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Mater Del • 31
Rantin,U.n Bea~h 14 .
Tuatln 10
Ocean View 0
Millikan 28
Marina 6 1
SATURDAY, OCfOBE;R 8, 1988
Corona del Mar 21
Co8taMeaa 12
Wil80D 28
Newport Harbor 14
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San Clemente 10
Laguna Beach 6 Gr=aek of Corona del llar 1oob f• . day t ln wto o.er Coeta a.-.
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-REAL ESTATE
25CE T
··Laguna $t~ciies tO_llway r~a.d~IOck~·
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City considers rescinding roadway pact
if deadline.for-and paym~nt i~ m issed
ByLANCE IGNON
Ol "'9 Olllly0 l'tlot llel!
You're driving north on Laguna
Canyon Road, jUSt passmg El Toro
Road and you look to your nght and sec Sycamore Hills. 522 acres of dirt
and rocks covered with a dense layer
of chaparral. The untouched terrain
speaks of an earlier era in California,
before suburbia. before fast food and
frozen yogurt.
But this pastoral setting belies the
turmoil. the bitterness. people have •
Nation
Michael Oukakis and
George Bush exchange
verbal barrages during
campaign stops./ A4
California
f Lawyers and insurers
have poured nearly $57
million Into conflicting In-
surance Initiatives./ AS
World
Opposition leaders say
Chilean President
Augusto Pinochet should
leave office now./ A4
Sports
faced over their quest to own these
hills.
Throughout most if the 1970s. the
city of Laguna Beach and a succession
of developers haggled over who
would wrest title to the land. In 1978.
the city emerged the apparent victor.
agreeing to pay Rancho Palos Verdes
$6.75 million for the property.
In that same year. the City Council
also agreed to sell 140 acres of the
property to the county ofOra11&e for a
freeway rilht-<>~wa). a roadway that
has yet to be built.
Aloha
Palms
owners
<;ryfdul
By JONATHAN VOUKE
OlhOellJ"°'IWlf
While a Municipal Coun Judge
1nspe~ted a Costa Mesa mobile home
park Fnda). one of the park·s owners
said he and his partners are as rmich
\'1Ct1ms as the 30 tenants" ho stopped
pa}'tng rent in protest ofleak1n$.p1pes.
broken heaters and sagging ce1h ngs.
Ed Bens) I. a partner tn Whitestone
Prooert1es. said the com pan) bouiht
theUacte-.\JohaPalms in Ma) wuh
the intention of turning the 60-tratler
park on 16th Street into an industrial
park.
He said 1he previous owners, Cal
State Associates. tpld Whitestone
officials that tenants knew of the
planned conversion and intended to
move ouL But when Whitestone gave
the residents six month's notice. they
began the rent s1nke.
Whitestone paiu S 1.5 mtllton for
the property. but has smce lost an
(Pleue aee OWNERS/ A2)
' -Ten years the later:'the Cit} finds
itself in the parado>.1cal pos1t1on of
both depending on the proceeds from
the nght·of-way sale while also of-
ficiall y being opposed to the
thoroughfare. dubbed the San Joa-
quin Hills Transportation Corridor.
While the City Council has unani-
mousll opposed the corridor for
severa years. It was generally as-
sumed that the count) would come
through with about $7 million for the
right-of-way by the Oct. 31 due date.
Syre, some council members and
many c1t1zens wistfully hoped that
, the county would default on tile
payment. but such an event seemed
ltke a fairytale.
But once upon a time. m1d-
Scptembcr to more exact. the head of
the Orange Count) En' 1ronmcn1al
Management Agency sent a letter to
City Manager Kenneth Frank sa~ ing
that the payment might be dela}cd b~
about six months. The count\ main-
tained that federal and sta te agt'nc1es
involved with the comdor project
had dragged 1be1r feet. dela) 1ng the
final draft of the proJect's en-
vironmental impact report.· >X'h1ch
has to be drafted before the sale can be
completed. ..
The pQSStble delay presents an
abundant set of alternat1' es and
questions.
First of all. could a dela) be
interpreted as a breach of con1ract.
thus allowing the Cit) to rescind the
sale agreement? And without a nght·
of-"a~. could 1he comdor still go
through the can) on'!
''I'm not reallr sure "hat "'" re
gomg to do." N!a)-Or Dan Kenne~
said. "It's obv1ouslv 'Cl) tempting to
S3} the agreement has been broken ..
On Tuesday. the council mstructed
Cll) Attorney Philip Kohn to re' 1e"
the ·countv's letter and determine it
the Cit} has an) grounds to canct'l the
contract. Tht> agrec:ment stipulates
that the count} can dela> pa~ mcnt 11
1he project 1sdela}ed b} an act of God
or an' act be'ond the count'f·s control. · ·
Kohn's jOb will be to determtne 1f
the county's excuse fits the loophole
He sa1d he-will render an op101on onl}
1f the-cou~·-muses the. Oc-t ..JI
deadline.
Of course. an} attempt to bacl out
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llunJclpal Coart Jaqe Rauell A. Boetrom lnapecta Aloha Palma Trailer Park.
ot the deal "-Ould probably be
ch allenged in court b} the county.
Kohn said Funhermore. the count)•
could tr) 10 take the land by emment
domain 1fthe Cll\ put up too much of
a tirllt. Kohn said. This. too. could be
challenged in a Cl\'ll court.
.\nd 1f the crt) decided to take on
such a battle. another set of problems
"ould instant)} emerge. '-' nhout the $7 m1lhon from the
sale. the Cit\ "ould have to do
financial summersaults to pa) tts
bills
For one thtng. the cit) sttll owes
Rancho Palos Verdes $930.000 dat·
1ng from the I ~78 purchase. Frank
said the pa' ment was supposed to
come from the count' 's S7 million.
(Pleue He LAGUNA/ A2)
ACLV
targ~ts
rubDe~
rooms
Suit filed to halt
use of padded cells
at central lockup
8) BOB \'AN EYKE"i
OI .... Oellp "°' Itel!
Inmate~ at Orange Count) Jail are
somet1!11es punished b~ bcllli
stnppcd naled and put 1010 rub~r
rooms" tthorn toilets. washmg facih-...
ties or other basic human needs. a
complatnt tiled Fnda) m federal
court b\ the .\mencan Ctvil L1bert1es
Union alleges.
The Cl\ ii nghts organizauon. has
de<'ned the use of so-called rubber
rooms in prenous Jail-related court
afoons agamst the county of Orange.
But Fnda\ 's document. filed m
' .. DISlnC't Coun tn Los ~ngeles.
goes f unht>r asking for a coun
(Pleue.ee ACLU/A2)
Game three between
Dodgers and Mets post-
poned due to rain. /82
Index
Ransacking of biological research lab
leads to alert, but no injuries reported
there was si)mc 'el"\ small quantutes
of rad1oadi\ e matenals 1n cabinets
1hat remained untouched.·· Range
said.
Angeles Count~ agnculture otfa·1ah
Tbursda) night spra}ed I ~~gallon~
of the pest1c1de Mal athion Jcnw; a
35-square-mile area of l o' .\ngc.'lc'i 1n
the first step ofa rene"ed program 10
eradicate the 1nsec1s.
tics and a haze 1 n the \-oom ca used b"
the contents oia di"\ chemical fi~ e\ttngu1~her. tire offic1als kared that
tho\e 1ns1de had been poisoned.
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ByLANCEIGNON
Ol h OellJ ..... ltefl
A 21-year-old man from Anaheim
allegedly ransacked a biological re-
search laboratol)' at UCI on Friday.
tipping over jars of chemicals. flood·
ing floors with an automatic shower
and breaking open several jars of fruit
tlies. "" Seven people. mcluding the
susPec:t. and a police dog were taken
to JocaJ hospitals after officials from
two Orange County haz~ardous ma-
BB whiz' kid wows iesearchers
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By LARRY McSHANE
'II I It~,,_.....,
NEW YORK -At an age when
most kids are womed about braces
and pimples. 14-ycar-old Ray
Bateman Jr. had a different problem
Friday: prncntina his research on a
cancer cure to the American Feder-
ation for Clinical Research.
He ntedn't have worried.
The Huntinaton Beach computer
whiz rec:eivcd two rounds of applause
' from twotdozen researchers at least
three timts his age after his shde-
show and speech.
"This started as a school project.
bul obviously got much biaacr."
Bateman said after the presentation.
flashing a smile that showed· his
braces.
Bateman was accompanied to the
convention b~ his parents and his
next-door ne1&hbor and research
(Pleue ... Wiii%/ A2)
Bank robber eludee Laguna police·
BJ LANCE IGNON °' ...............
A man weanna a tlJht·fitllna bicyclist's cap and carr)'1n& a
blcltblck cont11n1nt a handlun pret-
cnted a makeshift wtthdra~r slip to •
blnk telltr an Laaun1 Be.lch and
made off wuh SI, 400 Friday. pol~
N~. .
The suspect eniered Wdrtd ~vinp and Loan AMO(UlltOft at 2j() .,._..
way and prewnted a ~lier with 1 nott
that ttad only "hold up, .. pohce Stt.
Gres Bartl said. The man then
opcnal a blue blckpeck and sho~
the teller that it contained a hand&un.
He did not touch the aun. The teUtr handed over S 1,400 cash
and the man left on foot. Police
tmdlCid the Itta (Of lbout In hour lftef the 4;3$ p.m. robber)' bUl
wilbOut results. Baru said. TI. man WU detcribed U a
ca..,.· 1° in hi1 mMS.lOs wi\h • two-
da,..W beard.. He WU Man .. _a ............ a/UJ
tenals (hazmat) teams feared that
they might have been exposed to
dangerous chem 1cals. said fire depart·
mcn1 spokeswoman Patti Ran_ge.
But while the vandal left a big mess
in the Developmental Biology Center
on the corner of Jamboree Boulevard
and Cam pus Dmc to the north of the
main campus. the pilled.chemicals
proved harm less. The PQtenual for a
more scnous accident chd exist.
ho"'ever. "We "'ere vel') fo rtunate because
Range did not lno" 1f the radio-
active matt'nal "as haiard'ous to
humans.
No one "a) sure ho" man) fruit
tl1es might ha'e c caped. but the~
were not related 10 the ~ted1terranean
frutt fl). said l t I spolcsman Randy
Black.
"There ma\ "ell ha'e bttn hve onos (1h:ii,, c ·aped). but so what?
There arc more .fruit t11es at )Our
groccl"\· store." Blacl said
Medtl1es. on the other hand. pose a
threat to 250 'am·tte~ of fruits and
"egetablcs gro" n in C. ahfom1a Los
Christobal Giacobo. 3Jan1tc•r at the
building. spotted Jonathon l\.ellr~ 1n
the lab shonl) after J a.m and callrd
police. Three offiC'Crs from the l it\ of
Irvine. including one "llh a whre
C and t"-O campu' rollcemcn
'ed at the scene and 10,,l l\.clle\
custod'
The offieers. Janitor. \USJX'CI and
dog"\\.-ere 11rnde the hu1ldtng "'hC'n ~
fire fighters. including t"O hazardou'>
matenals teams on h1ghe t alen
am, ed. Seeing brolen chemll.al b<lt·
The '1cums. "ere sent to Wes.tern
'-kd1cal Center tn Santa Ana and
Healthcare Medical Center tn Tustin.
but "ere released after observation
and after fire officials and six UCI
e'\pcns determined that the men and
dog had not been e\posed to hazard·
ous mat,cnnls. Range said. None of.
them "-Crt fo rmall) admitted to th e
hospitals
lo.cite~ was admitted LO the.. jail
"ard of l Cl Medical Center 10
Orangt' and later rclca~.
(Pleue He V AimAL/ A2)
Newport officer
Saves the life of .
5-day-old inf_an:t
By PAUi.. ARCHIPLE\' outside °' ... Oellr,......,. Lac' .\nn Th1bode.11u. only S
Thanks to the combined etTon .da~s old. was cnidlcd in the arms
of a qu1ck-thtnk1ngd1spatchcr and of her father who was standtn' 1n
fast-acting pohtt offittr, the ltfe of the sttttt waiting for help to amve.
a 5-da~-old gtrl \\IS sa\cd Fnda~ F1shersatd the child had turned
ewport Beach Officer Glen • ltd. her hi>$ ~crt blue and she
Fisher responded to an 11 am ~asn't brcath1n1
mcd1t'al 1kfl call after a d1 patchcr "'-nowma paramedics had not
saw the 9 l I emcrscn~ call 10 C\ en bttn d1 s-tchcd ~t. the paramedics had somchov. bttn officer 1mmcd1atel tcx* the 1111
dnertcd to the ta Meia Fire and~enttov.-otk.g1v1naherCPR.
[)cpartmcnt. ··1 p\e her a quick:'~ and a llwwna l.be Uf'ICn<") ol tbe call. mad: on the bun," he .
the d1 ~tchcr c.alkd for pohct W1th10 second$. the bab)'
help, Slid ~,,on Police spoke • cou&Md and taned brat••.,.
""" BobO.kk . .. When i*ame4ia arriwel 1n-Whcn F1shc-r am,·cd at \he eral nunutn .. ttr. tlaqi pniled
lddtts1 on the 1300 block of WC$\ liilhcr·s 'WOfk. ~ l9id. Balboa Boukvltd. the officer · 'ht baby .... .._ • ....
band w distra"lht '*"" 1 (Phan -•n•Willli
Al 0r8nge Coast DAILY PILOT/ S.tutday, October I , 1M8
Agreement reached on 2nd debate
LOS ANGELES (AP) -~
scrond debate between presidential
candidates Michael Duk.akis and
George Bush will take place next week
at UCLA's Pauley Pavilion, where
the world's gymnasts clashed in the
1984 Summer Olympics.
Robert Neuman, a spokesman for the Commission on Presidential De-
bates, said Friday that the 90-minute
debate will not be held at the Shrine
Civic Auditorium. as had been previously announced.
The status of the second and final
debate between Democrat Dukakis
and Republican Bush was thrown into question last week when the
original sponsor. the League of
Women Voters, abruptly withdrew,
complaining that the two candidates'
campaigns were insisting on making
all important des:isions.
The commission. which sponsored
the first debate, took over sponsor-
ship, but coul(l not reach agreement
with the League to obtain ust of the
Shrine. Neuman said final arrange-
ments still were being made between
the commission. the un1vers1t} and
the City of Los Angeles. "We welcome this sign ificant event
in American pohues to be held on the
UCLA campus.," UCLA Chancellor
Charles Youna said in a statement. The debate will be Thursday or'
Friday, dependinJ on whether the
Amencan League baseball playoffs &o
to a seventh game. Pauley Pavilion is a cavemous
basketball arena, nearly twice the
capacity of the Shrine. The haJI, built
in 1965, has 12,543 seats for basket·
ball. Most debate spectators will sit
Dukakl•, Bo•h both
on th• alt.ck. A4
on 1,000 folding scats on the floor,
with permanent scats used only by the media, according to Lane Venardos.
executive producer of special events
for CBS News. Installation oft he stage and camera
and audio equipment will begin on
Monday morning. lf the debates att
held Thursday night. television crews
will have to hurry to move their
equipment in place, Venardos said. "lfit's Thursday, it will be very tight,"
he said.
Media l()liS1ics will be further
comJ>licated by t~ fact that UCLA ·s
footbell te.am. rated No. 2 in the polls.
planuo use a field adjacent to Pauley
PaviliQn for practice on Thursday;
the field also will be the site of the
networks' vans and trailers.
The debate is scheduled to t>eain at
6 p.m. PDT and would follow the
format of the first debak in which the
candidates responded to qutstion~
from a panel off our reporters.
It was not immediately clear
whether the Shrine would refund the
$40.000 deposit the League of
Women Voters made to the Shrine. There was no answer at the l..ca(\ue's
Wash ington headquarters Fnda)'
evening. and the manaecr of thl'
Shrine, S. Douglas Wonhinglon. did not return phone caJls Friday after-
noon.
Neuman had said ereviously that
the commission wasn twilling to pay
more than the $40,000 rentatdepos1t.
The first debate w~ Sept. 25. in
Wiostan·Salem. N.C., on the campus
of Wake Fore~t University. •
Vice presidential nominees Llo)d Bentsen and Dan Quayle debated
Oct. 5, in Omaha, Neb.
Palm Springs chemical fire forces evacuations
PALM SPRINGS (AP) -Several
hundred residt'nts of this desert re son
were evacuated from their homes and
the airpon was closed Friday evening
as a cloud of toxic gas spread from a
fire at a swimming pool company.
Thirteen people. includi ng three
firefighters. were treated b} am-
bulance crews for breathing difficult)
and burning eyes. but no senous
injuries were reported. said ci ty
spokeswoman Ann Erdman.
The gas. apparently a brew of pool
cleaning and treatment chemicals,
spewed from a warehouse during a
fire that broke out about 5:30 p.m.,
Ms. Erdman said.
~ Shortly before I 0 p.m .. the cloud
had dissipa1ed and people were
allowed to return to their homes and
the airport was reopened. Ms.
Erdman said. There was no immed1-
ate determination of the cause of the
fire at Ocean Pool Mart. or a complete
analysis of the chemical released. she
said.
Chlorine, a common pool
chemical. is hazardous, and other chemicals used in pools include acids.
"I couJd smell the chlonne in the
air. It made my nose bum and 1t gave
me a slight headache." said Hazel
Recd of ffakersfield.
ACLU SUES OVER RUBBER ROOMS •.•.
From Al injunction to prohibit use of lhl' rect1ons. But even the prescribed use of
rooms, which arc known offinally as ''They are to be used onl} for the rubber rooms as a .safety de\ ice is
safety cells, under any circumstances. temporary holding of inmates who improper • and unconstitutional.
"The first time I saw someone display bizarre, violent behavior such Herman said.
naked in his own tilth in a rubber as the destruction of cl'll furn ishings "Basically there's no proper use for
room was December 1986. and I or thOSl' who display a tendency a rubber room." he said. "We'ri: haven't been able 10 get it out of m} toward self destruction," Ventura talking about something completely
mind since ... said Dick Hl'rman. a said. barbaric. This 1s a bare room with a
Newpon Beach attornl'} who works "lt would commonl y be used for hole to be used as a toilet. There's no
"Ith the .\CLU. inmates who are brought in underthe way they can flush 11. There's no place
Herman said there were four rub-influence of PCP or who arc in to wash. no place to sn down except
ber rooms at the men's Jail in Santa w1thdrawal from alcohol," he said. the floor. That's not the way you
Ana. one at the women's jail and Inmates who are neither crazy nor handle someone who's suicidal. If
seven in the intake and release center on drugs may also wind up in a safety someone has psychiatric problems.
adjacent to the Jails. cell. Ventura said. you assign a counselor to them. You
He said ht' had seen the cells in Uf>C "For example. a person may simply treat them.··
on numerous occasions since I 986. be ma rage:· he said. "That would be Lt. Dick Olson . spokesman for the
.\ccording to the state Board of strictl} up to the watch commander Sheriffs Depanment, said thedepart-
Correc11ons. safct) Ct>lls are required or facility manaser." ment hasn't received a copy of the
at all Ci t} and cou nl) Jails where there There are stnct guidelines for the coun papers. He said all questions
1s a potential that men1all} disturbed, detention of inmates in safetv cells. regarding the matter would have to be
violent. or drug-crazed inmates ma~ Ventura said. The inmate must be answered by county counsel.
be held. reviewed every eight hours during his Stefen Weiss. the deputy count}
But Herman said tht' Orange Coun-first day in the room and must receivt' counsel handling the case. said he
ty Shenlfs Department uses rubber a medical re view within the first 24 received a "courtcst) copy" of the
rooms for punishment of inmates. hours. request for tnJuncuon but could not
If that were true. 11 v.ould be illegal. v~e~a fter. the inmate's continued comment.
according to Ken Vt'ntura. a field dt'tenti<ff'l m the rubber room must be A hearing on the compta1m 1s
representative for t~ Board of Cor-reviewed every 24 hours. scheduled No". I.
LAGUNA STUDIES ROADBLOCK ••.
From Al
lromcall). 1f the sale fell through.
the Cit) might. have to sell otT a
portion of SH·amore Hills. most
likel) to a pm ate de\ eloper. to make
the pa yment .
The cit> did JUSI that in 1983 to make a s1m1lar pa)menl. The con-
dom1n1ums that now stand on 62
acrt's of the propen> along El Toro
Road are still a poltllcal sore spot.
Other funding dela}s could in-
clude:
• Rerio\'at1on of C1t\ Hall and
other capita( 1mprO\ emcntrs totall·
1ng $2 mil hon
Bank of Nova Scotia. comes due.
If it 1sn 't, thl' Cit) could cover thl'
cost for the land with property uu
funds ll will rece1vt' in late December.
But the payment is due at the end of
Novembe r. so the city would have to do some tricky financial balancing
un11l the tax funds came in.
To keep enough cash on hand to
pay the bills for that approximatt'ly
four-week penod. Frank said the ci ty
could sell some of 1ts cen ificates of
dl'poS11.
But all these contigencies wtll
probably never reach fruition. Frank
said. because the county ma) "ell not
miss the deahne. and if it does. the
state funds will probably be avintable
in time.
"It will be very very tight. but we'll
have enough c.ash." Frank said.
As for th e Carma Sandling
purchase. Kenney said it was well
wonh the risk.
.. It's probably the most dramatic
piece of propeny in Laguna Beach
that was left as open space," he said .
"We talk the open space game.
Sometimes yo u have to put your
money where you r mouth is." ·
• Pan1c1pa11on in the renovation
of Laguna Beach High School. which
1s staled to include a ne..,. communll)
s~ 1mm1ng pool
• .\ $1 .6 m1ll1on repa} menl to the
open space fund .
OWNERS CRY FOUL ..•
• $800.000 for the maintenance of
S\camore Hills.
· • ~promise from the Cit~ Council
to set aside $:' million over an
unspecified ix·nod of 11me for ad-
d111onal open spaLc purchases.
The mooe\ could also be used to
pa ) for 1he Carma andhng propert)
a mou nta intop parcel the city agreed
to bu) from a C anad1an firm last )car
The Cll\ ong1nalh borrowed $1
million from 11~ park-1n-heu fund to
CO\ er an op11on on the land. which
had been slated for a housing de-
' elopmcnt. The cit} owes another S3
million. \\h1ch IS due Nov. n .
From Al addittonal S85.000 through the rent
stnkc and repair costs. Bensvl said. "We ha ven't coflected · a full
month ·s rent yet:· Bcnsyl said Frida)
as Municipal Coun Judge Russell .\
Bostrom inspected the park for thl'
founh ume.
Thl' residents complained their ·
homes are ill-matnta1ned and falling
apart. Ceilings leak. showers and
heaters are broken. and abo' e-
ground sewage pipes have broken .
spewing se"'agc into the street.
Bostrom earlier ord ered the rcs1-
den1s to pa} JO percent of their previous rent. or about S 100 a month.
after about 20 fam1hcs 1n the 59-un11
park staged a rent stnke in June.
The Judge inspected 1he park
Fnday to determine 1f the rent order
should be changed. !" About 15 other residents were sued
for their rent in small claims coun.
Bostrom ordered them to pa) 20
percent of their rent. re1roac11 \ c to
when the suits were filed in Ma).
Bensyl said Whncstone mtends to
make the repairs to the trailers and
replace the homes I 0 at a time. When
they are replaced. the water, sewage. gas and electnc pipes will be repaired.
But the company also intends to let
the park empty through attrition, he
said. As tenants move out. the
com pan)' will remove the trailer. wi th
the hopes of ultimately emptying the
area and going ahead w11h the
industrial park plans.
But the Carma Sandhog payment
will most likcl} be paid for b) a
pon1on of the$ I Om tlhon the cit) "as
guaranteed b~ the passage In June of
Proposution 70. the so-call ed
Wildlife and Park s 1n1t1at1"e. When 1he Cit) agreed in ovember
1987 to bu~ the Carma Sandling
propen). the council said 1t was
relying on the remaining funds to
come either from the Sycamore Hills sale or the m1t1at1 ve.
ROBBER ELUDES POLICE •.•
From A l
Frank said the 1n111ative money
will probably be available before thl'
payment to the Canadian lirm. WBM
Inc. a wholly-owned subsidiary of the
Laguna 1s not a frequent Sile of
bank holdups. FBI officials ha ve said
in the past that bank robbers generally
prefer locations with easy freeway
access. Laguna can be exited in a
vehicle only by the north and south·
bound Coast Highway or Laguna
whtte T-shirt, faded blue shorts that
ended just below the knees and a
white cap favored by bicycle riders. It
is not known if he escaped on bicycle.
The robber's likeness was caputred
on a ~idco camera and was tumed
over to the FBI. which investigates all
bank robberies. Cany<?n Road.
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WHIZ KID WOWS RESEARCHERS .••
From Al panncr. cancer cxpen Dr. Glenn
T1sman.
The pair. worked on a plan to
combine a chemical. 5-Fluorodcox-
~ undine -5FUdR for short -with a \ uamin denvauve in aa effort to
kill cancer cells. the teen-ager said.
Both said the plan needed ad-
ditional testing. allhough initial in-
dicators showed it had potential in
fighting colon cancer.
Bateman delivered the research .
because the rules state that if two
authors subm11 a paper and one is
older than 41 . the )'ounger one makl's
the prtseatauoo. Tisman-is 46: he
recruited Bateman to assist in doing
computer analyses.
"What Ray has done here is make
the whole thing possible," Tisman said of his panner, who fidgeted
beside him as the> fielded que·stions
about their work.
Bateman's audience listened in-Ray Bateman J r. tcntly as he deuulcd tests on mnc
cancer pauent s and lectured on pynm1n1des.
intracellular transport of fluorinated Neartheend. when showing X-rays
ofa patient who responded well to the
treatments. Bateman lapsed once in\o
the lexicon of the high-school
freshman tha1 he is: .. As you can sec,
1he tumor is virtually almost gone."
"I tpink it was very_ exciting." Dr.
Mark Moskowitz of Newton. Mass.1 said after the presentation. "We need
more ~oung investigators. He could
be the first of a new generation of
medical researchers."
After lhc presentation. several au-
dience members came up to shake the
young man's hand.
liateman. who spent an estimated
1,300 hours on the project and whose
parents have gone through $25,000
keeping him in computers. said he
. hoped to continue work on the cure
and start a career m medicine.
"I would hke to be involved in
something both research and cluucaJ," Bateman said. "I don't
th ink it would be all that much fun to
do research and not see it applied."
VANDAL TRIGGERS EMERGENCY •••
From Al ·
The Irvine police officers were
Mario Casas. Ten') Manin and Dave
Husted. who handled the dog. a
bouvier des Flanders. The UCI
officers were Mark Arnold and Scott
Robens.
The vandal broke several windows
in the buildin& and sent a shelf-full of
bollles containing non-toxic salt-
based chemicals smashing onto the
floor. In addition to finng off the fire
extinguisher. he also turned on an
automatic shower that co,vt'rcd the
0oors Of tWO rooms With about 111?
inches of water. Black said.
No motive has yet been estab-
lished. "
"It's a bit of a mess. The damage
was extremely minor:· said Kun
Brillhart. who was carrying on an
experiment m the room that received
the brunt of1hc damage. Brillhart said
a computer m the room was not
damaged nor were any of the data for
his experiment. a process to break
down pro1iens.
Brillhan sajd the fruit flies art
usually kept in incubators in another
room, which was not broken inro but whose fl oor suffered minor water
damage. But fire lighters said they
saw the flies in the room in which the
suspect and police were found.
Like Egyptian pharos or royalty
from the Hapsburg family. the fruit
nies are h1ghl)' interbred and do
poorly outside a controlled environ-
ment, Brillhart said.
OFFICER SAVES INF ANT'S LIFE ••.
From Al Mcmonal Hospital. Oakley said the
parents called back to repon she was
line. However. they declined to talk
10 the Pilot. t lt had not been an easy period for
the officer. About a month ago. Fisher
cradled a d} i ng Newport Beach
"oman 1n his arms after she "'as
struck b) a hit and run driver.
The onl) sat1stact1on out of that
experil'nce was that Fisher was lhe
officer who cau-ght Danny Omt'las,
the 19-year-old Huntington ~ark man who is su&pected of running over
and killing Debbie Killilea
Fnday's heroic deed was actually
the second umc Fish.er had used CPR. Wh1k a college student. he ga' e CPR
to a man who had suffered i heart
attack.
Although thl'y managed to get the
victim breathing again. he later died.
Fisher said.
Tftis time, he gavl' a brand new
baby new hfe.
"It's a real good feeling." Fisher
said.
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County gridlock
discussion topic
at Irvine session
"Gridlock in Paradise" will be the topic of
discussion Monday when fi ve Orange <£'ounty trafTtc
authontaes tackle the vexing problem at a general.
membership meeting of the Building Industry
Associauon's Orange County Region.
Fonner Supervisor Bruce Nestandc, now vice
president of the Amel Development Co. in Costa
Mesa, will moderate the meeting. Panelists will
include Keith McKean. director ofOranse County's
Cahrans District 12: John Mayer, execuuve director
of the county's Transportation Corridor Agencies;
Stanley onelae. executive director of the County
Transportation Commission, and Gaddi Vasquez,
su~rvisor from the county's Third District.
The session will be held at the Airponcr Inn in
lrvfoc beginning with cocktails at 6 p.m .• dinner at 7
and the program at 8. The fee 1s $30 for mtmbers and
$40 U>r ·non-members, and reservations may be
made .. ~y calling the BIA office at 547-3042.
Women's s'erles beglns
Ne~n Beach City Councilwoman Lucille
Kuehn will speak at the first in a series of monthly
meetings on women achievers Monday in the ,
boudroom of the Jewish Federation of -Orang&-
County. 1385 Warner Avt .. Suite A. in Tustin.
The session 1s scheduled for 9:30 a.m. and
future meeungs will be held the first Monday of each
month through Ma y. Reservations may be.made by
calling Sandy Elias at 259-0655.
~ Parlclnson 's course at Hoag .
Hoag Memorial Hospital in Newport Beach
will offer a five-week course entitled "P;ukinson's
Information Exchange," beginning Tuesday.
The meetings will be held Tuesdays from 10
a.m. to noon in the Hoag Conference Center. The
fees are $40. and are CO\ered by most insurance
companies. Call 760-5645 for further information.
Ballot measures alred
Pros and cons of the measures on the November
election ballot will be discussed Monday at noon in
the NewJ?Ort Center branch of the Newport Beach
Public Library. 856 San Clemente Drive.
Chris Goelitz of the League of Women Voters
will conduct the program. which is free and open to
the public. Part1c1pants are invited to bring their
lunclles. and coffee will be furnished. Call 644-3186
for details.
Investment workshop set ...
A special workshop for individuals scekjng to
build thei r wcaJlh b) invesung in mutual funds will
be offered iucsday at Coastline College's Newport
Beach Center. 3101 Pacific View Drive, Corona dcl
Mar. Ro nald Gable. a financial planner, will instruct
the class. which will be held from 7 to 9:30 p.m. The
.t,TCgistrauon fee is $18 and addiuonal 1nformat1on
may be obtained by calling 241-6 186.
Rollerslcatlng cllnlc slated
A four-week class in rollcrskattng for boys and
girls from 7 to 12 will be conducted by the Irvine
Communll\ Sen 1ccs Department. beginning Tues-
day at Un1 \erstt) Communit) Park. I Beech Tree
Lane in Irvine.
The classes will run from 3:30 to 5 p.m. and the
cost is S 15 Call the Communtt) Services Depart-
ment at 660-388 1 for more mforma t1on.
Aglng care semlnar set
The OaSIS Senior Center tn Corona del Mar will
offer a seminar sencs for people canng for an older
parent, beginnmg Tuesday and running through
Nov. I on consecutive Tuesda)s.
The sessions will be held at 7 pm. and the
reg1.5tra11on fee 1s S20. Call 644-3:!44.
Self-esteem course offered
A course on improving self-esteem will be given
Tuesday from 7:30 to 8 p.m. as an evening workshop
at Orange Coast College. · Mam Monroe. an e'\pert on sclf<are. will
conduct the session. \\hach 1s pnccd at $15.
Reg1strt1llon and further 1nformat1on 1~ available by
calling 432-5880.
Mlddle school transltlon
A free seminar for parents on their children's
transition to middle school -what to expect and
how to cope -will be presented Tuesday at
Lakeside Middle School in Jr, me.
Sue Roth of the In ine Family Services
Department wtll d1scus!'dtvclopment cffanges and
peer pressure at the event. scheduled from 7:\10 to 9
p.m. Contact David .\nderson at 660-39.20 for
further 1nformauon.
Women's club to meet
Second hand treasures will be discussed by
Jackie Haworth at Tucsda} 's meeting of the South
Orange County Chnstian Women's Club. to be held
at noon 1n the Holiday Inn. Laguna Hills.
Kathy Verhoeven wtll be the guest s~aker and
a free nursery will be provided. Reservations may be
obtan;ied by calling 951-559'.! or 495-5253.
Hlstorical houses
The Huntingron Beach H1stonca.I Society will
meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Newland House. ~n
Beach Boulevard llt Adarps Avenue in Huntil)&tOn
Beach.
Guy Gu:zzaro an<r Barbara Milkovic h will
~resent a program on h1stoncal houses of Orange
County. The public 1s invited and refreshments will
be served.
Opt1mlsts to convene
Don Whitaker. a member of the Stock
Exchange, will speak on the stock market at
Tuesday's breakfast meeting of the Optimist Club of
Irvine.
The session 1s schedu'ed for Hors Hut. 18850
Douglas St. in Irvine. Call 830-5639 or 538~5882 for
addnional rnformation.
BPW meeting ln Meu
The South Coast Business and Pf9fessional
Women will hold their monthly mcetil'\I Tuesday at
the El TOfltO Gnll. 633 Anton Blvd .. Costa Mesa.
Guest speaker David Solie will discuss the
impact of modem tcchnol<>sY on the health of
women. The proaram bwns with lunch at 11:30
a.m. and the cost 1s S 13 ror mcmbtn and S 17 for
non-membeB. \all Roban Rtdell 11 7~1--0991 •
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Orange Coalt DAILY PILOT/Saturday. October •• 1111 ..
World War II veteran a survivor
By JOYCE BODLOVJCH ................
OICSdy Lammers slips on the areenJackct of her NaY)'
uniform over a pastel sweater. The well-preserved
military slacks remain neatly folded nearby on a hanttr
The Jacker ~ill fits. though Lammers laughan&)y ad mats it
would be difficult to button.
Srill, cons1~cring the F!>untain Valley llltSMSent hasn't
worn the khaki arcen utuform in 40 years the fit is
admirable. Lammers ended hersct1cn-ycar Nary career as a fli&ht nurse in 1948.
Her journey to become a nurse began 1n the same
Illinois town that produced Ernest Hemingway and Frank Lloyd Wright. •
''When I was growi~up 1n On Park I used to walk
each Sunday by the Wri t home." she said. ·•And from
the time I was a little girl. knew I was going to be a nurse."
Lammers attended St. Zav1er's College for Women m
the south section of Chicago on a government work·
scholarship. . "~r mot~er ~as widowed and we didn't have the tu.1t1on. she said.' The second year I shared a small room
with another student. It !\ad one bed and a little burner.
We used to take a bus to college."
On one of Lammers many bus ndes. a tragedy
occur;ed.that still bums in her !"'emory. ~.A httlc boy chased a ball into the stre~t and was bit
by the bus," she said. "I tried to help. but the liule't>Oy
died. That memory is s11ll etched m my mmd.''
Lammers graduated wtth a.. bachelor of science
degree. There were li ve women in her class.
· "I dtd home nursing:. before I imlled the Navy in
1941 ," she said. "I signed upw1th the Red Cross. the Army
and the Navy." . .
When Lammers decided on the Navy, she wrote a
letter to the Army saying she had cbanked her mind. Delly,...,.__.,.,.,,..-.-..
the Anny. She said. 'Just ..,nte them dear, and say you
can't come.' When I think about that now. writint to the
Anny -well ... " she lalJ&hed
Lammers said m1bt1ryhfcsu1ted hCT. Shem1deS70a
month, some of which was alloned to her wtdowcd
mother. Her duties wert stateside at mtluary hosp1Ws.
When she became a flight nurse her travels took her to
baSC'S outside 1hc United States where she assjsted 1n
transport1ng wounded military per~nncl to Pearl Harbor. ~n on to a sta1cs1dc hospital · ·
Lammers met h~r husband, Larry. in 1947.
··He and another pilot came to the nurs1nequaners to
take me and another nurse on a double date," she said.
"We reversed dates -I don't know why. We both ended
up marrying.them "
Unhkc today's more lenient military rules. Lammers
was forced to rcurt from the service when she married.
Her husband reured m 1971 as a commander. The family
moved 10 Fountam Valle~ 25 )Cars ago.
-ean }Ou imagine.' she lausl)ed ... dnvmg cross
country from V!rginia wuh eight lmis. ag~s 2 to 14. 1n a
VW bus wnh 6,000 pounds ofbelongmgs on top of n." ·
Lammers won "t re\eal hrr age. She gives clues b>
saytng she has been doing 'olunteer work for 50 }ears.
And although she reured from nurs1ni to raise her
children. her list of church-related and c1v1c services over
the years are too numerous to mention
But she hasn"t lori otten her m1htan hfc. Currently
she as the onl\ "Oman m the 40-mcmber Fountam Valley Veterans of ~oreagn \'. ar post
The encrge.w.: Lammers has also overcome scrioos-med1cal problems ·
"I am a.sun1,or" she said "I had a mastectom) 1n
1955 v.hen I was pregnant" 1th m) fifth child and i>oho in
1951 'When I "a~ pregnant with m) second child.''
··1 went for a Na vy physjcal ano told t.ttc chief nurse.
who was rather motherly, that I had also s"°ed up with Diddy Lammera poses in her Navy jacket.
It 1s no surprise the energeucummers sul'Vived both
illnesses ~fter all. C'-Cn a ph)Stcal roadblock can be
bulldo~ed b~ her 1ndom1table spmt. .
League of Cities shoot down
plans for OC detox program
By GR~G KLERKX
OflMO.., ........
A proposal to move ahead with the
development of a countyw1de detoxifica-
tion program was shot down b) the Orange
County League of Clues. a move that one
supponer called .. unbelievable."
The proposal for a publicly funded detox
program was developed b) C'os ra Mesa
C11y Manager Allan Roeder and Santa Ana
CH} Manager David Ream.
The proposal called for a J01nt powers
authonty, compnscd of the county and its
ctt1es. to raise funds from member agen-
cies based on populauon. The funds would
be distributed· to non-profit chn1cs and
hospitals that provide detoxifkation scr·
vices.
A list of such agencies and their location
would be compiled and distributed to local
police depanments. When a depanment 1s
faced with a sttuauon m which det-0x
services are needed. the officers "ould
uult~ the chnic 1n closest prox1m1t>.
Orange Count) 1s one of the last m8jor
urban centers in the state without a publtc
detoxification program. according to sup-
poners of the proposal. Because of ovcr-
crowdmg m count) and city Jails. ~rsons
arrested for bemg under the mOuence of
drugs or alcohol are often cited and
released ba-ck onto ttie streets.
~The) get their ucket. the> ·re nght back
out there. and 1t accomplishes nothing."
said Costa Mesa Cit)' CQuncilwoman
Mary Hornbuckle. a supponer of the
program.
Last month. Hornbuckle and other
supponers presented the proposal to the
Inter-City Liaison Committee. ~h1ch tn·
eludes Costa Mesa. lf\·ine. Newpon Beach
and Santa ~na.
The committee appro\-ed the proposal
and sent n to the Orange Count> League of
Cities with a request that a mandator: 30-
dav rev1e" ~pcnod be wat\Cd and the
proPQsal be eAped11ed to the ne" I> formed
City.Count) Coord1 na11on Commmee for
approval.
The proposal was also' signed b~ Costa
Mesa Mayor Donn Hall and Santa .\na
Ma)or Dan Young and supponcd b>
In ine and Ncwpan Beach.
"We felt 1t was urgent enough that 11
should get to rhe comm1ncc now."
Hombuakle said. ·
.\ maJont} ofleague members apprnvrd
the waiver. but the 12-8 vote did not meet
the two-thirds maJont) required to o'er-nde league rules.
"It's not that rhe resolubon was turned
down." said Robert Dunck . .cxccuuve
director of the Orange Courit)' League
"What was denied "as a waiver of our
rules."
But Roeder said thauuch wai-.ers are
regularly granted.
The ptoposaJ will now go tOCIJ) councils
through out Orange .Count~ for a 30-da-.
rcv1e" and w11l cO'mc to the league again 1n
No' ember. Dunek said.
Gol~en West College studerit to
represent classmates on board
By JOYCE BODLOVICR
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Golden West College student Georgina
Dodge has a ne" JOb this )Car
Dodge. 27. 1s serving a one-year rerm as
a student representa11ve on the Coast
Community College Distnct Board of
Trustees.
A Westminster resident. Dodge was
elected by the Coastline Community
College Oistnct Student Council. a group
comprised of the three student rcpresenta-
t1ves from each of the three colleges of the
d1stnct: Coastline C'ommun1ty, Golden
West and Orange Coast College.
Dodge's duttes mclude mectmg with the
student council on a reaular basts to
discuss student interests on the monthly
board of trustees agenda.
The student rrustce 1s a non~vot1ng
member of the board. authonzed to make
and second mottoos.at board met"ungs
DOdge "as born in outh Korea and
lived tn Japan and Turke' he graduated
from high school m Japan ser. ed SI'\ )ears
in the L'.S Na';. a~ an electronics
techn1c1an and 1s no .. , an English maJOr at
Golden West College
"As a student trustee I plan to "'orl for
greater unit) among all three colleges.:·
Dodge said. "The wa~ to do that 1 through
the district student council. "htch w1ll be
meeting rcgularh to address issues that
affect the students of all the campuses. not
just one campus:·
Dodge said student in' oh ement 1s of
major 1mponance rn thl' deus1on-mal 1ng
ProttSS.
.. The board 1s the go\cm1ng board for
the colleges. but studl'nt~ need to r~
member the~ are thl' rl·a~on the board
exists.
··y<\U .get the go,emment )OU d~r.t',
so student!> need to take more of an interest
and become tn' ohcd 1n those act I\ 1t1es
that dtrectl~ affect them "
DOdge said the ~gistratton process
needs revamping.
"We should be allo\lred to regJStt'r on one
campus and enroll at that ttmc for classes
at an~ campus 10 the d1stnct." she said.
"This summer I "'cn1 to classes at both
Orange Coast and Golden West. but I had
to stand m hne at both places That 1s a
problem "1th the summer sns1ons that a
ma1l-1n reg1stratton 1s not a\ a1lable."
Dodge would also hke to sec a better
understanding bet"~n colleges and the
communtt)
"The a\erage student 1s getttng older
and older. so wt ought to offer more to the
older student more actt' 111es 1ha1 ue 1n
d1rectl~ \lrllh rhe communst\ ··
Police warn
area women of
panty bandit
By Tbe Associated Press
.\n armed robber who sometimes force-s ~male victims to remove their underwear
and watch ham perform sex acts has struck
at least 15 shops in Los 4..ngeles and
Orange coun11es. pohce said. ·
"He doesn't do uus ladies' panty thing
e' CI) .lime. But lhafs bas1~ally (his)
method of o~rauon:· said Sgt. Phil
Mason
·Police obtaJned a photograph of an
armed man from a surveillance camera at a
clotb1ng store robbed Aug.. 23 and said he
ma\ ha-.e committed at least 24 s1m1lar ·
cnmes over the last two months.
"This 1s very unusual. \\'.e JUSt tlon't
kno" ho" unpred.1ctable this ~rson is." Mason sa1d. "'So far: the victlms have
coo~ratcd and no one has been hun. Y-ou
JUSt don't Imo" what "-Ould hap~n 1f one
of thcst "omen refuses his instructions.''
The gunman 1s in his c.arh 30s. about S-
foot· I 0. 170 pounds and with sand) blood
.hair
.Keeping the romantic name burning.
Statistics reveal that 10.000 people over
65 arc divorced ever) )ear. Half of1hese ~bple wear plastic hair curlers to bed and
the other half bed socks. In a poll on the
gnevanccs in older mamages. bedtime
attire was a major co mpliant. Husbands
muttettd the1rwivcscared mort what they
looked like taking out the trash than in the
boudoir. And w1-.es grumbled thcu-.
spouses ~ a fur Cf) from Chart?oW'
Heston in their beat-up bathrobes. bare
feet. and morning stubble.
NAM CY
MclMTYIE
This proves you can't take mamaae for
&ranted -at least for the first 70 :rears.
After that it's possible to cut back on those
romantic: little touches that keep the flame
of pass.aon ahvt. uke ~through n1ght1cs
Your man won't have the .20-'.!0 v1s1on to
appreciate them.
~ sleepwear 11vcs nsc to 5tP1ratc
bt'drooms.. two 111rofds saa.ru t) '"I the U'I·
umph of eomfort over su. Mam•
countelots warn. however. that movint
down the hall puu your mamlfC an the
dttp frceie. Too bed 90me0nc d0ttn't
dtsip U'ln5P'1'Cnt Rlaittl PIJltnCS that
att pncUcaJ H wefl U pn>VGCatl\'C.
Thefe·a no reelOft wh~ia must IUfftr
chtlblaln.s to keep the area bumlftl.
What IS Ufle'ltl)' nttded to an do.-n tbt
over..()() d1vortt rate as 1 man11I ~fmhtt
course called ··How to fatc1Mtt and
Intrigue Your Man -E\Cn \\ h~n Ht s
Back Is Killing Ha m " It "ould be a
genatnc sequel to "Fa5ltn.ittntt \\ llm;in-
hood." Instead of making IOH' unJer the
dining room table. couple "'oulJ thro"
caution to the "inds on a Postureped1c
mattress With a dual rontrol th~rmal
blanket.
Rev1vin& late-life romance g()('s bc~ond
the boudou. It also includes mllmatc
candlelight dmncrs for t"o l.s e' Cl'\ bod~
knows. when sc' ~lo" do"n (OOlmg s~ds up. T.V. dinner~ arc the equ1\alent
of separate bedrooms; the\ seldom inspire
a husband's nostnls to d1iate ~1th ~\C1tc
menL Herc·s an opponuntt\ for the lmle
woman to du~t ofTher apron :ind sttr up a
banquet of gourmet dehcac1~s en l.'d w1l)l
a bubbling wine and sparkling reparttt.
There's al"'l)S the danger that the uddtn
5hock of a home-coo~td dinner "tll g1-.e
her spouse a heart anac~. but the benefits
outwe11h the n l s.
Husbands also haH' a role m rc-
establl hing a romantic relauonsh1p
Rather than s1mng tit rough drnncr "1th
their Walkman-head set tuned to the
b&Jlaame. the~ v.ould be v.cll ad' 1wd to tr)
and communicate ~1th mort than mono-
syllabic srunts. t lca t the should spnng
for a paf&lni>h no" and then
If men bavc d1fficu1t) commun1cat1na
when the) 'rt av.atte. at's "'orw "'hen
the)'re dozaf\I af\er dinner 11ll 1t ll"C$ a
wilt time to 1hp 1nto.50mcth1f\& a little
drafty like a bla k la~ Pl'llJ'I01r arid plash
on some mcsmen.una scent \\ho Lno"'s
whal •ilht hlPP't\., V1n .. 10vt mak1f\I
may not make the eanh move, but it beau
.,.~the 10 o'docl ~
Older mamaaa suffer 1 va~t) of
eoftl•nication pan.. amons then9 lhc ....-s _.,et cornown1·1u1 IMft m
mote Wla!Mtirin and .lm .~ u they
•· They 1a11t bci na dr-.ct k> p111in
~VHERE.S THE MAG\C?
and ha"t no intemt tn cultural enlighten· ~nt. True. Hu1bands arc reaulat
Houd1n1s an •1uJ1na out of bonna
t\·ctunp. ht I* at 1t this way .. 11rts You
can't C\l)C'('t }OUJ h~.nd to be tht same
man you mamed four or fi, e ~ llO
Hfs I 8.2SO dl)'S wner. mdlown.
mall~. bakkr-and nchtr than bt uttd
to be '\ ou're also not the 11mc womu.; SO
ht1"C'$ • dian~ for two cl)a9*id ~to ect tottthcr and hive a nanama ~
-1fnot con umtn&. 11 "*" cwafcwllllk.
8csidn.. an' man w1'o's ~:;: wioti 1 '
)OUf mUftp for 40 )'Cllll lliD ........ }OU·~~ II wonb bokti••• !Wq~ ................ .,, ...
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Dukakis commits gaffe during campaign stop
WELLSTON, Mo. (AP) -
Michael Oukak1s attacked the Re-
publicans Friday for stand1n1 by while foreigners are .. buying up
A.merica," but he mistakenly told
workers at a plant owned b~ Italians
that they were "survivors · 1n the
intemauonal trade battles.
The Democratic presiden tial
nominee used the Moog Automouve
Co. plant as the backdrop for a speech
blasting GOP vice presidential can-
didate Dan· Quayle's statement
Wednesday that he welcomed foreign
investment in U.S. fac1ones. business
and real estate. "If anyone asks you what's at stake
in this elecuon. JUS\ remmd them of·
thal moment 1n the debate Wednes-
day night when Sen. Quayle said he's
happy that foreign owners are buying
up America." Dukak1s said.
"Ma ybe the Republican ucket
wants our children 10 work for foreign
owners. pa\ rent 10 foreign owners.
and owe their future to fore ign owners
-but that's not the kind of future
Lloyd Bentsen and I and (M1ssoun
ReP,.) Die~ Gephardt want for .\men·
ca. 'he conunued.
automaker Fiat
Oukak1s adviser K.irk O'Donnell
said that offictals at the campa1an
headquaners were aware of the
ownership pnor to the event. Another
adviser, Thomas Herman, said that
Dukakis himself was not aware of the
company's Italian owners.
The Bu.sh campaign took delight in
what spokesman ~ark Goodin called
Dukalcis' gaffe.
"It occurs to me that that tank ride
he took a few weeks ago may have
done more damage than I first
suspected. even with his protective
head gear," Goodin said, referring to
Dukakis' ride rn an army tank during
a campaign vmt to a defense plant.
"The bo\tom line 1s America is
competing better overseas. we arc
opening access to foreign markets, we
are better controlli ng the foroign trade
deficit while the U.S. ccono.mr._con-
11nues 10 expand. As usua • the
governor IS OU\ In left field some-
where ... Goodin said. •
O'Donnell. Herman and other
Dukak1s aides moved quickly in an
effon to convince reporters that
Dukakis was not cnt1c1ZU\& Moog or
11s owners but was opposed to the
growing "trend·· of foreign invest-
ment in the Unned States.
Ba•IJ tiilces aim atDUkatis'.
prisoner furlough program
XENIA, Ohio (AP) -Republican
Oeorse Bush accused Democratic
rival Michael Dukakis on Friday of
being soft on criminals while display-
ing "an astoundi.ng lack ofinsens1t ivi·
ty, a !ac.k of hufr!an compassion" for
the v1cums of cnme.
He as~iled the prisoncr·f urlouah
program in Massachusetts as a "stu-
pid law" and charaed that Dukak.is, as
aovemor. had presided over a crimi·
nal-justicc system .. completely out of
whack and certainly out of touch
with, I'd say1 what are the grass.roots
yalues of tne American people. a
'Twilight Zone' world where pris·
oners' right of privacy has more
weight than citizens' right to safew."
Bush said Dukakis, in his first year
as governor, vetoed a bill to repeal
furloughs for first-<icgrec murderers.-
Moreover, he said Dukakis "has
never apologized" to a Ma!)'land
couple that was ten:orized in 1987 by
a Massachusetts prisoner, a convicted
murderer. who was released on a
• wctkend leave.
Bush's campaign. With three dozen uniformed poli~
officers on stage with h1m1 Bush made
his charge in a speccn before a
supportive audience of nearly 1,000
people. A larae spillover crowd
waited outside and cheered Bush as
he departed. • Theauackwaspartofadctcrmined
strategy to win the support of un-
decided, swing voters -mostJy blut-
collar, Catholic, Democrats -by a~cntuating issues such as crime, the
death penalty, abortion and taxes.
while portra~ing Dukakis as a tibcal
who is out of step with mainstream
America. Bush's advisers.believe the
swing voters could ult the balan~ in a
close election.
Campaigning in a key battlearound
state where 23 electoral votes arc at
stake, Bush1..SJ!PkC fir$\ in Xenia and
then flew to Cleveland for a
counhouse rlllly in nearby Medina,
where he kot a tumultuous welcome
from a crowd of thousands.
Dukakis' comments caused one
executi ve at the plant to ask aoothe r
whether the Democratic pres1denual
candidate realized who the plant's
owners were.
The Moog famil y sold the com pan)
more than I 0 years ago to JFINT
USA. the Amencan subs1d1an of IF!
of Tunn. Ital}. IFI 1s owned·b~ the
Agnelli famil y. which also 0'4ns the
"If you're going to tal k about
foreign ,ovesment. that's the kind of
place to do 1t," O'Donnell said. Ulm -~••• Lending weight to Bush's attack. Donna Foamier Caomo aad Cliff Barnes. Ylctlma of a the Maryland man who was as-
prlaoner releaaed ander Da.kakla farloqb program, apeak saulted, Cliff Barnes. was in Cah-at newa conference. fornia on Friday taping radio ads for
Bush didn't mention his running
mate. Sen. Dan Quayle, in any of his
three speeches, but in answer to a
question from a reponer expressed
renewed confidence in Quayle.
But in his speech. Dukakis referred
to the compan) as one of the "few
surv1"ors" of the auto parts indus-
''"' ·s battle w11h foreign compelltors.
Appeals court to reconsider
its ruling on Challenger tape Anti-abortion prot~sters running out of arrestees
WASHI NGTON (.\P) -.\federal appeals coun ha s agreed to
reconsider its decision ordenng '.\SA to release the audio tape
recording of space shuttle astronauts moments before thev died m the
1986 Challenger disaster. ·
In a bneforder, the full U.S. ~1rcu1t (ourt of Appeals granted the
government's request for a rehearing of the case b> all of its I I ,
mt'mbers.
The dec1s1on. contained in an Oct 5 order made pubhc Fnda).
came two months after a split panel of three appellate Judges ruled the
tapes of the Jan. :!8. 1986 shu ttle disaster should be made public under
the Freedom of Information Act.
The Nauonal ..\eronaut1cs and Spare Admin1strauon ha refused
to give up the tapes. contending their release would subJC<"t the
survivors of.the ~ven astronau ts to emotional stress when 1t is pla.,,ed
repeatedly on radio and tele' 1s1on. ·
Two members of1he court"s liberal \\1ng. SPottswood Robinson
111 and HaTT) Ed'4ards. Joined 1n the Jul} ~9 rultng that dre'4 a
bhstenng dissent from Circuit Judge Douglas H Ginsburg. a member
of the coun's 6-5 conserva11' e maJOnl).
By Tiie A1toelatecl Pre11
A TLAJ'ff ~ -Anti-abonio11 ~emonst.rators besieging women's clinics
here called in reinforcements to continue their week of protests, say in~ Friday's
53 arrests had nearly exhausted their pool of people willing to go to Jail. More
than 400 people have been arrested since T uesday for trying to block clinics as
part of a campaign by Operation Rescue. the group that organized protests
during the Democratic National Convention in July. About SOO people
auended Operation Rescue's nightly rally Friday night at a suburban Atlanta
church. Rally Icade~ sa~d that in addiuon 10 the usual activitr at abortion
chmcs. a demonstra11on ~ould be held Sat~rday outside lhc city Jail where the
arres.ted protesters are being held. 9 pcra11on Resc·ue spokesman Bob Nolte
pred!cted Saturda y could be the biggest day of the "Siege of Atlanta." On
previous days. pohcc roughly drajged demonstrators who refused to walk to
waiting vans and buses bound for Jail. They also draued those arrested Friday.
but more carefully. with only the demonstrators' feet touching the ground. "I
believe the public would rather see us take more time and be more gentle ... ~id
Maj . .Kenneth Bu.rnette.
Child care leglslatlon dles ln Senate
W ASHlN.GTON -A package of family bills offering child care assistance
and parental JOb leaves died Frn:Jay in the· Senate. a casualty of political
Opposition wants Pinochet ollt now
SANTIAGO. Chile (AP) -Op-
posn1on leaders said F11da) that
President Augusto Pinochet should
Jea ve office sooner. desp11e his vo'4 10
complete his term after losing a
rt'ferendum. Hundreds of thousands
celebrated the .. no·· vote.
Ten people' "'ere wounded. t'40
senousl). when soldiers fired on
celebrants in passing cars. a radio
station repQned
Ricardo Lagos. a modera1e oc1al·
1s1prominent1n the 16-pan~ 'oppQs1·
uon alliance. ~1d the president has
.. too great an amb111on for .po'4 er"
and should heed 1he message 1hi!I
week b' 'oters "\.\ho said ·No more.'
Hundreds of th ousands of Chileans
S'4a>-ed and sang along with some of
1he count(! 's most popuJar m ~s1c
groups 1n a park Fnda} in an
oppos1uon celebration. No pol1-
t1cians SPoke and the music •vas
pointedly non·Poht1cal. but peo:>le
chanted on 1he1r own: "Chi Chi Chi.
Le Le Le. Get Out Pinochet!" and
"He's Going to Fall!"
People bound for the park 1n buses
and packed automobiles chanted
anti-government slogans and waved
an11-P1nochet banners. Police es11-
mated the crowd at up to 350.000.
