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SATU RDAY, DECEMBER 21 , 1985
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Six OC sites face tests for toxins
Among 150 sites statewide potent ially
troublesome because of their location
Canyon landfill near Orange.
•The county-operated Pnma
Dcshccha landfill near San Juan
Capistrano.
substances were rccogntLcd as haL-
ardous
A new law. authored by ..\s-
scmblyman Charle'.!> Calderon. D-
Montcbcllo rcquuu that I 50 sttes be
tested each year. under the super-
v1s1on of the nine Rci1onal Water
Quality Control Boards. Surface and
ground water w1th1n one mile of each
site must be checked, as well as soil
undemeath and downhill from each
site
problems bccau')C the\ are tn 1ndu'>-
1nal areas near h1&hwa\\ "'here
1llcpl dumping wuufd be CJ\\ or
clo$C 10 ground water \Upplte\
Board. headquanered an R1ven1de.
Jim Eknnctt. the rcgionaJ board's
nelUll\C offil·er satd letttts will be
matlt:d nt:\t "-t'Ck to thf' owners or
uperc1tof\ of the Or.angf' County
dump \lte' By PHIL SNEIDERMAN
Of lMOelyNe48WI
Six Orange County locations a~
pear on a list of I 50 sohd waste
disposal sites that must undergo
testing to dctcnntne whether hazard-
ous matenals arc leaking into water
supplies.
The state Water Resources Control
Board.$1ected the locations Thurs.
day as those posing the greatest
Coast
The Laguna Folkdancers
Is a recreational club that
attracts a variety of
people for the sheer
pleasure of learning new
dances./A2
An Oregon man reklndles
a f rlendshlp with a family
that took him under their
wing when he was a lonely
soldier In Callfornla 44
years ago./ M
Coast residents reflect on
Christmas In the Call-
fornla sunshine./ AC
California
The strike against two
armored car companies
ends as the last of three
unions agrees to return t o
work./A2
Nation
Congress adjourns for
the year on Friday without
approving a $7 4 bllllon
deficit-reduction bill.I A3
Secretary of State
George Shultz won't be
required to take a lie
detector test under Presi-
dent Reagan's new secur-
ity program./ A3
World
Three gunmen who took
over a French courtroom
surrender, releasing their
last two hostages un-
harmed at the Nantes
airport./ A3
Religion
A New York unwed cou-
ple are fighting to have
their 4-month-old son
baptised In the Catholic
Church./A7
Orange Coast churches
plan special Christmas
services./ Al
Garden
Thanks to en Encinitas
grower, polnsetUas are
plentiful./ A7
Sporta
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
proves frightening to
Cleveland's Cavallers./81
Huntington Beach d&-
feata Edison to win La
Quinta boys basketball
tournament./81
Edison Hlgh'aglrls
basketball team wtna
Savanna Classic tour-
nament.JU
INDEX
Births
Bridge
Clualfled
Comics
Croaaword
Death Notlcea
Entertainment
Gardening
Hor09COpe
Ann Landers
PubUC Notice•
Rell Estate
Reftgk>n
Sports
T~
Trivia
W•ther
A'4
A10
B5-7
A1 0
87
88
A8-9
A7
86
A9
87-8
C1-16
A&-7
81-5
A5
A8
A2
potenttal danger among CaJtfom1a's
1.800 sohd waste sJtcs.
The Orange County locations des.
1gnatcd for testing were:
•The Chevron Oil dump at Gold-
cnwcst Street and Pacific Coast
Highway in Huntington Beach.
•The county-operated Coyote Ca·
nyon landfill near Irvine and New-
pon Beach.
•The county-operated Santiago
•The McColl dump sue at Rose-
crans A venue and Sunny Ridge Drive
tn Fullenon.
•A dump at the Armed Forces
Reserve Center tn Los Alamttos.
These disposal sites are not pcr-
mlllcd to accept hazardous matcriaJs.
Nevertheless, hazardous wastes
sometimes shp through, officials said.
In other cases, dangerous waste
materials were dumped an a landfill
before more stnngent regulauons
went tnlo effect or before some
Santa's happy landing
Ra) mond Stone. chairman of the
.. tatt" water board. told the .\ssoc1ated
Press the sites to be tested do not
necessanly leak or have problems
Jut Stone said the' ha' e potential
Santa Claua wavea cheerily after ezchang-
ln& hla traditional aleiCb for h!Cb-tecb
tranaportation tllia week u be traYeled In
atyle aboard the Coata MeN Police Depart-
ment'• brand-new helicopter o n • aerlea of
vtalta to the city'• elementary ecboola.
Supervisors take first step
to mitigate noise in Heights
Territory u nder flt gh t
path put u nder study
for redevelopmen t
By LISA MAHONEY
Of .. Oely,... .....
Orange County supervisors took
the first step toward fulfilling prom-
ised noise mitigation measures for
Santa Ana Heights this week.
In an action overshadowed by the
board's decision to substantially in-
crease flights at John Wayne Airpon
from Janw.F)' through-March. super~
visors Wednesday placed the unin-
corporated community under study
for future redevelopment The actton
as a legal t~hmcaht) for the com-
munity under the airpon's flight path,
paving the way for financmg reltef
measures that arc pan of a land-use
plan adopted in February.
Provisions 1n the land-use plan arc
supposed to ease airport-related noise
effects for residents who want to keep
their homes dcsptte planned airport
expansion. EffeclS of the Jet noise will
be reduced with the mstallauon of
acoustical 1nsulat1on in the ho mes.
For those who want to lea\e Santa
Ana Heights, the plan calls fo r thl!
county 10 buy out their homes and
corwcn their property 10 non -resr-
dcntial uses to bring the a1rpon into
comphancc wtth state noise require-
Pair die crossing road
A Colorado man and his wife
visiting relatives over the Chnstmas
holidays wett struck by a car and
killed Friday mg.ht as they ~re crossina Old Pacific Coast Highway
in Capistrano Beach.
The couple. crossinJ the street
hand·in·hand while aomg to a res-
taurant, were identified as LeRoy
Lukes., 72, and Mildred Lukes, 70. of
Duran10.
A CHP spokeswoman said the
accident occurred at "a blind spqt" in
the road and that the driver, R1~hard
Rupp. 47. of San Clemente had no
time to stop.
No c1tattons were issued. the
spokeswoman said.
The accident occurttd north of
Beach Road at fr 15 p.m. The couple
were pronounced dt"ad at 6.58 p.m at
Mission Community Hospital
Sewage fees to drop 7%
By PHIL SNEIDERMAN
Of .. Dlllr .........
Irvine residents and bus1ncu own·
crs will pay.7 percent less for sewaac
service, be&inn1na in January
The rate cut was approved this
week by the boerd of dirccton of the
Irvine Ranch Water Distnct Tbc
district serves about JS.000 ru1den·
tial and commm11J customen 1n
lrvtne and 10mc netahbonna sections
of Newport ec.eh. Tustin and untn·
corporated county temtory.
usma mort than 1.000 ('ub1c feet of
water per month.
For middle-range users, the
mon•hly ~w • fct' drops from SQ 40
to S8. 7S. and for the lowest-level
usen. the fee dips from S 7 85 to $ 7 30.
ChartC1 for rommen:1al customt""rs
att more complex but wtll also drop
by 7 perttnt. dt tnct officials sa.td.
men ts
.\Ian Murph'. atde to super.1.,nr.,
Chairman Thomas Rtle). ~1d tht
necessan redevclopmcol "un C\ I'>
essenttali) complete But the board
was precluded from acung on 11 unttl
the count) was officially at peal'c "'11h
atrpon foes who v.ert bloc~tng C\·
pans1on plans
.\ legal end 10 the v.ar tor um1rnl
O\er the aarpon l.ame on \.l nnda'
when a l ' S Dtstnl't ( 11un 1udgl'
-;1gned a settlement agrl•ement h...·-
tv.een nrang<' ( 1iunt\ "'l'" pt•r1
Beal'h .i nd l'-"O l°lttten~· group'
The t·1ty. Stop Pollu11ng Our Ncw•
pon and the .\1rpon \\-ork1ng Oroup
(Pleue eee HltIOBTS/ A2)
Holiday dJaplay
.. , want to empha!>tLe that pl.tll.
mcnt on this ltst doe'.> not mean the
site leak!> or hac, a prohlem " \111nr
~•d ··11 merel\ ran~'.> thc \tll· 1111
potenltal probkms
''The testing" 111 tl.'ll u'> 11-'-"C: ha' ea
problem or no1 · he 'Wtd <i1dd1n) that
the testing .. w\JI either dc1ee1 pron.
lems or help us rea .. sure the publtl
that the site 1n question 1\ wk ·
F1\e of thew, Orangc < 01,1nt' \Ill.,
fall underthe Junsdu:11on ol the \c1 nta
..\na Regional \\-ater C)ualtl\ ( 11ntrol
He \aid the dump managers must
h1rt· llln\ulwnl'> tu ~onduct the st.ate·
m.rndated "-ater (Untaminat1on tcstJ
tlt'lurt: •he end of I Q!S6 RcgionaJ
"'dtcr bo.ud otlic1al~ .... 111 review t.bc
le\11n1,1. pl an .i,nd th results. . r here .... 111 he \.alcguards along the
\l,J\ • ht• 'kild
\omt' ol tht' I )range ( ounty sitcS
that rn<1dt' the ~1c1te ltst have already
(Pleue .ee DUlllPS/A2)
Shop files claim
after city rules
out food sales
Wheelwork say city
ruling h as re ulted
in a loss of business
By l A~ HO\\ LETT
OI -C>.11; Pllo1 Ii.II
.\Iler lo'ltng tht·1r hid hc:lnrl' tht·
'e"'pon Ek'<Kh I 11. < ••unul tu '>t:ll
hamburgcr-. JnJ .ilhl·t 1,rx., 111 lJ\t
food thc uperalor\ 11 ( h t'Jn f riint
Wheel"orbhJ H· f1kJ .i i' m1ll111n
claim Jg;l10\t thr, 11'
fhc l l;11m "'J' tilrd "'' .ilt.irnn
DJ\ 1J ..\ \.h l>onndl 11n heh,111 ol thr
operator\ c>f tht' l'll.·al h-l•nnt rt·n1.1I
\hup dl uJrdtng tu '-t•\'f\nn Be.il h
< 11~ ( ler~ \\ anda R.igg11 •
The datm '!it'C~~ 1.ompen-.Jtton lur
J lo\S ()f hu\tnC\\ Jul.' !1\ the ( II\
< 1iunc1rs ~pt .:: I dt'u,1un 10 Jt:n'
tht' sale offa,t loud ctt the I U5 \fJtn \t
propen'
\.fd)onndl argued belorl' thl·
tOun1.1l 1hat thl· deus1nn ma' 1.0\I hi'>
client!. their busine'>S He contended
there is no v.a\ tht' mode\\ rent.ii \hop
lan ket:p up 'Allh ,11m f)t't 1n~ bu"
nes<>t'S tn 8.ilboa th.ii .. di h111 1111-.l
'W 1th tht' u .. •t.ng 111 lhl' rolkr
\kJttng l rJ/t' and lht ull l'll.·t"'L't·n
.. um mer \L'J\11n' \h f>·•nndl ... .11J th,·
1pcrator' ••I 1 llt.tr fr int V. twd·
wori...~ mu'it ~·ii hJm"url!l'f' lu \IJ\ 1n
husints' The ,h,•r ' ~'"' nt•f\ ha',.
rentt•d rlllkr ,i..atl·' Jlhl hit H In 111
he.1.hgt~r .. lor •L·.ir' hu1 at\ JUSl not
en11ugh ht' \did 1 \f, Donndl JJ1pt'iilcd 10 the City
< c1unl ti ~pt 4 11.1 n' en urn the
Planning< omm1ss1on's Jul) 18 de-
nial ot d permit to kt tht: business ~II
t-iamhurgt'r\ pt1ld humtos. soft
dnnk\ and uther fo.i<l'
Thl' ,ounnl 'Olt'd w lOnttnue the
m<.1111:r 111r tv.o \lo el"k' tn allov. both
\tdt'\ to work out a ll1rnprom1se
Rut the 1.ounLtl lkn1t'd 1he appeal.
.111ng ;i., a rea .. on man' factors
1ndud1ng 1mpruix·r rn.itntcnance of
tht' place ·
RJ' Santnrd repre....:nt1ng the own·
t•r' o( tht' Balboa Inn .. aid at Che Sept.
4 mc.-t'ling that <ltt'an I ront \'.heel-
v.ork .. "' 1uld ht-'111lJt1ng 11' lease 1f
1he ••Pl'r..itur\ "'en· .1lli•"'t'd to sell hot
l•>O<l
He .il\c 1 allt'gl·d tht· 'ihup operators
v.rrl' ·mes" tcn.int' and that the
\.Ill' 01 hot hiuJ ould tU'!il add lo the
prohlcm
\f, Donnl' I uuntered that the
,1peratur~ 1u .. 1 "'..tnteJ tu 1mpro'e
their hu\lnl''' -1mprn,ements that
"oulJ .. , .. 1s15 oon 10 s~ • .ooo
'arr(J ·" dl'kndant' 1n the claim
Jrt Ith' tmj'lu\ ., .i tht' Planning
Ot.·panmt'nl thl' 1!• Planning < \Jm
m1"1t n .1nJ tht· < 11 l ,1un•tl Thc
IJ . .,, nt•·n.h 1h, ". 'Jdinl! in an
ar•, ·~Jn ,n.! ,apn,11•c1' '11annrr" '"
t•n r • ,nf I\ Jc,1\1 '" \f,f)11nndl
'·"" 'ht l'..tnl"ltnit r~:par'mrrt and
IPle .. e see BfKE SHOP/A2)
NB restaurants
sued over death
8 ) Sl ~A' HOY. LETT
Of .... OeCI) ....... ···" -\n .\r11, nJ, up1l h,1, 111,·,l .1
a"\Ut! Jg_J1n\I 'hl' • ll\ 11 '""'
rxn &a,h and thrlT i. .... 11
r1:sw.1rJnt~ .lltrr lht•1r ~t'-'l'.J!
old '>t>n ''a' '>trul I. .ind k1lkd h1
an alk11t•d drunkl'O .Jn, L'f .1l11n~
Pal t ti. < •J\t H 1p.h" J'
T hl' \II\ \'J' '('fq•,I "'''" th1
IJ\1,utt 1 hur,dJ' I hr 'u1• "·'' tilt'd h\ alt1lfn1'\ l<nl'll.·n R,·l·,
.in lx"hJI' •I f,,,.-rh and I >on'
H •v.l: 1n , .. nra'lt •• 1• "111i ah,
\1.trt h de.1th • tl1t·t '••t1 I ''<'Ph
) I
Tilt" 1.1\',Ull l1k'd 111 1 lfJll~l
I unt' \u[ll'rt• r I 11ur names
J' Jt'll'OdJnl' V. itld\ ' V. h.tr1
I{ ·J 1 11"1 •n In, .rnJ lhc 81 ue
U ·t·t t alt .11 •• n~ "'1tt' the 't:ne
anJ thl' l 11unt' 01 1 lrJn(l.e ·
T hl' f·h\" r' Jlleg, their -,on
',,, 1..il ,.,! .l' a rt',ult ol thl'
quc•r rl"!'<lrh·d ' '-l'I" cd lti
..,., ,•n T 1 hJ-...· 1he Jn,c1 nl
tt'l· tni. I. th.it hit llo""l'
T hl· I.iv. 'llll .ll l'U'\e' ( ha<i.e nl
hnn).! '"'' l\lll\h 1nt11\lrated
.ind ,11 \in~ undt•r tht• 1ntlut'ncl'
1 I 1l \11,tO\\
\u11r11ing 111 '\,t·~p.1n lkalh
l'.ii._l I \rpanm~·nt rcu>rd!>.
!Pliaae ~ LAWSUIT/A2)
Bes>nnina 1n January. a home--
owner 1n the ttaahcst·ute cattaory will
pay S9. 70 per month for sewaee
llCf'Vlct -down from the cumnt S 10.4S. This catc:a<>ry coven famibn
011tnct spokeswoman Joyce
Wqncr-Gwtdt satd lhc 1986 ~~
fee chanac 11 t.be lat~t in a seriC1 of
reductions alJPl"Ovcd by lhe d11tnct
over the past thru yean. ln July 1982.
the monthly rnidcnual fee for hiah·
uten peaked at S 14. l 0. she said.
Wtantt-G\\11.dt Uld enCr&Y·S&VtOI
~ f...._._a&WAOS/A2,
nJe Uf...a. jack·ln·tbe-bu la ooe of foa.r
do bid a clMerf meny Chrtatmu to
,.. ueby on Holmwood Drt.-e ln Newport
I •
... 0ranoe COMt OAILV PILOT/ Saturday. Oecembet 21, 1885
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Le&l'll.l.D& a new · dance takee .,_tience (abo•e), but practice makee perfect (below).
Fancy footwork brings smiles
of delight to enthusiasts' faces
International mix of
folk dances provides
sense of camaraderf e
By LA URA MERK
Ot•D19J .........
The curly-toed shoes are Macedo-
nian. the hand-embroidered blouses
arc Hunganan, thedccorativeJewelry
is Indian and the men's blousy shirts
arc Grecian -but the peo ple are
from Orange County.
They come from all walks of life.
And twice a week they gather to share
a common interest -new steps and
folk dance moves.
The Laguna Folkdancers is a rec-
reational club that attracts a vancty of
people for the sheer pleas ure of
learning new dances. They are com-
pany vice presidents, advert1S1ng
managers. firefighters. bail bond·
smcn and European em igrants.
Eva Dara1 came to the United
States from Hungary m 1957. For
years she worked as an insurance
underwriter and was always an anist.
Oarai took a break from a Wedncs.-
day night session where she was
teaching the crowd of about 30 people
a new, simple dance she had learned
at the Karpatok Tanchaz, a Hun-
garian dance hall in Los Angeles.
Anodr Czompo, a visi tor from
Hungry, had taught her the dance.
.. Believe 11 or not I never did any
folk dancing in Hungary." she ad-
mitted. "But really the best dances are
coming from Transylvania (once a
part of Hungary; now a province in
Romania)." she said.
Over the loud music, foot stomping
and hand clapping. she said the
common belief that international
dances are indigenous to all people of
the country from which they ong-
1nated is s1mply not true
A mishmash of countnes 1s rep-
resented on any given night. The
dances may be Indian, Serbian.
Croatian. Macedonian. Mexica n or
from a host of other countnes.
Dressed in festive costumes, smiles
abound as the dancers 1oi n hands and
move in a ci rcular moti on.
It's an intemat1onaJ mood and
spirit memben of the group arc
searching for when they gather at the
Laiuna Beach High School dance
studio. And it's a community effort.
Each member shares any new dance
they might have learned from work-
shoP._S held periodically throughout
C.hfom ia during the year.
The beg.inning of each three-hour
session fs spent teaching simple
dances to the beg.inners. Some beg.in-
ners were obviously uncomfonable
with their inexperience as they
tripped and stumbled over others'
Cttt durins a circular dance. But they
persjsted in learning as old-t1mef1
patiently took the time to move them
throuah the steps more slowly.
Ted Martin, an Anaheim engineer
MA* OFFICE
330 W.t kJ St Cotta M.u C 11
'
Carol ltppenon of Coeta Meea wean a handmade Roma-
nian-. blouae and •e.t and Macedonian ahoee, handmade
from a .µigte piece of leather.
by trade. said it was .. much too long
and complex a story" to explain how
he got involved in folk dancing 13
years ago. Besides dancing with the
Laguna Beach group, he teaches
Scandinavian dances on Monday
nights 1n his home town. "It's the
people, the music and the dancing."
he said.
Logan Lockabey has been with the
group since 1967, and considered by
most one of the best dancers. "I like
the vanous stylings. In the Balkan
dances you don·t use your arms at all
while in the Russian dances you use
your arms." he said.
Many dances have a specific
purpose, such as the wedding dance
or a dance to celebrate a harvest. he
said.
Each year the group holds a three-
day workshop 1n February. "They
always bring in the top ethnic dancers
for the workshop, .. Lock.a bey said.
This year, the 16th annual Folk-
The•e ahoea, known ••
opankea, orl&lnated 1'11
Yuaoetam.
dance Festival will}>« tncld at the
lquna Beach 1-ft&h ;xhool airl's gym
Feb. 14-16. The event has been
likened to coffee booses m Romania
and to Hungary's dance houses.
according to Darci Linkey.
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Winter kick offs with sunshine
Cheetnutt c.n rout undet.,, °'*" eun and Jack Frott won't
nip any noee9 In Southern Cellfornle, u winter ottlclally Mglna In
Ju,.llke WMther.
Friday'• temperature In downtown Los Angelee reaic:Md 83,
matctilng the 1'9COrd Mt for O.C. 20 In 19,2, the National w .. tn.r Service Midi The normal hlg.h for the day .. 68; lut yeer'• high ... 81.
National w .. ther Service met~Ok>glst Peter Wllenlky
Mid daY9 through the weekend, and the oonlln'*' outlook
through Chri.tmu Dey. wlll be Minny and warm with
temperature1 near 70 or higher.
Winter offtclally beQlna late today .
The for.cut for today and Sunday: Sunny with high• moatty
In the 70• -with aome 80• over Inland valleys and near 80 In the
mountain•.
U.S. Tempe
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44 28 Otlall<lo 96 4e ..,.._ =-13 ·11 Phlladelphla a7 13 ~ ... 12 .()1 75 "'-"• 44 !1198-loll.on 30 17 ~ t 7 Ill 8lellOP 9uf!lllO 24 1e 2t 18 9lythe c...,., 3t 25 81 Louie 20 12 C.1*18 ~I It 03 S1 ..... Tampe tMI 41 Cllt.-City 24 20 Sall LM• City 21 23 &irl*• ~ 23 OS SanAMoniO 12 S3 Fr....o
Coll#nbua,Oll 25 10 13 71 lancMlar San.Min.PR o.n-Long 8-=tl 50 24 Seettle u 29 o..~ 03 .()I SN..eport 52 21 ~ DltrOll 23 04 28 Spoil-29
Oulultl 04 -0$ Syr-24 ot ..._Ollla
EJPaeo 81 22 TQIMllla ,. oe ~ ,...,.,.,.. 24 20 T-79 37 ~8-:fl l'aroo ..()3 ·21 TulM 28 23 O...lanCI
AaoMafl 64 18 WMl*>g1on 2t 21 On1MIO
Orand Aac>id• 20 ot 22 It Pelm lp<ing• Wlc:Nla o, .. ,,. .... 42 31 Wlll•lart• 20 01 P...oana Paeo~ Hettt«d 26 04 ....... 29 II AIYarllcle
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Armored car
workers will
return Monday
HEIGHTS .•.
From Al
dropped litiption blocking a $1 90
million expansion plan in return for
noise reduction and mitigation
measures promised by the county.
But the county's quick action on
Santa Ana Heights Wednesday was
followed by a development that
parties to the settlement have
branded a breach of the spirit of the
agreement -a plan to drastic.ally
increase the number offlights lea ving
John Wayne during the first three
months of 1986 to make up for
unused flight allocations earlier this
year.
Instead of facing the promise of
improved noise levels, Santa Ana
Heights residents have only uncer-
tainty to look forward to, Airport
Working Group Director Barbara
Liebman complained.
8"* larbara
By tlle .bsoclated Preti
The strike against two major
armored car companies serving Cali-
fomja ended Friday with the last of
three unio ns agreeing to return to
work even though contract dif-
ferences remain.
The 600 members of. the Currency
and Securities Handlers Association
will return to work throu&hout the
state Monday under the bac~-to-work
agreement with the Armored Trans.-
LAWSUIT •..
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Chase was arrested for vehicular
manslaughter after the acc1dcnL
The complaint further alleges that
the Coast Highway and Superior
Avenue location where Howe was hit
"contained dangerous conditions"
because of insufficient markings for a
bike lane and improper street light-
ing. It contends the city was respon-
sible for the condition of the highway.
The lawsuit claims Howe's n&hts
were violated because he was lawfully
nd1ng his bike in the bike path when
the accident occurred .
The lawsuit does not name a
specific dollar amount: It seeks gen-
eral damages. the loss of Howe's past
and future earnings and all hospital.
funeral and related expenses.
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port Co. of California, union spokes-
man Ni ck Scarpelli said.
"We were given a (back-to-work)
proposal from the owner of the
company to look over... Scarpelli
said. "Concessions were made on
both sides and the employees of
Armored Transport were happy to
accept 1t."
However. negotiations still must
work out differences over pay cuts
and benefit reductions for some
employees. he said.
SEWAGE ...
From Al
measures and treatment changes
have lowered operating costs and
permitted the rate reductions. She
said the Irvine agency will link with
the sanitation districts of Orange
County within about 18 months.
further lowering expenses, she said.
"We ha ve really been into cost-
cutting measures," Wegner-Gwidt
said.
She said sewage charges account for
one ponion of the bills rece1 ved each
month b)' Irvine Ranch Water Dis-
trict customers. Other charges are a
flat fee for water service and other fees
linked to the customer's water usage
level.
Wegner-Gw1dt said the average
Irvine homeowner now pays about
$20 per month in water and sewage
charges.
BIKE SHOP ... DUMPS FACE TESTS ...
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the Planning Commission arc "apply·
1ng a double standard" with regard to
the rental shop and other businesses.
He said other businesses in the busy
beach area arc permitted to sell fast
food, and the city's denial of the same
permit to Ocean Front Wheelworks
was unfair.
From Al
come under scrutiny by water quality
officials and operate today under
riJid restrictions, Bennett said. There
will be no duplication if the ap-
propriate testing has already been
co nducted, he added.
"This bill is aimed at toxic and
hazardous wastes that might not have
been found previously," Bennett
said .
Another list of 150 potcnttally
hazardous California dumps will be
unveiled for testing durine 1987, but
Bennett said it is uncertain whether
additional O range County locations
will appear on that list.
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State surpasses 50,000
ln lts lnznate population
By tlae Auoclaled Prtu
SACRAMENTO -Californufs pnson inmate population surpassed the
50,000 mark: Friday, as nearly 150 new prisoners enter the already-
ov.ercrowded system each week, Corrections Dcpanment officials said. State
pnsonsda rector Daniel McCanhy sa id the inmate count reached 50,022, about
64 percent more than th e 29,702 inmates that the prison system was originally
designed to hold. McCanhy said 3,400 new pnson beds have been added 1n the
past two years! and some 12,500 beds are currently under construction, pan of
a statewide pnson expansion program
Homicide rate increased ln 1984
SACRAMENTO-Cahfom1a's hom1c1dc rate. which had been falling for
three years. increased slightly in 1984, Attorney General John Van de Kamp
said Friday. He said there were 2, 724 homicides in 1984, up from 2,640 in 1983
but well below the 1980 record of 3,405. There has been a drop in all major
crimes since 1980. which was about the time tougher laws took effect. "You
point to that, and it may be one factor," Van de Kamp said. "The other factor
that was simply a matter of demographics. People in the I 4-to-20-ycar-old age
group tend to commit the most crimes. There 1s a declining propon1on of our
population in that age group today "
Lottery w111 surpass latest projection•
SACRAMENTO -Lottery players by year's end may gamble a record
S800 million -S 100 million above the previous forecast -defying industry
trends and surprising schools with larger than hoped allocations. Lottery
officials told The Associated Press on Friday that the revised estimate
surpasses even their Nov. 25 forecast of $700 million in sales by the close of
1985. Conservative fo recasts before the Oct. 3 start-up predicted a total of
about SI btlhon in lottery revenue dunng the entire first 12-month period. The
estimate Friday by Lottery Director Mark Michalk:o would mean that the
init1al 34 percent share due publtc education by early February could amount
to about $272 million.
Tests confirm condors can mate
LOS ANGELES -Blood tests confirm that love 1s possible between
Topatopa, a California condor at the Los Angeles Zoo, and another of the huge
vultures brought to mate with him. a zoo official said Friday. Tests to
determine the sex of the bird brought to the zoo on Sept. 6 confirm the condor
as female. said Kathleen Cox. the zoo's research director. Condor gender
cannot be determined by sigh t.
Alatorre sworn in as LA councllman
LOS ANGELES -Manach1 musicians played Mexican songs and
suppon ers hugged and kissed as Ri chard Alatorre. the fi rs t Hispanic city
councilman in 23 years. was sworn into office Fnday. Alatorre. 42. a former
Democratic state assemblyman. was elected Dec. I 0 in a spcctal elecuon held
to fill the seat vacated by 18-ycar veteran An Snyder. who resigned. U S Rep.
Ed Roybal. D-Los Angeles, the onl y other Hispanic ever to serve on the City
Council, received a standing ovatton wh en he was introduced.
Thousand• honor jet crash victims
FORT CAMPBELL. K) -More th~n 17,000 soldiers stood at attention
and relatives and friends huddled under green .i\rm> blankets on a SAOW)'
parade field Fnday to salute the 248 troops killed 1n a Jetliner crash last week.
"Our comfon . our secu nt)' arc gifts ofume and sacnfice by those we often do
not kn ow," Army Secreta ry John 0 . Marsh Jc said at the memonal servac.e.
"They are not thanked, ... then tragedy strikes and shocks us into awareness."
A lone bugler, Spec. 4 Jerry Bowers, sounded "Taps" as fo ur Jets flew the
"missi ng man" formation. tn which one JCI broke away from the others in a low
pass over the field.
Grand Jury lndicts 21 Rajneeshees
PORTLAND. Ore. -l\ federal grand JUI) has 1nd1cted Ma .\nand Sheela
and 20 other former d1sc1ples of Bhagwan Shree Ra1neesh on charges the}'
created the largest elet:tronic eavesdropping S)Stem 1n Oregon h1stol). the U.S.
atto rney's office announced Fn da).
hecla, the Indian guru's former personal secretary. and the others are
accused of conspiring to intercept telephone conve rsations at the sect's
Rajneeshpuram commune. Bugs were placed in about 25 Hotel RaJneesh
rooms, in the walls of disciples' homes and in the legs ofa dining table at Zorba
the Buddha Restaurant beginning in January 1984. the indictment said.
Israel returns Pollard spy documents
WASHI NGTON - Apparently ending a dispute that strained relations.
the tale De panment said Fnday that Israel had returned all the classi fied
documents involved in the Jonathan Pollard spy c~se and was disbanding the
unit that allegedly dealt with the Navy analyst. As a result of Israel's
cooperation. U.S. intelltgence-shan ng will ·be resumed "tn all fields," said
Charles Redman. a department spokesman. He said Israel had cooperated with
U.S. in vestigators sent to that country and that they were returning home with
relations between the two governments on a ··soltd foundation of deep
friendship. close affinity and mutual trust.''
Mlne workers end 16-month strike
CHARLESTON. W Va. -The United Mine Workers and the i\.T
Massey Coal Co. announced Fnday that the union had avecd to c:nd its bitter
15-month-old strike, but they then proceeded to d1sa~ on v1rtuall)
everythtng else. The two sides announced a settlement of a n unfa ir labor
practice case central to the stn ke -whether Massey. wllh its scores of
substdtanes. should negotiate as a single empl oyer. Both sides av eed that it
should. Bui they differed on almost all points conccrntng the condmons under
which union miners would return to work:. UMW President Richard Trumka
said the miners would retom "wllhtn a month" under terms of the union's
1984 national contract. But company President E. Morgan Massey said flatl y
that workers who return "will do so without a UMW contract."
Sabotage ruled out in Bhopal ga• leak
NEW DELHI, India-The government said Fnday that design flaws and
inadequate safety controls caused the 1984 gas leak at the Union Carbide Corp.
pesticide plant in Bhopal that killed more than 2,000 people. Mookiah
Arunachalam, minister of state for industry. told Parliament the plant design
and manufacturing controls were "not fool-proof to ensure absolute avoidance
of violent chemkal reactions and leakage: of toxic gases." The minister based
his statement on a repon by S. VardaraJan, director general of the
aovemment's Council of Sc1ent1fic and I ndustrial Research The repon was
submitted to Parliament Fnday.
4 dle ln cbemica.l plant blast in India
NEW DELHI. India -An explosion at an acetic acid plant in Maharastra
state killed four people and injured about 50, the United News of India said
Fnday. It quoted police as sayina the explosion ripped through the factory
Thursday at Sakharwadi K.anhcgaon. 62 miles cast or Bombay. and I 0 of the
in)urcd were in critical condition. The cause of the blast was not known, but in
itaal rcpo11s said a 40-ton tank had exploded, the agency said. UNI did not say
if the !)(Opie killed and injured were employees or people who lived in the area.
It also did not say who owned the plant.
Bulfadan defendant denlm bofrin6 Agca
SOAA. Bulpna -A Bulprian of!icer ~ wi~ plolli!"& to kill the
pope testified Friday tbat he had noOuna. to do wath n and did not know
Mehmet Ali Aaca, the Turkish aunman serv1naa life sentence for the an.ack. lt.
Col. Zhelyo Kolev Vass11ev, one of three Bulaai:i•n• and four Turks cha~ by l~h•n. authoritic5 1n the May 13. 1981 , shoouna of Pope John Paul lfin St.
Peter's Square, testified for more than 2Yl hours before h.alian and Butaarian
mqistrates.
New cb&r6e. w111 delay Barbie trial
LYON, France -The tnal ap1nst Nan war cnm1naJ Klaus Bart>te wu
delayed f nday when France's h1Jbest appeals court ruled that ()tOKCUtors
emd by excludina some accusations ap1n1t Barbie. The tnal .,a1n1t the 72-
ye.ar-old former SS capwn had been tcheduled to bqan 1n catty February. The
ruhna Fnday means the tnal wdl be postponed u nttl at lust an er the March t 6,
t 986 lea11lat1ve elecuons 1n France
Congress adjourns for th~ year
without approving deficit bill
WASHING1'0N (AP) -A tired
and frustrated Congress adJoumed
for the year Friday after faihng in a
long battJe to pass a $74 billion
defici t-teduct1on bill, the centerpiece
of its 1985 budget--cutting effon .
Jn a final day of maneuvenng. Wllh
many lawmakers already on their way
home. the Senate refused for tbe
second and third tames in two days to
pass the House version of the ma.ss1ve
packa&e of spending cuts and taxes.
The House had removed fro m the
~c!cage a new tax to pay for the
'Superfund" toxic waste cleanup
pTogram.
The 35-29 and 35-30 votes lulled
the bill until next year
The Senate then approved. on a
voice vote. a separate House-passed
bill to temporanly extend some
expmng tax prov1S1ons, including the
1 k ent·a-pack tax on cigarcues. unul
next March. It was the last measure
needed before adjournment.
Senate leaders telephoned Presi-
dent Reagan at Camp David to noufy
htm Congress was leaving.
"Mr. President, we're here, we're
finasbed. we wanted to check and sec
1f you had any funher work you
wanted us to do." said MaJonty
Leader Roben Dole, R-K.an., who
said the president tndicatcd he did
not.
They exc hanged holiday greetings.
and the leaders returned to the Senate
cha111ber where the gavel fell for lbe
last time at 6:28 p.m. The House
followed suit, adJournmg at 6:40 p.m.
Congress returns on Jan. 21.
Sen. Bob Packwood, R-Ore .. sa1d
the Senate would return 10 conference
wtth the House 1n January and revise
the budget bill. which the White
House said would have been vetoed
WlthOUl Ch&nJCS. "r htS IS 001 bcmg
sent back to d.ie as far as this ~nator 1)
concerned," he sa1d
But be drew sharp cnttc1f.m trom
Democrats and Republicans, who
said Conarcss needed to act th1~ year
to cut the buae federal deficit
"It's a way to let Reagan a\01d
facing up," sa1d Sen Roben ( B)'rd.
0-W.Va., t be Dcmocrattc lead<'r
"We send this back to conferentt
that's the end of this measure "
"It's a new fonn of pre!l1den11al
veto," said Sen W11l1am Armi.trong.
R.COlo. "Ifs a veto Without even
sending the bill to the Wh11e House "
~Ill Packwood a.nd Senate Budget
~mmittee Chairman Pete v
Domenici. R-N.M . won out after
arguing at was better for ( ongre5s to
clean up the bill and get what n could
"There are score~ of programs that
shouJd not be 10 this bill." he said
The Senate could have revised lh6
ball Fnday but House ~onty
Leader Jim Wri&)\t, D-Texas, said the
House was 1n ~ment , -in pan
becaut.e so many members had left
there were no lonacr coo~ repteKn-
ta t1 ves 1 n town to add up to a quorum.
"We have completed our work.,"
~1d ~ n&ht. suand1ni tn for Speaker Thoma~ J> O'Neill Jr . 0-Mass., who
alrt'ad> had left "We're Just waitina
for the Senate so we can catch the
airplane~ home "
Repi 8 111 Frenz.el , R-Minn .. said the
budget btll was "a dead duck."
The House. seelung to give the
Senate a wa> to adjourn. convened
bneO> Fnda)' afternoon to pass the
~parate pack.age to simply extend
r,ome e:itpinng tax prov1s1ons unttl
March 15 ne:itt year The b1U pa3Sed
b) a '01ce vote
No polygraph test for Shultz
WASHI NGTON (AP) -Prest·
dent Reagan said Fnday that Sec-
retary ofState Geo'le Shultz won't be
required to take a he detector test as
pan of a new government secunt}'
program.
Shulu had said Thursday he would
resign before taking a polygraph
examination. adding that he con-
siders the tests unreliable because
they sometimes implicate the inno-
cent or absolve the guilty.
After a meeting Friday with Shultz
at whic h the polygraph issue was
discussed. Reagan was asked whether
the secretary feel s better. "Yep," the
president replied.
Asked whether Shultz wtll have to
take a polygraph. Reagan replied.
.. Nett her one of us are going to."
The president said he did not try to
change Shultz's mind about poly-
graphs but explained to him that
"what he read 1n the European press
Gunmen
• give up,
captives
unhurt
Surrounded by cops.
they surrender on
runway at the airport
N 4.NTES. France (A P) -Three
gunmen who took: over a courtroom
dunng a robbery tnal surrendered
and released their last two hostage~
unharmed at the Nantes airport
Friday mght. 35 hours after the drama
began. police said.
ihe van the) had been given for
their escape from the courthou<>e
pulled up outside the airport ter·
m10al, carrying the three handcuffed
gunmen in police custody The gu n-
men were taken away and police
escorted their former hostages mto
the terminal.
"The three men surrendered
together when suddenl)' they realized
they were at a dead end." Police
Comm1ss1oner Roben Bro ussard.
who negot1atc:d with the gun men, told
reponers. "The> understood our
detem unataon because the) found
themselves at the far end of the
runway with police all around them ..
A man who burst into the crowded
counroom Thursday morning wi th
guns and grenades, and two defen-
dants in the trial. surrendered at the
far end of a runwa~ at Nantes· small
Chatel Bougon A1rpon . The) had
taken 32 people capta e in the
counroom.
They left the counhouse earher
Fnday and sped off to the airport 1n
the van. 'supplied by pohce. and spent
several hours on the runway sur-
rounded by dozens of officers and
security vehicles. The gang leader had
handcuffed himself to the triaJ's
presiding judge . Do m 1n1que
Bailhache.
Police sources said th<' gunmen
stopped at a railway suauon bctw~n
the counhouse and the airport and
picked up more weapons from a
lugaae locker The add1t1onal
weapons made tt' "fa r from ceru1n
that the aff8.lr was over until the
reached the aarpon and were sur-
rounded." the sources said.
The other hostaae. Assistant Judge
Bernard Bureau. said the gunmen
were "very determined I was ex-
tremely af~1d .....
He said the~ we~ Iona pcnods
when his captors held arenades 1n
their hands, ~th the pans removed
Bureau satd lie believed the man who
stormed lhccounroom, Abdel Kanm
Khalkl. ··1e1ect out of deep friend·
ship" for the other two men.
Bureau, who sajd a lump on his
head was c:a\lted by 1 blow ftom one
of the c:apton.. said that ... , the
bea>nnina n was a suicide operat1on
for them" but the aunmen Iller
"wanted to limit the cost."
The auomen -Ocoraes Couno1s.
38. Patnck Thiolei. 24. and Kha.lki,
33 -earlier had threatened to k.tlJ
t.hetr bost.atn and then commat
su1c1de 1r their ocapc attempt fa1~
was not true "
Reaga n did not elaborate on the
remark Shultz was traveling tn
Europe last week when the White
House announced that Reagan had
signed a d1rec11ve requinng use of
polygraphs as ~rt of a counter-
espionage campaign.
Reagan spoke after a bnef cer-
emony on the South Lawn in which
the mayor of Westminster, Md ..
presented htm with a Chnstmas card
beanng I 0,000 signatures.
Earlier. White House spokesman
Larry Speakes said there was no h1gh-
level concern over the perception in
some quaners that Shultz 1s not a
team player.
Other officials. spealung pnvately.
assailed Shultz for malttng his cnlt·
c1sm public, first on a network
telev1s1on show and later dunng an
appearance before State Dcpanment
reporters
Shultz said he hJd "gra-.e re'.><r·
vauons" about he detector 1esh and
said he ~ould rt~1gn "the minute
I'm told I'm not trusted ··
Hts statement~ prompted specu-
latton that Shultz ma' won resign but
that poss1b1ht) appeared 10 d1m101sh
wi th Reagan's statement'> on Fnda>
Left unclear b' hulu's remarks
was whether he ~he\e.., his personal
views on pohgraphs should 3ppl) to
other State Department officials
State Dcpa.nment deput) spokes-
man Charles Redman was unable 10
pro' 1de an ans~er Fnda~ when tht'
questton was ask ed b~ a reporter
Redman said an inter-agenc' task
force ts still deetdtng ho"' the pres1-
den11al dtrecll't' 1~ gu1ng to be
implemented
He said that once lhc: proce-dures
are agreed on. 11 "'uuld ~up to ealh
agenc~ to decade hC\"' to conduct
them.
6'~o
French George. Courtola lo a pol!ce car mlnutea after hJa
arreat oo the 1fantea airport runway ln France oo Friday.
Georce Shultz
Citizens nab
suspects after
infant is shot
LO l\NGELES (AP) - Two
armed gang member.i believed to
have shot and cnucall~ wounded an
infant dunng a s1d<'walk shooting
spre<' Fnda' afternoon 1n South Los
..\ngele~ "ere apprehended b' two
unarmed c111 zens police said
Tl1<' ~hoo11ng ot the ~-month-old
gir1 i'n urred a1 °'0th \trect and C remhav. Boule,,.ard at 2 J IJ pm
"hen alleged members of Lhe nval
t n ps and Blood gang!> e'\hanged
signals at a bus c;top. said police Sgt
-\I Ru,acaba
"The C'nps 11. hipped out guns and
shot Then the' fled and grabbed a
t'lus .. ~id Ruhaca\a of the "'7th
':itreet d1\ 1s1on
fv.o v.1tnes\<'s sa" them board the
~"uthem <. alttom1a Rapid Transit
Dt!>tnct hu!> and stopped tt after
1. ha'>tng 11 h' automoh1le
"Tv.o unarmed c1t1zcns pulled the
bus t1\er and 100~ thl' two armed
SU)pect\ 1n1n CUSt Od) ," said
Ru,ataha Polite-v.ould not release
thr naml'' l)f tht' f>l'l)ple arrested or
lhl' unarmed ut11<'m to\.O)ved 10 the
101. 1JC'nt
Jarvik 7 implants get go-ahead
But panel also calls
for more monitoring
of heart experiments
W .\SHI NG TON (AP)--\federal
ad"tSOf) pantl on Fnda) c:ndor;ed
conttnu<'d human e'pen mentallon
with the Jan 1k-7 an1fic1al heart. bul
called for increased obsef"\•at1on of
procedure because ofconcem~aboul
sc nous medical compltcat1ons
The ad" 1sol) panel. a ft er meeting
in closed session for more than 'II '\
hour.>, said It would recommend that
the Food and Drug Adm101Strat1on
allow Or. Wilham DeVnes to 1.·vn·
tinue perform inf hean implant\ on a
cast-b)<ase basis
De\ nes has ix·rtorml·d hlur •JI thl'
se'en implant' Juth11n1ed tn tht·
FD~. ()j !hi.' lour tv.11 pat1t•nt' ha\ e
died and all ha'l' ,ufkred lomr)li,,1
lll)OS 1ndud1ng 'll ll~l'' JO\! t'll11<1\I
cl oiling
But m IC'\llmon' Jx·tore thl.' pjnt'J
Fnda\ Dr Rohen J,11"\ 1l the .Jr-
' elo~r ot tht' ht'art \31d thl' ltlur
c:ascs ha'e •ontnbul<.'d to th<.' \C1<'n·
11tic and m~iral nov. ledge necess-
an to d<'' clop an an<'ptabl<' art1tic1al
heart
Dr Charles l ~1dntnsh. chairman
of the federal ad' 1'lon panel. said the
.:omrn111C<" agret'd unan1moush to
allti...., the e\penments to conllnuc
our under ~harp ne" reporting re-
"1uirement<.
The prc~:cd u rl"'I "1111 ncl ude re pons
t''l'" 1hrC'l' m,1n1h' lm each patient
re,t'I' 1nll tht' JJn 1k ~as a pennanent
rt•pl <.11.rmt•nt hcan and FDA
,lcaran\t' hlf r .i1. h 1>perat1on. based
1.1n lht• \U(l.t'" ul th(' prt'\ IOUS
1.1perat11in
l Pnl1nued <>t•nou\ m~1cal com-
phl.itwn' \llll could prnmpt the
ad' 1~,n "nmmllle<' to recommend
that the <'\pcnmcnl'i tX' hailed Mein.
tosh said
·no, wu,I\ I 1h1n~ 11 there wen:
muluplr pr"hlcm'I. the -.amc kind of
pr1.1hl<'rn' that we were re' 1<'wtn&
lllli<I' that "'ert persistent from
pa1 1rn11 ,1 "'\l1tnt that might gt'<' the
pant•I h)< 11.1 ltH though1 for 'i.3\lng
perhap' •he \l'\th or ~'en 1h patient
,h,1ulJn 1 t'tt· J one " \id ntosh \a1d
Cruise send~ felons up the river
FORT LA UDERD..\LE. Fla
(AP) -Thmy fug1 t1ves ..-.anted
on charges ran11na from ar10n
to armed robber) v.e~ lured
aboard a cnuse ship v.1th the
prOmlSC Ofa free aetJ~Ol\ WC('l •
end Instead. the)' JOt a tnp to
Jail. counes of the 8 rov.1!rd
Count henf'rs Offi~
"You \hould have ~n their
fac~s." said Dtt«11-.e Marl
W1chner of the fulJtl'<' squad
"It wa5 total shock "
Opcrauon Bon \.'o)a,ge ran
fo r three: days befo~ lea' ing
pon Thursda).
