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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1988
.Balboa killin
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Authorities made no mention of release ..
of alle ed drunken driver a month ago
By JONATHAN VOLZKE °' .. .,.., .........
Dann; Omcla$. the teen-ager ac-
cused o drunkenly runnins. down a
Newport Beach woman while speed-
ing down an alley on the Balboa
Pcninisula, was quietly freed on bail
nearly a month ago. jail officials said
Fnday.
~eritrs Lt. Richard Olson said
Ornelas. 19. was released ~ SI 00.000
bail on Nov. I I. Wh ile his case.
resulting from the Sept. I death of
Debbie Killelea. grabs headlines at
every tum. his release was vi rtually
unnoticed.
Michael K1lfoy. K1llelea's brother.
said Fnda~ that a church raised the
mone) for Ornelas" release,
"It's unforg1,able that Judge
Frances Munoz reduced the bail an
. the first place." Kilfo~ said.
MunoL made the reducuon at the
end of Ornelas· prehm1nar) hearing.
where he was ordered to.stand tnal for
murder. KiUelea's brother-in-law
budt out an protest of the reduction
and was cautioned b) a bailiff to
restrain h1mse l(
Ornelas' attorne). Ralph Bcn-
cange) of Los Angeles. was un~
available for comment Frida). as was
Ornelas.
The ~oung man "as behind the wheel ofa turbo-charged I 984 f'\.1ssan
200 that struck and killed K1llelea
as she "'ailed do"'n an alle) behind her Ocean Boule .. ard home.
Her two sons. 6 and 8 )ears Qld.
jumped to safety as the car screamed
toward them. but Killelea was hat al'ld
thrown mor~ than 50 feet.
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) . -REAL ESTATE
25 CENTS
Blood alcohol tests on Ornelas after
the accident alleged!)' found he v.as
nearl) tWKe the legal hm1t to dme.
according to pohce and coun tesu-
mon} •
.\t the end of a da) ofdnnkang and
bod~ surfing at the Wedge. Ornela
took his friend's car and v.ent for a
dm e. the fnend said.
The gruesame accident "as cap-
tured on '1dcotape by Ornelas" pass-
enger. provrdang a ch1lhng piece of
evidence presented at the Huntington
.• Park man's prehmm.ar) hemng.
'\ scene from the '1deotape showt
the alle) careening b~ f n the distance.
a figure can be seen 1n the car's path.
The car dra" s closer and lhe figµ re
appears to stand defiantl) in its path.
"loans are heard. then h\StericaJ
scream'> as a child's '01ce cnes
""'hcre·s m) mom?" Another voice
scrcamr,. "You .. bttch ...
The 1oc1dent on the ''tdeoJApe lasts
IC'>S tha n one minute. \'Ct It claimed
(Pleaee .ff BAIL/ A2)
Stars reunited M e·sa' s:·~:; . CdM, Fountain V~lleywiD titles
Twelveyearslater, the
magic of the "Roots"
saga endures in a TV
spepial starring Lou
Gossett Jr. and Le Var
Burton./A7 . ...
Nation
Eederal regulators pledge
$1.05 billion to shut down
an insolvent Denver S& L
Institution./ A4
County
A watchdog group wants
the transportation com-
mission to hold meetings
In evenings./ A3
MAVBE nus VEAR TME LITTLE
lrEP-+WiEO 6f~L Will -'TA.ND
1..WOU TME M~LETOE
WITM ME
growth
control ·
vote OK
Clitics.Qf Measure G
let ttie deadline pass --t9 request_a recount
By JONATHAN VOLZKE
Of .... Delly NM-ltllft
The final vote for Costa Mesa's
growth-lirn1ting Measure G will stand
.unchallenged. as th e-fihngdeadline to
reqµ~st recounts passed Friday.
Attorney Dennis Retoskc;. wfto led
an anti-G fight in the No,embcr
el.ection, said .earl) Fnda> he was
SdtlOusly..cons1dermglihng lhc !cue.rs
necessary to force a recount of the
measure. which passed b}.' JUSt 100
votes .
Retoske said he considered asking
the county Registrar of Voters 10
again hand-tally the 2. 744 absentee
ballots cast an the race.
Measure G passed 16.029 votes to
15.929. Cit> Clerk Eileen Phinney
said. Un der its pro.,,1s1ons. de-
velopers will be forced to make
improvements when their projects
adversely impact traffic.
Opponents cont~nd the~ J><nnts
of the measure already are co' cred by
city requirements and that Mca urc
_ G will do nothing to solvc ex1st1ng
traffic problems.
Measure G. identical to one de-
feated by county voters in June. also
requires police to respond to emerg-
encies in five minutes or le s and
none-ernergencies in 15-minute .
Costa Mesa Pohce beat the emerg-
ency requirement b) more than t\\O
minutes on the average. but officials
(Pleue eee NO/ A2)
DeMr l'llol ptw>to DJ it.IM Ke••• ltllor
Corona del Mar Blab
School'• Sea Kin&• cel-
ebrate at LeBard StadJam
after turnln& tbelr 1lrst ap-
pearance in tlle-CIF DlTfalon
VI final.• Into a 17-7 victory
over defendln& champion
Valencia. At rljht, Olympic
ewimmlna 10Td medall•t ·
Janet Evana louea tbe coin
to etart the Fountain Valley
High School Barona' game
agatnat Blabop Amat at
Anaheim Stadium in the
Divlalon I Onala.
'-
T"o out of three Orange Coast prep
football teams emerged '1ctonous
Fnda .. night an their quests for 1988
ClF c.hamp1onsh•r· The Baron o Fowntam Valle)
rolled to a '1-~4 '1ctol") in the
D1' 1 ion f final~ o'er Bishop .\mat at
~nahe1m tad1um. l;k>th teams
entered the faleoff"'11h 11-~ records
v. uh the Barons alread~ cla1mmg t~o
unset League champion hips.
In their fir t. appearance in the
ti nal~ Corona Del Mar·s Sea Ktn$S
beat detend1 ng champion!; Valencia
I ... 1 at Orange Coa t College 10 net
the D1' 1 ion ' I champ1onShip. The
a King had assembled their best
recordc,erthl!.}ear\\llh 11 v.ansand
two tie "-hale \ afenc1a had netted an
1mprt st 'e l~v.1nsand Qnc 11e.
In the D1' 1s1on \'{11 finals at
Mis ion \ 1eJO High hoot. defend-
ing champion \\ oodbndge t I!-I) fell
to Pacific Coa t League m al Tr:lbu o
Hall\ 3+14.
e -;tone of game in pons. BI
OC Armenia1:1s liken quake to earlier crises •
15 shopping
days to Christmas
By LANCE IGNON
Of .... .,.., "'°' ..... Rescue workers finding surv~vors burled In rubble. A4
Index
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Comics
Crossword Homes
=notices
Rellglon
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Weather
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Real Estate
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Armenian ne"spapers for }Cars
have run personal ads fro m people
looking for their rclatnes. so man)' of
whom were scattered across the globe
following the Turk's alleged attempt
to wipe out the Armenians between
1894 and 1915.
It was a frustrating procrss for
many. one that oflcn yielded onl)
yellow scraps of newspapers filled
with unanswered queries. ow some
12,000 Armenians laving m Oran'e
County are once again feeling the pain
of being cut off from loved ones
following the de.,,astat1ng eanhquake
Wednesday that severed communica-
tion to their homeland. The quake.
wtuch seismologists 1n the Un11cd
tate!I mca ured at 6. Q on the Richter
scale. claimed at lt":I t 0.000 ti .. cs
and de trO)i.'d the bcttcr part ofthree
c1t1es 1n north\\.CSt .\rmen1a.
Rehrf agen 1rs across the count!)
ha"e geared up to hdp with offers of
ever) th mg from mcdllal supplies.
monc) and trained dogs to ~arch for
v1ct1m trapped 1n th,· rubble.
The alrcad\ c!itabh hed Orange
Count\ chapter of the Armenian
Rche( tCl\ 1n • nta .\na tarted
getting donation oilers Thurscfu~
"We ha'c ~en rel'('I\ ang a lot of
call :· 1d Vartuh1 Turner. ~rctan
for the \rmcniil,n Apo tohc Church
Newport planners approve
Portofino hotel expansion
-BJ HUS YOKOI
Of ............
The Nrwpon Beach Planning Commission on
Thursday pve in1t1al appro,·al 10 expansion of the
Ponoflno leKb Hottl into a laraer bed-and-breakfast inn
complete with a cafe-blr. rooms with fi~placn and spas.
and a pool.
Thecomplded S l.S million pro~tat 2306 W. Ocean
Front wall be ··a mini RitL-Carlton that will cater to "a
small_.oup of businessmen. '1 owner P1ero Strra said.
Tk commillion approved a rcqUCll to amend
Sma'1 .. pmnit wtlim allows opnauon of a bcd-and-
.,._ .. kllity dd the ~bhlhment of a ca~ <t.1n1na
ua. The com1ni11eon also acquittced to a four·'il>a~ ~Ill requircmeftt.w1th Stm ~m1sin1 to JH'O' 1de
ldditiOMI lplC't upon approval of the M•t phase of his ~ plans. lft for commauion hcanna Jan. 19
The COll\picw eapan110fl projttt involHs tst.abh h·
awnt oh 14-IO 16-tcat cafe·bar. the add1t1on of 1'4 unn
IO llw nillilll 12 l"OOIN and~ for perkana. v.h1ch 1
wnntly non-e-i*nt. Stm said.
~rra took O\Cr the hotel three )Cars ago. "-'hen 1t "as
-1n h'1s words -a flophouse' "-Ith '" to a room. J he commiSStOn 1n 1986 appro"cd a use ptrm1l tha1 allo"~d
the hotcrs around floor to bc'-iumed into J lobb) nnd
fftepttOft Mft and swrm111cd Cl'&abhshmcnt of the hl'<i·
and·brealtfast hoeet. The hotel'araduall) too~ o'er the
downs&atrs spKC OC'CUpted b P~r R«ord '' h1ch
moved 10 •lbol Bouk"ard.
StYCdl commassaoncrs Thur•> night m1t13lh u~ COIK"fm that puhhc: attru to tht-care v.ould
tntcnsafy UK Of'I bUild1ng that don not conform Vt 1th the
city·~ ,eanal plP.
UndC'r flOor ara hm1ts JTttntl) ~tabhshrd for 1he
arnnal plan. tht 11tt of tht-c"111na hotel 1s ah'tad~ tv.-o
11mes 100 bia. P1ann1n& Dtrt'<'tor James He~1c.,cr
uplau~d. Ht IUllCS{td~tlw ca~ bt ratnctC'd tti uft4.• ti)
hotel aunt' as av.a> to ~'cnt iddttlotlal tratr~ Ho~'cr. Serra lamented that~'°" sa\lng" um~ dunna 1hc -.1n1er the hotel ma~· havt e>nl) tim-c or
four 1u~Sli.
• Comm1 \1ontr Jamn ··eu11" ~non mo'cd ap-
• ~ ... llOTSL/A2}
j
of Orangt' ( ount~. "h1ch harec, 3
building v. 11h the rchcl OCtl·t~ ·-rm
rcall ) apprc:u a11'c that 11" not all
A.rmcnann . That 1 rcalh touching ..