.A free presidentia l elecuon 1s to be
held late next year because of
Pinochet's loss in the yes-or-no
referendum Wednesday on whether
he should remain m office until 1997.
He can run in that election 1f he
chooses.
The winner takes office in March
1990 and Pin ochet said Thursday
night he will not pcrm11 changes1n the
clecuon schedule and he vowed not to
leave office early. Pinochet took
power 1n a September J 973 coup that
ousted Marxist President Salvador
Allende. •
It was a peaceful gathering in the
ca pital's biggest park on a warm haz}
afternoon. but there was violence
elsewhere.
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P ANSION SALE!!
CoJta m eJa
iJ being eJ.pn 11JeJ /or your
Radio Coopcrat1 va. an indepen-
dent news station. reponed soldiers
outside an armv barracks near the
park fired buckshot and pellets at
peo.ple in pa~sing cars \\'.ho flashed the
V sign for victory. 1
It said two people were senously
wounded and eight were treated at
San11ago Central Emergency Hosp•·
tal. ..< hospital spokesman to ld The
Associated Press nine people were
treated for gunshot wounds.
Opposition leaders have requested
talks wt th the government on amend-
ing the constitution and speeding
Pinochet's departure.
DEA helps destr.oy
drug plant in Bolivia
LA PAZ. Bolivia (A P) -Police
and U.S. drug agents raided and
destroyed a huge jungle cocaine
laboratory that produced at least SSO
million worth of drugs each week.
Bol1V1an and U.S. official s said
Trlaay.
"This 1s defin itely the biggest
cocaine lab ever discovered in
Boltv1a." said a U.S. official. speaking
on cond111on ofanonymil}.
Interior M1n1ster Juan Carlos
Duran said the lab produced 3.S tons
of pure cocaine a week.
pressures and the licking clock of the I OOth Congress. With adjournment
expected next week and at least two major bills still pending, spQnsors of the
lesislation failed to get the 60 vo tes they needed to restrict debate and &et on
with their bill. The vpte was 50-46. The triple-pronged package -which also
included a crackdown on child pOmograph<'rs-was on the Senate floor for the
better ]>an of two weeks amid intense political and parliamentary
maneuvering. "Their filibuster was successful. They have won today and
America's families nave lost." Senate Majority uader Roben C. Byrd. O-
W. Va .• said after the vote.
AIDS not eicplodlng among hetroseiual•
~H fCAGO-AI D~ is.not "explodi~g" among the nation's heterosexuals,
public health ~xpens said m a report Fnday. but one researcher warned it's
going to be a bigger problem for the general public than man} think. The report
in the :loumaf of the American Medical Association said the number of
reportt;d heterosexual AlDS cases is doubling every 14 to 16 months. keeping
pace with 1nfect1on rates among homosexuals and intravenous drug abusers.
"Although AIDS 1s not ·c~ploding· !nto the heterosexual Population relauve to
other nsk groups. the increase 1n the-number of heterose1mal cases is
prop0rtional to increases in other ri sk gro ups ... the report said.
. Maf azine claiDls Waite
wil be f re~d very sooii
By 'hte A11ocl1ted Pre11
~EIRUT, Lebanon -A Beirut magazine said Fnda~ the captors of
Anglican church envoy Terry Wa11e will free him "very soon" and American
hostages will be released before the U.S. presiden1ial election Nov. 8. Ash-
Sh1raa said two other Bri tish hostages will ~freed with Waite. who has been
!111ss1n_s s.ince Janua.ry 198?. Al-~nwar. a conservati';e ~a1ly newspaper based
m Chnsuan east Beirut. said Waite would be freed wtthin 72 hours. An Israeli
ncwpaper said the United States made a deal with Iran to free American
hostages in exchange for delivery of arms and spare parts through South Korea ..
U.S. officials denied the repon. Lebanese pohcc said two unidenuficd
foreigners kidnapped in Moslem west Beirut 21 months ago were
Czechoslovak businessmen held only a few days. That leaves 14 foreigners
missing in Lebanon, including nine Americans.
Four Palestinians die ln street battles
JERU~ALEM -lsra~li troops killed four PaJestinians and wounded 21
Fnday dun ng street battles m Nablus sparked by the mysterious death of a man
reportedly found manacled .with army rope, Arab repons said. The violence
also was fed. by rumors, denied by the army. that soldiers fi red into a mosque.
It was the highest one-day death toll in six months. Sixteen Palestinians were
reponed wounded e!sewhere in the occupied territones. An army official confirme~ one death in ~ablus, largest city m the West Bank. but said sold iers
were not 1ryvplved. He said t~c army was checking the other fatali ties. At least
289 Palestm1a!'s have been killed since the uprisinga~inst Israeli occupation
began Dec. 8 in the West Bank and Gaza Strip. which Israel ca ptured from
Jordan and Egypt in the 1967 Middle East war. ix lsraetrs also tmve died.
Plane crash kllls 46 ln China
BEIJING-A sightseei ng plane with 46 aboard crashed into a hotel and
exploded shortly after takeoff from a. non hem Chinese c11y Fnday, killing all
but fo1Jron board, an official da1lysa1d Saturday. The China Youth News said
the four others on the Sov1et;bu1lt l.ly~shi_n 11-14 \\-ere m)ured. and some work~rs 1n the hotel al~o sustained mJunes m the accident in Linfen. Shanxi
province. about 400 m1les southwest of Beijing.
Army honors LB man's son·
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' Armr Set. G~ry M. . Slatve. son of
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been named non-comm1ss1oned of-
ficer of the .month with the U.S.
Information Systems Command 1n
Japan. Shive. a l979 &raduatc o(
Lagun~ Bca~h High SChool. is a
stratea1c microwave systems re-
pairman. • • • Army Nallbnal Guard Pfc. David
C. WUli.lte, son of Richard Willhite of
Hunt1naton Beach and Susette
W1llh1te of Garden Grove, has ~u
'lted from the armor crewman coune
at Fort Knox, Kv. ' .. Petty Officer I st Class St.epfltn J. a.re1tert. son of JoseDh and Eilttn
Borthen of Mis11on Viejo, has ~
turned from 1 six-month deployment
10 the western Pacific aboard the c~ missik cruiser USS Truxtun. in San Dieao. He is a 1981
.-ctuatt of Minion VicJO Hi&h
School. • • • Army ReterVe Pvt. fteMrt J .
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S.adovaJ of Hh:::°" Beach, hat coml'*'Cd a w vehicle mech-an~ cou,. I\ tbt Arm_y Train1na
Center "' Fort llebon s.c. He .. I 1917 lrllduate Of Hununtton Beech
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Susan Moms of fountain Valley. ith Jerry and Nancy Durham of El Toro.
completed the UH-I helicopter repair has completed his basic training at
course at the Army Aviation School Fon Dtx. N.J .
in Fort Ruclcer. Ala. He 1s a J 98.S • • • graduate of La Oulnta High School. Lance Cpl. Robert L. Moakal, son l • • p( John and Delta McNama,.. of
Air Forte Reserve Airmah Kevl• Hunting\On Beachhwas promoted to
W. A.Menoa, son of Gary Anderson his present rank w ilc servina at the
of Huntington Beach. has araduated Marine Corps Air Station in Yuma.
from bask training at Lackland Air Ariz.
Force Base, Texas. • • • • • • Marine Sat THmu 8 . Hirt, son of
Army Pre. DujeJ P. Sprill1er, son Tom and Jeanne Hun of Irvine ·tw
of Gerald Sprinaer of Fountain Val· reponed for duty wi\h the l nd Force
Icy.;.. has c~molcted his basic trainin& Support Group at Camp Lejeune,
at ron Dix. N.J. N.C • • • • • t
Navy Lt. A.Mrew J . Bartoa, son of Staff Sat. PerrJ A. 1ta1e, son of
Orville Sanon of Huntinaton Beach, Jackie Alroway of1iun11naton Balch, was desianated a naval aviator and has been named non-comminioned
awarded bis 10•4 winp foltowina 18 officer of the quaner at Oecqe Au
months offl1aht Jrain1ns. Force BaK, Cati(. He isa lift su__., . . . .. .......
Pvt. Erk J. ~ son of Carol supervisor with the S62nd Tattical
Pr-aunt of Fo~ntain Valley. bat' Fa&htcr Trainina Squadron.
completed his baste tra1n11\& at Fort Pft. J• P. ~. IOft of Aniia
JKklon. S.C. Treiber of Laauna NIJuel. bas com"
Ptny Officer •2;d ·c itss a.rt L. oleted hi• bUic tn1ni111 at Fon
WMte, son of Roberta Whhe of Jackson S.C. ~e is a 1912 lf'lduate of
Huntinaaon a.cb. laat returned from Dana Hiiis Hiatt School.
1 ti•·month deployment to the west-· • • • em hciflc aboerd \he autded m"'11e • unce. Cpl. .._.. '· m cruitlr u~ Trux&un. --in S.n -~Wife 11 l~ former~ Qielo. He 11 1 191l tnduate of or M1~on Viqo, hu ~
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Givens
counting
Tyson out
LOS ANGELES (AP)-Actrcss
Robin Gi¥Cns, calhn1 her eiaht·
month marriage to boxer Mike
Tyson "a continuous horror
story" of destruction. drinkin,& ·•
and domestic violence, filed f n · da¥ fol' divorce from the heavy-
welaht champion.
lo filing for the divorce, the
actress also won a court order to
keep Tyson away from her and the
Burbank Studios set where her TV
series, "Head of the Class" is
taped.
The divorce petition filed an
Superior Court cited irrecon-
cilable differences as G ivens'
reason to end the mamage' to
Tyson, 22, whose wealth is dti·
mated at $40 million. In an attached declaration.
Givens, 23. recounts an alleged
attack Sunday in the couple's
man,ion in Bernardsville, N.J.
"The most recent incident in
which I was physically terrorized
by Michael occurred on Oct. 2,
1988," Givens said in the declar·
ation. "I was awakened by
Michael's hiuins about my body
and my head wtth his closed fist
and OPC'.n hand.
"Michael appeared, by his ac-
tions and by his breath, to ht
intoxicated and I discovered that
he had been drinking champagne
early in the morning." the declar-
ation continued. ··1 was fri§htened
for my life and terrorized.
U 1 Cll "J* Ill
Robl.a GlYeDa bu filed for divorce from..hea..,.,,etcbt cbaJDplon llllle TyMn.
Tyson retained high-powered
loca attorney Howard Weitzman
for the divorce battle'. Wenzma]l
successfully defended automaker
John De-i.<>rean against cocaine
tr~fficking charges.
"I think Michael is disap-
pointed, given the circumstances.
that the relationship has resolved
itself in the manner it has. In a
sense he is relieved that he could
put his life back an order·and could
go on with his life." Weitzman
said.
He declined comment on the
di vorce action unul both he and
Tyson see it.
"I think there has been a lot of
press about Mike and his rela-
tionsh1p with Robin. I think Milce
would Just like tcu o back 10 bcin~
the champion of the \\-Orld. ·
Weitzman said...
A...
Marvin Mitchelson. 1he eel·
ebrity divorce lawyer who filed \he
pcuuon for G ive ns. said Superior
Court Judge Hugh E. MacBcth Jr.
issued four restraining orders bar-
nng the fighter from attacking or
even approaching the actress.
Tyson was barred fro m "con·
tactang. molesting. auaclong. stnk·
mg, threatening. sexual assault
and battery and othel'Wlsc disturb-
ing the peace of the other part},··
M1tchelson said.
Orange COU1 DAILY PILOT/Saturday, Octot>er I. 1811 d
La·wyers, i nsurance companies
pour $57M into ballot measures
SACRAMENTO (AP~ -Two of
Califomi.a's most po"erful. welJ-
beeled special interest aro ups -the
lawyers and the insurers -have pouted nwly $57 m1lhon Into con-
flicting msura.ncc m1t1at1ves appear-.
ingon the Nov. 8 ballot. according to
documenu filed Friday. wllh the state.
Most of the money has been spent
on television adver&LSjng.
The unptteedentcd contnbutio ns
totaled at least $56.8 m1lhon, mclud·
in& SS million 10 plcdacs. plus an
additional $3 million to qualify the
insurance industry's no-fault
measure for the ballot. The funds
focused largely_ on*' two measures.
Proposition 100. the lawyers' and
consumers' "'good dnvers" 1nat1at1 ve
and Proposition J 04 , the no-fault
proposal.
ThQSC figures were expected to
climb sharply as the costly televmon
campa1gps accelerated an the final
weeks before th~ election.
-Most of the money came from
anomeys and insurers, although a
half-million dollars was contnbuted
by ~bankers on bchaJf of Propos1uon
JOO. which would also allow banks to
scU insurance. Sprinkled throuah the
stacks of finanetal documents arc
scores of fi ve-figure contnbut1ons
from law firms and and1v1dual at-
torneys. and donations from a vanet)
of other interests. includmg providers
of medical services. process servers.
brokers and others.
o~erall, the msurcn have outspent
the lawyers more than 4-to-I The
attorneys reported total contnbu-
llons of about $9.6 million, with
spendJng sl1&hdy less.
With election day a month av.a~
the insurance 1ndustl'). which vov.ed
months ago to ra1~ and spe nd S43
m1lhon goal b)' Nov. 8,'has alread~
surpassed 1ts goal, 1f the pledges are
included. According to documents o n fi k
with the secretaf)' of state's office
required b) pubhc disclosure lav.s.
insurance-industl)" receieYCd S 1 b. ~
million an contnbuuons from Jan I
through m1d·Jul). plus $126 m1lhon
in the penod end an& Sept. 30. to1.aJ1na
$38 7 m1U1on. The industry also
reponcd SS milhon an plcd&cs. bnna·
mg the tot.al overall to $43."/ million
The insurance industry's mone)'
has been d irected a1 ballot measures tt
suppom. suc h as Propositions 104 or
106. or against mecasures it opt><>SCS,
such as Propositions 100 and l 03.
Tht' lawyers· spending. meanwhile.
about S9.6 rmlhon. has bttn dlttCted
in fa vor of Proposition 100, the ··good
drivers·· 1nit1a11ve which cuts
prt'm1ums to good dnvers who don't
get tickets or cause accidents and
proh1bus any hm1ts on attorneys'
cont1genc} fees. and against Prop-
os1uon 106. which hn'llt s fees.
• "It's reall) unbelievable when you
set' \he kind of mone} "e~... said
Harvt'y Rosenfield, a consumer ac-
11v1st and backt'r o(Propos1uon 103.
the premi um ·ratt'-control inmauve
bad~ed b~ consumt'r ad ' ocate Ralph ~a<kr if 1s o"'n group raJSed S 1.5
mllhon
Humphrey the Wayward whale
again haSscientists perplexed
Earl\ Tuesda), the pam boat "'e~ Humphrc~ 1n the Bodega Ba} chan·
Sea Angler had to s~en e to a\ 01d nel
Girl dies from accidental hanging
Group pays fine to Assembly panel
over improper actions in campaign
T URLOCK -A 5·\ear-old g.i rL
died m a freak accident Fnda'
morning Ml the garage of her parent"s
south Turlock home.
Crystal Vannesa Carranza v.as
alone to the garage ndmg her tn'C}de
w\len she apparentl~ stood up on the
sc,.llt to look inside the fam1h 's station
v.agon, Turlock pohcc investigators
said.
The girl becamt' trapped when the
m cycle slipped from under her feet
and Her bead became wedged between
the glass 1n a pantall} roUcd-down
side wmdov. and the window frame.
the~ reported.
LOS ANGELES (AP) -The
committee that helped state Con-
troller Gray Davis win election in
1986 has paid $28,000 to an Assembly
panel for improperly using public
employees and resources in his cam-
paign, a newspaper reported.
The campaign _committee sent a
check for $I 0.000 this week to the
Assembly Rules Committee to cover
the "inadvcnent use of ICJislative
facilities" for non-legislative
purposes. said Bob Connelly, the
Assembly's chief administrative of-
ficer.
It is the fourth such payment since
SAINT JOSEPH HOSPITAL
ADl'IJl 17
Kathy and Clifford Smith. Costa
Mesa. boy September %7
Tamara and Keith Colwick. Irvine.
boy .
September 30
Patricia and Shauin Mortaza", Costa
Mesa, boy
WOMEN'S HOSPITAL
SADDLE BACK HOSPITAL
September io
Darcy and Bill Henderson. Cosui
Mesa, girl
HUMANA HOSPITAL
HUNTINGTON BEACH
Aap1t 1%
Mr. and Mrs. Kelly O'Brien. Hunt·
ington Beach. girl
Aag111t 15
Sheri and Jess Bressi. Huntington
Beach, girl •
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morgan. Hunt·
ington Beach, boy
Au1111t 18
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Caughlin. San
Clemente. girl
Aa1ast lt Linda L Jacob$0n and Richard 8.
Moorehead II. Newport Beach. boy
1 Mr. and Mrs. Leo Shaffer. Hunt-
ington Beach, boy
Aapst tO
Mr. and Mrs. David J. Roth. Hunt·
ingtoo Beach. girl A1p1& %1
Amy Elizabeth Watson. Fountain .
Valley. girl
Aapst U
Gina G. and Paul L. Scott. Hunt-
ington Beach. girl
Aap1tZ3
Mr. and Mrs. David E. Perley.
Huntington Beach. girl
A1p1rU
Tracy and Ca~y-Oloole. Costa
Mesa, girl .
Mr. and Mn. David Alan Mills.
U,una Niauel, girl AapstH
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Davidson.
Huntington Beach, girl
Se9tember i Mr. and Mrs. f"rankThomasJackson.
Huntincton Bea<:h. boy s.,tember 7
Teresa Baca and Guadahpc Dorado.
Hunlinaton Beach, girl
S.tembe,r 11
Mr. and Mn. Joe T. Yee. Huntington
leach. bq
September 15 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin E. Monson.
Founi.ain Valley, boy
Sepcember 1•
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hutchcroft
Huntinaton 8cach, boy lefle!Dller 17 Mr. and Mn. Clinton R. Brpwn,
Costa Mesa. airl ~mllierlt t.tarao and Jeffrey Peterson. Costa
Maa. boy • s.&emwJ.
Mr. and Mn.1t.alempour, ltv1n~. boy .. , ..... ,u
Mr. and MrJ. Jdfrt)' Phillips, Hunt·
ia110ft Btach. 11rf t • ~· MJ. and Mn. Jeffrey tern, Hunt·
ilp)fte.da.boy ....... .,.,
Linda and Olvad Hall, H'-lntinaton
Beach. boy
Or and Mrs. R. Stephen Jennings.
t'ewpon Beach. bo} •
FOUNTAIN VALLEY
REGIONAL HOSPITAL
September 13
Eran and Clint Bcnsfield. Hunu ngton
Beach.boy Septepiber H
V1ck1 Burland and Ronald Camp1an.
f;f untangton Beach. girl
September 16
Melanie Kerby and Donald Pean.
Huntington Beach. girl
September 17 '
Suzanne and Harold Lefevre. In me.
bo)
See!ember tt
Catbenne Cluff and Michael Pender.
Newpon Beach. boy
Katherine and Joseph Philbnck.
Newpon Beach. girl
Elizabeth and Da' 1d Baird. Ir' ane.
boy
Su Syin and Nicholas Wu. lrvtne. girl
September %0
Cynthia and James Schneider, Hunt·
angton Beach. girl
Tanya and Scott MacCanh). Foun-
tain V1llley. gm Septembe~ U
Ruth and Jack Goodban. Huntington
Beach. girl
September U
Lisa and Jeremy Tolmich. Hunt-
ington Beach. bo}
Laura Wood and Ronald Celone.
Fountain Valley. boy
September Z3
Georgia and Carroll DiBencdetto.
Fountain Valley. girl
Apnl and John Helm. Huntington
Beach.boy
Dana Comado and Scott Armeson.
Newport Beach. girl
Septemller f4
Deborah and Gregg Fingerle. Hunt·
ington Beach. boy
SAN CLEMENTE HOSPITAL
Aapst 17
Concepcion Moratalla and Mano I
Vivanco. Dana Point. boy
A1p1tU
Ann and Marlt Marabella. San
Clemente. boy
September!
Robin W1ckam and Guadalupe Gil,
Laguna Hills, 11rl ·
Sepaembera
Patricia and DaVld Vansell. San
Clemente. g1rl
&e,wtnkTt
Ana and Fehx Fog. San Clemente.
g1rl
Septemlter7
Desiree Collins. Dana Po11n. boy
September I
Teresa and fose Pina. San Juan
Capistrano, boy I SeptemMt lt
Hccsook and Jinkook Suh. San
Clemente. boy September II
Jjou ind RaJanikant Pa,el, San
Cltmtntt. bo> Antell vmaml and Patnck Shauah·
nnsy. San Ckmtnte. IJrf
Wandy and Mark Stnkbcal, San Juan
Capi,trano bo)'
Lon and Hector Parra. San Juan
C•pi&UaDO. boy ..,.....,.,
Ahn1 Gara. and Atbcno Mmdo1a,
Dana ~nt. a•rl
..
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0renge CoMt DAILY PILOT/ S1turd1y, October I , 1888 ' RELIGIOUS BRIEF S
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Choir to perform octogena.-ian 's composition
In a J?trforrnancc of his new
anthem,· Lord I Don't Feel Noways
Tired," J~ter Hairston. 86. will dircc1
the Chana!! Choir ofGiaeva Pre.by·
Wrlu O•rc•, Laguna Hills. at the 9
and'! I a.m. services Sunday.
Also included will be the octo-
genarian 's arrangements of the classic
spirituals ''Rocka' My Soul" and
"Amen."
Hairston, a graduate of Tufts
Univenity 1n Boston. has directed the
choir on several occasions in 1he pas1.
includint a special session devoted to
his music at the Music Educators
National Conference 1n 1986.
While serving as assistant conduc·
tor of the famous Hall Johnson Negro
Choir of New York he trained choirs
for many Broadway and radio shows
with such outstanding artists as
Andre Kastelanetz. 1t:ic late At Jolso,;
and Alfred Wallenstein. .
Hairston came to Hollywood in
1936. arranged choral ba~k&round
music for a number of movies and as
an ac1or. played character roles in
movies and television.
••• Prominent guest IC<'1urer Rabbi
Michael Klein-Katz will keynote S...ir
Ha·Ma'alot'• adult education pro-
gram at 5:30 p.m. Oct. 16 at t,he
temple. 2100 Mar Vista. Newpon
Beach. His message will set the Iheme for
small group discussions on the
"Challrnges of lnterrrlig1ouS'
Dialogue Toda)'... ·
The program. to be prC"(eded by a
potluck supper, 1s co-sponsored by s.1.
Mark Presbyterian Cbu rcb and 1s
open 10 the community. Pre-re&iS·
tra1ion is requested, by calhng
644-7203. ••• "Health and Healing-A Craft to
Priest conducts
classical concerts ...
for benefits only
By JOYCE A. VENEZIA
POINT PLEASANT BEACH. N.J.
-On a rccenl weekday. 1he Rev.
Alphonsr Stcphen$0n is chain-smok·
ing and still managing 10 talk at a
rap1d·firc pace. filhng the air with
cigarene smoke and waving arms.
Even in church on Sunday. par-
ishionersaccus1on1ed to a quiet Mass
arc e11her delidiled or some,,.,·hat
taken aback wfien the 38-ycar-old
priest bounces down lhe aisles. filling
his sermons with humorous stories
and priest-to-parishioner banter.
S1ephenson throws hims.clfinto th e
pnesthood with a joyful abandorf. bu1
n's not his onl) de\·01ion.
"I'm a professional musician called
to be a pnest," hr said. ""I've seen 100
many priests who are bumed ou1
because thcv look a11he priesthood as
a professiorl.'"
From l 980 to l 986. Stephenson
took a full -time lea\e of absence from
the ministry to s.cr' e as conductor for
"A Chorus Line:· both on the
national tour and on Broadwa).
After hts performances. he relaxed
at his grandparents· home 1n Po1n1
Pleasant Beach. a conage where a
black concen piano dominates the
hving room and a talkauve gray
parrot ru·les the d1n1ng room.
He bt"came 1n,·olved in rel igi ous
lrfe again b' making fnends with
priests al 1he 1ocal church. St. Peter b~
the Sea. Soon. he found himself
helping the shon-s1affed parish by
cclebrat1ng Sunday Mass.
•
The return 10 a religious at-
" C«dial Wekome trom
The United Methodist ctuCh
NIWPUtH C£ff lli<
jN\1{0 M{lHOOISI CHUllCH
1601 ... ,.u.,lt• .......
Coron• del M•r
144·0745
ServlcPs 9:30 AM
Rev. Robei-t Morley
Cotl•~
FIRST UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
19\h Sl & Hartior·Btvd
Church School 9·00
Worsh!P 9 00 and 10 30
Ae11 Gaht l GoYgh
Cott• MeN
MESA VERDE
UNITED METHODIST
CHURCH
Wo••hlp a Church School
1:30 & 10:00 1.m.
O• \N1111am E Slee! 979-6234
Newporl Beacn
CHAIST CHURCH av THE SEA
UNITED METHODIST
1400 W Ball>Oil Sl>tD
11)-JlH
Rf" L<1 ... ,enc~ T ~ oun11
O•l"•P & c ..... ~~ St r>oOI 9 '.lO a"'
e-el<dil1 Pre-Scnool an<) Dar Ca•~
iJO&rT> -6000"" •
H1.11•tln<;ilon Be•<:fl "IO'l fl
COMMUNITY UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
6662 He11t Ave 64'2·4'46 1
Wor1hlp Serylce 1:30 I 10:00
Sul\d•1 School 1:30 6 10:00
Dr, D•'t'ki Rogne • J9mM Tttom•nn
foont11n valley
FIAST UNrTED
METHODIST"CHUACH
16225 Bushard St ..,_...,
James R Hadley. Pastor
Wor•hlp I Church School t :XI A.M.
LAGUNA BEACH
UNIT[O METMOIJfST CHURCH
21U2 • ...., 0.-.
i8(Kjtfl Upn• -..ctt t21n • ..__
orstip l Ctudl Sdlool 10:00 1.m.
.,.,.,,.Meriel C«Mhon • Tom Warmtf
HARBOR CHRISTIAN
CHURCH "
!DIKl-"'1 l'I CMllll
~, ,, ..... •1 llH'll• , ....... .... '°'' .....
! .. $.$111
Mo1111n& Wo1sh10 I 0 AM
Sunday S<hool 9 AM
i
mospherc came a1 the same lime that
Stephenson felt a nttd 10 do ditTcrent
kinds of music - something beyo nd
"A Chor.us Line."
"I wan led to do a conce rl."' he said.
He called upon a local mus1c1ans'
union and found 42 very in1eres1ed
colleagues. In Apnl 1986. they ga ve
thetr first concen al St. Peter bv the
Sea. 11 was an insiant success. Su·p-
henson said, inspiring people v.·ho
were surprised to hear Beethoven and
other classical composers 111 a church
setting.
.. A church is v.·here the origin of
~ajcs1ry be_$jl)S ... he sat~ ... Ifs a very
different rel1g1ous expenence.
"'And after paying the musicia'ns.
the church was able to realize a nice
profit." SLCphenson said. -
Soon afterward. the musical priest
met Roger Bemier. a local financial
consultanl v.•ho now serves as the
orchestra's business manager.
"'Together v.-·e began 1hinking, 'If
the orthrstra makM such a profit for
one pas1or. whycan·1 it have the same
efTttt for other parishes?... Step-
henwn said.
In its first year as a format group.
1he Orchestra ofS1. Peter by the Sea
raised more than $250.000 for chari·
table-organizations in 1he Ne-v.-· Jersc}
area. Bcrn11.-r said.
Organi~t lons needing mone)' hold
'"raffics. bingo. potluck suppers, a
1yp1cal l 950sdance to raise funds. but
then they start 10 run out of ideas:·
Stephenson said. •
Al first. many are skeptical of a
classical concert in a church seuing
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
OF THE COVENANT
Rolph C. Bohn Posta1
"All Th i111 Aro Po11i~l1"
MARK 10:17·30
Sunday Wo1sh1~
8 30 & 1000 3111
Church School
Children thru Adults 1000 am
Nursery care a~ar!able
8JO &IOOOa111
Come Jo1ri u~
2850 F a1rview Rd .. Cosla Mesa
557 -3340
Without
God, it's a
vicious circle.
Traditional 7:30 AM
Contemporary 9:00 AM
Charismatic 10:45 AM
Church School 9:00 AM
Mll.§ic « :X""°n 111U thn:<E •nikn
• <Aikl cart 111 9:00 1m & lil.•S 1m
Fr. Dewkl c. A...S.non, ,._tor
Ji
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SAINT JAMES
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
3209 Via Li do
Newport Beach, CA • 92663
714/675·0210
fk Learned" will beexplaintd by Or.
Actchcr Hardin& at 8 p.m. Friday at
1he HutiB&&M Beaclll Cliarclll of
Relld••• Selem«, 2205 Main St.~
Huntington Beach.
Harding's presentations often draw
from his own experience w'1h cancer.
In 1978, he was diagnosed Wi1b colon
cancer that had spread 10 hi$ liver and
lymph nodes. Doctors told ~is family
tha1 he had less than th~ months 10
live.
At that time, Harding put his affairs
in order and began to study cancer-
itscause. cure, diagnosis and prcven·
lion. When h~ had fou_&htandwon his
own battle with 1he disease. he chost
to spend his time sharing his acquired
knowledge and experience with
oth~.
A metaphysical nfinis1er since
1941 . Harding founded several
Southern <;alifornia churches of Re·
ligous Sc:Jence and 1he Encino Com·
munity Chun::h, which he served as
ministtr until hi& retircmen1. • • • Rabbi Yeruchem Eilfon hasJ'oincd
the staff at CMNd or lnlae ewlall
Ce111er and the Hebrew Academy.
Rabbi Eilfon is 1be associated cduca·
tional d ircc:tor and special curriculum
coordin_ator and will assist Rabbi
Altrr Tenenbaum in all pravams.
His wife has joi~ the academy.
H.er e_xpcnisc lie in the early child·
hood Judaica depanment. • • • United Me1hodist Women ofFir1l
Uai tff Me~odt11 O attt., 420 W.
19th St.. CO$ta Mesa. will have" a
rumll)age sale from 9 a.m. to -4 p.m.
Friday and from 9 a.m. to noon Oct.
15.
Clothing, shoes. accessories: books.
household items and fumhure will lfe
featured. ~' ,
•
• • • ~ lleaH UllltN Me....Uat ~ Youlh Fi:llowshipwill behold a 10.week. workshop for training
clown mlnis1ers at 5 p.m. Mondays.
startina Oct. IO. ..
An on-aoing healing Kries; in
wbicb techniques and work.shops are
prtsentcd, i\ held on the third
Thundayofeach month at 7:30 p.m.
in memben homes. For more infor·
mati0,!'.1,. call the church office at
499-3Ull8. • -
••• A Catholic Bible study is held al
9:15a.m. each Thursda¥ at Sta. Stmoe
ud JIMle a.rd, Hununaton Beach.
For information. call Barbara Oark
al 962-5381. ••• The health board of M•ler l>el
HI& .. Scltoel ·will hosl a special
program on substance abuse and
1een-agcn at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday a1 "
the school in Santa Al\I . • • • • PrQject Rachel ror post.abortion
reconciliation and counselln1 will be
iriau1urated on Friday by 1be Office
or Family Life of the Romu C.lltoll~
Dlot'f•t of Oran1e. ; ~The project is available to those
afTec1cd by the problem of abortion.
Trained voluntcenand prorcsrionals
are on call for counseling. For more
informa1ion, call 974-7 I 20. • • •••• The Women's Group of Saddle·
Nck Vallef UaltatlU (:'lli•rclll will
handle scrv1ctsa1 10:30 a.m. Sunday.
The congrtgation mecls at VieJO
Elementary School, 26782 Via
Grande. Mission Vicio. .. ,
"TakinJ Responsibility ror Your
Own Life will be 1he 1opicofEdward
81-ancard at the 10:30 a.m."mecting
Sunday of the UIUtarlu Uaiversall1t
Fellow1~p •\ La1uu Beaclt. ·
New leader em braces
·~--,.u~n__;__· damentalis·t vfew
By Tiiie A1seclated Pre11
NASHVILLE, Tenn. -Richard Land. lhe newly elec.tcd e1teculive .
director of the Southern Baptist Chris1ain Life Commission, supports capital
punishment, conderrins abonion and opposes ordination of women.
These were °'mong requirements laid down by the now dominant
rundamentalist administration in finding a rcplacemen1 for N. Larry Baker,
Who left under pressure in June.
Land , chosen as his successor. says Scripture clearly indicates ''the woman
is 10 be in subordination to the man in the s1ruC1urc of the church as an
organized body and in the family as a team in the household."
He says the New Testament forbids v.·omen·s "ordina1ion 10 1he ministry
or ruling authority.''
Land, 41. has been Yict president of academic affairs at Criswell College,
an arm of first Baptist Church in Dallas, led by the Rev. W.A. Criswell, a leader
of "Bible inerrancy" rundamentalists. They hold tha1 1he Bible is 1he literal
truth.
Land says he opposes abonion "except where the mother's physical life is
in ex1reme danger" and "I finnl; believe in capital punishment as pan of the
biblically mandated authority o the civil mag1strates.t' ' ' NEW YORK -A study sponsored by the American-Jewish Committee
finds no evidence of pauerns of discrimination against Jews in the executive
· iJ(s.o[Amcrican.corpora1ions.-
Tracing careers of 444 men and women who ~I master.of business
administrauon degrees, 1he study found that five 10 10 years afierslaningout,
83 percent of Jews held adm1nistra1ive positions. as did 69 percent of
""~· .ProtestanlS and 53 pcrcc:nt or Catbolics.
The Rev. Alphonse Stephen.on at home at ht1 piano. Jews had average annual sa laries of S 111 .000. Protestants $83.000 and
-~~ Catholics. S82.000.
"becauSc.· they expect a religious
Oavor." he said. "The concer\s do
havt a rchgious bent-; .. but I talk to.
the audience. describe lhe music and
ho"· the musicians arc feeling and the
cmouons of !he composer at 1he time
he wrote 1hc p1C<'c."
Many symphony orchcs1ras have
-lost audiences bccotusc they fail 10
teach the finer points. Bernier said.
The Orrhes1ra of St.. Pe1er b) the
Sea ts loolc1ng to expand its audience.
Bernier said. perhaps by performing
at colll"geS and 1n other slates.
Stephenson .... -ould .also like to per·
form in large chu rches: he fondly
CHRIST LUTHERAN
" CHURCH U
(Mlaaourl Synod)
760 Vlctorl• SI .. Co•I• M•••
Lothar Y. Torno"· P••tor
631·1611
Bruce Je1ke. P•stor
WORSHIP SE.RYICE 1:00 10:30 AM
~I School ' AM'BiDlr Cl.In 9·20 A.M
CtwRllMI {lemtflt•J Schoell ... _ ....
recalls a cancer\ at St. Paul's Church
in New York City .. that was absolute·
• ly majestic ...
Stephenson maintains !hat his
concerts could move even a 17-ycar·
old fan of new wave rock music.
"Parcn1s make a big mistake 1n the
United States when 1hey say lhings
like. oh. thal's "!heir' music." he said.
· "Tw1s1edSistcr might.be jolly 10 l«n·
age.rs now, but I wonder when 1hcy
tum 80 if they'll get the same
enjoyment out or it. and if it will
refresh their soul."' 1•
DIVINE SCIENCE CHURCH
of the Infinite Way,
Sunday Service at 10 a.m.
in 1he Audi1orium
Halecr est Club
3107 Killybrookt-Lant, Cena Mes.-i
2 blks E.-is1 of Har'bor
Ottlct-6SO·HZZ
Minister
Dr . William R. Parke r
"A Church For The
Fellowship of All People" '
J!L ST. MARK -
~ PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH 2 l 00 Mar Vista Or.
Jamboree Blvd. & Easlblufl South B°Rt'R~m Newport Beach
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Ttle Rev. James W. AngelL preaching -__J_ABlll MARK S. MlllER
Church-Sfholil 10:30 a.m SIMllAI SLaWICIS New Adult Ct'isses: "South Alr1ca" and In-I p.111
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Call church offic• for inrormaliCtn
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GARDEN GROVE. Calif. -The Rel igious Heritage of America. an
i11tci:.denominatio.nal.organi~tion that works to uphold the na1jon's·rcli,iou$-
qualitics. has named thr Rev. Charles R. Swindoll its Clergyman of the Year.
Swindoll. senior pastor of First Evangelical Free Church in Fullenon. is
among van~ous religious ICaders 10 be liofiored"it the org.3nizatio n·s national
awards program a1 the Crystal Cathedral here on Monday.
Others named for awards include former as1ronaU1 James e: Irwin,
president and founder of High Aigh1 Foundation in Colorado Springs. Col.. as
C hurchman of the Year. and Beverly LaHa)•e. founder and president of
Concerned Women for Am,c:rica of Washin gton. D.C .. as Churchwoman of th e
Year.
SALT LAKE CITY -The Church of Jesus Christ of Lauer-day Sain1s
says the Book of Mormon. \'iewed as a companion lo the Bible, now is
published in 80 languages.
CHRISTlll SCIEICE 'CHURCHES
• BRANCHES OF THE MOTHER CHURCH. THE FIRST CHURCH
OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST IN BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS
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All are cordially lnvlteCI to at\enO the church services
and enjoy the privileges of the Reading Rooms.
Child Care Provided AT ALL SERVICES.
Woclneocho1 E""lng THllm~1-t1nga,.I p.m.
ALL CHURCHES
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1929 Tiitit AYt .. CosilMesa
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HU!4TINGTON BEACH.:.EA 9264'8 ··-' Adults 11 .,, Ch1,.1rch
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c.Jaguars ·prowl at Charity bash
.. By UREN M. REED ..., .... c. .. ., ••• '
Only in Newpon Beach could you
have a black tie gathering in a car
dealership.
Then again, take a look at the
deaJership.
Saturday ni.aht featured the grand
opening of .filewport Imports on
Coast Hi&Jlway in Newport Beach -
a benefit for the Assessment and
Treatment Service Center (A TSC)
and officiaJ kickoff for the A TSC
annual fundraiser. Concours
D'Elcaance.
According to Newport Imports
owner and extravagant party host,
1..ee West. Newport Imports is lhc....
lariest Jaguar dealership in the world.
Saturday night thousands of people
sought to prove the point as they I
wande~ throughout the three levels
of the facility. Just when you thought
you.,d seen enough, you turned a
comer and there was more cham-
pagne and more food - and. of
course, more Jaguars .•
"It took two and a half years to
complete," said West of the multi-
milhondollar facility. Guests had the
opwnunity to view showrooms on
the first level (as well as a restaurant-
like employee cafeteria); conference
rooms. offices (all equipped with the
latest computer and communications
equipment), and workout room on
the second, and the expansive park-
ing lots on both the second and thlrct
levels. (The yet untarnished garage
areas even boasted a bar.)
Guests were not charged to come to
the event, aJthough donations were
solicited and a live auction later in the
evening contributed to A TSC's cof-
fers. West was concerned about
money throughout the evening. He
wanted his guests to have a good time
-but he also wanted to make certain
money was raised for A TSC.
Patr Mickey and party hoet Lee Weet.
ing from sumptuous shrimp, to mell-
in-your-mouth lamb chops (complete
wnh mint jelly). fo endive salad, to
tasi.y roast beef or barbecued turkey
biscuit sandwiches.
The smell of melted chocolate
beckoned those emerging from the
weight room on the second level. and
folks were soon to discover the literal
mounds of strawberries prepared for
dipping. Kent Wilken, a Concours
participant with his 1930 Packard,
had gone to fetch strawberries for wife
Carol (a Jaguar fan and SJ6 owner
herself). When he returned. the
napkin only had traces of the melted
chocolate. Carol would have to get
her own.
Auction acuvitiescommen~ by 9
p.m. on the third level. master
auctioneer Rick Cole taking the mike
to garner funds for everything from
crystal wine buckets to a lavish wine
gourmet basket (donated by the
Arches which retailed at S3.~00.
Also on hand to celebrate the
eveni ng were Barry Bo1twick, cel-
ebrity spokesman for A TSC. with
Lynda and Peter Shea.Jo!n Stacey Pf elkln and
Barry Boet*tck.
Orange Coast DAILY PILOf/Saturd1y, October e. 1NI A7
S•Dday,~cobert
By YONEY OMA.RR
ARIES (March 21-Apnl 19): You finall> get m:ogn1t.1on which had been
withheld. News llash 1nd1cates victory 1n lepl battle. Focus on initiative •
romance. creativity, st~le, fresh st.art in new d1recuon. Leo represented .
TAURUS (Apnl _().Ma) 20)· Fam1l) pthenng brin&S destred resuJts.
Discussion centers on health, emplo)'ment c.arc of pets. ways of gcttm& JOb
done. Relauve announces plans for tnp Gourmet dining due for ton.aht.
(iEMINI (Ma) _21-June ~0): You'll be in your element. Focus on liumor.
versat1hty, tnps, v1S1ts. surpnses. Lunar posJUon accents ~ativny. sensuality.
fhrtauon, su a~pcal. Saatmanus. another Gemini figure prominently.
CANCER (Junt> 21-Jul) 22)' You'll be asked to rev~. review, possibly to
remodel St.and tall for nghts. protect property. refuse to be CIJOled into givma
up something of value for nothing. Message becomes very clear.
LEO (Jul} 23-Aug. 22): St ready for change. travel, vanety.
arrnounccment 'from member of opposite sex concerning romance. Relative
makes ·:dramatic" disclosure. Opponun1t~ ex1.Sts to gain through written
word. Virgo mvolved.
VIRGO (Aug.. 23-Sept. 22). Atteouon cc-nters around possessions, basic
values. income. You·111earn to make tho most of what you ha vc -this could
be more than originally anticipated You'll be at ngh~ace during crisis.
LIBRA (~pt. 23..Qct. ·22) Moon 1n )OUr sign tughhghts 1nd1v1duahty,
t1miog. luck, spttUlauon. SC.\ appeal Make personal appearances, wear Libra
colors -sea blue. brown. purple Pi sces pla) s outstanding role.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21 ). Look be yo nd the 1mmed1ate. emerge from
emotional cocoon. Opponunit~ ex1s\s if~ou bro~en bonzons. Means refuse
to be li~1·11ted b1 transgressions of others >\cress gamed t0. pavileged
information.
SAGITTARIUS <Nov :!:!-Dec :! 11 Emphasis on performance. style .'
speculation. ability to win appro"al lrom .. 1mponant" people. Elements o{
timing~ ·luck nde wuh you Defintte advantage gamed in career. business
acu n 11c-s.
CAPRICORN (Dec 2:!-Jan. 19): Stress independence. creat1Ht).
v.ilhngness to take chance on ~our ov.n Lunar pos1tton h1ghltghts prcsuge.
reputation. career. You'll be, dealing "'1th higher-ups. compliment received
from "the boss." .
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. I J Women pla) s1gn1ficant roles. you'll appear
before special-interest group Toss aside sh) ness. speak up, rcahz.c much
depends on impressions made a1 th1~ lime. Canctr. Capncom m picture
PISCES (Feb. 19-March :!0) 't ou'll encounter people who make you feel
at case. who help boos! morale Focus on m)sten. 1ntngue. scnsuaJitv. greater
degree of sclf<onfidence You'll learn more about financing, trust fund.
inhcnt.ancc.
IF OCTOBER 9 IS YOl1R BIRTHDAY ~ou are dynamic. crcauvc.
1mpul$1ve. romantic, could ha ' e unusual mark on forehead or face. Special
care-must be 'taken m handling of sharp obJccts. Anes, Libra ~oplc play
important roles in )Our life You art' idealistic and possibly on continuous
quest for ··soul mate .. Current C)cle accents greater rccogn111on. travel, ability
to complete long-standing assignments, proJCClS Breakthrough occurs in
October. Pleasure. romance. mone) featured for )OU m December.
On changes, eyes have it
-Concoun-ehairman-Lynda Sbea
kept her fingers crossed as she
anticipated net proceeds from the
evenjl\g and lhe Concours to reach
$90,000 (an all time record. up from
$70.000 last year).
Guests werrwecmrwtrh chom-
pagne as they disembarked from their
cars under the impressive pon
cochcre. Food (and dnnk) was cvcr-
present thanks to an all-out effort by
Upper Crust Calcrcrs, offerings rang-
actress wife Stacey Nelkla. .
Although the auire had been spec1-r-e-d btac~pm>lrat.ll was clOser to
LA chic, in many cases. Many guests
discussed the probability that a good
percentage of the auendc.cs "weren't
Kent and Carol Wilken with Fritz and Suaan Mehrten .... •"'"·'-----..o""n~~h~~l fu~e~~~~t ~!';~
would that be-_ and how would yo u
change it? Eves. say most gids. they
wish the1re)es v.crc bigger. That '-'1Sh
ts so common 11 has made enormous
fortunes for the sellers of eye hncr
couldn"t sec where they wctt roi~ Then 1n World"Waru:irl'Wl1...,.,.......,rtmr-~-
from Orange County."
Members of the Sophisucates ·
sponed red roses to signify their
involvement with A TSC. Other
A TSC commutec volunteers con-
tnbuttng to the benefit's success
included Lui .Stramaa, JeHlya
Morris, Debbie JobDsoo, Judy
Hemley, Pam Ram1aier, Betty Klein,
CatJaertne Tbyea, Angela MoDJ"oe,
Sbaron Freacb, and honoraJ) undcr-
wnung chair Willa Oun Lyon.
Blackboard jungles in Miclwest, too
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DEAR ANN LANDERS: I "'ould
write a letter to the editor and not
bother you with this. but the people I
want to reach don't read the editorial
page. I'll bet they read your colu mn.
· J teach school because I love kids. I
enjoy the feeling of satisfaction that I
share with a student when he or she
struggles to learn a concept and finall y
grasps It with mf help. I don't want to
be a principaJ. want to teach in the
classroom where I have personal
contact with the students and can be
involved in the teaming ptoccss. as l
bave been for more than 20 years.
Most of my students arc caring.
kind, young adults. There arc. how-
ever, a few bad apples who spoil the
barrel and this letter is for them.
This morning when I got up. I
found that the front of my house had
been caged. my mailbox had been
spray-painted and filthy words were
painted on the windshield of my
truck.
It's too bad that you are so
miserable that you must get your
kicks by damagina property. You are
sick and need help. H you.don't le.now
where to get it. please ask me. or
another teacher.
For the rest of you who are reading
\lli..s and thinking this sort of thing
happens only in big cities. you are
wrong. It happened in -DECA-
TUR. ILLINOIS. •
DEAR FRlEND: I ltope yoar letter
ls read bf YOU& vudal1 all over lite
coutry. n11 1oe1 for JRffltl arti1t1
a1 wed. Tltere 11, lDdff4, aometMD1
1Jck abfft people wlao 1et tHtr Joma
by llefldq ... deatrovta1 property.
Tkse ~ oflU '1sndute" to
more serloa ac11 of dntnldloa. U
)'H tee yHnelf la my col•m• today, pleue 1e1 Mlp before yoa eod •P
bffl8411 liul. • • • --t:n:~R-ANN-LANDERS: h hap-
pened apin yesterday. For the ump-
teenth time since my husband died a
few months ~o I have ~n asked, ... Have you disposed of Nathaniel's
LT RIVIA ~
All
LAllDEIS
things?"
Why the morbid cunosity? Should
we give these people the benefit of the
doubt and believe that they are kind
to inquire?
Ann. there arc few things more
painful than disposin,a of a loved
one's personal belongings. How we
do it and when we do 1t are
heanbreaking decisions and we don'l
app~1ate being bugged for details.
Please. 1f this letter will save j ust
one person from havins to answer
this question, I wtll feel 11 was wonh
the pain I suffered writing it. -SAD
IN MONTANA.
DEAR MONTANA: I caa't under-
stand wby people would ask tills
BRIDG E
By CHARLES GOREN
UNI OMAR SHARIF
Q.1-Neither \Ulnerable. as South
you hold:
• AJ107531 1 . 85 • K63
Your right-hand opponent optns
the bidding with one diamond.
What action do you take?
Q .2-As South, vul nerable, you
hold:
• J9532 ~ 8J " Q1 + 10653
Partner opens the bidding with ohc
no trump. What action do you take?
Q.3-Both vulnerable, as South you
question unless tile)' were throwing a
blnt. If such is tbe case, it'• a bum
Idea, 11 your letter pointed out. My
condolences on your recent ~reave
ment, dear, and tlaaaks for wrUlllg. • • • DEAR '\N ' LANDERS: In the
midst of the count!") 's "'orst heat
wave we attended an elegant black-lie
party in the home of friends. The a1r-
condil1oning broke do"'n.
The men were sv.eaung bullets.
The host. ever the gentleman. re-
moved his Jacket and '"' ned the
others to follow sun.
One of the ..-.omen (a httle drunl..I
took olTthe top of her gown She had
on a fl1ms> lace bra. The men present
couldn't take-I heir eyes offher and m}
husband thought it was cµte. I d1dn·1.
What about )OU?-BEV. HILLS
DEAR BEV: Cute? Nol at aU.
Tacky Is &be word tbat comes to mind. .. . ..
DEAR '\NN L'\NDERS: M} 43-
year-old mother "'as d1"orced after
mam "ears m a painful and un-
rc"'ardlng mamage She still 1s 'e11
bitter to"'ard m) father. Mom SttS a
hold:
t&J AJ92 QJ6J +K8S
The bidding has proceeded:
North East outh Wesc
1 • Dbl ?
What action do )OU take?
Q.4-Both "ulnerable, as South you
hold:
+ AK765l 7 A&..l + Q 102.
The biddm' has proceeded:
South West Orth WI
1 + Dbl Rdhl l ..., .
What al'.11on do you take?
therapist once a "eek and has recentl~
started 10 go to , .\lcoholics
i\nom mouse' en though she 1s no\ a
problem drinker l told ht>r that she
doesn't belong at those (Tlt'Ctmgs. but
she sa)s the) tall>. about sclf~stecm
and she net>ds help with hers. l also
le.no" that Mom 1s eager to ha'e a
man 1n her hie and she sa)s AA is a
grC'at place to. meet people
Mom has tned singles clubs and
church affairs. but didn't hke them
because she met onh older foll. -
mostl) ''omen What do ~ou think
about ..\.-\as a place to meet people"
--\(0;\.CER,ED D-\l GHTER
DEAR CO!'iCER~EO: The purpose
of AA is 10 help people stay so~r.
which can mean the differeace be-
tweea life and death. ll is not a soda!
club.h is possible, howtver, to make
new friends at tbe meetings and
udoabtedly some of those friend-
sbips bave ended in marriage, but
tbat's aot v.bat AA is about.
Your mot~er should check with the
local Chamber of Commerce ud
YWCA for a list of organliatloa.s and
groups v.htr~ sbe can mttc people.
Q.5-A~ South. 'ulnerable, you
hold:
• J542 Q6J • 982 • S4l
The bidding ha~ pn .. x-eeded
West ~orth East South
1 • Dbl Pass ~
\\ hat do ~ ou tl1.J no""
Q.6-Nwhcr 'ulncrable. a( South
}OU hold·
+Q&..l . -Q6 KQ62 +AQ92
Partner open the bidding wuh three
<>pade . Whal ac11on dl"I ~ou take?
Look for an ~v.er( l1n \tonday
~olly' s niner pads lead to eight points
K. n1ne-po1nt output by t.lly a·
Marlllen El p ve the leaaue lcadc:rs
eiabt points worth of breathina room
as the teeond month of Trivia Bowl
TRIVIA BOWL
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TITIS
I. f.abcn SouK was a character in
what mcwie? 2. Sen. Philip Buster was 1 creation
of whit TV comedian?
J. What was Wonder Woman's *"" ldenuty~ 4. ldmttfl the Cahforn1a poht1c11n wtto 11td, Money is tht mother's
nnlk of pohhcs. ..
S ... rm an Lovt W1lb a 01rt Named
Fred .. is 1 IOftl that pops \Ip in what
Broadwa> musical"
6. In the mu 1cal ··Grcast:' what 1s
R1no's seldom-u~ tirst name.,
1. What v.as the score when '"Case)
at the Bat'" struck out.,
8. ln the mo\1e "Moscow on the
Hudson." Robin Williams dcfcctC'd
while tra,elina through Ne" York on a bus -operattd b)' v.hat hne"'
9. "People e~pcct the ~orld of u ..
1s the claim ofv.h11 a1rhne"
10. Two performers v.on Ton> •wa.rds and OSC'a~ 1n the ~me )Car
Who~tht)'" .
Luc weet·· Al••tn f. .. Bananas" (F1eld1na Mc1 1~hl
'2. "You Set Your life" tGonults
quti lhow,
3. Tumbleweeds (Dc1cn Dc-
nouMn)
4 ·n. m En 1n (\\ at~rgate"
he.anng l
5 It v.a the n.ime of 81n ro b • boat ("Trut LoH···1
• 6 "Hello. Doll\" (mC'l~t Ton~
award > •
1 0\1 go v. hit~ ' < fi~t Onolc
\-ICU ms)
. "Back. to hool" (Grand La~es
Dl\Cl'Slt )
9 "8hnd Date" (moonc'd b~
Dotxrmanl
I 0. (a) Oodaerund Gtants, (b) Don
D11sdale r ·E,pmment tn Terror")
( nc1,~ut1n~11t-cn le> TR H'I . ~)0
lht D11I) Pllo1. P.O Bo' IS6'1. Cosu MtSI '1:6:6. ~II tnrn~ mu.tr k
ft«I \ t:fJ b) "~l'K'tlMJ OlhMA11t
hj/( Of~ pUJtt''i Pf't\ IOW rt •111
be 1tttrd«l ,
a U.S. airfield there. You know what
the amnen did first? Mixed highballs.
Girls with numerous brothers and
sisters are less hketx to marry than those in small '"fam1lies.-so say the
lt"s nov. known that the Fletcher staust1c1ans.
Chnsuan. the "Molin} on the Boun-
t~" man. had tattoos on his behind.
Did I menuon the elephant 1s the
onl) mammal with four ~nees?
To acl.no~ledge somrone "'1th
respect. )OU u~ one hand to hft ~our
?Jass. To do that same thing. the
k orean u~ both hand to lift rhe
bottle and the gJas .
Each commercial airplane gets h11
b~ lightning once a ~car That"s an
a' erage. E>.perts sa~ 1t"s rarel} an
accidental encounter. Rather. the
plane tnggers the bolt
In l 79. a blizzard hit the Sahara
and.snov. fl~ so th1d .I) the camels
ACROSS
1 OiVldeS
5 Disfigure
9 Footwear , .. One
15 Gennan rrver
16 Droll
17 Girrs name
18 Mlserle$
19 KO'an study
2o&:'!ous
22 Shone
2.t Sawbucks
28 Downes
27 -Tolstoy
28 Peddle
29 Article
32 Stale
35 In progress
37 Fltghtlest
birds
38 Roost
39 French river
.tO BSA member
•3 Lactl.O •s Office
win,,.,•
.ttl Persuade
•7 Wont unit
•8 Ctal# .t9 ~
53 Onvtng away
5 7 Re1ny snow
58 Drupe
59 Bristle
61 -ot Cleves
62 S0<e
63 0..dtall
6.t Sd\nozzle •
65 A1ver birds
66 Nature
67 Slave -Scoll
OOWH
1 Oamneo var
2 Join
3 G1an1
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36 Pasture
Some SCJCntrsts now say birds
aren'tJUSt descended from dinosaurs
but are dmosaurs. They survived, n's
cla1mcd. simpl~ because they took to
the air
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matenals. same method of ma lung it.
Reproduction -cop~. same ma-
tc-naJs usualh. but not the same
method. ·
Q. How .come Orthodox. Jc~
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A8 DAILY PILOT I Sa1urday, Oc\ober 8, 1988
I REVIEW
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'Clean comi.c' capt~res reality
Larry Miller
By JOYCE BODLOVICH
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Comedian Larry Miller has turned
the art of non-verbal commun1cation
into a hilanous round of mouth. eye
and hand art.
Ap~anngat the lmpro' mgbtclub
in Irvine. Miller's particular brand of
surp1singly clean humor 1s punctu-
ated with a range of reahsllc sound
efTects.
H 1s repeno1re includes a range of
relatable topics:
.. M> father had threeJOb) and went
to school al night · ··If I go to the
cleaner's and the bank in lhe same
da}. 1 need a nap."
··When I was a kid m) dad would
take me fishing. Ha ve )OU ever
thought ho" ubsurd 1t 1s 10 Sil in a
boat at 4 a.m. and ha\I: }our dad
throw the fish back mto the watN."
"I'll go to D1 sne)land wnen tht')
put 1n 'barland." "
· "Have you nottccd that ume '\eems
to go more slo" I~ "hen ~ou are" tth
rel all' es."
"What a concept Dayli~t Savina
Time is. You j ust get toaether and
chanJ,e the time -can you just do
that?•
"Dreams are freat. h is the only time you can fal down a m"fne shan
and end up 1n a parade."
Dressed in tan pants and a pale
yellow sweater, Miller, 38. looks like a
Yuppie. Maybe he is. Born in New
York, Miller was raised on suburban
Long Island man area he likes to call
"Norman Rockwell Estates." Ho is
the son of a successful trial attorney
and ~ teacher of emotionaOy dis-
t urbcd children. He says he was "0t
one of them. He earned a degree in
music compositon at Amherst Col-
lege in Massachusetts.