Letters were mailed earl) this
wcck to more than 2.000 people
Wlth outstao.dlna felon)' wu-
ranu 1nv1tin1 th(m to "romt'
aboard for a thnlhna ottan
'C)\ ag<" at no "o" '" .\bout halt
th<' ktt<'rs fntled t\) reach people
"ho had mo' ed
To ~ualtf) for tht tnp. r«1p1·
en ts mc:reh had to pick up their
uckets in nearb\ Pon F' er
glade!I
4,j th<'\ Vt'atted to board the
boat. thr '0 aJlq~ felon\
queit1oned undc:rco\l er dtta
ll' es aboul their aood fonunt
"The) 'd want to kno~ how
min" ba" the~'d be on the
ship. what kind of food, pm
blina." W1chner said .. We're
t~lhna them what a arut tt mt
they] ha ve"
Offi<'1als attnbuted a lower
th.an expected turnout co the
pubbClty that followed a recent t
~1mdar ttJn& in wa,h1nston
There l maf"\hab al'TC'strd
\()() lu&1t1H'\ who thought th<'\
""<"r<' 1e111ng frt'e Redskins foot·
ball uckets
\iost of th( fug1vues who
too~ ad' antA&e of tht' cru1~
i\ITer asked dcpuUC1 1f the
'o\age wa a lav. cnforument
'illn& ltk( th( football opent1on
"One brother was nand1n1
1hert pok1n1 the other one
sa' in&. T he reason it's takint so
long 1s bccaust the)'tt ch~kint
out vour warrant'," Wichner
-..id
"We were itand1na there try·
int 10 keep from la""1'1na
bccautc that •w exactly what
~~ ~rt d0tna,. M 8ob
~n.anchseru said.
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A4 Or_,. Cout DAILY PILOT/ Saturday, Deoemb« 21 , 1985
Homefront hospitality revisited
~ Coincidence reunites
WWII soldier, f amtly
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BJ PAUL ARCHIPLEY .... ..., ........
Jack LeVan was one of the ~nd1 of re<:nuls who enlisted riaht after Pearl Harbor and found
them.elves in California, miles from
home, awajtina orders lo ship ou1 10 war.
Alone in a stranac place. the soldier
from Micbipn went to church one
Sunday, where he knew he would find
comfort. He aJso found company.
JuUa Woods was anend1ng church
in Hollywood that Sunday, too. She
and Jack struck up a friendship and
She invited him tO have dinner With
her family. ..
LeVan never forgot the kindness
and fnendsh1p the Woods famil)
extended to him dunng those earl)
war days 44 years ago
Although the fnends tncd to keep
in touch. they lost contact after V-J
Day.
George and Julia Woods. and their
children M1m1 and George Jr .
moved. Le Van, who rose through the
ranks from pnvate to captain, got
married. The couple rn1sed \IA chil-
dren.
This year, Le Van wasat a brunch 1n
Grants Pass. Ore., where he and his
wife now ltve. and he was talking
about the kind Californians who took
him under their wing dunng the war
"One of the women at the table
said, 'It wouldn't happen to be the
Woods famtl }'. would it'!' .. LeVan
said.
In one of those strange twists of fate
no one can explain, the woman knew
the Woods. and had their Balboa
Island address.
LeVan contacted Julta Woods -
her husband George has passed awa)
-and on Wednesday the two
families met again for the first ume in
more than four decades.
What prompted LeVan to get 1n
touch after so many years"
.. If you've known the most
pacious, kind, generous people 1n the
world, you don't want to 1erminate
that kind of rclauonsh1p ... he said.
0.-, ............ bf LM .. .,,.
Geor&e Wooda Jr. watchee elater Mimi and Beatrice Le Van at Newport Beach lunch
MacGowan aene Jack Le Van, Julia Woode where famille• were reunited after 44 yeara.
Wilham MacGowan. and dinner
hosted by Julia Woods at the Village
Inn on Balboa Island Also part1c1-
pa11ng were George Woods Jr .
another Balboa Island resident. a
sister who was born after the war. and
their children.
"It's really very exciting," said
M1m1 MacGowan "I was about 15 or
16 when we met Jack. I remember ht:
was one of the first to land m Hawa11
after Pearl Harbor and he sent m~ an
HOAG ME MORIAL HOSPITAL
November Zl
Mr and Mrs Ri chard Gilmore.
Huntington Beach. gJrl
November %%
orchid le1.
"My mother encouraged me to
wear it lo school It JUSt made a
smashingsensallon Now here we arc.
catching up after 43 years.
··Everyone looks different. ol
course, but after )OU '>It down and
start talking you recogn1Le man-
nensms."
Le Van is officially retired now. but
serves as chairman of the board for
Wildlife Images. an organization
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lawrence,
Hunllngton Beach. boy
Mr. and Mrs Glenn Mehner. Costa
Mesa. girl
dedicated to rchabil11at1ng and re-
turning to the wild animals that ha ve
been orphaned or inJured.
The LeVans are on their way to
Florida fo r the hohda)s. The)'°ll be
taking new memories of old friends
with them.
"It bnngs back memones of lhe
good pan of the war." LeVan said of
the reunion. ··of th e patnotic attitude
of the people here and how kind they
were to me"
Mr and Mrs. C harks Pfeifer. Hunt-
ington Beach. girl
Mr and Mrs f rank Leal. ( oc;ta
Mesa. gul
December 3
'Does the current h eal wave affect your
Christmas spirit?'
Jan Lubratlch
Huntle1toa Beach
Ceasu1 letervlewer
"No, 1f 11 were cold in Cali-
fornia we'd all have apoplex)
We couldn't dnvc. Beside'I,
the warm weather makes shop-
ping easier."
Valerie Gra\'tl
Costa Mt1a
Bookkeeper
"We're go ing to Arizona tht'>
year so the hot weather 1~ JU~I
getting me used 10 what 11'11 bc
like there "
Robert Sonolell
Huatla1toa Beach
Radlololf a11l1taat
·Tm from Canada ~o I'm uSt"d
to ll being t•ohJ during
Chmtmas. h's nice though
because you don't ha ve to put
up with the cold weather once
('hnstmas 1:. over."
Gary Scott
Co1ta Mesa
Gas company employee
"No. not at all. I'm from
Colorado. I moved to
Southern California for this
kind of weather ..
The re union included lunch at the
• Eastbluff home of M1m1. now Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Morlok. Hunt-
ington Beach. boy
Mr and Mrs. Harold Manm. lf'\1ne.
boy
Mr. and Mrs. David Larsen. Newport
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Mr. and Mrs. C1regory Orange'>.
Newport Beach. bO}
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December 4
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Mr and Mrs. Ralph Duane. Irvine.
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Jan and Lance Dunmire. Newport
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Rlley appoln ted
Orange County Board of Supcr-
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been appoin1cd b) Gov George
DurkmeJ13n to ..en e on the Cali-
fornia Council on Mental Health.
Cbarlt1 Lelaeaweber
Newport Beach
Writer
"Ye!>, 11·., made me much
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Debbie Wagner
Costa Mesa
Student
"Not at all. I'm from up North
and I've cxpenenced cold
weather. It's much nicer here ..
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"The weather doesn't alTect "I don't really care for
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Bnm ngton
Laurl·n I I ullon 'tar\ \lar' 3'> J
mo,1c allrn<> "hme child" J pa"n
in a chtld·'ilcallng nng The \lllr') .... 111
bhng H ammer tu H oll}~ood anJ
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Macht al~o 'tar
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IN COST A Mr~A
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Bo Derek
set in new
jungle fil111
LOS ·\NGELES ( ~P)-John and
Bo lkrek wall soon be otl'to lndonc\la
to scout lcx·auons for another 1ungk
picture for the former Jane of
"Tarzan "
The new film, "A r1gcr b' the
Tail," 1 set on the Inst da y of World
War II and will 'ltar Mm l>t•rclo... "a
John Wa)'ne type and a beat-up old
tiger." said Ocrt'k.
Derek, who will dtr~l. ).Hd he.'
hopes the "funn y. silly, ~1r11nge. little
adventure story' will b( the fir!lt of :i
series of independently financed
movie~ to star Mass [)(rd ..
"We don't want the 'tud1os -and
I think tt'i. safe 10 ~'Y they don't ~ant
us." ~td Derck.
Another film in 1hc package ls
"Drive" a modem Wc'itcm about a
cattle dnvc. Mi s Derek. won't nde
nude. u 'he did in '•Bolero." but
Derek added. "We don't bt' do1n1 a
aoody-two sh~s ktnd of movie You
know. Bo' a very ~xy airt."
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I Special services to c~lebrate Christmas
Oranae Coast churches will bold
special services to commemorate the
birth of Christ. • • • Two randleli&ht services will be
held Christmu £ve at the Commw-
ty a arc• C•sreaadoul, 611
1-leliotrope Ave., Corona del Mar.
The 7 o'clock service will feat ure the
adult chancel choir, and at 11 Carol
Osilind and Karen Anacker will
present solo voice and harp aecom·
paniment. Traditional carols for
COOlf'CPUOnaJ singing will be in-
cluded at both. • • • Festival services will be held at
7:30 Christmas Eve and 9:30 a.m.
Christmas at St. Pa al'1 IAtlaeru
Q ud of Lquna Beach, 1190
Morningside Drive.
"special music on Chnstmas Eve will
be held at .S, 7 and 11 at the Newpon
H&Mr Latlaeru C.arc•, 798 Dover
Drive,
A children's service at 7 Chnstmas
Eve will be the first of three planned
at a.mt L•tlleru Cbarcll, 760
Victoria St., Costa Mesa. A
candlelight service will follow at 11.
and a prltise ce1ebration will take
place at 10:30 a.m. Christmas Day. • • • Newport Beach. Baby-sitting will be
provided at the frist two, and the last
will have Holy Communion. • • • Special music is planned at the 10
a.m. service Sunday and at 7:30
Christmas Eve at the Lapaa Beacll
lJaJted MetlaodJ1t Cbarcll, 21632
Wesley Drive. • • •
vice 1s planned at 10:4S p.m. at the Day services will be at 11 a m.
Net1•bor•ood Coa1re1at10HI • • • Cll1r~. Laauna Beach. At Ml11loD Latlaeru Cllurcll,
• • • 24360 Yosemite Road. Laguna
A family Christmas worship will Niaucl, a family candlelight service
be held at Sand a candlelight service featuring the childrtn's choir will be
with chancel choir panicipation at held at S Chnstmas Eve, and at 11
11 Christmas Eve at the Lapu the senior choir will sing at the
Pre1byterlu Cllarcll, 41 S Forest candlelight communion service.
John T. Steinbock will say a Mass at
9 a.m. Dec. 29 in the Women's Jail. . . . ,.
A Christmas brunch to benefit the
Community Clinic (fonnerly the
Free Clinic) is planned by the Laau a
Beacb Uoltarlu Ualveraall1t1 at 11
a.m. Sunday at 429 Cypress Drive. A vc., Laguna Beach. • • •
• • • A family 'service of. prayers and • • • Mic Bell of the Pacific Jubilee carols around the fireplace at 7 A Christmas play focusing on the
Singers and formerly with The Fifth Christmas Eve and a candlelight imponance of believing in Santa
Dimension will be the soloist at the communion service at 11 will be held Claus will be presented at 10:30a.m. Arllta Smith
10 a.m. service Sunday at the fo r members of Laaua Nl1ael Sunday at the Ora.nae Coa11 Uail-Ch h h
Slaeperd of tlae Hilla Ualted Cllarcll Mla111ry at 29121 Kensington ariu UaJve raall1t Cba.rcll, 1259 UfC QflQTS
of a.n i t, 30121 Niguel Road, Drive, Laguna Nifucl. Victoria St .. Costa Mesa. Performers d
Laguna Niguel. • • will be from the Religious Education school lea er Youngsters from Sunday school Mass at the Orange County Men's Dcpanmcnt.
will present a Christmas pageant at Jail will be celebrated at 9 Chnstmas Arlita Smith who is retiring after 24 s: 3 O p . m . sun day ; a Day by the Most Rev. William R. • • • years as director of the Laguna
candlelight/carol service is set for Johnson. bishop of the Catholic Christmas Eve services will be Presbytcnan Church Pre-school, will
7:30 Christmas Eve, and Christmas Diocese of Orange. Auxiliary Bishop held ~t 6:30 and 8:30 at Rancho be honored at a reception after the ;=======================-------------------.ri~jiiiiiiiiliiiii•••••~I Capistrano CommuUy Q arcb, 10:30 a.m. services Sunday. All 1111/EBTMEllT IN TIME ·~:y~ ~:~~~· ~~l:.~~~··0 ~:':"""0·SanJuan ~~ti~~~~~rJ~!~c~~
• • • Three candlelight services wilh A candlelight Christmas Eve scr-
Th ... 9 00 A dron..in mixer and homecoming before joining the staff at the Laguna ur .... ays : a.m. ,.. school. . 10:00 a.m. Sabbath arc planned for returning She and her husband Hal, who
882 w. 15th St. Newport Beach college students by Temple Bat have two sons, have been residents of
Rare Classic Original 1930's Hamilton Wristwatches ...
VINTAGe TIME •N. LAGUNA at Boat Canyon 494-8282 -----•6•3•1-.01111113•5•8----111 Yabm, IOI I Camclback St., New-Laguna Beach since 1955. '=====--w~--------=============r=============::!.J ------------~ pon Beach. The mixer, for college Following her retirement, the
singles 18 to 25 will take place at 8:30 Smiths will vacation in Australia and g t1:alQl lQti:a~lQIW:.lQlti=1••S11 IQ 111¥1Qt11:at1:alQ~IQIQlQl lQA ,, p.m. Wednesday in the multi-New Zealand, and when they return
C SPENDTiflS
HRISTMAS
WITH CHRIST
St.Andrews
Presbyterian
Church
Sunday, Dttember Zl, 1985
Chm1ma~ Sunda~ me'*Jlo!t'
"CHANNELING CREATIVE POWER"
CHRISTMAS EVE
CANDLELIGHT SERVlCES
Tuetday, December 24, 1985
Chn<1ma> Me•.,aiie
hy Dr John A Hufimd n Jr enml .. J
"I'D RATHER HAVE JESUS!"
'i l'\1 i l'\, Q l\, and II 0l' P~
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mi In 11\( "•'l.(n'l(<Hll•ri ., uh Sin t p, I ~mirun urrllr 11r~1111 1
N.Xl St AnJrew' Road
1'.euporr Be~.-h C.1lii11rn1~ 17141 t111 ·ll'l'<l1
Or. John A. Huffman, Jr.
Put or
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The UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
C0tta M ...
FIRST UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
19th St. & Harbor Blvd
Church School 9:30 Worship 8:30 and 10:45
Charles 0 . Clark. Minister
Cotta M ...
MESA VERDE
UNITED METHODIST
CHURCH
1701 a.tier
Wor1hlp A Church School
a:30-10:00 •. m.
Dr Wilham E Steel 979·8234
Newpo<t 8eecti
CHfllaT CHURCH I Y THI HA
UNITID MnWC>Ot8T
1400 W Balboa Blvd
173-JeOS Rev Lawre· :e T Young
......... I Chun:ll kllMI .._. AJll. ...... , ...... kllool .... 0.., c ..
7·30 A.M ... :00 ... M.
Hun11ng1on a,ach North
COMMUNITY UNITED
METHODIST CHU .. CH 6662 Hell Ave 842-4461
Worehlp a.nic. l :JO I 10:00
1:30 lundar k hoot 10:00
FountaJn Valley
FIR.IT UNITED
METHOOllT CHtMCH
18~25 Bulhard St
112-25N
James A Hedley. Pastor
Worehlp & Church lchool t:30 A.M.
NEWPORl CENTlK
UNITED MCTHOOIST CHURCH
1I01 Met9uettte A ...
CoronadelMer
M4-0741
ant..( .........
J;Je I H:M Pl
R•y. Bur. R. H
' SMu kl 'lPDeJtp at a
C!Macl t1/ ~,. ~"k'
7'u 1P~J
Child ant'' K anJ wwrtl(t'T' 1mJ1lt1h11
for 11\i ~ l\1 & 7 l\' ,.., 1 1.-r1 11nh
PRESBYTERIAN CtUCH
Of Ttt: COVENANT
11ruc:e A. Kunte, P•tM
T wry McCanne.
OlrectOf" of Adult Mlnlttrles
Pierre Allegre.
Olr.CtOf" ol High &hool Mlnlstrlee
Tin• Aic.ru. Olr.ctOf" ol Chlld,..,,'1 MlniatrlN
S..J ......., -l:JO & 10:00 a.m
a.dlS...-
aM..lln AMI 10:00 I.II\. .......,""." ..... _
1:30 & 10:00 ....
( .... Sentt• -7:00 p.111..
2850 Fairview Ad .. Costa Mesa 557-33-40
CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH
CMIMOurl Svnodl
7IO Vic:lorla S t., Cotta a.... Lother V. Tornow, Paator
'31·1811
._ ....... ~ ... Of
WC>ftSHltt SERVICE 1:00 10:30 AM
ScnlaJ Scheol & _.,. Biiie Class
9:20 A.M.
Clwistian Elemtnt•J School 541-aees
SJ_ MARI
PRESIYTfllAM CHURCH [astbluirOr & Jambortt
Newport Beach
R'w w1n11m McQuold Pasto1
4sst Paste• Rober! P Slewart
Rod11tr Whitttn Mu"<. Oue.:101
ltnM, t :ll A.I.
(Matitt QnMS 11:45 A.I.
fln•y Care
F0t Info: Cal g.u.uu
SHIR HA-MA 'ALOT
• HARBOR TEMPLE RIFORM
M1b!lo Btllllld P ~·nr J~mb01" & (HtblvH 0.
Mv\Ot Arot SM!tl NtWOofl 8ud1 C1
ld1101or ~ ~ foi into tlll
NW•'"'" lIJ 6'1 llOJ
t • a • a
8ebbath Service•
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CtUCH OF RELIGIOUS SCINCE
.._...,"' tllt UMld °"""""' .......... ~ 2205 MAIN STREET. SUITE 23
HUNTINGTON ll!ACH, CA 92848
Aduttl & Jf Churctf e:oo. 1:'5 a 11:30 Rev Peggy e .... u For lnfOfmatron
Ht-1331
f
n 11 purpose room, and the Sabbath she will pursue her hobbies ofbik.ing.
II N H b L h Ch h ~ service will be held in the sanctu ary snorkling, shelling, reading and danc-1 ewport ar or ut eran urc I on Friday. ing. ! 798 DOVER DRIVE I f-r.:-P.&:_,..'Y<-:!:1-l!ll!i....,,..~-'.'!I~~...,...~-~-:~-~-:·-· ~-!.-. -. -.-~-.-*'-.-:-~-:1!11-~-:1-~-~
11 NE WPORT BEACH, CA 92663 8 a (714) 548-3631 a
I Pastors: Roger J. Berg and Kim Eifert Krogstad I a I ~ Come Celebrate I
Q We'll sing praise unto the Lord in a setting of warm ~ I candlelight and brilliant poinsettias. Everyone IS welcome on a
,, Christma~ Eve f~r services at 5 P.M ., 7 P.M., and 11 P.M. Holy I
11 Commu~1on will be ce_lebrated at the 11 P.M. service only. I I Pastor Kim Krogstad will be preaching at the 5 P.M . service, I J and Pastor Rqger J. Berg will preach at the 7 P.M. services. I 8 Mrs. Diane Frisbee will sign for the hearing impaired at the 5 n a P.M. service. Babysitter available at 5 P.M. and 7 P.M. II a . Arri~e 20 minutes early and en,·oy festive Yuletide I
,, !"us1c featuring t~e NHLC choir and so oists with specia l I
II instrumental music at the 11 P.M. service. All three services I ~ will include glorious Christmas carols and spec ial musical I
n selections. J
11 Won't you please join us for this meaning{ ul worship I I in honor of the Christ Child! a
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NEWPORT HARBOR
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Rocer J. Berc. Pastor
Kim Eifert Krocstad. Pastor
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Sibl•llt:JI•
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WlllllP SERVICE
a AM & 10:30 AM
(Interpreter fot the dul 't a AM)
SUfl>AY SCHOOL 9: 15 AM
fbsery C11e Avauble
WElOHE
ST.-.n~Al
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141-ltal
HARBOR CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
IDleclplH of Chrltt)
2401 lrYIM •I lant• IH M!
Newport hac:h
645-5711
Morning Worship I ~M
Sunday School 9 AM
0.M lwanaon, Mlnl•t•r
YCHI WIN I# W~ -And "-l#Ndl
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Main •I Ad•m•, Huntington 8..ch
SUNDAY:
Moring Worship.
Blble School ...... . Evening Worship ... .
~ Youtl\ car.,.. --._, ..,,,_,..
9.00 PM
10·<45 AM 600 PM
....... Fwra. 0..... MelCOlm ' ,.,.,.,, H Kat11*9. Mlnlll ...
Mwge Iden. Olrte10t of CM1t1an Edllc9tl0n
DtAL-A-MVOTlON -.....e0; Office -531-2511 "~II Ctwt.t ~ 1•"
o::=.r~, 21.1985 S UNDAY
8:30 and 10:15 A.M. WORSHIP
Dr. John A. Huffma n Jr., preaching
Candlelight Scrvtc~ 6·30
St. Andrews Presbyterian Chun.TI "''' c;, Andt<''" Rn~J '~" pori Rt-A< h C. Jht .. rmA
•il41 till!~!!\'
IEW THOUIHT CHllllTIAi OHUllCH
110 •• 11ttt It., o •••••••• (T•·~=-·· .. If 1114) .,,.. .... ..., .......
Candlelight Service 6:30 °'. °''"" C. Jackson Bible Study CIH19·15
Sundlr ltlormnt Mfmtl. Ht*'t I lflmor Church l 0 JO ......................
Laguna Presby terian Church
.. Cb rucb of CblmH"
• ....., ct.cl "' .. s. c-ty. SlllUI ... s.-. ltlUIN ...... I Sadat WonM, 1:00 • 10:10.. I ~lllNTT Can ,.,...UW•S!Hg Sdool lor all .,;,_
Wetldat ,,...._ FOi CllJbH, fOlltt .t Adll/U
416 fore:at Ave • Phone 494·76M
Dr. Mt1w J T .... ,. an. Cr*-.... Dr. Elw•• Clldwll
DIAL·A-PRA VER-494-PRA Y
Come wo rs hip the n ew -born J esus in
the 2.000-y ear living experience of
the Orthod ox Christ ian Churc h :
Moncla\. lk1Tmlwr 1 :~ Grew /lo uts (Psalms &
H1#Jk kl'CffiiflgJ. 5:30 p.m.
VC'spers. St. Basil Uturgy.
t>::W 7·:w p.m.
I 1 w .... cl.1\. I kc·t·1111>t·r :l·l IJ11•111<• l.11urm1 o/
Cliri~flllClS. 7 /).fll.
WC"cl111· .... cl,1\·. l>1·1·1·111l)<'r 25: Clrn ..... rmn~ DCl!J l>iL,ifl('
l.i111r9y. JO a .111.
Sain t Paul's Greek Orthod ox Churc h
I~• 1 I .11 lwr < ;1•11ri.:t· 'l !-11c·plia1111l1•...,. (•a-.tor
111l'l 1\111111 P.irkw.1\' • 1111111· ''I\ '1~71 -1 7!)~Jti
7 1 I 7·1.1 '2:Hih
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RABBI MAltK S. Ml.LER
SHMIAT SOVIClS
Fri-I p.111. -Sat.-10:)0 I.Ill.
HOLY COMMUNION
!ACM .WY-MO AM.
r am1ly SefYICts I st fodly
of Month -1 30 Relicious School
Adult Cd Youlh Croups. Sinclt!s
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644-1111 ............... -·--CantOf' A&an Wefner
Educ:atCM' Mlftam Van AHft• at .............
SA INT JAMES
-WELCOMES YOU
SUNDAY WOR9Hltt 9E .. VICES 7·30 AM -Holy Eucharlat Rite I 9:00 AM -Holy Eucharist Alie II
10:45 AM -Prayer and Praise Eucharist Alie II Church School and Adult Education -9:00 & 10:45 AM (Music. sermon and child care at 3 services)
MID·WEEK WOR9HIP
Monday-Friday -8:30 AM Morning Prayer Tuesday -10:00 AM Eucharist & Heallng Service
Wednesday -6:30 AM Holy Eucharist
R.clor, Fr. John AllMJ • Anoe:., Fr. 8f1en Cox, Asalatlng
The Rev. Todd Sorenaen •Mr. Samuel Shafer The Rev Thomas Henry • Mr. William Roberta
SA INT JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH
3209 V1a Lido• Newpon Beach • 714-675-0210
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CilUlicllfl
BRANCHES OF THE MOTHER CHU~. THE FIAST CHUACH
OF CHfllST, SCIENTIST IN BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS
"II 1111 Ullv•ll, llCl1•11 MM,
EwllV• llY 111•c F•at"
Coeta ... ..-flrlt Cfture" of C"rll.!, klenttat
2110 ..... Yefde Dr., Coete..... -
Church • hnder lohool-10:00 A.M.
RHdlf19 ,.._.,mo ..... Verde Dr.-t A.M.-4:JO P.M. Mon. "'"' Fri. Wed. 7·1=80 P.11.-e-t:JO P.11.
lrvlne-flret Church of Chrtet, lclentlet
flaftcho a.. "°"'*' lnt.rlMdlat• lohool •1 llloMteon (NMr Y•) Church a 1-..., lohool-10:00 A.M.
"Hdlnt ftoofft, aJO lletrwa Plcwy., avH• 141, 910ftMr'Mll,....
tO A.M.--4 P.11. Mon. ttwu 9et.
10 A.11.-7 P.11. TIM.tndey
Otlllcl C--Sun4ey I Weon.dey
Huntington hech-f'lret Church of Chrf8t. lctenU.t
""a~. HUftt"'9tOft eHah • C._. a.__, icMet-10:GO A.II. ........ "°°"' 231 .......... Newporl lwh-f'lret Church of Ctwtat, actentt1t
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llleft, ttvu a.t. I A.M.•I , ..... T ..... -1-e P.M.
CMd C.. flflMdM T~ -f » 11 JO A M lot ~ TllM
Newport lwb-hoond Ctturch of Chrllt, lotentllt
1100 Peelle V... Dr., C..... del IW c..-a...,..,.,.. .-A.II •
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Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Saturdey, December 21, 1985 A7
New theory: ChristD'l:as should fall in summer
BETHLEHEM. Occupied We\t
Bank (AP) -New archaeological
evidence indicates Jesus may have
been born in late summer or early fall
of the year 12 B.C.. and 1he star that
led the three wise men to Bethlehem
was Halle)l.'s comet.
Although the theory would dash
traditional Chnst1an beliefs about the
timing of Jesus' birth, Biblical scholar
Jim Fleming said at least the loca11on
ot h1~ birth. near 1he prc!>ent-day
Church of1hc Nattvll> 1n Bethkhcm,
appears to be correct
Fleming, a native of East Meadow.
N. Y lectures on h1stoncal geography
and archaeology at Hebrew Univer-
sity an Jerusalem and 1s dean of the
Jerusalem Center for B1bhcal Studies.
a non-profit educational institute.
He founded the non-denomina-
11onal center 10 vears ago 10 ofTer
Meeting the needs
tougher this year
By POLLY ANDERSON ............. ~.,,..,
A surge in the number of needy <;eck1ng help and.a sag in donations have
left the Salvation Armystrugghng an some areas to give its 1rad1t1onal
Christmastime food and toys to those who seek them, offi cials say.
"We're not walking the walls yet. but we're beginning to get a lmle
concerned." said Lt. Col. W1ll 1am H 1 mes. d1 v1S1onal com mandcr for the
Salvation Army 1n Detroit.
"Wedo have more people we're taking care ofth1s yearthan last year We
were also about$ I 00.000bclow the same period this time last year in
contributions." he said.·· ... When the economy as doing good. contributions go
down. When people are hurting. there as a w1lhngness to share blessings wuh
others."
In Boston. a Salvation Army official's comment that the group m1Rht have
to start turning people away brought.an a rush of contnbutaons this week. But
1 n Cleveland, officials did cut ofT new a ppl 1can ts for Chnstmas aid Monday. at
least for the time being.
Lt Col. Leon ferraez. the group's nauonal communications director in ~ Verona,N.J .,saidthenumbcrofpeople seekangshellerjumpedfrom I 9
million in 1983 to 2.45 million in 1984. counungboth transients and resident
homeless, and "we thank we have an even larger percentage of1n crea'ie in
1985."
He didn't have any precise figures on requests for aid other 1han housing.
but estimated that at was up about I 0 percent tht'i }ear.
The Salvation Anny, a religious group that •~ organized lake a m11l1ary
unit. has about 1,000 centers tG aid the needy and homeless. plu<> Q.000 smaller
offices that can refer people to the larger centers. Ferrae 1sa1d.
Money put in kettles manned by Salvation Army bell-ringers "seem~ 10 be
a little bit up. but the general income is down," he said. Spot check<> from the
first week of the Christmas donation season show that mail dona11 ons were
down about 8 percent, h.e estimated.
But in some cities.even the kettle donauonsaredown.
Bable courses for Protestant m101s-
ters, Roman Catholic pnests and Lay
school tt'achers.
Scholars in the 4th century used
Ne w T estamcnt references to choose
Dec. 25, tht' year I A.O. as the
b1rthdate of Jesus.
"But 11 appears they made a
mistake 1n $Uessing," the 42-year~ld
Fleming said dunn& a seminar with
students and 1oumalists soonsored bv
the government press office 1n coorr
erataon with the Ministry ofRehaious
Affairs
Fleming said h1~ theory about the
liming of Jesus· b1nh wa~ based an
part on an unpublished work by Jerry
Vardaman. professor of archaeology
at the Cobb Institute of Archaeo10$Y
at M1ss1ss1pp1 State Un1 vcrs1t y. 1n
Starkville, Miss.
Modem scholar-s ha ve found
Jim See with 2 -month-old .on. Ke"rin Michael.
Symbol of Christmas cultivated
Paul Ecke Farms ----iggest producer
of holiday plant
ENCINITAS (AP) -As surely as
he wreaths that appear on front
oors and Santas that pop up tn
bopping centers. the recent deluge of
lossoming poinsettias in stores and
arkets can mean only one thing -
t's Chnstmas time.
This flowery sign of the hollda)
season likely "ouldn't be 1n such
abundance were 11 not for the efTons
of Paul Eckc Jr .. a second generation
poinsettia grower whose north San
Diego County ranch 1s the world's
largest supplier of the tradiuonal
Christmas flower.
"We're in the business of creating
beauty," Eckc said as he surveyed has
900-acre ranch while workers
prepared the final shipments of some
400.000 potted poinsettias desuned
for retail outlets throughout the
Southwest.
· "We have two goals." he said. "The
first is to provide the consumer with
something he or she 1s e~c1ted about.
The othe r 1s to pro' 1de (other
po1nse111a) producers w11h a product
that 1s going to be easier for them to
produce."
That second goal 1s the 11.feblood of
The Paul Ecke Ranch. named after
Ecke's father. Paul Sr .. who started
the Enci nitas operation an 1923 and
now serves as the ranch's senior
adviser.
The ranch's 18 greenhouses. span-
ning 22 acres. annual!) pro-.1dc
millions of cu111ngs of the nat1 "e
Mexican plant to commercial
growers throughout the l 'nited States
and 25 foreign nation~ including. for
the first tame this year. hina.
··Mainland China 1s developins an
infrastructure that includes flonsts.
and the government 1s (economi-
cally) backing the production of
green houses and re ta 1 l flower shops."
Ecke said.
"They have recognized the need of
the human soul to have flowers 1n
their hfe. Poinsettias arc no"' pubhc
policy an China."
Ecke said the ranch has grown
"tenfold" an the 25 years he"s been
running it. but he declined to discuss
the annual earnings of the multi-
mil hon dollar operation because it's a
fam1I) owned and operated business
Ecke's chief breeder. Franz
Fruehw1rth. is almost one of the
famtl) afler 23 years at the ranch. and
Ecke says "we are what we are because
of people lake Franz," who has
developed several of the 22 varieties
of poinsettias grown at the ranch.
Fruehw1rth 's latest creation is the
"Personal Poinsettia.'' a twig-like
miniature plant that grows out of a
thimble-full of soil one inch an
diameter
"That's the tnck." Ecke said of the
plant that took two )ears to develop
"That'~ wh) it's so unusual and wh)
we're the onl) ones to do this."
The tin)' flower holder hangs from
the top of a four-inch tall plasuc
rectangular vase. w11h a stnng wick
the cames water from lhe vase to the
soil plug.
"It's more of an an form than a
production problem ... Ecke said." It's
a real blend of an and science.
without quest.on. h's about the
hardest thing to grow and the most
difficult thing to do. This year 1t will
be seen as a boutonn1ere."
Fruchw1rth said he got the idea for
the Personal Poinsettia dunnit dl'·
velopment of the Bonsai poinsettia
tree.
"I lo\e to create." he said "You
keep your eyes open and picture
mentally where something could fit.
and from there you keep working on
It. ..
Although poinsettias can be gro\lo n
year-round. Ecke said attempts h\
other growers to market them at other
limes of the vear have failed.
"One reason I thank the) get a rt."al
push around the holada~ season is
because people an the retail bus1nes<>
onl\ see them once a 'ear and thn
can' get \Cf) e'(CllCd about Wiling a
po1n sema:· he said.
"It comes w11h a bang. 1i's an. 11'<,
enJO)ed. it's hecuc. then ~ou're out
So the sellers see 11. deal w11h 1t. then
it's gone ..
Ecke said 1rs sa11sfying to produce
somethin$ that's such an integral part
of the holiday season. but keeping his
farm on the cutting edge of poinscma
hvbnd1za11on is even more 1mponant
"We can alwa)S get something
d1fTerent. but at's a matter of gelling
something better." he said. "It'~ these
d11Terent forms and sizes (ot each
vancty of poinsema I that giH''i p1za11
to the whole thing:·
evidence 1nd1cauna JeSu\ was born
before I A.O., including a rtftrt'nce an
the Book of Matthew that say\ K.mg
Herod was alive at tht' umc of tht'
Messiah's b1nh. Aem1ng said Herod
1s believed to have died 1n 4 B C he
iald
In addition, Fleming said. scholars
recently have found that the census
which the Book of Luke said brought
Mary and Joseph to Bethlehem
probubl} wa\ conducted 1n 12 B.C.
A tablet known a.s the Aem1hus
Sccundus 1nscnpt1on, discovered 300
)cars ago in Beirut. Lebanon, bas
rec<'ntl) been dt'c1 phered, and
schol;trs fou nd that a census was
orderl'<1 b> Oumnaus. tile aovemor of s~ na. In 12 B.C .. Fleming said.
Vardaman. interv1ewt'd by tele·
phone. concurred with Aemtna's
in terpretation of has work..
Unwed couple fight
for son's baptism
GREECE. N.Y. !APJ -Jim \lt
spent two recent Sundays standing 1n
front of a church hold ing a sign that
read. "Help My Son Receive Bap-
tism.··
He said he didn't kno"" 11.-hat else 111
do after recc1v1ng word from thl' Re'
Thomas R. Stall that ht!> infant ~on s
baptism was bc1ngdela~ed becau~ of
questions about whether 'x.e and has
girlfnend were comm med I<> C athoh-
cism.
That stance has become more
frequ~nt within the church "'hach 1'1
res1st!f.g what Stan calls "J iff\ hap-
usms.
"That's his personal f<.>eh ng and
who left him in charge 10 \3\ 1.1. hether
we're good Cathohcr, an,v.a~·· .. \a1d
Sc'e. wh o adm11s he dot·sn 1 go 10
church regular!)' "The 81blt· \CI H
"Judge not. lest ye be JUdg<'d ·
The couple. both d1' orced Roman
Catholics. ha 'e ll\ed t11gl·tha for
about five }'Cars and plan to ffijn)
next year. said the 45-,ear-old S<.e
"That's not the t'iSUl' here .. ~e
said. "The issue '" a kid sutTerang
because ofa persona l Judgmt.'nt ·
S~tt and d1oce~ otfa 1al\ SS\ !ht•
bapt1~m hasn't been dela~cd \lmpl~
because See and "11chelle King . .UJ.
are not mamed or that the' ·rl· hoth
divorced and K.Jng hasn't received a
"declarallon of . nulht}" from the
~hurch for her first mamage.
The' 'wl\ babies bom out of
1.1.edlock and babies born toremamed
~ouples ha' e been baptized, despite
the church'\ oppos111on to premantal
'ie\ and re mamage ahcr d1•1orce The~ 1n'>1St that c:ach bapt1c;m 1s a
unique ca'>C
Last \I.eek \ce met with officials
from the Roman C athohc Diocese of
Rochester whi ch <,er.,,es I 4 m1ll1on
people an a l 2-i.'ount~ region. and
began tal king about ways to S<"ttle the
d1spu1e
There 1s a gro1.1.1 ng reluctance b~
Roman C atholac priesa to administer
1he sacrament~ 1.1. hen people are 1ust
going through the motions.
"~e behe'c 11 s an encounter \lolth
God .rnd 1f people are going to be
tl1ppant then \lo(' don't behe'e the) 're
read' .. said the Re' Thomas ~.full
director ot laturg) fo r the Roman
C atholac D1oce<>e ot Rochester
"That as tairl~ ~tandard response an
the 1980<>." c,a1d the Re-. Gerard
\lo~an. cha1nnan of the Depanment
11f Reltgion at Temple L nl\ers11~ and
a spokesman for the Philadelph1a-
hased .\ssoc1at1on tor thC' Rights of
Catholics 1n the (hurch
"'"----
Paul Ecke Jr. hold• one of the myrlad plants grown on hia
farm in north San otego County.
Poinsettias popular for home decor
Holiday traclltlon
Tile .:t= cactue9 la fl'Olat of tlae Oeorfe Bndba.ry bome
la e, Arla .• are cb n Hd u tlae tbree wiM men.
e 11m.plete wttb croW'D8. robea a.ad beuda. The 2S·Jear
cluf8tmu tradition"•• .... ered .o macb attention that
die llo@M bu become put of a toa.r baa s-cka,e durtac the
bollclaJ MUOD.
The poinsettia has been the symbol houseplan1s. The plants need at least
ofChn stmas for many years in many 6 hours of bnght light per d.a\ and a
parts of the world. History tells us that temperature of 71 degrees dunne the
It had Hs beginnings as a cultivated da) and 60 degrees at night It the
plant by the Aztecs long before temperature 1s too cold. at \lo 111 cause
Chnsttanitycame to this hemisphere. the po1nsctt1as to drop their ka' t'S
Because of its 1ntenselv bnlhant red Drafts and direct blasts from the
color. ll represented punty to the furnace or fireplace will alsocau'e the
Aztecs. Yet they used this bcau1y for plants 10 sufTe r
practical things too. such as making .\fterthe holidays.~ ou ma~ 1.1.>an1 In
an excellent purple dye from the keep your poinsettias as hour.eplant~
bracts and med1 c1nal products to If this 1s so. then a few more s1mplt'
combat fevers. from the latex. step!i will assure )OU of a fncndl~ nev.
In the 17th centur). Franciscan companion to )Our indoor garden/
priests intro<luced the flower into a Place yo ur plants where the}' will get
Nativtt ) procession known as the good hght and keep the soil moist
fiesta of Santa Pesebre. Word of the As the weather warms. tht' po1nset-
incrcd1bly beauttful flower blooming t1as will put out new growth whale still
at Chnstmas tame soon spre.ad holding on to some of 11s colorful
throughout the world. bracts. Prune thC' stems. lea' 1ng ~-3
Today. the poinsettia continues to lead nodes (those bumps along the
flourish. decorating homes. offices stt'm) as the bracts fade. Keep 11
and churches, and is the most sough I pinched or pruned as 11 gr.ows in order
after plant for the holidays. Research to control us size and shape.
continues on to this day to develop -i
new vaneties and sizes to fit all needs. I jC. ~
To keep your poinsettia plant~ I
happy and colorful throughout thC' •
holidays. a few steps should be takC'n. I
First. select a plant Wi th foliage down
to the soil hne and sec that 11 has some
small green buttons an the center of
the bracts. These will open later on.
Upon getting them home, place the
plants where they get enough light like
a place where you could read the fine
pnnt on a bottle. Be sure to water tht'
plants thoroughly so that the entire
soil is saturated but do not leave 1t
standing in water. Pour the ewe~
water out of the 'luccr
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dark closet or other dark ~pot 1.1. hl'rt•
'ou can place the ~1 nsett1a' tor I J
hour; each night 1' p m "" ;i m 1
Remember e'en the '<mJllt''t
amount of hght dunng th1.·~· 1-l ht•ur\
.an dela' the blm'i0m ,,1.k Thi' art'J
should al<>o h.1\l' 3 t1.•mptraturl' ,, ~·'
J l'gree<> a' mut h h<'lo-.. th" .ht•
rmxe~!> \lo ill 31\0 he.• 'lo"'ed
Dunng the da'. SCl' th:it 1he pl.int'
get -l-(l houl" of d1rcu 'unl1ght
Follov. the same \lo atenngand tt•t•J1ng
.;chedule and b\ the tirst of Dc..:embcr
\OU should ha~e a pc.11n ... et11a tha t 1,
coming into full bloom
V. ht'ther \11u \tJ\ trad1t1on.:al ""1th
tht• tamc1u\ rl.'d potnsema or 'i.'nture
"'"' ar1.h .. Jangle Bell-.. · a red and
v. h Ill' J mo.;1 ~potted poinsettia. or
1ht" pin " ~h•t~'< M tho~ 1.1.1th flecks
1 ,,1 H '1u -..111 hc.· ~ure that this
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'Paris, Texas' puts veteran actor on the map
By BOB THOMAS
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LOS ANGELES -Harry Dean
Stanton looked cuctly lrke his scrccn
rmage: punt. hollow-eyed, un-
shaven. clothes awry and hair askew.
It was 11 a.m .• and he emerged
from the bedroom of his cluttered
Mulholland Dnve house in obvious
need of more sleep. He was barefoot
and wore rumpled Jeans and a denim
shirt.
"Do I have time for a shower?" he
asked absently, before abandoning
the idea.
Stanton is unaccustomed to inter-
views1 especially at that hour of the
morning. For almost 30 years he has
quietly pursued hrs profession w1Jh
an extraordinary skill that has maac
him the favorite of top directors and a
few discnminatmg cnt1cs. His name
always appeared well dbwn the cast
lt)t. but his contnbuuon 10 the movie
never lacked intensity.
The actor's suitus has changed
Last year, he starred 1n W1m
Wenders' .. Pans, Texas," the French·
German producuon filmed tn Amen·
ca from a Sam Shepard scnpt. It won
the Grand Prize at the Cannes Film
Festival and brought Stanton rave
reviews. Several cnt1cs deplor~ the
fact that he was overlooked in the
Academy Award nominations.
The holiday season finds Stanton
1n two divergent roles: as a bedraggled
Christmas angel 1n Disney's •10ne
Magic Chnstmas"; as the bumed--0u1
Westerner in Robcn Altman's .. Fool
fo r Love."
Harry Dean Stanton sipped steam.
mg black coffee that day and rum1·
nated over the new tum in his career
atage 59. ··r guess 'Pans. Texas' put me on
the map as an actor:· he said. ··1t got ~ (,1deon the cowbo) turned
me more auenuon than an)' other angel 1n ··one Maaic C'hn tmas ...
~inaJe picture I've been 1n NasiassJa tanton take., a long tep from the K1n~lt1 (who played his e'itranfed Otnt·heaned v11la1ns of his film pasl.
wife) heloed out my image by asking The casting wa\ the noti on of Can.
for me. f don't thmk anyone would ad1an director Phillip Sorw~ "He
have thouaht of me in that way sa"" )Onie kind of lovable Quall!) in
"The picture was a big succe~') 1n me "~1d '\1,1n1on "Not man)' direc-
Europc, and now it's catching on 1n tor\ have, \O I decided to J!Vt' him a
1h1s country on cassene and cable It \hot ·•
didn't get much play in the theaterb It\ an overdue: date with Ror11.o~.
Fox was falling apan at the time. and whu wanted Stt1nton for, the lt'ad 1n
its classics div1s1on (which released .. The Gre~ Fox" Rut the actor ~J'>
·Paris Teus') was closed down " . committed to fra.nc1\ Ford Coppola''
"Paris, Texas." demonstrated that d1!.a~trou!> ··one f-rom the Hean."
Richard Farnsworth won the role ul
ht\ hfe in .. The Grey Fo1. •·
Stanton studied four )'CMS at the
P11urlena Playhouse. whe~ he won a
compbment from alumnus Rohen Pr~ton .. I was ooly do1na P3rt of a
barber ~hop quartet, but he told me
'That wu the line~t p1~ of t1m1ng
I've ever seen "'
rhe )'oung actor also w.u en-
couraged b) Charle~ Bronson who
helped him gel his fi~t film role 1n a
1956 Wc<item "Re,olt at Fon
Laramie ··Since then Stanton ha\ had
no slack penods.
Stanton could be a lead actor "In the ---------------------------
past few years I've gotten pro-1 gressi ve ly away from ·heavies.' That's
how a 101 of people perceived me, and
11 was something I didn"t like. 'Hea vy'
'bad guy'. .. ·villain·. those terms
are such pnsms and label'i. I find
them gross."
Harry Dean Stanton
Coed's drinking pains parents
ROBERT REDFORD
MERYL STREEP
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THE MOVIE DEAR ANN LANDERS. Our
daughter, who 1s 2 1. 1s an al coholic.
