PeoPte to worlc 75f-4Wlolar ..... I R [ J I H K I .,,.,Md --118. Vic. Megnoli..Gar· 1•1LY PILOT 752"°411 Hotel .... In our &hope. Frtnoh an ~ -fleld-Ellla F V 981·23.,. " ......... ,IT PM & N"""' tlh!ft, CNA ~ but -t ..._ .... ,.. IA' ~•PE••"N, -"•-I• I j1 I I 0 '"«>•1>•'• ... ""''• 0"°'•' ~ count-..... 1, p/t Mon--l'rl .... ,... i-'1!:.:. -· '"' ·-.,. -"°" .. _, __ • • -. "' " •Q " "• ........ 11 -d• o .. ·-• f-reeon hotel Mutt be. or •lCJ*--ntcu11ry. Cd . 175-0H4 atll fOf Hallmark Olft a 'atty ---~-_.__...._. '°" "•·•ioc< ,,_ ... 0 ,.... 3 .,_.,... F UNO: Dog, blk lab type 8UPE.A 8 NOWICH 87a ... · Conv Hotp Na. Exoaltent loot ...... •-· ahop, H8. PIT I eYee & w I red co 11 e r VI c . PtulltlnO, CM M5-4tt7 ,._t In appetrlftOt, Ablll-benefit•. dental I rntd1-t, "'"'" or -vno ~ M2·ltt7 o ··:::u~~9~:w~11"''1 • I' r I' r I' I ~,ar:n·~·D park, ~e:· &IYllTlllllllRY Count., http patMlme ~::::= oeJIMUfanot,f42-I044 .. • Mt/.a.,... .. iALES - SA·11• · -· · · · S:v ne over • · llllP11lltlT tult.tlme. OAAV'8 ~LI tkltt•. Publlc re1atlon1 ---..... Meture, ._d onJy ... ~ ...... , I) u•jY.,,..,! I •eo-.1 f"f'~ I j j J J j MstO or 87~1t2 752 IM01 expw _._ .. Stop ..., .,."911 __ AMII!. lar Mgr I lat· ........ --------ro 1;1· .... 1,,1• FOUND; Male rnerte/~ Bright, llv:Ti companr • 105 .• ._...... .,, Progr ... 1¥9 community tender !'/time Al>Ptv a..a Tired of wnino ._ "*' P\8.IC NOTIC( IOUll-LITI l8tw1n la Olo11ffeatlt1 1111 Ault eh.p mlJC& • m• blk =• r=t~i:o"~ MITlllll 8o~ Hwy, mental htllth, etront Mon ttiru l'rt ist.~'3 t your worth? COmmlHlon Temt, rablta tag &473. .........._ -"II • =· --Coton• d t I Mar ' LIQUna/, Ot app. telephone reoeptlon , . R ..... looklnt for lncfi. '1CTl'TIOUIMIU9.. 1444e&I """"----2PM·11PM M-,, uper. l!Ol!M' tY'P&na.~.or.--. .!1H tueri nt t ip: "It whoneedttlOOOper-". N._ nA.,....., and tYP4na (IC > • req. 1123141801 mo. •IDDUD tkioah•dlle, • p/l'lr.,. ~1" pettOMelol pit plu•. Call aoott al The lollo¥rlng ,,..on II Pt8JC NQTIC[ .. _..,. ~ FOUND Neut.,ed kitty, mull. e·.u Rolle tor appt. CO&t1 Community Cd-• __ .._ 2 ~ .... 132 L _,, tltkppet. 87e-MM 761·240t d~o~:'N YACHT ..--"'"~ IPPf'O>I ~ old. VtlY (714)M6.o200 ~· 1370 Ad C.M. ror _........ family. pm to 18th t., Coet1 MeM ---------~~~~~::,~~vd ~o1:1.V:: ~A~=· ~~~·. '*"'~ 123 r···:;~=;":t,:i~"'~":k . ::SOP~o:,~.fo·r·~~I ==~ ,~~~ D. lily Pilat · ........ ~ .............. . ,RI Ana, Clillf, ttf07 OWf\ ar•. 772-6147 _..._.H Clf, fflf'I-f4+2()Q tv., WlnlnOI. OOOcf JlhOf'* L.c>n.i Mn.man, 1010 W. The IO!tO'Mng P*IOf'I• are The fOllo'MnO,.,... ant rtllJC flOTIC( ~LAAMl i.... 7"41U _..dtya. \006ot, cal 711'4122 : •• • MtcArthur llvd. 11148, doing~ CIOinl ~et.: ~L dayt, 40 ~. U 72 · : St nta Alla. CaQf, 12707 AD I/ AH c e • 0 AT PfMINIUl..A ,UMf' • '1CTTTIOUl IUMS.. ()per/I~~ = p/lv pkll btMllttl. ~ • MiehelleHJ!etMn, 1010W. ITOAAO 1872 Plaolntte EQU1N HT, 71t1 Wlt'Nf, ~ ITATlmJf'r cxpw • ..,. .. "..... ......-up appbtlon at It. An-CllfkS ~ ' • weoArtflur 11~. 1141. Ave . Coett ~ .... Callf. Huntington • Cettf. Ti. h>llolmt S*'IOi'I 11 Pot1unlfY Mt·111t drew ,rHl>yte rl1n • CIRCL£ l(.1••11rys · : f.ent• ,.,,., c.ar u101 •n21 12141 dol!IG..,.... • ASSISTANT TO IV!AY· ~ eoo 11. Andl'tWt MWH. V ry busy a.rcuiauon tlkle needt • Th11 1M.111n... 11 con. Andrw Ceci, 30022 Hut-Jetne1 Httberl Qeloer, MAfl(flN PfllOT!C Olf. ONE. Dynamic •mall Ad, N.I . u t·IHO ••• ~... ••--h Ip ..... ..._._0rino '--vy .: ducted~ en lndWlduat tide Terrace, Ian Juan 1212 Atlanta. Huntlngfon, ~llUTOAI IMO tttll 11 edvettlelng agency_., CIONt 1121 ~ i-.. WillC' ...... ~ • ._ 1111:a L.oru lletMl'I .._.. Cec:liltreno, callf. t2t~! ..... Cdf t2t41 •*· Newpor1 lead\ CA ~ MOftt•.., -: pnon traffic. We have nJte CUI· •• Thie *'""*'t wu _, Mer11ceo,aoo32H......,. i ·Clat-*" VIGtory. 110 taa _,, --lllTllUI llOW Mlll•G nJ A 1c.....- wn11 the ~tv c:.tt Of Of· T • r, • c •. I en Ju 1 n um.rltld A". 1o. ten ca.woe '°"*Oft ... ...,.... ~ •ma=~·~ O.. Prtvate cnn.tl lchool. : tome pp~ca must be neat. re· • enoe CounTJ on "*' 24, CIOl*ano. c . t211e ''~· NOtO tMO 1iffl It •I0-4 ....,. -M~NH•ooec~. L-U.-• •Ponllble, and have a PIHlant tel : ttt-4 fhi1 ttullneu le con-Thi• 11w 1 11 oon· pon leetll. CA t2ta enerw . .olllnt , · 2."•t2 • p~onees:,~·••t a--._ 11 ... h ff,__ ,..,. cNc'teo DY • oener-pan. dUcted ~ • 91'* Pi't· ™' bi.I 11 oon· lnQ,MOO'ftlpertOnllity, • • ._ 0••1111111 OLUll • ~ y. ~ ..._ to a.-.:: : Puolllhtd Oranoe Cout ner.hlp ~-ctucted by: an lndMdU word proeelling, a dlO-DECOAAT& 1HTEAIOR8 , ,... : -.·ork . Howw In Mon ·Frf, 8;00 : OllllY Piiot Jutr 2t. Auous1 •, Marll\:ecl amea ~ a.otoe "· M1111n wprione TOP pa" & u-Color/dHlgn. ,IT, 10 ~ Interviews deity from 11•00 . AM to 2:00 PM, St&rttna lillary la i t1, 11, '™ .... .. TN• •tatetMnt ... ri1ec1 Na .. , .... t11ec1 . ,,. 1tettment... cet1tnt beMftt• "°"' .1t1rt.w11t.re1n.11M<147 H.a.m.-t2 noon et 1390 •10000 ftln' w k Aft 1n • _..1 .. 1 wiU.tfleCountyCletlto!Of· wt1t1•CountyewtOfOr•!Wllfttt.~et.110fOr· lndMdulf. lend Wttw I • ' • • r:-• 1 jperlOn • _______ ,.,. eou.,1y on ./4/Ay tt, wioe c.:inc, on J4J+/ ti. .,. CUI on <Mt 20 rlllUft'lt w· QUA'fTVM ow OOUNru" HRLP • ~North Pwflc Coast Hwy: 11 _ on·Thurs. 2:00 to ill: PM. AM ,a;. ! ttf4 1t14 1914 PO ox 110t+U4 fMw. 1.ao1m•2.IOpm. D•r•. I l Be h ( PCH &. -· ~ lflff Ad• are th• ,_ nsuo ,.,... portlMctl .,.,.;11oe 142-62t7113M170..,.. eguna ac on · ,_ d • • : _..,,._er 10 • ~t.fuJ PllbfllflN Or~ C:O.t -'..idlllilltad OrMtie-Con 1~,,.,.11•• Otanee eo-1 • __ ._ ~ VHtto) l:iRANCE COAST DAil Y PILOT ,,~~or feia lt'1e l?iDY'PllOt Jury21, Au~tU, DdyP otJ\lfr'27.Auguttl. to-'iPllOIJ\lfV2t, A~H. An'-NDANT ~. llUYllJ n -~ ~ C II {7l4) •"• gzll 'or ..,,.1 nlo • _ ,,...;.~,., way to tell mot• 10 f7 1tl4 10. \7, 1t 11, ti 1114 Dlubled tMCI*. lo CM ,Of N FIOwlr ~ FfT. ,~ ~ .. ,. ' mv • -w •Y f • co '"MC A CA ' ?6 ·~~I F·t17 tl1 ·129 ~ PIT. e.tWW 17~ • .-... '" ,.., '"'•to• "'111, "" : ~:::§::==:r-===--....... L. ___ ,,,_ ___ _J ___ ~ ··--.1-'*-....Jl----· • • • .... ' .............. , •.. "". . ... ,.,.,,. • . . -,. . J' llf • 7 PAIT Tiii IFflOI Ollll ' • • pllAt the IRVINE MIAAOA and the HUNTINGTON BIACHCOMBER twty ~no extra c:NrQtt CALL TOOAfll 111 ....... Y04K o..ty PUot 8eMce Directory ,._.,. .... ,tati.... District Managers Our openinv~ ore immedoate. Applicon" must h°"9 o von, mitionwogon or truck. We offer on excelleflt solory with o bonus plan ond 90s allowance We h<Mt on ••cellem benefit pion that rnclude-s hospi· tolmmon iMuronce, liberal vocation ond holidays. Candidates must hove o desire to be ___ successful ond be will~_ to work hard If you think you hove the quolificoflons. pleoM opply in ~ to: the Daily Pilat Monday thru Friday 9· 11 om or 2-4 pm 330 W. Bay SMALL MOVING J08S MIKEtM&-1311 HAUL-MOVE-REMOVE Furnltul'e, Tr..,.., Treee "3--5415 NORM llllDllY ID. lffl PIT FIT typing reqund. &42·7222 Lynn or L_,.. llUITllf llL umtlTUTM Laguna Niguel private beed\ community Mika dependable NII time lndi.. vtdual for general MC- re1lrilll receptlonlat ed· rolnJltratfvie duU.. H you Costa Mesa, CA 92626 Ilk• buty oftlce. wottdnQ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil wtttt -people, C8rl .. In· SYDIEY 01111 on equal opportunity employu (OU don't need a gun to "draw tut" ~ you piece an ad In the o.lly PMot Want Ada! Cd now I &42-5171. ltlttlve, think on your feet ar}d Ilk• variety In your wottt a11t9nment1, we would Ilk• to t.ik to you. Salety to $1150. AwtY In l*9on to Nb* Shc>r .. Community Aaeociatlon. 33e5o4 Niguel Shoree Or , Laguna Niguel btwn 1-4 PM Mon-F"r1. No ptione call p!MM. lllEllATE lllllEIEIT OPPDllTllITT AareMive creathf' tf'lf'phonf' lH pert0n for retail ad\'f'rli ing phonf' room. upuviM>ry kill a mu a. Top dollu -ba~ plu bonu . nd r~umf' to: Advf'rti ing Oirttlor OR \ 'GE COAS'I O~IL Y P1L01' 330 \t'n1 &\ ~tl'ttl Co ta Mr!-1. C\ Q!.'?027 t:m: . . .......................................... IUlll IRllTUf For Ad Action Cal a Daly Piot AD-U 642-5678 ESTATE SALE-4224 H W~ Sat1-Sun i-5 Gott dub&. anow lklS. tum.~ .. m6lc. I to 12Pft\ ESTATE SALE, qvallty P .... (In M/V toop) tum, pool tabte, Ollk table Baby crib, r•eli"ar-w/I ctw'a, Iv rm. dtn rm I MUCH MORE mlac 14&-t3:4 l. IOO-ru9-flnl aftdl • bunkb•d•·•ntlque Cltr~ ~~ MO SIS 17W224 Frt ~or AM l I 1 1 • ACROll 1 Chertty 5 Slmul1t11 9 Ouegml11 14 Well-groomed 15 Flif'Way club HI Ancient Grelk l'9glon 17 Feminine ending 11 Mltl Home 19 Hope!Ma one 20Aage 22Contl~t 24 Stonn 28 Victim 27 Actr ... - Ferraw 28 Olspltcn.d 29 01noe 11ep 32 C<own - 35 New moon 37 TllM perlOdt 310Wnl 39 In the put 40 a..ter-loOklng 43 Bleck 9ye 46 Svn. tlomlty 41 P1rl1 1trp<>f1 47 Vendll 41 Plltform 49 WO'ltrl llbrtc 63 Unmoved 57 Leg bone S8 Charecterlttlc 59 Romen tyrenl 81 Food plan 82 H9111h. Fr 83 F1brlc type ~ Adventege 85 Comeln 8& Slothf\.11 87 DetlCt.0 DOWN 1 • --of roblnt " 2 Slow music 3 Lord't hOuM 4 Fer1helt 111 5 Be liclc 61deology 7 lnflectlon II Food hlh p4 ,9 Sells 10 Sytv1n 11 -ofClev11 12 Beanng 13 5-grMnl 21 Chief 23 lrlth river 25 'Night and -" 211 Eerie 29 NYC AR tin 30 Noun 1nd1ng PREVIOUS PUZZLE SOLVED 3 1 One who does tuf1 32 Head covers 33 Monttlf 34 l<nowlng IOOk 38Agr111 311 B1IUc port 4 1 Appll1t1C1 42 Eye Plr1 43 ··-Didn't Sty Yll' 44 lnjur.O 411 "Inferno" man 49 EndengerrMnt 50 ··-w11t1M1" 51 F1lthlul 52 Devoured 53-dlxlt 54 P11Md tound 55 Pub aerving 58 P.Odll eo N11tYe autt ---.. ! II I SOUTH WEST '7t Pickup I.a ltllndlrd, Ht:O ml 1ID4tH DlrW.fOM 1•• .. l r "H ' "ti "''" • 'Ill A, " 714-833-1300 IEW '14 111m111 (Ser. #205976) 2839 HARBOR BlVD. Ph~ 540·4491 '77 lobeat. 4 epcl, took8 & NM OOQd, t7t5/0bo. Cell 544151 eft l5pm ~83 LYl\ll w-r:=, ale. Xlnt cond, 'f' ..,.,, 11K ml. t7250 pp 646-4727 olLMMlt nn \AS MEdEHCYA t;OADeDt(30M82) SUH EJ FM..--USED~ STADIUM PONTIAC ST ADIUM We're New We're Dealing 714-315-1919 S....S.--.P•tt WyAee ........... SOUTil- COUlln MOTORS 91 FllllllCll8 "AND" •1000 REBATE ON ALL NIW Sciroccos 11111 Pll llMllllTI llUYllY 11 ITIOI ® ::::::r ®=t:n":n (NelM) ~CTI'1 @)CAIPlll Oran Coast OAIL.:Y PILOT/ 1turday. ~ 11 11M C& ---. . SP·ECIAL FACTORY o ·RDE . . *STATION WAGON SALE* r1 • • 7 . • e t I 11 in t ? . . It :> .. 0 e ... ~ a c r - ,,,. . ! < rt . . 1' ' • • • • . I ·To--Choose rom YOUR CHOICE s, 8 or a ·passenger .. EXCELLENT BANK OR GMAC FINANCING . . ~ on approved credit ·Year-End Savings!! ·we Need Your Trade-In!! J SELLING FAST! COME IN TODAY FOR BEST SELECTION! All cars sub ect to prior 1ale and sold on approved credit. Sale price plus tax, license. documentary fee and applicable smog fee. 13600 BEACH BLVD.• WESTMINSTER e (Beach at Garden Grove-Fwy.) .