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SATUROA Y. SEPTEMBER 8. 1984 ORANGE COUNTY . C ALIFOH N I A 25 CENT$
The cost of dupUcates of
marriage licenses m~y
soon double In price.I •4
South Coast Repertory
plans to pull out all the
stops for Its 20th an-
niversary bash./ A2
California
Callfornlanswon't be vot-
ing on a balanced-budget
amendment following a
ruling by Supreme Court
Justice Wiiiiam Rehn-
qulst./ A3 .
Howard Jarvis plans a
major television cam-
paign to push his latest
Initiative./ A3
Nation
A Minnesota Supreme
Court justice may be
censured over a recent
bar exam./ A3
World
The State Department
has confirmed that U.S.
diplomats aided an
American rightist group
In Central America./ A3
An American has been
sentenced to prison In
Cuba for praising the U.S.
Invasion of Grenada./ A3
Sports
Former Costa Mesa High
and Orange Coast Col-
lege place-kicker Benny
Ricardo lsn 't too unhappy
about being waived by
Mlnnesota./81
Minnesota and Kansas
City each win to stay a
half-game ahead of the
Angels, who clubbed Chi: .
cago./82
The USC and UCLA foot-
ball teams open their
campaigns today./85
Entertainment
The Dally Pilot's Trivia
column Is back to
challenge devotees of
this Increasingly popular
pastime./ Al
Religion
Pope John Paul II says
abstinence from sex Isn't
always •·morally c9rrect''
for Catholic couples./ Al
INDEX
~rthl A4
Bridge 87
catttornta Newt A3
Claalfled B8-11
Comics 87
Crouword B 11
0-th Notk:es 88
.NorotCOPe --~~= B 0
Ann l.Alndera A8
Netk>f\81 News A3
PubUC Notice$ B8
RMI Eatat C1·24
~ AM BPort• 81"'6
TeleYtslon A7
ThNtert A7~
W•ther ~
Wor1d News A6 Youth
Cop .pleads guilty ·in c~ash
B0:t charge reduced to m isdem eanor -
in ruling that could sa ve Pule'~job
By STEVE MARBLE
Of .. Del!J ........
A Ne~rt Beach policeman
pleaded gujlty Friday to felony drunk-
en driving, butaSuperiorCourtjud&e
reduced the charge to a misdemeanor
-which could save the officer his
job.
Officer Michael Patrick Pule. who
was suspended for six weeks follow-
ing his arrest March I 4 and is
assilJled to a desk job. was ordered to
perform 2.000 hours of. community
service instead of serving a year in the
county jail.
Orange County Superior Court
Judge Da"•id Carter also sentenced
Pule to five )cars farmaJ probation.
Carter said Pule must perform 400
hours of community work during
each )ear of his probauon.
Had Carter convicted Pule on the
felony charge, he would have auto-
maticaJly been fired b) the Newport
Beach Police Department. Because
the judge reduced the charge to a
misdemeanor, Pule's fate now is
undecided.
Ne"'port Beach Police Chief Pete
Gross pi'Obabl) will re~iew lhe case
earl) next week. police pokesman
Officer Tom Litlle said.
Pule was arrested by Cahfomia
High .. -ay Patrol officers after he
allegedly cut offanol.berdnvcrwhosc . car then flipped off the San Diego
Freeway and rolled into a river bed.
The officer reponedJywas off-duty at
the time.
Ruth Dicks. a 61-)car-old nurse
from Mission Viejo, suffered serious
injuries in the early-morning accident
and lmgcred m a coma for more than
a v.'CCk. Pule suffered cuts and a
shoulder mjury.
Diets later filed a $2 mtlbon daim
against the aty of 'C1']>0rt Bcadl.
A blood test l'C'-ealcd that at the
time of the accident.. the levd of
alcohol in PUlc·s sysi.cm was 0.20 -
double the limit at v.'hicb one 11
judged to be intoxicated.
Pule reponedly had been drinkiQ&
(Plea. ... C<W/A2)
Battle resumes
Over airport
parking-plan~
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A vacant parcel ortandjust north of
the San Dieao F~yonccagain IW
become the focus of a .showdo~·n bet~ecn the Oranac County J;k;ard of
Supervisors and the city of NC9.port
Beath in the continuing banlt over
John Wayne Aio>ort. ·
'Attorneys reptaentinJ the v..eaJthy
coastal city and Stop Polluting Our
Newport were in Orange County
~uperiorCourt Fn daytry1111towin1
permanent injunction ~ con-
struction of a parkina lot 10 the
airport's north clear wnc, a "acant
area j\&Sl north and adjacent to the
busy freewa)
. The city and SPON sued the county
last· March claJmina a proposed
1,800-space parking lot was nothing
more than a first step needed to .,..,,...,.....,..._......,. facilitate the couoty•s proposed $190
Thia wu the ecene In lni.ne Friday after with a tractor trailer rlC· Lafferty wu million expansion of the o"er·
Dene 11.arle Lafferty'• J>odle Colt collided killed in the accident. --~ .. 'dod ~o b.a · .___.. , ·-.:, "-ounty a • ., meys vc couou:1~
T I th • 1 • tha1 the $3 million parting lot is wo women ose e1r 1ves-=c:g~i~~~~~~:u=~
· · ~ · · · • airlines' conversion to aircraft that fl)'
By KAREN E . &LEIN Newport Beach. Romero, who was driv~nJ we~t-more quietly but cany more passen-
oe .._ DellJ ,... •111« Ilene Marie Lafferty was pro-bound on Campus. was not 1nJured in gen. , . .
Two Orange Coast.residents, a 54-nounced dead on the scene of the the crash, White said The impact of Tl'!e county s plans for building the
year-old Costa Mesa woman and a accident after she was ejected from the colJision threw Lafferty out of her par~ lot ~re frustrated last A~r;il
21-year-old Hu ntington Beach her car and run over by a tractor-car and onto the street where she wasSc when b~penedor Court1. ~udae . ~hihp
woman, were kilJed Friday in un-trailer rig. according to Irvine Police run over. he said. hwa 1~u a pre imn~ary mJunc-relat~ traffic accidents in Irvine and Sgt. Mike White. . Witne accounts and evidence at ~on !?4111Dltu.J0~truct~~ s:::~ Huntmgto~ Beach; latTcrtywasdn~inaa 1978 Dodge the scene indicated that one of the upenlsors 0~ b JWA
The 'lrvn~e mc1dcn~ occu~ at Colt southbouryd on yon karman drhers ran a red lightand cause~ the lot would be .ready <?{' use Y
l:JOp.m.Fndayatthemtersect1onof when she colhded with the 1978 crash butpolicewertunsurcfnday ~~rsi;1~1l~~l da lonahcar
Von l<Jlrman-Avenue and f'am~ K~worth \ract-0r-trailerrigdoven-b) • "Sc 0 owing a )· 1..: -
Dme on the border of lrvme and lcopaldo Romero. 28. of Anaheim. (Plea.e .ee F ATAL/A2) mg. hwa wd ~ YOtll rule on tne
Police seize cocaine worth $50,000
Raids tn LB also n et
guns, $10,000 cash
and four arrests
By DA VlD BJSHOP
Delly .... Cen11911..-.. 1
.<\ko arttstcd and th rgt<S wuh
consp1ra~ to ~II <langerou drugs
wa BObb1 Chcs~r lS. of the same
oddre~s. ~ho >Aas present '<'hen
officcn arm ed.
Jiminez said the same in,cstip-
tion kd police to obtain a .5C3rth
warrant for a second addn: s m thC'
300block ofOli"c Street in nw1m.
Investigators tape recorded a con-
ve~uon with another u pect there
10 v."hkh a deal wa allegedly arranged
to bu) a pound of coca me for $24,000
on Frida" morning. Unde~'er officcn am'ed and .
rrcstC'd Oo!l']nguez Jc us \Pineda.
26.. for con pina y to xii ccx.'aine. and
a <;ubsequent scal'C'h . of the hou
revealed an addnionaJ 4 ounce of the
drug, S 10.000 in cash. a hi&,h-powcred
riOc and a loaded handgun, Jiminez
~id.
Two others in ~he house, Homcro
~traro Bustos, 45. and uccna
Pineda, 22. ~ also arrested and ·
charged wuh oonspirac) to "iCll co-
caine. Bust~ and Panc.xia both P'C' a
dtffcrent Anaheim ad<lres5 for thear
residence and said thcv were~' 1tina..
but Jimioeua1d inv i tors ~lie' c
the) also live at the Ohvc U'ttt
-address" (Pleue eee POLICB/ A2)
Flag's disappearance sours.
FV's memory of the Olympics
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en ·s and SPO ·s l'Uluesl for an
permancntl} blocking CbC pro-
Jcct earl t week.
Representing evrpott. Los An..
gelo attorney Pierce O'Donnell said
tht ne part.ina lot would pro"'lldc
.. excess capaot) beckoning for lhc
master plan to come along and be
·-"' .. U"KU.
His cdlleaguc. Stev~ Pfl.aum told
the court. ''the lfoy act is the count,y
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Airport .
impact
report
blast
Newport City
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• A nbda) pany to remember bclna~nedSunda) tocclebratclhc ann1"~ of1he outh C t IX~ Th trc m Co ta 1esa.
The public lS invited to the ou1c1oor
ronccn and an fc u' al, entitled " "'on the Green," in Town Center PUt Jll2and cta,u1calmusic, dance
ooncent, mime and maJJc sho\lis, all
PCtformed b> local trou will be fdtured in the lute to uth C<>a t Re~ory.
the DC\\ Oran e County Pcrtorm1na
fU Center, hach is now under
ronstrucuon
Parka~ 'Ill be free 1n the faality
s from uth Coast RcpcrtOf)'
on Park Center, bet\\etn To""' Ccniuand unnowcr ~"enuc.'"
• Thc'Scitcdwi tor concerts is: l p.m.
Redline jan ~up, 1:20 p1n). SOuth
Coa t Dance Connection and Jaime
Gomez. puppetctr; l :40 p.m. Irvine
Symphony; i:tO p.m. C1vK' Ballet
and Craia Flcm1n1 and She~rd· Yamaha: 2:30 p.m. Opera Pacific;
2:45 p.m. C&pnc:c mime and Lorraine
Hansbem· musical thrater; 3;05 p.m.
South Coast Brass· 3:2S p.m. Dance Kaleidoscope and Taako Alian dance;
3:40 Oranae County Muter Chorale;
4:05 SCR's Yount Conactvatory Players and Ounu Middlr Eas
dancers: and 4:3~ p.m. The Pacific Symphony.
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IO 70 "We wanted a birthday part) in
"·hicb OW' founder1. supponers,
'suscribers, company members and
the public ceuld come together in· a
colorful festival atmosphere," said
Ann Moun<S, chairwoman of the
annivenary committee.
Drug store robber sought
Eztended 101 Tt
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Twelve arouPi will perform bejin-
nina at I p.m. on l'-'9 st.ages built an
· . tht park and one tn fri>nt· of the
Imperial BaJ'lk. · . . •
Booths reprcsenhn& 30 oraaniza-
tions will be set up in the plaza area, with one tent cont.a1rung the model of
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Huntinaton Beach police are look·
ina for a aunman with a must.ache and
fluffy brown hair who robbed a drua
store and fled with $400 stuffed in a
white ice cream· bag. •
Police Sllid the ma~· ~alkcd into
Thrifty Drua Store at Beach
Boulevard and Atlanta. A venue
shortly after, 11 a,ir.. Thursday and
pointed his revolver at a clerk and
demanded all the money from the cam resister. ·Tht suspect was descrit>ed as. a
HisJ>'nicwho wu about 30 ycan·old.
He was about S feet 11 inches tall and
weiahed about 170 pound" acc:ordina
to a witness.
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involving· handicapped girls
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SuRr R£PORT
Ollll01"°9I tw ew IW
8) tile Associated Prus day before deliverina their verdicts.
A former nursm& home orderly was Sheller could have received a possible sentence of more than 38 years if convicted in Oranae County Superior convicted on all counts. The bi .. t.est Court on Friday of raping two 'bl fte h' ~· t severely retarded girls after be ab-possi e sentence a r lS acquttta
ducted them from a care facility that on the sin&lc cbarae was not immcdi. ately avaifable. once emtSloyed him. Perry Kay Shelltr, 27, was found Sheller's victims were a 14-year-old
auiJty of 13 counts of rape, kidnap-airl abducted Nov. 5 from. tbe HY.·
l)ina, sodomy and sexual battery of Lond Home For Exceptional Chil-
the. airls and wa! found innocent of d.ren !n Garden Grove and a 7-year-
one count of rape with a foreign old gut ~~ucted Dec .. 10 from the ob'ect. samefacibty. Tbeolderprlwasfound
kc also was convicted of taking a 30 . hoors after b~r d1sap~ce.
color television set from another wh1le ~e younaer SU'l wu musina for
nursing home in Mission Viejo, ~utetablbours. Both were wrapped
which also bad employed him. . in blankets and dumped on the front
The girls are so handicapped they lawns of homes.
could not parucipate 1n the iilvesup-Sheller, of Santa Ana, worked as a
tion nor testify against Sheller dunng nurse's aide at Hy-Lond from May
bis trial. 1982 to October 1983.
Oranae County Superior Court The color television was stolen
Judge Gary Ryan set Nov. 9 for from an 82-year-old patient's room at
sentenci!lg.. Sheller remai!ls 1n the Mi~ion Viejo nursing home the
custody m lieu ofS2SO,OOO bail same night the 7-year-old girl was
Jurors deliberated for less than one abducted.
Police said Sheller broke into the
Hy·Lond home usina a tire iron and a
lar&e screwdriver and sexually II·
saulted the girls inside his motor·
home.
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Because the victims were unable to L .,_ II,,.,_ fj t ,,. d b . ..es' t·a help~em,police.hadt~usescien~fic OOa-a .aae ms ra--e tV' ar ,& I g and Ql'C\lm.SWlttal evidence aaainst_ '.T
Sheller. such as comparing marks . . . . . . made by break-in tools at the nursina Th ti h di OiMucao, of Anaheun. are 26, about The two previous mcidents oo--bomes with those recovered from ree mes a r Y S-7, weiah about 140 .pounds and curred in Ju.ne 1983 i~ Fullerton and
Sbeller's motorbome. the charm in case have a scar on their left cheeks. May 1984 an Anabeun..
Deputy pubhc aetender William
Kelley tried to convince jurors that
relianq on circumstantial evidence
had left reasonable doubt, citina a
technician's admission be had to
make SS test marks with a tire iron
before be found one that could match
a break-in mark at Hy-Lond.
The technician, Kelley said .. just
JOOfs around with this thing. He does
It hit-and-miss, and that's not scien-
tific analysis.''
of mistaken identity
By tbe A11oclated Pteu
An Anaheim man mistakenly de·
tained by police three times in the
~t 15 months because be resembles
a fuaitive in an Illinois murder says he
is the victim of police harassment.
.. I've been harassed, pushed and
sbov~ and the police never
apolo&ized for the incovenience,"
Antonio DiMuccio said. "This is
Sa.n On of re licenses OK' d
WASHINGTON (AP) -A three-judge appeals court panel Friday
upheld granting operating licenses by
the Nuclear Re1Ulatory Commission
for two units of the San Onofre
Nuclear Generating Station.
an area of seismic activity near San
Oemente.
CoNTINUEU STORIE S fettina ridiculous: I don't know what
'm JOina to do to straighten it out."
---------------------------' The most recent incident occurred
Auaust S. Carstens, of San Dieao,
and the Friends of the Earth, a non-
profit California. oraanizauon,
cballen&ed the NRCs decision be-
cause of the location of the facility in
In iu 29-paae opinion, the panel
wrote, "An examination of the entire
record in this case demonstrates that
petitioners were ajven a full and fair
opportunity to present their arau-
ments before the commission, and
that the commission has fully com·
plied with the procedures mandfted
m the apl)licable statutes and reau-
lations."
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BIRON AIRPORT BLASTED •••
r.btl•Al
Mltern ~Ion of the city.
The city'• r1MiW Of the docu·
ment wm be Included In a report
aubmltted to t~ county on
Tueiday. The deadUne for the
city'• oommente WM delayed for
two we.tee tut month•t thecltY'•
r~ueet.
when DiMuccio was taken into
custody at Huntington Park ~lite
Beach by state Department of Parks
and Recreation officers foi.invostiaa-
tion o(,Qossessina marijuana._
Mensa IQ tests slated today
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The Orange County chapter of
American Mensa (for those wath hiah
IQs) is &ivina tests for membership at
I p.m. today in Tustin. Cost is$ IS.
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Membership in Mensa is open to
anyone whose intelligence test scores
comtnlftee. were an Incomplete
Executtve Summary. lnac·
CU..-. In the Introduction to the
docUment anc:t a pro"9Ct deecrf p-
tlon that }MU_ not preparfd In
accord8"C8 With 1tate gufd• .....
Officers later detained him because
they thought he was Anthony P.
DiMucc1 Jr., who jumped bailed
while awaiting trail tn the May 17, ina. slayioa ofSteven Kosky, 19, in
Mount Pros~ JU.
The Illinoas man lS being souaht on
a no-bail arrest warrant.
For test information and reser-
vations call the proctors at 898-9099.
For information on the local chapter •
call Barry Stone, president, at
838·7114.
arc io the top 2 percent of the general
population. Mensa's main purposes
arc to identify and foster human intelligence and promo1C..1iiendsbip ____
amona members throuah sti.mulatil\J
intellectual and social actavmes. The city'• major concern over
the •ucuttw """"*Y· accord-tna to the draft copy, Is that It
0 m8k• no ettempt to addreo
.,.... of oontro~. alt«na·
tfwl or f.WltelOlved lMUes "(1n
connection with alr'port ex-P.enllon)... .
Among the .,_. of con-
tr= that ahouk1 be ad·
d In the report, according
to the city'• commenta, are:
• fhe county• s failure to
~rtue an alternative airport lite.
•The nolM knpact cauMd by
the atrpOrt OIMldethe 65 CNEL.
· •The unf9IOtved tau. of Wtio
wllJ lmplerilent the mitigation
measures Hated In the EIA.
Inaccuracies In the lntrOduc-
tlon to the EIR Include hlstorlcat
material that le Incorrect, wrong
Information regarding fllght
llmlte at Ontario International
Airport, and lack of federal plane
or guldellnea. the city charged.
The project deecrlptlon, ac-
cording to the city comment•,
dou not comply with atate
guldellnee for an EIR.
Defino atao told the aviation
P9fnmlttM that the EIR'• air
qualltY ..ctlon does not dlscu11
the reletfonahlp of the plan to the
Air Queltty Mangement Plan.
An .-pecl&lly Important point
that WU left. out of the EIR,
according to the city .11 the uae by
heavier and noisier aircraft of
ht ttMk• that owrfty the
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Just .Call
642-6086
Dally Piiot
Dell very
I• GuarantHd
FATAL ACCIDENTS ••.
From Al
niJl:lt which dnver was at fault, White
Slld.
The Huntington Beach accident
occurred at 4:48 p.m. Friday on
Warner Avenue east of Sceptre Lane,
near Huntington Har-bQ._~ Bolsa
Chica State Beach.
The victim. a student whose ident-ity was not released pending notifica-
tion of neitt of kin, was pushina her
motorcycle wes\bound on Warner in
the bike lane because it had a flat tire,
according to Huntington Beach
Police Sat-Bill Mamelli.
The woman was all~edly struck
from behind by William Henry
Sawtelle, a 48-year-<>ld resident of
Surfside Colony drivina a 1983
Cadillac sedan. The impact of the
collision carried the victim 100 feet
down the road before she came to rest, Mamelli said.
She sustained massive bead
trauma at the base of her skull and
was treated at the scene by Hunt-
inaton Beach paramedics, who trans-
ported her to Huntington Humana
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Hospital.
She was pronounced dead at·6:0S
p.m., Mamelli said. ·
·Sawtelle was booked on suspicion
offelonydrunkendrivinaand vehicu·
tar mamlauahter and wa.sbeina held
in the Huntinaton Beach City Jail
Friday niaht on $5,000 bail.
POLICE •• ~
From Al
Street value of the drugs seized is
more than SS0,000, Jiminez said.
Bail for each suspect was set at
SS0,000 and all but Asucena Pineda
remain in Oranae County jail in lieu
of bail. Arraianment on the charges
for all four suspects ~ been ten-
tatively set for Tuesday in South·
Oranae County Municipal Court.
Jiminez wd cocaine bas been'
"filterina in pretty bea~" to Laauna
Beach in recent months. 'We're going
after it as fast as we can," he said.
COP PLEADS GUlbTY •••
From Al ·
bourbon -end beer at a beach tavern
with friends, celebrating an antki·
pated promotion to the police detec-
tive bureau. He apparently was en
route to his home in. M1ss1on V1ejo when the accident occurred.
CHP officers said Pule rammed a
freeway media n d1V1der near the
Jamboree Road off-ramp, then
dnfted across all fo ur lanes before
swerving in front ofDicks. Witnesses
describe<i the officer's drivina as
erratic.
Until his arrest. Pule had an
unblemished record, accordina tollis
SUP,Criors. Pule previously was · a
police offlcer in 1.a&una Bea.ch and
has been a patrolman in NeWP.Qn for five years.
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Daily Pilat
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H. L. Schwartz Ill
PubfiS.tler
RoHmary Churchman
Controller
Stephen F:. Carazo
Productlorr
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VOL 77, NO. 252
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Both DiMucci, the fuaitive, and
CoN nNulo STORIE S
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!!'f!PORT BATTLE RESUME$ .••
cannot ao to SS Oiahts without this
facility. You can'.t implement the master plan without it.••
· O'Donnell, Pflaum and SPON's
attorney argued the parkina lot pro-
ject amounts to .. piecemeal ex-
pansion" of the airport, barred by a
previous court rulina.
The attorneys told tl'lc judge that
the environment.al impact report
·filed by the county 1s deficient
because it does not discuss the
project's key position in any ev(entual airport expansion ... This is the auoch
pad for a-vastly wider project,"
O'Donnell said.
The county's airpott counsel,
Michael Gauke, countered that the
proposed pa.rkina lot is "neccsll!Y to m~et the existinademand for pa.rkina,
the ex1stina shonfall of parkina." He
said it was reasonable and ap.
propriate for supervisors to authorize the project.
Gatzke pointed out that even an
expert witness called by the city and
SPON aareed that airport passenaers
are i~ need of more partana spaces.
Dr. Geoffrdy Goslina, an assistant
professor of en~neering at the Uni·
versity of Cahfornia at Berkeley,
testified the "amount of parkina at
the airport is shon." . .
Goslina. an a!_rport parkina expert
testifying on SPON and the ctty's
bebaff, calculated JWA needs J,496
parkina spaces to accommodate the
parkina demand created by the air-
port's 41 dail y flights. JW A currently
has 2,S34 spaces, about 1,000 stion of
what is needed to meet peak demand,
he said.
Besides the embattled l)Orth clear
zone parkina lot project, supervisors
now are considerina a comprehensive
expansion plan of the atrport that
would see the number of fliahts
increased initially to SS daily de-
partures.
The proposal aJSC'.> calls for con-
struction of a new, enla&Jcd airpon
terminal and an increase to 73 Qiahts
or beyond depeodina on the noise
l~vcls acneratcd by oew-technoglOJY
a1rcraft.
Supervisors are scheduled to con-,
sider certification of the expansion
plan's environmental impact repon
at a board meetina Oct. 17. ·
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. WA HI GTON -The St t Dc,panmcnt d Fnda) tan Amcncao
ethz..cn ha beeo ntcnced to six yean an pnson in Oub& for lllettdly pra1 101
the U . ..led ID\C sron of Grenada last fall nd cnticizina Ou~"S: le on the
1 land The Amcncan, whom the bite Department refused to 1dcnufy by
• nam • d he merclyupre d person 1 opinion on the Grenada 1 uc in
a non-violent manner. to a grouP. of Cuban a spokesman said. The Amenc.an
ha apparent!~ hved 1n .Cuba 1nc-e 1967 and ,was arre tcd in Marth in the
ccrural Cuban c;1t}~ of C..maguey. µ.s. offic••ls in Havana delivered a note to
the. ~uban Foreign /\ffair Ministry .on April 18, ustrtina that the
i'!lpnsonme.nt ofthe ~men~n fo! cxpr ina his opinions was a violauon of
htS hum n nghts and II'\ conflict with the U.N. Declaration of Human Riahu:
. £conoml•t con•Men Cnn•to11 cliaue1J6e
Wl\SHING 0 ' (AP) -A u
preme Coun JU1lace Fnday turned down 1 rtQ to tea hrcmuans
vote an November on an anmatJ\C
calbq for their state's suppon of a
balanccd-budic1 amendment to the µ.s. Con titution
Justice ~..,illiam H. Rthnqu1st re· fused to Rt asiCk: a C1ahfornw Su·.
prcmc Coun nallftg that chmmatcd
the balancetl-budget 1nnrauve~ Prop-
osition 35. from the 1ate'1 balloL
iehnquist, who bandies such em~ncy requests from Cahfom1a
and eight other states, sud b be·
Jieved a maJOnty of the nation'
bilhest coun "would oonclude that
there a~ an adequate and mdq>cpdcnt
~ ANGEL: :-Controveoial economist Arthur Laffer, whose .. Laffer
Curve . tax tMory insp1fed much of President Reapn's ••supply side"
economic pohc1es,. wd Fnday h is .. very setjou ly" considerina challcnsina
U.S. ~n. Alan Cranston in 1986. He ~din ~s opinion Cranston's "votina
!«Ord 1s not. as good as it shou.ld be: ... It 11 really imponartt to me that economic
issues e pec1atly ... be dealt with Wlth the precH1ion aild detail tJ'iey should be ..
Among othors, ~ep. ~bbi Fiedler, (ormer Rep. John Rouss'elot. Lo Ancet~s '· ·
County Superv1$or Mike Antonovich and state .Sens. Ed Davis and Ken R · • d
Maddy · ¥vc all· ta~ked of run~ng f~r the Republican nominuion for • • a1 s S:~nston ~seat: Democrats who have sa1<t they may challenge Cranston in the ~mocrat!C pnmary ~re San Francisco Mayor Dianne Feinstein and Rep. fl
George Miller of Martinez. r · by 81• r
No agreemept yet on ci bate
. WASHINGTON -Aides-to Presi nt R~gan and Walter F. Mondale . . d.
failed Fnday to reach agreement on a bate between the two presidential a·r· gue candidate • but White House Chief of Staff James A. Balcer Ill said .. We feel
confident •.here wiU be de~tcs." Mondale campaign chairman °Jame A. Jo~nson ~td the two campaigns had agreed to meet again Monday and then 1• n court daily until the debate schedule and format is $Cttled. .
Kenn~y deme. •peedfng before crull
BOSTO~ -Sen. Edward M. ~nnedy maintains be was drivinaat a lepl
peed when h11.c.arwas struck by a pickup truck on Aug. 17, but the other driver
sa.ys he was trym1 t~ make a tum when. Kennedy's car hit him. In a repon filed
Wlth the state Registry of Motor Vehicles, the senator said he was traveling
down Scudder Avenue in Hyannis Pon at 25 mph-the lcpl limit-when a
pickup truck driven by Leonard J. "Jack" Bell, 63, of Hyannis Port, struck his
car at the Winchester A ~enuc intersection. Bell was cited for dnvina to
endanger. A hearing is expected this month.
l • ClilC1f6o teacher alms for shuttle
TINLEY PARK. Ill -An elementary school teacher who think.Sa trip ~~ce would be "'a great leamina experience'' was the first to respond to
-· a.Reagan's call for a teacher to fly in the space shuttle~· federal of!icial~ say,\"ll just ~unds like a very. exciting e-xpenence, . Dale BoaU]aht
said Fnd.iy after learning from f.ducat1on Department public affairs officer
Ken Coa&elhall that his letter requesting an application was the fint received
since Rcapn's announcement last week. The space shuttle is expected to carry
its first civiban passenger in 1986.
CALIFORNIA
Cliargm dJsmlued I.a Tongan cue
LOS ANGELES-Charges of oonspiracy to smugle illcpl ah ens into the
Umted States were dismissed Ip.inst a :ronpn travel qent, Assistant U.S.
Attorney David Nimmer sud Fnday. A tour IJ'OUP of 79 T onsans was detained
in Honolulu on Aug. 4 after the Immigration and Nationalization Scrvlce was
Upped that some h.ad made false statements in order to obtain visas to attend
the Olympics. Nimmer said be couldn't comment on why the case apinst Si pa
Sek-Ona wal dropped.--
J •t et of test. at tome damp flnl•h~
RIVERSIDE -Tests on 9."ells near the Stringfellow toxic dump show a
type of radiation that may be from man·made soun:a and at levels hijb
enough to wamnt more tests, state investiptors say. Initial radiation tests.
which bcS;ln in June.have been completed. but.nead}'. lhree·fourthsoft.bcwcll.s.
need IJ\QfC tests to determine if they are dangerous, officials said.
Cop .caJJdal• prompt reorganlntlo11
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Aerial
searches for manjuana were defended
as necessary for modeni law enforce-
ment and attacked as an invasion of
privacy by an Orwellian ••air police"
Friday m two hours of arguments
before the state Supreme Court: .
..Police officers have a Ji#lt to
remain .in the 20th ccnturyK' said
Deputy Attorney General Pat
Zaharopoulos, arguing to uphold a
conv1ct1on th.at wu based on a flight
over a backyard in rural San Diego
County.
.. It as the beginning of a 1984-type
surveillance .... The technology is too
dangerous," said attorney Marshall
Krause, seeking to overturn the
conviction of a Humboldt County
man whose hillside crop of marijuana
was spotted on a routine air patrol.
The decision, to be issued at a later
date, could affect a ~or state-
federal effon against commeraal
marijuana srowinJ in Nonhem Cah·
fom1a, which rches heavily on air
patrols.
Both cases before the court asked
the same basic question: Do airborne
police violate a constituttonal right of
privacy when, without a warrant.
they look down oo pnvate property,
includin1 fenced yards, in ~reh ~f
marijuana?
But the c~scs also involved daf·
ferent facts that could mOuence the
court's rulinJ.
. Officers an San Oi~o. tipped
anonymously that Larry Cook was
growtna manjuana at lus rural home,
new over the ho~ and sported plants
growing against a waU beside the
house.
In AJlen · Mayoff's case, the
suspected marijuana was seen near
hi.! trailer on a routine patrol over a
wide rural area of Humboldt County'.
The difference between the cases
may be imponant in bgbt of a recent
U.S. Supreme Court decision that
affirmed the ri&ht of police to make
warrantless searches an "open fields"
away from the home.
K-eeplng cool ·
Ceaar Tapia bu probably the best.Job In Loe Anceles wben
ltcomee to the heat that bu oppn: Hed mo.tfolb tlala week.
Tapia worn In the Union lee Co. ID Boll{;'ood.. wla.ere be ana hla co-work~ took It euy bandllDC locb of lee.
-. Jarvis
TVspOts
to air
in state
SACRAMENTO (AP)..:.. HowanS
Jarvis plans a S2.S millioa campaian.
todudana t.ale"Wlde lde\ilion IPOlS
bqin~ next week. to puSb bit
-P:ropositroft 36 property ux in-:
itiative, his ca.mpa.ip ~II.id
Fridar. · .. Howard Jarvis will be on aa
wide 1devisioD ~ IS. We .., a
viaorous. S2.S million campup, ..
Allan Ho«ei>blum, ~firm•
m•M11QI &be Proposition 36 CUJhi
pajp for JafYis. ~ in a tdepboQ!e
UltervaeW. ,,,
Hllflenblum said the~ will be
raitcd daroup 9 millicm ~ ol
direct awl that will be teat 1p, Calafomia YOten by. tbc end of 4hi&-
month tc:ekina contnbulioas of SS to ssoo. ..
lbc main opponents of tbe t.. · itiative, .Califomiam Apiost ~
ocition 36. do oot bavc a prospectlve budiet total yet, but will spend.~~
least $2 million. .. .said John Kehoe of
that oommmcc.
Kehoe hdd a Capitol news. COD-
ferenc:e Friday to complaia that one
· ofJanis'comnuncesbadfailcd to file
a mJ'lircd spmdiag report and thaL
mueh of t.be S2.25 million spent
qualihq the initiative went to a few
cousulti .. and direct-mail finm.
LAPD charges offl_c_e~r---..=~tru!!=~~.:
doll.an fOin& into this S) te~"-i Il phony bomb case ~T°he~c inniat1~ procnl
LOSA GELES(AP)-Thepohce
depanment ffied s.ix 1m_propcr con-
duct charges against .OJJ~r Jimmy
Pearson. accused of plaliuna a bomb
on a bus carrying lupagc·Tor-depart·
1na Turlosh Olympic athletes. then
discovering it so he could be a hero.
The improper conduct charges
were filed after a 24-da'y internal
investigation conducted at the re-
quest of Chief ~l Gates., and were
signed by acttng chief Robert Vernon.
The charges against Pearson, a
member ot tht' ~ment's elite
Metropolitan Dh'is1on, include aJ.
legations that he consUUctcd.. carried
and-planted the bomb in the wheel
well of the bus and then falsely told
two detectives that he had discovered
the deVi(;C. .
Pearson. 40. a nine-}'car veteran of
the LA.PD. already faces a felony
cnminal cbar&c of possession of a
destructive device in connect.ion with
the Aug. 13 incident The improper conduct clwges
were filed Thursday.
n removed frinn the pus roots
a..Dd p~ in tbC hUds of~ ... ,.~.~-·
~~i:m said the committee
did not bave to me. repon bccaute It
did not spend or raise money dunna
the filina pcnod.
Propositton 36 is an attempt to
reverse several court tuJinp that ha~
upheld the ways that local covem·
menu attempted to reduce Lbc effects
of Jarvis' Proposition 13 -such as ~sin& fees for services. If appn>vci:l
by the voters. Proposition 36 would
require $1.3 billion in property tu
refunds to real estate owners.
SAN FRANCISCO-A sex scandal involving a prostitute, a commando-
likc drug raid in a bar-filled with lawyers, and department .. ,tagnatiott ..
prompted the police chief to announce a shalce-up Fri~y of ~early half the
captains on the force. Th~ 1,971-member department, still reelina from a sex
scandal in which a prostitute performed oral sex on a pol tee ~lt handcuffed
to a chair in a restaurant, faced a new en sis with allepttons tlus week. of police
misconduct in a raid on LordJim'ssaloon, a popularsinaJesbar. Eight officers
have been implicated in the restaurant scandal and five have been fired. Ten of
the force's 21 captains have been rcassianed to ocw divisions, and limits on the
number of years inspectors. sergeants and patrol officers could remain m
ass1anments and a change in the boundaries of one police district have been
proposed. ·
Plane crasll ~-20tlJ Century Faz 11eoat9 Rightist group aided by· U.S. officials
SAUGUS -Two movie location scouts for 20th Century fox we.re
identified Friday as the men who djed Wedncsda).' in the crash of a small plane
at Indian Dunes Park. 300 yards from the "TWJlilbt Zone" helicopter Cfish
site. Warren Paul Henley, 41, of Lona Beach and Thomas Hamilton Kirk, 37,
of Venice were identified Friday as the victims of the crash Wceincsday, Los
Anaeles County coroner·~ sp<>kesoian Bill Gold said.
Ne• vote set on alrUne concealon•
LOS ANGELES -Memben of the largest union at Western Airlines
voted to reject a new round of pay and productivity concessions proposed tiy
the loss-plaaued carrier, officials said Friday. But Air Tra.nspon Employees
qreed to resubmit the package to members for another vote, this time with a
recommendation of approva[
U.S. diplomats had contact with Americans
providing armaments in Central America-
WASHINGTON (AP) -The
State Dcpanment acknowledged on
Friday that U.S. embassy officials in
Central Ameri~ had ducct contact
with a group of pnvate American
citizens who provided military equip-
ment to the Salvadoran armed fon:cs
and Honduran-based Nicaraguan re-
bels. But department spokesman John
Hughes reaffirmed that the group was
.
The act1v1t1es of the group, known
as Civilian Militaf) Assistance. came
to li&ht last weekend v. hen two of its
members were killed wh 1 Ir engaged an
a helicopter m1ss1 on inside
Nacaraaua. Subsequently. a leader of the group.
---====-:::==~======-not operating under U.S. ovemment sponsorship.
Thomas Posey. told inten 1cv..ers that
the Amencan emba5s1es m El
Sal\iador and Honduras faethtatcd
contacts for him and hie. associates
wtth local authorities.
In acknowledging that l
Blad• not bJ SoatlJ Africa . '--
JOHANN ESB UR G. South Africa -Crowds of anary blacb set a bu
·afire and stone<! cars Friday evening in the huge black township of Soweto,
police said, days after riots in other black comm unities killed 3 l pcople1 There
were no immediate reports ofinjuries in Soweto, and two hours after n1&htfall
the township appeared quiet. Riots that started in Soweto in 1976 spread across
the country and hundreds of pec;>ple died in the violence:
ThoaNDd• mare.Ii to Ma• for •Ula prlat
SANTIAGO, Chile -Thousands of Chileans on Friday marthed to a
memorial Mass in the downtown Metropolitan Cathedral, followina the coffin
of a Roman Catholic priest slain durina demonstrations apinst the military
rcaime. • ·
The Rev. Andre Jartan, a 43-year-old Oblate miuionary from Roda.
France. was killed by a bullet fired mto his second-floor tudyT~ n1stit u
youna demonstraton battled with riot police in the nearby 1trecu. Eitht other
people, inc:ludi na a policemen, aho perished in two days of nationwide
violence that ended late Wedne3day.
AutnlUn 68ZJI• bury dead
YONEY, Australia -Under heavy police 9CCunl) to pre\enl rtvc at
kil tnp, two rh'al motorcycle pnp on Fnday buried their membcn killed i.n a
blttlela twcekeod. iA members of the Coman herosand Bandidospnaslftd
a t4-yeat"()ld g.irl wett sit.in Sunday When thC rival fouaht with Jhot,tun
machetes and clubs in a cro~ded parkina lot where a tradina market for
motoeyelt pans was bt1 na htld Twen!)',pcopl wett WOllnded. The pnp have·
each blamed the other for st.ann~Jthc fllhtpolict believe was over-a dispute on
tcmtonal control and df\11 dcahna.
~~~=-~=~~~--------Sappotten' drln Jmt: SOUdarlf1' JMder
Compater pick
~· twciy, K~ Ltn IN"QJIDt,eqa· w.D cllOMD bJ a compa
a •11•11'U!• crown.
... -
diplomats had dealinas with the
group. Hughes said -a~ntJy tbett
v.ere some contacts betv.een .Mr.
Posey and his sroup and some
American officials in embassies in
San Salvador and Tccuciplpa."
"We're pursuma the facts," Hughes
said. "We're trying to produce as full
an accountina of as many contacts as
pos iblc." He said the U.S. EmbasS)
10 Honduras has no written rules
govcmioa contacts. v.ith visiting
Americans seeking assistance in lo-
cati!l& Nica~ rebels based in that
country.
Hughes said h v.-as unabk to
confian P ) • statement th.al the
group provided arm and ammum-
tlon to ·ic:araguan rebels in Hoo·
duras. He added, however, th.It the
department has been informed thM
ammunition clips were dclive~ to
th Salvadoran armed fora=s.
The administration is attcmptina
to dcttnntne whether the group
v1olatcd U.S. law by providina the
ammuniuon chps and other noa.:
lethal equipment to the Salvadorans
without first obtainin1 the reqwrta
expon liccn'>CS. • ·
The Nt~n government haS
lodged a protest o'\·er the group's
actJviues on behalf of lbe antt-~nu.ta rcbili. alk&lll.l. that th
Amcncan.s ere operating with the
L S government's blessing
High court'~ Todd ..
might be censured
Justice admits using
reference books in
1983 bar exam
Or111ge 0out DAIL. Y PILOT /Saturday. September :8. 1984 •
. .
•
.·
:A little exercise .
. arr1age 1c~ns e
copies l o c os t"
· $8 in near f u t ur e
Oran~ County Clerk-Recorder
Uc Branch lS offering a bit ofadvice
aimed at keeping down the coSt of
marriage. •
lso ~' e Joodwtll amba dor for Ro• ry an mtemauonlll men' r-
v1ce organizatfon, speakina at more
than 100 clubs in tbe London area. ·
· Hcnnan will return to Stanford
ne>.t year to complete work toward i
degree in eronoanics and SOvtct· ·
tudies. •
The cost of obtaining copies of
mamagelietnses is likely to dou~ in
California if, a.s ex~ted, Oov.
Georae 0Cukmej1an iJns a bill
increas1111 the $4duphcat1on fee to SS
later this month, accordms to Branch.
So the county offit'lll is rco-YJICA• oiler cblld ui:•
ommcnd1na that anyone who thinks The th Coast YMCA' year·
they miaht need a copy of their round child-care sel"V1cc, called "The
marriaae l!ccnse in the near future Sunshine Company," is 1earina up
better buy 1\ now and SS\ e the $4. a.a.am for another school )car, accord·
. The revenue derived from the ~ec . ina to proaram director Steve ·
hake would be used to fund a fam!lY Sutherland'. ·
law m~iation pre>jram, Branch said. ·Child-cart will be provided before
The mCJsure recently passed both school frQm 6:45 a.m. and aftot hou~~ of the l...qislatu~ •!1d now 5ehool apin until 6 p.m'; Extended
awaits only the governor s signature child--carehours are scheduled on
before com_ina law. short school da)'s and holidays. Because 1l was passed as an urgency The South Coast •y• operates the
measure, the fee increase would ~kc chtld-care program at Crown Xalle7. effect as soon as the 1overnor signs Elementary School in Laauna N iaµe , the bill, Branch explained. He said he ·
expected the bill would be signed by
the end of the month. Last year, the governor signed a
similar bill incre~sing fees for birtli
certificates from $4 to $8 to fund a
program for battered children. A
third bill, which would iocrcasc
duplication fees for death certificates,
still is pending in the state Assembly
and Senate, accordina to Branch.
UC Rlvenlde pau
~ Llppka of Runtl.naton Beach ezerci11ea her hone, Newport, at the Runttnaton Beach equeatrian center.
