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Home My WebLink About1988-11-19 - Orange Coast Pilot• 44 0 Kennedy 17 E•tancta 14 Fontana Loyola 30 Edl9on We.tmlnater 10 GOP, OC party leaders named in action seeking to void results In assembly race challenged voters as if legally authorized to do so and they engaged in a wide range of conduct normally performed by state and county of- ficials,., the suit statcS: By BOB VAN EYltEN °' .. ~,... ..... Attorneys for five Latino voters who say they were harrasscd by uniformed security guards at Sant.a Ana polling places on election day filed suit Friday against the Orange County Repubhcan Party.,tnd a long list of other plaintiffs. The suit. filed by the San Francisco law firm of Remcho, Johansen and President Reagan signs drug bill calling for death penalty for drug-related murders and stiff penal- ties for user~. / A4 California University of Calif ornla regents move to begin planning for expansion of UC system./ A2 \ Insurers face off against legislators In hearing over Prop. 103 implementa- .tlon. /A 10 Entertainment Davy Crockett and his coonskin cap are back on the tube.I A7 ' Purcell, alleJC$ that uniformed secur- ity guards hired by the Republican Party approached voters in heavily Latino precincts in the 72nd As- sembly District in Santa Ana and demanded proof of citizenship. .. The security guards dressed in uniforms to appear like authorized law enforcement agents; they sat and stood in the voting booth atcas to give the appearance of being government employees; they bandied ballots and The poll guards also displayed large signs. paid for by Rcpubhcan As- sembly candidate Curt Pringle, say- . ing in Spanish and English. "Non-cittzens can "'t vote." If true the allegations would con- stitute felony violations of the federal Voting Riahts Act and the California Elections Code. The suit asks that the election in the 72nd Assembly District. in which Pringle narrowly defeated Democrat Tlae new acceM road to Jobn Wayne Airport takes ahape •• put of tbe $298.8 JDJllton Atrport lmpro•ement Project. --~-- Bloolll_IMton 48 Coetalle1a 21 Woodbridge 31 Cabrillo 14 Mater Del 16 L8Jordan 9 . ' Rack Thierbach. be voided. It also Rodnguez saad he asked for the asks for u9specified compensatory "secunty program" because the party and punttive damages. received laps, from sources he would Republican Party Chairman Tom not. name, . that Democratic Party Fuentes acknowledged that he hired actav1sts might tty to register non- uniformed security guards to observe ciuzcns to vote in an effort to sway the 20 precicts in the 72nd Assembly 'elecuon. District. but said he received no Rodriguez said there are reports that the guards. from Saddle-das;umented cases of such illegal back Security an Mission Viejo, had voter registration in Sacramento and any contact with vote-rs. Fresno, although ~ said he has no Fuentes said 1'1 a press conference evidence voter fraud occurred in this week that Carlos Rodriguez, a Orange County. political consultant to Pringle. asked "In light of that. it was the for the security guards and that he responsibility of the Republican approved the request and hire<t the Party to do aU that n coul<! to ensure a Mission Viejo firm . fair election." Fuentes said. ..In Tbe road ~ connect to a new two-etory tennlnal . ecbeduled for,completion tn Aprll 1990. retrospect. the weanng of uniforms was unneccesary, but the presence of the observers was j ustified." The lawsutt was filed on behalf of the Hispanic Political Council, La- borers International Union Local 612. Rudy R Rios. Jose Diaz Varga.s. Helen R. Canales, Tommy Q. Canales and Jane Fantauzzi. The defendants are Curt Pringle, the Republican Party, Fuentes, party Execuuvc Director Gregory Haskins. Rodriguez, Saddleback Security Scr- VICC'S Corp., Registrar of Voters Donald Tanney and California Seo- rctary ofState March Fong Eu, among others. Suspect in Mesa conjc>b sought By JONAmAN VOLZKE Of ... ~ ........ Costa Mesa police have identified a 38-year-0ld male suspect in a classic .. pigeon drop" scam that last month cost an woman more than $9,SOO in cash and Je""elry. Police believe the suspect and a female partner arc one of several con artist teams that have been working Orange County rcccntlr. In thas case. the v1ct1m. a 35-year- old lrvme woman, was leaving a department store at the Harbor Center in Costa Mesa when she was approached by a female. Detective Jerry Holloway said. The female told the mum she had a large 9.mount of cash she wanted to donate to a chanty that had helped her dvang sister .. Unfortunately. she told the victim. she didn't know how to loca te the chanty now that her sister had daed. Sports Golden West drops River- side 31-24. /81 Religious school says it was deceived The male suspect, who police adenttfied as Jose Geraldo Cardona. then approached, pretended to be a stranger and offered to help. convinc-ing the lrv1ncwoman to dnvethem in her car. Holloway said. The swindlers somehow convinced the lrvme woman to put up $9,589 worth of jewelry and cash an ~ faath .. mone). which is an clement of the pigeon drop, Holloway said. He was unsure how the suspects oon- ~anced the vacum to put up the money, though generally tt istbroU&b thcprom1sc ofobta1n1ngasharein ~ bait money Index Bulletln Board Clasalf ted Comics Crossword Death Notices Entertainment Homes People Publlc Notices Aellgfon Sports TV llstlng Weather Weddings A3 87-9 A9 89 89 A6-7 Real Estate A8 89-10 A9 81-6 A8 A2 A4 Dean says HB scnool district negotiator misled Newport school on leasing of site By ROBERT BARKER Of .. .,.""'...., .. Newport Christian Schools re- ceived "shabby" treatment from Huntinaton Beach City School Dis- trict officials and probably lost about SI 00.000 when negotiations for lease of a vacant school site fell through in May, an official with the church- affiliatcd school said. The official. Dean Greg Bahnsen, said Newport Christian's negotiators believed they were goins to get an a~ment to lease the Gisler School site beginning in September, until the district broke off negouat1ons tn May. leaving the school an the lurch. The Chnstaan school has b(en scrambling 10 find new facilities bcf~ the stan of the ne\V S(hool year, Bahnsen said. \ He said the school offered to pay SI 02.000 for a one-year lease for the site. The financially pressed elemen- tary school distnct now receives nothing for 1he unused pro~rty. Ncwpon Christian officials prom- ised other conccssaons. including fixing the schoors air conditioning system. keeping the fields available to youth teams and paying compensa- lion to the district for pupa ls tt might lose to the pnvate school, Ba hnsen saad. Gary Burgner. an assistant super- intendent who led Huntington Beach negotiating team. said Frida~ he has "a different perception" than that held by Bahnsen Burgner said thM he made 11 ··' ery clear" to Newport Chnstaan nego- tiators that the ultamatt' authont) to lease the property rested v.ath the school board. Burgner said he never made prom· iscs and that the boa rd of trustees ultimately det'aded to postpone a decision on whether to lease or sell the site until for the completion of a stud} on enrollment and school fac1li11es. Bahnsen said that Nev. port C'hns· Convicted se~ offender receives 13 years BJ JONATHAN VOLBE °' .. ~ ........ "" A 0 -year-old man is awaitin& transfer to state pri10n after pleading auilty to snatchina a '4-year-otd Costa Mesa airl from the street as she played with her brother and three friends. OeQ11t Gene Vlklespino of Gar- den Grove wu scheduled to bcain trial on Wednesday, but inmact cbanpd hja ~ to pailty. He was 1entelK:ed to 13 years 1n prison, authorities wd. The prosecutor in the case was unavailable for comment, but Costa Mesa Police Detective Paul C.appuc- cilli, who investipted the Marcil 18 incident, said authorities weTC "very pleased" with the sentence. Valdespino was accused of pluck-i~ the llrl from Victoria Street and dnvina her in his Ford Ranchero to a l'.'Qtby parkina lot, where he alletiedy fondled her. Re was arresud boutl after the abduction. with the Jirl still in his car. when police spotted hitn at Harbor Boulevard near Wilson Street.' A woman who saw him with the girl in the parking lot called police after Valdespino allqed~ told her the girl was molested and asked directions to the neatest hospital. He "(as ordered to stand trial 1n May after the airl testified to her ordeal and her 6-ycar-old boy told the court be jum~ into the beck of the ptekup truck in a vain effort to save I lus sister. "l jumped on the back of the green car ... but I fell off.'1 the youngster said. . . "He grabbed her wnsts and her waist and pulled her into the car." he said. "She was cry ins." Valdespino remained 1n Orange County Jail since has amst an March. unable to make bail. henffs Lt Dick Olson said he will be transferred to state _P!ison wheii'"the coun papcr- (Pleue Me OFPSPfD&R/ A.2) Mesa infant making atea4y, prog~ess after transplant ' • chanaed since then, hospital .............. spokeswoman Anita Rockwell uid. Paife Watts is nin In Critbl ··Sbc'1 ~ina IOOd prosttu.•• ....._.1· · but ......:-· .. , ............ 11 Rockwell uid . ..--ltlon reco ..... '"• _. Y '*• was born. with an under~ ~ heltt tra'!...,. •111'1·. IC• (kvtk)ped left side of the "-1 in • ~"' 10 officilli ·• LOnia 'Linda addition 10 1 condition known as Medici& Center. uvncus aneriosis. in whidl two Tbe two-mondl-oad COIM M• ..-in aR futed "**'· Sbe his inlmtunderwentiM4'h IMM--.., bin bolpitalimt siece binll8nd w Monday and her C09didoe bll Mt ..._.on lift mppon l)•IM oaly a few diya before the tral\sp&ant •r- ation. · Tbcre were t0me c......,_ in Paiile's condition since the openuon, 'but none wt1't considered lerioul. ~ mochet, "111 Wa• laid. ~·s blood ..-.re wnt up ~·tJy T~ ••• and IM wa 11vm meidicl~ and tOmC ftuid WM drained ftoom arouod her MW hean. •ockwell -... lat .,.. steo fOr .. • Pa~ will be removina her respirator . wltich miaht not take Pia« for 1evcral weetL ''There's no set tJme tOr removina It. Every beby Pl off the ratMrator at tbeir o:-r··· RockWdl 1114. WMts . Tuetday that lht has rented an ~ a few blocb tom lA>ma Uftda Medal Center aftd plans to mo¥e i• at t.M.be9nn~• <"••• ---Alft/Aa) !ian Schools.. which has about :mo pupils 1n its junior and senior high school campus at the former Lincoln School in Corona del Mar and about I 00 elementary pupils at First Bapust Church in Costa Mesa. ma) have lost as much as SI 00.000 1 n the collapse of ncgotiataons. That prQJected loss as based on the number of parents ~ho got .. cold feet" and dadn·t enroll their children because Chnstaan School offic1als didn't have facilataes nailed down. he said Bahnsen saad he met wuh Burgner an early March and strung along unul mid· May. The school d1stnct has formed a land-use committee to stud\ "'hat to do with unused facahues. · The woma n drove the cou~ to a restaurant for something todnnk and then to a drug store. where the man ""ent ansade to get som.r medication be saad he needed for an injured Jea. Hollowa) said_ the suspect ~turned without the mcd1cat1on. sa)'lng the pharmacist laughed because the~ was .. a woman's medicine." TbC suspect alleged!) asked the Irvine woman to get the med1c10c for him. (Pleaee •SUSPECT I A2) Opening of Beaujolais provides magic moment 87 ROBERT HYNDMAN °' .... °""'""' ..... The mqic1an opened the box and retneved roses. whach were d1stnbuted to the lacUcs in the front row Wtth a flounsh. ~closed then reopened the box a second time. and within at magically appeared a bottle of BuuJolaas nouveau. "We wanted to do tomcthina m~ical has year. and 1t went ove:r really well.'' said Kelh Nicholas of Le ~criC:hen Hotel. which hosted • special celebrations this wttl to mark the am val of this year's first batch of &c.uJola1s. The annual am val C)fthc French red wine 1 ~lcbrated worldwide. And while wine expens from L)'on to Los Anatlcs ck-bate the wte characteristics and acncral worthiness of ~h year's re~ nearty an aarec that the b11 promotional push and hype that accoft\panta the annual retease.tli;Wnperalleled 1n the wine industry One of.t.he Ntost notable celebnuons aoc.aur 11 the annual t.M at Le Mmd1Ctl Hotel an Newpoft leach. a bole owned by 1 Fl'ellCla comean}'. and wilh a dccldd_y ,french apPf"<*Cb to~ ay French deme. the Beaujo&a11lt'nottobeopell8daMil12.'0I a.m.. on the Uul'd Thunday ofNo"Vm'lber. So at the strob ol•Mle-. suspente turns to tfUoymeni. • Le Mcrid~n plaftoed earl)' by tmdi"I I btnowiM IO l.-A 0 ' lninMtional ~ aacl nisbed ilcvenl alCldOwa IO tll&Ml lillllll 1n tune for a pany lft the IK*ra ~ Fleuri. ne 1111•111• r.laowtd Thwtday •1 wi"-a .,eaal peny ai===~= (1111111w UC re•ents vote to begin planlilng for new campuses t' 81 JORN ANTCZ.\.I. ~ because o( the combined effects Los Alamot 1tem from concern about • , , ,..._..._ of the so-c&Jled Oann limit on state oveniaht of the laboralOries. The . . spendini and Prop6sition 98, which University of C..Jifomia manaan P\ann1na foradd1ns up t!' thnc ne~ was narrowly approved by voters Livermore Los Alamos and the campuses to the Un1verstty of Cah-Nov. 8. Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory under f~ system to serve thousands of The proposition guarantees a fund· contracts with &be U.S. Department adchtional students. at the .turn of the ing level for the state'• schools from of EneflY. • • ·century WU aulborized Friday by the the community colleges down Seperately, in a rep0n to reeenu on Board of leeents. , through kindcrpnen. But there are health, safety and environmental The action durina the ~ents t~ no guarantees for the UC system. issues at the laboratories, Dr. Walter day meetina at UC Irvine se~ in Officials worry the UC budget will be Wept said Livermore is pursuina motion a process tb~t UC President affected adversely as the state tr:ies to cleanup of trichloroethylene con-0.vid P. Gardner said wo~ld take 18 meet the Proposition 98 obliga1ions tamination in ground water ahhou&h months to two years of rev1ew before to other schools. it is believed to date back to when t6e possible sites arc proposed. Gardner and Baker offered no site was a World War 11 naval air Gardner has proposed expansion indication that any particular sites for station. of the nine existing campuses and a new campus arc being favored. W~t also said his committee is addinJ three new campuses to handle Gardner said, however. that the pursuing seismic analysis at Los a projCCted enrollment increase of universi ty does not expect·to have to Alamos, which is near a major 63,000 students by the year 2005. buy land. earthquake fault. The rcaent.s. who . han~led t~e ~·we e?'pect it to be donated," he . Th~ director of Lo~ Alam_os, plannina proposal wtth httle dis-said, noimg that the Santa Cruz. San Siegfried S. Hecker.ma wide-ranging cussion also 1tpproved a $2.19 billion Diego and l rvin't campuses were built rcPort to the board, rejected allega- • opcrati'na budget request for on land given to the.university. tions that spies easily operate there, 1989-1990. ..I'm not aware of any formal said the lab was J)art of the stratr.gic The budget, which calls for a 10.4 offers," he said. • armsreducti9n verification.effort and percent increase in state funds to Under Gardner s proposal, new woul_d contin.ue ~o be important continue existing levels of operation ?mpuscs W!'Ul~ open at one-year despite reductions in nuclear arms .. and. support enrollment growth, next intervals bcgjnni.ng 10 ! 998. By 2005, "A~ a result of a. government audit goes to Gov. George Dcukmejian and UC enrollment 1s projected to total that in my opinion was not very the Legislature for approval. 217,000. carefully· conducted. and al~ a~ .a The regents separately approved a The nun:iber of new camp~scs. result. of .some false repor11nJ. It s 3 percent hike in registration and however~ will actually be determined been 1mphed that the labo.raton~ a'! educational fees and a 5 percent hike after reviews of long-~nJe develop-an easy ~ark for forc.1gn spies, in non-residen t tuition for ment plans ~o~cach e~1st!ngcampus. Hecker said. " ... That's JUSt simply 1989-1990. That would boost rcgis-"Tho~ dcc1S1ons wtll inform ou.~ absolutely false." . · tration fees an average ofS 18 to $61 2 planning process for new cam puses. The result has been a denial by the annually, and educational fees by $24 he said: . . . . ' ~E of all. requests . for foreign to $864 Non-resident tuition would The impact of ballot m1t1auves on vlSltors, which lhe director said be $5 302 a year. the university's funding raised the harms the balance between necessary Gafdner also announ.ccd that three question of w~ethe~ . the regents scientific openness and the need to senior liaison officers will be added to should take public pos1ttons on them. protect nauonal secrets. his staff to improve UC management Gar~~er said ~he boa~:s. tradition Hecker said th~ strategic nuclear of the Livermore and ~s Alamos of avo1dtn8 partisan a~t1vn1es ex~pt arse~als of ~he United States and the national laboratories. which conduct on propos1t1~ns ~pec1fically d~lu~g Sovtet. Union arc expected to de- much of the nation's nuclear defense wt th the University of Cahforn1a 1s crease m the future. But the role of the research. nonetheless "well-gounded and. in laboratory will not change signifi- The growth proposal was first the Ion~ run. advisable." can~ because the need for deterrence approved Thursday by the regents' Of his own warnings about the remains and the lab will turn atten- committcc on educational policy. but consequences of leaving the Gann tion to conventional weaponry, he most of the discussion centered on limit and Proposition 98 unmodified. said. funding warnings by Gardner and he said: "It's my responsibility to call Asked how the laboratory ben- Vice President William 8. Baker. out the impact of these prOPoS•tions." efited the university, lhe director They said the university cannot Creati~ positions for three new said. "Ccnainl¥ fint and foremost maintain existing programs and ex-liaison officers for the Livermore and there is the service to the nation." 1 Newport Classic a race with heart By JOYCE BODLOVICH OftMO..,Netltaff " There will be three Orange County men m Sunday's second annual Newpon Classic benefit run/walk who will not be npping up the course. and for a good reason. Thanks to the efforts of UCI Medical Center Organ and Tissue Bank. wh1c.h will receive the funds from the event. Gene Reynolds. Victor Tenken and C.T. Yuen ha ve new hearts. Their surgeries wett performed this year at UCl Medical Center by Dr. Richard Ott. So as a way of saying "tha nk you," the men will be at the Fashion Island starting line to help demonstrate the importance of orpn and tissue banks. The event will feature a Sk and I Ok walk/run. According to Jesus Hernandez, director of the organ and tissue bank, the run will raise community aware- ness along with funds to expand services. The services include the eye bank established by the Mesa-New- port Harbor Lions Club in 1980. "Our primary objective is to en- courage people to learn more about the positive impact of organ and tissue donations." he said. "We'll have late registration the day of the run." Last year. 1.200 people panici- pated in the event. Hernandez hopes the number doubles this year. The event 1s presented by Allergan Inc. in Irvine. The company 1s the eye and skin care division of Sm1thK.h~ Bc<:kman, a health care company, headquartered in Philadelphia. Hernandez said the funds from the event will help the entire organ and tissue bank, In particular. he said, the eye bank could benefit from the purchase of a sophisticated micro- scope instrument used in successful corneal implants. "This is the only multi-tissue bank and the only hospital-based organ and tissue bank in Orange County." he said. "Approximately 95 pe~nt of the donated tissue is used in Orange County. We feel it is import- ant to contribute back to the com- munity." The event's registration fee in- cludes a souvenir, T-shirt and SolarShield sun goa)cs. Prizes in- clude S2,000 in caSh for the lOk feature race. Registration begins at 6 a.m. Call the Newport Oassic hotline for information, 548-8784. Boy found in dryer dies of injuries HUNTINGTON PARK (AP)-A teen-ager who was found locked inside a giant commercial clothes dryer died Friday o~t after being tumbled and battered 1n the machine for about 10 minutes. police said. Rafael Benitez. 18, of Huntington Park died about four hours aAer arriving unconscious at County, USC Medical Center, said police Lt. Dan Leili. The cause of death was apparently "blunt force trauma," Lcili said. "He was trapped inside. It 'had to be latched from the outside. It is being investi~ted as an attempted murder, ' the lieutenant said. The unconscious youth was found by a fellow employee at American Textile Conditjoner. Pairget$200lnholdupofmarket Two males, one of them armed with a handgun, robbed a Von's market in Costa Mesa of more than $200 on Friday. police said. The two Latinos. who appeared to be an their late teens. entered Von's market at 2975 Harbor Blvd. at about 9: 15 p.m. and demanded money from one of the cashiers, Sgt. Tom Winter said. The employee took more than $200 in currency from a cash register and handed 11 over. The suspects. dressed in jeans and sweaters, fled on foot and were last seen heading west on Baker Street. OPENING PROVIDES MAGIC MOMENT ••• From Al Fair and warmer for weekend 17 .. .. .. 41 • 11 ao 14 ., 47 ., ., n 7t .. • ao • 21 57 lt ., 11 M• 5331 un 56 80 56 40 ... 1'0 54 » • 50 51 ao .. 34 • 42 50 M 57 36 2t 20 .. 27 51 2t 50 31 41 30 1S 5t ... 13 37 27 .. 35 15 '° .4C) 2t SI 27 .. 35 .. 10 ., 4) 51 • 52 .. 57 40 113 .. .. » SS 33 Calif. Tempe Emended. Surf Forecut Tides TOOAY 5:40 .. "'. • •• 12:09 p.m. 0. 7 f.cMp.m. 4.3 11:45 p.lft. 0.1 IUNDA¥ '"' l'llgfl ., 12 8.lft. u f'nl tow 12:5a PJll. .0. t 5-'ll lliQll 7:04 II""-4,3 Sun .... todey .. 1:21 e.m. Ind .... It 4:47 p.m., "'-' ............ 2.-07 p.111. Ind .... MS;Ola.m. SUSPECT SOUGHT IN MESA CON ••• From Al which she did. She left her purse and the valuables in the car. When she returned. the man, woman, jewels and cash were gone, Holloway said. Police, however, were able to find fingerprints on documents bandied by the man. A statewide finaerprint network identified the man as Jose Geraldo Cardona. Cardona's arrest record included arrests in New York for petty crimes and in Redlands for burglary, police said. The FBI knows of seven aliases for Cardona. The Irvine woman was shown a photo-lineup conta.inin& Cardona's picture and identified him as the swindler, Holloway said. Authorities also planned to show his picture to a 76=year-old Newport 8eacb woman who wu swindled out ofSl6,000 worth of cash and jewelry in a sunilar scam that bcpn in the parking lot of Marshall's department store in Costa Mesa. The victim in that case will also view the photo lineup, althouah Detective Steve Labb1tt. who is investiptina that case, said her description of the swindlers did not match c.ardona·s. Labbitt said several teams of con anists have been working Oranae County in the last month. In Uarden Grove, a team used a "Jamaican Switch" at least four times. ln that scam, money from the swindler and the victim is placed in one receptacle-such as an envelope or briefcase -and the receptacle is switched for an identical, empty one without lbe victim knowtna. Holloway said be is not confident of an arrest, althoulh he is sure of his suspect. "I think these au ys hit and run," the detective said. "He's ~ ably Ion& gone ... Anyone with information about CardOna is asked to call Holloway at 7S4-520S. Joee Geraldo Cardona Mickey looksgreat on 60th LOS ANGELES (AP) -Mickey Mouse has acted 1n hundreds of cartoons and has been h~ br. millions of children. but despite it al , he looked better on his 60th birthday than he did in h.is youth. And he's done 11 without a facelift, liposuction or celebrity diets. Credit the mqic of Hollywood. "He actually looked a little cruder and more rat-like back in the 30s," said David R. Smith. an:hivist for Walt Disney Co. in Burbank. "But over the y~ as different anists came in. he's k.md of smoothed out. He's been )iven more human charac- teristics. He looks pretty Sood for 60." Smith should know. He's the man who proclaimed the date of Mickey's birth: Nov. 18, 1928, at noon, after about nine months of labor by Walt Disney. lhe world for the birthday of iu favorite rodent. marked the occasion with a global sina·along. Radio sta- tions on every continent played the 12-line "The Mickey Mouse Oub March" at 6:50 a.m. Friday. And about I U,000 underprivileaed children were invited for parties at Disneyland in Anaheim and Disney World in Orlando, Aa. Babysitter charged in infant's death LOMITA. Calif. (AP) -The teen· also, 4 7. and their dauabter, Laura, qe bebysitter of an infant found 19, were beina held late Friday on slrana)ed in an unlicensed day care $3,000 bl.ii each, Grant said. An'aip- home was arrested and booked Fri-ment was expected Monday. day for inves~tion of felony child Five other Zieger children, ra.ncina endaftlennent. mvestiptors said. in qie from 8 to 16, were placed in the b custody of county welfare officials: The ba ysitter's parents, operaton Sixteen-month-old Michele of the nunery school, were also Hea.sle~ was killed Monday, •-arrested on and were booked for the y same crime, said De~ty Hal Grant of paren y due to suanautation with a lh Los A I She ·w rope or other fleAible object. while e nae es unty " s beina ca.red for in the Zieser home, 20 through th is weekend, the hotel's two bars will fea ture Bcau1ola1s wine- tasting from 5 to 9:30 p.m. celebrat1oos for the past fi ve years. each with its own twist, Nicholas said.· Tbe Walt Disney Co .. which spent a fortune on advertisina to prepare Department. miles south of downtown. in- All this hy~ and merrymaking is Robert Ziqer, 47, bis wife Linda. vestipton said. causing traditional wine lovers to .------------------------------------------ blush whenever the first of the · .. From what I've heard, this year's release is pretty good," Nicholas said. "Beaujolais is usually pretty fruity- tasting. but this year 1s a little better than most; 1t has a little more body ... Le Meridien has hosted Bcau1ola1s INFANT ••• Last year. a speciaJ burial ceremony was held for the 198 7 versions just as medieval knights rode up on horse- back with the new delivery. In 1986. the Beaujolais was delivered by helicopter. And in 1985. a French country girl arrived on a donkey, p~lling a cart loaded with the red wtne. Beaujolais harvest is released from the hills northwest of Lyon, France. But they can't deny the popularity of this unassuming wine. Beaujolais has already passed export sales . of both Bordeaux and Burgundy, with about 50 million bottles shipped this year alone. From Al of December. She has visited her daughter every day since the oper- ation, and said Pai&e could be hospitalized through the end of Deeember. OFFENDERGETS13YEARS Paiae born Sept I 0 at Fountain Valle)' Rqional Hospital, was the 24th infant under 6 months Qf qe to underao human heart transplant sur-gery at Loma Lin<b. Twenty of the 24 infants have survived the operation. i~~~~E Diiiy Piii MAIN OfflCE SaQ Wwl lley I I Colle ~. CA From Al work is completed. Prison wtll not be new for Valdespino. Vaklespmo was convicted in 1975 of malicious mischief and was sentenced to one ¥cat's probation. In 1981. he was conv1cted of assault with intent to commit rape. He was paroled in 1982 from Soledad State Correctional facility. A year la1er be was arrested on suspicion of iewd and lascivious conduct with a minor, but thecharacs were dropped. He also served time for ~tion violations, drua pos-sessions and conspiracy to commit be~, court records show. 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Gre.t. for homea with children, where etyle ia atiU teetntial. ln 24 dttpr colort. • ~eonetruNd to rem.t IOll, •'-in and •'-tie. • ~to cleu, ~ ita ... " ... . •••eitud 8'alp ...... .. Pasta party set tonij!ht to ben 1efit ucr organ bank A puta peny to benefit the UCI Medkal Center o~n and tissue bank will be held toniaht from 6 to 8 o clock at the Newport Beach Marriott Hotel. The event is o~n to the public at a cosa of SJ S per penon. The buffet will feature assoned salads) fresh vcaetabies and fruit and a variety of pasta dishes. . The party is scheduled for the cvenins prior to the Newport Classic, a IOK/SK run to raise money for the orpn and tissue bank. Reservations will be taken at 548-878.4. Adventure movie. today The Mariners branch of the Newport Beach Public Library wiJI pre5ent three adventure movies ·this aftc;moon as part of its Sa(urday Film Matinee series. . The Pf'08TIQl, which is free and open to the public, will last about •fl hour. The Mariners library JS located at 2005 Dover Drive and more \nfor- mation isavaHable from Jan Ferry at 644-3145. Sculpture lecture In Irvine Mary Beebe, director offhe Stuan Collection al UC San Diego, will present a slide-lecture program on work in that collection of public sculpture tonight at the Irvine fine Arts Center. The program is scheduled for 7 p .m. at tbe center, 14321 Yale A vc., and admission 1s S4 general and $3 for students and senior citizens. Call 552-1018 for more information. · Cutathon for Orangewood The UCI chapter of the Gamma Phi Beta sorority will sponsor its fourth annual cut.athon for Orangcwood Children's Home Sunday from I 0 a.m. f,O 5 p.m. in the Koll Room at UCI's Bren Events Center. The haircut s are SI 5 for the general public and SI 0 for students. Call 733-995 7. Book review scheduled Marilyn Wallace. an educator rand book reviewer. will speak on playwright Arthur Miller's autobiography "Time Bends" Sunday at the Jewish Community Center of South Orange County, 298 Broadway. Laguna Beach. The program is planned for 10 a.m. and the donation is SI.SO for members and $3 for non- members. Call 497-2070 for details. Dance workshop at OCC A four-week dance workshop that teaches basic patterns of country-western dancing and the waltz will be offered, beginning Monday. at Orange Coast College. Bob Davis and Ronnie Paske will conduct the sessions, which will be held Mondays from 7: 15 to 9: 15 p.m. in the OCC cafeteria. The registration fee is $24 and tickets may be ordered by calling 432-5880. Eye talk at NB library The Newport Center branch of the Newpon Beach Public Library will present a talk by ophthalmologist Dr. Michael K. Farley entitled "Seeing Well as You Grow Older" Monday al noon. The program is free and participants may bring their lunches. The library as located at 850 San Clemente Dnve and more information is available from Jackie Headly at 644-3 t 7i. Retired employees meet The Saddlcback Valley chapter of the National Association of Retired Federal Employees will hold its regular meeting Monday in the community room of Glendale Federal Savings. 23221 Calle de la Louisa. Laguna Hills. Retired federal civilian employ~s. their spouses and survivors are i9v1ted. Additional information may be obtained by calling Joe Greve at 964-1322 or George Goodson at 770-6813. Networking seminar set A seminar entitled "Networkms for Fame and Fortune" will be presented Monday from 6 to 9 p.m. at the Little Inn on the Bay. 617 Lido Parle Drive, Newport Beach. Public relations writer Susan Linn will conduct 1he session. which 1s priced at $20. The class size is limued to 18 people and funhcr informatton is available at 786-1320. Baslness group to meet Mark Burton from New York Life will talk on "Repositioning Your Assets" at Monday's luncheon meeting of tbe Business Referral Association. The program is planned for noon at Robert's Pacific Restaurant. 2SS65 Jeronimo Road, Mission Viejo. The cost for guests is $10.50. and additional details may be obtained by calling Burton at 859-6999. Child abase wor.t•bop A workshop entitled "Sexual Abuse of Chil- dren" will be P.rtsented Tu~sday evcnina at Orange Coast College s Community Service Office. Participants will learn how to identify victims of child molestation and wiJI learn resources of recovery. The fee is SI 5 and details are available at 432-5880. Art erbiblt l.n Laguna · Recent works by Los An,ctes anist Sabina Ott will be on view at the Art nstitute of Southern California, 2222 Lquna Canyon Road, Laguna Beach, from Tuesday thro\11.h Dec. 30. An artist's reception wi11 be held Dec. 2 from 7 to 9 p.m. Adrninion is frtt and funher Information may be obtained by callina 497-3309. Beaf tlJ program •lated A tcries of bcaJth 1CRCnin11 will be offered Tuclday b)' Nicholas De~. a health educator for IOnner director of the Pritik.in Better Health Prolram, 1n the commuruty room of the El Toto Public UbratY,\ 24672 Raymond Way, El Toro. Tests wtu be of'feftd 'n cholesterol and triatyceride con1Cnt at 7: l S p.m •• followt:d by a diet aDa -health tttninar 11 7:.45. The proaram is -IPOl'l-*M.-ed"" by the South C'oest chapter of Patents Without Partnm. Lagun~ police put teeth in the law ly ROBEllT HYNDMAN ............... Laauna at.ch Police-Otf ic:tt Debra Chana J\as a new partner. He's from Gttmany, hAs undcraone specialized Police train ins and can chase down crooks on all four lep. His name 1s Gero. a 21h-ycar-old German shepherd, and he's the lale$t addition to a Police force that until now has had to make do witb human officers. Gero made his fint public appearance Tuesday niaht before the Laauna Beach City Council in which he was sworn into the Police ranks and presented with a polxe .,_.on a ~ chain. ··wt11 you raise your ns)it paw?" Cuy Oerk Verna Rollinatr asked as she swore in the new officer Mayor Dan Kenney responded with a reference to the city's "Only in Laauna" reputation. "I rnUy never understood the sipificance of that unul toniab1:· be said. Despite the l.iihlhearted .mood. pollCC officials· say there arc distinct advantqes to ha~ a dot in the depanmcnt. -as most neigtibonng communities in Oranat County have already found . ·"They're ~rcuy common now in all cities," says 1. Linda Parker. ··They can really be a big clp in a lot ofsituationsand Special.fund helps ·spinal injt:1Fy, v-ictims· get costly treatment By JOYCE BODLOVICH Of!M~ .... ...,, For Rogers Severson. hosting a SSOO-a- plate fund-raising luncheon to benefit people with spmal injuries is a bittersweet experience. Two years ago. the 49-year-old Newport Beach resident was thrown from his horse as he rode along Portola Trail in Mission Viejo. When his feet became tangled in tile reins. he tumbled over the front of the horse and landed on his neck. He was left paralyzed from the neck down. Early prognosis was that he would remain paralyzed. But Severson. president of Saddlcback Associates Real Est.ate Development Co. in Newport Beach, fou&ht back. He spent three to four hours each morning in intensive rehabilitation therapy at Casa Colina Hospital in Pomona. His determination paid off. Today .he walks with the assistance of one cane. Severson said he, unlike many v1c1jms of a spinal injury, was fortunate to have insurance benefits covcnns the approx- imate $30,000-a-monlh therapy cost. .. My first day at Casa Colina, I met 26- year-old Jamie," Severson said. "He was in the same condition as me. Because of his insurance provisons. he was required to leave the hospital after 60 days. He ended up in a rest home. "l saw him a ~car later and he had regressed. He was covered with bedsores and he had lost 70 Pounds. Thal could have been me afl hadn't had the msurancc for therapy. We both had similar Potenual to improve." That lS why Severson established a fund to help supplement the cost of therapy at Casa Colma Hospital for spinaJ inJury v1cums. "We step in when their msurancc expires," he said. ··Most insurance com- panies have a prov1s1on for 60 days of therapy per year. That makes no sense because therap)', lake mine, as needed for sax months or more." For the last two years. Severson has hosted the fund-raisang luncheon at the Four Seasons Hotel in Ncwpon Beach. Last year the event raised $200,000. Severson said Thursday's event generated the same amount. .. The luncheon is our main fund-ra1s1ng source," he said. "I have approached my friends and business associates, but what we need is for the general public to become aware of the plight of some spinal cord pauents. "We hope the fund-raisang will extend to other people and corporations. If I wasn't exposed to this myself, J would not have known the insurance complications:· Because there is only so milch money m tile fund . Severson said, applicants are screened carefully by a panel of doctors and advisors. He sa1d along with the lack of the • var mst-cft'ecuve to mt." er Chan& will not ooJy work W1tb replaf oobct work dunn& \.be day, bul care for him at bet Irvine home wbttt be will be on 2~bour call sbou.ld b1s · unique terVices bt required. A poller~ can be used an spttJfic cases where he often can outperform l\is human couotaparU.. He can quickly ~b a buildtna. better apprebel\d suspects fleetnc on fool, locatt lost persons or vicums of a disasttr sceM, and more effectively con- trol crowds should there be any rcs1staooc Lo _police efforts. f he Laauna Beach Police Department had con$idcred purchuin& a police dog for funds for tberap). the other requirement the applicant must meet as a fierce dctcrmtnatfon to improve. Los Angeles Deputy Sbenff Jorge Ramirez met the quahficauons. He was Scverson's guest at the lun_cheon. S1it months ago. Ramirez vehicle was hit ~ an uninsured motorist. The West Covina father of three young ch1~n suffered severe spmal cord and head injuncs. Because the accident did not oceur while Ramirez was working. he wasn't ehgible for worker's compensauon benefits. His msurance benefits ran out after 60 days of rehab1litauon therapy. months short ofh1s treatment needs. Wnh the help of the fand, Ranmu wdl continue with the 1ntenswe therapy Fountain Valley businesses cet preference on city contract ti1ds City Council approves plan giving businesses a 1-percentadvantagewhen biddingonjobs By JOYCE BODLOVlCH Of ... ~ ........ Fountain Valley busmcs~ Wlll get a shot in the arm followtng Caty Council approval of a policy designed to gi ve them preference an bidding for city contracts on taxable items. The I percent preference poltC). ap- proved by the council Tuesday. wall allow acceptance of bids from Fountain Valle) businesses as the lowest bidder 1fthc) are within I percent of the lowest bid submincd by outside vendors. Bads arc submitted for city contracts on capital Items over $5.000. ··This 1s to encourage local busme~ to l>ClrttciP.8te m the bid process,~· said Councilwoman Barbara Brown. "h is usually bag companies outside the cit) tllat come m wnh the lowest bid and get the job. This 1s our wa)' of saying. 'We want }OU to part1c1pa1e. a~.~ no"' we arc making 11 easier for you. Assistant City Manager. Ray Kromer said the I percent preference may initially increase the cost of products to the cuy. but the return of I percent sales taJt wtll net out to the lowest bid and result in no overall cost increase for the c1t). Sales tax is paid lo the Cll) where the busmess 1s located If a I pe rcent preference 1s given to local busmesses on tauble items onl). the I percent WJLI be returned to the Cit) througti sales tait revenue. Kromer said an the~st, the CH) has supported programs ha lighting "shop 1n Fountain Valley" t cmes Cumntl> purchases of such thtngs as forms. co vclopcs and letterhead are made from FouotaJn VallC}J>nnters. Office furniture. computers. office su pllhes arc also purcha~ from local retallcrs. "We have 21 open purchase orders wtth Foun11an VaJley rctaJkrs.." he said. "Many more of our c ty retailers arc used Wttkl)" .\.II of thesr items arc uuhzed on a day-to- da\• basis for items less than the bidding re<iu1rcment of $5.000. This prrfercn11al vendor program will help to ovef'C'ome some of the d1sadvanl&JCs e:tpenenced b} our local busincsscss an the formal bad process of taxable items onl) ·· r-aeveral years. But at wuo 't uaul a ~ aeo that Chana dtew up a formal~ The Sori>pt:tmasa O&ab of•.....-lelcll offen:d to pay the S7J.f#J &owatd purc:tme of the doc and modjncatJon Ola police C9f to accommodate the carune pall'OL A.Del Tuesday. club members preseoaed die c:hec:k to Maxor ~nng< for the ~· Gero was born tn Germany .,eat bas fi.nt lWO }'eat! ID I ktDftel wbae be receaved obedience traaniaa in 1be Scbutthund method. He was purcbaed "'° tbe ~una Beach Police Depatt.mcot through Adkthorst r nternat1onal offtj ver-~. then attended a poltCMlo& hHdler course with Chang at AdJerhOt5t from Oct. 10 throuah Nov. 4. needed to improve. He as opumistic the therapy, combmcd with bis devout Chris- tian faith. will bring hif t.ck 100 pcrocnt. .. M)' insurance expdied last month ... be said. ··1 couJdn't get any m~ treat.mcnt because I couldn't afford it. Without this funding ... it would be very difficult and tJmc consuming to get where I should be when therapy is through ... Severson knows the tough road ahead for RamU'CZ. .. I've bttn througti all the therapy and I've sttn people out there who c:loo't really work very bard. I've always been a positive person and uus has been the iouabcst thin& to be posithc abouL But I have always belie''Cd ... 1fyou work bard at something. It Wlll get better .•. Arts Center gets challenge grant The Orange Counl)' Pcrfonnina Arts Center has received a SS00.000 cballcftle grant from The Sqcrstrom Foundation. a pnt mleoded to encourage new pl\s and increase communHy support for tbc center. The center will qualify for the $500.000 gift when voluntttrs achieve $1 milhon in cash commitments to the Performance Fund. sa1d Thomas Santlcy. president of The Scgerstrom Foundation. The challenge deadline 1s Feb. l S. 1989. The challenge grant Wlll be utilized by the Ct'ntcr's Performance Fund volunteers .,.ho arc currcntJy sccktn& lo complete the fund-raiStng goal ofS4.8 milhon for 1988. Complcoon of the challenge will help assure ach1cvmg the 1988 goal. Santiey said. The Scgerstrom fan11I) 1s one of the largest single contnbutors to the center. donaung more than $6 million in gifts m add1uon to the onginal donation of the S- acrr center sue. Grandma wantsgooutfordinner I hope the Daughters of Plymouth Rock won't take offense and put the C'lA on m) tail, but I have to say 1t -and let the giblets fall where they may. Turkey is bonng. After 60 Thanksgiving dmncrs. rm all turkey-cd out. l'vc developed a waddle that a gallon of turtle oil won't fix. I'd rather read "Pilgrim's Progress" than face another drumstick. I realize it would take an act of Congress 10 change the holiday menu. and then the bill would be fought all the V.Cl) to the Supreme Court. but I w1sh there were more . NucY lclmaE 1ntcralln& alternatives. Every November I try to persuade my &Jbkt-cravy addicts to try somethin& else. but the hue and cry from the troops can be heard for miles around. You'd th1nJc I to'l_)Cdoed the Mayflower -with Brott Spnnpteen oo board. Historical ~rds show the Pllarims didn't pick the aobblcra divine povidence. ThertJUJt ha to be a lot of lbC1e bimbos around. four fou.ndina fathtn had reahttd thts fowt was aou'I 10 be \be trac:hlion&I Arncncaa Feest. and Natiol\al uft-Over for tbe not .390 ,.an. they mifibt have IJYa it more tftoulllt. Even tn thole days the aobble• won't too sMrp a bird. In ow . ..._. of th< Indiana. 1 turkey is someone wlao tna 10 tend mote lllUb lD the ma. 11 _, to t.d wbn we:otaly Md '° uuud willl dais ans oa ,,.. ... ~ fA" =Nw .-._ •Om _.llhr al hot dogs. It's also possible to 58\0r the ~1rd in a bourbon over the rodes-which man~ consider the tastiest way to enjo} at The real problem with turkey-thcrc·s too much of it The more you cat the more there is. The only way to get nd of 11 1s to have a garage sale. Jn this age of genetic cngm~nng surel) scientists could design a compact. no left· overs fowl. One meal and the turkc >A OUld vanish forever. No storage bags. no encores d1sgu1scd as Pheasant Under the Bell. It would be the greatest cng.aneenng feat sin~ the compact car. One oft he si ngular pleasures of gro" ing old 1s turning over your basurt1 spoon to stronger hands and clca~r heads who ha\ e the ntrvous system for the smoke and dm oflarae-:scale feasts. Hav1na produC'C'd m) share of turkeys -both in and out of the kHcher\, I'm dehg.btcd to hana up m) fleece-lined cookina moc:caS1ns and pla) guest. Ever since that sana ••(her the Ra\ er and Through the Woods 10 Grand· mothcr's HouxWeGo. "~pnn1csha\e been stuck wath Thanks1Jv1na d.Jnncr If the id.Jot who wrote ~t dill)' had to feed a mob every )eat whllt has feet"~"' k1ll1na him, he'd bC sinlJna a ddfcmu tune. Anothn"ttntuMntahSI who didn't help our caux was Norman Rockwell. ~ho ammonatiztd ~""' on canvas as rrlcnt1cs.sly c~ lndcslNc\ibk ladies who produce Oarpntuan fcuu v.•thout a grumble. Pl) no beed that ibe pc;>or old lady had been bebna pees ud rolts for d.)S and slavana over a 1'0t saove suace dawn. There mar _be a fr# ol that noble matriarchs kn. but at.ey•re raft'.f 11'&.n cast- aroo stO"es. TM extended IUndy around the Thanblmna UIMt Ml che.,..... 111111~ c:aatty. lodly it'a a mi• ol s-mts. mp P9ft'Dts..~1---.W'C'OJOl11...S ticllell 1n T•ans lild Walkmaa hc• '-1$. Thc)'re abo 11 lmt •• .. o1..-.. ~-t'Offt n llid '*'"'' ...., ••m. • 81f.MWNOlaW.-. ...................... ,... ..., ..... alas --.. ••••••r*"! ..-. ........ w-w1. fltltlaq....,.. ........ .,,...... --.. I \ • Death penalty drug bill signed S .Korea nleader says h e'll leave in disgrace . W=~OTON (AP) -Oeclar-Z\,. MbOD one JteJ> cloter to ~inf President Reapn ~ ~ iMW.~ Friday that crea~a catMt..~~drua czar and 11ves police and ·the coun1 .. a new sword and ah~ld, ·• includina the death ·~y fOr traflk'ken who kill. , Durin&_an eme>tional ceremony in tbe Wt ~oom of the White House, ~dedicated the moment to bis wiXNAJiey, who made the "Just Say No" anti-drua cams-isn for you na-1ten the centerpiece of her tenure u fint lady. ••And now in the eleventh hour of this presidency, we aive a new sword and shield to those whose daily business it is to eliminate from America's streets and towns the sco~ of illicit d~" Reqan said. ''OUr battles aren t fouaht by any sinaJe ~.nor can they be won by any StnaJe bill," Reqan told the audience in the 1linuin1. cbandeUered room. But the president lauded the bill's touah approach toward so-called ''recttationar· drua use"> as well as its federal death penalty for an yo~ convictef;l of drua- related killinp. "We arc one step closer ... to an Amenca that is drut free," the presjdent said as he stepped forward to sian the bill. The chamber was s-cked whh members of the Cabinet and military, co~onal supporters, and Police officers and private citizens involved in several national anti-drua educa-tion procrams. · Vic.c President-elect Dan Quayle was in the audience, seated next to House Speaker Jim Wrilbt. Ahhouah President-elect 0eor,e 'Julb made I camP9ial! oledlie IO put Oulyle in ctwae pf the nation•• banfc •inti druas. the bill forbids the .. drut cw•• from holdina another federal pott. Buah, at a ACWS conference in Florida on Monday~ indicated he miabt uk the new arut ofticial to rcpon to Quayle on his activities. ln his reinatb. Reapn ~sed the memben of Conaress fort~reft'onss. notiq that the bill was the produa or many days of intente debate in the wanina days of the seuion. But he injected a personal note when he asSencd that the measure also rep- resented a victory for his wife. .. This is a very special occ:asion for every one here, especially Nancy. for eiaht years. she has led the fiaht to not oply rid our society of drup., but to banish any linetrina tolerance of the notion tbat dnip arc cool or hi~ uid ... The nation now ecknow what Nancy has been aayina ror put teVenl years, tbat clnlP ,;ve a fal1e hial\." After aivina hi• wife• bia hut aftd kill on the mouth, the -Dl'elidmt pmmtcd Mn. R,.n wit& tM J)Cft be~ IO Man the fOUl'oincb thlct bill. Ovaall, tie bill aim1 to banle the UIC of illepl drup tbfOUlb llricter la.., enb'eetnent. aouper peultiel. aftd incrcued tnatmnt, rchabili· tation aftd education. It allo outlines a fund to help dNl-producina coun-tries IUppml illicit tubltancel. But it actuallv provides only about UOO million for ~ndi~ which ~ly coven a thud of the S 1.4 billion in fint-year oo'lts envisioned by the bill. -r SEOUL, South Kena {AP) -Widelprcadprotetuhaveoccurred Former Pmidenl Chun Doo-hwan in the i-st two months to demand the will apolc>tize, ,;ve most of bis wealth former president' a arrest and punish· to the_.aovem~nt and leave Seoul in ment for JI~ .corruption and an etrort to quaet complainu about human rl&bts V]~lauons. i -1980 his al~ involvement in corrup-Gen. Chun idzed power w lion, aida uid Friday. ~ left office in FebnWY-. Roh, an A four-dar parliamentary hcarina associate in the coup and bas chOlen Opened into Chun 's role in the bloody successor, was eleCtcd to replace suppression of an uprisiq in the Chun. • ,. .1 soutbern city ofKwanaiu in 1980. Nine members of Chun• a.mi y, One aide, apeakina on condition of includina two bro~hersL~e been anonymity, said the former president arrested on corrupnon cnai.