(7-1 i4J 8~2-8 'I or { -1 J ·a~ • .. . · Offically Authorized OF SANTA ANA c ·HRYSLER PLYMOUTH co.a.Haan> '\\ . ' -._. . .. .. .. . ... . . -. . Once-in-a-lifetime saVings ' . -· WE HAVE COST OUR LEASE AND MUST RELOCATE • • II buil dings to be torn down .r-J • • ,. ' ar Must Go Now! Not publicly adverti~ed in consideration of other dealers. Every vehicle in our inventory -nothing to be excluded -including all used cars. , 60 months, 100°/o financing available on approved credit. Lease purchase, use your bank , our banks, your credit union or any other lending Institution of your choice . ... Authorized trade-in appraisers immediately available! Bring your trade, title, or I . payment book. COAST HWY. Survey shows stab e industrial market mnecs buildings • lhe s... to 10,00().. ~ rar109. A IOt.t of 89 building Siiias met ..... in this lize range .... lecolded. ...... ~ pnceof S56.n per 9Q&*8 fool and Metage .... Alie of $.3IN.. Mi 11 11 a buMdings wwe Sold or lea9ect during fiue modi• period In the 20-to.CO~categowy. totaJ. -517.429 9qllSe .... The aMWage sales price was $63.75 ps ~e foot and leases ••aged $.32H. This tenant,s justelucky err-cowe:ed oenod .:farlu.. ~=ii~-!!~:: at) 31. 984. Ti square •ootage 5C*f and leased cbmg mer' penoo tota!ed 2.&22.612 squiiW'e feet Of Cle acpar-e toe-age 4lf>.. s.ortJeC 78 percent was leZ9e space. A r; upda:e. c:ornpleted June 1. 'i!Ned1a:f tne QrEJ.aa:!!SlliVl'llCJmiTOhn'al::ilba! ~space IS WI buidil9 c:ontalir1lng !.lPIWa:rd of 40 ..000 square feet. Of UM ~ ng:s suneyed. CJWS 75 peroesd are IOCated en the southern Pan of Orange Gour~ These represent Che oredomP rant oC space ~ Wrttwl tnlS group a:rea=c> SOC' :ea' -· ...:::::..:=~IC.d· a.mi --....... , • ., ........ 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Call now! 75g;.1501 VIEW, YIEW, Y1EW ,, Truly spectacular views of ocean & lights. Exquisite two bdrm. den & library with lovely patio areas & sparkJ.ing spa. Just put on the market. $550,000. 751-1501 1111 mnn• •••11an~ ·-- Beach duplex plus pest unit. Ideal location. Larger corner lot. Oly $260,000. 759-1501 IPYll 111 New Bedford Model with pool, spa, security system, Numerous up- grades. lnclu4ing French doors, bay windows, crown moldings, etc. A lov~y family home on a~ comer lot. ~ 759-1501 LlllT I lllY Most 10Ught after 3 tidrm, 2 bath, one level plan. Loca~ in Jasmine creek. Lum gardens outslde! Very private patio areas with lovely spa. Call to lee tOdiy! 759-1 -- •t11•,•• ...... . 3 bdrml, 2~ baths in one of our most IOUgbt after areas! Beautiful greenbelts. bike trails & camm~ activities. 10 minuses to the beach! Call 759-1501 ·····-··-. On lovely street, one block t.o beach. Extra wide lot, detached praae. Wonderful buy for Old C4'0Da del Mar. Quick pc9(' Ilion pcimlble. Only $325,000. 759-1501 .......... 1.11111111 Chai'rniiJ8 3 bdnil bome with family room. Tasteful decor throu&h<>Ut. Beautiful wood accents: Clme 10 bay & ocean front. Call for an appointment to ~ew. 7~1501 ....... . Beautiful view of bay, Newport Center and ~t lights. Lovely courtyard pool Skylights & Frerich doors throughout. New game room & kitchen. Truly a find. c.an now at 759-1501 for detalls. · . PllYITl 11111 . N:x::sl comes with this custom built hillside home in Corona del Mar that provides a "countryiide'' feelinl with views of hills & "open space". Owner will help with JoW interest fii\andng. Only $279.500. 759-1501 •••••·19l.D From this excellently Jocated large dupleX SOUTH OF 11IE lllGH- WA Y! ~ stained gJaill windowS, firep1llCe & spacious room Ill.es. Short walk to the belch! 769-1501 IDT 1111 Great location on Balboa laland. Beach cottage with apartment over garage. Good ap•mable loan. Call today fer appointment 10 ~· 759---t501 1•1n1 a 11111.111 YllWI Fnm this 4 bdrm home in~ Cameo Highlands. Ocean tree... pivat.e bew=bel. HWTY & w this one! Only $295,000 and you own the land! 759-1501 ........ _ . Popular Portofino Model with private pool ShOn walk 10 puk & 1Cboo1. Motivated lellen.. $335,000. Call today for an appc?intment 10 preview. 759-1501 lllllYllW Here is an exceptiooal home lituated in the lovely HarborView Hills. 3 bdrDi. 2 bath with pool lize yard. New· kitchen, parquet f1ooroa. etc.. $425,000 fee. 759-1501 Coita Meila RCtioo COSTA MESA DITlm•••• Grea! pot.en~ for reoovatan here. 2 bot.-. on large 60X150' Jot. F.astside locatiOll. One 3 bdrm & one 2 bdrm. Only $185,000. 759-1501 s•a urr• nll'IB Perfect for owner/builder featUJi.n& hard to find hardwood floon. Cbe to sboppina & transportation..~ 140' deep lot in quiet neighborhood . ONLY $137,500. 759-1501 . lllDTllS, Tiil llTmJ Only 2 miles to the beech. 2 bdrm cottage on R-2 lot with fantastic potential 10 build. RV 8CCe11 too!! Only $130,000. 759-1501 •1a1•1m 2 bouaes Oil large Jot. 3 bdrm & 2 bdrm. Perfect for investor or extended falnily. Super buy at $169,000. Call today at 759-1501 LAGUNA HILLS NEWPORT BEACH OFFICI 2170 Ion lllgMI Drive Newport leacll. CA l2HO (714) 75•1501 ol. AMERICAN HOME SHlELD 11We Protect & Service ,. Things That Service You." NEWPORT BEACH OFflCE 2170 Ion· •IUll DrlYI Newport l1actt CA l2llO (714) 751-1501 ( IEW LISTllG DDYla II Llllml -For a house like thlsl In old CdM, newer 3 bdrm, 2 story custom, block to beach, owner says offerf $.469,000. I 1111,0001e 1211,aoo I 11111 m I '-.&Tl -Per1<y Cape Cod with French doors and windows, wood floors and formal dining, 2 bdrm townhome In Newport. Onty $153,900. WY MIU -Near shops, par1<, 2 bdrm and 1 bdrm units, new carpet and paint. Only ,239,500. •rn111 nn11111 -$111,000, 3 bJg bdrms, 2!4 baths, end unit In quiet _ar~ ~ .m!ture par1<, pool and spa. _ nulFIO Tl .. 111 -Brand new1 3 bdrm, 3 ba, fplc In master suite and living room. French doors, patio and sundeck. $199,999. Back Ba'/. I OLEll • DITILIFF -Immaculate 3 bdrm, lots of lot and comfortably close to high school, shops. Owner/agent transferred. $265,000. ,.., ,.., YIEW -Comes with 3 bdrm, 2 baths, large stone flreplace and beam <*Jing. Anano- lng Is great at $299,500 fee. In Corona det Mar. 911 -lli(Ul?MI -~ .. 008 bdrm carrtage house, contemporary style. There's a den, skyHghts, fireplace, hardwood ftoors and tiled bath. In CdM. $208,000. LAii -South Coast Plaza area. 4 bdrm, 3 bath, very secure. Very attractive, very spacious. $169,000. Lill -,. IT -Comer lot, custom fireplace, brick patio, English garden and French doors. Car!fl81 In H.V. Homes. $259,000. In Newport. 1111TllY --Attractive Costa Mesa area. 3 bdrm, 2 bath wtth used brick fireplace, pavers, wood floors & pine panetlng. $147,500. a.DI•-. -Harbor View Homes, Monaco, added skylights, bay windows, wooded decks and bubbling waterfall. FaJrty priced at $242,000. - • --.0 -Great So. of highway location. Large and spacious units wtth ocean view from rear unit. Only $299,500. tllllT, -1 • TunnL. -3 bdrm In prime Newport neighborhood, big trees, covered patio, corner lot and great look. $219,000. I u21,ooo •• sao,ooo I U .. Ulm -Cheerful, charm personified,. meticulously maintained, 2 bdrms, den, 2 baths, 45' lot and Just a eklp to the beach. saa..ooo. llTIT._ P•Tlfml -5 bdrm family home wtth a dynamite View. 4500 sq. ft., gorgeous decor, reaJla11c price S..50,000. Tll UTEIJ a.. -Clean, cool, contemporary, washed brick fireplace, 3 bdrms &. well, a Im· menae yard, In Cameo Shores. S..50,000. YllY ... -Big canyon, 3 bdrm, on comer lot, light atmosphere, strong security. Monaco at $450,000. fn ~- . M m .., -Above Newport Harbor. In- credible vfeW, • bdrms, •1h bath, pool, spa and In need of finishing touches. Offered at $450,000. - .. • llM• .. all -Spacious Burlingame • bdrm plus large rec room, canyon vtewa, owner wants outf $389,000. Ull • T9Lll -Near beach, owner's penthou9e has 2 bdrms, den. Others always rented, always clean. $368,000. Nr. State beach • Ill UI •IT -Beams, brtckl Sofld, newer 3 bdrm, 2 bath, 1h bJock to ~In okiCdM...wtth. hefp It could haw view. $385,000. I 1121,000 I ,, ILIEPEI -Harbor Island Drive, nr Beacon Bay llEW LISTlll • .• LIT :---Slngle story • bdrm In CdM's Harbor VieW Hiiis, large lot has sport court, covered patio Is near park. Now $379,000. ........ , a.sic e1lnh'. .... 4 II l _. llit + .... $695,000 ............................. -.. -········ 223 Poinsettia. Old Cell ............................. , .. $925,000 .............................................. 3335 <>can Bt'fd., ec.. a.. .... ..., ..... ~--·111,..._ $242.000 ........................ -......... 2025 Port Bristol, tMtms; NB CM I .............. -....... .,. $469,000 ............................................ 302 Heliotrope, Old CdM . yet $thousands less. 3 bdrm, 3 bath, apacious pool home, vacant, spotless. $525,000. IPEll lll•IY 1U1 ··-11-m-111 -Classic cotontat on 3 Larpst let. 4 • .,. ...., ,...., ...,.. llilit at lots In old CdM, white wtth green "Shutters! Guest $379,000 ...................................... 1230 Sand Kty, tMls, CdM ' house wtth fireplace. Pool, spa. $695,000. "8W. .... l tast111 J .. O'lll .... n UY ...,.. I LIT • 11111" -Isn't enough! tt's $219,000 .......................................... 1940 Teresita, WStdf, NB h~; It's beauttfulf 5 bdrma._±_2._bdrm r9"\w..--...._ -..... ... ;;;::;;;;o,a· .., ...... near beach In CdM. Only $685,000. Corona def ·........, .... ,., ,..., "' -w "" Mar $329,000 ............................................ 314 Gotdenrod. Old CdM ' '. SALESMEN: LOOKING FOR GREENER PASTURES? Unique Homes has cultivated numer-•• ous fields that are now producing rich 1 I ' returns. A liberal commlsaion spilt; a · ! value command. center; a ~ner on staff and a consistent reputation for quality wof1< have produced a bump- er crop of aaJee and ltatlngs. If you are Interested In tielpfng with the h81V98t. please call Jim Wood, 675-6000 for an appointment. .. Specializing in properl'I on l'e waler . . . near tfu waler . . . anJ wil' 'lhew of waler COSTA MESA CONDO -1115,000 ~ 2 bedrooln, 2\\ ...... COndo ...... 2 ftnplM:ee, -"' ........... ., ....... lft1ld1 ... end drllPee. <MINI *9e to PoOI end Awlme low ........................ ptlced. 1400 . NEWPORT DUPLEX 8wtt coH8ge plue 1 bedroom ....,..JIMMt. 1V.. bloc*9 to beeclt with ............. pdo -Of buld ... -..xitm,a&ow...,. d coMldlir ftMnc.; -...--'11ig. Dmw' 1'f-.S C2liWf 8triit iiiid C8ll 111-1400 CLOSE TO NEWPORT -OHL Y 1117,GOOI COSTA IESA, &etakle euper burl $bedrooln, ..,_. .......... dining t'OOftl • ......, room. ...... ..,...... You cm aw • 1.75% "19' TDt Clll 131-1400 BALBOA ISLAND conAGE A treclltlo"el llMnd cot'8ge tor a Weekencl retreat or wtnter/eurnmer rent.II "'°'*11· One of the ,.. 2 bedroom .......... _......,.. "' tNe prtce Cllt- egory. '215,000 l7MIOO BAI BOA ISLAND HIDEAWAYl Ctw"*'I 3 bedroolll ._... with ...,.,... 