Several Orange Coast students
were amona the 1,026 students who
earned academic degrees at the Uni·
versity of California, Riverside, dur-
ing the 1983-84 academic year, ac-
cordina to figures just released. ,t,-
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Aap1t 11
Vana and Kirk Miller. Huntington
Beach, boy
Aap1t U
Catherine and Gene Bauman,
Laguna Niguel, girl
Linda and Joseph Armstrong,
Laguna Niguel. boy
Aap1t U
Dana and Jeffrey Aron, Irvine, boy
Aap1t U
Loraine and Kurt Kress, South
Laguna, girl
Aacast H
Arlene and Alan Edelman. Laguna
Niguel, girl
JoAnn and
Beach, boy
Aup1t 30
Micha.el Cox. Laguna
HOAG MEMORIAi; HOSPITAL
Aup1t 16
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wemer, lrv1oe,
boy
Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Oskam. Costa
Mesa, boy
Aa1a1t 11 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beswick, Hunt-
ington Beech, boy
Mr. and Mrs. Erik Leyscn. Costa
Mesa, girl
Aap1t lt
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Hubbard, Foun-
tain Valley, girl
Aap1t !O
Mr. and Mrs. Robin Barnes. Newport
Beach, girl
Mr. and Mn. Stephen Johnson,
Fountain Valley, boy
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Neff, Irvme,
bo}
Aagai t U
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bennett,
Irvine, girl
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marshall,
Balboa. boy
HUMANA HOSPITAL HUNT·
INGTON BEACH
Aap1lH
Dr. and Mrs. William H Sllmmler,
Huntinaton Beach, airl
. Aap1l U
Mr. and Mrs. Grea Heberlein, Hunt-
ington Bc~cb, boy _
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald James Quick.
Huntington Beach, boy
Auga1t t4
Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Dykstra.
Huntington Beach, airl
Au1aat H
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Lee Utk).
Hunungton Beach, 11rl
Aap1t U
Mr. and Mrs. David Selby, Hunt-
ington Beach. girl
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn M. Poole.
Huntington Beach, girl
Aap1t !t
Mr. and Mrs. WiUiam W. Turner,
Huntinaton Beach, boy
Virainia and David Rowe, Hunt·
ington Beach. boy
FOUNTAIN VALLEY COMMUNITY
HOSPITAL
Aap1t U
Jo)CC and Gregory Cover. Irvine, boy
Mach~le and Brett Gunncson, Costa
Mesa, boy
• Aap1tH
Shenlyn and Roarr Ktc , Hunt·
ington Beach. boy
A1p1& 17
Iva and Gerald Burdick, Costa Mesa,
boy
Aap1tU
Lindy and Kenneth Baker. Hunt-
in1ton Beach, sirl
' usan and Bruce Flaa. Huntington
Beach, 11rl
h1rley and Jim Ham11ton. Hunt·
1naton Beach, 1111
Holl>'and tephen tetnkc, Fountain
Valley. alrl
The total consisted of. 69S
bachelor's. 217 master's. and 114
Ph.D. recipients. The degrees were
conferred upon students who com·
pletcd their requirements at the end
of summer or fall 1983, or winter or
spring of 1984. •
Among the local students were: Ali
Shashaani, Corona de! Mar; Susan T.
Forbath, Janet Lowery, Costa Mesa~
Michael H. McKelvey, Dana Point;
David E. Brown, Paul D.
D'Alessandro, Ronald D. Hays.
Brian B. Quinn, Huei-In Cathy Wana
of Huntington Beach: Darrel DcBoe,
Reza I. Shirut, Laguna Beach; and
Tenley S. K.rcter, Newport Beach. ·
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Oraa1e barve.t under ••r
A fall oranao harvest is planned by
the Associated Students of Saddle-
bac College on the frrst wcek:ena o
every month through December from
9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
The harvest is open to anyone
wiltin.1 to pick their own for 1 Scents a
pound from a.roves surrounding the
collcae campus. Once part of the
Irvine Ranch, the voves are now
where the North Campus eventually
be expanded. Proceeds from the sale
are used to support student events.
Orange pickers should bring their
own ladders and containers to the
cams_>us at SSOO Irvine C.Cnter Drive.
For mformation can 559-9300, ut.
272.
LB man bead• mamclau
Monty C. La Bonte has been elected
to a two-year term as president of the
Music Association of California
Coptmunity Collcaes. an organiza-
tion reprcsentina 1,400 music in-
structors in the state.
A resident of Laguna Hills.
LaBonte has been associated with
Saddleback Collcac 1n MissiQJ'l Viejo
since J 969. He is a professor of music.
and director of the collcae's com-
mumty band.
ln his n~ post, LaBonte will be the
association's chief spokesman and
advocate and will plan the aroup's
annual reaional and state-wide con-ferences.
Coa•t hrin• In contat
Three sets of twins from the Oranie
Coast will be competina Sept. 16 in
the twins contest at the Los Anaeles
County Fair. Awards will be aiven to
siblings who look most ahke and that
took lent llilc:e.
Gearing for the competition are
Michelle and Tienna Rodriguez, 8, of
Costa Mesa; Jennifer and Jacqueline
Robey, 7. of Huntington Beach; and
Danielle and Christy Carvin. IO. of
Fountain Valley.
A field of more than 1 SO twins and
triplets 1s eitpccted at the fair in
Pomona. Prehminanes be&in at 1 :30
p.m. with finals at 6:30 p.m at the
Picnic HiJI area of the fair.
Scoam bonor OC man
M. Roy K.nauft of Yorba Linda will
be presented Sept. 13 with an award
honorina))is contribution toward the ~arecr development of youna people m Orange County.
The William H. Spurscon llI
Award will be presented W the
Orange County Council. Boy Scout
of America. at a luncheon 1n the
Anaheim Mamon Hotel Grand Ball Room.
K.nauft is a member and pa t.
pre a dent of the BSA e\ctutt\C board.
' Kim and T1mony Montaomcry,
Hunllnaton 81~f~ =~--Coutpad bJ hrope
Ctn<!y an<f"RonafdScOtt. HuntinJton El Toro resident Jennifer Herman
Beach, .&lrl left for En&Jand recently where he
Tracy Thiel and John Groner, Com will tudy for a )Car at the London
c • &ir1 hoo1 ofEconomtcs on a scholarship A•1••' H from Rotary lntcrmuonal. Elena and Jorae EChcvcma, Hunt· Herman, a 1983 sraduatc of
".'•ton h. bo ddle d: Community Collqe, re-
V1clc1 Littrell, Wcstminstcr,!11rl ccntl} compl ted her Junior )'ctr tt
Mary Roelofs and Wilham Dougher-tanford nn-ersuy
ty, Huntin ton Beach, bo Whale n ~and. Herman II
• •
Pageant winner
Valerie Lynn Lau.rel, 18,
daughter of Dr. and Mn.
Leonclo Lau.rel of lrrine,
won the atatewlde title In the
Modern Ml .. Teen Scholar·
•hip Paceant, ·held $ept. 1 In
l"reano. The lrtine ~
School .senior recelYed a
$2,000 .cholanh.lp and a
free trip to the Modern lllM
National Fl.oala, to be held
In January In Ft. Worth,
Tezu.
Concordia Elementary School in San
Clemente, and R.H. Dana Elemen-
tary School in Dana Point. Transpor-
tation 1s provided between the
Laauna Beach elementary schools
and the Crown Valley site.
Rcaistration for the Sunshine
Company proaram will be taken at
the South Coast YMCA, 2778 l 'B• La
Paz Road in la&una Niguel. For
information. can 831-9622 or 495-0453.
Auction vebJcla needed
The Arthritis Foundation of Or-
ange County is searching out cars,
trucks, vans. motorcycles, buses,
bic)cle and even horses for a charity
auction Plarulcd.NOY.17 in.Anaheim
The foundation is bopina to receive -r-:.
donations of vehicles and tum the
donation into a cash.contribution. Al(
donations are tax ded\lCUble and the
foundation will furnish letters dc-
scnbing the vehicle for submission to
the Internal Revenue Service.
Proceeds from the auction will be
used to help fiaht the nation's No. I
crippler throu&h research, education
and patient service proarams.
If )'OU have a vehicle you mi&ht
consider contnbutina, contact Isal>el Rosen~ist at the foundation' Or-
ange County branch by telephoniJU 541-SS9t .
Computer •orhbop l#et
A Gal.den WC$t College communi·
!)' . services wor hop. "u m to
t:.n.Jo the Macmto h Computcr, .. "'-
that will ~ ofre~ in both da)• and • even ng ions ts underwa
The M cinto h recently JOtned 125
other microcomputers at the colle e's
romputtt ctn r, offit'ltls d.
The ix-pan workshop will provide
instruction on this latc)t ppli com·
puter, Wcdnc ys throught Oct. SO.
6: 0 p m.·9:30 pm. and turdays,
pt IS-Oct. 20. :30a.m.-1 l.30a m.
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Rruc1ou s No!1 \
IAt Jam I Epl1 paJ Oline\, 3209 Via L;adot erocrast1nat10'!.:..Smokina 1nd (lnnk1na ID bil Wk cnulJcd NeW{>On Beach. announces that due to tteognauon of a lbe Habn oh • .:n&"IJ!'I Habits ..
owinadavcr111yofwonh1ppcn,ancwformatofworahip <lthera.QivJunofthecburth ncludtcirde uppenof
&erViccs will be offered bqinmna unda) mall aroups, book d1scu1uons. brid&e, dascuwon sroups The pansh is rctum1na to a lhrtt-worth1p schedule for 11n&Jes, 1nd mceunp oflhe Walden Brotherhood and with the first service at 7:30 a.m It will be a 1rad1tional the New Women poups
Holy Euchinst Rite I service with sermon, hymns and The annual prqe sale oflhe church will be held on
nthems by 1 quartet. The 9 a m. service wall be a Holy lurday Sept l S, at thew church. from~ a m to 3 p.m
Euchanst Rite U service wnh sermon and full senior and For further detail ooneem1ng church acuv1u nd
JJlnior cbom. The 10:4S m. rvaoe wtll be a Prayer and the children's rchJious educatJon procrams, call Praise Eu~harist, which wall combanc •the Paraycr BOok 646-4652.
1ttuC1ure of Rue 11 with the freedom and spontaneity of · -. ... _, .-r.8111 ......... , ..... ~-~a·c·h m-"'scvc-unda)•Btl I ·the Holy pint; praise, aharina. and the excrCise of &Jf\ "'IJC.. u1 ""' ~ "'11 -· ~ c1 minbtri will be an integral pan of this l(rvioe. a.m. ln the Community Room of17oareNivc Sav1~•nd
Oturch hool cla , from pre-school through Loant 19900 Beach Blvd., Huntanaton Beach, 11 offcnng a
senior hWt. will bC offered at 9 a.m., and at I 0:4'S a.m .. a "BoOKs and Brunch .. followuia the service this Sunda)'.
children'1 church for those through the second arade will Reliaious books. both nc ~and ustd; wdl be offered
be offered. . for a suuested mini~dortanmr.-
Two adult education cla 5e5 will be offered at 9 a.m. SueEdward1w1ll 1ntroduoeherncwclass, "TheSeven
At 10:4'S a.m., a .. Basics of Disciplcsh1p'' class will be Ktys Basic Bible Course," whach'bqins Wednesday, Scpi..
offer(tl. Father Thomas Henry of the Samaritan Counsel· 12. 1
in1Centcrwillte cbaclassent1tled"TherelsaBcuerWay For more tnformauon, call the Rev. Loas Ryan t
to live." Nunery care is provided at all three services. 960-6626. • • • • . . .
For more information, call 67S-0210. : Tit• Eterul lJ""'t Cla•r~lt of Rell••H1 ScltKe wrll . . .. . . , ._.. .. .
Or ... ~, ~--it tJ-'""-.;..i-:8 0111.,.:,._._111, ~.-~. 12S9 hold its fim service at 10 a.m. Sunday at tb~ Masoruc -~ w~.. ~ .. .-... "'• ... u ·Temple, 3QI 1 South El ~amino Real, San Oementt. • Victriria t., Costa Mesa will hear a Knnon b~ the Rev. · A musical ineditauon and hcatina service prelude wall
Dr. Chris ~hrinc.r. minister of counseljn&, at the 10:30 be held between 9:30 and 9:SO Lm.
a.m. worsh1p_scrv1~ Sunday. ' The Rev. Carol Nickson, minister, sraduated from Dr. ~hnner wall explore habits ~hat run count~r to .. Ernest Holmes College in Los Angeles m 1979. Her first
personal interests. such as overcatma. overspcndina. pulpit was at the Golden Circle Church in Santa Ana. In
1981, she became senior minister in Bcllvuew. Wash .. S • f M • d where she served for nearly three years. Clence 0 lil . Rev.N1cksoninv~tes.thecommunitytocom~andbe
a pan of this new bcginnmi. For more information, call
1 t b . 498-9472. c asses 0 eg1n T~mple BatYatam •. 1011 Ca:n:1~ackSt., N~portBcach.
will host an art auction m its ~al hall on Saturday, Sept.
Th.c Laauna Beach Church of RcJiaious Science
announces that the Science of Mind classes for first· and
second-year students. u well as Pral oner I will bcain
the week of Sept. 10. ·
These classes contain the bask china of Religious
Science and it is witblh these classes that students study
and practice the principles and ideas of iu founder Ernest
Holmos.
Practi1toner I will be held on Wednesdays at 7 p.m.,
beainning Sept. 12, at the Golden Circle Church in Santa
Ana. Car pools from this atea will be available. Science of
Mind I is scheduled to beain on Monday, Sept. 17, with
Science of Mind II startina on Tuesday, Sept. 18. Both
classes will be held at 7 p.m. at the Laauna Beach church,
SOS Laguna Canron Rd. For more information regarding
these classes, cal Dr. Bob Gale at 494-7666.
''Course in Miracles'' ,..
study group to meet
A "Course in Miracles" local study iroup meets every
Thursday 11 1 p.m. at the Laauoa Beach Library, 363
Glennern:.
This 365-day study course is. based on the belief that
forgiveness and love are two of the k.eys to creatin& a richer life.
Enrollment 1s open and to begin studies a ~udent
need only have the desire to live a ncher and'" more
fulfilling life.
For more information, call Daleen Bo at 497-4510.
£, ny Wednelda
C01'11dUC:U I m1clweet anformat on caU 6'6-• . . M...._ ......,_ a.re .&360 YOICllll1I
l.q\ana aiud will mart dw bCli DI ol111 qt nt
1 ~taoa th a rail) on SUndl
For iM fine t11DC ~will be lM> .. w-.
M 1l un WJth SundaySCboo 11 4S Lm. Tiie .. erc:a. · · hoo1 on of &ht .,,.. teJm MU be ........ The uclion as open to tht public and b dd1na '' dlioklrcn ~na'behum·fi11cd blJlooat. adl scheduledtobeginat8p m Adm1 1onisS~pttperson_for •!'I•~~ from 1 ~and 1 requ1111 rHCrvauon made pnor to pt. I z. or S7 .SO .at lbe oor. firid« to mum the 11\auet: '° ~ c:hwdL A Pl•
For more rnformatJon, call the temp ar 644-1999 or 10 tbc duid whole u· mumed from ttac
Mercer t 644-1739. disnance
• 'ew no.ot Otrt1:S.: ~tell, 616 W. I th t , ThcAdullSunday boolwilltqitlefiv~
Costa Mesa, will hear a mes ae;entitled .. E"eryon U ~=~~~~.~~t;OiffPederio14prcJidml
the Same Alphabet" at the 10;30 a.m. $CMCC Sunday. The event will alJO be mebrlted wsth a Roed
The Rev. Dr. Eleanor-C. Jackson, e!JtOr, 11 l)csjnmnJ ui the cburdb pukiJll lot at I 'm.
encourage her congrqauon to learn how lo hift aucnuon ~ruapants wall dwe 111 a f'amll~ ~cat the fiDilla
10 the '"J < n': idc of hfc to know the) can coomptish For more anformllion call 831-8820 eVCJy1h1ng they want to ll<lOOmplish. • • •
Spcctal music will ~ provaded by tenor Richard Lapu Beada aua"-" . ., l\ell&Mu ~ w'taicW
Kinsey ahd orpnist Bctt)'. Wooldridge. Yoµth churcb meet a~ American Lqion tf&U: 384 LqiOD St.
mC(tsat 10.30 a.m. and child ~isavailable for infants. J..aguna • will bear Dr." J. Robert Gile·~ oa
A fello~hip hoµr with coffee arid refrutirnmts follows ''Bllancina fotellcct and iEmotlon~· 1 the JO un. 1etvaee the sen.1ce. . ' da · . 9 ·< "" h un y. .. A Bible Stud) Clii ~ns 11 :IJ a.m. wu1c is AoadultScienccofMind undayScboohshddai
cxplorin& the meuaphysacal tntetpretatton of the New .m .• wnh a prcsnviec meditation it 9.30a.m. ~and
Testament. youth rchaious prosrams arc at 10 a.m. A social hour
follows the scrvaoe.
. • .. Expandtn& 1 our Life 'by Gr:eatct Participauon" will Crystal Cathedral be lhe topit at the 'cw Thou&ht Forum mcetllll oa
Wednesday, from 7.30 to 9 p.m., 11 939 Oltnncyft St_j wom.en slate event U&u~~~b:icis~doomeatlhiswcekl)'scri~ofkdura . . There 11 no admusion charge and rcfrnhmcnu will be
· · served. · The Cl')stal C.athedral Women's Minulrits invite all For more mfonnatJon, c:all 494-7666. women to attend & "September Supper Spectacular'' in the • • • •
Arboretum of the Crystal 'Cathedral. 12141 Lewis St., Netphnelll c.q,.pdeul ~ l40Sl.Aml•1
Garden Grove, on T11csday cvciuni. Drive, Laauna Beath, Will fiear lhc Rev. WilliamJ. EiJed
Expressing the theme .. How Hiah is RiJh ... and sermon .. Judie Not? Why Not?" &1 the 10 a.in. wonbip Where Is Up?," the event will bc&in with suppez: at 6 p.m.. scrvioe Sunday. _ .
followed by the ~rogram from 7 to 9 p.m. Michael Sanden will be al the ogan. CODIOk: IDd-8
Featured will be Louise Pomeroy, president. founder quartet will siaa unckr the direction Of,Jobn Tbom~. c and chief executive officer of the Abipal Abbott ~ersonnel Grttters for the service will lbe ~ad Bob Oc*lld
Companies with 12 offices in Southern California, and of Sana Poin~ Ushers will be Bob llobcnlon. Henn
Rosita Perez. author. SJDJCr, humorist. profess10DAl HandyandlewWa1Siam1oflqunaBacb.;DoD._.or ·
communicator and renowned convention speaker. Lasuna Hills; and Jam Watkins of,Capisuano Beldl.
This "new adventure" is sponsored by the Crystal Acquaintance wnc m Brid&c Hall, 'bolted b) Liz
Cathedral Executive Women .and the Career \\'.omen's John Ricbardsof'CoromddMarwitboofft:eand
Evenina Proaram. follows the~. R~rvations arc $7 per person and the deadline is The Adult Bible Cass mceu at 9 a.m. an the li
Sunday. For more information and' reservations. call 1 _ _....._ ... ULIGIOUa/ 9714080. ... ........
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RELIGIOlJS DIRECTORY -..
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FIRST UNIT£D
MITHODtlT CHURCH
19th St. & HarbOr Blvd.
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MISA VERDE
UNITED METHODtlT
CHURCH
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Or. Wllllam E. Steel
Newport
CHRlaT CHUlllCH 9Y Tim II.A
UNITID MFntODllT
1400 W. Belboa Blvd.
l7S-llDI
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METHOOllT CHURCH
&ee2 Hell Ave. U2-«81 Wor.Mp ._.. l:IO a 10::00 e::ao ........, loMol 10:CIO
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FIRIT UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
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WORSHIP SERVICE
8 A.M. & 10:30 A.M.
SUNDAY SCHOOL 9 15 A.M.
NURSERY CARE AVAJLABLE
WELCOME
CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH
(Mll80Ur1 Synod) . '
710 Vlct°"8 It., Coete MeM
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WORSHIP SERVICES
8•45~ 10:15 AM. GS" "HOW TO FEAn THE RIGHT THIN
Or. John A. HuffrMn, Jr . PrMchlng
8:45 A.M. -Infante thru High School 10:15 A.M. -Infants thru &th Gra~
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SERMON TOPIC:
"IUILDl/JS A MEW TO•OllOW''
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SUNDAY WORSHIP SERVICES
8·00 AM -Hofy Euchal1a1 Rite I
10 00 AM -~ Euc:hatist A.rt U
10.45 AM • Pr8Y9t and Pr-. Euchariat RI II
Chutch Sc:hoOI and Adult Education
8:00 l 10 45 AM
(Muek:, termon and child car. at 3 eeMoea)
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Monday -Friday -8:3() AM Morning Prayer
Tu.day -10:00 AM EuCNnlt l Heeling Servtce. W~ -1·30 AM Holy Euc:Nrlll
RectOr, Fr. John ,..., • MMe.. ~. 9l1M Cox. Ae*tlint
The Rev. Todd ~ • Mr Samuel Shafer
The Rev. Thomu ~ • Mr. Willlam Roberts
SAI?-.1 JAMES EPISCOPAL CHl'RCH
3209 yia Lido • NewPOJt Beach• 71'·67~210
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St .. ·Joachim's . . .
focusing on
RENEW plan_
• St. Joachiqf s Catholic Church of Costa Mesa is in the
final planning slages ofa pr~m ofcburcb renewal. ..,
• Known as "RENEW," the program will begin in the
Fall as part of a three-year process to guide the spiritual
growth of the people ofSt .. Joachim's.
During the nellt three ybrs, there Wlll be five six-week
.. seasons," each with a spectal theme. The first season's
focus will be "The Lord's Call." n the Spnna of 1915, the · theme will be ··our Response to Hts Call."-·
Father Ken Krause, pastor of St. Joachim's, ~ained
that "RENEW .. is aJmed at renewed Christian livma. He
• l>clieves that a high perccnt.a&e of the parish will t.akt..an
act1ve part 1n thc·prop-am. .
. .Jn the Diocese of Orange, 42 of the SO parishes will be
wvolved when "RENEW" bcains 1n October.
The Jons-ranae.loal of .. RENEW" is the build.ins up o~ pari~h life. Specifically, 1t is aimC?<f .at teachin& and ~tnessmg the Word of God, budding community
involvement and providing mfonnation in the sphere of social justice. . .
. Accor~mg to Father' Kraust, never betorc have so .
many people been an volved in any one parish project. He
asks that all churches and synagOJUCS in the area SllJJPOM
the "RENEW" proiram with thetr prayers. .
"So much love and work and pr-fyers arc going into
the pr~m. he said. I feel sure that we W11JbebTcued by
tot.al pansh involvement. When that hapl)Clls, it will affect our~ community an a wonl!erfttt;]:IOS1ttve ftiay."
"Sign-u p Sunday" 1s scheduled for Sept. 23. Anyone
.mtcrcsted in pan1c1patmg 1s most welcome.
··science of Mind
classes offered
.\ycrcd11ed classes m the Science of Mind are being
offered by the New Thought Christian Church and Truth
Foundation. I 9l 9 Tustm Ave . Cost.a Mesa. _
New classes will~ formm~ this month ancfthey arc
designed to teach spintual pn nc1ples and mind techn1ques
tha t help to prod uce health, prosperity, creative self-
ellpress1on and lovt 1n thi: expcnence of life.
On Friday evening~. 1hc church will be p~ntina a
scnes of messages and "'orkshops to be 11vcn by the
Science of Mind founh-~i:ar c;tudents. These messageswilJ
CJtplorc ne"" wa)s to rdcac;l' the old excess baaaa&e off ear,
hurt. anger and r~n1ment
• A d1scusS1on time"''" follow each presentation whldi
is scheduled to ~gin at 7 p.m Rcfresbmca wilt be sen ed. . . . for more mformdt1on concerning any of the church
ctc11"1t1cs, call 646..-1 0]1 .
•
,ayne~latHPf'Us · · tltt ....... TI\ey.ltomcouragcat\cndam.~on~uesday t
. Devc1o rs of a ProJCCI they call .. God's Univenitv•· e1t~r the .City Council mcetina or a simulianeous prayer
are urai~ Di 0'1 te1asiou community 10 pray (or fllty1n Sem Mesa.
. "wisdom on e put of\he City Council, Whkh is 10 vote .. Wt want wildom for both oUJ'$Clvc and members of
on the ·orobosal ne t week. the City Council lo~ open artd rtctptive ... for God to .. 'I/ c certainly bdieve in lhc powrr of prayer 1 and WI pve U1 cot1ec1ivety lild lndi vi dually the wisdom to say the
is more than jut Jip la'Vicc." kt Qt. EdWa.rd Pauley thi.,thltneedtobcsaidandtodothethingsthatneedto pt~ost .of Campus Crusade for nit's ln,cmauonaf btdone," Pauley said. ·
C'htmian Graduate Ueivel'Jity. . n.e pamphlet da1m1 Campus Cru e "has con·
Tht aroup i 1ryina to build a IChool thr°"911 tbe fQ~tolhemo11conscrvatheinterprctationofthec1ty
prooosed 1.a Jolta ValkY projcct, • 5, loo.acte paiut of ~l lfQW'lb-maftllemcnt plan ... We are frank.ly at
land northVl'Clt of Rancbo fen squatos. The project 1. 1 l011toulldentand thecontinuedopposition b) some city
beina opposc4 b) those who y the land is pan of ~n." .
"urban merve .. area. ,. hi h. the~ity ltd.re~ 1hoUldn't be .. TM mt ire leadetihip of this project agree that this
developcC! before t 995. • as God'• Univenity, .. the parriphlet s&)'S. •
Chief l.(llOf\I the projtt't's dctracton is Maypr Jtoarr Members Q.f ~church community have had muted
Hedgecock, wbo says conStNction "' the area would • react1oft1 to the raJl,Y for support. . .. • threaten the City's srowth-manaaement plan and would • "I mad the fit.crature over and decided not to
prodyce conaestion oa nci.rby Intcniatc 15. -comment on i~ but to let people make their own
With Hed&ecock and some other Ciiy Council j~n~" said Chaplain Vaughan Lyons, whose
members dedarins their •oppositioD, Pawley said &he Million Halts F"mt Co~sional Church received some
project'•. lcade~ ~.vc tw'Ded , l~ ·•eur natut:al bUc of ~f the P91'1s_>hlcH ... I don't ~this as a moral or spiritual
support 1n this ctty, \he cv111JclicaJ c,ommunny_. issue. Th15 as more ofa po~atical issue:•
About 27,000pamphlet•1upport1na the pro)C<:t were Campus Crusade ori1mally proposcd a development
dastnbutcd last week to 140 cbutthes through the San includana ·a university, a 7SO::acre industrial park and
Dieao Evanaelical Associatton, accordina to Ciady room for 1,,000 to 20,000 residences. That plan was
Nickey, a temporary helper fOr CampulCNsadc.~~kr rejected by the city P1annin1 Department.
l l,9QO ~pies we~e tent to names OD the aasociation's The reviltd ptOpOtal the council will examine math~ hit. she spd. TUcldiy uks for room to develop the university and the
The pemphleu urp mem~ ol the reliaious industml part. City planners have recommended that the
community to pray for .. Gocrswill io be accomplished .. ia couaciJ ttjCCt that measure as well.
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and unda\ ool cla meet t 10 a..m. under 1 e
airccuon or u n pplc. Uf'$CT) service I allble for
babies nd toddlm. ·
for more mfom1at on, 114 061 . •• • • Ualtarlan UaJven II i cllow1hlp. 429 ~pres
Dnv • l.qun Be ch, wdl see a video film on peace,
• ummer of'84t t th 10 O a.m. meeting unday.
Presented by Dr. Sh ri Abel of Laguna Beach, a
tclc"• ion producer and prof1 s1onal phot~phcr. the
film w s prepared for the Ph>' icaans for ~ial Re pon i· bthty. '
A cofTc:e hour follows the meeting.. for more 1nformat10~. l'all 4944743. . •
• ••• One• of ReU 011 clea • ' 3226 t Carnino ·
Cap1 trano, nJu n p1mano.Wlllhea~the:Rc~·.te tic
Scott Harrold SPtitlc on·· ft.. New lkgannina" at the 9 and 11
a.m. rv1ecs Sunday/
Young pcoptc•s church nd child care arc ava1t1blt:
during the 11 p,m, service. ·
The 9 a.m. rvace i 'I lecture, followed by a hort
discu ion pcnod and coffee time. This is a casual service
for those who ~csire a 1pmtual in pi ration on their WI)'' to ·
summertime Sunday activiue ·
A hcahna rvice is also conduct~ each Sunday at
l 0:40 a.m. at" hicb tame, one of the hcahn1 ministry staff
responds verbally to requests which have bcen'submatted
for healing Prll)er. •
For more apformation. call 2~63. , . • • • • • Lapa Presbytertu Cllarcll, 415 Forest A vc .•
Laguna Beach, Will (aunch its fall schedule wtth In 8 a.m.
breakfast in Fellowship Hall on Sunday. ·
Church school and Bible cla ses for all ages will follow
the breakfast at 9 a.m. with Gail Wcnps, ventriloquist, and
her puppet Ezr.1 prcscntin& the church school proaram for
children throu&h the sixth grade. ·
At the IO:fS 1.m. worship servtce, th~ tlev. Dr. Jcny
Tankersley, ~tor, will return to the pulpit foUowina his
summer vacation.
The Chancel Choir will sing the cbocal Introit and
selected anthems under the direction of Mitzi lnterlandi,
accompanied by organist Ellen Wnght. The children's ----·---••••llliilllllliillil~m•lilillilil•••llilllillllil•-----------sermon will be &iven by Wenos and Ezra. The conareption 1s invited to 1 coffee fellowship on • Am~ricans surprised to
learn God is RepUblican'
WASHINGTON (AP)-Walter F. Mondale charged .. 1 believe In arl Amcnca where government ts not
this wetk that the Reapn administration has "~nedits permincd to dictaec.the reli&ious life of our people~ where
ann,.. to reli&M>us Jl'OUPI that are ''reaching for retiaioft is• private matter between individuals and God:
aovcmment power to impote their own bcliefs09 on otbcn. N\wetn f1111ilies arid their churches and synagogues. W1th
_ .. Most Americans would be surprised to learn that no room for poljticians in between.''
God i1 a Republic.an," Mondale 11id in a cam~· speech If the force of relifious coercion is unleashed, he said,
that combined his own view of the role o re · 'oe in "it wall corrupt our filth, divide our nation and embitter
• h · J I Pres"d our IV'ople." government wit a vtrtua ~ure to 1 cnt Rcapn on ..-proper presidential behavior. But he said that same force is "bein.g wielded by an
"No prujdent should attempt to transform })Olicy extre_me frin~e poised ~o <'.,8Pturc the Republican Pany and
debates into theological disputes,' said Mondale, the son tear 1t from its roots an Lancoln" -and mentioned the ofa minuter. , · Rev.JimmySwaagertand the Rev. Jerry Falwell byname.
.. Ht must not Jet 1t be thought that political diSKnt .-"A'nd. they are not disapf?C?inted in the perfonpance of
from him is un-Oiristian. And he must not cast opposition their Rcpubhcan candidate, ' he said of these groups .•
to bis prOgtams as opposition to Ammca. ... .. Mondale said the "clear implication"_¢ Reagan's
"I don't doubt Mr. Reapn's faith, his patriolism and remarkl in Dallas was that he welcomed \be role of
bis famil'f values. And J call on him and his supnnrters to defender apiR.st those who care .. only for the interests of
..... _ n-. • ~---th-ltlu.." acce" mute, ""' ~'"ecrattc presadentiaJ candidate laid .. "' in remarks prepared for delivery before the international "!he Q!:Jeen of Eniland, where st.ate religion is
convention o.f ~ ~ewish croUP B'nai B'rith. . es&ablished, is caned Defender of the Faith. But the
MondaJe said he intended to deliver much the same president of the United States is the defender of the
message later to 1 convention of bllck Baptists in what Constitution -which defends all faiths. A president has
auks said was a dccjsion to confront ~eapn oveT a series no llilher role," he said.
of recent statements on the role of politics and retiaiOL But Mondale ~id a ''detennaned band is raising
Speakina before a prayer breakfast last month in doubts about people) faith. T,hey arc i:eachina for
Dallas, the president said rd.tJion ai1d politics are aovemmen~ powtr to ampose their own behefs on other
"necestarily related," and that opponents of a coastitu-peop_lt. And the ~n administration has opened its
tional amendment for school prayer are .. intolttant" of arms to them... · religion. Mondale began talking about this issue i~ the wake of
Mondale replied by suagestina that Reagan <lidn't Rtagan'~ comment .thar "rcliaion and politics arc
respect the "wall of separation" between church and state. a~sa.nly rel a~. W 1thout God, democracy cannot and
Jn his recent speech however he was far stroQSCt in hia will not endure. response. ' ' ~ondale sugestcd ~rlier this, week that Reagan
"Today, the rcligJon clau1eJ of the First Amendment doesn t mpcct the separation of church and st.ate. "And (whic~requirescparationofchurcbandstate)donot~ while we·rc at it, there's not one political party that
to ~fixed, they need to be f~." be~ 'hdin'es in God, and one that docs nat," he said.
POR~ reinforce~ decision
on use of birth controls
• VATICAN CITY (AP)-Natural famityplan.ning-
abstinence from sex wbtn a woman is fertile -is not
always .. morally corrttt" for Roman Catholic couples,
Pope John Paul II says. '-. • The pontiff. in his weekly aeneral audieacc in St.
Peter's Square. delivered the eilbth In a Series oh dozen
planned lectures aimed at reinfo'rcina the church's st.and
on use of birth controls.
belona to and the aood of the church and even all
humanity." •
The only mc.ns of binli control approved by the
ROIUll Calholic Church is what it calls natural family
pilllllniq-abstinence from sell during a woman's fertile ~riod. lt bins 0th.er meth~s. includina birth control
pills, condoms and interutennc devices.
Archbishop ~ouard Gagnon, the bead of the
Pomifical Commission for the Family, told reporters the
pontift"had made in4epth consultations before delivering
bi' teCtures on birth control.
"The pontiffhas loolted into this question very deeply
and consulted many specialists and married couples," the
archbilhop said. .
the patio follow101 the service. The crib room for infants
and toddlers is open from 9 to 11 :30 a.m.
For more ioforation, call 494-7555. For inspirational
pra)er help, Dial-a-Prayer: 494-PRA Y. . • • • Temple Beda El, 30121 Nisuel Rd., Laguna Niauet.
will commence its l 984-8S religious school proaram witb .
Sunday School at Niaucl Hills Junior High School, 29070
Pa.sco Escue la. Laguna Niguel this Sunday from l 01.m. to
noon.
Rabbi Allen Krause and facu!tY announce upper:
grade electives such as holiday ans and crafts, drama,
Jewish game shows, and caharaphy arc offered. .
Parents arc invited to a welcome assembly at 10:30
a.m., followed bf refreshments. The prog.ram IS open to
temple members children, ages pre-kindergarten throuah
seventh grade.
A special curriculum has been planned for students in
grades 8-12. They will meet on Tuesday evenings starting
Oct. 9. Miriam Rothstein will lead beginning, intermedi-
ate and advanced claues. Rabbi Krause-will instruct
founh-year students in Hebrew studies, including Bar and
Bat Mitzvah training .
For more infonnaoon, call Emily K.arassik at
493-2711 or the t.cmple office at.495-2332. • • • St. Aadrew1' Preabyteriaa Cbrcb. 600 St. Aridrews
Rd., Newport Beach will host" Adventure With the Bible"
on Monday, Sept. 10, at 9:30 a.m. in Modular Hall.
Led by An1elyn Oonturna, executive director, the
Scriptures arc shared in small discussion groups o.ver
coffee. This year marks the 16th year of .. Adventure With
the Bible" in the Newport-Harbor area. ·
All women arc invited to the inttoduction meeting
and luncheon. For more informauon, call Jeane Wilson,
642-7280. • • • Oar Lady Qaeea of Alifd• Ca1'ellc Cbud, 2146 Mar
Vista, Newport Beach, wiJ celebrate the first major event
ofthe RENEW program on Sunday.
Called .. Prayer Commitment Sunday,'' the Mass will
focus on the imponancc of prayer in the spiritual renewal
process. Parishioners will be asked to make a personal
commitment to pray for each other and· the success of
RENEW.
For more information, call 644-0200. • • • Harbor .Trt.Dlty Baptist Cborda, Biker Street and
Fairview Road, Costa Mesa, will welcome its new pastor,
Bruce Memfield, at a special reception at 3 p.m. Sunday.
Rev. Merrifield comes to Harbor Triruty from Park
Meadows Baptist Church in Leth bridge, Alberta, Canada,
where he served as senior pastor from 1976 to l 984.
The public is invited to welcome Pastor Merrifield
and has family.
For more informauon, call S48-2029. • • • Amertcu ladlaD Ulllty Clave~ 13671 Glendora.
Garden Grove. announces bi-monthly gatherings at 9:30
a.m. on the second and fourth Sunda)s of the month at
Sunnyside Elementary School, 9972 Russell Ave., Garden
Grove ..
For more infonnation, call 638~116. • • •
LibertY Baptist
women sch~dule
monthly brunch
Citin& "Humanae Vitae" (Of Human Life), the 1961
cncychcal bannma artificial birth control, the pope said: •
"In no way was (the encyclical) unilaterally aimed at
lii:nitin& or even ncludina offspnng. It &ipifies the wtlhngne~s to accept even more numerous offspring: .. :·
"The use of infcrtalc ~riods in married life ca.n
become the source ofabute1 if the couples seek in such a
way to avoid without just reasons procreation, lowering
procrcauoo below the mo.rally cO.mct.kro oLbirths .for
their fam tl)'." John Paul told 'sevcral thousand tourists and pilgnms
.. The pope invited a Poli h couple to Castel Gandolfo tO discuss these ethical issues," Gaanon added. . "Lord. Color.Mc .Beautiful" will be the theme of the
The Polish-born pontiff discussed with the couple Li~ny Baptist Church Women's Christian Fellowship
The ~ntitrad.ded. "Thi• rem (Of~) must
bee t.abhsbed not only by iakina into account the •ood of
the family and the health .nd financial opportumtiet of
the mamed spouses. but also the aood of society lbey
"probfems rqarding the family and procreation'' dunn m.onthly brunch on Saturday, Sept. 1 S, at 12:30 p.m. at the ·
lhc..month the auests were at Casttl Garidolfo...1.he ~......_ .......... Ai_rpo_ rt~r Inn, 18700 MacArthur Blvd., Irvine.
ilJmmcr residence, in 1979. G~ added. Th15 wd! be the fim mminfoflhcl1Ji~gs ycarTo,_r ___ _ tJie Fellowsbap.
"He hu worked with them for years. They're Gue. t speaker ~ill be Joyce Flannery and Special
ved in family life promotion," the Canadian music wall be provided b>" the Rev. Harold and Mrs. ~op said ofthe Poli h coupte. Richards.
•rn,ey sull come rqularly" to sec the ~pc. Gagnon Advance tickets arc $7 and $8 at the door. For •id.. declinma to identify lhc couple by name. rcservatJon call SSl -914-4,
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libcJ1ict by watchina the history· and form r Vicc·Prc 1dent Walter
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Rally" broadcast from Constitution
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In th1 'mare star· tuddc<l evening,
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The rally v;1l1 be broadca t hvc VL
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"Hollywood Dynasties," by Step-
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DEAR ANN: My wife and I we.re
invuro to a 60th wedding an·
n1vcr5ary. The guests were as~cd to
come •1wecn 2 and S i:>.m. '
The three hours \\Cnt by rapidly
and e.veryone had a grand time.
Promptly, .at 5:00 the door bell rang
and the ho tes\ greeted a couple we all
knew. My mouth fell open when I saw
the man weaiinga shott·slcevedsb1n.
no tic, printed pants and l pair of
sandals. He looked as if he had been
workina in the yard and his wife said,
"I forgot to tell you that we ha\.c to go
to a 60th wedding anniversary party!
Come on!" So he jumped in the car and came the way he )NaS. The ho~t
and hostess were embarrassed and l
believe relieved that this cou~le
dian•t show up while a large number
of guests were there.
Why would people do this? -
Bewildered In Detroit. ·
DEAR B IN D: I don't laave tlle
foQiest nolloa. Peneps '°'"' venloa
11 rl&lat oo. Or maybe tltey dJda't
reaU1e tlle aff aJr' wu going to be 10
elecut. No e:rcue u good no•p,
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1Ja1alt to "e laoaored cnpte.
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Swigart's ru nning
leads Barons past
stubborn MD
a 9·yard lOUCbdown run atb :S 24 ldt .
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By ROGER CARI.SO,, ught l o pa fot .SS )'ti$. °' ~,.....,... .. tm ~11)' leased -w1tb•Da":c'
Founu11«1 Valle) Hi,gh's Baron~ pr '' id 1lncr,oneoftbe fcv.
turned an one of anetr eta ac .. dom1-po mve notes ihc Barons" coach nating" 1>Cffor:manccs Fnday night could touch on after the near-ma
anJ held on to post a 17.13 non-Mick) Penaflor, o clicked on 1
cague football victor) over ~UJ>SCt· 44-yard field goal 1n the lhird quarter. mind~-d Mater Dea before 7.000 at ddedthet\\OPATsmthtfimporiod
Orange Coast Coll~. to give 1he 'Barons a 14-01bulge -
That "dominating" fceli~ how-representing the winning margin.
I Sv.igart' 9-yard dash completed a ever. \\1lS me tcd con 1dcrab y by a 41.yard march in :s Pla"S. and his 4S-m)riad of errors. and combined wuh I M~ter Dci's dogged determinauon. 11 yard TD catch and run was JUst lhe
fini shed Wlth the winneT1 d1 satisfied thira Pl3> of the next drive, 'Which bc&an al the FV 48. and the losers feeling pretty &Ood But that s realisticalJy the end of about themselves . .. Our defense kept us in the pmc," F untain Valle}rs fireworks. The rm
said Mater Dci Coach cnuck Gallo. o the nwn was pent p1h~ 1up 11
"Tm really proud of them and 1 pcnalucs Tor 106 yards-ad~ fueJ
think we proved we can pla) with the to Mater Dei' game and killma bc9t." _ potcnual 5COres for Fountain Vallcf.
Fountain Valle) ,Coach M1 c Mater Dci got on the.scoreboard m
Milner gra&d hi team's · per-·the scrond quarter wnh .a 37~)'8!d
formance at the D le" el an terms of ficl~ goat I» Gary ~stOI\ after three · db c · · rrulJOr pcnalucs agaum the Barons eucutaon an ut a -minus in lCTI11 moved lhe ball mto scoring temton: of thecndresult. -~'(· "We made a Jot of first-game . nolher Coston field goal. this mistak~... admined Milner. "We umc from 32 yards. out. came a!tu
started pretty good beating them up Mater. Dci mainwned possc$Sl0ft
front But then we dtdn"t execute." after punung because of another fla&
Fountain Valley tackle Lance Zeno put. the wrape on Mater Del fre.hman quarterback Todd llarlnoYich.