-. Chun would bofd announce his decision at is accused ofamassina.• fortune·~ a news conference next week. "He sendina some of it for 1nveslJ!lent m will make a public apolQIY, pve up the United States and Australia.. most of his wealth and live in His wealth is nbt known, but one seclusion somewhere in the coun-estimate has put it at $6 millio~. tryside," the tide said. includ\na a SJ.4 million home 10 Another said Chun would live in an • Seoul. • . Health ca i:-e e:Xp e nditures soar to record leVels isolated. rented house in central • Jn the National Assem~y !11- South Korea iJlJlead of aoina to his vcstiption, opJ>OSition leader. Kim hometown in the south, where he is Dae-JUD& testified that Kwanaiu re- no lontCr welcome. Livina in rural volt was a decoy plotted by ptun and seclusion is a traditional way of his military associatcS to seize Power rcpentan~ for dissraced Korean in· the chaotic days that followed the leaders. assassination of President Park W ASHJNGTON (AP) -Private and public spendina on health in-creased nearly I 0 percent in 1987 and consumed a record share of the nation's total economic output, ac- cording to a federal rePort issued Friday. The SS00.3 billion spent on health amounted to SI , 981 per mah, woman and child and represented 11. I per- cent of the poss national product. By contrast, health expenditures consumed only 9.1 percent of GNP in 1980 and 10.7 percent in 1986, sajd the rceort from the Health Care Financtni Administration. HCFA Administrator William L. Roper said that "Providing effective ~th care at affordable cost is a major challenge confrontina our so- ciety." Noting that Medicare and Medi- caid are the taraest payers of medical bills, the HCFA cb1ef said "It is if!J_perative that we identify the most effective means of providina health care to avoid unnecessary and dupli- cate procedures." The annual report, which normally comes out in the summer, was delayed this year because HCFA actuaries were oc.c:upied on chanaes in Medicare and Medicaid. prompted by enactment of the catastrophic health insurance measure, the laracst sin&)e exs-nsion of Medicare in its two-decade history. The rceort is fiaurcd on a calendar year basis because it incorporates private as well as public expenditures. The latest figures iUustrate the dqree to which risi~ medical costs have outstripped inflAtion in aeneral and in whic& -findina ways to control Medicare and Medicaid spendina are crucial to dealing with the federal budaet deficit. Medicare expenditures alone were S79.9 billion in fiscal 1987 -which included nine months of calendar 1987. . Roper noted that prOlflms to constrain the vowth of hospital charaes resulted an an increase ofless than 2 percent in Medicare hospital spendina in fiscal 1987 while pay- ments for physicians' services con-tinued to pow at double-dia.\t rates. "Between fiscal year 197S and fiscal year 1987, Medicare physician spend1na per beneficiary increased at a compound annual rate of IS percent," Roper said in a statement accompanyina the rcPort. The mass-circ~lation paper Chung-hee in late 1979. . Hankook llbo1 quot1n1 a govel'nment Kim also accused the United States source it did not identify, said "of takin& a b}'.stander's role•• in the President Roh Tac-woo is expected to uprisinft. By official count, 194 people pardon him if Chun carries out the were ki edand more than 800injurcd plan. in the nine-day uprising. Soviets recognize right of Palestinian stateliood By ne AIMdated Ptt11 Justice Department comes to Oliver North's defense MOSCOW -The Soviet Union on Fnday recognized the proclamation of an independent Palestinian state in a careful gesture to its Arab allies that kept alive recent overtures to Israel. "faithful to the fundamental principle of freedom of choice, the Soviet Union ~nazcs the proclamation of the Palestinian state," First Deputy Foreign.Minister Alexander Bcssmcrtnylth told a news briefina. He said the Soviet Union believes a comprehensive settlement of the Arab-Israeli conflict "wiU lead also to the practical completion of the historic process of creating this state." By Tiie Aa1odate4 Preti WASHINGTON -The Justice Dcpanment came to Oliver L. North's defense Friday by challenging the Iran-Contra prosecutor's argument that the former presidenual aide undermined Congress' forcian-affairs authority. In a friend-of-the-court bnef filed in federal court, the department attacked independent counsel Lawrence E. Walsh's theory that North and three co- defcndants obstructed congressional oversight "through deceit and conceal- ment" of their clandestine supPort of the Nicaraguan rebels. known as Contras. The department said it "does not seek to argue fbr or against the dismissal" of the conspiracy count charging that North, former national security adviser John M. Poindexter and two arms dealers defrauded the government by illegally divertmg U.S.-lran arms-sale profits to the Contras. But the des-rtment disputed Walsh 's theory that the Iran-Contra defendants can be prosecuted for deceiving Congress about the clandestine arms-supply operation set up to help the Contras at a time when the so-called Boland Amendments banned U.S. military aide to the rebels.. Cable break dl•rupts AT&T servlce is a major blocka&e. affecting the whole East Coast." In addition to affectina phone service, several private customen usina phone line transmissions - including The Associated Press -experienCed service problems Friday afternoon, said Nelson. The disruption in service meant many callers eithcraot a recording tellina them to dial again or a busy sipal, said Nelson. Harry Baumprtner, a spokesman for AT&T in Baskins Ri~. N.J ., said the damqe was caused by a back hoe that inadvcrtantly severed a three-inch, liaht-suidc cable. NASA •pace councn to be revived Bomb explode. oatalde A eronot office GENEY A - A bomb exploded today outside a buildina housina the Geneva office of the Soviet airhne Aeroflot, and officials 11id five people were injured. including two American women. four of the people, includina o'ne of the Americans, were seriously injured in what one witness described as a bloodbath on the crowded downtown street. Geneva Polite spokesman Man:el WASHINGTON -President Reapn on Friday si&ned lqjslalion Vaudroz said that aside from the S9-ycar-old and 22-year-old American •uthorizina S 11.2 billion in the new budact year for the National ~ronautics tourists. the victims were a 34-year-old Italian man. a 60-year-<>ld French and Space Administration and re<reatina a National Space Council, an woman and a 21-year-old French man. He declined to provide their names. He advisory~ dissolved after the Nixon yean. The lqislauon includes S900 said the younscr U.S. woman was released from the hospital after treatment for million to n work on a spece station, of which $51 S million must clcaTCd by shock. The inJUred were passe~by, an Aeroflot employee said. Georac Busti by May IS. The lqjslation aives the new president a say on • ~hether to oroceed with the space Sta lion, ~~A plans to ask for. s~. I bi~lion N.' .. T O mem .. __ '•• .. Gocbac ... e v •e·l.o,-• m fiscal 1990 and a Bush so-ahead would 1nd1cate the new admnustrauon's 1a .,.;;; • ., .1~ u •' ~1 .... commitment to build the $24 billion sa.ation. Rcapn two years aao vetoed a HAMBURG, West Germany -Lawmakers from the 16 NA TO nations NASA authorization bill bc:c:ause it contained a provision that ~d "would said Friday they fear that peace pronouncements by Soviet President Mikhail constitute unacceptable interference with my discretion aDd create S. Gorbachev may be designed to "weaken Western resolve and cohesion." "additional and unnecessary bureaucracy." In issuing the pocket veto ofa bill The legislators, ending a six-<iay congress of the advisory North Atlantic for fiscal 1987, Rcapn said that NASA's ongoina speceprop:ams wouklnot be Assembl)'. also_ called oo NATO to ur.aenllr develop uomprehensive plan of NEW YORK -Telephone service and computer systems along the enurc East Coast were disrupted Fnday when a primary transmission cable was severed by a construction crew in New Jersey. AT&T announced. The accident forced rerouung of thousands of calls which ordinarily use the cable. sajd AT&T Dlst.rict Manavr Jim Nelson. "It's aJmoat like a highway, in that you have to 10 alona It tog.ct from say. New York to Aorida." said Nelson. "'This affected bccausr the money already had been appropriated. how to proceed with disannament negotiations with the SoviCll bloc. ------------------------------------------------------------------_:_---_:_~ LOOK WHAT 25C BUYS! 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A rehearsal dinner for the bridal s-rtY and out-of-town guests was held at the home of the bri~m 's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Juan Serrano of Santa Ana. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mn. Phillip Lindley of Hunt- inaton Beach. She wore a aown of summer satin and imPorted laoc embellished with sequins and pearls. llr d -- --The bodice was fashioned with a ·an ..... ~·-o princess neckline and dropped waist and the skirt Swept into a cathedral Hawaii. She 1s a nurse and he is train. Her three-tiered bridal veil was manager of Hors Hut in Tomnce. cathedral lenath and was held by a badpiece of pearls, 1equins and cry11al1. Lupe Seranno Taylor and Joanne Panons were honor attendants. Bridesmaidrwerc Brenda Polk, Paula Fruehan, Lynn Pallcolt ~ene Hilario and Manha, Anna and Nena Serrano. flower airl and rina bearer were Johanna aftd Manuel Semno. TSllPLB-LEE Jennifer Sue Lee of Tomnce excbanpd weddinp vows with John Hilbert Temple o Pasadena in an Oct. I ceremony in the Finl Lutheran Church ofTomnce. The bridqroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Grenville Temple of Corona del Mar. The bri~m chote Ron Mehaf· fy and Gabriel Senano as best men, and ushers were Brian Botdanovich, The bride is the dauJhter of Mr. Juan Serrano, Brent Grant, Don and Mra. James Thomas Power of Fortuna, Pete Liodlq', Richard Ser-Torrance. She wore a aown of white rano and Abe Toprakjaan. taffeta fasbjoned with a sweethcan The couple arc residents of Hunt-neckline and a chapel train. Re- inaton Beach after a weddina trip to · embroidered ~ beaded with seed 91111 TLS-WA l'&lMi Bob and Kay Smittle of Hunc-iftllOD BQch have ·announced the ~ent of their daqbter. carolyn Sue Smink. '° Mathew JUDa WattintofFoun&ain Valley. An Oct. 19. 1919 weddina is planned In HundftllOft leldl. 9COTT·Jm8Sl'fDA Christine Ann Scott of Irvine and Rudolph Gerard Kutenda of Yorba lindl are Dlanni"I • ~b weddint in Tivoli Terrace, L11Una Bach. Tbe bride-eJect is the dauahter of the la1e Mr. and Mn. H. Cliftbrd Scolt. Sbe it a pllduate of OeVilbi• Hilb ScboOI in Toledo, Ollie>. a..S Olllo Uahenity.U-. ne~-·~aeO( Ocean V&ew Hilb !lchool IDd Onnee COlll Cdlelt, Rer ftlture bridelrooln ii 1 lnlduatc of Edieon Hilll School andOCC . Her ftance 11 1k I09 Of s,1$ KUlndo ofYort. UiMM Md IM 111i ....-.----~-----RudolpbK .... Hei11..._fll =c=~-,: Dlr.eapof"-. IOWL llr. and Mn. Temple pearls accented the bodice. Deanna Lee was her sister's maid of honor, and Eric Grenville Temple was best man for his brother. Other attendants were Mrs. Donald Lee sister-in-law of the bridei Erica a;I Erin Hauck. the brides cousins. junior bridesmaid and flower &irlj Andrew T urkek, Michael Sainato ana Jefferson Huot. After a wcddina reception at the Los Verdes Country Club in Rancho Palos Verdes. the couple left on a wedding trip to non.hem California. They arc residents of West Los Anaeles. SJlc is a d~ of video graphics·tty Marks Communications Inc. of Los Anaeles and he is a desasner with Sussman/Prejza and Company Inc. in Santa Monica. ~. Otangie Coat DAILY PILOT /Seturday. Novem.,.. 11. 1181 Al Coast services to commemorate ~~anksliving A n"'mber of Ora .. Coast RydbeckandCaruorHarryNewman. ~tMllal a.rd, Q lenneyre cbW'Cbes and tem~ Will com-. • • • s•-t nd St A Ori I -rnemora1e Tbank.Mivina with ser-SL Man Pr•ycerlaa a..eta... ....... • · nne ve, ..... auna vica on SwMiay~ Wednesday or on Saitr lla-Ma'Alet llarW ..,.,.. Beach. • • • tbe holiday iuelf. T~ will have their 11th annual "The Power of a Greatful Heart" C~ta.tl'ul ~ foun-· ,i!>int TbankJ&ivinuervice at ~O a.'!'. will be the metaaae of the Rev. Jack tain ~1 will host the .10\h an.nual Thursday at 2100 Mar Vt&ta 1n Lamey at..9: I S and 11 a.m, Sunday at Tbaftklliv1naEveinterfa1thsemceit Newport Bea~h. . the c.udl el Reu,.... ~. bu lhai'ed with the conarqation of . A ~ pole from Japen Wlt~ the 27802 El Lazo Road, U,una Niauet. rtna .,.. ... MelWllt c..m of mscnp,t!on "~ay Peace ~vad .on Dr. W. It "Cherry" Parkerwill be Fountain Valley at 7:30 p.m. Wednes-Eanh in En&hsb,. Hebrew1 ~pan ash the auest speaker at a special day at 9669 Talbert Ave. and J~panese will be ~1catC!i. Tbanksaivina Eve service at 8 Rabbi Stephen J. Einstcsin, Cantor Donations of food and clothana will Wednetday. · Unda Ecker and the Rev. John R. be col~ted for the Oranat Coast • • • McFarland will officiate. lntcrf~tb S,helter and . meny for Thanksgiving Sunday will be ob-C w de blank ts served by the' Lapu Ualtecl Memben of~ Wa&en CltrtJ. ovenna mp to proVl e Me...,.J1a <-"•re• at 1 O a.m. Sunday. dM F........,, fountain Valley, I~ for the ho~el~. • • The church is at 21632 Wesley Drive, by ~ Rev. Dan Moore, also will The children's. youth and acSult South Laguna. peruapete. . . . choin will present the music at the • • • The service. wtll incl~ sonp. Tbanksaivina Day Service at 1 O a.m. The Rev.. Donald Nortbcun will ~~ .•.Scripture readma and ~ at SL AMrew'1 PretbJ'ft'fa Qmd, reflect on beinc thankful at the 10:30 ~Vln& meuaae by Rabbi 600 St. Andrews Road, Newpon a.m. Sunday at the UaltariaaOwc• Einsietn: Beach. ef Sia~ Valley that meets at the Membm of •th~ •estm1ate; . .'•. • • . V~ejo E.lemcmtai.y School, Mimon l.:111en11· Oard ·u · · Abundant J&VIOJDCSS will be ex-V1eJO. wt JOln Tem~le plored by the Rev. Jacquelyn Harrold · • • • Bedl De~ ofOranae County.at 7.30 in herThank.s&ivina~rmonsat 9and The Prelbyte~. a. ... c11 of tlle p.m. services Wednesday in .._the 11 a m. Sunday at the Caphtruo Conant, 2850 Fairview R~d. Costa temple. sanctuary, 6100 Hefley St., vaner a.a ef Reupoa Sdftce, ~esa, ~II hold its annual Thanksgiv-West!"'U?~ter. 3226 Camino Capistrano. mg service at 9: l S a.m. on Thursday. This JOlnt seryice has become an • • • . . . • ~ • . annual ecumenical observance in "If All You Ever Pray Is 'Thanks.' .Chnsuan .Sc1ent1sts an. <;osta M~ wbi~h the conp:egations alternate It would Be Enouah" will be the wall hold thaer Thank.sgJV1ng service hosuna the wonhip. Thanksgiving message of the Rev. at 10 a.m. Thursday at the First The services will be conducted by William J. Eilers at the lOa.m. service <-"•rn of Q~st, ScleaU.t, 2880 Rabbi Henri E. Front. the Rev. David Sunday at the Neti•berlloocl Mesa Verde Dri.ve. ~st, Costa Mesa. 18terfal&lt Peace Mlalstry of Or- ..,, C..ty WllJ hold us second Karvcst Dinner and Benefit Aucuon at 8 tonl&)\t at 1hc Buena Park Hotel. Proceed.$ will funhcr the ministry's educational work tn the areas of pcac:c and Justice. • • • Temple Be.. David of Oru1e C ... I)' will have llS annual Hanulc· le.ah Carnival and Bazaar from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday at the social hall. 6100 Hefly St., Westminster. There will be food and game booths and a shopping bazaar. • • • • To clenfy the Jewish dietary laws and practices, Oakd of lrvt.H Jew11• Cnter, 4872 Royce Road. Irvine, will present a three-pan scnes. Rabbi Yeruchem Eilfon. associate director of education at the center, will con<\lkt the classes on Monday. Nov. 28 and Dec. 12. Ohad Finkelstein, information of· ficcr of the Israeli Consulate in Los Angeles. will kick ofT the center's lecture senes at 8 p.m. Tutsda)' at the center. He will talk about current events in Israel, includ1 ng coverage of the recent elections. Other lectures will be "Tbc Case for Judaism in the Late 20th Century, Dennis Prager. KABC radio com- mentator, Dec. 18, and "Being Jewish in a Pluralistic Society," Rabbi Eh Traditionalists loyal to Lefebvre Arcbblabop Lefebwe A Cordial Welcome trom The lWted Methodist Church NEWPOIH CEfHll( UNIT£0 ME THOOISl CHURCH 1901 M9'111u.rtte A.e. Corone def Met M4-o745 ..... "=9a'= ... Im ·~ Coel•M-. FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 191h St & Harbor Blvd Church School 9.00 W()(thlo 9·00 and 10 30 Rev. Galal Gough CoataM ... MESA VERDE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 17019elc4H' W~ a CIM'ctl kMol t:*I I 10:tO a.m, Or Wtlllam E Steel 979-8234 ~ewpon Beach CHRIST CHUftCH IY THE SE (t UNfTID METHODIST 1400 W 8-ll>Oa Blvd llJ.Htl Rev La'Menct T Young Otll'l•P a Cllurcl'I Scl'IOol 9 30 • m ..icd1y ~•·School Ind Oty Clrt 7301m -800pm _ H\Mttngt~ 8wh Nonll co..-..nUMno •ntOOeaT CHUftCH IM2 Hell Ave M2·4481 ........ ..,... ~-&-10:00 8uftday lchoof 1:30. 10:00 Dr • .,.... ...... .--new ..... ByRANNSNEUERBOURG " 1111 ,,,_..,..., RJCKENBACH, Switzerland - Four months after Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre was excom- municated from the Roman Catholic cburch1_~~ traditionalist supporters seem ~ly undetened by papal warninJ.' that they wilfface the same p~nishment if they do not break with him. The titular head of Lcfebvre's St. Pius X Fraternity of Priests says a total of I S priests and 18 seminanans -less than I 0 ~cent-have left the movement since the rebel prelate consecrated four traditionalist bishops Jun~ 30 in defiance of the Vatican. Lefebvre and his followers say that the church has embarked on a course of "aut<Hiestruction" since the Sec- ond Vatican Council of 1962-65. They reject many reforms introduced then. including the replacement of Latia with the vernacular in the liturgy and relations with Protestant churches. The archbishop argues that he continues to recognize papal authority but that the consecrations wettTlegitimate -cmcr&fl'l~y-acr to save the church and that therefore the excommunications were invalid. The defections leave 210 pnests an the fraternity and 255 students in the fraternity's six theological schools in PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF THE COVENANT Rolph C Bolin Pastor "Alpha And Omega" Aew.1:1 Sunday Wo1sh1" 8 30 & 10 00 a 111 Chu1ch School Children thru Adults 10 00 a m Nursery care available 8.30 & 10 00 am Come Join Us 28SO FIWview Rd .. Costa Mesa 557.3340 WE'RE MORE-THAN TRADITIONAL Traditional 7:30 AM Contemporary 9:00 AM Charismatic 10:4S AM Church School 9:00 AM M•* tr Smno'9 ll • ...._ tlMcft OlliW CMlt Ill NO -Ii l~ ., - ~ ....... C.AnlllNH,"91 ... Australia. the United States, France, Switzerland and West Germany. accordina to the Rev. Franz Schmidbcrger. ''Percentage-wise, the number who left us is small but every defection hurts us, of course," Schmidbergcr, who succcded Lefebvre as superior general of the fraternjty in 1984, said 1n an interview. "It hurts particularly at a time when we need more and more priests to help us in our work." That need is growing, he said, because of a growing attendance at traditionalist services in the churches, chapels and other places of worship founded by the fraternity. "We estimate that attendance at holy Mass celebrated in our S30 centers worldwide bas increased be- tween S to 10 percent since the consecration." Schmidberger said. .. In some places, like in St. Louts which 1 v1s1ted during a recent tour of the United States. the increase is even hiaher, the local priest told me." Schmidberger said Lefebvre had expected that attendance would de- cline by 2S percent while the Va1ican bad figured that 80 percent would renounce links with the archblShop s hould tr~ defy the pope. There tS no firm figure on--the number of Lcfebvrc's active sup- poners, as they do not regmer. The Vatican esumatcs the number at between 60,000 to 80.000. But rwo CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH [.; (Missouri Synod) 780 VlctMI• St .. Cott• Me•• LothM V. TOfnow. P .. to' 631-1811 8ru~ JHll•. PHtOf WO..SMIP SERVICE 1:00 10:30 AM Swld'y kllMI & AcMI Belt CJm 920 AM Clw'tsllMI Dtmtnl.try kllMI 541-681& i ST. MARK PRESBYTERIAN ·' b CHtJRCH \l 2100 Mar Vista Dr. Jamboree Blvd. & Eastbluff South Newport Beach •n. lehrt Stewart ,,,... ,.,,., Ul>AY DH 9:30 A.M. Child Care and Church School ALTIMATM aBTMAS MMl(£T 10:30-1:00 .. C«.iUioltJ audl Conrrtt•tilnll '11 IWitlrape Awe . Ccnu *'Illar o.lld. l..U ..., .. Rn l1n I s.der, HSIC ... ter Stlldar ..... I • & tt Ml • a.di Sdllll 10 • a.. c •• "·~. '44-7*IO Laguna Presbyterian Church .//$ FortSI A•'I, IAf:'1110 lkac.lt JU7555 Su11day Worsltip 9 and 10:30 AM N11n<'f')'Ca~ S11111lnv Scht>nl cl /Jib/~ C1ass~s {"' olf ogn 01 9 AM PMtM l>t Jmy TaAlttn/ry Rn· Lotry Cl>"lt~ °'°1-A l'wl}iw: coll m.~r years ago. a pro-Lefebvre pet1t1on addressed to the Vatican was backed by 135.000 signatures. Esumatcs have put S)'mpath1zers in the m1lhons. The con9Ccrauon of the four bishops created the first maJor schism 1n the church 1n more than a century. It resulted in the automatic excom- munication. or expulSton from the church, of Lefebvre and the four bishops, and of Monsignor Antonio de Castro Mayer. a Braz1han prelate who assisted Lefebvre in the cer- emon} at the Swiss seminary 1n Econc. binhplace of the fraternity. Pope John Paul II. an an apostolic lencr made publtc two days later, warned Lcfebvrc's followers that they, too. will be excommunicated 1f they stay wnh him. At the same lime. he promised the church will permit their trad1tionahst pracuces 1f the) remain loyal to Rome. A special eight-member com- m1ss1on was stt up by the pope to bnng Lcfebvre·s pncsts back into the church. A new •· L Peter's Fraterni- ty" features trad1onahst hlurg) under the Vatican's auspices. But tM anaugurauon -Of the- fratematy:S first seminary an West German) has run into problems because of rcponed d1•vecmen\S between the supenor. the Rev. Joseph B1ss1J. and the local hacrarchy. DIVl ~E CIE~CE CHL'RCH ol 1he lnt1n~e Way ::.unda 'it.•r"t e at 10 a m in the Aud11orium Halecreat Club 3107 K111ybfooke Lane. Costa M~sa 2 blk.s East of Harbor Offtc~ HO·HU Minister Dr. William R. Parker "I\ Church For The F ello~ -.hip ot •\II PE>opl<' Of IU.,Oll 1 •• t ••'-"'I UBBI MARK S MILLER ... "•" 1011 ,,.....~ • ...,.~, .... ~ -.. o .... , llH ..... , 14ff•t•r ••It &later If Yll WllLI Liii TO llYllTillYlll -•llSYUllllE Olll M2-a21m.211 6CX.l St. Andrews ROid. Newpon l\a(h, Califom11(714j631 -2 I tm• tmm ~ Hlrbllf .._ ~ • lf'\W 6' I Sch J Hcclu. ~ident of the Jtabb1rucal Council ofCa1Jforn1a, Jan. 2'. Johnson about the Adam in ever} man and the Eve U\ every woman. will be presented at t.be r0: ls a.m. scrvu:es Sunday at~ -:r'',. el die 11W1 Ual~ ~ Orist. For more information, call the center at 786--5000. • • • The Oppressed Jewry Comminee of'hlnple Betit Kl, Lasuna NJ1uel1 is worluna to reunite Ethiopian famibes who flmain tn the war-tom, starva- uon•riddtn country Funds collected throuah the sale of menorahs will be 1ent to the Associa- tion for Ethtoptan lmmlarants in Israel. The menorahs, at S8 each. wdl be ava1labte after all Sabbath services and before and after Sunday school throu&h Dec. 2. · 30121 Niauel Road. t.,.una Nipel. • • • St. Mark P,-y..,... a.rd will hold its annual AJternati-ve ChriJulw Market from · 10:30 a.m. to I p.m. Sunday at the church, 2100 Mar Vista, Newpon Beach. Memben of the temple arc also selling scrip wtuch can be used as cash at such stores as Robinson's. Broadway. Penncys, Zales, K.aybec Toys and Dalton Books. For mDre rnforma11on .. call the temple ctt 364-2332. Handmade sifts from all over tM world can be pure~~ donations can be made to a number of orpniza... t1ons. and "altematjve" sifts can be g.1ven ln the name of a friend or relative who will receive a card 1dent1fym1 the recipient orpniz.a- uon. . . . -Gil Rosco aod four memben from the Nei~borbood Church Drama Group will pi"Hentlhe program 11 lhe 10:30 a.m. meeting of the Ual&artu Ua.lvena.ll1t FeU.wdlp of Lapu Beaclil, at 429 Cvoress Dnve. A wide range of gift items for all ages, including crafts. menorahs. candles, rubber st.anps and paper goods. wilt be sold at the annual Hanukkah Bouoque from 10 a.m to 12:30 p.m. Sunday. • • • .-.. Heath Isaac Einstein. son of Rabbi Stephen and Robin Einstein of Foun- tain Valley, will becalled to the Torah at 10:30 a.m . today at Coap-epU.. B 'aal Tledelr as he 'becomes a bar m1uvah. St. Mary's Eplseopal Claarcll, 428 Park Ave., Laguna Beach. will in- troduce its new Chnstian education program at I 0 a.m. Dec. 4. • • • Heath will join his father and Cantor Linda Ecker. • "The Chmb,'' a poetic pla) by Al Bishops soften wordb.Ja ln Vatican draft rejectfon By ROBERT FURLOW WASHINGTON -The Nauonal ConferenceofCatbolic Bishops this week rejected a draft Vat1can document that questioned the autbonty of conferences such as theirs. First. however. the bishops peatly softened the tone of their reply, remo\.1ng the confrontational lana~e ofan earlier version. Cardinal Joseph Bernardin ofChicaao wd of the Vatican draft, "We think the document lS so flawed that the Holy See should start over." His fellow bishops agreed to send essentially that message to Rome, by a 205-59 vote that was barely above the necessary two-thirds of the conference's JOS active members. The Vatican ha.s asked all national bishops confet'Cnocs to respond to its draft document on the role of such bodies in the church, and no final version is expected for months or even years.. American bishops on both sides of the issue decried any sugcstion that the issue amounted to a Slanificant dispute between the Vatican and themselves. Pope John Paul 11 has pubhcly praised the American bishops' most controversial efforts -their nauonal pastoral leuen talcina issue wnh Reagan admm1strat1on pohetcs on nuclear weapons and on treatment oft.he poor. However. Vaucan· officials. nouna the nsi•a prominence of nauonal bishops conferences. have taken pams to point out publicly that such organtzauons arc not pan of the Roman church's traditional hierarchy The Vaucan draft ancmp1s to ma.kc that same point, sayinc bishops conferencn have lmle real standing. that tbe church lodlcs authonty in the individual btShops under the pope, the bishop of -R-0~. The U S. bishops, in their reply, do not lay out a case arsuina that lhe Vatican 1s wrong. Rather, they arsuc that the Vauean-d.i.stons some e\1dence and gJ\eS onl> one side oftbe matter m its draft. .. CHRISTlll SCIEICE CIURCIES BRANCHES OF THE MOTHER CHURCH, THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST IN BOSTON. MASSACHUSElTS "loul Ancl Bocly" ..._port 8each--F1m Ch&lrcl\ of Ctwtet, ldeftttet ,. ""Ude.~ ..... CIWrdl a ._., ld'lt 11 W a *30 AM. ........ """" 1111 Vie Ude 111eA. etwv let. I A.Ill. .. , .... T--.-7-t , .... CNIO c-.... _ r-. .-J0.1, 30 ""M '°' SIUOy r .... Newport hact.-hcioftd Churd\ of Ctwt.t. Scl9nttet ,,., ... ~Df~C---- Cltwcfl I ._., Id*" M:el AM. .....,_. ~----... ~ L c-t ""1~ c• All are cordially Invited to attend the church services and enjoy the prlvlleges of the Reading Rooms. Child Care Provided AT ALL SERVICES. Wednffday Evenlno Tnttmony MMtlno•, a p.m. ALL CHURCHES llEW THOUSHT CHRISTlll CHllCI 1929 Tmtit Awt., Costa Mesa (T tadli'C Sdlnce of Mnd) "The PToepertng Power of Tithing" Friendship and Potluck foUowtng the Servtce Dr [ t~'\. c lie~~" 14'-llU SERVICES 10:30 AM JUNtOR CHURCH 10:30 AM UNIONTOPtC 11ii Culmlnetlon of the Adventure In Faith Serie• CtUtCH Of RntGIOUS SCENCE · _ _.., ... \I°' • ..,~.~ .. -....- ~205 MAIN STl~EET SUITE 23 HUNTINGTON BEACH CA 92648 Aelu•IS .;. .; Cnurch 8 ()() 9 '5 ' , 30 6 00 Cti1td Cere PfOlitded v . . . . For 1ntonna110l'I 9459-1331 NEWPORT HAR•Olt LUTHERAN CHURCH -.,.1.e.a.'""' ST. llTTIEl'S T..n.ll tPISCIHl ClllCI k• Ot.t h(stM. ,ntor •11nr• .. .... --.................. .... , cm.,,.,_. S( 'CCrntt o• h• A,._ llld isa fflwlllft .... 11Ml23 • ••• . . l • 'a .. ,. N.¥1.-.. IJ IYDNBY OMAAA Aalll (March ll-April 19): Your position as more solid than miaht be apparent ~n surface. Moon in your sign accent$ independence. creativity, ucellent wnil\I. You'U receive exceUent news in connection with in'ltstmcnt. Music box explodes on 'Ryan's Hope' TAVBUI (April 20..May 20): ~amine motives. do some pe~nal detective work. Scenario accents clandestine mancuven, secre1s, backst.,e e>pentions. Member of opposite sex could say, "Whal have you done for me 1ace1yr• -- GEMINI (May 21.Juoe 20): Domestic relations bjghlighted -dilemma will be resolved, financial picture actually brighter th: n originaJly assumed. Excellent for bein& with friend$, for sbarina creative ideas. CANCER (June 21-July 22): What appean=d lost will be recovered. Delay should not be interpreted as defeat. Terms will be clarified within 24 hours. Your brestiae swinss upwards, views will be verified. PiSCH involved. LEO (J uJ¥ 2)..Aua. 22): What previously was considered out of reach will now become l'lailable. Adhere to factual material. Emphasis also on distance, lanauaae. issianmcnt that could include advcrtisin~ publishing. VIRGO (Aua. 2;.&pt. 22): Answer to key question is affirmative -take initiative, imprint strle. Some will say. "We never knew you possesK<i these leadership qualities.' Let 10 of "losing proposition." Aries in picture. LIBRA (Sept 23-0ci. 22): Member of opposite sex speaks frankly, expects similar response. Be di~t enou~ so that you act to heart of matters. Focus on initiative, personality, style, dcs•gn. Leo fiau'res prominently. · SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21 ): Intuition is on target. you learn by teaching. former counselor is again available for consulta1ion. Family member utcnds invitation in unorthodox manner. Aquarian plays role. • SAGmARJtJS(Nov:22-Dcc. 21): Lunar aspect coincides with creaJivity, emotional rcspon$CS, frank discussi9n with young ~rson. Key is to diversify, to display humor and to open lines of communication. CAPRICORN (Oec. 22-Jan. 19): Focus on sales fine print, property, security. intensified negotiations. New li&}lt thrown on financial status of close relative. Check payments relating to basic bills, including insurance. AQUARJUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 1'8): By playing waiting game you come closer to ultimate goal. Highlight patience, diplomacy, willingness to seek rapproche- ment with family member. Money previously withheld will now be released. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Study Aquarius message for valuable hint. Check references. protect valuables. be diplomatic in discussing finances with family member. Acquisition of art object possibile. IF NOVEMBER ZO IS \'OUR BIRTHDAY during curttnt cycle you learn secret, you will be Slrtngthened by knowledge that you no longer arc alone. Individual close to you is temporarily confined but health will improve. Taurus. Cancer, Capncom people play 1mponant roles in your life. TV academy ground broken LOS ANGELES (AP} -With appropriate H9llywood spectacle, groundbreaking ' ceremonies were held Wednesday for the future home of the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences. A tuxedo-clad parachutist dropped in from 5,000 feel, and academy Hall- of-Fame member Sid Caesar wielded a old-plated shovel at the 22-acrc sne at Lankershim and Magnolia boulevards in Nonh Hollywood. The comedian also sealed two Emmy statuettes in a time capsule which contained historical infor- mation about the 42-year-old academy. The academy has been withoul a permanent home for 12 years. By LYNDA BlRICll ALL MV ClllLDaEN: Remy 1nform1 Ted tha1 Creed ltilkd Jeue. As l'hco assum Julie that Ct«d died when he jumped from 1be aarpllne, CTtCd listen• in with the ~na dtvice he had plan1ed in Nico's office. I.Amina that CTtCd is alive. ~icowithboldtthettuth fro{TIJulie. Remy 1tlls Tad lhat CreedYt11 respe>nsiblt forhls lister becomina • prostitute. Afttr man-aaina to ,et Frankae to ellprtU hi1 anaer about Jesse's death. Oiff asks Anaie for ano~ date. Brooke leams she h•s a milhon·in-onc chance of aeuin1 prcanant. Jeremy tellS' a visitina Man about his dreams of Marina. Jeremy 1nd Matt incorrec:tly think Marissa is dead. No one believes tb1t Erica will be atisfied with a simple lifestyle. Infuriated when Travis sets • court 11\iunction forbiddina her to take Bianca out ofstate, Erica tdls Travis she plans to divorce him and wed Dave Oilhs (Andrews). which causes Travis to seek sole custody of Bianca. ANOTHER wo.u.D: Leamina that V:icky is in Majorca wuh Bridael Jamie asks Lisa to ao there with him to brinJ her ti.ck to Bay City. When L1sa refuses, Jamie socs alone. Donna discovers she can have more children. Jason t.htcatens to tell Mac that Ins 1s lhe "Chief." Marley think$ she is prqnanL • • • AS THE WORL.D TURNS: Bcfor( she dies, Elizabeth tells Josh that his father knew about him. After seducina Ernst, Lilith kills him. Lilith plans to k.ill Shannon and to make it look like Duncan 1s retpon.sjble. Emma asks Iva's dad, Jarred, 10 stay at the fann. With Dusty on the mend in London, Andy learns John is on his way 10 Oakdale. Tom and Margo find a stack of charred papers that had been left in the fireplace of their new home by the previous owner, Arnold Benson. Leaming that Hank is gay, Kim and Bob want him to stay on as a tenanl but feel he should tell Andy about his sexual orien· talion. Lucinda gets Barbara to desian for her by threatening to tell Hal that Adam could be his son. Meg overhears Tonio talking to James. i •. BOLD AND 6AUTIFUL: Despite Nick's warning. Donna is obsessed with publishing the negative story about Bill. While Brooke thinks she can snag Ridge, Caroline wants to rekindle her rela· tionsh1p wnh him. Enc and Stephanie grow closer as they try to protect Thome from djscovering that he. in an akoholic HUTTON CENTRE Mic Arthur 11 M11tn Nt> • ! to ~c. Coat11 Mf'a11 ~..., f In S11nt11 An11 662-2266 u1mc1sin -rrns from trr .Jn11 of C1l1l -Ir)·· 8548811 CHARTER CENTER W1rn1r 11 81101 841 0770 T..., ... ..,_ fMIHHOftSll (PG11) l:l~J:Jl.5:4W;tl..10:15 LIDO CINEMA Newport·Lldo 673 33~ TCINYSJ•llm.~•PJI ratfSAl USJ SNOW IJ .. EllNllT SA YES CHllllSTllAI ~) 11*-?M-4:0M:ft. ..... J . fSAT 11:4S) WITMOUT A CLUE ~1:114::»-1 0:30 (SAT 12:30) THMGIC~ ~rt) ll:JO.l:Jt.l:JI. S: 7:Jl.t:JI (SAT ll:lOl T.._, .... .__ FRESH HORUS (PG 13) ll:Jt. l:U-4:00 1:15-l:Jl.10:15 ban. shot Rtdft. Clae'ke 1s rcheved when Fruk, Mindy conlideft Will's marri. K.ri1tin believes Maraot i1 preanant by proposal. Ed and Maunicn find a photo or Storm. Blake .. a child. DAYS OP Ollll.Llvb Patch I• .. vcd LOVING: A co~p~ter ICll'Ch rev~• to from drownin1 in a tank of' water when Otn that AlcJL and qypt wttt married. ~yla, Marcu.s and Shane come on the Makin& love to Gwyn. Jd'f llutb• at the S<lCnc. Eve is heanbroken when Nick dies idea of a dttper rtlatlonship and then in a fiery car cruh. At the prom, Eve is btnll that be now bas a copy of' the named hom«0m1na ?~· but • de· v1deocttette. Staecy's first visit from the cidn to tct a ntw set o friertd1. t).r'evttells social .ervice worker is a disaster because 8enJ1 that his did l~ves bl~ and 11 on the Ritt a~ clad OC\ly in•a towel and way. Ortw lets Calho~ think !h~y made Stacey 1s unable to fill a pro,PCr brealtfut l9ve so he can ~tabl!.Jh an ahbt for lbe ror JJ. Trucker learns that Ctay suppoeed- ttme. Patch wast~ 1n10 the tank. When ly had plastic suflCJY after beina held. Jusun tel.ls Adnenne 1ha1 he kno~s. she . captive. Trisha finds out that Trucker was and Em1ho made love, sht uk.s Em1ho to once arraianed for a Jocal killi.,,. Jim tells goawaywllhhtr.£mihoisnotinlovewith Shana that Dan has undenn1ned Jim's Adrienncandwantsnopanofherscheme. co11nsclin1 ~nter. Clay blames Dan for After IUCUint Jennifer, who wu pinned Ava's disappearan~. • under a falling trtt dunnaas1orm, Emilio ,~,. • is obviously atfracted to her. Justin, In ONE LIPE TO LIVE: Viki realizes tbat love with Adrienne, realizes that she is Chrisrineishtrdauahter.AaelifhtedTina friptened of him. and h~ promises to aams to remarry Cord and 1s thnlled cha nae his ways if she will Jive up Emilio. wnen Cord sugeslJ they have a double a promise she is uncenain she can make. weddina with Renee and Asa. Seckin& NeilandAnjelicasc1aweddin1date.Leilie rcvenae apinSl Tina for the deaths of and Abe makt love for the fmt "time. Patrick's baby and Cornelius. Ursulaaiv~s Stefa'no li~s in w1i1for Diana and Romu. her identity to'anotber patient 11 Moun· • • • • uun View Omic. Tradina clothes with the GENERAL HOSPITAL: Cheryl tells patient, Ursula sneaks out as the police Julian that if Robcn does not come up art'C$t the patient wearina her clothes. with a defen~ for Anna. she will tell him 1hinkin1 she is Ursula. Secina a way to the truth. Ahhough Duke and Roben destroy Mu, Gabrielle 1tt• Michael to don't know who wa& wearing the earring rcinfttt her with the virus. When a Banner they found on the balcony the ni&ht Olivia rcponer is taken hostaae in Syria, Oin1 was shot, !hey do know it !\ad been d«ides toao_there to rescue him. Randy 1s purchasedbyJulianfouryearuao.Chcryl almost killed when a boom microphone tells Robert she was on the balcony that narrowly misses his head, and he thinks night, but doesn'I reveal that Juhan was Wa<k is responsible. there too. Jake arrives to defend Anna. RYAN'S HOPE~ !ohn and Lizzie feel Duke is furious when Roben rcfuSC$ to that a new apanment will help Jive their reveal who else may be 1mplica1ed in f: I · · L' · 0 11· vi·a·s shoou· ng. Look.in• throu•" Ro'-a tenn& mamqe a new stan. izz1e ... .,, ~ """'iru1t~ to think about Ben. Dee takes en's files. Dulce rcahzes thal Cheryl was at the scene of the shootina. F~aring she has Rob lo cM Ryanf bash. While plotuna ~Velll( ••Ml Matt, ~ and Jec;it enjoy a romantic rnoment BabY Scan trjn to pry tbt top off a miisic box which con111n1 a bomb. Nancy and Cha1 are thrQwn off bllance by their mut~I lllractiOR. Just II Joe re.J12es tbe l'OUAC bo-x con1'in1 a bomb, he pulls it out of Siobhan's hands and Jbield1 her -' the bomb uplodes. SANTA am.Jl: Thinkina that Keith is twe>-um1ni her, Gina arows cl~r to Buft.ny and tnes to un~rs\And t~e 'P_leasutebc derives from wtanlll women s clothtng. C.C. 1s uncomfof'\Able whtn Kelly brinp Jeffrey to the Capwella. but wl\en he reaJizn that it is imponaa1. for Jeff~ to participate in life, he apolotJzes tp Kelly. Gina and Sonny make ceruJn Jha1 Aut\llta overhears them sayina how much they need one another. As they planocd Al.IJUSla aoes straiaht to Julia to tell berthal Mason andGinaare havinaan affair. At Lydia's blchest, Caln uses her as a hos• to eteapc from jail Du!'in& confession. Michael tcCOllli2CS the rae1st's ~ voice. The ra_p:fsl cao\ICts Cruz f nd Eden sayinahe is upset lhat C11n isaemnaall thc press attention and st.atin& his love for Eden and their child. A tonured Eden insists she 1s carryinJ Cruz's baby. • t. YOUNG AND RESTLESS: Traci's world stans 10 crumble when she suffen a miscarriaae and rece1v" a aoodbye lener from Brad. The tone of the letter causes Paul to doubt 1ha1 Brad authored it. Usa continues to keep Brad locked in • cqt. Kaye tells Ph1hp that unkss he allows Nina to return to the. house. Kaye mtaht tou Philip out. When Ashle,Y's first stop after her tnp is a v1s11 to Vactor, Steven blows his top. been written out of Tony's will, Lucy asks Scotty to get her a copy. Collon realizes Gebel-\Villia111s to retire that Arielle went to the warehouse where Fnsco was murdered to warn Fnsco and save Colton. But Anelle's joy at Colton's discovery is shonlived because he feels this information will gi ve him a chance to be with 1hc woman he loves -Felicia. irf • GUIDING LIO : Blake admits to Johnny that she lived 1n Spnngfield as a child. Will confesses to Mindy that he and Sonni wert lovers. Sonni 1s shocked when Josh, in jail. admiis he tried to kill Will. Will drops charges against Josh af\er making love with Mindy. Blake tells Philip she lovd him. After breaking off with CROWN VAi LEY CINE-.O.C: r •own \11111e1 Pa••"'~' ;B1,,r~sNorthn•SD Frw1 ~ ~ PJTTSBURGH (AP) -After two decades and more than 500 stitches, Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus' lion tamer Gunther Gebel- Williams is hanging up his whip. Standing next to a 4()..year-old elephant named Nellie. the Gcrman- bom ~bel-Williams announced his retirement Thursday, saying he would continue to tour with the Greatest Show on Earth until the end of the 1990 season. At last count, the 54-year-old ~bel-Williams has received more than 500 stitches. "The last was two weeks aJO fTom a tiger's claw," he said, pointing to the back of his hand. "You always have close calls. (But) never did somebod,Y attack me .. They were all accidents: "Not a worm is left untumed ... buoyant, mischievous and predictaJ>)Y overwrought ... slyly tongue in cheek.•• ,~ l11i.1'\.i.l111 ~RP~~~.~~"" --E•ttlt1•lv• En,,.,,.merot Now "'•)fl"9 EDWARDS TOWN CENTER CM .. 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CrOckett; that the great America" legend was perhaps; in fact, a leaend in'h1s own mind. • Earfy television will be forgiven for perpetuating the myths ofCr~ken's conquering of savage Indians and the sin&.le-handed rescue of white women and children. Tefcvision was still young. We were still young. I wasn't yet 1 months old when "Davy Crockett, Indian Fighter" first aired on the nascent "Disneyland" television series. That was December 1954. The next installment, "Davy Crockett Goes to Congress." aired a month later. and a monthafterthatABC broadcast "Davy Crockett at the Alamo." By the time May 1955 came around, "The Ballad of Davy Crockett" had becqme the most popular song in America. Besides the orig.inaf television series soundtrack by star Fess Parker, various versions were recorded by Bill Hayes Tennessee Ernie Ford. Burt Ives. Steve Allen. Sons of the Pioneers. and several others. How much did we love the tune? In half a yea r. we bought 18 million copies in all. America was crazy .about Davy. ABC had its first major hit series in "Disneyland," and in particular, in the three "Davy Crockett" s~cials that had aired under that series umbrella. So what if they killed off their hero at the Alamo? Disney,and ABC brought him back to life in two more talcs b.Y year's end. Throughout the late '50s, '60s and '70s, reruns of those five episodes kept the Crockett mythology alive for late baby-boomers and the post-baby-Boomcrs. Davy the good auy still was fighting the bad guys -the Indians. He still was rescuing the helpless females. In ljfe as w~ really knew it in the '60s and '70s, Native Americans and American women were demanding respect, equality, and their rightful pface in history books. So here it 1s. 34 years after the birth of Disney's "Crockett." Walt himself is dead. and our culture has radically changed in many respects. But by the looks of the new "Davy Crockett," Hollywood is the land that time forgot. Oh. the revised "Crockett" (starting Sunday) does get a handsome production. Walt Disney Television of Hollywood took its cameras to Vancouver. British Columbia. where the company used plenty of natural light and modem televis1on-mov1emakm1 techniques to its ' Tim Dun~an u DaYJ Crockett. advantage. Presumably it will continue to do so for the next four episodes that will air in one-hour mstallments over the coming months. Pan 2 is scheduled for Dec. 18. Tim Dunigan. who most recently starred in the title role of the syndicated series. "Captain Po""cr and the Soldiers of the Future:· makes for a decent Dav( Crockett. Johnny Cash was well<hoscn to fill 1n as Co Crockett at 50. after Fess Parker backed out oft he i>an JU St before shooting started 1n September. But for all the presumed enlightenment or our era. there 1s none in this treatment of the tall and teetenng white man's taJe. I don't know how much of this ··Davy Crockett" is fiction and how much is fact. but I suspect it's a lot more of the former Who were these nauve Amencans. besides a bunch of menactng strangers m war paint? Who were the5C female settlers. underneath all their petticoats and passion? Will the real Dav} Crockett please stand up? LocalDJen,girlssought for 'Swan Lake' at Center The American Ballet Theater is look.mg for 2 I local residents to i)Crform as supernumeranes in the world premiere of Mikhail Baryshnikov's new "Swan Lake" next month at the Orange County Performing Ans Center. Baryshnikov, the ABT artistic di· rector, is restaging Tchaikovsky's 19th century ballet 1n an alt-new production that will become the signature piece of the company's 50th anniversary season .• Fifteen men and six g.irls are need~ for the production. The men must be between 5 feet 8 and 6 feet tall. while girls must be 10 to 12 yea" old and between 4 and 5 feet tall No dance expenencc is necessary. All prospccuve aud1uoners must RSVP before Friday by calling the Center at 556-2122. "t. 2:!0 A casting call for those with restr· vat1ons will be held Nov. 27 at I I a.m. in the Founders Hall of the center, 600Town Center Dnve. Costa Mesa. Daytime rehearsals wilt begin No". 28 and may run for one week. "Swan Lake" will be performed nightly at 8 p.m. Dec. 2-8 W1th ma11necs at 2 p.m. Dec. 3 and 4. Those selected will receive a stipend of$5 for rehearsals and SI 0 for perf onnances. ~PECW. ~fAlll.Y ~ION og · --__ .. ....,._ •INIU *~t. UA -.,....,.. E~• _.... r0 •' dO •O.'• r~ ·t0 * llU(llf,< •AllK * COUA MESA \.<A~ f"•1• -.-.,.{# • ~ 41'-' .... , •• In •ex•pen•stve * '(In tk spen' sivl no1 high 1n price r •asonable Classified Advertising 642-5678 RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY INC. .... ,_...., CMrs kt! lt22 ...... lltt .• ctSTl IESA-5U·11Sf DARYL HANNAH STEVE GUTIENBERG .. n-,_ ~r.-... ..-. ·-0--•-•1- --.._. _ ....... .,,_ wwwweu =---~ --...... ..... 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A7 - 0rmnge eo.t DAILY PILOT/ Saturday, November 19, 19N Karen aeed and ltandy matt tout. . ............... .,, ........ ..., Lina Gerometta poan for PrUcWa Sel.m&D. Bubbly flows for Red Cross By VIDA DEAN °' .. Deir ........ A happy group of 400-plus were aboard the Reuben E. Lee Showboat Tuesday evening moving from deck to deck clutching champagne~ Forty-two international vintners were also aboard and auesu needed only to extend their glass for un- limited bubbly samplings. The event was Red Ribbon I OO's third Champagne Fest event to raise funds for the Orange County Chapter of the American Red Cross. As guests moved about checking out the champagne, they found food everywhere they went -mounds of cold food plus cooking stations send- ing out the aroma of garlic and scampi. Also waitresses circulated with hot hors d'ouevrcs. Tickets were $6S per person and more funds were made from the guests who paid $10 extra to sample the Remy Martin Louis XIII cognac served in the Wheelhouse. 0 The cognac cha~ is a barzain. Diane La1nOD aad Sophie Dtac•maa. Restaurants charge $60 to S 75 for a shot." said It.area Reff, who co- chaircd the fund-raiser with Priscilla Selmu. "We hope to make $20.000 this year," she added. .. The champagne fest has been here all three . years. It's good for Red Ribbon I 00 and it's good for us," said Rudy Blatt, VP of Restaurant Enterprises which operates the REL. (The restaurant had been closed aU day io preparation for the high spinted party.) The partygoers were sharing infor- mat100 on the food and drink Wlth a lot of praise for warm croissants available for sandwich making. "You have to try one," said RR l 00 member Ma.rJ DeU Batbuu. "Be sure you get the scampi," said OUvta JobtGL "The Louis Rocde1c1 champagne is very aood." commented i.e. Welb with Wife Mary A.-. 0 At one time the Russians used to get all of that French chamPIJDe. They lO"o'ed the crystal • bottle 1t was in. But. after the communists came in and started drinking vodka the rest of the world Committee member Donna Brownell and Barllua Jobaeoa. was able to get it·· DariaeMa8dartandMartaAJex-pagne this year. Weltaer, Carol Wllkea, Jeyce Allder recommended their favorite Others there who seemed to be Ruame, •Dotti and Gia SdllweU, drinks -Joete Perrier and Tattingcr having a good tine were RR I 00 be and Gluy Smallweod and arc tops according to Manclark. president Barbara and ltent JolulsoD, Qarlae lmmeU. "Also, Moct Chandon reserve and committee members Doan• Monda vi ()pus one,.. added Alex-Browaell, Diue Lawson and Mary At closing time (I 0 p.m .) the crowd ander -she and husband own Loa Horuby wnh Scott. Also, Nora still filled the restaurant saloon post- Balvemc Winery in Napa Valley and and ClaarUe Hester , Ellie and Ro11 poning departure with desserts wasb- for the first time was ~ cbam-Cortete, Jeu and Bob Laca1, Noddle ed down by cabemets and ports. TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE FACT THAT SHERMAN CLAY, WITH NEARLY FIFTY STORES TO BUY FOR. BOUGHT lllGGER THIS SEASON. WE WANT TO BRING MUSIC TO MORE HOMES THAN EVER BEFORE. TO DO THIS WE WLL SELL HUNDREDS OF INSTRUMENTS, PASSING bUR HUGE QUANTITY DISCOUNTS ON TO THE CUSTOMER 11 • To have no payments untll next year. or •To put nothing down, on approval of credit. •To wortt with our credit, no finance co. -=::;::.:::;;;;;;;;,•To have peace of mind dealing with the LARGEST. llEAUllFUl BABY GRANO PIANO EbOnV Fnst1 e...