1 ...._ oott• on B110ae llllnd. at.pe to ..., and Mrr tor..., ocemt KC 111 0Nr .., ... Cal 131-1400 Of f7S.4IOO . PEl•SULA POINT -REDUCTION Bw1u ... deOol' lft ... I ........ 2 billll .._. ..... ""' ...... , ... dlll d .................. It ...,. ....... .._c1mnc.•lq10 ...... d ..... wt• da-. wtih IM........ tloer • ... ••• .. : ................ ,....oftlce ..... _dwck.llMJ ..._.,_ ....... 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'"9 I r '*tdawstllllll•lt•w,._,.._.,._.._... .... ---. 2 ....,, • rmth1Mr1 ..... ...a._. .ct ~11 121lldlal11n.11p1•.....,,..., 4 Mdr11m1 la ...... ..._ Pl.US 2 t1•1a• ............... _...,..._ ...... d ........ ....., .... llwHghtut.3cs .. 191 Oww .. ........... RE. IS1-Mll OCEANFRONT--oN THE "POINT" EXCEPTIONAL USTINQI F1nt ._ oftwnNt. ... ..,. ........... , ..... ,_, ...... I hr• ............ ';:i ......... "'M••--.:::-- .. of .... --· Jaaf, Corw .. ..... u.ana ..... DoWI ..... ,_ -...... ._., room wtlla ••....,-...,...,the uncl,.......... ..... ...... 11.1 .... bam9. IS1-14GD DOYER SHORES -ON OPElt BAY ........., rw111Gd1l1d 4 ........ 5 ......... loc1IMI In IM..,..... --of.,.._ .,___ .,_ pertor qu .,. md ..... ~ ..... of • ..., ......... 8wttJ •••• ~ Ollaed .. .,,.,. 111-1400 LINDA ISLE VLLA OnaoflM.._. .._.on Naaport ..,. O...~ eq.ft. ........... -. S1A blllM + ....... -- ...... ....... -.... 5,.... ... ., ...... c.mr.d ........ ....., ,,, lld ........... ...... jMls ... UCL II ... pool. C llfll EJrc;pllot~ llMI = .. ...., _,. PW/llp tw .... pcltt. ,. ..... _ _,.wlRlll ... I 131.,_ h WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. 315 MariMAve. Balboa 1-.land f>73-69CM• · 6 -Orange Counw Real Estate/An Advertising 8'4>Plernent to the DAILY P.JLOT/Saturday. August 18, 1984 1utnm IDlllD. 1ao1,ooo A splendid 3-BR-homesporting a great spa.In an nvif.in8 patfq. This prQpertf is in.move-in con- dition and offe~ a fine example of what good 't.ute andg4 neigliliornoOa can prod~. Coby Ward PRICE IEllC1101 11,111,800 Cameo shores on the bluffs-incl land. Fabulous single story home, 6 BR, family rm. panoramic ocean & jetty vtew w /sandy beach below. Sparkl- mg pool in secluded courtyard. Perfect for the growing family. Owner will consider exchange. Donna Godshall DISTllCTIVE IEWPGRT man Sll0,000 Dramatic executive home nestled in a secluded forest setting with w~terfalls, nature trails, Koi ponds and exotic black bottom lagoon spa. The perfect executive home for mdoor/outdoor enter- tairung Paula Bailey l 11-115 CAOOI Slll.800 Just lasted! And priced to sell! Spacious and beautifully landscaped on qwet cul-de-sac. This popular plan # 1 has been expanded and high)y. customized_ and features exceptional decor. Re- alistically pnced at $695,000 FUTUTIC UCIELll 1muT 1211,000 Wood paneling-skylights galore. Fireplace. Enormous Master BR suite Master BA with sunken tub, 2 additional BR & baths. Study, lg patio, commuruty pool & tennis incl. land. Micki Cooper/Martha Macnab llC CllYOI CISTO• 1111,000 This 4 BR, 3 BA home lS situated on a large lot which blends mto the 14th fairway of the ex- clusive Big Canyon Country aub. ~1fers will Jove the location. Darul¥ Bibb Ill CUYOI TUllTlllll WUICE 1111,000 Much used brick, French doors, fabulous oak woodwork, pool & spa all surrounded by a lovely garden setting. Finest appointments throughout in this 4 BR, 21/z BA custom home. Danny Bibb OCW I llY YIEW IHl,000 In charming old Corona del Mar. Beautifully remodeled 2 BR and family room or 3 BR. Beam ceilings-R~2 lot, pool, patio and 3 car garage Owner will collSlder lease-option. Will consider Harbor View Hills trade. R. Sietz S1L111msna11 11 ca 12a,100 Check this price! Only $249,500 for C.D.M. invest- ment.-2 BR & l BR + possible guest. 2 car garage, best street. Front house could be for owner. Lois Jacobs II TIE ILWFI 120l,OOO Light, bright and handsomely remodeled one- story Bonita plan w/3 BR. Great sense of privacy in this end unit beauty with its country garden setting. Coby Ward. .. .,. YIEW Ull,llO Bluff.a view beautiful "Delores" end unit with outstanding pai;10ramic backbay and rute light views. 3 BR, 2~ BA decorated in neutral colors. Lush gi'eenbelt. Close to commuruty pool, IChools and shopping. Incl land. Oonna Godshall 644-6200 2 Civic Plaza #100 Newport Beach, Ca. OPfl "°'SES UTlllAY EASTBLUFF 4 BR, FR, Pool BlGCAN\'ON 5 BR. FR. Spa 1211,000 1-5 SIH,000 1-5 2111....,.. Coby Ward .... , ..... Lucy Rose OPEi lllSES SATIHAY I SllllY BIG CANYON Sttl,000 4 BR FR 1-5 CA.MID StiORF.S 11,ltt,OOO 6 BR, FR, Pool. Wtrfrt 1-4 TURTLEROCK 11H,OOO 2 BR 12-5 21 •• , ........ ". Rosemary S1eu 107 llilfor4 Donna Godshall 11 •r1t.a •1st Barbara Callihan on• IOISH Sinn- CORONA DEL MAR SIH,000 401 ..,. ••• 3 BR. Pool 1-5 'Rosemary Sietz BLUFFS 1211,000 4MYhta ... a -4 BR, FR 1-5-Lois7acobi CdM IHl,000 •21-.c2ra '"'"' 2+1 Ouplex 1-5 Lo&S Jacobs BIG CANYON 11,111,GOO JO leral St. IMr&• a BR, FR. Pool, Spa 1-5 Dan Bibb EASTBLUFF 1211,000 2107 lrhta 4 BR, FR, Pool 1-5 Coby Ward EASTBLUFF Utt,HO JHI Cassia 4 BR, FR 1-5 Coby Ward BIG CANYO N 1121,000 a 1 .. a. CIM4 3 BR. Spa, FR 1-5 Lucy Rose BAYSHORE.S U2t,OOO 2142 Clrclt Ir. 4 BR 1-5 D Chichester awn IF TIE WEIT Sl ,000,000 There are few comparisons. 1.1 acres offering totaJ panoramic views of Newport Harbor islands and entry to sea. 5 BR, 6 BA and staff facilities. The premier view of all of Newport & ultimate in private security. Tom Allinson Ill CllYll-11 FAIRWAY llllMO A beautiful town-home on a superb location. High ceilinp, walls of glass and marble floors add to the sophistication of this remodeled and expanded Diane "Deauville", now 5 bedrooms and library. Lucy Rose Ill OllYll FIJIWAY 1121,000 Th.is elegant 3 BR 3 BA single level townhome features the ultimate In quality, det.atl & conve- nience. Includes pool, spa & air condttJoning. Danny Bibb IPHLJSl.WIE LIT ll'Jl,000 Quiet cul-de-sac, single story, 3 bedrooms, family room, fonnal dming room, view, beautiful gar- dens, 3 car garage. Call Barbara Aune llUT .... wmFll 1211,llQ Wonderful opportunity to live in a remodeled Eastbluff home in splendid condition. A f otinal dirUng room. bil.Uards room and ~ farniy room. There's a den/bedroom on the 1st floor and 3 more upst.alrl, all~ with a magical view. Coby Ward ·. PlllCD Tl SEU autiful 2Btt:2'1I M to over- looking prestigious Big Cariyori golfoourse.Many .-ou~~ ¥uding""P"Wte-g&techm- tcance, detached 2 car garage. 'nle ultttnate lil sophisticated living at an unsophisticated price! Stephanie Grody/Dan Bibb .. UIYINUll IEW This newly listed 'i BR, ~ BA home4s decorator's showpiece. Ablolutely mint Condition! Featuring a pool, separate spa. and very private" sunlite garden setting. Priced for immediate sale. Danny Bibb Y 01 IWI PllYln WOILI 1441,IOO In this custom built home, high ..cei.J..inp, walls of glass, wonderful division of childttn an(i adult areas. 5 bedrooms; DR, den. tam room, spa on a beautiful street. Barbara Aune FWLllS 1N° YIEW-111 CllfH Ull,- Inc:r.edible views from-e~~ mdoors. Large senu-enclmed deck overlooks vast panorama of golfcourse, lakes, city lights, trees. Spacious 2 BR, den, 2~ BA. security gates. Pool, spa, tennis A wonderful lifestyle in Newport. Mi~ki Cooper CWIEI OCUI YlEW 1111,000 New listing-rare opportunity in exclusive Cameo Shores, ocean view, private beaches. Private pool & spa. marvelous 4 BR & 4 BA + tam nn w/gounnet kitchen Perfect for entertaining & family living. Including land. Tom Al1inson 4 111•1, NOL I VIEW 1211,000 The setting for tlu.s "0" plan ln Eastbluf f is special indeed. The enormous yard with its view of Newport Center and Catalina accommodates an elegant pool which jnvites family and friendS. Coby Ward. HYER n•ES YIEW 1111.-0 Single story 4 BD Newport Beach home with great open !eeling. Located in one of Newport's finest areas. Remodeled kitchen, luge family room. Perfect for family living and entena.ining. Maxine Propp I01TIWD ....... I A most desirable floor plan in lhlS exclusive building. Lrg spacious rooms, most with bay and city view. 2 lg BR, 2~ BA, utility rm, sauna. The building has a pool/spa, strong le'CUrity & doonnan. Barbara Aune DIUSI THll-111 UIYH 11,...,... Prime location overl~ fairways, lake and nite lites. 5 BR, 4 fireplaces. library, bilJ.iilid rm, family nn. Attention to every detail in this custom Valentine built home. Tom Allinlon lllUIYM·'11W lllMll Best buy ln Big Canyon. A Deane 0 Monaoo'' with a superb view of <::atalina, ocean & 1unaets. 3 BR with added family room, walled prden .pa. and sauna in master bath. In addition.. F.renCh doors open to an upstain sundeck. Lucy ROee llEW ...... 1111• .,.. Rare location for this 4 BR BrOiidrnoOr' home. Outata.nclina view of 2nd fairway, city lights and batkbay. Stone & wood eX1erior With b•h i.nd- 1eapina au~ the pool me yard. Format dining room, lrg Mltr aai~. Maxine Ptopp ~County Real Estate/An Advertising supplement to the:OAJLY PILOT/Saturday. August 18, 1114 -7 ' Over Sixty Years ol Turning Dreams 1nto Reality, ·~ CORONA DEL MAR GEM Delightful 3 bdrm home m choice CdM locatton , aouth of Pacific Coast Hwy. Sunny, secluded · i»tio adjoins living room. kitchen and one bdrm. Spacious living room w/brick fireplace and din- ing area. Encloeed two-.car garage. All for $255,000! Call BINNIE DIXON OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1:00 TO 5:00 ,,._...;..:;..;;.;;....=..o ~==~-,.....----1121 PORT'nGGART PC NEWPORT BEACH 4 bdnns, 3Yi bath home with touch of New England chann. Separate guest quarters, spiral .. stair~. cathedr,al ceilings, higbly--upgraded. Spacious manicun!d lawn with patios for enter- taining. Located steps from community pool and park. Call TODDY SMITH ON THE WATER IN COM Enjoy the varied harbor activities and gorgeous IUD9et.s over Catalina from thjs lovely 2 bdrm, 2 ·bath condo on the bay in C.orona del Mar. Amenities include private marina. pool; spa and 8eCWity. $399,500 FE& C>.vnera will as&st with financing. Call CAROL PANG BURN NEWPORT BEACH-POOL & SPA Beautiful 3 bdrm and den or 4 bdrm home. Lovely patio entertainment area with lush gar- dens anJ fil"e pit. Also has RV acces. Excellent location! A must see tor the dbcriminating buyer. Priced at $329,900. Ask for BILL or DONNA WEBSTER QUIET WATERS Custom built 5 bdrm bayfront home with pier & lllip for large yacht. Custom made doors with leaded gla8I windowa, 3 fireplaces. wet ban in living room & master bdrm. An out8tanding home! $1,650,000 FEE. Call CATHRYN TENNILLE VILLA BALBOA PENTHOUSE De9igners home with two master suites. Live in or ie.. for great income. High assumable 1~ loan. Will trade for Laguna property. Asking $229,000. Call MARILYN HILL BIG CANYON-NEWPORT BEACH Spacious five bdrm home with large family room. eattna area off kitchen and fonnal d,inina room. Fenced in pool & yard. All on large fl-a lot ~DOROTHY HARDCASTLE LIDO BAVFRONT DUPt..EX Two beautiful apts. Each with 3 bdrma; 2 baths & fireplace. LOwer unit has formal dining room. Sandy beach. Live in one lease one or convert to single family home. $869,500. Call CATHRYN TENNILLE NEWPORT BEACH WATERFRONT Exceptional Newport lsland. location; ~2 lot with dock for 30' boat. Two bdrm home displays pride ol ownership. Seller may carry small 2nd T .D. NOW $395,000 FEE. Call DON DeTHOMAS. TEN NEW CONDOS IN COSTA MESA GRAND OPENING THAU AUGUST 17, 1914- FREE SOLAR PACKAGE Affordable & close to ever)'thin&. 