Tailback Dave s~igart PfO\i&d against the Barons.
the winners with the edge. burst.in& to (Pl-..c Me BAltO!IS/83)
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Edison serves.notice it's back in 41-6 romp
Chargers overcome 132 penalty yards
t o ou tclass WestTclke in season opener
By HOWARD L. HANDY
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One game doesn't put a team in the
·CIF playoff! but for all intents and
purpo~. the Edison Chargers arc
back and Sunset uaguc foe had
better talc note of the solid foun-
dation on which Coach Bill Work-
man has built the l 984 ~ition.
The Chargers posted a 41-6 open-
ing game victory Frida)' night at
Huntington Beach Hiah over an
outclJSscd Westlake Warrior (cam
that bad won three league cham-
pionships in six )Cars offootball.
Workman was cautious in has past-
game comments but appeared
pleased "'itb the results.
"I don't know how good that team
rcall) is." he said in referring to the
Waniors. "When we play Colton ne~t
\lteek"'e'll find out. We won't ~ore41
paints against them.
.. This is a young team (Edison) and
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No home· rUn,
but Reggie stars
Jacks on lashes
three h its to key
16-8 Angel romp .
•CHICAGO (AP)-Reggie Jackson
says .. he's happy ju~t to be amcmber
of the cast" of the Angel team malung
a run at the lead in the American
League West.
Jack\on. one of the aamc's fore-
most long-ball hitters. chipped in
three hits in lhc Anacls' 16-8 drubbing
of the Chicago White Soit Fnday
ni&ht. The victory kept the Angels a
half-pme behind American League
W~t co-leaders Minnesota and K.in-
sas City, which each won Friday
nif.hl. I _
. 'I'll take three hits any maht," 'Ulid
Jackson. "I don't need the home run.
I don't need to be a star. I don't need
fl}}' name on the marquee. The people
camng this club arc Bobt5) Gnch.
Fred L) nn and Bnan Downina."
Jackson did h1 hart Friday. He
also stroked a tw·o-run double in the
1:\th. He said he hiu no problem with
t\1s sc"enth spot in the batting order.
"I'm not rroud. I JU5l \It nt to be able
to hit." Mr. OCtober said he plans nothing
Jptt 1 for the 11rctch dm·c. " o. J
just want to play \ltith a team l'm glad
to be pan of."
Jackson said \\1th three team
battling for the top spot 1n the West.
our concern i , "lo win as man}
games us we can bccau the other
The Wild, Wild West
AL. WEST STANDtNOS w L. .. ct.
K•nsas C•IY 11 " .507
Minnesot• 71 " 507
A.ftlllb 70 " .504 A.M1b 1'. ChicHO I
K•Mas Cttv S. Se•the 4 M.IMnOI• 7 r.us 3
T•'f's Gemft .,.. (Sl910ll 6-7) •• Cf\IOQO ll•PI·
111ster 12·9). Cllennel 4 •I 11.IS
Texas (T9MM 14·13) •t Mlmesoll
(8ulCMr IM)
s..11 .. (Mo«e (5·141 •• K•nsas City
(Jona M l. 11
-Remainlne Game. ANGEU (221-Home (l3): Seol 11, 12, n c~: 14, u, "c111caoo. 11, 11. "· 20 K•nws Clly, 21. 22, 23 Teusi Aw1v (101' S991. I, 9 Cf\lc-oo; 24 (2), 25, 26
K•nws City, 11, 21, 29, JO Tu•s MINNlliSOTA (12)-Home (121 $eelt. I,
t TUii, 10, 11, 12 l<•llMS ~lty, 17, 11, 1',
20 Chicago, 21, 22, 23 CleYNnd, Aw•v ( 10):
Sel>I 14, IS, 16 Tens: 24, 25. 26 Clllc•DO;
27, 21, 29, 30 Clt'ltland
KANSAS CITY (n)-Home (9). s.Pt. I .
' S..111• 21. 22, 23 0.kl9nd, 24 121, 25, ,, •
Anetb: Aw•v (13)· SePI 10, 11. 12 Minne·
s,ot• 1•. 1s. 1• s .. 1111; 11, 11, 1t, 20 Aneets;
21. 29, 30 O.ldend
teams are doing the same. We've got
to do this for ourselves."
Bobby Grich, whocontnbutcd four
hits to the Angels' 19-bit on taught,
said, "I f~c can sustain this offensive
momentum on the road and then take
it home. you'll sce us ?n the Po t·
season."
Manager John McNamara. v.ho's •
team has won seven of its last nine
game . said. "The treak is a product
oftimel) hittinaa stronae bullpen and
(Pleue eee A!COSLS/83)
the seniors don't have much playing
time, either. We have 75 percent
juniors and sophomores and they
made some mistakes that can be
corrected."
The Chargers were assessed a total
of 132 )ards in penalties "'lncluding
t\ltO late hits but Workman feels they
can overcome the tendency to com-
mil penalties. •·t can't remember ever having a
team that pla)S good football without
penalties,'' he added ... We don't want
the penalties but the) "'ere there and
some of them were senseless. But
v.c'll·work that out and I feel ccnaan
"'c will be able to play with less
penalty yardage agaiMt us."
The Charger first unit had little
difficult) in movinB the ban by land
or by air with Keith Jarrett at the
controls. Jarrett's fa'lioritc receiver
appears to be Rick Justice. a 5-8
·Junior who \\IS v.1de opch whenever
the· quarterback sent him out on a
pattern.
Justice caught '\t:t panes for I 15
yard) including a touchdo"n on his
lona~t of 26 )ards.
Jarrett hit on 3-for-3 on thc first ~oring drhc and 2-for-3 on the
second includina a 26-vard TD pass
to Jusuce. Forthe half he was 9-of-13
for 11 S )ards and when he left the
game in the th;rd quarter. he was I l-
of-17 for 230 yards.
His replacement, junior Mike
Angclovic, hit his fint three attempts
and wound up 3-for-7 for 26 )ards.
.. We knew Yre had t~o-ID<>d
quarterbacks before t ht" aamc. ••
Workman 5aid ... They used an cight-
man front and we eJtecutcd our pme
plan prcm v.ell throv.ing to the
flankcrins(de.Aftcr"icwmgtilms.. wc
felt it could work and Justice wu
open most of the time."
Sean Curran ran for SS yard nd
caught tvoo passes \\1uk he was ut the
game 1ncludm1 two touchdowns of 3
and .. ) uds. Olhcr Edison SCOJ'C$ • ' .
Come back here
Eatancla quarterback Mike ltoaelllni
can't find the handle on second·qu.arter
fumble Friday niabt ln Ocean View'• 21-3
win o•er Jta&les. ltor atory, .ee pace 84.
~~r:~~s~!iited Howser, Sailors romp to 27-8 victory
,.
came on a 9-yard pass from Jarrett to
Doug Gani!Y and on run.5 by Mau
Flores of one )'lU'd and Mike
ngclo,ic of 23. Jumar kicker Tun
Bontgrqer bit 6-0f-7 and his kickoffs,
zoomed tnlO \M end zone on fh·c
occasions.
. Defen h cl) the Charsers did an
outstanding Job. limiting the 'lti'Jr-
riors to 24 yards runrung and IS
pas.51ng until flec.t-footcd ~ Well
man broke loose on a 17-yard
scam per in the fourth quaner -.a1M1
third and fourth team racrva. For
the ni&}lt, lbc Warriors Pined 103
(Pleue MC EDl80Jlf/113)
Ricardo . .
upset?
No .way ·
Kick er is thrilled
to es cape S teckel 's
ironman practices
ByCURT EEDEN
Of .. Dllltr .......
Don't shed any teams 'for Benn)
Ricardo.
The former Costa Mesa Hi&h and
Oranie C:oa5t Coll place-kicker
who was \ltahed Tbunday by the
Minnesott Vikings 1s already back in
Orange County and even that's not
(ar ,enough aWa) from the Vdun
camp.
..I'm a field goal kicker. not a ro~
climber;• said Ricardo.~~~ lO the traanina techmqucs of Vikan
first-)car coach ~ tcckcl. .. l had
gotten m)'se{fintothe-Oe l ~ per~
c"cr been in -to kick a football -
and then the) make me do this
1ronman stuff and I pull a ham tri
the 'cry first da) of camp:·
With R1C'afdo hurting, tectcl
didn't ,,,.,. te an) ume. tradma or
-.etcran ~1t'\;cr Jan Stcnrud wbo C'\ientuall~camed the 'o. I JOb o er
Ricardo nd another vet. Rtck
Danmc1cr.
"I didn't "tart tnin to kick untll
the th1 rd •ttk ·in5t ffliladelfhia
and 1 wa lc.1ck.1ng the snot out o the
ball. I mean 60-)'8rders. But then I rc-
pulled the hamstrin duri the
warmuf"," Ricardo said .
.. The trainers finall) :too a I na
look at me and found some calcium
dcpo,1ts in the hamstnng. That WU
hampcnn ~Y abilit to Ide ..
Rae rdo c~plaincd.
Ricardo 1d t cl put him on tht
11\JUrcd rcscncd l t nhout tclli
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• Dwijtil Goo.Im llo\\ d nh .. n a tn 1eld 1ngle nd broke a 71 ·ycar-old
N t1onal Lcttg\le rttord f1 r Slnkcout by a
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Howe of th l.os ng l Dod e~. who
hasn't pllched thi .sea on, ys he will
repon.to the.A[izona lnstrucuonal Leaaue ne~t week
but isn 'l"'c..-cnain he'll make a comeback attempt in 1985.
"I'll give it fi"e wce)cs m Amona, then J'll dectdc af
l'll even go back to baseb II.'' Howe id ... I hav~ a <lun
good reason why 1 houldn't come ba1,;k.
"M> No. I priority 1 m) recover). Not b.lscball.
not mone). not f)rcstige. The
other ttmes I undeNent ~hab1li
tation. my priorit)· was ba~ball."
Howe Y.as su pended from
ba~ball b)' Commissioner Bowie Kuhn for one year last December
when it Y.3S revealed that the left·
h"ander was usmg cocaine.
Howl' submitted to tTeat·
ment bY. Dr. Forrest Tennant,•
Y.J\O ervts as a consultant to the
'Dodger~· oraamzation.
Hcnr~ After nine months under
Tennant's care. the Dodger apparent!) are sathficd
that HoY.e is clean. Howe says he knows he's clean.
"I till love baseball. I'd be lying if I said I didn't
miss it," Howe said. "But 1s it y,:orth m) sanity'> Right
now I have a good job (selling cars). J can make money
an other things. I have a family l lo\e.
"Som my mind. I wonder if it's worth it. I don't
have to play baseball to live a happy life. That's
something I've learned this past year. And I've teamed
something else. I'll make the decision."
Howe will report to the Arizona lnstrucuonal
League Monday. He said he won't play winter ball after
that
Qaote of the day
~· Gottfried. Kansu footbelf coech, on
IWnlngthattheodds against his J~Winning
the Big Eight tttte are 100 to 1: "WhO's the one guy
Who thinks we can do It?"
Old and new share PGA l~d
Young Joey Siladelar, a rookie on the n
PGA tour, and old pro Geor1e Arcber went
on birdie sprees and charged into a ue fo~.
the lead Fngay at the halfway mark of the
PGA event in Sutton. Mass. Sindelar. a three-tune Ohio
St.ate All-Amencan from Horseheads, N.Y .. enjoyed
his finest day as a pro, fi nng a 7-under par 64.JUSt one
shot off the Pleasant Valley Country Club's course
record. Sindelar stands at 135 for 36 holes. However,
his undisputed lead lasted only a few mmutes as Archer,
who will be 45 on Oct I, stormed home with a 66 for
135. That gaveSindt larand Archer a I-stroke lead over
Australia's Bob Sburer, who shot a 69 in the mornmg
to go wt th has opening 6 7 ... Kathy Baker shot a 4-
under-par 68 to take the first-round lead m the Portland
LPGA tournament. Baker, 23, managed a nearly error·
free round, negotiating the par-72. 6,285-yard River-
side Golf and Countf) Club course without a bogey. A
pair of Amys, Alcott and Beaz,Jomed1>enise Streblg, at
one stroke behind the leader at 3-under-par 69.
Chi o, 10.0. Fnday ni&hllo reduce the Oub •Eastern
Dn11sion le d to ax m Gooden, "ho ucd T m
avcr's club rt<'Ord by U1kin out 10 or more b3ttcrs
for lhe 13th lime this wn, fina ~1th 11 to
mere ha total to 235, tops 1n th m ~or I ues ••
fJscwherc in :the Nauonel Lcrutue Frida). P II Gara r
drove in four runs nd Joe Nl kro impro\td his lifettme record.
apinst S,,n Diego to 22·9 as
HoU\tOn \\On its third con,
sccutavC' game, dcfeatin~ 1he
lumping Pndrcs, 6-4. The vsctOr) •
movl"d the A tros within right
gam~ of the leading Padres. who ,
ild t for the seventh time in nine games . • . Jim Morrison and
JasoD Tbomp oD hit solo homers
to lead a l S-hit attack a Pit·
Goodca t burgh beat St. l.Ouis. 4-1, snap-
ping. a Cardinals' Jive.game winning streak ..• Audre
Oaw1oa drove 10 rout runs with a p:iirofhome runs and
Jim Wohlford added two solo homers to back the five-
hat pitchin~ of BryD Smith as Montreal knocked off
Ph1ladelph1p, 7-t sending the Phillies to their" fitlh
straight loss ... Mauy Trillo scored from'~ond base
on a throwing error t»· shortstop Rafael Ramlrei,
capping a two-run rail) that pve San Francisco a 54
v1cton over Atlanta. Dale M•rpby'1 league-leading
Jlst homer. a two-<>ut solo hot in t!le top of the eighth,
had g1 ven t!'e Braves a brief 4-3 lead. ·
Tigers rally, pad lead to 9 1/2
Detroirscored four runs m the eighth Ill
inning to tie the game and Dave Ber1man
slammed a three-run homer in the: 10th to
lift the Tigers to a 7-4 victory over Toronto
Friday night. The victory enabled the Tigers to increase
their lead in the Amencan League East to 9'/2 games.
Mike La1a started the Detroit rally with a single to
center and Tom Brooke111 ran for him. Cbet Lemon
singled, then Bergman Jumped on a.t -2 pitch from Ron
Ma11lemu, 0-1 , the sixth Toronto pitcher, and
slammed It over the center-field
wall ... In other American League
gam,s Friday, ,Dave Willfleld
tripled home the tying run in the
top of the ninth and scored on
Don Baylor'• two-run homer as
the New York Yankees rallied for
a 4-2 victory over Boston. Willie
Randolph ll"d offthe inning with a
single and Kea Griffey sacrificed
. him to second. Winfield, who
extended his hitting streak to 19 ·
Wlnfleld games. then npped a tnple. his
third hit of the game, to deep center, to score Randolph
and tie the game 2-2. Baylor then crushed bis 26th
homer of the season to decide It ... A two-out, ninth·
innmgdoublebyCecllCooperscoredRob!n Yount from
first base with the deciding run as Milwaukee took a
I 0-8 victory over Baltimore ... Mike Fi1clllill drove in
three runs -including one during a nme-run fifth
inning -to back Bert Blylevn'• six-hatter as
Cleveland overwhelmed Oakland, 13-2. Blyleven. 16-6.
struck out seven and walked one while lowenng his
earned run average to 2. 98. Oa.n Meyer's triple drove tn
two unearned runs 1n the ninth mning and rumed
Blyleven's shutout.
uspended 60
N W OR Ns1-iio u1 u1nnts bo.x-
n comm• ion suspended lurmer light·
w ht ch mpion Rli) .. Boom Boom•·
M n 101 for 6o'dnys Fndn} for fa1hng o
rcvenl he m1sht have to pull out of ~hedutcd fl It
bccau ofa cut O\iCf his left_cJe. M ncm1 announced Thul'$da\ that his own
onhopedicS\lf'BC'On had ord red him out of a.nauonall)'
telcv1scd fight heduled todny at the \\ orld's Fnir
pin I Kenny "8:t Bnng" B ner for fear the anch-
lons r would rc-o~ri
No vercllct ln Swoope trial
SPRINOFIEL.D.111. r The jury in the EiJ
federal cocaine trafficluna trial of Univer· 411 •
s1ty of Illinois football tar Cnug $\\oope
bro c up tts dehbcmtaons lat Friday to
report 1t had betn unable to reach a unanimous verdict.
Jurors told U.S. Distnct Judge J. Waldo Ackerman
that after nearly e'8ht hours of deliberation the) stall
• ere deadlocked. Ackerman gave 1hem a short pep talk,. reminding
them that while they should h:ach a unanimous vcrd1~.
no juror should c;hange hi!! mind JUSt because of
pressure from others. · ·
Tele~•lon, racllo
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MINNEAPOLIS (AP) -Mmnesota'i Tim Tcufi I
nd Tom Brunansky hit home nin and drove m three runs
apiece ns Frank Viola truC'k out 1 carecr·ht.i.h 11 batters to
power the fwfos past the 1 cxa RftllJer51 7.i:'.\. Fnday1rugh1
The Twins, winnc:rsofunlyrovrof1hcarla 1 lSpmc.
reinaaned in a tte for fir t place with Kansa City 1n the
ughtly-bunchcJ American L.Cague West.
Teufel's homer in the fount.!) ning tied 'he pmc l·l
and s Minnesota's first home run Jinmnas.
Brunllhsky belted a three.run shot 1 the ixth 10 put
• Minnesota Ahead, ii.1. Brunan ky' 29 homert are the ·
most for a Twin 1nce Harmon Kif1cbrcw•s 41 in U>70.
~cufd's tnple in the seventh knockc<l in two runs nd
ll)ew he game open. • ,
iota, I S-12.-ga\e up I l hits and walked none in ¥,
innings. Rick Lysander got the last out for his fourth save. Tex~ sUJrter Mike Mason111lowed both homers a~ hi
record foll to 8.it 2. • . · · ·:
The Rangen pKked up ' fir Hnnina.run as Larry
Parrish singled h'bmeGary Ward. The rwmS'ticd it'l-1 in
the founh on Teufel'$ 14th home run. His next time up, Teufel led off the sixth with a sinale.
Afler Mickey Hatcher flew out, Kent Hrbek walked and
Brunansky jerked his homer deep into the left field scats.
Teufel s third straight hit, a seventh-inning tnple off
reliever Tom Henke, gave Minnesota a 6-l lead. Hatcher
then singled to score Teufel.
Texas scored twice in the eighth when Cun
Wilkerson1 Billy Sam_ple and Parrish doubled.
.
Balboni'& shot
sinks Mariners
' KANSAS CITY. Mo. (AP)-Steve Balboni, making
his first start in l 0 days, crushed a towering three-run
homer Friday night to power Kamas City to a 5-4 victory
over the Seattle Mariners .•
Balboni, who had been sidelined with a pulled muscle
since Aug. 28, unloaded in the sixth inning off Mau Young.
4-7, bringing the Royals from behind to maintain a share of
their spot at the top of the American League WesL .
Minnesota. tied with the Royals for the division lead,
also won Friday night, while the Angels stayed at a half·
game back by beating Ch1C1JO. .
Bret Saberh.agen came 10 for Bud Black in the top of
the sixth and raised his record to 8-J 0 with one inning of
relief. Dan Quisenberry pitched the final three innings for
his 39th save. '
The.Royals trailed 3-l with one out tn the sixth when
Frank White and Don Slaught singled.. Bolh scored on
Ball>oni's 22nd home run of the season. •
Darryl Motley singled an the seventh, went to second
on a field mg error by Steve Henderson and made it 5-3 on
Frank White's run-sconng double
Al Cowens' opposite-field homer, his I Sth, put Seattle
up 2-1 in the fourth, then Alvin Davis ma<Se it 3-1 with a
bases-loaded sacrifice Oy in the fifth.
The Mariners took a 1..0 lead with an unearned run i
the first. Perconte reached on a fielding error by Balboni
first Then Phil Bradley forced Perconte, stole second a
thfrd, and scored on Davis• single.
NosurpriseatU.S. Open
Navratilova, Lloyd brush aside foes
to advance to today's women's fiiial
NEW . YORK (AP) -Martina
Navratilova and Chris Even 'Lloyd.
COMPARll · who have bolh dominated women's
tennis for more than a decade, easily
battled their way Friday mto the
singles final at the $2.55 million U.S.
Open championships.
The top-seeded Navratilova, seek-
, mg her second straight crown on the
hard courts of the National Tennis
'" s2J 72!>0 • n• 1!>0 1201 • 213 921 esH Center, and Ll'oyd. a six-tame U.S. Alur>g.-5.,,,. A"a ISi fw., • 8tta'.h 8•Yd
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Open champion, will face each other
for the 61 st time in their career today.
Navratilova was the first to gain the
championship match in Amenca's
premier tennis event, defeating I 3th-
sceded Wendy Turnbull of Australia.
6-4, 6-1. Then Lloyd, seeded No. 2,
crushed No. 14 Carling Bassett, the
I 6-ycar-old Canadian, 6-2: 6-2.
In search of her sixth consecutive
Grand Slam utle, Navratilova has
downed Lloyd an their last 12 meet·
ings, the last tame m the women's final
at Wimbledon 111· July. They have
evenly split their previous 60 career
meetings -and today's confronta·
uon will be the 19th consecutive time
th e) ha ve met in a tournament final.
The fi rst title 1n lhese cham-
p1onsh1ps ~ent to Tomas Smid of
Czechoslovakia and John Fitz&erald
of Aust rali a. ~ho captured the men's
doubles crown Friday by stoppma
Sweden's .\nders Jarryd and Stefan
Edbe~ 7-6. 6-3. 6-3.
Besides the women's title .match,
today's sched ule includes the men's
semi fin als: second-seeded Ivan Lendl
of Czechoslovakia aeainst No. 15 Pat
Cash of Australia, and John
McEnroe. the No. I seed, against
defending champion Jimmy Con-
nors
On Sunda"V. the men's tngl~ftnal
~111 be preceded by the cham-
p1onsh1ps of the mixed doubles and
women'!i doubles. ·
Turnbull. who reached the U.S.
Openjinal in 1977, only to lose to
Lloyd. gave Navratilova problems
early an their match b> talong all the
pace off the ball The two traded
service breaks ui the opening set from
the founh throu&}! the seventh game~.
Lawson wlns
at speedway
R1-.crs1de's Jim Lawson took ad·
vantaae of Kelly Moran's dis·
quahficat1on to capture t c "iCratch
main c,.cnt Friday night at the wcd:l)
speedway motor~ycfc l'aCC$ at the
Oran County Fauiround . .
Mol'1n, ~ust back from the World
Champion hips in wcdcn "here he
fim hed fourth , was disquahfiC'd
when the m rt came out ot ha
mu mer.
"I don't hit the ball very hard,"
Turnbull said "I just give her a lot of
dmks. My short game an golf 1s bad,
but my short game in tennis 1s OK."
Even Navratilova admitted that
although she has now won 26 of their
30 career meetin~. Turnbull's pme
as troublesome.
"She hits those dinks, which are
harder to handle than hard shots," the
left hander said. 'Tm used to the
pace. so I have trouble with the httle
chips. She has good touch and good
d1sgu1se. She can chip or lob over
)'our head. so you have to cover
everything."
Pushing her consecutive match.
victory string to 54 -two short of
Lloyd s record 56 straight -
Navratilova ripped off the first eight
pomts of the second set, taking a 2-0
lead while breaking Turnbull at love·
in the second game.
She then held her own service to go
to 3-0 before the Australian was able
to get on· the 00ard. It was the last
game Turnbull would win in the
wami. bright sunshme as Navratilova
broke her again 10 the m:th game.
That put her into her second
straight U.S. Open final and her 19th
consecutive tournament title match.
Lloyd, who ruled wQmen's tennis
for several years .until Navratilova
bepn her dommation in the early
1980s. had no such problems wnh
Bassett. a surprise semtfinaJist who
shocked third-seeded Hana Man-
<11ik'Ova of Czechosto-vakia in the
quarterfinals.
Seeking her seven th U.S. Open tllle
and her 16th career Grand Slam
smiles crown, Lloyd began her match
b)' breaking Bassett.
And a.fier she dropped her serve to
Bassett 1n the second pmc, he ran
ofTthe next four games before Bassett,
in the seventh game. finally was able
to hold service.
., .........
MaJ:tlna l'fanatlloft folloW9 throa&h on eene wblle de-
featln& Wendy Tarn ball to adnnce to V .8. Open Onaq.
Dodgers' futility continues
Scoreless streak
reaches 21 innings
In 1-0 loss to Reds
ynolds went to third on the pla)'.. but
wu stranded when Powtr aot pinch·
hitter Mike Mitrshall to around out to
end thcpmc.
Bun Hooton made an cmcrscncy
tart for Los Angel When scheduled stancr Rick Hnncycutt was :tMcbed
brcausc ot a sore houldtr. It wa
Hooton' fint stan since lune 12,
when he lasted onl) 21/l inn1nas. .
But the veteran niht hander hurled
eight hutout inninasandallowcdJUS\
two htt.s, a founh·1nnin1 1inaJe by
Ron OCstcr and a lcadoff '1&le in the
vcnt.h by Cesar ~-
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.,
Baron tall back Da•e Sqart (23, left photo)~· out of room aa llater Del'• Tim Haider cloeee in, wblle l"V'• Carl Harry (rtiJit) can•ti'et"':;tP. oa ~
BARONS DOWN MD.-.. lf'romBl
"I'll han to look at the films, .. was
Milner's response to the question of
holding penaltie:. levied against his
Barons.
The Monarchs pulled even closer
when Ste' e Montano intercepted and
threaded the sideline with a 31-yard
return for a touchdown with 2: 16 left
in the half.
..
Swigan. · who rambled around h1:.
right side for 14 yards on third down
for first down at the Mattr Dci 26,
followed by a 22-yard scamper
around his left side to the Monarchs'
4-yard line, only to see the latter effort
nullified by another penalty.
Two incompletions and a 48-)ard
field ~oal try which fell short ended
that bad. The MonarcM ~ttled for a place-
kick to narrow the count to 14-13 and Gallo said lhe decision to kick, rather The Monarchs. however. could not
than go for two points and a tie wa~ solve th.e.Barons• defense, even with
.. Not a factor. bCcause ltierc was so the-addittt>nal help.and ~re-~ble to
much time left... • penctr:atc Fountaan Valley soil only
At any rate, that was the end of once an the second half -when
Mater Dei scorin~ but it wasn't the SJ?CC<ister Toan Cao burst _22 yards on
. end of Mater Dea's showing as 15-has fi~t carry of .the m1ht to the
year-old freshman quanerback Todd B~rons 42 w1_tb. stall more than five
Marinovich responded w'itn 8 9-minutes rem'!mang.
for-I 7 performance, for 125 yards. Flinn however ended the mild
He was intercepted twice -but suspense with his interception off
one was because of Lance Zeno's Lance Zeno's deflectioll and the deflcc~ion, a~d in the long run, Monarchs. were not to Jet pos~sion estabhshed himself as a bonafide again unlll 1:07 remamcd, with no
leader. • tame outs left and 88 yards away from
.. Todd really played well," said paydin.
Gallo. "But our offense "'"as erratic, which was expected." Fountain v•v n, Mater Def 13
Pushing Mater Dci into those ,.,..,.,. OC'I Sare.,., Ouartws 0 13 0 o-13 erratic ways was a Fountain Valley F-t•n va11ev u o 3 0-11
d l'. b. h t" II t d FV-Swi0¥1 9 run t~flol' klcA) e1e~se w ac con .mua y s OPP:C Fv-sw oart ,5 pus from z-IPt11af10r the smile-back runmna game as Tam koCttl f1inn Lance Zeno Tom Bo~·d Brad MC>-Cos1on 37 FG ' ' bn th' · -MO-Coston 32 FG Leggett, Don Lewis, JO Cndge Mo-Montano 31 r tlUf'n .,,111 Interception and Kyle Broadheaa hmated the <Ctn•01111~1
Monarchs to JUSt 40 yards net -an ~~~.~t«!st!INI'"' avetaae of 1.5 yards per carry. The INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Monarths were held to two yards or 1tu1111N less 18 times including 10 ncgath·e MO-Al'itOfl. 11M4, c.o, n1, Mar1110~11. l·
rda ' lol'·me/1'1S 11. • , ,,_. ya ge runs, FV-Swiart, 24·103, Raid'>ei"t, •·26, Ztti0. I·
Fountain Valley's self-destruct kM'·rrunus'
tendencies. however, kept tllc issue MD-Mlln110vtct1,,.:.~. 1~
alive m the sccond half. Fv-z-. 6· 16-t, "
After Jim Reach intercepted at the 1tect1W1e
F • v II 32 th B be MD-Gately, 3·59. KtllV. 2·25, o•aroen, 2·24, ountam a ey . e arons gan Atk'"'°"· 2-11. a march behind the runnmi . of Fv-swlvart, 2-se; Harrv, 2·2'; Mat1o11, 2-12.
Monarch Jeff Salinger (41) a eta aome help
from teammate Mike McGlmn dui'big l.8-
yard runback of a kickoff durtac flnt-
q'1U'ter action l"rlday nljht.
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Uke l'WO pnK fiPICn HI Ohl
lor &Ml .._.)'I dtni"We k•a •ue:. •
Westmlnller Uom ud La om:
AZ1t!a lOcbd hons ill • 4dllliill...._ .. ,.
football stnemlc daat ...........
come out oo !C?P 3-0, bd'ore l.2DO •
We,tmimter Hp.
The non-laPe pnac. UO.. • nually as~ Ma~s Game,"',.. me itwo Wesaminaer a11 ....
head-to-head, wi1h the winer ap: •na borne with a nice~ ...
bral&ina riahta IO ilhe dty.-:FOr tbe ·~ conteaative yes. me
Uons will be able M> claim IMlt ri&hts, but it didn't come easy.
As is the cue with malt)' fira
pmes, penalties and tu.rnovas diY-
ed a major role in decid.Uls-lie
outcome. And Lions Cmdl Jm
O'Hara was less than ecstatic.
..I'm always liad IO win, tMil we
have a Iona .ay to IO befoft IM
SunlC't I...ea,ue. We ~very 1.-
tunate toniaht. It was an abcaUI)' aood pine with two SoOd .... G PW'
teams." -
The lone Keftof tbe pme came ill
the seCond quarter. aDd ...... "' a La Quinta nll.::ue. Wemni un
Bobby Rote recovered a La Qi1d1n
fumble at I.ht 30-yard line til 1M
Aztecs. and afta'.a !pell Uneafa e cc
moved w ball IO me ''·. u-looted as if they weft l9ured fll a
touchdown.
Three straiaht TWHlilll DlaYI netted
a total of four~ ud r.*9 .-.
fourth and m.. O'HMa cded • place-kicka .Ricky Gales; wtao kidDcd
the 3S-yard pme win.Der, with 7:25
left in the leCODd quarter.
The Aziecs' only lelilimale ..,_
came laie in tbe. leC:ond pcridcl
Swtina OD their OWll 31. 1bcy
marcbed to tbe Liom• I ~yard be.
The drive aw an Ow:!' • e 11iw
Lion defeue aid the spa~~ offeme with two I S:-yard peaallia..
Unfortunately b La Quiaaa, ill
own mist•kct. COit dllan ODCC .....
as a dippina penalty let it beet '° tbe
lion 31, and on f<>m''Mnd-IGlll. 1be
Aziecs came up empcy headed.
The pme was metnt tOr tbe Lioe
defente however, .. it c:omplndy
dominated tbe Anecs. ~ fiw
fumbles and three i~ •• ,.I' I. La ........ ............ . . . ......
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ShU.ck(s), Costa Mesa.dropped in opener, 7-6
-. ---By 'OSEPH shonofsuccess, as the host Matado~ ~'>'hen the Mustangs v.ms. . 10:06 let\ in the third period. But dcfensi\c back Ben Moore step-._. GnMI 7• ~ Miil f ~r..eli~"'-.-o.n'1 turned back Costa Mc~. 7-6, before a The Co ta Mesa offense moved the MatnC) finished thcgamc\\ith 126 ped in front a Matador~in the end coa•• ~ sc....., ........ 1 • ...,.
From the expression he was "'ear-crowd of 800 Friday nilht. ball at will against the M"atado~ aJJ \'ards on eight carries. -rt>ne to keep the Musa.op in it. .-.. ~ • • 7 ~1
ing. one would think Costa Mesa To hear Baldwin telfit, though. it night, cro~sing into Bolsa Grande · Co ta Mesa came net bac'k follo"'"-With 2:02 left in the comest. Shuck IG-MatM¥ 79 run CSl!ldllW llidll C hT n.:td . h d h. l'. I t'. h h" -..1 •• • and ~srun (IVl ..... l oac om Dill win a JUSt \\On is \\IS a very success1u venture 1or t e territory on all nine of it~ possessions. ing the ensuing kic off, marcbmg lost as \;&HY Jitters, ruontnJ A~• <..,.,. ... ,
initial game as head coach. of the Mustangs. 'Tm definately happier The only problem was keeping pos-from its own 28 to the Matadors' 10. passing the Mustanfe from thear-<?WD -.AL, STA'T1mCS
Mustan15. H1is ~ sbattt~hed fidromh eakr ROW than bcfo~ thsc pme. Our kid session. The Mustangs coughed up But the Mustangs had to the tum the 41 to Bol~ Gran e ~ve-yard J~ne. ·· CM-MdlrWI......,.. Sll&G. .-a; An•: 4 to ear, he sap.,.... c..s an s oo (quanerback Make buck) was reall y the ball on four occass1ons. thwarting ball over on downs ~hen a fourth-From there at was runmna back oAOtt .-u. ~1-1; r--. >'4; ....,.., 1-1.
h ""'-' d shouted cncou.....,,.ment · · b h d f h rt · · d "-""~ h th ·ddl t · eo-Matnn. 1-m ,_.,.., n-sr: .....,., an~. n . --putting 1t toget er at t e en o t e ca y ~nng opportumncs an ....... .,... ·and-13 pass from Shuc'k to tight end ·"'uu.erson eras ina up e mt e o 3•10• Torrt1. J-4.: o. v..... ,..i: M. v...._ ..._ to bot his players and coaches game. He was very nervous in the first ing the outplayed Matadors in the John Carlson left Costa Mesa inches bring Costa Mesa within one. 7-6, ...... following his Jeam 's non-league foot-half\ but then he started readmg the game long enough to break a scoreless short "'"1th 36 seconds left in the game. CM-Sohudl. •.,.2. 1M.
ball game against Bolsa Grande High. defense, and that's the key to our tie in the third quarter. Bolsa Grande looked like 1t . "'"as The try for two sa" Shuck roll out aG-O v ..... :iJ_.!
Unfortunately for Baldwin. his offense-reading and reacting.·• Bolsa Grande "'"ent on top 7-0 on a going to add to its lead, taking the ball to his left and head.ins for the goal ~. Hl; ~. Ml; snll:ll.
debut fell a two-point conversion Imagine how happy Baldwin will 79-yard burst Thns Maine> wirh from its own Jo to the Cosui Mesa 13. · line, only to be dropped a )&rd hon. ~~. 'i~. =. '1-~
-EDISON ••.
From Bl
yards running and IS passing.
.. I was very happy with the defense
toni~t." Workman said. "It was very
mobile an<l <ildn't 11ve up the b<'>mt>."
The Chargers had 13 different ball
carriers and eight pa receh·crs
which pica~ Workman.
··we u5ed everybody on the roster
tonight." he said. "We ran a hmated
number of play and took advantage
of what theywcrcgJvingus. You ha-.c
to throw to keep them honest and we
didn't mean to run up a score against
them."
For We tlake. a team that has been
in the CIF playoffi four of the -;1x
)tal"S it has played footbaJI and ~on
three league champion hips, it was
the school's wont defeat. The War-rio~ arc coming back from a 4-6
season in 1983 while the Charger5 arc
back from their worst sea~n under
Workman, 4-=4· I.
•claen 41, Wealakl 6
SC.,. -· Ouaftwl Wt\t kt • 0 0 0 6-6
Ed!IOl'I l4 1 '> 7-4) Ect-'Curran 3 run (aotllrtotf' ll I
Ect-Justlet H MSS from Jarttll l80titrNW kkk) .
£...-Curran I nm 1aomrt0tr lick)
Eo-G•rtllv t "*" frcim.Jarren (tr.tell falleOl Ect-f'IOtn 1 run Cllontrntr k!O.I E~Vk 2l run (llonlrfftl' 11 )
Wnt-w.trNn 71 nm C•lc_k blocktcll
A tienotnct UOO "ttsllmat.o) INCMYIDUAL ITAmTICS ..........
rt. 'o-96 KrlllCh. S U Sldltr...-
.for.,.mfl!IU\ l6 viii, l•SJ GGiHll
Marina faces
Esperan~a;
Artists play
'
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SAILORS WIN, 27-8 •••
From Bl
(40 )al"ds) and 0 wald (16 )&rds). as
\\ell .
And the · defen'it' topped touted
Slinls lallback Ste'e Shaw. who ran
for only 17 yards m the lirst half. He
finished the game ~•th · 1. but that
was after he found a hole and danced
for 26 )ardson has final cam \\atb lhs
than a minute to pla~. •
"It's a lot differt'nt not ha' mg
Brazas around." Ho'>' r s~ud . "But.
"'c'll be OK. Our lane de n so
much C'~ll for tonight." .
~\I n . elapsed JU l under four
minutes to score first and opened
\\hat wasappeattd to bca tight battle.
On their fourth tf\ im•ide tbe -vard
line.'°' alenda • ooJX'(i off die cf\ tackle to pa~d1rt.
Butt he lead la ted abouu lona the
ANGELS. • • From Bl
,.
'
By RAND\' TIFT ..... eor ........
For thr'C'e and half quaners.
Woodbndac High padded a small
tiut comfortable lead bl-bind on C"<•
pJome ground game fueled mainl~
b)' tailback Mart Phillips' 198 )~rd
ru hmg.
For the _ me thrtt and a half
quaners. Laguna H_ilb Hiah ~1lled
ume rettcattng into its own temtol)
and posin their opponents no tt\rtat
on the grouna or in the air.
Then v.ith about six minute:. let\,
• seni.ors
A
«~omp·ete
atOCC
Two-day meet
to attract former
Olympic athletes
Former U.S. Olympic gold medal
)hot putter Perry O'Bnen and former
Ol)mp1c high Jumper John Dobroth
are among the athletes scheduled to
compete at the 15th annual Senior
Olympics track and field meet to be
held at Orange C-0ast College today
and Sunday.
Competitors 1n tb1 s year's meet will
repre~nt such nauons as Taiwan,
Canada. WesrGermany and the US.
with more than 300 athletes taking
pan in 423 events .
.\thletes will compete in vanous
age brackets rangrng from 20..24 to
85-89
Men's field events include discus.
hammer throw, high Jump, Javelin,
long Jump. pole vault, shot put and
tnple Jump. Running events include
I 00. 200. 400. 1.500, 5.000 and
I 0,000-meter runs; 5,000 and 10.000-
meter walks, 3.000-meter steeple-
chase. 110 and 400-meter hursles and
400 and I .6QO..meter relays
The women's field events include
the discus. Javehn. high JU mp. tnple
jumnp and shot put: and the track
events include the I 00. 200. 800.
1.500, 5,000end 10,000-meterrunsas
well as 5,000 and I 0.000-meter walks.
Joining O'Brien and Dobroth for t~ meet arc former standouts Edith
Mendyka. a gold medalist from West
Germany in the Javelin al the l 9.36
Berlin Games, and Senior Olympics
discus star Vern Cheadle. who 1s now
the chancellor at UC' Santa Barbara.
Events wiJJ run today and Sund.a>
from 8 a.m.-2 p.m. T1cke1s, priced at
$2 for adults and SI for children will
be available at the gate.
The games arc bemg hosted by
Orange Coast College, the ctty of
Costa Mesa and Costa Mesa
Chamber of Commerce.
UCI set
for debut
• 1nsoccer
.\1hle11c history will be set at UC
Irvine Sunda). ~ the Anteaters
unveil their first NCAA D1v1s1on I
1nten:ollegiate soccer team against
\.1cnlo College in the season opener.
\unda> 's game starts at 3 p.m. orl
the L"CI .\thleuc Field. directly
·· O<-h1nd Crawford Hall.
\occer has been a club sport at UCI,
hut beginning this season. the Ant·
l'alers are now an NCAA D1v1s1on I
learn. competing in lhe Pacific Coast
\thlct1c Association
· I am .. cry opttm1st1c about the
urxom1ng season." head coach Derck
l .. mther .said. "We ma} struggle
.1gain<,t \Orne of the hard-!.easoned
team·s and reahst1call}'. we might be
looking at a 500 season the first }ear.
"\\\• 1,1,111 gain e'penencc apin l
thl· "h1g" one. and should wm quite a
It'" of tht• home games." Lawther
addl·d
I .1wthrr has previous coaching
t'\JX'rH.'ncc with the Caltfom1a Surf of
tht· -..:onh .\mcncan Soccer Leaaue.
thl' < ahforn1a ~unshine of the Amen-
t:.in Souw League and ~anta Ana
< ulkgc
Some ot 1hc UCI players Lawther 1s
counting on include sophomore mid·
tit.'ldw, Ph1hp LePore and John
C rrnn. and fr~hman midfielder
Ju.,un Smit
l <iwtheralso feels he has a couple of
e'cellent fullbacks in sophomore
Cohn C 1raham (from Oraflie Coast
( olle-ge) and freshman Al Oon1alez.
F · man forwards Fabio Marin
and Ken Gunn are talented youns·
\ters. according lo Lawther. as 1s
\Ophomore goalie Quinn Vega.
USC downs UCI
in volleyball
84
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MiddletooJ
W-Pn "' I run (kldl blOClledl LH-8r • 17 isua trom G111er (Ganer
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AlltndlrlCI ,.900 (f1111Nlt<I) INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
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Ocean View'• Glen Domingo (30, ·left) loob for dayU,bt, wblle Eetancla'• Kelth Hoqe (rlCbt photo) goea bl(b for pus u OV'• Wayne Senoa defen
Co and Co. pac
Seahawks, 2 ·1-
Gaytan's debut
a s OV coach---
a winnin g one __
position throughout the game.