-.... SMed ~J Md SDG IU SM P£A MO $11100 ct'! De,,_ Al'fl 14"9 ...................... ...,. Costa Mesa South Coa1t Plaza 545-0415 Complete ....... llatlng• In •und9r'• 1V .... Saving world our business· DEAR ANN LANDERS: A while back you printed a letter from a reader who told about a museum whe~ school children could go and sec-what a butterfly looks like. He ended by sayina, "I m not sure l want to live in a world where the only butterflies left arc in museums." You responded with "Ye»hoo -paging the En- vironmental Protection Agency. Where are your· If you. Ann Landers, expect a federal agency to clean up after 240 million of us, you have a grut imqination. Pogo's immortal re- mark fits the situation perfectly. "We have met the enemy and he is us." - DON G.H. (Buffalo). DEARDON:WeU..W.AMaow ltere are •titer c.mmeata frem a weU- laferme4 mMlenMp ... , -*n&Md ~Inn far ltetter ..._ L OM SANTA BARBARA: The population of the planet has passed the five billion mart and in 40 ycan it promises to be twice that. The central issue is not . pollution but over- population. The underdevelo~ countries need to practice birth control or eventually there wilJ be mass starvation. FROM ALBANY, N. Y.: Ov Mdety ii ..... , ,..... .. , .., ..,..., ..... BJ C'llA.RLES GOREN u4 OMAR SllAIUF Q.1-As South, vulnerable, you hold: •AKO' Q 95 OAX.13 •163 The biddina bas proceeded: S..~ Weta Nortll EMI 1 0 Pus I Q Pus 7 What do you bid now? Q.2-As South, vulnerable, bold: you •KUJ QA106 OAKl5 What is your openina bid? . ., ~et ··~ ....... "-.~-- ,. ..... wttll -... .pt te ... lelaei el ,....._ tMI we are leavlq oer dl&Nre9 u4 .,.... eMWrea. 'he c:wlfrita are aaay Ml Jla•dct are tilt wen&. Ile.feet 1&1 l>emu4..,....-uv.M.w. LOS ANOELES: You arc worried about butterflies? So am I. But I am also worried abotlt the lions, ti~rs, cheetahs, leo~s, ~ts, &rizzly bears. owls, elks, chimpanzees, whales. the snail danen and many species of fish. I also worry about people. One-third of our adults art functionally illiterate. No one knows how many street people freeze to death in New Yott. Cfiildren in the Third World arc swvina while the Red Cross supplies are sold on the black market. Thete are the facts. - P.P. Solldl Wal Nortll FMt lNT .._ 1• "- t What action do you take? Q • ._Neither vulnerable, u South you bold: •KQ'73 QAIM OAKl5 •17 The biddhla bu ptoceeded: S.... Wiil N.a. l'Ml INT ._ l• ._ 1 SAllASOTA: W'Mt cm w .. • ... MYe die w...W fnm lllf· MlbecU.! Here are a few .... Uwrn.•Anrap~.,.. la'I u expert at aardYls ..,. rWes,NYeptellM ... nl ...... ,.............._.r,Ge._~ ... ..,..,.... ............... .. <••-erMldle~Ma.•., P.nln.matal • ....eJ> -J .W. ' MINNEAPOLIS: Wah· up. America! let the manur.a.en 1a this country know that yoti ~ nGl interested 10 fancy, .. coavaient .. (and expensive) peclrlai• 'OM dollar out of every S 11 speftl CNt sroceries jOeS for l*blilill. nil comes to $.aQ a year fot me....._ family of four. In May, 1911. tM' Worldwatcb Institute in W~ announced that SO perceet . ~ volume of alJ household.,,... is..., in J>ICk.agjna. What'• mote it't ,e. pensive. Americans now soelld "'°'9 • today for PKUaina foocf lllaa ,.r farmers made for an>wiDI iL Tbat\ some statistic. -J.H.E. . . s., dear .... .,.. 'hen ti .. ~.,, laW oet. WUt are•• ..... • .. abeetlt! • •I What do you bid now? Q.5-Both vulnerable, u South YCMI bold: • . • '5 Q KQ73 0 .ul5 •Ml The biddlq bu proceeded: 8"dt W• ~ S.- lNT ._ 1• ... t What action do you tab? ;. Q.6-Both vulnerab .. , .. 8°"")09 bo&d: • ,. •13 V'AQC OAUJ .... 4 Q .3-AI South, vulnerable, you Ctoawonl puzde NOldll ._. .._.. w.. ,._ I I TM h4ddiq U. proc 11d .. • • hold: I C''_.. d, 1 • 2 • t • •KQ73 QA116 OAKl5 •17 In ....... 81 W1* action do you cab? The biddina bu proceeded: .._ ___ ...... .....,_...,..,__...,. Look for amwera on Mo.dmr. I TRIVIA \ TRIVIA BOWL XID STANDINGS T• Tna . ' ,, by Bii Keane COUNTB• CUL TUil& by Maratta & Maratta "He st0ps you from talking. He's a husher." M~. MiXER GETS 5 ro 10 .m i 1 J----'-4 I ' ~ I didn't meon -to 't>eat the e9'3 -.,.h1tes .. we were.. jVSt ~~~vr n~ ~ ,,, • \ _ .... llAR.llADUKE by Brad Anderson DENNIS THE MENACE • r <J "He'll be out shortly. He's in the blow-dry cycle now." PEANUTS SOME SUR6EOMS SA'< THAT TME't''RE WORKING HARDER NOW, 61.1T MAKING MUCH LESS MONE't' .. -'.· 5 ---&==3 _. _. GARFIELD l l I J by Hank Ketcham ~ ,,.,, ,,, ,~ II i~111 I ,, Iii I I ' 1'' ., ~ l'M SORRV l l>ID fT , AA' l'M AEAl..LY SORFrr' 160f~!" . "' 14A5 VOUR INCOME BEEN AFFECTED ~ by Charles M. Schutz '(E5 LAST WEEK I ~AD .i TO PLA'1' EIGl-ITEEN ~OLES ~ WITl-I A RANGE BALL~ <\ by Jim Davis I CAN'1 &fL IEVE JOPY ASKEP 6'1' THE WAY, WMAl WERE. 40U U5 ro LEAVE MER PAR"fY POINC, IN 'TME 5 ALA'7 00WL? aoeamaOSB Allllll :...........,: 1P&l /c 1W•llf: ~Nil! --~~~~~---------- by Tom K. Ryan HELP1 Or~ Cout DAILY PILOT/laturdev. ~ 11, 1MI .. 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BlJ'f :I GUE.SS :I WP6 WRON6 ••• ( f II 0 0 0 0 u a A J1 ·I~ \ Insurers, lawmakers square off over Proposition 103 LOS ANGELES (AP) -Lawmaken and insurers clashed loudly Friday over a voter-approved measure cuttina ntes, with lqislators launchma efforts to put down a so-aJled industry revolt even though several companies vi&orously defended their pullback from the market In keeping with similar statements by several lawmakers at the special bearing.Sen. Dan Boatwrij)ll, D- Concord, accused some insurance com~nics of"hterally screwiQ& the people of the st.ate ofCahfomia" foUowins pass~ of ProposiJion 103, epresentati'vcs of firms that arc pullina back protested lawmakers' verbal assauhs, sayrng that it would not only be unfarr but illegal to force lhem to operate at a loss due to thtmitiat1ve's rate cuts of at least 20 percent. Rep~atJ)es from many of a dozen firms - idenufied by lawmakers as not rencwtnl wsttna auto policies, refusing new car insurance customers. or refemng them to more costly subsidiaries -descri~ massive multimillion-dollar losses that would occur tf they continued to do business as bcfort. Ronald Foley of The Travelers Corp., which is withdrawi na auto, homeowners and some commercial lines from the market, said, "We cannot continue to pay claims deliver service to our customers and provide a return 'to our shareholders under the system established by this ballot initiative." • . · • Lawmakers also raked State Farm Mutual Insurance Co .. California's largest car insurer, for channchng new customers to a subsidiary that will charge up to 60 percent higher rates. State Farm officials responded that they are acJing responsibly. · Both industry representatives and lawmakers ra1sed their voices, at times in anaer, at other times to be heard over the audience. Insurance oOkials' comments often spurred cheers and cla~illl in the crowd. primarily composed of industry-employed people. Lawmakers' statements drew several rounds of boos. Thoufh awaitina the state Supreme Court decision on Propos1lJon 103's constitutionality, lawmakers sum- moned compeny officials to the hearing for an eJ1pla· nation of the industry's reaction to Jhc mcfsurc. State Senate leader David .Roberti, a Los Ang~les Democrat. announced leaislation to fund the state insurance commissioner's implementation of Prop- osition 103 and drcate an office in the Justice Department to handle consumer complaints about insurers. a provision that Was in an insurance-related initiative by tnal lawyen that faded. Sen. Alan Robbins, the Van Nuys Democrat who chaired the ~ insurance committee Friday, said he would introduce lqjs&ation Dec. S to levy multimillion· dollar fines apinst insurers who withdraw in some way from the market due to passqe of Proposition 103. Robbins said the legisJat1on would require every company to rttrolCtively cover all lhc people who held policies on Election Day and to fine insurers between 2S percent and .SO percerit of the value of every policy not rtnewed after Proposition 103 passed. . "I don't think you're 101ng to be able to stop it (the Jeg1slation)," Robbins told insurers. "I sen ously disasrec with tryina to penaJii e them retroactively/' said SCn. Ed Davts, R-Chatswortb. full disclo sure when you apply. No Payment 'fil Feb. 1 ST Christmas Starts Easy Credit Right Away! full disclosure wht!n you apply. ~ a sales counselo r ror d1.'tt11ls . Media role in charter fOrsuspeCt questioned Ask a sales ,:oun'Selor · for details. / Th• Intelligent Choice! ·--c:-.-- COHVENtENT HOUOA Y HOUAS: 11tON. • •M. IA TUftDlt Y IUHOA Y tw.M • t#M tMM • •M t tAM • 1PM Detlfffy Av ..... 1 Dayt A Weeti. .......... o. .. ••··· .. ... 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Other newspapers and broadcasters did stories examin- ing the question. Puente, 59, the landlady of a downtown Victorian rooming house, is Cbafled with one count of murder stemming frofl} the finding of seven bodies in her yard. The district attorney's office plans to file ad· ditionat counts that could lead to seeking the death penalty or life in prison without parole. Police believe Puente killed the tenants. mostly down-and-out elder- ly. to get their Social Security checks. , County Coroner Ow'les Simmons said Friday that autopsies had been completed on four of the seven bodies -two men and two women -but that the causes of death had not been determined. He also said police had provided a list of 16 names of people who once lived at the rooming house but who were unaccounted for to assist in the identification. He said several corpses had been covered with lime. Police spokesman Sat. Bob Bums said detectives probed the yard of another house formerly operated by Puente but discovered "notbina to lead them to believe that anything is buried there." Police, saying they had insufficient evidence at the time to arrest her. allowed Puente to walkaway from the house Saturday, after one body had been found. Education reducing AIDS .rate BERKELEY -Educational pro-- grams and public health efforts ap- pear to be very effective in fighting the AIDS epidemic among those most at risk, acoording to two reports released Thursday. The annual rate of new exposures to the human immunodeficiency virus in gay and bisexual men in San Francisco has fallen from 18 percent of the hi&h-risk group five years .. to less than one percent in late 1"987, largely because of radical ch~s in sexuaJ behavior. researchers said. "There's an extraordinary sense: of community there," said Warren Winkc..lstein , p rofessor o f epidemiology at the University of California at Berkeley. The ongoina study has monitored the health of 800 gay and bisexual men since 1984 ... It's a remarkable accomplishment." Researchers also reported a sharp drop in the number of sexual putters and high-risk sex acts amonaa ~up of PY men beina tracked by federal researchers in Atlanta. The new statistics re«tct fewer partnen and acts of unprotcc\ed anal- acnital interoourse. ~Jet fuel spill forces closure of.SF Airport - ) .J l f • ., .. '• ' •. '· .1 -1 ~ • SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A • broken jet fuel ~no at Sen Francitoo lnt.cmational Airpon oa Friday afternoon delayed DUmerout departina ftiabts and divenect muy ) ioco~~-flijbts 10 airporu throulll-out ~est Cout, llrport oftidalt said. A conatrucUoll crew hm"Ollilocti Brothers CODUKton brolre I 12-indt 11 fuel line .., lbc TWA ter'IDiMl ~ about 4 p.m., effocbvely lla)ltdlll off supiptia to all 1bne • •IMll. -..ct alrPort epobsmn lloll wtlloll. .. Piloull'tv=~hilddaat-. is ao fuel a .. ll6d Jasd., -~£~'.: ...... ;:;.1:;r._. Allilli ........ .,... ... =•:=-~~ -···irn:.- • SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1988 Fontana holds on for 2 l-l 6win after drawinl_ Fontana in the fint round of the CIF Division I playoffs anyhow, so in this one it received another dose of t.d news after a ~ Jield So&l l>Y Fontana's Joe .BemaJ early in the fourth quarter. The fourth-down play went over after an Edison bold1n1 penalty and the Steelers ( 1()..1) convened it 1nio a touchdown. Sp Father than ha~ it be 14-10 Fontana, with the bell pna over to Edison on dnwns. it wull-10 seconds later and Fontana held on for . a 21-16 victory before an estimated 7,SOO fans at Fontana Hip. .. The CIF just lost a very aood team (in the playoffs>t saJd Wrute, Yt'he>te c~ (9-21 hid thear o.,. ponunabel but teemed to ttt the ~calls at the wrona times. Editoa'1 quanerbecks.junior Don· nie Smitb and 1enior Orel Aflldovic, combined for 179 puU-'8 yards. but Foniana·s runnina attack of Bobby Sylvesier-wbo scored three touch- downs-and Jason Smith combined for 217 rushina yards. The key play, the one which turned' a faur-point deficit into an I I-point Fontana lead. came four plays into the final 12 minutes. Betnal's attempted field pl of 30 ~ was off the mart and 'the aw,m. who sco~ on their preVIOUS., ~OD in the third. q_uartef akt-teepina the ball for almost four ·mtn\Jtes. were ready to state another rally. But wan ... no, there'u yellow n.aa. WJth a 4-yard touchdown run. Holdina -Edison. The missed field AJltelovic had missed the last t~ pl didn't count and Fontana had • pmes because of a broken thumb, new life. · ·but Smith, who went 10--0 as the '1'hat boldina penalty killed us," · startjna quarterback on the White said. "But (Fontana) never sopbomoret.eamlastycarand}Othis held us durina the pme. No one. of ·year as Aotelovic's back up, played course, bolds apinst us." well bycompletina 9 oft 2 passes (one W\Ute was beina sarcastic, of interoeptioo) for ros yards. course._But be wasn't when be said a It's hard to second~ Whitt for call like that isn't called very often. keepina Smith in there until 6:09 was "They ca.JI that about every 10 left in the pme. Smith WIS soHd. So years," White said. was Antielovic for.one series. B~ . , . on the next play.J sure Who knows what would've hap- eno Sylvester scored on a 1-yird pened if Anaelovic entered soonef1 to~own run with 9:S2 to play in "(Smith} was doi~ fine," said the pme to s;ve the Steelers a Wh1tt. "We j ust ~ t block.int as comfortable lead (21-10). wcU as we-sbo1tld have. We didn't Anaelovic who completed S of 9 play as good as we could have, but -Ne puses for 74 yards while Jeadjna the tried hard. We lost two iames this Chatgtrs to a fourth-quaner score year both at the end of the pme, and after replacina Smith. made it 21-16 (Pleue ... &DISOl'f/84) one Aalelcmc Barons put it together, rip St. Francis ~,... ..... .,awe. ... Fountain Valley takes command early in 39-0 win • Loyola tops Lions. ~I 0. 83. ' ByEDZINTEL ... NlltC...: $•I Fountain Valley High School head coach Mike Milner says that in order to win football games oveT a lonf season you must be lucky, play wet improve and stay healthy. The Barons would seem to have all four ingredients aoing for them as evidenced by their 39-0 win over St Francis Friday night 10 the tim ro1tnd of the Division I playoffs. CIF Dtvielon I ~ ..... Y'. SC.. Lovo&9 JO, Westminster 10 Mat• Def 16, Lone hed'I Jorden 9 Fontana 21. Edfaon 16 lfshOo Amal JS, Mllffkan 0 Servlte JS, E IMnhOwer 17 CrftPI 2', Lone BNc:h Polv 23 Rubidoux 20. SI. Paul H FCM.lnfaln V.-V 39, St. Francl1 0 SeceM ..... ,..,... L~ (11-01 vs.. Matw Oel (6-Sl Fontana (10-1) vs.. Amat (f-2) 5ervffe (t-2) VL CrftOI (6-SI Fm. v.-., (t-21 vt.. RUbldoult (9·21 tailback Kednc Powe. Powe rushed for 161 yards and two toucbdowns on 13 carries and the Fount.an Valley defense handled the resL • • The Barons (1()..2) avancc to the second round of the playoffs and will ol.ay Rubidouwx, a 2()..14 winner over St. Paul Friday ni&bt. Fot111talD Vall.,. rannln& back Kedrtc Powe fhada llole aa 8t. Pranda defeulft bacll llama7 BraYO prepuea to tackle. Before about l.SOO at Huntinaton Beach Higll. Fountain Valley, the No. 2 seec:fin Division I behind Loyola. stormed out to a 22-0 first-quarter lead behind the runnina of senior There was never a doubt about the ~-BA.a01'8{&4) CdM enjoys first round blowout against Troy Sea Kings register their easiest CIF vtctory'ever, 44-0 •Estancia ousted, 17-14. 83. • Saddleback pulls 17·7 upscL 83. BJ ROGER CARLSON °' .............. You'll have to excuse Corona del Mar Hi&b's footbell fans if they ·~ 11ittle &iddy this momina -it s probabl)'. t&e overflow from the euphoria of Friday niabt following the Sea Kil)p' rousint 44-0 victory over Troy H~·s Wam ors in the first round of the CIF Division VI play- offs. How rousina? Well, with 2:SS left in lbe third quarter Coach Dave HoUand had his freshman reserve ~uarterblck. Todd Kebru, in the hneup to hand off' and/or pitch out to bis t.cka u the Sea Kinf put it on ice at Newport Harbor Hi .. K.ebrli's last bando came with 3:21 left u reterve Rick Taketa went over from a yard out for his first touchdown of the teaSOn. It was the m0tt lopsided playoff vict~ ever for the Sea Kinas and .raised their overall record io 9-0-2. No CdM eleven his ever won nine pines in 1 tenon, and it catapulu the Sm Kinll illto lbe Quarterfinals next CIF Dlvielon VI ~rldlY'I ~ Valencia 42, LOI Am19M 6 Sunny Hlh 21, a.ttfloww 11 Kennectv 17, E1tancla 14 Fulerton 24, La Mir~ 21 Corona del Mar 4'. Troy 0 Aneheim 16, Artetle 6 Saddleb9ck 17, Le Habra 7 Peclflca 19, Wettern 14 s.c.... ---Gemes Valencia (10.0-1 VI. s. HINs (9·2) KennedY ll+ 1) VL Fullerton 16+ 1) CdM (,_0-2) VI. Arwthelrn (7·•) Sddtekk <•·6-1) v1. Peclflc:a lf·H) Friday apinst Anaheim. "We got some turnovers and the defense has been doing it," said Holland. "We had some nice drives and we earned this one. And. I thought Ty Price played rutty we. IL" Price, the Sea Kings' quanerback who doesn't often set the world on fire, but seldom puts Corona in the hole, had his best start of the year with three touchdown passes, completina 9 of 16 for 160 yards, as well as a touchdown run. It was his first touchdown pass in the first quarter which set the tone for the rest of the niaht as he booked up with Jeff Oark on a 69-yard play with just 96 seconds spent It was third-.a.nd-eiaht and an obvious passina situation, but Troy's defense-less Warrion appeared to be cauaht nappina. Price play-actioned and went straight downfield where aark bad a 4-yard edge over the defender. He cauaht the ball in stride and went the distance without pressure. How could Oarlt be so open on such an obvious play? "I'm not sure, .. said Holland, "but f '11 take it." Troy, which tied powerful Valencia and had allow«! only three ,oppo- nents to score as many as tw~ touchdowns. couldn't do anythina rilht offensively or defensively. lbe Warriors fumbled four times and loit them all. and were inter· cepted once, and saw it become a S4- yard touchdown return by Warren Johnson. After Price's early touchdown pass the Warriors dua in and forced a CdM punt on the next Sea Kin_,· pos- session1 but John Katovs1cb re- covcrea a fumble at the Troy 34 to set up an eventual 22-yard field goal by Pat Callaahan. The Warriors seemed in the ~me for just a moment -when Rob Duane stepped in and intercepted to Jive Troy the ball at its 41 with 9:S9 left in the second quarter. But two pla)'1 later the Warriors fumbled it away and Brandon Bento pounced on the ball at the Troy 38. SiJt runnina plays put the ball at the Troy 9 and then Price scrambled to his left and found Warren Johnson alone in the end zone for the touchdown. Bryant's SS01ards leadGWC Ready or not, Troj.anstakeon UCLA USC's Peete r emains a question mark for showdown tOday for Rose Bowl berth •On TV. 0.annel 7 at 12:30. PASADENA (AP) -Witb or wit.bout itsstarq~ USC will attempt '° uiJ down a &GK Bowl berth and stay alive in the ial:e fof the naliooal champi(>nlhip today qai.nst crot1town rival UCLA. and 9-J. Trojans Coach Larry Smith said he wouldn't hesitate to So for a lie iflhe situation called for it. ··1 c1on•t think that's even a de-cision." he .aid. "Ya.a• d to fOf the tic bec:9me that would put 10" in lbe Ra1t Bowl and you·~ l'MDI to play the No. l w.am (Notre Dame) neat week ... The teCOftd..ranlled Tf_'Ojans and lilllh-ranked Bruins meet fof tbe Sith Smitb said the ltlt\&I of quar- lime. and for the lOtb lime, the ~ .~:! u.~• fisma..,: winnereanw 1 Roee Bowl bid. " ·-._..... ... ~ br USC Ml a 32-IM..,.,..,...... IM 1230 p.m. ticto«' time at the UCLAUd IW-1 in..-.. ... IM~~Ra.~low~l~---:---- wiuer 1De1 IO tM Roll-~ Tiiie Trojlal la.,. woa die llll lil!IM l9da ..... U9C. 7.0 iD Pllciftc.IOC. .. m llDd M cmrt&~ caft ..., Qmliff lllf die llOIC lowt bytyl11ialM .... t.I l l Warriors • survive scare Woodb ridge lets lead nearly vanish before claiming 31-14 win • C~ Mesa dropped. 48·2 I. 83. By BOWARD L HANDY Dlillll'NlltC...i 4 11 I Linebacker Mike Yurkovich t.nter· cepted a pus and returned 1t to the I· yard line late 10 the game and quarterback Fred Schweer passed for three touchdowns and scored anothef for Woodbridge Hi&h Fnday night. The Wamor football team. playina a first-round Clf Olv1.s1on VIII pme apmst v1s1tmg Cabrillo Hip of Lompoc, posted a 31·14 tnumph at Jrvme High. The Warriors Wlll meet Santa aara neJtt Things appeared to come too easaly for the Woodbndic team m the fint halfas they vaulted to a 21-0 tdae at intemllssfon. The detemuned Con- quistadors had other thoughts. how- ever, and scored a pair of touchdowns in the third period \O dOS( the PP to 21·14. ··we didn't go for the Jugular and didn't have lhelt11ler instinct there to stan the second half," Coach Rick Gibson said following the game. "Instead. we waned and waited and waited for something to happen until Yurkovich interttpted that pass in the fourth qu.aner 1 "'We went in to sco~ and that p ve us a little breathing room. Jt cot a httle acarywhen it was 21· 14. It m1aht have been tbat we had control in the first half but they kept com1na af\cr us. "CabriJJo was a lot tougher first round opponent ttus ~r than~ had a year llO in the pla)'(>ffs. We knew they~ tO\llh up front but F1'1d (Schweer) bed another good pmc. ••Wheft he doesn't ooml>ktc a pus. you 6pect ham to. But after all. he's still a 17~-old kld and will make mistakes. I th<>ul)lt ht played a vuy aood .... toniabt." Sda-a:r Mid a band an alt four Woodbridlt ~WM. He~ to nmni .. beck Scott ScymOw for twooa..-ofSand 12~endto tiatt• e.t o.t)' G1beon fOr the odllcr ,._ S jllNI out. With Troy Holmes three co.~ 1he tc:ore ._ 21-0 It halftime. AAer CabriOo ...,,,"'** Scon v ... ICIOftld -"*"' of 11 .... j4 jllids nct kidted boch COil•• ••• to .. it 21-14 Wi9 JO •an .. ii·-·----~ ... w.manw.c ........ .._ Sc:Mlsc1 _.._...._~ •PAim ,r,•._1 II ... ...,. ... ,...=.a. .,....._...., •. - ..... ,.. Alleda ... Preti COLLEGE ST A TJON. Texas -[!] TCPI AAM footbaU C06Cb Jackie Sherrill •II t lla1I be wiU not COKh today q.ainst Texas Qrisaian in order to.relieve p~urc on bis . -... foUowina alleotions Sherrill payed "hush money" to a former pfayer, .. fint.,,I want it known that I am still the athletic dindor and bead football coach at Texas AclM Ubivcnity with full authority," Sherrill said in a statement released by the school Friday. But due lo "many distrac- tions" since The Dallu Morning News reported the allegations. Sherrill said, he is appointing assistant coach and defensive coordinator R.C. Slocum to direct the team today against TCU. · .. Under this temporary ar- rangement. I feel that the players -..uJ and coaches will be able to focus tbcir fuJI attention to the job at hand, playing TCU ... he aid. "Hopefully. early next week. this situation will be dearer and the issue will be settled. I will be here next week__JX'eparina our team for the TeJl8.S game." former ~e fullback George Smith told The News in a copyngbt story that Sherrill paid him $4,400 in a series of cash and money order transactions dating 10 November, 1986. Smith termed the payments "hush money" that were made as Sherrill's athletic program was being investipted for violations by the NCAA. the news- peper reported Fri~y. Tau AclM officiaJs said Friday they will seek IWOl'D statements from athletic department personnel M pert of their investigation into Smith's claims. Tbe NCAA assessed Texas AclM a two-year probation in SeptcmbCT after investigators substan- tiated numerous violations of regulations that govern extra benefits to athletes. The Aggies also were barred &om post-season play this season. Quote of the day Jim Lefebvre, named manager of the Seattle Mariners who have never finished over .500 in their 12 seasons: "Alvin Davis isa winner. Mark Langston is a winner. Mike Moore is a winner. Harold Reynolds is a winner. They're not lo~rs. They just haven't won yet." Wallace takes pole in Atlanta llaty Wallace, still hoping to over-• take BW Elion in the battle for the Winston Cup title. buried the Atlanta International Raceway qualifying record Friday as he took the pole for the season~nding Atlanta Joum&l 500 in Hampton, Ga. Wallace drove his Pontiac Grand Prix to a fast lap of 179.499 mph, well above the previous track mark of I 76.623 ~>in March by Ge9ff ~in qualifYing for the Motorcraft 500 ... . Second-seeded Martl.aa Navratilova ~s u~t by b1g- serving Belaa s.kova. 2-6. 7-5, 6-3, Fnday 01ght in the quarterfinals ofa women's tennis tournament in New York. Sukova, the eighth seed. will meet No. 4 Gabriela S.dal, a 6-1.L 6-1 victor over Natalia Zvereva! i11 µte semifin&ls ... Key Ntdl•la• nnuaiues. a rookie wtde receiver with the Rams before being released last month was shot to death Friday. An unidentified man latermarrcsted in his killing. officials in La Mesa sajd. Red Wings win slzth straight Sieve Y1ermu continued his torrid ~ scorina ea.cc with two goals and an assist , . Friday rU&ht as the Detroit Red Wings woo their sixtfi straia)lt game with a 5-2 victory over the visitina Boston Bruins. Yzerman, Y(hoenter'ed Friday•s play fifth in the lcaaue scoring race, ·set up PHI Med••'• first-period goal and netted a pair ofhis own in the middle period as the Red Winp built a 5-1 lcad . .. Eltewhere in the NHL, Dave ~tlu scored a power-play aoaJ with 10:53 remaining to lift Washing- ton to a 3-2 victory over Hartford-in Landover, Md ... . In Winnipca. aoaJtcndcr Alaia atevrter made 30 saves for bis sccona shutout as the Jets blanked Toronto. 3-0. ~ CarlJle, Pat Elf8ell and 0..1 Small scored for Winntpca. Dele Bawercbk picked up two assists for the winnen. Chcvncr lot his only other shutout in four leUOtlS on Oct. 27, 19 7, in the New Jersey Devils' 4--0 victory over the Philadelphia FlveB. IN THE B~EACHERS M...tJ:: ... , ................. 'lt"tr .. __ .... . . - Gilder takes lead with birdie Bob Glider birdied the 18th hole l!I Fnday to take a one-stroke lead after the third round of the Kapalua International golf tournament in Hawaii. Gilder's hard- earned 71 came in strong, _gusty winds at the Kapalua Bay course. He was at 16-under-par 200 after three rounds. but had three pla_yers within two strokes of the lead going into today's final round of the chase for a S 150,000 first prize ... In a Seniors to~~amei:tt in Key Biscayne. Fla .• Lee Elder battled swirling wmds and fast greens for a 4-u nder-par 67 and a one-shot lead after the first round. Elder. 54, had four birdies fo his bogey- free round to edge South African Harold Hculq, who shot a 68. Mccomish wins PGA qualifier BAKERSFIELD -John McComisb n of Santa Maria had seven birdjes in a round of 7-under-par 65 Friday to complete his domination of a PGA Tour qualifying tournament. McComish led all four rounds at the par-72, 6,935- yard Rio Bravo Country Club. His final score was I 8- under 270. Television, radio TELEVISION 9 a.m. -COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Penn Slate al Notre Dame, Channel 2. 9 a .m . -COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Michigan at Otilo State, Channel 7. 9:30 a.m. -COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Yale at Harvard, ESPN. 12:30 o.m -GOLF: Kaoalua lnterna llonal flnat round from Hawaii, Channel •. 12:30 o.m. -COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Nebrask.a al Oldahoma, Channel 2. 12:30 0 m. --COLLEGE FOOTBALL: use al UCLA, Channel 7. 12:30 o.m . -COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Kentuav vs. Duke from s.>rlnofield. Mau., ESPN. J o.m -COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Syracuse at West Virginia, ESPN. 4 o.m. -COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Washlnoton at wast11noton Stele, Prime Ticket. S o.m -PRO HOCKEY: New York RanQers at Minne$01a, WOR. 6 p.m -COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Mia mi at LSU, ESPN. 6:30 o.m. -PRO BASKETBALL: Cllooers at Denver, c~ s.. . 7:30 p,m. -PRO HOCKEY: Buffalo at Kings, Prime Ticket. I o.m. -HORSE RACING: Hollywood Park replays, Channel 56. 9:30 o.m. -GOLF: Seniors tournament second round from Kev Blscavne, Fla. (delevedl. ESPN. 10:30 o.m. -COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Lono Beach Stale at Fresno Stele (delaved), Prime Tick.el. 11:30 o.m. -COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Boston College vs. Armv from Dublin, Ireland (delayed), ESPN. RADIO 9 a.m. -COLLEGE FOOTeALL: Penn State at Notre Dame, KPZE (1190), KRTH (930). 11 a.m. -COLLEGE FOOTBALL: San Dleoo Slate a t New Mexico . KFMB (760). 12:30 o.m. -COLLEGE FOOTBALL: USC a t UCLA, KNX (1070), KMPC (710). 1 P.m. -COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Utah Stale at Cal State Fullerton, KMNV (1600). 2:30 o.m -INDOOR SOCCER; Tacoma al Lezers (delayed). KPZE ( 1190). S:30 o.m -INDOOR SOCCER: San Dleoo at Danas. X TRA !6901. 6 P.m. -COLLEGE FOOTaALL: Long Beactl Stare al Fresno Slate. KPZE C1190). 6:30 P.m. -PRO BASKETBALL: Cllooers a t Denver. KRTH (930). 7:.30 o.m. -PRO HOC.CEY: Buffalo at Kings, KLAC (570) Lakers hold off Trail Blazers LA rallies late for 106-105 victory; Clippers triumph ..,_ fte AMeda&ff Pftt1 M.tcic Johnson scored I 0 of his 12 founb.quarter poinu in the last five miDu1a. includina two free throws wilb S41ClCOD<ls rernainina. as the Los ~Liken defeated the Portland Tniil llazen, 106-105. at the Forum Frid8y nilbL Jobuon scored 26 points u Los AISies came beck from a 96-92 deficit with S:4 J to play to outscore PonJand J 4-9. The Bluen were led by Oyde DraJer'1 l8 poi nu. Portland led only sh tima in the entire pme, includina four in the founb qua.net. Their last a.cs was IOl-102 on ~xJer's dunk with just over two mjnutes left. J.-Worthy who bad 22 points, bit a 'Pinner in the lane with I: 14 to Din and JobntOD hit two free throW1 fora 106-103 Laken lad. I• Giber N8A = •. ,k.~llpoin~:=.:r~ Ok 1n to tbe Yic:Dy 11 tbe Sporu Miil O¥S ...... fodiana, which .... ~ .. _._. .. a.t=°~j;, Kat Norman ~~~au apieu for the ~ .... bid. ~bWi 27 r=-:· .-~r:rr:-= _..,, Mii Dmli• IDd Deve ~ wltO I 1*ted f'onnet ~= t.1IL-r-Zi"' 10 minutes remaining in the game but the Clippers scored 11 stra1aht points in the next 1:54 to assume a 92-86 advantage. Indiana could never act closer th.an four points thereafter. PbtG111 Ul, S..1 115: In Phoenix, Joe Dumars scored 11 of his rcgular- scason carecr-hiah 31 points m the fourth quarter as Detroit remained the NBA's only unbeaten team and tied a club record wtth its sixth consecutive road victory. Detroit, 8--0, matched the mark set by the 197().. 71 team, which won six sttaiaht on the road en route to a club- record 9-0 start. Phoenix, losing for the fint time in four home-91mes;-trailed 8S.-78 enterid& the fourth (>Criod but rallied to tic the score four times-the last at 98.98 on Jeff'Hornacek•sjumper with 6:03 remaining. Celtkt 11'\ Ballet• HI: Kevin McHale scoreo 27 points and Robert Parish .added 26 as Boston bid fareweJI to hospital-bound Larry Bird with the victory. Bird who js expected to be side- lined f'or three months af\er suraery today for removal of bone spun on both Meis, watched from th,e end of the bench as the CcltM:i sfrualcd to their 12th consecutive reaulat-IC&SOn home victory over the Bullets since Marc.b 1 •. l 984. CaftlMn H, Nets H: Larry Nance tcOred on a II.am dunk with 22 aeconda left ud ~ Price bad 27 ec"nlS on l2·for·l4 lbooci"" ,;vina aevelaftd the triumc. Oev61nd. ... lid i• ...... roed ~trailed 94-93 after Lnier Coaaer mt cwo he duoWs fOr the Nets with 27 __.. remew"" After a timeout, the C.val~ ia- bounded the bell to Nance at mid- Celdeemr~Bhd.dae to ....... ~917 todaJ, oonfen · 'Wltla Coaoll Jbui1 Rodler9 PitdaJ. court. and he drove the lane and dunked the bell over Roy Hinson. Belli 111, Haftl lit: In Chicqo, Michael Jordan ICOred 34 points, includina five free \brows and a basket in the 8nal 1:$1 of overtime. Ufhns Chtaieo to the win. W~ lU, S..a 117: In Miami, Chris Mullin tcOred 29 points and W1n1ton Gerland ICONd su points in ovenime, a.diftf Oolden Seate to the win. Tbcapmmoa Heat. 0-7, rallied from a l~ deftd1 to fDrcl IM overtime on ao.y Scitaly's dak With ... IOC>Olldl left. ,... 117, ...... ... Qlltll Bl;tJcy h8d 31 poiaaa lad 1 l re-= ~~.1.~~~~ ~ Philadelpbia .... .,,:.. i;:yort's five.tame winnins aueat. ----~-~ ------·~----_--_-_ -----=--~==--------__ ----. CouEGf B~s~ETBALL Xariet pulls upset From 'ne A11eda&e4~1 Tyrone Hill's short bank shot with two seconds to play 91vc Xavier (Ohio) Univcrs.ity an 8S.83 upset of No. 4 Louisville m a first-round Big Apple NIT game Friday night ip Cincinnati. Louisville overcame a six-point deficit irt the final.two minutes to tic the 91mc, 83-83, as Evcrick Sullivan stoic an inbound pass and scored with 10 seconds to play. Jamal Walker then took the in- bound pass for Xavier and found Hill near the basket for the winning shot. Senior guard Stan IUmbrou&h scored a career-high 35 points to help Xavier overcome a big early deficit. Pervis Ellison led Lou1svillc with 18 points. · ' lo other Big Apple NIT openers: Stuford 7t, Moetua 13: Todd Lichti scored 22 points and Howard Wright added 20 to lead No. 20 Stanford to the victory in Missoula. Stanford took control of the pme with a I 0-0 run midway through. the first half. taking a 20-8 lead. Stanford led 41-28 at halftime and by as many as 24 points in the second half. Nortll CanU.. 111, Ta.-Cbt.- tuoesa H: Kevin Madden scored a carccr-hiah 31 points and Jeff Lebo had a school-record 17 assists as No. 6 North Carolina breezed at Chapel Hill. When Madden wasn't on the receiving end of Lcbo's passes. the 6- foot-4 point guard was fmding Rick Fox for dunks and layups. Fox scored 2S points before fouling out in the final five minutes. Syrae111e H, La SaUe 71: Senior guard Sherman Dou&las scored 30 pointsandjuniorStcphcn Thompson added 24 as No. 8 Syracu~ showed a surprisjng touch from long range in defeating visiting La Salle. • I ,, ' Korth CarollDa'• Scott Wllll••• clauee looee ball In Bit Apple 1'JT pme .,at.aat TenDHHe CbattaDOOC• htday. The Oraogcmen, plagued last season by poor out.side shooting and known more for their inside play. tied a school record with eight three-point field goals to advance to Sunday's second round. Mbsoeri 7S, SW Mtt ... rt State H : Missouri iuard Lee Coward.scored 19 points, mne of them on three-point &oals, as the Tigers romped in Columbia. The 14th-ranked Tiacrs took a 28-20 lead into halftime and the Bears never got any closer. Wyom.lq 71, SMU 15: Wyoming. protecting a one-point lead, got a stdl by Kenny Smith with 38 seconds and by two free throws apiece from Rcgic fox and Robyn Davis to put the game outof~ch. I IMiua IS, D.Uaot1Stace41: Cent« Todd Jadlow scored 14 of his cared- hiJh 21 points in the opcnina aevch minutes of the second ha.If, sparking the Hoosiers to victory at Bloomina- ton Ind. l Georpa 71, Arbuu Stace ti: Pit Hamilton and Alec Kessler scored 18 points apiece for the Bulldogs. I • I Building program CCI' s goa~ I Eagles hoping to improve in second ~ season in GSAC By JON FERGUSON OftlleDel!J ......... It's never easy to build an athletic 1>rogram at any level, and etJrist College Irvine has been no exception as it enters it second year in the- Goldcn State Athletic Conference of the National Association of Inter- collegiate Athletics• District Ill. But the important thing is to make progress and Athletic Director and men·f baslcetbaJI coach David Wild feels his program is doing just that after its first yea.r of actual recruiting. ..I think it's been great for our colJegc," Wild said. "I think it's just a matter of time for us. We're aoing to be improved over last year. This is our first real year of recruiting. If you give us a couple more yea.rs, I think we'll be right there with tbc best in the conference. With recruitina becom- ing a way of ---operating on this campus, I think we got a good class this year." Only four pla ycrs re - turned from a team which fin- ished 7-21 over- all and 0-14 in the GSAC last _.__ ... season, but Wild Wild is im- pressed with his ei&ht newcomers and three new assistants, including for- mer Kennedy Hi&h Coach John Mayberry, former Cal Stale Fullerton assistant James Irby, and Ralph Skov, who has coached at several levels. ··we'll uy to win 91mes and uy to improve, and I've seen a lot of improvement already;• Wild ~.id. "We played some pretty competsuvc pmes last year apinst some of the OSAC oj)pOnents. and we'll uy to win some oftb<>te this year. ..We certainly have: a touahcr schedule this year. That's pd for us in that we have 1ood OJ>POnents to play, but it's also pert of the effort to improve the proaram. Three yean qo, we were 2S·8, but we didn •t have the ICbcdule we have now. h's productive playina more Division Ill and NAIA schools. We've aot a lot of work lO do, but I feel Sood about what we've done." The tor> returners for the EqJes are senion Mike ThomJ*)n and Qd.ric Benton, while Jay Kirch and Cesar Reya, who CllCb avenaed about five potftts per pme, retu.m to provide dcDtb at pard. Thorn , a 6-foot·l forNatd, a .8 points and 7.2 re- bou year 11Q while shoodna $0 ~t frOm the ftdd, and Benton a S.lioot·ll 8llrd who avm,ed S.l poi•U. is Iii. f.lilli' mOll unproved pla_yer and win move to the P._CiinL funior Alben Oay, a~ from CoMaidiaColl SI iaSeml..A.11.:wilJ 111rt at the olf...,.., h•lftU Matt lld• Mil llln It b... with no...,. (i.M &wo w cunJwe rebounden). and ~focit ... :.....-.an Ind Scbroeder starta at enter. CCI/alls to La Verne, 91-74 ; The Christ Colleic Irvine men's basketbaU team's opener in its ' own Thanksgjvinf tournament was spoiTedDy I.a Verne Friday night as • the Leos took a 9 -74 victory over the Eagles. The loss dropped the Eagles into tonight•sconsolation roundpme at 6 toni&bt against Occidental, which lost to Christian Hcntage, 11 0-95. Tne championship game at 8 pits Christian Heritage against La Verne La Verne converted 30of61 from the field. including 5of10 from three-point range, while CCI suffered from cold shooting, making only 1 "" 27 of71 field-goal tries. The Eagles were led by center Brad Schroeder who had 12 points and 15 rebounds. Aaron Clasen and Matt Richter added I 0 points. ln a women's game: Cal Poly-SLO to, SoCal Co1Je1e ZS: Lori Halliday scored I 0 points , as the Vanguards dropped their opener in the Cal Poly-SLO Tournament. * RMtw ...._Maine (H• ..... •11) Ht. Wt. Yr. G Ctdl'lc ~ (Los Aneelnl S-11 165 Sr F C.r1 Bronson (5-n Oleeol 6-5 200 So. G Aaron CllMn (Dales. Tt•H) 6-2 175 Fr G ,.,_ E•Mldet (Pico ltlvete) S· 10 170 Fr. G A1ber1 Gev lllmllnttlem, AL) 6·1 16' .X. G Jav Klrdl IOelwer, Co.) 6·2 115 5o F Crele 0.,. (()rlendo, FL) 6·2 115 Fr G c-Reves (lloomlne•onl 6-l "' 5o F Mett Rldller ((;(-ville, Ms ) 6·• 2'S Fr C Keith Roeers tOraneel 6·• 225 Jr C Ired Sdwoeder (Fl. Wtvne, In.I 6·1 210 Fr F M11tt T~ IAtveda, Co.I 6-2 1IO Sr Heed COKfl! 0.vld Wllel; Hslste11t coedlft Jim lrt)v, Jofln Mevtierrv. RelPfl $1lo•. kMdule Frl.·S.I .. NOY. 11·1' -CCI TMnksetvln9 Tournement ICl\l'ltlltn Herll•"· Lt Verne, Ocddenlell, 6 Thur.·Sal., Dec. 1·3 -•• Arau Peclflc T04Knemtnt, TIA Tun,, Dec. 6 -Pec:lflc Cllrlstlen (l'IOmt), 7:30 Sat., Dec. 10 -et Chrlstlen Het'lleot. 7:30 Tues., Otc. 13 -LIFE ltble (l'IOmt), 7:30 Thur., Oec. 15 -Concordia· Ann ArW, Mich (llornt" 7:30 Tun., Jtn. 3 -Whllller lllornt). 7:30 Frt·S.t., Jen. •·7 -et Occldentel TOUf'· nement, TIA Tua. JWI. 10 -Frnno PecNlc· (l!Ome), 7.JO Thur •• Jafl 12 -Concordle·Mltfftuk•, Wisc. (llQme), 7:30 Siii., Jan. I• -t t Callforllle luttst•, 7.lO Tues .• Jan. 17 -el Point Lorne Nt1ertnt•. 7:30 Fri., Jtin. 20 -Soulllefn Cellfornle COleM• (llornt}. 7:30 T~ Jen. 2• -Wfttmoftt• (home), 7.lO Set., Jan. 21 -Callfornle Lutt1eran• (llomel, 7:30 T\*, Jan. 31 -et ANM Peclflc•. 7:l0 nv. Fa 2 -,..,._ • ......., <'*""'>· 7:.JO Set .• FtO. 4 -Cellfornle ...... ,. ('*'N), 7J0 Tues.. Fa 7 -•I Fr.,. "9c:11'1c•. 7:JI • Slit. Fa 11 -., SOUttlern CallfOnlle c ..... •. 7:30 T '*'• Feo. 14 -PoMt Loma NuertM' (llOt\'lt). 7:.)0 Sat.;,. .. 1' -1t Wfttmoftt". 7:)0 Tun. F'ao. 21 -etc........ Ll.lfNran• 7:30 Fri., Fa 24 -Alu.. ~lflc· I'*':~. ~a • ........_ ~ $1ete Altlletlc C ..... Four retam to key ne• ca.ell'• eflom New Christ Colle1e Irvine women•• be1ketbell coach Kent Schlictemeier brinp a phik>eophy of man·to--man full-court prasure de-fense and a fast...-:ed offense into his fint year u coech, but be admits it will take tome time to implement those desires. ••J don't WOl'TY too much about the offense at this point in the ICUOft,·• •id Schlictaneier, Who COKhed the ~team 11 U.daif Hilttln Ottudo, F1L ... -. '0Tbeflaaven•t had a wiuilll tndiaioG. ucJ WC hive 10 do wdaiimwelLl~IMltMlreyto wia~ -.....W islDOd ...... I think tJiat can tun it ero.Dd f'oryou ... lleianU• IO ad die~ ~Which went 7-20 a "81 flO. 2~10 in the Ooldcn Slate Adlletic . ... I Conference, are seniorce>-<:aptains off guard Michelle Ferris ( 13. 7 poio(.s, 3.3 assists), who bit 876 of l 000 free throws in a fund-raiser for the team, and small forward Mea Nitz (7.3 points, 7.0 rebounds). Both shoot well and should lead the team•s offense. Returner Sharon Johnson (3;1 points, S.S rebounds) will sW1 at oower forward is will be the squad's r.kcy rebounder ... Freshman Leslie Reinicke, an aK- confcrencc and city all-star pn)e pcrf ormer as a hjf,! school semor in Milwaukee, is a •fine athlete" who earned GSAC honors on the women•s volleyball team this fall. She is a strong rebounder and shoou well to 15 feet, Sch.lictemcicr said. At point guard, freshman Lauren Rich and sophomore returner Donna Josten will battle for the startina sppt with Rich holding a sligltt early ca,e. Freshman forward-off &uard Amy Thompson will be the other kh contributor. * R..- ..... Maf'M ( .......... , Ht. Yr. G It-Carrol (Olftvw, Co.) S-2 Fr. G Mlc:Nlll Ferrli !Fl. WMNale, W'f.) S-5 Ir. F Sllaron JOfWlton (Hewll'lornt) s-e Jr . G DcwWll JoMlft I~ El Mofttel H So. C Merl LOM.I (Nor'ttl I ..... wood) H ) Fr. G MY Lotton (Cfllno) S-4 So. F Mee Nh1 (0.mn Onwel H Sr C Lftfle llelnldle V•-.•Lltiee, WU W Fr. G L.aurtn lllctl (,.,....,...) S-7 ,r. F Amy Tilorn9loll (llDOmllllJton, Mn.) S-6 t:r Heed coadl: l(ent ScNldl.....,: MMtant coectlft Cotv Tueelt, ,_.. Klllll. 101•1 Frl.·Mon., Nlw. •ti -at • ...._. T-namam, TIA · Moft.·Tuet. ....... ,, -.. ~ JeOIOll -Alatka, l'tA Fri., 0.C, t -OWWnonl·Mudcl-~ (home).~ Tllft, 0ac, 6 -flomofte•...., ('*"9), llJIO ,, ... o;c: • -et ,... Met1r1•. 1;11 ' T...._ O.C. n -al UC SM '*-• 1:JI flu., Dec. IS -~AM.,_., Mk:fl.. ('*"91, Ht n.ur .... s -o.-.. (lleffte), J;:lt • let .. '911.7 -et'-*~.TaA Tua, Jell. 11-,,_. '-dlk'" tfllme), tlS Tllur., JeR. II -Tfle __.,,. (MfM)t l::lt ....... ,._ .. c.........,.,1:,s r Tue.., Jell. 17 -.. ,_.. LARle ........,., S;!S ,rl, .... -~ ~ Ce1191• (Mnlel, 1:11 . l . Twa,; J9I. M -..... ,_,.., l:JI ... .• JM. • -c..w.... LAMW"M" (Nme), llS ~=-\'=:=~~- ... ~ .. ··-~ ...... U..). " T..._.1. F-. 1 -.. ,,_ ,__., 1111 w ... -.11-.. ......,.~~. t1S T-., fr& IA -,_.. ..... _ ... _. ,...,.,,t .. ...... ~-•-o .-c-..11• t-..,,,...1•--~ ..... c.-:'£ lll'rl:i_fla,. _ .__,... ....... . ...... 0..... ..... .-..-.... ' I I Or._ COIM DAILY PILOT/~, Hou .... 1t, ,._ • ustangs go cold ID Bloomington, 48-21 · ~ °lf layoff experience Is evident as ta esa exits Division VIII football aheadoftbem ... OurentiR__.i ii made up of sophomores. We return IUnt ataner5 on defemc neat year, _and our freshman tam is lo9ded with speed,·· continued a.JdwtJL BLOOMJNOTON -Reachina levels tbat haven't been re1Cbed linc:e 1979, tbe Col1a Mesa Hiab Mustan&S i':>t a valuable lesion in what the CIF PlaYC>fti are all about u they ablorbed • 4-21 Iola in the openina round of Cbe Division VIII eliminations Fri- day niabt eruon. The Mustan~· offense, led by quutel'blck Rieb Schones did not have any trouble movina the ball on the Bruins. It was Manny Bonilla. the beck that ~a lickiq but keeps on tickiq. poundina the middle of the Bruins' defense. And it was the pusina of Schones to David Salladay when the ruMin& wasn't wortina. The Mustanp tried everythiq in thispme. ' won bi& in tbetr openina pme ... -The Mustanp were a couple of tackles from winnina this one. MutUnp' supporters pecked the viliti111 bleachers. .. We'U be blck in the plar.offs ntxt year, .. continued Baldwin. ' This year we won all the pmes we were suppoeed to, and nht year I'm aoina to scbedult tome loQI travel pmes to aet tbe kids used to it." <:osta Mesa's fint touchdown was Ospina '1 90-yard kickoff return after Bloominatoo bad shot out to a 21-0 lead. • .. We spent the whole day uavellina and mentally Bloominaton over· ~red us. We weren't racty IO olay je•-P11fellilol111t1H-.-. •• ,'" said M~ Coecll Jom ~ here at BloomtqlOD Hilb. On their first ~on they ran a The temperature wu in the 30s shift ~Y out of s fonnation to ~urina tbc pme and the Mustanp' pqi a 6ist down. ran a reverse ~ seeyned to b&frozen iD their on a kickoff return a they aot a 9().. Cracks bj the moves of BloomiftllOD-yard touchdoym run by Duby Os- They tried an onsides kick. but did not recova. They ran a fake punt and bad the runner not broken to the ri&ht it would have resuhed in a bis play. Two offside penalues JUSt before the half left the &all on the Bloomina- ton 2-yard line as time ran out to allow Bloominal:on to maintain a 28.-14 halftime teid. • 8oniUa IOOk the ball at the 10 and banded off to Ospina, the latter takJ 111 off around his riaht side and be went untouched. ~ ToJly Wriaht and Travis R~ pina. · '"Thole Bloomiqlon pays have a lot of playoff experience," said Baldwin ... Look at Trabuco. They aot beat last year in the openi~pme. but are beck in the playoffs this year .and for·the Mustanp, their future is Schones made a roll to his left and weJU in from l S yards out to carve the . lead to 21-14 still· in the second quarter. '• , CIF Dlvlalon VID "'*Y'• ~ Atnadlro 42, s.naa Ynei 3' lloomineton 41, Co1ta MeM 21 TrMluco HMts ..,, YucelH •• Senta PMM 2', St. Monica 'D Agoura 30, El 5"undo 1 PMO Robles 7, Notre Dame o Woodbrldoe 31, Cabrillo 14 Senta Ciera 31, Marv Star 7 SeceM ·--~ 81sofNI_..., O•U YI. Al8'CMWO (11-01 Tr.lluc:e Hlh (9-2) va. SMte ..... (9-t) ...,,. (7-J ·l) "'" ,._ It ... t•J> Wu• ldlso o•u "'" Sent• a.re m-t> •T'llur1dsY1 .... ~ARRIORS •• 81 yard drive that stalled at tbe Cabrillo S. Holmes then kicked a 22-yard field ~ to widen the llW)in to 24-14. This set the staee for Yurkovicb's intm:eption at tbe CabriUo 30 which be returned to the l with 6:SO to play. Schweer went over the middle on a keeper play for the final yard and breathina room for the Warriors. "We bad some holes in the defense toniabt that weren't there in thePtS~ .. Giblon said. "But &ive them credit, too. They have a aood ball team and an e.xplosive quarterback.. We~ he could throw but we didn't e,~lpect the runnina he did tonipt. • "Santa Clara has a aood passer and we'll have to do better next week." While the Conquistadors didn't aet 9n the board in the first half, they did ICIOre a touchdown on a pus for 65 yards that was called back on a hold.ins penalty early in the second , period. This would have tied the : count at 7-7. · On the second play later, Alex Zaldivar intercepted a ~. and · returned it 20 yards to the CaDrillo 24. This set the st.aae for the second Warrior touchdown to make it 14-0. • Quar1erbKk sacks were recorded for Woodbridae by Eric Lekas (two), Jon Ettinaer and Craia O'Connell (two). Ofrensively,Schwecrcompleted 16 of 30 for 204 yards with two inter- ceptions. He also caught a pass from Seymour after a lateral but the play gained only a yard. Officials for the game were btouaht in from San Bernardino and they • didn'tarrive until after kickoff time at 7:34. They did set the pme started shonl)'. after their arrival, however. Whtie CabriUo quarterback Vi&il missed on his first seven attempts accordina to the statistics. he had two called beck on penalties that could have chanaed the complexion of the pme in the early aoing. * ..... 11 21-61 210 17-JM 76 l·mln•10 )40 S-27 H s-30 H.:ll . .... .......... '-..... Sea Ktnf• Bnndoa aento (45). Jobn Katcnalch (41) and Brett Allen (88) brlnl clowD Troy'• llarll Sdclater. CdM .