2 bdrm with 2 !ti bath & 3 bdnn with 2 'A bath. Includes wood fuming -fifeplaces, private patio decks, skylights MESA VERDE COND0 .. .,.....-........ 1,900 .Ran .. A" umt in excellerit move in condillen. 2 bdnns, single enclotled ~· Grftt location! Coounuruty pool. Must~ to appreciate. Call DONNA WEBSTER BLUFFS-SAYFRONT FABULOUS VIEW $210.000 Si!igle level with t>reathtakirig view of back bay and ocean on eXU'a ge ~Il Neutril colors. lovely condition. im:mecliate Jl"*('&&ion. Call SALLY SHIPI.:.EY er JOYCE DABOLT 30 STEPS TO THE SAND Duplex in great Newport Beach IOCation. Front unit 2 bdrm, 2 bath and ocean view. Rear unit 2 bdrm, l bath. Must see to appreciate. Prioed to sell at $349,000. Ask for DONNA or BILL HARBOR RIDGE LOT REDUCEDS56.~ Exclusive, guard gated community. I::.arge. build.able, Oat. $439,000. Call MARILYN TWITCHELL PRIDE O~ OWNERSHIP double g_aryes with ay~ opener _..,,_.__ direct home access. $105,500 to $117,900. Comer 4 bdnns 3!ti bath professionlly landscaped home steps from community pool & clubhouse in Harbor View Homes. Separate recreation room or guest quarters with bath. spacious fan1ily rooc:n, formal dining, master bdnn suite/bath, many upgrades throughout. Call TODDY SMITII of Placentia & W. 18th. Sales office open Satur- day, Sunday, 11:00 to 5:00. Call MARK DRENNER or BOB SCCYIT. CHERRY LAKE Immaculate remodeled 3 bdrm home. Fireplh. bar, large patio with spa overlooking lake. Seller wants SOLD NOW. A must to see. Call MARK DRENNER HARBOR VIEW HOMES Popular "Portofino" model with plans f.or bonus room. 3 bdnns. 2 !ti baths. large family room. country kitchen, fonnal dining. Seller wants ofter! $249,500 L.H. Call CAl\OL PANGBURN UDO ISLAND BAVFRONT One-of-a.kind! 74 ft of Lldo bayfront with six docks up to 110 ft. plus six bdrm home. Reduced to $2,950,000. Ex.oel.lent terms for qualified buyer. Call MARY JANIC BLUFFS-SPACIOUS 4 BDRM Higl\ly upgraded end unit with partial bay view. Bright and sunny with dramatic vaulted beam ceilinp and expanded stone fireplace. Large eocla.ed patio near pool Large usi•mahle loan. $219,000. Call SALLY SHIPLEY oc JOYCE DABOLT 111! MILES TO BEACH Highly upgraded 3 bdrm, 2 bath home with family room, fireplace. Too many amenities to list. Owner wants SOLD NOW. Only 3 years old. $198,500. Call MARK DRENNER UDO ISL.AND BAYFRONT Spectacular bayf.ront home with pier and slip for a large yacht. Quiet location with street parking plus 3-car garage. Features elevator, central vacuum, electric awnings. gourmet kitchen, lead- ed glass entry door, skylight. maid quarters and much more. Call MARIA BEROOVITZ OPEN SUNDAY 1:00 TO 5:00 551 VISTA GRANDE, BLUFFS NEWPORT BEACH BLUFFS SINGLE LEVEL-ASSUME $154,000 at 11.~. Spaaous 3 bdrm end unit on quiet greenbelt with large eoclOlled yard & 2 lovely patios. C.onven.ient location. Walk to F..astbluff Shopping ~ter. Land may be pw:cb.aaed for $25.084 with ·~ filwlcing. Reduced to $193,900. Call SALLY SHIPLEY or JOYCE DABOLT OWNER RELOCATED NEEDS FAST SALE Plan "l" Turtle Rock Glen 2 bdrm CX>Ddo. Ex· tensive use of skylights. EnormOu.s master suite, 2 fireplaces, IUnken tub. attached 2-car garage. Cle. to University High School. As.unable 6nancini.Call LINDA TAGLIANETTI ·GEORGE ELKINS COM2ANY (714) 759-9100 ll2 CORPORA:TE ·PLA ZA D SUITE 150 0 NEWPORT CENTER . Yourvery best buy in Huntington Beach Occupying a bluff-top setting above the Bo/sa Chica Wildlife Reserve and the Pacific Ocean, Cabo de/ Mar Is just moments from Pacific Coast highway and prestigious Huntington Harbour. Studio, one and two bedroom condominiums are offered with spec/al amenities including a full size Indoor racquetball court, tennis court, pool, spa, and a htige two-story recreation building. Models open dally 10 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. (714) 840-4661 LDfts • OttaJ Tubs • Tiled Entries • Ffreplare Ceramic Tile Kitchen Counter Tops Full Serurity From $68,900 , . •ReSefved for first time buyers. • TURNIR ASSOCIATIS PRISlllT IMIRALD BAY .... , ... , _in Emerald Bay with big, big view! Cloee to all amenities in this prestigioµa gate ~private community. A warm apd inviting 4 bch.m, 3 bath home With decks. Reduced to $535,000 IEWUI• Ill-Superb constructlOn is one of the first~ you notice about this beautiful home. It is one of the largest with 5 bdm). family room, den With wet bar, eeparate dining room. master bdtrii suite. Walking distance to park. beach. pools and tennis. $795,000 ( mw• UY-A U,ht and airy home on a large lot in this gate-~ private cxmmunity. 3 bdrm, 2 bat.hi and a jumbo siz.ed living room ~meant · for ~es. Wait till you ~ the ~ whitewat.e.r viewa. $635,000 fWUI I UT-A very ~ 4 bdrm home with MIMI UT-A draffiatic home with incredible charm, warmth and a secluded feeling. Beautiful whitewater views designed by Paul WiU!ams. master iuite with deck. firepld; .view.~ Wonderful for f.amily with its 4 bdrms, 4~ baths, gardel'L Trufy a home with emotiOnal tm~ · family room. 1ru11 room & wine cellar. ~Uent $645,000 __ .._,flow f~ n~. A splencllii home! $1,650,000 , ILIAI • llmrD A newly l"f'IJ)(Wleled 3 bdrm home in prestigious Emerald Bay. Close to pools, park. tennis courts and beach. Whitewater views and Catalina sunsets. $539,000 •••mt llUlflllT in exclusiv~ Emerald Bay with panoramic whitewater views. LoVely walled courtyard, extra large view oriented rooms on two -levels, glasled in deck and separate maid's quar- ·tera. This home offers all amenities arid an elegant way of life in a year-round playground. $3,500,000 . IEWUI •UY-A stunning site at the top of the hill with beautiful views in every direc- tion-whitewater, Catalina sunsets and quiet ca- nyons. This is a large family home witli 5 bdrm, den. family room and extra storage room. Our creative owner will help finance. Reduced to $695,000 llUlflllT MW' UY-'lbis 7500 square foot home with oceanfront pool is one of a kind. Designed as a very dramatic villa with 6 bdrma. 8 ~ baths and loads of off ~t parking. A very special home foe the very special few: Bank collapee fOl"CeS sale unfinished. Yours to complete at $2,595,000. fWUI I UY-An ocean view building "te-doae to perk, tennis, pools and private beach. Over 8,000 1quare feet with 133 foot frontage. $385,000 Nestled ~·the lu$ness of Big Canyon.. Wlth a sweeping view of the golf course and the Newport Center skyline, this superb custom estate is one of the most ~cent in Or~e County. Behind its own electric iron gate and C<>Qblestone1motor courtyard., it is dramatic and exciting, with extensive use of lnasonrj and exquisite widscapil).g. A most ~cent entry, luxurious living room and dining·room for fonnal entertaining, are only the beginning and invite one to other thrilling discoveries. A gounnet kit.chen-bre~ room-family room can only promise to be a haven for (family closeness. A giant, nearby recreation room provides additional ~joyment possibilities. Four bedrooms, 51ri baths, 4 fireplaces, eleVator, ex'ercise room, sauna, indoor and outdoor spas, 3 air conditioning units, and much more in 5,700+ square feet·of fine quality. Very flexible f~~xchanges invited. GPEll SIT. ·I SUI.· 12:00 TG .&:00 28 IU&USTI -II& CllYGI -IEWPORT ·aucH Come, find yourself in another world!· .. ui .~ ~other era .... at the top ofa forest':' like hill, in a secluded, 1hideaway ~.fybook . villa. This delightful, 5,300 sq~ foot countey·!lome is a masterpieee qf exquisite decorating, w~~ and cllarm tham· ' ' .. ' memorj.~·· of .times long ago, known for gratj9us and ~mfortable li · · · ~ Spectacular Vie~ of rooftops and treetops, millions of city lig~ts and dis · f mountains from alrhost every room. Over one full acre of gorgeous l.8ndscaping, with full:gtown pines, eucalyptus, and do:zens of fruit trees . : ! l ~e pool, spa and pretty gazebo. Five bedroo~, 6 fireplaceS, 3 lri bat.hS~l; ~ntral ~· conditioning, security system, several' patios, dining room, se~~~ family room, a "secret room!",, and much, muCh more. With an incredib~ ~cent setting this is a truly unique property that is impossible to rep!i~ or duplicate. Great finaJlcing is available. I' i. '. . ·-'' .. , OPEii SIT. I SUll. ;. :1-2:00 TO. &:OD 112ll RESERYOIR f RDID ~-liG.RTH TUSTlll HILLS • ru IS RESIDENTIAL BROKERAGE GROUP IPEI lllSEI IBllY 1·1 ............. " The neighborhood tpeaks for ltsefflll Take the · location and combine tt with a well maJntaJned 3 bdrm, 21h bath, upgraded home wtth poof and forever vtewa. See It and yoo'll want It. Good ftnancing. $380,000 L.H. Aak for Jim SeUera ,...,,.••••-a•• The two most sought after features are yours to enjoy In this 3 bdrm, 21h bath townhoose. Pride of awnerattlp and locatk>nll Privacy, tMed entry, trench doors 8nd more. Convenient to' Newport Center and nelghbort\ood shopping. $160,000 In auumable flriancing. Don't mlsa this one. Ask for Jim Sefkn First & Second Trust Deeds assumable at low Interest rate amortized over 30 years. Cheerful bright 3 bdrm, 2 bath contemporary home In· perfect move--tn condition. High beamed celJ- lnga. Uke new kitchen & bathrooms. Teak entry, lovely easy-care landscaplng, automatic aprlnklers, llghta & atrium garden entry. Short eecrow possible. CaU for additional financing Information. Reduced to $295,000 with land. Aak for Belle Chae Lee U. Ill.I -1111' YIL• Charming outside & In. Open beamed celllngs, oak plank floors, trench doora & brick patio create the atmosphere for good IMng. Add 3 bdrm, 2 bath, 2 flreplaoes & It's a wlnnerl Priced atS345,000. Aak for Unda Oeth IEll YElll -1111,111 Great family home In excellent school district. 4 bdrm & family room. Exceptionally priced. Bring your decorator and give It some T.L.C. Ask for LIZ Beaz.fey Popular Plan 4 - 3 bdrm plus sitting room off master bdrm. Immense double garage. Poof, Jacuzzi & tennis Bvaitabfe. Walkfng-distanoe to beach. $195,000. Ask for LIZ BealJey ...... If "" -1211.