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County faithfuls caught up
in upbeat mood bf inaugural
ly LESUI EARNEST
Of ft Olllly""' Sult
The mood in Washington was
upbeat and opum1sllc as Geo~ Bush
was sworn an as the 41st president of
tht United States. according to Or·
anae Countians on hand to watch
history being made Fnday.
"There '"''t that atm~phert of nostaP. ·· sa1d •tate Assemblyman
Gal F~n. Newport Bnch Re-
QUbhcan. dunng a phone interv1c>A
Fnday. "There is a "cry pos1t1"c and
happy feehnJ. I 'A'Ould say the mood
at the anausurauon was one of pride
and patnou m. about as nonpartisan
feeling as ~ou can let see1n1 a
Repubhcan being sworn into office."
New!}'.. elected Colllfessman Dana
Rohraoacfier said he sensed an up-
beat mood over the transfer of po~er
from one Republican adminmrauon
to another.
.. , think at was a happy 1nauaura·
t1on." Rohrabacker said "We're as
optomastac as can be. I feel that 1hc
last tv.o years. because of the Iran·
Contra affair. thinas bcpn 10 act bogcd do..,n And wnh George Bush
coming an. there's a new 1nJ«t1on of
cnt'fl)' into the ststcm You can feel 1t
all O\lcr the city ·
Rottt Schnapp. a cwpon Bea h
attomcv who was attcnd1n1 his 1hu'd
Trees stood in way
of HB development
8y ltOMft' I AMCIR
Of.,.~,.. ....
When Hununaton Beach officials
and rntdcnll dro\'C by Caty Hall on
thcarway to work Monday. they v.crc
lhodied. they tatd. to ttt about 25
mature eucal)ptUI lrttt uprooted and
lyina on thftr sades.
Councilman John Enlune had
asked that H man)' stately old trtts as
possible be spattd and incorporated
1ntoa housing proJttl the Hun11n1ton
Btach Co. as de"clopang near Lake
Street and Yorktown A'cnue
He •anted to know •h> the~ v.ctt
all felted and who pve the OK for the
wort crews to woop 1n and dcfott$t
the area last Wttkcnd.
ff'te .. IMTftlS/All
Laguna Hills hits hurdle
on its way to cityhood
9r UWCI llNON OI_..._,_._
1llit n«Vttvc '""""" Of a county lltftCY that dnennann the fonnatton
of .. ri•icl has 1"'0ftlmtndcd that
• •• Halli noc be ano.cd to i~·-... a*"' '° nwtnben or &he Leal ~ ,_....... Cotntniuioa.
JMllllJ.C\' 111 Mdlllla,....
1naugura11on ceremony. said
althouah there is "l(Cmcndous fond·
ncss and w1mntJ toward Ronald
Reapn." Bush has quickly carved a
place for himself.
"I wouJd say that. both this morn·
ma and an 1eneral, there is unbndlcd
enthus11sm for both Gcorse Bush and
for what we perttive to be the next
caahtycarsofa 8ushadm1nistrat1on"
Another newcomer to the Wash-
inaton scene. Rep. Chns Cox of
Newport Beach. sa1d the setting
"looked hkc a painting" w11h pastel
slues and the Washiniton Mo nument
on the honzon. 1tt1n1 d1rtetl) ~-
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Repo .rt ClainiS bone
fragnient test links
skull to Bradbury
9y I.HUI f AJtNEST
Of .. Dlllf ""' ...,,
Just wttks after Laura Bradbury's
partnts shut down centers and hot·
hncs they hoped would help find their
mauing dauahtcr. a 1elcv1s1on station
reported that a DNA analysas 1n-
d1catcd skull f raamcnts found 1n the
desert three years aao were almost
ccna1nly those of the Huntington
Beach 11rl.
Channel 2 News reported Fnday
ni&bt that tcst1n1 at an "Eastern
la6oratory" andicattd a "99 percent
probabihty of a match" wath 3-~
old Laura Bradbury. whose 1984
dasap~rant-e touched off a na-
tionwide search and whose cherubic
face appeared on m1lhons of milk
canons. aroccry sacks. fliers and
lCIC\'ISIOn screens.
The tclevasaon station did 001
reveal the sourtt of ats anfonnauon.
however. and the San Bernardino
ShenfTs Department denied that
conclusavc evidence hnkana the bond
f,....mnts to Laura el1sts.
Tbc air1 disappeared Oct. 18. 19 4.
dunna a ramaly camp1n1 tnp at
Joshua Tree auonal Monument an
San Bcmanhno County She was last
seen followana her 8-ycar-old brother
to a ponable toilet. A year and a hair
later. pan of a child's skull ..,as found
near where Laura disappeared.
A forensic 5CientLst who examined
the bone fraaments m 1986 said 1t was
nearly 1mposs1ble to determine 1f the
bones belon&ed to the airl. The Cal
Judy S~hcy. said at the time that
other 1n\'ell1ptors maaht be able lO
..,. lftOft fft>m the mnains than she
did. howe"er. San Bernardino Sheriff's 1n-
vcsttpton said 1n 1986 the fl"llJTlents
probibly bdo~ lo Laura, but the
airl's perents dad not bd1t~c 1&. The
Bradburys. ""ho bchcvcd a kidnapper
may ba"'e sold Laura. often ell~
bitterness toward the dcpanmcnt for
what they called an incompetent
anvcsupuon.
Reponcr Dave Lo~zofC"hannel 2
News rtported that the frqmcnts
were analyzed at request or the
S.n Bernardino Sbcnffs Depart·
mcnt.
Shcnfrs LL Mike Slodellc would
neither confirm nor deny testina was
takana place. but dad deny the dfpan·
ment had any positive evidence that
the bones were Laura's.
"We arc ISIDlUOUS to identify Of to
locate Laura Bradbury as anybody," Stodcl~ said.
StodeUc 111d the skuU fr'llrnentt arc and have been an the<kpanment's
custody and that if such a study were
beans conducted,. the department
wourd be awart or u.
"We have no such rtpon that
they're porponana to have," StOdcll
said. "Until such tame as we've tot
pos1t1vc repon.s, we won't be makana
any comments.··
Chanocl 2 Siad a final rcpon on the
DNA analysis was due within IM
Mlt60days. '
Just thas month Mike Bradbury
said the famtly had closed the centier1
and rehnquu.bcd phone lanes they
once hoped WOYkf be tMif bak '° thctr da~~. They pvc up beca.-
they nccdcd to try to restore Sl&bility
to tltcar laves.
.. We reahzcd ~ have to focus our c~C'S on o urxl\'cs arid on our two
kids at horM. to keep some con1t..
nu.at)'. to keep our famur, stabihzed.
because n's been bard. · Bradbury
sa1d at the umc.
Stall. the Bradburys. who could not
be rtacbed for comment rqardJna the
lattSt rtports. have said they bold out
hope tha1 Laura mi&ht still be alive.
·Hydrick faces 2 ore charges
ly LANCI tGNON
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". former Hunt11n1on Beach rn1•
dent ~ho 1s a manaal arts c'pcn has
been characd wtth tv.o addauonaJ
counls of child molcstauon after a
fourth allcscd \llCtam tcppcd for·
ward. a deputy d1s1nct attorney said
James H)dnck. 29.)ear-old
manaal ans c.JtpertJF. Jlll·btnk artist. now faces I S c ~ an all. I 3
felon) counts of oral opulauon. one
misdemeanor sex I mokstauon
chlJJC and one lnt of fa1hn1 to ~stcr as a Kl fTendcr. De-put)
Distnct Attomc) 1chacl C K~k1
SIJd.
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The misdemeanor count stems
from an allclcd 1nc1dent last year with
a I 5-year-old boy. The o ther sup-
posed v1ct1ms v.ett bctWttn the qcs
of 12 and 14
~ two add1t1onal felony charan
v.ere added rtttntly .. hen a 12-)ear-
old bo tcpocd forward ~Ith sunalar
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Disnelyand claims
'Splash Mountain'
too exciting to open
~ JNCT ZIMMINAN •
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Disneyland officials Friday potl·
'POned the openina of the park·s
Rewest waier ride until this summer. eoncludioa it miaht be too mueh of a aood thina for some fun seekers.
Splash Mountain. a rouJhly 8-
tninute, half-mile water ride linked to
the Disney film "Sona of the South,"
was oriainally set to open Jan .. 12.
park spokesman Bob Roth said.
But the double E-ticket ride, which
Roth said will feature the longest drop
of any flume ride in the United States,
is now scheduled to open this sum-
mer because preliminary tests in-
dicated rid~rs would get. well, too
WCL
.. We build peat attractions out
here ... Roth said. -But r;idlt now.
'Splash Mountain' is a fittlc . too
excitina ... the SP.lash is a little more
•than we would hkc it 10 be."
: Enaineers were workina on ad)usl· menu to the hollowed-out .. logs' that
• will carry riders down the last
!J(lment of the attraction -a five-
ltory, 52.5-foot drop at 47 degrees -lo they deflect the water more.
No pans of the "mountain'' will
have to be torn out, though. he said.
The speed at that stage of the ride is
fas1cr than any other attnction at the
Maak Kinadom. Roth said.
The spokt"Sman dented recent rt·
Pons that &he ride did not open on
schedule bec.ause tt was unsafe.
Roth refused to elaborate on the
ride testing. but s.aid neither test
riders nor dummies "have aotten
anything more than e.Jtctssively wet"
on Splash Mountain.
He eAplained that bu11d1na a ntw
ride is not like puttina up an office or
house, since the former" a prototype
and often needs adjustina.
So far, the structure has paned
muster with Anaheim 1n1p«1on.
build1na offic~I Wa)'!le Wesi said.
That includes tests of tM cl«tncal system, stairs, exits. sprinklers and
seismic supports, amon& others. Wes&
said.
But the U.S. Consumer Products
·Safety Commission must certify
whether tM ride is safe, West said.
Officials at the commiasion could
not be reached for comment.
Roth said the wet •n• wild n<k. so
far, lust doesn't med Disneyland's
comfort criteria for its customers.
"The feeling here ... is that i1·s
much more imp<?rtant to meet our
standards than It is to meet any kind
of arbitrary date for opening." he
said.
Clothes slasher hits
after 2 year hiatus
• : ly JOYCE BODLOVICH
~ OI .. o.11)' l'IOC 5*aff
The clothes slasher 1s wielding h1-;
nzor-type blade again.
' The Harris & Frank clothing store
in South Coast Plaza reported $2.270
wonh of men's dcsiJller suits have
been slashed at the left shoulder since Dec. 28 .
The latest attack was reported
Thursday when a customer noticed a
I-inch sht on a size 39 shon suit. Store manlger John Vandivert said the
damaged suits. spons Jackets and
eat her coats range from size 39 10 4()
~ort. and all arc dark colored.
"I understand that Robinson's has
'l>cen hit recentl y. too." said Van-
• divert. "We think 11 is a man who
, doesn't look strange. probably wears
: • suit in our store and browses
through the racks."
• The ddTcrtncc with 1h1s panicular
customer. Vand1vert said. 1s that he
s a "fett1sh about cutting suits."
Harris & Frank was the tlfJel oflhe
• uspcet's handiwork 1n 1987 when
pproJUmately 19 suns valued at
~ 7.600 were sht with a razor-type
•device behind the rear shoulde~.
~ But Hams & Frank was not the
only victim. Beginning in November
1986 unul July 1987. rc1a1lcrs at
hsh1on Island and South Coast Plaza
reported losses totaling more than
S48.000 to fine men's wear.
A Newport Beach PIYChol<>sist 1n
June l 987 speculated that the slasher
may be a youna woman lettina out
hosulity toward a father fiaure. Police
said they have no information to
suppon that theory.
The last attack was July 1987 on 20
suits and sportscoats valued at $8.5 79
at the Bullock's store in South Coast
Plaza. Then it appeared the slasher
had retired.
Costa Mesa Police Sgt. Ron Smith
said no other slashina episodes have
been reponed. And Newport Beach
Polict spokesman Bob Oakley said
his depanment has no& been in-
formed of an)' incidents.
'\ccording to Vandiven. store em-
ployees art now checking the
merchandise twice a day. They arc
also watching customers more close-
ly.
"This is very frustrating because v.c
pnde ourwlvcs on customer scrvtee."
he said. "We don't want to pressure
our customers by lookma over their
shoulders ... but we arc lookin& into
maybe installing surveillance cam-
eras.
"You really do have to be a lme
more paranoid." he said.
David Crockett, partner
abbed by NB policeman
8y IRIS YOKOI
Of .. o.11)' .... Staff
David Crockett probably wished
he was out on the wild frontier. hkc
his namesake. rather than in a
Newport Beach alle)' Fnda) morning
Crockett. a 43-ycar-old resident of
La Habra. and T1moth) Alan War-
ren. 24. of Anaheim. were arrested on
suspicion of buf1l)ary aner Ncwpon
Beach Pohcc Officer Jim Kaminsk)'
stopped their vehicle and noticed a
television and VCR tn the back seat.
Frida}'. the two men were be1n1
held on S25.000 bail each at Newport
City Jail.
Kaminsky was on routine patrol in
the 800 block of E. Ocean Front about
3:30 a.m. when he saw two men
standing next 10 a vehicle illegally
parked in an alley. As Kaminsky
approached. the two entered the
vehicle and bepn to leave.
Kaminsk) stopped the vehicle. and
as he waJked over, he saw a telcv1s1on
set and a VCR in the back seat. When
questioned about the items. the two
men "denied any knowledac of 11."
Kaminsky said.
During a search of Warren.
Kaminsky found an apanment key.
The key had a tag with theaddress806
E. Ocean Front.
Kaminsk) subsequently arrested
the two because of the la ten~ of &he
hour and "the presence of the TV and
VCR in the vehicle was unex-
plained."
Later. "one of the suspects basically
pve me the full story -that thex
came to New~rt to get these items. •
Kaminsky said. However. the officer
would not comment on how the
suspects obtained the apanment key.
The owner of the apanmcnt lives
out of town and apparently uses the
home as a t>cach house. Kaminsky
said.
Area real estate sales up
LOS ANGELES -Real estate
sales in Southern California wel'C up
32.8 percent 1n 1988. with a record
$9'4.4' billion spent on real estate 1 n
the rqion, most of it in Los An1tles
County, eccontina to a recent survey.
The aurvcy by TRW Real Estate
Markct1111 lnfonna&ion found $48 billion was speat on Los Anttles County real CIUIC in 1911. up· 36.8
percent frOm 1917. while Sii.i
Just call ~42-6086
billion was spent on Onnte County
real estate, up 31. l pctttnl
.. The increase in buyina 1e1ivnr 11
somewhat ~ttt than we antte•· s-tcd ... said TRW analyst Steven
Wettet. FKton annbuecd to the increase
include desires to put money into rat
esta&e foUowinf the 1987 stodt ihdf: the irH:raK 0 fomp ln\l'ftURtnl;
and continutd mipltion to Soulhem
California.
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CHARGES •..
from Al
all~tions. Koski said. ~drick made a brief appearance in est Orange County Mun1c1pal
Court on Friday. when his arraian·
ment was postponed for the second
ttme. this time until Feb. 6.
Pamela BoJd· Hydrick's .public
def ender. sa1 she asked for the
postponement 1n order to finish
researching the case.
Dunng the acrancc. Boyd told
Judge Michael her that guards at
an intake center at the Orange County
Jail where Hyd rick was being held
have said .. vicious things" to her
CITY ...
From Al
o~nunities to create c1t1cs that can
e ec:tively address regional issues."
Colangelo wrote in a letter that
reached commission members Fri-
daf' he final decision on whether to
allow Laauna Hills to become its own
city rests with the five appointed
members of the formauon com-
m1ss1on.
Comm1ss1on Chairwoman Evel)n
Han said she would reserve Judament
until after she has a chance lO review
Colangelo's recommendation.
al&hough she shares his acncral sent•·
men ts.
Han said 1t may behoove the
formauon comm1ss1on to slow the
TREES ...
FromA1
Erskine got his answers this week.
he said.
h turned out that the trees couldn't
be fitted into the Huntinfton Beach
Co.'s plans. and the city s tree and
landscape supenntcndcn~ DaT
Smith. ~IJned permits that led to the
removal of the trees. Erslune said.
Smtth said Friday that tract maps
and street layouts kept chanling. and
A ir quality audit
chides businesses'
pollution reports
ly The A.uoclat~ Pr~u
client. perhaps an an efTon to test his JUdac to remove the ban. Beecher
repui.uon a11 manial ans "'r.n. rnnted HJdrick three calls between
"He ha• com~inc:d severa times da6; an his ne"t arraignment date
about vicious t inp that have been in Fe ruary.
said to him ~deputies in Oranae Hydrick moved 10 Hunt1naton
Count)' Jail.•• yd said. Beach in March 1988 .
Boyd would not elaborate on what Shonly thcrcaflci> the 200-pound type of threats were supposedly Hydrick challenged hcavy~e1ght
made. but she 1d it appeared :h champton Mike T}son to a bout and
thou~ some deputies were try1na to promised 10 donate his share of the
prod ~k into loosing his temper. profits toa scholarsh1fr for abused and .. lt"s n reponed to me that his nealected <'h1ldrcn. n an 1n1erv1ew secunty may be threatened somewhat with the Daily P1lo1 in A':fiust.
by the dcLutics themselves," Bo)'d Hydrick said he had been abuse as a
said ouu1 the courtroom child.
~d added that Jailers have re· The match with Tyson never took
fu 10 let Hydnck make telephone place. calls from the Jail. llJld he asked the He left Hunt1n1uon Beach 1n No-
rate of inco~r1t1on in south Orange The chairwoman. who 1s also a
County, w ere Dana Point and membcl' of the Ncwr.r Beach City Mission V1eJO became independent Council, said that w 1lc Dana Point
cities last year. and Mission Viejo may be indepen-
Hart said she 1s opposed to tum1n~ dent cities in name. the) still contraet
the south county into a patchwork o with the county for fire and pohce
small cities. which might make trans. protection.
ponauon fslannin~ and environmen-"If they were reall r. financially
tal contro s difficu t. independent they would set up their
Moreover. she said she 1s con-own ~rvi~." she said.
ccmed that rapid incorporation Han added. h0'4-C\-er. that Laguna
miaht cause fil)anc 1al hardship for tbe Hills '4-0uld be a pameularly wealthy
county of Oranse. In the case of Cllt' Laauna Hills. for instance. the coun1y olangclo noted that the city would
would loose a la~ pan of the tax be left with a S6.3-m1lhon sutus
revenues gencrat by Laguna H1ll'I after expenses. a good chunk of w 1{h
Mall would come from Laguna Hills Mall
.. When we start talking about an A &fOUP pushina inco~rauon.
excess of seven new ct11es in south C111zens to Save Laguna Hills. orig-
county. we have to ask ourselves 1f inally submitted a request 10 10-
that's good planning," Han said ('orporate o n March 18. 1118~ The
the dcvclo~ment winded up be1n1 eucal)ptus for C\Cf)Onc pulled out
reduced to 6 sm&fe-farnil ) homes along the Lake ~trcet, 'math ~•d
It seemed that every tree was Also the development compan) will
located at the srei' Y<hcrc a house ~as be required to put 1n an ornamental
to be built or w ere a strcrt was going. trc~ 1n each lot.
he said. m1th said that the trees -bcfort Also. tree that hncd Lake Street -they ""ere uprooted -m1gh1 look as opposed to those 1n the center of
the approximately J 5-acre de,•clop-&ood 1n an open field or park But that
mnit sne-h-ad to bt pullcU bccau5ie woukl ..have bttn too prone to
the street 1s bc1n1 widened. Sm11h breakaae and shcddin~ of le<i ves and
sa.Jd. hemes for a rt\1dent1a area. he sauJ
Cit)' officials will rtqu1re that the
HunttOJlOn Beach Co. put tn a new
Limb often fall . too. m11~1n1 the
eucal)"ptus trees uni.u1tablc 1n ;a
C \I 11 tt H 'I \ I t• I I I H \
ly TM AaodMed ~
LOS ANGELES -talt lottery
officials extended the hours of Lo110
pla)'•"I Fnday in response to the
ticket buyini flurry prompted by the
tb1rd-h11hest lollo Jackpot. esll·
mated to reach $40 m1lhon by
Saturda)".
AJte:kpot wonh S22 3 million went
unclauned after WedMSday·s draw-
ina. rolhna the amount over for
Saturday It was the thud consccut1\.C
pme without a winner
Lottery spoke man John hM'k
said the jackpot ~ould probabJ} reach S40 m1lhon by the time of ~turday
n1&ht's drawing.
Saks ha\c been so strona that
lottery oflk 1als decided 10 utend the
Lotto sales hours unt il 11 p.m on Fr1d~y.
"This 1s the first 11me ,_.e'\c
eittended playing hour since the
JWAwalkout
hreatened
or past pay
11n. Aaod•••4 ~
Sev~ 1ubc'ontne10f'.' wortiat on
• ""' .~ ~·naJ •al lohn Waynt Ai~ thra~ to -:alk off
IMarlobl. cla1rntftl •M> haven t ~ paid n month'-11rpon of'fkaals ~id.
0nnec /Coun1y'.1 airport ~ Clim-tor. Alan Mu;phy. said t~
contractors· thrtats promp\ed h1~ to
au la)lor Woodrow Co"J&N<'UOn
Cahforn1a Ltd .. the prime contt1etor
on the terminal project. to account for S6.2 mJlhon the count) alrndy hu
p11d u.
He said he e:tpccts a reply b>'
Monday. Qfftc1als of Taylor Woodrow.
whteh bas offitts in Irvine, referred
alt qucnes to 111 New York head·
quanet'i Friday. . .. we·re 1ttt•n& two d1fTn-ent stones·
-OM frorn Tayk>r Woodrow and one from the county ... said aubcon·
tractor Jack Garoutte. ..Taylor
Woodrow says 1t hasn't bctn patd b)'
the coun!)" but tht county sa)'S thal s
not true. The terminal proJCCt 1s part of a
$300 milhon 11rpon expansion pro-aram .
vember but was lattr arrested in
Georgia and authorities there dis-
coverT<l that he was wanted in
Huntington Beaeh.
Hydrick bas reportedly broken out
of jails 1n Georgia. South Carolina
an Utah.
tiydnck has al~ been accused of
using supematura~ powers apinst
l'4-0 men who '4-ere chariccf with
cxtrad11ma him 10 California from
Geors1a. The 1~0 men dropped H~dnd. off 1n a small town 1n
O lahoma. convinced that their pns-
oner h.ad ustd supernatural powers to
rock the van he was nd1na 1n and to
pop its lites.
followina month. the Jiioup amended the proposal. e~clu in& the AhlO
V1~0 and Laauna Niguel areas and
ad 1n1 the retu~ment community of
Leisure World.
The request would form a city of
45,000 residents on 8.000 acres of
land. which "ould abut Irvine on its
northern border.
Al n meetint next week. &he
formation comm1u1on will ha"e &he
choice of either ntAmg the request.
aranuna 1t or allowina the commun1-
ty to decide for 1t~lf throup 1
rtferendum.
Colan1elo pointed out 1hat suppon
for the mcorporat1on 1s sh.ak) 1n
Lc1surt' World. where a trad1t1onall)
h1g.h voter turnout m1g.ht torpedo the
dm·c 1( 11 "as put to a ballot.
rts1den11al area where th~ can crash
down on houses and peop e.
"There will be lots of nice. bcauuful
tr«1 m five )'Cars And they can be
around for a hundred years or so."
mtth said
( ounc1lman Erlk1ne, and other
officials. said they wcrt displeased
not to be told that noHMtn&f~-lrtt
could be saved They u~res~d d• trcu to learn that fact on y af\er
sccina the trees on their sides and
their roots eitposed to the elements.
'Lono fever' prcctdina last 0ctober•s
S61 9 million JICkPot. .. a.aid lottery
director Chon Guttenn.
Thur'5day's sales were $3.9 m1lhon.
mort than twice the a\crage Thun-
da) sales of about S l.S m1lhon.
Guuerrn said.
The director said thal m ant1c1·
patton of the ru h on Saturday sales
that the lottery orpni1.1t1on had put
tn place a ~al wk force to hlndlc
problems of 1ncrcucd vOlume.
Most Southern California bus•·
nessn down play the amount of air
pollution they cause. frustratina air
quality officials who are trying to
bnna clearer skies to the smoa-
choltcd rqion. officials said. riiiiiiiiiiim~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimmiiiiiimmm-;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;-;m~
An audit by the South Coast Air Th be h .
Quality Manaaement District re-e . st t ings vealed that ISl of 179 compan1¢1
reviewed. or 84 percent, emitted
more 1mot-causin1 pses than they reponed.
Amons those that under re90ned
theirsmotem11StonswtttthcT1mcs-• m ' Mirror Press. •hich pubhshcs the Los t
Anstles Ternes. McDonntll Dou&fai m e a1·en e
Beach and 8. P.John Fum1turtCo.of --·-Attronautics Co. of Huntintton • '
Santa Ana.
Nonon Y ounalove. chairman o(
the smoa-controfboard. said many of t . all
the moncous l'q)OftS ~ ~bly occas
honest mellaktt. but complained lhat IOD y &he ......... hamper tbt .,.cy.
.... hieiUis our tff'Ons 10 dCu up
tbic air,.. Youftllo\'e raid. ..our
del•p .,..... II only U p>d as
=-4:.=~--Wbo w go on sale.
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•
0renoe COMI OMLY PtLOTllMurday. ~ 21, t111
Ill 11 t 11' tte•\HIJ
DCC to help arrange
transfers for students
Inaugural gala embraces all walks of life
Reprnentati\'CS from five Southern Cahfom1a
four.year collean and univer1it1e will ha"e reiular
hours th1sspnn1'" Oranac Coast Coueac·s Transfer Qn~r to talk Vt1th uudcnts interested in tran""
fttrina to and from OCC.
UCJ, Cal State Fullerton, Cal State Lona Beach.
UC Ravemdc and the . Unavcrsny of Southern
California will have rqular hourY1»i1spnnJ1n the
Transfer Center1 ,located 1n OCC°' C'ounsehna and
Admissions Bu11oma.
For appointment information, cont.act the
Transfer Center at 432·S788.
GHI n~ttlng ~lf~cts ~xamlned
The effects of 1111 nettina on the environment
wdl be discussed by Jim Lecky of the National
Manne Fisbenes at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the Costa
Mesa Neiahborhood Center, l S4S Park Ave . Costa
MCSL . ' Thii free event is o~n to the ~public.
For more mformat1on, call SS l--OS84.
Flowering plants l~cture topic
A lecture 1llus1rauna the d1"erstt) and mul11-
pbc1ty Of no~ennJ plants Will be pre~nted by
Robert Thome, professor emcntus. Claremont
Graduate School and Rancho Santa Ana Botanic
Garden, at 7 p.m. Thursday at the Fullerton
Museum Center, 301 N. Pomona Ave .. Fullerton
The lecture as free with admission to the
museum. More information may be obtained by calling
lom Almstedt at the arbo~tum office at 773-3579.
Women In Management meet
A dinner mectina for the Orange County
chapter of Women in Manaacment will be held on
Thursday at the heraton Newport. 4545
MacArthur Blvd., ewpon Beach
The dinner IS sis ror members and SJO for
aucsts v.-tth paid rcscrvauom~.
The e"cnt will bc&Jn with ne1v.orkang at 6 pm
followecj by dinner al 6 30. sclf..in1roduc11ons at 7
and program at 8
Reservations, which entail a SS surcharge, ma)'
be made by th e Monday prior 10 the mceung or
cancelled up to 48 hours before 1hc meeting b>
calling 966-8680
Timing of registration debated
The pros and cons of Election Da) 'otcr
reg1stra11on "''ll be debated at 7 I 5 pm Monda> a1
Regent's Po1n1. llJl91 Harvard A\enuc. lr"1nc. as
pan of the Januar; ml'tllng of tht' Newport-Mesa
chapter or 1he League of Women Voters
More 1nformat1on ma> be obtained b~ calling
The League ol Women Voters at 54~-9789
M~anlngful retirement explored
tephen Harper a clinical ~1al v.orlt'r. v.111
discuss ".\ct1Ht1ej for a Meanangfol Lire in
Re11rcmenl'' al noon Monda) at the Newport Beach
Pubhc Labran. 856 \an C lemente DnH Nev.port
Beach. ·
For fonher 1nforrna11on. c-all Jad.1c Hcadt~ at
644-31 7'
Modern art workshop planned
A teacher's v.orlshop on modern an "'"I be
held from 3 30 10 6.30 pm Monda> at the Llguna
An Mu~um. 307 ChlTDmc. Laguna Beach
Dinah McChntock. curator of education al the
Laguna Art Museum. v.111 pre!>t'nt a tt'achcr'\
handbook titled, "What 1s Modern <\rt'l" v.htch
provides uamples ol modem an based on selcc11on'>
from the mu5Cum's colltcuon. The s I 0 \liOrk hop rec 1nclud~~ a ll'3Chl'r
1nstruc11onal packe1 ¥.1th slides. lc~~on plaM a
hands-on demons1ra11on of an an lc\son. rcfrt\h·
ments and a tour Call the Laguna rt MuSt"um Educauun
Department ,u 494-lN71 for add1t1onal 1nlurma11on
s~mlnar geared for pack rats
A seminar for pad: rats -tho~ v. ho coll{'( I or
hoard unneeded item~ -v.111 be held from "' tu 9
pm Monda) at the Irvine 'l outh nices (enler,
)4301 Yale""'" Inane. The cauSt'S and wa)S 10 deal \li1th th1\ unu\ual
behavior wtll be dascu scd fee 1 S 12
for mort information. call [)a\1d .\ndcf\On at
660-3920
Magic show In Costa Mesa
Ma11c1an and 1llu~1on1\t Ros'i R1C't' v.111 perform
at the Cost.i Mesa Nciahborhood C rn1cr, I 45 Park
AH . It 7 pm Tucsd3). T1ckctu~ rfqu•rrd and ma) be oht:uncd frtt at
the Co ta Me)a Library. I 8SS PJrk .\.vc . and thr
Mesa Verde Library . 2969 \1c Verde Ea~t .
For mort infurmauon ('Ill "'thltt'n KC'Clcr at
646-8 4S
(.\I .• :'\ D ·\ H
Jllo11dn y. Jan. 2:1
• 7:30 p.n\ ew,.,. Beaclll Ctty Co~u.
counal chambers. 3300 Ncwpon 81\d
POI I f J I Of;
~VIDAO.AN
Of .. ~.._ ....
President George Bush rtfcrrcd to h1\
1nau1urat1on on Frida} asa pcoplce' cnt •.• a celebration for all American~ where" C\er
the) are.
nd 1f the new pre~adent wanted to ~e
an uample of pcopJe comm1 toac1her. the
Oranac Count) Republican ·Pan> ccl-
ebrauon at the \\ e\t1n Soutll out Plaia was tt
Clo~ to 1.000 people were tht'rc. and
they were )Oun&, they wcrt old the) were
"'h11c. black. H1 panic, and the) were
A 1an.
And 1fthe gender pp was an issue an the
rttent campaaan. 1t v.asn't appan:nt at th1
pan).aull thrtt \-Oluntttr honors ~ru lO
\liiOmcn.
s GOP ( ounty Chairman Tom
Fuentes s11d 1t ··we ve reall) broadened
the base of tht> pany .... It 1s no longer an
old ~)s· club.
UPBEAT
From A I
hind turmcr f>rc\llknt ~t".1~1n and U\ r11''
from the nl·v. fll\'\llkn1 anJ '•C'C pr\'\ltkna
l o\ ._a1J ~l·.tflan h.1d an au1 <1 lll 1 cl1\•t
about him
.. r or c11ht H·ar' ht ' h.ad th\· "\'1gh1 111
lhl' world on· hl'I 'huuldcr' " ( o\ ..aid
"I k \ talh·J ta·nJ\101 .ind Ol'H'r hall 11 ..
\mona \Omc. 1hl'rt' v.a., an Jllttutk ol
Hu h linall) IH'tlln~ "hat he tk\(t' l'\I
· \lier e11ht \t'JI\, < 1\·orgc JnJ R:11t>.m.1
Bu h v.erc l'nl1tlnl 111 1h\· 'potllght ·
~hnapp .,;aid
\\hilt> the Bu,hc' tx1 kl'd in thl' \fl<ll·
hJht. 01an~\' ( ounl\ '1\lhH'I 'h3rl''c.I tht•
&IO\\ ··11 rtalh " a thrall t11 'It.and thl'n:'
palH\:ularl) lor Oran < tlunt> Re
pulihcin v.ho "'llf l·J ,., h3hl Im 1h1 ...
1d C o t.i Mc < 11' < ' 10ulmJn l1ch~t
nun.a \~tator •med J'ka""J h' M1h thl'
"lt's rcall) hard 10 SI\ h0'4 manr are
here tonight. The> koeporoppanc •n.' \aid
Fuente • '4hO Y<H masterorcertmon1cs lot
the e .. cnina..
"This IS In e\Cnana to salute the
"oluntccrs There v.ere 3.000 volunteers wor .. ina on No ... 8," he said ·
Former Rep. Bob Badham calkd the
volunteers the backbone of the ~rty.
Bad ham added 1hat .. Anne and l arc
f nends Qfboth the Bu she. and the Qua) le •
and I think I can say thank )Ou 10 the
voluneers for them." (Then. the BaJhams
vocrc off to the opera.) .
The pan) -aoers bqan to arm c pnorto
the 6 p.m. tanina tame and b) 7 p.m. had
filled the balloon-decorated ballroom.
..,.here the) could dance to the Ralph 81 ze
«ehes1ra and dine from the ~st.a bar (for
$4 each)
It was a n11-v.u. mg. patnotic ptherina
that opened formall> v.uh a pra)er by
Asscmbl)'man Cun Pnn&)c. plcdac of
allcg1ancc lead b) ~\scmbl) man John
lt'W1nndall·Amenc11n s1n11n1b> .. ocah l .. , loved 1t \trhtn 8uMI taHu:d about 1
Jan Knowlton, ..,.ho concludrd v.1th .. (,od ·~ntler n111on. I'm 1n&erest.ed 1n en·
Bleu America." v1ronmcntal m~ and I think he .,..111 cto
Fuentes srectcd the media by bra111n1 .somcthina about them .... Hl' undrBtanh
that the) should .. ta~e a look at the most them." Nanc> Hodson said ~
Republican count)' m ,t,menca, whCff Bouque1s and plaQlics we~ Jl\en 10
ever) elected office holder 1s a dcdacatcd volunteers Mane Baida of San Clement •
conservative Republican" Emil) Sanford of Hun11naton 8cM:h •""'
The chairman then u1d. "Ir· there are · l)la ( ra""ford of Irvine. Crawford, .... ¥
any Democrats here,""' v.clcome )OU" ~cc1"'ed her volunteer of the )Car av.aflJ
Theda) had been a Ion& one for man)' of from Asscmbl)'m.an Nolan Fmclle, sa£J
the aucsts v.ho watched a replay of the 'T\C been a voluntttr since the
WHhangton act1v1t1cs on larie reeos "I E1~nbov.er da)S I watched tod.a) ~
10• up at 4 am. to watch the tele\1 ion. I 1clc .. 1S1on and cried l loved his (Bush>)
cried . l thank Bush v.111 be a terrific fam1I)' feelings, has moral slandards aqd
President." said Nora Jogenscn. v.ho had his lo\e ofcountr) ...
declined an mv1tat1on to 1hc anau1urat1on Cha1rv.oman fof the pan) -...as Luo
A.mcha Seton. owner of Amelia's Res-Olsen of Nev.pon Beach, who worlcd m
tauran&, said ~wa~so up at '4.m 10 Badham ·,office for 01ne ~cars. :
watch telev1son "I had to miss 1om110 Afteralt thccongratolat1onsandaward.),
Washinaton because l had the Ou l'm the band struck up .. Happ) 0a) s are Her('
goma to frame m> '°' uauon:· she ~Id pm:· and Fuentc-s conceded that. ""eJI.
"I've bttn a Republican for 41 )Cars. I lo"c pla) m& the Democratic Pa~)' tht'me fl'!~\
Amenca." be c3'T)1n1 t<>&et~emcss a little too far. 1
..., ................. ._ .. ,.
Whll• the Alllanc• for Survlval fabovel held a
protest outside the Westin South Coast l'laaa
Hotel Prlday night. GOI' supporters celebrated
Inside. Party·goen Include Nora Jor9ensen and
Haner Hodson fat l•fll. ••'*1• DelMulnty. As· seMblynHtn Noun 'rlaaelle and Jan Kno.,lton
fbelow. at l•flt and l'epp•r and Krletlett Douelas
with souvenirs.
bre' "' and b1p;art1:wn nJturc tlt Bu,h·,
103ugur:111un 'Pl'l'\ h
RullJ ~1d th\' mm1 \11tn1ll\~n1 m11ml·n1
111 the 'il''l·~h "a' Hu'>h'' :arpcal hor
h1rJn·-.an u'l<lf".1.llllln
\lthnu~h 'hnapp \Jld he h,1d hJO\ h
\\Ith \\>mt ut'l~r,cr' "ho 1hough1 the
anau~ura1111n \IX'l'\ h IU<' tonulta111n
to"' ant t tingn:'>' hl· ahuu ha 11 v. ,,, a
P<'rtl•d he •ann1nF lor lhf Ol'" Jdm1n1\·
1ra11on
"I 1hought 11 "'a) a J~ namall' \J)l't'' h ..
~hn.tpp ..aid "I lhoughl 11 \\;&\ ,1 ''ondl·r-
ful "'"' to \t.irt " f\pandintt un Bu-,h"• wrH1111t·n1' 1h.11
\Otl'r'> do not ckH rcprc-.cn1.111,t·, to
b1c~e1 ~hnapp \;lid the ne" prc .. 1dt•nt ~I
the tone and ( ongrcv. mu\I no" t:i.._e lh\.'
O'-'\t Sl\.'P · He·\ nov. put thl· Nill an lht•ar ulurt ·•
~hn3pp ~ad "\nd 1l 1hc' don't pcrlurm
thl' \\<I\ their \.On t11ucn1' v.;ant thC'm to. I
th1nil. the~ 're goanJ tu l"C h\'ld Ol\l>Unlahk
for 11:· •
Feriu!t<ln ..aid n:a tmn 10 the \fltt\:h w:J\
po 111\ c-trom ~llh \Ide' ,,t the 1dl·oh I\. I
ICn\'('
I tal l.;ed lcl 'i('\ l'r.tl \ Ongre\\!lll'n ·· t t'l'gU'>llO \aid .. f ht·~ '>t'\' a nt•¥1 \f'llll hl'r\• ,,1 b1pani~n\h1p \.'\pc'\ 1Jlh 1n lor\.'1gn
<1ll31r">
Rohrhachcr (ailed lht' \J)('l'\ h onl' ut 1 hl'
gn·at addn:'>\\.'\ 1n hl\tlln and -.aid ht•
thanl..\ l'"l'n Reagan"") mo\l·d h' 11
I ";a dC\·pl\ 1mp~'~d and I 1h1n~
\mema "'a'i dccph 1mpl't'\~d h'K.la' "''h
C1corg Bu h .. Rohrabacher 'kt1d "l k
rcall) talked tu our hcom and 1olkl·d 11 1
gelling dov. n 10 bu1.mc)'"
fhr 1.ict th;al. an blllrr mid v.ca1hr1
Ru\h g;i,,· a hrid 'f>l:l"\:h v.-:h l'nough II•
cheat pr.U'lt' lrom \Omc
"lf 1mpo 1blt 10 bl' bt1cl anJ b.IJ ··
ad Sulfa, v.ho e umatcJ 1h;a1 thr
t<'mpcraturc dipped to n~ar tern \\1lh th('
help ol a \latl brt"l"zc
Ob "t'r' noted a marl.;""1 Jafkrl'nt l'
bctv.«n the be-gmnma ot 1he Bu'lh 1m·.,1·
dl'nq ;rnd thl· la)t c1g.ht )C:U "'1th Kc.a n
1n lhc \\ h1h.' Hou
··11t t\) a 't'n d1ncrC'nt mood. I thanl.
lrom eight ~ca"' Dtlo:· Ferguson \31J
'-,(hnapp Wlid Bu~h " 1n a [>\l\lllun tt
doS( the wuun1h" that ma~ ha\\.' o.;
urrt'd dunng thl' Reapn rrc'>1dcnn
"Rrapn J1J thr l 1ntrontahon '>lull Jh1l
Bu h lan no" ti..· ~Ir '''-\: C..1u' ... he "11,i
\<>me: pm.11llc.-d the "hange 1n lcatk1 11111
v.ould tic: d1 mat1lalh tell -.t"rn'" th<
na11on Jnll !'l-lrtl'-ularl\ an < ahforn1;i
·1 1h1nL. v.c rl' ¥Onna kd 11 all O\Cr tht·
wuntr'\ · ,, hnapp ..aid '\.\ c'll set• more
l nan-, and h:"cr l ahltH man' ••P
pointed
\\ l' mu't tau. 11 "l' arl' n1'I .1~
1m~lrt.tnt to < •l'M~l Bu\h a\ "l' "\'ll' l<l
K1,nald ~c:4an ·· Ft •ttu"on '11d .. < al1-
torn1a v.a' la' ored h\ Ronald Rt:aj.an .111
\'\l'f'\lh1n ~1th in gml"rnml·nt:al a...t1nn
anl.1 ai. a Jl<'ht \ 1.in R\·puhli, an kada'>. fl'
1r \lan"l' v.l·rc dc.'kn'C'd 10 \:o" I C\3\" an
tht \\hill' tiou"'' Jnd wu "on "'-'l lhat N\ ~.
hl:r(
"Thai·, a \hang\·:· \:uJ h•ritu,on
"That"\ n1~1h1n~ to ht: ~d atx1u1 11°\JU\I
lat ··
''~Cl\ •-rre all;() paan&cJ lue • • • \ rt\1dcn1 of a home an the I
block 01 W. 8alb0a Boule\ arJ ht'arJ a
loud .. pop" noa..c \\h1lc coo 1n1
dinner Wtdnc~a\ n1aht nd ihrn "~ ha\ lu,hn1 ala"·' J r ,,..,, ih.:u·
tcfl"d mall kad b II a\ founJ
UUt\ldc lbc 'AJnd V..
Re\1dcnl\ rcturnt'd to find thc1r
hou 1n thl' 000 bloc of Prr'itl41d~ < 1n: It haJ been '3n\.3~ kcd b} burgJ.i"
who took a S l , l"<>mputer and
SlOOanJO•Cll"). • • •
anJ bitter} " rranl ind for Po • ~\~mn of ;a \hopp10 ~:art Ettan er
wa" t:al..en into \:U\t1l(l\ at 4 ! p.m at
64.Xl l..aauna ( an) on Ro d .inJ held 1n
hl'U ol i~.tXXI ~II • • •
lrom a bu inc 1n the ~O blud ,ll
f)e(entc bctv.ctn tip m Monda\ and
am 1 ut'Wa~.
• • •
01ctaphont'\ ¥.l.'re \tolcn Imm t"o
\tperatc bu,anc''° an the I \JOO
loc ol Von "'arman .\\l.'nu ''' 1
the \\.cdcnd Pohl't bd1c .. "C" the 'IJnu•
pc:N>n probabl) \tole lloth phnnl''
\ lat(' rtnt ~' m nl prompted D
\l'utnc ~lwc,·n a l.1nJlord and tu,.
tl.'nant at a r\'\ldl·n'e in thl' I l
Mod ol l'l'" hu~ ~tm.·1 t Q '~ a m
l hur~a~ • • •
• • • Som nctor~o01wu "nuNr 1n ..
•an tha1 1had h«n tJucJ and ~rk."1
10 a rnr praat door '" the.. block ol f opat Hnut n 8.llboa l'hand
fh1CH' cntef'N a re 1Jcnlc an thc.-
1 " t blcx k: f K l'°n Lane thr\lUlh
a hx kcd \hdinaJ°')ranJ stole S~02 1n
\1hc1 co1ni • • • t'll;ad. tlufh C 1u1~r b1\\dc wa'> ~tokn al SOv. r\ hool •
\ J\lltnt1n1 ' lucd at S"~O "'' rcportC'tl \lolcn 11t ~ O p in 1 huNJav
lrnm '~6 N. l oa t ltaghwa\
I nine • • • \ camcri. trk' 1 ion ~ l. \ 1dN'
c :l\~llc rt"NrJcr a nJ dock \\.\'rt'
\tokn trom child \°art' l'nh:r 1n thC'
10 lod ol ( '' 1 < "'ntcr Plau
• • •
"'"'l'(ll\l' \IOIC' a IN hci' rur •
and ~c' tmm a ~1nJc1 ~n
clawo ,;,, :at r ll\Jnt:un \ allc
t.:kmln I) S(hool at IN I I Bu\hard
,c ~tYrttn IO and I I.I~ 1 m
Thu~" ~h•~ the cl2 voa 1n an
a ~mbl ••
Reagan returns home as private citizen
~ ANGELES (AP) -The nation s .0.h ~nt tot otr a plane
here Friday u John Q. Citizen -and
his first oftkial apptatance was a noesy, ene_reetic rally thrown by
fellow Californians in his honor.
An hour af\er the swearm&·in of Oeorae Bush, Ronald Reqan and his
wife Nancy depaned Andl'CW$ Air force Base for the cx·pres1cknt's
beloved California aboard the Jetliner
he used for eight years.
Called Air Force One when he was
presickrn. the aircraft this trip was
dcsipated SAM 27000. which stands
for Special Air Mission.
"It has been a bittersweet several
houn this day," Reapn said. dcscril>-
ina the couple's SOOCSbyes to friends aqd.staffin Wash1naton. But, he said,
hvina away from Cihforn1a for ellht
yeart, "you live in a perpetual state of
homesickness." ,
!ie said he'd been offered several
JObs ... I was asked to play a ~n in the
remake of (the moVle) 'Bedtime for
Bonzo: Only this time they wanted
me to play (the chimpanzee) Bonzo.
He wasn't a very friendly type.••
He called on those in the crowd to
contact tbeir congressmen and lobby
fora change in the 22nd Amendment, which limits the number of tenns a
president may serve to two. He called
the law .. an infringement on your
democratic rights."
Before acceptina a J!lir of over· sized, personalized California license
plates. readinJ .. THE PREZ" and .. F
L NANCY," he told the crowd: "God
bless you. You have so capped our
day here and given us a memory that
will be with us always. Thank you for
It."
A remote ramp at the western end
of Los Anatles International Airpon was dressed up for the rally beneath
unny skies with temperarurcs in the
mid-70s. The ceremony was held on a
stqe P.laced on the Tannac and
draped in red, white and blue bunting.
fla nked by flags and ribboned with a
banner reading: "Welcome home.
President Rcapn."
Fonner Attorney General William
French Smith told the wcll·'-ishers;
"It's quite a day. I'd rather have him
there than here thouah. but I'm glad
he's here if he can't be there."
After the ceremony, there was a
motorcade to the $2 .S million Bel·Air
home boufht for them by friends.
In addiuon to entertainment by the
Univcnity of Southern Cllifomia
Marching Band and the Salvauon Army Tournament of Roses Band
during the airpon celebration, teen-
aaers from the Agoura High School
Band were on hand for tunes like
"Stan and Stripes," "The Anned
Forces Salute," "Eaale Squadron"
and "California Here l Come."
.
l'onwer PrnNent ••...,. c•ntr•ll••• Pr.-.nt .... • N-.q •• ... n _,.,..,....
LA party spoofs inauguration
LOS ANGELES(AP)-What sort
of inaugural ball gives a 10 perccrit
discount to card-carrying members of
the ACLU?
The LA. Inaugural Ball. where on
Fnday night almost 1,000 iuests
planned to bool.ie to a new dance
version of "Hail'to the Chief' and
greet the installation of George Bush
and Dan Quayle with cheery dis-
pleasure.
··1t's a manic way of loo'lung at a
sober phenomenon," said Harold
Meyerson, one of the party's or·
gan1zcrs.