His style of sound effects and easy-
going storytelling has been compared
to Bill Cosb}. Not a bad comparison
considering Miller says Cosby is the
"best he has even seen."
A veteran of comed y clubs and the
David Letterman and Tonight
Shows. his brand of eclectic humor
doscn 't include pointed caustic at-
-.
tacks on his audience or autter
languaae. Howe ver, the low-key Mill·
er manages to hit the pmbit of
human oddities.
He questions why male body·
builders spend so much time develop-
ing bodies that make the most
imponant "area'' only look smaller.
He wonders why Americans living in
Lebanon "don't seem to be catching
on to the program."
He wonders about his former
gfrfriend sayi ng, 'You'll never find
another person · like me." "Why
would I want to?-that's why I bro)(e
up with her," he says drawin&
laughter from the crowd.
A self-avowed non-mechanic type,
Miller says. "My father could fix
anything. I've had a VCR for four
years and it's still flashing midnight."
Miller's attdoscn't-scem to draw
the usual in-house hecklers. Maybe
because his nice-guy image is too real
-or maybe the audience simply
dosen't wan( to miss a moment ofh1s
subtle cerebral humor.
The square set
Alene Duncan Hyatt (left) I• the atrlct Khoolt•cher Miu -
Lynch. while Jill Mataon and Lawrence Gauetta portray
Patty and ltqene in the mualcal .. Greue." cloetn& to~t
at the W,etmfnater Community Theater. Call 995-4113 lor
ticket information.
. 'Late Show' . -
'Empty Nest' an empty sitcom switched off Oldies keep new
By ROBERT BARR bandrecenll) lefther:Barbara (Knsl) .. Golden . Girls," exemplifies this Br~~as~~~t~~ ~;~ing its~~~ TV season warm
.._ .. 1 •• 11• ... ,w.11., McN1chol). who is a cop; and Emil). 'ear's "more of the same" program-again, off-again "The Late Show" · •
NEW YORK _ ··Empt'. 'il'St." an who phones frequentl y from college ining philosophy at NBC. h follows after two troubled years, and the Next-door neighbor Charle) nght after ··Golden Girls" on the fledgling network is searching for a By KATHRYN BAKER will never get o n the air because once
add111on to :"'BC~ ·aturda~ night 1Da\ld Leisure. the l)rng salesman Saturday night schedule and is sd in replacement. Al'T.........,.Writet the strike was settled, some new
schedule has one outstanding pc:r-from the Isuzu ads) drops 1n frequent-the same Miami neighborh ood. Host Ross Shafer has been told the shows were delayed by only a few former. an actor "ho can ron' inc-I). while Harry's office 1s supen 1!.l'd If that philosophy worked for Lisa show 1s gomg offtheair, Paul Shefrin. NEW YORK -Some of the new weeks. NBC has kept· an option for
ingh con' e' lo'~· m 1mpa11cn~·c or b~ nurse Laverne (P~rk Overall). Bonet m the "Different World" a spokesman for Shafer, said. shows on the networks' fall schedule instance on "The Hardy Boys," but
gratitude '-'.Ith tht I" 1 tch ut an One hoped-for episode of ··Empt) spinofffrom "The Cosby Show," why "A lot of elements arc still un-aren't so new, but they'll do the job doesn't plan to do more than a movie
e'ebro"' ~est" would send Charle) and not for a St. Bernard-German defi ned. but Ross will continue to do until late October and Nbvember or so instead of the series.
· L'nfortunatel' Bl'ar is rnntim·d in La' eme on a cruise to the Bermuda shepherd-golden retriever mix? the show until they telthim to stop," when the real fall scbedule kicks '°· CBS bought out has yet to give an
a small su pport.1ng role a~ Dre~ lusi.. in.angle. Laverne is e~pec1all) an no~-There's nothi ng really wrong with $aid Shefrin. Because of the four-month writers air date to ''Jake's Journey," a funn y,
dog and confidant 10 Dr. Han: ing. do1og JOkc s 1~ "h1ch the "Em pty Nest" and nothing to particu-"The Late Show." the first effort by strike~ the networks made commit· Monty ~thon-csquc fantasy<om-
Weston /Richard Mulhg.anl punchline 1s some variation on ··rm larly recommend 11. The show runs the network. made its debut in ments to some series that. were edy in which an American teen-ager
Ham. "'ho ha~ tx~n v.1dO"l'd I ii from <\rkansas" (therefore I am a half an hour and has commercial October 1986 with Joan Rivers as the "strike-proof ' as well as others that takes up with an medieval knight,
months. fusses o'er 1hrce daughters. hopeless hick). The.> state should sue. breaks. which fills the ume for NBC. host. Tbe show was plagued by low weren't really all that good but looked played by Monty Python's Graham
Carol (Dinah Manorn. "hO'>l' hus-"Emot\ :-Jest." b> the producers of Ma> be 11 will do the same for others. raungs and Rivers was fired in May be tter becau~ at least they were Chapman. Also yet to get an air date 1987. wntten. from CBS is ·'Dolphin Bay." a family
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'Saturdax_ Nlght Llve' starts its 14th season ru~a.lag-
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NEW YORK -Al Franken was
traihna the c.andidates wuh a satellite
dish on his head: Dana Carvey and
Kevin Nealon were Austrian
weightlifters Hans and Franz -"We
want to pomp you op!" Da n Aykroyd
mJde a surpnsc appearance as Bob
Dole.
NBCs "Saturday Nisht Live" had
just htt stnde last spnng when tht-
Writers Guild stnke brought every-
thing t<U halt. .
Execu ti ve p roducer Lorne
Michaels hopes to get back on track soon -the show beg.ins its 14th
season tonight - but laments miss-
SoAP SuMMARY
ing seven shows that would have
culmmated tn a nostal11c scason-
endcr with Gilda Radncr and Bob
Dylan.
"If there had been a strike in 1985. I
wouldn't have minded it so much:·
said Michae ls in an interview in his
NBC office ... But we were in such
good rhythm. Our raungs were going
up every week ..... I just thought we
were doing very good work. lt was an
election year. the writing was there,
the cast was there."
Michaels launched the show in
1975. and with it the careers of
Radner, Aykroyd. Che'J Chase, John
Belushi. Jane Curtin an Bill Murray.
M 1chaels left in 1980 to produce
movies. but returned 1n 1985.
rushed-together cast spent an unhap-
P> season under crushing!) negative
reviews.
Jn I 98!>. the show rebounded wi th a
new cast that has remained intact for
three season!>. This group Sttms to
have shaken ofTthe ghosts of the no"'·
fabled ong.inals.
M,kro)'d pla}ed Dole off Nora
Dunn's edge-of-hysteria takeoff on
Congresswoman Pat Schroeder.
Da na Carvey did a bnlhant Robin
W1lhams opposite Wiiiiams himself,
as his own father. Phil Hartman. who
can do ever) bod} from J1mm)' Swag-'
gan to Phil Donahue perfected
Barbara Bush.
Michaels said he had felt out of
touch w11h 1he late-n1Jht audience
when he came back 1n 1985 and
unWl~ly heeded ad vice to target the
show to some nebulous notion of a
new and )'Ounger audience.
··And so yo u start pu\t1ng on stufl
you don't think 1s funn) orthat ~ou're
not comfortable with or a musical
group that happens to be hot at that
moment. booking from the charts
instead of from your tastes:· he !>aid.
.. And it's d1sonen11ni. because 1f you
fail that wa). as I did. ~ ou go. "-ell.
where's the sat1sfact1on11 There's no
sausfact1on. So after that seasont 1 •
went back to. I'm going to put on the
things that I think arc goo<l and
.. , ...
hopeful!> rm not that out of step ..
M1chael'i, 43. now oversees a staff
of wnttrs who 1n some cases "'ere 1n
Junior high school )"hen SNL
premiered.
"You Im<>'*". there's a cena1n point ~here you're s1\l1ng If\ a room. and
it's 2 o'clock an 1he morning. and
\ou're savmg. ·t don't thrnk ll ~111
work,' ~ords that as )'OU hear them
coming out of ~our head. }Ou reah1e these people. and s.omet1mes tho!oC
people are 25 or 26. and the> re ·
loolong at you. and you think.
·The\ ·re thmkang. he's. old and an-
no) 1ng.' And \OIJ kn ow that )OU 1h1n'-
1t won't worl because }OU \\Tote 11
three umes. )OU produced 11 e1F-ht
lime'>. and 1td1dn't \.\ork an) ofthe 11
11mes. The) ·re thinking. ·fie JU t doesn't get Jt ....
Michaels produced the Emrny
Awards show for Fol( th is summer.
livening up the proceedings and
'-eep1ng the sho~ mercifully shon.
E.arher 1n th~ da}. at an BC press
conference abOut \he ne\\ season of
·· aluTda' 1gtn LI\ e." Michaels ~as
asked \.\hat was 'ne"' to f!Y after 14
) ears I .. Our sho\.\ 1s one that will always
be de!>Cnbed as une,en. and I thmk
there's a point tn the development of
a l'ast ~hen the' sort ofh11 stnde. Our
cast. beforr ~e· \\ere taken off the air
<b) tbe stnke 1 had hn stnde :·
Jllliatrappedin burningbuildingon 'Santa Barbara'
By LYNDA HIRSCH
ALL MY CHILDREN: Locked ii} the
powder rJ)()m an N 1co'J nightclub by Sk)e.
Barbara scrc~ms for help as the bomb 1s
-about to go off. Tom rescues her. and Travis. stting Barbara and Tom embrace
realizes they arc having an affair. Rem)
cuts the right wire to dcfosc the bomb and
becomes. the hero of 1he hour. Prescott
finds Erica but tells Tr.I\ 1s he has hn a
· dead end. Prescott contacts ndrews. who
assures him that their plan regarding Enca 1s going well. Presco11 doesn't understand wh~ Andrews hasn't taken his revenge b>
ktlhn& Erica and Bianca. and ht fears 1ha1
Andrews' insistence on having Enca foll in
love w~ him -will blov. their kidnapping
racket. 'fad gets Angie to stop tn\est1pt·
in& Remy so that Tad can do the JOb
Adam suggests to Ross that the) ti') to take
over Cortlandt Electronics. Noucing their
large collection of books on poison. Tom
asks Skye and Scan what they're up to
Gcuine hold of a le1haf bactenum. Sk)e
plants 11 in Barbara's sandwich. but before
tasu ng 11. she offers Tom a bite. • • • ANOTHER WORLD: Vick> tells Jamie
she plans to raise their child alone. As he 1s
being taken away by tffe palace. Drev.
insists he did not fake his o-wn murder
Sharlene convinces Chns to drop the
sexual harassment charges against Jason
and John. Liz becomes a partner in
REVIEW
N1co1c·s fash1011 business, Cass. Nicole.
Fchc1a and Mitch plan a double wedding
ceremony, Unable to fiRd Mikey. John
fears lhal Cllri~ nas kidnapped him. • • • ~S THE WORLD TURNS:-..~1 -)-1~s
1mprcs~ b) ( aleb's honest) 1n adm11t1ng
thal he had used Ltl) Craig learns 1ba1
Emil) and Holden's d1vorct 1s final
Roderick tells L1l11h tllat James 1s v.-1th
him. Iva promi~i. K.irk-that she ...,on·1
mention his name v.hcn she v1s11s Jarred.
Henry Lange tells Craig that he has the
means lo aHow Craig to purchase Mont-
gomery and .\ssoc1ates from Tonio. A
teacher of Lien's v.ho had fought in
Vietnam opcnl) e'<pre!>~ his prejudice
toward the Vietnamese Emal~ tells Meg
that she and Tonio v.ere lo,ers, Duncan
warns Tonio 10 SUI) a-wa) from !.1h1h S~ncc wants to back out of his dea) with
Kirk. who reminds him that his life mus1
be hell. Duncan recalls 1ha1 L1h1h plunged
a knife in has back on their hone} moon.
• • • BOLD AND BEA TIFUL: Ridge
sun aves dehcatt brain 1urgtry but his
cond111on remains guarded. Stephanie
tells the fam1I) thal he ma) ha'e per-
manent brain damage R1dte opens his
e)CS but is unable to respond or mo,\C an
an> wa). Stephanie \\Onders if Thome 1s
only pretending 10 have blocked out his
memorv of sbooung Ridge The pohce.
determining that the bullet taken from
'Chimes of Freedom' .
concert Springsteen
By GENEVA COLLINS
~"'-••119'
"Chimes of Freedom·· (C'olumb1:i
Records)-Bruce Spnngsteen.
T his extended play recording wa'l rele~sed to co1nc1de w11h the Sl'<·"eck "Human Rights No~" global tour
now under way featunng Bruce
Spn ngsteen. Sli ng, Peter Gabriel and
a host of othe(' mustc1ans. wi th some
of the EP's proceeds donated 10 the
human righ ts group Amnesty lntcr-
nauonal. The d isc's four songs ~ere all
recorded live dunng Spnngsteen's
1988 "Tunnel of Love" lour~ the
opening "Tougher Than the Rest"
already appears on that alb~m. This
live version. recorded at the Los
Angeles Sports Arena. has a slower.
more country-11 nged tempo to 11. and
WT&ps up nicely with fine harmonica
work by Springsteen.
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Side Bruce."
Backed. as always. by the hard·
rocking E Street Band. Springsteen
croons to the ficuonal heroine. "You
be true to me and I'll be true to )Ou.··
Isn't 11 kind of tack\ for Springsteen.
"hose spin "llh "ift Julianne Ph1l-
ltps made all the gossip columns
dunng his rour. lO include this song
here'!
l nc1dentall~. 'ocals b} bacf..up
singer Pam 1alfa. "Ith "hom Spnngsteen ts no" tn\Ohcd. arc far
more prominent on this EP than on
anr previous rec-ord1ng.
"Chimes of Freedom." the third
song, 1s alone worth bu}ing this EP
for. T he Bob D}'lan protest song 1s the
perfect anthem for the Amnest}
lnternat1on11I tour. and Spnngstcen's
rendenng. recorded 1n Stockholm. 1s.
faithful to the ong1nal.
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small-caliber gun. ~ant 10 question
Thome. Margot agree~ to ~'C CLarlc
another 48 hours to come up "tth the
SI 0.000 or she will tdl Kns1en she as
oregnant b~ Clarke, ,.. ...
DA VS OF OUR LI VES: .\ m)stenou~
woman frees Diana and Roman"hen the'
'are trapped m a JC"clr. $lore, Shane and.
Kfmberl> bu) a home that remands Shane
ol his ancestral hume Dono\ an Manor
Frankie tells Ma~ he rs going 10 auend
college 1n Nev. York and has an cmo11onal
farewell pan) 'When fom scoffs at Ahce·s
conct'rn 1hat the) h11\e been "' 1ng in sm for 50 )ears. she v.alls out and decides to
take an apanment v.11h (alltopc. ~monk
tens Patch and Ka~ la he has Benj) an a safe
h1d1ng place The monk also re,cals 1ha1
he as keeping BenJ) a\\a} from his father at
Ellen's request. though he doesn't know
who BenJ) ·s father 1s or w,hat Ellen fears.
• • • GENERAL HOSPITAL: Although
Felicia 1s thrilled that Colton did not kill
Frisco. she sull behe' cs that she and
Colton need 10 be apart and shc'Prepares
to lea' c for an around-the-world CTU•~
Alan thinks Monica looks better than she
has 1n )'cars. but he doe!>n·1 realize that her
special glov. is due to the affair she 1s
ha\'tng w11h Alan's )Oung nephe-w. Ned,
Simone breaks down when she finds a
rattle that she and Tom had purchased for
tht bab) before her m1~rnage. and she
apalog12ts 10 Tom for notshanng her gnet
wub.butL Oh' 1a • .SIJll planningJo l>t'tomc
the he<id of the mob. plots 10 ge1 .\nn<1 <.>UL
of 1hc v.-a)' and thank~ a copl)'.'rhead ~nal.t·
will do the tnck ••• GUID£NG LIGHT: Re' a 1s unat'llr I >JOit
'W 111's memon. Josh ts susp1c10u\ v.hcn he
learns that Mrs. Ybami 1s no longer 1n
Boston and that Will as her ~n -\Ian·
Mtthael finds Harle) in L .\ and 1ell\
Ph11tp he plans 10 marl') her .\Ian·
Machaerand Harle) decide on a platonic
mamage and a prenuptual agre1:ment
Fearing she may be pr~nant b~ Ph1hp Me rednh p~pares 10 take a test to prme
paternal) Leaming that \.\ 111 and Sonni
v.ere lo' ers. Josh g.t'es Wall a bad bea11ng
Will seems 1rul) troublod b~ his un~' Of)
past. Rose tells Rust) she mus• lea'e him
1n order to light her add1ctaon 10 hquor
W11l 1s attracted 10 Mind) . .\Ian fea~ 1ha1 ~e,a's nev. involvement tn Josh'\ affairs
wa ll lead her to the 1ru1h that Josh 1~
Marah's father
• • • LOVL'iG: Jeff reahLes that Tmh t) not
read\ 10 sl~p w uh him Jad. plans to turn
Sta,-(, against Rick When fl1cl bdd·
mouths Jack. Stace) defends him Isobel 1s u~t "hen she learns that C'aba\ plans to
put Shana 1 n Cla) ·s place"' h1le C la~ 1\ out
of town . .\ forceful C'la) geis Eg.~pl 10 halt
the Police '"' cs11ga11on of the robber) 1n
her. apartment Uunng the emoun1c1
Eg) pt ~es \he fortcful and pass1ona1c m.in
ilic mamed. n,01 lhc conxolled Q;i\ .\\
~for their' acauon. Cla) ai.~url'S
.\\c1 that he lo\es her and v.111 tr. tu ic1
along"' 1Jh Cabot , ...
O:'\E LlFETO Ll\'E: La~ con11nuc:' 11:
keep \ 1i..1·s past lrom her and (hn1 tc:ar,
1ha1she1saskang 100 man~ qucs11on~ Rot>
and Cassie con11nue 10 make v.edd1ng
plans Jon and Melinda .r.rov. Llu~r
Gabnelle plan~ 10 haH f ' e~ thing \ht·
"-ants rcgardlcn of v. horn 11 huns .\ mah.·
tan 1s o' erl) attracted 10 \far.a L' n ( ord
misses Tana Ste\e and Brenda &f""
closer
• • • RYA.'i'S HOPE Joe bums n JUSI c1~
MaA 1s about 10 shoot 1obhan ·he brc:al~
av.a~ and Mu dashes out ot th<' bu1ld111,& Nanc~ and Ben end their rela11onsh1p.
Jack plan.. to ti") to get closer 10 11' lo
FennQ su~t'-CS the v.ound~ 1nllac1ed b) Ma~ L1zz1c 1ells the fam1I~ she 1s ha\1ng
an afTau .\n&l) and contused John
demands to knov. 1f L1u1e 1s 1n lo'e v.11h
Ben L1zz1e and John dcode 10 v.ork on
then mamage for O""ne)·s ..ai..e Franl
and Fenno are mutual!~ hosttle \1a"
pretending to be ~orling on sur,e1llancc.
am' cs at Siobhan s ' .. SANTA BARBARA. Kell~ refuses 10
d" orce thr comatose Jeff re> Cruz as
horntit-d v.hen tie \ 1ev.:. a Lipe ol Eden's
brutal rape Ma!.On sull thinlung that he is..
~nAA pr-eten-Oing to be Mflon. tells Juha
he does not take Michael. Kenh 1s terrified
"hc:n some of his lilt') are m1ss1n'-Cain
thrtatens to l 11l 1hc ma1or When C ru1 1s
v\l'rptotectt' e ol the: preinant Eden. 2..acl .is~' him tu bad. ofTbecause she 1s strong aod health) and can lead a normal acme
life ~unng her pregnanc) Eden gets a call
from the man" ho raped her."" ho tells her
he ~v. her tclC\1510n l'j.'pon Julia warns
Mason to stop dnnl1ng or she v.111 end
1he1r relat1onsh1p. Keith prepares to bum
somt• 1ncnmana11na files b)' dousing them
"llh l.erosenc but he doesn't knov. that Julia 1s 1n lh~ ne\t room '-"hen he lea,e\
Julia panics as she realizes she as trapped in
a burning building
\'OUNG A.~D RESTLESS: Rex 1s furi -
ous when ne11hcr l<.a>c nor Jill will let ~ma knov. that the bab) has brain fe, er
and coutd die. and when Nana calls home .
Re\ 1ells her Belle' ing that N1k1 revealed
.\shle' ·s abortion 10 "hoe, er penned has
unauthonzed biograph>. actor plans an
1mmed1ate dt' orce pa' 1d v..anu to rno\C
in v. 1th Jill \actor decides to drop legal
ac11on a.g1nst the bool's publisher Ste"en
1s displeased v. tu~n '\sh le> and Victor hold
a press conference to ex.plain her abortion.
. .\shle) and Victor share a v.-arm embrace.
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1988 I :J
CdM punch~s.
out21-12wln
, over ·Mesa
"
Sea Kin s stay
perfect i.il game
marred by brawl
By ROGER CARLSON °' ... .,.., ...... -...
The} don't run around the
Costa ¥esa High campus with .
Toad T-Sharts for nothing dunng'
Corona del Mar o.ieek. and at
Corona del Mar High. they don't
hand out their Black Watch scarfs
in anucapataon of the Mustdhgs
for nothing. either.
Jn an emotion-charged non-
league football battle at Newport
Harbor High Frida) night 1t was
the Sea Kings who remained
unbeaten by virtue of a 21-12
victory. highlighted by a vastlv
superior first-half 1 n which a 14--0
mountain proved too tough to
climb. .
Corona del Mar's Chns Borg
dashed 49 yards for 11.first..quarter
touchdown and teammate .Greg
Hpck went over from a yard out
to cap a 74-yard march as the Sea
Kings built their lead.
But probably forgotten in the
aftermath will be a spirited sec-
ond-half surge by Costa· Mesa.
which regained some self respect
with a nose-to--nose surge. due toa
virtual full-scale. 20-on-20 brawl
with I :57 left in the pme.
• Tbe-Mustanas were down.
21-12. but driving to the CdM 23
• w11h what had ~ome a rc-
v1talizie4..Jttack ....
Manny lJonilla ran over the left
side and .was clobbered by Cor-
ona's Bill Rauth. Bonilla ap-
peared to kick out against the
tackler after be wlB down and 'he •.
fight was on. ·
After wht1 seemed to be a full
20 seconds of swinging from the
hip from evety direction, three
M~ns and two Corona dt) Mar
pla)'crs werr ejected. and a third
CdM player was tossed out on the
ensuing play.
"Mann y doesn't dike being
kicked." said Costa Mesa Coach
Tom Baldwin. who msisted hts .
player had been kicked first.
'Tm disappointed," said CdM
Coach Dave Holland. "We had
guys }(Jclced out of the pme and
that hasn't happened in a long
time.
"But 1t was that kin<1 ofa game.
Things happen. They Jthe Mu~
tangs) got fired up an we were
grasping."
· Both teams were fired up going
in -as Baldwin. clad tn a
traditional "Toad T-Shin". said.
"This is the Toad Game."
Holland. the coach who
dreamed up a "Toad Board"
years ago for his chalk talks with
(Pleue ... CDll/BS)
POiy' s big plays. put Bar-ons •way, 35-20
' .
ountain Valley's 10-0 lead melts away
as Jackrabbits exploit t}Jeir quickness-
By JOHN KENN
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LONG BEACH-Soho" good are
the Jackrabbits of Long Beach Poly
High?
Good enough to be ranked No. 13
in the natton by USA TOda}.
Good enousn to be ranked No. 2 an
the CIF Division I.
Good enough to have their stanang
quarterback watch p~·gamt tfnlls
from the sidelines an school apparel.
thus giving the impression that the
All-Moore League selecuon mlght
not pla) due 10 a 'iC"erel) bruised
nght knee. .
Good ~nough to spot Fountain
Valle) a 10-0 lead.
And. )CS. good enough to defeat the
Barons: 35-20. befor~ an estimated
cro"d ol 700 at Veterans Stadium
Fnda\ evening.
Fountain Valle) (3-2). in 11s pre-
5"son finale pnor to th~ 'St:in of
Sunset League act•" II) nnt week. was actually done an b) four big pla}S. and
another touchdown of the con,,,en-
t1onal vanety.
"they're the type of football team
that can take 1t 1n the end zone on an}
given snap." appraised Fountam
Valley head coach Mike: Mainer of
Long fk.ach Pol} 's explosiveness.
"We pla)ed with them physically. We
played with their talent for awhile.
But their big-play ab1ht) caught up
With US."
The.game actuall~ evol~ed into a
con test patting t"o of the most
talented ~naor .quarterbacks in
Southern Cai1fom1a -David Hen-
igan of Foun1a1rt · Valle}. and Mike
"Caner of Long &ach Pol).
The shck.• polished. controlled
Henagan finas~ed 26 of 42 an the air
w •
MoD.archs '3i-point quarter
buries Oilers for 31 ~14 win
Huntington Beac h hurts itself, but both
teams feel improved heading to league -
By JON FERGUSON Of .. .,.., "9t • ..,, .
There were two things Mater Dei
High Coach Chuck Gallo said he
wanted his team to improve on at the
bcgjnnins of the week. and Frid~ night against Hunungton Beach Hi
it made important headway with t e
Angelus League campaign looming.
One was to eSJabhsh the running
pme which it failed to d6 in a toss to
Edi50n a week earlier. and the second
was to avoid defen11ve mistakes.
The first they did Impressively and
~d th imantvc<l uPQ ·
Huntington Beach turnovers into
touchdowns in the final minute of the
first half which transformed a sohd
17-0 lead in to an insurmountable
one. "Except for the end of the first half.
we played with Mater ·0e1." said
Huntington fkach Coach George
Pascoe. ...The end of t.he second
quarter. we made two crucial errors.
They drove the length twice. but we
gave therT) two scores.
"We came back and told our kids to
win the second hal f and we did 1t."
Pascoe said. "We're getting read} for .. 'tf~
about before. Afier 1on1ght. we feel
hke we have a chance ...
squad. 45-14, Fnda\ night.
"We finall) played a low Ice) game
after going through Fountain Valley,
Oceanside. Santa .\na and Edison."
Gallo said. "You·,e got to play a low·
ke) pracuce game. which 1s going to
help us. We called our dogs off in the
second half. played mostly reserves.
"We're start mg to get better ... Gallo
said. "I onl) remember one big
mistake when we roughed the kicker
(on a field goal attempt). That's the
kind of thang we've been doin1. We
got better. but ~e sttll hu·e 10 cut
down. We pla)ed faarl) well."
Quarterback Dan O'Neil com-
pleted five of nine passes for 97 yards
and three touchdowns. while running
back Kealu Clifford ran 21 times for
14 7 yards -I 13 pf them in the first
half. to ke) an elTeeuve Mater Dei
attack.
for 264 yards aftd one touchdown. Long Beach Pol) I ~l scored \""ice to
The gimp~. but athletic Carter was 7-taler a 14-10 lead.
of-11 for 16 7 vards and one touch-On the first option. Caner pitched
down. The main difference was 10 Andr(' Green. ""ho scampered
Carter's ab1ht' lo come through ""•th around left end and up the s1drltne for
the bt& pla}. · a 77-}ard TD Wuh Pol~ ·s ne>.t
The Barons JUmpW out to a 7-0 possession. Caner med the optton
ad' antage when Henig.an completed · again but th as time cradled the ball in
a 65-yard dnve wuh a t\\-o-~ard pass has arm and ran 37 )3rds to thr rnd
to Mike Cook and Derek 1Y1ahone} ?Ont'.
followed w1th the extra point. It was ,f ountain Valle-' had a chance 10 re-
l 0-0 early an the second Qllaner ""hen uke the lead JUSt before halft'lme. but
Mahone} conneC1ed on a 45-)ard a controversial ofT-se111ng inter-
field goal ference call negated a touchdo" n and
But th ts 1s where Caner and Co. the Barons ""ere fon-t'd to settle for an
began to take control. I 8-~ard field goal b) Mahone) anaa
On a pair ofop11on runs 10 the left 14-13 deficit.
-one in wh1cl'l Caner pitched the Henigan again rallied the Barons to
ball. and one which he held onto It-(Plea.e eee BARONS/84)
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using a 31-~mt second quarter to
defeat the Oilers. 31-1 4. before 2.400
at Orange Coast College. The
Monarchs improved to 2-3. while
Huntington fell to 1-4,
Instead of the Monarchs a1d1ng
their opponent., they turned two
Ail in all. Gallo said the game
provided has team.a posittvt stepping
off point entering the lell:gwc opener
next Fnda} at B1~hop mat. which
trampled a rcsoe~ted Esperan~
The Monarchs cstabhshed the run·
iung game cart-,. with Clifford the
main focus. He dmed the ba{I each of
the first 11 times Mater Dei ran it into\
the early mo ments of the second quarterand 1lof37ttmes1nthe11me Mater Del defeuln back Scott hceola la
I (Pleue Me MONARCRS/IM) a.nable to pick off thla ,... Intended for
Huntiniton Bea.ch wide receh•er Mark Lit-
tle •• Monarch Tim Vaaln defenda.
GWC·faces
El Canlino
Golden West Coll~e looks for iu tee0nd straight Mission Con-
ftrcn« victory 1on11ht at Oranac
Coast Collete in a 7 o'clock start.
but it won't"be easy tn a matchup
with defending nationar cham·
pion El Camino.
The Rustlers ( 1-1. 2-1 / re-bounded last week with • 4-10 c:Qme-from·bchind victory over
Southwestern and continue to
nurw injuries to several key
playtn this weekend. Tbe War·
rion Cl·I. 2-1). ranked llinth an me stak, •~ com1n1 off a 38·36 IDla co the suate's No. J team.
l'ulltnon. Goklen Wn1 ts &tel by quar·
tat.ck J0t Napoli, tailblck
lllile 8ry1n1, who•• 1lurd en •• ~ lll Nsb.l"' Wlth )()4
and outside r«eewrs ()u. Pa~. J~nny.Andmon and
JM lllftd9rat.·
Cliatgers explode for 42-0 victory
SLJohnBoscocan'tstaywithEdison•s
~rf ect Express behind Angelovic & CO.
By EDZINTEL
~ .... Cefl t' -~·
Two football teams going 1n op-
posite directions met Fnda) n1aht
and the outcome was predictable.
Edison High, which fell on some
bad time last ~50n with a 2·8 rttord.
has turned 1\ around this season. W1th
thctr 42-0 win over St. John Bosco at
Hununaton Stach. the CMl!lfrs arc now .S-0 as tM) prcpett for their
unset l.qauc optMr nut 'A"ttk.
L John Bosb>. on the othtr hand.
dropped to l _.on the saJOn. That's &
k>na d!'OP for a ti.am -.h1ch Ml\-11\ttd
to the Baj f t\e chlmp1onsfup 1n 1986.
Ed1toa ooukt no • ron1 Fnda).' nllht. dominau,. on offtntt and dtlcttte.. It ~a tte\'C'r 1n doubt as the
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Charscrs. behind the passing ofGrq
Anaclov1c ( 16 of 28 for 217 > ards and
t~o touchdo~ns) built a 28--0 lead in
the first half.
Ed1sqn total~ 478 yards. \he
sttond most in school histor)'
.\bout the onl} dov.nsldt for the
Charscrs ~re pcnalues -I 3 for 1 l5
yards .•
"It wu a craz) pme," 11td Edison
hQd COKh Dl•c Whtie. "We dtd
IOIM pat thlnp but the ptnalttes
ap1n k\19'd Ui. We lost our com-.
posutt tn the 1h1rd quancr (when. at
GM potnL. IM Cbartcn weft penal·
amt on four ""!Pt pla)'I) but "'~ rce•ncd " '" the rc>unh.. ·nus ''a 900d tttm t ha\'t no
doubu about 1h11. !tut ~ us to be
!apt chlmpons. v.t have to
eltminate penalties." Reill). capptng a 30-)ard dn'e The
Edison got 11 goin1 Ufl). 10101 72 opportun11~ v.-as set up when Lamont
)ards 1n 11 pla) v.11h Angelo' ic Peu rero"e~ a fumble on t John
going in from 4 ~rds for the Boseo's third pla' from scnmmag.t
touchdown. Junior fullback Grq L John Bosc0 couldn·l 1enctatc
Schroeder. the pme's lud1na rusher muc.l'l of an thing offcnsl\el) 1~ the
""llh 77 yards on si.JI cames. ran for 18 first half. The Edison defense
and 21 )ards. tW.rmed quarterback Dean Grosfeld.
But. perhaps more 1mporu.ntl). fon:•n& him to rush his throv.
An&Jeov1c frequent!} v.-cnt to taaht Grosfeld. v.ho thrtv. S pa an a end Bnan R)'der. R)der. a big \.IJ'IC\ lo to Lona lkach Pol) last v.eck.
at 6-foot--4. caua,ht five passes in the completed JUSt 6 of 1 ~ for 8.S
pmt. tnclud1ng catc~ of 14 and 17 )ards ••nst a quid.. Nd b11 Edison
>•rds on the opcn1na dn,·c. dtfenst.
"We hl,·e bttn tryans to So 10 Brian The Bra\ CS wcrtn't much beucr on
but toril&ht we rall.l made at hap-1 the around. ta1ntn&JU!.\ 6.S yard
pen." Wl\ett lald. "'The tl\ana u.. we ~nale<>v.c dirt't'ted tv.o other
hive 1101 of~ pla)'tnOft tht tam. touchdown dm es 1n tht' fint half. He
to et's hlrd to focu.s on JUSI Ont 1uy. drove 1ht Chartm 69 >•nh for a
Thaf.& ...,.hit l llk.c lbout thu team. we-.• -.., .. earb__in tlw l(!C'Ond quan.tr wnh
t\aYt a lot of aooct. 1f not pat. tadbad: Ous M1,.nda nannina.: rn s>ll>as... &om • yam for \he lOUChdowft. The
A-.elov.c ._ .. , *' •t """ moments key Olay "'a Jl pas to Reill)' lattt 1n tfw first q,.ner as tw threw a Theft. a .sbon punt la1t en the
1 l· .. ,., 10QC<hdown ,.. to Patridc (Pin• -. ••Off fa)
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OCChosts
San Diego .
Oran.ge Coa 1 College's football
team tnes to o"crcome a series of
m1sfonune surroundm& 1ts of·
ftns1~e hnc and freshman Steve
Calhoun gcu his second tan at
goarterback when the Pirates host
San D1cao CC 1n a M1ss1on
Conferenct pmc at I :30.
()('(' (I· I, 2· I) ftalutU hMUP
~b&r\ICS wtth new pla)'en 11 f\lbt ~:uard (8111 Dorman). t1&ht end
John Apostll-and Shane
aJbt'rt). center (Tim War8dy)
and left l\11rd (Dennis W•fblnks).
San 01e1o's 111ack is
sprarMadcd b) 1C111mbhna q&&ar· J
.nt.ck Mtk.e Ma1M, Jhtft)'
uaaJbed. Kc' 1n Ke) •nd speedy ~ rctetvCT R~cbb. The Knllhts 0..2. l·l) are
lf'.rl,. to breU I l Wiialell .,, .. ,nCOClftma~ .....
'9ct IO a trie 0¥W illt .... ia
ltlS. ..
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Ill Orange Cout DAIL V PILOT I Saturday, October 8, 1"8
• • • After ra-nout, Las~rdajuggles rotat10
jNL Sades: Mets vs. Dodger.al up to today's Game 3,
ack to Game 4 Sunday
wnnen newspaptr column. while
&eammate Wally Backman turned to
the print media Friday to defend the ~ New York Meu pitcher.
Cone. whose &host-written ciom-
ments about Los Anaelcs pitchers
Orel Hcnhiser and Jay Howell in
Wcdnttday's New York Daily News
infUriaJed the Dod&crs, wrote in his
own words Friday tnat hC' had ended
his three-day tenure in .. tabloid
joumali$111."
DODGBRS VS. IBTS
Gem. 1 -~ Vork Mefl 3,
DMllr1 2
Oeme 2 -DMliW'I •· New Vork AMll 3 cserles tied, H>
NEW YORK (AP) -Rain post-
poned Friday ntahfs third game of
the National ~aauc playoffs between
the New York Mets and Los Angeles
Podacrs, changing the pitching plans
for both teams.
"l don't sec any advantage for us on it and maybe lose tt.
becau\e of the rain," Perranoskj said. "If I win on thrtt days rest, it's
"It still Jives us the possibility good. If I lose on three days rest, it's
(Hersh1ser) will pitch three times." · bad."
Hershiser will be pitching wi1b Tudor said the switch to Sunday three days rest today and would go 'disappointed him. ''I understand with three days rest in a seventh what they're doina," he said. Los Anieles left-hander John
Tudor, nursing a sore ri$ht hip, was
pusbed back 10 Sunday ni&hfs founh
game as the Dodgers decided to come
back with ace Orel Hcrshiser for
today's third game. The scnes is tied
1-1.
game if the series goes that far. ..But there's no guarantee thal my
"We're not uncomfortabk with legwasgoinftohofdu1,>todayoreven that," Pcmnoski said. "During his tomorrow. was looking forward to
streak (a record 59 consecutive sco~ getting 1t over with. Now this adds to
Less innings at th~ end of the season). the anxious moments, not knowing
he threw a maximum of 114 pitches whether it's going to hold up.
The Mets staytd with scheduled
starter Ron Darling for Game 3 but switched to ace Dwight Gooden to
face Tudor in Game 4 Sunday night
and dropped Sad Fernandez back to
Game S. now scheduled for Monday afternoon.
and was under I 00 a couple of ti mes. "I'm not anvY. It's not like they're
He's in a &roovc." casting me aside because I'm not a
Hershiscr said he was ready to go good pitcher."
on shon rest. Dodgers Manager Tom l..asorda
''The only thi11& that is really said there were two reasons for · 1hc
different 1s that I get to the mound a change in pitchin.& rotation. day earlier." be said. "Sometimes I .. Tudor's injury had something to
feel more in control when I pitch with do with the dec ision. but I also want
three days rest. You stay an a good to get my best pitc]ler out there as
groove. There is no extra day to sleep much as I can." he said.
LA•pitching coach Ron Perranoski
said the Dodgers had not decided on a
Monday starter.
SPORTS BREAK
J
Briggs character
reaclies all way
to W asllington
From staff and wire reports
.. Long before Paul Briggs came to
Orange Coast College as a part-time
assistant in 1986 under Bill Workman. he
was building hi s reputa11on as a quality
coach.
Briggs. 68. who handles OCC's offeQsive backfield
and spec1al team~ for the third year, racked up a 37-year
hijh school record of 244-99-12, including two-year
stints an Casper. Wyo. and Rock}' Ford. Colo. before
spending 33 years at Bakersfield
High.
Late last month. the U.S.
Consl1ss honored Briggs with a
special commendalion read into
the Congressional record and the
flying of a special Oag over the
Capitol an recognition of his
contnbutions to high school and
college athletacs. At Bakersfield. he won 13
Urge School Cl F Central Cah-
fom aa Sectaonal playoff cham-
p1onsh1ps. including four consecutive titles and a 27-
game win streak at one point. ·i
But it was Sen. Malcolm Wallop from W~oll\lng
who made the statement on Briggs.
·· ... the vouth of th as nataon are the future leaders
of 1h1s counfr') ... Wallop read ··1t as 1mpera11ve that
the> be provided sterling examples. pos111' e influence.
and·Jhoughtful direcuon. few pro' ade such leadership
quaht1es and no"here are those qualities more
apparent that an Coach Paul Bnggs.
·· ... When he ended hts 33-year tenure as head
coach at Bakersfidd High School in 1985. man} people
thought that Bnggs would hang up has whistle and
clapboard and call it a career." Wallop said.
"However. the' didn't kno"' the old warhorse.
Over the years. he had laughangl) proclaimed that he
would coach the game he loves as long as he could be
effecti ve and ·as long as somebod~ wants me around.'
He had declared he wanted to round off has career at a full 40 ~ears... •
Quote of the day
Jolul Valeatl, a l"e" sda> sponswnter.
commenting on Col umbia l 'navers1t} 's 41-7 loss
to Ha nard 1n footba ll. the 42nd consecuuvc
defeat for the Lions dating back to 1983: "The
bnght spot was that Columbia held Harvard to
six quarterbacks. two fewer than the eight who
appeared tn a 49-1 7 victory over the Lions in the
opening game of 1985. ••
Broncos' Dorsett arrested
AUROR.\. Colo. -Denver Broncos Ci]
runntng back Tony Dorsett. arrested by the c II• Colorado State Patrol and charged with
dnv1ng under the influence of alcohol. said
Fnda) he knew he was wrong to refuse to take a breath
test. The state patrol said Dorsett was .. uncooperative"
and \erball) abusive lo officers who stopped the black
Jeep Cherokee he was dm ang at about I I :30 p.m.
Thursda'¥.
DorSett said h~ had been without an attorney and
had always heard that 1n such cases "if you have an
opuon not to do something. do not do it because it can
work against )OU an some cases. Thal was the only
reason I didn 't do 1t -because I wasn't tn the prese nce
of m} attornc)."
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IN THE BLEACHERS
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Harold was considered, pound for pound, the best linebacker In the NFL
Rhyan grabs share of lead
Dick Rbyao, a journeyman prq.who l!I has yet to score an official vaaory, •
com paled a 2-under-par 68 and took a share
of the lead Fnday at the halfwa~ point of
th.e SI ma Ilion Scntors tournament an Clemmons. N.C. '
Rhyan. 53, didn'tJoan the Seniors PGA Tour until this
season -three years after he became eligible -and
d1dn 't fin ash higher than second an an otT-and-on career
on the regular tou r that spanned 12 yea~ and produced
tota1""ramings of SI 00,481 . He reached the halfway
point of the nchest event on the Seniors Tour. offering
S 135,000 to the wanner. with a 36-holc total of 137.
three under par on the difficult V..antagc course at
Tanitlewood Park. With two rounds to go. he was tied
for tne top spot with 1975 U.S. Open champion Lou
Gr.Um, who had a struggling 6~ that i ocl u~d ti ve one-
pulJ pars . . Mar~ Brooks shot a 4-under-par 68 and
swept into a 2-strokc lead at the halfway point of the
Southwest Classic in Abilene. Texas. Brooks. 27,
bidding for his second PGA title of the year. slashed
three shots from par on the last six holes to break out of
ttlc pack and post a I 2-undcr-par I 32 af\er two rounds.
Has closing 33 propelled ham past non-winner Bred
Bryut, who as alone at 134. and earned him a 3-shot cushion over tournament fa vori te Be. Crasbaw, Jteidl
Clearwater and httle-known Brian Clur.
Piniella fired by Steinbrenner
NEW YORK -George Steinbrenner Ill fired Lou Pm1ella as manager of.the New York Yankees on Friday. making the 16th
managerial change since l'lc bougflt fhc
team 1n 1973. Dallas Green was named as Piniella's
replacement
Commissioner Peter Ucberroth had asked Stein-brenner not to upstage the playoffs by making a change.
But Steinbrenner spoke with Ueberroth in Tampa. Fla ..
on Fnday and was given a "window .. between I p.m.
and 6 p.m. EDT to make> the move, Yankeesi
spokesman Harvey Greette said.
Steinbrenner has twice changed managers during
1he World Series. naming Piniella to replace Billy
Martin on the day of the seventh game of tho I 98S
World Series and replacing Piniella with Manin during the 198 7 Series.
Green managed the Philadelphia Phillies to a
World Senes victory in 1980 and was general manager
of 1hc Chicago Cubs when they won the National
League East tn 1984.
UCLA heavy favorite
Oregon State call s on--
Bruins in battle of QB ~s _
PASADENA (AP) -UCLA's Troy
Aikman and Oregon State's Erik Wilhelm. two of the more effective
quarterbacks in the country. will lead their
respective teams today 1n a Pacafic-10
Conference game at 1hc Rose Bowl.
Despite the fact that the Beavers arc off
to their best start in 18 years. the sccond-
ranked Bruins are favored by 27 points.
UCLA has a 27-9-4 record in Its series
apinst Oregon State and has beaten the
Beavers five stra1Jht times and 11 or the
last 12 meetings.
The Bruins have won the last three
meetinp by a combmed score of 142-17.
Kickoff time is 3:30. A crowd of abou1
S0,000 is expected. Aikman bas completed 60 of 91 puscs
for 81 S yards and I 0 touchdowns with
only two interceptions. WiJhelm, in
second place 1n Plc--10 career passina
yarda, has 'hit on 130 of 196 peSKS for
1.324 yards and nine touctwns with
on_!y one interception.
Even lbo~ UCLA bas able to
• overpower ore.on State in n=cent )ctn.
Brutnt Coech Terry Donahue iJ &ak1na
nothina (or sranl.ed.
"The league 1s outrageous. there's no
rcltef." Donahue said. "The league is up.
It's because all the qu.arterbacks arc back,
nine of,them are back. There was a day
you could look at somebody wi1h an
eyebrow up. I just don't think you can~ that now.
"I think Oregon State is a team that we
better prepare well for and a team we
better play well aaainst if we're aoina to
win. I c.an't remember a bttter Qrelon
State team. It is vastly superior to the one
which beat us(IS.13) in 1978."
The Beavers. who have bttn a Pac•IO
doormat for many years. are 1-1 an le11ue
play and 3-2 o~ran.
The three wins "'present as many as any
Qrcaon State team has had in a season
stncc 1978. and the team is above .500
after five aames for the fint time since
1970. the last ijme the Beaven had a
winning season.
UCLA h1111-0 Pac-IOrecordanda 4-0
overall mark.
As pd u Wilhelm has been, Donahue
believes bener otrenaivr balance hu
made Qrcaon State a better team dlis
ICUOI\, ThC ~dsaicl beat him out -tht
Beaven heve natlled for 743 Y9rdt ttt thrir
five pmes. Tbelr ladina rushtt is
ta1lbKk Brian Taylor, who has 111ned 274
yards on $5 cames.
Fernandez, ori,;nally scheduled to
p11ch today for 1he Mets, now moves
back 1wodar.s to Monday, He said the
chanac won t affect him.
"You aear yourself for another day,
that's au:· he said.
TOdeV -DMlef'I (HerlhlMr
23•11 11 New Vork Mell (Oerllno
17·9), t e.m. S~y -Dedlltl al New York
A.Wis, S P.m. · Mond1y -Dedlltl 11 New York Mets, 9 1.m.
The rlinout forces the teams to
play Game Sat 9 a.m. PDT Monday,
eliminating a trl'Vel day if the series must return to LA for sixth and
seventh games.
In Friday's edjtions, Cone wrote that staff writer Bob Klapi5Ch "was
responsible for puuina my thouahts
in print."
Cone said that the controversjal
remarks made about Hershiscr and
Howell were said in jest.
Tueldav -New York Meis 11 Dedlltl, 5 p.m. (if nece111ry)
WtdneSdey -New Vork Mets II
Dedlltl, s P.m. (If MGeuary)
RBD SOX VS. A'S
Game 1 -Oakland 2, Boston 1
Game 2 -01ktend 4, Boston 'J
(Oakllnd leed5 series, 2-0)
NL President Bart Giamatti called
the game after waiting 65 minutes
past 1he scheduled 8:25 p.m. EDT
starting time. •
"We got 1he best forecast and
advice from the ground crew," he
said.
Cone {Jone with column
NEW YORK (AP) -David Cone
ended the haunted career of hi s ghost-
Vic Ziegel, executive sports editor
of the Daily News. said that Cone had
written .. every word" of Friday's
column and added that Klapisch was
not disturbed-by its contents.·
"When I asked Klapisch about the
Cone column, he said he had no
eroblcm with what was written.''
Tod1v -Boston (Boddlcker
13· IS) 11 Oeklend (Wiich 17·tl, S
p.m. SundlY -Boston 11 Oakland,
11:30 1.m.
· Mond•v -8Mlon 11 Oakland,
noon (If ~eu1ry)
Ziegel said. •
Ex-King Carson sparks Oilers .
tained by Edmonton from the Ki ngs in the ' Jimmy Carson, the key player ob-~"
deal that sent Wayne Gretzky to Los
Angeles, scored two goals and Jari lturl
had ihree assists Fnday oight as the Oilers opened their
NHL season wi1h a convincing S-1 victory over the
New \' ork Islanders at home. Do11 Smida, packed up in
the waiver draft. Normud Lacombe and Cral1
Simpson also scored for Edmonton. Mikko Makela
tallied the lone Islander goal ... In Landover. Md.,
Rudy Culleywortll scored two goals, including the
game-winner with 5:27 left. as Piusburgh tallied thr.tt
times in the 'final I O:SO for a 6-4 victocy . over
Washington in Gene Ubriac~·· debut ~s the Penguins'
coach ... In other news, goalie Bob Juecyk was recalled
from the Los Angeles Kings' minor-league affiliate to
fill in for Rolud Melauon, who suffered a minor injury
in 1ht club's 8-2 victory over Detroit Thunday nil.ht.
Melanson sprained his left knee in the third period of
the season-openinj pme:
Manning, Sniith holdouts
PoMONA -Danny Manning and m Cnarlcs Smith. the first and third ~layers
chosen io~ June's NBA draft, officially
became holdou1s Friday when they both
failed 10 sigh an time for the opening of the Los Angeles
Clippers' training camp at Cal Poly Pomona.
Television, ra~o TELEV1 N - -' 9 a.m. -BASEBALL: N llonal t..eague Cnam·
plonstiiP Series Game 3 -Odgen, et New York
Mets, Channel 7. 9:30 a.m. -COLLEGE F TBALL: Mississippi 'II
Alabama, TBS
t:JO e.m. -GOLF: Se~io s tournament third round, ESPN. 11:30 a.m. -COLLEG FOOTBALL: Oklahoma at
Texn. Channel 2. ' . •
Noon -HORSE RA NG: Jockev Gold Cup from
Elmont. N.V • ES~N.
12:30 .om. -COLLE E FOOTBALL: Weshlngton
al Arizona Slate (time, approxlmele after baSft>llll,
Channet 7. .
1 P.m. -'°LLEGE FOOTBALL: Notre Dll'Tll 111
Plll$buroh. ESPN.¢ 2 P.m. -AU 0 RACING: NASCAR Com· ~onweallh 200 fro. Richmond, Va. Ct•PI), Ch1nne1
3:30 p,m. -COLLEGE P:OOTIALL:..O!.nol' SIAlt 11 UCLA, Primt Tlckel, _ _ __ --
• p.m. -COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Auburn 11 LSU,
ESPN. 5 1>.m. -BASEBALL: American Leaoue Cham·
1>IOn$hiP Serles Game 3 -Boston 11 Oakland,
Chennel 7 .• 5:30 P.m. -HOCKEY: New York R1noers et St.
Louis, WOR.
7 p.m. -COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Or19on at USC
(del1ved), Prime Ticket.
7:30 p,m. -COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Wyoming at
Sin Diego Stele, ESPN.
8 1>.m. -HORSE RACING: Oak TrH re1>t1vs,
Chennel 56 (Prime Ticket. 10:30 1>.m.).
-RAOtO
9 1.m. -BASEIALL: National Leeoue Cham·
pionshi1> Series Game J -Dod9ers at New Vork Mets, KABC (790), KNX (1070), KFMB (760).
11 11.m. -COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Nebraska al
Ken$11S, KMNY ( 1600). l
Noon -COLLEGE FOOTBALL.: Long Beech State
11 Utah Slate, KPZE Cl 190).
1:30 P.m. -COLLEGE FOOTBALL.: Oregon et use. KNX 11010>.
2:30 p,m. ~ COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Fresno Sle le
e t Cll St1t1 Fullerlon (delayed, time eppro11lm1tel,
KMNY ( 1600).
3:30 p,m. -COLLEGE FOOTBALL.: Oregon State 11 UCLA, KMPC (710).
4 P.m. -COLLEGE. FOOTIALL: Notre Oeme 11
PittsbVrgh (IM!IVld), KPZE (1190).
S P.m. -BASEBALL.: .Amerlcen Leegue Cham·
olonshio Serles Geme J -Boston et 01kl1nd. KNX
11070), KFMB (760).
7:30 p.m. -HOCKEY: Caloerv 11 Kings, KLAC
(S70). . I 7:30 1>.m. -COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Wvomlng 11
S.n Diego Stele (iolned In orooress efler blset>llO.
KFM8· (760l.
Wednesdev -01klend 11 Boston, noon (If neceu1rvl
Thurldlv -Oekl1nd et Boston, 5
P.m. (If MGn11rv>
ALCS: A's vs. ~ed Sox
ao.ton•e Spike Owen (center left), Roter
Clemene (center) Lan) Parrlah (cenler
rlJ[ht) and Rich Gedman (top) a•n& up on W-ea Gardner (bottom).
Morgan plai:is
to shake up
order today
OA KLAND (AP) -Trailing 2-0 in the American
League playoffs wath Oakland. Boston Manager Joe
Morgan shook up his batting order Fnday for Game 3
with the Athlet1cs toda}'.
"We'll go with the same troops.Just change the order
a little," Mol'gan said. "One more run at this stage of the
game would be more punch." Dumbfounded bv Boston's hitting slump an fi ve consecutive losses and el&ht 1n the last nine games since
the final week of the regular season. Morgan decided on
changes before the Red Sox went through a light off-day
workout at the Oakland Coliseum. ")haven't 1alked to everyone about it. so I don't want
to announce it until tomorrow (today)," the manager
said. "Tha t will gi ve everybody aFhance to be a manager. too ...
'Althoug}l Morgan delayed an announccment;"it was
learned, that five-time AL baiting champion Wade Boggs
wo uld be dropped from the leadoff spot to No. 3 in the
order. Ellis Burks. it was learned. would be shifted from
the No. 6 spot to replace Boggs. That move probably would have to result in lhe
dropping of Dwight Evans from No. 3 to fif\h or sixth
behind cleanup batter M1i..e Greenwell if Many Barrett
remained second.
"We have nothing to lose," Mofi8n said in the wake
of 2-1and 4-3 losses io the Athletics tn Boston.
"The lineup we've had JUSt hasn't produced. We
might as well try something different to gcncratt
something. Even the old hat trick {picking a lineup by drawing slips) might be appropnatc. but I don't think that
should be done for such an important game.
"Hopefully. we'll stan whacking that pea. As Tony
Armas used to say. 'If you don't hit. you gotta do
something.· ..
Morgan blamed Boston's record of 1-14 in Oakland
since Tony La Russa became manager in 1986 on a lack of
hittmg.
·•w e don't seem to hit well here." he said. "Boggs
hasn't been a lucky hitter here. He's hit a lot of balls hard.
a lot of line dnvcs nght at someone.
'When Wade 1s hot, we're a. winning ballclub. He
seems to be the catalyst. Right now, we need anybody to
be the catalyst."
As expected1 Morgan said. southpaw Bruce Hurst.
who went nine annanp in losing the scnes opener an
Boston Wednesda)·. wall start Game 4 on Sunday.
"Bruce Hurst has accepted the pitching assignment
for Game Fa.tr," Morgan said. "There as nothing for
Game five. ye1. •·
USC welcomes Oregon
Trojans have revenge
motive against Ducks
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Revenge
aside, USC Coach Larry Smith says has
third-ranked TroJans don't want inot.her
wakeup call from the No. l 8 Ducks like
they aot last year.
The two undefeated teams will play for
the Paclfic-10 Conference lead today at l: 30 at the Coliseum. Both arc 4-0 overall
and 2..0 in theJeque.
Last year Orq.On handed USC its only
Pac-10 IOM, )t..27, at Eu,cne. That
victory briefly vaulted the Dueks into the
Tof? Twenty. • I don't know if you caJI it paybeck,"
Smith said. .. we·rc not venaeful people,
but it's• matter offact that that team beat
us a year eeo. they beat ut in evety phaw.
"Maybe 11 did Jnap ut beet into reality
or wbatcver ... Smilb continued. .. We're i.n
&ht the mnc litualion M were last year becauc they were ptayina Mii IMt yesr
and bed IC}Od momentum and we were at
IMt lime J. I. and llere it ii tie fib PIM ::ia. ~were, I U.ia ).1 too. uct they
.. f:!~dlia we Md a lot of mpect
IOllll up~" Saulla 9dmiu. .. We went
up licre fllurilll dlcy were • IOOd eam
bu1 that we were aoing to walk on the field
and wipt them ou1. We played hard; we
didn't lay down and didn't try, but we just
weren't an sync and we wcrcn'1 execuuna. and the)' were.··
The Trojans are l 5-point favorites for
their homccomina aame. The theme, "A
Hundred Years. A Million Cheers,"
celebrates USC's athletic centennial, or
"lhich football is the centerpiece.
The Ducks have optned conference play at 2-0 four times in the last fi ve
season$, but each time lost their third
conference contest.
"Last year's pmc might have woken
USC up," Orejon Coach Rich 8roob
said. "Tbty haven't lost a conr~
pme since. They lost ooe reaular-seasoo
&amc to Notre Dame, I aucss. later in the
yt.lr.
"They are a totally different team,"
Brooks added. "I think wc are a better
team u well than wc were at t~ poi•• &all ~r. I'm not SUrt *C're II IOOd widlouf'
(Biil) Mupve It quartatieck. but cer-
wnfy we've improved in some Olber
I.tell. ..