She is a senior at a un1 vers1ty 1n our
city. She graduated as valed1ctonan
1n her class, won numerous awards
throughout high school and has
managed to maintain a 3.9 grade
point average even though she drinks
daily and gets very drunk almost
every weekend. She has received two
tickets in the past year for driving
while intoxicated.
This girl was a model student 1n
high school. She always set an
outstanding example for others. was
very co nc~rned abou 1 her
schoolwork, attended church reg·
qJarly, and seldom went out except to
~cots directly related 10 a school
~·vity, such as band or a choir
cert. She Joined a sorority dunng
freshman year and began to dnnk
ally. By the end of that year, she
dnnkrng heavily even though she
orked 20 hours a week and studted
cry night.
She admits she. has a minor ~roblem. In fact, sheean't get to sleep
without a couple of dnnks. But she
has refused outside help. She feels
that she can handle the problem
alone.
My husband and I are falling apart.
It is heartbreaking to see what this
drug is doing to our child. Even
though she is in the early stages of
alco hohsm, her personality has
cha nged. We can no longer trust her.
We have sought counseling for
ourselves and read a great deal of
material on the subject.
The Magical
Holiday Gift for
The Whole Family.
"A VISUAL
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OF ALL AGES:'
-Dennis Cunningham
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UNDERS
Can you give spec1 fie suggestions to
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daughter's friends have told us they
have tried to talk to her but she
doesn't believe she's in trouble. She
keeps saying. .. I know I dnnk a little
too much, but I can handle it ..
I am appalled at how many of our
young people are becoming addicted
to alcohol because they feel as our
daughter does that 11 1s not reall y a
drug. Please address this popular
misconception in your column. They
need to hear 11 again and again. -
HEARTSICK IN OHIO.
DEAR OHIO: Alcobol Is tbe mo11
abased drug of all. Not only can It
me11 ap a person's bead bat It can
wreck the liver, kldJley1, 1tomacb and
central aervo1111y1tem. Tb11 ls to say
notllting of tbe accidents tbat claim
thousands of young lives every year
because of Impaired judgment. Con·
froatatloa 1omelime1 belp1 -wbea
family and friends band together and
lei tbe problem drinker know tbat be
or sbe bas their uacoadltloaal love
and support. Wbea tbe drinke r sees
that be can no longer con anybody Into
believing tbe problem is under con·
trol be may agree to bospltalballon,
wblch In many cases is vital to
detoxification.
Centers such as the Betty Ford in
Palm Sprtn11 cost nothing tor very I
Uttle) If a person bas bo1pitalilatioa
tnturaoce. They have bad 1pectacuJar
succe11 with not only 1lcobollc1 but
dru1 addicts. (Often the problem is
twofold.) Tbey have support groups
tbat meet regularly 10 tbe recovering
alcobolics and drug addicts can give
one aootber encouragement and
bope.
Alcolltollcs Anonymous is an excel·
lent backup for tbose wbo bave been I
bo1pltalized and are determined to
live without drags or alcohol on lbe
outside.
This problem Is not an American
one. Ru11la bas it to an alarming
degree -1110 Fruce and ltaJy. The
future of tbe world depends on our
youth. Tbey need clear beads and
strong bodies to meet tbe challenges
of tbe next century. Tbere it no w.ay a
generation of hooters and druggies I
can make It.
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WEEKLY BRIDGE QUIZ
1 LEFTY.A SQ\l\E
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Peu PaH J " PaH
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hold:
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Pue Pau Pu• I 0
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hold:
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What action do you take'/
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Dally PHii SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21 . 1985 I:]
Maurice Lee leed• Newport to win In San Dlegulto tourney. 82.
Elalna Oden pace• Pacific to upaet In women'• volleybtlll. 84.
Oilers staggerlEdison
Hunttn -on Beach in
60-56 overttmetally
for La Quint~ crown
By CHRIS MONAHAN
0.-. .... ~ ...........
Before Fnday night's Ed1son-
Huntington Beach game for the
championship of the La Quinta
Christmas Clask Edison basketball
coach Jon Borchert .said he did not
enjoy playing against a team in his
own league before league play was to
begin. What he saw was a good reason
why.
Borchen watched as his team
committed 26 fouls in the game and
watched Huntington Beach (4-5) ha t
22 free throws as the Oilers beat the
C~argers (5-2). 60-56. in overtime to
w1n the crown.
"I expected a physical game," said
Hun tin~ton Beach Coach Roy Miller.
who said 1t favored his team. "We
have the bigger size. We should be
able to hold our own "
"We've got some good athle1es ...
said Borchen when asked about 1he
physical nature of the game. "They
are a little taller, but I've go1 some
tough kids."
Despite all those chant1es, 1he
winning basket came on a shot from
nght undemeath the basket b> for-
ward Scott Moberl). Moberl). who
had hit two key free throws tn the last
minute ofre$ulat1on. grabbed a IOO'>C
ball and put 11 in w11h '27 seconds left
"Scot1 really came 1hrough ·· ..aid
Miller. "He was out for football and
has practi ced the least of anyone on
the team "
All-tournament
Most Valuble Player
Steve Pemper (HB J
All-loanaey
Scott Moberly (Hunttngton
Beach): Shane Pariseau (Hunt-
ington Beach); Ken Ammann
(Edison). Doug Katona (Edison).
Am Buford <la Quinta). Jason
Hamlin (El Modena): Ryan
Rycraw (El Modena), Duane
Cooper (Lakewood), Alonzo
Johnson (Santa Ana Valley). _
V1t1 hat Bnan Bettis with a baseball
pass and Bettis scored on a la) ·UP as
1he buuer sounded
The Oilers nearl> d1dn'1 &Cl the
game into ovenime. afler leading
almost the whole game.
The Ollers were leadmg 49-46 with
3 33 left 1n regulatton after two
Moberly free throw~. when the
Charger defense put the clamps on the
Oilers and w<.:nl on a small sconng
run
Smith his a basket and Ken
<\mmann hit d tree 1hrow to ue the
<;(.Ore a1 49 w11h 2 · 56 left
Ammann h11 two more free throws
10 c;econds later and after an Oiler
turnover the ( hargers called timeout
and se1 up a play and an offense to
ta ke some tame ofTthe clock.
They worked the ball around and
w1th 1 ·22 lefl Ammann canned a long
Jum p '>hot to pul the Chargers ahead
b} tour
Huntington pulled to w1th1 n two on
1he Moberl:r free throws with 44
second'> left and Shane Panseau hll a
I :!-foot bank shot with 11 seconds left
to send the game into the ex tra penod
Chrla Cole of Ed.leon lllCh aoea up for a jump •hot OYer
Ed.leon•a Dan Hanan (36) ln La Quinta Tournament finale.
The Chargers had one la!>! chance
10 tie at The Oilers' Shane Panc;cau
missed the front end ofa one-and-one
wi th 11 seconds left. Edison's Rich
Sm11h grabbed the rebound and
dribbled 1he length of the coun. onl>
to ha vc the ball stolen by R 1co Y Ill.
In the first quarter Huntington
c;urpnsed everyl)ne, 1nclud1ng Miller.
b:r comrng o ut with a big sconng run
W11h the score at 4-4, the Oilers
scored 10 straight. 1nclud1ng a three-
(Pleue .ee HB/83)
Edlaon'a Mike Prince applie. defenatve presaure on Hunt-
ington Beach'• Sb\De Parlaeau ln cbamplonahip game.
He scores
just like
a machine
But USC's Lewis
says he ts same as
any other human
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Southern
Cal forward Tom Lewis can'1 under-
stand what all the fuss 1s aboul.
He's only the leading scorer on the
TroJans' basketball team. posting a
20.8-point sconng average through
bis team's first eight games tb1s
season.
That's what he was when he played
for his Mater Dc1 High School team .
.. what else is new?
So when this soft-spoken freshman
receives a reques1 for an interview, he
can't understand why anybody would
be interested in him.
"Everybody asks me so many
questions. I don't see wha1 the big
deal is," Lewis said. "They think I'm
something more than a human being.
I'm just a person. I'm j us1 like
everybody else.
"People expect you to do inter-
views. I guess It JUSt goes along with
playing basketball. It always has."
• Don't get the wrong impression.
There is no anJer hidden 1n Lewis'
viewpoinl. He JUSt secs himself as a
19-year--old who is having fun playi ng
basketball and can't imagine wh y
anybody would be interested in him.
''The whole game 1s based around
fun," he said. "I have fun playing 1t.
Everyone takes 11 so seriously -ltke
it's the last thing 1fyou lose. or like 1t'
a job. It's Just a game."
But it's a game that has consumed
Lewis since the fourth grade when he
first shot baskets in the snow one
winter afternoon in Manch::ste r.
Mass.
• It 's a game he's attacked Wlth a
discipline that pushed htm during
high school to work out with his own
shooting coach and 'o on his own
wei&ht program. That s in addition to
a full schedule of practices and games
with his hiJh school team.
For lcWls, this work ethic paid off.
"
He was a two-time prep All-American
and led Mater Oei to two Clf
(Pleue Re LEWIS/82)
Dickerson
may not play
Runnina back Eric Dickerson
of the Rams sat out most of
practice Friday wi th a hamstrina
problem and will not play in the
team's final rqular-season pme
if he is not 100 percent, Rams
Coach John Robinson said.
The runnina back's hamstrin1
in his fi&ht lea kept him from
penicipet ina 1n all but thrtt plays
at the practice just three days
before the Rams are tchedulcd to
meet the Los Anseles Raiders at
Anaheim Si.chum.
"He couldn't do anythuta."
Robinson said Friday of
Dickerson. "so I'm a little worri-
ed. He ran three playa 1t hllf-
tpeed.''
After hjs brief trial on the lq.
.Dickenon removed h11 helmet
and aboulder ptds and watched
the mt of lbe workout.
Monarchs go after third straight Toi C title
Mate r Dei 8-0 with 37th victory in r ow;
Oc~~n View sui::_vives to go for fifth place
coach 1.'lth what occame a three-point
pla)
\.1a1cr De1 1urned to a man-to-man
defcn'>t.' 1n the final I 36 and 1t proved
taial for the Lions. wh u 'iuddenh
couldn't hold on 10 1he ball ur connec't
from 1he field.
By ROGER CARLSON
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POMONA -Mater Dc1 H1gh's
Monarchs go for 1he1r third con-
~utive Tournament of Champions
crown here tonight at Cal Pol>
Pomona. thanks to a '1ctof) over
Fairfax H1gh's Lions wi th clutch
performance"I 1n every d1rect1on Fn-
day night.
And. Ocean View High's Seahawk~
proved 1he} can wan under 1hc
toughes1 of circumsiances. advancing
to today's fifth place finals agains1.
Here's how Fnday's championship
and fifth place semifinals baske1ball
action went for Mater Dea and Ocean
View:
Mater Del S7, Fairfax St:
Monarchs Coach Gary McKnight
found himself asking for plenty from
all hands agatnst a solid Fairfax club.
led by JUntor Sean Haggins (22
points).
And has been the case for the past
Kareem
scares
theCavs
His 29 points lead
Lakers to I 28-116
win over Cleveland
RIC HFIELD. Ohio (AP)
Cleveland Cavaliers' Coach George
Karl has fou nd one word to descnbe
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar: scary.
"Kareem was so good in the third
quarter that it was scary," Karl said
Friday nt&ht after Abdul-Jabbar
poured in 29 ~tnts. including 13 in
the critical third quarter, to lead the
Los Angeles Lakers past Cleveland
128-116.
The victory avenged the Lakers'
only home loss of the season. a
129. t 11 defeat at the hands of the
Cavaliers on Nov. S.
"The last time. we didn't run. and
we d1dn't8rcssurc them (defensively)
out to 2 f cet." said laker guard
Earvrn "MaJic" Johnson. "Tonight
we accomplished both tho~ things
and rebounded. too. We played our
pme and didn't let them play their
pme."
Cleveland kept the National
Basketball Association contest ciosc
until the third quarter and traded by
four. 71-67. with 9:27 to 10 in the
period.
The Lakers, however, 101 con·
S«Utive baskets from Kurt Rambis,
Byron Scott. James Worthy and
Johnson for a 79-67 lud. After
Cleveland's John BqJey made 1 short
jump shot. Abdul-Jabber ICO~ six
points an a J4.second spen and the
lakcrs went on to a 102-82 lead
en~rina the final quarter.
"Kartem rully 101 1t ao•na. and on~ he d°" th1t. It's all over,"
Johnson uid.
Oevdand. 12-1 S, sot no closer
than 12 in the fourth Qu1ncr
3 7 straight stans for Mater Dc1. wha1
Mc Knight wan ls Ml Knight gets. and
even more. •
W11h guard Tom Peabod} d1rcct1ng
1he auack and s<:onng seven po1nh,
shoo1ing guard John Mounce nc111ng
14 from the pen meter in 1he final
1hree quancrs and 1he 1-2 punth of
6-10 LcRon Elli'i and 6-9 \iuan
Thomas rnmb1n1ng for :!7 points. 1he
Monarch'> made Fa1rfaJt their eighth
stra1gh11,1cum this )Car But ll didn't
come eas)
Fa1rfa ~ led 23-16 1n 1hc sernnd
quaner and pulled 1nl0 a bnef 46-45
lead With 5 28 to pla}. before I homa"
and Mounce h11 buckc1s 10 put thl'
Monarchs in a lead the' 'd nm
relinqu ish ·
Ellis polished ofl Fairfax with 14
seconds to go on a I :!-foot Jumper.
whtch McKnaght described as a
"What tn the 1hat'<; a hellu\a
shot'"
The Monarchs were nuro;ang a
53-50 lead when Ellis surpml·d h1-.
.. I though1 Mounce showed he can
s1ep 10 .incl ha\e a big night 100 ··said
tht• happ} ~'1l Kn 1gh1. who wa1ched
hi'> team record 1he mo,1 1mpn.•ss1H'
\ 1cton of the tournJment 1hrough
three round'>
·our h1g mt·n arc plJ)l'f' and ""t'
had a \ophomf)re I Kn 1n Rt•mbt:n)
lumc uff1hc tx•nch who dtd a good Joh
wo ·· Jdded ~hK n1ght "I !eel realh
guo<l The kids .ire s1anang 101ell ..
f t1r ~1ounce 11 "'as his bc'it cfTon ot
1hc '>Cason. and 11 couldn't haH' come
at a belier 11me as his pen meter 'ihotc;
too~ the hean ou1 of Fairfax\ up~1
hope'>
Haggins dro'c the \.1 onan:hs to
d1s1ral11on 1hruughou1 the game w11h
22 points. bu1 1n the end 1t was Mater
Dea\ balanced depth, capped h) the
man-10-man defense 1hat pro\ ed
'iupenor
The Monarch' meet \clnta Mon1La
(6-01 tonight di ~uo 1n the title
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Tlae La.bn' ltal'Mm Abdal-Ja.,._,. OJ99 01M of b1a famou
~·•oou nu Clnelaad CaTaller defender ROJ Blmon
for a buket lD tlae eecoed qauter ol PTtday ntctat'• NBA
.. tc1aap la IUcllfteld. Oblo. .
I
decider aller the \ 1 ~angs dropped
Capistrano Valle~ ,~.1 1 from 1he
roster ot unbea1en'> ""llh a hall-Loun
shot al the buzzer in a 54-53 thriller
Ocean View SS, St. Bernard 4S: The
Scahav. b had a lot to o' ercome -
beginning \\.llh the ab~nce of threc-
~ear staner Blaine Dt-Brouwer for ~hat appear\ to 1hc lir'>I ot a ,.,..,,.
game ~uspen\1on tor hi\'"' oh C'ml·n1
1 n an .illt•rcat1on ""11 h rl'ferl't'.' ..\I
H.il ~ne\ \\ l·dnesda' n1t1hl
OffinJlh Dl:Brouv.n I\ un
a' atlaok 111 pla~ · !ltl1u.tlh 1ha1
means the \eaha"~' nel·d ht'lp JI
guard
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and Ocean \ 1e" 's '>hooter.-. appart"nl-
1) refusing 10 shu"" up in tht' tir,1 halt
1he Sea ha"' ks struggkd 111 ;1 14 14
haltltme lead
Their onl\ sah auun "'a<, thcU \l
Bernard v.a~ '>Uffenng 1hrou~h J
~1mtlar e'penenle trom the ticld
t. Bernard pla\Cr\ 1.nnnettl'<l 11n
1u~t 14 ot 4" fur 1he game. 4 111 22
through 1he tirs1 halt The ~ahJ"' i...,
1.:ould manage onh 14 ot N trnm thl'
fidd through three yuaner'> lhl'n
tinall~ l'3ffil' 1hrough w1t h X tnr 111
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.ippt"aran,t m1rr11r1·d h•' karn,
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admn11:d .. .\nd \ .lr\1l\ tl'Jffi\ 1.h•n't
pla\ v.ell 1n l'df1' ~me'> II Ufl'>t"t) 1ht"
, hem1\tr. ·
V.1th fkBrou"u "n thl' ht.·nth the
'il'Jhd"'"' gaml' 'utkred lrom a lack
nt depth and 1rnh thl' l'<•ml'-thruugh
t"llon\ 1H i...f't JUn111r R1l~~ Butler t 19
point\ '\ rebounJ' and 4 hlocked
'>hllt\l 1n aJJ1l1l1n h• thl pl.i' of Desi
Ha1l·h anJ Ton\ f'.tnll•J '>J\ed 1he
(Pleau see MATER OEl /B3)
Keefe 's 31 leads
Warriors to win
North wins Irvine
title with victory
over Santa Ana
8)' RICHARD Dl'1'!'o
~'1tot C.,.,.••••~t
T hl'fl' \ .l \l'l ret be1nt1. ll'PI .irounJ
\l.r1odhndg<' High ~hotll lht·..c d.1"
It \.\t1n't la'1 lllOg tht)Ugh
:-.;lll afkr Fnda~ night. a1 lea,1 .1nJ
prohabh tor the rc!>I nl the sea~1ln
The 'i<.'\ rt't 1~ or v.a~ \dam 1'.eell' .i o-~ <.ophtimllre centrr "He ha., qu11 ~
trct anJ great hand\· \aid v. am1lr'
( oal'h 8111 'ihannon. alter "-l't'lt'
poure-d an \I po1n1<. in leading
\\oodbndtr.r Ill the third-place l'W"'n
ol the lr\1nr Tournament at l nl'l'r
\II\ High
'HC''\ JU't a l..1d that ha~ v.m l..l•J
hard and ha' cl lot of ag1ht -. ..
l\.('t'lr "1th a sot\ touch 111 thl'
basl et and 1mpc.-et·able at lhl· ln-r
lhrov. hnc v.as lhC' l e'\ ti' \I. ood
bndge·~ dClmtn attn& "ll ton n\ l'r
Foothill 1n the fou rth annual 1tlu1
nament
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v.on the fifth-plaC'<' t hamp1on,h1p
carltcr u«-d an old fncnd -Jt"tl
Fner -to l'leat M1\\1on Y1cJO Ff\ er scored 18 points and 1@n1tC'J
tht e'ttra \park the 4ka Kings ntt'dt"J
an the founh quaner to hold off a la tr
D1ahlo rail)
Woo4brtct1e 70, Foota.m H K«ft
~-.~ perfC'<'t from the field (6-for-611n
the fint half, perf«'t from the ltne ( 7
for-7) 1n the a.ame and moni ~<H.1gh
under the board~ 10 <"Ontrol a do1en
rebound a the Wamo~ etlebratC'd •
sv.ctt \l('tOf) 1n rt1>1"t1Cnt1n 1ht1r
·~ Is Ketft, mil ouna and rav.. a
pJayer hannon can build • fr1nch1~
around"
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out ot '~ (Jl 1ualh lOJ team._, ..
hannon said 'Thai·, !')rt'tt\ good ··
1t ~tartt'd when the Wamon t'hipt~ for 11'1 ~')ints in the first
~uaner u•>1ng tha1 u a spnngboard to
1 .H-~ti half\1mr lead 1'.ede h1t a<1l1m
v.1th 4 ~2 lef\ in the half that g&\IC
'W cx)(ibndge a W..1 b lead tn the
$t<'Ond quart<'r It also chma1ted an
8-2 roll the \\ amon went on to 11~
themsclve a comfortable ad\lantqr
the} """ould ~vcr rthnqu1sh
Woodbndae outJCOrcd Football
I '\-6 open101 the third gu.ancr and
Kctlt 1cC'd 1t wtth 4 l l left by 11nk.u111'
ne of his frtt tbroW'-Vtnct Bryan, a
b-6 1un1or. scomS 13 pcn.nta and
heh>Cd out undcmalh a.nd Mi.kt
f"-ee ._ 11tVIRS{8S)
..
Football players
learn to tac~e
the social gr-ces
Prem AP fltpaldle9
MANHATTAN. Kan. -Besides
learning bow to block and tack.le, Kansas
State footbell players arc getting helpful
tips oo which fork to use for salad and bow m
to stretch a wardrobe dolJar. .
Tbcy'n also aening help with public speaking and
how to p~pare for a job interview.
h may not make them better a,lhl~tes, but K.aosa.~
State officiaJs arc confident t.h~ir Total Person
prosram will help students get alo~g in the real world
School officials also hope the program, though
available to all students, will help b~ng su_cccss to a
football program that is the losingest 1n major colJege
history.
The Wildcats. 1-10 th as season. are 295-4 70-40 f~r
the past 51 years and theirwinntng percentage of .391 as
lowest among major colleges.
"Look our athletic program 1s not something we
can wave banners about," said Steve Miller. a fQimer
cross country coach who is in charge of the pr<?8"1~·
"But we feel that by doing these thtn~. we re gomg
to greatly enhance our athletic productivnr. lfa pe~on
bas problems in one area, it generalJy carnes over tnlo
other areas. So anything we can do t~ stave. off t.hosc
difficulllcs in other areas. we hope. will man a fest itself
in athletic excellence.··
"Nobody's a loser forever." said Stan Pamsh. the
school's new head football c~ch. "K.an~s State
University has made a very senous commitment to
bccominaa winner." ..
Athletes already are getting some "Total Pe_rson
pointers although the program won't actually be tn full
swing until next September.
Miller started with sessions on drug and alcohol
abuse and gambling, saying, "Those are two areas we
felt needed to be fully explored."
Still to come arc tips on euquettc, clothing and
time management.
"We're going to teach them how to handle
themselves at formal dinner parties, even what fork ~o
use for salad," said Athletic Director Larry Tra~1s.
"We'll spend a lot of time toachtng them about clothing.
bow to buy clothes. bow to match up colors and styles.
how to make do with less." .
Students also will get help 011 prcpanng for jOti
1 interviews and investment counscLing. .
The help will mainly come fro'!l the coi:nmunat y:
bank presidents for carecr-planntng sessions and
mental health workers to talk about stress.
Quote of ~e day
•
Crt1 CoUluwortb, wide receiver of the
Cincinnati Bengals, on the benefits of playin&. in
the National Football League: "I've dated girls
who were far beter looking than the qu.al11 y of
girls who should be goin out with me."
CS Northrldge reprimanded
MISS ION, Kao. -California Sta~e m University-Northrid~e has been repn-•II•
manded 'br the National Collegiate ~th·
letic ASS0C1at1on for violaung a regulauon ,
prohibiting athletic tryouts. it was announ~ Fn~ay.
The NCAA 's Committee on lnfracuons said 1t
determined that Last December. the school's head
football coach conducted a tryout -not ~llowed un~er
rccruting regulations -_for c1pp.r:ox1ma.te!y nine prospects. It said the unjversaty, athletic admanastrators
and assistant coaches did not know about the on·
campus tryout.
Jn announcag the penalty. committee chairman
Frank Remtngton said that "the head football coach
acknowledged sole respons1b1hty for the vaolataon and
the committee determined that a penalty that affects
football recruning efforts this year would be ap-
propnate."
The penalty precludes the coach from any off.
campus recruiting until Jan. I , a del~Y. of at><?ut one.
month in the normal off-am pus recruiting p<:nod. The
penalty does not affect the university's ehgi.bahty for
television appearances or postseason compeutaon.
Malone leads 76ers past Jazz
Mo1t1 Malone scored a season-high 37 m points -including 19 free throws -as
Philadelphia defeated Utah. 112-105. Fri-
day night. Malone connected for 19 of 22
free throws -high marks in the National Basketball
Association this season for attempts and free throws -as the Sixers won their third straight ... Bttcll WUllam1
scored l l of his 26 points in the third quarter as New
Jersey extended a four-point halftime lead to 15 en
route to a 122-11 2 victory over Houston ... Steve
Stipuovlclt scored 14 of his 16 points in the fourth
quarter and Indiana held Milwaukee scoreless for 4111
minutes late in the game as the Pacers defeated the
Bucks. I 14-102.
Solomon aaya he will retire
REDWOOD CITY -Freddie m
Solomon the wide receiver who he~ped •II•
lead the SAn Francisco 49ers to a patr. of
Super Bowl victori~ ~ ~i&ht years Wlth
the club. announ~day fie wtJI retire at the end of
this year. .
Solomon, who c.ught a career-h1ah I 0 to~cbdown
passes in 1984 to cap one of the best years of h~s career,
has played only part-time this year as coa~h Bill Walsh
worked to act rookie Jeny Rice u:~to the lineup. ..
"Every athlete must face retirement eventually,
the 32-ycar-old Solomon said at 49ers headquaners.
"I don't want to be a hanger-on. I f~I I'm at the top
of my career. I've g~t my hcaJth .. family. friends an,d
many. many memones. When 1h1s season as over. at s
time," he said.
After the announcement. quarterback Joe Mon·
tana and fellow wide receiver Dwight Clark uncorked.a
bottle of champagne and poured It over Solomon s
head to celebrate his impending departure from the
National Football League.
Walsh called Solomon a "brilliant perfo~er ...
He's ~n that player that's come through an clutch
situau ons when called upon and has had a profound
impact on his teammates."
Solomon played quarteTback for the Un1vers1ty of
Tampa beforejoini~g the Miami Dolphins 1n J 975 and
moving to wade rece1 vcr.
Potvin earns record in 2-2 tie
League career record for points by a '
Delli• PotvlD set a National Hockey ~
defenseman ~th a fint-penod assist as his
New York Islanders tied the New York
Rangers 2-2 Friday night. The Islanders earned~ 2-,1
lead deep into the third period before the Rangers lied 1t
on a deflection by rookie Mike Ridley. The Islanders are
unbeaten in their last five games. The Rangers have
won only four of their last 13 home game_s and are 0.6-2
in overtjme this season ... St. Louis .goahe. Rick
Wam1ley stopped 41 of 43 shots to continue his hex
over Calgary and Brio Satter collected throe assns as
the Blues defeated Calgary 5-2 ... Scou Anliel and Pa1l
Mael.eu each scored twice and Winnipeg exploded for
fi ve third-period goals to down Washington. 7-4 ... Moe
Lemay scored twice and rookie goaltender ~eadell
You1 blocked 17 shots over the final two penods for
tus first NHL victory as Vancouve r defeated Toronto.
5-3.
Television, radio
TELEVISION
9:30 a.m. -PRO FOOTBALL: Pittsburgh at
New York Giants. Channel 4.
9:30 a.m. -MOTOR SPORTS: Big Rig 200
truck race. Channel 9.
10 a.m. -COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Cherry
Bowl -Maryland vs. Syracuse from Pontiac,
Mich .. Channel 11 .
11 a.m. -SPORTS SATURDAY: A review
of the major sports stories of 1985, Channel 2.
11 a.m. -WRESTLING: Channel 9.
Noon -WRESTLING: Channel 56.
12:30 p.m. -COLLEGE BASKETBALL:
Georgetown at DePaul, Channel 4.
I p.m. -PRO FOOTBALL: Washington at
St. Louis. Channel 2.
3 p.m. -SKUNG: World Cup men's
downhill from Val Gardena, Italy (tape). Chan·
net 4.
4 p.m. -PRO FOOTBALL: NFL week 1n
review. Channel 2.
4 p.m. -WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS:
Boxing -Mark Breland vs. Hedgeman Rob-
ertson in a welterweight bout; Evander Holyfield
vs. Anthony Davis in a lightweight bo.ut; Tyrell
Biggs vs. Tony Anthony in a heavyweight bout;
all bouts eight rounds. from Virgjnaa Beach. Va ..
Channel 7 ·
4 p.m. -SOCCER: Portugal vs. West
Germany 1n World Cup quahfytng match (tape).
Channel 34.
5 p.m. -PRO FOOTBALL: Raiders'
Playbook. Channel 4.
5 p.m. -PRO BASKETBALL: Lake~ at
Washington, Channel 9.
5 p.m. -COLL EGE FOOTBALL: lndepen·
dence Bowl -Clemson vs. Minnesota from
Shreveport, La .. Channel 11 .
6 p.m. -COLLEGE BASKETBALL:
Miami, Fla. at UCLA. Channel 2.
9 p.m. -COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Rebel
Roundup from Las Vegas. Channel 9.
RADIO
5 p~m. -PRO BASKETBALL: Lakcrs at
Washington. KLAC (570).
6 p.m. -COLLEGE BASKETBALL:
Miami. Fla. at UCLA, KMPC (7 10).
7:30 p.m. -, PRO HOCKEY: Vancouver at
Kings. K.LAC (570).
7:30 p.m. -COLLEGE BASKETBALL:
Long Beach State at Houston, K WOW ( 1600).
7:30 p. m. -COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Ca1
State Fullerton at Portland, KWRW ( 1370).
8 p.m. -PRO BASKETBALL: Clippers at
Sacram~nto, KMPC (710) (following UCLA
basketball).
Spurs take care of Clippers
LOS ANGELES ( o\P) -Alvan
Robertson scored 23 of his carecr-
hiah 32 points an the fir'it halffnday
to lead the San Antonio Spurs to a
119-104 victory over the Los Angeles
Clippers in a National Basketball
Association game.
The Spurs, who led throughout the
pme opened a I 0-potnt advantage 1n
the fo~rth quarter before the Clappers·
Marques Johnson scored seven
straight points to cut the margin to
97.94 with 8:52 remaanang.
• The Spurs regained control with
104-95 lead. and the Clappers never
got within sax points 1he rest of the
way.
San Antonio outscored the Clip-
pers 16-4 in a 5:04 span to take a 32-15
lead. their biggest of the game. late 1n
the first quarter.
Reserve guard Frankhn Edward-;
led the Oippers Wlth 19 potnts. while
Marques Johnson had 17 Ced nc
Maxwell and Lancaster Gordon each
scored 16 points for the Clappers
Gordon had 14 points in the second
quarter.
while Steve Johnson and Artas
Gilmore each contnbutcd 16 for San
Antonio.
San Antonio led 32-22 after one
period and led 66-54 at balfUme
before the Cll ppers outscored the
Spurs 21·7 over a 6: 18 span in the
third quarter to trim the Spurs'
advantage to 9J.87 going into the
final 12 minutes.
Kurrileads
Georgia Tech , LSU, UCLA ,
Pepperdine a lso t~lly w in s
From AP dl1patcbes
CHAPEL HJ LL. N.C. (AP)-Guard Ranzano Sm 1th
scored a career-high 15 points and sparked an 18-0 run
midway through the first half as top-ranked North
Carolina beat Stanford 89-55 in college basketball Fnday
night.
The Tar H~ls. 9-0, led 12-11 wath 12:53 left. buf held
Stanford without a field goal for 61h minutes as tey opened
up a 30-11 lead. . .
Smith came ofTthe bench to hat three straight buckets
-two jumpers and a layup -and fed Steve Hale for a
basket to key the run.
Stanford. which shot 23. 7 percent from the floor an
the first half and 27. I percent for Lhe game. managed just
five free throws during the scori ng drought before
Howard Wnght hit a short baseline jumper wi_th 6:21 left.
The Cardinals drew no closer than 12 potnts the res1
of the way in falling to 5-2. .
Joinang Smith in double figures for Nonh Carolina
were Hale and Jeff Lebo with 11 points each and Brad
Daugherty with 10. Warren Martin pulled down a career-
high 13 rebounds and blocked nine shots. The Tar Heels
ended up with 17 blocked shots and hat 58.2 percent of
their shots from the floor. •
Geor1ia Tecb 83, Te:ut A&M 58: The backcourt
tandem of Mark Price and Bruce Dalrymple scored 19
and 14 points. respectively, as seventh-ranked 9eorgia
Tech crujsed to victory over Texas A&M and into the
championship game of the 35th Gator Bowl college
basketball tournament.
Pnce scored 15 of his team-b1gh total tn the first half
and Craig Neal added 10 more as the 6-1 Yellow Jackets
raced to a 44-25 halftime lead.
Duane Femll, who sat out the first half for Georgia
Tech with a bruised wrist, scored I 0 points after
intermission when the Yellow Jackets led by as many as
27 points before Coach Bobby Cremins emptied his
bench.
LSU u . SE LotlJ1laaa 11: Sophomore forward John
Williams scored 28 points to lead ntnth-rankcd and
unbeaten Louisiana State University to victory over
Southeastern Louisiana in the first round of the tnaugural
LSU Invitational basketball tournament.
The opening game between LSU's defending
Southeastern Conference champions and Southeastern
Louisiana's defending Gulf Star Conference champs was
the first meeting of the two schools in 19 years.
lSU went ahead for good, at 25-24, wath 6:34
remaining in the first half.
The 42-34 halftime score was as close as it got after
that. .
Williams got a standii:is ovation. when he ~as
removed from the same with four maoutes rcmaing.
That's when Coach Dale Brown cleared the bench.
Kntecky It, E. Carellaa H : Forward Kenny Walker
scored 19 points 16 in the fint half, and guard James
Blackmon added 18 as l 3th·ranked Kentucky crushed
East Carolina in the openina round of the Kentucky
Invitational Tournament.
Kentucky. 6-1, will meet Pepperdinc. a 75-68 wmncr
.,...,...._.
Lewia lD flnt half of Unl•eraity of Ken-
tucky Jn.ttational Frlf&y night.
'
over Southern Methodist, an today'schaml?1onsh1pgamc
East Carolina. 4-2, and Southern Methodist will play an
the consolation.
Kentucky shot out to a 13-4 lead on Roger Harden'!.
layup with 14:44 left in the first half, and expanded tht
margin to 18-8 on Blackmon 's free throw at 12: I I.
But East Carolina, behind the shooting of forward
Marchell Henry and guard Herb Dixon. charged back into
the game. .
UCLA 85, Loyola Marymout 7t: Reggi e Maller
scored 18 of has career-high 32 points in the second half to
help the UCLA Bruins hold off Loyola Marymount 1n a
non<onference college basketball game.
Loyola Marymount. down by 15 potnt~ at halfti.me,
got to within 73-67 with 3:27 to play. The Lions cut 1t to
80.75 on a basket by Keith Smith with 29 seconds left.
Another basket by Sm a th got Loyola to within 83· 79 with
three seconds remaining.
Miller had eight points an the last 3: 17 of the game.
including four free throws an final 16 seconds. to enable
the Brutns to improve their record to 4-2.
Sm a th scored 23 points and Forrest Mc Ken tie added
16 for Loyola Marymount, w~ich fell to. 6-3. V1t
Lazzaretti aJso contributed 15 points for the Lions.
Mon tel Hatcher added 16 po in ts and Jerome .. Pooh ..
Richardson contributed 15 for UCLA.
PeppercUae 73, So•U1ern Met~ocUst H (01'): For-
ward Enc White and guard Dwayne Polee tossed tn 20
points apiece as Pepperdine handed Southern Methodist
its first defeat of the season. an overtime dcc1s1on in the
opening round of the University of Kentucky lnvnat1onal
Tournament.
Pepperdine, winning 1t!. seventh straight game 10
improve to 7-1. ~ill meet th~winner ~fthe Kentucky-East
Carolina game an Saturdays champ1onsh1p game whale
Southern Methodist, 6-1, will take on the loser tn the
consolallon.
Whale gave Pepperdtne the lead for good in ovenamt·
at 68-66 on an 18-footer with 3:02 to go. The Waves added
seven more potnts before Southern Methodist's Kevin
Lewis scored with four seconds left.
Anthony Frederick added 11 points and Jon Korfas
scored 10 for the wiMers.
Man~all SS, FrHDo St. 44: Sophomore Skip
Henderson scored a game-high 25 points as Marshall
pulled out to'an early lead and held on to defeat Fresno St
an an intersectional college basketball game.
Ma rshall jumped to an early 13·6 lead before the
Bulldogs battled back to wi1h1n one. 13-12. Marshall then
pulled steadily away and led 25-19 al the half.
Nevada-Las Ve1a1 105, San Diego Sl. 85: Jarvis
Basnight scored 16 points and sparked a 15-2 spun
midway through the first half that launched 12th-ranked
Nevada-Las Vegas to victory over San Diego State an the
Rebel Roundup college basketball tournament.
Nevada-Las Vegas will meet Iona 1n the the
tournament's championship game tonight at the Thomas
And Mack Center on the UNLV campus.
Iona prevailed over Florida 71·70 in the opcntng
game when Bob Colemai:i S;&nk a 15-foot fallaway jumper
with three seconds remaining.
UNLV trailed 23-22 when Basnight came off the
bench to tut a la yup that gave the Rebels the lead fo r good.
The 6-foot-8 sophomore forward added four free throws
and two slam dunks in the run that left UNL V on top
37-25 with 8:25 still to play in the first half.
eisJ'lt unanswered potnts. taking a Mike Mitchell scored 19 po1nt'I
Edmonton College, prep basketball scores
EDMONTON. Alberta (AP) -· LEWIS IN SPOTLIGHT ...
· homBl
championships in h1~ three ye3r') at
the school.
"Everythtn' I did an high \Chool. I
do 1n collqe, · ~wis said "You've
1ust 101 to do 11 1 huk quu.;ker
Mainly, the diffe~ce bctw~cn high
1ehool and collcsc 1~ that you vc got to
think a little more.
Trojan Coach Stan Momson. who
has been surprilCd by the 6· ~
freshman's "level of production,
said that Lewis has not shied away
from anythtnl in collqe.
"He's a JU)' who rttlly hke\ .i
chatlenae." said Morrison. "I didn't
tee that when I was rccnuuna h1"1.
But 1 see it--now. H~ean really snt h1S
teeth and 10 11 it."' . Ukc any freshman. Lewis hu had
to endun an in1ti"tlon perio4ti ~re okkt pla~ will try 10 ID mw-tC
bam physically.
"They do that on the team. They
test you rhey ~y. 'Let's I« what
he's made o ut of.' They do that 1n the
games. too." Lewis said. "You just get
back up and go na}lt back at them ..
You can't kt them know that you're
ever upset or that at even affects you 11
all. You ncv,:r blank."
Lewis tias adapted quickly on the
court. but like every other collcar
freshman, the first year o~ life away
from home brings many adJustments.
"They put us an a dorm. All
freshman lave m the dorm... said
Ltwts, who rooms with teammate
Jim Grande. "It's ~n a linJe roU&}I
slccpmaat naa,ht Fire alannsaotnaoff
every other n!~t. You hive to learn
to adapt to It.
Despite the ~~1iio,n he's 1otte.n
and the succels he s enJoyod. Lewis
~ad, surprislnaJy. that he's never
thouaht about playi ng profcu1onal
ba,ketball He prefers to keep the
1mmrdiaic future as his pnmary concern
Jari Kurri scored four goals -TOUltNAIMNTS
includinJ two shorthanded, -and c..... •• • .,._., CIHlk
Wayne GrcUk)' had six as..~ists to lead Me,,11.11 u . ~~!!c, s1. 44 1o1 .. 51 ~~!:'!,",,.'Ofl .,.
the Edmonton Oilers to a 9-4 victory SOUTH Chlcato s1. 1s. s.ii Fr~•~o st
Over the Los A~les Kings in a Notti\ C•roNl\e "· S••Moid ~s .. .,... Clluk F *111\ftn u •s. r"'"''°" n ~ ,...., National Hockey uc game n· w1tt .. .., &. Marv 76. °"'' New· O• Soui11em "· v-.11ow11 s1
day Dlalit. -~ UCarotl1111 100, A"-"llc CIWl1tle11 jt SW LoYbl&M n. N Tt~et SI • Kum scored has third and fou nh 11 o.p-.,... .......
short-handed goals 1n the first and MtOWIST ~ ....
d od be/": re con""'n1·na on ,.~ •• "· ,,...,.,., .., '"'11'9 t1. Albion "· oT SCCOn ptn S 10 ·~ ..._.,. 0. .. I VW 61, MacMurrly 44 the power play late m the second and W00tttr '7. Mllt•nd.., ~ ._.
an even-strength score in the third. M1c1wes::Z~~!!! n. AOllene o.Mtl• ::: :~., A&.M 511 Dcfenscman Paul Coffey added Ctvl"'"" u JIC!l.onville '°· i) Mlu llllool " threc aoals and two assists.. Mike '~• wtllT •~ ...... .-a.we
Roecrs, on has first shift as an Oiler, ~':.!~iii~~! cf' .. a Mu""' ?i°" .. ~'::1c1e '"" • and Raimo ummanen also ICOred c.tllfOtm. si . ....., ·•"'° s1 kmfOrd n. e>r.xe1 n for Edmonton. Wavne Gretzky's s.i" c.trroll, Mont ... NW N11w..,. 11 ec...-n .,. .... _.
f -i ~n 75, Secreme!llO St '7 n-.t .._. assists Ji vc him 6 7 an .,4 ,aames. OllCo st. M. COIOIN>I• Cllfltti.tt •J Kentucky ... •••• c1ro1t11e ~, Los Anaeles IOllS were scored by COii Of ldello 6S. St Mar11n'& U ~dine 1J. So Melflodf•I 61,
Dave Williams. Bttnie Nicbolls. who ~:i!::'.°r~i.~~ .. 5~·1 ~ OT ~ OtWc
had two soals and two assists, and H~ s1 n. sttnoton. ce111 " ""' ,...., M·-1 Dionne l.lflfllld "· w °'"°" n o.c11 s1 n. 0.11 of c~ ,. .. _ . Metro SI IOI, Westem SI •s Fii '°"'"""' ... Mt St Merv·,
led ,, n th fi t ~., ~, .. ,._" .... Mo 11 Edmonton .r a er c 1111 s.i Frencttco st u. A111U ~. L..eMMnt ClreMk penod and had a S-1 lead \even clfk s. f<lrlt ....
mintes into the wc:ond period $.111•• ~. 1•, •d•mt \1 n Sou111 l'totkl4 ,., ~ Oltoo ss
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BB ..•
PnnnBl • l>01nt play by Panseau. The Charaers
Joielped the Oilen' cause by shootina
1ust 3-for-13 in the quarter .
• The second quarter opened with
much of the same as the Otlen pushed
lbtir lead to 11 points (twice) on a
Jumper by tournament Most Valu-
'ble Player Steve Pempcr, makina the ~~ 24-13 with 3:48 left an the first
jla!f.
: Edison charged baclc, scoring 12 of
Jhe half's final 16 points to trail by
pnl_y three at intermission, 28-25.
: Of his team's rally from the 11
i>oint deficit, Borchert said, "We
l\'aoted a full-court, full-pressure ~me. Deina down 11 with these guys
lfoesn't bother me."
: "I knew they woulii come back,
:they an: a well-coached team," said ~illcr. "It was just like last year when ~beat them by one."
The pme Miller refers to was the
9me for third place in the 1984
venion of the tournament. The Oilers
:Won that one 69-68, when Darren
j;now hit two free throws with two
~onds lcf\.
: Both teams had well -balanced scor-
lng. the Chargers getting four men
:into double figures. while the Oilers nad three.
Topping Edison's scorers was Ken
Ammann. who was named to the
tournament team. with 15. They also
got 13 from Chris Cole. 11 from
:Smith and 10 from Mike Henderson.
: Leading the Oilers and all scorers in
:the game was Pariseau with 18. He
was followed closely by Moberl y with
• 14 and Kcmper with 12. All three
player made the all-tournament
team.
The two could conceivably meet
again before league play -they're
both cntcrcd in the Coast Chnstmas
Classic at Estancia High, which
beg.ins Dec. 26.
Edison meets Laguna Hills in tts
opener. while Huntington Beach 1s
paired against Sa nta Ana Valley.
Huntinfton Beach'• Steve Pemper, the
MVP oCthe La Quinta Tournament, battlea
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Edlaon'• Rieb Holdaway for a looee ball
Friday night ln the tourney finale.
Chargers take
Savanna title .. ..
Ocean-View falls
to Healdsburg in
Grana a Classic
Edison High defeated Mater Dea to
WU\ the Savanna Tournamcnt Fnda)
night and Ocean View fell to
Healdsburg 1n the Granada Classc lo
tu&htight area 11rls basketball
Here's a look:
EdJaoa 7t, Mater Del II: Junior
guard Denise Ogburn poured 1n 24
points and dished off fi ve assists and
two other Chargers scored in double
figures as &ii$0n won the Savanna
Tournament championship with a
victory over the Monarchs (8-3)
Ogburn, the MVP of the tour-
nament, was supported by senior
forward Knsten Wilson. who scored
16 points and led the club with 12
rebounds, and 1un1or guard Michelle
Heon~. both of whom earned all-
tournament honors.
Hennessey scored 13 points and led
the way on offense with seven assists .
Edison (9-1) cruised to a I 7 -12 le3d
after thc first quarter, but a strong
Mater Dc1 second quarter entitled thc
Chargers to JUSt a one-point halftime
lead (29-28)
Edison was I 5-for-I 7 at the free-
throw hnc m the second half -18~
for-24 in the game -a ke )' dunng tts
23-point. third-quarter outburst.
Hollie Formaneck and Gen
Gainey werc thc big guns for Mater
De1. sconng 22 and 18 points,
respccuvel}
Htaldaber1 71 , Ottu Vtew It: TilO
Seahawks came up just short oJ
lmockins ofT 1he No. 8 team 1n mt s\atc's d1v1s1on fl, but pve it quite I
' run before fullma 10 the Granada
Tournament's second round.