The West Coast inauguration.
advenised as "the political party for the rest of us," was to feature lighting
by Thousand Points ofli&ht Inc. and
performances of the satiric.al songs .. A
Kander, Gentler Nation" and "Out of the Loop.~
Admissjon was SIS, but members
of the Amenan Civil L1benics
Union got in for $13.SO. Any profits
were to bi donated to an environ men·
tal voup. The evening's event was to be
marked by both merriment and
reflection.
"It's absolutely a celebrauon. but.
of course, black 1s to be wom," said
oraanizcr Pacy Markman. "The in-
auguration in Washington was done
with smoke and mirrors. We're Just
merely holding up the mirror."
Markman wrote both "A Kinder
Gentler Nauon" and "Out of the
Loop." The latter song hints at the
party's real pu~sc -to. point up
Bush's supposed shortcomings.
"I was out of the loop when 11 happened ... the sons goes. "I was out
of the loop throuah 11 all. I'll gi ve you
a scoop. f was out of the loop. Talk1n1
to me 1s like talkm&Jo a wall ...
Said Meyerson: "We arc more nearly descended from the demon-
s1rat1ons apmst the N 1xon 1naugura·
t1on than any other inaugurations."
Bush and Quayle were invited to
tM L.A. Jnauaural Ball, but neither
indicated they could make it. Instead.
two stand-ins were brought an to take
the oaths of offi~.
"We're not wish1na Mr. Bush 111,"
Markman said ... Bui the whole idea
of this 1s that people have really been
put to sleep by Reapn and you can
etther awaken them by a slap an face ..
or. as we're hoping. to wake them up
with some good humor and some
e.Jtcellent music.
"We weren't 1nv1ted to the other
inaugural. But ours 1s not out of spite.
It's very possible that we might have
done this if there were a Democrat 1n
office."
The party. co-produced by local
entertaJnment industry publicist Josh
Baran. comes from the same team
that published a satancal pol111cal
newspaper JUSI before the clcct1on It
looked at the 1mphcat1ons of a Quayle
presidency.
Prayer vigil held for shooting victims
STOCKTON (AP) -Famihcs of
the v1et1ms of this week's schoolyard
massacre conunued a prayer vi&il
Fnday. while parents and teachers
&ingerly counseled children who wit-
nessed the k1lhngs to try to under-
stand the tragedy.
Thrtt days and n1&hts of Buddh11l
erayer bcaao Thursday for two of the
five Soulfieast Asian children killed Tuesday at Cleveland Elementary
School by a faugue-dad gunman who
sprayed the school~ard with an
AK-47 scmi·automa11c assault nne.
Services for the other children were
scheduled Saturday and Monday
Fourteen of the other 29 students
1njurtd in the sull-unexplaaned
tra~dy were sull an area hospitals
Fnday1 but in almost all cases. thcu
condiuons were reported improved.
One teacher was also wounded.
Al Oeveland School. an estimated
threc-<iuarte~ of the school's 970
pupils bad rtturned to classes on
Fnday, at-.out three times the number
of childrr:n an school on Wednesda),
but it was anythina but a routine
school day.
~011nselors and school psycho!·
OIJS\1 were ass1sung tcarhcrs m crass ooms. and some parents sat m
with their children to comfon and
reassure them .-
One mother. who asked not to be
tdenufied. told reporters as she
walked her two youna sons to sc:hool
that her youngest. a 7·ycar-old second
arader who was on plawound when
shoot1n1 otturttd. would only come
back to school if he stayed wnh him.
"Th9'rc making 11 back. slowly but
surely.' she said. add1na that she
planned to spend Friday as she did
Thursday. at her son·s side 1n the
classroom.
Another mother. Denise Patron.
said her daughter. Anne Marie. also a
second pader. was holdtng the hand
of teacher Janet Geng when she wu
shot 1n the ptayaround.
GamDler sentenced to
'•
death for dual slayings
the 11rls and their chaperone to h1
house to shoot an an11-druJ video.
The youna girls' were clients of
Martin's Reno modelina aaency ar\d
expected to appear in the mm.
El Dorado County 01stnct At-
tome) Ronald T~per said 1n linal
arguments before F1nney's ruhng that
COddtngton's enmcs were "so hor·
ttndouJ, so evil and so bad that the
death penalty 11 appropnate."
But Rick Me)'er, Codd1naton's
coun..appo1nted pubhc defender.
urac<f F1nnet to ··consider moraht) ••
1n pronouncing stntcncc
Panel stu~lng
Miami riots meets
•'''fitl' 'iCl!I •·
Two policemen shot during altercation
SAN JOSE-Two ooliccman Wttc Jho1. orw fa tall). b) a suspec1 who WM
Ihm monall)' wounded 'Friday dunna an alteration 11 a downtown douthnut
lhop. police~·
The 1nJurCd J>Olittman undcrwC!"l w,...ry Frida)' a~t~ at San Jot<
Medacal Center. The hotpttal. whKh hated the pohccm1n in mll("ll cond111on.
made a plH for IYP.C O.nq1tive blood for the otr&eer Alhou&hdetall1 were spersc, Pohcc Stt. Bud Davas taid the 1nc1<knt bepn
when an omccr qucsuoned a man in the petkina lot ofW1nchCll'1 Donut Sfiop
in downtown San Jote. A strua&lc ensued durina which the man tamed tontn:.I
of the offteer's aun and shoihim twice. The officer. ho"Wt\ler. wu 1ble tc announce over the radio 1n his P9trol car that someone bad crabbed his gun and
*IS finna IL . Another offictr who tt1ponded to the call 'or a s1stancc am"ed at the scene but was shot at least once by the man. said Davis.
Two suspects arrested In senior's death
SAN DIEGO-Two mtn werearrnted for 1n\'e,tip11on of the murdttor
an 82-ycar~ld man whose body was found 1n a remote area ofa Manne buc
after he disappeared from a shopp1n1 center, tM FBI said Fnday larlJ Wayne ls Aeur, 22. and Nick Michael Holm. 20. were characd an
the shoouna of Swan Otto Bloomquist, who was found at Camp Pendleton 1n
nonhem Sin Diqo County five days after he was reponed m1st1ng.
An affidavit filed by FBI aacnt Frank Mowrey indicates that robbery was
the mot1ve,andquo1es oneofthe men asallqcdly telling the other: .. Shoot him
-he can identify us." ....._
Calls for ban on assault rifle sales grows
LOS ANGELES-Los AnJeles Police Cluef Daryl Gates has been Joined
by the widows of two slam officers an askina Gov. Georac DcukmeJ1an for help
in bannina sales of assault military weapons to the public.
In the aftermath of the slayings of fi ve childrtn and the wounding of 30
others by a youna dnfter who then took his own hfe at a tockton elemcntan
sc:hool, the chiefand the two women 1uucd a Joint letter to the aovernor.
Tiie letter. s1sned by Ga1es, Andna Pratt and Norma W11l1ams -who~
husbands were gunned down by rap1d·firt m1htary nflcs -was dated
Wednesday.
Prosecutor to Investigate raclal letters
LOS ANGELES -County prosecutors decided Friday to invcst1ptl'
whether cnm1nal misconduct was involved an an alltged incident of raciall y
motivated police brutality ap1nst an off-Out y Hawthorne policeman.
District attomc) 's officials were conSJderina fihna characs an the wake of
that incident, which began when two Long Beach police officers stopped a car
last Saturday niaht occupied by two black men.
The decision to open a cnminal investigation was made by Assistant
01stnct Attorney Cun Livesay and several under deputies af\er a three-day
prehm1nary review of the incident. said d1stnct attorney's spokesman Al
Albcrgate.
Judge says no mlstrlal for Night Stalker
LOS ANGELES-AJudge has refused to declare a m11tnal m the ca~ of
accused senal killer Richard Ram1rct. aflcr opposma attomc)s accused each
other of ellcl udang Jurors for racial reasons
Supenor Court Judae Michael Tynan l'tJCCted both defense and
prosecution mouons for mistrials based on the pcrccpuons that potential
panelists were excluded due to ethnic cons1dcra11ons
Police get break In rare swords case
LOS ANGELES -N1oe )tars after nearly I Japanese sword' v.onh
more than SI million were stolen from a Holl~ood Hills collector. police
Friday said they have annted a third suspect and rtnev.ed their efforts to
locate the artifacts. •
A Los Angeles police spokesman Yid nev. clues led to th~ arrest of a man suspected of rccc1v1na some of the stolen anuque sv.ords
Richard Gonsalves, SS, was taken into custody )estcrday at ht~
Hawthorne home. where au1h ont1es ~overed two swords from the colltt11on
belonging to the late Willis Hawley. 1 renowned s<holar and writer of
numerous anicles on Japanese an1facu. Mart.Jn said.
'\ \·1·10'\ \I. HHlt:t ·s
National-security papers recovered
NEWARK. NJ -S«rct nation l·~ntyaociimentswert fou n<ron lhe
desk of a Kottan·Ammcan bus1ne man chargd! with try ma to e"e><>n dead I)
nerve ps, possibly to Iran. a federal prC»«Utor said Fnday.
The papttS. 1n En&l1sh and Korean and matkC'd confidenual and
clas ified, y,,ercd1sco"'erea in the umm1tofficeof JuY..han Vun.An1stant U.
Attorney Anne macr said.
A kcd by U S. Magistrate Ronald Hedgn ""hcther np1ora1t wu
ipvolved. she declined to comment
Seattle officlals plan to exile sea Hons
SEATTLE -Nets. firccrackert and rttordinp of killer ""haln ha"en'1
stoooed sea hons from 1obbhn1 11lmon swimm1na through 1 ship canal \0
wildlife officials art ao1n1 ro send the O\lereaters into eiuk.
This year's run of stttlhcad salmon, a Kqo1na rainbo trout that returns
to fruh water to spey,,n, wu about I .6SO at a fi\h laddtt that lets saJmon pa '
a ser oflocks. down from about 2.600 last year. offiC1als said 11'11 ""eek.
Marginal hospital llst may be released
CHICAGO-The names of ho p1t1ls Yllith seriou problem' ma1nta1n1na
safety or quality could be rc"ealcd to 1nqu1nn1 members of the pubhc under a
proPosaJ beans v.e1ghcd by a 11oup that tels 1ndu,try standJin1s a sPo.,csman
said Fnda)
At present. when •«rcd1ted hospitals she in ufc1y or quality they arc
listed as havina .. tentative non..attredit1t1on. • but that 111tus i concealed
from the public, said David Bushelle or lM IO"ttnment .. uthorizcd Joint
C:omm1ss1on on Acercd1tauon of Healthcare Oraan•zauon
Acettd1t1t1on. a sal of approval. quthfict a h<>spttal 10 ""''"e Medtcarc
and Mcdlca1d benefits. which toSCther may lOtal up to half a h~p1tal's income.
About •20 of the nation's 7.000 hosptal\ fall into the "ttntat1\<c non-
1«rcd111uon" cat~. Bushelte 1111d . ThC drSP.t1on allO-s hospttals up to
a yur "to clean up their aci·· before their nut 1nsptttion and pou1bk ~of
accrtd1tauon. he said.
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ol ttw C>uyer • .oo eu and the pnce p~ld
for ttw pr~rty. wu compiled from
county re<ordi ¥wJ escrow comp.ll'lleJ by
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5287.DOO JohnlunMl<a.2614W1110ln Sl0.000 Mr & Mrs Vincent J Bru1tomeu. 14 Mr & Mrs · Michael O Moore 1910 217 Sfl4.000
Mt &Mrs T.tL Chen,2S64 0rangeAv Chester Gambonl, 914 W . 20th St 0 .tttCrescl.N Sl.200.<XX> . YKhtM.tt1aSS40.000 Kevin Sums. 280 C~y ln 218
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SJ)(),000 Mr & Mrs Ardeshir Rosh.Jn. 1607 Mr & Mrs Levon Gugas1M1, I 7 ltldgt s 1 200.000 John F Mclntosn, 431 lfVlnt Av
Mr & Mn k rnniltd Or<11t9er 1886 C.astJe Cove Ctr '670,000 ltne Or S776,000 Mr & Mrs Mi~I Woodi.. 1108 E S20.000
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S 18 5,000 SJ 12.000 H<lfUill Yamada. 7 ltue VlllMS. 5406.000 SJ02 <XX> 5460.000
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1 GoldenrOd SJ7S.000
Mr & Mrs Slrui F.trrvar 7 Golet.t Pomr
Or SI, 175.000
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Rouftnd C Wells. 321 l.Mtlipur Av
S490.000
Mr & Mrs W1llam H Gibson 1701
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Mtc~ E El<lm. 2007 Sudrtft
Sll9.000
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CIUIC>hOt.M ltd S202 .000
Mt & Mu Akn W Neison. I OH
Conc0td St S200.000
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Or SlBS.000
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Or S260.000
Mr & Mrs PllU TrevinO 1016 Fl.ltningo
Or S294,000
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S242.000
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A SI 17.000
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10.Jn Av S2 JS.000
Mr & Mu W M G.tdaw 1659 New
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Mr &Mrs LOltnO M~r. 1910Sw.tn
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S280,000
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Sl 7'.DOO
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Mt & Mrs Scott M Taylof. 41)
Olouces•«'I Of s I 7 2 000
V.o6tt Gttmore. l6S u '•'" '1 Ull.000
Mr & Mn. IOG«"r c; M¥cNutt. l'2
MaQnolla St S200,000 ~.&Mn ~K OOICh.2211 Meyer
,., Slt7.000
Mr. & Mrs Uoyd ' Sh.wtr, 20)4 ~.port• SS20.000
.,_.. S Hnnings 11 )6 Nf'WPO't It
114#10
OHl ll \Hll'
DorOthy Paul,
veter•n state
newswoman dies
Movie Screening Spor-sored by:
S H O P PING C E N T E R
Screening:
Wednesday, January 25th
8:00 p.m.
Pick up your complimentary
movie tickets at these
participating merchants
• Bogie's Pizza
• C & R Clothiers
• Clothestlme
• Check Cashing
• Continental/
Eastern Sales
• Egghead Discount
Software
• Flt Wear
• Frame N' Lens
• Great Frame Up
• Halrmasters
• Shoe & Vacuum
Repair
• One Day Cleaners
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• Luv 'N
Donuts
• Metro Print
'N Copy
• Pure Sweat
• Plaza Jewelry
Mart
• South Coast
Hair Design
• Software Guild
• South Coast
Furniture
• Subway
Sandwiches
• Wiibur's
Wiener Works
Arrive Early. Seating Limit
Independent
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M Orange Cout DAILY PILOT I Satutday, Januery 21, 1989
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Organ recital wlll salute Orange County Centennial
" As a salute to Orange Count) ·s
Centennial proaram, seven county , units of O•rclt Womea United wall
sponsor an organ l'e('llal at 3 p.m.
Sunday, Jan. 29. at the First Baptist
Church, IOIOW. ISthSt..SantaAna.
OIJAnists Katherine Olsen of
Laauna Halls, Janel Kuelin of Full·
crton, Marion Walker of.Santa Ana,
and Barbara Kang of Newport Beach
will perform. ·
Host aroups arc from Anaheim,
Capmrano Valley, Newpon Harbor.
Fullerton, Orange, Santa Ana-Tustin
and Saddlcback.
The concert as free 10 the pubhc.
and a tea wall follo" the program. • • • Outstanding Southern Cahfornaa
singers wall be featured in an arra)' of
operatic selecti ons dunng a concl'rt at
3 p.m. Sund&> at the Cllurelt of
l\ellli"' Scintt, 2205 Mam t. Huntington Beach.
Proceeds will benefit the advance-
ment of young American sm.gcrs
studying in Europe.
Southland alumni of the American
lnsutute of Musical Studies. Graz.
Austria, w1l~s1ng excerpts from works
by Puccini. Verda. Mozart. trau ~
and Weill.
Admission 1s $10. • • • .. Bein~ Jewish an a Pluralistic
Society' will be explored at the final
lecture in a current scnes at Cllabad of
lrvbte Jewish Center, 4872 Ro)cc
Road, Irvine.
Speaker wall be Rabbi E. Hecht.
president of the Rabbmacal Council
of California. an expen on Jewish
d1etan la"-S and a ch aid ps)choloaai.t.
The proaram, to bc&an at 8 pm.
Tuesday, wall deal with many of the
contemporary issues that face thc
modern Jew an today's society.
Rabbi Manet Duchman. executive
director. will instruct a class on thc
issues confro n11ng the modern Jewish
woman. Classes will be held in thc-
ccntcr at 9: IS a.m. on Tuesdays,
bea1nning Jan. 24. · • • • Jewish medatat1on wall be taught b)
Rabbi Bernard King, director of the
Center for Jewish pintualtt)'. of Oran~ County The ~sions will be
held from 10:4S a.m. to noon on
Sunda)s. Jan. 22 and Feb. 5, at ll'\'ine
Valley College.
For more anformauon. caJI Slalr Ra·
Ma'alot Temple at 644-72l)3.
• • • IUltha Ni colson of Co~ta Mc~
Unatanan Church will ang and play
her auitar at the 10:.30 am. service
Sunday of the Unl&arlu O•relt of
8-idleback Valley. The chun"h meets
al the Va~o Elementary Sch~.
26782 Via Grande. M1~s1011 VaeJO. • • •
1 he Roman Catholic Diocese of
Oruae "''" host an Ecumenical Vesper Service an observance of
annual Week of Pra)Cr for Chnsuan
Unaty. The scrv1tc\\>'1ll be held at 7.30
p.m. Sunda an Holr Family Ca-
thedral. 566 . Gia sci St.. Orange
Bishop Norman F. Mcfarland "'II
preside . • • • "Is Complete Reh nee on God
Possible an Toda)·~ World?" wall be
. .
p·arrlographyfoescommend FCC ban
By The Assocl•t~d Preu
N.\SHVILLE. Tenn. -Oppo-
nents of pornograph> are commend-
ing acuon by the Federal Com-mun1ca11ons Comm1ss1on an extend-
ing to 24 hour!> a day 1ts ban on
indece nt commun1ca11on on radio
and TV.
Lan) Bra1dfoo1 of the Southern
Baptist Chnsttan Life Comm1ss1on.
the denomanataon 's social acuon
arm. says the FCC prc .. 1ously had not
banned sexually exphc11 broadcasung
on late-night broadcasts Expansion on Dec 31 of the ban
through all hours "caps a struggle
which ha s going on throughout most
ofthe 1980s." Braadfoot sa}s
CHICAGO -.\ 30·second radio
spot produced b\ an ecumenical
media cooperative for broadcast an
January in connection with the
birthday of the Rev. Martin Luther
King Jr .. features ham speaking these
words: ·
"Life's piano can only produce 1hc
melodies of brotherhood when at as
recognazcd that the black keys are as
necessary and bcauuful as the "h1te
keys."
WASHINGTON -A Roman Catholic leader says the Soviet release
of a Lithuanian bishop gives
"cautious hope" of improved con-
d1t1ons for rcltg1on an the Soviet
Union.
Concerning release of Bishop Jult-
JOnas Steponav1c1us from more than
two decades of internal ex ile and has
return to Valnus. Lithuania.
Monsignor Daniel F. Ho)e. general
secretary ot 1he U.S. Catholic Con-
ference, said 1t is an added "sign of
improvement an the situation of the
church."
NEW YORK -Rabbi A. James
Rudin, national m1errelig1ous affairs
director of the American Jewish
Committee. as t~e new head of a
Jewish bod) that handles rela-
11onsh1ps with the Vat1can. the World
Council of Churches a'nd other 1n1cr-
na11onal rchgaous bodies.
Rudin was elected chairman of the
lnternauonal Jewish Commauce for
I n1errehg1ous Consultations. suc-
ceeding Rabbi Marc H. Tanenbaum
of the AJC
ATLA NTA -Un11cd Methodist
leaders. whose denom1nat1on has
been losing members for two decades.
called at a meeting on evangelism
here for a return 10 the basics of Bible
study, babltcal preachangand wanning
convens.
fhe church needs to get back to the
fundamental task of making "d1sc1-
ples for Jesus C''hmt." saad the Re'.
John Ed. Mathison. pastor of the
4 800-member frazcr Memorial
United Methodist Church an Mont-
gomen. Ala .. one the faste5t growing
an the dcnomanataon
SALT LA KE ( ITY. Utah -..\
record total of 4.1 mallton people
v1s1ted Temple Square. center of the
Church of Jesus Chnst of Lauer-da)
Saints (Mormons) an 1988. thrcc-
quartcrs of a m11l1on more than an
1987. according to nev.I > released
figures
D ates for Pope's
A frican t rip told Credit cards enlisted for charity
VATICAN ("!TY (A P) -
Pope John Paul II wall make h1!>
fifth tnp to Africa from April 28
until Ma} 6. the Vatican an-
nounced 1h1s week.
The Vatican did not specify
which countries he would v1s1t.
but I taltan nev.s agencies said
the tnp "''" include stops in Zambia. Mala"' and
Madagascar The agencies alM>
said the pont11T ma) alw '1s1t
TanLanaa and Mauntaus
It wall be John Paul's 4 1 st trap
abroad since he became pope in
October 1978.
NEW YO~K (AP)-U.S. Roman
C'atholicasm's soc1al-scrv1ce arm, Catholic Chanttes. this week
launched a system ofra1s1ng money to
help the need y through credit cards
The plan as called "Project
Camas." Latin for generous love.
Half of I percent of the amount
charged on a specially endorsed
"Canlas Mastercard" credit card"'"
be channeled b' part1c1pa11ng banks
to the church1s work among the
depn .. ed. ,
The Rev. Thomas J Har,ey of
• Washington D.C , execuuvc director
of Catholic Chantaes USA. called 11 a
"creati ve wa}" ofbolstenng efforts at
"lessening human suffenng."
"It will help us an our m1ss1on of Catholic Chant1e~ embran•s a na-
protccung human d1gn11 y," he said. t1onw1de netv.ork ofbranches helping
The plan was described at a news about 7 m1lhon ~opk annua l!) at a
conference u the first of 11!. kand by a cost of about SI b11l1on.
maJor national rehgaous organaza-Auiuhary Bishop Joseph 'ulh .. an
uon. of Brookl)n. reprcsen11ng U
However, other non-profit groups. bishops. termed the new plan a "\Cl)
devoted 10 such ca uses as the en-responsible W11)' .. to raise money and
varonment. college alumna assoc1a-to "get the message out" of aad to the
t1onsorh1ghcreducat1on. also pan1c1-homeless, hungr}. "ck. children and
pate an such "affin•t>" credit card other needy
programs Han-cy estimated that at least
Officials at the news conference 20,000 people would use the new card
said the Na11onal Conference of the first )car, 1ncrtas1na to 250.000 an
Synagogue Youth also has begun such five )Cars. v.hcn at would funnel an
a proaram. and others are bean& estimated $4 ma llton a )t'ar into
considered by the Sahataon Army . church chanucs. That ernmate "a)
and Young Men's C hnstt1:1n Assoc1a-bast'd on the average annual spending
taon. per card of SI. 00
explored durina a free one-hour
lecture. sponsored b> the First
Cllwcll1 el Cllrlst, Sclnllst, lrv .. t .
• The program wall be presented at 8
p.m. Friday at the Rancho San
Joaquin Jntermediatc School. 4861
M1chelM>n Road, Irvine. • • • Urban folk singer Clark BranM>n
wall present a concert of trad1t1 onal
and topical songs at 10:30 a.m.
Sunday at the Oraqe Coast tJolt-
ariaD Unlverull1& Cll•rda, 1259 Vic·
tona St., Coi.ta Mesa Branson will accompan) himself
on the dulcimer • • • "Nev. Image -New You" as the
theme -0f the H111tla&toe Buda
Qristlaa Wome•'• Club luncheon at
11:45 a.m. Wcdnesda at the Pla)ers
Q
Ivory Coast's baslllca
R""t1unin1 17272 New Hope t ..
Fountain Valley. .. An 1mqe update ~orkshop waU be pre~ntcd by Marso San(he1 and
Stephanie Sarrell.
• • •
Temple lsalu or Newpert Bad
wall welcome .and honor n.cw rM!fV bcrs at an 8 p.m service Fn'!-Y· with
Rabbi tcven Sct\atz officiating..
The conarcaauon meets at 2401
lr'-tnC Ave , Newp~>n Beach. • • • • "Lavina 1n a Toiuc World" wall be
eumanedatthc 10'30a.m mectinaof
the Ulli&ariu Ulli•enalllt Fellow· 1~lp or Lapu Beadl, 429 Cy~css
Ome. Laguna Beach. Speaker WJll be
Paul Hockstean who has returned
from a lt-eture tour 1n EnaJand.
The Yamous1outlto bastUca on the Ivory Coast rises on a site
carved out of • fotmer cocoa plantatlon. Thi• structlff• wlll
be second only to St ... eter"s In ltome In slae. It wlll sen 7,000
and hold a nother t t .000 standing.
RELIGIOUS . DIRECTORY
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A Cordial Welcome from
The United Methodist Church
1i1M .. 1 r.irmw
'< • Ml ti I HI ~ M
1601 Merguerlte A••
Coron• CS.I Mer
644-0745
It .. :.'::'"'='= .. l?f, Re rt M )r ~r
•• 1\1\e'" FIRST UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
1911'1 St & Harbor Blvd
Church School q 00
.J11orsh10 q 00 and 10 30
Rev Gala! Go\J(jh
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MESA VERDE •
UNITED METHODIST
CHURCH
17!ll Beker
Worthlp & Church Schoo•
8 30 & 10 00 • n\
f" ~-.,, '" f Sit>• I q CJ tl..?J4
CHRllT ~.t:rTHE IU
ft UNITED MITHODllT
1400 w Blllboa 8IVd
I In--
'
Rev L•wrenee T. Young
Wor9hlp & Cnurctt School t 30 e m
WMkdey Pr•SctlOOI end O.y Cele
700am -8pm
¢. l AG UNA 8£ACH
UNIHO MCTHODIST CHURCH
21Q2 WHler Ot
11111 L119vn• .. ecll mn • •"·'*
Wonlwp' Chl#ch School IO 00 'm
r.tnnten Ne11ce CornttlOll • Tom Warmtt
PRESBYTERIAN CtlJRCH
OF Ttt: COVENANT
Ralph C. Bolin, Pastor
••11 ... YHr P1rt"
I CorlnthNint 12:12·30
Sunday Wonhip
8:30 and 10:00 a.m.
Church School
Children t.hru Adulta 10:00 a.m. . ...,_,ClreA.-. uo • 1000 ....
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CHARISMATIC
Traditional 7:30 AM
Contemporary 9:00 AM
Charismatic 10:45 AM
Church School 9:00 AM
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SAINT JAMES
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
3209 V1& Lido
Newport Beach. CA· 92663
714/675·0210 .,....u.11 .. ~
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ST. MARK
PRE88YTERIAN
CHURCH
2100 Mar Vista Or
Jamboree Blvd & Eastbluff Soulh
Newport Btacfl
Slll>AY Dff 9:30 AM
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611 Hriolrtpt ht. COIOM "'...,
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CIWd Cwt P'teYldtd • "4·1400
ST. MlTIHEW'S TRADITIONAL
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
1921 Book of Common Prayer
8 JO AM tn Y C ~ION
9 30 AM AOUl I CUSS & S.,_OAl SWOOI
Chld Clft Pro~idtd
SE Corner of lrvtne Avenue and I 5th St
Newport Beach 786 6123
an. IHPlll c. SUILm
NEWPORT HARBOR
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Rocer J Btrc. Pastor
Kin Eifert Krocst1d. Putor
.... llntol
I AM ' 10·30 ill.~
(llttlfpttlff for IN dt1f at I -AM)
SUfl>A Y SCffOOl 9 l S AM
fbstfy Cate Anlab6e
WIL ..
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HARBOR CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
IO•te•pl•• ot Chtltll
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CHRIST LUTHERAN
CHURCH U
(M issouri Synod)
790 VICtOfte St., Coete MHe
Lother V. Tornow. PHlor
131-1111
Brue• .Mske, PHtor
WORSHIP SlAVICf 1:00 10:30 AM
Sundo School ' Adlil Milt ci.u '20 AM
Chr"h.tn [ltmfntar1 School
541·UM
BITT'RifrTI Of •wnll llWI' (llehml\
RAllllWlS.llll.lCR
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DIVINE SCIENCE CHIJRCH
HALICmT CLUB
3107 Klllybrooke a..M. Coeta Me .. (J Wll.a eul ~ Harbor)
omCE: 650-2922 .............
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
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"CHILDREN AND PARENTS !
'"'LAVESANDMA TER"
1lrt n>f-I QJ
SonJ..v. Jan111ry n . I 'MQ
~ ~ .. nJ l\l.14i AM
t AnJrt.-"" RoaJ, Newport Bea h, ( hfomaa(714 )631·288:>
from 1'i·-wi11•t H.11h'lf th 'ch.tttl 1 Ir"""' be. l~th J
Or l lt~nor C i.tHon
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NEW THOU&HT CHlllSTIAI CHUllCH
1929 Tusm Avt . Costa Mtu
(T tadlitt Scltnce of lllnd) .......... ~ ,..,,.
January 3rd
Practloneers Meeting 7:00 p.m.
SERVICES 10:30 AM
JUNIOR CHtMCH 10:30 AM
CWollSRip Jlt Jl
P~ee Ob ~oull
CRot&
I Laguna Prttbyterlan Church
J/~ l0<tuAn'. l.ogt1"'1 /koclt 4'U 1$"
Sund1.v Worship 9 .nd 1 ()-3() AM
Nul'#~CM9
SundqScltool A Bibi. c-...
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f>i11I A l.,il)fT tOll #N-l'RAY
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A.am (Maida 2l·Apnl 19): Full
Mooe po11uon co1nc1&s ,,..ith
crmtivuy, pbysacal anracuon, col·
orful r~nts and pcr'IOnaliJies. You 'II
be impend b) youna person and
mtmber of ~It Kl.
TAUSUI (April 20.May 20): full
Moon emphuiJa abihl> lo hold on when othen think you are aoiq to
··11vc up," focus on proecny, basic
auua. Slttftl~h . derived from inner
conviction. ~or domcsuc adjust-
ment featured. GEMJNI (May 21-June 20): Check
rouan, maps, direcuons Relative
could hlvt wun crossed. Emphasize
self-rehance. ask question" make
calls rclatina to ittnerary. Individual
behind a«nes becomes valuable aHy.
CANCER (June 21-Jul) 22): Rela-
tionship 1ntcnsif1cs, rcspons1bilit1es
incr~. deadline is sel. Focus on
achievement. reward. promotion,
chance to display executive
capab1htie
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Appe1I
broader\), ~ou win friends, more
people are 1m~5Cd wtth >our pcnonahty, talent Lunar pos1t1on
h1ahhahts sensuality, appcarancc:, sex
appeal You'll be 1nv1ted to dis-
seminate 10format1on
VIRGO (Aus, 23-Stpt. 22): What
had been "kept from )OU" 1s re"calcd
Added kno'4-lcdJC will equate wnh
confidence, pov.-er. promouon. Fears,
doubts. susp1c1ons are erased Timms
1s on tarsct. Leo. Aqu:ar1u$ persons
fiaurc prominently.
LIBRA (Sept 23-0ct 22)
f avorabk pubhc1t) enables )OU to wan friends. succc sfully uultzc
powers of pcrsuasion. Relat1onsh1p
that had been moribund wall again be
ahvc and luck1oa. Former teacher
returns as all)
SCORPIO (Oct. H·Nov 21 ); You
arc practically handc~ material on
proverbial silver platter You recently
made three washes or requests -they
nowarcannted. Dtverstf). plan party
to celebrate
SAGmARIUS ( o" 22-Dcc 21 ).
It will be ncctssary to renovate.
possibly to le.tr down for.purpose of
rebu1ld1n1on more suitable structure
f1vorable Moon aspect coincides
with lde.thsm. wntten matenal, poss·
able JOUmcy.
CAPJllCORN (Dec 22-Jan 19):
Unusual alliance bnnas desired re·
ults. Recent studies bear fruit. Funds
that had been withheld will be made
available. Dusem1nate information.
tntpnnt ~our O'Wn style AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fcb. 18}
LtpJ procedure lughhghted -pan-
nersh1p or mamagc command attcn·
t1Qn. Domcsllc tranqu1hty could be
d~ndcnt on stnous tall. rqarding n:stdtnce. hfcstyle. Taurus 1s pan of
soluuon PISCES (fcb 19-March 20)" Much
that occurs is of clandc 11nc nature
Means look behind cnc-s. detect
subtle clues. signals. Employment
pcturc subJcct to sudden change
Superfluous material -. in be
"Junked.''
IF JAN. !1 lS YOUR BIRTHDAY
)OU are sens1t1\.C concerning appear·
an~. wardrobe. social stand1na
People enJOY being With )OU. mainly
because of sense of humor You arc
"crsaulc. have intellectual cuno It). tend 10 scatter )Our forttS '\ ou arc
aware of body 1mqc, often arc
concerned \\'Ith "how much you
WC'tah.''
HHIDf.il.
IV CHARLES GOREN
AND OMAR SHARIF
W££1U, Y Bllll>GE QlJlZ
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Reader urges phasing out pit bulls to stop vicious attacks
DEAit ANN LANDERS: l'v~ J• pcr10n'1 most aemfyutt ni&htmare. DE.All UADU: A .._., ,.. ashamed to admit 1t, but I htvt bttn st.arud. tel!d •not.her llOfY an our~ Att tht ~ ancf ckTendtn of ~ .... ,....,_ wM .._. IMI taken for a larae sum of money I Knt the cash. SoOn afttt. Make c1t1~ two more attacks of pit bull th11 vaciouutraan of animal unable to ......... M ... ..., .. 1M1 dw because of my stup1d1ty. My son who wrott to say he was "' IOliLl!Y ~men on chaldttn an our atta. lovunyoneofdozcnsofothcrbrceds '1d11•1• el Ille,., MU II la dM was 1n pnson pvc his cell matt' my confinement and would bt tMrc for
I know you'vt wntltn about thi1 in ofcan1nes'!This bioodthant) creature .-... Ai*•• .... w11•an ...Ut name and addres This auy said he Stir. months and couktn't ll\'C the the pasc. btn I ~~e you ~t toao is tht tC'SUlt of man's unkcrina and Bia& dla .... are .-1.1e alen JUSI wanted someone to write to and moneytohis"souttt" untal he tot out
beck to th ts subject one mott umc. has no place in a lo\ ana home. pn~MM. ... , an Ml. that he liked the wa) l lool..ed from a of soltt.ary. That was the last r heard
When in God's name wiU thn'e bf J do not know a ptl bull owntr nor U pit MU letrien an Mtl&erH. ptcturt. from h1m.
lttisJat.aon to phase out ahas brttd or have I ever mtt a v1c11m. but l am tMJ wW M ca&...-aM '"' lfl '° "Mike" an4 l cxchanaed letters for Please print this letter to warn
anunal'.> Can you •m.lllint lht aaony out,.cl t "t'Y tame I hear or rtad atta~. Nee...., wW, •f ceene, a few months, thtn fit wrotr and said others who may beuaulhbltas I wa
of the vlC'la m durina the attack. aboutapttbutltearinsapcrsonapan. ~•&dd1~.wltldtwM14,ot lhll forSt,700 he could &ct m) son I can't btheve I was so stupid. -
whether he survives or not'! To be PletK' What can be done? -k • W Wea. released. one wa)' orano1hcr, Iv.as to GRANO RAPIDS IDIOT
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Newton takes S6 million libel award
~KATHY ll1cDONALD
OllrNIWI._..,.
LOS ANGELES -Entena1ner
Wayne Newton, who sued NBC 1n
1911 afttr it alleted he had orpn1zed crime ties, has ecceptcd a S6 m1lhon
libel award that his lawyer called the
larlest ever affirmed by a U.S. court. ~ewton, 46, filed pepen in U.S.
District Court indicatina he wo1,1ld
accept the •ward that WlS closer to $20 milJion before a judge reduced it
several years qo. .. This is a mlJOr victory. The award
is not one-time greater, but three to
four times ~ter" than previous
libel awards 1n this country, Newton
told reponers. .. If there's any messqe to be stnt. I
1ueu it's that.••
The Virainia·bom. muhi·million·
·1·\ l .IS'l 'l "\GS
aire entenaintr 11id the money itseli
was unimponant. 1otally over· shadowed by the public vindica11on
hcbad~ved.
Furthermore. that vind1cauon means "h's over for me." even 1f NBC apPealS. as the nctwo~ tn·
dicated 1t would.
.. ,, this award socs toward helpina
members of the media who decide to
do a smear cam.-ian ... if theY. st~p and think about 1t one second. 11 will
have been wonh it." Newton said.
He sued the network on April 7 .
1981 , followina an October 1980
repon linkina him to Guido Penosi.
who had ties to orpnized crime.
A federal jury detenmned that the
repon left the defamatory impression
that Penosj had helped Newton buy
the Aladdin Hotel in Las Veps. and
that Pnoli" thtttfore. had a hideltn.
illtpl inatrnt in the casino. The
AllCldin 11 now owned by a Japenetc
bus1nnsman.
Newton's attMM)'. Monon Galant
of Las Vcaas. said h1scl~nt'sassocia·
tion wnh Penosa was merely "socaal"
and "very sporadic, in no way
connected with business." He and
Newton said the entenainer had
contacted Penosi as a last rcson after
receiving death threats apinst his
then 3-year-old dauahter.
"Given the same circumstanC'CS. I
would ao to the devil him~lf to save
my dauahter's life." Newton said.
When as"led what he thouaht Penos1
had dont to halt the threats, Newton
rcftrmt reporters to the lenathy
transcriPt.oflhc 10-weck trial.
Sil. Niehl
Uvt
M. lemon
Michael Alvarez, Martha J. New and Victoria
Hofflllan ffrom leftt appear In SCR'1 .. When I
Gr ow Up/• wttlctt II about to Mein towtne
Ora~ Coast IChooh.
1 When I Grow Up' pos~s
mature questions to kids
By TOM TITUS
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ln the two decades that South Coast
Repertory has been producma 1u
Educauonal Tounng Productions, 11s
creators have graduall y forsa"en
bnaht and comfortable fantasy for a
more hard and cold reality -while
retaining an upbeat. musical style of
presentation.
This year's ongmal show. en111led
"When I Grow Up," may well be the
company's most significant ~cnlurt
h's targeted a1 grade-school kids and
the cho1C'CS thcy'rt forced 10 make
dunna 1hc scar) )'cars of the ma1ura-
t1on process.
formancc on SCR's main stasc. there
v.erc a few young "yeahs" on the
topics of dressina hke the ··1n crowd,"
J01nmg a gang or tryina drugs. but
overall the pmt--s1ze plaY&otrs turned
thumbs down on these act1v1ties. The
real test. of course. will come when
the show tours schools in areas where
drugs and gangs are more prevalent.
Director John·David Keller has
chosen (our talented. versatile and
h1Jhly energetic youn~ performers to
bnng the message of 'When I Grow
Up" to kids across the Southland over
the next six months And the
Mervyn 's depanment store chain has
again underwnuen the proJeCt.
The 45·mmute show focuKS on
1hrcc grade school kids (Martha J.
New. Michael Alvarez and V1ctona
Hoffman) on the threshhold of Junior
high who want 10 "fit 1n" with their
cooler. more popular ~rs. And their
new "fncnd. ' splendidly enacted by
Kc11h Devaney. 1s only too happ) to
steer them in the ~rona d1rcct1on.
While the skewcnna of the "label on
the jeans" mentaht.Y must have made
the sponsonna Mcrvyn's people
wince, the mCSSlat comes across
clearly and comically.
More 1enous 1s the pressure placN
on Alvarez' character to Join his b11
brother's bamo street P"f. While
this someumcs.-fatal attraction isn't
explored to its most frigh1enin1
potenua], the nqative aspects surface
in AJvarcz' s1ullcd ponrayal.
Orup. of course. arc the b11 issue
toda)' and Hoffman ably creates a
confu5cd youna worry wart pressured
into try1na the m1nd·bcndtn& stuff,
with predictable results. Cnly a "'cak
s1n.11nJ voice detracts from her
thou&htful performan«.
The mcssaae. of course. 1s that kids
can be happier being themselves than
cav1n11n to peer pressure -and the
SCR tno chooK a noble attemati vc 1 n
journalism.
Author Jert) Patch and musical
composer Michael S1lvcrsher not
only demonSlratc 1hree of the more
cnt1cal decisions facing youngsters.
they also challenge their young au·
diencc members 10 make those
choices themselves. U11na a devil's
advocate narrator. who seem1n1Jy
---------------::.._------------,.---------------, favors the negati ve hfes1ylcs. the show (one hopes) elicits nqa11ve
comments when the .. f nend" asks the
kids, "Isn't this what ~ou want to be'>"
Of the tno. New 1s the mos1
1mprcss1ve 1n the mos1 mundane of
the three snuattons -followina the
lcmmin&·hke procession 10 the mall
1n search of ''brand name" threads.
PerformanC'Cs of -when I Grow
Up" arc be1n1 booked throu&h the
SCR Community Service Office to
local schools and )'Outh aroups
Those w11h1n1 more 1nform111on
should contacl K11s Hasen at
957-2602 for details.
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'Deepstar Six': 2 hours of bOreaom
ALL SEATS $2.00
• ALL THE TIME •
MY STEPMOTtER IS
AN ALEN (PGll)
absolu&el)' essential that the audience
hke the people on screen and ma)bc
even relate 10 &hem. They're like
company dunna the bohdays. you're
stuck with them. That's the problem
with "Oeepstar Six." I loathed these
people. And that creates a problem
when you know a monster 1s 10101 to
stan aobbhna them up any minute
now. You don't cart.And I think fora
movie like th11 to -.ork. you have 10
cart.
S1A months! I would lO completely
bananas 1f I were hokd up ""•th
~~ this bonnt and incompetent
(their stupidity as ~nsible for
most oftbe lf111edy here) for e"en 1•
HOURS. Two houn or so -the
movae'1 duration -was bad enouah.
Making matten wone arc the
usonment of m1n1atura that Cun·
ninaham has employed for his action scenes underwater. We've tctn too
matl)' tncks hke this before lo fall for
it tbts ume. so ~hde an unc:krwaatt
tank ICOUU the area, au I thousJtt
about was the fact that 1t wu a toy -a fake -bc1na pboto.,apbed by the
film's eccond-unJt ere-. -tl1le beck
on the IOUnd •taee. Cunniftlbam was
d1tutint tht bedroom ICeftt or the bi&
un11u"8.I s.ho-.er tequcnct. (Ytp,
theft's one of thole. too.)
..The Bia Chill," ~,..""''o.cd-' •Ith .. Alien,"" triih a touch of .. Ja~ .. and
some h~k•ns romance. ao bOol. Seu S. Cu it IDOft c1aper •
Or 1sC...DAILY"LOTll• ..... t-rlt.-M
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IYLYWNMCH ANON&a woa&.D WMa Va) re-~-~tiedab&MlaLbt~,.aw duh o-.cc O.C rd~tora.J conW\t of t.bt
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ocma, .._.., ~~beti onl) the gDOd C• llCliir\'ll ..._•~to 1M llOry. butNd'toin.._._..,....-o«. Donna eflett Toay fcela • need for Mily. to
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rdMt '° T,. ... b«aute htdoc-lft't '*""' VdfsdUld llacW • '8riou1-twa111t wt.dlWrllw ~N. a....._ that Nick fanuly lacbatltft. The odds that Tony v.111
ticrfDtanydli._, Tn~ia15'Uttohdptht lcanstMlthuec.._•1ostwualaM. ttt9lWlilr.c1-.ttr.SlepMfl1Cll"" ,.,n ha vi110o art not JOOd Oanus
dOnOr wtlh Skye. Erica \'llllt Tnv" and. ltts him Jolie IS lk .... , NC"CP41on111. Caroline lht iclee .,.., li41f eo&ald havt ~ Anclle 10 allow him 10 burak lht
snteti .. a pttt at h11 ;oumaa. tt teijnc'CS Al 'ne& woaLD ,,... Anna uls planted Blll'a audt ptetu.rc. Rici.tr and .. ~ Larry had 1n•talled 11 the Quar·
to fdd DO ~"tt0n of the kidn&Ol)iftl. Al1IOld for money ud teUt lhrn Eric " Swpbacue And a rigamee '*" tn Anetla's tcrmaane's. He swatches the ml emtrald
GumtNGJ.IGST. E\<tl)ODC U.llu.n~
by Sol1Y'a li$1mc>n)' that ~ IS lly
Sou)'. Joela, "°' IUft •hat tO lwhot.
CUIMM My to Seva lhlt ht 1&111 hu
H 'M>tiooal on to Soany, c ... and
Johnny .,ow cio.t. but not cl4* ~
IO 11.ut Cuait. Ptuhp 1• not sutt *"cthtt to
tell Rick IMt ht. r.ot Rid .. 1s tht fathtro(
MC'ttd1lh's btby Alan pttpam 10 undtr·
ao MAl'ttfY. Ed 1• con"•ncN •ha• Roerr Thorpe 11 sull ahve. IUake d()(S not httd
Holly's adva« 10 fC>flCt Pt11hp Maurttn
cannot stop ha"'"' erotic tb~upts about
AetcheJ. Encaerunck.son \9 htlphttrwn1tewtth after lwr for moecy. AtDOld ~ tbat room To thrir6hock, Toddciaims afsbas. with a fa.kt. but 11 upset 11 nol find11111n
Travis. Evtryone but C1nd) is alad to we Gecqc Mcl.dlu 11...aty Md Aa&ot. Mta and they fpr1>1d' him from amolu .. t~ the saft l~ dt$n bone. which Larry
htr twiA. K..rtl\, and t~n arnnltS fOf 11vn Toniot90UP inoecy to ~Y Cnaa apm camcs •1th ham 11 all umes Sean tells LOVING: Bntcn by Trucktr. a bnultd
her to stay at Adam'• K.attn still thanks 1ndl.uc1nda. ,._MdAadyft*9~·, Lany that tht bone rnark1nas art Poly· Clay 1s silJI con\11nced 1ha1 TnKkcr 11 ROM 11 "*· ~ thouP he •Po'oli'Cd body 1n IM pwt. Lama .. Of Emal)"' DAYS OP OUI\ UVD; When tus ncsaa11, not Clunese. H Larry's father had 1nnocen1 and that ht ~-cnt 10 ,a1l 1n place of
for bat bdlilvt0r •• LA. A ~vane ,,..,, c,.... vOKft tut dasallt.lllOflmtnt KNfT)' loob cost Patch •job, ht chanen th~t fot many )ta~ and sa s 01hcn · the real Clay for money aflQ to pro1«1
0.,. .es C'li«ud Allt1titt caabnce. Jolan Dueaa cocnanucs to ~II Sha•non of"" h"stylc1ndlandsa1obatamcn'1doltllQI can f1&Utt lhas out. too. Scan fiaum Larry Ameha McKenzie Clay rnh1n that
&Ma ff89kie '° lk local Mani• ~ love. -and Rod..,. 1 Teus wtddina. '10tt. Oi11ppo1ntcd b)' tht delay of tht1r ~iu make tht me errors his father tna<k. Tnw IS probably ~uh Trud.er. 1nd runs Kull Jr. nhibit. frank.IC ftdtet lk... o .... 101C'fCtpb1caU from f.ar1 askina for ~I .. Roman and Diana ho6d • mock In thc ... py. Tommy maltts TerT) teh\'C OUl after ber. Tn~ IS 1n fact ~llh Tl'\K'lttr
o(Or.K.ine'slCIC«h:Mrs Poen:atiialMt U..G,.n1tel~Shannonlhl11(L111dtCd. wc-dcbna. Shane and kJm t.akcaromanuc: Ke~in'sdealh OnlyTerT) knO-Yosthatshe . 1n.d ~nna 10 make lo\le Sta«)' ttlls
Adam had an imPo'jOf PRtHdllll to lw Shaaw would be very -utthy. Hank lnp 10 New York Uublt IO ruch Justin not Jake. killed Ktv10. ln1n attempt to act Jam and Shana that she feels auall)' fur
Brooke 11 tbt surrogate ......... David wth AMly &hat Ctwirs has AIDS When a nnouonall). Adrwnnc mo1tes out Of l~ Nc'CS out O< htt tare. Mon • fixes him up hav1na choeien JJ. o'er R1ek. for v.tlom p&ays~anhlawr'abwa:hlmcrlJaea labtocbnic1anrduwsiodoa&abtnt on h®se. W11h h11 hied lltrioully 1nJuttd, ~11bDoeu,1ncwstlMkntnwv.Donna, she obv1o-ty fttls no S)mpeth). Rtck
hit OWft ttMOOt ror !t)i• to bdriead ~John reahm that Hank tJ p y Mike's career u a~ 11 on \.be hne. ~hohasalread)' mt1 Ntd •nd doesn't hle comnovert0Sla«}'sw11h a pupp anda
K.inatia decidn to'* Emi.lt0 IO rtk1ndk ham.~ for Monl<'l's salce. td kams dtua from Juhcttt He had told Juheue
Dl•Ml IOI.DA.ND BEAU'IU'UL· Af\a-\ell1na "Neil's lllft'bl.._ ftvcr. Diana aad J~k the idtnhty ofOaWl\'s mother. that nenhtr Jack nor J J v.ould stand 1n
Hl \l l l\
1ht v.ay ofhtteeU•DfSc.kc).