Tumcr said the reltd ~IX•Ct' rnn
currl.'ntl\ acc,·pt onh monetan don.i-
uons. as 'O\ ICI 80' crnment otlic1ah
ha\C }N to appro'c matl.'nal ~h·
s1stancc. although a requc t for ucl\
aid 1 pending
Thc quale reportl•dh d.: tro,l·d
t"-O-lhtrd ol the ca t\ Q( Lcnanalan.
the \.11ddlc Eastern ,ountn ·., wnmd
large t cit) The '1et nc" a~cnn
Tas said half ot the building tn 1hc
Cit\ of ~1ro,3lan h.td Calk n Thl'
2harbors
offer yule
parades
Both Dana P\lint Harbor and
Hun11nston Ha rbour .ire hold-
ing their annual lxlat paradtS
tonight. so 1f H•u'rt' 1n 1ht mOQJ
for a btt ot boot bro" mg. )OU
can afford to be ch°'l'> Imo l oO boat art schcd-
uleJ to take p;an in th.: Hunt·
maton Harbour parade. v.·h9'h
ICtS under V.a\ lilt ~ ~ ~ 3nd I
hi:'dulcd to "'"d up at p "' The paraJc v.111 be repeated
Sunda\
The· 1.ath annual Oana Point
Harbor Boat P3r.i<k. dubbc-d
·· 100Ycarsott hm1m~" ._,, .. ,
off at ~:JO p m. 1nJ """ ~ 'K'"cd from al mo t a"' v. here
tn Iha\ h tbof. .
Both poradc' · \11 tll ll';Uurr
(Pleue ... PAaAD&9/A2)
' \
to" n of p1tal. "'1th I ti. rt 1dl'nt\.
"a \ anuall" d('stro\eJ
E\en thoSe "'ho lia'L' nu rcl:tllH'S
In .\rmenaa ll'el anhough the\ h;nc
lost members of the11' fam11\ ·· The
.\rmcman communst~ " gencrJll~
clo e-knu. haring a ~N\tcnt de arr
to reclaim land the\ '1' "a' ,H,len
from them b) the Turlo.1<ih and U' tl't
SO' ernments.
"Our C'\tended lam. L''I ;ir,· 'l'r>
important to us. It'<; pan nl our
trad111on:· ~rd Tur,t1n rc<;1den1 ~'I·
'1c Tenza~1an -
Her husband Garo. '" ,·urn.•ntl\ "'" thl.' E.ist Coast ti'\ m~ t~1 ~,·1 ixr·
nw. ton ton ... to .\rml'n1a• "h~"l hi'
C\pcnenee a · a doctor ,ould tx· N•t '''
urgent use.
\ache and Malrouh1 \l.idenl1anot
Huntington Bea h both ha'e leading
rok 1n the rcl1ef effon She was the
foUflder ot the Orange County
chapter of the .\nnema Relief So·
c1et\ "hose hc;-adquartc~ arc in
CikndJle .
\s chairman of the ~entral ex•
tcUll'l' council for the Armenia
..\poC.hlhl (, hurch \\oc tern Prelacy,
\\h1,h CO\l'r<. the tcrrttor) from <. .ihlorn1a 10 Tc\ac,. he ha been
v.M ang ne.1rl\ non· top ance the
canh4ualc to help coordm~tc the
rehcl ct1on ~k \atd thl n·l1ct OCle t) I~ Ir) tng tO
pt·r-.u:ide 1he '1et go' c-mmc nt to let
t ,khH'r aid d1rc:Lth 10 the countn
1n\t(JJ ot ending 11 Ill \101\Cow lor
rl'Jl\tn~utwn
(Pleaee Stt ARMEMIA'lf/A2)
Patrols monitoring
extreme fire danger
By l.."~CE IGNON °'_.,...,.... .....
\c, lonp. a" the C)anta \na \\inth
conunuc to bto" hoth a m-.<. the
soothland. p«"1al tirclighung p.urols
v.111 ~ roaming somt of thl' dr1l'C.t
S<'\t10Mofthccounl\,on the lookout
for 11lcpl ramplirc • or th,· "-"P ot
smo._c that~oulJ mean a brc"-•n& fire
T otcthcr \l;llh unu\uall I w hu·
m1d1t}. the dc\cn w intls ha\l' c~altd
an e\t~mc fill' danttr. Oranac Coun-
t\ fill' Department W>Okc woman hUt Ra~ said On ThuMidA • fire
claimed l-houtC"S an Bakh~1n Park
and tht'-La ~cmc ami -a wdl .. , twet
S*'t.ilh bU1tt hOmn 1n bjsuna
'11ucl.' J)Oftt0n of a hOu~ in n
Juan Cap1 trano anJ ns 11r111t·•1th thf\.~ '1nt;agc au1om~~ ·~rnN
fl'lda).
hrc lkpartml·nt throughout
uthcm t .1htorn1a 1nmatcd a R~
Ila& ~kn program Thursda}. For the '
Orange L ounl\ Fire Depanmcnt
that meJnt tkplO\ tn& mOl"C' than JO mcmbl'" ot the tOl"CC' t<> petrol tht
unincorporated \ttt1on!o of the coun·
I\ whu:h 1ndude-t. most of the dry
hN\h Jrcas \\ h1k man\ fil"C' lkpanmcnt$ had
<'ailed otT th\·1r alc'n' b) Ff'ida9 al1t.'rn~'IOn Oran~ ( ount~ fire dc-~idtd to keep up the ~ffon ....... ··~·rt H_, pcr«nt ~re there's !'°
danarr. ·· <. apt. Hank Raymond said. -1f~1nd ofanc11 ~~ll • allows •. for an cart)· _...,..... ..
In l<td1tf0fl to fift' pc1•11al
l"I th~t the --·-· aft'a. t~ fi" _tftllnel ~
J.Wi<*d •• ~
(11110
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CA2 Orange Cout DAIL V Pll OT I hturday, Oec:amber 10, tm (
IRS i~vestigating funds
;~f television evangeli~,ts .,,
i" WASHINGTON (AP) -The Internal Re venue ,,~rvicc is exammin' the records of some telc~ision
evanaclins to determine if tall-exempt contributions arc ~ina mjsuscd, a s~keswoman for the federal agency
t. ~nfmncd Friday night. -
' ' Two of the six probes arc cdrninal investigations,
~ said Ellen Murphy. IRS director of public affairs. She di'd
J\Ot identify any of those bdng investigated, saying the law
''P1ohibits such disclosure.
'•· However The Washington Post reported in today's '~bitions that the Rev. Jerry Falwell had been notified that
"'the IRS will begin a probe next month off alwell's Liberty
't1ni versi\Y and may later look into his telcvisi-on show,
tile "Old Time Gospel Hour."
. The Post also reported that spokeswomen for
e'vangehsts Pat Robertson and Oral Roberts bad ~onfirmcd that the IRS was audhing their operations.
Rowever, both organizations said they had not received
word on what the federal ·~ency has concJuded. ----1-ho-P0&t--'8id ih IRS IS looking into whcrhcr
Robertson .used millions of dollars from his Christian
· Rroadcasting Network to help finance bis bid for the
·presidency. That probe reportedly is completed, but CBN
spokesman Frank.Jc Abourjilie ~id another inquiry was
underway into the operation of the tax-exempt CBIQ
network, tt\c Post said.
Former PTL host Jim Bakker, who was indicted this "'cc~ on wire and mail fraud charges. as pan of the IRS
invt"Stipuon. the Post quoted sourcn as uyiq.
Murphy said the IRS routinely examines the tteords
of tax-exempt orpniutions. The probes into various
television evanael1st ministries arc in various stqes and
do not rencct any decision 10 take a major look at the
evangelists: she said. ·
Assistant IRS Commiuioner Robert I. Brauer wrote
to Rep .. J.J. Pickle, [).Texas, chairman of a Ways and
Means oversight subcommittee, that at least six probes
involved television evan.elists and two were cnminal investigations, Murphy Slld. •
The letter said the IRS was examining whether
contributions to tl\e ministries were diverted for personal
use but w~ reported as income, whetheT salaries and
benefits rcceive'e by evangelists were higher than that
considered reasonable for tax-exempt organizations, and
'whether donations were iUcpUy channeled into political
activiues, the Post said. -..r-
Murphy said such probes could lead to criminal
chacaes or to n tfl bid to revoke an o nization's tax-
cxempt status. owevcr, s ea so Sil t. .genera y
tries to get an orpnization to make internal changes to
allow it to keep us tax-cltcmpt status, and such a move
might not be made public.
A EaJwell spokesman said his organizations had been
acrc11ted twice before and the IRS "found our books to be
in good shape . ., Falwell welcomed the audit, the Post
quoted the spokesman as saying.
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Winds persisting this morning
Wind ecMIOtiea continue below .,_ Md Gan)IOf'9 tNa "'mot,_.,min..,19-. EMt to nortftwt wtncle from 20 to 30 mpll below ,_ .... "°"' ..... 540111Pf'MDCN'*W1lto21mpll WI 8'lernooft ttvoup . Felt '** wtdl a.nn, My1 UWOUC!f' Sunday. H6ghl In tM 1 . Cooler nights wttt1-. in the
«>ttonlgN.
Mount.in -ello wll hew wind edvilorles tNe morn•ng. EMt to nottllwt Wlnda 30 IO 40 mph wtai IOcel ttr~ pta
becoming 15 to --30 mpti Ihle .rterMOn through Sunday.
Feit ltllel wtttl eunny dart through = Hlaha In the upper 40I 8nd iOt. Cooler nlghtl wtth IOwl In i'he 20a.
0-t ., ... ere expected to have f81r ltllel with tunny dey1.
Nights wttt be coottt. Owen• Veley hlQba 55 to 85 with lows 15 to
25. Miah deMtt high• 80 to 61 with Tc>wa 25 to 35. Low desert
highs la to 75 with Iowa 38 10 45.
Calif. Temps .
Surf Forecast , __ ..,...,.
...... lwf Mo ll>I ~ Co<lntr 2·3 12
°'11199 eoun1, 2-4 12 Sen Oteeo Coun11 2-4 lo 12 s .. ,••·YenlUt• 2·3 12 Swell cWec:tlon W•t Ovtl~ lor Sun·
d•r L1tt1• c11.,.
Tides
TODAY Second low 4 27 pm ~high 11 12pm IUMDAY
10 3.1
Flrll low 3. I 1 • m. 2 6
Flrat 111911 9 3& e.m 1.4 Second low 5 tO PJll. 0 9
Sun Mii IOdef 11 4.44 pm. r'-
Suncla)' et e 41 p m end •• et 4:44 pm
Moor! ..is e1 a oa p m • n.. auno.,
etl ll•m IWIOM11et 7 17pm
"'FIRE ••• ARMENIAN RELIEF ••.
••••• .:Chrt• Brown and Mike Dalton alft throqli
the remains of a neighbor•• home afte r a fire
in the Santa 811N1na Moantalna blew into the
Porter Ranch area of Loe Aqel• on Friday.