-U Great So. Laguna 3 bdrm, 11h bath home. Exoellent location wtth ocean vtewl Short walk to beaCh. Aak for David Hll'9Ctller lfll1•? M 1111nm I •ID YIEWlm Cypress Shores Ooeanfrontl 4 bdrm, 3 bath wttti 2 flreplaoes, one In the maswr. Private beach, tennis, pool &. 9'L 24 hours gate guard. OM of the loweet priced ocean fronts at $7 45,0001 Ask for David Hlr9chter 11U1 NW -11Ulll ELMocm.area. 2 bdrm, 2 bath mobile home. Great Interior, freshly painted, deckwtgas bar- b-que. Ask for Al W~nert Ill.Liii iii'' Custom 3 bdrm, 21h bath Bayfront Home on one of largest lots. Done in magnificent woods throughout. Beautiful lawns, gardens and patio areas. Asking $3,300,000. Ask for Carofyn Mason .., I One of the nlcst 3 bdrms, 31h baths home In Emerald Bay. Large street to street lot. Spec- tacular views! Prwate-tennis. Catt for private showing. $1,650,000. Ask for Rod Daley/David Hlrschler 11 aawaa R-2 property wtttl smaJI 2 bdrm, 1 bath house In ofd Corona det M•. Seller w1n carry ftnanclng with 10% down. $219,500. Ask for Connte Max- sentl ... ._, llUlfmT.LITD Prime, l&Tge lot In Irvine CM-0Wr1ooklng Abalone Cove. Sensdonal plans for home ap- proved by the coastal commission Included In the asking price of $2,200,000. Ask for Barbara Gothard •TI I Liii IT • .... , •lllD Large Irregular lot with fabulous views of Harbor. Peninsula and ocean, stretching from bluff on Ocean Btvd., down to tts own bay frontage and boat slip. Priced at $1,400,000. Ask for Barbara Gothard •WlllT IUll 11•1-1121,111 IDT 111.IEI Elegant 2 bdrm, 2 bath on one level. Close to fNer't convernence. SmaJI complex with pool. In Emerald Bay with 4 bdrms. Unobstructed Ask for Unda Oeth view of white water. Open beams In living room, used brick entry & fireplace. Fabulous charm. $465,000. Ask for Rod Daley Emll 1 UY 1111,1• Fabulous condominium home on bluff top with security and prestJge. Out of area owner very Immaculate, charming 4 bdrm, 4 bath famtly reedy to teU. See today. Well priced at lhome. Could be 5 bdrms or 4 bdrm & den. $179,500. Ask for Linda Oeth Newty carpeted. Easy access to private tennis courts and beach. Ask for David Hlrschler 1nFm111•••~ One of the largest lots offered In Broadmoor. 3 Bdrm, 2 Ba. lrg living rm, formal dining rm & lmmac. private yard. Outstanding loeatlon across from parka & pool. Owner wlll carry $70,000 at 10--4 for 5 yaers. Owner VfJIY motivated. Priced to sell at $219,000. R. Katz .... ,WU. Spack>us penthouse with ocean air, patloe off of all rooms, formal dining room and large rooms makes this etegant llvlng at Its best. Well priced at $249,500. Ask for Linda Oeth NEWPORT BEACH 2123 San --Joaquin Hills 644-7020 I I I I I I I I I I •·· :.: llPW IOR£ FOR THE IOIEY! 4 Private Bedrooms, 2'h separate baths. Large living, family room area, brick fireplace. central air, community pool and spa, lighted tennis courts and bike trail. IRVINE'S Be:ST BUY for ONL y $133,000. Call IHllE . PIETEI PIL-YILPE 551-8191 EXCLUSIVE IEWPORT BEACH BEAUTY This N'ewport Beach BEAUTY was $280,000 Jt is no' $275,000 and what a BUYI RV acces, triple gar- age, lush outdoor privacy for the sparkling pool and spa ... 3 .. roomy bdrms. "2" fireplaces, "1" • In- credible value. Cati llDE PED- PIL-YILPE 551-8191 STEAL IT! Almost 2 lots for the price of one In a quiet cul de sac location. 4 roomy bdrms. 1~ baths, eat-In kitchen. Large covered patio and room to build tennis court or pool, or whatever your heart desires. 5°/o or 10°/o Down. Priced to Steal at $128.900. CaJI llllE PlmlNL-YILPE 551-8191 $125,000 BUYS . 3 BDRM SllCLE STORY TOWIHOIE Close to park and schools, your own private patio, double. enclosed garage. Community-pool and spa, rec room and lighted tennis courts. Call 11111 ~YILPE 551-8191 COLf COURSE FIOITIGE PANORAMIC VIEW-4 BEDROOM, 3 BATH POOL ROME ON MESA VERDE COUNTRY CLUB GOLF COURSE. EXCELLENT FINANCING TERMS. OFFERED AT $335,000 . .l&CllE II• EMii IESI VERDE ORIGINAL OWNER OFFERS NEAT 4 BEDROOM, 3 BATH BUCCOLA BUil T HOME, SECLUDED LOCATION, EX- CELLENT FLOOR PLAN, WOOD FLOORS, 3 CAR GAR- AGE. PRICED AT $247,500. AOllE ll'EMll UK£ IEW COIDO THIS WELL LOCATED 3 BDRM CONDO IS JUST LIKE NEW! NEW CARPETING & FLOORING, ALL NEW WIN- DOW COVERINGS & FRESH PAINT MAKE THIS $107,000 HOME A COST A MESA "BEST BUY". CALL .IAlllE lllK.EUI SECLUDED LOCITIOI 4 BEDROOMS, 3 BATHS IN PRIME CONDITION. HUGE CUL DE SAC LOT WITH ROOM ENOUGH FOR POOL, REC. VEHICLE OR BOAT PARKING. EXTENSIVE ENTER- TAINING AREAS. CLOSE TO MESA VERDE COUNTRY CLUB. $250,000. 4lllE llR' ''U MESI VERDE coumY CWI HUGH PIE-SHAPED l.OT OFFERING FABULOUS, UN- OBSTRUCTED GOLF COURSE PANORAMA. THIS 4 BDRM, FAMILY ROOM HOME IS SET ON A ONE-OF-A- KIND LOCATION. NEW KITCHEN APPLIANCES AND TILE, ROOM ENOUGH FOR POOL & PLAY AREAS. PRICED AT $287,500. aolll II• EMU IEWPOIT HCTS·YIEl-VIEW 3,500 SQ. FT. Dramatic Desert Architecture & De- sign. 4 bdrm home remodeled and expanded. 2nd story just com- pleted. S.500 sq.ft. of entertain- ment and llvlng area. View from most llving areas. Observation deack and spa. This Is a superb property very fairly priced. Owner very motivated. $429,000 .• W lllUll 631-1266 BAYFROiT $139,000 -· ASSUME $6801 IT.9~· Owner w/carry 2nd T.O. Two 3 bdrm units + 1 bdrm unit over 3 car garage. Immaculate Lido Isle trip- lex-possibility to convert to pri- vate residence with separate in- come unit. Excellent opportunity. UE l•Ell 631-1266 UE HDliERS Ri'MtK· 131-1288 IEWPORT HEICHTS-IEW CUSTOM Superb newer 4 bdrm home with tradltion8f design. Gourmet island kitchen with exceptional features. Separ- ate formal dining with fireplace. Every custom extra you could Imagine. Massive deck with spa. It's a dreamt $389,000. w llllEll 631-1266 BUJID IEW CUSTOM PRIME'Newport Heights VICTORIAN design. 3,400 sqJt. of living area. Master craftsmanship 3 bedroom, fllmlly room, formal dining. Antique doors & fireplace. Too many upgrades to mention. It's stunning! EXCLUSIVE SHOW- -tNGS. can-for appointment. $439,000. Ill ._.. 631-1266 1111 ESTATE Back Bay Beautyl Newer home on V.. acre with HUGE GROUNDS and Stunning POOL Area. 4 bedrooms and separate family room. Bright, airy kitchen with breakfast area. Much, much morel Asking $370,000. Ill 111101 631-1266 EXCLUSIVE USTllC IEWPOIT HEICHTS Charming 3 bdrm, 2 bath den home In excellent secluded location of Newport Heights. Assumable financing. Great opportunity at $189,000. W llllDI 631-1266 IEWPOIT HEICHTS POOL-$119,800 Immaculate 3 bdrm. Price Just reduced $26,000. This Is a great opportunity! ~~r_ beamed celllnga, warm decor. Call for showing. Ill I . 631-1266 IEW USTllC Cute Cozy 3 bdrm, den home In Newport Heights. 1~ baths. Oak Hardwood Floors. Large Lot with Fruit Trees Galore. Great value at $185,000. 111llllW631-1266 •EWPOIT HEICITS Only $175,500 for this 2 bdrm homt. Great Quiet Lo- cation."' Separate Dining Room. Oak Hardwood Floors. Owner wlll finance at $12% lntereet. Call Todayl Ill ...... 631-1266 234 E. 17th ST., COSTA MESA • 831-1286 , . ~ . . ..... ... I I I I I ~ WE llEED YOUR LISTINGS HOIE OF THE WEEK 1 ~ *UDO f111~1i1CHllSE1f. . Outstanding bay dnd city night light view, 1 bedroom, 1 bath. Co-op hlghrlse, underground parking, community pool with fabulous decks. $250,000. • • MYIE IMP "COIOU DEL Ill BAYFIOlr' _ Custom 5 bdrm, 4.5 bath, 2 master suites. beautiful large llvlng room with spectacular view. 3 fireplaces, wet bar & room for 3 boats up to 55 ft. Best buy on bayfront at $1, 195,eee. Reduced to $995,000. 18 • MYll I• UIDA ISLE 5 Bedrooms, 5 Baths, Family Rm .• Din. RM., Large Master Suite w/slttlng area, maids quarters, room for 2 large boats up to 65 foot. $700,000 1st & 2nd TD both assumable at low rate, steal at $1,250,000 Incl. the land, must move Inland·. Ill I MYIE IMP YACHTSIU COVE IAYFIOIT ~it-:BORM, -eA, Auge LIVing Room w th Lrg. wet bar, balcony and large patio with views of the bay, dock for 3 boats up to 55 foot. 6 year old custom, price of $1 ,095,000 Includes land. IH I MVll lllP ll>O ISLE POET LOCATION Complete turning basin views from this 4 Br, 4 Bath remodeled home with new kitchen, baths. Beau. tll<J work. plus docf< for 50 ft. yacht.11,950~000. 18 •MYli IMP IEWPOITS lllCS ROAD One of the finest bay, ocean & Catalina views. The home ls designed for entertaining. Including 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, large dining, game room with sit down bar, very large pool. Priced at $425,000 (land quote Is $190.102). Great buy. ....... ELEGAllCE II CAIEO SIOIES Beautiful famlly home with 5 bdrms. 5 baths, formal llvlng & dining, ocean view, stunning backyard with gazebo, pool Jacuzzi wet bar & full bath. 3 private beaches. Excetlent ent~alnlng. $529,000. • • •• 1• TUD£ IAYFilOIT· FOi llYFIOIT W/DOCI 3 BR, 211i BA, Fam. Rm. Huge master suite w/ jacuzzi rm., 5 yr. old home w/all new decor, 2 lrg decks, 30 ft. boat dock. Asking $535,000 w/ $270,000 1st T.D. assumable at 12.5% ........... - I· o· I B 1~111-Dotie loop Boll ho1, -Jr. · I DP ram •1111101=11 Clllf. ·~-~ II SEAVIEW'S IEST IUY ti j 4 Br. & 2..5 Bath, family room, 2 fireplaces, wet bar. nice I yard. view of city & ocean. Security guard gate + pool & i tennis. $395,000~:: -:::Clll LOT I Builders delight. This property has possibilities for office fl bldg .• or commercial use. Lot size 66X300 with back bay I view. presently has small house and storage and is zoned horse property $325,000. • I 11111 I• IEY 1T HEICHTS El Catalina. Bay and Ocea 1ews, from this three bedroom. fl two bath, two fireplaces lparate family room. pool, room to add. Walk "10 town ~ Jdo, very m9tivated.Seller can I carry large Note. $375,0uO ... I llYIE IMP I llYCIEST IEWPOIT · . El 4 bedroc • 21h bath formal dining, family room, breakfast I area lar e ard wtt~1 will trade or Newoort. Asklng~5,000. • • 11Y1E DIP -· I ''WIUllOUS VIUA llUOl" I Villa Balboa's largest penthouse, 1st time offered. 3 bdrrr. 2 ba.:h, family room, wet bar, formal living and dining. $265,000. Great terms. ~ • llYIE I• I sncws llll CDI LEISE 4 bedroom 3 bath, formal dining room, family room, den I ·or maids quarters. Beautifully decorated with oak floors, large yard with spa and view of city. 3 patios. Lease at I $3,000 month. Ill• MYIE 1• i COIOIA DEL Ill DUPLEI ' I This country home is completely upgraded. Antique win- dows, rails, turn post from all over the country in this 2 bdrm, 2 bath home with 1 bdrm; 1 bath in rear, steal at $260,000. -.... ·-. COIOIA Ill Ill IUPW 2 Bedroom 1 bath $700.00 Mo. 2 bedroom 1 bath $650.00. Bachetor $400.00 Mo. Rnance 1st T.D. $11,800 at 6.75% 2nd T.D. $204,000 at 13%. Steal at $250,000. • ... ,. . I I I -· I IEWPOIT IEACR I -Highly upgraded with oak floors. gourmet kitchen, Frenchdoors, 2 hot tubs. 3 bdrm, 2 baths. $309,000 or trade.