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Home My WebLink About1985-12-14 - Orange Coast PilotEdison ties Edison H1gh's C harger and Long Beach Poly's Jack· rabbits settled fora 14-14 standofTat Anaheim Stadium Fnday night in the CIF Big Five Conference football finals. The Chargers scored touchdowns in the first and third quaners, but were forced to share the c hamp1onsh1p with the Jackrabbits when Long Beach Poly turned an interception at ~he Edison 15 into a late score', then got on the boards again with 59 seconds left with a 20.yard touchdown pass. Long "Beach Poly elected to go for the tic with a place-kick. In the playoffs, the finals are the only exceptio n to the tie- breaker rule. It was Edison's founh tnp to the finals, having won the C JF 3-A crown in 1970 and Big Five Conference cham- pio nships in 1979 and 1980. Saddle back La Quinta ORANGE COAST • 34 28 SAT RDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1985 25~ z Th le E d l e o D •I·-· ~ cheerleader caa 't beU... i9r team llQa&Ddered & 1~ .... to the LoD4 8eacll Poly JMll· rabblta, w&o tied tlae..,.. la the flnal mlDatm of .... fourth quarter lD tile CD' ., Pl•e Conference Claa~ ploneblp• at Aaalael• 8tacllum Friday ~t. ..... Needham (70) can'I .... to belleTe it either. For ~ eeePacec1. FAIR FORECASTS ON A2 Judge puts freeway fees on ice r 1h.11 Judge: l\.t-c:n<1n h.id l\\ucd J Prevents Irvine council from acting on petition c halle nging fe e collection O range ( ount) ~upenor Court Judge Thoma\ J Keenan ruled Fn - day that the Irvine City Council canno t all on a pet1t1on submitted b) free"'a' critics called the Committee ofSe\C!n Thous.ind. COST and Easte rn free"'a's CO<;T members had rnlll"l ted mo re than 5.600 valid signature-. - enough to force the counul 10 rqx•al ns free"' a)' fee ord1nanu: or to plate 11 before \Oler\ June 3 or earlier By PHIL SNEIDERMAN Supponero; of three proposed ~outh (. ounty freeways scored a legal v 1<.:- Coast An arsonist torches a play set funded by Costa Mesa elementary school students./ A2. Christmas trees to flt nearly every Orange Coast family's home and pocketbook are available UC Irvine ranks among the top 25 universities In the percentage of gradu- ates who go on to earn doctorates./82 Nation Two American hostages In Beirut are dead, columnists Jack Anderson and Dale Van Atta have reported .I A3 World Badly damaged flight re- corders may be unable to help Investigators learn why a jet crashed and exploded, killing 248 American soldiers./ A3 Religion Public religious displays spark annual furor./83 Sports UC Irvine seeks second straight basketball win at home./C1 Ocean View High tops Serra, 72·57, In boys basketball./C1 The Lakers have their eight.game winning streak snapped by Den- ver./C2 Entertainment At the age of 82, Claudet- te Colbert Is touring with a 60-year-old stage play, and loving lt./84 INDEX Bridge Claaslfled Comics Cronword Death Notices Entertainment Gardening Horoscope Ann Landers Public Notices Real Estate AeUglon Sport a Tetevlaton TrMI Weather C6 97.9 C6 89 810 84-6 cs 88 86 89·10 01·20 83 C1-4 85 'Be A2 lo!") Fnda) when a Judge blocked the Irvine City Council fro m acung ne:\t week on a pet1tton dnve aimed at placing h1ghwa} de.,,elo pme nt Ic e'> befo re local voters. The pe1111on challenged an In inc ordinance calling to r the collection of de' elo per tl:c'I to help finance the proposed <)an .k>aqu1n Hill!>. Foothill The issue "'as on the agt'm.l,1 l11r Tue'Sda~ ·.,council meeting. I n ine ( 1t\ C le rk N a nn 1--<lll'\ '>J ld 'lhC wa\. notified Fnda\ a lternoon ~ -,.._ .. Lee.,..,... Newport Beach llreftfbten John RupN and Raaaell Cheek (front) and Ed Wick and Oeor'e Pearce take atock of the depart- ment• .. Toye for Tota .. contribution•. Mystery San tas deliver yule giftS in best Newport style By USAN HOWLETT CH -0.-, "'4 IWI It's not a sleigh with e1ah1 Un) rcindet'r, but it's C hnstmu ch~r Newport Beach-stxlc for the hun- dreds of undcrpriv1lqcd kids ble.,~ b)' a coupk of mystcnous nt.as in a \h1ny RolJ~RO)U. "I'm t.alkmf about a whole Roll\· Ro)<:e full o toys," said Newport Beach f 1rt [kpen.mcot pokc\.man Ru II \heck. ··1 me9n the front SC3t the back ~11 the who tf car " Thr Kn\ Knnalc., never k .n-r n name hut ha' c le ll the'°'' 1n 1hr h~ dcpanmcnt'' .. ToH f or Toh .. hln\ tor the pa<.t thr~ or four )'Cal'. ( heek ~ld l..a\t )Car C heck said hr saw the n.•cr 1pt tor the to\\ at thl' bottom ot th{' hag. rc\l·ahng that \t'vcrnl hun drt'd dollar' had hcen \pt'nl on the dona11o n fh<' &1ft-&1Hr\ ob"1ou\h do not want rrcoanmon for their ~arh d('('d, JU5t the sa11~rae11on 1ha1 come\ with 1\, C brt>k \&1d .. Tht~ '\C' httn dntnf 1t tur tht pa<;I thrtt o r four ~t'3r.1, ~ome<1 3round the p1k o l IO\'I " to"enna ~au~ of d nn..11 1on' h' \pn:1al pcoplt suth a<. thc 01\\h"r. \anla 1n the 1hr1r Ian(' l.lr The .. ' 11\\ for r 01\ l .tnl'itC"r\ .ire d1 ~n\Cd .it all .... C''-'Jllln Rt'at h tin· \tat1on\ and o thcr Jr11~nll ~·Hnt' throu1h ou1 th<' \ount' The 'To)\ f or Toi,·· rro r.lm ".1 na111m<Atde hol1d a\ 111ll·l!<l lht"n n (Plea.e tee MYSTERY I A.21 \IJ\ .. prl'Hnting thl· l1tunul lrom '1\llng on the rell'n·nJum l he: ruling rt·ma1n'> in dkll through JJn 15 v.hc:n a hc:ann11 v.111 tl(· u1ndultt:d 1n l >ran~t: ( uunl• \upcrior I oun In tht: mt'.tnt1m1: -.ht· -.J J ut\ '>tJtl mem~r-. ha\t: tx·en 1ntormed tha1 tht'\ \Jn tx·g1n \11lle\ tl'1~ lrt'C:V.J\ Ice:'> 11nJcr the rule:\ 111 lhe ong1ndl urdin;lnu· I ht: let:s will be collected trom d e\.clopcr<, ol new homes and busmes~·, n arL·J~ -.erved by the three h1gh<Aa\\ Keenan' ruling tame 1n response to a la"'"u•t tiled Fnda~ by attorneys represen11ng a coa lition of developen and bu<.1nc:\'> gro u ps favonng con- ~truct1on 11 thc three freeway-; The~ (Pleue itee P'REEW A Y / A2) HB schools reach tentative accord in wage dispute Thl pa' n• r J' ' nllL1de d J .., ,,_''-" ____ _.tx"-"·--'---'r,~t·.:..:n: !111..l' t ,r ,,J.11'i a,.. pcnenl T 1.'ad·~· u"Jllr r f"lrt'\l'!ltJ(l\I.'• .inJ tnlrt:J\l' lllr l ~"-"·'' and an )I pt'rCl.'nt Hun11n11: n BlJ h I n1 11 H ~h llllrt'.t'• l11r ~\t• ' - \lhoo 1ll1llJ, • .1 ,.,1, h · 1 tt· . < >ll JI' l11n11rm rhJt tht pc!\ t:lll\l' Jttrec:mt:nl 1 n .1 Ol'", lnlfl->' 'v.111tw1f'\1u1 ).l ~, m1 1llun thJl v.111 .:1,\" 'l·.i.11.•, 'h.1' ,. 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It " c~11mat~d 1ha1 mo re than 30 l't'11pk ha' l lo'>t thl"ir h"es dunna .11.1111 •111hill ,1~c1dent' on Laguna { Jn 111 Ro.1.f \I nt 1-. r prl·,enh'd h\ Clarem o nt J' r 1p l lt-rh Hafil '-'hO'iUccessfully ,u•··l 1' 11 11 '-c\lo pon Beach for $6 m1l'1111 .1,1 'rar 11n tx·half of a chrnt v. h1•" 111'11·11 'naraf\ ring neck inJury (Pleaite itee V1CTDl/A2) Parade of boats to light up harbor 8 ) ROBf RT H' 'll\H' O! .... o.9y.._...., \.1 nrl 1h.10 ·1" ht• 11' 1n C\flt'tleJ II li(lhl I' '''"fl''I Har~lf v.h1·n tht'\ p.ir111 rf'.llt 111 thC' t> 'th 41111111111 ,, \\ fl1>l I ( hrl\101,l' l\1t,ll 1'.11 11h td l 11tht' lr11n I Ul''<l.1\ I\'< I~ thrnutth \1l•n11a' I )t•, 1 fht' eHnt 'fl<'n'4m 1 "'' 1hr ( nmmodurr• < 1h nl • '' v. fl''n H arbrn \ • { h '"° 1 11 1 11m merc~. "'1uthl n 1 .1lr h•fm~·, "ll.J~, ~nd lar t''t ~1;1t ', Otange CoN1 DAIL V PILOT I Saturday, Oecemw 14, 1"5 rsonlst torches play set ulltwlth student money Skies to be mostly clear today Equipment installed only a week ago, after kids raised 16. 000 By LAURA MERX Of .. Dlil!r ........ be 1s suc.ccssful in burning 1t down. There are no clue as to who set the blaze. and the damaie i~imued to be about $600. The children at the school were probably more upset than school officills -it was their efforts that paid for the equipment, installed only a week ago. the bcginnina of neitt week," Knight said. When asked what she thought of the fire. Clearly said. "You wouldn't be able to print it. I think it stinks. It is obvisouly someone with a warped personality." Tti. National Weather Serva forecut calls IOf mostly clear aklel thrOUOh Sunday, ex.cept '°' IOfM htoh c:l<>Udlneaa during tti. day, and aome fog and tow cloUda .:long the cout Mrly Sunday morning. High today are expected 10 reeeh tti. 60t, wfth Sunday'• high ranging from 65 lo 74. Ov«nlQhl Iowa will renge from 35 to 45. drQP91ng down ne.r 30 In tti. cold .. t Inland areu The mountain• and deaerte wfll ... high ctoudlnesa et tlrnet, otti.rwlte moally clear thrOugh Sunday. Mountain reeor1e win reach hlgna from 46 to 54 today and from 50 to 58 on Sunday. Overnight Iowa wlll drop as low as 18 In the mountains. An arsoniSt torched a S l 6,000 wood playaround structure at Kaiser Elementary School Thursday ni&ht. a structure built entirely with funds raised by the children at the Costa Mesa school. Last spnng the school's students put on a jog-a-thon fund-raiser and were able to raise S 13,000 to buy the play set, which the district co uld not afford, said Margo Clearly, parent and chairwoman of the fund-raiser. She and n voup of parents will be asking the district to put a fence in fTont of the school. "It would cut down on some vandalism. Now anyone ca.n cut through the school grounds. If they can't fence in the whole school. they should do 1t across the front," she said. U.S. Temps .. Lo 33 24 37 14 24 11 21 24 ... 45 •• 42 42 31 •1 38 48 47 -01 • 17 i)5 32 31 31 81 74 08 02 00 ·18 38 27 60 43 40 38 S6 47 15 08 oe .,.. ... ~ ~.~~~::::~~~~.:""··· N..•~•Wll .... Aill•• • • • fA AA t • ...... I ,,. .... Bill Kni&ht, principaJ at the school, said custodians spotted lhe fire about 6:30 p.m. Thursday. By the time f~fighters arrived, the main suppon post of the Jungle Gym-type structure was nearly destroyed and two other support posts were badly damaged. The district installed the equip- ment, which would have cost nearly $3,000. The 5()..by-60 foot structure includes a slide, fireman's pole, bridge. parallel bars, tires, climbing ladder. three swings and a Jungle Gym. h is made primarily of wood timbers. The parents also plan to ask for more lighting on the playvound. "It 1s a very dark school at night. I think 1f it were better lighted there would be fewer people hanging around," she added. Callf. Temps "It is appalling. It makes you angry. I know \be community shares the same feeling I do because everybody worked hard for it," said the pnnc1- pal. Knight said someone tried to set the equipment on fire Wednesday night, but failed. He is worried the arsonist will continue to set fires until Knight posted a $50 reward for mfonnat1on leading to the arrest of the arsonist. Before the school chil- dren could get home with a note about the fire. two other parents matched Knight's reward. ..I'm sure (the reward) will change substantially by Although Knight thinks the equip- ment is safe enough for the kids to play on. be will probably not allow them to do so until it 1s repaired. "The kids had been waiting since last spring and then some turkey comes and bums it," Knight said. "When you arc out there you c.an't even sec it because it 1s covered with kids," said Clearly. Mental hospital escapees sought From staff and wire reports i\uthonties searched Fnday night for three men, including a Hunt- ington Beach man, who escaped from a state mental hospital where they had been sent for offenses ranging from burglary to attempted murder. p.m. Thursday, hospital adminis- trator George Siela said. Three of the men got into a waiting car and left, Sicla said. The fourth escapee, Jose Martinez. 27, of Los Angeles, who was committed to the hospital by the courts on burglary charges, returned voluntarily. he said. Bnan Cincotta, 22, of Redondo Beach, committed o n burglary charges, Monarrez said. The sheriff's department had no details on the cases or whether the men had been convicted of the charges. 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SW w w w 2 5 u t 2 Arel Non 12 24 • "' 3 8 F1r9t low ' 37 • "' 2 7 Second lllQll 10 5 h "' • 1 ~low 82•om ~.e &in 1e1e 1ooay at 4 45 p.m • -Sunday 11 8·60 a.m end•• egM> el 4·45 p m Moon -loeley II 9 48 Lm., -al 7:44 p "' and "-egell> Sundey " 10:41a.m. "We believe they have left the area and headed home," said Los Angeles County sheriff's Lt. Joe Monarrez at the Norwalk stat ion. Four men jumped out a window m a locked unit at the Metropolitan tatc Hospital in Norwalk about 8:30 Still missing were William Sanders, 22. of Huntington Beach. committed on attempted murder charges; John Martinez. 30, of La Habra, no relative of Jose Martinez, commillcd on auempted kidnapping charges; and Asked whether the escapees were dangerous, Siela said, "They're not the kind of people who would hold you up. The courts have given us. time after time, assurances that they arc not sending us people who arc a danger to the community.'' Alleged $18 million swindle prompts crackdown on firm By tbt Auoclated Press curities fraud, misrepresentation 1n BOATS WILL LIGHT UP HARBOR ... SAN FRANCISCO-Twenty-five saJes of secunlles and grand theft. because of the difficulty in finding a hundred investors were swindled in Smith said. From Al catered parties per square .foot than any other city in the world." The parade begins ofT Collins Island in Newport Harbor at 6:30 p.m. each evening and lasts about 21h hours. The boats will circumnavigate the harbor m a counterclockwise route, traveling past Harbor Island. Linda Isle. Bay Shores. Lido Isle, the Balboa Peninsula, Pirate's Cove and Balboa Island before returning to Collins Island. A grandstand viewing area, erected by the Newport Harbor Jaycees. will be available to the public at the Sea Scout base on Coast Highway. "Many people from outside I.he area have never seen the parade good harbor viewing spot," said "an S 18 million np-off' by a Marin Victims of the metal scam include Richard Luehrs, the chamber's ex-County company that has an office in retirees, many of whom invested their ecutivc director. Irvine, according to District Attorney life savings in hopes of doubling it. "The grandstand sho uld allev1ate Ario Smith. and the very wealthy, who were sold that pTOblem. In addition. the Jaycees Siitteell'people were arrested and 17 thousand-dollar cont.racts for li mited have arranged inland'Tlllrking and a others were bcin& sought in a partnerships in an FITC office and a shuttle service to the vfcwing area 10 crackdown on the First lntemationaJ share of its sales. a void traffic congestion on Pacific Trading Co., which allegedly sold "Some people lost everything they Coast Highway." certificates for precious metals it did had. They invested their sav1ngs and fi not have. they've lost it," said Smith, who Ticket prices or the grandstands branded the operation .. an S 18 VICTIM SUES ... arc S5for adults, $4 for senior citizens One of the company's leaders, million rip-off of investors." and $3 for children under 12. Group Ronald Mcintosh. already was in Assistant District Attorney Jerry rates also arc available. custody at a Southern California Coleman described how the tactics From Al when he dived into a wave off Balboa and struck a sandbar. A"eN>rdlng10Ule,...la~w~s~u-.1t.-. S...,t...,..one was first hit by a 1980 Toyota driven by Joanne Covey. The suit alleges that Covey's car dnfted across the center lanes. Both Covey and her passenger. Marie Corsetti, were killed in the accident. Corsetti's family has since filed a SI mlllion claim against Laguna Beach alleging that the ca- nyon road 1s unsafe and badly designed. For more infonnation, call the P.ris~n for violating his parole in a FITC used to swt'ndle 1·nvestors of The suit alleges that the city and Ch be fC LAA82 I I I h t am r o ommcrce at ~ . s1m1 a~ case w en arrcs warrants millions of dollar: durino_it~ 16 state have been negligent b allowin..._______ -------wr'TP""~m"Pn-t;~~ -···--..... ·--• tfie road's "unsafe and extremely months of operation. h d d. . .. -------------week. . . The company used high-pressure aza.r ous con 1t1ons toeit1s1. J ill 11 Company k1ngprns include salcstacticstosell certificatesforthe The suit also states that lighting a yceeS W Se Michael Leroy Wyatt, also known as fu ture delivery of a precious metals, aloni the road IS poor and that p a ra de sou venirs Michael Leroy Anthony, and such as gold. silver and copper, then officials have done nothing substan-Chnstfl)her Rubenstrun.lc, Smith suggested the buyers hang on 10 their ual to control the speed of traffic on The 1985 Newport Harbor said. TC was ba~ m Mann holdings until prices rose Coleman the road. Coun~ and San Francisco and cm-· Chnstmas Boat Parade of Lights will 1 bo 200 1 Al · h Though Stone survived the acci-feature souvenirs from the 67th P oy a ut ~p e. ong wit dent, the suit notes that he is still annual event. Ij5al~~i~~d 0ff~~~t~tn~ad branches in undergoing medical care and is in The Newport Jaycees have desig-Some victims spent their life sav- need of constant attention. oated this year's boat parade as a year-ings purchasing worthless certificates end fund-raiser for Chamber of for gold, silver and other metaJs from Commerce projects. T he Newport the firm. said Smith. Campus shootist wants transfer ACCORD REACHED ... Beach Beauty Pageant and fund-.. We want the word to get out that if raisers to combat Cystic Fibrosis and people are think.Ing of engaging in this aid missing children were among the type of massive fraud, they better stay Jaycee events of 1985. out of the (San Francisco) Bay area A man conv1cted of killing seven people in the Cal State Fullerton library in 1976, but later fo\lnd innocent by reason of insanity, has asked a judge to transfer him out ofa maximum-securitr state hospital to a medium-or minimum-security fa. cility. From A l and a I percent pay hike offer from trustees. about 400 teachers called in sick last May 24. The district paid $40,000 to 319 substitute teachers who were hired to fill classroom vacancies. When it became clear that they wo uldn't get what they wanted, leaders of the teachers' union broke off negot1at1ons and worked for the election of three trustee candidates who favored their cause. The teachers batted three-for-three in this effort, backing and helping Jerry Sullivan, Bonnie Castrey and David Warfield to get elected T he three new board members took office Dec. 2. In less than two weeks, tentative agreement o n the long- smoldenng dispute was reached. The Newport" Harbor Jaycees are and out of California," Smith said. offering hooded sweatshirts with "lf you're going to defraud Cali- designs o n the front and back to fo rnians and Bay area peo ple ... you'd commemorate the boat parade. The better be prepared for investigation white sweatshirts feature a design by and arrests and a vigorout pros- Rick French of Watcnnelon Moon ecution," he said. marketing company. They will be Wyatt, who sometimes referred to marketed to local merchants, yacht himself as company president and charters and restaurants. national sales manager, was arrested Thursday, while Rubenstrunk, who listed himself as president, remams at large. Bail for Mc in tosh , FREEWAY FEE ISSUE PUT ON ICE ... Rubcnstrunk and Wyatt was set at SI million in the warrants. Each defendant faces 39 counts of co nspiracy to defraud investors, SC· From Al include the Building Industry As· sociation, the Irvine Chamber of Commerce and the lnduHrial League of Orange County. The same coalition challenged an e"8rlicr COST peut1on drive. also a1med at placing the freeways on the ballot. James E Enckson, an allomcy for the business groups, said Friday's suit charges that the latest COST pet1t1on is invalid because freeways are a regional issue that cannot be decided only by voters in a si ngle city. Superior Court Judge Judith Ryan used these grounds m disqualifying the earlier COST initiative las1 August. Enckson. who 1s a former Irvine cit} attorney, said he doc!> not question the m otives of of COST members. But he said. "They've screwed up on the law. They've chosen the wrong legal vehicles to accomplish what they want to accomplish ... It is not an issue in which one city can have a veto power." COST members have challenged Ryan'!> ruling on the earlier in1t1ative. and arguments are ~heduled to be heard Tuesday in the 4th Distnct Coun of Appeal in Santa Ana. William Speros. chairman of COST. learned of the latest legal challenge late Fnday afternoon. "l can't believe at," he said. "I JU!it c~n't believe it." Speros faulted the Irvine City Council for not taking stronger steps to support the residents who have signed the COST pet1t1ons and want the freewway fee issue on the ballot. A council maJont}. however, has con- '1sien1l y supported the fee plan. "I ~ti II suppon the system. and I believe we're nght and that we'll ultimately win this thin$," pcros said "lfwe have to taJce 11'f1s 1h1na io the state Supreme Court, we will." Critics o the proposed freeways say the new roads would promote more development and new traffic, noise and air pollution. Supporters say the highways arc needed lo relieve existing traffic jams and to carry cars and trucks around -rather than through -Irvine. The San Joaquin Hills freeway would link the Costa Mesa Freeway with the San Diego Freeway near San Juan Capistrano. The Eastern freeway would run roughJy parallel with the Costa Mesa Freeway, linking the Riverside and Santa Ana freeways. The Foothill would run parallel to the San Diego Freeway, linking the Eastern freeway wtth San Clemente. Irvine's part1c1pation 1s V1Cwed as cruc1al bccau5C an estimated SIOO million in foes for the freeways 1s expected to come from new develop- ment in the city. But Orange County Superior Court Judge William Thomson said Friday he needed more time to review hospital evaluations of Edward Charles Allaway, 47, and rescheduled the hearing for Dec. 20. Allaway, now an inmate at Atascadero State Hospital, contends he doesn't pose an escape risk. is non- assaulti vc and is therefore entitled to be moved to a less restrictive institu· t1on. said. However, FlTC did not possess the metals to back up the certificates, he said. "All the people ever got for their investment was a piece of paper, a glittery, silvery contract ... telling them what their price was, what they bought, what the val~e of the contract v·<.. was," he said. . • Questions about the legitimacy of FITC first surfaced in late 1984 after several investors complained to the state Commissioner of Corporations. Soon after, two fonner FITC sales· men quit their jobs after the company failed to answer questions about its back&round. In ""February, search warrants were cxecuted"bythe-f>imicrAttomey ana · the California Commission of Cor- porations at FITC. Civil action was filed against the business. FITC was then placed in re- c.c1versh1p by U.S. District Judge Eugene Lynch, who later issued a preliminary inj unction halting com- pany operations by prohibiting the use of its metal investment contract. A trial is scheduled next Feb. 18 on a suit by the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission accusing FITC of fraudulently marketing an illegal contract. Coleman said FITC s assets were estimated at about $2 million, Col- eman said. He said It is not known whether investors wtll be able to recover their losses. Rubenstrunlc's lawyer, Marvm C.ahn, said FITC had "very substan- tial nsets, probably enough 10 pay off all viable current contracts.'' MYSTERY ..• From Al event sponsored by the U.S. Manne Corps. The toys are distributed to vanous orphanages, children's centers and homes based on the economic needs of the kids. 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IN CARPET BUSINESS SINCE 1894 Carpet Sales lnstallatlon CUJlom draperies ' • I 20 kids treated to holiday spree at K mart store By PHIL SNEIDERMAN Of tM Delly ........... Some cli:mcntary school children enjoyed their own "Blue Light SJ>Ccial" Friday at the K mari store 1n Costa Mesa The store offered $20 Chnstmas shopping sprees to 20 youngsters from nearby Pomona School. Teachers recommended children whose families might need a helping band with holiday gins. •·This will make their Chnstmases bnghter, .. said Sheila Horman. the school's assistant pnnc1pal. The Harbor Boulevard stor.e of- fered the shopping sprees as pan ofa nauonwide program in volving more than 2. I 00 K mans and more than 42.000 children. The Costa Me~ store picked the Pomona students because 11 has been matched w11h that campus since last March in an ··Adopt-A-School" pro- gram. Through this pro$ram. th e store recently provided science pro- ject materials to students at Pomona. Store Manager Anhur While also noted that some K man employees have children attending the school, prov1din~ another reason for close cooperation. K mart's holiday shopping spree offer was eagerly embraced b} the Pomona School commun11 y. "It was real hard for me to get into the spint of the hohda> c; until something like this happened." said Janet Steward. the school's office manager. who helped supervise the )Oung shoppers. "'This was the qu1ckec;1 return of parent perm1ss1on 1.lips 1n the h1stol) of the school." said assistant pnnc1pal Horman. "It was hke Santa Claus came earl ) ... The store provided each child with a wrapped holiday gift. then each youngster was allowed 10 pick out $20 worth of merchandise. Because the children had already received gifts for th&mselves, Horman cncoUTaged - them to use their shopping spree money to treat other members of their families. "The idea 1s that this as their chance to give presents to others," she said Fnday's"shoppingsprces took place 1n two shifts, each involving 10 students and sevcraJ adult super- visors from the school and the store. At the K matt cafeteria. the morning group received a free breakfast. and the noontime group a free lunch. After receivin$. their own gifts from the store, the children and their adult companions pushed shopping carts through the aisles. picking out pres- ents for family members and fncnds. Pocket calculators helped the adults keep the youngsters within 1he $20 hm11. At the checkout, the store provided gift wrappang for the purchases. The children unanimously said they enjoyed the shopping spree. and their supervisors said the children did a good JOb in collecting lots of gifts while staying within the $20 budget Michael, an I I-year-old fifth grader, bought a game for has father, a watch fo r his mother. a toy gun for his brother and a GI Joe gumball bank for the wbole family. Berta. a fourth grader. bought a nev. blanket for her parents, some socks for her father and older brother. a watch for her mother. For a sister and other brothers. she purchased a to) phone, Play-Doh. a Fluff basketball set and a Masters of the U n averse toy Nine-year-old Vicente bought watches for his mother and older sister and a Hot Wheels car for his )'Ou nger brother. Belinda. an I I-year-old sixth grader. treated members of her famtl)' to a Barbie doll. a Sea Tails mermaid doll, a toy pony and a Wild West set. r Delly"°' pl>olo by Lee '•l'M 11-year-old Arnulfo Rivera gets a helping band from K mart atore manager Arthur Wlllte. Massage services get nod The Laguna Beach Planning Com- m1ss1son has appro' cd a penmt for massage sef'\ ices at a beaut) and nail salon The c1t\ has allov.ed mas!>age sen ices w1ihin cm lamllS for the past 20 years. according to June Catalano. director of commun1t) development "The) da~tusscd 11 and didn't ha .. c a problem w1th 11," she said. PS Carlisle Natl Studio. "'h1ch provides acl) he nails and manicu res. received the conditional-use permit. The mas~gcs will bl.' performed b) a state-licensed masseur or masscu<.e The Plannang ( omm1<,s1on also tabled a n:Quesl dunng its "'edne'>· da~ meeting tor a cond1t1onal-usc permit for a '"l+un11 apanment-hotel comple\. in outh Laguna The com- m1ss1on asked V.estun V. h11ticld .\rch11ects to return with design changes "'The) had problems v.11h the mass of the project ·• 1n com- parison to other de .. elopments 1n the area. said Catalano It plans are approved tht· I aguna Gatewa.,, Inn wall be located at I 5~5 \;onh C'oast H1ghv.a\ Orange Coast OAll. Y PILOT/Saturday, December 14, HMl5 A3 HB High student:· wants to restart ~ stalled auto shoP By ROBERT BARKER CMIMOeMy"°411M! For almost as long a~ cars ha~,. needed fixing there's been an auto shop class a1 Huntington Beach High School K1dc; wtth greas) hands and smudged clothes keep their cars running at httle cost The\ at1.o learn something that can come an might~ hand} in adult life 4.uto shop's become an A.mencan wa) oflife forse' era I generation~ But that 1rad1t1on has been allowed to •pass from the scene 'anuall> un- nouced at Hunun&ton Belch High There's no auto shop class this )car School officials c11e SC\ eral reason'> -an apparent lack of 1nterer,1 b) student'> declining re,enue that cut!> back on the number of da1h dass penods. a switch an emphasis at Hun11ngton High to a high-powered computer center and an ever-1ncreas- 1ng push for ach1e,emen11n academic classes. Michael Counne} a 16-~ear-old Junior who took auto i.hflp last )car and hoped to again this year has asked school board ·trustees to re- instate the class. He: has the signature\ of 300 students who'd ltke w enroll he \Std '.'You get a fe-ehn& of ~at ac- complishment when you get your ca~ runnrrtg," he said. -1, nrnk~ yow hraan work. It also takes mathcrria'f- 1cal knowledge to 11me an engine. Floor Jacks and lathes and other expen~a'e equipment are going to waste." he said. C ounney said he suspects that the reason the school dropped the pro- gram v.as that the shop teacher had left the school But official' sa> there's more to 11 Supenntendent of Schools Mane Otto said that becau~ of dechnang re\enues onl) s1~ penods are offered each da) instead of!>('\Cn "malung 11 more and more tough to take an electave course ·· "It's a great traged) because elC<."· 11 ve courses are more important than academic work to tht' future to some oft he students ··she said But the high c.chool c urm ulum 1s aimed at malong student<, ltteralt' and 1mpanang an abalat~ to compute. quahues that she said that are necessan for success 1n the v.urk force · Otto <.aid she's doubtful that the cla's w 111 be reinstated soon But she has hopes tha1 certain schools would be o ·magnet" for special study programs and would attract students Imm throughout the d1stnct. Motorist saved after crash V. c-stminster firefighter'> u!.ed 1he 1aws of life Fnda:-to \.Ut a motonst out ofh1s 'eh1de after he struck a parked car and a telephone pole along Spnngdale treet JoSt'ph .\nthon~ \.iuno1 2!\ of V. atmangton v.as dn' ing , south on Spnngdale. JUSt ~outh of Camphor -\ \'enue. when he lost control oi his Dodge 'an and swened 1n10 1he parked car and pole. ~1d V. cs1m1n-;1er Police Sgt. Make "11ttelstaed1. ParamedK\ am,ed on the 'tene \OOn alter the 11 a m acc1dt'nt and u..ed the Jaws ol hie tool to free \fonoz from the "reckage \fo noz who suffered multiple fractures and lacer- a11ons "'as taken to Fountain \ alle\ Trauma Center. where he v.a-s listed in !>table cond111on Fnda' night Pol1le arres1ect "1unoz on ~usp1c1on of drn 1ng under the 1nflul:nLe of drugi. \ifmelst.aedt said STATE/ ION/WORLD ========= Nlght Stalker defendant may eavece u gesays By tbe Associated Press LOS ANGELES -"Night S1alker" delrndant Richard Ramin:1 rolling has head and bouncing an has chair. looked on Fnday as his attome}s won a Judge's tentative perm1ss1on for him to have two hours of exercise per week. Ramirez has been confined to has jail cell because of secunty concerns Municipal Judge Candace Cooper 1enta11velygranted his attorney's request for outside exercise. but said she would confer with Jail officials to ensure the~ ca n guarantee Ramirez' safet) during such exercise penods. Outside coun. however, Deputy Distnct A.Horne) P. Phil Halpin indicated the '>ecunl\ problems may be senous enough to prevent exercise lime. State board approves textbooks AC'RAMENTO-RcJectang cnt1c1sms b) both evolu11on sc1en11s1s and beli evers m the biblical creation theory, the state Board of Edm·at1on Fnda' formally adopted IO new Junior high textbooks which give expanded emphasis 10 the theof') of evolution The rewnttcn books wall be available for C altforn1a seventh-and eighth-grade classrooms next September. Creauon theor·, leader Kell~ Seagraves said there could be coun challenges. Israel to recelve less U.S. lntelllgence WASHINGTON -The United States has reduced its shanng ot intelligence information w11h Israel sin ce Jonathan Jay Pollard. a Na') counterterrorism analyst, was arrested on charges of espionage, the Pentagon and State Depanment said Friday The reduction 1s expected to be temporal). depending on cooperation b} Israeli officials with an Amencan 1n vt·st1ga11ng team now in Israel. BLM chief accused of conlJlct WASHINGTON -The d1rt'Ctor of the Bureau of Land Management. Robert Burford. has broken a I 98 I promise to avoid making dec1s1ons affeC1ing family-owned permits to graze ca11le 9n BL~ land. a House subcommittee chairman charged Fnday. "The evidence 1s clear. he didn't comply," Rep. Mike Synar. D-OkJa .• said afier a hearing by his Government Operations subcommittee on environment. energy and natural resources Phlladelphla fire caused b;y anon PHILADELPHIA -Mayor W. Wilson Goode said Friday that arson caused a Thursday night fire that damaged a vacant house that had been occupied bnefly by a black family who moved out because of protests b~ crowds of shouting while ne(ghbors. "Th ts act of arson was caused by a coward or cowards." said Goode, who earlier Friday extended a state of emergenc) that was imposed after the protests. The order prohibtts gathenngs of four or morr people. Guerrilla• announce hollda;y truce PANAMA CITY. Panama -Lcft-wang guerrillas batthng the U · backed government 1n El Salvador said Fnday they wlll obsene a unalatt'rtll cc-ase-fire for the Chns1ma5 and New Year's holidays. The Sahadoran aovemment called the move a political gambit. The Farabundo Marti National Liberation Front, the c~ti11on of five guerrilla armies, and the Dc-mocratac Revolutionary Front. 1he rebel<1' pohucal ann. announced an Panama that the truce would run from I a m Oec 24 to m1dna&ht Ol'C. 26 and apan from I a m Dec 31 until m1dntaht Jan 2 HUJJdred• loodng toW"JJ barfed b;y volcano BOGOTA. Colombia -Authorities said they arrested hundffiis of looters in Armero this week, one month after a volcanic mudsltde buned the prosperous f'armana town and much of the hub Andes valley an which 1t nestled. They also wamed on Friday ofhea.llh hazards from rou1na bod1e! that could not could be collected after the Nevadodel Ruiz volcano erupted, k1lhn1 23.000 people. Many urvivors are retumina to Armero. with one-day passes 1"uC'd b> m1htaf) authon11e-. to recover whatevcr belonainas they can find I I 'Black boXes' severely damaged M b bl t h 1 l h · t lion '°)a let~ Board told reponi r' me, hJn ca1 laalurc and the poss1-a e una e Q e r evea W e ___ __.!~Cl.~·h .... 1 ..... t ... clu.'1..uD..i.S..u!D.1...0'-Ll!lt..,a~w:_eawSwllwlll...:w~c..i.'r.i..S:...1.11'L.:..Ll~_..g11o--~t:-1hUt\-il..J!l._al'lUm..ila11on Of ICC' on h d d Id d k 11 248 GI 1osahageda1atrom1hen.·,,rdl'r<. :hLJrl"al1couldha,e1mpa1r;ed1he eras e an exp Q e , i i ng S '"'\o useful snform3110n hJ~ l'let"l JlfllN'' \ J~I II\ ll• d1mb or dOggt'd (r .\ '\, DE:.R . ~ew lounJl,rnd I .\ I' 1 - The flight recurda'> "l'rl' hadh J.1m- aged and ma\ not help rneal "h ~ .1 J<'I crashed and ewlo<lcd. ending a Chnstmas trip home for 24~ .\men- can soldie rs an a lonel} patth of Newfoundland forest. the chief in· \c.'Sllgator said Frida' The C'hanereu ()( -l< crashi:d earl\ Thursda) seconds after takeoff from Gander International .\1rpon on Canada's ..\tlan11c ( oast, 'iCattcnng C'hnstmas present<, and debm in tht• ~now' v.oods E'e~one aboaru "a.-. ~tl kJ lh1. \lllJ11.'f\ Jnd t•1ght l rt'\\ mernha' Bodat'' l.1, 1n rov.) 1n Jn a1rpon haniar Fnda' ""a11tng for doctor' !(I ~rtorm Ju1Up<,1e<. 1n searth of due' to 1he ''•>r\1 air d1\a'iter in l S mtl11an h1,ton The · tour-l'ng1ne ,1c1 v.a~ 1a \..1ng 1rC1op<, 111 the 1111 \I .\1rhorne DI•\ 1<;1on ha\l'd :lt r un ( amphell. K ~ . humc from a \l\·month 1eur \\ 11h the mulunauunal pcaccJ...eeping toret~ 1n t.g~ pt"' ~inJt Pentn'>ula Peter Boag v. h11 lead' the 1n- ' es11gatwn fnr thl• C Jnad1an .\' 1a- obtained from the "l'll'rdcr'> · h · ">J1J 1·, ere ne' Ju ll•ding t<' Transpor- ··Bmh recorder<. had <.U\tatnl·d n· ( .rnaJa1it1:LiJ1' .,.h11'-a' nothing ha• ten"" e 1ntc-rnal Jamagl' 1n thl\, ~.1,1 ·· hel"" -,•J oul ,1, aa pt.1'' hit' cau5e "' oi 1he CX -~ "~ h1, h hclongt•d 1 :hl .\ ·r, -· m.1:,Jger .I •hn P;uman -\rrow .\1r lhann l<·m pam llf <.a1d f• urSdJ :Ile pla'1 \\3\ n11t de \.ham1. Fla ll'Cd '"1:tore 1.iJ...coff "'en thougr "li1nforma11on 1<. nut t11rthl·on11ng 1ree11 ni.: rain •ell tor tht• Jirq 41 from the flight data fCl'Mder and It:<" m1nutt'' elf tht• plant•<; ! jl).m1nutt' cockpit '01cc recorder •t'' 11 w I ''a' 1r 11.Jndcr hinder the 1n' est1gat1t•n ··ht· 'aid .\ tn'<'l ng d":tk 1. hanged tl"' l1gh1 Boag said he had ht•cn unahit' h 'no"' J~<'Ul h. I an hour heior~ iocuson possible e\.plan.Jt11 r' tor th<' 1akl' •11 Kc1ag ,a,,1 ,ontirming that plane's crash aflt'r Jn appan:nth the i' J'il ' w1 !-' "ere not 1.k-1ceJ normal 1akeofT Rut 'll' ...i1d ~ad not been ~ .\mong tht• man' 1ht•1 fll'' hctntt 1erm1nt•J v.het . .:r tht ,,., .,.ings we"l cons1dt•n.•J art• tault\ lut•I 'a1"<11agt· '>1gn1tilan110 ire ,rash Death in crash 4th for family this year I ODELL Te\.!<.. t .\P) -~1111 hordl·r I haunted b' the acrn.kntal death\ ol The la'>t t1mt· :~c tam11\ held 't'c.'n two <;ons earlier tht'> \car. I rank anu t-rank "a' at the luncral tn June tor Man Froelich rcce1,ed a turtherhlo'' h1\ hrother R<inn1t· ~ het'kr I". whn Fnda' ""tth ne"s that their \Ur' t\ ing J1n110 tJll 1n .i grain elnJ1m 111 Jun.: son wa'i listed as a paS)engt•r ahn;1rd I rnd1th <.aid an .\rm' chaner Jetliner that cra'>ht•l.l \ m11111h l'Mlil·r Rand\ I r11t•ll1. h. k1ll1ng all aboard ~2 ,11cd 1n Jn Jl't 1dcn1.il 'hlh1t1n1L Thrrnuplc.'. v.hich also los1 a .-.nn in The 1,1111ih '<. ddr't 'on '-1l\..' combat in \ 1ctnam and lo~t a \\ heckr wa<; killed 1n actwn 1n grandchild in a h1ghwa) acc1dcn1 th1.-. \ 1t·tnam 1n I Qil) .\nd ~1l "night'-; }ear. "as told b~ the ..\rm) that hank '''" .\Jn'n \.k Knight. IQ. died in 1he ( Wheeler. 19. was listed as being ,Jr JlUdl·nt in Ft."hrual' aboard the JCt that crashed in "e"· The thret· v. heeler ~l'' wt•rc 1hc foundland on Thursda). The DC-~ natural ,00, of \Ir\ 1-rncltlh b\ v.as bringing soldiers home for the another mamage hohda~ from \.hdeast peacekeeping "We', r all asJ...ed ·~ ha1 u1d I dl1 •· · dut\ \kKn1ght ~1d "But v. ho are we to "I don't J...no" v.hat we're going to question God'<, "ork , .. do I reall\ don't know There's not a Frank ··"'Wll' and ..aid he was lot of us feft." said Wheeler's s1 tcr. coming homt' tnr < hmtm.t\ and not Diane McKnight. to v. me aO\ mMc ht'cau~ ti takes so "Sone of them ever hat their ~5th long for a icttl'r II' get there thJt he b1nhda\." she !Hltd ofherbrothers in a would be gone · 1-r~hch ..aid telephone 1nten 1cv. from the famtl) ·~ For Chn,tma' ··"e "ere 1u~1 home near the Tens-Oklahoma waiting to ha'r 1 rank1e home · - He's safe Ann Thomu (left) &eta a hu& from dau&hter, Karen . at their home in Detroit Frlclay afteT leamlna that ber son. Spec. 4 Michael D. Thomae, waa n ot on boara tbe craabed DC -8 . Columnists say two hostages dead Despite official denial. quote ources confirming d eaths of Buckley. Kilburn ~.\'\HI GTO'-1 \P t ( owmn1~b Jae~ .\nder\OO ,1n1.i Dak \an -\tUl sa) thal t I\ intelltg<'n~c officials ha\"C dctermaned thJt two ot SI\ i\mencan kadnap(l(d 1n l t'hanon died of heart attack\ "h1k held C-IPtl\ e But a tale Department spol <'Sman \aid the iO"emmrnt IS Ol)Crat1n& on the usumpllon that all \I\ ho\tagc\ arc alive Andenon and Van Atta reported Thul'Miay that the Central In telhscnce A&enC) had detennancd hostaae-W1tllam Buckle} died IMt 'Pnng 1n Iran ot a he.1rt attalk following months ot tor1un-h' \\11'km t'\.tt"Cml\I\ In a \Ub'><'quent rt."port fnda' the ,11lumn11;t 1d hostage Pt•tc.•r J...ilhurn h.d al'>I.' J1C'd 1n \apt1' 11\ Both rt'pon., ~uotcd un1den11li1'l1 an IC'lharnct 50Ur(C'\ \ t thc-tite lX-panment on f rid"' 'rx1 c-sman C'harlc-s R('dm.tn rt' ll<'n\tC'd · -\s ~<'·,c said maO\ limes. oix-rate on thr 1wmmp11on that all '" host-ac-s art' ah\t' " ~skC"d what he could sa' Jtx1ut hov. thr ho\tagn wen.-bean@ tn-atcd ot "ht'rc the' wert' hcl\I Redman '-lltJ ""'l./otbing w hatSOC'\C'r In u1nnl•,. t11'r v.1th this ""'f\ I 1'.1, c r1' 1.11mmen1 " ·1 ha\C' ah<iolutcl\ nnlhing .. 111· ,erning that l"<'pon. and 1n m.1n: ~C'neral term' tOnC't'mmg th1· 1 ... ,-a11<'n ol aO\ ot the hostattC'S ·· \ndc-1'on and \an -\tta rr~·nrli 1hc1t the Cl·\ had Jeurn 1nrJ l\ud..lc' '~ a l I: mhJ""' 11fTi, ia in Bein.at "a' t.lken Ill T ch~n .ind d 1C'd in .\ l'n I fhe C<'lumn1'1" \Jtd l\.1lhurn J hbranan at the \menlan l "'' cr,1,, of Beirut "ho "as l1dnap~ ()(o\ ' I~ 4 died of a h('art att.a k 1n capm 11~ I S antclt1gcnC't' offici.ll' c11ncludC'd that "-.1lhurn's death "2' not thr rC".,ult of tor1uf\: ,u abu~ thr columnt\t\ \aid J...llhum had .1 h1,ton ,,, he.art Jl\Cll\t' anJ h' ix rten\lon and had ,ut)cf"('d ' \tr11 t 1 hJt hJd kit hun parah 1cd thl' rrP\in -.aid \lthl1u~h Ru,·kle' "as luted a .. tbe l ~ Fmha<.~\ .. r")0hll\.tl Ofliler tbe \ 0\'llumn1'1' rt'portC'd that be wa'I 3l'tualh the c 1 .\ " \l1H1on \ h1ef rn Beirut and h~J Jt'H.•lopcd 1nf0f mat1on atxlut temin"n 1n the \.f1ddk E:.ut he-tort he "'a' ~1dMpped March I b t ~tl4 ti' m1ht nt hnte Mo tem T hr column1't' ttport~&t 8uc~ "a' taJ...en 10 the ~Ula \alley. • "'n.in~ontrollcd ~11on of eutern I <'Nnon "he~ Iranian terron!>ts aAd rt' olut1onaf"\ guard' lire stationed. 1 klc.1 ti' the radical Hethollah or Part\ of < ")(J Suckle\ wu tonu~ '''er a lonp t>tnod of tlme \.he olumm\l\ rC'~lrtC"d ,, ; '\ A4 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/ S1tutd1y, De09mber 14, 1985 Tom boy tactics transform schoolyard into battle zone Principal orders play area segregated for boys' safety from aggressive girls By MITCHELL ZUCXOFF .......... ,..... . ......, WARWICK. R.I. -Boy~ at Oak· land Beach Elementary School here would never understand how Tom wyer got away with dipping his ajrlfriend Becky's pigtails in the 10kwell. Here. Becky might pummel Tom Some tifth· and sixth-grade girls ha.ve been regularly beating up their male counterparts. so now all grades 10 thas 430-student school have sexually segregated recess pcnods to protect the boys. Although no specific incident ,sparked tiis decision. Sousa ~id he reached a point last w~ck where he- and the boys -could stand no more. "I don't want them segregated in the yard," he said. "What comes first. health or rights? In this case, health." On Friday. the school-imposed segregation dominated cafeteria con-versation. "They beat us up all the time ... said Roger Fortin, 11. between bites of lasagna. "I've been kicked where t1 counts." Overhearing Roger's complaint from the next table, Leslie Fudge, 11, said it was the boys who were ihe instigators. Sne said Sousa had taken their side "because he's a boy. too." land about I 0 feet wade. The girls' s1dt is closer to the red bnck school and 1s smaller than the area allotted to the boys. The boys get trees and grass. while the girls have to settle for asphalt and sand. "Hey. You'rr on o ur side," one girl • screamed to Rk hard O'Dowd, 12. who was checking to sec if his girlfriend had come outside. "The girls staned the fights," he saad. "But I miss them." "They think they're big and bad," chimed 1n Anthony Cabral, 12. "They're nol so tough. They JUSt aggravate us.'' Apnl Webster. 9. said s~c never fights with boys, but then agatn, she almost never plays wi th them. "They bane, in when we have a game." she saad. "Girls are sweet.'' "They kick them in the shins. pull their hair and kick them. well, in various painful places," Pnncipal Richard Sousa said Friday. "When the bo) s retaliate. (the girls) come crying ... Sousa. 45. an ex-football coach in has first year as pnncapaJ, said no boys had been senously hurt in the fights . wbach he said were going on almost datl) since the school year began. "Well. it's both the boys and the girls," she conceded. "But they shouldn't punish the whole school. It's stupid." School psychologist Alice V. Free- man suggested the girls' first steps toward pubeny might account for their aggr¢ss1ve behavior. Sousa ~peculated that violence on telev1s1on and inadequate super· v1s1on in single-parent households also might be contributing to the girls' actions. Girl• at elementary achool ln Warwick, R.I., ahow their dlapleuure at ruling that aegre- gatea them from the boy• in the play&round aurlng receaa -for the boy•' aa.fety. After dumping crusts of bread and empty milk cartons. they filed outside to the playground. where they were separated by an anvasible no-man's The pnncapal said he hopes the school's battle of the sexes ends before parents and School Comm1• tee members get involved. ~ousa plans to form a committee of fifth· and suth·graders to Sil down together to seek a resoluuon ··in an educational son of wa y. I thank ti can be a leamtng experience." "I intend to get them back together again," Sousa added. "If they would onl) JU St talk and play ... " Peace alliance wants equalti-mew-ith-RO~ By STRAT DOUTHAT ._ ..... ~.,.,... ATLANTA -Hup~ two, three. four. Hup! two. three. four. The cadence of marching drill teams mixes with the sound of gunfire at many of Atlanta's 22 high schools, where military training is a time· honored trad1t1on and the nation's first Junior ROTC program was installed at the end of World War I. At Atlanta's Benjamin E. Mays High School. one of 19 wllh nOe ranges. such sounds have alway~ been part of education for Wayne \'/right. 17 a senior who heads the school's I 70.member cadet corps. Wright has been a ROTC cadet since the 10th grade, when he was Sweater Dresses up 10 sao Pants uo 10 s.48 • C.W II • L.A. Clothes • Carol Little • Roth le Cover • Jonathan Martin I ht It 11d1·t 11,l\IW t1 .. n1 Ill h"t"' ~-_. r 1t 'm' 1!..111g I' only with HoneyB.lked br.ind h•ms. • Joy Stevens • Patty Woodard D\lg® Fantastic 722-9711 Ynu'll find thclt riudl11y ann ro.1'>t!'d lurkt•\ "volunteered" b> his home room teacher . "I didn't know she was going to sign me up," he saad. ''But m) mom wanted me to do 11 so I tried 1t and liked it: now. I'm hoping for a ROTC college scholarship.·· Not all parents appreciate the ROTC program. however. and neither docs the Atlanta Peace Al· hance. which wants equal time 1n Cit) schools. The alliance. a loose coalition of clergy. concerned c111zens and anti· war groups. 1s seeking a federal coun order that would give its "peace counselors" access to career days and similar school events now atte11ded by "the Army. Navy. Air Force. Mannes." .A SpebO~ ~~ settiQll. tJeil~ t~ tAUe. 11'.f.O~ on CbistiiulS. Ths settiQll. ~u ~cJLrJ ~,.~en.uses a~ e.Qbo~ts ltillde. by o~otioo a~ iKdiUidua~ io "GitJe. .Al~ Qltjsn.tas ... " Purli~~ SuK<la~ Detb\beJ.15t 1985./- Our r;ue sp1te huch nnd -.avorv lwrh.., 1 omh1n<• with hnnry fnr cl l<l\tC' t•xpl'rlC'nt C' th.JI t'"1"t~ only with HoneyB.lkf'd br•nd products or h•m. .--,.......,., Ralph voldberg. an attorne) for the peace alliance. sa)'s thal as tong as a military presence 1s represented in the schools. m the form of Junior ROTC, the banning of opposing points of vaew cannot be JUSllfied. The Defense Department filed a fnend-of-the-coun brief last spnng, alleging that 1hc presence of peace counselors in Atlanta schools would indirectly jeopard1Le national defense by hampenng efTons to raise an all- volunteer arm). Each side has asked lJ S. Dastnct Judge Marvin hoob IC issue a summa~ judgment in ats ra~or. The Judge has 1nd1catcd he will rule this month on the challenge. which first arose two yea rs ago after the Atlanta School Board abruptl) reversed a decision to let the peace counselors into the schools "We first sought pcrm1ss1on 1n early 1983 and 11 wa~ granted.'' Goldberg said. "But later that sum· mer a cnucal edatonal appeared m the· Atlanta Journal. and the pcnn1ss1on was withdrawn." In Its ed1tonal of Jul) 26. 1983. the newspaper argued lhc schools would be politicized and students might be counseled to resist regastenng with their draft boan.ls. "This 'counseling sc rvic:e' as com- posed of the .\mcrican ( 1v1l L1bcn1es Union. the .\tlanta Committee Agarnst RegtS\e'ftng-fer 1he-Ora A. 1he Atlanta Committee for Latin l\mcn· ca. the National La")ers (Juild. Jobs ..., t1h Peace and the War Resisters· League ... the ed1tonal said "We wall ignore the makeup ol most ofthosc groups. What's import· ant as the clear cfTon to poh11cize the schools. to Oin with brea~ing the laws on draft registration and to reduce the nation's armed ~rv1ces to some sort of political faction·· In explaining wh) he had changed hie; mind about the: peace counselors. Atlanta School Superintendent Alon10Cnm said he had decided the) might disrupt the learning process. In earl) 1984. the alliance and eight Atlanta residents sued (nm and the Atlanta Publtc School ~y'item. saying that schools were publac forums and that Cnm's dcc1s1on violated the Simple be8uty Ii 'eked b'y the CasaBl8nca 1rad1tton ot supertor Quality make lhe .., ____ _..._ ______ _.live-speed Oel1a • a papul11r se1ec11on1 81 HIGH A9Q U3• 10 r 5·LITE CHANOELIEi. ~99 ··~ 00 Only at your ,H2n~v.B~ID~~Od lL~t9re i E j SALE 119900 14 •ilC'iH lUDfD Ck.AH 6 TI" ANY COMP\ITI ~' Hl(;H PARLOUR LAMP WITH ONYX INlllU NITIOUf e!IAU 'lffllH WHIT( I HAOf WITH C:HAMl'AONI TINT lOOl A99 l 14' 1)1) NOW I Tht Honey~ked Gift C~r1ifiul~ for wtiol~ or h•lf h~ms is• nnorlul gift id~•. 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Forman, son of cavil nghts leader James Forman. said military recru1t1ng materials have been displayed 1n the school's main hallw;iy "Some of the kads don't wa nt to go to college and they feel ROTC is an eas} way to get a Job," he said. "But I don't thank they're thinking about if a war starts. They're jUSt thinkmg about getting awards and stuff." Retired U.S. Army Sgt. William Day. who runs the ROTC program at Benjamin E. Mays. insisted ROTC was not a rec ruiting device but conceded cadets could get advanced rank af the) joined the Anny after graduation . ROTC's main purpose . he said. 1s to instill discipl ine and leadership training. nt1l 1970 Junior ROTC was mandatory for sophomore and junior boys in caty high schools. From 1970 to 1978. onl y sophomore boys were required to Lake military training. The program today is non-com· pulsory. although some principals still sign up sophomore boys, and 32 percent of the system's 3.356 cadets are~ Alliance spokesman Brian Taylor said the present setup failed to give students adequate information about career choices .. The students need to know thine,s such as the qualaty of medical care in the military and the fact that they may not get the military jobs they thought they were getting when they .signed up," Taylor said. The j)efcnse Department's brief maintains 1t must be able to recruit high chool students in order to get the 550.000 enlistees needed each year to maintain the nation's armed forces. The Defense Department also backs the school board's contention that the schools are not public forums. Ill HIOH A.NT~ MASS WITH HANO BlOWN OLAH '\HA0f S781 .,.. ___ el'I re-Oftlyl) n ,. •• •·• COll~ON· ......... . Water diversion curbs rejected Appeals court de nies e n vironm entallst bid to preserve s treams of Mono Lake SACRAMENTO (AP) -In a defeat for environmentalists and a fishermen's group, a state appeals ~ourt . refused Thursday to order a st.ate l¥>ard to reduce Los Angeles' water diversions from scenic Mono Lake. The 3rd District Court of Appeal, in decisions signed by Presiding Justice Robert Puglia, denied re- quests by Cal Trout, the National .