Mu~vc, third 1n die Plc--10 in =-.. eflkicnc:y.11listcd11q='*
U1C of an anklt ~~bt ;.; lhe fourth quaner or .• 1·1 ~
over Stanford two Mtkt .,,
;
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Coeta Ilea&-quarterback Rich Schonea look• for runnln& room while trying to elude Corona del Mar defender . ._
· OV's offense can't
-mateh its defense
' -in 1 o ... o setback
ustin s stron
effort on special
teams k ey to win
By RICHARD DUNN
~,...c ..... ,.,...,,
Ocean View High's football team.
which allowed one touchdown in ns
fifSt four games. knows what n's hke
to be shut down now.
• The Seahawks' final pre-league
game boiled down to defense Frida)
night as Tu~un. which defeated two-
t1me defending Clf Southern Con-
ference champion El Toro last week.
drove a St>ilce through Ocean View's
offense wuh a ,10-0 victor) at Tustin
High.
And it could have been much
worse.
But Seahawks punter John Arnold
and deftnsave back Nack Tatalo
helped prevent the score from being
any more lopsided.
T ustin. which had 345 net yards.
rolled up 152 in return yardage.
Arnold, who was forced to punt 10
'times. averajed 39 yards per kick. His
best went 46 yards. The Tillers (2-3) returned salt punts
for 108 yards and sophomore
linebacker Aaron Gutridge returned
an interception 44 yards for a touch-
down in the fourth quaner to make
the d ifference an the game.
The special teams playtd a ke) role
as Tustin gained more yardage on
punt and interception returns than 11
did m a.ny other categor).
Ocean View (3-2). wh ich has two
shutouts this season. played l\s typi-
cal game on defense. but ofTensa\'CI)
the Seahawks sputtered.
ln the first half. the Seahawks had a
total of 22 yards on offense. Tustin
had l 33 to end the first 24 minutes.
"I didn't think iJ, would be a very
high scoring,pme, said Ocean View
Coach Guy Carrouo. "We had a little
better field pos111on in the second
half. but our offense has to get the ball
into the end zone."
Ocean View's front la ne allowed
sophomore quarterback Randy
Karhner to be sacked four times fo r a
minus-32 yards. but credit must be
given to Tuslin's defense.
Estancia High. which opens Sea
V aew League act ion next week aga1 nst
Tusun. might want to watch out for
the Tiller\. "'ho are on a roll.
Tusun lost its first three games of
the season. I 0-0. 7--0 and 13-7. Sance
then. it has beaten El Toro (I 4-I 0)
and an Ocean Vie"' team "h1ch
entered the game at 3-1
"Tustin as t) p1cal of the type of
teams we're going to face an the Sunset
League'" this year." said Carrozzo.
whose team had a grand total of63 net
)'ards. ::So we have to get a httlc b11
better. Arnold's booti ng helped keep the
Tillers <" ba'<. whale Tatalo and
Sca1Ta wks dCfe ns1,·e end Ma ke
Burdick came up wtt h the bag de-
fensive pla) sin the second quarter to
make things interesting before half-
time. ·
The Tillers took a 3-0 lead an the
firs t quaner when Case} Mazzotta
kicked a 33-) ard field goat on Tustin's
first possession of the game.
In the second quarter. Burdick
recovered a fumble at the Ocean V 1ew
7-)ard li ne after the Tillers were
dn ving toward the goat hoe.
That was a relief for Carrozzo.
whose defense had allowed Tustin to
drive inside the I 0.
Later. Ocean View's Paul Ohm and
Jason Headle' were anvohed in one
of the Scahawks' two sacks to stop
another Tustin march .
On the Tillers' fi nal dnve of the
first half. which began at their own 43,
Tatalo intercepted T usttn quar-
terback Monte Jones' pass an the end
zone to end the half.
"The defense got its turnovers
tonight. but we have to be able to
capnahze whenever the) do." C'ar-
rozzo said. "I thought our defense played well
again. Our.offense JUSt couldn't get 11
going. The offense needs to be more
product ave ...
The Scahawks had a total of thrte
first downs. one in the ftrst hal f. The't
completed four passes fo r 34 yards.
J ohn Arnold
And the\ rushed 21 limes for 5~
yards. not counung the fou r limes
that Karhm·rwas sacked.
Ho"e'er. \ICtOr) was sull \.\llhan
1Stn~1 ng distance for th~ Scaha"Jcs in
the founh quancr
That 1s. un11I Gutndge dashed the
Seahawks' hopes with a 44-yard
interception return to pa) dirt.
* Tustin tO, Oc.an View o
Score DV OU•r1eM
OceenV t w
T~hn
0 0 0 o-o
3 0 0 .J-lO..
"""'" Ou•rlilr Tu,-Mano111 JJ FG 601
F eui1fl OulrW
T u,-(,.,l••Cl9t O "'lffC:t OhOn rel urn •
<Ma11611e ""'"" t 07 AlltOOl l\ct 1.150 11i11mettol
GAME STATISTICS ov
F r\I ()Own, l
llu\nn·va•o•llt 11-S1
F'1n •n11 v1•0•De :M
Pen 1n11 •· 17· \
Rtlurn v1rdllllt' 9 Nt11a11~1 H ell. varoa11t •·rn·n·J1
Nt l vero1111 '3
F'unU 10·)9
F,,.mo u ru ..... actt '°'' 1·1
Pena•t '' varo111e l· IS T1mt ot oouau•on 20'4S
• F'\inl 1nPtrceo1too fumb,. rt1urn1 INDIVIDUAL RUSHING
Tin • lt· 1.:1
63
6·16-1
lSl 1·m·~·13 ;i..s
7·JJ
1-1
1·20
171S
0V-8tMt ll 9·16 Mu °"'' 2·13 Mat1•M1, •·• w.1,,."000" 1 for·m f\\ll·l l(arlt~ •·
tor m.nu\· ll
T11,-<.oo0' 71·61 AllC<ll. 7<)0 Mtiuolla
1· 13 JonH 7· 12 Mart.n. 1-6. Wfl)fr H INDIVIDUAL PASSING
OV-Kar Mr 4·17·1 34
ru,-JOl!H. 6·16·1 63 INDIVIDUAL RECEIVING ov-w "4 1·9 S1u1>1 1·11 &ennen l-4,
Tut-A'IC•C" l·1S Mercur l· 17 Moelle4
1· 11 C1r11 t I·'
Dia151os c11ew up E ions, 9-0
Ekdahl uns toppa ble'
as Mtssion Viejo routs
inured Westmins ter
By BENNY RICARDO
.., .... d.··••M9111
The Eric Ekdahl show tqan at 7:30 p.m. at Westminster Stadium. When
1t was all over, the fans were treated to
quite a display of Individual football
talent. Ekdahl ended up hauling in
two toUC(hdown passn of 63 and 6 7
yards. kicked a l7 yard field. a PAT,
1verMCd 36 yards on two punts and
kickecl four of his five kickoffs dttp
into the end zone for touchblcks.
The Westminster Lions playina
their ~nd pme without their 1&1runa Quanerblck Bob Elliott,
could not susta"1 dnvC'l Ion& ertoulh \Ok~lht bell out of Ek.dahrs hands.
Ellioll s rcpllcement at quart~k Jotln Slupp hid trou~ haQlina on\O
lbe blJI wt.ite U'Yln& tO ellttult the
Uon·s veer offente.
The Lions started the pme by ba ... 1 ftimbk by Miuton Veqo C,1"tliiiet Troy Kopp. The L1on·1 ;hard Spar tcwctd K~'s fumbte
thlt wu rttovtred b)' has deftns1 \It
counterpan John Butts in Lion
tcmtol).
Lion's fu llback Mike GrafTtook the
ball into the heart of the Daablo
defense with has runs up the middle.
The dnve stalled o n the D1ablo 23
}'ard hne. Westminster kicker Ryan
Pence hned up for a 40 yard field goal
and is still trying to decide who got to
his lu cking pad first. the ball or D1ablo.
linebacker Penn Bushong.. Bushong
blasted tn to smother Pence's foot and
the football.
Three plays later Kopp fou nd
Ekdahl m the fl at and 1\ was off to the
racts. Ekdahl p thered the short pass
and dad some naft) running to ao 63 ~afds for the first score of the naaht.
On the next play Ekdahl pro"ed to~
human u he failed to conven the
~~nt after b) scndina the kick wide
Kopp t>taan to work on the Lion
sttondlry and found found hi s tight
end Damon W1l hams for the serond
tcort The two point con"en1on
1t1rmp1 wu no Jood as the pa s
anttnded for W1lh1mi ""as in-
complete. T~ L•ons wert \Jn1blc to
move lhe blU and Lion punter Vmtt
Tananuu eot off 1 •2 ard punt
The O..b&o\ 1ot the bill and n1fu away Kopp looted for Ekdahl II.opp
fou nd Ekdahl again in the flat and
Hdahl tool. the pass 6 7 )ards for
another score
The half ended \\Ith the score
Mission V1e10 29 and Westminster 0.
The second half ft3turcd some-hard
hattmg b~ the Lions but the D1ablo
pla) ers al the s~1lled pos111ons were
JUSt too much for the Lions to
overcome.
* Miss.loft Vlefo Jt, WeslmfM.., 6
k«'I '" °""""" M1$li0n \l•t •O 20 • 3 7-39
W.'lm11Uf9f 0 0 0 6-• '"''~ M V-El<ci.N tJ NU ITO!ft 1(-(!UC\ I•
tell S"Ot M V_.. N~• 1 fU/I fNO fa !ff) 1 ff
M\l-Ell.d41111 t 1 OU\ lt"Om IC-1WiikM\1
otn from ~OPO) I a. ~~ M\1-~fetv e. \NIONO OUI ot .... ·-· II II •
M'V-W . m\ 1t MU "'Of'll ~--IEllOIN 1\1(111, .. IS
EDISON ...
Prom Bl
seccond quarter. led to another
Echson touchdown. Angelo' ac hook-
ed up with An 8aird fQr a JJ-)atd
touchdown pass to make It 28-0.
Penahttes sto1.1.ed things down in a
scoreless third quaner. but the
ChargeFS chcked 11 up again 1n the
fourth quaner. Shane Sherman
scored on a 3-rard run and Donnie
Smith finished 11 offwnh a 5-\ard run
with t\.\-O minutes left an the iame·.
"We sh-o\\ ed tonight tha t \\e ha' ea
good running and passing game and
that we can pla' fou r good quaners."
said White "1hat "'111 help 1n our tough league ..
* EdiHn 42., St. JCIM Bosco o
SGer• bv ~•rten
SI J>Oi'"' 8oKO 0 0 0 C>-0 Ea.M>n u 14 0 11~7
,lf'Jt 0Ua1'1W
Eo1M>O--AllOelC>v c • run 1Ct rr>01< • c" I 01
EOIM>n--llt lilv 12 oaSl trom AnQ«IOv•C
CCtrnok l<IClll. '3~
Slclnd OUll"tff
E01M>"-M•t•NU ' run Ct r"O• .,,.,., 10 19
E01-e.•rO JJ ci.$\ lrOfT' .\l'~>Ov·C ,.,."°" k<k) 11 10
l'Mi ...... Ou1'1et" .
E01M>n--Sllerm11> 3 •.,..n Ctrl'IO' • c.,t 7 3S
E01M>n--Sm1tPI 5 '"" Mt• no '< C:O.I 2 00 Alltn<larxe t ZOO-t\nmereo
GAME STATISTlCS
EdUlft
F ''' oo .. nl •• llu~·varci.111 •O 162
F>1u .n9 varoe111 ne
F>1n 1no 11-11 o
ll11urn varoeoe· 0 N~hYt we• •1rcu111 0·0
"'' var~Dt m Flunts 1 4
Fumotes·f\,p"'b tt "''' 1·2 F'en.tllet"raroege 13 C3S
Time ot oouenion 17 IS
•J>~nll'Ctot.gn lumOlt •t tur"S
IMDIVIDUAL ltU\MING
SJI s
2•·65
15
6· 11..0
0 , . ..., .. 1
150
• l1
M
S·•O
10 45
EOM>rt-kn•0410f" o·77 ,l\~-ovoe 7·S.
Mtrll\CM 9·4 Sllt.,••a'l 1 )),. De• l I)
Sm1lll 2· ll &•o .. .., ·8 .._OuQ1t•ar 1·6 War ren. 1·6
SJl -0111 11•1S •4>0<• 1· IS Car'OS l·I
Gome ... 1·1 GroiltlO 2·7 Et l. 1·4 IMDIVIOUAL PASSING
Ect.-Anoe>0•< 'S·1S'·O 10& :S..., ·~ 1·3·0. ' SJ8-Groslt40 6· 18·' IS INDIVIDUAL RECE IVING
E01M)l!-1lvoer S· 70 llt• '• 5·61 81irt1 1·31 W•ffef' 1 26 k"~.,..-1· 11 M •enc.
I~ •
SJ8-G1rc e ) S• Yeza )•76 -Saddle back
drops3-0
decision
Manop Ph a no' """g bol.1tt'd a .:!:!·
)ard field goal v.1th 10 J~ remaining
lo g1\e Sanui ..\na \ allc~ High a 3-0
v1cton-0' er Sadd1eb.i l.. 1 on-
league' football fQda) night
The 1.1.1nnang score for the Falcons
came after a fumble re O\ Cr) mo-
mentS earlier on the ddlt'bad. 10
Santa .\na valle' "a able IOiCte first
do-.n at the Q,rthen v.a stopped
before the l\.me·•inning kic k.
In the detensa' e strug{lle. Saddle·
bac.,.'s ~t chance to \Cor~ came an
the first quaner "hen the Road·
runnen mo' td the ball to the 1 Q, but
a field goal attempt foiled on a bad
snap.
The Falcon alc,o had a lield·&oal
opportun1t) in the tint ha.If, but \he
40-~ard attempt v..u v..ell off the
mark.
Dcfensa"el) fQr ddleback. David
Mom s rtto'em1 1 fumble an the
founh quaner to top a \ alle dn'c and Miguel hoa al~ foll 004JOO!IC
ball an the SC\:Ond pcnod
Sldd~bado. ~hach opc-ns Sn V1ev.
ltacut pta) not Y>ttk qam~t ev..· oort Harbor. falls to 1-4 O\t'raJI
Santa .\na Valle\, meanwMe.
earned ats firic 'actor\ of the 'tltOn
after a Ut i nd thrtt dc fcau.
Otange Coast OAILY PILOT/Saturday, Ociober I , 11M ..
CDM DROPS MUSTANGS •••
Prom Bl
his teams to get CdM Ul> for Mesa. On the fir l play Ty Pnce handcct
said he had no toads to get hts team off 10 K.atovs1ch and the 6-foot-3.
up. 22S-pound stnior, who dom1naies
But th is was the week his pta)ers defens1vel)' at li nebacker. ran ~aded on1ust what players deserved through, bounced off and ran away
the presu,e of the Black Watch ~rf~ from v1rtuall) the enurc defense.
and they wore them an the form of That g,a"e CdM a sohd 2 1-6 lead
blndanas around their foreheads w11h st1ll 4: 15 left in the lh.lfd quarter,
With holdovers Nathan Craig. but the Mesans refused to bow.
John Katovs1ch and Pat Kell) joined Schones directed an 80-yard march
bv John MacMlllan. Ron Akin. Da"e· thl'ough Corona·s proud defense, Norwood. JC1Tott Willard and Bren "1th Dub) Ospina latching on to a 6-
Allen for the hooors. the Sc.a Kings yard sconng strike with t 1.22 lefi. were indeed ready for first-half pla) The ·Mustangs got the ball back
Costa Mesa. meanwhile. couldn't twice but coughed tt away with a
get offthe pad in the first haJf, tts 350-fumble ( orv.ocid recovered for Cor-
yard. 17-first down offensedJsappear-ona> and an 1nlercepuon -(Pat
1ngm a sea of blueJelY~. Callaghan). and theJost time proved
The Sea Kings stuffed Mesa's too costl}
wishbone offense into the ground on
the wa} to that I 4-0 lead. * On the wa} to a 5.0 non-lea~ue Coron1 IHI Mar 21. Costa tMsa 12
record, the SCa· Kings paled up .. I I C0$1• MIU sew. bv o.i.~ e 6 •~12
yards rushing and passing an the first Coron• e1t ~, 1 '-.! 0-21
half. dominaung the clpck to the tune coM-Boni 4~W:~n ~~" klctl;, 3:ll. of 17:55 to 8:05. s.c._. 0uarw· Costa Mesa had 30 yards net 1n that CoM-H• 1 run 1c11i.11n.n 111cis>. o·•9
span -and 29 yards of th e 1n ~ ~ 1 e1,~ DlOd(ldl, 7-oe
lhe fading seconds Of e Ond C arovs 32 run tC1111enen kia),
quaner when yardage was co sider·_ • •s , r111 oli
ably C3Ster tO pl Ck Up aga1 t 3 M a-()'p nl 4:' PH S Ir~ ScllWM!' \OPllon
prcv.ent dcfcnsc.. ta ~ 11.n · But something was lost in the ( d\t 1 •11Ce l ooo bl•l'!\att0>
locker rOOJfl at halftime. or sometha GAME STATISTIC~
was founcf1n the Mesa quarte~~ e F ,,, oo•'"" u
Mustangs came out in the 1h1rd 1111,nf\·yaroa9l! ll· '27
quaner and proceeded to pu1 the ball ::::·~: ••raa~ 6•17!t
m the end zone t\\ ace. then threatened R11..,,. t1rau e· 10
tn the latter stages. onl\. to see N-• "' '.c11 v1roa1>1 2·"""..;.t Ntl ·••Oltl>t •VI evel)thing fall apart when emouons F>u11•s s->4
could not be controlled. · F ""'°'"·tum~ 1os1 l;J F'tnalt1tK·;•rO-l ·•w Jim Hastie's 1ntercep11on a1 th\' T,,.,. o• POS~S$•0" 21 so CdM 24 set up Mesa's first touch-'F'""• ntl'Ceolion tumble re1o.1rns
CdM
9
33·19• 19
10-21·2
ll 1-m•n·17
167
S-35 2·1 13·122
26.lO
d h h INDIVIDUAL RUSHING own. w 1c came on a one-' ard MHll-&oll 'II 12-61, Scnonn. ll·lS, Ltf· sneak b) quarterback Rach Schones 1,"G•t s-11 ScnnHweo,, •·1. S.,..dav 1-0
CoNl-Borg •·n. H•.cl\ 13·S6 l(.110"'1cn, Soon afterward m the th.ird quaner 2·39 Luc•'· 1-21. Pr•c.. 3-tor·minus-3
M
Katovs1ch purytec;i 55 ~ards to the Mt~-~1o~t;."~S1NG.
esa 8-)ard lrne and on the Mu!>-CCIM-Proct. 10·71·2 n tangs' first snap. a completed Schone!> 1N0t•1ouAL RIECEIV~ pass developed into a fumble and 1.~s. ... a... ,.., <Ac><n• Mo aonai.
Weston Jonnson reco\ered a1 the COM-H11e1t s-19 we Jonnson. 3->4. c1art1. Mesa 32. 1-12 aor11. 1-4 ..
Newport comes up
short vs. WiJlson
rin ey blames-
in experience as
S ailors fall . 28-14
By STAN GRANCH
0.., .._. c.,.,.,, a nidil41t
LONG BE.\CH -This JUSt has
not been 'e"'POn Harbor's )ear an
football
After going to the CJF pla~ofTs last
\ear. this }'ear's squad 1s nov. I~ after
tailing to Lon~ Beach \\ 1lson 1 -14.
on the "inners field Fnda' night
Sailors head coach Jeff Bnnlle'
blamed the loss and the poor season
on inexperience.
"We ha' e onl) three staners bad
from last \ear... he said "Our
01Tens1,e hne as made up of Juniors.
and 1he' are going to mass blocks
"\\ e ·self-destructed again 1e1ght
penahues for 5 ~ards). That 1s ho"
11·s be-en all season The kid~ ha' e
pla)ed their heam out in e' ei;. game
but v.e '~sl do not ha' e the C\·
t"o touchdo\\ns despite heavy
Wilson pressure that resuJtcd in thrtt
sacks.
Walker. a senior tailback.. be .fin-
ished the night wi th four receptions
for 33) ards and a touchdown. He also
c-0ntnbuted 48 ~ard5 rushing. and
returned the punts and kickoffs as
"ell
:"llewpon Harbor's special teams
got into the act with two minutes left
as Robbie Po\\er blocked a field goal
g.t'1ng the Sailors the ball at the1 rown
I 5 Ho"-e\er tv.o pla)S later. Ne"'-
be~ 's p:iss was defl~ted and then
intercepted.
\\ alson then finished off the SaJl-
ors: dm ing. .35 ~ards and sconng on a
"'-\ard rul'IJ' b' Bcrnauer v.1\h 4~
seconds remaining
De pate the loss. Bn nkle) rt-
maaned confident that his Saa tors wllj.
rebound in sea \IC\.\ League pla~.
.. ~e ha'e been ~nng up tor
league from the start.' he said. "No"'
that the pre-season 1s fi nally over I
think our gu~s gained some con-
fidence and e'\pencnce. I know that
the' "111 do a good JOb penence. .\hhough th.e aalors lost b' I ~. 11 "Thas v.holeseason we ha"eplayed
could ha'e been much \lo Orse \\ alson S}>Orad1call~ I hope "'e can cam over
(4-0) domina1ed the hne-of-scnm-the fo unh quaner from this ga me to
mage. and see(Tled to mo'e the ball at our league opener against Saddle-
wtll. gaming more than 400 ~ards 1n bacl.. ..
total offense Ho" t'' er the Bruins The defense "as loO. b}' senior
stopped themsehes as the' \lot're hnepackers Jason Brahms and Dam
guilt)' of23 penalues for~ IO ~ard~ Manpll Brahms forttd tv.o fumbles..
9.,, halftime. the Bruins had built 3 although the Bruins maantamed pos-
1 .l.-0 ad' antage and ~med to be an session on both. and Ma ngall had a
complete control uddenl~ 1'.;cv.pon saci... as he waHon~tantl~ in Wilson's Harbor came to life. thanks in p.&n lo bad.lielct
the generosat~ of the Bruins· defen~ I
The Sailors staned the lounh *
quaner at their 0 " n ~9 and dro' e the L B WllM!fl 21. Newoon H•r1ter 14 length of the field on nine pla,s. Sc.,.. 11v ~,_,
I I. d 1• ~tWl)Of' .... ,00< Q 0 0 ~14 sconng on an .,-~ ar pass· rom .. on; &He'".,.,,_ 0 14 0 l•-:rt
quarterback Tim '\ev.bem 10 hi\ s.c-s ou.,.. fa \.On te target. Jim _ t3nlt"~ .. &h-S•e .. a•o l "'" Broe' kic1<1 s2l
The dn' e "'a) Jtdt"d b' 1hrl't' .. c~e"O-;f"' ·~ 1 Hu 1•om w rm I aroct.
penahttes on the Bruins and each l'wr111 OuMW result--' in a aalo~· tir!lt do" n 'IC'' en ~*"-S••~•ev '' CHIU •rom N•"'~"' 1s1eon ~ ''" •u of 'lewpon Harbor's I J tiT<;t Jov. n-. ~ew-Bt<~•.JI'-,1et.ott ••'"'" tar~
came on \\ 1lson ~nallt1~ ''" 11. Stan le'. a sehmr" ade reC't'1' er had , ,... ... s~· '" • CHIU "OCT> NtwOrnt tsi.m
fi,e rteipuons for ()~ \3rd., and a ~aw-Se<~.,., 7 '"" ca roc11 k!CIL I o-o touchdo" n "'''tnoance 1 ooo 1tt11ma1eo>
Just v.hen at appeared the \a1lor!. GAME STATISTIC~"
v.ert back an the ga me \\ 11<.(.'n ' -\111 i: ,,, O<' .. ~, u
Bcrnauer retuml'd the tl l l1ff ~ti R"'°"' ~1ro1~ 21 11 o .. F>ass 11 ~••O•~ 164 )'ards for a touchd\"'-n. i;x•mau<'r Pan "9 n·J0-2 paced the Bruin., on tht grnund "''urnvaro.9t• • rushing fo r I:!~ \ard~ on 15 1..arne<> NtQah"t \at • ve•oage 3-m.""!1
" al .l1d.ot! !"('turn reall~ hurt ·· ~:;,~•roa~ .~;
said Bnnlle\ "\\ e had 1usl gouen FIJf"\CIOH 'um~ 00$• ,.o
• .~ i. F>e~·t~·v1•0•1>1 l·!I back in the pme anu ti1e momentum r.,.,,. °' -~-2, ~ was on our Side. and II all 'an1c,hed an •?u"t 1111erteot.on 1.,mblt re1urns
L.aW
IS
l1-20S 111
l ·lS-0
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n -110 • 11<06
.. INDIVIDUAL llUSHING an instant ,..._we ~ ,_., Powe-1i-J.s eowaro' HO\\C\ er :'lk"' pon Ha~r did not 1 •or·m•nus ,..., .. 11e•rv •-foor·m""' 11
&l ' e up The _ 110~ ralht"J b\.•h1nd L8111>-&er~u«· ·~·115 s1.-ara •·• N~bemanddro,t'"O)ard on nant t~$1l:>~-~~.,,~3 .. ,..' 3-u "''" 1·•
pla)S. The iouchdO\.\ n came on J Q. INDIVIDUAL PASSING ) ard S'\\ mg pass from ~<.'"hem lo Nl'l-Ntwbt·r-. 12 >O· l 160
Tom "alKer putting th<' · "ailol'\ Lew-:O:~~~~s-:1Ei~1v1..o
"'athtn St\ en Nl-+-Sla ....... S-61 W• « •·SI Rel!IN<dt, "' "--d 1·26 Cut•"~ 1 t ~ , .. .... e~~m . a Stntor. managc to L.ew-sml'I 3•16 Stww•ro l·l7 • ._..
complete I ~ passes for I bO ~ard and sn~. Ml '""'"· Ml
~
I
I '
.. Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/ Saturday, October 8, 1Nt
MONARCHS TOP OILERS. • • From Bl
despite pla~g on only one drive in
the second half.
"That was exactly what we wanted
to do, and we got that done." Gallo
said.
Pascoe felt there was some signifi-
cant im~rovcmcnt for has Oilers.
whose offense had struU!ed through
the first four games with only one
touchdown drive of substanual yard-
age. The Oilers had scored only 19
total points. • ·
The Oilers' Eric Pettinato com-
pleted nearly as many passes for
nearly as many yards as he had in two
previous stans and two relief appear-
ances. The senior quarterback hit on
21 of38 passes. including 15of23 in
the second half. for 209 yards and two
touchdowns. while throwing on I) one
interception.
Pascoe felt the ke\ to tht' offense
was the improvemeni oft he offt'nsave
lane.
"We're going to be OK when league
starts." Pascoe said. "The offensive
line protected well. improved 100
percent from last week. Wt' played
darn good. We got better this week.
much bettt'r than we -were the first
four wet'ks. And that makes the
quartereack better."
Mater Dea reached Pettinato twice
for sacks and put some pressure on
early wh11e bnngrng as man) as eight
people forward at the snap. no1
allowing the Oilers to center on who
would blitz. The Huntington Beach
offense put one nice drive together JO
the first half. but 1t died with a fumble
at the Mater Oci 20. ..
Matw o.i Jt, ""''"' ........ c:h 14 ~.., ~"'" Mei. Otl 0 )I 0 o-31
Hun1Jnot0118Ncn o o ' t -1' ~~ MC>-Qulrot 12 NU from O'Ntll (AfnmaM
kick), IO-OS
MO-Ctlffol'd 10 run (AmmeM kick). S~
MO-A~M S.l FG, 111 MO-Clifford 12 NU lrom ()'Nell (AIT!m.M
kick), 0:.i
MO-Pena n DHI lrDm O'Ntll IAmmaM
kick), 0-00. •
Tlllnl Ova,... .
H8-0un1a1n 4 D•n from Pettinato Ir"!\
ltlMld), 1:34.
f-1fl Clv•l1W H8-Llttlt 13 114111 lrom Pttllnato IRodoen
DIU from PtlllllllO) 9.36 All~•nc• 2,400 (t1tlmt19'1l
G AMa ST A TISTICS
MO
F .01 oown' 14
Ru1M,·veraa11e 37·209
P111.og Ylfd•G• " Pe n ine 6· 13· I
Return vero1ge• 1 N~llv• H Ck verO•O• 7·ml11· l l
Netv1rd1oe >0'2 Pullll 4·34
Fumt>le1·lumble' 1011 0-0
Penelliu v1ro1111 8·77
Time of POSHUtOn 27:27 •Punt, lniercto11on lumt>lt returns
Ha 11
13·3' no n·4M
0
2·mln·l3
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l-2
S·SS
20'.33
INDIVIDUAL RUSHING
MD-<:lillord, 21-141, Finn, 6·3'; Quiros.
•·2•. LeVKio.t , 7· I. Nolen. Hor·mll'I 3. O'N•ll,
l·lor·mon 8 ,
H8-0ul'lntQ1n 6·10. Ooc~•v 1·6. Coootr.
1·3. Pertinato S·lor·m.n 6
INDIVIDUAL PASSING
MO-O Ntol, S·9 I 91. Nolen. 0-3·0, 0,
W1H11ms I· l·O I
H8-Ptll1n1IO 11·31·1 209, Glt>son. 1·3·1. 1 INDIVIDUAL RECEIVING
MO-Pena 3·13 Quiros 1-17 cnttoro. I· 12,
Ouffv I·! H8-0unn101n. 7·72 Little •·31, RodOers.
2·2S. E•Hnman, 7·16, t;erza. 2·6. Rodgers, 1·72, Woll, l~ 14, Cort>i,., 1· 12. Cooc>er. 1· 11.
Huntlntton Beacbj quuterback Erle Pettinato trlee to 1et
off pua while being preuured by Mater Del'• Juon Uh!
o,.....,.. ...... .,....,.. .. ~
(left), while Cary Mitchell of the Ollera • brtna• down
Monarch• running back Keallll Clifford.
Artists T k de· d • h·11 lose 10-6 op-~an e _ Mn1psFoot 1
BARONS. • • From Bl
stan the third quarter. driying ~hem
60 yards in seven plays. with Eh Del
Gallo accounting for the final sevens
vards to the end zone. But a 20-14
advantage would be the Barons' final
of the evening. decision
By KEVIN BALL
0.-, ""! C~I
Finding little success through the
preseason. Laguna Beach High foot-
ball coach L> man Olney as going back
to the drawing board v.1lh only live
da\s left before the Pacific 'Coast
League opener.
Suffering th rough an 0-4-1
preseason. the .\n1sts are faced w1th
the rcalazataon their offense needs a
drastte overhaul with league-rival
Laguna Hills wailing 1n the wings for
Thursday's game.
"It is back to the dra"1ng board.'"
Coach L'man Olne' said ··with
league coming up ne\i ~eek. we ha ve
to find something to generate some
points \\ e ha' e to find the right
spark to get this offense go1 ng "
San Clemente quanerback Enc
Kovando spoiled Laguna's bid for its
first v.1n of the 'ear ~hen he plunged
an to the end 1one from the~ w1th less
than three minutes rcma1n1ng bcforr
2.500 Triton Stadium fans Frida)
night
The .\ntm took a slim 6-3 lead into
1n1erm1ss1on . altho ugh an
Clemente's front four stalled
Laguna's offense o'er the final t~o
penods. v. h1le its offense cap11ahzed
Se.a ~in_gs stay 1:1nbeaten
in polo wtth 9-8 victory
Jn a battle of No. I and No . 3 in the latest CIF
4-A water polo rankings. 1t was top-ranked Corona
del Mar which pre' ailed in a 9-8 nctory over
Foothill Fnda) in the Knigh1s· pool.
CdM. 8-0 O\ erall. led onl} 3-2 at tht' half. but
Hagen Grantham had three of his game-high four
goals in the third period as the Sea Kmgs expanded
their advantage to 7-4 entenngJhe final quarter.
Foothill was ne,er able to get even. scoring its
final goal an the late stages of the match to close the
margin to one.
GunnarGustafson added three goals for CdM.
which will have another rugged test against No S
Sunn) Hills at Independence Park in Fullenon at 2
o'clock toda'
Jn other prep matches:
Laguna Beach H . Mater Dei 6: JeffMonlgom-
Cf'). "ho also scored 11 goals an a match recentl~.
notched nane 10 lead the .\n1sts' non-league "an
o'er the Monarchs. Ent Weeks had four goals for
Laguna (4·8J. ~h1k .\nd~ Winslow led Mater Dc1
with five.
MontBomef') scored three goals in ~th the
first and second qua'rters to boost the .\n1sts to a
6-3 halfume edge and Weeks had two each in 1he
third and founh quancrs.
Capistrano Valley 16, Fountain VaHey 7: T'tie
host Cougars. ranked sixth in 3-A. rolled 10 an 8-2
halftime It-ad and cruised to the win. Bnan Frieden
(three goals) and Tre} Be t and Brandon Quercia-
grossa (t~o apiece> supplied the scoring for tht'
Barons. no~ 9-7 o' erall
OCC men capture
Irvine Invitational
~ With a strong performance from ns top five
runners. the Orange Coast College mcn'scross
countrv team edged powerful Los Angeles
Trade 'rcch Fnday to win the Irvine Invita-
tional..
The meet was hosted by the Pirates at lrvanc
Park.
OCC outscored Trade Tech. 83-85. with the
e'eotual decision co mans. down to the Pirates·
,_fifth runner. 45-year·Qld Tom -Burns. who
narrowh· was able to hold onto has 40th
pos111on· "Jth a lime oflO:SS for the four-m ale
course.
~lfredo Vigueras. who ran in the leading
pack of fi, e runners throught>ut the race.
placea third in a tame of 19:38. Wi5Lnang the
event "as Fullerton's Marcial Beltran. who
outkacked cunner-up Jorge Montes of San
Diego Cit~ and Vigueras to prevail in 19:32.
The O{'( women finished a disappointing
eighth as El Camano earned team honors with 55 points.
Also scoring for the Pirates were Debbie
Bontrager. Machelle Forgette. Kelly 81efeld and
Amy Valansk). Kim Carlberg had four saves an
goal.
In another "'omen's communlt~ college
into the match at San Jose.
The Anteaters are 4-6 overall, while the
Spanans·drop to 0-2 in the conference, t -9 overall.
Jn a community college men's match:
East Los Aagelea 1, Golden West 0: George
Hurtarte scored wath 43 minutes remaining in the
second half to give keep the Huskies unbeatC'Jl this
season. East LA is 4-0-3 overall
Goalkeeper Rick Hollis stopped 14 shots for
Golden West (6-4-1). which opens Orange Empire
Conference -play on Tuesday with a l o'clQClc
match at Fullerton. .,.
• t' • --Warriors now 6 -0 ln volleyball
The Woodbndie High girls volleyball squad
stayed unbeaten with a I S-5. 15-8. 15-3 verdict
over visiting l:..aguna Halls m a Pacific Coast
League match Friday.
The Warriors {2-0 in the PCL. 5-0 overall)
were led by junior outside hatter Deanna Doolittle
with 10 kills and senior ou1si'de h111er Chansse
K.amo Wlth nme. Woodbndge nsks ats unbeaten
status ~ith a match at Corona del Mar Monda)'
e"enang.
On the college le vel:
San Jose State 3, UCJ 1: The l\nteaters let an
11-2 lead slip away m the second game as the
Spanans earned a 15-4. 16-14. 13-15, IS· 7 Big West
Conference wm at Crawford Hall.
Sophomore outside hmer K.im Collins had 18
tolls. a personal high. and Junior outside hitter Ali
Wood added 16 kills. UCI ( 1-5 an the conference.
8-6 overall) hosts PaC1fic at Crawford tonight.
On the communat} college level:
Following a one-yard TD by Phillip
Robins, Carter engineered a 73-yard
pass pla)' to Stanley Alcundcr and
then. afier gaining the first 12 yards
on has own. tosSt'd his final TD pitch
of the evening to Clay Cureton. who
ran the final 40 yards to ice matters
late an the founh quarter.
"Talent is great._ but expencnce ts
everything," offered Lonj Beach Pol)
ce><oach Thomas Whiting, who is an
charge of the Jackrabbits' offense.
"This is a senior group with a senior
defense and a senior offense. For
three years they've worked hard and
they deserve everything they're get-
ting."
Including national recognition?
"The SA Today poO doesn't
mean a thing." said Whaling. "Evel)-
th1ng as garbage until Dec. IO
"Don't get me wro ng, the rccog-
na11on as great for the school. But 1hc
polling system 1s purely hypothetical.
Noboch m California pla)s teams 1n
M1ss1ss.1pp1, Texas'. Florida. Ohio.
P111sburgh. They've got some great
football teams in those states. The
onl\ time these kinds of athlete$ will
meet" 111 he when they go to college.
on pnme field pos111on.
The efTectJ\e running of full back OCC ~omen r".mp to soccer wl~
Don Nettleman set up two first-half
field goals b\ kicker Jason ( rabbe to After akersfield took a 1-0 lead I :30 into the
g!\C the .\nists the lead ~tch. tht' nge Coast College women's soccer
match: ,
Golden West 1, Palomar I: The Rustlers
scor~ 15 minutes into the fim half on Rhonda
Robinson's goal to take a 1-0 lead. but were shut
down the rest of the way. The Come}s' Tina Rosillo
scored with 32 minutes remaining in the South
Coast Conference game for the uc. Golden West as
2-2-6.
Golden West breezed through its pool at the
College of Sequoias Tournament b) winning a pair
of games each from .Modesto. Daablo Valle).
Skyline and Bakersfield.
The Rustlers were onl) tested against
Bakersfield, winning. 15-11. 17 ·IS. when most of
the regulars were given a rest. In the first three
matches. sophomores Jackie Cook, an outside
hatter. had 25 kills. and Sabrina Dennis. a·maddle
blocker. added 16 kills.
"In tht' mcan11me. we don't talk.
about U ~ Toda). I know our kids
read But -we ha' e one goal and that's
to Ix 81g F1' e <'IF champions. We
don't ha,ccontrol overanyth1ngelse.
"What's important 1s that we're
guaranteed nine football games and
at's our JOb to get them to play well
The lack of offense spelled doom team took the e oals b) K 1m Doleman 14
for Laguna.~ ho as did San Cle mente. minute~ into the first alf and Miich Nado~ 16
has enJO\ed a hapless season without minutes later and n er looked back in defeating
a , 1cton The T ntons. however. Bakersfield. 6-1. Fnda at OCC
nine times.'' •
l\nd as for Fountain Valley? Last
year at thas lime the Barons were 1•4
entering Sunset League action. The
one team the} beat 1n pre-season'>
Long Beach Poly. And then the}
proceeded to wan nine straight before
losing an the Big Five CIF final to
Fontana.
am pro' e ·to 1-4. The vactOf). cou led ~ tth a wan 0' er El
Turning the ball 0 ,er onl> tv.ice Camino. gave the Para s (9·0) vactones o'er the
"tth an interceptt0n and a fumble. it two top contenders to a~ Orange Coast ts tie 1n the ~as the 11mmg of the gaffs that cost South Coast Conferences first round ofpla )
In a college men's match·
UCI 1, San Jose State 0: The Anteaters
captured their second Bag West Conferencl' match
m three ouungs as John Gunderson scored off a
feed from Shav. n Bullock for the onl) score 40: I 0
Orange Coast 3,San Dle10 Mesa%: The Pirates
collected tllcir second victory of the season with a
hard-fought I 0-15. 16-14. I S-6. 9-15. I S-S 'erd1ct
on the road.
the .\n1sts as much as an}th1ng
Deep 1n their o""n temtOf}. the
turno,crs contanuall) had Laguna's
defensl\e unit deep v.1th its back up
agamst the end zone.
"W e didn't get the ball over the SO
once '° the second half." Olne) said.
"\\e wel't' askmg a lot of our defense
to hold deep in our own temtol).
.\ctuall ). the) did a great JOb for the
most pan ...
Millikanjumps on MaEiaa from start
Rams score on opening kick, win, 28-6;
~~kes takes step back entering Sunset
opened the second quaner with a
quack count sneak up the middle for a
1-) ard louchdown run. .\ pass at-
tempt again failed . and 1t was 12-0.
ings included Craig_ lrb}. Dean De-
lucca. Matt Hunt. Enc Crocker. Pat
Lee. David Mcleod and Chad Olsen.
*
· Jf }Ou wanw to use th as game as a
measunng stick. we found out we
could plar, somi; good football , .. said
-M liner: · Thost!'-!)ig plays ·just an-
nihilated us:·
Which s'Would provide a barometer
as to JUSt how good Long Beach Poly
rea.11> 1s. .. 'W 1th starting back Marc Bohn out
~1th a sprained anglt' m1dwa) ,
through the third quarter rescr'e By HOWARD L. HANDY
Juan Maldonado barreled the o..,l'llo4eorr...--..1
and we had an up-and-do~ n dc-
fcns1 ve effon tonight.
"That first touchdo~ n on the
opening kickoff put us an position to
pla' catchup for the rest of the game.
and we cotlldn't don.
Vacc:aro's scamper around nght
end came with 4:32 r~main1ng an the
half. but the conversion kaclc fell shon
and at was 12-6.
~Hean 11. Marina 6
kw• bY °"""" 0' 0 0-6
6 ' ) ll-29 F lrsl Qv1"9r
Lone a.ad! Polv l5, Fountain Valev 20
Sc-llv ~""" Foun1t1n Ve~ev 1 6 7 0-10
Lono e .. cPI Polv 0 14 7 l•-3S
Tratons· v.a" towa rd th e goal hne late
an the fourth penod. setting up v. hat
~ould be the dec1d1ng touchdown
··we haven't gotten an\ breaks this
year. .\nd we had difficult) cap1-
talmng on the fev. breaks 1'1a1 we did
have tonight ." Olne) said
"We thought that wt' had the ball
game 11\the first half. but "eren't abk
to put the ball into the end zone and
had to S(ltle for a ~air offit'ld goals."
Onie~ said
Laguna ·slack of offense was reflect·
ed JO its time of posses~1on. After
holding onto the ball for 11 ·51 1n the
fir!t half.Just 18 seconds less than San
Clc.-mente. The Artists •uched the
ball for but 6:59 an the second half
* S.n a.men.. 10, LatiUN 8 .. dl 6
SC-bY °"'""" Leouna BeKn l l O 0-6
S.11 Clemel'lte 0 l 0 7-10 '"' °"',. L8-Cret>Oe 10 FG, 4 17 s.c..w ou...-K-H•of\i.nd 33 FG. t03
L~ret>Oe. l.S FG. s se ,_... Clv•,...,.
SC-K0¥11'dt 1 run IHIOl\ltnd lo.le-) 1SJ
Aflendence 1,500 tellimtttdl
GAMS STATISTW:S La
F lrlt down1 6
ll"""'·yerdtot 16• .. Peulne v1rd19t SO
Peu•ne ~-1 S· I
lltturn verdfft' l
flffoelt.,. MC1I ver~ )·m111·?1
Net vero.ee 90
Pul\lt •·lO FUl'l'IOlft·~ IOll H
Ptftelllft·ver-.. 6·0
Time of oot-llon II SO 'Punt, Inter~ lutnOW rtfUNIS
INDfYIDUAL •USHtNG
SC
II
'1>-15' ,.
S·l1·0
l2
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II• l ·J?
4· l
9-67
"10
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SC-eotwl 17•7S. MalCIOnedO 13-.., l rDtlflv
J• 17, ....,.,,.. Hor·mlnut-l, K~•nde I-for·
IMM·I. lrown Mor•mlnut · 1'-IMMYIDUA&. ~Al .... ~ S-IS-1•90+ IC-ttoVlllldO J.U+a ~&. .. C.MMG
L._.,."'9 1•21, GOld9n 1-11. WttlO t•1t,
Nt!t""°*' I 1 JC-t<unw H t , .......... l·t, ... 1·4, lolln ,.,.. ....
LONG RE.\C"H -When tht' host
Millikan Rams football team scored
on a 98•\ard ru n on thl' opening
kickoff. Manna H 1gh football fans got
the idea that 11 was going to be a long
night.
ihe Vikings closed out thrir pre.
Sunset Leagul' ~ason here Fnda'
night. losing to the Rams. 28-6. failing
to " an an) ofthefhe lO nte ts pla )ed
M1llhkan finished w11h a 2-2 record
going into league pla".
While the Vikings Sa\C up a second
touchdown on thc-first play o( the
second penod. the} battled back to
close the gap at 12-6 at halftime an a
game that saw each side featuring an
outstanding running back
Viking coach Chns Ramsey was
totall) d1sappo1ntcd in his team's
OUtCOmt'.
"I thought wt' were making pro-
gress to~ard league play until to-
night," he said following the game
"We had some bnght spots out there
but overall. we were our own worst
enemies.
"Millikan had a good game plan
··we now have to focus completel)
11n the unset League and try to get
read) for those games.·· '
One of 1hc bright spo1s for the
\ akmgs was the running of slotback
Frank Vacarro. who picked up IOI
'ards an 12 carnes which included a
)8-}ard touchdown scam~r midway
through the sccC>nd quarler to close
the margin to I 2-6.
The Vik1~gs had taken over at their
own 40 moments earlier following a
punt. and quancrback David Schultz
hit Enc Crocker for 16 yards to
conven a third-down situation and
put the ball at the Rams' 38.
Millikan's Monte Boulwcre packed
up 162 )&rds on 15 cames but failed
to score for lite Rams.
Fab}'an Irving took the opening
kickoff all the way and a pass
convcr ion attempt failed.
Ram quarterback John Fierro
Vaccaro ga ve the Vakangs another
hf\ following an ensuing punt when
he ran for 33 yards to the Ram 24. The
V1kes picked up a first down at the
Ram I 0 but on the next pla) fumbled
and ended the threat to 1akt' the lead.
In the fourth period. a pair 'Of
interceptions ended an} further
threats of a Manna score. The first
was turned into a touchdown b~
Lincoln Starks on a 48-yar<i return.
ond the second stopped the Vikings al
the Ram 8-yard lane wit~ 'SUI minutes
remaining. This one w*ackcd off by
Irving. .
The Vikings turned the ball over on
four occasions. two on fumbles and
twice on interceptions. One fumble
recovery led to a touchdown after the
Rams took over on the Viking 22 and
another ended a Manna dnvc at the
M11l1kan 9. The Rams didn't tum the
ball over during the pmc.
One mtcrctption went for a touch-
down. and the other ended a Vikina
drive at the Ram 8.
Defensive standoutj for the Vik-
MUl-lrvono ti kickoff retvrl'I (Din felt.a). 11-45
Sec-9 o-mr Milt-Fierro I run (PIH telle<I), 'll·St.
Mer-V8'taro 31 run (kick lellfdJ, • 32
'Tllltd 0Ut"9r Mltt-8Hltr 37 FG, 1 11 .. ..,,.. 'Giie,...
-' Ml-JOM1 1 run O.lek telle<I), II 11.
M1tt-s1er111 4' lnttrctc11lon return tBui.r
lllCll), 9 4S.
Allendtnce 1,300 (tJlimttedl
GAMI STATISTICS
Mar
Fiest oowns • Rtr1ne1·vera.99 74· 13' Paulne v11ci.99 41 Pustno l · ll·? Jt
Return VltdeH' I
Nf9fll,,,. sae1t verd•llf •·rrln·S
Ntt v•re1t" 17l Punls 6·lt
Fumbfft·tumble• 1o11 4·7
Pene1ties-verde99 >·11
Time of -..won 19-07
Ml • ' 44·261 ,.
f~6·0 II o-o 3'9
3-30
1·0 13· ll l
7U3
'P\iht, ltlttrce91iofl tumble re1ur111 •
IMOfVIOUAL llUSHINc; ~TOCktr, •·t, Vacarro. 12•101; SCJlulll.
4·1, Willems, t·•· Perk:, f · 11.
Ml-«emQt, 4-0, loul-•· IM62. ,,_.,
16-60. Slefkt, s-n. Kine 2·7; Fi.rro. 2-t
IM>N1DUAL ~ASMMO
""--SdlUll1. ,. 13·2. "
Mll-f'leftO{ 2-6~0, 1' •DtYMNAt. •ICSMHG
Mer-CrO(lo.tf, 1•16, WQIM!y, 1•20! Wlllleml, M.
MA-Ola"*'• 2·2'
•
' Finl Ova,...
FV-Cooll 1 DISS from Htnl91n IMel'IOMv
Kick I
SectNI Ouamr FV-Manonev 4S FG
Polv-GrHn 17 run IKeis.r kier..> J>o1v-<:1rter 37 run CK11,., ktci.1 FV-Mel\ontv It FG
T!Wct 0Ut"9r FV-Oet Gallo 7 run !Manonev kick)
Polv-ROl>in1 I run (l<tlltf' klCll)
, .. r1fl ~"""
Polv-Altunott 11 PUI from '""' , ....... r i.10)
Potv-Curtlon <lO run l Kelst< klcl\I
Allendanet 700 (tsllmtltd)
GAME STATISTICS ,v
F tr SI down1 71
Rush&1·vard1ge ' ll·S7
Penl1J9 v•rdellt 7'4 Peulne 76·0 ·1
Neo•llVt seek YlfOlllf l ·mll'l· 10 Pun11 4·32
Fumt>lel·luml>ln IOll O•O
Ptnelllel·veroeoe S·'°
..
,."' 10 v -m ,
1•1
7· 17·0
0
1·47
H t-71
IMDfVIOUAL •USMINO
FV-+ieft!Mn, 4·for·mltlua·S, l"o'M, 12·35.
Del G•llO, .. 27 PolV-Certer, s-n. Green, •·10S. Harri' 10-61, Aoblns, J -12, Pttele, 1•6, CIK'eton. 2·•1
IMOfVIOUAI. ~AIS*O FV~. 2'•47•1, 2"4. POIV-<er1er, 7• 12•0, 161.
'"DfV10UAL ltlCllV1MO
FV-COOll, 7•'2. w .. vw. 3-42; Seuenbel'v ,...,., Powe, •·'7, Del Gallo. Ht.
Pot...-Powell, 1·20, "-'• 1·14, Gnefl, 1·1,
Alt1tano«, 4·176
Top riders COillpete in u·:s. Speedway Charilpioriship Vaq•playtoqbt
-The lrvant' Hi&h footblU team will The 1988 United Lites National pcedway lc.der. most talented 1ntcmat1onal rider. try to rebound from us first loss of the
Championship will ~ held tona&ht at the Oranie Oicley's stron~t compe11tion come 1n the ltivcrstde's Steve Lucero. 24. has had a aood stason when 1t hosts Foothill. a 7-6
Coun_ty Fauvounds i.n Co~ta M~ form of Costa Mesas Bobby Schwanz. the natiol\al season ind finished second 1n the qualify1ng~nes. J~r 10 University last week at 7:30
The event 1s unique in the 11ct there as no champ1onsh1op quah~m stnts winner. A pest However, he has had a IOt of mechanical problems tonaaht
second chance or making up ~r J>Qints the next national champion htmstlf, St.hwaru has won the last thrtt ween which has slowed him down. Foothill, 2·2. opened WJth a to--0 race and will crown 1he new natJonal champion of more than SO main events th11 season alone. N Belch' n.. 1 Cou· . victory over Tusun btforc bowina to the' nation's 16 btsupetdway riders. Amons the 01hertop contenders inclUde Sam cwport 1 .-,a1 ens has JUll re-Woodbridae 23--0 The Knilhttthtn
facing ~ach other in 20 ~ck~to-~ck tvcnts, Ermolcnko who has been compctina in Enaland t~med to Chnhtre, ~and ind broU&ht back bQt Marina: 28-10. before Tallina to
the nders will be an a do-or-die s1tu1t1on. Miss• fbr most of the year but came t.ck to I.be lJnllrd 1 rtt new motors. • University
star:i. eras.hi have a mechanical problem. and the tatts in June tocompctc in the American final. The ttllc as worth 1houJ1.nd.1 ofdollan in pnze TM Kn;ahts emJ)loy tM o~n
n111onal 111 c tsaon.e. l'.hcre Mrodetoapn{ttt1eorundwounde.ap ~.•MN It UttlOld spontonhip dollan'f'or attack an a stronc runnu., II•·
Tbe20thrunn1naofth11eventptQml&es&0be finishana founh an the ind1v1dual final in Den· I.be 19191'11C1ntltal0n. Auln11 Univers.aty, foothill 111Md
supply one of the mo t talented f~lds ever~ San mart. Rnervcd wau1ttSll children 12 ind under 2f6 yards on tht arouad butoill) II
Clemente's Brad Oxley 11 the CU1TCIH natJonal Ermolenko allO led the Ammcan WOt1d are S9. GmeraJ adml111on la SI) for adultund $7 lhrouah thr air on one pa11 CO!'n'*'"
champion and la also the 19U season pointJ Team up squad and 11 conutlmid America's fordtildren. tion in e•ah• at~pu..
.. ....
.,.
Orange Cout OAIL Y PILOT /S.turday. °'"'Obef' a. 19U •
Unijumps all over Dolphins~ 31-20
Tro ans etaqulc startouto the gate
an cruise to a second stral ht victory
Not to be outdone, Jim Roberson
the ~ther half of 1he Tro1ans' poteni
rush1n11ttack, took control on Une's
next possession. On first down from
their own 35-yard lane. the ball was give~ to Roberson. who started
running left. cut back inside and raced
65 yards, untouched for a second Una
score.
By IJRK WOLCO'M'
....... C.11111 •a I
U~uversity Hi&.!' bolt~d fro m the sta~an~ blocks F"riday nipn, scoring
on 1u first two possessions to top
Dana Hills1 31-20. in a non-league pme at Irvine Stadium. ·
The Trojans' dormant offense wruch had scored just 26 points in its
first four pmes this season, erupted
for 21 points in the first half Fnday ni~t.
.. The offense has been there from
the Slart, but we just keep miHing a
couple of blocks here and there," Uni
Coach Mark Cunningham said after
the Trojans improved their record to
2-3 with the win. "The kids ha ve
known ~hat to do all alon~. Tonight
everylhmg came together.'
The Trojans win need thing~ to come together in a big way next·week
They open Sea View League play ...
f oR THE RECORD
CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES
N1ttenel LMtue
Geme I -Ntw Yortt Mer' J, Oed9en 2
G•me 2 -Oed9en 6, Ntw YO<k Mtrs 3 (5erlel lied. I· II ,
TCIMV -~ (HerlhiMr tl-1) el Ntw
Yor• Mett 10~~~':.: !7·9), 9 • m SUllde'I' -er Ntw V-otk Mell, S
P.m.
~V -Ded9lrs el Ntw Y.ork Miil, 9
e.m.
Tuescs.v -Ntw York Meh et ~. s PJYi:. (II necuwrv) •
Wtdneidev -Ntw York Mets •• ~. S PJn. (of neceuervl
AIMf'i~n LHvue
G•me 1 -Oeklel1d 2. Bos1on I 1
Game 2 -Oellle nd '· Boston 3 tOaklend ' ieedt Ml"lts, 2·0)
TOdav -Boston CBOCkl•Cker 13-IS) ., Oek·
lend (W.i<:l'I t7·t>. S P.m.
Sonoev -~olfol] e1 Qe11rand, noon MOnd•v -8oslon 11 Oe.k:.nd, noon Hf
Mc:fl$¥V)
~v -Oekr.nd. If Boston, noon flt necelHrv)
· Tl!Ur~v -0.ktand el 80$fOt>, S pm. (II nec..u.rv)
Wor1d wies
. S.lurdev, Oct IS -et Netlonat Ln11111
winner, S lO e> m
~ .... Oct 16
wlMef', 515 Pm
TuetcSey, Oct, 11
wlnMr, S·lO P.m
e r NefioNI LHQ<it
w.onnoev, Oct 19 -e l 4mefoon ~
Winner. S.25 e>.m
TllUl'Mlev, Oct ?O -et Ame.r1cen LHGIA-wlnner, 539 Pm. Ill nKenerv)
S.lurdey, Oct 17 -et i..erlonel LHQU4!
Winne<', 2.2S pm (ti ntGISMrV)
Sundev, Oc1 23 -•• NallOMI Lt~ wlnNf', S-?S e>.m Ill nKHMrv)
Coleve
TODAY'S GAMES
West, Reaits
Nev"' er Air Force
WHhlng!Ot> er ArizOfte SI
ColoreCIO St el 8YU
Fresno Sr •• c ... Siert Fuii.tton OIOel'lome SI ., Color•oo
Texes·E t Puo e r Hewe11. n
Montane SI •• IOehO "
Eesrtrn WHhlngton •' Monlana
Norll'lern Arizona •• Ntved1·Reno
Ulell et New Mexico
Ntv•de·LH Vt1111l If Pectfk n
Wvomlno er Sen OtfllO St • n
Sen JoH SI. er sientord
Oreoon SI el UCLA ~er USC
Lono 8tKll SI •• Uren SI
C.Utornla I I Wellli"111Uft SI
ldellO St. el Wt«>er Sr , n
SevWt•tsl
Tt•es Tech "" ArkenMs et Llrtlf Rock SOuthwtst Teus St 11 8evlor
TtllH /4.&M ., HOUllon .