•• hola81 More problems for Troy came quickly as the Warrion went to the air, to the delipt of Wanen JobnSOG, who intercepted and raced S4 yards for the touchdown. · Two plays into the third quaner the Wurion couabed the b&ll up apin and Warren Johnson (yes, tbett'1 not much be doesn't do) covered the b&ll at the Troy 28. The Sea Ki were · ·to settle for a 2(}.yard ~Id ~P\. but the snap was hiah and Price took off around his left side and scored a touchdown. Jenson 's 26-vard field doal saaa 1eback · .T • 8, pulls upset lifts Kennedy over Estancia ~::~abra By lllUt WOLCOTT °""""C.1119 0 t With three minutes left in Friday's game, Estancia Hig!l was on its war to the second round of the C IF Division VI football playoffs. With 2:21 to go, the Ea.fies were looking at ~ ~ssible overtime with Kennedy High's Fighting Irish. And with 22 seconds left on the clock, the Estancia playen stood shakina their heads in total disbelief as the ball floated through the uprights for a 26-yard Kennedy field goal that put an early end to their second season. "We ~ve it away," Estancia Coach John U1bengood said in disaust af\er Kennedy scored l 0 points in the last three minutes to pull out a 17-14 win before a crowd of 2,300 at Western H~. •We made a terrible mistake. We were pla}'ing the long pass, we had a 1ur. on him and he just broke open," Le1be~ added. "What more can you say. We pve it away." The play Leib~ gx>ke of, the one that the Estancia defensive _play- ers will be kick.ins themselves for in weeks to come came with euctly three minutes 1eh in a pme the Eaates led, 14-7. Flcina fourth-and-21 &om their own 45-yard hne. the Ftghung lnsh sent five men deep. The deepest of those receivers -who happens to be named Deep-came upwitb the ban on the Estancia l 5-yard line. ··1 was wide open on the plal," Tom Deep said after the game. It was an audible and (Kennedy quar- terback Peter) Montera chose the righ_t JU>'.. to throw to. "I had a couple of guys covering me. but I knew nght away that I had them beat. l just outran them." Deep who stands 6-foot-S and weighs ns. was finally dragged down from behind by Dan Ucker at the 3. Two plays later. Kurtjs Lindquist plun.aed over from I-yard out, knot- tinl ihe score at 14-14. Then, with l :37 lef\ before over: time, Estancia made a second mis- take. On third-and-1 6 from bis own S, Uckcr threw a pass that skipped off the hands of the Eagle$' KeYin Thomas and into those of the f ight- ing lrish's Tuk.ay Hitanukulkit. In came Kennedy's pla~kicker Larry Jensen, up went the kick and out went the lights for Estancia. After nine years of waitina to aet into the playoffs, the Eagles took less than three minutes to gjve away what looked like a sure victory. "It was a put year. what else can you say?" Le1ben&ood sau1 ~we weren't even supposed to be here. accord.in& to a lot of people. They said we were the underdogs. but tonight we should have won." Estancia, which placed second tn the Sea View Leaaue this year. finished the stason with a 7-3-1 record. Kennedy (8-2-1 ). which had not gone to the playoffs since 1980. won their seventh game in the last eight to advance to the second round. Estanaa·sdetensc gave up 1"5 than 12 points a game during the regular season. but was hot and cold on Friday. In the second quarter. Thomas busted throu&h the Kenned>' hne. jarrina the ball out of Montera s hand and into the end zone where Jack Pacheco recovered it for a touch- down. But Montera came back to collect 226 yards in lhe air, LOCludtng_hi~ S 1- yarc:f toss to Deep and a 54-yard touchdown pass to Mike Moore in the third quarter. Estancia wasted little time talung back the kad, with Thomas scoring on a l-yar4 run to open the fourth quaner. Teammate Josh Wo- jtkiewia., who went over the 1.000- yard rushina mark for the season wt th 82 yards on Friday. earned sut umes for 22 yards on the go-ahead dnve. * KennedY 17, Estana. 14 SC...IW~ Estal'C:ill O 7 O 7-14 l(ennedv 0 0 7 lt-17 s...o 0.-W es~ ueco•e.ecl fumDle 11'1 9"11 -(VH-l llldll. 7':25. ~o.w- 1(~ 5' MU frOl'f'I N\olll'efe l-'- lllCll), t:OI. ~0.-W Est-Thomu 2 NII !Vat--ICll) 10 17 l(~I 1 rUft (Je<!Mn -ldl) l 21 IC-~ ff FG, ~_22 A~ 2,)00 ln llmatecl> GAMa STA T1STICS lht F 11'\I OOwns f lt~·vwoeee >0-1m Peulnev~ 10 Paulne 7·14·1 llttturn vw.seoe• 1' '""'Ive Nett nrcSeoe 24 NeiYatdffe 175 Pun" S·l6 F un"lll6tt•fumtlies lost 2·0 ,,.,.... •. ,,_.,.,... •-l5 Tlmeof~ 22 1• K• 1) )1-1)6 m 13·2'1·2 ) 14 m 2·34 1-1 4·30 2U1 • '"""'' lt\te((!IPtlcln_ f\lmlliaHtunla IMOIYIDUAL •USMMO Est-Wolf"lewla, n-a1 Thomes, >·• &ur· rows, 1-1. UC:ti.er, .. nwt-Y I(~. , ..... L!Nwhl 14·25 ""--1-1. ltoc:cH, l·S. HenMll. 1-1 INDIVIDUAL ~~ e.~. ,_1 .. 1. 1t KM' Moiu...-.. l)-11·2, ~ ~. 0-1-0 ~L••aiw. Elf Pwl•Oiue, t-ll. vu-• 2-1•. wo-1~. ,...., .... 1-\1 K....-0... J•74, ~ 2·'1. LUl'ODY 2-17, ~. 2-n. ltoo:N, 2•7. ,.,._.. l-5'. L"'°"""'· l-mlft-2. Westminster falls to Loyola, 30-10 Sparked by an outstandina de- fensive effort which created 6vt tumovn-s. Saddleb.ck Hilb earned a 17-7 CIF Division VI lint round football upset over La Habra Friday ntght on the H1ahJandcn' field. Tumoven kd dtrectl)' to QCb of the scores for the R09d.nmnen (4-6-1 ), the tbi~place 1epcescntativc from the Sea V tcw Leaaue- La Habra. the fTeCW&y ~ champ1on, fumbled the openins lcidt- off and Mtauel Nava rcc:overed for Saddleback.on the 12. Moments laa, Jeff Blanco found Juan Acuna over the middle deep in the end zone and the Roadrunnen led. 7-0, before two minutes of the pme had been spent. Defenses took over the rest of tbc first half. which was scoreless tbe resa of the way. Sadd.lebKk. pedded its advanlQC to 14-0 as Dave Mania intercepted a pass over the middle and raced 2S yards into the end zoae. The Roadrunners added to \heir lead with 2:21 left in the third ~ as Beto Zavala booted a 31 ·yard field aoal which came soon after a fumble recovery by Ronnie Ramirez iD La Habra tcmtory. "Our defenx and special teams ol&ycd • .,ut pine... said s.ddio-beclc Coach JCfTY Wttte. ..We put put pm.sure on them all Diab\. .. * Sol I A 1 r dr 17, LA "*9 1 .............. hJllllK'k ' I 'It t-11 La Meer• I I I 7-1 ......... ~ 12 .... """ ...... (z...11 By SCO'rr STOE~ both sides of the ball bepn to take its at the Uons' 27 and af\er a flv~rd Paw StoMhouse. Loyola's premier •1et.>, 1..a. ,_, ...,. ...... °"' s t a toll. penalty, Smith hit Jimmy K.Jein Of! a place-k.icka, finished it off rwth a~ s.o '""°"' 15 """'*"""' ""'" a..- OLENPALE -Westminster TbeUonsconfusedtbcCubsinthe slant pettern and Loyola had its yard field pl, into the wtnd. with kick>. ua ~•1 upeea-minded Lions bad the early ac;>ina when they put a "Surfer" ~nd touchdown in a span of SO niM ~nds kft. It cleal'td the ~ ~· .=::.., ' t ""'-but ~utt nan out of Pl formation on the fteld. compliments 1eOOnd1 on the clock. crossbar by a scant ix inches. u• ........ 1 ""' tllaNe .._,, aa. --. h .,, •••. , .. (Wiiii 1 .,. fnaay •ilht u o.. 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Ft 191' V*1 ~1i:_ro-, ~==r~ ....., ........... ---,--•-• .nirww • nw•Md St. Frwil WI( ... ) wlUcll ilMa rM owr the ...WOW. but • WlltMminl .... 1111111 lom the Del liddi• ~ .......... lllay. Rey Le1pe Two-DllYI llW, ,_... Wt dsht Baida ;.,... die ...... tot a ad f.ric Swaberl ., a ll-yant ~aoe fram =~ ~ ~ VaJ!ey led Yards on 9-ol-~ae. Foualain bylinebecken~~=!~ Valley IOWed J 6 yillds to SL Ud S.-0~ ve --... Francis' 11. Mock ud linemea Jim Olrvilc:la and • Milaeuaid he lel11,ood about the Abraln Yee. bepn 10 tatecoavol tbt win. aJllaouP, be sai4, .. It's never as p~. ~~forced teven punta . eay .. ii ~.. wtule tbeir oftente P'U'led once. He ~ted to a fina-rouad playoff' ~ apiDft St. Fruds in 1914 in * Wbicb 1be 8aoD1 won, ~10. "'We p t t v.., •, a Pf'Wla t newt know bow mucb tbcoppolition St ,_.. ...,. • ...,.. , , .,_ 0 will-up for lht pane." be uid. --St . ·-• JI , .. .._,, F~s played tiard. but we're u ,___ Wirt......, ...,. beahby as we've been all yeer and ~ • NII !,._ """· ~ ro:va,..ltv. -·-,,J.,.,,;_ bard-noted "1i-SKI •t l1 MU frorft ........ '.~.t-· -.... .,_,... ~ llldl), ... ootbell. l'Y ...... u ... """' ......... Milner said bis team'• deftllle has ~ Ir.lea), :II ..... ...... improved drama1ically in recent ~ ' ""'~ Ir.Jc&), tdl ,,... weeks. .. We 1eerned to have come ~ a ""' u-.. 1 •• 11.Jda>. ,.. ' (ISlber tbefe." ha aid. FV ~... • FG, 1:11 ]ndeed, and U Usual, lbe Baroni' A"*all*~ == timina.couldn't have been better. ed ,,,;. ._ ~ Last year, Fountain Valley peak • ._ . ..,._ 3, duri-tbc playoffs after a 6-4 ICUOn, ---.,.,_. S1 --... _ fi--·--~ 1-.-l ~ ····-2 -Avanci-to UK" DllQ UlllOIOf°e IUalna ..._ .. 11111 -...,. .,.,.... • to Fontana, 21-0. ~NCI!. vr... fl'llll·Jl ......._ Buoos have won their lut six ~----• ..... 20 . . ,__ 1·• and bave .::ored at aeut points 1n each of their last eiaht. =-==-.. , tJ orcoune. Fountain Valley is uted TlmellfllOl••IM 20:U ...... Tbe ..... ....._, .. ___ ·ll'Unt ..... c.11011 tumlMI returM to polt-leUOll t'!"!Y· ~ om... ' MDMDUAL M111•t1 made the playof& in eiabt of the 10 ~··•· tH2.1 MWtlMil. t-M; 1>1u. t-~ Milner bu been It lbe helm. tor-minus J; ...,.,.,._, >-tor-mlllul ._ Fountain Valley IClOftld touch· F~. U-1'1; w... . .,.1'; DuW, s-tJj downs the fint three times it b8d the Del Gelo. ~ PAIM99 bl.IJ. Powe ran for I 48-yard lOUCh· SF---M .... , l-2M, S1. down on the Buoos' leCOnd play ~· ••~'t,2.~. •·H, '· from scrimmaee. That put him over SF ...... ,..,, EO...•¥. M ,; Wlloilln, ,.._ .. C*ili... the I ,()()().yard mark for tbc ICMOD.. ~ T~, HI; Jlndl, l"'-........ ,.._... . Momenta later, UICkle Drew E.d-FV~.,.. s.111 ••·Ms;-..... Pomataln Vallq'a Keclrlc Powe nau bato 8t. Prancla' Dan Prwllettl (81). Robert a...--·•ate(U). om..rt Jando(21) bora recovered a fumble at the St. Hl; ...... M; v•. H.. Runners duel Monarch$ pull it out in late going, put for CIF titles · h . · •1K1U•OLCOrr LongBeac Jordan away1n 16-9win ........ c.. ¢1Ft Fl ) WALNUT -WiththcOFCross D , d r t ' < d 1 fcelwchaveas1oodashotasanyone. because of the turnovers, and that Country Championships on the line. Mater et s e.1 ense urns game aroun ; We have played siA of the top JO they should be upeet too.•· Gallo 700 competitors throughout the d , t d N l d d Lo 1 i xt teams. How much touat>er can they related. Southern Section will tackle the un e.1ea e ' o. -see e yo a s ne be?" .. ... aruetina three-mile course at Mt. San Thinas did not start out so well for ~ Dlt M. ~ ~ _.... , Antonio Colleae this morning. By STAN GRANCH Lua Pola. Kamenz attempted to Mater Dei (6-5 and third seed from ._.. w ...,.... Racing bqins at 8 a.m. with the ....,,...c., s •u1 throw the ball away, but he threw the the Anaules Leque), fint ii lost the Motw Del • 1 1 t-1' Bo~s 4-A final. followed by the Boys LONG BEACH _ -Wa'th under ball backwards for a lateral. The ball coin toss and on Jordan's first play· Lont a.ct1 -=......,,: > • •-' 3-8 20 h Bo 2 A t 8 40 d rolled into the end zone, and ~rough from scrim~ tailback Johnny ,. .... ~11. at : · t c ys • a : an three minutes to pl~ the outlook hi Jd r. '\J.J-ft..... .._, · the Boys 1-Aat 9. Theairls' races start ........ .....t bl--.. fi M • 0e· it just before Jason U cou recover Robinson raced 2 yards. Exceptaora "*'...,. with the 4-A at 9:20, the 3-A at 9:45. ap.,.....""" ~ or e a~er 1 it for a safety with 2:31 left. run of 40 yards the Monarchs were MD-<>'NOI ~ '=:;::' 1r.1c11>. U1. the2-Aat IO:IOandthe 1-A at 10:35. Hi&hMonarchs.Theyweretrailingbe Then Kealu Oifford returned the abletocontainRobinsonasbehad25 L~lllx '1 .... "'°"..,....., ci..1c11 Each divisional final features 12 ~~J:: tJ!~~l~~:1. Panthers were free k.ick 18 yards to the Panthers' 42. carries for 120 yards. id to~ ... ..., out ., 11111 ..,., l:Jl, teams of seven runners, along with But the defense suddenly forced 1 The Monarchs decided 10 go for the The Monarchs offense also d not W>-f"ilM ct -""' O'Nol (AIM'WWI qualify1n1 1nd1viduals from non-safety and then the offense scored on jusular, and caughlJordan an a safely gel ofTto a fast start u on iu first play i..~t..'.:icr. >.• 1 .. ..,.....1. qualafyana teams h blau. Quarterback Dan O'Neil lofted the Monarchs fumbled the ball to • .,_. JTAnST'ICS Arca ha .... schools anclude Corona its first play allowing the Monarc s 10 a bomb to wide receiver Tony Pena Jordan. In total.the Monarchs turned ... post a dramatic come-from-behind -, dd Mar and Fountain Valley in the victory over the hostina Panthers for 1 42-yard touchdown strike, with the bell over three times and wett Fn1.._ ,._.. La.I ' ,, ... , 8oys4-A and Woodbndgc an the Boys Friday night. I 6-9. 2:03 remaining. penalized eight times for 70 yards. =:·:= DI 2-A. Monarchs coach Chuck Gallo. TheO'Neil-Penaduohasprovided Jordanwasno1playinaat1betopof :=_...... ''"111 111 S-lH I 2'-mM-21 Ill , .. For the girls, Newpon Harbor . .._t....... ·1 ...... f-lcfandsai .... "It some:yro-fortheMonarchsth.is n· s pme eitheT, u the Panthers. • .....__....._ ....... _... J...fftllt--Huntington Beach. Mater Dci and urgs ·~ 8 s .,. "' ''" 1 "' 1 • all th .. -0.1 ._, ...... _.. ·-" l"'"n• will battle fior the the 4-A tnlc. was an e•citing. emotional pme. and year an riday night was no excep-special teams wcrt not al~.... Net.,.... ,~ • • • '" I thank God that we came out on top. lion. The pair teamed up on·6ve plays Place-lcJckcr Lester Falatea booled a ~ ._, with Woodbri. in the 2-A race. The le.ids played th.cir hearts out and for 143 yaros. In all O'Neil was 12 of 24-yard field aoal midway th(OUlh =~... 1·11 H .. n .. The CIF F~nals also d~tennanc we were able 'to overcome our 17 for 238 yards. and he s00rcd a the second quarter to Jive Jordan a Timoof.,..••*" 1t:Z2 Southern Sc:ctton cntncs into the mistakes." touchdown on a 4-yard run. . 3--0lead. Howcverlatermthepmehe •PufW,lflltt~.r:. State Cbampaonshafl Meet next.Satur-Jordan (4-5-1) the Moore League The defense led by Pola and Uhl, missed a chip shot from 26 yards and MO-CMn, ''°'"' O' ..... •s-~ n . ~Y m Fresi:io. A J JJF dJyis~~~Lco-champions and No. I seed from who each had a sack and led the team t~ crushina blow .cam_:_.w~n .~ er L~~~==~..:-.:,• =. ~nnen receive an au~ma~c via:w the league by virtue of a coin toss, in tackles, slammed the cqe shut on massed an extra point "4lTIY an u~ l minus "' •onwta. •~ •· into the. ~tale c;hampaonship, wtth seemed to have the game under the Panthers allowing Mater Dei to founh quarter as Jordan had lo settle • MDMDUAL :._,..... f~ur addiuonaJ bids awarded by team control. Jt had the ball at its 21 facing play top-seeded (No. I ranked in the for a 9-7 advantage. ~~i-~;::.. m. times at ML SAC. . thiro-and-12. nation} Loyola at Orange Coast The Monarchs trailed at the half liDNiDUAL Hc•iwte Last year, ~e Newport Harbor 11;rls Surprisingly the Panthers elected to College, next Saturday. 3--0 and coach Gallo let his team Ml>-fl9no, s-ta; °"'"' H•• '""'· t-•: parlayed a thud-place CIF 4-A fullsh pass the ball and quanerback Ted "It as going to be fun," said Gallo know 1ha1 he was not very pleased. ~!:, ... J·S.; ''""· 2·4'; ,.._, ~ 8ee CD /II&) Rameri1 was hat and spun around by about his upcomining with Loyola. "I "I told them that I was angry i-1. ~~1t1:11i:11~~1••1!n&~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ BRYANT RUSHES FOR 330 YARDS IN GWC'S 31-24 WIN ••• Prom81 county recoro of283 yards an a _game. which bad stood since 1966 an the tchoors first year. •Toby Whipple's (Saddleback. 1970) county and M1ss1on Con- ference 11n&le-season records of 1,514 yards and 308 carries. Down 24-21 at the half after the Rust.Jen wcnl 52 yards on etght Joe Napoli .JJUSC$ to pull within three, Bryant 1anited the only two sconng drives of the second half. He pined 58 yards on a sax-play. 61-yard drive which was capped by his 23-yard touchdown run. KC Satterthwa1te converted one of has four extra points to malce 11 28-24 will'l 7: 15 to playm the third quarter. Wide receiver Narvcl Walson made an outstanding block to spnng Bryant for the TD. In the fourth quarter. Golden West drove 68 yards on 11 plays, Wlth OCChosts Rancho to end season The Oranae Coast Collqe football team will clOse the season toniaht at 1 when it hosts Rancho Santiqo Col-... The Dons had been in the hunt for the Million Conference Ihle before droDPi111 thei! ~t. t9".o~mes to fuJICnoiand~ icb play ~tat Fullenon Diltnct tadlum for tbe conference title. Rancho awn at 6-2-1, 2-2 in the Central Diviaion, while OCC enten at 3-6. CM. occ le8dt the teries between the "'°teams. 21-16. R1tdo ii led by nanni .. beet Mlb Mildooe, wbo lm pined 1,007 ,.... (blnb bat ia tbc conf'ereftc:c) lmd blalmc 1k ftnt Dons nannins t.:t 10 edipac the l ,000-yatd nwt In ...... ,.,.. ~ Eric Turner and Scola· Wood ....,. the duties and an bodt e&cti ve. JC.my bed (40 catch- •) ud Ala Trabenonl (3' e1tebts) are tbe two mott frequent ta,..ets. , Bryant carrying 9 umcs for 62 yards. Satterthwaite then booted a 21-yard field 8~ to make 11 31 -24 with 7: 15 remaining. grounding on lhc play. Two more sacks returned the Tigers to their own Sas the gun sounded. The Rustlers' defense limited a potent Riverside rushing attack to JUSt 9 yards an the second half and 89 yards ovcraJl shutting out an oppo- nent in the second half for the third time this season. ... ......... Wflt J1, lltwnldt 24 SC.. w o.n... •"'9nlot cc 3 ,, 0 0-J• GOldtll Wftl 7 I• 7 J-ll """ o-tor ltl~ 3t FG, 6:36 With 7:30 to play, R1vers1dc quar- terback Randy Payne htt Vincent ~urlin with a 37-yard pass play to the Golden West 26, but moments later. Rustlers safety Kurt Szuba recovered a fumble at the Riverside 34 wllh 7: 10 to play. GW-And«Wn X) MU from NoCIOll (Sot· lortrlw•ll• lllck). l'.17 seCllNt Omr1or lttv-Groone S run <Gotn kldl), i3~ Gw-Brvont lO r11t1 (SOllerltlwolte klckl, 6:17. lt~lft t3 kickoff """"' (Golft k~). 6:0l. ' ltl¥-hvd 2 run (G91M lildi), l:12. Jn the waning minutes after a Golden West punt. Payne hat Spurlin with a 34-yard pass to the R1vcrs1de 43, but the Rustlers' Mike Cover sacked Payne for a 5-yard loss and Payne was flaged for intentional GW-<rowtev ' '*" fl'onl Noooll CS.I· 19rlllwollt llldl), ~lt. ,,... 0-W Gw-ltvont 23 run CSatttr111wol1t kltkl, 7:15. Orange Coast blanks Rustlers Nadon contrt utes to eac goat, Pirates reach final. 3-0 Mitch Nadon ICOred two toels and Ulisted on another 10 lead the OraDit Coast Colleae women's toe:eef team to a 3-0 semifanal victory over CJOlden West in the women's Southern Californaa Final Fo'f Friday 11 Palomar Collqe. The Piratn, 19-0-l, dominated mott ol'the C keepina the pm1ure on the Rustlen' pl. Onuiet • wbicb bid won lbe two~ rneetJnp oftbe team& by 1-0 tc0ret. pla'J1 in the final today at noon. Nadon aciored off Michelle Fcqette's atlist U:23 ia10 tbc fint half, IOinl one-oa-one apiut tbc plbepcr b a l-0 lead. Debbie 8oatnF: took I m>llias Piii from Nlldoo 20: I 0 into I.he leCOlid balf aad convened 10 maa it 24. aad OCCdoled thellCGrillll ..._ ~ ._ ... ._.. ~ ll:OI iato tM....,. •1tm ~·· Jlllll.. OoalieKim ~--twoOoldell W•._ to,... .... ,. ........ :_"1:.C· ••••• dde.sive auppon, ~-hill Olil; awrc ... e..,..,occ111~ The~ COMI Collllt women•• VOUe,W WI cloeed out itt...,. wttb ~ iu moaer" ~ f# ibe leUOft, but it ..... quiet enouP .. viliU.. Ooldln West prev~ JS-10. l~IS. IS.~'12-IS, ls.I, l'ridly nl&ht. After splittina the fint two pines, the Pirates were unable to recover from a slow slatt in lbe dec::ilive Game s. falliftlbebiad S-J and 12-7. Jocfy Fee had 29 k.ilh and Jeana Weber ldded I l b OCC. -Which clola at 6-6 ln the Ora• Empire Conference and 8-l 2 overall. Golden West, led by Jactic Cook and Dannie Doll with 26 and 11 kills rapledvet)', mtcnpost«UOD play 12-0and 19*1. · OCCIHD'•wceropea•~ The Ora~OMt ~ men't IOCClf team opens Soutbem ia ~ •y today at I ia Wilmi~ llliut LA HUtlor, wD:9' repllad r.. Loi Awtelat &belMt minute when ii ......... tM Dool ......... .,.. .... i.A Hirtlaf, :l:"°ainl ............ tom .. ........ Calitnil A*lr1ic Coidiawc:e. ... a ........ LA"• No. J .... 1t11 f!llM Ille...._. c1w1e1-8-1.A 111111 ..._ cmlideNd * -eo ._ "r wy ...... ....~-, occ. Wlaidl tied 1w • o.-...... ea.a .... tide bid lall ?bi ....... -..r:1D ..... ~ eaten•tMNo.6 ... .-alM-4....._1111 OC'C '-"" Nov. 26 ......... "' ..... .... bli•tm ... Doliamd Clnhol. a.. tlnl ...... 111111 ..... -.... a.I ~N& • •••••• ....... . rnm.-.oa: l::I ::r ~ 91dedblnla, ......... a.a, ,,,.... ... adedfiftla. • Johnson leads occ · by Mt. SAC Oranee Coe.st Colleit's Derek Johnson hit his founb three-point aoal of the ~ lO IWt tbe third overtime u the Pirates Aed the rat of the way en rouie to a 7s-69 non- conference men's buketball victory over visitina Mt. San Antonio. Tied at 64 after two overtimes, Johnson •s three-pointer and a pair of Dueck Crane free throws made it 69-64. Momenta later, James &lcl's follow.in brouabt Mt. SAC within twot 7!~~. witll 43 leCOGCh to play1 but umoat Speed's iDlidc buk.ct ano two free tbrows by JollntOB with l 7 IOOOftds left iced iL OCC imsinmct to l-0 with the win, while Mt. SAC~ to l-l. Crane led tbe Pima with 20 C"' ,...,. ...... 16 wt .. Ala ... lj .. COlllribulld u.-..w1101Wa11t Dnellice w ............. 22 poiDta, ~ .............. ... Ema CllM olf lhe ...._. IO ICOft 13 po!lltlllldp llMD. ft Dowll ~SS witb I :JOeo llllY la tbe b o•..t••· ~ ,.._ lit OM f!llda bar tine plli•lln (4 few 4 Oladlll .... )udODllllla.etKtwo he ..... wida 14 • ...... de iL ,... ........... 5Sltdaellld of replalion. # EDISON ••• Prom Bl in both we bad a chance to win. "We take a two and a half hour bus ride up here and this happens. (Fontana) is a aooc:t footbell team and they Sol aftCT iL They~ bunpy after losina last week (37-0 to Rubidoux) and we milled some opportunities." · E.di10n drew fint blood in the second quarter after linebacker Vince Cunniqbam recovered tbc bell aft.er a bad punt snap by fonlana to &ive Edison poaessaon on the Steeler ~. Smith booked up with Jim Warren for 13 yards and com~ J*1e1 to Patrici ReilJy and Brian R)der dur- i111 a teries in wbicb Edilon ICOl'ed to tai:e I 7-0 lead. Reill finished with five ca1Cbes for while Warren and Ryder uabt three. Smitb ICOred &om nine~ out on 1 nan, rollina to his risbt aft.er fAkina 1 band on: Joe QrDok., who booted a third-quaner~~ 2S yards away witb S:07 kicked the point after to &ive tbe their only lead of t6e llftle. Fontana qu.ickJy came beet, llCOf'· ina on iu ensutna ~to tie it Sylvester ICOred on a l-yard nan witfi 3:47 to pla_y in the fint half and Bemal's fint of three PAT"• made it 7-7 -the way ii looked at halftime. Sylvester wasted no time in movina the Sleelen .,.;n. The S-1 J JI(). pound junior went up -the nliddie to ICOl'C on a SS-yard run early in third quaner and 8emal's kick made ii 14-7. Cemolt's field pl doled the pp, but the Sleelers sueu:bed their Jad after ~ call on the mi.cl field to make life miler-able fort.be wrbcy rni• d at. .. White reiterated of tbe boldiaa ~ call. .. We 10 tom~ .... four ..... -ow W to~ down 11. 1'bey call that nay 10,._., like I laid. Row often 4o. ,.,.a • defemive boklint on a ftdcl pl .attanpt?" 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Taut OWltllM at Ttxn Al.M HautlOft al Tt .. a Ttdl ...,_ Ttua al ltlce "" Fofc:a at T .. a -EI Pa10 T"'" al Tulle l.M9ltofl al ~alrle Vltw Al.M Soultlw9lt Ttxaa State•' Sam Houa!Ofl Statt Nortflwftltrn Loult!Ma at Sltllfltll fl'. Austin ....... """" State al Notre Oemt WllalMln •• Mlc:Nl9ri ~It ....... IWn •• Mnola IOWa .. MlllMMta, " Mlctlllall at ONo ltate ....... t i PurclUe Oklalloma State at Iowa stale MllMurl .. ~ Eatl CMollM at Clnclmatl CaNrll Mld\l9M at Miami. 0 . Oflll UMIWlllY at Watl«n IWdlleall *"""" .... ., 5outNm "'"* Met'INI al Younettowll Statt s..111 Mleftll, FIL at l.SU, " s.llfi ~ •• Clamlon Vandllrtlllt at Memoflla Start 1(-...ctly al TIMfttee North CMollM ., Duk• Mervtaftd ti ~ ""' al Norttl C8l'Olll\a Sttlt ~Stale 11 Tui.M JaOtafl State at AIQlni Sttte #llrev Slate et Au.tlll PMv MortfllM Sia,. at EHier" ICtn!Udly C8"1fat Slate, O. •t F•IM M.M Tiit Clfadtl at Furmeri So1At1 Carolna State ti CO-.la Soutntr" Dmware Slatt 11 Howard ~ al Mc ...... Slate, II T.,...... Tad\ at Mlcldlt r.,..... srett T-Soutflet11 '' Nldlolll Stttt, n ~ Tedi •I NclrlNeat L~. n WIRern I. MMV ti •lchmolld ArMMa1 Slate at SW L.~. n u.nv at T-aon Stele WIPlrll C.ollllt al VMI JalMI Madltoll at Vlttlllla T tdl • fl'I cNlll State ,, Wall• Foreat Nortfl Cero1M Al.T ti W. K~v. n .... ..._Collet n. ArmY ti Ou«llWI. trtltnd SvracuM 11 Wftl Vlrtlllle v• a1 Harvard lt9MI •I COllumbll o.rwnoultl ., PrtrlcMofl P'9M at Comll ltMdt ltltnd al COMtdlcut .... unMnltv ., Otlawwt ~ at HolV Croa1 UflWI .. ~ ~ ,, Ntw Hemotfllrt ~ .. •"'-' Mttrl9 ,, V*arlolll COfWMIMfTY COlUG• STANDtNGS ...,. c.1111 wt '°" fi1Y8 (M DMllaM) C.OWWll T_.. WLT WLT F\MertOll I 0 0 t 0 0 SUilelUClt. 1 l 0 I l 0 L ... laactl 611 621 Mt. SM AIWOlllo 6 2 0 7 2 0 II Cam1M S 2 1 6 2 l •...cM *"-s t l 6 2 l Cl..,..AL DMllC* .. C.0-.-T-WLT WLT WLT ,..,., • 0 0 • 0 0 ' 0 0 t1 p , 1dl • 0 0 1 1 0 I l O ..... Sam.... 220 511 621 .......... 2,1 Hl S•l l ....,.._ t•I •SO SSO I o.-e.-.t O•t 160 J60 • I ... LI H n • t'; • .. t • Ii ,, _, . , .....,....... DN*OM LAlll lead! l 1 0 6 " ., 1 lltetnlfto 210 Si l 621 ... ...,.... 210620 ,,. .......... ltO ••O •SO ~ IJO Oii 1'0 toUTMn• DMt1CM1 Jll JSO 450 , • 0 • • • s •• Ofwwwr-1 :r t I 6 I t 1 t S.Dllet .,. 171 211 S.DlletlMM IJO 160 211 0..-Wttl~~M ~--~ ....._ et Of'afltt Caaat, 7 '""""' et Of A U c:tt. 7 •• c..... .. (.,.,....., 1 ' -"" MMllll at ........... 1 -0... .. Uni leld\, 1 -~ .... " °"""'*,.· l:JO ,_.,., .................. 1 .._. .... ... TtOA"f'I~ .... . .....-c•-.... Mll*e II w.t LA, 1 LA =:., = t.e:t':ir~:ll ~v.....,.. It LA.....,, 1:11 --~.,,.,. ?'-. .... ----L----VIII¥.,. .. .... l.A .. _.,...1:11 rr ... :. ~ .,...,, 1' .. ---, • .,:. !Wt:-" ...... = ...... ......... ~. ,. • • a..n-MAM SUIW'*AU LW9t~ PnadlM PolY .0, Faftfl llPfbl It 8r9"IWood 2', ltlo HaMo ,.,... 12 SINll ~ Coast Chrlatlatl 56, St. Mar..,..., 26 81oon'lll1910R Chrlatlatl 16, Alluftdellt Ut9 a NaA ST AMDINGS W"11nt C. .... •tee hdilc ~ w L flct. Ga LU an 6 2 .750 Gotden St•I• s 3 .625 1 SNttle. 4 3 ,571 l'h ~ 4 4 .500 2 Phoenix 4 4 .500 2 Porttand 3 5 .375 3 Sllctamento 0 7 .000 ,.,., MldWnt DMUen Utah ' 1 M1 Oellas s 3 .625 Denver s 3 .625 Houston s 3 .625 S.n Antonio 2 s .216 -:/'Ii Ml•ml 0 7 .000 •Yi Eastlm c..-.we Atlantk OMlleft New York s 3 .625 Phi~l• s 3 .625 New.Jersey 5 ' .556 v, Boston ' 4 .500 1 W•stllnoton 1 5 .167 3 Chertotte 1 6 .1'3 JY, Centrlll OMlleft Detroit • 0 1.000 Cle'Y ... nd 5 1 .133 2 Atlanl• s 3 .625 3 Mflw•ukM 3 2 .600 JV> Chla9o s 4 .556 3lh lndlaM 0 • .000 • ,,...,., ic.r.. Lalltn 106. Portland 105 a..en m. lndlal\a no lk>llOll 11•. Wa$111n9t°" 10I C..,...,., ts, New WWI .. Ptll 1M\'\la 137, New Ycw11 W Go6dln Statt 123. Mi.ml 117 (otl Clllcleo 115, Atlanta 112 lot) Ottroft m , ~ 10S T .. .,.,._ ~ .. Deriver. •:JO oft\. 1o1• at wa~. 4:lO 111.m. ~ Sttte ., Attallla, ... 0.11'\. Miw9Ukta al Clt¥tland, 00 oft\. "111 ~1•hla al New YOl'll, S:.J0 o.m Detroit .. Howl°", t30 0 m. Olattttte ,, San A"*''°· S:.JO 0.11'\ "'-"• al Utali, 6.JO o.m. 0.... ,, Saalllt, 1 0.1\'1. llldlaM al Slier-to~ Oft\. ...... .,., Ntw JtrWY al Portltnd. S OJ'l'I. ueren 106, Tr.. 9laHn 105 llalT\.AMO <*l -8rn111 7-12 0-0 14, KWMY 7·17 0-2 l•. Ouctlworlll •·14 •-• 12. Ortallr l2'-2' 3-4 11, Pof'Mr 6-13 l·l 16, YCMlllll l·l H 6, S. JoM10fl S• 11 0-1 10, Ancttnon 2..J M S. Totalt _..,, 11-16 ICIS. LAK.-S (M6) -G-I · 1• 1-1 17, Worltlv 11-lt H 22, Atldul·J.-.,. 3-1 M I, I!. JoMIOn 1-17 10-10 H, SColl 9'-14 ~S 24, T'*"91Gft 0-2 2-2 2, Woolrldee M 0-0 J, ~ 2·2 1-2 S, ltlveri 0-3 0-0 0. Totela: 0-U 21-22 106. kwt .., °'*"" ~ 21 24 31 2r10S UMn 31 11 11 ~* Tiit"'""'"' ~ .... Poner. seott • FCUld aut-HoN. ltttMM If.cit P'ortlalld S2 (IC.,.., lt), LMtn • (A...,._..., ti ........ .... ..., 31 ,...,., 11. Uken 2t (I . JtMMll t), T.......... .... lltftd 11, Laktn IS. TtdW'k1a P'al!Md ..... ....,..., LAil_.. I-.... ...... AIMI Ja c.-11,515. COLUI .. M9• I.A VW. t1, Cllftlt C-.. M (CG Twww IJ Le --Cllltll c..... ...... :-r-:1 ...... rr-:-: 0.-t • ' • E J 4 • II .._ ... ., .... ........ ,. . .. ,. ..... 111••1C.,. ttl• IC II t t I e nor t I I I ...... ••••Oii 1•>11 a ,.,.~ 11111 ····--.... ·:·· ...... Jiii '=' . . ' ·.·4~:~·;::. I. ..... ... ,, -.. .. t) Nuggets in orbit . .. After doaotn1 their b•aeta, Dea•er Nae-&: Lafayette LeYer (left) and Ala t:nc-lb Joke aroan4 wbile ft.J.mtaa a com- mercial In a a.,.ce abattle fllPt deck atmpl•tor. Tbe two made the •pot to promote latermt In tbe Yot.e to MDd the Raaeta to tbe NBA All-Star Game ID Boilitoa aat Febnary. c ..... ltG APPt.• NrT '"'"'' ,,,. ..... sc-Nor'tll C.Ollna 111, Tn.<Nlla-. 1M lnCllana 13. llllllOb St. • Geortla 76, ArMnMI St. 61 xa'tllf. ONo as. L.oullv.. 13 Mluour1 73, SW MIUourl St. 5A SYTaaat '2. La Salt 7' Stanford 7', Montane 63 WYomlne 70, SMIJ 65 s.MitY'• QMl1w ..... G9or9'a ti Norlll Cerolllla. 11 a.m WYomine al SYTKUM, 11 a.tTI. xavi.r, ONo at ~. 1 i»..m. Stanford ti llldlana. • o.tn. ••• av'• ...... (et .... Yftl Palrl!lea and times TIA ,,...,., Olalt!llse ..... (et.._ Yft) SemlflMI wlnMr1, llmft T9A COLLEGE WOMEN cat PetY·SLO 90, secat C:..... 23 CCIII .-.V-SLO T.......,) sac.i C-.. Clll .... SLo Hart19an Menilall Trot I Halldav COl*lln Woodruff Brown LaPollll ........ .. ..... ' 0 2 2 Mcl..autlrlt'Y 2 2 0 6 l 0 l 2 HtlMlflttd ' 0 2 10 1 O O 2 Swtat 0 2 1 2 s o • 10 Ramwattr • • 3 3 lt OOIOOman 1 •26 1 o 4 2 Pvoer • o o • 2 I 2 S OsOornt 3 .O 1 6 0 0 1 0 Vttttl 2 0 0 4 Alltlni 1 l S l fMddtn • 0 ' • Cardlnt1 2 0 l • ~lff 62214 Totals 11 l 17 23 Totals 37 14 20 to Halfllmr Cal Potv·Sl.0, .,._ l I. ~-oolnt toa1s Cal Polv·SL.~uelfltld 2. TICfWllcab· Nofla. NHL STAMl*GS ~cir~ C.19¥V Kina EdmOnton Wlnnloeo VaneouY9f' Detroit Toronto St. Louis Chla9o Mlnnesot• Sm¥tlle DMllelt WLTPb 13 ' 3 2' 12 7 0 24 11 6 2 24 • 6 3 1t 7 11 3 17 Nen1I OMlleft 10 s 4 2• 9 10 1 If • 6 3 19 6 10 4 16 4 12 3 11 w .... C.•MCll Patndl Dtvbleft Gtr GA It 52 102 13 7t n ., " 67 " 75 67 71 74 62 65 ... ,.. 5' 13 NV R•noers 10 6 3 23 11 6S Pittsburgh 10 9 0 20 H 90 New Jersey • • 3 19 67 n Phlladelohl• • 11 1 17 75 76 Washlnoton 7 9 2 16 63 65 NY lmnders 6 10 2 1• Sl 69 Adllm.I OMlleft Montrnl 10 I 3 23 12 76 Boston ? 6 S 23 7S 61 autt.to • 10 2 11 ., ... HerlforO 7 11 1 lS 65 72 Qlilbec 6 12 2 14 70 92 ~.,.. sc.wa o.troU s. lloalOfl 2 WW\lnetOll l . Hat1ford 2 W""*'9t l. T-to o T ...... aO- luffaMI ti 10r19a. 1 JS om. 11 socc•1t C..•wruMY aleee ,,_. SOV1'Mtl• CAUPOaMA •ICMONAU T...,a ""' ..... LA .Mlulon (No. 11 at San 0-.. Meat I No MlntCOlta !No.. SI t i Et Camino !No •I 1.JO o.m. Camtos (No 1) ,, ·~ s.ntlaeo (No 21 Or-. Ceaat (Ho 61 et LA Hat1lor !Ho ll. 1 0.11'\. WATalt POLO Cel1w11UMY C.-... STATE Tou.MNMNT , .. Dt ... C-..> ~--\4.,...,7 GOiden w..1 • 1 • r 16 Sequoias ' 0 , -1 • I c • ~ 'Super Saturday' today USC-UCLA just one of many top college ~atchups ...... 'l'1rle A...mtW.,.. . It is doubtful there bu ever been a coUcaie football Saturday like I.Oday*• Super Saturday -at lcall, not in a long while. No fewer than eiaht of the Air IOCUlted Press Top Twenty will., at it • bead-t<H>ead and next week'• rankinp may bear tcant reseqiblante to the current poll Today's scheduJe is so kiatil.latina that the Mictupn-Obio Stale prtJe., for ~ the ooe that decided the Bia Teo s Rose Bowl aepaewwwwive., bu been rcae&ated to alto-ran atatus. Even t6e Nebruka-Otlaboma Bia Eight shootout has lost some of its lust.er. altbou&h both ieams ~in the Top Ten and the winnrr, as usual. will go to the Oranac Bowl, with the ~ bound for the Aorida Citrus ao--L Of coune, at the head of the schedule locally is the USC-UCLA showdown for the Roee Bowl. But. there arc other int.ercstilll matcbups. Thini·ranked Mi.am~ bound for the Oraftl'e Bowf aplD and ~U hopin& to repeat its 1987 national cbamr·onship, has • ~· ~ at No. 1 1..SU, which will y m either the Supr or Hall of ame Bowls, depeocfina on tonilbt's pme, phn what Auburn does apinst Alabama next Friday. Fourth-ranked West VirJinia, Notre Dame's Fiesta Bowl OP,PC>D;eDt in a pouible national cbanloionsbip ~e. entertains No. 14 SyntUte (Hall of Fame Bowl) under the liabts and No. 7 Nebraska visits No. 9 Oklahoma. In the Second Teo, No, 12 Mich· ~ ~C:C Bowl) is at Ohio State, No. l 3 0 oma Stale (Holiday) at lowa State, South Carolina (Liberty) at No. IS Clemson (Citrus). No. 16Wyom· ing (Holiday) at Kawaii in a nilht pme, No. 17 HOUS10D (AJoba) at Tex.as Tech and W~ at No. 19 Wuhington Stak{ ). Fifth·ranked Aorida State (Cotton or Supr), No. 8 Auburn (Suor or Hall of Fame}. No. 10 A.r&mu (Cotton), No. 11 Alabama (SUll) and No. 20 Georgia (Gator} are idle. • Amon& LOday's most WUCltined spectators will be the bowl ICOUU. who wiU re<nact for the NCAA the inVltallons they actually iSIUCd a week or more ago. COMMUNITY COLLEGE MEN 0....... C..st 75, Mt. SM .....,.. 6t ( ...... CCU ... tMll) Pithl!Urtfl t i HY lllatlOWS, ·~ o.m CalMN ,, Hantord, t:3S p..m Goioe'i ~ W°"*1 5. Pwautta ---------------2, F~ 2, Luttrtl 2. net,., 1, w,,... I TrM1, Ml. SM AM91111 ~ Ctast PNledtlDllla at QuMltc, •~s o..m. W~ ti Hew WMY, 4::45 0.11'\ Qllcaeo ,, lll'Ontrtal, 5:05 0 II'\. TorOllto t i Edrl'IOnton, ~'OS OJ'll ....... .. ..... Fromme 2 O :r s Cl"IP' 6 I O 20 ltlce I 2 l 12 S"9d 6 0 1 12 Lucn 2 J 2 I SCMMS S l S 13 NY lt..,..,-1 at ~·· S:lS o.m VaflCOUWI' ti St u.AI, S:lS Pm. AllllOll 1 1 l 3 OtSttf-1 0 S l Shallllllll 2 l • 1 ~ 0 l l l WNttoo 1 O 1 2 L.ove O 2 o 2 eu.. s l l 11 Koa o o l o E Srllllh 0 o l o John'°" s 2 2 16 l(tlltf I 4 0 6 Koon 1 2 2 4 SttwnlOll I 1 S 3 Stevens 0 2 O 2 Totals 1l 11 2• '' Totals 2• 12 21 7S Halftime: Oral!Oe Coast, 30-2'. Regulation SS·SS; Flr1t ovtrlll'M: 5'-Sf. Second ovtrtlmt· ...... Tlll'-001111 eoaia: Mt. San Antonlo-4tict 4, Fromme 1, Lucm 1, Oranve Coeat-JoMson •. OtSttfano 1. VOlUYIALL CemnwNt¥ allte nmen OllANGa ._,,.. COtll,H.MCI GOldtn Wftl dM. Ortnet Coeat. lS·lO, 13·1S, lS-S, IMS, 154. Ttehnlcala: ~. COMMUNITY COLLEGE WOMEN 0....... C•st '5, Les Me..._ 52 IL-...0 Twww1a1-l Laa ,..... OrMee caelf ....... .. ..... Vlell ltomo Jonna Colhna McC)trv Tilomotcln ... Miiia lll JArllOClll 3006 I O o 2 E ... ma11 S 2 3 12 302 6 Ltuta 0000 a 1 on Thomas 2 l , s 2 0 2 • HanWfl 0000 6 I l 13 Lone 0 0 0 0 O I O 1 Rilttmoult 0 0 0 0 ooo o Grttfl s1211 8akos 1 0 1 16 Powel 1 l 1 1S o._ ... 111111111 Tot• 21 10 IO 5.2 Toltla lO s ' •s DAYIEY"S Loat•• (......_, 9eadl) --l tlMll, 2• antllflo 10 rock fbli, l callco llaU, S Miid lleu, 12 madltt'tl. 21 lllut -di. • al'tRlalltad. Hafftlmr 0ra1191 COHI, l3·27 -nw.-ooll\I eoata None Ttd'llllcM: 0renee cor1 ~ Gut f •WP'OaT LAMOMO -2 DOtta, l4 ~ S1 rodt 11111. 1 IC'Ule»tn 10 ~ 26 ttlut -di SIXTit •ACL 1 I It ..._ ... _...~I SHt 19• t• ,._ , .... , uo >• Grat"''°"' '~' ... 1-ltU s•vtrlfTll •ACL 6 fut-T Murllftv'l I.Aw ($""111 I• Ut >.411 S<IMlllfot ,..,, 1v~r-> a• u• 09Mt1 v, • .., I Ol9<t<l M,.OI ,,,,.. 110 .. 12 UIACTA l"'n .... Ml • 12 l'ICll IOI IM ·lt-Hl-91 Nlf '10...... IO llW wl"'*'I '10.tn Iii ... -) T'OIM car.--111.N. .. lllGttTM ••'8. I'• ....... tllltil "'9'CllV 0 ........... lilleelll 1 .. Uf l • (ti! ..... , .... , .... ,. llldl E-t~..,I I• T_.1. U 8llACTA ( ... I Mil .. ,. U OM.'I' ~· Ol-Hl ..,._ u.nu• ~llACL li lt~ Ce°"' ,.., __ , ~· IJ" ... 8-Oi9mr !llleOI !~ .. t40 ,....., °"' ~! ~· nn. , .. I.I UloCTA 1)-111 M4 U75Jt " '9Ca .... 1•t+t·•~11-.... )I ................ -......... lldl~ ... . __,, .... • • ,. n • ....,. •te'ffl 1""9 -) T-~ -•U»ll -""' ........... .ua .... l, ~ 1, KIOctar 1 Goa14 atvta COMlatlcl I, C.UJIV 1 Secluolat KAlf'ine• ~ 2, ltOOtt'I I WtOO 1, .JoMllOll 1, Ho01t 1, Ot\oll l Goe"9 -··Darntr s. FrtdllV'I~ ~ALL NEW E~O PA Tltl0Ts.-Act1va1«1 Eto;n 0..,1,, rUM11111 baa from N\iur'tcl ra-aen-e. ROSES •.• l"ramBl for 2.282 yards and a school record~ tym121 touchdowns in JO~ Peete passed for 304 yan1s to lead the Tro1ans to a 17· I 3 come-from- behmd victory over UCLA last November. Aikman was j ust 11 for 26 for 171 yards with three lDterceptions 1n thatpme. . The Trojans have played their best football in their last two pines. overpowering California, JS.J, and Anzona State, 50-0. The Bruins, meanwhile. have strug)ed lately. After losina to Wuhinston Sea~ 34-30, they beat Oregon. 16.6, and Stanford. 27·17. .. We had a lack ofintensity, we hlid a lack of ei'nollon." said UCLA defensive lineman J1m Wahler. Wahler believes the Bruins will be plcntr cmouonal apinst the Trojans. •• 1t s all been butldina since last year to a po1nt where it's aoiDI to explode Saturday." he sajd. .. We're go1na to have to have the pme of our season 1f we're Pn& to beat them:· Aikman said. ~ loot6aJJ ~doa Tbi l~ndent Fllj Footbe.U ~ whlc plays in Fouoiaio Valley'• Mile Sauarc Paik: la ICCC'pt.i111 repatntioft applacations ror team• and players wanti.111 to play ui the upc:omina teUOn lchedu.led to 1W1 Feb. l I. Teun1 must have a minimum of IS players wbo must all be over aee 18 and players need not be Fountain Valley reif&nu to puticipete. Dead.line for depoait of dlltt ($S2S per team) is JU.~. L This ia,ue ~YI with seven men per siac and everyone lS el!lible to receive the ball. Passina and runnln& plays are alJowed. Dependiq on the number of teams rqistered. tbc teaSOn oouJdlut from six to ei&1't weeks plus playoffs.. Games are played evCf}' Saturday momillJ at °" Fountain Valky Recreation Center m Mile Sq~ Park. near the comer of Ed"*1 and Heil. Six teams are competing in the current league and prnes are scheduled every SMurday lhrou&h Dec. 17, except there will be no .-mes over lbank.s&ivina week.end. Further infor- mation may be obtained by callina 77S.0769 or 84-5101. Pera IJitbt. at ltt&rrlott Thomas 1Tommy) Perez will defend his California Super Welterwcl&ht championship ap1nst Toby Flores on Dec. I at the Irvine Marrion Hotel. One of six bouts on the card. this one 1s scheduled for 12 rounds and the event stans 11 7:30. Tickets can be purchased thrciU&h Ticltet- master or Mepn's Ticket service, 8S7-S7S7. Ml.IC l'«>TICE Foatll _,_ oOlo o"•lo lnbmatioe U4 aoen anlU\lnion will be providedbysomcoftbcnat.loe'smotCwcceufuJ colqiate coecbts at a free )'(M'th water polo cliolC to be otrcmd at Btlmont Plaza Pool in Lo_!ll Beach not Saturday. The clinic ii open to boys and airlsqcd l~I I and is beina condl.IC1Cd in col\.iunction with the colle,e men's water OOlo chlmpionahip, from Nov. 2S to Nov. 21. Oink ptnlcipenu may purchue 1 diso:Junted dck.et to the seh)iflnal competition on Satuniay. • Amona th0te'\akint ptrt in the clinic will be JodyCami>beU, a member of the 'Mind ·aa U.S. silver medal·winnina U.S. water polo team, and considered t.bc best overall player in the U.S. The clink is scheduled from 9:30 until noon and each panicipant will receive 1 T-shin a;;d litcnture concemina water polo skills develope· ment. rleld bade_1'. at UCI . UCI will host a field h6cl(ey festival over the ThanksJjvina weekend, featuring simultaneous cotnpet1tions in six divisions on 10 full-size hockey fields. · This p-and fina&e sponsored by the Unjted States Field Hockey Association will include a masters tournament for players over qe 3S, 1 juruor tournament for 6 to IS year-old com-petitors., hi&h school toum1menu ind others. There is no cost to spccU1ors for this event which will star1 ~t 7:30 a.m. on Thursday through Sunday and continue until dark., CJt<:ept for Sunday's competition which will conclude at ll:lOLm. NOTICE OF PUBLIC WQRKSHOP HOLLY-SEACLIFF MASTER PLAN AND ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT REPORT £oa6 ._d A ... Mow llaCI mn ,..,... .. ,. neetly evCf}' class or comDCtitaOO ud a~ by two of SoutlMm CaJif'om&a t top driven will be featured u .,.,, of motonporu day at the Lona 8cech International AutoSbow next Friday. Will)'T. Rlbbs, thetopdcivetf'or threeyeanln the SCCA Trans Am 1Cria. will appear from 1-3 p.m. 11 the~ Beach Convention Center. Ivan S&ewart, a con111&ent top finisher in m1ny off'· roed *'• events includjna the ~ soo and , lOOO, will alto~ at I.he convention center between 7 and 9 p.m. The show opens Wednesday and continues tllrOUlh Sunday. Nearly every manufacturer .ellin&canin the U.S. wtll beexllibitin11he 1989 modtl• at the show. Admillion is S4.SO for adults. $2.25 for children between 6 and 12 and children under 6 admitted free. On motonpons day, children 12 and u.oder will alJ be admitted free. · anrt;.lfanall.lon •t .tonun Chris Evert will faoe off aleinst Manina N1vntilovaon Sunday. Nov. 27in Session II o( a ~halle.,.e townament 1t the FonJm in lnaJew<>Od. Prior 10 this main event, there will be a mixed doubles match pinina Tracy Austin and John Uoyd apinst Stephanie Rehe and Pete Sam· ~lckeu are available at the forum box office and TicketMaster locations. More information may be obcained by callina(213) •19-32S7. vw. Parll Tllrlle,, TNif The riahth annual Villi Park T\&tby Trot will be hdd Sunday. Nov. 27 willt aJJ;goceeds bendittina Oraftec County'•'""* b ICbool CtOl9 COUftlty proetaft\S. The event. ~ by The Oranee ~~ Tl'ICk Oub1 wiU be held at Villa P&ttt Hllll School and will include three distance c:atqories-. Al.Cl nine and under may penkipew in a one-halrmjlt tlCe which 11ana at 7:~5 Lm. A tW9 mile race will 1ta111t I a.m. A five mile race Ind a one-half marathon ~II both etan at 8:30 a.m. The two shorter ~ wilJ be on flat termn, while the loneer ones will iOC:ludc so~ hills.. . Prerellsttation will cost S 12 for entry with a. T • abin ana $7 for the race only. Reaiauation after Tuesday will be $14 for entry with 1 T-shirt ind S9 for the race only. Further information may be obtained by caJlina 774-3959 or 637-1588. U.S. llOCCeT ,.. . COJDoefm I The United States will f~ oft' against one of the 1o~soccer-playin1 nations in the world over Than ·ving weeken41 when tl_le under-20 na1iona ie.m plays apinst Aflentana. El Camino Collqt in Tomnc:e will host the pme next Friday at 7 p.m. Tick.et prices ire $7 for 1duhs and SS for youths 18 and under. Tickets purclwed ID adv1nce will be SI less. More information may be obtained by callina (213) 312-8191. ACTITIOU8 IUWU ACTmOW Mlll•U -"ti tne Coun1Y a.ti of<>!'· um 8TA~ MAim ITA~ um aTATDmWT .. Coun1Y on Nowmber The followlng per90nl .,. The followlng '*90ftl 81'e The follcMlng l*90ll8 .,e 9, 1M4 ,.,,. ~c~s'fRuMENT ~A~~: LIVING ~"\~~::y . 2 1 ~ Otqe COMI COMPOHENTS. 2059 Olen-PSYCHOLOGICAL SER· COASTLAND. 2870 San Dally Pllo4 ~ 19,.at. neyr9, UQun9 &Meh, Callf. VIC£8 Cb)THE CENTER FOR Miguel Drive, Newport Oecember 3, 10, 1"!,. _. 92t61 LIVING ABUNOANTL Y &Meh, Callf. 92t80 ._...,... AIOecc:a Leu RoblntOn, I c: IL 0 u Is J 0 s e pH CMt1ae F. CCOICl••J1W01orttlrtl11Yiy, 2059 Olennayre. Laguna 8ROUSSARD & ASSOC. 450 Vista Roma. Newport 1--------- &Meh, Callf. 92651 2850 Meee V•de Or. E. S1a. &Meh. Callf. 92t80 "8JC llJTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ~hat a public workshop will be held to obtain feedback and input on the scope of work for an environmental impact report (EIR) for the Holly-Seac liff Master Plan. The Holly-Seacliff Master Plan is a 760 acre area generally bounded by Ellis Avenue to the north, Huntington and Main Streets to the east, Yorktown and Clay Avenues to the south and the bluff edge west of Edwards Street to the west. Thie bu91nau 11 eon-O. Coe1• Mau. Callf. 92828 CatMttM C. ColMWorttiy, 1--;;.;;;;;;,;;;;;;,;.....,, ........... __ ducted by: an tndlvldu.. Louil Joeeptl 8'0U9Mld, 450 Vla1a RofM, Newport ACTmOW WM Th• ragl1tran1 c:om· 9883 Continental Drive, 9Mch, Calif. 928IO MAam aTA,,_,-manced to tteMeet bull-Hu1111ngton Beach, Cellf. Thi• bull-I• eon· The fQ11ow1no peraone .,. MM under the flctltou• 92648 ducted by: an lndMduel dcM1'9 bullr.-m: bullr.-nema °' nemaa Thie bullMM II eon· The raglatrant c:om-GLENN'S AUGHMENT • ....., MloW on NI A duc1ed by: an lndMdu8I manced to tr9nMCt bl*-MAKE SEfMC!. 2116 c.. AIOecc:a L. Robloeon Th• rag111rant com· MM under the flctltou• nyon DrM. Coel4 Mw. TNa 8latemant -Ned mancad to traneac:t bull-bUllrle8I neme °' namae Calf. 92927 wfttl IN County a.11 of Ot-MM u~ the flctltou• titted at>ow on November Glenn A. Kerr. 1n15 qe County on November ~ name °' nernae 15, 1188 a.q Anita cwa.. FunU911 10, 1NI lllted at>ov. on NcNenlbel 1, CNr1al F. Cal..,,,orthy V...,. Callf. tt70I . ,,.,._ 1MI Thia ltatarnant wu flled Au ... 11 L. Aoblneon, DATE/TIME: SUBJECT: Wednesday , November 30, 1988, 7:00 PM Room 87 and 88 The Ho lly-Seacliff Master Plan and EIR may analyze amendments to the Huntingto n Beach Land Use Element, Circulation Element, Open Space/Conservation Element Plan and Recreation Element. Issues to be addressed will inc lude land uses, street alignments, t opography, trails, parks , archaeology, sewers and other items. This wo rkshop is intended t o be the first of a series workshops t o consider the Holly-Seac liff Master Plan. • of public· The workshop will be he ld November 30, 1988, at 7 :00 PM in Rooms B-7 and B-8 of the Huntington Beach Civic Center at 2000 Main Street, Huntington Beac h, Califo rnia. Contact Hal Simmons, Senior Planner, at 536-5271 if there are any questions regarding this workshop. --·~--J -I HOLLY-SEACLIFF MASTER PLAN AREA · PublWlad Orange Cout Louie JOMPh 8f~d with the County Clark of Ot· 21552 AteNt Clrda. Hunt- Dally Pttot Nowmbar 19. 28. Thia etatemerit wu fltad ange County on Nowmber tnaton Baectl. Celt. 92648 Dacamber 3. 10. 1988 with IM County Clet1l of Ot· 2, ttaa lhla buelnaea 11 con· s.101 ange County on Nowmber f'll7121 ducted by: 1 general pert· --------9. ,... Publlahed Orange CoMt l*lhlp .. _.,. llftftl'C '117111 Dal'r,.;~ Nowmbet 12. 19, Th• reglltrant com-~ ""'~ Publllhed Orenge Coaet 28, ber 3, 1MI mancect to tn1nMCt ........ ACTITtOUa ....... Dally Paot Nowmbaf 19. 28, ~ MM under the flc:tltous um aTA,_.,, Dacemtier 3. 10. 1M1 bullr1aaa name °' ""'* TM folloWlnO panona .,. ~7 ,...c; ll)TIC( lilted aboYe on June 117' 001ng bu11Ma1 u: <Merwl R. Karr PACIFIC PUBLISHING "8JC ll)TIC( '1C11TIOUl9U-U TNa 9taternant wee Ned GAOUP, 748 Summit Drive. um aTAT'lmNT with the County Clet1l of Ot-Laoun• Beach. Calif. 92651 '1CTI110UI IUIMll The followlng per90n1 .,. qe County on Noll9nber Joeeph !. Nolen, 748 MAim ITAT'DmNT dolnQ bYllnaaa aa: 9, , ... Summit Drive. Laguna The lollowtng panona we Tt'MPEST EQUITIES. Pll71'I 8aad'I Calif 92851 doing bU11naM ea: 11912 8du Chica Ste. 201, Pu.bllhect ~ COMI TNe• bu•inaH 11 eon· MORGAN CONSUL TING, Huntington 8Mc:h, Celll. o.lly Plot No"8lnbel 11, 28, ducted by: an lndMdual 4199 Carnpua Drive. Suite 92849 Oecember a. 10. ,,.. Th• ragletrent c:om-560. lfvtna, Caltf. 92715 MlchMI Oroealey. 1795~ ~ menced to lr11nMC:t bull· Pamela A. Morgan. 28M 1 Newport Btvd., eo.ta Mau. neaa under the flctltou• Del Sol. UiOun• Celt. 9a.27 ~ n9'M Of nam. Ntauee. Callf. 9285& Sldnt¥ Allan Croaeley. lilted above on Cnot yet) 'thl• bu1ln"9 I• con-17t3'A Newport Btvd .• Coe1a _ _........._ .................... ...__ Joaaph Nolan ducted by: an lndlvldual Meee. Callf. 92827 Tiiie 9tatamant ... ltlad The ragletrent com-OOfte Pere, 10 Belcanto, wtttt the County Clet1l of Ot· mancad to ttanaact bull-IMN. Cellf. 92714 qe County on November naae undeir the hc11tou1 Ttlll bullnea 11 eon· 10, 1NI ~ nerna « Mtnea duc1ad by: a 0*'*11 P8'1· PublllNd 0tano!~~ ~~~~) ~ regletrant com· SIGN/DEVELOPMENT, Dally Pttot Nowrnber 19 28 Thie 118*nant wee Iliad manced to traneect bl*-1555 Meaa Verde E. llA. Dacamber 3, 10. 1MI 0 • wtttl the County Clark of Ot· MM under the flctltoua cc::-~ ~H s.102 qe County on NoY9IT'lber buall"8a name °' nemee Meee Verde e. ,IA, Coe1a 1---------110. 1988 flW7lll lllt~i;:.:n NIA Meaa, Callf. 928H MUC ll)TIC( Publl9had n.-eoaet Thia •i.temal'lt wu Iliad 11111 bullnaaa ta con-~ -..... ,..__._ of Ot ducted by: In lndMdlllll ACTTnOUe .,_.. Dally Paot NoYember 19. 28, with tfle County.,_,. • Tha r90letr1nt COM• um 8TAT'lmNT Oecembar 3, 10, 19M ange County on Nowmber manced to tranaatt bull- The followtng panona .,. S.1()4 3• ,... MM under the flctltOUI doltlO bu11r1aaa •: Publlahed arenge ~ bullneM neme "' """* (a)VET£RtNARY RA.Of()-"8JC M)TIC( ~No-Nmbaf 12 19 ..._ ebo'le on .-..Y 1, OlltAPHIC COMPANY • • 1MO ( b I V E T E R I N A. R Y '1CTmOUa .,_M 28, 3, 1MI Mn Fauloonar DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING. um aTA~ s.oe7 Thie ~t ._.. Ned 1oen El Toro Ave.. Foun-The followlng panona .,. .._.,,. llftftl't wt1t1 the County Clet1l ot Ot- tlln Vllley. Callf. 92708 doing~ u; ~ nu1~ qe County on October 28, lfett Kantrowitz. 10877 El WORD OF MOUTH, 1271 1NI Toro Av.., Fountlln Vday, ~ Sta. 8, UQuna AC'"10Ua ....... ,_ Callf. 92708 &Meh, Calif. 92651 MAim ITA~ Put>IWled Orange CoMt Thie bualn... la eon-Matllyn Johnton. t 145 The kMlow4ng S*90na are Delly Piiot NoV9rftber a. 12. ducted by: an lndMctull l(elletwey, Laguna Baac:tl, dolnCI ~ • 19, 2e. 1MI Tha ragletrant c:om-Callf. 92651 HEALTHY PLANTS, 2700 ' S.013 manoed to tranuct bull-Anna May Karre. 21151 Patareon Plac:a #31-C. naaa under tM flctltoue Newland S-2445. Huntington Coeta Mela, Callf. 92628 bullr.-name °' ,..,,,.. &Meh. Clllf. 92648 Alfrad Rodriguez. 2700 MUC ll)TIC( llMed above on January 1, Thi• bu,,,,.., 11 eon-Patereon Pl~• #31-C, _ _........_ ............. ....., ..... _ 1919 duded by: a general pert· Coeta Mela, Calif. 