After a scoreless first q uaner,
Sea Hawks gained possession at t
Estancia 24-yard line. Five plays la
Wayne Scanoa drive over n&ht tac
for a touchdown, and Andy Au
twick's kick gave Ocean View a 1
lead. By ROBB MUNSON But the Eagles promptly drove
Dlllr l'lltC«ru 91•'*"' ball to the Sea Hawk three-yard liit
There arc some high school football as Estancia quarterback Sean Kin
coaches who hold to the philosophy cade connected wi t h Ada
that the best offense is a good defense. Walburger for a 42-yard book-up.
However, new Oc.ean View Coach Ocean View's defense stiffened
Karl Gaytan used JUSt the oppos1te however, as Co made two kc
Friday night, as the Sea Hawks unassisted tackles. The Eagles settl
trounced tbc Estancia Eagles. 21-3. with a 20..yard field goal by Keit
before 1,500 fans at Ncwpon Harbor Hod,e, ultimately their only score o
High hoof. the mght.
The Ocean View defense. led by ·•we're getting our total package
linebacker David Co, stopped Estin-ready for the Sunset Leaauc," said
cia to only 81 total yards (minus l-0 in Gaytan "We'U be able to play with
the fi"t quaner). and allowed the anybod)' in our league."
Eagles to only one substantial dn vc ,h looks as though Gaytan might be
during..lhc same. without the services of offensive
Co, a 6--0 200-pound senior. picked lineman Chns Engstrom, as the 6-2,
up a pair of fumbles and sacked the 240-pound semor suffered an injury
Estancia quarterback four times, to his knee with one minute rcmain-
while making a handful of other ing before halftime.
tackles. Gaytan fell that Engstrom would be
"We played a little bit flat tonight." one of the best lineman in the Sunset
said Gaytan ... We had a week offtve-League and a tnaJOr college prospect.
hour practice last week. We've tned "I'm not ~ure of the extent of the
to convince these &uys that they've injury, but this puts a rca.1 damper on
got to go after the other team." tonight's win," said Gaytan. •·1 hope
Gaytan's crcw~roved that they_-'-t""'"ha=t we can get him back forJcquc." ..,...,,,..._,. .. _could stop the E e snack nrtyon.; AfJer another successful defensive
as Estancia gave t e ball up to Ocean stand opening the third quarter,
View five times in a row to open the Ocean View drove lhe baJI to the
Seabawk runnlnfr back Tlm Greeson (24') cta'e X.vter An:r.;:ano (54'). ga~~d the Sea Hawk defense fkve Estancia 20-yard line in seven plays.
l On the next play Seanoa took a rune nto a wall n the presence of Eetan-Ken Faltb (left) 80 closea In. their offen.~}~e unil excellent 1eld pitch to Ute left, &rokc a pair of
---------------------------------------•• tackles, and squirted into the end Lone for his second touchdown of the
Britain's Cram RICARDOGLADTOGETOUT
disappotn ting • • •
aame.
Meanwhile, Estancia could mu ter
onl~ 24 second-half yards, while
turning the ball over four times
during the game. at London meet
LONDON (AP) -It might not.
have been on the aame scale as the
Zola Budd-Mary Decker clash at
Los Angeles, but Steve Cram'a
tumble on the Cryetal Palace track
Friday wrecked hla awaited du I
with Olympic champion Said
Aoolta in the mile.
Cram, Britain'• world champion
at 1.500 meter• and tMlver medalist
over that dlstanc. at Loe Angeles,
waa persuaded to take on Aoutta,
the 5,000 metere Olympic cham-
pion.
But with 13 other runnere In the
r ce. d1saater etood in the way of
the Rr"<>n, who crashed to the
ground and Jogged home last as
Aou ta d&lhed to a hO IQW victory.
There were lso vlctorl for
Am Ruth W~I from El
T0to l he women • m I , Walter
McC0y(400 m ), Earl Bell (pole
vault),Ton C mpbetl(110m ters
hurdl 1), Augte Wott {81\0l) ll'ld
;J BUtler (200 meter )
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"I'm very proud of our ~ondary."
said Gaytan. "Estancia throws the
ball very well, and ..-c covered their
rccc1ven1 well. It was an excellent
opener for us."
Seanoa finished the aame with 52
yard on 11 carries, while tight end
Mike McGlinchey caught thrtt
passes for '41 yard .
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cxocllent fall mp nd our plil)Cr5 arc cry dettnnincd to be good
foot II team nd they're do1ng all the
thm.p u takes to ht a Qllah1y team."
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he b-S. 215-pound bsbury 1 .. ,n
the best pc of!ns life -pbYlkally
and men111l~,"' IClCOrdl°' to Tollner,
LOS ANGELES -fJtlt trect on
the Iona road back torcspecta~ihty-
1orpe1h1n1 the U1uvcrs1ty of
SOuthem Califom11 Trojans have not
had lo endure often in their Jona
'football hi1tory -1w11t1 at the Los
Anaeles Cqliaeum'1 tunnel entnncc
today 11 the 1984 • on unfolds at 1:30.
Much of the .Pffcme rtiun\s lil· an tcnn oheason openers. bnn eluding quancrback Scan Usbury,
pany into the Cohscum after S4· la.ilback Fred Crutcher. fullback Ken·
year absenct. and 1f observen re ned~ Pota (a Mater Dci HiAh prod·
COf!ttt, the AW~ will wi h they h d uct}, receivm Timmie Ware nd
mamuuncd t~cir absence a hnle Hank Norman and four of the five
Defemivety the 11tuatson 11 much
Ul iLbe iAmt MAMCf :U &be oflieMe
w:a1h tttumtn at most po11uon1 -
the three down hnemcn botb out.aide .linebeckm (Jack Dd k10 and Duane 1 ollner enters w:ath a pos1tivc Bid.elt) and lhree o'f the four in the feeling about this dit1on o( 'Iror. ndary,
l.onacr bv th.e time this one " over. • interior linemen. • •
-The Jro~ans. under Coach Ted 1 Gu rd Tom Jiallock is out for thi
Tollner ~n his second year at the htlm. one with a dislocated elbOw, however,
are anxious to make people forget and Newpon Harbor H1&h_. prbduct
~ifically because· bowl game ts. '"Ourctefcn «>be la
finally a pos ibility Wllh probiul'.>n no with mott sc 1"rv:~ :l YiJl~
longe,r a ~I.sty,· nd because of me ne s," a.1d ~ ... It's &bat ·&:'
team s cxpenencc. • wild enthuswt1c apPf'C*:b •;. tliit
•about the for&ettabl~ 4-6.l 1983 David Cadigan, a 6-5, )(>().pound
season. have 17 retum1n1 startcn and standout has been insened an hi' Ii bury. the No. pa io u 1hows me they want to be a quility
histol"), is a .S7.5 percent career defense:•
Utah State, considered one of the
Trojans' easiest mark in a Jona hme
a host of hunary talent in camp. spot. '
"':\'e're extremely eager to start Also in astartma role is Mark Bofcr'
playana." Tollner says ... We've had an at ti&htend. the 6-4, 235·pound seruor
pa r, and completed 142 of 24 Uiah iatc enters wuhout credca·
passes for 1 82 yard and 1 o ioueh· uab. but neYMhcl wt th the kind of
downs as /unior. pQtcntial that could aeatc bi, pot .
Exploits
of·Babe ~ .
recall8d
F~Mickey . antle
there was I)ODOdy
like the great Rath
By HAL Bod .,._...,..,
• ' Mic~ey Mantle gazed up at the·
portrait Of Babe Ruth and smiled
broadly. • •
.. Now there's a fUY I would have
liked to play with,' he said. "He was
my type of, auy, the .kind I liked to
hana around with. I'd have loved to
have been on his team."
Mantle~. of course, on that team
-theNewYork Yankccs-aPl"ivina
in pinstripes a couple of decades after
Ruth had passed from the scene. He
btcame a modem-day Babe', com bin·
inJ prodiafous Ruthian home runs
with a ncehorsc post-game style.
"'Me and the Babe," Mantle mused.
"I auess we had somethina in com·
mon. We both hjt home runs and we
both stayed out all ni&ht." .
Tales of Ruth's . exploits were
passed on to Mantle and bis Yankee
oats. Whitey Ford and Billy Martin,
by Pete Sheehy, the team's clubhouse
man for more than SO years. ''We'd sit
around, the clubhouse and Bia Pete
would tell stories. We'd stay there
until the beer ran out. .
Ez·Yankee lllckey Mantle poeea ln front
of paintlne of Babe Ruth at a New York rataarant. lla:ntle .. ,. tie woaid li.i•e
"lo•ed to ba•e been on bl.a team.••
. Bruins· p~~ce
rating on line
UCLA, Aztecs set ,
to meet for first
time in 50 years
strat&ht sames darill& back ,0 llast
season.
Air fora built a 1ead arl)·-by
cap1talizina on San Dieao SUtc"1
mistakes and turned coMeCutivt
Aztec fumbles on two fint.quar1ff
kickoff' returns into touCbdowm .
.. We were a little spotty, which as
SAN DIEGO (AP)-Even thouJh 1oina to happen sometimes in an
founb-ranked UCLA opens sts opemna ~ ... Aztec~ Dous sea.son toniaht ipinst lowly S&n Scovil uict "We tell out nmnen IO
Dita<> State, Bruins• CoaCb Terry cover up the~ wbcn they .,et in
Qooahuc says tberc'1 no ta.SOD for traffic b\lt sometimei if you bit I.be
overconfidence. • ball perfectly it just bowca out. All
"I think out team &Smaturccnoia&}i ~cudoiswortonit~day&Od
to realize we haven't scored a siaak it doesn't bappeD apUI."
point this yev and we haven't kept vil said tbe Ancel must play
anyone out of our cod zoae,". near fla11tless football to stay in the
Donahue said .... think the players pme ~ UCLA
don't have much to be overconfident '"We vc aot to do evet'ythina ~
about.since we haven't played a pme apinst that team." be said. "They"~
yet." aot rPod penoaDd. execute well and
Toni&bt's 7:30 p.me at San DiegO ~ we1koac:bed. Tb.It's a cocnbiu-
Jack Murphy Stadium is the fiist. tioo that's t9u1h'to beat.
meetin' between the. schools in SO· .. They b&ve a lot of wcapom," years and marks the renewal of a Scovil added. "They are well bel·
decades-old rivalry. anccd on oft'eme, equally adept at
The Bruins, who have won the runnina or pusina. and I don't ICIC
Pacific· I 0 Conference title and the any dcfcn11ve weatneues."
Rose Bowl in each of the past two Donahlle was reluctant to tbarac·
years, defeated-the Aztecs. 20-0, when ttrize bis team wifil' he aces it in a
the schools last met in 19~. UCLA •· pme. .
leads the series. 6-0-1, and bas.. "We've just been scrimmqins outsco~ the Aztecs 1131-26. • apinst ounelvcsand you need to IClC
The Aztecs. who d.rol>Ocd their how a team reacts under pr:nsun~
sea.son opener to Air ·Force last how it keeps its poise, bow it bandies
Saturday. 34-16, have l05t ci&)lt. diff'cmiunuation.s. .. be said.
· "You·know. me and Whitey both
broke his records in the World
Series.'' Mantle said of Ruth.
• • • Community college coach~s take close look Ford pitched 33Vi consecutive
scoreless inninp, brcalun$ Ruth's
29'fJ., and Mantle hit 18 Series home B CURT SEEDEN
.runs. three more thari Ruth's l.S. "But oet.o.11r,....,
it'fook two of us to do what he d1d by There 1s tittle doubt in the minds of rumself. He was amaz1ni." .... _ .... h · An,. Mande ;;..~.tl\f have added, uu; coacud -I ey know who their ~ u..... quarterback: will be when the com·
and Saddlebeclc "'ill be at Fullerton m
what "-Ould be a dream matchup
durina any other part of the season.
All scrimmage1 arc at 10 a.m.
The community college football
season offically kicks off a week from
today with Orange Coast and Golden
West meeting in their annual Victof)
Bell contest while SaddJcback travels
to El Camino where· Swearingen
beaan hit community college
coachina career. ·
three former area hi&h school stars -
Huntinaton Beach's Eric Lawton.and
Buddy Noble and Westminster's Tim
Hanson, all freshmen.
that went for Ruth's digestive tnct. as . munity coUegc football season opens
well. a week from ton1&ht.
There was. for example, the matt~r But for Dick Tucker of Orange
of the beer and hot dogs in St. Louts. Coast. Ray Shackleford of Golden
The story 1s t~at there always was a · West and Ken Swearingen of Saddle·
case o~t)cer~n ice thereto corp bat the back, there is still a lot to Learn during
hot M1ssoun t~mpe~tures, and that today's scrimmages.
th.e Babe would come m ~nd b_av~ one Golden West and Citrus will act
with a hot doa.-aft~r every innmJ. toaetbcr today at Orange Coast. OCC
Mantle winced a bit at the thou&Jlt. travels to Santa Monica City College
But that was Ruth, a bear of a man
Golden West's Shackleford has a
retunungquarterback in John Heinle
-it's rather clear cut. He's backed by
Heinle will see the brunt of the
action apinst the Owls. Last year. be
set three school records includ.ina
most touchdown passes in a aarnc
(five). He tossed 17 TD passes on the
season for another Rustler record and
threw for 341 yards wh1ch is another
school mark. •
The real battle Shackleford expects
to see is for startina jobs on the
offensive and defensive lines and at
with a zest for livina and played that
way by Max Gail in the one-man
show based on the Babe. Ori&inally
produced for Broadway, the show has
been turned into a telepla> with Gail
guffawing has way through vanous
periods of Ruth's life. .
Mantle's life no lon1cr includes
bascbaU. He was barred from the
game by Commissioner Bowie Kuhn
after 101111 to work for the Claridge
Casino in Atlantic City, N.J.
Willie Mays, another Hall of
Farner, 1s under a similiar restnction
because of his affiliation with Baily's
Casino. Both could be reinstated,
however, when Peter Ueberroth suc· ·
cceds Kuhn.
Oklahoma
welcomes
StanforO
NORMAN. Okla. (AP) -Okla·
homa head f 001ball coach Barry
Switzer says his pla)ers,afier ~eeks of
practicina only aplnst themselves.
"need to play a pme."
Today, they act that chance apmst
Stanford in the season opener for
both schools.
The pme will be a double debut.
Jack Elway is makina his first appear-
ance as Stanford's coach, after five
seasons at n Jose tatc. And
Oklahoma's "multi-bont" offense will make its first howinain front of a
sellout crowd.
lflhe name Elway sounds familiar,
it should. The coach's n. John,
starred at tanford for four years.
A1 a sophomore in 1980 John
Elwt> dirtttcd a memorable 31·14
win.played· in a drivina ram on OU'1
homefidd.
Stanford has an out tandma of·
fcnslve packl,lc of its own an 6-J, 19S·
pound aoj)homorc quancrblck John
Paye. Al a frc hman, Pt)'C broke four
ofElway's fant·year ~ss•na records. Ao ouutandina athkte, Paye finished
the basketball teason a the top
Clrdtftll po ftt •uard Pl~'s ft\'Onte 11rsct is mor
Fountain Valle) Hiah product Emile ~· uphl end wftom the ~hool is
pu. s 1naaun All·Amencaandldate
.Jn a pmeason poll Harry was voted
the Pa~JO's best •u. Ht aver· ' Med nearly 19 y1rd1 per tteeptaon in
1983. the founh« t mark lll hool
hl1to
BU LLETIN BOARD
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Bonni at the l"orum "'
Hi&hly-ranlted middl~e1aht contender
Cunis Parker of Philadelfhia will meet 8111)
"The K.id"" Roberuon o Los Angeles m a
scheduled I ().round non· title bout on Thursda ...
-Sept 27, 7 p.m. at the Forum m Inglewood. · I
Parker, 2S·S, 1s currently ranked No. 10 by
Rm1 Mqumeand No. 11 by the WBC, and was
a member of the 1976 Olympic boJuna team.
Robertson, 9·1 . 1sc:urrentJy 15th ranked by Rm1 Mapzmt.
Two other 10.round bouts are to be n.amed.
Tickets arc available at the Forum box office and all Tickctmaster locauons, includina Ma)
Co .. Music Plus and Superman. stores For ticket
information. phone (213) 480.3232.
Triathlon date. .et
The dates for the 1914 811 Island Ullraman. a
gruehna lhrcc-day sta&c tnathlon. have bttn Kt
for No\, 2J..2S This ~ 4-m1lc compct111on
comeletely cu~ln the 81g Island ofHa\\ai1.
It t>qins on the ?3rd with a s1,.·m1le ocean swim from Ka1Jua Pier m Kcauhou Ba). \\here
contestants 1mmed11tely beain a 90-milc bike race to the 4,()00.;foot high \Tolcanoc1 Nauonal
Park. The ne-t day. contc tants embark on a 160-mtlc bike race from tbe National Park do11o1n the
Chain of Craters Road throu.ah H 110. alont the
Hamakua Coast, up to Wa1mca w11h a final
climb ovtt the Kohala Mountains into Haw1.
On the 25th, contestants fin1,_.. cuchna the
1~land with a 52.4-mile double marathon n.in
from Haw1 along the queen K.aahumanu
H1ahv.•r back to the Kailua Pier.
Part1c1P'hOn 1s b> 1n\1tat1on onl> to Cun1
Tyler. RaC"e D11tttor, P.O. B<n N, Kl1lua·K.ona.
H1wa11. 9614S.
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JVlinl:lledoa Weet te.IUJI•
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Slow pltcb .altball lellllUe.
The Laauna Beach Recreation ~partment 1s
accepung team entnes for 11s 1984 faJI softbaU season. .
Le._ues include men's and women's 12-inch
slow-p1tch and men's I 6-inch slow-pitch. A coed
leaaue may be formed 1f enough teams show an
interest. • . Players must h.,,e w1th1n the boundanesofthc
Laauna Beach Unified School D1stnct or be employed w1tbm the city hm1ts of Laauna
Beach.
Teams will. howc.,,cr. be allO\\ed to carry no
more than thr« players \\ho do not fit into those
categoncs.
The men's 12-inch lt'~ue will play Monday
throught Thur'$day c,·em~ or Saturdays at
l.::apJla 8ti(h Ht&n ~nn1ng Pl 24. "nit
women's I 2·mcb league will be held on Sunda)s
al Riddle Field begjnn1na Sept. JO and the men's
16-inch lcque opens pla) the first ttk of October with pme scheduled Monda) through
Tbunda) at Riddle Field.
Deadline for ~turn ofrouer and tuU cntf) ftt
IS Fnday for me mcft's I 2·1nch lcquc and Sept 21 for the men,s l6-1nch and v.omen's 12-inch
~uc For more 1nformauon. phone 4~7-3311 .
e'ten\10n 103.
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wide ~ivcr where the Rustkn will
sorely miss Troy Ory this season .. ·
.. I don't know an)'thin& about
Citrus," Shack..lefotdsa)'l. HI couldn't
name one player.'. But then, I ·don't
care about Citrus. JUSt ourselves.••
Like Shackleford. OCC's Tucker
bas pretty well dcci.dcd on his quar-
terback. Former Manna Hiah stand-
out Ken Laszlo will replace last year's
starter, David Goodine •. who has
switched to linebacker.
Unlike Shackleford. Tucker ~as a
solid <tdensivc front -which allow-
ed an average of 3S.4 yards on the
pound last IC&SOD. Apinst Santa
Monica. beiU take a loot at ~-eras ~·~· wbo 1:0UJd beet up kviJi Bra4lej 1nd John Cutaried• m
the wiihbonC otfenie.
Bradley, hobbled more lhiD balfOf
'83 with an ankle injury, is still ooc
I 00 pc~Dt healthy and will DOt take
pirt in the scrimmage, Tucker noted.
. At Fullerton. Coach Hal Shc1beCk'1
Hornets provide a aood test for
Sweariqen's Saddleback squad. The
'GaUcbos are a:lJo set at qua:ncrt.:k
with iopbomore Mike Doqlas&.
DouaJ,ass took a ~tina last season.
Miami road .show
yisits Michigan
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s.nl),e90 IO •2 5'3
Houston 72 70 S07 I
Allll,,11 69 n 4" 10 ., e>.-n 6' 1' 4'S 14
Clnc1nNll 60 ll 413 20
Sa,, F rtnclKO s• ., •1• 20 .,
011c:aoo
N-Vor•
Ph1..0.Pll••
SI ~°"'' MoiftrH P.llUl\kl>ll
EAST OIVIStON as s.
19 61 1J ,,
12 67
" 11 62 ,,
Friday's SC-C1ncl1V11ll I, ~ 0
Monrreal 7, Philll<lt!Pllt1 I
P1ll•t>uron ... SI LOU•' I
N-York 10. Clliceoo 0
Houston 6 !.an 0~ 4
San Fr1ncbco S Atlanta 4
Tada'l'I Garnei
.a3
S60 •
S21 111'>
Sii 12
"3 IS "° 23
Cll\CIMlll IRun-4 6· 16) 11 0.0..'
(ReusJ. 2·1), (n)
Atlanta (McMurtrv 9· 14) •t !.In Fran·
CISCO (Robinson 1· •• ,
SI Loul1 (Andular 11•111 at Pltht>uroll
(McW1u1ams t~t), In)
PtllladetPlll• (Oef'lnv 6 SI 11 Monrre11
IRooen S·l3) (n)
Cll•C•OO (Sutcliff• IJ· ll ., Ne.. Vork
(Tarr•• 10·10) In)
S4HlclaY'I Gamn
Cincinna1 11 Oedlen Ptullld.,Pll•• 11 Mon1rea1
SI LCXJIJ •• Ptllsourol'I
Ch Qgo 11 Ne# York
HouJlon •• San 0-.oo
Alla .. 11 at Sal' Fr•l\CllCO
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Ant•h 1', WN1e Sox •
CAUFOltNIA CHICAGO
Tl'lmas 3t>
Scflof 1C1 u
Lvnnci
PelllS cf
Down<no 11
Ban~uz rt
MC8ronrt
Grietl 1t>
Prcclolo 2b ReJk•n drl
OMhler lb
Boonec
lb, .. bl
S 2 I 1
4 2 I 1
) 2 2)
3 0 0 0
S I l 2
4 1 I 2
2 0 0 0
S l 4 I
t 0 0 0
S I l '1 s 2 2 I
• I 7 2
Fletc"r u OMal!v lb
Pac•oO. rt
GWalkr lb
Lur.n.-dll
Kllt•elf
\/Law Jb
MHlllc
Sl<inftlr c
JCruz 2b
DvbZIJk U
RLawci ,
Ha1rstn ct
ab r II bl
• 0 1 0
I 0 I 2 s 0 1 0
4 1 I 0
S 0 I 0
• 1 0 0
4 3 3 0
4 I 2 J
0000
2 0 0 I
1 I 1 1
2 0 0 0
I I 0 0
f etats 4' 16 It IS T.tah l7 • 11 1
kor• bv lnnlnet
Ca1Hom1a t72 un no-" Olk.a.. 010 100 060-•
Game Wlnnino RBI Oown•no (91
E-RL.,.,. GW1ltter. Pocciolo
DP-<allforni1 1, Chlc•llO I L09-<1litorn1a 10 Cllical>O 7
28--Pacl~t-. Benl<1uer . VL1w. Mli•ll
Lynn, Grich, ReJKkson, Dvbun"'· Down lno 3B-Oown1rlil HR-Scl\Ofield 141
S-Scl\Olleld SF-JCrur
~
ZahnW,11·9
Corbell o-..
Burns L.1· 11
(iNelSOtl
SOllltltf
Roller114
AllO"O
IP H ll E• llB SO
1 2·3 to r 3
1 1-l 1 0 1
12J s 7 6 '1
1 S J J I
4 I ·J S 4 3 I
1 l 2 7 1
1 I 0 0 I
6
1
7
0 s
wP-GNt•wn T-l 21 A-76 086
NATtONAL LEAGUE
Reds 1, Oodven 0
CINCINNATI LOS ANGELES
EO•"·' c:t ~ttf 2b
Par11er r1
Ctdt!\o If
Gulden c
NICIY lb
Redus Pll t ncc>Cn n
EHskv lb
RRobn'n II Mllntr llh
Franco o
Power o
T.tals
ab r II bl lb r II bl
•OOO ·S.a'lll A OOO
A 0 I 0 Landnl rl ) 0 2 0
l I 0 0 RRnlds ph 1 0 I 0
• 0 I 0 Siu~ II 3 0 0 0
3000 MIClndOll 00 0 0
3 0 I I CilJt!f'ref' ct A 0 1 0
O o O o Brock lb , l O O O
A 0 0 0 Marlhl Pll I 0 0 0
2 o o o Sclosct1 c l o I O
1 O p O Rivera lb l 0 0 0
I 0 0 0 BRuu•I u 3 0 0 0 o o o o Hooton 11 2 o o o
0 0 0 0 Brewer ph 1 0 0 0
Howtll 11 O 0 0 0
JO I J I T.tals JI 0 S 0
ScMt bY 1"""'9t
Cilldnftltl 000 000 001-I
Lat AllMtM 000 000 IOO-0
G•me W1nn1no RBI -Kn•cetv {II e-eoa.ns Se• L08-011c1nne11 6 t.os
Ang411e1 S 28 -S<IOSCll SB-P1rt1er ••1
S-<.u10en Mlldon1d0 IP
Clnclmlltt
H Ill ER II SO
RR011<nS0<1 1 A 0 0 0 .J
Fr1nco w S·O 12 3 I 0 0 0 2
Pow..-~ 6 I 3 0 0 0 0 0
L4"~S
HOOtO'I I 0 0 '1
Howt• L.2·S 1 I 1
T-723 A-21 0 0
MAJOR LEAGUI! l.EADERS
Amet'l~n LNVUe
CTlll'eu9'1 Thun4av's c;..mn1
BA TTINCi 1335 er bllll Wlnflttd, New
York, lS7. MllllPOIY. New York, 347,
EMurrav, 11a111rnore. 32•. Hrti.11 M•nnt· 1011, 31' R11>1ten 81111more, >14.-
RUNS DwEvana, Bo,1011, 107
ltHtndtfson. 011<1anc1. 9', W1nt1e1<1. N-
Yori... fl. eooos. 80,lon, '7, Rlc>llttn,
81111rnor e. 91 lt81 Klntm.tn. 01kt1n<1. 110. Rice, Bos·
ton, IOI, EMurrev. 8111irnore, 104, Armn .
Boston. 102, AOev11, s. .. 111e. "
HITS MallontlY, Ne""' YOfk 176. lt10Un.
l1lh1Mf• 111, Gare•• Toron10, 169 w ~
tleld. New Yor~. ltt Franco cie ..... ~
165
00\18LES LAPam 111 Tun. l4 ~· 11"91\', Nt'W Y~•. JS lie~ Tt•H J7
OwE11an' "80$lon, l 7 Cillel, fOf'O'lla J7
TRIPLES Co«IM, f OfOfllO IJ, MQSt'bv
TOtOf!IO, 1), KG•bson, Detroit t , Uc>sllaw
TOf'onto, f, WlllOo, Ke~\ C ,,, t
HOME ltUNS Atma• hlon ;It "l"O "'*'• Ortltla!ICI 33, Tl\f'l\lon Cltw1t1ano JO LN~1t• ih, 0.t•oll 2', MurDl'lv Ot•land
1' STOLEN IASES ltHel\Ot<son. 0.•11'!<1
SJ, COlllll\ tOfonto SI l"""'s, A~s. 4S &vtler, Cltvflallel 4J C.l •t·• To-onto 41
PITCHINC. 112 OKtslonJI St tO Tor
onto I• S 137, 7 JI Alt••!ldt' Toronto 1J s. l .N. l MI, TOfonto 1) s H I
lil'iev.,. CltwNnd I\ l> l 11 N..-ro Nt•
'l'Oflt., t' 7, , fl
sr•1 l!OUTS L•'l9"0ll S..•ri. 114,
Wlfl, A-. "' Stiel) fotonto 1•7 H(IUltl TllH 144 Motrts Of!trOlf l'J\
A\lf.S Oulwn!Jffrv. 11:e11•a1 C tv
C• ~II, 0a ll'ICI 71 Hf"M~I Dttro11
7' ltO•"'' Mln!WIOI•, 'h Pl vi-1111 N~ York, 24
PnlladtlZlllll, • tl,
Man~ •• Clll -R I Calf r, MOflf t " Pllillat.1l!Wllill f2, Cu•, ~ • ~'!laJ\9J, N~ Yorll M Crv1, Hous~
tS; Out"-"". CNuoo. b JO.vb, Cll'tC
11 t.t!TS Gwynn,~ D , 191, SlncftMtt
Chlcloeo 190, SlmuM, Pnli.de'lt>l\le, I .. , ~u1. HoU'lton, 164, ltalnn, Montreal, 161
~au:s Rem. MonJr..i, JJ
\.llmutl. PnUIOrillhlt • n, '4~ro CPI!·
c.90, JI; 1ta1. PUt\blK~, tt Htn4tl(ll., I l.«llJ. 21.
TltlPl.U ~· ClllCll90, 17, s.mu.i. A11!~ lt; Crua. liO\lllOll,
13, Ooran. Hou•ton, '1, GwvM, Sen 0'-0o,
10, ~. SILOUIS, 10
HOME ltUNS MurPfly, Atlante, )0
Sclltnldl, Piii~. ,,, Cey, ("'"'°· 2S. Car!•. Mofltrut.14. DurNrn. ~. 1l
Leonard. San Franchco, 21
STOLEN 8ASES Samuel, Pl'\Oedttt9NI
•1, ••~. Montreal. 63, W'"4ftl. s.n 0'"°, .0. ltedln, C~tl, .._ MWll.oi!,
New Vorll., 42
PITCHING (12 Cltel$loml 54.ildlffe, CIV-
C-Vo, 13· I, US; Harlon. St L.ouri. t 3, J ..
"-• ~ 12·6, JM. Dew1tY, "°"'' Ion, 1·4, 210, Soto. CfndMall, 1•·7, J SO Trout. CtllcltOo. lt-6 J a
STRIKEOUTS Goodtft, Ntw VO<ll., 224,
v~. o.Mn. 1M. ltvan HO\Alon,
llS. SOio. C111einnatl, 141, Cull°" Pflliao •
oh11'. 14J SA llES Sult.,, St &:outt, Jt, Smltll c11~ JO. Otosco, New Yotll, 2'.
Holland, P111i.delon11 2t, Cione~. San
o.~.tt
PENNANT RACES
Amerkan LM9Ue
WEST OIVISfOH
W L
71 ..
71 "
10 " • .,,,. .... G.met
Pct Ga
SOI
SOI SIM ,.,.
ANGELS 123) -H~ (131 Seol II. 12,
lJ Cleveland, 14, IS, 16 Chlcaoo, 17, II If. 20 Kans.' City, 21, 22, 23 TexH, Aw•v
( IOI Seot I, 9 Clloaoo. 24 (2) 2S, 26
K1ns.s Cllv. 27. 2t, 2t. 30 THH
KANSAS CITY (:22) -Homt ltl. S.01. t ,
, s.a111e; 21. 22. 23 o.1ctand; ,, m. "· 2'
Anoe!J, Awav (13). S.Ot 10, 11. 12 Minne·
SOii. 14, tS. 16 Suttle, 17, 11, If, 20 ·'' 21, ,,, JO 0.klancl
MINNESOTA (22) -Homt (12): I,
'Tua.s. 10. 11. 12 1(1nM$ City, 17, 11. 19,
20 Chlca90, 21. 22, 23 Cleveland; Aw1v C 101
s.PI. "· 1s. 16 Ton 24 ts. 16 Cl\iQoo, 27, 21. 2t, JO OnNnd.
EAST OfVISIOM 90 SI 63' -Detro.I
Toron10 10 60 S71 t .,
·-.,..~ DETROIT 1711-Home It) s.t>t 14, 15,
16 Toronto, 17, II It MllWIUkM, 21, 22, 23
,...... 'l'orll, AWIY (12) S.Ot •• t Toronto,
10, 11. 12 81llirno<1, 1•. 2S, 26 MllwaullM,
'11 21. 79 JO New Ye<k
TORONTO (22) -Homt C 13) -Seot I,
' 0e1r~1. 10. 11. 12 New Von; 17, It, It 8o1ton, io. 21. :n, 23 Mllweull.". Awn (ti
5el>t 14, IS. 16 Detr~t. 24, 2S, 26 Boston, 21.
29, 30 Milw1ukN.
N1flonal LH9W
EAST OIVlStON
W L Pct. Ga
Cnlc:aoo IS S6 603
New York 79 '2 5'0 6
lt.,,,..lftlfttG-
CHICAGO C2t) -Home (13) 5"1 tO, II •
Phllade!Ollia. 12, '13 Monlrnl, 14, IS. It.
New York, It, It. 20 PlllJbur911, 2', 2', 30
St Lout1, Awav (I) set>I I, t New York,
21 22. 23 SI Loub. 24, 1S. 26 Pllllbu(Oll
NEW YORK 121) -Homt 1121 S.01. t ,
9 ChlCailO, 10, t 1 St Loui$. tl, 1J Ptl·
tsbu<'l>ll. 11. 22. 23 MonlrHI, 1•, 2S, 26
Pni•adetOllil , Awav (ti· Saot 14, IS, 16
c 111c:aoo. 11. 11. It Pllila~Dll .. 21 it. JO
Montreal
WEST OIVIStON '° 62 ~ n10so11
" 72 09 10 ., Remalnlltt Gamet
SAN DIEGO (20) -Homt <ti S4ot t
Houlton, 11, t2 LO' AnQtlft, 19, 20 San •
Fral\CISC.O, 21, 22. 23 Allllnt• Away 1111
Seot 14, IS. 16 Ho1mon. 17, 11 Cloc1nna11, 24 11. 2S 26 Sin Fral'ICIKO, 21, 2' 30 Atlante
HOUSTON 120) -Home (Ill Stc>I 10
11 12 Atlante, 14. ts. 16 San o-. 11. II
Sin Franclico, It, 20 Loi AllMIU, 21, 22
23 Cinc:lMatl; Awev (7) Sept f San DitQo,
2• 2S, 26 Loi Angela, 21. 2t. lO Clrldnnatl
ATLANTA (21) -Home (10) Seot 14
IS. 16 San Francisco, 17, 11 Los Anvtlfl,
19 20 Cincinnati. 21, 2'. 30 San Dlffo,
1 Aw1v (11) S.01 I , 9 San Francisco, 10, 11,
t2 Houston; 21, 22. 23 San Oleo<>. 25. 26 27
Cincinnati.,
NFL
NATIONAL CONFERENCE
Atlanta
San Fral\C•SCO
llam1
~Orttans
Wn1
'# L T
I 0 0
1 0 0
0 I 0
0 1 0
Central
l"ct. PF
I 000 36
1 000 30
000 IJ
000 21
Cf\oeaoo
Gr_.a.v
Detro" Monnewt•
Tamc>a Bev
I 0 0 I 000 J4 A•
1 0 0 I 000 24. 7l
010 0001730
0 I 0 000 1J 47
OIO OOOUJ•
EHi
NY Giants ~ o0 o
0
I 000
000
~
Dallas ~ "' Pni11oe1pnie o 1 o 000 21
SI Louis 0 1 0 000 23
Wash•no•on O c O 000 17
AMERICAN CONFEltEN(:E
Denver
Kans.s Cllv
ltalden.
San Dlel>O
Sea11re
Wtst
0 0 1000 20
0 0 I 000 J7
0 0 1000 ,.
0 0 t 000 •2
I 0 0 I 000 )J
CtnfT'll
11
21
IA
13
00
P111iourot1
Cincinnati
Hou"on ~le'fttlrnc
1 I 0 SOO SO SA
0 I 0 000 11 20
0 I 0
1) I 0
000 IA 2A
000 00 l3
M•am1
.New Env••rld NV Jtll
Buff•tc>
EHi
I 0 0 1 000 JS
I 0 0 1000 71
llO S00 40
0 0 000 17
010000 14
Slltlda'l's Geme\
C evttatlel t i Alms
Ci reen 81v 11 llaldtrs Bulf110 11 SI Lo..11
11
17
)7
11
73
Danas ar New v~~ Ci•anrs Crian~ 2 e1 10 a m I
Denver .i Clltea90
Oe1ro1t 11 Atlan11
K1n"s C11y al C1nc1nnet
M•nnewt• tt Pniladt!Ptl'•
Ntw Enoland 11 M•1tT1i
T1mPe~Y 1t N Orle1n1 lnd•an1 • tton
Sen 0 1@90 I $Hlllt,
Mtnclav's Gamt
WHh•noton at 5an Fr•~•\CO (Cn•nntt I er 6 11m)
Hltfl s~ool
Hln•IMtue f'lllOAY'S SCO..U
Fountain 11111ev 17, Mater Del 1l
Oce1n V~w 11 Esl•nc•1 )
Ed·son •I. Wett'.._• • .
Nt""'POl'I H1tt>or 17, ~"'• Ana I
Boise Gr1not 1, Costa Meu •
Woodll't(lff J4 LIOu!la H ' • Wtslmtnlttr 3 LI Ovlnla 0
COf'OM •• Can"°" 10
El Modalll 11. LO.r• 7
Foot11 a n; Cac11,1uno Valfv "
V1•eroc11 n , Or•t'Ot •
Cerr '°' ~1 C'l'PftU 0
Los Alllm.101 1 LO\ .Atnlool 3
l<lllM ·10 MaoncilA) w .. 1.,n JS llltlMdv 1
sOl\ore fl Dane H 1
Troy 1' G••Pfl Grovt It
Ma'V'• • IS. 5-vann.t 0
TON~HT'S.OAMIS
MA• Ila •S E11:1er11111 at Vaienci.
LAO'~l\a 1 ... <rl 11 ·~ ,.., ..
San Cl~!tt "" S.n!laOO •I Guelen Grove
(Hllf _,...,. vs l!t Toro ., "'°" v IO
t l
II • P1r• -n P.K1llc• 11 aofSI G>r1""9
All Olmtt I t '1/Jf t nor
LR Ala~
F IOAV-S 11su1.:n rn• ti M ....... lll9mnJ ,,..,_,
'llUT ltACS, °'1f m le Ht•
(OUIH•U ltov1 (VINM'I) 7'0 UO 260
HI " Snow lUntol\) 00 160 MlH GM J1y (F, $htfrt11) UO
Ai.o rec.o ~. ~Olld Covntr.,,
Sc PUie, Arlr.IOW ltose. M41rvelou• HOPM,
~ Bancltl
Time 1 9 JI s._
al •XACTA (4 l l 11a'd MSOO
SCCOND ltACC. °'1e mite Nte.
Jncn100 !Par11erl l 90 UO IAO
Fotfller 1v111anc11no111m> • • oo '10
Trtellll ~l\ar~r IK~I UO
Alto reced: ChArmlnt C.tnl, EtocMlnt
ltov S, Monl•eY kn'9hl, s.orts P.ttace.
M"ter G, ~ EallCICflllclft Time 1 St l/S. ~ IXAC'tA <S•I) Hkf '21'0
TIOAO AACC. Olla mlle H<• • Va!lelle HlllOllet' (Anonnl fto ,..,
l(apirl llal•ll') 3 00 ""°°'" C.lnoef c" WOlft') AIMI raceo ArrnOl'o COOllle.
•ecMllO T 11M I .51 l 15.
IJ llXACTA la•ll Mid t l050
l"OUllTH AACI. OM mlla peu
italndltlctl 1cr""9ftr 7 to ~ n• 'lwo llrit. IK\leOI«) 710 .uo
Tempo '"" Ciilo (F. "-r~) 3 00 AAo rtQtd Flt'tl Mate, M!nNN"-
F ... , JiUI 1' F .... , Soedel Peltt"
Tin't 1 S9 Jl j
""" AAC•. OM mlla oace Tiit Re Cler (PlanoJ 420 3 00 260
&rent •• II' (kuebllrl S 20 3'0 Scott Ml Boy IF. Shefrtnl 5.00 "''° raced Hal'ICIO....,-, Gem. Rot>b14, TrOlloo, TalOel eov. Home Cllanc., R
Cur111
Tll'M l:St
U •XACTA Ct-1) o•id 13330
S4XTH •AC•. OM m 111«
Roval lt•m1>•ff (Parkllt'I UO uo l . .O
Wvnna Nandfna CROMfl) 2020 10.40
1teoen1 Mlle (Oftomer) •to
Also !'Keel' May Wind, Final Calf,
Caramel Candv. Traci Min. SlnliMI OOM, Jill
eaker
Time IS7 315. IJ ax.ACTA (1·4) Hid SlOUO.
SEVENTH AACI!. One mile Nee~
Sure Sdlallil (8allerl t).00 uo 3 40
TrMWf'ft E6ot (Anderson) 4./IO 3.00
Or111Hrk 8rldllel (Keeton) UO
Aho r.eN AUfll Gealy, Oral'Oark
!Uossorn. Wint~ Siar, Charmed Quark. No s.11stec11on. Cooawlnnl
Time 2 OD ti 5. U EXACTA (l-1) Noel "2,40
l!IGHTH AACI!. One mile pea,
w~ (McCarty> uo 410 390
Sto19n Momeints !Pat11•l 3.40 3 40
T.,-porf Marianne (Dftotnlr) 7.acl
Alto nlCAICI Triu Lui, Harvey•, $111111',
W.. *'°'*' ()111, WiAow AdOur, 8at'O·
l'ftS Owls. Double Bir.tie.
Time 1514/S
U aXACTA 13·1) Plid ~ 60
NINTH AACE. One mile Pace
TMOl'e HaMYet' (Vldnhm) 3.IO )00 UO
K•Nua Prlnceu (Rosan) S.60 4.00
Prlnctu LMI (Delomer) :uo
Alie> rlClld. RllOdli Loo.ti, Oreo Byrd,
Hy Dee
Time· U6 l/S.
U •XACTA !S-11 Plld '3690.
'2 PICK SIX <•+ l-l+S> Hid '3M6 to wltll 24 wlnnlnv tickets C'lx hon.et). '2 Plcll
Six COllSOlallOn oald S'2.40 with U3 WIMlno
tkllell (five /IO<MS)
TllNTH ltACI!. One m1i. 1>1ce
Caloef'lle (Anderson) S.20 4 00 2 IO
Ouleslvht Sllvstar (Lackey> 21.40 S.20
GtometriC (Plano) 2 60
AISo raced· Fi."'v Frank, Han!\1'11
EXPl'4"S, Sll<ti. Swlk, Haoov Hunttno, ArtdV.