OHS un to uva C'&K) lftd
l'at'UC L)6 from. daftltt'O'l• firT Oft the W\)
ol'"Fra1ttaaty R~ ... ~ "~.
a.ct the nidm« putnts IO tlt.aftdy Oftf
Rak MUI Mari l.)n that Wade ts ia ,,aiJIJ
GtbtwOt, 1t11n1 au•h to &cR Tina's
fnt'9dtft1p. lf\S her not 10 lo<* "' Gtb't punc for t~ p!Ctu~ of the poppy fitkt.11
('Ofd and f11~1 dttide to ha"~ a latJr,I
ram1ly. BO. t.:k from c-. York Ctt) and
i\1uakd. bf oicmoms of Otd1. tells Sarah l
. ifs ume tor them 10 mtke their ov.n
mtmoncs Vick) can't un<ktatand 11rh)
htr father pent to much IJ)Oney OI\
dC"dopmcnt 5une)1 of Lantano Moun·
lain and ~er followtd throuah """"' devc~1 . Lain Vick)' qunuoru l Roerr Gofdon. 1n111u111 tba1 the fashtr of
htrchald was the l'l\Ulcd man kJIJed 1:1 thc-
c~plosion She th1nlt1 UC> mUSt ltl'O"'
e"~1h1na. 1ndud11" how Nick) Sm11h as
an\lcM\'ed. She P"CUU Roeer un111 ht ydls
tl\;t 1f sht doesn't drop 1t, she w11r bt
pumna her en11rt family 1n dan.,er.
IANTA BAUAllA. Sonn)' and Gin
pttpare to bllt'ltma1I C.C Gina and
Sonn) 's plot IS revealed and they lrT
jaded.' • . . .
NY City Opera upholds
Th• New York City Opera Comp•ny·1 version of Mozart's .. Th• M •glc flute" was •
bOW to authentk lty.
Guitarist says 'metal mania c'
Ozzy Osbourne is a comed ian
ly RfCK NELSON
~--s.n.er.
TACOMA. Wash -When Ouy
Osboume·s 1u1tanst. Zakl W>lde,
was asked about a rcccr,it news item
from Portland. Ort .. he was tempor-
arily u a loss for words -al least
pnntable ones. Ltt Fehrcnkamp. man gcr of the
commauion that oversees Portland's
MemonaJ Cohseum. ""rote a letter to
the conctn promoter asluns that
Osbou~. v.-ho performed an the
Seattle Center Cohseum Fnday nllf\t
a ndpla)cd PonlandThunda)', "omit
clements tn htl performance which
refer to sl.tCh thinp as infant sacnficc
and suicide ..
''What a bunch of dumb (deleted).''
morr or le capturC1 1he \pint of
Wrldt's reaction.
The 22-ycar..old . ..,ho's been pla)-
1n1 v.-1th LM a.elf« nbcd "metal
maniac" Osbourne for tv.o )Cars.
even tu.ally ran out of eitplttl\ t HC'
dented that there's any 5001 reference
to murdcnna blbiet. and t.Skcd. -01d
LANDERS
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ht actual!) know what .. u1c1de
Soluuon' 1s about?
"The words to the song are ·wine 1s
fine. but whtskcy's qu1ckcr/Su1c1dc 1s
slow with IJquor. ·Ozzy wrote 11 about
Bon Scott (late ACOC vOC'ahst). mon,
'cause that's the way the au> ~1lkd
h1mstlf. "Suicrdc rs slCJW wtth ltquor,'
man. It JUSt CTCCps up on )OU nod
you're dead before )Ou lnow 11
"There's not one word in that son'
that says 'ufe sucks. k.111 )Ourself.
you kn!?w what I mean It's JUSt about
liquor.
If people arc m1stnlcrprttang the
me:ssqr of ·• uac1dc Solution ...
there's sull room for concern about
IN hat Osbourne 1s up to these da) s He
aot lot of mcd11 co"eraat for a ~ncs
of onstagc antics that included biting
the head off a bat. Does 'W ) Ide worr>
what Ony's aoang to do next?
.. ah, hC''s so cool. man He's not
hkC' that. not hot and cold You can
always have a con\.ersat1on with the
IU) He's funn), too He"s • rom-
ed1an ..
r.om persoaHI are caref1Uy ••per·
•l-4. PrilOMrt a.re &olcl &• m•tr•t U.elr
frie84t ... relatlva Mt to nod
meety. S.rT'J altMI y .. r lou. nuts
for •r1tlaa to wara otaltn. DEAR ANN LANDER M) .,..._,n.
dcrful brothetd1cd of AIDS I thank 1t
IS JUSt tembk thal \\-hcne\.er th1~
v.ord apptal"5 1n the ncw-spapcr 11 1s
pnnted an capital lcttm. hke uu~:
IDS No othtt d1~a~ 1 t~attd 1n
1h1s ~'ly. I have nt\Cr sttn ~here
a nyone died of C ER
Pkate ask newspapers no& to add to
the heartbreak oflhc f•mahcs f hank
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. the charm of 'Magic Flute'
l y MICHAEL lltYDlYNSKf
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The New York. C'lty Opera's Wei.I
Coast premiere of Mo1art's "l)ie
Zaubcrfloctc" (" fhe Magic Flute")
Wednesday was an e"cnina of dc-
ltJhtfull) sill) merriment and h n -
c1sm framed by authen11rn'
Lcadin& 1h1s 11dd) bnpde ,.t the
Oranae Counl) Perform1n1 <\ns
Center was Stephen D1d1;\0n as Papascno, the Bird~·at\:hcr (on-
s1denng his d1m1nut1 ... c. elf-h._c.ap-
pcarancc and hltinJ mo\t·mcn1s he
pc>sSC'Sscd a surprmn&I> v.c1aht' and
clear barnonc range
Dickson's strong 'IUlt hov.c,cr.
was his bnlhant comae I\ tina.
Whether mock1nJ. frustra1cd or fear-
ful, his emotions captured 1he essence
ofh1s role flawlessly He v.as alwa)s 1n
character, even when ofT 10 thC' ~•de.
fidgeting. mo' ing. reacting. Not c' e n
an actual mild earthquake that rocked
the hall near the end. JUSI when he
wa11cd for the audience to respond 10
tus surc1dc attempt (God must ha'c
been watching. tool. dC'temi him
from his charactentataon
Michele Mc Bnde pro'cd • .,..on-
dcrfull) c lT«t1"e match for 01\kwn
1n her bncf role as Papagena C\·
•
pcc1all) when she made her first
couple of appearances as an old hq.
Their cute. mouth-poppina duet
.. Papageno-Papagena" pro"cd an
eas) challenge for both of them.
Their 1lCl1f'g "'as tn sharp contrast
with the rest of the en~mblt''!>, which
appeared done! tn pcnod auura''
\\-h1ch as to SA) 1t w1s rather suited
Pr1nc1pals frcquentl) moved dov.n-
Stagt and turned to the 1ud1C'nce to
sina v.ords supposcdl) d11'C(·ted at
each other. The pnc~ts' .\ct 11
opcnma scene took an almost 1ntcr-
minabl) long ume (blame Motart
and hbrtmst Emanuel h1kncder.
not the performers) Emotion) .... ere
either hinted 1t or d1spb)ed 1n a
stvhzed manner
This method &3'~ "The M 1c
Flute" an oddh c:harmmgqua1ntnC)S
This 1) mo!>t It d> the ~> the ~tngl.'rs
must ha'e beha\.C~d on stage during
Mozart's umr. realistic a~11n1 IO
opera i.ult ha'-1n1 to wait another
centun before bttomrna acceptabk
Another bow to coml>lttenc s -
the opera ran 3 hours and 10 minute
-WI'\ t~ 1nclu"on of all the spol cn
d1aloaue tn the ona.inal (Jerman
(undoubtC'<il) thanks to the ovet~ad
electron1<· translator). It added to the
overall fcclin& of watching "The
MlJlc Autc" an Mozan's time ( 1191)
and place (Vienna).
Tenor Walter MacNe1I and
soprano Ehzabeth H}ncs made an
attracu ... e couple as Pnn~ Tamano
and Pamana M cNc11's shallow act-
ing and H>ncs' on~xprcss1on pcr-
lormnnet' -again, in keeping with
the pcr.od -"'c~ far overshado~cd
b\ the dean. d1scrtttl} vibrato tonal
Quaht1C' of their unaffected voices.
Rachel Rosales had her suprtme
moment as lhc Queen of the Nl&ht
with her famous Act JI ana; Rodney
Godshall cxh1b1tcd a profoundly
movina bas.so profundo as Sarastro.
and Richard Fraclr.cr prov1~ a few
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of good Players
Cincinnati coach -~
avoided ax, now
is in Super Bowl
ThcC inClnnati Bcnpln rrh ed in
• M1am1andqu1ckly,hed thcirwin1cr
coatsaod tot ready to soak 1n some
sun.
Who would have ever bcheved that
thcywoukSatt this fat'? ,
Af\crlaststas0n.1tw sthcoptn1on
of aJI the foot bl II people that head
coac h Sam W)chc would be fired
Paul Brown who runs the Bcnpls
chose n ot to fire his youna head
coach.
So what 1fhe found ways to lose
games and anacr his star quanerback'Y
Brown decided to 11ve Wyche
another year or else.
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began preparauon for the upcomana
season. Before a ny rookies were
drafted . Wyche went o ut and broke
both ofh1 sarms dunnpcclebnt)
basketblllpme That scnouah to
make a man v.onder about luck
Luck did fi nally come 1n the wa) o f a runn1n1 back named lckey who was
rescued by Nevada· La\ Vep\ from
thcp!'J'OfF~no. kkcy, the b•&
2)(J.pounddancirv.1lh the famous
pon) tail.ran for over l.OOO yardsand
better than fi .. e yards a carry
lckcy, the m an that fou nd a wa> to
beat the NFL rule of not celebra11n1
after a touchdown k key I urned o n
thc c11yof C 1ncmnat1 bydo1n1a ~n
shoe routine in front of the bench.
One game he even had Paul Brown
doing it on thc\1dehncs w11h ha m
As much ~ lckcy go t the press.
James Brooks. the other runn1 nJ
back.alsoaverascd more than the
~·ardsa carry while gaining more than
900 yards for the )'Car Brooks. the
man theCha~crsdraftedout of
Auburn and let go to the Bcnph for .i
big full back named Pete Johnson
Pete 1s no longer a fullback. he's no ..
JUSt full. as an eatina 100 much f Pfeaw SU RICARDO /141
o.-, ~ ...... ~ .... ~ ......
Corona•• Matt Cwlertnla (1 Sf drtve1 around defense of
an.nc1a·1 Augustin Heredia In Friday•• Sea VJew contest.
SATURDAY. JANUARY 21, ~919
Intense play
leads· Eagles
into second
Curtis~ Heredia
lead Eagles' 65-52
·win over Sea Kings
ey JON fERGUSON
Of .... 0-"¥ ,_ SIJllll
• Both roaches v.l"rt' 1n agre-ement
afterward that mten~lly was the ke\'to
Estancia H aah's 65-52 Sea iew
League boys 6aslr.etball demoh11on of
Corona del Mar: Fndaj n1itit. Easies Coach T im O'Bnen praised
his team's consistent IC'\el of 1t
throu&hout.
"I think our 1ntcns11y was ste d )
the entire game." O'Brien said "We
never really hll a lull. The key to tlus
win was a cons1stcn1 cfTon for 32
minutes. and )ou've got to do tha t
against Corona That's what we
talked about bclo~ 1he pme .::.
cons1s1cnc) and 1ntC'n!>1t) -and we
aot 11 ..
The Sea Kin~· Paul Oms rapped
his team for a lad. of 1t
"We don't tool Ille we ha'e an' des•~ ... Oms said "\\r re an troubl~
1f ""e kttp pla\.1n1 lake that. Tho-.c
&U)'S )Ult doa't play bard. We do n't
dese~t 1nyth1nt af we play hkt that
(Estancia) detcrvci the credit for
play1na hard the ~hole pme."
The effect of it boosled EStanci1
16-2. 3-1, into sole posxssion of
second platt behind the lequc's onl)
unbc'llen tcam.Saddleback. CdM fell
to 12-6. 2·2. and into a thtrd·placc uc
\llllh Un1 \ers11y. ,
O'Brien 1s ~tat1e ,,.,,h tbe Ea&lc''
position and with the fact ~tr onl)
loisn came 1p1nst tlAIO h1ahly re·
prdcd team s -Irvine in non-league
play and Saddleback.
"I don't cu e who wins the Super
Bowl now." O'Bnen· s.a1d "I told
them anerward. I know )'OU gu)'s arc
winning I'll enJOY 11. beau~ 1n the
Sea V 1cw League, )OU don't get a lot of
rest."
Make Curtis poured an 26 poi nt on
10-of-19 shooting and grabbed 10
rebound and Augusu n Heredia
added 18 po1n1und six assists 10 key
the Eagle • who grab bed a s-4 lead on
Paul McDaniel's 3-pointer 21 .
minutes 1n10 the game and ne1.er
looked bacl
Corona del M r tned to keep the
pre ure on both Cunis and Heredia.
I~•~ lff EST ANCfA/12f
·-Warriors
win behind
Schweer
Oilers climbing Long road, top Barons
W oodridge tops Laguna;
Tro1ans collect overtime
w in over Sailors. 63-5 7
By RICHARD DUNN
0..., Hee c..r .. ...-
You can count point\ anJ n:-
bound'> but )OU l an t pu1 .i pme tag
o n such 1ntang1bks a\ lloor leader-
ship
It\ no SC( rct lhal f red~ h"'eer I\ a
quancrback onl) he"• u~u.tll) Jmna
11 on IM gridiron rather than the
hardwood
Woodbndae H~h oact81ll han-
non stresxs nso ff> tu oun
team. and Friday 01pt the Warnors
pro' 1dcd enough of 1t o n their home
coun to hold o n and defeat Laauna
Beach in the Pacific C OOISt Lca,uc
66-60. a\ hwrer held thr Wamorc.
t<>cethcr down she m-etch
"W ith a )Oung team. )OU ha'e 10
ha\.t' a st"n1or ""ho"s con1nbu11ng
c no ujh 1n cenaan s11ua11ons."' said
Shannon who~ Warno" faced a
uuehn& non-lcaauc o;c·hrdule th•~
)C'U
"Fred does what )Ou"d hkc a ..en1or
leader to do He icts the loose ball~. he·~ always ""ork1n1 hard on defense.
and ton1Jht he got some of those Iona
rebounds 1n the lane .rnd that wa\ a
bt& fa tor ··
Huntington Beach in first with 7 1-6 1 win over Fountain Valley
ByEOZINTEL
0-.. ,._ C41<•"f'O'"'-""
It'~ ~ri a long road hark tor Jt:IT
Long But. fortunatel) lor Hunt-
ington Beach High\ ba\kctball tcam.
the 6-foot-.i senior center 1s bacl
Fount:11n Valle\ ( <lalh Da\l'
Brown 'i.ald Long.· ""ho m1\\Cd 12
games earlier th1-; 5<'ason """h a
'ie\Crcl' wra1ncd ant..lc "'a\ thl·
d11Tcrence 1n Huntington Bc..al h·-.
up~t "''n O\Cr his \1s1tang Baron-;
Frida) night
The Oilers beat Fountain Valle'.
1 1-61. as Long helped to control the
1ns1de game and allo"' foN-ard Scott
Dra~t to pump in a game-high :!~
po1n .
~win gnt•s Huntington Beach u
4-1 rttord 1n lhl' 'iuns.:t l l'aauc and
an O\t•rall record of Q.9 Fo untain
\. .illC'\ 1hc "u .i-ranl t·d tl'am 1n
Orange ( ounl' go1nf into the game
J mp!> lo .i.1 .ind I"·-·
Sailors
choose
White
Huntington ~ach which last won
1hc Sunset League 111k in 1979. ha\
now won 1ts la.-,1 four including ""ins
01.cr powcrhouws <>cC"an Vic"' and
Foun1ain Valle)'
"We're pealing at the right 11ml·
~•d Hun11ngton Reach ( oach ffo)
~1llcr "\\1th Long ni the post "'e'rl'
a n un<K·lli<.h team and we ha'c good
1ntC'nor pa'>\1ng \\c reall) nrn~d him ..
H untington Beach got o ff 10 a las1
start. 1al1na a:!:!-I 3 first-quarter lead
The Oiler., ..cored I I unan'""ercd
point~ during one '>lretch 1ncludmg
"' b) Drake Then Drake 'l(llrl·d the 01tc~· lir\I
nint po1nu of the second quancr 10
11'-.:t Huntington Beach a ll-::!O lead
long p1d.C'd up h1.-. third foul "'1th
3 2\J lclt in the hr-.. t h;ilf. hu1 l ong "cl'
thcretolo,cr llernn,cneda '·point
plil) 10 g"e liun11ngton Btal'h a .14-:?n lead
"Drake 1\ Ilk~: the \1lcn1 a\'>.W11n , ·
~11ler ~·d "He docn't get mulh
pr.me. but he\ an important hnl ·
rhr other 1mponant hnk for the
Oiler l.\ll\ guard And) Thomp<,0n
1 he S-toot 10 ~nior guard turned 11
on 1n the wrnnd halt ~onna 16 ofh1\
I 8 point\
Huntington Beach nttded a &u'
hke hlc t homp..on to step foN-ard as
Fountain \ ;alle) made ;a fourth
quaner comC"bal'l
Behind center Mike Merli ""ho
scon-d IM point'> to lead 1hr Baron\.
Fountain Valle) '>taged .t wmeba k
that clo~·d the pp to b:! Sg "'llh :! 50
lclt The Barons "'ent ll> a P~"
dctcnst an the founh 4u1ncr m hl·lp
get them bad• an 11
Ru1 both I uca\ and Lona ~ort'd on
\hort Jumper\ 10 &"c Hun11ngton
Realh a bl>-5 lead "'11h I 4b lrft and
knock out f'ountain \. alle~ tor g<KKi
I ucaund Lona had 11 point\C'Jl h
tor the Oiler\ Dralc and Luca\ "'ere
the leading rcboundrl'\"' 1th I:! and I 0
rc,pccll"eh
Dl''>p1te · h1u1ng -.c\.en \-point
b skcts the Baron did nu1 l>hom
v.cll h1tt1ng 23--01-b:! \hots Dernd.
C Orloran had I 3 points .rnd T t>m
Wea .. cr had 11 tor Fo unu1n \ allc\
Huntington Beach madc-~6-ot."s4
shots from the field
"The' (H un11n11on Bea h) pha\cd
'en v.cll." 8rov.n said. "The\'rr
tatc'ntcd. and then gc111n1 Lona b.id
has made a tremendous d11Tcrcnu·
They are far supcnor to ~here the'
~ere t""o ~ttl .,.,o The\ hould act
ctcdll lor a gmat game •·
M1ller13\e pr-31\(' hi r homp<,{ln lor
1al an1 ton1rol 01 lhl· &oarne 1n lhC'
tounl\ quant>r
"Ht rCJilh acts \:aught up 1n thl"
momC'nt." Miller ~1d. -He Ir.nu"''
.,.,hen he takes bad shoa but tonight
he ~a JUSt pullin& them up thc.:·n·
'\ 1·" POH I C I '''IC l'HO-\ ll
Paulson, Burroughs
tied for early lead
round t~t '3"' him rt'(Or'\l \I\ hird1r'
andapaarotbo C)\
"The grttn\ ll"l' tou~h. h'l"'t"' C'r 1 he\ arc tnch and tou to rC'ad 11·,
the same t\l'I"\ ~car t ouJh \\ho-
e1.cr fisurC's uut the grttnc, " the one
Lone Thoftllpson
v.11hout tear."
~ 'ikcd if 1h1 v.as h1 tt>~m b1w 1
v.1n of the ~;a on. 1nclud1na the v.an
overOce1n V1cv.. M1tlcrsa1d. "E'C'I)
"'" 1 a bla v.1n 1n the un~t Le ut.
I'm JU" &lad wC''rt' .i I "
El-.cv.here 1n thC' un t Fr•d \;
Oc'un Vl~wlt .~lart.u U . rhehost
\ I 1ngs held Ocean \i tel.\ . ., r odd
~orman to JU\I four poant but that "'"'3' thl' e' tent o l 1hcar !>UC\'C'!>S a the (,.lea~ se« SUNSET /121
Pacific
ne·xt test
for UCI
By JON FERGUSON
Of_O..,. ..... ~
I
The An 1sts 7-10. l·J. held a 20-17
ed&e ear1)" 1n the wcond quarter. its
last ~dvan111e 8u1 Laauna would no1
go down without a li&}lt. In the \CrnnJ
half, the \\ arnor. k;id ""a" nt'' l'r
vcater than ~'en
The Wamors 5· I 0. '·I. tool.. <1
hck1n1 earl) 1n the )Car. hut no"'
stand _pnmtd 10 make a run at J
pla_>ofT spot 1n the c IF 4-.\
Newport Harbor picks
ex-OCC quarterback
as new baseball coach
Each shoot 6l's for
one-shot edge over
six after fl(S t round
By HOWARD l HANDY
D~,.... c.,..~..,_...
Denn" P.aul,on a graduate of
( o<,ta Me~ tt1gh 01nd < larl Bur·
rouah' ot f'lnrtd.t Jrl' tied for the lead
alter fir t roun\t pla~ in lhc 15th
annual ~l'"°P'>n < l.a''>ll Pro· \m &oil
tournament at "C'"'pon Beach ( oun
It') ( lub
who ~•II"''" 'T\t' bttn tta' 1n11 real tough time
with m) pulling I "":a" 'itcl rc<entl~
and dunng that time I ~ent throuah
all of m) d 1pp1ngs from thl· umc
when I "'as put11n& v.cll I \.1w that I
had changed m\ .. 1ance and I v.cnt
b:td 10 the old one and hit ~ lot of
putt'i toda' that had a 1:hantl" nt gnin~
in
The l Cl men·., ba l etball team
lluomplnhcd two th1na: Thursda'
n1ah1 •a.am t F re no ~tale v.h1" h < oath 8 111 Mulligan feel., arC" 11.c\
faltOrs 10 nghtina a rough .. 11n this -
~a son
Schweer Woodbridge :r. quar
1crbltk v.ho ha accts>tcd a football
\Chol1rsh1p to Ortgon ~tc had four
rebounds 1n t~ final quaner Perhaps
his b111t1t one me w11h 3" m:1ds
left aft(r Woodbfl<tJC mmcd 1 lrtt
throw
Wam orsguard BQ .\shkenaz> sank
the fro nt end ofa one-1nd--0nc to put
his team ahead, 66-60. but an1\\Ci.l 1ht ~ond and bi.lll bounced w1 ldl) otT
the nm h'41Ccr sptartd 11 going
h11h 1n the air Mo,, 1mportanll). 11
enabled the Wamon 10 control the
ball as ume o p1rtd
"(Schweer) JU\t lo'e' to pla).'' ~hannon Yid . ··He's th<' Ir.end o f
stn10t-pla)er )'OU hke 10 ha'e on )Our
team ..
h~ttr fin1 hC'd with w"c n
board and ~\Cn point\, mdud1n1 a
.)..pointer 10 o~n t ht ~onJ half,
putuna tbC' Wamo r$ up. 36·.lO
The main Woodbnd n~r "'"
1un1or au.ard Joey ohcn. v.ho-. \ 1n
,,.. ...... ltOUNOUft 1•11
By ROGER CARLSON
Of ... 0.-,, ,_fun
Newpon Harbor li1ah'\ search for
a bu eball coach to replace Wa)nr
'Heck. who rcs1a.ned recently bccaUSt'
o f vanous prt'ssures has ended with
thr announcement of Billy White ~
the Sailors· coach
"We feel 8111)' IS the f UY v.e nttd 1n
our baseball proeram. t.a•d Athleuc
Dutttor 8111 P1zz1ca .. He's a crcden-
11aled teacher and that '°he a lot of
problems And he ha lM u pcncncc
~ need to handle the playcn and
boostcn At hiJ u mc a nd plact he'\
the ma n for u "
White, 45 and a ru1dent of ( orona
dd Mar Wlth has wife. Beth, and 4-
yar-old stcpdaua,htcr. comt" to
Harbor ~•th a ~ulth of pla\'tnl and
c h1n1 u~nen~.
The s11n1na quanetblc k for the
1963 JunlOf Rose 8oVr"I champion Or.• Coast ollqt' Pirate under
Dick Tucktt. he waJ a four·)' r
tancr as a prep 1n bl.Kball. and ha
,, '"''' I IC \f k
8UtJWhlte
been a basketball o fficial for e1gh1
ycan
In all, he tanc:d and excelled an
baseball a nd football for eight Jcars
(four as a prep. two at Coast an t~o
at Cal Poly Pomona
Hi• coach1n1 back&ro und includes
two yean a the head ba~ball c.:h
at Scrv1te H1ah (IQ66-'67). t~o )Car)
a an a 11tanl at Westminster. a )Car
11 orona dcl Mar. a )ear at Ocean
V1cv. and scHral )elf'\ an \ilnous
ummer proanms
White as a teacher Ill rest (om·
munit). a JU'tn1le coun fac1h1y and
w1ll operate as a walk-on c h
.. The houn are perfect for me.··
said White, who insisted h('s not
anttm1dlted b) Harbor's pan fru~
trlltOn
"'I'm notaPIT urtcoach.'' hu aad
Pia) ana in near·ix·rtC'ct ~cat her
cond1t1on' the." l\hl \uuna pro\ fired
4 under par ti " on I nda~ and will
tce-<>IT a1 10 I~ th1\ morning 1n the
final four'°mc nl the un1Quc format
I nth ot the 74 pro'I entered 1n tht'
C\Cnt '' paired ""1th an umatcur
p;\rtnc.:'r under the format C'\tabh\hed
b' the \pon,onna 5~~ < lub Hoaa
\lemonal Hoc,1111al. Prcsb' 1enan is
the t>t·nclic11n
rra1hna thr.kadl'" .,, a 1nilc shot
an: ... , otht'r pro' 1n lud1na .\Ian
Tap1c ot Laguna ~1gucl
Tap1e spent \c.:'' era I \can on tht'
P0 ::\ l our~nJ mac.JC' 1t lo the final\ ot
t~ r t:nt QUJhl~ '"J hool tr) ma to
re-cst:abh'ih h1m\C'll on the tour once
pin
.. , thought the cou~ pl >Cd ea
lotU)." f>aul~m uJ rollOllrlOI ht
"I v.ould ha1.c quahfiC'd tor th1\
)Cir' tour tf I had putted well at the
qualafyinJ hool
"This 1 my ~st round in a Ion&.
long time I onl) had tWll hoke, ,.here
I Y.ason tooa) -101nJ 14 I m Hn
~11sficd ~1th m} gaml· ngh1 nt1"'. I
had tv.o bo C)~ and on both o l them I
m de bad '"' 1n~ and mis d the
Jrttn but those v.t'fc m' f; uh
"I pla)ed bc.'ttC'r 11n the ck '•dt•
toda) and fina ~the l:t\t eight hole\
4--under-par {tour h1rd1cs and no
bo&c)'i).
Paul n ,., a lormer f IQ)\~ l n.i11onal
Iona dn' 1n1 "hampmn hut d<'C n t
'-"Ire about that t1\k or reputation ~n'
more
"I want to be kno"'n \ a o.;ld
f~aM SH GOlF /MJ
CdM's Shryock l.Vlns 111lle event at Indoor meet
1y ""'K wo..con
l 0 l -< oron~ dC'I \tar lt1gh·,
( rrq. hl)OCk'll\d fddK" u~cll k'd a tak n• J ficlJ
of arc-a runnen f ndlly niaJll at the ~h nnu:al
e..,._ ..... p1119 M-4\41 . S.• a2.
.\ ftcr a 64-61 v.1n o'er tht Bull·
d .. the .\ntt'atcrs s.Q :!-3 ~111 host
thr I n 11.c~ll) of Pacific. 5.q 1 -4,
tom&ht 1n a 81g \\ e't C onfert'ncc
pmt at .. l () 1n the Bren bent'
C'cn tC'r
'\\e'\e got to "'1n the do..e ones
no~ ... sa1d"\.1ulhgan ha' ing "'atchcd
l <. I r.1 II)' from a I '-poant firs• halt
deficit before holding ofl r-resno 1n
the final S<"lond'>
· lf-rt'ino> wa\ our N'\t dC'len IH'
dlon:· Mul11g;.sn addC'd But the
.\nte1tC'l"'i v.111 l;ill' ;a d1fTrr.:n1 \1tu·
1t1lln 1on11ht
f n.-sno d()(' n t Ii h· th<'ir pla .. <'"" to
Jo 1h1hJ'> 1n'h' rdualh ·· Mulhµn
""'1d •• A.\I mult \toe lould gl"t up 1n their
f3lt' 1 he onh perwn \\l' hld dillil ul·
h ~1th "'"' H1J<'U Rah bccau\t' he
f)tnetrall"d and hun u' Pae11il 1\
d11Ttrtn1 Th<''·, r got re;all\ Quick
f.U'' and the> ll"t tht·m o ..
nd thr r1 l'l"'i aller 01ng v.11hout
a "'1n in , onkrtn c a \t~r a~o C'n f P HW Sff UC:l/841
•
Lundy, Scruggs
lift sec, 120-1s
Or..-CoMI DAILY PILOT/ IMurdey, JMUatY 21, 1118
nJoseState's 'irregulars' gain
~respect despite loss to Fuller-tor-1
,,
SAN JOSE -The c~pcc1ed blooper· ~
film mattnal never matenahzcd when the •
San Jose Statt mqulars played Cal State '
Fullerton Thursda)'. niaht. ---• San JoK has11ly assembled a collection of rt-place·
mftltl for the pmc after 10 players revolted again!>\
•Coach Bill Berry, and it promised to be quite a show.
Actually. the pick-up squad pined some respect in
losin&. 82-60. four of the newcomers. who JOincd four.
f'CIUlan loyal lO Berry, came from the football team.
mcludin1 star running back Johnn)
Johnson. who scored eight points
Four others were non-scholarship athletes.
"We've been together JUS:
overnight and you can't expect ve11
much. but I thought we pla)'cd
better tonight than most people
expected:' said Johnson.
"The kids did really well under
the conditions.'' Ben; said ... , was
~---. pleased with the effort. obv1o·usly I
'$ _.., think we will be respectable." • 1 Other area coaches rallied behmd Bcm.
' · "I'm disappoinled lhAl any group of a1hle1es would
. .
Duay Alqe, the Boston Celtics guard who
once played major league baseball for Toronto, on
rumon that he mi&ht be traded to the lowl y Miam i
Heac .. If I act tra<fed to Miami. I'm contacting the
Blue Jays."
. L ---------------------------------------' Chicago wins In final second
Dirk Graum scored as time e~pired in
regulation Friday night and goaltender Alain ...
Cknier tu med aside 24 shots in his Chicago 1• ~
debut as the Blackhawks beat the Red Wings
in Detroit. 3-2. Graham launched a dcspcrataon shot
toward the Detroit net with time running out . beating
goaltender Gre1 Stefu about the same moment the blue liaht came on signifying the end of the period . .
ETsewhere in the NHL: ltlrk M•ller scored his second goal
of the game with 35 seconds left m overtime 10 hft cw
Jersey to a 6-5 victory over Wash1ng1on in Landover. Md
... Edmonton's Cbrlle Hltddy and Philadelphia's Rick
Tocdtet traded early power-play goals as the Oiiers and
visiting Ayers played to a 1-1 tie ... In Winnipeg. rookie
Pat Ely .. lk had two goaJs and three assists 10 upstagl'
Mario Lem1nx'1 50th goal and lead the Jets to a 7-3
victory over Pittsburgh.
McCaskill, Angels agree
Pitchers Kirk McCHklll and Jose
G•1mu and catchers Geao Petralll and * S&eve Lake sculed their arbitration cases
Friday. each agreeing to one-year contracts.
McCaskill, 8-6 last season with a 4.31 earned-run avcr3ge
auecd with the Angels at $400.000. a raise of S 138.000.
tie had asked for $430.000 in arbitration and the >\ngcls
had offered $350,000. Guzman. 11-13 "11h a 3.70 ERA.
sculed w11h the Texas Rangers at $425.000. a raise of
S2SS.OOO. Petralia. who batted .282 with seven homers
and 36 runs balled in. scllled with Teus at $325.000. a S 185,000 raise. Lake. acquired by Ph1ladclph1a last
month 1n a three-player trade w11h l. Louis. sculed with
the Philhes for $280.000. a $40.000 raise . . Teddy
HJpera, pitching ace of the Milwaukee Brewers the last
four seasons. underwent surgcl) Fnda)' to remove a
hem1a1ed disc m his back and will mass the bcJ1nn1ng of the 1989 scason ... Cleveland 1elcv1s1on station W J\\'
citing an anonymous source. rcponed Fnda y that former
Browns' Coach Marty Sclilotteallelmer would be named
head coach of the Kansas City Chiefs on Tuesday. taking
over for the fired Fraak Gaan.
do that to a COICh. 1 prOlflm and 10 the uni\i~1t)"." sai1d
Lou CampeMlh of C1liforn1a. ··1 don't bche\C.' 1ha1·~ the
Wll) to do It bttau5C It puts CH'f)Onc In bad .. ,ht.
"In thow in1tance., thert-arr no winnen. fthis 1~n't
the worst n11h1mare (for a c01ch), 1t'& one of the ~orst. ..
"It's a ume when the 1~m·s character v.ould rcall)'
stand out when you deal w11h ad,crsll)," said llnl\ ersit) of San Franci co Coach Jim Brovdh. ''And I don't thank
Jumping ship 1 lhc naht an~wer."
Berry called t~c JO pla)'cf\ who quit the "e~-team."
say1na. "II could have been resolved real easily ... I think
it was an unfonuna1e ctcc"1on ••
He said he 1hought a few of those I 0 "had a change of
hean. but aot caught upemo11onally and could back out"
Berl') adde" "There are a few guys I can say I might
take back There arc some I wouldn't take bad .. " Johnson saad he was till having some d1flkulty
beheving he's sudden I) a starter on the ba ketball team
"When I was called. I thou&hl ii wasajoke," J.ohnson
jatd. ··1 said. 'This isn't Coacfl Berry." The coach said. ·Yes, 1t is.'"
"My hat 1s off 10 Bill Bcm.'' said Fullcnon Coac:h
John Snttd. "He assembled a team offootball f>la)ersand
they had no pra uce and they s11ll pul fonh a great effort.
There wasn 1 much execution, bul overall they did a remar~ablc JOb ...
Lakers now 1 7-0 at home
M1gtc Jolansea scored 30 points as Los >. ~ Angeles increased 11s home record 10 17-0
wuh a 115-99 victory over 1he Dallas
Ma vericks at the Fourm. It was also Dallas'
ninth consccuu ve loss on the road. Dallas trailed 63-36 at
halftime and then outscored the Lakers. 35-17. in the third quaner 10 pull within nine. In the fourth quarter.
WLth thc1.a1Lcrsleading 82-75.Johnson madeconsecullvc
3-pointcrs. Miclaael Cooper then made another 3-pointer
1n a 14-2 run and the Lakers led 92-77 with 8:35 lefl ...
Elsewhere 1n the NBA: Denali JollnsOJI made three long
1umpers down the stretch and Boston withstood
Phaladclphaa's founh.quarter comeback. bcaling the
76ers. 117-109. at Boston Garden ... Bill Lalmbeer
scored a season-high 27 points and Adrian Daatte.r added
25 as Detroit beat Indiana at home. 132-99. for its third
straight win and the Pacers' fifth stra1gh1 setback ... Karl
Malone's Jumper w11h two seconds remaining gave Utah
a 98-96 '1ctory O\.er Milwaukee an Salt Lake C11~. the
Bucks' first loss in nine games against the Western
Conference . In Oakland. Mltcb Rklilmoad's 3-pointer
lnggered a 10-point fourth.quarter run as Golden State
defeated Houston. 121-1 14. for its SC\.enth straight
victory. matching us longest winning streak 1n 14 years
Barnes records world best
LOS ANGELES -Randy Barnes. who -• lost a gold medal on the last throw of the ~ t..
Seoul Olympics, got somethingJuSl as good r
-a worl~ indoor shot put best of74 feet . 41/~
inches Fnday night at the Sunk1st In\ 11at1onal rrack meet
Barnes' spectacular toss mo\.ed him 1n10 fifth on the
all-11mc world hst. indoors and outdoors.
Barnes" sixth and final throw nearly hit the prolccll H' bamerat the ba{'k of the shot put Sttloron the noorofthc SponsArena
The toss shattered the old indoor bt' t of 73 fee t. ont··
half inch by Werner Gunthor of witzcrland 1n 1987 It
was the first 11me the shot put \\.as conte 1cd here \1ncc 1977
In another event. Steve Sco11 \\.On the mile 1n 4:00 80.
beating Jeff Atkinson. who clocked 4:0 I 09 Joe Falcon of
the Un1vcrs11yof Arkansas was third in 4:04. 77 .\tk1nso n
had beaten 011 in the 1.500 meters at 1he Ol)'mp1c tnal~
Jackie Joyncr-Kcrscc. who ~on the 1988 01> mp1{'
heptathlon and longJump, won the womcn·s·60 meters m
6.68. Just missing the meet record of 6.66 set m 1981 b>
Evelyn Ashford Ashford withdrew due 10 illness. but was at the meet.
Mccumber, 'Glasson In front
SCOTTSDALE. Ariz. Mark ----McCumbcr grabbed a share of the lead .. /
moments before darkness halted second-tll/
round play Friday at the Phoenix Open golf ----
tournament.
McCumbcr completed two trips over the windblown
TPC course al Scottsdale in 133 and was ued at that
figure, nine under par, with Billy Glasson.
McCu mbcr. a member of the U"iltd States' winning
World Cup team last fall, had a xcond-round 69.
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loaded Sunday
MIAMl(AP)-Slm Wychtput it lnsimplcterms-
hia Canannatt Bmal• arc Olvad, the Sin Francuto 49'1'1
are Goliath in Sunday's Suptt Bowl: .. Tht'»'re c:omina out
in armor. ~ wear sandals.··
Sure, llJd 8111 Wallh, amaiinc 320-pound Bnan
Bladot and 280-pound Anthony Munoz in sandaJ' And IC) 1t ~nt, the final formal n~ws eonfcreottt for
the two coaches before tbe pmt. Evenb so major that
they were telecast on closed circuit an cvcl') room 11 the
hea<Sauartcr hotel. ..
· 8ut while wak'ina up to Wal.sh and W)'~hc rather than
"Good Momina Amcnca" might have been a ~lcome
diversion forthi random tourist 1t the hotel, at was ~ly
more of the same for th~ who ha\C hstencd to the two
coachca lhis week.
The only developments of note WC1'C on two fronts-
in.Jury and storm. And even those 'Acre hardly cause for
concern.
Wyche reported that Dlvid Fulcher. the Beop.ls'
strona safety, bruised his left knee in practice Thurlday
but WIS eApttted to be ready to play. So WU Jerry Rice,
the 4'9en' WICk recerver and m11n ofTens1vc threat. wbo
rearuured his na.ht ankle Monday, was able to dance at a
disco by Wednesday and ran 1n pracucc Thul'iday
The weather news was a httlc more iffy -the Iona·
range forecast was for a a pme-t1mc temperature of 68
dcarees w11h a 60 percent chance of showers. It drew the
classic coach-hke mponse.
.. It would be too bad if rain disrupts the pme plans:·
said Walsh. whose team won the NFC title 1n the m1nui
20-dcgrce wind chills of Ch1ca10.
"But it would be the same for both teams ... ,.,; w~i"' on Slllge first, .... nna the same black rugbyih1 h anbrange Bcnpls logo and a wb1&e collar
Wt be ' om all week. "I thoupn nobody had
noticed.' 1said. "It's the only long-sleeved Nh 1n I
brought." ·
Of course. he also brought sandals.
"We rcall;r don't have a chance to win this game,"
Wyche said. "But they've sold all the 1clcv151on ads so
they have 10 play. That's why we're here. But the 4'9crs
outmatch us 10 virtual!)' every category. staruna wuh
head coach."
Sure, said WaJsh, who pve Wyche his first coachma
JOb with the 49ers 1n 1979.
~I think that David and Gohath thing has bttn used
before," he said. ··11 gOC$ back so many years. I'm
surpnscd Sam couldn·1 come up with somcthina more
updated.
(PfHse lff SUPER IOWL/14J
Fullerton women ease
to win over Rustle rs
Fullcnon College h\.ed up 10 11s u cdenuals as the
state's top-ranked tt am 1n commun1t)' college women·s
baskc1ball Fnday night with a 92· 75 v1c1011 over host
Golden West The Hornets. I Q.1, 4--0. raced to an I l-po1nl edge al
halftime and never loo~ecJ ba{'k in tht Orange Enip1rt
Confcrenct match up. Golden Wcs1. 3-1. 9-1 S. ~ufTered
from a cold-shooung night and could nc' er male a dent
in the Fullenon lead in lhc scrond half
Lisa Kro kc) and He1d1 h1kum a kd Fullrnon "11h
2<> and 20 poants respct.11\.el) The Rustlers "crc paced
b)' Ott Dec t1gar'!> 14
In a college same. Cllrt11 Colle1e Irvine n . SoCal Colle1e ~ .. r-.t:an
Lopc1 scored 26 point~ and teammates Lauren Rich and
Michelle Fems contributed 10 and 15 10 pa c the Ea1les (6-12. 1-4) 10 thr (,olden late Athkt1c Conferrnce win 11
( C I S( C was led b) ora Men ken's 21 po1n1s
In a h1ah ~hool pme
Newport Oriatlu U, Cost.a Meu JV 31: Reth
Dahhn scored 24 points and\.\ end) BahnSt"n added 12 10
pace the Conqueror\ 10 the win
~SUNSET
From Bl
Seahawks piled up a 20-point margm
behind thcscorinaofMike Frohn (22)
and Greg Evans (I 5).
Cherokee Parks. the Vikings' 6-
foot-10 sophomore wtio missed Wednesday s game at Fountain Val-
ley because of the flu. played but
scored Just eight points. had 1"'0
ROUNDUP
From BJ
foul trouble early in the game and wu forced to s11 on the bcn{'h for a large
ponion of the first half.
Cohen eventually fouled out. but
not before scoring n points.
Ashkenazy. who made two 3-point· crs. added 14 and sophomore ce n1cr
Bryant Mclemore came offthe bt'nch
10 produce 11.
Elsewhere in the PCL:
Orange 78, Costa Mesa 77: The host
Panthers utthied a box-and-ont' de-
fense to hold high-scoring Timm)
Nguyen 10 l3 points amt had the
advant:ige of goin.s against a Costa
Mesa minus Jose Casas.
Young Chang and Tuan Vu picked
up the sla{'k for the Mustangs -
Chang sconng season-high 26 point\
and JTabbing seven rebounds, and Vu
netting a season-high 25 points to go
w11h nine as 1sts and nine rebound
fouled ag.:uo. He {'On\cned fol.Ir frc~
throws an the final 12 second •
Saddleback tl. Taaalla ti: Orange
County's No. I team rolled 10 a 19· l
lead at lhc oubct, then settled in and .
recorded a routine I l-po1nt v1{'tOr)
over the Tillers
Tusun fough1 bad. 10 a 29-.B
halftime deficit. bul tht' pl:a> of ( ra1g
Mar hall and Scan Simon. '" well a~ Malru Dottin. kept Tu tin from
funher damasc.
High school
basketball
standings
SUftMt L....,_
ESTANCIA
From81
but both ~err J"bl~ to ·fo$t their
defenders b> ~netrating slightly and
pulhng up quickly for short· and Iona·
ranae Jumpers. O'Bnen wu most
1mprcUed wtth Hcred11 's ha.ndlmg of
the offenK
~ reboun s and two blocked shots. all ~ far ofThis average. ,
~ Ed.Ito• IS, Westminster 37: Under ~ usual circumstances. 1f your top
~scorer connet:ts for JUSt 10 points,
~ you're an trouble. Bul the Chargers
~ had seven players score s1~ points or
~ more and were never in trouble 1n ~ improving to 3-2. 10-11 overall. ~ "We came out really ragged." noted
Edison Coach Jon Borchert. "but we
; picked 1t up in the second quaner and
>-moved it (the margin) to 17 at
) halfi1mc and 25 at the start of 1hc
' fourth.
~RIP
'From Bl
County's first 20-game winner at
20-2.
• David Boyle also had a strong
pmc. contributina 8 rebounds for the
·Monarchs.
Irvine. meanwhile. improved 10
• 4-1 in South Coast League action as
Bnan Allred equalled his season high
:: wi!h a 25-point run. mcludina four 3--po1nters.
• He was 4-for-4 from the pen meter in the first half as lrvme moved out 10
• I 4J -26 lead.
Woodbrid1e opened the game \\Ith
a 10-0 lead, then Jumped out 1n front.
I S-3. aficr Ashkenaz}' drilled a 3-
pointer w11h 3: 15 left 1n the first
quancr. The Wamors didn't score
again until the second quaner.
Laauna Beach finished tht first
quarter by rolling ofT IS straight
points to take an 18-1 S lead.
"We ended 11 (the first quaner)
being behmd after we had a big lead."
said Shannon. "Cohen and (Tim)
Corken got two fouls early and they
came back ~nd got their lead But we
dtd somethina to them. too "
John Molle ( 17). Todd Trout ( 10)
and Raphael Molle (8) oockcd up Allred.
"Brian had bttn held down for a
couple of pmes." said Irvine Coach
Steve Kcuh. "so he got 11 going
ofTcns1vcl y and that loo~ncd th1nas
up for everyone cl~.
"John Molle had another good
ofTtns1 vc outpu t.
"I'm pleased we d1dn·1 how any
adverse affects ofT our loss Wcnne~
day (5 7-56 at Capistrano V&lley). It was a good win for us."
Irvine improves to '-'1 . I 8-3.
In the Sea View League:
Ualversl&y IS, Newport Harbor $7:
The Sailors· heated up 1n the sttond
half 10 rail)' for a lie on Craig
DeBusk's 3-pointer with one S«'Ond
left in regulation. but the TroJ:ins·
Dave Dieter proved 100 cool 11 the
hnc in the wanma sccond5 of over-
time 10 key Univcrsny. 7-11~·2. 10 the league win.
Ncwpon Harbor. I I ·ts. o-4. ralhCd
from a 23-16 h1I01me deficit as Chris
Ltt scored l 0 of his team-htgh 20
points m the third quarter and Pa1a Pansh talhed 13 ofh1s 17 points in the
second half. The Sailon hit c1aht 3-
pointers. includina three each by Lee
and Pan h.