92828 OMMN•MC8 lfett Ktlntrowltz nenNp Thia butlMM I• eon· MO....- 1'* etatamant wu ltted The regl11ran1 c:om-duc1*I by: an lndMdual A.N <>N*ANCe Of' THE wfttl IN County Clef1l of Of· mancad to tranaec:t bua6-Th• ragletrant com-CITY COUNCIL Of THE MO* County on ~ naae undeir the flctltoue mancad to tr....ct bualo-CITY Of Nf.Wl'OAT BEACH 10, 1188 bullr.-nerne Of ,,..,.,.. MM under the flctltoue AMEND IN Q THE nsmr llMed abOv9 on No¥9mber 1, ~ name °' namee PAOVISK>H8 Of SECTION Publlahed Orange Coaet 1MI llM.cl aboYe on October :u, 20.17.140 OF THI NEW- o.lly Piiot Nc>Y91T1ber 19. 28. MarVyn Jotlfllon 1NI PORT 8lACH MUNICtPAL Dacambar 3. 10. 1MI Thie etatament -flled Alfred Rodrtguez CODE 80 AS TO MVtU S. 103 wtttl the Courlty Clef1l of Ot· Thie ata...,_,t WU flled THE..J>EFINITl()N Of TliE --------qe County on November with the County CWtc of Ot· TEAM "OWEU.ING UHrT'' MlJC ll)TIC( 9, 1981 r.f. County on NoY9mber CPlannlng Co1r1m1111on PublllNd Of '= 2• Ne ,_,119 Amaodment No. 111) '9Cf1Tt0Ua .,..... Dally Plot~ t, 28 PublllNd Ofqe CoaM The City COUid of tfla ~':! •• Dacamber 3. 10, 1MI • ' Delly Pttot November 12, 19, ~ ::::::... ltwlfl c9oee .. bullneM -Sa-Ott 28. Daoember 3• 1... SECTION t. Seollon MAM I SYSTEMS. 313 8 ~ 20.17.140 of IN Nilwpor1 Nof1tl Eucld Wrt, Anaheim. 81_.,. --ea.:itl ...._., Codi II Clllf ftl01 ~nu•-. ~ atMnded to r..s • ,.,... Franc:•• Man-followa rtQl.m. _.1 Welt Canon l'tetmOUI !!!!.M 20.11.140 OWILLING 311 .• 'fcwranoa, Callf. toe02 AUDIT MAm 8TA·-· UNIT. The term "dwlllnt TNa buelnaea le con-MOnc:a The tollowlno penone .,. unit" INI mean Mt ._ duCtld by. an lndMctull ~lat.lt>y...,ttwt dolflG lllullrlW • ...,. • ~ on wiy Tiie regletrent com-IN ~ AUdlt of IN T._ PMCTICE lutlDI"-l*'Oll wflldl: l'Mftoed to tfaNeCt bull--City of c-. ---'°' ... t111 ""'°" c-. ..... e)c:OMllN ...... Of~ ,_ llftder tN fte\ltou• flloel ~anded M'8 30, Celr. t2UI 110t -..•111M111...._..,, ....,.. ,..,. °' narnea 1 .... and .. prtot ~.,. The 1¥'1111Mn Qroue>. one or ,.... ..,.,., Wiii ..._all0Wi9on~I • ......,.. '°'pubic""'*'" Cellfofnle. 1718 8rlttOI, .. Of9CIUlll"'*i1'°'...,._ 1• 1'oft -.an 1M hoW'a or Coela Meu, Caltf. Int. •""1tl0!1 lftd food ' T ... ~ 1:00 1.m. Md 5:00 p.m., ....... I IN==~;· Md wtllotl M " TNa .... _,t .,.. Ned MonUy ttwoutft ~. In TNa bualnaae • oon· ln.---··t .....-*- 11111\ ... eou,,ty Olertt of Of. ... ,..... ~· ..... by.. ~·Ion to QrCIUftd ...... Of .... County on No*"bal AocoundlloOMlton.~ The r90l1trant GOlft• t>1 10llftl~'°',.._ 10, 1tll In Oolla .._ CleY Hiii, n ~.-1!.. ~~ ......, purpa•• ., w or ..... ,.OrM,Oolla..... .... -.... ._.._ .... ,..., ••. ...,,or ,._ Ulr-.d 0,-.. 0... ,_......., 0,-.. C.... ...,_ MIM or ,.._ lnfl' I ...... fl'OM ~ ~=r~1t,M, ~Not No='i.t'~ -:.-=:-..:en~= ::-.::w-~ ... 108 TNa .. 1 IUlt W tltd Dwelllftt Uftltl OOft• ----------1--------1"'1tl1Neountya.tiofO.--..,.... lfter-.,.. M1 PmJC ..,. f9JC llJlll .... County Oft PIO;--ttn, ""* ..,.._ a ....... '-;=-====--1--;;;;;-:~==·1·· ,. .....,. .. -......... .. I HOlll ... m11•• ................. n.-"!"~ IMr .. _.. ... U· IMlmlTA~ ...... ITA~ ..__ .... _.,,._,...._fie ...... n. ............ .,. n. ............. are Olllw Not......,..., 11, 1'. ~ L 11111 Qnl. ,....._.... ....._. •.0.-..a.1• ..__ .. ,_,., IN YCMM HAIR, 4tt ~ ........ 1'I ..... .,..,.., ....... fl .. C., ,_.., C...... dtl Mar. W. 11'fl ..,_UNI H, ce....of .. 1-fl.._. a.Ir.-C:.-..... Cllr..... ftBIC.. • ............... .-.._ Wood, 4U Mete J. ....... 1IOO -fl 0..., := ,_.., C...... 4111 Mar, MllN. C:.-.._, c.lt. HO ...... _. ...... • .. Ma 'fl o...-_, 1Mm1Ta ... ,.,. •• ~.,.. . TNe ..... ,... le .... 1'1111 ............ OOft• ,... ................... .. ........ ..,. .. .,.,..,.. ..... ..,.......... .......... •• cou ... Ttte , ..... ,."' OOlft• Ttte ,..eetreftt ""'" 8*YA ...we. .,.. '"""'"· .................................... c.ltr A--. ....... : ""'"· OOlll. -....., ....... ,_ _.., tfle _., Giii, ... , I • IANIOMI; ................ ...._ ..... ~ _, =.-.•0...•.=-011~11, Oii?.~ • I .:,:uN - ...... ........ •clll• It_.. M OOUN· ftW•=•.. ,_,,., :• ... .., ---·-ex ._ .... QlllflO.. .... 0-.,C'lnlfOr-,.fte, ,....,, ... , ..... • ..... ... •0.-.•0... .. •OluMr•O... :-..:, ..... - ~-°'= '4'1:1:..'1.:: ~-·:. r.. :S."t..-• w-A I &: ...,, - • !£: _, c:·. '!- :. .. -. ' : .. • .. .. . t.• • .. . ' : . . . ... . ' . . . ' . . : . 'i : . . . . ... °""" -·-... -· .._.KC..A.CW ............ ~ .,.,.,., .. """' ...... --,,.,... •....,,. .. •• 'Ml MO ... CNO .,,._ ............... '".,.'~ .. ..., M1' 1'""'0."V~Kt#f\N . ....,,....,""' .. .,, .................. ,..,.,. .. ~ .. '""9"'1 .. ,~ n<• -.,. ,.. , .. , "' N ...a ___ .......... ( .... (..,it..,., ........ ..,,..""' --..... ......,,..,. ..... ,,.. ..... . ,,....., ...... ~ ...... ,.. _.... .. ·~· "'-' ... c.,.._,... -''•'"' ... ~~ .... -... -............. ,.....,....., ...,,,..,.., ..... TODAY'S . ~ESTATE CLAUIFICATIONS ' ·IM2-27H ARE IN THE REAL ESTATE TABLOID SECTION DATA ENTRY Strong typist for RMI e ... tatWAutomottve support poatlon In fatl grOWlng S.... ~of THE DAILY PILOT. 65wpm minimum Great opportunity tor ad· ~t Call PEGGY BLEVINS For lnteNl- appolntment. M2..a21btll1 ..... flll/IMll PfT OPENINGS OrlYel"I rnuet be 19 & O'* wtth good OMV r"eCO'dt & a~ to wort! ~ A?9fY 4-Jly ME-No-ED'S PIZZA t7tfl & Tustin, C M Motor Routes available in Westminster Huntington Beach Fountain Vall•J • NO COLLECTING NO SOLICITING Deliver One Day a Week • Must have dependable car and proof of Insurance. Call 842-.1444 Ask for Joanne Craney BOATS MOTORCYCLES ~. --- 4 DAYS Move 'em Oat! Need to se an ing that rolls, floats or flies? ... We have a pecial t o help you Move 'Em Out for only s7tt Extra words SOC each. Ada that run 7 days are en edcfftlOnal $4.00. call tor more Information. Becat•M this ii •special rate, we f'9que9t ~t by check. MasterCard or VISA. __ ._, ______ ___,~----· CD.llCJil ------------------ NAME CITY PHONE CIRCLE ONE MASTERCARD/VISA PRINT AO BEL OW AOOAESS STATE ZIP ___ _ AMT ENCLOSED$ __ -1 .-Cf ... bolt. U.. I I M • __., ·---MAJL TO O...._,CA_ . I Delivery Drivers PART-TIME Newspap~r Delivery Drivers Needed . Monday-Friday 2PM-SPM. Weekends & Holidays 4AM-7 AM. Earn up to S600/month. Must have reliable transportation, insurance & a good driving record. Call 7 l 4/642-4333 ext. 205 Between 8AM-7PM Ask For Rodger Santa Ana Unified School District Is Seekf ng Qualified ·-· SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS Required: California Credential or BA + CBEST Pay: $85 daily rate/$ 100 long-term rate Appl£:~1405 French Street ID Santa Ana een 7:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. For more information, call (714)558-5864 or558-5716 CLASSIFIED AllJ'EllTISIN6 SALES We are ADDING to our sales staff. U you can type at least 45 wpm and have put telecommunication skills -We can off er you a base salary + commission AND a ~place to work. Frdl nme 41,,,,,., n.e ,4 .,,,,,,.,,,e. Do yoa.neU a la•or -Call as. Peto B lewlu er 61• Ve•••• .842-4321 ---------- WANTED: rent lllp fOf 32' power. 12' bMm, '87 ~· Femlty boet. c.11 John at eso e •ee Caa,u1/lsaUu1 llH 2i1 11U dUC WWW+ Motorllome. Loaded 35000ml. IK OSH1 124.500. 875-8995 ..... ,.., ........ 1111 YrmCD1W.m ,.., won In coni.t. 50 cc. corlll blue, .-:trtc 11811 l500 79CM293 latlb d• ... rn ~, or ·a~-------------~ Merced11 Benz and QM the Early Bird L .... Rate. Compw9 HouM °' lmport8 & be ..... 111/1144 •• , 0ur eo montt1 llllllllnQ pr~ gram ... -... Com- par9 Home ot tmporU a be ..... 111/114 11111 ............ c:;; 1.9 ;;; your pemp.,;a Merced II Benz. You wtll -O&lt-flgtlt c:eah. Com-er-.:--°' lmporb & 11an1•• 1•1 ' ........ , .... Adtnial4blbW A·J POSITIONS WOtk In the fN9t expanding Newspaper Promotion field. If you are eeff-motJvated and Hke W()(t(lng with teenagen, thla may be the opportunity you've been wafting for. $400 PIR WllK (Te Steft) WltllPetetdlal te $1,000 PIR WllK lneured Van, Wagon, or Llltge sedan 11 Required ~ .............. ..,. .......... Uel ....... y._ ow. Area. CALL MR. ITEYENI (213) 477-3113 •OTOl IOUTll WEEll.Y PAYIHT CALL 642 4333 =-- OUR FAMOUS DIMESj\·LINE HAS RETURNED! ~le by popufar Mmand. Dtn~s·A·Llne wiU run Friday. ~tur day and Sunday fn Its own classification 1n t~ Classlflt'd Ads. Since tNs Is a spKlal offer. ~ Nlfe a Thur~ noon Madllne and .sa prepaymen< tor al ads. Thfs is ~ to al private PMtY adWrtlsers tor rNrm.ndise not ~r s I 50 (prke must be listed 1n ad) and no abbreviatlOnS wil be Kcepted. Al ach Wll run Friday. s.t:urday aid Sunday. There Is a 5-~ minimum a< 20C per line ... So Y'M" low cOlll '*"91-A·Une ad ts onlly ••• Sl.00. DEADUNE: ~~noon .-..cE: S·llne minunum • l days • 20C per hnt' • U 00 • All ads Mt' prepaid by coming "'"llO the Od1ty Pilot 10 place your ad or use the coupon below • Private party rMrchandlse only olds No com- mercial ads, pets. hvestock. proc:toce or plants • E«ti Item must be Pfked In the ad witn no items av« Sl50. MAIL TO: DNMl·A·Une Dally Pilot HO weu 8.1)' Strttr. Costa Mesa. CA 92626 OJHly Pilot hours , Monday-Friday 8 00 AM 10 5 00 PM AMOUNT ENCLOSID ________ OATES TO RUN _______ _ UNU.---- t. 1-----------------------------t 1. i----~-------------+------t ). 1-----.....-------------t-~----t 4. i---~--------------------t 5. i--------~~---~-----------t 1300Mift L .,_~--'---'=+~~-------+~........,..,,.,-.;......-t-'----~---1 ·~ .. ··----·.,. 1. -------~----+------~--~--1 soo •·....---~~ ....... ~--~-.--~-..,-t-~-~--c -"''-----... o •• 642-5678 , .. "" • . . i \ I ... .. I : . ~ \ \ Orange Coat OAlLY PILOT/Saturday, Novemt.19, 1Na • ,,.....,,1 ... 11•1m1 11•w.·a1111,. 11• 11• 11 _. .. wmra wmra ...c-a ... !!!1!'!• 1• -·-· ......... GOVl!RNMEHT SEIZED a••WIC. PICTmOU9• 1111• PIChliOUe• ..... Joe lteftotd, 11H ......... Oft... .. '"'ul 11 CIM9e -............ Mt/FM, -· .... VEHICLl!I LOW Al ••... Ul9 ITA,,_-, um ITA~ M•r91*"•· COM. Calif. IO~TH , _ • .. • v ' --.. ti AIC A I 6111 •••• M a:Mll MIC. Oii TM1 'TM~perlONI-TN......,.,.,_..,. tH25 -· -H •• _.., _.._, NC c .. •· · .. s ....... ,...,.., ,_., • I • ' o o e M w a . an°" • .,,., esACM doMG ..._._a: dC*IO ~ • Thie ~ •• con. n. .... ,.,. -... All ,...,, 121,IH ~mlel.M.• w--. AMIN, ewe.-· CA0tLLAC8. CHEVYS. A•l•D••• 81CTIOM JM. AND COMPANY, IUelHIEll EOVIPMEHT du!Mdby.~llNtl wtetl .. Countya.tClllOr• ~ •• _ _. ... Ill. Ila .,_ c..om *'IMlll'nf* FOA0.8, MERCEDES , ...... Oii Tt9 ... 2006 W ._,.._ ltwd. t'110 SYSTEMS, 2006 W .....,_ Tiii regl1tr1nt c:om-Ml9 County Oft OoloMr IO, -1111'11 ••-.......... (I0140) ....... PORSCHE&. PLUS NllT esACM WM. ......,;lw:fl.c.lf --lhd. N9wpor't8eect\ C.W .-.... 10 nnwt ..,. 1• ... ___. W ·--TRUCKS AHO VANS COD9 TO IHAM.llN Jo.,.,_, 21110W1 S1 .. t2tl3 '*' U1NW the flctttout ~ _.._ -Wt INN AMAZING RECORDED O.·WAY lllAlfllC H N9wpcwt leed\, c.11. t*3 "'°*d Sc:ott 8ow9r1 ._..,.. MIN 0t '*'* ~ °'9'111 C.... 7 1 1 .. 1111 -IM.Mlll MHSAOE REVEALS TMI ocu .. atrl MUY CNftdt'I a. w~. 209 m A -19th SL, NilWPOtt llMd ebol'9 on OGtobw 1t. =-~ 1~ ,.: ... ,., JOODM 1(3061) ___ _._a .. ._ * DETAR.a. 7141531-1211 ···-·~Me Olend A~. So PMedena. IMct't,Cellf t2tl3 1tM .... •· • ..._. .,..._m,lf0=(• 11) .... ~-'!!!:''!"'-.. -a ... -• .. Vll'f•w•Y-c.•sllD EXT. 106 'CM•ll• MMD c.11f t1030 Tiiie bv•neu 11 con-DeQApcMeglde l1 1• fftl ,...._._, ....-•·-· . •••••i ---.L -• Tiie CM)' Cowd of tM Thie buMneN 11 c:on• ~by-en lnOMdUel Thie Mt"'*'I _.,. tlled --------- ''. W.. 1• •-, (I)) Ing, ~. AJC, tltt. Automatic, pow. dOOt 13 msMDl'b DU aty of~ 9Mdl doee clUcted by • ~ pen. The regl1tren1 com-wltll tne County a.ti of Or· PmlJC mta .ma-2MO l'.8"(1KHK383) 1 k di ,_..,.~,... 0tdeln•lolowl· ns1'llCI menced to treneect ~ 1ngeeownty on0Ctot>er20, ~ "? I •t Mii '--Timi oc: • r• 111• crul••· ..!...,....' SECTION 1. Section Thi reo11tr•nt c:om· -under the r1ctltou1 1911 v -· pow. 8t..,lng/btllc•. J2495 12 aa.oeo of IN Newpof1 "*"*' IO ltllMld .,...... ~ '*"' Of '*'* ,_.,. . ·· ·=--.. ,.... AtlltM~ c:aMttev~~· ... -... -a-llf P/0 leedl Munldpel Code .. MM undet the flct1tou1 lleCed •bow on November 1, Publilhed 0r*'OI Cout The fOICMllftt ..,_ ... • ........,_ .__. a. · ,...., ""'ln#!Qe ... _,.,, --·-.-'lded to reed. 1Ju11neM n..-ne "' nem. 1M8 l'\altu ~ OCtot>er 29, No-~~ • .-,_ -., --... -$8,195 (1HVAM9) .. ..._ •• Alt.Clll ........ T A1c:t1 o Scot 8-.,.._.,.___ ....,. -· .-M. I-n"' --._:-llll•t•---•--•r•••"'-"12.52,050 8alOOe he ..._eboveon0c:1oeer24, er 1 • \lllTl.,..5,12.19.1...., _..._ 1._. ••• -_.. to11ow1ng etr..U end elleye 19N Thie et .. em.nl WM IMed Se-052 :~0,,2108 VIMe Def Oro. •· I• II• 5 epeed ,,_. redl... amA · i~ · ~be~ •1reet9 at.a Jo..._ with the County CWw1l or Or-leadl. c.. ta.o ,,,.~ I I ••• .. • • ...,_ st_.....:/br•k•'. ••• -i~""" tlleys: Thia 11atement wee llled •"99 OOunry on No\lltllbtr fta.£ llJT1CE Weyne l"tllMp O. Cero. • 1< I. ·--...,....... ....,.,,. --'e.aaQtk• Mair18tfMI ffom OoMrlo wlthtMCountyClerkorOf-10, 1988 ' 2108\nMI OllOfo,~ 1.:fourctoor.w......_...n AM/FM, calMtte, A/C, 1-Atf.A/C.llll"""'"'-LllHLl•ll•H• "ant to the moet nortMf'ty rigeCountyonOCtot>er26. 1 ,...,.. fllCTmOUIMflIT•H 8Mdl,Call.t2tl0 J" ..,ane.tor (14M2) tttt. Cwtom ~.tun WW'Mm •1•tm111t••tncwm 1 8'nplur9 s.n.. Loeded l)Olnt of Main Str• Nonh 1Ma' Pubhhed Orange Cout ~ITA~ Thia ~ 1e oon- 11.11 •. ULDWW roof. SHARP! S5,995 5 epeect menuei. redlala, $6295 ...n power equlprMnt ~ bOUnd trlftlc: oniy. ,_,. o.ity P110t Nowmbef 11, H J The lolkMtno ~.,. .esueted t1y. an lndh1d ie1 (2FJG1ot) power btllc•. AM/FM, ..,--..-DU moonroof. (7711121 Bey A~ "om Mein Publlehed Orange eou1December3. 10. 1984 doing bUelnlM .. , Tiie reotatrant c:om-1• IUI lllJmrll... ~·. AIC. Cwtom .. -,.....-::, S13"5 Street to A Street EM1 D11't Not NoWmber 5. 12. Se.100 BAR8ERYCOASTMEH'S menoed to .,.,..,. bUll-aml ..,_. oof low -1 ' bOUnd lrfllllc onty 11, 29, 1988 HAIR DESIGN, 4265 M8n· ,,_. Uftder the tlc1"oue . JI 1811'11• ........ mMM.i4.=(~Y"3) h ilAJCMllWatMttt.• •• AStreettromBeyAwnue s.o67 •-• lllft'TIH' lng*IW'llyUnh 13.Newpof't ~ !WM 0t ,.,._ • ~ -CIUIJ) to Be1boe Bou6ev8fd ScMIUI r-.... ..,,~ e..c:tl, Cell!. t2teO llMld 8boW on NIA '·,,Aut tic door llllM'lll... $6695 bOUnd trefftc onty "8JC llJTICE ~TYTIOW--H AonelO a Uttle. 11331 w.-,.._ 0. Cero ome • pow. .... 'II 211 D lmA '17TO'IOTACGIGWllU Bey A-from Melli tum STATllmWf &penll• Ofenge, Cellr Thie ~ -fllild t ~ r~,:;~:· Automatic, 9 cylinder, ---WI A.IC,,..--.,.MAI Street to Elatlth Street Ptennou8.,_.. Thefollow4ngper90nlere 928et wlthlNCcu1tya.tlof~· ~ .. ~ AIC' powerdootlodt,r.ct..,., ~~llOIUDUSlh W~t>Ounalrafllconty UlalTA~ doing~-Robon E w..._ Little, =Countyon~ . ···-roo' f lmm.:...·l•t~ crulH, power ltHr-"'"'""'' $1995 LllHL1•11•11:11 Mwemar DrlY9 "om the Tllefo1iow4oopereone-BEACHWOOD CON-111331 Elpenlt•. Oreno-' 1 -...,... • _.. lnn/brakH AM/FM "Slgneture Serlu " aouther'ly line of Belboe Oo6nQ ~ ec STAUCTION, 1571 Sen c.llf t29et r- condltlon. 114.995 • • • 4 ~. r9d4llla. power ..... b .J l:O"ad•d with po••r Boulevvd to IN~ PEARSON & AS · BemwdlnoPl.Coet•Meu.. T~ bull""8 II eon· ~ °' .. -~ (1GIM363) cauette, A/C, tllt._!·top, br#(-. One only-1\un'y h • A c.,......_ml _ --t & -roof. fine or CMnnel Roed. ~· SOCIAT£S. 3115 Vile w-. Cellf lnC21 Ouc:ted br'~ llnclwi1e ~ ... ...,. QdOOW oH', ._.. - •-.-~om wheel9. -.395 on tt\la oneu An•........, ,.., •• 1~11 ...,_....,_, .......... ~bouno 11e111c....... -· T --$ 1~ 19. *II Biii ,J -(50720) _ ..... elJ"'bl•. ("J8-20-5·.,"'1 ~ ~ft!."'..' 973491 118 9t5 -"• Newport e..cn.,c.cn 92t631 c.toe AMdfe&. 1578 Sen ne regl1tren1 com--·...,... • • ~.. • • .. ~ 11.~ ...... ,n,_.,.. -~~n. elley ~ ~ Robert t. Pewson 31 t$ Bemerdlno Pl .• Coat• Mela. menced to trllnMC1 bull-s.ote lml ICllmrll... $8,175 M"'rm filSta.~•& 1 · 1 e.lboe ~d CW\ 1M VIiie way. HewPot1 8-:ti Celd 92t27 ,_. u~ ltle flctltoua --------- 141.-e .-a --··WW .. ....-Al notttt end Mw-Driwl on CMf 92'i3 • Thl1 bu.llnen 11 con· buelneee name or ~ PmlJC MJTa: • *ME....,"'0£S ,;;;1 300SO. ......... M1 ••11 ~ .~"":' "'* '* M IN IOU1h. from the .-tetly Thia l>usln ... 1.1 con· CSUC1ed by-enlndMdual lilt«Jebove on~ber 1, _.....;,.=.-..;;..-..--....._ __ _ ~ v -._ ;· ~ edit boundery or I Street to the OUctecs by' .,, lnCSMcJuel The regl11rent com-1981 FICTl1'i0Ue • 11•• 1: _ All option•. centre nr •.a _...1 ~ oe cm. t°t#J; nor1herly line of Mir.mar The reglllrent com· mencect to trenieeet buSI-f:lonelO B Utlle MAm ITA,_,- ; wheel&, lhHPlklna, ....... l1l --· • Nm 11 27 11 ° ... '111111.11191 Offle. EUlerty bound trefflc: nlenced to trenMCt bull-,,... under the llC'tllous Thlt 11e1ement -tiled The folowlng penane - • 'J-' ~ ed 11 .•• f~. ect eon· 11 ... 11 _ 4 cytlnOer • 5 IPMd man-fteU, s-.., I I· Autometlc, 9 cylinder. only ,,... under 111e flctftous outlrieU nerne or nam. With the County Clerk of Or· dOlng ~ ee: ......,., v'""" ---.rs IMal, redlata, CfUIM, power CAllDDfll power door lodt redlm ~ Oii Norte. Tremc: to butlnMI neme or MmeSlfilted el>OYeon NoYernber 1 enoe County on OCtooer 21. BURKMAN PAOPEATlES, a.46-2990 deys 9 c:ytlndef, 5 epeect ·min-bflk-. AM/FM, CUMI· _-D cruise powar • ateer~ I proceed wtelerty oNt for• lilted ·~ on Jenuery 8 1988 . 1988 • 1870 Pertc Newpof1 1'215, I power door 10cit te. A/C. Extre 1h1rpl ' Olllenc:. or epproxlmetety 1H2 • ~ AMOrez ,..... Newpof1 Beectl, Cellf.12110 :1NISSAN 1988 Sentr1, :c;1•1,, crul ... powe; Fln1nclng Available. MAIDA lng/brakH, AMIFM.1300 reet WMI ol L StrMI. Robert T P-aon I Thie 11etemen1 wN flied Publllhl<I Orenoe COU1 S-atttman <*on. 7500 mli., red, 4.epeect, brak• AM/FM CUMt· ( 1SRF756) S5.89e. CNMtte, A/C, tilt. Vinyl Plue Oii Sur Trefllc: to Thia 1teteme<1t was riled with the County Clertl of Or· Deity Pllol OCtot>er 29. No-1870 Pen Newpof1 #215, ~ AIC, •t.,eo ouHtte. te. A/C. Extre c:lean. ...... WW 1425 Baker St. top. S3.99s (tEBEe&9l proceed ... 1er1y only f« • wtth the County c1er11 ot Of. enoe County on OCtot>er 2e . ....,.,,ber s 12. 19. 1988 Newpof1 Beedl, Cellf.12110 "' SllOO/obo 875-9409 ""~ner• narsonal car. n1.a•11 1111WllMllAll IOlllence of 8P9fOlllmetely enge CountyonOCtober 26. 1988 I S...055 This b141neee .. con- vw .. --Costa Mesa ·-· 300 .... well of L S1rMt. 1988 neaao ducted by. en lndMcluel ' •' --'II •1171 · Financing Avalleble. -n •.a.. 545.3334 -Oceenfronl elley from M ,-.S15 Pubfl9hed Orange Cou1 P\llJC fl)TlC( The regletrant com- .J 4 cytlnder, 5 ~ man-(2783) $29,100 •--142-1111 StrMI lo Chennel ~: Publlllled Ofenge Cout Deity Pilot November 5 12. menced to tr....-:t buel-Ull, redlatla, power at..,-...... WW VfKY c leen. Auto. Air. Euterty bound tretflc only. Delly Pilot Nowmt>er 5. 12 19. 26. 1988 FICnTIOUI ..._.. ,_. under IN flc:t"oua lng/br•kH, AM/FM, •1-m1 Cruze. C a autu. vw '74 BUG. greet Ml-1Ln•HU'M•TA1 SECTION 2 Tiiis Otdl-lt.26.1988 . S..075 NAMllTATDmWT ~ IWl'll or,,.,,... ~•. AIC. (29H) (000979) S8t95 nlng condition whit• 11111 nance shell De publlslled Sa--0681 The following l*'l()n$., lillled eboW on October 11, •••• "' View all Mercedll Benz • PllTlll S2250/ob0. 97~2479 pp a cy11nder, power door : ~f ·:: ~end~ --... -TICE NI.JC llJTICl ~1c:r=-~ EX-1-:.._ 8ur1lnw! °"'°" • yeers, n --pow9r ~..,lng/brak•. 1 deys efter 1ne d•t• of this '1CTITlOU8 .,..... co.. Sul! 200 ' wttt1 the eounty a.ti of Or-•1-1111 models cotors I •• .. WW '111110-n lock, '·~····· cruise, ..,,,. lhell be ett.ctlw 30 .-~ "" • ECUTIV E SUITES~ Thie .....,,..,. ... tlled PORSCHE 1971 911T our 200 plus dlaplay. VW '89 Squarebedc. good 5 epeed manuet. redlala. AM/FM. eueette. AIC. ~Uon flCnTIOUS IUMIEH NAm ITAft•NT lleecrl C-.~ t:ze8o r-.-. on~ 20. ::•15 911S motOI'. Kenwood Compere HOUM of Im-Interior & eicterior, new crula•. power t tffr-tilt. $3,"5 (2AXN&59) I Thia ordlnenoe ..,.. in. um aTAT'EmNT The tollowlng penona we ~fled ~Ser·=--.. , CO phone/ext ~ & be aaf9. tlr-. Medi engine, MOO lng/bre kH. AM)FM, lllfmrll llAll lroduced el• regulet meet· The following Pll'IOnl ere Ooong ~ P ¥ic. Inc: Celllomle, 4350 PlllNI MUsT SEEi 1;~~295 211111• ..... obo 9e3-8314 o.MI. c:ueette, AJC. Bii on blk. - -'ing ollhe Ctty Councll of the ~c~Sf YACHTS I BIN FINANCIAL 3300 von · K~en. Sull• 240• Publl8ned 0renge COMt ... ... • . .-... -----------------··--------.. With tint windows. Extra _,_. City of Newpof1 9Mcf'I held . • IMne AW. Suite 300. New-Newpof1 Beectl Ce11f t2teO Deity Plot Oc:totaer 29 ~ Ill c:teen. Flnencing AvaK-141~1 on the 241h dey of October. ~~-~~ ~ port a.ch, Celtf 9~ Thll butlneM 11 CO<l-~-s. 12. 11. 1111 .. ' I N et>te..(2ESV147)$11,9e5 1988. llld waa edo'1ted CW\ pott...C,, C:,f g29eo Benon n~ 210 ouc:1eoby •CIOrllOr•tlon s.451 d ••.. WW .ma .. m U\e 1•1h dey of November. RlndertpKMf Inc: • Vie ttMc:a. Newpof1 Beedl. Tile reglllrenl com· 0 . , S e-ws M1 -11 -1988. by lhe foltowlng vote. Cellfomle ·, iso1 Cellf.92983 menc:ed to trenaec:t ~ ._ •-to Wl1 c:otp0t• 1on. Thi. t>ullneas 11 con-,_. under the lic:tltou11-.....;;..;;;;=-------- . WW .. Ill •-· 4 eutomatlc, 4 c:yfindef. AYES. TURNER. PLUM-Weet P.aftceo..t Hlgtlwey. OUcted'!iY en lndlvlduel ~ neme Of ,__ ACmiOUe ....... -•• _ -power door IOcit, radlels. M ER. HAR T. CO)(. Sune 205. ~ Beech, The reglstren1 com· lllt«J eboYe on September ..,... ITA~ 4 c:yllnder,ltd~men-crul1e, power ateer· STRA USS S ANSONE Cellf 92MO menc:ed to lrensac:t bl.*-1 1M8 Thetolawlng - ' uel, AM/FM. CUMtt•. lng/br•k••. c:aaaelte. MAURER Thi• butln... 11 c:on· ,,... undef Ille tlc:lilOUI CIW'le Moretend. PTeeident doing~=---T d Show car condition. Must A / c. t t 1 t . S 5 . 4 9 s NOES. NONE ouc:ted bY" • c:GrllOf•tlon 1 ~ name or nemM Thie ateiement -Ned 1 • ) o N s H o R e Available. ( 1SKB349) BUllMTM llAll JOHN C . COX, """ ,_, ~ r the tictitous l9U enoe Cowlty Qrl OCtot>er 19, (t>)ONSHORE DEVELOP-0 . , • ...10 ~. Anenc:lng (1MJW804) ABSENT NONE m!::c, r~gl:t~ c::,: listed 11boYe on OCtober t5, with lheCounty Clertl °'°'" PROPERTIES GROUP $3,895 --1 MAYOtt ~ u Bert Ne0ei"*1 1988 • MENT (c)ONSHOAE IH· In newsracks by3 pm Daily Pilat Community News Along the Coast .. (714) 642-4333 Home Delivery ---·-ATIEST Wende E Reg· ltlt.O'-oo!-:' d:to:m: Thia stet--.I wa lilecl "-U VESTMENTS. 425 SOtt1 --HI 141~1 glo. Clty'Cler'k • . with ttl4I County Clertl of Of. Publierled Orenge Coat SINM Suite 21 Newpor1 •1·1111 I Publlahed Ofenge Coast ,19:oc A Alf\detspechef I fgC County on OCtober 29. Ody Pilot October 29, No-Beedl, Cell!. IJ2ei3 VW Vanegon 1982. 64.000 ..... 'MU I Deity Pilot November 19. Pr~ • 1 ,,.._l"""'ber 5. 12. 19, 1H8 ~ Bd'leilbeum. 1555 m 11 e • • • u tom• t I c , IAm 111&1 1988 s.110 Thll i tetemen• was flied I Published Ofenge Coast Se-049 EM1 ..._. Verde Or. na, 11ereo/cuaette. nHds Autometlc. 4 cylinder. I with Ille County Cler1c or Or· Detty Piiot NoYember $, 12. •-.,. -TICE ~~·Calf.~ WO(j( $3000 obo power dOOf loek. radlels, enoe County on November 19 26 1988 .._.., .....,._, .-,,.. ...,_,_., body ' crulae power steer· PlBtJC fl)TJC( 2. 1988 1 ' S.07• 101~ Eellt 8eilbol llYd., 640-1937 • c I Fif7122 I . Newpof1 8-:tl, Celt. 92181 lng/brlk•. AM /FM. Al • FtCTITIOUS .,.._.. Stepllenl & K 5000 MA.Ml 8TATlmWT Tiiie bue1neM Is con- &-... ..___..i_ t•-tllt. $5,995 (2CHOOOO) NAm ITAT'lmNT Birch Str .. t. S~~-•lO, PlBtJC fl)TIC( The folloWlng pereone _,. duct«J by. CC>-1*11•1 ---... llllMTll 11111 The lollowtng penona er• HewPot1 Beedl. Cellf 92660 doing~ ea: • Tiie regletrant c:om- _,,. •-- -OOlng bu-"-at; Publllhed Orange Coast ACTTTIOUa ~ 211 1 SOUTH ANNE ~ to trw.ect ~ -'11-1.--·-HARDWOOD FLOOR Delly Pllol November 12 t9 NAm ITA~ STREET PARTNERS, 475 neea UNler 1M ftctltOUI ..... 142.-a1 GALLERIA. 1938 Hert>or 2e. becember 3 19U . . The tolowlng per'80fll -North Muller Street, ..,._ ,_ °' - le ctulM I 8NO Coeta MIU. Callr ' • S.o83• dOlnQ ~ ... ANlllelfTI. celtt 92801 111tec1 ...,.,. on October 1. Automat • • ~ IUlllll I 'la 924129 w£s FRAMING 16783 ProtOfMftt. lnc: .. Generel 1918 ateertnt,btlk•. c:auet llJL&Slalll ~ehmen z.m.nPoUr 21 ..a.JC fl)TlC( Beech Btvo Hun11"9ton Penner. 475 Not1tr M\iMer Rober1 J. Herbert t .FN. -'2c) . u . 3&-Sj I 6 II 0 C.fOiille •223 . .,_,C:.111 t ia..cn Cellt '2641 StrMt, An•Mlm. Cellf. Tllil ...,,""" -..., (1 Ucv Automet c. cy n er. t2715 ACTITIOUI .uaaNESI Weft SnyOer ~·.<1 Sap. 92801 -wttt1 tN COiiitj Clift of Or-llllmrll IUll powerl dOOfloCk.radtials, M RezejoZ:I 12•A ~lh MAlllSTA~ pnlre. Belboa lsl8nO C.t T1111· l><n.lnM8 19· <:OnJ eneeCourlt)'on~····· mma cru ••. power • •er-s 1. Newpof1 e..cn c.i.t The l*'90flS -92662 oueted by e llmlted Plf'ner· 1918 I Ing/brakes, cassette. 92M3 d<*lg :;::: ... Tiiis 1>u11nes1 ,. con· llllP ....U IU~1 AI C . t ilt $3 ,2 95 Thi.I t>uslnea.a 11 con· TME TIMESAVER MAN-ouct«J byenlndMOuel file reglalrenl com·1 Pvbllflecl()tenge~ (1GMY690) ducted by en lndr.llduel AGE ME NT COMPANY The r1g11t re n1 com· mencecl to trWIMCt ~ Dll't P9ot oao.r "· ~ -'11 lllllm B•l•TM IUll • Tile reglltr ent com· 21302 8eectl 81 Huntingt~ menc:eo 1o trwect 11u• ,,... un6er Ille flctllow _,_ S. 12. 19. 1MI 91 myao menceo 10 lrenNCt ~ Beedl Cell1 ~ ,,.,. under the llc:t1tou1 °"8lneN rwM °' _._, s..050 Automatic:. 6 cylinder, •.a• -•1 ;:'~ndel'nem:_1141 orrk= l<eren Lorre 1ne Va n ~ neme ~ "-power door IOcit. redials, _._. bled~ on October 7 CMl9 21302 8eee1\ B•. 11.11.0 ~ oo ot>er 1 crulH , power 11Hr· mlf 'll Pllllllll 1918 Huntington Beach. c.111 19!8811 SnyOer ,___ lng/brakH. ca1Htt•. . M RenjOZI 92648 Thi st•t~t -tlleO ••• A I c . t 11 t . s 5. e 9 5 YU Thia 11etement ~ ftlecl Tllll 1>111tness IS con· with :. Coun Clent of Of. j (2EXP488) 6 cylinder. power OOOl'I with tile County Clertl or Of. ~4:' ~.~.~·~~om. I County::, Octooer 2e. STRONG Shepherd Canrmy 111~!0'8 J !:!e, ':t'!:'i~g/~;~!!:: :countyoo0ctooer25. menced ,: trensac:I ~· ~ ~MARY VIRGINIA H~ BellCb: 1 ._,-.... CUMtte. AIC. tilt Low ,_191 ~n<l~he°"t~!'.: Put>ll"*I Or8ftll9 Coast STRON.G , ace 81 . CA In lieu of flowers MJ.-a1 mllea.$16,295(7-3 121 1 Pubftlhed Orenge Cout lllleOe~on Novemt>er 2. Deity Pilot Nowmt>er s 12. b o r n in Boston. donations may be J llMl.Ul'll llBTmlt•llAll 'Dellyber~1 1~f~~·No-1988 19.2e.1988 Se-069 Musacbuaetu on m.detotbeAmerican UIUll mna.a . lv.tn . . . S.0$8 ~:_"',!".f_::tv:_~ J anluaryd 2\ l~~t = i:::=~ llrwanma tr 142~1 •-.,. lllftTIM' wtth the County cwir of Of. •-.,. 11nl1CE res ent 0 a •1 -I .--""1-. ange County on Nowmber .--"" Mesa for 31 years Broed'Way Mcrtuary • Automatic, Pow« Ooor ,_ '12l ... I FICTITIOUS.,..... 3, 1984 F1CTITIOU8 llUSINEH 1 passed away in Costa Mesa Dlndan. IOcit, CNIM. power st..,.· 59.000 miles, one O'#f*. tum aTATEmWT I FW7251 I N~ ITA~NT Anaheim. Callforma 642-9150 power. v-a. LHther. (•2Gtu5101 &73-1783 OOlng b4lf//lnele ~ OeHy PIW>I ~ber 12. 19. 00!"9 bullneM 81 on November 17, t'"-;:::::!!~=~~=~ Ing. caaaet1•. AIC. tilt. All p p s 3 5 5 0 0 8 0 I The tOllOwWlg .,.. Publllhed Orenge Coal The followlng '*"°"' .,. I S18.995(98120&) I PORT s ioe POOl SER-2e, Oec:emt>er 3. 1988 JO & ASSOCIATES 729 1988 She was IUD""'' ·-.. 1111111 VICE. 2773 $anOploer' °""'· Se-088 w 16th SI Coala M ... , preceded 11\ death by ..::i. ~ ' .. 1..... -·--Coe••~Ceft, gme I Ceilt 92827 her daughter. Anita I---,....,..,,.-===-LO~ Wtth power equip-S1-Poner. 2773 Send-f'tBJC fl)TIC( Delle Applege1e 773 5._.,. survived by ~~ ;_~~trwv aea•.aallUIM ____, •""""""'plpel" Ortw, Coat• ......_ Hymenus. Leuced•• Celtt --· --......... ~, ! TODAY'S I L-c_R_o_s_sw_o_R_o_r_u_z_z_LE---- ACftOU 1 Unrvffted 5 Ten p<ef 9 Unten'9d 14 Ending for ' 15 Cect 18 Ruleien cur 17 FMl.- 18 Stlng t9 Queen Sp 20 Pr9tend 22 Ttensmltter 23 Tie 24 Direction • 25 NYC lheeter HDecr..- s• 32 Mekeleal , 33 Comedlen Jllcil 34 Aliannetlw 35 N.Y city 3e Oef 37 Leg pert 31 Expecteo i 39Aelglll --~Yon '1 Poller hend 43 Or..oect I .. Loom pen 45Scr~ 41WeteheS ... -""' flettereo 2 3 4 14 17 20 53 Oomldle 54~• SS C.ty of FIJI $8 Mor•log~ $7 Mono $8 AccUl1ome0 $9 Rlnglet eo UnvWnleNO 11 1 Melllc:en coin DOWN 1 VehlcleS 2 Dugout 3 Eerth •Tone down 5 Oeptec:l•t• 8 M•. Wharton 7 Menelon 8 F ... 1eo 9 lnMCt tO 1189PlfllngS 11 Attecit 12 Ml. He111ewey 13 Perjurer 21 Febrlc 22 Frencll ,..,., 2• Weepon 25 Ctiuma 29 Concerning 21 ~o ... bled 28 Belief 29 AdOlttonel 30 ui-z - 31 Atnerc*1 33 Ful of 6 7 lhrubl 36 Genoe ruler!! 37 Stirs 39 Plowmen .0 Nomad. a hOfne •2 SteQe lell!a 43 Femme - 45 -eclipse •II 1""'*'91 a •7 St ... bH111 ... Oeperled •9 Rubber type !50 o.c:.lt 5t Suneel• 52 Well Pll'1 54 ConUllner -·-111•••-IM• ment. like ·-· .,,H., catir 9292e fllCTTTIOUS9USINEU 9~2• husbend. R o bert 3SOO Pec:flcV-Ortve lllmJZ (2LMX9S6) Thia t>u1inen 1a con-NAiii ITATDIOfT Strone of eo.ta Mesa; ~ 8-=tl Loeded wl1tl power equip-duct.a .,.,...,, lnOMOuel The ~ penona .,.. dauahier. Elu.abeth g.u.2roo ment ( 1 KSF327)0 1r The r1glalren1 com· doling~ er k 1 d Must .... Mak• otferl ~ 10 trenuct ~ Sl"HE PACIFIC COM-(Nie ) A exe n er, 540-5630 -under the nc11tous PANY. 2•2$ Orenge Aw ~ Be.ch. CA. ~ name Of ~ Unll a..1 Coa1e Mesa. Cellf llKllFI brother, Bill F.aUJn. Ull L!' ~ FORD EXP 1982. fully = ebo¥e on October IO 92r.[rlcle AMI G•ll. 2•25 9pedr1 wtt.ll Ohreldgon . 2Eligr~dtb· -•5 equipped. very low mi... St-P011er Ofenge Aw Unit s-1 CoeUi -el tM c 1 re n, U....: Automatic, Pow« door age. $2400. 4M-2978 TNa 11et_..t -flleCI ......_ Celf1 92627 ..., pet.a and Nick Alexander. ~.•~.power. A/~.t':~ -~ 'M ... _. with theCounCounty Clerl!Oct of 0r2.: 1 Rell P8'JI Lot11. 2425 Of. ~ Roary will be recited I i7e."5(2'8XG378) -·-• ..--: ty on ooer "· enge Ave unit 8-1 Coste la ~ on Sunday Nowm- W 1 ,_112 ~. ~~s~~~~7 ,1 con-her 20. 1988 a t 7:00 lll.!', .... 111111 Autometlc. 6 c:yllnOer, Put>lllhed Orange Coaq Ouc:ted by 1 generel P8'1· ~ A.. p M at p 1 er c e -power door IOdc. CNIM, Delly Piiot Octot>er 29 No-1 nerthlp f >-<.{;. • >"il Broth Bell Broad 1---------power steerlng/bfekes. 'lllfl'lber 5 12 t9 1988. Tile re g1atran1 com-J? en • ,_ .. T&lll cuHtte. A/C. 1111 • • • S..057 menceo 10 trensac:t ~ ·/ way Chapel. Costa Auto. air, 4 d00f.(10Z599) $10,-495 (2JCL \M) ,,... under tl\e flc11tou1 -1 I MHa MUI of Ouis- 18995 1111W1111 IUll NI.JC fl>TICE bulfneat neme °" nemea tian Bunal will be cel-m PllTlll .... '1Cnnou8 ....... ~= l bove on Merdl 28, • • I ebrated on Monday. •• ... W~1 NAm aTAftmMT Pelr1c:le Anne Gill "1 • ' November 21, 1988 at 1-----------------., Tiie:=:~.,. Tiii• a1etement wu filed 10:00 A.M. at St. Do-IT-YOURSELF IDEAS "°:1·s HOT DIPPED wltllt~Countyg:"'ot!~-J oa c h i m Cethohc BOLTS. 218 Megnolle Ave ,= ounry on ' Church. Vi.Sita~ at A READER SERVICE OF THIS NEWSPAPER Coat•......_ Cellf 12e21 ,.._ mortuary on SUnday, Beth Rive Swill. 21e Publi9MCI Orenge COMI 642-5678 Novttn.ber 20, 12:00, Megnolle Ave .. Coe1e MIN Oe<1y Polol N<Mlmber $, 12. ":00 p M In-Cellt t2e27 19 28 1918 noon '° •· · · ™' butmeu 11 con· S.076 t e rm e n t , Good duc1ed by' .,, indMOu8I ~u-. llllT.OUW Mortuery•c.n.tery CrtmelOfy 1625 Giiier Ave Cost•Meu $oi&O-S554 The reg11tre nt com· menced fO tr-1 bue>- neel under the r.cmoua buatneee neme °' ~ lllted at>ow 00 October 10 STARTING A NEW BUSINESS?? OUIL f A SUPER STAR Tn1s IS.page mstructton gu1det>ooi. ust5 a Qu•t ll lold1ng fabric 1tchr11Qut 10 produce 1ne oopular • p11enwor1r. 9ta1 du 1gn A convtn enl tull·s•u "ac&-aole pattern snee1 and sttp·bv·step du ett•ons guide you 1n cru ttng &n array ot 11ems The pillows pictured ht.re will drus up .atly room •n your 11ouse Tne lolded stir oes1gn can also ;adorn wall dKOtl· 11ons vests 1pe>l1.l11Ct c:ove1 s ;ano mort -------------- AOdtns -----...,,,.------- C•fY --------------- Sutt l •D------ flliu lllClllCIU Po ••Ql & PfOftl.Ol Hall0f1ng t9N 8edl Atve SWlft n. etetemen• ... llled wlttl -County Cieri! of Or· f.I: County on Octot>er :le ..... Pvbllhed Orenge c-t Dll't Not ~ 5. 12 tt, 21, 1tM S.072 The legal Department at the Oalty Pilot Is pleased to an- nounce a new service now ava il· able to new bus.nesses W. wttl now SEARCH the name for you at no extra charge. and save you the time and the trip to the Court House In Santa Ana Then, of course. aher the search 1s completed we will file your flctlt1ous business name statement with the County Clerk, publish once a week f0< four weeks u requtred by law and then file your proof of publl· cation with the County Clef'k Please stop by to file yovr hct1t1ous business statement at the Daily Pilot l egal Depart- ment. 330 West Bay, Costa ~ Calttomta:. If you cen not stop by. ptene caU us at (71 4) 6.42-'321. Extenstc>n 315 or 316 and we wiN 11\Me arrangements '°' you to handle thlS procedure by mall. If you should have at'ly furth9f Questions. ptHM caH us Ind we will be mOfe than glad to ...._. you Good luck In YC>Ur new buSlnesall u ' l 810 Orange Cout DAILY PILOT I Saturday, November 11, 1988 ~N0.11-41 ... AN ON>INANCI OP 1lm CITY OP NmWPC>RT MACH AmNDltQ CHAPTD U1 OP THm NnfPORT 9SACH llUNIC•AL CODIE PERTMING TO NOMCOMlllRCIAL IOUCITATION The City Council of the City of Newport Beech doee hereby ordain u toftowe: a.ction 1. Chapter 5.41 of the Newport BNc:tt Mun~ Code la hereby 8IMnded to reed u follows: Ctlepter 5.41 NONCOMMERCIAL SOLICITATION Section a: 5.41.005 L~tlve Findings and Statement of P\lrpoee. 5.41.010 o.flnltlona. 5.41.015 Permit Requirement for Noncommercial Sollcltations. 5.41.020 Exemption•. 5.41.025 Application tor Permit. 5.41.030 Permit Fee. 5.41.035 lauence of Permit. 5.41.040 Form end Duration of the Permit. 5.41.045 Non-tranaterablllty or Pe<mlta. 5.41.050 Watver of Requlrementa In Extraordinary Emerge Section 5.41 .005 Leglalatlve Findings and Statement of PurpoM. The City Council hereby nnd1 ,and declar• u follows: A. Peraons and organlz.at~ have been and are IOllciUll'IQ fund• and Pf'°'*1Y In tne City 9n the repreeentatlon that IUCtt proceed• are to be u98d for noncommercial purpoaM when euch funds and property maj be u98d wholly or In large part for the private profit of the ll}dlvlduaia promoting audt 'ao4tcltatlona. B.A variety of mlarepresentatlona and other frauds IMY be emp!Oy.cl In such IOllcltatlona. C. Thia Ordinance 11 enacted to Identify and reglste< group1 sollcltlng '°' noncommercial purpoae In the City ao that the public can analyze the natureand worthlneu of the IOllcltatlon In an Informed fashion. 0 . Thl1 Ordinance Is necesaary to protect the public health, saffl(y and welfare. Sec11on 5.41.010 Definitions. Aa uaed In thl1 Chapte< the followlng terms a.hall have the meanings Indicated: A. "Appllcent" means the person applylng to the City Manager for a solicitation permit on behalf of the permit holder. B. "'City Council" meen1 the City Council of the City ot Newport Beech. C. "City Manager" means the City Manager ot the City of Newport Beacn orhls/her d,algnee. O. "Contribution" means the giving of anything of value, Including money, property or any other type of financial ..-.ance. or the pledging otanythlng of value, lnciudlng money, property, or any other type of financial uaiatance, or the purchue or offer to purch .... anything otvalue, lnctudlng, but not Hmlted to. good•. MMcel, bOoka. pamphlets, tlcke11, aub9c:riptlona to publications. upon the Implied or express repreaentatlon that the proceed•. or• portion thereof, of the gift, pledge. or purchaM will be used t9r a non-commercial purpoM. E. "Director ot Finance" means the Director of Finance of the City of Newport Beach °' his/her deslgnee. F. "Noncommercial Purpose" means the purpose or any nonprofit community Ofganlzatlon, fraternal, benevolent. educ.tlonal. phHanthrcpic, or service organization, °' governmental employee organization which sollclta or obtain• contributions from the public tor charttable purposes or holds any a ... ts ror charitable purpoMS. G. "Organlz.atlon" mean• any partnership. corporation. °' usoclatlon. Including any firm, company. IOClety, 0<ganlz.atlon, church, congregation, asaembty, °' lellgue, and shall Include any dlroctor. otfloer, trua1ee, receiver. aaalgnee, ag«it, or other similar representative thereof. H. "Permit Holder" means the person on whose behalf the sollcltatlon will be conducted. I. "Petton• mean• any lndMduaJ. partnership, corporation, or usoclatlon, Including any firm, company. aociety, organization, church, congregation. UMmbly. °' league, and shall lnclode any director. otflcar, truatee, recefver, ualgnee. agent. or other similar repreMntatlve thereof. J . "Solk:ltatlon" means: 1. Any requ..t, plN, demand, or Invitation. or attempt thereof, to give money or property, In conneciion with which: (•) Any appeal Is made tor charftable purposes, or (b) The name of any charity, philanthropic or charitable organization Is used or referred to In any such appeal es an Inducement for malting any such gift or (c) Any atatement la made to the effect that such gift °' any part thereof wlll go to or be uled for any charitable purpoae or organzatlon; and/or 2. The aaJe of, offer to sell, or attempt to Mii any adver11Nrnent, advertising spaoe, bOok. card, ehanee. coupon device, magazine aubacrlptlon. membership, merchandise. tlcke1 of admlsalon or any other thing or aervlce In connection with whleh: (a) Any appeal Is made for charitable purposes. or The name of any charity. philanthropic or charitable organlZatlon Is used or referred to In any such appeal as an lnduce<nent for maKlng any such glh, or (c) Any statement Is made to the effect that SUCh gift or any part thereof wlll go to or be used for any charitable purpote or organization. K. "Sollcltor" means an lndfvldual who solicits or engages In a solicitation as defined In thlt MCtlon. Section 5.41.015-Pe<mlt Required tor Noncommercial Sollcltatlon A. No organlz.ation. shall IOllclt or knowfngty allow IOllcltation on Its behalf. contributions tor any noncommercial purpose, unlesa tht 0<ganlzatlon hold1 • valid permit laauect pursuant to the provisions of lhl1 Chapter. B. No person a.hall solicit or engage In the IOlloltation of contributions tor any noncommercial pu'tpoee, unless the organlz.atlon on whOM behalf the sollcltatlon la being made holds • valid permit Issued purauant to the provtak>ns of this Chapter E**1 solicitor shall carry • photocopy of the permit Issued pureuant to this Chapter completed wtth the solicitor'• tvll name whlle M>llcitlng or engaging In the IOllcltatlon of contr1butiona tor any nonc:ommercial purpoae. C. Nothing set forth In this Chapter shall be conatrued u granting to the City Manager or the City Council any discretion to grant, deny, suspend,revof(e or refuse to renew any permit by reason of disapproval or dlaagreement with the phllOSOphy. opinion or belief of the permit holder. Section 5.41.020 Exemptions The following are exempted from the provisions of this Chapter: A Any Ofganlutlon's sollcltatlon of 11s members; B Sollcltatlon on premises owned or controlled by the IOllcltor; C. Sollc:ttatlon which Is subject to disclosure unde< state or federal pollllcal dltclolure law1; 0. The Issuance of any announc.meot or advertisement that SUch sollcltatlon u deacttbed In SubMCtlonl (A), (B). or (C) abow wtll occur or which announces or adver11Ms an event at which unannounQed sollciation u dacr1bed In SubMCtlon• (A). (8). or (C) above occurs; and E. Solicitation conducted tolely by means of radio or televislon broadcut1, newspapers, magulnea. IOlely by direct solicitation by United States mall. Sec11on 5.41.025 Application tor Perml1 A. An application for • permit to 90llclt tor any noncomm.relal purpoM a.hall be mede to the City Manag.r upon form1 supplied by the City Manager upon torma tupPlied by the City. The applicant a.hall verify the application fOt •permit and tlle It wtth the Director of Flnance at least tan ( 10) dayaprlor to the time the permit requeated le to become .tt.ctlw. The City Manager may, tor good cauM shown. allow the flllng of an appllcatlon leM than tan (10) days prior to the .n.ctlw date of the permit requested B. The application a.hall contain the following Information: 1. The full name. malling addr .... principal t>ualneu °' realdentlal addr ... and t~ number, and the natute of the r•atlonlhlp between the appllcant and the permit hold«, Including whether the applicant I•• volunteer, • paid of'noer or employee. an ln<Mpendent contrllctOf. or an ag«it of the permit holder. 2. Documentation from the United Stat• Internal Revenue Servkle °'from the Calltornla FanchlM Tu Board that the permit holder la tu exempt underfederel °'state Income tax laws. 3. If the permit h<>'der is· (•)An lndMdual. the application 1hall atate the Ml name. malting addr ... and prtnctpel bu91neaa or realdentlal ~ and tei.ptlone number (b) A partnership. the appllcatlon a.hall 1tate the full name, malling eddreaa. and prtncipal t>uatneaa °' ,~,., addr_. and telephone number of MCh partner. Howev.r. If there ere more then ten ( 10) prtnctpal pertnen, onty the..,. ( 10) prtnclpel partner• need to be ll1ted. (c) A corpofatlon. the appl~tion lhall state whether It le «ganb:ed under the laws Of Ctllfomla or • a f0ra6gn corporation and, If a foreign corpofatlon. the piece of locorpore11on, the full Mme, mafflng ~. Md Pf'lfldpel ~and t~ mimber of the lndMdual In ctwge of thelootll Offtce Of tN c:orpotmUon and of .. oflloerl, dfrecton and truat ... of the eorp«atlon. Howewr. If ni.r..,. ~ ttlan t.-(10) offlcet9. dlteoeore Md tn.wtw, Ottty the ten ( 10) Pf'1nelpal• among the offtoerl, dnctor• and t"*-9 of the corporation need to be ...... (d) An woctation. the appllcatlon lhell atate mllltlng 9ddfw, and ptlndpel ~ eddr9lt Md I lts:;ttoM"""'"" of the woc:ta1Jon and thefull name, malMna addt'W, and pr;.ldpel ~°',........,..,.....Md IM llltS"IOI• number of eecti member of the aeoctetlon. Howwer, If tMr'9 .. more then..,. (10) mtfftbeta of tN -*'°"• ... tiar1 (10) ~ memberl need to be llted. If the--..0.1•penof1 muftl.4ltate ..-odlltlori, h,,..... ...._. buafMe9 addr.-and tlllephone number of Its omo. .,,.. elac> be glWl'i. 4. If the permit holder lntenda to uae • ptld aoicttor lo aoeiott contrlbUttone on ~of ttie permM hOlder. the lnfonnation 1'9QUfred by Subaectlon 3 abOW lhell alto be appllcable to the petct eollctt« . . 5 The fUI netne, maH6ng ~ and p1nctpaf ~ "" ,....,.... ~ and ,,,..,._.. ,.,,,,. ol ..,.. lndMduel who ... be In charge of~ the ddtatton. e. The "'" nernt of ~ lndMduel who wffl be aolcltlng contrtt>utione on blMlf of .,. ...,,.. ....,., ...!:........~ ~ MfM.:.._ ~ ~ and prtndplf IM.alnw Of ,....,,..., .......... I I pt arw ,..,.., tlA ted\ ._._ _.., .. .,. •• --~ d19rve Of controt ol .. OCWllllJiialft dl;ltld 8ftd of .. Pit U WU•lt. ., .. .. 11. A ..... cMh of the metfM)d Of mettiOdl to be ~ .,, c~ IM ldeltMIOn, lnCtudtng the rMnber of aoldtcn to be uaed . 12. A~ !Mt the pemift wll not be uMd Of,., .... ,,_, In eny wey u an andorMment by the City or any department • omcer. °'~thereof. C. If, wtile the aoolleetlOn le pendtng Of during the t•m of atty permit grtnted thereon. there le any chanQe In fllct, poMcy, or~ that would...., the lnformatton QMf\ In the appllcatlon, the appkatlt atlaM notltythe City M~ In writing wtthtn tw.ntv·four (24) hoUrl...., aucl'I changt. a.ctlon 6A1.~ P9rmft F•. At the time of M'l M llPP"C*lon tot a'*""'· a ,_ .. ..tab!Wled by Aeaolutlon Of the City Council .natl be pe'd to CO¥W tht edmlnlltre11ve coet of ~ the application end ltlUlng the permit. The Resolution atlall contain ptovttlona fOt ~of the ,_ upon snowtng of neoaiNlty. s.c.tlOn 5.41.035 •ence of Pwmlta. • I • A. The City Manager lhall i...,. the permit to the appffcant Within ten ( 10) daya aner the d•t• the completed ~Ion .. "'9d. s.ctlOn $.41.CMO flonn and Duration of the Per~lt. I A. ~· _. undet thl• Chapter shall contain the following Information: 1. The Mtneand addr ... of the permit holder: 2. The number Of the permit and the date lsaued; 3. The datea aot6cltatlon la authortted; 4. The noncom,,,.,aal purpoM or the solicitation u atated on the appllcatlon. 5. A blank apeoe tot the lndMdu9t sottcttor to ~ °' type hit/her nam,t prtor to aollcltlng contribution•: • e. A atetemer,t thlt the permit doee nOt autflOrtz9 the conduct or any event or activity prohibited by law, and a atatement that IM permit doee not constitute an endOrwnent by the City or by any of Its ct.partmenta, otflceB, or ~ of the purpoee Ott per.on oonduc11ng the aotlcltatlon: and 7. The algnature of the City Manager and the algnatur• of the permit holder. e. The permit a.hall be valid for the time 1tated In the permit application, but In no case shall the time exceed • period ot one (1) year from the date or the laluanoe ot the permit. Section 6,41.045 Non-transferablUty or Permit. No permit laaued undef thla Chapter ah•ll be tranaferred or uslgned, and any attempted assignment or transfer shall be void. Sec11on 5.41.050 Waiver of ~lrementa In Extraordinary Emergency. The City Manager may wllMt t"9 requirements of thla Chapter In whole or in part when he/the determines that aueh waiver Is neceeaary In O<der that the permit holder apptytng tor • permit may meet an emergency or public calamity requiring aoltdtatlon of Immediate aid. • This Ofdlnanoe wu Introduced at a regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Newpor1 beach held on the 24th day of October. 1988, and adopted on the 14th day of November, 1988, by the following vote, to-wit: A YES. COUNCILMEMBERS TURNER. PLUMMER, HART, COX. STRAUSS, SANSONE, MAURER NOES. COUNCILMEMBERS NONE ABSENT COUNCILMENBERS NONE John C. Cox, Jf., Meyor ATTEST: war\da E. Raggio, City Clerk Publllhed Orange Coaat Delly Plk>t November 19, 1988 MUC llJTICE sa11e \ \ ( 810 Orenge eo.t DAILY PILOT/ SeturcSey, NoYemba 19, 1811 MUC mtU 91 pP PmE mllCl _ ............... c .... • .... •a ........ _,._....• .... •=1e-..•___,m;;,;;;,_._ PW 11111 I · PW.. , ••.. I~ C>RDINHtC9 "°· ~1 AN ORDtNANC• OP 1ltm CITY OF NIWPORT aEACH A•ND•IG CHAPTaR U1 OP ntm NIWPORT .-ACH .... IC•AL COO. PIRTMMG TO NONCOMllDCIAL IOUCITATION The City Council of the City of Newport a.ch doea het9by ordaW\. u foltoM: s.ctlon 1. Chaptet 5.41 of the Newport a.ch Munlelpel Code la her9by emended to reed • followa. Chepter 5.41 NONCOMMERCIAL SOLICITATION Sec11ona: 5.41.005 Leglalatlw Flndlng1 and Statement of Purpose. 5.41.010 o.rtnltlona. 5.41.015 ~Requirement for Nonoommerdal Sollcitatlona. 5.41.020 Ex.,,,ptlona. 5.41.025 Application for Permit. 5.41.030~t FM. 5.41.035 ~of Permit. 5.41.040 Form end Dwatlon of the Permit. 5.41 .o.5 Non-tranaferablllty of Per'mlta. 5.41.050 W8'Wlf of Reqwementa In Extrao<dlnaty Emerge Section 5.41.005 Legislative Anding• and Statement of Purpoae. The City Council hereby flnda and declaree aa follows: • A. Peraona and organizations have been and are eollciflng fund1 and property In the City on the representation that IUCh proceeds are to be UMd for nonc:ommercl81 purpc>Me wflen euctrfunds and property may be uMd wholly Of In large part for the private profit of the lndMduala promoting tuQh IOltcitatlona.., • 8 .A vertety of mllf'epreeentatlons and other fraud• may be employed In auch aolk:ltatlona. C. This Ordinance la enacted to Identity and reglste< groups SOllcitlng for noneommwdal purpose In the City ao that the public can anatyre the natureend worthiness of the aollcltatlon In an Informed fashion. D. Thia Ordinance la necessery to protect the public health, safety and wetfare. Section 5.41.010 Definitions. Al uMd In this Chapter the following terms shall have the meanings Indicated: A. "Applicant" meant the person applying to the City Manager for a Sollcitation permit on behalf of the permit holder. B. "City Council" means the City Council of the City of Newpon Beach. C. "City Manager" means the City Manage< of the City of Newport BellCtl omta/her dellgnee. D. ''Contribution" means the giving of anything of value. lnciudlng money, ptoperty or any other type of flnanc:tal uaietance, or the pledging ofanythlng of value. inciudlng money, ptoperty, or any o1her type of flnandal assistance. or the purchaee or off« to purctlue. anything ofvalue, lndudlng, bu1 not limited to, goods, ~. boob, pamphlet•. tldt.ia, aub9crtptlona to publlcatlona, upon the Implied or expr_. repr...ntatlon that the proceeds, or• portion thereof, of the gift. pledge, or purchaM will be used for a non-<:ommerci81 purpoM. E. "Director of Finance" means the Director of Ananoe of the City of Newpon Beach or his/her dealgnee. F. "Noncommercial Purpose" means the purpose of any nonprofit community organization, fraternal, benevolent, educattonal. philanthropic, or service organization. or governmental employee organization which solicits or obtain• contribution• from the public for charitable purposee or holda any uaeta for charitable purposes. G. "Organization" means any panne<shlp, corporation, or uaoclatlon, Including any firm, company, society. organization, church, congregation. assembly, or league. and sh•ll lnciude any dlroctor. officer. trustee, receiver. u.Jgnee, agent, or other similar representative thereof. H. "Permit Hold•" l'M8flS the penso~ on wnose behatt the IOAcltatlon will be condUC1ed. I. "Persons means any lndMdual. partnership, corporation, or association, Including any firm. company • .ociety, organization, church, congregation, asaembty, or league, and ah811 Include any director, officer. truatee. reoetver. aaalgnee. agent. or other slmllar representative thereof. J . "Soltcltatlon" means. 