With three seconds left LO reiu.-
lat1on. Healds rg's Cherne TappaD
swished 1n two free throws to ue tht
game. 65~65 Ocean View got the beB
wnh three seconds left
Dalene Lawson hn a 25 footer ta
apparently win the pme The re£.
erees, howevcr. ruled Lawson did n()J
release the ball before the buucr. thu'
sending the game mto overtime. ·
Tappan. who hit all bcr shois frorfl
15 to 20 feet out. scored the winn1n1
basket~ in overtime.
A S-tO 1un1or. Tappan 'took gamo-
h1gh honors wnh 33 points Shc wu
I 5 of 20 from the field.
T nna Vlachos turned 1n a stro~s
~rformance for the Seahawks {S-l}
v.nh 28 points and 12 reboun~
Teammate Tcn Zanel!1 scored I
points and had c1gh1 rebounds
complement the effon ..
. Pallotta gets .·
winner, 83-8 l
THOL'~i\"'0 0.\KS -Robef1
PaJlotta·~ 15-footer v.tth four second5
lcft hftcd ( hmt College lf'tne to iA
83-81 non-confcrcnce basketball ~
CISIOn 0' er L 1l Lutheran F nda}
night
The "lcto~ gives (Cl a Y-3 recotd
and v.a~ h1ghhted b)' the sconng aGCJ
reQ<>unding of ~rwin A.pplebe~
NORTH WINS IRVINE TOURNEY. • • OCC javelin standout
will transfer to Oregon From Bl
Sullivan tossed in 10 -all from the
field -to support the fine effort of
Kccfe.
The rema1Ding members seem
intact, and when Shannon gets his
favorite guard healthy -6-0 senior
.David Townsend, who's out with an
ankle injury he suffered in football -
the Wamors (7-2) w1ll be even
tougher to beat.
.. When we get him." Shannon said.
.. he's gomg to gjve us a lot more
balancc and a lot more depth."
Keefe. who has scored 1n double
figures 1n every game thus far.
1nclud1Dg a 26-point performance
against Canyon. was the difference in
this one.
thoughts and ma1nta1n a lead 1t had
held throughout the game.
Sea Kmgs Coach Jack Emon.
howe ver. was quick to point out that
Fryer is supported b) a strong cast
and the Sea Kings cannot improve as
a team unle-;s certain 1nd1\1duals
come around.
CdM (7-1 ), whu:h has lost only to
Foothill this year. a heartbreaking
56-55 decision in the fi rst round of the
tournament. had solid performances
from guards Doug Green and Todd
Bearbower. Tim Chns11anscn (6-4),
who according 10 Emon fills a lot of
holes on the Sea Kings defense.
helped contain M1ss1on V1c1o's 6-7
standout Tim Knowles. who finishe.d
with 21 points.
and Fryer 1s helping the Sea Kings
stay thcre. o far
Mter taking a 28-23 halt11me lead.
thanks to a 19-point first-quarter
outburst. the Sea Kings cooled things
down 1n th e third quarter before they
prepared for the wild fourth.
Fryer. a steaming fourth-quarter
player with loads of pretty moves
inside to the hoop. '>lowed down the
D1ablos even when he was missing -
which wasn't often
He sank two clutch free throws with
5: 12 left 1n the founh quarter that
upped Cd M's lead to 4 7-35. The Sea
Kings built another I I -point marga1n
with 2·53 reama101ng when Fryer put
in two more at the hne. then took a
55-42 edge moments later when Fryer
dribbled the distance of the court and
layed one in.
Leon Phillipe
Orange Coast ( ollege·s Leon
Ph1lhps, who won the state com-
muntt) collegc Javelin cham-
p1onsh1p last ycar. has signed a
le tter of intent to attend the
University ofOn:gon this spnng.
Phillips Wlll be~in the spnng
quaner at Oregon in ~pnl
The 6-1 . 190-pounder. a gradu-
ate ofSanta Ana Valle) High. also
played wide rccc1"er fur the
P1ratcs football team. catching ~7
passes for )b I ~ ard~ last sea!>on
He also returned k1ckofTs. selling
a school record for a"erage )ards
per return at 31 .6 He returned
one 'lb \ard\ for a TD again\t;'
Palomar
Phillips. who finished seventh
in the statc 1n the decathlon as a
freshman an 1984. has what OCC
track coach Fred Hokanson caJls
"world class potential as a 1avehn.
thrower ·· His best throw of 2 50-1
set an OCC record.
·-rm going to concentrate on
thc )avehn at Oregon." said
Phillips .. , don't thmk I'm goan1
to pla) football. aJtbough that
isn't ccrtam yeL My goal 1s tQ
become a member of the 1983·
US Olympic team." be added • Corona del Mar IS, MIHIOD Viejo
54: Fryer has not gone unnoticed this
season. Like Keefe, hc makes his
team go. But Fryer's a senior and an
outside shooter, so when he's hot. he's
hard to cool down.
He scored 10 of his points 1n the
fourth quarter. a period when CdM
needed fuel and put up 25 points to
settle any Mission VieJO comeback
"Both Christiansen and (Kevm)
O'Neil fouled out trying to guard him
(Knowles)," Enion said. "In the
second half. Bcarbowerd1d a good JOb
directing the offense.
"We've been playing more of a
steady game and we've been getting
good percentage shots. And we'rc
trying to run a little more this ycaL ··
Cosell through with TV? Vanguards·
seek fourth
win in row Corona dd Mar 1'\ indeed on a roll.
MATER DEi, OV WIN • • •
Vetera n broadcaster
may h ave written his
way off the a irwaves
1n1erpre11ng 11 His boo!. "I \oe"cr
Pla)ed The Game:· hai. prompted
harsh cnt1c1sm from nearl) C\Cr)
area. For instance. tepht:n ( ro~son
the referee for the Holmes-( obb tight
which prompted Cosell's loudest
attack on boxing, wrote a letter to
( O!>Cll in response 10 the book
From Bl
Seahawks trom the embarrassment of
two straight losses before competing
ID one of the nation's finest prep
tournaments in early January at the
Kmg Cotton Classic m Pme Bluff.
Arkansas.
Hazcly scored 10 points and had 5
rebounds, and Panz1c.a netted I 5
points to help the cause .
"Yes," contmucd Hams, "in a
sense we arc struggling."
The victory sends Ocean View
against Inglewood in the fifth place
finals today at 5:30, a rematch of a
37-36 Ocean View win over the
Sentinels in non-league play.
"This will be our last game before
our trip to Arkansas." said Hams.
"Hopefully we'll be completely
healthy by then. And. we should be at
NH moves
by Yuma
in tourney
AN DIEGO -Newpon Harbor
Jumped to a 27-16 halft1mc lead and
held on to defeat Yuma High of
Arizona, 49-44, in the San Diegu1to
Tournament Friday ni&ht.
Maurice Lee pumped in eight of his
12 points in the first half to lead The
Sailors into the consolation finals
toniaht at San Dicguito Hifh.
Afthough the Sailors put an a strong
• first half. they slowed 1n' thc late goina
and allowed Yuma within three
points. 41 -38, with about 2:30 to go 1n
thepme.
Drew Sheward scored sill points off
the bench in the final four mmutes to
ice the win for Newport,
The consolation cham~ionsh1p
will match Fallbrook against the
Sailors at 4: IS tonight.
Newport Harbor Coach Tim Parse!
believed the SaiJon clicked rarly.
"It was a reaJ tood team effort." he
said.
And on Sheward's performance, he
stated: "He was our steady force. A
real steady force in the fourth quar-
ter."
Panel said althouah his team held
toaether wcJI in the early aoina. they
allowed Yuma too many advantaacs
m the flntl quarter.
"We did play well in the first half."
he said. "We couldn't put them away
thouaJ'I."
And on Harbor's pmc tonia)tt,
Pa~el said their chan~ ~ aood
"We'rt playtf\& strOnt as a team "
full strength (in numbers) at Arkan-
sas.''
St. Bernard. whi<:h exi ted the
tournament with a 2-3 record, held a
bnef 14-11 lead 1n the second quarter.
and pulled to a tie at 25 1n the third
quarter before Ocean View finally got
on track behind Hazcly, Panzica and
Butler.
Ocean View's entire offense in the
sttond half consisted of sconng from
that trio. with the exception of three
free throws in the fourth period.
Whatever hope t. Bernard had of
putting Ocean View's entire team on
the sidelines for today's fifth place
finals. went down the drain when
Kirk Howling was set down with his
founh personal foul with JUSt 2:03
spent in the third quarter
Maurice Lee
NEW YORK (AP)-Se,eral years
ago. TV Guide conducted a ~un C}
which found that Howard Cosell wa s
the most popular sportscaster 1n the
United States .\nd the most disliked
spon scaster. according to the sun ey
was . Howard Cosell.
Now. 1n the wake of an auto-
biography which blasts many of hi s
cohorts and the cancellauon of his
SportsBeat show by ABC. Cosell 1s a
man without a place on TV. ABC
Sports said this week that Cosell had
asked to fo~o his 1986 commit·
men ts and that 1t had agreed.
Thus ended a 20-year assoc1atJon
with the network which was high-
lighted by his eminent prcscnce as a
commentator on Monday Night
Football. the World Scnes and the
Olympics.
Though he will continue on the
ABC Radio Nt•twork. for those who
hke him and those who like to hate
him. ll will take some searching to
find Coscll on the screen.
Cosell has said that broadcasting
football and baseball no longer
interests him. He has refused to do
professional boxmg since the Larr)
Holmes-Tex Cobb heavywc1ght title
bout m No . 1982 ID what he said
was a protest against mismatches.
With SportsBeat ·gone, Coscll
might JUSt shde off into retirement. a
sad end to a remarkable career.
.. At 68. I have no desire to go into a
broadcast booth and report on who
wans or loses a game." Cosell has said.
In an interview with Dolores
Barclay of The Assodatcd Press
earlier this fall. Coscll said, .. Therc''I
nothlDg for me to do."
He has dcchned further 1ntt'rv11:ws
with The AP
Lately Coscll has bttn making
ncws rathcr than rcportmg on or
aid Crosson: "Your pre-fig.ht
promos for the fig.ht do not bear out
)Our contenuon that 11 was an
ob\ 1ous mismatch from the ou1~1
Indeed. )Our enthus1a'im 1n an11ci-
pat1on of the bout wa\ e"1den1 't ou
billed 11 as a rnntcst bc.·twl·en a great
b<ner and tough. ·ne,er·'>a\-tl1e:
opponent who was quill' wonh) llf J
shot at the title.
"I have first-hand inlorma11on tha1
indicates that your attack was nu1
self-1 n1tated. Rather. )OU and I both
know that vou were directed b\ Chet
Forte. during the Sl \th round . to
create some excitement to enli"en
what was a relatn el) une\c111ng bc.lUt
You and I both knov. that Fortl.'
mstructed )OU to begin to (nt1c1ze me
for not stopping the bout 1n order to
break the monoton) ··
C'o<.iell has benefited mMt' lrnm
-.pons than an~ otht.'r brnJJta\tl'r
Bu cs· Hinze t a k es
polo scholarship
Orange Coast College gooht" ~1kC'
Hinzc will attend Lo\ola l 'n1,er11t\
in Chicago on a two-\ear \C'holar;h1p
P1ratcs Coach Don Wat,on an-
nounced.
Hinze. the Pacific Confert'.'nre
water polo player of the yt'ar led
Coast to thc quarterlinab of the
Southern CalifornLa Regionals th"
year, a first-place confcrence tin1~h
and a 19-4 record ovcrall
The Newpon Harbor grad wa' .11'"1
an 4.11 4.mcnca sclcctton
Hinze. a 5-11 sophomore ..,,,.,
credited with a 3 8 gradC' J>1l1n1
avcrage at Coast
BeckerdownsEdberglnDavis Cup
MUNICH. Wcsl German) (AP) -Rom Bcdcr
de(eated Stcfan Edberg 6-3. 3·6. 7-5. 8-6 Fnday niaht to
enablc West Germany to salvage a 'lpht or their opcnin.a
singJC'S matches aaa1nst ~n aftu the first day of,1he
Davis Cup tennis final
Becker. the Wimbledon champion. outlasted
Edbera. the Australian O~n titleholder. 1n a clo$C battlc
of two hard servers.
In tht' first 'inaJcs matct). Mats Wilander pvc
weden, the defendsnachampion. a I.() lead when he beat
~ichacl Westphal 6-3. 6-4. 10-8.
Bcckcr, 18. survived some tense moments tn the last
set before cd&Jng the wNe in a match last1n.a 3 ho urs and
7 minutes. lhc hotrd~amed victory kept the West
Germans 1n contention for their fint Davis Cup
chamJ>1onsh1p.
Edberg d1spla~ Bttker an the No S SPot 1n the
world rankanas by defatma Wilander 1n the Aus\rahan
final. and he cntcrN Fncay's match as a \ha.ht fivontc
•' .
over the West C 1crman.
B«ker led 5·2 1n the final S<'t but dtoppcd h1 'ICr' 1n·
as he was 'ICrvlDg for the match at S-3.
Edbef'&. 19, clawed back into the ma.tc.h to le"'cl at S· ~
m the final set. Bui B«kcr then unleashed a \enc of
1n:mcndous backhand returns to brca.lt Edbera 1n the I 4'1h I
pmc and takc the ~· and the match
The match was mterrupkd bnen)' 1n the final 'let b
a aroup of dcmon'ltrators apinst the apanhC'1d system of
whitc-minonty government in South Afnca
The demonstr'ltors threw leane1s dtmandana frrc-
dom for the Jltlcd black 'Uth African Cl' ti nahts leader
Nelson Mandela. and cnttc11td Pohtical an3 businns
hnks between COMCf'\'&Uve Blv&J"\an Governor Franz
Jo5ef tr'lust and the South Afncan ao1.emmc-nt
Strau wa' attend1na the match Polttt hustkd ~veral protcstcf'Out of Munich's Ol)mPtc Hall. where a
~II-out crov.d of 1 l 000 saw the match
.\side lrom pt>r<;(>n.11 tonunt' and
fame he v.a!I ahlc ll' pn.·..en1 h1~
'1ewpo1nts v..hene"cr ht• kit hh• 11 lk
11 Monda) Night F0<1tball ba..chall
boxing or the Oh mp1c-. < osell was
allowed to pla} h1mselt
He bt'gan doing 'u 1n the I llSO ...
when he left h1~ ~trugghng lav.
pract1cetoen1errad10 1"4in Rosee J
Nev. York publtc1s1. remcmht.·r" the
earl) da)s of C'o..cll\ broaJlasting
carcer
.. He v.ould 1ntel'\ 1ev. u•kbnt1l''
and he was .i penetrating 1n1er·
''ewer " said Rosee "He "'ould as!.
quemons ~ou couldn't :l')k the athlete
1n those da-.s Remember ballpla,er'
v.ere almost v.or<,h1pped then
··The \ anl.ec'>. except tor H.inl..
Bauer. wouldn't l'\l'n tall. to ham
The~ called tho!><' tough qul"'>t1trn">
·cosell Question'> ·
"Bui he v.as a go\'Ki 1ntel'\ ll'wi:r Jnd
he had to be -he v.a~ paid tn tht
1nten 1e""'
"Co<iell 1<; a \hov. man ··Yid Ro~·l'
.. He also 1s \.Cl"\ l'th1tJI -v.hrn 1
..ened his ~h11v.m..in,h1r
"The 1erhn1t 1Jn\ n·,rx-t tl'd him
hecau\<.· h<' had .1dutl.1n h" ht•JJ Ir
\OU v.oulJ \.1\ ·t•l\t' ml· 'll '>t't1tn11'
he v.ouid l!.l'l' \1\U l'\:ll th 'II \t'\
onds ··
.. Rl·d "'im1th .... 11J JU~t ht-tort' hnt1t·J
th~t ( o~ll had pc.-a~t'd " Rn<;t·1·
recalkd "1 hJt'\ ~u11c a kv. \1'.tr'
ago
( .\R\O'\.-Tht· ~uthem ( aJ1
forn 1a < ullege baske1ball 1eam v.111 tk
gunning tor its fourth Mra1ght win
tonight a~ 11 Lakt'\ on the.-NC M
Ot' 1s1on 11 Tom\ ot <.al ..,Late
Dom1ngue1 Hilb at ., '0 ht'rt
'>< ( .:om1ng otT wins \)\ er Beml~I
tate Redlands and ( al '>tate San
Bernardino 1\ kd b' '><-'OIOI"\ Ken Bard~IC'' Jnd Rand' \1t .\lhs~
Bard'>k' J lt1t"A Jrd hd!> a I S.:
Slonng J\l·ragc ll>fl' on the te~m
\1c >\lll\tl'r J guJrd 1., \tOnng at a
I ~: rail' v.11h alm11\t '" a<;s1st\ prr
gaml."
"x'n111r f)<11nt gu .. m.I Kubert >\\1Jcs
hJ' hl°l"n 1hr tn~t·r man 1n the.·
\ JnguJrd' r un-onrnteJ offense dis·
hing utl 'I I J\\l't' per game
Jun111r 1l·nter Rot'> I U(J\ a 6--
t-ulkn.1n t 111lc.-gl' tran:.kr 1'i '4.unn~
Jt J I • d1ri v.h1k a'cragang 4
r<'t'>t•unJ,
lht• T •r '' tl.t't' v.11n tv.c' 11! their
1,1,t threr !!JOW' in, lud1ng a • :-br
,,,t.•f"' ,,,., \/u"1 Pa\11'11 T111·<.dJ'
I hn Jrl· kd h\ trl·,hmdn T11n' .\kin'
.and \II \nwntJn l11f"ard V. 1111Jm
.\lnJnJn J\l'rJg1ng :: .inJ In
~uni\ rt''P\'dl\th
1 he \ Jnguard' arr 'h1•n11ng '1
ren·ent lrtim. lht' li<'ld tor tht' \('3,00
hut hJ\t• Ot't"n hurt ti' .i lal l. •t
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Denvef'~lips by Seattle, 27-24
Last minute field goal by Karlis moves
Broncos ahead. and into playoff picture
80 yards in etJht plays for the pme· ryin.a touchdown with 2:3S left. the
key p!Ay a 6().yard strike to Steve
Wat50n to the Seattle 6.
SEATTLE (AP) -Rich K.arhs.
wbo missed a 34-yard field goal
attempt in the fourth quarter, booted
a 43-yarder with SS seconds left
Friday njJht to give Denver a comc-
from-beh1nd 27-24 victory over the
Seattle Seahawks and keep the Bron-
cos• National Football League playofl
hopes alive.
~ttJc j~st mis~ tying tbc game
aaaun as t1me expired when Nonn
Johnson's S2-yard field goal attempt
hit the right upright.
In order for Denver, 11-5, to get an
AFC wild-card berth. It would need a
loss by either the New York Jets or
New Endand in those teams' rcgu1ar-
season finales on Sunday.
The Broncos, who trailed 17-0 in
the first half, were behind 24-17 with
5:20 to go in the game after Seattle's
Curt Warner leaped into the end zone
from one yard out.
But John Elway, Denver's brilliant
quarterback who completed 24 of 42
passes for 432 yards, drove his team
Steve Scwclrs one-yard run and
Karlis' extra-point kick tied the score
at 24-24, setttn& the stage for Karlis'
winning kick.
Elway was almost sacked on the
Iona pass play. But he scrambled
around. then fired the 60-yard bomb
to Watson.
Sewell scored four plays later to
knot the score.
The Seahawks then gave up the ball
after three Dave Krieg passes were
incomplete and Denver took 01vcr on
its own 38 with l :SS remaining. The
Seattle'• Jacob Green (79) and Gre& Gainea
(58) aaclr. Den•er'• John Elway In flnt-
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Elway la Denver'• Keith Blahop (54).
Playoff puzzle to be solved
Grants take on Pittsburgh.
Redskins at Cardinals today
City, Atlanta at New Orleans, Chicago at Detroit, Green
Ba y at Tampa Bay and Philadelphia at Minnesota.
Monday night. 1t will be the Los Angeles Raiders at
the Rams.
From AP dispatches
The Nauonal Football League·s com placated playoff
puzzle will be completed thas weekend -the last of the
16-wcek regular season.
Two games Wlth impon.ant playoff significance will
be played today1 with thC" New York Giants at home
against Pittsburgh. and Washington at St. Louis.
In the NFC. the division champions already have
been decided. Dallas, 10-5, has won the East. Chicago,
14-1 , with the best record in the league, as the Central
champion, and the Rams. 11-4, are the West titleholders.
Thus. the Bears have earned the nght to be the home
team for the divisional playoffs Jan. 4 or Jan. 5, against
the wmner of the Dec. 29 wild-<:ard game. whale the
Cowboys and Rams still are contesting for the home field
edge for their Jan. 4 or Jan. 5 playoff game.
The Giants and Redskins, each with a 9-6 record, arc
tt,ed for second place an the NFC East. one game behind
division champion Dallas, and are fighting for the two
Nauonal Conference wild-<:ard playoff berths, along with
San Francisco, the defend1 ng Super Bowl champion. The
49crs also have a 9-6 record.
Jn the American Football Conference. only the 11-4
Raiders, the leaders in the West, have clinched a division
title. Miami, 11-4. leads the East by one game over New
England and the Jets, each 10-5, whale Cleveland, 8-7, has
a onc~gamc advanta.gc over Cincinnati and Pittsburgh.
each 7-8. in the Central Division.
The Giants can clinch a wild-<:ard spot and the home
field advantage in the opening round of the playoffs with
a victory over the 7-8 Steelers. who hope to avoid thctr
first losing season since 1971.
"We can see the carrot dangling in front of us,''
Giants guard Chris Godfrey said. "We wm. we're in the
playoffs. We win, we have the home field advantage. We
win. we're home for Chnstmas rather than in Fresno.''
Giants center Ban Oates sajd he doesn't expect any
hel(> from the Cardinals or Cowboys in their games
against the Redskins and 49ers, respectively.
"We're in it 1fwc win and we're probably going to be
qut of it ifwc lose." Oates said. "I just don't see St. Louis
beating Washington, and Dallas has San Francisco in San
Francisco and that's a tou&tt task for Dallas. It's going to
come down to us beating Pittsburgh to be in the playoffs."
The Giants spent last Christmas at Fresno, prcpanng
for a second-round playoff game against San Francisco.
Now, they hold all the advantages an the lie-breakers.
"It's a very impon.ant game for us because it has the
real basics at stake for us, which is pndc," Steelers Coach
Chuck Noll said. "Being .500 docs not coun~ winning is
what counts.'' The Giants could lose today and still make the playoffs if
either Washington loses or San Francisco is beaten by
Dallas Sunday.
Winning also is what will count for the Redskins. If
they lose to St. Louis, they are out of the playoffs. And
even if they win, they might not get in -ifboth the Giants
and 49ers win, since those teams hold the advantages over
Washington in the tiebreakers.
In Sunday's other games. Cleveland will be at the
New York Jets. Cincinnati at New England. Buffalo at
Miami. Ho uston at lndaanapohs. San Diego at Kansas
Independence is ~op Bowl
Other college games
thiS weekend include
Cher ry a~d Holiday
From AP dl1patcllles
Danny Ford. head football coach at
Clt'mson for seven years, thinks his
job is easy, so John Gutekunst.
mak1na bJS debut for Minncsol.1,
should have no trouble adJustang
when their teams meet tonight in the
[ndependencc Bowl.
"Most head coaches tum a football
game over to the assistant coaches.''
laid Ford. "All the head coach usually
does is make the dcc1s1on whether
you're gonna kick off or return and
take a penalty or not."
Gutekunst. elevated from de-~nsive coordinator to head coach Dec. S when Lou Holtz lef\ to l.lke the
aead coaching job at Notre Dame,
doesn't think his head coachan1dcbut
'fo'ill be as easy as Ford thinks.
"There's nothing about being a
llead football coach that's easy, ~
jccla1Jy trying to prepare a bowl team
(a, a t.bon time when you have not
1>een the head coach. even though
1ou've been there," he said.
, The Independence Bowl. 10 be
;tayed at Shreveport. La .. w1ll be o ne if three major bowl pmc thas
~.
In the othc~es, Syracuse. 7-4.
flays Maryla 8-3, lied for 20th an
Tbe AlaOCia Press poll, 1n the
Cherry Bowt today at Pontiac, Mich .
and a•tb·ranted Atkan~as. 9-2. fac~
Arizona St.ate. S.-3. an the Hohda)'
Bowl Sunday at San Diego.
Clemson and Minnesota each has a
6-5 record. but the Tigers arc four-
point fa vorites in a game that
matches two of the top running teams
an the country.
Clemson ranked 13th nationally in
rushing this season with an average of
225.2 yards per game and Minnesota
was tied for 17th with an average of
217.4 yards.
The irony of the mceuna between
Gutekunst and Ford is that seven
yeus ago the Clemson coach made
has head coaching debut in a bowl
game. That time. Ocmson defeated
O hio State 17 -15 in the 1978 Gator
Bowl game. played 19 days after Ford
took the JOb.
Gutekunst said he has told Ford.
"ff you let me win this one, we'll be in
the tri via books for probably a long.
long umc.''
Ford wasn't thnllcd with the sug-
aest100. "I'd hkc to be the o nly guy
that staned (an a bowl pme) and
won," he said. "I'm not pulling for
ham, by any means."
The Cherry Bowl, first held last
year, is the newest major college bowl
game, but one of the most lucrative
for the participating schools.
Syracuse and Maryland each will
l'C'CCive at least S 1 million and
perhaps as much as $1.25 million,
depending on attendance at the
Silvcrdomc.
The total payout probably will be
the fifth-oc sixth-highest of all the
bowls. The highest is the Rose Bowl.
at $6 million.
Maryland, the Atlantic Coast Con-
ference champion and makjng ats
fourth consecutive bowl appearance.
hasa powerful offense, led by fullback
Rick BadanJek, halfback Alvin
Blount and quarterback Stan
Gelbaugh.
Badanjck has rushed for 676 yards
and 12 touchdowns. Blount has
pined 828 yards rushing. and
Gelbau&h has completed l 66 of 311
passes for 2.475 yards and 15 TDs.
The Terrapins averaged 31 points
per pme in their final seven aames.
Harbor downs HB ln soccer I
Garth Tamblyn hit a aoal midway Gcdiman completed the scoring.
through the first half, and 1t was aJJ Harbor mumcs play Mo nday
Newpon Harbor needed u the Sail-momina an the South Tomncc
o rs went on the blank Huntington Tournament at 7:30.
Beach, 4-0, in boys non-lcque sooc:cr In another socoer aame:
at Hun11naton Beach. I o ... 11w.i,eo .... •elM1r l:Thc
Harbor improved to 2-1 with the Sea Ki~p lost their finaJ non-leaauc
wtn contest to tbe Dolphin.sat Dana Hills.
In the second tt.lf. Sailon David CdM's Tim Galusha scored tus
Woodruff. Kevin Wolfe. and John team's only goal
Broncos went 34 yards in five play5 to
position Karlis for bis pmc--winning
field goal.
Elway had a 27-yard pass comple-
tion to Sewell to startou\ the drive but
had to leave the aame with an ankJe
injury after beinJ hit by Seahawks'
defensive end Jeff Bryant on the pa s
play to Sewell. Gary Kubiak came in
and rat) six ~ards qn ,a quarterback
keeper to get Denver to the Seattle 25
before Karlis came onto the field'.
Karlis, who beat the Scahawks in
Denver earlier in the season with an
overtime field goal, was perfect wtth
his 43-yard attempt.
He was wide to \he left with his 34-
yard try with I 0:02 to go with the
score tied at 17-17.
The Scabawks, 8-8, who weyc
eliminated from playoff contention
last Sunday with a loss to the Raiders
in Los Angeles, jumped out to a 17-0
lead io the opening half.
Krieg passed 41 yards to Daryl
Turner for a touchdown, Johnson
booted a 29-yard field goal and Terry
Taylor ran a blocked Chris Nonnan
punt into the end Z-Onc from 15 yards
out.
• But the Broncos foug1lt back and
madcit 17-IOatbalftimc'ona 17-yard
touchdown pass from Elway to
Watson and a 25-yard Karlis field
goal.
Gerald Willhite scored on a one-
yard run with 1:40 gone in the founh
quarter to tic the score at 17.
Krieg hit 17 of40 passes for 216
yards and was intercepted once for
the game's only turnover.
Penned down
Chtcaco Bean Coach Mike Ditka autograph• a football for
fan at Morton Eaat Blah School near Chicago where Bean
are practlcl.nj( for their final game of the regular eeaaon.
They'll meet Lion• ln Sllverdome.
Dartmouth.Coach may be reinstated
CONCORD. N.H. (AP) -In a
decision with potential far-reachmg
ramifications, a judge ruled Friday
that Joe Yukica should be reinstated
as head football coach of Dartmouth
until his contract expires in June
1987.
Charles McClcndon, execuuve di-
rector of the American Football
Coaches Association, called the rul-
ing "a landmark decision for the
AFCA.''
Grafton County Superior Coun
Judge Walter Murphy ruled in
Haverhill that Dartmouth Athletic
Director Ted Leland was notjustjfied
when he fi red Yukica as coach on
Reaches goal
Nov. 29. Yukaca's lawyer said.
Yukica had sued Leland to prevent
Danmouth from haring another
coach.
Murph y's decision bars
Danmouth from "anterferring w11h
Joe Yukica'sduues" and says the Ivy
Lea~ue school cannot replace ham
dunng the term of the contract.
lawyer David Nixon said.
"Judge Murphy very carefully and
wisely concluded that while there
appeared to be nat1onw1dc sentiment
that its ulumate legal decision may
have significant impact on college
coaches elsewhere, it should be borne
in mind the (decision) by this court is
between Dartmouth ColltjC and
Joseph M. Yuk1ca.'' Nixon said oft he
dcc1s1on's significance as a precedent.
"I hope the college and people an
charge wall now gel together with Joe
and work together with a view 10
Dartmouth to get a wanning seasan an
1968.'' Nixon said.
In the Ivy League. Yuk1ca·s record
was 33-21-2, but he was 0.20-1 out of
the confere nce. Previo usly he
coached a1 Boston College.
In Shreveport. La., for Saturday
night's Independence Bowl, McClcn-
don said the court decision "takes a
lot offear out of the game."
New Yorlr. lalander lllke BOMy alr..atee up to
concratatate teammate Den1a Pohin after
Potrin acored hla 916th career polnt Fri-
day, breakln& Bobby Orr'• pre'rioaa mark.
Switzerland's Gaspozcaptures
World Cup giant slalom ski race
K.RANSJSKA GOKA,, Yugoslavia
(AP) • Endina a four-year dry spell,
Switzerland's Joel Gaspoz won a
World Cup $iant slalom ski race
Friday, covcnng the tricky iced-over
course ahead of Italy's Robcn
F.rlachcr and Austria's Huben
Stroltz.
Gaspoz's combined tame was 2
minutes and 16.88 seconds. 17-
hundrcdths of a second better than
Erlacber, the runner-up in 2: 11.05.
Stroltz was third in 2: 17.42.
The three relatively unheralded
skiers outperfonned Luxembourg's
Marc Gtrardclli. one of the favorites.
Girardclli finished in 2: 17. 72 -good
enough only for fourth place. But the
placinaaave him 12 points and his 8().
point total put ham atop the overall
World Cup standinp.
Switzerland's Peter Mueller, con-
sidered Girardclli's arehrival in the
overall standinas race, did not start
here and mpvcd down to second place
with 70 points.
"This 1s a areat day for me." Gu~z uid. ··1t has been a Iona time
wa.itmg for another victory."
The 23-ycar old last won a World
Cup race 1n 1981 . when he took a
&iant slalom event 1n Aprica. It.al)'
Friday's victory was has 5CCOnd an
'
more than sax years of World Cup
competition.
Both heats. flagged w1th 51 gates
each, were demanding -steep and
icy with a dusting of artificial snow.
Of 87 stancn1 28 either failed to
finish or were a1squalificd.
Gaspoz expressed hope that ht~
victory heralded a good showing 1 n
Saturday's slalom here. "But don't
forget I am better in giant slalom." he
added. "
Erlacher, 22. had been leadini after
the first n.an and the finish was has best
showing since his first and only
World Cup victory -a giant slalom
event last year an Puy St. Vincent,
France. But he was not completely
happy.
"My nght leg was achin~ dunng the
second run," he saad. "It 1s not that I
am not satisfied with the second
place, but I could have been first."
Oden leads Pacific to victory
KALAMAZOO. Mich. (AP) -
Freshman hitter Elaina Oden, an
Irvine High product. had 20 kills and
senior Therese Boyle added 12 Friday
night to lead sccond-Sttdcd Pacific
past defcndmg champion UCLA.
I S·l I, IS-7, 9-IS, 11·15. an the NCAA
women's volleyball semifinals at
Western M1chi11n Un1vcn1ty
Pacific. 35-3. ovetcame a m ong
perfonnance by UCLA senior l.11
Masakayan, the nation's lcadin& tut·
ter, and needed six match ~inu to
advance to Sunday nights cham-
pionship match.
In the dec1s1ve game o phomon.-
Doroth> Hen served five stra1aht
pointHo livt Pacific a 14-10 lead. 6ut
UCLA came l>Ack to claim a 15· I 4
lead on a ~pike by Masakayan
Pacific tied 11 on a UCLA error,
went ahead on 8 dink by Oden and
wrapped 11 up on a spike by 11enior
hatter Julie Maainot
trong hlockina by Pa<.'1fic·~ Ten
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Masakayan at bay as th<' Tiacrs won
the first two pmes.
Pacific scored the final lour points
of the first game. finishing 1t on a
'lp1kc hy Maainot. and then pined a
1 l-3 lead to dominate pme No :?
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Lall tn J9 )4 ,, 1'-121
Otw6enct n lO n :14-1"
Tl'lree·POll'll ooe11-Free Fout.cs out-
None Reoound1-LOl Angert\ S9 (AOOul·
Jeoo.r 9>. Cltv~al'ld 49 CWt\I Ill A1·
1i1f1-LOI An0tlet 21 ( JOl\lllOI\ 14)
Clevt la no 26 l81g1tv 9) Totel loult-Lo•
"ngele\ 21, Cleveland 75 •-20.900
SOUn llt, ~ 104
S•N ANTONIO ( 11•1 -S.JonnM>l'I S· 10
6, Mllcflelf I· IS l·l 19, Gilmore S· 10
16, Moor• 4·S 4·1 12, ltoberlM>n 15•22
2. G•tenWOOCI s-• o-o 10, Sulld'IOIO 1-3
, lavaronl O·O 0-0 0, Metttlew1 l·S S·S
OlelS 46•18 16·39 119
Lll"t'l!ltS (10C ) -M JOllnlOll I· II 1-1
Meawotll 4·7 1·12 16, Nlmr>11iu' 4·9 2·2
Brldlltm•n 2·9 2·2 6, Nlaon 3·7 l>-0 6
3· 7 0--0 6. Edwerdi S· 11 9·9 19
Bt111emln 1·2 O·O 2. White 2·1 2-2 '·Gordon
6· 13 4·4 16 Toleli ll·l6 ?1·32 104
kWt bY Pwttdi
Saft A"'9No n >e v u-11•
OlllMr'I n ll U 17-UM
Tnr"·oolnl ooei-Mtn.....,, !'out.cs
ou1-B•idlle,,,.11 RtOol.lnds-S.n •n•onio
SI IGrHnwOOCI 141. LOI Anotltl 46 (MllX
well 101 Aul•ts-San Antonio ?I !Moore
Robert'°" 71, Loi "'-"' 24 !Edward• 6l Tore11ou11-Sa11Antonio1S, L01 AllQtlt\ lO
hcl\nK.al-Robe<lM>tl A-S,7'0
COLLEGE MEN
CCI 13, cal LutMran 11
(non-c•"9t•tce)
CN111 Ctl·IN llll Cal LlltMran (11)
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1 1 5 6
2 0 2 •
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8ovce
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l(le lf 0 o 2 o
APPlb<V 11 I 1 73
Beel 4 I 4 9
Surrld~ 9 4 4 12
Weir I O I 1
Tiedt 1 0 0 1
Tllmo10n I o O 1
PallOlla 2 l o 1
6 2 l 14
Totels 3• IS 14 ll Totals 34 13 75 91
Malfllme C•I LUll\tran. 48·'3
TecMlcals Coach WllO !CCII Cnrm
C~lto• Irvine 1>enc11
C~UNITY COLLEGE MEN oranee CNlt 100, EHt LA "
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MO\ley 3 3 3 9 Seeger S 0 4 10
Veltnllno 1 O ' 14 Ctemenll 1 0 I 14
8 uti.r l ' s 8 Mulltl 30 0 2 6
Pantooe l o o 4 Mutcenev l 0 l 6
Mrnlldr s 2 1 17 Btcl<tll 6 l 2 IS
MOU I 2 3 4 Judd I l I )
Ano""' 4 O 3 I RdYCCll 3 l I 8
Stemps l I I 1
rotals 17 14 11 61 To1a 1, 46 I 20 100
Hal11lme Orenoe Cou l 49·34
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS
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2 0 2 4 Avtr\ 0 0 3 0
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O 1 O 1 Hndrson 4 1 1 10
S 1 1 12 Ammelll'I • 1 3 15
0 3 4 l Smith 5 I 4 11
I 0 0 2 HaN!n I 0 0 1
0 0 I 0 Colt 4 S 2 13
• 6 I 14 Kalona I 0 l 1
19 21 19 60 Totel\ ~ 16 2& S6
S<tre bY Out"-n
Hunllnoton 8eect1 I• 14 IJ 12 7~
Edison • 19 14 12 J-~
OcMn Vlew S.S, St. IMmard 4S
(Teu,.,.,_. tf O\MwleM)
St. atmenl C 45) OclMlt View ( U I
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Danlet1 2 2 S 6 Butttr 6 1 • "
Hudson 1 3 • s M•lllY s 0 2 10
Ounn 0 2 I 1 JOl\llM)ll I l O 4
Whitmore. l } IS TrftllH 0 0 s 0
Marrero I l 1 S Vg1mnrn I O l 2
Howll119 l J • 9 Morn1 2 I l S
Dier 0 0 0 0 Totel• 14 17 19 4S Total\ 11 II 17 $S
Sctre .,., OV.rten
SI BtrNll'O 1 I U 1.,_SS
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PH bO<IY 3 I 3 1 Mlli.r 2 0 2 4
DW'Wll' 3 I , 1 Hl\Clnon 0 0 ' 0
Moun<• 1 O 3 14 Green I 4 4 •
O'Connor O o o o Gerber > o 1 ' ~em•t I 0 J 2 MC!KM\I 0 0 t 0
Oulalev 0 0 I 0
Totalt 24 ' 1' $1 Totalt 1l 6 1' S2
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Coast Christmas
Classic preview
(at Estancia Htgh School)
Ott. H -U,30
Huntington Beach High
Nickname: Otlcn.
League: Sunset.
Colors: Orange and Black
Coach: Roy Miller.
l 985 record: 12-11 : Career: I ()().87
First round fo~: Santa Ana Valley. 7 p,m
Top Players;
Ken Kao, 6-0 Sr., f-<:.
Steve Pempcr. 6-7. Sr .. f-<:
Rico Vau. 6-2, Sr., guard.
Scott Moberly, 6-3, sr., f.
Coaclt'a backgroud:
Miller 1s a product of has own school's
long history of success, earning honors
twice as an All-CIF player while playing for
Elmer Combs' powerhouses of the late
'60s.
Huntington Beach basketball was a
tradition 30 years ago, and j ust some of the
standout Oilers over the years include such
standouts as Combs ('40s), Dennis Hamil-
ton ('50s). Kim Stewart, Mike Contreras
and Brian Ambrozich ('60s), Jim Won hy,
Raul Contreras, Cun Wooten and Rico
T ho mpson ('70s) and Billy Thompson and
Jamel Gamer ('80s).
His philosophies pattern those of
Combs. with the exception that he has
added man-to-man defense to the system.
Otherwise, the first pnonty as to Jam the
ball inside to establish inside supen onty,
and 1f the height isn't there, you do it with Miller
positioning. "I like baJanccd sconng. to run
wbenever possible and selective shooting,"
said Maller.
Miller went on to play at Long Beach
State an the early ·70s dunng some of the
49ers' better times.
A look at the Oilers
The Oilers present a sohd package with no holes. fielding a
6-7, 6-6, 6-5 look up front with the hustling Rico Vitt in control
at the point. Huntington Beach's record of 4-5 includes a 60-Sti
ovn1me victory over Edison for the La Quinta Tournament 111k.
Among a rugged schedule has been 1985 CIF 4-A champion
Glendale and 4-A power Muir in the first week. One of the Oiler~·
triumphs ts a 46-41 decision over Santa Ana Valley, their first·
round opponent.
Cwona dll Mar U , MlsMefl Vle60 S4
(!NIM T tut'Nlfneftt l
c-cMI #Mr !U l Mmlen V .... IS41
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Turner
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HOQll
Tote!\
....... ~ ft fl pf~
10 I 4 2t l(no .. le\ • ll I 21
2 2 3 6 He<Omel'I l O l 6
2 I S S Peoer\on I 0 S 2
) 3 ) 9 Melf'leW\ ) 1 4 I
4 S 2 13 8erret 3 0 1 ' I 0 S 1 Bro .. n J 4 l 10
I 0 0 2 l(~W 0 I S I
13 It 22 6S Tote11 17 19 24 5'
SC9rt .,., Oua"-n
Coron• Ciel Me• 19 9 17 7~S
Mlu lon Vlelo 14 9 6 1S-5'
Marini ", lrvtne S4
(lrvlnl T~I
lrvlne ISC ) MA,_ (4'1
P•tcne11
Temura
Herring
Moceri
snooov
Oden
Revt
Llttttr
Nor Ion
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6 I I 13 Gr11e111 6 S 2 17
l 1 l 1 GullO 6 l I IS
I 0 4 16 Mevtr\ 7 1 l 11
4 2 l 10 Quinn 0 2 2 2
l 0 1 6 C• all 1 3 0 1
I 0 4 2 MIVlltfle 2 1 0 S
O O 4 O Ster rtr I O 0 2
0 0 0 0 Padllle I 0 0 2
0 0 0 0 Hefltxlll J 1 I I
Martin 0 0 0 0
19 5' Totets ?3 2'l 9 69
Sc-b'W Ou•,,.,..
I 19 11 17-5'
14 II 14 '23-9
Eatancla so. Moteno v ... v 44
t lfv1ne T tul'NlnMnt I
E1taftdlt ISO) ~ V""'" 1'41 ftflpltp ft flpltp
MoontY 4 3 1 11 Hell 1 0 4 14
Rusk k O I o I S..non • 1 l 9
8 re1tll 1 t I 22 Cmm119\ I 0 4 2
TrelO 3 1 S I !.cl\eoer I 1 3 4
Covey 0 0 0 0 Weit O 0 3 0
Tiii 0 O 2 Cl'lmt>r\ l 0 1 6
Pl"CklltY 4 3 6 SuMlve " 4 I 1 9
8•ke< 0 0 0 0
Totels 16 11 10 50 Tota11 20 4 11 u
Sc-bY Out.-n
E•te ncte I 16 11 IS-SO
Mu•no Velltv 9 17 10 ._...
NewPOrt Haf'1)M 4'. Yuma 44
<S.n ~ TeumemenU
YUf'NI ('4) New_, (491
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JoM1on
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Scud er
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1 2 1 6 M Cre lo l I S 1
1 0 ) 1 RcMds 1 I 1 s
l 6 1 12 I.ff s 2 I 12
I O 2 2 A.l\trom I 5 1 1
l 0 S 6 Tore11 I 4 • 6 I 1 3 16 GH rllng1 2 0 0 4
Young I O 7 •
S11tw9•d 1 2 I 6
TOll lS 11 10 16 44 Tola ll 17 15 11 49
Sc«• bY °"'"-" Yuma 6 10 13 13---44
NtWDO•I Hert)or " IJ ' I )-49
COLLEGE WOMEN
UC lrvtne 77, utatl S'9te Sl
(H..._Y Oaukl
UC 1nmt 1771 Ut9fl S111tot IS 11
" " """ " fl pf • r11ga\l'll I 1 } 11 Povore\ 1 I l l
Otlln 1 91131C• 1 2l •
Perk• 1 I 0 S S.not•v 1 0 S
Crewford 1 O > 14 Powell l 1 l
8u•I\' 3 O 2 • Harmer 6 l I IS
Tw rv S 1 l 12 Grnom•n • O l 12
8e1tl1n l 0 2 '
Totel• 31 1l 11 11 Tott tl 22 I 17 52
HattllrT!t UC Irvine 40, Uteh Stell 26
TecMkal Ca.ch Corb4n IUlatl SIAltl
CottV'll'WHITY COLLEGE. WOMEN
~ w"t tOl, C.nwns 11 •
(Neft•C....._I
0--. Wftt (Ill) C--IMI
'"'" Abtvl•
Kt'l\Ot• ,_
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Amon
Wllft
.... .,.... ..fl ....
t 2 7 20 Mllitf I 0 ) lt
• 4 4 I• MOuntelt1 1 I • U l 0 l • Flttro 6 S S 11
I 0 4 16 LUUl 4 6 S i.
S 0 4 10 F t Ul'le 9 1 • 20
4 7 l 10
' 1 • u
Totatt 44 U U lOJ fo1ai. )4 14 n 11
H1llltme ( Old9ll WHI S7 •
OrMee C..•t ... OllMNI 41 CCIW'IK T _ __.,
0-.. (41) ~ Cea$f , .. ,
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1..-
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0 0 0 0 Htlflco<'t. J • , •
1 0 O 4 kllm!lr • 2 1 10
S ) ) I) FeiMU I > 1 4
JOJ 6 Tl'IOOtfoiOllD 4 • ) • _.,..,,.. 0 1 1 ,
CellllM o o o o
awWt 0 O 0 O
WNlt 0 0 I 0
T...it 11 I ll 42 Totett It 11 \) ..
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·' .