.:S tate of .e mergency declared
after firestorm: 15 homes lost
LOS .\'GELFc;; (~P) -~ blo"·
torch of Santa Ana "inds and blazing
embers destroved l 5 homes and ~maged .:!5 ochers Friday as a roanng
•'T.200-acre brush fire chaS('d foothill
residents from 1he1r beds. prompting
\he goH·mor to declare a state of
rmergenq
'Dnven b)' gum up to 70 mph
bias ling offihe desert. the firestorm 1n
. I.be northwestern an Fernando Val-
.le~ was the th ird to ra' age a Southern
California neighborhood an two da~ s.
, Two fires Thursda) destroyed 22
.homes.
· Late Frida> afternoon. Gov
,George Deu~me11an issued a terse
order declan ng a ~tate of emergenc}
•j.n Lds Angeles ( oun t). The order
.enables' 1cllm'i to appl}' for stale aid
ft 1s also a nccdeJ step lo appl} for a
lcdcral d1.,aster declarar1on. but 1t was
not kno"n 1fwch d cour!lc ofacuons
was contc:.mplated.
The firr.was 50 percent surrounded
by 8 p.m. as 11 continued to spread
slowly northward into vacant hills.
and full con tainment expected by
sunnsc. said county fire spokesman
Joh n Lenihan.
During the day. lhousands of
people had Oed the immediate area of
the fire. sald police Sgt. Kent Setty.
But II was evidenl that most of those
people returned soon after, except for
people whose whose homes were
burned.
Friday's blaze began at 4:28 a.m. in
Sunshine Canyon. raced through the
Santa Susana Mountains 25 miles
northwest of downtown and blhw
down to fashionable Porter Ranch.
where homes range from SJ00.000 to
$500.000.
Fourteen houses and a mobile
home were destroyed and 25 houses
NO CHALLENGE ONG ~ ..
From Al
9a) 11"111be1mpos.,•bk to meet the
•• J 5-minute requirement
, Phinne:r said the fi,c-da) deadline
began l"•w .... 22 "hl·n co unt) Registrar
, ponald Tanne) certified the election
1l!results. but Reto~kl' <.aid thc-<:ll ) did
·,noot cenif) the cleu1on until Dec. 5.
He said the d1s<.repanl' v.as a lega l
question that left room tor argument .
but apparcnth cho>C not pursue the
-Lghl
PARADES ...
From Al
waler cran dres<.ed 1n ( hmtmas
lights and ornaments
And 1f you m14''i tonight's parades.
\OU can sllll catch the Hun11ngton
karbour Philharmonic (ommmee's
"Cruise of L1gh1s .. The 45-minute
cruise will take people on a tou r of
lighted homes and boats from Dec.
14-22. The tours will leave n1ghtl> at
5:30. 6:30. 7.30 and 8:30.
Early Fnday, he said he was not
confident a recount would be success-
ful. Supporters of the measul't, in-
cluding newly elected Councilwoman
Sand)' Genis. said 1heyd1d not think a
recount would alter tht> results.
Reioske. a 15-year Costa Mesa
resident. said he considered the
recount because he was disal>pointed
b) the election results. He said he did
not think residents kn ew what they
were voting for.
HOTEL •.. From Al
proval of Serra's requests. saying the
hotel owner had helped upgrade Ilic
McFadden Square area by trans-
forming a rundown bu1ld1ng into a
quality use. \
··11hink the commun11y as a whole
owes something to Mr.Serra," Pe rson
said.
were damaged, said Fire Department
spokesman Gary Svider. Damage was
put at $4.3 million with most of the
loss on Beaufait Avenue. on a ridge
above Aliso Creek. •
"We still face a very dangerous
situation,'' Fi~ Chief Donald 0 .
Manning said earlier Friday. "We're
not out of the woods yet."
But by nightfall, the winds had
begun 10 relent and the fire began 10
calm. The National Weather Service
pred1c1ed continuing weakening
winds. stowing to 10 to 15 mph by
Saturday afternoon.
Fire officials were seeking toques-
tion two men seen in 1he area, in
hopes they mi~t prov\de cl ues 10
how the fire n, said city fire
spokesman Jim illiamson.
"We were hoping they might have
seen something. take place." he said.
stressing. "They are not suspec1s."
E1&ht water-dropping helicopters
dive<! on the flames as 1,200 fire-
fighters attacked on the J!Ound and
fire trucks guarded an oilfield installl-
uon. Seventy horses from stables in
the fire area were evacuated to
Granada Hills High School.
BAIL ...
FJ.9mA1 K1llelea's life and left Ornelas facing
murder char1es.
Deputy District Attorney Rick
King ROntends Ornelas intentionally
drove at the woman. who friends said
often protested speeding drivers
using the rear alley. It has since been
made a one-way '1assaae. •
But when Judac Munoz ordered
Ornelas to stand trial, she reduced his
bail from $250,000 to SI 00.000.
Scott Immel. a · friend of the
Killelcas. said he also was angered by
Ornelas' freedom.
"I'm very upset. The severity of
this panicular incident demanded a
high bail," Immel said. "One hun-
dred thousand dollars is a fairly cheap
price when you're facina a potential
20 y~ars." K.ilfo~ said he was reasonably
cenain Ornelas would appear for his
Feb. IS coun hearins.
Proceeds from the 26th annual
event will help fund music programs
for school-age ch1ldrrn in Orange
c;ounly. For more information. call
)J40-7542.
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The commission did. however.
require City Council approval of a
plan to place raised planters on the
sidewalk after Ci1y Enaincer Don
Webb expressed concerns that the
encroachmenls would decrease space.-
on already narrr w walkways.
"Let 's just say the l~I system 1s
watchina his moves." Kilfoy said.
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He worries that Soviet officials \\lill
. limit aid from the U.S. to show that Patrol n:iember Bruce Ba1l~y was ~they don't need help. But Madcnlian
on. -duty in San Juan Capistrano said the severity of the disaster is Fnd~y morning when he saw smoke more than any one country can cope coming from a large home at 27_732 with.
Pasco Barona ne~r the On~ Hiih-"This really is not something that
way. He 1mm~d1ately notifie~ fire one ortwo areascan do." he said. "In
depanment dispatchers. m.rnutes fa ct. a lot of countries together.can
after one of the occupants in the only make ends meet."
house had done the sam~. The earthqullke came in the midst
The-blaze swept through the garage of renewd ethnic tension between
and second story, causina $226,000 Armenians and Turks. ~lready as
damage 10 the 3,000-square-foot many .as 100.000 Armen1?ns h~ve
house and 11s contents. including been d.1splaced fro~ the neighboring
three vintage cars. A 1938 Buick republic of Azerba1Jan.
convertible valued at $75,000 and a The Madenlians liken !he canh-
$8.000 1968 ford Mustang wer g_uake an<Lth r~ent strafe to lhe
destroyed. Raymond said. A 1956 suffering A~enians faced .1n the
Li ncoln . con ve rtible sustainecr early-panofth1s-century. ~mcularl>
SJJ.OOO damagc. ind915. Under a policy initiated by
Turkish leader Abdu-1-Hamid II. ~II three occupan1s ol the house -more than 1.5 million Armenian were
a man and wife and their daughter. killed. although some Turkish
escaped without injury just as the scholars dispute the claim any deny
smoke alarm went off. Ra ymond that the Turks a11empted genocide.
said. Under the terms of the Russo-
Both with the fire 1n San Juan and
the one in Uguna Niguel, patrol
members combed the adjacent neigh-
borhood looking for stray sparks
carried by the winds. which have.
reached gusts of up to 80 mph. The
Laguna Niguel fire lit seven nearby
rooftops, but each was saved from
major damage, Range said.
Allhough the wmd caused havoc
on Wednesday and Thursday. ii had
d ied down considerably by Friday
night. and local law enforcement
agencies reported no major damage.
"(There are) branches down all
over. but not even a tree," Hunt-
ington Beach Police Lt. John Foster
said. •
Sul I. even a hint of wind can pose a
fire danger in these dry conditions.
TuTk1sh Treaty in· J 921 . what was left
of Armenian territory became a
Soviet republic. -
Whatever the magnitudc_o( the
killing, there 1s no denying that
religion and politics have created an
almost insurmountable wall of hatred
between the two peoples. Armenians
are Christian!' while most Turks are
Moslem.
Mrs. Madenlian's enmity for the
Turks was engrained al an early a&e
by her mother. who throughout her
life re1old the s1ory of the night in
1914 that a band ofTurks murdered
herfamilyon the side ofa road as the y
tried to nee the coun1ry.
Her mother. 7 years old at 1he time.
waseitherleft for dead or was not seen
beneath the pile of bodies by 1he side
of the road. The little girl would later
tell her children of crawling for weeks
Correct ion
uhtil a Turkish farmer found her
among some bodies he was serching
for valuables.
The man took her home. bul his
wife refused to lei the girl in the house
and put her on tne roof for the
evening. The next day the child was
1old to leave.
To feed herself. Madenlian's
mother knocked on the door's of
wealthy ,Turks until one of them took
tier in and raised her for two r.cars.
Finally a group of Armenian children
at an American-run orphanage pcr-
suadeed her to leave the family.
The kindness shown by the farmer
and 1he family of course debunks the
idea that all Turk.Lhatt all .Aane-
nians, j ust as numerous Germam
during World War II gave shelter to
Jews.
"Our problem is not really with the
Turkish people,'' Mr. Madenlian
said. It's with the Turkish govern-
ment." .
Mrs. Madenlina·s mof'her. who
died this year at lhe age of 80.
eventually came· to the United States
'via Jerusalem. Although she could,
not be sure. she always harbored the
hope 1hat her sistcL Tuoubi
Tehlarian. had escaped tha1 night too.
In 1965 she placed her own ad in an
Armenian newspaper. She turned out
to be one of tlie' lucky ones when
Tehlarian answered the mes~ge.
Sadly though , the sisters never had a
chance 10 meet in person, although
the Madenlian·s son. Aram, has
visited his great aunt.
"That's the only member of lhc
family who has seen her,'' Mrs.
Madenlian·sa1d, "and now we don't
know what's happened to her."
Donations to the rcheffund can be
made by calling either 839-7729
during weekdays or 775-8881 durin1
the weekend and evenings.
Raymond said people should re-
frain from using their fireplaces
during 1he winds unless 1hey arc
equipped w11h spark arresters. He
also cautioned motorists to use their
ashtrays.
"It only takes a second to put it (a
cigarette) out," he said. "It takes us a
whole lot longer."
SAN FRANCISCO (AP)-The Associated Press reported erroneously on
Tuesday that the San Francisco coroner's office provided the information that
Joseph Emerson Eaton Jr .. who died Dec. 2 after being CJCCted from a fast-food
restaurant where he had collapsed, suffered from AIDS-related complex.
That information was provided by friends of the deceiscd.
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3, 000 expected
to play in snow
at park in Mesa
An estimated 3,000 Costa Mesa residents of all
~ arc expected to ce&cbnte the comina of the
Christmas holiday season at Snow H11J '88 1oday 11
Estanc&a Parlt. •
The focus of 1he day's activities, which will run
• will be on snow -
An anticipated SO Ions of snow will be creaacd
anificiallr. for sJeddin'9 snowman building and
teneral ·winter" activ11ies. Various holiday ac-
uvit~. includina a visil with Santa Oaus. will be
offered from I 0:30 a.m. to I :30 p.m.