Nortlleut L0<ilsle ne er North Tuu. ,,
At'lv Plnt Bluff vs Prelr1t View A&.M n
Otilenome .,, Tues 11 OeQes
Lem« I I S.m HOUS.IOfl SI • ,,
Rielt et TCU, n
MldWest Ar~el\MS St 1r Akron, n
Ohio Unlvershv er &owlmo GrMn
$our11ern 1111nol$ •• Entern 1n1noll, n
Centrer Mlclllgen •I Euttrn Miellloen. n
PurOue et 1•1nols
Ohio St •• 1no .. ne Soutllwtst Mluourl SI e t lnc:t18nl Sr n
Wl:s<onsln •' towe Norlllef'n IOWI ., Iowa Sr
....,,.esu el ICenws Mluourl 11 te.enMs St
lall SI et IC.tnt Sr. Wtsltrn Mlchlten el Miami, 0
Mldlloen SI 11 Michigan
Hclrtf!Wflftrn •• Mlnntsor1 n
Hclf'fhern lllinQls •• Toledo. n
Northwest Mlhourl !>I •• w 1111no1s, n
S.Ultl
MIUIUIC>OI e r AieO.me Jedo.ton SI el it.le1>6me SI . ,n
Teitel $0<.:fllerf'I I I AIGorn St
Eesttrn Kentuckv •' Ausrln Pen. "
Wofford et Oe.,.IOwn Wnl V1t9ln11 el E•SI Ct rOllne
Ubef't'I er EIOll
MemOfll\ St al FIOrlde .
Horii! CeroHN it.& T "' Florrc!e 11.&M. n ~Ille Soullltrn e t f:Jo<lde St
Venotrb!lt e t 0-gle
T-.Ht SI •I Grembl1no. n
TOWMll SI ... 1 Howerd -"" Au«lufn ., LSU, n ....
Sloutnwestem Loul\tene er Loul1ie,.. Tedi
TulM et Loulsville
irurmen et Mer\llal ~tit Tech •I Mervtend
Noffflwtsltrn Loulslene et McNttM Sr n
MWl•WollC Velltv SI el Mlcldle Tenn.lwt St
Murrev St. el MortMed SJ ~n Unl.,.trsltv 11 Nlcholls St.. n
Eat TtllllMMe SI •I North Ceroline SI • n
New ~· •I ltldvnond M9rRn SI el South C.l"Olf,.. SI
a.ga1nst undefeated and No: I-ranked
Corona del Mar.
Af\erwaiung until the fina' seconds
to beat Foothill, 7-6, a week ago,
University picked up immediately
where it left off. TheTroJans •ned
the game with Dana Hills (1-3-1) by
recoverins an onside kick. Two minutes later, they were in the
end zone with a 7-0 lead. •
Senior running back Gary Smarr
took the first play of the game around
the right side for 11 yards. He carried
again for I 0 yards. After a one-play
breather, it was Smarr again on the
right. this time for 19 yards.
AJ)Cnalty took the Trojans back to the Dolphins' I 0. Smarr taught a pass.
to the 1hree. On the next play. he
charaed JJP t~c middle for a touch-
dowo:-t •
That ma<rt ~ven plays for 46 yards: 45 of them by Smarr.
Waiting it out
''I'm rtally happy with the way our
~nn1ng gan:ie worked 1onigh1," Cun-
ningham said. "We had a good week
of pracuces. We're sttil without some
offensive staners. bu1 11 didn't seem
to slow ~s down 100 much tonight.·:,.
Nenher did the Dolphins. Rob-
ei:son en~ed up with I 04 )ard~ on
nine cames. Smarr added 75 yards on
15 auempts. , '""
With the running game firmly
established\ Uni quanerback Junior
Ohver was able to enJOY a good night
of passing. He picked u~ 118 yards on
9 of 12 attempts. Wlth no mter-cepuons and two touchdowns.
The first one came an the second
Fan• wal.t lD the n1n ~a delay of Friday'• sclledaled
Natiopal Leatue ChamploUhtp Serles game between the
Dod.Cen and lleta which wu e~entuaJly postponed. •
w111ern Ceroline er Ttllflflift·Cner1'nooae Soufller11 Mlucssle>C>< et TUfene
C1-mson er Vlrg1nl1
APC>elKlll1n SI. a r VMI
504Jth C•roOne et V"1J•n1e Teel!
Nortll C•rotine er W1111 Forfll n
tHltlO<s Sr .•• Wflftrn KtnlllC v. n
r111 ~1)11 e r Brown
l.efevtllt tr &uckt\11•
Prlt'ICeton 11 CO'umDo•
Vllleno ... a at Connecr1cu1
Wlnlem & Merv •• Oe:e .. ere
Corntd •• Herverd Oerlmoufh er HOlv Cron C01Qe1e 11 Lth1gh
80\lon U vs ~1ne er Por11end
Voungsfown S• •• Nor1111eS1ern C1nc111MH e t PtM St
Notrt Oemt er P,11
Mauecnuserrs ar Rnooe flleno
ROtotrs et Svrecull
11.rmv •' Yale
Communitv colt9e
TODA Y'S GAMES
Millien Ctftftffll<t Sen 0•'90 CC 11 Orer19e Ce>esl.
e r Camino •• GO'<!•" we" 7 Long ll•ecn .i Groumon: I 30
Cerroros et R1vers1oe 7
I 30
~Fullerton 11 Sen OllllO Mtu 7
Ml Sen it.nt0t110 11 S.001eb6c11 7
P1:om.r 11 Pnedtl\8 7
SOuthwesltrn al Rat'ICho Sanlle110 .7
wn..n; State CanlertflC•
Bekersl,.IO 11 LA Sournwfll 1
ComPIOll t i G tn01~ I 30 LA P .. rce er Mooroer11, I 30
Wtst LA er Venlura 7 30
LA Velley ., L-' Merl>Or 7 30
Senti Monie. er Seate S.ro.re
Hi9'1 school
FRIDA Y'S SCottES
(Nlft·l8oltut)
1 )0
Corone .Oet Mar 21 Cost• Mew 12
Ed1\on 42. SI JOlln llO\C.O 0
LOflO Btacn Polv JS Fountain Veilev 20
LOnt Btecn Wilson 21 NtwOMt Harbot 14
Meter 0.1 31, Hunhnolon Be.ell 1'
MIU1ken 21. Mertne 6
Min ion Vitlo 39. WtslmlniJtr 6
S.t'lte Ane v .... ., 3 SeOdlet>eck O
Sen CJtmtnrt IO 1.eoune 8t1e11 6
TOlhn 10, OcHn VI-0
Unlvtnltv 31, Dene Hiiis 20
Anltlot>t VelltV 36 111111 Park 17
Bllnoo flmet 'S es-enre 14
CIPtWeno Vt lie... 17 Po111r Lome •
Er Toro 71, Et OO<edO J
EI Modefl• 17 Loar e I
IC.1ltlte 10, Lt M>rtd• 0
LA Heore '' Perri 12 Meonol18 ,, So~• l
Sunnv H"1s JI, Brte·Oilnoa 0
Trov )(, S.v•""• O
V1iencie ?I C'lle>rttts 0
( Gerden G,...... LMtue)
8ofse Grenoe 13 Garden Grovt 6 -Ktnntdv II. L·e Qult'lte 7
Santleoo 36 Rat'ICllO Atemito1 TODA Y'S GAMIS
(Nlft·'"9Ut)
F 00111rn er rrv•M, 7 30 e> m Senta AN vs Lovo4a let Gltfldetc), 7·30 om
TrellUCo H•"' •• Sr Jo""111 (SM) 1 e> m'
NHL
CAMPBELL COlllFIERIENCIE sm~ Dlvblen
W L T Pts Git G/4.
Kones
EOme>nlCHI
Ce111erv
Vencouvtf
W1rt''-M'G
' 0 0 , • 1 1 0 0 2 s
0 0 ' l • • 0 0 I 1 2 1 0 0 I 1 2 2
St LOUll
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Otlr0•1
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Tore><ito
Ne<Tfl 01Vi"41n
1 0 0 1
0 0 1 1
0 0 0 0 0 0
0 I 0 0
WALES CONFERENCE
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TldeV'\ G.-
Ca101rv er Klnel. 7 .3S o m
8oiton er H.11rrlord '.lS o m
8ut11!o et WHh•ng•on 'lS e>.m
Hew JtfHV II Quel>tc. ' lS O m M1n~11 er Montreal. SOS e>m
Cl'l1cago al Toronto. SOS e> m
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WATER POLO
Cohee
NON·CONFEltllNCIE
Celifot'N8 10, UCI S I.JC: 1 O 1 1-S
C1 rorr"a ' • ? l>-10 UCr scor•ng W>roe n I L Ille I Warde I
8fll 1 Herman 1 Ge>el' MIVIS ~" 10 ca~lornia scoring lndart 2. Solomon ~
it.m1>ld1141 2 Krumins I Humtleft 1, Evtrlsr 1
·B•·lt'll l Goa t saves &1>11'1 • Wevner .S
Hkltl schNI
NON ·LE AGIJll
Ctl'll\t clll Mir t, f'Mt1"9 a
CorO'll dt Mar 2 1 • ~
Footh \ I 2 fo-41
Coro"• 0.1 Mer scor<llO Grentllem •
Gvsrer'°n J Se>evtr t Oeo1ng I Goekt w""
ltllOOtl 9
Footr" scor "II Mer,h J Cl.ll•1'Jer 2
Stuer• I CO#GP 1 Molder 1 Goelo1 .......
krwilf 7
LetuN ... di 14, Mltllr Del 6
Meltr~Otl I 1 0 >-6 L~h l l 3 S-14 Meter Del ..lGOClllll We ro I win.stow i.
Ge>eht MIVts ltoghe•r t 1 Leo~ 8t1w K Oi "II" Mo'll90n'ltN ' we.to..l 4 "''" l Goe t Ml"ts CelOw 10
C.llls:tr-V.,_v 1', F8Ul'lteln Vele¥ 1
~:~·,~~novt!:"ev \ { ! ! !::,~
Fount•in Ve ..., scor•nt Fr~ 3 Bftt 1
O\MCl8Qr0SMI 2 Goel\f Sl¥H Wevne 7 ~s C•C>l•Jr•no Velltv ~,ng it.ndtrson S Ftncwi S McCe.;1t11 3 Ge-gfr 1 ~ 1. EllNM J Goe .. MIVtl e~wmen •
quarter, after Oana Halls had tied the
SCOttll 14.
Uni aot the bal(Qh th~ Dolphins' 44
with 1:30 left 1n~ the hal Oliver
connected on lhrt'C Straight passes. including a 22-yard stnke to senior
Carl Oumula. and a five-)ard go-
atlead touchdown to Roberson. Rob-
erson. who kicked all four e~tra
poantsand laterbooled a 33·\ard field goal. scored 19of'the Um'd l points.
While the Trojans· Marshall Fran-
cis touched the ball JUSt once in the
game, iii ·1umed out 10 be Oliver's
second touchdown pass. a 20-) ard
strike over the middle m1d-v.a)
through the third quarter.
Leading 28-14. Un1'\ defense du~
in. shutung down the Dolphins
dangerous winged-T rushing anack. Seven Dana Hills' running backs
rushed fora total of 162 }ards, but 120
of those came in the fi~t half.
··our second half defen~ was the
key to the game." Cunn ma.ham said
"The first-stnngers did the JOb on -
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COLLEGE OF SEQUOIAS TOURNAMENT
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Oranoe COH I oel. Sen Olew Mti• 10·1S
16· '' IS·6, 9· IS IS·S
defense when they had to. and then I
brough1 in the second-stnnacrs to seal
up the game."
While the Tro1ans held Zach.
Hickman 10 52 yards rushing on 15
cames, the Dolphins' highly reprded
running back still came up w11h t~o
touchdo.,,,.ns. The real surprise for
Dana Hills. however. was their lesser
used fullback Brandon M1ggie . .,,.ho
rushed for 72 yards on I 0 cames
The Dolphins edged the Tro1ans in
first downs. 18-15. but Unt won the
battJe for total yards, 349-257. After
go1ng 4 for 5 passing tn t~ first half.
Dana Halls' quanerback Brrnt Gaut
hll on only nine of his last 2:!
a11emp1s
.. We v.enl to a prevent defense at
the end Of thejam~.JUSt tO tr. ll OUI."
Cunningham said .. h ~as the ~me
Y..8) wnn the onside kick on the firs1
pla). A lot ofthmgs happened tonaght
we Y..ere hoping ~ould come together
But v.e s111l ha'e some things to clean
up before league pla} begins."
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CAL.L 642-5678
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cat Iott from 808 Holland CAT-Murphy, male, 2 United ticket• from L.A CAMERA/ an......... MalntenancaSupetV!lot. lllLY PIUT ··...-L •TllL Circle. $50.00 REWARD Weatctllfarea, N...,..t Bch.1 t O'H e Chica 1 • 11.H·I
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Cat, blk male w/grn eyes, REWARD! LOST vlclnlt~or 10/18. CHEAP. 675-8590 PLATEMAKER . lllYEI* Looking for exp. gardlMr' Ptartlct·t~d ... A~ sot•,· -7am--=: $4/50-Hr. "M I .. blk II /ID & I & & d co . w/truclC for N.B. 543-1099 r " "''°' ·-• . No ex n..:."'91n-ag c • . co ar w "cac a ... voca o a It tit •uto parts at~e ..__.s de-urday, Sunday and Hol· eftta.. In -.· tag, on Balboa Island. F cat blk/brn speckles 1 1 " "' ,......, Id 3AM 11AM M t ,......___.. A E. w AR 0 I s l 0 0. n 0 I ~ra. No tall.Jl75..e 198 ntaa Immediate open ng or ex-llvery person. NMd OMV •YI to . ue .... ,.,. •
1175-3397 perlenced earner• Opet• pflnrout s.. Claud• at· MAINTENANCE be 18 Of OWf. 'Ytllld ~ 729 F ecfSt c Ji .... iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ftratllla cAILbcXRE-Need re-ator/platem1ke! Some HUB AUTO.SUPPLY . • •• llc9nee. c:urr.nt In-.:;..552'5* .~ • lleble, attentive cefe-beslc s1r1pp1ng ex-2120 Harbor l!fVd Colta eurance. good drMng r• ______ _._...__
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FOUND Red Huffy Sport
Cruia.r, July 5th. Please
call w/aerlal 11 to ID.
Brian 548-8781
PAA YER 10 the Holy Spirit, giver for 2·~ yr old boy In perlence helpful Apply Mesa &46-246'4 ASSISTANT COfd. $7.cJo per hour. gal IUL man UUI
I Holy Splril you Who our Corona del Mar home at: ' mlleage. Call Roger Top Producer ......, 2
meke me see evef)'thtng 3 d ys/wk. Occ er-lllYEI ~llDrDVISOR StartieyTueecSay thru Fri-honeet & exp'd Rat ~ot
and Who show me the rands/eves. Own car, llli.Y PILOT For legal support groupl '1Urtl\ day, 842-4321 Ext 205. Comm'I llo'd Agla,_f0%
way to (elCh my Ideas: Eng-speaking non-smkr. 330 w . bay SI. 9am-5:30 Mon thru Ftl. PlllTll WllTI• commltak>n + IMdS»n.
You Who give me the Refs. good pay.11•4-8839 Costa Mesa. Ca 92626 Must have own car. Full time .. iarled poaltlon Q~ay brush & roll 3 .,..1 CALL PATRICK TEl«>l'E divine glh to forgive end 6'42-'321 11292 953-9451 fOf ..-eon• ..-lenc:ed In ..,... • • ; · '' 721 1200 ·• •
10,,....t the wrong that la LIVE-IN Caring n/smkr ,...... x,.... •IP $9/nr 841-5891 •
doM t0-me and You who (English speaking only) I II basic housekeeping, · · are In 811 the instances 01 w/car tor 81 yr old lady Ask for Pat or Lisa II Y P/T minor mechanlcal, .iec.. Part-Time Order/Salea
my Ille wtlh me. I. in this I NB Refs. 6'4-5-475 For Flower Shop. Call t~mblng repan, Entry. Alllsl In handling Alicia or Virgil 833-1883 k of floor eat• orderl, exc:elt. entry level short dlal09ue want to LIVE-out needed to witch Wllll POT TIIE pr~ and super-)ob, CM 543-9520 Ull IOf _,....,.,,_..,__,.__......,....,.~=--
thank you for evef)'thlng 7mo babyglrl Mon-Frl ln For parking facility $5 hr. lllYHP/T v111on oi)anlt0tlel CIN. Malcotm,wegeaDOE IULmlTllllT.
and confirm once more NB. Engllsh IPMklng, llte Newport Beach 675-2790 Mon & Wed fOf Flower Send r..ume with aa1ary • Full or PIT. Poaltive.. et·
that I never want to be houset<plng. Approx-hrs CHIROPRACTIC Shop In N.B. 852-9155 requirements to· Plllll FllUY tltude. Reeoon9ibta ._...
seperated from You no 7:30-5:30+. 863-4273 DRIVERS WAITEI MISSION VIEJO MALL, Mature, P/T, flex hra. Run pendable. light typtng>IS
matter how great ma· MOTHER' HE PER ASS ST IT 27000 Crown Valley complete office. Com· bue+. Detla 7•5000 FOUND: Twin 7 mo gr~ terlal desires may be. I s L Mon· I A Must have economy car & Parl(way Miiiion Viejo puter • muat. Cotta MeM · ~~Fy:;~iei:i:~ ~an~~~be: ~~v:~ ~~h~g.m·~:· c~r:n1~':J' Frontoffk:e,enthualastlc& Insurance. Good P•Y· CA 92S91 , A.ttentlon; macblnelhop. 540..8533 1 ~1.1.kutC&ll
home. 548-5703 ~petual glory. Thank $-4 50/hr Irvine. Call IOf cheerful, good office ~~~~rs. Call fOf Info. Malntenanc:. SUperMor. THE Five Crowna Rea-Of :111 S::-:,r.:;::.,
I OST·l0/3 Tlge<C t 1''t You for YQ.Ur Love lnterview651-&110 skllls,eompetltiveaalary. •lllALFrtllftftltt taurantcurrentlytlaapoa.-h•ianl I Fia11ei1l Moaey To Lou 2914 yrs Oid. ~ona ~'Mar towards me and my loved MOTHERS HELPER. Nwpt 6~o1'~i-~~ Contact 8EIEllAL OfFICE Pait-Time afternoon•. ltlonuvallfor H09t...... llllPTlllllJ J1Y11•1at jP 1 F • area. PINN help! Kids ones. Amen Bch. Needed PIT M-Frl Immediate opening for ac-pt\One, apptt, peg board, ~ awlY •h• 10_,,, Eves & Sat, 38/hr wlri lag = . ens on und has un heartbroken! 759-8021 9 IPersons may pray this 2-6pm. Must have car & CLASSIFIED curate typist with & ftNng. 5 day1 tll 7pm. Tll FM lllWll BMcti. elilngual a muefl • aaaty ZtOll ~~'.-::,.~~ ~o; cfr.~?~9:,iLOST CAT WHITE Ml ~~a~e~tt! t~~~~~u~~e refs. Cell 720-8175 pleasant telephone pe1~ Exp. pref. Call betw, 11·8 3801 E.Cout HIQhway Wiii train. Mutt be ti6rid·. 50 ~RN IN96 DAYSI BK o.k Mr.Lee 972-88881 PERSIAN. Corona del y~r "wtsh will be grant~ PROF. respon young white ADYERTISll& tonality In Costa Mesa w .. tmlnat91' 814-47•11 Corona del Mar •bit. Helen, 494-0~
Potentlal. lnvut S300K se-1 Mar area (Harbor View no metier how dllflcull It fem Melts room In home CPA firm. Full time, excel· ~~n:Y~~~~~lp~~lfor *T~P~'fo.~1~:$ No Hllll). 721-1635 may be. Then promise to in exchenge for lite The Orange Coaat Dalt ~ i:;e::;:.,~:~ndoi
1ate!Owner •99-6102 cred.V /nopeo Call Den-LOST Large DESERT publish this dialogue as h~ P~ef~20-= Pilot has an immediate vldu1I Call Dottle, • nison Assoc 673-7311 * TORTOISE. Sat. 10/ 1 vie soon as your favor has area. • · opening lor telephone 6'S-.420
Racquet Club NorthwOOd been granted. MQP sales at our front count91'. --------H2 Te I.Ha 14 Autaactaeat1 REWARD 559•9091. r 'Pt•t SS 0 Prior sales experience H_IRlNG1 Government
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futaactat ti Z9ZOI RECYCLE helpful Must like people 1obs.-your ar... . ltt4C.. flst1 a · LOST Male Rottweiller. ano be orgenlzed. $15,000-$68,000. It •Hlifyil& WANTED: People wnol October 7, Cliff Drive •Cl00CINSTl.ITlll8KGRN00LIH 45wpm typing Call (602) 838-8885 •398
love Christmas people & 1 area of Newport Beach through the P~gy Blevlna for inter-WORK OUTDOORS 1·1111 F114li11 making SS.-an hr w;th REWARD!* 953-5887 DAILY PILOT 1•LOAN DRAWS view appointment.
Telephorie approvils Chnstmu Around The C · •A.IP 714-~2-4321 ext. 301. ..--..--Problem credit/Income. World Call Daw n REWARD lassif1ed Pages ·· Urgently needed E.xcep-The Orange Coast Daily
IOfecfosure. btnkruplcy 997..C256 Lost 9/29 lg brn teethe< Ilona.I pey. 1 Piiot 1s looking tor an
tst. 2nd & 3rd TO's 1 . ...: tote bag w/grey leather Turn unwanted Temp. to perm. ISSlgn-.., energettC"" person •to as-
R E. lo811s any reason -11 Ill S appt bk personal papers items Int o ments. O.C. poatt10ns CUSSIFlll slst our Olatrk:t Managers l~~~l ~~:=: FOUND. 10-speed Bike. '"j & psych Journals v1c money today! T~.P~~~~:s 11f!~1n1111 II
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drivers license, proof of
AOMIN ASSISTANT The Dally Pilot has lm-1 1nsurance and OMV
ashlon ISiand. Rffpon-mediate openings for print-out Star11ng pay Is
albte, typing. client con-telephone stlespeople S7 oo per hour plus gas
tact, growth potenual Mull type 45 wpm Ind allowance
675-8f43 wttods/wttdys have good communlCa· Come In 10 epply at:
OVANCED WINDSHIELD tlon skllls CaJI Peggy I
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llYHTISlll CLEANERS between 9am & 5pm M·F Est'd CdM Retail eo 11an-S e e k I ri o e x p · Or call Eric at 6'2,..321
Ing ln-houM agency. Nds cieaner/spotler & pres.s-ext. 205
antcepr&oeur1al type -.r. Oteu (pr Success ---.,-1-1~1-1-0-11---w/related exp & a.c:ty • Clianers 722·8777
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1175-1579 Of 675-3308 I Davi~ Gabriel, 966-1955
DRIVER
WORK PART-TIME DELIVERING
NEWSPAPERS. 'EARN UP TO
$600/MONTH. MUST HAVE RE-
LIABLE VEHICLE, INSURANCE
ANO OMV PRINTOUT. MON~
DAY-FRIDAY 2-5 P.M., WEEK-
ENDS & HOLIDAY.$ 4-7 A.M.
NEWPORT/CORONA DEL MAR
& LAQUNA BEACH AREAS.
CALL 142-4538 EXT. 205
ASK FOR ROGER sr AR KEY
F·UN
AFTER SCHOOL
WORK
11 Y e&r1 & Older
Work Evenin91 & Saturday
YOU CAN AVERAGE PE~ WEEK s7500 .
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PHONE: 491-3321
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o:iy and Sunday 1n lu own c1arnf1c1u1on 1n r~ .c 1ass1t1ed AdS:.
Since this 1s a special otter. we have a Thursday noon deadlirM
and ask prepayment for all ads This Is open to all private p~ •.
adVemsers for mtrchandise noc over s I SO (price must be list~
1n adj and no abbrt>vtat1ons win be accepced All ads win run
Friday. Saturday~ Sunday. There is a s-11ne minimum at 20t.
per lrne So 'J04K loW cost Ofmes·A·Une ad Is onfy ... :
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PRICE: S·hne m101mum • 3 days • JOC per hne = SJ 00 '
• All ads .Jre prepaid by coming 1nio the OtJ1/y Plloc io •
pl.Jee your .1d or use tnl" coupon oeiow
• Private party ~rchand1se only ads No com· ,
merc1al <1ds. pets livestock produce or plaou • ,
• Each 11em must be pr1Ced m the ad with no items over
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. GAN>IN8 furniture, Sl50·S400 Home raleed <T• Cup, MM.: UTATI 751-IOOO PerMc:t Condition. Cali Toy & Min.) All cdotl
Whl•&T/llm atterst>m 950-s909 '250-$700· 75t·:Me5 SPICIAL GAIAGI SALi IATI
~ llMc:fl dellgn BAR stool With br ... rail, ... ... ONLY 404 /llne. CALL 64~5678. AUTHENTIC Old mov:nCAIB, MW ~ht OM Jenny GUITAR/cae ISO Roff-•·1COlJCH NCllOn .. Stso.18 ~r-:c,: .. ~~· Ulihel~open. dining rm •t 6 chain, llSI posters S25·S 100 Lind $100, no mattr ... , way bed 135 '2 VCR SJ5. 25 ' eolor TV 9000 C ~ tabte ~tor a apedel pereon oelc end & cott .. table, Yamagata Olyrnp4c poet You unauemble Fair-diameter maple tat>Je, 2 S1 50 Mlerowave $75. HM"Y a6W • a good ......,ance & ~·· 721-1081 ORGAN SHAF"Efl & BOHS ..... SAT Sam·noon. no N<llff. er 120 titindredl pott-t W.W/81ker, Costa MeH. lellvea. 4 chair~l15 Cor-Muctt other turntture SS-Sl50 li':::ri~vel ~•n:,...:•rsonallt~ NEW Daybed Whit• & =:. :.~ t~~ '::: Pnialall 1117 ::.~~c;c:.~ac~ d<rn: •s. ..,~epht. photoei 546-4747 rect·O·B•tt ~pewrlt•r $50 BHutyr .. t b•d• r~.,.. ~.....,.. Odt
• typllng El<ut, w/mattr ..... & tur•+ _,....,. more •Int !E """" .... ~ ... ~ st--'-11·$35 6 3-7833 2 MATCHING upttolstet'"ed ~5 S '°!' 20. Girl's $100 6'8·737' :;~ FloOf •-A' 115~
compu ter tra nlng trundle Complete. $245 concl. s8(i()'e73-2727 MOVJNO s-. Sat l0/9 ""' -·· '" .,.. """'· FOUR 1987 Toyota true arm chairs, comfortable, bik• $l0.-.20. All prleft Lat"';.. White ~~ratalr· • r.tQllltry.145-1781 *840-8733* . 202 Mlrlll'IW Of. 5 pc oek cedat d'lett, rattan tan Wheel• Ti'x5'h with fou good condition Sold nexlbl9 538-4S43 ROLL· TOP desk, maple cae S25. Luy Boy ,..
__.,1111 + Designer goof: New White .,... mite ctlra TV book• .._... -..-' ... -~ T B ""·-,_, • ..,., ..... IT li~ln wa bdrm .. t. rnettr ... set1, chair, Inflatable r•"· etc. br1~fs It--' ....... , Ill~" or u n•1r •~ FENDER. Ctiamp am. plllief $100/0 BO Nice Piece. -•1 ..... ..---.. ~-$10.
CO... .._. home Im· aola/chaJM Mt. HI ~le. al s SCHWIN eiREToP tlouMtlold '1temi & rTIOfe: .,!tOGV01~,2nYorAR(VDlc1SorALEia • radial tlr P1~5/75 R14, 64 1572. • $60. Germ•n vlOlln wllh ho m 11 rot her I a.vatlan cfllna for 8, pus
»"'--t Gd-......... C • •1500 S eotldltlont Ut -'-ht ov• ·-'" /lka ne S75 HCih. REFRIGERATOR "-~-• cue and bow, excellent tullwood 3 bt9Ck slate $100. 5'8-8135 . ..... ~ co. .,...,... os, • acr lie• • .. _ · p•ne •aa •H* Plaoentla, Cost• .Mesa. "73-3800) .._....,., condltloll $150 Men'• toP 1neert1 perfect 10<1-=="'='...,.,.,.,,._-..,....,,-,-·1 ..,. nae. Potential to $1000 780-3848 1100/ot>o 536-el16 'tN • ~.. Sat/Sun 9..e:30. ,.., Electric 1' toot. runs iett hand golf •t corn· horM or otflc:e $l00 VEAYT IN needed for ~13'"1'~ mgr. Lv EASTBLUFF buutlful o4;30pm °' a.9pm • UMIAY 1-4* SAT 10 5 Pt-............ GLASS ~vff S30 Ty good $76 New spare tire, ptete, pro quality 5150 Mlj)le dtnlng room t•ble raiSlng parakeets, lnelUd-MtO L t dlnl b1e •750 l :::.r.::;.... ™S •11. •-. -1-· ..... -~. writer $2<1. RMI recorder! Super Belt l*lecl Ar• ae.uutut tur coat 31• with ' red naughahyoe Ing o4 foot flight cage, o us ng ta • 4 p:::::J ... -r frffHr. double door 135 Rattan chair $15.I stone 'pty E78-1' Wlll1 '-"th. stze 91g $135 chairs like new $100 breeding cage etc. ~400 .... hl•IT /Um custom blael( lac:q. Chi-•••& ..... , -I St·$3S. Bikes, cottec-ref rig, furniture. bikes, Sweeper SS Lamp $5.1 convert 3S3 Broadway Si~t vlOla, German Allll stMeo receiver S90 dog night cage 525. Hav-For Fountain Valtey In-MM Chipp. armchelrs. 11 tlb*, books, typewriter toys, lwnpe, etc. Cash 1982 F I A A-Hart Wllmal tr•n S20 -~ Office. Good Rattan chalH hud-~ -r-1_ .... I llu llZZ only. 3493 Queen• Court. ul er ton ve • DOUBLE bed frame 'I maoe with cue S 150 Four 3-w•y acoustlcal _. ~ & typing aldllt 1 boards, queen rattan 4 Oct. 8 & 9, 9arn.·~· -•-s.tS-2452 Costa Meea bed<l1ng $75 19· TV. M1111n ukulele $150 ex-speakers made by 64~56.
inwat. Xlnt Co.-benefits. king leak & paUo furn. & Orange County Fai r· *ifiiilii* FUR quilt Ml·klng tan $25. colOf. remote S 150 An-eellent clarinet S 150 K.,,WO<>Q S 180 Otf1C9l-W-hy_S1_or_e_at_l_tl'loM--unu--MC1-1
4a'IK, Medical & proft1 other ml9c. 7~719 grounds, Costa M9sa. --ULI Sat-Sun 9-? 1575 Orange 1923 Sllvef pl&le ttatwear
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ftwrlng. ,Salary negot. FORMAL Dining Room Enter off Arlington St. 23G...._.1Pt.S11 "12 dAve1,·1Cerys1 tatptam1cPt'u'rfuems. lncludlng wood chHt OressetS25 720-al71 . FOUR ve<y r\!Ce drnses bencll,2 Y 10 50 Bark. •taHQat110eslile me1asa1-Aall f Debt>M .._. °" n $50 Off-white sllpper --uMd in wed<l1ng1 worn recra ters ski rac s. lied ••• (714~ .. 7480 table. 8 'chelr9, 3 laves, 'JrusmtiM Designer tamps. small glassware. clothes · Chair s35 8 P*e lndlan1MODEL seHs costume)eW'-one. Pink S'S, ~h Auth.., 190 s Wlth poi........-Look--.-10-e1-...,_....,.ifi,,...ied....,...wt1-... -"--4 --....-.----·----I cus1ompad&hutchS600 -tablet. bedroom turn treedlsnet.antiqueS25 elry SS-$15 Ouallly $45,penWlnkleblueS5S .S.60 646-10'1 d1y1,l ,our•1oo«Jn;tor--. 119' /lllllTUY Or beet ofter. 846-8588 INb..& II 7111 1 carpets, entlque oak tutlia Call s.ts-9521 7am·7pm clOthing sue 6-8, .noes Formal emetald green Tv.. 10 VOUf epplCanc:.e ""°'
lmmed.oP.ninarorresp. Hlde-1-bed. 6 drawer 18' SCHOCK ElEc. PKT glus bookcase. com· Y1ll9 &134 s l u l O s 10-sso S94 ladies 718 Kim
to an..., phones, chest. occaalonal over-Canopy Bay Boat. Surrwt puter aoftware, misc 3-FXblrv' §l(E Toys COMPUTER $50 0.111 720-0933 54M t51 DEADLINE " o•r r r
I typing & filing, Start stuffed ctlr, maple desk, mdl, Nu Motr, Ext Cond. MOVING SALE. Sat/Sun kids & Infants clothes' $50 Waterbed I SO WASHEq dry9" harvest I PRICE -"l'!l.itr • ,,,., ..-... oc ~· .,,. : ~J r1 4a hr.-645-1891 ~.etc. 673-4111-SJ1Kobo~6Z3-&800 1()..4. Antiques. furniture, turn &-boob. ~AT 8·2'. Bikes $15-~5 Tires gold. gooo oond1t10n$2S FIND ' . . . Jlf"°"°""Oy~OM!'!'19 ~ m .. Cfa:Vl"lfOt IO
f\ECEPT /TYPIST tor MOVING: Gaming or intor-ftwtr INts HU iotlec~1bl as, d11hes 18787 Santa taadora ~~~;,~~;1: 1 t.11!5~~~ ~~~ge =:::•f,k~r!; ;><•~ "',::;;,~'.:."~:!'~po;,:<l;,r" No ,0,.. ~/NB R.E. Offlcie. ln·j mat dining table 4' diam. i6' SEA KING FISHING ~~.'l'trlsn9ln mal~I btgonl IEIUllllHI ••L.E G I S25 R tt $25 S -~1 P"tl n'f"tt>C" P•OOu(f' o• .,.., ... ~ ..ai-t personable, Flex 4 swivel chairs, $150. • .. v.,. (i •• , w -OI clubs • 25 R4ttan chair wttl'I th ouoh rla<...,11tt>O Mji3'1:7370 I · 121•8231 Boat 64. Johnson 60 HP. Iris & Hetlolrope) 1al 11~r 650-5015 pad s2s 5'6-'435 r .., ID~~··s-a~MOVING:~lr~up.;~.~~~ •o8SPAflMt•I . 1~-~\~1~~~-------.-.~~.,~-.--------~------~~--~---------~~
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EIP'd dependable tor boardwlthmlrror583W 37' TRAWLER. att..._cabln, FurnltlH8, household Uust SQ. ~lies SQ.Pk off atos •tahe TRADE now sweater bout~ue In Nwpt Hamlllon C.M. g4g.5209 time share In exchanr. Items. clothing of Los Jardlnes West) -::"n~ '& .. r:!i~~ Moving S~lel Birch dining f()( sllp I~ ~.m a..c . SPYIUSS F=~r:· ;1~~:~~s~ools, ... c~:~,:r..i· . .
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~~.·. P.!,,cySact1. 8-121.a. •t•H IC~ 14 Loaded with power equip-Uin-Frl 12·5 tor appt. Allan chine cabinet $75. '86 Center Console In· ...,.,,. .... oped _ men I. ( lKSF3271 s11:995 : IOll. ULIS ~~-$~t~7J~~~J ~~~P1JJ:~~-r~!,: hou..notd kitchen & dee· Appl, furn, skis, toys, fl
P9'0'. PIT. New North wtelectrontc:s & fl1h orator Items & clothing. ~~~~· ~n1: 1t_~rvlew,
t.aouna shop. Pref mature l1ne4 ... I lrHI equip. S20.000 value tor nl1 Ill l 4 1..,.,1 ltacL 'l 'I reap. lady w/knowtedge ot 2 m1ftr8ues, trundle,~ 59,00&. 875-1358 _ • • •
JOHNSON & SON
Lincoln M e r cury :ze:ze Harbor Bh1d
Costa M•H s..w S6l0
antlquel & Interior deeor. $265 cmptt• 840-8733BOSTON Whale< 17' 100 w IWll IEn ·-·-11* Wed..S.t 11·5 aome Sun· 0 s-c · ..., -·~ --•• days 497·2227 ak urve rOlltoP desk HP Evinrude, tratr. radio, EVERY SAT. & SUNDAY *•ftll w.f• • $J150. Bookcaae-cup· compasa, Bimini, bait •Orange Coast College* SAT. l0/8. 1 DAY ONLY INFiii board wlglasa doors & tank, etc. Mek• redon-Fairview & Adams, Coste 9-3 1300 Antigua (cornef ~-..___ Hot For-·A Queen Ann Legs $350. •ble otter. 838-9324 u--Ad "-·---/Pa kl of Sant"""") Furniture --;.r.:--S-hlngt--~ Amen oek hutch $450. AU "'LASSIC 34' Monter--m._.... r ng I -·-, • ~. ca11'irs-;o'1" very gd condr 75&-1877 iv retxJllt board·for-t>oW'd: ~~!no.. fff~Sd~~2 :, ~t cfo~~~· dl':t::
QUEEN ANNE I' 1972. Main salon added Swap .,._t. '32-5880 collectab:es.. 54-$350.
JOHNSON & SO N
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lf>l6 H,,.,,. ti-d Rooters Wanted, Journwt· Thomasville sty1e d\er-1985-F~ bat. CiOm•·-!•-------• ..,.-=--=---==-:-==="' ....... hot roofera, min. 5 rywood dining room, orig plete galley. 50 HP-Antq oarc desk , s ant liilM•
yra. exp«. journeymen $4000 ucrlflee Sl775. Perkins. s 25.000 218 E. 18TH ST •B C M 1 board. ver11caJ blinds. •11 UlllLI
r-.•· ~--'>40 '.l6JO
shall• & lhl""te men •• hi H bl ...... 3.,~. 7...,, "S"" 631 ·2559 TOOLS , nice women's clothes sz I ·.. • ... ate ng co H ta e .......,.. __... or .o;.rv ..., st-, ,.,._810 clot"-. 6 • 8, _, __ n~-thlnns. CHTml'TAL must haw own transpor-Ht, formal sof1+love~..,.,...,.,,=""',,..,...-=--..,......,,,_,_ --_,..., '"""' ca ,.,,_ """ ... latlon, Andy s.4~712 ... , (blue/rOMI creme). aurfboards and etc. I 25c-$266. SAT 9-.3 8 "Giveneky Ser;es" L1ka
Sales Brand new. 97~53 Od)'SMY C"t,##J>t Cresi new Uc :c2ERPS83
Oriw a 750 N BMW. WHr QUEEN size custom made OyerdleMtcrulaer. Flying 2 FIMILY UU* MOVING Must sell Every-$20,995
111tor mad• ctothH. itudlo couch brown/~ ~~:_.. ~d3·,gftey· lllUY llLY l·I thing ~ust go. Westler, JOHNSON & SON
Lincoln M~rcurr
2929 Herbor 81.,.d
Coata M•H 540-5e30
• 10K/ _.. 5105 """V"' ..,.....,._, ,,_ arge 1962 Chutcil St dryer. couches, ·end • mo . .,..... /gold tones. Like new. cockpit. $38,500 OBO. jToola. antl<iU". armo1re tables coffee lable SILES J180 OBO. 840-8930 MUST7~~LLI Lots of family items! beds. antiques Newport
lnalde Nlel exp. or will QUEEN SIZE MA TI RESS rok• s7S-8 DIVORCE FORCES SALE Beach. 412 T rucha.
treln Mlllng Micro compo-& BOX. QUIL TEDI ti . EVERYTHING MUST GOI Sat/Sun 10-5 6'0-1380 '11 lissa• •ul••
nents. Sal.+comm, M.V. BRAND NEWI $155. nt con . YT new SAT·SUN 9-4 Multl-Family N.B. cul-de-Loaded w/PQW!H equip-
C•ll Nancy 788-1233 C.11: 846-4293 lne NBch 111 avail 25d Orange ,tA-4 aac antiques collec· ment Moonroot Low
IUlllTllSS p /T RE FRIG. wllcematcec $350 :'8sr · SELL f32,oo0 Furniture. clot ties, water· tlbt9s, camping & llsh.11miles (2EIL953l S 13·995
Costa Meu/N port Sec11onat sofa, earthtones obo. CALL 497-2277 bed, er•"• & mora.,SAT goocts, motorcycle, toys .• .!-~1· 111• •w 2 belge/peech $500. Othef • & SUN &.• 220e Ratetgh misc treasures & re--; '
BMch •• 148-121 turn. & misc. 6'2·9281 bJI/ kt/ ttrlft Ave. (Wll.c)n & Vlctorui) ~~~-:CO ~at. ~;~ a..2 7 ,. I
SHUTUY F/T SEARS Portable dish· 1022 MOVING SALE. Freeze!'. BO!' · : ___ ....!.._..:.......!.
Relponsibl9 lndlvlduel to wasflef, dining table & 6 . eep water m n TV, vacuum, Bakers rack, Ill TI fglLY SAU* vw '70 BUS New 0pamt
rvn front office. Typing, chalra. Recliner chair, bay alip for rent. Witt talc• curio Shelf. bt.ltcher block SAT -SUN 9:30-'• rebuilt engine & trans-I
flllng & go_od phone lklllt sofa & misc. 6'2· 7183 2 smaller boats. Brokers tables, f>001 room lamp, 2535 Vista Baya mission s tSOO Private ~~~~ ~s.m~ SHARP sofa. toveseat/ OK. 673-2065 baby erib,,cMg tbl Sat P1cutre frames 1001s, party 751•1019
-----·---chair. ottoman Scotch-t7 FT. Boet Shp for rent 8-'. 4 tO Etnetson. off sports equip redWood ==---=,....-.-;=""'ii SEUn&IJ garded. Never used. S ISO/mo, Balboa Island Tustin Ave 5'8-48§ 1 turn. watches & more' • C11e-" a.p
Mature adult. Gen ofc Onty S250 Call, 6'3·929• II 714/67S-9S46 Side by Side Ing. couch. 110meo11e
exper. Pleasant environ· I SOFA and Loveseat 818/79Ct-7302 ~~;!,«eo ;ee1-io-ree1 · cnairs, t>rea111ast se1 PIC· apedal 1'ltb
m • n t . H r I 8 . ' LooM cu. shlons, pittowS 10' SI'· H ~ ._, .... for vbv s 90 grea1 sounds tures. Sat/Sun 9-12 t23 one of the
New port/C.M. 675-~ /Scotchgarded Paid "' ....... 200n 1 • Via Jucar, Lido Isle
$985 $375 .:.3 9.,.,,~ For power .,.,..1, Imo ,__-------+--------maDJ pet• SUllTllT PIT /Mil ...... "'"'" CALL s.48-8830 • 1 Mt ,organaed depen SOFA brown widewate Aab .. tl, Aatos mrrtH 9100 ad~ett!Md d~=.:f.11artwneecMd I CiOfd~roy S--good Ciond. 60~h~~R~G1o ~ Cl111ie1 ff4S1c0Ns10ER safety, resa1e la clualfled.
for Nwot 8ctl Publllhlng W 2 Wiii units, dart! wltft boat $25 ooo MERCEDES 6 3 169 great value. easy 60 mo
Co. Must haY• good I <>M finish w/dr•wers &l 5'8-69o40l~meaMoe cond. Last ot the .hind· purchase lln&nc1"g ~ ~~ typing lkllls. llght book· cabinets $100. 645·5778 ., mlde beauties! $10,0001 Compare House of Im·
keep(ng & computer exp. ISOUTHWESTI Lamps • •
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obo. 833-35'4, 720-0566 ports & Be Safe 213171'
Fl•xlbi. hours. PleaM sofa.,.1ovesea1 chairs· ' •1ac. rH1,.rt1h1a -..a MERCEDES 't
call C.,OI, 54-4800 chai99 (peach/greenlWhtJI atll •rertn 80 500SEC I I (2717) ........__
uoanuY /IEOIPT Stone/glut or Whitewash: M1flrcyclt1/ 83 380SEC tk ~I (7337) • J1
Elcp'd person able to Col/encl tbls; din sets; wall Sctttera Ull 82 380SL $3 lk (234') /~
Mndle people & phones unltat Pine log• pole bdrm 1 Ul HOlll 111• IADA llll i 85 190E Wht/gry (0274) . "' wilp06M. Xtnt typing, W/P On/kg mattress/bx eprngt 86 300SOL 34ml (241') ~.~ -~
&.Admln lkltts, FT or PT. Wholesale prca. 973--0653 21GIL White maroon lntMior 6 78 300CD Cp Wht ( 1337) . ..__-'...._'l",__.....,._~
c,,11Trecy5-t7·1503 iactlll•H•I 15 speed, air conditioning. &82 300300oD S6210k 9m501 .7<50589912J
AM /FM casaett e .1 1 · uanuY 2 'A H p Boat motor. Pair 2800 miles sunroof, 59,000 miles FUilS .... 1420
Tlrfd of aame Job day •"er louvered wood swinging Tatce over payments. $57001 MUST SEE TOYOTA ,... ... ,,. .. GT 1979 day, tflen Mnd ra.ume I cal• doors 4'x3', Pair ll l llH ..,..,,,_ toi. Jemea W. Stegelt, trevers drapery rods 8' w. • i•t •ol• A C, P.S, AM/FM, sheep
CIPA, 688 Baker St. Call AM'S 960-<t280 late lftaaia IOIO • ·• • coven. super clun
VER 50 PRE·OWNED BMWs IN STOCK
'87 BMW Converliblts
I 117, Costa Mesa. CA 35 GAL haxlgon fish ' S7950tOBO. 953-9300 or
9M28 to start W()r1(1ng In I · • & 776-4126. ·:~ AMW 11 •. SlO 995
a k. 1 ent l w/flsh,$150. 964-S509or Compare Hou• of Im-1, VW Rabbit Corw 1981 . fun bt.lt fut peoed aquarlrum complete Program I• a winner Ste•l•nw ... r(;i" l !· ..
• o, ,11:1~urr1i; 8001882-7771 ports& BeSale. 213171'I M excell. cond 25.000 .,5 ..... ,c .. d .. s MBl --------Gas Dryer·Maytag Almost MERCEDES. miles, 3 yrs. In storage, l'l'IC ~ ~
llm/AllllmM new. Harwst gold $200. ,,.C ~:~· 7~1;r• S6SOO $22.975
ArchlteciUl'al firm requlr.. TV antenna $20. Low boy •• • .., .. -.. xxx:~;~':' ~. :t;. ;• •4"
exp'd Admln. peraon Clbln•tl. nud.I r•· '86 isOZI p/u. cm.I NEWPORT ....... ~.n A1t11 h•ntic t3IO wfatrong Secty/Acctg flntanlng .so. 962-4479 mag wheel•. ex~tent ...,... •• Inventory of ovtr 50
tkllla. IBM . computer MOVING-Xlnt CNaflty. Ital· condition 13600/0 80., 1540 JAMBOREE ROAD 'II Ca4iHae ,. nict. und BMWs
bec*ground in aoctg. & Ian vetwt aota. ~·P<: MC· 983-2087. Open 7 days a weett LONG BEACH word proc.tlng. Salary t1onat w/queen sleeper· ·as CHEVY P/U 314 ton Extended Serv1ca Hours F111twlMl lr..P ..
negot. Send ra.ume 10· glan/wd dinette Ht; ale, auto, xtnt cond'. 7 a.en · 10 Pm Mon-Fr1 The b•g one t.:o&.ded · ~~ 6~~~ l<tNG waterbed w/solld 24,000 ml. $7700 ot>o. ••BMW '84 3181, reel, ;:::o~''tf~4~~ ~.BMW
8ch CA 92880 'or call pine hutcil headbd; GE 6'5-6873 1nrf. air. loaded. new s1s 995 · 'iii/
Mon-Frt. 11.2144.1511 washer. dryer, refrlg. FO~ Ale .87 Cl'levy pl u, 11r .. 1 owner, xlnt S8950. ·
Belt otters. 721·1«5 Cl20 Rune good new 497~'5 I llln/ll•T111~T PECAN tlnlah office desk; trans: stereo. Cali eve. 1111• '11 ACCllll 3670 Cherrv Ave
Long Beach I~ FIT opening or new Ootombla woman'• Randy 557-1064. 4 door SllV. sedan with! -t growing, high energy racing bike; pair modern • 3 Btoc~s N ol 4 ~ f'W'Y
donalrucilon oftkle. Wiii wlngbecl( chairs: Queen aa1 bt.lrgundy seats """"'""~'T•..-r-x-:--..,.,.-(714) 636 5790
JOHNSON & SON
Lincoln Me r cury
292'cl Harbor Blvd
Coal a M•H >40· S&.JO
train, but mu11 have Anne chair cmr lamp tbl' , t • $2800 OBO 721-8113 CHEVY 71 Cor"ette •
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"'°"9• typing,• flllng & pair decorator lamp ~ tow~k~ 9tc' MAZDA '84 626LX Roadster. 2 toPs. 350 llf
4omputer knowledQ•· bases: 2-<loor metal Ille $12 200 obo 881-13aeci Loaded. mint cond. NOT I auto w/air. Reel, ett ,.. (21 3) 427-5494 Art! you a sut>scribt>r to the Da ily P1lor7 c•rcl~ O'le YES I NO U~~on~ cabl~.~Mn1~881 or~1~ A SCRATCH RUNS ~~~~~d&~~ -~~--B~-~~~----------------~-----~ ~1645 XLNT ~50 646-7536 I $15,950/0bO. 6'2-~9 .. ------· --------POOL TABLE. regulation •
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rHte II MORTGAGE RATES . .., FIXED
lnt,.t Down '°'"l• Locdr·ln ..... ... ,. Pymt (%) (dep) Loen American lnteratate S&L 10 500 10 1 500 15 188 BaNiofA"*1ca 10 500 10 2.000 15 168 ltlgtlt Monoage 10 250 OS 1 500 60 168 Conetltutlon F_,.,a.t S& L 10.500 20 2000 15 168 Emptre Of America 10.500 05 0 750 30 168
FwW•tS&L . 10 250 10 2.000 20 188
Adelfty Fedetal S&L 10 750 10 1.500 00 188
Ftr9t lnterataM BanlC 10 750 10 1 750 45 250 ~ FecMral S&L 10 750 20 2.000 30 168
Hewthome s&L 11. 125 20 2.000 15 168
Home Feder'8f S&L to soo 05 2.000 14 188
=~ 10 625 30 1.500 60 500
10.250 10 2.000 15 188
10 300 20 1.500 15 188
MecMnlOe NMlonel Bank 10-375 10 1250 30 188
Mllalot\ V\etO Nat'I lank 10825 10 2000 10 188
Mltaableht let* Of t;e, • -10815 20 2000 00 1000
Ouliker Ctty 8a L , 1.00Q 10 2.000 00 188 """'* ,.... s.vtnga 10500 05 1 000 76 111 ~,..,.. SlvtnQt 10 625 10 2.000 QO 181
louehen'I Celt.~ 10 500 10 t 000 07 1 ...
TNM~..,_ 10 750 10 2000 00 , ..
11 000 20 2000 20 500 =,...,..~ 1082$ 10 , 500 30 1•
W111 n AMndet ServtoM 10 250 10 2000 21 1• -.
ADJUSTABLE
lntnt Down ... .. Lock.fft ~In
Rat• Pymt <"') (~) (~
8 500 10 1 500 1 2 625
7 875 20 1 500 60 2250
7 875 05 2000 60 2.750
8000 20 1 500 15 2 375
8 125 25 2 250 30 2.250
8 250 10 t 500 00 2 500
8000 20 1 500 '5 2.350
SI 250 20 t 500 45 2 7SO
8 150 ~ 1 750 75 2 750
8000 1 500 \5 2250
8 375 16 2000 45 2.750 8 375 20 t 500 45 2250
8000 10 1.500 21 2.SOO
7750 20 , 500 15 2 375
IS.875 25 '000 30 2.500
8500 10 2000 10 2 750 . 8000 20 1 '°° eo • 2878
8000 10 1500 eo 2 500
7 250 20 2000 75 2 125 . 9000 10 1000 00 2 250
• 125 10 0 500 •5 2 750
• 125 20 1500 00 2.2SO
717S' 10 1 500 '5 2 760
7.750 10 1 500 60 • 2.375
7825 10 • t 500 eo 2000
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250
1000
168
t68 -300
500
350
500
300
168
500
350
300
1000
500
168
500
250
500
188
250
500
500
250
250
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RATE AVERAGES
Flied
15 Y9&r
30 year
Adlvtt*9
6mon1n
1 veer
10 308
10 478
7 981
6055
INDEX SUMMARY
ADJUSTABLE MORT AGES·
11th O\ttrltt
Pmn.rate
3 montn Ta~ll
6 monffl T "'bttl
1 yr. treuufY note
3 yr tf9UU() not•
Syr t~note
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7 48
6. 11
182
• 73
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7 34 ·a.01
154 167
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10666
10.904
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7.51
1000
7.11
7.41
1.01
152
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fOMla CMPoretlon: 2100 flCTITIOUe ....... With the County Clerk of Or, dll<lted by: a general part· IEACH CITIES WINDOW ..._, abow on September '2::ct1111 L Stein 813 S-. PN1f1iP Lyofta, 9' tWW MO W. 11th 81. Apt. 8, ~n~~Cet= = w.rn #302, Slf!ta Ana, C.IK. NAMI ITAT'IMINT 111g9 County on SepUHnt>« n«thlp CLEANING, 1213 W. ~ 16, 1tN view Ln eo.t ...... Cellf llland, Newport Beach, Cotti Mele, Calf, 12'27 ...___... t2tiO ttro. The lollowlng persona 11e 15, 1Na The regl1trant com, lhd. ••. Newport a..cti. Dorothy Q. Clock ·• a • · Cellf. Tiiie buelnee& 11 con· _.,, ·
TNI butlnet1 11 con-doing bullMU u : . F311IOO rnenced to lranwt bull-c.111. '2te1 Thll 11a1emem WM tied t2t28 Thia l>U9lnea1 11 con· i9uc:ted by. en~ W.... D, MonOlfli:::
ducted by:• Nmlted1)artner· ( a I N E W H O M E Published Orange Coast n..a undet the flcWoue Mlctlael Greg Karden, .m; IM County CMrit ot Or-~ ~ll~con-dUcted by:~'*' The regl1tran1 com· ~-n:o Newpott • .._ • AOVERTISING (b)NEW Dally Pilot Septambef 2c. business name Of nemea 1213 W. Balt>oe .-•. Ne9s anee County on September .,,. an The reglatrant com· menced to trMMCt bull-~.
'ftle r•gl1tran1 com, HOME SERVICES. 215 W. Octobef 1. 8. 15. 19U lilted aboYe on Jenuery 1. port Beeclh, c.llf. '2te1 21 1918 ~ reglatranl ~~~-menced 10 tranMCt bull-,_ under tN flctltloua Thie ~ ':nc.':
IMnCed lo trlnUC1 bu91.-Ant St. Me 207, Tusi --Sa-9-411 ill J)eymond Lee AIMfl. 1213 ' ..... .,_.._. IO tranMCt ......-""' under the ficlltlou1 but1nee1 nernt Of ~ duCted by.·--
,_ under ttie flctltloul c.111. 92tl0 ~ Blacfl&:im w. &alboa •4. ~ PublWied Orlfl09 C09lt Miii under the ficlltloul ~ neme or NllN8lliMd..,_onJ&q 11. 1N7 TU r99r11rant cdfft· ~ name Of natnM Ctltrlel K. Spearm1n. •D•IC NOTICE Thll 1tatemenl wu fled BMdl. Celif. 92te1 Delly Plot OC1ober 1, I , 15, ~name ~"an: llNd aboW on September ~ C. Bn.l'JI ~~ "::-c*~ lll"9d allow on August 15. W22 Ganand A ..... Tustin, r~ wrtlltheCounty~ofOr-™-bullMU II con-22. ,... 21Ma...,.,.. •• on .._.em 12, 1t88 Tiiie ... ...,.,. WM fled~-
IHI Celtt. 92680 F1CTITIOUI 9UllNHI lange County on ~ duc:1ed by: I geMfal pwt· S.175 • Colin Bale "'1fl the County QIR of Or· --W. °' nll'I*
Oellld Pittman Randy M Solomon. 1422 N~ ITA'nMINT 21. 19U nerlhlp -;:.~WU Ned Thia 111tenwit .... ll6ed """County on leptember =~on Auguet 22.