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS
HMlcbbuf'9 71, <k .. n Vlew '9
1"4'-Cla Teumament)
O<aan View t•'1 HtatdibUrt 1711
ftflol~ .. lt ollP
Doolv l ) ) 9 T aoo'" 14 5 • lJ Vll CllO\ 11 6 I ?I Gr.., 1 l 4 16
Zantll I 4 S II Bcl'IQnn • 0 l I
HOUnlell 0 1 1 2 Pourrov ) o 5 6
D Lw111 4 1 l 10 Cu1,,...e l 2 1 6
C Law1on 0 0 2 0 Mnor•n 1 O I l Boe~ I 0 0 1
Totel\ 26 l&llS 69 Tot•I\ Jl 9 II 11
k w• 11'1 Pwloch
Ocean Ve.. 16 10 u IS • 69
Htato10urg 11 21 II I• 6-71
Los Alamltos
l'JUDA Y'S RESULTS
14"1 .i St·Ntllt 4'U•r1e<MrM ,,_..,,.>
"RST RACE. JSO vard\
Glovenne Jet !Cerdo1e1 J tO l 80 7 60
Hool Te~r rPeuUl'le 10 80 510
El111lve Lnoe• 1 Broo11.11 7 00
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s.cono~re• Dorolhv Hoot Too Ml:
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U EXACT• 14·6 O•ld 16160
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L.•nl It YI Bncs I MYIH 12 80
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Time 1199
HIO l 00
1b0 1 40
4 60
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Have 8etti. n E XACT A ll·ll oe•d '31 00
THlltD RACE 400 vtrd\
Kt• To Mv H•rl I Hartl ll 00
Ttpw Driver IL•Cll.tvl
Evergr"n Al\Qtl <Crme\lef
Time 20 14
10 ao a .o
1170 160
• to
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MlcnelOb, R1c11 Ano I' o , v T .grH!ln noean>
NO 'cre lCl'lt \ 0 EXACT A 1• 41 0&10 nae )0
!'OURTH RACE 5SO u rOl
Strew Je!lln !BrookO 1060
Brill~ Rover (Werd)
Copan Smith (Mt1erl
Tll"!'lt 27 62
Also •en Mr Htmlnvwev 110111n tn
Oo\19h T rlPOI 80l'ul SI• N Si• A C't ()I T,,.
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Time If 97
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340 ''° 00
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• 60 uo \00 )20
100
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13· ll MIO • 11 00
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t<nlfe
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U EXACTA 11·11 P••d l07 SO
"FTH RACE. On. mile
•11t1na (Merna~11 ,1 11 20
Stretont S1orv IM<Gflrron
CortlMnte ISoll\I
Time 137
loo too
160 2 60
310
AllO It•~ T eOle ~er Tt\t••OI I
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SS EXACTA It.-II Pt o lSol 00
SIXTH •&CE. ' tutlOllO\ Dewn al Hooe !BIAClil 19 00
Mt•I Suo<eme I Bue
Gren Emo11on •P 11C•v
Time 1 11 4
160 410
•to J OO
190
AIM> Ren De rk l'e11n Moh oa 1..aurt1
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SS EXACT A 14·1 oa·O l 1t9 !IO
SEVENTH RACE I I 16 ''"ifl
Gormley I Metal 660 l 00 l 60
LOllv Oonv 10.1anou,~n • .eo l 20
Peuone IOUOta.uCk 1 1 to
n me 1423
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Ke••'• Leo 1( • .,, • .,
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CAMPBELL CONFERENCE
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CALL 642-5678
TUESDAY
DEC~ 24
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Husky mate brntolu eyes. Small, all private SNr In IU1UHI t day p/wk 760-1130 nds med. Vic Bat Pen Laguna Beach Working Apply 2920 Coaat Hwy,
673-11017 or 494-3685 knowledge of bkkpg & COM 644-0210 llUYH/11111 lmlT
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Vie. 20 e.b•-. manu-• LOST Male Cat, 6 mos ~. ....., at dff · ··• THE NEWPORTER. ..... .. RE Pl 1 1 ~""'6# eattona for eoolla, walte<a/ $50 646-6206 orange, Nwpt Hgts • er eaaan a m..,..,....., e 1107 Jamboree Rd, N 8. WAROtt 548-5238 Good communication Naitrnsea. bus t>oys/
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carved chess set, new Ana & 20th. CM 646-6728 llEOEmllllT Apply 19810 Beach Blvd pertence/No Sain o.
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1 growing Travel Co. Sense E.O.E. stamped envelope·
cake plate Ivory and pink u awn paws. c es ot humor a mustl Cell WAITRESSES & HOST. Etan Vital -903, trim $50. 645.9521. blu spike cir 642•537o Kelley 11 759. 1691 3418 Enter~rtse Rd, -ESSES Late Evenings & PHONE antwerlrig ma-REWARD: lost l2/7 Graveyard. Th4t Grinder Ft Pierce. l 33462
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$35 3-speed female bike
St 5 Excercycte $20
Typewriter $10. Friden
t>oslness calculator $20
Picture frames $2. Br ...
wall ornaments $2-$20.
Playboys 25¢ Genuine
amber jewelry $2-$50
Pipe cottectlO<\ S5·S50.
New computer S20. Male
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130 New radio $5. Clothes 25c-S2. Artist
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TODAY'S
REAL ESTATE
CLASSIFICATIONS
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1927 PICTURE post cards s 1 eacti. 722·9583
1930 YORK trumpet $50
722·9583 .
20-PtECE knife Ml $25.
10K gold jewelry. new.
men's and women's.
great gifts $5-$50 Gitt
soaps and Ideas, kitchen Items, ctothtng and cot·
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S 10 865 Capital Street,
Costa Mesa Saturday
only 9.5
2 SHOWCASES 10x30x30
$30 each Electric dryer
Norge $25 2 double
French doors. lotdlng
chairs $5 each. Lazy
Susan TV stand $6. Ken·
more etectrtc dryer $50
Old ldln ror firing china.
works very well $50.
Sld•table with dra~.
solid oak $.48 Skis $ 10
Grass trimmer S20 Chll·
dren's clothes SS.S tO
Handmade Unan, new
Towels, ptttow eases
S4 50 Call anytime
645-6499.
Triple dresser $50 "
Dresser mirror S 15 Newport Beach, 92663 ADYERTISlllG IELPl Matching night st1nd ftr .. 1111 3082 SfOlna•y F 5 I -ow 'Ill eburary or unit $20 Walnut chest $50. 7 LA ft~ FEMALE ull or part time. Front 01. ARTIST job gets done, Gal Fnday
It x 1 It. high fence SINCERELY WANTED floe appearance. typing & type housekeeper, busl·
boards S t.50 eacil. Call You are. Attractive, young grammar mutt be xlnt. Growing dally newspaper ness agent to help newly 6 3 1 • 9 t O 2 · Sa t u r • ( 18-30), petite, Intelligent. Investment Banking Co. on the Orange Coaat single mate set up house·
day/Sunday/Monday. marriage minded trvlne. 474·1416 or needs Imaginative pro-hold.675-8729att6pm
PHONE Mate answer ser· tntarasts: Outdoofs, 759-1913 ducttve layout artltt who
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Poles, boots. 786·35 19. Eaplt--tal otllce appearance req'd. Our discriminating mar· men Start lmmed Con·
PORTABLE sewing ma· -!..:: Good typing. otttce, tete-ket demands quality and tact Frank or Bob phone skllls, word pro-style 1>42-7222 chine $35. Sewing deal! ClaiU Cart 301' ceasing exp helpful Newpaper producllon ------~3;tch~~ygbeg01s:.~era9o 1•c""'h""'ltd-c·ar·e""'1·n·my-h•om-e'""t-or 1_M_ary_a_n_n_e_675-4900 knowledge helpful Ablll· llT. IESMllEllS htH.
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Dolts Including Compo 30 I Bch Carl 968-9477 time. good benefits, maintenance. Pan time
Madame Alexanders S 1· Dt•nlicl 1 salary 58 p/hr Inquiries Foliage Design 548·9585
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ROCl<tNG chair, new , ---right person 979· 1272 330 West Bay St knit HI Fashion quallty
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Salomon SXE equlpe . llSTILLH SCHOOL
new never used, red pprentlce to learn
4 BIKES. 2 t>oy's $20 each Cost S300. Bindings Immediate Ol)enlng tor full burgler alarm lnstalla· JOBS 2 teen 3-speed S 10 each. poles. gloves. goggle' time District Manager. 11on Good starting com-
Basket of blocks S ~O. $50. 786-3519. mission 1 more. Call
FIT 7am-3pm Monday-
F rlday Good pay
642·0010 ext 255 Ask
tor Dave.
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I 1"01111 Tinker toys $5 Lincoln -Must enjoy working with Paul Dua .. e 582 7233 EARN SKI clothes. sweaters children Experience " • togs S7 Saturday 9· 12 goggles. hats. glovea, helpful Plf•••OH
only. 989 SandeHtla Jackets, boots. Call for ._ MONEY Drive, Corona def Mar d I s *"0 Ph eta1 s 1-...., . one We otter an excellent ben-mmedl1te opening for
4 LARGE swivel roekers Mate answer service. eflt program, paid va-quahl1ed person Harris PRIZES
$50 apiece 2 drawer new 1n carton. 786-3519 cations & holidays, bonus 1600, 1660 axper netp·
chest with cabinet below. SKtSt Kattie 205.s team program and dental In· tut Excellent company TR PS
2 told1ng metal tables 3x5 stitom with pre-tuned surance Salary plus benefits and working I
S35 apiece. 10 plastic racing base Hit the mileage re1mt>ursement conditions Apply·
moulded cnalrs S9 ltllttrl1["'"t slopes with some speed• Applicant must apply In .. ~~e;:~ :35 d :11
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1er Mwaa"/' S50 Troy 673-2076 person at Dally Piiot. 330 111111 OUST llll Y Pt IT
is now hiring CASHIERS,
PRICERS & STOCKERS
Please apply at 225 E 17th St. Costa Mesa
PllTTIIE Newspaper delivery
2AM·6AM, light van or
truck nee Xlnt money
Newport Beach area. Call
S..2-6015 btwn 12·6pm 760-8160. SMALL refrigerator $50 West Bay St .. Costa lllLY PILIT ....,.,.,,
-----Washer $50. Dryer $50 Mesa, Ca. Apply 9-t t 330 W. Bay Street II you are looking tor extra PUYlllllll
ANTIQUE jewelry S3·S 15. Rotory mower $50. Push am. or 2·4 pm (Clrcuta· Costa Mesa. Ca. spending money, or llke llPlllYIUll
2_22-9583. -mower $15 s -lng ma-tlon Dept.). or eall 642-4321 to go ptate9 llke Magic Urgently needed by Hunt·
BELLS, crystal and others chine $35. Truck tires 11=-.. ..,.io-c-al=-~=Dt=-1-11-=1--=5""1,...,0""S Mountain, Knotts Berry tngton Beach City School
S2·S20 Blue Wllloware 10·16-5 StO each 221 --~...,""!"'l'!~'"'""!IPP!"' •ll'TWR Farm, or win Prizes and District for 1•2 hrs assorted pieces S2·S8 Flower Street, Costa OENTAC sat!Ortho ROA nn~1111:l/ Awards, Call us now! We p/da depending upon
Antique doll from Poland Mesa. Aeq ortho e1Cp. pl'ef. 4 day PISTI IP llTIST have several openings In requ~ementa at school
t920, excellent condition SNOW chains, large stz:e Mon thru Thr NB S..2·2626 C M.. H B or F V 55 84 plhr. Apply 20451 and dressed in native immediate opening tor 6'12-4333 Cra1me1 Lane. 11 B costume S40 6 demi· tire, used once St5 Call lllTAl lECPT. exper typesetter Must 6<t6·1263 Exper , bright ambitious have have mark-up BUAGLER FIRE ALARM Phooe 964-8888 ~2s0se s..~~5~~d saucers SONY sterescope reel r&-person to help run group exper • paste-up back· TRAINEE • Call between RE TIRED PERSON 10
c 0 r d er $ 3 s 2 2 o practice tn South Coast ground helpful Xlnt t>en· t l-4PM, 63 l -34.t3 drive for airport shuttle
8 I C Y C L E-m a n ' S Thermodore portable Plaza area Contact ellts Including medlcal & ClllPfmlS service. 675-8995 "Schwinn" continental heater s25. Brass log Dorothy, at 5<t5-4553 dental Insurance, con-p
tO·speed. Extras Look:•. holder $15. Projection Clerical/ lic·t 5400 genial atmosphere Con· leceworkers wanted Im· UllWIOI UIP rides new Ortglnally screen, large S7.50. TV -tact Alissa. 642·4321 ext (nedlatety at the corner of P/T & FIT help. Apply at
$236 with tax Now S49 cart S 10. Mirrored IHllEIPll/SEm 291 ~:~hn!'.r~~,: M:~r;ona 270 So. Bristol, C M Save S 187 Perfect gilt 1 968-8138. parsons table st• eel P/T, 1-5pm, Mon-Fri -·-1-·•1 ..... ,,. TEUPllllE enUTtl S50 Ruby tamps, glau 846-8390 Ma/11 •----.,_ BIKES· Men's 10-speed and Iron $35 Vanity cnalr -IAILY PtllT Costa Mesa sell serve gas imrned. opening for exp.
$35 Women's 3-speed S4 Hanova heat 1un HPllTllllT SICTY 330 w. Bay Street station PI T & FI T lndlv Two shltts ivall
I WI I Id hi S Apply M· Th 9-12, 11 $30 Girl's red bicycles amp n te c na. E1iper Individual with Costa Mesa. Ca 92627 S3.75/hr. 548-6195 ally THE NEWPORTER.
S 2 5 Cash on t y Green rattan pattern. good English skills, 1•2-U21 -ma IELP t 107 Jamboree Rd, NB 957 -1834 64<>· 7785. strong typing and die-_.. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~BOY'S MX2~' ~keS20 SPANIBH style so~ ~d tapho~ ~ ~orthand l~~~~~~~~ Part/~lltlme App~~34 WEEIEllS
(f r l t80cm skis StO Car top loveseat $50 each helpful. Apply In person S&Jn 9510 ~s::· D~~'nyHwy, CdM Aeceptlon/co~nter per· · ski rack $15 14 " 962-9971 with resume to Mr sonf>v1mensclub,NB I aluminum 4 hole Datsun Fuentes. at Robert Bein, TILHllllmH OHml llLP 752-7903, ask tor At by S I ~' mags three tor S 18 36" TODDlER GM car seat Wllllam Frost & As· A real future In nnanelal P/T rel. person. Payless 2 30. M·F YONEY I ~Ll Emerson celling lan.Sto i:?O 3 glass top tables soclates. 1401 Quall St, sates. This could be for Cleaner 642·2671 NB Ctaastlled Ads 642-5678 545-3838 $4Ci each. Show-N· Tell, Newport Beach. Ca. you. Call Mr. Wiison to __ _
0 new $20. 962·9971 . 833-0070 (8am-5pm) quallly, d~aw vs. comm MARR DOUBLE bed $30. Twin 851-0455
bed 125. Wood kttchen TV zenith 19 inch black UllL IEOlnAIY ---1 After School -
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•••••••••••"'. table $25 Lamp $5 Crib and white, ttke new, for lltlgatlon and gene<al telephone aales Da 't•t $35. Swing S7 Stroller portable St5 Phone buatness practice 11-ClllSTllUOASlllllLY Student Jobs! ft J S8 Ches1 ol drawers $15 5.48-3002 torneys Non smoker Sott tell. 22 year program.
Sanday, December n 'l'I and $20 Gas stove StO WEIGHT set $25 Single Newport Beach. Send re-FIT, PfT shltts avail. 9-9. Do You Need. Cash . And
ARIES M h 2 9 Chn•st<mas Sheets $2 50 each Book t>ed/lrame$35 Women's sume lo Htrtng Partner. Santa Ana 835-2110. I A Good Job T o Start The New Year? ( arc 1-Apnl I ): Family reassurances help make you ahetl $ tO Stroller $8 ski t>oOts size 5 S 15. 5000 Birch St. Suite Fullerton 680·3340 and
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fetl secure. You'll no longer have to speculate about finding finances. Dishes 25¢ and 75c aaeh Datsun car cover $30 2900, Newport Beacn, Garden Grove 10o92
an vestment prosrams. Y o u learn plenty about your~lf and those you f wardrobe dresser $30 t50t Antigua. Newpoft CA 92660 Chapman Ave. Suite 1 Wt are looking for Jr. High and High
love. Scorpio will play role Check Wlllte twin bed frame 642-3555. t•••• •••••••• •••••••• ••••t9 School atudentt and other• who would TAUR US ( .\pnl 20..May 20): You are released from obligation that class I fled S l5. Changing table S22 ----1 enjoy talk Ing wtth ~le and wort<lng
was .foolish m first place. Circumstances turn 1n vour fa vor.Judgment for close-to · Plants s2 to Sto Twin I · I f i111ci1l • DELIVERY DRIVER I with other atudentt tl'*r own age. You
a d t t Y 'II i bed sis 953.1315 or .. 1ae11 • • .... n earn •2 ... 00 to ... ".00 _,,,h ...-.... In n 10 u1 ion are on target. ou receive 1nv11at1 on to travel. member Christmas 953 8467 ------• -• " ~ --
of opposite sex reveals true fceltn~. • • • commlulona and MUCH MOREi You can GEMINI IM 21 J 20 h bargains on o6U8LE bed, mattrees. IM• I har• 2902 • Daily Pilot m o t or route • work PART ri••E In ...... an-noona and <l y • une )' meone w o had been out o f sight 11 rt t t t>ox spring and trame 1 ,. __ ,... 11 1 • "'"ailable 1·n Hunti'ngton •1 "" .... .. returns, helps you make maj or decisio n. Domestic s11uat1on 1s a so 9 0 'l.J• S35 New Toshiba stereo rH~t _ .. , 11 ti • """ • evenings and atlll heve p(enty of fr• time.
involved. lifestyle subJ_ect 10 change. You'll receive unusual gift items. spe.akers, pair s20 CHAM:A~~~M8AiuNCH : Harbor area. 1-2 hours :. You MUST BE FREE AFTER SCHOOL!
representing to ken o fafTecu on 645-0875 Sunday Dec 22, 12 PM • per afternoon. •I Wt oner oomptete training and prcwtde
CANCER (June 2 1-Jul) 22): Define lerms. sec others as they DAYER. electric heavy * GUEST WELCOME * e •: tranlP0(1atlon. Thia la NOT A PAPER
actually exist. What appeared to be an illusion can actually be Call duly Westinghouse Reaervatlons: • Call 642-4333; Monday -•1 ROUtE ANO IS NOT SEVEN DAYS A
transformedinto rcahly.Cycle continuesinway that enablcswishesto Claaalfted White. four cyetes. 9 846-1602orS43·6068 • Friday 10-5 P .M . Ask for • WEEKI COfM out and l'*p ut get new
be fulfilled. Romance figures prominently. ~~~s72g~~73~una great lt15'Tt I.Ma 114 : : customen fOf' our newspaper and have a L~O (July 23-Aug. 22): Scenano highlights pressure~. deadlines. 942-5179 f I • Art. • great time doing It. You have nothing to
t fi d I t h E h HANDMADE Javanese WIOO has money or • • IAAA and a au,_, Job •o gain. C all today in ens1 te ~e. a ions tp. mp as1s o n career, prestige. dealings with TD' s10 ooo up No 0 8 C081t .,_ ,........ '
those in pos1t1onsofpower What appeared to be lost will be recovered. batik' S l 5 to 120· s ' • rang e and maybe you can atart tomorrow! .a ) 722·9583 credit"". no penalty • Dally Piiot • ~GO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Spotlight on add1uonal room. ab1l11y to '' f1 Denison Assoc. 673-73t1 • • Call Mr. Earl h d di HEAVY duty snow chains, •I rea~ w1 er ,au 1encc, ro mance that can be transformed into love. ' assorted sla• ,25 per Aa1tHctatatl : 330 W. Ber Drive • S48·70S8 or 241 ·8432
As51gnmcnt is co mpleted. you'll receive credtt long overdue Aries pair 979.9047 • Coate Meee CA • "===::::;::============ Libra natives will play significant role'I. , . l;~iiiiiiiiiiiiii!iii!iiiiii!iiiiiiiii s d he I hi ..... Ir.... 2HS • • ·1-.
LIBR.A fcSept. ?3-0ct 2.2): You'll C'ul through red tape. you'll gain FOUND ADS Htthr.:~ ~c~ s~~ 12&>0 REWARD for loal IQ ••• • •••••••• •••••••• •••••• : ••••••••••••••••••••• •-:
access to 10 onnat1on previously classified. Focus on dcbls. money each Pump Included with btk M/dog w/t>rn on talf. --• p AftT TIME •
belonging to others. news of possihk 1nhentancc Love rclat1on,h1p ARE FREE p11r 646-9777 eh9st. legs. vie El Toro • t1l •
grows stronger despite minor set hack • LADY'S coaster brake 673-2951 or 5.45-S&50 Open in&• Now Av a Hable : :
SCORPJO (Oct. 23-Nov 21 )· (10 \low. measure words and actions. Cal: Cruiser. Hu rear bag· Found Doble, fem, approx • e
Focus on right .• pcrm1s .. 1on~. legal rnncessions Business partner or gagecarrler,trontnower-3·4 yr• recent mother c R ROUTES • •
mate ~ks gutdan~ where goal t'i concerned ( ancrr. Capncom. 1•2-Hll ed wicker basket Excel· Santa Ana Hts 852·8184 A • e
Aquanus persons will pla" outstanding roles. tent. like new S411 Chllc:t'a • We are looking for the right e
J sidewalk coaater brake Found· Female Hlmatayan • • SAGITl'ARIUS (Nov 22-Dec. 2 1) You have fnend m coun. Cruiser Sharp s 15 Cat/Sealpolnt ; mata E•rn Exl•• C••h • people-People who enjoy e
lndt.vtd!-!al \ m~ch admired~ vouches for your talent. intcgnty. Yo u'll 968-8138 Be a g I e -Do x t • •· • I Th b •
recei ve inVltatJon to prest1g1ous social affair Check wardrobe Gemini , .. ,.. ti' --mix/brown: Fem Shth Tzu For Del/very Of Thie P•per • peop e. ey must e per -•
another Saoittarian fitgure fromtncnt~ . , .... ~C • • l~, • MORGAN dottar1ooltector milt/beige, M ... Do~ e s· "t t d ·11· t k l e
C>' ••¥ 1,. llquldattng. bHut11u11y blk/tan. 644~3858 • lo en an WI 1ng o wor . •
CAPRICORN (Dec. 2 -Jan. 19) heck deu11ls. study small pnnt -1•'' gift packaged 125 -HUNTINGTON BE •CH • •
Some changes arc neccs~ry. but take time 10 think of your own \\'\ ¥ e..5-2908 FOUND Gtrrs bat purM, " • Hours are 4:30-8:30 p .m. •
• possible benefits. Emphas1 also on romance. ne111vc endeavor~ NEW exen:IM bike S50 ~8~~0~ c~:~ ,~'· NB FOUNT •IN VALLEY : M 0 n .• Fri. 8 n d 9: 3 O : Taurus, Scorpio persons dominate <l>-n:1m1c ~cna no Maple OS*'I arm chair " • •
AQUARIUS (Jan 20.Feb. 18) You'll be o n m ore sohd financial· ~~~-'=9'oat~= ,~g F~uc::,11~~~ L~:~~ INDEPENDENT .• a.m.·1:30 p.m. aturdey . •. emotional ground. You'll Jet re'iponk to recent inquiry which ...... ,...... ~ 12119 87H170
••• involved member of opposite sex Maintain ~tead " course. avoid "I eolJ '' Anlst d'-Pl'Y 'A' trainee " · • Compensation to includ~ • ba~..,.a I I ' ,,.,_,.,, '"" '4 16" wrought Iron FOUND neut ma or~ & D 1· 1 d k N • • actions ~~Ure Y On tm~u 5( · ··~ tabt• stands 21$6 wtlt eat l0/17, comer ot e IVer ay a Wee . 0 e hourly wage plus com -e
·: PISCES( eb. IQ·~arc 20): Rclat1ve m1ght:arguemcrely for~ke IJ•llr ~l<Jt," 54S·3479 3rd/C1rnat1on. CO M COiiecting. no SOiici ting . : ma' . •
• of excitement. Know II, ~fu~ to be drawn into senseless dispute. 8c I n f'm•d m•"' ull• OLOWiii" telephone $50 873·1541 e I On. :
·= diplomatic without abandoning pnnc tples. M oney Sttuat1on will be •h~ ,.,., d•y end 14'id 722·9583. FOUND ofltwht Pooc:tte Must have dependable car . • • ~ clarified. Taurus, Libra figure prominently. I II lhr lf'f6tld ,., ,,, OSTlfR juice ••treotor. Puppy, vety Sonora & t ruck or station wagon and : • IF DECEMBER UIS YOUR BIRTHDAY you are a combination thr pr1r .. 1 ••n•rd 1 Ilk•"" S25. Jiffy~ Drake, CM 754-8'723 • for an appointment cull :
of conservatismandcxplos1ve1c11on.Younevcrdo any thtn&halfwa) hadenad1111hr .. ter S15HothOuNvent ound. Toy Poodle, tnsurance e 642-
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.... -you dtd not fit into family pattern. you are creative. rcbclltou . "•cl•IU bul lnO•I of Ian $10. Putt\ tnOW9t as. ~/White Nr Main 4 • •
, • wthna to IClr down for ulttmate purpose ofrebu1ld1n& on a "different" nn tell• t Hlf' llom Men'e 3--apeed bltce S7 Lake Park. HB Nr blind e e
: bate. You could have been ~paratcd. psycholOjlcally or otherw1St. Ill~ o •• ,, Pilot ~= r:1: t,':-.. ,5 8•7 28~ CALL 842-1444 : btiwttn 3:00-8:00 p.m. :
, from one or both parcnls .. relatively early .,e ·raun1 . u o. Scorpio 0.11 , •• ,,... Hydro planter SS 9" ound Young fem O.· f A c • A k for Ben w.·11aa· m •
persons play i mportant roles JO your ltfe. Apnl will be memorable for I ..... v.... blacle and whit• ACOC man Ship WatMr, Bolsa Ask or Jo nne . raney • . •
... you 1n 1986 M o ney p~lurc wtll be bright. . 135 831-5844 Chlea, H8 ...0-97~ l!_!•••••••••~•-••••••••••••
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S 12/h 873'-7063 brand Ctlalf S..50 Toyot• Tu'*1 & ~ed S..75 obO 720-HU r lfOO l.oneRY WINNER. Coro111 Lftbck, rn1n1 $1400 847·5e12 PV1 Pty •81 8w:ukl f:U~•e5 re'
lttc It 3rd game S2000 OBO COl'ld. reuonat>.. P'IOt OLD ENGLISH UPRIGHT c-'" • ..,.,.. •~• ...... 875-,76" 673-357 I $e75 "'"' .., ..... ~
bt"9ft 6010 2 TRUNDLE BED SETS T -675-5511 '81 YAMAfiA400XSloml, lNtiOUE§ French I Eng-S 125/ea 759-1256 111' IOdy RulC.plnt & Gabby l~lft ir•t eond 1500 Xmat
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Ure hOUM lull) Fine quell ~--a h d"' .-1"''-lb s 1y. exc.l*lt condition BAHIA CORINTHIAN c ••• , •• I.. yr • ., ., u ...... ,. • '84 Hond• pt ... Ilk• nu, ===-VACHT CLUB M -... • S 1350 ""'· llklng 1750 runt~ $290 ~-0937 J..--Purchuecl In Eur~ by em.....,,. •-I IOll obO 873·7370 ,,,... lt-.. .-•M• Prlv111 Pany. Cuh Ontyt •hip to Mii 8"2-6283 .,, e••t --Chrl1tmu Spec;111 1995
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Atlllaattl IOl l CHILDS SWING SET 4 Pentax St,obonar 1101, dumb-bell · .. ,,. I IO lb blue S150A. 760-3925 I" It f2,.. FORD '68 Mu111ng un11 $59 751-3898 locualng ecreens, etc. All A "8 iuto gd I .'
••PLIAIOES Sl"" B N'-"· S25 ea 546-6030 Excellent Chrl11mH gift OIN .. er •· • ar COMPLETE HOUSEHOLD ""· reun iu:O tuper ,,-.~-IJ 1-'82 AtC 250R S.at offer • cond. 80.000 orig mi, LES 957-8133 ltema. TV'1 Appllences 8 mo'<le cemera, pwr r ttrtt, tclr" Cl 549.1721 or 754_1610 VOLVO '74-1&.4E ate:. p/a, $4000 OBO 780-4088
7 C b•~ F F t F Furniture Etc 646-9748' zoom, taae $90 Sound IOIO k alt, brown, lrthr, llllnt FORD 78 Futufa 2dr hrdtp I 1 u "' t. roa ree • · movie projector toper 8 Hond• PastP<>f:1, llke new, d s 800 95 RefrlgtfllOI' $75 722-6389 Desk prln1er & dlaplay cal· $25. 548-5185 • Bi ng & Oiaften rmter (~2 ml) Call 557·1143 aft con 1 7-8317 cream w/bucktl Ill, air.
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1reo SSO.Xlntcond.Can typewriter Schwtn pulM ••...1•ttr1 flceS1000472-7525meo PUCH Maxl MOpedgdcnd ,_ ________ cond, ono. Mull~ by gr .. 112100 494.0301
deliver 957-6194 •nY11me ra11 rTMtter brand n-. l~~-w,.i:""l .. lc-com-py_t_er·.""m""a""n•. Oyneco •ltreo 70. amp & I $325/0BO 673-4454 Oen 12/23S1800 751-113 t Fiii 'I 1 FmU -
irSPM-200 549-1000 ual, Apple works S850 p<11mp $50 Sony auto Custom Auto vw '85 Bug. gel Cond orio 4 door. auto llr PI S, I PONTIAC '71 Sefarl wgn, •SALEI lLEI* Extensive quallly Sl)O(IS 983-2187 flveru cua re-VESPA '81. llke new. 800 owner $1200 5-i4-5720 AM/FM stereo. vinyl 100 very Clean, 10'#1\t S2350
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WHhJft $99 & Up parel. Giits. 9 30 AM Sat tosh w/2 built-In disc Trlax spkr In K1rlaon Sl350/obo 497-1247 l lHSU665) -
C>ryera. gas/elec $99 & Up & Sun Christmas Eve & drives, $2,895 786-3418 enc:IOIUrt (Big) $30 BUY YOUR CAR DIRECT /out New evwylh•no See """'••lllll ...
Stoves 199 & Up Day, 126 29th St, N.B. 11 1:---=-----.=-=-=..,,. Turnt1ble SS R·R T re-4 ftMI Dri Yt/Jill FROM EUROPE ANO II' $2500 548-2802 11111 Auto AM/FM 1teftO
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1._ I equip & d~ner ap.. entable. Mutt plcit up $250, NAO amp. 3020 * $8500. * _ leath to mi/clean Blolr Sllff fln1 ,HrMftt4 P!!rel. glhs 9.30am Sat/ Call898-1962al18'4 $100,•72-75251vmsg *875--0J<40 • ATSUN 78 2IOZ, orig. ovf$1500•72-7526mag 2811 d
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UNIQUE FURNITURE Day. 126 29th St NB, II Jtwtlry/F111/Art $3-00 8"6-•823 llW ... '"' S3.750 875-2607 NABERS THEOOOH
ROBINS 1947 S Main SI quesuons 675-3820 H25 •UHH DATSUN '76 B210. IO ml
Senta Ana *FIREWOOD* 2 ORIGINAL DUTCH Oll S~daery ~~!~op ~300mp SBo1~~ It comes whh pis, bucke1 s2200 (7 14)837 -8551 C •Of LL AC Bt~J~d~~.! ~:r:~~n P~~mO~u:ooJesa1a100n~clS109r5-PAINTINGS. $2000 each noo. N:mark OM1e00 (S:!:!~l radial t1res llTSll 'IO 1210 LARG~T SELECTION
IH l ••o '• 756-8316 studio matter S200: tv • "" cord Free del. 968-6081 11119 Hatchback, 1uto, air, ollete model, low mileage
n..... 10-6· Sun 12·5 S MINK CAPES $150 ea mag 472-7525 OR•NGECO•ST AM/FM radio Low, low CadlllacslnOra~ ............. LARGE executive desk OBO "~o 00 6 Cl-... "' "' I A I I c I See I
ANA 1 1 .,... • 1 ,...,y TraalJ!rlata'ta J-p/Renault m1 es I orig nal ounly ust ay AM re r geralor, gold, solid wood, good con-_ ....., ( 135ZUCI 540 1860 5 x 5, Ice maker, good dttlon $400 or best offer BREITING GENEVE MENS 2524 Harbor Cotta Mesa •
cond. $125 499-5683 842-6159 a.nyt1me WATCH. NAVITIM ER Ptwtr .... , 7012 141-1023 Hiii 2600HarborBlvd
Frio aide/aide. cull dls-
penset' $225 646-4823
MICROWAVE OVEN
Sears best. nearly new
Make otter 548-5447
Necchl sew mach. model ~:' s~l?~~Ot!x.B~a:i~ 1~nB~~~; ~~~~~· ~=v'!i SUBARU '81 4 whl drive -CAOILCL~SCTA7_9MECSouAna de
522 $250 obo. wartdale $695 sell $3~. 673-6034 seats, xlnt condition. OL wagon. A/C, am/Im ,.. ... ~
fir spkrs S200 pr Kaiser $8000 OBO 673 0866 cass. S3500. 673-9224 VIiie, loaded w/lealher In-radio w/pMno. 1950 vln-Full length designer mink-, / • -61111 a bn B lerior $2500 645-4203
cage S 175 obo 673-7376 near new, appr $9000, 28' Monterey Wood Boat. Tracks 9035 l'•lllta Mc>sa !140 ono
----asking $2500 760-3848 For rnto<atlon w/wo dsl PLYMOUTH Arrow 1982 CADILLAC 8 I Sedan Sev-
Aec;ond·Refrlga. waahers SCHWINN Crusle' boys HANO MADE Imported eng. Make ofr 549-34 19 pickup long t:>ed $3.500 HONDA '80 Accord U(. Ille dlesel, c:tlerry cond,
dryers $75 to $275 1630 bike S 125, Clarinet $100. rugs & bedspread• Blue '78 GRADV WHITE 20' day Call 6'12-4321 Aak tor pis. p/b, air. am/Im cass bought another, will let
Superior CM 631 -3197 Uprl VAC S35, 6"4-4687 lox, red lox. coyote & cruiser See at Npt Dunes Don Wiiiiams Beat offer 759-0908 g~59~:i,~6 or ~~=e•
Sears SxSfrlg, copnne, more. All brand new $7500 obo 998-6972 "68 CHEV P/U shortbed '18 '11112
F/F S 150760-8661 SCRAM-LETS From 5200 631-"396 Newer mtr & trans 4 SPd 100 675-55 t t
Wshr & Gaa Dryer hke nu Saks tvlilength mink. •P-U ..... 7 14 manuet $900 54g...3419 MAZDA '82, GLC, Lux Ed
AJmond S..00 548-7968 ANSWERS praised S lOK, aacrllice Sgi bedael, match desk FORD '79 ~. Ton 6x9 Flat Fan1as11c cond Mutt set!
S3200 PP 8'6-896• f 500 or offer See Sat bed. Asking $3500 $2900 756--0330
bctital 6012 Bestow . Ruddy ZEBRA SKIN $950 385 Ogle C M 722-83•9 646-8357 AZOA '65 GLC lu.:
W=r s~!f.f!S!'~d ;~~~ ~~::s ;~mD~~ _ 6'15-4390 lemct(. £cai•atat.L TOYOTA 1980 pickup >,, hlchbk wht 6K m1 AIC
sac S300 720-028 l ne of the first big dis-lacmt~ S S.rtlin 7u20 ton long bed'S3. 100 Call anrt. 111,u Pd S99•0 Sac
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Anaheim Caltt 9280'
Blue In color aluo, aJr, PS 1 Sunoer G•ancnanoan•
PB Low miles and much 1029 Damaacus Corc1e
more ( IFYZ5441 $5995 1Cost1 Mesa Call! 92626
Dir 540-5630 Tnos Dus•nen is GOn --OuCled Dy ar 1n01v•Clua1 FOAO L TO 78 20-38000 SunOftf G1antt1andan
I< P B S air radio good Tt11s Sta1~1 ... as 111e0
tores. excellen1 condition w11n ine Count~ c~erk ol Or I
Call Ralph 760-1396 1l'l9e County or November 1--Ftlll L Tl '12 n •98!> F293100
CROWN VICTORIA PuolttNtO Ora1198 C.oH I Loaded wtlh p ower Dairy P1101 No~ernt>er 30 De·
eQutpment & much more cemoer ~ 1' ?1 1985
tZATH9031 S6995 Dir Sa-211
540-5630
co11erles a ~lege grad NOOD LAT HE never uMd Chrlatmu Parade 642-'321 Ask lo' Don $79•0 l1rm Incl 5 yr warr
F1rait111 6014 makes 1s 1t1a1 iobs are N/IOOls sn5 673_5270 •Generator Rental•* Wiiiiams. 646-5237 aft Spm 141-1081; 1'9-JU1 Fill '11 WCIHI
CHEVY Malibu 1980 V-8. auto. air pis 1111 l __ Ptmt __ IC_NO_T_IC£ __ _ I llY Flll•ITlllE r:s~~I~ .:~ ~bJ:°:n'~ Office F11~t111 HILL'S sv~~~~;ATOR Vau9040 llST SELLlllHI
LES 957-6133 DADS A • t 11.AJ17 1571 Plaoenlla Ave Nwpt VW camper van '68, VflfY MBZ '80 280SE. low m1.
claas1c wagon Air. cruise aml fm stereo FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
II ••• .,_ 8ch 6'6-"83. Wknds good condition thru-out Show Room Condition
Ice urnlture, goo call 714/875-07'0 $2200 or best otter Call $17.250 Firm 495-5677
AM/FM 2 tone paint, wore caps c:omplelety NAME STATEMENT
elec seals, $2.950 Call or 9 1n s1de 4 out Tne following oerson ,,
cond. Good prices SI " /"---L /1 --evenings 751-9834 MBZ •80 •SOSEL
Desks, tablet, chairs, ''' .,_., ttrlll A.at' Excellent cond111on
small sofa & IBM Type.. 7022 •••~, 786-1644 alter I 30 pm
6•2-432 I Ask for Don 11T82289l 001ng t>usoness at
Williams 12111 BAN TU 13561 A•Ooe
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writer 955-2411 4341 power boat slip Cl1111C1 9045
Peta Aaiaal1 6041 avall lmmed. N.B S 11 h. P-1806. 19S4 Volvo Appl
673-1974 963-0007 only! Best otter! ~gal bubble tank. Gree! ' 847-9954 or 6'12-6112 Glhl Never used $200. 40' elde lie. private home · -
631-0382 or 540-3597 Back Bay area. S360 or Aattl l•rrtH 9100
Darling Shih Tzu, eke reg. $9 50111, whichever Is •rPWTE Ellt-••
C greater, per month Ask ..: rUN1 pypples tor hrlatmaa for Jock 6'10-9350 OELIVERV DEPARTMENT $300/0BO 6'1S-8234
GOLDEN Re1r1ever Pupa s;!~ ~~~ ~;~0~h~:i~ McLAREN'S BMW
for Christmas $275 Ch· +ast • 1111 June 19 M-F till 9, S-S 11116 6124 sired AKC 85•-7571 Call Marcia 673•6232 626 S Euclid SI Fullerton. CA Sun 8am. Child's playhse Poodle Pups: Teacups, Slip Avail • No hve "'Ai>09rd 7 14--680 6300
Kerosun heater. Cab-Toy, Min $250 546-2848 Up 10 32. S330 213•691 .5701
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(7 14)111·1111 Loaded MINT COND (Stk: 38221 0111yP11~t No•emoer30 ~
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THIOOOIE
ROBINS 759-1913 1nm Low miles FORD
Every Sunday Orange
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Bikes, Books. misc
check 714/534-3539 Dally 9.5 548-1501 NEW & USED BMW'S!
lrYiat 6144 Piaan l Ortu1 SLIPS Available 25' & 30' LHI IUCI .. W ~ &Ost 3333 w COHI H1gnway VOLUME SALES ~ SAT 8am-3pm, SUN: I Newport Bc:h g...5 Mon-Frt j SERVICE & LEASING
6am-3pm $960 New "•SCHER pleyer piano • -. 7 c LO G
Walnut Dining Tables w/2 family fun tor Chr111mas •aac. Traa1,.rt1h1a 36 o N ~C~ve N
leaves. your cholfe I 46 ·studio Site with Am· -(No Cherry exll-405) *Ill •15 3001• l-~!8i! Mrsa \.I O on ti
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$150 New & runn ng pico player unit. top Caapera 1014 (714\A•I 1710 I ::Saturday only' Furnll•ire. Tennis Shoes. $3 • $15.1 loader Recently rebuilt, _ JW• • S•lverl blac:k 71< mites
tools hsehld items Too various new items. Castl walnut finish with rolls 19' camper trlr, '63 Hol· Trade-Ins Wek:ome balance of lac1ory war· DOISE Sl,ER Yll '71
many good things 10 only 20 Blazing Star 1 Owner must '9811 S3.000 1day Rambler, self cont, OPEN SEVEN DAYS r~nty 197528! Lease or Iv -a auto air cassette.
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492•5958 Service calla, Sod Clean-ups Matnt Int/Ext 30 yrs exPi!r . 5 speed. AM/FM stereo 21138 Harbor Blvd
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rs-moldings-bay win-gardening Competitive Low Winter Rates-Free
dows, complete patios. FIREWOOD quall~y mix. prJCeS Chuck 548-7032 estimates Joon 722-9707
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KITCHEN CABINET Gtaeral Semen FllEIT oall 112-IOOI up, ctpts windows. etc
REFACING KONSTANTfNE KENNELS Attya Parham & A_asoc Refs Free esl 857-0691
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Ooors-Repalr-Alt81'atlons lor cats/dogs 641· 7003 Block walls. brickwork. Int/Ext Reas Rates Ref's
Remodel-Panel-Looks-<etc I • concrete comp pauos 839-1886 or 675--0102
Cabinets-Window-Drywall 18 ~H "'!"!''!'lft!'!'IP~N!'!"!"~N!'llD~Y~ •• ~1~ 15 yr• 8Xpel' 646-4834 ••sr···~ 35 yra exp Jefry 6"2-0S67 AME I A HA .... ,.N Carpentry, lenclng, win· BRICKWORK Small lObS. l-.F~A-T'!"H!'!ill ~GP"!'!IN!'!!TP.E!'!RP.l•o•R•s~
Cl11ai11 Stmct dows. plumbing, marllte, Newport Costa Maaa, HANGING/STRIPPING
ROB1'1s CLEANING tub encl. etc: Arid Yea trvlne Ref's 675-3175 VISA-MC 673-1512
SERVICE 8 lhrooughly Jesus 19 Lord 636-82'4 STUCCO MASONRY-TILE ANDYS WALLCOVERING
Act11tiu\ Ctllia11 c:lean hOuse 540--08S7 FENCE Repair New & old No Job lo small All types Installation & Removal
Exqulalle Acouatlca ~.. Housecleaning, carpetSi Wood. chain link. patio's Free eat Lie 631-2345 Int painting 548-4013
upholste"'. windows. etc ''"est. Grag, 968-11 18 -r- -sprayed or remove Ory-. , MtYill STRIP lT OFF THE WALL
wan Repairs 847·7901 lirllJ l1i1t.131-6212 1tGEN. HOME REPAIRS -Fast. clean, reaa Wall·
AEBLOWN OR PAINTED Commerclal lnq welcome Paint. Drywall Carpentry •A-1 llYlll* paper removal service etc. Gery 645-52n PTL CLEAN & EXPERT Uc/bonded 638-6970 Also lnt/Eirt Painting Carpet. Furniture. Drapes, o 25 ten
Uc:#288597 631-9295 and Window cleaning HANDYMAN LARGE end ver yearsexpef C4I THE WALLPAPER ROUTE ru-MAINT PRO'S 839-4537 9mall I 00 IT ALLI Lie: T-116·'28 730·t353 Dee Spec:lal $111191 roH 'J IHI Home & OfflGe oleanlng by 531-5579 Pll Of' Ive mag t llO •Ylllt t Yr Ouar 642-2078
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W1t9f'pl'OOllng 831-4199 Nettkeepers 675-7'09 Jon 845-8192 Studenl MOV91'1 lnaurtd Expert Service & Repeir
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rept1ce w /c:oncret• CHtrlCttn ~ e.ct\ S.8-4021 1nl•1 met WEEKEND PLUMBING $10 900 C•ll 6'4-<8098
brick/block wtt 539-0345 J I t:= N 0v-.... 1 1 c 11 ..
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...... IC-..... ducted by a gnwel pertnet· Calif."* port 8Wll, CA HMO Mlftc P. Soni, Pteeldenl FLOAIST & NURSERY IUWONe duelt.O l>Y•9f'*lll*!Mt· con11ruct. Mll11te1n, opet• eel bid. It'll btillf\Ot M . II
.. -.... lhlp Thlt bu•ln"e 11 on· Trlla bulln••• 1, con-fhle 1tattlll'Wlt wM llt.o (3)Mlt&ION VII.JO 'LORIST (CITACIOlt .IUOfCIM.) lhlO 81•. r90tl0e. remcwe eno any, wtll bl ,.qUlred In lull.