<\udubon Society and the Mono lake Committee for a writ of mandate aimed at the slate Water Resources Control Board. The three groups want the state to require Los Angeles to leave enough water in certain Mono area streams to maintain year-round fish popu- lations. Attorneys 1or the groups said they could refile the peuuons 1n Supenor Coun or take their cases to the Supreme Court. Cal Trout, a fishermen's group, asked the appeals court to order the state Water Resources Control BoJlrd to suspend Los Angeles' Uccnses to divert wa ter from four Mono lake streams and the Owens River below Crowley Lake. "What we wanted the coun to do was interpret two sections of the state Fish and Game Code and direct the state water board to suspend the formal licenses, issue interim permits and then complete studies necessary to determe what appropriate stream flows should be aJJowed under those licenses," said Barrett Mcinerney, an attorney for Cal Trout. Mcinerney said the board ignored state law by issuing the licenses 1n 1974 w11hou1 requmng Los Angeles' at the Supenor Court level Department of Water and Power to Environmenta.hsts and fachermen maintain minimum flows 1n the have been locked in court fiJ,llts with streams to protect fish. Los Angeles for several years over Los The Audubon Society and the Angeles' water d1vers1ons from the Mono Lake Committee filed a shght-Mono Lake Basin, which as on the ly narrower petition that covered the eastern side of the Sierra Nevada, four streams but did not mention about 280 miles north of the city. Owens Ra ver. said Patnck Flinn. an Environmentalists. fishermen and att-0mey for the two environmental basin residents say the d1ven1ons. groups. which provide Los Angeles w1th 17 "When rum mer comes around, percent of its water supply, are these streams dry up and the fish all slowing destroying the huge, salty die," said Flinn. "The statutes could lake. not be more clear that the Depart-Cal Trout has a suit pending u'I ment of Water and Powe r 1s not Mono County Superior Co urt allowed to do this. challenging Los Angeles' d1vers1ons "The reason we thought the ap-from Rush Creek, which h1stoncally peals coun should handle this as it's has been Mono Lake's main feeder an 1mportAnt public issue and there's stream. That case as scheduled 10 go to good grounds for an appeals coun to tnal next August. handle It an the first instance." Flinn Lower Rush Creek had been dry added. · until wet winters caused Grant Lake In dellymg the requests for a wm. to overt1ow into the stream the appeals court cited a ~68 ruling • that says suits should not bi filed first an the appealscoun 1fthe~ can be filed Cheaper hepatitis vaccine forecast within f ewyears CHICAGO (A P) -Inexpensive vaccination against hepatitis B, a potentially fatal ailment that afflicts 200.000 ~ople yearly in the United States an~ many more worldwide. may be widely available w1th1n a few )Cars. researchers say. An effective vaccine exists. but costs more than SI 00 and 1s adm 1n 1s- tered relauvely infrequently, accord- ing to Dr. Robcn R. Redfield of Walter Recd Army Institute of Re- search in Washington. D.C. The vaccine normally 1s inJected into the muscle, but Redfield and colleagues, usinJ 50 volunteers. found they could IDJect one-tenth the amount of medicine into the skin and realized the same benefits. The doctors' findings from the study, the largest so far of the alternative hepati tis vaccination method. were published in Friday's Journal of the American Medical Association. Redfield said he believes hepatitis B vaccine w1ll be widely used in- tradermally within several years at one-tenth the cost of intramuscular vaccination. "There's no advantage to 1t 1f we have'all the money an the world, but there 1s an advantage 1fwe don't," he said. Ou-like and goes away by itself 1n several weeks, but can lead to com- plications ranging from cirrhosis to cancer. About 250 people m the United States arc believed to die each year from sudden severe cases ofhepat1t1s B, wnh 4,000 other annual deaths attnbuted to hepatitis B-related c1r- rhos1s and 800 more attributed to hepatitis 8-related cancer. the COC said. In another article. Manam J. 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The demand comes mainly from businesses. organizations such as churches and schools, and. as the Th ia foot-high tree la the amalleat on a lot ln Huntington Beach, w h ere the largeat rlsea to 29 feet. manajt'r ot a < osta Mesa lot pointed out, from yacht club member'> who want 10 place trees on yaLh ts or docks. The supply fcir residential use IS ample. as shown by a survey of a doLen lots 1n Costa Me~. Huntington Beach. Newport Beach. Laguna Beach, Fountain Valle). Corona Del Mar and In.inc Noting that ct·1ll ngs in most resi- dences arc lS feet from the floor. Pat Bari). C1.Ccu11-.e director of the Boys C lubot Laguna Beach and manager of the club'~ tree lot on Laguna (anyon Road ad' 1~d bu)ers 10 take room s11e into atcount w thev don't take ho me a tree that's too tali Although buyer are b} tar the most popular ( hmtma'> trees offered for ~ale. although '>ome lot~ also offer other vanet1es as well. 1nclud1ng grand firs. silver 11pc; and Stotch pinec;. fhe noble. dcscn bed h\ Chm Wt'i.t. manager of Santa's Treeland a1 Bear and Baker stree ts in Costa Mcc;a a<. the "Cadillac of C'hnstmas treee;," has a la}ercd look and upturned need lee;. It only grows about a foot in a year and a half. The plantation Douglas. which growc, ahoul a foot a year. is sheared while growing tu <:onlnbute to th1t.k- ness .ind a plea~ing shape. Because of 11s slO\\cr growth, 111s more expcnsl\ e Lhan the natural Douglas. 't'hKh I'> not '>hcarcd Ho" does one select a ( hn<>lmJ' tree'' \\hen 1t comes to shape. the consensu<> 1\ that most cu<>tomer<> prefer a pHam1d but. as Harr) Noonan o" ner of a lot at ~I I I Newport Bh d in ( mta Mesa. pul 11 "Beaut} 1<, 10 the e}c of the beholder .. Per,om planning to place their tree 10 a corner might get a good hu) b) purchasing a tree that IJl'ks s:-mmetl") and planng the '>1de that has "a hok 10 11" ne' at Slater A. venue and Brookhurst Strrct in Fountai n Valle) More important than shape 1-. the mauer of selecting a fresh tree lot o" ners and manager' agreed I lo"' docs one 1dent1f\ a fre<>h trel'01 Roy Center. ad' 1,er to thl· c o~ta "1e'>a High School Future f arml'r" ol .\men ca C haptc:r "'h1ch h<h ,1 <. hnstmas tree lot on Fatf\ 1c" Road at Arlington treet. said: --- - Dally _ _.__, ... ~ Selecting the tree la only half the taak; the next atep la getting lt home. "\\hen )ou o,quct.'Lc a branch 1n )Our hand. 11 the tree I'> fre'>h. the needle<. "-111 spnng hack into \hapc and feel <;po ng) and moist .. Bob Berke. co-manager of Ne" pon Harbor Chmtmao; Tn:es at [)over J)n-.c and 16th Street in Newport Bcat.h. noted. "II the nt'edle'> are llex1hlc thl' tret.· 1\ lrt.·'>h If the) hreak II I\ not .. Joe P6n.o owner ol ( orona del "1ar ( hri\tmJ\ r rCt'\ a1 ~I Ah Paci tic < oa'>I H1gh"a' and al'><l ol Ir' inc ( hn'ltma' l rel'\ at ( uh er Drl\ e and BarrantJ P;srk\\a\ in ln1nl' added thatahrci\\nt olorind1l<1te\adn tree.: . But hi.' "'arnt·d that \Jnou\ \hJdC\ ot grel'n art' not a due 111 ho"-lre\h a tree 1\ hut rathc.:r rl'lktl lhe .irca in "h1ch the trct· grl'" ( hn' ~ t.:\t ,ugge'>tcd a'i a ln:shnl'S\ It.:\! to hrcJ~ J nccdk in hall r>r brt•ak a 'ap bu'bbk on the lret•'qrunl. "11 'ou '>mt'll J o,u•nt or 11 '>JP gel\ on \Our linga'> 1(, lrl'\h .. L1,1ng C hnstma\ tree' .ire not as popul.lr J\ l ut one\ ..aid l.arn .\milng. o"-nl·r 111 \mhng\ :--01.'"POrt \,ur'>l.'r\ JI I '\fl(> f ,1\t C 11a\t H1gh"'a~ in '-t.:"-port Heat h "'ho 'ell\ both .\ml1ng pointl·d out that one gets a b1ggc.:r cut trt:t' than a II ve trl'C for the ~me monc\ nn thl' othc.:r hand. he '>a11J the.: "' 1ng trc.:c can tx· enJo)cd \t•ar-around and can be com1dered an '"' l''1men1 f hc f ulun· I armn\ '>l'll II\ 1ng \1ondJk p1nn about \ kct tall .\mhng\ ..ell\ l1,1 ng .\leppo and Montcrc' Pint.:'> ranging from \ to more than M tcet in height Most lot owners and manager\ emphas11ed that h ving tree\ requm.· care and replanting. and that thc popular noble and Douglas trt·es which come from Orcgon and \A. a'h- 1ng10n. can't thn\C 1n pot!> 1n th1<oarca because the' need a cold '>nov. \ ch mate · If pt'ople arc comidcn ng bu' 1 nf! J li'ing plant Just to s:iH' a tree onl· lot manager said the~ should be matk a" are that all the tree.-. on thl· <>rangl· ( oast arc gro" I} on farm' -h I.e.: wrn ur cabbage L1-.I.' C hnstma'> irecs !i.huuld tlt· "'atercd "'ell betort' being IJkl·n indoor'> and lUI tree\ al<,o \hould tx· l.ept 1n "ater .\t least one lot ( 1rct·n \ allt'\ .it I., S E I "th Street ( osta "1c'4 d1spla~'> a <i1gn guarantet'sng to n·- place a tree purchac;cd there 1l 1t dncc. out to the consumer'<, d1\<oat1\fau1on octore ( hmtmas but onh 11 the l ustomer has .... ate red the tree "<)o that 'our tree "-Ill ah\t1rb "ater. it's 1mi>onant )OU l'Ut an 1n<:h nr 1 .... 0 off the trunk .. (enter ad\ 1\ed \lt oc;t lots <;ell "atcr stand' v.,a1er bowls and numerous other at· cessones. 1nclud1ng fire n:tardant'> along \\Ith greenl'r). 1ndud1ng "'reaths. garlands and hough' Thl'\ also do flocking. Floral design \tUUl'OI'> hd' l' "'reaths and other ( hn'>tma'> 1.kuir- dt1om for c,alc at the Future Farmt'f' 101. and the Flov.erman \.\Of"' 1n lOnJUOCt1on \\Ith the ( orond dd \1Jr ( hn'>lntJ' Trct' lot in oflCrin& "n·ath\ and othl'r Chnstmas decorat- 1H arrangeml'nl'> 't nu II hear Chnstmas carols at \ome lut' including 1he one run b)' Tum John,on fo r the Boys and Girls <tub' 111 Huntington Beach and f ountain \ allc' al 19090 Beach Blvd. 1n Huntington &ach. and also at ">oulh\loe\I rrce'> And at Miller & \on\ ~~"'1 "l'"pon Blvd. 1n Cost.a \.k'W '"u II ..ee hve reindeer. Wllh "><1nta \latt•d w .:1ppear on weekends. \omt '111 .. "111 dd1,cr Christmas trt'C'> .\mhng s offers free delivery in 1.hc l~<1I areif: and gi-.e5',a I 0 percent d1"-11un1 on all l ut or ff', 1ng trees to 1.. u~tomer' "'ho take ' the trees with them .\ numher ur lots arc perennials .\mong them is 'oonan·s. which ha~ hc:en at '1r near thl' .. ame locauon for '" 'eJr., Thl' o"-nc:r sa~s ·-rm selling to thc: \ecnnd gi.>nt'rauon People who first t.ame in a~ babe' 1n their mothe~· arms are no" coming 10 with babies 10 their arm'>" H1~ cu<;tome~ - -.ome "ho Lome 1n and some tu .,.horn he deh' er\ tret'' -live as far av.a\ as ( atallna l'>land Rig Bear .\rro"-hcad and long Beath \uuth\\l'\t T rec~ "hll h ha' been 1n hu\1ne<i<. dunng the \hn'>tma' !>C~on \lnlc 14~, Jl,11 ha' 1.U'>tllmers v.ho ha'r mo\1..·d J"'a' trom the arl.'a 1.11m1ng ha1..k Im trl'l'' On1. tam1h v.,hu 'lt<"t'd to \an l>u:go ptlc' 1 n to t ht: 1. Jr •ma· J ' ;u Jnd com~ 111 bu\ their trl'l' the •1"'01.'r Ytd League provides assistance in its own, quiet way -----B"")"'"'~Bwl~L,.L~IKIJ\R \/-&\' The o\ss1sta 11cc league '' a htttr'- 01111y Piiot Con~nl different l hl' ( hn,lm." hol1dJ\'> '>l'l'rn to • The .\ss1stanlC League " \talln1 ha\l' a '>pt:C1al !)11\\l'r hl mal.e mo<;I ol en11rel) b) \OlunteerS.C\l'Cpl lm\ulh us aware that thl'rt' art' people 1n the hired profco;s1onals as denllSt\. r>h \\- world -and maybl! even rn our 1c1ans and child-care '>DCt'1ah-;1, neighborhood -"ho arl' much less There 1s no massive Chmtma' ma1l - fortunate than '"l' 1ng. no ad vertio;ing program . nor Charitable organ11at1on' gear up Santas nng1ng bells. The \Oluntt.·er' for a ma\Sl\l' puc;h with 1he goal of 1n the li.>ague '>eem contt•nt 10 go helping as man~ people a\ pos'>1bk qu1etl) on 1he1r wa). hdp1ng "ht'rl' enJO\ the hnhda>'· a' wdl a' attempt-the) can. 1n$ to sec to 11 that cat h under-The concept of helping is demnn- pnv1leged l'hild rcct'l\C\ at lca~t one strated by the Junior i.\u\1har) ol thl· Chmtma<. pre<,ent Newpon Beach .\c;c;1<,tancl' I eague Reviews mixed after two years of smog program Not m uch outc ry - n or much reducti o n tn vehicle s mog levels By STEVE LA WR ENCE "~ ....... " ... A(R.\ME-NlO II :you're lud). ( ahlnrnia·, auto '>mog 1nspec- t1on program can bc almost painless: 15 minute<> or so for the lt''>t. less than S20 tor the fee and :you're out the door lf\ou'H• unlull.\ or a h11 de,1ous. 11 can be more rnstl) and time consuming up to S ~I) for repairs - possibly more 1f the vch1clc's an11- smog equ1pmcn1 ha\ ocen tampered with or rcmo,ed If rcplalcmc111 equipment I'> d1f- tin.ilt m-1mpo~~blc to t1'nd. the crrt1ficatwn process can take weeks. ~ys one c;tatc otlic1al. Authon tie~ ~Y that about 15 percent of all cars have failed the <imo~ check test and have required tuneups or rcpa11"!1. Apparent I). the nearly 2-ycar-old program ha<; tx·cn more pa1nlrc;c; 1han painful for mo'it motornm The inspection' ha ven't produced the massive pubhl outt.ry that some official\ feared But 11 the '3me 11me, the proaram hnsn't cut \Ch1C'le \mog lcvd'I as much as supportcr'i hoped. accordin& tC'I a prchm1nal) C\ alua11on by a r C\a\ mm pan) Radian Corp Tht 1n'ipt'l llOn program. which tX'aan 1n Mal't'h 1984. ~u1rcs mo'1 motom.1' 10 ~1ll c;mogy urban areH 10 huH thl' t11r pollutton control t•qu1pmcnt on 1he1r "'"· haht trucks •. , "a"' 'hctkcd every other year. '('fore lhc) r~· rcg1~1cr the vch1de'i The 1dc11 '' to cMu re that the equipment performann~ mctt ''"" dard\ \t'I h> thl' \late \rr Rc\ourt·c' Board. .\hout 12 m1ll1on of thl' \t:llt' ~(l m1ll1on motor vehicle' -mm t 11! th t• ones in western San D1c.:go < ount~. the Los Angeles metropolitan area. Ventura Count)" the San Franusro Bay area. metropolitan 'lacramcnto. and Fresno County - arc covered In the program. according to f~1n Cooper. a spokesman for tht.· Dcpan- ment of Motor Vehicles Kem Count) 1s scheduled 10 1111n !he program in Ja nual). ~\ < d iesel or another non-gasoline tuel or are more than 20 years old are not inspected. Statewide. most vehicle~ must "'' inspected when they're sold or reg1\- tt'red 1n the state for the ftnt trm(' The lcgi slat1on that o rdered tht• inspections says the program mu'>t cut emissions of hydrocarbons and carbon monoxide at least 10 percent on the average or face chminat1on In any event. the inspection program will come 10 a halt 10 1990 unks' reauthonzed by lawmake~ The preliminary cvalua11on com pleted last summer by Radian c~11 mates the program has resulted 10 a 13 petccnt average reduction 1n hydrocarbons and a 10 percen t a-.cr- age cut 1n carbon monoxide. ba~d on sta11st1cs from 300 1est \chi cles When the pr~ram bcpn, 'up- portcrs predicted 11 would cut 1ho!>t' pollutants an average 25 percent .. According to thl\ review, there a~ places where the proaram can get t'\cn more polluuon control than 11'\ now acmna." aid 8111 ~~. a ~poke man for the \tale :\tr Rc- ~un"t! Bo3rd. "Mo,t of the 1m~rovc ments he 1n 1mprovrna 1nun1na of --.. (Pleue ... 9 1100/82) t1rrn-~\ 1'10..tcd ml·mtx·r,ol lhl' lolal hu\1ne<,\ rommun1t\ :i1 1h < hilJ D<n (arr <entc.:r Th~· ,,·ntll " locatl·d Jt 1113~ <>rangl' 1n < 11\lJ \1co;a anu ha!> i'x'l'n operating for about llJ)earo,. \A.11hapa1d'itat1nt 1-l pluc, \Oluntccro; 11 J>rovtdc" a morn- ing snack. hol luf'\Ch and aftc.:rno1rn '>nack for the almo<il 100 lhlldrt•n l'nrolled The renit.·r al\o prtl\ 1de\ an l'O· '1ronmt'nl dc\lgned to enu1uragc lhl· social and educauonal de\elopmcnt of thl' l h1ldren along "'llh pcr<;onal care Fee'i for da1I~ child care are WE ASKED: hJ\ed un .1h1hl\ lo r>J\ and :Hl' nfX" 1.ilh til'I rt u I tn ,1 ngll "', 1rlo.. mg p.1r1·nh "h•> r111gh1 lind 11mnwruJI d.1 , 1;1rr p111h1h1111l•h 1 \rt'n\1\1.' \noth1.·r u1mmun1t\ wr11u· 'ur- portl'J h\ thl· lun111r \u\il1.1n 111 thl' Ll'jgul· " thl' ( hildrcn·, Dl·ntal Hl'alth < l'ntt'r at 'i05 12nd \t 1n "'l'" pon fk..11 h c hildrl'll .m.· rl'll'ITl'd Ill lhl' l.l'nta h\ \thllol nur~l'!>. and lhl'fl' I\ j ~2 \t'I \Ill' Ice tor thl· \!\It .\II othl·r u1'1'> Jrt' ah<,orlll:d h' thl· Lt•agut' Rl'l1.·nth 1v.11 1 hlfdrl·n '-'t'rt' pn 11 1d1·d "' t hod on 11, rl''trul. tu rc c,ur- gc~ that reprc•cntl·d $111 •Wl 11 1 med11al St-r\ Ill.' fur l'ath lhilJ f h1· dentl\t' \I.ho \latl thl· ll'Otl'f art• paid b) lht: L.:agur. hut l harg.: tar It'\!> lhJn their regular ler f he mone' required to orx·r,11t: the'il' c:ommun1t\ 'l'n llt'<, u1ml''> from ma·n) ~ourt:' l hl' Junior .\u\1lian relt·n11. h"n11rrJ 11' \.\ uman of thl' '\ r.tr JI J llind-r;11,11;g fashion c;ho" anJ "' II "'"n h11'1 1h annual C and' < jlJl' H.111 JI th · ~1end1en H o1~I 1n '1" p11r• Ht'J• h Oneofthc ll-ature.,nt th•· h.1d "'1 1. ht .i ,i1ent dULt1on \I.1 th 'l" h nr11 ' 111- ·oo you think sch ool officia l h ould be a ble locon l rol t h e con tent of their sch ool n ev:spap er ?' Hal Smltb Huntington Beacb Computer prDgramer "No. 11 violates freedom ol thl· press .. BUI Eb1raed Hull11-1oe Bea~ Hort6t11lt1rtst "\It\ ( en!.Of\h1p ha' no pl.1cc 10 A.mcm·1 Youn pct1f1lt' ha'e natm 100 .. 8111 Grtrfltb llon11nRton Bucb Rell red \hh1.lU!Lh 11' ,\ l\\U·\ldl'd l\\Ul.' .1, .l [tl'nl·r.11 ruk• I 1h1nk tht· ~1d PUii.hi ti> ht• .1hlt• II\ f'Uhli'h "1th11ut ht·1ne, 1l'n"1rt•d · Kann St-lltr• Co.ta MtH Ttltpboat Dpt'rator .. , thin" the o,chool \IU&ht l<l If\ Ill u\ntrnl 11\ p.ipcor a hlllc h11 l\.1d' 1hr~ d3\\ \'an dC'I '"m~ tar nut 1h1n&'" \1arih n ~1andell Costa~ua Homemaltrr '. I th n ~ thl.' I.id-. .111 l'nl1t1~·d I n• 11' ""·II \ [llll njt i I ll•rta ~'ft Cotta Mn. Homemahr '1'o It ~hould ~ )Upc.'n 1w1.i l'l' a lt'3{ h<'r hut the cJ1tor \hould con1ol 1hr rnntcnt .. lt:rl'u J' J I ' tJrJt J1..1m11n11 rr •r \I h.1111 11 'l'\\ ()< " fk.1 I l t' l!l.1,1' rr /I.' ' J c. :nm···l.1' '' I• I '"' • · tht 1u\ur111u' \ r " 'p1,11 I lnl·r f \flrL''' nu .-r l•JOl.h art· dl 1 ·d r1c.m t!H \Jll • h .. ,>~ 1.itt•nJ.ir, m1 mtx:n;h1p due' .nJ dOOJtltln\ a-. \\l'I .I\ thl· 3U \lhJ'\ ·, Thr fl '\h11p .ii'" .1t "l()5 l2nd ' 1n ' 1Ap11n Th,· rnmal'\ hu"n 11th T f,rllt \h1•r '' lu 'ell uwd ·111nf 11' tx·1·n dl•I .lll'd to the .. t , hut ' .JU'l ,11 thr ~cla11-.,· .till 1 ·•I"' 1p •rt fka1h '"'ml' nr !Please see LEAGUE/B2 ) Ron 1\11 I l 0"'" \11·q Ra t..t'r\ lurrman '" d hll pr lh IJ'.1 ·' IOI\ h <''I" I''' hr tr < 11'.t' I m w 8 ~hilt Co la \1t•• Rt'Urf'd h 111,1 If the 1 " \tudt·nt"> " " he rant T hl '''''"' 'h1•11ld h.1 It' tnntrol hut I 1h1n~ th\ 11.ln11 n1,trJIH'n •'lllhl Ill ht• \Ufl' thl' ,11111. k\ tlll' 10 jlOOJ t3\\l' , ' ' ' ' ' ' f ' •• 81100 PROGRAM EARNS MIXED REVIEWS •• ...... , lftldlHb and improvina unckMhe- bood latpilctjOu. '"TM pl o( tbe proaram is to reduce miuioo1 by 25 percent. ~ reco11unend1 .ome fine tun· intorthecxi1tinaPfOll'&Jn that would improve efficiency and reduce emilS-- iOMb)t 2~~l 5omet>fthem arc &l~y bttna fmplemented." flannipn says the BUttau of Automouve Repair is "already into rcvampina (mechanics') traininJ. pointinl out areas where work 11 sloppy. Amona other thinas. Radian found thll mechanics wbo checked sample vehicles for the rcpon missed most of the ca.a where there had been tamperina with anti·smoa equip- ment. The report also suuested ti&hter emission Standards (Or pre-1980 VC· h1cles and said many vehicles need more extensive repairs than simple fuel mixture adjustments. A followup repo11, by Siena Re· soarch of Sacramento, will be out io mid-1986, aocordina to Tom Austin, a partner in the company, Austin says .it's too early to say "anythina definitive ... about the pro- iram because the firm has just started tts evaluatfon. But be says there "appears to be some improvement in the performance of mechanics and g.araaes over time." "The mechanics appear to be do in a a better job as time goes on as they learn more about what they arc supposed to be doina" and the Bureau of Automotive Re~ir enforces the proaram, Austin sa1d. The inspection program 1s an outgrowth of the federal Clean Air Act, which requires inspections in areas that exceed clean air standards for carbon monoxide and ozone. a key ingredient in smoa. sho1&ld be inspected every year. .. To do it ev~ year would be 1 lot more etlective,' said the Rivett1& Democrat "But we had to do two years bcc:ause th.at was all ~could possibly set throu&h the Leatslature." Presley said that "almost without uceptlon .. lqjslative opposition to the PfOIClm resulted from conocm about a voter backlash. Lawmakers aot that type of ructfon in the 1970s when the state bet.an rcquirin& in· stallation of devrces on 1966-70 vehidcs to control oxides of nitrogen. The Legislature, faced with a flood of complaints. scaled back the pro-anm to require installation only on c~ of owneM.ip or first regis- tration in California. "The legislators were saying that they got more mail on that one proaram than anythins else toin' on in the state at that time," said Sessa, the ARB spokesman. But the same type of reaction hasn't materialized this time around for a number of reasons, say officials familar with the ins~tion program. "That's the pan that s been a pleasant surpri~ to me," said Presley. "People seem to accept it well. "I can tell a little bit by people that write letters to the editor and the letters 1 get," he added. 'Tm not saying I don't get letters from people that are U(>SCt (but) generaJly it's just almost universally accepted." Nancy Solomon, a spokeswoman for the California State Automobile Association. says the association has gotten about the same kind of reaction from its members. "Generally the response we get from most people is that it's not much, a routine thing. an accepted procedure to keep the car on the road." Solomon said. "Occasionally for someone whose car fails the test it brings a certain amount of distress." she said. "Other- wise, people who pass the test (say) 'Ho hum."' Cooper, the OMW spokesman. says some motonsts mi,aht have ttoppcd re-fClistcrina their cars to avoid the smoa inspections. "Th.CT'C's no way we can prove at statistically, (but) we do cite that as one more reason for bavina this vehicle re11stration amnesty," Cooper said, referring to a three· month period stirtina Jan. I when motonsts will be able to pay overdue reais.Y.ration fees without penalties. About S ~rcent of the state's 20 million vehicles have 6verdue rqis- trations, according to Cooper. Officials say there could be several reasons for the general public support for the prOJtlm: public concern about air pollution, the larae number of inspection g&rlJeS, relatively inex- pensive inspecuon and repair costs for most motorists. and tes( machines designed to be tamper-proof. Bueln eaa d egree lrrine reeldent Amin A•••dl recel•ee Illa bacbelo.r of bul· neee admlnl8tratlon de&ree tn lnformatioa aptema from Je .. e O•era ll, a .. octate acad emic dean of National UnlYen lty, after becomlnC the flnt National UnlYenlty atudent to 10 to acbool for 38 month• without a break. Another possible reason is that newer model can, unlike some of their predecessors, run better when the smog gontrol equipment is hook- ed up and running properly. Sessa said. ~........_~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- . . '"One reason· may be that (the program) operates the way we said 11 would," he added. Medicare reimbu.rsements There have been enforcement problems with some mechanics. pr· ages. auto dealers and motonsts. however. Sixteen Stanislaus County used-car dealers were hit with civil complaints given specific rate levels in November for allegedly obtaining By WANDA H. WALDMAN Originally, payment under the smog control c.ertificates for cars that· 1oo111 t.cwttJ ~ • .._.. • ._...,.. Medicare program was based on what were never inspected. One of the provisions of the 1983 was considered to be reasonable costs Last July, the Bureau of Auto-Social Secunty Amendments estab-for in-hospital care and on reasonable mottve Repair announced a lished a prospecuve payment system charJeS for physicians' and other crackdown on used-car dealers who for hospitals. The purpose is to reduce services. The form of reimbursement were failing to make repairs on smog-health-care expenditures by making has now been replaced by a method control equipment before they sold d f that pays Medicare-eovercd hospitals the vehicles. The bureau said a third the government a "pru ent buyer" 0 a predetermined specific rate for each of 300 used cars on lots checked in , health care without interfering with patient discharged. Placer and Sacramento counties the ,ability of any person to obtain The provision of quality care is needed repairs costing as much as qua tty care. assured throuP' the efforts of peer S 1,000 because of missing or altered Since the Medicare program was review organizations (PRO's). A equipment. established 1n 1965, the federal gov-PRO is defined as an entity "com- sufficient number of physicians en- gaged in the practice of med1cme or surgery. The PRO's review the validity of the diagnostic information provided by the hospital; the completeness, adequacy, and quality of care; and the appropnateness of the hospital ad· missions and discharges. A hospital that docs not have a PRO contract Wlll not be cLigible fo{ Medicare payments. The l..e&islature stubbornly refused to implement the program until the federal aovemment cut off highway and sewaae·treatment funds for Cah· fomia. Then lqislators agreed to an every-other-year approach instead of annual inspections., which were pan of the oriainal proposal. A poll taken in mid-1984 by Meta Information Services for the Bureau of Automotive Repair found that 59.5 percent of the 1,600 people questioned supported the program, 26.9 pe~cnt were opposed and the rest were undecided. A Santa Barbara man was fined ernment's health care costs have posed of a substantial number of s 12,600 last A~ril for offering to help increased s1gn1ficantly. In 1966. fed-licensed doctors of medicine or Doctorate motorists avoid the inspections by eral expenditures for Medicare osteopathy engaged in the practice of changing their mailing addresses to amounted to SI . I b1lhon; by 1982, in-medicine or surgery in the area." State Sen. Robert Presley, who sponsored the inspection legislation. says he still believes that vehicles his masl drop. which was not in an pauent hospital care under Medicare Alternatively, the entity must have percenta.g~e area requiring the smog checks. amounted to almost SJJ billion. available to it the services of a c iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiijil --J-../'....r-~ ---.-Sheepl_k_ln-SM-tcow-... -,..-_-ALU ___ -_-_-----high at u I ';7oe t/ie llJlllJMaf • . • • :u;--' 1a~ 1 ic .. ' •car coven • Da9h Co•en 71tilllt "/ """ 7/emeet ~ C!c11te111p"eae11 qatteey The finest in domestic and imported furniture arranged by ' LO,t ';,11t1I • Floor Matt • lral ,,_-., ··1,j I' .,. •• 0 ... ~-·· ....... :nd ruch mor• • • ~Q~~-I 831-7189 I· ~ UC Irvine ranked among the nation's top 25 universities in a recent survey of the percentage of graduate& who went on to cam their doctorates. Reviewing 1,500 institutions, the Great Lakes College Association compared the number of bachelor's dcgrtt rcc1pients who earned Ph.D.s between 1951 and 1980 with the total number of bachelor's degrees 1---------------------------~ awarded between 1946 and 1976 at each of the schools. PUBLIC AUCTION SATURDAY DEC 14th 7 00 PM SUNDAY. DEC. 15th 1 P M PAWN SHOP LIQUIDATION OF JEWELRY, ANTIQUES, COLLECTIBLES, BRONZES The study focused only on students who e.amed their doctorates at the same school at which they received their bachelor's degrees, a UCI spokeswoman said. The survey determined that 11.3 percent of the UCI students who received bachelor's degrees then went ~_...--ottr design--1~._-Chrtstophe s 1ne ewe ry 341.3 Newport Blvd., Newport Sch. on to earn doctorates in the "all fields" cat o . This ca,~J.u...Jc.....u.-=-- c u u~son. umanit1es. pro- fessional fietds and sciences, includ- staf f, just in time for the holidays. ~· N#~~1~ COSTA MESA 1595 Newport Blvd 171 4) 642-2050 lnr.rtor Dealgn. to S.rve You ALL STORES OPEN MONDAY THAU SA TUAOA Y -9 A M TO 5 30 P M LAGUNA BEACH 345 North Coast Hwy (71 4) 494-6551 FEATURING. Over 500 Items to ~ t0ld to High Bidder including urge Diamond Rin gs, up to 5 cts . ud1es' Ruby. s.ipphitt, Einerald, Aquaauinne. Opal, Purls. uvender Jade RlngJ. Pendents & Bracelm. H ~ 18K Gold. Cold Coan Jewelr/. ~ny Estate Pieces. Fine Gold Wnchn. including Rolex. AIM> • Collection of Quahty Bronus including Reaungton. Russell. Mo~au. T Mo1gnou, Cloclu. lnl.11d Fum1tutt Crystal. ,t.LL TO BE SOLD TO HIGHEST BfODER Last Auction Before Christmas! WE STRONGLY URGE YOU TO ,t.rn:ND PRlV/EW FOR COMPLETE SELECTION Richard fishe. Auchonttr u• No. 1162 Chttlu .,..,., i.. onflf'd c•. eti.cu , vi.., M IC ...-.rtca• Erpr.. PREVIEW 1 HR. PRIOR TO AUCTION FO il INFO (114) 675-9411 •SATURDAY A UCTION 7 P.M. •SUNDAY AUCTION I P.M . 1 ng social sciences. ln this category, UCI placed 23rd on a list topped by Harvey Mudd College. in Claremont. where 40. 7 percent of the graduates earned Ph.D.s. In a second category covenng only scienc.es, UCI ranktd 14th, with 9.5 percent of its graduates going on to obtain a Ph.D. Leading the science category was the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena, which scored a 39.2 percent rating. The repon, titled "An Analysis of Leading Undergraduate Sources of Ph.D.s," reviewed only Ph.0 .s and omitted other types of doctorates. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-================--=--=-------J LEAGUE ••• ,== From Bl this clothing 1s indeed a bargain. HELP US HELP Through the hectic and harried holiday season, it is easy to forget that there are many people less fortunate than ourselves. The fa ct remains that many tots and teens will only experience Christmas in their hearts or perhaps their place of worship. This year, the Dail y Pilot in cooperation with United Way, is working to make Christmas something special for the needy by sponsoring a • & Christmas Gift tree. We are collecting gifts for children and teenagers to be distributed through various Unit. ed Way sponsored organizations in our local area. You can help. Be a Christmas Elf by bringing a wrapped gift for a child, age tot through teen to the Daily Pilot. Please identjfy these.x and age of the child for which the gift is appropria te on one re· movable tag . Affix another blan k Christmas tag which ca n be filled in with a child's nam.~. Your gift may be the only o ne that child receives th is year. Won't you please help? For More Information call 642-4121, ext. 270 The Daily Pilot, 330 West Bay Street, Costa Mesa, CA GIVE TO THE U.S. MARINE CORPS RESERVE TOYS FOR TOTS COLLECTION LOCATIONS FOR NEW UNWRAPPED TOYS FOR TOTS P.ctftc View Memorial Partc 3500 Pacific View Drive Newport Beach M~-2700 Pleroe arottten .... 9toedw•r MortuerJ 110 Broadway Costa M ... M2·9150 "9fce alothen l mfthe' Mortuery 827 MaJn Street Huntington Beach 538-6539 MORTUARIES end CEMETERIES Blouses. for example, found 1n some of the more posh shops for $60 and up, go for SI 0 to S 15. The Thrift Shop actually serves two purposes. by making relatively inex- pensive clothing available to buyers. and helping to support the other acuv111es sponsored by the league. It's staffed entirely by volunteers who arc not permitted to buy from the shop. The end result is that customers of the shop j ust might uncover the bargain of the year by stopping by. The Candy Cane BaJI. as previously mentioned. will be at the Meridien Hotel on Saturday. Dec. 14. starting with a no-host cocktail party at 6 p.m. and followed by a dinner dance at 8. for information regarding a dona- tion and tickets to the Ball, call the Assistance League at 714-673·6130or 673-2583. Newport Gift Galle &,..t ~ -' ~ (/, di,, LLADRO FICURINES 20~o -SO~o OFF t Swarovskl Crystal t lenox t English Cottag s by David Winter t Andrea by Sadek t Capodlmonte 846-5482 UGO W. Coaat Hwy. bctwHn Ton ltoma'• ' MA rii."lllc -I I a a a Orange Cout DAILY PILOT /Saturday, Decemw 14, 1985 88 Motorists can view Nativity in Huntington The Flrtt Cbrlttlu Cllurd1, Hun11ngton Beach, will present 11 l)nvc-through Na11v1ty from 6:30 to 9 p.m. Thursday and Fnday as its annual Chnstmas gift to the commun11y. The program will fca1ure volunt~r actors and actresses protraying roles from the ~tory of the b1nh of Christ, including angels announcing 1he news to shepherds. wise man seeking the child, Mary and Joseph traveling to Bethlehem, and a contempo_rary family C'hnstmas scene. Live animals will enhanc.c the portrayal of the story. Lum manes will line the route to guide viewers to the presentallon. The church as located at 1207 Main St. (at Adams Avenue). • • • The adult and children's choirs of the Foutai. Valley 8apt11t Charcb wdl present the cantata. "Chnstmas Glory," at I 0:45 a.m. Dec 22 1n the church. I 0460 Slater Ave • • • Audience panic1pa11on of the Messiah choruses with '>olos by choir members will be featured at 4 p.m. Sunday at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Cburcb, 600 St. Andrews Road, Newport Beach. Soloists will include Dnnda Frenzel, Sandy Martin. Oale Tracy and Brad McMurray Tickets are available b) t ailing 611 ·38:! I . • • • St. James Episcopal Cburcb, 3209 Via Lido, Newport Bearh. wall offer a trad111onal service of Evensong at 5 pm '>unda}. BenJamrn Bntten's "Ceremony of Carols" will be directed h} Dr. W1ll1am Bradley Roberts, and performed b} the choir and orchestra. • • • ... .. \ .. tiandbcll choirs along with the cho1~ lrom prc·scbool throuah e1ahth grade at the Day School • • • Handel's "Me .. lab" will be prneated at 5:30 and 7 p.m. uoday at U1e Lake Hill• Commulty Cllarcb, 23)' I Mouhon Parkwa}. Lagun.t Hills. Performing ~•II be the 1..hoirs from the hollt church and the Su Clementf Preebyterlan Cburcb. The) wall be accompanied b) a full orche,tra and directed b) Dr Warren t Marsh. • • • "The Christmas Stol)" will be read b} the Re' Ur Jt'm Tankt:r'ile) and 1llustraled b) h\1ng tableaux d\ 7 p m unda) al the La1waa Preebytertu Cburcb, 41 ~ Fore'it .\ "e . Laguna Beach • • • .\ candld1gh1 musicale ~•II be presented at 7 30 pm V. ednesda> at St. Paul's Lutberu Churcb, 1190 \for· sngs1de Dn\e. Laguna Beach The program will feature Jo~ce C onwa} or'?n1\l \.1clante Harm: and Norma \chumm. 'otali'>l. and Vaknc Dale flaut1'>t .... .\dd1son and Amelia Van Locncn will pre!>enl "The I 11111.'st"\ngel" at the meeting of the Women's Fellov.\h1p 1lf the Nelgbborbood Congregational Cburcb, Laguna Bealh Memlxrs will meet .it I 30 p m T uesda) 1 n BruJge I tall ot the church. • • • R.tbbt \.lei S1herman chaplain at ( hsnu State Pn'>on *" Pacific:\ 1e1A Dnve. ( orona del Mar. His topic ""Ill be "Jesus and the Phansees .. addrts~s lht: UaJiarlu UDlvcrsallst FdJow~p of' La1ua Buell. C)er.,.ict"~ at 10 lO am will bt' held 31 4~9 ( )PfCS Dn't: • • • The Sisterhood of Temple Bat Yabm 1s ~ponsonn& a 1rad111onal Hanuldcah dairy luncheon at noon Sunda) m the !>OC1al hall IOI I ( amclback St . Nt"wport Beach .o\dm10,o,1on ,,_s3 SO plu., one can t')ffuocho be dona~ 111 thl' fr.,..,~h Fam1h ~r' KC .. ... In an unusual double c:cremon' Erik. Jeannt:lle ,u\d ht~ tatht:r Bnon will be called IO the torah at I 0 IS J m. f)el ~I at Temple Bat Yabm. :-..rv.pon Bealh The} arc fullfil11ng a commitment madC' together in Israel at the bar m111vah ol brother Jell in I ~83 .\s & '>pec1al m1uvah proJC'Cl. tht'~ are collett1ng and cra11n@ donauons of clothing to ht: \hipped to I \rad for u-.t· b> new 1mm1gran1s • •• l\n elumen1c:al lt>·da .. tour of IHael t1epart1ng J1llle I I'S 11.111 be led b} thl· Re' Da \Id Sandberg, palltOr of tht' ~hepherd of the Halls l;n11ed Church ol ('hnst 10 Lagun.i Niguel. and ~abb1 .\llen Krau~. rabbi di 1 empk &th El Laguna Niguel. Those interested 10 lhl' 1uur 1.:an l 31l Re' k.rau~ 31 .t<lS.J 31 0 or Rabbi i...rau">e Jl .t11S-2.rc Holiday deadline A Chnstmas Concert w1ll be presented at 7 p.m. Sunday at Christ Lutheran Cbarcb, 760 Victoria St .. Costa Mesa. IA 111 he the gut's! speaker at the Sunda~ forum at 11· 15 d m J al SI. Michael and All A•&•I• Episcopal Cha•ch. m 1 1 • • • .. John Osborne. past president of the Orange C ounl) Debbie and BUI Horton playMary and Joeepb United Nations Organ11a11on. will examine the sourtc of a t the Drive -Through Nativity. allegati ons and accusation'> against the l ' S ""hl'n hl' The schedulC' of (hnstmas servH.c:!> 1A11l be listed on the Religion page ~aturda) Oct 21 Deadline 1s noon Wedne'><ia}'. Dec-18 Performing will be 1he adult. youth, brass and First service held in new cathedral NEW ORLEA.N<; (A P) -The first Greek Orthodox congrega- 11on 10 the United tates once again has a cathedral. .\rchb1shop lakovos. archbishop of North and South ..\menca. unlocked the doors oft he new S2.3 million cathedral unda) and led the congregauon 1n!>1de .\bout 700 people turned out for the ser .. 1ccs to open the cathedral. which•'> highlighted b} a <jome w1th sta1 ncd·gla'\s w1ndo"s c;how1ng the I:! apostle'>. \a1d E \ "Tedd} .. Tza.,.ellas. chairman of the openrng ceremon\ The rnngregauon founded in 1864 b} C1reek 1mm1grants has been meeung for the past six years 1n a communit) center '>Ince ou1grow10g its old church. which had a capacity of about 240. The cathedral was built with donauons from tht• congrcga11on and proceeds from fesuvals and the 1975 sale of the land on wh1c:h the old church stood. T La vellas said. Hl' ">aid ma11ns \Cf\ilCe!> were held unda) 1n the C ommun1t\ Center Then panshoncrs carrying fo ur icons led the proceo;s1on 10th~ OCIA cathedral. he said A CINlal W11Amt fNll The UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Cos1a Mesa FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 19th St & Harbor Blvd Church School 9 30 Worship 8 30 and 10 45 Charles D Clark Mtntsler Cotta Meu MESA VERDE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 1701 Baker Worahlp & Church School 8:30-10:00 a.m. Dr Wiiham E Steel 979·8234 Newport Beaell CHRllT CHURCH DY THE SU UNITED METHODflT 1400 W Balboa Blvd 173-3'06 Rev Lawre· :e T Young wo .. ,.lp I C1'1H'ch le-•.JO AM W-deJ Pr•lcl>ool Md OeJ c- 7.>0 A M ... 'Oll PM Hunllngton Bjl&Ch Nortn COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 6662 Heil Ave 842-4461 Worahlp s.A~ 1:30 a 10:00 1:30 Sunday khoof 10:00 Fountain Velley FIRST UNfTED METHODIST CHURCH 18225 Bushard St 912-2593 ~ James A Hadley. Pastor Worahlp & Church lehoof t:30 A.M. NEWPOIH er Nll H llNITEO MHHOOIST CHURCH 1I01 Mefvuerlte A ... Corona ct.I Mer M4-0745 .... ,~S...•:ltll. R.v IJurlfly R Howe f1_e !>Mel' to 1/J"tJip at a I ~ccN "' ~~ @oic11 7'u w~,, PRESBYTERIAN CtlJRCH OF THE COVENANT IJruce A. Kurrte, PHIOf Terry Mccanna. Director ol Adult Ministries Pierre All91;1re, OlrectOf of H1911 Sc11001 M1nu1troes Tina AICar az Director or Clllldran's M1n111roes SiNIJ h1Np -l•JO ' 10-00 Ult a..c11ScM11 - aM111 11111 A4Mti 10'()0 I m. ,..,.,t•t'nilll*- 1.)0' ll>'OO a.m hrilc Sar*• -1·00 p.m 2850 Fairview Ad • Costa Mesa 557·3340 CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH (MJs...-1 SynOdl 790 Victoria St .. Coeta .... a lothar V. Tornow, Paator 631-1111 llfvc• .i..a •. '"'« WORSHIP SERVICE 1:00 10:30 AM Swl4b, S<flool ' AcMI 8iblt Cl.m 9·20 A.M Clmtian Otmtnt.wy School 548-eaee ST. MARK PIESIYTEllH CHURCH 1 aslblult Of & lambortt Newport Buch Rn William McQuold Pa\lnr A\sl Paster Robf1I P Sltwarl Rodarr Whitten MustC 0.r"-l<>r WtnM, 9:30 ll. Utcadtt Cla11t1 11:45 l l . Nursery Cwt For Info: Cal '44·1341 SHIR HA-MA 'ALOT HAA80A TEMPLE REFORM lt,l>Clo ~d P ~"'I i,,..br>< .. l I nltlf 1• Do .. ... "If Sl-~1'1 ~WO&'' ~ .. , (• [d•U!Ot ~~ fo<•"'01d ... , ·•• lIJ ~· •m ,. 0 hbOeth hrttc•• ,,...,(...... IUPI. ,...,..,...flnt,._....... ,.,. "'*' "' '"'9'1-htlle ..... 21M llr Wbb Se,.11 Te,fo: u111tr1t111 Jt•r O•rt1'911 Tr11 " CtUtCH Of R£UGIOOS SCOCE l ... h ..... " • ---.... UIWMll Qudt .. ~ --220S MAIN STREET SUITE 23 HUNTINGTON BEACti, CA 9284-8 Adulll A Jr Cf\urch F0t lntorni.tlQn Ht·,331 8 00 9 •5 & 11 30 A.-., P9ggY BuMt1 • Public religious displays spark furor By The Associated Press .\ Hanuki..ah menorah Wd\ lit out\1de Lo\ .\ngeh.''> ( 1t~ Hall. J creche wa\ \l.'t up near the PrO\ 1- dencc. RI ml.'.n1c1pal building. Jnd Phol'OI\, ·\n1 offinals refused to remo .. e a ml'norah from a park a'> thl· hohda)\ ga'l' nsc: to d1sputl'\ u\cr separa11un ol (hurch and \talc In Hanlord ( onn meanwhile l '> Dl\lfll t J udgl' fllen Bree Bu rn'> llO Tuc-.<la' 1\Sul'd an 1n1unctwn forb1dd1ng tht; < o\ <oh Volunll'l'r Fire ( ompan~ in ( 1rcl'n1A1th fr om d1~pla\1ng a ).foot l rc>S<. on ti\ runt .\f11~r thrcl' rc\1tknts sued the to1An shonl~ ~fon: ( hnstmas I tJis.t tu ha'c the 1llum1natcd cross remo\cd lirefighter!> agreed 10 wait thl' )t'ar un11I Burne; could rule on the IOJUOl· t1Un The lav.su11 '>1111 1s pt'.nd1ng Burns found that the cross 1Ahtch nas bcl'n d1splaved each \hnc;1ma' ST. lllCMMl. I AU AllE.S ~AL lUlP ..... DIWt C...411k TM hY. Wit ....... Oa•: l ldlr Thi lev. ~ R. Waiau: Auodaft Sinka I AM & 10:30 AM F•W.wlllii•_..f-*n ul 644-0463 ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL CtUlCH THE REV. ROBERT CORNELISON The .. .....,.,. c MudQe Alalatant , ... bOMd f:J 5 • Clldwflt Clwdt ScMI ' ..., 421 Pd AYt., lac-Beach 494--3542 season for 311 \ear\ wa' P\Jrl'I~ rehg1ou'i and wr\e<, no <,c:cular purpos<· In lm ·\ngek'>. < habad Hou<,c a Jew ish re11g1ou\ and <iOl 1al <,(_·r\ 1<.:e network. Ill a menorah ret'm l'ft'd from a Polish s~nagogue dunng World War II on \.tonda~ night after 'iupcnor < oun Judge Ir' mg ')ht mer ruled 11 rnuld be 111 outside and hrought 1n'i1dc "J'> J 'I\ mbol of freedom · '>aid Rabbi Borul i1 ';chlumo ( UOIO Thl· .\ml'ncan ("II L1bentc'> l 'n1on and .\mencan k1A1<ih (om- m1ttet' had med Fnda\ lo hlod .. the lighting 1n'i1de ( 1ty Hail "We ha-.l'a menorah that \Uf\J\l..'d Hitler''> H ol~·aust ..tnd pygrom<. 10 Poland and 11 \Ur\'' cd the ..111emp1 uf the .\( ll' and the .\mencan k"1'ih l ommlltee 10 l'\.ICI 11 from C 11~ Hall." Cun1n said \'1onda) 3'> .tbout 150 l.elehrants danced 10 oh- NEWPORT HARBOR LUTHERAN CHURCH Rorer J. Beri. Pas!Of Kim Eitert Krorstad. Pastor WOllSIUr SERVICE 8 AM & 10 30 AM (Interpreter for the deaf al 8 AM) SlK>AY SCHOOl 9 IS AM l'bsery Care Au~a~ WUCGME 7tl leur Ir, •••,•rt l each Ul-3131 HARBOR CHRISTIAN CHURCH 1 01ae1~ of Cht1a11 ltOt trvlne •t S•nt• 1 .. 1>a1 Hawpotl hK" Y &U-S111 Morri111g -N ~·1c 1 ~M Sund.~v 1\1 t't01 1 .... AM J .. 1-~~~~-G-•n_•~S•_•_n_eo~n._M_l_n_1,_1•_r__. You Wiii ,,. Welcomed -And ~lfH'dl FIRST CHRIS TIAN CHURCH M•/n •t Ad•m•. Huntington S.Kh SUNDAY: Moring Worship Bible Scnoo1 Evening Worship 9 00 PM 10 45 AM 600 PM "und•~ Acll'ff """'"Or...--....,..., e.n-~··· J'..,,, Oe""t ... a;cowri ! 4 t>et• ... t1.atQre"1 ..,_,.,, tt~• Metgoe 'oet' OuectOf t C ,,, th•" Educ•t-on DIAL·A·DEVOTIOH -S.-t580: <>me. -536-2511 "Preecl'lint Cl'lrlet Sliw:e 1115" llnr111ltrr Ii 1•1R•, SLJNDAY WOR'-HIP R::IOand 10:15 \.)I. '"t :onquf'ring Df'~tructiv t> Po~ P r .. Or Joht1 ' lluHmen Jr . pM-ef'h1t11t \ . IEW THOUIHT CHRISTIAI CHUllCH 110 W. 11tll It .. O.st1 •aa (TtHltl .. S.IHff tf •14) ustt• Cl1111i11 tlat C1•1r1" OJ £1unor C Jitkson Bible Study Class 9 15 5ulldd> Mor11•rt' Mf' ~ Hf' 1 & /uM• l ~.,,, ~ JO i'I' ....... , ............ ..... Laguna Presbyterian Church "Cbrucb of Cbimf'I .. A lrienlly dudl t. !tie s.lttl c..ty SttlMatllll S.... ltMIM lllUllC --------'ud•) R-'Old/p 1:00, 10:10 .. l 'lllR'f) CU'f l"ro•'ldfrtl•S-., tool !_or all~ K,...•d•,. ~For C-.fldrt•. fHU' :'.lel~ .a 1ri Fo~~t A'~• PhMt> 494 ':~M• Dr Atttu I lrienity, an Cltil .... Dr {dltarfS C ...... DlA l '' PR t\ YER '49-4 PRA \' senanle ul the e1gh1-da' Jewt'>h 'i\mhot\ thn ".inted on thl' nt>v.h festl\al that began \aturda' night rrturb1\ht'd "-t'nned\ Pl,ua acrnu '-ell '>dndherg v.c<itern rt.>gwnal trom < "' Hall :-..u nr> ha~ rc.,ponded director of the .\J( 'did his group \nd 1n Ph0t-n1\ .i !+loot mt:norah rons1dered the ctrcmon~ map· hurnt·d 10 Patmit<i \quare alter the propnate 1n a gu\l'rnmcnt building < "' < ounul rl'JCc.ted a rt'que-;1 tH the ··~t' admire Rabbi C un1n and "'t.' .\n111nJ .\( ll to remu'e 11 lrom thr reall\ v.1'\h hl' would do 11 on prt\Jle dn1Antn"'n puhlu. park proPt>rt' '>u ~c rnuld 101n him· he Par~' L>irel tor Jim ( olle' ~•d said \hmda' the d1\pla~ -.et ur b' Jn In Prm1dt'nce tht· '-.ill\''' sct'nt• inhodo\ klAtsh 1.ungreg.at1on v.a\ -1Allh a '>1gn · '-111 creltcd or Jl1111Aed under an .\pnl opinwn b' a maintained 1A1th c1t\ lund, .. -~as di\ auornt>' "'hu Cllt'd a ll./X4 U.S: l'rected 1h1s pa!lt ""ee~end atm'><> thl' \urremc ( oun 1kcts1on on a cre<.ho street from ( 11' Hall to a\ 01d a rl'pea1 d1 .. ola' 1n ~·ar.dall' '-'I ot a contro,ers' la\t 'car that ended~ . . when 'Vfa~or fo..eph .R Paolino Jr I ....... 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Colbert 1s stunning an a couture 90wn. her small figure as tnm as ever. !'he trademark bangs an place. the ~pie checks smooth as a girl's. ;_She goes directl y to her smallish .aressang room, changes into slacks. )lien receives post-performance v1s- ,-i9rs: a surgeon colleague of her late Dusband, Dr. Joel Pressman. at ~CLA Medical Center; C'arol Cha n- -"ingand husband, Charles Lowe. The :iiJting Colbert laughter fills the backstage corridor. The visitors depart, and the actres!> ftttles down to vodka on the rocks '4nd conversation about her career. For 25 years she had been one of Hollywood's most dazzhog stars. ippeanng 1n 63 films including "The Sign of the Cross." Cecil 8. DeM1lle's ... Cleopatra," "lm1tauon of Li fe,'' "Tovanch." "Drums Along the Mohawk," "Boom Town," "So Proudly We Hail" and "The Egg and I ... The role that won her the 1934 Academ y Award for best actress was the runaway heiress in "It Happened One Night." .. ren't We All" performance, but compla1ns mildly about the W1lsh1re Theater. "There's no feedback: you 1ust don't hear the audience.;; she said. '"When 1 told th1s 10 Binj Wilder on opening night. he replied: ·You must remember. dear, that the Wilshire was built for movies -silent mov- ies."' She talks fondly of her home 1n Barbados: "It's a divine place. The temperature never gets over 83 and never falls under 70. I love 1t there I swim every day." Then why would she leave to tour 1n a creaky, 60-year-old comedy'> "I love to act," she confessed w11h a guilty giggle. .. , never thought I would still be acting at the age of 82 Never,'' she continued somewhat more senously "Jack (her husband) was all sci to retire from UCLA 1n 1968. and we were going to spend our life together at Barbados. which we both loved. "But while I was down tht'rc getting things ready. he had an operation here for cancer of the intestin es. They removed all the cancer. but 11 had already spread to his liver. Within five months he was dead. "We had been ma med for 35 years. It was a tremendous blow. I can't tell you." Since then she has devoted her~lf to the theater. She has had lilm oilers bu1 nothing good. "The only thing that could tempt me to come back is 'The Two Mn. Grcnv11les.' based on Dom1n1ck Dunne's book. I knew the woman he wrote about. and 1t would be fun to play her ... Claudette Colbert my first thr~ pictures with Eddi<.> Robinson. Freddie March and Maunee Che valier. I decided films weren't so bad after all." She li ved an California from 1932-58 then returned to the theater 10 pla y "Marriage-Go-Round" with Charles Boyer. "People then asked me 1fwas hard to do stage work after so many years in films," she said. "They still do. The theater is where I started. for heaven's sake. And I sti ll love 11." The Wilshire Theater is located a few feel from the Great Western av1ngs bu ildi ng, wh ich features a monumental statue of John Wayne on horseback. However. Colbert has never nouced 11. "I don't see anything, dnving to and from the theater 1n a limousine with black windows." she said. "I 10 ... cd Duke. I regret that I made only one picture with him ("Without Reservauons' ). " he donned a dashing red cape and was escorted through the stage door toward the street. Her studio days ended in 1955 with ···Texas Lady," thou~ there was a • return in 1960 to do• Parrish." Born Lah Claudette Chaucho1n 1n Paris. she came to New York with her parents m 1910. After schooling in an and design. she made her stage debut 1n 1923, th en scored on Broadway an .. The Barker." Her first film was thr silent .. For the Love of Mike," directed by nt'wcomer Frank Capra. "It was a temble movie," she recalled. "I thought I was through wJth films. and would go back to the theater. Then talkies came in. 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'"Miss l.cc's spirits have remained 1ndomirable throughout this lengthy and tedious hospital confinement and her cond1t1on has improved steadily 1n recenl weeks,'' said Dr. Tom Oelsner. her ph) si c1an at Touro Infirmary He has said the 65-year-old s1 nger should be able to return to the stage once she recupcratl'\ Lee~ 111 sta) for a while at S1. John's Hospital in ania Mon1C'a, monitored b) he r personal ph)'!l1nan. Oelsner said Lee checked into tht> hospital with chest patn) and was forced to cancel the closing performance of an engage- ment 1n New Orleans Oct 6. he undc~ent doublt> bypas) sur- ger) the ne"<t da} and then a \e.:ond operation two ~ceb later because of an infection She: was treated 1n Ne~ Orleans because doctors bcltcH~d 11 would be too risk) to send her back w her home 1n California. -. Peggy Lee ,.,~ Clint Eaetwood epeak• at leatelattve hearing ln Monterey. California bidding to bring films bacli MONTEREY (AP)-(alifornia 1s losing about SI billion annually 1n film production fees to other state'i, representatives from the motion pic- ture industry told two as~mbly committees dunng a a recent all-day rneeung. Los Angeles has become Jaded in its attitude toward the film industry and that has produced exorbitant movie company rees. actor C'lint Eastwood told the committees. Consequentl~. companies are film · 1ng 1n other stares. Eastwood told the ~ssembl) Subcommittee on Econ- omic De-.elo pment and New Technologies and the Assembly Sub- commmee on Spons and Entertain· ment. The JOtnt heanng was called by '\ssemblyman Sam Farr. D-Carmel. who 1s chai rman of the economic development committee Also on the panel were Assemblymen Stan Statham, R-Ch1co. and Uary Condit. D-Cercs. who 1s chairman of the spons committee. F-arr said the goal of the heanng wa~ to find ways to keep the 1ndustl) strong 1n Cal!forn1a and to demon· 'itrate to local go\ernments that movie productton 1s both non-pollut· ing and very lucrati ve. Production sites ha\ t' been moved from Cahforn1a to New York .. .\n· zona. Texas and Flonda. Farr said. To help re verse this trend. Farr co- authored a bill in January 1985 that established the California Film Of- fice. w11h an annual budget of $380.000 and a stafT of four. The office has begun an active campaign 10 keep film production in the state. sa id office director Lisa Rawlings, adding that 1ts purpose wa s to promote cooperauon between film companies and municipalities. Church counts 57 million more Catholics in the world By tbe Associated Press VA TIC AN CIT Y -Roman ( ath· ollcs now total 841 m1lhon in the world . according to the latest church estimates. up from th e prco,.1ous count Included are an es11mated 16 million Catholi cs 1n countnes where church leaders cannot rcpon ligure~. mostly communist area'> The total. given 10 the ncwl > published Stat1sttcal Yearbook of the Church, amounts to 18 percent orthr world's population. As prev1ousl)'. Latt n Amem:a was the reg1on with the largest Catholic population -345.5 m1ll1on - amounting to 41 percent of th l' world's C'atholicc; -plus 72 mtlhon 10 Mexico. Brazil had the largest ( atholic populauon of any counrry -11 6.8 m1lhon. MI NNEi\POLlli -.\ Lutheran leader says sa) s the '\/at1onal Council of Churches 1s somewhat .. like Wlwt ·, n ·d mul jolll· awl /\uwr in r ·, I fmnih.' ,.,,,,., tt1irrnwrrt ." .. A VISUAL 'WONDERLAND TO THRILL PEOPLE OF ALL AGES:' -Dennis Cunningham wees. TV CBS MORNING NEWS ,...,..._ ·-llllil » ........ • =-'Id..• t11• ·-. ••• '''" .. "' ... ,,_.,,. l t.1 •1>~ I• . .., .... ., "' . .. ,. .. ·I>-•WO-.. .. . ..... , Ul>W.O ,,, ,. ... fert1li~er" spread among the de-Cathohc theologian suggests tnat nominattons. Chnst1ans "think of Jesus as part of The Rev. Robert J. Marshall. the Jewish trad1t1on. not as a loner." fo rmer president of the Lutheran The suggestion for deepening inter· Church in Amenca. told lls ex-faith ties was made b}' the Rev. John ecu11ves 1n a rev1cv. of membership 1n T. Pawli kowski of the Catholic tht" coo11t1I that 11 get<; the crllir;-.is=n,,..\ ___,l,...h~eo og1a nion in 1cago on a and serves as a !.hoc k absorber" on Jew1sh-Chnst1an panel at the conven - d1fficult issues. 11on or the Union of Am erica n Member denom1nat 1on'i then have Hebrew Congregations. a chance to ad1ust their own pos1t1on~ and build understan~1ng. he c,a1d, add1n$ that the council "expected to "provide more venturesome leader- ship" than an) ont' cburt·h wou ld attempt. Marshall. no" a pro fessor at Lutheran Southern Theological Sem- inary in Columbia. S.C' .. added con- cerning the cooperative council of Protestant and Eastern Onhodox denominations: "A 11ghtt'r ship might have cracked and sunk. Though the unit}' is ever so loose or tenuous. 11 has succeeded in holding together churches with great differences. The council does not ha\e the unit~ nor the power of a battering ram. thnough people ma y than k of 11 that way. It is more hke fertilizer spread unevenly but ha ving a pan 1n the growth of the churches ... LOS ANGELES -A. Roman NEW DELHI. India-Talks have rt.'sumed in efTons to unite the C "hurch of Nonh India and the Method1'>I Church in India. The Methodist body. formerl y part of U.S. United Methodists. had dropped out of negotiation that led to the 1970 merger of Anglicans. Bn ush Methodists. Baptists. Brethren, Dis· c1ples and Reformed bodies into the Norttl lnd1a church. A union committee says 1t now expects to meet periodical!> on step' for including the Methodist bod~ RICHMOND. Va The outhern Baptist O\erseas m1•mon- ary force reached a record 3.5&7. with the appointment of 40 new m1ss1on- aries. They brought the number of m1ss1onanes added in 1985 to 378. Brigham Young story features family life VISALIA (AP) -Mormons ma) wince at the family d1scuss1ons Brigham Young had wtth some ofh1s 55 wives. but a history professor describes his biograph)' of the church leader as accurate and sy mpatheuc Newell Bringhurst. a history tn· structor at College of the Sequoias in Visalia. wrote "'Brigham Youn and AMERK:A'S #1 MOVIE! " A MOVIE FOR . ALL AGES." " . ,.~ .. . ... ' ... **** M,"1 ~-" "A JEWEL OF AN ENTERTAINMENT." . .. ,. , •• " Al/. .;,~ ~.f NOW PLAYING -1 ..... " -.... i&OM' IAOU'll "'' • """ ,. ou ...-rg ~ ..... I-"""'"-.. ... ..... ,,., .... Yt ·-·-.. OllAlltl ltOt.-.. .. 4' ', ... ,. ·-.... ~ ._, .. ..,". 0.-.