Wln1ton
Time I.st I ' U EXACT A !'·SI 1>114 t 16' 90
AltttnGanct I , 14
Del Mar
f'ltlOAY'S •ESUL TS
CJtwl ef U -av .....-WINMM "'"""91
F•ST ltACE. 6 futlono'-Tnuml>llant Bann« (Uy) t 1.20 '00 3 IO
Mr Harbor LIOtitJ (P900Che) . ts~ 7 00
Wll'IOdon (Metal 2 to
Also raced L~t 81uebefrv, NuclHr
Attack, Deily Exat~•zt, Barolnv AllUd,
F1trna< LM. N1v1oancSo, COIXI AGt. Wt'rt
tmc>renac:I. Bio 8a<I Wind
Tlme t.17
SECOND llAC•. 6 fur'°"". PrH1nt 1 Tout (McCrn) 1120 440 •OO
FrM World (Plncay) 3.00 UO
Gallant Mick (Merel 10 60 Alsa reced Luekv n Grff!I, Dinner al
Maxim'$, EU Noall B., Prince of Llollt,
Studious One, Lord Ben, lllllllffllc Gtorv. Oublln Lace, Rule With Pride.
Time 111 2/S u DAILY ooueLa (12-21 pafd '61.40
THIRD •ACE. 6'"2 furlono1.
Awesome Promlta (Fox) 79 20 :n.20 7 60
Betty Monev I Lozon I 9 40 4.40
Circular !McC1rron) 2.60
Also reced Pride of Rowwooo, Avil•l.O
L•dY, Raia 8•1111 Babv, Sally Cllase
Time 117
55 IEXACTA (S.-7) Plod ms.so
FOURTH •ACE. One mile.
Ac>rll TlluncW (Lo rove> • 40 4 20 3 20 Crtatlvt Pursuit !McCarron) 4 60 3.60
D1nno Douoellt (Ottpclllo) 7 40
Alie> raced Suc>eroo, Slt'b<an Prlnau,
Twll•. Sur! BWVIY. Voodoo Prrncns. Tacky
But True Miami Jov
Time I •I 2 s
FIFTH ltACE. One mile on turf'.' WISh lllldl M1Uion (Vlru) 900 S.20 3'0
In • Me1'99' (Shoemaker I 1' IO 7.,
Appthtt CToro) 4 ..
Also raced Certain Tr .. 1, lotllar, ThrH
FOf Two. Tta Tattllf TH Larll. Crime
Fr", Grafton SlrMI
Time IJ7 l /S. •
lS EXACTA 11-31 Hid 1397.00·
SIXTH ltACE. 6 furtongJ
DH CirlmDall IMcCerron) 3 20 3 IO 3.00 DH·S.i.lar I Lamance) 540 UO 4 40
Simi Dancer (Toro) S to
OH-Ond,,.al tor hrSI. Also rec;ed Buslneu School, Bloomlno
Tvr11n1, let Chaser. Wolf Kevi. Teti'• Bov, Candy Tlmft
Time I 10 llS
SEVENTH ltACE. OM mii. on turf.
COlue CMcCerron) t .40 3 IO J to
Am•0011 !Shoemaker I 7 00 • .0
To111 Woman 11/atenzuela) S 20
Alie> ra<.ed Foggy Moon, Beat Ille
Drum 9uHlon 8• ma, Dffl' Maroo1
Time-1·37 ?I r
SS EXACTA 12 IJ pela at19 SO.
Sl "ICIC SIX 12·S·2·1-1/1·2l Nd
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OSTERVILLE. Mass (AP) -Joe
Cronin, who went from the streets of
San Francisco. to all-star player. to
the Baseball HaJJ. of Fame and
eventually to the prcsidenq of the
Amencan League died at has ho me
here Friday. He was 77. • •
Cronin. the first fonmr maJOt
leacuc player to take over as head of
the Ame;ican League. had bttn
hospitalized at Massachusetts Gen-
eraJ Hospital until Aug. 16. At the
request of his family. no dcuu.Js of his
illness were released.
One of his last public appearances
was at his beloved fenway Park on
the night of May 29. when the Boston
Red Sox retired his old No. 4 and· No.
9 wom by the great Ted Williams.
They are the first uniform numbers
ever retired by the Red Sox. '
Cronin, in a wheelchair, looked on
at the pregame ceremony from a
rooftop luxury box overlooking thud
base. while on the field, Williams
waved at his former teammate and
manager and spoke for both.
"Joe C ronm was a great player, a
great managrr, a wonderful father:·
W1lhams told the crowd. "No one
respects you more than I do, Joe. l
lo,·e you Jn my book.. you're a great
man.''
Cronin ong.inally failed to make
the Pittsburgh Pa rates of the National
League. but bounced backed to star
with the old Was.hington Senators
and Red Sox of the Amencan League .
He was elected to the Hall of Fame in
1956. after _a car:cc.c. in which he
collected 2.-285 hits and had a
hfet1me average of .302.
Hts best year was 1930 when he hit
.346 with the Senators. drove in 126
runs and was voted the league's most
valuable player. His best year for
homerunswasm J940whenhehit24
for the Red Sox.
The JUt-jawed son of Insh immi-
grants move<! up to the front office of
the Red Sox under longt1me owner
Thomas A. Yawkey after lhe 1947
season, and was later made a member
of bueball's executive council, suc-
cced1.11g Yawkcy.
In January 1959. attheage of 52. he
was elected league president by the
club owners mcettng in Chicago. then
the league headquarters.
"I dpn't know what WllJ happtn,
but I'm staying 1n Boston." Cronin
told reporters before leaving for the
ChicaJO meclMig. ''I'll Optrate the
Amencan League headquarters in
Boston or not at all. This is my home,
and has been for too many years to
'leave now" •
Surprising
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Sovie-ts vie
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aral dlnl::t. room and ~.r= ~ltlon =· DINING room tabla ng carda by K9m, r•tall REWARDMS.2141 '6\Chlntaecr.t.,lalaklUa, neacled ~~ 1Meaatntei't0t = A-m ..,, ____ ,_. =taSoUd=:= ~:: am . :;~~~1~11:':~·~: :~:n,~~fC::J:i1~!.'~LOST-R-.ard,Callcofam, ~=-~1'9nefftl. CllUIUID.P m.•111-n = ~Mlgn -:_alclfil=ln • 9no ...... -20• s hnlth black and whit near new fl wwr ~x. diClawect 8/21 Tho · no up•r. n••d•d. 'Ml·111l ·' MUlt b9 -,.. l"l!l;lltl*lt~MUM ..., tat* and 4 cti.Jra ........ _... . boY• tin.-• blnocul"''I, F.....,:.. ..... Vic. Univ. Park, I : mpeono eo'lot• ~10n51' Inc., Full/part tlma 873--4840 .,.=-.......... ·. & i:.=:-.= ...... ,.;. _ b9moctoi•1dMC1•• ... 15(1. Old porcelain top grayblk•S30.Cardout* only UMd a few WMka, -,.,.,...., .,.., P.O. ..,. General office $4.ou tw _.,.. ._.,, -"""'"""" ...., ami11111ia1w
kltc:Mn t.bi. 120. Set of bik• rad< 17. Car top No-Ilk• new sso. TV stand, NeW weat.,n nat tit• e~: 78M6'3t85M075 da ~&..ct,, ea 92MO . •ma PUlll w1• ttatn Al>PIY lri • Hr• f~· MldlM 13.35 ~o:-,::,,; -
4 ladder bade chalra, gage rack &6. Deep treed ~ 'YP9 14"x28" c:oat 175 Mii •25· 23 REWARD lost em can ronqulpmentr41t\tal store. person Moure Mon-Fri t>thr • ptu 1 mlleag•. ,..,._ & ~ .,.._,
good rama..-ttS39. Art Dat9Yn black 155-13 ti,.. on wMM 2~·· high 137. conaoi. black and white frnl cat 9/5 Vic Bal P.nn ITILfTil ILll Typing & other ore. attlla, 9wnto4pm. AR fQ"Jay, 841"""8 • . to:~~
Q.co Mt of tabi. and 4 112. WltlOft 11·5 g01f Old milk cen. larn, QOOd ~= ::r:: • .!4~ ,,_. t.ny. Bactc i.ga Allport .,PIT ... 75F2r-Oon!_~ Sat. r9q. Unet9d Rent All, JO)'Oe, Kathy, OM)'*· · •HLI · . · <>ecic.,(..,l'.D ._ · ~ $50 Variety of an,. wood• $10 ror all. lh8P9114.144-878. Meh, .._ In quantity. crlppt.s. 973 ... 5740 pereon ~ &45--0780 2332 w. Co . +fW)\ "*YIY'i "*a.on_,,. 20230,flboanlx.i\ltr.
tlque and Wllagtt cnara 545-3831. DINING t9bte 125. Dlnfng l<Odal 10MCOndwa PerMll&b 3011 AnDIAIT ~~ needed tor Newport BMch • . WOfMn; 90fl 174Ct...W. M031e::-~
and rOCktra •&·~~ BOHSEI blad( and wNt• chairs $50:842--4588 mod4tl EK8 wtth caM and EllllTl/lllELI Prtvate County Club aeall1 1211 CMttmae t>outJque, Ganer al OtflH Ea •xperlenc:.. pos "9 I . . ~~ ~=:c:.r.10: TVS35 24"glr1'aCNlw DOUBLE bed $50. Love· ftaiah,co.U115 .... S35. i.cs1M ~room at· raaervenow 650-4273 parlenced Wiit ttaih b ~'lor,Phoeo_,,.. IEC~PJlONIST ~~· ~ swtwl offtoe ohelr 125. BoY"~. crulaaf 145 ... t '20. Evtn1ng1 c:.a Salf prop•lled lawn-OUtcall OHl Y 83Mttt tandant, 3 dl!Y9 p/Wtl, • TELEPHONE SURVEY mini cornput9r • .._ ~ bttons and ._. --._ Pit 8all&ln a-6~.
115. Variety of wooci.t\ !::!ht•21 TVbladt and 64$-9907. , mOMtl60.&41-790t. Peneul mua~ak engllth. S600lht. PIT 9Y91, no In t<M!~ bV touch. HP' -8-Y 11-• ~ HRM!fa..:ttDM:.f
--· 114450. WahJt 4 rack N ~star~~ DUAL 1214 tumteble $25 TUPPERWARE 2k·l5. lenica . JOH &44· eat 221.. cold c:.11 HB HJ..7457 C•nt•r CPA IJrm. = =::'~ +\~ R~CEPTtONlST/:Jypla1
drawart..,_deal(.21 115. PhoM 54a..242t BSA twntable 115, JVC Ornate glaleea 50$45. euto DATA REJIEARCHERI f544.t15e &x10 at co.t of 's;ni1 W ·~ .~_....
39 lnc:tl •up CoOte Pie> •fl• 11am turntable I 10 RCA color Tat>aa lampa 125 and '50. 4IT llAll Yartfler FIT & PIT in. IEIEIAL..,. dealr.cl Call bnn; ' '11*111 ·a ...... flll#lj • · :::.V~""t1l~~ BRITISH, ~enedlan and ~.135. ~arion auto r::rn:~ :::.-; *HIEIYIL .,. lmm9d opanln~. must ¥Olvea phone wtc & Com-~ V'8tO .. Good •• ~ CcAot • U50-~ •
lent 14 lndl round a.th US. Junior HI and HI cuaett• ~ ~~·~ nHtlng tablH 120. ll•WPllTIUOI t\avevallddtMrllanae l:!:.,tryforREotnca. pnon• pr~. K· •fllM • ft1m
Tilornu •al dOCk $12. bOOlc•. not oeneorad In J4inaon apeak.,1 $35 Round pW!t tabl9 $20 M aua g • and Ac. ~ ~'-::;~ eon.~~~ S*· c:urat• typltt. Hra a..6. N . -1 w.,.,. a t'MJt n•w ...,-. SeYeral wooden WI, THU, from rtnlahlng Gruncfig 11.,90 ._,. r• S.. chalM ~ $30, cu~. Open 7daya dependable ,,...._ c:8I _ p /hr. Call Ktthy, Motor Aouteaewmilabl9• ~lot a~
llnale and double 11&. Khoo! In CaNd .. Pr• cordor $15. Audio mlur Hanel painted duck 125 10tim-12am. 493 N. Old 131-8900 DECORATE INTERIORS fS43.5eeO ~ e.cti.. wtK1 '*t typt 90 ....,.,
$60. Sold oek d'llld'a med boob 13-115. 20" 115. Aak for Stan. Pair~ bird• 120 Set Newport Bl. Aoceia E. Color/dHlgn. PIT.• to Gym lnltructor~ ' . 'lear?'WQrClprCia~ a: 4::1 ' ~ cttb 111. Tw. Var •PMd r~n $10. 650-SM<tO. of 4 13·w•125. s.. at Froimag. Rd at 15th St. UTI •llAlll atatt. Wiii train. n&-5447 outgoing tam needed tor M"9t be 11 rra old, ·•• • ..., .,._.. 211 •
ty'a 4 drawer chest of Smith-Corona Coron.t F 334 East Harwood, Santa South 2 t>lodtt. Loottlng for •apenencad OECORA TIHQ SALES CM Gym apar pref d bU1 d~dabte tranlPof· pr~. 'frtend'1.
drawan 125. LMge vat· &,,,... 12 por1abla alao-!~bu; killer $10. Ana Calll35-2224. U14)54a..72oe Ch•vrol•t M.chanlca. Neec:ltlalrtorcolor -treln.645-4110 ' tatloft.~halpfuJ "*"*· It ....., ... i.ty of antique wooden trk: typewriter with Cot· ..._. ei.ctrlc vacuum >Ont pay befto-• __.. but not NC J a y. bm ..,_, ,__ IO: l~
trunb end c:r.ta 11&. on•m•tlc cartrldg•, and aac S20. &41-1"5. ~~ ~·'':an~~: I , aflU CHl~RSON ~=' car. Rex~:: hantyt st $45CMOO per month. Cell artoM. ai....._wa, U702
$50. St.-mtr trunk .Cth chenQMbl• tyJ)9 n.w FIREWOOD fOf cemplng 548· 1591 · allattlll INC Atk for KrauN · NB hell aak>n hall~ 10etft to 4Pfn. • 1io1C1M1 at.r. No: hen&
drawera 125 Wooct.n S50. Royal ~2. and bMch and horn. • · ltr Salt 401Z 873-0900 ' IEU POlll/P-Tlln tor qu~•:1 cutt•r. 142-aal . Celr 12714. NO~
carpent .. tool boX 15· wlcM carriage. pof1abla t.aro-box $3. 780-0220. TWO laro-wor1c benchee IRVtNE 8EXOW SUPPLY Hra: 1oam to 3pm Houte-2 e CAU8 fllUA8L
Box• of Mann. gar, oara tllectrtc typewriter, near S 10. 54W020. R t U/Wh 1 al•· 1 llTl llOllllO wlv.lstudanta tSS. 1330 IOI TUlmll ... ,.... · I I I I• and llM 254·110. 10 Inch MW $50. Complet• atu,. GAS ltove, good con-WEEK. END :. • ._ • 8a..-..,..,..!> ",...,_~ a IO Looking tor ~ Tea,. ERS :Z:, ~,_"'IT PIT.-. -· I · .• Jepanaee fteh float rop9 d•nt'• catJlgraphy Mt dltlon 150 caah. 10· sieraoa _,.: man-" .. • -etc. P~Audl ~le. llUYllT lllYD ~H A._ .__,""' '" _.. ... ~ ~ --. OOod
net COVtf' • 1&. Eight with lnttruc:fton booka lpeed Schwinn blk• 126 a.di, pool tabte, etectnc Wallace and Aa9oclel• xlnt pay, medQI l ben-for auto parta It Muat FIT & PIT ECE Unl1a & exp. 24 yra or older. a.neut, p~ Pf~. ~. •
stained and V81nlahed •20. 7 bladt and whit• c:aah. 541 ISllN. mower. dlnln\ Ht, 131·8S85 eftta. CHICK IVERSON, l'lsYe valid CeMt':'~ &. gd req. "'-6c>lhr. 957...soet Mlrd ~and OE-. ~~MrsM.11.
wood anuttara 12"x71" plcWr9 tut. from 7'': HARLEQUIN Romane.a ~d ::r:· ~~· ladatu Orr. 4114 INC. Atk for Mr. t<rw, driving record. Apply 8t Help want.ct lrnmedlaMly. ~OABt.E. 1• · :::~;eoC•}I K•t."Y· ~=tr~r':'" XMTtW::ivkwto 1Q~ o.. 1500 recant and eo.taMeea.842-8205 ' ULIUPmlllU 873-0900 Hub Auto~· 2120 Home ~wvtce SC •l'IAllllT...a·. . ~ · 1 • k~· ~~ta" ~ u ... _ tubae. older •dltlona ISO. TE • .... Babysitter for boy 1,~ rJ. Harbor ~Iv , C.M. OWn trw 1 CerUflc:atlon tr91n1ng & •1 I I l/tfim; vlnt.lrun •. ..... ......wett.-_ dryer,uoet-145-713e. WHI cheSt .12. Blown ..... -IPLllmlltlT old a..1·30PM Mon-64'6-24&4C.. •nm ~ ttlM ~ ....... forl--... ,,.._··T'-and lampe 5 843 len1condition110 Pro-drawere W!tb wtlita china Hi..h .-...-• · · · · ~ ~tPM-7AM lot ---.....,. ,_ Watt 15th Street,·...._ r...ionai portabi. Caatrot JOHNSON bua C.8 $25. knobs $30 New pa1eMy -v &:!; J::2;;r-· Costa Mela. 142·2238 mlllTUlDI Apply Jdy Aogar, 400 So. ~ .. & OGlllQe !SO 'Wiii". ............
port Baect\ (oft Placentia tru•·tO·llOht mak ... up Bat• leatMra 125 New quln9d nw1n tPrMd 110. BABYSITTER WANTED Fridays and Satur~ " . co.1st Hwy, Uiguna 8d\ students ...... v.a. Cel b" lllPP'Jft. ~1-1'010
Avenue). 548-0135. Bat· mirror $20. Automellc 8rlgga & Sttatton 7hp Ironing b9vd 12. Sewing PARTNER want.ct to co-Dependabl• penon to Supemwtiet,a; YOlll.,.. llll• I.... Conv ..0.. M1 c..ar lllrl/ 11 g;m · urday only after hm steam vaportnr, ,..., '50.-T.i.ctyne arMrg-box $1. Newport a..cn. vanU.h suocaasM new pick up anc1 <*•for 'I S5tv.Cell213452-5a55 T ~--·st CM.Ml IN& Aeal&emaw -eo· ptwa. newl15.64&-9015, .-icy rit• 125. 8'0 Oak K-.pcalllng.644-03118. pWIOMicar•productfor childranalt.achool.Hunt. wnmv'• Hol_._.111111g, ' . 5
StrHt, Co1ra MHa. natM>nel distribution & Beactl Mon ttwu Frtday Ol9hwahar~no 8'CP M-F •now h!rir19. ~ ~ LEARN Computer and Pro t •••I on• I • t • APARTMENT f9"1gere1or CANISTER vacuum $20 842-0969 Aaa-·--b .,_. ..,.._ 78()-1111 Uta houMWOf1t M st 10·3, 14./tlr N.H.A.M own trwwp, tC*lk ~ wn. Offtoe .,.,_ PiclM titvdel91Pp1aaWM r•
$50. Meroadel trunk lld Baby""*" &6. Scmrinn . ·--·-· .... . u 758--1122 Apply 9'-10~ Siatl ... phW ~7t type So.s,t. S.0-5150 --. ....... wnad $50. Oun. EklQOY parts, blk• girt'• $45. Sc:hwtM KING .. mattr... and SP1RituXL READINGS UAL m&ll lfflCI lcM chlldf9ft 536-2623 • • OU6ea. --.,...,, -~
and tlr• 125450. 1110 20" boy'• b•k• Ste. boll aprlnga S2 5 . AcMoa In A• Mitt.a & Old •ta.blahed e.i• Babyaitter want9d, my lllYEI H°"9e ~ ~ day per ......... g ; h•lptui. Call Diana
F9daral ·A...,,.,,., Costa 148-152$. • T80-384t. Cou,_.lnQ :1115 So El office guar.meed 1ncom9 l'IOIM NB 7 mo tw\na. 3 days p,_, Mon, W.cf & ftek on r9gUlar b-. Ffonl oftlce, ...,-d. 8lt M0-1111 MeU.~272. CHAINSAW I" Homelit• LARGE Slcl boota S3S. Cem!noRM.Senelenl. fiompiopertymngtMO¥· 7~pm.~Fachoofyr, Fri 3 Hcs .P-Jd-.y 8~742_ ..-,Y.&.wa-., ~•N! ii .. C..
BEDS, doub6e ISO. TWln -.ctt1c, MVar UMd $40. Ro11w lkat• S15. Rock llc'd. 492-72" Ing out of.,.. must ..a. 1125/Wk. A.re 873-7954 &40-6392 · llll'IHNJ portBaec:ll GS-2090 Al IM._..)llGU,...
135. He9dbo8rd• I 10-W.,,.,..ty cerd. Mornings racotdt St. Man'• and •Sp111tual Psychic, NJ,. e 18-784-9548 .--.. •h• 4pm. DFUVER-dall"'8fy & p/u, TV 20 HM•tl .... "'l50-3MI PART TIME~ hour9. lltllllafty Nalwof* ..., ....
S25. Book• 2S.-11 Ola. be for• 9 · 3 O am . wom.n't clotM9 1145 vttof & Card RMcter• ••rtiHtl IPl/llU.D1Wll inst.._ FIT. (pd dr'MnQ Gen o1c typing ~ •tlft-
tMla 10.45. $tampe U.S. 875-3153. Slld9 fUe box $4. Boolta Pest, Pf9Mr\t & Mure. f , r.. 1 ,.... Full cnaro-bookkMPer recofdllloance 546-1080 llTEW PUil Ulf Sew COn~ 42·1'23_ a -•-.
or Auetralla 100111.00 CLEANED cloMt. Excel-=.:5~d~~ 87S.2495or831·81MM •• 4v .. rortawflrmlnHuntlrlgt(l(t Drlor nuded for Energetic, rHPO.,tlbl•. NITtm ~ ~ '::.': ~:':J;~ ~ ltnt condition m•n' 1 My.,,,. 752.7113, Lest f taa• i,j DffLil Beach, wflh cohctton .-. klndqart.n atud«lt to =·:~~,~~ Rex hour-.""*' actv.nc:. un.: ~ In ~ . · · ctothea. TrouMr9 42, ... le Iii. pert.ncle. Accounta PllY· and from IChoot Pick up & r..sd .. tlal acct.I fof mwtt avdable IN 3llO Mon-Thur I~ 12 Noon. -~lie thlrta l&M tome M TTAESSES. 4 alngle ' able, J)4Yroll, accqunt.a W•t NftPOrt for 8am eo.t Meaa Co Aalleble . YHEHEWPORTER. t t01
BICYCLE 120. Four fofdlno we1tem ti..'. )ac*eta so.-110 each. Baby car tNt FOUND ADS SpecTO: ... ~ ~t~ 2~ recalvabl• comput•r arrlyiJ at Mac:Artflur and trwa 1.,..d Ml.__ pd ParMlme 119.ht. ttook· Jamboree Rd, N.L
chain '25. Ulmpe u: ... a..dlea ,,.,,, IUl11 $5. Saturday Mtween ·---Input, min. typlng1& 10 ..,JoequlnCdm. "-tum -• -· . aeping at Ft v..., ofloet.;;;...-""".;;..;;.--.;~-..,,;...~ Chalr1$5.BookcaeeS15. bl~ ....... ,,2 "", , ...... ,· 10-2. 13272 W~th Robt.Sattler NH/CM k~ exper Call Chneta, 3pm $45-1882 ExP« ~. 831--4815, llberaJ~ta-G>2l ~ TV atanda •.a Rlldloa S6 .,.._ " _,. .,...., RE Broker 8d Realtora u .,.,, . . laev• 1n99 anytime ... ..... . 108.,f~B. hOUMCoatt StrHt. WHtm nat•r •RE fRE£ &42-2171 545-0811 .... -1 . ORIVER/Proc.a SeMoe. p•--g,,~is~a!:"rr~ alne 12, puraM·$145. 213-430--402.3. ft BOAT DETAILER P/T Hrs Start lmmed Hours flex. AllT•I sruoem'~ Needadlot.....,.cwtar*d
$1. "Bunkie" board as. a... 9d~ mad\m. MOTOR cro.. btcycl•. CaO.· 1111 Wut• SIM t1eJC1bi. Kana Boat c.n1. Southwest Attorney SYC. RESIDEHTIAL CLEANING •7 50 to...,.. 2l lmmd-!~ar1an ...... "e. ... 1~8!!!· 110 n-.. ..w.. boc*a s~ .. ·t1on•"" Call -.... o .. ..Au•""-""'"" ...... """'781v W-" ...... FoNman!Sal + • . . "t't"'T ~ .... -. P1ctur• as. Stack tabtee · ...._ ...... -...,..... ....... * lllllT"-* .... ._ .... , .....,...,_ -mag. ...=.::"'to •1500, ...... M1n at•°'*-.. M\Alll b9 11 eo.c.a ..._, 546-nll u suttc.. as Mege.. 1tM9 * each. An se. 5715 U2 1171 -· ........... • ........ . pU c.u.n p.....:.;....
11 · ** $4 TV $5. Dolle SS. Sultc.ae. bath · • 1mm9dlat• opening In IUT... DTRIRV:RS-Ccai"1,05811ccorUN-•q aJCpr1yr,tMnt~ · c.IM~ AESTAURAHT~ili&ift,.
na r • · ecal• drapea patio SOAP Box Derby racera IM,,..,.. Wllltrak'llndl· Hou.sewtv., retlreea, atu-• · r-a Cleancutlbondabae H·--....... ••--tP°'albla~b~ Paperback• 3U. cha•~ ltema 125 Meh. 20" Schwinn vldual with good c::lettcal danta,FfTPITtemphelp: MacGr99orYadlta.1tl31 NptBd1142-el24 .... -....-c:ook/COl.dW7Sl-4515 crutctiee ss. ~ sa. 25445. 11e Cecet Pi.ca Scrambler. ye11ow m41g1 11t111a: typing eo wi>f'n c:ath....... tiet takwt. ,,_.,,118• eo.ta .,.... N~tttand ll5. Phone oft Ora no• 10-5. S30 1' artlflclal pin. FOUND: Mala "*19/wht varied rnpon.ibnui.a'. parking attend. Etc. •IYEI TUE Uml.AllWll PART-TIME. Vartad houn ...-nnt 87 254e•t1•9.00. 842-5872. Chrtattnutr•S25 Lov. ~-..Shapi:i:&•'T.~ Good benefits. Salary Applylnplrl0f1.M-Ft. opportunity tor adl _ 3-7PMwtldye.484-1078 to lnc:ludt Mf'Y A.M. Me N Eda• •10 E.171h
BIC't'CLES,man'ecoutat CLUB chair• 120·150. _.llonS50.al er.,0 ,r:i1°!~~ err '~ open.281-e222 tween 2.00 + 5·30 pm m.nt Muat be~ Laguna bNch Gellary ......,.._.twfe• CM 19 ~ ...,._
brM• c:rutw. hu eMc-Lampe 110425 Ptclur• • 17eo Monrovt. St• C-2 ~ grad 11 gd nHdl UIUp•raon ~ ¥INde ..... ClltlOM -IT dlt' amp. tr1c 1gt1t $45. ~ 11.15() ClothinQ 11410. f.4.4-4147. FOUND yng'inaM pltbult • ICllllllPAYUU CM For Information cell drtvlng rcOrd~M&t 'ap-Salary bwd on com: truck, van, atatlon AeJdbte hra, Contac1
$45.•1...,._, 139. All u-Whit• alephante 1°'45 SOFA 125. Hld9-a·b9d blk w/wht on c:haet or BUIY daak In 5 plrlOf1 b9tw9an 2.00 + 5.30pm pear., must new curr.m mlaalon only. 10% co 25% wagon) to .-t ,,... Jaat Brown alW &pm
cehntlooel,rto.,.._.Ex· 5051AJcomLane,~ $45. Arm chair 121. tr .. togdhrMl39-0839 .aoctg dept. Must have ~altcfOfOebt OMVpnntout. AlJ!PlYat: 714-487-'727 paper...., In !MN lllll9
tra 9"-1131 833-0481. M•c:ftalr-S27.8'round .xper.,r•&tiewMnato bOOlckMP'ng Frweway Stor... 2)'<Wr --. .._ I»....,_ perMimedlW&._INfta
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FITpermpoa.avatttotNt compul« up ... plUI S1250 hr wlll train •••p.,.H•lll Serve HP•r. pr•f. 491·10:S111irkflof Pator lndMdual who anJo~ 844-9190 U.. 850-0302 ..v 11111111 142-1403 John 11--4
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nat OM! franchiM ator• ~ti M-F $4/hr-up
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over 18 )l'Mrt Old, ha"' doeef" 1 Oualtty ~ d•~Oebla car. Wiii "'aneg4MMnt pot.ntlel train.~ '*Pful. Call Hank at 751-2401
Earn 400·500 SS ~ Carpentart helper for cw-
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.•. REST.MlMNTS."" . . IOITEPIUll . larti•t••·~ with •.II· .,~a-a-.y;mcmn .... ,.... toll GOLF CLUBS left hand9d •• Ulll Camp;'°lh;a;, 11m tm Hll · ftlTIWFUTS for'soft water co'ln San pallenoend_tomakalOft ~""~'•" . TYPEllTTEI Photo 1 nriabequipmant fullM1$85.53&-1NO TWNDSL,loht9,75gan tormlnttructt .. $495.Buy Honda 450 )Uat out Of
·'· Juan a.po lfN 'Truck sculpture dotlf ~_.213 1mm.ci1ate opening for••· 1u• m£11Anlf or b\lalnHI ·lrvlne Mov1ng, badl, tbla, delka, AIP, r9CQnd In/out, • feet°')' dlrKt & aave. .ltOtllge $400 e73-ee22 • fa now ~ ~~or,a . dr1vtng .. ,ipar ~. · '-· . ,: , penenc.d lndlvldual In ~ . 281-5211 Ind antique Oak 8 pc din-anxloua, $55K. 648-9452 Cloeed F-SU ttea .... . ' 1:'..:!; ~.J.t:.r:; u wtlll ,..d gOOd dr!Vlng , = 1 .. 1 ~plush corpor-experienced In ditplay ad, Ing room Mt. "3-&534 34' La Paz, ijale, dll. ••'-In/ ;M
: ... _,., ·~ ~record p vac,. !11•, ~e. . nm -••• ottlce M ust,,. .... Pf'O-merk-up. puta-up ,,.. t• ,.. IOU Mutt Sell-GH Water $49K. ff0..7487 Baer .::::!~n 1111 ": . ..!~, 2~· ~ .. ~25ul~ , ~ applla"!ta ~93-45a5 . ...:.:_ ' Cotonadel Mar real•t.ae faulonaj appaeranc9 & and/or canwa lklila a . .-..1 MAKE OFFER ..-.... ..__.., "' r-.. -... ,. ·CA!' ~04~~ •. Salea 11\ Coemetles Full or t1rrn.•eat•bhftlac:I In 'I~ attttUde. Top typing & definite pklsl Cute orphaned putc(I) Heater, new,~__. Gl.ASPAR 17• on ·• 171 HONDA CB i!8 U!O 17c ml(714)9&3-3427 PP
" ! P411 time. Wtn train A.tll 1 .. kl ;, . aherp t1ka lhonhand lkllla required. H o u r 1 a p p r o x • to gd home. 5 1 old. MS 432• 1441 140h 4 cyt rJi.ottiwy ang firm 873-0420 Frank •77 Toyota 8unradat •
· ... :-r.taur~.~~ · :" . torDarce'650-8311-· chargt1 MCt9'.tWY' ~ob 11 .Ex<*lant.1alery;Sendre-2PM-10:30PM, Mon·Frl. te0-7285 Nwpt Beach Tennis Club p, 447 .11 P~t-mlnt cond MlnlMotorHoma(539TJE) ti~---"le IWS._.1111 lnteteatlng, Cftal~lng • .MJm&to•Part0nal, SalalY to atart: S9-St0 Engllgh Sheepdog, 3 yr1 tammembarlhlp.$400+ 5eSml.S3IS 54M280 ' PRICER!.DUCEOtoW ' lntMr.t It ~In-· · l""Pl<M' • mulll ·faceted fnd . r• 11.11 Town I C04,intry Rd, p/hr, DOE, plue h6alth loveable & obedient gr .. t tranfer fM. '40-<t813 lerlHt Dttt PltMea · S598I . :.. , , ··-i•••t· 7~' Ovtr..,:. .. ~1ng·. dec:orat-quirM • exoeli.nt typlni>-Suitt 1&. Orange. 92e&e benllftts, sick ttme & va--for Jog_g81't or famlly Oto Oly pie Pf e.te 1881 Searay (Sundanc:er) Honda 350 Cl nMdt work BIU. MAXEY TOYOTA ,.. ••• ._ , lngJ:,..,,.."' stQre, hel~· tkMlt'U·w911 u ganwal cation. Med•)'ard&gOOdhomal m n • 280-H.P. Mete cn.iltat, $250to42-4255 19202e..ctl M2.oa29
· ·, lllllllll · .. Ing cu11crmara. Mu•~ be sec:retary· aklll• • •nd. a • IEOllnUY Apply In per•on or Ht· 1928 Serl" 1•2•3 ume # outrlggar1, rod ra~•. ijij~jliiiiiiililiiiiiiiiiiiiif :, : ·" : ... ....... l<'nt wlth·color and math. pi.aaant peraonallty Law ottloe Must h1V9 good phone tOf •PPt. S 1000·Spon1or-•375 bOlder•. large bait aye. . ~. o.;["~ry In~-Tues thru Sat. atertll)Q s.iary .open Wf are an. front ottloe ai>PMr~ . FREE 2 Himalayan mix m/f pvt pty 842.f784 tvtl tam, bOw pulpit with taatl
.of\. 119 Sleepy Hollow pay S200 wtt • ~ • E.O.E ~-ea11 Mr, Ttpe 65 wprn and have Pel Tool neu"'9red, declewed SCRIM LETS plank, VHF. log, tamp L.n " ........... 8Mch . A~CENT INTERIORS. . ·Ring. HAABOR REAL TY. eom~ Hperlen~ V(llh latlJ Pllet spa~ 1 moa 983-0332 • ft • gauge, awtm etep, r•
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. . . : san /nPllT (l 14) lll-440J)' Newport Beach· Fashion-y. vary •Nactlonat• Ing ANSWERS Covet. Ready for the fish-. llT&JL'"'IUIJ. N.B Publk;. Rttatloris firm " lllend. Call ~"kd•~ (714) M2..U1 hair. 850-1483 ' Ing groun<tt. 124,600. ~lghrfWt!nd a111atant t>Md1 r..Pontlble O.tall [ ,9am to·5pm &40·9951 , Scaroe· Canal Hunt-Lee Yachts
:.11•9dad • to 11J'pe'rVIH 'oriented ~ret~ wttt\ . . 11c1n ' Typist FIT fOt ~y ~~,!94IOW 2~ :'1n:'~ Mound. Knight (714) 831-3133 ..... stiff. ~all exp&f. xlnt typllt lkllla, 'word ECRETARY ·Entry level • -..... ,...,., Wtl'f..... a CLOCK "ptat. Apply In peflOn proc:e..inn ablll"' • plut nMUtl()n In •d .,,_,,.., Law ottl~. Must haV9 lh09 In Laguna . fflendly. 850-4438 Al, You can alwaya tell t~ ot-...... I :iialf Pier 1 1 · .. ,. '1 • ..----·-.1• ~front office appear-Must l'laV9 xlnt languega flee bOM They' •"'"\he ''!.& ,. . e:Jport1, 2110 • greet loc&t~ '*?Pie· Aini NC SIClll• Non-erokr anG9 and pleuant phone at<llll 491-8133 fualtart s wtlo when r -l-WGUtijiitjiiij, .. 3 .. 2iiiiipiil'jl"![ollPlf~R""OO-"isiiiie ..
Hwt>or • C.M. benetlla. 720-()9.4 l · Call TarY 840· 1313 voiea; type 55 wpm, some 10' oown IJl;(I gJd VC :: a ~ . ~ LOADED. $41,500
· experience"' In lew field TYPIST c:ouctl 1150. Exec deak & CLOCK. ~ (714) 49&-1338
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beams lo 5'Cure rtidfr~ lor The Orantt Coast Dallr PtlOt Our crews start al 3 30 p m and
work until 8 30 p m weekdars On S.Mday, wt
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would ba helpful Must be acc:ureta 50-80 credenz.a S200. 540-9191 Newport Baach-F11hlon wpm ai>tltudefor figur99 • SINGER decor 1Utch, LASER 2. Full rigged 11JM1
i.11nd. Cell w"kday1 exp. 'with pl'lonM & gen.: 3 Pc divan, 31'' glUI top cabinet-Ilka nu 543-0447 w/trolley. With Extraa fta1uala
&a.m-5pm fJ40..9951 eral ottloe. 8AM-3PM, IWN&lcotfeatable,IWIVll SLATE POOL TABLE. XJnt '2900. Cati 87S-.&48 of good1. Reasonably
· $950/$1000 mo Non roekar w/ottoman an Od d $300 80 12' German SloOp '300 Ewtythlng goat. a;co;. pt10ed IAM·3PM 8atur-•$ECRETllf smoker prat · &40-1113 rattan S300. 54&-1379 con · · 536-t9 ~to aall ~2 ator moving OU1 of .,... day 111. 45e1 Hall Ave .
PIT t0r gen Con1rector 7· Plaid bad divan almoet Sttteo Cabinet $50, Cmpr Furn, 9CCIU. qull11. etc. ,_._
Typ ng filing accntg Job VOTER REGISTRATION nu c:Map 1125 5'41-1379 Shell Dot/Toy $250, Auto leatt, • 125'-H . Bayfront, a.I. lal . ...-...aat
COi iing dependable. WORKERS S3-l5 HOUR . gar opnr 1125 850-1«8 ·~I ftl 7011 873-4108 Sat/Sufi 10..2 11mw ... •1u·;a ..... •;oye-.-a;na ........ rene-. f F *'I ,..~ posa. Pd 3 tlmea Wkly. No Birch din rm .. t. pedestal _ cloth ..., new/UMd omc. exper pre arr .. """" exper n.c ~alopen tbl 2 Ives ~ Ch /1 Starling Siiverware s.r-¥67 1 ; Century Re-nu ••I •tr .... lt1~ 845-9711 Inga. For .PPt 971.0227. arr;,, lovely' hutch "s~ vice for 8 $350. cabbage tort•. •kl OI" bay boat. §P9dUSs A1LC.Ao. 3 :i:-~ ·~·1:'~.!r':
llm/llECn W&mll/WllTIEll Sttteo In maple cabinet :;~ch54~~~50· Watch w/trlr. cover. Ford v-e, Carmel e.y Of. SATt-12. Slena-Turtla rock
Verled dutlea, phon... WHAT'S COOKING 17th 1150. 788-5497 ~ b drt~ Iran~~ Toye, clothM, baby f\lrl'I., Turtle Roctt MOYll'lg S•
type 50wpm, W·P Str"1r Cotta M .... AP: Breakfront, c:oet. bit char-SWEDISH FIREPLACE ; on:\~:n 2&82 lawn mowwa & moral AMrt'd houaahold ltema help~i5ln8~ 1~ ofe lor Laura, 845-5505 ry Franch Prov, approx 7' w/llaarth 1200· 84MS19 Nawpo;t Blvd · C.M. YARD SALE: Sat/Sun. 515 & other 'patka'. Fri/Sat -Wlml/W•-Ell long & lldaboard, xlnt aalcal la1t. 845-7841 or t"4&-7055 Marttold Ave Framed 9-2. 19471 Sierra Pono SHY IT& tmllAIT ••n buy 11500 bth 911-6084 e; tl#Ui fl ~fit O I po1ter1, • lg plant1, !!!Fm PIT 0; FIT: Chevron Sta. ~uolana'a AHtaurant, ClrTV$,50,MatrBr$400, ,:0 ,1;oo~~~~ev Jluiu S,a!p. 7 1 kltctMlnuttn. MORE 1_...,,... .... ._ __
Adlml & Harbor c M Dana Pt. ut< for Mark. Sore a IOVM&t $215 oak p Wanted"' or Tman emarg~ • UPER sxtt; ----· --CaJI for eppt. aft 5pm, dlhlng Mt, cof/end 'tbla, BUNDY ALTO CLARINET. ency rstl. Cannlater l)'P8 tit& tll *SUNDAY 8-2 *
I t'tllf Olltr lal1t. 841~500 dbl bad S125, 714-4oe1 Lk ne_w, l300, 845-3848 mu1t be xlnt cond evet 42211tft .a 2291 Tustin Ave (23rd St)
SKILLS' RlmUIREO W&IEHlll ~atom-bit kng II water-Office ,.,. ... ,., 494-047 t 730-.6491 deya Antique ti>t9-m1ao doort -Slk•. Plano, gOOdlea, ato
EARLY HOURS 2 Openings avall. Young, bad S100 Firm. 841 ·1871 :a-• t ._.... Uv; b Windows-toot.Sun M Alley/Garage SaJa at 411 PA y COMMENSUAA TE strong beetle, with rY*:h· aJJ!!!! ... .,. 1 t 4 Gd 15" GoocfyMt ttallaf El Modena, Npt Hts. Nice
INTERVIEW; 873-7130 anlcal aptitude. Call Dining Mt e Chre, hutch, 21 typ;Wf\t1n. lk nu, 4 20 lboat on choice !O tlr• ,25 1 MW era.15 baby & adult tumlture •.
lmmed. tor Interview buffet $400 842·"80 Elctronle 175, 11100. 1 "&L mooring 13.000 tire S20 · 2 chandelleta Formal Dining Ht,
STU DE.Ts 845-7811 Eatthtone loveaaat & sofa Mam 100, $2000. 080 4 5248 awe 1-tpm S 10...S 15 · Gu powered Schwinn bike, hOuMhOld C SS S Xlnt 'cond. 6""mo'a old Merk 8544770 432-1222 28'111p Npt Rent or trade battery charger $50. etc. Sat. 9 to 5 only In YIU 111 1185. t"42-8557 aft 8pm. ·a3 3M 359 Parabond for uta of power boat. Miao. Items. Sat/ Sun Baby a Ctlttdr91lt clothM
111111 "81UWU ~ !'"'*i~,~t Gm Vl'lyt hldeabed 1100 Copier, •Xlt cond. 80fM 831•5254 9•5· 3oeT Klttybrootta cr1b, atroflat, bllca, hM j~!!~;;;;;;;;;;;;;!IJ~~~!!~!!l W• have opening• for Sacl 831-3715 At 3 PM • wlnt tbl 4 dV S76 crnr lbl paper Incl $800 Obo. •73 National on 35' Npt MOVING. Everything In hold lternt. 9-1 sat 1176 t>oy9 & girts between $15 gtt cond 53&-3311 EuroPNll Auto mooring fbrQla c:tar 23' tiouM mu1t gol ltttna Port Bmto4
12-16 yaar1 old working HtmaJayana Champ CFA Raatorauon. call Janet waukuha v-8 votvo od, from antlq turn. to sport. MOVING-moat 110.
evening• & S1turd1ya Cute-adorable! blue end I Ill FllllYlll 842.f081 °' t"42-0068 trlr, $21,000 538-1M1 Ing good1. Set. 9-5. 201 $TS No rw.ott!°:uaedl
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Earn money. trips & eeat pt e Wk1 eso-eog3 LES 951-1133 Office detka. NCt.retarlal 45.x 12• with 3 8d 2ba.,. Hanover acroaa from 4~Supertor at Placentia
t>onY ... Call Need home fOt yng Tor-O·alze wtrbd Sdrw/htr & atrelght. Bast off•. luxe apt. S2000 eT3-7538 AmPhlthMt•. M 2-3172 Sat/Sun 845-2132
Mr. Rountr• tOIMlhal1f/cat, l\U3, 10 $250 720..1554 Craig 841-1490 ... ad CIUI II 2701 SAT. M , 204 18th Pt MOYlngl Quality tumrtur.. Mon~ l~ ~yt •otd1• ~i'!.,,w'· 1'?..°!'ctactM OuHn Flotatlon Bed, STENOTYPE MACHINE, SLIPS avail for 27 fl+ MW Couch. Qn Si Bad, MW-deal(, chalra, lempa, 11 In
-v "·....., • ""' , organ/W1\lafen, 8 moa Uk• new S130, &45-31M end neerty new Mllboatl Ing machine, cocktall lbl, color tv, eony walkman.-••b 9531 new. $275. 873-1003 ~Or 1211 John 875-toeo plctur ... hanging chr, tte mlao kitchen Man and TEACHER-PRESCHOOL. Plaan .... SAT ONLY 2128 p .. WOtMnl fine clothlng Mature-Mniltlve, M-F. BIO Rabbit w/caga. French Sota. love ... ,. Chair, foot-8fE1Rw'f' w&inut-grand. SLIP WANTED urgently dent Pl & 'vt<:totta. Twtn Sept 819 Sat 8-4pm, sun
FIT c M &48-4319 Lopear, cute bunny. Belt •tool. Earth tonae LOOk1 BHulllul, xlnt cond for 30 ft Ultboat. Not llva Bed• dothM t"""' mlto e-3pm 120 Via ~o
ott• 815-2838 newl S276 974-8427 · se 600 5'5-9081 •~di. Oya 47&-1284, hlhtci Items • -i·· Lido 11 • • • ' TUOIEll I Pl ' ev .. 875-s<Je 1 ,,_ ___ . -..,,..~~ ~~~-=--.....,..,.,,__ Suoday, September 9 . " ror chr1atlan aohoot. Apply Ftnet •alllr •ti WaJnut Oenllh Dining Mt, ' •I•, WANTED. 811 3 ,. 8aturd1y only 9-12. Dirt M 0 VIN G: 0ua111 Y
TAURUS I 10 v 1( Pl no ctleck1. 980-7380 1 Chra + china cabinet tern 123Z P bike conetructlon mt· tumlture, delk, chalra, (Apn _ -''a" _ l): ea<iant sm'pnse dur 1n lorm ot gilt 18835 Brookhurlt 11 FV $285 842-5872 10·6pm Bertram. lld4I tie ok, call tertaia furniture 2820 lamps, 19" COior tv 8ony
or other accolade You'll be fetl'd. hv oni: \\.ho appreuJtn \OUr &e2·3312 Male rabbit with cage 178CecllPl-ottOranga_ GutltUI 2511 RCA cOtor Tom,848-3129 Elden.'Unlt.A.2. . WeJkm•n-mlac kticnen,
qualities. talent'i. ro(.U'> on hospstallt): grac1ousnc\<;, d1plomac). and TH m lllPEOTOI $25.00 Friendly I. llkee to Twin maur ... /boxaj>rlno/ TV $141. 3yr wrnty. Ooen lallHlr•• ' Men & womans lln•
rapprochement w11h famil) member. Libra .\m•,, JX'r"'"' pla\ kc) Lleenaed Branch 111.gooct bapetted.7514507 framStOOlknu548-84~8 Sun.TVJoMa84&-178S What a Wondetful WOt1d Clothing. Sept 8/t 8at
roles. ban•flta. 992-1292 or Aatl~ 1 ... c• I WINDSURFERS! 1249 for Of Shopping. rlgl'lt at Mpm, Sun 8-3pm 120
GEMINI !Ma) 21-Junl' 20): Odinc term'>. rl•ahll· that fl'ljUCSt tor 7~7818 CfOd( •llctllta ... I 1111 ti, llltr 3 nH Mylar aalla. Full your flnget11pe ~ Via Palermo, Udo la .