_ ......,_ 8flll'I 8uttt• ..... by;..,..,.,,"*-by: M lndlvfdUel Wiii! the County Cletlt of Ot· & OIFT8, 25278 Mtrgt#lt• NOTICll TO D!~l!NDANf: fh WM flltO ttn.w llOtM Cltalnl. ~lit) fonn of Payment All pay-
.......... -Thi• 1t11emen1 ..... 1-..r\ ... W"90ll '· Alllln. Jt. ~ .. ~ty on Detwnblt Pl(wy . Mltlion Viejo, Call•. (AVlto • Ac;uNdo) WRJOHT wllll I CIWll ot Ot• ......,,, Wll., IT'81n• •nd ep meni. mutt bl by CMl'I, No. A 1$0692 '<With tl'le C<>unty til,Of• Thll ,,...,.,,.,,, llW• tt.atemtnt wu f~ t .. , t • ..., 92892 A. 80WIN Md !UO!NIA tngt .,, NcMlmblt punensnt 1truoturet In. 0911m.d cNclc, 0Uhlet'1 <ii
lrt tM ~ Court of ~ C<>unty 00 lllf • .. -tM Cellnfy CWll !ht Cou41ty Olwk Of Ot· ,_ R Perltlr\I !nttrerlMI BOWEN, hll wlft, and II 22, I I ~. over ln<I ect"ott that .,__,,.,., c:tMICk Of Dy I
1M a-. ot Oalffoml' fOt 12 1985 ~~on C<>unty on No~w PuDllehed Ottngt COiet Inc: .C.lllot"'-.21522 i.in. ~wlOne untmown, clllmlnQ Pu a..ng. Collll Pof'11on 01 o.tewere '9reet Unllld 8t1t• pottll. lwlll,
f'9 C0untY Of 0.-.,. .... & •s tteS O~ Pilot Oeoembet 21, 21, Ylerno, !I Toro, CaNf t2'30 .,,y ltQll or e<iult_. fiGttt, Oelty btt 30, De-Cfl'ltelnlng lor puDlte tlrtM U4)r .... Of ttlegtepll money
lrt1M Menerot"'9e..•te Pu~~.,,.. COllt ......, t1&!,Januer;4• H, tMI Thlt butlneH 1e oon-title, 81tes., llen, Of Int.,._ .1,.tl, INS IWtPOHI tht HHment oro.t.Mell•ct.aOflTIOM'/
Of D()r;OTHf.A STEVENS o.ity Piiot ~-o.-p t• had ~ ~ Otanot eoe. SA·241 ouctld by 8 corpot•tlon In tl'le Pf°'*1Y OWlfMd 1n 81-212 P'090Md to be vllClled, end "'6« peylble to lht Internal
LONOY!AA. O.CM111d. c.mbtt 1. ''· 21. ,.... ~ "°' NO-.blt ~ • .,.. ~ Pltol Detwnblt 21. u. UM M Pel'lclna. Sec. Tr.. lhe ~I ~.. to purauent LO I.fly tldttlno ~ $elvloe . ....__ Noeloete hlnO)'GNwl Vial 8 _.., 1. ''· 21. tN5 1118. Jenuety 4, 11, IMO ·-II' MnT1C£ Thlt .... .,,.,, wu ftleO ptelntlff'• lltle, Of eny ~ .,._.,. 11nn.-c lrtnchllU or renawel1 N.U. of Tiiie The f!Oht,
vw YllderliOflleCI Will ... at ....-s .. 2e.e r~ ""' wtth the Covnty Clttk of Ot· on plllnllfl'• 1111•, named" '"-""''.w; thereof or otller#IM 10 ~· title and Inter"' °' the t.x· =·-~.":,.,~ Mt.IC ll>ii • ~~:.-=:-.JI ~~t~ty on Detwnblt ~~1 ~~liHe~ .. =~·7::·:::•:d r:r:==y~~~
oonflnnetlon of Mid Su-........ llJT1C£ PtaJC J«)TlC[ The fol!Owlng l*IOll le '-1tt BY PLAINTIFF. (A Ud. l .. eta Ull I enl.,ge l!Mt of plpt, con-$119 aubi.ct lo elf'/ prior
Pttlof Court, on or 1ner the ~!!!!0"1T• .. -004ng DullneN at Publllh«I Ot•no-Cout damendendo) JOSEPHINE dull•. cab'"· war81, l)Olee. vallCI out1t1ndlno mort·
$rd dl"f of January, 19M.. T:::--1--.::.:..·=.:._ ... -IT"TI....... ~C"' ~T SOUTH COAST CON· Delly Piiot o.oemw 21, 28. ANDERSON TOMLINSOH1 1h :::f ton• 8l'ld other oonY«!t.nl etruc· gaott. tnCUmbf•"°"· or the oftlce of~ LeVeme ,,. ~-"• ..--· .. -.. "' ..... _.__... t985 J utcutrlll ol Iha Eetete OT tur .. eQulPl\'\.,,I Mid 1111-other lleM In tevor of third llmmone, 11587 Hertford doing blJelnMI ... ™ 'ollowtnO pef80f\ .. COUNTY°' OftANOI STAUCTION. 2218 So • tnuary '· I I, IMO D c ! h•v• ~ Iha u .. ot t • I the tlon OI pertlM agalntt 1119 1~
C<>ut1. ~ CA 12503, OAATECH TEO~Nl,CAL 40fftCI bUelnMe ... In the Mellw ot the Appll-9RoNwooel2707 • Sant• Ane, C•llf 8A·2'8 ~~ER:~~~! c th• 'lciltlou• 8u11n... \KN Of operl lhlt .,. "''*'°' lo Iha lien
C<>unty of~. State of SERVICES. 355 Pllicentle Tiff NA.IL OAROfN (BY cation or MEL HEN RV Hor Anthony Ybtrtl. YCMI haft • CALDIOAA ~o"i&. °=~~::e:~~ = ·=·11~9'=:~ of tM Unlted Stet... All
o.itfwnla, Ill \M tight, tltlt Suitt h" DORA), t34 E. 19th, Coete SH AP IR 0 and G 0 LI 2218 So ROMWOOd Senta PlBlfC J«>TICE DAYI aftef !Ne .-w mon...__ '"vt Butnt llne1, and for the tranlj)Or· pr09etl'J le offettd lor .... end iMer9lt of Mid CS. 806, Newport aeaa • ~Celll 12827 SHAPIRO. on behalf ol Ant c·•tt 92707 ' le eened .. ..........°"1 "' • t•llon Ot dllltll>ullon Of ai.o-""*-II" and "U IA" and ~..--at, ...... •'--.... ...__th c.llf 12863 ••··•• R'~. 902 Le JUSTIN S"'APIRO e ml""' ' ., on 1" te e Pltk Calllf '°821 ..._ ....._.,_ ·-"' ....... _., r--·rM -·'nit I""' -.,.,. ..,,,. "' ,._ o. .. -.,., -.. 14...... .-. • ""' This bu1Jne11 It con-FlCnTIOUI llUIM.SI tJpewl'lttett r...,..._. et T.,. ,li.Jttout eu11,,..1 ''"' _,gy, 1)4Mr.,_... .... .., ........... -..,,.. • ... Ind • the rlQtlt, Utle end vld A Rutolo JI •_.... V9fOll Way. Sant• Ana, tor Change of N1me ouct.a Dy an IMMdull N,... I TATUllNT thle -i. ~,_,,_, 10 l~wu 111 product•. 1mmonlt. United SttlM No gu..-ll'lty
Int.,_ that th. •tete Of Camlnlto &cobedp, LlglMe Calif 9270'3 No A 131131 Troy A Ybatri The IOllowtng '*'°"'art A i.tt... cw ph.-cal_. flied In Orenoe County Of1 wet1r. 1nd Incident al or.w1trenty, u.pr-or Im
Mid MllUll hU ~ HRlt. Ct11I 92853 Tlllt l>utlneta 11 oon• ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE fhll itetement wu tiled Clolng 1>ue4n81f ... ft04protect 1"i .,._ _,... M --;ms FILE NO purpoees, lnoludlng ec:c:.a plleO, la made U 10 the vii· by~of-OfoeNr· Thlt bu1lneH le c;on-ducledb'(anlndlvldual FORCHANOEOf'NAM( wllhthlCountyc+ltkolOr· OSCS ASSOCIA TES. 9""-,.1911w MW\ tMt F2'h.rc. Ind the right tori._, the ldlty of the tllle. quellty,
wtet ot'-tt\M "' In ad· Ouc1ed ~ an lnOlvktuel Dor• M1rlt RIZ.Ot tS.C ~) Cou Decemblt 2910 A.a HHI Ave •200. In ,,..-...., '°"" If ,_ Jtrnet *-ltlrk 246 Ci-P'<>Pe'IY ft" from Item-quantity, wtilght, ta., or
Clltton to tMt of Mid cs. O•vld Rutolo Jt Thi• •tetement WU llleO NIH HENRY SHAPIRO ·~986 nty on Coate Mesi. Celli 92828 ·-· ..._. cewt .. ...,.,.. C*'ll 8:13 L ...... nl BMch ma~ m•Ulflllll, Ind wood aondltlon ol tny of the P'oP-
OMlld, et the tlrMOf dMU\, Thll ltelem«tl wea llled With the County Clefk ol Ot· AND GOLi SHAPIRO have 1 ,_114 DSC 3, e Celll0tnle llmlted -· C•"I , .. ....,.. · growth, 1nCI OthttwlH 9f'ty. or ltt tltneet for eny UM
In lftd to .. u.. ~ ,... w11h 11141 County Cltt'fl. of Ot· 1nge County on Nov.mber filed a petition In lhls court ,..__ pennerehlp, by n...,,,_ Fem· " ...... not ..... ... ptotect the uiM from ell or pufPOM. No clllm wtM b4I Pf°'*1'/ lltua1ed In City d Inge Counry on November 22 11185 tor en order allowtng pelt-Publlltled Orange """''' .,......,.. JCMI -·-,_ Mlfllll Newkirk 2C6 h1 conlidw'ed lor tllowenoe Ot • -.. -· "'INs, ,.~.-.. ... ,.._ 22, 1985 ,,_101 i1o~ 10 -"en,,. hit netM Dally Piiot o.e.n, ber 21 . 28, llyVenturn.eCallfornlellm-tMpeftM Oft 1-., '°" INIJ Creecertt Bay Or laguni a.iard1 In, upon and o~ ... 1._1_1 ~ f.v r~-•-·'--.._.,,_ " ..,.._,., .,. ...,... .,._ ..... "'' .-l985 Jenuiry 1 t, ttee ltod pertnerlhlp, b)' Rann.y lote "'9 a-, end ,_, .. __.... CAiif. 9285; 11\e 1 ... 1Mnt lot publlc ............ .,.. ..,. _.._,., ano-. Stat• ol Clllfornle, .. _ Publllh«I Orange Coatt I trom Ju1t1n Shmplro to Ju1Un · SA-240 E Or1pe1. aener11 Partner, ...... "'OfteJ 8ftd ..,.... '"This" ... l«nent wit Iii.cl tlreet purpoHI ptapoeed to of the ui. bued on lallure
partlwlar1y c:lteetlbed .. fol. Publlahed Of•no-Cont Delly Piiot Novernl>ef 30. De-Even Shapiro 2910 Red Hiii Ave . 1200, llffr ""' bl talllft wtttteut with Ille Count" Ct.I'll of Of. be veceted of • portion ol of the property to conform
!owl, to wit: Owtilllng Unit Dilly PllOI No~ber 30. 0. cembe< 7. 14, 2 t, 1985 I IT IS HEREBY ORDERED ... Coate M .. •. Cillf. 92828 ~ wemlng from IM •""""' Cloutlty On Novemblt 0e11were Str"t I wtfh eny expt818ed or Im· 40', In Tow.t No. 1, on thet eemt>er 7, 14, 21• t985 S1·210 thal ell P«sona Interested In l'tllllC J«>TIC( -"-ttr Sperre, t 443 court. 22-:1... SECTION 3. fhe City plied tepteMntetlon. R ..
Olfteln Condominium Plen S•"213 I the mettlf llor ... ld appear Tenelghth Wey, Secrtr-neo· TMte -ottier ..... ,... ~ Orange Coeilt Clerk 11 dl1ecled to maintain Clernptlon Rlghtt• T~
t'900'<Md ~ 13, 191'3 In P\BUC NOTICE before th111 court In Depart· FlCTfTIOU9 IUl .. H I to. Otlll 95818 ~la. YCMI me, went OellyPlllt Nov«noer30. 0. on tllttn thaonlceoflheClty of redemptlOn, u
BocMI 1074e, Pto-274, Of. pt&JC J«>TICE menl No 3 11 700 Civic NA.Ml I TATEMINT Thi• bu1lneu It cion· to caM "' .etorMJ "8llt C*Ylbltl, 14• 21• 1885 Clerkm11Qeorplanu11owlnol 1n tntwnel ReYetlul Code
flcjll Records. enO • 113 t tth ,ICTI'TlOUI •UllNEll Center Ori~ w .. 1. Senti The followlng '*'°"' .,, ducted by· e genetal pert· _ _,. ",., do Mt ~ S•205 the per11cul1r1 01 th• MCtlon e337. ete qwt80" undivided lnt-..t In Ind to ftCTTTICMll .,_.. NAME ITA TIMENT Ana. Celllornte, on Jenuery dOlng bvSlneu u '*ttilp aft enome,, JCMI mer call en propo..O 11ec;at1on lor street IOllows. Sec 8337. RedetnP·
Lot I of Tnict No 809e, ae N .... ITATlmJIT The lollowtng petton 1, 27. l886 et 9:16 oclOck MAIL BOXES ETC USA. Renney E Or~ e~ ,.._,., eentoe flt purposes ol e ponlon of tlon of Pr0petty (I ) Before
per map reootd.cl In Book Th41 lotlowlng '*"'°"'are OOlng butlne.a et AM . end then tn<I thetl 2973 H1rt>ot Blvd . Colll Thll statement wu flied e ..... aid eMoe (leeiad ... '9JC M)flC£ Oetewtrl StrMI, IOcelad ~... Any 1*80tl who ..
3te,P90tt33and34o1Mls-d~ngbullMMn: THATCHED COTTAGE shOWceuM,ttenytheyhave, M .. Calif 92828 wUl'llhe CountyClerkofOt· theph.-bottc), south or Mein Street, and propetty 1111 l>Mfl levl80
oelleneous Mepe, In tht Of· THE DAILY BAGEL, 18168 ANTIQUES. !8527 Stnll wily selO petition lor Change 1<t111etlne L !.rmllrong enge Counry on Oecemblt o..,_. de ..... _. ITATWMRNT OF reletenc41 II hereby made 10 upon lhall hive It'll right to
flct of lht Coun\Y A.cl««W, 1mpar111 Hlghw•J. Yorba Ctul Cir . Fountain Valt.y, ot ntme •hovld not be and Sally E Arm•troog, 13, 1986 1,..uen "'' -....... flt-AltANDOfR•WT 011 auch m8')9 or plen1 for per· pey the amount due. mot• ~ OMctlbld L.lndl, Celli 926M Cellf 92708 granted 16222 MontMey Ln No F21117' dlolel Wied ...... -,.... UM°' rtCTITIOUI Ucutars .. lo aald propoMd tc>g91h« with the Hpet\MI
per Ellhlbn "A ' 1nllCNd C.lin & Cl\efi.nt Arlll, SuHn l<l'I Erick ton, IT IS FURTHER Ol'dllfod 102. Huntl!'gton B~ech, Publlahe<I O.ange Coal! de 10 DIAi CAUNDAMOI llU ... 11 NAM! vacation of tl'le proc.e<llng, II any, to
hetlto end meoe • pert 20470 Chetry Git• lMMt, 11527 Senti Cruz Cir , thet •copy ol Ihle order to Callf 92S.9 Dally Piiot December 21. 28. pare pree•fttar •"• The following persona SECTION 4 The City the Sectltery •t any time
hereof. Yorba Lindi. Cell!. t.2tM Fountain Valley, Calif show cause be published In This buatnaas 11 con-1985. J1nu1ry 4, 11, 1986 ....,.... eect1te 1 ,.... h9Ve 1b1nd0ne<I" the uM ol Council dON hereby lh• orlor to the ui. thereof, and
Mot• ciommonly known Tnla bu11ne11 11 con-Thia buelneu Is con· The Delly Piiot. • new1pepe1 ducted by: a general part-SA·248 qulne"' 81te,--. th• Flctltlout Bu1lne11 January 8. 1986 11 the hour upon aucn payment the S.O.
u : <404 RoeamoOf 'T_.. duoted by: hu1band and wlte dueted by: .,, lndtvldual of general c1rculetlon. pub· mnshlp Una oerte 0 -~ N11ne1 TAEE DESIGNS, 286 ol 7;30 p.m., or u 10011 retery an111 tntort •uch
I/ 1, Laguna Hiiie, CA Cetln I.rill SuMn ~ ErtGl!eon tithed In this county at least Ktlherlne L Armitrong Dun•ic 111\Tll't t~ no .. ~· AOM Ln •• COiie Mesa. C1lll tlleretltet H the mlttet l\'\ay prop«ty to him, end 111
Tttm1 of .... cun In law-Charlene Atlk Thlt 1111.,,_,1 ., .. 1118<1 once a weelc for lour con-This itatemet'lt w11 1118<1 r-~ ""'""' prot.alon: IMI ,..,.,..., 9282"7 b• heard In Counc:ll lvrtti.f pr~lng1 In con
IUI ITIOMY or the Unltld Thi• 1tetement wes flied with tM County Cltftt of Ot· eecutlve wee111 prior to the with •he Coun1y Cle<I( of Or-MCrt1• 8 mequtne lleM.,. The flctttlou1 BullnttM Chembere In the Civic nec11on with the levy on auctl
StetM on ..i.. or pel1 cUh with 11141 County Clefll of Ot· anot County on NovetnOW day of Uld he81tng enge County on Oeoembef The IOllOWlng coe>yof "No-oulftfll' con let fot· Name r.fwred to 1bove wu Center. u the time and property ahell C..M from
Ind bel~ evidenced by ange County on Novembtf 2e 1m Deted DEC t6 1985 13 1985 =·· ,:::, ~~ec°~rd"~~ me I d 8d 81 1811 I• e llled In Ot~ C<>unly on place'°' hearing all 1>9fllonS the time ol IUCtl payment (bl note Meufed by Mortgaoe 25 1985 · ,..,_ H•nrJ T. Moore, Jr., f a61• 11_2 1_85 In the ottlcl Of the ~a,lelt• el.,......-. S.Ot.,.,.,.,., 23. 1980 FILE lntMested ln °' obJec;ltng lo R.a~tlon of A.al Estele
Of Truet DMd on the prop-Fat112 PvblleMO Orange C09ll ~t• of the 111,.rlor Pub14slled Otangoe Coalt Recor~ 01 0r-C<>unty, ~le COftt tKuicM M NO f1~ the proposed vecetlon. After Sele (ti Petlod Thi
«iy eo eold. Ten P« Cttll of PubtlShed Orsrio-Cout Delly Piiot N~Oet 30. o.-Cewl Diiiy Pilot 09Ceml>ef 21, 28, -...-_ Joe Barne, 255 C81Mflle Which time 11 not leU than OWl*"S of eny real property amount b'd to bl depolltld 0811) Piiot November30, 0. oetnblr 7, ,,, 2t, 1995 ""'9y Howent, Anome, 1985. January c. 11, 1988 Celllornls It tent to you In· II •IM,.. ,.-1e eu Ln , Colt• Meta, Cslll. fifteen (15) d1ya from the eold u provided In MC110n
wlltl bid camber 7 14 21. 1985 S• IOI tw ~ 2 COf'pOre.. SA·243r umuch u en eumlnltlon ,..,... .. 8 '*"" ,_. 92627 passage ol th•I 19IOlutlon 8335, their Mira. e11ecut0rt
8ICll or oflett tot. In writ-Se-218 ....... Newport ltNdl, CA Of the lttle to Aid lruet prop-...,-.. -. J le;...... Keren Bern 1, 2 5 5 SECTION 5 Thi City or 8dmlnlstretor1. or eny
Ing lftd wlff bl reoelv9d et -P'\8..IC J«>TICE 81'1y ahownt you mey h.V:-.,.._ M ..-.o .. .._. C&m4lllla Ln .. Co111 M .... Clerk 11 dlrec180 to cay"• '*'°" hevlno eny 1nterea1
thl eforeeeld otnce et tiny mmaic MnTIC[ P\aJC NOTICE Pu)llthed Or1ngt Coast . en lntetest In "" tru•• • r olrH coie~ de 111 -CMlf t2e27 copy of thl• relOlutlon to be therein. or 1 llen thereon. or
time 1ttw the first publl-rUUL nu OellyPUotDecetnber21,28. F1CTITIOUl 9UStNl!ll ••••• p roceadlng1 "''"ded • ..._. edl-Thie bullntM wu con· publlahecllnaweelllynews-eny penon In their betlett,
e111on ~I •nd before FICmious IU ... IS FtCm10U9 .,..... 1985. January 4, 11, 1986 NA.Ml ITATIMIMT 85-ce8749 ctoMil,.,pertedeteOOfte. d001ed by 11 Qer*al pert-peper, publl1h1d and 1h1llbeP9fmllllldto rlldMm
data of uie. ~ IT'A,....,., Sa-25 t The following peraon• ere Tl No.~ ,....._.. ..,_, ,... .. , ... nerthlp circulated In Huntington the property told, or 1ny
Dated t'ils t2 dey ot Dec., NAMf I TATEMINT The fOllowlng perlOtl 11 dOlng business H : MOTICI OF D«PAUlT ................ ~ Thlt Ml llll'nelll wH 11180 Beech for 41 lolll two•uc· p8111eulertrectoftu<:hprop-
1N5. The IOllowlng P«ton 11 doing butl,,... II: .,._ •c NOTICE CARLSKIN J F' 0 2965 AND ILJCTION TO ~ ie.m., •"" ...._.. with the County Clerk of Ot· cessive wMlc• ptlOt 10 1he erty et any time Within t20
In Proprle P9fll0fll, Ex· VISION CENTER • Ofl H. SI ~ 9w:11 Ca11f Laguna Canyon Road, ., vr ,..., -8 WI l'rlltfl ,_. n; fleeting 121 Price Such property °' Cllllr• LaVetne Simmon•. doing bullneu u . PAT BUILOEM, 50 I 38th ... -.. " Dl'!oU-~!'IT ....,.,....._ .... •,..... ~ on November time set noretn for the public d1y1 1tter the sale thweol
tlCUIOf of tlle Wiii of Mid 0. R LEWIS 4'° W 1tltl 92ie3 ' . 'tCTITIOUl IUl*lll Leouna Beach, Cllllf 92851 IWOftTANT NOTICI 11Mw 8 •---.....:. • ,.-. Pu Otano-Cout SECllON 8 The Olt.c10t tract of pr----. ahall be oedell SI reel Cos ti MMa. Cel#f ~ Zot0¥toll 50 I 31tt1 NA• ITAftMINT Gregory Paul Cerleon. 725 IF YOUR PROPERTY IS IN _..._ 30 ..,..._. '1
t ._....."A" 92827 . St Newport eMcti C.llf The t<>flowlng pereon 11 Temple Plact . L1gune FORECLOSURE BECAUSE ..._. .... I 111 •• • =..~~ber985 . 0. of Public: Wortce II direct~ P411mltt80 to b41 redwned
PARCEL t Ot H R Lewie, 440 w 92963 • · dolno ~· u Beeeh. Cllllf 92fS1 VOU ARE BEHIND IN YOUR -. ......_ • ..... ..... , • 1, 1 to post. or cause to be post upon p1ym1nt to tn•
Owelllng Unit ,0,, In 19th Slr"t Costa ..._., TNt t>utl ...... •1 It COf'I· ( 1 ) H 0 0 K • U p Keith Lloyd Cer1aon, 725 PAYMENTS IT MAY BE i:.4:.o .. dtfMterio teJe.. S1-219 eo. l'Olicies of ~ellon c:on· pureheW,ortnc:uehacan-Tow. No. 1 ... seJd Unit IS c I 92'"27 .,_ ( 1 )) M c c u L L 0 u G H T I Piece l e n1 • >), spleuousty 1.tong the ...... not be found If\ the county In ttlOWft on thet certain Com· eh " Ouc18d by en lnOIVIOual °'1 imp e • gu SOLO Wl.THOUT ANY e ....... 1111M ment propoeed to be VllC81· whldl the propet1'; to be r•
Oomlnlum Plan attecMd to Thll bu11ness 11 con· Ron ZotO'ktl ERPRISES. 3210 Mon-ee.ctl. Call1 9266 t COURT ACTION. end you The name and aodreu of f'l&IC ll)JIC( od of I pof'tlon of Delewtre ""'"9d 11 lltueted. then to
Ind made• pert of that cet· ductod by .,, lndMdual Thia tttllm4!nl wu flleO tine Ave • Cotta MH8, Cell! Thll bu11ne11 11 con-may neve lhe legel tight to the court 11· (El nombte y Stroe1. located aouth ot the S4lcr•tery, tor the UM of
lain Oecllfetlon ot Cov.-Ot H R Lewi• With lhe County ()wk of Ot· m1e OUClod by a general part-bring your eccount In good d~lon Cle te carte n )· Su· STAft•NT °" Mein Street, II least two Ille purctlUet hi• heirs, or Th11 a111ern.n1 wu filed anna Coun"' on Novwnber J.D. McCullough. 32 10 notahlp 1tendlnn bv pe"'ng ell of A8ANDOMlllE'NT 011 ..... .._ d 1 1 t... ......... ... 1 .. nents, Condition• and ~ with the County Cltftt of Or· 221 985 '' Monl81\1 A11e Cotti Mesa. Gregory Paul Carlton ··• ' r perlor Covn of CeUlornla, UM 0.-PICTI'TIOUS weells .,..,ore t... 1 • 0 '"' __,.ne, '""'amount Pl" by 11rlctlon•, recorded June 13. enoe County on November · __ C.UI 92626 Thia statement Wit filed your ~·~due~~· plua Counly of Tutere, County ., ... ,, N,... he811ng Thi notices ahell be IUCh purch11« end lntlf .. ,
1973. In 9oolt 10748, Page .--Thi b 1 wt n the c 1 Clerk 1 o perm 11 cot •n •x· Civic c.nt1r Mineral l<lng T f posted not more than 300 thereon et the rate ol 20 per. 274, Oftlclel Aoeo<de, In the 22. 1985 Published Orange Coea1 ' ue neu " con-I oun Y o r· 1>41nM1 within lhr .. months Hwy & Moo0ey Bfvd Via· ~ ollowlng SMrtons IMt apart but 111e11t lhrM cent pet annum Effect or
ffloe I he C R f'211111 Dally Piiot Novemi-30. 0. Oucted by an 1ndlvtdu1I t nge Couniy on Ololmber trom the date lhlt notio. of alll .CA 93291 .. lltvt ttiandoned the UM of notleet an111 be posl.80 The Junior El'cumbrenc:et S.C ~def~' J, .. ,.,...,~;.trorni:. Published Orange Coaat cembe< 7 14 21 198~ J.D. McQ.lllough It, 1985 ctelault wu ret()(d.cl, Thl1 The name tdOress end the FIOlltlou• Butlneu noilees shtll •Ille the oey e339(c) Effect 01 Junior En--..,.. Delly Pilot November 30, De-' ' ' s .. 21c Thie atetemenl Wit !lied F2MllO amount 11 S 18 786.2' Plut • • N8"141t &PORTS HOMES ' · and • 1131 Ith undlvld«I oembef 7 14, 21 1985 wl"1 ttle County Cletk of Or· P\Jbllsnoo Oranoe Coal! E tlm 1.a F' ' d Elt telepllone number of platn-AND TEAL HOMES 1178 hour and pl*!e 01 hearing, cumbrlll1C4ll. A e«tlllcete 01
lntwMI 1n end 10 Loi 1 of s8•202 enge County on November Diiiy Pllol December 2t. 28. ~.! u 01 ~-~5 end tiff'• attorney, or plaintiff Mein Str..,, •A. 'irv1nt. 8"d shell relet to the edop-tale of l*eonal propetty
Trect No 8096. es '* Mep P\ll.IC NOTICE 22. lta6 l985, January 4, 11, 1989 wlll Iner .. ,. untll ~ ec· Without en 1ttorney, Is: (El Catltf. w 14 ~ ol th1t r~llon of In-given or• deed to reel prop.
recorded In Book 318, F213115 I SA-236 count becomes curl!: You nombre, le ctlreeclon y et nu-The Flctltloui BullMH tenuon. end atlell dettll>I erty ex.eeuted pur9Uent to
P90tt 33 end 34 of Ml.. NtllC NOTICE FlCTmOUI ltUltNEll Published Orange Cout I I me not have to P• the en· mero de telelono del Name refwred 10 ~ wu the easemenl or lhell In-MC11on 6338 lhalt dlacherge
celleneou9 Maps, In 11141 Of. NA.ME I TATEMINT Oelly PilOt November 30. De-Urey un Id lony 01 r tbogldo Oel demendente. o flied In Otenge County on elude• map"' Plan ltlowlng IUCh property from ell '*1a
lloloftheCountyAeco<der. FICTfTIOUSIUllNEl l The foHow1ng person IS cernl>er7 1' 21 1995 NtllC J«>TICE pe port h h~ll de4 oemandente quo no Apfll 14 1982 FILE theloctllon ofll'leMMtMnt encumbrancee, end lltle•
1hown eno delln•d es NAMI I TATEMENT dOlng bUlln.u u Sa 204 account even ~ OUO nd.':J tleno• tbogado nl' Edward NO F'187315 for public: street purpoteS over Which Iha lien of the
"Common Aree" on the fhelotlowtngpeuonsare SUNLITE STATIONS • FICTrrlOUlltUMNfll g•yment wes eme th ' c Burckherdt.'Attorney et PhlllpH McNtmee 1178 proposedtobevecetedol1 United Slit• with r919«:t
above-referred to Con-doing buSlnea1 as COMPANY, 4e2.C Ellt 17th NAME I TATEMINT ul you must P•Y • Lew p O Box 296 Tulare • ponlon ol Detew1r1 Street to which the levy wea m.00
ctomlniumPten. CO MM O NWEALT Hst , Coats Mell, Cellf PUBllCNOTfCE ThelOllOwlngPMsontare amountSletedabOYe C A' 93275 Phone Mein Str .. t, riA, Irvine. PASSEOANOAOOPTEO hlldptlotlty
EXCEPTING THERE-MANOR 8650 Com-92827 dOlng business at However. you eno your 209-886--0tOO . Cilll 92714 by the City Council of the H..M. HMltl, ..._Of·
FROM eny portJon of Lot• A, monwHlth Ave ' Buen• Gery Alen Whlp9le, 2805 FlCTITIOUI •UtlNll S CREATIVE WAYS REAL· beneficiary or mortgagee DATE (Fech1) AUG 15 Diie Slmbro. t801 Gal-City Of Huntington Beacih If "°"· ~.0. llo• C-11, LagUN
8 Ind c of aald Trect No Park. Caht 90621 Conley Wey, Sen Diego NAME ITATIMlfr. TY, 760 W 16th St 'N', mey mutually agree In writ· 1985 1198 TC11taee. C<>fone det e regul11r m"llng tntHeol N6guet,CA..n.-(114)
8098, lld)olnlng Nl<I Lot James N-klrll, 245 Crn-Cllll 92110 l!le tollowlng l*Son 11 Cos11 Mesa. Celll 92827 Ing prior to the time the rio-Jay c ... '/ ..... Clerk br M•r .. Celll 92825 he4d on the 18th di)' of De-~
ALSO EXCtPT n<>n-4•· cent Bly Ck, Laguna Beach, This buslneu ta con· OOlng bvslnna es 1 Creative Wayt Inc . Call· tlce 01Hie 1• polled (whleh a.nctn Dtc:kens, o.puiy Thia t>ualnota "'11 con-cember. 1985 PubHahed Ot1nge Cou1 Clue/Ye ..-Mnll and"°"" Celll 92651 ducted by en lndlvlduet HARDY'S HOBBY. 2652:> l lornla. 760 W 16th St N' mty not be eerller than the Published Orenoe Coeat dlJClted by• limited partner-~ P. ~lo Jr. Delly Piiot December 20
•• th N kirk 2•5 Cal'• L~-10 "'·n · en Coste ··~· c••11 92827 end of lhe three.month 2 ahlp .... _ ' ' .,..85 e11Clullw rlghtl or wey o~. .....ar • ew • .. Gary A Whipple "" ~-· · "" .,., """-· .. ,,,_IOCI stated above) 10 Deity Piiot Dec:ember 14, 1, lhla lllletnenl wes llled _,Of "'
unOet end upon thOM pelf· Creacen1 Bay Dr . Laguna Thia atllern.n• wu llled Captstreno,Calll 92875 Thomas R Pta1too1. ,..v. h hi fl)' 28 1985 Jenuary4, t986 wtth tlle County Ci.tkolO.-ATTEST: Allcla M . F-631 11on1 of •Id U>t t upon Beecn. Ca/II 9265 t With the County Clefk ol Or-Wiiiis E Htrdy. 26523 16736 tntrec>td Hunllngton among Ot •r t nga. Sa-230 Cou Dec:em Wentwonh, Cllr Clerk
whleh no bulldlng or othef This Duslnets 11 con· ange County on November Calle Lor811Zo. Sen Juen Beecn. Cahl 92649 provide addltlonel lime In ange nty on ber STATE OF CALIFORNIA) etrueture hu ~ erec1ed oucted by '" 1ndMdual 18 1985 Ce1>111rano Calif 92675 Tn1s bus1neas •s con· wn1ch 10 cute the default by PlalC J«>TICE l3, l985 COUNTY OF' ORANG El CITY DEATH NO TICES for nec.aery °' Oollra~ James Newl\lrl\ F2t24TO Tn1s bu11neu II con-dueled by 8 corPOtlllon lranst« of the property or Publlaned O.•noe Coast OF HUNTINGTON BEACH)
...,., ~-.. ·•~ Th s 1111emen1 u I 19d oucH!O by en 1ndlv•dua1 Thomas Platloot ot~se or (2) estebl•Sfl • ..,..TICE,..,, Daily Piiot Dec:emt>er 2 l. 28. " ARNSON ~'V'-or egresa, ,_.,.,...,., I w I Publllhod Orange CoaS1 ~ .. ...-u•-ot na-1· 1n ..v vr 1985 J11nu1n. 4 11 1988 I A L I c I • •• ce~. unoorground wtr• wtth the County Clerk ol 0.-D••ly Piiot November 30. De-w 1rns E Herdy This statement WIS llled .......... "" ... -, .. ~. ~ DIA.TH Of' • ·' S 250 " ... •{ M
end condulls tor elec1rlclty, anoe County on Novemt>IM cember 1 " 21 1985 Thts statement wlS llloO w11h the County Cler It ot Or· order to cure your delautt, or AytuetlM 1. ••-'I A· WENTWORTH, lhe duly r enry Arnson, agt•
telephonu and other 22 1985 Se-199 with tne County Cte11t ot Or-•no• County on December bOth ( IJ •00121 AND Of f'ETmON oun•tC NOTICE e1eeteo. quallheo C•ty C1er11 93 years Former res1 purpo1ea end accoutre-F2931.. engi! Coun1y on Decembef 13 1985 Aftlf three months trom TO ADMIMSTE" rl.IU\. ol 1he Cl!y ot Huntington dent of Hunungton
M•nll thereto. aewers, Pubtlahed Orange Coast t 1, 1985 F2M112 the dlle 01 ret()(detlon °1 EI TATE NO. A.111082 Beech. 81'd ex-offlc:lo Clortc Beach. Passed away draln1, water, ges end 11oem Dally Piiot November 30, De-NtllC J«>TICE F2Mlt1 Published Orange Cou1 this document (whlc:h date 01 To ell helre t>enellcterlos K :tnl7 or the City Coulltll of seJd
p1pn.e!'daccoutremen11of cemt>er 7 t4 21 1985 Published Orenoe Coe.at OallyPllotOec4tmber21, 18, recordallon appears her• oredltora en'o contlngeni Notte:. of Time City, do hereby cerlity thtl December 17, 1985 tn
• Hke or dllllmller kind, end Se-20tl FlCTrT10US •UllNEll Dally Piiot December 21 . 28. 1986. January 4 11, 1986 onl. unless the obllgetlon ctldltors. end l*IK>flS w11o end'°"" of the whole numl>Of of mem-Florence, Oregon. M r
..-nentt on edJeoent Lots NAMI ITATl•NT 1985. January 4, 1 t, 1986 SA-245 bllng forec:IOMd upon or • mey be otherwlae 1n11tnted "=•=of ~ or the City Councll or Arnson was a mech-
ln uld Tract for roof over-The IOllO'*lng person Ir SA·237 aec>•rele written agreement 1n the wlH 1nO/or estate of th•Clty of Huntington Beec:h htng• Ind other llOCtoectl· PUBllC NOTICE doing butlneu.. between yau end your credl· Auguatlno B SWMfley (Sec 9504, Subd 3, 11 seven lhll the foregoing anic for many yea.rs
INlfltt.olallkeordlsetmner ICTmous UltNEll DATUM CONSTRUC· PUBllCJ«>TICE NtllCJ«>TICE iorpetmllselonge.perloO. Apetlllonhut>eenllled UC.Cl resotuttonwupltMdend with Ingold-Olson
kind, together with the right F NA..,.. IT !..wNT TION. 2230 ~port Blvd FICTITIOUl IUllNEll you have only the ltQll right by Juntt Sween.y In Ille Su· Nol1G41 la hereby gtven by adopted by Ille •fflrmellve Chevrolet dealership
IOconllW'f uJO .-1110 -A,,. ~Beech, Cellf 92863 FICTmOUI 9UltNEll NAMI I TATUllENT to atop lhe sele of yOUI prop-perior Court or Orange the undersigned lhll 1 pub· volt ot more then I me)Otlty in San Franc"'""" He eny '*'°"·firm. publle utll-The IOllowlng P«S<>nl ert Merit J Sprulh, 172~ erty by p1y1no the entire County requntll'l\j that Juno tie aaJe of Ille following 0• of ell the membot1 of Hid ~"
l1y or govetnmonteJ boOy doing t>ullMH es Ven· P1az.a Del None. Newport NAME STATEMENT The fOllOwlng 1>9ft0t11 are 1moun1 demanded by your s~ be I090I ted • tcrlbe<I co11e1wa1 wlN bl City Council " a regular was a veteran of
ALSO EXCEPTING from geance T ·Shtrta 207 E ee.Kh c1111 92&e I The fOllowtng '*'°" It doing t>ustnou u creditor per11onal r9'1'eeent:11ve ~o ~ et the hOUr of 12;00 m41tllng thereof held on lhe World War l. a mem
Mid Lot I ell gas, Oii. Ut1ce Ave . Huntington l his bu11n•sa II con· o5ng r'~~ ~7 St • 19. 26~~L'Ji~1Ri1r~ ~:.!:o~I To find out 11141 amount edmlnlSter the ntete of the o clock PM on the 2nd day t81h dly of Dec:ember 1986, ber or the Hunlm"'"n h ...... roc:.tbonl. minerals enO Beech CA 928C8 oucted by en lndlvldual you must pey, or to 1rrange decedent of Janu1ry 1888, et 567 Sen by the lotlOwlng vote e-other tubltanoe tying below CotlOon Frtncea Conway Mark Sprutn Costa Men Calll 92627 Beach Cellt 92663 tor p1ymont lo atop the tor• The pe11t1on requeats NlcOl11 Ott ' N-port Beech, AYES COUNCt L MEN 8 each Amer I can
•depth of 600.00 ,.,., but 207 E Utica Ave , Hunt Th11 statement wu hlec Joon Heery, 903 w 17 St lam1 A Graham, 2620 cto1ure,or1tyourproperty1& authority to administer the County o Orenge. Stlle ol Kelly. MacAlll1ter B111ev, L egion, and the
1 ..._ "'h 1ngton Beech CA 92648 with the County Clefk of Or-• 19, Costa Mesa. C11111 Clltl Dr . N-port Beech, If\ foreclosure lor any olhlf Celllornle M di F 1 G , 1, B h wthout t. .. r'V t "'' Miter Thia bualneu 11 con enge County on Novembel 92527 Call! 92663 reuon contecl Bewley Hiiie unoer the lndepen-1984 Scarab 380 Yecht an c , in ey. reen, ~unungton eac
upon 1ne aurfece or ducted by an lndlvlduel 22 1985 This business 11 con-Brien KAmmerzall, 1556 ' & E · Oen• Adm1nls1ratlon ol Es-7 6 o Hp 3 8 f 1 ' fhomas World War ) Vet· aubaurtece of the property Colloe F C ducted by an indlvtdual Caraway Or •C, Co1ta Laasleben Miiier, Attn: d· tiles Act ECE38 72 8 B 3 80 , NOES. COUNCILMEN t bove1depthofSOOOOt941t n onway 1"213t1' M c 11 92826 ward l Miiier, Sult• 5IO. A heerlng on the petition w M 4 • ·None erans, Esperanza Ma·
torenypurpoaewtietsoever This atatement was filed Published Orange Cou1 ~~~;~:~!~ent wea llled ~~ ~~slness la con· Whl1tlerSqu1re.132t5Eut wlll be held on Jenuery 8, Tra11111e Triller, SER ABSENT COUNCILMEN sonic Lodge, San ll r--..edlndoedaof re-w•lhthe CountyClerkolOr-D111yP1lotN011em1>er30,0. Penn Street, Whllllet, CA 1988119 30AM ln "-t •73-193 None F .,_ h (
cord enge county on Deoembeo cember 7, 14 21, 1955 with the Counly Clerk of Or· ducted by a general pen. 90602. 714/994-5131 No 3 at 700 Civic ~., Thlt not~ It 01,,.,, In ac· 1,1 Allele M. WWtlwOfttl, ranct.9CO. n.n1g t.s o
PARCEL 2 11 t985 Se-201 ~i;o~9i~n1y on December ~=A Graham II you have any que1tlon1. Drive WHI Santa Ana. CA cord•n<l\8wflh the ptovltlorlt City Clertl end .. ..me.. Pythias. San F'ran-
Non-o1cluS111e auemerrts 1"2MIO& you should contact• tiwyer 92702 ' of Secilon 9504• SubdMllon Clerll of the Cltr Covncll of CISCO. Beloved father
for lngr"' and egr .... put>-Publlll\90 Orange Coel1 •-ll' llnJICE PubhShed Or1....!'= Thie statement was lll4KI or the government agency IF YOU OBJECT to lhe (3). o! the Uniform Com· Iha Clt7 ef Hunllfttton o f Nadine A White. lie u1lllt141S -send f~ ell Delly Piiot December 14, 21 r~" nu . ··-with lhe Counry Clerk ol Or-wfllch may have lnaured yaur 11 1 1.._ ltlon "*Clll COO. of tri. Stilt of llMdl Celfor"nte -28 1985 e!'d Jel'uery 4 Daily Pllo1 0«:4tmt>er 21 . 28 enge County on December 1oen gran ng o , ... pet · you CeNfornll • FI 0 re n c-e . Ore .
purpoMt ll'ICl<lenllll lher"eto. 1986 FICTTTICMll •UllHEll 1985, Jenuery 4 11 1986 13, 1985 Notwtthstendtng the lect should either appear et the O~TEO O.cernber 18, Publlehed O.snge Coe11 bel ed df h
Including, bul nol tlmrted to S•231 NA.Ml ITATEMINT SA-239 F21$175 lhll your proper ls In fort· ~ring 11\0 lltl• )'OUt ob-1985 Delly Piiot o.c.mt>et 21. 28. OV gran al er
the conetruc:tlon, 1n111111. The IOllowtno person 11 Publ1Shed orang• eo891 closure you ma~ offlf your iec11on1 or Ille wr111en objee· A 111 r "1 c AN c 0 L . 1985 o f Richard White,
tlon repteoement repair. 111m•1c llnJICE dotno bualneas as PUBllC NOTlrE Dally P1101 December 21. 28: prooerty tor ule. pro~ded tlons with lhe court before LATE"AL C<>ttP. N'1 ten SeTh·262 Honolulu, HA. Linda
maintenance. operation end r UUL nu TERRY POZNOFF AUTC ~ 1985 Janui1ry 4, 11. 1986 lhelllelsconctuded prior 10 the hHrlng Your appear-Nlcol• Dr. •20I.. Newport White. Y orba Ltnds,
UM ot ell neceasery or d• FICTITIOUl IUl ... aS PAINTING 121 lnduatrte RCTITIOUI 8UllNEll • SA-249 lhe conctualon of the tore-ance may De In l*ton or by ••eoh, CA Htto, Ir: NtllC J«>TIC[ CA, Kr1."t1·1~ Tim alrsble roedwey lldewellta Wey, N-porl Beech, Celll closure your tno1noy ShllfOft Stepleton Men..-" • and condultaoverthalollow-NAMI I TATEMDIT 92863 NAME STATEMENT RememDer vou MAY IF vou ARE A CREDITOR Pvbt11hld Or•~oe Cout DEPARTMENT OF merma n , Bt•lmont
Ing oeecrlbed lend I Ttie lotlowlng persona ire Terry Poinott, 321 Senu The tollow1ng persons are ' l'tllllC NOTICE LOSE LEGAL RIGHTS I,. or a contingent creditor ot Del~ Piiot "--Mr 21, THE TREASURY Shor"". CA, David PARCEL A dOlng bullnnl U A ACCI· Ane, N-po<t Celll 92663 doing business u .. the decetaeel vou mutt flltt ...,.,......, INTERNAL REVENUE "'" Altofttlelanddesctlb410ln DENT AHORNEY, ,400 Thia but1neu ta con NORJACO LTD 511 FlCTITIOUa aUllNHI YOU 00 NOT TAKE ., !98 SERVICE White. Sacramento.