• ., ,.., the ExpandingAll)encan Front1t.'r" as part of a senes or Amcncan b10· graphics published by Little. Rrown and C'o of Boston . "The books are mostly about ex- pres1dents, their wtves or other poltt1- cal figures from the East Coast." said Bnnghurst. whose book wa-; d1s- tnbuted this week 1n collc~c book· c;tores. "But they're not JUSt b10- graph1c'i. They're all t1N1 to a largtr theme." Young serves as an archetype of the expanding Amencan frontier, start- ing with his birth in Vermont 1n 180 I and 'ipannang his pioneering role in church and Western settlement in th e 1840s to his death 1n t 877. "I use a lt vcly, anccdoctal style," said Bnnghurst. "I tried to bring out the human interests. The man had SS wi ves and S7 children. As you can 1magrne. there were some hi&hly complex 1ntcrfam1ly relation' that developed to kec:p everything or· gan1zed." Young either was or becamt' a master of orpn11at1 on under the circumstances, Bnnahunt t:on- cluded. 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SQUARE FOOT GARDENING f M•A'S'H 10 •J9 NEWS ail RICH COOK a;) CINEMA ITRACTIONS l MOVIE • • ')r ,1-<l • ., i.)f>, ·~eJ ~~ '<It' 6 ,rns l t'\'l W.1ss P SOUDGOLD Z MOVIE • • • Num(,Pr C:.t?>Pt1!t>('n 1':11, 1 J l'ln 'l'u HI Ann .. Gr!'\ -530- U NEWS W SNEAK .,REVIEWS m MCL4UGHUN GROUP 8 ALICE 10 ABC NEWSQ ail ZOLA LEVITi Q'.) THIS WEEK IH COUNTRY MUSIC C MAJ( HEADROOM H MOVIE • • W1.e•f!f10lh 19831 Rot>Aft Carr~d·~ C~!t!Cc.>rrit! EVENING -8.00-8 •t CBSNEWS 8 IN SEARCH Of MOVIE • • t .,.,tie•e Irie Rea Ferr C.10,u 11974 Jame\ w~ 1mo1l't ~.t'rl, Gd1lanel 0 ABCNEWS O 0 GREATEST AMEf\JCAN HERO G) THR~E'S COMPANY tJl) NEWTON'S APPLE m WOODWRIGHT'S SHOP 1Gl WKRP IN CINCINNATI •lfi HART TO HART EI!) ROBERT SCHULLER '1) TOKUSO SAIZENSEN C MOVIE •• t NOlrTld R.ie 19'!11 Sally F1e1a ~c1v B•t0qes P STARGAMES -8·30-e o I NEWS Cl HEADLINES ON TRIAL m TOO CLOSE FOR COMFORT Ell) WILD AMERICA m COMPUTER CHRONICLES ~TAXI Z MOVIE t t. •~ni '198)1 ::i11e1sc1nc Mdri<ly PJ11nk1n -7:00-e CATCH PHRASE · Cl ~ FIGHT BACKI WITH DAVID HOROWITZ 0 FASHION REPORT 0 STREET HAWK t NEWS ci) SMALL WONOOl m WHEEL OF FORTUNE tJl) CITIES {I!) MR PREVIN COMES TO TOWN I TOO CLOSE FOR COMFORT j91 SAN DIEGO ALIVE ail NANCY HARMON a;) HARU NO HATO H RICH LITTLE'S CHRISTMAS CAROl L MOVIE • • • Br ,,ael .. d) Dann.,. Ro~t' l)SJ Woody AllPn Mia Farrow P INDEPENDENT NEWS S ROBINHOOO -730-e D~NCE FEVER u rrs A LIVING 0 EYE ON LA m M•A'S'H (!) BARNEY MILLER ~ CLOSE UP ti} EYE ON SAN DIEGO l9' SAN DIEGO ZOO'S ANIMAL EXPRESS P FTV -800-e 8 AIRWOLF 0 Jiii GIMME A BREAK OMOVIE • • Mu•llt'• B, Ttf' B.irrf-1 t ·~· t Roo H.,a .. ' Sv~c1r S.i•rt Jc1"" 0 10 FALL GUY 0 VISIONS OF SUPERST A.RS DECEMBER '85 l , TWILIGHT ZONE m NEWS (!)MOVIE • • • Tne Pos1mJt Alw.l.> Ail\4~ r.,..._,. 194f. Gar1.eia tJl) NON-FICTION TELEVISION {I!) GAEA T PERFORMANCES ail WITH LOVE FROM TBN '1) RACING FROM HOLL YWOOO PARK C MOVIE • • P ,~ .. I Or Tr,. 1',>Qrr •i.o M 11 t H MOVIE • t ,, rr r , D inq;>r Ou51• l,l1(llJt•I .... 11 ,, J(W P1s..,i;• P TALES FROM THE OARKSIDE S MOVIE e e -., ~r' )I ,.~ w,,,t't t1itJ J~ ~· _, '.~ J', .>'~" Jfl "'~ti V H r .. , -8~o J9' FACTS OF LIFE 9 GEO m THE FIRST CHRISTMAS '1' TRACKOOWN L MOVIE •• i:;. I ,t Hjlh-f L' """ ),., jf ~, P MOVIE • * * ··,.. w •tv 1,;c~s~ • "' •I')"~ d• '" P.,,1 t-• ~~ n,..,, Cd•nP -900-e 8 MOVIE • °'' ~"' AC,. '"B' eJI' .,,.y- ·1ri(J~ , ,r A '1()Pr ~en 0 l91 GOLDEN GIRLS 0 IC) L40Y BLUE 0 mt.1ov1E • • ~-Oil•"· A-~I' V il't '"'e\~ il,nn ~JrQrf'I Brue;,. I»< W A WALi( THROUG~ THE 20TH CENTURY WITH BILL MOYERS ail DALLAS HOLM '1) CHALK TALK Z MOVIE Sauter back at helm of CBS news, seeks calmer waters By FRED ROTRENBERG A,T_l_Wrl'*< NF.W YORK -R<.'turn1ng CB~ New<; Prc'iu.knt Van ( iordon Sauter, l'alhng I 98'i ··a }l'arol turbulence and pubhc 3""kwardncss·· for the news d1\1)ton. ~a\'> muralc and fhc "Morn- tnj New-;·· will be two chief concerns ol his new regime "I wanl 10 ,·hm1mlll' the d1-.cord and lry to a(h1CH' a le' c:I of harmon} and a co llegial i;pmt."' . autcr said in an in1er\.ll"'-' Wedne'iday 1n h1> bar- rrn. temporal) offi ce. Sautl"r said the re~torat1on of sell~ confidence in CAS Ncwi; would not come O\.Crntght ··There 1s no ~ingk an or manda1c or demand or scduc- uon th:ll t'i going 10 10\tan1ly improve morale." he \atd. "I need to spend a l<>t of time wtth people and Ix rc'ipoOSIVC 10 their optntOO\ .. Sauter. 50 who wa' l'\CC'uuve 'ice president of the C R. Broadcast Ciroup in charge of new and (RS' O'-'ned 'itat1ons. wa!O named to replace ou,ted ncw'i president Edward M Jo} Ce. who llC'comcs vice prc~1dent in charge of marketing CBS program~ abroad "iauter retained h11 vice president"\ <iln~s and mo\.cd from corporate headquanen back 10 the OeW\ dl\.ISIOO "There·, a tremcndou~ amount ot lo) in bt-ing here I look upon 1t a'i a 1bcrat1ng eitpenencc," Sauter ~1d. "I don'1 \CC u a'I a demotton or a lateral move .. One ma1or ta'lk 1s maklns the "CB Morn•nf News" compem1vc with A.BC's 'Good Mom1na Amenca" and NBC ·., "Today .. c;auter u1d the protram would he built uound t·urrcn1 co-anthor<i t-orrcst 'i3W)Cr and Mana Shn,cr. but there "'ould be no quick fhc~ designed to h ~ pe ratings ··When 11\ a goo<l broadt.a<.t that '-"C can take pnde 10. then '-"C can promote tt and <.cc tfpeopll' will ~·ome and stay with 11." Sauter ~1d "Our concern 1s with the hroadca'll 1t~·lf apd not the e"<tcmal rcacuons to 11 •· Besides worktng to improve mur- alc and the "Morning New<.,". autcr said other pnonlle'I '-"OUld 1ndudc finding subJCCb tor documcntancs "that make a statcmen' about CBS," ahhough there wen~ no plans to do more than the S\hedukd eight houn nc"<t )"ar. and doing more latc-n1gh1 news broadcast-;"' hen C\ cnts v.arrant them. "We straycd awa~ from doing the 11 30 specials and let\ them for (<\BC\) 'N1ghthne."' Sauter said When uter ran CBS Ne>As from I Q8 I ·8 '· his managemt'nt 'It} k wa~ charactcn7t:d by access1h11t1,. hc>th 1n hl!l omcc and dunng daily\ I Sits to the sets of the broadc:ms Ht' !Miid ht' plans to run CRS Nt'\I<.., that '-'3} aaain This d1tlcl'\ from the t\pproach of Jo)C'C. who wa~ cnt1C'11ed bv some CBS staffer<; for he1ng "aloof' and "outocra11c .. uter would not tommcnt on Joyce's Job performance Sauter ~sumes da)-to-day hand • on command of a pre'it1giou• or- aanlllt1on that has been bloodied rttcntly by internal and cittemal 'n1p1ng. all wcll<hron1clcd b) 1hc m('J1a <;omc !>t'lf·1nn1c1w \l<Oundi 1n· eluded what man~ ron'>tdert'd the callou\ handling of thl' la~ofl' of 74 ncwo; -;taflers th1~ )l'ar the 104u1r. b' some ne"s staffers into >Ahcthcr (RS Inc might entcna1n their olkr'i to hu) the ne>A~ dt\ 1~1on . apparentl) rdkrnng their d1ssat1slact1on '-'11h the operation. and the internal 1.'.rtll· c1sm of h1nn~ Ph,ll1s (icorgc.-to co· anchor the '(R \1orn1ng Ne""'·· E\tcrnall~ 1hc prohlems ha)c lx•en a\ 'ancd a\ ( 1cn \\II ham ( \\ e~t mon·land'<'f\Jll\C 'iup- poncr<; ol <>en fr>~ llclms. R -~ C >Aho ha'e accu'>t'd ( B'i :-.le""" ol a liberal b1a~ Sc,·cral weck'i ago, a~ the "oh\.IVU' discomfort as-CBS NC'-'\" wn'I gro ...... ing. utcr s:ud he ga'e C R\' corpor· ale manaiicmcnt st\ eral rcah\tt, opt1on<1 for \hant.1n .. tht' guJrd U1c, o" n name wa\ 1nduded "I did 001 a~.h o<:ate an' rx11111.'.ular '>olullon. nord1d l 1n an) way lt)bb~ lo return to tht\JOh .. he ~1d auler ha\ bt-cn cn11nn·d "'llhin <. B() Nev.<; for h1nna Ph>lh!> t1co11c. the former M 1\\ Amenc.· and !>ports pcr.onaht}. as c°""n(·hor of the ·'Morning Nrv.\.. ht' wao; d1\m1sscd in i.\ugus1 after c1aht months "It ts ceru1nly pertt1v('(i IO th1o; building that Phylhs Georae wu a mistake 4i1nce I '-'ti pan ot that proctu I take rt\pon 1t11ht} for 1t," Sauter u1d "Pcrhl\p . 1n d10'c~nt Clrcumstance d1fTcrtnt times and on a d11Tc~n1 broadca\t. \he might h:ne bttn 'iUCCT<i\ful " Orang• Cout DAILY PILOT /S1turday. ~bet 1~. 108.5 86 • • JU)I T•,r 'lldy 1 Oc.> Ate 1188•1 Kr.tty MCNI( flOI Mtt.llatl Onlllt.111 -10·30-~SATUADAYNIGHTUVI ••• The Train Robben 4~2l s ERIC CLAPTON IHCONC!Al I EHTEATAINM(HT '86 • WOV1E i ~= ~~~·~~~ l=E:~":°' ,J~5 -t-30 - C CIHEMAX COME.DY (10 AAOHEAS MOVIE LM Fl'Oie THE LAff STO' EXPERIMENT J" IHOEPENDENT NEWS • lnvH1on 01 The ~Girls 1 19731 MOVI( H TH! 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It.el, bea , ....... 1.. M l.NI ........ , ... -Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/ Saturday, OecemtMr 14, 1985 Sinatra at 70: 01' Blue Eyes finally mellowing Tra iled b y controversy through m ost of fits career. he's s till active but qui eter By BOB THOMAS A-WIN"'-Wtffef LOS .\NUELES -Having 11pent the last 45 yearsofh1s hfe in the white heat of publtc1ty. Ot' Blue Eyes celebrated h1 70th b1nhda) Thurs- da)' in relative quiet. possible t-rom the moment he hul"t on the nauonal .,cenc in 1he l'arl> 1940s he ha~ been embroiled in controversy. Stan1ng as a srngcr with Harry James' band an(t then with f ommy Dorsey's, he soon anractcd :i clamorous following of teen-agl' girlc, who became known ai. hohby soxcrs. and below water. Having learned brel\lh rnn1rol by watching Tommy Dorsey play trombone. he had further 1r111ned himself 1n the sw1mm1ng pool: "Cluy'i wonder why I never <;warn on top ofthl' water. It was a h1g improvement for breathing bccau11e my lung power bc<:ame much. much ~tronger." The evolution of Frank Sinatra -aome very good, and a few bad, yean. Frank Sinatra. also once known as Frank1e-bo) and The Voice, re- mained at his Palm Spnngs home except for one engagement. During the day the singer and his wife Barbara attended a groundbreaking for the Barbara Sinatra Children's Center, a refuge for ~xually abused children. It is planned for a spnng opening. In a recent TV interview with daughter Nancy on ~tour Mag.u11m', Sinatra recalled when he lt>fi the Dorsey band 1n I 942 and appeared at the New York Paramount theater w11h Benn:r Goodman and a Hing Crosby movie: Hu; 11m1.1g with a SOnjl 1s sull 1mpcct·a.hle, though some critics have d11 1med the voice lacks lh onetime dant) and trueness. But then, Sinatra has endured an onc.laught of cnticism over the years. H1:. career has always thnved -except for a pcnod m the early I 950'i whe n the upset of his mamage to Ava Gardner and other matters contnbutcd to lo'is of ht!> singing powers. TRIVIA Larrycreepsuponsecond Perfect scores b)' the GWC Kofft~e Klutcb and Larry Klrscbenbaum padded the KotTec Klutchers· lead to 14 points and brought Larry within striking distance ol second placer Moira White, who settled for seven 1h1s week. Tied for second place 1n this week's tn' 1act1v1ty are JM and the S<:bolars, TRIVIA BOWL .IV STANDINGS GWC K011 .. 111utcn (t t1 Moo< a Wtwie (71 \.Nrf Kifacllen~m I I II J M 181 Nllne)' PrlO< (7) Lotty I Co Ill lggte (8) Sell GarO«>• High LM<N4 UH T,,. Sc:t>o1111e 18) CollazotP•Olll• (8) Jonn Ru&Hll/Sll•• Wal1h Wellt 181 'C•1>1>age Pat~h 1(1(111•) 'r,.,. Blues Blot~• .c::' ·r.tcG r21 Ctie' 1S1 RIOk wau.,., 131 'Kert(2''>1 WGC6JT H81•1 'F'V TtNI 131 143 119 ms 120. "' .. t09 t06 IOS IOJ 103 91 9q 11 10 Ill 37 3' 33 Toi Tnus game show that went ofT the air after 1wo episodes. Name ll. 3 Whal\ the last name of Nancy's .\unt Fntz1 1n the comic stn p? 4. Name the former pro football plaH~r who helped capture the as- sassin uf Roben F. Kennedy. 5. Mel Brooks sang the title song in -.~h1ch one ofh1s movies? b. Shonl~ after winning an Oscar tor playing Shakespeare badly ofT- 8roadway. Richard Dreyfuss really did pla\ Shakespeare ofT-Broadwa) 1n ~hat pla)'" 7. If and when the USFL collapses, the nghts 10 running back Herschel Walker will be owned by what NFL team') ("Young Frankenstein" tum-on) 2. Johnny Carson (earl) game shows) J Bnnging Up Father (Fi fi canine) 4 Manin Van Buren (last VP to win 1mmed1ate presidency) 5. "Sink the Bismarck" (Honon's naval hit) · 6. Hal March in "Come Blow Your Hom" (first Simon leading man) 7. Ted Williams (Hall, of Fame statue) 8 "Execu11' e Suite" (unseen presi- dent) 9. A TV newscaster ("Jaws" author) 10. (a) Gary Crosby. (bf "Play a Simple Melody" ~nd your answers to TRIVIA. c/o the Daily Pilot. P.O. Box t 560. Costa Mesa 92626. All entries must be received by Wednesday. otherwise half the player's last score will be awarded. Having once retired amid much fanfare at the age of 55, Sinatra exhibits no sign s ofqu1tt1ng at 70. He has scheduled concens in Oklahoma Cuy on Jan. 23 and New Orleans Jan. 25. will appear at the Golden Nugget in Las Vegas dunng Februat) and the .\tlant1c (lly Golden Nugget 1n March. On March 16 he will play a benefit for the Memorial Sloan- Kettenng Cancer Center at the Radio C11y Music Hall in New York. Sinatra has had little or no contract w11h the media in recent years. bu t there is evidence that hi s n ng-a-ding- ding days are over. In her current book. "Frank Sin- atra, My Father ... Nanq inatra repons that "he no longer smoked. He said, ·smoking 1s stupid.' Just stopped, cold turkey. one day. After 40 )ears of Luck:r Stnkes. He did not often dnnk -occasionally a vodka and soda or a Jack Daniels w11h water and ice. which I rarch ~w him finish... · She quotes her sister Tina· "He'<; more conscious of mortality He's calmed down. In fact, he's gotten QUlle dull." Frank Sinatra dull? It hardl) seems "l knew the kids were there wht'n I Hi s timing with a s9ng is still impeccable, th ough som e ·cri tics have claimed the voice lacks its o netime clarity and trueness. But the n, Sinatra has endured an onslaught of criticism over the years. "'orked with Tommy: lhl')' squealed and did the.wonderful things the) did .. But nobody knew what to expect that. morning. and they let out a )'Cll . I tell )OU. I thought the roof would come ofT the building. Benn) ~oodman .was staggered. ... He had his hands up. for a downbeat and never qulle go1 them down again. He JUSI kept looking at the audience sa~ 1ng. 'What's going on here: ·· Dunne the interview ')inatra dis- closed his phy'l1cal regimen. he no longer runs (''I'm a h11le beyond the age of running"), but he lift<; weights. does calisthenics and swim~ -above Jn the TV interview he reflected on that period "I suppose any business which can be as C'atac;trophu: as our bu~iness Ila'> m up'i and down!I. I understood that part ... and I didn't run ofT in a pan1L about anything. t 1ust regrouped, I !>ta)'cd by myself for a while. J had a lot of friends who never c;howl'd up or made a phone tall. and so I txg.un to realize that I d1dn·t want to deal with a Jot of people an ymore." '\fter regrouping. Sinatra begun recording 1n a new. vigorous style wnh Nelson Riddle. then won the Oscar for supponing actor 1n "From Here to Ete rn it>.'' Except for the two- ) ear "reurcment ... he has remained a mega-star ever since. 1natra made headlines with his fo ur marriages <Nancy Barbato. Ava Gardner, Mia Farrow. Barbara Marx). his ballles with the press. hts alleged underworld connecu ons. "Mr. ~matra hobnobs w11h the Mafia elite." said the Wall St reel Journal in 1968. and 'iUCh repons ha'c persisted. In hie, in terview wit h hi s daughter Nancy. Sinatra said that review of FBI file!. under the Freedom ol lnforma11on Act had proved that "I never had an ything to do with anybody in that kind of world.'' ·.1.m & Sano• 8 t 11 23, · "° "''IY ,_,., hall of lest 9COfe awarded both of whom collected nine po1nh. The race 1s now for second place. where Larry trails Moira by three points w11h three weeks remaining in T m ·1a iowl Iv, The latest punier<;. 8. In the movie "Elephant Walk," the comb 1n Abraham Soafer's hair was significant of what? 9 "Goodbye. Farewell and Amen" was the title of the last episode of what popular TV senes? Young people aren't a lone in t heir fears I. Name the movie ba.-,cd nn the life of l(Olfer Ben Hogan. :!" Jackie Gleason once hosted a TV I 0. Name the stage plays that are set 1n the spans stadiums of(a) Wngley Field and (b) Tiger Stadium Last Week's Answers I. ".\h. Sweet Mystcr) of Life .. DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am a teenager wh o appears confident and capable of handling anything tha1 comes my way. Actually I have many fears, some of them quite irrational But knowing that they make no sense doesn't help them go away -hke m) -;=:======::;:==================== fear of being trapped in an elevator. It helps to know I am not alone. In ~'re back a~n ... Homw1<·m;.: a brand new St<Jnl!. a magazine called TeenAge. I read a survey on teen-age fears. The ques- tion was: "What arc you afraid of!" Here are the results. I hope you will pnnt them m your column. -J D. IN PHILADELPHIA. ANN UNDERS degrees of Intensity. But when a fear becomes so awesome tbat it prevents us from le.ding a normal life, It is tben a pbobia. Overwbelmlng lean tor pboblas) can be overcome wltb professional belp. Anyone wbo wants more information sbould write to tbe Phobia Society of America, 5820 Hubbard Drive, Rockville, MO 20852. (Please enclose a legal-sited, self- addreHed. atamped envelope.) • • • DEAR ANN L~NDF R~ P...h <.on wa~ engaged 10 a txautiful young woman for two yea re; The) broke up and she found a ne"' s\\.eethean I loved her as I would love a daughter. The breakup was very hard on me. "Bets>·· •~ planning 10 be mamed 1n a few months. I have not been 1n contact with that dear person since she and my son paned. nearl y a year ago. I would love to send her a little wedding gift. Would 1t be proper? - o\ LMOST BUT NOT QUITE LN N.J. DEAR A. BUT N.Q.: By all m~an1 send a modest gift. It wlll make lier bappy to know tbat you still think of ber affectionately. DEAR J .D.: I -Ill. Indeed. 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We all II.ave fears In varying HOLLYWOOD (A P) -Ronald Reagan and M1kha1I Gorbachev arc long gone from Geneva. hut the superpower'> conti.flue to meet on the h1g screen. with Sylvester Stallone\ "Rocky IV" at the 1op of lhe box office -;umm1t With the Chevy ('hase·Dan A.ykroyd comed y "Spies Like Us" al No 2 and the M1kha1I Baryshn1kov- Gregory Hines drama "White Nights" at No. 3. the top three films this past weekend are set against the backdrop of1hc U.S.-Sov1et confli ct. The latest "Rocky," pilling Rocky Balboa against a hulking Russian boxer. grossed S 11.2 m1lhon over lhe weekend 10 increase llS two-week total to $48. I million. "Spies Like Us." which send~ Chase and Aykroyd into the Soviet Et"'l, 'fEAM " "" PERF ~ ~WT LtOPIA~. llAL"fl~ -£!'111'£1l'TAIPllllN1' TONI ' CHEVY CHASE DAN AYKROYD NOW SHOWING! --f71·M50 --"4·1111 -U4·n!ll ,ACflC MWOI Da-11 CDWMDS lllVOSfTY ~ matt0.-21 u 11111 (11l) "1·0Cll lllTA Ila S40· 7444 lM lllM(S 4 MllC FAH*SQUM( EDWMDS•fOl ... 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I million, 970 c;crecns. SI 0.6 million. two wceh . "One MagicChnstmac; .. and "King 'iolomon's Mines .. rounded out the weekend leaders 5 "'r oung Sherlock Hol mes," Paramount. S2.5 m1ll1on. 920 '>Crcens. $3.3 m1ll1on. one week. Herc arr the tor '>C"cn movie\ at the box office th1'i past Wl'ckend. w11h d1s1nbutor. weekend gn>S!>. number of screens. total grosc;, and number ol v.eeks 1n release. 6 "One Magic Chnstmas." D1s- ne). $1 7 million. 827 'iCrcens. SI O m1lhon, three weeks. 7 "King Solomon's Mines," Can- non. S 1.5 million. I, I 06 screens. $I ~.4 mllhon. three weeks. LUXURY THUTU S S \Z 7S hi IWO M•h weckd•Y•. WALK· IN * '"MAI Only S•l<i•d•Y• •. Sun O•Y• a. 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""'""• .... n.AT WAS ntPll.- TMts IS NOW (R ) Plu • SI E flno'1 "ire (A I RAll90 U f") Phu Co·"•• ur• Jatt•O Edte (R) ·--a:r-----·---~ ··-"•*• .......... ...... tJ• < Bobby Sherman with hla backyard Dlaneyland. Building his own Disneyland LOS ANGELES (AP) -Bobb~ Sherman, whose star ro\e hnefl) a~ a teen singing 1dol 1n the late 1960s. \till ma1nta1ns a kid's fantaS) in has bal I<. ~ard: A scale model ol D1'>nc )land\ ~lain Street. The singer of "Julie. Do 'ta Lo 'e \le" and star of tele' is1on's "Here ( ome the Bndes." said he <>tarted the project as "therapy.'· not long after the end ofh1s reign as teen hcanthrob ·· .\t firs\. I thought 1t would ta~e JUSt three months:· said <iherman. 11.ho intended the replica as a pla~ house for his two sons It ended up taking two years of11.or~ and S 15.000 to S20.000 an materials The one-fifth size model features clahoratc detail. down to gables and shuttl'r'i. The plywood and pane.' buildings ha'e stood up to the use of the bo~s. and to flooding fro m hca') ra in".ltorm<> that ha' e occasionall) hatten:d the Sherman home 1n En - cino l' miles north1Aest of Los A.ngclcs Tht 'ion<; are grown , and Sherman has dl\orced. but he maintains Main \tret•t..,.. h1 ch 'ihares his one-acre back 'ard v.ith a rain forest and a swim- ming pool )herman. st1ll unY.nnkled at 40 makes occasional guest telc:' )IOn Jppcarann~s on such senes as "L<>"e Boat " and "Murder. She Wrote " The man 11.ho made his name 1n tclcv1S1on as Jercm\ Roh on two seasons of "Here c'omt the Bride.... ed1t'i 'tdeotapc for cable shows and produced the ..\8( mo' 1e. ··The Da\ the E:.anh Mo' cd .. · He also rnmpo'>es scores. he \31d . The Lo~ .\ngde\·area na11 ve li"es and Y.orkc; in a hou.-.c that features a recording studio a combination cx- erctsc·' 1dco1apc production room and a 14-'>Cat mo' 1c theater There is e' 1dencc: e'd'"' hen: of his fasc1na- t1on Y.1th elabOrate to~\· Two pinball machines. a lOmputc:r «:hess game a min1alUre boy,,ling alle~ J.R. (who else) gives the rest of us some lessons on Texas By JERRY B UCK 1nJcpcndent republic. and statehood AH~Wrht 10 1845 LOS ANGELES -V. hn hcttc:r Ill Hagman still returns frequent I~ to talk about Texas in thl' pubh( his home state. where he also docs 1elcv1s1on series "Lone <itar" than the: I01:at1on filming for .. Dallas." man from "Dallas." Larry Hagman" .. E"er) year l videotape the sk-.linl' Hagman. wh o stars as oilman J R of Dallas.'' he said ... f',e been doing 1t E~ing on the CBS scne'>. haHome to the eight ~ears 'Dallas' has been on personify Texas around the .... arid He the air. It changes e'er: )car For one 11.as born an Fon Wonh. thl' son of thing. it's mo.,ed out 10 miles." actress Mar) Ma nin and attorne~ .\fter his birth in Fon Worth Ben Hagman. Hagman spent his first six \Cars 1n The ei.ght-pan .series. produ1..-cd b~ Weatherford. Texas. "Then ( mo,ed KEDT-TV 1n Corpus ( hns11 a.-. pan to (ahforn1a and pam East. .. he said of the Texas Sesqu1ce ntenn1al. heg1n\ "I went back form} last two ~ears of un a). .,.. tngtrst-hoot:-f Weill lo Bard·+-ir'rl-h-..-m- "lt's ad) nam1c temtor: f,cr:one \.e"' 'ork and returned to work for kno1As .... here T exas i'> ... \aid Hagman ~argo Jones al her theater in Dallas whose senes has further \prl'ad it '> Jack Vvarden ..... as the.re and he wa~ th e tame. "You ca n go to .\rab1a and lim professional actor I knew. t-k\I peo.p~w11f say, "How·s Tc.>.a•(1' fcxao, bcc.n a truck dnq:r before that. \eems to symbolize '\mencan to mnst "I '>tud1 cd acting and d1rect1ng. of the rest of the world." What turned me offwac; the\ had ml' Hagman did the narration in "onl' building o;ets and making costuml'S. I \Cf) long. long day" at his Santa Fe-was there to act. Then l quit and ~tyle adobe home In Mah bu: -i rm~ame-iin-ae-t-0r:-T-hitt:,-wnffi-1 reulh lot of energy go1ng and 11 was Jun ." hl· h3d to begin building sets. But I got said. "I had a Texas flag ll)ing out paid S~ll J ~el'k. I was going with the front.'' daughter ot a customs official He "Lone Star," like evcrythtngdsl' in 11.ould.•ondemn a stalk of banana\ a Texas. 1s on a large scale It took three 11.cek tor ml' I "' cd on banan3S and )Cars to film and the production crev. rum traveled more than )0.000 miles tu Hagman later moved to Ne" 'r or~ h1ghhght this tour of Te,as histon .... here he "'urkcd on Broadv.a' tor It's based on h1stonan T R Fehren· )J O a "eek ... , ou can't 11'.e on th.11 ... bach's book of the same title he SJH.I "I m3de up a phon~ preo,s .\mong those appcanng an the card JnJ rd ~hov. up at pres<. senes are novelist James M 1chener. confl·rcnce'>.,.. here the\ had free food whose novel "Texas .. 1s a current I earned a l·amcra and pretended to best-seller. businessmen T Boone take pictures. I al!><> had a p.ast1c bag Pickens and H. Ross Perot. and and rd stutl 11 full of ca napes I dtd former Republican Sen John Tower that in London. too. when I worked The scnes will also look at cowbo)s. there I'd bnng home all th1'i great 011 wildcatters. a moonshiner and a food and y,,e'd h:ne fnend .. 0 ' er Texas Ranger who still bchcH'i that The~ couldn·t figure out hov. ..... l. dad all you need to quell a n ot 1<, one 11 ·· Ranger. He 'pent ti' e ~car<. 1 n l::nglJnd. It explores thc earl ) Indian and 1nduding a 'tint 10 th e .\1r 1-orn' It Spanish influences. Texas tndepcn· v.a<. there 1ha1 he met and marm'd dence 1n 1836 and its 10 vear<; as an \IJJ \,l"1,,nn 1 '''ung \wl'dl\h TURNTABLE TIPS ---- Larry Hagman dl'~1gncr The) hJ' c Ix-en married lor 'I "car\ and ha' e 3 \On and daughtt•r For Hagman fame has m pncc ~k has to spend a lot \lfllme 1n airplane' \o he'<. de' cluPt'd a technique tor gl'ttang re'it in the air and for a' md1ng thl· puhlil .,.. hen he "ante; to "I put on a long-b1lll'd risherman , lap anti Jrap..• a c;1 lk handkerthtl'I ()\l'r 11 .. hl' \.\Id "I I \OU don ·1. pcupk "Ill v.akc \OU up fur an autograph nr to leed }-OU •• Hagman ..aid hi."'> happ' h1' .I R l h3ractcr I\ "getting balk to h' desptc3blc srlf' after a ~light <ll'' 1,1 lion "We.' had J nt'\\ \tJff and I dnn t think thl'' knc"' the tharatter .. ht' '><.11d "To ffil' 11\ a mak 'hov. .inti I'm • 1 m.1k lh.tu \tn1,1 pig I think lhl'\ v.nc ''n11ng 11 .1 l1 tt k more hu m3nd ~ \.1)v. 11·, l hang1 nt1 h;il k · Richie's 'Say You' tops charts By the A11ocia1ed Pre11 The following arc Billboard's hot m:ord hits as thr)' appear in next "'cck·s 1ssur of Billboard mapztnr Cop)'Tlght 1985. Billboard Pubhcat1ons. Inc Rcpnntcd w11h penn1ss1on. HOT SINGLES I .. Say You . Say Mc" Lionel R1ch1r (Motown) 2."Brokrn Wings" Mr M 1s1rr (RC ) 3 "Pany All tht' Time·· Edd1r Murph> (Coh.1mb1a) 4 "Ahvl': and Kicking" Simple Mind~ (A&M-V1rgin) S."~paratr Li ves" Phil C olhns & Manlyn Manin (Atlan11c) 6 ·•Election Da( Arcadia (Cap1tolJ 7 "I Miss You' Klyma:o. (MCA·< nn· \tcllauon) 8 "That's What Fncnds .\~For" 011• .. nr & Fncnds (Ansta) 9."Small Town" Jo hn { (\Upr M'1kn- camp (R1va) 10."Slttping Baa" 7 7 Top (\11/l m<'r 8rM.) 11 "Perfect Way" Scnt11 PoldUWam er Bros) 12 "TonlJht he ( ·nmt\" Thr C It'\ (EJektB) I ):•Never" Hean IC ap1wt 14 "Walk ofl1ft" Otrt JI\ (\\-amcr Bm\) IS "We 8 u11t Th1t 01 .. Stanh1p (Grunt) 16 "'talk to Mt"~· N1ckiCModttnJ 17 "Burning Ht,,,... U"'l\Of (Scolh Bros I 18 "Who'' Zoom1n' Who" l\mha t 1.d ,:. ,,• llta) 19 "EIJ'r11cncy" Kool & the< 1ang ( [)r. l 1tt) ~O "l O\C I\ th(' \c'H•nlh ~a\l' "''"ll c ·\&\ll TOP LPs I "He.in" Hean cc ap1wll ~ ... ~ham1 V1(<'' ~lur.dtr..I\.,. C\I< \I J " arcuov." John C'l1ugar \lelkn camp(R1,J ) 4··.\11rrhurnd· Z l rop C'-'aml'r Bros I 5 "Th<' • Proad"'a' \lhum.. Oarhr,1 tre1sand Cl olumh1a 1 6 "Br<lhr" 1n \rm'· 1>1r<' '''•"" ( Warn't Bro\ 1 7 "In 'iqu.irc ( 1rdr' ''l'\1\' Wondn (Tam la) &: Bom 1n the l ' •\ " Rnu r 'lpr111t1. <>lftn (C'olumbrn) Q "Whttne)' Hou,1nn" \\ h1tnn ltou' ton I 4,nua) 111 P1111.cr \\1nJu-..\ Ru\ht \kflun1 _ 11 '\oni) lrom the 81gl h;ur·· Tears t'or I-car\ c \lt rcuf\ I I~ '(1rea1cs1tl1l!t. 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HoYt Axton pJa)'s Ellie's father. o\.aron • uth .... orth The movie. a son o("p~ucl" to tht htt ~nc' ''~tan thr rarl\ 1930und 19S l. Kt>Vln Waxtcd makeu hntfapprarance a\ J R l.,.. 1ng ., a I ~·)'ear-old. • • ' ·11 n 1k "'Pt ·n "'?' 1 n11t high 1n prtrt · rt'a"nn .thlt> l ·n~t . 1·Ja...,,1fi t1d 1ch 1•rt 1 ..... 1n~ Daily Pilat 1.. ld\\tftt'O AO ' I nnrw tl4 } "ltl;l-I I Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Saturday, o.c.rr-t~ 14, 1985 111 CIASSIFIED CALL 642-5678 IF CALLING ,,_OM NORTH OtlANM M0-1220 I' CAW NQ 'ROM IOUTH <>AANQI -1100 , ... , "ll' •wrnu O *· ..... •1 ( P y 'I ...------" iJ w PY L~LC 1 :l I i 1· l I : o ,. -, -. I' .... ... , For the athletes on your list, check class1t1ed tor sporting equiPment .. .,; /.•, of every description 1 c.11 Cl•ntfled M2-5e78 ~ t --~---~ "" .. .>.' D -9 iI . ... .. .. SKI 01nd1ngs $ 10 b oots • S 11) l,'jew goggles g ,es sa•ornon 86 n'ooe1 coots size 10 tl'OOO t1ressure k I new MORGAN Oollars COilec1or Je •KES Men s 10-speed hQu1d111ng oeaufllully gr,.en $45 Women s gill pac11ageo $25 ornwn 3 soeeo $35 6•5·2908 C.1r' c; reo wr .. te bicycle $:'5 Casr Ci" t S3S '.).q,1a1 "'66· J519 5" CIOINtS pan rs jdCI .. ~5' '8j4 N•C•C ... E Schwinn S50 "15 9og9•es l'lats "'""'" .,.a1•er S50 New "'et ~ "l•es OO<"•s bot1Q1ngs MX 20 coy s 01ke SW 8 o!! pan s 25c~S 5 180Cl'l" 51'·5 S 10 Cartop S• rac• ~ '':. ll'lree 14 Oats.ar a1um1nun mags S 18 G E toaster oven SS Emerson 36 ceahng •ar S tO i; r e.stone BR''l •'.3 •ad•al tore S •o 545-3838 New 8•.ic• i.> Oecke< •II ~uot sma1 $SO C101hes ar.•e soeeo or ,,5 P'1".>ne . :.-::.s-. 54C-1080 Md'e S5G ;at. )'. •c, t.ASr<ER $50 Dryer S50 ·wiN ,11e mattr,.ss ano 5,....d re•r,gera101 S50 cc , sor.ngs :)OOd ~on. P.,s,, :'ower $ 15 M·n:a-:3·1 C,1': SSO 644·805' • .,, .. c,.,r 0 cao1ne1 szo ;:, ... \<\-ng mach•ne $35 22' CABBAGE P;11 " •ea '131f • we• StrePl Cc, Sid 9" "''r ... ac.11 er 1955 Mes" $4 .... s b•~I' ""1111 train-lllEW pre Skateooards S4'. lllew oaseoan g1oves $6 $30 New a!ler-Sk• t.uvb > ·:; lllew leatl'l8r 1un-•1> ropes S7 New goll calls $9 Oz Warm.up Su•IS s 15 Rock.ng Chi ll S 1 ~ New soort snoes t. 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Island 159-3555 FOii SlllVIRS aecounta payable pos-be honest & dependable FOUND tan remala puppy, strong typ ng and dlC· Newport Beach tn 1..u111~us111on & Shingles tllOn In busy Orange Register up lletplul Wit IOOkt Germ Shep/Lab tai>none or shorthand surance t>toke< Ltle & I Knowledge of repairs a *$10,000+ * olsl'lut 11 looking tor County Ad Agency A/P I train Jerry 536-2722 rn1x very B·hursl & Hamil· helpful Apply In person Health dept Accurate plus Full 11me. benelUs energetic people, day & exper required tO Key ton 6'42·9618 with resume to Mr typing. good telephone I ""2·7222 btwn 9.·• The market 11 booming In night sliltt1 avail Apply In b t h I F t t R be 1 Bein " Orange County No tlmll person 2-6pm 18850 • Y ouc typing a musl CLASSROOM AllE LOST 12110 blk M/kltten uen es a o r personality, math speed --Douglas Or, Irvine loll Xlnt frtnge benellts Send 11 wks Old, vie Santa Ana William Frost & As· writing/ shorthand In· tor seroou1 dedicated MacArthur Blvd behind resume & salary requtre· 3 Hours p/day. needed b)' Ave & Palmer. c M socl•tes. 1401 Quail SI., surance eKper prel No nPESETIER/ workers Thts IS NOT R ) ments lo Mrs Brecke Huntington Beach City 6"6-3702 or 6"2·0678 Newport Beach Ca required Non-smoker I PASTE IP lJTIST door to door sales Call eg1S1ry Hotel P 0 Box 8710 Newport Scnool 01s1r1c1 $6 36 833-0070 (8am-5pm) 111 .. ) 546-9003 Russ (7141 760-7100 SANDWICH SHOP Day Beach Ca 92658 salary Apply 20"51 Reward blk/wht Siberian immediate opening tor shut no wknds $4 50/hr Cr aimer Lane. 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QHHAL OFFICE SEOn /IAL fRllAY exper 1ypese11e1 Must PRE-PAID LEGAL SER-Mawre temale Fast rood Pnone 9114-8888 Oeao- nas med Vic Bat Pen Full ume. buty olttce We need a competent, have have mark-up VICES Now Expanding m exp Ca 11 Joo tiANKING line for 11ppl1catlon 673-6017 or "94-3685 needs general office as· well-organized 1ndtvldua1 exper paste-up back· So Calif Need Sales & 7'41524·6043 Wkdyt 121 19185 stst&r\I Duties will vary. tn our new or 11~e ground helpful Xlnl ben-1 Markettny Stall No exp 528-7027 Evs/Wknd PRIME T~ME . - llMAOll llSEAllll errand running· Please elude customer contact denial insurance. con· · tDtrl 11 n .,._ call lor lntervtew, Newporr Cen1er 1oca1oon gernal atmosphere Con· TEUPMOIE SALIS ,.-~----------mmedlate emptoyemenl ..... uta· 3002 reoeplfontst ret1et, filing & Responslbtllttes to tn· eflts includtng medical & nee (7 l 4 846·6694 c I 5530 TEL'LER f c·R wasu M.&••1111 ?'oo T=: 11~ 1P":::~P!: Mar11nna 644-904_0 CALL 759-9096 tact Altssa 642-4321 ext Need aggreaatve. rr1endly AFTER Iv• lull service c:>r wash --------.. --.-29 i person 10 sell candy to On you have cash handhttg manager must be e•· l ........ ~ In his Headache Research IHElllL OFFICE nPIST gilt shOps flortsts & Hos SCHOOL ()( banktng experience pertenced 644-.. 460 ..... _......,. program Only people with $7 l hr work out ol home GoO<I Typist afternoon I ORAlll!t( COAST All I r h d and lhe ab11t1y lo lype? --PERSIST ANT HEADACHE Cd M SI u den Is o k Small office Newport • pttals eaas urn1s e ELP P /T .... _ ... .__ ... _ _. ._ ______ .. will be accepted There wlll 752•6955 Beach 645•4175 DAILY PILOT Salary ' comm Dally JOBS Would you 1111.t! to wotk COUITH M be no Cherge for the 330 w Bay Streel cash tncen1tves s1ock prime h<>\.1rs a day Mon· oack Trophy Co 170 E ~ pral1m1nary consultation llllL FllllAY 1 WOlll PROCESSOR • Costa Mesa, Ca 92627 ~~~~~!i 2!~~: g~:pLe~~ EARN dav 1hru Friday'/ 171h SI C M 6 4 6·3 141 0c' qua~l6fytn2gOOeKam In small but high acttVlly lor law offtce. Newporl 142-4321 Anne (7141432·9888 II )'OU answered yes to cou-Ell PE•··· all 4 ·8 10< appt off1Ge Phone skllls. light I Beach Non smoker MONEY "1 - --· '"-------· Famlly Chiropractic: bookkeeping. typing Send resume to Hiring Sales §516 ~!y''1~~~~~~:::~o~~;Ji~ tor bakery Musi be re-Tranl - -3014 45wpm & other clerical I Partner. 5090 Birch S1. Clalil1/lt1tnraat1 PRIZES we re 100•11ng IOf to 101n hable Lag Sch 497-4182 I respons1btllt1es Good Suite 2900 Newporl ADVERTISING 5520 our PROFESSIONAL DELI HELP · Part-time Dell I HAWAII-NASSAU-CAN 1ra1n1ng pos111on I Beach.CA 92660 SERVICE SAi ES nl person hours llew•ble ACUN 8 days-hotel. dtn· 640-8110 ACCOllT UtC•TIYE COOi TRIPS TELLERS (7 14)955· t330 ner cruise. 2 round trip --Teckaical/Tra•H Spires Restaurants ts now ... ..__ .............. _______ t1Gkets All for price of 1 LEIAL SECllnAllY 5505 Needed !or display acceplmg app1tca11ons I Ii I th It you're tn1eresled 1n tn.s DESI ClERl publlshed full c.oach fatr tor lltlgalion and general adverttsmg Sales rem· lor cook pos•ttons lor I Ytr •I 1 great opportunlly please Night sn111 wilt tratn S U>O E ™ --' Good tor 18 mos. regular bu sinus pr•cllce at· GRAPHICS tory. at rapidly expanding new Hun11ngton Beacn DAILY PILOT I apply tn person at a week Sea Lark Mo1e1. ~ft~-·'!!-11 [ --scheduleel airlines $25 torneys Non smoker local newspaper Ag· tocatton at 19810 Beach ltWltl,tr. 2274 Newport Blvd.C M ----••• Cl.... ea. Checks to Grand Prix Newport Beech Send re-Lots and Lots greStve sell-dlsclpllned Blvd Please apply In per-It you are 100'\ung tor extra &RE·T WESTER .. MT·-Marketing. P 0 Bo• sume to Hlrlni Partner tndtvtduals may earn e•-son at our 7148 Edinger spending money, or Ilka • II DRIVER •HIED ...,._llllilllllilm--• 25791. Santa Ana, Ca 5000 Btrch t. Suite celleni mcome (salary & Ave. Hvnttngton Beach 10 go places like Magic SAVlll&S Full·t1me days Exp not ,.-------92799 or c~ll 850-1923 2900, Newport Beach, of Experience... comm1ss1on) beneftl S Re s I au ra n t b t w n Mounlihn Knotts Berry . • nee Oependablllty a f ~ I IT1UlftltrlOllT .... A ..... , Eapltyatat -• CA 92860 and advancement op-2pm-5pm M-Onday thru Farm. or win Prtzes and 3200 Plfk 011ter lriH must 3 month reVl&W & •• - ... - -LE··L SEC11n••y portuntty Sales and/or Frtday E/O/E Awards. Coll us now• We Oo1t1 ..... CA 12121 mertl raise for reltab1e ---an Mercury Savings and Loan d 1 1 545 3292 De Doantin 3011 Newporl Beach Law Firm is looking tor an ex-a vert sing exper ence HOSTESS have several openings in person . rnse seeks secretary lor family pertenced Old hand' 10 helpful Send resume to Butets on the bay 1s look· C M H 8 or F V Equal Opporlunity DRYWALL APPRENTICE . IHlllHPfll law and ctvtl lttigauon at· be the tn·house expert In OllAllE COAST I mg for an outstanding 642"4333 Employer M/FtH FTIPT xlnt tor young •••i•tll' Fiaaacaal Loaf I r.... 2925 Part time. $7 p/hr Stu-lorneys Experienced & po1n1-ol-sale brochures IAILY PILOT day hostess Apply tn ••••••• •••••••• ••••• ••• ••• person wanting IO --------dents QI( CdM 752-6955' good sktlls 852-8500 111 er at u re pr t n t . 330 W. lay St. person Mon· Thur 3-Spm • e learn trade 548-8923 l11iat11 CHARM MOISHEEPEll llECEPTlllllT /nPIST :~~oJirap;~~:!;~~~-c~:~ CHll 1111, Ca. 12121 ~3J H 8~~~g:rt ~~chat : P~RT TIME : O:ti!rtaaitin 2904 relined lady to llve In pvt Newport Beach law firm tertals Musi be e team Attn Meltnda Thackery e e l''" 1he l>atl~ 1'11111 OONdfSHOP HUGE re-BRACELEJ rm, ba & salary. with N.B Call Luisa 640-8900 player. communicator A I • • Fa,1 kt',ull "'' \ u·t· tall/wholesale Fully *LOST* couple 6"4·8819 R ECE'11111ST doer no1 a 1a1ker After School-• • «11rt><'t11n 'our equipped S 100K will p I • 1: I B needed This eKactly rrghl • • handle. approx SSOOK $500 REWARD ro ....... '/ right enthuStlStlC person lor someone --ti s that I Student Jobs'. 1 • w· I k. f b . h • 'er\ 11'1' ,, >1ur ~ross North San 01""0 f Maiailtrahn 5100 tor a busy professional l someone we seek I=·· e a re 00 mg 0 r t l' n g l • '"°'<'tJll" -• real estale omce tn South • "' ounty Bkr (6191 Fii llmH IMllEIPfll Laguna E"xpenence with Send resume to Do You Need S Cash S And p eople-Peopl e who e njoy • l all 642 !>Im t•xt J.!2 433-83061433-1723 harms consist of small Oataentry e,.,per raq.EJC· multi -phone 11n es l AGoodJobToStarlTheNewYear ? I Th t b • ________ .. ···; ,, ..... 2914 Ferris Wheel, Horse, Car-pending Irvine CPA llrm needed Accurate typing MERCURY S&Vll&S • p eop e. ey mus t' p er -• ---------. rtage small Crown & has data entry poSttlon required. Contact Thea 7812 Ed • si st e nt and willing to work! • N ~ •t WID? has money for othera ot sent1men1a1 open tor Individual with COLDWELL BANKER ' tnger Avenue We are looklng for Jr. High and High • • •• 1po., • TO s. St0,000 up No value (71 4) 63t-2225 bookkeeping skttts _.CE-PTIOllST-1Hunttn~b0~ ~~~i~1~92647 School atudenta and others who would • • •4ulpM•nt 1' ~~~~A~:~~~~73 12 I FO~N D Class -Ring. saia71;:~i~3~~~~ mo P/T~~rsonable mat per-PllESSllOOlll I ~/~Yot'~!1':1u=•~ o!:id .:'~~ : ~:u~~ _ ;~~. 4:3~~S~30 :·;O : b. ataac1a1at1 12111 Vic Harbor & ---son for Property Mimi Co Immediate opening 1or can urn 125.00 to $50.00 MCh week In • • L .. r Adami. c M 5 .. 8-2586 MANAGER w/busy phones 1· ·30 M· qualll1ea person Hams I commlNlona and MUCH MOREi You cen • a .m .-1 :30 p .m . Saturdays. • nt • OH• 2925 FOUND· tam Cocker mtx, F~ Must have g::: :~3 1600 1660 exper help· work PART TIME In the afternoons and • • s2SOOREWAR0for lostlg red & old, rem Chov.. lmmedlate opentnglor lull pone manner . lul Excellent company I evenlngaandatlllhaYepfentyoffreetlme .• C ompe n a tion t o include : blk M/dog w/brn on tati blonde. male Keeshound. time O.stnct Manager SECllUAllY l benelots and working You MUST BE FREE AFTER SCHOQLI • L -··rl y I Chest, legs, VIC El Toro blk/.gry, male OJ;H Tabby stahstlcat typing word conditions Appl¥ : IWU wage p US com-: 673-2951 or 545-5650 cat. fem Tortoise Shi Cat: Must en1oy working with processing CPA firm I lllllH COAST We offer complete training and provide • m1ss1o n . • tem OSH creamtgry Cat children Expertence exper a must Send re transportation. Thia 11 NOT A PAPER • e LOST brwn/wM Lhasal Newport Beach Animal helpful sume 10 J w Stegall. DAILY PILOT ROUTE ANO IS NOT SEVEN DAYS A. • • Ap~psopy/S~i.h ~~ ~:~ I~· Shetter. 644-3656 we otter an excellent ben· CPA 666 Baker Suite 3C3o W ~ay StCreet WEEKI Come o ut and help ua rrt new e e Edwards & 801sa, at FOUND Fem German etlt program. paid va-1 92626 · or calt 642-4321 cua omena or our newspaper an ave I • •o r a n a ppo an tmen l ('8 • ~KI S. ' · 1-------I 117 Costa Mesa CA I osta .... esa a t f h • f . 11 • Jack· In. B 0 x. H a Shep, brwn/blk, 3-6 yrs catlonti & holldaya. bonus, grMt time doing It. You have nothing to • 642_43 2 2 _.,.,.,...-• 53~8707 or 675-04'43 old, 1..89 Niguel 4i5-6098 I program and dental 1n· 11•••• ••• •• ••• • •• ••••• ••• •tlli ION and a auper Job to geln. Call today e • For Clu\ifl#d AJ r.;iiiiiiiiiiii;,;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;iii;i~;;-;;;;;~;;;~~~~ surance Salary plus • • end maybe you can at1rt tomorrowl • • ACTIO~ mileage reimbursement ; • DELIVERY DRIVER ·e • __ bt>tween .3 :00-8:00 p.m. • . (Jlt A hcanl must ap.PJY_ m • __ --• _ _..,.......1--.-.nrcrPrt.OI ---11~:.i::.per:.:.:rson atl>a~y Pifot 330 • Daily Pilo t moto r route : Ask fo r Hen Will iams. AD-VISot west Bay St Costa • II bl I H . • ... 2.su1 0-AY'S REAL ESTATE CLASSIFICATIONS 1:002-2798 ARE IN THE REAL ESTATE TABLOID SECTION Mesa. ca Apply 9-t 1 • ava a e n unttngton • am or 2-4 pm (Ctrcula· • Harbor area 1-2 hours • tton Dept } • • • MHical/Dtatal 5105 : per afternoon. : HITAL WIST • Call 641-4333; Mon-• Newport Beach GP needs : day-Friday 10-5 P .M . : assistant ROA or RDA •• A k f A t e-;;;;;;;:m;;;;;;iiiii qualified 642-52 .. 3 • s or r • • • DENT AL Asst/Ortho ROA • 0 c t • C•rre••ry Gt1111l St"icn l•••oa2 ••rri•t Expert Carpentry Sfl!'vlce KONSTANf tNE KENNELS ,10!B""'1oc--k.-.w'"a-11_s _b_r-.c-kw_o_r"!""k -'!!F~ART!l!!H~l~Nl'!G!""!l~N!!l!f9!'ERl!'f61'1!"l1Al'!S!'9 Repalr·Remod'l·Addtttons I Boarding/grooming/sales I concrete Comp patios HANGING/STRIPPING Ooors-elc 548-4980 lor cats/dogs 641 -7003 1 15 yrs e"per 646-483" VISA-MC 673-1612 Req ortho exp pref 4 day e range OaS e $2 17 per day Mon thru Thr NB 642-2626 • Dally Piiot • ' ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I -• • Thal s ALL you pay for • 330 W. Bay Drive • 3 fines 30 day m1n1mum Baywlndows·French doors iii··~-ID BRICKWORK Small JObs ANOYS WALLCOVERING French Sltders & More ER DY •• Newport Costa Mesa lnstallatton & Removal Additions & Remodels AM 1 AN HAN MA"' Irvine Rel s 675-3 t 75 .,476l06 Don 954.5949 Carpentry fenctng win-Int pamt1ng 548-4013 SYDNEY 0MARR • • 1n the • Coate Mete, CA : •············~··········~ COLLECTOR WANTED DAILY PILOT SERVICE DIRECTORY _ dows, plumbtng, marl11e. jSTUCCO MASONRY-TILE STRIP IT OFF THE WALL Ooors-mold1ngs-bay win· I tub encl etc And Yes 1No Job to small All types Fast clean reas Wall· dows complete patios Jesus Is Lora 636-8244 Free esl L1c 63 t-2345 paper removal service additions, qualtty work • 638 697 ::477446 Paul 545.8860 FENCE Repair New & old IMovang L1ct bonded • o Wood chain !Ink palto s THE WALLPAPER ROUTE KITCHEN CABINET tree es1 Greg, 968· 1118 *l-1 10¥111• Dec Special $1 t/.,.,I roll REFACING -CLEAN & EXPERT ..., Call for rree est 642-0881 •GEN HOME REPAIRS Ov•r 25 years experience 1 Yr Guar 642•2078 Paint Drywall Carpentry Ltc T t t6 428 730-1353 Pl It Ooors-Repatr-Allerattons etc Gary 645-5277 PTL ' ,.__•_,•...,•-•.1..., ___ _ Sunday, December 15 CALL TOOAYll Remodel-Panel-Locks~tc · t HC MOYlll+ 24 hr El• lH· 1110 ARIES (M h 2J 'I 19 G Part time opening in Laguna ISi FOR LOIS Cablnets·Wtndow-Orywall HANDYMAN LARGE and QUICK & CAREFUL •Good jobsdonertgtit• arc -Apn ): o slow. refuse to be cajoled into 35yrs exp Jerry 642-0567 small I 00 IT ALL' LO RATES, T138046 !>nap dec1s1ons. What you require ts available -family member will Your Dally Piiot 53 t -5579 Pat or Ive msg DRAINS CLEAR From S 15 cooperate. and you·11 be pleasantly surprised. What appeared 10 be a Beach I Laguna Niguel area. Service Directory Cltaai•t StrYice HOME REPAIR Carpentry 552-0410 Faucets Disposal, Heater. lost cause will be re' 1 ved to your advantage. Representattve ~OBIN'S CLEANING fences & gates. tree 1r1m, Self Storsge Experts 851 ·9604 M&M 722-9066 TA URUS (Apnl 20-May 20): Steer clear of self-deception. See Earn up to $6.00 per hour for 142-4321tit.301 SERVICE a throoughly I dump runs c M & NB STlllYIH COLUIE Expert service & Repair places. people as they are. not merely as you wish they might ex 1st. clean house 540·0~57 area Jim Whyte 642-7206 STUDHTS MOYlll CO. 32 yrs eicp Res1d llC)omm Supenor IS confused could seek your counsel. Many answers are found l c 011 e ct i n g f 0 r m 0 nth I y Housecleaning, carpets & ; Haalia1 Orange Co Ortgonal LtC -409035 964-8919 b~ looking behtnd 'iCene~ COHlical Ceilill 1 ~pholsterv windows etc ' LT HAULING _ MOVING Studenl Movers Insured DRAINS CLEANED 24 hrs GEMINI (Ma~ 21 -June 20) Focus on intense love relat1onsh1p subscriptions. Mileage allow-xqu1slle Acoustics e-liri.y Mal •t. 131·1212 Garage & Yard Clnups LtC T 124-436 64 I 8427 LOW Rates Disposals. Long-distance call lould relate to travel. special study, future plans. j prayed or remove Dry· Commercial lnQ welcome 'Jon 64 5-819:l NEW Warehouse Storage raucets 839-4537 Older 1nd1v1dual pla)'i ke) role Cancer, Capricorn natives will figure tn ance paid in addition to hourly all Repairs 847-7901 Carpet, Furntlure Drapes, 1 NPT/CM/LAGUNA Area IOVlll·llle WATER REPIPINO Xlnt scenano REBLOWN OR PAINTED and Window cleaning Haul1ng-cleanup-pa1n11ng Appl's. pianos, hsehold or pnces Lie .. bonded. ins CANCER (June 21-Jul) 22)" You'll gain added recognition, I wage. Experienced preferred Also Int/Ext Patnllng MAINT PRO'S 839•4537 moving 7 dt1ys 494-23 .. 1 oftc "By Iha hf or by the Clark Ptumbtng 58t·6577 emotional tnvol vem ent 1s fieatured What had been routine could be Ltc=288597 631-9295 Home & Office cleaning by H-11 ... I 1 piece .. Careful courtesy WEEKEND PLUMBING b t t I d JODI Please call for rree ea ., ... ' Ltc .:t T47821 642-8815 No Overllmal Call Any transformed into creative challenge. Kno w ti, proceed accordtngly I u no requ re • 'FliHCt est1ma1e 842-6746 Fit1111 • • St . Ttme 6"~87 12 Anes. Libra persons figure prominently. 8181•1111 1 ar11•1 nace LEO (J I -, ~ 22 Hou•-leantng 1-4 yrs ewp THE OFFICE OF Pl ci.iCI U) .. -'"Aug. ) A"otdrepcattngpast errors-mak-n-w ....... ~ !BESTS d dC Y • fr h 1 " " Appllance Service Ref rig . rellable, reas. free est own Or John Caroompas 0 C on e ompanlon -'"------- stan, l"'!pnnt es sty e. Get to hean of matters. refuse to be chided. , Mu1t be at L•••t 18 '"· old washers-dryers-ranges trans Pina 645-9866 Della NewPO"I Beach 5 .. 8-402 1 Aides & Rales tor elderly PSYOllC TAllT OAlll ~~~lt~~:~o ~~~: r~krong turn Special note -avoid heavy hfitng. I rshwasriers L•c 240-0717 -Newporl 9 Finest Interior FREE EUROPEAN FACIAL Ltve 1~ or out 833 2009 Palm reader. future 1 free? VIRGO (Aug 23-·pt. 2 .... 1). Follow throu"h o n first 1mpress1'ons. I Cail A1pblt/CHcrtlt Maintenance The & MAKE· UP tS50 value) ~areat'eo~oelder't In Ileen~ 650-2~8 Olene 631·8964 -&'' - -lllesfkeepers 615-7409 For appt or more onl .,riv " me nome coo" *WO•LIS F•-* K eep resolutions concerning rest. rtereatton, diet, nutntton. Fa mil~ 10 A.M. -4 P.M. Parking Areas & Roofing 639-6 .. 85 meats Kathy 540 4 101 n --· problem "'111 be rcsol d h k I d I J MA KIA ·ND Repairs & Resurfacing We Will Ciean your l'lOUH, MRS STEVENS \e are now c ge, earn by teaching. Cancer. 1 • KL"' w 11 631 4199 apt, otc Reas rate rats. Htatiit r--CHli111 Paiatia1 Psychte & Tarot Cards Aquanus persons pla} paramounl roles aterproo ng • _ • _ -y 11 LIB 142-4321 ext. 107 exp Glorta 631-6569 all 3 2_.. h El• lll lllO FINE PAINTING By Rich· ou le me notlltng, I Wiii RA (Sept. 23-0ct 22) Diver 1fy. look beyond the 1mmed1ate, 1 Driveways. patios. patha, ----~ r • 1 ard Sinor 16 yrs or happy lell you all• Xmas Special realize add1t1~nal demand~ will be made o n your time. Popularity '===-=====::::::;:::::=========M ere No jOb too small Ctatracttfl •Heating do!'e rtgl'lt• J cuslomers Lte 28064.C ~o Reading s 15 with Ad increases. ~ou II receive IO\ott3t1on to attend social affair ""rh .. ps to Rees M~ckey S36-0553 , .... ,ll•ltl~l·llta .. I Che1sAICHeiHngSpec1a1 1 Thank-You' 963·"!114 77r2132(714I 772-1021 t I G I I · ""' " O • N A ii bl A h I .. 1 I •• • 157 1 w Katena. An•halm rave . emint pays ro c , peRIROS OW V8 8 e SP a Hepatr-pr., ng Ota Comm/restd 1-23"5 1 Hour Serv/Matnt S30 RAINBOW PAINTING SCORPIO ("'-1 , • N , I) M f be , a ap1 compie11-heavy roller 492-8827 •459:>63 0 I f' · -'"' ·-'-O\. .. any o your st qualtt1es surge to Joe 545.4269 7aln·9pm BATHROOM & KITCHEN ualtty " our poltcy " ••J• forefront -members of opposttr SClt w1n be attracted you'll be e . I .flEMOOE:l.ING FT .. est • I 650-6646.JEFF Lie 86ii l!M)P!Po .. ,.,~u~.s-r-a·co-v"'i111£-n~-1 popular, uu couldalsomalcevnluable contact.Focus on~c~ntv.fong-• -A,R-ROtJTES PAnEHOllOllnl Lte•296681 587-3049 L•~•L•c•J••t AAA PAINTING tntlE•t pairs hot tar ttte,rock. range prospects. ~nother orp1o plays role. • T'\ All type• designs & c01or1 C 1 -ti -• awacart LOWEST posStble price wood, free est 750·6586 SAGl'.f'T ARI US (Nov 22-Dcc 21 )· Jnqu1nes that were prcVlOUf lY I Call 6"6-2 t 13 tor eat Oii rac H Tll lllH SOHE W Step Service 6G2·3235 BES r ROOF REPAIR igno red wi ll. now be answered You'll gain valuable informatton. your Earn Extra Ca•h Removeaspha1tdr1vew1ys A laU•i•t Lawn-Tree-Shrub Install a ·LASOOW PAINTING CAN BEAT ANY BlO BY op1n1ons ~111 be sought Focu\ alw on vistlS. tnps. relatives love For De/Ivery Of Thi• Paper rep11c e wt concrete P•tnt-tanclnQ·m•sonary-Tree Trim 11nd Removal 1nt1Ext 30 Y" exper 50% 722-7537 relat1onsh1p. . I brick/block wk 539-0345 patlOS·llOOrlng-remodel-Lawn Mtun & Rototllllng ref's 642-5214 I .. l' ;a.ail-,, CAPRICORN Dec ., ' Mlk~ & Greg, 5'4·6605 Sprinkler Install Repair •• \... ta t Ill ,.... •• ( ..... Jan 19) MaJo r domestic adjustment Specialize •n drtV9Way• -Free asttmates 548-6065 HOMEO"l"ER EXPERTS afTectshfe~1ylc.pe~nalenv1ronmen1andcould havcmuch to dowith 1 HUNTINGTON BEACH patio. wetks. block wall. Dtat1tic ltf'rlct1 1nt1Ext Ac.,,us ce111ngs closercl111vc. You lllocatcan1clethathadhcenlos1.mm1ngorsto lcn FOUNTAIN VALLEY br1ckworke1c 952-9352 Prof Cp1w\1lhou ... ltyour C&B LAWNSERVICE Llc•288597 \ 631 ·9295 PllltOIYlll·llelll Taurus ~l•t:.tnramount role A t •---1 home 0.Stres 1·3 mo·s Mow..cige 1w1Ce mo 120· ..,. Compt11te remodellno a t n'n1CH Rell n-amkra. 640-0368 S2S 645-5737. 548-5722 IN1 /EXT cu Yt'llrt Exper Oua111y work Aeaaonab AQ A . S,(Jan 20-~eb l8)'lt1s almost 1mpossiblcfor youto I INDEPENDENT Cu11om Xutotmp0<t s;;:; _ · · AverageA°'-'"S29 • 7569088 lose. Populanty increases. ~d~cnt ts on ta~et and you h•v-luck tn BMW·MBZ·Audt·J ..... ferr 0..11 fSHIKAWA LANDSCAPE Exter1or Stucco $t30· -~ f I .. ... -· I Sod Cle1n-up1 Ma1n1 material• 642-0442 w· ••• Cit• l matte!" O specu atton tne lerms, rca 1ze you need not be All part• avt 899·23!9 Entry l Franctt Boore Sprlnkter1 etc 850·414 7 -' •• • •t int1m1d3ted. Pisces fiaures prominently, Deliver 1 day a week . No • Sy Norman The Ooorm•n -PAINTER NEEDS ORK' I Are Your WlndOWI Cleant PISCES (F~b. I 9 ·March 20): What had been nebulous become~ an la1l1t11 Semen Oak & Fir 857-000R TIEEI in11E•t ce111ng1. refln :ab IB•lbOa Window WHttlng actuality. Youll .be compltmcnted, flattered by associates And i collecting, n o sollclttng . Acu1Type WordProoess-El ri-1 Topl*f/rtmovl<I Cla•n-1<26l yruxp .workgulf 803BalboaBlll7).4135 members of opposite sex. Secret mcetina takts plac~. vou'll .,,.1n acct~s M t h d d bl mg we do manu1erip11 "' Cl up new I•~·" 7$1 ·3H6 Oav 11 Painung 96" 383 7 I - to confidenttal data. C1pncom pl&)'S role. . -us ave epen a e car. m1111ng lilt etc_786·3330 DON'S tleefAic Prof GerdtnlnQ Service. I QUALITY PAINT ING l II IF ~ECEMBER U IS YOUR BJl\THDAV you are charming, trUCk Or Station W8QOn and ComputlteBookleee>tng& "92•5958 S.rvlQe~lll. Rnid'l,comm'I manyrefa Low w inter A•IH· Free ToPlari'vour d1pto mat1c. drawn to ~~cans. have unusual sm11ng or ~pcak1na voice. ra111·S8A loan-payroll dr'f9' ou~let• ate. bended 896 oe22. 24 hra JoM I estimates John 722·0707 1\ . t'llSI Kf'4'ull You have n1tural ab1hty to teach, you actually learn by impart.in~ insurance Guy 780-t008 NEW/REPAIR Ovettty No Tree/TrTm1c1 .. nup comp Ouellty & Reu Prtce1 ' Serv1r tt Dirf'rtorv knowledae Y ou learned a lo t lh1,ycar. ~ou tn1v .. lcd. you ... adc unusu.a ORR BKKPO se~v SPec. 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"'"' 1<1 • • •• USED CARS & TRUCKS FORO Mustang 79 Bleck ~2-2pm &6·7pm ,lalktlalaa• llH C11t1llt11 1124 ~!1c'~~7eS3~s~S7~~ LHtllACllMW PORSCHE 74 1111 iecs I COME INOACALLFOR ~~!' ::!'4~8/:101 ~st 0£Nl!ll~L MAINT Speak CHRlSTMAS 800Tid0t I I VOLUME SALES new e•'O under s 10 ooo flllt_ &PPl~IUl f/1111. older. hours flex Crat11 & FHhlon 1MOVING SALE SAT ONLY •rrti11 '"41 IOIS SERVICE & LEASING Wl\dyS a' 6 957 3900 LILL lf()tJSEKEEPER FIT, exp I ceuo r111 d 11co:~; I Houseful! of furn, refrlg, 20oa auto shot un New 3670 N Cherry Ave LONG I c•1n1Ln FOH 111 hlOHH $Pk Engl MidnlgM lhlfl I prices Sal/Sun lO·S 213 tools 288A Veluco, S tSO obo 673.i21 t BEACH RABBIT Conven 62 whl. t82 t 1 BEACH BLVD V-8 auto air pis Ult cliftrenllal Topaz Alie 675-060 i I Mesa del Mar S-'6·2557 ~ I No Cherry eiut .. 051 tmmec. All. mags. stereo HUNT tNGTON BEACH cruise amffm stereo. cooit E•P· Sp & read I _ •~ON-PROFIT ORG * Complete So!olleK Ma· (714)1H·lll0 I cass. $7995tobo. day• 14l·I01li 141-JU1 wue caps completely Engl FIT. 496-880~ iCtttH ••I Mar 6122 jAUMMAGE SALE Sat 9.4 chine ' sthip board, lk. Ttede·lna Welcome 642 8870 ev 1161-9548 CHEVY '69 El C1m1no •Int O• •o ins1d11 & out -1Pat1o ·safa §11 9.2 Bar 580 Plumer West C M newS350 780-04eaatt6 OPEN SEVEN DAYS 1TOYOTA 74 Corona runs cond newtlras&brakes tH822891 11o4MED PIT POSITIONS stools. misc lurn. TV, pie-I Btwn Park & Anahetm 'Welder welghll wl bench gd S4SO 662·2392 s l487 CALL s45.2014 UHi A Ms. wlll train Students lures. de1k chr. etc 481 Sat 9.