•. ,.on•nbution1ss1ncc.·n· Focusoncommuntt\ l'hant ~ n,•rt1•1nat1on1n TOPLESSMODELS ~athr 1A0·~kerG,fl~ 1ptov.wdfrmacoudiU0, ltat 7010 Batten.Allm 813-4174 Dally ffllot Claultlad Sat/Sun 9a.M. Movln"
" ' -... ~" Oa~u ....... ,.~,·.··~-~~ .a.coucheMI' .. bUt/wht EIEIYAl1141LH Hll ~~ ..... !2°.pi.ca.7• &~~--ad.a ~~-p., v~ ~....,_ __ go.ver~o.la.J ac.U\ll). You'll. lune charn:c lO rl'liM tt>ehnsque"\. to $100/day,P4Dally -· -"Vt ~--"' .......... sere ..... ... -·-T'""'lli _,,
reach important pcopk P1'iC:C'i pla)s s1gnitit:ant rok Noaxpnac.828-2583 Anlium 11 ru: fr~ ~oo~.~g Power boat crulllng and CJuelfted Ad-VlaOr help or bad• 1terw,
CANCER(_Junc 21-Jul) ~2): Good lunar a~pt.'l I h1••hl wht'> ,pintual -w.,.I I lllYEIS -n r h' • · ' lllhlng dub Low eoet )'OU etc. 6503 ~.
~alucs. stud~ of comparatin· religion. ph1lo~1ph' and c11n\ldcra11on of Exper. w/PD'1, gOOd drtv LEs _' .,.'""m~133 ......., --~ .... "' from aeo per mo. 0 c •• '" ··-· ... ··-~k*··'•*hddbl~.d .. 33~1r tra.inlngpl1~.Membar1t11p r~~~~jt.~~=::f::· =7=2~iiiiiiiiiii
J<>Umc) You'll ha\e more re\pons1b1IH) a~ rl'la11nmh1p gl'h more Ing record, •Int pay and 3 Ticket• to Jullo lngleelu 25' SEAAAY 11eo day WE'RE
"senous" C apnrnrn nall\C figures prom men th banaf1t1 App~; DRYER s100 .. at Amptll theatre. Cotta 30· TROJAN SF 1190 dey
LEO(Jul)23-\ug 22):Peoptcareat1rai:ll·d10)1>u \llnlC\\lllotlcr l321nduttrial' ay,C M. 873-1800/&45-0ee4 M .. t27aa 979-1515 41 'VlKINOld1fl240day BIGGER
to cooperate m \pet.·1al proJect. Empha\1s on pct'>. drpcndcnti.. people TUFflO PlllllmH Rettig. 22 cu·ft Admiral, Antlqu. 0 rOll top desk 113-1974 or "4-7222
who rtly upon your ~udgmcnt. Keep resoluuon\ concl'rning (!l'ncral CllllWRI SIS, white, 1250/obo, 1760 Aattan Table 4 chre Ptftr INtl 7011
health. diet. nutnt1on. You'll bC' nd of unncll:~'-31') bunkn QOOd grammar, ape111ng a Cd 892""784 1275 Old tuniona eut>-1S' BOSTON WHALER
VIRGO ( \ug 23-Sept. 2.:!>: Habit P<tttcms "'ill Ix· o\t.·rwmt: -prooflngat<llla,eomat• Wash« $18. Drv-$75. marina hunt 150 w/35Mnnidaandtrtrllka
you'll have chance for new '>tart frc~h concept' and ,0u "'ill imprint phone Typt~. famlllatlty ci..n 547-H74 551-9089 new loaded S050
your own "' k Romantic "cp1<iodr" lends SplCe gt.'1'> crcatt \C JUICC'S :':: p xr WI llnglneae t~ APPLE 11 Plut. ICfMn a 813-1187 844-1191
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wants )'O\.I to take :ictaon that ~nuld be con'11dered t'Cl cntnc . .:rrattl a proteulonal enwon-V~':;1W:.";:;~.\'::· Cir TV S150 Fridge 1150 '2700 875-917' •
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443,500 new, lo•d•d
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only 95 mti. (Ol54)
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5-47-9874
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LONG BEACH
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18711 Beach Blvd
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28 Bolthevlk
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NFWP ORT BE.~CH
••• .. ,Ill.at s1n.-
1s location Important? See this 2 BR, 2 BA end
unit so close to the beach. Upgraded with tile
kitchen & patJo ptus ~k at ocean. How Is this
for value? ·
'11111 •••••• 1111.111
Location and value combined in this 3 BR, 2 BA
home. New kitchen cour1tertops and flooring,
new roof In last 4 yrs. hardwood floors, perfect
for young family. /
111 IUIFFS 11U,llO
Once In a lifetime buy. Beautiful~ decorated
"Bluffs" condo. Rare with 4 BA, 21h BA. Take
advantage of this unbelievable price. Fee land. , .
11111.lffl 121••
Outstanding end unit 3 BR F M~. Scuthwest
exposure-vety tight · & bright. Excellent lo-
cation-view back bay and canyon. Patio for
secluded entertaining. Call nowt
ra 11.1FFS ua,111
Priced to sefl. One of the Bluffs largest 2 story
models. Located on expansive greenbelt, this
end unit brings the outside from every angle. A
uniquefy located property.
•an• 1111.-"The Canyon". Newport's prestigious security
community. 3 J3R, 3 BA, large side yard., Lovely
courtyard entry. End unit.. Priced at yesterday's
ptice for today's sale!
Ullll flEW... -PH,IOO
Just listed! A long-awaited, beautiful 5 BR
Somerset in a fantastic location with clubhouse
and pool right down the street. Totally done in
the best of taste. Elegant and refined-yet
comfortable for family living.
•CUT• · un.-Priqed way below market for a fast sale II 3 BR, 3
BA r8ordeaux plan-a real bargain! Cooperative
seller will help finance for the right buyer. This is
a tantasUc buy!
llWHIT IUCI Ull,MO
Everything you've ever anted and a little bit
more can be found in this 4 BR, two story view
home. The exquisite deoor and private spa will
captivate you.
I
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Live In Newport Beach's most prestigious, new,
pnvate calnmunlty. Magnificent ocean vtews
a"d lush landscaping. Most popular plan I with 2
~ den. outstanding low Interest fixed loan.
smlES 1121.-
R re six BA with big view. Excellent family home
·wfth recreation and formal dining rooms plus 4 .
baths. Totally enclosed pool-sized lot In well
' established neighborhood. Good value. Fee
title.
NEWPORT BEACH OFFICE
2161 SAN JOAQUIN HILLS llOAD
A MEMBER OF TJE SEA~S FINANCIAL NETWORK BEACH CO MM UNI T !ES
RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE SERVICES
.
UYSlll Gift UH,100 .
Pfice slashed to sell! Dynamite 2 BR, 2 BA
condo with Bay view and boat slip. Prestigious
private area with pool and ~·· Possible lease
option: Bring all offers!
UM UYFlllT llH,000
Fabulous fifth floor condominium with bay and
-------------------ooean views. Walk to unique Lido Village stores
OPEN HOUSES 1-5
SITllllY
.-mw-.u 2500 Lighthouse 4 BR, FR $329,000 0 . VALENTINE
11111111 7 Northampton 2 BR, Library $570,000 M. MATTHEWS
r
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ml'l.U-L 2442 Elden #83
2 BR $135,500 DEBI BIBB
lllSWS 2535 Crestview Dr
2 BR, Oen $259,000 , ELEANOR BOWIE -·?··-483 Morning Canyon
2 BR $259.000 PAT CARSON
Ml ma 3 Mainsail
2 BR, Oen $299.000 PAM MOSS
llTmll 2007 Windward ln
4 BR, FA $325,000 C. STARR
-.111.ua Duplex 720 larkspur
3/2 and 2/1 $349,000 SUZIE EXLEY .... ,..au 1014 Sandcastle Dr
4 BR, FR, VI $349,000 l YDIA MURPHY ---·-507 Rockford Pl
4 BR, Ofc, Cyn Vu $354,000 J CAMPBELL ..... ,..au 1301 Keel Dr 3 BR, FR $385,000 MARIAN REEDY
IMIU.O 807 Aldebaran Cir . 6 BA, Poof, Spa $435,000 FRANK SENNES
nstaWFWTWCI Duplex 4002 River 4/3 & 3/2, Dock $44'5,000 SARA MARVIN
UIMlftEWa.u 1133 Whltesalls
4 BR~Pool, Spa $495,000 M. MATTHEWS
sn.USS1tut 1 Point Sur
3 BR, FR, View $539,000 BERT REEDY
•YIETDu. 1717 Bayadere Terr
4BR $549,000 EVELYN YOUNG
IMI_. 404 Morning Star Ln 4' BR, FR, Bayfront $550,000 EDIE OLSON
18.Cl•T 7 Northampton
.. 2 BA, Library $570,000 DEBI BIBB ....... au 2821 Harbor View Dr 4 BR, FA $649,500 C. BALDIKOSKI
IRVINE
~ IOIFIE1I • 1122,000
Excellent financing for first time buyers In a well
located condo with 2 BR, each with their own
bath, plus a fplc, a very private wood decked
patio & 2 car garage.
THTI.DICI lllU . 1211,MO
You have to see this outstanding 2 BR & den
Atherton or you'll think we're exaggerating
when we say It's decorator perfect, unbelievably
gorgeous and extremely upgradedll
& restaurants. Completely secure building with
pool & jacuzzi.
POJISILA llYFlllT 1111.000
FUN. FUN, FUN Is the only way to describe this
home. Sit In your spa on the front deck watching
the boats or slip upstairs to your spare' living
room, complete with wet bar for an overall
harbor view.
UYFlllT ~ Slff,IOO
Best buy on the bav' '-Y .1lterranean charm,
4 BR's & den. P QV.J w/gourmet kitchen,
lavish master t S .1w float, allp for lrg boat.
Jumbo loan ava1 .Jle.
Liii ISU 11,210,000
A contemporary home of dlstinctlonl This
outstanding 10 room home Is on tip of Udo
Island & Incorporates 5 BR's, formal dining,
expansive rooms ~ Incredible gardens, pond &
pool-size yard .
CORONA DEL MAR
as11111 cam su
Popular Plan 2. Cozy den w/comer fJpc,
gracJous lrg formal dining rm, 2 generous BR.
Ideal location, mini oeean view. Lovely lrg yard,
24 hr guard security: poo!! & tennis,
SPiil.ASS 1311,000
The largest and Jowest price to be found almost
anywhere In Newport Is right tn Spyglass. A
spacious 4 BR, 21fl BA family home perfect for
California style living.
UYSllE lllYI Ull,000
·Duplex priced to Sell now!! Large owner's unit &
lovely rental-both with great bay views. 4 yrs
old, custom bullt, & top quality thruout. Excel-
lent assumable financing.
sn1uss 11u 1411,eoo
Best. value in Spyglass. Ocean and harbor view:
Three bedrooms plus separate guest room and
bath. Pool and spa. Separate dining room plus
breat<fast area. Assumable fixed rate loan.
snwss 11u 11.i21,100
Ocean, bay & nit&-llght view from this 4000 sq.
ft. single story, warm traditional. Vaulted ceil-
ings, oak cabinetry, skylights, stained glass & 3
fplcs, highlight this five yr old custom. Feel
WE SEIL THE HOMF.5
THAT MAKE YOU SAY"TIIAT'S IB'
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REAL ESTA TE EXCELLENCE SINCE 11t9 ..
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Your flrst lmpreulon as you drive up the wide gently tnctlned driveway Is that you are entering a home of distlnctioft .•. Md that feating grows•
you proceed ttvough tnis lovety home. To say tt ls a three bedroom, four bath home is to und«Wstate the spaciousness of this exciting edifice. The
large living room and ftowtng ataircase IUg08lts quality and comfort. The beautlfulty tiled kitchen is convenient to the cheef'fuf breakfast room
and fC>n1l81 dining room. one of the flrst ftoor bedrooms Is currently used as~fftoe/ den ... but easily convertlbSe. The master suite. it upstairs~
off the huge famfty/game room which Includes a tiled wet bar and billiards ea. The view8 are apectacu41r ... one to the bay and ooean and the
other over1oOtdng the professional landscaped rear yard, complete withs ming pool and apa ............................................................ $595,000
Open Sun 1-5 ............................................... , .................................................................................................... -................................ 700 Kings Road
DOYER SHORES ... Prime factor In determln-
tng value Is locatlonl :This fabulous home Is on
the bayf ront with pier and float for large boat.
Elegant five bedroom, four bath home. Speci~I
features Include french doors, oak cabinetry,
beveled mirrors and gourmet kitchen plus mas-
ter bedroom retreat with firepface and adjoining
study with fireplace. You own the land
................... ~ ............................ ~ . .$1, 175,000 Fee
BIG CANYON . . . Impressive. Five bedroom
home overtooktng the 18th fairway o( Big Ca-
nyon Golf Course. Huge living room with marble
fireplace. Large family room with walk-behind
wet bar, fireplace and large televisk>n screen.
Formal dining room. Gourmet kitchen plus eat-
ing area. Custom pool and spa. Estate size lot,
luxuriantly landscaped. Three car garage. Highly
motivated seller reduced priced $200,000.
.............................................................. $995,000
SPYGLASS HILL ... Life Is full of compromises.
A One Miiiion Dollar home should not be. This
customized two-story flve bedroom Cape Cod
Southport ls a viewing revetatlon. Enjoy the vast
view, the poof, the spa, the master suite sauna.
You will agree that here (at last) ls qtass, attract·
tveness and value ... at a civlltzed price.
.............................................................. $995,000
DOYER SHORES . . . Custom bayfront home
with large pier and float. Extraordinary .d&-
sign ... maln house features formti living room,
dining room and posh library with elegant
walnut shelves. Master craftsmanship thrQUgh-
out Including nine foot cefllngs, oak parquet
floors and Strauss crystal chandeHers. Across
the huge brlci< patio Is a separate two bedroom
aulte providing complete privacy for guests.
Home completely refurbished. Price Includes
the land ................................................. $885,000
Open Sun 1-5 ................ 308 Morning Star Line
DOVER SHORES ... The uhlmate ln Impressive
customized view homes ... french doOrs, oak par-1 quet floors, three fireplaces, two wet bars,
skylights, paneled library, gourmet kitchen,
large master suite. Three additional bedrooms
plws maid's quarters ............................ $845,000
Open Sat-Sun 1-5 ................. 1226 Polaris Drive
HAMOR RIDGE ... Build your dream home on
this apectacutar view lot. ~oxtmatetyone
fourth acre ellow9 ample latlt• Ide fOt ...a house
design that would encompass the entire pan-~·~·~·~···~~--~·~ .. ~~'. .. ~ ... ~~-.. ~~~7~=
CORONA DEL MAR ... An outstanding dupaex.
The three bedroom upstaJrs unit nas a delightful
ocean 'view. The twO bedroom unit downstairs Is
spacious and Immaculate. Lovely location ... just
one bk>ckfrom beleh.Great assumabae flr't
trust deed. Owner wm carry second trust deed.
Wiii exchange for Income property or
'8a.le/optfon .. , .•. ::: •••...•.•.•....•.•.••.•......... $675,000 ,_.
1617 WESTCLIFF DRIVE
NEWPORT ISLAND . . . Fifty feet of waterfront
with pier and dock. Ah tnteresttng home. Five
bedrooms. Four baths. t:otmal dining room.
Family room. Two flrepJJaces. Security system.
Property zoned R-2. oup&ex possibilities. Excet-
itent financing to qualified buyer. 10o/. down. 00-1. ~oan available at a-1 •. 30 year amortlzatk>n. All
ue In five years. Bonus ... a 26 foot boat (Sea
ay) Included In the purchase price .... $650,000
pen Sat-Sun 1-4 .............. 3802 Chanhel·Ptace
DOYER SHORES ... Stimulating bay view en-
joyed from entire living area DeOghtful family
room with custom walnut bar and wine storage.
Four bedr<>Oms. Master with built-In mirrored
dressing table. Spacious walk-In clotet. One
bedroom and kitchen ideally located for maid or
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CAMEO SHORES .•. let. the Pacific ocean set
the mood! Lovely four bedrooms. Fab1.dous 180
degree view. New carpet and paint. Private
courtyard with sparkling pool. Three private
beaches within easy w$.!klng distance.$595,000
Open Sat-Sun 1-5 ............... 4639 Tremont Lane
PENINSULA POINT ~ • • Three income units.
Two, three and three bedrooms. Exceptionally
good location ... just one block to bay or ocean.
Rare Income property located among beautiful
homes. Owner's unit with spa is highly up-
. graded. $1«,500 down ....................... $550,000
DOVER SHORES . . . This custom three
bedroom residence Is very special.· Set on an
exhilarating view lot, cushioned by gardens,
complimented by a pool and spa, the house Is a
sure exercise In craftsmanship. Every amenity Is
. here. Fulty alarmed, perfectly private and In
meticulous condition throughout. One of the
most beautiful values In Dover Shores
............................................................. $545,000
DOVER aHOAES •.. Impressive two-story, four
bedroom home on a spacious 90X110 rot.
Fabulous view of Fashion Island night lights from
second floor. Fireplaces In living room and
family room. Built-in bookcases. Speakers
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Open Sun 1-5 ..................... 122/ Santiago Drive
WEITCUFF . . . No down payment??? Per-
hapslll The possibility exists. for a qualified
buyer, to purchase this extraordinary residence
with no down payment (just pay au ciosfng costs
and assume the loan}. lmpeccabae four bedroom
custom. Excellent locatlon._Cotossal dining
. room. Large famity room. Pool sized private
backyard. Get with It.Call us. Then ... get ready to
buyl .................................................. , .... $495,000 .
DOVER· SHORES • . • Dramatic large five .
bedroom, four bath view home. Upstairs master
bedroom retreat with aitttng room and view.
Large tot with detached storage and workshop
or guett house. The ~ow 11% assuma~le
financing otters· real value with $50,000 ·down
................•.....•...................................... "4-68.000
Open Sat 1-5 ..................... 2018 Santiago Dr ve
631-7300
DOVER SHORES ... A compact VtEW estate.
The word "compac~· needn~ be another word
for cramped. This gracious French Regency has
a spacious and grand look ... yet is a manageabae
size for. todays living. The approach to the four
bedroom residence ls through large Iron gates
to a ·courtyard of intricate brick work. Few
needs or conveniences remain unsatis-
fied ....................................................... $475,000
Open Sun 1~5 ........................ 1630 Antigua Way
SEAVlEW ... Location, location, location ... &
prime consideration in evaJuating a home. This
exciting three bedroom home features an
outstanding view of the ocean and n~t lights.
The extra large yard tends to delightful privacy.
This is the much sought-after Bar Harbor model
.............................................................. $.429,000
BAYCREST . . . The location of thJs four
bedroom residence ls inducement enough. But,
the characteristics whieh set this home apart are •
the circular drive Introducing the house, the
generously sized rooms· and halls ... and the
outstanding pool. This exceptional property
makes full use of all its amenities. And, best of
tall, you own the land ........................... $385.000
Open Sat-Sun 1-5 ............. 1628 Santiago Drive
BAYCREST . . . A very practical home for a
large famlty on a lovely tree lloed street. Ave ·
bedrooms, four baths. Master ~r<>Om retreat
has sitting room for privacy. Special features
Include freinch doors, Plantation shutters and
large. yard with spa .......... : .................... $369,000
BAYCREST . . . Custom built five bedroom
home. Four baths. One bedroom and bath
Ideally situated for maid's quarters or guests.
Gourmet kitchen with breakfast area. Fonnal
dining room. Three car garage ............ $345,000
Open Sun 1-5"~ .............. -1519 Santiago Drive
-BAYCAEST . . . Extraordinary ,four bedroom,
three bath home. Impressive atrium with retract-
able roof, pteasantty enbanced wtth tush plant-
ngs, lounging area and~t bar. Format dining
room. Famity room with fireplace. Low mlllnten-
ance yard. Very private patk>. Owner flnMdnQ
avallabae ... betow market rate ............... $339.000
Open Sun 1-5 ................ 1826 Tradewtnds L.ne·
-WESTCLFF ... An exceptional value. CUstom
four bedroom, three bath home. Huge IMng
room wtth fl~ace. lnt.-estlng kftchen-t8mity
• room combination Wft11 ftrepiici ind wet t>ir' •
Forma1 dlnfng room. Very private rw ywd.
Ampae space for pc>OI. Over-size three cw gar-
age with laundry and hobby ar• ......... $325,000
8AYCREST . • • An extraordm.ty home In a
chOice loction. Four spacious bedfooml. Two
and one--half baths. Large IMng room With
firepface. Formal dlaing room pikJI dining space
1n idtchen. The den or founh bedroom has
akytlght. Large ~ard Wi hot tub .$275,000
Open Sun 1-5 ..................... 1918 L..ward a..n.
NE. WPORT BEACH ·
DverSixty Years al Turning. Dreams Into Reality
NEWLU~TING
STUNNING POOL HOME
. Lovely Newport location. <e~ng homf'
with flo~ floor pl.an & sophisticated curb
appeal. 3 bdnns. 21h baths wtth specious f&mily
room opening to large pool and deck. $350,000.
Call MARILYN HILL
NEWPORT CREST
Lovely 4 bdrm, 21h bath condo in excellent
Newport Beach location. Fonnal dining room;
family room, wet bar, fireplace and bakorues.
Abo includes community pool, spa and tennis. All
\his for only $189,900. A.st for DONNAlor BlLL
BAY VIEW-CITY LIGHTS .
Fantastic views from th.is beautifully locat.!d
comer oondo. 2 bdnns. 1 ~ baths. Spacious living
area. C.omm pool. Security building. $385,000.
Call DONNA ~TER or MARY RICHARDS.. • I
ONE OF THE MOST
VALUABLE LOTS IN BIG CANYON
Just steps to the 7th green from thia lovely
executive home. Gourmet kitchen, :io ·feet of
wardrobe plus· a large walk-in cbet, large Wn-
ily room area with bar that lll!ats 12 and a small
dance floor or space for pool table. All this with
room to expand foe Only $1,295,000. Call
DOROJ'HY HARDCASTLE
BAYFRONT-OCEAN VIE~
BLUFFS-NEWPORT BEACA'
Fabulous front row view of back bay & ocean.
Highly upgraded single level Large assumable
loan. Land can be purchased for $37 ,673 with
loel financing. Asking $21.9,000. Call SALLY
SHIPLEY or JOYCE DABOLT
. IRYINE TERRACE VIEW
Choice location. Walkin.g distance to Fashion
Island. beaches & clubs. 4 bdnns. dinU)g room,
family room. pool. View of ocean, is~ bay &
night hghts. $789,500. , . . •
~ CATHRYN ,:n:NNILLE
OLD CORONA DEL MAR
A rare opportunity to own one of the attaS
ta.ndmark·nomes-on Ocean Blvd. 1be ~
)'eSldence with rambling rooms is remiruscenl of a
past era. Located oo a spacious 65Xl40 comer lot
with a panoramic view from Dana Point to Palos
·Verdes. Realistically priced ·at $1,100,000. c&u
·BINNIE DIXON' I
~COSTA MESA FOUAPl.EX
$2i,900 ·Gross income and grat depredation
Motivated .eller1 no deferred maintenance,~
paint and insulation. Reduced to $205,000. a.u
. MARY JANK for details
LUXURY ON THE BAYFRONT
.NEW USTINQ . . .
152' Bay.troni.ge, ao•·dOck, Laree pool on' deck
w/~xpansive water vista. Spacious ent.ry, livfnC
f'OOl'!l, formal dining, family room w/iunbn wet
• bar, gallery si:z.ed ha1la, oiak paMlling, We &
carpet floon. Huge master ante pli..-'4 bdnn at
bath. Country kitchen with many. ext.ra1 Plus 'ea~ area. H. ~ts: Quality in custom
• design & aidtamaba)µp. $1,350,000. c.atl
-----·-· MARILY8 'I"WFOCHELL
BLUFF~ST LISTED
FRONT ROW $21&,500 .AL
Highly upgraded 3 bdrm end wut on f'OVely
greenbelt overlooking back bay. Large as·
swnable Joan at 12.254' interest land in e9CJ'Ow
w/l~ finanong for $38.767.
Call SALLY SHiPLEY 91' JOYCE DABOLT
NEWPORT BEACH-2 ON A LOT
Ex<.'ellent rental location. Front unit 2 bdrm, 2
bath. Rear unit 2 bdrm, 1 bath. Located one
house from the sand. Front unit has ocnn view &
2 car ga@ge. Call OONNA or BILL
HARBOR RIDGE LOT
. DRASTIC REDUCTION
ExcJusive, guard gated ccmmunit;)'. Large -
Build.able -Fla.l.. $399,000. Calf MARILYN
TWITCHELL '
DRAMATIC POL:E HOME
Designed by A~ard Winning Archil.ec't
·New 3 bdrm home features a wide operl
floor pl.an with high c:eil.in,p, 2 story ca ..
thedral and green hoU$e windows, massive
brass and cedar siding. Magnificent vicwa.
Located in rural Si.tverado Canyon, 15 min.
to freeway in Orange and El .Toro Call
MARY RICHARDS
ATTENTION YACHTSMEN
Lido Island Bayt~\ now priced' Wit under
appra.Uled value. Facilities for sue boats up to 110
rt. Home features 6 bdnns, 4'h baths, family .
room on 74 ft bayfront loL Excellent terms Call
MARY JANK • .
BLUFFS SINGLE LEVEL
NEWPORT BEACH .
ASSUME $154,000 @ 11.~. Spaci<>US 3 bdnn
end unit on quiet ~t with large encJceed
yard & 2 loyely patios. Convenient location. Walk
to F.astbluff Shopping Center. LaDd may be
purchased for $25,084 with 1K finanriitg. Re-
duced to $193,900. Call SALLY SHIPLEY or
JOY~DABOLT
BUILD TWO CONDOS
CORONA DEL MAR
North of highway location. Comer R-2 lot
w/alley accesa. Llit price includes approved plahs
• for two lst class Condos each with two car
Facet· Motivaied seller will consider all offers.
AsJ4ni1198.000. CalUX>~
OUTSTANDING 180 DEGREE VIEW
· Off bay, Catalina & night Ughta. Owner wanta to
retire. Well built 2 bdrm home with exatma
potential. Submit your offer, owner re.dy to
peck and move.
Call DOJl.()THY 8ARDCASTLE
• • • HUNTINGTON BEACH
4 80Rll STARTER -•• 750
G,_t location! New .beach. ahoppina celter and
.:hook. Many amenities include community pool,
tennis.--etmll.-elubhoUle; pwk & p9cnietrea;
caII SALLY SHIPLEY or JOYCE DABOLT
TUSTIN-ASSUMA8LE FINANCING
Excellent ne1ghborh0od. 4 bdrm ho
w/professionally landscaped yiri:i. 11>9 & separate
· play yard. Beautiful built-an kitchen. air con~
ditioning & fresh decor. $186,000. Call
MARILYN TWITCHELL
NEWPORT BEACH-POOL a SPA
&aut.afuJ 3 bdnn and den or 4 bdrm home.
Lovely patio entertalnment aru wi\b luah gar-
dens and fire pit. Al.lo has R.V .. aica.. Excell nt
location! A must see for lhe d..ixri.minatmg buyer.
Priced at $329,900. Ask for Bll.J.. or DONNA
~TER
4400+ SQ FT NEWPORT BEACH HOME
14?' bay frontage w/private dock f« 70' boet-4
bdr;rns + convertibl s~y, 41h ba~ formal
• ~ r04m and ste~wn livmc room. Separ-" ate master w~ w/sitting roam. fireplace & lwin
. walk-in clolets Offered with land foe $1, 700,000. ·
1 Amu.rriable finana.ng. Call TODDY SMITH or
DON DeTiiOMAS
HARBOR VIEW HOMES
NEWPORT BEACH
Spaoous & ~te .. PortofinO .... 2 story, 4
bdnns, upgraded kitchen ~ baths, guest/maids
quarters, formal dintbg, family l'OOm, master
bdrm swte, on premium lot. Steps to puk & pool.
Walk to elemtntary. achool. Call TODDY SMJTH
LIDO ISLAND BA YFRONT
Spacious family home on sandy beach
w/adjacent greenbelL Seven bdrm relidence
w/aeparate maids quarters. may be Wied as a 5
bdrm home w/2 bdrm in-law or income unit. lst
T.D. Ls fully as.sum.able. Call M.ABIA
8.ERCOVIT'L
NEW ON THE MARKET ....:...oLD CDM
Pride o{ ownership is reOec=Sed in this heeutifWJy
maintained duplex. Each wut feetures two
bdnns w/nwnerous amenities plus a four car
garaae Great rental area. Almost $300,000 of
assumable f1nancuig. Offered at $390,000. Call
LINDA TAGLIANE'm
CORONA DEL MAR DUPLEX
PRICED TO SEU
Lowest priced duplex in ''Old" Corona del Mar.
Two l bdn'n units w/yard and dbl p.raie. 2
blocka to beach. Owner Will carry pa~r for
qualified buyer with 1645 down. Only $214,500.
Call MARY JANK
MESA VERDE C~,900
Rare "A" unit in excellent move U\ condiuon. 2 bdnna. slngle encl09ed garage. Great locauon!
Comm pool. Must tee to appreciate. Call DONNA
WEBSTER I
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11}, MILES TO BEACH
Highly u~r th home--Wl-~---·
family room, fiftplaice. Too many amenities to
list. Owner wants SOLD NOW. Only 3 yean old.
$198,500
MOVE TO OREGONI
3.2 ecres on ban.ks of Chet.co River in 8roolcinp,
Orepl w/two hot-.; 3 conala, barn. fruit
orChard. 4 bdrme pli..-1 bdrm guest huUlie w/RV
parldnc and 'hookup. Aamie loan. owner may
carry 2nd or achanp fer p uperty « boet. J ust
ndtwwi Jo $1 M ,000 Pboioe in 1imnc office. Oill
MARY JANK
' .GEORGE ELKINS CQMPANV · • • J,
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I E XECUTl~E PROFILE ----
Mesa Realtor ke~ps up with the-colnpetitiori
8f JOY DEE ANTHONY •
He says If his family hadn't, moved out here
from P~nsytvanla when he was 16, he'd probably
be working In a steel mill today. Instead, Terry
McCardle is owner of The Real Estaters, a company
he feels Is one of the most dynamJC of Its kind in
Orange County.
How,does he compete with the biggies? When
he noticed that Cotdwell Banker, a firm owned by
Sears, was able to give customer discounts on
Sears furniture, McCardle decided to do·the same
type of thing for his customers. He went around to
local merchants and got discounts for up to 25
percent. Because ot his relative smallness in
comparison to the Coldwelt Bankers of the wortd,
McCardle says he can move fast without a lot of red
tape or control from a franchisor. .
A 1959 graduate of Newport Harbor High,
McCardle says he remembers when Harbor
Boulevard in Costa Mesa didn't even have curbs.
After a year sotety In sales, McCardle came to his
current Harbor Boulevard office as manager. That
was 1965. In 1982, he bought the buSiness from his
brother. "That was one Of the worst times ever to ·
buy a real estate company," McCardle says. But
Actualty, teacfung isn't so different fr0m
managing, McCardle observes. He says the key to
his success isn't teaching employees the
ftmdemen~ls of real estate. "not teaching them
how to kn k on doors. how to wrJte up contracts,
but teachin them how to just be better people. If
Y9tJ really teach them that, t~· re goi~ to be good
salesmen."
Terry says the outlook" for the ·real estate
busin65 next year '5 "tough," though nothing like
1982. The business is getting more complicated, ·
there are more laws and regulations. It's going to
get back to the way 1t was in the early '70s, he
explaJns, "when you haa to work to get the lastings."
they didn't fall in your lap.
McCardle has seen ma1or changes in the sales
force since the '60s when he got started. He
remembers when Randall Presley of Ttte Presley
Companies made waves by. hiring a woman for a
real estate position. Now the force 1s typically 70· percent .female. McCa.uile..sa.y.;:>......_ ___ .__.
.. --the opportunity was there an(! h&-sejzed it.
It was tou~ and go at first, McCardle admits.
Mccardle has often taken a former housewife ·
with a sweet disposition and watched her become a
sales tiger, he Jays. But this is only a blossoming of
prevk>usty submerged potential, he adds .
McCardle has five' children and a · w1fe,
Suzanne. His son Russ is already lnvolved in the
real estate area McCardle sees great potential for
his 23-year-old daughter in real estate and Is
hoping to see her make a move.into his field soon.
He and a partner who has since left.the firm shut
down three of the.Six offices, something McCardle
caJls his toughest business .decision, though
perhaps one of his wisest.
Originalty McCardle planned to be a schoot
teacher and a coach. He went to Oregon State on a
football scholarship after being chosen as "Most
Valuable Player" and junior college "All American"
~--at....<n d atl ·t
degree In physical education, McCardle returned to
Clllifornia where he became Involved In real estate.
"I loved it," he says of the business. ·
y she does, her dad might think The Real
Estaters a good chOtCe. "We as a company have
a!Ways tried to make it a family-type atmosphere:·
McCardJe says. Of his 70 employees, he adds,
---"We'-r.,_ not out -there using them-." Instead,
McCard.le hopes they will reach levels of ~sonal
fulfillment they never knew -were possible.
REALTY
The Harbor Area's Oldest Real Estate Firm
an~Nm . .....,..
The largest available residential property on the
Point! 2 contiguous extra large lots with
-soac:totJis~udlo apart~t, 4
car garage & large yard. ....... .. ..
Near new 3 bdrm condo with French doors,
large brick fireplace, beam ceilings, stained
• glass, skytlghts, wet bar and attractive t~s. ...
um UY -YILIE ....... Tt laa.-
Completefy redone 4 bdrm home Wtth lovely
yacd-81M1 swtmmi'19...QOOl. Den_. French doors
new appliances -ready to move right In.
1~ Lill 1.81111.E ......
Famlly size 4 bdrm home near the clubhouse.
Private sunny patio, expensive warm panet~iog.
We feel the best buy on Lido.
(714) 673-4400
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Elegant 3 bdrm home with sweeping ocean view.
French doors, large family rm, lovely stone work
and tile, spa, lo~ of priv~cy
432 Isabella Terr, Corona Highlands
2409 Tustin Ave, Back Bay
2721 Afth Ave, Old Corona det Mar
1207 Blue Gum, Baycrest
2001 Santiago, Baycrest ·
399 Seville, Balt>Oa Peninsula ·
1429 Dolphin Terr, Irvine Terrace
$745,000
$265,000
$299,000
$444,500
$345,000
$647,500
$699,500
f.lllUISYD . MH'W
Front row In exclusive Irvine Terrace! 'un-
obstructed bay. ocean & city lights view. Ofder
2400 sq ft home (leeds some.. T_Lc_ but .the
price.is right. Owner will finance. 12-1. interest.
nna.ff , .... , -........
In exclusive Westcllff Grove. Immaculate 3 bdrm •
home tastefully decorated. Family rm. enclosed
yard, 2 fireplaces, wet bar. A pleasure to show .
112.-.... 1111.111
Very nice 2 bdrm, 2 bath condo conveniently
located In Westcllff. Assume low Interest T.O. & L...-=--==.============---J-seller Will carry 2n<:t .
........ LIT 11~
Choice Corona del Mar location approved for 4 um• 191.D .-.111
units. % acre overlOOking BalbOa Island and the 3 bdrms & 3 baths in each unit. Fireplaces,
Bay. TerrtflC mvestment opportunity. Owner jacuzzieS & private ocean view sundeck. Must be
may help finance. seen to appr$Ciate. . . .
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2145 EAST COAST HIGHWAY -Ct>AONA DEL MAR
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6-0ran~ County R~ ~tat~AA M~lm~ ~w~~t w •~KER~& 1LEE
Real Estate
A Great Western U>mpany
NEWPORT BEACH /CORONA DEL MAR
llY II TIDE .
Thts beautiful family home will please the. particular buyer. Front
courtyard with pool. Large rear view lot with covered patio & play area.
Many extras. Reduced over $100,000 to $450,000, a real bargain!
759-1501
PllV&n IUCI ICCEU
Large family home with partial ocean view. Largest lot in area with
room for pool Qr tenn~. House is vacant and ready for a quick escrow.
Listed at $295,000. 759-1501
ASSllUU LODI IEHCU PIJCEI
A Balboa Island gem is waiting for you. $310,000 will buy a 2 bedroom
home with a 2 bedroom garage apartment. Call for fma.ncing details.
759-1501
Sii, SAILS, SUI I SllF
This home has one of the most magnificent locations in So. California
with a view from every room. The lot alone is worth the price of
$925,000, but it comes with a great-a bdrm, 2Yl bath house.See it now.
759-1501
FAllLY SIZE COllO
Big enough for comfortable gracious living, 4 bdrms,. yet wonderfully
carefree living with no exterior maintenance. Live the good life now!
I 759-1501
SPECTACUW oc~ VIEW HDIE
A beautiful home on a very desirable street. Crystal chandeliers,
mirrors, courtyard -total elegance& quality. A "must :;ee". P.riced at
$425,000 759-1501
HUIOR YIEW HOIE
Large 4 bdnn. 3 11'2 bath home with pool. All desirable features and
amenittes. Owner motivated. Call now. 759-1501
DROii RIISE
Lovely Corona del Mar cottage on a beautiful well kept street JUSl one
block from the beach. Good siz.ed lot. Alley access and detached garage.