TNe .....,,_,. WM ftled Gerland Ave .. Tuttln, Cellf. T"-tolloWlng perton• are' ,__ Th• regl1tr1nt com· •-.,. NOTICE with the Coun"" Cter1c of Or with the County Cler1c of Of~ 29, 1t88 ~ D ........._ With t"9 Counb Cter1c of Of. 92680 . Publlstled OfMge Cou1 mencect lo treoaact bUtl· r-"' ., , .,. County on September ,..,. ,,.._.., · _,,,ow llfad
enge County'6n September Thi• bu11neu is con-d~!\t.:Aoe:TN~ESTMENT:Da11y Piiot October 1. 8, 15. neu under the 11cut1ou1 NOTICa °' :.TteeCounty on September 15, 1988 Publlltled OrenQt Cou1 n. ~~of-·
15. 1988 duc:1ed by: 1 genr .. 1 part, GAO Up ( t>) LE Ao ER 22. 1988 bulintM name Of NlfMI flUMJC .. ANNO • nt1IQ ,.._ Dally Pilot October 8, 15.,22. With").-,..':"" •·--';I
nt1tGll ntrlhlp ENTERPRISES (':)LEADER I S.972 lllled abcW9 on Auguat 11· ONDfTIOMAI. uu Publletled Or11ige Cout 29, 1988 ............. , on .__. • Publlltled Orange Cout The reglllrant com, INVESTMENT CbMPANY l 1988 C ,....., ~Publ=: ~lfl09 bef~I ~ Piiot Seotember 24, S.893 1988 ,.._ Delly PUot September 2•. menoed 10 trensact bull-172 ~ s c I . Pl8.tC NOTICE Mlcflael G. Karden NO."'* .._.am . OCtObet 1, 8. 15, 1N8
October 1. 8. 15, 1988 nea under the flctltlous Mesa Calif 92~~-:t· OS a Thi• lta1ement WM ~ COAITAL 2•. ober 1. •• 1988S.t28 Sa·M3 "8.IC NOJIC( ~~ ~~~-~
_______ s._Me_,~bo\'9 '*:: :'U::.'7:. Mlk'e Shu-Chlh Un, 112: ,ouJ~ rAU.IY ::.t~~ ~ DIVILCWlmfT •-.,. MnTIC( ~··October 1, , 1tll •
"8.IC NOTICE 1918 ~~r·· Costa Mesa.~ NOTICa •• 11111 ,._ "':1.NO. ft&IC NOTICE r-n. nu S..132
I Randy M. Solomon This bulln•H IS con· VfTING..,. TlllffATM PAltCB. -----.. F1CtmOUS ...... The~ !!'ION.,. .....,. llnTIC( ACTrTIOUI ...... Thll statement was flied ducted by: an lndMdual NOTICE IS Hl!.AEBY gi\1911 Publlltted Orlfl09 Cwt llAP NO...... r-' ,,_ -U.. ITAW doing ---~ nu NAm ITAnMIWT 'with tllt County Clertc of Of· The registrant com-ithat tMCityc.tt ottheCity Daly Piiot ~ 17, D~llRlfTAL MAim ITAW The followlng ptrlOf\I.,. P.M. CONSTAUCTION,
The tollowlng '*"°"' -ange Counfy on August 18. metlC*I 10 trantaet t>uSl-!01 Fouotaln Valtey. C•lf· 2•. Oc1obet 1, 8, 1... -ACT~ The lollowtng PWaont are ~ bullneel at· 23553 Loa Adornot, LaQUM AC1TTIOUI llJH•H
do6rlg bullne111 ea: 11988 ...-...-,.,... under the flcllllous~ornta. wlll recefw IMled ~20 NO ~ oo:'! butll.ae • . HARBOR EXCHANGE Hiiia, Celf. 82153 MMm.9TAT'llmNT C 0 A S T L I N ~ r-buslneN name or namea OPoMll Uf\tll lht hour of (Te ......... ~ U 011 A AVIATIOH SERVICES, 258 Palmer Streei, Coat~ Pltr1dl T. MoCorfy, 23553 Tiit tolOwlng per90nS h ENTERPRISES, 20e5 SM Publllhed Ofange Coeet Us1ed above on NIA 10:00 A.M. on Tu.day, ()cs "8..IC NOTICE ....,. ...... ""'4M;.... 3125 Kerry Lene. Coeta Mela Callt 92827 . Loa AdomOI. LaQuna Hllll. dOlng butll.ae ea:
Cow Lane, Coeta Mela, OellV Piiot September 17• Mike Shu-Cttlh Lin tobtr 18, 1988, for QUICK· -...... AM ,.._ .... e ...... Calif. "92826 Robert 8"ice Oennlt 258 Calif, 92853 TAANSWEST WA TEA
Calif. 92627 2•. Oc1obet 1, 8. 1988 .fN1 "a...,...,t wu tiled SET EMULSION AG· ACTrTIOUe IUIM• ........ --:: ........... ) Alfred J. German. 3125 Palmer SI .. Coate M... Thi• bualnen 11 con, AHO AIR, aet Sen ~
EdWard M.P. Quintanar s.93t with lhe County Clerk ol Or-!GREGATE SLURRY PRO. lllAm STA~ NOTICE 1~ HERE8Y ~ Lane. Coate Mela, Catlf. 92827 ducted by: en lndl'lldUal Suite 200, Newpor1 IMltl,
Jr .. 2065 See Cow i.-. ange ~on September GRAM In ac:c:ordance with The lollowtng P«90N are QIVEN thll tllt Hunllngton · 82821 Thi• butlnell 11 con-The 1regl1tren1 com-Clllf. t2teO
Coet• Mela. Calif. 92627 f'tll.IC NOTICE 15, 1988 the Pl•n• and Speclfl. doing ~ M : llMCh Plennlno Commllelon Thie bullneea la cons ctuc1ed by• en lndMdual mtnoed to trenMCt bull· Oeotga AUQU9l\ll Mtltin.
Elleiln Cerate Ql.ilntanar. ,_,_ tlonl. MASTER · "EP, 13131 --~a p@!l.G.J.~!!!QJn dUcted by:.,, lndMdual • _rli!e1La n1 COIT!.:. neet under the ftctltloul 17 Vlt Jequlma. _ ~
2065 See Cow~ Costar AC1TnOUI Mii-~-Ofange "COal ~...,...-pr.a; ~lW; ""GlinMt IN~ Chambef at ttae" TM tegit•t-aft com menctd to tranw:t bUll-~'"MIM or MtM9 SentllNtf.,"Cellt. t2tll
M..., Calif. 92127 NAME ITAftMINT Dally Pilot Septembef 2c. erited under IMled cover Grow. Calif.~ Huntlntton Beach CMc :*' ~ 1~11~ ,... under the flctltloue 11Md8 1 ...... ~ ~ Seolember ... :!..""!!.~~--con-Thia bu1lneu 11 con-The lo41oW!ng s>er90fll .,.. October 1, a. 15, 1988 and ~ be ~ J«ome Zuc:aer. 13131 c.m.. 2000, Main St19el. buelf'99I name °' namea • ...., -·-..,,.en,.,.,.._
duciad by' c:o-partnera ldolng bu.ineaa aa: sa--.1 by one of the fonns of bid, CU. Linda Lane. O.defl Hunt Ing 10 n B • 1 ch ~ ~ or namea 119ted above on Septembet P•rlck Mc;Cotry Th• re9111ran• com• The regi1trant com-THE MATH CENTER or der01 sec:urfly r9qUQd by GrOYe,c.lff.926C4 Celtornla onthedeteandat .._,lboWonNIA 9, 1tN TNI ....,_,I wM ftled menced to tranaact ~
mencie0 to tranaact -bual-Ger; Thomson, Joa n •-.,. llftftl't' .S.Ctlon 10 of the 69ecffl. This-businen -it con-IN tlftW indic.t.d 1*GW-to A"'9d J. German ~en.c..DIMll with the County CMrit of Or· Mn41W ~ Jkt1t10ut nas under the fic1ttlou1IMcNlchol1, 129 Cabrlllo r-.n. nuuw. catlonl. Alt proooeall lhall dueled by: an lndMduel • recel¥I end conlkMr the Thia ltat«Mnt wM Tillt llat-' WM filed ange County on Sec>t9'nber bullneee name °' namet
t>usineu name or nam. • 100, Coste Mesa. Calif. ACTTT10U8 IUllNIH be marked "PROPOSAL ON Th• ragl11r1nt <eom· atalefMntl of .. ptrlOf\I with tNCounCounty ~of~ With the County CMrit of Or· 8. 1988 119ted abow on Sept.,,..
listed 1t>0ve Of\ Septemt>« 92627 NAMI aTAT'llmNT PROJECT NO. QT2001, menced to tranuct ~ ""° wflfl •o be heard r91a. ange ty on _,tern ange County on September fattMI 1, 1'111
2. 1988 Joan McN1ct1011. 285• The folowlng ptrlOnl ire OUICKSET EM ULSION AG-MN under the flctltloul tM 10 tN appllcatloo de-15. 1988 P1l1IM 15. 1988 Publlehed Orange Cout Georg11 A.. Martin
Edward MP Quintanar Alta Villa. Newport Beacl\. dol bulinell u: GREGATE SLURRY PRO. ~ ~ Of Mii* ac:rlbed below ,..,_ OailY Piiot September 17, Thil lt.tement WM tied
Jr Cal1I. 112660 R'l f CONSTRUCTION GRAM". and be malled or lilted abow on N/A DATEtTIME: Tueeday, Oc· Publllhed ~11ige Cout Publiltled Ortnge eo.t 2•, October 1, 8. 1988 wllh lllt County CMrit of°'"
This 111tement was filed G•t Th<>mson. 37 Red 16721 Btanton ¥8 Hunl~ dellvefed 90 u to be In the Jerome ZUdler lober 11. 1tei, 7:00 PM Deily Pilot ~amber 2•, Deily Pllol Septembef 2•. Sa-92• ange County on ~
wfttl the Counly C1er1t ol Or-Rocit. Irvine. Calif 92714 lngton Beac:tl Cellf. 92~9 handl ol the City Clerll -.t This ttatemem Wiii filed APftLICATION NUMBER·.· October 1, 8, 1 • 198: MO October 1, 8, 15, 1N8 al_ II' MftJfCE 8, 1988
ange County on September This t>ustneaa 1s con-Revo Arthur Ferdlnandus, her office In the City HaH, with the County Ciertc of Of· Col\dltlooal o.. Perml1 No. • , s.-.1 r\IUU\o"" ,._
8. 11188 ducted by co-partners 16721 Blanton •B Hunt-110200 Slater Avenue. on or ange County on Sep....,.,.. ~/Coeeual Oewlopment Publllhed Of11ige C....
F311244 The registrant come lngtoo 8eactl c.llf V26C9 before the hOUr slated. At 21. 1918 P'9rmft No. M-27/Tentatlw. . PIB.tC NOTICE "8.tC NOTICE IUlllllAl'Y ~ OellV Pllol September 17.
Put>lllhad Ofange Coast I menced 10 transact bull· I This oust~... Is con-!Ille dtlignated time all bldt FllllM p~ Map No. ea..:JaSfEn, ADCMl'TIO ON>lfU.,MCI 2•. October 1~ I , 1tN
Diiiy P1lo1 September 11.1ness under the ltci1tlous ducted by-an Individual !'eoelYed Wffl be pubhcly Publllhed Of11ige COMt vironmental lmpac1 Aepoft F1CTITIOUI ~II flCTmOUI ~II Ofdlnancaa&-1511adled· Sa-930
2c, Octobef 1, 8, 1988 buSineu n1me Of names The registrant com-opened, ellemlned and de-Delly Pllol October 1. 8. 15.iNo . .._. NAMI ITA~ u.. ITAT'lmMT Uled •o be In 1\111 torce and
S.925' listed •t>ove on Sec>tember menced to lrensact bulls cW9d by the City Olertl Bid-22. 1981 • APPLICANT· City of Hunt-The tolloWtng pereont .,. The tollowtng per90nS .,.. tnect 30 deya from It• ~
---------15, t9U nas under the fictitious der• and the public are Ins S.977 lngton Beecfl. RedeYelop-dolno bulinell ea: doing~ aa· tloo on October 3. 1918. and _ _,;~;;:;;.;:;..;.;.~.;.;;.--P\B.IC NOTICE Joan McNiehOts busloess name or namee fltlted 10 be preeent at the ment AoencY B A A NC "41 N Q O UT • j (')KEY IN 0 UST RIES .,.. adopted by lhe follow. .
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This statement was ltled listed tbove 00 Sec>tember declara tion ol aald l f'tlllltNOTICt LOC.UtOH: Southeest of FLORISTS. 1131 Port Stin-(b)KEY DISTRIBUTORS. Ina roll~ W>te: COUHClL F1CTITIOUI 9UalNEll with the County Cieri! ot Or, 15 1Na proposals Main StrMI 200 bloc:k Ing Pl.. Newport BMcft. 14548 w8 N8por1 Blvd MEM8EBS. AYES. Hiii. Am-
N...: ITATU•NT ange County on &tptember Ftevo A Ferdlnandus All bids 90 rec:eiwd, Hllm-FtCTITIOUa ...,_.. bounded by• Main Street: calif t2te0 Coste Mesa, Cetn. 112127 .. bu r g e Y • W h a e I e r : d The=~ ~
The follow1ng persons are18· 1988 I Thlt statement wu filed •ned and dectered wHI be re-NAMl ITATEm.NT Walnut AYenUe, Third Streei Suaan Ellnbeth Housden. A. OaYld Atencio, 11' Hombuekle. ~ffa. NOES. ~DDLEBACK TELE·
doing bullMll u : F•1m Wltll the County Clerk of Or-jlerred by the City Clerll to The following peraon1 tr•11nd Oll¥e Avenue ( ... at-t'31 Port Stllflng Pl., ,..._., Amelh)'lt. Newport BMch. None. ABSENT None. PHONE SYSTEMS, 235-42 PINEWOOD MEADOWS Publist\ed Orange Coast la County on Sec>tamber the City Engineer and IM doing butlnea u: leched mep). port Beach, Calif. 112860 Calif 92fS62 • Ofdlnance 88-15 llMl\dl Hilla Oellf
MOBILE HOME PARK, '621 Dally Piiot Seplembel' 17. 1~988 I City Attorney tor checking AOVANCED MEDICAL ZONE: Downtown Specific This b~tnttll le con-Chlr... M. Suuerlleld. Tltlel 13 and 17 ot the Cotta ~2fsf· Lagune . • •
T .. ler AYtltlue. Suite 130. 2C, 0c1o1>er 1· 8· 1988 F311125 j•nc:!. reported to the Clty BILLING SERVICE. 2,._.2 Plan-Dlltrlct 5 (Mhted UM · dueled by. in indlvldual 318 St. Andrewa Road, Ne'#· Mese Munlelpal Code to C J b Bergtlutl
Newport Beech, cam. 92660 Sa-929• Pubhlhed Orange CoaSI Councll It Its regular meet· Mont Poif\te. Et Toro, Calif. C o m • Th• regl11rant com-p6rt 8Mch, Ca.Ill. t28e3 allow grtntlng of edmlnle-23M~evlloac:o1Aguna....;
John H Cult\mlngs. cosl Dally Pllol Sec>lember 2c. Ing on Novembef t. 1988 92830 ,,_.clal/Otflce/Relidentlal) mencecl to trtnNCt bull· Thia butlnHI 11 con-lr1l1Ye edjultments by the Calif 92663 •
Morningstar ~ Newport Ml.IC NOTICE October t 8 15 19U J'rlor lo commencing R.obert K. Stedm1n. REQUEST· To permit a nett under Ille flciltlou1 ducted by: ' ~·1 part-Zoolng Admlnlltrttor end T ·11 b I ... 11. con
a..ct;. "Cellf 112660 F1CTTTIOUI llUllNHI . • . Sa-9•2 ~~= =.: 25642 Mont.P<>inta, El Toro. 32,073 IQUW• foot com-::::aboYene:-N~ names ~ . =:~ ~~'t1. dUC:ect b;:: lndl'lldUel •
Carol A Cummings. cos NAME ITATE•NT busll'9A licenM tom the Calif. 92t30 mtfdel bulldlng lntegreted Suaan E Houaden Th• reglatrant com-lmlNatral« Enwonmental The regl1tran1 C01ft· Momlnotter ~. "'-Port Dl-fC NOJll'r: 1• ' Thia butlness 11 con, with • ~ pet1t;og strut> · mencect to tranue1 bull-· menced 10 ~ ..._ Btedl. "Callf 112860 / The IOllowlng persons are '"'-~ City of Fountain Valley In .:-ducl.ed by. an indMdual ture (3-112 1tor1et with Thlt ltatemenl ... llled neea under the llctltiousl o.e.tminetloo: Exempt. under lhe f1cttttou1
Thlt bu1lneu IS con, doing buliMSS U F TTTI0Ua llU ... U OOfdance with the City Mu-The registrant c.om• ~ade and roof top with the County Cler1! of Of, ~ name or namM The lull lelll of tllt ordi, nMI name °' IWMI
ducted by hutbarldendwtl• SalH LHdtrshfp In· ~-ITArn.NT lniejpal Code No. Volume t, menced to trenaact ~part! and conlOlldate 21 arige County on Seplembet lll1ed aboYe on NIA 1nanca .~ be read In the ~abow on s.p..,....
Th• re gtttrant com-etrtute. 610 Newport Center Ttle lollowlng persons era Tiiie 5. CMpter 5.0<t and ,.,... under lhe ftclltloue Iott o 1 lot and vacet• 15, 1989 I A. O.v4d Atencio City Ctertt • office. n Fair 2t. 1988
menced 10 trtnsact busfs Dr • Newport 8Mcn. CA ~ bulineal u 5.08 bullt'9M name or ,_,,,.. llley. "'1tt1 This ataterftenl wu flled 1 Drive. Coeta ....._ CNnea Jec:ob ~
nMI undef the llctluous 92660 (a PRICE-RITE KEYS ! In acc«danca with the llsl9d aboW on AUQU9t 1, EN\/IR ONMENTAL Publllhed Orange Cout'IWlththeCountyCl«l!ofOr· ....... ,.~,CltJ Thll tmemint wea-., buainea neme Of namesj George T Bolen•. 10802,( b l R I c E. RITE I( E y l)'O~ of Sect.loo• 1no 1988 STATUS· Th .. propoeal It O!flY Piiot Seotemt>er -U. Inge County on Septembet C*' with tllt County ()er1t ot Of·
1111ed l bo..e Of\ September, Meads. Orange, CA 9~669 CENTERS (c)PRICE-RITE to i780, lnclusMI, ol the Robert k. Stedman covet9CI by Environmental OCtober 1. 8. 15, 1tN 15. 1Na Publllhed Orenge Coat County on 'Seplenlllll
8, t!IU James F t<ar1Mk. 13121 KEY SERVIQE 1652 New· labor Code of the Stale ol Thia slat.,,.,. Wat ftled tmpect Report No. ea.... S._.5 ,_,_ Delly Piiot October 8. 1988 ~ 988 .John H Cummtngs S11aa11 W1y, Santa"-"•· CA port 81 d Costa Mesa Callfomla, the Cily Councll with lhe County Clertl of Of, COASTAL STATUS: Non-Publlltled Orange Coul S.002 • 1 ,._,.
This statem.nC wu tiled 92705 Callf 92e27 . of the City of Fountain V~ *199 County on ~Imber ..,.....,.. .,.. • "8.IC NOTICE • Oally Piiot Sec>temt>et 2• "8.IC NOTICE Publl9hed Orarige COllll
wllh thee County Clerlt of Ot-3~~t~~~.~~0:"~~: Charles M Suuerlleld.1~,: ;!v~.::rty ':r.~ 22. 1988 ,_,.. OH FIL.£ A ~Y of the ACTmOUI IUltNIH Oc'obef 1! 8, 1S. 1988 · Dally Piiot October•. 15, H .
ange8 n.•• ounty on Septamt>er Of\I Del Mar CA 11262.5 318 St. Andrews Road. New· w......., '·°' eac:tl etaft or I~ ............ ..._... "-,. _ _.. ~~1 11 Of\Comflle In • .... -ITATIMIWT S•952 '9CTTT10UI IUltNlel 2t. 1988 8, 19-s 61port Beach Callt 92863 -..-___... _ __._ ,....,.,...._, ..,.ange ....._. ...._ ·"'*" of , -I NAm STAT'lmlfT a.tM F_,235 Thomas J olomon. 111 l A Oevld Atencio 114 of worlcman Of .._.._,... Delly PMol October 1. 8. t5. munily Oewlopment, 2000 Thi lollowlng penlOl\I ate .. _.,. MftJ1C[ The t~ are
Publllhad Orange Coast West ex Or NawportlAmethylt, Newport Beach. needed to Heaite the con-22. 1988 etn StrMI. Huntington doing ~at: r~ nu doing tMnlneel ~ ---------
Deity Piiot Septamber 17 Beach. C 9~ Cellt 92662 !Ir.ct whldl wlll be awarded S.97t 8eecfl California 9~, fOf BA'YAN S WEEKLY POOL ICWAl'Y OP K.l A ENG INEERING P\llJC fl)llC(
2•. October 1 8 1988 Thie busi 11 11 con· This buslneH II con· to the IUCCellful bklder. N °lon by the publlc. A &SPASEAVICE.5Hl y..,. ADCW'TID OMMMAMCI CoHSULTANT 218Ctllc:eQo __ .....,...--.._..._ ........ __
S•927 ducted by • gen«al ~rt-1ducled by a ~al P•rt· determined by the Slit• Di· Ml.IC NOTICE copy of the steff rec>0r1 wl4I ling. IMM. Ceflf. 9271' Ofdlnenoea&-18 lllCW· SI . .-8, Huntiftgton Bwih. ACTmOUI Miii ..
---------nerstup ner-lhii> rector of lndVstrlal ~, be ~ •o lntw..iect 8tyan Kiimer. 5171 y..,. Uled to be In M l«ce and Calif 92&48 NAm ITA,._-, •m•1c NOTICE Tna registra nt com-I Th lions flCTmOUI .,_.. at City Hall °' the llna. IMne Cellf 92714 eiffec130 ..i-rr I _..__ S j, K 11 The lollowtng l*'ION ... __ ,.._~------meoce<l to t•tnsact buSt-menc!c, r~gt~tra.'.'.'ct c~~: The contr1ctor 1halt U..ITATDllNT ein <Aty Ubl'ary (71 11 fhll bUllnftl it con· tlon oCi'c:.;..;"'1:.~ ~n;~ 21: (,;l OOlnQbulineelea:
FtCTITIOUI .ustNESS ness under •he flct1tlou•1ne11 llf'cS! ~: tlctmous prOV'lde ~ compenaatloo The fofk)wlng '*'°"' ere Talbert AV91\Ue) after Octo-ducted "Y: an lndtvtdu'1 ..,. ~ed .... ihe foilaw, c:ago St •a Huntington DAVID HANO\M l Al-NAME STATEMENT t>usinen narrM Of na~ ~ name or ntme1 insurance u requll'"ed :r. the dol ~ u bet 1•. 1988 The re9l1tran1 com, rol call ~~: COUNCIL BMdl, ~. 112e.te SOCIA TES. 3002Dow150t.
The lo41owtng persons are 111190 above °" August 15· 111190 aboYe on NIA Ulbol' Code of the Sta• of u"a1vEASAL SHEET All INTERESTED PER· ~ to tranuct bueJ-~MBERS· AYES· HIH Am-Ronald Wllllam Froee Jr Tuttln, Cllf. t2llO
dOlng bullness 11 1988 Cher1el M. Sutterfield Calltornfa, ·~ lhall ex~t• METALS, 15391-B Elec:· SONS .,. Invited to attend neu under the ftctllloue bur e : W tie e j e r . 218 Chicago St. •I. Huni: Dev4d G#ttt Henour, •S
( • ) S T E A M E A S ¥:~ i Bot~• filed This 1t1tement wu flied 1 ~tr.eta:, 1 certlfic:9t•t~ Ironic Lan•. Hunllngton llld hMrtng end ·~ bulinell name °' nam. HorUte, Buffa. NOES: lnaton 8eectl. Calif. 92&C8 Fallbrook, trvlna, C•hf. CLEANERS (b)JAMES D 1 a en*1 was • wOh the County Cieri! of Or-gar ng compenae Beach. Callf. 92fS.4t oplnlon1 °' tubmll 9'ii6enee lilted aboW on NIA None. ABSENT. None. l'hle butlneu 11 con, 9271• · MITCHELL. 20e Manne Av· wtlh the County Clerk of Or ange County on s.c>tember requirements. The contrac-DouglH Sono LM, I tar Of egalnal theapplleatloo lryar\ Kiimer Ofdlnance a&-18 emetldl dUcted by: hult>and and wtt. Th.II bu11neea le cons
.,_ •3311. Balt>o1 Island '9X: County on August 25· t5. 1088 ton anall furthef require all Enaueno W•t. Irvine, Cettf. at outtrn.ct eboYe. If thof9 Thia ~t WU flted Tltle 1G of lhe eo.t. ..... The regl1trant com· ducted b'f. an lndt¥tduel
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J.,,,.. DAvld Mitchell Ill Pubtlsned ol-1nge =t Put>flatied Orange Coast rnr~-: ~..: Thlt butlnftl 11 con· ~ call Laura Ptllllpt, ~~ty on September Tren1port1tlon Sytlem ,_ under the flc11tloul menced to traneact bUll-
1789 8 Ananelm Avenue. Dell Piiot ~amt>« 2• Dally Piiot Septembet 2•. tact ·~The dUctedby:lllilndMdual A11l1t1n1 Planner al • --.. Managemenlltendarda.En-~~or~ Miii under tN lktltteue
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ThlS buatneu ts con· Octot>er 1 8 1 · 9 Sa9? l · · • S.1151 ::o"'':!aorstur-:::!:' the city'ac; menced lo trwac:t bull-... ......., ,._..,..., ~ ~::!! COMt EJtempt. · Shannon McOermoll • lilted abow on June •. tt7f
duc1ed by an tn<IMdual ors ,.,... under the nctltlout ech "•'"''"' CeM, Deity ,......,1 ~ ...... bef 2•, The fUll l•xt of the ordl-Frou Oe'lld Hanour Th• reg111ran1 com-t ~rlifica!e of waive r ol buelf'99I netN or namea October t, 8, 15. 1988 nance -be. rMd In the Thil l(aternef\t ... ll6ed Thia ltatement ._ lllld
rnerlC9d to transact b!Jsi-Pta..IC NOTICE I f'tll.JC NOTIC 'rbl'oga~ ~the terma -...cs at>ow on Septembef S.950 City C19iif1 office 17 Fair w1tf1 the County Qlf1I of Of. wtlh the County a.tl ot Of. neu under thfl 11c1111out 0 the ., s compenaao-19. 1988 OrM eo.ta Mele· ange County on ~*""' ange County on ...........
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1988 The lollOwlng pet'IOOI .,. The tollOWtng pwsont ar• 1 unleu 1t Is mede on the of· with tllt County Olel'tl ol Or· F1CTITIOU9 ..-u Publllhed Or r~-i Publl9hed Ofarige Cout Publl9hed <>r.,. eo.i
James O.Vld Mitcllell domg_ bu1meu as doing bu~• .. flctat bllllk form lur-ollhtd lfl09 County on September MAim ITAW PllOI 0c1o::9: W o.tty Pilot September 17 0..-Y Pilot Seo....,_ 17 Thlt atatemenl was flied (1)CARE OF THE BODY CENTURY MORTGAGE, by the City and ii made In 22, 1918 '1llJC fl)JIC( The fOllowlng peraona •• OeMy • SllOOl 2,, Oc10ber I, a 1988 ' 24, Oc1obef 1, a. 1tll ' wlttl lhe County Cler'll of Or· (2)DR STEVEN WESLEY •3 C1vle Plaza Suitt .. 250, a ccordance with lh• ,_,., '1CTI'T10UI .,_.. doing~•: • • • S•t19 a..m
ange County on &tptember •LOVELL 0 C 216 River-tide Newpor1 Beactl. c.llf 92660 provillonl of tht1 Nota and PUClllehed Ofange C.... llAlll ITATlmNT AOAMS l COMPANY, •-.,. llnJICE • 18 t988 I Ave St• 8 Newpott Beach. Alan Walter K. G1nd1n. the propotal requifementa Deity Piiot October 1 • 15 The.--... 351 Via Lido Soud. Newp«1 ,.~ nu '7J ~ ,.A. n,.t . ne20e3 Cant 92663 21732 S Broolchu<s1 •C. and cond1tion1 Ml forth 22 1988 . . ' ·~"''**""are 8Mct1 Clalf. t2t63 ,,,,..,_ ..._ ,~
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Octobef 1. 8. 15, l9U ~ 8eacti Cahl 92Hi Christine Suzu "ne be ltcented in accordance •-.,. lllftJIC( Florida St .. Huntington ~BMdl. Calf 12N3 The t011oW1ng ptrt0nt are
S•953 Thta t>u11ne11 11 con~L1 yl e'nd. 21732 S wtthapollcable1~te'-L .r-nu e.:tl,Calff.92fS.41 TNI ~ 11 con-dOlngbullneelea: IUt tu/ iJI J-... ·.h~ MaMn Greenwg, 't 13 duCted by. .,, lndMdulll QUICK P9CI< MAAKET. Ii~ ~I~!!!!!" Florida St .. Huntln9ton Ttl• , .. lttrenl com• 16520 8Mdl llYd .. Hunl· WI 142_6818 STARTING . A NEW BUSl8ESS?!
The Legal Department at the
Dally Pilot is pleased to an·
nounoe a new servlee now avail-
able to new businesses
We wlll now SEARCH the
name for yoo at no extra charge.
and save you the time and the
trip to the Coort House In Santa
Ana. Then. of course. after the
1earch is completed we will file
your flc11Uous business name
statement with the County Clerk,
publl9h once a week for four
weeks ea r9Qulred by law and
then flle your proof of publl·
cation with t.he County Clerk
Please atop by to file your
fictitious business stalement at
the Daily Pilot Legal Depart·
ment, 330 West 8ey. Costa
Mesa. California. If you can not
stop by, pleate call us
at (714) &42-4321, Extension
315 or 318 and we will make
1rr1ngementa for you to handle
this procedure by mall
tf you lhOUld have any further
questions, plUM call us and we
will ~ more than gtad to 11slst
you ..
Good luok In your
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This la a GUARANTEED INCOME Of
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tial earnings or up to S 1000 per wwk.
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A DIAMAnc MAim ENTRY LEADING 10
BIGANT UVING .~.. Premium location on
Linda We with Yie'Ns from all ma~r rooms. 5 BR,
6 ~ IA, famify room, 3 firepkKK enhanced by
marbles and granite. Light qok cat>inetry and
floors. ~ manr BR w / Sitting oreo. owrlooks
the boy. 2 IA, steam showe1, jacuui, walk-in
dosets; Owner may trode .............. $2,950,000
UNDA tslE .•. New state of the art contem-
porary boyfront home-pn prestigious Linda Isle.
.The only one of m kind in Newport Beach . .(.
bedrooms, 4' ~ botfls, family room, gym & tile
. patio o¥ertootcing .50' dock and spectacular view
of the boy. ~ling white ti~, granite, stainless
steele and gloss used throughout this home
designed with perfection. REDUCED, OWNER
TRANSFERRED ......... -.................... $2,650,000
THIS UNOA ISU WATHFRONT HOME HAS
IT AWi ... Lindo Isle's t>es1 location. Sun all
doyl Near gate house, beach, tennis court ond
club house. This qv9lity home hos 5 bedrooms, 5
baths plus powder room, game room, pool, spa,
souno and slip for lqrge boot. Proudly presented
at ................................................... $2,450,000
1'aeloe '121119e ··
llAND NEW NEUTRAL CARPET ... FRESH.
'AINT ••• "SPAIKUNG a.EAN" ... Two
bedroom, den could be third bedroom, two ood
hoH baths, condo in gated community, Harbor
Rfd9e. Shutters, skylight, mirrors, a ir con-
ditioned, spa ..................................... $555 ,000
HARIOI llDGE ... lovely 4 BR detached
condo. Private entry w/ruooing stream, hor~·
wood floon, hondpointed tiles in the kitchen,
expanded master BR w I sitting area. Vtews of the
Ocean & City Lights .......................... $785,000
Y.IEW THE SPARKUNG NIGHT LIGHTS AND
OCEAN SUNSITS . . . Mediterraneon ViUo 5
BR, 5 ~ BA, custom built Horbor Rid9ft home
must be seen to appreciate. °"olity features
obound throughout fhis hondcrofted home.
Gourmet kitchen, formol dining room, living
room, family room with hond-<orbed mohogony
bor, ·Ni;ie cellor, 4' fireploces, the extensive use of
stained, etched & be~led gloss was designed to
accent the 8000 sq. ft. of luxury living in grand
European style ........................ : ...... $2,900,000
ll"'l/fl
llUffS. 'AIK SETTING ... View of the Bock
Boy through the trees. Lovefy end unit. 3 BR, 3 BA
with den. L;w,g room with fireplace ond
balcony, formal dining room. Lorge patio with
pri-vote spa, beout;ful tiled kitchen with new
appliances. WOnderful home for entertaining or
family. light, bright and open ........... $425,000
m.UfPS •.. leoutifvl up-graded "G" Pkln, -a
IR, 3 IA with den. Newly decorated, patio on
91 ..... lt. mow right in .................... $399,900
llUflff ... Highly. upgraded "X-plon" on prime
........ &ocation. Completely redecorated,
Spanilh pG\1'8n, off-white carpets, new custom
drapes ond appliances. Priced for a quick sate at
......................................................... $370,000
IA'nMDAYOcltller .. IW/PAGa J
PROPERTIES, INC.
,e"'"" 9Je . o,e. 1a!.u~
HOMES ON THE WA.Ta m Our beouti-
fvl Undo hie listings will be open
Sunday.
71LINDA1$1.E
76 LINDA tSlE
78 UNOA ISLE
$2,650,000
$2,450,000
$2,950,000
Private sh0win9s ore onanged and
conclucted only by o repr ... ntative
from our ~e. Coll or come l:ty few your
penonaf showing. We're located next
to the Undo Ille entrance.
Ope."~ BlUFfS ..................................... $399,900
Sat 12-4, Sun 1-5 ...... 409 Vista Grande
HAllOI llDGE ....................... $550,000
$un 1-5 ........................... ·43 Montpelier
~ .................................... $425,000
Sot/Svn 1-5 ........................... 224 Noto
HAalOl llDGE ....................... $785,000
Sot/Sun 1-5 ................... 1 Hacw Riclge
HAllOlt VlEW HOMES ............ $534,900
hn 1-5 ..................... u. 2012 Port Bristol
· •YINI ..................................... $299 ,500
Sot/Svn 1-5.................... 14 o.t Livorno
NIWPOIT BEACH .................... $159, 900
~ Sot/Svn 1-5 .......................... 434 lolero
BIG CANYON ........... : .......... $1j350,000
Sun 1-5 ................... 17 Royal St. Ge.ge
..wPOIT IEACH .................... $247,500
Svn 1..$ ............................ 22 Sea lslond
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EXQUSIVE GUARD-G~TED COMMUNITY
. . . Private pool and ~ Prime golf ~OVl'.$9
location with view from most rooms. Great
family living . .C bedrooms, den, 5 baths. Quiet
cul·de-soc street. Orientation of lot assures com·
plete privacy .................................. $ 1,350,000
COMMANDING THE MOST SPfCT ACULAR
V1EWS . . . This beautiful exciting property,
opproximm,ly 5,000• sq. ft. a nd overlooking
pool Ofld garden. Completely remodeled in
1983 with new additions. Beautiful marble mos·
ter bath, floors ond walls. Wood construction in
the fine't qua lity of workmanship. A wonderful
secluded IO<otion .......................... $1 ,595,000
PIOMONTOIY BAYFRONT CUSTOM-...
This beoutif1,1J one story home on Promontory Bay
hca 3 8ft, 3 ~)BA, ~iol features such as
lop pool, spa,<centr 1 conditioning, SO' boot
slip, 9-okwood bar, with ice machine ond re-
grigerotor. Gos barbecue in kjtchen. This home
with all 1hese f eotures on fee la nd for only
.•..•••.....•••.....••..•.•........................... $1 ,250,000
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NAllOI VlEW HOMES . . . Shows like new!
·Attractive 4 bedroom. 2 1h both, family room,
Palemero model, light and airy family home.
Professtonolly landscaped. Spocious bock yord
with patio and spa . Choice. location, close to
Shopping, schools, churches. Community pools.
Includes lond ..................................... $534,900
IAOC IA Y 'VIEWS ON--:.THE WATER ... Per·
manent Bayf ront home in beoutif ul 5 sta r mobile
home pork, boot slip possible. Owner moy
exchange ............................................. $69, 500
NEWPOaT BEACH . . . Just minutes to the
ocean, freshly pointed. Nice ond clean 2
bedrooms, 2 BA, 2 car attached ga rage. All
neutral decor, nice size ki1chen opening to
private patio, community pool. Great investment,
auumoble financing. Pleose compare this va lve
at only .............................................. $159 ,900
Ot'ec dleetU
STUNNING ST ARTER IN WEST PARK
... located in lovely neighborhood. Pro·
feuionolly decorated 2 Br. 2 Ba home boasts
100% wool white carpeting, bleached oak
floors, plantation shutters. mirrored wardrobes.
built-in BBQ, extro storage, fabulously lond·
scoped. Won't last ot ........................ $239,000 •
.-llVINE . . . lovely Ploo 11 1n the Del Borgoto
tract of West Pork. Single family h~ with
many UJ>9rodes. mirrored closen throughout.
cleor tub and shower enclosures, sprinklers
from ond rear, beautiful landscaping. ond
patio with lotice potio cover. Light grey
C'Orpet, ~ open. Won't lost ot this-pr~
.................................................... $299,SOO
LAGUNA BEACH MAGNIFICENCE . . . 4 BR.
4' ~ BA, custom contemporary, approx 6300 sq.
ft. Dramatic 5-story elevator home. Hos spec·
tocvloT views of ocean, surf. sand & city lights.
Expansive deck off kitchen. Formal dining room.
Hos spa a nd beautifully fondscoped gardens
ove rlooking Soddleba<k Mountains
........................ . .. ... . ........... $1 .300,000
NOltTH LAGUNA! . . Oceanfront beach
home, 2 BR. 2 BA condo ~th securrty gate
W onderful vocation atmosphere, listen to the
crashing surf. Wolk to the beoch,-SfOres ond ,-
"re-stouronn. See to appreciate ... $360,000 lH
IEAUftfUL OOwNTOWN BURBANK .
Prime commercial property on Burbonlc Blvd.
neor mojor studios and redevelopment area.
Coll for details. . $750,000 J
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK -8:30 A.M. TO 6:00 P.M.
673-9333 • 341· BA YS~E DR. • NEWPORT BEACH 92660
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~AGR 4/SATURDAY October a. 1998 --------------------~--------------·~ Ptl.OT/llUL •STATt ---GEORGE ELKINS---
f\llEN'TWOOD H.-.NCOCtc. P"llK
NEWPORT BEACH
NE WPORT B EACH S TUNN I NG
OCEAN/BAY VIEW Possibly the best vrew m
Villa Balboa' This penthouse unit has two roomy bedroom
'Suites. each with private bath. & balcony Upgraded
carpeting & attractive wmdow coverings There 1s a
sk yhght fireplace & 1ns1de laundry Why not call now to
see this magm!Jcent view unit, today7 $350,000
NEWPORT BEACH PENTHOUSE. OCEAN
& BAY VIEW · .Popular "la Tour" model tn the
Versailles w/Z master bdrm suites ea with its own ba
Beauttlul view ol ocean. bay & city hghts Very
convenient location, walk to ocean or en1oy the lovely
pool. spa & m1lhon dollar clubhouse Gated community &
security bu1ldmg Owner voll carry 2nd trust deed. fast
possession possible. Sl 90.000.
WESTCLIFF · Three bedroom home with hie 'hvmg
room 1'ake your choice by eating in kitchen or dining rm
laundry 1ns1de delachtd garage. Covered patio. btg yard
with room for pool A great area. See loda~! $389.000
MEOITERAEANEAN STYLE TOWNtlOME.
SELLER ANXIOUS AND READY TO
MOYEn Drama. charm. style .. this home has it all!
The entry llow.s into an expansive ltving and dining area
whcch soars 2 stories m hetght. The kitchen 1s open to the
drm. enhancing the fnendly, informal ambiance. The
downstarrs mstr sle ~ completely separate from the
upstairs bdrm. an Ideal arrangement for a teenager. The
loft. dramatically overlooking the l rm gives this home
special elCletmenl. $279.000
NEWPORT HEIGHTS · Enter this custom home
thru double doors into spacious living room/d1nine room
area. large kitchen has eating area and fli>w ttllu to
pmate patio and yard. Great lor enterta1nmg. Cathedral
ceihngs in hv1ng room and master bedroom. Features 3 "'
bdrms. 2 baths. Only 12 years old. Over 1500 sq. ft.
'347,500
8lUff8. AFFORDABLE SINGLE LEVEL
END UNIT freshly painted with new carpet, nel!f
ptlotless stove & oven. new tile, counter tops. hltures &
mirrored doset doors. An conditioned plus atr electnc
cleaner and secunty system. Spacious & pnvate patio
overlooking greenbelt & pool. Very convtntent lo-
cation-wal« to E.Jstbluff sho1191nc center. CdM high
school, churches. tennis & park. This property IS 1n mint
condition & ready tor you to move into R£0UCEO
$275.000
Of>£N HOUS£ SAT. & St*. 1 5
2401 VISTA HOGAR·BlUFfS,NPT SCH
NEW LISTING BLUFFS 4 BEDROOMS
l ocated on a quiet cul-<lt·sac: w/master bdrm & bath on
mam level. Eatme area '" kitchen over look1nc front patio
with spamstl hie & pretty !lowers. Brrcll f1replace '" livmg
room & spacious d1n1ng area. Extra lrg patio 1n back on
greenbelt near community pool. Great loeallOn near
Corona def Mar high scllool. Eastblutt shopping center,
churches. tenms & parks. $29-4,500.
BLUFFS. MINT CONDITION. A PERFECT
"10" Tius tastt<fious owner has insisted on perfection
and elegance with uptrades throughout. Surrounded by
pretty flowers. a patio, and serene and lush greenbelt.
this 1s the perfect property for you. Convenitntl( located
close to Eastblutf shopptng center, COM h1&h. parks.
tennis & lreeways. Price includes the land. Call soorf!
$334.950
OPEN HOUSE SAT/SUN 1·5
522 VISTA GRANDE-BLUrFS PT SCH
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coMPANY
NEWPORT BfACH ~ PALM 0£S(RT SAN DIEGO SAN f'llANCISCO S.-.N MARINO
BLUFF'S BEST BUY. 3 BD'RM, 2'h BATHS · Easy hving in btaut1tul Newport Beach & convenient
to all Sharp. clean, well cared tor & affordable. Enclosed pnvate patio with pretty flowers & plants. Walk to
community pool, Eastblutt shopping center, tennis, churches, SCllOols & parts Pnce mcludes the land.1276,000.
OPEN HOUSE SAT/SUN 1·5
2710 VISTA OH ORO-BLUFFS-NPT BCH
BLUFF'S "ONE OF A KIND". 180° PAN-
ORAMIC VIEW · Expanded, remodeled & upgraded,
this property 1s un1que & different lrom all others '" the
Bluffs. At the time of original construction. 2 bdrms &
bath were added below the main level. Master bdrm ste
on main level has a11 enlarged bath area, 1acuw tub. sky
tights. separate shower & walk·in closet. Highly upgraded
throughout w/large family rm. & spatlous d1ntng/hv1ng
rm area. New kitchen ~iaoces. rnStde laundry area &
entrance to home from attatched garage. This 1s truly a
rare beauty! $529.000 fee.
Of>£N HOUSE SIH>AY 1-5
1985 VISTA CAUOAL·BlUHS-NPT SCH
CHARMING 8AYSHOAE8 HOME · Gate
guarded. Private C001murnty beach. South West look.
White washed red pams. frendl doors, beautiful hand
painted porulltn tiles througtioul. 2 bdrm, 2 ba. Land
available to purchase. $455,000
CORONA DEL MAR
NEW ON MAMET. HAflBOR VIEW HILLS
· futured in Sunset Macmne. this home nprtsStS
1ndfviduality and excellet1t taste in detoratina and landsc~ louted on a qUtet cuJ.de.sac 11 offers 5 bd,
3 ba, family room and pool in a spacious garden sett111&.
ExpanSIOll and remodeling make ttus home truly special,
complete with ocean and mountain views. Call tor other
details and viewing of this lovely family home offered al
$780.000.
OPEN HOUSE SA TUROA 'r l ·5
1219 SANO KEY·HARBOR VIEW HILLS-COM
. I HUNTINGTON HARBOR I
MAGNIFICENT MEDtT£ARAN£AN HOME
68 feet on the water with a 60 It. bo.at dock. Butlt by
Shlprro. Pool and spa. Tried pallo on the w~ter treat for
entertaining. Bar in the family rm lhat looks str11ght
down the bay. Large master suite w/s1tbng rm and
f1re1>1ace. natural sun-Ille thru-out F0<mal dtninc rm w/a
bnlhant hght hlture. This home 1s au condtltoned &
located on a pmate street close to btach. restaurants. &
shopping S900.000
759.:9100
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SAN CLEMENTE'S "TAJ MAJAL"
ENTERT AIMERS' DMA11 • Situated on a
hillside with • com~ NW of the Pacific Ocean and
city of San Clemente. this 'S bdrm custom home as for the
person wantt91 ~ Uftiqte & scieetacui.r Dfa
mahc entry w/sllylllhb. spanish ble floor. 1nd a 17 It
K0t pond, surrounded by lush &. suspended d1n1111 area
between the lst Ind 2nd hooc ovtftool1nc the magnit1
cent view through 2 story heh 'Mndows. Maid's quarters
over tarace and master bdrm has firepqce & separate
office. A game rm is also tnctuded w/poof t1ble & spa
The $495.000 first trust deed IS mumabte and owner
may carry 2nd T-0. CaUoday tor ,.,.,t to see $029.000
I TRMUCO CANYON I
WLDEMESS RllMAT
TRA8UCO CANYON · If yo.a nnt to cet away
from the hustle & bustte of city hfe & back lo nature, this
home is for you. It IS surrounded by mountains. trees.
streams. & Mid ~ft. CustOM lMlitt tl\foulf'out wrth hu1e
master bedroom. walk·1n closet. Iott, famify room. hvmg
room, den and double pllf. Mt rn 1985. this 2200
sq. ft. retreat 1s comptetely self cont11ned and dettnltely
"One of a Kind". Trawl a tew mtles past O'Netl Park ol
an u111mpro* rOld. SIZS,000 on ffderal lease land
RENTALS
NEW a STORY NEWPORT •ACH TOWN HOUSE · 2 BR. 2 BA. OM up, one dOwn. 2 ur garage
& laundry facd1ty. C.thedefll celhnc. LR. with f.P fully
equiped euro k1tchefl. All wfltte carpehna & drapes Sl ."350/MO.
NEW 2 M , 2 aA NIWPOAT BEACH
CONDO 3rd ttoor. Some ocean view. Near Superior
& PCH. Sl.595/MO
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'DAILYPILOT/ll&A&:"aSTATS ............................................................. ... SATUllDAY October I, tt•/PAU 5
REA1~1·y
Exclusive Afliliale in ()range Count)
NEW LISTING! Discover ··Newport Island," the quiet hi<jeaway
island on the Peninsula. ~ four bedroom, including a master
bedroom with a private suudeck and spa, two bath, two story
home. A warm, open living room with used brick fireplace. oak
flooring, remodeled ~ourmet kitchen. Asking $445,000. Ad#Ol4
KINGS ROAD ·
An artistic home with five bedrooms and four baths and three
fireplaces and formal.dining. Panoramic bay and ocean views.
Master suite includes a den a nd spa. Maid's quarters. $1,300.000.
Ad#004
HARBOR RIDGE
A warm traditional family borne of the high~t standard. with an
open flowing floorplan with six bedrooms. four and one-half baths
Oak stairway. gourmet kitchen and a refrigerated wine cellar
Great outside entertainlng a rea with built-in BBQ. pool and spa,
all professionally landscaPciJ with ocean. bay and city light views
$2,500.000. Ad t:OOS
HUNTINGTON HARBOR
Large comer lot affording pnvacy and room for two large yachts.
Four bedroom. three bath home bounded by 142 feet on the wat.er.
Extensive use of marble tn bathrooms, new carpets. fireplace and
wet bar. Very large waterfront decks-per"fect for entertaining.
Hard to duplicate! $1.095.000. Ada008
DANA POINT-REDUCED!
Completely remodeled three bedroom. one and three quarter bath
... borne with tited entryway and new kitchen, new French doors.
covered patio a nd small ocean view. Shows ex\remely well! Priced
at $21'9,900. Ad#OP9
LAGUNA BEACH .
NEW LISTING! Breathtaking country French home completed m
exotic' woods, located on two lots at Victoria Point. Fantastic
ocean coastline views. Four bedrooms, four baths, two fireplaces.
solid oakwood floors. five oceanview decks, beveled and tulip
windows. Very large family home with exceptioul yards com-
plete with fruit trees. Steps to charming Victoria beach.
f l,295,000. Ad#OOS
WEST NEWPOl.T DUPLEX
NEW LISTING! A terrific income property close to ~ be@ch in
West Newport. Two units, e~itb two bedrooms, one a~ ~lf baths and a<:ftreplace. Fo"'iif-car carport, plus additional off·
·~. ·'street parking. $395,000. Fee. Ad#OOl
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BELCOURT HILL
NEW LISTING' ~n. Catahna and c ity lights view from this
stu!lnjng townhome. Tastefully decorated al)d furmshed m ultra-
quality modern. New blond hardwood flo.oring. Berber carpeting.
custom window shades and shutters Dramatic custom lighting
throughout. Air con'ditioned. upgraded security system. three-car
garage. guarded gate. Offered fully furnished at $795,000 Ad~Ol8
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OUT OF AREA -VINEYARD
Riverside County. one-half hour south of Palm Desert Forty acres
of grapevines and a fabulous home. professionally fumlshed and
,decorated. Great opportunity for investor. rancher. owner Ter-
rific view of the valley and Salton Sea Hom~ has a swtmmmg
pool. deck. large pauos. and room for tennts courts Grapevine
acreage producing table grape Owner will lease back or service
the seven year deprec1at1on Only $i50 000 Ad=007
SPYGLASS
A real Gem oh Spyglass. views of city hghts. mountains, Harbor
Ridge. partial ocean from garden. New French doors throughout .
Customned paintmg tn and nut. new mcfrble floors in foyer. family
room and kitchen. Upgraded landscaping and secunty system.
$695.000. Ad::;Ol9
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DOVER SHORES
In the heart of Newport Beach. is an elegant custom home created
by Mrs. John Wayne. The "La Roca Estate" has the interior of
plaruied charm for gracious living and entertainJng. Five
~rooms a nd se'<eli ~nd a half baths. It flows from a regulation
tennis court down Kt<(h~ spacious living area out through French
doors to a courtyard with pool and spa Beyond is a view of back
bay and night lights. Security gated Shown by private appoint· .
ment. $4.999.000. Ad=Oll
. LIDO ISLE IMYPRONT
A stunning contemporary bayfnmt for the discriminating. Ex·
quisite detail throughout start'Slg with the be~led crystal front
doon. Le.adingto a living room with a soaring tw~story ceiling and
Texas limest()J>e fireplace Formal dining room !djoins the SL
Charles kitchen that bas every possible conveni~. TM master
suite bas two baths, huge closets and its own fireplace. There is a
total of five bedrooms plus four and one-ball baths. Tbe dock will
accommodate a large yacht. $2.195.0()0. Ad~.023
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S Corj,orate Plaza •Newport Beach, California 92660
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~ew Listings Tbls Wee~
NEWPORT HEIGHTS DUPLEX-Two 3 BR. 2 BA
units, pa1ios and atriums. greywood-white tnm ,
needs TLC. $435.000
JASMINE PARK-Unique hillside CdM develop-
ment, 3 BR. 4 BA. 2. 160 sq. ft., prioe includes salt
water acquarium with rare llsh. Asking $505,000
ABSOLUTELY SPOTLESS-Mature, one owner 2
BA townhome in Costa Mesa, small yard, near
comm. pool, away from traffic. Only S 139.000
OCEAN VIEW AT $212,500-lmmac. and vacant!
2 BR. 2 BA on Nwpt Peninsula, grt home or
excellent rental. Lowest in area $262,500
NJCE ON "NICE" -Prime Villa Balboa con-
domm1um. 2 mstr stes. end unit with ocean view
near comm. pools. spa, tennis. $215.000
Daplu Income Properties
• COMMERCIAL LOTS-In McFadden Square: in-
come producing with investment potential, approx
8,300 SQ. ft. $900,000
COM "HOME" PLUS INCOME-Cape Cod 2 story, 2
BR with new kitchen, den. sun deck and sunny patio
.... plus 2 BR S 1000/Mo. Income unit. $570.000
SUPER-DUPER DUPLEX-Serene CdM location.
near Oasis and park, 3 and 2 bdrms, 2 ba ea. New
paint. wallpaper, etc. $5~5.000
Bame• Da Lido 1111
POTENTIAL PLU8-Stree1 to Strada on prestigious
Udo Isle. 3 BR/Oen, new paint/new Berber carpet
$650,000
40' ON VlA GENOA-Richard Neutra designed. 5 BA
in 50's flavor of light/airy. $645,000
NEW THROUGHOUT-On Udo late. 3 SR den with new carpets. flooring, kitchen and window coverings.
Sharp look, large patio. $789,000
LEADER ON UDO-Lo~ 3 BR, 2 story with den
wet bar. south patio and close to tennis court and
beach. A winner at $73-4,000
IDOldeCorouMIMar
BRAIC> NEW, ay THE •ACH-Lrg custom home
with spect. viewing deck•. 3 BA. spacious. elegant appts. (under constr.) $929,000
CLASSIC CHARACftR-To die fort 2 BR, 2 BA In
Olde CdM. oozing charm. Oeslgnet"a own home.
$539,500
Ho. WITH INCOME:._ Tree lined CdM neigh·
borhood. 2 BA. cottage with guest quarters and 2 llR
Income unit. A8'clng $525,000 •
A MEMORABLE WEEK AT MERRILL LYNCH
Barb HutchinQs eold a Costa Mesa townhome for $150,QPO and Tom fleminQ 90Jd on• in
Turtlerock 'round $350,000. then M ickey Rowe listed a Newporl Hei9ht1 duples a.t $435,000
and Jim Skahan listed one in Olde Cd.M ... Jim'• duplez eold on Wednffdayf
Thur1day, SbAl'Oll Swanson sold a view home in il~bor View-Hill• at over-$3/4 mWion
and Bill Saunders chipped in a Jasmine Park llstin9 ~ $1 /2 million. Then Bub said she listed
a.n immaculate CM townhome at $139,000 and Sue Gildred'1 5 bed.room in HB sold; so did
1'ickey Hartling'• triplH in Anaheim. -
By week's end listing• were piling up: Maxine Mink's Villa &U:>oe at $215,000; Jerry
Finster an Oc:eanfront condo at $265,000 and ... H olly Marka1' cbannino duplex in CdM was
reduced to $545,000 ... bot stuff!
Friday, Toddy Smith sold a duplex in CdM for S half a million plu1 and Jerry Brook'• South
Coast Plua 1istino went for $100 K plus.
By then we were dancing in the aisles
ltuaal•g Decar Bo••• ----Luge FUilly ••--..__. __ _
"AN ENGLISH COUNTRY GARDEN"-3 BR. 4 BA MOUNTAIN SETTIHO-Unique Newport address
Peninsulla Point home on quiet Strad.New decor by Oar. 3 BR, 3 BA. overlooks park, Nr lake behind
Country Lite Interior. Immaculate. gorgeous master gates, rarely seen area. $479,000
suite, some personal Items available. $695,000 · ·
BELC~T PERFECTION-Unbelievable! Sound IT'S A GREAT NEIGH~-Close to schools.
planning. exquisite taste, ftrst time offered. 4 BR. 4 shopping, Quiett Lrg lot, 3 BA, 2 BA. $349.000
BA. 3 fireplaces. 4 car garage. 4,200 s.f.I Asking
$1,475,000
BELCOURT ESTATE-Pool, spa. cabana. tennis
and exquisite 5 bedroom home on 1 /2 acre. Interior
featured in magazines; exterior won landscape
awards. Spectacular inside and out. $3.5 million
PENINSULA TOWNHOME-New on the sand. 2 BR.
3 BA large master with ftreplace. spa. ALSO LEASE
$3000/Mo. $599.000
Bo••• Open l•turday
unu 1SU11 S579.ooo
2 story, 3 BA. 2 BA
E'Slll Cl $325.000
View of park
l.91 ISU $650.000
3 BA, Den
1.Y. llUS $557.500
lrg lot, 3 BR
'·'· au $559.ooo Expansion Opportunities
211 .......
T. Boland
21 l lrtlltnt4
0 . Miiier
111 Yi• lijtli
M. Mink
tHSaM.Httt
Leverett/Weber
H1Sae4castte
L. Curci
.. -$929,000 211 W..t4
Custom home, vu M. Thomas Grave's
• mtl 911& $139,000
2 BR townhome
lltl M $3,600/MO
Lease 2 BR, 2 SA townhome
UM ISU $645,000
5 BR, contemporary
Pl•llU ...r $695,000
3 BR. 4 BA
... $570,000
"Home" plus Income
... $4$25.000
"Covington" 4-plex
24"1Wt1
B. Hutchings
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M . Rousselot
221Yla .....
C. Ross ., ....
B. Swindall
t•~ H. Markas
111L ...... lt
C. Mdtenll
IN LAGUNA NIGUEL-Don't miss establishment
area amid new homesi Nice 3 BR, pool, )llltrd and
favorite plan. Only $250,000. .
4 BR, stNGLE STOflY-Montego In H. V. Homes .
Quiet k>cateon neat ec:hool and green belt. Solar
heating, sec system. and apa. $469,900
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2 story. 3 BR, 2 BA T. Boland
IW • $325,000 Ill ..........
View of park 0. Miller
tM ISU $650.000 111fll11tN
3 BR, Den M . Mink
LY. al.I $559.000 "'~
Expansion Opportunities L Curci
... -$929,000 111 ...... ,14
Custom home, vu M. Thomas Graves
II.II -$3,600/MO 111 ........
Lease 2 BR, 2 BA townhome M. Rousselot
1a1 11&.1 S&4s.ooo in "' ..... 5 BR, contemPorary C. Ross
flllllllU..., $695i<>OO -......