The recreational event is co-sponsored by Torelli Realty and the city of Costa Mesa. All
activi1ies arc free with the exception of a raffle for
prizes and a children's bo'fncc houte, proceeds from
which will be donaled to local charitable groups . .. u-Mm.
Tree-trimming In 1rvlae
The first annual tr~trimming exhibition al the
Marketplace in Irvine is now underway and will run
through Dec. 24. showcasing hoJiday trees decorated
. by students from local elementary and junior high schools. _
• The activity is co-sponsored by the Irvine Co. as part of its suppon for the Pannership in Education
program in the Irvine Unified School District.
Panicipating schools have the opportunity to win
endowments from the exhibition, which can be used for the scholastic or athletic program of their choice.
Endowments of $100 each will be awarded to
five schools whose trees best exemplifY. the spirit of
the holiday season. A donation also will be made to
the Irvine Temporary Housing Program on behalf of
the students by merchants of the Marketplace. An
awards presentation is scheduled next Saturday at
noon in the Marketplace courtyard. Call 854-3779
for additional information. ·
FOod, toys, blankets sought
The Associated Students of Golden West
College arejoininJ with the Vietnamese Cl ubs and
the Coast Federation of Employees to collect food, toys and blankets for the needy. .
Children from the Child Care Center will bring
their donations to Santa Wednesday at 11 a. m. in the
GWC cafeteria. Golden West has challenged Orange
Coast College students to sec which campus can
raise more for charity.
Women plan HB party
The National Council of Jewish Women.
Business and Professional branch, wi ll host a wine
and cheese P.CtrtY Monday at 6:30 p.m. at the home of
Corrine Welch in Huntington Beach. ·
Those planning to attend are urged to RSVP at
536-2743 or 530.9841. All interested women arc
invited.
Cutathons for chlldren
Three local hair salons will participate in a
cutathon Sun<fay to raise unds for the Parent Help
Shelter for homeless-· teen-age mothers and their
infants.
Taking part m the event from I 0 a.m. to 3 p.m.
will be the Hair des igners. 16572 Bolsa Chi ca.
Huntington Beach: the Vogue Salon. 1000 Bristol
St., Suite 12. Newport Beach. and Salon Gregory's.
200 NewJ>Ort Center Drive, Newport Beach. Call
843-LOVE for further information.
Open house at Newport SlkL
A display of holiday artwork by local elcmen·
tary school cllildrcn will be offered next week at an
open house celebration at the Newport Center office
of American SavinJS and Loan Association.
The event, which will include refreshments and
door prizes. will run from Monday througtr Friday at
the savings and loan office, 620 Newport Center
Drive in Newport Beach. Call 72 1-5757 for details.
lnformatlon group meets "'
The Orange County chapter of the Assoc1a1ion
of Information Systems Professionals will hold its
12th anniversary meeting Tuesday at 7 a.m. at the
Westin South Coast Plaza Hotel in Costa Mesa.
A panel of experts will discuss uses. problems
and breakthroughs 1n software. The cost is $20 for
non-members and further information is available
from Gwenn Richardson at 541-26 11.
Computer expert at UCI
Dr. Roger Schank. professor and cha1nnan of
computer science at Yale Univers1\y, will speak on
.. The Stones Behind Memory" Monday at 6 p.m. in
the University Club on the UC I campus. Admis~1on is free and the event is open to the
public. Call Lynn Harris at the UCI computer
science office at 856· 7405 for more information.
PMS semlnar scheduled
A free seminar on pre-menstrual syndrome will
be presented Tucsda) at 7 p.m. at Western Medical
Center, 1001 N. Tustin Ave .• Sa nta Ana.
Or. Stanley Lubell. medical director or the
Center for Special Problems 1n Gy necology. will
conduct the session in meeting rooms 4 and 5. Call
9.SJ.. 7444 for reservations.
Marketing meetlng set
"Marketing to the Maquiladuras" (plants on
the U.S.-Muican border) will be the topic of
discussion at Wednesday's meeting of the Inter-
national Marketing Association of Orange Countr.
Tom Fai~. vice president oflvedco, Inc .. will
speak at the 11 :30a.m. luncheon meeting at the Jolly
Roger Inn. S40 W. Katella. Anaheim. The cost is $8
for .memben and $14 for ~on-members. and
rnervattons may be made by contacting Dr. Irene Lanae at 77 3-2223. .
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Canaed loods being sought
The Huntington Btach Junior Women's Club
will launch its 13th annual Operation Merry Christmas Thursday and will be filling food boxes
w11h canf)ed goods to be delivered to needy families
in the west county area.
Volunleef'S are needed to help sort canned
aoodsat Suite .S8401n the Vons Shopping Center at
Spnftldak and Edmacr a'enucs. Call Tern Milder
11 96l-1904 or Darlene March at 840..3637 for
details.
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State's p~lice training be&t ID U.
lay &EVIN DOYLE •
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California is rated btst in tht nation for
tra1n111J of its police force, accord mt to the execut1vr director of the commission on
. Peace Officer Standards and Training.
Norman Boehm was one of more than
I 00 people at a dinner Thursday to honor law enforcement excellence 1n Oranac County. Guests included IM count) 's 2S
police chiefs. author Joseph Wambau&h.
and re~rescntatives from the Orange
County Sheriffs Oepanment and Golden West College's Criminal Justice Trainina
Center.
''Turning a citizen into a police officer 1s
a lot of work," Boehm said ... (The police
traininl) commission works within the
system in an advisory capacity to prov ide
minimum standards of training for the
state's law enforcement personnel."
The commission certifies training 1n
t-l'lltOl''e'ltftart~OOoounes l:M~
presenters state'!"ide, Boehm said at the
Golden West College-sponsored banquet
at Maxwell's restaurant in Huntington
Beach. "The Criminal Justice Training Center
at Golden West College is one of the
strongest programs in Jhe counly. they are very amenable to supestions from the
commission." He pointed out that the
current direclor of GWCs training center.
Austin Smith, had prev1ousl~ been on staff
with \he POST commission.
-The state's min imum training hours for
a pohce academy 1s 520. but most
program s require more. Golden West's
Cnminal Justice Training Center requires 820 hours. The tra1nmg programs usually
cater to the needs of the law enforcement
agencies in their area. Boehm said.
Pnor t di_!lner. a recentl) produced
allevaa~ the cnt1cal lhon_aar of' ):.
enforcement officers. a GWC 1epcae •
tive saJd. The one-hour video featurn
penonnd from vanous county law en-
IOrcemeot •arnc1es d1scuuana quahft-cations for the successful candidate and
the nature of the JOb itself.
•'The JOb 1s more than ~ust putun& on a
gun. a suck and a bad&t. • cauuoned one officer on the video ··Tes a lot more of a
human relations po1111on.~ ·
AatMr Jwnb w.::'i:!ea-:.-.. A ma,or wash-out f~ctor (from lbc s.o;;;. mdDY--.... -.~ -. 1~ academy) 1s the strcts involved," one
-tmidt -···• .. • vM&eo-taped panelist u1d. "The academy fra tJ in police work. ~a part of the sclecuon process and stress
1s intentionally .created to check a can-
didate's rcacuons."
..
rccn.11tment video .. Career Connection:
law Enforcement" was previewed. Joseph
Wambaugh. former Los Angeles pohce
officer and author or .. The Onion Field"
and other boc:ltli. appeartd in the video's
1mroduct1on a1m conclusion sq.ments.
The v1dro will be distributed through-
out the county to rttru1t candidates to
Awards were presented to tra1nina center volunteers and police dcpanments
contribuuns to the video's production.
Smith,. director of the Golden West's
traininJCCnter. related details of a problem
obta1n1"J" sufficient fu11di11g to c:om
the SI m1lhon training center sn 1981. The
center borrowed S 120.000 throuah a
college fund after the county's poOce.
departmenl5 agreed that p!ery time a
GWC graduate was recruited. the hiring
agenC} "-Ould contnbute $200 toward the
debt. The debt 1s almost completely paid
off.
In accepting an award for participation in the \ 1deo. Wambaugh assurred those
present tha1 he'd enjoyed 1t. c1t1ng " ... a
brotherhood. a fratern1t) 1n police ..-ork.."
Groupwants ,OC transit panel NBmancharge~
to hold ~e¢tings1n .evenings · ~:&c'h!:f.
commissions and orpntutions that 1' By IRIS YOICOI
serve on: 1t would be impossible for me to Gt ... .., ........
By BOB VAN EYKEN cess1ble," said Mary Hornbuckle. a .Costa
OllMDlillJ,......,. Mesa council member. "I do think it's a
Transportation cou1d become a topic of concern to members of the public. I do
after-dinner conversation if a proposal intend to speak to members of the
being pi.it forward by some citizens and comm1ss1on who also s1L on city councils
city council members were to become about the possibility of dividing their
reality. meetings so that at least halfof them are m
The Orange County Transportation the c"enmg.s."
Commission now metts on Mo'nda y The Costa Mesa council received lhe
mornings. but a Costa Mesa-based watch· proposal at this week's mecung. But
dog group known as Drivers for Highway council membe..c..Orv Ambuf¥y..askcd that
Safety wants it to start holding meeting in the mauer be postponed until Dec. 19.
the evenings, so that working people can "I didn't feet comfortable sendmg the
attend more easil). comm1ss1on a resolution before first
"It's a pretty obvious idea ... said Bill getting some feedback from them:· Am-
Ward. chairman of the group. "It's preu> burgey said.
hard to have good government when it's Reaction among comm1ss1on members .
inaccessible. The ironic thing is that the has been milled. Richard Edgar, who also
people who are most concerned about sits on the Tusun Ci t) Council, abstained
transportation· are the ones who ha ve to when the coun cil passed its resoluuon. He
dri e on our freeways. And when the said that the trans1t1on to night mceung.s
com m1ss1on is having its meetings Mon-v.ould be difficult fo r the Transportation
day mornings. these people are out on the Comm1ss1on.
freeways fighting traffic." "I don't know 1f it's practical.'' he said.
Ward's group has asked ci ty touncJls ··The challenge when you ha' e inte r-
throughout Orange County to pass resol-locking time commitments 1s that It isn't
ut1ons requesting that the comm1ss1on -:i ust one person who hu tobe-fle~ble. We
change its meeting time. ha' e Cit) counc-11 members on the com·
The idea of evening mee1ings has gl!Jned m1sSton "no al read\ have nigllt meeu ngs.
the support of some members of.me Co~ta h v.ould be a d1t1icuh challenge to ti) to fit
Mesa City Council, and the Tustin Cit) 1n another one... .