$325,000. 759-1501
IECOllATOR DOLL llOISE
3 bdrm home with beautiful carpets and draperies. Nicely landscaped.·
Excellent location. Priced to sell. 759-1501
COllERCIAL PL11 · RESllEITIAL
4 buildings -3 stories. One commercial bldg.. two houses and 1
apartment. Prime Newort l<>e£j.on. Call of f1ce for details 759-1501
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IPYIUIS SPECTACIW
With 25% down, owner will carry below current interest rates. Gorgeous
pool & spa, view and magruficent house. Hurry on this one Call for all
dei.ails and appoIDtment to preview. $749.000. 759-1501
IUIY Ill WllTlll
For the new owner. This home is in perfect condition & vac.ant. On a
large lot in DOver Shores, it has 4 bdrms, 3 baths, formal dining room, 3
car,garage and VIEW! 759-1501
IWIER WILL CllRY
With 20% down, owner will carry balance at 12% for 10 years. This hbmc
boasts private beach ~d a lovely view. An exceptional value at
$279,500. Call for details. 759-1501 •
IS THIS Fii 1017 I Professionallydecorat.ed. lovely brick patio, beautiful gardemsurround-
ing the home. Only minutes to the beach & shopping. If it sounds good ~to you, please call and we will give you the details. 759-1501 - .
I lllTS/CllOU IEL 1111
One 3 bdrm, one 2 bdrm and one bachelor apartment. One block North
of P.C.H. Excellent opportunity. Lave m one & rental incoine besides
759-1~1 ..
ASSllAILE LOU
Lovely, vacant condo in move tn condition. Private, pretty area. Backs to
greenbelt. 3 bdnns. Listed at $198,000 759-1501
YOl'LL LllE TllS
Roomy 3 bdrm condo near beaches & Fashion Island Community pool.
A good value at $148,500. 759-1501
COllO IW IUCH
Walle to the beach past your commuruty pool, spa and tennis courts
Enjoy life in a 3 bdnn, 21h batrh home with fonnal dining room.
Beautifully maintained exterior. 759-1501
SADDLEBACK VALLEY
PRESEIT PERFECT
$123,000 is the right pnce for this sharp condo. Not.bing needs to be done
except move in. Good tenns can be arranged. Call 759-1501 and we can help you. ·
IRVINE
WllllllTll TOWlllllE
2 ~ plus den. Very pretty. Highly upgraded and competitively
pnced at $164,590. 759-1501 1
TllE YOll CHOICE
Of 2 equally nice Ranch San Joaquin condos. Both are-in excellent
locations and condition. Please call for tenns and appointment to vie'W 759-1501 .
COST A MESA/SANT A ANA
IEW USTIICI
We have just listed an exceptionally pretty home that is priced for a
quick sale at $129,500. Totally upgraded. Has an enclosed patio plus a
covered patio in a well landscaped yard. 759-1501
. IUlllll
:i'here are still some available. ~tra large lot with 2 houses on it. Live m one, rent the other. 759-1501 •
IW SllTI CIAST PW&
True pride of ownership shows in this 4 bdrm, 2 'l'i bath family home.
Large rear yard with RV access. Only 6 years old. 759-1~1
I NEWPORT BEACH OFFICE
2170 San Miguel Drive
Newport leach, CA 92110
m4>1se-1so1 dl. AMERICAN HOME SHIELD
"We Protect & Service
Things .That Service You ."
NEWPORT BEACH Office
2170 San Miguel Dr1v·t
Newport leach, CA 92HO Ctf 4) 751-1501
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REDUCED Biii !
SU l<• IY·T&i.SU-Cla!sic
colonial on 21.-i lots In old CdM,
white with blue shutters! Guest
house has kitchen, fireplace.
Pool and spa. Just reduced to
$635,000.
. . .
111'1 IAll -Unlque's Lynne Glatch has just •'I --Unlque's Jim Wood has left -to
returned from a 3-week tour of Europe .... the cllmb Mt. Whitney .•. the reason for his climb
reason for her trip was to cetebrate years of Is totally unknown to his office staff, close
wise real estate Investing and successful friends or Immediate family. selling: ~
1130,000 ft 1211,108
CU&ll fl ustalfF -Immaculate 3 bdrm, lots of
lot and comfortably close to high school, shops.
Owner/agent transferred. $265,000.
llWNIT IE&CI 11-. -Lovely location,
townhome In Westcllff, 2 bdrm, 2 baths, de-
lightful patio. $130,000.
PITY• TH II -Juawteps to Balboa beaches,
3 bdrm, 2 story, sollftustom home wtth stone
fireplace and ocean vtews. Only $279,000. ...
llllLm tllll&OaATI -Perky Cape Cod with
French doors and windows, wood floors. and
formal dining, 2 bdrm townhome In Newport.
Only.$153,900. ........---. Ill YllW -Low price In CdM, now vacant &
really hurting! Needs attention, view is spectacu-
lar, .20°/e down t1nd assume loans. Only
$299,500. .
LITS._ fM rT -Corner lot, custom fireplace,
brick patio, English garden and French doors.
Carmel In H.V. Homes. $259,000. In Newport.
llmllY WlllS -Attractive Costa Mesa area, 3
bdrm, 2 bath with used brick fireplace, pavers,
wood floors & pine paneling. $147,500.
• MPLD -Great So. of highway locatloD.
Large and spacious units with ocean vtew froft't
rear unit. Only $299,500. -
1111,000 ••• ,,
EYDYlm IS L ... -For a house like this! In
old CdM, newer 3 bdrm, 2 story custom, block
to beach, owner says offerl $439,000.
M'Flll• 11•1••• -A beauty, 2300 ~.ft. In Old CdM, secluded spa, sun 'decks and
Interesting views. 3 bdrm, 2 baths at $349,500. ....,, _.r m Tuma -3 bdrm In prime
Newport neighborhood, big trees, covered II. rrs Hiii.iii -A woodsy retreat In Woods
patio, corner lot and great look. $219,000. Cove, Laguna Beach, we're talking UnJquel A 4
\ bdrm, 2 bath amid pines, warmth and styte.
OUU iii ... -Harbor View Homes: Monaco, $405,000.
added atcyffOhts, bay windows, wooded-dect<s -------
• and bubbling waterfall. Fairly priced · at
$242,000.
-.;""'"---~ tAU -South Coast Plaza area, 4 bdrm, 3
bath, very secure. Very attractive, very
·spactous.-$169,000. . I
lllM, WU ITllY -4 bdrms (could be 51) in
the heart of coastal Newport Beach, spacious
aAd· bright f amity area, sunny brick patio.
$415,000.
'
llEW LISTlllG
mu nm •acu -Lush,
lovely 3 bdrm with secluded
atrium area off master suite.
7,000 sq.ft. lot, a near a park
location and a sure to -sell price.
$152,000 .
• UIYll -2 bdrm, den, 2 bath townhome,
guarded gate. Beautiful new decor, spacious.
tight, a bargain at $335,000. In Newport.
YM Ill M rT -Beams, brlckf Solid, newer 3
. bdrm, 2 bath, 1fl block to beach in otd CdM. With
h~lp It could have view. $359,500.
II TIE Cliff -Above Ne\vport Harbor. In-
credible view, 4 bdrms. 4'12 bath, pool, spa and
In need of finishing touches. Offered at
$450,000.
Ill • LIT -Single story 4 bdrm In CdM's
Harbor View Hills, large lot has sport court,
covered patio Is near park, now $379,000.
TIE UTUT L• -Clean, cool, contemporary,
washed brick fireplace, 3 bdrms, an Immense
yard In Cameo Shores. $450,000.
l•Dlll.I YIEW -Adult home plus guest apart-
ment, breathtal<lng location, will consider trade
from L.A., very unique. $699,000.
IPEI SITllllY 01 SllllY
....,, ... 2 ... -...... Mcb ... ~9,500 ............................. 2723 5th Ave., Old CdM
M llt1' tf 1'*'·clluic.W.1i1M. .al,_..
$725,000 ...... .u ............... 3028 Ocean Blvd., Old CdM
CM-.... ... 411. ,..e..,., crut,...,...
$450,000 .................................. 1421 Kings Road, NB
CMrllllC c. ........ ti .... l ... 2 sty, tnis
$439,000 ............................ 302 HeUotrope, Old CdM
......... , .. .,_, 1 ........ JIPh I ....
$2()8,000 ................................ 2921 4th St., Otd CdM
.......... ,..., ...... •lslJllMI,.., ........ .....
$242,000 ........ \ ............ 2025 Port Bristol, HVHms. NB
IPEI SlllAY
llAlt. .. """'· l n 111 _.ti an $299,500 ............ 4733 Cortland. Cameo Hinds, CdM
Ls1'lt 11t. • n w11et ~-. 1r111t. ""'a.t $379,000 ....................... 1230 Sand Key, HVHls, CdM ................... .,.,, .... ,... ..... _ ....
$450,000 ....... 4515 Hampden Rd., Cemeo Shrs, CdM
,
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Specializing in properl'I on lh~ waier • • • near l/..e waier . . . anJ J11li .·. 'J};ew of waler
NEWPORT COND0-$125,000
2 bedroom S-Wlnd Newport condo In beet loc8tton
• prlwete Md etepe to the be9ch. UgM Md llky.
Community pool Md ape. Call for de...._ 131-1400
REDUCED -2 ON A LOT! s bedroom, 2 betfi ind 2 bedroom, 1 Dith w.U-,
m.lntelned unlb In Coeta ...... Super Income Of
111,240-000. Front houM la only 2 , ... old.Seier w• c.-ry ln..._t ontr 2nc1 TD. Reduced Pfb ,
$1M.OOO FEE. 131-1400
NEWPORT BEACH -LIDO SANDS .
I bedroom, 2 bCh home ontr 2 block• to beechJ
Owner w• cm'f'J 1et TD at 11'11 ~. lnclude9 CO¥wed petto, eprtnklef eretem end 19,,.., communttr pool
OHL Y ·~UH. l73-el00
VILLA BALBOA -REDUCEDI
Spedou8 2 bedroom. 2 beth condo with wwtlr er•tem. epe end community pool OWner Wll c.rr
1stTD. SUbmn on terma on thle lcwefr unit loc;8ted
bf the beKhl Reduced to SZ!l,G00.131·1400
BALBOA HOME BY BAY
Wood noora. b11med celllnp end ehadJ brick petlo
enhMtce the dMlrm of thle remod1l1d 3 bedroom
home. su.,.r 1ocatton ...., racht club. echool.
8Cfoe8 bef on $-2 Iott S-,G00.131-1400
BALBOA SUMMER HIDEAWAYI
Ch8nnlng S bedroom houM wlth ...,...te 1
bedroom cottage on 881boe lalend. Stepe to ber
end ,.,,., for wr oceen ecceea. Ontr $297,000I Cllll
131-1400 Of..,,.....
BAYSHORES • FEE LAND
2 bedroom + den or I bedroom, 2 beth home. 1at TD
cen be ........-et 10% lnt.,..t end ...., mar
c.rrJ 2ncl TD with 20% . down. Priced to ... et
$321,000. Cel 131-1400
WESTCLIFF FAMILY HOME
....., le welting for an oner on this beeutlfulJ
Nm0d1l1d tamUy home, with• bedroome +den ·
end tonnel clnlng room AND prtvete pool Md
~or p&QhouMI Priced right et S-,500. Cal
131-1400
PENINSULA POINT FA.MIL Y HOME
Caeual femffy IMng In en abaolutefr prime locetlon
on PenlMule P•t. Se.pa to the "Wedge", oceen ' b9f. Buutttully remod1led on en ownlzed lot. a.-. patio + RV perking. 3 bedroom8, 3 btth .. for
S-,800. Call 131-1400
EASTBLUFF CONDO
Outetandlng .. F' plen With extending ._ of hell
S.f and ctty llghta. Specloue 3 bedroom, 21h Nth+.
,...,,., room end dining room. S..Uttfuffy upgraded
withe flneet of matett.aa. Urge petlo end air con-dl"°'lfr. Hur communttr pool. Priced to ..a et S315.«*L 131-1400
BAYCREST HOME-REDUCED
Large femlfr home wltti 5 bedrooms,• bethe Md en
excellent floor plan enhanced bf • bright decor.
Seperet• maid'• quar1en, fonMI dining room, 3 ftreplecee, wet ber In den a CU9tom buUtl Pool,
. Jact•n• olf meeter eulte. Menr extrael OWnen
anxtous-REDUCED tct$421,000. 131-t400
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NEWPORT HEIGHTS--CORIER BALBOA ISLAND BAYFRONT DUPLEX
2 ~t lob wttl\ • older I bedrooM. 2 beth · A "Weterflont" et Mt Ina.tor.._.. Pflce. Two unfts
home on OM lot; °"9f9d .et-.-DrM bf--~ ~with I bedroome In edt. Neer .....
Cltff om. or cal 131-1400 · --. ~ ;;;,-ol • ..., ectloft. L.M In OM end rent the
PERFECT FAlm.. Y HOIE
Super ....., ..... th8I ........ model. ln-
duclM • bedroome, 2'11 bMM Md .... prtw ....
prtwet.• rerct.,.... fruit 1rw........., e.ndec..-S.
........ pentry, ......... ~ 88Q Oft patio.: btreef
Greet loc8llon nw 8outlt eo.t Plaza. Prtced to
... et S1ts.OOO. l73-el00
BALBOA ISLAND DUPLEX
Low.et pt'lced north biitflont duplex often e 4
bedroom, 2'11 beth home ............ Md 2 cal
pnge + ..... 1 bildroom .,_. ............._ Cloee
to town, bMdt end "8e tie tor__. boel. .... ,aoo.
~orl31·1400
LAGUNA-BANK REPO
A '-1!!.::::oom• I beth home with "*'1 extree. _ Plue pool ...._·Bring ..; ofter or trede, .
10% C8eh dowrL ...... oflertng 12% ......... tor
ftnenclng. Great reduction to '721.-11 C8I
111-1400
OCEA.NFRONT ELEGANCE!
a..uttful. ~ Nm0d1l1d s bedroom + deft,
3 beth home that often .. 1l1pnt; dr8matlc ....
atyl9. 8pir91 •tillll C II I, gourmet ldtchen, l9wllh ._
of ~ etched ...._ tie, wood Md Mlrron.
lndudee huge ......, roiom. den and •lep dMrn
mater bedroom lulte with flreplece Prtced to Ml
1t~m-1400 ~-
othef • .,.,.. ~
PEMNSULA BAVFRONT
-......, to ..... lnlo ............. , ., 'bedrocMn,
1'11 ............. _,....,,. ...... d ........... tor
srboet+ ..... ...._ Sw••P ..... .,...,,.,._ a
. nlgllt lglta Pltw ........ Cl~d + mdn l*tl·
Ing. Prtced to .... ~ 111-~
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LINDA ISLE-BAYFRONT
uttlmete c:ofttemporMJ 3 bedroom, SY.a beth llotM
In .......... locatlolL Toe.IJ ..... dll•d ..... ~extnel lndllidee2WI bera, ~ hend-...... ....,.,. .. Mdden ...... ~ c..,.. dlitallng.
,.... 1pe<'actelr ~ """rtncJ. eom~
pletelJ MCUred. lktght llind epedul. A bMutJ of·
.......... 911.1400
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WA TERFRO~T · HOMES, INC. ' R .ALTORS ·
2436 W Cod.,t tiwy.
N(•wport IW.tc-h
6:J 1-1 100
S<tle<>. R<'ntill .. : Prorwrtv Mttn;l9c>m<>nt
315 M1uinv Ave>.
flttlho.t 1'1<-rnd
<• 7 :J-(lt)tH)
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CFllll•MT 12 .....
This delightful 4 bedroom C Plan in the Bluffs
has eyerything you need for gracious living.
Beautiful French doors Jead to an enticing private
patio with a ovel & the pool is near ~Y· Coby
Ward.
llldiMJ 1211.-
A substantial price reducti°" is offered on this
great 5 Br, view home in F.astbluff. A tremendous
opportunity for those who need a family home.
This is vacant and waiting. Coby Ward.
• UITll TIWllH• ~
Monaco 3 Br, fain rm. exceptional view location.
Gorgeous planting in private ~tios.. Huge, Mstr
suite w/sauna on main floor, plus 2 additional Br
on 2nd story. Lucy Rose.
EllUllWIY , ... , .. 11,111,111
With a blend of traditional and contemporary this
6 Br, 7 Ba home is tntly the ideal family home.
Features a fabuliolw golf COUl"le and lake view.
Includes the finest of quality construction
thruout. Owner is very motivated and will con-
sider tr'ades. Danny Bibb. .· . . .
• lllYll 11,211.-.
Fairway location. 4 bed.rooms, 4 baths, family
room, billiard room plus a 2 bedroom guest suite.
A private pool enhances this prestige property.
Owner is very mof:ivated. Danny Bibb.
• IAIYIMIYEI-.. un.-Tb.is 2 Br, 2 Ba Deane town.home offers a spacious
lot in a most private location at a very low price.
Asking $339,000 with ass• •mable financing.
Danny Bibb.
•lllYIMIYD. 1111,-
LOvely 2 Br, den.home, prime cill-de-sac location,
end unit. Wonderful garden setting w/mature
landxaping. Private community. Martha Mac-
nab.
-Wiii' lllT SUP 1211.-Secluded 3 Br, 2~ Ba unit in private gated
community, steps to beach & shopping. Includes
land & slip. Martha Macnab. •
IUffS .. ----.......
Beautiful Del~D<r unit with outatand.ing pan-
oramic back bay and nite light views. 3 Br, 2'ti
Baths. Decorated in neutral colon. Lush green-
belt. Cloee to community pool, tchools and aho~ pm,, Incl. land. Donna Godshall.
Nl&Y -W/111•1• NW Slll,-
4 Br, 2 ~ Be. Single story SpyglUs home, tul-de-
uc locatlon w/loads of privacy. Owner will carry •
far qualified buyer. Sandi Fix. -
644-6200
2 Civic Plaza #100
Newport Beach, Ca.
IPR •llD UT-.Y I lmlf
CAMID SHORES ....... 111 ~
6 BR, FR. Pool Wtrirt 1-4 Doana Godshall
EASTBLUW aee.-Ult .. 11111
5 BR, FR 1·5 C.oby Ward
HARBOR VU HILLS...,._ _, 11 .. ••
4 BR. FR, pool/ape Sa 11-5/Su 12-5 M. L. t4arioo
IPll•IRlllm&Y
HARBOR VU IULLS I~
3 BR, FR 2-5
. TURTL&ROCK un•
2 BR, FR 1-5
EASTBLUFF ltllMI
4 BR, FR, pool 1-5
.mG CANYON ... , •
5 BR, FR, Pool 1-5
1mw•.
Maxine Propp
·HRpw
Lucy RoR
1111 ......
Coby Ward . ..,.. .......
Stephanie Grody
FllnEI.. ..,-
Enjoy superb vista of g<qeous countryside from
th.is detached Turtle Rocle home. Beautifully
.decol'ated in neutral tones. featuring woodplank
flooring, gourmet kitchen and spacious Mstr suite.
Micki Ox>per.
IEST 111• m. ... llY1 I! ..
Deligtitfill two bedroom house & open and airy
one bedroom apartmenL Live in o~, rent the
other. Walle to beach and shops. Lois Jacobs.
........ "' 1112.-
Lowest priced Warmington townhome Plan D
. with 2 Mstr bedrooms. 3 b'aths, den. spacious
living room with fireplace & cathedral~
Formal dining, large country kitchen, anxious
o~. Lois Jacobs.
SIPEll flllRl•I 11111111
Large Westcliff family home with poo1 & spa.
Needs some TLC. 5 Br, 5~ Ba. fonnal dining
room plus large bonus room. Good neighborhood.
Call for financing details. Joan Lewis.
u ... ~ 11,11..-
View forever, beautifully maintained older
Lapna ~. u9ed brick terrace, lush c.-OulVard
entrance )with secllided swimming pool, 3 Br,
formal dining rm. den, maid's quarters. Ba.rbaii
Aune/Ge«ge Grupe.
.. Lm'9I' • IU ""' ., · . INl,111
1'.argest Ooor plan in Sea View priced to
IMill. Two-story home. Mstr suite, large family
~ 2 bedrooms on Meh level. 24 hr. guarded
gate community with tennis courts & pool. La!ge
usumable lat TD. Maxine Propp.
-I-JI.IT .....
Currently has a 1 Br older home with great rental
history. Excellent location near beaches and shop-
ping. F.asy aooes Rent now and build later.
Martha Macnab.
ilU .... 11&1&1 "' .......
Big Canyon 5 br, 4 ~ bath unique single level
custcm hmne borders the 14th fairway in this
exclusive gate guarded community. 1be very
finest of appointments throughout. A spacious
pool and spa are enhanced by a very secluded
location. Danny Bibb .
1111'•-11 .. ao.e to South Coast Plaza, OU~ 3 br. 2~
baths, home on corner lot; Kitchen with an
amenities. fireplace in living room. and Skylights.
Garden window. Clole to pool and spa. Lowest
priced Condo in deveJopnent. Donna Godshall
am m 11111 • .._ a,111r111
Prime locati«ln overlookmg fairways. lake and
nite lites. 5 Br, 4 fireplaces. library. billiard rm.
family nn. Attention to every detail in this rust.om
Valentine built b()n)e. Tom AJ.limon.
·. 11111111 ll'l ... llD 111 ....
Pier permit ~i· Only .....,..;ru"ll ba}'fro!>tlot . for sale on tocy Bay. FaSy boat ~ to
main bay. Beverl Morphy.
. .... _, ... ..L . 11,111,111
Big Canyon :tl:T' touch of French European, this
5 Br. 5 ~ Bath tnldi~ estate is truly a ·
offering. Includes six fireplaces. a country
kitchen, library, elevator, formal dining and
breakfast rooms and a sweepµig view of the Big
Canyon Goll arid Qruntry Oub. Eiccellent ienns..
Danny Bibb.
PllY&11 ESTHE It..,_
Wood and glass home w /commercial. gourmet
kitchen, exotic Mstr suite and lanai overviewing
lush tropical setting Wlth lagoon-spa. KOi po.rxis.
wateni.llS. nature paths. A home of unique
drama! Paula Bailey. .
Na!SHI~
.Dover: Shores sbmn1ngcustom 5 cul~
home with 148' water front.age. Roc:m for 60• and
80' yachts. Exceptionally privat.e lc:ldltion. Owner
will catty 1st TD. lnclUdcs land. Paula Bailef. •llllllNlm.. .
This newly listed 4 Br. 2 ~ Ba home
ator'1 sho~. Ablolut.ely mint cODdition!
Featwing a pool. ~te spa. and a veey private
sunlite piden setting. Priced for immediate sale.
Danny Bibb.
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Fantasuc Buy with Great Fin.anci.ng! Decorated in
neutral tones. Large backyard. Beautiful view of the
hills. 3 BR, 2 B~. 2 fireplaces in a great family area.
Call office for excellent financing details. R~
DUCED TO $234,000.
SPlCIHS-YET 1mum
5 BR, 7 BA custom Valentine built home overlooking
terrific view. 5800 sq. feet with extensive use of
wood and stone throughout. Extremely private rear
yard. Family sii.ed spa. Cul-de-sac location. Asking
$1,695,000
Rllll llH 11111 CUYOI
This home has everything! View, large pool & spa,
large lot on cul-de-sac •. plus an outstanding home
with special-features too numerous to mention. 5 BR.
3 BA .. 3 fireplaces and a three car garage -very
customized Plan 1 with complete security system
and a wine cellar th.at has to be seen to be believed!
Special value at $799,000.
CllSP llW ...
Expanded, upgraded Miramar plan with terrific
view in Harbor Ridge. 2 BR, large den. 3 BA.
mirrored wardrobes, extra cabinets, security alarm.
Freshly painted and papered. $499,000.
FUIT mm_.,.. TDHCI
Chamling custom 3 BR, 2 BA home shows pride of
ownership in every de~ Beamed ceilings, wood
shutters, plaster walls, formal dining room. Private
courtyard with quality landscaping. On fee land at
$395,000. Vergilene Hull.
r IUlft.U WITI Piil
3 BR & den, 3 BA Deauville model with panoramJC
view of golf course and night lights. Custom pool and
. spa. Prime street in Big Canyon. Asking $699,500.
Vergilene Hull
LMWlmRm
FLEXIBLE PROPERTY! Outstan&ng bayfrqnt
next to 60 ft. sandy beach. Can be one large 6 BR, 5
BA home or duplex. Owner will finance & will
consider trade. $1 ,350,000. Mary Sivaslian.
11111••U1Yll
Beautiful plan for a couple. 2 private BR suite a.r;eas.
Beautifully decorated with its own private patio
with spa. View and patio overlooking golf course. A
very special property for $395,000. SUBMIT ALL
OFFERS!!
n11.1E11 am1t1111
Two contiguous lots south of highway in desrrable
old CDM. Quiet comer location~ose to beach.
Good financing available NOW REDUCED TO
$425,000. Mary S1vaslian
IUIClSlU CHIO II C•
• Best location! View of pool and large patio. 3 BR, 2 ~
'BA, wet bar, FP in living room. Ample guest
parking. Heart of old CDM & close to everyth.i.n.g. A
very special propert.y1 $325,000. Vergilene Hull.
.... 11 IEWPllT IUllll
GREAT LOCATION--CLOSE TO SCHOOLS &
SHOPPING. 2 large master BR suites plus separate
sitting room. 2 ~ BA, private patio and just steps to
the pool. Very clean unit. Asking $169,900. Marie
Fargo.
•
#3 Civic Plaz•. Suite 170
t:_llewport Beach, Caltfornia 92660
. HTlllUCI
· Pei'fect oceanfront location. 2 story with great view.
4 BR, 2 BA, fireplace, new paint. Walk lb shopping.
A real bargain at $595,000.
SfHLI LEYEL ILmS wm ..
Finest comer location. BeSt priced Anita plan m
Bluffs. Inviting kitchen, family room, pretty patio,
fireplace. Sparkling clean 3 BR, w/convertible den, 2
BA on iee land. $219,000
IPEIHISIS
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Outstanding view location. Valentil_\e custom
home w/superior design & construction. 5 BRs,
including elegant master suite, 7 baths, family
room, 4 FP, 3 car garage, gated courtyard. 6100 sq.
feet of su~rb living for $1,850,000.
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Quiet end unit with large private deck over-
looking the goU course view. Beautifully decor-
. ated 2 BR & den with custom shutters & shelving.
In prestigious Big Canyon and close to Fashion
ls.land. $315,000. Helen Wood.
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This gorgeous traditional 6 BR has been reduced
for immediate sale. Now only $596,000!!! This
includes gounnet kitchen, wooded stairways,
French doors, stained and leaded glass windows,
pool, spa and wading pool. Please take the time to
see the beautiful bargain.
UPI ... • IPHUSS 41 •11• UY IPEI SlmAY 1-1
·Lovely 4 BR, 3 BA Cape Hom model with
fabulous view. Tastefully upgraded throughout.
Formal dining room. Additional cabinets in
kitchen & garage. Soft, neutral decor. Custom
drapes, marble entry, security sys1em. Must see at
$599,000.
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REDUCED PRICE!! Spectacular view of moun-
tains & city lights from trus very special Nan-
tucket model in Spyglass Hill. 5 BA, formal
dining, large family room. Professionally decor-
ated. Entertainment backyard with pool, spa,
BBQ & fire ring. Now $669.500. Bob G~.
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NEW ON THE MARKET -Exciting Bayfront
location on turning baSin. 4 BR, 4 BA home with 2
kitchens, effective use of stained glass and used
brick. Expansive view from upstairs recreation
room. OWncr wowd consider trade for smaller
BalbOa Isl&nd or CDM home. Call Vergilene Hull
for det.aJb. Asking $2,350,000.
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Enjoy the beautiful city light view. Quality
throughout this 4 BR, 2 ~ BA Seaview home.
Professionally decorated in Country French.
Walle to shops, parks and schools. Offered at
$419,000. Mane Fargo.
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Single level Capehorn model on quiet cul-de-sac.
Panoramic ocean and dty light view. Larae pool,
spa and Kol pond. 4 spacioul bedrooms, large
formal OR and~:.. COme .ee 1hil outatandina
home offered at fQQ,000. Sue 1lm.
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On prestigious Linda Isle with dock for a large boat
plus a side \le. Spacious hoine with~ BR, 4~ BA, 3
car garage plus many extras. Now a ll,450,000.
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This dream home could become your reality! 3 BR; 3
BA, 3 car garage beautifully decorated Lucerne
model in Harbor Ridge is boasti.ng a superb view,
attractlve use of beveled glasa, plantation shutters.
trac lighting, custom built-ins plus many other
custom features. Now at $750,000.
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Palatial Mediterranean home with old world charm
and exquisite handcrafted and imported materials.
Masterfully designed. This new home includes 5 BR,
6 Y\ BA and is located in prestigious Harbor Ridge.
$1,275,000.
POFllY RI IM •Ill lllYll
Expanded Broadmoor Plan 4 on quiet cul-de-sac. 4
BR, family room, formal dining. Quality u~
throughout. Covered l)!ltio. 3 car prage. $645.000.
Vergilene Hull.
IDT• • lllYll Beautifully decorated and highly upgraded. 4 B~
family room es1ate. Formal dining, 2 fireplaices, pool
& spa with total privacy, located on private cul-de-
sac for that country living feeling. ASking $719,000.
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Popular 3 BR, 2 BA condo on beautiful greenbelt.
Former model Room fQr expansion. Two lovely
patios. Cul-de-sac location. price_ includes the~!!
This one won't last at $235,000. Marie Fargo.
umusru-•• Best location! View of pool and large patio. 3 BR, 2 ~
BA. wet bar, FP in living room. Ample guest
parking. Heart of old CDM & cloee to everything. A
very special property! $325,000. Vergilene Hull.
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6800 aquare feet of the finest quality craftsmanship
available. 5 BR, 7 BA. 5 car garage, 3 Jevel luxurious
home in prestigious Harbor Ridge in Newport
Beach. French doors and custbm cabinets thi'ough-
out. Gounnet kitchen with laVish equipment. This
new home won't last a $2,250,000. ..,
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3 BR, 3 BA. 3 car ea.rage Lucerne. ShOws like a
model. Softly decorated in neutral tones. GOrgeous
view of mountains and city light&. Lovely spacious
courtyard. This is new on the market and a treat to
behold! $650,000.
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Full customlted and expanded IAut.remont in
Harbor Ridft. A~ of lucite makes this home
an elegant ~eee. Solid marble bench leeds
from LR to outdoorfpa: & view. 4 BR. 3 BA. Truly a
very apecf'al b"Oine. $795,000. .
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-Channing Cape Code oondo in w:Juded Harbor
View Knolls. Mountain and night li;ht ~. 2 BR,
2 lh BA, f~n:nal {l_ini.ng, split level. natural wood trim.
Tip-top condition. NOW REDUCED TO $249,000
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Mountain & light view from this 2 BR and den. 3 BA
Miramar in Hirbor IU~. French decor. hardwood
!loon, plantation ahutten. Beautilully maantai.ned.
~~.000. VeJ'li}ene Hull.
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Cheerful 3 Br, 2 Ba contemporary home In
~ move-In condition. High beam ceilings,
teak entry, like new kitchen & baths. Lovely easy
care landscaping, automatic sprinklers, lights &
atrium garden entry. Short escrow possible.
First & second T.D.'s assumable at low Interest
rate amoritlzed ov r 30 years. Call Belle Chase
Lee for additional financing Information. Re-
duced to $289,500 with land.
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Charming outside & In. Open beamed ceilings,
oak plank floors, French doors & brick. patio
create the atmosphere for good living. Add 3 Br,
2 Ba, 2 fireplaces & It's a wtnnerl Priced at
$345,000. Ask for Linda Oeth.
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and priced for a quick sale! 3 Br, 21ft Ba, 2
fireplaces, one In a very private Mstr suite. Wet
bar, cozy den/fm·rm, 2 patios, large sundeck.
Quiet gated community with lovety landscaping,
pool, spa & tennis court. Convenient to every-
thing. $198,500 Including land. Ask foi Belle
Chase Lee.
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Fantastic 3 Br condo In prestigious Big Canyon
with views of bay & ocean. This home has a
medley of amenities-rich planked floor In living
room, dining room, kitchen and family room, 4
skylights Illuminate the 1st floor expansive Mstr
suite plus a 3 car garage! Wonderfult $535,000.
Ask for Carolyn Mason.
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3 Br, 1 Ba, No. Laguna mobile home on the .
water with glass enclosed deck. Furniture Inc.
your own home on the beach. Terms avaJlable.
Ask for Al W~nert. .·
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Beautiful PJan 5, 3 Br, 21,.ii·Ba, with family room.
Former modet. Private SparkUng spa. 24 hr
guarded gate. Lighted tennis courts. $369,900.
Ask for Marie Denny.
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large patio. Convenient to shopping and .free-
~· Owner will carry 2nd. $119,900. Ask for
Liz Beazley.
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Hers baths, family room plus 2 other Br, all on
greenbelt. "$245,000. Ask for Barbara Gothard.
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The neighbOrhood speaks for ltselft Take the
location and combine It with a well maintained 3
Br, 21ft Ba upgraded home wit~ poof and forever
views. See It and you'll want it. Good financing.
Call for appointment. $380,000 LH. Ask for Jim
Sellers.
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EnJoy the Pacific sunsets steps away from this
duplex In West Newport. Excellent rental area all
year round. Try 2094 down and owner may
finance. Ail affordable Idea at $178,000. Ask for
HaJUe Strode.·
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21ft blks to beach, with great owner unit. 3 Br, 2
88, fireplace, laundry room, tiuge pantry. High
beamed ceiling, private deck. Plus 2 Br, den, 2th
Ba. family room, laundry room, brick fir~.
Atrium patio. Priced at $349,000. Ask for Lols
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The glory of the view and the glmnour of J.M.
Peters design. Former mockll. Neutral good
taste throughout. Multl-wtndowed expoans In
aN major r~. $275,000. Ask for "M•~ Bulkley. . -'7''
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Qulettocatk>n with~ view. Light and *Y 3
Br, Mstr f>edroom retreat, 3 Ba, step down IMng
. room, fireplaces, wet bar and formal d~
room. Ask for Lois Egan. • ....
Exceptionally priced 4 Br, 2 Ba home In ex~
lent school district. Great opportunity to decor-
ate it ''your way" I OWners are anxious to 911. ·
$167,500. Ask for Liz Beazley.
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A truly tropical J>8!radiee. 6 Br, 4 plus bath home
built on three leWla on a hHI in Emerald Bay.
Each room has spectacular views. Home fea-
tures In Orange County Magazine. Price ln-
ciudeS all fumlshlngs. $2,500,000. For private
showing calf David Hlrschler or Nancy Short.
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Immaculate, charming 4 Br, 4 Ba family home.
Could be 5 Br's or 4 Br & den. Newty carpeted.
Easy access to private tennis courts and beach.
Ask for David Hirschtet'.
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• ••Ill llEWl1 cyprus Shores oceanfrontt 4 Br. 3 Ba wttt\ 2
firep&aces. · one tn the master. Private b8ach,
tennis, pod & ape. 24 hour gate guard. One of
the lowest priced oceanfronts at $695,000. Ask
for David Hlrschler.
Imagine living In Newport Beach wittf a brook
meandering through your '.4 acre elegant estate.
This contemporary decorator's home has 3 Br,
3'h Ba, formal dining room & den. Luxurious
Mstr suite will satisfy all needs. Handsome
family room features hand rubbed walnut Celling
& carved fireplace. Custom quaJlty •.. to see 18 to
WaJk through a pine and fem forest and then
enjoy the noor to celling vtews of the la&ands,
jetty and turning basin. Beautiful leaded glass
doors, windows and warm wood walls add
charm to this gorgeous home located last on the llllM m. • LE&ll
bluff overtooklng China Cove. Priced at 2 Br. 2 Ba, partially furnished, 6 month lease
~ievell $425,000. Ask for NancyStTort. $1,200,000. Ask for NalicyS--~---..----"1,.650 mo. Call Belle Chae Lee.
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Cul-de.:sac location with room for
pool. Assumable financing, approx
$98,000 @ 12~. Excellent value for ·
this prtvate, beautiful . home @
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please contact ma WOE 131-1211.
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OWNER SAYS SELL -Submit yo~r offers. Beautiful, almost new 41
Bdrm & Loft. Steeps 16. Assume
$8&,000 1st T.D. @ 13.50% fixed.
Near 6 ski slopes. Photos In office
for private viewing. Asking
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3 Bdrm, 2 Baths -Assume 10% ·financing. Excellent for
remodel. For more info, please contact llTI W~l 111-1211
4 BEDROOM $106,000
A real bargalD! Spic 'n span and ready to move into ts this
~xtra large end unit. Double car garage. New carpet, paint,
roof, etc. "1WllE111-1111
LIQUIDATION ·
CAN'T BELIEVE IT! Must liquidate gorgeous 2 Bdrm, 2
Bath, air conditioned Condo near S.C. Plaza for $69,000
-also 3 Bdrm model for $77,500. Pool, spa, carport.
Assume 10.5% financing. Won't last. lnl WAIE 111-1211
MESA 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 IUILEMAI
FABULOUS GOLF COURSE ESTATE :-·
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PROPERTIES ON MESA VERDE COUNTRY CLUB.
SINGLE LEVEL 4 BDRM, FAMILY AND FORMAL DINING
ROOMS. BEAUTIFUL 'h ACRE GROUNDS WITH POOL,
FRUIT TREES AND ROLLING LAWNS. CALL FOR RRI--
VATE SHOWING . .llCllE UllLElll.
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Over 'h acre lot with spectacular
views of bay & ocean. 4 bedroom
residence with separate guest unit
or maid's quarters. Just listed at
$539,000. Call for Information and
showing. W lllNDS 631 -1266
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3,500 SQ. FT.
Dramatic Desert Architecture & De-
sign. 4 bdrm home remodeled and
expanded. 2nd story just com-
pleted. 3,500 sq. ft. of entertain-
ment and living area. View from
most living areas. Observation deck
· and spa. This Is a superb property
very fairly priced. Owner very
motivated. $399,000. UE llllDS
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PRlME Newport Heights VICTORIAN design. 3,400 sq.ft.
of living area. Master craftsmanship 3 bedroom, family
room, format dining. Antique doors & fireplace. Too many
upgrades to mention. It's stunnln~.~~USIVE SHOW-
INGS. Call for appointment. Ill I 831-1266
EXCLUSIVE USTllC IEWPOIT IEICITS
Charming 3 bdrm, 2 bath den home In excellent seclude<.
· location of Newport Helg~ts. Assumable financing. Great
opportunity at$189,000. W ••DI 631-1268
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Only $175,000 for this 2 bdrm home. Great Quiet Lo-
cation. Separate Dining Room. Oak Hardwood Floors.
Owner will finance at 12% Interest. Call Today! 111 l•IDS
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Fireplace, eat-In kitchen, vaulted celllng, room-slzed
deck, community pool & spa, tennis near-by. s•t. or 100/o
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Cu.tom 5 Bdrm, 4'Ja Bath, 2 mater •ultH, buutlful
letge llYlng room with apectecular view. 3 ftreplacH,
wet b8r a room for 3 boet• up· to 55 ft. a..t buy on
beytront at $1,195,000. Reduced to $199,000. BOB or
DOVIE KOOP
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. Four bedrooms, three baths, formal dining, family room,
beautiful master suite, DOCK space for up to 55 foot boat,
great price at $895,000 includes land, with assumable 1st
T.O. of $600,000. Submit any offer • N llYll IMP . '
UIDA ISLE
5 Bedrooms, 5 Baths, Family Rm ., Din. RM., Large Master
Suite w/sltting area, maids quarters, room for 2 large
boats up to 65 foot. $700,000 1st & 2nd TD both
assumable at tow rate, steal at $1,250,000 Incl. the land,
must move Inland. • I 11111 IMP ·
YICITSIWI COVE IAYFROIT
4 BDRM, 4 BA, Huge Living Room with 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. •·a llYIE lllP
Ll>O ISLE ..-sT LOCATION
Complete turning basin views from this 4 Br, 4 Bath
remodeled home with new kitchen, baths. Beau. tlle work.
plus dock for 50 ft. yacht. $1 ,950,000. Ill Ii llYIE lllP
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Four bedroom, 3 bath, formal dining, family room, break-
fast room. Large master suite with view down bay, dock
for 40' boat, very large home. Steal at $500,000. Ill I
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tennfs. $395,000. • • llWI lllP
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Builders delight. This property has possibilities for office · i
bldg., or commercial use. Lot size 66x300 with back bay B
view, presently has small house and storage an(j is zoned
for horse property. $350,000. • 111111 lllP
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Catalina, Bay and Ocean Views, from this three bedroom, I
two bath, two fireplaces, separate family room, pool, room
to add. Walk to town & Udo, very motivated.Seller can
carry large Note. $375,000. •I llYIE lllP
IAYCIEST IEIPOIT . I
4 bedroom 21h bath formal. dining, family room, breakfast I
area, lar~ yard with pool, wilt trade Condo Jasmine Creek
or Newport. Asking $325,000. • • llYIE lllP
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Villa Balboa's largest penthouse, 1st time offered. 3 bdrm I
2 bath, family room, wet bar, formal living and dining. ·
$2'65,000. Great terms .... • llYIE lllP
COIOIA DEL Ill DUPLEI I
2 Bedroom 1 bath $700.00-Mo. 2 bedroom 1 bath I
$650.00. Bachelor $400.00 Mo. Finance 1st T.O. $11,800
at 6. 75°A. 2nd T.D. $204,000 at 130/o. Steal at $250,000. -....... Outstanding bay and city night light view, 1 bedroom, 1
bath. Co-op hlghrise, underground ·parking, community
pool with fabulous decks. $250,000. Ill I llYll lllP IEWPOIT BEACH I
IEWPOITS KllCS ROAD Highly llpgraded with oak floors, gourmet kitchen, I ,,.
One of the finest bay, ocean & Catalina views. The home Is Frenchdoors, 2 hot tubs. 3 bdrm, 2 baths. $309,000 or
designed for entertaining, Including 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, trade. • • MYll IMP ·
large dining, game room with sit down bar, very large pool. • \ I
Priced at $425,000 (land quote Is $190, 102). Great buy. OSTSllE CISTI mu 11111 -$15,000 below comps must I •tr llYll lllP sell $114,000. 3 bdrm 21h bath 5 years new Ill n.11111• I
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Beautltul family home with 5 bdrms, 5 baths, formal living Ullll llSTlm YllW --Owner moved to Europe &
& dining, ocean view, stunning backyard with gazebo, must sell $399,000. Built In 1982, ocean, canyon, city light
pool. jacuzzi, wet bar & full bath. 3 private beaches. _ylew • a I 1111• I
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That's the VIEW from this magnificent
manor high on a hill in prestigious
Harbor Ridge! This luxurius 5 Bd, 7 Ba,
nillects the ultimate in qualify thru-out.