S 37 "• s N" .... IT ,......... PROMPT ACTION your clelm With Ille court or aa~2sc Pirc.I No 2 of that certain MecArthur Blvd.. ulte 0, ducted by 1n 1nOlvlduat Avenlda ..,..,1 VlfOll, en ........ A "'....:"' NOTICE IS HEREBY PflMfll It to Ille PWIOf\81 NOTICI Of' MAU!D CA. Also survl\11118
Deed recor080 Juno 27. N-pon e.acn. CA 92860 Terry Poznoll Clemente C1111 92872 The lottowing person II GIVEN THAT TICOR TITLE r~tlllve lp90)nted b) llD ·~ are great grandson,
1974, In 9oo1t 11181. Pto-Robert F' AIHlf! Jr • «00 Thia etetemenl wH fllec Nor men George Schmitt, OOlng buSlneu H INSURANCE COMPANY OF the coun Within four monthl P\afC J«)JIC£ Under Ille authority In T h
1270 of Officlel Record• In
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MecArthur Btvd Newportl wn.h the Counly Clerk ol Ot 511 Avenldo Doi Verdll. SI!' R ANO R PROPERTY C"LIFORNIA FORMERLY from Ille elite of flt1t I• lntem..i ~ Coct. MC• y I er W It e. the omoe of Ille County Re-a.en CA 92860 •nge County on Noveml>eo C1ernot11e Celtl 92872 MAN AGE MEN T I I t .... " au•~ ot llttert .. prQY!ded ftllOLU'TIC* NO. -tlon 8331, 11'141 P'OC*1Y • H onolulu. HA, and a
CQ<d« Thll bu1lneu II con-25 !985 N G Schmitt Top11 Ave 8tlboe Island TITLE INSURANCE ANO In Section 700 of the A RESOLUTION OF THE IOtibe<lbelowh .. bletlMIZ· A
PAACEL B ducted by en lndlVl<luat I f 2111117 This s11tement wes filed Celtl 92662 TRUST COMPANY II duly Problte COO. ol Clltt0tnl1_ CrTY COUNCIL OF THE ed for nonpayment of s 1 s t C' r m y
Lot.I A. B end C of Tract Robert F' Allen. Jr Put>loahed Orange Coll• wllh the Counly Cle<lt ot Or· C11I Wltllam Martuo. eppolnted TruttM under I Tl'le time for !Hing c:lellT'lt wtll CITY OF HUNTINGTON lnterNI r.-..nue 1111 .. due N U S S d 0 r f e r ,
No eoee." per map r• Thlt 11t1ern.nt was meol oiu1yP11oiNovemt>er30,Do enge Counry on Oecemt>or 111'"' Topaz Ave Belt>oe o..d of Trust deled Mardi nol expire prior 10 lour BEACH OF INTENTION TO from Donald M ROdoer• Mus k egon , ILL
oorded In Book 316, Pagee with the County Clerk ot Or-c;emt>or 1 14 21 1985 11. 1985 Island, Celtl 92882 3TOE.RN1~7T710eN.~L TR~ by ... ~N.-months from Iha 0118 of Ille VACATE AN EASEMENT The Pf~ wlll be aoJd .. Graveside• serv1ce11
13 end 34 ol Mlecetl1neout enge County on November Si -2 n F1Mlt2 Carl Wiiiiam Merazzo " " ,.OEM,;,. hlarlng notice •bo~ FOR PUBLIC STREEf publl<: tale undet Mli.d bid LI be t.ed M~. In the Office o! the 21. 1986 r Published Orange CoHI Tll•t Jletement WH tiled general pertnerthlp, .. YOU MAY EXAMINE the PURPOSES OF A PORTION .. provided by lnlttnll Aev-wi conduc at
C<>unly R41cordar of aald F2'2M1 011ly PllOI December 21, 28. with lhe County Clerk of Or-Truator to secure obll· me kept by the court 11 you OF DELAWARE STREET. enue COO. Mellon 8335 Ind 1 PM M onday, De-
County. Published Orange Cou11 PllJLIC NOJICE 1985, January 4, 11 1986 enga Counly on Oecember ~atlona In favor ol Dollar ere 1 person tnler"l80 In SOVTH OF MAIN STREET rtllted raguletlone. 01tt cember 23, al \he
Publllhe<I Otenge c0811 Dilly Piiot Dec:ember 21 28. FICm'""'S IUl' ... ll SA-238 13 1985 tnt-A-C1r Sytt1n11, Inc. the 81111, you may -Y'8 The City Counoll of Iha BICI• wtH be Openeel: Jenu. West minster M em-
o.ity Piiot O.cembet 21, 22 1985. Jenuery 4, 11 1986 ...,... ,._ F2181t0 rtoor«Md '-1~77. M lnetru-upon tl'le txtcutor or tdmin· City of Huntington BMcll wy 15th, 19U; T1ml Bid•
28• 1MS SiSu-2S3 Se-255 NA.Ml I TATl•NT Dunt IC MnJICE PubllshoO Otinge C0etl IMl'lt no. 21082. In bOolc lttretor, or upon IM 11• dott htttby reeotve 81 IOI· wtll bl °'**' 11'-00 Im, ortal Park Rev
----------· Tile lollowlng 1*'90n1 en rU1M. "" Dally Poot December 21, 28. 12147 Pto-1799 ot Offlclll lorney '°' the ex..cutor or tows Ptec. of Sele: 2o&OOO Av!lt Thomas Ovt>rton.
NAM( I TATIMINT S/l\·2471 Coun1y ReQordet of Ottngt lhe COUf1 with proof of..,. l'Mltlng WU hllCI btf<lf• the ~en n11t ott.«I Only Chris C h h f rta.IC NOTICE I P\8.IC NOTICE do~ng ::U,,"QA: ~ P AR IC FICTITIOUS •u•MH t9115 Januery 4 11 1989 Record• tn Iha Offlcl of lhl tdmln11tretor. Ind "* with SECT ION t A publlo Rd . Legune Niguel, CA pastor or \he Firs\
l"tCTITIOUI llUllNlll flCTTTICMll 9Ul lNEH EOUITIES 2111 Butl"-1 County, CeNlornia, Cleecrlb-Vic. • written reque11 ttlt· Pltnnlno CotnlT'lllllOf'\ on thl flgtil, tlllt and Int.,..., of ts an Uf'(' • o
MAMI ITATIMINT NAMI ITATEMENT Center Dr111e Sun• 200 d The .. !~llow.ng perton " 111 .,11C NOTICE I 'no lln<I therein a &hlbll ...., 'ther ....... Cl9llre -i.i No..,.,.,,t>et &, 1995 it wNcll OonaJd M Rodotrt 1n lftd 10 Hunting\on Beech Tl'le .....,_.,.,., ton The klltOWlnn P9fl0n 11 Irvine, CelU 92715 oing .,.,siness H r UUL A" ft11Ched lnc:luCllng Onl n'V r~ ~ he 1v will b otter )) be fr Cl ~,,;;. .... /... •• ..... B It p 1 I • Gen GILANO MILLER 106 . not• for Iha Prlncl~I tum of not~ of tht llNng of en In· time II WU CletetmlMd, t proper1y bl ed WI 0 ll'l8Ung ~9'8 TREE SERVICE. do~0's~:'£"~~1TE REAL etl'lu~t~n.:~:a2111 Bu• I 34th S• N-POfl 8aach FICmlOUI IUllNlll I 1980,000 00 th1t • ~h ver'llC>f'f Ind ~11..men1 ot pur1UM1t to Government :or "; ~~ :!: Pierce Bros Smith
333 E 19th SI Colt• M ... · ESTATE TODAY 1792 °' MIS Center Orl11t , Sullf Calll 92662 NA• ITATl•NT ol. eno default tn, the obit-.......... t. Ot of the Pell· COdeMC11on 95'02· 111•1111e ntetn I M orlull.ry , Directing
cattr 9182"1 10i. Ot Co111 Meu. C&lll 200 lrv1ne Celll 92715 Gene Mil~r •06 34t11 St The fotlowlng P«ton .. re 01t1on1 lor whlen euc:h Deed ''S'or:f:oo't'nc,'":Jo~ :~r='°;f:= ~~~l•n':',:~=,.~='. 536 6539
Bob S 8annlet 333 E 92828 Paul A Gento1I i nc Newport Beach Celll 92862 daong Dullnlll aa ot Trull II MCUrlty hat OC· If\ Cect e ,.:....,._ ment over a portion of Dale• wntch Ny be uMlul In 0.. .
IOtll St CO.ti M"8 Celll Suttin E While 1792 Or Donne C Gent oil, 1900 E. Thll bu11n11s II con-AMERICAN GRAPHICS & c;urred In thal payment hn thl tlll=• ~t0~1te ~ w1r1 Slreet, IOClted touth ol 1tnnlnlng lhl vtlut 01 Iha .---------.....
t2e27 • . IOI& Dr Cottt Melt. Calif Wernet. Suite 0 , S1nte Ana ducted by &n inOlvl<lual DESIGN, 13581 81rrt1I not been made o(. 1he In· y KllOW '~,..._.:t Main 81Hoe1. ~fOfmed 10 lntw•t boi"O told, (S..
Thlt bu1lnen 11 con· 92828 Calf! 9270!1 G•n• Miii.,. L.ene. Senta Ana Ct lll 111llrnent OI prtnclf)al end ~ A~fOf ,..!' the ell(• sr:-'• p1en "Nltu,.. of Tiiie'' bllow f0t
....... .-..by en tndlvldual Thie Du11neu 1a con. Altlllo Gen10111 1no Ade M Thia lfalemtt1t w8I llteo 19270t lnttr .. t Wll6eh boCetnl due ' ~--· ' SECT o 2 .. .._ ....... ,,. __ ,, ) "---1 tlon "";;:':' •·--"-G•nioa1 1""" ,. w··~ wlth lhe County Cletll of Or-J4'fl Stevtne. 13~81 Bar Octo..__ 14• 1 .. 85, ...... 111 l4'tM M, Ntwpett .._.., I .-Uf_,,t to ..,.,,_ .,....., •· ..-;r P ...,., _...... ductec:I by In Individual """ c -·-c I O.c ..__ ti l s A "•'If ....... • ..... CA.... Division 9, Pert 3, Chtc:>t• 2 °' pt"Qperty· RMI Proper1y TNt 1t1ternent wM tiled Suu n E Whllit Sulle O Se1111 A/\11 C1NI
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w11h tllt County Cletlt ol O.· Th11 alel~I w11 fllld 92705 13 1985 92701 Pflnclj)ll enO lnl•eet enO 0. Pu~llMd~enge Cout Hlgflweyt Code. comrntne· 9295, County of 0r-"OI. AP .not Coun1y on Novernbtt w•th lhl County Clet'k of Or· fh11 bualn•H It con· fl'2M1'7 Sh tr on Fon~n l358 l In'/ Other fYmt tdvanced 10 2t lly 18~1 ber 14• 15• tng "'th eectlQn '320, the ,827· 113.ot; 28122 euca-2' IMS •no-County on Novembtt OUClt!d by I general pen. Publllt>ed Orange eo.11 811r•11 LIN ante Ana ptottct the MCIU'tfy of tht . I S.Su-221 City Coundl of the Ctty of licln Ottve. LAguntl Hiii• CA , ,.,tll ,22 1118!> "41ftn•t. Dttty P1101 Deoernber 2 t 28 C1111 92701 Deed of frutt tl'lel by rMeon Huntington 9Mctl Mre«>y t2e53 1.371 Sq, 't 4 ~ Orange C:O..t '2a117 Brten ~ Burke 11885 J1nu1ry 4 11 ION Trua bueln"' '' con· thereof. the pr tunt rtllllC fl)TIC( 0«:*81 ltl lnt~tlon 10 vi-bldtoom, :H>tth, t it""*!
Dtolty"°tNoY9mblt:JO o.-Pl.tbllahed Ot~ Coltt Th11 •tetemtt1t was 111ec1 SA·242 10VCl.O Dy• general pan-Denefleieryvn0etlUChDMd cett tor public ''"" Scargaoreoe Property1M71 °"""' '· 14, 21, t986 . lD.tlly Piiot Novembet 30 0.-. With the Count~ Ci.tit of Ot· 1$91110 ,. . °' Trull ,,.. oepo.tled wleh STA.,._,."" l>UfC>OMt Ill ~t Olltf be ~ et Stt111, ftOf'll
Se·t18 ~b<>< T 14 21 198!> 1tng• County on NoY9mtlet PUBUC J«>TIC[ T~on ontyn , .. ...,. Mlddllkyaf>POintedTruet•. HAMOOlll...,M aportlonofOelew1teSlrwt, uttrbonly.8ubmlulonof
----------Sa·203 n l985 '"• ll~letnenl w.. ...., aucll Deed of Trutt MWI .. UM 0.-ACT1'TIOUI IOClteCI 1oul1\ of Mein lide All btdt mull be 8Ub· "8JC NOTICE '** 'ICTITIOUS IUllNlll With '"'County Cletlt of O.· docu1Mnt1 eYldenClnO Obll· ., ..... ....-StrMt. 'l'nOtt PlfllCUllrly ~ mm.a on Form 2222. Seal· MLIC NOTICE Publllhed Orange Ca.st NA• ITATIMINT ;i:,~nty on <>ec.rnbtf 9111<>nt MCUllld thereby, Th• loll= pereont tetlbed .. fOllowe Id 8to IOI Pllron ... ol SelJ·
fl9CTIT'°"9 .,..... Dally Piiot No~ber 30, 0.. The IOllOWlng peieon• Ire . ,.,.. end the und«llgned Cloee hlvt lblnd Iha ¥M of The Ntfe<ly 2 00 '"' of ed Ptopetty. Con1act Ille or-
..... STA,.._lllT 'ICTITIOUI IUllNllS l'*"ber 7 14 21 19U dOi"'i! buslnwe" p blllhed O C . htt.t1y deellar. ail eumt -th1 Flclltlou1 8u1ln111 the*"tttfy 42 00 '"'of the net tndlctfed ti.low tor Thi~ pereon• ire ...... ITATEmNT 9•?07 TOWNE HOutE Pt.Al/I\. Deify Poot ~'bt 21i:1 cvred 1htr80y lmlNdlattly NelT'lt VILLA MIMOSA IOUth h111fof Lat 80f 8toc1I 0 l'ormt 2122 and lnlorm1tlon ~~A~~NfRS I The IOllOWl<IQ Pllf90t1Uf8 --ll' W\TV't ~=.~=: ~f 59;~·2~'5 198~ January 4, 11, 1He ' ::ltb7.:r·: ~ ~ ~:~~EN!~.:.J.!" .... ~f Of Trect No 7, City Of Hunt ll>OU1 ttle Pf°'*1Y Submit .. , 11 ~Center OtlY9 dotna bullnett • r~ ""'~ • ~r-J S...... ,....... SA·244 tru•• ...-to be ....... lo ..,....,.. , .., _ _,., ....,., 109f0fl 9Mctl, COUM'J of Ot· l>ldl to IN pettOn nMlllCI '" F 11' & T f 1 NA H CI A l ... -......... """ ~ ., ... .....--'1 ..,.., •L-"" tno-• S1ate Of Celdofnll. .. .,.,_ btfort tM lime IMdl lulte 200 lmne Cettl '1CtnlOUS llUIMSI Adema Avt Suite' 316 Ntltl't Ille of>(lgatlonl -Tht FJclltlOua &us1n .. 1 ll'IOWI\ Ol'l f ... -reo«Oed In _. be CIC** 11'-t 92715 • ' QAOUll' "°° lrvlnt A... ,..__ •-II' W\Yll't Ct.Ked lhet~ .. ._ ., .. ~ • ..._...11_ 8 •.. ~. 2111 sta 325 N9wt>or1~. N,...ITATWMl"NT ....,.11 M ... ll928H r-.n.""1 ~ HI C Nernt rtt.t.0101oowwe180011 9 p19• t Mlt ·TertMlldemuetblec:ioom--"" .... ....... callf t2MO The tottowtng ~ .,. Town. H°'* ~ In<:. c o._~'l-A AU · mid "' °"'"" County on .:.Aeneoue ~ of the penled by IN 11141lmOUflt0(
8u"""'9 Cetit• OtlY9 Sult• Oo+ng bullnell .. A ~VTO CellfOfnte 1500 Adllll• Ave 'ICTl'TlOU• IUIMH ,OMU ~TION Apttl 22, tN2 Fil[ NO County Aecoro.r of Onlnge tM * ff " IOCllll aoo or
200 IMM CaHf 92715 JllH ( l ime, 32 ACC"ID[NT ATTORNEY.,Sullt315 Co111M ... Cell! NA•ITATlmNT o.led tt/211'5 ,, .. 118 County,Callfoml• ... "ltletOl•lltdltmore
_,;..,, R Buttte, 21 It lk-. 9elOollf1 ~~ll~Mo New '400 MICArthur ~Cl 9282e The fo4owlng Ptftor\t llft ~Diltlld ()l"ange eo... A & M Propertlet, 15475 Thi City herttJy ~ ltWI a()O, Mmlt 20 Pit·
Mtl <Anter OtlY9. lull• ~ .. .,, R Wlteon 22 I 10 Ntwoort e..at1 CA t2MO Thll bulln... •• con "9 bullnetl • Delly PAo1Ncwtmber30. 0.. Clllmlcal Lane. H\Wlllngton Ind .... ~ .. I petmanllnt cent d ... emounl * Of
200 ll"WM Celtl t171S o.t Velie Woodland Hille Aot>tn r Allen Jr 4400 IOUC'led by • get*•I P•r1 ( "MI s $10 N v I e J 0 c.tnbof 7 '4 2 I IMS a..ctl CllU l™t MMtnent lftd rlgtlt ti "'" '200. wNCMwr .. 91'••
Tn11 OullneH II c.on· l MllCArlhur Boui.-nrd Hew ,..,,.1) FLO"IST (21MISSION VlfJO Se n I Thi• bulltlltel ., .. con tllN., flom llmt 10 ''""·to °" 9001Ptenoe of the ~
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MIMOfttAl PARK
CemetefY • Mortu•ry Ch•~ • Crematory
3500 J>aclflc View Ori,,.
Newport Buch
844-2700
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MOf1uary • Cemetet)
Crematory
1&25 G111et AV9
Coeta Mett
540-555.4
COVER HOME
PROVIDED
by
GREAT WESTERN
REAL ESTATE
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ORANGE COUNTY
GUIDE TO
REAL ESTATE
ORANGE COAST
642-5678
Rate chart -I Lenden Fixed AdJuattlble APR 2ndTD MMAantnga CDl-llo.
BANKS
Bank of Amer1ca 11.625 9.50 10.69 13.25 6.25 7.10
Security Pacific 11.00 9.50 10.75 13.50 6.25 7.35
Wells Fargo NA 9.875 10.135 NA 6.25 7.00
Crocker 11.50 9.25 10.71 12.25 6.25 7.10
First Interstate 10.75 9.50 10.858 13.75 6.25 7.15
California First 11.25 9.50 10.873 12.50 6.25 7.25
SAVINGS AND LOAN
American NA 10.00 10.852 13.00 e.65 7.950 8.50
Home Savings NA 9.75 11.45 NA e.65 7.90 8.65
Great Western NA 9.75 11.37 NA 8.65 7.90 8.70
California Federal 12.375 9.00 10.79 12.50 e.65 8.00 8.78
Home Federal 11.00 9.50 11.4'4 12.00 e.65 8.00 8.67
Far West 11.375 9.25 11.189 11.50 7.00 8.05 8.70
Monthly 11th Dletrtct coet-
of-fundl lftdex: 9.027
APR: annual percentage rate; 2nd TO: second tru$t deed; MMA: money market account; CO: certificate of ~t: IRA: Individual Retirement Account.
COVER HOME
PROVIDED
by
GREAT WESTERN
REAL ESTATE
INSIDE
PO 2 Markel Map
PO 3 Prollfe
PO • George Elkins
PO 5 Great Western
Real E"ate
pg 6 Hunt & Associates
pg 8 Rema11
pg 9 Remu
pg 11 Classified &
Real Estate
Showcase
pg 12 C1assthed
pg 13 Classllled
PO 1-4 Open House
Directory
PO· 15 Coldwell Banker.
Costa Mesa
PO 16 Coldwt1ll Banker.
Newport
Daily Pilat
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PROfll.I
EXPERIENCED AGENTS
GRUBB and EWS
SERVICE
NEWPORT BEACH
AND
SOUTH COUNTY
By JIM HATHCOCK
O.itr No4 con_,.,..,.,.,
W11h th e acqu1s1t1on of Macnah-
lrvme Realty last year. Grubb and
Elhs -the largest independent real
estate brokerage in the United Stat<.''>
-established a major presence in th e
Newport Beach-Emerald Bay area.
Bruce 8. Barsamian, vice prcs1·
dent. said with a realty staff of 45 sales
associates. most of whom worked for
the Macnab-Irvine company. Grubb
and Ell is can offer clients access to a
national sales and referral network
using the latest electronic data-pro-
BRUCE B. BARSAMIAN
cess1ng technology to expedite home
searches and transactions.
"The people art' the key to our
success. We have some of the finest
real estate professionals 1n Newport
Beach here at Grubb and Eiits. They
are intimately familiar with the
properties and arc involved C1V1cally
and socially in the community," said
Barsamian.
With 16 years of expenenCt' 1n real
estate sales - 14 in Newport Bea h
and two in th<' San Fernando Valley
-Barsamian remembers MacArthur
Boulevard when there was nothing
built on it but the Moonraker and
Gulliver's.
"The Newport Freeway was JUSt
two lanes back then." he said.
With the Greater Los Angeles Aro
predicted to surpass New York City
MAXINE PROPP
in population by the year 2000,
Barsamian said housing demand an
Orange County will continue to
escalate.
Barsamian belongs to the Newport
Beach Chamber of Commerce. the
Hoag Hospital 552 Club and three
real estate boards.
MAXINE PROPP emerged as the
top regional salesperson in the Grubb
and Ellis organization for the third
quarter of 1985. She has listed and
sold residential property in the New-
pon Beach area for 12 years and said
1t 1s "God's Country ...
Even though her husband'works in
Santa Monica and has to faoe a round-
tnp commute in excess of I 00 miles
per day, she said they wouldn't think
of li ving anywhere else.
Her secret to success in selhng
homes 1s simple.
"I like to treat others hkc I would
like to have been treated In several
areas. my husband and l have ended
up with agents who were not knowl-
edgeable or were tryinG to sell u~
propcrttes we couldn't afford," ~1d
Propp.
In order to build better client-agent
relat1onsh1ps. Propp s~ud she onl>
shows people propen1es they can
afford. Most people she has workt.'d
with have been transferred or have
1ust sold a property and arc moving
up in home quality.
"If they can't afford N<'wp<>rt
Beach but suit want a 1nm1lar product,
I !>hov. them In lnl' 11r I j~U n.1
Beach." <.he \aid
Prop anll ht'r hu<.hand h,1,1 thrl'\'
sons. onl' v.ho pla~' \t·nn" ltor I <
Berkcle). llnl' v.ho JU\I gradua1nl
from Annrna Stale I 'nl\cr'\11' Jnd
one v.ho :mend'> JUn1or rnllcge 1n
Orange ( ount~
DAVE HIRSC Hl f-K ha'\\old fl''>I·
dt'nllal real C'itatc in Nev.port lkat·h
for eight }'car<> and \pct·1al11es in
hs11ng and selling homes 1n the
Emerald Ba}' area
He said the main contnbut1on he
makes to the real estatt' transaction 1s
trut' business e~pentSt' Before he-
commg a rt's1dent1al agent. H1rschler
built a df) clt'aning bus1ne-.s from one
mstalla11on and 10 emplo}'ee into a
network with a staff of'\{)()
Afier selling his business. H1rschlcr
worked as a stock broker and invest-
ment counselor, an industnal engi-
neer-management consultant and in -
vested m commercial real est.at<'. One
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DAVID HIRSCHLER
of the mam featurts that drt"" him
into the fit'ld ofrcs1dt'nt1al sale~ I'S that
ht' loves to negotiate He said he could
i.ce bow to appl)' his management and
people skill<; 1mmed1atcl) mstead ot
waiting three year; to go through a
1raining and apprentice ~quence at n
commercial hrokernp,e
H1rschler ha" four children -two
who art commercial real estate agent\
and seven grandchildren
MAUREE N WHITE has ~Id ft'SI·
den11al real t'Statc for more than 14
k 4
TOM QUEEN
LINDA OETH
\l'3r'i in 'iouthcm ( .1hlorn1.1 .inll \nld
}larhor Rtdgt' v.hl'n 11 v. '' l1r,1
dl'' cloix·d 'ihl' ha' h..·\·n n.1mt•d
'alt'SJX'r.,on of lht· \l'!il tv.1\l' .rnd 1n
1 •ixn \old more th.in \~' n11lh11n 1 n
MAUREEN WHITE
horn~. most of wh1t:h "-l'fl' in the
S500.000 pnce range
Wi th such an out!>tand1n& 'une'l'i
record. aspmng !'>alcsmen ma\ won-
der what White') Sl'rfl'I 1<. \hl' ~1d
hetng hone<;t with d1ent'i and h.1, ing
the bt'st po'i'ithk pr<ldu,·1 !..no"' ledgl'
are the basic clements o f her 'Ult'e\<.
One of the nice aspcl '' 111 \c.'lhng
top-end product m Ne"' pon Hc.·c1ch 1\
that theft' 1s always a health' demand
-even when the C<'Onom) in general
1~ weaker than ll IS currcnth. 'ihe said
Most people 1n tht' S)(Xl.000 home
marketplace find their O"-n fin.tncmg
and all a good agent has to do 1!. find
out e'<actly ""hat t}'pc of propt·n' the:
buyer wants. he said most bu'"" 111
the pnce range are not spnula1t1r'
.tnd hold their propen' tor thrl'l· 111
five }Cars he forc mo' '"l? UI'\ 10 J
h1ght'r-quahh ne1ghhorhuod
.. People here wan1 n1uu pt•r
sonahzed propen.. tht· t•IJu tr.h 1
homes are being pun h.i"-l·J ,ind
rcmnJ cled to m.ot'-t: <.tawnwnt' ul
1ndl\ 1dual1-;m:· \.Sid V. htt('
"The main ron<.1Jt•ra1111n' 1 ' I'll.
1.oming sutcc.,.,ful 1n th1' hu~inl'" .ir
10 he thorough fnllnv. throu~h 1n .111
upect~ ot th~ tran\all1on br ('llnl
tual and rc<ipt"('t vour hu.,,a•.' l\nJ
~tiers' nr-cds. You aho n~'t'd 111 ""
thank you to your d1C'nt' " V. httt'
said
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NEWPORT BEACH
EASTBlUFF W/POOL a VU · Four bdrm Lusk
built plan 'B' on prime corner lot offering complete
privacy, spacious rear yard w/large pool & spa. New
decor within the past two years. Sellers are motivated
and looking for offer. S369.500. DON DeTHOMAS
QUIET NEWPORT CONDO · Sharp 3 bdrm
condo. 2 story. 2'1; baths. Sunny wood patio, mdoor
ut1hty room. fireplace 111 hving room. Bright mastersu1te.
Garage & carport. Attractive setting. Assumable 1 US%
financing. SI 22.500. ANN BRIZOLIS .
DRASTIC REDUCTION! NEWPORT
BEACH BAYFRONT · Now only Sl.075.000
w/land Custom 4 bdrm home w/p1er & shp. Mahogany
French doors & wmdows Picturesque bay, hght. and
hillside view from master suite & retreat Lower bdrm
could be maids/guest room Perfection, move nght in
DON DeTHOMAS
NEWPORT BAYFRONT HOME W/147'
FRONTAGE · Private dock for 10· boat. 4 bdrms
w/pnvate baths+ convertible study, formal dining room,
separate master wing w/s1tting room Large bayS1de
deck S 1.450.000 1nlcudes land
TOOOY SMITH/DON De THOMAS
NEWPORT BEACH CONDO Large versatile
plan 4 with a dramatic living room. f1replace. family room
& den Good view. One of the largest units in Villa Balboa
Assumable financmg. Owner amuous. Sl82.000.
MARIA BERCOVITZ or LINDA TAG LIANE rn
DRASTIC REDUCTION, BLUFFS 4
BEDROOM · Sunny & airy end unit w/very private
pafio. eating nook in kitchen. Many upgrades. 4th bdrm
1s separate & could be office or in-law quarters. Owner
wants 1mmed1ate sale. Now S225,000 with land.
SALLY SHIPLEY I JOYCE OABOL T
BIG CANYON ONE STORY EXECUTIVE
HOME Fabulous home for executive hving. 30 ft sit
down bar overlooking golf course. stereo room. pool
table area. 25 ft mirrored wardrobe plus walk-in closet.
Reduced to only Sl.100,000. DOROTHY HARDCASTLE
OCEAN FRONT HOME + INCOME 3 bdrm.
2 bath owners unit upstairs w/master bdrm & bath plus
fireplace 2 bdrm income unit downstairs w/hreplace.
Seasonal rental. rarely vacant. Lrg assumable 1st T 0.
MARIA BERCOVITZ /MARILYN TWITCHELL
CHARMING ISLAND HOME · Pnvate commun1
ty channel front home w/own dock for 30 ft boat R-2 lot
w /room to build additional unit or enioy this large yard
S335,000 DONNA & BILL WEBSTER
ST ARTER HOME -LIDO ISLAND Cute 2
bdrms. I bath with beamed ce1hngs. Street to street lot
on desireable Via Karon Expand 1n the future. t,; block to
bay and v1s1tors pier Cammunity clubhouse. tennis.
parks, & beaches. $285.000. MARILYN TWITCHELL
BLUFFS SINGLE LEVEL · Attractive 3 bdrm end
unit located on maior greenbelt. Large private patio. Near
community pool. Canvenient location to Corona def Mar
High School & Eastblutt Shopptng Center S210,000
SALLY SHIPLEY I JOYCE OABOL T
MAGNIFICENT NEW HARBOR HILL
CUSTOM HOME · Ocean & city lights view
Gated community. Impeccable quahty through!.
Gourmet kitchen. Kars wood floors. Berber
carpets. Luxunous master bedroom suite. Bu1lt·111
entertamment center. Completely finished over·
sized Jcar garge. Pool & spa. S950,000.
SANDY MITIMAN
OWNER WILL CONSIDER ALL OFFERS ·
Reduced $80,000 from origmal puce! Choice end unit.
Popular Bluffs '[' plan. 3 bdrms, 21h baths on lush wide
greenbelt Large family room can be 4th bdrm. A/C. wet
bar Assumable Isl. $250,000 L H. SANDY MITIMAN
B~UFFS, NEWPORT BEACH · Upgraded and
beautiful! Attractive ·x· plan with wrap around patio and
• cozy fireplace 111 master bedroom. Custom tile 1n kitchen
and patio. Situated on a lovely greenbelt. Assumable
loans. Reduced to $212,000 LH
SALLY SHIPLEY I JOYCE DABOLT
CORONA DEL MAR
NEWPORT BEACH BAYFRONT DUPLEX ·
Unsurpassed water location near the harbor entrance
with two boat spaces & easy ocean access. Two, 2 bdrm
units located on private road off Bayside Dnve Live in
one & rent the other. $995,000 includes land.
SALLY SHIPLEY I JOYCE DABOL T
BUILD YOUR DREAM HOMEI -Xtra large 60 ft
lot in choice Corona del Mar location rust one block from
ocean. Build new or remodel this 2 bdrm. 1 bath abode
casa. Loads of room to expand. Priced at lot value
$540.000. BINNE DIXON
155.000 PRICE REDUCTION • SPYGLASS
HILL · Presticious executive home with ocean. moun·
lain & city llCflts view 1n serene sett1nc. Pool & spa. New
landsca1>1nc. Upgraded 'CapetM>rn' model with 4
bedrooms, 21h baths, tam~y room. wet bar, 2 fireplaces
& hardwood floors. $640,000. BELLE CHASE LEE
CUSTOM HOME C.D.M. • REDUCED
$120,GOOI Most spectacluar. luxurious custom home
in old C.0.M. 2 years new. One block to ocean, all efass
entry, trench doors. plantation shutters. Submit on down
payment. Now only S57S,OOO DOROTHY HARDCASTLE
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COSTA MESA
OWNER WILL CONSIDER ALL OFFERS ·
Rambling 4 bdrm, 3 bath home. Corner lot otters ample
room for gardening and boat or RV storage. Ideally
situated near parks & shopping. SI 74.500.
JOYCE DABOL T /SALLY SHIPLEY
OLDER CUSTOM HOME ON R2 LOT · 3
bdrm. l" bath. Bright and cheerful! Close to new
shopping mall and minutes to the beach. Pncedlor quick
sale! $124.900. DONNA WEBSTER
FOUNTAIN VALLEY
FAMILY HOME, QUIET ESTABLISHED
NEIGHBORHOOD · Near good schools, Mile
-Square Park & golf course. Three bdrms. two baths, patio
converted to large. comfortable family room. security
system. Sl 25.000 DOROTHY MITCHELL
OREGON
THIRTEEN PLUS ACRES ON LAKE GAR-
RISON -One-half mile to ocean. Seventy miles nor1h of
Cahforn1a state hne. Near Rogue, elk, & Sixes rims. Flat.
wooded land Ideal for retirement home, R.V. park or
mobile home park. Good terms. $149.500 I
DOROTHY MITCHELL. 1
SAN CLEMENTE
SAN CLEMENTE OCEAN VIEW LOT ·
Presllg10us Cyprus Shore. Guard gated community
adJOtning Casa Pacifica. 60xl24 lot. Pnvate beach, two
and one·half acre park, clubhouses. pools, tennis
$280.000. SANDY MITTMAN
SANTA ANA
TWO OFFICES IN CONDO PARK · Minutes
from John Wayne Airport and seconds from the 5 frwy.
One is 897 sq n ottered at S6l.200. Well maintained
building w/ample parking. Call 1or details
MARIA BERCOVITZ
RENTALS
OCEANFRONT 5 bdrms. Penn1nsula. S2.650/mo
HUNTINGTON BEACH CONDO · 2 bdrms. l
story, adult. $895/mo.
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GREAT WESTERN REAL ESTATE
Julia Liao
Dee S. Miles
Connie M. Moore
Bob R eordan ---en Rotar
covER HOME: Elegant Corona del Mar
Warm yourself durin g cold winter days in the gourmet kitchen. Saver the warmth of summer around the pool. Enjoy every room
in every season in this newly redecorated 4 bedroom home.
NEWPORT BEACH OFFICE
2870 San Mlguel Drive
Newport Beach, CA 92860
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REAL ESTATE
PRIDE OF OWNER S HIP
is evident thruout t his decorator-perfect HSibor
Ridge Custom. Never before on market, this excit-
ing 3 bedroom, family room, study , fo rmal dining
room home offers the ultimate in quality, design &
d etail. 2 master suites with city lights, and water
VIEWS, each spacious and tastefully appointed.
Carefully planned & efficient kitchen with sunny
breakfast area. Lighted gazebo is a wonderful place
to gather while wa tching sunsets or sports events
being played on the paddle t ennis court or sparkling
pool & spa. Lovely, colorful terraced gardens make
this a picture perfect setting. Priced to sell at
$995,000. Shown by appointment with .Jeri Hunt.
640-4888
2125 San Joaquin Hiiia Rd.
Newport Center
SP LENDOR 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 & "Suns~ts 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 t rue . 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 afalgar Ope n Sun. 1-5:00
100' FRONTAGE-COMMERCIAL
PRIME Retail. shopR and offices-in major shopping district-Beach area, ample parking. Fee. $1,650,000. Call Harriet
Perry fo r details.
TWO-YOUNG-HOUSES-ON-ONE-LOT
We're seri ous! Great opportunity for the live-in investor. Two separate spacious houses on one lot in Corona de! Mar!
Master suites with private deks, dining area-convenient to shopping + entertaining! Assumable loan. Just reduced
$60,000~ Askin~ $325,000.
RANCHO SAN J OAQUIN-ESTATE OFFERS AT $194,500
San Luis Rey end unit, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, fireplace, powder room, formal dining, breakfast nook, utility room, we t har.
dressing room/master bath, sloped ceilings. Air conditioning. Owner wants offer! 6 Montanas Norte. Vee Stinson
*LEASES*
BIG CANYON-2 Bd, 2 Ba, fireplace, private patio, VILLA BALBOA-2 Bd, 2 Ba penthouse-cathedral
single level, sub. terr. parking, community pool and tennis. ceilings, fireplace, dining room, laundry. $1400. Evelyn.
$1300. Jeri.
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Noisy water pipes driving you crazy?
I JANOYLANO
I .... ,,,_
When It sounds as though somebody
Is hitting your water pipes with a
hammer. you have what ls known as -
naturally -''water hammer.''
A valve that has been shut ott quickly
makes the water In the pipe surge
ahead and stop abruptty. causing the
pipe to vibrate and bang Into a floor
Joist or something similar. Other things.
such as excessive pressure In areas
close to utility stations. can cause
water hammer, but In a residence, the
usual probtem Is the quick shutoff In a
system that lacks a shock absorber or
alr chamber or has one or both that are
malfunctioning.
One way to stop the noise and the
subsequent probable damage Is to
locate the source of the hammer. If you
can trace It and get to the pipe,
securing It with a metal strap or placing
some kind of cushion between the pipe
and whatever It Is slamming against,
you can eliminate the noise.
Basically, however. there should be a
shock absorber on the line that wlll
prevent the pipe from vibrating in the
first place. An air chamber Is the usual
solution. It's an extra piece of pipe
attached to the llne near the source of
the trouble and has a cap on It. The air
chamber cushions the shock. Air
chambers can be assembled at the
proper points or factory-made shock
absorbers can be used. In either case.
it's a Job for a plumber unless you are
experienced In plumbing work and
your local codes permit that kind of
installatlon by an unllcensed person. In
certain cases of excessive pressure,
the plumber will put In a pressure-
reducing valve.
Water hammer can occur even when
your plum bing llne Is equipped with one
or more air chambers. That's when an
air chamber, normally filled with air,
does not function properly because It
becomes filled with water. The water
can be removed from the chamber or
chambers by turning off the valves
under the bathroom tanks after being
certain they are tilled to their normal
levels. Then shut off the water valve to
the entire house. Turn on the faucet at
the lowest point In the house, then turn
on all the other faucets. This procedure
wlll force the water out of the air
chambers. If It doesn't, you need a
plumber.
When a noise In the water llne takes
place only at a faucet that Is being used
and Is In the form of a chatter, It Is likely
the washer in that faucet has come
loose or been chewed up. That means
replacing the washer. First, turn off the
water to the fixture, remove the stem,
turn the screw at the bottom counter-
clockwise and make the replacement.
Every house should have a box of
assorted wtlshers on hand, but If you
don't have one and don't know the
exact size. take the old one with you to
the hardware store. When you do,
make sure nobody In the house turns
on the water whlle you are away or
things will get a llttle wet. And while you
are at it. buy some extra washers.
A rumbllng noise that occurs only in
the hot water llne is often caused
because the water Is too hot. Lower the
Tips to help you
care for crystal
Thierry Mantoux, export direc-
tor of Crlstallerles de Saint Louis,
the oldest manufacturer of
crystal In continental Europe,
gives these tips for caring for
crystal In the latest Issue of Better
Homes and Gardens Decorating
magazine:
•Avoid any severe
temperature changes. Extreme
heat or cold can make crystal
crack or explode. Never till a vase
that has been sitting In the sun.
Before adding Ice to Ice
bucketa and champagne coolera.
flfl them ftrat with cold water to
KCllmate the crystal. For etyStal
candlesttci<s, don't tet the candle
burn clOMr than an Inch from the
top of the stick -the hee1 cen
make the crystal burst.
•Hand wuh crystal stemware.
Thia la espeetaJty Important for
unct.1t or gold-trimmed crystal.
HMvter cut and more aut>at antlal
crystal may be put In the dlsh-
wuhef, but uee onty the top
eectlon and make certain that
none of the glu ... toueh MCh
other.
·~ lmm«M loMd P*-
of artware In water. The varying
thicknesses In crystal artware
heat up and cool at different
rates, so immer3Jng a piece In
water may make It crack. Instead,
add a few capfula of ammonia or
vinegar to water. Then wtpe the
piece with a cioth dampened In
the solution.
•Cleaning tips. Occaslo"ally
mtneral deposits wlll leave a
white line on a vase at the water
marl(. This can be removed by
adding water softener to water
and ca.an1ng as above.
To remove wm. Mdlmen4 from
a decanter, U. It wf1h a room.-
temper...,,.e sofutlon ot Mat
wner-haff vlneglr end .now h 10
90M. A ltttte bit of Ml'\d CM lltlo
be added and IW6IMd wound.
Thia wl" not scratch the crystat
To eUmlnate red wine stains. use
a denture cteaner.
Motature left In a decenter or a
vue can cauM mofd or bacterial
growth. To at>aorb all water.
lnaert a rotted paper towet Into
the ~. and leave It for an
hour or 90.
FfWlt ..,_Ho•• mill GM-.... , ............
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temperature by 10 degrees or so. If It
stops the noise, you will also save
energy and money.
In many houses. only the man of the
house knows where the main water
shutoff valve Is located. All adult
members of the household should
know this In the event a pipe breaks or
there is a major leak In the water line. In
fact, It's a good Idea to place small tags
on each valve telling what Its purpose is
and_ bow It can be turned off in an
. .,.
l. l
(
I
/·, •• .,_ a
emergency. These tags can mean the
difference between minor damage and
a major repair bill If a pipe breaks at the
wrong time. ·
( Leaky faucets, balky toilet tanks
and o ther plumbing problems around
the house are discussed in Andy Lang ·s
booklet, "Simple Plumbmg Repalfs ...
which can be obtained by sending 50
cents and a long. stamped. self-
addressed envelope to Know-How. P.
0 . Box 477, Huntington. NY 11743.
Americans turning
to museum artwork
Buoyed by the nation's mail-order
boom. museums are making It easier
for life on the home front to have an
artistic flair, according to Better
Homes and Gardens Decorating
Magazine.
It was 1966 when the Museum of
Modern Art slipped the first nonsta-
tlonery Item Into Its catalog among the
Christmas cards and appointment
calendars. It was the Trouvascope. a
kaleidoscope of silhouetted men meet-
ing and parting with each turn. Today,
!hat $12 novelty Is still In the catalog,
but It shares the pages with more than
300 other Items Including Tlzlo lamps,
AaUo vases, and Le Corbusler chairs
wtth price tags up to $3.860.
Pemapa no muaeum catak>gs are
more comptete th_, the YOlumea
produced by Cok>nlal W11Uamsburg In
Virginia and the wtnterthur Muaeum In
Delaware. Fot cuatomera who need
'*P Mtectlng ~ta. textMM, wall cow.rtnoa and ecceasorles, both of
these muaeums have staff designers to
fleld lnqulr ... by mall.
Colonlal Wiiiiamsburg has been mar-
keting reproduction furniture and ec-
oeuoriee atnce the later 19309. The
muaeum's 285-page catalog often
eYerythlng from a Chippendale ped·
eetal dlnlng tabte and Wedgwood china
to grece tta top, to an:Htectural
etementa such u mokUngs. chair rall8
and dOOf hingM. A book of 18th-
century ftoof p1ana ta "-"Ing Ilk•
hotcak•" eccordlng to Kate Karaen.
manager of advertising and promotion
for Colonial Williamsburg.
When consumers shop museum
catalogs. they are looking for fine
craftsmanship. says Anne Coleman.
manager of the direct-mail program at
the Winterthur Museum. It's here that
Henry Francis du Pont's renowned
collection of Early American furniture
and decorative arts Is on display Many
reproductions of these pieces are
available in the catalog.
Although Wlnterthur's mail-order
program Is onty flve years old. the
museym will send about 1.6 million
catalogs this fall. The reproductions
catak>g offers Queen Anne, Chtppeo-
dale and Federal furNture, plus fabrics.
tatMee#are. prints and f olt art.
A veteran of muaeum man order ts
the Me1ropotttan ~of Art In N.w
York, which lMuW tt. fV9t catak>g In
the Mtty 1900s. ~each ot the past two
yeera. the muteum hM r~* more
than twtoe as many orders from the
catalog as It did the previous yiear
In accommodating Its · growing
cllentele, the museum's most difficult Job Is the technical aspect of mass-
producing copies of one-of-a-kind
pieces, says reproductions manager
Joanne Lyman.
"It's a viable effort." She says,
"beeauM It combines education.
prollfetatk>n of good desJgn. and the
eoonomc support of the museum · ''°"' ~ ~ and a. ••
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The very best location In prime Newport. Cor-
ners Cllff Drive. Huge lot -95 foot frontage.
Spacloua 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.
IEWEI OISTll
-IEWPllT HElllTS
Expansive 4 Bdrm, 41~ 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.
WESTCLIFF POil HOIE
Rambling 4 bdrm., 3 bath residence with coun-
try kitchen & family room. Most prime lot &
location. 3 separate yard areas. Immaculate
condition. Asking $265,000. Call
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USTSllE CIWllEI • S 111,000
3 Bdrm, 2 Bath countrv ft.1'Qe -totally re-
modeled Including r\\" ' V bing. Complete new kitchen. ~~ ,...le rear yard. Stone
fireplace. Workt ~ 11arage. Motivated sellerl
$159,000.
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llTIYATEll 11111 DFFEISI
IEST "YIEW" Ill II IEWPOIT
10% llWI
Exquisite VIEW home In quiet NEWPORT
HEIGHTS. New Everything! 3 bdrm, 3 ba plus
family room. Shows like a model home from the
gourmet kitchen to the formal living room. Open
beam ceilings & a marble hearth fireplace.
Broad ocean VIEW from llvlng room decks.
AMAZING VALUEI REDUCE0-$314,500 ask
for
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PlllE COSTA IEU TllPLEI
Well maintained Eastslde -best location close to
shopping. All 2 Bedroom 11~ bath 2 story units.
NEW ON MARKET. No vacancy -high demand
area. Asking $239,000.
111 llllDI U1-1HI
PRICE SLASHED!
Price just reduced by this
serious seller. Prime lo-
cation In Eastbluff. Private
rear yard waiting for a new
owner w/small children
and pets. 3 BR, 2 Ba, large
kitchen, fireplace In living
room. Now only $179,000
Leasehold. Call PETE
631-1266 rm JOflGOel &31-12"
IEllTEIUIUI CUSTOI
Big Canyon on 18th fairway. Large pool + pool
house w/sauna. Walk through your private rose
garden. Fruit & citrus trees border this large lot.
Quality built home. Extremely large dining room
for entertaining. Private library. Full basement
for hobby room or gym. Over 4.000 sq.ft.
$~5.000. Catt PETE 631-1266
CllWS 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 ba. Only $425,000. Fee. Call PETE
631 -1266
LIYE II IEWNIT 111,100
One bedroom condo. Gated area, community
poof, walk to beech. Owner desperate to liqui-
date. Call PETE 631-1266
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WESTCLIFF -IEWEI CISTll
Stunning 3 bdrm, den home. Prime secluded
area amongst Blue Gum trees. Professionally
decorated -An entertainers delight! Premium lot
with large pool & spa. $399,000. Shown by appt.
W llMDI 111-1211
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VISTA FIWE
Rare Verona Plan -3
bedroom, 21"1 bath, formal
dining room, sparlous fam-
lly room all beautifully dec-
orated. For only S 165,000.