••--I . 234 E. 17th ST., COSTA MESA• 631-1266 a· I . BOB & DOVIE KOOP • J I I Buildings' ·facelift underway Construction is under w;Jy on exterior remodeling of the old Altec buildings at 1515 S. Manchester Ave .• Anaheim ~ soon to be the new corporate hdd- quarters for Odetlcs, Inc~ •• ) • I • ...... :r~~~iliMf -Hastings-L~ndst1;9m ~fgt.1tectS, a ~est! d1et1t~.a1 and pfanning • · · · ~ firm speciaJizjng.in' corflmerCfal"and Indus .. trial remodeUng . projects, recently re- . leased the exterior remodeling plans to general contractor Hedley Builders. The designs are aimed at "bringing the 1950s structure into the high tech- nology age of the '80s." said Ralph Hastings. partner. The interior redesign. also space- planned by Hastings-Lundstrom, has been under way since last fall. Completion of the major project and occupancy are scheduled after Sept. 1. Odetics. a developer of spacebome recording, mobile robotics and elec- tronics equipment for science, business But:ing9-Landatrom Arehltecta of Co.ta lleu demcnMthe aew plau for tbe old Altec baJldln&8. Grant picks 1nodel homes designer and industry. will move all operating Design One of Century City has been contemporary red-and-blue scheme with divisions to the 14'h-acre. 250,000 retained by Grant Building Co. to design high g1oss laminates accented by brass square-foot site from leased facilities in the interiors of the three modot homes of and glass for Plan Two, an<f a formal • Anaheim. Tustin and Pomona. Old Stonegate Townhomes in Santa Ana. country design with pine furnishings for Santa Ana near the Euclid Street extt from the Garden Grove Freeway, Old Stone- gate T ownhomes will aJso feature a private recreation oenter. The firm Is currently . building the single-famlfV homes of Country Knoll In Fallbrook. ,_ "To achieve a ctean, high-tech ap-Thenine-year-olddeslgnfirmspeclal-Plan Ttrree. pearance for the exterior we used a simple izes in model homes for builders and is The contemporary New England vii- facade teatment of .black gtass, accented currently working on 17 medels for three lage-.styte community of ·two-story, two- by a red mullion grid system an<t White Def Webb res;dential developm8"ts in and three-bedroom, two-bath homes win stucco base," said Hastings. ---Phoenix. --feature a security-gate entry;--attaehed For additional tnformatfon regarding Ot6-Stooegate Townttomes and ot·ftlllll'-- Grant Building Co. developments. call 540-3836. "Our biggest challenge was to create For Olct Stonegate Townhomes. the two-car garages and private back yards. a unified and consistent corporate image. model home design plan indicates a Located on Westminster Avenue In REALTY The Harbor Area's Oldest Real Estate Firm mtunau.a. .-.- Sharp 2 year old condo. 3 bdrms & 2 baths, fireplace, conveniently located. Owner may finance. .... ,, .... ,_ ...... Freshly painted with new carpets. 4 bdrm & den. Terrific value. Large pool. 2 ftreplaces, owner may help finance. ' U&-..0 ........ Large 3 bdrm, 3 bath duplex on the ocean side of P.C.H. Fireplaces, jacuzzJes and private ocean view sundeck. A good Investment! a.-11,....a 1111,111 Take a look at this conveniently located 2 bdrm, 2 bath Westctlff condo which you can buy with only $12,000 down & assume the low Interest 1st and eeller carried 2nd. ,..., .. --n=-...... No view better1 Spectacular unobstructed bay, ocean & night Ughta view. 2400 sq.ft. home with 2 bdrma, convertible den + poot 1~&.ml.I& .. .,.. New listing! Just a short walk to the beach. Nicely maintained 3 bdrm home on R-2 lot wtth room to build additional units. Owner will finance. IHL .. Wiii ... Y1EW 17 ... Completely remodeled and redecorated home at the top of Corona Highlands. Spa. French doors. plantation shutters & Mexican pavers. 3 bdrm & large family room. II FEET• TIE UY ... ,Ill Luxury 4 bdrm t\Qme In popular Dover Shores near the beach. Private pier & float. Large brJck patio. Ideal home for an active growing famlly. (714) 673-4400 .... 111111 Lmml ...... Immaculate o4 bdrm home on 1 'h lots. Upstairs bdrms can have separate entrance. Large tunny patk> . . . Liii .. I.I&-Ill ..... Located In qulet area away from P.C.H. R-2 lot, 3 bdrm, enclosed patto, high oetllngs and hard- wood floors. _; ....,_,. lt44,IM Immaculate 3 bdrm home tastefully decorated & spacious. Famlly room, wet bar, room for a pool, high cathedral oetttngs. -I.I.IL..... .. ..... Outstanding custom home overtooklng the harbor entrance with vtewa of the bay, ocean, jetty & city tights. OesJgned by Paul Thoryk & featured In Home & Garden Magazine. (213) 6.28-2828 2845 ~AST COAST HIGHWAY -CORONA DEL MAR Sign of the times Groundbrealrtn1 ceremonies were held recently fot Beacon aw Co't'e patio homes in the muter-planned community of' Beacon BW. Pic- tured are (from left) Robert Stellrecat Jr. and Dale Butter, praldent and markettn; manacer, reapectl't'dY. for The Stellrecht Co., which ta baildlna( the com- ma.ntty, and Shep Wlliimon and Gordon Tippell, Mia yd market-tnc m•n•aer and aecutln 't'ice preelctent, respectl•ely. of Taylor Woodrow California Ltd., the de- •eloper. Prices for the homes start at $179,900. REAL ESTATE ..... 1na.•1cul -.u. ...,.........., lmlTI Ml UTALIU 1'll1UW NllMll ••.a•• That's the VIEW from this magnifi«>nt Charming 3 Bd heme. Ready for decor. manor high on a hill IJl prestigious Prof. lancbcaped yard. Private & room Harbor Ridge! This luxurious 5 Bd, 7 Ba for poOl. Tree house for your kids + cul reflects the ultimate ln quality thn.a..out. de aac loc. · . Boasts of a library, ste~own family 1 ... '1a •• du e,. S-. 1-1 rm. w/f-place. gourmet khdlen & in-· ,...TE ULE credible Master-a.Ute w/ Wla. f-place, Security pt.e. Jasmine Creek-2 Bd-2 Ba Walk-in "Closet-room'' ~ VIEW. 40' +den, Plail 2, Priced at $305,000. OWC pool & spa. Owners may consider trade. 2nd T..D. Su.bmiL Subject to co.urt. app, Offereid at$ ~o.ooo. Jen Hunt • Vee Stin&On · · ~-1-1 11Mll_ .......... , .. ~ '---=---'"""-~~~~~~~~ ...aw~· - - . MUIFIM1 ...... PElmSIU Prime location-4 Br, 3 Ba plus den home. Mint condition-owner will assist with financing. $825,000 fee. Harriet Ou~ Ne~rt-ftA family home. 4 Bd, 3 Ba, fam ~&.sec. system. Too many amenities 10 list. A Must see- asking $389,900. Owner w / i.st w /financing. Vee Stinson 111B•d•u.• .. Lll1mJ UY181 lftl C.Olwnbia Model $379,000 LH. Walk to Balboa Island. Upper Unit with water View. Call Barbara Kastle. 11r••• n pu..t Dynasty 2 Bd, 2 Ba Model w/Ocean & Perry 1111Lln1.trN1 .... ..., 1_. Bay Vus. Reduced 10 $389,900 Fee. Asisume 10.37 Ln and Owner Will A. sist. Call Barbara K.astle lftlT.._.. 'MP•-........ ht8tt Top of Spyglass Hill-View of ocean & Custom Lot 128' on Vu. Now.priced at Newport Bay. 5 Bd 6~ Ba. super-den $545,000. Call Barbara Kastle and game nn. With security system. . .. US191 • U1T11 •m .... t• .. pool and spa. $1,550,000 Fee. Vee Single Level 186' on 1Ql1 ~!A steal Stinson at $895,000. 3 Bd & Fam Rm. • .. ..... •• .. lat/S. 1-1!..__jia[l:W"a l&0-8333 #3 C1v1c Plaza: Suite 170 Newport Beach, California 92660 l'nfNITIEICI PDFEIT Rlla m .. IUYll Expanded Broadmoor plan 4 on quiet cukSe-sac. 4 bdrms. family room, formal dJnlng. QuaJJty upgrading throughout. Covered patio. 3_ ~~· $645,000. Vergllene Hult ...... 1111. Beautfful plan for a couple. 2 prtvate bdrm suite areas. Beautifully decorated with Its own private patio with spa. View and patio overlooking golf course. A V9tfY spedaJ property for $415,000. SUBMIT ALL OFFERSlll .... llT.llLICHISE Quiet end unit with large private dedc 0Yet1ooktng the gaff coune view. 8-ltlfuUy decorated 2 bdrm & den with custom WMrttera & lheMng. In prestigious Big Canyon end cloee to Fashion Island. $315,000. Helen Wood. IUIYILLE Wiii NIL 3 bdrm & den, 3 bath OeauvlDe model with Panoramic W.w of golf oowee end night Ughta. Custom poot and epa. Prime street ln Big Canyon. Asking $899,500. V«gllene Hutt ... -••111111 This home has everythtngl View, Sarge pool & ape. large lot on euf-de-ac, plus en outatandlng home wtth epectat teeturee too numerous to mention. 5 bdrms. 3 baths, 3 flreptacee and a 3 car garege -YefY customized Plan 1 wtth comptete eec:urtty system and a wtne cefler that has to be ...,, to be betiev.dl SpedaJ "8Jue at $885,000. WI~ FLll PllfDn Reduced $100,0001 3 bdrm, 3 beth. FR and formal OR. Extenatve UM of gtass fOf wat.wey 'ldewtng. Longest lhof911ne In eo........120 feet. PW & noat fOf SO ft. boat. Call l ting otnce '°'Into on exchangM end ftnandng. A bellutlfuly ~comer I01. YOU MUST SEE AT Sn5,000. 8ob Groea. OPEN HOUSE SAT & SUN 1..S. EUllTll-LR Reduced prtcell Spectec:ular vtew of mountalN & cl1Y tight• from ttris '*Y apecial Nantucket modet In Spyg Hill. 5 bdrma, formal dining, large famUy room. Pro- fealonaJly decorated. EntenatnrMnt back yard with pool, ap&. BBQ & fire ring. Now $669,500. Bob Gross. IPUT LIYEL ILtfFS IUITY Popular 13 bdrm, 2 bath condo on beauttfUI greenbelt. Formet modef. Room '°' expan on. Two lovely patio.. CUl-de-eac locatton. Price lnctudee the landll Thia one won't last at $235,000. Mane Fargo. I I I 1 I f ,.. . · 16-Orange County Real Estate/An Advertising eu~t to the DAILY PILOT/Saturday, Au ust 18, 1984 • HOMES FOR SALE 1 BR plua FAii RM or DEN 2921 •th, Corona Del Mar 675-6000 $208,000 Sat 1-5 #7 Sllkleaf, Irvine 786-6666 $137,500 Sun 1-5 2 BR plua FAM RM or DEN * 1429 Dolphin Terrace, Irv. Terr, CdM 673-«00 $699,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 •2310 1st Ave, Corona del Mar 673-«00 $188,500 Sunday 1-5 v 18 Atoll, Jasmine Creek, Corona del Mar 640-4868 $305,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2617 Clay St. Newport H4Mghta 631-1266 $230,000 Sunday 1-5 2535 Crestview, Bayahorea, Npt Beach 644-9060 $259,000 Sunday 1-5 •2025 Port Bristol, Corona Del Mar 675-6000 $242,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1951 Port Locka$eiQh, Harbor View Homes 644-9060 $269,5oo Sunday 1-5 3BEDROOM 1520 E. Ooean Blvd, Balboa Penn. NB 760-8333 $384,500 Sat/Sun 9-1 600 15th Stree1, Newport Beach 644-6200 $325,000 Sat 1-5 * 2000 Highland Dr, Newport Beach 645-4262 $189,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 *401 Begonia, Corona Del Mar 644-6200 $535,000 Sun 1-5 1218 Devon Ln (Weatcflff) Newport Beach 631-1266 $255,000 Sunday 1-4:30 4515 Hampden, Corona Del Mar 675-6000 S.