~ 427 p 1 1 New $150 645-7381 TOYOTA '84 Corolla SAS a OK Must relate wllh Morninn Can 0 Rd C r nee on, CH EVY 83 Camaro eo le Call aves & • Y n ollege Park 5~·42SO Wtl suit lad custom wlhel. &Q~D silver 5 spd 1mmac Sac· tmmac Black s spd T. !.n~s 63t-0262 Sat 10·4 427 Hazel Drive B.ar stools, bdrm turn, bis New Cost $475. grt ~-.Ji r1t1ce S7400 A97·3054 root CIC Tit wh AIC _ _ -Glassware fl ltchen 14 sailbo11. etc present S250 675·4059 TOYOTA 84 Landcrutser AMI FM stereo $6900 Otc v llSIUIOI ~ems. er.est ol drwrS ,The SALE yau waited tor TV SltrM lltctrHiCI llLD .... , while great cond1t1on I S<l7 4 1S3. hm 546-094S l••l.o M"'9 'l40 OT.Ill Ste ad un«Mr Secretary ots of grea1 1unk t>elore Chr1a1mas1 Large ' ' Make offer• 495-5677 Hf'twp<>ft Beech Lite & SAT II·• Elec ad1us1 choice 01 every1h1ng IOIO LIAl•I CIEYY HRmt '1 1 FHI UllH P /I '13 ~111th . Broker (7 14) bed misc rurn & lamps 229 S1erks, Fr/SIS 9.4 KL N V A lg TOYOTA LEASllHi 4 speed air wneei COYef'S , speed air AMI FM som coum VOLISiAGEI Thank You for makinc us 6"'6·9003 Lots or bric·a·brack . Screen TV 2 pc Iron! pro Al'#9y9 • trem.ndout ttend our tease seminar casHtte I stereo casset~ --IUllOlllST 601 Poppy Ave at 41h St B•at. ltac~ 6140 jec;uon wlecreen, remote Mlectlon of nft & and rec1eve a lree ILtc• ICUX9001 fLIC• 2C20786J I u s A •/cueniete for Newport YARD SALE Sat/Sun 10.1 S FAM1(v.16002 Melody ~g~~Ofs~:0°:~~~~~~6 ~•t•fully prepared E~~~bl!bC:'tie:!~u':'n tStk• 33 1t) Stk= 38221 IN eea0t1. Coast Hwy Salon We nave everything al Ecfinger Clothes Furn. ~ BMW'I In our office neor South 12111 -FIRM I 14111 • • • Call 01or1a 645-6170 Come see Ra1n or Snine Truck Parts Team Unit. Ptoneer home rec1ever & lg Jl oek. • Coils! Plaza • HI'\ :rnylNG HARDER - -' •336POPPY AVE CdM Toys Books Sa11Sun8·3 spkrsS17S 96A·20t7 (Aprx 1 hr l "nu II\ 11~!'0!a~!.~w!'1!111 C•1t1 Nna 6124 lniae 6144 Traa1rrtaliH ~!.,= :: ::~ All·SAYHS LHH TQ.8£ #l train you on lhe com-jAppltances 1ools ofc purchase your BMW. ll4 /432·1Hl SALES putemed Tele• machine IC • • & Compaq computer 11 C SWAP Mln I equip, paintings. camera a.1t1 Gtatral 7011 ~ ~ YW HSllH WH '11 o;Jll1ourb1ll tg1r101ticelEvery Sundey Orange1GoodStulf Sal/Sun 9•3 ' ~·~ 4 spied. wheel covers ~/good star11ng salary &I Coas1 College Fa1rv1ew & t University Park VIiiage t OllllSTMU PAUIEI ..wnroot. casMlte CHEVY • SERVICE company benefits Incl Adams, Costa Mesa Ad· B·Rockrose way Irvine •NEWPORT HARBOR• {~ ILtC" 1CNNG901 classic wagon Loaded wllh power equip. Dental Call 662·3'400 I m1ss1on & Parking FREE 36' Yacht w/bar Incl Skip· 20IW. 1tt,..,._Ane ($1k" 2894) AMIFM 2 1one pain1 men! lealher interior PARTS _ _ _ Spaces S tO 432·S880 PRE·MOVING SALE per Up to 1s People CL08IO~VS S2ttl elec seats. S2 950 Call llLZs7s1 $ 16 995 Dir • ADVERTISING ' Retrlg, Furn· Bdrm. chair. Reasrates 631·5252 642·4321 Ask tor Don s4o.s630 CHRISTMAS BOUTIQUE ~~~~ ~~::: :1~~ & s~~~~~ ••• ., ..... 7012 BMW '83 320!. absoutely Willtams LllCOLI '14 llH VII I • LEASING ARTIST Honiecratted gifts & Or· room' food processor 20' SKIPJACK Bl I fla wless! S 11 , 7SO FORD 6S Mus1ang, AIC naments Sat 9·? 307 & . • • min SS2·0428 AIT blk '"'· !lupe,r cond jLOaded wi pwr equip I Growing dally newspaper 309 Mesa Or 011 Irvine Av ~~:':~0~~1i~~n~~~3e~~s1 s~~dJ~~~O:s3'.~'1'6oVHF $2800 OBO 671-0727 I ~~g-~~~o t 1KBR~5) Dir I LARGEST INnNTORY on tM Orenge Coast Om table, slus. lawn-Must sell by 12· IS I CEUCA GT 1984 loaded. we BUY CLEAN ON THE "'EST COAST needs 1meglnehve pro· mower spreader misc Call Jim 733·2011 1 32 HUNTER CLASSIC ~:;:e;~.=~~~~So~~sl I LOW MILEAGE " e1uc11ve layout 11rtlst who Sa1 Only 8-4 Near Mesa L 6 I Rebulll motor S9800 •VOLVO '69 1425 rebl1 j DOMESTIC & IMPORT EVERY MOOEl I COlOI undersrandsmerchandls· Or iEloen 120.c Lisa Ln ..... ltac~ 14 17141996·6716 Custom Auto motor. cleanest 1n CA• CARS TRUCKS & VANS 1ng, to design advertising Merr CHRISTMAS T S11 AM N.ov 9 IBM type· Sail ... ti 7014 Loaoe<l 100 mucn 10 1ts1• lo< a variety ot clients Y oys. writer, 7 sota. stereo & Imports $2600 OBO 543 8874 Our discriminating mar clothing Jewelry kttc china cabinet walker etc 1985 LASER 28 ket demands quahty and items No1h1ng over S 10 637 Ramona '4g4•17j 8 DEMO/BEST BUY BUY YOUR CAR DIRECT !VOLVO 80 OL 4 cyl 4 d1 style 744 W James S1 Corner ---_' ~ Mon-Fri 650·3080 FROM EUROPE ANO snrl a c runs 9rPal Newpaper product ton of James & Wallace 9.1 lt!J!ft ltacll 6169 SAVE MONEY• I $4700 675-9565 knowledge helpful Ab1ft. Mov1nn Company having Sun 121 tS Furn, h••"ld Corsatre Sabot 89 lO xtra EPA • DOT Federauzatton S7 B M CALL TODAY ~l (714) 842-2000 • ....,, leeboards & rudders (l l .1) II 1 f&lf VW ug us1 sell ov ry to work under dead· furniture sale Salurday items rabbit cages & s 13SO A wonner ror " • u 12 16 Xln1 oepeno Iran~ lines a must Prior news-t306 Logan Ave t blk. much more• 1364 Hamp. Christmas• 673·S224 DATSUN 196S Classic $3500 obo 83 I 1990 paper expertence an ad· 1 So ot Baker snore Back Bay area S700 flSOOI hrdtp convertlble vw 69 snrt am Im c~s· vantage Post11on 11 part Hobte 14 w/lrlr u , ume good benefits 1 MOVING E•erc1se btke. jSUN Anllques 011hes Con1731·7 17 t 67S-6360 good cono low miles new crp1 Great cono salary $8 p/hr lnqumes! storage shed mower Furn much misc Quahly S , 11_ • new ruDber 898-646 1 S 1450 obo 546·3440 and resumes to Steve 1 edger oesk much misc only 279 Havertleld '"lCt, ~•1••••1.1. DATSUN 73 240Z 4 spd vw 69 Bug exll body nos Hough Art 01rec1or. 300 Flower Sa1/Sun 10·4 Cati ltrst -7s9•3s57 I S•1tliH 7v20 coco brown all original pa1n1 minor eng work 1>u1 1 Oa11y Piiot. P 0 Box 9 8 M~CUAY OU1board slot mags concoro 1 runs go S 1400obo L 1nn~ 1560 Costa Mesa, Ca1 Arrliaact1 6011 Mi1cel1HffH 6015 tO hrs on eng clean. lk stereo Very good con· 840-4477 or 842 1821 92626 I new $67S. 644 S793 d111on $2 800 D .. 1e 1vw 70 B 1 L • *SALE! SALU* 960 2639 us OO•S" runs I IRAll IPflllli Christmas Parade • good $ 1500 Sat Sun or OUIHOIAST HILT PILOT ij3() W811 Bay St Costa Mesa. CA 92627 Refrigerators $!29& Up COISlllMEITCITY •ueneretor Ren1ats• DATSUN 76 B210. new wl\oybel 2 540·5S95 I Washers $99& Up ID HILL 'S GENERATOR ctu1cn eng runs grea1 I Dryers gasielec S99 a Up 1scount prices New & I T · vw 71 Bug m1cnel1n 1tres Stoves $99 & u Recycled Wicker. Jew· SYSTEMS •res. body int gd Call BI au Pun k ' am I t m . C P elry CIO!hlng & An· 1S7 1 Placenlla Ave Nwpl alter 6pm 957-6983 1 $1 .. 75 613 6874 · omple1e Line or Home I · B 6 6 83 I s ereo " • PlSTllP Pfllll Furnist11ngs tiques 14S E 19lh St ch 4 •44 Wknds DATSUN 17 280Z 2 • 2 nu 5 Dau p/IOlk, including Sat ALL APPLIANCES I Cos1a Mesa (ne•t to E-Z only 7141675-0740 1ires1or~s lo m1 ~ery vw 72 Bug gooo cono ' A 1 PEN F II ~ In Liquori Open Mon-Sal SI' /D ._ /St clean s3soo obo e•tras S2500 CALL Wilt train PP y • u J wUlrHtHd 9am-6pm 646· tS69 ••• Ohl Ofltt 380-941 4 770-1272 171 41786·649, ~:;~~E~Mt5SO Placen hctllHt CHditiH SCRAM LETS I 70221 vw 77 BUG stored since · UNIQUE FURNI TURE • Balboa Is S1de-11e tor 1a· OELOAEAN 81 1 ownr 10 nPw must <;!!II mal\e OOHE 111 OMll 11024" Auto air condo pts am Im s•e•eo custom !rim Low m1IPS I 18CA697t SHH ~ ~ I "'"' M-. ">441 II tJI WE WAIT TOUR CLEAi USED OHi See Veno dos Santos THEODORE ROBINS FORD 1060 HAHOA lllVO COSTA MlSA t>Al ·OOIO Loaded "" owr equipment AM FM StPreo tape lacy spolce 1ype ... rieets and much more llLWSS721 S 16 995 Dir S40-5030 llEllCHY M&RtltS w1101 •13 Auto air PS PB and more 11GTW5631 S699S Dir 540-5630 OLDS 81 Cutlass Suprm D1c:c1 11ell C3re<l lor mov 1ng S279S 67S 7068 10LOSMOBILE Cu11ass 1975 tor sale Good run ning conclo11or $500 Call I eves S36-6739 PL VMOUTH Arrow 1976 one owner tow m1IPS new 11•PS P•C cond S 1 000 848-0934 or 842-6428 Pm CHTIOL TfCM I 1947 S Main S1 I boat E·Z access 10 open m1 stored 2 yrs au ottg oiler 640-4255 lloyo Pest Control needs I Santa Ana I ANSWERS waler sao mo 8S4 9779 bes1 oller 884-6276 Dy vw 75 BUG Xlnt cono fORO 1 c roule technician We Blwn Edinger & Warner on Evefwknd S24·2061 4 eprr new M Main 51 See Ille Bear• I Brawny. Penny SUPS Available 2S & 30 new c1u1cn pa1n1 6 n1 tua~e~ & water pump PlflOm FIRT 'll 1rain us! have OOOd Wormy . COidiy 3333 w Coast H19hway FIAT 76 131 new brakes Run:. great S2 000 obo A C.. Needs valve 100 v _8 Ottvrng record Calt Mr 551-1220 I MEADOW Newport Sch 9.5 Mon·Fri oattery 1gni11on S1e«!O 67J·5028 atter 8pm $950 080 841 2319 auro radio Taylor 8am-12noon Oppn 10 6 Sun 12·5 1 Runs great $1375 obo L·C--asozs, 979-6021 A c•usty farmer was show· Mi1c. T rHIJOrtati oa 673·6211 Aatos Doaeal ic 9200 FORD 74 Mustang 11 blue •Stk = 39~9 F1ee s1anoing Ju gas 1119 u" d ""'all IJ•tl\.tt or 6 eng 74K m 0 ne Slit& PIUITlll ranne oven broiler wolh land Whal a place for a HONDA 77 C1v1c 4 spd CAD 79 FLEETWOOD " 1 w r g ., u I io~ded A 1 cond S 1900 548· 1232 eves Camera/Plateroom ASSIS micro above WMe wl bll\ I house gasped my wile .. ettrCJC ti/ runs .t1lnl $975 770-0771 u 1ant. Knowledge ol ver · glass Ava11 Cnris1mas•1 The farmer responded kMle 1 1011 • $4 :WO 722 8482 FORD 74 Pinto 4 spd Stat 11ca1 camera and PMT' $495 675·6896 'It s a t>eller place for a r H ONDA 8 I t SOOOX 9300 'WQn ~Cl · ,no $400 F.rm process helpful Will MEADOW 1 ·50 VESPA P200 redtbtk While ciean $3SOO OBO Aa tos Doaeatic 16J 1 .i.369 .,. 559 40 14 w tre10 Monday 1PM to SP· ~:;w:~~r&S ~~·~t6!~~~88:8 1s1nke zone Pm Ball Ma· ~~~1 = 7;3'~g;87 5789 Kathryn 548•0560 .AMC -4 ~~~1 6 cvi 1 1 FORD -5 Future 2dr l'trd1p 1 THI ODORE ROBINS FORD SOUTH coum ISUZU "Wl WILL NOT II UNDHSOLD" WE HAVE 4x4 ITATDmWl'OI' AaANDOIF•NT Of' UM OI' "ICnf~ euuelU NAMC The IOllowt"O OW•O"• "-... •btlndoned ,,... '* 01 111• ,lc;tlflOU9 8ulll\•U ~ TAff OfStGNS 24b RoN l.n Cotta 1\4... c.tot 82'27 Tiie FK14h0\>I 8'.llln.w NMT11r-1wred 10 abOYe we1 tiled II' o.anoe Co\lnty °'' sec11em1>e1 '3 1980 HLl. 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Tues 11AM chine comp reburbished MAZDA 79 good con· owner mi • n1 cream .,. bucket sis air 10 approx _ 7PM Thurs IFaraihare 6014 S250 540.0949 81 YAMAHA •50 2 new d111on e~tras $2600 cono S•OOO "46-0l 16 .,c ~P wn~1sw6~Cl,Y'~R~u:r.n~s~'.:==~=~~~~~~Jll4~~I~ :l~---+~;:..r:....,,;:r-~-..,~;-:-:7':;._------. · 10na1 ~ ores a1TTune up goo~ Ci'ltt 646-4196 CADILLAC 80 CouOt" Cle gr .. iil 57100 494 0301 PO oen1x 1060 HAHOtl llVO COSTA MISA Ml-0010 App1, PENNYSAVER llUYFURMITURE WANTED Typewriter cond $700 979·6646 MA ZDA 79 RX l Ville Pium Or•g )wroer r>oor 1om 9dcond A11 166tl Placentia Ave C M LES 957 8133 I table sturdy Sesl hours 00 q60 36 FORD FAIRllOIT '80 AM F-t,,.~ Cd:.:. t andau · 10 call 7 30-8am al1er 5 83 HONDA 185$ ATC wl'tllbrown 5 spa snrl SSO 4 4 A ,•n t•1M air cono111on 10c $28'>0 r a116J1-J19f' ltOITl lllYER jBEAUT anltque dentist j 842·9239 1 THREE WHEELER immac S4200 497• 1767 " 1 ,..,,,.,.1 ,.0 ..,,., 5 Produce. pert lime with full I oak Ille cabinet SSOO 1C 6011 , $4SO 01>0 733·2299 MBZ 64 230SL new eng NABERS , ,, , >t I as-;e11e lime oppty Co benet11s Modern t1tP oak dining rm I ompaten 14 Wit l D • /J Beaut classic European 4 tic 002ZEU 5814ty Early AM t1tl 1ate I lbl•6 Cllf Orig S~OOG Applelttrl?8K,? drrves. j ee rave .. ,. ' spd bolfl tops 548·266_ CADILLAC 1St~ 109S1 morns Family person Priced $400 Sewing monitor modem CPIM I 90301.. $3111 pref 557. 1358 1 mach a table $4S MOV·, printer $149S 6S2·366 t° CHEVY ·as Blazer s spd >MBZ '80 280SE 10 mi LARGEST SELEC rtON , -ING SALE 661 7754 r 1 · snow room condmon ol latP model iow m11eage Sto'Y-IUL HT&Tf !Free to Yoa 60221 air Tanoe pkg loaded $17 250 Form 495-5677 Cadillacs on Orange I Broyhill dining se1 6 uphol I $12 350 777-31 \.5 msg Realtor seeks SELF caneback Ca1hedra1 chrs AKC Yellow Lab. 4 yr old B Z 8 2 SOO SE L Counl)' See us todBv' I small office Send re· 1 Snots papers 6•S·0515 I CMEROIH m1 must sell' Only surne • salary require Med11 style col lbl & 2 end $2S 000 6S0· 118S 2600 Harbor Blvd THEODORE ROBINS FOID 1060 HAAIO R llLVO COSTA MISA t>Al · 0010 ,O•TIAC FIHllRD 'II V 8 i1U10 '3dt0 rLJc-W'XMZ981 $1115 THI ODOR I ROBINS FORD 106-0 HARllOA llLYO COSTA MISA 6Al · 0010 ST ARTER to manage s2oo T1>le lree• 67s.6895 I mate great family dog I IEW 'II JEEP blk•gray all releases lo 540-1860 I mentsto TheOallyPll01 1blstglass1ops$100 2twn Fem German Shep It comes with pi s bucket COSTA MESA Ad <t137 PO Box 1S60 1 1 bdscomp1 $100 240-7433 purebred l'1yrs spayeo seats and radial !Ires MBZ 83 380 SEL Clean ...-----------------------------. Costa Mesa CA 92626 SS2·3S02 all 6pm 1Ser ~29001 grey on palam1no assum TODAY Is ' Moving Company hav1n9 I Hiit 1se $2500 sec oep 32 SHYICf TICMllCll• furniture sale Saturday Loves kids nds gd hm "2 ORANGE COAST mos 1ef1 40K m1 Call Bill ~usthaveg09<2dr1vmg re· 1306 Logan Ave I nlk btack Cockerpup appr• Jeep Renault 85t·8224 or646-2927 CROSSWORD PUZZLE cord and valid CA hcense So ot Baker 10 mos old SS7• 1748 2524 Harbor Costa Mesa MBZ 83 380 SL Creme lns1a11a11on & service of Solid cnerry Frencn Prov Jewelry /Fara/ Art 541-1023 Call 17 141 4 76-1144 ser electronic garage dOOf d•ne set 6 chrs beige & 6025 Trac._1 9035 -OS2 17 openers Benefits Will gray S600 760·6089 • 1~:~~~~~~=~~!"Av C M Wtrbd $4SO drssr S7S C~Tl~~n:'A~~~ ~~es PLYMOUTH Arrow 1982 ~~; 8~8~~i.~7~~k111~~1! ACAOSS - -Solabd Ibis S57S Dys $2400 sell for $1200 obo p.ckvp long bed $3,500 I -023 IS S• lflP I 831 ·6636 El(! 2338 C7 141645·34S7 Tom Call 642·4321 Ask for ser - Need peoplfl to wesh , I Don Wllllams MERCEDES BENZ 67 sand, prepare lurntture 1M11ctlllaffal 6015 CASH FOR YOUR 11 CHEVY 69 El Camino xln1 230 must se111 Good lor painting 2nd shll1 I $100 LOTTERY TICKET I COST~~5-~~~ELRY cond new ttres & brakes cond s35oo 8S4·8867 star1 $4/Hr 7<&-01 Slater game Ill. sell tor S 1487 CALL 545·~0" ~ Ave, Huntington Beach I S 1500 obo 642·4S28 j DIAMOND CUTTER Will I CLASSIC SO Ch p ck 1 TIW THCI HIYH *WOVEN Wood Bllnds ~~I~ Di~~~nd csa~~;ec~~~ i up New pa1n/'~hl~ & NB IC M area. exper many co1ors/s1zes. most cheaper' Call Henry ltres Good c.ond Only piet Must have good priced 01 SS 347 Monte 99, .4828 24 hrs I $2500 S40·8683 M RV 642-4930 I Viste C M S48·6317 'Ford 74 Ranger PU "1upa1 TRUCK DRIVER with OMV •COMPUTH * TllE ART OF HTE cab a camper shell Pflnlou1 WAREHOUSE SllfWALI SAU LARGE SELECTION OF S 1199 obo 842 6079 and COUNTER HE°LP 20 TO II'-llSOOllT I g~l~~~~ L & S~~cfN~~ TOYOTA 1980 pickup 1,I Hanks Electric Supplys Systems software. sup· SCULPTURES AT COM-I ton long bed S3 100 Call 646·7777 phes. Modems & Prtn1ers ' PETITIVE PRICESI CALL I 642-4321 Ask ror Don, WASH PERSON tor tteet FHE SlfTWAH FOR INFO & A PRICE Wilhams or private vef'llCles PI T & Sol. Dec t .. lh 10•3.pm QUOTE BEFORE YOU Vall 9040 *Ill •71 450 SL* Rea pal Xlnt care low m1 Service records avail 1 year warranty (0491431 Lease or buy $21,HI JllSUMllS llNITS FIT pos1tlon1 avellable PURC HASEll MI KE Call 9-5. 26t-0746 Sun Dec ISlh I0-3pm CLU FF ER TE $ 66 Ford Econo van. rebll 1001 Quall SI · NB Republic Business Sys· AUTHORIZED FINE t\RT en~ nu pe1n1 Musi sell 833·9300 E • ..11 .. 1 t Wa tH 1ems 3413 W MacArthur S8 s 6 5 7 08 .. ,_ a a Blvd S A 979_7511 REPRESENTATIVE FOR obo 4 4 MGA S6 $Hong runner SSlS 1 THE N ew p ~.RT & 71 'iMC Velue Van (S1epl Almost 10tally rest or~ "c~H'l!R'!'llJ§"'t""1A'!"N-.. C""H""iL'"IOC ... A~R·e 136 Rd Sotld Oak Parquet HARBOR AAEA Runs good LOOkS OK $2200 call SS7-362, n9llSeO fOI' C M ctiurch Game& T~bl~I w~4 mtchg 11-1-1411 S 1250 S48-0763 MGB 67 Conv w nrd I~ Sun only. exp 786-9459 :,' wtm11~ 12 nt~~Ya:::: Lucien Piccard quartz 14K I ·18 DODGE Van 1uns •Int new •ad•als am Im RECENT computer teen j $395 ea N;c;k 65().8088 nugget band/case., mus1 selll A T St200 S550·obo 960-918• scnoot graduate 9"119 BA IA CORIN THIAN I diamonds Appr~Hd ObO 846·323S llSSAI LUSlll!! employment A S H 1 S3.349 Firm $2500 • _ _ 1h1p 10 sell 642·6263 _ base a/c cp1 panelled Auend our fflase semina1 l ~rut! \l1'>f 6 Poomo 10 Recorll 14 Oclugnlt'• I C<10mu~ 15 Swan ~il"u lb C.enp5,~ no me 1' J:::l~onv11111,n 11! 01stan, •• m~dsur•• '" fnteer•I•• ,•(I 8Pt1lll., 2 ~ rr11nq 1 , 1 )J Oclfl(P ,,,., 24 Elve~ 26 E•CI lm ol '9 Muc~ 10 SQuclO JI Wt'.tP<"I• JJ E$1eo>m P Rao10 r "' 18 Como.1" ,.., 40 A,r~ ,~·l l•• .. I Ot!r>3!f0 4 \ n '\~ t "" "no ,, I ,.· 4~ P311a, 47 Conou,"..: 48 C "'PO' t • ~· ~O'i~t'I' ~ff, E •'r )nt~. 'f:,,,.,,,..., • r, C.,•Ollt't bO D·~COl"t mtn,..rJI tt:'.' Nour1 ~rhl "'1 hJ Ga\ t'"' t.4 01 ..... , .... ,, I\ .,r,., ..... DOWN Degree 8'47·8432 I YACHT CLUB Member1 I 673-2674 Ive meg' FORD 1974 Long wheel-1 hntra. Me•lma. a 300Zl Mtrtua•iH COMP ETE B b1e t I ORANGE COUNTY i CB, cass. apkrs new and recteve a tree ___ _. ______ I elude~ To!~ :!u.6;~i IHICIUEOTHtl rsdlals S•soo 848 33l2 por1able m1n1 vacuum ~,-J--'~-i--+--+-- A•t\pn IOlO furniture. spa peo1, * SNOW * • Aali•at.I , w11h credll approval }i~-;iiii;;mift~ltt;:.f.~Dr~•am ~Su Vt -t ..,.. -...5• Le.trn a~ut 1~aS1n~ m llTllll llTtft aiily -salon, 1 on 1 ~ ~,.._ 7ln CM office f\&ar Sou1h firl & Set 10-3pm Boutique. 7 BarCJies, 5 110. 14/11: Ir l ·I Claaslc ·65 Mu1t1ng AtC. Coast Plaza 2607 HarbOr View Or. CdM male BarblH, nf. abun· Featuring wupon1 of all AI T blk 1n1. SUP9f cond taPr• 1 hr I Houee lull ot Victorian (& denoe ot clot,,., All in eras Swords. coins. tine $2800 OBO 673-0727 lll·S&Ylll LWE earlier). Amettean & Eng· e11cenent conct1ton S 125 optlca. gunsmith on the FORD classic ,59 panel 11~/4J2-111l II~"' turn and bric-brae Call 9112·2883 I premises 0 C Falr·I tr ck clean s3500 Ev~hlflg QOM. lncldg I .t. ground, C M E.nte< at u 1 PEUGUOT 1982 604 QOOd Regine Cite Mull<: 8011 Crtblm•t. t:x1 P0<tacrlb gate 5 off Arlington 962• 838 eves condt11on muSI '4111 B 0 AIM Old boot!• S25 l2 h1k• S tO Alex ! JAGUAR Xt<E 71 tor 11a1.. Cnll alter 5pm 536-423 1 r.---dolls. Pr1J f wtv" 3rd Mt Pttl Aaiaal1 1141 Black bffutltul Low low r.:=======i 1---+--+---< 0:~1~L J~~~: ,L;~J'I 1700?;:••0 720-0509 j i heff 1Nd Xra ii lan m11e1S16000 8489040 31 AutMl'Uc ~6--0e78 IEnc:ycl las Newl\Jted Showhoraef Al11111ys MO TO 52 ,,.. toe> & CHICK ..,J-=.-t---r~t---< ---Wgal • Claltlcl, Jr Set & sound 8"t o"er (114) tires d cond S8500 MATCHINGeota.2cnaJrs. mlH.bO<*• 731-•sec> 780-1980or240·1174 , 011., 1.ncari~51-3e00 IVUJION noclNt. end lblel, llbrary I I -. I u 4 1 :!1~d=5;'!:,!.maJt pE~~R~~! 0,_ :~b.~~;:.~~ 7~ llitc. Vt~cln Hto '°:~He ngeWOOd S110 '' St95 1Mlll ... Pupe mile 8 i w,_. Xlt:Te<raln v. <.HtV"OlFl A~ MJ I , ore! Fr .. def lle8·808 I I -.ks Al<C shots MOO l'licie .,,..Pf\lbt0u:,:= H1e11 .. 1 O-ll1v flif]ff'[iiilES )OHN WAYNE Tenn11 Ndelovlngl'lfMl3&.9173 engS300 OBO • s.i..a s."'1H Les, os1 a138 I c 1ub M.,,,w.n1p ,.IPOOdtePvp• TllCU9• Aat11 laer1M llM CHIC.It • ._. I ~ 10 sroo. 834·620ll 1ToY Min 1350 s.t&-21'4& a-'ll ..-"'E'aanN J ~"°'' d•ff«~· I . .... -•• J .a.v llZ9. •Int cond ~an N 9 Tennla CIUb Famtty ••aiul la1tn ... t1 4 Clr ale 6 IPd snrf & o.iwsao..sX>O o5>-e194 MM\09'1t11P 1150 1nc1 ~s I much lftOtet very ctean1 • _,. transfer ,.. 758 IOe4 ~ ( tCNY l281 14~S Olf 0 1 f{lf~~vd111on I J gpc son:; Ml &\:ma &JV ~40·se30 '\rt~ 6•2 6758 P~~ ~:~0~11~: gdcond '300 s.t0-113t AUOI 82 4oooa mmec USC C-•H•v N.•--1 ..__ 673-etH · " cia.141f19d Ada.. y0u1 on.1 Talllet and ITIOl'e rrom 1~ guitert amp. ••11 red 2eOOO mt AIT, '''· HeYa eomerh•no to NII'> fi ' Sloe> lftOC>C>lno c.nter s 115 NICk 850·8088 1375 obO 673-121 t , .. , 16700 1.4~ 0788 I Clealftld • oo 11 ...,..1 I • .__~.____.~__. __ PREVIOUS PUZZLE SOl YEO 1986 P UP fRUCK ~· .... .,,.,... ' - '"Uft '1051 "II ull'l Cnunl 1 ' Pm r 54987 All NfW 86 I MARK . .. "' .. .. ,.._ . ~ . '8173 11216 ~Mh Count\ '!""'" 16987 BRAND NEW '85 IMPULSE .. • u . ,, . 'r~ •1200 1 ~,. -ulll Count\ Pncr •9997 IMPULSE TURBO READY FOi 0£LIVUY ' ' ,., i 1e ... [" AC>Oe<t • N•wton Al t~n.y al Lew 23276 South Pointe DI 204 LaQune . Hlllt. CA 926S3 Atl~n•y to• Pe1111ont1 Merd•n• --V- D••ter M .. t ,,. •· \t,.1 • .._ • • f • ''ft.'t ••• ~,... , ..... ... ~,. ..... PUBLIC NO TICl ST A T E M EN T ::>< WITHOAAWAl FROM PARTNERSHIP OPERATING UN0£R FICTITIOUS 8USIMESS NAME •-<1,t;. ·~' "'. ,..,,.._ ,.._ ,,_ ,,..,. l'lfot . .... " ............ , .... , .......... •lot 11..,.1~ , .... ,~ .. -· I,....._..,. !II <•II• 1• .--1.-, ... I ''"' ....................... ,_ .......... ... I•• ... ,,.,.. ....... , ..... \ I --:-"91-=;;;::IC;:..:,:MO:.:,TICl.=:.,_ I PUBl.IC NOTICf rtatC NOTICE 9T~ OI d-"t -Ill 1118$ '"·• l'11,•t1tU 11 con lfWISIT AO ENGIN!!R-'ICTfTIOUI IUltHlll I l II d 1 FIC:TITIOUI ~· IUMMOMI ~··~ °' I Thtt tlti.<Mnl ... fli.d l '212470i ducted by • gMttl l)ttt"9f ING ASSOCIAllES 1$500 NAMI ITAftMNT I~ he~· :' s'Of "'11• 0 NAM« ITATIMSNT (CITACION JUDICIAL) :..c:.llltCnnout 11r1th Ille County ci.11 ol Or· Pvl>lllhed' Orangt Coutl ah1p ¥\ocklietd 81110 . Ste 7C 1 The follow'"O P«90n1 tflt u:u:!t~Oll n:= Iii.ct Th• lollowing C*ton1 ar• NOTICE TO O!f"ENOA"4T l U Mo\11111 angt County °" No..,.m~ Da11yP001 Nov..,,l>efJO. O. 6rlan 8'.itl\t 1v1nt C•ltl 02718 doing but•net• u b J 5 in.$ doing buttneu u (Avtto a Acuaadol WflltOHt "-lie '°"::io. P•,..on• I ·~ 1985 c:.rnb« 7 14 2 I 1085 I Tl'llS llllelMOI .... hied Malcolm L•w•• ... lt)'t'OROA LINDA CIVIC y j~ne c~t'" 0. U• r IM REStAACH AS· A 80W£N •net fUOENIA ..-. ~ the UM of nsnn SI ·~ will'! u-. County cien. ol Of O(llllH/Eng1natrs Int LIOHt OPERA COMPANY J>9I , ur , ng• SOCIA TES 18021 Skypatk 80WE"N, .,,. wtl• anct 11n ~~ F1c1111ou1 8u11n .. 1 Publlt1'141d Orangt Co.at ang11 Count~ on Novaml>ef a11101n11 15600 Roc;kllaict A g s o c 1 A T 1 o N ~~i:::"!';~~~~u: Clrc:te J13A ll'v'"-C.itt pttton1 unt.nown ctttmtng AP~~T .. ~ILLA MIMOS A Oatty Piiot N0\1ft\Ot< 23 30, aun•tC ....,,.T,.,.c 22 1118~ 11ct St• 7C lf..ine C.111 (blNEWPORT 8E.ACH CIVIC peftonal •te>•tstntatlvt 10 92714 any ltQtl 01 equnani. 11gh1. ... ~NTS. 3623 w I o.c.moer 7 14 1985 ,._ nu JW. I ,.1CM 2718 ltGHl OPERA COMPANY h I UnlVlilHI l tlll Chutc:h lttle, Hiii•. ll•n or lnt•rNI :;-...,.~· Al'\an..m. Ctlll SA· 178 'ICTITIOUl IWllNlll Putlllshect 1)1111g1 COHI Wllll•m 1 AO & A.-o<:iat .. I ASSOCtA llON 1942 OM<· ==~~1 1 11 .. Ille o lh9 •30278 941 San LOftnlO In Ille p1op«ty detc;r1b9ct '" ...,.. I OJ•'Y P110I November 30 0.-!IC Mo 23<l7-50th 51 St park Pleet Ste 140 fl'ulf. T Ct Solen• BHCh Calll th• cotnplalnt •d~ff to Ttit flctlUoua lu11ntee NAMI l"TATIMNT C4'ml* 7 14 2 t t085 OUll Mo 83 t 10 'e ton CAlll 9283 t he P•UllOn rtqu .. lt 02075 ptamtill'I 1111•. or any cloud Name~ to tbOYoe wat Ml.IC NOTICE Tht 1°''°"'1"0 1>9'ton •:I .. ~ "'"I T1111 bu11ne111 II con-' r R •O 1 on•• R •P•r tor y •uthOllly 10 aominl•ltt the 11111 bu1tn•.. 11 con· on pt.inuff'I title, narMO .. ltf90 Ill Ot•• c°""l'Y on ctotng OV•ln.... 111-ic Mn'ftCC uCl-1 by l<Jjnt ~lure Th•••·• ltlC Ct lllornla Hlat• uno .. Iha lnct~n ducto<I by • corporatlOrl OO!S I ltlroogh )(, lnc.lullv• A.Pl'll ~ 1982 l'ILE NO flCTITIOUI 80,_ll I DA f UM CONST RUC l"UUL "" Malcolm lew11 P1•11dent I t9•2 O.Orparlo. Pleet St• Otnt Admlnlltr•ll0!1 of Ea-CR Richmond. Olrac:tor YOU ARE BEING SUED Ft&e17a I NAIMITATIMINT TION. 2230 N~ Blvct INfll Th11 stattme111 wu fllect t•O r 11 1on c:.a111 0763t tatHACt rni, 11aternon1 wu llled 8YP1.AINTIFF (AUd '-"'• A & M Pr009r11e1, 1547~ '"" following ,,.,.on 1• N~t ~:· •Ill 9~ffil "~r~~o~~A~:.NT tlh tne County C..,k ol f)r. thi~u :''""' .. 11 con· wtti =-~, C: 1'.;!n~~~io;' wtth tl'I• C0unty Cltfk of Or-dernandandot JOSEPHINE =1Ctlc·=•.,..92'"~9unllngton ct°A'l~'O~c~NSTRlJC·' Ptu:r-o.. N~~UlhNtwpol1 !!WI tollowing 1>9tt0n II ~~~9~rn•y on Novtrt1C.• 'tlUCll'd b~ d torp()li\llOpn t986 ., 9 30 AM I~ Oe9f. II~ Counl~ on Novem~ ANDERSON TOMLINSON. Thi•' ~j .... TION COMPANY 2085 Beach C•lll 9263t doing busmen 115 1 · f'lt2ID HO ... tlld T MllOQO r .. t No 3 Ill 700 Civic C«ttl< 15 1985 Executrix ol 11\41 El1•1t of OUClllCI by 1 ::,;H con· Charle A 1 Co•ta M... Thlt bu1lne•t 1s con OARTECH TECHNICAi Publlll\ed Orange CO.SI de~H 111 0 Ot•v• Wast. Santa Ant CA '~I M 1 ~~;g~ ~~ICE ttlll) pen111< Cehl 92627 ctueled l>y an lnJMduAI SSE~.VICES. 355 Plac;entlr '1D•lly Piiot Novem~r 23. 30. I ...,,llhh;~.·t·::;:~~1:,:·01 Or 9217F02YOU OBJECT 10 , .. _ o.':~0~\~~t~o~'i: 23~'. A~ou ._. ••. C.ALINDA" lhlt 11at 11-A JO" A Roades 2065 Chrle M41rll Spruth 111 0.C•mber 7 ,. 1985 I C '"' ,..._,. 7 ..... D'"YI ..-........ ""1111.,.*1._ with the Cov4tfl'\9"ty'1Ct .... "?k• 1 1 0""" '!A 1' Cost• Me... c a111 this 11ai.men1 wu 111ec 505 Newport Oeac:h SA· l lO •r~'"' ou5 nty on NOV..,._CM!t gr ntlng of tM P4tllll0n. ~ .,.,.,em1>9r t4. ,..,,. ,. •---.-,.. '"""" Cov ... 0 r 9a827 • with 1111 COUl'll.Y Clerk OI Or Caltl 92663 I '4 ...... tl'lould elthtl appear •• the SA· 181 ••.. '":r' .,. rou t• .... ~ 22.,. nty on Nowmt>et This busin .. s 11 con·j angt County on Novembe1, Oavtd A Rut<>I<> Jr 2233~1 '2t22.M hear1ng and state your Ob 'We• tteft ,..,... .. • ~~~=.._,. 0 C ductlld b> an lndtvlctual 22 1985 . C.em1n110 Escobedo L&gun• I PtllllC ft()TICE Publllh«I OrtOQt 2Co3 830$1 jeCtlOnt OI 1119 wr1Uen obj90-t ! .. ~·~--. Gelll wtll _ _, r1ng41 oui I A R f29311' 11111• Ca1t1 92653 D•1ly PllOI November • · Ilona with the court belore Ml.IC NOTICE " "--,...~~ OeilyPtlotNovember30 De-~~r .. tlll=I wu flted Publlthltd Orange Coasil Tht• butlneH ti con-1 f1CTITIOUS01WllNEll I 06Cember 7 "· l9ll5 Ille hea11ng Your IPPMf· I not..,.... JOU1 rOUt .,,... cemt>er 7 14 ai. l9~5 212 'w•ll'llheCounty Clerk olOr-0111yP1101November30 Ot Ouctedby an tndtVldual I NAMEITATl.MENT I SA·l57 anc;emay l)flnt)eft0n0tby FICTITIOUllUllMlll l :n;-.:~:u:•,:= •· ano~ County on November camber 7 14 21 1985 I OavtO A Rutolo Jr The lollow1rig peiaons are you1 ettorney NAMI ITATIJlllNT t ttM COUit t ._.., out ----------1 15 1985 Sa-2oi ThlS sta1emen1 WllS lllad lcto1ng buSln•SS.. IF YOU AAE A CREDllOR The following 1)9fl0n I• WM! 0 ' P\8.IC NOTICE F:zt2317 with this County Cieri. ol Or H & S PARTNERS 1637S nuD•JC unTICE or a con11rioen.1 cre<11101 of doing buttneu •• ~· do not "" p heel 0 c t •noe t.ounty °" November Bo1u Chtca, Huntington l"UU\. "" J tht deceaaed, you must Ille I I ) H o o K • u p rou your ar A TU.NT OF Datl~~·.~ot Nov:~~~ 23 °3~. PIJBllC NOTICE In 1985 Beach Calif 92649 FICTITIOUI IUllHESS your claim W11h the COUii OI I 2 ) M c c u l L 0 u G H I ~= o:.:"9: ;:~ AIANOONMINT Of Oecembe• 1 1• 1985 ,~, Bt1an Sas$0Unlan 6782 NAMI ITATIMENT pres.nt II 10 the person1I ENTERPRISES. 3210 Mon w ' l\d UN Of' ,ICmtOUS SA-175 FICTITIOUS IUllNEIS PubllSMO Orang• Coast Pre11cten1a Drive.. Hunl· 1 The following person "I re.presen111111e •POOinted by 11n1 Ave Costa Mffa, Calll ~"""· "':t!.!n .=; 8UllHEll NAME NAME IT A TIMENT I Da11y Piiot November 30. De· Ing Ion Beach, Coll! 92648 d DutloeN 15 the court w1lhtn lour mortlht 92828 tutrh91tte)' I I w the · The following persons The lolloW1ng person ~ camber 7. 14 21 198S Richard A Hartow. 1139? ~ T 1 MA TE p ER from the dete of ltrll II· JD McCullough, 3210 court' wam "t rom htY• ab.llllOOt\llld the use o1 PtllllC NOTICE doorig bUSlnest aa Sa-213 Jentry lane, Huntington j FOR MANCE 1835 Whittler I 'uance of lette1191 provided Montana Ave Costa Mesa, T~• .,. otfler liloget ,.... th• Flctltloua Bu11ness TrnRY POZNOFF AUTC I Beach, Calll 92647 1 Ava B 11 · Costa Mesa 1n Section 700 of the Caul 92626 ~.._You me wllftt Name, COMMONWEAL TH FICTITtOU8 eus1Nf81 PAINTING 121 lndustrl• P\8.IC NOTICE Meyer Kah1dav1 9861 I Calll 92627 Prob••• Code of CaUfornla Tht5 bu11naaa II con-:' o.u en aftorrte/ right 810 Orange Cont DAil. V PILOT I S1t1.1rdey. Oecember 14. 1985 =- Ptlll.IC NOTICE P\8.IC NOTICE PtllLIC NO TICE MllC HOTICC f'\8.IC "°JICE PtllllC "°HCE PtllllC NOTICE IOt1g1. 14 "tOCX>atds Pl I tm611 1tep lnddat. 3 ct t dtaotay rtell of k•)' Cl (approx 20 mttc: -ev ri mlK pel)4tr bu1tnt1 corcta and empty bollf' bO•H 01 m1.c blank ,. et t 16rgt plHtlC wl'llte Oocklt>Q 60 bollt ••to<-teo cotora 01 !loco 2 m•U!I b1r10-. t large w. •n 1tor11Q• cabinet Pvbhthed Orange C Oatly PllOI 0ecemh4tt 7 t985 la PIJBllC NOTICE f!CTITIOUI BUll .. 1 NAM .ITATWfltCtCl The totlowlnQ peraon~ dom9 bvtfness 111 Ct\er Boat Malnttnanc•. Sll'tto Tomu Coat• Mo CA 92627 Charlie 111d l.Or"9 Htlrn 261 8ento T orn.u. CA 12 Thia bu11na11 11 c du<:ttd by hUlbttlct lllld • Chari,. Herman This 1t1lemtnt wet I with the County Cltfk of ange Coun1y on Novem 12 198S ,.., Publlat1td Orange Cc Dally P1tot Noveml>er23, ond Dec'mb9r 7, and 1985 S· MOTOR INN, 8550 Com· NAME STAT1MINT Way, Newport Beacll. Caltl Oceancrest Or . Huntington AlexenOer David Kent. The t1m11lor1111no claims w111 dl•Cltd by an lndlvlduat · •••r "rou do not known rnonweallh Ave Buena Tne lotlow'"g persons are 92663 1 FICTITIOUI aUSINell Beacn, Calll 92646 J 630 Bolsena long Beech not e1p11e prior to tour J O McCullough Ml atiorne ou"' GMI Ml Ml.IC NOTIC( Petti. Calif 90621 cto1n9 ous1ness as Terry Po1nolt 321 Sanu NAME STATEMENT This bu11nesa is con Catot 92637 months lrom the date of the Th•s ttatement wu hied tftom1t1 r!f!.r., ~or --------·-- lhe Flcm1ous Business FOUNTAIN VALLEY INN Ana Newport ca111 92663 Tne following pertons 818 ducted by a gene111I oert· 1 This business 19 con I !'leering notice above w11h the County Clef'k 01 Or· • legel .ad~ (ll•ted In flCTITIOUS BUSINlll Name referred to abo~e wu 19125 Recreation Circle, This bus1neu 1s con· I doing business ns ner1h1p ctucieo by tm ondlvtdual j YOU MAY EXAMINE mel ange County on No.,,embe< th9 ,_,. boM). NAMI STATEMENT Ille<! In 01ange County on IFountoin Valley. Celtl 92708 ducted Dy an 1nct1v1dual THE DAIL v BAGEL t8 i58 B•1•n Sauoun11n David Kent Ille kept by the court II you 22 1985 Dee~ cM qua It 911• The tollowing perso11 Ma~ 18, 198:> f1LE NO Mo11en Pare! & Tera P11e1 retry Pomoll tmperoal Highway Yorba This stalement was t11ao This statemenr was flle<I are a petSon interested In F2tl3115 tr u.n "'' cttacloft flV ootng busineu as F277187 t9 C•"ar V1st1 DI Rotting Th15 s111temen1 was tlle<i Linda Cahl 921186 with the Counly Clerk of 0•· 1 with the County Clerk 01 Or the estate you may Mrve PubhsnaCI Ora09e CoHt ~ u.eed tt.M Uft pteao SUSAN E WHITE RE James Newkirk 24S Crtls Hills Calll 90274 with the County Clerk ol Or· Cel;n & CllOilene Arik ange County on November anoe County on Novemt>er upon the eaecutOf or ectmtn· Dairy Piiot No114!mt>er 30 Oe· cM M CHAI CALENOARIOI ESTATE TODAY 1792 t oentBeyOr L1gunaBeach Th•s b..rs1ness ti con ange County on Nov,.mbef 20410 Che1ty Gate Lant, 14, 1985 l S 1995 1strator. or upon lhe at· tember 7. t4.21 1985 pttt preaenttt una I019 Or Cosia Mesa Ci Calif 92115 1 oucreo lly hust>and anct wll• 25 t985 1 Yorba Linda Calif 92686 F2t2173 Fn232:5 torney lor the executor O< Sa 204 '"'4...U .-c:rtta • me· 921126 Martha New1o.11i. 2.c5 j Mohan Patel F2131'7 This business 11 con-Publlshed Orange Coast Published Orange Coast adm1nis1ta101 and Ille with qulrui.., •lAI ccwt-. Susan E White, 1792 c Cr.scient Bay Or Laguna Tn1s Slatement was loled Put>hSheO 011nge Coast ducted by husband and wife Daily P•lot November 23. 30. DAtly Pilot Novembet 23, 30. the court with proof of 98<-UN c:.rta 0 una ll.mada IOle Or Costa Me&a Ca Beach. CAlll 9265 t I""'"" me County Clet'k 01 Ot· Daily P1101November30 De· I Ceun Arlk December 7, 14, t985 1 December 7 14 198s vl08, e written reQuest •Ill· punrlC ...,,.TICE .... foNca no le ~· 92626 Thta statemen1 wa~ toled ange County on Novem1>er umber 1 1o1 21 198S • Cl'lart~ Arill SA· 158 SA· t62 1ng that you oasire special UV\. "" PfOl-loft: au reep4M•I• ThlS ouillness 11 cc with the Co1m1y Clerk ot Or· 18 1985 Sa·211 This statement was med notice ollhe llhng ot an in-The following copy 01 "No-eeerlla 1 mMIUlnt lltM qua OucttKI by an ondlvtdual 1111G8 County on Novtonit>et I F2t25IO with the County Clerk of Or-MLIC NOTICE •or.tor,-3nd apprnosement 01 11ct the original 01 which cumf 11' con I•• to r -Sus1n E While 22. l985 Pubhshect Orange CoHt CE ange Counl" on No1tember PUBLIC unTICE estate assets 01 01 the Pill· 1 1 d 1 d d 1 1 ThtS statement wat Ill Publl ... ..,. Oranne Coasr 10•11• P1101 No .. ember 23 30 PIJBllC HOTI I ' nv I 1 m I ..,. was tied or recor on "'• • • • • 9 • • 1 ~·...... ..,, 0 , • 25 198S flCTITIOUS IJUSINESS toons or accoun s &n ionj 11 2 t-85 1n the oNloe ol the ....... al ual9d qulef9 with the County Clerk ot ( ~~t!~t~t ~~v~';'~~ti ()e.. l~emDer 7 t• 198~A 182 FICTITIOUS IJUSINEIS F:i.3'112 NAME STATEMINT FICTITIOUS BUSINESS :~~111f; ~~~~alt~~~~ Recorcte1 ot Orange County qua It COft• MC!dlt au ange County on Novemt NAME STATEMENT Puolished Orange Coast The loltow1ng person IS NAME STATEMENl' I r I H • Ca11tornu1 15 sent 10 you In· c:.ao. 22, t98S Sa 205 The to1tow1no persons arf I Oa11y P110t November 30, De· domg t>usmess at The lollowing person 1~1 y K~w~~· •:n~o':'~:u. asmuch es an e•amlnallon 81 ual9d no pr ... n1a eu F2931 Published Otange Coa Oa1ly P1101 November 30. O t f!rnt>er 7 t4 21. 1985 St·2t PUBLIC HOTICE domg business as cember 7 1•. 21 , 1985 BROOKSTONE EQUITY cto1ng business es J oc • orney 01111e 1111e 1osa1d 1tust prop-re1~la a tlempo, puede CORPORA TE PARK: Sa·218 PARTNERS 3345 N-(>Orl PERFORMANCE OFF-, llOMt, 1 Newpot1 Plac:•. arty showns you may nave perdef el c•ao. 'Ii. pued•n FICTITIOUS BUSINESS EOUITIES 2 1 t 1 Bus1nes! 1 I Blvd Suite 213 Newport SHORE MARINE, 7460 17th ~~·~· Newporl IJeac:h, an Inter.al 1n the trustee's qullar 1u aol.al1o, au dlnero NAME STATEMENT Center Drive. Suite 200 PUBLIC NOTICE 1Beach Cell! 92663 St Costa Mesa Calll P bl hed 0 Coasr sales p1oceed1ngs 'I otret coaaa d• au The 1011ow1ng person •S Irvine Calif 92715 1 Mere R Tow 300 Canal 92627 D 1u p'~ 1 Dec ra~~e 1• 15 8S-468746 ' ptoptHad tin awleo adl· --------- FICTITIOUS BUSINESS cto1ng business 85 Burke Par1ners 1 a Gen 1 FICTITIOUS IUSINESS S1ree1. Newport Beach, Marun Tyler. 309 Hunl·l 2 ~1 ~9~~ em r TS No. ff1a22 ctoftel POf patt• CS. le eofte. PUBLIC NOTICE PtllllC NOTICE NAME STATEMENT I NEWPORT CHRISTMAS erat pat1nersti1p 2111 Bus• 1 NIIMI STATEMENT Calif 92663 1ngton Hun11ng1on Beach S S 229 NOTICE OF OEf.AUlT E•ltMt\ otf'oe ,..,t.ttoe --------- The lollowtng persons are TREES 282• Newporl Bl ness Center Drove. Suttl The I~ 1)9fSOl'I 11 T1111 bul•nMS +s con Catof 92848 '8 u· AND ELECTION TO legatee. PIHCM qua u,19d FICTITIOUS IJUSINISS doing bu&Hless ttS 'Newport Beacn carrt 926e3 200 1rv1ne Caht 927 t :> J doing bUsiness as ducted by an 1nd1v1dual This ous1ness 1s c:on· SELL UNDER qultta M•"'., • un 11bo9ado NAME STATIMENT NORTH PL A z A I N Oscar F Atondo, 16467 Paul A Gentosl anc VISION CENTER DA H Ma1c R Tow ducted by an 1nd1v•du11 PIJBllC HOTICE OffD OF T"UIT lnllMdletament•. II no con· The lollowing pefsons a' l/ESTORS 901 Dover Drive Sierra Foun1a1n Valley Donna c Gen1os1 1900 E IR LEWIS 440 w t9111 Tl'l1$ statement was hied Marlin Tylet IMPO"TANT NOTICE oc• a un ebogedo, puede ooing business as Suite 130 Newport Beach Ca1tl 92708 Wainer Sutte 0 Santa Ana Srreet Costa Mesa Calli with the County Cterlo. OI Or· Thts statement was llledl STATEMENT OF IF YOUR PROPERTY IS IN It.mar a un MfVlclo cM ref· f 1 RS T F 1 NANC I A Calll 92663 l Thi$ bus,,.ess IS con Calll 92705 I 92627 . anoe County on No11ember 'With lhe County Cle<k of Or· AIANOOHMENT OF FORECLOSURE BECAUSE 8'tncl• de ebogadot 0 • GROUP 3300 trvtrie A.VE E Anthony Reguero ducted by an 1nd1v1duat Atttllo Gentos• and Acta M I Or H R Lewts 440 w 15 t98S ange County on Novemt>er USE Of FlCTITIOUS YOU ARE BEHIND IN YOUR una oflclna cM eyuda ltoel Ste 325 Newpol'1 Beact 10218 lnct1an At11e• Courl Oscar F AtOfldO Gentos1, 1900 E Warner t9lh Slteet Cosll Mesa nt23eO IS, 198S BUSINESS NAME PAYMENTS IT MAY SE (waa at dltectorlo tel•· Callt 92660 Fountatnl/alley Ca11t 92708 Thos statement was llled Suite O Santa Ana Call! l calll 92627 · Published Orange Coast F2t2321 Tile tollowtno persons SOLO WtlHOUT AN Y tonlco) Jesse E Lama, 3 Freo C1cc11e111 31891 9th jwHh the Coun1y C•erll ol Or 9270S This businen 18 con-Daily Pllol November 23 30 Publl5hect Or•nge CoHt nave abandonect Iha use of COURT ACTION, end you c ... No. ,,..,. Belcouit Drive North Nell' A11enue South Laguna enge Counrv °" Noveml>er ThtS business ts con ducted l>y an •nOo1ttdual I Oecemoer 1 14 1985 Oa11y Pilot November 23. 30. the F1c11t1ous Bu11ness may have the 1ege1 rtgh1 to The name 1no edctreu of port Beach. Caltt 92aeo Cahl 92677 1S 1985 ducted oy a general poll Or H R Lewis I SA t 13 December 7 14 1985 N a me BA C K BA Y bring your a~unt 1n good the court IS !El nombre y Siewert A wuson 221 t Rodney Wono 610 New· F2t2J70 nersnop fhiS statemenr was loled SA· 163 CLEANERS 2675 1rv1ne standmg by paying all of dtrecc1on cte la col'1e esl Su-Del Valle, Woodland Hllh 1,1ut1 Cent,., Or•ve Suite PubltShed Orange Coast Broan R Burk*" with tM County Clerk 01 Or I PUBLIC NOTICE j Ave l·B 1 Costa Mesa. your past due payments ptus perior Court of C11tlorn1a . Caltl 9 1354 1300 Newpo11 Beach Cahl Oatly Pilot November 23. 30 T111s s1atemen1 was lllec an e County on Novembel FICTITIOUS •ustNESS POOLIC NOTICE Cehl 92627 permllled costs and ea· County of tula1e County Tnis busoness is ,0,. 92660 December 7 14 1985 wnn 111e County Clerk ol Or 229 1995 .. Tl'le Foctt11ous Busoness penses wllhtn lhree months Civic Center Mineral King Ouctee by co-parlnera Daniel Gibson J•O 1 1 SA· 181 ange County on N011embe1 F2t3l 1a NAME STATfMENl K·2220I Name referred 10 above was from the ct ate this no11ce of Hwy & Mooney Blvd Vis· Stewart R Wiison Street ol the Btue Lantern 22 198S Published Orange Coast TM following per,on 15 I NOTICE Of SAlf hied 1n Orarige County on default was recorde<J Th11 el1a CA 9329 t ThtS Slltement wu Ille< Dana Point Call! 92629 I PlELIC HO TICE F2931~ I Dally Pilot November 30 De-dotng business 85 TO EDWIN o OATS November 9 1984 FILE NO amount oa $16, 785 24 Plus The name. addrtss. anct with the County Clerk ol Or Rona10 J Wiison t01 PubhSheO Orarige Coa11 cember7 , .. 2t l985 1a)GRANOPRl)(MARKET·1 NOTICE IS HEREBY F260362 E'umated Fees 11nd Ex telepl\One numbet ol plain· ange County 00 No~pe Lemon Grove t1v1ne Caril FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Daily Pilot No,,emoer 30 De· I ' Sa.-202 ING (b)FINANCIAL IND~ GIVEN that the property de Back Bay Co penses as ol I t·20·8S and tiff's and'rney, or Pf&lntilf 22 1985 92714 I NAME STATEMENT cem~r 7 14 2 I 1985 PEN DANCE MARKE TIN scribed below collateral I This statement was tiled will tncrense unlll your ac· without an 11101ney IS (El F21310t Jellery Swanson 3• t 16 The iouowing persons are Se-207 lc)SOUOEFI ASSOCIATES. unoer a Cemlocate a net wtth the County Clerk ot Or-count becomes current You nombre. la dlrecc:lon y &I l\u· Puohshect oranoe Coas Setva Ro = 311 Laguna ldomo business 85 PUBLIC HOTICE 1555 Mesa Verde Dr E ;6326 Agreement 01 Limited Parr ange Coun1y on Novemt>e1 may not have to pay the en mero de teletono dell Daily p1101November30 De Niguel Calli 92677 TUBSIOER CONTROLS I C ""T CE A Colla Mesa Cahl 9 2 neish•P ot oateco Halo Pail· 6 1985 "'" unpa10 portion of your at>ogado ctel ctemandante o cember 7 14 21 !985 Thos ousmen s con-1 1710 p ona Alie B7 PUBLI nv I FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Wm Scon Soucter 15S5 ners Ltd dated Oecembetl Published Orange Coast account even though lull del demandanre que no · • s8•20, dueled by 1 g1>nera1 par I Costa M~ Callt 92627 FICTlTIOUI BUSINESS NAME STAT£MfNT MMa Vetde Or E 1 32·A· I 29 1983 executed by fdwtn Dally Ptlot November 23 30 payment was dem11nd.O ltenee 8bog8d0 8SI EdwarCll • ner,h1p nshore l hnol Inc The lvllow1ng pe1sons are I Costa Me.sa Callt 92626 10 Oats w•ll because ol Oecembet 7 1<1 198S our you must pay the C Burckhardt. Attorney at E Anthony Reouero Ca~lornta pd eo:9l1335 T NA~~! STATEMENT domg business as This ouaoness is con· Edwin o Oats detaull under SA· 186 amount 11a1ed above Law P 0 Box 298. Tulare PIJBllC NOTICE Thos s1atemen1 wes liledlN 1 B h CAii he oowtng person ·~1 COMMONWEALTH OucleOby an1nd1v1dual suchagieement t>esolctby However you and you• C A 93275 Phone woln the County Clerk or Ot ewpor eac ' j doing business ea MANOR 8550 Com Wm Scott Soud8f 1119 und••8'Qned at a publlC benelie1arv' or mortgagee 209-666-0 100 FICTITIOUS BUSINllS anoe County on Nnvember 92663 1 C 11 BOBS TREE SERVICE monwutth Ave Buena·! tl'l1S Statement was flied sale 10 be held on Oecem· PIJBllC HOTIC[ may mutually agree In wrot· DATE IFeche) AUG t51 NAME STATEMENT 15 1985 Wair>{. n' a' ornia 333 E 19tn St Costa Mesa Park Calll 90621 .,.,,.,the C<>unty Cterk ol Or· t>er 2o t985 at 10 00 am at trig pr101 10 the time the no-198S Tl'le totlow•no person •! Fttn~l 17713 S rald~:ve Tor-Callt 92627 James New~11k 2•S Cres· ar le County on November Oeleco Halo Tech Inc STATEMENT OF l•C~ of sale ts pOsted (Which Ja)' C. hrten. Clerll b'I doing DuS1neS111S Puohshed Orari9e Coast ra~~~s C~l~si:ss tS con 19~~1 5 c!'t~n~~;3g81~ cen1 Bay Ot Laguna Beach 1 14 198<; f292218 9388 Ille Lido. 4th. Floor. ~=:~~~:.;;"0~ may nor t>e earlier than the lendra Dicken•. 099Uty 1 THE NAIL GARDEN IB'r 0111y P1I01 November 23 30 Id Cahl 92651 Newport Beacn Calllornia SI E S E enct of the th1ee-month1 Pubh5hild Orange Coast DORAi t34 E 19th Cos11 December 7 14 1985 ucted by 1omt venrure 92627 Martha Newktrk 245 P•Jollsn,,. 01ange Coast The ro · 10 be SOid BU N 8 NAM perooo stated above) 10, Dally P1to1 December 14 21 . M.s& Caltl 92627 SA 157 I Jaclo. He<se• Vtoe Prts•· This bustnesa 18 con Crescent Bay Or Laguna Da1ty P1101 No~mbe1 23 30. cons•S1~ 01~: ltmlled oarl· Tne following persons among otner things. I 1 >128 198S January 4 1988 1 Dora Maroa R1zos, 802 La ----------1d~~1s stetement was 11180 ctu~~e;:' ::n~~,'nctMdual Beach Celtl 92651 Decemoer 7 14, 1985 • nersh1p unn ol Oaleco Halo ~:;e ~~:.~~~~~d ·~.~::~ provide add•ttonaJ 11me on Sa-230 Vergn Way Santa Ana, Ml.IC NOTICE with lhe County Cieri. of Or· l111s statement was llleol This business is ~on j SA 160 Partners Lid a Cahlorntt Nam• SVSTEMS SOFT. which to cure the default byj I CaThl 92703 C 1 N bef Cou C 0 oucteo oy an 1nd1v1du11 hmueo psrtner9htp RE CONSULTANTS •2S t•anster ol the property or hos l>ustness 1s con- FICTITIOUS BUSINESS ~g~98~n Y on ovem with I~ nty ler'k OI ,. Jamei. Newkirk I PUBLIC NOTICE Dated December 10 WA r 21 omt>rw1se or 12) Mtabtlsh a dutleO Oy an '"d1V1dua1 NAME STATEMENT j f2t2:3M ange ounty on Novemhe•, T1'115 statemenr was !tied 1985 3011'1 st Newport fL.01. paymenis m •1Dtte1't()flCE Oo•;i uam1 A1106 2S 1985 OWU¥Cle•• o'O•; FICUTIOUS"BOSINESS I DA[E'CO HALO PART· ~F ltl 92663B O•Oertotureyourdelault or' l"UUL rnos statement wa.s Iliad Th 1 I Co t nn No\lemllt! The ictitoous usin1tss w•th the County Clerk ol Or -------oo;-ng buS11\ess as Daily Pilot November 23 30 Pul1losried Otanoe Coas• ange un Y r NAME STATEMENT NEAS, lTO .• br Oaleco Name relerred to above was bOth I II anct 121 PUBLIC AUCTION GEORGE PETERS HAIR Oecemoe• 7 14 1985 Daily Pilot November 30 De 22 198S F2t310I Tnp IOllOw•ng pe1sons are Helo-Tech, Inc . Generel 1118\l •n 01ange County on' Alter three mo111~ trom Notice tnlll 11'11! aban· ;~g~9~~unty on No11em. oe1 SALON •S09 w Pat1t1c SA-177 cember 7 14 21 1985 l doong business as I Pertner Aprll 10 1984 F"ILE NO ll'le elate 01 recordlltion °1 doneo personal prop&fty 01 Coasr Hwy N,.woort Beacn Sa·2 tt Puoh~hed Orange Coast l I HE BEAR WAIL ER INC Pubhsheo Orange Coast F2432o6 · this document (which date ol Keroy s Trop1e5 and Awards "'293lOl Call! 926&3 0.;1111 P1101 NovPmbe• 30 De 23S6 I R1oge Route Or Oa1ty P1to1 Df'cemt>er 14 Donato Ray Long I 7• t I reco1datton appears hete-anct AthlellC Unilorms. Inc Pubhsn&d Orange Coast Kevorlt. ueo•gP Be<lio:r. PUBLIC NOTICE ""mDPr 1 1• <' 1 t98~ Su•ll' r Laguna Hills Calli 1 1985 Tu$1on Ave 8.c Costa on) unless Ille Obllgatoon ano Richard R Rom1n.J>a1ty Pilot November.JO. De· 2 75 t 2 L•mone~ Mission 1 PUBLIC HOTICE Sa-2061 92653 Sa.23.41 ~esa Cant 92li27 ~ng toreclos&d Ul)On or a located at 2S20 Fa1rv1ew St cemDe< 7 14 21 198i V1e10 Call! 92691 I FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Same ldQn'I Calllornia I Thts business was con separate wrlllen aor&emenl 11 E, Santa Ana, CA will be 1·210 Tht5 OU'!;mess •S ton T~!'~ou~~gTE~:!, IS flCTITIOUS IJUT SINETSS P\eLIC NOTICE t464 Laguna Or Santa PUBLIC ""TICE ducteo·by Ill\ 1nd1v1dua1 I oetween you and your credl· sold bV pul>hc nuc11on at 0 t..,. d ... 1 ~ ""' ""' NAME I TA EMEN I I Rosa Ca111 95401 nv Thts •tatement wa• 111~ IOf permits I lof\ger pellod, IO oo A M on 1212 1185 at uc ..., DV an on iviuua Aotn"' .. usines• as T'--f 11 """" •A f .. ~ ""' ~. h I the '-•1 "'hi DEATH NOTICES I( Beoros " rR'o"PtCAL .. EXPRESS r"" o owing ,,..r.,.,n 1 FICTITIOUS IUSIHESS lh1s 1>u,1ness ts con 1 K·22207 With the County Clerk of Or· Yvv ave on Y ""'" r . ., said address. pursuant 10 This tttttement was totee 356 r 20111 SI =D Cos1I do.ng buSl"8'SS as I NAME STATEMENT I <luctect by ti Gorporauon I NOTICE OF SALE ange Counly on November 110 srop the sale 01 your prop-CC 1988 So1d property 1n with the Counry CtPrk ol Or· I Mesa Ca111 92627 VILLA MIMOSA APART The lollow1no persons are I Wilham G Holden Man-TO CARROLL E. GRIFFIN 18 1985 erty by pay1.ng the enure eludes anrie County on November David M Dickel 356 E MENTS. 3623 W Ball Roact doing business as Ven ager NOTICE IS HEREBY Publtsheo Orange Coasr amount ctemanded by your SPORTS EQUIPMENT in· 15 1985 j :lOlh St •O Costa Mesa. Anaheim Cnlll 92804 Qeanre T ·Shins. 207 E I This s1a1emenl was toled I GIVEN that the piopeny de-Oa11y Piiot Novemoer 23 30 credoto• ctudtng apro• HS assort&d Fm3&1 Cahl g2627 Sundet G1anchandan1 I Utica Av~ Hun11,,oton w11h lhe County Cle•k of Or· I scnbec below collateral December 7 ,, 198S To lino out the amount baseball bats, rrproK 136 P1Jbhshed Or11nge Coast Tl'l1s .. us1nes• 11 con· 1029 Onmascus Circle Beach CA 92648 I ange Countv on November nder a Ce11i11ce1e and SA· 183 you mull pey or to arrange assorlad baset>allt 15 n11•· 0 I P I t N •. " 30 u ~ Costa Mesa Calif 92626 Colleen Frances Conway 1 ,5 1985 u 1 L d P 101 payment to Stop the lore· -'""lan~·s basebnll m11a 3 a1 Y ' o ovemue• c, "ucle" .. " an •n"1v1duaJ T .. I I Agreemen1 o 1m11e art t """' """' Dec 7 '185 I" u "' u his uuslneu is con· 207 E Uuca Ave Hunt-F2112323 11'8•Shl ol linear Pum De· closure or I your property IS ·Power Swing, baseball bet emtier u 1 S.A 174 David M Dickel ducted by en 1nd1v1dual ongton Beach CA 92648 Puohsl'lect Orange Coast 1 P 1 Ltd d 1.J> M Pl&.IC NOTICE I '" roreclosure tor any other attachments 2 eyeglass I This statemenl was filed Sunder G1anchandan1 I Thts bus1~ass 11 con-J Daily Pilot Novemoer 23 30 ~e ~f:,e" tect ~ C ari reason contect Bewley, straps 3 small Dollies 01 ----------with the Counry Clefll ol Or· This statement wus flleCI oueted t>y an individual December 7 14 t985 · E G ti e~ec~I Y arro 1 STATEMENT OF Lassteben& M1lle1, Attn Ed· gtove 0,1 3 home plates 3 PUBLIC NOTICE enge Counly on November will'! the County Clerk ot Or· Coll~n F Conway j SA· 164 C ~11 1~ ~· tll~u~ ~ ABANDOftMENT Of I ward l Milter Sult• 510. baseball bll weights 2 t9 198S ange Count; on Novembe• r1115 ~ratement was loleCI 1 8~' r n 9 de au 1 USE OF FICTITIOUS Whttuer Square 132 IS East pitcher linger grips 2 bat FICTITIOUS BUSINESS F2l25ll 22 1985 willl ll'le County Clerk or or I un,debr Suhch adgreem~~· 11>e9 BUSINESS NAM! Penn Street, Wh1111er CA trng iees 6 bat cnrrlers ap· NAME STATEMENT I PtJbllsheo Orange Coast F29310C)i ange County on December PUBLIC NOTICE :,0.,/ ~a~ u~o ert>'.og~';.'d a on The lollowlng person• 90602 7t•l994·S131 pro" 10 t>amng glo1tes, 4 The lollowong per~o~!> i\te Oa11y Piiot November 23 30 Puoltshed Orange Coast 11 !985 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS December 20. 1986 81 10 00 have abandoned the use 01 II ~ou have any qu•stlont, Slfll.e int11Gators 5 baseball doing ous1ness as Oecemlltir 7 t• 1985 Daily P1101Novemt>e<30. De-F2MI05 NAME STATEMENT Jam at Oaleco Pump Oe-the F1ct111ous Business you si.outct contact a lawyer glove lac:ono kits 18 football ( t t C A B A 1 l 0 S4-184 eemoer 1 14 21 1985 Publtshect Orange c0111 1 T 1 1 1 3388 V Name BACK BA v 01 the government agency mouthgarcts 8 open cartons p ROPER T I E S 1 DO Sa-2 I I 0 p Dec 14 2 he tot owing person •S ve opment nc ,. CLEANERS, 2675 Irvine which may Mve onsu1e<1 your bod · s SHORES HOTEL & MARINA a1ly olot ember 1 I doing ous1ness as Lido. 4th Floor Newport Ave l·B 1 Costa Mase I n of Y p1otectors. open (21THE LIT fl E INN ON THE PUBLIC NOTICE ~:861985 ano January 4, A J T ENTERPRISES 826 Beech Calllorn1a Caltl 92626 o~otwtthatandlrig me iact cartons ol stt•,n, guards ks2 BAV t31VA 1L RANCH PUBLIC HOTIC£ Sa·231 9th Street Hunllngton The property to be SOid The F1ctrt1ous Business th8tyourproperty 1S1n lore-~P:'C~l'1ons~ ~~~r;;s . PROPERTrE5 61, 1do FICTITIOUS BUllNESI Beach. Calif 92648 con91sts ot one fifth I l /51 °1 Name referred to above was closure, you may oller your sort': ~~~·;all ;111 H · Paik Orllle Newport Bl'ecn NAME STATEMENT FICIDIOUS 8U81Nf81 Richard John Tayles. 626 one hmlled pertnersh1p unn llted tn Orange County on ptoperty for sale. provtcted SPORTS CLOTHING in- Cehl 92663 Tile lollowing person 15 NAME STATEMENT Pl&.IC NOTICE 9th Streer Huntington OI linear Pump Oe119IOO· September 8, t981 FILE NO the sale is concluded prior to · ed V1c1or Her11ck Hanson arid oo1ng business u Tiie follOWlng person isl Beach Ca111 92648 'ment. Ltct a California llm· F170267 '1 1he conclusion ol the fOfe ctucttno 1 t cases of boa Janice W Hanson 20 t Via THATCHEO COTT AGE doing business as ' FICTITIOUS BUSINESS This business is con·' 11ed pertner5hlp Bacl. Ba Co Closure rackets plus 28 to0xes ot as. Sa" Remo Newport 84'111:1 ANTIQUES 18527 San1a BANTU 23S61 Ridge NAME STATEMENT dueled oy an ind1v1dua1 Oateo Decemlle1 tO T111s s1aremen1 wu lileo Remember YOU MAY sorted 1ackets plus app1ox Cahl 92663 l.•ul C11 Founlaon Valley Routf' Or Unit A Laguna Tne lollow1ng persons are A1cha1d John Tayles 198S with the County c1e1k ol Or· I LOSE LEGAL RIGHTS IF 60 loose 11ckels 9 bo• ol This ou~1ne5' is cr•n· (..;hi Q;>708 H~ls Call! 92653 doing bus1nesisa5 I lhos statement was 111ec:1 I LINfAfll PUM, Of· enoe County on Novemt>e• VOU DO NOT TAKE athlellc aupporters 21 ductl'd Oy tl gl!n1>ral t1l\rt-Su~1t n If <l\f Fr1t~ son l<aren Michelle Ely 285 THE BOOK PORT l8926 w••l'I tne County Cler~ ot Or· VELOPMfNT, L TO , b)' 6 1985 PROMPT ACTION bo~es ol BSI01 l8CI canvu ne•Sh•P 11><.i1 Santa Cruz C11 l eg1nn S~ Laguna BeAt l'I Broo~hu1s1 rounta'" Valley I angl' County on Novemoeri D•l•co Pump D•watop· Pubh•lled Orange Coa,1 NOTICE IS HEREBY bells 63 ooxes of 8'15orted V1G1or ~"met\ Hanson r oun•~m Valll!'y Call! C.alll 926J 1 Ca11r 92708 15 1'!85 mtnl, lllC. o.-r•I ,.,t_, Daily Pllor November 23 30 GIVEN THAT TICOR TtTlE socks 3 cartons of t SSOtl&d This stl11emen1 was 1,18(1 T1o1, tJus1ness •S con I H11s Du<i1ness i5 ton-Sarah Ann Barlow 10092 F2t23SS PubllSl'li!<I Orange Cout Oecemoer 7 14 1985 INSURANCE COMPANY OF oaseoall cape P"JI 7S OO•H with the County C:leik 01 Or OuCIPO ov an 1nd1v1duat Ou(ted Dy an 1nd1v1duel Eoye Drove Huntington Published Orange Coest Oatly Piiot Oec;ember t~. s.-..185 CALIFORNIA FOR~EAL V ot t>a5eball hllts plus BP 1nge County on Novemner $u~1n Kay Erickson I Ka1en Ely Beach Cell! 92646 I Oa•tv Piiot November 23 30. 198S TITLE INSURANCE ANO proa 30 loose hats. 26 lS 1985 r,.,, "111ement was ltltCI This statement was 111eo Jesse Patrick B1tlow December 7 t41 198S Sa-233 PUBLIC "°TICE TRUST COMPANY 1 0 1 bo•es plus 1 canon ol 1&r· F2t'23418 .... 1111111> Covnty Clerk of Or· with tf1e County Cler~ ot Or· 10092 Edye Or Hunionoionl SA· 1681 onted Tr 1 1d ,u Y Mys, 1 carton red sweeters, Publtshed Orange Coast dngl' County on Novemoe1 an9e County on October 3 1 'Bench Cattt 926•6 PUBLIC unTICE flCTITIOUS IUllNEll = ol T :''o ~~nM e ~ 2 cartons ol IPQfltwear P b 23 3Q 26 198'i 198S Car• He1per Sc11m1ctt "" IT T• '"' T 30 1977 rus ' b arlcN plus. 247 boxes of misc g:~m':~ ~o~~m ,:~5 F2t340'2 F'290l35 t969 t Cenberr• Lane Hunt I PUBLIC HOTICE NAMI A .. M .. N TE,ANATIO~~u~:o/Rs • •P?rtswea1 4 boxes ol llh· s 16 Put>h~Md Orange Coa" Publlsl'led Orange Coast 111 ton Beach Callt 92646 1 K·2220I Th• fotlowtno person 15 letoc shoes A 1 U1,11ly Potot NQv,.mbe130 0e Daily P1101November30 De-' iaulelle S Schmiel I FICTITIOUI 8U81N£SS I NOTICE Of IAlf dotng business as gTanerat partriershlP II MISC ELL AN E 0 US ----------t t<lt'te•, 14 ;>t 1985 cember 7 l-4 2 t 1985 I NAME STATEMENT TO JAMES 0 HARRISON NEWPORT AIR EX· rustor to secure obll· EQUIPMENT ANO SUP· llllDllC HOTICE Sa-l!l8 5111200 1969tC1noerraLane Hunt· TM following person is NOTICE IS HEREBY ECUTIVESUtTE. t1000u1ut gat1on1 tn levor ot i>olla1 PLIES onclu<ling • glass r UV\. • 1ng1on Beach Coll! 92646 doing business ., 011/EN tl'lat the P<OI* ty de-Street Suite 20 I Newi><>r1 Aent·A-Car S~tems inc d1Spla CAMI-. 31 WOOde" ftCTITJOUS IUSINESS ----------This business IS ton ST AR MAINTENANCE I ICrlbed below. collateral Beach. Catll 92660 recordect 4-15-77. H lna•ru· tnd/o~ m•t•I shelving 4 NAME ITAT1MENT PUBLIC HOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE d~~led by 11 general P•rt 12923 N Fallbrook Santa under • Certificate end Luci Mnry Trampuah ment no 21062 1n boo)k rolls of cloth. 1 open ciiton The following person isj . I n Snip Ana Caht 92706 Agreemen1 of Llmlltd Part· I 1561 Faye Avenue Gar~ 12147 page 1799 of Ottictal of while canvas belt mi· 1 t>uelness as FICTITIOUS BUllNfSS FICTITIOUS IUSINEIS Paulene S Schmiot David Rttnaro Barnea. I ntrtn1p of Llnur Pump 0.-Grove, Celt! 02640 Aacordl In the Ollie• ol the t•rial; 3 cas.. of mll· 00"9NTINGTON·ME S A I NAMESTATEMENT NAMEITATIMENT tnts llllletnl"ll wH llled 2923 N Fallbrook Sar11a1velopment.l1d dated May This bu1lnH1 Is con· CountyAecorde1ot Orange ~llneoul gift boxes. 3 P:E~SCHOOL 2109 Valley I ,,,,. fo11ow1ng person •• , Th11 lollow1ng person• are Wiii'! tne Covnty Clerk ol Or· Ana Cahl 92706 4 1981 .xecu1ed by Jtm91 dueled by an indlVldual County, Calllornl•. dflc:flb earuel roll• of clear my1er t Ao d Colla Mesa ca111 <ln·n9 t1•1<i1nen 11s do1no bu11ness as 1ng1> County on NOV9m~ This business 11 con· 1 D HtmllOn, wlll t>ectuse of Luci Trampush trig land therein as hhlbll ~urHcent llght llJltures 6 92;27 I PAT 8lJILDERS 5()1 36th PACIFIC SHORE OE 1 15 1985 ducted by an 1nd1V1duet James O Htrrl10n·s default This statement wa1 llled A attached Including 011e I OurMCent tlghl bvlbs(8'i 1 Teme Lynne Ouenn!lr !'