But the Trojans held a Sl-47
advantaac in the fourth quaner
before m1 s1na the front end of two
onc•and-onc an the final minute.
allow1na Harbor 10 ue on a pair of treys
Down 59-57 in overtime. Newport
put D1e1eron the line wath 12 second
left. Dieter hit 11 of 12 frtt throws in
the game and two 3-po1 n ten en rou IC
to 1 team-hi&h. 19-po1n1 effon.
His ooly miss came then. but he
grabbed the rebound away from two
Sailors -the only other pfaytn at
that end of the coun -and wu
"I think ~e got a httlc lack·
acaa 1e11:· \lid Saddleback Co ch
Pat Qumn. ··evcl)lhmg "'cnt our way
1n the first quaner ··
Elton Moort led Saddleback 1n
reboundina with 11 and Dottm had
ciaht. Simon had Kvcn a 1su and a
scason·h1aJl 18 point
Tustm's Chcavly Ly. who d1dn'1
play 1n the tint half. was held 10 seven
points 1n the third and founh quancrs
by Marshall as Saddleback 1mpr0Hd
to IS.I. 4...01n league
In the Academy Lcaauc;
Liberty C.rbtlH 17, St. Mlclaad'• n : The Minutemen held the v1s11ors
to Just four points in the first qu1ner
and never looked bad 1n cven1n1
their lcquc mark to 2·2. 7-6 overall.
Liberty wu led b)' teve Chappell
and Bryan James with 21 ind 10
points respectively. Chappell, 1 Jun-
ior, also had 14 rebound while
J&mes, the point auard. dished out a
scason·hlah c1pn a 1 ts.
t. M1cnael s fills to Q-4 1n leaaue
play.
N~t QNU.. ?I, Herttqe I?: The Conq~ron outKOrcd the vat-iton. 37-16, 1n the middle t'AO
quanm and romptd to •he victory.
Newport hn111an. 3-1 , 12·1 , Wti
peccd by Jon 8ahnwn· 32 points.
1ndud1na 13 an the tceond quaner.
Marina notches 2-1 overtime victory in Sunset
Ed Parrott's aamc-wmnina aoal Wllh one Slandm.n. alona With Manna . I'! C.--h T minute remainin~ in the KCond ovenrme lifted Sa .. ...-1 U0:."!...4 30 . · . h nd an USJSl ,1rom ~.-1mell. c:>m1 Pov11 us111ed on
M ...1 H . . "1 ~wn;v minutts into t e same a Newpon s othtr aoal. 30 minutes into the sccond ar1na 1a.h 10 a ·I decision over pcC'an View m 81efeld 1dded his aoaJ two minutes later. Outside half. whilt Brian Jonn ind Todd Tift played well
a Sunset Lequc boy soccer match 11 Wcstm1n~1cr halfback Tom Quist also p&a~ well for the dcfcnsawly for tk Sidon.
ff•ah..,..._ V k' Chat9cn. Westminster falls lo 2·3 1n·1t-11uc play. Univenity filla to I ·J..I in leaaue play.
. •IK 1 1np. 12·.S·). 3-1·1, Jh1rt first ptacc · r ....... v._.,1,H•-...Bndit:lodd .,...TLHeu.
wnb E.d1ton. whale lk ~hawk fall to 2-l-O 1n tht-J1eklori'1 Pl 10 minuta 1n10 the maad\ was all ...,.. L .._-.. 1 Su111rt. IM Bllrons llftded so 1111provc to J.2 in ltetuc play NWllll tcOt'lflt MKK......, • • ..,,_ 1 ~ .. -iu..
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'But 'Gut)· (Heredia) rtally had a
good pme at po1n11uard He was the
re.al diffe"ncc 1n the game. He's one
of the best-kept secrets 1n Oran
Count). He'sJUSt I Junior and IS ao1n1 to bt real aood nut year "
While Cunis •nd Hercdta com·
b1ned for l l of Estanc~·s points en
route 10 1 31 ·20 haJft1me cd&t. they
also put pressure on CdM'a auards
dunna the first qu1ncr to set the tone for an •Utffi1vc dcfcns1~c cffon
Orris kt pl c= for better ~bound1 na and shot Jit'ltct1on
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1n 1de to 1t pair of6-foot·5 post men.
center Bnan Spratt and ro,.,.'lrdChn
Pt1ha, the duo was met by • mailer
but swarmin1 l:::stanc1a dC'fcn~.
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( pratt). and v..c surroun<kd tum It
was a real CfO'Adcd every umc he 101
the ball '.
The Sc.a Kinp'ati.ack wa ti.lanced
as usual. but thcirteadinJscom Man
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haJf after sconna 10 pe>1nts thf'OUlh
the first 20 manuln of the pmc. Mau
iennaa wu limited to two points
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suu•s: ",..,. s .... .._. ...,...., 17·'-G~E NOTES: UCI C~ch .. Mu•1111 hu never lost to Pacific in 16
tries, ~t In the PA•t elof\t u.mes. the mergln has been ••Ohl or .... H11en limes •• J11'11n Al'dlrMn I• •lated for more .cti0n In t reserve roll alter
Me111i1 an avenoe of I I minute• of acllOf\ In llve &Iv West Conference oame'
Mulhgan said Whlle his defense tlffdS to improve. Mullioen want' 10 '" his
shOt go up • llllle more Anderson has aver~d one al'IOI for everv 3 't minutes
ho's otavtd lhls season, or 3.3 per u.,,.... Rklcv a1111er. whO hao 1 s1r9ng
effort ThurSd1v night on both ends of 1n. floor wllh 12 POln11, lO rebouf1ds
and thrH •teals, sl'IOuld stert seeing the ball '™?r• offensl\ltlv on lht Inside,
Mulligan said But ht probat>tv won't co.,...~k with a nother ll·mlnutt effort
Ilk• Thund1v • , an.n McaeMrev, whO started UCI ' first 11111 oamts at
center. could bellln to see some more ectih11 aoaln, but as more of an outJ1de
olaver , Pacific uuaro R._. IUdls, the team's second·teaOlng uorer and
fop outside shoollno threat has been In a slump recenttv, h·ll1n9 ontv J of
his e>ast II 3·e>01n1 a11em1>ts, 1ncludino 2 of 9 aoa1nst UC !.ante Barbara on
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SAN JOSE -The e~pccled blooper-~
film ma~rial never malen•hzcd when the •
,San JOIC SLlae irrtaulars played Cal talc '
f ullMon Thul'lda)'. nipl. ---
• Sen J<>tt hastily assembled a rollect1on of replace-ments for IM pme af\et 10 pla>ers re"ohcd a,ain '
Coech Bill Berry. and 11 promised 10 be quite a ~how
, . Actually. lhe pick-up squad pined i.omc·rcspcC't 1n . lolina. 82-60. Four or the newcomers. who JOined four
rqulan loyal 10 Berry. came from the football team
intludina star runnina back Johnn)
Johnson, who scored t'1sht points
Four others were non·schotarsh1p
athletes.
"We've bttn together JUSI
overnight and )'Ou can't expect very
much. but I thought wc pla)'ed
better lonight than most people
expected.'' said Johnson.
"The kids did reallv well under
the condiuons." Berry Satd ... I was
~a-a pleased with lhe effon. obviou\I)'. r > --·1 think we will be resp«table:· ~ Othtt area coaches rallied behind Berry.
' ••J'm disappaintcd that any group of athletes would
0.-y Alllp. the Boston Celtics guard who
once played mlJor Jeaaue ba$eban for Toronto. on
rumors that he miaht be traded to the lowly Miami
Heat: "If l aet tracfed to Miami, I'm contacting the
Blue Jays."
= Chicago wins In final second
Dtrlt Grabm scored as 11me e'<p1rcd 1n
rqulation Friday ni&ht and ioaJtendcr AlaiD a
Oevrier turned asicfe 24 shots in his Chicago 1,,. '-..:,
debut as the Blackhawks beat the Red Wings
in Detroit. 3-2. Graham launched a dcspera11on shot
toward the Detroit net with ti me running out. ~at1ng
goaltender Gree Skfu about the same moment the blue
Ji&ht came on s11nifyin1 the end of 1he pcnod .
ETsewhere 1n the NHL: IUrlt Millier scored his second goal
of the game wnh 35 seconds Len 1n oven1me to hft Nev.
Jerseytoa 6-5 victory over Washington in Landover. Md
... Edmonton's Cbrlle HHdy and Ph1ladelph1a's Riek
Tocdet traded early pawer-rla)' 1oals as the Oilers and
visitina Flyers played to a J. tie ... In Winntpeg. rookie
Pat Ely.al had two aoals and three assists to upstage
Marlo LemJeu'• SOth aoal and lead the Jets to a 7-3
victory over Pittsburgh.
McCaskill, Angels agree
Pitchers Klrk McCasldll and Jose
Gumaa and catchers Geao Petralli and * Skve Lake settled their arb1trat1on cases
Friday. each agreeing to one-year contracts.
McCaskill. 8"'6 last season with a 4.31 earned-run average.
agreed with the Anfels at $400.000. a raise oU 138.000
He had asked for S 30.000 1n arb1trat1on and the Angels
had offered S350.000. Guzman. 11-13 with a 170 ERA.
settled w1th the Texas Rangers at $425,000. a raise of
$255.000. Pelralh. who baned .282 w11h seven homers
and 36 runs baned m. sculed wtth Texas at $325.000. a
S 185.000 raise. Lake. acquired b)' Ph1ladclph 1a last
month in a thrce-pll!yer trade with St. Louis. settled v.11h
the Phillies for S280.000. a $40.000 raise ... Teddy
HJpera, p1tchin1 ace of the Mi lwaukee Brewers the last
four seasons. unde~ent suraet) Fnday to remove a
herniated disc 1n his back and will miss the begmntng of
the 1989 season . . Cleveland telc:v1s1on station W J'W
c1tJng an anonymous source. reported Friday that former
Browns' Coach Marty Sdaottniltelm~r would be named
head coach of the Kansas City Chiefs on Tuesday. taking
over for the fired Frank Gun.
do that to a coach. a J)f'Oll'lm and 10 the un1~cn1t)."' 111d
Lou C'amJ)lnelh ofC'alifom11. ··1 don't be-lie"<' thal's the
way to do 1t be-cause tt putJ C\.cl)one in bad I if ht.
"In those 1n1tarKn, thcre arc no winner\. fthas isn't
the wont niJhtmare (for a coach). 11's one of the won1.··
"lt'1 a ume when the team's character would rtally
stand out when you deal with ad\.t·rs11y.'' said l lnt"C'°'ll)'
of San franc1~0 C Ol(h Jim Brovclh. 'And I don't think
Jump1na ship I\ the nahl answer."
Berry called t~c 10 players who Quit the "ex-team:·
say1ni. "II could have bctn resol ved real easily .. I think
11 WIS an unfonuo11e dec1s1on ."
He said he thou&ht a few of those 10 "had a change of
heart, butaot cauaht upemouonally and could back out.''
Ben) add~ ''There are a few &l!YS I can say I m1aht
take back. fher arc some I wouldn't take back."
Johnson said he was till having some difficult)
behev1ni he's sudden I) a staner on the baskctball tc.-Jm.
. "When I was called. I thouaht 11 wasa Joke." J.ohnson
said. "I said. 'This isn't Coacfl Berry.' The coach said.
'Yes. 1t 1s.'"
"My hat 1s off to Bill Bert)•." said Fullcnon C'oach
John Snttd "He a scmb~d a team of football f>la)ers and
they had no prac·uce and the) sl1ll put fonh a great cfl"ort.
There wasn t much execution. but O\Crall they did a
remulable JOb. ·•
Lakers now 1 7-0 at home
Maalc Johson S<'ored 30 points as Los >' ~ Angeles increased m home record to 17-0
w11h a I I 5-99 victory over the Dallas
Ma vericks at the Fourm. It was also Dallas'
mnth tonsccut1ve loss on the road. Dallas trailed 63-36 at
halfi1me and then outscored the Lakcrs. 35-17. in 1he t~ird quarter to pt:Jll w11h1n nine. In the founh quarter.
with the Lakenleading 82· 75.Johnson madeconsecut1vc
3-potnters. Micbel COoper then made another 3-pointcr
in a 14-2 run and the Lak ers led 92-77 with 8:35 left ...
Elsewhere m the NBA: Deals Jousoa made three long
Jumpers down the stretch and Boston withstood
Ph1ladelph1a's fou nh-quaner comeback. beating the
76crs. 117-109. at Boston Garden ... Bill Lalmbeer
scored a season-high 27 points and Adrlu Outley added
25 as Detroit beat Indiana at home. 132-99. for 1ts third
straight \VIO and the Pacers' fifth straight sclback ... Karl
Maloae'1 Jumper wtth two seconds rema1ningga"e Utah
a 98-96 \ 1ctory over Milwaukee 1n Salt Lake Ctl). the
Ducks' first lo s 1n nine games against the Westem
Conference ... In Oakland. Mltcla Rielamoad'1 3-pointcr
triggered a 10.point founh-q uaner run as Golden State
defeated Hou ton. 121-114. for its seventh straight
victory. matching HS longest winning streak 10 14 )Cars.
Barnes records world best
-· ,,,_ LOS ANGELES -Randy Barnes. who
lost a gold medal on the last throw of the
Seoul Olympics. got so mething Just as good
-a world indoor shot put best of74 feet 4•,~
inches Friday n11ht at the Sunk1st lnvttat .. onal track meet
Sames' spectacular toss mo\cd him into fifth on 1hc
all-ume world ltst. indoors and outdoors.
Barnes' St it th and final throw nearly hn the protC<"ll\C
bamerat the back of the shot put sector on the floor of thc pans Arena
The toss shattered the old indoor be t of 73 feet. onc-
half inch by Werner Gunthor of Swmerland in 1987 II
was the first lime the shot put wa\ con1ested here sinte 1977
In another event. Stc\.e on won the mile: 1n 4:00 80. ~a11ngJefT Atkinson. who clocked 4:01 .09. Joe Falcon of
the University of Arkansas was third in 4:04 77. Atkinson
had beaten Scott in the 1.500 meters at the Ol)mp1c tnals
Jack1t Jo)ner-Ke~c. who v.on the 1988 Ol)mp1c
heptathlon and longJump. won the women's 60 meters 1n
6.68. JUSt m1ss1ng the meet record of 6.66 set 1n 1981 b\
Evelyn Ashford. Ashford Withdrew due to illness. but was at the meet
SUNSET ROUNDUP Elsewhere in the PCL:
Orange 78, Costa Mesa 77: The host
Panthers uuhzed a box-and-one de-
fense ro hotd high-SCOrin J Timm>
Nguyen to 13 paints and had the
advantaJe of goin~ against a ( o ta
Mesa minus Jose Casas.
From B l
Scahawks piled up a 20-pornt margin
behind the sconnaofM1ke Frohn (22)
and Gres Evans (I 5).
From Bl
foul rrouotc early in the game and was
forced to sit on the bench for a large
pan1on of the fi rst half. Cherojcec Parks. the V1k1ngs· 6·
foot-10 sophomore wtio missed
Wednesdays game at Fountain Val-
ley because of the nu. played but
scored Just eight paints. had 1v.o
~ re boun s and two blocked stl'ots. all
1 far off his average ~
Cohen eventually fouled out . but
not ~fore scoring 22 points
Ashkenazy. who made two 3-point-
ers. added 14 and sophomore center
Bryant Mclemore came off th e bench
to produce I I .
Woodbridge opened the game w11h
a IO-Olead. thenJumped out 1n front
l 5-3. after Ashkenazy dnlled a J.
pointer with 3: l 5 left 1n the fi~t
quaner. The Wamors didn't score
again unul the second quaner.
Young Chang and Tuan Vu picked
up the slack for the Mustangs -
Chang sconna season-high 26 points
and Jrabb1ngscven rebounds. and Vu
netting a season-high 25 points to go
with nine assists and nine rebounds
In the Sea View League·
Ualverslty IS, Newpot1 Harbor n : ~ E4lll09 13, Westmlulet 37: Under ~ usual circumstances. 1f )'Our top
~ scorer connects for JUSt 10 points,
~ you're 1n trouble. But the Chargers
had seven players $Core six paints or
more and were never in trouble 1n
; improvini to 3-2. 10.11 overall.
• ··we came out really raged," noted
Edison Coach Jon Borchert. "but we
} picked it up in the second quarter and
,. moved 1t (the margin) to 17 at
~ halftime and 25 at the start of the ~ fourth.
~RIP
: From8 1
S. Cou nty's first 20-pme winner at
20-2.
David Boyle also had a strong ~game. contnbutina 8 rebounds for the ~Monarchs. -< Irvine. meanwhile. improved lO _ 4-1 in South Coast League action as
·Brian Allred equalled his season high
) wnh a 25-paint run. includ1n1rour3.
·pointers.
r He was 4-for-4 from the penmt'ter ~<in the first half as Irvine moved ou1 10
.a 41 -26 l~d.
Laguna Beach finished the first
quarter by rolling off I 5 stnught
points to take an 18-1 S lead.
"We ended 11 (the first quancr)
being behind after we had a big lead ...
said Shannon. "C'ohen and (Tim)
Corken· aot two fouls ~rly and th~y
ca me back and got their lead. But we
did something to them. lOO ...
John Molle (1 7). Todd Trout (10)
and Raphael Molle (8) backed up Allred.
"Bnan had been held down for a
couple of pmes:· said Irvine Coach
Steve Keith, "so he iot 11 '°'"' offensively and lhat looStned things
up for everyone else.
"John Molle had another aood
offensive output
"J'm pleased we didn't show any
adverse affects off our lo Wennes-
day ($7-56 at Capistrano Valley). It
was a aood Wtn for us."
Irvine improves to C.-1 . 1~3.
The Sailors' heated up 1n the second
half to rally for a ue on ( ra1a
DcBusk's 3-pointcr with one second
lefl in rqulauon. but the TroJans'
Da\'e Dieter proved too cool at 1hc
hne in the wanina seconds of over-
time to key University. 7-11. 2-2. to
the leaaue win.
Newpon Harbor. I I -IS, 0-4. rallied
from 1 2~16 hatnime deficit as Chris
Lee scored 10 of his team-h1t.h 20 paints m the third quancr and Pa1a
Parish talhed 1.l ofh1s 17points1n the
second half. l he Sailors hit ei&ht 3·
pointers. includ1na three each by Lee
and Parish.
But lhc Trojans held 1 53-47 advanta~ in the fourth quaner
before m1~sin1 the front end of two
one·and-oncs 1n the ti,..1 minute.
allow1n1 Harbor to tie on a pair of
treys
Down S9-57 1n overtime. Newpon
put Dieter on the hnc 'Nlth 12 second
lcfi. Dieter hit 11 of 12 rru thrO'NS in
the pme and two .3-paanters en route
to a team-h1ah, 19-paint effort.
HIS only man came then. but he
lflbbcd the rebound away from two
sailors -the only other pla)en at
that end or the coun -and "-IS
"I want a refund. My partner quit after only
thrM holee."
Mccumber, Glasson In front
SCOTTSDALE, Ani Mark
McCumbcr anibbed a sltare of the lead .-I
moments before darkness haJted second· tlf
round play Friday at the Phoenix Open golf ----
tournament..
McCumbcr completed two tnps over the windblown
TPC course at Scottsdale in 133 and was tW:d at 1hat
figure, nine under par. with Billy Glasson.
McCumber. a member of the Unit~d States· wtnn1og
World Cup team last fall. had a second-round 69.
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S.ddleback &l, Tustin 0 : Orange
Counlfs No. l team rolled to a 19-1
lead at the outset. then scnled 1n and
recorded a rouline I J.po1nt "'>Clot)
over the T1ller1
Tustin fouJht back to a 29-2 l
ha1n1me deficit. but the play ofCra1a
Marshall nd Sean 1mon. us well a\
Malru Domn. kept Tustin from
further damasc.
"l think ""e aot a httk lack-
adat 1cal.'' s1td Saddleback C ch
Pat Quinn "Evef) th1na ""enl o ur way
1n the first quaner "
Elton Moore led S.,ddlcbeck 1n
rtbound1ni with 11 and Dotlln had
eisht. 1mon had s.evcn usists and a
season-h1ah 18 points.
Tusun's Chcavly L), who didn't
play in the first half. was held to seven
points in the th ird and founh quarters
by Marshall as ddlcback ampro"ed
to 18-1. 4-0 1n ltaaue.
In the Academy Le aue. Uberty C.rlstlaa t'7, St. Mlclaael's
57: The Minutemen held the v1s1tors
10 JUSt four potnts in lhc first quarter
and never looked back 1n e"en1n1
their lcaaue mark 10 2-2. 7-6 overall
Liberty was led b)' tcve Chap~ll
and Bryan James with 21 and 20
points re pect1\'e1. Chappell. a JUn·
1or. also had I rcbound'l. while
JamC$. the painl auard, d1 hcd out a
scason-h11'1 e1~ht a 1st
L M1cn1d s falls to 0-4 1n leque
play
N~ Cllriatiu ,,, Hmtqe 17:
The Conquerors outJCortd tht v1l-
itors, 37·16. in the m.iddle~two
quarters and romped to the vic1ory.
Newport hntuan. '\.I, 12·1. w-.s J*.td by Jon 8ahnscn's 32 paint ,
anclud.ina 13 in tht i«ond qua~r.
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MIAMI (AP)-S.m W)chc put at 1n sample terms
b11CiRrinnl11 ae.a1urc O.v1d, the San francatc04
arcQohath 1115'anc)ay'1 Super Bowl: "They're rominaou
in armor: we wear sandaJI."
Sure, said Bill Walth. 1m11u)C 320.pound Bria .&ados and 28().pound Anthony Munoz in sandah
And to 11 went, tM final formal news confettnces ri
the two COlthcl before the pmc. Events so m~or tha
they were ielcCut on closed circuit in every room at th
headQuaner hotel. ~ But whale wak1n1 up to Walsh and Wyche rather tha
"Oood Mornina Amenca .. miaht ha ve bttn a wclC'Om
diversion fo:-&he random tourht a& the hotel. it *IS laratl
more oftbe same for those who t;ave listened to l.k tw
coechcs this .-ed ..
The only developments or note were on two front•
uuury and 1torm. And even those were hardly cause fo
concern.
Wyche reported that O.vid Fulcher, tht Bcnpls
IU'Oft& safety, brwsed his left knee in practtoc Thutlda
but was eApected to ~ ready to play. So was Jerry Rice
the 49Crs·· wide rtee1ver and main offensive threat. wh
l"(lnJurcd htS naht ankle Mone!a). *IS able to dantt 11
disco by Wednesday and ran in pracuce Thul'$da)".
The weather new$ was a little more iffy -the Ions·
ranac forecast was for a a pmc-llme temperature of 68
degrees wt th a 60 perce nt chance or showers. lt dttw the
classic coach-hke respanse.
"It would be too bad 1f ra1n disrupts thcpme plans,"'
said Walsh, whose team won the NFC title 1n the minu
~<ktearee wind chills of Chtcag().
"But it would be the same for both teams."
Wyche went on stage first, 1Nearini the same black
rugby shin wath an oranac knpls loao and a white collar
that he has worn all week. "I thoupt nobody h.ad
noticed,'' be said. "It's the only Iona-sleeved >h1n I
brou&hL" Of course. he also brought sandals.
"We really don't have a chance to win this pme."
Wyche said. "But they've wld all the televmon ads so
they have to play. That's why we're here. But the 49ers
outmatch us 1n vinua ll) every category. startina wath
head coach."
Sure. said WaJsh. who p ve Wyche his first coach1n1
JOb with the 49ers tn 1979:
"I thank that David and Goliath thing has been used
before," he said. "h goes back so many )'CV'-I'm
surpnscd Sam couldn't come up ~th somelhina more
updated. f P1ease Me SUPER IO\lfl/1141
Fullerton women ease
to w in over Rustlers
Fullerton Collc&c hved up to its credentials as the
state's top-ranked team in communll) colkgc women'\
basketball Fnday n1ah1 with a 92-75 "1ctot) over ho~t
Golden West
The Hornets 19-1 4--0. raced to an I I-point cdgc at
haJfllme and ne.,.er looked back 1n the Orange Empire
Conference match up. uolden West. 3-1. 9-15. suffered
from a cold-'>hootina night and could ne,er make a dent
1n the f ulltrton lead 1n lhe 'iCCOnd half
Lisa Krosske) and He1d1 h1kuma led Fullrnon with
~6 and 20 point~. re~pect1HI) The Rustlers ~c~ paced
b> Ott Dec t1aar·, 14
In a college l"Jme
Christ Colleac lr'\tlff 75, SoCal Collqc H: Man
LopcL scored 26 pomls and teammates Lauren Rich and
Michelle Ferm contnbuted 20 and 15 to pace the EaaJe
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Newport Clartsdan U, Costa Mna JV 31: &1h
Dahlin ~ored 24 po1ntsand Wend) Bahnsen added 12 to
pace the C onQuerors to the win.
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Bruns' ace comes day early
Amateur PavJd Brun~ orcd a hole·in~nc 1 day 100 soon Fnda)
during tht first round of the I 5th annual Ne~p0n Clu 1c Pro-Am golf
tournament at Ne\\ pon ~ach Country Club Burr~s. from Ponte Vcdra. Fla., ~uanersofthc PGATour. had a .aeaty round wtth four birdies and no
Bruns.in I I-handicap pla)crout ofM1ss1on VicJo( oun1ry C luband
a rtS1dcn1 or In-inc. used 1 4-1ron to score h1,~ic~ on 1hr eighth hole tha11
h'1ed at l 92 yard~ from the ch1mp1onship tctS ~J"idn't play very well here list year." 8urrou&hs recalled. ··1 had m)'
tour card but !Ost it and had to rqain
It •in in December. My first
··1t wH real CllC1tina and 1t was my fiflt one c"'cr." he ~•d Brun~ 1s
play1na for 1hc ciahth )ear in the tournament ... a C'orponue spon or'
representative from ~lferpn. Inc of Irvine:
However. 1f hc had scored &he ace on the me hole 1n today·~ final
rovnd. he would have won a 1989 Cadillac that 1s txina offc rtd for SU('h a
feat on &he fin31 da} only to the amateur who scores an acc. tournament on the tour will be next
week.
.. The .,eens were prctt)' aood out the~ today. They were fut in spots
and there was no wind which helped.
I made some putts today but I didn't
birdie any of the S-par holes."
··1 didn't think about that al all," he confided. ··r vc been playing for
nearlr SO yea~ and th1• is my first hole-in-one
·A fnend of my pro Jim Booro~ wa standina there with us as \\C
walled to tee-on: He told me I was h1111ng the ball close on the 3-p;ir holes
and that I should concentrate on 1h1s one 1n tomorro~·s round because
there was a car for a hole-in-one. I hu 111o<fay, however and 1l ~cnt 1n rll
take 1t." Tapie likewise. felt the course
played fairly easy Friday. He was the
lea<kr during the middle pan of his
round but a wait ofalmost an hour to
tee-off it the I St h hole caused him to
record his second bo&ey of the rou(ld
and fall from a first place tie.
··1t took an hour to act off the tee
and that's a long time to wait, .. he
said ... The course wasn't real touch
today. The areens were pretty good
and somewhat quick.''
While he would like to return to lhc
tour, he is hAP.PY with his teaching at
the Laauna Halls Golf Range where he
has been for several years.
··f want to play some tournaments
again and that is the reason I tried to
get my card back," he said.
Tapie birdied· four holes on the
front nine to post the low nine-hole
total for the day;-'B sizzlina 31.
However, bogeys at the 12th and 15th
along with a birdie at No. 11 p ve him
a 1-ov!r-par 37 on the back side.
Perry Parker of Tustin staned on
the back nine but finished with
bogeys on the eighth and ninth holes.
RICARDO
From81 Boomer Esiason 1s the MVP of the
leaaue1nd lhat would not have been
possible had he not had two of the
bigcst Hispanics in 1he world
protectina him. Anthony Munoz and
Max Montoya could pick up some of
those Aztec pyramtds and move
them.
When the Bengals walloped the
Raiders and had 499 yards of total
offense, I had the glasses on the
Munoz-Howie Longmatchup.
Munoz was Tyson and Long was
Spinks. The strength of Munoz was
amazing as he took Long and de-
posited him 5 yards away from the
ball.
On passing downs. Munoz would
extend those pillars of armsand keep
his final two, lo finish at 68. 3-under-
par.
He attended Foothill High and played four years for UC'l before
turning pro this year. The Anteater~
play pan of their home matches at
Newport Beach C'C, so he knows the
course well. ·
••J have played here quue a bat,·· he said ... , thought the course played
well today and the arccns were m the
best sha~ rve ever seen them. They
were quick but true. This was my ~t
round this year and I never felt I was
really in trouble.
··on No. 8, I missed &he green on a
3-par hole to the right and then
missed a 5-foot putt. On No. 9. J wen1
over the green with a 6-iron. then
missed another 54 foot pun."
Barry Jaeckel. a ve teran tour player
who is approachinJ his 40th birthday
and has one tour victory to his C'redit.
finished with a 68 with four birdies
and a bogey. He also started on the
back side and his bogey came at the
Longatbay. In that game. Boomer had enough
ti me 10 forget the play he called and
JUSt improvise. as the receivers had all
day to run and find a clear spot on the
field. Max Montoya. on the other hand. hned up at guard and stepped
into people hke a re vol vans door.
In 1980, I brouaht Mu to the
Sponmg House 1n Newport ~ach
where tticywcre ha ving a superstar
competition. The last e\'cnt was the
TugofWuand you should have seen
the Jook on the other tcams's face
when they saw Max.
Here was a gu y that gave a barrel
chest a new meaning. One loot.. at
Ma.x and the other team v.cnt and
Jumped an the mud without pulling
the rope.
Both Montoya and Munoz will be
stanmain 1hc Pro-Bowlaamc 1n
SUPER BOWL ...
From 82
"Td like to sec some of their offensive linemen in
sandals."
From there the talk got technical.
Could Fulcher control tight end John Frank of the
49en?
Could Lewis Billups and/or Enc Thomas control
Rice? Could wide receiver Eddie Brown of the BcngaJs do a
number on cornerback Tim McKyer of the 49ers. who
had been doing a number with his mouth on the ~npls
all week? And. of course. there was more poormouthing_ AL
which Walsh is as adept as Wyche.
"We arc not an overpowenna team. I don"t think ~e
can JUSt come an here expecting to win JUSt because the
oddsm1ken say we're the favonte," he said.
No. 8 3-par.
"This 1s the first time I have played
her~ ... he said. "I'm glad I got out
early before the greens w~re chowed
up by spikes. l played very con-
scrvau vely today but I may change on
sqme holes tomorrow
.. I think there are some spots )'OU
can attack but you have to be very
gentle cn other places. It was con·
tagious in our foursome today as
everybody had a good round includ-
mg the amateurs. (He played with
Burroupis and his amateur panner
was Rick Peters of Avondale CC.
Rick Ehrke of Big Canyon CC was
with Burroujhs.)"
John McComish. a two-time w1n-
ncr here, finished at even:l)ar 71 and
could make a comeback today.
"The course pla)'ed pretty tough for
me today," the two-time long-dnving
champion of the PGA Tour said. "I
drove tcmbly 1oda)' and feel vet)
fonunate to be 1n at even par I was
hi tung out of the trees all da) ...
Hawaii. Max now makes home 1n
Cincinnati and owns a restaurant
there Findingaood Mexican food
was a problem 1n Cincinnati. Max
had 1osurv1veso he opened up his
own l"()taurant
Now Max hasfll lhc tacos. burntos
and enchiladas he can cat. As far as
Munoz. he's. Mu's best customer
Montoya tried to call{ kicker Jim
Breech'sw1fetocomccook for him at
the restaurant.Mrs. Breech ill the
grcates1 ch1cken taco cook•n the
world. YouFs u-uly has had &hem on
more than one occasion.
Mrs.. Breech has six kids 10 feed at
home and kicker Jim as well. not
much umetocook for an)' bod) else
Do high school marriages ~ork.,
J 1m Breech and his ~1fe have been
mamed since the> ~ere sophomores
m high school
"Maybe the Bean in 1986 or lhe Giants an 1987 or
even the Redskins last year could think that. But we
played some terrible games. We blew a 23-0 lead in
Phocntx, we got beat up by_ the Raiders 1n a game m which
our offense aot only 200 yards. We've had a lot of adversity this year:·
Clnclnn•tl head co•ch Sem Wyche has
111omentar1 break before 111eetln9 media.
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UC/ men's tennis team
opens campaign today
Sy JON FERGUSON
Of -04ily ,._ ''•"
The UCI men's tennis team. re-
turnang 1ts top six players which made
the quanerfinal' of the NCAA team
champ1onsh1ps las& spnn&. continue
the pr0Jram 's quest ofchallengma for
the nauonal title when the)' open the
1989 season today ap1nst UC 1 anta
Barbara at I p m.
The ma1ch will be preceded b) a
ded1ca11on ceremony for the .\nt·
ea1ers' tennis couns. ~here scaling
for(;()(} has been 1n~1allcd
··11·s a big da) for us." ~1d LC I
( oach Greg Pa non "One more
dream of m1r.e came tn.1e To be
s1111ng in tht'i stadium as one ofthc.'m
I think we'll be able to attract more
people to our matches And \\e have a
(good) schedule. too··
The An1ea1e1"1, ranked No 5 cn lhc
nation. have 10 matchc!t. including
five al home. against teams ranked 1n
tht pre-season Top 25. and ha\e
another two ranked teams among the
field at the 10th Annual UC I Antca&er
Tournament 10 late March They pl•>
at top-ranked UCLA on Tucsda)
Whtie Mark Kaplan. Trevor
Kronemann. Mike Bnw. Rt~hard
Lubner. Mike (ad1pn and 'h1ge
KanrOJI return as the top six ""&le\
players. the first four will be batthna
for pas1t1ons and hkcl) will all gel a
crnck 1n tht' No I s1n<'1 ~Pot
Cadigan and KanrOJI. will receive
s1rona challen1es al No. S and 6
singles from 1unior Mike aunders.
sophomore Carsten Hoff man, and
freshmen Mike Robens (&verl)
Hills High) and Aaron Stolpman
(Alcxandna. Va )
The team has been faced with a
share of lllncn the past couple of
~e~ks. -.11h fhe playen battling the
flu and three others sufTenna from
carbon-monoxide po1son1na sufTercd
\\hen a fault) heater 1n their e\\Pon
Beach apanmcnt IN1'ed the dead!\
gas
UC/ men's volleyball team f11J/1
UCJ's Dave Peukcr had 25 kills.
but It wasn't enough as the .\nteaten
dropped their ~cstem ln1ercolleg1ate
Volle) ball Assoc1a11on opener to LC
Santa Barbara. I S-12. 12-15 IS-.,
15-. FndJ) n1ghl
The Antratcr!t nci1;t meet an 011.~go
late T uc\day night on the road
Anteater women win In tennis
LO ANuEl t-..5 -Counne'
We1ch~I and Kathy Ro\c tc.1mcd up
cn doubles and r<alhed lrom .in 0-1
s1tuat1on to pull out a v1t10I') fut" thc
w1nnin4 margin f nday as L< l's
womens tennis tram opened the
season w11h a ~4 ""'n Jt Lo,ola
Mal')'mount 1n non-conference pla).
J>o )Ourself a fovor. hi · )uur ta't:"' now ,md file ao.ur.11el\
I( you ne<'d help doinK )'Out wxt''· t ;ill or \'1 ... 1t rour II)( al I I<!:\ CJff te,..
UCI
From8t
route to a S-24 record. are bqJnnina
to play better luely under first-year
head coach Bob Thomason. They
have cut down on turnovers, es~
pttlally in key 11uat1ons, and tlave
outrcboundcd opponents, 40.9-37.6
Pacific lost its l()p four scorers, but
only team-leader Christian Gray was
a dcpanana senior. Thomason hu
shaped hlS own squad, chiefly from
su1 communlt)' collqc transfers who
form four of the team's top six
pla)en That forms the m11n reason
the team 1s JUSt now galn1n1 some
conunuat)' 1n ns play
While 6-foot-9 sophomore Don
L}ttle returns al center and freshman
newcomer Dell Demps holds do-.n
the ~mall forv.ard spot. Pacific lost its
other key returner. forward Scott
Hemsath, for the season wath rup-
tured tendons 1n his left ankle
Transfer Ron Tabron has moved mto
Hemstth's pot.
Tht top thrtt orers are Butler l (.
CW1ch1ta. Kan ) transfer Chris Fo~
( 13. 1) at JUard, Merced C'C' transfer
Reg1e Ricks ( 11 9) at point auard
and Fresno Cit) Collcsc transfer
Dal') I Wolfe ( 11 I, 7 0 rebounds).• 6-
foot~ supcMub who had 16 p<>mts an
the T1icrs ovcn1me loss to UC Santa
Barbara Thursday
Pac1fic0s lone conference wan came
at home over New Me:uco State, 1
prt'-ason pick for the upper half of
lhe conference. The Tiger\, hke UCI,
suffered one-sided los1ts on the road
to Utah State a.nd evada-us Yeps
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•leering. power bfek•, •II MOllL .... -.. 142.975 vw 1111.,. co.w.tlt*, afAu~31 ;. ~gm• ' lll• reg11He111 com: lll• reg111re111 com-OeWd I KllM 111 Emet· Cell! mn ..cwnoua .,_.. _._..A. ~·· AIC. tlh. Low lltwr/~ Uceltenl. MW te)9 • • ' menc:ed lo 1rll\MC\ buli· menciecl to 1renteet tMlli lid let. ~ne IMcll, T~ bUlll,,... la COtl• ..... ITA'9Ml.-T mll••1·· Nice cer. (121MOI) paint. 14700 obo ,... u""' Int llC1RIOUS,,... ur'°9f IM fletlliOut Cllif ••1 --by'"""*'""'*" l ... IOllOwlrlO ptnOneat• SECTION I ... ~ 129976 17&o130l(2J"'"•"•) bUllMH neme Of ntMMt ~ tlernt Of ~ Menlll M ~ 1"9$ lhlO ...... ~-WHEA£AI ..... ~ (92012 ) ........ ,_ • ..__ Neled at>ove on o.c.tnber ...... 11boYe on NfA Otinelit. Deni Point, Clllf 1111 reglttrtnt COIYI• a1N MIOUll PA,_T. Mf I ttll ~ ..,_. I.mW-et!::'...,~:~=~O VW 1171 Super ...... 20, 1HI JMnne .. ,.. IHSI rnenc.d to trenuct llwll· Nf"S ~ lklatOI fht .. I uon ttie~ottM()tyot
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,, •" ""' •-,,...., --------lll\OI Couf1ty on Oec:emtMr H , 1Ht oth« than I patt~ ~ Kelley y l&O ~t projecta l'.NlllnWn & (#515113) vw '71 BUS. New Clutch/ 21. tlH ,491791 Th• rfgl1Hen1 com· Thi• IM•l"'*1t .... '"'° r:=~~C:::'O:::· :\II,. and acNtW W\eln ......,... ,, • 580SL. ............. '48.875 generator, em/tm casaet· ,._17 Publl.ne<S ~ Oout mtflCed to lranuet bull-WI.th the CountV Ctwll 01 Of· t30 &an~ C.ilf 111122 mum ~ of ~ tor
81ackl&)ek); ••tr• low ml. te. rune 0, .. , St500. Publlll\ed Ofanot Coe.et Delly P1to1J~srv7, t4, 2t, ne\t undlf the fiClltl0\11 ange County on o.c:Almt>er Lund 1 H•uf Inc • CtJi· 1rettic now. flood controt.
Only 5141 ml. &45-1451 DaJIJ PtlOI Jenuary t4 2t, 21. 11181 bvtlrlHt n•rN Of namee H . IHt IONlll cors>0riuon'. 1900 polo. Dre, and Pl'llMdic
(#07tt5t) 5 ...... 1200 2e. •btuary4. 19811 S1·206 1111<1 tbcmt on Janutry 1, ,_,. lfltlOI 41, .. ,, S1.11Ut Alot. rMPOn .. tlmM "'other•
CREVIER 987 5eOSEC ..... $511,975 ~ Sa·211 __ .,. -.-1981 PvbhthlO Ofeno-eo .. 1 Coate ~M Ctht 12926 woM miugat• tllelr ldWl'M
Neul blue/grey. tOtd""' IU•~·C•·-w """""rtUllK Jann 8· SeymOUI' Dally Piiot January t4 2t, Tlllt bu11na. II ton• 1mpeet• Otl Ille CommuM'y bV on1y 151c m1 · 0 1111305 va. Ofto-fta1C NQllC( Thi• siecement w • tileO 28. F"~y 4 . 1tat and us, . !net owner, IUtomaUe, .FICTITtOUl.U.-11 wtllll1'9CounlyClel1tof0r· h-220 ::::~::,by a O_,,.,tl Plfl• WHEREAS ~Or• .... UE ••Et -·a ••• ••11 c........ run• grHI, ........ ,.. ,ICnnoua .,..... NAiii ITAT .. NT Inge County°" JanuatY t 1• --.,. Th• ranletflnl tOrft ~1111·• 11111 the Ctty .,,.,.,. t 1301 QUAIL ST. Orlg!MI ownlf, 28K mli.t, NAiii ITATl .... T The IC>llOWtng pereon. are lltt ,._ MJTIC( ~ to trt~ bus!: and~ 1 "~r~ ainO 'II OLlll llT' NEWPOAT BEACH UI 3114 Ct:EANI Wood panelling, TM lollowlng C*ac>na era dolno butlMu H '4042M ,,... und4tr the hclll•OU• Tr•lhc Monitonng ~ •
SAVE • "IA• I'''" 'll~DI s10.eoo 497-1$14 Joy dOtng buli.n.t.. JAG~ DESIGNS. 515 Sin Pu~ Orange Con t ftCTITIOUt .,..... t:Nel'*' narn. "' "'"* IOPfOYtdlt lhebWlli!WtnfOt· ,y --. EXTRACTION SYSTEMS S.netdlno AV9 , N-s>otl Dally PllOl January 21. H NAMI ITAlamNT ltd abQo.e on NIA INllOn rlQll'fed 10 eftlble A ftW EIWUS" .. , • • ••• --Afforcta~ tun. rneuullc FORD 1N2 EXP Coupe, tlk:. 1220 So Lyon Street, 9e.ach, C•fll 12ee3 Feb<uety 4 t1, 1"9 The lollowlnO C*tona 1111 Dev\O G H*rne SenlOf Ill• Clly 10 datermln• • _ ••--Of'•Y· """' fT\lteage, Mo.,, orlglnal 47K. "loeded" Sanll Ana. Cal4f 112705 Klllll J~ Ramming, 5 t5 S.234 do6nQ bulllMM at Vice Pretldenl WMI,,., Pf~ ~ U P1£-0MIJ)-. xlnt cond, all electric, OO'OIOUS condlUon, 5 (+ MICN!in/TR.X·Syslem) Extraction SystMl9 Inc , San Bernwdtna AV9 . Hew-S0UNOIATIOH$ 27762 Thi 1 i.m.nt wa• rPed rMnt prOflClt tonopty wttn
SS 7~ 111to 111t1w617 tynroof, ... ther. Min. t IP e e d , I 8 7 0 0 "Side Collis" Rune $495 Cahlom1a. t220 So lY9f'I port a..ctl, Calif 112ee3 Pta.JC fl)llC( ForbH Ad SI• 'tO wllh 1~1 Count Clerlc ol Or· Meeeure o r~lt 16 S'2tf S spd 2c,s762 ... I Beet ott.. ~7250 (•t.JCCU5) 751·7547 722·8308 SI , Santa An&, C..1t 12105 lhll t>ualnaa.s It con· l.aguna Nlgual Callf 112t77 Count ~ Oecemt>« Ind 18 73Si to loaded 20S08I Thi• bu1lnesa •• con-dueled by an lndlvtdulil ,ICTITIOUI .,..... Craig A~ Lobo, 4240 w ~... '/ WHEREAS pufllUMI to
Id • 87 580SL lo mt (6085) CAM ARO RS 19,000 .... ,.... dueled by 1 corpotaUon The reolt1t1nt com· NA .. ITATl.WNT lat St •307, Stnll Ana • ,401"51 Elec:llona Code Section
Sales -Service 87 300SOL (2323) mllea. 8·cvllnder. 5-Thi raglatrant com· menced 10 1ranMCt bu.i· TM toltowtng f*'IOM .,. C.Uf 12703 • 40i 3 M~ G ~ .,_ Pat1• -L...Sng 98 420SEL lo ml (0241) ~ manual. 18000 Lola 0' ~ :Pl'l*'I• ~ 10 tr.,,NCI bull· ,,... under tll• flc:llllou• doing buaineu •• .T11t1 1>u11ne11 .•• con· f\et'r .A9 "4uur;"'· ~~ ,act,.,. °" ~ 11 •
• 31·3111 a5 190£ 118,950 (8217)· 714-M3-c3093 1NMC"8 1· 5 MU under the ncuuoue butlMM natM Ot nl mH NEWPORT CHEVRON dueled by •n Individual !;n A Ill ;:i".!.!,o Su,. 10ta and.
8-4 Wgn Turbo btu (5"2) butlneat name or nemee 111ted ab0"9 on July 1, 11161 35.St N"°°" Blvd 1"w-Tha reg111r•nt c:om· SJ~ r~pon &Mell c~ WHEREAS Ordlnt nce
1500 Auto Mall Dr. ---• •• .... _ -... •••·•• llsted ·~on 1113 Katlll JllQe' Ramm1ng pon Beac.11 Calif 12863 menc.s lo tr11\MC1 bu11· "'2""' n 20 wttioeh PclClld • "'°' .. r-. -· -·· ·--·--Sh11on Houw Thi• t lllttmenl WH llled Etkhltdl EIMI. 31381 Ille .,... under lhe hcllll0\11,, """ IOt."-lm on he ~enc. Santa Ana ·-.-n--.-.-.-.--.. -,----v~~lrtOmat~ .!!!(,C,:;::-Tiils etllem.nl Wh filed with ,,,. County Cletk ot Or· Vllll l agunl NlgUel. C..11 bullnnl neme or n•met oa.~1>1::: ~~~)~1 Ind proc;M~ Of on-I.II· 55 Fwy at Ed Ing • ~ • . ............. -· Wllh tl>e County Clerk ot Of· anoe County on December 112617 hlltd abo"9 on Jenuery 18, ~· 7 I 2 I. emQI PfO)ecl IPf;>llC:lllOn&.