1. Any request, plea, demand, or Invitation, or attempt thereof. to give money or property, In connection with which: (•)Any appeal Is made for charitable purposes, or (b) The name of any charity. philanthropic or charitable organization Is used or referred to In any such appeal as an Inducement for making any such gift or (c) Arly atatetMnt Is made to the effect that such gift or any part thereof wlll go to or ba uMd for any charitable purpoee or organutlon; and/or 2. The tale of, offer to sell, or attempt to 9911 any advertlaement. advertising epaoe, book, card, Chancle, coupon deva, magazine aubacrlptlon. memberahlp, merchandise, ticket of admlaslon or any other thing Of Mrvtce In connection with 11.A....,.,oullf'9olttle,,.._br~tobe~ln~h_. .. ._.,~ ... ,_.,,berol tolOitOf9 '°be I.eel. 12. A ......,.,. thet the P*m1f wt1t not be UMd ot .._....,ted In Illy wey .. an er1Cb eement by the ctty Of wry deper:ment • offtcet, Ot ~ ....... c . "· _..the ~ • l*IClll'O °' dutlnO the *"' of 111y petm1t or.ntec1 tMreoti. t._. 1e wry ChenQe 1n t1e1. poky, ot ~ "'9t would.._ the 1ntormaUon 9Mf'l In the ~Ion. the llPPICMt lhlM notttytne City M.neo-In wrltlnQ ~ ._,.,.tour (24) hour9 .,.., euc:tl ~ ~ S.41.030 '-""' ,_ At the ttme ol ... In~ tor a pet'lftlt, a ... M eetebllhed by Aelolutlon of the Ctty Coundl tt\11 ba p9id to oover the ~ ~ o1 pro c 1111ng the ~ end ~ the S*mft The Aetolutlon •lhell cont• prcMlk>lle for..,_ of the ... upon lftOW!llg ol MC 11 lf'ly. s.ct1on 5.41.0SS,i.&ence of PMnltL A. The City Maneoet lhall ~the permit to the ~t within ten ( 10) days •fte< the date the completed appllcatlon .. flled, hotlon 5,41,CMO Form and Duration of the P9nnlt. .. A. Pwmtb ..._, under thfe CNpter ~ contain the foteowtng lnfonn.iJon: 1. The Mme end eddre.. Of the permit hotdet; 2. The number of the permit end the date !Mued: 3. The da• ~Ion la euthOttnd; 4. n,. nonconw..,d81 purpoM of the aotlcitatloo ae •t•ted on the app61c:8Uon .• 5. A blank.apece fOt the~ aokltor to print ot .yp;. hta/het name ptlof to' aollcltlng c:ontrlbut1on1i-. . 8. A atat ... 1t V..1ht ~ dote not ~ the COftduct of .ny 8Y9nt ot activity proNbltecl b)' law, end a stat*'*'' tNt the pemVt doM not conetltut41 an ~t by the City or by any of lta Mpartmenta, officers. or employeee °' the purpoee « l*'IOn ~Ing ... tolldtation: and • 7. The 91gnature of the City Men.gar end the lignatu,. of the permit hotder. 8 . The permit lhall ba valid fOf the time at.tad In the permit appllcatlon, but In no case shall the time exc:.ed a period of one (1) YMf from the d8t• of the laluMOe of the permit. Section 5.41.0.5 Non·tranaferablllty of Permit. No permit Issued under this Chapter lh811 be transferred or assigned, and any attempted auignment or tranafe< lhall be void. Section 5.41.050 W9'Wlf of Requirement• In Extraordlnaty Emergency. The City M~ may watve me requirements of thfe CMpter In Whote or In pan when he/she determines that such w8'Wlf la neceeMtY In order tt'8t the pwmJt holder apptylng for • permit may meet an emergency or pubic caa.mity requtrtng sollcltatk>n of Immediate aid. • Thia ordinance wu Introduced at • reguter meeting of the City Council of the City of Newport baaeh held on the 24th day of October, 1988, and edopted on the 14th day of November, 1988, by the following vote, to-wit: AYES, COUNCILMEMBERS TURNER. PLUMMER, HART, COX, STRAUSS, SANSONE, MAURER NOES. COUNCILMEMBERS NONE ABSENT COUNCILMENBERS NONE "°"" c. eox. Jr., •ror ATTEST: Wanda E. Raggio, City Clerk Pubfl9Md Orange Coast Daffy Pttot Nov9mber 19, 1988 sa118 CAR CARE. ... ... PICnnout • ll•N cewa,.., wedl lftwt (11) Th9t Mid tlUllt lfW\dlr 19 eecmca CW a.ATM Mam eTA~ _.....,Ila~ Intended to be coneum-AllD cw NhliON n-. ~ penone.,. leclorl a~ n. Oi••• meted ..... ofllcl ot: BET-TO or• ·-dOtrlD ~ --••UlhOad. a,..,.., TER SE"VICE ESCROW DTATI CW SMAU. TAX. 13t W. =--City CoUftcl COMPANY INC., 14214 MAMCY L. 1MA. S.__ Alie., Senta AM of tM of Newport 8-.ft Beed\ ltvd.. w.tmiMtw, c.. .._... 92707 l'llld on 24ttl dtlt/ of 00- Notlce 19 llw9by CIMn to Callfofnla t2t83 on °' 8'tw A--14INI S-.. Patrick Small, l3t tober, 1111. and~ on creditor• of the within Deoll"llber 7, 1tel. · To .. llelrl, .......,...., W. S'"9nl Ave. ti 1 t, Santa "'9 1'tfl day of Howember, IWMd pentee that a bulk Thie bulk tr...., II eub-c:Ndltora. eonttno•nt er-. Ana. CA 92707 1MI, by the ~ vcM. tl'M9fer la lbout to be mede )let to Celltom6a Unffotm tora. and penone wM cnay Thie Mt,_. 11 con· ~wft: on .,...onll Pfoperty herein-Commwclall Code Section be otTM..... ll1111ii Aled In dUcted bf: an lndMduel A Y E S , C 0 U N • after dACrlbed. 8108. tM w11 ot ....... or bo491. of The regtatrant com-CILMEMIERS TURNE", The nemee end t1u11r1911 The,_ end ~of NANCY L. SAUL ~ to ~ ~ PLUMMIR. HART, COX, ~ of the Intended lhe s>«ton with whom AP£TITIOHM1bllnlled MA under' the llctltloul STRAUSS, SANSONE. ,, ..... ora lire: AJOES IN dalrl'9,,.., be fled II IET· by KATHL.f!N A. LAOAN In bulllrea name Of nwnee MAUMA ACTION PERSONNEL SEA-TER SERVICE ESCAOW the tk1pertor Court of Cell-..._. mowe on 11-1-&I N 0 E S , C 0 U N • VICES Of' ORANGE COUN-COMPANY, I~.. 142.14 bft6a. County of ar.,,...,. ._, P. Small ~NOHE TY INC., AIDES IN ACTION Bwtl etvd .. W.-i1•-.. Q1..t1r'9 91111 snve. £. TNa •tta '*'' wee !led A es ENT C 0 UN· NURSES REGISTRY Of' OR-Clltor"'9 ntl3 end IN IMl Mtl.LUf be appoti_, • wM1 tM County Clwtl of Or-at MB•M NOHE ANOE COUNTY INC., 3420 dey tar lllnD d8Mll by .,.,., per90N1 ~ ~ ... County on ~ ..... C. C.. II ....... S. lrlltol #310, Cotta ....... Cfedltor 111911 be December adcM""• W.-... of tM 2.. ttll ATTUT: Wanda E.. ,.._ whleh: CA t2t2e • 8, 1MI wtlldl II the~ deOadenl '971'1 ~. °'Y Clwtl , ~ Ntnll end bulttl9ll dey blfot9 tM ~ A HEARING on the petl-Publlltled Orer\91 COMt P\AIWled °'W9 CoeM ( ) A 11 d f h It b'-addrell of the Intended tton dete epedfted MIOw. tton .. be l'llld on OECEM· Delly Piiot Nowmber 19, H , Delly l'lot NOtiel1ltler 19, a ny appee 1 m• e or c ar a "'purposes, or tranaf.,... aro: EXCEL Deted: No1911'1ber 7. 1111 BER I , 1tea et 1:45 P.M. In December 3, 10, 1tel 1 ... The name of any charity, philanthropic or charitable organization Is used or referred to In any such appeal as an ~~aLT;m!::W~o~ •;:;.~ c:°.=. ·.~~-~ 8:':· ~ ~ ~=-------Sa-t_17_i ________ s._•_ Inducement for making any such gift, or enon. CA tM31 ' ...,, llttu ••If Tr1n1'1 • SentaAne. Clllfomlat2702. .....C NOllC( gJC llJl1C( THIS NOTICE IS BEING PublWl8d Orllfl9!9 Coeet IF YOU 08.JECT to the _ _.. ...... -.... ....... -..---._., ________ _ (c) Any 1tatement Is made to the etfec1 that SUCh gift or any part thereof will go to or be used for any charitable purpo1e AERECOAOED & RE-Delly Pt1ot ~ 19. granting of IN pelttlon. you OM*U..C. or organization. PUIUSHEDFOATHESOLE 1tN "'°'*' --appew et the ..... PURPOSE Of' SHOWING ae-113 n.rtng and at9'9 ~ ob-AM OM*UlllCa Oii TM9 COUlfTY CW Oll.W K. "Sollcftor" means an Individual who sohclts or .,_,,.,.... In a solicitation as defined In this MC11on. THE IUYEA HAS FOAMED JedlOne 0t fie-"-obteC-CIT'f CCMIC&. "" Tt9 In IN...., al.,. AclPt-_ .. ___ A COAPOAATION KNOWN P\mtJC llJl1C( t1on1 with tM cour1 bebe CIT'f CW MWNftt '9ACM CMtofl of Defllal NorTMn Section 5.41 .015'Permlt Required for Noncommercial Sollcltatlon ~3,~ HEALTH SER-=-~::.in"':':; ::::.O::.C;~= ...... =-~NwN Thet IN pre>per1Y ~ ~ ~. II CT I 0 M l .•e. Ue OADQ TO A. No organlzatlon-ahall Sollcit or knowingly allow aollcitatlon on 111 behatt, contribution• for any noncommercial MM Mreto II OMalbecl In U.O/IPICnnou8 lfYOUAMACllEDCTOA NllTAM ... TO Otl· SHOWCAUM purpoM. unless tht organization hold• a valid permit iMUed purauant to the provlalona of this Chapter. oen-11 ae: Fllmtt\n, ftll-ellll ... um or a C011\tt,..11 creditor al T .. UTIOM o• CO•· '°"CHANGE Of' NAME t uru , equ I pm• nt, The~otloWlfta petsona IN ci.111111, ~ muee .. -CIA&. IMlmH LI Oii DefllalNIDmw\ ...... ._ 8 . No person shall Sollclt or eno•ge In the solicitation of contrlbutlon1 for any noncomm«cial purpoM, unlea the trldlname, ~ ...... haft 8b9nclonecf tM ~of ~dalmwlltlheowtand "9¥Aft JI I 1111 tlad • peetelon In"* COW1 organization on whOM behalf the sollcitatlon la befnn made holds a valld ---mlt laaued ........ •ant tot..._ pr-"·'--of thla IMMhold tmproYef'nents. the Flctltlova Bualn•ll !Ml• cop,'° tM l*90MI THE CfTY COUNCIL Of' tar *' order elloiMllO ""3 ... ...-... -•... ,.. v,,,.,.,,,. ltodc In ttede. ~t not Name: SUBE SPORTS-,......... appotiltad by THE CfTY Of' NeWPOfn' '°'* to. ~ ~ Chapter. Each aollcltor shall carry a photocopy of the permit Issued puniuant to thts Chapter oomp&eted with the to 00fl'IP9t• and 1a locet8d TEAM sueAAO, 1135 Whit· IN cour1 wtlNfl row"'°""" BEACH DOES HEAEltY OR-,.,,. frOfll Dar"8I "°"'*' aollcltor'a full name while Sollcltlng or engaging In the IOltc:ttatlon of contributions for tllfY noncomm«clal purpoae. et: 3420 a. lnltoC 1310, uer Ave. •1ts12. Co•t• from the ..... of tlreC i. D.41N AS FOllOWS: ...... to Defllal NorTMn Coeta MeM. CA 12129 MeM. Cellt. t2ea7 euanoeot....,.•~ 8ectlofl t: Newport 8-.ft 111911 Jotwiaoh. C Nothing Mt forth in thl• Chapter shall be construed as granting to the City Manager or the City Council any The bullMA ,_ 1.-d The ~ 8UllM88 In eecteoft 1100 of IN Cell-~ Cocle Sec110ft IT II HEM8Y ON>IMO dlacretlon to grant, deny, auspend,revOke or refuse to renft any permit by reason of dlaapproval or dlaagleement with by IN Mid tr•....,oi• • Name~ to allOlle-torM Pro11Me Code. TM 5.~040 II MNby M*lded "*al "'80ft81tttar 111111 In t..._ ....,,......,.....,.h I Ion .._...._. I t... It .. old Mid loce1ton IE AIDES IH fled In 0ranoe County on ..... tar ~ dalllM .. not to reed • folowe:: tM INllter atcw '' ...,.., '"' .,. • ..,....,.,..y. op n or""""'' 0 '"'"perm " er. ACTION Marci\ 4. ttl7 'ILE..,.,.. prtor to lour lftOMN 5.4'0.040 ~ of ...... Ille COIM1 lft -.,,, Thet Mid RM*'™*-la HO.FS3120t from the dale of tM f1wtn1 CorllfMCdll Handblh on 1Mnt No. I .. 100 Qiftc Section 5.41.020 Exemptions Intended to be c:oneum-Ched OIMwco. tt71 AM ~ebowe. ~ Piarrliu "11 ~ c.. DrM w.t. ...,.. 11'19'*9 at lM ofllCle of 8UA-Crt.. Uptand, Celtf. t17M YOU MAY EXAMINE the ..-,. tor.,.,., peraon to *3 Ana. caMoml&, on ~ The following are exempted from the provisions of thl1 Chapter· AC1W ESCAOW COMPANY, Paul Dl'vld l.UdgMe. 2971 ftle llept _,,. tM cour1. If!°' eMllM'8 conw1•0lal ~ lier t$, 1 ... • tlOO P.M~ tll3 £. Unoo6n Avenue, Or· £. lradford "'8oa, Santa .. a peraon 11 .... Mild In bmlll to, ... upon Ot onto MY 8ftCI tMn and ._. ... A Any organization's Sollcltallon of Its members; enge. Clllfomla tH85 on 0t Ane. Celf. 12927 IN ...... Y'O'l l'M1 .. wfttl 1MMte ~ In 919 cMy ~If MY~...,._• aft« .My 1. 1tel. Thie ~ ... con-.. eourt • fonMI ~ ..oept: (8) In. .. ot upon ..... ~ tar .... of 8. Sollcltatlon on premises owned or controlled by tt'le Solicitor·, That INIMl.._torlllnD dUCtedbyaoentralpertrer· tar 8pecW No4toa of the fl. boa °' ·~ (OIMr ,.,.......,'*.,..,.,._.· cMlll'lll In IN aaorow,....,.,.., lfllp Ing of an lrtwentoty and ap-tMn a Unft8d SUMa rnelf.. IT II F\JATMIR orclered to "*""' 11 .NM'°· 1.... TNa ataMmant wee fled swa1aemen1 of -... ..... boa) mer11.s W1ct1 ....,. .. tt1et a cop, of t111e Ofdar to C. Sollcltatlon which Is subject to disclosure under state or federal polltlcal dlactosure lawe: ao,., • 11 MOM! to Aid wllt\ tM County a.ti of Or-01 of any"""'*' 01 ...,.,. ............ lndl llilgfl "For "'°"' «** be Pl,,... "' Intended Tr•,...• Mid in. anoe County on NOtielnbs .. pto.lll9d 1n w:tton 1ao eomm.• Hendblt,'' °' t1» ._Orange coaae ~Nat. D. The laauance of any announcement or advertisement that such Sollcltatlon aa deacribed In Sut>Mctlona (A), (8), or terlded T,.....,or 1.-d tM a. ltll cl tM CalbN ProllMe by Mndlno ttle ..,. to a a n..,.11 a,er of ..,_.., (Cl above wlll occur Of which annourM*! or advertiles en event at which unannounced aotlclatlon as deecrlbed In tolowlng addlttoclal bue6--PubllNd Orllfl9!9 CoaM Code. A ~ tar S99Cllal S*W ""° "-lll«McalW ~ ~ In • SubMCtlone (A). (8 ). or (C) abOve occu~: and neat ,.... and addl 11111 DalY ~ ~ 12, 11. No41C9tof'lft .. .,....... "°"' ,....eted or 01...,.._ ~ 9t lallM once a.-""""' tM tfW9I yww leet H , ~ S, t... IN CllUt ~ ...,..., Nadaalreto ,---. tar lour COi 110 ..... .... peee· None. a.490 Pattttooer, l<MNMn A. audl OOll'lfNldll llan«lll to ct:tM my of ... .._. E. Solicitation condUC1ed solely by means of radio 0< televlslon broadcuta. newapapera, magazlnea, IOlely by direct The "'* trwnlllw 11 not IAdllft ._ pwaon dllumll4111ino , Sollcitatlon by United States mail ~ to Celltornla Uni-•-.,. ---ll!'t OM.a ... a •--.cw(c)tn,ec0tupon NOV 4, 1 ... '°"" Commerdal Code&«> ,.._ ""'~ on•••· ....... o.. .. ~ ~ of a .,.... L .... -. .. Section 5.41.025 Appllcatlon lor Permit 16of1110I. ••• 4 ...,. ,.._,wt Ot pertOn In i.wt\11 -. ....... c..e 0.ted: November 18, -.CWll.,.• • a...,.. ......_ c ... ,. 11 a Ian..,_ wM llel ~ Or-. O... 1111 Mam eTAW -. A--, .. ,_ --and fled with me per-. Da1Y l'lot Mou..,. 12, 1t. A. An apptlcatlon for a permit to sotlclt for any noncomme<clal purpose shall ba made to the City Manager upon forms EXCEL HEAL TH . SEA· ~ :':n!: !,!'Wt8.. .... eon csia .. "'lnatlno tll• a . Decembers. 1• supplied by th• City Man911er upon forms supplied by the City. The applicant lhall verify the application fot a permit end VICU, INC., 8 Calf. eotp., ~ MRR-~ Oreinoe CoeM allhetllllliii mettw a wntten .._. 111• It with the Director of Finance at leaet ten ( 10) daysprlor to the time the permit requeeted la to become ett.ctlve. The lly: Aflmad --..... ay: AAl AllOC 2175 ..._ ~ ~ ~ 11. tt. ~ tMt MICfl com---------- City Manager may, for good cause shOwn. allow the flllng of an appllcatlon i... than ten (10) days prior to the effective P9drMI ......., lftMnCled V.-ble. ··.,.._ A 10I n . 1tM ,,...... flendbffl be -.. ..UC llRG date of the permit requested Tc•,...... a...-. c.lf _. • F9t13 Poeltecf on Na/Mr ~•--------- Putlllhed Oraft09 Coeet .... A. Hal. tnlMw P•ilm Al audl written Pie'"*-..... 8. The appllcatlon ahell contain the following Information: = l'lot ~ ti,_... ..._ lulte A1oe. ftaJC mtlC( ,..,_. muet be "*"'-Mam ftA~ S.107 Coae8 ..... c.lf. lltlt ......C 110nca = z ~ °!; TM'*-' penone .. 1 The full name. malhng address, principal business or reeld«ltlal addr .. and telephone number, and the nature of TNa buelMea II oon--... ... = dalrll ...,_ • ..... t•--0.1 between.... 1•--...... ,,.~ lncludl ..__ ducted-Mlndt"e• THt8 PU9ltC NOTU II.,_ pwaon ullllflli~ lOIMAMITOeMALTY t ... r a ""-"P 1 .... •PP ..... nt and the permit,......,... ng ~·-the appffcant la• vofunteer, •paid otncer --.---... -------• T ... -,· .. ·· letr•~t 0 __ c:',',:,'1:,.!_:~~t .. ~ ~ ~-:...,'!........, .. ~ 8 )OH ~ Dr.. Loe or emptor-. an Independent contractor. or an agent of the permit hotder. ~ ""'~ '"' '"" .__ -... .... .... .._. I01ll :::-~ -::-...:: llOft 11CM(cl). TM,.,..,.. .-. oertod of "*""8 aftet "'=' ,,.,.;. l<ornrMM. 2. Documentation from the United Stat• Internal Rev9nue Servtce or from the Callfotnle Fanctll .. Tax Board that the ll ... Ot """ ~ tlOs"'l tar IN "-lllllt di 11 •• 1t11J01 of ao1 t .,......... Dr lo. permit holcMr la tax exempt underfederat or atate Income tax i.ws. c.:'r..l°cw :-...._ iw: OctoflJtl ~ l•UiWCJ 'oon Youtfl OOlftlft•rolal i.anCSbllla Al8INeoa. c.lf. tonO 3. If the permit holder IS -::.. ~':' 1':..r. A. "81 ='.!"' ~~1': c-;..:,::... ~ .: :.:,":.-.= .. OOfto (•)An lndlvldual, the application ahall state the fit , malling address and prfndpel butlnMe or reeldent181 addr... ~ .. u;c.J, llMfl to .-"":-'::~ "::. :--...... "°fl:,!/.= ~~=::: ~ ':'=::,. 0 ::'.: and telephOM number ~ credltore Of ttte within = OouMy on Oo'1otlW to. :::.-n:-.= 11J":; .,..1,,1 • to "'9 ~ =-under,.. ttleOt '-:= MfMd ., ..... 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The time durtng ftle dey wMrl the IOICtt8tlon wit be fMde end the ..... fOr tM OOlllWll•IC9tl-end........ ..·----. ---· .. -.. -• -...... ~.. - -.. ol tN ........ .... ...... .. ~~~~~~~---~~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~'--~-L::==;::::~la:...::::::::::::::::::L~-.... .... l .. ( PAM J/SATUm>AY1ikllvemllar 19. 1-------~----------------------DAll.Y~/BAL UTATS ..... \ i " IESAVENJE • ~ .s> """ •IEMDITH COSTA MESA /~ ~ Gt'IJlll EMS • CIOI DBI WEST lln'ATES - DAILY PILOT /ftA&. UTATS _______________ liiiiiiilliiiiiiil•------·----SATUaDAY' Now..._ 19. H•/PAGa J WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. NEWPORT CR.EST Town home with ocean views. Highly upgraded 3 bdrm, master with slwing room & tbak<>f'!Y & suest ';IP + 1 bdrm down. Hardwood floors m dining & lutchen. Comm. pool, s~ & tennis. BEST· BUYll Gl-t• '211,• NEWPORT 8£ACH In terrific mid-peninsula fo· cation. Cli.ssic 3 bdrm, 2 bath cozy cottage with firepbce, front porch & ~tio. Walk to ~hes, Ferry, Balboa pier. restaurant.s & shops. 131-J• Slll.- BACK BAY with a Newport address. Custom 3 bdrm home with se~rate lar:ge ma.ster, family and for~I dininJ rooms on lovefy large lot. One story with freshly ~inted md landsciiped exterior and RV access. '31-1• $34.t.- Open Sunday ·-370 nrd Stnet 8£AOI duplex. Just steps to sand & shopping. RemodeJed 2 bdrm cottage with tile & Berber ar~ted floors, Anderson windows & mirror~ W1rdrobe doors plus 2 bdrm af?t & 1 bdrm guest quarters, roof top sundeck & utility room. 131-1• --~~~~~~~~~~----~PTt.Mt CORONA D£L MAR Exciting new contemporary condominiums. Split level, open bright 3 bdrms with fireplace, family room inside laundry & dble prage all with top of the line appliances & fooures. Several ~tios & professional landscaping for a &;ate woods~ feeling. Near completion! CS1-14M. .- TIJ'R11..EROCJt POINI' End unit. Gateti J.M. Peters' Mediterranean style complex with tile roofs & com- munity J>C)OI & spi. Immaculate 2 bdrm, super !<>ft/den & priva~vd. Air conditioned with secur· ·~ system. 131-1 ._,... ~Hou.~ I I Berieto NEWPORT Comfortable & spacious l bdrm beach house with fireplace, great ocean views, & 1 bdrm apt on ~e (over 3000 sq. h .) lot jut steps to Ynd. lot saze offers good e~ possibilities. at-I• ~ Charmine 3 bedroom With 2 complete ....., suftes, 1 up with ad~lfy room • one down ~ t.we fOOnll room. Country Fr~ decot, custom buitHm prMle pMio on l9Yefy street. 131-11••----------- 0.-"-IQ·-· llJ Via ....... NEWPORT BEACH OJ'FICE 2436 W. COAST HIGHWAY 714-631-14.00 · Realtors R NEWUSTINCS BEACH CLOSE condo in Wes1 Newporl. like new tri-level contemporary 2 BR, 2 bath condo with terrific ocean views. High ceilings, skylights, se~rate dining room, S large ~tios & an. double garage. •:n-1•-..,... ... CORONA D£L MAR Well maintained duplex in great quiet loca1ion, walk 10 beach, shops & resuurant.s. Front 3 BR, 2 ba1h wi1h cozy brick woodburning fp. & ~tio. Bick 2 BR, 2 BA with fp. & deck. 131-1400 $5'75,MO SE.A ISLAND lovely 3 BR townhome in gated community with pool, s~ & 1ennis. Fp. in living room & master, views from living room eat -in kitchen & nvster. Bleached woods. tiJe iioor:s & elantation shutters.. 173-QOO $175,000 Open Hou. Suncla1 l-$-31 Seabrook eo.. OCEANFRONJ' Cus1om 3 BR, including fa bulous master with fireplace, balcony & water & sunse1 views. Cozy den witn wetbar opens to rooftop deck with s~. Mov~in condition on nicery lands.aped corner 101. 131-1400 $115,tGO UDO ISLE Super, one of a kind bayfront, 45' lot & op_en bay views. Can be 7 bdrm 6 'h bath with den & formal dining or S bdrm 3 'h b;th home with il 2 bdrm unit for income. Bay windows, Fr. doors & sundeck. 131-1400 s1.-- UDO ISLE Bayfront in corner loation with 62' of bay frontage & pool. Gracious 4 bdrm including private master with fp, sitting area & sun porch, a lovely home for entertaining. Terrific bay & sunse1 views. 131-1• SI.-.- UDO ISLE lowest priced ho'"' on the island. Bright & open 3 bdrm with remodeled kitchen Ir Luge living room opening to sunny patio and small yard. Sundeck off master. Close to clubhouse, tennis & ~ch.'31-1411 ...... HARBOR VIEW HOMES lovely 2 story. J bdrm home with se~rate guest suite. Vilult~ ceilings & hardwood floors in entry,, kitchen Ir formal d~ are.. Bonus room & fam1ty room open to the · ~tto & yard. Ul-t• Ml..,_ BALBOA ISLAND Remodeled 2 story shingl~ charmer. Front house with 3 bdrms, dor~r win-~' forrNI dining (>lus a 2 bdrm apt over the dou0te prage. New kitchen, roof, plumbing, elec- tric, heat & air. 131-1• .MCt,111 ~ NEWPORT HEICHl'S Charming early heights J bdrm home with se~rate _ _guest apt over detached tri~ praae. ~rdWood floors, smooch ceilings & fireolaee In liv:I room & nmter. lovely prdens witfl spi. 131-1 ....... NEWPORT HEICHl'S Exciting 4 bdrm treehouse. "Solarium Mditions 1ugment the incredible twbor views. Included are a party '°°"" family room, DOOi & spa. & 1 bdrm sue-st cottap in a woOded hillside setting. a1-t• .,-... WATEllFllONT HOMES. INC • ........ UDO ISLE Just completely redon.e, like new c3n- struciton. Fabulous Mediterran.ean 4 bdrm, 3'h bath with den & walled courtyard on larger lot. ~k floors, stone fp, open beams, fr. doors & windows. '31-1• ...... UDO VU I AGE Exciting property with a wall of ~lass on the Lido Channel~ dock for an 80' boat. Stylish 2 bdrm 2 bath condo wilh d~. marble fp & large sunny terrace in 2 story Med1terraneiln com~ex. 131-1400 1125,111 DOVER SHOR£S Remodeled J bdrm bayfront with huge ~ster suite, den, family room, dock for a large yacnt & s~rlding wilter vi~s-t erraced bayside patios with spa & builHn BBQ. Steps to community beach. '31-1400 Sl,%51- UNDA 1SL£ Traditional 4 bdrm in perfect condition on oversized lot with dock & side ties. Family room wit h Fr. doors to hu~e bayside patios & cozy study with fp. Circular staircase, oak floors & cabinetry. '31-1400 Sl,595,llt UDO ISL£ Spectacular 4 bdrm custom home with Mediterranean overtones. Family & formal dining rooms & ea1-in ki1chen open to fabulous ~rklike lawn & gardens leading to the 70' dock with side tie. 131-1400. $Z.lt5,lll LINDA ISLE &iyfront, specu cular .remodeled J bdrm with den, formal dining, huge wihe cellar, deck with pool & spa and pier & slip for J boats. Quali1y materials include travenine. ony•, brass & copper. 131-J-a.as.• CORONA D£L MAR beachfront. filbulous 3 bdrm with un~ralleled views of the ocean & harbor entrance. Built on 2 lots, this bright & open custom con1empoQry has bleached hardwood floors & 10' mohopny doors. 131-1• si.-.- UDO lSL£ lovely lrild11ional bayfront with slips for several boats & n · on the water. Elepnt two story with 4 bdrms up, maids quarters doWn plus formal dining. family room, library & brick terrace.131-1 .. ss.-.- CORONA D£L MAR Rue Sh<>recliff's estate with 108' of oce~ frontage & pan~maic views. ~nifi .. cent S bdrm home, the ultirNle in materQls & fixtures & several oceanside terraces with hugepool & spa. 131-1• .-$4.-..;_...... ___ _ BICCANYON Contemporary MediternneAn S bdrm estateET qualMy & eirciting design, formal dining & fam i rooms, office, exercise & steam rooms. f doon to patios Ir lush prdens with pool_~_ spa. 111-1411 $1.171.111 BALBOA ISLAND OFFICE 315 MARINE AVE. 714-673-6900 FELL OUT OF ESCROW • 4BR. 2BA Tradftk>nal Style Home • Prime Overatzed 45 'Lot-1 lh Lota • French Doon open to ewiny SouthPatk> • Beamed cdllnga. Remodeled kttchen. AlrcOOdttloned. • Steps to beech & tennl.9 • .... ooo ~ YJABAJtCSIA)JfA maaa&Ta8Ull1-& F AMD,Y BOMB • 3BR. 3~ BA familJ.~ • Brttlbt =floor • Swlny-eda patio • ~ amdeckalf maeter • Onealtbe lowelt prtced homea Oil Lldof .... ooo "'~~# •• fl>• ~ ~ .... •• "' ..11..fY- .pr . . .. ···· "'"' # . ~ .. -"· -~ .. ···· .... ~·····: ".,~~ O". OWND llAY FWMCE ..._ Th15 bay view condominium that will accommo- date up to a 35' boat. Two BR, 2BA, community pool, sun deck. Furniture Included In price. Gayle Amato. C.D.11. OCEAN VIEW VALUE ... ,000 Custom built 48R, 31hBA. family room home. Gourmet kitchen, step down living room and master suite with ocean and jetty views. OnJy one year old. Linda Oeth or Lois Jacobs. EmRALD BAY-OCEAN SIDE $1,1-.000 Older home on good lot with great view and fabulous potential. We lust listed this at $I, 150,000. Lots of parking. Two stories O.K. Dave Hlrschler or Rod Daley. UDO ISLE -BAYFRONT $1,415,000 Laraer lot and dock.. Great views from $Pkious living room with bayfront patio for entertaining. Three BR. 4BA, plus famUy room. Terrific lo- cation. Barbara Aune or Carlyn Callan. SALE OR TMDE $1,550,000 This bavfront home, will consider trading down for duple~ In Corona del Mar, or slnale family home in Newport Beach. Wonderful 5BR. in prime location with pier & slip. Barbara Aune or Carlyn Callan. BAYFRONT SPECTACULAR 11,725,000 Ideal entertainment home on most active harbor location features upstairs and down- stairs living areas, formal dining, a secluded master suite. spa. Flexible ftoorplan. Laree pier/dock. Martha Macnab or Sara Hinman. C.0.11. WN IE WATER VIEW $1.-,000 Dramatic 180• views of ocean, jetty, Catalina. and sunsets. Usten to the sound ofthe waves. Spacious older home with •BR. 5BA. A special C.D.M. opportunJty. Lois Jacobs or Linda Oeth. OVEN.OOKltG IEACH l2,S7S.OOO Terrific new 38R, •'hBA w/conv. den. Looks down on the private beach & pounding surf. This Is Emerald Bay's best location. Seller may carry financing to quallfted buyer. Ask for Dave Hlrschler or Rod Daley. SELECTED CONDOl\11NIU M S A JUST USTID "GEM" lttl,000 A real doll house for comfort and luxury In outstandlnc location near Newport Center. Two BR, executive condominium. BulJt In wall unit. Walk to shops. Nancy lmbemlno. CORONA DEL llAll 14-.SOO Located In near new pte cuarded community of Jasmine Park. Ocean breezes and short walk to vlllace or ocean. Three BR. 2'h8A, family room. ·Overlooks park. Gloria Robertson or Carolyn •Lowe. REllODILED am~ .._ Bluffs, terra cotta floors. peach carpet, mirrored wardrobe doors, wlndOw tre•tments. go with th15 3 BR, 21h BA. family room home. Move In, entoy prtvate patJo wfbullt In 880. Triona Berlin GOARD GATID .. .-Bia Canyon, expanded Dover model, 28R, 28A bullt In entertainment center, hardwood floors. aown moldlnp, wet bar,_., conditioned. Land- sc.eped by RoterS <Ardens. Madelyn Gonzales. 2 Civic Pl•u Titan• to Uae a1eata. eta« aad client• of GRUBBA ELUSoarCANTREE bae 1,600 CANS OP FOOD aad '9 srowtast We are •till acceptlaa your doaatlou to belp feed Uae llomeleH aad llaapy olOraaae Couty. llQ CANYON '1.•.-0 Lovely traditional famlJy home, 68R. •BA, with elepnt formal marble entry. Large master suite and larce private lot with pool. On one of Big Canyon's finest streets. Danny Bibb or Step- hanie Grody. OPEN HOUSES HOMES OPEN SATURDAY BIG CANYON ..... MC...,.F81rw_, 4 BR. Flt, vu 12-' Stella Shirar Bl.Uf'f'S ···-401vteta ..... 1 BR 14 Donna Wall IASMINE PARIC ...... •••••c• J BR. Flt vv 14 Suunne ShuJef H V HOMES ms.-ia14"°'1awtee S BR. Flt. sPa l-4·)() sun Eaton HOMES OPEN SUNDAY PENINSULA 3 BR. Flt SIG CANYON 2 BR, Flt HARBOR RIDGE 6 BR. A , pool. spa N~RTNORTH 4 BR, Flt NEWPORT NORTH 2 BR BLUff'S ) BR ,,,,. 11'lM ..... .,.. ...... I ·S Hobie Denny *1.1IUll 1 Cf ........ 1-4:)() Ann Cr.u ..... .,, COfte PtM .... 1-4:)() Mail Gui~ --1-4·)() ·--•c..-,......, 12-4 Stella Shirar ..... ~. MTIWY Nae g 'I 19, l .. /PMIS I QUAL,fTY ... T-PONIERllODEL -... Three BR, 21hBA, home with red ti1e root new carpetlnc, custom cabinetry. Reflects outstand· Ing pride of ownership. Beverly Duddy. CAWL MODEL 94 .... In Harbor View Homes, next to greenbelL Ex<;ellent curb appeal, 38R, family room. Needs your creative decorator touch. Ann Peters. PEt•llULA.PAM-MVACY UH,• FOUT BR, 2'hBA, family home away from the crowds yet close to wedce. beach and bay activity. A dream place to raise an active family. Hobie Denny. CUSTOMZED 80IER8ET S72lwm Beautiful 58R, Harbor View Homes. Completely remodeled Inside and out. Everything new and finished to perfection. Located in one of New- ports most deslreable areas. Beverly Morphy. FABULOUS ESTATE-VIEW 11,-.000 Six BR. 5'hBA. with family room, sitting room and formal dining. Guest quarters. Dramatic pool, outside cooking facility and entertainment area. Two seperate master suites. Triona Bergin. FABULOUS CUSTOM HOME 11,-.oae Traditional Country French. 5BR. 6'hBA. home. Serene setting on Big Canyon Country dub's 15th hole. Lake view, incredible quality through- out. Danny Bibb or Stephanie Grody. NEW -FAIRWAY ONE 12.--New Fairway One custom home. Outstandin& in quality and design. 4BR. 4'hBA. library spacious master suite. Golf course. mountain and city llcht views form every room. Danny Bibb or Stephanie Grody. 8IQ CANYON CUSTOM a.-.- Macrilflcent family home set on one of the largest lots. Spacious rooms and bleached oak floors. 6BR. separate large cabana, pool. and spa. Volleyball sportscourt. Danny Bibb or Step- hanie Grody. 8IQ CANY~IT VIEW --.ooo Ave BR. home with 180· coif course. mountain and city li«hts view. Imported tile roof. maids quarters. Childrens wine. Master suite with sit- ting area and balcony. Danny Bibb or Unda Oeth. V'EW.ffAMOft NDQE 11.711.W ~r 12,000 sq. ft. home wtth 6BR. 98A. library, extr• &.rce dlntnc and family rooms. 2 master suites. elevator, pOol & spa. • car P:l'llfe. room tor llmousme. ~nny Bibb or~ ADtson. IASMINE CREEk ) BR, vu ····-1-4:)() Gloria Robertson m_cown 1111,111 H.V. HOMES 'llt. FR...,. Arit time oleted-Towne Collection ~ C. Two 11'4 ,_ a.ti. master suites. 381t. ttvtnc room wtth two story Beverty McW'phy celffnl. formal dlnlftl, many customl!ed fu- L-----...:;·-;;;:...;;;. -..:;;;;;;;~-;...._......;....;;;;·;;;;:;.;----;;;__~-··-blra .... PWtctr. .. II L.1111 ISLE PllYl1E 1111 ...... 111111 FllTlllll CWl&llllY Recently completefy remodeted, this .. •• nl home featuree ~bedrooms. 4 Yi baths, a private ,. ~ _y pool and ex- tensive use c-e._,Q~· anite and Berber carpet ptus 81 ._, -"•ble lighting system. A private pier m.o slip for a 60 foot yacht is strategk:ally located in front of the home. Huge master suite fronts water. The ui - tlmate In sophistication. $1, 795,000(LH) ........ llPllillm ............. " ZllD,.lllm Opportunity comes but once In a lifetime for a property such as this. Competelyl fenced. the home offers 4 bedrooms + a pool & spa & separate guest quarters. Fabulous views of the Pacific & the moun- tain range. this privte site Is situated among $5 Million homes. Stables are already in & ready for your horses. Call for appointment. $1,695,000. / l "Blue Chip" environmental indudel pri- vate, s-tt..flke custom, brick home on ne.ty 1 .ere with 6 bedroome. 6 baths. prtvate prof1 nfooal ,.,.. court. QI~ atyte pool & apa + • true gourmet kitchen. In a word ... Fabuk>uL $2,895.000 211111.Tlllll mvE llMEllftmTll UTE lllllEI lllllllllm Fabuloui trvtne Cove, ..,_..... of the COMt HIQb way, this smMhing 3 bedroom, 3 beth c:wtorr hOme has been remodeled Md lndude9 • comp4etely new kltdwl with al MW applenoes. Fantastic Peclftc ~ View + Very prMlee pool. This 8Ck.tt oriented home~on.t'I ~ white sandy beect1 Md the "MOST' of the "BEsr·. Quiet Study. Everything Md ontt $1,495,0001 COTL ITLJ\LTT COT£'REALTY WOULD LIKE TO Al)DRESS YOU® UIEllllWIEAI lllYE '1111111 .. a.ES ... Ull Located below Cedar ir\."'" and south of Cedar Ridge Estatr Y. Tlay be the last available acr9'"· Q~ .osh area south of the lake with ~ . 1vileges. Land useage Is nexlble. C>.~r will help finance. wltl trade. exchange. etc. Asking only $40K/acre. CaJI for fact sheet . ... 111' 1111111 11•.-E .. LIT 1111 •••11211 That'• rtgh. ti 1/4 eoefitt,.!Md with a euper 2nd story .. ~'-~">rtced below lot value, thia ~ ~y ... deel of the yest Pt 111 1tly In• lf!!...V.. OedrOom cottage. Cell tor men IAfc. ~Adon & a pm.te ltWMlltg '675.000. U1 Yll 1.91 SMI FlllLMS Ull llYFlllT PllYl1E PIEi I SUP This super waterfront ~ on an over- sized lot features 4' ~-"f\S & 4' baths with exceptlonaJ .. l'\\;;ot exposure on Newport Char e...v .,gent living room. huge waterfron~ ... no & separate maid's quarters are just a tew of the amenities. $1 ,425,000 2211 ·•nr1 ILIFFI ·-.. n ... 111- this special time of year, I would like to give thanks The~taal~ 714 Realty -... for the opportunity to be associated with the finest team of real estate professionals in this area (our staff). I'd like to thank the Prudential Real Estate Affiliates for selecting our company to be a part of the most .exciting, forward moving Real Estate Organization in America. Thanks to all of the agents and managers from other companies in our area for their spirit of cooperation with The Prudential 714 Realty and special thanks to our f amities, friends, clients, and customers for their undying-SUpport and confidence in us. YOU have made it possible for The Prudential 714 Realty to be among the fastest growing real estate companies in our industry. We commit to you, in return,. to demonstrate our thanks by our caring attitudes, our professionalism and our spirit of cooperation. Here's · wishing you and yours 'great real estate APPRE~ in the future! /k.t · ~ l -<~' ~ k ~ rr A '!./ Once in a Lifetime in Newport Beach . . . an estate such as this comes on the m•rket. located on the only guard gated ieland in Newport Harbor with 83 linear feet on the bay. The ad- vanta9eou1 corner lot provides for the utmoet In privacy whUe enjoying a sunny, but protected exposure to the harbor. A large and uncommon double wide L· shaped pier provide• anchorage for a large yKht. Thia grand estate reflects the highest quality craftsmanship, President The Prudential 7 14 Realty /~~ughtful plan- ning and a unique com- bination of ta s teful dignity with the openneu and freedom expected of the California life- style. As one of a handful of estates in Newport Harbor with three stories. en tertainlng can be as .favlsh and impressive or as intimate and pri· vate as you wish. A truly elegant home reflecting the persistent expectation of ex- cellence In all aspects of Its environment. Offer· ed by The Barbllra• $3,900,000 .. PAGa 8/SATUllDAY Nov..._ 19, ,._ DAILY PfUn /llaA&. •STATW TDA THE DALEBOUT A S S 0 C I A -T I 0 N NEWPORT HEIGHTS . . . The aura of Old World quality and crattsmanshlp abounds In this magnificent, flve bedroom . five bath, two story home. Panoramic harbor views from living rooms on both floors. Warmth and charm emanate from three huge fireplaces and a handsome den paneUed In African walnut. Wonderfully designed to provide lots of natural tight throughout. Triple crown mouldings. antique chandeliers. air oondltlon- ing. steam shower ... features galore. . . . . . . .. . . . ....................................... $1,500,000 BEACON BAY ... A truly special community . . offering the best of resort living combined with the tranqulllty of park-like surroundings. There are expansive lawns. tennis courts, boat docks, and best of all ... no tratticl The home has been totally refurbished. Hand- some oak floors, a large bright kitchen. new carpeting throughout, and fresh landscaping. This four bedroom. five bath home Is the best In bayfront living ........................... $1,400,000 BALBOA PENINSULA . . . Oceanfront, cus- tom three bedroom and two bath home with views In all directions ... ocean, bay and coastline. Light, bright and airy this home has been completely refurbished In deUcate ool- ors to accentuate the ultimate In oceanfront living. Sculptured Berber carpet, Italian tiles, polished oopper fixtures, Corlan oountertops In kitchen are just a few of the many custom features. This property Is also available for lease. Sale includes 30' X 60' lot on beach . ......................................................... ·-.S,000. DOVER SHORES ... Reduced and Ready ... now one of the best Qrlced view properties In all of Newport Beach. This tour bedroom. four bath home Is Impeccable and offers fNery amenity one could desire ... to name a few: French doors, huge formal dining room, three year old gourmet kitchen. parquet flooring , three car garage, air conditioning, security system, beautiful brick patios......... '795,000 NEWPORT HEIGHTS ... This custom three bedroom residence ls everything the conven- tional home Isn't. Large oorner lot. Wide. tree-lined street. Its visual promise of a moun- tain retreat Is not mlaleadlng. Inside. there's oak plank flooring, a step down ""'ng room with huge River Rock fireplace, a center Island kitchen with Imported cabinets. a large master suite with a spa and two balconies (one with a view of the ocean) ......... $550,000 BA YCREST . . . A most uncommon five bedroom, custom family residence. Situated on a quiet and prestigious cul-de-sac like street. The floor plan will intrlQue and excite you .. and, It's very functional. lhe handsome brick exterior "speaks" of quality and the incerlor appointments confirm the crattsmanahlp ... things like three fireplaces and high beamed oellrngs. High on the llst of amenities is the family room and formal dining room. A auperlor ottering ..... '545,000 THE REAL ESTATE COMPANY FEATURE HOME DOYER SffOAES . . . Come and see this outstanding view. This spacious. multi-level home has a large master suite. one additional bedroom, and a warm, comfortable den with fireplace. Highest quality design and work- manship. Features abound throughout. In- cluding vaulted ceilings, lush, easy-care land- scaping, security system. special window tint- ing, temperature controlled wine cellar. like new carpets and drapes.. Truly one of a kind offering ............................................. 1145.000 t WEEKEND OPEN HOUSES ~ BEACON BAY ............................... S1,400,000 Sunday 1-4:30 ....................... 63 Beacon Bay BALBOA PENINSULA ...................... 1915,000 Sunday 1-4:30.............. 1223 E. Balboa Blvd OOVER SHORES .............................. 1715,000 Sat-Sun 1-4:30 .............. 1000 Westwind Way DOVER SHORES .............................. 9145.000 Sunday 1-4:30 .............. 1040 Pescador Drive NEWPORT NORTH ........................... S458,000 Sat-Sun 1-4:30............ 3155 Corte Portoflno HUNTINGTON BEACH .................... MSl.000 Sunday 1-4:30 ............ 8422 Seal Rock Drive EA8T81DE COSTA MESA ............... 1271,000 Sunday 1-4:30 ............ 252 Nineteenth Street NEWPORT NORTH ........................... 1295,000 Saturday 1-4:30 .................. 79 Corsica Drive 631~7300 NEWPORT HEIGHTS ..• Delightful three bedroom, two bath home In prime location. Beautifully maintained. Hardwood floors. Used brick fireplace. Newty remodeled kitchen with oak cabinets. New master suite with bay windows and walk-In closet. Won· derful yard plus RV accees. This Is a charmer complete with white picket tence.... S.S,000 NEWPORT NORTH . • . Fabulous three bedroom, two and one ha" bath, two story, single family, detached home in Newport North Villas. This Napoli ptan is decorator perfect Alghly upgraded carpet, wallcover- lngs and draperies. Luth landscaping fn very private yard. Air conditioned. Security sys- tem. Community pool and spa. Highly motived seller has dr .. tlcaltf .... Md price to...................................................... $459,000 HUNTINGTON BEACH ... Deoorator perfect five bedroom. two and three quarter bath, two story, single famlty home rn Huntington Lighthouse tract. Situated on a quiet cul-de- sac only one and one half miles from the ocean. Oramatle IMng room. Dining room Patio kitchen. Huge· bonus room upstairs. Lush landscaping In very private yard. Three car garage........................................ $459,000 EASTSIDE COSTA MEIA ... Charmer! Totally remodefed. High wood ceilings. French doors and deUghtful window cover- ings highlight the living room. Country kltcilen. Cozy dining area with bay window overlooks the fabulous backyard. The flagstone patio, Kol pond and gazebo add to the enchantment. A. new fence surrounds the property and the oversized three car garage Is sure to ptease ............................... s:rn.ooo NEWPORT NORTH ... Well located end unit looks out to poof and spa. Thi• two bedroom two and one halt bath condominium has been upgraded with oven, carpett, Plantation shut- ters throughout, bleeched Mk entertainment center for TV and stereo, Mexican pavers in entry, powder room and kitchen. Oversized brick patio super for entertalntng .... 12t5,000 _. ..... OPPORTUNITY INTERK>R DE8'QN STOM -NEWPORT IEACH _ .•. WeM •tabflahed business op- portunity In the field of Interior design. In- cludes showroom, warehouN, Inventory and design company. Industry INd4t' speclallzlng In water-oriented homel, t>o9'nesaes and yachts. UnHmlted potential due to the grow1h of commeraal and financial buainess in the Orange County area........................ 9250,000 JAPANESE MSTAURANT ... E.xoellent sulhl, atMk teppan reataurent wtth good fotk>Wing. Gr•t ehopptng center localton. Beautiful furNINnga and auper ec{ulpment. =.,,!:,_:,O:.~~-~.~-~~ .... ~~.~~~-~~.n~71s.~ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 617 WESTCLIFF DRIVE, NEWPORT BEACH;iiiiiiiiiiiiii -·-.. ·~ .. NEWPORT BEACH OFFICE Expect the best Coldwell Banker RcsldcnUaJ Real Estat~ Se!"fCCS - CORNER OF COAST HWY. AT AVOCADO 644-9060 THE -1 COMPANY IN SO. CALIFORNIA IN SALES & LISTINGS NEW LISTINGS O~GETUE Sl18,IOO Well maintained 2 BR, 1 BA upper plan 5 in excellent location. Carpets & drapes are approx. 1 year old. Great ·price & great value! EASTSIDE OOSTA KESA t 191,500 Experience the _Jood life in yoµr own 4 BR, 2 'h BA townhouse East Side. Enjoy pool, tennis and back bay. FR, 2 car garage. All 4 under 200K. Call to see! COSTA MESA S!IS,000 Pride of ownership fireplaces in MBR· & LR Mu.st see to apprKiate. Storage, akyl.Wit, ialand kitchen. Quiet lQCation on greenbelt. Hurry, won't last. BAYSBOllES S4H,OOO 4 BR, 4 BA Cape Cod Bayshores home on an · oversized lot. 2 doors from walk way to beach and guest dock. U-shaped home opens to a brtck patio with gazebo: BACK BAY "4 79,toO Wonderful Back Bay Home, perfect for the growing_ family. 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath, aep. fa.m. room. H~e rear yard with separate play area & R.V. parking. BAllBOll VIEW HOMES *649,000 Gorgeous 2 story home. 4 BR, 3 BA + den. French windows & doors, white tile floors. Per- fect throughout. Walk down the &treet to com- munity pool & greenbelt. BAYRONT '1.!50,000 Fabuloua contemporary 4 BR, 3 lh BA perfect in every detail. high ceilings, wood floor, very light, 45' aouth patio. Room for large boat. llAUOI VIEW BILl.S tMt,000 Popular .. Sandpiper" 4 bedroom with ecenic vista. Private courtyard entry. Immaculate con- dition, rady for occupancy. PAmVIBW BIU U7t,OOO Fabulous trilevel townhome only 7yn old. Spacious 2 BR, 2 BA. A/C, ala.rm system 2 patioe and much more, great compJe:i Jr/poof A: spa. Excellent location. WTSIDB COSTA llB8A tl71,t00 Charming 3 BR, 2 ~ BA recently remodeled home no comer location. Turn key condition. S.,.cioua brick patio A JfUI p1-.y aree + 31h car l&tace· DLU1 GAIL IAHCB M7t toO Bt.thtakinc views a.re the eettin( for thia 4 BR, quality built tudor home loca&ea on one a.a. ildled~ueetrian. OPEN HOUSES ,,.. SATURDAY B.ASTSlDE CM 4 BR, FR THE BLUFPS 3BR BACK BAY 4 BR + FR 335 lEJMS $191,500 J. STEPHENSON 44! VIST A-aoMA $359,000 J. MACMILLAN 22 l Z Fl.AN CISCO $479,900 D. MEEDER NEWPORT HEIGHTS 539 PULLEllTON 5 BR + SPA $599,0000. GOLDSBERRY B.V. BILLS 4 BR, FR 3917 P AllK GREEN $698.500 R. BRANDEF PllOMONTOIY BAY 715 BAYSIDE 4 BR $1,250,000 R. ROBERTS THE BLUFFS 3 BR SUNDAY 44Z VISTA &OMA $359,000 J. MACMILLAN EASTSIDE COST A MESA 1999 TUSTIN 3 BR, FR $375,000 N. HUTTON BACK BAY ZU! Fl.ANCJSCO 4 BR + FR $479,900 0 . MEEDER JASMINE CllBEK SS MAINSAIL 3 BR, FR $449,000 C. MCMAHAN BAYVIEW TEl&ACB 78 PEUCAN COUJlT 3 BR $414,000 G. STAFFORD 2!H ALTA VISTA EASTBLUFF {.BR, FR $530,000 P. HURLEY BAIBOI VIEW BJtl3 Z836 POllT CA&LOW 4 BR, DEN $549,000 0 . BIBB NBWPOIT BBIGBTS 5S9 FULLQ.TON 5 BR + SPA $599,000 L. MARSTON ILUBOI VIEW BOMBS 1918 POllT CAllDIPF 5 BR $625,000 E. CORKETT BELLOOUIT HILL S 1 SOUTHAMPTON 2 BR $640,000 P. HARTLEY NEW! GAIL 1.ANCB !7055 BIDDEN TliJL 4 BR, FR $679,900 R. KURTZ llAUOI 11.00E 4 BR, FR $679,900 Sl ST TROPEZ B. HILL llA.UOI VIEW llJLU H17 PAll GUEN 4 BR, FR S698,500D. GOLDSBERRY NIWPOIT HEIGHTS 1'01 UNGS IOAD S BR $795,000 M. DEREMIAH PIOllONTOIY BAT 115 BAJSIDB 4 BR Sl,250,000 R. ROBERTS PDlNSULA POINT ltll I. IAT 4 BR S2,260,000 L. EWING NEWPORT BEACH BLUFFS H86,000 Popular 3 bedroom "Delores'' plan on wide greenbelt. Fresh as a daisy, and ready for oc- cupancy. Cul-de-sac location offers quiet & pnvacy.-- PENINSULA PT. SM!,000 Privacy & perfection are yours with this appeal- ing spacious 2 BR, 2 BA home. 3 fireplaces with superb carvngs hi~h pitched ceilin~ are just a couple of features m this most special home. llAUOI VIEW HOMES '8!5,000 5 BR. "Somerset"! Beautiful uwades, gorgeous gardens, french windows. wood floors, country kitchen. pool, brick. skylights. This home is inviting as well as uciting! 8.AiBOI RIDGE S760,000 A very special, highly upgraded 4 BR, 31-"! BA, comer location w/lovely patio, built in BBQ. extra room off garage. library plus views! PENINSULA S775,000 Family living at it's best! This 5 BR + den oceanfront home is located in desireable central penn. area. 112 block to yacht club. Window nook has unlimited vistas. A must see! BA YPllONT S 786,000 Panoramic views to jetty 60' boat slip now available gorgeous redone 2 BR. tile floors, new kitchen, 45' patio on the water, detail perfect. OOVD SBO~ '8!5,000 Marvelous view home. Completely customized & very private. Courtyard pool, wine room, den w/built ins. Formal dini~ room, 2 BR, 3 BA. Workshop. Beautiful quality. COWNS ISLAND U ,Z00,000 Superb 3 BR. bayfront on prestigious Wand. Complete privacy with green lawns. trees + patio areas. 196 water frontage. Boating at doorstep. Appt. to show!!! PENINSULA POINT S!,H0,000 Outst.t..ndin« ~yfront in great location. Beauti- fully r'Cmodeled 4 bedroom with warm brick pat.toe and luab lawn. Bubbling spa overlooks bay! Pier & alip. LINDA ISi.i n ,eto,000 Speci.cular, contemporary, remodeled, ba,vfront European kitchen, .f BR. 5 Vt BA, turning 0..in, view, luge slip + Sooth patio. UNDA ISi.i tl.Ml,oot Esquiaite bufront home with a pier and tlip (or a yacht of 100 feet! ideally aituated fM privacy and lilbt in a sated compound. By appt. NEWPORT CREST TbWNHOME Two BR. 2Ya BA formal dining room, 2 decks, ocean view from kitchen &: muter aulte, large living room. Community pool and apa. C.11 673-7300 $2'0,000 CHARMING LIDO ISLE HOME Street to atrcet loL Lovely aecond atory master aulte with large aundeck. Beam ceillnga, tile floors, plantation shutters. 2 ftreplacea. Aleo for lease. C.11673-7300 $595.000 OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1-4 211 VIA KORON Penthouac level, heart of Vall VIiiage, atcps to Vlata Bahn lift. Trade thla .. prutlgloua" Vall condo for your "prcatigloua" Newport condo. Fully decorator perfect. all you'll need la your beat novel &: aklalt Call 673-7300 COUEGE PARK, SEAL BEACH Hiiia ...,.._. 3 BR home la acellnt.,.. of Sul ..... top echool system of So. Call- fora&a. Mow rllht· I• co.dtdoa. R..W.atlel • , ... ,.. llCCae to ....... ,. Call67S-7.o BAYVIEW DUPLEX Spacious· duplex within walking distance to Pavillion & beach. UP 3 BR, 2 BA, den. ON 3 BR. 2 BA. fireplace in each unit. Call 673-7300 LIDO ISLE This 2 story home is ready for you, most comfortable and immaculate on the market. 3 bedrooms, ..,actous master suite upstairs light and airy feeling. 21/z baths. Call 673-7300 $569,000 PERFECT FAMILY HOME Spec:loua ' bedroom home on cul-cl...c:. Spa and cool pool. Designed to give your family .-ce for every activity. Newport Beach ad· dr .... Call 67S-7300 Sandy Beach and Bay actlvJtJ" Included with this 3 BR. •Ya BA home. Sitting room could be •th BR. Cozy ff replace In muter aulte. C.11 673-7300 $1.195,000 OPEN SAT 2-5/SUN "1-4 '32 VIA LI NORD NEWPORT HEIGHTS ChArmlng home with lots of wood throu1hout. French doors to aundeck. wood ftoora, wood beam cema ... 0pn and airy feeling. If you are thlnldnt of remodelt09. t.het-e are plana Included In purchaM price. Call 673-7300 $800,000 UDO ISLE Rare ftlMI 3 car..,.... Oii l.Wo. Street to*"' lot with 1peclo"ile bOIM '*lit anMllMI beautiful ,.do. 4 BR. 2 BA. lots of wlodowe alMI wood .,__ celHeee la Uvt.e room a lldtchea • c.a 67S-7300 1710.000 ~-· .. .,.._, SATUllDAY Nov ....... 19, 1-/PACla I I DAILYPl&.OT'/llaA&.UTATS• .. ~~ .... ~~ .......................................... ... GEORGE· ELKINS---coMPANY - Ill. VtAL Y HILLS BRENTWOOD HANCOCK PARK NEWPORT BEACH PRIME LOCATION BLUFFS. NEW UST· ING -Presti&ious "O" plan, 3 BR. 1 ~ A expansive lush greenbelt. sunset & tack bay balcony views. ~amed cathedral ceil1nc. walls of Om. tile entry with mirrored stairway w /hand turned banister Ind rails.13 hote puttme creen. Huee kitchen with pickled cabinetry. Security system. $415,000 OP£N HOUSE SAT & ~ 1·5 19&4 VISTA CAUOAL. Bl.UffS. N.B. BLUFFS. GREAn Y REDUCEDt SINGLE LEVEL END UNIT -Freshly paented with new carpet. new pilot.less stove & oven.. new hie, counter tops, fatures & mirrored closet doors. All conditioned plus air electnc duner and security system. Spacious & pnvate pabo overlooklne &reenbett & pool. Very conve- ment locatlOft-Waltl to Elstbklff ~center, Cell 'htch schoo!. churches, lem11S & park.. This property ism mint condition & ready for you to move into. Pnce includes the land. Reduced to $267,300. OPEN HOUSE SAT & sti. 1-S 2401 VISTA HOGAR-8l.Uffs--NPT BCH BLUFFS. OWNER RE I lflED. READY TO MOVEI -This owner IS ready to move. so submit aM offers! Sharp, clean & affordable 3 bdrm, 2~ ba. Enclosed pnvate patio with PflltY flowers & plants. Easy hvu'll 1n buubful Newport Beach & eonvement to al. Walk to cominunety pool, Easttitutf shoCIPinc center, tenl'llS, churches. schools, & parks. Affordable pnce includes the land. $269,000. OPEN HOUSE SAT & ~ 1-S 2710 VISTA OU OR0-8lUfFS-fl>T BCH WESTCUFF. CLOSE TO 8HOP8 a ICHOOL-A beSt IMly tor Newport. 