3 BR, 4 BA 8. Swindall
.. -$570,000 1• ~ ''Home" ptus Income H. Markas
...... -... $505,000 111 ......
3 BR, 4 BA home Biii Saunders
........ $262,500 ... 1.......,...
2 BR. 2 BA Condo J. Rnster
tll IUffl $284,500 -..........
Rare "V" plan H. Swanson
.. -$«9,000 111111 .... 2 BR + 1 BR/BA S. Weber
IY-.U $749,950 11MI••• .....
, 4 BR, FR 8. Barrington
...... ~ $557,500 Ill Int .....
Lrg loft, 3 BR T. Aen*tg
DAILY PILOT/~ llSTATW
· ?2uitle11tial Be11lee~ SenNcN
7h ,eae ut fJ11aeJ1e11tle11t ?2eal £4-UZte B1•JHUll ill tM 1latkJ11
WATER VIEW PROPERTIES
OWNER MAY FINANCE '371,ooo
-This bay vlew_condamlnium thaL wULaccommp-
. date up to a 35' boat. Two BR, 2 BA. community-
pool, sun deck. Furniture included In price.
· _ GayJe Amato. __
RARE CDM OPPORTUNITY 1111,000
Custom built 4 BR. 3'h BA, family room home.
Gourmet kitchen, step down living room and
master suite with ocean and jetty views. Only
one year old. Linda Oeth or Lois lacobs.
BAYFRONT '"5,000
~ier for your boat. Walk to the ocean beaches.
Three BR, 3 BA. Remodeled kitchen. Master
-Suite with bay view. Ann Peters. -
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EMERALD BAY-OCEAN SIDE $1,150,000
Older home on good lot with great view and
fabulous potential. We just listed this at
$I, 150,000. Lots of parking. Two stories O.K
Dave Hirschler or Rod"Daley
WATERFRONT-UDO ISLE s1.us,ooo
Enjoy a fabulous bayfront lifestyle, 3 BR. 4 BA
dramatic living· room plus-family room home.
Larger lot and dock. Great location. easy walk to
Li~o Village. Barbara Aune or CarJyn Callan.
FABULOUS ESTATE-VIEW s1.soo.ooo
Six BR. 5'h BA. with family room. sitting room
and formal dining. Guest quarters. Dramatic
pool. outside cooking facility and entertainment
afea. Two separate master suites. Triona Bergin.
PROMONTORY BAY $1,550,000
Custom built, great location and construction
with style. Five BR. formal dining room. break-
fast area, large playroom. Master bedroom ON
THE BAY with study. Barbara Aune or carlyn
Callan.
BAYFRONT SPECTACULAR • $1,725,000
Ideal entertainment home on most active
harbor location features upstairs and down-
stairs living areas, formal dining, a secluded
master suite. spa. Flexible floorplan. Large
pier/dock. Martha ~acnab or Sara 1-finman.
C.D.M. WHITE WATER VIEW 11,185,000
Dramatic 180 degree views of ocean. jetty,
Catalina and sunsets. Listen to the sound of the
waves. Spacious older home with 4 BR. 5 BA. A
special C.D.M. opportunity. Lois Jacobs or Linda
Oeth.
DRAMATIC OCEANFRONT 12.100,000
The ultimate In quality and design high on the
Bluff overlooking Corona del Mar beach afld the
. Pacific. Four BR, 3'h BA. three levels. Martha
Macnab & Danny Bibb.
OVERLOOKING llEACH I 12,375,000
Terrific new 3 BR, 4'h BA wfconv. den. Looks
down on the private bead\ & pounding surf. This·
is Emerald Bay's. best l~tlon. Seller may carry
financing to qualified J$>uyer. Ask for Dave
Htrschler or Rod Daley.
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HAMOR VllW HOlm8 -Carmel model. 3 BR. family room . .,.eat poten-
tial. next to greenbelt. Excellent lot. Brint YQUr
contractor. Ann Peters.
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BELCOUR't ELEGANCE 11,415,000
~ourt Drive..Mmth. ut~)~ customizing
in this dramatit 4 bedroom residence in
Newport Beach. This home Is complete to the
last details for gracious living. Designer
fumishl~ available. OPEN FOR VIEWING
SUNDAY 2-5. Selle Partch.
BELLE PARTCH
TOP
PRODUCER
3rd QUARTER
1988
GAYLE AMATO
MOST .
TRANSACTIONS
3rd QUARTER
1988
OPEN HOUSES
kN1NSULA
SATURDAY
•11.000 113:2E. ..........
J BR. FR , .... S Shuler
SEA ISLAND 1571,000 7SMC4"9
2 BR. vu 1·5 C Amato
HV HOMES $450,000 1131Por1C....,_
3'8R, FR 1·410 A Pe1ers
BIG CANYON SUM.000 24 CMJOft Felnwey 4 BR, FR 1·5 S Sturar
SUNDAY
SEA ISLAND 1571,000 7 ... Cow
2 BR, FR, vu 1·5 C Amato
HV HOMES M50.000 1tS1 Port C.t1111n
J BR. FR 1·4 JO S Shuler
BIG CANYON a.as.• 24 CMJOn ,..,..,
4 BR. FR I·'> S Crod)'
BELCOURT S1.All.OIO S7~DrN
4 BR. FR. pool M 8 Panch
WESTCLIF'f ., .... 1512 Uftcotn ......
4 M . Flt spa l-410 A Peters
LIDO ISLE I $1,-... 115 Vie lido ......
J BR, FR 1-4.)() c callan
PROMONTORY ., ..... ....,_, .......
5 BR, FR 1-4·30 8 A"ne
HARBOR RIDGE 11.791,.o 1CrMtw.-Dr
6 M . FR, pool. spe ,_., C AJlitOfl
•¥f!ffi3•B•1~1•I!lff ll~lit1~f¥1
SOPHISTICATED TOWNHOME _ '207,000
Wonderful~xJ>OSUf~...-sunlight-alLday_ Beaull-
fully upgraded Rooring, all white and easy to live
with. Two BR. great for young couple or single
e)(ecutives. Triona ~rgin.
CORONA DEL MAR M41,500
Located in near new gate guarded community of
Jasmine Park. Ocean breezes and short walk to
village or ocean. Three SR. 2'12 BA family room.
Overlooks park. Gloria Robertson or Carolyn
Lowe
GUARD GA TED $535,000
·Big Canyon, expanded Dover model. 2 BR, 2 BA
huill io entertainment ceoter. hardwood floors.
crow(l moldings, wet bar. air conditioned Land-
scaped by Rogers Gardens ~delyn Gonz.ales
PRICE LOWERED $579,000
· On this elegant!.¥ appointed 2 BR IB BA. home
Extensive use of mirrors, marble entry. up-
graded kitchen with marble countertops Guard
gated entr> Gayle Amato .
HARBOR RIDGE $749,000
Outstanding designer upgrades have made this
home a one of a kind offering It features 4 Br,
plus a loft Located next to greenbelt for great
privacy. Ann Peters.
SELECTED HOM:=S
WESTCLtFF • •11,000
On one of the finest streets. wonderful 2 story 4
BR. residence with large rooms, superb master-.
suite, large formal dining room. Move in con-
dition Ann Peters. '!"
SAND, SURF, SERENITY sees.ooo
Three BR. plus den. 21h BA Lovely hpme for
adult' entertaining. Located on the. park at the
end'of the Peninsula Three car garage for all the
adult tays. Hobie Denny
CONTEMPORARY IN BIG CANYO~ $1, 115,000
Four BR. home overlooking the 8th fairway
Large open rooms enclos~ in-cedar Santa
Maria stone and clear glass Views of golf course
and tj,ty from most rooms Carol Alhson
NEW-FAIRWAY ONE $2,315,000
New Fairwa)" One custom home Outstanding in
quality and design. 4 BR. 4'12 BA. l1brar).
spacious master suite Golf course. mountain
and city lig~t views from every room Danny
Bibb or Stephanie Grody
BIG CANYON CUSTOM S2,l$0.000
Magnificent family home set on one of the
largest lots Spacious roq"'o/.fbleached oak
floors. o BR. separate large cat>ana, pool. and
spa Volleyball sportscourt Danny Bibb of Step-
hanie Grody
BIG CANYON-BEST VIEW ~000
Five BR. home with 180" (olf course, mountain
and city light view. Imported tile roof, maids
quarters. childrens wing Master suite with sit-
ting area and balcony Danny Bibb or Lind~
Oeth.
YEW-HARBOR RIDGE IS,750,000
Spectacular 12.000 sq. ft. home with 6 BR. q BA
library, extra large dining and family rooms. 2
master suites, elevator. pool & spa, 4 car pra,e.
room for limousine Danny Bibb or Carol Allison.
2 Civic Plaza, #100 644-6200 NEWPORT BEACH
New Listings This Week
NEWPORT HEIGHTS DUPLEX-Two 3 BR. 2 BA
units. patios and atriums, greywood-white trim.
needs TLC. $435,000
JASMINE PARK-Unique hillside CdM develop-
ment, 3 BR. 4 BA, 2.160 sq. ft. price includes salt
water acquarium with rare fish. Asking $505,000
ABSOLUTELY SPOTLESS-Mature, one owner 2
BR townhome in Costa Mesa. small yard, near
comm. pool, away from traffic. Only $139,000
OCE,J\N VIEW AT $2t2.500-lmmac. and vacant!
2 BA. 2 BA on Nwpt Peninsula, grt home or
excellent rental. Lowest in area $26.2.500
NICE ON "NICE"-Prime VIiia Balboa con-
dominium, 2 mstr stes, end unit with ocean view
near comm. pools. spa, tennis. $21 5.000
rtle•
4 COMMERCIAL LOTS-In McFadden Square; in-
come producing with Investment potential, approx e.aoo SQ. tt. S900.ooo
COM "HOME" PLUS INCOME-Cape Cod 2 story. 2
BR with new kitchen, den, sun deck and sunny patio
.... plus 2 BR $1000/Mo. Income un~. $570.000
SUPER-DUPER DUPLEX-Serene CdM location,
near Oasis and park, 3 and 2 bdrms, 2 ba ea. New
paint. wallpaper, etc. $545.000 -
BamH Da Lida Isle
POTENTIAL PLUS-Street_ to Strada on prestigious
Lido Isle. 3 BA/Den. new paint/new Berber carpet. $650,()()() •.
40' ON VIA GENOA-Richard Neutra designed, 5 BR
In SO's flav9r of light/airy. $645,000
NEW THROUGHOUT-On Lido late. 3 BR den with
new carpets, flooring, kitchen and window coverings.
Sharp look, large patio. $789,000
LEADER ON UDO-Lovely 3 BR, 2 story with den,
wet bar. south patio and close to tennis court and
beach. A vJinner at $734,000
In Olde C.... Ul llar
BRAND NEW, av THE 8EACH-Ltg custom home
with spect. viewing deci<s, 3 BA, spacious, etegant appts. (under constr.) $929,000
CLASSIC CHARACTER-To die tori 2 BR, 2 BA In
Olde CdM, oozing charm. Designer's own home.
$539,500
HOIE WITH INCOME:_ Tree lined CdM netQh-
borhood. 2 BR, cottage with guest quarters and 2 &A
Income unit. Asking $525,000 •
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A· MEMORABLE WEEK AT· MERRILI. LYNCH
. Bub Hutchings sold a Costa Mesa townh~me for $1 50,0QO and loom nemino t0ld one in
TurUerock 'round.,$350,~. Then Mickey R~w~ listed a Newporf Heights duplez at $435,000
and Jim Skahan listed.QDe Ul Olde CdM -·Ji~ s duplH sold on Wednesday£
Th urs<B"y, Sharon Swa.nson sold a view home•in Harbor View Hills-1\t ov•r $3µ-million
and Bill Saunders chipped in a Jasmine Park listing a.I S 1 /2 million. Then Barb said sbe li.ted
an immaculate CM townhome at $139,000 and Sue Gildred's 5 bedroom in HB 10ld; IO did
Mickey Hartling' s triplex in ;Anah·eim. .
By we;ek's end listings were piling UP.: Maxine Mink's yma ~ at $21~,()00; Jerry
Finster an oceanfront condo at $265,000 ao6 ... Holly Mark41 chamunq duplez m CdM was
reduced to $5~5,000 ... hot s~! ,:
· Friday, Toddy Smith sold a duplex in CdM for S half a million plu1 and Jerry Brook'• South
Coast Plua listinq went for $100 K plus.
By then we were dancing in the aisles "
ltaanlni Decor Ram!!_
"AN ENGLISH COUNTRY GARDEN"-3 BR. 4 BA
Peninsulla Point home on quiet Strad.New decor by
Country Life Interior. Immaculate. gorgeous master
suite, some personal items available. $695,000
BELCOURT PERFECTION-Utibetlevablel Sound
planning, exquisite taste. first time offered, 4 BR, 4
BA, 3 flreplaoes. 4 car garage, 4,200 s.f.I Asking
$1.475,000
BELCOURT ES.TATE-Pool spa. ca~ana. tennis
and exquisite 5 bedroom home on 1/2 acre. Interior
featured in magazines: exterior won landscape
awards. Specta~lar inslde,and out: $3.5 milUon ·
PENINSULA TOWNHOME-New on the sand. 2 BR,
3 BA large master with fireplace. spa. ALSO LEASE
$3000/Mo. $599.000
Ronan Dpea l•lurd•y
0 Lmlf ISUll ...$579,000-~ 211 &Mlfft
2 story, 3 BR, 2 BA T. Boland
E'Slll Cll $325.000 21l .lrtltwM4
View of park 0 . Miller
Ull ISLI $65!1,000 101 Yi• ....
3 BR, Oen M. Mink
l.Y. 1111.LS $557,500 IH SaHcntte
lrg lot, 3 BR Leverett/Weber
l.Y. llU.S $559,000 Ill Sae4tntlt
Expansion Opportunities L. Cu£CI
.. • $929,000 211 '''""''' Custom home, vu M. Thomas Graves
OISTA •u $139,000
2 BR townhome
IUI -$3,600/MO
l ease 2 BR, 2 BA townhome
Ull ISU $645,000
5 BR, contemporary
" ...... ~ $695,000 3 BR,_. BA
... $570,000
"Home" plus income,..
'"MW $425.000
"Covington" 4-plex
HOO Ehlt1
B. Hutchings
11111rUfiH
M-Rousselot
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C. Ross .! ......
B. Swindall
lll L.arbf.,
H. Markas
1111. ......
C. Maxaentl
Luge r .. 11, •••• ----
MOU~NG. Unique Newport address
Gar, 3 eR. 3 BA. OVerlooks park, Nr lake behind
gates, ra.rety seen ar~.;'479,000
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IT'S A GR~ T NEIGHBORHOOOI-Ctose to schools s~opplng, ~o~etl Lrg lot. 3 BA. 2 BA. $349,000
I~ LAouft NIG~L·-Don't misa establishment ar~a amid new homes. ··Nice 3 BR. pool, yard and
favorite plan. Only $250,oo<T. ,
4 BR, SINGLE S"{PRY-M0ntego In H.V. Homes
Quiet loc1rt1on near sehoof and green belt. Solar
heating, ~ systdm,.end spa. ~.900
................. , 1-5
umJ·llUlll $579,ooo 111 aw ...
2 story, 3 BR, 2 BA T. Boland
E.. • '$325.000 211 lrMtwH4
View of park 0 . Miiier
Liii tSU $650,000 111 Yll lift•
3 BR, Oen M. Mink
LY. -.U $559,000 Ill IM4tastt1
Expansion Opportunities L. Curci
.... • $929,ooo 2n ltWMr•4
Custom home, vu M. Thomas Graves
IUI -$3,600/MO 111 O.Utt.1
Lease 2 ~R. ~BA townhome M. Rousselot
Ull llU ... S&45,000 Zll Yll 11111
5 BR, contemporary C. Ross
N•-.A NmT $695.000 411 lthtt
3 BR, _. BA 8. Swindall
.. -$570,000 t• Larl.,.,
"Home" plus Income H. Markas
llllU Ill 111 $505,000 111 11MH11
3 BR. • BA home Biii Saunders
Pl-.u $262,500 .. L ... 11tr..t
2 BA, 2 BA Condo • J . Finster
"-lllffl S2M ,500 m Yllta IHrtt
Rare "V" plan H. Swanson
.. • ·~9.000 111 .......
2 BR + 1 BR/BA $. Weber n au s1•9.eso 1111 ..........
4 BR, FR 8. Bartlngton n au _ sss1.soo 1111.,, .....
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BELCOURT ELEGANCE $1,tll,000
Belc'ourt ·Drive North. E'Ste11siye customizing
Jn ·this .dramatic .4 bedroom reside11ce in
OWNER MAY FINANCE t:a7l,OOO
This bay view condominium that wPI accommo-
date up to a 35' boat. Two PR;2·BA,.communlty
pool, sun deck. Furniture included In p rice.
Gayle Amato. • . . . .
. Newport Beach. Ttlis hQme is comf)lete to the
est-detai~ for ~racious ijving; j)esigner fu~nlshin~ available. OPEN FO~ \/!EWING
SUNDAY 2-5 . Belle Partcl). RARE CDM OPPORTUNITY Slll,000
Custom built 4' BR. 3'h' BA, family room home.
Gourmet kitchen, 'step down living room and
master suite with ocean and jetty vieW5:-0nly-.-
one year old. Linda Oeth or Lois f acobs. ·
IA YFRONT . • ~ -Sll5.000-
Pier for your boat. Walk to the ocean beaches.
Three BR. 3 BA. ,i'emodeled kitchen. Master
suite with bay view. Ann Peters.
EMERALD BAY-OCEAN SIDE $1,150.000
Older home on good lot with great view an d
fabulous potential. We just listed this at.
-SI, 150.000. Lo~ ol par:kirrg. Two stories ~
Dave Hir.schler or Rod Daley. · · ' .
WATERFRONT-LIDO ISL£ . . . S1,4t5,000 .
Enjoy a fabulous bayfront lifestyle. 3 BR, 4 BA
dramat ic living ropm ·plus family room home:
Larger lot a n~ dock. Great location, easy walk to
Lido·Vlllage. Barbara Aune or Carlyn Callan. .
FABULOUS ESTATE-VIEW $1,500,000
Six BR, 51h BA, with family room, sitting. room
antl formal dining. Guest quarters. Drttmatic
pool, outside cooking facility and entertainment
area. Twoseparate'ma~ter suites. Triona Bergin.
PROMONTORY BAY , • $1,550.000
Custom built, great location (4nd construction.
with style. Five BR, formal dining room. break-
fast area, large p_layroom. Master bedroom ON
THE BAY with study. Barbara Aune or Carlyn
Callan.
BAYFRONT SPECTACULAR 11,725,000
Ideal entertainment home on most active
harbor location features upstairs and down-
stairs living areas. formal dining, a secluded
master suite. spa. Flexlb~ floorplan. Large
pier/Jock. Martha Macnab or Sara Hin·man. . .
C.D.M. WHITE WATER VIEW 11,m.000
Dramatic 1.80 dearee ·views of o.cean: jetty.
Catalina and sunsets. Listen to the1sound of the
waves. Spacious older home with 4·BR, 5 BA. A
special C.D.M. opportuf)lty. Lois Jacobs or Linda
Oeth. ·
DRAMA TIC OCEANFRONT 12.100.000
The' ultimate In quality and design high on the
4 Bluff overlooking Corona del Mar beach and the
' . Pacific. Four BR. 3'h B"• three levels. Martha
Macnab & Danny Bibb.
OVERLOOKING BEACH 1U75.ooo
Terrific new 3 BR. 4't.I BA w/conv. den. Looks
down on the private beach & Poundincsurf. Tbls-
ls Emerald Bay's best locatk>n. Seller may carry
financing to qu-.lified buyer: Ask for Da ve
Hlrschier or Rod Daley. <'
-#fti!J;li•ll1•1t)I ..
HAMOR VllW HOma -Carmel model, 3 Bit. family room. cre•t poten-
tial, next to greenbelt. Excellent lot Brine your
contractor. Ann Peters.
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PRODUCER·.
3rd QUARTER
1988
GAYLE AMA J'.O
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TRANSACTIONS
3rd -QUART.ER
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SATURDAY ~N!NSULA -.ooo 1132!.8alboe8fwd BR.FR 1...e S Shuler ~ SEA ISLAND 1571,000 7 8MCO..
2 BR •. vu •· 1-s G Amato
HV H~ES : $450,000 1131 POf1C ....... l BR. 1·4 lO A peters BIGC~YON 12,315,0Clll 24 ~~rot\ ,..,..,
4 BR. fR ..)(' I ·S S Shirar ·
SUNDAY
SEA JSLANO 1571,llOO
G. Amato· 2 ~R. FR, vu I ·S
HV HOMES ~. $450,000 1131 ~ Certdl9# l BR. FR I ·4·')() S Shuler"
BIC CANYON sz ••. ooo a.c.,..,,..,..,
•BR. FR I ·S S Crody
BELCOURT 11,411,000 S7~DrN
4 SR. FR. pool M 8 l>ancti
m TC-llFT ·~ 1512 LlncoM 1oaM
. flt. spa ..... JO . .(. Pece!'5
LIDO ISlE t1~ 215 Vla UdO.._,
l BR. FR . C <Allan
PROMONTORY ., ... ............
S BR. FR 1-4·10 B Aune
HARBC>tt RIOcE ... .,... . t CreetwMllDr 6 BR. fR. pool. spa ,., . .. ~ C Afllson .
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SELECTED CONDOMINIUMS
8QPHl8TtCATED TOWNHOME *7;000
Wonderful exposure, sunlight all day. Beauti-
fully upgraded flooring. all white and easy t~ live
with. Two BR. great for young couple or single
e)(ecutives. ·Trlona Bergin. ~ --
CORONA DEL MAR $Ml,500
Loea ted in near new gate guarded community of
Jasmine Park Ocean breez..es and short walk to
village or ocean. Three BR. 2'11 BA family room.
·Overlooks park. Gloria Robertson or Carolyn
Lowe. ~
GUARD GATED $535,000 Big Canyon. expanded Dover model. 2 BR. 2 BA
. built in entertainment center. hardwood floors.
crown moldtngs, wet bar, air conditioned. Land·
scaped by Rogers Gardens Madelyn Gonzales
-..:.ftRICE LOWERED · $579,000
On this elegantly appointed 2 BR 211.z BA home
Extens1~ use of mirrors. marble entry. up-
graded kitchen with marble co untertops Guard
gated entr>-Gayle Amato
, HARBOR RIDGE $749,000
Outstanding designer upgrades have made this
home a one of a kind offering. It features 4 Br,
plus a lctft. Located next to greenbelt for great
prJvacy. Arn Peters ·
SELECTED HOMES
WEST CLIFF-Sl11,000
On one of the-finest streets. wonderful 2 story 4
BR, resider}ce with large rooms. superb master
suite, large formal dining 'room Move in con-
di~ion Ann Peters.
SAND, SURF, SERE~ITY SNS.ODO
Three BR. plus den. 21h BA Lovel} home for
adult entertaining. Located on the park at the
end of the Peninsula Three car garage for all the
adult toys. Hobie Denny
CONTEMPORARY tN BIG CANYON $1, 195,000
Four BR. home overlooking the 8th -fauway
Large open rooms enclosed in cedar Santa
• Maria stone and clear glass Views of golf course
(\nd city from most rooms Carol Allison
NEW-FAIRWAY ONE ~.000
New fairway One custom hople. Outstanding in
quality and design, 4 .BR. 41/.z BA, library.
spacious master su,ite. Golf course. mountain
and city light views--ft'Qm every room Danny
Bibb or Stephanie Grody
BIG CANYON CUSTOM . S2,150,000
M~nlflcent family home set on one of the
lar~t ~. Spacious-room~
floors. 6 BR. separate large cabana. pool. and
spa Volleyball sportscourt Danny Bibb'or Step-
hanie Grody
lfG CANYON-BEST VIEW 13,200,000
Five BR, home with 1so• golf course. mountain
and city light view. Imported tile roof, maids
. quaners, ch1ldrens wing Maste suite with sit·
ting erea and balcony Dann> Bibb or Lindi"
Oeth
YEW-HARBOR NDGe 13,750,000
Spectacular 12,000 sq. ft. Jlome with o BR. 9 BA
library, extra large dining and family rooms, 2
master soltes, elevator. pool &spa,' ar c.ar.-.
room for limousine Danny Bibb or Carol AIUson .
2 Civic Plaza, #1~ 644-6200 .NEWPORT BEACH ·
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of tMI .,..lty aad locatlOtl M<-avelt.llM. It le n.cltl ... $5'
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EXECUTIVE HOME IN CORONA HIGHLANDS 0c ...
end hlll vi.wt lrcwn u coad 11ory. Thi. cu11ono ho•• ~ private
be.ch ac:cn1 plu1 pnvall pool 6 ..,a. Wiili CH1l4-wc1 bar. '""'
bedroo1n1. MHtcr bedroom he• ow• flrcpleu etld rstr••• ., ...
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BAYSIDE VIU.AG£ 2 bdrm, 2 bath mobile home.
Bick bay complex with clubhouse, pool & spa. Airy &
brit't fresh grey & white color scheme. Corner lot ~t. r,3~i~~~.~ .... ~.~~~.~~~.~~.~~~.~.~~~.~~Jg~
NEWPORT CREST ~ost popular l bdrm townhome
with ocean views. Sitting room & balcony off 2nd
floor master suite & 1 bdrm down. Wood floon in
Dining room, br~kfast nook &-kitchen. Cr~t lo-
cation in com~ex, dose to pool, spa & tennis courts.
Motivated seller, Price Reduced!! 631-1400
......................................................................... $299,000
2 Serena Coun ................................. -......... Sun~y 1-S
NEwrollT HEJGKrS with shirigfed charm, con-
temporary flair, & oc~n views from deck and
~ious kitchen. light & airy l bdrm with French 631-1t&J4:~.i.~.~ .. t-~ .. ~~~~~.1 .. ~~~-~ .. ~ .. ~~~~~.~ c~~
BACK BAY with a Newport address. Custom i bdrm
home with separate large master, family and formal dinin~ rooms on lovely large lot. One story with ~~~l. f.:~~~~~~~ ... ~~-~~~~ ... ~~~~.i-~~ .. s~s~
370 23rd Street.. .......... -............................ Sat/Sun 1-5
11JRn.£ROClt POINT end unit. Cited J.M'. Peters' Mediterran~n style complex with tile roofs & com-
munity pool & spa. Immaculate 2 bdrm with super
loft/den plus very private yard. Air conditioned with
security system. 631-1-400 .............................. $399,000
2 Biristo, lrvine .......................................... Sat/Sun 1-5
WATEfl.FRONT CONDO Front row unit with pan-
oramic views of the entire harbor. Freshly painted 2
bdrm 2 bath ~xpanded luxury coop with new tile,
drapes & wallpapers. Available boat slip at $1.75 per
ft. Owner will carry 1st. Trust Deed. 631-1400
......................................................................... $399,000
WEST NEWPORT DUPLEX light and airy 3 bdrm
units with vaulted ceilings & fireplace in -upper unit.
New construction. 673-6900 ......................... M-49,500
SOlmt LACUNA'S MoNrch Biy Terrace with
sprawling contemp<>fary 4 bdrm home. tiuge family
& formar dlnln~rooms, laund1 & hobby rooms & 3 ~fbi':~~e:611;~~4~~~~~ ... ~~·--~~-~~--~s;r.~
BALBOA ISLANI> Remodeled ·2 story shingled
charmer. Front house with 3 bdrms, dormer win·
dows formal dining elus a 2 bdrm apt over the
double garage . New kitchen, roof, plumbi~g, elec-
tric, heat & air. 631-1400 ............................... $649,000
NEWPORT in terrific mid peninsula location.
Classic 3 bdrm 2 bath cozy cottage with fireplace,
front porch & patio. Walk to beaches, Ferry,
Bilboa pier, restaurants & shops. 631-1400 .............................. c .................................... SlJ0,000
NEWPORT B EACH OF FICE
24:16 W. COAST HIGHWAY
~714-631-1400
NEW LISTINGS
NEWPORT CREST Super townhome with 3
bdrms including master with private sitting room
& sunny deck, eat-in kitchen, formal dining room
& 2 car attached garage. High ceilinged, spacious
& in move-in condition. Community pool, spa &
tennis, walk to beach. 631-1400 ............... $265,000
PENINSULA POINT Charmin_g 2 story 3 bdrm
home, wood floors, smooth ceilin15s, French doors
and large dining, living room with Fireplace &
built in bookcases. Declt off 2nd floor master, rear
patio &.double prage. 631-1400 ............. s.495,000
2113 Seville ........................................... Sat/Sun 1-5
UDO ISL£ Lovely traditional 3 bdrm home with
beamed c~ilings, remodeled kitchen & French
doors opening to large south patio from living
room & master bedroom. Air conditioned & just ~':f.51~~-~~~-~ .. ~ .. ~~~~ ..... ~: ... ~~--~~ sJ;,~
204 Via Bircelona ................................. Sat/Sun 1-5
UDO ISL£ fabulous custo·m home on huge
bayiront lot with park!ike, ''Rogers" landsc.aped
terraces & lawns leading to the '70 dock with side
tie. Totally "today" home with a Mediterranean
flair, 4 bdrms, family & formal dining rooms & den.
Beamed ceilings spanish tile floors, hand
troweled walls, elaborate lighting system & ex-
tensive built-ins. 631-1400 ..................... $2,095,000
HAJtBOR VIEW HOMES Fabulous remodel. Tile &
berber carpeted floors & vaulted ceilings. Open
contemporary 4 bdrm with secluded 2nd s\ory
master suite, family & formal dining rooms & lovely
Luge yard.631-1-400 ........................................ S67S,OOO
1615 Port Charles ............................................ , Sun 1-5
UDO ISL£ Two story 4 bdrm home with family &
formal dining rooms plus small office. Garden patio +
roof deck with panoramic views. Security system.
Lovely street with beach just steps away. 631-1400
......................................................................... $745,000
NEWPORT HEJCKJ'S Exc111ng 4 bdrm treehou~.
Solarium additions augment the incredible harbor
views. Included are~ party room, family room, pool
& spa & 1 bdrm guest cottage in • wooded hillside
setting. 631-1400 ............................................ S79S,000
SPYGLASS tOLL Beautiful 5 bdrm with French
doors & paned windows, private pool & spa & lovely
hill view. Fresh & bright with white tile throughout
entry, family & form•f dining rooms & eat in k.itchen.
631-1400 .......................................................... $799,000
NEWPORT OCEANFRONT Custom 3 bdrm hQfTle
with family room, built wiih top quality in '81. Upside
down plan for maximum white water views. Corner
}~~~!h~r.J~~-t45o~~~~~ .. ~'.~.~--~~ .. ~~ .. :~ss;i5~~
S3'11 Se~shore .................................................... Sat 1-5
LINDA ISLE Custom 5 bdrm with family & formal
dining rooms, 3 fireplaces & breakfast room, 2 sunny
patios and p ier & slip for a large boat. Steps to tennis
& clubhouse. PRICED D~OPPED. BEST BUYI!
611-1400 ....................................................... s 1,249,ooo
DOVER SHORES Remodeled 3 bdrm bayf ront wtth
huge master suite, den, family room, doc~ for a large
yac1't & sparkling water views. Terr aced baysjde
patios witn spa & built in BBQ. Steps to community
beach. 631-1400 ........................................... Sl ,250,000
WATERFllONT HOMES..INC • .........
.UDO ISLE Fabulous 5 bdrm estate on 3 prime lots
(approx 1/4 acre). There 1s a library, formal dining
room, rec room & 1st floor maids qrtn. Many-rooms, ~IT-~~oo~~~-.~~.~.~~-~.~~ .. ~-i~-~--t·~~~~~~.~ t-i~~rs:~
UDO ISLE BA YFRONT Meticulously maintained
custom 4 bdrm with private beach & dock in de-
sireable "Soud" location. Spacious Irvin$ areas opens
to bayside terrace with retractable. awnings, steps to
club & tennis. 631-1-400 ............................... S 1)495,000
&41 Via Lido Soud ...................................... Sat Sun 1-5
LINDA ISL£ Mediterranean flair & grndo~parties
with 40' living room opening to terrace & dock for
large ~chL Views from everywhece in this 5 bdrm
with library, dining room, high ceilings & tile floors.
631-1400 ......................................... !'.!!!!:"""" s 1,650,000
LINDA ISLE The quitessence of elegant tiving 1n this
beautifully appointed 4 bdrm with den/guest, family
room, formal dining & dramatic 2 story entry. Sunny
terrace leads to cfle dock for 2 yachts. 631 -1400 .......................... : .......................................... s 1,950,000
LINDA ISLE Barfront, Spectacular remodel 3 bdrm
with den, forma dining, huge wine cellar, deck with
pool & spa and pier & slip for 3 boats, Quality
materials include travertine, onyx, brass & copper.
631-1400 ....................................................... S2,625,000
U DO ISU Rare opportunity for 60' on the water in
fantastic location at quiet end of island with pan-
oramic views of the turning basin boaung action &·
city lights. A spacious 3 bdrm home with den built
aroun<t an interior patio, offers great potenti•I for a
beautiful estate. 631-1400 ........................... S2,950,000
CORONA DEL MAR beachfront. Fabulous 3 bdrm
with unparalled views of the ocean & harbor en-
trance. Built on 2 lots, this bright & open custom
contemporary has bleached hardwood floors & 10'
mahogony doors. 631-1400 ...................... S2. 980,000
UDO ISLE Very trad1110"'1] bayfront with :.lips for
several boa1s & n · on the warer. Elegant 1wo story
with 4 bdrms up, maids quarters down plus form.ll
dining room, family room, library & brick terrace.
631-1400.. ...... . . ... ~3.900,000
BIG CANYON hc111ng custom 5 bdrm estate with
dining & family rooms, office. excerc~ room,
steam room & 3 car gar•ge Spec1.1I amen111es
include a 2 stor)' coffered ceiling in the living
room, polished granite & tile floors, arched win-1
dows, Fr. doors & sound, lighting & ~Urtt)'
systems. fabulou~ l.lndsc•ping & rollin\ t.w~\ ~~-~~.~~~~ .'~e .. ~:~~I~. ~r'.va-~e .~~ & ~st..},o~~
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THE DALE BOUT ASSOCIATION
NEWPORT HEIGHTS ... The aura of Old
World qµallty and craftsmanship abounds In
this magnificent. five bedroom, five bath, two
story home. Panoramic harbor views from
living rooms on both floors. Warmth and
charm emanate from three huge fireplaces
and a handsome den panelled In African
walnut. Wonderfully designed to provide lots
of natural light throughout. Triple crown
mouldings. antique chanceliers, air condition-
ing. steam shower ... features galore In this
uncompromising property unlike any -Other In
Newport ........................................ S1,500.000
DOVER SHORES . . . Only one word fuUy
describes thts residence ... ··awesome". The
location is awesome. The view Is awesome.
The facilities are awesome. This custom four
bedroom residence offers a full range of
sophisticated. yet functional, appointments.
A few examples: Outside ... extravagant pool
and spa, two patios (one with a stand-up wet
bar), two tirepits. Inside .. unrivaled luxury in
every room including a regal master suite with
two separate baths and dressing rooms.
Add1t1onally ... a new European kitchen, a
complete security system. Special ... a superb
thermostatically controlled wine room. And
the hst goes on. An experience that shouldn't
be missed .................................. S1,495,000
BEACON BAY ... A truly special community
... offering the best of resort living combined
with the tranqulhty of park-like surroundings.
There are expansive lawns. tennis courts,
boat docks, and best of all ... no traffic! The
home has been totally refurbished from the au
new entry through to the redwood deck that Is
one step from the beach. Handsome oak
floors, a large bright kitchen, new carpeting
throughout, and fresh landscaping. This four
bedroom, five bath home is the best In
bayfront living ............................... 11.400.000
BtG CANYON ... This is an enlarged Ver-
sailles model that knows virtually no equal. It
sits majestically above the golf course with
staggering views that contribute substantially
to the value of the property. The gracious and
grand ambiance of this four bedroom home
Includes a two story liVing room, a formal
dining room. an Island kitchen wtth an eating
area and a richly etegant deri with a fireplace.
Perhaps, the most pleasurable of all
amenities Is the vast wrap-around patio wfth a
fountain and gazebo. Be sure to see this most
dlstlngulahed property ..................... '"7 ,soo
DOVER 8HORE8 . . . Come and see this
outstanding custom built home. Enjoy the
spectacular vtew while refaxlng on one of the
many decks. Thia spacious, multl-fevel home
has a large muter suite, one additional
bedroom. and a warm. comfortable den with
fireplace. Highest quality dealgn and work·
manshlp. Features abound throughout, In-
cluding vaulted, beamed c.fllnge, lush, eaay-
care landscaping, MCUrlty eyatem, IP49Clal
wfndO* JlnUng, temperature controffed wtne
cellar, Uk• new carpeta and drapM. Truly one
of a kind offering .............................. ll1a_ooo
THE REAL ESTATE COMPANY
FEATURE HOME
DOVER SHORES . . . Come, see the
etegance and privacy this home has to
offer. Four bedrooms, each with Its own
private bath. Fanta$tlc open floor plan with
very targe rooms. Perfect for entertaining
and enjoying the beaullful view of the Back
Bay. The decorator touches are exquisite
from the parquet flooring to the beautiful
leaded, beveled glass windows. Two air
conditioners. Full security system. Three
year old kitchen. Three car garage. Many
more amenities just too numerous to men-
tion. Come and see tor yourself .. $125,000
BAYCREST ... This four bedroom home was
totally remodeled to excel not in one area, but
all areas. The master suite is spectacular with
its beamed ceilings, fireplace, "dream" bath
and walk-in closet. The interior dimensions
are generous and tnclude dining room, family
room and separate study. Pool. Prestigiously
located and aff ordably priced ......... te41,000
WESTCUFF GROVE . If you have a large
family and love the outdoors, this home ls for
you. Situated on a remarkable corner lot,
across the street from open and rolling nelds
this four bedroom home features an old
fashioned porch complete with swing a
spacious well-decorated Interior. Including
French doors and windows, and a terraced
backyard with a spa, and a step-up seating
area. Family room. Dining room. Oen.
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. WEEKEND OPEN HOUSES
DOVER SHORES ...................... S1,495,000
Sat 1-4...... ... .. . .. .. .. 1310 Galaxy Drive
BEACON BAY ........................... f1,AOO,OOO
Sat-Sun 1-5. . . . . ......... . 63 Beacon Bay
81G CANYON . . ...... ... . . . . . . . . .. . ... 1817,500
Sun 1-5... .... ..... ........ ...... 1 Rue Vlllars
DOVER SHORES ....................... te7S,OOO
Sun 1-5................... 1040 Pescador Drive
BAYCAEST ................................... SM5,000
Sat-Sun 1-5 ................ 2018 Nautilus Lane
:EWPORT NORTH ...................... 1471,000
at-Sun 1-5 ............. 3155 Corte Portoflno
NEWPORT HEIGttTl .................... '415,000
Sat-Sun 1-5 .......... 442 El Modena Avenue
g'-D CORONA DEL MAA ............. 1425.000
et-Sun 1-5 ................ 506 Acacia Avenue
IALBOA .................................... '3.500/Mo
Sun 1-5 ............ 1223 E. Balboa Boutevard
631-7300
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NEWPORT HEIGHTS • . . Custom home.
Beautifully constructed-two bedroom and
den. Two full bathe. Country IMng at lta ~t.
Step down IMng room wtth bMutlfut rtver
rock fireplace. Situated on large corner lot
with view of ocean from muter bedroom.
......................................................... '550,000
BAYCREST . . . A most uncommon five
bedroom. custom family residence. Situated
on a quiet and prestigious cul de sac like
street. The floor plan will Intrigue and excite
you ... and, It's very functional. The handsome
briok exte<lor "speaks" of quaUty and the
Interior appointments confirm the
craftsmanship ... things tlke three fireplaces
and high beamed celflngs. High on the list or
amenities is the tamTfy room and formal
dining room. All rooms are ampfy propor-
tioned. A superior offering. Well worth seeing.
. ....................................................... 9545,000
NEWPORT NORTH . . . Fabulous three
bedroom. two and one half bath, two story.
single family, detached home fn Newport
North VIilas. Convenient Newport Beach lo-
cation between Jamboree Aoad and
MacArthur Boulevard off Unfve<sfty Ortve
This Napoli plan is decorator pet'fect. Highly
upgraded carpet, wallcoverlngs and
draperies. Lush landscaping surrounds cus-
tom tile and concrete patios In very private
yard. Air conditioned. Security system. Com-
munity pool anct spa. Highly motivated seller
Just reduced price to....................... 1479,000
NEWPORT HEIGHTS . . . Delightful three
bedroom, two bath home In prime location
Beautifully maintained. Hardwood floors.
Used brick fireplace. Newty remodeled
kitchen with oak cabinets. New master suite
with bay windows and walk-In closet. Won-
derful yard plus RV access. This Is a charmer
complete with white picket fence.... 1415,000
OLD CORONA DEL MAR ••. South of Pac1hc
Coast Highway. Near park. e.uy walk to
beach. Two bedrooms and one bath on R-2
lot. Vaulted oelllngs. Berber carpeting. Over-
sized closets. Private patio•. One of the best
locations In old Corona del Mar and priced to
sef I. ............................... :................... $425,000
BAYCAEST ... Best buy In Baycrest. Well
detJQned famlty home. Sp•kUng pool. Flow-
ing flOor plan whh four bedroomt. The master
bedroom, famlly room Md IMng room all
open to the pool and patiO .,.., Don't miss
this opportunity to move up to Bayctest.
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with utltlties In La Cresta. Unobstructed views
overlooklng a.er Creek Goff Courae. Setler
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..... -·-· • ................... is&aM .. la.,.rt ..... Is the dream of many. Stop
dreaming! This is the best priced bayfront
home In UMa hit. The long list of e)(tras
Include 4 bedroom. 3'h bath. formal dining.
llvtng room, family room. a sunny breakfast
area, 3 fireplaces. a soothing sdpa. 24-
hour security guards & your own private ·
dock that has the potential to accommo-
date up to a 71' yacht or sail boat.
$1 .795.000 Fee
For a pr1vate showing call
Mil IOYIE IHP
131-1211
JUST REllCEI
OWIER IUST SELL!
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ICW VIEWS If security is what you want.
security is what you'll get in Villa Balboa! Just
beyond the pnvae guarded gates lies an
executive suite that 1s so special, words cannot
do it justice. Offered are 2 bedroom. 2 bath. in-
door laundry. and fabulous views! Some of the
designer furl'lfshmgs are available for
purchase. BUYER HAS BEEN TRANSFERRED
& IS OUT OF KLEENEX ... SUBMIT OFFERS!
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owner will sell one or both. Steps to the sand.
Two-4 bedroom, 2 bath units with game
rooms. Three story units featuring high quality
finishing Including oak cabinets, ceramic tile,
copper plumbing etc. Ocean views & plenty of
parking. 1121,Mt .. ,.., ...
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WIE CllTI IESA HIE
5 bedr~ms, 3 baths. large living room, family
style kitchen & large back yard. New interior
paJnt. Some new fixtures, owner will put In new
carpet. Within walking distance to schools &
Tewinkle park. 2 miles to So. Coast Plaza.
$250,000
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IEWPllT CIEST. Fabulous ocean views
throughout! Hardw()Ot1 •· 0 in kitchen,
dining r<><>f'" -0 \... id haJlways.
Beautiful vt S . ""'° trims & d~
orator acce1 .... vUghout. 2 bedrooms, 2'"'
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FOR YOUR HOME.
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PllOUllC VIEWS
4 bedroom. 2 bath lots of potential to expand
up pr out! Needs some TLC. Bu1 is built to
last. Best buy in East Blutf Hurry this home
won't last the weekend. $425,000(LH)
Ml A HYIE IHP
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Closed stables plus 3 op~n stalls. Lrg shaded
grooming area. lrg track room. separate hay
& feed storage room. barn includes sliding
glass windows. auto fly spray system
plumbed thru-out horse area. Also. large
fenced dog run & kennel. ABOUT THE HOME
... 4 bedroom. 2 bath very sharp home w/3
car garage. 10 car off street parking. RV or
00.t parking, fire & police protection sys-
tems. $468,000
uu ':. T=--11• $415.ooo
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Lowest priced Capehorn in Spyglass. Large
yard with private Sfl0\..~ ftul oak floors In breakfast~ Q ~ family room.
Custom p~ .... o in patio. Room for a
pool! PriCE,.;;; Tor a fast sale at llM,IM ., .... , ........
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Own your own home with as little as 3% down
and save money through tax benefits.
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Super nice three bedroom, two bath condo.
Forget the hassles of buying a "fixer". This
one has new appliances and Is beautifully
decorated and highly upgraded with contem-
porary overtones. Well located in gated com-
munlt~ that has just been painted In greys.
WaJk to South Coast Plaza. Enjoy all this and
three pools for $104,000
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.llST ll{llCll-SPYIWS llLL This former
model home offers 4 bedr,..0· 2'h bath, famUy
style kitchen. large • ~ .,, w/flreplace.
lovely living ror~ 0 ,.-.... d , a huge yard &
upgradeds e.. .. white Italian tile, air
conditioning,-_, .• di vacuuming, white washed
open beams ta MOREii 1112,IOO •1•,•••
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EOIEI in this lovet" i _ U '>Om, 3 bath horn~. Featu~ O ~ _ master suites,
family style .~ • 1drge ballroom, family
room & more. lll0,000 •11m11•
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Only Ocean View Home-Available in Cameo
Higlllandsl Owner.s are d~to the wire and
must sell immediate•·~ y .iy In this area
rar")ly comes 0" Q ,_, 1<et. Beautiful oak
wooJwork are_ .. roughoutt French doors
galore! Pool~ ... mily Room! Three Private
Beaches! Four Bedrooms! Two E\llthsl Come
Now And Make This YOUR Family Home!
Ull,000
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Former model ijr'· \. · light view, central
air conditi~ • 1'P • 2'~ bath, & many
other upg~ ove-ln now I I nt,toO •1•&.
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5 bedrooms, 3 baths, 1arge IMnQ room, family
style kite~ & large back yard. New Interior
paint. Some new fixtures. owner will put In new
carpet. Within walking distance to schools &
T ewfnkle park. 2 mUe to So. Coast Plaza .
$1,600/MO ••11Y111•
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4 bedrooms, 2 1... S .. eptace, giant deck.
ceramic tllf' t. r ~. Brand new, never lived
In. Steps ·\-·"· Very nice. IJMI/•
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1700 sq. ft. " a. ~ . ., frontage V11eant~ ~ 'li!', to ..... NOW!
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YOll ATIEITIOI PLUSE!
Watch for the most Important, biggest and
best waterfront home to ever "come on the
market" in Newport Beach. Exclusively
Usted with Cote Realty. Celt Wiiiiam Cote at
760-1900 for more details.
2321 2211 SJIEET
, 1 lCIE COIPOlll
fROFESSIOlll TElllS COURT
"Blue Ctilp" environmental includes pri-
. vate, park-like custom, brick home on
nearly 1 acre with 6 bedrooms, 6 baths,
private professional tennis court. grotto-
styte pool & spa + a true gourmet kltclien.
ln_a worO : .. Fabulous. $2,895.000
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11 UllA ISLE
PllYATE UTE llllm IS.Ull
SIU ... TUllTllUL
This waterfront home was COMPLETELY
remodeted & expanded 2 years ago featur-
ing 5 bedrooms. 7 baths, 12' cejlings,
exquisite master bedroom w/Hls & Hers
baths + separate sitting room. Pier & slip
for 50' boat. 3 car garage. Very private
yard & patios. $2.950,000. The best of
Linda Isle.
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ao Liiii ISLE
PllYATE UTE-lllllEI ISUll
FAITISTIC CHTtlPIUIY
Recently completely remodeled, this laie
••Ml home features 3 bedrooms. 41h
baths, a private swimming pool and ex-
tensive use of marble, granite and Berber
carpet plus an incredible lighting system. A
private pier and slip for a 60 foot yacht is
strategically located in front of the home.
Huge master suite fronts water. The ul-
timate in sophistlca11on. "$1 , 795;000(CA) nwum•
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11 IAPOLI
1111111 llllE CISTOI
Charming Olc;1 English home situated on
bes1 location of Harbor Ridge features 5
bedrooms. and sweeping staircase in
grand foyer. Magnificent views of ooean
and bay to Catalina "8nd Palos Verdes. A
gentleman's study, and formaJ parlor are
some otmany features. This wefl~xecuted
property is ottered for $2,750.000.
IA.IOI PllCE IEllCTIOI
. OPEi lllSE Sii 1-5
SAi Jlll CAPISTUll
5 lCIE UICI PIOPERn
ZllEI Fii NllSES
Opportunity comes but once in a lifetime
for a property such as this. Competely
fenced. the home offers 4 bedrooms ~ a.
pool & spa & separate guest quarters.
Fabulous views of the Pacific & the moun-
tain range. this pnvte site is situated
among $5 M1llton homes. Stables are
already m & ready for your horses Ca!I fQr_
appointment $1,695.000
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con: REALT¥WOULD LIKE TO ADDRESS YQ'(,!·
2111 ALTllUI lllYE
IRYllE CIYE CISTll
llTE lllllEI ClllllITT
FabUlous Irvine Cove, south of the CGast High-
way, this smashing 3 bedroom, 3 bath custom
home has been remodeled and includes a
completely new kitchen with all new applianoes.
Fantastic Pacific Ocean View + Very private
pool. This adult oriented home offers private.
white 53ndy beach and the "MOST" of the
"BEST". Quiet Study. Everything and onfy
$1 ,495,0001
J 1 ST. TllPEZ
HUlll llME UTATES UPAllEI um11on••L
Lovely 4 bedroom. 3 bath home with pri-
vate spa and an Incredible view of the
wttote valley all the way to the San Gabriel
mountain~<:: Private ~a and patios. Ex-
panded, enclosed loft works as an in-home
office, study, library. Great location on cut-
de-NC street. Price reduction $679.500.
760-1900
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LAIE ARllWNUI
lllYE TIE Siii
40 ACRES PRllE UID
Located below Cedar Glen and south of
Cedar Ridge Estates. this may be the-last
avallable acreage In the lush area south of
the lake with lake privileges. Land useage
Is flexible. Owner will help finance. will
trade, exchange, etc. Asking only
$40K/acre. Call for fact sheet
21 COYEITIY
1111111 llME CIEST
CASAIUICI IOIEL
Unobstructed view of city lights, and
mountains. Privacy and feellng ot c.ountry
living. 3 bedroom. 2'fl bath, atrium, family
room, library, formal dining area and prl·
vate spa. Beaul1fulty decorated with
Berber carpeting. $585.000
53 1 Vil LIDO SOUD
FlllLOIS LIDO llYFROIT
PRIVATE PIER I SLIP
This super waterfront home on an over-
sized lot features 4 bedrooms & 4 oaths
with exceptional southwest exposure on
Newport Channel Elegant hving room.
.huge waterfront patio & separate maid s
quarters are 1ust a fev. of the amenities
$1,425.000
OPEi HOUSE SUI 1-4
2201 FIESTA
ILIFFS DIE STORY
Much desired Linda plan on qwet 1-ul -de-
sac 3 BR 2 BA living room with ti~eplace
The huge rooff'd patio could easily be
enclosed to make ram1~y room or ad-
ditional bedroom • bath Beaut1tut QrPen-
beft 1oca(1on $~ 75,000 • ·
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Lovely 2 BR. 2 BA den/loft with volume ceilings.
Owners have purchased another home and need
to sell fast!
OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5. 96 CORSICA
JANE SUNGAILA
CAPE c=-Cll'mlEI 1111,•
5 BR. 3 BA-3 fireplaces. Brick construction. One
o{ a kind. Call now to see.
MONICA RUGGIERI
OPEN HOUSE SUN 1·5, 2307 FRANCISCO, NB ......... . .•.•.
.Beautiful home on one of Harbor Views largest
lot.a. 3 BR. 2 BA, room for expansion & pvt pool.
Cathedral ceilings in livin~ rm. family nn &
dirung rm New appliances. sunny & bright, open
floor plan, great for entertaining. Ask for ...
J ULIA LAlO
WATflfml UllU.. 171.•
Priced to sell now. Waterfront in Newport Iieacb.
2 BR, mobile home, clubhouses. pool, spa.
Mot.ivated seller. Ask for ...
VIRGINJA SW AN
• CAIYM 1111,•
2 BR, 2 BA Oakcrest 11 model located in McLain
&g Canyon . Upper unit. vaulted ceilings, many
custom features. Ask for ...
CLJF & E'L YNN KEMP
•• n •• ,, ..... IT"" • II.LAI 1411,111 R•,•
Several floorplans for viewing m Ne~port's new-
est premier community. These Mediterranean
style single family homes offer the Cinest lO home
amenities. Recreation area includes pool, spa &
large sundeck.
OPEN SAT/SUN, 3021 CORTE HERMOSA
JO ANN DOR.AN & PAULA BAILEY
LICITim LICltmm 1111,111
Spaaoua 3 BR, 3 BA. Newport Beach home
features pvt spa & nearby community rec-
reational facilities. Beamed ceilings. For your
penronal showmg ask for ...
BILL A DONNA WEBSTER
w1-1a--•~w 1111.•
Pool & 5,000 sq. ft. airy & spacious farruly home in
Dover Shores, 5 BR, 4 1A BA. 3 car garage 2 pvt
beaches! Brand new berber carpet & paint.
OPEN SUN 1-5, 1301 GALAXY
MONICA RUGGIERI
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Fanrue Mae owned, 2 story condo, FHA ap-
proved. 2· BR. 1 BA. ~ Juan Capistrano. Good
income rauo. Ask for ...
RAY DA VIES. JR.
IU • ?•.. 1111.111
Sunny end urut features skylites, marble fire-
plaoe. large dining room. roomy kitchen.
Ouistanding townhome w/garden pat.ioa. private
balcorly and more.
OPEN SUNDAY 1 2·~518&A ISLAND, N.B.
CLIF 6 E'LYNN UMP
llTITl••I PlllUllC llEW I,,_,,.
For le~luxi.&rious l BR condo--securily build-
ing $1500/MO. Ask for ...
VIRGINIA SW AN
.. 1 ... JllF" 0. 1111.111
Ocean Vfe-w in lb'A I 'J>Ular one at.ory
floor plan P. • S U .... wunyard with spa
near master. . .• .-w not last! Ask for ..
ESTHER YANK
ua nnm 1141,111
Specious executive family home in "The Shores"
lakeside community. Great location on lush
greenbelt. 4 BR. 2 ~ BA. soaring cathedral ceil·
ings. Beach club w/pools. lake swimming, lighted
tennis. Motivated sellec_ Ask for . .,
RONDA HEIN ....
Model perfect 3 BR or 2 & den in Harbor Ridge
with dramatic 2 story ceilings in LR. Soft earth
tones, plantation shutters, enclose<! entry. Ex-
pansive view from front patio. Ask for ...
JOANN KENTON
NIB Ull IB.l •••
Neat & clean 2 BR, 2 BA condo. Well located, cloae
to shopping & frwys.. Property is vacant and
l'ftlcly to move into. Ask for ...
JANE & VJRGINJA
lfu:IUIT mt-cATllm VIEW 1141.•
Dramatic upgraded 2 BR + den CC?ndO. Hardwood
floors in entry + kitchen with extensive use of
plantation shutters. Care free Living at its best.
Total security. Ask for ...
RONFELSOT
--.... 1411,• From $550,000 to $499,000. This large 2 BR + den,
2.5 bath guard gated property i.s ready for a quick
sale. Ask for ...
LYNNE LINDSAY
OPEN BOUSE 8UN l ·6, 5 SOUTHAMPTON
TllTll --· lltl,111 Broad.moor plan 4 superb view of night lights.
Excellent land9caping and strong Homeowners
Assoc 2 BR. Giant Bonus Rm., study and privacy.
Available by Nov. 1st. Open SUN 1-5. 13 Rocky
Knoll.
l9I ml llYIBIT M.m.111
DBL WIDE um ~BR, 5 BA. aep. ~room, 3
fplc, atrium with skylight for all day sunlight!
Huce &late bayside patio, JJOOl. spa & waterfall.
Large dock. Includes fumisbino-Ask for... ·
DENNE SODEllLING ummcm1 ... ..u -..
Pride of ownership. beautiful light owners unit.
Jots of upgrades, vaulted ceilings, fireplace, large
deck. Back unit has 3 BR. 2 BA. nice pvt yard
Lower unit 9 y ears old. Pkg for 4 cars. Ask for ..
LEE CHESTERFIELD ... ..... oa.... -·-Walk to the beach from this almost new home w/4
BR. 2 lh BA, family_ rm, ~us _rro and ~ak or
ocean view. Largest floor plan. Ask for... •
ESTHER YANK
••• 141t•
lkand new J .M. Peters 4 BR, 2.5 BA home.
Elepnt 2 story volume ceilinp. spacious living
are.es, gourmet island kitchen w/huge garden
window & fully lanQ.scaped w/2 P.Btios.
OPEN 8 AT/8UN 1-5,"2-' TOSCANY
JANE SUNGAJLA
ClllllE ... R11,•
Ent.er thru profession.ally land.leaped courtyard
into this new 3 BR home with marble entry floors.
Large family room with its own powder room.
Wallc to Fashion lsland & the beaches. Vacant-
ready for a quick escrow. Ask foe ...