OPEN. J DAYS Loe*• & runs good. $3,595 AM/F • 1111 . cuetom ange County on December 28 1188 Tiii• t1u11neu 11 con· 111111 '" Janu11y • 4 • ••plrH an• January 19 (305) wt!Nls, power wtndowl, 29 1988 f4029ll ducted by an 1ndlvldual Ctllg Lobo llllll ,11811 •net
Service H Mon Fn lllllllla&.Tlftf crulee conlrol. New ,. ,_,,, PublltMd Or•no• Co111 Tile 1eg111r1n1 com· Tllls 11a11men1 w11 hied 51•194• WHEREAS tlleClt)'Coun· 7:00am~~·O:OO~m · •-••-bulll engine. (9395) ..... TlllPI Publ1shld Orange Coast OlllyPUot January7,14,21, menced 10 transect bUal· wllntl\eCountyCterttofOf. c:ltflnOundci.tefminelli"ll
-·· 18,885. 13."5 (312) Dally P•tol January 14, 21 28, 11181 ,,... undef ,,,. llcllllou• ·~County on January 11 Pl8JC NOTICE 11'111 Ord~ •• necllNfY
l!!!Jl••l!!!!!!•l!!!!!!l!!l!!!l!!!!f MfTSUBISHI Cordi•, 1983, 1111•111 W H•llWULTI WW 28. February 4. 1981 Sa·207 ~.I~~~= N~ nam• 19 II F.o.m ,ICTITIOUI au&MU 10 proteot the pubtlC 11-.y. 1a• ,.•la M9d money for schOOI - -•---s .. 2111 ... ... IT&.._.._.,. hMltll and 'Welfare In tllll, - -& d • _,..... -.a• "8.tc NOTICE Ec11nerdt Elsel Publllllld Cringe Co.111 NA-.. , .. _.., unlelt lhls Ordlnancoe la Auto matic, 6 c yllnder. ~o~ ~~o • la..tll1 81-IC ..,,.T"'E' Thi• 11111men1 was tiled Dally Pllol January 21. 28, Tile lollcnirlng penoru ara .Oopted Ille City Witt lillaly ~r d<>Or lock. radl•lt, 2 lobo · ... 'II TlllPI IL ~ nu IW. 'ICTITIOUI llUIMH wtln the County Cteri< ol Of. Faoruary 4. t 1, ttel oT.f butinest N recelV• ~°"' lddllionel
c:rulM. power ttMllng, -••Nie•-• . CHEVY SPRINT 1e98. red, 111111 NAMI ITATl•WT ange COunty on J1nuary 11 S1 232 S Y PARK WALK-IN Oaveiooment appucallOnt
Powef' brakes AM/FM _.,. --·-Aulom••lc w/AC Mint FtCmlOUI 9UllNEll The loltowtno petlOnl .,. 111811 MEDICAL GROUP 3100 w cauette, A/C . Beeutlfut' 4 lpeed & more GGST37. • 4 c:ytlnd«, 9Ulomatlc, A/C, NAME STATl.MENT doing bu.linen u ,~, rtBJC NOTICl Wlr'* Ave •2 S1n11 Ane, wftlCl'I wtll f1Qu11e 1mmedl111
19200 141 $12,995 $2 "5 condition, '3300 power llMl'lng, power Thi tollowlng persons •r• CAL MARK 21sac S1.n Pvbllthed Otenge Caul C1t11 1270<4 ac;tlon before Ille Protee1
1 ._ _..... ' 873-0181 br•k•, Powel' windows. dotng bullnett u Mlehel, Costa MUI C1J1I 0.Jty PllC>t January 21 28 ftCTITIOUI ., .... ,, C11tlorn11 Pl1y11c:1an1 •n<I Traffic Monitoring Re-.._ _ mn.lll'llman power dO« loctr, crutw HOBIE SPORTS 238tllEJ 112627 Fet>ru 4 11 11189 NA•ITATIMl:NT M1n99emen1 Group Inc Pl>M .. COl'lll)llted and IH-11N Control. AMfFM tt.,eo. TOJO RO El TOfo, Calli MtchH I Relph ShH aty Si -235 The tOUO..lng penont are Caltl0tnit adopl.O and other Im· VS, AutorNlllc, A/C, power CUMUe, warranty Liile 112830 2 IS8C S1111 Mlc:hel Coate doing bu..,_. at Tn11 Dut1nett 11 con· ~long pt~-ate 111 UTlllm ltWlng, POW« windows. new (2GY0279) sa,695 sco Spor11 inc a Cak· Meu ca••• 12121 PWlJC NOTIC( MEO-AEUEF 20, t W•• ouc1ed .,., • torpcn11011 == and !:,1;:::
1988 XJS 0,..., metalllc powef' dOOr loe*, CNIM llftmTll llAll lornll corp0ra11on SOOO th•• ous1nHI 11 con· dlH OrMI Sult• 8 N.wport Tiie reg11tr1n1 com· ' aPOt -, conlrOI. AM/FM lterec>, Birth St Sia 6200. ~I ducted b)' an lndrYldual ,ICTITIOUI •UIM.11 8eecll Cll1I 91N3 ~ 10 1ranaee1 buSi· devlloc>m•nt appllcetlon•
wtlhg.ray ... lhef Original Ult. wire wheel COYll'I, •Yll.D Beach Calli 92660 The regltlranl tom-NAM! ITATUllOIT NlllOnll Hffltll Set"~ I-uncMf the hc;t•taoua W1lllOUI lmpfe t.,,. 10 com--tro~y meo~Ha.'.:o~~ 'MPllH•lfMDA. warranty. Like new Ml-1111 Thlt bu••neu 11 con·~ to 1rant1Ct buso-Tt1el~i>W11011•.,• 2011 w .. 1chflC>rM.SU1te8 bu"net' neme or nam.t l>ll•••de1~~ ... 01
---,,.. •• -.. T ( 11·545) I 14,495. oucted by a torPOrlllOn ,,... uno.r the 11c:1111ous doing but•,_. n ~Belch. C.hl 12M3 llsteo at>ove on 1983 imc>eett on ~1•
vtee record•. No llCCI-4 .. Kmllea, aro-,'9d,mint ••••• ,...... 1111.-F110 Th• regltlrlnl com·~ natM or n•ma ONE PERCENT REALTY Thll bUS•Mll II con HOWal'O u.... Pr...Oenl ~ Q ..:-~ oenls. Car phone Check cond ition &31·8835 menc;eo 10 traf\NCI t>vll· hated at>ove on NIA 2423 N Tu.tin Avenu• 1ouc:ted by I n un1n·I Th·• 1111arnen1 was hleo _, • '
out the ou,.r XJSt price days; &48-15113 evee .... .... . n .. 1 undfw tl'le 11c:1111ou1 MICllMI AIJpn Shel Sanla An• c.l•f 9270S corpor11ea 1uoc1a11on '"'" tne County Cleftl ot Of. '"conluelOn lnCOllMtency a condition'-'°'' ...ing SUBARU •94 GL HATCH· ta.-a1 CUSTOM-S-epeed, AIC buttness name or ne,_. Thtt ll•ternlfll w11 toled JamH Harli n Hooget otl'lef than a pann«1111p enga County on OK~t>e<1•ncl improper plann!ng. ano
ll\lsone l23.450 BACK. 4 WO, auMOOf. pQWer·ltMring,r..,. llsled•t>ove on Aug\11128 WtlhlheCouf11yCi.t11ofOr 1230 W 8a•t>Oa8tvd New Thi r1g111r1n1com·,281188 :"°.r"~llely1:'::0:..
Rlctlerd (714) &42-8875 new 11,.., 14250 boot!, •YILll '11.. Ing gtUI windows. dual· 1988 ange Couf1ty on J1mery t2 I oor• e.ecn c.111 92661 "'9nCed 10 tranMCt bull· '402IU0 PO l>OflWl*'I t!W'lcl, am/fm, 19000 Slc:retary 111811 r 1111 buatneu 11 con-,_. undef the hctlllou• Publlllled 0••1199 Colat iect...,.. ol IN vot•• .mo '11ll&lllUl1'1111 wlH Nit '3700. M0-1374 Ylllll.,.. 84S-2227 Tll1s s1a1emen1 wu hied F40Ull d\leled b)' an i/\Cltvtdu.1 bu~ name oir namea Daily Pilot January 7 14 21 ~~~:l~~ Qih. Cl
black /cloth Interior . nma '12.... 4 C)'lin<ter, eu1oma11e. A/C, Will! Ille County Clerk ot Or· Put>l4tned Ora1199 CONI Th• reg1stran1 com· titted •boV'• "" ~bet 18 t989 ICouncit ol tne Cit "'coa!Y
loaded. s 11.000 pp Loaded. Blade. IS.H S power 11eerlng, powet ange County on Oecemt>« Oa1ty Pilot January 2 t 28 menc:ed to 1renuc1 l>USl>-20, '988 Sa-205 ....... 11eteb Ofdl.,,. .. .;.
NS-1101 (3~"') brak•. powef' windowa, e 1188 February 4 11 11181 netl uno.r lhe tlCllllOUI Don Royll 1, y
""' power dOOf IOck, CNIM F400502 S1 236 t>usineu n11ne or names Tn11 1111eman1 wu hied P\llLJC NOTIC[ 0 "" 1111 •Rimi H•HWU&.TI N contrOI. AM/FM 11ereo. Pu1>11r.11ec1 Ot1nge Cout 1111.a above on NfA witn tne Coun1y CIMIL of Or SECTION 2
E11cellen1 condition, ale, 141-1211 lltt. Wheel co..,.,.. Mu11 oa11y P1101January 7 14, 21 I "8JC NOTICE J1,_. H Hodoes •919 County on J1nu1ry I 1 FICTITIOUI au,..11 I I\ Of ell ~1 PfO-
amlfm eaueU•. tunroot ••• 10 appreciate . 28, 1989 IC ITIOVI II Thia llllemetll WU hied II II NAME ITATIMENT l.-c11 1111 l>foceMlnO ltrne
Mu•t Miii Beal otter (28ZL582) 18,495 S1·201 F "l .. IT4~=NT I w11n Illa C~nty Clefli Of Or· p n.. FtCMC 2t4 Tiie follow1ng petllOfll •r• llmlll •t•tlllslled by Stat•
875 5953 ••m•T•-a-•no• COunly on o.t.mbe< ubhslle<I '-"'lf\99 CUI doing bu11neu.. law lllllf apply In place ot EY99/wlcnds • -"'8.IC NOTICE th• lollowlno p,reont era 27 11188 Dally P"<>I Jlf\Ul;I 21 2t PACIFIC WALl<·IN ME01· 11hOM lllled In SectlOnt --.iiiiiili"ia•iil ..,.. ~';l1E~T~~}1:ANCIAL a ,40'aQ7 February • , I 111 Is 229 CAL GROUP 2362 MoirM 13·3•• Ind 13-367 o4 the
Bledlftan, Ellc:ellenl con· MJ ..... 1 1M1 .. 1 Lii 'ICT"10UI 8U.,_ll CONSUL TING CO 2726 PuOllsMd Of'ange Cout I A~• '""ne Cahl 1271• C0t11 ._.. ... Munletpel Code
dltlonl loaded, Mual Mii Like nu, m/r, LBS sys. 401< NAMI 11'ATIMEHT A 11 N 1 8 11 O•••Y Piiat Jaf\uary 7 1" 2 I P\8.IC NOTICE C111torn11 Pllfllt1t nt andtlle Red••etooment Plan
•""'.250/obo 7•• ""78 TOYOT '" ,._..'-a 19•"' GT, .......... U mltn, $20,700 497-8834 Tiie IOllOWlng l*SOt\t ate cZ:~ ~2ee:wpor H e 28 111811 Ml"agement Group Inc .ltrom ~ary 20. 11189 uni~ _.. ~ ... "'90-..... dOtnQ bullnest .. I I I s1.20J • Clhle>rn•• ..... -'* ot (11 lhe det• 11\al MERCEDES 300$0 LC>llded, S-Speecl, A/C, MERCURY CAPRI RS-IMPHACHEM, 17 Or· tnturenct TranHctor• FICTITIOUI IU Mii fn•s butlf'at& 11 tc;n. 11111 Ordinance uplrH
TURBO Black/Palamtno, New Ek'9k•. Clutch, B•t· 4 cyllnder, eutom.tlc, AIC. 1g13, 5 0 ve. 4-epeed, ,11.,0 Irvine. C.lit 12720 'nc I Caltlornll c:o<porlllon PlB.JC NOTICE NA• IUTl•NT duct.a by • (OIO<)<ll>On pu•N•nl 10 Go .... nmenl tery, Paint Mu1t ... power steering, power power·tl .. rlng, power· Pr1!11od Shah, 117 Or tl'us bualneH 11 con·1 Thi 1~ e>eftonl 11• The r•g1•"•"' com· Code Sec1ton 6.SSSI or 1111 79.000 mllMS Elloeltent S5&95 873-1287 brllk•. crulM control. bretc•. amfmfcauette, chard ln11ne Ca111 12720 dUCted Dy • COIPOflllOtl K4MIO dol~butinen H j mentecl lo ••nuct bv11· the ettcwe dete of.,, Ores<-
Condlllon, 20.000 AM/FM ""'°· Utt low cu11om wt!Mls. 13600 Tilts bu1lnH1 II con· Tha reg11tran1 c.om NOTICE 0-: 10 1716 Or•• ,.,,. nns wnd.. '"• I Cltt•ous nance .oop1ao b)' tie city 494-2704 ... 26"" ducted by .,, lndMdual menc.o 10 tr1nuc1 t>uti I.Al.I 0-: -~ ~e Cotla ~au Ca•·• Ou~•u l\llM or ,,.,.,,.. Co\.lnGtl l.O emend s.c110n•
miles, werrenly Like uvl· ~ T111 reg11trtnl com·1-unoer tile ltCllll(k.IS "~AT 92627 Sled 1bo;,e on 1963 13·34• encl 13-3417 ol Ille 1111••• '11 Tl• new (2GNBaS7l St.395 1..nao .............. menceo 10 transact bUll-l>US•neH fllfM Of ,..,.,.., ....V4T'I IAU s I • y • n t1 • n I 'I HO•llO Ulene P•M'<lenl COJtl ...... M~ode
$4.395 (314) •ITmTM llAll 4 door. excellent c:on· .,... imoer the t1et111ous ~~';' aoove on Janui ry 1 ..._ A1447'12 ~':,~:11·~::,~111~06~!11.~1 rn.e ''".,,..,,' •H t.1~ e '""'*"•lety '"" 111e llllllWIAl.TI N mTRD dttlOn. 13900 (•850AGL) Ou11net1 name or namn Pe14" P O.C-o Pr"'°"'' n lhe Superior Cour1 of c .. 1 112708 "in ,,,. Coun11 Qerk ol Or ldOOt•on ot 111<1 Ord nence •--n M2-llJ1 (714)241-ISM lltted •bow on Jenuary 5 tt111 1111aman1 wH llled ll>e S1111 of Calitornte fOf Tllos ou11nen 11 cc.n· a"Q9 Cavr>lt on O.Cemt>er tne Oe~I ~
--1™ 111 Iha Count Clatk of°' 1ne County of ORANGE eel .... lf1d idl;al u 11111 Oepanmer-1 lhlll Pf90W• I ---------.....-----~---....,~~--,--~~~~~~-...,....--:::-=:-":":"-:-::::::-::-:----· Premod Shall WI Y In II• Man• ol tile Eal&I• OUC1 v• an "' '402Ut t epeofytng reQ\l'red 6911 "8.JC NOTICf ' "8.JC NOTICE Pt11JC NOTICE Pta.IC NOTICE Tin ttllamenl was filed =County on January 11 of JOSEPHINE ANN MANN Tll:C, r~11•:1••nt t '~'" Publ..,,_, Orang. Coe I tor IC)C)l~I~ aubMllltl _________ , _________ , _________ 28 1118e -Wllll ll>e County Cieri! ol ()r. , ... 221 au. JOSEPHINE A MANN = unct! ~:~IClll~I Delly Pilot January 1 '" 21 . ~lt'l IO ......,,. G
flCTITIOUI 8UIMll FICTITIOUl IM.l ... 11 K4'074 F4'0291I &noe County on January 4
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Pvblletled Oringe Coul JOSEPH•NE A A ~ANN OU..nett n•ine 6t ,.,,_ 21 111111 C Th11 Or~ an
NAME I TATl•NT NA .. ITATDIENT FICTITIOUI 8UltNIH 1189 Deify Piiot JlrlulfY 2, 28 JOO'!' MANN, MRS LOGAN llecl aocwe on IHA Se 104' Ut~ '"*"" Ordinance TM IOl!owlno paMIC)nS ,,. The rt111ow1ng ~eon·.,. NAME ITATl•NT PuOl•l>IWtO Or•no" CoaS1 I ,.,,. F 11&9 p MANN lnO dbl MANN s .,,ICtecl under ... Coty of dOing OullneN.. do+ng bullMN.. The IOllowlng pel'IO!'ll .,. D• 1·' ')I nuary ,. l l, Publjtfled Ofange COetl . el>tuary . I 1• 1 SPLIT RAIL RANCH Oe st ... ., H BrUWh&uM' P'IBJC NOTlC( jeo.ta ....... al po4ic;e
TIME MACHINE MOTOR· 0 Fl A P H I C I L • do+ng bullMM at 28 , • .;rue 4· 111811 10a1ty Pt!Ot JIOOW)' 14 21 Sa 230 CMMd ..,ihh::~y~.;:•011~ ·~ ~ tl'll~oYtllOM ot
CYCLE WORKS. 755 w lUSIO NS fCOASTA L BURKE SANTA ANA S•·215 28 Fet>ruary<4, 11811 I •-tc ..,,.T.,.[' Nou~e1sl\eret>yi1"9ntlla1 •noe Cout'ty on ~em«>4K NOTICaOf'o.ATH C•11•~~1Code
mn St . •A Cot11 Me-ta. CASTERS, 16• 1 Chevy PARTNERS 42 Cotpor1le Sl ·221 ,._ nu -. Ille unclerMgnlO '#Ill Mii at 21 li&I ANO Of' '1fTlTION Sclion,USlend lhalllalle
CA 12627 ChaH Or Huntington Plfll. Sulla 2 tO, 1rv1ne. Callt PlB.JC NOTICE •-.,. Mftftt'c ,ICTrTIOUI llU ... ll Prjvall 8• ... 10 t"-rlighetl ,...,,..,. TO AOllllllMITUI eflecl '"'Meola1e1y upon
l lwrenca c Gu1nr1e. Beacll C1lll 1126<46 12714 ,.~ "''"~ I N~ ITAT'IMl.Hl end ti.11 bldoet IUbjeet to Publ•aned O••noe eo.,, llT4TI °' 10091ton Tne City Council 3374 Calllorn11 Colla Edw1rd H & Pa1rlci1 M William 8 Burki 42 Cor· flCTITIOUI aUllWll FICm....,.•t -·•-at The IOI"'-'"" ,..,lont are t0ntlrm1l10n o1 salO Su o ... ry PtlOI Oee.,,-ib41f ll "4YWI VIRCMNIA lond1 lhal theta 11 • curren1 M .... CA 92626 Bell 16<41 Cllevy Chue Dr por11a Perle. Suite 210 NA .. IT/liTIMIHl ,....., ...,_ dotno ~··~-;--".,. ,.._.. petlOf Court. on or 1n.t IN 1918 Ji nuery 7 14 21 ITAC« enO lmrMOJll• lllflet 10 the
Tn11 bu11nau 11 con-Hunllng1on Be1c11. Calll lrvfne. Calll 12714 Tl'le tollowlng P41fl0nl ""I NAMI ITATIMINT rox""a~;-OCtAT£! 24thdtyotJANUARY, 11189 11189 ~~ public llelllh, •1ety 0t.,.. d~~4: t.;.;.~!'~:du~lom· 112:~! bu1tne11 11 con· ~!1:' ~ar:~r\~11!2 ~~· do:rig~~U'R° ~LES. 1111 d~::: :::=: :'IJOftS ere 33$5 Vie lldO. Ste 380. OIAl~E~~:iL~~A~ SI 198 fo all,;,,, betw•hCler ~::. -:s·"~':::':° =-
menc;ad to trantlci bull· ducted by 1n lndlvldual l!Vlne, Cellf 12714 311111 StrMt, Newport Beach OWD ENTERPRISE. 2775 Newport Beach Calll Bl.VO . SUITE $00 LOS AN· Citld•IOtS eotllingenl Ctedt d1oonal ..,bdMtionl uee
n.u under 1ne llcll11ou1 Tne reg111ran1 com· Robert W Guthrie 42 Calll 126~ Mesa Verde Or e •Plt& 112863-3117 GElES CA 90010, County "8.tc NOTICE 10<1 Md PlflON whO ma permltt v1rtanc11. and
ouslnets n1me Of natMs rnenc:ec! 10 lrant11el bust-Corpora11 Park. Sulla 210 Stevefl Gletln RkSenour Co1t1 M .... Calif 92626 . Gandy·f Oii. Inc C5•11 ot LOS ANOE LES S\tt• ot ·-TIT..,......, au•..-t• lie oll\enlll• lnllfllltd in UMj 01119• ppltetb\e entllle·
lltledlOOWonOecember '· -undef Iha ltc:ltllOUt lrvlne,Caltt 92714 ttll 311111 Str .. t, NewQorl J P•I• Rodi. 2775 ~· torntt, S3SS Via Lido I• Calltornll '" ll'le nght lllle ...... rvv• -..... Of ...... Ot l>Ol,, _Ofjm11111 1ofu•wtliell-M.1b t188 t>utlneu name or nama Br•ll Andweon •2 Cot-e.ac11 C111t 112663 Verde°' E •Pl t5 Colt• 380 Newpof1 BMch C.hl and 1nter•t ot M id cs. NAMI •TA~T PHYlLIS VIAO•NIA $fACJ( j«\ 10 M.-ut• 0 would , ..
l iwr11t1ee C Guthrie ll1ted1boveonJanuary31, porat• Park Sulle 2 10 t1111 bu11n111 11 con· Mete Cafll 112126 92113·3''7 c..M<lit llle llt'lllofdNlh Tllelollowingpetl0\1ere ~PllrTIONhob9antHed""1 1n 1 thf .. I 10 l)UOI<
This lllletnenl wu Iii.cl 1183 IMne, Cellf 127t4 dl.ICltd b)' 1n 1ndtv1duat DI,;;_, p 8edlll 3()11821\0 fhll bUtln•11 ii con end al IN r~I m ... and dOing ~II by J[,rlllf.Y HEAM AN I,, MhJty Of ..,..,.
wlln the County Clefli ol Or-PllrlCll M Bell Wllllam M Geyer, •2 Cot· Th• raglllrenl tOm·lstreel Newport 8Hcn ducted b)' I corporillOfl 1ntlf•I 111•1 the •t•t• of l•IMICAOPA0CE590A It ACK lfl ,,.. luper TllelKllCOtWI IUtinQ\N ur·
ange County on Decernt>er Ttttt 11at-" -hied P<>f•I• P9fk. Su•t• 210 mencec1 10 transac;1 t>uM ~1 926'3 Tile raglttrant com· Nod O«UHO 11 .. ~.a £0UIPMENT COM,,ANY Court ot Ce!lfornia C(IU(lt, .-cy .,,_ '"-'"'-' 10 IN
23 111811 with the County Clefll of Or· lf'l\ne Cellf 92714 ""' under the hc11110U1 T1111 buaineu 11 ton· ~ 10 tranN<;t bull· by openrtlOfl of l8w Of other· (D~lWPOAT OIOIT Al IYS· Of o.-. feQIMtiftO 11'111 pub(lc Nattn Mfety Of,....
F4022l0 •noe County on December Th•• bullnatt " con-Dualnftl name Of "~ dueted by CQ-1>1111nen nMa uno.. Ille flCtlllOUI .... Oll'lef lhan Of in ed· TEMS 365 Coell ...... SI JfHAfV t+ERMAN 8TAQ( ,.,, .. -.,.,.,"' tN ......
PubOIMd Oreno• Coast 21 1988 ducted by • genetal pan· 1111.0 above°" NIA Thi registrant com• ~ neme Of ntl'll89 ci.tion 10 11111 0( t..cl ci.-Ca.I• ...... C411 t 12U1 lie liPOOl"I*' .,.,,..,. cttait '°..,,_Or~
0 111y Pitot January 2 1 28 '.allS net.nip • Steven Glenn Ridenour rnenced to tranMCt ~ti· hlted •bc>Ye on J1n11.,... II ~ 11 Ille time at death A<hlto Oriti.no I'!"'"'•" reorl!Mf\tat""9 ro adtn \et O fhie ~· 11'911
Fab<uary 4. 11 11811 PubltstleO Orenge Coast The reg111r1n1 com-th11 1tatem4lrll wu loled neu under tne ltc:t1Uou.s ttlt 1n aindlO .. tl\ec.etta.nAEAl 36$ Co•t• Meu, Ca11r 1ne..i111of1he~ t•mtNrt• erMS 119 of no
S•·239 Deily P1101 J1nuary 14 21 "*"*' 10 1tantae1 butl-with Ille County Clerll ot Or· butlnen nerne °' "-"* S.rbat• J "o•. Pr"'°9nl Pfoper1l' lltualed lft '"-9~617 lHI ~£TITION ·~ ""11* t0toe Of .,,act ll90fl
28 Fet>ruery 4 1N9 -unoer Ille t"1lllOUI enge County"" <>-Tit>« kited atloYe on January' Tll<• llltement WU hied ClfY 0, IAN JUAN Thia l)u'*11•. 1• Ct>n• ...,,llOft:r 10 N IM--of(1)1t•••PW'allOn
----------Sa·218 ~ n1me °' nam. 28 1188 IHI With the COunly Clerll Of Of CANTA.ANO Covnty ot Clueted b)' an ind v>duM •t~a \11\def "'-e>vrlOierll 10 Oow.,nrNnl P\BJC NOllCE lilted 100ve on Dlcember '402t1t J Pater RodJ = COunty on J-.y 1 t ORANGE State ot Cell· Tiie ••011trant com• <tent Adn'!Wtt11tt0n of £1 eoo. *' ~ Of l•I rtaJC fl)TJC( t188 Publllhed Ofange Coast T1111 ttatemet'll w .. tiled I' . ,....,_ tornlt. p1r11cu11r1., Cl•• f'Mf\<:.O IO il~I -ter" AC1 (T ~1 •1u.~,._.Clatao .. 1110r.s>-
'1CTTTIOUI 8UIMll Bl'i.n R Burka OallY Ptlot January 14 21 Wtlh Ille COUf'lty Clefk ol Or -tcflbed u fOllOwt 10-Wll -undet ,,... fi(lol""'• tne ~ rlQf..-n-:t"ance aoootao Dy .,,. CtfV MAiiie ITAftflllJfT FICTITIOUI _,..... Thlt ttatement wq hied 21. f:abf\Jary 4 11189 enge County on January S. Pub119hed Orange Coatl l.ol « ol TreC'I No 7152, as bus.naM NIN or nerNa 1111.,.. to !Ma rnaroy ec:&..analCOUlt'ICM IO ~ uon.
TM tollc>Wlng perwone .,. NA• STA~lfT Wllh Ille County C*1I ol ()r. S•·217 11181 Oei4y lttlot Januer~ 2t. ,. Plf m8'I recorcteo In loe>'I led •bO>i 0<• ~ '#tl"O\lt ll'!l!llO OfNt1 ... 1).344 and 13.-3'1 "' the
doing bu.in.at.. Tne lonowtng pWIOm.,. enge Counly on December ,...., febf\lary 4• t t, lNll uo. Pt019 t 10 12 ~ HI ,... llf0¥9 ... ~. tM"'9C*I Coeta .... ~Cede
PACIFIC COAST WEATH· doing bulllneM u 28. t988 f'ta.IC NOTICE Publtll'led Orange C<Mttt 5 •·233 ol ~laneout mllf>I, ,.. "ld\ard 0 "-'~ IC110n• ~ the llW• tega1o.in; ,.,~ 11/M
EAPROOFING, 8232 Malloy NA ENTERPRISES 2775 N0*7 Daily Ptlol Jenuary 14 21. COtCI Of Orange Coutlty. T tlltem.nt .. a. ,..., tot\.i , .... rna1 ...... r•
Or . Hunllngton 8Mcl\ Calll Meaa Vlt'da Orl"9 E. •P115. Pvbllll'leO Orange Cout flCTITIOUI aU ... 11 28, f:ebruary 4, 1189 Pta.JC fl)11C[ Ca•1l0tn1t men comlftOnfy wlln the County Cten of Or 41U'fed lo Gl"9 notoc. lO
92848 Coat• Mela. Cllllf 112828 Dally PllOt Ja~) 14, 21 N4Ml ITATIMINT S.224 lv°IOW'I •• 3tt76 Celle Sen al'Ot County on o.t.MI* 11\ter•ted PllrlOl'll ~ s.tC.tlON 3
Gregory MletiMI Beebout. J Pa ter Rodi, 277& M ... 28, 1181 The tollowlno l)Wtons lfl 'M:llrtOUt 8U9Mll Ff e 0 t 0 I I n Jua n ll, tHI ,.. .. 1114ry ~.,.,.,..., ~t<.t Of Thie Oro.nanc. .,,_ IMe
8232 MaJjoy Or . Huntington VlfdlDrlwE •P11S Co111 s .. 200 Ootng bullnne.. rtalC NOTJC( MAm ITATIW C:.0..lreno. Cthtofnl• 1 1 c;onMtlted 10 the P'~ ..... *"' .,. ill "'tQtt.ie
Beech, Caltt 12646 Mela, Calif 112621 SUPREME ENGEERING Thi ~ l*'ICWIS ,,. Term1 of Nie c:alll\ in llw-O Pu~ f?!!"(JI Cout ICl~ l fl'le ~ent inwnecs.tt .. 1 from and _,,.,
S tephanie Ann 8"boul, Kevin A Aodt, 2775 M.. P1aJC fl)TIC( 8411 W 18111 St . Coe11 "*JC dolno bu.,._ H tut MOMy Of the Uf\lled ••tv "°1 ...... Mbef ii, ~.,rllK>n awl"«>f •t wiil the ~ tlWllOf, Ind
8232 Malloy Of , Huntington V.,dl Ortw E •P 115, Co•ll MIN, Calif. Hilt NOTIC& OA.14.HAM 'S UNOCAL 16 l l•IM on c.ontltmet!otl ot igatl .I~ 1 t• 21, be Oflnl•CI unle u e n "'ltOf 10 IN ...,_,llOn of Id·
e.aen. C1llf 126<46 Mfta. C.llf 112826 FICTITtOUI .,...... DoMld' Waune11 Rieck, N01'lCI °' 2et0 hn Mlouel Or . ~· ..... or ..,, Cati and blil-tit 11'1\tt•led l*1IOn I -.,, ,..,, r1S)d•)'l fl'Omllt peae-
Thl• butln•H It con· Thie bu1tne11 11 con· M4MI eTATl•NT 2S2S Otano-. Coe1e Mete, PMJ14"ATION port lilech, ~ 12t4IO ~ ~ by not ... 113 Ob IO'I 10 ,,,_ P«rtlOl'I en4 IQ9 tlwll.,. ~ OflC8
dueled by 11u1band 1no wife ducted by CO-l)aflnet• TM lo4lowlng pereona era Calif 12t27 ...... !!...... • lid Orltham *"' Ion euttO l>l' MOflgeOe OI l ruat U!owl fOOO Cl\'98 W"V ,,. "' IM OM...Oe COAST
Thi reg111r1n1 com· Th• ragl11ren1 com-doing~.. Thlt 1>1111ne11 le con• Deefef-_... tnc Callto<nl• Deed on IN Pf°'*"Y ao .....C NDTU cour1 ~not,,.,., tl'le OAl\.Y Pl~OT, • ,,..,,:O••r menoed 10 lransect bust-rnencad to trtnMCt bull-(•)ROCK OF AGES duct.Oby ~tnOWll• .. , Tll•• bu&IMH ia COii• tcMd TenpercentOfernount Mnottf'f of ...... Clm.Mt~ l'lftl·
,,... under ll'le llchllO\lt nen under the flctltloua (b)WHITNEYS. 9141 Five Tlla regl11r1nt com· NOTICE IS HEAEIY ~ldby 1c0toorat10n bidtobedellOeHed*ltl\IM '1C~8U9MU A HEA" "ttw Pflt ed9"d11'1DilleNdifltt1eC•tY
butlneu name or nernee bllalnMa netM "' n-Hatbofl. Huntington Beeeh. mencecl 10 trt 111tc:1 bu111• QIV!N IMt Ille Board ot OI.. Tit• rag taHtnt com· M90toflar110ll91nwr1t• ..._ IT•Tl•NT hon_. 119 NIO Ofl ,.llAU oleo.t. ...... 1~wn~
lltted at>o"9 on Oacemblf 1111.a abcMr on January T, Clltt 92 ... e ,_ .. uncM< the t1e1lt10v1 rector. Of the MMe Col'I rnanc:.ci to tr~ ~ "'I end Wiii t>e 1~ et 11\m lollowtl>O '*'°"'.,. AA Y t tNI,. t 4S,." ti.....,,... OI IN.,..,,..,
21, 1918 1Ht MICtlMI D Grant. I 141 ~ .. ,_ neme Of namee toltdetecl Watef Dlttrlc:t Wiii neM llf'def 1111 lletltlOUI 111e ~ of'floe tt ltl'f'i dOint ~ aa Dlpt "'° l --.ci ' too Of ""' Cty Cownct ,,_,.tor Gr~ M a..t>oul J ~.,.,. Rodi FIW H1tbott Huntington llt1ed ltlOve on 11111 at Its ~ Meettnt to 119 ~ nerne or NII'* time eftW the tlrtt put111-COVfL Y IHfORMA t!Ol'f CMc: C.,... Orrw SanlAI Mid 90*'* 1M ..,,_
Thia 111tamenl WU rtled Thi• ltatament WU filed 8ucl\. Calf 128441 Waunet• Reick l'lld on '*'*Y •. , .... titted flbove on ltl2 ~ion .,.,_ and oefore SVITIMI. 1S70A Or~ Ana CA t21'0• 'AS9f0 AHO AOOrTIO
Wllh Iha County Clerll of Or-With the County Clerk Of Of· Th141 billlnff• •• con-r .. tte1--.1 -Med oontider the actopOon Of Liiien L. Ot*'*"· lee· O.te °'.... AY9 ec.1a ~ I " YO\# 09.I CT to "" THIS 1IVI My ... ......,.,.,, eno-County on Dlcemt>er anoe Coun1y on J-...ry 5 duc1ed Dy en lndMduel .it11 lfte Coul\ty Cletk ol Of· Nee•tlw Oederation 11·1 ret!'Y Oe'9CS lhlt 1NI day of 92121 eramlr'f et tM P9U1iOn. yoi1 fttl
21 1188 tHt lt1• r•gl1tren1 c om· angia County on Janwiry 4, currently under PftiC*lt!On. Thie etatefTlef'll _. lllied ~. tMt FredfO H Oo"9ly 1sto• lf'CMCI ...,_ _.. • u. AnUT
,40:l042 ~ rMnQld 10 lranMCI IM*-!let tot the~ Witt!'"-County Cieri( Of 0.· ,,,_, WAU.ACI ....... 0.111\91 Awe~ Coate .,._. "-""I ...i ... 'PJll o0-NTD ..... ~ fll
Pubhhed Orange Cout Pvbl~ Ofiinoe COett ,_ under the fiCUttout ,_.U f'lllOJICTt f Al•Vll W ante CountfonJlf'IU«y 11 AOlftlnlltretot of IN ES· Ct6lf t2a7 1Ktl0"8•-Wf"'-'-..C• 10.VOfC...._ OellyPllol J1nuary7 14 21 , 0.•l't Ptlol January 14, 2t, ~name 0t rwim. Pl.lblllhed Orange CoMt ,ARIC TRAMI MllllOM IMI TATf;olMid~I ln. bu11Met It ~ llOfl9 wWI "'9 COWf1 ..,._ .......... Hl m'l.°'1
28, 1181 2•. ~lbfuety 4, 19tl llMed ICM>Y9 on OCtooer. Delly Pilot Jlnuary 14, 2 t, ..... MC No •oeo ,..,.. Altomew<•I ...,,.. MQt. dllCMd "" an ltl<Si.ndWI .... ........ YtM .....,. c... ~ IN cay fl c..
Sa 202 S.223 1113 at. ,.'°"*Y4 IMt LOCATION la1w .. n Pub41111\ed Orange CON' 4M L ........ HO) Tiie r101e1ran1 COit!• .,_fNY'""''*'°"°'°' ....
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A se•I reaches for • fish offered by • volunteer Cat leftf, whll• another
l•bovet recUne1 by the pool at the New l!ngland Aquarium In Boston. At
r lgHt, volunteer Sue Mocheo weighs Zip. and at lower left. • young vlsttor
reaches out for a h•rbor se•I In •n enclo ed t•nk.
Strahded, ill seals find a safe harbor
Aquarium works with marine mammal rescue p~ogram candidate because he seems to lack
the fonnude to survive in the WJld,
Early said
BO~TON C ;\Pl -Deep in the
ba..ement of the "'e~ Eng.land
.\quanum a \eal named Goofy
lounges in his pn"atc tank. taking a
casual glance at obscf"ets before
rolhnJ bcll)'·Up, inc hes below the
""atcr s surface Outside. an n1pp'f 3Ckfegrce
temperature~ 31 ·)car-old Rigel
darts about h1\ pool. twirling splash)
pi ro uettes and barkinJ .. H1" tn return
for a \lead\ suppJy offish
Rigel and (1oofy cnJOY safe harbor
at the aquarium. 1ust two of the sick,
orphaned or stranded animals taken
in under a marine mammal rescue
program that began 15 )ears ago
"In terms of a JOb, it's a real
\at1sfy1n1 son of thing,'' said Greg
E:arl)'. the program's upe"" 1sor
(100f) ~as ricked up on a Danvers
beach last fol Rigel ~as an orphan
lou nd in Maine about t""O )Cars ago
He was released once but d1dn·t 1ake
to the ~•Id.
•
"He wasa )oung orphan pup raised on seal formula ..and weaned on to
fish He was released up an Mame,
and about a day or t't'-O later he
sho""cd up on a beach." Earh !.atd.
Volu nteers recall how Rigel, 1dcnt·
1fied by tags. crawled onto a beach
blanket 1n the middle of a crowd and, when placed on the front floorboards
of a truck, climbed up onto the seat
and went to slttp.
"We broua.ht him back m and said
st seems hke R11el wants to stay here.··
Early said.
This year, the aquarium has picked
up more than 150 an1 mals. Early sa<d.
many sick or 1nJurcd and mC»t ot
them already dead. Seals arc lhe m0$t
commoh animals rescued, but from
October to January the focus 1s on
whales, which often strand them·
selv~ on Cape Cod beaches.
I he aquanum now has four rcs1·
One in six
dents of the pro&ram a sea turtle
che"'ed up by a shark and thrtt seals
About 50 percent of the seals found
survrvc and arc returned to the wild
or sent to zoos. Earl said
Harbor seals, which arow 10 about 5
feet and can wc1ah 220 pounds.
usually keep to secluded beaches.
rocky reefs and mud flat 1ncc they
spend pan oflheir umc on land, they
don't really act stranded. but when
they're 111 they often Sta) out of the
water for unusual!) lon1 penods
Goofy, who appcan satisfied to
tay in f11s pool and be fed more than
IS p0undsoffoodaday, 1sa likely zoo
When he was picked up, Mhc was
very, '-Cry docile which for a harbor
seal 1s not normal." Earty said.
Rigel. named after the bn.ghtest star
in the constellauon of Onon. is
worll.ina on an appropnatel) stclJar
career at the aquanum's seal pool.
Many male seals vocah1c, parti.cu·
larl around mattng season, but Rtael
can bark a creditable .. Hi"' on com·
mand and splashc around lhe pool to
\how oJl to pa scrs·b)
"We're worl1ng on teaching Rigel
hello " said Jenny Montague, uper·
v 1sor of seal training. "He is actually
land ot a ham ."
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If it .floats,
chances are you'll read about it
in the Daily Pilat 642-4321 .
working Americans
has a dr-ug problem ...
When it comes to drug prob-
lems in the workplace, many
American CEOs are wearing
blinders.
Sure, not every worker is on
drugs. But one in six are. And
studies show that their produ ctiv-
ity is so reduced that they cost
American business $60 billion a
year. They're also a hazard to fel-
low employees -they cause acci-
dents, and make costly mistakes .
Of course, if you 're really
lucky, all those drug-impaired
workers are at another company.
But more and more companies
aren 't trusting to luck. 60% of the
nation 's top firms now have drug
II
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isn't it curious
none of them
work for you?
abuse programs. And these
companies report a reduction in
accident claims, workman 's com -
pensation claims and health-
related absences .
Those are the facts Now that
the blinders are off it's up to you.
Call the Nat ional Institute
on Drug Abuse Workplace
Helpline for CEOs and managers :
1-800-843-4971 . From 9:00
a.m. to 8 ·00 p.m. eastern time
Monday through Friday.
You 'll be in good company.
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Exclu ive Affiliate in Orange County
HARBOR RIDGE
A warm traditional family borne of the highest standard, with an
o_pen flowing floorplan with six bedrooms, four and one-half balbs.
Oak stairway, gounnet kJtcben and a refrigerated wine cellar.
Great out.side entertaining area with built in BBQ, pool and ipl, all
professionally landscaped with ocean, bay and city Upt views. ,
$2,500.000. AdJTOOS
LAGUNA BEACH
Breathtakang country French home completed 10 exotic woods,
located on two lots at Victoria Pomt Fantastic ocean and
coasthne views Four bedrooms, four baths, two fireplaces. sohd
oakwood noon. five ocean view decks. beveled and tulip windows.
Very large f am1ly home with ei:ceptional yards complete with
frwt trees Steps to cbanrung Victona Beach. $1 ,295,000 Ad ~003
WEST NEWPORT DUPLEX
A terrific income property close to the beach ln West Newport
Two units. each with two bedrooms, one and one-half balbs and a
fireplace. Four-car carport, plus additional off-street parking.
'S95,000 Fee. Ad #OOl
IRVINE TOWNHOME
Lovely Deerfield Tow~1acing Doe TraiL Two masw 1u1tes
with private baths plus a powder room. Cloee to community pool,
ICboolJ and shopping. Easy freeway access. Won't last long, so call
now! t174,900. Ad#010 ,
BIG BEAR LAKE
Here's an opporturuty to participate in the economic growth now taking= at B11 &ear Lake. Vacant lot across from Chair #4 at
Snow L m.soo. Ad#OCM
BELCOURT HILL
OceU. Cat.Jina and city b&bts view from WI atunninc townhome 1'!ne bedroom. three aocf a baU bath, family room and formal diDial room, tut.efally decorated and furnillted ln ultra-quabty
mOdtnL New blond bardwood floorinl, Berber carpetinc. custom
window ....._ aDd llautten. Oramatk custom llPUnc t.broup·
oat. Air cODdHloDllCI. •waded lecllrity system. tllree car pr11e, pant pte. Offered fully furnilbed at f7951000. Ad#Oll.
OUT OF AIEA-VINEY ilD ,
RIM'ilde County, oee-ull llour' ..ua of Palm o.ert. Forty actts
of ~ and a falMdoul Mme, prolemk=n, ~ Hd ........ Gnat Opportaatty f« iaftltor, ruc:t.er, OWDll'. Tar-=
rilic Yin of tile vane, and SaJtoa Sea. Rome lau a nrlmmtnc
pool, cltck. ~rp patJos. and room for temm courts Grapevine
aa.p prodUd.QI table vapa Owner will~ Md or terYk:e u.e ..... ,..r depndatloll Only •no,ooo. Ad#007.
SPYGLASS
A real Gem OD SpJpa.. vaews of city le~-· Hart.or ~nlal oceu from prdeo. New doors ~-'" ~_. ,. .. ,~ .. uc1-. aew marble noon in 1o,el'<alno,
room Ud ~. Waded land8caplnc aild teeerity .,aem.
....... Ad#tlt
CORONA DEL MAR DUPLEX
NEW LISTING! This home was recently refurbished lhrougbout m an urban-sophisticated manner. The latest f astuons. colors and
materials were used to create an out.stancbng envraonment. The
main boue has three and one-half balbs, whjle the second unit lS a
large adult-oriented residence with one spacious bedroom suite
aod master bedroom. There is also a large hvsng room and
kitchen. $660,000. Ad #002.
NEWPORT I LA D
Ol.SCOver "Newport lsland". the ~uaet hideaway ISiand on the
Perunsula. A four bedroom. including a ma ter bedroom with a
pnvate sundeck and spa, two bath, two tory home A warm, open
living room with used brick fireplace. oa k flooring, remodeled
gourmet kitchen. Asking $4fS.OOO Ad.r:Ott
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
NEW LISTING! Rare opporturuty to purchase a pnme locat100 in
Newport Heights. Three bedrooms, three baths. swimnung pool
wiUl 10lar beat and oceanview from living room picture window
Loads of UPIJ'ades in this cbannlng tradiUonal residence. Call
today for a private viewing. $525,000 Ad#006
WOODBRIDGE-SOMER ET-REDUCED!
Expand.in& family forces the sale of Uus cb.annmg two bedroom.
one and one-half bath cottage. Best Woodbridae location, only
steps from communitr pool &r spa and park that includes
association-owned tenrus courts Energy-savmg bot-water beateT
aod mside laundry. Only $162,900. Ad#Ol 1
WESTCLIFF
Cbanruna Coun~ French residence 10 lbe hacbly desirable
Westcliff community Stronc street appeal walb French Chateau
ardutectural detail. incluchn& lot.s of used bnck and wood beams.
Lush landscapin1 SWTOUDds Lbe property. and a 1enerous backyard provides ample space for a sw1mnun1 pool or flower
garden. The interior oHen comfort and charm. exqws1tely
decorated in a traditional motJf Wood ~I noon in the country-
kitcben, with used bnck f arepla~ and beamed ~1bngs Three
lenerous bedrooms plus two baths Call now for a priva~ v1ew1ng.
525,000. Ad#012
LAGUNA OCEAN VIEW LOTS
Build your custom ...,..,. ln um exclUlive. pted developmeat
aboft Lapna Beacti ud enjoy tJae 1weeplns ocean. city mountain
ud can100 Ytewt. Umitecl to Jw.t four natwal-vade bulldable
lites. ad owner wtn abo bave an undivided interest lo nearly
leYftl aett9 of priltlne open spa~ for recrealJonal and alt'icul-
tuial Ille. RN4Y for your borne Wltb au utilities Ul. Pnced from
$3tt,ot0. Ad#'OtS.
WOODBIIDGE LAURE~ CONDO
NEW USTING! Perfect starter borne or iD..une.t propet"\J ID
lrTtae'I o.Dttd'IC commanity of WoodllrWee Witil lta 1D111J
ameaWll .......... IWs. IWimmiQI pools; pub, ..... ct• ud IDOft. 0.. be*oom sal• den loft ud prap. FoW ,un new
la awan wlmiD& Laarita ~ham -._,_..L flit.NO. Adffll
7S9-6700
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DEEIAES
GREATEST EARNINGS
I NEWPORT BEACH I
SPECTACULAR &WFS CONDO Hict1
baM ~ very qltt. prmte .S und with
bautlful oteftbelt YteW off to¥efy wood deck patio. and
3 hole p!lttiac &reef!. 8acJI bey & SUftset NWS froni
bllcofty, new kitchen ~ & q..i.ty ~.
security system tn u.s ~ G plM bullt in 1980. H
you llU ~ m 1 spactOtlS home tbts condo 1s the
answer. Pra 1ncludtnc the !Ind $415,000.
BACK ON THE llAMflJ · This ownes IS ready
to move. so submrt all offers! Sharp, clean & attordlble
3 bdrm. 21h bath. Enclosed pr1v1te patio with pretty
ttowers & plants. Elsy lfvi,. in lulbhd Newport Bactl
' convienient to alt. Wilk to CONHIMy '*'· Eastbluff shoppnc center. tenM, dlurches. sctloob, & parks
Affordable price indudts the land. $2'5.000.
aUFFI. •IT Mm MVIACUt.TI a U -
'°"°MLI · ~ dan & 11rWrt; tt1is 3 bh, 2~ Mth Newport condo hlS MW lllWll tarlfl ffesh
paint, new '°°'"" futures & cr.,-.es. E.atr1 It& pMio ~ \::s''s prdtR, Wldt ase of cwnt & brd. pretty & wtoMic bnle SllflMJm Q.ttet
locaboll & Id 1 *'t _,.to East •ff._.. ctr,
1*D. tcttools. chwdtes & tenMs. A srut bly lftdldt• land. $275,000. •
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411 YISlA ...... ~T BEACH
NC.WPOltT lllCACH ~ PALM OC.SUl
IPICTACULAll •..UOA DUNES
HC>m. •• 1111 Cown"WY cwa OF THI De..,.. ATTlllTIOll GOUIDll
Located on tM 14th twway of the pttStlP*S Belmuda
Dunes Cotlfttry ~ w/sWltlMfll NW of the entire 14th
hole tnc,.... 171 ft of fllt'Way frontare. Thll 7,200 sq
ft home IS trllly "One of A fbnd''. 5 Bl 5~ BA w/4
hrecilaces, faMlly room, formal dt""'I rm. ti.llard rm,
eourmet kitchen. sep1rate serv1nts quarters. c1rcu1ar
rose '"*"· pool, spa 4 ltt 1araces, sec SY$ltflt + duaf electronic ptes CoMplete ftfn avMable. Sl ,500,000
A -.ACllPflONT .PWllCIY ON THI
UY• •••ORT · A WDn•erM two dory Me ............ .., With. llllllSM .. of tM
beJ &cjy~• .... This1Sawery..-cas11R11My
tM4 tdlcts .. ~ kd l.dlstyte. ''""' bndl • 2 ........ $1,400.000
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LARGEST NUMBER
SALES TRANSACTIONS
TOP LISTER
NIW ON llAMflJ · Sotpt lfW Old Corona del
Mlf street llCed with SO yr oW i-s Md on 1 40 ft lot.