Cou ncil has already passed a resoluuon 1ght meeungs get a Oat negative raung
"asking for the change. from another commissioner. county
"I would concur with the idea that lt uper' 1sor Thomas Rile) ·
would make the meetings more ac-"I haH I don•t !..now ho" man) other
find another even in& when I coul~ JO to a I\ Newport Beach man has been cha~
Transport.at1on Comm1ss1on meeting." with passing two count~e1t cashier's
said Riley. "I would personally not be one checks lotahng S 19.000 at a las Yeps
of the people supporting such a move. I hotel last year. believe those who have somethina to say to Donald Wilham Wagner, 5 I. also
the commision can general!} find a way to knov.n as Donald Francis Wagnc.r. was
get throu&h.'' arrested at his Granville Drive hODle
Dana Reed, the. one member of tht Wcdnesda) b) Ne~rt Beach Police comm1SS1on _wbo does no\.-SerV~ as ~n--officers. ~o-tumcd htm over-to the FBI.
elected official. qrced with Rile) that the Wagner 1s owner of Atlanuc Finanaal in
commission is already accessible. But he Irvine. according to the poh« report.
said he would not oppose a m O\C to switch A federal grand jury 1n Las Vegas
some commtssion meetings to evenings.. indJ~ed Wgna on Nov. 2 on charaes of
"( ha'e no objection.'' he said. "But ( pass1ngtbeS9.59QchecksattheOcscnlnn
really don't sec any benefit. 1 think Hotel and Casmo on lwo occasions 10
honestly that people who have input into October 1987. The checks were purpoded
the commission ha ye ample opportuntties to havC' been. issued by Co!'t1nental
to contact us five da).S a week. 52 v.ec.ks a National Bank in .Aonda. accordm& to tbe
\car. h's not as 1f -...e·re mec.tmg m 1nd1ct~ent.
Washington D.C. • and are completel) At his bail hcanng before U.S. Ma&JS·
inaccessible." trate Ronald W. Rose 1n Santa Ana. . Wagner 1nd1catcd he had no knowlcdac 1hc But he said there might be instances checks were counterfeit, ae,e.ordulJ lo
when1he_pubtrcimgh1 want to addrhs the Assistant U.S. Attome) Thomas UmbC'rg.
omm1ss1on at a meeting. "'But the chccli "'ere wdl oone and there
'"In those instances ..-hc.n there 1s appeared to be no one else involved." sufficient public internt in a particular Umberg said.
issue or issues. I would cetaml) no\ be Rose set bail at S 15.000 . ..,.b,ch Wapcr
opposed to scheduling a meeting-at night.'' postec:t. Fnday evening. The rnqistrJte
he said. "Although that could mean that further required paperwor'k be sent from
"e would be taking Cit) council members Nevada to verif) the indictment and that a
"'ho are members of the comm1ss1on l"'ll) hea.nn& be held in Santa <\na to 1dent1f)
from rhe1r meetings:· Wainer as Lhe md1\ldual inda~
They' re ])ringing holiday cheer to othefs
By BQB VAN EYKEN
Ollllel>.etr ..... 119'1
Christmas is a fami ly affair thi s )ear for
two Orange Coast bµsiness owners . .\nd
even the old woman 1n the nurser) rh)me
would have trouble keeping this fam11) 1n
shoes.
Actually. it isn't a smg_le family. but 30 of
them. That's a total of 11 0 children. 30
mothers and 10 fathers. But Terr) and
Suzanne McCardle intend to treat them as
their own this holida) season.
"For the last few )tars Terr) and I ha'c
chosen to do something to keep a balance
in our li ves at Christmas:· sarn Suzanne.
owner of the Things From Middle Earth
Oowershopin Fountain Valle). "Last )Car
we took a carload of tO\IS do" n to a little
orphanage in retex1co. This )Car "e
decided to try to do something nghl here in
the community."
The McCardles also decided 10 C\Pand
·their effort so that the communll) l"o uld
help with it. They contacted 1he director
of Living Hal"\est. an El Toro-based
·organization that glean surplus food t<'
feed the hungo. and asl..ed 1hem ho"
many families the) knc" who "ould be facing bleak Chri stmases this }ear because
of financia l hardship Their idea "as to
adopt the need~ fam1hcs and tr) to see that
they had food for the hohda} sand g1 fts for their children.
.. They told us the:r kn e" 330 nght ofTthe
bat.'' said uz.anne. "l said. whoa. ma)be
we shoul<t start with 30. We''e ne,er done
an' thing like th is before··
J>an of their stratcg} "as to use their
net\\Orl of business associates to get the
stream of donations going. That pan has
already begun to work.
.. One of my Oower growers s~11d lfe'd
donate poinsettias for all the fam1hei. ··
uzanne said ... and the Thnft} Drug store
1n m) shopping center donated 0 pair of
tenms shoes. so ""e'rc going to be able to
g1\e new tennis shoes to all the kid ''ho need them:·
.\nothcr business. lnterprint 1n Foun-
tain Valle). pnnted cards telling about
another asi>«t of the ~1cCardle's holida> dn\C
··The 01er tells peopk ~bout the
Chnstmas trees and name Lags, ' she said.
"We ha ve the names of all the children 1n
the families on the lree· . so 1( an) of our
customers "-Ould hke to help b'> pro\ idina
a present for one of the kids. afl the) have
to do is take one of the tags and bnng 1t to
the counter:·
Terrv Mccardle. who has t\\O Centul"\
11 reaf estate offices in Cost.a Mesa. w1iJ
also have trees wnh name tags at his
businesses
"The idea for this kind of Chnstmas g1\ ing isn't new.-he said ... We got the idea
from a bank down there in Suzanne's
center that did the same thing two years ago. But it's a good one and we decided to
USC I\. l know for me personall}. lt°S tnOrt
sat1s~ ing to pick a single person and tr) to
help that person than 1t 1s 10 make a
dona11on to some large chanlable or-
ganization where some of that mone~ 1s
going to be used for adm101stra11on and
ad,ertising and all the rest:·
"Jfs a wa) for proplc to e"end thell)selves out of their 0~1mmed1ate
families at Chnstmas and do something
for the commun11y in a very persona]
-way," said Su2anne.
Chnstmas trees where people may pick
up name tags or lea 1.-e donations offood or
money are located at offices of The Real·
Estaters(Centuf) -1 )at 2790 Harbor 81\ld
and 270 I 7th t. m Costa Mesa, Thtnp
From M 1ddle Earth. 1791 4 Magnolia St..
Fountain Valle). and at Trecco Escrow,
I 525 Mesa Verde East. Costa Mesa
Donors arc as~ed to make their con-
tnbuuons by Dec. 14.
Food and mone\ donauons will ~
turned O\.er to L1v1ng Han est Inc .. wh ich
v.ill handle d1stnbution of the gifts at a
special Chnstmas pan) for m:1ptent
fam1les Dec. l 7 in Santa Ana.
L1\ 1ng Harvest 1s a non-profit. 1nter-
denomina11onal food outreach program that sencs more than 1.000 need) fa miles
each "eek from 11s "arehouse in El Tom.
1nforma11on about the food and gift
dm·e 1 3\a1lable from uzanne McCardle
at %3-3655 L1\ ing Haf"esfs phone
.number is 55-6., I
Driving under-. t-he buddy-syst~m
Some cars are masculine. You ~now u
the minute )'OU get behind the "heel They're wa1ung for \OU to do omcthing
dumb. When )Ou strip their ge:irs )OU can ~heir molars grinding in exasperation
My car and J. ha\.e put up w11h one
another for 19 }Cars. Like a '1nt:\ge
Nucv
lcl1n1E
mamaae we tolerate each other's C"CcCn·
tncittCSand havra grudainrsympath) tor
our mquent collapsn. It' a ul'lton (orged
ftom ncttSSIJ) and meagtr funds.
We both suffer the t1rt'°me afll1ct1ons
of qe. He nttds a complete oH·rhaul 3nd
pa1nt1ob -and ~do I. Unfortuna1<.'"'. I
don't havt the monc) to put both of us 1n a
body ihop at the same time I "1\h
_MedlC'lrt CO'-Cred cldcrl)' V olb-.ns
Whdcmyomn1bu and I ha\caro"'nold ~.we're not )OUJ t pical 1enatn1:
~..C K'C o.n the road. tbe httk old -~ head barcl)' bob$ aho\e the ~~ wheel. dnv1na a comptattn1 ~=~ tMt's nc' ~ cndumj a d1ny .-4111 orc-nckcd ~at CO\tt 1n •t lift. Driwr 8ftd mac:h1~ don't fttt aoout ~ and how to Pl> for th(m, .._ -..ir·1 ,,,.,.... they mnw o\itr 10
Mr. Good"rcnch in tcad ol some cheap.
back-allc) mechanic.
. B~ contrast I ha 1.-e horren<ious fights
"uh my bus. The bang . backfires .. and curses so und like the opening shots of a
South l\mcncan revolution. Breakdo"ns
arc a financial calam1t). It isn't cas>
coercing the Old 8o) into ~1cking O\ er his
engine before hc.''s full\ a"ake. Men hatl' to
be rushed in the.' mornmg.
My husband and our rar arc 1n "omplctc
accord. h takes both gent lemen an entire
momma 10 pull thcmsches together and
putter out into the "-Orld. l1\ 1n1 1n a
men• a troas "1th t~o obst1n3te male 1
no p1cn1c
Bella .\bzu~ 1.nd Glona teinam can
shout thr1r heads off about ~omen's hb.
but cars till mpcct men more than
"omen. fhc) ha\c a k1nsh1p "-Ith a SC\
"°ho ~no"-'S whC"n their tank 1 cmp\)
Much a I deplore 11v1n1 ml('lunn and goldfoh pct names. 1n a "1tulent attKk of
the cute I ont<e sank so low as to call our
bu ·1qtncd. It "as a transpattnt attempt
to l1.111cr h1'+ Teutonic henuier. He
e\prc St-d h1 1.'0ntrmpt b) blowt .. his
engine and had to bt h0$p1tahttd for a
motor tr.1Mplan1
l1k isn't all puthol Thqrc are 11mn
we come to each other' re..:uc. Whtn no
amount of~~''" c th1nluna ••ti pu1h tbt Old Bo~ to tht top of a hill. I 11~ up ~nhout a f\aht and coast becltwardl
tfl~ \warm of 1rtt( m°'°"''' and ·rm 1190
5ronadm1t ~ hf dropa I
•
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A.4 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT I Saturday, December 10, 1188
NATIO N
·$1 billion pledged
to shut Denver S&L
W4.SHI NGTON (AP) -Federal
sa vings nnd loan regulators on Friday
pledged S 1.05 b1l11on to shut down an
insolvent Denver msHtullon in one of
the nation's biggest &L fa il ures.
The Federal Home Loan Bank
Board. which regulates federally in-
'>Ured S&Ls. created a new 1nstitut1on
to rece1w S 1.7 billion 1n deposits of
the S1Jverado Banking. Sa' ings and
Loan Assoc1at ion. which was ordered
dosed by Colorado regulators.
After the faikd ins111ut1on's assets
are liquidated. federal regulators ex-
pect to ha'e s~nt shghtl} more than
SI billion. S1lverado Joins onl} a
mt fut-of futancla hnst1rorionntr.n e cost government insurance
s that much to clo c or rescue.
In the largest-ever d ean-up of a
single insol~ent S&L -Lhe pending
rescue of Am-encan a\lngs and Loan
.\ssoc1at1on of Stcx:kton. Cah( -tht.·
bank board es11mcfles 11 will spend$:!
billion.
In the casl' of Sihcrado. th e bank
board's insurance fund . the Federal
Savings and Loan Insurance Corp .. 1s
oump1ng 200 million 1n ca<;h 10 th e
new. government-owned instllut1on.
Mile High Federal Savings and Loan
Assoc1at1on, and pied.Jing another / $624 m1llton in a prom1ssor\' note.