.r N1•w1Jorl Beacn Calif VELOPMENT t666 Bab· F21ZSM Oev10 R Barnas uncter such tgreem«11 be with 11'18 Counry Cltrlt. ol Or· note tor the Prlnclpal tum ot ,.,..1111 woocten end llbl9 '12 Cedar Piece c;o\ll '•<!66 l c~~ St unn B Costa Mesa Publtshed Orange Coull T1111 s1at1tment wM hied I '°'d by the undenrgnect at a •noe County on November 1980.000 00 that a t>re1c11 tiwtd) 1 tmell Sanyo r ~3,. Callf 92627 f•on Lr;tr1vo(.h >O I J6th C.1111 92627 Daily Ptlot November 23, 30 with the County C1e1k of Or· pubhc aale. to be htld on 15. 1985 ol and deleull In lht Obll· lri~•reior 11 large wor-k ~htl t>ustnest 18 toll >f Nttwpr;rt FlllHCh Cnlll Dftnnos Timothy Marchanct OKtom~ 7 14 1985 • 1 11ngf' County on November I Dec:emoe< 20 1985 at 10 00 ~ F2t2m getlOns tor which !IUCh Deed tabl..,. 3 d&aks. 1 1ormoc ted by an ondovictuet 91661 I M1c11ae1 Bel 1668 Bab-SA 17 1~ tQ8S • m at D11teco Purnp O.· Published 01ange Coal! of Trutt II MCurtty has OC· coun•er 1 metal 1119 dr•-· d~.,.,,. I. ov.ener ""' n"''""~· s CfJn t.()(k St unit B C0911 Mesa, Fttn51 vetopment Inc . 3388 VIII Dally Piiot November 23 30 curred '" that P8Ymtnl hns 34 bo~• ol usoned clOtht Tn•• statem•nl was lllM t1ut '"tJ bv ,,., 1M1111dua1 C11111 02627 1 MllC HOTICE I Pubt15nec1 Orange Cout L10o •th Floor Newpor1 Dee4t11'108< 7 14 1985 not ~ made ol Tl'le In· lell•rw 1 woodtn light bo•1 with !Pie County c1..,~ 01 O• R •1 l o•ov1cn In•' bu,,ness 11 c.Qn· Oaoty P110t Nov11mt>er 23 30, se.cn C.lll0tnl1 SA-185 11a11ment ol P•lnclpal and (2 • t .1 28 bo~M of 1,. county on Nov,.mt;oer ho. •l&l!'ment W/U l1teOI ctuctf'O Oy II gen111•t P•tt· FICTITIOUI IUllNESI I December 1 14 1985 The prOl)erty to b4! SOid lnlerHt which bee:' •me du• IOfled ru~ on/deeel lellers ang~ 85 I ... 1~ "'"County Cterk ol Or ner,111p NAMI tTATIMENT SA 189 con11•t• ol one llflh 11151 of 111m1IC MnflCE Oct~ t4 1985 end all '1 e tierjt~ rtClt.I wtlll 15 9 f2923t$ \llfJ C.ouniy "" Nov11m~ Dennis Marcneno r~ lot'°"''"9 1)9fson 11 ' one 1;m1t.O partnereh1p unit r~ "" IUbMQutnt lnatellmentu of peoOOarct •h•M" hc>ldlngt p bt1"1ed Orang4' Co11111 n l'l8~ I Tl\1t llttement was hied 001ng Du11nu• as llllD c aanr1CE of linear Pump 04tlleloo· ,ICTITtOUI 8UllHlll p11nc1p1t Ind Inter"' anct gtas• P•"41t I wood/glHI Dal~ PllOI November 23 :10 fH30ll with tht County Cltrl. OI Or 50UT H COAST SEAVtCE l"uull "" 11'1~1 Uct 1 Cahlornlt llm NAME IT ATIMINT 1ny ot!Wlt auma adv~ 10 WOfk ~ch' w'-.h 8 flOUrM· l)ecemri. 7 14 1fl85 I Publl•nl!O 0••119• COHI to1n09 County on Nc>vem~ 11~~2 £ Edinger Santa An• I FICTITIOUI IJUllNlll •led p1r1ner.n1p lht lottowlng perllOn• a141 protect the NCurlly of the c•nt t19h1 butbt. 300 wood SA 180 Da11~ P1101 Nov11ml>ef 30 °"I is 1985 Cc1lll 9270'!> 1 NAME ITAT'lMfNT I Oat4110 Oecembar 20. dOI~ buetMll., OMO of Trull that by rffson: lrll~ lltk tcr~atterna '41fTllW 7 14 :;>t 198!; f2'H11!1 t11omu JoM 8"gman Th I 1985 c J UNLIMITED 1840 c lhtr•o • th• Prt .. ntl 2 ""'"'" O•n• (8 ' ••• ----------Se2t• Publ•\l'l!!Cf Or•nQt Coaat t0622 Athworth e.tftlower 001";1,'~~.Zouoerson is llNIA" ,UM, DI · Iowa St Cott•MaH Caht l>M4tf1Cltryundtlrtuch0eed 21 16 bo•" 1 mlt· flt&IC NOTICE C111lyP1101November30 0.-Citlll ~708 I CHA~ s INVENTO,_V VILO,MINT, &.TO .. ltr 92fl26 of rl'\l'1 hU d99<>1ll.0 wtth eell•neou•baMba patCl\el ,,,,_.._......'1 IWllNHS I PUBLIC HOTICE c.~mber 7 14 2 t 1985 I fh11 bu111nf"" " con I SERVICE 1800 w1111ce Dateco '""'' D•••lo,. Jamt11 C11r1 Ao-. 1640 C 18•d duty apootntlld Tnm ... <•PP•O~ 200), 4 gtasl\Pllt\91 .......... ..,... S• 215 WCI.CS by en tndlVIOull Av• CQtlta M•H C411111 -·· tnc •• 0.-al ,~ I~• St Co••• Mtlt. Calll IUCh Deed OI Trvll and 111, 12 112 long) 147 ) op11n T~c!~Ag'!.,"'!:! ere flCTITIOUI IUllNEll ----------1 ThOmu John B11rgm1n 9'621 I Publl•h.0 Or1111Qt Coeat 0'628 document• •Vi<fentl~ obit b0).81 OI mt1cell1n ou• ,,.~Me•.;;· NAME STATEMI NT P\8.IC NOTICE Thi\ •tttement wH Iii.ct R1 on Lunoy 1&001Da11y P1tol Otcemt>er , .. , Chrtatopher Pat•rc1r 0•t1on1 Kure() th•rtby,1 •roPh)'IUPl)llM 1WOOO ack CIOlflGNNHILL COMPANY ft•• IOOOWI~ ~'°" 1s1 W•ln ,,,. County Clef1I (If Ot· W11t111ce Alie Cott• MeH 1Q85 Simpton 1840 c low• St I and lht und"'l'*' dOtt with mtlC POtlt IOI It IH PEI C 0 OOinQ bua1nf''S U "ICTmOUI IUIMtl 1 1ngt1 Count'/ on No1tem~t C•lll 11'16'7 St 132 Costa M!Ha Ctllf 928'6 htfaby d4'Clart 1 "'"'' M 2 WOOd Clblne1a w1l 4 t.TO . 6t6 The ''Y rove. SUNLI TF STfd lONS NAMI ITATU•NT t 3 198!> thtt bu''"'" t• cQn· I ThlS bu11net1 11 co"· curtO tn..c>y lmtnedtat .. y dr•W9<t each contAln Sutt• 201 Or•nq• c 1111 I COMPANY 4'') C fHt Ptl'I Th• following~~· •••i 0 'T'•1l ctucted by an 1ndov1duA1 ; P'tellC NOTICE ducteo by a Qtne•at patt I ~::t'.:'0_.:r·~~"' :.;::!.0':: mlK HoPhy tuOPh.. 1 9'!14' C nf HQml!' •• 1 St C owt• M•n. Ca111 drnng tiu1tnt11t1 u P11hh1httoe>erty 0 '"""'to l lumlnum 101 lrophy IOCl~~:,c·~~tn~·~m~~ Gi i) Al I 1Vh1PC)l9 180~ 'l 11 1 Rvsm.ss c .... tllf 011v• 10.Cllt!l!'W'I 7 " IOU l w1lh th• Count., Cttrh o• Of OIAfH °" Thll ataltmant ...,, .. filed Htl•ly:: bobOgatlon• .... COiumn•. l7 mtk tr()l)h ... 81i!tt 70 1 OtMI08 COfll_.,. W11y San 01900 ~u•I• 0!00 Irvine C1111 SA 1!>8 111g41 C<>unty 0'1 No.-.Mt>et A...,alN 1. ......... I with lh9 Counry Clerk of Of cuc-::.'o •:re A CALI• ~ open unont of l'll•lk: •· t alll 92110 ~n t• 13 19115 AND Of' N'TtTION 1no• Coun1y on NO'tenll>« ,OftNIA ·c~TION tubing '°' tropl'lltt 1 open ~:W:2:!1n... t• r.on Th•• t\u,1n .. •• con Wolllam a Bvfkt 2, t 11 PUBLIC NOTICE ,,.,,,, Y-0 4.0MMITI" 1!I t98S 0.ttd t 112818$ c;arlon ot lllk IClllM clnth by a ltmtted pllrlnM ctu<te4 lly '"' 1no1v1dual Hu\in•u<-enttlf [)uV9 Suite Pub•1thtd 0t9"g• Cotti llTAfl NO. A1J1-.J P:mtee P\.11)11 Or Cotti tS box of ""'Jllf P•Utmw I dVC'ltd G11ry A Wll1poi. 200 Irvin• Callt 0'7 15 f"ICTmOUI 8UIMll Dlllf Pilot Nov~t>ef 23 JO To tit l'leWI bef\9f!Ct8'letl PvblltNCI OtanQt Coatl Otll p,:,e;::ove!~ JO 0t large HU41bKI\ lnduetrtal ~ C Tuuflt p,.., , r,,,, ''•l•mflnt wet lllect Ar "n A l\urlca 2111 Bu11 l NAMI 11'ATIMINT Dec-111111 7 t• IH~ lcrtOttOfl ano cont1n9ent Daily Piiot November 23 lO c:eilt>er 7 14 21 tOS!t dryer 1 mt1lal O!»n bot fllelrft&I wtlh lhO C•>1int1 Ci.<11 or Or neM Cf'olor O.tvt Suitt Thi" tollo>Hl"9 P41r-ot1• are' SA t!t~ a .OttOfl end'*"°"' .no O.C1tm.,.,. 7 14 ttaS Sa-niJ 'OIMdtlon(• •4 l 2iaoo.tt ~-.,,, Ganoron p,,.,, •"'1~ (()uf'lt, nn Nnv11m~ ,00 111/if\41 Cth! o,,,~ dO•t\Q t>u4'<n .. H •• l'I•' ~ OtherwlM lnl9'Hl.CS SA 177 ' Niii lltmolnQ llbt• In RICHARDSON Manlvn J . R1du.1rdson. J rt.S1dc>nt of u guna &ul·h Pass<.-<l away .Dl'l.·1•mher 12. 1985 al her hom(• Sht• ti. :.urv1v1'<I hv h('r two '"n' Mark and (, l1·11n. also survtvf' W o m en 1\n·h1tC'Ctural Lcagut· tn Orange County for lht• vrari. 1968 & 1~75 In 1981 shr n· wl\'t'tl lhr· l'Jryatul J\ w,1r1I bv th1 al1 forn1J Council uf Wom1•ns 1\rthlt~<· tur;il Lcagul' for h1 1 out.swnding servwe to the urgan1u1tion and to tht• community Mrm11r1al St'rv1ce!4 will be held Monday Dettml>t!1 16, 3:00PM ~t Pacific View Mem· orial Park Chllp<-1. S1•wpt>rl 8N.1ch Ji'(1m· aly suggest any m•·m· or1al n tr 1\Jut1ons bt' much• 10 the Leguna Bt·a<·h Art Mu9C'um. for wh1rh Mrs Rich ards.011 w " so fond P1:1c·l ftl' Vtew Mortu .. ry, Oitteto~ 644 2i00 PACIFIC VIEW MIMOfUAL I' AltK Cemetery • Mortvery Chapel • Creme'°ry 3500 Pac1tlc View Orlve NewPQrt 8eaotl 6·U ·2700 HAABO" LA.._ MT. OLIVE Mortuary • Cem fery Crematory 1625 Giiier A 6 CoAl8 Mes• 5•0·555• nell a.Ira 1ains 'O•I ,. I, 19 I Ch ~ or • ol ~ 223 • art le'e 16 I .... an. 527 Jn· vile '47 as• 30 141 66 IS 1'L lr-111 ,, II n- Kl , 11r 17 SI ! L 1 Daily Pilat SAT URDAY.DECEMBER 1~. 1985 Laker•' eight-game winning 1treak •napped by Denver. C2. Edlaon, Marine win tournament teat• In boya beaketb811. C2. That cha1npionship fe~ling is shared. Edieon'• Mike Angelovtc (12) etteape8 Poly'• Mark Odom and ge>e8 ln to 11eore the Chargen' ftnt touchdown ae OllllJ NOt pM!o l>y Mdwwd I(_.., teammate Tyler HanM>n (65) look• on and Ken Griggs (89) triea to atop Odom. The team• tied, 14-14. . Poly ties Edison in last moments, 14-14 after trailing by 14 late inf ourth-period By ROGER CARLSON Of , ... o .. , Hot 11111'1 1T"'o champ1onsh1p 1eam$ lame up winner\ Fnda~ night at ~nahe1m Stadium -but tor Edison High s Chargers. thei r 14-14 ue "''th Long Beach Pol) "'Ill probabl) aLways heen remem bered as the one that got awa) The e'plo'i1\ e Jackrabbm rJl11 ed for t"'o touchdo"'.n~ 1n the fi nal l 4 3 the la!lt one coming w11h 59 \Cconds left to e">cape what appeared to be certain defeat 1n taking ad,antagl· ot backfire-; 10 Ed1<,on \lrateg} Both tea m\ \h..ire the cro"'n - champ1omh1p game\..ire not '>4:nt 1010 a 11e-brl'ak1ng ~)stem. hut a .. the gun sounded the cmo11un '> of the t"'o \H.k'> ob.., 1ou~I~ mirrored the ga me "Damn ··"'as E-.d1\0n ( o..ich litll V. ork man's fir\I reau1on d\ Pol\·, side re1oiced w11h the tie "It\ not .that big d thn ll 11\lngl · added V.orkman 'It's the old thing of k1\s1ng 'our '>l'>ter V. orl..m..in ol cour~ v.as lOming lrom a pre' 1ou'> pos111on uf '>Upcnont\ built b) Edison'\ 14-U k ad f rJr Pol\. the deusion to go for thl' 111: and getting 11 "'as pknt~ the )Jll rdbhm "'ere '1rtualh dead in the "ater ..is the clock d"' 1ndlcd pa't tht 'i 011 mark But a 'econd-do"' n pa\\ Jttl'mpt from dl't'P 1n E-dl\nn tt•rr1111r\ v.a<, balled up and 2~11...pound "11..ic~ Ell1011 tnll'rteptcd gn mg P 11\ the ball at th~ < harga' l" Three pla\\ later Pol> v.<1' ltn.i.IL~ on the boards "'1th a '·\ ard hur'it b\ ta1lba1..li. Leonard Ku'.>~ll m..irt..1n~ the fir'it rx11n1" against an l d1 .. on linalt<it 10 12 straight 4uarter\ The C harger\ 11>1:re \ttll 1n lontrnl alter \1 1ke Hender,on coH'rcd the en<,u1ng on,1de\ t..11..li.ofl hut 1>0 tourth-and-one .it the P 11\ ~I V. 11rl..- man decided to go for 1t . .knowtna full "'ell a first down w1th just over two minutes left would end it. But quarterback Mike Anaelovic was stopped cold. Poly got ~.nuoJ and four completions later 1t was J\ndre Hill puUini in a touchdown pass from 20 yards out. . -·&1re ..,e me 1t was a Iona dis--rn.,~100 " ~1d Workman about the dec1s1on to go for 1t on foun.h~and one "If I had to do 11 over I would do 11 the opposite wa) " Pol) opted to go fo r the lle on -\dam Scholarn s ~cond PAT with 59 ~c.onds left and moments later it was O\Cf .. l "'as \urpmed the) d1dr1"t go for ti.' CJ ... \atd Wor~man "They had the momentum-· But as slated earlier for Poly It was an e!.Cape from "'o :! after Edison bad dominated from '1rtually the first .. nap o f the ball despite the lack of mu1.h 1n the "'a' ofstausu cs Pol\ opt\'d to ret e1' e at the ouuct jnd V. url..m..i n v.a!> delighted w1Lh the Jackrabbits· Jn 1'1100 stauni: "It's a m1~take ti "'t' end up "'1th possession at thc ''' · Hl' got mon: than that as Phil Nabal lom:d a fumble on Pol\o·s first snapof the hall and Joc ~fom\ recovered at the Pol\ 22 ~ l 2~~ard pass to Kaleaph Carter out of the backfield 10 the Jackrabbits' I 0 set up ~ngelo' 1c\ keeper over his nght r,1de and "'"h JU'>l 32 scc.onds spent 1n the game Enc Thayer booted the first ol tv.1) P-\ TS l ntern·puon~ b~ ~rk Hooten and \1an.. Hartman in add111on to a \t1ll1n~ defrn'>l' furnished b) Bruce Duho1\ and Jim folhno; 1ns1de. Greg Lea\C\ and 'Jabal outside and (Plu.e eee BIG FIVE/C3) Edison 's odyssey ends up in a tie Blocked punt wins.it Pofy loving thought of s h aring CIF title, Charger~ ~re still trying to get used to it By JOHN SEVANO 01111J ,._.Corri If I .-,1 They sLan ed the season with a 14~0 loss and 50 yards In total offense e, mid-season. the critics had wnuen them off as JUSt another average football team. ----,...-"The Chargers of Ed1~on High 10 t e C'IF finals'! You·..,e got to be kidding." wa!> the Cl). But here the Chargers were Bigger than lrfe Ready to take on Long Beach Pol) for the Big Ft 'we Cham- p1onsh1p at Anaheim SLadtum Fnday 01ght. So much fo r the so-called experts. The fo llowing is an inside look at the Chargers' final I 985 O<i~sse) and their quest for a third C'IF title in the last seven years: 4:55 p.m. -The Chargers s11 intent- ly and watch the Rams 1979 highlight film . That was the year the Rams made their first Super Bowl appear- ance vs. Pittsburgh. It was also the year. Edison beat Redlands, 55-0. for their first C'IF Big Five tttle. 5:01 -Lyman Clower. Ed1son''i Athlettc Director and an assistant football coach, says the Chargers have been at Anaheim Stadium since 2:30. "We wanted the players to get ace It mated to the stadium." But fi..,e hours before k.t ckoff> That's akin to a new arm) recruit reporting to boo t camp a day earl) so he can get used to his dnll sergeant. 5:0t -a}s Clower when asked 11 Edison holds an ' particular home field aCf,antagc-'>ince the ( hargers pla~ Fountain \alll') at Anaheim Stadium during the rcgular season· .. , don't think we'll tx· 1n awe of being here. but we might be awed by the fact ~c·re in the linaJs of the (.IF playom ... 5:16 -The Chargcr<i continue their pre-game psych with music beginning w1th Yan ltalen·s song. "Jump ... 5:18 -Running back Kaleaph Carter slowl y starts to get dressed and his first 11cm of clothing 1s a set oflong johns to keep his legs warm. I wonder 1fhe·s anttcrpating a cold evenrng'' 5:40 -Edison head coach Bill Workman 1s 1n1en1ewed by KNBC'o; Phil Shuman as a last-minut~ substitute for m1ss1ng Poly co-coach Jerry Jaso Apparentl}. the Jack- rabbits arc caught in traffic and haven't C\Cn amved at the stadium yet. Butler paces OV by Serra, 72-57 He breaks loose from Ca vs to score 19 points in win By JOSEPH OUOEVOJR OllllJ fttklt Corr11111 *"' You can hold the good ones down for only so long. Then. hke Ocean View H igh's Ricky Butler, the good ones bust loose and break open tight games. . Butler "'as bottled up for most of the first three quarters 10 the Sea Hawks' non-league basketball game with the Serra Cavaliers Friday night But in the fo unh quaner. Butler managed to shake free to lead Ocean View to a 72-57 win at home 10 front of 500 fans. "We made tt tough on ourselves:· satd Seahawks Coach Jim Hams. "We turned the baJI over too much and let them back in 11 when we had a pretty good lead." Ocean View (6-0) came into the game wtlh its No. I CIF ranking. but that d idn't seem to faze the Cavahen. who scntched and clawed as long B'I they could before be1na overwht'lmed IO the late i OIOl- Thc Scahawks had a 13 point advantage 1n the first half but the Cavaliers wouldn't go awa~ And by the stan of the fourth penod. Serra had knotted the score at 48-48. That's when Butler took over. " the 6-7. 22S·pound Junior center scorrd 12 of hi! 19 points and hauled •n five or his aame-hiah 12 rt unds to put the Scahawks back 1n oontrol. .. They plllyed Ricky pretty tOu$h arlv 1n the tame." dded Ha~" ··But when we kept h11t1n$our outs1de shots they couldn·1keep1t up." Guard Blaine DeBrouwer poured 10 28 points to lead all scorers. He tallied 14 of them 1n the first quarter alone before the C avalters decided they'd better give DeBrouwer some compan) on the penmeter. ··when everyone 1s doing their Job 1t makes things easie r for everyone," said Hams "Blaine has been playing great for us all :,-ear and th ts game he dtd 11 B$Bin. When the ms1de game works. 1t makes the outside gamt work for Blaine. It 's pretty simple."' It wasn't simple for the first 24 minute . as the smaller but pesk} Cavali ers used a pressing full-coun defense to keep the Sea Hawks from getting many easy shots. Bu t late in the pme. foul trouble and faugue took its toll and Ocean View got its running game going full speed. Butler scored fr< straight points to 11ve the Seahawks a 58-50 lead \.\Ith 3:50 remaining. The la'lt two came on a break-away slam dunk afier he got behind the Serra defeno;e on an inbounds play.' The closest the Cavaliers rnuld $Cl the rest of the way was whl'n Keith Malone wheeled inside for ,, bucket and drew a foul tf ti. three-point pla) made tt bl-57 wtth I :45 left But two straight basket\ by Mr Butler put this one on ice "They did a heck of a JOh ·· Ham\ said of the Cavaliers. who ,.1me mto the aamc with a No 8 ro 11k1 n1 in the C"IF wnter\' poll. "They v.e1c smaller but rebounded well Some oflhat wa.s bealuK we did n't box 1 ut. hut the) were touah "The thing I didn't like. thou h. wu all the turnover'\ We've bt•en nagged h-. them all car "i far .. 5:45 -The Chargers. who arc 7-0 v.hen the~·, e "'Orn their green pants 10 '85. "'ill not onl ) wear thctr green pants but their green shirts as well tonight. S:49 -Sa)'> Workman ... All we want 1s 100 \ards (rushing). JUSt enough to make them (the Jack- rabb11s1 knu"' 11\ there:· 5:51 -A!>ked 1f it's enough JUSt to mah• the finals. Workman sa)s· ",No w e·re here 10 "''n 11 no matter -.hat the odds. There are no lo..er mer ·· S:58 _ .. I thin k 11>t•'rc a!> d1\ er\lticd (defcn)1vcly) as an~bod~ the) ·,l. pla~cd 1h1~ '){'3!.on .. Wort.. man ofTcr\ .. I thin!.. "e·11 gt\C them a!> man) problem!> delens1"cl~ a\ thc,·11 gl\l' us .. 6:00 -.\sl..ed the d 1t1ercn1.·c ~· tv.een the Workman of l 9X5 arid the Workman of l 979 and '80 the Ed t'>On coach responds: ·-rm older more seasoned and sentht) t'i beginning to set m . I'll tell )'OU one th mg. though l'\e had great coathing \ta ff, tht•n and now."' 6:05 -V..orkman deudt·, 11·, ume to "'"'' some of hi\ pld~c" He .ind ( arter share a smile and .i bu~· V.orkman "'Ill dcn\ l:ita hl'' nn part1c1patcd 1n thl' T11m111\ I .1,11rdJ Srhool of !\1011\ a11on 6:11 -V.orl..m:in1' u\hacd h\ .1 ( If-onictal to condutt thl' pre-g.inw unn tltp <)u1p' < I •v.t•r ·V.11h Hill doing. 1t v.e m1gh' l·nJ up 1'1d.1n~ 1lll bt•lh h.ih t'\ •. 6:1~ -~penal 1l.1m' quant•rhat l..\ and H'lcl\ero; qu1cth !"1k 11u1 111 thc lod.cr room and he.id 111r the pla' 1ng. lil"ld 6:16 -Pol\"''°' the'""" and l'IC( tc; IO H'll'l\I.' IA>h llh 'urpn\C\ JOt.l Jt'- ltghl\ V. orl..rnjn · 1 tw' ~·q· up an .l\t'rage nl ~ .J P••tnl,·P<.'r-~.1mt dt·- fenst\t'h I th·•ugh• th1' J gt\l' u' th<.· !"l:lll :llld "' Ill pit' ll' J u \4 n \'.Ir \ 6:20 -J»,h ,, n l'' tUI 1 ni.1 thl' li\•ld \IJ\ Ix· thl' "u' drl\ t'I g<•t •ll tht• lrt'l'\\J\ jOJ U't'd' d · 'l't"'I\ (Pleaac see EDISON/C4 1 Edlaon'• Jlm Colline ha.DC• bl• head a• Poly playen celebrate tyin& the score, 01111J l'tle4 ....... tty Oe<tld ..,._.., • 14-14. ln lut momenta of fourth quarter ln CIF Big Five Conference final. Saddleback tops La Quinta. 34-28. for con fe rence title B\ HA.' <;R .\~CH o.i1, 1'11o1 c.,..,__, '<.' r J J11un1 4u1ppnl '\Jt.lt.llc 'l.i.d. H ~ti t '·'' h krn V. II It' J rt er th\· R 1i.1drunncr~ .,._,,red 241 lourth- 4uantr point' tn mcnal..l· Lj Quinta, \.J-21' .11 <lran)ld ua~t ( nllegt• Fnda) night Th1· .r v.nin~ "''•'" ,Jml v.1th I'll m1nutn ll'lt n lht' gamt• "'hen La <..)u1n1a "a' tnnt•d 111 punt un a fourth and 1-Jt 1t' n"'n I~ In punt tormat1un D1.·n i... Dehh.. took the \nap Jnd h" pun1 v..i' hllXked by Hc-(tllr \antJ l 'ut .\nt"'l'n l..irl... p1,i...t·d up the ball and returnetl 11>.\Jrd'1nr the game- "''"" ng tuu,hJ,,....,,, V. th :h\· \I\ t '" tht· Roadrunncn ht'l .lm\ th\' 1 l f-< \'Otral l onferencc 1 h.imp1.in' 1inl\h1ng tht'1r -...ear wt th a I \.1 rt·u•rd The l'nllrt tL3mt" \1.3\ ti lled wtlh m1'1jl..1.·, .l\ the Ruadrunnen com- m 111.·J "' tun hl1.·\ h.l'>tng two. and thrt'" (>n1.· 1n11·r,1.·p1111n The Aztecs drnl)l.1'.'J lumhln lt•"ng one. and fhtC:" I\,, ntt'r\1.'pt1un<, 11r , 111,1 •"'"\(.'''"'" La Quinta 'tr'"~ Jk r ht llf\I 4uaner On a I· \JrJ • ..,~ h 1-. \in K1l1.' The scorT ll111111n.1!t'd .1 1.pJ..1, d n..,e that >l" ·r1·,I ,..4' 1'd' 'ijJJ1d:M, ~ JITIC: ha1.k 1n th~ wu>nJ .:iu.in1·1 ·'' DanO\ Onuveros pulkd n J ~-\ard pa"" t'rom Myron Hu1k1 I h1· 111ut hdov. n dn ve started .it the l ct t)uint.i .l ' alter ~ddleback rl·l••\nt•d .1 tumhled punt r h\ .\lit'•' re ta hated. as Debbs 'llu1rm1.·d '"''' \Jrdc. for the touch- d1"' n fhl' l...l'\ pla' of the dnve was a '' ,,irJ r01" tri1m [)ebbs to Ban R,·d.lln"'jlJ "'ho made the catch .1IH" 1"e hall ~1unl·ed ofa Saddleback 1kll'nJ1.·~ Ht•i.•rc th1. hall ended, Ui. Quin~ 'l"rnlJi..J1n 1h1\t1meona3-yard~ h' l·lt'd.tt•nu.Jld tor a 21 -7 ha.lf\i~ J.I\ JOIJ.fo?( l h" "-nnngdn\e started atwr l j 1)uin1::i reco' ered a Road- runn1·1 tum"lt• 'i.i.htkh.i, I.. 11pt>ned the sconng in th(' tt d ~ujrt1.•r a\ Bill) Thurmond m,1J .I l.lPIOjl t..atch in the end iODC IPlea.e eee BLOCUD/C8) UC Irvine to challenge Bois e State tonight Thl' l it' IPinc ba!>kctball tcam. lre'lh off1t' SS-n "'In 0 \ er Montana. will take thf lOUn again tonight (7 '0> at <.'rav.ford Hall a.gatn\l Boise talc 1n a non-confe1cnre pmc "The) are vC'ry well coach('(! and pla) good dcfen~ ... said LJCI C'08rh Btll Mulhgnn .. I thin~ 11 will be a guod game .. Boise 1s coach~ bv Bobb)' (he. who I\ 10 ht\ third )Car wtth the Bronco D)e was lormerl) thl head man at Cal \lte Fullcnon. whcrt' he took th<' Titans to the final eight one )ear "The' 'rt not a runnma team ... o;a1d Mull1aan "The' take their ume wttb the ball and ~all for their shot5 I'm sure ~e ""Ill ha'e them read' fm ~n1or 11.<'h in RawhM. 11 6-6 fo rv. rd. " tht' kad1n' \Corer and rchounJt'r fur thl' Bronco!> . I' eroJJn& 11 O point' a µme and pulltnfl down ~ J hoards pc1 .contl'\t ~1·\I ~onH'' ti-' lrt•,hm.rn guard Chm ( h1ld'> "'hl1 ..conn~ a1 .1 '1 ~ dqi Roland m1th ti-ti .. r lo~ardi Jen i...l·lln (ti-Q Jf crnterl and ( ra1g \pJUI<.' rti ~ -,r 1tu.11d ) round out the <1tttnef\ lur thc Rrontm fhc .\ntcatet\ ilft' led h\ I 1xi ~1urpt" .. ' ~: 11 points a game and fohnO\ Rngrr,· 12 reht111111" ~·r ouung Tro' Carmon 1t1h\r1"tht•111hrr m.in 11p tront The N~k l·ourt lOO\ISt\ llt h'll' Ruchan:in !ti· I 1r l and 011 Bruok,!\ 11 Jr l In the "nteatcf\.\\tn Th ur....tJ \ l t I "'·"ur111' th~ Ul'\k of pla\tng.tht ph\\IUl 'h It-~tontilna hl..C' Mulltgan was al!K~ h•{lP' ~uh thl" ~U ll ~nt'" ht' team <1hov.~. e"ipt"('tall\ 10 thr ~ l ~ \tiun .\nd aOC'r ha ' IOJ .t ltttk ltl1uhlc nn tht• ollcm1H end ol 1he tt)un in their l"'o lo'"-'' th1.· .\nteate~ &8'<' \.1ulh~n anoth<'r fC'a,nn h• 'milt 3, • thl' runn1n11 ll.l!lil !\'turned and UC'I pe~tnied /lint• J(·tt·n't'' "'h\'O II had Ill l l t " ~·~ Jlll'r T hur\Ja\ '\"'In 8oa11e 3.-. .111n ~1rorir1n11 .1 M ,_' "lU<'<'li.cr tn Ottaon tale. l hr 1"'11 tr..im' h3\l' not met Stntt 19 } 1ft th.11 jltlmr thl' \nl<'8ll'I"'> .... l'rt v1cton ou winn.U. h\ t1n '4--~margin 10 ( ra"'ford Hall I < 1 .ii''' holdc. a : I edge 1n thetr lh• 01t'Cl101l'> R1l1\("' v.1n' ha'e come over Idaho '* ( \!\ 'til \.1ctr,,pc.ilr tan 'iutt (71-60) aoct Me. c 1)11 c c"l -71) The thrtt othtr came tD v. •~h1nallln 1''4-\~). l ("wt'\ and (69--S6)-.t f ~~t "11 h1n1ton IM-60> I < r, tlthcr win WM O'wer Nebratka (17 •• l he '"'\1 IO!>'lt'\ .,..ere to lht '""~ty of ' Ork.tn' 1~ '"tll and PC'pf)(rthne (81-72) • t2 Orange Coaet DAILY PILOT I Saturday, Decembet 14, 108$ These meetln s were product ve Many teams filled nee s, including Phillies, Dodgers_ "AN DIEGO (AP) -Joaquin Andltjar, John Denny and 8ntt Bums were dealt, and Carlton Fisk and Don Baylor-may soon be. Not bad for a week of baseball wmtcr meetings that were supposed to be slow in the trade market. Seattle and Detroit made the final transactioo, announcing late Thurs- day ni.aht that third baseman Darnell Coles fiad been sent to the Tigers for a minor;Jeque pitcher. ln all, there were 13 deaJs involving 28 players in the meetings that ended Thunday, two more trades and three more players than exchanged places last year. "We got what we wanted," said Philadclphta Phillies President 8111 Giles, whose team made two deals. The Phillies came looking for a leadoff hincr and a reliever, and wound up with two of each. They sent Denny, a former Cy Young Award winner, to Cincinnati for outfielder Gary Redus and pitcher Tom Hume, and traded All-Star catcher Ozzie Virgil to Atlanta for fleet center fielder Milt Thompson and Steve Bedrosian. met with the owners and ta.lked about expansion and relocation. the drug nuation and the de ianated hitter. Nothing was decided on any of those mattt'rs, although Uebcrroth did an- nounCt' the owners haq unanimously approved the sale of the Pittsburgh Pirates to a aroup oflocal bu.Sincsscs.. ln the past, the end of the meetings marked the deadline for interlcaguc r-tradmg. But that rule was changed • this year. and <cams arc free to deaJ without waivers through July 31 , which led to speculation that few swaps would talcc place here. But that was not the case, as Gary Roemcke, Steve Yeager, Ed Vande Berg and Mike Heath were among those who aot traded. There was. however, virtually no movement in the frec~agent market. Agents.for Kfrk Gibson and Donnie Moore, the two b1~est names avail- able this winter. said neither had a single inquiry. The only s1gn1fican1 free agent who signed dunng the week was Tom Paciorek, a reserve infielder-out- fielder. who got a one-year $200.000 contract from the Texas Rangers. Several teams filled needs during the meetings. especially the Los Angeles Dodgers. ., ......... Lakers burned by Cooper again NllggetscoreS32~ points as Denver topsLA. 121-120 Prom AP d.11,.kllet DENVER -It was Denver Coach Doug Moe's 400th victory in the National Basketblll Associatjoo and what made it especially sweet was lhc fact that the opponent was the Los Anaeles l..&kers. "It feel• great, bcatmg the Lakers two1n a row here after havint Jost so many the last few years," a Jubilant Moe said Friday ni&ht after Denver beat the Lakers, 124=120. "We didn't dominate them but we sure con· trolled the game." the victory WIS secure. Cooper, an eight-year veteran center, scored eight of his points in the final quarter. His slam rebound follow of a Denver miss with I :29 to ·play opened a 121-1 1 Sedge for the Nugcts. Cooper also had I 0 reboWlda and four blocked shots pitted against the l..&kers' Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. Tbe Lakers' Jame1 Worthy, who tied bis career high of 37 points, scored with I: 16 to play and Michael Cooper tossed in a three-point baskel with five seconds left to leave it 122-120, but English's foul shots clinched it for Denver. Enalish scored 30 points for the Nugets, Lafayette Lever had' 18 Md both Bill Hanzlik and Calvin Natt contributed 16. Abdul-Jabbar had 24, Magk John- son 19 and rookie A.C. Green I 7 for lhe Lakcrs. l:.akers Coach Pat Riley lamented, "Every pme we play with Denver it's a dogfight. They got an ei&ht· or ninc- point lead at the start ol' the fourth Saale. -'Dk CUppen quarter and I thought that was just a ht lie too much for us to overcome." SEATTLE -Tom Chambers Wayne Cooper scored a career-high scored 19 of his season-high 31 points 32 points in leading the Nuggets to in the first half to lead the Seattle their second victory over Los Angeles SuperSonics to their fifth straight this season. l home-<:ou n victory as they defeated Denver whipped the Lakcrs, , the Los Angeles Clippers 114-95. 121-120, here on Nov. 21 on a last-Chambersconnectedoneight of 10 second jump shot b,Y Cooper. The shots in the first half, scoring eight only other Laker loss 1n 22 games this points in the final five minutes of the season came Nov. 5 at home against hal~. as Seattle opened up a 55-48 Cleveland. haJttimc lead. The Nuggets never trailed in the The Oippers. who have lost by 20 The brisk trading, along Wlth several deals that were discussed here and may be hatched later, far over- shadowed the business agenda. Commissioner Peter Ueberroth The Dodgers had bct'n looking for a left-handed rehevcr ever since Steve Howe was let go last season because of drug problems, and Los Angeles got what 1t wanted tn Seattle's Vande Berg. The Dodgers trade<l away veteran catcher Y cager to get the reliever. Kareem Abclal-Jabbar 18 able to loft ahot o•er Den•er defender Wayne Cooper durtn.c NBA &ame P'rtday nl&ht. second half after the teams battled to or more points six times this season, 6()..6() tie at intermission. But it was fell behind 82-65 ancr three quarters not until Alex English deposited two and saw the SuperSonics build their free throws with five seconds left that lead to 27 points in lht' final period. Ex-major leaguers are trying to make it back on rosters From AP clilpatcla~• SpinksknockaoutKanein8th Mari· na MD Irv1· ne NEW YORK -Former heavyweight m ' ' ' champion Leon Spinks unloaded a baff3$C of punches to stop Kevin "Kip" Kane in the ei&hth round Friday night to win the w • • :i~~~~'.ngCouncil'~ContinentalAmericas heavy-arr1ors earn WlilS It was the fifth straight victory for the 32-year-old Spinks. who returned to the ring earlier this year after a SAN DIEGO -They seem out of • 21-month layoff. He was always the aggressor against place among the suits and tics of baseball's the 28-ycar-old Bowling Green graduate from Col- :xccutives. umbus. Ohio. A bit older. a few pounds heavier. Spinks knocked down Kane for a four-co unt with Vikings make final round. Mona rchs down St. Bernard :>fien hopeful, somcllmes desperate. an overhand right in the opening round. They arc recent cx-ma1or leaguers who have not Kane came back to Wln two of the next three made an easy transiuon to the next stages of1he1r hves. rounds, but after he stood toe-to-toe with Spmks tn the Manna High played an aggressive fourth quaner to So they go back to their roots. and come each year to the sixth, appeared to be hun1ng and was lunging with his dispose of Santa Barbara 1n the Santa Mana Tour- winter meetings searching for a chance to return to right hand. nament's semifinal round Friday night. while lrvme and something they know how to do. Spinks dommated the eighth round. connectmg Woodbridge won their consolauon semifinal matches in "I'm looking for a spot, often with right hands. the Sonora-Sunny Hill Classic to highlight boys basket- anyth1ng to do in baseball.'' says ball action. Meanwh ile Mater Dei. second ranked in CIF, Ken Reitz, who played 11 years an Colbert, Purtzer lead tourney won a showdown against No. 3 St. Bernard and Fountain tht' major lca$ues. "lt can be Valley took third place in its Baron Classic Tournament. anything. playmg in the major BOCA RA TON. Fla. -Jim Colben !I Herc's what happened: Galld lteefe leagues or the minor leagues. or and Tom Purtzer, a last-minute pairing. coachmg or scouting." shot a 6-under-par 66 Fnday 10 surge into a M1riaa U , Suta B1rber1 61: Mike Meyers hit a ( 15) led the way for the Wlnners. Maurice Lee scored 11 poin ts for Harbor. which now awaits competition next week m the San Otegu1to H>ttmemcnt, opening with Oceanside H1gt1 on Wedc:s- day. Reitz. 34, has not played 10 one-stroke lead after two rounds or the JUmp shot from outside the key with two second left to the big leagues smce 19 2. He &!_ve the Vik.in s tl)~XJlllfinalwin oycr Santa Rarbara..tJ.l.. ~~~~~~~,g~one~~a~iv~o~r~cZ~~a~d~~~m~e~-C~lu~b~.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~lhcsem11nalsoRhc Santa MariaToum~ent. other personal problems and ad-Colbert coaxed Pun1er into playing the 72-hole Manna will face the winner of the Dana Halls-Paso ··0efcns1vely I thought John Alstrom did a good Job on Roth," said Harbor Coach Ttm Parsel. "But we're sttll not there offensively" Retta ~ood." mils hts financial situatton 1s "not best-ball tournament only two weeks ago. They turned R'oblcs game tonight at 8. an their 66 on the 7,233(ard. par-72 No I course. the Santa Barbara took the lead midway throught the Still. he chngs to the dream. and the game. He spent last year as a part-time mfielder for Tulsa, a Class AA 1ffiliatc of the Tex.as Rangers. and batted .222. "They released me at the end of the season," said Reitz, who hit .260 during a career that took him to St. Louis, the Chicago Cubs. San Francisco and Pmsburgh. ''I'd rather keep playing, but to be realistic, my best ;ha nee may be as a coach. I don't know what to expect." The executives who malcc up baseball's front :>fficcs form something ofa middle-aged fraternit y, and !very year they hold their reunion at the winter meetings. They call each other ··ufty" and "Ducky," names ea med in Little Rock back in • 51. During the gathering at the sprawling hotel with palm trees where the meetings are being held this week, these men socialize. And they move easil y among friends they have known for decades. But the meetings also attract others who do not lit in so well, men who were once part of the game and now m not. They were at one time on the inside, and now, for whatever reasons. they are on the outside looking tn. These ex-players. usually not dressed as well as the men m suits they come hop1 ng to see. often stand ofT to the side. appeanng t1m1d and wailing for someone to recognize them. "Everybody 1s here for the same reason. I'm here to ~ct a job." says Ray Cosey, who got nine at-bats-all as 1 pinch-hitter -with one hit for Oakland in 1980. 'Tm lookrng for an inv1tat1on to spring training. With m yo ne:· Quote of the day Don Kills. the fight promoter. carrying on an "only in America" theme at a press conference after his acquittal on conspiracy and tax~vasaon charges: "lfl we"C tn the Soviet Union, the KGB would have _gotten me by now and I'd be a black ic~block in Siberia.'' Free scores 39 to lead Cava World B. Free burned Milwaukee for m 39 points to lead Cleveland to a 128-124 National Basketball Assoc1a11on victory over the Bucks Fnday night It was onl y the second Joss of the year at home for tht' Bucks. wh11t' Oeveland broke a two-gamt' losing 'itreak Rookie W1ymu Tladale scored 27 pomts as Indiana. breakmg a nine-game losing streak against Atlanta. built a 32- potnt lead and coasted to a I 09-89 victory over tht' Hawks ... San Antonio held ofTtwo late lktrott rallies and forward Mike MUcll1ell scored 29 poi nts to lead the pu~ to a 119-113 vic-tory over the P1!\ton~ Jim Puaon bit a three-pomt bomb from 30 feet out a' lime expired to give Portland a I 17-124 overtime vactof) •over Golden Sc.ate. Oilers erupt late to beat Jeta ReJmo S.mmaMll scored on a re-~ hound to break a 3·3 he nnd W111e ' Oreltlry added two unassisted goals as Edmonton struck four umes 1n the third penod to beat Winnipeg. 6-3. Fnday ni&ht 1n a National Hockey Leaaue pme. ummancn s6oveled a loo~ puck into the net at I 5:29 after CraJ1 MacTavtd1'1 boomma slapshot from lhe blue hne bounc~ into the slot off Jets' goaltender Ma" BdreM'• pad\ In the only other NHL game Friday, .Peal Lawltts \Cottd three ioals. his final tcore sn.apptna a tic with JU!l over two minutes remainins. to hft Hartford to a 6..4 victory over ButTtlo. I d nh h h If be fourth penod and held a two-pomt edge for several ongest an tou&-.est 0 t e t rec go courses ang minutes. With about two minutes left. Steve Guild was The Sailors connected on 17 of 52 (less than 33 percent) against Orange's zone defense. uscdThey had been in second placegomg lOtO the round fouled and ~onnected on both free throws to tie the game after shooting a 61 Thursday 00 the No. 3 course, the at 61-61. With 1:48 lefl. Marina's Mark Georgeson stole Fountain V1lley 45, Mllllh.a t3: The Barons, traaltng the entire game and down by eight entenng the final quarter. won the game when Kevin Waite's field goal broke a 43-4 3 tie in the final 10 seconds. mortest at 6, 737 yards and consjdered the easiest. Their the ball from the Dons and the Yikes chipped away at the 36-hole total of 17-under 127 lef\ them one stroke ahead clock. of Ray Floyd and Hal Sutton. Georgeson led the way for Marina with 21 points, Guild added 15 and Mike Meyers put up 11 . The victory helped Fountain Valley sal vage 1h1rd place in the Barons' own tournament. Valesente new Kansas coach EdJaoaH,CabrUloH:TheChargersqualified for the Cabrillo High lnvitat1onal finals tonight against Sanui Clara High's Saints following their nose-to-nose battle with the host Conquistadores in Lompoc. Todd Hanson was Fountain Valley's lcadin~ scorer tn the game with 13 points and top rebounder wtth fi ve. while Waite finished with I 0 poi nts. Scott Wessler handed out eight assists 10 lead the Barons in that depanment. LA WR ENCE. Kan. -Bob Valcsente, [iJ who helped Kansas quarterback Mike •II• Norseth to a record-setttng year in the Big Eight, was named the new football coach at the University of Kansas on Friday. Valesente, 45, came to Kansas as assistant head coach and quarterback coach under Mike Gottfned, who resigned Thursday to become coach at the University of Pittsburgh. Gottfried had said VaJcsente was a prime candidate to replace him. Television, radio TELEVISION 8 a.m. -PREP FOOTBALL: Diamond Bar vs. Charter Oak (tape). Channel 56. 9:30 a.m. -PRO FOOTBALL: Chicago at Ne w York Jets. Channel 2. 9:30 a.m. -MOTOR SPORTS: IMSA road racmg from Elkhart Lake, Wis .. Channel 9. 11 a.m. -WRESTLING: Channel 9. 11 :30 a.m. -GOLF: PGA team inv1tat1onal from Boca Raton, Fla., Channel 7. Noon -WRESTLING: Channel 56. 12:45 p.nt -COLLEGE BASKETBALL: St John's at UCLA. Channel 2. I p.m. -PRO FOOTBALL: Kansas City at Denver, Channel 4. 3 p.m. -PRO FOOTBALL: NFL week tn review, Channt'I 2. 3 p.m. -SlllING: World Cup, Channel 7. 4 p.m. -COLLEGE FOOTBALL: All- America team. Channel 7. 4 p.m. -POLO: Celcbnty Classic, Channel 4, 4 p. m. -SOCCER: V enezucla vs. Argcnt1an 1n World Cup qualifying match (tape), Channel 34 4· 30 p.m. -WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS U.S. amateur boxing champ1 onsh1p from Tulsa (delayed); Milton McCrory vs. Donald Curry (tape), Channel 7. S p.m . -PRO FOOTBALL: Raiders' Playbook. Channel 4. 5:30 p.m. -PRO FOOTBALL. NFL Films presents, Channel 7. 12.30 a.m. -WR~TUNG Channel 9 RADIO ., • 9·30 a.m. -PRO FOOTBALL Chae.ago at New York Jets. KMPC (710). 12.45 p.m. -COLLEGE BASKETBALL, 'it John'sat UCLA. KMPC (710) 7· 30 p.m. -PRO ROCKEY Washington at Kings. KLAC (S70). 7:30 p.m. -COLLEGE BASKETBALL. Boise State at UC Irvine, KPZE ( 1190). 7:30 p.m. -COLLEGE BASKETBALL \al 5tatc Fullenon at Loyola-Marymount, K WOW (1600) 7·30 p.m. -PRO 8~4JKETBALL Phoenu 11 Chppcn, KMPC (710) 6 p.m -COLLEO! 9A.8~8ALL: Lona Beach State 1n BYU Coupr Oau1c. K WOW (1600) \ Chris Cole. a senior forward, popped in 23 points for the Chargers, canning I 0 of I 7 from the field. And Doug Katona and David Margulies were instrumental m the victory. Katona had 10 rebound and 8 potnts and Margulies dished ofT eight assists. Tonight's duel finds Edison contending with 6-6 senior Andy Bock of Santa Clara. Woodbridge 80, Cuyoa H : Sophomore center Ad.a m Keefe turned in a 26-point performance to lead the Warriors past the Comanches 10 the Sonora-unny Hills Classic consolation semifinals at Sonora. Keefe, at 6-7, also collected 10 rebounds as Woodbridge proved too tou&h on the inside. The Comanches used a half court press. but Wamor ~uard Ali Rounagh1 had little trouble moving the ba ll inside for seven assists. Rounaghi fed senior forward Mike Murphy (If< points) on the outer pen meter and hit Vince Bryan ( 12 points} on the inside. Steve Ream led Canyon w1th 2 J pomts. The Warriors face Irvine at 4:45 today for the consolallon championship at Sonora. lrvlae H , M1poUa H : Shawn Patchell scored I 0 of his 12 points in the third quarter to pace the Vaqueros past the Sentinels and into the consolation cham- pionships of the Sonora-Sunny Hills Classic. Mike Herrin~. a junior guard, set a school record of 20 rebounds against Magnolia in leading Irvine de- fensively. Patchell and Mike Oden each grabbed 12 rebounds to keep the Vaqs within reach of thei r basket. Irvine led, 34-30 at halftime, but outscored the Sentinels, 17-8, in the third pcnod to take control of the game. Oru1e 57, Newport Harbor 0 : The Sailors ex ited the Sonora-Sunny Hills lnv1tat1onal 1n the fifth place semifinals as 6-6 Enc Dowell ( 19) and 6-5 David t<oth Compton 53, Haallngton Beach 44: The Oilers were their own worst enemy as they could htt only 18 of 53 shots from the field (34 percent} in losing the consolation championship game to the Tarbabes in the Baron Classic at Fountain Valley. Huntington Beach trailed 36-31 heading mto the final quarter. but could move only as close as four points the rest of the wa y. Scott Moberly led all Oilers wtth I 0 pomts and nine rebounds, while Steve Pemper scored c1ght potnts and bagged nine rebounds. LB Wllaoa 83, Coata Meaa 1%: Mitch Pclichowskt scored 24 poimts 10 pace the Mustangs. but it wasn't nearly enough as the Bruins rolled ofT 46 poi nts in the second half to drop Mesa from the Sa n ("lcm ente Tournament. The Mustangs face Fountain Valley 1n the Irvine Invitational Tournament Monday night. Mater Del 11, St. Benierd U : The Monarchs broke away from a 44-44 tac at the end of thr~ quarters. eventually built an eight-point lead in the fi nal pcnod. and held off the V1k10gs an Playa dcl Rey. Jn the seesaw battle. the Monarchs only trailed once at 2-0. although the contest was tied on several occasions. Stuart Thomas. a 6-9 senior forward, poured in a personal high 27 points whale Lcron Ellis added 20 points and seven rebounds for Mater Dei. now 5-0. Lacua Beecla 74, Cypreu '8: Coby Naess scored 28 points and got help from several areas as the Artists pulled out a consolation semifinals decmon to put t.hcmsclves into t~y's consolatton finals (4 p.m.) against Long Beach Wilson. · Nacss, who was averaging 24.4 through five games entennJ. Fnday's contest, was Joined by Scott Herdman ( 12), Bill Elsten ( 11 ). Todd Fortune and Todd Spath (9 each) and reserve Doug Lawler (6) to put Cypress away Christ Cnllege enjoys laugner Rustlers rally to collect two-point win; OCC falls SAN JOSE -Chnst COllCJC Irvine's basketball team breeLCd to its seventh win in 10 outmas Friday n1aht with an 82·4'S victory over San Jose Bible Colleae. Everyone played for Chnst College, which led at halftime. 41-29, before pulling away in the second half. Derwm AP,J?leberry led the way for the Ea&Jes wtth 18 pomts and nine rebounds while play1 n1 le s than half the pmc. With the pme well tn hand, Appleberry sat out the last nine mtnutes of the contnt. Bnan Beal contnbutcd 12 points and DatTen Bean I 0 rebounds for CCI and Dan KJau dashed out elahl IHISts. ,. The Eqles meet 1mpson College an San Francisco tom&ht Golden West Colleie muaaed to stay ahve in its own basketball tournament, but Oranae Coast drop- ped a non-tourney contest up nor1tt 10 community collcic • Cllon Fnday ntgh t. liere's how 11 went Golden Weal U , Cltra1 U : The Rustlers will play for consolation honors in their own tourney following the come·from·behtnd victory over the Owls Golden West trailed S2·S I with 30 aecoods 11ernairun1 when Byron Strachan drove the lane, hit an off· balanced shot and Wis fouled Hts three-point play p ve the Ru'1lers (2-3) the m~,..;n of victory Citrus (I· S) was unable to get a shot off 1 n the final 14 S«onds. trachan finished with a gamt'·hta.h 20 po1nt'i, while J.T. Debbs added T6 and Kevan Smith contributed 10 points and I 0 rebounds. Golden West wtll face a ruged tC'il 1n its bid for consolation honon Al 4 when It meets El c~mino (I 0-1 ). a team that was rued second in the state before lo~•nJ to Riverside 10 the first round of the tourney Cla1bol IO , Oraqe Coaat II: The Ptratcs squande~d a 27-26 hatn1me lead as Randy Smith scored 14 ofh1s 22pomts1n the stc0nd half to lead the host Gladiator'\ to the non-con fercnce victory. The Pirates (4-3) meet kyltnr C'ollcae toniJht at 7·30. Dtlllly l'llot pholo bf Dewld lllhH-. Charger Mike Henderaon (lO)and Poly'• Eugene Burkhalter (21) and Jerome Pryor (75) all try for loose ball. EDISON, JACKRABBITS SETTLEFOR14-14TIE ... From Cl 6:26 -The re\l o l Ld1<,on·~ squad emerges. shed Fountain v a11q ~ g11u'>1 7:30 -KJckoIT. comm111e<l a lot ot sill) and CO\tl:v penallle'i. make another one which prompts Workman to shout. "Thl'W stupid fouls could coc;1 us the gaml' .. 6:47 -Workman rellevl's internal pressure by depositing his pre-game cookies near mid-field 7:31 -Poly fumbles. Charger~ re- cover. Break No. I to Edison. 7:03 -Edison return\ to the locker room. 7:34 -Quarterback M 1kc 8:SS -a~s Workman intu h1\ headset "Penalt1er, haH· kept u\ 11hl· defense) o n the field the"" hole game 7:15 -Workman calls the players together "We'\e been through a lo t to get here." he begins .. But as much as we've been through. after our mca~er beg1nn1ng. I don't thank JUSt gemng here 1s enough. Go o ut there relaxed and go out th~re and smack someone. Use your quickness. Use each other If you use yourselves together. you can't be beat. Don't wait. Get off on the ball and do it. Let's have some fun.'' Angetovac scrambles for a touch- down. Says Workman into the head- set he's weanng. "ll was a great run. a great run ... 8:59 -The delen')('. howe\er 1\ pla) 1ng superbl) as e' 1denced b' thl' fact the Jackrabbits' ufTensl' "pu,heJ 33 )ards bad.ward'> \~Ith their la\I possession 7:59 -End of first quarter Edison 7. Poly 0. 8:18 -Halftime. Edison 7, Pol) 0 8:22 -The Edison coaches huddk The consensus: Outside of a few minor alterations. do n't change a thing. 9:05 -.\ngelO\'IC hit\" ldl· fl'l e1\l'I Rick Jurnce with a thre(,'·\ard I I> to put the( harger\ahead.14-11p latl'tn 'the third quaner Workman\ n >n1 ment· "lt''i alm\l\t the fourth 411.ir 8:25 -Workman goes O\er <,econd- half strategy wnh the offense 8:!8 -Shouts defens1'<e end Brad Needham. "If the) don't scon~ de- fense. we win ... ler ·· 7: l 8 -The C hargers take a moment of silent reOect1on. Wo rkman breaks the silence b} 5aymg ... Let's get after those sons of .... The noise by the ( hargcr pla)ers drowned o ut the rec;t 8:30 -Sa)s Carter to Workman. 9:18 -'t ell<, \CnlDr k1di;e1 "Hk rece1'<er 1defcn'1'e hack Tim H1111- 1rager "Don't kt down "e ha \t:n t "On )Cl •· "We can beat these guys The) aren't 9:31 -Pol) tntl'rcepts deer 1n l:.d1son temtor. ~a\!. \\ urkman "That's the worc;t thing that lOUld ha"e happenl.'d to us" 7:U -Introductions that good." · 7:27 -Ex-Fount.am Valley High, ex-UCLA and current Rams of- fensive ltncman Duval Love handles the coin-tossing ceremony. Heck. e\'en an the Cl F finals Workman cnn'1 8:33 -The ~tings break and the usual locker room shouts are heard "Twenty-four minutes of football " "This 1s for the CIF champ1onsh1p." "This as tt guys." 9:33 -Sure enoug.h. thrl'l' plJ~' later Poly scores and it's a gaml· ag•11n at 14-7 with 14) 10 go. 8:51 -The ( hargers "ho ha'e 9:41 -(1UI\\ mU\C u t thl.' 111ght COLLEGE BASKETBALL Lewis leads USC, 89-79 Ex-Monarch scores 19 i n victory: UC Santa Barbara tops Chapman From AP dispatches LOS ANGELES -Freshman Tom Lewis. a Mater De1 H1ghtfaduate, scored 24 points and Demck Dowell added 19 points. 11 rebounds and nine assists to lead the Un1vers11y of Southern Cahfom1a past cold-shooting Loyola of Maryland. 89-79. 1n a non-co nference college basketball game Saturday night at. the Spons Arena. David Gately had 23 points and To mmy Lee 16 for the Greyhounds, who dropped their second straight game to fall to 4-2. Rod Keller added I 3 points and had eight rebounds for the Trojans. who arc now 4-4. USC led by as many as 15 points 10 the first half before settling for a 46-36 advantage at halftime. The Trojans led 52-44 early in the second half before o utsconng the Greyhounds 15-2 an a span of 4.16 to take a 6 7-46 lead with I 2:S5 remaining. Lo)'ola used runs o f fi ve and eight points after that to tnm the deficit to I 0. but the Greyhounds could get no closer Loyola was hampered b> poor field-goal shooting. connecting on JUSI 30 of 83 shots fro m the floor. 36 6 percent The G reyhound<; made JUSt I I o f 36 attempts 1n the first half. The TroJans. meanwhile. shot 59 7 percent from the lloor. h1t11ng 37 of62. In other college basketball. UC Santai Barbara IS, Chapman 57: Scott Fisher scored 18 points. seven of them in the final three minutes. to rally UC Santa Barbara over Chapman in Santa Barbara. Santa Barbara trailed by 14. at 37-23. early in the second half before Fisher's lay-in and free throw gave them a S2·5 I lead with 2:57 remaining. Fisher then put Santa Barbara ahead fo r good when he made a pair off rec throws to give the Gauchos a 54-53 edge wuh I :53 reamining. UC 8 pulled away afterward Conner Hen~ added 17 points and had five assists for UCSB, now 4--. Mike Ke ll) paced thl' Panther<; "1th I Y po1nh ti q· rebounds and four assist'>. Kell~ Hu.stun added 15 p111nl\ for Chapman. no"' 3-6 StaJ>ford 105, Seattle 54: fodJ L1lhll anJ '-o' 1.in Wh11s111 combined for J4 point<; 10 lead \tanlurJ It> Jn eas} victory b' er Seattle Whitsitt. making his first \tan ot the sea-,on '>tnrnl 11 ofh1s 16 points 1n the lim half tu spark StantorJ 111 ;i 52-2:! halftime advantage Lu;hll a fl-4 freshman l .1ml· ofTthe bench 10 score 12 ofh1s 18 points 1n the se~ond hJ ll tan ford. 4-1 , '\ank 24 of 36 held goal attemp1' in thl' first half and finished with a SI< pc'rcent performanle ti\ best of the season. Seattle. 1-6. shot 44 percent from 1 hl· field. Forward Scott Ham\ scored I 8 point, I~ 111 thl'm 1n the second half. to pace Seattle. In the Cougar Classic at BYl 1 Pepperdlne 85, Western llllnols 67: < rrant c 1110· drez1ck scored 21 points and D"'a) ne Polcl' .1JJed It> 111 lead Pepperdine over Western 1111001~ BYU t4, Long Beacll State 75: Jeff( ha1man 'um·d 19 points while A venan Pam'>h and Bren1 '°llt'phcn,on added I 3 each to lead host Bngham 'I oung Indiana 84, Louisiana Tech 63: C1uard \tl·q· \lt111d '>Cored 25 points to lead l nJ1an..i an the orx'n1ng 1nund "' the Indiana Cl?ss1c The Hoosiers JUmpc'd tu an 8-1 k-aJ and l'\IL'lhkd 11 b> intenniss1o n to 43-22 after l.ou1~1Jna T l'l h m1"cu 11' final I:! shots ofthe half AJ1bama-Blrmlngbam 69, Hawaii-Pacific S9: In thr Hawa11 Tipoff. guard James Ponder Slored 21 prnnl\ Ii> lead No. 16 Alabama-B1rm1ngham Leading 33-26 at haln1me. the Bla1er .. lnl rea<,ed thl' margrn to 13 points on three '>tra1ght buckets tl\ Pondn Michael Charles and te~e Mitchell to take a command- ing 39-26 lead with 17 16 left an the game In a women's game USC 85, Tenneuee 77: (\nthia Coopc:r •AnrL·J ~-' points and had fi ve rebounds and Chef) I Miller th1prx·J in 22 points to become LI. c·s all-time leading <,C()fl'I a\ the Tro1ans downed Tennessee Miller. a 6-J senior forward. ran her t'areer '>l't1nng total to 2.41 6 points. 11 abo\ e the pre\ 1ou~ ">Chool mJrl-. set by Paula McGee College, prep basketball scores c ..... 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T-- ICMINlel:..._ S-W""""I MerlN '3 s.t\le lerti.re •' s.,..o.n-. T-- IC--"-t SemlflMt\ l Lon9 8tec:Pt WI"°" ll n\IA \ti-" (~--~) "001111" .. l!t TOl'o 66 "Ofll•N 6) $ell C~tt \l ,.,.,_., .._, T~ (OIM' ......... ~I VOYIW1 CN Ille/I .. It.,._ ... 11.i1 '° '° NOM·LIA$VI 0tM ll V -1', s.tffe it Me• 0.. 61 S1 WNftl Y ••llCllO A-let " l ~ 111~' Wnh tourth do"n-and-1mhl'\ at tht· Pol~ 4' and 2:25 to pla). Workman Ciel!\ to go for the tir\I d(l"n and the game 9:42 -and .\ngehH 1c·, 4uanerback r,neak doe<,n't makl· 11 9:46 -lncrcd1bl}. Pol\ 11es the game at 14"1th 59 seconds kit 9:51 -T"o incomplete\ anJ a run lata tht: ~ame end., an a Ile Thl' C IF Big h'l' C hamp1on\h1p gamt: ha' pmdulC.'d co-champ10nr,' 10:03 -.\ CIF ofliual pre'>ent' the C IF-Big Ft\l' C hamp1on\h1p plJquc tu hl1r,on ") ou·, e uime J long""'~> to gl'I herl' tonight., hl' \cl\\ "I tit 'OlH he.id'> hccau\e 'ou Jrl' < II l hJmpr, .. IO:OS -\dd.,\.l.urkman "C1u\<, I kn11" thl'rl'' fru!.trau un here but get 11 ut1 ~our fatl! It\ guang to \a\ l::dl\on (IF ( hamp<, l\IM5 an the reu1rd hooks "'< uu're C IF-champ' 't <JtJ pla~eJ J "Orth\ o pponent anJ \OU han· nuthing tl) ~ a\h.:lmCd Ill I'm \lo proud nt ~ou gu~., Ynu did a great 1ob "'<uu'rt· "1nnt'f\ '<<H -\Rf \.\ l'l"Jl:.R'i .. BLOCKED ... From C l •in J JlJ'i\ lr11m Butkr 111 t 11 \ Jrd' I ,1 <)UIOIJ lhl'fl l11t1~ J lh JntJgl' 111 .1 K11.l. W1!,nn 1ntl'nept111n "h1lh tt•J\L' the \/ll'l\ the ball JI thL' K11aJrunm·r 211 Three pla~s later fkhh' 'uirt·d 110 .1 5-~ ard 4uanerba, k r,neck '°laddlebat'k regrouped and '\COf'C'd L'arl\ 1n tht· founh 4u.irter .:1c, l 1len n ( Jmphl:ll ran 6 'ard~ tor thl' touth- J 11"n C Jmpbdl ruc,hl·J tur I \4 \JrJ, ''" 211 a111:mp1s 1hre" h>r 1-'ard' JnJ had three 'ard' rt'H'I\ 1ng Three minute'> lalt'r Onll'l'fll'> ,aught anotha "'-,ard t11u1. hJ11" r) pas<\ frum Butler JnJ thl' 'L•'rl' "J' lll'd at 2X Butler "J' 4 ot 1.i tor 11J \JrJ<, thret· 111ulhJt1" n' .inJ <>nL' 1 n teret pllon F ollu" mg the lkt 1\1\1' hllKkl'J punt w ()u1ntJ I ~-2 maJl· .i Je'>pc'rallon dn'c hut 11' horx·, l'ndrd "" Ot-bb,· pa"> tu Kl.'t ten"alJ '>qu1nl.'d oil hie, hand\ anJ tl'll harmk"'" to the grounJ on lourth Ju"'n \aJJkhatk lhl·n ran out the do1.k 111 hl'tome C l'ntral C 11ntaenn· ... hJmpwn' • S.dchblck 14, Le Ouim1 21 1 • 4 1.o r-111 \. f..i""" "··,. , ,.. ,. I.I''"• -' ""'' --01'• "•'V\ 1 C"aU '' -8 .. 1 "'' . . _ (. U•c r' ] • 4,.. C ... 1arn 11. (., ' ) .. ) :s LO 8 q,.{ ~·P'i'._.,atd l 'u"' c. v' 4'"0 ... c• )80 T~u,..,...O"'O '6 De\\ •rt.""' 8 .,;,llf"' A..~., ... , ' (It. 0-0t OO\ ~ ,,..,,. (,.,. 4"'1 • c• Sao--C4~00t 6 \,II,. ~ • ._...,, • <-• S•O "°"'' "t!''O\ 1 D8\\ .,. ,.... 8 u• ~r ~.,•#Ill,. . . '..a \1-L"' .. 1S '"'""' -.-.. '"' On<111<f~ Ou 1 • • o-"•eo &•1•~ael'\c• "t>OO '''·""•••o (;AME STATISTIC\ U O l O ~ ',. J~wn\ \ 11 11.,,,..., veroeof JI )1' 14 ._. P&\\ ""0 va,.~aQt '0' ~~'I ~8\\ f\Q \0 ·~ , ' 1 ~ P,,r•\ ) 71 l l' ~ .... -D f\ I '"""0 .. \ 0 \ ei } ) Pt·'a • t\ ••'Cl\ oe~• 1eo • 4C • ~ INOIVIOUAL ltU\HING Sao <•"'00." 