Just one l*d to ocean! Blillt .., °' IM "' this imm1e»tte
3 bedfOOfll home With f.W, rOOll ,._ Piii bonus
room. S.~. new roof.., kitdlefl ~ A must
see for tfioie ~ the ambience of this special aru
Ask1n1 1735,000
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BOB & DO¥IE KOO~ # 1 RE/MAX Agent 8 out of
10 years In the State of Call·
iornla. Ranked natlonaJly In
the top 10 RE/MAX Agents
for 10 years consecutive.
When you want Results -
CALL THE BEST
The Market 11 R~edy For
Your Home -So, Call The
KOOP8 And Ll1t Today! ,., • ,j,.. .. ..,,,
IAU.-, & • YN.D• I•
Own your own home with as llttte as 3•4 down
Md MW money through tax benefits.
WE HAVE SEVERAL
SOUTH COAST CONDOS
AVAILABLE NOWf AGAINl
SOUTH COAST CONDOS!
I CONDO'S JUST LISTED
~2-1 AVAILABLEI
TINE VflrY nice, 2 bedroom, 2 bath
condo'•· Newly painted exterior makes for a
lhwp ~ance. Community spa & pools.
W.ak to So. Cout Plaza. Minutes to aJI
freeways. "3,900 KOOP, JR. Oft VALERIE
Great k>Catlonl 3 ~ _Q . 2 bath, upper
unit. NJce patio. ,.,0 v ... nlty spa & pools ... ~ $101.900
Koo•·~.,(. OR VALERIE
This unit wUI not ' Q .e weekend! 2
bedroom. 2 bath o" \lnlt. EZ to show.
Need• a ltttle T• ~ ·• tocated ...
KOO."""' ... Oft V~
&,.,., n6ce 3 ~room ' 0 ' condo. Some new kttchen epc>MarO \., $Y nioe upgractes.
Comm. 1P1 & F e.. 10.-.000 KOC»~ff. Oft VALERIE
?kwpoet lJeaclt
NEWUSTING
OWNER MUST SELL
~'::,.c:l"'aull llM9 .._. & mu.t aett this Newpoft North Townhome that ._,.
U. 2 M•• Wt-. Oen. Uvtng Room .,,.,.._,., Kitchin w/IM the conwntent
11P11l80C*. kMly petto & mote.
&bNt ofter -$259.000
For .n eppotntment <*I eoaaDCMIK~ .,.~
..wPORT CREST
Two llOfy • FoUr 8edroOma • Two BetM ........... Room. , ... '9 Room with
LGftld C1m • • P. ~· .. Qld W.. a. •
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SPYGLASS CUSTOM HOME
COMPLETE RE-MODEL
Thia fabulous home 19 5300 aq. ft. and
lndudee:
• AY8 bedrooms, • lh baths
• 2 Famlty Rooms
• Fabuk>ua Mountain & City Light View
• Huge Gourmet Kitchen lnctudes ceramic
ftoorlng & counter tops, Indoor BBQ.
cua1om catMnetry & MOREi
• Private etectrtc gated entrance
• 4 car garage & gated off street
• pattclng for 4
• 8erber Carpeting & Ceramic TUe
Throughout
'1.250,000
FOR YOUR PNV ATE 9"0WINd CALL
BOii KOOlt OR KOOP, JR
131·1•
HARBOR RIDGE
A distinctive home planned for gracious
living, located In the prestlgk>us guard
gated community of Hatbof Ridge.
• Glass wails frame views of Ocean, Bay &
City Lights
• Handlome red brtck In entry. atrium.
kitchen & spacious deck
• Dual air conditioning for warmer
"NEWPORT" daya
• Lovety yard with room for a lap pool
Thlt fabulou• home features 4
~rooms, 3 5 bathl, family room, large game room and 3 car&:•· ...
FOR YOUR PRIVATE SHOWINO CAU
BOii a DON KOOP
111·1•
WESTCLIFF
Vwy cut• Famify home, owner wants our
Wei loc8ted near IChoota end ahOpplng.
Comfortabte ttvtng arrangements tnciude
twNty room, IMng room, three bedrooms,
two bathl. IWge front, & beck ywd wttf\ a poot & a two car gwage. Great buy at 41S.-........
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THE DALE BOUT ASSOCIATION
DOYER IHOREI . • . Only one word fully
d88Cflbes thlt residence ... "aweeome". The
facfflties are awesome. Thlt cuatom four
bedroom reeidence offers a fuH range of
sophisticated, yet functional, appointments.
A few examples: OuttkSe ... extravagant pool
and spa, two patios (one wtth •stand-up wet
bar), two flrepita, intide ... unrivaled luxury In
every room Including a regal master aulte with
two 8eparate bath• and dresstng rooms.
Addltlonalty ... a New European kitchen, a
complete security system. Special ... a auperb
thermostatically .controOed wine room. And
the list goes on .............................. t1,•,•
HARBOR VIEW HLLI ... Just listed. This
comfortable three bedroom restdence does
not pot on any &Ira. Just a strWght-forward
environment. But ... the huge corner lot alone,
lhould turn a prospective buyer Into an
owner. The exalted tocatlon otters a stagger-
ing vtew of the ocean and city tights. The
rMgnltude of the vtews can be feet u welt u
aeen. The entire llvtng area of the reeidence
(llvtng room, dining room, family room and
kitchen) facee the awe-Inspiring view and
featurea high vaulted, mUliYe beamed ceil-
ings and a huge central rock fireplace. The
demand for thrt kind of property Is high and
the available land la limited. So ... hurry!
......................................................... 1125,000
WESTCLIFF ... Go~s. newty remodeted,
two . st~. six bedroom home on one of
WestcUff s most prestlQous streets. Huge lot
with room for a pool. New blue Spanish tlte
roof. French windows and doors and leaded
glass accent windows. Separate format din-
ing room opens to Intimate patio. The belt
schoofs In one of Newport's belt family
neighborhoods ................................. ms.-
8EAYIEW ... Security gated. Community
tennts courts and poofs. QuMtt cukte-uc
location. Cok>Ual vtewa of ooeen and aty
Ughtt. Thia three bedroom, Bar HarbOf' model
ts special. Among the amenit,_ you wtff find
aoartng beamed cefffngs, lmOked mlrr«a,
plant•tk>n lhuttera, rich and warm panetlng, two ftreptaces, r1ch Md warm P9Mffng, two
flreptllcel and • awnptuout ,,,...., IUfte ...
complete wfth tts own prtwte gar:den. The
uklng prloe ~ moet of the fumftur..
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MYCMIT ... Mutt ... thtl ~. remoct•ad four bedroom home on a d'°6ce
atr..c In the .,_,.,. Dover at.or. ....
lmpr111tw ~ wfttl ... llelrcaM.
GounMC kttcMn ... ~ ~
CUllOm dofMd ~ ewo::.=.~ ...
bultt41 ~ '-* "'° Ind CJ:: room. Din. Fomwil dlnlftg room. m-...... lndudll """*• ....... doeet Md ''dr-.n'' *' .......
poof tub. An ~ v-.. ~ won't
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THE REAL ESTATE COMPANY
WEEKEND OPEN HOUSES
DOYIR SHORES ....................... •1.•-cm
Sat-&m 1-4:00 ............. 1310 Galaxy Drive
SEAYIEW .................... 1741,000 F.,..,.._.
Sat-Sun 1-5 ................ 2005 Yacht VtgJfant
NEWPORT HEIGHTS ..................... 10,•
Sat 1-4:30 ............. 311 Santa Ana Avenue
EAITU>E COSTA •IA ........... tal.000
Sun 1-4:30 ............. 252 Nineteenth Street
NEWPORT NORTH ....................... 12Ji6.ooo
Sat-Sun 1-4:30 ............... 79 Corsica Drive
DOYER SHOMS ... Come and see th11
outstanding cu1tom built home. Enjoy the
spectacular View while relaxing on one o1 the
many decks. Thia spacious, multi-level home
has a large muter aulte, one additional
t>4Mtroom, and a warm, comfortable den with
flreptace. Hlghelt quality dMign and work-
manship. F6atur• abound throughout, ln-
cludtng v11Ulted, beamed oetllnga, lush, euy-
care landtcaptng, MCUrlty system, special
window tinting, temperature controlled wine
cetlar, llke new carpets and drapes. Truty one
of a kind offering .............................. 1145-ooo
NEWPORT HmGHTI ... Thia custom thrM
bedroom r•dence ti ewtythlng the conwn-
tk>f'81 hOtne fln't. Large comer IOt. Wlde,
tr ... Nned atreet. lt1 Vflual promlM of a moun-
tain retreet 11 not mt1111~lntlde, there's
Olk plank floortng, • atep IMng room
wtth a huge Rlwr Roct fireptllce, a center ~ kttcnen wtttt 1mpcw1• ca1Met1. • a.ge
maater de wfth • • end two beacon,_
(one with a view of the OC*lnj. The garage haa
a ~ bmh and RV acc111.
. ...................... ._ ................................. 1111.-.
. HUN\WCITOlf IUCll ... DlccQtOr perfect
five bedroom. two ........ .,._, beth,
two story, *99 ~ home In Hunangton
Ugh~trK1. ~·.-~
NC only one .Ind ~mlll from the ocean. Or . oer.g room.
Patio ktt:.-\. room upetalrs.
luah f~ ~ petto and Kol
pond in very private ywd. Three C9r_ger"aige.
. .......................................................... lm,000
EAITllDE COSTA •U ... Charming two
bedroom, one bath home ha been complete-
ly remodeted. Uaht Md brloht wtth high
beamed ceilings. Ami>'e room fOt expansion
Fabulous rear yard wtth ftegatone patio,
gazebo and K°' pond.~ thrM car
garage. PrJde of owneraNp ta ~t.
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•WPORT NOln'H ... WeH loeated end unit
looks out to pool and IPL Thia tWO bedroom
two and one half bath condominMn hu been
upgraded wtth oven, carpets, PfMtatk>n lhut·
ters throughout, bt11cfled Ollik entertainment
center for TV and 1tereo, Meldean pawn In
entry, powder room and kttehen. Overslz.ed
brlek patio 1Uper for entertaining ........
NEWPORT TERMca ... Thia MCtuded end
unit la located 8mOnQ nower strewn meedows
with OC8ln br-. '(~ --and upgr~ n "" . parquet ftoors. ~Ay, lnlkte and out.
Featuret inctuae • very large master 1Ulte,
soaring ~ and abundant natural Hght
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PAM UDO -tput1• o.,,....., ... Two
9d)acient cond°"**""' 1ri Ne-s>Ort &Mch.
Each hat two bedroome. two betha, flreptace,
petlo, dout>ll 8ttac:Md ~ 111oc•1tk>n
poota and ~ gerdil .. Both In VflrY good
condttion. ~ lllod9tlon pools and
loYefy gardena. le*\'" very good condttlOn.
A11aonat>te ~du-. One la en end
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The quellty home marketplM:e I• Merrlll Lynch -A tradition of tru•t attr.ct• the flnHt people a propert ....
SALES BULLETIN
Last week Merrill Lynch Realty re-
ported over $10 million In sales.
This Included 2 Investment
properties in San Diego County.
Also, presidential transactions In
Olde Corona del Mar (9)l ~arbor
View Homes (2), Irvine (2), Costa
Mesa (4), Newport Beach (3), and
L.A. County ( 1 ).
o.MY-CAN-U-C Gr_.·~· ,_, vt.w. pvt ~to
S ...._. 3,500 S ' .Ofy w/pool In Cameo ...... IA/3 .... ~.
A V11W • MAMOft NW HOlmS-Alwe comer IOt .. oommendlng ... lmp«:cable ,.... In ,....
............ Md upgrading. 3 8R. nt comm pet1l pool
l ......_ 155t.OOO.
A ca. OP IPYGLA .. ta&.-Private comer IOt;
OM of l'9 ......... Upgteded 4 BR, 1lr9e l10f'Y, pool
hotMWMhlfdcMn ......... 000
WAISS RDln. wooa•••-Better bele¥eofltl ....., ..._.. toot 2 M . 3 BA, 2 l"'Y wtth vW9
.... Md MOW ~ mountlllnL Upgr9ded end
lilMl ID' 1111 1439.000
~--DC" I ·..ca-l.ak• TtlhOe ......
4 1R. a IA ~ COf---.ma end =''' Dane In .._.. ......... Md .... paaoo
-MftllCteCO lnLa • ~ CDM-t:-J1m ..... .._.. llde IGCllllOl" 3M 3M. ..... I I.--. I llafy, I.,.._ IUOO/MO .... Of .... .,.....
"....,TO• au1r-• '° .. M .., .......... • ., .... _...,_=--=ron•.,....,...
•M 7 117 1•11•• ;f.atlMO
.................
OCEAN V11W AT tn,m lmmac. Md vecantl 2
bdrm, 1~ beth on Nwpt. ~ greet hOme or
excellent Nntel. Lowest In area. $259,500
4 COtA•RCIAL LOTS .. lldADOEN IQUAM-
lncome produdng with lnveetment potential. Approx.
8,300 lq. ft. SIC>Cf.000
OCEAN CAS'Tla-Fabulou1 views from penthouse
on S..boa Penlnlu&a. AJmo.t new. fresh and clean
with gourmet khchen. $549,000
LY._. $559,000 Hll .............
3 BR, Comer lot M.T. Grave
•IHRRll $-439,000 11 LM1 .. 1rt
2 BR, 3 BA. 2 atry 8. LeBolt rim...,. mu $257,SOOIMI .... .., a...,
3 BR. 3 BA B. Swindall
"'· au S534.ooo • ....... . ~Opportunities C. Porcetta
... .. '550.000 111 fll .....
3 BR. Oen, FR M. Hartling
~ $-439,900 M .._ lr11111
Ftmity Home, lmmmc. J. Bemerd
.. ,.... $475.000 1 .. tt•.W
4 BR, Femlty home C. Roa
.. -11.000,000 -....... 5 BA, e BA. new Zartler/l.,.,ett
.aa mu $339.ooo •1 .....
3 BR/28A P. Spauldlng
1.1. -seos.ooo 1•,.... ...... 5 BA. FA P. z.rtter
.... -$474,900 1111 ......... Mon-.,, 4 BR T. Smith
_,_ 1510,000 Mn .........
2 BR. Oen E. Compton
11,350,000 1ea tu s. Eaton
................
LOVILY UDO LMNG-A 4th fk>of' condomlntum
OYertookfng the bay, IOphtsUceted IMng In 2 BR. 2 BA
w/24 hr eecurlty, pool, epa and blliard rm. $725.000
~TINTIAL 'LUS-St to ltreda on P'eetigk>ul lido
Isle. 3 BR. den, fem rm. paint/new Berber carpet
PRICE REDUCTION $550,000
UDO LOT-Rare lido Nord lot, pler/sllp atrudy In.
AIA ptena lnc:luded. CIOM to tennis. yachting. s 1,29!5,000
·-••8'1••1•••Y
sn am $899.ooo 1 .-...
4' BR, 3 BA view Leverett/Weber
L81 ml $550,000 111 W. ....
3 BR. Den, FR C. Roa
lltmlT $475,000 1 .. ,, .....
4 BR, Femtly home S. Slingsby
.. -$1,000,000 -,., ..... 5 BR. 6 BA. new Zartlef/leverett
...,. mu
3 BR/2BA
$339.000 .1 .......
P. Spautdfng
l.f, a&J $726,000 1111 ·---H Ocean/Canyon Vlewl 0 . J°"""8on
"... $559,000 3 BR. corner lot
Wllll 11 $-439,000 11llll11ll1rt
2 BR. 3 BA. 2 atry 8. L..aott
........... $257,500 ......... Leif
3 BA. 3 BA 8. hlnd9I
.. -1885,000 ....... 4 BR. 4 BA CdM landfMrtl K. Grw•I
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SUPER
BUYS
~ DAILY MOT'/aAI. UTAft•••lll!ll•lil••lillillllllliilliilll••------------------·aATUllDAY JMll~ JI. 1._/M .. 9
WATERFRONT HOMES, INC.
BA.l..90.\ ISLAND business oppununny for super
INse with S years remaining + 5 yeu option to renew
in excellent Marine Avenue location 673-6900
.............................................................. S55,000
EASTSIDE COST A MESA Very spacious 6
bedroom.J ~th home. Super location near bu~ &
shof?ping & accrou from church. Great for large
1am1ly or p<»s1ble board & care home 631 -1400
.. Sl75,000
NEWPORT CREST townhome with cxean views
Highly upgraded 3 bdrm, maste r s11t1ng room & ~kony & -'uest up • l bdrm down Hardwood
fl00<s tn dining & kitchen Comm pool, tennis BEST
BUVl1 631-1400. . . . S289,000
BE.ACH CLOSE Condo in West Newport lake new
trt·IC"Vel contemporary 2 8R, 2 BA condo with terrtf1t
ocean views High ceilings. skylights, \eparate d1n1ng
room, 5 ~rge patios & arr d o uble garage 631-1400 .... ......... . s1.-o,ooo
CORONA DEL MAR Ultra contempor;uy new con·
dos, near completion Stnkmg 2 bdrms with se-
cluded 2nd floor m.tster sutte, den & inside laundry
Sc»ring 2 story living room with fireplace opening lo
l.uge deck 631-1400 . . S350,000
Open House Sat 1-4 ...... 613 1a~m1ne
BAJ,.BOA PENINSULA 'ust ONl left Brand new
upe Cod townhome ~paceous 2 BR , 21 1 BA , 0o1k
abs, secullly system & double &•rage Step\ to bay,
ocNn, Bilboa Ferry & shops 631 -1400 SJS0,000
NEWPORT BAY TOWE.RS Be•utiful remodeled Sth
floor condo with 2 rN\ter suites & fabulous views of
utJl1N 'uns"s. bay. oce•n & city lights Security
building, roof to p sundt'ck, pool & Jva1fable boat shp.
631-1400 U9S,000
NEWPORT SHOR£9 Extra largt' corner lot Bright &
c~rful J bf m w•terfront home. huge patio ne•t to
11ndy be•ch. Mex1e1n 11le floor,, be•med ce1l1ngs &
co1y firepLiCt' Community pools & tennis Price incl~ the "nd 631-1400 . S•95,000
UDO JSLE Charmina 2 bdrm doll hou\t' with den &
lov ty brick ~110 with fountain on 8re•t stre-et
RebU1lt in 1944. New kitchen, new !Mths, new roof,
French doors & ~cd windo ws 611 -1400 SSl0,000
Open Ho\IM S..ti' "n 1-~ ....... 217 Via Orv1tto
CO&ONA DEL MA&
_.,&.COAST HIGHWAY
714-760-3800
Realtors A
WEST NEWPORT 1 house to oceanfront. Beautiful
remodeled Ca~ Cod 3 bdrm home, R·2 lot with
room for unit. Ocean view from mster. used brick
fireplace in living room & brick patio. Turn-key with
new kitchen & baths. 631-1400 ................. $565,000
UDO ISL£ Bright & open 3 bdrm with remodeled
kitchen & large living room opening to sunny patio
and simll yard. Sundeck off master Close to
clubhouse. tennis & beach. 631-1400 ..... SS69,000
CORONA DEL MAR Unusually spacious duplex
south of Bayside Onve & 1 '"' :n~iu to be~ch . front
has 3 bedrooms. , ·o L v 1ivins room w11h
fireplace & front ·S ,.~••OS. Rear is a spaC1ous 2
bdrm, 2 bath t.¥er double gar •ge 6J 1-1400
. ... . .. .. .. ... ..... .... . .. . ........... ~25,000
SE.A ISLAND Elepnt 1ownhome w11h fabulou\
views. Marble entry, gourmt't lutchen with granite
counters, oak cab1neu & flooring, den & 2 bdrms
luxurious master with mirrored ce1hng & ~th with
wh1tlpool 1ub 631-1400 . "25,000
Open Sat & Sun 1-4 30. tt7 Sea Cove Lane
UDO ISL£ Charming 3 bdrm v.1th l complete
master suit~. 1 up w11fl ad/oming family room & one
down plus large forma dining room Country
French decor, cu"om built-ms & prevate patio on
lovely street. 631-1400........... .. . . ............ S750,000
Open House Sat/Sun 1-5 ................. 111 Via Waz1ers
NEWPORT HEJCHJ'S Excums 4 bdrm house w1th
fabulous hatbor views an a wOOded h1ff~ae setting.
Play room, family room, pool & spa & separate 1
bdrm guest cottage. Just reduced!! 631-1400
. .. ... ..... ... . .. .... . .. . ........ i789,000
Open House Sat/Sun 1-4 ........................... 2209 Cliff
UDO PENINSULA Stunning contemporary 2 bdrm
m full ~urily building w11h doorrmn Granite
counter tops, ar~ted & marble floon, etched glass
entry door & receued hght1ng h c1t1ng c hannel
water views 631-1400 ...................... $795,000
BALBOA ISLAND Just off~ Bayfront, sit down l1v1ng
room views plu~ a 45' lot lots of room for expansion
A grNt potential tn th.ts ch.arming freshly refurbisht"d
3 bdrm home with new roof. side & front patios
673-6900... . . . .. . . .. seoo.ooo
UDO ISL£ l ow tr.lffic corner plus overs11ed 35' lot.
Starung comuuct1on on top qU.ll1ty Med1t~rran an.)
bdrms & d~ around sunny patio Own r will con-
sider ~llang Lind & approved plans 631-1400
..... ... . S87S.000 finished price
UDO ISLE Just compl tcly rt"dont', hkt' new c.on·
srruct1on. fabulous M d1terrant"an 4 bdrm, l ' 1 ~th
with den & walled co\.lrt)'ard on ~rg r lot Oak
floors, Hone fp, open beams, fr. doon & wil'\dOw!t
631-1400... . ........... ~ ............... _ .. S889.000
Open HouSf' Sit 1-5 .••. -......... , ............. M. )JS Pi.nu
NEWPORT BEACH OFFICE
2438 W. COAST HIGHWAY
714-631-1400
·'
UDO ISL£ fresh, elegant contemporary 4 bdrm (Or
3 & den) on double lot. Faux ~tor'lt' floors, 12' hving
room ceilings, lots of glass & 2 patios for in-
door/outdoor feeling On tht> island's pre>ttiest
street. 6.) 1-1'400. ... .... . . .. .. ............ S94S,OOO
Open House Sat 1-5.. -·-.. . .... 22.-Via Cenoa
BALBOA ISLAND V1c:tor1.1n ~yfront with 3 bdrms,
dock & terrific views Immaculate with new berber
carpet, 1t has a gourmet kitchen. formal dmtng room,
den & fireplaces in laving & family rooms & mutt-r
suite. 631-1400 ... . . ... . . . .. S995,000
UDO ISLE Beautifully descgnt'd top qualuy S bdrni
with forf'l'WI dining & family room & den Pro-
fessionally decorated with ~ned windows & fr
doors to sunny ~tlo with spa Alme>\t doubl lot,
quiet end of 1sLlnd 631-1400 ................ ·-$995,000
DOVER SHORES Remodel~ 3 bdrm ~yfront with
huge rNster ~u1te, den, family room, dock f<X a largt-
y•cht & s~rkl1ng w.iter views Terr aced bays1d
patios with spa & bu1lr-1n BBQ Steps to community
beach. 631-1400 .. $1,250,000
LINDA ISLE Tr•d111onal 4 bdrm in ~rfect cond11ion
on oversized lot w11h dock & ••de hes family room
with Fr. doors to hu15e ~ys1de patios & cozy study
with Fp Circular staircue, oak floors & cabinetry
631-1400... . . .. . .. . ..... . .. .. ...... $1.595,000 .
LIDO ISL£ Bayfront with 62' of w•terfront, grt'at
views & prlv•te pool Extensively remodeled 3 bdrm
1ncfud1ng l<lrge m.ister w11h Fp .. $tudy & balcony,
gourmet kuchen w11h granite <.ounter\ & den Top
quality. 631-1400 .... $1 ,900,000
LINDA ISLE The qulntes~nce of elegant hvmg 1n
this beauufully appointed • bdrm w11h den/guest.
family room, formal dining & dram.lie 2 story entf}
Sunny terrue 1,.ads to dock for 2 yac hts 631-1400 .. ...... .................... . . .. .. s 1,950.000
LINDA ISLE S..yfront, spect•cular remodel~ 3
bdrm wuh den, foml.ll dining, hu8e w ine cellar, de<k
with ~ & spa and pier & ~hp for J boats Qu.al1t)'
matt'rials include travertine. onyx. brass & copper.
631-1400 .... ..... . . .. . . ... . . . . $2,625,000
CORONA DEL MAR Beachfront hbul<ous l bdrm
with un~ralled v1ewj of the ocean & "rbor en·
tr.mc e Built on 2 101~. this bright & o~n cus1om
contempor4lr)' h4s blf'•ch~ h4rdwood floors & 10'
nu~any doon 631·1400 ........................ Sl,980.000
CORONA DEL MAR Rare Shoreclaff's es\,tt~ with
108' of OCHn front._e & pilt\Ofami ~~. ~
n1frcent 5 bdtm home, the uh1m.attt tn imte-r11fs &
f1xtur~ & s.crweral oce.tnside terrKft with huge
pool & spa. 63l·1400 ...................... " ..... .$4,SOO,OOO
BALBOA ISLAND OFFICE
316 MARINEAV&
71~-873-69001i!
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PllL lllE
Super 3 bdrm wtth remodeted kitchen
& baths. Lavish ute of Oak & Ceramic
tile. Two fireplaces. Seifer• very
anxious to see offers.
Ill
ASSllE I.I FllEI •••wn• Great 2 bdrm condo near South
Coast Plaza. Remod .. 1d • month•
tlOO. Take over 70,000 1st T.D. or put
31/. down on new FHA. Mk~ ............
W•'TWT c~ to South COMt Plaza. Thr ..
bdrm, 1 'A bathe, pkll 2 cer ~_.
lmmllQ.llal•. ()ntyt 11-.-.... --
3 FHllLll• lllllS
Private complex doae to lhoPPlnQ.
Two at«y wt1tt ftreplece and endoMd
~age. Cllll fMt for ........... Need•
paint, cerpM a m1nor repairs. s....
Uk.,1~ EACH -Aa-ls FIRM u.
lmlll• .. -E GreM ....., home on to¥9ly ,,..
Hned atrMt. Two bdrm. detllChed e-• & _,.,., lerge yard. 8llilr
tMW1g .,.., °"'Im 11-.-
CIST• .. E SITE
Bulldable site on hill top wtth 360'
view. 1.46 acres with 750 producing
avocado trees. Great Investment
today and Murel Total price only
11--...... ""'
Alli IEPAll
Excetlent Westside k>catlon. Good-
off-street parking. 3 bays, 4 hotata.
pits, offiee + house, buslMM ~
portunfty-et 1111.-
la'TT 1121•
WTSllE CISTA IESA
Two bdrm. 2tn bath townhome. H'Qh-
ty upgraded French doors. Wood-
burning ftreptace. 2 cer garage can now & be In for Chrlatmaa. Only
11n.-11•11ara
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Or9'Mtie 3 bdrm, 3.,. ..... wtth
Y9Uhed c ••nea . .ncen IMng room.
bride ..,__ Ind double car J!!!:
•· 1111.-1111 , •••
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Great 3 bdrm, 21t'l bath townhome in
best location of Eat9kMt CM. Built In
19&4. MMt• ante hu ftreptace, spa
tub, Md a wlllk tn doeet. large living
room wtth ftreptace. Must see this
beauty. Offered at lnt,MO ··-
m•HYE n.-1 II
UITll• 1111'1 llESA
Jhrea bedroom. 2'A bath, 2 fire-
places, *98 ywd wtth eoc:ess to 2
car attached garage. Only 4 years
old. Spa tub and ftreplaoe tn master
bedroom. Ottered at an.-
· •· -
.llST IUIOEI
SI. llllT PWl cau to Ytew this towty 4 bedroom. 2
bath hOme with feml)t room. Located
on cuf-de..w -wtttt bMuttfUf land-
IQOing. Just reduced to 1243.500
Cali .. 11.111
llYE 111111' • To thee ~mty millftt._, Eut-
llde towntlome. Ttww bdrm. 2'h
bath. HM bl11cMd wood cabtnetl . rec 1111 d llgflllng. Md woe deck ~ ... ,._ dll'I'• =
F• 111 I .. ... ··--'9
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T~ 3 bdrm ~ , .. ">erlect con-
dttlon. Extra a."i 0 j°"bte car .
garage, ftr9P'"O Y .1vate patio &
much mort fb ~location. Just
Rited. Offer, .1 at 121.,..
lllBT•l•D
IDLFEIS IELlllT
Charming 2 story townhouse In
Rllncho S.. Joaquin. Night light vtew
and qutet cul-*aac location. Up-
graded 2 bdrm, 2~ bath & den.
1211.-HmlllllT .... , 11·1 ..
LIYE AT TllE IUCll
Model ~ect hlghty upgraded 2
bdrm, 2 ~ bath townhome In a speclaJ
Mduded location yet within steps to
bNch. Neafty brand new wtth an
ewwd wtnntng delign and floofplan;
mwrored ...... european kitchen, pri-
vate patio, large muter tulte, fire.
ptace, 2 car ~,.. security system.
At>eoeutety gor~t With tuperb
COMtrucdon. Juat htedl .,,.,..
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Soadoo9 4 bdrm, 3 bath, approx.
2?00 aq. ft. large yard RV patklng. 2
fnp4ecel, country kitchen needs a
ltttle dee0r•t117. ~ nu.-
lllLIEIS SPff IALSI Err=-i'b~ I~~~
ng Ill IHIDI
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NA 2 bdnn, wtth 8f'doMd ~~
Owner anxloul. 111.,_ ..
IElll IOIUT + 1•1•1
Three bdrm, 2 two·· 0 ,. cMrmtng mottw~ 0 '-~· Large tot wtth ape. v ... . poot Md bonus
parking. 1 ....... muet ... , ...... _._.
USTSIH PEIFEmll
Beautifully remodeled Ea1t1lde
home. 3 bdrm, 2 bath, famlty room.
formal dining, RV ec:oeet. Pro.
teuionalty a.net.caped. RMdy for the
moat dltcrlmlnattng t>uyw. Ask:li
onty AM, .......... .._.,1 .. mmrallllll
* IEmEllAl'I UICll * AllUIE
Don't miss the lat of the large
parcets. 8uMd or aubdMdlng this
rural 40 acre parcel next to CleveWld
NatJon., For•t and near new reai-
den1ial devek>pment. off Ortega Hwy
(174) Riverside Co. Term• available on
..... price of ·--mn 1221•
, DOLISIYE LISTlll
Costa Mela-Four ptex, aff 2 bdrm. ..,.. ..
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IElllTI LIT
Can butld Custom VM9'# Home of
approximately 9,000 sq.ft. have
plant. Only ···-un.m •llLI
TElllFll YILIE II IEWNIT
e.utlful 4 bdrm, 3 bath, home on
kNely tree Mr'9d ttr•t Belt floor plan , on mw'ttet wtth huge formal dining
room. PtantaUOf' outtera and
beveled glW. b \-. .. ,ry doors are
brand new f, .... Enormous IWlm-
mlng pool ,,, 9,000 sq. ft . lot Is
surrounded by tow maintenance pro.
feuk>naly land1eaped yard. ~!~
onty 112..-... 111••·=
Riii IEW II DLIE Cll
QuaUty duplex currently under con-
structlon. Both units are 3 bdrm.
Exceflent location. Call today to add
your own flnlshl~ touches. ••• ........
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ClllTIL VIEWS
Wonderful Whtte Water Views from
this executive Laguna perched high
on a hill in North Laguna. This highly
upgreded 3 bdrm home ptua eeparate
"*d quarter• would lndude marbte
entry. French doors, gourmet kitchen
and your own prtvate poot For
further detallt call ••• mTYIU&i&
Plllll•E
Lovely famlty home In ~rable New-
port i Beech neighborhood. Three
bedrooms, two bathe, cozy famlty
room off kitchen. Well manicured lawn. Call for your personai lhowing . ......
STEPS Tl IUCll
Upper unft '" N9wport 8Mch 3 bdrm, 2 bath, and 2 car Qllr9Qe.
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2S4 EAST 17TB STREET, STE 117, COSTA MESA
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SELE CTED HOME S
ENCLOSED GLASS ATRIUM 1111,500
Goes wi_t~ this I BR, I lh BA. highly UPirad~
condominium. Other features include Italian
marble fireplace. plantation shutters. vaulted
ceilings and much more. Aana Perkins.
LITTLE DOLL HOUSE • $211,000
Comfort and luxury in outstanding. near New-
port Center location. Newer 2 BR. C)(ecutive
condominium. Large deck, community pool and
spa. Nancy lmbernino.
PLAN "8 " IN BAYRIDGE l2A4 000
Mirrored walls. white carpeting and plantation
shutters enhance this 2 BR. 2 BA. condominium
in the heart of Newport Beach. Security gated
community pool and spas. Micki Cooper. '
A REAL BUY! '245,000
Very large 2 BR. 2 BA. condominium. Vaulted
ceilings. Entire upstairs master suite with sitting
area. Walls of mirrors, plush carpeting.. Four
patios. Micki Cooper
GARDEN OF EDEN $425,000
Light and brisht, 3 BR. 21h BA home. Spacious
rear yard witn flowers and fruit trees surround
the patio by Rogers Gardens. log or bicycle
around Newport Bay. Gloria Robertson or
carolyn Lowe.
REMODELED POOL HOME $441,000
Immaculate country cottage. 3 BR, 2'h BA. total-
ly refurbished home in Baycrest Cozy family
room with brick fireplace. new appliances
Blocks to Westcllff shopping. Beverly Morphy
TWO PRIVATE BEACHES $525,000 LH Bayshor~. tu~ked away on a quiet street
Master suite with den. Family room. 3 BR. 3 BA,
lovely patio for outdoor living. Ann Peters.
WHfT£ ON WHtTE 1585,000
Mediterranean style home. 4 BR. could have 5th
BR. Outstanding family neighborhood. Close to
upper bay. and park. Prlvate spa. Mali Gulledge
Ba en.
AEMOO£LED GEM 1121,000
Four BR home with great open feeling. Ca·
thedral ceilings. French doors and windows
skylichts and light colors. Remodel~ baths and
new wood doors. Maxine Propp.
,AND, SURF, SEMNITY ... 000
Three BR plus den. 2'h BA. Lovely home for
adult entertaininc. Locat~ on the park at the
end of the Peninsula. Three-car garage for all
the adult toys. Hobie Denny.
0.RALD BAY -HTATI SAU ~
Only $725,000 for this 3 BR w /)aree flat t>Kkyard
cloSe to park and tennis. Terrific loatlon. Creat
potenttal for add-on or remodel. Com1>41re with
recent sales. You'll dltcover value Rod or Dave.'
!8-CtJOUMff _.... IHS.000 rirst me o e,~ -Towne Collection Plan c.
Two master suites, l BA. llvlnc room with two
story ceillnc. formal dlnlnc. many customized
features. Belle Partch.
NE w or~ MARKL T
A IMIPJSCOP( 147',IOO
Of liefll space and hnt. Three BR. 3 ~ BA towntlome, •aulted
ceihnes n1roupout. many sllytchts. This towntlome stands
out with its own 1ndlvlduahty and warmth Stllannt Shultr
ll>O CSU STMTEI 1499.000
Beautiful 2 Bit 1 BA. rottaie on one of the loveliest stradas
on the 1stind. Home features Berber carpet. brick hreplace
and remodeled ltle/bfass bath. Lots of potential Chen Swift
Bf CCUS( VIW! $565,000
Sea lsJand, fantastic location on the 15th trttn of Newport
Beach Country Ctub. This 'l BR .• & den townhome has its own
poOI, sc>a Many extras. Jan Otbay or Gloria Robertson
VD -.....-Rl>6E Sl.150,000
Goreeous rtsldenct 1n one of the most exchlsive areas of
Newpoft. five BR. 4 BA. formal dln1nc room Pnvate spa
Ma&n1hcent pr01>tffY Comm pools & tennis Mah Gulttdae
Bitn
KINGS IOAO rt.US VD $175,000
Huce 5 BR. 4 BA. Cliff Haven home with spectacular ocean
and NY views. Truly a rare otteona 1n lh1s exclusm Newport
Beach area. Alln Peters or Suzanne Shuler.
"BIG CANYON BEAUTY" 11,215,000
Gorgeous f amlly home. 5 BR. 3 BA. custom
features Include spacious living room. dining
and family room areas. Large lot. Some nlght
light views Danny Bibb or Stephanie Grody
C.D.M./FABULOUI VIEW 11,375.000
130• ocean and Jetty views. A southwestern
design for this gorgeous remodel located on a
larce lot. J BR, pool and spa B.J lohnson
COUNTRY FRENCH 11,415,000
Fabulous Harbor Ridge <ustom 4 BR, hom
offers lovely pool and spa with cascadlng·rlver
rock waterfall Landscaped to perfection Pan-
oramic view deck. Interior with super1or ap·
polntments. Danny Bibb or Stephanie Crody
OPEN HOUSES
&IC CANYON
2 BR. FR
HAQOR RIDGE s !Mt. rR. spa, vu
BAYCREST
l Bit. FR, pool
&IC CANYON
4 BA. flt vu
HARBOR WOOOS 2 BR. pool
8tG CANYON l BR. pool
BAVSHOlt.s
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HAR~RIDCE
5 •• fl. pool
LIDO ISLE
2 IR
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~Y~tly Mof'phy
MC.,.F*-:ft Donna God~"-I .,.....,..._,.
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llQ CANYON '1,.-,ooo
Lovely traditional family home, 6 BR, 4 BA. with
elegant formal marble entry. Laree master
suite. large private lot with pool. On one of Big
canyon's finest streets. Danny Bibb or Step-
hanie Grody.
BELCOURT 11.US 000
Former model. Callery custom home. 4--5 s'R. 4
BA. Circular stalrcase overlooks living area. Rear
garden w /pool. spa & 880. Wiii sell furnished
Selle Partch.
CUSTOM YEW ESTATE 11,500000
EJeiant 6 BR and cuest quarters In exclu~1ve
area ot Newport Seach, wonderful for entertain-
ing indoors and outdoors, larae pool. outdoor
cooking. Two master suites. Trlona Sergin.
FABUlOUS CUSTOM Ha. 11115 000
Trad1tonal Country French. 5 BR. 6'h BA ho1me
Serene setting on Bi& canyon Country Club s
15th hole Lake view. Incredible quality through
out Danny Bibb or Stpehanle Grody
PRIME 8AYFRONT S1,72.5.000
Two master suites Private patio with spa Teak
cabinetry. cus1om stone flreplaces Large pier
and dock will accommodate several large
yachts. All overlookJn& THE BEST VIEW IN THE
HARBOR Martha Macnab or Sara Hinman
SUPER OCEANnONT VIEW 11.•S.OOO
Oramuc 1 so• views of ocean. Jetty. Catalina and
sunsets Listen to th sound of the wave~
Spacious older home with 4 BR, 5 BA A spec1(ll
C D M opportunity Lois Jacobs or Linda Oeth
IELCOURT 12.195 000 ~ecantly appoint~ 6 BR. family home. 41/z ·a,..
library. gourmet kitchen. huce master suite with
skyllghts, ff replace and wafk·ln cl~ts. pool clnd
spa. Belle Partch
OVDLOOKINO .UCH sun 000
Terrific ~w l 8R . 4Yl 8A w/conv den Looks
down on the private beach & pound1nc surr Thi!> I~ Emerald Bay's ~st locatJon Seller mny carr)
f1nancln& to qualified buyer Dave Hlrschler or Rod Daley.
. NIEW -fAIRWAYOM 12.-sOOO
New Fairway One custom home Outstandtn'c In
quality and desJcn, 4 BR. 4~ BA. ltbr ry.
spacious mast~r su•te, c.off course, mountain
and city llChts Vtewt from every room Dann)
Bibb or Stephanie Crody.
1:: ~ t · c... pool~ ..,.._._ ............ $1 ,400
l BA J · =--~ C.D.M ................. $1 ,200 2 ... 2 IA. ~ ..................... --......... $l.~
l ..: 2:: ~ ~ MUiched home-$2.600 2. 2 8A "'urtlend ............................ $1,275 • · Hwt Ol Nlwpott ........... m •• Sf ,900
------·· ..... 86g IMngroom with fireplace, gourmet kitchen, •
bedrooms, one bedroom has been added on
with a cozy fireplace & separate entry. Great for a mother-In-law or teenager, good buy. Call
548-2331. HP10
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Lovety 5 bedroom home fOf' the lady °' gentle-man who require the best. Tiie entry, sunken
IMngroom, formal dining, huge family room.
gourmet kitchen. 1 bedroom on k>wer levet. • on
upper plus a huge bonus room for recreation or
studio. Parklike grounds with rock spa. Call
5-46-2313. HP11 .. ,.., .. ,,. nu.-
Specious family hOme. 5 BA. 31t'l BA, pool, spa,
large lot. Formal dining room. famUy room.
Remodefed kitchen & baths. Hurry! Priced to
sell. Call 6-46-7171 . NP10
111& nm emi1 OtUU 1n1.-
s1ng1e atory ranch style near park. 3 bedroom +
den or •th bedroom. 2 bath. New kitchen. Large
yard. Excellent value. CAii 646-7171. NP 11
m1m • IUIY 1111,-Setlert have purchased another, ready to move.
Act now. See this adOf'able 3 bedroom, 2 bath
enclosed patio, situated on an extra large corner
lot. Call now 646-7171. NP12
um1. NmTI TIWBIUH 11lUll Tl 1111 ...
Cholce Eastslde complex with community pool
& spa. Large spacious units. 3 BA, with large
master suite, separate bath & patio. Inside
laundry. SkyUghts 2 5 baths. Double attached
g1rege. Call MS.7171. NP13
.slllll&'llUTllY 11...-
Lowest priced • bedroom In area. Spacious •
bedroom, 2 bath. Large family kitchen. Patio off
famtty room area Newty painted. Hurry on this.
Calf 646-7171. NP1•
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Giant 2 atory o4 bedroom. Dramatic big llvfng room, crackling flreptaoe, dining room. big fam-
lty room with bullt In cab netry. 3 baths. back
y•d, fjan entertainer• deHght. Sparklmg pool,
wat.frlN. apa, coveted pat o. Won't last, call
546-2313. HP1 .. _......,.uu m1.-
LOY11y tamlty hOme with many upgredel
EndoMd wrought lron entrance. Big lfvtng room
wtth ftreptac., ceiling fan. Ofn ng ar .. , 3 btg
bedroomt, custom made vanatlee In bath beth-
roome. Meat• hU gofd flx1ur91. CerMnt drfve.
wey, eopper ptumbfng. Textured outlkte. near
PerlomWng Alt.I Center. Cell 641-2313. HP2
1& •Ml II fl11111ml.
Moving out of, or Into Coeta ....._ ... .._ .... l'POfVV"lrt
8lild'I or OrMge County? Contueed abOut -.o to Cllll or how to 9M lntormatton on
..,.. ycMI .,. P.'9? Ceil ua. Century 21 The
........... ,. .. ~ wttt\ 7,000 oMaee
~--Unlted8t1t11 Cellour,..._
11G1t ~.PHYLLIS .... 7171 or AOY ...n1a
WM.Ill ma,_ llblllY a• 11 .....
Lowty 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath townhome In ex-
clutlve area at an exceftent prlOe. Security gate,
tlte entry, big Uvlng room. fireplace. ptush carpeta. Steps to country club & golf course.
Cati 5-46-2313. HP3
1111,_ mAN un.-
Na home at an excellent price. 3 bedrooms.
1.75 baths, tlvfng room with fireplace, country
kitchen, exceUent schools. Call for details
S..6-2313. HP4
......... 11M,lll
Handymans special. Perfect buy for anyone who
likes rebuHdlng homes. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths.
Big lot. Call for Info. S..6-2313. HP5
.. ..a.atPUU 121..-
Charmlng vacant home In excellent area. Setler
has left area. Is motivated. Famlly room with
fireplace, shows beautifully, freshly painted In-
terior. Texcoted exterior, solar system, near
everything. Great buy. Call 5•6-2313. HP7
IMl llftllm ,.._ au..-
Great property In good Costa Mesa location. 2
bedroom vacant home In front, excellent duplex
in rear. 8Jg btg lot. Many possibllltles. Call now
for that tax break you need. S..6-2313. HP8
NEWPORT BEACH
.. -fUlWI .... Wiii 11,111.-Located tn presUgtous Betcourt. Spacious, cus-
tomized 5 bedroom, •.5 bath. Professionally
landscaped oversfzed lot. Pool, spa, waterfall.
French doors throughout. Massive family room.
walk-In oak bar. Soaring cetllngs. Gourmet
kitchen. Huge master suite, alttlng area. fire-
place. Call 646-7171. NP1
WIUTI.. 111..-
Located In private community with pool & ten-
nis. Affordable Newport home. 3 bedrooms +
den. 2 baths, fee land. Call 646-7171. NP2
m.Hlll llUBI• 1111.-
0ramatJc towne COiiection In private guard
gated eommunlty. Elegant appointments
throughout. Massive living room. Format dining.
Gourmet kttehen. Master suite with fireplace.
Executive retreat. Community pool, apa. Call
646-7171. NP3
... 11y.,_
Speciool two story townhome overlooking
wetlands. 3 bedroomt, 2.5 baths. Inside lundry. .. vw kitchen overlooking large patio
room with tnptaoe & unobstructed vtew.
IMt c.at 846-1171. NP5
....... ...
Large '4 bedroom, 3 bath on corner lot with RV
or boat storage. Room for pool. Cozy living
room with fireplace, formal dining. Family
kitchen. Inside laundry 2 master suites.
Bedroom & bath down Large bonus room. Can
646-7171. NP6
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Great potential m this county property.• bdrms,
living room with hardwood floors. Country
kitchen. Large lot. Cati 646-7171. NP7
HllllAlll 11'1111 -ant• Spacious 2 bedroom, 2.5 bath townhome. Large
balcony. Excellent location near Getsens mar·
ket. CaJI today 6-46-7171. NP8
.nun._ 1112,111
And enjoy ocean breezes from this magnificent
townhome. 2 master suites. 2 baths, den, office
or library. Spacious living room with fireplace
And best of aJI, single level ground noor Steps
to pool & spa. Call for details. 646-7171
WILi ll IUll ...._
Beautiful executive home In Corona del Mar
shoreciitfs area. with semi-private beach
prlveleges. Formal living room with fireplace,
f amllyroom with ocean peek. 2nd fireplace in
dining area wiht French doors. Leading onto
huge redwood deck, gourmet kitchen with
ocean peek. Parklike grounds with tall stately
trees. Large corner lot. Call 5'46-2313. HP14
OTHER AREAS
...,..,IWY.11111 Wl,-
Great home In excellent area. Spacious living
room with fireplace. Big family Of' bonus room. 3
bedrooms, private property on a big comer lot.
Call 5•6-2313. HP13 ..... Im.I.... 1127,111
Aemodeted kitchen, freshly pamted Inside & out •
Remodeled bath, nearly new roof Great starter
home. Block wall fence. Call 5-46-2313. HP15
.... .., ...... 111111
3 lovefy homes tn exclusive Anaheim shores, two
3 bedroom, one 2 bedroom. Homes are part of
planned unit devefopment Loaded with extras,
walk-In closet. Custom drapes, patio. pro-
fessional landscap ng, familyroom. Call now
S..6-2313. HP16
asst•lll IUll un•
Charming 3 bedroom. 2 bath near Meadowlark
gott course. E.xoeflent value. Call for details
846-7171. NP15
PIUllTll , ,.,..,..