-50,000 Sun 1-5 3335 Ocean, Corona Del Mar 875-6000 $925,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 960 Linden Pl, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $106,-000 918 Mackerme, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $1~.900 Sat 1 .... Sat 1-4 367 Magnolia. Coeta Mesa 673-1600 $179,000 Sunday 12-4 21os Miramar, Penn na11a 631-1400 $269,000 Sun 1-5 2407 Novta Bluffs, Newport Beach ~ $2$,000 Sur:iday-1..5 813 Presidio Dr., Costa Mesa 662~59 $129,900 Sat 1-5 4824 River, Udo Sanda 673--6900 $195,000 Sat/Sun 2-5 **606 So. Bayfront(2 units) Balboa Island 644-9513 $915,000 Sat/Sun Noon on 37 Summerfletd, Irvine 788-6472 s 187 ,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 100 Vla Cordova, Udo Isle 673--3098 $379,000 Sat/Sun 2-7:30 * •315 V1a Udo Soud, Nwpt Bc:h e.44-e200 $995,000 Sunday 1-5 18856 Via Meatna. Turtterock, Irv. 640-4868 $249,900 Sunday **1•18 W. Bay Ave., Pennlnsula 631-1400 $975,000 Sun 1-f 3 BA plua FAM RM or DEN 2721 5th Ave, Corona del Mar 873-4400 $299,000 Sunday 1·5 2885 Anza, Costa Mesa 751-3191 $151,500 Sun 1-6 41 Balboa Cove, Newport Beach 780-8333 $775,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2800 Bayvtew Dr, Corona del Mar 873-4400 $850,000 Sun-1 :30-t 702 Larkspur, Corona del Mar 873-«00 $379,950 Sat/Sun 2-5 336 C8dlllac Circle, ~. ca. (619)433-3123 $109,900. Sun 1-5:00 2323 Cliff Drive, Newport 8eadl &46-n68 Saturday/Sunday 1·5 •... 1n3 erestmom._ ca.ta MeM ~7171 1119,000 Sat 10-2/Sun 2""6 e...-2972 erettvtew, ~ N.B 644-9060 1439,000 Fee Sun 1-4 319 DrtftwOod, COM 673-1181 1479,000 Sat 1-5 ~ 1393 Galaxy Or, Newport Beach 64+-6200 S352,500 Saturday 2-5 302 H.tlotrope, Corona Del Mar 075-6000 $489.000 Sat/Sun 1-4:30 ----~ •549 lrvlne1 Newport Heights. N.B. S4&-231S S319,000 Sat 1-5 1528 Orange Ave,(Com. P mer)Costa MeM 873-1800 $215.000 Sunday 11-4 •3 Rue St. Ctoud. Big Canyoo 844-e200 $525,000 Son 1-5 1200 Susaex(off Oovet), Newport Beach 846-4380 $285,000tttttutttllt ~ 1-5 ••One Twin Lak• Cr. (Spyglass) CdM 644-5061 $699,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 4BEDROOM *1521 Antigua. Bayctest 631-1400 S.-29,000 Sun 1-5 2S42 Clrcle Or., Bayahor•. N.B. 64+-6200 $329,000 Sun 1-5 **21°'4 e. Ocearitront, PennlnsuJa 631-1400 $1, 150,000 Sat 10-2 * 1133 Highland Or., Weatcflff 631-1400 $3&9,500 ••223 PolnMtta. Corona Del Mar Sat 12 .... 875-eOOO $695,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1230 Sand Key, Corona Del Mar 675-6000 $379,000 Sun 1-5 941 Serra Way (Mesa Del Mar) C.M. S.C5-S408 $139,500 Sat/Sun 12-4 4 BR plua FAM RM or DEN -* 2409 Tuatln Ave, Back Bay, Calta M ... 873-4400 $289,000 Sunday 1-5 •8 Mllalon Bay Spygla, Corona Del Mar 180~ $599,000 Sunday 1-5 *• 52 Drakn Bay, Spyglua 759--06199 S.-29.000 Saturday 1-5 **601 Bayatde Or •• Promotory Bay 631-1400 $1,200,000 Sat/Sun 1-6 2933 Cuala, Eutbluff, N.8. 8#-6200 $299,950 Sun 1-5 2800 CUff Or., Newport Height& 87M900 S.-10,000 Sun 1-4 ** 1510 e. Oceanfront, Balt>oe Pentn. M0-4868 $825,000 Sunday 1""6 . * 1700 Ga1uy.:0owr Sharee. N.B. 15e-1so1 .seoo.ooo Saturd~ 1~ 1441 Galay Or. Oowr Shorea. Npt Beech ~7 $310.000 Sat/Swt 1..S 403 Irle, Corona del Mar 844 8080 $239,000 S&Jnday 1-5 21 l.8 Roc:hele (Hrbr Rklge) NeWport Beech 7eo-3333 1795.000 Sunday 1-5 1818 ~ .. Irv Ter, COM 873-8494 1386,000 Sun 1-6 ** 19922 M9ttna Bay, Huntington 8eact1 1-..e100 seea.ooo Sat t·s *2001 Gaaat-. Corona Del Mar 759--9100 1789,500 Sat 1-5 ••3384 Surnnw9et Cr, Costa Mela 645-()303 $255,900 Satwday 1-5 225 Via Orvleto, Udo Ille --·~-131-1-400 9471,000 454 Vista Roma (Bklffa) NB MiM200 $2e8,000 Sun 1..S Sun 1-5 I BR ....... FAii Rll or DEN *• 8T~.HlllborRklge ~ $1,950,000 Sunday 1-5 2752 Cltde Or, Beylhor-. N.B '44-8080 $450,000 Sun 1..S OM eoronauc••• cte1 Mar) __ 831-7370 1181,900 Sun 1-5 1800 Dorothy Une, Westctlfr e73-e900 S32&.ooo Sun 1-s ••14 GeMve, Harbor Ridge NB 78G-a333 *2.000,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 **818 H.rt>Or a.net Ortvia. Newpoft Beech 75$--9100 $1,850,000 Sat 1-5 • 14Tndalgar, H•bor Ridge NB • 7eo-:&333 1,875.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2601 laland View, HV HUia, Newport Beech 844-9060 $365,000 Satwdey 1~ 220 JDnlne, Corona Del Mar 844-7211 $469,000 &nSay 1"6 ••25 Miiiion Bay, SpyglMs NB 760-8333 $889,500 Sat 1-5 . •• .,...9 Muir Beech Cr, sma-. CdM MCM868 $1,550,000 Fee Sunday 1..S ••30 Royal St. Geon»e. B'O Canyon 64-W200 $1, 195,000 Swt 1..S . -~ . .._- **259 Via Udo Soud, N9wport 8eectl 759-9100 $1,550,000 Sat/Sun 1-6 **1314 W. Bay Ave, Balboa,,.._. ~9080 U99,990 S.U&.11-£ I BR PIUi FAii Rll or DEN ***107 Mlford, cameo Shor• ~ $1,589,000 Sat/San 1--4 ***.,...101 Via Udo Soud,NB 875-e181 $4,850,000 Sat/&.112-6 **103 Via Udo Soud; Newport 8eectl 759-9100 $2.950~000 Sat 1--5 CONDOS FOR 8ALE 2BE.DROOll 789 W. 18th Snet, Coeta Meea 759-9100 $1~,500 Sat/Swt 11-5 2 BR plua FAii Rll or DEN . 211 Marguerite, Olde Corona eta Mar 875--4760 $505,000 &a1day 1-6 -1658 ~ca.ta..... . 541-6813 $159,000 Sat/Swi 12-5 *2427 Vista Nobleza/Del Oro. Bluffs, N.B. 759-9100 $399,500 Fee Sun 1-5 IBE.DROOll #2 Creekwood, Irvine 857-6011 1188,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 388 Genoa LMe. CoU Meea 831-1400 $118,000 Sun2-6 *551 ~Grande~ NeWport 8w:t'1 759-9100 $193,900 Sun 1-6 789 w. 18th Street. Coeta Mela i159-8100 $113,900 Sat/SUn 11-5 TOWNHOU8ES FOR 8ALE 2 BR plua F~ Rll «DEN 3-4 Sea a.net (Ford & .-nboree) N.B. 882-1873 $299,000 Sun. 1-5 11081.E HOIE8 *314 Golderiiod.Corona Del Mar 875-6000 $329,000 . Sun 1-5 28Rplm18R 2 Orchid, Cerone Del Mar 644..e200 $248.SOO 28Rplm2• 2629 s-.w. Corona ct.I Mar Sun 1..S 844 eoeo $449,ooo Sunday 1-s 2•plml8RpllllDEN •.eos So. Bayfront. B8lbOe lllend 844-9513 $815.000 Sat/Sun Noon On RENTALS 28RHOU8E8 lr*6410 w. Ocean Frorit. w. Newpoft 8ctl 760--9100 $349,000 Swi 1-5 •Spe *Poot **w...,.0111 ***W-•cw1t&Pod ..-GM~•gmrd ... I - • ,. 18 -Or~ COUnty Reat Esta1a/An ~ I Uppaeinene to the .DAILY Pfl:.OT/Seturdly, Aual* 18, 191-4 4Bdnn 4.Bdtm 4Bdnn 3Bdnn 4 Bdrm . Bdrm 4Bdrm 5Bdrm 4Bdnn 4Bdnn 4Bdrm 4 Bdnn 5-Bdnn 4 Bdnn 4 Bdrm Ill& 11111 POOL :~s CONOO 3CARGARAGE 3 BTH BIG POOLK 3CARGARAGE 3 CAR GARAGE POOL/SPA ON HILL POOL POOL/SI., GOLF VIEW FAJRWAY For d~tails call 751-3 UU SD.RT PllfflTID Tl1411l COLDWC!LL BANl(eRO MSIOENT\AlllUl lSTAT[ SllWIC£S IAYFIHT 1sf..A..l,IOO Price slashed below market! Seller MUST sell this 4BR + den re, modeled home. slip for extra large boat & side ue. Offering JUMBO FINANCING w/very little .down. Bring us ALL offers. Call Carole McMahan or &lie Olson 644-9060. 0,.1 Sat/laa4ay 1·1 · U 14 Wttt laJ, ...... PHiesala 'h &CIE • IEWNIT DlllESI Lots of lucious park like land. Not in Santa Ana Heights. Private. Security gate. Horses OK. Room for every, thing. Custom 3 bedroom home. A must see $375,000. Call for an ap- pointment. THE REAL ESTATERS OflD HCM* euMDAY M l'.11. ..... _ llnlll ... • ..-r LOCATIC* • CUSTOM Dl'T AILI • ... ~ .. , ... '90bn ....._. ........ Celdtioft ................ ;:. r .. .., ....... ..._ , .. ~i.. ., .... •111,111 1UltflC Tll-LOEL Nearly new condo in good 10s cation. Seller transferred so price is right! 3 Br., 3 full Ba., walk.sin closets, din. rm. 2 car att. gar .. assn. pool & spa. Close to shop- ping. All this for $129,900. Anne Tierney. 551-870Q,. IEU YEllE CIST• 120l.Oll Execuuve custom built ranch style home in prime location. Secured entry gate. Lar rivate courtyard. 4 Bdrm, 2 ba, fam.uy rm. Gounnet kitchen, pantry, wine storage. THE REAL ESTATE RS PICTURE YOUR HOME HERE UllUY .... l Lovely Newport Glen. 4 yr. old air cond. unit in a small complex. w /all amenities. Pool spa._sauna. etc. Great location not far from So. Coast Plaza! Call today! Only $119,000. Barbara Reily. 752-1414. ILUFI -llUT LIC&Tlll Lovliest greenbelt location on Vista Cajon. Reflection pond! Split level 3 Br. home with great privacy. Owner transferred to New Jersey! $212,000 incl. land! Barbara Reily. 7~2,1414. *·WITDHllT Hiii• * Imagjne a boat alip, 3 Br home and 1 Br rental in Newport Beach for only $445,000. View from ll\fing room, din, ing area and kitchen. Large master bedroom and sitting room with balcony overlooking the water. Don't mm this opportunity. , ... ....., 111-1110 Privat~ Parties Are .Welcome Call CllullW, 642-5678 for information & surprisingly low cost. · 1111111 CIYE Best buy in Newport with boat slip. 2 Bedroom, 2 Ba. VIEW. Private community w/pool and spa. Seller will consider long term financing or lease option. Tb.is can be the chance of a lifetime. $3{9,500 FEE. Sue Exley. Gorgeous new custom 4 bed.room. 5 ~ baths. Professionally decorated walls. floon and windows. 1000 aq. ft. master suite with fireplace, walk2 in closets. Jacuzzi,sauna,large Ii~ area with fireplace. Family room with fireplace, 3 car garage ....... 1211,111 , ....... ..., 11Mf10 CRIU Ill IUI -1IO ...... Fabulous guality customized 4-:BR home with 18evi~~Harbor9~ ~ .roo~1 r.Tbis h~k~ior 'famili7 ving as well as entertaining. A first time offering. Nothing else oom- pares! . COU UU.IWlll LYLUll EWlll 6 Br, 2 ~ ba, dining room, Breakfast nook with used brick BBQ. Skylight beamed ceilings & Fireplace in living room. LotS of wood, lovely ~tio areas. extra bonus room & much m0re ... OPEN SUN 1-5 2421 Sima Ylstl -~~ .. 9"'1 ..... Io I ........ Saa TrtihH, l1alter -142·211• •••• "CUSSIO OMmY RUOI" Sltl.000 1CU1 YllW -li&D IEW" Olde~ cterM&r. 2u Marperit.e Ave. (at Ocean Blvd) lat floor 2000 IQ ft condo. 2+canu1y, stepa to Big c.ottina Beach. No ex~ spared in oonslroetion. Fee land. Security & nil main1enanoe + all the amenities. Will comider lea8e or leue purchue at $3500/mo to qualified cllent. Low int. fixed 10 yr loan available. Owner w/belp finan. (C&ll Cor private showing weekdays). Open Sunda~ 1.:5 J!I:!· lnlr/Apetl1M11D IDPIUTll Mesa Verde -priCed below market! 3 Large bedrooms, 2 ~ bath, fam-nn, sun room. Owner must sell now. $136.900. · EllUSI TUDOR 3 bedroom, 2 ~ bath. ~ted on the F.astside of'Costa Mesa. $130,500 as- sumable loan. Priced $148,500. Make an~ offer. Must be sold this week! 4 bedroom, 2 \4 bath, form.al d.inilig pius breakfast area. One of Newport's best buys at $289,500. ~e $155,500 at 12 '.4%. $1642/mo. P.l. · WESTCUFF IROYE 7IO-U14--- Willi•• l1i11tlr I lsstoi1tes -.J-JL----...