DELIA DELGADO
I + ICIEI Cllllll nil 1111,111
Pomona'north Garey St.1.oned c.t and M-ldty
cooperative. Great for..I~ Excellent access
between 2 freew~. 17 ~r SCI· ft. TOM ALLISON
SHARON VOGT
.. Clllll B .. 1111.111
Cape Cod style town.home in quiet location. One
TOM ALLINSON yeu new with ceramic tile. plantation shutters.
SBABON VOGT "trench doon and a gounnet kitchen. Fabulous
•&•T l'mE • IClll I 1111,111 m.teraait.e! rttA~°Pjl10~Si .. Ask for ...
Custom ~ BR. 3i,.s BA. ocean view, ~y room .. 1111 11 M• Ill = ~:-:prir:·:!,~ :':.appreciate. Call 'T Plan In the Bluffa! Bay, canyon & cit)'Uahta
BILL a DONNA WEBSTER view. Vaulted~ in living and d1ninc rooms.
.1EE.•11n1• 1171,m
HichlY uPCJ'llded 2 BR. 2 BA "end unit for the most
dill::riminadng t.Mte. Great location w/lovely ex-
trm from marble fireplace. grand wall in MBR to
vaulted ceilinp. posh window treatments.
OPJEN ROUS& SUN 1-5 27 BRITfANY
LYNNE LINDSAY
mm m1 PB 1·1.m.111
l!XCELLr.NT INCOME One ol the most ~
tM:ulal' Jptiom in Newport on the water. Excel-
lent• an inw:wtment property or convert to lincle
family raidalice. Spemcular-views, own wxty
beach. 3 BR. 2 BA up; 2 BR, 2 .BA. down. Fireplace
ee unit. Alk for
G~TAYLOR
CAmtiempo decor Wlfh a private aourtyard en·
tnnce. ao.e 10 9ChooJa, shopping" ..,.a. Ask
for ..•
DIANA PB088EB
Cl llU•-..a 1111,111
~ and sunny w/9tylighta, vaulted ceil·
°'II. plantation ahutt.en and recrmed lilhtinl· 3
B8, 2 ~ BA & 2 BR. 2 .BA + den. both with nr.pa.., ...... te 1au.ndriea and 4 tW parkina.
Ub new w /quaUty ~t. ~far ...
DBI.IA DELGADO
...... ,.Mil I I l\illlll
re.wt, acmcdl!Jed 5 BR. l'aril pted hmm. 2 -rm
in prtw.te oourtya.rd. Larae t.t tllp. &xcellrnt
........... Bull available below pral!llt market ram to 41eeH"ed bUY81'. Alk for ... llARY DI TULLIO ....T lllltlll
LlqlM IOWnhome model in Bluffa. 4 BR, ldt/fam
rm. WI bonus roam. ~ eq. ft. on moice sreen·
belt,.... pa.y.,... a, pool-perfect foriddt. Warm
amny expmuft. Mk for ...
JOANN KENTON
3 CORPORATE PLAZA • SUITE 101 • NEWPORT CENTER
INDEPBNDENT MEMBER BROKER
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-IUl'IRL sue.-Hurry on this cape cod style beauty~ Pnv11t&
cobblestone street. Amenities include 3
bedrooms, library, 3 baths,.spacious living room
with cathedral celllngs, formal dining, wet bar,
family kitchen, redwood deck, easy care yard.
Open for your convenience. Call 646-7171. NP7
UITI llUT llTM AIU 12U,111
Excetlent buy in neighborhood of much higher
priced homes. 4 bedroom, formal dining, family
room. Eat in kitchen, 3 car garage. Corner lot.
RV access. Call & let us tell you more. 646-7171.
NP8
Im» 11 ....
bedroom, 2 bath, excetlenr area:-Wallrto-
eternentary school. shopping. Great family
kitchen. Large yard. Double attached garage.
For detaJls call 646-7171. NP9
.,...... 121.,..
3 bedroom, 2 bath. large yard.pool. Child sai ...
cul-de-sac. Call to see 646-7171. NP10
Ul'IW W' I 12at,111
2 bedroom bungalow, large lot, detached gar-
age. ,Redwood decking, gazebo, room for pool,
garden & expansion. Hurry on this one. Won't
fast... Calf 646-7171 . NP11 .
WIWT ••,,_ sn .... Best area of East Side. 2 bedroom, 2.5 bath.
townhome. Space saver kitchen. Large green-
belt area. Attached double garage. No better
value anywhere. Call to see 646-7171. NP12
lllMIUI ".... 1111,111 Hard to find 2 bedroom. Loft model. Hurry on
this one. 646-7171 . NP16
........ .an 121 ....
Big 4 bedroom home on huge lot in good quiet
area. Areplace In living room. Big bedrooms, 2
baths, close to schools & malls. Move in con-
dition. Must see to appreciate. Call 646-7171.
HP1
llVUllU ...
3 duple,.es 80rM 2 bedroom, some 1 bedroom
and 3 4 pinel. A" located In Costa ~
Purch ... •llJ ••W).f or u one paage. Subject
to• 1031 EJcc:Mnge. Cal 548-2313.
am "11 a .. 11 .,.,..
Beautiful Meadow Park home close to South
Coast. Formal living room, gourmet kitchen,
huge master suite, 3 big bedrooms. vaulted
ceilings, sparkling poof & spa. Comer lot with RV
access. Area all cul-de-sac's. Call now 546·2313.
HP3 lllA-•-•111 u ...... In great area. Living room with crackling flre-otaoe, space age kitchen, dining area, extra
large lot, great family home. Call now 546-2313 HP4 .
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e.uttful Giant 2 atory home wtth 5 bedroom., 3
bathl. Decor8ted & upgraded to indude ltallan
tile entry to form8' dtnlng. Formal IMng room
wtth rMrble t1Np19oe, floor to ceiMng Cf'Y9tal
Chandelier In dining room. Bright & ay gourmet
kitchen. Famly room, bonus room, cowred
petlo, m.ny extra. Must see to apprecid. C.tl
541-2313. HPe
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Beautiful Giant two story home with p bedroos. 3
baths. Decorated & upgr~ded to Include Italian
tile entry to formai dining. Formal living room
with marble fireplace, floor to ceiling crystal
chandelier In dining room. Bright & airy gourmet
kitchen. Family room, bonus room, covered
patio, many extras. Must see to appreciate. Call
546-2313. HP6
lfflllMll 11•1u• 1111.-
Super 3 bedroom In great location. Near South
Coast Shopping. Ceramic tile entry with stained
glass window, firepflace in living room.
Cathederal cellings in living room & master
bedroom, mirrored closets In master. Gourmet
kltthen with built-in dishwasher, range, trash
compacter. Two car garage with door opener.
Better hurry, won't last. Call 546-2313.
, .... Plllfta. -..-f;ue
Very attractive home, good area. Nicety up-
graded & appointed. Kitchen remodeled & up-
graded with custom cabinets, etc. Crackling
flr.tmlace, bright & airy rooms throughout, big
back yard with sparkling \'x>ol. covered patio.
Master bedroom opens onto patio & pool. Nice
home at an affordable price. Call 546-2313.
HP10 1•-•1.1s• 1•1m1 Nice three bedroom home plus 4 units in Costa
Mesa. Units need some work and TLC. Rents
are low for area, could be raised. Each has a
small yard. Good potential for the handy-
man/Investor. Cati s.46-2313.
NEWPORT BEACH ---... Oceanfront storybook cottage with 3 bedrooms,
2 baths. spacious kitchen. living room. Grassy
front yard. Room to expand. Zoned for duplex or
2 yONDOS. Call 646-7171. NP1
SIWI lllllU Pllll UH.Ill
Take advantage of motivated seller. Built in
equity. 3 bedroom 2.5 bath. Back Bay view.
Luxury pool, spa, rv access. Large yard. home
worthy of your inspection. Call 646-7171. NP2
.... --..n Sl~
Reduced and ready. 3 bedroom. 2 batl'i white
water view. Enjoy the beach lifestyle others can
only hope to match. Call 646-7171. NP3
.. 111l-
M•~ Condo. Enclosed gatage. 2 bedrooms.
Single ....,... 8elcony. Exceltent k>catk>n CMW-
looklng pool. Walk or bike to beach. Call to see
6<46-7171. NP4
1UC1 FIBI IHI.MO
Fee land. 3 bedroom, 2 bath. Patio. private
entry, double enclosed garage. Walk to beach.
One of Newport's best buys. Call now.
646-7171 . NPS .... , ... , .....
Lovety Beach Home. Better than new. 3
bedrooms. 2 baths. mint condition. Community
pool & tennis. Call to preview. 646-,7171.. NP6
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TEAAY McCAROLE-PAESIOENT •
OTHE~ AREAS
·-11• 11•••• 11•• Very spacious, excellent Irvine area. 2 story, first
story has big Uving/dinlng area. Gourmet
kitchen, bedroom or den. Upper level has 2
master bedrooms, 2 baths, wood patio decking.
Great location near pool. Won't last at this price.
Call 546-2313. HP12
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Lovefy Braewood model. Huge one story with
huge living, formal dining. gourmet kitchen,
beautiful add on family r-00m. breakfast nook. 3
big bedrooms. All this on a huge cul-de-sac lot.
Choice Irvine location at a very good price_ Call
546-2313. HP13 ,
1Ym= 11ms TWI STiil -sm,111
Beautiful Brock built home. Big living room with
crackliing fireplace. Gourmet kitchen, micro-
wave. washer & dryer. breakfast bar. 3 big
bedrooms, water purifier.~ central air, vaulted
ceilings. skylights. private spa, Malibu lights.
etc., Call now 546-2313. HP1'4 .
..... -• ........ pn,-
First floor features big livingroom. crackNng
fireplace, family room, space age kitchen, for-
mal dining & laundry area & powder room.
Upper level has 3 big bedrooms master bath off
master suite & two more bedrooms with bath.
Lovely wet! kept home. Call 546-2313. HP15
I lml ft.ft I II -14•,• 6 bread & butter units plus a two bedroom home
located In Norwalk. great for the small investor.
Oall now for details. 5'46-2313. HP16
RTIWIRIYllW 141tM1
Giant trl-levet condo in smog free San Clemente.
Like new condition. Previously used as weekend
retreat. Gated community. Living room with
crackling fireplace. 2 bedrooms down with living
room/dining area & gourmet kitchen on second
level one more bedroom on third level. Beautiful
ocean view_ Call 546-2313. HP 17
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Beautiful 2 bedroom, 2 bath upgraded double_
wide located in 5 star partt In area of very
expensive homes. FC>f'm8( model Very private.
Mud! ded<ing. Fruit rreet, plants. Storage
sheds. Great clubhouse, pool, spa. excerclae
room. Great for retiree or elder single. lot of
Social Activity. Call 546-2313. HP18
astusm 11...-
Large 3 bedroom. 2 bath. Convenient location.
Well built & beautifulty maintained. Setler has
purchased another. For details call 646-7171
NP13
.,. 142 ..
Priced for quick sale. Rare opportunity to buy
this exceflent Irvine area pr:operty. 2 bedrooms.
den. amenities too numerous to mention. Un-
surpassed setting. cau for .,, apc;>ointment
646-7171.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY ........
Bridal & formal ret9'1 & tuKedo shoppe. Excellent
Coeta Mesa k>catk>n. For lntorm•Uon call
$46-7171. NP15.
270 EAST 17TH STREET,COSTA MESA 2790 HARBOR BLYD!t COSTA MESA
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BOUTIQUE
Career woman's clothing in great location. Just
one block from South Coast Plaza. Ample park-
ing. heavy retail traffic. Won 't last at IH,000
11••1 USH
JUST LISTED
Popular 2 BR Bradford. Large yard, singles~
two car garage. Call for details. 111
llT& WAii
2,100 DOWN
2 bedroom condo. Extra large patio. Security
gated. walk to Perfor~~Arts Center. ... .....
RllCHO CALIFORNIA
Custom home on hlll top with 360° view. 11.46
acres with 750 produclno avoc'ado trees. Great
invesfment today and future! Total price onl)M .,.
~ HUUnAlf
HIVE TO SEE TO BELIEVE
1 BA. 1 BA home with nes paint & carpet. Lrg lot
to expand or add another home. Call now for
this excellent opportunity. All this for only 1112,IOO
PRICE REDUCTIOI $50,000
Newport's eectuded home large lot w/sunroom.
3 BR. 2 BA. gorg~b-rd & pool.
IEST HY•
IEWNITIDCI
Great 2 bedroom. 2 bath + den CC>f'do wtth 2 car
garage In a great area, cloN to beaeh. ahopa,
restaurants aQd t>Mct\. 11~ un.mm-.. lfll .. ll,_Y1NI WI ,,_.f 1-1
COITRACTOR'S DELl&HT
Huge corner lot. 3 BR. W• BA plus added 1amlly
room. Needs special attention and some TLC.
New on the market. Near South Coast Plaza.
Asking 1111,NI ,,_.Ulllll"
LESS THAI 1 YUi
Beautiful 2 story. 2 master suites. Many up-
grades In new Tustin Ranch. Buy while other
phases still to be built. Utt•
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YOU WON'T IELIEVE IT!
Probabty the best buy In Costa Mesa. Approx-
imately 1700 square feet of wstom built oom~
fort. Three large bedrooms. 2 baths, family
room, large living room with vaulted beamed
ceillng, custom oak cabinetry. tiled counter
tops. large lot with secluded yard. All this plus
cool ocean breezes for onth 121.-l&ll.Yl II ••
R-2 LOT
Darling 3 bedroom home on the f 'slde of Costa
Mesa. Excellent condition with-hardwood floors
on huge buifdabte lot near 17th street. 1221.-
IMl • •t• ft.Lii
MOVE UP TO MESI VERDE
Sharp 3 BR. 2 BA home freshly painted. brand
new carpets and new fence this year. Located on
quiet cul-de-sac, jsut a short distance to schOOI . ......... 1211.-
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ALIDST 1I 4 ACRE LOT-
Large 5 bedroom Costa Mesa home. Very prl·
vate back yard with pool & gaubo area for
dining. Neat & Clean. Atkl~ UM,m ..... -
LIVE AT
Model perfect highly
townhome ma special
wltllin steps to beach
award wining design
watts, European k1tch
master suite, fireplace.
system. Absolutely gor
struction. Just listed' .....
JUST
·PREllUI
Expansive 3 BR. 3 BA
1amlty kitchen. vauire
master suite. prtvacy
uses. French doors lead
per1ect! Oversized spa
IRAllD llEW
Quality duplex curren
Both units are 3 bedr
CJSll today to add you
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Fabulous one story ex
acre of land Lovely 3
powder room Dramati
1ormal dining room with
k itchen with large butc
ful landscaping spa. r
horses. All this and
BEAUTIFIL
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2 BR. 2'h BA -Huge
seat. Lots of ti
carpet-vaulted cellin
place. bullt-m Oak Hutc
before it's too late . ...
IESI YUIE Piil.. ) 6 3 Lovety 3 bedroom PC>ot hOme hi Meea Vwde.
Completely rernodeted wttt\ t..mh UM of 09k &
c:eramtc tffe & wood ftoort. You muet ... thle
beautifully remodeled kltehen to eppr9date ••
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the amenluetl Prtc.d to ..,, at only ..... it ..
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raded 2 BR, 2'h BA
secluded ·location yet
arty brand new wtth an
nd floorplan; mirrored
n, prtvate patio, large
2 car garage, MCUflty
eous wfth superb con-at ....
esldence. Family rm +
-ceflinot. warm woocr-
/ad)Oinlng loft, many
o patio area. Dec::orator
4 car garage. Ask~ .....
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ly under construction.
om, excellent location.
own finishing touches. .......
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utlve home on over an
room, den, 3 bath +
brick fireplace. Large
French doors. Country
r block slaJnd. BeauU-
m for tennis court or
much more for only
1114,111
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muter suhe w/wlndow
e-upgrad ed plus
s. French doors. flre-
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IEWPORT'S IEST IET
5 BR, 3 BA pool home Including mother-In-law
quarters. Extra large lot on cul-de~sac. Priced
for quick saae. Great family neighborhood. HU!!}'
on this one. 1u1,-
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This home could be featured In Architectural
Digest-shows like a modef home. 3 BR. formal
dining and family room. private spa and nlght-
llght view. New on the mart<et at 1•,111 .... , .. ,.
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Don't miss the last of the large parcels. Build or
subdividing this rural 40 acre parcel next to
Cleveland National Forest and near new resi-
dential development, off Ortega Hwy (174) River-
side Co. terms available on sales' price of .......
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PRESTlllOIS WESTCLIFF
This beautiful spacious 9 yr old home has
everything! An elegant one story. 3 BR {or 2 BR.
den) 3 BA, over 2,500 sq. ft. with spa. Call for
Information & personal showfng. SIH,111
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lTIEITlll lllLIEIS
Current zoning allows for 1~ 1 acre lots. Very
secluded with paved road. Coastal and moun-
tains views. Call for details. ntl,111
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433 acres.· Prime producing Almond Orchard 9
yrs old planted Heartland of Sacramento Valley. .....
Complete underground sprinkler irr~lon. 12,114,111 ----
EICLISIVE LISTllli
3 trl-plexes In Costa Mesa priced at only
$315,000 per tri-plex. All triplexes· have
$192,000 assumable low interest rate loans
presently in place. Apt. mix is all 2 bedrooms.
Call for additional info. ·
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ElSTSllE LEISE
Heights area_3 BR, 1.75 single family, fireplace.
laundry hook-up, 2 car gar=. 11.-/Wt W.YI H I
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Large contemporary 3 BR. 2'h Ba home. Master
suite with fireplace. 12.-rm
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2 BR 2 BA bigh-<iM condO on Udo Peninsula.
Gorg(,ous bay Yiew..:18~i-extra. u.-1•
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Welc6me to our world . . .. A world of private coves and sandy beaehes.
l•• I UY -A perfect home tOf couplea
on tN ocean llde very ctose to t>Nch. park
'*1nt8 Ind PoOf•. Remod4Med kitchen and
bettwoom1. Large 1treet to 1treet lot offers
e v.,i.cy of potejblllO• fOf expensk>n.
1789,000
-CM -GOfgeou1 lerge femlly home In ttM1 mo1t prHUglou1 privet• erN. Four
_.,m, 3 beth, bMutlful wood p8M!Nng and ...._Poot end petk>. Or• OOMn v6ew1f
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nK#Nty PoOf end dubhoute. W• to lhope
Ind r•ta.trante. N7,IOO \ .
.,. CM -Thi• most pregiQk>ut prtvate
community 11 ttle IOcatlon Of • 4 bedrm
f emlfy home wfth lovety outdOOf lMng ., ...
Ample k>1 off«a pouibWU .. fOf ex-
pen9">n. 1895,000
ICUI llW -Thft 2 bdrm, 2 b1th home It
jutt ttepe from the beech. Load• of charm
wtth t1t..-:e and • ~oe '°°' ttm ~ .... OOW1 vt.w.1650.000
-.JI Ulm -Prtvecy abound• In thl1
rare Jewet located dote to town Ind
beech. Custom amenltlel lnctude hard-
wood floor•. beamed C.Ulng1, french
doof1 end wtndows, 4 fir~. 3 oai'-
agee. $750,000
l•UU UY -A lovety remodeted 3 bdrm, 2'~ b1th home with PoOf Ind t>Muttful
gardent. Large famtty room wtth flreptaa,
Jrench doofl, reanoer.ced wtne •• and ext.,,..... UM oflwfdl ••,... a tew of the _,.111. Vrtdoleto..._ .... ,000
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1835 0 . NEWPORT BLVD., 8UfTE 258
COSTA MESA, CA 92827
(714) 722-1114
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• Purdi&M prlu lncludu most of
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• SpcctacuUir OC:Hn, city and harbor
view•
• 9.000 aquare feet of ltv1ng •pace
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Churning home So of Hwy 1n CdM . 2
BR. 1 BA ln main hou.e 1A11th detached
BR • BA. Poten1t•I for upanilon
.............................. . .. .... . . $449.000
OPEN SAT Ir SUN l ·S ....... 610 AVOCADO
PtlCE SLA8HEDf
Harbor View Home with 4 BR. 2 BA.
family room. Harbor. ocean and city
f'96u view. Totalfy remodeled. Outdoor -
•pa .............................................. $819.500
'EJIG ...... COONT8V GARDEN Eng·
Ilda Couetry ch•rm In Immaculate con·
dldoe on Peninsula Point. Located on
private atrada. walk Ing dl•tance t.o bay &
Mach. New decor hH b«cn completely
coordinated by Country Life Interiors.
Kitchen de1lgn by Diane Johnaon. A
muat eec ..................................... $695.000
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......... . . $459.900
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$1,395,000
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Agent brings enthusiasm
t o Prudential Lido off ice
Beth Bonura has joined The
Prudential Lido Realty In Newpon
Beach.
Bonura is a new licensee in real
estate but has many years of
experience 1n dealing with people.
beginning in her youth when she
worked as a model.
She stayed on the front lines. too,
working as a flight attendant for
Eastern Airlines, reservatlonlst for
Air Cal. administrative assistant for
Newsweek magazine and as a sales
assistant with a stock brokerage
firm.
"Real estate sales is something in
which I've always been interested. I
finally was moved to enroll in classes
for my license atter hearing a
presentation by a very successful
woman. a broker and owner of her
own firm. spell out the possibilities
for unlimited income.
"There is a potential for a woman
in real estate rhat is not possible in -
other fields." she said.
Born In Tyler, Tex as, Bonura grew
up in Maryland and has been a
Newport Beach resident for seven
years.
Howard Oippell, owner and oper-
ator of The Prudential Lido Realty,
said that Bonura was described by
Beth Bonura
ottlclals of her real estate school as
one of their , "brightest new
li~ensees." _
The Prudential Lido Realty is one
of the leading brokerages serving
the Newport Beach and Corona del
Mar communities and Is indepen-
dently owned and operated.
The office is located at 3377 Via
lido in Newport Beach. For more
information call (714) 673-7300.
THE BEST OF BOTH WORLDS!
The security and value of homeownership with the ease and
freedom of condo living. See these outstanding condo values ...
·Just listed! Prime 1st floor 2 bdrm unit overlooking private
community pool. $181 ,500
·Fabulous ocean & bay VIEWS reduced for immediate sale!
Over 2,000 square feet with family room & formal dlnlng room.
Now $329,000
·Walk to the beach. Large custom Corona del Mar 3 bdrm unit
very deluxe and 1 block from the ocean. $480,000
·Versailles top value! Professionally decorated with custom
window coverings to match wallpapers and chair & crown
moldings. Only $109,500
·Spacious ocean view Villa Balboa condo with 2 master bdrms
& huge party size deck. $215,000
(714)673-4400
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2845 EAST·COAST HIGHWAY-CORONA DEL MAR •
Resale house prices continued to
move upward In Orange County during
the second quarter of 1988, and the
trend Is expected to continue In the
third quarter, according to a BE/MAX
survey of offices In the county.
The RE/MAX report, which covers its
offices exciusively, verifies statistics
compiled by boards of Realtors and
other brokers.
The average price for a resale home
In the second three-mon1hs of the year
wu $271,000, compared to $249,500
In the first quarter. RE/MAX brokers
a.re forecasting an average hike to
$321,000 by the third quarter which
ended Sept. 30.
The report covers a diversity of
communities, ranging from Newport
Beach, where the average was
$400,000, to Anaheim. where the
average was $160,000 In the second
quarter.
The survey also showad that homes
were seUlng quickly In most are
deepfte the upward movement
priQM. The average time bet
Hating and sale was 18 days in t
second quarter, compared to 27 da
In the first three m9nths.
The RE/MAX brokers expect t
trend to continue, although the pr
]ected average time for sale in the thl
quarter Is a sllghtty h1gher 20 days.
In some areas, the time 1rame w
pheno menally short.· For lnstaAce, ·
Huntington Beach. turnover was takin
place In seven days In the secon
quarter, and ·that "window" is e
pected to be lowered to only two da
In the third quarter. Costa Mesa al
wu a brisk area with . a 10-da
tt1rnaround and Is expected to god
to only five In the next 90 days.
The city of Orange was the slo
market, relatlvefy speaking, with a
average of 40 days between listing an
Mlfing.
Realtors host candidate f oruin
The Newport Harbor-Costa Mesa
Board of Realtors Is hosting a Newport
Beach City Council Candidate Forum
as part of Its Community Outreach
program according to Doug Meeder.
Community Outreach chairman.
The Forum will be held Wednesday,
Oct. 12 at 7:30 p.m .. at the Newpo
Beach lClty Council Chambers. T
chambers Is located at 3300 Newpo
Blvd. All council candidates ha
responded to the Invitation.
For more lnformtlon, call (71
~6-1671.
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Fabulous South-of-Highway lo-
cation. Walk to CdM Beach. Two
bedrooms, two rull bathrooms. two
years new. A wonderful )1ght,
bright & lovely home
Listed It $539,500
ASK FOR ... ,ct lichJ
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EXPANSIVE "OPEN SKY" CITY UGHTS VlEW Ff\OM THIS NEW All CONTEMPORARY 4 8EOAOOM ESTATE. FEATURtNG THE LATEST IN DESIGN FOR COMFORT ANO 1
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A FABULOUS BAYFRONT ESTATE
ON PRESTJGIOUS LINDA ISLE
World class quality in a prime view location wtth
docking fa cilities for 2 large yachts plus several side .
ties. One of the island's finest properties offering
three complete bedroom suites, each with fireplace
plus banquet size dining room, famil y room with full .,
sit-d own bar, skylit gourmet kitchen and gracious
bayfront living room. O pen beam ceilings, extensive
built-ins, the use of the finest materials and rare
attention to the smallest detail combine to create the
ultimate in ca5ual elegance. Custom ligh ting, sound and security systems ................................ $3,.t7S,•
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631-1400
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HOMES FOR SALE
1 IR flus Fll 11 tr DEi
•2060 Ocean Way. Laguna Beach 6«-9060 $449,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2 IEDllll
506 Acacia Avenue. Olde Corona del Mar
631-7300 $.425,000 Sunday 1-5
3710 Daffodil, Corona del Mar
759-1552 $350,000 SaVSun 1-5
600 E. Oceanfront, Peninsula
759-6600 S262,s00 Sunday 1-5
24951 Mansilla-Lag.Niguel/Call-directlons
'495-8386 S21S,f>o0 Sat t ..... /Sun 12-4
113 S. Defane SI, Anaheim
759-6600 $4'25,000 Saturday 1-5
22 Sea Island, Newport Beach
673-9333 $247,SOO Sunday 1-5
17 Varessa. Northwood, lrvlne
631-1400 $215.000 Sunday 1-5
2 11 Via Koron, Udo 19'9
673-7300 $595,000 Sunday 1-<4
587 Wendy Lane, Costa Mesa
6'45--0303 S 15-4,000 Sunday 12:30-<4:30
2 IR plus l 111 RI or DEi
114 Corsica, Newport North
6'4'4-6200 $207.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
...... 43 Montpellief. Harb« Ridge, NB
673-9333 $550,000 Sunday 1-5
1040 Pescador Drive. Dover Shores, NB
631-7300 $675,000 Sunday 1-5
3 Rue Fontainebleau. Big Canyon
6'44'-6200 $535.000 Sunday 1-5
3 BEDROOM
2 1 1 Abalone, Little Island
759-6600 $579,000
402 Belvue. Peninsula Polnt
Sat/Sun 1-5
759-6600 $695.000 Sat/Sun l -5
257 Brentwood, E'slde Costa Mesa
759-6600 $325.000 Sat/Sun t -5
t 49 Calle Sol. Vlllaglo II, San Clemente
498-1693 Sunday 1-5
•t3012 Clltt Or .. Newpot1 Helghta, N.B.
722-9451 $675,000 Sunday 12-4
••v•34 Cormorant, BayvJew Terrace, NB
760-0714 $525,71• Sat/Sun t-5
14 Del Uvorno, Westpark. Irvine
673-9333 $299.500 Sat/Sun 1-5
* * 1132 E. Balboa Btvd. Peninsula
6'4'4-6200 $995,000 Saturd•y 1 .....
2489 Elden .. o . Bay Lauref
845-0303 $220,000 Saturday 12-6
2'469 EJden #0. Bay U.uret
645-0303 $220.000 Sunday 1-4
24&9 Elden #0, Bay Laurel
&&S-0303 $220,000 Saturday 12-8
614' Gary Place, Newport Beach
&4>()303 $4'29,900 Sunday 12:30-4':30
217 Gofden<od" Corona del Mat
759-6e00 $950,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1777 Hummingbird, Costa MeM
&45-0303 $397,500 Sunday 1:30-4':30
4' 10 Plata, stuffs, Newport Beach
&44'-9060 $385,000 Sunday 1-5
•2217Raleigh. Costa Mesa 546-2313 $201.SOO Saturday ,_.
v 5 Rue Maraetlte, Bio Canyon, NB .
6«~200 $895,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
995 Sandc:uue, Hart>or View Hlfl8 759~ $559,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
••953 Sandcastle, Harb« View Htltt
759-6800 $557,500 s.t/Sun 1-5
1600 Sandlewood. MeM Verde, Costa Mela
557-0175 $230,000 Sunday 1 ...
2153 B San Michel, W. Costa Mesa
75~ $195,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
300 santo iomu. Costa Mesa
645--0303 $24'9,900 Saturday 1 .....
120 S. Cooper, Santa Ana
&46-7171 $195,000 SatlSun 1-5
2113 Sevtlte, Pentnsola Point
631-1'00 $4'95,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2310 Falrhlll, Newport Beach
645-0303 $335,000 Saturday 1-S
370 23rd Street, Newport Beach
631-1..00 $365,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
3 11 ,111 Fiii RI er IEI
*1819 Betyt Lane (Westcilff) N.8.
6'45-6798 $4' 10,000 Sat/Sun 12-4
•2592 Clrcie Or. Bayshores, Nwpt Bch
&42-5200 $725,000 SundllY 1-5
3155 Corte Portoflno. Newport Nor1h
631-7300 $4'79,000 Sat-&in 1-5
3024 Corte Hermosa, Newport No. Vllaa, NB
760-5000 $464,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
38 Corte Moran. Newport No. VHlas. NB
760-5000 $5.45,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
* ••3311 Devon Cir, Huntington Harbour
75M700 $1,095,000 Sunday 12 .....
442 El Modena Avenue, Newport Hetaht•
631-7300 $465,000 Sat/Suncfay 1-5
2207 Fiesta, The Bluffs, Newport Beacn
760-1900 $375,000 Sunday 1-5
614 Gary Pleoe, Newport Helghta
&44-9060 $429,900 Sat/Sun 1-5
• 1112 Grove Ln. Newport Beech
631-1266 $525,000 Sunday 1-5
813 Hibiscus. Corona del Mar
759-6600 $505,000 Sunday 1-5
vt 139 Jasmine Crk Ad, Jeamlne Crtl CdM
891· 1702 $4'29,900 Sat/Sun 1-5
• 1.co 1 Kings Road, N9Wpof1 Beech
644-90e0" $795.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
t 1401 Kings Road, P'9wport ~
844-90e0 $795.000 Sunday 1·5
2498 Parmt.y Lane, Coeta M..a
848--7171 $339,900 Sunday 1-5
1 ==r· ::or-Horth S.t/Sun 1 ... :30
•995 SendcMtte, H#bor Vl9w HMle
759-MOO S559,000 8at/8un 1·1S
•S713 SHlhore Ortw, Newport 8wtt ~ IOIO "21.000 ~ 1·5
•5311 Seashore. West Newport
631·1'00 $925,000 Saturday 1-5
10042 Suntan Clrde. Huntington e.ctl
54&-2313 $2&4,900 Sunday 12-5
107 Via DljOn~ late 751H600 ~000 Sat/Sun 1-5
215 Via Udo Soud, lido late
644-6200 $1,495,000 Sunday 1 ..... :30
V' 2532 Vista.Drive, Bayahotes
&44-9060-t825,000 -Saturcfay 1-5
~ Vlata Grande, The Bk.fffs, NB
873-9333 $389,900 Sat t-4':30/Sun 1-5
t2615 Vista Ornada, Bluffs, NB .
780..()714 $525,000 Sat/Sun,1-5
tV' 12 Whitewater. Jumlne er.-. COM
844-9060 $459.000 Sunday 1·5
4101 ...
4 Hermit~~ ~~yon. N.BeactL r~ 1397. SdS,000 Sat-Sun 11-5
<t 10 39th St, Newport hand, NB
759-8700 $4451000 Sunday 1-5
204 Ber<*One, Udo late
631-1..00 SM9,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
936 CM)Wtne, Coata MeM
546-2313 $215,000 Sunday 1-4
3269 Georgia Place, Costa Mesa
546-2313 $227,900 Sat1 t30-3/Sun1 .....
1777 Hummingbird C 17, Costa MeM
&45--0303 $397,500 Saturday 12:30.,.:30
• t 1732 John, Garderl Grove
&&S.0303 $183,000 ~ Sunday 1-5
16700 Markham, Fountain VaNey
546-2313 $227,500 Saturday 12:~3:30
•224 Nada, The Bluff, Nwpt Bch
673-9333 $425,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
3719 Perk Green. Harb« View Hiiis
844-90e0 seH,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
2952 Pemba. Costa Mesa
546-2313 $268,900 Sat/Sun 1 .....
1535 Sendcutte, Harbor View Hills
759-eeOO $749,950 Sunday 1-5
**815 Via Udo Soud, lido Ille, NB
875-8181 $1,995,000 Sunday 1-5
•383 Vista Baya, ~ Beach
67~7300 $399,000 Sunday 1-5
4 IR ,lus Fii RI or DEi
•2228 Alta Vista. Ealtbtuff, NB
844-9060 $530,000 Sat/Sun 1~ * 133-4 Antigua Way, Baycreat
631-7300 SM9.000 Sundey 1-s
* •93 8w:on Bey, Newport Bead\ 931.1300 s1.400,ooo Sat/Sun 1-5
*. 57 8*our1 Or. North, htcol "1 c9 ~ $1,495,0000 9bncSay 1·5
•2.c Canyon Fairway. 86g CMyon
"'4-&200 $2,395,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
•• * 1310 Qalaxy Drtw. OoYW Shotee 931-7300 $1,495,000 s.turday 1-!
• 1100 Gt0¥e l.Me, W•c:Wt Or°"9, N8
631·7300 $5",000 Sunday 1~
V't1.WW ...... Herbor, Nwpt 8cft 87~ 11•.000 8at1Sun 1-5
7066 Htdden Trel, Nelle 0...
144-tOeO .... IOO 8Unday 1-5
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•2860 lnroz Or. Mesa Verde, CM
631-7370 $389,500 Sunday 1-5
3253 Iowa, Costa Mesa
8M-0759 $214,900 Sat 12-4 Sun 12-4
•811 Kings Rd., Newpon Beach
759-7026 $649,000 ;, Sunday 1-5 .r * •885 Laird. Costa Mesa ,
s.i6-2313 $3«,900 I • Sunday 1-4
• 2700 OQl'ltMOM Lane-, eorona-ciet Mar
759-8973 $527 ,000 -Sunday 2-5
• 1512Llncoln Lane, Westcliff
644-6200 $619,000 Sunday 1-4:30
+31405 Monterey, Laguna Beach
'497-17« $650,000 Saturday 12-4
•2012 Port Bristol, Harbor View Hms. NB
67).9333 ~.900 Sunday 1-5
1615 Port Char1es Pl, Harbor View Homes
1131-1400 1675,000 Sonday 1-5
-2527.J>ort Wllltby, Harbor VlewJiomes_ --
644-9060 $429,900 Sunday 1-5
t *621 Poweff Pl, Nwpt Hgts, Nwpt Bch
759-1219 $550,000 Sunday 1-<4
*•.,•so RldgeHne, Harbor Ridge, NB
644-9060 $?99,500 Sunday 1-5
t V' • * 17 Royal St. George, Big Cyn, NB 67~9333 $1,350,000 Sunday 1-5
t 1 Rue VIHers, ~ Canyon. Newport Beach
631-7300 $997,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
t 1527 Seeerest, Corona Def Mar
76()..()714 $749,71'4 Sunday f-6
996 ~. Costa Mesa 54&-231S $219,500 Saturday 1-'4
•••531 Via Udo Soud. Lido Isle, NB
760-1900 $1 ,425,000 Sunday 1-<4
") **+841 V1a Udo Soud, Lido Isle "'
631-1400 $1,495,000 Sat/Sun t\
'-' 1910 Yacht Marla, Seaview. NB
644-90e0 $585,000 Sunday 1-5
I IEIROOM
225 Via Genoa. Lido Isle, NB
759-6600 $845,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
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5 ·IR plus Fiii Ill or DEi
• * * 500 Harbor Island Or, Promontory
6«-6200 $1,550,000 Sunday 1-4
•3379 Martgofd, SC Plaza, CM 1 5-i0-7355 $340,000 · Sunaay 1-5
t '-' 11 Napoll, Harbor Ridge. Nwpt Bch
760-1900 s2.1so.ooo Sunday 1-5
2018 Nautilus Lane, Baycrest, NB
631-7300 $5-i5,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1621 Port Barmouth, Harbor View Hms, NB
721-1200 $599,000 Suoda.y 1-5
* 1'19 Sand Key. Harbor View Hills, CdM '
7$t-9100 $780,000 Saturday 1-5 •··
*•8 'f'wtn Lak• Cir, Spyglasa, CdM
720-1704 $785,000 Saturday 1-5
I 111 ,111 FAM IM tr IEI
*•1Ct•twood Or., Harbof Ridge ~ $3.750,000 Sun<My 1-5 ••1441 Galaxy, Oowr ~ &44-GOO 11.500,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
TOWllHOIES
COiDOS FOR SILE
1 BEDROOM
* •v 19072-~J>Ort L~ne-=-1. Hunt.Bcn-
847-1610 $112,500 · Sat-Sun 12-5
2 BEDROOM
* • 2520 Poplar Ln., Costa Mesa
548-0936 $164,900 Sunday 1-4
*434 Bolero, Newport Beach
, 673:9333 $159,900 . Sat/Sun 1-5
* •27 Brittany, Bayridge. Nwpt Bch
760-5000 $275,000 Sunday 1-5
3 t5 Carnation, Olcfe{;orona det Mar -
759-6600 $3,600/Mo Sat/Sun 1-5
98 Corsica. Newport North
759-9100 $279,000 Sunday 1-5
•301 Cypress. Peninsula
631-1'400 From$345,000 Open Deity 1-5
*•'-'56 Sea Island, Big Canyon, NB
760-5000 $269,000 Sunday 12-5
* • v55 Sea Island. Big Canyon, NB
.. 760-5000 $239,000 Sunday 12-5
* •'-'t 10 Vienna (Harbor Ridge) N.B.
673-7771 $388,000 Sat/Sun 12:30-<4:30
2 IR pius Fii RI or DEi
2 Barlsto. Turtlerock Point, Irvine
631-1'400 $399,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
*""•280 Cagney 301, VIiia Balboa, NB
642-2134 $279.900 Sat/Sun 1-5
2400 Eldon. Costa Mesa
759-6600 $139,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
.,., 29 Seabrook Cove, Sea Island. Nwpt Bch
720-0168 $565,000 ~unday 1-'4
t 7 Sea Cove. Sea Island
644-6200 $579.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
•*vs Southampton. Belcourt, Nwpt Bch _
760-5000 $499,000 Sunday 1-5
3 BEDROOM
2192 Pacific. Costa Mesa
650-7000 $235,000 Sat/Sun 12-'4
* • v t 12 Vl~nna (Harbor Ridge) N.B.
673-7771 $451 .000 Sat/Sun 12:30-4:30
2004 Vista Ca1on, The Bluffs. Nwpt Bch
7..59-1219 $310.000 Sunday1-<4
*2710 Vista del Oro, Bluffs. NB
759-9100 $276.000 Saturday 1-5
*522 Vista Grande, Bluffs. NB ,
759-9100 $339,000FEE Sat/Sun 1-5 * 2401 Vista Hoger, Bluffs. NB
769-9100 $275,700 Sat/Sun 1-5
" 3 IR plu s Fii RI or DEi
809 Hibiscus Court, Jasmine Park
644-6200 $449.500 Sunday 1-5
t 2 Sefena Court, Newp<>n Crest
631-1400 $299,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
* 1985 Vista Caudal. Blufft. NB 759-9100 $529,000fEE Sunday 1.,5
MOBILE HOIES
FOR SILE
DUPLEXES
r 00l1E
2 BR plus 1 BR
610 Avocado. Olde Corona def Mar
759-6600 $4'49,000 Sunday 1-5
29 Beacon Bay, Newport Beach 644-9060 $695,000 Sunday 1-5 ..
2 Ill pl1s 2 BR
705 Larkspur. Olde Corona Del Mar
759-6600 $570,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
520 Narcissus. Olde Corona del Mar
6«-9060 $459,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
3 II plus 2 IR
t 115 Coral Ave, Balboa Island
494-2073 $675,000 Sunday 12-5
HOIES FOR REllT
t 712 Poinsettia, Corona del Mar .
Agt 675-8688 $1600/moqs Sat/Sun 12-5
lPlRTllJEllTS
FOR REiil
'-'•* 101 Scholz Ptza #227. Versailles, NB
499-5735 Sunday 1-4
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Fabulous Contemporary
By World Famous Richard Nuetra
Open Sat/Sun 1-5
New on Market
Charming 3 Bdrm & Den
2 Story Home
with Lovely
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lido Isle 873-7787 719-8811 Soutti Patio
lido Isle
BraaMer 6 Co. LB. Brobrate
a r.u eenke brobnce ftnt
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IPEI UTmlY 1-1
• 3BA, 3'..+ BA Family Home
• Bright open floor plan
• Sunny Strada patio
• Large wndecil off master
• Lowest prieed h<HM on Lido!
'595,000
EICLISIVELY USTEI WITH
BILL FEEllEY
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VIA LOO HOR0-5BR·4~8A. Ult SJ.S95.000
VIA LIOO SOUD-4BR 3'18A. .. .• $1,495.000
VIA UOO NORD-SBA 48A UU . S l ,49S,OOO
VIA LOO NOR0-58R·Si.;8A. .. UUSl .450.000
VIA UOO NOIID-38R 2Vi8ASIU ... Sl.295.000
ZURICH CIRCLE-58R~8A ...... $1,295,000
VIA SAN REMO-SBA SBA .. lal $895.000
VIA LOO SOlJ0--68R SBA.. Ill.I .. $789,000
VIA KORON·4BR·28A.. .. .. ..... . ... $749.000
VIA ZUR1Ctt--'BA·38A .. SAi .. _ ... $698,000
VIA ORYlT0--4BA·38A ... UU ... $698.000
VIA ITHACA-28R·2BA.. ..ta.I ....... $695,000
VIA BARCELOHA-48R·28A. .............. $649.500
VIA LORCA-4BA·38A... *' ..... $S95,000
VIA QUIT0-3BA·3'n8A .. . . $595.000
VIA SAN REM0-38R·3'h8A. .. nu ... $555.000
VIA ITHACA-3BR-38A .MU.. .$515,000
VIA NICE-3BR·28A.. SAi ........ $439,000
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• 4BR, 2BA TradltlonaJ Style
Home
• Prime Oversized 45' Lot (1'h
Lott)
• French Doors open to sunny
SouthPatJo
• 8wned cettlngs. Remodeted
kitchen. AJr conditioned
• S'9p9 to bMch & tennis
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AD-Vl-SORS TODAY/
.842-5878
LIDO .ISLE
LISTIN~S ,
VII UM 1111
l'WOitOtY. 3-BR. f~ BA hOrne on sandy
bMCh ioc:.tton. Greet b9y view. Central
AJC up9tlilrt. Sitting room could be 4th BR.
Fweplece In meater BR & IMng room. C8ll
Vlfglnla O'Brien, 873-7300. $1, 195.000.
*****
Splldoua fwnlly home on 45' lot. Beam ce6l6na In IMng rm & kitchen. Built around wge lulh petk>. 3 C8r gerege. 4 BR. dining
room. Cell Howerd taw.on. 673-7300.
$749,000.
iwo story home on__. to street lot. Nloe
patio, tlrae upMelrl meater tuft• with
IUndedl . ....,_ c.llng. epeciouS dining room. .. loon. PIMtation lhutt• .. Cai Joen ~ tn-7300. 1595.000 .. _.,,_. 111NI-
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Lido Redtty
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FABULOUSSPYGLASSSOUTHPORT ·
OPEN SATURDAY 1-5 #8 TWIN LAKES CIRCLE
PRICE REDUCED TO $765,000 s BR ~ den/maid"s rm + 4•,,BA on quiet cul-de-sac. Beautiful pool & spa setting. 3 cat garage.
Over 3,800 sq. It. Bay windows. shutters. crown molding. parquet entry. and triple crown
moldings. Decorator pertectl
CALL JAN PROBST (714) 644-4088
CALL DOUG BULLEY (714) 720-1704
Doug Bulley & Associates
1960 VISTA CAUDAL
Only BLUFFS Remodtlt'd ·:n" f'len w/spectat"ular bat"k bay & ocun views. New lutchen.
betht. 6 akyh11htt. cu~tom firf'plOC't', ul!>tid brick patio with spa. French doon1 & Berber carpel.
Charming homt' with menv cu_,1um features.
SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT
CALL PHYLLIS GOGGIO OR CALL HARRIET SPENCER
(714)"760-9678 DAY/EVES . (714) 644-5946
Brand new listing in exclusive gate-guarded community of Newport Beach. 29R +
Den, 3 Baths. 1-Story. ,.------------------=----'JI!"""'"-------------------------------------,
TUDmDllL: Bright & Inviting -1 year new, plantation shutters, marbte
entry. Owner says sell -Lowest price In Sea lt*ld
$565.000. Call TERRACE REAL TY for Information .,..., ..
Ill 1-• n P'21111 ...
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Of4e <!«""" UI 1llae
144 llM
Submit all offers. trades or lease.
Ideal for second story. Extra large
landscaped lot. 60x253'. 10
minutes to open sea. Estate-type
Mttlng.
Pllll IEllCD Tl I 1,411,000
CALL
llCIEY llRTLll&
· ; -Merrill Lynt:h
·.-~ Realty
123-1141 R£S 111·1100 ore
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11 5 CORAL AVEN UE
(SOME VIEW)
$675,000
PRICED TO SELL
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loo of room 10 romp vound in th~ 4
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Two story Mediterranean. Berber
carpet, terra c:otte tile floors, ptan-
11t1on ahut1era. tmpeecable
througtiout. Features 3 BR. 2~ BA
& Family room. Gorgeous yard
wtth Arizona Flagstone patio. All
for $429,000.
IJAU. IEll 1111
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FABULOUS BELCOURT TENNIS ESTATE
Situated on over one-half acre of la nd. this fabulous Gallery Custom Home
has 5BR plus study & 41t1BA.. Extens1"e use of marble tile & upsradcd plush
neutral color carpeting throughout. Built-Jn family .rm entcrtammcnt center wJl& screen TV. Master suttc includC'., retr~t.jacuzzi tub. sauna & wor1c-0ut
rm. PTofessionally landscaped rear ~ard w/lighted tcnms oourt.. pool. spa &
BBQ area. 3 F1~place . secunt)-sutcm. air conditioning. wet bar. 3-<:ar
p.rqe PLUS other upgrades too.numerous to mention. $2.300.000.
BIG CANYON GOLF COURSE CUSTOM
b«il(eo~l custom C'Stalc located on the I th Fairway ~ by Wal~ Ndf, 1Jt"h1tCC1 of the stars th" 48R. S• 28~ • pat houtt " uu~y onc~f+kJnd llAiurpa~~a.'fhman\11117 thru-<>IJI w/no ddail
left untouched Cunom oak n~ boo~shd~cs. cabu~ti It ibuncn.
Thu bofllC bu a lap pool M~l 10 t~ g~t h~ whl(h 1ndudn • 10.
pl.a 1111n1 Full ba~mcnt • man) other Q~ht) fcat.wn SUq~.000
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CALL
RON FELSOT 760-5000
1kwpott ~ 7'~uo11al B"1iltt
CAPE .. aa•a l
Picture petfeC1 5 BR tn N.8 . 8rick
construction. 3 firep«aoes -mas-
t• bedroom sitting area. Gazebo
in rear yard. Won't tastr Call to see
$635,000. 2307 Francisco
Completely redone a0,., ·eady tor
your famrly to enir 4,., BA.
5.000 s.q . .ft -~ , 6. grassy
yard. Stw Q ~ of ocean. bay
& Fasl e... ..... Wal to beaches
En,oy t ~.re!
IEllCU Tl Slll,000
1301 Ill ID MIYE, II
llST SEU.!
Great 4 BA Slngte ktvel 1n Fountain
Valtey C49ntraJ air, cathedral oe11-
1ngs. large family room. Almost
2000 s.q ft. 16016 S~tleaf
REDUCED $58,000
CAU Intel RllllERI
lll-1111 er llMlll
un.r
1mm1cul1te~1 front
condo In tul btdD Newty pmnted with
,_ ~Ing. 28drms
and 2 Beths. Only s 1800
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Gorgeous Newport 2BR, 21MlA townhofM
'" • apedal MCfuded ioc.tlon, yet wltNn
steps to beech! Hurly ~Md MW W/.,,.,d-
wlnnlng dee6gn: Minored Wllh, Ew~
kl1chen. pfVt patio, lg mat• ...... frplc, 2 • car garage, .ec lyltem, S279,900.
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Newport Not1h Vllta wlhuge muter IUlte In
a dynamite location 8Cfoea from communlo-ty pool. Medtterr.,..,, style 38A +lg femlty
rm. eecurlty lyltem, etc., 1469,000.
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Drutlcalty r.ctuoed for quick sale!
Many upgrades. Specious 3BR 3
home wlfront balcony & rear pa
w/spa, located by the pool.
celllng. For details & personal 9h
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ocean Ytew, famlty rm & music rm
Muet be eeen to be appredated
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Consumer Information Center
Department RX
Pueblo. Colorado 81009
"The Drive to Win"
Some conce< ootients need o
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vou con snore 0 few hour~ 0
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641-5671
for information
& surprisingly
low cost.
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NEWPORT BEACH OFFICE
Expect the bet:
Coldwt"ll Banker
Rntdentl.al Real eat.au Sf>rvleea
CORNER OF COAST HWY. AT AVOCADO
644-9060 .
THE l COMPANY IN SO. CALIFORNIA IN SALES & LISTINGS
NEW LISTINGS
N.8. BLUFFS UN,000
Popular 3 BR "Delore." plan on wide rreenbelt.
Fresh u a daisy, and ready for a.ccupancy. Cul·
dt-uc location offer• quiet It priYecy.
BA YCREST 14 l6,000
Cu.tom •inglt awr:y on 2 lot.a. Pvt yard with lrg
pool, fruit trtet1 & HV accea.. :i RR. formal OR,
den, f'R, wet bar. A/C &. 2 F/P. Great buy!
'ASMIN! CIEEK 109,000
IJramatic Plan JV lovtly light decor with privst.e
pati<.lfi and garden. Spa.dowt :1 bedruoms plwi
upended fam ily rtK1m. Central air
OIVINE TElllACE 11 ,200,000
Ma~n1ficent view of ocean !Jay and city light.II. 4
HH with inner courtyard pool. Family room with
,:et har St:curity •Yittem. Call fo r aul.
UDO ISLE
LIDO 1515,000
W<1nrlt-rlul Hayfr<mt La rge c<ind11 comph:t.ely
rem<idtdtd in (Jff wh1U: and m1 rr1m, 2 st.one
pBlllm H<ial 11l1p availHbl,.
LWO 1596,000
Want t.." .. n111y Httyfrrmt lt vinj( at B fracticm tht-
''ll!l 111 11thn Hayfmnts'1 C<>n•idc:r thiH t<'"!(eOWt ~th 11'"'' J>"nlhouM: w/uni.urJHUIM'd vu:w11' OW('
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LIDO PARK 1795,000
A lt1u1 h 111 M1mh1tlt..tn rn tht heart 11( Newport
Ht:sc h J.'anar11maH ovan view (rtim t.h1a spec.
la< ular 7th nom, ~ •.ie<lrtH1m , '..!'I hoth Seller
mlly trodf'
l ll>O J~L~ 1799,600
( 'hsrmtnf( :s HH 1 den 1 11ffict <1n wide lot.
Mut.t1r RH ha• ,. privut..t HA Open :H bright
n1J(1rplan w/french duora l.IJ largf' 11Unny p8l1C1.
LIOO t J ,too,000
Luxury with 11wred1ble v1rw11, htgh M!Curity with
4 RR, r, HA . Nothing el.e like it be«au.e owner
put twc1 unit.II l.tJtCether.
LIDO BA YPIONT U ,to01000
8ped.aCUlar toc.!titJn, ~f>' prime f ronta1e on Up of
Lldo. Spedaet.ller home. • BR, 7 BA with H ·
qul•lt.. Clecor. Rpectaculu yacht facilltlet for a
llDalJ llotllla. Speeucuw price-pool Included
at no •stt• cbarse.
OPEN HOUSE S
SATURDAY
NEWPOIT HTS • "'29..900 IH GilY PLACE
3 BR + FR H. STOCKWELL
LAGVHA BEACH
2 BR
OLDE CDM
DUPLEX 2/2
EASTBLUPP
.f BR
H.V. HILLS
4 BH
BAYSHOIE8 a BH, FR
BLUPYS :Hik
H.V. HOM ES
4 Bf{. f'Ft
LAGUNA BEACH
2 BH
OLDE COM
DUJ'Lf':X 'L/'L
EASTBLUPP
4 HH
SEAVIEW
1 RH
BEACON BAY
2 BH +I BR
NEWPORT ffTS ;uJtt
ff AIBOI IIDGE 4 RR
$449,000 !NO OCEAN WAY
J. ROBBINS
$459,000 6ZO NAIC18SU8
O.GOLDSBERRY
$530,000 UM ALTA Vl81'A
G.ANDERSON
$698,r,oo 3719 PAIK GIEEN
0 . TROUT
$82.'>,000 HH VISTA DRIVE
J. MACMILLIA N
SUNDAY
410 PLATA
K PARKER
!5%7 POIT WHITBY
$429,900 G. LIVINGSTON
$449,000 %060 OCEAN WAY
J . ROBBINS
$4 1;9,()()(J 15%0 NAICISSU8
L. ROSE
$5:}0,000 ZU6 ALTA VISTA
D. TKOUT
JtlO YACHT MAllA
1566 ,0()() E. BHOWN
$695,000 H BEACON BAY D. VALENTINE
$79!),000 1401 KINGS ID
0 . GOLDSBERRY
S700,M>O 60 llOOELJNE
E. OLSON
NEWPORT BEACH 1926,00<>3713 SEASHORE DI :~ HH, FM D. MEEDER
JASMINE CIEEK M69,000 l! WfffT£WAf£1
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NEWPORT ffJiGHTfM29,900 tl4 OAIY PL
3 BR, PR · H. STOCKWELL
ffV BIW
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NEW!OAIL
48R
'698,600 171t PAD GUIN H. STOCKWELL
7011 HIDDEN TIAJL '689,900 R. KURT'l
NEWPORT BEACH
NPPOIT IEACI Mtt,MO
Charmint 2 •tory, 3 BR, 2~ BA home on • quiel
cul-de-uc. Private beckyard •lluah land·
scapinc. Upgrades thrOU1hout. A put value.
BAIBOI VIEW • lfZt,too
Wonderful (amity home. Attractive decor with
H1ht bright colors. • BR plua FR with FP.
£ASTBLUPP 1411,tOO
Step into J olly Old Encland. Beautiful hl&hly
upgraded cottqe in a park like a.ettin1. 3 BR, 2
BA. You wiU love il.
NEWPORT HEIGHTS llH,000
Cape Cod style w/5 BR, 5 BA. Beamed ceHings
f rtnc h doora, stained glul windowa. LR, PR and
muter suite aJI with fireplaces. Spacious yard
w/ pa.
BALBOA H70,000
High income (rom duplex located in the heart of
where all the action iron the oceanfront down
near the Newport pier.
BA YPIONT 1795,000
Panoramic views t.o jetty 60' boat slip now
available. Gorgeous redone 2 BR, tile noon, new
kitchen, 46' patio on the water, detail perf«t.
NEWPORT HEIGHTS '795,000 l'~abulous 180° view of all of Newport ~arbor/Entire aec!ond Ooor muter bedroom
Huite, large d«k plu8 patio. Three fireplaces.
ffAl801 RIDGE UH,&00
A fabuloua 180° view from this estate home.
Quality throughout. 4 BR, library and large
family room. Within •tept of the pool. One of
ur moet pretigiuua areas.
BAYSHOIES 1815,000
A traditionaJ 3 BR, 3 BA home plut den on a
JarJe corner lot. Very private nJNter •uite. Two
btautiful patiot. T he home you have been wait·
;n1 for.
BELCOURT t l ,176,000
Situated in 1 very secluded It private loc1tion,
lhi1 • BR cuat.om ho~· lfen tut.eftil, neutral
decor, 11. pool It ape, aecurity •ystem, A/C, wet.
bar, 3 c.r 1•r11e + more!
LINDA ISLE H ,ffl,000
· 8'*11CU1ar, cont.em~. remodel.ct, bey(ront europun kitchen, 4 BR, 6\.-l BA, turnan; l>Mln,
.. J Jars• .Up + --......
OVER 100 OFFI C ES TO Sf R VE YOU IN ~OUTHERN C AL IFORNIA
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