3 bh$. "1 nq rm, firtplKe. 2 car detlChed pr., lauftdry ,. inside. BC .. ylrd tor pool a haven tor ..... prdeft. See today. $389,000 -----------R E NEWPORT BC.ACH ~ PALM DCSERT NEWPORT BEACH PENTHOUSE lllAG- NFICENT OCEAN/BAY YEW -This penthouse unrt has one of the best views 1n V-lla Balboa. Two roomy bedroom suites each with private bath and balcony. Upcrlded carpelUll. siyfichts, fireplace & mSlde laundry. Walk to the beach or enjoy the pool & tennis. Security bulletin& & gated community. Call now for iPC)Olntment to see. $350,000. EAITBLUFF'S BEST BUY SINGLE LEVEL 4 •DROOM HOME -This lovely home IS located near Eastbluffs community park & is on l of the largest lots 1n Eastbluff. Room for a pool or expal\SIOn. Mmt cond. w/many u1>11ade.s: French doors, & windows. kitchen •/Jlf!W tM. cabinets. GE imcrowave/oven & prden window. secllnty system & a new roof. Great for entertaintac With an extra taree d&n1• rm & eatmg nook off krtdlen w/bay Window. A beJutifvl famtly necfl- bof'hood near schools. churches. tennis & parts. $449.000 OPEN HOUSE StH>AY 12:30-4:30 2668 BASSWOOO, EASTBl.Uff. N.B. ELEGANT •DfTERRANEAN YI.LA -From the llOIMflt you enter throuch the double doors of thlS mapiflcent home you feel the spac10us surroundlnes. f eat11res 3 bedrooms. family room, ~vme room With vautted c-.s & tarae we1 blndscapect ylfd with poo1 & spa. Cal tor your private shoft'I! $550,000 OPEN HOUSE SAT a sti. 1-4:30 3000 com PORTOfl«>.NWPT NORTff.NPT BCH f CORONA DEL llAA HA.MOii VIEW HLL8 -Featured 1n Sunset lllpziM. tllis hofM nawmes indMduality and excelent mt. in ~ and llndscaPnl. Located on a quiet cul-4Hac it offers S BR. 3 BA fanMly room and pool in a _.,.,... settift&. EJllMSIO'I and remodeliflc Mle this hofll trWy Sl*ial. ~e wrth ocean and wt.ft NWS. C11 lof other details and vinnnc of this lowly '-Illy hofM offered at $780.000 oceM AND .IETTY YEWS -Cozy Corona def Mlf cottaee on 40 ft. pnce. Two priyate pltios tor ... 1& ... rm incWes nsher, dryer' 11fn1erllof. Probltl 5*, Mlbject to cowt cominMticMl YCMll love the location. .. st"'5 to Bil Corou Bed. $625,000 Of'EN tWSE SlJOY 1-4:30 Zl4 ~all HOP, IK• a._, TO THE OCEAN -En,oy liYiftl half block from the beach in this bealtbMy landscaped, wel unbillell holM. Two BR, 2'b BA wrth ocean ¥ilw froM cozy family rOOftl Md sc-taeutar ,.. .... "" "°"' sunded. Secllded' patio ldioins the hiftl rOOM and ... are&. New roof, new floor C0ftlllll$. CGPI* .......... Owfter may carry size-*' 2nd T mt o.d. Corou def Illar Ml& at its best! S62S.OOO OPEN tWSE SlJOY 1-4:30 221 tEJ>TROPl all I ••ltDll V9.IO COSTA DEL aoL -55 or oldfor1 Retired? Sold your be hoM? c.. to Costa., ~--COlfttQftlty ~ styte ~0~ Y ..bd c~ All ......t.s Z PoOt. ~ •~..-s <"*It uster) pM I loft. a bit.., ~ ... rooM. Baubful VllW. Pnvlte louboft. l)ecoratof per1ect A MW way of lite! $275.000. . ·759.9100 A L T 0 SAN OICC.0 SAN fllAl'<ISCO SAN MARINO I HUNTINGTON HARBOR I llAa.:ICENT IEDn'ERRAllEAN H01E · 68 fett on the water with a 60 ft. bNt clock. Buttt by Shepwo. PooC and spa. Tiled patio on the water creat tor entertatntnc. 8af in the fanWy rm tNt looks slrlllht down the bay. LMce mast11 SUlte w/stttJnc rm and hreptace. natural sun-Irle thru~l formal dlrq rm w/a bnlqnt llcht fixture. This home is w condlboned & located on a pr1nte street dost to beach. restaurants. & ~ $900.000. I SAN CLEMENTE I SAN CLEMENTE'S 0 TAJ MAJAL., ENTERT AIMER'S DREAM Srtuated on a htns.te with a commanding wiew of the PaCtflc Oce.an and city of San Clemente. thtS 5 bdrm custom home is tor the person wanbng something untQ.Ue l spectacutar. Ora· matic entry •/siyticflts, spamsh ble ftoor. and a 17tt KOi pond, surrounded by lush & suspended dtmng area between the 1st and 2nd floor overlook1ne the magl\lft cent 'iew through 2 story tuefl windows. Ma.d's quartm om garage and master bdrm has hrepjace & separate office. A game rm is also included w/~ table & spa The $495.000 hrst trust deed is assumabte and owner may carry 2nd T 0. Call today for appl to see. S599,SOO I •ANTAANA I CONDO NEAR SOUTH COAST PLAZA - TllS ~ 1 bdrm lower -"' pte llWded COMlllNty IS perlect fof couple or person needq ttMef .. .,... .. --Neutral colors. lartt ... -tn closet. 1ttrlctive kltdien I petio we sure to please. PooC/spa. teMis. helftll center 1re ,.st 5°"'8 of the amenities you .. eftioy. $72,000 .... land. f MNTA&.a f MEW NIWPORT 9EACH CONDO · 2 Bil 1 IA,_ PQt _, Slpenof_ c-,_..., ......._ Collt ,,..... ' spa. $1.495./MO. __,,., -.. . - ... I STOllY ..wPOllT 9EACH TOMI MOU•· 2 .. 2 IA. OM..-. OM....._ 2 t1r ,_.. ' ......, facility_ Al .. ~ & ~ $1,500/MD. UDO • um WAILW RONT -Splcioss Md lttraclM 4 .. 4 BA i..e _. pier Md sip tor 45' bolt. 2 car llrll'· A .... Not. l&al Ynrty 1e1w at Sl.000/MD. •llPOllT 9EACH llU.llf• --~ 3 Bit ~ Cl••uJllty plll IMc.tt tnl ID II. llR••tt PIS•P'Ml l l.350/llD R S~~-~~~-~-- • PW U/SAT\MDAY Nov••~•r 19. 1- UllRlff: Pia &ti I 111111 It.Ill Lowest priced 2 story in F..asthlutf 3 BR, 2.5 BA. dining room & family room. Very large 12,450 sq. ft. Professionally landscaped with spa, gazebo, & seJ)ll.rate 120 ft. long dog run. Ask for ... PHIL A EUGENIA STARKENBURG OPEN SAT l ·&-2821 ALTA VISTA EAITRUff: IMRIT .. l 1417,• Spacious floor plan, + ideal for entertaining. Gorgeous private patio lots of used brick. You must see this one! Ask for ... PHIL A EUGENIA STARKENBURG OPEN SUNDAY 1-&-2131 ARALIA EAITllUff: VIEW, MT LSJED ..... The only view home now available in F.astbluff, totally remodeled. The expanded Master suite includes walk-in closed, separate "jacuzzi" tub, and lots of imported tile. Great sunset and city lights vie w from master BR, LR. & FR. For a private showing call your F.astbluif specialists. PHIL A EUGENIA STARKENBURG ••111 •·· 0 1111,111 Adorable Charmer for ,.. '9.900 with 3 BR. 3 BA and boat~~ .;ougb for 40' boat. Demigner wa11 .. _ U . .uapery to match. Wat.er view from • s . -.,uy room. Hurry, won't last! Call GieRla -:.Ay. GISELA BURMEISTER 1•C1•C1 11• Specious 2 bedroom + den 2 beth, dramatic fireplace, large deck 1,544 ~feet. Ask for ... L'EE CHESTERFIELD .. .... , Ill II nu 1441.• 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 floorina. Master Suite on 1st floor. Premium Jot for privacy. Ask for ... JOANN KENTON urrm mit0 1111,111 New carpet, new paint upgraded appliances. The9e units have it all. 3 BR, 2 BA. fireplacea. large yard. Plenty of parking. Excellent. rents. Ask for ... LEE CHESTERFIELD • CllY• Cl•I 1111,111 Lovely McOain Big Canyon "Oakcrest" model 2 BR. 2 BA on one level Many u~ .ecured entry, leCW'ed puidng. Amociation pool. spa, tennis. Ask fol' ... CLIP A E~YNN KEMP OPBN8UNDAY1s-4-668BA18LAND ... fll m 11mcn • With th.ii 5 BR, .YO'& will have room for all the kids and relatives. Tiiere ii room for entertaininc in the formal living & dining room. As well u fam. rm., kitchen and petio areas for your really expanded holidays. Ask for ... MAXINE GOLDEN mllAll ••... 11, -.111 Totally 1et1'10deled contemporal}' ~story. home at the very top of Spyglall Hill. 5 BR, fam. rm, den, expanded mast.er bedroom. Berber carpetinc, french doors and windows, new kitchen and baths. All \!lil plus a gated pool and spa and large entertaining area. One of a kind! For your per- sonal showing ask for ... ESTHEll YANK .. lSIW 117U- Affordable price in Newport Beach. Two BR, 1 ~ BA townhouaes. Great location. Cloee to beach. Two car detached garage. Call for details. DELIA DELGADO l +ACIEI I •1 all 1111,• Pomona north Garey SL 7-or>ed C4 and M-1 city cooperative. Great for fast food. Excellent aote1S between 2 freeways. $7 per 1q. ft. TOM· ALLINSON SHARON VOGT .., ..... -1711,m Lowly Ocean. Bay, and City Lights view. Ex- panded 4 BR. 3 BA family & bonus room. Home. Call for additional info. and your penonal view- ing. Ask for ... JANE SUNGAILA .ml lJllll 11-.111 Thia oozy three BR. 1 ~ BA home is clme to both ICIJools and aboppinc. Hurry with your dM!Ck and paint brwb!! This one won't last! Call now. BILL a DONNA WEBSTER ............ .,.... 2 BR. U BA with all new s-int top to bottom. New liabt berber carpet. Larae IUllDY patio/yard. C.cmdo --a.b ar-nbelt and only steps to community poal/lpL hdMlem refrieerat«, wash- s/dryer, microwave, patio furniture. No pets. Available bnmecUately. Aak for ... PAULA BAILEY WllllNW 1111.m Pool & 5,000 mq. ft. & \). iow family home in Dovel' Shor9. 5 M . , car ..... 2 pvt be9cbel! Brand ·a carpet • pmnt. 110N. A auGGlBlll llttaW 1"'W IGllll AJmmt brand new-not a nail bole in the Walla. All white decor, carpeUna, tile floorinC & plantation sbutten. 3 BR, 2.5 BA. F .B., sprinklen & malibu liahta. fruit trees. J.M. Pet.en plan 5. Alk foe ... .JOANN KENTON , ... , Ulm 1Dll l11ll 1477- Loa of family w.nted far Ulis 'In.-. Woocb~ home. llCh ceil1nO Jar-. murtyard entry and a wrapu'OWld yard tnat II~ enough for en'81ain- ine a crowd. Formal dininc room can meet all the holldq ...... 5 bedroon-, with a full balhl can ,,,,,.,...,..,Ot.e both the family and frimdm. A* fOC'... MAX.INS GOLDSN YICIT IEW •. &1111• 11,m,111 Moor your own yacht to your pier and ~ excellent income from your duplex. One of the molt apectacJar locatiom in Newport an the water. Excellent• an investment property or convert to single family reP:len¢e. Spectacular views, own undy beach, pier for up to 3 boats. 3 BR, 2 BA up. 2 BR, 2 BA down. Fireplace each unit. Call for your penooal appt. GAIL TAYLOR OPBN SAT A SUN 1-4-JIS BDGBWATBR •••1 11111 nu 1111,m Scrumptuoua brand new all white and cream villa. Light, bright, and beautiful! 3 BR, 2.5 BA "Casa Marbella" w/French doon and windows galore, marbJe entrance and kitchen fioor, white washed kitchen cabinets. 2 fireplaces. one in master suite, walk-in cloeet and fabulous master bath Pool size yard. Ask for ... GAIL TAYLOR A RONDA Hf:JN OPEN SAT 1-4, SUN 1-5-3080 CORTE MARIN .... , 11111 ftUI ~ Several Ooorp1ana avail for viewinC in Newport's newest premier community. Contemporary Medi· terraDMD style linaJe family homes offerinc the very fiwt in amenities ~p ..... community pool and recration area. Claee to freeways and hlhion Island. A* for ... JOANN DORAN • Clll•.. lllllll 2 .......,, Brcwknl« pl.am '° chooee from • BR, 2.5 BA •.ooo. 2 BR, 3 BA M,000 both with many ulJlndea and loYely leUirle-For exclusive ahowinp .. for ... ~}.!PA rLYNN UMP CHIU Ill.. -.111 Enter through professionally landtcaped courtyard into \!lil new 3 BR home with marble entry Ooon. Larae family room with ita own powder roam. Walk to Faabioa bland & the beaches. Ask for ... DELIA DELGADO 11 ..... DIHEi ·--BMuUlul home on one of Harbor Views ~ Iota. 3 BR. 2 BA. room f« expmWm & pvt pool. Cathedral ceillnll in Jivina rm. t.mily rm & ~rm. New -,:iarttws. Minny & brlebt. open r Dl8n. sr-t en~. Alk for ... OPlN SA,.. A 8UN 1-~ _.. PbltT DJ8TOL .RJLUUAO ..... rtltll.. • •••• Brand new 4 BR. 2.5 BA fully landscaped home with 2 patios. Elegant 2 story volume a!ilings, specious living ~ gourmet kitchen with ceil- ing to counter garden window. Ask for ... JANE SUNGAILA MlllllAY Abeolutely lmmaculate home in gated communi- ty. Partial ocean view and away form ~ Highway. Totally remodeled with designer taste. French doors and used brick th.roughouL Tiied kitchen with oak and glass cabinets, sub-zero refrigerator and much rnroe. High beamed ceil- ings in LR and FR. Exquisite landscaping with used brick and tile. Hurry. owner bought another. Call me today! GISELA BURMEISTER IBICl•T ml CATALlll llEW 1141,lll Dramatic upgraded 2 BR+ den condo. Hardwood floors in entry + kitchen with extensive uae of plantation shutters. Carefree living at its best. Total security. Ask for .. RON FELSOT 0 REALTORS -. unr 1111 c1 11 1111,,111 JUST RJ:DIXX>RATED THROUGHOtrr. ln-cludinc new kitchen and batha, Subllero refriger- ator, upt oak cabinets, ovenUed jlcuzzi, mirron. Italian tile, wool Berber, air. Bayview. with slip available. Ask for ... DENNE SODERLING a-.r Lm llft 1111 M.m.111 SOPHJSTICATl!D, CUSTOM HOME ON HUGE LOI'! Open.~ luxurious appointments and fumilb1np. tchen dellicDed for a CXllU'IOU9eur! °"'l8n"d f« p-.dow living and entertaining. 8-h~ dock. 8 BR. $ BA. 3 fpb. Lap pool and spa in private~-tic>~ the bay. Ask for ... DENNE SODERLING W I ,_ ... llTl1! sz.m.111 Custmn coun1ry En&Jiah home on 1.6 acttS near JUdaieline Country Club.. 9,000 aq. fL with 5 BR, 5 BA. pool. and 5 stall barn. Room for N/S tennis court or ric:lina attnL Fabulous Master suite with sitting room & spa. Deoontor furnishings nego- tiable. Ask for ... .JO ANN KENTON Ullll NW llllB lUIE 1U11tW Sunny & brighL BeautUul 3 BR, 2 BA. large family room. skylight, large yard close to school community pool and shopping! Ask for ... JULIA LIAO ••••T IUCI Ml UITB It's hard to believe. but you can find a spacious 2 BR, 2 BA condo in Newport. Super location. close to shopping. restaurants, park Quiet secluded compJex. Ask for... , ANN HAWKEY • CllYll 1711,• One of 8-g Canyon's largest single stor:y homes. 4 bedroom, 2.5 baths. pool & spa. For details ask fqr ... ..I.Ill I ••111 Beroooie~ duplex in olde C.D.M. Hardwood flocn. new carpeting & paint. Complete privacy on your Redwood deck with Hot Tub for relaxa- tion. Buyers choice of window covenngs. Ask for ... ESTRJ;R YANK OPEN SATA SUN l -~25 NARCISSUS a-£CTKIUI • ·• 11nr 11n 11,•• Newly remodeled 5 BR. guard gated hol:'M. 2 spas in private courtyard. Large boat slip. Excellent financing terms available below present market rates to qualified bu~. Ask for ... MARY DI TULLIO nmu .. 11111 a..• Broec:tmOor-plan 4 superb view of night lights. Excellent land.leaping and SU'On8 Homeowners Asmc. 2 BR. Giant BonLL<S Rm .. study and privacy Available by Nov. 1st. • TOM ALLINSON SHABON VOGT . OPEN SUN 1-6. 13 ROCt"\1' &.NOLL ........ , ....... 11\e beach lifeawaa~~r:. g 3 BR. 2 BA home on R-2 lot. Home ~ ocean .view, & pnvate patio. J~ s\ J '° the beach! Ask for RONt>A BEIN - 780-5000 -BRlll1! _.IKT-lUlf I..,_ Newly new free sta.nding townhome in a.ta Mesa. 3 BR, 2.5 BA 2 car attached garage. Ceramic tile, oak, and very nice. Good locaiton. kids o.k ... Available now. Ask foe ... CLIP A E'L YNN KEMP ... .... Woodbridge Arborlake 3 BR. 2.5 BA beautifully decorated 2 story end location with separate dining room, family room. den. and breakfast nook. Steps to lake with mini view. Ask for .. RAY DAVIES OPBN SAT-SUN 11-4. 93 LAJtBSHORB ••• , 131111 ~ 1111.111 Sty~ & lomtion rt!' . 'l BR. den/Wt. A perfect buy. Own -pun:hMed another home and need to.. . ~ f« .JANlt 8UNGALIA ., 1111 . 1111.19 A dty licbta view from this beautiful, damic. 4 BR bome Nlhlilhted with blr··hed mil Oocn. plan- tation muttien crown mou1cffn8s ph• roam for a pool Call 1ot J'O'&r llrivaw lhowine. A9k fot ... DELIA "DELGADO Wli&l 1111 -111.m PRICED TO SSLL NOW! In Newport Beech. 2 BR. mobile home. clubhou.es. pool, spa. Modvated Rller. Aak fot ... VlllGIN A SWAN LllUlllDl1•CH•I I~ Outstanding panon.mic view. Security building. $1500/MO. Ask for •.. VIRGINA SWAN OWNER WANTS TRIS LEASED SOON! II ltlillll IMlt• .,,. Fannie Mae owned. 2 story oondo. ntA ap- proved. 2 BR. 1 BA. San Juan Capistrano. Good income ratio. Alk for ... RAY DAVIES. JR. UIUll.. 114.m Rare time share opportuni1)' on the bMch in Laguna. Enjoy all the advantages of time share and watch this investment grow. Other-invest- ment oppoc:t\.Ul.ities available allo. Ask fM ... CLIP A E'LYNN KEMP ••• I.Oii 111aW Brand new J.M . Peter's 4 BR. 2.5 BA ~.Light and bnght and beautifully appomted. Fully land- acaprd with two patios. AM for~ .JANB SUNGAILA ISi -.. lllllll OYer 2.000 911. ft.ma beautUuJ N..B. Community spec;o... 3 BR. 3 BA home wi&.b a larte kitchen. cathedraJ t'eilinp and private spa in patio. A really quality lifestyle location that must be 1ten to be appttaa1ed. Call now fot your pnvaie showmCs:t'Lfa'.DoNNA WBBSTU .. . . · ... .. ..... , .. '• . Exclusive Affiliat e in Oran ge County IRVINE TOWNHOME JUST LISTED! Lovely Deerfield Townhome facing Doe Trail. Two master s uites with private baths plus a powder room. Close to community pool schools and shopping. Easy freeway access. Won 't last long, so ca ll now! $174,900. Ad#006 KINGS ROAD An artistic home with five bedrooms and four baths, a.nd three fireplaces, and formal dining room. Panoramic bay and ocean views. Master suite iDcludes a den a nd spa. Maids quarters. Sl,S00,000. Ad#004 HUNTINGTON HARBOR Large corner lot affording privacy and room for two large yachts. Four bedroom, three bath borne bounded by 142 feet on the water. Extensive use of marble in bathrooms, new carpets, fireplace and wet bar. Very large waterfront decks perfect for entertaining. Ha rd to duplicate! $1 ,095,000. Ad#008 LAGUNA BEACH Breathtaking country Freocb borne completed in exotic woods, located on two lots at Victoria Poinl Fantastic oce.an coastline views. Four bedrooms, four baths, two fireplaces, 10lid oakwood floors, five oceanview decks, beveled and tulip windows. Vfry Iarse family borne with eneptional yards complete with f i'u.it trees. Steps to cbarming Victoria Beach. $1.295,000. Ad#OOl WEST NEWPORT DUPLEX A terrific income property close to the beach in West Newport. Two unit.a, each with two bedrooms, one and one-half baths and a fireplace. Four-ear carport, plus additional off-street parting. $395,000. Fee. Ad#OOl BALBOA ISLAND DUPLEX Outstanding Value! Choice location in fint block from the bay with some view. Three bedrooms, two baths in upper unit, and two bedrooms one bath in lower unll Two car prage plus carport. Call now for a private lbowtnc. $145,000. Ad#OlO LAGUNA OCEAN VIEW LOTS Baild rour cast.om bome in th.is aclaslve, sated development above Lquna Beach and enjoy the sweepin1 ocean, city, mountain and canyon views. IJmited tO just four natural-p-ade bui.ldable lite., eacb owner 1rill abo bave an undivided lnlenllt in nearly 7 aCl"el of prestiDe open apace for recreational and alJ"icultural ue. Ready for your home with all uUllties in. Priced lrom $399,000. Ad#OH WOODBRIDGE-SOMERSET JUST LISTED! Expanding family forces the sale of the charming two bedroom. one and one-ball bath cottage.. Best Woodbpdge location, only steps from community pool, spa and park that includes association-owned tennis courts. Enero-saving bot- water beater and inside laundry. Only S1S5,000. Ad#OOl BELCOURT HILL Ocean, Catalina and city Uabta view from th.ls stunning townbome. Tastefully decorated and furnished in ultra-quality modem. New blond hardwood flooring. Berber carpet.in&. custom window shades and shutters. Dramatic custom li&btlnc throopoul Alr conditioned, upgraded security ~tern., three car garage, euarded gate. Offered fully furnished at S795,000. Ad#018 NEWPORT ISLAND Diacover ''Newport Island," the J=t bide--a-way island on the Penmsula. A four bedroom, incl a master bedroom with a private aundeck and spa, two bath, two story borne. A warm, open livin& room with used brick fireplace, oak ·flooring, remodeled gourmet kitchen. Asking S44S,OOO. Ad#014 llAKBOR RIDGE A warm traditional f amlly home of the bipest ltandard, with an open flowtn& floorplan with six bedrooms, four and one-half batbl. Oat ltainray, gourmet kitchen and a refriaerated wine cellar. Great outalde entertaining are.a with bullt-ln BBQ, pool and spa, all profealonally landlcaped with ocean, bay and city li&bt views.. $2,500,000. Ad#005 OUT OP AREA-VINEY A1lD Riverside County, ~ball boar IOUth of Palm Delert. Forty acres of p-apmnea and a fabaloaa bome, profemfceeUy furnilbed and decorated. Great opportunity for investor, n.ndller, owner. T. er- riflc view of the valleJ and Salton Sea. Home bu a IWimmln& pool. deck. larse patkla, and room for tenma coarta. Grapevine acreqe produclnc table p-apes. Owner will leue back or ter'Vice the .. en year depreciation. Only sno,ooo. Ad#007 SPYGLASS A re.al Oem oa Spypu.. .._ of dty UOU, mountailll, Barbor Rid&e. partial ocean from prdea. New PreaCb doon tb:roqbout. ~ pa1nUQa lD ud otat, .. marble noon tn toyer, family room ud kltdlen. -uperaded l&Ddllcapbac and leCUl'ity system. $1H, ... Ad#Olt 7S9-6TOO S Corporate Plaza • Newport Beach, California 92660 .. BOB&DOVIEKOOP #1 RE/MAX Agent 8 out of 10 years in the State of CaU- ,ornia. Ranked natiOnaUy In lhe top 10 RE/MAX Agents When-you want Results CALL THE BEST The Market Is Ready For. Your Home~So, c ·all The Koops And List Today! UR 111-•1111111111t1 1111• I llUf flnll lf I 8 tty ts what you want. security is what you'I get in Viffa Balboa! Just, beyond the privae guarded gates lies an· executive suite that Is so special. words cannot do It justice. Offered are 2 bedroom, 2 bafh, In- . door laundry, and fabulous views! Some of the designer furnishings are available for purchase. BUYER HAS BEEN TRANSFERRED & IS OUT OF KLEENEX. .. SUBMIT OFfERSI 111 .. •LLIE lllL II• Closed stables plus 3 open stalls. Lrg shaded grooming area. lrg track room. separate hay & feed storage room, ~f>o~ includes slidJng glass windows, ~ ~ spray system plumbed tt-~ Q ~ .... ea. Also, large fenced dog •S ,, .et. ABOUT THE HOME ••• -4 bedr00t ., ~ bath very sharp home w/3 car garage, 10 car off street parking, RV or boat parking, flre & police prot~ion sys- tems. $4&8,000 uu.':. -r:--.. ..1 .. · ~ u1-1m ,,.. • ,j,.. _ ..,11 111.l•&•IMMI• Own your own home with as Httte as 3% down Md NW money through tax benefits. • lVlllRl llWI 111111 .., ••••• ' Super n6ce three bedroom. two ba1t\ condo. w .. located In gated ~ that hM )uat beer'I plllnted In QNYS-Wlllk to South Coat Plaza. Enjoy .. "* Md ""- pools for -••1.-..... -- for 10 years consecutive. .... I PIT Ill FlllLY Tt Wiii Fii iii ......,. Very cute Fllmlly home. wel located near IChoola Md lhopplng. Comfortable IMng wr•~ Include fwnlty room, IMng room. ttww bedrooms, two baths, large tront, Md b9Ck yard with a pool & a two car gw11ge. TNI one won't '8st long. ..1._ ..... a. HARBOR RIDGE A clllelnctlw hOIM plemed tor •Kto• luat1d In IM pr....._. guerd CID_.., of tWbaf Ridge • .................... of Oceen,.., acat1aUgMa • llall ....... reel brick In entry, etrlum, ~·....--deck • .,... ......... tor ....... "NE'WPOAT" dep • Lo_,,_.. wtlll room tor a lap::: nm ••Ill•••.._......_ s beclrme. U.......,...., room, lerge...,. room . , ........ ~ Fot rour prtw ... et.owtt11 eel BOB A DOVIE KOOP 831-1288 NEWPORT CREST popue.r Plan V1 has been converted to 3 bedrooms and allowed for a giant master IUlt•. 2.5 baths. lotted ceilings, bright & -...,ny kitchen, family room wfth nice deck, large IMng room. 2 car garage & morel ... BOB A DOVIE KOOP . ' NEWPORT CREST Two story • Four Bedrooms • Two Baths Md Powder Room • Uvtng Room wfth Lofted C1•ng • Rreptece Md Wet Bllr • F...-.Y room with Deck RaiMd Dining Room • &.n1y Kitchen • Matter Suite with Sun Deck • Tuck-under Double Gwllg8 with Auto-Door Opener Md I ... Ao:, Ill Stlllrwtly .. . BOB a DOVIE KOOP Ulll ISLE ,.. ...... ., ........ .. -· ................. ... ""-' .. ··:" ............ .. ......... ,.,,.... .... .... ..,. ......... u.. .. .... I .. ef .............. 4 ••llrHll, Mi ........ ,, ........ ,.., ._, ,_,I_, kl .......... ... "'"'• I 11101 I .... 14 ... lll&IJ aw*.,.. -............... .. ............................. 11• ,.... ........ 11,111.-FM Fer a Prh .. 1 •1wfn1 WI llllMYIEIMP • 131-1211 ?2ece11t Sate,, -4 bedroom, 2 Ntt-' 1 O ntial to expand up or outl t ·s 0 ... . But is built to eut. Best bt. . ""-'ff. Hurry this home won't last tht •• d8kend. . ..... (\I) • .... 1 • ICUI YIEW ••111 lmST. Fabuk>uS ocean views ttwoughoutl Hw~ "Q in kitchen,· . **'9 rOOf'f' -0 l ~ t)81twayS. 8Muttful w S '-. .NO tnms & dec- or.tor 11Ccet •.•• \IUghout. 2'bedrooms. 2~ baths. ~ ·---..... ------ r e n: 11 .. wm11 2 BR. 1 AB t.ownOOme In Mesa Verde. Assume FHA $85,000 k>an at 11•1 •. Pay onty $979. per month. Enc. gar. w/d h<>okupa. can for more Info. w/d hoOkups. Cell for more Info. 11~ ....... IDITIFll Tl-E 11 .. DllMIUI 2 BR. 21A BA -Huge mater 8Utte w/wlndow aeat. Lota of tie upgraded plue cwpet-V8Ulted c 1•nga. Fl'9nCh doOra. ~. bait-In Oek Hutch .. on the East81de. Cell before tt'• too lldla. ...... s2.-11n 2 bedroom condo. Extra lerge patio. 'Securtty gMed. Wiiie to Performing Arts Center. -Ml& LIM CIST• llBE SITE Buildable lite on hll top With 36001 view. 11.46 ~ wtth 750 productng avacado treea. · ar.t lmeetment today Md tuturet Total price .onty· 11 ..... 117"'""' .. ~ WIY IEIT RUYMClllWl1 Best buy In He.port Bw:h. 2 BR, ~ 1~ BA. townhc>We. ar.t lo- cation. Walt to beech. 2 car ~ Cal for det... 1114,m -•••M.n-• 11nm••1 IEWPllT WCI Spacious 2 BR, 2 BA town.~ . Perfect for W.glae, two car g9rege. Beach living at tts best. Submtt your offer. ···- TIWl-IElm 3 BR. 2 BA d"*1g room, dean. Vil- lage, walk townhome with new de- signer carpet & paint 2 car ·~ garage with communfty pool, rec-- reatk>nal fadlities. Don't delay. -•uz.-.s,,.,.. CISTI llW lllD S1M,lll Huge cornet tot, 3 BR. 1~ BA. fMtMy room overtooklng e.ge yard. RV ec.. oesa. near South Coat ~=~ ... an ass -Ill 1111111 AbeolutelY beet bet 8-* 88y buy In E.aatlide to.ta Meea. .. BR, 2~ BA. Quiet locatlOn. Approx. 1,800 ... ft. Hurry on this buy. 11llJIH _,LIZ ... 631-'1266 ,-..;___-------....-. -,, wnm• WI.El Seldom on nwked FOur a.gt bedroom units. Erda11d g1ngee, p•us off street peti(lng. exunent 1o- catk>n in EMt8kle Coita ...... Per- fect opportunity to meke 90fne money.-r:or deblla, eel... Mii • 1111-. USTsmTIWllll• Oram.ttc 3 bedroom. 3'A baths, vaulted c 1tMngs, IUnken MlQ room, brick ~. double car -~--1111.-ll?Bt•• .. •RllllT• To this~ IMlm8lned East- side town:.om. 3 BA. 2.5 BA blHched wood C8bll.... rec 1111 d 16ghtty, ... deck .... *' = dlllgf*~L ... ...... , .. lllJEll IPE•ll SJ Prtme Hl•port ltelgMs lot wftt\ 2 BR cott-oe ac. to ~"'= •1121•1 . IEU YEllE NIL lllE Lovely 3 bedroom pool home In Mesa · Verde. Compfetely 'O" odeted with lavilh use of oe" \.-amlc tHe & wood ftoona O , nuat see this beautifully r,~ ... eled kitchen to ap- preciate all t1ie amenities! Priced to aeHatonly 1211,111 .. LIVE IT THE ID.CH Model perfect highly upgraded 2 BR, 2'h BA townhome In a special se- cluded location yet within steps to beach. Nearly brand new with an award winning design and ftoorplan; mirrored walls. European kitchen. private patio, large master suite, fire- place, 2 car garage, security system. Absolutely gorgeous with superb construction. Just listed! Ul._ lftlUTl• 12-4 •LUYatmf \... -Ta. JUST LISTED 1111 ESTATE At South Coast Plaza. Three bedroom, H-'• bath family room. High- ly upgraded with central air condition- ing, security/fire alarm and central li~hting system. 9800 square foot lot with large pool/spa. Extensive brick work built-In bar-b-que & fire pit. Nothing like it on the market. Excel- lent South Coast Metro location in Costa Mesa. Offered at $299,900. Call for details. In& Will Clllllllli IEWPllT IElliHTS 3 BR, 2 BA master ~'O down suite has open beam ~·· v raised hard- wood floors b'iQ~JOm. Brick fir&- ptece, lat~ q, ~ lot. Exoetlent op- portunity tc. refurbish & exf:"d. .. ,... ........ TllTLE llCI -YIEW!l Model perfect, tot.,ly upgraded 3 BR, 2 BA. Night light view, large formal dining & family rooms. tush land- scaptng, private spa & central air. Community pool & tennis. Calf fOf' more details. ....-~•n•r:r -*liEITLEIWl'S UICI* lCIEllE Don't miss the last of the large paroels. Build or subdividing this rural 40 acre parcel next to Cleveland Natlonal FOf'eet and near new resi- dential devek>pment, off Ortega Hwy (174) Rlveralde Co. terms available on sales prk:e of ••• ..,,1121m FOILllS IEWNRT IUCH Spacious and grand. Lovely garden room opens to patio w/fountain. Mas- ter retreat has private patio with jacuzzi. Upgraded with aJI extra Im- aginable. Slf9-...... IEWPllT IUCH IEST YILIE This gorgeous home has It aJI: 4 BR. 21n BA, formal dining, family room, 3 car garage, large swtmmlng pool, front c,ourtyard, low maintenance, all of these amenities In Newport Beach for only. Call ... .- Alm 111111 W UllEI 11101000 II IEWPllT IUCH This home has everything. Single level 255 i sq. ft . of living space. Private jacuzzi off master BR. Many, many upgrades superb location. Less than 10 years old. For details and private showing call! 1n1 Wllf &-UllTS CISTl MESA All 2 BA, 1 BA with enclosed gar- ages.. electronic entrance gate. All units really clean. Owner trading up. For details or set up call .. IEWNIT llEllilTS DCLISIYE I Executive style " BR custom home. Perfect for entertaining! Prestigious corner lot ctose to Cliff Drive. Master suite with adjoining office or bonus room, and spa. Formal living &. dining areas. Many upgrades and amenities! Exclusive showl~ Asking 111..-111 IDI . 11111 IEW II ILIE Cll Queltty duplex currently under con- struction. Both unit•.,. 3 bedroom. excettent location. caM today to add your own~ touehe9. •••• .. ... TISTll I lllT lPAllTIEIT Great building, great location. Con- sists of (1) three bedroom, 1~ bath. (2) two bedroom. 1 bath. (4) two bedroom, 1 bath. (1) one bedroom, 1 bath. Plus e\ght garages. Drive by only. 15631-15641 Tustin VIiiage Way near freeways 5 & 55. A:.~ 11 ... IPl.10 ., &mlTIOI lllLIERS Current zoning allows for 10-1 acre lots. Very secluded w\th paved road. Coastal and mountain views. Call for details. ....,... IMllll.MSZllWlll llVESTIR'S OPNllTllITT Fast growing Eastside: Six (6) two story townhomes. 3 bedrooms. 3Yt baths., fOf'inaJ dining, cathedral ceil- ings, fireptac;e, and private yards. Ex- cellent income or the possibility to sell separately. 11.-.-mn ...-rm llVESTOI IPNLTUlln 9 Units Central Co9•\. U !. All 2 BR. 1 BA. Greaj. O ~ area-owner anxious to tra ":) r>· Very clean units. Ill ALIOID IRCHlRD 433 Acres. Prime producing Almond Orchard 9 yrs otd planted Heartland of Sacramento V.rlley. Complete underground sprinkler Irrigation. '88 Crop at 25% return si.-.- -alll OCUI VIEW 3 BR, 2Yt BA townhome, flreplace, dining room, pool. spa. tennis. Large 2 car garage. Available 10/1. 11•1• -- lllllllW llllliE Cllll One BR, plus den. One year otd. One car garage. Lake Mission Vef ;o. Usage included. Avajlable 11/15. $755/Mo . ....., '"" 234 EAST 17TH STREET, STE 117, COSTA MESA CllCI SPllll , Sll .. IF YOU OWNED TRIS LANDMARK BALBOA ISLAND IAYFIOIT LISTING: HERE'S HOW YOU 'D SEE Tll WORLD: ~ HERE'S HOW THE WORLD WMD SEE YOU : IERE'S WllAT YOl'D OWi: Two 30' x 85' Lots Zoned R-1. 5 on Balboa Island A.. 5 Bedroom, 6 1/2 Bath Home or One Home Plus a 3 Bedroom, 3 Bath Rental A Private Dock for 5 Boats and Private Parking for 6 Cars 145 Waterfront Feet That Includes 60' on South Bayfront & 85' on The Grand Canal A Sturdy, Older Home With Hardwood Floors That Lends Itself to Remodeling The Price of $2,450,000 Is Equivalent to $1,225,000 Per Bayfront Lot (Forgetting The Home) , . rm MORE SMASHING NEW LISTINGS FOR MERRILL LYNCH REALTY le••••·· ........ STGl•m1• .. HAMOR RIDGE-Unrlveledl lbdrm, 7 frplc. lbd\, 8Uft room, Ubrary & weight rm. 9000 eq. fl IS,115,000 PlllYACY Me 8PACE-Hllelde loc. ~ CdM With OCW\ ~. lnc:redlble Ylewt Thtrd of an acre, 3bd, 2'M>a. t8mly & dlnfng rms. $726,000 PICK OUT THI PAVILION Greet sit down views of N9wport H.t>or, et 91. 3bd, den & 4ba. Something VflfY 1P9d91 In Irv. Terr. $683,000 hfl1x lace .. Prapertl•• • corn•RCIAL LOTS .. MCFADDEN SQUARE- lnc:ome producing with Investment potentl.al. Approx- imately 8,300 eq. ft. $900,000 MOm WITH llCOIE-Tree lined CdM ite+gh- b<>mood. 2bd, cott-oe with guest quarters & 2bd Income unit. Aaking $490.000 OCaANfROlfT CASTLE-Fabulous views from penthouM on e.lboa Peninsula. Almost new, fresh & dMn with gourmet kitchen. $549,000 OM nm SAND .. NIWPORT Plus breathtaking W.W. of OcMr\ Md Catalina eunaell. $599.000 QUALITY DUPLD-Located In qutet .,.. of W. NNport, nw Chennet, OCW\, bMch & pert(. Year ro.MMI °' MMOf\111 rWtt. $345,000 T1-aoCK8 TO 9EACH-Attrectlw & sturdy ~ wftNn nlklng cMatMce of ocean, par1c & "'°""-._cen111C-ar..s 1ncome. saeo.ooo Tm••····· ........ •WPORT FOil UNDeR *171.000-Two bd, town."Mlme. woodll9 envtronment new wUdemess .,.._ a.n a~ 2 stOfY. S189,ooo. ._.... WUTV-Al whfte, ~ towhome. ~ e9111111d I S*nted. Htgh ~ 4bd, G f>tan. CloM to Sll'•llMlh w/pool & IPL $39t,900. NICa Oii ''NICF Prtme VIiia 891boa condomfnlum, I ,.,.. ......._ end untt wtth OCMr'I vt9w n.. comm. pooll. ....... end beech. Only *215,000 ........................ aAaTW Cll CU881C-~ In IMng & dlntng rme • .._dwood floore. 3bdrm, 2bath. Under towlftng ~. $349,500 , cozy LAOWIA conw-Located on 2 lots, nil to Woode cove beech. ~ & cafe'a. a..ey ~ IOt Vlllue. $425,000 ....aRT UWROllT UMDIUNC Timeless Sbd, 8be. ..._on 2 lidel. perking for 6-doctdng _ fOl 5. R1-5 llows Income prop. $2,450,000 mWPORT eNTRY LEVE.-Quiet 2bd townhome In perfect location to lhopl, Newport Center & freeway ~. Upgrllded cerpets. $209,500 l'ICK OF THI UTTDll-Belt unft In outstanding complex. Light & "1ry 3bC:t, 3ba. wtth gerden41ke ~ .. 89Ck 89)' views. $275,000 EA,TM.UFF FAlm-Y ..a.-Ave bd, 2 story with huge feooed back yard. Close to schools, public tennls courts & lovely park. $559,000 TOTALLY UPGRADED-Cust&n home near Lake Mission Viejo, J.M. Peters Plan IV, custom cabinets. top of the line apptlanoes. $380,000 MOUNTAIN SETTING-Unique Newport address. Garage, 3bd, 3ba. Overlooks park. Near lake behind ga1es, rarely seen area. $479,000 !XPANtNOM OPPORTUNITIES-Extra large lot, great H.V. Hiiis naghborhood. 3bd. family rm. & large poof. $539,000 Lt. II.LI $539,000 Expansion Opportunities ....... $399,900 ........ 4 BR, 3 BA Twnhm J . Bernard L81m.I $595,000 111Yil .... 3 BR, Den, Fam Rm M. Hartling ..... $895,000 111,..., •BR, 4 BA B. Hutchings .... -$2000/MO 111~ .... 5 BR N. Tully .. -$759,000 ...... Rare And $.Swanson .... , $275,000 2121 .... .., 3 BR, 3 BA G. McGafflgan ---$439,900 FamffY Home, tmmac. ••llTmfl $269~000 ..... 2BR . 8. Swindall .... mra· ... S3-4•.soo alLa.11 3 BR, flrepteoe T. Fleming . ........... .... '°"8ITIAL ~ to lt'9da on prestigious Udo...._ 3bd + den, & fM*Y rm. New peint & Berber C8tpedng. *515.000 • L.aAINIR OM UDO-LOYety 3bd, 2 ltOfY with den, wet ber, eouth petio & doee to tennis court & beech. A-.. at $734,000 ...... , ....... , 1-5 LY. -.U $539,000 -1111111•1 ExPM9k>n Opportunities S. Swanson lll alffl $399,900 -........ 4 BR, 3 BA Twnhm B. Saunders '- L.91 llU $595.000 11l ...... 3 BR, Den, Fam Rm Levertte/Webber .. _ 4 BR, 4 BA .. _ 5 BR $895,000 $2000/MO 111...,,, P. Spaulding 111~1aaeia C. PorceUa Lf. -.U $726,000 1111 11• .. if•" Hiiiside, 3 BR, 3 BA 0 . JohnSOA !tHll -$209,500 Ill lhrW • ..._ 2 BR, Twnhm J. Skah&ni ..-ISL $2,450,000 1411 S ..,.,_. 5 BR, 6 BA Hartling/Hugill/Swanson LY.-.U 4 BR, FR $725,000 1UI I••• ... ...... $380.000 J.M. Peters. Plan 4 UITalfF $559,000 5 BR, 3 BA Fam Home .., .... $139,000 2 BR, townhome ....... ~95,000 3 BR, 4 BA LY._, ~69.900 Montego, 4 BR .... , $275,000 3 BR, 3 BA ... , ... $269,000 2BR a..-.. $425.000 1 BR, Cotttige . .. _ $759,000 fWw And .... .aTa ... $349,500 3 BA. ftreplece nm.at•• S315,ooo Vl9w of the Pw1c B. Barrington MM1Tr ...... • B. White ., ..... E. Tabak l•DM #21 B. Hutchings IU •11111 M . Fogarty 1'1ZIPwt .... T. Smith 2121 .... .., G. McGafflgan ..... B. Swtndall ...... M.Reed alLlla• T. Fleming 111 ....... 0 . Mlhr \ l I .l 714/494-1177 TURNER Welcome to our world .... A world of private coves and ~ndy beaches. OCUllflOIT EIUAll UY -This rare and unusual parcel of land offers amazing whitewater views of both Irvine Cove and Emerald Bay. Located on a bluff It Is more than 111 acre. There Is an existing older home, but the gorgeous building site Is offered at lot value at $4, 175,000._ .. llYllE COft -Gor~eous large family home In this most prestigious private area. Four BA, 3 BA, beautiful wood paneUng and large pool and patio. Great ocean views! $1 ,350,000 lllTI DI -Newly remodeled and totally charrmng, this 3 bdrm and den home offers main beach vtewa • wen u Catalina eunMtt. Hardwood tloora, new top of the llne appflMCel and room to expand make this property most dellrat>te. 9650,000 - (IHULJ Ul -Gorgeous whitewater ooean views and a lovety spacious home will make the buyer who love to entertain 'happy. Inner entry atrium, 4 bdrm, custom made tile, den, famlty room and large view decks make this one a must seer $1,450,000 llYlll Clft -This most prestigious private community Is the location of a 4 bedroom family home with lovety outdoor llvlng area. Ample lot offers possibllltles for ex- pansion. $895,000 LICl'Jm LICITm -Acroaa from the ocean front doM to aWpe to beech, thie newly . remod1t1d home ofllrl 3 bdrma, 3 batha Ind • huge deck to = the gorgecM OCNn ... Newly ~d wtth io.da of ctwm. 17 45,000 .... . . (IUAll UY -This magnificent 4 bdrm, 3'A bath home Is close to the ocean and has wonderful whitewater views. Amenities In- clude steps to the beach, 4 car garage and It Is situated on an exceptionally large lot. $1,800,000 ... EIUAlJ UY -A lovely remodeled 3 bdrm, 2'A bath home with pool and beautiful gardens. Large family room with fireplace, french doors, refrigerated wine cellar and extensive use of brlck are just a few of the amenltles. Very close to beach. $825,000 . ---1105 North Coast Highway • Laauna Bedeh, ~llfomla 92651...-....m• . . ' ----------------------... -··· -_. --- MIYTmUS • 121.,_ fWe opportunity to buy a deHgh1ful Costa Mela home, oertect blend of comfortable livtng & afkwda&6e price. Includes: 3 bedrooms, up-= ~aver kitchen, IMng room with •· ~. tiled patio perfect for play- room or omo.. One car attached garage plus double~ o-age wtth deck. Dog run. RV acx: 111 Above ground poot Hurry on thls one. Clll 848-7171. NP2 ---11-. End of cuf.de.uc. 3 bedroom, 2 bath famlly ldtchen. patloa. near South Cout Metro. Ctoee to 8Choot & lhopplng. Priced for qulc* .... at $115.~. C... today. 646-7171. NP3 11ua1w ...... 2 edjllCent, R-2 lot• In redevelopment ..... Velue In the i.nd. Approxlmatefy 2it,OOO eq. ft. Cal for lnfonnatlon regarding this property. 848-7171. NP4 ____ , 11 ..... Gigm1tlc: townhome. 4 bedroorne, 3 betha. (1 bedroom & bath down) F8mlty room or formal ~-Large yard. Attllehed 2 car gw11ge. Community, pool, epa & tenM. C8ff for Infor- mation fM$-1'171 . NP5 WllNiiMIW• sm,1• To a or-t opportunity to own thle lovely e.t- lide 3 bedroom, 2 bath home. Located In one of the rnG9I ...,...,.. Ealtl6de locetlont. Thia is .,, exclulNe Century 21 The RMI <..&tat .. offilring. Tllke a look. Cal &48-7171. NP7 ___ IA.,._ 1121,• U...U.. opportunity to purd\llM 4 bedroom home being '9nOV8ted to metc:fl the new com- Plex under oonetructton. Sirve story P.U.D. to be 8old .. part of Wodatlon wtth 12 other towMomea. Cal 646-7171. NP8 ................ ~. out of, Of lntO C-. ~ H1-.p0tt ...,.. Of Or-.. CcMtty? ConUed about wlto to cal « hOw. to QM lnfOfmatlOn on ..... ~ ... going? c.I UL Century 21 The A9lil Ill•• • • oao_... .-7,000 offtcla ............. Unlled ..... Cal OUt reloca- tlan ~ PHYLUS Me-7171 or ROY 548-a13 .............. ..,,. Vety attnlctfwt home, good area. Nicety up.. graded & appointed. Kitchen remodeled & up- grllded wtth custom, cabinets, etc. Cf'ackHng ftreplace, brtght & My rooms throughout, big backyard with sparkling poof, COYered patio. Meat• opens onto patio & poof. Nice hOme at affordable price. Cal 546-2313. HP1 . •UDT•'IW .._ Nice 3 bedroom home plus 4 untta In good Costa Mela...._ Unttl need some wortt, eect't untt has a ""81 yard. Rents are low for the area. Could be rlliMd. Great potential for the handyperaon. Call for detaHa 546-2313. HP2 ....... ~ Exc1n1nt home ln~erea of Mesa Verde, move In condttton. IMng room, ftreplace In dlnklg room, new , .. new kitchen with Ollk cabineta, new CCM1t• top, cook top stow & micro. Bult In book caMis, nice yard with epartd· Ing pool & IP9-Great buy at this price & locatlon. C81154tr2313. HP3 m SPF• -aM,19 ~ M.a Verde home on big corner lot. ~ roome throughout. Lovely add on fwnly -room. 3 big bedl ooma. 2 baths. Most c:onw.91ent to 1hopplng & 9Choois. Call for appm1bnent ~~13. HP4 fl ---..... Very .,..._ Hllmpton modef at very attracttwt price. 8-*>ua 1v1ng room with V8Ulted c:e11ng & c:r-*iiftD • .._ Forrnm dlr*'G room, big ,_.room & k*'-' combo. 3 bla bedrooms. Gr..t buy, ~ ...._ Cell 54&-23f3 HPS ,.,_Ell IMI 11..,.. One of the lcMIHt tri4ewt t~ In Costa ....._ Big IMng room with wutted c 1 llnga. cozy fir~ Mirrored wetbar. Huge mast• suite. "*"°'ed Wdrobe door. Central MCUrity sys.-tern. B6g double garage with shelves & office IP'IC8· MMY extras. Can now, won't last. 54tr2313. Hf'6 ........... ,_ 1118- 0ne of ........ bett• buys, .... has left .. and la motivated. F.mty room with flre- p&ece_. frelhfy painted Interior, exterior .. tex· coted with 15 yw guamatM. Full complete 801ar system. Nk:e quiet ne6ght>omood. Terrtftc buy for fwnlty. Won't lat call. 546-2313. HPT newport bWt'I NEWPORT BEACH .... ,,. ... Newty ~ .. bedroom, 3 bath . 1 bedroom & beth alrl. Formal dkMng room. Bonus room. Uundry off kitchen. LMge patio & ywd. 2 C. attached gatage plus carport. To preview cal 846-7171. NP9 --...... ,...,. TERRY McCAROLE-PAESIOENT •Ha WlllEN• 11..,_ 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath vtew townhome Jn complex surrounded by wooded area. Inside a.mdry, patio, exceltent locatlon. Newport addrw. Call 64&-7171. NP11 OTHER AREAS ....... ·-1111-Best buy In Irvine. Beautiful 2 story home reduceddhousands, greet Inner location. Rrst ftoor has big IMnQ room wtth fireplace, famlty room off gourmet kitchen, dlnklg room, powder room. Second level has huge master suite, bath, two more bedrooms and a bath. can now, won't last. 546-2313. HP8 _....... ll ..... Ver/ neat, 2 bedroom with view of channel Many upgrades. New Wrtical bltnda. much more. Poaibie owner 8SIMst tn ttnanc:ing. C... for details. 546-2313. HP9 um1au-. ..,.. Great retirement or starter for older couple, must be 55 or older. 2 bedrooms, ptua den, 2 ful baths, 2 patios. large cerport, wood dedc has mountain view. Many extras. Celt 546-2313. HP10 •UDl•'IW tt .... Six one bedroom, one bath units plus a 2 bedroom houM In good mnet area. Live In the" house for comfort & rent the units for profit. Pe>ssjble Miter floanctng. C8'f for detab 546-2313. HP11 mATIT ... -11._ In good neighborhood. 2 bedroom, 1 bath on nice lot. tt.rdwood floors, carpeted. lntlide laun- dry. ctoee to 8Chools. Great buy for first time buyer. Calf now 546-2313. HP12 ..,, ...... _ -- One of a kind property near Civic Cent• drlYe. Low aseociatk>n .._-indUde clubhouM, pool wat• & ln8urance. Many extras. Caa for detailS. 546-2313. HP13 wunm... 1111• 8-utN Corona det Mw Shorec:tifra .,... wtth 98mi private be9dt prtvitegel.. Huge corner lot. F<>rmlll IMng room wtth flreplace. F.mty room wtth OOMr'I peek & 2nd ftnlpteoe. OWMng -- wtth French doors I 1111 ijlng onto huge redwood deck. Gourmet kitchen with OOMr'I _,peett. Partdike grounds wtth tale stately coral treeia. Much, much more. C.. 546-2313. HP14 270 EAST 1~H STREET,COSTA MES.A 2790 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA ,. • • us=c c::::: 1 . irS'2~~;;;;;;~i~e~a~c~li~e-s-s~i~~1·1~I~s~=~~=~~=~~ to analyze ho01e potential David Prince of Marton Buie Reelty just returned from attending a two-day cour9e on residentJal real estate. The course, held at the San Fernando Board of Realtors, was preeented by the Residential Smes Councff of the Realtors National Marketing Institute. The RS 204: "Making Money SelHng and Investing In Sing'9 Family Reli- dences" course provides the skHls necessary to analyze the investment potentlal of homes, condominiums and townhouses taking Into cons6deratk>n the Tax Reform Act of 1986 tax law changes. The senior Instructor for the course was Dave Seson from Bk>rn- lngton, Minnesota. The newly reYteed and updated RS 204 Is one of a aeries of COWNS which leads to the prest~ CRS (CertJfted Residential Specialist) Deeignatlon. During two days of tecture. dis- cussion and workshop Ml8k>na, David Prince learned to compute Investment cash ftow8 and proCeeda, to recognize the advantages and diudvMtagea of houses as inWStments Md to com- municate with and counMI Investors. "As a reeutt of the courM, I have gained greeter awareneee of the role and · the reeponslbillty of a sales asaodate In real 99tate lnveetment counMffng and wW be better ab'9 to serve my clients and customers," Prince saJd. Reeidentlal sales couraes ere pres- ented In various cities throughout the year by the Reeidentlat Sales Council of the Realtors Natlonlll M.t<ettng In- stitute, an affiliate of the National ARocletk>n of RMltora. The ReskSen- tiel S-.. Council Is dedicated to the education of the real eat.ate sale9 professional. Prince Is a broker associate of Marton Bute Realty, 5 Corporate Plaza. Newport Beach, (714) 759-6700. Room mouldings add dimension If you're looking for a way to add a little more dimension and architectural interest to your home, consider ceiling mouldings. A booklet entitled "How to Install Ceiling Mouldlngs" is available for 40 cents from the Wood Moulding and Miltwork Producers Associa- tion, Dept. NB, P.O. Box 25278, Portland, Ore. 97225. An accurate tape measure and a reliable wood extension ruler are as necessary to any homeowner's tool box as a hammer and nails. Experts at Lufkin, makers of rulers and tapes, say wood rulers are good for measurements up to six feet. Triona Bergin of Grubb & Ella R81identiel Broker11ge Co. has been named Top Agent fM the month of October with the moet tranaectlone. She sped*-In Income and ~ ment pr~. tMJng a epedal Interest In her clefrta' needs. Bergin has the ability to help In-v.ton "move up" wtth her extensive uperience and e>epertlle In Income kwwta1NW1ta. A reel ..tate prot1111lonal ~ 1968, lhe Ilk• to help Mr buyers and ..... achieYe their gollla. Prevtoulty wtth a welt-known e..i.ny HUii reel 99tate compMy, lhe h8e the knowtedge to~-Md 8UOC I lilfuffy doee ee(:rOWS on ~ dolar homes, Income and lnveetment propertia FM mor9 Information ~ tact Bergin at Grubb & Ellis M9tton., 2 CMc Plaza, .uite 100, tMwport Beecf\. or call (714) 644-8200. WHY PAY A FULL COMM-TO SELL Y•R llOIET ~ ,' -<.~ WILL DO IT FOR A LOW SET FEE Front Sl,llD (hreble81Cloeeoflbcl'ow) "'i\\I \ \\\ .. ,., .. _ 3 BR-2 BA, Owner wttl carry. 2502 South Olive .......... s 165,000 $722-811• ··---3 BR-1. 75 BA, quiet area, nr park. 813 South Elliott Place. .. $189,000 721-4111 1111111 .............. .. 2 Sea llland, NB ...................................... S,5340 24 Goodwtl Court, NB ............................. 18,980 2401 Port Whitby, NB ••.•............•..•........ -$25,000 3 Tribute, Court, N8 •..•.•.......•••.•...•........... S9,420 304 C.. Street.:.~B ... : ........................... 18,700 714 Goldenrod. liCIM .....••....•...........•......• M.220 10 ~Court, NB •...•.............•.......••• $8,980 ..a .. -... -2 BR-1 BA ea. Unit, trg fmt ymrd. 1547 Orange Awnue ...... $315,000 722-8114 A •tea.ma 3 BR-2 BA, Spactoua oonod. 810 Bale• #202 .............. $185,000 722-8114 721-4111 CALL POii YGUa .. I It ..... I ·. \: l ..... \ -""-2 BR-1.5 BA, 2 C8I' g9n1ge. 2424 s.nt.a Ana # 103-C.S 175,000 721-4111 1111111•11-••N MIR 11111 595 ~. CM ....................................... 980 118 POWlll eo..t. CM .............................. $1,490 488 EMt , .... .,__CM ...................... 110,000 2512 F~~'!M········· ............................. 420 325 flaim•. '-iM' ••••• .-..................................... 000 t81 Mod)11ha, CM ................................... Sl.174 1202 g::= Pl9ce. CM .............. ~S7 .000 3008;_, CM ....................... -... 11, 180 2901 B11 we. CM .................................... 780 938 Serra W8J. CM .................................... .G20 t2I W. 1• • #D-2. CM ........................ 13,llO 810 BllkerStreM #206, CM .............. _ •... M.720 2173 Aedwaod, CM ................................. 