Stan ing Monday. all Silverado
depositors with accounts under the
insurance limit of SI 00.000 will be
able to deposit and withdraw money
as usual at thl.' new Mile High.
T he bank board 1s hinng First
Nationwide Bank of San Francisco to
manage Mile High. h appointed a
fi ve-member board of directors.
headed by Donald F. Rob)' of
Nevada. Mo.. president of Farm
Home Savin s Assoc1at1on. _
The current stockholde(s and man-
ager Y.on't benefit from the 1rans-
ac11on. the bank board said. The
institution's president. W. James
Metz. conirolled about 90 percent.9f
thl' stock.
The bank board attributed the
failu re to "!>ub tan11al dissi pation of
asset s Cl ue to alleged violations of
laws. rules and regulat1ons." It said
S1lve rado had swapped some of its
preferred stock for undeveloped land
owned by developers.
WalshsaysNorthdlvertedmoneyearller
WASH INGTON (AP) -Former Wh11c House aide Oliver L. Nonh
began diverting Iranian arms-sale proceeds to arm Nicaraguan rtbcls two
months earlier than the date he gave an his tesumon) to Congress. Iran-Contra
prosecutors said Frida). .. A substanttal quantity of weapons" were bought for
the Contras an December 1985 from money left over from the aboned sale by
Israel of Hawk missiles to Iran in No,ember 1985. Iran-Contra prosececutors
said in fi ling in onh's case. The prosecution evidence contradicts Nonh's
congressional testimony last year that the idea of di venang arms-sale profits to
the Contras wag.first suggested to him in Janllary 1986 by Iranian arms dealer
Manuchar Ghorban1far. The weapons for the Nicaraguan rebels. kn own as
Contras, were purchased from Y.ha t was left of aS I mill ion fupd that onh told
Israel to place in a S" 1ss bank. The money was 10 cover the expenses that arms
dealer Richard v. Secord would incur when selling 80 Hawk missiles to Iran.·
The deal broke down after the first shipment of 18 missiles because the Iranians
were dissatisfied with the weaQQ!lllhey received.
Reagans ··· Rescuers Pull out quake
~~-h~~lth .sui:vivors; relief arrives ·
WASHINGTON (A P) -
Physician$ removed a "small
piece of tissue" from Prcs1dcn1
Reagan's colon Friday dunna a
post..canccr-suraery test. but it
"appeared to be benign" pend-
1ngresultsof1 biopsy. the White
House said.
It also said that a bmsst X-ray
that first lad y Nancy Reagan
underwent s howed "no
evidence of any cancer recur-
rence."
"The president's physician.
Dr. John Hutton. says the
J>res1<Jt11tis in CllCCllCllt.heal1h.:'
said tho statement released by
Wtrite House spokesman
Marlin Fitzwater after the tests
at Bethesda Naval Medical
Center. "The president is in
remarka'ble physical con-
di\ion." the statement quoted
Hutton as sayi ng.
The statement said the small
piece of tissue taken from the
president's la~&,e intest!ne . wa.~
"one 10 two..m1lime1ers an size.
and was "removed for biopsy."
f"he president and has Wtle
both smiled and ga ve "thumbs-
up" signs as they left th e
hospital in suburban Maryland
by helicopter for Camp David,
Md .. aner their four-hour stay.
Hutton. reached by telephone
as he accompanied Reagan on
the helicopter. told Fitzwater
that the piece of tissue "re-
sembled a small adenomatous
polyp" and said it ~as .. re-
moved because 11 was ~uspicious." ·
The small amount of tissue
that was taken from the 77-ycar-
old president was to be tested
over the weekend. Hutton's
statement said.
MOSCOW (AP)-Rescuen pulled survivors out of
earthquake-shattered buildinp in Armenia, artd the first
Wtsiem planel09ds of docton. search dop aali medical
auppla arrived Friday in an extraordinary world relier e«on. I
A Soviet diplomat 1aid 80.000 people were killed in thC disaster Wednesday in northwestern Armenia, a
Caucasus republic. But the Kremlin said only that
..thousands were killed, tens of thouunds injured and
hundredl of thousands of people are without shelter."
President Mikhail S. Gorbachev. who cut shon a visit
to tbe United Sta&es, returned to Moscow on Friday to
direct the disaster rchef. He planned to travel to Armenia,
but officials did not say when. ·
In Washinfton, American and Soviet officials
announced Friday that the U.S.~overnment would
· eherter ._ .t~to carry medical Tipplin-and\!
search teams to help. . .
• Ci ndy Stuin, a ss><>keswoman for the U.S. A~ncy for
international Aid Office of'Forcign Disaster Assistance,
said Friday that officials W'1'C looking for a plane and
assembling teams and aoods but that no <$et.ails of the trip
were laid out yet. · Rescuers were running out of time to save the lives of
those buried beneath crumbled buildings, said Health
Minister Yevgcny I. Chazov.
Firefiahtcrs said they pulled about 80 people out of
the crum61ed buildings m Leninakan -Armenia's
second-laf)Ht city -and the official Sovi~t. news aaency Tass said 200 people were puJlcd out of delSn s 11 a factory
on Thursday ni&}lt. ''In these conditions, delayina by each hour means an
additional 20 killed of every thousand concealed under
debris. Such is the tcrrifyinaarithmetic," ChazQV told t~
newspaptr Izvestia. He uid the diuster was worse than the 1986
Chernobyl accident in -hich an ex plosion and fire at 1
nuclear power pla~t spewed radiation th~t eventually ,
circled the aJobe. Th1ny-two people have died.
The southern Soviet rqion also has been .. tOf!l by
ethnic violence between Armenians and Azerba1~an1s.
lo London, Leonid Zamyatin. the ~v1ei am-
bassador 10 Brita.in, said the eanhquake killed 80,000
people. ,. _ T3s~vc fl~re6. on cas~lhes, ~ut ~t
listed th;~)uowing damage re-port an t~e region, w~1c.h 1s
home to 7po,ooo of Armenia's popula~1on of 3.3 m1lhon:
-The hardest-hit towns were Leninakan, K(ovak~n,
Stepanavan and Spi~. Spitak and its surrounding
villages were .. demonsfled practically altogether."
• -In Leninakan where 250,000 people iived, 80
percent of the ho~e , servic~ and industry were
destroyed. --All ofLeninakan's 1,100 privately owned houses
were damaged or ·destroyed, and the eanhquake idled
several factories and industries.
Team can't reach.downed plane
RAB.\T. Morocco (AP) -Of-.
fic1als on Frtda}' tried to determine
whoshotdowna U.S. locust-spraying
plane. and a U.S. team reponed
trouble in reaching the wreckage in a
remote area u~ by rebels to launch
attacks.
an area the 'Marxist-led Polisario
independence movement in ~e
Western Sahara uses to group 11s
fotces. A surface-to-air missile dow n-
ed the plane Thursday morning and
damage<t.another plane that managed
to land safely.
"At this point. we still don't know
who fired the missile." Wh ite House
spokesman Marlin ·Fitzwater said
Fridav. Asked whether U.S. officials
thought it was a terrorist incident:he
said ... Well. we don't know yet. A lot
depends on something we don't kno"
}Ct, which is who did it."
Lahlou a desert outpost halfway
bet wee~ the Mauritanian border and
the defens ive wall Morocco erected to
guard the most valuable pan of the
phosphate-rich territory. The spot is
about 650 miles south of-Rabat, the
capital of this Nonh African country.
The plane was chanered by the U.S. Agency for lnte~na,tional De-
velopment. Reports said 1t ex ploded
at an altitude of about 10,000 feel an~
that the five occupants. all Ameri-
cans. were presumed 10 be dead.
The investigators told the U.S.
Embassy in Rabat _by telephone the
wreckage of the OC-7 lay in the
Western Sahara within a 2S~mile
wide strip between Mauritania and
the most forward posiuons along a
2.000-mile defense wall built by
Morocco.
Thl\t confirmed earlier U.S. satel-
lite data placingthesite in the heart of
U.S. military expens said the site
wa few. miles east of Daddar
A second DC-7 cha nered by A ID to
help fijht the locust plague in north·
ern Africa also was hit by a missile.
but limped~50 miles.-and-land safely-
Assembly panel hea<l plans bill to freeze i:ilsura~ce rates
SACRA~ENTO I .\Pl -The
chairman of the Assembl> insurance
co mm ittee said Frida} he will in-
troduce a bill to frec1e insurance ra tes
until the state Supreme (ourt rules on
the 20 percent rollbar~ mandated h~
Propos111on 103 .\ssembh man Patrick Johnston.
D·Stockton. said 111s no..., possible for
insurance firms 10 ra 1sr rate wtthout
limit unul thc court acts. "h1ch 1s not
hkely for several month\
"Clearly. the spm t of Propos111on
103"'ouldbe '1olated if insurers took
unfair ad,antagc of consum ers b)
boosting rates during 1h1s time of
uncenainty." Johnston. chairman of
the Finance and lnsuranl.e Commit-
tee. said in a statement
Johnston said hrs bill .... ould al o
require insurers 10 re instate pohrres
they canceled'Or far led to renew after
passage of the 1n111ative.
He said h~ is writing the chief
executi ves of the largest insurance
firms in the state. asking them 10
\.Oluntarilv freeze their rates as a sign
of good faith and 1s asking Insurance
C omm1ss1oncr Roxana Gillespie to
use her authorll) to stop ra1e in-
creases.
The Legislature would not be abrC
10 act on any bill unul lawmakers
return on Jan. 3.
The state Supreme Coun on
Wednesday continued the stay on the
20 percent rate cut required by
Proposnion I 03 and said justices
would review the voter-approved
in1t1a11ve. The coun also allowed the
rest of Propos1t1on 103 to go into
effect
Those provisions include allowing
banks to sell insurance. perm1t11ng
consumers to seek discounts and
rebates from insurance brokers and
agents. and letting employers and
community gro,ups seek low-cost
group policies and discounts on auto
and homeowner'ITO r ge .
Consu mer protections allowed 10
take effect include an immediate ban
on msurers refosing to renew policies
and the application of the state's
general consumer protection laws to
insurance companies.
Another feature of the measure as
the removal of the msuranc( indus-
try's exemption from antitrust laws.
Proposition 103 calls fot a 20
percent rollback from insuran"te rates
tn effect in November 1987. The
measure provides for freezing the
rates at the reduced level until
"November 1989. At that time. the T le di fl t 4-b L; insurance commissioner is required WO. a n S a 1.e 8DaS
to have in place regulations controll-
ing proposed rate increases. ap1nly 4-0. se nsu··an-ce The court dcc1S1Qn Wednesday r ~ £ 1
k~ 1n effect foe the rollback and 6
freC"ze provisions the stay it had SAN JOSI: (AP) -Two leading California banks, Security Pacific and
imposed for ~he entire initiative right First Interstate. ha ve filed applications with the state Oepanment oflnsurance
after the election. leaving Cali-to sell policies. ·, ,
fornians temporari ly without any Both banks are headquanered in Los Angeles. Security Pacific is the state's
new protections against rate in-second biggest: First Interstate is founh. Consu mers might be able o buy all
creases. · hnes of insurance from the banks within two months.