10 5• F> t • •• ~ 9 • ,. .. ,_ "'d ) 8 ... • ,, ~ t 0-8 llf><•'~ ...... .., 1 \l ~ • • 4 ~ ... ) • "" ' ~,. ) 0 .0C\ , , •. " "" ' 1" tN0fV10VAl PASSJN~ 't0 8w• er 0 1• I IA .._.,..!>~ 4 0 0-CeDO• I 11> 1 llO & If«• ••~we Cl I 0 'Of ""'"""' INOIVIOUAL ltlECltVlN(; S110-nivrmonO 2 33 Dee 2 26 P >ell.tr "II 11 °'11 ••fO\ ) I) M ~"'• (. "'' I I (4'"'P0.ll I 1 LQ-8 lf.c1t••nwel(I I t0 He•• Qe• I .. l..-0 I 'l I/\ \O~ I 'I C:•a ~ t t C:e •lhA'O 1·• Newport LL signups today Re~"'' .at1on for \ie1.1. port 'a11onal l 111k "111 ~ londullr'd h"><ia' Imm q ,\ m ·noon at l n\1gn ~ ht"Mll 2000 c It fT r>m t' \II H>uth\ "\e" POn ~I~ \C3f'i of ilil" lt'ani an 'c1.1.pon ~~c h are ehpble to pla) ~II n<""' pla)c:n \hould bnni a tnnh cert1tica1t "'htn \llnln& Up The league "''" ha\t d1' 1c.1on' tor T ball minor\ m110"' and ~n10~ thl\ va"1n Orange Cout OAll Y PILOT /Saturday, Oecemb« 14, 199! C3 .BIG FIVE CROWN SHARED .... From Cl backed up by Bernie ( ollach10 Hartman and Ed Pana. turned the game inside o ut It wasn't Pol(i Bia Play ofTeo~. 11 was Edison'\ Baa Play defen~ wh1ch was command1n1 evtryone·~ a11en - t.aon throu&h the first two penods. But Edison wa~ an trouble n1pu awa) 1n the third quarter when JU fir'>I dn¥t was forced to start from the I I because of a clipping penalt), then the second possession began w1th first- and-2 S from the t ts. the: Ch1u:gers, however. were able to avoid disaster and finall~ got se t up un their 40 following a Poly punt Angelov1c went deep 10 R id. Jus- tice on second and 11 and although his dart was high Ju"ace snagged 11 coming from the left and sped to the Pol) 12 to complete a 49-vard p.u., pla) '\ penaltv mo,ed 11 to the 6 and three pla)'s later Angelov1c floated 11 pass to his left and Ju~11ce hauled ll in w11h 13 seconds kfl 1n the third penod. Twice Pol) punted the second time with 7 16 left. but after being sho' ed deep 1n their temtof). the Chargers tned to pass their "'a} out o t 1t and got burned ~1th the inter- ception 'It was open" said V.orlcman ··11 "as there If the\ hadn't batted 11 do"'n we had the game " Overall the numbe~ were\ 1nualh e\en. Pol) netted :!O more yard!>. bu·t cons1dcrabl> more first dow ns ( t .i-6 I In the end 11 was Pol) 's heralded defense which \topped the Chargers on back-to-back quanerbacks sneak'> a 'ard a"a' from a first do"n and certain '1cton that gnt the Jat k· rabbm C\ en ··v.e earned one 1t1ulhdo"n c1nd the) lond of gave u'i one.. said \\ orkman ·The\ ea med •int and "-l' kind o l ga' c: them o ne The frustrJt· 1ng pan "'a) that ""' wen.• up b' 1.i * Edison 14, Lono a..ai Pofv 14 Score~ OU•rten LO"O 8eac" F>o•v ~ 0 O 1.-u Eo•\0" l ') l ~ •• Eo.-Anoelov<C to ,. "n T"te te*' • c.• E 01-Ju\,IC• 1 O•\\ ,,..,,.,. •nQ•t')v c r"•V•l'" • c~ Potv-Q J \\.,, ) , "'" !><:~or • r • P'J•v-H 70 Di&\\ •ro" ,...~,. .. "U ~'~·a ' ,. Att~nf.la"' ,. ~ ) • GAME ST A TISTICS POlv Edi r: f\I OOW"\ 4 ~ Q"''"e' 1•ra&Qf> · ;6 ,J l1 bf> F>en ng •aroeot' 6J Cl P a\\1ng & lO 4 F>un•\·averagt S•l6 & l F .1rnO~\ fumt>iet. Cl\' ~ 0 F>ena1!1H •11'0' oene111trJ ~ oO > !>' INDIVIDUAL RUSHING Poiv-R ... ,\e-11 I• \1 H•""''"O I• •or ,.,... .,"'\ 11 Moroan 1 •or m.nu\ l Eo -Cer•er J 27 An~e • ~ ,• Sner""""'a" • S \,.,. .. ,\*,. 1o1.,gn-e\ INDIVIDUAL PASSING P ') v-"it n "II o ~ 1 ·&3 '1110' ;ia () Eo~AnotlOV•C 1 I IQl INDIVIDUAL RIECEIVlNG P ')•v-R<>\oCOC S •S ,.,.orge• • 2~ /Va,.~· l • ... 2 le R u\\e I 1 I) Eo -(;• 1111\ l )7 "''' (f 1 S2 Ca"P' point• in the tounh quaner ... o 1l'' over -Edison finishes 11 ·2·1 overall. Poly 1s 11·1·1 overall. and the two a_re eo<hampfon' • "I've aot to be the o ne that puts thH a&me lD penpecU ve and tell them the)' 're winners becau~ they arc " conunued the Edison coach ~s Workman and bJS Charge~ left the firld and into the clubhouse b.c: held up a hand with one of h11 champ1onsh1p nngs and told has players "You're all going to get ont ttlce th1s. btcausc )ou're not co- c hamp1om. \ou're champions And that's how I'm ordenng them " Suns' Davis to undergo treatlD.ent PHOENIX fAP) -PhOt'nax UDS guard Waltrr Davis has been placed o n the "lauonal Basketball A.ssoc1a. uon 's su.,pended !ISi a her t:ntrnng an undisclosed ~outhern ( a liforn1<1 center tor treatment of drug and or alcohol abu-.e club otTinal'> sa\ "He hc1~ a substance abu~ prob- lem.'' \uns C1eneral Manager JerT) Colangelo told rrporter\ Fnda~ c11 .s news wntert'nle hc.-re .. 8) defin11100 ~ubHance \peak., tur 11<.elt -dru(P and or alcohol "That\ a'> \l)t'.uliL a\ I l an ht: That 'at.'.cm\ 111 ht' m1Jcc toncern lo r the lat'" th.to f11r the J)t'.f\tin I m LOnLernt:'d c1tlciu1 tht' pcr'.>On rhl· \ •\t."df·l>ld Oa\ I\ jJ fl\l'•tlllk 'B .\ .\ll-\14r "ho "a' k ad1ng the \un-. in \lon ng this ~car "'ill ht· 11u' ·a m1n1mum of tour >wt'ck ' Hut morl' realtst11.alh J'> long a'> 11 ta~l''> < ulangelo ..aid ·•\\hen 1hr: d1n11. kel' he'\ read\ that<. "'hen he'., let g11 .\l thaipo1n1 hn.inht-c1Lll'all"d But a. o l t<><lJ\ hl• '> \u~pendt'd .... Ith pa'" Da'" 'Mila!"\ I\ $f1X(J Ooo th rs sea.,nn .... h1lh "tht· la">I unl· nn h.s ')un\ on1ra1.'t C nlangelo '>did 1he teagur: "pa' illj lor ()3," rchah1l1Wtmn 'but lhill4 the 1ea\t ri l ffi\ Lontem\ about .... ho') ~n1ng, tu pJ~ i •u\t "ant tu gt1 "-JhCJ hJ1.k J\ a pla'cr <1nd as a l)t'.rsun "l"tlhl·r thr \un' nor the league wtll n111 d1\L l<.>-.c thl· e \aL1 nature of[)a" is.' pr oh km "1 n re'>pect tor \.l. alter} pn, .i1.' .tnd thac ma' nc' l'r be ..1~ 11liua l announ1.emen1 on 11 ( o'- .tn~dc added Ua\ 1\ 1.unt.icted l ulangclo Oii fhur-.JJ' m 1rning fr 1m .sn OallanJ! h111el ;ind ··..aad he had a -.enoez5 per\vn.sl probk'm and needed 1ni· mediate help·· Colangelo said Cal Bowl matches un l lH:\,l t1 \1' -I ·t ... u'": tht• 4uJnnhJ.J,, n \.11 ur.t.1. '<.ii turnia Bu\d "h11..h p11' l:l.•v.1.n~ t rrecn .inJ Frc\no \1.111· l"I 'hl ••n1 po'>t-\l.'a,on lnlkgl' '"' th,111 g,1r111 matching undeleatcJ tl·Jm' But thl' Fallon,· Hn.1n \td lurl' "ho'>e H> ~~1 1 'ard' pa,c,an~ 1\ Hw \Cl'nnd h1ghl'\t 10 ,, .\ \ h1\lllf"\ d oe\n 1 than k thl· "ut1.• ~l· "ii 'L"· 'ohe 1nl' JrounJ h"" "L I hl· .:and F re~no \tJ tl' q u.i na"'J' "'-(' r. °""-eent'' pi.:rl11rm .... OU ha\\' !O h1ol.. J lhl'f j\J'l\'• ,, >I lhl· umc \Id lurt• .,. .. 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Plttst>uroh 6 7 0 461 295 ,., ~IOf\ s ' 0 357 ,., 350 l!H I Ntw Eno1end 10 • 0 71• 301 237 NY Jtts 10 • 0 714 350 23S Mleml 10 • 0 714 370 293 tndle naPOlls 3 11 0 214 2SS :M1 8uffal0 2 11 0 143 176 323 ~linen.cl division lllle Ttc1ey's Garn.a Cnfc.too •' Ntw Yo<!\ Jt h ICl\enMl 1 e l 9~30•m ) Kanu1 Cllv er Denver 1Cnenne1 4 at 1 P.m ) Sundav'• Gamet SI L.ools at RarM Seattle., RAlldlt"s Pnli.c:t .. Plll• a l San Oleoo (Cl'lat'lnel 1 et I p m ) 9utttl0 e t Plllsl>Urlll'I Ctnclnnell •' Wunlngton <Cha nnel • at 10 am.I Grff!I Bev •I Detroit Hoosron •' c1eve1ano lndlanallOlls at Tam pa B•v MlflnMOta •I Ati.nta Ntw Yo<ll GI•"'' al Dallas S.n Francisco e t Ntw ~leans MeftdlV'I Gwne New En1111nd •I Mle ml ICnennel 1 at 6 o.ml Odds NFL TOdev Cn1c:eoo 1 ., over 'Ntw Yo<ll Je" "Denver 10 ovtf' IC.e1118s Cllv suncsav 'Rams 9 ') over St Louis 'Raiden 41,., over S.ellle ·wuhlnoton 2 over Clnclnn•fl Mlnnesote l over •Atlanta •Plllsburgn 10 over 8ultel0 ·oeues 3 over New Yo<k Glents •T•mPt Bev l ">over lndlen.1oolls Sen Francisco 10 over •Ntw ~leans "Cleveteno 10 over Hooston •Sa n Olaoo 7 over Pl'lllade1on10 •oatrolt • ~ over Grfff' Bev Melldev •M1em• 6 over New Enotand COLLEGE 90WLS Ttdev Calitwnle ..... Fre\no Stele 2 over 8owllno C.rMl'I OK. 21 C'-'V 8ewl Marvtend ,., over Svrecu~ ll\dttlel ldeftce 8owt C~mson 4''1 over Mllll\f'°la o.c. 21 HltldaVW.WI l\r~o,.Hs 1 over Aruona S1e1e OK. v Ub9rtV .... LSU •\ lhvlOr even OK. ,. Flor\dt Cltr11 s Bowt Ol'llo Staie v' 8YU, even Sun a.wt Georo1• ' over AflJOfle ......... Al<loem• • o.... use OK. )0 Wes~ Geter Bo""' F1or1de State 6', over Olllanoma State OK. )I Pffdl 8ewt tlllno•s "' Armv no tine .. ~ .... Alt Fo•ce -S ove< Te•H Al Amef'lun llewt C.eorgle Tech I', over Mlcn1oan Stele Jen. 1 FIHte aowt Micn1gen 3 .., over Ntt>rnka C""9fl a.wt Aut>urn 3 '> ovet Tuu A&.M ROMa.wt towe 2 ' over UCLA su .. r a.wr M1em1 7 over Tenntnff Or•-.... oi.1enome 7 ovtf Penn State ·~o'" name ttam l"rem Harnh'• Race & s-b a..11 H19'1 K:hocll CIF FINALS Bio Ftvo Centerence Edison 14. Long 8tecll Polv 14 Centi-al Centorence Sa Odltt>eCI\ :M, Le Ou1nte 2t CM stel Centeronc:e Muir 71. Harl 14 Eest>wn Centwonce C lerernont 37. Dem;en 22 N"1tlwntwn CtftfOt.- Cenvon 9, AnttlOl>e Vallev 1 s.utt1oa1tem C'"'8rence Cnerter Oek 34. Olemond Bar 5 TONIGHT'S GAME *"'°"'~ MliJlon ll'lt lO vs Senta Ane et Orenge Coast Cot~ New SouWI Wein ()pen Ce' Svonov. A111tHtlel 0Va"'"1lnol SlNMl Mar k DIClllon IU s ) def Tim Mevollt 4U S ) 6·3, 3·6, 1•6, Kallv Evern<1en (Ntw Zoolend) Ciel C11r1110 Sttvn ISo!Jll'I Al••ta &·1. 1·6. 1-S, Henri Leconte tFrencet ot• w anv Me•ur IA.ustreilel 6 4, 6·3 Met• All04tr IU S l dt'I 91Jd Scnull1 IU SI 6 3 &·l. OMO ... fl"*'8 DAll'IV'S 1.0CKUI ,,...__, kaUll -lt en11\e'1 160 •oc:k coo 1 wl'•ltt •H 1)811 1 t>IKll "' bess (r••HWOI DANA WHA•, -11 enolO<s 1 o.tu t)O rock CO<I 11 mecktf'tl I ''-OlhH ll GWCwomen beaten, 74-63 V A:-0. 'I YS -rhc: (,olden Wes1 College .... omen's basketball team had a four-gaml' ...,inn ing c;trcak c;napped b} ho~• I o~ Angele\ Valle}. 74-63. Frida~ n1gbt ·10 a non-conferenct" game fht> Ku\tlc:r\ who dropped to 6-~ O\'Cntll. "-Cre pated b> 'itacy Sames who had :!l points and Kim Abcyt.a who tallied 14 1 he 13mc wa~dfockc."d at half· time.' -\7 {1ohkn ~ <'~t "l\ll'I \an 01cio City Collqt Tuc\d~\ 01 7 1n 11s next rncountcr • " NaA wun•N CONP•••NC• h<llk OMMoll w L "ct. GB L.allen " ) ... ~!land IS ., .SS4 ..... S.01111 11 1• ..., ,.,., ~ • 1• m n Ooio.n Ste te ' ll m ,,.,., ~II • 17 ,., 1)11'1 MldWett OM ... Houston 11 1 IOI Oenvor 16 • ..1 1 S.I\ Antonio 14 II S60 )'l Utan 14 II .S60 )') OellH II II .500 s s.cremonto 1 16 .304 9''> •ASTl•N CON,. ... fCI AllMftc OM'*' Boston 19 3 ... NtWWMV ll II $d 1 Pt11i.00to11Jt 12 11 m 1''> Wesnlnoton 12 11 sn 7'' New York 6 11 261 13'"1 Cemrel OIYblen Mlll#tUllH 17 10 630 Detroit ,. II S60 Atlanta . 11 13 4SI 4 ' Cltv .. end 10 1) 435 s Cnlc:ellO ' 17 ~ 1 ., Ind lent 7 " 304 8 ,, l'lcle¥'• Scent Denver 174, L.allen 120 • S.elllt 114, '*"°"' 9S San Antonio 119. Detroit 113 lndlene 109, Allanla 99 Clevtlend 171, Mllwauk.ff 124 Portland 127, GOldoll Start 124 COi Teflilllt's ~ Pl\oonl1 e I ClillMr$ lndlellt et Ntw JtrMV Sen AnlonlO el New York PlllledotOl'lle el Alle tlte 8oslon et Cltv .. end s.cremonto al Cnlcego Oenvtf' at Delles Houston at Utan SVftdoy's GMNI Oetroot at Lallon Cnlc:eoo el Boston Sacramento al Milweukff Seattle et Golden Stell H""9ft 114, Lahn I JO LAJCEU 1120) -Remt>ls 1·3 O·O '1. Worlh'I' lS·?l 7-T 37, AbdlJl·JeDOer 10-23 4·7 24, Sc:ott S· 10 0-0 10, Jo/\l\llOl'I 1· lS S-6 71, Grff!I 6·12 S·I 11, M. Coooer 7·S 2·3 7 Luc:es 1·4 O·O '1. KuOCl'lak O·O 0·0 0 Totals. ... 93 23·31 120 DINVER ( 124) -E'nollsn 10·22 10-12 JO, Nett 6· IS •·S 16, W Coooer 13·716·6 32. Lever 9· 16 0-1 II, Dunn l ·3 0-0 1 H1nzllto. 6·11 4·S 16, Scneves 1·4 1·1 J Turner 3-S 1·2 1, Evans 0-7 0·0 0, 1l1smUlMn 0-4 O·O 0 Totets 49· 109 26·32 124 kef'e llV OU.lr1on La It er s :M 16 30 30-1 ?O Denver l S 25 JI U--124 Tl'lrH ·DOlnt ooa11-M. Coooor FouleO out-None lltbound~L•ltff'l S7 IJollnson II), Denver 62 (W Coooor IOI As· slsts-t.ekers 20 (Al>dul·JebOar 7>. Dtnvt r 21 IHenzllk S> To•el loot1-L11'.ers 1•. Denver 19 TK l'lnlc.als-Denvtr lneQet de tense, Abdul· JeDC>ar Attend•nc-11,022 Senk• m, acioen ts CLl""l"S (ts) -Caoa S·9 2·4 11, Muwell 2·6 3·4 7, NlmOfllus •·9 0·0 I, M. JOl'lnSOll 9· II 1·1 1S. NI son 6· IS 0-0 13, 8rlcl~en ~6 3·4 13, 8enlemln 0-3 3·6 3. Eowards 0·3 0-0 o. While I·• o-o 2. Wilk.es l -7 1·2 I. Gordon O·I 2·2 2, Muronv l·l 0-0 1 Tolels 36·12 21·30 95 SEATTLE (114) -McCorm1c1o. 6·1 2·1 U , McDenlel S· ll 3·3 13, Slkma 6· 11 3·3 15. Hondtrson S·9 0-0 10, Wood •· 12 2·2 10, Cl'le mt>ers 12·17 7·7 31, Youno 7·3 7·7 1. ~~.J-4-0.0 6, "'·-1·1 1·• l c;.. JoMM>n 1·10·0 2 H1001nl l·l 1·1 3 Pnelo\ 0·7 O·O 0 To11ts '6·11 21·'2' 114 Scw'e llY OU.lnws Cllootr\ l 1 17 11 JO-95 S.e ttlt 26 1'1 21 32-114 Tl'lret·OOlnl 110•"-Nlxon. Wiike\, Young Fouled oul-Nont Re· t>Ounds-Cllootn ~ (Cage I). !.eattlt SO fCllamllefs 121 AUISIS-Cllootn l9 INl1on 6). S..ttlt 31 (Htl\Oafson 6) To111 foull--01-• n. 5Nt11e 75 Tecl'lnl· c:el-Nltn9tl1us Allendenc-S,l60 COLLEGE Christ Coleel 12, San JOH BltlM 4S ( N tn • c:tntorMCe ) Olt'fn C ..... (Ill Sen Jese 8ltlle t4SI .. f\pftp lv"Clf h> Kelso 3 0 0 6 JltUl.IO 17 4 4 78 K1t11 I 7 l • Connottv 3 o l 6 We&r 3 3 1 9 PolumDul 1 0 0 4 AOlbt'v 8 1 0 18 Fra nces 0 0 I 0 Beel 6 o 3 12 Hmno 2 O 3 ' Toeot • 1 1 9 Kimbell 0 I 1 1 r nomo"' 3 o l 6 Mevtf' o O 1 o Pttloll• 0 0 0 0 At>rhms I 0 0 2 8een 2 0 2 4 Wdwrd 0 0 4 0 WHl'lngln 0 0 0 0 8el'ISO" 4 0 0 8 Cllendlltf 2 0 0 4 Surridge 1 0 0 7 Totals 17 e 11 87 Torell 70 S 16 4S Halftime Cl'lr1s1 COiiege lrvlnit, 41·19 COMMUNITY COLLEGE ~ wnt S4. c""'' s2 (~ Wnt Teur-*'111 Cltn" ( S2) (;efcMn west I S4 l .. "pffl> """'hi Arnell Burn~ Ol•on ~Oll S.ncnu Hunt tr Rlcnard l 0 1 6 Emerson 0 0 1 0 3 O 4 6 Strecnen 9 2 ' 70 1 I 3 IS Smlln 3 4 I 10 4 I 0 9 Oet>tH 7 7 1 16 I I 2 l Utu I 0 4 2 1 O 9 Brown 1 0 l • 0 7 4 OtGrooe 1 O O 7 Slmo'°n 0 0 O O MekOIJll 0 0 0 0 Totals 24 4 10 S2 Total\ n 8 14 S4 Hotf11me C.Ok!ltn WHI 11·14 Ttcl'lnlGal Hunttr tCl CNbot 90, CWanoe Cout U (Neft·C'"*enul °"'* Cea" (61) lvflpftp Cl\el>Ot I IO) SHQtr 13 1 ) 21 ftflpttp Mutce1tav O 2 I 7 Kellv • McGvren S 0 I 10 Haono1 I Judd 2 0 , ' McDnld 4 8•ckell I 0 1 2 8owle 5 C1tmentl 2 0 s • Lt rlon 3 JOl'lnston 3 2 5 • Smllll 10 Mullet ) 0 0 6 Andrslv 0 2 0 1 RdvCICh 0 0 0 0 Tottls lO • 19 68 Total' J I Hatfllme ~enge COall 11 76 HIGH SCHOOL EdlMn St, C.brlle S4 ICtwtle 0.11k) 1 I 18 0 I 2 4 0 17 4 2 14 6 1 n 2 4 11 19 11 ao ldhM (Sf) e.4Mle 1541 .. " .. "' leflpftp COl4 10 ) ) 1l Sl'lields 0 0 I 0 Ketone ) 2 t I WillOn 1 2 S 4 Mergutltl 2 I 3 S Flowtr\ I O • 2 Ammann 3 I S 7 Pe ""' I O 3 2 Prlrw:. 2 1 l S ,Grime' I 1 I • sm1111 c 1 2 10 Gentle\ 1 o 1 4 H•n•11 0 I 3 I WallOfl 0 0 2 0 ""'" 0 0 1 O Rot>lr11or S 7 1112 Giiion J O l 6 Mcll\IVre I 4 l XI rora1l 24 11 2• s• Total• '1 1: If )I S<aultv ~ Edison 16 19 16 t-S9 Cet>rOIO 9 17 IS I l-S4 Coast Christmas Classic preview (at Estancia High School) Dec. H~U, SO Nickname: D1ablos League: South Coast Colors: Red and Gold . C'oach: Bob Minier. I t I 98S record: 23-5; Career. 140.. 74 . First round foe: Warren. 2 p.m. ' Top Play~rs: Tim Knowles. 6-7, Sr .• center Scott Pedersen. 6-4. Sr., g·f. JelT Herdman. 6-5. Sr .• forwitrd Coach's back,grollDCI: A coach with a reputation for putting balance on the co urt. Minier has taken the Diablos to four South Coast League championships and five appearance s in the CIF playoffs. A year ago the Diablos raised e~ebrows early wi1h a season-opening v1ctO') over Ocean View on tbe way to a sparkling 23-S mark. Among Lhe Diablos' most prominent products are Bob Thornton, Pete DeCasas and Mike Rob- erts. Thornton 1s currently with the New York Kn1cks. UJ.nie.r A look at the Dlablos Kn owles. Pedersen and Herdman gi ve the Diablos obv1ou!> strength up front and what was considered a concern earlier, the backcourt, has proven to be m1sgu1ded nouons. The D1ablos were the No. I seed in the 30.tcam Irvine Tournament (~nning Monday) and 'are in everybody's Top 10. Mission VicJO runs a half-court offense with multiple defenses. OcMI\ VJew n. Sen'• 57 SE"RA (S7)-Molt' 18 Melono 14, Newman 4. Meneoo '2. Jackson 2 Halev 2. Hunt 2, C.oc/\A 9, Tall ' Totals 19 19·26 S7 OCEAN VIEW (11)-8 uller 19, Heztlv 9 Penzlc:a 8, De8rouwer 21. Morrll 2, Vogtma nl) 6 Totals· 30 12·21 72 S<or• tiv ouan.n Serra 14 20 14 ._S7 OcH n Vltw 27 9 12 2-n Total fOIJll Serre 20, Octetl View II F01Jled 001 Me~ IS> Jtdlson IS) MArlM '3, Sant. S.rtlera 6 I (Senti! Marl.I Teumamontl MartM 163) Senta 8ef'tlore (61l leflDfto """'tp Grgesoo Guild Mever1 Htt>eugll Quinn Crall Hysllte 8 S 7 2l Kmrtr 4 0 2 8 6 3 4 IS Garcia 3 4 1 10 S I 2 II S At>tlson S 1 2 17 4 O 2 a Kneoo 6 0 1 11 4 o 1 I o Ronson 1 o 2 4 O O O O Craven 3 0 1 6 0 0 I 0 JOl'ln\on I 7 7 4 Banks 0 0 0 0 Total\ 27 9 13 63 Totels 2• 13 13 61 seen bv OU."9n Marona 11 II 1• l4-4l s.111a 8erl>el'e 12 18 16 IS.-. I Compton SJ, H""""9t0n 8Mdl 44 (8ar"' Clank) Ctm!Jf9n IS31 H~ .... di l44) .. " .,. "' .. " pf "' Hamoton 6 1 4 13 Mot>erlv S 0 3 10 Sl>ffd S 0 l 10 Periseau 3 3 3 9 Wltllam1 S 0 I 10 Pemc>er l 2 0 I Crane ) ) 4 9 Vllz l 0 4 6 l l'lmOSll l I l 1 Keo 2 0 2 • llettfo<d o 2 1 2 Jeni.n 1 0 2 ' Green 1 O 1 1 C.uoer 0 l I 3 WNdbrid99 ao, canvon st IS-e·S-V Hlh Oessk) CenVeft (St) Weoclbr1d9e (IO) Wllllem, Murv Gere le RHm JonH Pt ullSl'I Frve Pltrte Mllltr .. .,.,..,, """'tp 0 2 O 7 MurOl'lv 8 2 3 II I 2 3 4 Keefe 8 10 S 26 1 0 2 14 8rven • • • 11 9 l S 21 Sullivan S 0 • 10 o o o o Aoonegl\I I l O S 0 S l S Votk 1 0 0 2 3 t I J 81tncoor1 1 2 1 ' 1 0 I 2 VerdllQO I I I 3 1 007Sonll 0000 Murrav 0 7 0 2 Ande'lon 0 0 0 0 Oone11ue 0 0 0 0 1'otats 11 lS 11 S9 To1111 19 77 16 80 Score llv oven.rs Canvon 14 18 7 2<>-St WOOOt>rloOe II 21 13 22-40 LB WIHfl 13, Co, .. Mesa n (Sen aomont. T '4.lmemoflt) CHfl Mose ('2) Lii WIS«\ (Ill """'"' ""pftp PIC:hw\~I 1 10 3 24 81 OU 9 0 3 18 Rdrouer I 2 l ' A Cul.I 1 O 1 ? VOQtl I 2 I 4 8 rOOI<' 2 0 3 4 Mo<rll 4 9 1 16 llKIO' 6 I 3 13 Rke O 2 o 2 Simoson ' 0 2 9 Nvugen 1 1 1 6 San Jolt l 4 3 10 lhm utn 1 1 2 6 Ravnolds 4 0 1 8 SCute 1 0 2 7 Pruitt 3 I l 1 Allen • 3 l II l otelS 17 29 1S 62 Totets 37 8 24 ll Sc.ore 11v OU..nors Costa Mesa 16 16 IS I S.-.2 Wiison 18 19 2S 21-13 ~llanlel 0 0 3 0 &a'lls 0 0. ,,_.._ ___ _ Gerner O O I O Lene O 0 0 O Snow 0 0 0 0 To1e11 23 7 IS S3 To1ats 18 8 16 4A Score t>v oven.rs Comoton 10 14 12 17-SJ Hun11ng1on 8eacn 8 10 13 13-« Fou"'111n va .. v 4S, Mlllk•n 43 18aron Oesslcl Mlli..an (4l) lv"pftp 3 0 s • 3 • J 10 • 0 2 16 1 2 l • 2 0 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 3 7 3 w111iams Cerswetl Jtrt><s HOlmH Snllwrlr. PlCkell Lewrnce "'°""""' Valev 14SI """'to Wessier 3 O 7 6 JOl'lnson 0 2 1 1 Welle 2 6 1 10 Borgaul\1 1 o l 4 He"ion S 3 l 1l Gordon 1 0 I 1 Roc:nltn l 1 • a AlhCrfl 0 0 0 0 Gamt>lll 0 0 0 0 8rlgg, 0 0 0 0 Totals 17 9 16 '3 Tolels 16 13 I• •s kere llv OU..r1wl Mlltlllen 17 8 16 7--0 Foontaln ll'elltV 8 10 10 17-45 Maw D.i 61, St. a.mard SI (Non-cel!Menc.al Mete< o.I (61) SI ll«Nrd (5') lv"plto feftpft'p Moonce 4 2 • 10 Daniels S 1 2 11 DWYff I 0 1 2 Hudson l S • 11 PttDOCY 0 2 1 1 Howllno I 3 4 s E tli\ 9 2 S 20 MOn11t l 0 1 6 Tnomas 10 1 3 77 Wr>llmore 9 S 4 73 Petton O O 1 O Dunn 0 0 1 0 Aem Dert O O 2 0 Marrero I 0 3 2 Ol.llolav o o l o Toll lS 7• 13 19 61 TotelS 22 14 19 S8 S<or• tiv °"'""'" Meter Oe1 18 16 10 11-61 ~' Bernara 17 12 IS 1-58 CWanee 57, NewPOrt H•t'bof 40 cs-..sunnv H•• Oenkl NPI. Hartlor l~I OrenM (511 renDfh> lvf!Df to Torti! 1 0 I 1 llotn 7 I 1 IS Lff 5 I 4 11 Dowell • 1 4 19 Alltrom J 2 7 8 HOimen O 7 2 1 Rlcnards 2 0 2 4 Smltl'I S 2 0 12 AIClll41\I 0 0 0 0 Point 1 0 1 2 Young I 0 I 1 Adom\ 3 0 3 6 Sntw&rd 7 0 S 4 TttrrellJl 0 0 I 0 GMrllng\ 7 1 I 6 llowln 0 I O I S Cr•IO 0 I 0 I M Craig 1 0 I 2 To••ll 11 6 11 40 Totets 12 I) ll S7 S<OA by OVe,.,._.. Newoort Hert>or 8 IS S 12-40 Ora nge 14 10 14 19-51 lrvlne S9, Ma~ SO (S-a•SllflnV H•s Cleukl ""''"""' (50) ll'YIM Ufl feflpftp ........ 01una ~ 0 0 • PetcNtl 6 0 4 1: Benu<:ld~ l 4 1 10 h mure 2 1 I 6 Golt I 0 ' 2 Llttler 0 1 0 I Gorr.en l 0 ) o Harring 1 • l 18 LvOn\ 6 11 I :3 Moceri 4 2 2 10 C1ec11 I O I 2 Aev• 2 3 ? 1 T•an 0 ' l I Oden 1 I s s Wltlma,. I 0 2 2 Picon o o 1 o Tott•\ 11 16 16 jO T 01e11 13 ll 18 ~· S<or-e llv °"""'" M1onot1a 11 II I 1:-jO lrvlnf 14 20 17 t-S9 COtM\UNITY COLLEGE WOMEN LA Vale¥ 74, Golden Weit u (Non. confot'enee) Gelden WHI CO ) LA Vale¥ (14) 19 " pf "' .. It pf Ip Cnese 1 S l 9 Pregtl If 0 • 0 Kemoer O 0 2 O 8row" 0 0 1 0 At>tvte I o 3 14 llodr<a 4 2 3 10 Stevens O O 2 O Tt"a 9 3 • 71 8Hr I S 1 1 Johnson 1 I ~ IS Storer O 2 3 1 COllln\ 4 0 ' 8 Amon 3 2 7 a Oenlels 8 4 3 10 81rnn t s S 23 Total\ 12 19 19 63 Totell 31 10 H 74 Hallrlme Tl41<1, 31·37 ; NHL. CAMl'llELL CONFE"l:NCE Smv!M DMWll w L T "" GF GA E dmo11ton 12 5 • .. 168 127 CelQerv 17 8 3 37 127 96 Wlnnlpog 10 18 J 23 106 144 Vancouver ' 18 l 7l 110 131 Kln91 7 ,. 4 ,, 97 ,., Ntrm OIVl\ion St LOUI\ 12 12 l 21 99 106 Cnlcego 9 14 • 27 111 119 Minnesota a ,. 6 n 112 112 Toronto 8 17 3 19 106 126 Oetroll I 16 ' 18 17 1)8 WlolES CONl"EREHCE "etrk ll DMS!on P1111aoe1on1e '11 • 0 .. 137 ., Washington 11 1 3 31 103 IO NV Rangers 14 " I 29 105 9S NY h lander \ 11 10 I 29 107 110 PlllsDur1111 11 14 4 76 110 106 Ntw JtrHV 17 ,. 1 75 101 tbs Adlms OlvlilOft Quebec 16 10 1 34 109 II Bolton 13 10 6 11 111 103 MonlrH I 14 II } 31 11• 10. 81.1Hel0 13 ,. 2 18 10. ,. Hartlora 13 13 0 16 lot 106 l"rldey'\ Scores Hartto<d 6, Bultelo 4 Edmonton 6, Wlnnioog 3 Todllv'• Gamet wunlngton '' K"'-• n New 'York RanQt<l e t 8011on Toronto et Ml11ntM>te St LOI.Ill al New YO<!. 11'endtrs, r1 Pl111ourg11 at Herttord n Ntw Jtf"v t i Qvtt>K, n PttlledtlC>llle at Detroit n Celoerv al Ve ncoovtr n Chlceoo at Montr .. 1, n ""* v'' <0ttn01 QIJet>ec: et 8uffelo Pllh t>vrgll at New Yo<-Ranoerl St LOOll ., New JerHv TOfonto et Wlnnlot0 v encouvar •' Edmo11t011 Oetroll al Chlc:ellO L.•~ ,.IDAY'S "HULTJ (,. .. ft·Nlflt ~ lt\Mttne) NST "AC•. 110 verds W Wellv (Pllt.tntonl S 60 J to 210 Sir 1.vnn Ot<k tDldtrlc:kset!l I I 40 6.00 c. .. ,., Kil~ IPoull~) t .0 Tlrno· '403 AIMI ran; Jtolla, Current Event, Le Natural. Fatlle< TllOmn llun lleo Run Scretd'led Swln eenaer Two Nottt Red Hal Rultr. Miss l ine Jav U EXACTA 14·11 oeld J7UO s•COND "ACI!. <IOO 11ardl R•t>• Bev (Oldt rlckHll) 4 40 ) 40 u o ltlch 8uct< (E Gefcle l 6 40 S.40 Rlehs Bed Bov (Sardi 6.20 Tlrno 20.14 AllO re 11 Oranooiossom Soec1el, Heoov HOC>. Mtrmal\, C.n.tto 81asltf' Bev Mer rldcK. Malor Imo.Ct No scralclles 12 IXACTA 19·1) 01110 '12 ?O THtflD •ACI. l SO verds Outceslltm 1Pllken1on1 4 ao 2 80 7.60 Eesv On Limits (Wa•dl 3 20 2 80 Sixes Doti (Hert) 5.00 Time 1103 ' AIM> ran OQnlen\ Orl>ha n CerOll Cl\erl>9f. Mal\t\11 Akh, II Figures, Mer rlluck, Ulllmatt Men, Meld To Oesn Scratcneo. Confirmed. Blulnlno Cnlc:k. Coast, The Gl•u lllullon u l:XACTA f10·7) oelo 11770 l"OU"TH RACE. JOO va ros Ptooer Mackev !Bard) '11 40 160 6 00 ?1"90 Charge CLewll l 500 3.10 Slltwnt Native IH Garcia I '20 Time 1S6' Also ren L•nt \ Aoval 8end LHYtm StenOlno. Far E NuH. Puntn It Eesv, l ites On Gao<gle, Runnln Slk. Harle Rock Scr1tcnt0 810 Kal'luna, Mv Ea h 8r•nd, Ill Moon 8alltv. Be Sure Tonv l"ll"TH RACE. 350 verds Strkln N Rcl'lin IFrvdaYI 14 10 6 80 J 40 Mark1 Ave tPeullnel 18 00 6 40 Easvs Cl'llt k 111 tCrteQt r) 3 90 Time 1793 Also ran Kim Carnes Time To Tnlnk Dasnlnlorthemoon. A Fl&\llv Flllv, Moler\ MAirk. SoerklellkHdl•mond No scretclles n EXACTA (S.J) oeld nOJ.~. SIXTH "AC.£. 170 vard~ Tiie C.old Sotke ILewlsJ 6 00 Monsieur Lo Aue (Flgueroal Mr COllu Lork <PHllentol\I Time 4S 61 360 3 00 u o 280 l 00 Al$O ran Evil Crtet< Pueo10 Cinder Eiits Conceot $Cretcl'ltd Doctor !>mart n EXACTA 16 4l o•lo 121 40 SEVENTH RACE. 400 verd' Liie SMts (Pllltenlon) 8 10 4 60 3 40 Her H•nd fla0i.e.-J 13 40 6 40 Starl In Her Crown (Ce rdoiel 3 40 Tlmt 1999 Also ren Flv I" TIW! Pie. Tr.inking Rlcl'I LllCIV CleUIC '""· The 8edulno. Cool Coll«tlon, Sh••• No Mo<t 811Ja1tllt No M:ra tenes U EXACTA 16·91 oeoo ""60 EIGHTH RACE. 3SO verd\ 8 ul>t>fv 8ot>t>le ll ackevl 17 66 Flnelv Tuneo IFlguero•I M•k• Mine Casn CCerdo1•J Timt 17 S9 110 460 , 60 440 3 60 AISO ren TL Pit , Hav A MelOdv Striding Miu Ou n1n Siert Old l ove Ot Mina. Pun Hemo. Marleooc Scratcnaa MIJ 8UCl<v Ber s7 EXACTA 110·41 oe ld Jts.4 60 NINTH RACE. ~00 verds CningedtrOl (Harmor>I 18 60 8 10 S 40 Pit llunntr ICerd01el 10 40 S 40 Solvency (Mll(f>ell) l 60 Tlmt 19 19 Also r•n Bru en 8r11tnes. Corneille, !legal Aumor. Jotln O'Nelll Mvkonos C.old. Jets Beoulno Again, Pocenontn Dot No \CratCM\ U PICK SIX 17·5·6·6 10161 to Sll ,10000 to one winning tlc;.ket (Cove norsel). Car rvover ooot US, 261 11 Jl PICK NINE 4·9 10·7·S·6·6·10-61 o•ld S9S6 SO to two wonning toc•et\ I seven "°'"'> Carrvovet oo01 U•.l SS 19 s•vtHTH ••c•. • rurtonn Frl<lnolv L..o.t ISll>Ult> • 40 UO UO S.ter l LffdOr (MC(erronl 11..20 S 40 AU Alle9l•nc• (~la) uo Tlrno 1 12 AltO r•11 Shiniest, F~ll S1tr, Euav , $11vtr Cornrnonterv, MournlnG Do.,., L.ertv Me. L..+t Tiit Last, tmoorttnl Pl'lnona, Arc'' Wlndv Snow Scra tched &l•llOll'' M11lrou. Netlve Quecl\ U •XACTA ll·t l Nld '"SO n """ SIX lf ·S ... 5-1-)l NIO t>n 40 10 19S winning tl(kels (tilt hol'Sft). Sl Pi(k Sia con'°"llon paid '31 IO to '·* winning llcktll (five hOr\8'1 llO~TH •ACa. 1 Rlvlle CSnoerne"erl 8trlend (~le) Fartdoour IOllvern) II'' m1i.1 on lurl. HO UO )00 •.o S.IO 00 Tlmo· 1:'3 l/S Also ren Count Gel-, $taru101, Cour1 And SOerk., AMled Commendtt, loard MHlll\9. Scre1cntd· La11 Mottl. Tiie Well Of $Wtt u a;ucu 1t 11 Pelo 1262 oo. NINTH •AC•. One "'Ito Clterwav CMcCarron> '00 OH-Ed's 8old Lectv (Alvarez) OH·Pol aira (Plnc:t v) o~., tor M<ond Time 1:36 4/S HO )00 )40 .00 2.60 uo A,1so ren: Roell CenvOI\, RtleettO L.ovo, Prooor Me, Delta'' Gold Coln, Sutlte, Ouall's Lovaouo. Purr Alno Hiii\ Scratcllod Commlllff Glr1 U IXACTA 17·6) oald '43.50, U •XAC• TA 17 .. l oak! '3S..50 Attend.lnct· 11,669 PGA Teem lnY*tleMI (et Beu "•• f'tl.) Jim C~l-Tom P\wlltr 61·66-127 Qa'f F·d·H•I SullCWI '3·U-111 V.lke OONld·Frtd COuOIOl u-...-129 BOO MurPllv·Mlkt Aeld 66·~12' ""°" No<tl'l·JOCIL R-6'·U-l2t v.ec O'Gredv·Tom Sleamann S,·10-12' :ieor1141 Burtls·Jtrrv P•I• 61·61-12' Tommv Vai.llllno·Tom Shaw 65·~129 3reo Fet>et·Che rllt Bolling 66·...-130 "1alt lrw ln·Tom Wel1t<OC>f 66·...-130 Jol'lnnv Miller-Jack Nicklaus •~6S-130 11\.Catuvecchle·K GrMn •)·•S--130 _ff Elder·Calvln PMle 6~•S-130 V.orris H•l•llk,.·Rk ll FtM 65-6S-ll0 -""' lllnktf'·J•" Hee1 67-~130 V.lke Hulbert· BOO T wav •~6S-130 Jtff Slumen·Rot>trl Wrtnn 61"63-131 N 81t ckburn·M.81acllt>urn "'·•7-131 "'hll 81eckm.r·Ed Flori 65·67-132 ?at McC.owen·JOM FQU91\t 63·6 .... 132 lerrv Heerd·Lerrv Zlt91tf' 66·66-132 ""°v 8ean·C.rt9 Norman 61·~132 _on Hlnkle·J lm ~°' 6'·...-132 Bot>t>v Nld\Ols·Jodlt Mudd '7·6S-l32 :>an Polll·Greo Powafs 66·66-132 ;erv Helll>ltrg·Scoll Hoell 65·67-132 : Rodrlauoz·B IC.retztrt 65-67-132 1011n Ade m1· Tonv Slits 61-~132 JoM COOl<·Joev Sindelar '9"'3-ll2 :>en Fo<sman·Ronnlt Bleck 66-66-132 Qkl\erd Zokol·Grog Twloos 6~..-133 :>ertf' Oo11emul1·At GelDt<QOf' ,,....,_133 3arrv Jee<k.ei·Gerv McCord 67·66-133 :t110 9Kl<-AU Ct ldW .. I 67·66-133 :>avid C.ren.m-Pavne Stew•rt 67·'6-133 Jim Hallttt·J.C Snoea 69·~133 :tertnee ROH· Tim Slm0t0n ... '7-133 rom Lenmen·Oev!G Oorln ~134 3111 Gtesson·Brefl Ul>Off' 61·66--134 B GerdllOf'·R.M.llll>lt 67·67-134 Jim Gell.t01Mtr·~ Sauers 67·67-134 Biii Buttner-Jim Dent 67·•7-134 v.trk Heyes· Oouo Tewtll 6'·70--l:M Ooug Sendors·HarOld Hennltlo 67·..-l3S :>avid MeOft·Merk 8roolu 61·61-l3S :>ettr Koslls·Mlk.e Suttl,..en 61-67-llS Wke Smltn·Oonn11 Trl1lor 67..._US Joe IM'l.ln·Lennv Ci.mtftfl 66·..._llS Vence Heafnor·a lM C.lfw '5-7l-136 "1owerd Twlttv•l(elth FtnllU' ..,..._,,. flm Norrls·Mllle Nlc:oiette '7·7'1>-137 (If\ Kl'Ox·Blll Sander •7·~137 8o0 Glldor· Jeff 5endon 61•._ 137 ;: Connaf·D.Lundllrom 6'-71-137 _oo Granem·Cl\erln COOOV 70-61-137 fommv A.eron·Jlm Jemlelotl .....-137 3red Fu on·WIMltWood ~137 J Menelfev·L T~ .,....._137 o Lln<lw v·M..McCullOullfl ....,_131 TENTH R ACE. UO •ard' Ohll HencocJl·Aon Streck .,_._131 __ _.,p~•ooel...._, ,,.c ... ao .. ,"'oe~1 ... ou.'"'""''"'n.._1 __,1_.1 .. oo.._9._6Q._.4 ... 40,..__--:-Jnal'llv,.•'1'IS~ - Uno Bet (Sev111e1 1 •O 6 40 :.eoroe Arcllaf·Bobbv COit ff-._131 Racefornolml' tHarll IS 60 ) Moodv·B.CramotOll 61·~131 Tomt 2 I 9' i ttve 8owman·LorOll Roo.rts 70**-llt •1,0 ran Rto 4 Jt-1 Se• '"" '~'° Tt>e Jev Betslno·Steve Pett 71·,._1)9 \l'oa..e Sunreb An.-1nm Jp1 He,.• Flu l'I Em :eur Senudo·JOl'ln Jac:OOI ff·7~139 Cna<lle C1aooer Luc'v W n :> Hammond·S HHth 71-6._140 No "retcnes ~.GllDetJ'1...I.10 8rllKk 70-11-141 n ·oAILY DOUBC."£ 16·1CJJ Pi la '15660 3ot>Lonr·lven Smlll'I 13·6 .... 142 n EXACTA CIO·ll oa10 i roo •O Allendenre S.307 Holvwoo<t P•rlc P:RIOAY'S RESULTS (23rd ef lO·dAY llMlroutflbftd moofln!ll l"IRST RACE. 1 lurionos Glorious Am er on (Hwly I 17 40 7 00 l 80 MelOdv In Song (Ollvarf\J JO 60 15 20 Mfn Clndv (Alverez> 300 Time 1 2• JIS "lso ren Twlnkllno, Blame II On Me Conftte, Charrons J ldl l • Oucl'lnse, Mir Reseat NeVIVIKe l en, Sl'lower 0 91en1ng~ Island 8••' Scr•tclled She ~•"II\ Wtll. Snloe\ So 8rl111\1, 8ert's Pro~r C.1r1. Me111a1 811111'. M•glc. SE COND AACE. 6 hJrlono\ Quick N' Solid (01Mvl S 20 3 40 2 60 Megdelel\6 ' Magic CK•tnell 10 40 S 60 El<uOOrencv IPlntl\VI 3 oO Tlmt 1 II 4 S AISO re n Ban• Me\senger Someoodv'\ Girt, F1v Mt To Tne Mootl. Comotler. Poo Uo Velenll!'lt . llalle Belle Momma Toto Mt, Gotdoar, Natural 81onde No \Creten•' l2 DAILY DOU8 LE 11·71 Pa•d J38 00 TH"'O RACE. 6 furlong\ Proud Petrlot fCu le non> 3 60 2 60 140 Carlmvletter (Hawlevl l 00 160 Eieoant Ho\! (Alvaru 1 4 80 Time I II llS Alio ron Art>llrote. C.u\IO Buv~r Re oellloui Men. Powerful rr1ci. Scr11tcht0 Pelnlln lleonbOws U EXACT A IS·ll oa o 12S SO FOURTH RACE. 6 turlono\ w nl•ll• For Luck IH11ra> 8t0 Ed'\ F.1ntasv <Peorou l ll unnlno Oeoonalr I Steck I Time I 1l JiS 400 JOO )80 160 2 60 Also ren Pttronlno Cl'lucllteutor Peoov Sterler. Gii'' Bov. 801oer Bov Electric H"rt, 8alceur's Bov Sc:retclled CentO• Conell• Carrlbe111> Song ii EXACTA (9 71 P61d 112 00 F"TH "ACE. 6 lurlOng\ Lov_.v C.1ndv fMrCarrolll 6 00 Amttnvst (Mtza) Dl1tent Command <Toro> Tlmt I II l/S )60 210 400 340 soo Also ren f ll ., Trlnt.tt lla1we. Selle's Nolletole, FrltndlV Natallt Dout>lt Decor 1ltd. Puena. S11Ptr 8oun1v. Sais• lltnvinm. Falll'I v 1,1on Stretched Golden &ull'ltf U EXACTA 15·61 Da od \S6 SO SIXTH •ACE . I I 16 milts on furl Ceo1111n \floors tMcCer•onl • 10 J 40 ? 60 Allez 9rllaln (Solis) 4 60 l 60 Kingsbury ISi Martini •XI Tl~ 14? J!S Al\O "" C.•ev C.auntlel Allel Allt1 Ole1uwon, No<tnern Pr10t f l)t><n ' Quftn Oromo, Alauol No \Cr•tCM\ 'i EX.ACTA 11·61 oald i11 SO ...,, MCCW HIGH SCHOOL Nen·loOtllllO C.,._ dlll Mar l. L" A""-" 0 Coron• oel Mar scoring Merrtll I, Corter 1 flrtclaY'I tn~ aAHBALL Amork.afl L.._. KANSAS CITY llOY A LS-Named F ronk Funt. oltcnlno CO.Cf\ et Omel\e of Ille Amerlct1n A\SCOCla llon end Ed Neooiooll m•neger 01 Eugene of Ille NorltlWfft LHO~ SEATTLE MARINERS-"Treo.d Oarnotl COie,, tnlrd oeseman. to '"' O.troll Tloon tor lll<:'ti Monleleollo. ollCll'ltr BASK•TBALL NeftOMI ......... A~ PHOENIX SUNS-Announced tha t Wener Devi\, ouerd. llad t>oon Olacod Ol'I 1118 NBA'l susoend41d lil t eller lie Ollltrtel • centtf' tor Ille lrH I"*'' of drUO and/or alc:OllOI l buM ltt·tlo~ Charin P1t1mo11, IQ/word "OOTBALL NetlMll, ...... U..W OENll'ER 8AONCOS-Slonecl W•ll 8owver, deit nJlvt tnd, !o e IOl'lot of _. vur contrectl United Steton F ..... LMwo JACKSONVILLE 8ULLS-Slened Rldlv WIHlt m,, runnlno l>e(ll, to • IWO·V"tar CCW!lrtcl HOCltEY NtftOMI Medi.., 1....-- NHL -Fl* 11\t EdmOl!ton Olltn U,000 IM crltlclzlno oHlclots durlne • .. Mt In l>rtlladtlC>hle Nov 14. OETAOIT ltEO WIN(;s-ftKalled Eddi• JoMst~. rlo111 wine, and !lob Prot>ert, left wino. from Adlrondodl of ll'lt A"ltf'lcal'I Mocllev LM9Ut NEW YORK l~LANOERS.--.el""*1 Bot> 8esMn, c.t!ltf, end Noll COUit«, rlol'll wlf\9, 10 ~l'""lokl of lllO Ametle:en HOCl\ev Leaguo. TheBearsandJetsgameaside, Denver's the one to watch From AP dJapatclles Wh11t' the New York Jets• mccttnf \3tur· day with the Ch1e&go ~ar'I 1s gct11n1 na- 11onwidc attcn11on. the ~cond-half of a National Football Le.ague TV doublc·htader - K<1nsas City t [)(nvcr -'" e \tCT) bit as important Dc-nYcr c-an win the AF< We<11 title with two v1ctone coupled with a pair of lo'l\C''I by lhe Ra iden. 10-4. Denver can also he a v.•1ld ·ard entrant b) winning tw1et and hav1na the Jets. Dolphins or Patriots (all 1 ().. I lost 1w1ce It 's a tall order. b1.11 Coach Dan Reeve!>. a fervent bcltcvcr 1n miracles, docs make on<' sahent point .. , can't remember an 11 ·S 1eam that didn't make the _playoffs:· he said He·, naht. and 1fthe Bronco, do manalt to win their last two game\, they would finish at 11 ·S Tho~ games 'ltan Week IS -one to go - 1n the NFL. On unday. it'~ Buffalo at Pittsburgh, C 'incinnau at Washington, Grt-cn Bay at l>ctron, Houston at Cleveland. In· d1anapohs at Tampa Bay. Minnesota at o\tlanta. the New York Giants at Dallas. n Frnnc1~0 ot New Orleans. Philadelphia at . n D1cao. t Louis at the Rams and Seattle at the Los naclcs R1.1den. On Monday. New Engfand 1s at Mram1. The Broncos arc faced with havina to li nl\h w11h a bcner record than the other Af( playoff challenaers hccau~ the) have a disad· vantage in all the lle·brtakcr cntena estab- lished by the lcaauc Standing 1n r>cn\cr·s way arc Kan~'I City nnd Seattle -the final week's opponent "The way we have 10 approach It t\ on<' week at a time;· said Reeves. "not that w(' have to win twice and somebody else ha~ w lose tw1ce. We have-to beat Kansas City th•~ week, and ~mebody else has to lo~ New England plays M1am1. so we know one of them w1ll IO\C Then we can ~o from there " Meanwhile. Dan Hamplon not unh 1., pn:panng to pla the New York Jc1 . he.,, expecuna to sec them in the Super Rowl Mike Dnka. wno coachc._ th(' c h1cago Bears for whom Hampton t\ an All-Pro defensive hneman. also wouldn't mind 11 h1' 1e1m and 1he Jets met 1n Super Bowl X First, thouJh. the Bcon. I 3-1. 1oumcy lO Grants tad1um for a nat1onally l(lcvil.Cd game with the Jct'I C"htC'H Cl already hu clinched tht' home-field advantage throu.Jhout the playoffs. fh<' Jcis could take a a.ipnuc step toward qualtfy1ni for the poststason parade, as well as the AF\ East crown, with a victory over the Ben~. 'Tm con vinced they arc the finest team in the AFC Eut and that''i a touah divu1on," uid Hampton ... , think these are the people we'll probably ~ in the upcr Bowl." Ditka, a protC$C of Jcu Coach Joe Walton when Ditka wasa tJ&ht end at the Univenity of Pmsburah. 11dmits he's son of rootina for the lt>ts 10 pro1pcr in the AFC. "I hopc1t wouldbeusap1n11 theJcu1n IM uper Bowl," 5a1d D1lk.a. whose team built a 12-0 record before I 1na to Miama, lkn ed1m1 lnd1anapoh11 last "-<'<'k "l'd love to juat iict there. I sure wou ldn't mrnJ 1rJoc&0t there 100:· Orange Coal OAILV PILOT /Saturoay, Deoembet 14, 1NIS Cl Geologists tracing Red Sea's birth as an ocean basin SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Africa stttutc in Pans and Arabia att scparatin& in fits and .. Arabia (mclu sides by oceans. wuh the pos51b1lny n aeophys1c1S1 Clem Chase. "h seems open an ocean basJn. the better conunues today, Wlt.b the coounents stans. and som~y may tum 1!.racl continuing Its dins Jo~nl wall bed wtll bre~~ and the two octans will to have opened a bat. stopped, then chance we have forexplonna roro1lan try1na to ~rate alona the Gulf of into a narrow isthmus hkc Central further north ,, motion n er an connect, he added. opened &pin." an 1ntell1aent fashion." Aden. the Red Sea and the OQd Sea Ameryca. say aeologi~ts who arc dunng this ~e ~?unillot. prcdfictthed Coun1ll~t alm other sc1entJsts ~Jd "The Red Sea 1s one of the best The new studies s ... cst Afnca and fault ionc, which divides Israel and studying the Red SCa, birth a~ a Amcncan G c s meetms o .. e their studies ~f movements of a.iant examples we have on Eanh of an Arabia stvted sphttJnJ from each Jordan. rn~or ocea.n basin. racl E t hophysi.cal Union. Is· plates ofEanh s crust suggest the Red ocean basin m the early stqes of other 40 million to SO million years Five maJhon years 1 0 enouJh ·The ultimate view•~ that the Gulf be s~icfr~g 'u~g c t~ina~ ~n~ A~nc\ wi~I Sc.a 1s cvolv1n,a into an ocean basi~ in fonnat1on ," said Sam Joffe. a Stan· along what 1s now the Gulf of Suez, molten rock burst throu;l the under· of Aden a~d Red ~a together wall going awav .. e er. l s ra 1a t at s a JCrky, multi-step process '!1 which ford University aeophysics araduatc the Red Sea and the East Afncan R1fi. sea continental crust to form true become.a wade ocean as the two land In millio f .. h ~ four plates undcr!ying Afr~ca and stu<;icnt who also attended Hebrew a huge valley throuah Eth1op1a, oceanic crust alona mid·~ ndics masses Jerk themselves apan alona a Red Oce-a ns 0 years, t c iuturc Arabia crack, unzip and shde past Un1vers1ty in Jerusalem. Kenya and Tanzania, nowgrow1nabcncath the center oft line running beneath those two bod-Mediterra~e coutl~ b:c h~lced /? the each other at various times , and Chase added: "A lot of economic "The continents· tned to break so u1hern Red Sea and Gulf o( Ade~ ies of wa ter, the Jordan Ri ver Valley being a rufn· b c y~uation o ~cl places. dcposuts, oil in particular, arc con· along th1~ boundary but d1dn 't sue-he added. \ and the Dead Sea. said v incent Central A 1 e. it 1 c !?resent ay "The Red Sea shows two episodes cent rated along the edges of open cecd," Coumllot said. As those undersea nd cs u h Counillot. of the Earth Physics In-continent ~pea bo a Jhd.n ban:!o of of open!."'" whi~h is_ a httl~ bat ocean basins. So the more we under-So about 20 million to 15 million Afnca and Arabi.a apan, for~n 15 ng un e on th unusual, said Unavers1ty of Anzona stand about the geology of how yo u yean ago. a new phase bepn and movana nonhward past Israel alona the Dead Sea fault zone. Volcanoes blamed for extinction Of dinosaurs Dartmou~h geologis t finds eviden~e of globa l volcanism lastin g 1 d0 ,000 years By LEE SIEGEL ,.,....._.,... SAN FRANCISCO -S<.·1en11m debaung the my_stery of what lulled the dinosaurs offered con01cting new evidence Wednesday against the usual suspects: comets, volcanoes a death star, acid rain and gradual m~ss extinction. Dartmouth College geologist Charles Officer said has latest studies of m 1 ~eral depos1ts suggest global volcanism las tang perhaps I 00.000 )Cars -not comets smashing into Eanh -killed the dinosaurs and a third to a half of all other organism~ 65 million } cars a&o "The effects of this intense 'ol- canism would be elobal cooling. intense acid rain and increased ultra· '1olct rad1at1on." Officer said dunng the Amcncan Gcoph:rs1cal Union\ fall meeting.. .. These effects would produce the select" e e'<tinc11on!>." both by directly killing e'<posed animals and by destroying man~ of the plants they ate But Frank Kyte. of the l ln1\ers1t\ of California at Los Angeles' geophysics institute. argued ~uch huge volcanic events were "very improbable" and that numerous lines ()f evidence "are eas1h reconcilable with the asteroid (or comet) impact theory." The debate, attended by 500 scien- tists. reflected an ongoing con- troversy over whether volcanoes or comets disrupted the ch mate, oceans a!"d food suppl y to wipe out dinosaurs. many plants and ocean· surface organisms, even though mammals, birds and ocean·bottom organisms survived. Some believe either a comet shower or volcanoes would ha ve kicked up enough dust and smoke to plunge Earth into a cold darkness to cause the mass ex unction. However, Wilham Clemens, a U 01· \ers11y of Cahfom1a at Berkeley paleontologist. said the recent dis· covery of dinosaur fossils in Alaska shows the creatures could survive in cold. dark condiuons. Sc1cnt1sts on both sades aJso believe many hfe forms were killed by strong acid rain. created by e11her comets or volcanoes. But Massachusetts I nstllute of Technology meteorologist Ronald Pnnn said has studies show only comet showers could produce acid rain strong enough to cause extinc- tions. There also was debate over whether Winter's best time to plant 'BandBs' A b1gsw1tch occur'> at man~ nur\ene'las the hohda}s approach Plants bo"' out and hohda> dcrnrat1on\ take center stage. Some gardeners put their But green thumhgardener~ kno"' hctter-this 1s a good lime to plant B Jnd B Band 8 planl'i, ~>\Denna<; P1tti:ngcr. (ooperat1 ve Extension urban honicultunst at l '( RI\ rr'i1dc. are balled and burlapped. They are raisi:d in the ticld and readied tor sale Qj 1aking_them from the 'iOtl and wrapping the root ball'> in burlap Fall and winter arc the times to plant them, he said and offered the lollow1ng suggestions: In many areas with mildcl1ma1e. plants sold Band B arc usuall} deciduous 'iuch as magnolia and maple. e' ergreens such as aLaleas and rhodendrons. or conifers such as firsandJun1pt>r The}' ha"e a d1~tmct advantage over the same plants sold bare-root in that the) ha\ ea greater chance of survival. Select a 8 and B plant that looks health)'. E '<amine the plant careful!) The leaves or needles of evergreen plant!> should d1spla} a good green color. The root ball should be mo1s1 and solid Ca trunk that appears wobbl) after yo u shake 1t slightly 1san md1ca11on of di) and looose soil around the root ball). ReJCCI plants that show signs of disease or insect damage. Useyour1mag1nat1on whenchoo<>1ngadorman1 Band B plant without ll•a, cs. How"' 1ll 1t look"' 11h lea\\~'\'1 ( heck fora'>) mmctncal shape and even I) \paced branches The main root should be frreol kin ks (sharp bends) and shouldn 't circle Jround the base of the trunk . Chl'ck tor kinked roots b) brushing away the soil lrom the top oft he root ball or Slll k }Our linger an the top two inches near the tru nk. Then you will see or feel kinked roots at the top of the ball . After you have purchased a Band B plant. handle at care full}. AlwayscalT) them wuh your hands under the ball to pre' enl breaking the root ball. If you ca n't plant 111mmed1ately, store 1n a shad). cool location. ( overthe root ball wuh moist organic matenal such as peat moss and water to pre' cnt drying of ti\ roots. To plant. place the root ball with 11scloth in the hole. The hole should be twice the width of the root ball and one 10 two1nchc!> shallower than the he1gh1 mass cxuncuons occurred ~ularly dunngEarth's h1story. lfthcy did, 1t 1~ possibly because a so-<:alJcd "death star" pcnod1cally passed through a cloud of comets surrounding the solar system, disturbing their orbits and sending deadly showers of comets toward Eanh. Critics of that theory have argued extinctions didn't occur rCJularly. But Pict Hut. a Pnnceton University astronomer. said the death star's own orbit could ha ve been altered by other stars. Clemens said the mass extinction 65 million years ago didn't claim its v1c11ms simultaneously, suggesting a sustained volcanism, not a sudden comet impact. was responsible. Hut replied new calculations su~· gcst comet showers -not a single comet -bombarded Earth. resulung 1n a sencs of extinctions over perhaps 2 m1lhon years. Also subJCCt to debate were de- posits of the metal indium. glassy spheres of rock and shattered quaru rock -all found in 65-milllon·year- old rock layers around the planet. Because indium is common an asteroids and comets, Kyte con· tended the metal and glassy rock droplets were deposited in a layer from matenaJ that fell to Earth. But Officer said volcanic blasts also could cause such deposits, and said he's found indium and the glassy spheres in many layers of rock. ruling out the possibility of a sin~lc comet colhs1on with Earth . Christmas favorite Nursing time Dolly. a 22-year-old lowland gorilla, nun· ea her baby at the San Die«o Wlld Animal ..,~ Park. The baby wu born Oct. 30 and la the •lith gorilla born at the park. Holiday shrubs berry decorative 8) EARL ARO:'oi O!'. tor poltt"d planh ur '>hrutl lUtttng'> "'''h 1..ulor1ul red or orJngt" tru1l\ Jn-1 bcmes It'<> hkeh that tht" popul.m1" of such plant\ '>tt'm' tru m hull\ "'htch IA> Ith m red bcrnr:' h.1, tlt'l'n used JI ( hn\tma\ llmt' tor l l'Otu nl'' Red holh bcmt"<., 1n \llml' area' "ere cons;dercd good lul k. anli follo"' ing the hohda ~' thl' dnl'd n•d bemes "ere kept 1n thl' ht1u w tm the rema1nderof1ht' \ear The holh bushes 1n fmnt 111 our house keep us. friend., and nnghhtir' in good suppl~ of <. hnstmJ' d1h1 r \ear after 'ear · But there are other plant\ "'llh rl·d tn11ts and beme\ popular tnr U\l' at Chnstma~ Poued plant' 1nnudl· the: krusalem chem ( hn .,t mJ' p..·pix·r and ard1<,1a o r 1..oralbcm ome11mes .-a lied < hn,trnJ', hn 11emperaturt• 111(,c,· lO )n d~grccs l at n1gh1 < hmtma' 0t:prer alsli nl·ed\ bright light JnJ ,, n'>tJ nl mo1 ,1 ure 1n the h< ml' It 1 lnJll ' higher te m peratuH'' th.in thl' kn.1 ~1t'm 'han r ht• rr1.1\\ .. Jn he \ t'f'\ h,1• 1f t'Jll'n T hl' 'm..1 ll po1n1cd ixrixr~ m<l' tx· Jnc:J J nJ u<,ed a~ nth i:r h1't Pt'PJXr' ) nu ,an ~nm both kru-.akm lhern ..tnd l hmtma~ pepper ea~1h trn m '>eed~ -.a' c:d fr um 'our ,1ld plant\ "'ht, h Jre Ix-st used a' Jn- nual' Plant 1n r-it' 1H 1n the garden then "n ~ !Xll' 1lutdoor<. in the garden an d \unn' '>ixll Lift or turn the Pl,11' 1Xla<,t1)nalh to keep thl'm 1r,1m w1)t.ng th• •ugh the drainage h 11t'' Bnnii tt-em 1nd1'•>r' an 'hl I.ii H1•I ' J'> ..1 puttl'd pt.to: i)rC!l'f' J .. 1J <.,011 t 111.J ligh t J OJ J 'umml'r 'a1..at1Pn ,iutdoor. \tak ..tnJ lc.'mak plant~ Jrc.' rC"QU lrt'J 1111 ~m rm· dut t1on Berne\ Jrl' n••l ~1·n1·1.tlh prnd u.-t'd indoor' Cut the string holding the burlap and pull burlap back so that 11 will not be e'<poscd after the plant is an the hole Natural burlap"' 111 disintegrate but other matcnals ma >' not and should be rcmo-.ed. Then till the hole "' 1th the ong1na l \01 1. The use of peat mm.~. lir bark or compost isn't nccessaf) Don't put fert1hn•rnr manure into the planting hole as .i can burn thl' roots. The moat popular holiday plant for home decorating a nd gift giving la the polnaettla. They come in a variety or sizes and ahapea, and can be found ln white a• well as Ch ristmas red. n . theJerusakm chem l\J\JllJbk at man\ nursenes and th>n \l -.h11p' Health~ plant' ha' c man' marbk· size. bnght Nangl·-rcd heme' Thl' plant as a do~L· relJll' c ot the tllmJl\1 but the fru its ..trl' not \1m tlar Thl· hemes should not he eatl'n a' the\ 1..'L1nta1n soml.' ,1lkal01lh 1ha1 h.iq· , .tU'>l'd up't'l \lllm:ll h' I J rn l\ild 1-.l'l'P thl' pl.in•' 11111 111rr.1•h111 '••ung ~hildrl'n r he k ru,.ikm l h~·rl\ It l..l'\ "'.tll'r .inJ \h1lUIJ he kept Ohll\I 111 .t brt!lhl "inJ,m "'1th Sllrrtl' ,11rc, 1 \unlt~ht I 1 "'1ll J::i,1 l1,nger11 kl'PI in .t ,11111 mom There Jrt' "'l'rJ h1•U"-'PIJ n1'"' th ll'a'l'' rt•,emtllintz needle' ,,. <'er· green' 1)utJ1x'r' thJt ,::in J11uhl1 J' 'lmJll trL't'' f11r Je\11ra11n~ .11..rin~ ,tw h11ltJa, \l'a'''" P1·'hJP" 1tw n .,1 popular " ,,1rt1•li.. 1,Jand ~ 11• .1 ,,1 nl'·lx·Jnn!! l'' 1·rg n·t·n •rc·1 r•, '11 lit: lfPPI•\ ,11111'.i!:, ,I p• 11' I' ' .. 'I,"' h.1t.i n1,,1th ,1, \1.1111 .11 .1 Ill t:1 llf'l h\ llJ Silent auction to benefit SOS A silent auction to raise funds for SOS (Save Our Selves) will highlight the Christmas meeting of the New- pon Hills Garden Club Thursday 1n the home of Manon Hamey. Activiues will also include a potluck luncheon and a collec11on of &Jf\.s for patients at Fa1rv1cw Hospital • • • Honiculturalist/an1st Bame Fish· er will demonstrate how to mount ep1phytic orchids and bromehad air plants at Lawry's California Center Patio Shop. Los Angeles. Demonstrations are scheduled from 11 a.m. to .3 p,m. tO(fay and Sunday. Fisher will also display some of the unusual stoncwart pots he crafts to enhance the plants. For information. call (l 13) 224-6800. •Snaalsand slugs love the tender growth of nc" I} sprouted bulb tl o"'ers and young wmter annuals. so be sure to b:ut rcgulart ... •It 's tame for a wanter spraying to control pe ts and diseases 1n )our ~ard. Cover the plant from top to boUom including the undersides of lea\\.'" I and the ground around the plant. •Consider a dwarf fruit tree as a Chnstmas present. Plant 11 in a tub anti I add a bow It not only will be appreciated now but also 1n the future"' hen 11 I bears fruit. I •Grapes can be pruned now but be sure' ou ha-.c the technique do" n pat. If in doubt. check with your nurse~ man. •High on the planting last for December are roses. lnut tree\, I strawberries and winter annuals such as Iceland poppies and the colorful En~hsh and fairy primroses. •Apply a thick mulch. J inches deep. an all of your garden beds. around I shrubs and trees and the wi nter vegetable garden. It will enrich the soil and keep it from compactin~ in the wmter rains •Have your dahlia stalks yellowed or blackcnL'Ci from thL' cold "<'at her'' 1 If so. it's time to llfl the tubers. wash thrm ufT and appl) an all-purp<.l'>C I garden dust before placing them 1n dr) sand and stonng thl'm 10 a cool pl.an· until spring. I POI NSfTTIAS Wll1l111ll I•_., OPEi Tl TIE PUlllC DIC. 14 ti 4 .. • 4"' U I 1111111 ...-r •1.• ·--· A ·19-~ .. "'"> '. ;l~~~" .'-.1 ~· '-" .. ..... . -) \t ,, IVING GIFTS keep on Giving! Giving a bt?au tif ul plant 1 .... m ost appro pni't\;' thi.... Christmas Flowt>rdale nh.'i\n" \..'OU are g1v1ng tht.' ve ry bt?st. What other gift ""ill ta t for yea r~ and gro w in value' .. - , I • 1• • :" .... ft ;/ · l-N)' Forest Fresh and_ beautiful! \( 1 COSTA MESA 2700 BRISTOL STREET J"'' rm.-m1i. wuth t>I So<iutli ( n..isr f'l.ito SANTAANA 2800 N. TU TIN AVENUE ,, ',..,. "" '· ',,I .. I_\ ........ , 'llu ,,,,,,.,,At,.. (714) 754-6661 Optn 'lll 6·00 p.m. (714) 633-9200 flranoe Coaa1 DAILY PILOT/ Saturday, December 14, 1985 . ' .. : . THE FAMILY CIRCUS ,,,...--:::::~..:'by Bil Keane "Their Christmas lists so far total $15,637.28." MARMADUKE by Brad Anderson ,. i /_ .. ' ' ' I ll•~~ my-gets upset IT You ignore him." DRABBLE "GARFIELD : : ~......--,-~~~~...,...~~~ :; 80~AM JIN A !: AOTTEN MOOP :· " ~EPARKER 0 0 b Tom Batluk DOONESBURY /.Al)lfS A/0 6£NTU.WN, ""'- -'INC HERE IS 7lfAT NO AMOl.NT CY' WJl£Y aw> !_,,__,,,_ ; Of ffi/l81./SHIN6 A Pr</VATt. • 'M/iWAI. Pl'ACTJa IN 5a/TH· I • !JIN CAJ.lf0f1N/A /~"'I -.:.-" A l '~~~ . by Garry Trudeau BIG GEORGE ; by Virgil ~artch (VIP) SHOE G0oP lllEf~ I GLIPF'ED AllD Al.M05T GOT Kii-i.ED ON lllE ST'Ef!SOU1' ~!' by Jeff MacNally --1--,~~1 .. :~ jf -J,: ,_ f.f l' ,. 1,,. ., r I • ls-·~ "It'• not the Moton to be THAT jolly." WHAT EVER HAPPENED BETWEEN "f\.tOSE TWO 8FIQ'THERS, LYDIA? l l j I ' ' by Kevin Fagan by Jim Davis THl5 M UST 6f SER1005 ... TMAT PIDN 'i EVE.N CME.ER ME. OP by Ferd & Tom Johnson )'OtJ1RE Cl<\RN RIGHT '\1 IT WPS )obu R F,AULT, '----J PLUS"H6'0TTOM--')btJ LEF T M E IN CHARGE WHIL E You WEN T ON Vf\CATION' ~~=--~ '""' ---:; ~ '~ I' ,I ' by Harold Le Doux 1 WISH I KNEW ! WHENEVER IVE M ISED THE SLleJECT WITH HORACE, HE WOUl..O NOT ANSWER. ME 1 HE'O SIMPl..'1' SAY IT WAS SOMETHING tN THE ~T THAT HE OU)N'T ~NT EVER TO 019CU9S 1 BuT I 'M GOING TO INSIST THAr HE MEET SARA ' uy \..;llctl It::> IVI. ~\,11u1l WHAT'S GOING ON? ,~_, .. 1'M WATCHING THE NEWS .. A DEPARTMENT STORE SANTA CLAUS HAD A HEART ATTACK ,----------, THEV TOOK HIM TO THE HOSPITAL, AND HE HAD TRIPLE BVPASS SURGERV. THEV SAID THAT JUSl'. BEFORE HIS HEART ATTACK. THERE WAS SOME KIND OF DtSTURBANCE BV A LITTLE GIRL AT THE STORE . BLOOM COUNTY QllP, lff If.I. HM 1lJ PO-RI< '.«WOE.~ la/ PO KO: (Y aur5E, tH'J ·M.. 5NDE· 1s. f10N'T !a,!? S4t1 MJ NO. 61IK/("{ M'W~ . 'llfl(.Sllf?e" "M'I'.~· 'flfE ~~·Mtl5r 50CUM.:. FU. lllKTTD( (¥' liAE ~--· A/ll.GlfE lfXjNT MN Hf,£ A (;d(Lfl(ID.P .' j(J !YE 3Tlf'nEP A 'FM> A 64:. !IJR 611.«Y~ Ctl16. CAIE rtJ aNmltJVTE .7 \ j~ "'"""""' I '" , rr I _...,~~11---~t\ ;I---,. , . FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE I DONT BELIEVE. HOW MU CH t'VE S PENT' ON CHR\ST- MAll Rll'EflDV' ~~(\ Q.1-As South. vulnerable, you hold : +AKQ "AK9852 OQIO +53 ThP bidding ha! proceeded! South Weit North Ea1t 1 r:i Pu1 I + Pu1 ' \.\.'hat do you l>1d now'! Q.2 -East·We5t vu lnerable, a~ Soulh you hold: + K 72 7 6 O 6 +Ql0965432 Partner opens the bidding wit h one no trump. What do you respond'/ . -Q.3 -A s :South, vulnerable, you hold: "AK93 OAJ63 +A9852 The b1ddin1t has proceeded: Ea1t South We•t North I• Obie 2 + 3 1V 3 • ! What do you bid no-A··~ Q.4 -Both vulnerable, as South you hold: WHY DONT.,OU ASK SANTA 10 BRtl'lG fill. lHE. CHRISTMAS ~?/ lHENIT Wa.JLDN'r lb5rYOJ RNYfHING! 'IOU ACT !.l!CE IT'S MV H\()(,T / by Tom K. Rya n ~""'~ 1'\llJi "°""' A'f°Tl<E' '(.'ii.CA. WEEKLY BRIDGE QUIZ +9872 "7 63 OJ 852 +Q92 The bidding has proceeded : North Ea1t. South Weit 1 + 1 1~T t>u1 Pu1 Obie Pa11 1 What aclion do you take'! OMAR Ct SHARIFF ~ -·' Q.5 -Neither vulnerable, as South you hold: ':'AQJ6 0 5 +AQJI09643 Partner opens the bidding with one sp1de. Whit do you re!pond? Q.6 -lloth vulnerahl~. as South you hold: +K107652 '1'8 0 A953 •92 The bidding has proct-t·ded: • • North Ea•l South Weit 1 " Pa11 I + Pa11 2 v> Pu• 1 What action do you take'! CHARLES GOREN ! ~ , Look for an.,wers on Monday. For lafermatioa abut Cll.arle• Goreo'a aew new1l.t&er lor ltrld1e pla7er1, write Gorea BrW,. Letter, P.O. Bos 4426. Orlaod•, f'la. 32802-<426. CO\ tH ll0\1E PRO\ IDEU RY (,EORf;t-. El KI~~ ( 0'1PA '' ' a a a 2 \"'PH 1\1 \l>H H ""'"•· ..,t PPl 1-.\U., I \ OI i . ,., t•f ""\ll HU\'t f>I f I-'1HI-H I i . I 1Hf'l 2 ~~~------------------..... •s_.._ ............ 1m1 ................... ... ORANGE COUNTY GUIDE TO REAL ESTATE ORANGE COAST 642-5678 Rate chart Lenden BANKS Barnt of America Security Pacific Welts Fargo Crocker First Interstate California First SAVINGS ANO LOAN ~Ylngs Greatw ... em California Federal Home Federal Ferw ... .... ...., 11• Dlaertct COlll- ....... Inda: 9.027 Fixed .......... 11.75 9.625 11.38 9.50 NA 9.875 11.50 9.25 11.375 9.50 11.50 9.50 ~~ lr.W NA 9.75 12.375 9.00 11.25 9.50 11.375 9.25 . . APR 2ndTD w ......... CDl-llo. MA...._ 10.57 13.25 8.25 7.10 7.25 10.75 13.50 8.25 7.35 7.50 10.135 NA 8.25 7.00 7.14 10.71 12.25 8.25 7.10 7.242 10.858 13.75 8.25 7.15 7.15 10.173 12.75 8.25 7.25 8.00 .. 1~:1 1~ 1l.W 9:88 -~f-11.37 NA 8.85 7.90 •. 