Boasts of a library, step-down family
nn. w/f-place, ·gounnet kltchen & in-
credible Master-suite w/sauna, f-place,
Walk-in "Closet-room" and VIEW. 40'
pool & spa. Owners may co'nsider trade.
Offered at $1,950,000. Jeri Hunt
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With a European flavor! Truly a unique
:and classic 3 Bd townbome! Fonnal-
marble-foyer-totally upgraded thru-
out. Private single level end-unit in lush
garden setting. 24 hr. guarded gate.
~hi-loan. Shown by appt. only.
$550,000. Jeri Hunt .
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Prime location-4 Bd, 3 Ba + den hotne.
Mint condition-owner will assist w /
financing. '$825,000 fee. Harriet.Perry
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Security gate. Jasmine Creek-2 Bd,2 Ba
+ den, Plan 2. Priced at $305,000. owe
2nd T.D. Submit. Subject to court app.
Call Vee Stinson
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Outstanding Newport Hgta family
home. 4 Bd, 3 Ba, fam nn & sec. system.
Too many amenities to liBt. A Must see--
asking $389,900. Owner w/assist
w/financing. Vee Stimon
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Single Level 3 Bd, 3 Ba. F.aSily expan-
dable, if desired. Assume 11 IA 'K> Max.
Loan & Owner Will .Carry.
Call Barbara Kast.le
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128 ft. on View -EXCELLENT price of
$545,000. Assume $365,000 loan. Build
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Views to Jetty & Lido + we have two
listed in this prestigious Mai-Kai located
just So. of Balboa Island Bridge. F.ach
w /2 Bd & 2 Ba approx. 40' of Prime
Bayfront Location! Barbara K.astle ....... -. Single-Level Dynasty Model. Ocean &
Bay View, end unit. 2 Bd, 2 Ba -
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10.37~ Loan Fixed Rate and Owner will
Assist. Call Barbara Kastle
Proper landscaping·
:reduces maintenant;e
Yard care can be ooticcbly reduced with
effective plannipg and plant sel~ion
Ho"!ever. maintenance cannot be
eliminated.
· The initial step is to consider needs of the
family, according to the California Land·
scape Contractors Association, a statewide
organization of landscape and sprinkler
contractors, and suppliers.
For example, one must determine if a
picnic area is desired. Arc there children.
and bow much play area do they need? Is a
swamming pool a consideration, or 8""
sandbox and swing set? Will a baroecue
area be ~ a patio •• a vqttablc or
flower garden? On~ needs have been decided, Cl.CA
urges the homeowner to prepatt a scale
sketch of the site to be landscaped. Draw in
all cxistina trees and shrubs, incorporatina
~wingtRCSand shrubs. That way, plants
tndigenous to the area can be better
utilized. and effective Use of existing
greenery can help prevent erosion.
Three major trouble SJ>Ots an land-
scaping, particularly in maintenance, arc
drainaie. lawnsand proper plant materials.
An area · improperly drained can cause
constant erosion problems. or, it may
create an area too ~t for lawns and plants
to survive.
A well selected and established lawn will
protect a gentle slope from erosion. A
steeper grade can be protected by using
other types of ground cover, such as vines
and shrubs. One of the best low mainten-
ance covers available, which should be
considered during planning stages.. is a well
established lawn. ·
For easy mowing, however, limit the
grass to level areas and very aradual slopes.
U oder shade trees where grass is difficult to
grow and • hard to. J'?Cb for mowtn&
howcv«, t:LC'A advises using around
covers that ~ littk tnmm.ina and arow
close to the pound.
Use a border strip of brick, concrete or
tile to contain the grass within the design.
The borders will reduce trimming.
Once the lawn area is determined, xlect
grass varieties according to the -am
available, considering the terram, the soil
and demands made upon it. A hArdy
variety should be selected if lawns will be
reoeivmg a lot offoot traffic.
Lawns in inland areas with hot 5ummcrs
and cold winters should be dltrercnt from
Jawn5 in coastal areas. ·
Now that the seed varieties are chosen
and the area detennined, the next step 1s to
prepare the seed bed. Professio~a~ la~d· .
scape contractors recommend prcpenng
the seed .bed with 1tnerous amounts of ·
humus for .maximum moisture rctenuon,
whiCh helps stimulate growth of new lawn
as well as to retain the beauty and thicknc
that make a matwt lawn attractive and
easy to maintain .
As the need to conserve water mounts, at
is important to utilize greenery that
!'C'JU~ the least amount of waterina and
1mpllng.
New fawns should bC pli..nted thi
month, with deep watering every seven lo
10 days. Ample water at that tage will
eocourage deep root arowth. In addition.
two complete feedings a year arc sufficient
-one in mid-March and another in early
Seetember.
Chemical weed killers hould be used to
protect the new lawn as welJ as to eliminate
any future problems, and, as an aid to
JCSOlving maintenance troubles.
Inquiries may be maC!c at the assoc1a -
tion·s office, 2226 K SL, SaCTamento
95816,orphone(9J6)448-CLCA.
OPEN HOUSES
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Ititroducing Seabridge Villas, ·Huntington Beach. . ' Ocean air, cit-y lights. 11.45°/o Starting at $~6,900
Here•s Seabridge ViHa5;"(l-beauttful,
new, affordable addre s to call home.
And what a location ... what a
beautiful list of up-~ale features. And
what value!
Some units invite a city lights view.
nkc reach of deck or private patio )bu Lan meet your frn.-nds at the
and Leram1l tile entries. Many have recreation dubhouse, swim or relax
,wood hurning fireplac.:'cs. There arc . around a large, inviting, uvsrnl-denr
spiral staircases in plan with two pool. Soak it up in the spa. \X'h~n
level". K1tchcns have Leram1l ttle councer you feel more aggressive, there\ an
top~. ash cabinetry, double '\ink, di'· indoor racquetball LOUrt and 4 privmc
The beach is about a 10 minute walk
away. And the ocean air, the cape cod
tylc architecture and a New England
village charm create a welcome feeling
and an atmosphere unlike anything
posal, dish washer, oven and range. · tennic; courts-lighted for night pl<ly
. Bath" ha\·c cultured marhlc pullr:nan as well, It's a Im of fun· and it\ all
·tops, twin h~sms. yourc;. And it\ another rca~on ~a-
• youve seen.
we·ve got the nght plan for you,
too-nine co choose from mcludmg.<1
tudio, one bedroom, two hcdroom and
a two bedroom with 'leeping loft.
There•s even a plan with two master
bedrooms i( yo~'rc considering dual
ownership.
Lake • waterfalls. lush land!'taping
!'Weep by just outside your window.
To keep you and yours safe, there\ a
24 hour, manned ccurity gate. We've
thought of everything.
What features!
-----.wc·Every floor plnn i light, iry, wit _
• view window and volume ~ciling~
many with skylights. All plan~ have a
For upper lcvd units an clew1wr bridge Villa-. i~ a beautiful plaLc t(l
makes toming and going ca~y. delivers call home.
you to your car-in a covered, scLurc --\ · -
parking area. Now what about price
and financing?
Just for fun
You can walk or bike to the beach
of tour~. hue there's more-right outside
your door .
Mola Dc\clopmcnt Corpornuon
Huntmi;:ron &·<a~h. CA
\X'cll, prn.c' "tart at $66,900 anJ
go up toS121,900depending, rcallv. up<m
the size of the plan you like. :-\or the ·
feature . Thcrc'rc no '\tripped down"
models-Thcre'rc all heaLii1fu1.
And for financing, we've got se\:eral
plans including, for example, a 11.45 o
interest, bond financing plan tnaes
very attractive. But ask. We11 explain
them all and recommend a plan best
for you
So ,top bv :rnd scL-. It\ the ht_.,c h\,m1..·
.value-for ,ftle rhk-wttk.
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,HOMES FOR SALE
2BEDROOM
2921 4th St, COM
875-6000 $208,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
* 1429 Dolphtn Terrace, Newport Beach 87~ $699,500 Sat/Sunday f-5
720 Goldenrod, COM
644-7211 $199,000
2315 Margaret Dr, Newport Beach
Sun 1-4
648-7171 $179,900 Sunday 1-5
3028 Ocean, COM
675-6000 $725,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2 BR plua FAM Rll or DEN
• 18 Aton, Jamlne Creek, orona ~ Mar
&40-48e8 $305,000 Sat/Sunday 1-5
••23 Beechcomber Dr, Jumtne Crk, CdM
631-7300 $575,000 Sun 1-5
V-2535 CresMew, BaY9tW>rea, Npt Bch
644-9060 $259,000 Sunday 1-5
23 HIUgrua, Trtl Rk, trvtne
644-6200 $222,000 Sun 1-5
10 Morning View, Turtterock Ridge, Irvine
955-2830 $299,000 Sat/Sun 11-5:30
2025 Port Brlstof, COM
875-6000 $242,000 Sat/Sun 1-.:;
SBEDROOM
• 2723 5th St COM
6«-7208 $349,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
2215 Alta Vttta, E-btuff, NB
644-6200 $269,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
1207 Blue Gum, Dover Shores, Npt Bch
873-4400 $.444,500 Sunday 1-5
21 Canyon Crest Or, NB
644-7020 $198,500 -Sun 1-5
4733 Cortland, NB
875-6000 $299,500.
15 Hampden, COM
Sun 1-5
875-8000 $450,000 Sun 1-5
01 Harbor View Dr. Newport Beech
760-1219 1500,000 Sat/Sun 1-6
302 Heftotrope, COM
875-6000 $439,000 Sun 1-5
~-•432 19ebeffe, eoron.ctet Mar
873-4400 1795,000 Sunday ,.5
2721 5th Ave. Olde Corona det Mar
873-4400 $299,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
NO Unden Piece, ea.ta MMa ~2313 $108,000 Sat 12:30-3:30
t 18 M9ckenz:le, CQlta M9ea
54&-2313 1134,800 Saturday 1-4
":1: A'1.2o~ a..c;.t~day 2-5
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1419 Santanelle Terr.ce, COM
&44-7020 $289,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
•470 Shady DrMt (off Irvine Btvd) CM
631-7370 $193,700 Sunday 1-5
214 ~Grazlana. NB
644-7020 ~5,000
214 Vie lthlca Udo, NB
87$-6161 $420,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
**1418 W. Bay, Penlnaula. Npt Bch
631-140 $97&,ooo Saturday 1-5
2343 Weatmlnfster/23rd St. Costa Mela
648-7171 -$128,000 . Sunday 12-4
3 BR plua FAM RM or DEN
39 Beecon Bay, Newport Beach
673--1919 $398,000 Sunday 1-4
1419 Ootphfn Terr., trvtne Terr, CdM
875-5930 S785,000 tee Sunday 1-5
703 GOidenrod, Corona det Mar
759-1501qt Sat/Sunday 1-5
1955 trvtne Ave (Costa Mesa)
845-7078 $195,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1322 Keef Dr. HVH, NB
844--e200 $349,000 Sun 2-5
•305 King• PJaee. Cllffhaven, N.B.
631-1400 $390,000 8aturday 1-4
***100 Kings Road, Cflff Haven, NB 631-7300 $595,000 Sun 1-5
1215 Martnert Drlw, Baycrelt, NB
631-7300 $395,000 Dally 1-5
• 189 Master• Cr. nr S.A.CC, eo.ta Mesa
642-5200 $215,000 Sunday 1-5
1349 suaex, W•tcllff. N.B.
642-5200 $234,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
**308 Morning Star Ln, Dov« 8horee~ NB
631-7300 $885,000 Sun 1-5
· **3335 OcMn etvd, Corona d9' Mar
759-1501 ~5,000 Sunday 1-5
1628 Ofmnge Ave.(Com. Pllllmer)Co.ta Meea
873--1600 $216,000 Sunday 11-4
••1084 PeecadOi' Dr, Dowr Shor•, NB
831-7300 '550,000 s.., 1-5
•332 Poll IMttia, Corona del Mar
831-7300 $526,000 • Sat/Sun 1-5 -----124 Via Quito (Udo•> Newport 8wt'I
873-7300 $489,000 Sat 1-4 ..
2755 Albaoee, Colla ....
&45-0303 1185,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
* • 1208 c.nbrtdae. NB 75M100 '32t;l00 Sat 1:30-8 * * 1024 E. ltllboe Btvd, P9nln. Pt, N8 631-1400 t1.oeo,ooo 8Ynday 1..a
*1338 G*xy. OrM (Oowr lhot99) N8
873-7300 tee5.000 8et/8un 1--t:30
14 ~Court (Ne'44*1 er.t=8ch &4&-7171. 1119,000 1-4 * 1421 KJnga Rd, N8 87~ "'50.000 Sat 1-5
600 Aodcford COronl <Ml Mar
1-.1&01 lili,ooo Sat/Sun 1-6
1230 8-Mt ~.COM
875-eooo '379,000 Sun 1-6
941 &irra WrJ (Mela oee Mat) C.M.
'432-6451 1139,500 Sat/Sun 12-4
399 8e¥tle Aw. a.tt>oa .,......
873-4400 1647.500 &may M
**828 Via Udo Nord, N8
780-t333 $2,350,000
,llR..,.FAMRMwDEN
1358 Glllaxy, OoYW Shor•. N9wpott 8wt'1
642-5200 1796,000 . ~ 1.:.S
•• 1 Muir~ Cr., Corona del M• .
844-9060 SS1 ,225,000 Sat 2..S
* *2408 23td St, Cherry Lake, Npt 9ch
873--1900 Saturday/Sun 1-5
1630 Antigua Way, OcMr Shoree. NB·
. 631-7300 $475,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
*2107 Arbutus, E-bklff, NB
844-6200 $275,000 Sun 1-6
**601 BaYlide Dr, Promontory Bay, NB
631-1400 $1, 150,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
••52 Orek• Bay, Spyglae, CdM
759-0619 . $420,000 Sa1Urday 1-5
V'5.18 El Modena. Nftport 8wt'I
640--4888 $389,900 Sat/Sunday 1-5
**1510 E. OcMnfront, N9wport 8wf\
&40-4868 $825,000 Sunday 1-5
*1700 GaJaxy, DoYW Shor•, N.B.
759-1501 seoo.ooo aavSun 1-s
1«1 Galaxy Ot, Dover Shor•, Npt Beech
548-5&47 $295,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 ~ .
2821 Harbor View Dr, H.V. HHls
644-9060 $&49,500 Sunday 1-5
••8 Jade Cove, NB
780-8333 $625,000 Sun 1-e
1918 Leeward Lane, Baycreet, NB
631-7300 $275,000 Sun 1-5
2952 Maul Place, Costa Mesa
546-2313 1239,900 Sat/Sun 1-4 * •48 Mlaaion Bay, Spygla, NB
760--8333 $599,000 Sun 1-5
**404 Morning Star Ln, Newport Beech
&«-:-9060 $550,000 Sat\lrday 1..S
*••CM Morning-si. Ln, Newport Beech'
644-9080 $550,000 SUnday 1-4
••34 Morro Bay, Spyglaa, CdM
761-8190 Sunday 1-4 .
*1970 Port Ounteigh Cir, NB
786-7600 $24, 100 SaVSun 2-5
1718 Port Shefftekt, Harbor v... Homee, NB1
631-7300 $310,000 Sun 1..s
*1227 Santlego Dr, OoYWShor•, NB
631-7300 1525,000 Sun 1-5-__..__~
* 1828 811nta.clo DrlWt, Beycteet, NB
631-7300 $385,000 SaVSun 1-5
*2001 Sllnt&ego, Baycrtt, Npt ~
873-4400 $345,000 Sun 1-5
2409 Tu.tin Ave, Bldcbay ea.ta ~
873-4400 uee.ooo Sun 1-6
••M07 SM~. HVH, NB ~ '475,000 Sat/Sun 11-6
••3384 SummerMt Cftde, Coeta Mela 645-0303 $248,800 Sat/Sun 1-6 -..
• 4341e~eo.8aMw
. . MS-0303 1254;&00 . 8_unday 1~
1789 T ...... (u.a Vsde) C09ta M.-
845-0303 ·1219.000 • a.J&wt 1-s
••14 TorfW PIMa. Big Cyn, N8
144.aoc> 1885,000 Sun 2-6
•1807 T~ Lw, Bei/CIMt. NB
831-7300 8290,000 Sun 1-5
182t Tr8CMwllMta Lw. 88)Qest, NB
831·7300 1331,000 Sun 1-6
•4839 Tr9m0nt Lw, c.meo ShorM. N8 831-7300 1695,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2015 Wlndwlird, ~. N.8.
631-1400 1292,000 Satur~ay 1-;
2015 Yacht Mtlchlef, S-..1ew.NB
780-8333 '419,000 Sun 1-5
lllEDROOll
**818 H.t>oi' l8liind Dr, NB .
759-9100 11,300,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
**239 Via Udo Soud, Udo, NB
759-9100 11,550,000 Sat/Sun 12 ...
1 M .... FAii Mi ot DEN
•• 8 Tr.._,, twtM>r Ridge ~ $1,950,000 ~ 1-5
••801 Aldebet'on. Siver Shn. NB. .
&44-9080-$435.000 FEE Sunday 1-5
••1524 MtlgUa Wf/'f, Oowr Shoree, NB
631-7300 S780.000 Sun 1-s
•321 Plaza Udo (Udo lat) NB e13-n01 seso.ooo. Sat/Sun 1-5
**3802 Chennel Pl9oe, Npt 18land, NB
631-7300 M50,000 'Sat/Sun 1-5 * •509 De Anza,, COM 780-8333 $59e,OOO Sun 2-6
•• 14 a.new, H-Rdge, NB 780-8333 $1,850,000 SaVSun 1-5
••24 Mlallon Bay,'$pygtaa. NB
780-8333 $689,500 Sat 1-5
OrMge County AMI Eatate/An ~ tupplernent to N DAILY PfLOT /Satwd9y, Sec*mber 8, 1184 -17
1229 ~ OrM; oa.. ~ N8
831-7300 1845,000 s.t/Sun 1-5
*30 Aarlll 8t George. Big ~. NB
&U-'200 8"5.000 Sun 1-5 .
1519 SMtlego Ort\19. Bei/CIMt, NB
831-7300 '345.000 . Sun 1-5
2018 °s.ntlligo DrM, Oowr ~ N8
831-7300 S4el,OOO S8t 1-5
•• 1801 Toyon Lw, 89)'Cleet, N8
631-7300 '550.000 Sun 1-5
•• 14 Trllfllgar, H. Adg8, NB
780-8333 l1,996,000 Sat/Sw\ 1-5
IBR .... FAMRMotDEN
•807 Mdeberan. Dover Shoree, Npt Bch
&44-90e0 $435,000 FEE ~ 1-5
· * * * 107 Mtlford, C.$hor9e. NB
M4-e200 11.599,000 Sat/Sun , ...
,. ***101 Via Udo Soud,NB
875-e181 '4,850,000 Sat/Sun 12-5
CONDOS FOR IALE
2 BR plua FAM RM ot DEN
211 ~·· Olde Corona del Mar 87M780 $595,000 Sunday 1_.
50 See Ptne. 8lg Cyn, NB
. 1~ $315,QOO Sun 1-6
10 Tlmber Run, tMne
551-3000 $129,900 Sat/Son 1-5
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195 Br~. Cotta M..a
546-2313 t144.500 Sat/Sun 12 ...
••551 vi.ta Grande, Bluffs, NB
759-9100 1193,900 Sun 1-5
*430 vi.ta Grande, Bluffl, N&
759-9100 $218,500 Sat/SUn 1-5
·I BR plue FAii Rll ot DEN
2617 Vista Omeda. Newport ~
831-1400 $395,000 Saturdf/'f 1 ...
T~FORUl..E
2•pluaFAllMl•DEN
34 S.. ~(Ford & J8mboree) N.S •
882-1873 1291.000 Sun. 1-5
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••l~wood. W()Odb(tdge. 1rWMt
751-3111 1181,900 Sun S-5
'Pl.EXES FOR SALE
2plua2plu92plueS
5021 Dunbw, Hwrttngton H•bour
846-9501 or 840-1827 Delly 9:30-5
DUPLEXEs1a1
28Rplue2-'91l
221 Ruby, e.lboll IMnd, N.B
759-1501 $320,000 &.lday 1-5
29rplU9Sllr
720 LMktpur. Corona dll M•
&44-9080 $349,000 .Sunday 1-5
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**806 s. Bf/'ffront. 8' ~13 $915,000 Sat/Sun 2-7
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•Pool ** Wetelflont * * * WaMrtronc & Pool .... Glw lddr.-.. 9l*d
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RARE 200' PRIME
ISLAND POINT HOME
416 bdrm, big dock(s), play lawn &
swim beach. Walk to ocean fun. 7 car
parking. Low owner fin. $750,00
(land Incl.). Open Sat./Sun. l-5
Owner (9-5) 650-0202
BUY DIRCT & SA VE
SEWI UJI llUIT
SH, 180 PllCE IOlmll
Palermo, almost 1.4 ac., pool, cul-de-
sac street with school at the end. 4
Bdrm, 21n Ba, formal dining, family
rm. $156,000 MI L 1st T.D. Variable
loan maxed at 131h%. Now only
$299,900. Opn HS& every Sat/Sunl
2-5, 1970 Port Dunleigh Cir, Npt BclT:·
Jay Smith, Irvine Coast Realtors.
786-7500
ULI .. a.11• • l.UIE NWll/.,_ ·
Open Sunday 1"4 PM. 211 ~ta\ Ocean
Blvd. 2 Bdr., b "brand new comtrucdon"
Style ii C«mtry French. Ebw. i.t floor condo.
Over 2000 1q ft. All ~ ~ f•tw. you've
dreuDed of. No yard work. 2 petioa. "l'ort"VU
ocean view view from your )jvtnc t"OOm and
.wpm lo Bil~ Beld1." Aakina $595,000.
c..11 for pnvat.e lhowmc weekdaya
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fJUT m1 • mnrr 2011 WW.-4 LMt IHl,lll .,.......,1.1
Quality Ivan Wells BA YCREST home.
Impeccably maintained. Great floor plan
wrapped around a garden patio with 1ep-
arate master wing. 4 BR, 2~ BA, family
rm, fonnal dining, full aecunty, air (.'On-
dltloned comfort + OMC 1st •
OUTSTANDING VALUE.0
MYER SlllES
IEW llllOTill Tl $211,000
IPEI SAT/Sii 1-1 .. U.1 ialaiJ .m
Spacious 4 Bdrm & den, 2 1h baths
Two 2 car garages. Large lot watt-.
room for pool or RV parking
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2111 llUllY
"UYI II A UDEii"
Enormous corner lot and a yard, w/a
sparkling pool make this-an enter-
tainer's dream: 3 Br/3 Ba, separate
boat or RV parking. Stunning at.one
front. Top s~t in a quiet Newport
area. $329,000 Fee. .l•W. , ... ~ _ ., .. .,
llUll IUI. -llMll • -Completed in 1979 -lncred1ble
VIEWS yet designed for maximum
privacy. This relaxing, euy flowmc
and gracious home is on a deep lot and
would be difficult to reproduce at the
lil1ed price of $995,000.
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LITS FM Tll -.Y • ... 1111 .· 11n.-a Bd, 2 Ba, solar pool & spa. Lg, sunny
lafd, family rm, 2 fireplaces, custom
shutters,' French doors, skyligh t mir-
rors, security system, microwave, tile
kit. & bath. Much, much more. Call
Laraine Shaw for Appointmen t. ...........
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Fabulous quality customized 4 BR
home with 180 view! Harbor, ocean, no
roof tops! This home is designed for
family living as well as entertaining. A
first time offering. Nothing eompares!
LYUll!Wm .. ..... .....
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Spacious, chanruna, 4 BR. 1 ~ ba, 2
story on a 50' by 117' lot. J ust 4 ~ blks
to the t>eean. F.hjoy ocean breei.es and
clean air. Great for lg. family aildlor
entertaining.
OPEN HOUSE Sat/Sun 1-5 PM ·
hltlry 21 .... ....., 111-1141
. ULllA llUll PElfll1'lll
Ml._
Picture perfect island home. 4 BR, 3 ~
BA or 3 and a den. Hardwood floors,
French doors, custom oak cabinets,
gounnet kitchen', secret children's
hideaway. Great price, good tenns .
Call now. ·
COLDWeLL BAN~eRO
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IU~EITIO YICTlllll CWSIC
Overlooking Newport Bay an~ th~
Pacific. 3 levels, sumptuQUs .Bdnn.5,
formal dining, study, 5 Ba, family, and
living rooms. Best of everything:
mahogany wood & leaded stained
glass. Reduced to $660,000 leasehold.
Owner says to bring all offers! Open
Sat/Sun 12-4. .,.._. t ... ~ ··Inker
IPYIWI llLL Pil,000
Bright and light. Three bedroom and
family roorn home. Great ocean view.
Open beam oellings in living room and
family room. Large courtyard plus
pleasant view patio. Assumable fixed
rate loan.
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Two separate 2 Bdrm homes on extra
large R·2 lot in great rental lpcation.
Only one block to beach with fire-
places and garages. Large assumable
· Loan. Only lOCJ> down. Just reduced to
$230,000. ·-JH th lt1ltJ lll-l._
'&SlllE 11111 • sno...
level, 2 large bedroom suites, den,
formal dining room, lovely low
yard. Near J>09l '&nd apa and tennis
urts. 24 hr. security guard. Need fast
COLIWELL llllEI
112-2000 -
CIS'Jl MIU IPIOllU •••
4 BR+den +office, etc. 3 ba, 4000 sq. ft. 2
story home, 3 car: gar: $240,000. ·
3 BR home, fresh paint, new carpet, dbl.
garage. large lot. $125,000.
CDM SHORECLI.fFS . . . H~ge lot
w/ocean and canyon views & solid 2 BR
home $540,000,
CDM .. 3 BR, 2 ba home with cheery 2
BR rental $325,000 .
NEWPORT BEACH CONDO ... 3 BR,
2• 2 ba, dbl gar. Nr. Hoag Hospital.
$127,500. . . • ., •Car•• -•• ...., · 141.1121
aJIY TIE 1W1 UfE
Delightful 3 Bdrm home on the water with
slip and sure tie. Cathedral oeilinp. 2
fireplaces Spacious MBR swte With s:h~
room overlooking the water. Large patio &
balcony. Also income from l Bdrm apart"
ment over garage. Reduced to $42~.000.
Owner mu.tt .. u. -
.IAMll IULn 11~1310
OPEN TODAY 1-4:30
1336 6*1y, Ovver Shorn .... ~ .............. $915,500
Beautiful home & view w/indoor pool & retractable
roof. 4 Bd, 4 Ba & pYfd rm.
1330 &ab1y, Dower Shorn .................... $775,000
.New listing ••. dramatic home w/bay & night light
view. courtyard, with pond, pool & putt1na 1rttn.
Fee land.
32 IN Loa Ct, fll (12 .... ) ....................... $164,000
Newport Crest condo 2 Bd, 2'h Ba. some ocean
view. Comm. pool, walk.!~. beach.
209 Vb Cordova, Udo Isle (l_.:30) ........ $493,500
3 Bd, 2'h Ba, bu1lt·in stereo.
760 V"aa Udo Nord, Bl (l-4).-.............. Sl,725,000
Large 5 Bd Bayfront. best location and next to
greenbelt Chotee 45' lot
210 Vb Quito (1-4) ................................. $350,000
3 Bd, 3 Ba, fireplace in master suite, &d floorplan,
formal dining room,
nay TIE 1U011 LIM tSU
Then relax and entertain in the terrific 101 Yia u .. S.84 ... ht/In 1-
patio of thiS coinfortable 3 bdrm, 3 bath Marvelous 6 Br bay front 78' on bay, pool
home with spacious master suite, large spa. 100' boat space. Xlnt Fin. $4,850,000.
living room & den. Th.iS unique comm~-Charming Spanish 3 Br, 2 Ba on 45• lot,
ty offers a wide ~ach, boat. docks, t.enrus I lrg deck, courtyard. pier & slip.
c:our r. Great locatJon for children. $l lOO ooo ' SIU,llO ' ' . . IHI llllAY 1-4 Beauti!ul 3 Br, 2 Ba, playr?Om• fU'eplace,
II ltMH a.,, U . beam ceilings Xlnt financing. $420,000.
UYlllE lllYE UYRHT -·
UllY PflSJD, IULm Jetty & Bay view, newly decorated Mai ~~~~~·=l~l-~ll~1!!'==~~~ Kai, 2 Br, 2 Ba, 40' P!ltio. Now $645,000.
. i::~:;;' s~\\~~-ltt.!fco· ::: POllSIU Ml ICUIFlllT
· ...., .. a.' • POU.A,. Exetting Ocean & Jetty views. 4 Br. 3 Ba.
3700 sq. ft. car parking. $1.285,000.
nn UY &YI UYFlllT
At-N.H.Y.C . Traditional 5 Br s~ar
bay view. Owner fin. $1.050,000. l
UllU 111• B.Ulll
Panoramic ocean & city view, 5 Bd, 3 Ba,
spacious for entertaining. Xlnt fina~.
now $835,000.
un•nmam
Dolebout
Bay&Beaeh
Rear Estate
REAL ESTATE EXCELLENCE SINCE 1949
llYDTRS -IEYD.IPEll
EXCLUSIVELY LISTED: Rare mul-
tiple dwel1ing property of approx.
12,000 sq. ft. in Newport Beach for
about 9 Units. Great location for con -
dos or income units. Listed at $399,000
631-7300
DEL IOIJE
RULn CD.
~ CUI.EL; CWF. •
CWFlllll OUITIL I
Unique TOWN for sale alon& Hwy 1. j
busmesses, 7 cottages & 2 apts mcl. Free
info pq. $950,000. r CUllEL llU
2 bdrm weekender with ireat views 1n the
Valley. $125,000 cash pnce. Estate Sale.
PEllLE IEICI
Perfect 2 bdrm second home on quiet
street in Country Club area. $175,000
Terms.
Cln&CT 111. Fasot (Ill}
Calif. Ttll trM
( .. ) 124-MN, tit 11111
., llrHt ( 411) 12MllO
·~ UlllF&al.Y ..
Your growing family Will ap-
preciate the 5 BR & 3 BA plus an
oversized yard. Plenty of room
for a pool For aAPt. to see, call.
Dottie Edwards, 551-8700.
$177,500
UUTF&m.Y-
Just two f>IocKi from "Woodi
C.ove", Laguna Beach . Here is a 3
BR, 2 BA hcmle with large fonrial d~ rm, tani. 'hn, break.fas\ rm
& targe enclosed yard. Newly
remodeled with more room to
expand. AsSumable loan. Don't
miss it. $289,000. Bill Wedmore,
551-8700 .
IUIUTllYllW-
Highly upgraded large home m
Laguna Niguel. 4 BR. 2 ~ BA, 3
car.o~custam butters .. pool.
spa, A/C, and much more.
Beautiful view. High bal. as-
swnable loan.
alffl-UUT L.al'llll
Loveliest Greenbelt location on
Vista Cajon-reflection pond!
S plit lev~l 3 BR home with greal
privacy. Owner transferred out
of state and highly motivated to
sell. Reduced to $212.000 incl
laild. Barbara Reily, 752-1414.
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' CHRISTA a GERRY
$11,DDD
lilYEIWAY!
-Owner wfshes to sell -Calls
on top broker tn his area -
Broker prepares market
analysis of $320,000 value -
Broker recommends list price of
$329,000 -Owner doesn't like .
price, insists on $359,000 list
price -One month later re-
celveS offer of $320,000 -
OWner makes $340,000 counter
offer -Buyer passes, buys
another home -.. mos. later.
buyer reduces price to $339,000
-Offer comes In at 300,000 -
Owner counters. at $320,000 -
Buyer submits counter offer at
$310;000 .. final offer" -Owner
doesn't like final offer but de-
cides to accept.
Conclusion: Holding out for an
unrealistic price costs the seller
S 10,000 In the ,long run plus the
added aggravation.
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1·2 LIT -1211,000 --···-Refurbished following fire. New
roof, furnace, paint, cpts, etc. 3
BR, 2 BA, room . for 2nd unit .
Owner may carry 1st T.D.
PlllE IF IWIEllllP llPLD
Just listed. CdM. $265.000. In-
come $21 ,000.
UUIEW
Remodeled Palermo In Harbor
Vlew Homes. Lrg. yrd w/spa
Excellent financing. $319,000
leasehold. . .
WSE •llD-YIEW
Harbor View Hiiis, exceptional
quality home. $2650 ~r mo
IEW-YIEW CAllH ILllS
Total remodel fncludes custom
blt-fns, beveled glass cabinets,
solar hot water, air cond., m~t.r
suite, spa tub, etc., etc. Over
3000 sq. ft. Owner may carry 1st
Trust Deed.
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Woodbridge Place, great lo-
cation ... BR. $229,000.
llYSlllEI
Aomarftic desjgner's dream •
b0t1se J.ust..llsted-won't JasL
$397 ,500 fee. Bay view possible
tt 2nd story added. .. "". H.V. Home with poof: $275,000.
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Traditional
Realty
631-7370
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ft, Eves 548 1852 PP.
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condo In VIia 8elbOe $121,000. 94a-7183
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b9ttw Md IOvety W'6-p.,,_ office. Tom LM ~ mMe. '* • 842-1903 ~ in.Ide Md out ,,...._ _____ _
AHO W11 pto.dtt SEAVIEW by own•• 1a.-.. LMt H.nptoft mdl 3 br 2 ~be + tMwln, ... ..,.. ..... Ill/._, 1-1 ....,. ~reduced to 141-1211 ' $375,000 213-t3C>-3821
STEEL ffi 811tdul 2BR at
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5 min to bcltl. Andoul seller awldng I 110K.
493-3134/157-2121 Lyn
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curlty gate, pool •• 12,000
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991-4990/845-1808 81\td NI. ONLY &210,000
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water.Adultptl.Albftlnl. Income.. c.I PATRICK
Pool & 1P9 ln-.3121 TEHOAE mgt. 78CM702
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12x52' mobll home with •
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merchandise as they do recreation
vehicles, or finding a renter or a new
employee. Spend a little green and find
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BALBOA FUii ZONE
ORANGE COUNTY
REAL ESTATE
CLASSIFIED
·1NDEX
To Place Your Ad. C
642-5678
-. HOUSES FOR SALE
Generat • ------· 1002
Anaheim HitlS ··-· ·-·-·-···--···· 1004 Balboa Island .... ---1006
Balboa ~a . . . --1007 Cepislrano Beach . _ . 1011
Corona cMt Mar ····-·-• • • • • 1022
Cos1a ...... --··----.. • • 1024
o.tle P<>'nt ...... ---------· 1028
El Toro •• ··---···---· 1032 Founta.n Valley ·----· • __ 1CY.M
Garden Grove ... ·-·-· ··-• ... 1036 Huntinoton Beach ....... ...... . . 1040
Huncington Harbour .. _............... 1042
Irvine ___ ........... ·-·........ • ••• ·-· 1CM4
Laguna 8each ...... -.. . .. tCM8
Laouna Hills ...... ... ••• . ... • 1050
• Laguna Niguel --· .. • 1052
1.8ke F0<est ·---1055
MIUIOn VteJO --· .. ... . 1067
Newpcxt Bach ·........ . 1069
San Clemente • . . 1076
San Juan capistrano . 1078
Santa A1W •.•.. -.. --• 1080
Seal Beach .......... .... . 108-4
South Laguna ..... • • • • . . • , . .. 1086
Westminster . 1088
Tustin ......................... ~ .. . . . . . 1090
Moblle Home Sates .. . . ...• 1100
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Excellent neighborhood! Home
needs T.L.C. onlyl Brand new lls11ng
and won't last at only $119,900.
963-6767
IUT Ill H .Pilllsluz -Charming
beach cottage with woodslded ex-
terior & notty pine Interior in excel-
lent condition. Just steps to
beaches & shopping. Great for sum-
mer/winter rentaJ or future re-
development with R-2·1otl $165,000.
646-7171
FIJEI, 1121,IH -Approximately
2000 sq.feet for only $125,900 .•
Large llving room, family rOdm, for-·
mal dining. 4 huge bdrms, 1o/' bath.
Save on this one. Call now,
546-2313
11111 fall Niii -Cute, neat,
fresh, sharp, speCtacular, and/or
magnificent Is this home. Upgraded
throughout. 3 bdrm, 1¥' beth. Fam-
lty room, formal dining. Separate
utility room. Picture ~rfect. Only
$167,500. Call to see now, 546-2313
MST& .U -.L PDRIT -$118,000. 4 bdrm
home! Choice buy!! Private llvlng for relaxation!
VA-FHA financing offered. 963-6767
MIAll ,...._, 1111,1111 -Panoramic view of
Pacific extends -past Catalina Island from this
Newport condo. Impressively decorated with 2
master suites. Walk to the beach. Amenities
Include: pool, spa, sauna, exercise room!
646-7171
t EllTl9E, 1111,llO -Assumable loan $59,000 at
11 .,,% Interest. ,SUper sharp home. Lush land-
scaping. Redwood decking. Prime Eastside lo-
cation. Take advantage. $116,950. Call now,
546-2313
mcmn "TIW••••t• -Eastslde best! Ceramic
tlle entry leads to plush carpets, dramatic
vaulted celling In living room. 3 large bdrms. 21h
baths. Wrap-around patio overlooks private
rear yard. Act now, call 546-2313
l~t. ll1EIEIT -Assume $58,000 VA loan at
8.,,'lo with 10% down. Small 2nd TO and have
low payments. Cute 3 bdrms. $104,950. Let us
help you own a home. Call now, 546-2313
llAIU, ...U -Two horse staJls, tack room,
· wash down rack come with this charming home.
Enter large living room with crackling fireplace.
Extensive use of wood, country gourmet
kitchen. True country feeling. $299,000. Call to
see. 546-2313
MUI llDZU -Close to the beach! Newer 3
bdrm, 2YI bath home. Bright and airy. Bike to
the beach. Total price on!y$139,950. Call now,
54&-2313
..._. ,_, PIE 1117,111 -Immaculate 4
bdrm home In pride of ownershjp netghbor.boodl
SUrroundii.rby ush landacaplngl New llst-
lng-hurryl 963--6767 • ., ,_" aw UITl8I -$10,000 under mar-
ket. Seiter wanta It sOfd nowl 3 bdrm, 2 bath with
fireplace on a large lot, located on a tree lined ·
str.eet In prime Eastalde COsta Mesa area. This one won't last at.$126,0001 ~7171
.UT,... --Enormous 2 story boasts 5
bdrm, 3 batms plus den, famlly room. Formal
dining room. Beautiful aparkllng pool. Also bike
.to beach. lot for only $166,950. Call now,
546-2313
WHTI I 110.U11t OILY 1·111,HO -Spacious 4·
bdrm in executive neighborhood! Cozy fire-
place! Great 15X 15 sundeckl Great for ctilldren,
next to park! 963-6767
IEWfllT ID m -Ranch·styte. You won't find
many like thl.s 2 bdrm beauty In mint condition.
Extra large lot adds potentlaJ for added Im-
provement. Quiet tree-tined street. 4 car garage + RV access and cnty $179,9001 646-7171
DECITIYI PllfilT -Great executive home ·In
move-In condition. Bright, airy and charming. 3
bdrm, beautiful master suite, 1% bath. Huge
family room looks out to tush landscaping.
Priced now at $165,900. Call 546--2313
WATD YIDft •t 11'9,IOO -Beautlful 3 bdrm +
2 story + 2 fireplaces + skylights! Steps to
private beach! Assume financing! 963-6767
CHIU In 1U1 IEMCO -Now only $169,0001
This A-2 lot has city approval to build two
condos. Charming neighborhood. An excellent
value. Assume 1st & 2nd loans that total
$120,000 at less than 1 H~'lolll 646-7171
I llllNll, 11i1,aao -Super large home, 5
bdrms, 1% baths. Family area. Large patto and
yards. Neat & clean. A must see. Call 546-2313
•1'1 •Y Sll,IOI -3 bdrm afngle levef end unit
condominium! Immaculate. Spacious unit with
1% baths! Owner sacrifice. 963·8787 ·
IUT -YILll. 11...--Two great as-
sumable loans that total $55,000 with an effec-
tive rate of teas than 12-/e. Two bdrm condo
located In a private gated community near
South Coast Plaza. Includes pool & spat -646--11-71 ___.._. - -.
Ill,• -Only "$6,000 down". Start here with
this 1 bdrm +·den condo. Community pool &
spa. Great prtoe, low payments. Call now.
546-2313
USM II UUI -$76,000 at 91~•1. lntere'at.
Completely upgraded and remodeled 3 bdrm
home with game room and huge famHy room.
ApproxJmately 2,000 sq.ft. This won't I st be-
cause It's priced at only $127,000. Hurry!
646-7171
LIWEIT PllOEl 11111111 -Costa Mesal 3 bdrm
top of the flnel Oen/flbraryl Skytlghtst Try 10%
down! Executive home at below exec:utlve
prices! Only $149,900. 963-6767
DTU &Jal PDE If lllA Yllll -Fantastic
corner home. Extra large lot. Beautiful 3 bdrm
home. Expanded master suite. Family room.
Upgrades throughout. Outstanding at $159,900.
Call .oday. 546-2313
UYFmT Wl1I Mii -Enjoy the privacy and
tranqulllty of living on Newport tstand. Great
assumable financing avallablel Aemodered •
bdrm, 3 bath with approximately 3500 sq.ft. You
own the land and full price ts only $525,000.
646-7171
llPLD, 1117,1111 -Very nlc4f unite located In a
desirable area on a cul de aac street. 2 bdrm, 1
bath units are always rented, no vacancy nere.
Great opportunity tor the first time Investor.
646-7171
mt IDllD, .. Sll,111 -A very popular
"loft modef" 2 bdrm, 2 bath condo located tn a
very deelrable Costa Mesa complex. Air con-
ditioned plus attached 2 car garage. '"eludes
pool, spa & rec room. Best prtoe lh areal 646-7171 .
LOW llTDEIT LUI -Assume this loan of
$65,000 at 10~% Interest and owner wtll carry
the balance with 20~. dow.n. 3 bdrm, 2 bath
oondo, mini loft. Spotless honie. 2 car attached
garage. $107 ,900 total price. 5-46-2313 ---.... •Mill" -2 story glantl 2% baths! Family room + dining room! Private poon -New
titting +won't last at $166,950. 963'"6767
BU YElll lllTIM -Executive custom built
ranch atyte home with large private courtyard.
SeCurid !H'try gate. 4 bdrm, 2 bath, famlly room.
Gourmet kltch n, pantry & wine atorage. Close
to Mesa Verde Golf course. $~08~000 total price.
Call now, 546-2313 ·