Its a steal. First time buv«s/1nvestora. Look at
this 3 bedroom, 1 5 bath, h.e.rdwood flOors. 2 car
garage. Large lot. Unbeteevable price. Caft
846-7171. NP16
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ELEGANT UNDA ISLE HONE. ••
The S.rbar•'• proudly present $3,900,000
DllAJIATIC 8a.cooaT NAJll08 HOllE. ••
On a quiet cul·de· .. c. Exclualve livlog lo the
heart ol Nswport Beach. Beautifully lanclacaped
rear •round• with two decorative pool•. one
flowlnt Into the other.
CaJI the S.rbera'• for a Showing Sl.250.000
9PY81..AM HOJI£ HU UEATHTAIUNe vrn ... "On. clear d•y. 9ou can ... forever."
Thia lovely four bedroom home ~ a three car
pra .. and a large lot. Excitement awalta you.
For a preview
Call the S.rbar•'• $875.000
The Prudentl81 ~
714 Realty
FAIMJLOUe OICOm.,..,..
Call S.rbra Chamber• a GIGI Tho .. •
1695,000
8PECT ACUIAll cueTOll .,._ .. blDINI
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with lavl.a. l19htl .. •lld '*lh-IM. ,_., fo.•talM,
nteulve catom cablaetry thro••out. PIMh
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CaJt Ro• McCo..moa for more ct.talle "89.000
RAUTIFOL aeACH HOJIE 8EADY roa ll~~~~~~~~~~~~~~J l ....... ftJLLMYVIBW ........ t Berber YOO ••• Steps to Sun. S.ncl, Surf & fabuloua carpet alld Mil ftoort .. ca_,1 .... t ..... Trtu
suaHta on the Pe.lnaula. Remodeled cottage model. Th• ~ le the loweet priced colMlo
home with three, huge bedrooma. Room for aloee dM .. .,.. overtookl .......... ,. O...r wtH
everyone, or Jwt relax and eQJoy. a.a.. ...... opdOtl • .... '
Call Michael Brylla for more de .. lla $529.000 Call :.Ion '•rvlt for more ,......._ P59,000
FOllEVD VIEW Uf HAa80ll 81DGE ••• Thia
IOfteOUe ReulNnce home afford• a awffpla9
weta vt.w phae rolfta•tlc city ll•hta paaoruna. It
haa bun completely remodeled. Everythln9 ftrat daN.
• Call 'Oft '•rvl1 $544.000 1.....,.__...,..,
IAllGEST LOT IN HdBOa VIEW? ••• Thie
Carmel h•• been fruhly palnte.d lnalde •ml out.
New carpet. Oak flooring and French doora. The
backyard lan't a lawn·lt'a a paeture.
Call 'on Jarvis $479,000
encTACULAa CU8TOll llOIU IN IJfDIAN
....... ••• 0.. ol • ldlMt, ....... r ftlrnltbd
•tth la~ l ... tt .. and bulJt-IM. Pool, fountain•.
..... alve c .. to. cablHtry thr0ttthout. P9uah
turrot11tdl ....
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beHtlfal city 1'9hu view. 30 ....... tr..
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NEWPORT
HEIGHTS
JUST LISTED!
• 4 BR. 2th BA cuslom homf'
• Pride of ownt>rshlp
M~llt>rnncan lylt' propt'rty
• Sunny courtyard pallo plus
large un deck
• Ocean & Bay view '
• Very opt"n with high ct'lllngs
$569.000
LIDO REDUCED!
• 3 BR. 31.41 BA f amny home
• ~l open floor plan • Sunny Strada patio • t..arse aundttk o« ma ter
• On~ ol the lownt priced
homea on Lido!
• Reduced 825,0001
$189,000
LIDOWITR
AVIEW!
• 5 BR. 4th BA. Older Homt'
• Ont' of a kind location dtrttlly
across from Clubh009e beach
• Unobetructed main bay vit'wl
• l«al southt'rly exposurt' with
88' ofvtew frontagt'
• Steps toClubhou~. bt'ac-h
and tennt
$895.000
()pea ao..e a.tw.nta., 1-5
720 Via Lido eo.d
LIDO'S FINEST
• 5BR. 4Y:!BA. den. family room
+game room Family home
• Htghf"St quallly & clesJgn.
tradlttonal style w/pan~
windows. French doors,
beamed cemng
• Oversized 52'h''lot on desirable
t lrttt to strttt locallon
• Orknted around unny.
bricked patio wtth pnvate spa
• Large~ room ~ffi!._ct barl
$998.000
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Be the first to move in! Single family detached 3
BR, 2.5 BA 2 story cathedral ceilinp-all cream
white carpeting plus marble & kitchen Dooring.
Master Suite on lat floor. Premium lot for
privacy. Ask for ...
JOANN KENTON
AITlllE ••11•11 Good location, good lease, excellent opPoctunity
for owner/operator to make a living learning the
business. Low COil consignment business, owner
financing available. Ask foe ...
CLIF A E'L YNN KEMP
Elllm.W .....
New carpet, new paint uJ>ITaded appliances.
Tbe9e units haw it all 3 BR, 2 BA. fireplaces.
large yard. Plenty of perking. Excellent rents.
Ask for ...
LEE CHESTERFIELD
_..._.WR 11.IA'lll
Lovely, large home on the sand at Peninsula ·
Point. Fnjoy the 180° ocean view, IOWld of surf! 3
BR and den, 3 BA, fully furnished, garden, two
patios, 3 car parking. Annual leue at $3500. Ask
for ...
GAIL TAYLOR OR RONDA HEIN
Ullalff: VIEW, MT LllTEI 1111,111
The only view home now available in !'.Mtblulf,
totally remodeled. The expanded Malter suite
includes walk-in clo9ed. te "jacuzzi" tub,
and lots of imponed tile.C!::t tumet met dty
lights view from master BR. LR, & J'R. For a
private showina call your F.uthluff aPedahata. PHIL A EUGENIA STARKENBURG
•• a11.• Just listed!! nu. charmi.. ~'ny ii lft an Mlea1
comer locadoo. Ho'"'' ~ ~ule .-ea. 3 BR. 2
BA, livtna ~ Y .,om. Hurry won't 1ML
Call now for C:. -.nowinl· BILl 4iif OONNA WEBSTER
.. ClllFll B.. lllllll
New ~! Ownet has found anochel' end needll
a quick M1e on UU. award w1nninC condo. u;ht &
airy f•turee trench doon & planlation lhutten t.hrouehc>ut. Goraeous IMIMI' .Ute w/walk In
cbeL Sumptuow bethinc & ...... ... ~t kitd'Wa w/rtOIJk & 2 car.-.... are but a
few of lhe ainidtlel. Fur eddttonlll ...a. cill. ..
DIAN A Pa088BR
mtl W 1..a ••Ill Brwt and Butter unJCI. &xi:ellerit cOftdlllie ....
b:atioft. All 2 bedroom l bath with ..... -
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Roomy & Bil. Woodbridae homt. I :WN.
titcbt liiid ilirj. ViuhlcJ_ ceilli'll-cUIBn tOe
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EILEEN BARRIS •••Tam LUii 111111111 Two bedrooms. two and one half baths. re-
modeled kitchen, fireplace. single car gange. Ask
for ... PHIL A EUGEINA STARKENBURG •
• 1&1 -1.UR •n11 -..
This Lautramont model has 4 BR. luxury muter
suite, with view. 1 BR on first floor, 3 baths.
Guarded community with· community pool. and
tennis. Abo for leue. Ask for ...
GAYLE AMATO
1111• .. Ill RI Ill IEll 1411,m
Best buy 4 bedroom. 2 beth, fmaily room. For a
nice family, one block to elementary dlOOI,
oommunity pool. clubhouR, areenbelt. 1nlide lo-
cation Ownen anxicU.. A* fet ...
.JULIA LIAO
OP•N SAT A SUN 1-4. IOIJ PORT PROV•NCZ. ..• ..-..
Woodbridge Arbor lake 3 BR, 2 ~ BA. beautifully
decorated 2 story end location with tepara1e dinina room. fmally room, den and breakl.ast
nook. Steps to Wu! with mini view. Alk for ...
RAY DAVIES
OPEN HOU8E BAT 1-1. IS LAKUHO&B
Wlll911flf MUI ~ Darlin& duplex complete with tio.t dock. 2
BR/2BA down and 1 BR/1 BA up. LR
w/ftreplace, d1n1nc wee, lota ol. windowl over-lookinl the water. Deck wtth two wattt vlewa.
bertiel' CU"pl't and MW '"tile, fresh paint in 1reat
New port lotation. Alk ear, ..
PHILLY DUKE
w11mnirn Lftlmf •11.111
Elcquilite, Sophisbcated, and <:alUAl all rolled into
one condo/home ... Comp&et.ely'' rernodded with
top of the line de9lgn!!! Thia won't IMt!!l Alk for ...
JUNE DAVIS
•II !I Cll•I -•11101 11.111
Recently ttmOdeled and t-:1 • • ~ 2 BR, 2
BA in quiet VW. Yo ~ . uimmunity of
Orange. Pnvat' e,. ... o.ao. c.onvenient to all
city amenities L _, -<Wa_yl. Ask fOf' ...
J<rANN DORAN
R'MIJflm.Y ..
Quiet cul-<IHec location, 4 bedroom. 2.~ bath. 3
car pnae, french doon, *YUchta. two fittplaces.
family room. aanny country kitchen, formal din-
ing room overlookinc W. pool-me yard Alk
f« ...
CLIF AND E'L YNN KEMP
17 11• .. 1111,•1
1'iiie BB home in .._hie Harbor View Hills.
lnvitina patio hMspa. ft.re,:Mt. and wattt ,ountam
Great for couple or family. Alk for ..
VI RGI NJ A SW AN
... nc .. llUIZWElf ._ llil.111
Newpon North decontar'1 home on extra large
comer lot. Pool. spa. BBQ, Malibua, custom
pavered yard. Interior w/cuatomiJied cabinetry,
ml.mred cloeeta, wool Berber carpeta, Spanlah
paWftd Ooon. plantation ahutten, air con-
ditioned, 8eC\lrlty. Don't mm th1I designer-per-
fect home!! Mk few ...
4'0-ANN DORAN A PAULA BAILEY
<>PD SAT. •UN .... IOOO cons PORTOFINO
asm..-unnun 14.111,111
80PHIS11CATED, CUSTOM HOME ON HUGE
L(1n'Open. ~ luxuriousa~tmenta and ~ tchen deerfaned fOI' • CCJnnOil8ew'! ~ fw ~ livine and enttttaininl. K;tn;. ~ e BR, 5 BA. 3 fpka. Lap pool and
spa ln private _Riatio on the bay. Ask for ...
DENNE SODERLING
•• 1111111 •••••••
A drcular drive way led to th.ls wry •J*ioul 4
BR home with 2 fireplaces. French doors. Mex-
ican tile flooring ln kitchen & family room.
l')eRpr carpet th.rouahout. Pool .ue yard, very
private. Owniet' will conllder trade. "-1•rnable
loan that owner ma_y ~ Aak few ...
LBB CHESTERFIELD
0
·REALTORS
.... --.111
Beeutifully maintained, 3 BR home feaQ.ftl
berber carpet, bcbt woods, vaulted ceillnp, •Y-
lightl and green.houle window. c.omer location in
prestagious Woodbridae. Ask for ...
MAXINE GOLDEN
, ......... lUR 11,..,..
Cozy 2 BR, 1 !.i BA townhome. Flrep~. pan-
try/utility room. Private patio, 2 car parkinc.
community pool. Nace conditJon Ask for ...
· PAULA BAILEY
...... 11,111,111
Elep.nt custom magnificent es'tate. With 6
bedrooma. 4.5 baths, pool. ..-and ,one of the Jars-t locs on the JUdae. Tha. home is on a cul-de-
sac and has ocean and dty Ucht1 view. A tra-
ditional family home in thJ.s prestigioua aate
guarded community. Completely refurbished and ~ ownecl Ask for ...
ESTHER YANK
111&1 II ~-117-r... ,._ 2 l&Ol'y condo, FHA ap-
pnMd. 2 BR, 1 BA. San Juan Capiatrano. Good
income ratio. Mk for ... llA Y DA VIES, Jll.
... CllEllllml ... ~-l!Jlduiltw pte ...-rded communities of Irvine
Cow & Rlu Cow. Larp ~ vtew lots and
homes available. Call for de1&iJI And uk for
EILEEN HARRIS
IPRTICIUI ••• lllFRllT 11.-.-
Newly remodeled ~BR. auard gated home. 2 pas
m pnvate courtyard. Laree boat hp Excellent
hnancing terms available below present market
rates to qualified buytt. Ask for
MARY DI TULLIO
WTmltm .... Ill
Over 2,000 IQ. fL in a beautiful N.B. Commuruty
apecioua 3 BR, 3 BA home wtth a large kuchen,
cathedral ceilinp and private spa in patio A
really quality lifestyle location that must be teen
to be appreciated. Call. now for your private
showing. Ask for ...
BILL A DONNA WEBSTER
Aft'llf -Im 1111,111
Spedous 3 BR. 3 BA plus ~ family home on
extra 1arp lot with lwimminl pool Loni d.nve-
way leadinc to detached praae givs you that
Estate feelina on West.cliff. Ask for ..
MARIA ELENA BANKS
OPEN ROUS& SAT l-4, 190I CAll19alDGB LANS
780-5000
llli&I I I .. 111M1
PRICED TO SELL NOW! In Newport Be.o.ch. 2
BR. mobile home, clu~ pool, pa.
Motivated .uer. Aak for ...
VlllGJNA SWAN
111111 -...,. a-.111
BnlMmoor plm\ 4 IUperb VleW Of niehl liChta.
Exx:eDent landlcapb"C and stranc Homeowners
A8oc. 2 bedroom. Giant bon~ room. study &
privw:y. A~ by Jan. 15. Alk few ...
TOM ALI.INION
lllAJION VOGT
OP&N SUNDAY 1·1.11 ROCKY &.NOLL
.. •llll llR Ullllli 111 .. 111
J..oc:etied on &be land in the RCluded Penimula
Point --thi8 dwrmi.nc Cape Cod offton •
fabulow opeonuriitt!:e remodelJ.nc, or a sate to
build )'OUt dreM) ! 1809 view ol ocean,
Ca&alina IOUth lo t...cuo-ExJstins home 112 BR,
2 BA plus .-i quar1en owr prace Few your
P'iG'Ai-U-1\L&i oa BONDA HEIN
Ullll UAI & Ill I M
OD die bei1cb. 2 Ba. 2 BA fumiahed Sl,500!
Newpan Hetahta 3 BR. 2.5 BA new home tl,500!
@lie CMyon ~ 8R. 2 BA townbame Sl.'50t .a. C: 3 BR. 2 $ BA loWnhame, furnllhe(l
w on ·ioif t'CUW '2.800! Am for ..• CLJ•a rLYNN KEMP
I I I I 1 • II I 1\111 a °'*• ............... view. Security .........
tllOOIMO. /vlr. for .. .
VlaGINA IWAN ftm,..._ • .,.... nua 1•uao100NJ
)
I
Expect the best
Coldwell Banker Resldcnllal Real Estate ~rvlc~
OPEN HOUSES
SATURDAY 1-4
l&VIHE
3 BR
TD 11.UPPS
3 BR
WBSTCUPP
4BR
SEA ISLAND
2 BR
14861 DAllLQUIST
$237,500 H . STOCKWELL
Ul VIJTA aollA
$359,900 J. STEPHENSON
1!16 SlJSS!X
$-475,000 E. CORKETT
W OCIAH VISTA
$559,000 M. DEREMIAH
COIONA DBL MAI 4!8 llEUOTIOPB
3 BR $565,000 L. WH ITE
aVIHTDIACE
3 BR
IALIOA PENN.
5 BR .
$695,000
Ml ALTUl.A
L. ROSE
818 W. OCEAN FIONT
$696,000 D. GOLDSBERRY
SUNDAY 1-4
TD BLUPPS HI VISTA '8llA
3 BR '359.900 J. STEPHENSON
TD BLUPPS •ONDA
3 BR $-417,000 J .AKERMAN
'l'UIWPPS MIRNT.UA
4BR $435,000 E.OLSON
!ASTIWFP MMl.UIWtoe
2 BR. FR $-499,52.8 D.ADAMS
NIWPOIT llBIOTI .... UHi 18AD
3 BR, VU 1825,000 8 . MILES
BIG C AN"ON
•CAD• --·-'·"--JH.111-
CIRCULAR STAJRWAY:.....~-,!2 PABULOU8 rrs BUN rnv1~na&1
roll 2 MAGAZIND. CUSTOM MJILT ON
GOLi' COURSll N.8 . M08T CHAIDllNG HOM&. .
•. CANTlll . ~ ··--CASUAL BLBGANCB THROUGHOUT 11118
JmCBN"n. Y RBMOD&LBD 6 BR HOMB.
POOL + SPA + MOST ROOMS OVDLOOK
BXPANSIVE GOLF COURSB FRONTAGE.
MANY CUSTOM FEATURBS. BY APPT.
r-:M•coNTBMPORARY~
•
JP.L88 .. OP AM8NITIB8.
·LIVINO AT rrB BDT. BX-
IA)CA ..... -Oll .Ma'WAY OMll or.m.omoua vmn
NEW LISTINGS
lllWPOft C'flLLA 8A.l.Ml) t1n.-
A1TENTJON PIRST TIME BUYER · WlTH
GOOD CREDM' YOU COULD OWN THIS EXCELLBNT.CLBAN NEW CARPET, NEW
PAIN'tt 1 BR LARGE PATIO END UNIT.
GREAT VALUE!
l&VINI H11,MI
GREAT SINGLE FAMILY 3 BR. 2 BA.
STARTER HOME. PERFECT FOR A YOUNG
FAMILY OR COUPLE. CLOSE TO SCHOOLS
AND SHOPPING. IMMACULATE AND
READY TO MOVE IN.
awns u 11,•
BEST NO . BLUFFS LOCATION
W/ELEVATED VIEW! 3 BR/2 BA/SINGLE
LEVEL. EATING ARB.A IN KIT. A/C. MAIN-
TAINED TO PERnCTION. CLOSE TO
COMM.POOL
8&A l8CAND .... -CATALINA 6 NIGHT LGTS FROM THiS
BEAUTIFUL UPPBR 2 BR1 .... ~~6 BA
TOWNHOME. BLEACHED KITCn6" CABI· ~~,,,.,..SUBDRO R&FRIG.1 _MARBLE r~. NRW, LIGlfl' 6 BIUGHT.
aYDIB TD1 4C' Ill= DON'T LOOK ANY FUR111ER. A MU8T
1811118 B&Atrnr.ULL Y RBMODBLID a BR
HOMB ON ONB OP THB NJCB8T 8TRBBT8 IN;_.THS ABBA.~ VDY LAJIOB PRIVATE BN19TAININO AaBA WITll llAGNIPI· CBNT LANDllCAPINO lllONID WAI NOT SPARI" IN UIP9CT TO QUAUl'Y. A
DR&AMHOMB:
NEWP
CORNE
~JEWPORT BEACH
UlllMI ....
LOVBLY 2 BR "Cr UNn'. IN EXCEL. CONDO. GOOD INTBRIOR LOC. CLOSE TO
POOL. PRICED WELL BBLOW LAST SALE
OF SAME FLOOR PLAN. GR.BAT BUY!
PAUi.mo llHMO
LARGE TOWNHOUSE--3 BR. 2 BA, 3 CAR
GARAGE. INSIDE LAUNDRY /UTILITY
ROOI!(,.. PRIVATE PA110, HARDWOOD FLOO~. CONVENIENT AREA. CALL TO
SEE!
~=SINGLE STORY ON 2 ~~~~
YARD WITH LRG POOL, FRUIT TRE~ &
RV ACCP.88. 3 BR. PORMAL DR. DEN It FR.
GREAT BUY!
Wl8TCUfP .... 151
REMODBLED 3 BR. 2 BA HOME WITH AJC, SEC SYSTEM, SKYLIGHT, FRENCH
DOORSJ,..!!!! JtNTRY 6 MUCH MORE. FOR THE D~1u.111dNATING BUYER.
nNDtlOL\ .......
GREAT DUPL&X ON EXTRA LG rENCED
YARD! t BR + 2 BR + BTCH. GOOD GROSS
INCOME! IN XLNT RBNTAL AREA. GOOD FINANCING AV All.ABLE. OMC! .. ,... .... ....
4 BR, 4 BA ON AN OVBRSIZED L<Yr. PRlME LOCATION"'-~ Sl'8P8 PROM WALK-WAY. TO llAM.in AND GUDT DOCK. U-
SHAPID HOME <>Pa. TO BlllCK PATIO
6QADPO.
K' BEA(jH OFFICE
OF COAST HWY. AT AVOCADO
64:4-9 _060
~ •E WPOR T BEACH ... ...,.
GORGBOUS 80PH18TICATBD BA YFRONT
PENTHOUSE W/CONTEMP. FLAIR.
SPACIOUS ROOMS HAVE PANORAMIC
VIEWS OP BAY. OCEAN + MTS.
L\1111 VISW M?m MH~-
6 BR. .. SOMBRSKT'1 BEAUTIFUL UP
GRAD • ..c....Q..ORGIWUS GARDENS. POOL.
THIS ~ IS INVITING AS WELL AS
RXCrnNG!
~=: IORARY BA YSHOUS -:c:= WHITE 6 BRIGHT WITH BLEACHED OAK
FLOORS. GARAGE CONVERTED TO
BONUS llOOM WITH BATH, STORAGE
AND LAUNDRY PLUS CARPORT. HURRY,
THIS WOllTLAST.
~,traamt BEACH FRONT~~~
wrrH WONDERFUL VIEWS OF OCEAN.
BUCH A PIER. ROOFTOP SUNDECK.
GRBAT KITCHEN . FIREPLACE.
BBACHSIDB PATIO.
PllONllJLA .......
ROOM FOR ALL 11fE FAMILY. SUPERB
BEACH HOME FDJ.IID WITH LIGHT A
CHARM. 6 BR. DEN DINING RM. BEST
SWDOONG IN N.B. PERFECT CENTRAL
OCBANRONT LOCATION!
-
BAYFRONTS
UNDA l8LI • .,.. ..
SPECTACULAR. CONTEMPORARY, RE~
MODELED, BAYPRONT~ EUROPEAN KrrCH~J.. 4 BR. 6 ~ TUKNING BASIN,
VIBW, LAKGE SUP+ SOtrnf PATIO.
IALIOA aAllWlft 11,111, ...
80' FRONTAGE ON LOWER PEN. WITH 7
BR. FORMAL D.R IN TH.18 EMOTIONALLY
APl>EALLING HOME. COMPLETE WJTH
BASEMENT..:.. ELEVATOR. GREEN LAWN,
ENTRY PATIO 6 BOAT SLIP.
BAtSllOllS H,SA, ... ONB OF NEWPORT'S FlNF.ST PANORAMIC
VIBWS. LARGE HOME wrrH 80' ON THE
BAY. ACCOMODATIONS FOR 2 LARGE
YACHTS. POOL. SPA. PATIO ENTERTAIN·
MENT AREA
~t~ BA YFRONT HOME
1Mr8"!
PIER AND SLIP FOR A YACHT OF 100
FEET! IDEALLY SITUATED FOR PRIVACY
AND LIGHT IN A GATED COMPOUND. BY
APPT.
r.J~ ONE~OF-A-KIND BAS:from
W/GRASSY LAWN. HUGE = OVER-~l~~6J r~y~=~·.OLD
UDO MMI ...
THIS • BR, 7 BA JNCLUDF.S 85 l'T OF
FRONTAGE W/LARGE BOAT DOCK-CUS-TOM THROUGHOUT. LG GOURMET KJTC~J.. POOL. FORMAL LR + DR. CALL FORM~ DETAILS.
BLUFFS
IUJm ... ~ .. THIS BEAUTY IS WEIL LOCATBD ON E-
SIRABLB GRDNBBLT WITHIN WALKING
DISTANCE TO POOL. REMODEL.ED KJTCHBN AND BATHS, 2 PATIOS AND
SUN DllCK. LIVE IN COMFORT IN NEW·
PORTBBACH.
='LOCATION ONE.STORY. 211~-:
DEN. &ND UNrr WITH LOVELY WRAP-
AROUND PATIO: WIDS ROLLING GU&N-
NLT 6 TUD QJVa A rauNG OF
..... TllANQUILft'Y A PIUVICY.
II.UM -~ MOVE RJGHT IN TO THIS SPAR.KUNG 3
BR. ·DBLORBS" IND UNrr. rrs srru-
ATID ON A LUSH GRDNBSLT WITH A
PB.AK or nm BACK BA y.
181Wm N~ LOCATED IN A BBAUTIFUL CORNER -TING. LOVBL Y 6 BR. I BA CONDO. DBCOR·
ATBD IN THB . rlNB8T WEAUl'Y TllllOUOHOUr.... . PLAllTATDll .-0 ~
PIUODATOR. OVftT llUY.
Y C -~ • ~ .... H E R N c· A L I F 0 RN ~ A
CORONA DEL MAR
JASIONI CID& h4t • ELroANT PLAN• VERY PRIVATE END
UNrr 3 BEDROOMS + LRG EXPANDED PAMli.Y ROOM. LIGHT ANO AIRY.
GUARDED SECURrrY, POOLS AND TEN-
NIS.
OLDI COIONA OIL llAI tMi,•
MOVE RIGHT INTO THIS BEAtrrY. 2 YR
OLD SPACIOUS HOME SO OF HWY.
THOUS. SPENT ON RECENT UPGRADEa
A MUST SEE! VERY BRIGHT • SOPHISTI·
CA TED!
IAllOI VDW IDW ........ WONDERFUL LOCATION NEXT TO PARK!
BEAtrrlFULL Y REFURBISHED • BR
WtNEW KITCH. BATHS, FRENCH DOORS + LARGE COVERED PATIO IN PRIVATE
SETTING.
SPYGLASS t74t,•
ROOM TO GROW IN THIS 5 OR 6 BR.•'..\ BA
FMAILY HOME IN GREAT-LOCATION.
POOL. SPA, BAY WJNOOWS. 3 CAR GAR-
AGE. BF.ST NEWPORT VALUE.
OOIONA OIL llAI tl.47._
BA YSlDE DR. SPECTACULAR VIEW 6
PRIME LOCATION PIER FOR PVT BOAT.
BF.ST BUY FOR REDO OR EXPANSION. 4
BR. 2800'. WILL CONSIDER ALL OFFERS.
ONE OF A KIND.
OTHER AREAS
Ql•Tblla Ill .... LOVELY 2 BR. 1 BA UPPER PLAN 6 IN
EXCELLENT CONDITION. LOVELY LO-
CATION ON STREAM. SUPERB PRICE roa
PABrSALE.
~ COITA DIA tl .....
BXPEIU&NCE THS GOOD LIFE IN YOtJll
OWN 4 all, 2,_.. BA TOWNHOUSE BAST .
SIDI. EKIOY POOL. TBNNIS AND BACK
BAY. n. Lt CAil GARAGB. ALL 4 UNDD
208K. CAL TO SD!
CAB '9 Q)(1&T llM-DBLIGHTFUL 3 ~ 3 BA. CONDOMINI\111
LIGHT·BRIGHT-CLEAN-END UNrl'-CKN-
TRAL TWO CAR A1TACHED GARAGE. AN
OUTSTANDING VALUE.
'"P•LDaAI ·-~II FABULOUS VISW8 OP CATAUNA + A·
NYON. PAD. POOL. !l'8NJm MIR, S BA PWI IJDI. PIUYATS LMOa DBCK,
B&tMSD CBILING8.
,, .
1m•TIOOI
2.21•EmlTE
E•IEmlll'S MUii
The spectacut.r private & gated equestrian
estate offers a matn residence of thr•
bedrooms wtth sepw'8te guest-qUatters and a
3-car garage. Riding •ena & stabtes for 12
horMS -gorgeous ~ lndudee
streams, ponds, waterfall, pool & spa. Separate
garage for 20 cart pluS 2 MrVants' aparttnentt.
Incredible Bay view. $5.5 mifllon.
IEW USTlll
~--
,,,,,
"Blue Chip" envtronment&I lncludee pn. vm, pwi(-Mke custom, brlck home on
ne.ty 1 acte wtth 6 bedrooms, 6 t>MhS,
pttyate prof111IONll tennis court, C
atyte poof & epa + a true gourmet k .
In a word ... Fabulous. $2,895,000
..... ....,..
I am 111• Pllflllf ..........
Opportunity cornea but once In a tffetlme
for a property such as this. Competely
fenced, the home offers• bedrooms + a
pool & spa & ...,.,.,. gueM ~
Fabulous viewS of the Pacillc & the ~
taJn range, this prMe lite ii lltuated
among $5 Miltion "°"*· Stables we
aJready In & ready for your horMa. Cal1 for
appointment. S 1,695,000.
COTL KLI\LT1
COTE REALTY WOULD LIKE TO AD.DRESS YOU•
1• LllllA ml
PllYITI llD WIAIB • 1•
LlllLY II'' 111•
Thia lowty trecltlorwtl 3 bedroom
dolhouee ........ ·~· ~ In "' ... COMtructton & VW"ft ...... 9CUlllll kitchen and .,w M ,....... .._.
to es·. Loe. of"~ & ~to ma. a c.11 for....... 11.w.000
.. Llll&I
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DA&Y MOT/mA&. aTATS IATumaAY .... _,JI. t_,/MM J1
Politic~ are blamed for eviction notice
81 ...... AIM!y ........
~-----,.... eetate law questions and an1111••:
Q. I have IWd 6n my apartment f0<
f.w ~Md like tt • lot. I have many
frtendl In tM building, and the rent Is
reatOnable.
L.-t eummerthe buttdlng was sold to
a new owner. My problems with him came uP durtnQ the poettleal campaign
for preeldent. t am an ardent Oemoetat
and he II )ut1 u strong In his
Republfcan way1. I put a
OUUkta/~1-n 8'gn In the wfndow of
my apartment. The landlord told me
that If I dtd not tMe the lign out of my
wNtdow that he would evict me. I feel It
wu my right to expresa my Political
pr....-.nce In tNa manner. After the
electk>n, he pva me a 30-day notice.
Do I hew to move?
-1.M., Rencho Cordova
A. You heve railed an Interesting
~Ion. F,.quentty a tenant holds
dtflliNnt poltk* beHefa than his or her
laftdlotd. caaaing friction between the two,.,..
Since you have reoefved a 30-day
notice to quit the ptemlMS you wm have
to rMke a dedl6on •to whether or not
you wttlh to fight the landlord on this
matter. tf you have not moved by the
end OI the 30 daya, the fandlord
pr~ wMt flle an unlawful detainer
1'16G9-11gatnat you. You would receive
no411ttttat the actJon had been filed by
being L...-ved wfth a summons and
compteint.
As your defen1e, you would file an
answer wtth the coort within a specified
period of tlme. alleging that the
landlord ls using retaHatory eviction
agajn1t you, etatlng that he 11 retaliat-
ing agaJnst you for exercistng your legal
right to ptace a lign In your apartment
window supporting a particular Polltl-
caJ candidate.
If you can pro'le that the placing of
the stgn and your refuul to remove It
are the reason for reoeMng the 30-day
notice, you probabty wfll be successful
In your unlawful detainer ca1e.
There are other acts which are
prohibited under the general doctrine
of re1allatlon. A landlord may not act
with retaliatory Intent to increase the
tenant's rent, change the terms of the
lease agreement unf avorabty to the
tenant. or refuee to renew a lease when
It is up f0< renewal.
These caes often arlae In the
conteX1 of a tenant'• havtng reported
the landlord to the health department
f()( possible code vtolatk>nl. In retaJla-
tlon, eometlmee a landlord wtH Mek to
raise the tenant'• rent°' gtve a 30-day
nottce to qutt.
In California, In non-rent-controUed
areas, the law Is very clear. The
landlord may evict a tenant In good
faith f0< NO reason. but he may NOT
evic1 for a retaliatory reason.
The law Is further strengthened In
Callfornla by the fact that the landlord
may take no action In retallatlon
against the tenant for the tenant's
lawful action for a period of 180 days
aft• the action tak• ptaoe.
If you are eucoes1f\d In your unlawful
detainer action and prove the re--
taHatory motive for the 30-day nob, It
ii highly unlikely that the landlord coold
give you another 30-day notice for a
long period of time.
Actual damages and attorney's fees
coofd be awarded to you by the oourt If
you prove retaJlatory eviction. In ad-
dition, tf you prove the lllndk>rd guilty of
fraud, mellce or oppreak>n, the coort
can award punitive damages to you.
See an attorney for further evaluation
of your case.
We suggest that you speak directly
with YOAJ1 lllndlord conownlng the
reuons behind the 30-day notice. You
might want to po6nt out the provtstons
of Celtfomla law which apply In your
situation, and suggest that the landlord
dlacua the matter wtth his attorney
before he tak• any further action
againet you. Make tt ciMr that you
Intend to oppoee any eviction ectlon.he
might brtng against you. Your .. m. however, should be to
Improve your reletlonahlp wtth your
landlord. since you want to go on lfvtng
In the apartment and by neoeaslty
would have a continuing r9'atlonshlp
wtth him.
Barbara: Say it 7 tinies at 714
Just ask fOf Barbara when you call
The Prudentlal 71.. Realty tn Newport
Beach.
Befleve It or not, there are seven
RMttors at the Independently owned
and operated Newport Center-baaed
company whose flrst names ant
Barbara.
Barbara Amstadter, owner of The
PrudentlaJ 714 Realty, says If callers
ask fOf Barbara they'll get seven times
the tervtce.
In addition to Barbara Amstadter.
there's Barbara Lomma, Amstadter'a
mother; Barbara Chambers; Barbara
Forretlo; Barbara Kestle; Barbara Miii-
er; and Barbara Tappan. In fact. K .. tte
and Tappen share the same middle
names. Mae. Amstadtet'a mldd .. name
Is Anne. and Mlffer'a ls spelled Antn. As
far u the name game goes, hcM89'8r.
that'•--· the Cofncidenoea end.
"Arat-dala "MMoe and depth of
experlenc:e ottered at The ~tlal
714 "8lllt)' la no coincidence."
Amstadter said.
"We've a totaJ of 35 fuU-tlme Re--
altars here who are all preeminentty
qualified to handJe your resAdentlaJ,
Investment and commerolalltnduatrlal
reat estate needs -even If they all
aren't named Barbara," Amstadter
said.
The Prudential 71~ RMlty epeclal-
lzes In property In the Orange County
coastal cities and communltlel.
WHY PAY A FULL COMMISSION TO SELL YOUR HOMET
lalll ...... &lD
28R-1BA. w/~ bad<yard .
................................................... 721--4111 •••111•111& 38R·2BA. upgraded kitchen.
1237,500 .. -......................................... 721 ..... 111
s•unw•-3M-a.AA, frpt In LR.
1M,9(JC) .••.•...•....•..............•..••...•........ 721-4111
\!\\!'Ill; I 1\1 \1 11
FROM $3,980 (PAYAalE AT CLOSING)
YI &ll •tlll
Ill IW_W,,..WMll_.
29R .. 28A. lg lrw/frpt
$489.()(1() ............................................... 721-4111 ····-·/-.. 48A-3.58A. fomMll Ir w/frpt
*5.()(J() .............................................. 721-4111
3BR-2BA. COfnet lot. Santa Ana. s 165,000 ............................................ 722-8114
U Tll HUUOMlt
2BR-1BA. condo. Santa Ana.
$99,900 ............................................... 722-8114
SIS RfllTllMllfl'USSll8 11S
1509 Sandcaatle, Cdm ........................... $25.200
3 Tribute Court ..................................... $ 8.420
10 Wiid Gooee ........................................ S 7,830
1800Betyt .............................................. 112.120
4 WMd GoOM .......................................... 1 e.eoo
714 Goktenrod. CdM ............................. I l,820
... .a11111•••11• ...
322 Rocf'liMtw •...•••.•••••............••••••...•••••• I l .lilC>
2277 Pactftc A~# 1· 105 ............... ~ ....... I 8,170
918 POwelt Coutt .................................... I 8,4tk>
1547 Ormp ........................................... 114,020
25i0e w....ers~ .................................. s 1.&20
498 E. 1• Street .................................. 110,000 .........
,_
Fair housing definiti on
is important to public
"Now that the Fair Housing t.... of the m••*'G of the words
Am«'ldments Act of 19A has 'faJr houafna' •they•• UMd In Tlt.. Whet mua1 the manufac1ured hous.-
substantlalty increuect the penal-VIII of the CMe Righta Act of 1968. Al Ing Industry do to attract ftm-time
ties for housing df9crimlnatk>n, tt Is a reeutt, It wu llgreed that once the t>uywa?
Imperative that Congress define 1988 act w• pa111d, the need to the quel11on fruatr•t• many in the
once and for all what 11 meant by 'fair clarify the purpoee of Tttte VIII would lndu9try who r..,lie tfMMr product 11
houstng'." Robert Butters of the then be addreaed, first through ~ t( not""*'°'· In many r~s.
National Aseoclatk>n of Realtors heatlOQI before the Houee, and theft to conwntioneNy buMt • hOmee. t<>fd a House aobcommtttee. by the Senate. But the Industry's having • tough
Butters, NAR'1 deputy general In hfs testimony, Butters ex-tlmeconvtnc:ing the tnnet that rnMU-
counset, testified before a subcom-plained the crttlcal need for ctarl-fKtured hofnes ere a deeirable 8fterna-
mlttee on civil and constltutlonaJ flcatlon on theee tuues for real tlve, partlaMrly now • the Mtlonal
rtQhts of the House Judlciaty Com-estate practJtionera. "The likNhood etll6a In affordable housing wortens.
mlttee. Butters preaented NAR'1 of detection, proeecutlon and con-The lldvant-aee of manufactured
conoerns over the fundamental vlctlon on a charge of racial ateerfng houM9 are obvtoua, they say. The
purpose of the Fair Houstng Aci, and Is far too great a risk for any homel CC>M much .... than lff• built
asked the subcommittee, "Does responsibte broker to take, _. homet becMlte the construction pro-
'falr housJng' mean equal housing pect•ly wher'I testing by privlite fair cesa ii ao moch more efficient. That,
opportunity with no tegat stgnifl-housing organtzatioM wt1f aoon .,._ s: the qualty of mMUfectured hou-.
cance attached to whether or not come an actMty funded by the mek• them • highly delfrable
SUCh free choice produees lntegra-federal government," Butters sakj, ernatlve.
tion? Or does 'fair housing' per'mlt He emphasized that If "a defen-tn 1987, the cost per equare foot of a
race to be taken Into account In dant Is proven to have engaged In tit•built home WM 153.28 compared
marketing real estate If doing so will discriminatory housing practice, the to $20.81 per,equare foot of a manuf~
promote or preserve ln1egratlon. ?" NAR J<Mn• wtth .,. Americana In tured home, according to e.nx:. But-
Buttert saJd that NAR supported calling for severe punishment to terfietd, vtc. pr-'dent of Pubtc Affairs
the Fair Housing Amendments Act deter the offender and other• from· for the Manufactured Housing lnatltute
of 1988, which President Reagan engaging In similar conduct Jn the In Artlngton, Virginia.
signed Into law on Sept. 13, 1988, future." · The time It tak• to construct a
becauseacompromisewasreached However, Butters stated, there manufactured home 11 considerably
allowing aJI parties the choice of does not exist today a dear deft-1e1a *tee the work can contfnue wtthln
having the case brought before an nltlon of racial steering, which hu the controtled environment of a f ac-
admlnlstratlve law judge or a federal been construed to mean "any action tory. A IH•tM.tlh home takes stx
district court. by a real estate agent which In "'Y monthl to complete, whl.. a com-
The new law aJso adds handl-way Impedes, delaya or dl9couregee parably la.d manufactured home can
capped persona and families with a prospective homebuyw from ~ completed and lnltaJled. fn half the
children as new protected claaaes purchasing houtmg on 1 r.a.. time.
under the act, significantly lncreu-basis." Structurally, a manufactured home
Ing the penaltl• upon peraon. The continuing conftk:t 1s <>Yer the confonna to the same archftectural
found to have violated the act, and means that may be Uled to end ltandard8 of ..._bult homee, meets
provides for the first time that the segregated IMng patterna. euttera the MIN Mderal and atate tntPectk>ns.
U.S. Department of Hou.tng and pOMd to the commm .. the concern fMtur• the Mme Interior and ext.nor
Urban Development may eue to over tnt.egrltiOn maintenance, ak-lfl'*Ml .... end eeethetlcalty, you can't
enforce the act on behalf of ag-Ing, "Are the means limited to 1 tell them apart.
grieved persons, Butters saJd. guarantee of equal houttng oP-Yet, delpfte the litany of advantages,
He testified that during the debate ponun;ty for aH Amer~ wtth no ..... ~both natlonlffy and localty
over the Fair Housing Amendments ttQnlficance attaching to the reeutta ••flat.
Act It was clear that Congr ... still o( the exerdM of that freedom of The Manufactured Housing lnstttute
needed to resolve the fundamental opportunity?" report• that In 1987 233,000 manufac-~==:=~:;::::=:=;::==~~~~~~===~=~=~=~l. tured hOmea were lhtpped compared
'
.------------------to245.000ln 1988. The percentage of ...._.., the tot• houlinQ ~et dropped to 12
percent from 14 percent In thoee two I . yew~
I I In Calfomfe, the atory ta the tame.
I I Tony H.-.y, • IPC*-.perton fot the
Celtfomle ~ H~ ln-
1 I ........ (CMHI) ...... that tn 1987
I llPP'Oldmatily 12.000Calfoma mMu-1 ............... lftlpped, dOwn
REIL Es I from 12.J001n 1111. tte Mid 11.111 I lllE LlllS ,• ~-=~~ =·==~···ofaR II Specialzitc In: ** ..., Resldlntlll I E=,..._ .. ,.,.._.,on~ ~~II t. quote I .... 1nct coee~~
I * C..1•dll cil • CIUf_tt I ~ ~:1,.8:. a .::o... I * • ~ LOllll I houllna. Hldll Ji ,.. ••• IS ........... I RISIDINTIAL a II 11 1oo ,_, •• -the lndultrt
I 81\e.L I 00t• .,. '° ....., trom "' ,.,....
VV'?V to $750,000 8.00% ARM 1.5 ptl • 60 day lock I .... pn ....... I 7.,% to $2,000,000 8.50% ARM 1.75 ph • 60 day lock 'When ,_.,.. .... the WOtdt I 11ttt Dilt1id co.t of f"'* I ............... •••~ .._
I Subiecf to change/Aftlt11 Alt NOT CALCULATED I ::r.:::.::::r. r-r:::.:
I (71.) .7• •• ................ _ ......... ... ........_._a•"
I ............. °' ....... I il§nl••.,.r:: ... .., .. ...
I MO.IM. I :.:i= .. -~!9!!--·• ... • I .,.~_ .... .-I _ ...... --........ ,.. -.... . .............. . ... .
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211t Centuty H01M1 In Acton, It putting ftrat-time bu)WI into attrKt-
Mt, manufactured home. It an
utonilhlng growth rate, deepite down-
ward trencfa.
Over the past three Y9W1, Amertcan
21st Century Hornet, wt*=" ..... cu.-
tomized, factory-built houting on one
lier~ Iota, ha grown by M3
percent.
Davtd Maddoek. president, la a big reuon why. The 53-yeer Ofd en·
trepreneur hu tttwlffy ffghted the way
fO< the lnduatry that hu bean In the
dar1t In ttt abfflty to respond to ftrat-
tlme bu)«'s who want to buUd on th*
own land.
Through hil concept of customad.
manufactured ~. Meddodc wes
the first to take extating ptana and
elaborate on them, ldding 1mentuee,
re-deeignlng flOOr tp909, cNnging
exterk>r finllhet ...ci lncorporetlng the
necea1ary additions that fulty em·
braced the buyen' tatt• end .....
Befor. American 211t c.ntury Horw.
buyers didn't tlk• the option to enlarge a Mdroom, add a wetbar, lnltal oak
wood cabinetry or put In a ape, Now.
with Maddodc'1 hefp, they do.
SUH, the rndu1try can't ...,,, to
sttake Its tralter pn lmlige, which
explains In pan why owral growth 11
stow. Butterfletd of the Manufactured
Hou~ng Institute, a national OfgMiu,.
tk>n, Aid that another reason lnfttbtttng
Its growth are the atchaic ioNng
0<dtnanoee stiff on the bookt In "*'Y
stat• that bw manufllCt\nd no...
from r1• 1Sen1ta1 communttJM.
Getting thOle ...... to pau leM
that ptwent d61crirninatlon llgalna1
manut.ctured houMe t8'c• time, bu1
8'reedy 18 atat• ha":,.C* IUCh
laws, accorotng to Butt .
"Thele laws fOfbkj ree6dentt8' com-
munltJet from ~Ing ep1nat
manufectured "°""' tf thole ~ meet the atchltecturll atand#dS of
thOle communtti. .. Butterfield Mid .
C8'tfornta .,.._, the ... ln '*· • landmlrtc y.w for~~ lno In ........ Hedley ............ ,., W1\18'tyal ~..,..
w.nt Into mobMe home pera; IMOe
then. the lfltft from"'°*,__ P9ftl•
to ........... COimmunlttee Md priv8t9
lotl hM .... dr....ek:. lode,; 40
pelcent "' .................. into rllldll..._. COtrlrnunltiee and ptMiee Iota.
A ceftlr.., locMff pool, spa •nd sp•clous sundedl •r• • few of th• ...........................
Active adults appreciate
Expressions co01m unity
vanity.
Cou~ wm appreclate the 1,040-
square-foot Plan 2, off•tng two
bedrooma, two batha, attached garage
and plenty of tr .... nowtng IMng IPll09.
The htghlight of the home .. a ,.,.ge
patio arM acceetlbte from the muter
bedroom and IMna room.
Boating a two-bedroom, two-bath
arranr:'*'t, the 1, 104-aquar•foot
Plan offwl ptenty of elbow room for
growing famHlee. The apace etncient
kitchen has modern, built-In ap-
pHanc:es, ample counter space and a
walk-In pantry. Spece for entef't•nlng
It featured In the IMnQ room that
lnctudee a wood-burning l1replec..
Expreak>n'I P1an 4, Whh 908 lqU81'e
feet oflMng apace, II Ngttflghted by a
loft wtth It• own eeparate Mff-bath.
Oownttalrl. the mut• bedroom autte
fMtlnl private. 1Hdlng-door acoMI to
a vtew balcony.
Plan S fMtures a 1, 101-lqU#•foot,
two-story conflguraUon complete wtth
two bedroomt and 2 1/2 batha. The
lower level ti d lrectty acc•Md by the e and hu an efficient kitchen,
room, coat cJoMt and epaciou8
ormaJ living and dining rooms. A
mast• auite wtth a private balcony and
a second bedroom.
The Expresslona recreation center ta
equipped wtth a poof, aun deck and
cabana, and Is av.,.able to au r•-
dents.
To visit the c:ommunlty, take the
Santa Ana F':/ (5) to Crown Vattey
Parkway. Pr west to Greenfleld
Ortve and turn right. Continue to
Rancho Nlguet Road, make a teft Md
proceed to catnino def M.,.. Turn rtght
to the model hofMI. For more Infor-
mation. caJI (714) 831-2004.
lnveatD1ent seminars scheduled
more attf'llC'ltw to foreign in"981on" to
''The ~and reward Tn North A.meft.o
CM AMI Estate."
The lntem8tk>N' Reel Estate ln-
ttttutell a WOf1dwlde orgMlzatlon with
mimberl In more then 98 natlona.
repr111ntlng RMI Eatate pr~
whO are lnveetor1. de~•. INlnd9rl. ..,.,,...... and property ,,......,..
Fot men lnfOrmdOn, w11te Inter·
nlllloMt ... EM* .......... 1313 E.
&w Rd. aoott.S• AZ.. ... Or
allflll)Hl •1.
..,_. ,, ...... , at .... !Mm u
Realty Inc.