Owner motivated.
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TRl-PLEI 1110.noo
Quiet well located co"'\."'' \\wnhouse style
units with appr"" •• 1rm, 11h be 2
story w/pr: ..... ~. Prof. gross
Income of C!. _ .... 11servetlve. Land Is
leased on l ~ .orms to 2021 so purchase
price Is fully aepreclable. These units sell fast.
., llllllTI. 111-1211
COSTA IEU llPLEIES
2 side by side totally remodeled duplexes
w/approx. 1000 sq.ft. per townhouae style unit.
Both properties show very well. Rents of
$695.00 per unit on 2 of 4 units justify Pro).
Gross Annual $16,680. Asking $168,000
w/assumable fixed rate loans. Owner may con-
sider trade for local Income propeny.
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BOB I DOVIE''
HARBOR RIDGE
• COIDIY FIEICI •
Ullll llllE CISTll
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. 5
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. Will trade commercial or
summer home. Ask for
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LUSE IPTIOI 1711,000
Panoramic 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-
mercial property. Ask for
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1111,000
Devonshire 5 bedrooms, 4 baths, family room,
dining room, NEW PAINT, CARPET, drapes,
brick deck, kitchen & entry. Complete ocean,
bay, city, mountain vtews. $500,000., 11'/o & 129/o
fixed financing. Private yard with room for pool.
WILL TUii 1e1m Fii SIALLEI
1111 II ClllEICIAL.
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IRVINE
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4 bdrms, 3 full batha, family room, formal dining,
large master suite, bNutlful yard. Community
poof and tennis. Onty LaurelWood modef on
market. Great buy at S209,000. •... , ..
LIDO ISLAND
•Liii llYFlllT 11,410,000•
ITILlll YILU llSTEIPIECE
Lido Isle bayfront,custom, three bedrooms. 3
baths. Award-winning tile floors & walls thruout.
Master suite has steam room and hot tub,
lnkeboil custom carved bed, headboard and
credenza w/canopy, trench armolre, 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.
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•LIDO llYFROIT 1•31,000 •
Commanding view of the t-~· "?eek-a-boc
of the mountah'\• ·o l 1nd conve-
nient 3 -, 1ay. Doc'
available \ -· ,.,, professiona1
decorated _.,,or tones with imaginafr
and artistic. .ouches. Call
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SPYGLASS HILL
SPYILISS LUSE-13,000
5 Bdrms .. 3 baths, formal living, dining, family
den & spa. View of city lights & water.
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SPYILISS lllLL, C.D.I.
1121,000
Large 5 Bdrm., 3 Bath, formal dining, family
room, breakfast area. oak & tile floors. Large
yard, beautiful spa, expensive views of city,
water, & hllls. Lease option. It Is a great buy!
PROMONTORY
•PllllDllY llY•-1121,000
Bayfront home with 4 BR, 3 BA, huge master
suite, formal dining, room for two boasts. will
sell existing option, low down. Great terms. will
trade up to 5 bdrm on or off the water.
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CORONA DEL MAR
• JISlllE CllEEI •
1341,000
Outstanding bay, ocean, city lite views from this
Plan 6. 3 bedroom, 21-" bath, huge master suite
w/slttlng room, large breakfast area. study.
comm. pool 2 tennis. Bachefor wants out. A
great buy.
IHlllYIElllP
IOI I IOllI KOOP
SPECllLIZllG II ·
IEWPORT IUCH'S
FllEST HOMES
NEWPORT BEACH
• PRIVATE llTED co11111n.
1371,000
Just reduced--TENNIS, community POOL and
spa, ocean and city light views. One story 4
bedroom, 21h baths, family room, 2 fireplaces.
wet bar Offer lease option. ............
• llLIOI PElllSUU •
1251,000
Two bedrooms. two baths, formal dining with
fantastic views of ocean and pier. from this
oceanfront condo with securty gate and under-
ground parking. Will ''trade" up to $400,000
range in Newport .
1111 llYIE IMP
•llYCREST•
Four bedrooms, four baths, formal dining. fam.
rm., large yard with lots of trees. room for pool.
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Steal at $295,000. •
1111 llYIE lllP
•VILLI llLIOI •
S111,000
Two bedroom, two bath, family room. large
living room with bay & ocean view. Low down. A
real value.
1111 MYIE IMP
BOB KOOP. JR.
• 3% DOWl--151,900 •
I
I Great South Coast Plaza location One bdrm.
one bath, tennis courts & lake. ~
Ill .II. 111 -12H I
• COSTA IESI 1111,100 •
3 bedrooms. w. baths, hardwood floors. Extra
large lot East side Costa Mesa on quiet street
.. .II. 111-UH
LEllEI OWIED I PLEI
Low Interest fixed rate financing. Five large
bedrooms, one studio. Approximately 7 years
old. Principles only.
IM4.111-12H
KER MEMBER 234 E. 17th St., COSTA MESA• 631-1266
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~ PMl&..18/IAD-U D8't l'J M LY IJ'IUl'r/BAL &STAft..
Do-it-yourselfers take market by storm
Did you know that more money ta
spent by do-lt-yourselfera on home
modernization than by the remodeling
Industry ltsett?
The totaJ home modernization mar-
ket for 1985 18 expected to be $76.7
bllOon, more than s.t3 blfllon of which
wlll be spent by do-tt-yourselfers. In
1986, the market Is projected at $80.1
bllllon. with do-tt-yoursetfers account-
ing for $45 blfllon of that total.
Kitchen remodeling has always been
the most popular home tmprovement
project, but In a recent survey, under-
taken by the National Home Center and
New Shelter magazine, a surprising
major project was In first place. Would
you believe that It was the addition of a
porch? The same survey showed that
88.5 percent of the responses cited
saving money as the principal reason
tor the undertaking of projects -not
especially startling -but 83. 9 percent
cited enjoyment of the work as a
definite reason!
Because the do-It-yourself market
gets bigger with each p8881ng year,
product manufacturers have changed
the way they market their wares. In fac1,
there ts a Do-It-Yourself Research
Institute, an Independent, non-profit
organization managed by t~rch
Services Department of the National
Retail Hardware Association. Its sole
responsibility Is to produce and dis-
seminate statistical Information about
the do-It-yourself Industry In the United
States.
Building product manufacturers are
"Investing" In the growth of the do-It-
youraetf market by reaching out to
eoucate consumers. An example Is the
Georgta-Paclflc Corp. Its marketing
program now Includes the distribution
of d<Ht-yoursetf literature on a larger
9Cale than .,_ before, Including direc-
tions on everything from paneling a
room to building an outdoor deck; the
development of an Industrial arts
curriculum to bring Information on
bulldlng projects and do-It-yourself
data to high school students across the
country; the tmptementatlon of local
market do-lt-yourMff educational and
motivational projects, Including mall
exhibits; the renovation of •
"ramshackle" home to demonstrate to
homeowners what do-It-yourself
knowtedge and "sweat equity'' can
accomplish; and a national tetevlslon
program on home repairs.
One of the mall exhibits wtll take
place next June and July In Portland,
Maine, with an "Idea house" approx-
imately 18 by 16 feet and built In a
cut.Way fashion to show visitors how a
house Is constructed, lncludlng details
such as walls, floors, decks, paneling,
siding and more. The Idea Is to show •.. ., ......... . -' t , I
78.7 bllllon I0.1 bllllon
43 bllllon 45 bllllon
Total Spent by Estimated
..... do-ft-Joureetfere total
peopte how to get started on home
Improvement projec1s, wtth specialists
on hand io answer questions on
different subjects. At the close of the
exhibit, on July 17, Greater Portland
retailers will take part In a so-called
"polish up" program to provide rotat-
ing weekly "Idea house" exhibits
along with do-it-yourself seminars. '
Another effort to educate do-lt-
your98ffers was taken in Atlanta, In a
n8'ghborhood where a vlntage home.
Dunover Place, was transformed from
a disjointed, dllapldated Victorian eye-
sore Into an architectural masterpiece.
Kitchens, bathrooms and several fire-
places were dismantled or re:
constructed. Hardwood floors, stair-
cases and even the kitchen sink were
restored or replaced. While pine
plywood and lumber were uled. fir.
spruce, oak or any other woods could
be substituted, depending on local
avallablllty and taste.
All of this Is especially Interesting to
one who remembers when the do-It-
yourself "fad" took hold In 1946 and
many manufacturers, thinking It was
Just a fad and not a trend. paid little
heed to the market until some of their
more aggressive competitors began
reaping the profits of the movement.
(Andy Lang's handbook, "Practical
Home Repairs," can be obtained by
sending $2 to this newspaper st Box 5,
Teaneck, NJ, 07666.)
-by Andy Lang
Trendy furniture not especially tempting
By IA.RllARA MAYER
•111 'JS t""-
Rich or poor, most Americans regard
their home as a place of refuge, not a
stage on which to display their trendi-
ness.
A survey by Knapp Communications
of 1,000 Americans Indicated a surpris-
ing degree of unanimity In attitude
about the home, regardless of Income
level.
What emerged from the national
survey Is a picture of Americans who
consider their home a reflection of their
own tastes and Interests. What did
differ according to Income level was
know1edge of various furniture brands
and attitudes towards employing dec-
orators.
Thoee wtth annual Incomes In excess
of $50,000 are more likely to con9'der
em~ a Oecanltor and more
knowtedgeabM etxu twnlwnt oom-
pantea, according to Rober1 w. Brown,
vtce pr-'dent and w--. group
publlaher. Brown n<*d tMI the eut\lley
participant• were not MCMeartly reed-
er• of Knapp'• upscale pubMc:atlon1,
Archttectural Digest, Bon Appetlt and
Home Magazfne.
Many of the findings In the Knapp
study were borne out tn enother recent
aorvey by Ben• Homea & Gardens
MagaJM, whk:t'I aleo found moat
reepondenU unwtnlng to employ a
decorator Md unlnt.-elted In d8Cofa1-
lng In the &et-' trend eMtlng atyte.
of the respondents said they'd like to
get rid of everything and start over from
scratch; aa many as 35 percent would
prefer to Incorporate what they cur-
rentty own with new furnishings ac-
Prlorltl•• for
Home Decoraton
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quired siowty over the years.
Other findings were that most con-
sumers expect to keep their
furnishings for a long time and antici-
pate that their tastes will remain
substantially the same. Consequently,
an Important consideration when
purchasing furniture Is how well It Is
made.
Beefdes an emphasis on quality,
other attributes that are sought Include
value.for-money, durabUlty and Yer-
satillty. Ranking con9'derably tower are
characteristics such as stytlshneu, low
cost. and handcrafting.
Brown noted that people have given
up on the Idea that they can afford
handcrafted furniture. How.ver. tMy
do recognize that good vllkle ta not
,,.,. .. ~ the Joweet ptlce. "And
nobody Nked the word. 'trMdy,' ....
added.
The IUfVfJ'1 uncovered a OOUMClon
betw..,, IOclabWty end the dM6re tor.
nice home. Not ~. pea1M
who en Joy entertainfng and do 10 often
were fC>Und to be more Nkely to
con8'der an attractive home ....,.tt.1.
However, added the executtw, moet
do not want to sacrifice other luxuries
IUCh as vacatlona, cars and new
clothing to pay for lleW home
furnlthlnga.
Many of the ftndlnga In the Knapp
atudy w.e confirmed In the survey of
1,000 reedera by Bett• Hom. &
Gardena. BH&G Ille> kMnt ltttle get)-
•al .,,... '" ~ decamcn;
In fact, 89.2 percent of the 1,000
Individuals who replied to the survey
had not employed a decorator. Most
(about 90 percent) prefer to decorate In
stages, either one room at a time ( 4-4 .2
percent) or one element at a time ( 46. 7
percent).
Respondents Identified quality with
known brands and most preferred to
buy a brand-name Item at a higher
price rather than an unknown brand at
a lower price. More than 73 percent
saJd they atways or frequently checked
the brand before making a declsJon. A
startling 93.5 percent agreed com-
pletely or somewhat wtth the S1atement
that "good furniture Is worth the money
you pay because It laS1s IOnger. ·'
In order of Importance, re.ponden._
rated comfort (93.8 percent). durM>My
(87.3 percent) and conetructJon (85.~
,..,.,,, .. of MOit oonoem. °"*
~"°' .. type of f*lc,
ltytlftl Md ltllln reel8tMCI ...
•t1ce.ct by more thM eo percent ot
reepcMMienta..
The P'cture of careful 9hoppera wa
confirmed etnce about 42 percent saJd
they had shopped afx months to a year
before actualty making a purchue.
Alkecl to rate the purch... of
fUrnlture In terms of prk>rlty when
compared to other Items, 40.3 percent
of the reepondenta g11ve purchue ot a
car hlghe9t prtortty wNte 20.9 percent
con8ldered fumft\n a high prtortty
Item. Vecettone we t'*d chotce,
..e.cted by 8.7 perce.rt.
:a a a ; a ¥&±
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Very pooular Kenf'Sl1l9IOO
Model 4Bdrm 3 ,Batn
AOSOlutety a palace UP·
grades galore include 2
decks Sltytigtits mirrors
1acuzz1 bathroom sea
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mountains Shows mag·
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S529 000 owe OAC
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for Nancy ~ 533-88 1 t
or Eve/Wknds 760-8869
2 &3 8drmsCond<>l nr S A bargain! PATRICK t11s loss. your g a1n1 Bedrooms,formaldlmng. Oelgado631-1266 Execuuve style llVlng In c Plaza. pool, spa. plul 631-1266 S 199.000 (Furn av1 alsol family room Terraced South Coas1 Metro area
carport. trom $67.9001 lastilll I Ct. lawns lead 10 59ac1ous of Costa Mesa Seller
Call PATRJCK&31-1268 &40~560 ocean vtew and Back wants 1tsold llTIEIAllE ~ ~ \: Bay ~ lhlS one · It's SU•,000 Model 1n VIII 111 2 Bdrm
,· special• 1024 CALL ANN WARREN JI, ba A bright and airy
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. • place Handy kitchen done. lge yrd 71 dn LG A1trac11ve 5BR 3BA av. a y f rom po o I .t.oso1u1e bargain• Pees·
· • . overlooks sparkling pool Open Sun 2-5. 2308 Home Convenient IO· S 142 500 1910 s 3 odrm 2' oa1ti UllTED IROIERS, REALTORS and sweeping pauo• Best Westmlnis:_er 857• 1°31 I cation S 159 500 Tenanr 1 lni•t Ctast Rtalters ~•ecu 1wnttme Pcx:i spa
of all only $1 48,950 HSTSllE $101000 occup1e<1 24 hr no11ce lo tS 1:>4 Culver 0, llv . tennis Try 10-. down
f •Mil Y · HURRY see 11 ' show Marshal Plan Inc Call Patric I< 760 8 702 01 W1SIH yoa AID YOUR " LEASE wn111•&1E 10-.4 .... I rtroker Ltnda or Claudia 711-liOO 631 1266 • -2 bdrm. 2 balh on quiet (213) 450 04 t5 osta Mesa prime IOC 2 cul-de-sac Seller wants A VERY MERRY CIRISTMAS 21 Bdrms, 2' • ba a11 cond. out Buy w/ t0% down or SIPH LICATIOI
. c nice )'ard, comm P<>ol & less Della Delgado Bd 2ba, 1380 sll condo
I · . spa S135 000 Agt 531.1266 2 stry 111/dbt gar 2 Igel ' • AID IAPPY IEW YEAR. HU STU Hl-UU 644-6636 -~ bdrms up 1 dn Wd burn OI HLF ctllSf · i · --CtrtH ••I Mar 1022 • r ~1P1'f oooL~~~~6-~;~~0 A STOL AT SHl,100 . .IOlll CAii•. llC*ER '7J. 717 t . 70 nn 2 A-1 LOTS Red~ to eller losing SU Musi
. H TIE Ill! S305 000 Eactt 1 blk to r•-•-OllN BHt. ltack 1040 Sll&IP sett vacant poss101e • • A t 759 9070 ~ • -•ease op11on Pres••oe ;:,~~ •• rtrne HarbOr Island Rd beacil g • S10l,t00 OPEN HOUSE t2-5 PM Princeton Model 1n Univ dramal•C & spec1ac.ila1
• locallon with pier and IY TIE SU Walk ro sh0pp1ng and Sat/Sun 2027 1 L•oht-Park Village 111 3 Bdrm 2 tn 1evel home on tl'le goll
float Spectacular design If TIE SU Newport schools 2 ttouse Lane JBR 2ba dbl oa Covered pa110 GOO<l course home ,,. cur 111e
'.\C"KIE GU.I .IS MAlTC>f'
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A d~hnch.e I $9KIOUS uecub.e 58R 48A llOme tiuut1luHy
c1Ko11ted I located '" lo¥tly. PftslClOUS neJlllbolllOOd II
Ills
• Huit lam~y room w/hrel)lxe
• Rtmodelld ~1tchen w/wood cupboard$ I hie "'a"'
• Sernce porch w/ett"ient p.intry
• lbtr suite w/otefllled BA. wal~ 1n c1ose1. trp1e & ~!cony
• 3 t1rt011ces • 3200 square ™'.
PRICED AT $295.000 H1-I011
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4 &ORM, 3 BATH. FNllLY ROOM
CIU Slll>AY 1-4
SAll>S IMSTllJITS 795--907
by Tom Theurkaut tor th•S bd s t' baths with gar 2 lrplcs wet oar lam 1oca11on 1n qu1e1 area vie"' 1r.ea1roca1 119t111n9 spacious 3 Bdrm home Oceanfront re-model f1.ll f rm, ' , d rm peg Ord entry S148 900 w~"" ft00<s spas 011 .. s 1c · t of chee< and sunstt1ne 3 1rep ace an garage """' wllti 11 s own pr1va e Lender owned lore-vaulted cells Corner 101 lrYllt C•.,.t lt-a.t,,. t>eacl'I swimm1no pool A temtk: bedrooms 2 tlreplac;es, 11 Poss AV access See to •• .. , • •
Bayfront value at and top locatton! Pri<:ed cftosureasprloopeasrty.10:-:'.!, appreciate S 199 500 18t24Culver0r Irv ILICISTllUCll
S875 000 LH to sell at S399 0001 tnance w · ., " 711 7100 S 111,tOO
' Robin Tench 631. t266 fixed interest 960-6496 or 631"4325 • O.vorce forces sale Luxur
(714)673 4400 •-~·~·i~I>'•r Traditional P~::::a ~:, 1::!~. P~ B&y~·~~~~~~Bd ~s?,~'~.·C:.~~:C:, 1~~--~ yard New roof kitchen 2'~ ba S144.000 4% to bar & ea11n kllcl'len Best Realty master baltt Newl y bkrs Owner 786-0579 ouy 10 area
paante<I close to beach & llfflllT Sil& 000 DUPLEX·2Br tba H . So-631·7370 schools 841·7022 L11u1 ltac~ 1041 •• ot-PCH $275.000 52 t -IWIH Will TIAlf
Carnation By owner -HAPPY HOLIDAYS! -PRESTIGE 3BR 1'-•Ba EMEIA.Ll llY Charming. upgraded •
673-024 1 or 673-154 1 pool ttome Boal door OCEAN VIEW JBR, 3ba, 3 bdrm norne plus dock i---------1 UYE nm pvt yard New roof lrpb high ~am cell-Seller Wiii discount for 411 Sell Idle 11ems 6'42-5678 CENTURY 2 t kitchen mstr balh Newly 1ngs Walk to beach casl'I this year
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Front row vtew of Newport Harbor &
Ocean. Rambling California Ranch Estate.
Gounnet kitche n. fanuly room. 3/4/~
bedrooms. swunmmg pool, spas. gazebo
wilh terraced gardens. .......
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dining, wood sashed windows, 4 Bdrm.
family, 4 Bath. Quiet location. Ocean and
canyon view. $650,000 (Submit)
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--• m/dln rm. lg wetbllf, nlOe etached Turtlerock home gourmet louches trple paid 63~ 120 1·SPM patio 2br t''»ba $725 B B 02 A lbes Don • JBR 3'"1ba Lge dining rm yd. pallo w.'spa. RV pkng, S 1250 759-7602 gar rent Ill yours 2566 Orange "B" S595 2548 Orange 8-42·2520 BR tBA. pvt patk>, gar. 2 r t I 1 nt . & family rm utenslvely car gar. 2 mo Im beh, __ -539-6191 Agenl COSI w/dhkup,quiet N('lpelS 675·124Aevt,622-8795 e~panded/custom end W/C M S 1200/mo, sec 3Br 28a. 2 car 9ar No pell _ ---• 2 Bdrm duple11, sgl gereoe. g ¥1ew Apr$ next to Patlt Water peld 1675/mo Nwpt Penln 38drm 28•.
un1t"E plan Spa/p()OI 50 1f1r 4 30. 6-42-7894 S 1150 LM (818) 888-5510 llall Aaa Btttillt yard. gOO<I atee, $695 Frplc. vaulted eetlings. trg 2038 Meyer yrly rntls s 1050-$1200
$379 000 lee 722·6460 B B or (818) 346-0440 2ltf 559-5001 spa Prvt balcony SL MGMT 6-42-1603 Vllll JWltals 675-70 15 · _ **4 t l'lt aw/hUQeyd --CUFFUYf•,.., •• 2223 Meyer Place W0000RIOGE con AGE Impressive Baek Bay 3t>r 2BR 11.+BA, pvt lndry rm Newly redecorated STSIOE 2BD 18A. MM JBA 2BA s 1200/mo. 111,
Huge lot with loads 01 925 No pets 546-5605 2br 2ba. tam. rm., 2 Cir hse lrplc gar pe1s kids lnllde unit, p1110. gar Child ok ~6~0 pets crpl/palnt UTILS All last $500 oep 209 42nd
e nter1 alnlng room. 00 E·slde bahc pad oar S975. 552-9038 S800 avail 111186 Nrcc~~~·~~~15J>'6mo t----:c-::*:-8-=5 '* PAID "9S 831-4320 St. ~pper unit. 996-8109
gorgeous pool and bar-crptd decor tree utlls W,.u loc~ 2141 539-6190 Best Alty'" rg lBR. 734-C Shlllmar aatslde 3Br 2S. UPP« 3Br 28a w/lrptc Steps to ~~· ;"':~'/~~ 539-619~t coat tiroO<isy roomy 2Bf, vrd + T11ti8 21 54~01~~·:-~~~~7 Apt, gar S600 PO Boll beach 11000/mo Bkr
large remodeled baths ALL OUICKI Terrific C M huOe hobby rm S 1500 t 3 BR 2 Ba: dbl git A25. 2272• Coetl Mesa, 92626 642-3850
Vacant 11\d Slashed to loc 2 BR. 2t>a, 2 01r utlfs. 1st & las1 499-2286 mo I Mo rent, dee:> & 8t IBa 1922 Wallace ~ch apt, carpon. no LIDO ISLE
sell at $305.000 $800/mo Avlll nowt Call ~ I~ I •152 credit ctig 641-9!>42 12·-Bt-,-ea.--enc1--gar-. ~S-m_all_1 Gar. retrlg. upstairs No kitchen SAOO mo. Shetyl, Bay VleW 2BR 2BA, sludy
OPEN SAT/SUN 1-4 646-7434 CENTURY 21 Ult a •------back yatd. Wtd hkupt pets $510 Agt 550-1015 673-3117or831·1266 $1250/mo.
300 KINGS PLACE harming 38' 2ea unturn unny 2bf ba, loeded. J $625/mo. 241-9806 •Yf 11 •W 673--0072/619-753--0719
Robin Tench 631-1266 lrplc hrdwd firs 2 w walk to bch, trplc, ten cl Af!lt .. al1 2B 1B 11.d 25/mo. 1BR 1BA. all 1--m p d a tel h $1100/mo Ann Sampson r a, 0111-oe, y • bltlna. Laundry room. ~wr-• -gar 111 yr u nelO -661-9355 W 661·7086 H ,._ J .,illaz small pet & child oil "25 Lrg 3BR 2'1tBA, 2 car ga1-WMtt<R borhood S 1100 mo · -•trl .,.. t 151. last a $200 eec. near beach and shops
Must Seel 213/421-8618 ........ IMc• 2119 2BR lbl 111 quiet ffip,x, Available now 631-6559 735 W 18th St Br 28a. D/W, pvt lndry 909, pool, tennis CIOM
or 714/497-2082 -W tm' 1_ na 1 d ___ SL MGMT 6"'2-1603 rm. encl g11. 25•50' decil to belCll S 1200/mo .4 ....... .
UllUYFlllT *••PllT llllT• es ins .... .,..r. n ry 2BR 1bl, ,_ cpt & drpa $750 No pets 631-6155 TSL MGMT 894-5325
CIRCLE THESE 48R 2'hBA Townhome. $625 mo. 213/644-5468 $680/mo, $300 dep lee 2Br 28a, bltna. d/w, STSIOE SPACIOUS 2 NEWPORT HTS 2BA 2ba. TRIPLEX w/sandy beach
Lot Value $695,000 ake a look lncd 2bdrm Appfo• 2000 st, dbl gar, a.IJ.a Gas/W1r pd 548-25e2 ~22~75No28 :~s60~::':'ell.rs BR 1 bath, no pell S575 lrplc. p<>OI, catport, ,_ lrplc bltlns & garage cusiom oalc bit elegant ---~ a d ssoo·a prime •ea c:all ......,_ ..,..,., ten~ls walk lslu• ~ 28' 1 Ba. patio. lrple. w/d per mo 631-11155 carpet, paint rapes ••t ... 111 """""'· """"' · hkups S6251mo • aec -$800/mo, 642-7115! *-* 10 bch, avl Dec 15, $1500 2 BR 1b1. 2nd fir, f\Jm, lse, S63B Plume< or 85.._7592 streams & 11111. Gar EISIOE 2BR IBA 2 lrpls,
luded 3br E-stde hse Shefry Coshow. Brkr $795. mo + utll. Joan. __ w/opnr, micro. w/d hkup courtyard. gar $690/mo 2Br 1Ba. p<>Olslde. ger
C Tatum Rltr 759-1552
LOT i1 IELCHRT
Appro~ 1/2 ecre tennis
court size tot. Last one
avalllble $550,000. Call
760-0433 or 759·90«
hUQe I/yd kid/pets upper 631-2242 or 645-6002 476-1006 or 673-8159 12BR 2ba Eslde Twnhs, lrpl, 18r S750 & 2Br S 1000 No pets 675-6458 lndry $750 1601B 15th
S800's w/2 gar 53U 191 3BR, 3BA. POOi 3Br 2Ba ()pix near South g11. nu crpt, drp1, paint. 2Br w/secluded view St CaN 850-8213
Agent cost s 1800/mo, gndr & poot Bay View, extras. S 1500 • s790. OtcX 666-4000 dys, S995 Avl now 549-2«7 2'2' SPACIOUS APARTMENT
TSIOE TOWNHOUSE I malnt lnci. 160-1399 675-8B77 or 675-7006 I 640-24211 eves/wk.ndl OOL Patio. trptc, X-lge I MILE FROM OCEAN s. ... C..11 3br 2~be. lrple, enc yrd, CHARMING BACH Full 2BR 2BA pvl PltlO, 18' SS80 28' $680, S500 6"'_2_-23_5_7 __ _
lbtrt t• patio, 2 c.r g1t. 1st, l1at, • lllY• kitch & bath S46S lncis carport, storeoe ar... sec. Uni E·slde 557-264 1 !!""""!~-'"'!!"----~ sec 316B Santa laat>el. 3 Br 2'_. bl. Exec Twnhm. · window view ol Goll1,-----..,...---..,----,-b--~---~~= 2 bdrm. 2 bath condo, S 1100/mo 631-8283 p<>OI, tennis. jec:. S 1350 utllltleS 675-lO 18 Course $675. 810 Joann Pvt 1 Br, lrplc:, p<>OI, patio.
pool, spa, carport. Wtr + mo 673-1497 LITTLE Balboa 111and St 646-5413 Donna gat. No pe1s 399 W Bay &ill'~~P.'P'"!"!!~~~~
hi free Pats OK Sec ge 2BR+den $525. mo ' . St $615 8~57 liiiiim--iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii--. · Kids & pets ok. Move tn BLUFFS 3 bdrm. 2'_. ba. Blyfront lBr •lngla 2Br 1~B1 townhouse.1--·-------0J.!:01tb!r~ :11~1~: · 111 mo's rent. "" dep+ split level Trina. gOO<I loc, S525/mo Incl utll. Bltlns. garage. patio. SHARP spacloua 2Br, 1 5
WMtt<R
•' . . . •••iJ•..... llM •SPOAnn 20 x 36. 2BR 2BA Great
for reloc1tlng. Best offer
Costa Mesa 63 t-1788
credit cha1ge 541-9542 S 1500 Agt. 644-6636 Nonsmolte<. 673-6092 S725 No pels 645-4837 bath Townhome Oplx, 2 .._1 Tl llUI
BLUFFS 38' 28&, new Lrg ~BR~./~A. Y'Z U~ •2Br IS. 4-Plex w/patk> ~~0::~·1i·~~5qu,: 1ght1uJ oc;een t>rMzel.
crpt. drps, . paint, DfW ~t ~~ 8;::979~ & carpcrt. Nice are1 <AJrt 11 631-1286 · Spacious 28drm, 28&,
011 Fabulous qutet 1<>-S1200 No pets 759'-06&8 no . $625/mo. 546-5605 TOP A~EA MESA PINES dshwshr, lrplc Pluah
cation Poot spa, tennts BLUFFS CONDO 38drm. Jal~tl Pta&818llj•2Bt 28a nr SC Ptza, S.A. BACHELOR Piiio, p<>OI. crptl. drps Lots of
$1200/mo Valerie Torelli 2'1tBa on beeut gmbelt. 2'17• P1tk>. carport. pool, spa Quiet No pets $540 ctoeets BeaullMty land·
Realty Inc, 5.-o. 7355 Frig & W /0 Incl S 1600 ·1750 No Pets 722-80 11 2650 HA ALA 549-2« 7 SCI.Ped 960-633 I
Es EADE 3-Ow /A 1 760-0839 18r, 2Br, 38'. 48r. f\lm. &1 ------AV choice Br nr g unlurnlsh. Winter. Yearly, * •EASTSIOE !Bdrm . --2BR 2BA. gat, lndry Nice
2ba hm, great loc. crtlyd, ••AT• PllFllT Summer Bkr. 67µ8()6 1 lBa $525/mo. No peta. 1 WI lffll ·--4 pie• Outet stree1, 1 ~~~1~5°:{,~:r175~~== 2Br 21.+Ba + Oen. r1gun11 lBR new1y decorated, blkl Adult only 631-2242 ~1!:'~~ ~'°"c,~~g~~ ;:,1~81~J:.i~~-~~ Be~~i..~! .~~ LUS-H CONDOS O right next lo p<>OI. B ht to t>cn. crpt. blinds No *US1191* thing from a small apt to WMtt<R "' 'T -... ver & tunny Air & highly up-pets S600 mo. 675-6608 a 4 bdrm hOuM If look· 20x40 Buddy hm Ltg stream• & fans Gar graded. A11atl lmn'9cm 8eautlf\JI 1 & 28' MOO Up. I In CM NB or HB
IN/din .-.. wtpullm111 w/Of)flf, mlcfo. w/d Ncup s 1795/mo. Cell 640-S324 $425-utlts pd 1BR duptax Incl gi.a c.>oklng. Mat & 1',tk 01 14• nrsl • lor that .. . . .. k1tch.2BR 1ba Verynooe 18r S750 & 28' $1000. 4 17E.BayAva,8alt>oa hot -ter. Incl encl gar
enck>sed plllO. All unit-2Br w/aecluded view Gigantic 38' 28a w/g1t. 1 adult . No pets. 547-1155 2323 ELDEN. Open 10-5. T~~Tldell 1~·1803 Lg dlx trl-M 2bt 2 lofta
tZed Ag1 540-5937 $995 Alli now 549·2«7 Walk 10 bch & Lido v~. c. • I ... n Betty Wilt 548-7854 _· -2t>e, 2 lrpl, ni hart>«
lntrtPtt 15" res1lglou1 Mesa Vetde S13001moyr'ly964-692 Ital I . *Ltg1 &2Bdrmnewty S1,175.(213)86o-9513
' neighborhood 4Br 2Ba NEWPORT CREST 48R 2Bdrm 1L . Nr m . redec quiet cooi $530-up me8tiBJIU I SUWlll YILUIE UI ... S 1400/mo lnct grdnr 3ba 2 story, ale condo. N/smkr No pell. S820 188A Monro~1. 548--0336 -, mans Cell Valene Torelli Realty Pool/tennis couru Avl 111/86. 673-tl246 ., .. ,." I ....... $1400/mo 778-2575 •STUNNING Lg 18drm t.L ___ _ Just completed 28' 28a ,Inc 540-7355 _ Small IBr IBI. Wlhf/dryr, Garden Apt w/rec rm a n -•• rl!S& 1 WIYllTt
• in I st year s rent
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w/¥tf!WS ,.., acre Fully ~ Condo S1200 Tenn, gat 759-0980 •T hou 2 ... 1,L... Apts Beaulllully land·1•Spectecutar aQll Newport 8u<h ~o
tandscape<I Gott course. 11 BA ()pix. led yrd, $395 Poot. tac 213-427-1138 2Br lBI Oar, w/d, refrlg d/own M, k>.,.. ,..,. scaped ground•,* 1 & 2Br, 1 & 2Ba suites 1 1111 11'111 """'"
tennis. hors,e, OK Per· mo 1st mo rent. dep & Only lhing ctoMf to H20 Is New ttoor1ng, crpt & paint ~ ~. ft~oo: pets p()Ol/spa, paUo/deck No,•Speclous townnouaes ' ii 11 \"' i
feet !or new or retired l credit 541-9542 a boatl S700 2bdrm $900 mo 759-0980 1::rs~ $805 •Flreplaces b4 I. SI 1 l s~~:f ~ (~~:,:~~~:~; p Bdrm, dbl gar . 6 blk to hOme w/gar kids pet<* L 3B 2B A 38r 2'1tBa Condo w/2 car 2Bdrm 1v.ea $705-$710 •Private balconies or N H N t>ch no i>41l $795/mo 539-6191 Agt cost uxury r a pt attach gat. N/smkr only. 2250 Vanguard 5.-0-9626 Garden patlot +'•por1 .,,uh o
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Bnm/C.UM GIVE YOURSELF A PRES· LIDO 3 ,....,. f 11 NeN apts, tile, paint, 3BR 2BA E/llde. Frpl, yd. 8actielor S525 *3 L""ht9d tennis courts 1 .it I l'lltot _ ENT• Rent my 18' Condo .,.,.,room u Y d/w stove 2 Cit gar gar. oood IOC. $875/mo. 28drm l '/•Ba S705 'V b4 5 1104
for I Young-at-Heart 55 furntsMd, playroom. Olf-7&J.157g ANYTIME! Call Oic:k 8M-4000 dys. 131 E 18th 8.-6-&816 *2 Swimming p<>Ols
Ceanal 2102 yr old Hunll~ton land· age-opener Available 640-2428 eYea/wtcnds •Straarn1 & pono. now $2500/mo Ntce 28r 28e upstrs 1 car lBdrm -----"15 •Sorry, no pelt
4BR OCEANFRONT. Nwpt mark 536-874 gar. DIW, frptc LM $950 $550, MOVE-IN BONUS 2Bdrm l 'ltBI S7 l5-$r2S •FurnlShlng1 anll
Bch 111June,S14751mo ~ent /optton 3br otr '( J/ II VlllaRentals675-7015 IBdrm,A/C,pOOl.cerport 151E.2lat 546-2408 WH"NOTC"LL
Aval! morthly & weekly Adams 2·stry lncd/pvt ''''"""" fl/! • Hfl I No pets. Nr SC Plaza. ' "' JACHSIULn k•d/""'"1 U SO 539-6191 1A,'/t J ·, Unique split level rg lbr, (714)966-1138 IH-1111 "" _,,1; • .,·T'u; f 'UUJ l/p. wet bar. sunken tub, --••'--tfiield , .. , IWIAIElllT Agt cost I ... garden prof sngl $650 S565/m o-S695/mo. lrg ••L-9 SUWlll "llUt'!E l14/lll-117J Super sn&rp 4BR 2BA dbl b'i-J-,"1'~.'M mo 111c'1 utll 675-4928 beaut I & 2 BAI. all • •
gar lncd yd by Hunr bltln1, frptc Must aee IP&IMITS 15555 Huntington \1111909 hlka hlH• 21 M Cntr S900tmo 963-4194 fW lllffl Xlre lg 2bf 2ba, oew cond , 366 Avocado 1h ~ nU Lane from Sin Diego
JBA 1',.,BA nouM unlurn, • -ISpaciooS Condo home 4 i~: 1~~mo Call M-F TSl IAIWmll Like brand newt All utlHtles Fr-•li north of Beach
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675-8877 or 615-7006 IMH Cteaf lt.tterl THE OALEABOUl ASSOC peta $510. Agt 550·1016 /side lux In 11 pine IO<elt. ~ ~. No l)e1I Qas/wtr F'em n-amkr. kltctl. llMol.
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2Br. gar, patio U1111 pd OCEAN VIEW AltAllTllllll'I walher & etove Included. 1atti.t CM S4we33
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Are you looking for some new table
ecoration Ideas for the holidays?
onslder herbal decorations. They
ave the advantage of tradition. but are
ot as common as synthetic holiday
ecor.
Take roeemary, for example. It's
n associated wl1h Christmas at
ast sJnce the 18th century, When It
as used as a strewing herb and in
oense burned In churches.
Today's rosemary fanciers are Just
likely to use It to decorate their
omes at Chr1atmaa time. They may
pray a good-sized branch of rosemary
Ith gold or silver paint and then tie a
ed ribbon around It as a place
ecoratlon. Or. they may choose to
lsplay a rosemary Pot plant as a table
enterplece.
Emelle Tolley Is an authority on
ullnary and decorative herbs whose
asclnatlon with herbs led her to start
'Living with Herbs." a bimonthly
ewsletter. She says rosemary Is only
ne of many herbs being used to make
nterestlng and unusual Christmas
ecoratlons for the home.
It's part of the trend toward llvlng
Ith natural things. Besides rosemary,
here are also homemade potpourri.
pomander baits and herbal and dried
floral wreaths.
Proof of the growth of Interest in
herbs has been the Increase in both
wholesalers of herb plants and retail
and mall-order herbal supply outlets.
added Tolley, author of "Herbs: Gar-
dens. Decorations and Recipes.'·
She says that five years ago when
she began her newsletter. there were
only a few wholesalers growing herbs.
Recently a bedding plant trade as-
sociation reported 875 wholesale herb
plant speclaJlsts.
Consumption of culinary herbs Is
also up considerably. In 1984, for
Instance, Imports of basil totalled
3, 168,000 pounds. In 1974, the total
was 522,000 pounds and In 1964, a
mere 42.000 pounds of basil were
Imported, she learned while gathering
Information for her book.
Though herbs have long been used
for Christmas decorations, nowadays
Proof of the growth
of lntereat m herbs
bas been the ln-
creaae ln both
wholesalen of herb
plants and retllll and
mall-order herbal
supply outlets.
the tradltlonal and the new are likely to
be paired. •
For example, she suggests making
herbal Christmas balls by painting
Styrofoam balls with glue and dipping
them Into a tray of potpourri to which
you have added a few drops of
essential oils.
Use a skewer to make a hole In the
ball and then thread a ribbon through it
on a crochet hook. Tie a bow at the
bottom and mak9 a hanging loop at the
top. Then suspend the balls from the
Christmas tree or a window.
The art of fragrancing a home has
come Into its own. and herbal scents
are appropriate for the purpose. You
can find essential oils In scents such as
pine, cinnamon, clove and bayberry In
herbal supply outlets which are now
found In most large cities, she says. Or
you may find them in a a pharmacy with
a large perfume and toiletries depart-
ment. The oils can be used to perfume
an unscented candle, to fill a small
ceramic perfume ring that fits around a
lamp or to saturate parchment paper,
which can be laid over a lamp. The heat
from the lighted tamp wlll diffuse the
scent.
Herbal wreaths are also enjoying
renewed popylarlty. This staple of early
American llfe can be purchased ready-
made In many gift outlets, or can be
made at home as a craft project
Necessary supplies lnclude powdered
orris root, which is a fixltlve, dried
flowers and herbs and a wire or straw
wreath form. Floral wire for attaching
Individual flowers and wire cutters are
also handy additions to the wreath-
maker's paraphernalia. she added.
For decoration. and to give as gifts,
she suggests making your own
pomander balls. "It takes only between
10 days and two weeks to make them.''
she said.
' Start with an apple or orange; cover
Its entire surface with cloves; roll the
fruit In a mixture ol powdered Cin-
namon. cloves and orris root, changing
the fruit's position several times each
day for three or four days. Then hang
up each pomander separat~y to dry.
Once dried, the pomander balls can be
heaped In a glass bowl and given to
visitors.
Other gifts Include bath herbs. A
mixture of lavender, lemon verbena,
camomile, rosemary and rose petals
can be placed In a muslln bag. Try
sewing two pretty new washcloths
together and placing the muslin bag
inside with a gift card. It takes about a
cup of mixed herbs for each herbal
bath, she said.
You can also make up catnip mice for
cats and pennyroyal pillows for any pet
Pennyroyal is said to l<eep fleas away
A homemade herbal tea mixture to
give friends or drinl< yourself can be
made from one part camomile, one
part lemon verbena, one part linden
flowers, 'It part mint and 'I• par1 orange
blossoms. In herbal lore, this tea 1s
supposed to make you sleep better.
wake refreshed and minimize skin
wrinkling. Tolley doesn't guarantee the
health claims. but she does say the tea
tastes good
( .. Herbs: Gardens. Decorations and
Recipes" has a directory of matl-order
and retail herbal outlets for those who
have no local herbal supplier m their
area. It 1s published by Clarkson N
Potter.)
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Q. -I hH• re8d •bout how
condenNtlon occur• on • window
when werm elr ""'"on• cold pene,
but I need eome 8dvlc• on wh8t I•
heppenlng on two of my ltvlng room
window•. We heve etorm window• on
both of thoM wlndowe. When con-
denNtfon took piece on the lnelde of
HOMES FOR SILE
Ing -ttult le, the lnelde of the etorm
window• get wet end drip down. I
1ure hope you cen aolve thla problem
ror ue.
A. -The inside of the storm
windows would not be fostering con-
densat ion unless warm air was settling
on them. The conclusion Is that the
warm air Is coming from lnaJde the
house. In other words, It Is getting
through your regular windows. To
prevent this, you have to make them
airtight. You don't say, but presumably
they are double-hung windows, which
usually are at fault because of the
space between the two windows at the
center. After checking the putty around
the pane to be sure air Is not leaking
through It, weatherstrip wherever there
Is a space through which air can pass. If
warm air cannot touch the insides of
the storm windows. there will be no
condensation there.
O. -We heve • concrete petlo we
would Ilk• to color. I undentend ttult
In moet c•M• you cen't color con-
crete except during th• orlglnel
conetructlon, but I hev• eleo heard of
1 method celled "du1tlng." Cen you
tell me anything ebout It?
A. -Dusting involves sprinkling
colored powder on the surface of the
concrete and then working it Into the
concrete with a wood trowel and a steel
trowel. However. this must be done
while the concrete Is hardening, so 1t
cannot be used on a patio that is
several years old. It appears that
staining or painting the concrete is your
llkety solution. Modern stains and
paints made for concrete are a lot
better and last much longer than those
used 30 or 40 years ago.
Q. -1 ~tty completed• protect
In which I uMd e lot of nalle. In Mverel
plec., the wood epttt • tiny btt when
• nall WM driven In. Thia dkl not
Mpp9n .a the time, Juet occeelon.Hy.
Thie took place even thCMlgh I had
taken the .,,.ceutton of ualng only
nella with ah8rp polnta. I did thl•
detlberetely to evold epllttlng. C•n
you tell me wh8t ceuMd the epllttlng?
5 BR plus Fii RI or DEi
••• 1615 Bayadere Terr.(lrv Terr.)CdM
644-6636 $895,000 Sun 12-4
A. -Sorry, but you didn't help the
situation any. Actually, when a
carpenter wants to avoid spllttlng the
wood with nalls. he may even hit the tips
of the nalls with a hammer to dull them.
It Is a sharp nall, not a blunt one, that
fosters splitting. You did not say the
kind of wood you used. A nall Is more
llkely to spilt hardwood than softwood,
which is why a pilot hole Is usually
drilled Into hardwood for the nail. Of
course, using a screw rather than a nall
Is even better If that can be done. In
making a pilot hole for a nall, make sure
•Spa
its diameter Is less than
that of the nall,
otherwise there won't
be any place forthe
nail to grip the wood.
3 IR ,1us 'Fii Ill or DEi
* •300 Kings Place (Cliff Haven) NB
63 1-1266 $304,500 Sat/Sun 1·4
•74 Hiiicrest, Big Canyon, Nwpt Bch
673-8700 $2,450,000 Sunday 1-5 * •6 Trafalgar. Harbor Ridge, Nwpt Bch
640-4868 $ 1 ,950,000 Sunday 1-5
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gate
290 Roblnhood. Costa Mesa
645-0303 $169.500 Sunday 1-4
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646-4380 $114.000 Sunday 1-4
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•26435 Arbor Rd . Village San Juan Capo
642-5200 $119,900 Sunday 1-4:30
4 BR plus Fii RI or DEi
LOTS. 301 & 303 Narclssus/Seaview. Cd M
759-9070 $305K per Lot Sat/Sun 10-5
**2430 Bayshore Or (Bayshores) NB
6"4-6200 $860,000 Sunday 1-4 30
•212 Hazel Or. !Oceanfront), CdM
759-9070 $1, 135,000 Sunday 1 ·4
616 Poppy Avenue. Corona Del Mar
673..a494 $660.000 Sunday 12·4
6 IR ,1us Fii RI or DEi
••Vacant lots 84-85-86 Top of Rockypolnt
644-6200 $2,750,000 Sat/Sun 8-8
CO II DOS
TOWllHOIES
FOR SILE
2 IR plu~ FAI RI tr DEi
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546-2313 $168,500 Sunday t-4
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