-_JI0-1112 Large Executive 3 year new Pacesetter home. 3 Bedroom, den, 2 ~ bath, large private lot. Low interest on large assumable..loan ..... .,.._ Beautifully restored schoolhouse. Registered historical landmark on 1 acre park-like setting. All amenities J.or gracious living. Detached studio, work shop & garage. Near river. $96K WMM!Mlftl,. --f.tr.h.tllJ_ ...... - Willia• l1111iJ I lsseci1tes IPEI UT/Sii 1·1at1441 blUJ lrhe Spacious 4 Bdnn & den, 2 ~ baths. Two 2 car garages. Large lot watt. room for pool or RV park.mg. ..................... , Ml-1141 llYEISl•n llEMCEI Tl 1110,000 IAll!Z~~'i:;l FORffil SPYILISS VIEW IPO SIT • Sii 1-t -1Wll UIU IMU Gorgeous patios, pool. spa. huge MBR. dramatic entry, game room, great for family or entertaining. Just reduced $51,000 to $699,000 ... .,.,. .... , M4-IOl1 TIE lllT OLll -SAii .110 UPISTRAIO 1UIE II SELL Prvt gated community, San Juan C.apisttano. New custom 5000 sq ft Victonan on .2 acres. Horses 0.K. Zoned air, water softntt sys. gated RV prkg cntr. pool. spa. bath house, BBQ area. Gazebo, aep maids qrts, movie rm-sound sys, sec sys. mstr bath. jac, 3 frplcs. Craftsmanship thta must be 9een. AppraiSed foe $850,000 (Asking $750,000) $600,000 asswn. __ •!~·~·-' ....... • .. HMllU -UIR!IO Ocean & jetty views, marine room. 4 Br, 3 Ba. 3700 eq. ft.. car parking. $1.285,000. 111181 Nm 11m1n s~ bayfront dplx. 2 Br, 2 Ba up, 2 Br, 2 Ba down. 2 boat spaces. $1,.250.000. J PETE BARRETI REALTY ...... 1 j PETE ' BARRET J REALfY _.. ... , • $505,000 3 Br Ocean vWW 1 level owner anxious for offer, must aell! • $699,000 On Vf!t'Y top of Emerald Bey. :ee.t View-private open tram to home with pOol. Sed•Kled. >a. IUIM private 1st TD ~lOJ)C)O. • $795,000 Dec<>rator-Dui1nera home. 91pmate om with -.ma. .. .. .. l!xri .. Jot with -.y --• •.., room tot expimlion. Fnjoy an estate me lot in quiet Irvine Terrace with a cmnfortable 4 Bel • •• 000 Lm-. 2 8loty on ~ top fainily style home for only $365,000!!! of Dnerald Bay. Pool & jlr-.mt 110 ft x 100 ft tot. .1ara9 family~ $500,000 t1111umab1e OWC.. 2nd TD room. breakfMt nook. 3 beths and or wlll tnde. room to add & r;row. 1111 •11• Call for an.appointment IO vilit oae of .. • 1-1 the worldl fiD8lt. private tii.Ch com. _...... <&<>tmea dJ_ .ALI~• munities. ~ & ...-.: ~~ 673-~...w•• Ml7 (.; ce.e .... c.-... Refilrbilhed fOllOWlng fire. NeW roof, furnace. paint. carpeta, etc., etc. 3 BR, 2 BA, room for 2nd untt. Owner may carry 11t T.D. HUI VIEW ...a One house from China COve. CdM. View from both units. A cent retnodee, 11A lot•. UIE IEW Remodeled Palermo In Harbor View Homes. Ltg. yrd w/spa. Excifl8nt financing. $319,000 l.:88Nh0Td. LUSE 41R•-YIEW Harbor View Hiiis, exceptional quamy horrie. $2650 pr mo. IEW..;...YIEW CA•EI IUIS Total remodef Includes custom bit-Ins, beveled glass cabinets, solar hot water, air cond., Mstr suite, apa tub, etc., etc. Over 3000 sq. ft. Owner may carry 1st Trust Deed. IRYllE 4 BDRM .1111' USTEI WOodbr'ldge Place, great lo- catJon BIYSHORES Romantic designer'• dream houM. Just listed -won't last. $397.500 fee. Bav view poasJble If 2nd story added .. •t•lllT...-rs Fine lnwletment propertie9 In SCamento. ;t0%+ return on lrMliltment. Triple net 10ng term ..... One unit ju8t sold. Another ltll avallabee at 8'milal tennl. $335,000. PllTIFllG IDTWll&IEWJ 1 Bd 1 ba Condo. $675/mo. Wallc to school, available 9/1. Call Pete 631-1266 South Coast Plaza area 1 Bd 1 ba la~ room. $700/mo. C.a.ll Pete 631-1266 R&I M ~ of Costa Mesa LMge 2 Bdrm, 1 I 2 a. ='~From Need~ to rMnlQI ti """ 1Pt. m.int**'°9 tblltfy nee 144""4157 .. ORANGE COUNTY REAL ESTATE CLASSIFIED INDEX To Place 'Yow Ad, Cal 642-5678 -HOUSES FOR SALE .. .... . Gefwll -·-""~T·•• .. •·-u .. -•,,:t•-·"' :1002 ... ' ~·Anaheim H ~···-"'-·•_, ......... ~ ..•. :" .•. 1004 . Balboa Island ., ... -..................... 1008 ~ Balboa ~ ............. ·-········· 1007 Ceplatrano a..ctl --······--·· .. ····· 1018 Ccwon. def Mar -......................... 1022 Costa Meea ._. .............................. 1024 Dana Point _, ................................ 1028 EJ Toro ............................. ,........... 1032 Fountain Valley ............................ 1034 Garden Gre>lt9 ......................... _ ... 1038 Huntington a..cti ................... -.... 1040 Huntlf'lgton Harbour ........... -....... 1042 llVlne ........................... .... ............. 1044 ~ 8eect'I .......................... 1048 LagUN Hilts ............................. 1050 Leguna N!Que' ....................... ... 1052 Lake FQfeSt ................................. 1055 Mtssion Viejo .... -...................... 1067 Newport 8eact'I ............................ 1089 San Clemente .............................. 1076 San Juan Captstrano -................. · 1078 Santa N\a ................................... 1080 Seal Beech ................................... 1084 South ~ .............................. 1086 Westminster ... ................... . .... 1088 TUStNl ............. ._.......................... 199() Mobfle Home Sale9 .................. . 1100 · REAL ESTATE Acreege ....................................... 1125 Apartment• ........................... ... 1150 Beecft Property ................ .,...... 1175 Buslneea Property .................... 1200 c.n.1ety lot• ........................... 1225 Corntnf. Property ........ .... ......... 1250 Condornir*Jms .......................... 1275 OuplexWUMs ......................... 1300 HOUMa to be Moved ................ 1325 Income Property .............. . 1350 Industrial Property ........ -............ 1375 Lota tors. ............................... 1400 Mobile Horne Petb ••.. -............ 1425 Mountam, Oelert ....................... 1450 Orange Co. ................................. 1500 Out of County .......................... 1525 Out of St.ate ............................... 1550 ~arms .......................... 1575 Reeort Property ......................... 1580 Time Shanng .... -......... _......... 1590 R.E. Ex~ ... -.................... 1600 R.E. Went9d ............................. . 1825 RENTALS ~ Furn6ehed ........................ 2100 ~Un~ .................... 2200 Houee9 Furn. of Unf .................... 2300 Condoe Furn. _ ............................. 2400 Condoe Unf. ........................ ...... .. 2410 T~ Furn ....................... 2520 Townhou9el, Unf ......................... 2525 l)uptexet, Furn ............................. 2530 Ouptex .. , Unf. . ........................... 2535 Apwtrnenta. Furn. .. ..................... 2800 ~ts. unr. ....................... 2100 Apta. Furn/Unf, .......................... 2800 Roon'9 _____ .......................... 2900 Rootn ' Boerd .......................... . 2902 Hotell, Motell ........................... . 2904 G-.-t Hornee ............................... 2905 Sumtner Rent• ....................... 290e Vacaoon Aentall ......................... 2907 "Aentall to a-._ ............... _ ..... 2908 "Rentall Wanted .~ ............. -....... 2909 a..-tot Rent ......................... 2112 <>mcli Aentale ......................... -... 2114 ~Ren~ ......................... 2118 Cofnlnl. Aentall ........................... 2918 lndu.t. Rent• ............................. 2920 Storage ........................................ 2922 Mlac. Rent... . ........ _ .................... 2925 In these inflationary days, money is precious. Everybody yearns to find that pot of gold, but seems to overlook a source of money most famllieS have. Yes, look In your attic, cellar or garage and you are sure to find remnants of child- hood, things of yesterday not being used today. These items can be your pot of gold by ad- vertising in the Classified col- um n s. ~all today and we'll have our classified service person help you write a sure- fire selling classified ad. Baily Pilat CALL: 842-5678 F• ..U • A UT -Great Investment op- portunity for the smart Investor. All sing le story homes with attached garages and tndlvldual enciosed yards. No deferred maintenance here and lots of curb appeal. A super value at $275.0001 646-7171 IDlll ,..,_. ITAITEI, 111,IOO -Owner will _ carry 1st ~t Oee<Lwlth 20% down._Low Interest rate. Bargain basement price. 1 bdrm plus den, near South Coast Plaza. Call nowt 546-2313 CllTA llEIA MIEL PEIFEOTI -$118,000 4 bdrm home. Choice buyll Private swing for relaxation! VA-FHA financing offered. 963-6767 DMIY IOWI llEEZU -Only 2 blocks to Newport Beaches. Large 2 story, 4 bdrm destrable floor plan that's great for entertaining. Sun deck off master suite. Assume $86,000 loan at 10-1 •. Priced to sell at only $158,0001 646-7171 UITllll 4 HM• 1114,IOO -Large living room. Family room, fireplace. Bright kitchen. Breakfast area. End unit. Community pool. Spa and tennis. You can't do any better! Call now 546-2313 ' FUILlll! •Y Ul,IOOJ -2 story + fireplace + new carpet + cathedral celllngs + decorator perfect! Low, low down required! Call today 963-6767 I MIT AfFlllUU UYOIUT -An elegant home secluded In one of Newports finest nelgh- borhooda. Large corner lot with circular drive- way. Excetent floor plan Includes; master suite with atrtum, formal dining & family room. Must see at $285,0001 646-7171 • WEiii..,. 1211,111 -Executive custom built ranch style home In prime location. Se- cured entry gate. Large private courtyard. 4 bdrm. 2 bath. Famlty room. Gourmet kitchen, pantry. wine storage. 546-2313 Tll .. 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REiax on sunshine patio and view gorgeous pool + spat Only $115,000. 963-6767 lllTA 11U Tl .... , 11M,IOO -Large open beam ceilinged living room, overlooks sunny atrium, modern kitchen. 2 bdrm, 2 bath end unit. Private yard. Community pool and spa. 546-2313 I ... lll.M•ALn -2 story glantl 2~ baths! Family room + dining room! Private pool! New listing + won't last at $166,950. 963-6767 .. ,..., llEIT-UllEIT WL -At $179,900 It's also the lowest priced 4 bdrm in the tract. Two story. 2% bath with wet bar. Enjoy the executive lifestyle at a very low price. You'll agree tt•e a lot for the moneyl 646-7171 ..,., 111,1111 -Assume $43,000 at 12.5'/• $537 per month. Adorable 1 bdrm starter. Private. quiet complex. Community pool, tennis. spa. Call quick on this one! 546-2313 LIWUT Pllll l"lllET -Costa Mesal 3 bdrm top of the llnel Den/llbraryl ekyUghtal Try 10-4 downl Executlv home at be&ow executive prlcea.963-8767 momn •&1m 1111.--eeaut1fu1 2 yeer old executive home on a small cul de sac street. Wood shingled outside, leaded glass, skylltea and country rustic Inside. Three large bdrms, 3 baths. Formal dining.Separate office. Large liv· Ing areas. Beautiful rear yard with spa. Call for appointment. 546-2313 UITllll -, •t 1121,111. -3 bdrm, 2 bath, beautifully decorated with 2 car garage. Great locallon near-westcnff Shopptng area -com. muntty poof & spa. Hurry on this one. It won't last at this price. 646-7171 ~ Aal ... tllT ... Ell -Lots of lucious park- like land. Not In Santa Ana Heights. Private. Security gate. Horse OK. Room for everything. Custom 3 bdrm home. A must see. $375,000. Cati for an appointment. 546-2313 waTI A llUmJ MlT 1111--Spacious 4 bdrm In executive neighborhood! Cozy fire- place! 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