State Sen. Alan Robbins. O.Van On Wedncsda). the state Supreme Coun allo"'cli the controversial
Nuys. chairman of the Senate in-Propositi on 103 1n1t1ative to take effect -but continued the stay on the
surance committee. said he too wall provision forcing insurance companies to slas.h rates 20 percent. pending a
introduce a bill to prevent rate hikes. decision on the constitutionality of!_!le entire initiati ye. The high coun called
His staff 1s now draf\1ng legislation for our arguments.
that would reqtpture any excess Proposition 103 makes Cal ifornia the 26th state to permit banks to sell
profits made from increased insurance, but only state-chanered banks .ire allo"'ed to act as agents or
premiums. brokers. Federally-chanered banks are excluded. Security Pacific. is such a
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with the prospect of big business from customers looking for lower rates than
those offered b) established insurers. · '
"We're not goins 1o·jump in tomorrow. bu1 we're <jefinnely interested.''
said Chairm an Philli p R. Boyce of San Jose-based Pacific Western Bank. an
independent. "We can make money .on it. and we think we can be very
competitive with the insurance agents."
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blackouts and d1srue1 phone calls and
radio broadcasts. ~1entists say.
Sunspots are relati vely cool. dark.
I )00-to 60.000-mile-diameter erup-
tions that appear where the solar
maanetic field is most intense. They
emu solar flares. ex plosions that send
protons. x ..,rays. electrons and other
radiation streaming outward, some-
times causinJ maanetic storms on
Eanh by disrupting the Eanh's
magnetic field.
Most effects arc subtle -rare
flickeringofliahtsand poorer connec-
tions for satemte-rclaycd phone calls
or television shows-so "the ave,.
JUY on the street won't know if we're
in the throes of a major mqnetic
storm," forecaster Joe Kunches said
Friday.
"They may notice the disturbtlnce,
but they won't know why," often
wronaJ.Y blam1na the phone company
for noise on Ion.distance lines. he
said by phone f'iOm lhe Spece En-
vironment Services Center. in
Boulder. Colo.. the IOVttnment's
forecastina •ncy for the storms.
The ave ... pcnon alt0 .. miaht not
ICI bas favonte radio MlioR •Well as
he likes," or milht ~ lbe nonh-
cm hahts or auron borealil fanher
souah than usual, NASA pllJsicist
Kenneth Schatteft •id durt~ the American Oeopfa~I Union 1 an-
nual meeti• i11 SU franci9co. A..,M<HIM~ioltlMt Ille cwrent ..., cjltle WCNld be ~;\~~=:.~:!:.':
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OrMge Coaat OAILY PILOT /Saturd.,'. December 10. 1118
RlLIGIUUS BRIU~
Christmas ·progr8.ms &bouncl on Orange Coast
••Everlalli!.'I Uaht: A Christmas
Carol for a Dirk World," a contem·
ponry musical, will be ~nled at 7
p.m. Dec. 18 at Lqaa P,...,..,._
CIMlrft, 41 S Forest Ave. A dessert
reception will follow.
Produced by the Rev. Larry
Coulter and directed by Louise Adams. the propam will feature
youth in major roles, a youth band,
adult choir and children singing.
Admission is free. however an
ofTerin& will be taken.
A Messiah Sin&-a-lona will be
presented at 3 p.m. Sunday. • • • Gospel composer Phil Barfoot with
S..dl Coast WerMt, C..&er will
present the West Coast premiere of
the .. L988. SQUlh. Coast Christ.mas
Spectacular.'' a com munity event
featuring traditional and contem-porary Christian music with a SO-
membercast and community chorus.
Performances are scheduled at S and 8 p.m. Dec. 1,.and 18 in the
"Woodbridge High School. 2
Meadowbrook. Irvine. Tickets are
$10. • • • "His Love Reaching," a dramatic
musical and mult i-media presen-tation of God's reaching love for
mankind. will be pl'CScnted at 7 p.m.
Sunday at Priace of Pea~ IAtlleru
C'l91rd1, Baker Street and Mesa Verdei
Drive, Costa Mesa. A freewill offering
wi ll be received. • • •
The l~oice Cha~ Choir of the
llna VINeUlll ... lldl1•1a.r.
in Costa Mesa will PRRllt a Christmas Concen at 7 p.m. Sunday
at the ~urch, 170 Baktt St.
Under the direction of Paul McNeft', the prosram will include
works by Britten, Mathias, Wilcocks.
Rutter, Leontovich, Tchaikovsky
and Dobrinski. Christmas selections
from Handers "The Messiah" also
will be presented. ..
A reception will follow ~_he per-
formance. • • • • Tbe choir, orchestra and soloists of Sa. AMl'ew'1 Preally&eriaa CMrc:lt,
will present "The Messiah" sing-a-
long at 4 p.m. Dec. 18 in the
sanctuary, 600 St. AndrcwJ Road,
Newpon Beach. Admission is SS. • • • The Chancel Choir of the First
Ualted Me&Wtst C'l9•rd of Cetta
Meta will present a contemporary
Christmas contata, "An Eveni ng in
December." at 6 p.m. Dec. 18 in the
sanctuary, 420 W. 19th St. ..
The contata will be directed by Gary McRobers with Lee DeArmond
accompanying. Soloists will be
Charlotte Anderson. Penny DeWaay.
Gary Clark, Malcom Reid and Randy Schneider.
Fi nger desserts will be served at a
reception afterward. • • • The Azusa Pacific University
Choir and Orchestra will present a
Yoatb from Lafuna Preabyterlan Church ei~ and act tn
.. E•erlutin,( Lf&ht: A Chrlatmu..,Carol for a Dark World"
planned forl>eC. 18. ID front,,lead •tnaera Michelle Bruce
and Demien De8andlee. Choru. le1t to rtcht, 'Karen
Schenk, Skye Thomaen. llar&aret Aleunder, Jim Ball, JennUer Brennan, Erle Sanda. 11.lke Ray, Celeete Rhoda.
lllchelle Van Vetsen. Neil Sanda.
Christmas program at 8 tonight at the
Soutll Coast CommuJty C'l9•rcll,
5120 Bonita Canyon Drive. Irvine.
..Carols by Candleliaht," a variety
of Christmas music. will be presented
t?.Y the South Coast Chorale and Chamber on Sunday and Monda). • • • "A Musical Christma s Around the World" is the theme of Sondra
Sondractiild's program at the Uait·
arlu UaJvenaU1t Fellew...., at
10 30 a.m. Sunday. Besides sin11ns.
she ""•II perfrom on an autoharp
guitar and dulcimer.
The fellowship meets at 429
C)Pf'tSS Dri~. l.afuna Beach. • • ·The Chancel and Youth choirs of
Fou&alD Valley Baptist a.rd! wall prescm .. Ch nstmas for All Time" at 9
and 11 a.m. Dec. 18 at the church,
10460 Slater Ave. • • • Antonio V1,ald1's .. Olona" wall be
presented b..> the Chancel Chotr at the
9 and I 0:30 a.m services Dec. 18 al
the T•1tiD Presbyttriaa Cll•r~. 225
W Main S!. • • • A Christmas paf:!,nl, including a ativtt)' scene. a · Posadas-pro--
cessaon. puppet shows. munes.
do" ns. strolling carolers and min-
strels,"' 111 be presented next ~eekend on the con,ent grounds of the Sisters
of L Joseph of Orange. 480 S~
Batavia St. .
Proceais will help agencies that work directl) '-'t th the homeless an
Orange Count~
Festa\ 11ies will be held from 7 to 9
~· m. Fnday and from 2 to 4 p.m on
Dec 17 and 18.
• • • Dennis Prager. an authont) on
Judaism. will lecture on "The Case
for J uda1sm in the Late 20th Cen-tul) ··at 8 p.m. Tuesda) at Cllabad of
Jrvllle Jewisll Cuter, 4872 Royce
Road, lrvinc.T1ckeu will be available
at the door. • • • Wemn'• ~· Fell••• 'tf Cotta Mesa wall have a break.Case
meet1na at 9: 15 a.m. Wednnday at
the Costa Mesa Country Oub. 170 I
Golf Co\lrse Drive • • • An alternative Christmas market. r
benefimng Third World countries.
will be presented from 9 a.m. until
noon on Dec. 18 at ~N el die
Hilla UaJ&M C.•r~ of n t, 30121
Niguel Road, Laguna Niguel. . . . ·-HH ths&lH Bue-. CllrlstiH
·wome.'s Cllb will have a Christmas
luncheon and program at 11 :45 a.m.
Wednesday at Players Restaurant, 1-1+1-f-New~t;-foumain Valley:" • • • An Advent/Chns\mas Retreat Day
for separated and dl'-orced people
wall be held at I 0 a. m. Dec-. 18 at St.
Joseph Motherhouse Chapel in Or-
ange. · • -
For more 1nformauon. call 974. 7120. • • • Nev. members wall be rettived
unda) at Good ~l*trcl Ludle.ru
Claareb, 4800 In me Center Dnve.
lnine
• • • • South Cou nty Youth Shelter will be
discussed b) a represen tative at the
10:30 a.m. meeting Sunday at the
UDilllrian U.niversa.ll1t FellowaMp, ...
429 C) press Drive, Laguna Beach.
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-~new era dawns between Church -~~ . ...
Mexicoilnd Catholic Church
MEXI CO CITY (AP)-President Carlos Salinas de Gonari's has inaugurated a new era in government relations with Mexico·s Roman Catholic Church, but his
move has been denounced by the political opposition as a
.. firm step backwards." ·
In a first for post-revolutiQl)ary Mexico. Roman
Catholic leaders were invited to attend Salinas' own
presidenlTa inauguration on nee. I. The president called
for a .. modernization" in church-state relations during his
inaugural address. A modem state must accept .. its relationships w11h
political parties. with labor unions. with business groops.
with the church," Salinas declared.
applauded Salinas" remarks as an offer to improve
relations.
Monsignor Felipe Hernandez. spokesman for the
Mexican church. told the Mexico Csty newspaper La
Jomada that Salinas" invitation to church leaders lo
attend the inauguration was .. unusual for the mOdetn
history of the count.ni." ' .. We on't Intend to wage politics from the pulpit. or
convert ourselves into candidates for popular eltttton.
but we do intend to obtain our right to ex-emse our vote as
the Mexican cattzens that we are," Hernandez said in the
interview published Wednesday. Helen Reddy entertains
source of
charity:
funds
W;titt11V(J TON TAPI -
Church.es are ga101ns in numbers
wh.lle prov1dJ.n& ..a.. yitaLso.u.rcc._ of
chantable fu ods and volunteer ac-
t1v1t1es. according to a study that says
religious congregations devote nearly
half the money the> receive to
chantable use. Mexican leaders who emerged from the 191 0-1921
revolution identified the church with conservative forces
and closed churches and seminaries. stripped priests of
1heir ciJizenship and exiled them.
The _government. monopolized by the Institutional
Revolutionary Pany since 1929, still considers itself part of the revolution and formally maintains a stnct
separatton of church and state.
Hernandez said a dialogue between the church and
government on a ranie of issues -includin' formal recognition of the Vatican and the repeal of a nu-clerical laws_:. should be conducted in public ... We have nothing ·
to hide," he said. .
But Salinas· gesture ignited a stormy debate Tuesday
between members of the ruling pany and oppos11ion
deputies Ul the lower house of the Mexican congress.