17,420 1138 D. NEWPOR'1' Bl.VD., 8Un'E 261 COSTA MESA, CA 12127 o~ 71Z-1114 The Improvements you make to your house can slgnlflcantly Increase tts mart< et value. However, before you hire a contractor to add a bedroom or put In a swimming pool, there are several considerations. Arst, make your home as com- fortable as possible with the amenities you want most-within reason. Resale value should be a secondary consider- atk>n, unless you are fixing up the place to obtain a better selling price within a few months. Then, you should taJk with a real estate professionaJ before deci- ding to make the Investment. Second, av<Md etaborate add-ons If you plan to aeff your house In the next few years. Don't "over-Improve" your home. If you spend more than your naghbors on home improvements. you may be overpricing your house In relation to the rest of the neigh- borhood. And If you have to aet your asking price too far_.bove other nearby homes, you may have to wait a long time before It sells. Also, keep In mind that some home Improvements make more sense In some parts of the country than In others. A swimming pool brings you a greater return on your Investment, and pemaps .greater use, in Florida than In Maine, and a ftreplace ls a more aien9ble undertaking In Minnesota than in southern California. The extent to whloh a remodeling job wm increase the sale prloe of a home depends on the neighborhood. the llfestyte of the potential buyer and the nature and extent of the project. In general, you can expect to regain 100 percent of your investment for adding space to your home: 75 percent for modernization of existing rooms; and 50 percent or less for luxury items, such as a swimming pool, tennis court or sauna. Here are some specific examples of home Improvements and their returns: •An extra bedroom In a two or three- bedroom house is likely to be a great Investment. However, with today's trend toward smaller families, adding a fifth or sixth bedroom may make It harder to sell, let alone get a good return on your investment. One tip: Make sure that the added bedroom can be entered without going through another bedroom. •A complete bathroom renovaUon by a profeuional -lnchJding bright tiles, a fresh coat of paint and shiny new fixtures -might return 95 percent 9f its $3,600 average cost. According to' a national survey, adding a complete new bathroom averages $8,200 and could return as much as 122 percent. •A remodefed kitchen may recovef 85 percent of tts ·average S7 ,000 cost. More waking time Is spent In the kitchen than In any other room In the house. It also is the room with the Select/Better Ho111es names new director of developrnent Jack Ayers has been n.-ned dtrector of Realtor development for Select/Better Homee & Gardens. Cotta Mesa. according to Peter Vlotto, pr•dent. Ayer'I wttl be r.ponalble for ..... ataff recruiting, tr.ming and cereer pten.--Mng. Ayers ha a bulineu adminlatratlon degree from Indiana Un.witty. He has MrY8d • reglonlll Vice prllident of a major Orange County ,_, estate ftrm, foundtng Pf•ldent of a ,.... estate Noel• trlllrMng KtM>ol, and pr11ldent of hie own muttlple offtce reel eatate compeny. At Select/Sett• Homee & 6-dena, Ayenwtl Implement enupenak>n pgn by eddlng a ~tlet number of new Ml Ddat• although only applcMt• wtth a high ptObabNtty of .. ICC998 wMI be ottered po9tttonl. ··we will not ,,.,. 10 new people In the hope· of getting two good onee," Ayen aalc:t. "The IUCC 111 of our firm end the growth of Better Homee & Gllrdena Re.a Eatate hal alway9 atreued qullAty and ..,_ vice." Select hal been aftM&mted with Better Homee & Gardens IWlCe 1987. The offtoe Is located at 2850 Mesa V•de Drive East, Costa Meu. For more Information. c;811(714)751-5000. ~FGHJt.G~ O.RUFE Am1rlca1lleart. AllOdullun greatest tendency for Items to become obsolete. Whatever you can do to bring new life to an old kitchen wlll make a difference -no-wax floors, a seff- cleanlng oven, bigger cabinets, work areas. or expansion of kitchen space. As you remodel your kttchen, keep convenience In mind and install new appflances -a microwave oven. disposal and dishwasher that are energy-efficient. •Greenhouses typk:ally cost be- tween $8.000 and $15,000. According to a survey put;>lished by U.S. News & World Report, a sotar greenhouse addition Is apt to recover 100 percent of your Initial inYestment upon resaJe. Attached greenhouses have never been more popular. Also called glass sotariums. greenhouses were originally limited to those who had a green thumb. Over the years, their use as a room addition has become popular. •Landscaping can cost upward of $1,000 and recovery value ranges between 100 percent and 200 percent, if It is well done and blends with the foliage nearby. A protesssionally de- signed display of shrubs, trees, grass and nowers is likely to enhance the vaJue and enjoyment of any home. A landscape architect wlll charge about 8 percent of the total cost of the job to design the new layout of the yard and hetp you select appropriate foliage. Most shrubs cost less than $25 each including planting fees, and ground cover ranges from $10-$35 per square yard. Trees cost more and demand an expert hand In planting. Regional price variations may-occur and, In the Sun Sett states, for example, more exotic ptants and trees may be higher. Keep i.n mind that WhUe extensive landscaping and ptanting can add to the appeal of your home, a potential buyer may be put off by the added maintenanoe. •An lnground sw1mmlng poof aver- ages $19,500 to build, and tts financial return may average Just 35 percent on a natlonaJ level. (Of course. In areas of the country where more favorable weather conditions prevail, the return ' may be greater.) If swimming Is some- thing you truly enjoy, then add a pool. But, some people think a pool is troubte to maintain and won't pay extra for a house that has one. Families with small children may think poofs are a safety hazard and may not consider buying a house with a pool at alt •A professionally built deck/may return 75 percent of the average $3,500 cost. The conversk>n of an attic or basement to a finished room typically costs $7 ,000 and returns about 86 percent. The average cost for adding a fireplace Is $3,000 and typlcaJ recovery can be up to 94 peroent. In general, any improvements that suit your needs and lifestyle are worth the Investment. Don't expect a poten- tial buyer to pay for the cost of those projects. but the more expensive your l'lome, the more likely It Is that the buyer will pay for the amenities that make your home more beautiful and com-. fortable. Larry J. Biederman is chairman and chief tt:xllCUtive officer of Merrill Lynch R6alty, a national real 8$t1tte and relocation ~t firm, and chilJf uecufive offlcer of ~ 50, • natlonlJI realty referral organization. THE HARBOR AREA'S OLDEST REAL ESTATE FIRM *Lowest priced Versailles -If you are looking for value, see this! Prime first floor location professionally decorated. Won't last at just S 1<M.950 *Spectacular ocean view -with a south seas flair. Plush 2 bdrm 2 bath penthouse completely & luxuriously FURNISHED. Areplace, bevelled mirrors, private deck. $375,000 *Ocean Side of PCH -spacious 3 bdrm condo just 1 bloci< from the ocean In Corona del Mar. Immaculate oondttk>n, finest quality construction, extra wide lot. $455,000 *Just listedl VIiia Balboa -Private 2 bdrm comer unit wtth ocean view. Light and airy feeling. Desirable 1st floor location with OY8r 1100 sq. ft. $185,000 *Owner says sell -the price is right on this spic and span 2 bedroom Villa Balboa condo. Corner locatlon over1ooklng the greenbelt near pool. 187,500 *Rentals -We have lots of year around rentals. Corona def Mar, Bayfront, VIiia Balboa and elMWhere. Studio, 2. & 3 bedrooms. From $550/Mo. REAUTY 2&U EAST COAST HIGHWAY-CORONA DEL MAR --- PAGE J4/SATUllDAY Nov_._ 19, ,._ LY PILOT /lmA&. aTAft Changes in tax laws slow private syndication Radical changes in the tax laws temporarily cooled the popularity of private syndication, but experts say they are making a comeback with a different emphasis and benefits to llmlled partners, according to Bart Smith. broker-owner of RE/MAX Gold- en West in the city of Orange. Pnor to the tax law reform of 1986, many syndications were created simp- ly as tax shelters, but when the new laws closed the "loopholes," the emphasis changed along with the goals of the investor. ··constderlng all of the uncertainties in the world of financing and tax law cQclnges, a limited partnership still is an excellent way for an Individual to become involved in large real estate investments." Smith said. Smith's co-owner and partner. Larry Turner said, "The difference between what is happening now and what happened before the tax laws changed is that the property to be purchased has to be rock-solid, high-quality, potentially profitable real estate. ' Property that Is likely to appreciate in value will make money for the limited partners,"· he added. Syndications aren't for everyone. and the potential limited partner or Investor just starting out should ex- ercise caution. "Use whatever ex- pertise you have -whether It be a broker, accountant or attorney," Smith said. "If you are fortunate enough to have expertise starting out and work with a partner who already has a track record. then move to l&1ger projects," Turner said. "But don't be discouraged If you're a novice. As a first step, talk with a realtor with expertise in syndi- cations." Small business complexes or apart- ments are typlcaJ syndications that have potential, but are retativety mod- est in scope. "Perhaps you want to buy a four or e~ht-plex apartment with money raised from friends. Finding a suitable property lsn 't easy, but brokers such as RE/MAX Gofden West can help you," Smith said. "Whereas you aren't a broker, we are -and we know the market and understand what you are trying to accomplish. Turner advised potential syndlcators to be prepared for a considerable outlay of cash upfront. ·'Land depoefts, due dlRgence, appraJsaJ, leg-' and accounting fees have to be cowred. A line of credit at a lending Institution is almost a must. In most cases, $25,000 to $50,000 gives you a running stalt."The actual acquisition process v&1ies, but Smith and Turner said to be patJent. because It takes time to put the entire package together. "You need about a month and a-half tor contract negotiations wtth a seUer; then. 90 days or so for escrow with another month or so contingency. ''YOU put together an Off811ng In which you state that you're considering buying the property and estimate its Investment potential. You have almost four months to bring your lnvestOfS together," Smith said. "If you've been informing your Investors of the pro. gress. It shouldn't take that much time." Smith said some setters want 60-day escrows. "You have to convince them that 60 days '9n't reasonable, that you're paying good value for their property and you wm need more time.·· Turner said the ftraMlme ayndator Is bett• off focusing on exlatlng property rather than new devek>pmeot. "There are addttlonel cost•. phis getttng a construction loan wtthout a track reeord la Y«y dlfflcuH. "It's atways easier acquiring an existing property using a llttle money up front:• Smith sald. The AEJMAX Golden West partners emphasized the deslrablllty of knowtng who the partnen a1e going to be. "You can still come out okay, but It's a much smoother path If you've Identified the lnvestOfS In advance. Thev 8'so ~ taking a con- setVatlve apptoach. ''The real estate market Is volatile, and the processes lnvoJved In the purchasing of property ls comP,licated, and if you don't know what you re doing you can be easily burned,·· Smith said. "Come to a broker wtth experlenoe. It won't take long to determine whether private syndications are youf cup ot tea," Turner said. RE/MAX-Golden West is located at 1120 W. La Veta, Suite 100, Orange. For more Information, call (714) 667-3939. RELO: Businesses are providing counseling Corporations and the real estate community are providing an increasing amount of spouse counseling services to tranferees and their families, reloca- tion specialists reported In the most recent natlonwtde survey conducted by RELO/lnter-Clty ~tlon Ser- vice. headquartered In Chicago. Such assistance ts neoess;tated today, survey respondents noted, by the large number of transferees who are members of two-Income families. · In a number ot cases today, corpor- ations are contracting with search and recruitment companJes to hefp "the trailing spouse," whether that Individ- ual be the maJe or femate spouse of the transferee, RELO brokers noted. Meanwhile, the AELO relocatloo specialists responding to the survey said many of their companies are slgnlficantty expanding retocation ser- vices to provide spouse coun•Hng and assistance services. Some real estate companies are opening thefr own relocation coun98f Ing centers, while other members of the real estate community are helping the spouse of a t1ansferee ln a variety of counseling &1eas, Including assistance in prepar- ing job reeumes to 98CUre a poattlon In the new community. These addttlonat refocatlon counsel- ing services are lmpartant today, survey respondents added, since as many as 75 ptwoent of the transferees they a1e working with are members of two.Income famllles. The RELO network, headquartered In Chicago, Is the nation's otdeet and largest netwcn of Independent real estate brokers speclaHzlng In em- ployee relocation. In addition to providing an array of counseflna aervtoes to transferees ..,d thefr famltles, the RELO network now is HOME LOANS !No Pointsl ARM Home Loans • 80% to $600,000 • 90% to S260,000 • Owner Occupied, 1-4 Units • Non-Owner, 1 Unit • llth District Index • No Negative Amortization • 60 Day Rate Lock 9'CJFIC S'\VINGS 8'\NK . ..._ ........... ~ .......... ..._ Call (714) 831-8380 aak for Betail Lending, orcall('714) 831-4)800 a In a position to provide a wide range ot flnandal servtces to tranafere11 and thefr famHles as a resutt of a recent joint venture agreement wtth Aaodates Corporation of North America. a Gutt Western unit. AELO brokers wtll work through Aaaoc'8t.. ReaJ Estate Anandal SeMcea CO. Inc. (AREFSCI), the real eetate ftnancial terVtces dMsion of the Aasodatee, In providing theee flnandal aervlcea. The recent survey of RELO brokers also showed a ~of transferee activity among corporatlOns during the first nine months of 1988. 1.,. Afty-sht percent Of IUMty respon- dents noted a 9lzable lncfW In r9'ocatlon acttvfty MM>nQ corporatlona th1ough s.otember of ttW )'Mr. COM-- pared to a..._ mn.month penod In 1987. MMllWNle, 57 pef(*'lt of the survey reepondenta forecMt that cor- pe>rate rek>catlon .ctMtie9 wtl con- tJnue at the ume hlah '8wls as pr...,,tty for the remelndet of 1888. Thfouah September of this YM1, tot• reb:atlon YOlun'9 ~ the country wa reponed up In their .... f1tl« • slmll• 1987 period ::.. .a pe1C8111 of the aney reepor~ta. Meanwtltte, 29 percent of eurwy re- spondents uld rek>catlOn volume was down In their .,... for the flnst nine months of 1988, white another 29 petoent reported no change In volume of rek>cetlon ectMty for the nrat nine monthe. Thirty-one percent of the respon- dents In the latest AELO survey foreceat that home prtcee wtH rlM during the ftnef.qualttw months of 1988, while 54 percent predicted that prlce8 wNf remllln at currwit 1eyeta and 15 percent Mid hOme prloel wfN fall. As to the future of mortgage Interest rat ... 41 percent of eurwy ~ dents laid,..... wHI 1ncr .... during the monthl of Ootober, Nowmb9r end December. MMnWhtle, 50 peroent Mid Int.,_. , .... wtN remain at curr.nt levela, while 9 percent forecat a drop In tnt.-rat•. The RElO networic Is compowt of neMy 1.400-rnember ~ wfth tipprOJdrnetely 4,00C).member omc. nattonwtde. The REL() network hu ~In 13,000 dt ... In the U.S. Md In 19 for9'gn countne.. * Bright Mortgage 1 0 5Vi O* * 30 Year Fixed Rate * To$500,000 · 8 0 * 60 Day Rate Lock APR: 11 .07 * A Direct Lender Since 1924 CONTACT JOHN PRESTON (714) 662-1012 •ATI:s SUIJE<"T TO CHANGE _ ... The JRiiht Jaea DAILY Pl&.OT/ll&AL •STATW SAnMDAY ....,_.., 19, 1-/PAOll JS Is there a solution to freeway congestion? There you ltt, mired again In a broad, unmovtng rN9r of tratftC on an Orange County fieeway. Your patience finally wears thin and you aay to yoursett: "When.,. they gotng to do some- thing about these freeways? I wtsh all these people woold stay home." You might even add: "If ftWYOne worked ck>se to home, we wouldn't have this terrlbJe conges- tion." That'attf That'a prect9etyltl It doesn't take an EJnsteln to figure out the biggest c.-of weekday traffic tie- ups: most peopte have to drive too far to work. Why? Because most com- munlttee have too many homes' and too few jobs. Meanwhile, other areas have too many jobs and too few homes. When this monumental problem is men11oned In the media -which Is almost nevel' -It's referred to as "the housl~/jobs Imbalance." Reoentty, I put together a program entltled "Grldlock In Paradise" for the Orange County Chapter of the. Building lnduatry Aeeoc:tatlOn. My panelists were the county'a ftve leading traffic authof'lt .... I suggested that they might addrea the housing/jobs Imbalance problem. Just one did and that was only to eay that you can't legislate away this Im~. Why 19 thlS ptatn-as-the-nose-on- your-faoe prob*n being Ignored? The answer struck me as I listened to my five panetllta: Every governmental body has Its own agenda, and the ROBERT ClAY housing/jobs Imbalance does not seem to be on any of them. It Is true, of course, that you can't legislate away the problem. In a free society, people live where they want to and can afford to -and work where they have to. Obviously, they cannot work close to home If their hometowns do not have enough offices. factories and stores. If more places to work are built In residential communities, enterprising firms surely will move Into them to get cioser to the labor supply. Just as surety, stressed-out drivers will work In these facilities to avoid freeway grid- lock. Conversely, people wm move closer to their Jobs In commercial/lndustrlal- oriented communities If sufficient af- fordable and desirable housing Is nearby. While I am a staunch advocate of minimum government, I have con- cluded that the county's horrendous traffic conditions call for one more governmental body. It might be called the Balanced Communities Com- mtssk>n (BCC). Its one and only mtssk>n WOYfd be to solve the housing/Jobs Imbalance. Rather than trying to legis- late where people ltve or work, It simply would encourage government to provide more housing and job OP- portunltles In the right places. This commlsslOn would try to bring atl loeaJ communities together on a voluntary basis. Each city, planned community. or local sectlOn of a county supervtsorlal dls1rlct would work In concert wtth Its rwMghbors to sotve Its own problems. If a city refused to cooperate, the effort could easily proceed without It. The BCC mlQht consist of the five supervtsors and one official represen- tative from each city or planned community. The supervisors could start the ball rolling by Inviting the others to participate. There would be a 10-year goal: to have an equal number of housing units and jobs (plus Job-spaces) In every Orange County city, planned communi- ty, or section of the county by 2000. "Job-spaces," a coined term, Is a way of measuring planned or unoc- cupied commercial/Industrial space. For example, If the average office employee requires 100 square feet of work space, 1,000 square feet of offices would provide 10 Job-spaces. Retail and Industrial space would be measured In the same way, using different figures for the space required by the average employee In each case. Every participating community would conduct a simple survey to count its residential units, jobs, and l<>b- spaces. This would establish Its homes vs. jobs/Job-spaces ratio. A bedroom community, fr exampJe, might have a homes vs. jobs/jOb- spaces ratio oJ 1 to 0.1 or eYen less. This would mean it has 10 or tea jobs and Job-spaces for f/llfJlfy 100 housing units. Once these ratios are determined, each City, community. or county sub- section would manage Its own growth to meet the 1-to-1-ratio goal -a job or tob-space for every home In 10 years. There usually are sotutlons If one really looks for them. The public and private sectors might have to offer some Incentives tp help alter the Imbalance, but the result would be worth the effort. Just think I If the majority of the peopl work wtthln five or 10 miles of home. their cars will be off the freeways during what we now call rush-hours. If they do use the freeways, It wtll be only for a very short trip. Almost everyone now agrees that growth needs to be managed. Let's manage It by building more of the right kind of structures in the right places to reduce congestion. Can it be done? Yes. Wiii it be done? That's up to you. Robert Clay Is the presklent of Clay Communications Group, a Lllke Forest marlcetlng communications firm . Local builder buys into Victoria NAHBsa>:s: Baywood Development Group of ange County. Other Victoria builders. who are c 0 ns tru ct I 0 n Newport Beach ls the latest in a "Like The William Lyon Co., either presentty sefllng homes or ptan- growtng Hat of prominent bullders Baywood Development was one of the nlng to open projects in the near future, up 1 5 percent Invest I~ In the Mure growth of charter builders In the Rancho Santa Include: The William Lyon Co.. Re-• Victoria a master~ned community Margarita master-planned community, publie Development Co., Pulte Home In Rancho Cucamonga. which opened In May of 1986," Balley Corp., J.P. Rhoades Oev~opment and Slngle-family housing construcUon "Baywood Development just closed said. "Baywood's popular Brisa del The Fieldstone Co. appears to be heading for a soft escrow and recorded on the purchase Lago II condominiums at Santa Pulte Is currentfy reporting im-landing whlJe mutll-famlty construction of an 83-lot parcel from The Wiiiiam Margarita are repontng Impressive pressive sales at Its second neigh-is caught tn a nosedive and has yet to Lyon Co. at Victoria Vineyards North," sales after the company sofd all 178 borhood, Santa Victoria. Featured are hit the bottom of the cycte, according Jim Biiey, Mnk>r vtce president for homes at Brisa~ Lago I. one. and twcrstory detached single-to Dale Stuard. president of the The Wllllllm Lyon Co., Victoria's master "Baywood also recently SOid out at famlty homes wtth three and four National Association of Home Builders. develop9', Mid. "Baywood plans to Its Mariposa project of 83 single-family bedrooms. ofter ~ Ind two-atory detached detached homes In El Toro." Republic ls also now selling homes at Stuard, a home builder from New- slngle-flmly homea, wtth a grand Baywood joins Grupe Oevefopment tts second ~ictorta neighborhood. port Beach, was responding to flgures opening of modeta tentattvety ached~ Co. of Costa Mesa as Victoria's newest Crown Pointe, where two-.story, four-reteued recently by \he U.S. Census uled for 911ty 1989." builders. Grupe recently closed escrow bedroom plans are featured. Bureau, which showed the pace of 8aywood haa bultt condominium and and recorded on a parcel containing Visitors to Victoria should exit the overall residential howling construc- slngle-famly neighborhoods through-115 lots at Victoria Vineyards North. San Bernardino Freeway ( 10) at Haven tlon running at a seasonally adjusted out Onlnge County tine. the company Model homes· are expected to be Ave., travel north on Haven to Baseline, annual rate of 1,453.000 up 1.5 percent waa founded 11 yeara ego. Its new dlspfayed In mtd-1989, with presales turn right on Ba9ellne, drive approx-from the previous month. Vk:torta neighborhood represents from a sales trailer beginning later thfs lmat9'y one mite and turn left on Baywood'a ftnt venture outside Or-year or early next year. Mintken Into Victoria . Seaside property to be auctioned With LFC RMI Estate Marketing SeMcea' eo.tal Condominium Auc- tion )&'8t one Wiik sway, protpee11ve buyer9 .. antlclpetlng great potential tbtnal on ...,_ property In Nft-port~ end Long a.ch. 8'ddeng wll begin at 2 p.m. promptly, New. 20, on the top ... of the. pertclng atructur. of Hoeg Memorial HoepttaJ In =~Md ~ration la . No "*""""" b6d wtll be eet8bllhed tor MY of the properttee; howeitw, tM ..... retmn the rtgl'lt to ~ or rwtect the hlghelt b6da wtthln 72 "°""' of itle 8UCtlon ..... ·~ .... of the propettiM .,. extremely motivated to sell these properties on auction day," Wiiiiam Lange, president of Newport Beach- baaed LFC Real Estate Marketing Servtoes. said. "In fact, the flrtt ftve properttee to be auctioned wNt be sold to the hlgheat bfdders, regardleea of how low the pricee may be. The auction preeent1 an exoettent opportunity for coatt., home ownership, potentially far belOW market prices, In Newport Beach and Long ee.ch." Sunday's ewnt wtlt begin wtth the 8UCtlontng of a brand new, 1989 BMW 325' Conwrtlbfe, 4 wtth all proceeds from the .... l*ng donated by Stertlng BMW of Newport Beach to the Hoag Cancer Center, which la currently under construction just below the maln hotpttal on the bluffs of Newport Beech. For thoee who have never partici- pated In a real •tate auction, LFC Is hosting a "How to bid" aem6nar at 4 p.m., Saturday. Nov. 19 at the auction site. Detailed prop«ty de9Crlptton1, property touring lnfonnatlon, fNIPS. sp«iftc aate terme and condtttons, and 1n 90C)ttcetlon to bid are being pr.ovlded to all lnterwted pwtMle by calffng (714) 84CM980. Single-family construction in Sep- tember waa at an annual rate of 1.oso.000. down 2.3 percent from August and oft 13.3 perceut from September 1987. "We expect to ftnilt\ the )"Mt wtth 1,<>&5.000 smgte-famffy stem and to start more than one mUHon unit• In 1989 for the eeventh conMCUtlve year," Stuard said. "A.tthouQh down from the peek of 1, 180,000 atngl• fernffy unltaatarted 1n 198&. one mlltlon single-family ltal1S IS a heelthy year and I flt tXY from the ptunge auf*ed In 1981-82 when they f9I be60w an annual rate of 100,000." Muftlo-fmnlfY ataru.,.. at an annual rate of 403,000 In Septembet, up 13.2 pe1 cent from Augu•t but off 13.9 percent from • year ago and doWn 40 percent from the peek ol 919.000 unit• 8CtUllty started 1n 1985. ... • _, ... •Spe •POOf +View ;c::::;z:. **Waterfront ***Waterfront and Pool V'GIY9 Addreee at Guard Gate HOIES FOR SILE 1 IEllHI 525 Bluebird, Laguna Beach 759-6600 $425,000 Sunday 1-5 2 IElllOI V9'4 Baycrest, Bayview, Nwpt Bch 722-1900 $229,500 Sunday 1-5 V9'4 Baycrest, Bayview, Nwpt Bel\ 722-1900 $229,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 46 Cors6ca. Newport North 759-8600 $289,000 Sat-Sun 1-5 252 E. 19th Street. Eastaide Costa Mesa 831-7300 $279,000 Sunday 1-4:30 720 GokSenrod. Corona de' Mar 640-7000 $399,000 Sat/Sun 1-4:30 21~ Santa Ana. Costa Mesa 8-46-7171 $229,900 Sunday 1--4 2233 Santa Ana (E'skM) Costa Mesa. 497-1761 $239,000 Sun. 12--4. 31 Southhampton, Belcourt Hitt 8.44-9080 $640,000 Sunday 1--4 211 Via Karon. Lido 18'8 873-7300 $585,000 Sunday 1--4 217 Via RaYeMa, Lido i.. Newport Beedl 723-0858 $535,000 Sunday 12:30-5 2 II ,1n f 11111 er ID 215 81st St, Newport Beectl 722-9730 $225,000 Sunday 1-5 257 Brentwood, E'lkle Coeta Mela 7~ $315,000 Sunday 1-5 •305 Cedar S1., Newpot1 Beectl 548 8884 $285,000 Sunday 1-5 114 Corlk:a. Newpor1 North 844-8200 $207 ,000 Sunday 1-4:30 500 o.hla. a.de CdM 758-eeOO $758,000 Sat-Sun 1-5 t221 Helolrope, Corona ct.I Mtlf 7S.-8100 $e2S,OOO &nsay 1-4:30 ._, 43 U0ntsJ r 11 r r, H8rbor Ridge, NB 873-8333 $550,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1040 Peecedor Drtve, Oovw Stw., N.8. 831-7300 ~000 Sund9y 1-4:30 13 Aodcy Knol, N9wport Bwf'I 1-..sooo *345,ooo Sundlly 1-& 23 Aue Gr8nd euc.1. Big ~ 844COO *625.000 Sunday 1-4 11111- 2138 Alta VIit.a, The ...... Nwpt Bcti 780-a000 ... 000 8-turday 1-5 1543 Bonnie 0oone. ntne T9"ec». CdM 780-0114 1416,000 Sat 12-4/Sun 1-S 332 Cotton St. (Npt ~) N.8. 648-0271 l:Me,000 Set/&n 12-4:30 '°' .......... ,., ... hrtl ••• .. .....,,. s.tl8un 1--t:30 33 M.....,, Jalm"'9 Creek 844-80IO $448,000 Sunday 1-4 1984 Pott Claridge (Nwpt Bch) 759-7589 $575,000 Sat/Sun. 1-5 * •2124 Royel P81m, Costa Meu 548-2313 $225.000 Sunday1-4 1800 Sand'8wood, Costa Mesa 548-2313 $234,500 Saturday 1-4 730 SantMa, 1Mn8 Terrace. CdM 7'20--0188 $589,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 1500 Santanefta Terr908, trvtne Terr 722-1900 $550,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 31 S-brooec COYe, Sea Island 831-1400 $675,000 Sunday 1-5 . 34 Sliver Creeoent, Turt'8rock 759-6800 $459,800 Saturday 1-5 26651 Trumlru, Mlalon Viejo 75Mle00 $380,000 Sunday 1-5 107 Via Dijon, U9o 758-8800 $595,000 442 Vlata Roma, Bluffa 844-9080 $382,000 401 Vista Roma, Bluffa 844-8200 $329,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 Sat-Sun 1-4 Sat/Sun 1-4 I II ,. .. Fiii I• er IEI 2529 Bectt Bay. Bectt Bay 759-8800 $227,000 Sat-Sun 1-5 * 1819 Beryl Lane (WestdHT) N.8 . 145-e718 $410,000 Sat/Sun 12-4 * ••2127 Cerob, Eatbkdf, N.B. 759-9420 $588,500 Satwday 12-4:30 •2582 C6rde Or, ~. Nwpt Bch 842-5200 1725,000 Sunday 1-5 2008 Contlnent8f, Coate M-. 84&-7171 $207,000 Sat1Sun1-4 tv-34 Cormorant CW, Bayytew T.-r, NB 854 8883 $499,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 3080 Corte Menn, t~ No. Wiiia. NB 780-5000 $575,000 Sat 1-4/Sun 1-5 3155 Corte PottOflno, Newport North 831-7300 $4&0,000 s.t-Sun 1-4:30 ••3000 Corte Pottoftno, Npt. North, N.B. 1-..100 $560,000 Set-Sun 1-4:30 2M &et -81., eo.aa..... . M&-1111 uee.soo sat/Sun 12-4 42& E. 20th St, E'llde Colt.a ...... 7-.-00 *34t,500 Set-Sun 1-5 1223 E. e.-.o. Bhd, e.-.o. ,...... 831·7300 -..ooo &andey 1-4:30 2207 Aelit.a. The ..,.,.. .... poJt 8w:t'I 780-1800 1355,000 ~ 1-4 934 Ooldllwod, Coeta Mw 546-a1s uee.ooo 8undl!y 1-4:30 ••~117 Hll*ot• Ct,....._ Pwll. COM 111-a121 $475,000 8llt/8wt 12-5 ~:'I'::' =·=-·.,,,.,. 8Ml8un 1-5 Vt 131 JMnW• ~ Ad, J•ri• Cl'k CdM •1·1702 "29,IOO 8un 1-8 •21401 Ktnga Rold, ttn'poft 8-dt 844 toeO '791,000 8uncMy 1-5 81~.IMM 1tCMOOO *"9.000 sat/Sun 12-4 ........ _ ............... 14141'4 1121,000 a..l8un 1 .... tau ..... DrJ Beak-···~ 9dl -... 81,750,000 llundly 10-4 •1529 ~ Btwd, ~ Pdnt 780-0714 $485,714 SUnd8y 1-5 1130 P9Mbrook. Newport 9Md'I 831-1288 $415,000 SUnd8y 1-5 1724 Pla:a del Notte, P9ninlUla M4-e200 see&.000 Sunday 1-5 2045 Port en.tol. H#bOr View Homea. NB 78().5000 $489,960 Sat/Sun 1-5 •5004 Rtwr Aw, P9nlnlula. Nwpt 9ctl en.1eoo $448,800 Sunday 12-4 *995 SandcMtle, Harbor View Hltla 758-8800 $539,000 Sat-Sun 1-5 1018 Sandptpel', H.V. Hiila 758-8800 $729,000 Sunday 1-5 ~ La Jolla LMe (Nc>f Hgt1) N.B. 042-1359 '595,000 23 SMkberry, lrvtne 548-2313 1312,900 Sunday 1-4 10042 Sunten Qrde, Huntington Beech M&-2313 $284,800 Saturday 1-4:30 1999 Tustin, Eutalde Coate Meaa 644-80e0 $375,000 Sunday 1-4 308 23rd St., Coat.a U... 644-80e0 *285.000 Sat/Sun 1-8 370 23td Sir.t. Newport 8.;k Bey 831-1400 sses.ooo SuncSey 1-5 432 Via Udo Nofd, Lido -873-7300 S1, 195,000 Sat-Sun 1-4 112 Via Waler&, Udo tM 831-1400 1750,000 SUnday 1-5 •301 VIit.a e.y.. Ntlwport 8Mc:tl 780-0714 ~.000 S.t/8un 1:30-4:30 • +2915 V1ata Omeda, 1Muff8, NB 780-0714 $52&,000 Sunday 1-S ·-···· 715 ---PIOltMWltolr Bey M4 eoeG t1,2S0,000 Set-&.\ 1-4 •704 GolcMl•od, +lnoome, Old CdM 8l'3-58ll Prtce rMICed 8und9y 1-4 8212 0-.. Dr. Huntington 8Mdl te:M377 1219,800 Setl8un 1-5 3719 Pn <Min. H#bor' "'-... 844 I080 .... 500 SuncMy 1--t 315 ~.Olde Corona ct.I Mllr 1• eeoo aw.ooo a..sun 1...s 1720 Port S--. H.V. ~ 7lt tlOO .... .IOO 8uncMy 1-4 •3 t 8t. T~ Hltbor Ridge 844 toeO 9179,IOO Sunday 1-5 204 Vie~ Udo .... 8'1·1400 "'5.000 Set-8un 1·5 40I Vllta Gr--. TM ...... 1• teoO ... ,000 ~ 1-5 ............. ••• 701 Udo P9rtl Dr .... port .... ~m .,_.__ ~ 1~ . •2m AM VIiia. ...._,,,, .. .......... ....1-8 -•111 aaitk.~"'.N.8.~ ,.... 1441.000 ...,... 21121111 aall;TM.,.._~ 1'0-0'714 1114.714 ..... 1 ... **-BUDC'lll .... •uaM ......... .. •1-noo 11.-..000 ,..._. M:a $ 4 II ,11s Fii RI tr IEI +2• CMyon F8'rway, Big Canyon 644..e200 $2,395,000 Sat/Sun 12-4 3073 Corte Poroftno, Newport North &M-8200 $5e5,000 Sunday 1-4:30 1913 East Bey, Peninsula Point 844-90e0 $2,250,000 Sunday 1-4 2111 E. OcMf'I Bl, Peninsula Pt. 631-1400 $695,000 Saturday 1-5 2038 Fl8mlngo, Mesa Verde, Costa Mesa 540-7355 $309,000 Sunday 1-4 2212 Frendeco. Beck Bay 644-90e0 $479,900 Sat-Sun 1-4 ..,.1 H81bor Rktge, Harbor, Nwpt Bch 873-9333 $785,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 "'22 Hennttege, Big Canyon, NB 881-1558 $8455,000 Sunday 12-4 +27055 Hidden Trell, Nellie Gall 844-90e0 $679,900 Sunday 1-5 •2MO tnroz Dr. Meu Verde. CM 631-7370 $349,900 Sunday 1-4:30 +3040 Jeva, Mesa Verde &45-0303 $7'9,000 Sat-Sun 1-4 +7 Monterey, Spyglass, CdM 1~ $795,000 Sunday 1-4:30 ++331 Momtng c.nyon, Shorecilffs, CdM 75$-9070 *5,000 Sat/Sun 11-4 1927 Port C.dtff, Harbor View Homes. NB 72f-1~*589.900 Sunday 1-4 2835 Port Cattow. Harbor View Hiits 844-90e0 $549,000 Sunday 1-4 •978 Post Roed, Costa Mesa Me-2313 $210,000 Sunday 1-4 * • .., 10 Quelirllda. Streamwood, Irvine 780--0714 $569,714 Sunday 1-4 ....... 17 Royal St. George. Big Cyn, NB 873-9333 $1,350,000 Sunday 1-5 1808 Ruth Ln, Ow Shrs. Newport Beach 721-1200 $439.900 Sunday 1-4 •1536 Sandcastle, Harbor View Hills 1se-.oo $725,000 Sunday 1-5 2n1 Sendplper. Costa Mesa 548-2313 $340,000 Sunday 1-4:30 1701 Stat11ght Cir, Baycrest. Nwpt Bch 7ec>-SOOO $499,000 Sunday 12-4:30 1000 w.twlnd Way, Dover Shores, N.B. 831-7300 $795,000 Sat-Sun 1-4:30 1 IEllOOI 1881A Acecia. Olde Corna del Mar 75e-ee00 $2000/Mo Sat-Sun 1-5 700 Bleon, e.tblutt ., 799 eeoo $559,ooo Sunday 1-5 *1111 Port c.clff, Harbor VleW Homes ... eoeo "25.000 Sunday 1--t • ......... 1.111 l21~eo.ta ..... ....a 13 SMl,900 S.turday 1--t:30 • ,,,, , , Nlpol. H9rbar Aktge • .._. em 1-5 7'0-1900 12. 750,000 Sunday •1814 Port Chertes, Harbor View Homes 844-6200 $725,000 Sat/Sun 1--t:30 2745 S.ndplper, Mesa Verde. Costa Mesa 540-7355 $354,500 Sunday 2-4 82 .. Seel Rock Or, Huntington Beach 631-7300 $459,000 Sunday 1-4:30 1410 S. Bayfront, Balboa Isl 759-6600 $2,450,000 Sunday 1-5 I 1119111 Fii ii tr IEI •••1 Crestwood. Harbor Ridge 844-6200 $3,750,000 Sunday 1--t:30 ........ 7 Yorkshire, Harbor Ridge, NB 832-2000 $2,000,000 Sunday 1-5 TOWllHOllES COIDOS ioR SILE 1 IEllMI ••713 Avocado, Corona del Mar · 675-5511 $179,000 Sunday 12-4 2 IEllOll 120 33rd St. Newport Beach 673-3777 $375,000 Sat/Sun 12--t *t V" 12 Chatham Court (Belcourt) N.B. 759--0469 $795,000 Sun. 1:30-5 •426'~ Avocado. Corona del Mar 675-5511 $425,000 Sunday 12-4 503 Harbor Woods, Harbor Woods 759-6600 $209,500 Sunday 1-5 79 Corsica Drive, Newport North 631-7300 $265,000 Saturday 1-4·30 •301 Cypress. Peninsula 631-1400 From$325.000 Open Dally 1-5 2400 Elden #22. Costa Mesa 759-6600 $139,000 Sunday 1-5 ........ 220 Nice Ln#306. Vitia Balboa. NB 642-3850 Saturday 11-4 ••V"55 Sea Island, Big Canyon, NB 760-5000 $239,000 Sat/Sun 12-4 2 I~ 19111 Fii IM tr IEI 2 sari.to. Turtleroctc Point, Irvine· 631-1400 $399,000 Sunday 1-5 ••98 Corsica, Npt North, Newport Beech 759--9100 $264,000 Sat-Sun 1--t:30 2518 Elden Ave. A-2 Costa Meu &62-6404 $180,000 llUI- *•28 Auburn Aille, IMne 854-9573 $299,500 Sun~5 aoo-eo2 Helotrope. ~ 0.. Mar 873-t494 $350Kl$375K Sun 1~ 813 HlbleQ•. Corona del Mar 758-llOO $495.000 Sundey 1-5 ••+1984 v.ta Ceudel. Btutfs, N.8 . 754M100 $415.000 Sat-Sun 1~ •2710 Vista def Oro. Bklffs, NB 759--9100 $269,000 Sat-Sun 1-5 •2401 Vista Hogar. Stuffs. NB 759--9100 $267,300 Sat/Sun 1-5 3 II 19111 Fii II tr IEI .. 21 BatloYento, Newi>Ort Crest 631-1400 $265,000 Sunday 1-5 4IEllMI •+4 Saros. Turtlerock er.t,lrv . 551-9080 $696,000 Sunday 12-4 lllllLE lllES FOR SILE 211 23301 Ridge Route #207. Laguna HIU S4fr2313 $30,900 Sundayl-4 DU PW ES ------FOR SILE 2 11,111 2 .. 321 Larkspur. Olde Corona del Mar 675-3286 $529,000 Sunday 12-5 3 II 19111 1 Ill 425-425'i't Narcissus, Corona Del Mar 760-5000 $545,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 114 39th St., Newport Beach 631-1400 ~2.000 Sunday 1-5 3 II 19l1s 2 Ill ••213 Edgewater. Newport Beach 760-5000 $1,200.000 Sat/Sun 1--t 3 II 19111 3 Ill 408 40th St, Newport Island. NB 720-7400 · Sunday 1-5 BIG IDRT&l&ES FOR EXCLUSIVE HOMES TO-.-.- • Non-Income Vertbtlon • LowPoints • AXecsl Adjultabte AMe -30 ~ (114) 11~1421 •I .. t t.,,. .............................................................................. : . . "-- • • • • • • • • • • • • e 111-MIM II . ---• ..IDJWIA e PISITIDTA FOR SALE BY OWNER! NEW NEW • Z~NIBIAT1CS •NllDllTaD NEW ... ,PMmD • cozy FlfPUC( . Ill··-· llnm • nm -mn • "8. IEWDI» • D Ml.s • Ill fllJOt DOCIS • mt amma1111 • • D alftl Pl~ • D LMllCRI • IDlalllED F•Y '································~············································ BLUFFS BEST VALUE . BLUFFS J BEDROOM Fast posses1on possi~. Good grttn- ~lt location. Exce~nt ~ighborhood. spht level noorpian. This o~ ~~ decorating but priced right. SJaJ,500 OPEN House SATURDAY 1-4 • ,, v.... ....... Newport ..... EXCLUSIVE RAN.CHO SAN JOAQUIN Popular San Mateo model-2 bedrooms. 2 baths. fireplace. Lower level 1n unit overlooking greenbelt & adjacent to fairway. New paint & owner will allow lib- eral carpet allowance. Best val~ on market. Not leased land. S235.000 BLUF'S SINGLE UVIEL Lov~ Bon.ta plan with 3 bedrooms. 2 baths. firepUce. Courty¥d entry~ . quiet rear greenbeft patio. Cut-<Je.sac strttt. Leasehold estate. SJI0,000 OP•N HC>Usa SAT a SUN I ·I WbcllM. .... ,_.._... 840-0020 Doug Bulley & Associates .--~~~--~~ ~~~~~~ BACK-UP OFFER~ .\CCEPETED! 2211 VISTA DORADO ~ $325,000 FEE' BLUFFS Eipanded "LINDA". r~N ~\1. trit.b Iota ~~nt.ial. PRICBD LOW To allow decoratinc in YO ~ still be BL BEST BUY! CALL PHYLLIS Gom:atJ OR llABRIET SPENCER (714) 760..9678 DAT/BVB --~~~~~~~~~-- - DRASTIC PRICE REDUCTIONn 1960 VISTA CAUDAL $450,000 FEE P;OOOFEE Only BLUFFS Remodeled "G .. plan w/apectacular S.ck Bay 6. ocean view.. New kitchen, baths, 6 akylighta, custom ftreplKe, Uled brick patio with •J>L French doon & Berber carpeL Charmine home with mpy a.tom f•tures. SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT . CALL PHYLLIS GOGGIO OR HARRIET SPENCER (714) 760-9678 DAY/EVE BEST VALUE -IRVINE TERRACE OPEN SAT I SON l.S,. sns.• IHI llOllllOE BOONE I lllllACE A~TO&.oc.Al9A .... 19mft ... ...,..._ .. ..._ .... ._,_ ........... ...._v._.....,._ .... ._ .... ....,... ............ .,...._....._ _ _._ ..... 0.-,..., ............................. _ ........................ .. ...._...._T ...... llMYD1 Pwa.8AVAllDM"AaCMTU8 , ..... , •• The ,,........~ ._, 'c , ,o...._o,..e....._.,"'-......,.. ... ._~._ "'--.n * Private Pter & Dock I * We Sandy Beach * S Bedrooms-each with prrvate bath * Go41rmet Kitchen * Paddle Tennis Court w/parklike Garden * 8'ick Courtyard Entry * Gar11t Spice for 8 Cir$ * 90' on Bllboa Btvd . * 451 on Water •fml AT 11,1.,111 •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• -i DAILY_Pl&OT/~SSTATS .......................................................... SAT'UltDAYNov...._,1~1 ... /PAGEJ9 NEWPORT HDCHTS FA.WILY HOME SS2S,OOO FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT MARCIA BRASHIER @ BrttHer A Co. l(,E. Brokerag~ • fall ten'ice lirokerage firm 7141759-1219 .. .... Yl£W mamaa.n .......... ..... TMSV1Wf'IOP(m1S~ roonuww PIOf'lmS l l SOO 000 & l.f" IEW COllll IEL MIR TIWlllME .,, ,. ,,,,, ,, . __. ........... ,...,~Bay. Cllwl"*-Ji1'1 -r ......... 11,1 •• _____ _.(lM)nM• i NNIE MAXSENTI NEW U60NA USTING 497-9918 l.quu chann cotu9C on 2 !Mtllcll99 sltee. Potential for devclopmcnt. ......................................... $425.000 OPUI MTN l ·S.-SIS auJE ...., CAJlfYOll ~ LEASE Oii LEASE OPTIONAYAJL Newport North 2 bedrooms A 2 baths with many up. gr.des. $1600/Monthly at ............................ $269,500 11JllTl.EllOCll lll&lll.AJlfDe lmmacui.tc Tar1.1111 model located dOM to tchoot, com•ua.lty spa a pool 3 BR. 2 BA. Price slaehed to ............................. $&39,900 OPEN SATUllDAY 1-S sc en.vu aDCEn MERRILL LYNCH REALTY 759-6600 CORDIA DEL llR!! OCUI VIEWS!! ''SllOAECLIFFS" &IRDEI JEWEL!! .... iliiffi.. • ..... !! lr1•1tic I•• 11 .. 1 10' Witl• Let! Total rtme>del 4 Bdrm. 2 Battl. formal dimnc & family rooms. 2 yards, master retreat wtttl iwesome Yn. ....... ..,.. ..... lnat ..... ,. .... 331 1111111 CllYll Slll,MI Views out of e.ery window onto macical prdens, canyon & Medrtf!franean-e ocun mw. Lctrt & .,., wrttlln with skytchts. pectvre windows. marble ftoors. Berber carpets. caned stone fir~ ~ Shorecktts' um rlVD1WllS (114) 1&9-9111 • • Nm 111 n" • L "I" "t"ll• F• U•1 Charming, 3 Bdrm & Den, 2 Story Home wtth LO'lety South Patio. W1lt exchange for Duplex « Trlptex In CdM, IMM • ~ Ntpuel « Uiguna Beect'I. · · Mernll Lvr.ch ... Re~lty CMCI. YW IOSS '73-...0SS" (7&n> CONNIE MAX SENTI 497-9918 . MAGNIFICENT STONEHENGE A sp«ctacular Harbor Ridge es· tat• featuring 5-8 bedrooms. depending on the UM of the room; to'rmal living room. fam· lly room. sun room. dining room. weight room, theatre • room; overlooking the City of Newport to Palos Verdes. for luxurious living. magnlflcent views. and gracious entertain· Ing. Please Inquire about excel· lent terms ................ $3.695.000 MERRD.L LYNCH REALTY 759-6611 l~ .. : ~.""' RVM~ of Cost~ ~e~ ! • 3 Bedroom -Many Extras OPEN FOR VIEWING SAT a SUN 1-4 $895,000 &wet, 'lklM1• 759-9347 OU111Y 21 mll'TIYE IULn 814-2100 -:! Bedroom. I l.1h. remodeled 1980. open beam r~1l1~. 8"~r rar~t throughout, cic-to tmnia & tommun11y vnt"· ft.2 lot, pllnt ........ for ti.ck unit SM!rr bought anodwr t-. Wanta olrr:r!! Rt>duc ed to 5399,000 720 Goldenrod, CdM OPEN SAT /SUN 1-4:30 FRANKLIN REALTY Robin Hot..on. Agt 640-7000 206 LA JOLLA LAN• • NOVPORT H•IGHTS OCaAN vt.W. Approxlmatety 3100 IQ. ft. Ttvtt bedrooms plus olfic•. 211'1 b.lthi . ~ge lutc~n. cerM'tlk tk ccxner & ftoor. Eure~ "'om/rPtreat. view sundecll. large 2 C¥ garage SS9S,OOO OP•N SATURDAY & SUNDAY 1-S OWNER/BROKER ••..•• 642-1359 111•1 VIEW •1114 NIT llEl.W Portoflno Model. 3 Bedroom, 2'h BatN. P9la ..,., ... ~bonus rm/loft N . bath. Gr•I HOUM. Gr•t Location. 'h Blk to Gtetnbett. le 14.500 LEE &IWSPIE 113-4114 WIJal'llll _, -., ... tm IJ1-1aG DellGNER'I OWN HOME fa~ Soclt11-of·Hitllw•1 IOcltlOft Two bedrOOlllS. two t• ball!$, llld 1ourlllet k1lclltft. Totally rnutlt two Yt¥S llCO· Low INllllenanct lot t1rtfree kvmc. W• to CdM btacll. ; · •errill Lyrch .-.... Rutty 751 llDO -llllW. .• HllEFIR CHRISTllS! MORTGAGE RATES FIXED IMnt Down ........ Lodi• ..... AmencanS&L ..... ~· (,..) (~) L.- 10.500 20 2.000 250 Berlk of Amertca 10.375 20 2.000 15 188 Bright Mortoege 10.500 20 2.000 eo 500 ConettMJon F.-al S&l 10.375 20 2.000 15 188 Emt>fr• of Amertca 10.825 05 0.000 30 188 FatWeet S & L 10.250 10 2.500 20 188 Fldellty Federal S&L 10.825 10 1.500 00 188 Am lmwatat• Bank 11.000 10 1.750 45 250 ~FederalS&L 10.500 20 2.000 30 188 Hewtnorne S&L 11. 125 20 2.000 15 188 Home Federal S&l 10.500 05 2.000 14 111 lmMeel11e1wt UL 10.375 05 2.000 45 188 =.u:=l 10.250 10 1.500 15 111 10.200 20 1.500 15 188 Medwa Net1ana1 a.. 10.250 10 2.000 30 111 MIMlon= Net'I Bank 10.375 05 1.500 10 1 .. Peciflc Berlk 10.375 05 t.375 45 , .. Ouakeraty L 10.825 10 2.= 00 111 ~ Federel Savings 10.500 05 1. 75 1 .. s... MonQ909 Co. 10.500 05 1.000 20 111 SOutMm Cellf. Savtnga 10.250 10 0.750 07 111 TtUtt ~ 8aNc 10.750 10 2.000 00 ,.. United .Sevinge 11.250 20 1.000 20 500 Wond S&l 10.375 20 2.000 45 111 We.tern Flnanc:lal ~ 10.500 10 uoo 21 111 ADJUSTABLE ..... .,... ............... ~ ..... ..,..... ,,.. > <T> <,.. 7.875 10 1.500 2.2 7.175 20 1.500 eo 2.250 7.750 20 2.000 eo 2.750 8.250 20 1.500 15 2.500 8.126 30 1.750 30 2.825 8.250 10 1.500 00 2.375 8.250 20 1.500 45 2.350 9.250 20 1.500 45 2.750 8.250 10 ~p 75 2.750 8.000 20 15 2.250 8.375 18 2.000 45 2.750 1.750 20 2.000 45 2.2IO 8.2SO 10 1.500 21 2.500 7.750 20 uoo 15 2.375 8.500 20 1.2IO 30 2.250 1.500 10 2.000 10 2.750 8.250 20 1.500 eo 2.875 1.000 10 t.500 eo 2.500 7.375 20 2.000 71 2.250 7.175 10 uoo eo 2.500 l.250 10 1.000 : 2.MO 1.500 20 1.400 2.280 1.500 10 uoo 00 2.290 1.000 20 1.100 eo 2.250 7.876 '° 1.500 eo 2.500 ..... u.n 500 1000 500 188 HO 750 350 500 300 188 500 350 300 1000 324 111 500 250 500 111 500 500 500 500 300 INDEX SUMMARY ADJUST ABLE MORT AGES 11th District Prime rate 3 month T·blll e month T ·t>MI 1 yr. treeaury note 3 yr. treuury note 5yr.t~not· T..-WMll 7.85 10.00 7.57 7.71 8.35 8.81 8.88 latweell 7.85 10.00 7.38 7.48 8.10 8.38 8.44 SOUTHERN CAU=ORlllA · RATIAYIRAGE8 ...... CJI I I *C ... ta,._ 10.2tl ... 30.~ 10.321 ''"°""' 1.108 1,.. I.Oii Flglnl•of~,Nov.17 - 4..U ... 1.ee 10.00 7.42 7.54 8.13 8.4~ 8.41 I r ••*• 10.MO 10.741 l .1t7 7.112 ••• , •••l•Rtit• Fabulous views of the ocean and .city lights. Will be fin- ished with quality materials. ChooM your finishing touch- es now. '2,llD,DDO m KIM . lll-Mll 0""811 A EWI REALTORS 844-8200 BAllnAft .... _ ... M'I ........ &(---.. ~ HOUIU/CONOOS ,_,_,_ _,_ .. _ 0-.... 1007 ,_. __ ----I-°"' ()I c. ..._., ..... ,,_,_ 1007 O.OOI_,._.., (--1011 -'·-"'-(_ .. _ •on _.._ c---...... 101• , __ .. ·~ ··~ 111 ... ,.,, ·-~ IQJ.t l(W-................. 10.0 ~-, .. , -lo.t ~ ...... loot 1.,_,.. ,.,. ..... Me-el ICISJ !-. ...... IO)) 0-.. ::a~ lo.1 ---s-c..... , .. .-.-,.,. c........---~ •on ....... c.-.. _ ___ ..._.. IGIO , __ .... .... c __ ,_ -"""" .... '--·-"'-,_ 1090 __, .......... -........ ..........--........... ._ ..... , ___ I .. 111,,,, ()11!, <!cct11111 'ilkl 111.r 111111 g.,_ - FIRST IPEllllS! "0111111 IEW 11•11" 600-602 Heliotrope. Approx- imately 1,700 sq. ft. m each. Central air, custom tile, high ceilings, 3 Bedroom, formal din- ing & more! $350,000-$375,000. o,e. ,S..llq f-4pM CALL CHRIS llPPEll _,,_ --· -c-"~. 1<00 --(-1 .. "u --' " ,,'° ---1 .. ',,, ... , ..... _.... , .. •MO -·-• ·~ ·-1 .. ltOO ta.)) A'AITMINTS ~ -----__ ........_ . (--,. . (_ ... _ c--ltJ• --,,.,,. .. , ... ~ •-w.-. JMo --· --,.., --a.» ,.,, ..., ... Do you need someone wtth a posltNe peopte..oriented -c>Pfoech to strlllned retationshlps combined withe ex- perience & education to act In flWlf'/· one's t>est Interest? You need a MIR- ACLE. Raytene Mncle wtth RE/Max Realty, a natklnwide Co. wtth mote thM 12 years experience as 1 Rell Estate Br<*er In .. phaees of Reel Estate. Raylene is experienced in wonc1ng wtth both parties & theif attomey1 to gi¥8 the best velUe for their property. Cell Ray- tef)8 with RE/Max Reetty & let her WOt1c I MIRACLE fot I CALL llYLEIE llUCU 131-1211 PU8LICATION Monday e..utiful 3BR. 2BA. 1arve ~r rm. -Room for apansion & H .. •enc:.. aunn," bJi.vht. Open pla.n. Gr.at for enter-- uininv. Cloee to elementary IChool greenbelt. community pool & cluhhOU89. PRICE REDUCED TO 1489,seol Or for i.... $2200/m.o or11-n:.~~sn 1-s *S NIT CllCLI OEAOUNE Fri 4·30 pm ~~ ~~as., ..,_~ o.._ 0r.,..c-e..---,an-..._ _ ..... ,..... ...... , ...... ·-Tueedey Mon 430pm ... '-'-._... °""-.__ . ...._ w~ Tu. 430pm _...._ ...._ Thundey Wed 4 30 pm """--... --.... MISC. RINTALS FnUr Ttwus 4 30 pm . ...................... , ..... ...._ 2-:0 ----·---==--,.,.. ~ Fn 300pm ...... ,-.... ----:r-~ Fn 3 00 pm ------------r • _, __ ..,...... .... --T.'J'J ......... ~ 19>o ---,.,,. CHECK YOUR AD 1ltE FIRST DAY .-....... .... -,.. ,.. --..... 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Shutters & v.- tk*I & ~ mater bedroom wtth lg Ytewll ig deck. Al thla + • guard getecf pool & lpa IUrrounded by .._, &nck. A rare find 81$1,115,000. mm1• ... •111• ...... •• Ill "I• -~ IO(J~ (-.t 7• '~ "' ~-·--7 "' .. -.s ........ 11 ,._ 11.1.DIBflm ........ . ... _ 2 Bl.OCKS TO BEACH 2 .-y, 38r or IEST II IUFFS lWI m IN -Uli I Boeh End """~ Ollof9 ...... ~ox.. 1.850 eq. ft. 38R. 21ArBA. One la front row Bay-.. o.. °"* or-lbeM -.. Boeh nk:illy deool81ect & upgl ...... --•JmM -·--==-... -·--.... 1nn 1. llWI 111112 -. Ja.taa Ultll!llr ........... ~ P1•· • a..:~···~ ... ,,,,__ ----•+• ,,,,,,. ~,, .. •• .,/.1-1 (11 ... lllZT IM) Hlghlyupgreded ·-a....,.·· hornelltueted on .. oio. 1'11 If ..,.... IDt. ao. 10 o.. ~ perb, ...... lhOpplng. Room tor R.V. --.. -81 llJ OOM CM be a din Of ..... "" -LAlab ... MOdll hol..e 1U••t1 ...,, .. D811 llf alTJ''I BELCOURT _TERRACE ., .. The Daily Pilot has a new way to turn your Hidden Treasures into CASH . s 1 O!t~epayment 4 Llnes-7 Days s 10.80 NAME AOOttESS CITY ___ ... STATE PHONE ZIP AD COPY: 4 line minimum. appropiiatey 4 words per Ii~. --------~ AMT. ENCl.OSED-:c----------~---- .... ,... - lllE I $850/mo. 81MM-2253 4 Bedroom, 3~ Betti -On snn-lllT• the nt.,. l80001mo . .... -11 ... 1BR, frplc, HCluded, -wtlt/bdl $1295 494-30t4 1111AYW• ..... •111-t•• ...... DIMES~-LIN NAM£ AOOIRUS cm AMOUNT ENCLOSED 1. ) . •• 5 • .. ---- 1. -----.. , ____ _ '· ---- HAS RETURNEDI 8.lck by popular df'mand. 01~s·)'.·L1~ will run Frtday. Sacur day and Sunday 1n 1ts own ctass1f1cat1on 1n thf' C1.tu1f1f'd Ads S1nct thts Is a special otftr. wt Pl.wt a Thursday noon df'<ldl• ¥ld aik pr~l'l'lf'Ol tor ..ii ads. Th1i 11 opf'n to all prtvate .tdvt>rusers tor tnf'fChandt~ not OVf'f s I SO fprt<t must bf' llst in "'11 and no ~n-11mons wll bf' XCf'pttd Al ~i wi# Fr~y. 5.lturday and St.incuy Thf'ff' ts a 5-llnt l\'lfnH\'IUfft •t per lint So yow low eost ~A-Une lld Is only .•• S3.00. DEADLINE: Thursday noon PRICE: S·ltnt-m1n1mum • ) days • 20f Pf'' llnt • S 3 00 • AM Mb art prtpatd by CC>mf"CJ into thf' Diflfy P110t 10 plM:t 1our itCI or ust lhf' coupon t>f'low • PllV<IU! PMlY mf'rCh.JndtV' Only itds No com· mt>r<•"' ad\. Pf'U llvtSllXk. product or J>l.'nu E.tch 1ttm ~t b4! prictd 1n lhf' <td with no 11~ ovtr ~•so MAIL TO: °'"""· A·Urw Dally Pilot HO Wtu Sdy Str!'tt Cosr;i M~sa CA 91616 O<J1ty Pilot hours Monday-Frtd'°'Y 8 00 AM 10 r, 00 PM PHONE STATE llP OATES TO fn>N '300 ..... 642-567 8RAFI' 770 ~ 770! Ouiher's Botvoift ~ R 8oftantpt Oelign 'fOAlr II N own~..-,gour T~nnier.0-7S · ~ b-E more'7:\,~-o11 R ho-a. II ~·::: . . . . ·.· LAGUNA 8EACH Ol'PICa 8EAUTll'UL LANDMARK BUILDING ApproxJmatefy 1300 square feet on Coast Highway. Parking area. Prmtgtous tenants. ca11c.rotm•494-1714 • l J ...