New Bayfront Home with Dock
Magnificent 4000 sq ft ., home 4 Bedrooms. family room Brand ·
new. Lido area. Dock for 80 ft boat .c car carage. Mediterranean
style, 10 ft cellincs. cranlte. marble You must see this model
home. SI. 7S0,000.
Open Houec Saturday a Sunday 1-5 701 Udo Park Orlv•
Newport Beach Duplex
On the sand! 2 Bedroom. I Bath • upstalrs. and 2 Bedroom. I
Bath ·downstairs. 2 car prace $740,000 Cannery Vlllace Realty.
Clint Moses 67S-S038
New Oceanfront Home
Peninsula location. Wide sandy beach Currently being con-
tructed. 3 Bedrooms. 3 Baths 2500 sq. ft .. traditional desf&n
custom amenities. Choose your fJnlshlng details. $950,000
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NAR: Real estate is major contributor to" GNP
As a major foroe In the U.S. economy,
the reaJ estate sector In 1987 con-
tributed slgnlflcantly -about 24
percent -to the gross national
product, according to a research
report released in San Francisco by the
Nat1onaJ Association of Realtors.
The NAA study entitled, "Real Estate
in the U.S. Economy: Impacts on GNP,
Income and Employment,'' looks at the
value of real estate services. It was
released during the association's 81st
Annual Convention and Trade Expo-
sition to which 20,000 Realtors from all
over the country were in attendance.
··our study also found that real
estate activity produc~ socially· de-
sirable benefits, in addition to the
economic benefits," Nestor Weigand
Jr .. NAA president, said.
"Real estate is a commodity that
almost every household desires to own
for investment, family and other
reasons. People who purchase real
estate In a community tend to be more
politically and philanthropically in-
volved than their renter counterparts ,··
Weigand added.
"There have been a lot of 'back of
envelope calculations' suggesting real
astate has a significant role In this
economy. But there have been very few
that have been able systematically to
quantity that role," added Dr. John
Tuccillo, chief economist for NAR.
"What we've done is put a number
on the Importance of real estate. The
fact that the real estate sector, in a
broad sense, contributes nearly one-
fourth of GNP should come as little
surprise to those who deal with it on a
daffy basis." TucciUo Uid.
The study oblervet that In 1987 the
vaJue of the real estate MCtor totaled
almost S 1. 1 trillion. It Is eltimated that
nearly S 1 out of fNfKY S4 of the .nation's
totaJ economic output lnvotves 1<>me
facet of real estate activity.
During the 70s the reat •ate
Industry contributed between 17-18
percent of private sector GNP.
Furthermore the study lhoWa that over
the last three decades real estate has
consistently contributed more than 17
percent of private sector GNP and
more than 11 percent of private sector
national income.
According to the study, pubffshed by
NAR's Forecasting and Policy Analysts
and Econ,,mlcs and Research
Divisions -all aspects of housing,
Including construction, sales and ser-
vices play a key role In U.S. employ-
ment. Full-and patt-tlme emptoyment
In the real estate Industry in 1987
accounted for 6.6 mllllon persons and
was 6 percent of total private sector
employment.
The report also reveals that purcha&-
lng a home IS the largest afngle
consume< transaction that the majority
of Americans-make. and compf'ises the
largest portion of wealth for most of
these houeeholds.
Homeowners tend to be more polltl-
cally active than renters (of slmMar age
and Income), aocordlng ta the study.
Homeowners demonstrate greater
voter registration, as wefl as partici-
pation In and knowtedge o f national
and local Issues and candidates. Also,
homeowners contribute more of their
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Tastefully decorated with many custom bullt In features. 2 bdrmt & 2 bath•
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•Ocean View UnbMtabte Price -The l~t prtced oc:Mn Yift In VNla
BaJboal Chotce first floor l~atlon with large private patk>. NlcelY m-.
taJned. with huge master sutte, comfortable flreptace plua epecloua lMria
and dining areas. l1M,000
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private location. Large patio, 2 bdrma, warm ,.,..,.., W9lk to piOOI Of
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locatk>ns lnciuding Corona def Mar. bayfront. v .. Mlbo9 a •nwhere.
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time and m~ to ctwttabte/'916gk>us
organization• than dO rent ...
fhe report lhoWI that homeowners
maJntain their homel to a greeter
extent than rent--. Study flndlngt
lndtc:ate that homeowners have f9wer
interior and exterior probterns wtth
homes than do renters <"' housing of
sltnilar age and type).
Home ownership ltNlf It dMirable to
most ~ becauM It allows
them to satisfy ~ delft•. which
have IC>cialty delirable effects. The
most Important motivating factors for
home ownership cited In the study
lnclu<Ht the estabfflhment of a more
desirable environment to raise a f amJly.
and the attraction to housing as an
Investment.
The study notes that affordability
problems dominate u reasons why
potential first-time homebuyers con-
tinue to rent. In part&cutar, of thole
renters who "serk>uaty" considered
ownJng (but have never owned). near1y
half cite the Inability to KCUmulate a
downpayment as the prlmaty reason
for renting.
According to the study, the home-
ownership ,... decreased from the
high of 65.6 percent In 197&-80 to 64
percent In 1987 due to rising Interest
rates and rising real (lnftatlon·ad~
Justed) houM pricel. These two f actora
combined to incrMM the monthly cash
costa of homeownership.
''Real •tate ls more than just a fine-
tuning Yehlcle for economic activity. It
la one of the key engines for economic
growth, and our poUcymakera must be
constantly reminded of thi9. Clearly,
any potlcy ectiont that affect 8UCh a
crucial eector are. themlllYM of great
tmpOttence," Weigand Mid.
Tax.at ion ha8 a 16gniftcant tmpact on
rat e1tate, eccording to the study. The
U.S. Income tax aystem cont*"8 tax
preferences for houtlng -eepeciaaty
for owner-occupied houeing. WhNe the
Tax Reform ~t of 19H an.cted
owner-occupied hOul6nQ only moder-
ately, the sublfMtNll reduction In
marginal tax rat•~ the value
of the Income tax deduetiona for
mortgage lnterest end property taxes.
Thlt railea the after-tax cost of home
owneclhlp and ~ le.cl home-
owners to purchaM tomelllWNt lea
houling.
"The Tax Reform Act htt r.,taJ
hoUlina the hard9et," W9'gand ex-
ptainecf. "The removal of &ncentlvee In
this teetor hu been a major force
behind the recent plunge in motfl .•
famHy construction actMty. '' he Mid.
At a reeutt, the study predict•, rents
are ture to rite In coming yMra, as
rentaJ IUppfy eeaena. home prtc:i9I riM
and homeowner C09ta keep many
prospective home~• In the rental
market, theteby bof1ttwing rental de-
mand.
"It 11 abundantly dear to mo9t that
real estate matte<• a great de.a to this
economy. and any tax "' other potlcy
measures, affecting real estate ought
to be conlidefed wtth gr•t care."
Weigand Mid.
The Natk>nat AaociatJon Of Re-
altors, the nation's largeet trade a.
soctatlon, repreeents neany 800,000
members.
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DAILY"'°'~ UTAft ""1'\WY Janll_,. JI, t .. /MGa JI
Charges may prevent reflnanclng loans
a -'haw ~16ed to refinance my
extsting FHA· mortgege of approx-
1matety $66,000. The preeent Interest
rate II 11.25 peteent. The new Interest
rate woutd be 9.5 percent and my
paymen11 would decteue by· about
s100 per month.
There .,. MYerat charges as-
sociated wtth the reflNlncing, however.
The lender wll CNlrge 2.5 points, plus
charge me for a loen origination fee.
title r ..... ance Md k>an discount fee.
The one charge tMt realty has me
puzzted II the Charge for a mortgage
Insurance pt"9ft'Mum. The lender wants
to chWge me 12,231 for mortgage
insurenoe. 8'r'°9 the old loan was en
FHA ~ Md I haw been paying
t.ithfuNy for four years, Why ts there
such a big premium on refinancing?
-F.O., S.ctamento
A -tn brief. the mortgage Insurance
pren'Mum ta Nq\ffred on all new FHA
loans, Including thoM which are made·
to refinance exlatlng FHA loans.
For ~ In more completely
answer1ng your question, we spoke
with Teresa Gattegos, senior loan
processor at CaplteJ City Mortgage
Corp. She told us that the FHA put Into
effect several changes In the regu-
lations concerning mortgage in-
surance premiums as of January 1988.
On toans originated both before and
after that date, the lender Is required to
collect on mortgage Insurance
premiums. The lender cotlec1a the
entire premtum for the life of the loan up
front. Usually the premium Is financed
&Jong wtth the principal balance of the
loan and paid In monthly Installments
by the borrower.
Before January 1988, however, when
an FHA loan was paid off no provision
was made for obtaining a refund of the
unused premium amount on the old
loan. It was up to the borrower to go to
the FHA and ask for a refund. Many
borrowers were unaware of the avall-
abllity of the refund, and there were
people who made a living by notifying
bOrrowers of their right to a refund and
taking a percentage of the amount
refunded as a comm sslon.
Waterfront Homes in NB
gets Off ice Design Award
The Newport Beach office of Water-
front Hot'1199 Inc. hu captured the
Office Design Aw•rd, presented an-
nueJly by ReaJ Estate Today. the
pubUcatfon of1he Natk>naJ ASSOCtatron
of Reattora. Rve awards were pres-
ented natlonatty with Waterfront
Homet taking the onty honors west of
Chicago.
Weterfront Homes' winning office 1s
located at 2438 W. Coast Highway In
Marinera' Mite n Newport Beach Co-
ownera Patrld9 and Git Foerster built
the 5,500-1quw•foot office building in
1982 to take~-. of the rugh-
vialbltty k>catlori. The bu ld1ng Is two
doors lrW8)' from an urller otf1ceoc-
cupled by the flrm.
Archi1ect1 Robert Trown and Jay
Evatta cr•ted the blue and white Cape
Cod 1tructure. Trown, W•terlront
Home.' top ..... producer for four of
the pelt ftw YMr't. 8'to ~ned the
tntetb' of the buUdmg A nautical
theme la carried throughout from the
~Md OtOOY9d t\at'dwood floor of
the reception room to brass ac-
cessories to framed prints of
schooners on the walls.
The sales force occupies both floors
of the building In open-planned space
designed to Inspire camaraderie and a
reJaxed atmosphere for the exchange
of ideas Truss beams and skyhghts are
architectural features of the second
level where the sates force works at
desks with white awing-arm lamps
under the silent presenoe of a mounted
figurehead. typical of those found on
the bows of ancient sail ng ships.
For 13 yeara, Waterfront Homes Inc ..
has specialized In saJes. rentals and
management of residential properties
"on. near, or with a vtew of the water."
In addition to Its award-winning
office building on Pacific Coast High-
way. Waterfront Homes has a second
location on Balboa Island and will open
its third office this month In Corona def
Mar. For more Information. cau (7 14)
631 -1•00.
Newport Financial Group, Inc.
~ Mortgage Corporation
LOW FIXED AND
ADJUST'ABLE RATE LOANSI
• SPECIALIZtNG IN JUMBO LOANS
• 80 DAY LOCK-INS AVAILABLE
• PURCHASES ANO REFINANCES
FOR FAST ANO
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Since January 1988, however, the
FHA has had a rule ,.quiring that the new premium on the new loan befng
made to refinance an ex.tat Ing FHA loan
be reduced by the amount the bor -
rawer has paJd u a premium for the old
FHA loan. This procedure makes the
process of apptytng for a refund of
unused premium on the old loan
unnecessary.
If you have questions or concerns
about the amount to be ch11ged by the new lender for mortgage Insurance you can contact the mortgage credit de-
partment of the FHA.
Q -In August, I applied to refinance
my home mortgage. When I went to
sign the flneJ papers I was given a form
called a "notice of right to cancel."
along wtth a whole atack of other
papers. I took them home to read and
did not sign the form that was given to
me that would have h•d me watve my
right to have three days to cancel the
trensactlon.
After I read aJI the fine print, I decided
not to go forward I sent the signed
form stating that I wanted to cancel the
deal back to the lender and sent n
certified mall within three days.
I then got notice from the escrow
company that I owed $278 as a
"cancellation fee ... I have also received
a nasty call from the lender's office
saying that I owe a S 100 canceflatlon
tee. The way I read the notice of right to
cane.I, I can cancel the tranaactlon
wtthln three daY? of receiving the form
·•wtthout cost· Do I have to pay these
char gee?
-M.A •• Meadow Vista. Calif
A -The form you received called
··notice of right to cancel" was given to
you by the lender so that the loan would
be In comptlance wtth Regulation Z. a
federal regulation conoecn ng d•s-
ciosures that must be made upon a
refinancing of a residence when the
new loan Js to be made by a dltfefent
lender than the one that made the loan
being refinanced. or upon a refinancing
when the new loan amount Is greater
than the amount being paid off In the
reflnancfng.
While Regulation Z does require that
you be given the right to cancel the
transactron, It does npt requ re that you
be given that right withOut cost to you
The form you were given by the lender.
however, Is clear fn its wording that
your right to eanc:el can be exercised
without Incurring any cost for the
transaction.
According to the terms of the notice
of r!Qht to cancel provided to you by the
lender. you do not owe anything as a
"cancellation fee." If you continue to
hear from the escrow company or the
lender. you can contact an a1torney or
Legal Aid to assist you In stopping the
calls.
Can't seem to ~et to all th<>~ e repa1r job~ around the house? Let
t he classified service directory help ou find reliable help.
CONNIE MAXSENTI
LAGUNA COTTAGE 497-9918
Two bdrm. I bath in No Lacuna on an R·2 lot
Walk1n& distance to the be•ch . Sl4'>,000
WORK OF ART
Wood and class Chns Able
home overfook•nc blud
Pac1fk Huce pnvate deck
with spa S'>7">.000
TURnE ROCK
HIGHLANDS
Immaculate Tartan model
loated dose to school.
community. sp.a & pool
Three bdrm. 2 bath Price
slashed to . soq,900
OPEN SAT 1-5
LAGUNA CHARN
ucu~ charm couace on 2
buildlnc sites Potential for
develop~nt S'25.000
llAGNIFICENTSTONEHENGE
M1:r rill Lynch Realty
A pcctacular Harbor Ridte es-
tate featu11nc ~ bedrooms. de-
pendlnc on the use of the room,
forrnaJ lt"V&f\C room. fam ly room.
sun room d•n•nc room. Vwelcht
room theatre room. ove~lnc
the C.lt)' ol Newport to Palos Ver-
des For tu!lur.ous h"Vlf\C; rNCnf
c~nt "VteW and CJKious enter·
tainfn&. Please inqW!re about e•· ceHent terms .. _,_ ... _ .. $1,6'4>,000
759-1100
Ma J6/IM1W'f Jml& I #II. .. MOrjmAL aJ"'9
Mortgage rates hit bottom, start to climb
Mortgage rates are down about as
tar as they can go -and will begin to
climb to a peak of sHghtty over 11
percent by 99rlng, eccordlng to a
California bank economllt.
Jerry Jordan, chief economist for
Arst Interstate BanCorp of b<l9 An-
geles, he told an audience that after the
rate peaks It will ease down to around
10 percent by the end of the year.
"Both short-term and long-term
rates are lower than we thought they
would be at this time," he said. "The
Fed (Federal ReMrve Bank) ts ahead of
schedule In cooHng the economy off."
Jordan, who IPOk• at an economic
forecut wtton tpOnlOred by the
American Society of Real Estate Coun-
Mk>ra, predicted "about a 80 percent
chance" fore mild receak>n In 1989. A
downturn la Hkefy. he Aid, H tnftatlon
tops 5 percent Md the Federal ReMrve
responds wtth rneuurea that liow the
economy signfflcantty.
"If It doesn't happen next year, It wtU
by 1990 Of 1991," he dedared. "Ewry-
one agrees that the next preaident
won't get through the next four )'98TS
* Bright Mortgage
90%
LTV
* ToS400.000 * 30 YearFlxed * NoPMI
CONTACT
JOHN PRESTON
(714) 662-1012
@ Loans to $1 ,000,000+
RATESsl BJEn TO<HANGE The Right Idea
1520 Ocean Blvd., Peninsula Point
Great Family Living at The Beach. Sunsets, Sand
and Surf. Three Spacious Bedrooms. $529,000
Open Ho ... S.tarcla" 1-5..-
Michael
Bry!!a
, .. 14) 760~0714
Relidence;
(714) 676-8906
.s/H,;./J.i,., ,,.
BALBOA PENINSULA
wlthOut a receulon. Next year, It Wiii
teen"l Ilk• the P8Ul8 that 'efreehes ... he
contJnued, "but "we haw to wait, It's P"9 to be more aevere -Hke getting
hft cold turtley." Although Jordan's
forecat bulcalty followed ..,..... pro-
jections by Arat Interstate Benk, he waa more ~ about tono-term
proepecta. "I'm • optimistic aa I've ever been," he Aid, noting that "thete
••a lot of~~ d9v91cpments
WOftdwtde ... and I ttMk the Fed ha
pretty good control ol "*'09.''
JordM Mid the economy hu
entered• n.rrower con1dor of votatlNty
than in the put and that "there will be
linaler ftuctuatJons In employment,
lnftetton, lntet•t rat• and real
growth."
Economic 1tablllty ha1 been
heightened by deregulation of the
ftnandal tnstltutJons, Jordan said.
"HOU91ng and reel •tate no longer
bear the primary brunt of efforts to
lk>W the economy. NeYertheteea, ti he
said, "a rtM in Interest rat• will
dampen the resktentlal real •late
rnat1<et during the first half of next
year."
A aucceestul reduction In Inflation,
however, should a!lo '-ad to tower
interett rat• and therefore help the
r..a estate Industry In the tong t9'm, the
economist pointed out. .. Lower tnfta-
tion and lnt9'•t rat•. steady econ-
omic growth, which encourages Invest-
ment for •xPMlk>n Md foreign ln-
"Yeltor confidence ... we polftNe forces
for the rMI estate tnctuetry." he noted.
JordM b-.V. the unemployment
rate wiM move llghtty &bow 8 percent
by the end of thl8 YMf, compered to a
peak of 11 percent In 1982. He ....
COMUnW pricee rtatng 5.8 percent In
1989, end then • tightening In the
monet.ry potJcy, returning Inflation In
1990 b-* ~ s pet cent.
Another penelflt. w-.m Rlmeeyer'
exealti¥evtce pr•dent of JMB lns1ttu-
UOMI AMtty Corp. of Chk:9go. Aid he
expecta "upnrd pr11111r• on pric:ea"
In the new term u a r-..et of the
incr111lng number of tax-exempt ln-
atltuttona :n.t .. lnW9tlng In , ...
..... lNW owne.thlp, he~.
tendl to lengthen the period of own-
8f'9htp, lir'°9 they haW ,_. reuon to
sell.
Although inftatlon hu tradttionaUy
boosted real estate prlcee, a aputt In
the contumer pra Index won't bring
correepondlng Improvements In real
estate performance, ~ point-
ed out ... With ditequlHbrium of tuppty
and demand In the real •t•t• 99ace
markets, rents simpty can't be In-
creased proportionate to Inflation."
Ramaeyer noted that r_, eetate
valoea also remain aenatttw to the
buaineu cyde. A ~ receesk>n
could reduce the growtng demand for
spKe, furthet poetponlng recovery In
the markets. he said
Mf'rcharndite opportunitie in cla ified -like bringing
every garage &ale in town to )Our living room.
842-5878
L.E. FINANCIAL GROUP
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3100 AllWAY #123, COSTA EA 92626
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1114 NIT lllLIU PUii
LEE GILLESPIE .
111-UM Wlllll'lllT ... -., IOI.Tm 131-1400
•UT STllTEI lllE
$187,500
3 BedroOm FreedOm l'IOfne Wflh nice SIZed
ywd, trust tr... pettO -Lota of potenhalt
Caito .... 1s1-1an
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'41-5671
for information
& surprisingly
low cost.
llllmTTllrE·•
lleolly Ol'd 1n .. e1tm•"''
DUE 041 -2J4 UZEL
AWESOME OCEAN "VtEW" OF LITTLE
CORONA IEACHll THIS PRICE IS HANDS
DOWN ON ANYTHING IN EMEAALO BAYll
$ PllCE LIWDU S
Great street-to-strada location.
Neat tennis courts. New carpet,
new paint. H96,800
$550,000
«ftN SAT/SUN 1-4 107 VIA WJe
IT IEWNIT PIEi
Four contiguous commerclaJ/retaJI
lots 0n BaJboa Btvd .. Income
producing wtth Investment poten-
tial. Approx. 8,300 sq. ft.
$900,000
11cmu1•s CIVE
All key rooms OYerioOk Balboa
lltandlchannet Perfect tor enter-
taJnlng wlformal dining, wme
~lar. Large pier for 2 boats. 3 BR,
possible •th, 3'~ BA. Guest quar-
ters, 3-ur garage. Ideal location.
$1 ,690,000
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ell your extra household
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HOMES FOR SALE
2 IElllOI
1407 Bonnie Doone, Irvine Terrace, COM
759-6600 $525,000 Sat 1-4
5 Cattail, Irvine
759-6700 $174 ,900
Saturday 12:30--4:30
207 Harbor Wood• Pl, Harbor Woods
644-6200 $219,000 Saturday 12--4:30
•t412 Haaf, Olde COf'ona Del Mar
645-1186 $425,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
54 Ocean Vltta, Sea Island
6«-9060 $559,000
23 Rue Grand e>uc.i. Big Canyon
844-6200 $525,000 Saturday 1-4
217 Via Ravenna, Udo Isle
844-6200 $499,000 Sunday 1-4:00
2 II 11lus Fiii ii tr IEI
t 215 8111 Street. N9wport Shores, NB
722-9730 $225,000 Saturday 1-4
2664 Butwood, EutbluN
6«-9080 $499,528
31 Brittany. BayrldQe
644-6200 $244,000
217 Via Otvieto, Udo late
631-1400 $520.000
3 IEllOOI
310 16th St, Seal Beach
721-1200 $319,000
2001 Altura. Irv. Terrace
644-9060 $695.000
Sunday 1-4
Sunday 1-4
Sat/Sun 1-o4
Sat/Sun 12--4
Sat 1--4
2540 Back Bay Loop, E'Slde C.M.
759-6600 $257,500 Sat/Sun 1-4
510 Canal. Newport Shores
631-1400 $429,299 Saturday 1-5
332 Colton St.(Nwpt Sh<>r81) N.8.
548--0271 $3o49,000 Sat/Sun 12-4.30
1o4851 Dahlquist, Irvine
644-9060 $237 ,500 Sat 1-4
177 E. 19th St., C.M.
645-0303 $239,000 Sat/Sun 1·4
308 Endna, Newport BMctl
640-0020 S310,000LH. Saturday 1-5
o428 HeUotrope, Corona Del Mar
844-9080 $585,000 Sat 1--4
3232 Iowa. Cotta MeM
546-2313 $229,000 Saturday 1-4
•1401 KJngt Rd, Newport Height•
844-9080 $825,000 Sunday 1-4
827 Knowell. Cocta Mela
tMe-7171 $191.900 Sat/Sun 1..:4
* •2'88 NapoU Way, Costa Mela
882-0550 $225,000 Sat 1-Spm.
1520 OcMr'I Btvd, P9nln.ule Pt, Balboe
78().4714 *529.000 Saturday 2-5
408 Ond&. The IMuffl
6«-90e0 $417,000 ---"! Sunday 1-.4
1930 Port Cerdtff, Hrbr Vi9w Homet, NB
78().4714 $411,000 Satu"!ay 12-.4
2200 Port Certllle. s.wlnd, Harbor View
759-eeoc> $559,000 Sat/Sun 1-.4
5 Rue M ......... Big Cenyon ~ seee.ooo Saturday 1-.4:00
1018 Sandpiper, H.V. Hiiia
875-«>00 S72e,OOO Sunday 1--4
t 311 Santa Ana Ave, Newpot1 Height•
831-7300 $550,000 Sat/Sun 1--4:30
215 s. Hart Pl, Fulterton
848-7171 $175,000 Saturday 1-5
7 45 Via Udo, Udo Ille, Nwpt Bch
842-5200 $5e5,000 Saturday 1-5
301 Vista Baja, C.M.
759-eeOO $339,000 Sunday 1-4
301 Vllta Baja, C.M.
759-8800 $339,000 Saturday1-4
442 Vllta Roma. The Blu"9
6«-9080 $359,900 Sat/Sun 1-4
J II ,111 Fiii IM tr Ill
1819 8efyf Ln, Newport ~
&45:flll 1391.000 -Sat/Sun 12-4
•1208 Cambridge Ln. ~ ~
780-5000 $600.000 Saturday 1--4
••327 Cataltna, Nwpt Hgt1, NB
758-8700 $525,000 Saturday 1-5
* 2051 Commodore, Baycr•t 844-6200 $449,000 SMurday 12-4
••3000 Cor1e Portoftno, Newport VIiie, N9
7eG-5000 $538,800 S8t/&.tn 1-4
11oe Oevot'I Lw, Newport awn
75M700 $525.000 Sunday 12.30,.4:30
810 Oonaad Pl. Newport Helght1
6«-90e0 $549,500 Saturday 1--4
•20172 Harbor 1.a. Ln. Huntington Bch
M4-0227 Sat/Sun
2700 Harbor View Dr. Har View HIM•. N.B.
858-8000 $858,000 Sat/Sun 12-5
234 Heliotrope. Corona del Mar
759-9100 $735,000 Sunday 12-5
93 LakeshOre. Irvine
780-5000 1389,000 Saturday 1-5
18549 Metkham, Ftn VIJley
546-2313 '227,000 Saturday 12--4
2050 Montcwlll, C.M.
M&-2313 S1"4,800
•1130 ............. pon .....
131·12tl 1411,000 SM/8un 12--4
1151 Port tQmberty, H• V1-HIN. N.8.
721-o1'31411.000 lat/Sun 1·5
310Pr--&.N.a.
..._7171 1315,000 a.turoey 12-3
*IOI v.--. """" N.8. , ... _ 1111.000 a.tl8uft , ...
107 Via Dl)On, Udo ....
75MMIOO $550,000 Saturday 1-4
**432 Via Udo Nord, Udo Ille
873-7300 $1, 195,000 Sunday 1-4
112VlaW..._ Udo ....
831-1400 $750,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2~~~o:LH Sunday 1-4
2535 Vilt.a. Bay8hot•
844-e200 SS25,000LH Saturday 1-4
•421 Vllta Per8da. The 81uffa, Nwpt Sch
7~5000 Sunday1-.4
..,.2005 Yecttt Vigilant, Seeview, N.B.
831-7300 $749,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
41EllNI
341 Atva Lane, EuttkM Cocta Mesa
831-8011 $298,900 Satutdey 1-4:30
•1eoe Antigua Way, Dover Shra, NB
780-5000 $750,000 Sunday 12--4
2652 Bwwood, e.tbtuff, Nwpt Bch
78().4714 $499,714 Sunday 1--4
3012 CMff Or., Newport Height•
831-1400 '595.000 Saturday 1-5
•195 C:O.t View Or, Laguna 8Mch
494-0215 $548,000 Sat/Sun 12-4
Jade Cove. Spy GI.a
758 MOO 1118,000 Sunday 1--4
335 ptazze Udo. Lido I•
831-1400 Sl89.000 Saturday 1-5
1724 Pleza del Norle, ~lntuta
~ $115,000 Sat/Sun 1-5:00
315 Poc>9Y, Olde CdM
759..eeoo MN.000 Sundayl--4
1720 Port Stlrllng. H.V. Homee
759-eeOO $474,900 Satutdey1-.4
1
335 ReWne Ln Coeta MeM
145-0303 1118,900 Saturday 12--4
••&51 SL Clair, C.M.
845-0303 1289.000 Sat/Sun 10-5
18290 Santa Cerk>tta, An Valley
&46-7171 S3e9.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1215 Sutlex. W•tcltff
844-9090 $475,000
500 v-.. The 8Mfs 844-IOIO 9435.000
224 Vie Genoa. Udo ....
Sat 1-4
Sunday 1--4
831·1400 St45.0006aturday 1-5
1e121 wt...,_ Ln. Huntington BMch
148-2243 1218,900 SUnday 11-4 4.,. ........ , ..
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2027 i..•• d Ln, Oowr Shorel, NB
7eG-llOOO 1579.000 Slturday 1-5
* * 101 Udo PM Dr. Hewport Beech 87Wm 11,790,000 Sat/Sun 1-5.
3202 Mllw.-CU. Coeta M..a
546-2313 1231.000 · SaVSun 1_..
1954 Port a.... Pl, Harbor View Hms
831·1400 1119,500 Saturday 1-5
•v•17 --St. George, Big Canyon, NB
873-llD3 11,350,000 Sa1urday 1-5
•6512 8'erTll ~ Tunl«ock, lrvtne
842-440 Met,!OOt/Sun 11 ....
34 8ihW' Cieliwrt, Turtie Rock. lrvtne
758 tlOO $439,900 Saturday 1_..
184e Tred urtod, Beyci eet
7-.....c>c> $475,000 Saturday 1-"'
25" Wiiow, Coeta .....
131-12'8 1283.000 Saturday 1-4
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Sat/Sun 1-"'
23~ Dr., Coeta M..a
1279,000 Sat/Sun 11-<4
828 w. OoMntron1. Pen nauta
844 toeo sees.ooo
Saturday 1-"'
Sunday 1-<4
Sat 1-4
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t 25712 Dmof\ Ad, N1111e Gal
780-0714 S1..HO.OOO Sat/Sun 1-"'
••10 ~HM>« Rkjge . 144 aoo l2,l50,000 Sunday 1 ..... 30
•3383 ........ Coeta .....
146-2313 ~.600 Saturday 1_.. 30
• • 11 Mof'900, Harbor A6dge 144-aoo 11.190,000 Saturday 1_..
.,,,. • 11 Nlpol. tw'bof f¥d9e, Nwpt Bch
180-1'00 •••• ooo Sund.y 1-5
• 1412 •*vwn. w.tdtff. Nwpt Bch ..... ,.. 14'8.000 Sat/Sun 11-5
•120 *Udo loud a1-MIO 1•1.000
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I II ,111 Fiii ii er Ill
t424 Oahlta, Olde Corona Def M•
875-5714 $885,000 Sat/Sun 1_..
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COIDIS FIR SILE
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270 Cagney Ln, Vitia BalbOa
831-1400 S131,500 Saturday 1-4
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v •t•280 cagney Ln 309, Vitia Balboa. NB
87~ $379,900 Sunday 1-4
•200 lntr-c>fd, Newport Crest, N.B.
873-7300 $240,000 SaVSun 1-4
••#8 Kamalii, Newport Creet, NB
873-7300 $285,000 Sat-Sun 1-4
230 Lllte Ln #312, Seafalre, N.8.
64s--0303 $390,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
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Sell Vot1r Preperf y!
C111 C1111itit•,
642-5678
for information
& surprisingly
low cost .
2 II ,111 Fiil IM er HI
815 Jeemtne, Corona del Mar
131-1400 $360,000 Saturday 1-5
7 See COYe Ln, Sea lt&and
831-1400 1825,000 Sat/Sun 1_..
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•2407 Natbonne, Eutatde CM
831-1288 $225,000 Sunday 12""'
••408 Onda, Bklfta, N.8.
844--9080 $417 ,000 Sunday 1-"'
• 204 Welnut. Newpott 8-ctl
913-3777 1239,000
1984 Vi.ta Ceudal. Btutta
S.VSun 1-5
759-9100 $415,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2450 Vlsta1iogat, 8klfts .... wport BMCtl
873-9333 1228,000 (LH) Sat/Sun 12_..
*411 Vista Roma, Bklffl, N.B.
759-9100 $275,000 Sat/Sun 1-4:30
3 II ,111 Fiii IM er IEI
613 Jumlne, Corona del Mar 831-1400 $395,000 Saturday 1-5
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40e Helotr()P9, Corona def Mer
831 -1400 $525,000 Saturday 1-5
111,1112 II
•••213 E~ter, Nwpt Bch
780-5000 $1,200,000 Saturday 1""'
322--312'A lrit, Otde Corona Del Mar
873-5354 $593,000 Sat/Sun 12~
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••24 o.hla. OkSe Corona Def Mar
875--5714 $885,000 Sat/Sun 1~
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400 ~ Oto. CoroM o.I Mer
759-1211 11975/Mo. ~ 1-4
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Forever views enhance this stately two story 5 bedroom 4 bath
famlty home. Prime location, large corner lot, charm ng used
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BEST OF BELCOURT
EXCL USIVE TENNIS ESTATE
Situated on over one-half acre of land, this fabulom Gillery
Cuatom Home has 5BR. plus study & 411BA Ex~n ive use or marble tile & upgradtd plu h nt'utral color car~ting
throuabout. Bu1h -1n famiy room en~rtainment. center 2/lg
tcretn TV. Master suite include. retreat, 1acuui tub. aauna
4' workout rm. ProfeM1onally landacaped rear yard
wlli1hted unni court, pool. spa & BBQ area. 3 Fireplacea,
eecurit.y aystem. air conditioning, wet bar, 3-car garage
PLU other ~es too numerou'I to mention. ACT NOW
-THIS PROPERTY WILL NOT LA 'T' $2,300.000
**** NEW ON MARKET
BELCOURT TOWNE COLLECTION PLAN "D''
Step into lu&Uf)' 10 thi.s 3 BR. familv rm, J RA tovrnhome.
Decoraud 1n neutral culurs thro~hout with ntt'n l\e UM! of
marble 1n the rotunda entry. k1tchen nook, dmin1 rm ha.Ila. Built-10 cuatom 1Jua china cltxK!t 1n living room. Gotceoua S.lcium wool carpetini throuchoot accented by
custom window tttatmenta 4' white
shutter1 ProfesA1onaJJv landac.aped
yard wtth custom brick pauo with
overhead trelhs for outduor d1n1ng
$1,100,000
7oi ~,. ~·"' ~, CALL RON PELWT
78().6000
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CONTACT MICKEY ROWE
FOR JANUARY·s GREAT BUYS
t $S95.000 OR, gourmet kitchen, 3
Betha, attached garage. lu1h 1ur·
roundln91, lovely pool.
t Sl,1'8,000 2 unit• on the oceanfront.
uch a ~rate condo. Great vlew1 • .,..t rent•.
t SS.000 Fun1lahed Executive Rent•I.
February oaly.
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'. ••••man Cul-de-uc location. Glglinttc Southern
Mansion -e8R. •'MIA. ~ OCIMll & mountain ~ ~ lot & 0"9t·
atzed pool & ape. &qulillt• ~· Pnvate nwd'• Quert..._
IDT IUI II u1•mw ·aom
"MOITECO MODEi."
•BR. 2BA. 1am1y room. Reoentty peinted a
hu beige cwpet. newer ~ & new l~ng. 1 8k>dt to .-nentwy 9Cho0l, =belt, communtty pool & ctubhouMI Thia is In beautiful move-In condttlon &.
ownets ate anxious to Miii Atklng *'75,000
Submit all offers.
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EUUIT LIN IAYFlllT
Wiii lllE 1111
SOPHISTICATED CUSTOM
HOME ON DOUBLE LOT -
Open spacious luxurious ap.
polntments & furnish ings.
Kitchen detNgned for gredou1 ltv-
lng & entertaJnlng. SBR, SBA, 3
flreptaces. lap poof & spa In prl-
v ate patio .on t he bay. ~.200,000.
•111nc 11m111 c••• JUST REDECORATED
THROUGHOUT -lnctudlng new
kitchen & baths. Sub-zero r•
frigerator, llght oak cabinets,
oversized Jacuzzi, mirrors, Italian
tile, wool Berber, air. Bay v'9w
w/afip avauable. $689.000.
CALL
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GorQ9CM dellar* l*t.et 2M ~ ~ ..... *Pt to bey a bW:ft. Awd-.mng dellgrl a floor pe.n. High C111ng1. ,,..
ror.O WlllS, ~ pedo, 2 Clll g1r9. MC. tyStem. A
..... , $270,900.
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EASTS/IE TOWlll•E
Oynal'lllC 38R. 3BA. end untt w/toffS of aqrldes:
Gorceous spa & cazebo. new oak •rtctlen w/MW
apc>bncu. carden window, custom bticH~
flrepqu. New copcier plum~ new bltM. and
best of al .. tlltfe is an extra laftt yard l lormal
d_!~room. $225,000. ,,,,. • ,,..., 1•1 •••u tr
(Ctou street s.tJ mlllt)
WEITIJUFF lllAl•EI
Moti.ated selltrl Absolutely .,... 3 ea pool hol'llt
w/~ate JH!lly rm + 2 firecilaces Dynanc
loatlOll. w .. to an schools & shopplnc. Mat an
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through c~sMfied
IEST II ILIFFS
.. Llltm -End Unit, 3BR, 2'1'.BA.
profeelloNllly redecOrated thru-out.
Modet home bMuty. $425,000 (L ....
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End Untt, 38R, 2Y.BA. Approx. 18$0 9q.
ft., ,._ decotetect. Lo end wrep-
lround J:lo. Gated courtywd entry. =·1111~~1WITAIF ?Fl
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MORTGAGE RATES
FIXED AIMU8TULE
Mint Dewft ,... Leoll• ..... ..... Dlllfft ....... ~ 7. ..... '1:' '"> (~) LeM ..... ,,., ( (~
Amettcan S&L 11.000 2.000 117 8.125 'Ir 2.000 T 2.3 s Bet'6c of AIMttca 10.825 20 2.000 45 117 1.215() 20 1.100 ., 2.375
Ber* of Celtiomia 11.125 10 2.000 00 111 8.125 20 1.500 30 2.280 Blight Mor1gege 11.250 20 1.250 eo 1000 t .375 20 2.000 • t .IOO ~ofAmerb 11..000 05 1.500 30 117 8.500 30 UGO 30 2.115
Fww.t8&L 10.825 10 2.000 20 187 l .7IO 30 uoo 45 2.171 AIMlty~S&L 11.125 10 1.500 00 118 1,150 20 1.500 45 2.500
AttelnMrllleteBenk 11.500 10 1.750 45 250 1.375 10 1.750 45 2.500 .,_..,..,_,S&L 11.280 20 2.000 ao 117 8.715() 10 1.750 75 2.750 t••-.om.81L 11.125 20 a.ooo 15 117 1.600 20 uoo 15 t.37S
Home F..-11 S&l 11.000 05 2.000 14 117 •·'75 20 2.000 80
lmplrilil s.i:r 11.2!50 20 2000 30 IOO 8.375 20 1.500 21 L~ 10.175 05 2.000 30 117 8,250 05 '·* .,
~fMt't Bank 11.000 10 1.1eo 30 117 8.715() 20 uoo ... 30
MetCUJy SaWlgi 10.500 05 2.000 15 187 I.HO 20 1800 IO
~ Y'9fo ,..., .._. 11.000 06 2.000 10 117 1.875 10 2.000 =: finlnQ8I Group 10.400 20 2.000 ., 117 7.500 20 1.500 CllyS&L 11.125 10 2-.000 00 187 8.000 10 uoo A111 Mc Fedsll Samoa 10.7IO OS 1.000 75 111 7.171 20 1.500 ..... "'* cellf, 11.000 10 2.000 15 117 e.oeo 10 1.500
~~ 10.7IO 06 1.600 20 117 10.875 10 1.000 07 117 ~c.lt. 10,125 10 2.000 20 117 ,,._,...,.. 11.121 10 1.100 00 117 -&Nnoe & Loen 11.200 20 1.000 45 117
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~ ADJUSTABLE MORTGAGEI 2000 2000 nlll...a u.a..-........ 1000 , , "' 069ettd 711 7.tt 7.t1 IOO ,.....,.. ... •.to 10IO -3 ..... T ..... I .ft 1.24 11•
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F~NTASTIC SPECIAL TO
Move' Oat!
BOATS MOTORCYCLES
SJ?~ or Sil!~
over 212,500
7tt for 10 words, 4 days or 1a" for 10 words, 7 days
Extra words 50~. CaU Nowt
Private party ads only, No Commercial ads.
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HARBOR RIDGE Thr ultimate in rontrm-
porarv homes in ~rwporl Beach . from 11s
commanding h1JI 1de location and "all& of gla ~
ovtrlookmg all of Newport Beach. th~ l0.000
sq ft. ru<.lom re51dence txh1btts mf"ffablf'
natural wondf!rs. It has 3 k-vd of mastuful
view . uppn le~f'I. rourr lew•I and garden kvt'I
Loi of marblr. oak and mttrors. f~finiteh a
OM-of . .,.fond ru.,tom homt'. (Jual1fied bu\er
rnn rall for d pt"r&e>nal tour of th1<1 huuttful
homt......... .. ....................... $5,500.0()()
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l'dll'Jn 110 I 1ruld J-.lf' "-tlh \If'"-' lt ()ltl Jll IOJfOI
room .. ; llf'drr"1m. i11'2 barh. fJrr11h r<111m. ~
firC"plMC" t>Ohdn' ed II\ rridft.1.-.. dllil ~rdntlf'
L1~h1 oak 1 dlllllf'ln <1ruJ Oo<1r.... I hr 111a .. 1r·r
llf'droo111 \\tth .. 111tn~ arf'a owrl<l"1k.., rtw li.i\ 2
lia1h. <,ff"cHrl "lh<J\\l'r. JdCIJUI. \\dlk-10 I 1,, .. ,., ...
O\\rwr 111.n rr.11 IP ................... 2,9.)0.000
VIE_, THF: SPARKLING NIGHT
LIGHTS A'VD OCEA SL~ ETS ...
Medttf"rrantan \'ilia 5 bedroom. 5~ bath.
<'ustom hu1lt Harbor Ridge home mu t bro
tet'n lo apprf'ctate. Quahi v featurt>11 abound
throu~hout 1h1s handcraftC"d hom,.
Courm,.ts kitchen. formal dm1ng room. '" ·
ing room. fam1l\ room with hand-carvf'd
\fahobam ~>.tr. ""IO~ rellar. four fireplace.,,
the txtf'n"1\f" uv of tamed. PtchCfi •rm
bt-velC"d gld"" war, de ~ned ro arcrnl rhr
8000 Mt· ft of luxury laving m ~rand
f.urr>JH'an r,tvlC" ............... 12.900.000
THIS U NDA I 'LE WATERFRONT
HO\tE HA. IT Alt!! ... Linda J,lt>' 1,....,,
lonfl1(Jn. un 111 da\ ! 1'ur garr..hou'<'. bf'arh,
ltnr1 .... rourt and dubhou~. 'fha-c1ualit\ hornf'
hJ ... ;, l)f'droorn!>. ) liaths plu-, po.,,.df"r room.
garnr. room. pool. pa. 'launa. and lip for l1r~r
li<Jal . f'murlh J""""nled al ..... 2.450.000
11" YOl UKE f'DIVID 'Al.ITY HERE
IT I ... fll(, C \ \ YOi\ C.lJ TO\I. ,unrd.
11attd f<>rnrnuml\ b1'1\ ~ummr.r1un~ r.n1r.rta1n·
mr.nt art>a "1th o~n-pit bar~u . Privatr. pool
and pa Oncnt;al1on of homt on largr. lot
a urts pnvar~. 4 ~room , lar~c livin~ 11id
family roo m • den. loft ............. 11 .. 350,000
0r£N AT. l·S. 17 ROYAL T. Gf..OllC[
ow YOUR ow~ 90 FEET ON THE
WATER .•. ..,.ewly remodeled contemporu\
home with a 50 foot boat dock. plU$ 1 idf". tie.
Thl5 lovC"l y, IJght & braght home with 3 bdrmi
and 2'h bath also has a f maly room and an
offit't" or den. two fireplfa ces and a beauuful
brealcf ast room. All th1 ran be yours for
· .. ·· · · · ·· · · ................................... I J .350~()()C)
PROMONTORY BA \'FRONT Cl TOM
... Thts beauriful ON' tory home on Promon·
ton Bav ha 3 bt-droorn. 3!-i bath. with pf'raal
fraturf' urh a lap pool, pa. "'"ntral air
rond1tioning. so· boat 1lip. teakwood bar. w11h
1c.e aw:hioc. & refri euaor. Ga ~tJt" '"
k1t<"hrn. Thi~ home with all thnc fcaturf' on
ftt> land for only .................... Sl.250.000
LEASES
BEA TIFUL NEWPORT 'ORTH
TOW HO E . . . T~o bf>droom at·
tached garige. communit y pool & pa. Hi~h
<e1JmgJ throughour. parklmg kitrhtn.
Wa her and Dryer inr.luJt.d .
................................... 11~4()() Mon1h
1 E.,PORT BEACH • • • Lovelv tx>ach
house on Harbor I land Drive w11h I.oat
dock . Three bedroom. lar@t" living room.
with firepta<'c ... 13.000 unfurni htod.
13.500 furni hNJ .
VIE1" THE HARBOR .•• Plu h t~o
bedroom, two bath fully furru ht-cl mcludin
linens. telev' ion, phOOe. <'Omguter, ri.fri6~r·
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RA YVlf:W TERR CE . . • angle farnily
ho~ in 1he g11~ comrnunit)' of Bi~' 1r.w
'I errac~. 2 bedrew>ms with great vie• of & ·k
Bay, city l~h1 and park. H~bl upgra~d •
h~ kitchf'n and ~ntry. phintation hutten
throughout. volumf! <'tiling with &Jcyligh11.
ph:•h o(( white carpet. built-in refr' eretor ..
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RIG CANYO l"OT ... Lo~eh level 101 wsth
beautiful view of Big Can) on Golf V>ur •
could have ocean Vlf'\\ ~rond· torv. 13.000
~· fr.. cul.de-.ar !oration. O\erlookini muh1·
m1ll1on dollar e tatc .... . .. ...•...... S900.000
118 A RE ... i\pproumald}· 5 mib from
ttM-~rt pring ~larrao11. 1hi pro~rty -.i1h
natural oa i . off f'r.. a bold contra 1 to th,.
urrounding d.-.,rt Zoning ptrmi1 ff,. iden·
tial. Coif. Ttnn or Countn Club. .\lohifo
Ho~ Park. lint \\ arf"ho~~. alrrad,· ap-
pro~4>d f' \ \ airport. ubmil ltrms for •p·
pro"al. ........................ _ ........... 8708 .()()()
HARBOR IE_, 110)1£. . . . ·1io~., lik ...
nf"-~ A1tr1rl1\'r. 1 Lr.droom, 2~ t>1th. famih·
room f'aJ,.mer<t mod I. liiht & airy farnth·
hom~. Profe K>nally land .ca~. panou
hark)ard ~11h patio and pa. Choir~ location.
do~ to hoppin~ ... .-hooJ ... r.hur"h.-: • t'Ort1rnw1i-
ty pool • ln<"lud~ land ................. 1539\900
CATALI A I 'LA D ••• 3 btdroom. 2
bath condo tilh one oC the -Cm TI of
Avalon. mountaim and end (J(tan. Only 1
year new, decoratf"d in ~utral rotlh with nov
1ccen1 . f'urni Mod!! Coif Cuc inclu<kd".
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160 CR ... I.Mated ju I • ff'\tt m1
from 1hr. future 12 h1llion "R1n<:ho CA.rhdla ..
proJN!I (dur. to hrrak ground 1n J 989J P 1bl
th~ lo"'~ 1 pmr.J l.and in California. ~rt-hold
for tM futur~ h. tf!rm or po ahlt trad,..
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NE1" LI TING BL Ff' . Bf' T BUY ..•
Cre 1 locale. 1hrtt t~room <'OndO Mar 8 r,k
Ray. hoo and park. One.half block 10
cnmmunit pool. Complf:tr.lv rtf url1i heJ
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OPEN AT A , 12-4. 2.SO \'I TA HOCAR
WATERFRO. T NEARLY , E ••• Two
bedroom, two biuh mON~ home on Udo
Chanflf':I, atl60iu1 ly lietutiful ilk to Udo
V1U1 e. Li It'd below rf'pla< rrwnt r 1.
.................................................... I 79~S4:M>
B CK BA\' IEW. O. THE _, TER
••• t>Prrn.tnent e., front hon~ in beaut.tut 5
tar moi*e home park. boat Nip ~,,.
C>watr naa eachange ..................... 169~