8.850 10.79 12.50 8.85 1.00 8.71 11.44 12.25 8.85 1.00 8.87 11 .118 11.50 7.00 1.05 , 8.70 COVER HOME PROVIDED by COLDWELL BANKER INSIDE pg. 2 Marl<et Map pg. 3 Profile pg 4 Unique Homes pg. 5 Great Western Real Estate ~6 Hunt & Associates pg 7 George Elkins Co pg. 8 Lido Realty pg. 9 Grubb & Ellis pg 10 Remax of Colla Mesa pg. 11 Remax of Costa Mesa pg. 12 Colesworthy & Company pg. 13 Harbor Really pg. 14 M O Janes Co pg. 15 Clanlfled pg. 16 Classified pg. 17 Classified pg. 18 Open House Olrect()('f pg. 19 Coldwell Banker. Costa M ... pg. 20 Coldwell Banker. Newpof} l1ilyPilll UNIQUE HOMES SPECIALIZES IN SIMPLIFYING HOMEBUYING By JIM HATHCOCK OellJ .... C-1 ' f I With 20 years ellpenence as an Orange County real estate broker - 15 of which have been served as founder and sole owner of Unique Homes, Inc., in Corona del Mar - Jim Wood beads a staff of 35 real estate agents who specialize in resi- dential properties 1n Newport Beach. Corona del Mar and Cost.a Mesa. Wood said Unique Homes aver- ages $45 milljon in sales per year and he ellpects 1986 to be one of the best years ever because of low interest rates and the continued lure of the cleaner air and pnde of ownership that epuomrze many areas of south Orange County. In order to manage a successful brokerage, Wood said the o wner or manager has to become increasingly involved in the community and make contributions that arc needed and appreciated. "If you can get people to dial (your ~~of )t>ttr cha1acte1 instead of your advcn1S1ng, you will develop a more h1nd1ng allegiance wtlh your clientele But that dixsn 't mean you spend any le'is monc) (adven1S1ng),'' sa1J WQOd. Even with 35 agents, Wood said he has had few staff pro blems in the past because there are few mana~ment layers from salesperson to owner When there is a problem or a dec1S1on needs to be made. Wood ~1d he 1s able to handle it qu1ckJy. a pohcy he said 1s more charactenst1c of indepen- dently owned and managed bro- kerages. Reflecting o n his 20 years as a real estate agent. Wood said the marke t 1s more unpredictable now because the agent has to deal with people who arc better educated than in years past. He said one of his most basic philosophies of management 1s make transactions as uncomplicated as possible and the experience of buying a home as enjoyable as it can be for clients. while maintaining their trust. .. Keep it simple" 1s the best uiom to remember when helping clients buy and sell homes. said Wood. Unique Homes has a history ol training its own agents. said Wood. and looks for the qualities of open- ness. honesty. determination and the abiht) to work in an environment where they arc really working for themselves. During the last five years. Wood said. the overaJI nature of real estate agents has become more professional. largely because of chan$eS in financ- ing and speculative buying attitudes. "The era of the flowcry-hat-wear- in$ saleslady is gone. You have to be a sktlled negotiator now." Wood said. JIM WOOD. BROKER-OWNER Though he wntes a regular column for the Pilot and has written two suburban image that are unique to the ment. ad,ert1s1ng and marketing and books. Wood's business pobcy 1s area. as a Naval air 1nt<'lhgcnce officer He fairly short. "Keep it simple" remains With the completion of the South currently serves as president and the Golden Rule at Unique Homes. Coast Metropole, Wood said. New-director of the Corona dcl Mar and "The only rule I have is thnt there 1s port Beach is somg to have 10 stnve Newport Beach ch .. mbe~ of com- oo rule.'' said Wood. for a better mix of retail and pnce mcrce. He also serves as a member ol Looking ahead. Wood said 1986 with the center oflhe marketmg mill the advisory board for the Sherman promises to be a great year for sales geared for today's buyers. He said Library and Gardens. board of d1i't"C- with low interest rates and an in-Ncwpon Center needs to be built out tors for the BarOQ,uc Music Feitival. tensificd interest in south Orange and that the completion of the and was past chairman of the Ne~ C'ounty because of the new Per-Atnum Court strengthened the draw port Beach Parks. BcachM and RC\.· form1n1 Ans Center, ucelJent of Fashion Island. rcat1on Commission schools, a scenic coastline and the Before entcrina the real estate field. Wood acuvely {>lrt1c1patcs 1n PT A well as numerous '.t'Outh-rt.'latl'll pro- grams He l!I a memb<-r of the Ne>Npon Harbor l\n Mu<;cum. To""n Hall. The Sierra ( luh. the Balboa~> Club. the South toast R<'pcnor) Theatre .rnd the C ommun1t .. < on- grt:gal1onal <.nun·h of Corona dd Mar . ..\ graduate of I 1c l .\. Wood 1<. mamed-and ha\ fiH' ch1ldrrn Wh<'n he 1sn'1 busy running his real ~talc brokerage or w11h the t:hamher of commerce, he enjoys running. slung and t.cnm!. cdmbint!d ttrblft '~ 41lM ~attd WOOd ~'ih'Tesidentl1lde"olop. and Muc:atlo~rwntcd .-tiv1ucs as ~==============~rl-....:..::.......:....:._::..:_::....:..o:....-_;__:....=:~_:_.---''-"".:__ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ AUii TIUS YUi -Unique Homes will help Radio KWIZ collect non-perishable food for the less fortunate of Orange County. Just drop by MacArthur and Coast Highway in Corona def Mar and drop in your food .... and why not stay for a cup of coffee. (Through December 23rd.) t 'h ILOCK TO TIE IUCI -Newer 3 bdrm. 2 story Olde CdM is special! Spacious feeling, ocean views. great entertaining. $595,000. TW YOUI CMOICE -5 bdrm with 2 bdrm rental or 7 bdrm home near beach. Newer constr. all features. lovely CdM area. $569,000. OH in C:OSH -4 bdrm adorable! Charming family room kitchen arrangement. beamed master suite. sundeck. pool. $289,000 in Newport. MUITll' FOi CHTAI• -Owners have to sell! Dual master suites with massive ocean view. Lowest priced gated condominium in Laguna. $165,000. CUlll•C •EICHOHOOD -Olde CdM, duplex each with 2 bdrm, fireplace and patio area. Owner finance 12%. no points. $309,900. SHC SWPU -A wink to the ocean. 3 bdrm home plus 2 bdrm. 2 bath Income. Vacant with out of state owner wanting offers. $429,500. A IUl llCE IOI( -Finest family living, 4 bdrm, 3 bath, CdM neighborhood overlooking harbor, tasteful decor, lovety yard. $485,000. OOM-1..A.U -A sharp decorator perfect CdM hillside adults home with a big pool and a little view. Two bdrms. 2 baths at $321 ,000. OI( ue A IWJ LOTS -South of the highway, in Olde CdM; 3 bdrms, 2 baths. delightful street a block and a half from beach and bluff.$325,000. IUT A WIEW -Of ocean, sunsets, jetty. Extra large lot. 50' frontage by 162' deep in Olde CdM. Build your dream home. $799,000. Ol WIAT A FEEUIC -Beautifully decorated, Impec- cable 3 bdrm. 3 bath townhome In Jasmine Creek. Owner transferred. Must sell. $375,000. MOT •EW HAI. -CdM duplex with 3 bdrm and 2 bdrm units, each with 2 baths, decks & nice kitchens. Needs some loving touches. $339,500. DAILY l'ILOT/RaAL UTATE IEW LISTlll WTSllE COSTA IESA Best loc ation , 3 bedroom. 2 bedroom duplex. Immaculate with yards, fireplaces. sundecks. and 3 car garage. $215,000. HUCITfUL WnLfff -Near tennis. high school, shops, parks. 4 bdrm, 3 bath, guest room, In top condition. on large lot. $339,000 IACK IAY llW -Three bdrm behind guarded gates. Wood & glass design. Newer home w/ fam. room. Upper Bay neighborhood. $385,000. A LOT OF LOT -Magnificent 180° view of Dana Point Harbor, city lights. local mountains. San Clementes' Sea Pointe Estates. at $225.000. A LOYUY UFESTYU -Harbor Ridge townhome with serene view of city ;and beyond. 3 bdrm, 3 bath, im Le....condition and AC. $642. A llC IAICAJ• -West Newport duplex. 4 bdrm. 2 ba and 2 bdrm, 1 ba. owner occupied, good condition, next to beach. $219,000 U Oll FAYOIITT -On the Peninsula, on the Bay, lots of charm. enormous view, sandy beach, 3 bdrm, 2 ba and cabana for $490,000. UIO ISU -Large, open spaces! 3 bdrm. 3 ba remodeled to New England charm. Close to clubhouse, tennis, beaches. $480,000. ElCtltlC PnJECT -Brand new In Olde Cd MI Country English condominiums. 3 bdrm and 2 bdrm. Extras. decks & patios. From $209,000. W TSIH OlJ TllEI -6,750 sq.ft. lot, possible R-2 zoning In great Costa Mesa rental location. Neat 2 bdrm Investment home at $ 118,500. O•E Of A Alll -Belcourt Find. Better than new. cleaner than orlglnal, 3 bdrm. picturesque land- scaping, custom touches at just $795.000. IAYSHIU IAICAI• -Now priced realistically! Charming 3 bdrm. 3 ba, central location. walk to beaches, bay, fee land. $349.500 •W PttfECT -Not a flaw, 3 bdrm, pool. spa and ocean view, love to entertain? You'll love this home. $395,000. TIN MPUIES -Side by side, zero vacancy, great location. 2 bdrm In front, 3 bdrm with yard in back. New root. paint. $225,000 each . FAMILY FIOUCS II OlJE Cll -A winner! Newer 2 story. ocean view, sunny street leads to beach, patios. decks. 2 flrepalces. $575,000. DAILY l'ILOT/aUL ISTATK SATUllOAY Dec. 14. 1•S/PAGE 5 Yll IESEIYE n ng 5 bdrm homr on fee land Nothtng but the bea1 and Jaurune Creek hu 11 ln th~ beautiful gat.ed commuruty m Corona del Mar. a beautiful home la avall.able Owned by a profHll<lf\aJ mienor decorat«, at has tu~ful carpei.. dnpenft and wall~- 1ngs. 2 si.onec. 3 bdnm. Call to ~ an appomlmt'nt to lltt thla pnmr ~rty 759-1501 emit<: loca tJon. large cornt"r lot, pool and a ge 4 bdrm home mack-for fanuly LIV1ng pnce mdicates a arnous ~ to !il'IJ A eal value at $390.000 759-150 I 3 bdrm, 2 11«}' unit now t.u-d lor onJ Slll8.000. NK'f' fOf' }'OW'8 larruJy. flm buyen.. rt'llremf'1'1t or mvt"Slm(>nt Pl_. and we'll be glad to show you Vacant read for OIX\I 759 1501 xvas U'C'lud.ing Oak h.an:twood m ""'°" room. Bwll 1n ~ 8'k k pal><J ly sysl.em A8sumt> 1st TD of $:.!~ t 11 ~°" for I pornt of loan baLonN' To once S329 900 759 1501 DCEUEIT WlTEIFIHT LICTlll TIE FllEI TllHS If LIFE Superb large homt' IS vacant and ttady for family prepan'd to enpy Lafe to the hilt Locat.ed nght on the bay Wlth a dock b1 enough for a ~· boat 4 bdnn.s. 4 bathll formal dining room. family and llvtn8 WCITIYE HIE Wf' are proud to be pn•!11m t th~ -I bdnn. I S IOl"y f anul y ho<nf' It IS SI tua !Rd Ofl d qutt•l ~t an mo11t cksirable ;m~a Muc:h lovf'ly custom woodwork has bl'l'n done by owners resulung m a wann. rhann.1ng hom<- Pnc«l ndit at S269.~ 759-1501 Cui tit-yours m lrvux· T••rrill'< l'>p..t '"'"' ~ bdnn horrl<' in • lu:at.100 lhdl provklf" 'lll" rt1 Vlt''"'s of bf>auuful Nc·wport ~ <Jn<• .,f . Spyglasa Pf'eSll84' in a l.ilrgt> 4 bdnn both with fi.replatts. Thd not onJy good. 11 ls good $925.000 759-1501 with bonus room, famdy room and ronna c:lmiJl8 room Beeuuful pool tnan NSY ca backyan:t Pretty gat.ed atnwn in Cront $595,000. 759-1501 ••ALm LIFESnLE This is desired by all and it is available in an easy care condo. Truly a luxury unit. 2 stories, many extra amenities in this 2 bdrm 21/2 bath home. Alfordably priced at $159,550. 759-1501 HE IF TIE FEW lYllUILE 2 story home with beautiful cerarruc tile entry featuring a dramatic spiral staircase and spacious vistas to the living room and formal dining room Convenient kitchen with a walk in pantry. 4 large bdrms. Huge covered patio that boasts a wooden hot tub. Super, super. super. Offered at $237,500. 759-1501 IEI SAILS II TIE Sllln Plus views of Catalina, night lights and sen· sational Newport Harbor. Great lifestyle awaits you in a 4 bdrm house in the hills of Newport $559,000. Compare -the price is right. 759-1501 ••nm, CUii &II CHYEllEllCE Excellent construction plus s upenor floor plan went into thlS 2700 sq.ft. home on 11:1 acre. Cathedral ceilings in the entry, living room and fonnal dining room. A true large gounnet kitchen with walk-in pantry and island cook center awaits the family chef. 2 fireplaces, family room, 3 full baths and 3 bdrms. 759-1501 illE, IUT 111 IUILY IEW Only 5 years old, in a bright, .cheerful, small condo complex this 2 story end urut boasts 3 bdnns and 2 v, batM. Many upgraded and extra amenities. Only $135,000. 759-1501 TIE llUL Indeed th.is is ideal from the huge lot with mature landsc:apeing on a quiet tree lined street an a prestige community, to the lovely tile foyer that takes you into an elegant lJ ving room and on into a tonnal dining room The pnce is ideal too at onJ y $171,000. 759-1501 IEW Ill STAY Wann friendly atmosphere abounds m this com· fortable 3 bdrm home in lrvme. Very well main· tamed house with many extras including air conditJorung, wet bar, microwave, mirrored closet doors. Super location near schools and shopping but stiU in qwet, peaceful area. Extra large yard. AU for $157,000. 759-1501 LITSIF 1111 ... S This affordable h ouse has 5 bdnns, 3 baths. formal dining room and comes with good financ· mg. ~ume the ex.istJng 1st TD of $1 95.000 at 12 W., interest. Priced at $249.000 759-1501 DIEi l m If P•Tlml This immaculate home is ideal for the young executive family. There are 3 bdrms. 2 baths, 9eparate dining room, spacious living room with a fireplace and a separate family room also. Cov- ered patio sun room. Asking price of $147.000 as a bargain. 759-1501 NEWPORT BEACH OFFICE 2870 Sen Miguel Drive Newport Beech, CA 92680 (714) 759-1501 kind <'SUilR vu-d propt>rty th.al nm ••nh h,o, .tn mvitmg pool bot .J.o.1 m.tn)' ~ .tnd bearing fruit ~ Tranqu1hl" .ti~ w11h the exnUfl8 ambla.llC'f' r>f a. 1Ut·a1 Ml.'J. $4~.000 flrm'1 mis .... lhL' 7:i9 l~I ULNA ISWI -llEllCEI! 2 units ma great locatJon One good sued J bdrm unit plus a 2 bdnn unit to rent or for part of tht family Truly a good property and an cxc't'lknt pric-e. Just reduced to $385.000 If you know thas area · you'U know 1t lS a super value 759 1501 UllllYIEW-ES A.Ir conditJoned home with many upgradN. No·w kitche n appliarK:es with Jenna1re Lot.<, of st.oragt• throughout. Love ly pnvaw back yard with beautJful landscaping Ongmally a model and sull looks lJke 1t. A fme 3 bdrm house an a wonderful neighborhood. Comes with mmmunaty pool 759-1501 &UClllS LIYll& This home lS tn one of the hw elaest are~ an .tll tht Harbor area A private guard gawd enlr'.'f Wl•I comes your VlSltors to a neighborhood of lt >p quabty. luxunous homes OnJy 4 yean. old .md looking brand new. this home ha.4' 2 bdrms, 2 ' . baths. formal dmmg room. 2 fll'('places and dp prox. 2300 sq ft. of hvang space $425.000 759-1501 Ull-Sll ClEllEm 40' x 11 5' Good residenual lot on a cul de ~· Convenient location close to the freeways. beach and shoppmg. Smog free fresh ()(.'ean brt.'t'ws $64,000 759-1501 llSlllSS If PNTlllTY Video and movte rental shop for sale Ex("(>llent opportunity to be your own t>a;:., Fast growing, popular ~ Please call for mfonnatJon 7!"9-1501 PAG• 6 /SATUltDAY D•C. 14. 1995 -DAILY PILOT/ltRAL aSTATI ~---Hunt & Associates------... REAL ESTATE SPLENDOR IN THE RIDGE Designed to please the -most discriminate, this 5 bedroom, 7 bath, luxurious custom home is located at the very-VIEW-top of Harbor Ridge. 180° ocean, bay, city & "Sunsets Over Catalina" VIEW. From warm library to family room with one of 4 fireplaces to gourmet kitchen to 40' pool & spa-it reflects concentration on true old world craftsmanship. Master suite (over 1000 sq.ft.) with sauna, fireplace & breathtaking VIEW. 24 hour guarded gate. Use your house as down payment or submit trades. Offered at $1,950,000. Call Jeri Hunt 6 T r a falgar O pe n Sun. 1-5:00 640-4868 2125 San Joaquin Hiiia Rd. Newport Center PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP is evident thruout this decorator-perfect Harbor Ridge Custom. Never befo re on market, this excit- ing 3 bedroom, family room, study, formal dining room home offers the ultimate· in quality, design & detail. 2 master suites with city lights, and water VIEWS, each spacious and tas tefully appointed. Carefull y planned & effi cient kitchen with sunny breakfast area. Lighted gazebo is a wonderful place to gather while watching sunsets or sports events being played on the paddl&tenn-is court or sparkling pool & spa. Lovely, colorfu l terraced gardens make this a picture perfect setting. Priced to sell at $995,000. Shown by appointment with J eri Hunt. 100' F R ONTAGE-COMMERCI AL P RIM E Reytil shops and offices-in major shopping district-Beach area, ample parking. Fee. $1,650,000. Call Harriet Perry for details. B IG CANYON FAIRWAY HOME-$875,000 Custom huilt single level :l bedroo m, 3 bath, family room, 3 car garage. 186' golf courst frontage. P rime lot. Owner will <·on~ider exchange fo r other Newport Beach property. 6 Royal St. George Rd., call fo r appointment. C ORONA DEL MAR-PRICE REDUCED $60,000 We're ~er iuus~ Great opportunity fo r th1 · live -in investor. Two separatR. spacious young houses on one lot in Corona Del Ma r! Master .suites with private decks, dinin ~area-con venient to shopping + entertaining! Assumable loan. RANCHO ~IAN JOAQUIN-ESTATE OFFERS AT $194,500 San Luis Hey end unit. :1 bedroom, 2 tath, fi rep lace, powder room , fo rmal dining, brea kfast nook. utility room , wet bar, dressing room/master bath, sloped ceilings. Air conditioning. Owner wants offe r! 6 Montanas Norte. Vee Stinson *LEASES * BIG CANYON 2 Bd, 2 Ba, fi replace. private patio, V ILLA BALBOA-2 Bd, 2 Ba penthouse-cathedral ingle level, sub. terr. parking, community pool and tennis. ceilings. fireplace, dining room, laundry. $1400. Evelyn. $1:wo. Jeri. GOLF COURSE-Location A GREAT VIEW. San Carl os Plan in Rancho San Joaquin. 2 Bd, 2112 Ba unit. Will lea eat $1600. per mo. or lease option. Vee Stinson DAILY ftlLOT /llUL HTATR NEWPORT BEACH REDUCED! SELLERS HAVE FOUND ANOTHER Sophisticated Newport pool home. Perfect cond11ton. Lovely area Now asking S340 000 MARILYN HILL SUBSTANTIAL PRICE REDUCTION! Now asking $550,000 Elegantly redecorated waterfront home 1n a totally secured bu1ld1ng 3 bdrms. 3 baths All rooms are large & airy Seller will trade tor commercial or income proper ty TRUDY STUBBLEflHD LIVE IN NEWPORT BEACH FOR UNDER $180,000 -Ha5 everything you want' fireplace m master suite air cond . walk to beach. 2 bdrms. 2 baths, den Shows like a model Good assumable f1nanc1ng $177.000 MARIA BERCOVITZ or LINDA TAGLIANE m ON THE SAND IN NEWPORT Magn1flcenl ocean view 5 bdrm . solidly built, gracious home with a very private landscaped courtyard Upgraded kitchen. maid's quarters, and a complete security system $649.500 fee SALLY SHIPLEY JOYCE DABOL T NEWPORT EXECUTIVE FAMILY HOME Spacious 'pride of ownership' two story. 4 bdrm, j•, ·bath home in mint cond1llon near .community pool Separate guest maids quarters & bonus room on pool size lot Pwed to sell' $329,000 TODDY SMITH NEWPORT GOLF COURSE CONDO En1oy views from every room! 2 bdrm lrt·level home on Big Canyon Golf Course. Gated entrance. sunken living room w/frreplace. wet bar, 2 car garage $244,000 KIMBER suns LIDO ISLE CONDOS folll 2 bdrm condos 1n super location Steps to community tennis & beaches Short walk to lido Village shops & restaurants $199.000 each CATHRYN HNNILLE LIDO BAYFRONT DUPLEX Drdsllt price reduction to 1usl about lot value Convert e•1st1ng structure to single tamily or use duple1 tor inc.ome r wo 3 bdrm 2 bath apts Beautiful sandy beach Walking distance to lido Village $750 000 CATHRYN TENNILLE LIDO ISLE BA YFRONT Spectatular turning basin v1ew1 Private pier & shp four bedrooms. 31., baths. den. 3 car gargage rotally remodeled plus room to e•pand Community tennis, club house, and beaches available Conservatively priced lor location at SI 750 000 Bill VINCENT COSTA MESA OLDER CUSTOM HOME ON R2 LOT 3 bdrm. I+. bath , Bright and cheerful' Close to new shopping mall and minutes to the beach Priced for quick sale' $124.900 DONNA WEBSTER OWNER WILL CONSIDER ALL OFFERS Rambling 4 bdrm. 3 bath home Corner lot otters ample room for gardening and boat or RV storage ldealy situated near parks & shopping. $17 4 ,500 JOYCE DABOLT /SALLY SHIPLEY l;ARGE, LIGHT, & INVITING 4 Bdrms. 2t,, baths family room in Harbor View Hills In mini cond1t1on1 Nothing has been left undone to insure comlort & easy tmng Motivated sellers are asking $379.500 TRUDY STUBBLEFIELD TODDY SMITH CORONA DEL MAR DUPLEX -OLD C.D.M. Pride ol ownership is reflected in this beaullfully maintained duple• Each umt features two bdrms w/numerous amen1tres plus a lour car garage Great rental area Almost $300 000 of assumable financing Ottered at $360 000 LINDA TAGLIANlnt PEAK OF PERFECTION, SPYGLASS HILL -full 180° view A very specral home with class & comfort Professionally decorated 3 bdrms. 2 baths & family room 2 fireplaces. wooden shutters. designer bhnds hardwood floors Very private spa 1n arbor setting. Lovely landscaping $557 500 land 1n"tl BHLE CHASE LEE ORIGINAL HARBOR VIEW HILLS, FABULOUS VIEW Recently remodeled 3 bdrm 3 bath family room l)omP Finest Quality & Jl9od taste thru out Designer window & wall toverinRS rich woods imported tile & used brick Security system custom spd in private courtyard Large covered terrace Professional landscaping $635,000 BELLE CHAS( LEC EXCITING CORONA DEL MAR BLUFF LOT Prime .irea between lnsoir ation Point and Litlf., Corona Beach Your dream home will command spt(!Jl u tar vistas of the 1etty action night hght~ & l!dP 0001, Sellers will help with hnancing $950.000 MARILYN Hll I OUTSTANDING PROPERTY IN OLD C.D.M. PLUS INCOME On a very picturesque street. large 3 bdrm with tam1ly room wet bar ? fireplaces 1n an authentic Spanish motil include~ separate and very private overs11ed I bdrm income unit LINDA TAGLIAN£TTI ,~,,,.,~···················· . . . . SATURDAY D•C. 14. tteS/ftAGR 1 NY LAGUNA BEACH BEACH HOUSE FOR UNDER $100,0001 Only $95,000 l H tor custom 3 bdrm 2 bdth I ~00 sq ft mobile home in family park 1n ldgund Beact1 Otl'dn view beach accesss. security gate I f' homt' warranty MARY JANK ORANGE GREAT ORANGE NEIGHBORHOOD . bdrm & den 2 bath home w massive brick lireplaLI' ~1n11 SllP master bdrm Good cond1!1on gredt curb appeal Condo') sen tor mw1 Onl'f SJ 32 5JO l£ S Pf R[ IRA BUILD YOUR DREAM HOME! Xtra l.irgP f>O II lot in choice Corona del Mar location 1ust onP block to Oc.ean Build nrw or rPmodel this 2 lldrm I bath ddObP casa Loads of room lo "'Pdnd Pr •lPd Jt 101 Y.ilu .. $~40 000 BINNI[ DIXON PERALTA HILLS ONE ACRE VIEW ESTATE MaRn1h(en1 horn .. designed in the English Cotswold tr ad1t1on !:iwPPpinr staircase. view lrom 110 IPdded glass windows tennis court pool spa saund & stable $1 990 000 DOROTHY MITCHUL TOTAL RELAXATION IN PERALTA HILLS lovely rambling country home Remodeled & re decorated. newly l.rndscaped Three bdrms 5 bath~ sparkling pool spa eQueslrran t.mlit1es v1Pw 11 hill\ Room for tennis court $580 000 TRUDY STUBBUFIHD DOROTHY MITCHHI SANTA ANA COUNTRY SUBURBAN ESTATE, PRI- VATE STREET W/GATE l.ustom•1Pd '> Odrrr .., bath rt'S1dence 3 f11PplaCt'S w1dP hails 1311<!1' 0l)Orw IV ~amtroom d1n1n~ ronm {'.Ourm.. r. ILhP" w [lr .. dk' ,q dlf'd Ocean mtn v1t>w pool ~0.1 l jSQ \Q 't n t• " ir1 lu~t1n S• honl Ol\lr1t1 SI iOO 000 GORDON If WIS S/W SANTA ANA CONDO ONLY $63,500 I w• bdrm~ tw• bait N .. ,.. c 11n1 • 01 .. S'il .t•, •' ,JllOwJnf P Communotv P• 1 t/l'JUl1'.i ~ """""'' I 1m ~ .trrJ Minute~ It Milt> S<J11dll' F JI , , .i · ~ 1 • .. .,. po;>1bl~ GORDON l f WIS • YORBA LINDA HOBBYISTS DREAM HOME, YORBA LINDA Crmplete woodwor~ing mat h1nery loltt'i equipment built 1n\ included 3 170 '>Q It homt-w 1~ It ceilings. 4 bdrms. 4 baths tam1ly & j!amr ioon., •1 bar~ pool. spa view Top rond1t1on on large lot $?1~ 000 LCS PfRflRA «JU Slll)AY 1-4 41 ROYAl ST. GEmtil, 816 CANYmt $695,000 Completely remodeled 3 bdrms, 2 baths. fam- ily & dining rooms, large master suite with sitting area & fireplace, freshly painted Inside & out, new carpeting & shutters. Expanded- Broadmoor, Plan 2. Pool/spa. GIB WALKER 673-7300 NEWPORT BEACH 611 UIO PAii HM • $2tS,IM -Completely remodeled, now 1 bedroom, den, 1~ baths. LOW. LOW DOWN, owner may carry 2nd. T.D. Community pool & boat slips. 2nd floor unit with view. Gib Walker ~PAii llM-$25f,MI -Bayfront high rise r unit. All new kitchen & appliances. nlty pool & bayf ront patio. Slips avail- -----t1-abl~drm ,....1Qath, great view Gib Walk.er •EPTHE HE-$275,MI -Excellent corner duplex on fee land. Quiet beach area. Steps to sand & ocean. Tennis & racq. ball courts. John Martin COlllEICW. HllltlC JIST 1£HCU Tl $4ts,MI - Owner may carry 1st T.D. w/low down payment. Approx. 6,291 sq.ft. on Newport Blvd. Across from City Hall. Wiii also lease all of part. Call for information. Leasehold land. Bob/Wyvonne 34tll STIUT-$321,MI -One year new 3 bedroom, 21h bath home on corner lot. Deck with ocean & bay view. Walk to s1ores & restaurants. Bob/Wyvonne WEST UY HHllE-$915,MI -NEW LISTING. Large 6 bedroom split level bayfront home. Huge upstairs master suite with spectacular views of bay. mountains & city lights. Large terrace. pier & dock for 2 large yachts. Darell/Lawson VEISAl.LES Cml>OS cm.w Poot.. SPA, cum HOOSE, GUARD GATE HI SCIOll PWJ • 2NlcW #lH IN ScWz Pim # 1M IN ScWz Plaza Pl 4 IN ScWz Pim Pl 14 111,lU • Sits.Ml Caroll Javad • l 11. 1 IA • Stt,MI • 2 11, 2 IA • $121,SM • 2 II. 2 IA • $155, ... • 2 ... 2 u • $215 .... JOAN CAIN VllA BAl80A C(ll)OS 2 Cm.I POCl.S/SPA, GUMD GATE 2'0 CAae U1 • hM. 1 .. 1 BA • $1(9,500 2IO CM11Y UI ' ,ent, 2 •. 2 BA+ID • S21t,OOO Joan CaJn 2'0 CAmY UI • 2 •. 2 BA • Sl41,5M John Martin 2'0 CAGIE UI • 2 •. 2 BA • Sllt,000 Linda Jacobi r·----------q·--q-, I OPEN HOUSES I I SATURDAY ~ 1124 N TltlSTl, UM ISU -(1-4) ... Eye catching I lquaJlty bullt home, 4 bedrooms, 311.. baths, large I I lovely patio. $450,000. Gib Walker Q I 31921 s. CST llWY, so. LACIU -( 12-3) ... Come & la I see this unique oceanfront property with a view I I you won't forget. Private steps to sand. Guest I quarters with view. below garage. All new! Ask-; 1 1ng $699,000. Stephanie Bernardy I I I I SAT/SUN A I 145 N UlltlE, UIO tSU -(Sat 2-5/Sun 1-4) ... lm· g I maculate 3 bedroom, 2 bath home, remodeled I a with quality taste 40' wide lot $379,000. Q Q Bob Newell I II 27 EICotE CHIT, •.I. -( 1-4 ) ... Well maintained ~ Plan 6, Newport Crest townhome. 4 bdrms, 2'h I baths, ramily room and upstairs bdrms have ~ I forever ocean view. $174,500. Carol Mulvey I I SUNDAY I I I I I I 152 YIA llllllE. UIO ISU -(1-4) ... Has been totally I 3 remodeled and Is glowing with warmth and I I• comfort. 3 bedrooms, 211.. baths, lots of beams. I $595,000. John/Gib I ~u~a~a~•~•••--~----~ IOP(ltl CREST TO..,.._S CCllll POOL/SPA ' ~ SUUICMT • 211. 2ValA • Slit.Ml ~CMT • 411.2'1tlA • $114,SM llll.M CMT • 211. 2'11 IA • $171,MI ESCAPUlCMT • 311.llA • $111,MI Carol Mulvey lllLOACMT • 311,3U • Siil.set Bob/Wyvonne IRVINE U•R FAW · $211,... -Turtlerock Glen townhomes, 2 bedrooms, den, 2 baths, spa/patio off master suite, patio off llvtng room. spit level. A beautiful place to five. Pam Trlnen COSTA MESA IHA 1111E ... PllPfm·SJSt.-mcu IOIS[ - 3 bdrms, 2'h baths. enclosed yard & patio. DUPLEX has 2 bdrms. 2 baths each unit. Lower has enclOMd yard & patio. Upper has deck w/vktw of golf courM. Laundry room between duptex & houee. CarOf Mulvey DAILY .. ILOT/RllA&. UTATE fOPmT CIEST TOMIDE Off SlftRD • TICOllDOGA fOP<ltT BEACH A wonderful place to live & have tun. Communi- ty pool/spa & tennis courts, 2.3 & 4 bedroom townhomes. Walk to beach. From $169,000. TO SEE, CALL 673-7300 LIDO ISLE YIA UIO SOUi · $341.• -Corner location at Via Palermo. 3 bedrooms. 3 baths. great potential. Sunny patio. Owner wlll listen! Virginia O'Brien N WlZJUS • $341,IM -35· wide street to street lot, steps to bay, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. A great retreat. Lowell Stark VIA UIO SHI · $115,MI -Large boat dock. Great bayslde home featurln 3 r acuzz , car garage. Adjacent to greenbelt. Roger Brown VIA Gmfl0-$347,SM -Street'to street location + a very lovely home with many details that will catch your eye. 2 bedrooms, 2 ..baths, formal dining room. Howard Lawson YIA IUTHE-Sl&t,MI -A beautiful family size home on 67' wide lot. sparkling pool, 5 bdrms. 3 baths, sitting room off master suite. John Martin YIA QllTO·S325,MI -·Bright & sunny corner lo- cation at Soud. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, family room. Owner motivated. Virginia O'Brien YIA EIOU • $311,MI -40' corner location at Nord. Great potential, 4 bedrooms, 3 baths. den. 3 car ·garage. Lowell/ Javed N Qlflt-$415,MI -Curb appeal 3 bedrom, 2'h bath home. Large family room with wet bar area. great for entertaining. Virginia O'Brien N UM ..... Sl,2st.• -Panoramic views of bay & bluffs. Double lot with bayfront home + apartment upstairs. Could be duplex or slngle family residence. Darell/Lawson VIA l.OICA-5"5,MI -A true quality finished family home. 5 bedrooms, 4 baths, family room, spacious, light & airy. John Martin N Ull ... · $415,• -Splendid corner lo- cation property built around large sparkling pool. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, famlly room. Great open feating. Vlrlglna O'Brien LAGUNA BEACH HI llCI tlM I 115 Ml lllft·SlM .... 11111 ... - 611 hu 3 bdrma, 2'h batht, den • 615 hu 2 bdrma, 2 bathe, den, laundry room. Ocean YMlw. BOTH ARE BANK OWNED WITH 0000 LOANS. VERY LOW DOWN. SUMBIT OFFER. Linda Jacoba Li d o Realty 673-7300 Lid o Realty ------------------· t =o www:s u m: •S&C ±aa a • ru IS RF. IDE NTIAL BROKERAGE SERVI CE~ Ill.al EUU. 1121,HO lmmediate occupancy on this eleganlly custom- ized Plan 3 in Belcourt Hill. Spectacular ocean and city light view. Huge master suite w ith fireplace and sun deck, guest suite and library. Serious seller. Belle Part.ch .. UIY• IOUI YIEW lltl,000 Immediate possession avaiJable on this customized 4BR on huge cul-de-sac view lot. Gourmet kitchen, large family room with firepla<.-e. private mast.er suite with sauna. P ool, spa and cabana. 3 car garage. Belle Part.ch U.._.. MISTllOT9-fUUIT 1141,000 Titled 'THE C ASTLE' this home provides sophis- ticated IJVmg with 3BR. 2 'h BA and 2 patios. L ight, airy and a fresh feeling. Bank owned with very flexible financing. Quick Fscrow Tom AJ - linson!Micki Cooper UUU IOUI nMT 11,480 .... View forever beautJfuUy maintained older Laguna home. Used bnck terrace, lush courtyard entrance with secluded swimming pool. Three bedrooms, formal dining room. den/maids quar- ters. Barbara Aune 11,100,000 ---HKJ--at'to beau~ wiln narber e ntraAGe vr This home or magnificent quality and construc- uon has a great open feelmg, with wonderful designer fabncs and wall coven ngs. Thrf'E' bedrooms and a den. Brick terrace to your dock. Barba:tta Aune 1PY1WS l•E llH,000 Hillsboro plan 5 BR. 3 BA on large point lot. New l'arpet and paint Added windows in hvmg room enhan~ the ocean bay and cit y night hght view Sandie Fnc TIP Tll Tiii A WlllHWI 1412,000 Beautiful 4 BR, 2 BA model in Ha rbor View Hi lls Nestled m amongst Cabulous garden setting with mature trees. Extra large lot Upgraded wllh bu1lt-1ns. plaster <..'e1lmgs, etc Sandie Fix TWI YWI llW1 1111,000 Th is 2 BR. 2 111 BA. townhome as in a gated community of 24 homes. Two fireplaces, fonnaJ dining room, 2 car garage, laundry and storage rooms. Owner IS selling for less than he paid! Carolyn Mason Ill O&IY~AllWAY LIUTlll 1111,000 Four bedroom, 4 BA, family room. billiard room. plus a 2 BR guest suite. A private pool enhances this prestige property. Owner is very motivated Danny B1bb/Stephanw Grody 111 OAITtl-YllY PllVATI 1111,000 A well constructed Broadmoor home with a pnvatt: com er location. Lots of trees and large yard. Lnd udcs, 4BR, 2 lh BA. spa. and great poten - tial' Very we ll priced and owners will trade down or for P a lm Sprangs residence Danny Babb/S tephan ie G rody .. O&IYM lllml Ull MW 11,111,MO Perhaps the premier location in thJS private commuruty. Quie t cuJ-d~sac location. Ideal for the large fanuly . Includes. 7BR. ?BA. 3 firtpl~. family room w/pool table. we t bar, large screen T .V .. separate de n , study and much more. Over 8,000 sq.ft. IncredJble vaJue O ffered at $1 .895.000 Danny 81 bh/S tephame Grody # 2 Clwlc Piasa, lull• I 00 IATllUY HRBR VU KNOLLS SJJ ..... 3BR, FR, comm. PIS 1-4:30 NEWPORT PENTN ·~ 2BR. view I -~ HAR JOR RlDCE 5BR. fR, pool/spa BIG .=ANYON 5BR FR SllllY Utlll.- 1-4:30 11.211.- 1 4.JO HA tBOR RIDGE Mll .... 4Bf . FR. Comm PIS 1-5 27171111.w. ..... L. Egan 111 Ht~ ltrMt M Couper HIW&ehe A, Pet.ers 7 llef9it11• C Allison '41Wc ... S Vogt IAT11UY I Slll&Y SPYGLASS HI.LL SJ,111 .... Lots 84-85-86, Vent land 8-8 ,., . ....,, .. M lngold e&n•MUlllSU HMMI Elegant farruly home with large pat10 on an oversized lot. Five bedrooms. 4 baths, fanuly room. formal danng room. hardwood floors and French doors . .Bea uta ruJ cond1t1on. A rare beauty Joan Lewis/Danny Bibb llLOlllT EIT&n 11 ..... MI Pnvate tennis court , pool and spa Large custom home situated on 1h acre Jot m prestigious Belcourt Two story home with 5 bedrooms. ~ baths. family room, study, air condttiorung. ex- tensive secunty system Bnght and cheerful and m 'move-in' cond11Jon 24-hour guarded gate commumty Pn<.-e mcludes land Donna Godshall IUSIT PtllCI Clllll 11 H ,IOO Ve ry pnvatt'. ou tstanding two story. 2 BR. 2'. bath l'Undo Cathedral t.'(.'1ltngs with feeling of spac1ousn1..-ss hght and airy Wrap around pauo One block to ~hools and :.hopping. ?need to seU Donna Godshc1ll SPYGLASS HJLL Mll.... 11 S. ..... W1y ISUll lmbT Slll,000 4.BR. FR. pool/spa. Vl{'W 1-5 M Bulkl<'Y Fifty fr•N or Wcitt•rfront .ind private dock are yours with th1:. hom(· Sax bedroom!>. five bath BELCOURT ..... 12 leleHlt81rp!:: room:.. plus g<tme room Light. bright and 2BR. FR. Comm. PI S _1_·5----------+~pacaou;, P~rf '.'<.'t f.Qf.J11 Wrtamin 'Diana PrUSSt.·r Nlf OlllSI I cm UllTI 1111,000 Enjoy nature and views of golf bourse. lgi lights and lake from 2 bedroom plus den home m Rancho San Joaquin. Sophisticated condo hvmg :it 1t.s best. Manlyn BulkJey mtlLJ FAITUTIC Sl,I00,000 T his Harbor Island Ro.id home hosts all the amenities mcudang four bedrooms, -t plus baths large p1t>r and shp. a gated rourtyard entry and a spectacular taVl'm room Carolyn Mason C&llH SIMES 1141,110 Exceptional 4 BR c.'Ont.emporary home with pan- oramic ocean view from most rooms. New Euro- pean kitchen has state-of-the-art apphanres• Large FR, formal DR, new solar heated pool and spa, security system and private beaches Good assumabl~ financing. Lots Jacobs 11 Fii TIE lllt.tlHll ILlffl llY II LUSE IPTlll 1111,IOO A four bedroom . 2111 BA, famil y room. bluff townhom<'. h 1s p1<'ture p<>rft'\.·t with new nt>utral in tenors. h is prtt.'ed to sell or you <'an le<l.>;4· option Lois Jacobs lllffl.... 1111,IOO Looking over thl' c:anyon and t·1tv lights, with 3 bedrooms. ~ bathb and pnvatt> decks (.;real lo cauon! Two-car garage. Movr in cond1t1on fl allw Strock YllU Ul.llA 12ff,OOO Rare on market very lar~t· Two larRP BR. formal DH. family roorn j)(•nthou.'>t• homt• Show now under markt•l t.11 8'•a2lc>y/LmdJ Ot>th 644-6200 HTll AT TIE IUC .......... EWNIT "41,IOO Fantas t1e southw,•st t•11ml'r location at tht-sand duplt•x :i down 2 up or rt>model for smart single famil y living Just rt~:arpt•tt-d and paanlc'd L1stt·n to s urf WdU.'h !->UO.'.t·t. ... Qu1c·~ ('S(TOW $1 50.000 Ix-low t.ix ~-ssors vaJul' Tom Allin.son 12TI ST. lT TIE WCl-IEWPllT 1150.000 P1.>nansul.:1 t.·ustom 2 l>tory -lRR,-lBA t'Xt.'lt1ng hunw Nt•W l'arpt't and appltan~ SwN'pmg vwws of ou•an. bea<:h and C.:ttalma Private h1- quahty l0<.at1on Pnt.'t'd '-"Ill bl-low mdrkl'I w ith fmannng by ~·IJ('r Tom Alhru.on llC CUYH YHS&IUH UH,000 Exp.mdro -l BR. -t 1 ~ BA. tuv. nhumt· lmpn~-.1' (· Pntr~ Y.tth largt· t:an.ul.tr -.1.<11rwt>ll Largt• be.mus room with bu1h in T V & wet b.ir Could .ilso :.t>rvl' as ,, f1flh l>E'droorn This humt' offt•rs fabulous powntial and ll> pr1C"1--<t to *II" Dann) B1bb/Stephanu• Crody WlllHFIL IEW Ill O&lltl USTIIS UJ0,000 Extremely special mdoor/outdoor 2BR. den, for maJ dining and laving room hume Highly up- gradt'<i throughout Within W.Jlkmg d1s wm-. to Newport Ct·nlt:r Maralou Ingold RHICH PRICf~H llCIUllS UH,000 Former mod1•l hunw with 1.11.'\'.1n \ tt •\\ Thn-t' bedroom.<.. 2 b.Jths, br('akf.i..-.t room ,md danmg area Bright and dt'an .md"' ·movl' in' t.'Ontl1t1011 AC'C't"SS to thr(.'(' pnv;itt• ht•ac·hrs Donn.1 Gooshall UJFUIT LtT HOO,Oll Orw or the> l.i.st1 50' W..tlL'rfronl with pnvtlt•gt• (or p1c>r & sllp to act'Ornnddlt• 55' bclodt Morth:l M.w nab UfFltlT--Ocm111W.. YI.LIE 1111.- 0wners mouvatt'd f nur !>Ni mom. 3 ' BA ~ fam 1ly room Single• 'llorv ht1m1· v. 1th d11t·k .111d "'1nrl-..· bca<"h F.xtra p11v.1tt• lctt .1U11n Rtttvntly rt• m•><f•·lt'tf tnd11d1n~ tht• l.tnd M.)rtha M.tt.·n.io NEWPORT BEACH a I PACH tO/SATURDAY D•C. t4. t•t DAILY PILC 1$¥1'• --•em --U*' ... *#1$}1 --••QM .... l *Mfi ~ **• ---···---~ 1 ·iNlfol l5IM = REALTORS ® CLIFF HAVEi WITH NOL I YU -Ill OR LEISE The very best location In prime Newport. Cor· ners Cliff Drive. Huge lot -95 foot frontage. Spacious 3 bedroom, ranch style home with family room. Remodeled kitchen and baths. Amazing lot with pool and view of Fashion Island. Large rear & side yards. Assumable financing! Open house Sat & Sun. Call Rae Rodgers 631-1266. Wiii consider 6 month lease. Just reduced! $305,000. IEWER CUSTOM -IEWPORT HEllHTS Expansive 4 Bdrm, 41h Bath, 3 fireplaces. 2 courtyard. Spacious warm family room. One of the finest newer homes In the area. Many quality upgrades. Large gourmet Island kitchen. $378,000. W llMEll 111-1211 WESTCLIFF POOL HOIE Rambling 4 bdrm .. 3 bath residence with coun- try kitchen & family room. Most prime tot &. 11------...r--"oca on. Js0parate yard areas. Immaculate condition. Asking $265.000. Call W llHEIS 131 -1211 UITSllE CHARIER • 1111,000 3 Bdrm, 2 Bath countrv 6 <tge -totally re- modeled Including "\\~ \J bing. Complete new kitchen. 8'>' ~ ... e rear yard. Stone fireplace. Workt 'ft warage. Motivated sellerl $159,000. W llNEll 111-1211 IOTIYITEDJ IRlll OFFERS! BEST uy1EW" IUY II NEWPORT 10% DOWI Exquisite VIEW home in quiet NEWPORT HEIGHTS. New Everything! 3 bdrm. 3 ba plus family room. Shows like a model home from the gou~met kitchen to the formal llvlng room. Open . beam ceilings & a marble hearth fireplace. Broad ocean VIEW from living room decks. AMAZING VALUE! REDUCE0-$314,500 ask for W llMEll 111-1211 PRllE COSTA IESI TRIPLEX Well maintained Eastslde -best location close to hopping. Att-2-'Bedt oom 1.,,; bath 2 story units. NEW ON MARKET. No vacancy -high demand area. Asking $239,000. W llNEll 111-1211 tJC.57 1P9S11CS 10 ?2 tA ilA 7'i'1/ & i>ctAec1ue eil?29S711te?IS SCtASfm Ill IODCHS WESTCLIFF -IEWER CUSTOM Stunning 3 bdrm, den home. Prime secluded area amongst Blue Gum trees. Professionally decorated -An entertainers delight I Premium lot with large pool & spa. $399.000. Shown by appt W lllMEll 111-1211 Costa Mesa spacious 2 Br, 11h Ba studio apart- ment In prime eastslde. Vacant. $700 per month. 1------...... ~--~~--~..-....-~~~------~-----~----..~~-----....-. H I H I B I H I I COLLEIE PIRI CUTIE Beauttfully maintained College Park 3 bedroom. Used brick fireplace In living room. Another in family room. Bedrooms are large. Just reduced to S 134,000. Call lllllLYI COlllS 111-1211 NEW! NEW! IEW! Just listed. Irvine townhome. Single story. Two master bedrooms. Large country kitchen. Double garage. Enclosed patio. Asking $133.900. UllLYI CIHIS 111-1211 NEWPORT BEICll-Sll&LE FlllLY $185,000 Fabulous buy In fine family area of Newport 3 bedrooms, 2 bath single family home. Too good to miss. Call for showing and land quote. llUIL YI OllllS II 1·1211 WILi TO BEACH Sll,100 PURCHASE OR LEISE OPTIOI EISTILUFF HOIE Price just reduced by this serious seller. Prime Inside location w/large very pri- vate rear yard waiting for a new owner w/small chil- dren and pets. 3 br, 2 ba, large kitchen, flreplace In living room. Now only S 179,000 Leasehold. Call PETE 631-1266 P£Tt ~ 631·1266 IEllTERRllUI CUSTOI Big Canyon custom on 18th fairway. Large pool + pool house w/suana. Walk through your private rose garden. Fruit & citrus trees border this large tot. This home Is quality. Extremely large dining room for enteralning. Private li- brary. Full basement for hobby room or gym. Over 4,000 sq. ft. $995.000. Call PETE 631-1266 CROWS IEST VIEW The view from this 5th floor coop Is exciting. View of the Harbor. ocean. Fashion Island and mountains! Complete security for person on the go. 2 br, 2 be. Only $425,000. Fee. Call PETE 631-1266 tlgjous Newport address. Security gated com-LIVE II IEW ' I Unbelievable one bedroom condo with pres-PORT $18 100 plex near Hoag Hospital. Call for details. One bedt'oom condo. Gated area, community CUSTOM IESI VERDE One of the largest lots in Mesa Verde. Walk to Mesa Verde Country Club. Home features 5 bedrooms, 3'h baths, pool and 3 car garage. Lots of room for expansion. Beautiful. quiet street. REDUCED TO $369,500. JlOllE Ulll.Eml 111-1211 NEWPORT HEllHTS CUSTOM Contemporary designed home featuring lots of wood and glass 4 bedrooms. 41h baths, separ- ate dining room and family room. Secluded patio and yard areas. Priced right at $376,000. JAOllE UllUIAI 111-1211 WILi TO &OLF COURSE Very hght and open former model home. High beamed ceilings and lots of mirrors. 4 bdrms. 2'h baths, formal dining and famlly room. Beautiful tree filled yard. Excellent value at $224,500. JIOllE IAllLEIWI II 1-1211 NEW LISTlll Very private, professionally landscaped 3 bedroom home In Mesa Verde. High celllngs. upgraded baths, wood parquet entry and morel Offered at $161,500 . .llOlll llAllLEllAI" II 1· 11H .... IAll.YI OIHIS 111-1211 pool, walk to beach. Owner desperate to llqul- 1 , 631-1266 • 234 E. 1;;~·;;~~ 6~~;T A MESA INDEPEN~~NT BROI I., -•:a -ll!IQtJ -cus -au:a -t@N -•@ii -iiiii'i -IMI -'••-- ~:-:::=~~--==~~w~~~~~i:':'!'~~~~~~~~----·----._..--------~-.i~ l ~T /R&AL ftTAT• SATURDAY D•C. 1•, •. ''"'.,... e••• .,.. 1¥\ij ll5W 1¥\lfi t5MIC lb#3 f5'M9C Ei¢ii}i ~ '**' WNM Ciilt' RYAW 1¥\!fj WMIC •c;P!ll!. ¢111S""t·• .... ''TO SELL YOUR HOME CALL BOB I DOVIE'' HARBOR RIDGE • COUITRY FREICH • HARIOR RIDIE CUSTOI 11,311,000 . Quaint flagstone path leads you past lush land- scaping to the entrance of this Country French home . Oak hardwood floors. 3 fireplaces. s bdrms. 5 baths, family room, formal dining room. gourmet kitchen, breakfast room. ex- tended use of crown molding, a granite spa w/room for a pool. Wiii trade commercial or summer home. Ask for 1111 MYIE IMP • HIRIOR RID&E • LEISE OPTIOI $711,000 Panoramlc view of ocean, Fashion Island. Catalina, plus on a clear day you can see the Queen Mary. Features oak entry and family room and five bedrooms. Will trade for com- merclal property. Ask for IOI I llYIE IMP • HllllOR RIDIE • $111,000 Devonshire 5 bedrooms, 4 baths, family room. dining room, NEW PAINT, CARPET. drapes, brick deck. kitchen & entry. Com plete ocean, bay, cit y, mountain views. $500.000., 11% & 12% fixed financing. Private yard with room for 0001. WILL TIDE EQIITT FOi SllLLEI llllE II OlllEIOllL. Ask for · llllMYIElllP LIDO ISLAND •LIDO llYFROIT S 1,410,000 • ITILlll VILLA llSTEllPIECE Lido Isle bayfront.custom, three bedrooms. 3 baths. Award-winning tile floors & walls thruout Master suite has steam room and hot tub, lnkeboll custom carved bed, headboard and credenza w/canopy, trench armoire. leads to master bath "To Stay". Carved wood wall sculpture 188x94" "To Stay". This is a must to see. Many Items. too numerous to list. 1111 llYIE llOP •LIDO IA YFROIT $435,000 • Commanding view of the t-A· \l?eek-a-bo< of the mountail"l0 ·a l lnd conve- nient 3 -, 1ay. Doc' available ' -· ·" professiona1 decorated _.i,vr tones with lmaginafr and artist!<.. ,vuches. Call Ill I HYIE llOP SPYGLASS HILL SPYGLASS LEISE-$3,000 5 Bdrms .. 3 baths. formal living. dining, family den & spa. View of city lights & water. 1111 MYIE IMP 111·1211 SPYILASS HILL, C.D.I. Sl21,000 Large 5 Bdrm., 3 Bath. formal dining. family room, breakfast area. oak & tile floors. Large yard. beautiful spa, expansive views of city, water. & hllls. Lease option. It Is a great buy! PROIOITORY •PllOIOITORY llY•-Sl2&,000 Bayfront home with 4 BR, 3 BA, huge master suite, formal d ining, room for two boasts. will sell existing option, low down. Great terms. will trade up to 5 bdrm on or off the water .... hrit l••lt CORONA DEL MAR • JISlllE CREEi • 1341,000 Outstanding bay, ocean. city lite views from t his Plan 6. 3 bedroom. 2'h bath, huge master suite w/slttlng room. large breakfast area. study, comm. pool 2 tennis. Bachelor wants out A great buy. IMIMYIElllP IOI & ~OVIE KOOP IOI KOOP, Jll. SPECllLIZlll& IN llEWPORT BEACH'S FlllEST HOMES • PRIVATE &ITED co11u11n. . $375,000 Just reduced--TENNIS. community POOL and spa, ocean and city light views One story 4 bedroom, 2112 baths, family room, 2 fireplaces, wet bar Offer lease option Ill I HVIE lllP· I •BALBOA PElllSUU • ~ Two bedrooms. two baths. formal dining with fantastic views of ocean and pier from this oceanfront condo with securty gate and under- ground parking Wiii "trade" up to $400.000 range in Newport Ill I HYIE IOOP •BlYCREST• Four bedrooms. four baths. formal dining lam rm . large yard with lots of tr,ees. room for pool Steal at $295,000. IOI I IOYIE IOOP •VILLA BALBOA• s 198,000 Two bedroom. two bath family room large hv1ng room with bay & ocean view Low down A real value UI I HYIE IOOP BOB KOOP, JR •. • 3% DOWl--$59,900 • .. I Great South Coast Plaza location One bdrm. one bath. tennis courts & lake ~ ... ""· 131-1211 • • COSTA IESA $157,900 • 3 bedrooms, p;, baths. hardwood floors Extra large lot East side Costa Mesa on quiet street Ill JR. 131-1211 LEIDER OWIED & PLEI Low interest fixed rate financing Five large 2 bedrooms. one studio Approximately 7 years old Principles only Ill JR. 131-1211 ----------------------------------------------------------~I CER MEMBER 234 E. 17th St., COSTA MESA. 631-1266 B ~ Gi\IN .,.. Ci'Q}i .-'il'M -. '9'i'i .,.. 1¥Wi. w.c iiWI .,... 1.1195 ...-•&#If* .-Cl'\!* -. 1;p5 lliAW ' ? - .. ·--.-' -•/SA1'WDAY DSC. 14. I-DAILY PILOT/lmA&. UTA Realtors ' CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR COMPANY!! WE ARE CELEBRATING OUR 20TH YEAR IN THE REAL ESTATE BUSINESS IN NEWPORT BEACH We are proud to have represented this community for so many years. Through dedication we have remained a major Realty in Newport Beach. We are enthusiastic about the future and our opportunity to serve this community's Real Estate needs. SPECT A CU LAI HOMEll f i I • This home in the Bluffs is simply elegant. Everything in th is home is new or This is o beoutifullly redecorated home with o new kjtchen. It features o full · · ·, ••pe"si"'•• Malte-e-(0ttf'ln,....,001p~p:t<0Hti",.,,.mm1eetn'ttt--tt'&o-1tee~-t1"1Ptt1is-s ----,-,+ieieww""Clort-f ttlttreie-f'oNttf'¥P.'I-'' &.8'A<Bt-B*¥:-'f'tre-use-ot-stoi"netf-atatt"0n1ctbirid:-innctJoi·n·h!"-:----t exclusive home. 3 bedrooms, 2 Yi baths. 3 bedrqoms, 2 Yi baths. leasehold. OPEN HOUSE THIS SUNDAY, 1-5 PM $248,000 2423 VISTA NOILIZA $399 ,500 FEE ONE-0 A·KINDll An expanded 'E' pion is the most desirable home in the Bluffs. Th is condo offers luxurious living with 3 bedrooms, 3 Yi baths, family room, 2 fireplaces, cusfom spa, gos fire pit, walk·in wet bar, and many other outstanding features. The view of the NEW BACK BAY is unsurpassed. $379,000 FEE POPULAR TRI -LEVEL This is o perfect starter home in the Bluffs. The new carpets, drapes are neutral tones. Well located to Corona del Mor High and Our lady Oveen of Angels schools. $169,500 FEE llST VALUE It would be hard to find a better value than this 4 bedroom, 3 both home in Newport Beoch. Well located. Compare the price. $198,000 FEE THI BLUFFS An excellent home for a small family or couple. This 3 bedroom, 2 both home is air conditioned, one level, and well l~ated to porks, shopping, and pool. leasehold. $152,500 640-0020 Eastbluff Village Center, Newport Beach A II '0 ,..,_ Q . -My houM wee pelnted about five JMl'I ago. It h•• atood up pretty wefl unttt now, when I notice that aome pert• of the wood aiding have devefoped amall cracked llnH In them that croe• all over each other. be due to any one of a number of reasons or a eombination of them. Among the causes are painting over a dirty surface, using one kind of paint over another without a primer or applying an inferior paint. but in most cases. it Is the result of not allowing sufficient drying time between coats. 0 . -I put up aom• plywood pen.-a In my attic. The plywood WH preflnla hed when I bought It. We now have decided we would Ilk• to make the clear flnlah • bit darker to go with the furniture. I want to UM • •Pf'•Y IKquer to do the fob, but I have been told the flnlah on the plywood I• probabfy vamleh and that the lecquer wlll ect •• • kind of varnlah remover. la thla correct or c:.n I go ahead and apply the lacquer? A. -Changing the shade of paneling to match furniture is a bit far out. but no reason What cau ... thla and how c.n I why you can't do it. What you have cOrrec:t It before repelntlng? been told Is not exactly so. Most of the lacquer to some lhconspicuous part of the paneling to see whether it causes any trouble. Yes, lacquer will often act as a varnish remover. That part of your information is correct. One word of C'aution, no matter wh'!,t the rinish Is. Before you apply a new coat. be sure the old finish is free of wax you might have put on or that might have been put on at the factory. Q. -I want to UM por11and cement pelnt over • cinder block wall, but have Men told It cennot be epplled over old paint. la thla true? A. -Portland cement paint cannot be used over any other type of paint, but can be applied over a wall or other ob ject previously finished with portland cement paint. 0 . -I em plennlng on bulldlng my own houM next year. Meanwhlle, I em reeding everything I c:.n ftnd relating to the butldlng of hou... by an emateur. Although I c.11 myaeff en amateur, I am ectually very proflclent In c.rpentry, plumbf ng and electrlcl- ty. What I am trying to flnd out are the little problem• you encounter when doing the work yourHlf on 1uch a major project •• • houH. Do you know any good book• that might be of help? A. -There are dozens of such books at your local book stores and hbranes. as you undoubtedly have discovered I I recently completed reading "'How to Build a House Simply for 1-3rd Cost by Wilham Zink, published by Jay Publications, P 0 . Box 1141 San An- drea. CA 95249. It has lots of good hints and factual information by a man who built two houses by himself. Then there are "Homeowners' Encyclopedia of House Construction." by Morris Kreiger. published by McGraw-Hill, N.Y .. and "Build Your Own Low-Cost log Home," by Roger Hard. publlshed by Garden Way Publlstftng. Charfotte. VT 05445. • c: 0 .... .... ., .. -• :I -- A. -The condition Is known as time lacquer is used to coat prefinished either checking or alligatoring, depend-plywood, therefore no harm would be Ing on how severe It is. In Its early done by using more lacquer on it. But it stages, It is called checkin~. If the lines is better to be safe than sorry. You can t-.u-+--nnrasttCJTrthe lamber yard wne,..;r:;e:....;y:;.;o;:.u~~-------~+---~~~,__...__,~~~~'91::~~---.... bought the plywood or drop a line to the manufacturer. whose name Is usually stamped on the product. Should you meet with no success In getting the information you need, apply a little REALTY The Harbor Area's Oldest Real Estate Firm F_...I * _.Ill 11&1 1211,111 Uw.T ISTAn Ul.I 11,MI-IWlD * Clltu 11111&1 * Nil l2tl,lll Spacious 3 bdrm condo all on one level with 88 feet on the bay! Spacious single level home 2 bdrm ·owners unit' with fireplace and beam fireplace, wet bar. 2 car garage & private patio. on the desirable and sheltered east side in ceihngs overlooking inviting swimming pool - Over 1900 sq.ft.I Submit on terms. exclusive gate guarded Bayshores. Custom built plus 3rd bdrm and bath downstairs Also a 1 with 4 bdrf!ls. oversized garage, family room bdrm apt over the garage with fireplace Excel- llllll ... ·-.. 11 • U and large bayslde sun deck. 28 12 BAYSHORE lent rental history -llAI -• · WILL BE OPEN SUNDAY 1-4 PM. Theurkauf designed 3 bdrm bayfront home with pier and float plus private patio and pool. 70 feet on the bay! Room to add on IEITDI .. UllUllS Harbor Realty offers a complete rental IEWNIT IUCI CHM SU,IOO Beautifully and completely furnished condo with private deck. mirrors. bar. all ltke new Full security building. Owner will finance with low down to qualified buyer UIM 111111111 Ill llft.O 1121,IM department to help you find a nice place to Unuaual studio design with 3 & 2 bdrms plus rent or to help you rent that garage apart-MIAll YllW ll.... 1211,HI flreptac:ee, prtvate patios and the rear unit even ment or home you do not want to sell. Immaculate 2 bdrm condo with magnificent has some ocean vtew. Choice Poppy Ave 10-Please call and ask1or the rental depart-1 f h b & 1 1 p cation In Olde Corona del Mar. Out of town v ews 0 t e ocean. ay c ty ights arty size owner wants to sell. L__m_e_n_t. ______________ __. deck. fireplace. all beautifully decorated. ft.U Ill.II& 1121,111 WIT II mAP1 1111- Cute 2nd story condo In full security bldg priced Nicety decorated 1 bdrm condo In Corona del to sell. Fireplace. private sundeck. light colors, Mar. Private patio, fireplace. all built-Ins and wet mirrors, mini blinds. Highly upgraded and even a bar. Why so cheap? This is a foreclosure. so act tiny ocean view. fast! (213) 628-2828 llFmMTllllY lltl- Freshly painted and beautifully maintained 4 bdrm home with a brand new kitchen. formal dining room, den & work shop. Lovely bays1de patio. Private pier & float. The perfect home for an active growing family (714) 673-4400 2845 EAST COAST HIGHWAY-CORONA DEL MAR ... "C 14/SATURDAY Dae. 14, ,,. DA.ILY PILOT /R~L aSTATE Orange County's the place to invest in real estat~ sun timely for large and-small investors, says local publistier Orange County is one of the hottest real estate investment markets in the nation, according to Martin Brower, editor and publisher of Orange County Report. "Orange County is in exactly the right place at exactly the right time, and the future of real estate is brighter here than virtually anywhere else in the nation," said Brower, speaking to members of the Realty Investment Association of California at a recert meeting at the Phoenix Club. The reason for Orange County's strength is that ... Its growth Is job-driven, said Brower, "and when growth Is driven by employment, especially the broad- based, balanced employment we have In this county, that gro~h Is sound and speaks well for the future," he said. Presenting ''An Overview of Investment Real Estate In Orange County," Brower said that jobs In Orange County are growing two to three times faster than Its population, but he noted that the growth is largely in sef'Vice area jobs, while jobs in manufac- turing are diminishing. "The confidence of major office developers in Orange County is best illustrated by the fact that there are currently 30 million square feet of office space in this county. and another 30 million square feet of office space are on the drawing boards," said Brower, who publishes his monthly newsletter about the county from his Newport Beach office,. - Brower pointed to redevelopment In Anaheim. Santa Ana and Garden Grove; the Infill and future development of Orange; and to the new development under way and proposed for Costa Mesa, Irvine and the south County, as signs of the huge amounts of capital being invested In the county. "In nearly every case, these major developments are being accomplished by developers in joint venture with major financial institutions, who are willing -and eager -to invest their funds In the future of Orange County," he said. "Investment in Orange County is not only still timely for the large development firm, but for the smaller real estate investor as well," Brower said. 15-year home loan can be good savings-'decision ~ By PAM MOSS A 15-year mortgage -a smart savings shortcut? Consider applying for a 15-year mortgage rather than the traditional 30-year loan. Shorter mortgages offer two attractive tradeoffs: only half as many mortgage payments and Take a look at the numbers: A 30-year, $50,000 mortgage (using $50,000 as an Increment you can figure your own mortgage paymen1 differences) at 12.5 percent interest will cost you almost $535 each month. If you borrow the same sum for 15 years instead, your monthly payments won't be much higher -only about $65 more -partly because banks will charge you a lower Interest rate ( 12 percent In this example). In all, your savings would add up to about $84,000 (without tak~ng Inflation Into.account)-and that's only on $50-,000, if you opt for the 15-year mortgage. And the more you borrow for your home buy. the higher your savings from a shorter mortgage. On a $100,000 mortgage, you would save $168,000 in interest. Another plus: With a shorter mortgage you build up equity (your actual ownership) In your home faster. That means if you ever need to take out a home-equity loan you will be able to borrow a larger sum against the paid-up value of your house. Keep In mind, however, that since you will be paying less Interest with a 15-year mortgage, your tax savings will be somewhat lower. But you still wind up ahead: .. A tax deduction only shares your expenses with the government," said Noel Fahey, vice president at the United States League of Savings Institutions. "It is always true that the higher your tax deduction, the more of your own money you've had to spend ln order to get it." Pam MOH 11 • real e1tate broker with Re/Max of Newport. FMA r11 8.76% Fixed Commercial & Residen tial Property I st & 2nd Trust Deeds &·10 AJ._ rtJNDJNu Cont.act: Fred Primo or Devin Hurst (7 14) 640-9281 FMA, Direct Leadfo' la•tll udoa People NEED classified Use ful, easy-to-find Infor- mation is a vital part of the work setting Newspaper classified ls one source busi- ness people have come to de- pend upon -for personal as well as work-related needs, To reach active classified readers call and let up help you write your result-getting ad . ... cr.•SSJrllD BEU Dtnb'E CLASSIFIED REAL ESTATE INDEX 642-5878 RIAL ISTATI FOii SALi HOUSES/CONDOS Alt~ '-· .. 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R.l . ..... .., THE DAILY PILOT OFFICE HOURS Tele: M-F 8-5:30/COUNTEA M-F 8-5 .... ., .. -. .. .. ... lul Est1te For Sale Geaer1l 1002 Guer1l 1002 Cost& MeH 1024 Hui. lucla 1040 Llpu le&ek 1041 ---A e OR TRADE tri-1eve1j UPPER NEWPORT BAY 1s 128 500 3BR :>tia cozy ; OPEN HOUSE 12 s PM EMUllll llY .,,_..,..._ 8t81tl/Cea•t1 \ L h Solana Ben s Br 41la pool lam-rm lrplc dbl gar s.u Sun 20:>7 1 L1gn1 OCEAN VIEW 3BR Joa ~~~ -wn ~e d 1 m 640 5078 Clean Owner 548 3463 "ouse Lane JBR 2tia Olli trptcs "•Qh oe.tm r.e11 002 ocean ront e uxe ~o · 1 • j 1 gar 2 lrptcs wet bar tam 1ngs Walk h> beac~ Geaerll 1 plea . 2 mslr br s. 2 iba.I •REPOSSESSIONS • rm peg brd entry S465 ooo Carole Taturr .'Fl pool 1ac. sauna tennis S 101 000 all the way to vauller tot Ritt '59 1552 *TIE ll * S 187 S001lor comp prop· SllWU IUUJI! S 140 000 Ag1 S46 7739 Poss RV access See to · Spacious 38drm • Re-I erty NB/CdM 640-6094 EASTSIDE COSTA MESA I appreciate $199 500 L a·11 1050 treat All new interior'" • 1s1ze 5 Bedrooms or 4 plus IY OWHR Ullllll 960.6496 or 631 4325 lf8H l I Like a model' Bought as a1 Den 3 Batl'ls and !amity $6 975 On S 1040/mo SPACIOUS SB• large yara 1 f 5 BANK 2nd l'IOme now can't use • UY 13,000 NWll room w fireplace GOOd buys 3Bdrm Easts1de lmae l 044 hOme Nu ce<ltng!> pa1n1 0 n1s loss. your g a1nll 1~t It';~ buyeBar~ai~n: I ~c;,c:,11on Near bus & remdld nm big yrd ~tras r.~:~ re';'o~:"·'~ ~.~::: --+-~f"°OJ1Rtu:E~C~L..\O>S~,U~Rru:E:..oS~Li.1E~f:..iT1-~lt-'~M~loost~i'•.u~t1JI -='a ~Ceuwi:~1 ""i:s~ha~rp~2~bd~rm condo nr 142 520,.. ,.,t-nts c:,49 2330 A 3600 Sq tt 4 bdrm 3 ba + ,,.0 560 • s c Praza Poot · • U HSTSll£ S101r000 pprox., · •• • ·• ""' • I carport on1y S69 900 3 -• 10'1. IOWI INewporl le&ek 1069 separate den. Formal dining room, lUSE-lmH/SlU I bdrm. S78.900 Call 2 bdrm 2 t>ath on qu1etf SlH IOO l&lHll1 SpaCIOUS kitchen With bay Window, Costa Mesa prime IOC 2 PATRICK 63t·1266 : ' ' cul de·SclC Setler wants Ownt-r ,;,ust liquidate I~•< large master bedroom with spa tub, Bdrms 2'' ba arr cond 11 ·~·~\·P . I out Buy w 10 .. down or tine DOOi home With 3 01 4 sauna, Skylights thrU·OUt, large walk-nice yard. comm pOOI & ,.~ r __ -.: tess Delia Delgado 01'\lrooms PATRIC.._ In closets with mirrored doors . Secur-spa s5~34~5~g~ Agt " 1 631 t266 Al IHUIYWU TENORE 631 1266 ity system and fully landscaped. --··~:'X~I >•? VIEW ··~·~\· CtrHl •el Illar l 022 • ~ MfJt with th s Plan C 1n T ur!lt> • 4 r • C•ll toct.y 113-1311or143-1115 * * 318 VISTA IAYA ** 2 R-1 LOTS Reduced to• Rock ~1dge Townnomes •t, .... SJ05 000 Eacn 1 Olk to 12 Barm 2 b<l Pio Merrlll Lynch Realty I beach Agt 759-9070 umttE Cllll tess1onally decorated ...... 3 Bdrm, 2 1h ba Pool/Spa . 11 S lOl,900 with the tli'St 01 every MARVELOUS R. V. Parking Storage llttthetely l•11h111.. watk to -shopping and thing The most de 3 bdrm & den 1n Otde C"or-Newport scnoo ts 21 sireatiie locatton 11 tne WESTCLIFF NOME ............. DCUI VIEW CHARIER! .... 1111111L Move in to view charmer. Newly REDONE wtlh great wallpapers. hardwood floors, floor to ce1lmg fireplace. Large encloeed English Garden. 3 BR. 2BA. Garages open to Hat.el. So easy to add 2nd story & deck for more ocean vtews! umlMHST•ll Separate Private Suite ona aet Mar Only 2 lltks bdrms t , baths w11h de .. e1opmt-n1 $3 ts 000 I with 'Bath to ocean Anxious sellers llreplace and garage l"ille Caast Rtllttrs Highly upgraded with l ha"We slashe~ $35.000 Lender owned tore t8 1:?4 Cul"Wer Dr Irv ot'drooms pool and spa1 $241,000 Call Pit Slier• It Celfttl ................ MMHI Bay and Ocean View 131,111 PRICE IEIUCTIDI! Now $175,000. 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath Newport Beach Condo, security gate. Upgraded and Immaculate. Make this your Newport home or head- quarters. Open Sunday 1-41 100 Scholz Plaza, PH # 10 lrom the price Call today clo~ure property -'l•ll . OO Cathed•a ce11tng> Top o to see this outstanding tinance as iow as tO , ... 1 lll-lS thP int> i..1tcl\en and )lalue at $399.000 Anne h~ed interest 1 llat11s True t>•ecut1v~ McCasland 631-1266 oupte home E.i"iv main .,n e" ep11ona1 n(lmf> ""'' MESA IEl llll mu~1 ~.-e S49!> ooo Esiatihshed neighbOrhood lni•t Cust lltalltrs near Soum Coast P1aia 18 t '" Cul"Wet D< t•v tPnance Dt1ve ana ::a1 tor appointment 1111 HOYE LI, II OILY $351,000 JlllClllEl,HI t \ 1 1.t>~ 4BA 1nc1ud06 seperate lH· 1500 m..i~rer suite P.ir1) sue * lllRllll llllC( * Come to See WhJ DUPLEX-2Br 1bll ea So· of PCH $275,000 52 t family r onm 1n~1ae lllY(llSITT PAlll .t M•m ) oath mn<!t>l Pf'' <;!reel Fa,,1as11c price Bav1Clr Mdl 1500 s tt '.l 8<1 1 1t><:1 ,,,,mt' w1tll "'t'"' Sa< S 139 900 Call now :,> 1i,1 $144 000 4'• tc , 1 _., at S46Q Q(1 1 A DRI AN Rf A L TY ti~rs 0 wner7860579 ,,, 1,_.rm<' P A fA C • We • lnine Terrace! ~~~~o~,~~~, 6~;.1~:~er c,49 854" TENORE 6Jt t266 S 4 730 M I b HRBR vu HILLS $445 000 OPEi SHIH 1-4 I Open un 1- ' a a ar. rPl'I land 4BR . rA It you 1ns1st on Quahty Beautiful condition, $287 ,500. 2 •ll8 Pool 1ac sec sys come Sef" JOSS l.<\Prt tn On cut-de sac Open Sun Mesa Verdt> 5 Bdrm 3 UstlmYALH Th B d D I 1 5 By owner 640 6094 tlMh e•cellenll-t d.-* * OCEAIFIONT * * ree • room up 11 11£11cH c• 1111111• ~;;~:d .~oi;r:c; ·\t ~~ fnlP•1atnf""' larQP I l'>Or" """ w P"•.lte ,aid rr"' '[\cl <>.J1 r •ict-~I $.160 900 C.ill Pc11roc~ T..nore 631 1~66 212 IAZtl * OlJ ClltU Ill U1 L 3 B~ a,,, 2 Bath UCEllHT YIEWS rarge 1rrf'gular lot Man-t arge \,~ ' Contemporary 3 bdrm atras 1nctud1ng oversize<! LICATll SPlCTACIUI ICUI WIOl•Sl,135,111 each Unit A .. , price. Just W11h pool sec alarm sys pnol Jim Ouenin Aqent ... $ 000 V '>•5·6 •66 ,..,, the t11r~t gr~ntil'lll ; *MORE THAN 300, refurbish c:. ~297,500 . Recently remodeled Wtlh s•eps 10 pool olrt'8 • • gourmet kitchen and per I Bnrm 2 oa ttt•Qf" tam BELOW MAlllEf """"'--~ .e-. rect tor entf!ftain•"9 SPlClllS CllH 11y l'lom,. w11,,1n i>asy ft eleJ.Mie~ 11(;,eU<, ~tau Asking $415 000 tee Fireplace double garage wall"nO 0151anCP l o SOUl INSPlfltNC SIGHlS Otena C.eppel 63 1 1266 l bdrms ... alk 10 res every1h•f19 $20'> 000 S.-aut 811<~ Say "Wu 1 • '" 'BORM. 2 BATH rAMtt y ROOM 7'59 "'877 Ill .rants .. nopping and I . rNnl<I., Br •ba Qf .. lll '"' '' -f 4 1 ·if~~-vansportton End .unit l~~~~~~~~-~~n I $595 000 PP I)..'\ t 46<U\ ... llTlllAY 12·1 I~... 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Absolute bargain• Pres-3Bd rms 2.,ba 2 $IOfY. no wtd nkups S900 ; sec Beaut1tul new Condo IO< spa carporl water & clean 1015 of parking hg1ous 3 b<lrm 2'' bath pet~ Vacant & Ready $ t600tmo yrly 675-8877 646-0491 Of 675-3432 lease 28drm, 2Ba wtth heal tree PETS Ot< Sec $595 No pets 990-2962 &PUTllllTS exec twnhme Pool spa S9751mo lse Agt Paui community pool & spa gate $695/mo Agent 2BR 2BA pvt PllllO IL -Fill ••nnis Try 10•1a down Evans 646-717 t lalka ••EAST SIDE 3 8drm Great loeation near hne L 18 b 63 l -!266 n -•• or renl Call Patrick C/1l Real Es1aters p · I 2107 2'>Ba CO<ldo. 2 c11r gar. Restaurants and Shop-'58 ar 018 carport storage area. Immaculate large Garden 760 8702 ag1 taaata • lrpl. tennis. pool ping This won't last tong wclndowS;7~w 61~1 J Golf .t,pts Beauttlully land-ltWPT ICM HPLEI BEACH Cottage Between Monte V.sta Ave St t50 at s 1400tmo ourse oann sc a p e d g r o unds lllFFI IAYF•llT 1 1 l>locks to beach New tr>e ocean & the bay nr 838-9427 or 645-2991 SI 646·54 l3, Donna pool/spa patio/deck No 'lBR 3' •b• Loe dtntno rm paint on eJ1te11or Close the horary 2br tt>a, fence . lmoSt brand new 3Bdrm lalka pets & ramoly rm fatensively 10 snops You own the yd, gar stove retng Yrly Frplctgar & just S500 s 3 2Ba Condo in gated com-ltlaatl 2606 2Br 2Ba uppe< w/deck Nu tBdrm S60S expanded/custom end land Pr1Ged to $811 at S950 Avl 12120 650-7592 reasons to rent 2bdrm mun1ty overlooking pool cpl & drps. bltns gar 2Bdrm 1' ·Ba $705-$710 unit E. ptan Spa/pool $ t 99 000 Hurry and belore New Year kids call & spa Air condlttontng ttyle apt w/vu or $725 No pets 645-4837 2250 Vanguard 540•9626 s379 000 lee 722-6460 bnng your oller Owner Oceanrront 3BR 2BA yrly S39-6t91 Agt cost and hignty upgraded Alt North baylronl 1Br tBa 2Br tBa. ara e. ard may carry 2nd TD 2 car gar $ t 700/mo, L ~,. lb b-white colors. S 1795/mo. no gar lurn.lunlurn yrly S 11 1 &g h lgd k Y$650 ....... SttfS to lcHa S t65 000toS195,000 10111 dOwn Agl 645-3683 ."E.TI ••• E.TE.s avail now 673~585 ow pr1c...., poss le 4 r $1300/mo Agl 673-4062 ma pe c 1 0 ~'~tfi:---.. incl den dbl bath & gar 1st, 1u1. $200 sec Avl •--=--=-... Nwpt Ben condo, 2 master Unlurn 38R 2BA hse with S750 call for address 111111 Ptaia1ala nowt 631-6559 ap••-•1ts suites. walking distance extras and 1oca11on 539-6190 Best Riiy lee 2607 -••5 to ocean Murorftd ward-s 1500/mo y. ty 673-0708 1 .. ES• VERDE hol 3B 2BR 1ba. new cpl & drps tL _._FIE( ... _ Wh t " ...,, " c ce r lB 2B 9 • ( & S6801mo . S300 dep n --•• ro.,., Y pay ren w en r, r, r. .. r urn. G 5 8 2562 Like brand newt All ullUties llUIAY llME ~ yOY can buy 1h1s tor only 2ba home. great loc. crt/ *111111 YllW llllS unturnlsl'I Winter, Yearly, as/wtr pd 4 • paid Poot. gar no pets WESTCLIFF STEAL $137 500 C1,i1tnat ltacli yd. decor. patio, Jan 1 4 bdrm, ocean view. Summer Bkr 675-4606 2BR2baEsldeTwnhs. lrpl, 2Bdrm lBa S680 Country kitchen. 4 bdrms. • . 2111 No pets S 1125 75 '"3898 S2000 lease. 640•206'4 lBR newly decorated, blk gar. nu crp1. drps, paint 301 Avocado 642-9850 3 balhs. spacious pool. .rJACOBS REAL TY BLUFFT p uplu oc.ean NEWER 3BR 2BA. 2 story. to bch. crpt, bhnds No $790 DtCk 666-400:0 dys. sepa•ate yards. lots ol 6 7S-66 70 views, 2700 sl, 3br 2''>ba. bll·in$, dbl gar. pV1 yd a 1111111111 P'!l5 $800 mo 675-6606 640-2426 eves/wknds Bachelot S525 b•OCk Charming Pnced patios lrpt lg kite gar . S8751mo • dep 759-3567 Beaulltully l\irnlShed home ·-r••faa.w 2Br 2Ba E-s1ae, 4-pte• 28drm 2Ba $705 tor last sate Ooeanfront hm on 40• 102 mature cpl no pets PLUSH CONDOS t Br on Udo Isle Snort term B 9V5'UllB -$92 •5* garage/pa110 No pets 131 E 18tn 646-6816 Diann Cappel 631·1266 101 t024 W Oceanfront $1200 mo walk to beach $750 28r , Den 11000 5 $ 650 2 r 1 a wl gar Also 5650 Alt 5 645 5512 -- Must sell $565,000 & Ptnes Park tst. last , Over streams & falls Dbl =t~~t~u~a:I R~ 81 Bachelor $550 673-4928 • !Bdrm , $6t5 673-3777 sec 831-92201493-8658 gar wt etec door. m1Gro, 673_4400 or eves can s.c2s-utils pd IBR duplell •2Br tBa 4-Plex w/pallo 2Bdrm 1 .ea $7 15-$725 Cannery VIiiage Realty ti I • 2122 wl d hkup 549-244 7 673•882 1 4 17 E Bay Ave. Balboa & carport Nice area 151 E 21st 5.CS-2408 WM*R . ~. :.. . . . . •IST SEW trtH t If HARBOR REAL TY t adult No pets 547-1 t55 $625/mo 546-5605 H v H CARMEL 3BR tam br 2b3 nr bch rpl, bllns Dau Ptiat 2126 •2~ 2'1r8a [)pix f\l'fKY ldll IUl ans rm $239 000 t982 Port 2 w':.~r.ot>d~ g:;~~ pauo s 1100/mo lnciUd· Charming unlurn. 28r 2ba noe.,, "' DELUXE 3Br 2B,•. = extra Huge yard Dbl 1Br frlg. f81)Qe. laundry Albans 497-1629. Agt Londa Oetn 644·6200 inggdnr & elec 675-49211 frptc. walk to bell. S tooo· PV1 2txtrm home w/gar Pr:m bn: ~~-7t~.c gerage Outet S89S Pet pool. carport No pets Liii UYFllllT Br 2Ba t'i blk to bch Coll~t 2131454-1181 kld/pel 539-6l9 l Agt lee '1 ok 613-6336 or 642-9666 $550/mo rRIPLEX w/sandy beach TIE lllfFS Frplc. gar lndry, blllns. HARBOR BLUF'F'TOP BLUFFS ~ 2'-'t ba. Ctroaa ••I •11 2622 •2Br 28a nr SC Plza.S A 931 W 19th St ~8-0492 LOI Value $695.000 FS~ 1~~~0:n~~~·1~oi pallo ' batcony. storage 3200 st 38R 3BA $2500 split level trlna. gOOd toe. 2 r 1 a balcony 2 Incl Patto carpon pool C Ta1um Rllr 759· 1552 S l 100/mo 6 !9-346-289 1 nego1 ·Fab Vu 496-7009 S 1500 Agt. 6'44-6636 ullls o'R Studt0 $375 Incl 750 No Pets 122'-ac t i CITillE TYPE Warerlront duple•. Nwpt *'""''"NW* r . BLUFFS 3Br -288, new ultls. No pets 640-4030 -2BR l BA pV1 patio, oar Island w/2 sep <Jocks. Ike new 2Br 3Ba Twnhse nataaa c:rpt, <Jrps, paint. DI W Delu)e Duplex owners •WTSllE* w/d hlcup. quiet No pets c:;~~OOJ.11:;;~::,:y In besl CdM location All !1!12 2134 $1200 No pets 759-0666 unit. 2Br • study. 2'-t be. B1~~yt~~ ~~~~:.OS::a~~ Waler fo'3~ ~:~::mo •• La'lt Bt•n 1100 amenities S t4501mo .CBR Condo. 2'h8a. 2 sty. BLUFFS CONDO 3br 2ba. den. hv-rm. din-rm. frplc. hot water Incl encl gar TSL MGMT 642-1603 • 673-6366 Or 673-3735 pool. beaut Tiburon nu carpet, pa1n1. drapes. lndry, DI W, patio, gar, 2323 ELDEN Open t0-5 Deluxe Duplex tBr !Na ""ng 2er 2B .. ••rn'"· $1000mo 818·790-3104 $1200,nopets.759-0666 gr~..!_ ..... ~~ bch • ~ 1--tiMUl.ljit-'NIR---jMJ~aw ---·-· --~.....,--~c"'""'"'' ,,.. ... .,c wfga1 Ont, S485 f'ee 12ll52 FLEETWOOD home garage Inca yard Must Wow S700's 3br 2ba 2 stry BLUFFS CONDO 3br 2'h •EXQUISITE v iew o r 9646 Telerent 675-8860 IH• Sllllf 1.s. with an 8•32' EJCPANDED see• Only 1950 Fee 673 1 wsl'lr/dryer provided dbl ba on beauJ g'reenbell. LGE 2BR· t'" ba Frplc. ocean & HB n11e lites 2Br EASTS IDE 1 B r 1 Ba 1631 LINCOLN LANIJE LIVING ROOM KING TELERENT 675·8860 oar kids/pets hurry unrurn Relrlg, W/D decll. garage $105? 2•,ea. spac hv rm wtcozy $525/mo No pets I SIZED BEDROOM A CHOICE 38R 2ba. dbl 539-6 t9 t Agent cost $1600 mo. Owner/Agl. Avail Jan 15, 607 , lrplc Micro skyhte over Adult only 63 1-22<12 Warm comfortable home. great large kitchen & arage VIEW S 1300/mo l•af lflCL • 2140 760-0839 Jasmine 497-5700 stair5 New crpt, sub-ler- 9rPcll for entertaining bath Agt 540-5937 Call 760-0189 • • -Nice 28r 2Be upstrs 1 car rean sec prkng w/opnr Bacn apt, carport, no ~;;:1 d;n~r~a:~~ r~,(:~ •·acLn, F••aa Be 1 2B 18 2 Bdrm, dbl gar .. 6 blk to BLUFFS CONDO Xlnt gar D/W lrplc Lse $950 s 1100 No pets 549-2447 kitchen $40()' mo S~ryt. -• ... aut1 ul r a home bch no pet $825/mo greenbelt loc 2Br 1Ba Villa ReniaJs 875-70l5 673-3117 0< &31-1288 landscaping $298500 '""' 1575 w /gara ge & patio 964-2283 att" s9251mo 540-0949 •STUNNING Lg1.2&38r IUftY STHFFEI S9751mo 760-o909 Small !Bdrm 1Bath StO" Ba Grdn Apt Poof $555,1 Sul .... rain ver 1 acte '" Wildornar. At $550 you'll seve Planty EARLY CHRISTMAS Narcissus S650/mo incl $655 & $725 7 10 w 18th ""'-nr La.ke Elsinore 3br 2ba lor New Year upgraded Under $400 ocean close ullls 759·028 t WM*R ... . . . Ila-HM 1700slhome Manytrees JCllllAltllUl 2br • garage 539-6191 yrty bungalow pleasant •TownhOuse. 2Br l 'tBa l'HlllTitl met lru11 Beaut prop ease a sinole lam1ly rest· Agent sm tee area Unturn. very nice 2BR d/w, gar paho. no pets Eastside duplex, 28R 1BA Aide S137 000 (7t4)678-t686 denc:e 3 8drm.2 bath,2 I . 2144 •111-1111* tBA Avall J an 3 S650mo548-9084 yard,gar,nucrpl &palnt Harbor idge area. mag-W I SIOfY brick llreplac;e 2 "lat Be smart lake a lootll 3t>r $800/mo Agt 675--6000 95 BACH, sharp, clean $725/mo 832-5086 ~~~171~1 !~,!r u~~~:s .E. Htt4 1 25 car delatched garage. VEAY NICE 2BR • den. 3ba frplc gar opt to ooy Cetta •na 2124 spaclOUs. Nr OCC Avl EASTSIDE small ac>t up- oalore 2.,0a Move-in ant to buy from owner b09 yard All new carpet. dellched Turtlefock home $975 detalls 539-6 191 now Dave 540-1tS1 Agt stairs. 1 BR lba, partially condoll<>t• Must satt1hce sgl family 213br 2 car gar pa 1 n 1 a n d t 1 I e S 1250 759-7602 Agent cost tBdrm Apt with belcony BR 2B .. Et ••"'-Fr"', yd, l\irn, no pets 111 & last home No reallOfs, no M McGuire. HARBOR Pool No pels $495 Call ,.. ....,..,. ... $? lS 900 Viking Real Es-condos SS0-$95,000 REAL TY 873·4400 * * IEITllS * * Hrbt Vu Hmes 3BR 2BA Alter 3pm 646-36 t8 gar. good toe S875/mo $525 mo 645-8 l37 HJle Ask for Nancy Days TUst1n Mtsst0n VlejO El CALL US REGARDING Avail 111186 S 1300 incl 1 Bdrm in dptx, enclosed Call Otck 666-4000 dys, 3Br 2Ba. OIW, PV1 lndry 533 881715':{.i;:/Wknds Toro H B. Fl Vly area ntl •111 IRVINE RENTALS gdnr 64-4-7220, 250-1022 $4751 279 W 640-2426 eves/wknda rm. encl gar, 25x50' deck (70216-45-4794 lnille 0.etf •tlfttn LIOo ISLE ~~~.Apt B m:..5-t819 $550 MOl/E-IN BONUS S750 No pets 631-6155 lll i1 lllCMIT 'l till llf.. llOO Bay vrew 2BR 2BA. study 18drm. AIC pool, carport. EASTSIOE SPACIOUS 2 Appro• 112 acre lennos 1 ta pets S650 Agt 642-6368 S1250/mo Eastfllde tBr. siove. frig No pets Nr SC Pla:u BR 1 bath, no pets SSTS court size lot Last one 2Br lBa. patto, pvt yrd, 3Br2Ba,2catgar.Nopett 73-0072/619-763--0719 ~~~~:oip.f:~::e (7t4)Q66-1136 permo &3l-el55 available $550.000 Call BHtn/Ctdn gar No pets S7501mo S l t50 Lse <8 t8>888•5510 LIDO ISLE· Lovely condo $565/mo-i735/mo lrg E'Slde 28r n~ea twnh 760-0433 or 759·9044 1980-A Anaheim St or (8 t8) 3.C6--0440 f\Jlly furnished 28 R 2ba' Leeward-2020 Fuller1on beaut 1 & 2 BR~ all le 1 iO & .._ PANORAMIC VIEW Geatral . 2102 ShOwn by appt 545-3229 SAN JUAO. Cono02stOty, Call 631-8837. ~!~ t~A S650639f8 d:f bl!lns. fr pie. Must see S~9S 8 ~~~ m~r Seaview-4 BR. •oft spa 2 4BA OCEANFRONT. Nwpt 2Br 2Ba, trplc. pallo. trig. 2BR 2•1; ba. den. avall -NEAR LIDO MARINA · 0 peca • 4 • 366 Avocado - .story .C59K 640-78-49 Bch. 1'I June. S t475/mo spa. pool. tennis $875 Jan S995/mo. 875~991 3 Bed/rm. 2bath F/Placa. 1BR. walk In cloMt, pool, TSL IUIAIE•IT E~!?E 8~BR ~BA7 2 ~!::~· •--------4BR OCEANFRONT, fully 937·189tor631-7956 Univ ParkCondo.2br2ba Quiet $ll50,9911-5868 new carpet $435/mo. 6.C2-9412or642-1603 Co ~ac~ g~1 !.00~8 furn color TV Ava II dbl 1 t t 1st/last t 150 sec lmmed lY w r~. m IEW USTill monthly & weekly 2Br 2Ba Modem kllc, ram S93oar., new pa n , crp s, NEWPORT CREST Condo occupancy 85t-0424 $735/mo 2BR 1 '...,BA celllnga $48"/mo ll•ICI Liii iSLE rm/din rm lg we1bar. nice 5/mo Isl/last/sec 3BR or 2+ den) 3ba twnhge Gar, lndry rm, No pets 675~6458 Yll I J&CllS HAL n yd. pa too w/spa, RV pkng, 854· 7977 or 863-1460 s 1400 mo Agt 645-2235 2Bd 1Ba. cpts drps, gar nlee Eastsl<Se loeatlOn E/SI E Del x w 141,000 , .. , IUIAIEMEIT 2 car oar. 2 mo Im bch, WOODBRIDGE 2br~en. ------ -No pets Adlts pref S700 2629 Orange Ave D u, • T nhouse. One ol a tuna. custom 71 4/lll·l 113 w 1c M s 12001mo. sec clean. detacl'I. al e. !Ip, NEWPORT SHORES 3Br Lse Avl 111 548·7234 TSl Miil H 2_ 1183 2~"°o 2br t t\t>a2_~~~~ l'lome wttl'I 2 story eotry $350 attr 4 30 642-789• dbl garage deck now w/lrpfc, bar. actoas from 28d d 1 W ter 8 range 64 hv1no & d1n1no room5 Tile Circle tr ase Newport 2br . avail no p9,1 S1200/mo bch S 1 t50/mo 111 & IUI l~mSJ~p~~2o rr SP.: E114de lux 1n a pine forest patlO with spa • pello oft 2ba basic k1tch S675 • •4Br 1'~Ba w/huge yd mci garo-786-2340 1 1250 sec dep. Avt alt 2~~ .. 0 · "B': S59S HAIUIU llW Lg tBR, d/w, trig. patio atucllo/Q'*'I suite With many othefs ;avall call 2223 Meyer Plaoe · ~-Dec 15 Cr•11ve Ways """ renge BR 11..;eA El~ Twnnm. gas & wtr pd SS66/MO tirep1eca SpaclOUs mes-539-6 t91 Agent cos• $925 No pets 546-.5605 Lapa ...... 2141 Atty 846-02501493-0448 2BR 1 ~BA, pV1 lndry rm S825tmo Frplc, yard, Catpon, adutts No pets tM wittt llteplace E.otra lalMI I 1 ti 21M •EXQUISITE View of Woodsy roomy 28(. yrd .. New Upgt'edecl 28' 2'-+Ba lnalde untt, patio, g8f garage Nice tocatlon. Year leeM ~ large lot I la ocean & HB nlte Illes 28r huge hot>by rm s 1500 -. Condo w/a.rt, AJC. 2 car Nice. No pets $e50/mo 1780 Santa Ana L.91 UAL n 3BA 1'~BA house unfurn, 2'~B8, 198C hv rm w/cory ut111. 111 & last 499-2288 ¥" & pool In ... ,ed comm Call JMt\ &3 t-12e6 SL MGMT 842-1603 Lg view Aplt ~·t to Pane ly $ t oo ..-Frplc, vaulted otfflnga. lrg 111-l• yr I Imo • ullls. lrpl(: MOC¥o. Sl<yhte OY9f I -----~I II 1795 No pets 840-S324 .... II' &a! -1 &-• 9'>tl Pr"1 b*Ony Avail now Agl 673-4062 stairs New crpt, sub-ler-1nprt _.. C ••• -•- rean sec: ptkng w/opnr. ~ NWpt r"t 3Br 21.+Ba Br. t'l•Ba. bttnt '645 Newly redeeotated ~'~'!,r.~-~"!/~r~.,..~r::;l~S~7~1~1~1~1M~lin~~f!ua~!'!l~S~7~5 s1100 No pell ~9-207 2 ...,.,. 1 ba6 ~iy, w,est New-Cohdo $t200 Tenn. gar ~$650 Nopets54()...4434 Chlld otc $796 No I*• --.....,., • ....., ... o OC9all POOi. jaC 213-427-113e r--------.;,;;;;::::;;.....;;;;=::;,,;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;:~ *855-0MS• 38drm 28&. lrplc w/d VIII lncld S950 mo ------------20 AC RANCH EST ATES hkups yard doubie gar-650-8730 PRIME DUPLEX 38r 28&. Lrg 1BR '134-C Shallmar age No peti 1900 t NC , ---•..; blk to ~ Frplc, No pets M 95/mo e-•• v_., v.., ...... , 6411 W 18th 497-6287 2BR 2 ~BA Condo, lg 2 car patio $1100 494-7748 s.48, 1&37 Of 842-3307 ~·-r ,,.. "' gar , nr ocean, no pell - - Streams. ponding springs, large 3~~~~ :'o~~ 1 50 mo 557-ff89t_e __ v:u~:.11~!!, 2:!~:: Com,·& tntor our 1.-r0tn ttrtt •Pll Ov•tt to,51hlrlablt! ~w111t ~~~ ~~bl°';.,:: 646-717 I or 84&-5743 2Br 2Bl/a:~IC:.!,.. ~1~ Jan I. $930. Herb, daya/ ~loM' In lrt'•~r~ & So Cou1 Pim wl11lf only m1nutt~ to llw Lndry, DIW. dltpo1&I oaks, pastures, riding trails. pan-age ....... ...,.,.. • """ M5-2102 vea1722 1335 l>f«h G..a1" ••8~~lllf NO POS PllASf se2s1mo 241-7383 .CBr 2ba 2 lrpfcs, patio, Chuck°' La 84&-7171 • • oramlc Views. paved roads. metered tenceo yard. no pela h•tra Ct1tt ••trt NILi • WU • U..f ..... s 1400 • dep 83t-7S30 *•Wr•T•IST• 2111 ....-.. ...... •• water, underground utll .• excl financ- ing. Prtvate estate with etecl entry gate. r:rom t5SK. ""Shlll'p clean E11ts1de BR 2\.\oBA Townhom. : :=. ....... 11 28r 1B11 house. Fncxs yrd APP<Oll 2000 st, dbl gar, $700 Lrg Exec 18', O/W, ....... 111 & Pflflo, ~I g11r New CUiiom oak b•. elegant Mlcto, IPIMle W/O, pool, IU, IDT I llT WHO ._ p11n1. crpts • drpa Lndry decOf, pool. 1enn11, wallt gorg. landac~. Wood· NI,....,._ arta Mutt pua c'9dll o t>c:n. all! D.c t5, S1&oo. lake Condo. 2521-8 Mac Cheek No pelt S825 ' Sherry Coahow, Bncr Arthur S.A 1 ...... 1 MC dep 770 &82!1 831-2242 or 845-6002 (213) 0 1·2333 ~~~-=~~~~~!!!!!!!!!~!!:LL CaH PtERCf at Vlltlftl ,._,ty (IOS) 111-2119 ..,_,.., tor brochure. 91ft ... 25/mo 18R 1BA, all bltlnt Laundry room, net1r beaeh and thops 735 w t8th St SL MGMT 842-1003 Ice 28r Tea. bltns, d/w S625 No pet• N/11mkr1 642-7528 or 780· 1418 Cd . cLASS1nm REAL DIT.lb'E ~Hb~.huk UUlnrrlhuk UUlt a t1l1 to Sk1r•1 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ PLUSH CONDOS 181 lllTIUCM'SflHST 6eacnrron1 n1ce11 1urn ' 2124 s I bl h d o~:~ost~!~ms ~8~.~oogbl OUtET RESORT LIVING 3BR 2BA gar w ct Avail BALBOA ISLAND Waler-0 a r scram e a ea •Sparkhng heated POOi now .,,,.., 2 t3·498-J388 lron1 P1111or1oa1entr I gar wlelec door micro •Court yard voew Oonong Beach• Y' ly 2B"-2oa S550 ulll 67S c, 115 w ·o l'\kup 549-2447 n •V19ne11e BBQ areas Pdloo garage trplc CdM 30, 208 nse ocean h d e I - POOLPaho hplc.X-lge •Twl19htct1ne1ncoor1'rtd S8Q'im" ;>11 4;>08660 S•OP or PCH Fem non-w en tax ere its apse IBr $580 28r $1580 S500 gazebos C sm~r $400 mo 675 4059 sec Uni E-SIOe 557 2841 •Spacious Apartments HARMING 2t>r •oa •Your own pvl patoo patoc. 11111 Pa•<l ni-.1r l•do CdM grPal nouse tor man PV1 I Br lrpl<: pool patio gar No petS 399 w Bay St $615 650-6357 HARP I CLHI Ou1e1 E/s1de 28A 18A gar pvt pa110 dw bttns, huge hv rm w/wd burn lplc 36 t E 18th St , ::2 S745trno 64'6 9794 Stoarp 2 BR 1', oa laundry rm, patio gar 110 pet~ S6S01mo 546 9950 <;HARP spacious 2Br 1 5 oarn Townhome Oplx 0 1W W/O patto QU181 690 Darrell Sr $695 mo Cun 11 63 1 1266 'iludoo Apt $450 /mo on ch1'1es ullls No pets 640-4030 IOP AREA MESA PINES BACH Pallo carport $54'0 •BR Cozy frprc gar $640 POOL Spa NO pets 2650 H.ARl.A 549-2447 •Gourmet 1o.11ct1en shops no ~ts SllOO mo $4 7 5 ~va1table now •New dove 1an crpt v''" 673-0343 640 4255 What will the new year mean for don't give consumers what they want •Lrg wall.'" Closers Cute IS co1y Slud10 apl l(.M rm '" 4BR rise untum I American homeowners who think solar For example, most solar energy sys-·~illed covered prkng tBa • uttts Pd S375 Fee S2401mo 11111; Fe n-energv and tax credits are their best terns are c ostlv to install -requiring w storaoe 8575 TPleren1 675 8860 sm~r pret Ava11 11 1 1 1 ALL ununEs tNC.LUDED LIDO bayvoew 2BR 209 21650 64151;>6 t7 1ve msg hope for a.future of low~r. energy costs? two or three w o rking days by a • peopre 0111y no pets Fem ntsmkr 21 25 shr A ccording to an ott1c1al of a newly-professional plumber or solar contrac- 1 & "Beoroom s 10001mo tse 67'i·0377 16r sreps 10 bcn ocn vu formed solar energy company, the tax tor. They no rmally have many separate 2 BeCJroom TOWNHOME t $350 d "t f th h f , I C t d d dd t' I rurnoshed & Unlu1n15'1e(J llldl) Park MObolu tJJy vu I "n um yrlx Avl Jan ere I or e pure ase 0 .. oar energy omponen s an nee a ' 1ona w ater v1r.11 our modet DJ1ly 9.6 yr1y s1001m11 1n11 u111 1 All~ .. & '1 7726 1 systems has been about as successful s torage tanks. Sorry no pe1s 10~1 A s(>('. 1>11 .?%2 M r 4Bo 11m Np1 Shrs nr as the farm subsidy program. There are o ther problems. according bell ppol lenrns W D "I • Ilk • . t f f d t E I 0 11 d LA au1N r A HERMOSA IUWPOllT CREST ~".~ s375 ultl 548 4340 t s e we re trying o orce-ee o xemp ar. nee ms ta e . most solar 15211 Par1ts1de Lr1 HA Lrg 1BR 2 ·BA ? car 9ar F " 25 solar energy to the consumer and tax energy systems can·t be taken along 141-5441 aqP poo1 tenn•s CICJse 3b~~~r~m rtolkr~~o~~~r~v c reditsarethespoonfulof sugar.''sa1d when a homeowner moves If tax 10 bt'dCt S 1200 mo • · • ' 1 0 M C II 'd f E I d h LltHI Btaela 2648 rsL MGM r 6.n •r.o:i SJ2~ Jo,;nn bJ 1 , 726 anny c a • pres1 ent o xemp ar. ere 1ts expire. omeowners will be less Almo<it Ocnfrl S Lag 1br NEWPORT HTS <"81'.1 20 Flo shr Abr trvtnt> 11~ w 2 Inc. flkely to Spend $5.000 to $8.000 on 1ba garage Ip pvt t>cn 0,...,, lrunrl nP~ otners SJJO mo IJ 11111 "Tax c redit s give the solar industry something they have to leave behind S795 419 2704 av1 12 15 Lil•P"'' 1• J"'' \ drai-es n51 0~03 1v msq an art1fic1al base sub1ect to political Part of the problem. said M cCall, 1s that INCREDIBLE 360 ()(P,,n !.8 1 rn 'l4 ;> Fb·8 ,., B lovt:>ly <or 2o.i sr,, whims.'' he sa id "Without the c redit. no market research was ever done by . & min view Beach <1CrO')'i NwCit >it.;nrs 2A• 1Bd Gat noc .. t, •urn Jpl gar 55 some Of the fat Will be tnmmed from the the SOiar tndUStry s1teet Large pvl palto 1 , 1 , S77C, S ·~o Mgr ·i '" tS•Jn •P•l'> rent . 0t ;-bdrm lu•ury ullol~ n.0 If! l'il Sr r.')(l ~213 (.IO~· In l>C'1 840 0293 industry leaving the forces Of Supply 'Today 's SOiar tndustry Started at Ne.., carpt'l new;.. tcne" O tl H ;rbor 7 Br 2 Ba and demand to decide WhlCh SOiar about the same time as the personal new batnrm and muC" ~~ANHlQNI rurf\ I N ~m• ,....,., •"IPdn Quiet products are w orthwhile and which computer industry.' said M cCall But Unique 2Br 2Ba Apt Must more If loolo.on9 tor " no riar1,ir Q Sb50 mo vounq pror .. ssional to · ed .. see• Only $595 F~ 9902 elegance you woil b" 10 n•n onrl uh p,., o~ Aq1 11 ~ l Should be JUnk . the Computer tndustry was dynamic It f"LERENT 675-8861 pleased S950 $1450 nr, aqi /)• %4 J.1;• ~4;/;1...,~ 'a"'" 0" The law that gives homeowners a 40 changed to give people w hat they WEOFFUUClllCE Lease 494 2265 Or F" B1tbod 1:11vo wn LOSr red Hound dog percentfederalta.xcredttonthecostof wanted. The solar industry 01dn't Wan• a selecllon ot great OGeantront studio apt on I BA I P't 1a dgr> !pm D9C 6 I/IC. M"nie solar energy systems IS due to expire That's why the computer industry hvong., We can otter any-Hosloroc Ol<l Span1sn villa $8'>0 '"' F,,") 741;> Vos1,1 Org CM 548 7932 on Dec. 31. If the law IS n o t renewed, accounts for billions Of dollars In Sales 1n1ng lrom a small apt to Many trees ovt oear.I'\ <iPAl 1ouc; APART MEN r I h I h I f .i 4 l>drm novse 11 look Good s .. ~ u r, 1 v 1 MflC l'ROM oc £AN Ma1p sno 1ar9+> H B nome many manufacturers o f solar energy w 1 e t e soar industry ts oundenng orig on CM NB or HB S I0501mo 494 6607 h4 ~ ~ 1.,· SJOO mo Call tor onter-1 equipment face hard times. Exemplar has recently int roduced a • 1 VIPW 964 61Qi lhonk of us flrsl tor trial !Q._Qyj & gyoel Ocean Versao!!ps~ M cCall sees a large part of the product that costs half that of conven- !SL MGMr:;rranr~603 voew No pets Gas wtrl 1Br $·~·'>Hug.-?B• S 112'> S400 onS~~~r 0 !ttm-P ~,· ii1(jOstry as static and ap&thetlC He l+<>03l-~~ystems It hoo k s llP t o the pd ssso · soc 497 6is71Ag1 t.i 11 49601 \p.i ,1v1 1 1 a~~er i0& c haracterizes it as "like a child being drarn of any wate r heater and can be WESTLAKE YILUCE Nrwrrt IHc.. 2669 Vial odri Bdylrnnt 30, 2 wknc'l<, f.41 8474 held by the hand. The tax c redits place installed by a homeowner in two to four 2 2 8 8RR. 1' • 08· s685 18drm 1Ba w1trp1c wa11t. na ~r111 r ... Ou!>E w IQ•I M1F 10 snr 2BR 2oa Npt an unreal burden on government and hours. It has a micro-computer w hich 2 be, S700 n ti C s u r1 u .. L ~ ( , 1 s e . · Pool spa 110 pets fO c arport dsnwshr s 1 i'>O mo 6 '') 89'l0 HIS Blf>a Pvl na Furn society and emasculate the Darwrnran lets yo u program fl to give you hot 645-8122 833-8917 ~~'~nlerr!~~5~r;;g_68~';' S162 onci 11111 646 1062 theory of survival o f the fittest." water w henever you n eed 1t -day or Westside tBdrm. $500 M' Nd 2 resp n-smotung The problem w ith the solar indust ry. night. It's designed t o provide 40 to 70 u111 1ncld, unturn. tndry 2Br lBa Upslrs some · uc. lentils rmmts clean 3BR 2ba said M cCall ·s that the marketing o f percent of the hot water needs o f an tac No pets 646-4382 view redecoraled new NB uppei dpl• w/ocean , I app1s 151 8650 Betty l vu Ge<>fge 670-1766 products and the products themselves average family. h11P~·· UH ~wXE3~ 2~.~~ M•I nK ~l8c'1 ~le3~ ~·-------------------------~-------~ SpaclOUs attractive 1Bdrm gar nr Lido sllops S 1000 Fem 130-35 room 10< rent Penn duph: non smk/F 1 near Marina SA95/mo No pets 673--0343 •n C M S300 incl utol $360 •Olk bcto 673-4586 496-9482 Noon-S 30pm Avail 12 22 559-4014 Second Mortgage Raat hac~ 2140 *UM Ill.I APT* Furn kotch prvlg u11t pd • 2Br I~ 102 AnhbeS Don student or emptyd fem Nlsmkr snr 3Br 2 stry I mo to bttl Nwpt Hgnts area Crean S285 mo 6'2-5852 A sec1•1111 mortg~e .s a meti. ... : • : !1narwing whPrtfb,y me nuyt>r :~ pr11v11lt'1t w1lh ,ui 3rtl11t1on&.1 r 2 ll•S Tl MUI 675-1244 evs 622 8795 $260 mo CM 546-2573 Oehghtlul ocean breezes NEWPORT MARINA APTS Nl"Tikr snr Irv 28r Twnnm s 2"'A 29 !Lag Ben rm PV1 oa prvlgs mstr ste av• $475 ol>O PSCIOUS °"'m a Lu•ur'r 2Br 2Ba Frple 2 blk t>cn Respon prOI· 553.9500 Ev 854'-1232 dshwstlr. lrplc Plush micro Prvt gar Prvl ocn ous $385 , ullf 494-7346 ~·""nn11 m •rtgage w hPr t hPrP 11 1 I'll• 1gh !'.\Sh Lt d..'>!-IJrTll' lilt' t'X1Sl111~ m11rt.gag .. 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V1ctoro11 nr I 5411 wtttl EASEi lt't a BREEZE CIMlllied Ada 642·5678 bu•ldlng. noor to celtlf19 BAYSIDE EXEC SUIT[ Nwt>I Bl S!>95 000 7) 000 grus. grovr\d n00t use 2153 SQ Ft 6'2 4644 q rtm tf!fm'.\ AT1'1ur Coopt'f of photo copy 998-7920 to S Mon 111ru Fro ao 1 6J 1 1266 -COTE ~t, AEALTY .. .. llAG• 18/SATUaDAY D•C. 14, t•I HOMES FOR SALE 2 BEDROOM 110 33rd St (Newport Penin) Nwpt Bch 644-6200 $344,000 Saturday 1-5 420 Serra (Corona Highlands) COM 675-6000 $321,000 Saturday 1-4 2 BR plus FAii Rll or DEii *• 12 Belcourt Drive South (Belcourt) NB 644-6200 $695.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 *""' •34 Belcourt Drive. Belcourt 760-8333 $679,000 Sunday 1-4 734 Cameo Highlands Dr. Corona del Mar 673-1181 $395,000 Sunday 1-5 **31921 So. Coast Hwy, South Laguna 673-7300 $699,000 Saturday 12-3 3 BEDROOM 1004 Arl)or St Costa Mesa 546-23 13$125,900 Saturday 1-4 ~ 13 Ar~Q! St_._Costa Mesa 546-23 13 $113,900 Sunday 1-4 * •22 Belmont (Harbor Hill) Newport Beach 759-9100 $950,000 Sat/Sun t-4 734 Cameo Highlands Dr. Corona del Mar 673-1 181 $395.000 Sunday 1·5 200 Del Mar. Costa Mesa 546-2313 $160.000 Sunday 1-4 105 Edgewater (Peninsula) Newport Beach 675-6000 $490.000 Sunday 1-5 730 Malabar Irvine Terrace. CdM 759-1 877 $287 .500 Sunday 1-4 6 Montana's Norte. Irvine 640-4868 $194.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 630 Plumer. Costa Mesa 759-9100 $124.900 Sunday 1.30-4 535 Seaward (Corona Highlands) COM 759-9 100 $235.000 Saturday 1-4:30 535 Seaward. Corona del Mar 759-9100 $235.000 Saturday 1-4:30 152 Via Undlne (Lido Isle) Newport Beach 673-7300 $595,000 Sunday 1-4 145 Via Undlne (Lido Isle) Nwpt Bch 673-7300 $379.000 Sat/Sun 1-4 922 W Lamark Anaheim 546-23 13 $113.900 Saturday 12-4 2226 W Manley. Santa Ana 546-2313 $139.900 Sunday 1-4 3 BR plus FAii RM or DEi 1953 Arnold, Costa Mesa 645-0303 s 126,000 Sunday 1-4 v-7 Bordeau>t, Harbor Ridge, Nwpt Sch 760-8333 $499,000 Sunday 1-4 709 Emerald Bay. Laguna Beach 759-1552 $465,000 Saturday 1-4 * •2707 Hillside Dr (Hrbr Vu Knolls) COM 644-6200 $255,000 Saturday 1-4:30 2027 1 Lighthouse Lane, Huntington Sch 960-6496 $199.500 Sat/Sun 12-5 163 1 Lincoln Lane. Newport Beach 673-5354 $298,500 Sunday 1-5 2516 North Doke Pl (College Park) CM 631-7370 $139,000 Sat/Sun 12-4 -SC 0 ***•2926 Perla, Bluffs, NB. 722-6460 $379,000 Sun 1-4 1982 Port Albans, H.V.H, Newport Bch 497 -1629 $239,000 Sat/Sunday 1-4 355 Princeton, Costa Mesa 645-0303 $139,900 Sunday 1-4 * • v-41 Royal St. George (Big Canyon) NB 673-7300 $695,000 Sunday 1-4 2114 Serrano, Balboa Penin. Point 644-9060 $335,000 Sunday 1-6 • 19461 Sierra Raton, Tur11e Rcx:k. Irvine 552-2000 $179,000 Saturday 1-4 4 BEDROOM •26435 Arbor Rd. Village San Juan Capo 642-5200 $119,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 232 Monte Vista. Costa Mesa 759-9100 $174,500 Sunt1ay 1-4.30 124 Via Trieste (Lido Isle) Nwpt Bch 673-7300 $450,000 Saturday 1-4 4 BR plus FAM RM or DEi -· LOTS 301 & 303 Narc1ssus/Seaview. CdM 759-9070 $305,000 per Loi Saturday •2391 Bayfarm. Upper Newport Bay Area 756-8442 $229.000 Sunday 1-4 * * •2812 Bayshore Dr. Bayshores, NB 673-4400 $1.380.000 Sunday 1-4 ••3725 Blue Key (Harbor View Hills) COM 640-6094 $445,000 fee land Sunday 1-5 * 1748 Bonalre. Newport Beach 675-6000 $289.000 Sunday 1-5 •212 Hazel Dr. (Oceanfront), CdM 759-9070 $1 , 135,000 Saturday 12-5 2109 M1ramar. Penin Point, Newport Beach 645-0303 $425.000 Sunday 1-4 14 Morro Bay (Spyglass) COM 644-6200 $549,000 Saturday 1-5 •""' 16 Napoli. Harbor Ridge. NB 760-8333 $1, 195,000 Sunday 1-5 228 Orchid, Olde Corona del Mar 760-8519$575.000 Saturday 1-4 * •44 R1dgeHne (Harbor Ridge) COM 644-6200 $675.000 Sunday 1-5 850 Sandcastle, Harbor View Hiiis, CdM 760-8333 $339,500 Sat/Sun 12-4 * • 19 San Mateo (Spyglass Hill) COM 644-6200 $479.900 Sat/Sun 1-5 * • 1242 Somerset Lane, Baycrest, N.B 644-9060 Sunday 1-5 1092 Timberline Ln, Cowan Heights 771 -2573 (Foreclosure) Sun 12-3 18771 Via Verona, Turtle Rock, Irvine 552-2000 $278,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 330 Vista Trucha. The Bluffs, Nwpt Bch 760-8333 $249,500 Sunday 1-5 5 IEDROOll 908 Chestnut Place, Eastblutfs, Nwp Bch 644-9060 $290,000 Sat/Sun 1·4 . I BR plus FAii RI or DEi •74 Hiiicrest, Big Canyon. Nwpt Bch 673-8700 $2,450,000 Sunday 1-5 2786 Lorenzo (Mesa del Mar) Costa Mesa 631·7370 $169,900 Sunday 1·6 a * •24 Mission Bay, Spyglass 760-8333 $569,900 Sat 1-4/Sun 1-5 • 7 Muir Beach, Spyglass. CdM 760-8333 $1 ,295,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 7 Hermitage (Big Canyon) Newport Beach 644-6200 $1,295,000 Sunday 1-4:30 ••25 Rldgellne (Harbor Ridge) COM 644-6200 $3,950,000 Sunday 1-4:30 ••6 Trafalgar, Harbor Ridge. Nwpt Bch 640-4868 $1 ,950,000 Sunday 1-5 & BR plus FAii Rll or DEi *•Vacant lots 84-85-86 Top of Rcx:kypoint 644-6200 $2. 750,000 Sat/Sun 8-8 CO II DOS TOWllHOMES FOR SALE ·2 BEDROOM 2524 Elden Ave ;t L. Costa Mesa 645-5326 Sat/Sun 12-4 100 Scholz Plaza -PH :1 10, Nwpt Bch 759-1877 $175,000 Sunday 1-4 * •75 Sea Island. Newport Beach 759-9100 $239,000 Saturday 10·2 2 BR plus FAii Rll or DEii ••2792 Longwood Court, CM 546-2313 $168.500 Sunday 1-4 4 BEDROOM * •27 Encore Court (Newport Crest) NB 673-7300 $174,500 Sunday 1-4 2912 Quedada (Bluffs) Newport Beach 759-9100 $225,000 fee Sunday 1-4:30 DUPLEXES FOR SALE 3 IR ,1us 3 IR 1121 E. Balboa Blvd., Balboa Penin, NB 760-1900 $625.000 I Sunday 1-5 •Spa •Pool *•Waterfront **•Waterfront & Pool V"Give address at guard gate ~~------------------------------------------------ HARBOR AREA .. NIT 111.m 1411,000 Very sharp waterfront with dock and two side. ties. Extra large 3 BA with family room or designed and zoned to be a duplex. Very special Island known for Its quiet living. A good buy for someone who loves the beach and wants their boat In front. I J M Tm Wllll S4H,OOO Beautifully decorated 3 BA. 2 BA home with 35' boat stlp In quiet, private location. Bright. open and sunny from end to end. Gorgeous view! Furnishings included, boat is negotiable. Call now! ..,. 11111 Lmm 1421.000 Ideal location near the Wedge. Large 4 BR, 2'1• BA home with delightful atrium and large rec- room with wet bar. Well appointed master bedroom with balcony patio. Owner wlll carry first. CaU right away! llftl llllD SHl,000 Rambling 2-story home with 4 large bedrooms, high beamed ceilings and circular staircase. Double marble fireplace open to living room and dining room. Elegant master suite with fireplace and his/hers bathrooms overlooks pictures ue rec rcu a ng roe fountain. fine Newport home you should see right away! lfST LM YIUI U 41,000 Custom 4BA, 2BA home on Udo Island with living room with fireplace & wet bar and lots of windows open to large patio. Extra wide lot on excellent street-to-street location. Priced right to sell fast! Must see It today! l STUU 1111,000 Lowest priced 2-story, 3 BR/21h BA condo on fee land In the Bluffs. Terrific wooded greenbelt view! Modem decor In luscious beige. Call to see lmmedlatefyl Ull l&Y 1111,000 Immaculate! Beautifully upgraded and re- modeled. 2 BA, 2'11 BA Newport home with fantastic kitchen, separate family room and large yard with lovefy landscaping. Vacant and just waiting for new owners! Call to see this one now. .. ,.,mil 11 ....... Big, bright and sunny 4 BR. 2'h BA 2-story with 2 car garage and ocean view from rear deck Very Impressive. Walk to the beach or enjoy community swimming pool with jacuzzi or ten- nis. Beautifully landscaped grounds. Vacant and waiting. Call now! .... , .. WIUTI.... S1U,lll Model perfect 2 BR, 21A BA condo with vaulted ceillngs, ftagstone flreplace. mini blinds, at- tached 2 car garage AND mini ocean vfewl Call today tOf your opportunity to see this exquisite home. ..,urn 11.,.. 9harmlng 2 BR condo Is In excellent oondltion. Remodeied kitchen wtt h all new apptlances. 1 Good penthoule comer location wtth swtmmlng or walk to the beed'I. Just listed so Call today! A MEMBER OF THE A SEAR S ANANCIAL NETWORK EASTSIDE 1Eu1mtu 12a.- 3 BR , 2'h BA custom U-shape home wi1h family room and living room with fireplace. Cupboards and closets galore! Plus-separate guest suite with 2 rooms and a full bath. Lo>1ely pool and spa and new patio. Don't miss your opportunity ta own this exceptional home! MPLO TIWl ... ES 12a.- Excellent owner occupied Investment. Rent one side to help with payments. Very deslrable Eastside Costa Mesa location. Superb condition 3 BR, Ho! BA units with garage and mini-yard. Call to see today! Expansive 4BR, 3BA home set-back on R-2 lot with space to build. Unique floor plan with huge family room and fireplace, private secluded den and master suite with fireplace. The time to buy is now! Call today. WTSllE.. 1111- 3 BR, 2 BA. family room with fireplace. formal dining and large yard with. patio show great potential. Instantly appealing inside and out! Move fast on this beautiful home-an outstand- ing buy that won't wait around! UITTllY WINS 1114,Mi Flawless 3 BR. 2'h BA townhouse was the model for the complex. Beautifully decorated In superb taste. Ideal community living with pool and tennis. Be the first to see this home! Call now. UUT ..... TllfTY 1121,111 Mesa del Mar 4 BR. H'• BA home only needs new carpet, paint and a little T.L.C. An excellent buy! Will be sold Immediately so don't delay-make your call now. '"°-11•• Large former model end unit fully decorated. 2- story, 3 BR. 21h BA, balcony off master bedroom, large brick fireplace and spacious. private yard. Beautifully maintained complex with pool. Excellent move-In condition and va- cant. Call now! WTS9I CISTl •SA 1111 .... Appealing and much in demand 3 bedroom home with hardwood floors and brick firepla<le on wooded lot. Quiet cul-de-sac location not affected by airport noise. Just listed. Call now to see or it wtll be too late! WE Ill FUTmm 111 DITml 1111 Tm Wiii. 1111 .... I 9"PT 11111.m • 111' nm -'°~ •rm•-. 645-0303 SATUllDAY DaC.14, HeS/PAGa 19 ··-Ill TIWlll• llYEll -ll-m1111 IR IFF1IE Ill I Tlmll- MIS YlllETY If om•m 11n,... 111,111 " 11n.-. uu m 1D.I. • WllTYllllEI. COSTA MESA lllf lllUI YD l2tl,llO Large 4 BR. 2'h BA Buccola home with 3 car garage, impressive patio with firepit. wet bar. skylight, professionally landscaped. Overlooks the best view of Costa Mesa golf course. Great value for your money and priced to sell!!! TIU AIYllTllE SUI .... Graoious 4 BR + den Mesa Verde home has everything! Located near 2 golf courses and 2 parks. beautiful yard with pool and patio. and side hideaway patio off the den. new add-on family room and teen quarters with it's own entry. Bring in your offer! All terms will be considered. .... WAITS DIUllE S221 .... Have you wanted io move up from your smaller home? Here's your chance to obtaln a large spacious home ir1 Eastslde Costa Mesa. 3 BR. 2'h BA with separate study and large family room. Large pool with solar heat and cory sun room. See it toda ! l .. tfPMTWm 1111.000 Spectacular 2-story. 5 BR home with kitchen/family room combination. formal dining area, living room with fireplace and enclosed patio with heater. Superb family home romanti- cally decorated to appeal to all This home can be your family's paradise-call to see today. YllY llAIPt S1M, .. Two story condo in excellent South Coast Metro location. Either 4BR or 3 t den, 2 baths. large master bedroom wtth sun deck. mini-yard with patio and two car garage. Cozy complex with pool and spa. Call to see today! nun F&m.Y -11U,HI Well maintained 5 BA. 1~. BA home in Mesa North with fireplace. formal dining room. cov- ered patio and new roof. Super tor family with children-located near schools. This home 1s 1n excellent condition and won't last! Call now' IWTWllTllH• s 1n.- Call now on this 3 BR College Park home on large lot. Perfect for family with great location. large kitchen wtth eating area. Family room and fireplace and super yard wtth gazebo. See it today! .. ,..~ 112"M Owners just transferred after having completea extensive remodeting. Pk:ture perfect 3 BR. 2'-, BA home in Cos1a Mesa. Many new features too numerous to mention. Easy to see-call now! IMIT nAllll -111..-Two story. 2 BA condo wtth vaulted cetlings flrepfaoe In llvng room. patk> and double at- tached garage. Take advantage of low interest rates-purchase your first home nowt FmlLll IE 111._ Thls home requires only minor repairs. Buy low and fix it yoursetf-INST ANT EQUITY! 3 BR. 1 BA and large yard for unbeatable value. Don't waiU Catt to see now! 2299 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA _____ _. ........ iiiiiillililiilmilliilillilllilliillilillililillliiiiiililiii ______ ... • • NEW LISTINGS - l&Cl UY UH,000 Lovely country home on ' ) acre 2 BA. large convertible den with loft. trench doors. Stalls for 2 horses, tack room. Priced for quick sale. UYCIUT Hto,000 Beautiful 3 BR home, completely redone and upgraded. Pale colors, sunny exposure. Lush garden with huge spa. A special value. umL1FF 1210,000 Fabulous prrce for a beautiful 5 BR home on cul- de-sac treet. Many upgrades and built-ms. Pri- vate lot A "must see"I ILIE HllOU IEL IUI 1124,HO Steps from Big Corona. this 3 BR. 2 BA home features small view from living room with h1- beam ce11tngs and brick fireplaces. Bring offer. IUVIEW IHI, 700 Spacious pool-size lot 24 hr. gua'rd-gated com- munity Light, airy 3 BA Nantucket. Owner will carry with low down Possible lease/optton. SU VIEW IHt,000 Enjoy sparkling city ltghts from your own private spa. 3 BA. 2'h BA. FR, plus security for your family rn this guard-gate community. OLDE COllOIA IEL llH U40,000 Stunning 3 BR charmer. 11 2 blocks to beach. New plantation shutters. paint & 4 ceiltng fans. Brass hardware. tasteful decor. large spa. MAUOll VIEW MILLS U4t,OOO Do your own th•ngl" Create what you want. Best Harbor View Hill location. popular 3 BR with pool and canyon/ocean view JHMllE CHEI U4t,OOO Outstand1cig 3 BR single stoty .Plan 3' Highly upgraded with moldings, paneling, built-ins. Beautiful tile spa off master, A/C. Nlllllll VIEW MILLS U4t,IOO Prepare to fall rn love! This 3 BA is dressed up with bleached hardwood floors & smart decor, then framed with lush plantings Mdllll VIEW MILLS 1427, 710 Serenely situated 4 BR. Tastefully appointed & meticulously maintained. 2 spacious patios complimented by a sparkling pool. Wllll VIEW IUlU 1411,000 P Jnoram1c ocean view and you own the land! Private courtyard entry surrounded by fruit trees. 4 BR. family room and formal dining room. SPYIUSS lllLL HH,000 Outstanding 6 BR home in serene residential neighborhood. Ocean, harbor. hllls. city lights & sunset view A lovely place to live. smws nct,IOO Best location rn Spyglass and the most magnifi- cent 6 BR _. office home the area has to offer. Lovely pool, spa and gorgeous custom decor. IPTIWS llLL lttl,000 Best priced custom home in area. Tradltlonal design. 5 BR. 2 famlly rooms. unique upside- down floorplan. complete children·s wing. A MEMBER OF THE 111 SEARS RNANCIAL NETWORK IIJ Ulllllff 5 BR WIHSlllH 4 BR. Den, Pool $290,000 $555,000 Sllll&Y ................ L. MURPHY •21 •• ...., M. MATIHEWS WTlllFF HI ........ 5 BR $290,000 L. MURPHY PllmSIU PlllT 2t14 ..,, .. 3 BR. FR $335,000 J, AKt:RMAN OHIUlllllU Ill._. ... 3 BR, Spa $340,000 R. KURTZ Ull ISU 2H Yla ....... DAILY PILOT /RaAL ISTATI NEWPORT BEACH IEWPllT HILLS 1141,too Immaculate upgraded townhome In quiet lo- cation has 2 master suites, 2 decks, parquet floors, trench doors. 2 car garage. lfWNIT OIEST 1111,111 Exquisite 4 BR. 2'h BA condo. Country French decor, champagne carpet. balconies. wet bar. community pool, tennis, near ocean. IWllH lUlU 1211,IOO A Cape Cod replica In Newport Beach! Condo living in grand style with custom amenities throughout. There's "to die for" storage, sunny patio and full security system. ILIFFI 1221,000 An expanded '"Linda" in perfect condition on a lovely secluded cul-de-sac. Has the additional bonus of great seller financing. - PllllllU 12H,OOO 3 BR stucco home 1n great lower Peninsula location. Excellent "starter" house. 2nd home or build new. Call for appointment. 3 BR, FR $399,000 J. duBOIS IUCll IAY 1211,000 llYI• SHIH IHI .._,... Leet Lovely 2 BR home in private community by the _4_B_R_._F_R~~~~-$4_3_0~.ooo~~~~~E~.~O~L~S~t__b~a~._ru~~~~~~~JJJ~·~~~~U_QJL=-~--j.-~~ S"IUSI u a. ..... Wey cases, TV, stereo. Garden patio & spa, lease 6 BR $650,000 B. REEDY land IRVINE TlmEHCl 1211,100 This '"Garden Home·· condo is one of Turtlerock"s most desirable. Sharp decor, extra large lot & prime location make It a "10"! TllTUllOI Y1lW 1217,MO Highly upgraded 2 BR, den. 2 decks, air con- ditioned, night-light view. Lovely wooded area with pool & tennis. Excellent value. WATERFRONTS WHT IEWPllT 1111,IOO Exceptional 3 BA, 2 year old home bullt with quality. Gourmet kitchen, many upgrades. Best is the forever ocean view! WHT lllWNIT 1711,IOI Finest In ooeanfront llvlng. Exceptional detail throughout. Recreation room for unending entertainment. Elegant master suite. IUMllAY 11,111 ... Surely one of Newport's most beautiful bayfront homes. This colontal reflects quality and refine- ment. The bay view Is a fitting frame for this fine home. LIH ISLE 11,111,000 75' prime Bayfront lot with dock for 90' boat! Lot split is possible. A per1ect opportunity to build your "ideal" home. U1111U 12,aaa.- oock facllitles for 4 or more boats on lido's tip, 6 BR home enjoys lovely sunsets! Wine cooler, off street parking, assumable loan. 1&1.11& Pf....u 12,111,111 French custom residence with 73' on main channel, 4 BR, 8 BA, art studio, gymnasium. library, pool + many amenities. Ill UITll 12,HI,• Incredible views of 4 golf holes and lake from Castle on the hill. 5 BR. 1 BA, master suite with exercise room & sauna. 644-9060 IUFFS 1210,000 3 BR single level corner unit located on wide greenbelt. Light & bright. neutral decor. Good assumable first trust deed PElllllU NllT IUl,000 Perfect location & condition. Adorable 3 BA. family room home. Brick patio. pine interior. some bay view from 2nd floor. HYll SltlH 1421,000 Stunning custom 5 BR family home with ca- thedral ceilings, maid's quarters. workshop and spa. Excellent condition. Assume loan! IEWNIT IUOll 1421,100 Nestled on a large view lot 1n beautifully private Seavlew is this inviting 4 BR home tastefully decorated in neutrals. USTILIFF 1441,000 Exquisite view, excellent loction, elegant ex- pansion effectively describes this 4 BA quality remodel. Absolutely a "10." UYSlllES 1111,IOO Impeccable taste and refinement. exquisite home with gracious country feeling . Family room, hobby room. 4 BR plus maid's. MIOAIYll IMI ... Fantastic remodeled and expanded Plan 1. 5 BR. separate master suite, extra large family room, large private lot. u...... 11.111.- You'll love the easy elegance of this classic Mediterranean beauty. 5 BA. serene patios with bubbling fountains. Truly an oasis. .. lllYll 12,111,1• Incredible views of 4 golf holes and lake from Castle on the hill. 5 BR, 7 BA, master suite with exercise room & sauna. 2161 SAi JOIQUll HILLS ROii, IEWPORT BUCH