Senntlee pop •tar Belen Reddy. left, pme8 with Dr. Peay
Bueett. senior mlnlater of tbe HuntlJllton Beach Ch arc Ii of
ReJJclou Science. · The stush. ~From Behef to Com-m1 t ment. • says churches surpass •
foundations and corporations as
fi nancial resources for charities.
Mexican law forbids churches to own propeny. bars
church-run schools and forbids clei:gy to vote, ~n1cipa1e
in poriiics o-r nold office. ¥exTco has no diplomatic
relations with the Vatican.
Guillermo Jimenez Morales. leader of the PRI
faction in the Chamber of Deputies. defended the clencs· ·
presence at the ioauguration. "It in no way violated the Constitution since the prelates were inv11ed in their capacity as nationals who
belong to .society and the people of Mexico." J1mene,z
Morales said.
In practice, however, bolh government and church
ignore many aspects of the law. Mexico remains an
overwhelmingly Catholic nation. wuh an estirnated 90 percent o,.1ts 82 m1ll1on people among the fa11hful .
Cou ntered depul) Francisco On az of the opposauon
Popular Socialist Party. ..There as no need for the
fovernment to establish any relationship with the church
t would be a firm step backwards. a Jump backwards
across two ceJAtunes." he said.
Roman Catholic leaders have spoken out more
openly over the past year on politics: corruption in
government and other -national affairs. and they
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A• OAILV PILOT/ Sa'urday, o.c.n"lber 10, 1989 .
Mclgic of '~oats' story still alive
12.years after successful miniseries.
contrived episode 'The Gift' impressive
By BOB WISEHART
-.c11•1 .............
It'~ no small tribute to the stayrng
power of "Roots" that it resonates
down all the years to work its magic
on "Roots: The Gin."
With a story featuring two of the
most popular characters from the
"Roots" miniseries almost 12 years
ago -Kunta Ktnte (LeVar Burton)
and Fiddler (Lou Gossett Jr.) -"Roo~s: The CiR" is a contrivance
that should not work. but does. Airin&
~ on A:Be. It co:srn ( ~::7.i;~~"f (Hawk tn .. Spenser: For Hire"), Kate Mulgrew. Shaun
Cassidy and Michael Learned.
The movie opens with an essay
from the stem. professorial Alex
Haley about the beginnings of the
underground railroad in the late
1700s. a syste·m of hideouts. safe
houses and daring people who smug-
gled slaves to the North and freedom.
• From there. ll flashes back to one of
the most powerful scenes in .. Roots."
where Kunta is strung up and lashed
by a slave overseer (\he late Vic
Morrow) who's determined to break
Kunta's spirit and force him to say his
slave name: Toby.
Retelling the story
When Kunta finally cracks. Fid-
dler. a wily old slave who's turned
survival in thewltite man~sworld into
an an. gathers the bloody young man
in his arms· and weeps: "What do you
care what that white man call you!
Make you say 'Tqby. '».'hat you care?
You know who you be -Kunta -
that's who you always be. Kunta
Kinte. There goin' to be another day!'
There goin' to be another d.ay!"
Openina with "Roots" author Hate~. then following up with that
heanbreakin scene ~ µtrok~ of
genius, ause tllatu1lds a direct
link from the miniseries to the
.television movie and gives "RoolS:
The Gift" a kind of emotional
legitimac¥ it wouldn't otherwise
have. • .
. From there, I wa.s ready to forgiv,e
Just about anything. Fortunately.
there isn't much to forgive.
After the whipping scene. "Roots:
The Gift" flashes forward several
years to Spotsylvania County. Va .. in
1775. Fiddler~ d Kunta are out with a work party en they unexpectedly
meet Cletus oyer (Brooks). "a free
man of color'twith the papers to
prove it, a re arkable sight in a
section of the untry where a free
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black man miaht as well be lrom
another ~net.
Moyer 1 freedom doesn't last lo!'f-
He is captured 11 a result of has
involvement with the Underp'ound
Railroad. which indirectly le8ds to
Kuntaand F~rbecominapu1of1
scheme to am several slaves out
of\hc area, ai by the free-thinking
son (Cassidy) of 1 plantation owner.
If nothinaelse, .. Roots: TheGift'\is
a reminder of just how fine an actor
Gossett is when he works at it and has
something to work with. Since
"Roots," his career has bounced up
and down. from 1 supportina-actor
Oscar for "t\n Officer and a Gentl~
man," a character that couldn't be
funhcr ~<L.fliktler o the
perfectly ridiculous series .. The
Powers of Matthew Star" as SC()Ond
banana to a teen-ager from another
planet. . -r remember a lunch interview with
Gossett several years aao in the
commissary at the studio complex
wfl'ere "Matthew Star" was shot,
where I listened to the.actor admit
that the show was junk and he wuin
it strictly for the money.
There's nothing wrong with that.
necessarily. except Gossett is too
good to go slumming as of\cn as he
does.
Getting back to the. movie, Fiddler
has never been anything but a slave.
and the concept of personal freedom
is so foreaan that it scares him. The
harder Kunta pusha. the more
fearf\11Fiddler11 until he finally cries. ··1 don•t know how to be no free
niaer!" ·
Xunta was once a freeman himself,
so at least he has an i~I to aspire to.
That makes Fiddler. and not Kunta.
the truly courqeous man because
real courqc isn't fearlessness, i(•
overcomina fear. The only roufh spots come when
the movie apphes the standards of
today to the past. Kunta, for instance,
is much too defiant. Apy slave this
Dhysically agressive wouldn't last
lone-Mularew's character -she
lee<ts a aana that captures escaped
slaves -is simpl~ absurd and rine.
IDseltOm \fiC1iht 5cene. - -
··Roots: The Gift .. worked best for
me as a reminder that "Roots" r,eally
was as powerful and rare . an ex-
perience as I remember and not the mfla~ed product of hype and exag-
geratton ~Y memory.
From the first few notes of the
theme - a variation on Quincy
Jones' original theme, still re-
markably evocative -I was trans-
ported back to those eight con-
secutive nia,hts starting Jan. 23. 1977.
So many different elements came
together to enable" Roots" to en thrall
a nation that I don't think magic is too
strong a word to describe it. To be
reminded of it is a pleasure.
"'~
Loal• Oouett Jr •• Le Var Barton are reunited lo "Root.: The
GUt, •• a Chrt.tmu •peclal Urlq ~unday on ABC.
TV series should Jc.Dow Wben to quit
By 808 WISEHART
llllCI 11t I ............
TV series, like household guests.
can stay too long and wear out their
welcome.
When a guest linger:s. the hosts can
yawn until their jaws crack and hope
the hint is noticed. NBC. CBS and
ABC take direct action: they throw
the lout o uL
Every year, a few veteran series are
unceremoniously stuffed into a trash
bag and left at the curb, while otheri
leave voluntarily with dignity intact.
Three have already announced that
this is their last season and a few
others arc on the cusp.
• .. Family Tics": A comedy that at
one time was as good as anything on
the air as Michael J. Fox's seven-year
metamorphosis saw him change from
a goofy, round-faced kid to an
assured, confident actor and bona
fide movie star.
With almost everyone in the show
eager to move on, the end is volon-
ta[)'. Eox wjU make mof.c films whik
Meredith Baxtcr-Bjmcy returns t-0
her pre-·· family Tics" career of TV-
movies and mini-series.
The losers arc Michael GrOJ.S
(Michael Keaton). who never got the
credit he deserved for.the show, and
Justine Batetnan. a bright kid who
j ust couldn't set untracked and on the
way to_anythmg else. Her film debut,
"Satisfaction." might just as well
have never histed.
•"Murder, She Wrote": Angela
Lansbury walks awal' from the popu-
lar mystery series wnh the financial ~u~t:t she wanted when she walked
tnto 1t five years ago. . .
The 63-year-old actress seems to
have played her career backward. In
her 20s and 30s, she w1;5 a character
actress who looked Jl\UCh older than
her years. Jn her 40s, when most
actresses tum to character pans. she
was a Broadway musical comedy s~r.
In her 60s. she earned a drama senes
by -herself, a grind t~at exhausts
people half her age.
A good example of the st~angc
twists and turns of her professional
life is her role in "The'Manchurian
Candidate," the 1962 political thriller
pulled.out of circulation as a result of
the Kennedy assassination and only
recently restored. In a genuinely
frightening performance. LansbUfY
played the mother of assassin
Laurence Harvey. who was only three
years her iunior.
Look for the actress to do a
Raymono Burr("Pel'[Y Mason") turn
and do two or three "Murder. She
Wrote" TV-movies a year.
•"Miami Vice,.: When this one
premiered Sept. 16. 1984, it was
unlike .anything TV ~ad ever sce.n.
from its clothes to its cars to its
cooler-than-thou attitude. it was a
richly textured show-cr:cated seeming-
ly out of thin air.
Don John!.On. Philip Mi~hael
Thomas: Looking for work soon?
But Michael Mann. the show's
creative force. took a temporary leave
at the start of the second season to
make the film "Manhun.ter," and
"Miami Vice" lost50mething it never
repined even wiih Mann's return.
The series supposedly will end this
season with a two-flour movie.
. Give credit to Don Johnson. who
saw his chance. arabbed it with both
hands and pot all the good there was
togetouto it. Before "Miami Vice,"
the 38-year-old actor wasn't suc<:ess-
ful enough even to be considered
washed up. Thou&h his album's
reviews were bener than its sales. and
I . • his movie, "Sweet Hearts Dance," . Newhart will be 60 years old next
didn't do much business, he's ,still a year and with two hit series he has all
force to be reckoned with. the money he'll ever need. Look for
Edward James Olmos. the brood-CBS to try to do something with
ing, Zen-like police lieutenant Martin Larry. Darryl and Darryl.
Castillo. has already proved himself ... Moonlighting": Compared to
on stage ("Zoot Suit") and film the s~edy nameout of this show.
("Stand and Deliver"). so his future is "Miami Vice'· might as well be
assured. -Stonehenge.
But what can you say about a poor After sluging ;t out with the
twinkiike Philip Michael Thomas1 a temperamental Cybm Shepherd for
classic example of how to blo~ 1t? three years. "Moonlighting" creator
Next year ne d better get acquainted Glenn Gordon Caron waJked away to
with income averaging. make movies. the worst possible news
•"Cheers": Hard to believe this for a show already in trouble, because
show is in its seventh year. isn't it? it was Caron who gave "Moon-
That's a long time. by any standard. li&hting.. its snap. Without him.
On TV. it's eternity. SFiepherd and Bruce Willis are a
The key to whether "Cheers" sticks couple of knuckleheads who couldn't
around one more year is Ted Danson. hold up their end of a conversation
who makes waffiingsounds whenever with a squash.
the subject comes up. I'm bening that even the scnes
With the success of .. Three Men staunchest fans are tired of its self-
and a Baby.·· Danson nailed down the indulgent ways, and by season's end
film success that eluded him through ABC will decide that it has put up
roles as WilHam Hur\'s pier-dancing with these shenanigans long enough.
pal in .. Body Heat," a ghoul in
"Crccpshow," Howie Mandel's side-
kick in "A Fine Mess" and the
philandering husband in "Just Be-
tween Friends ...
Except for Kirstie Alley -who's
the reason L Qanson is enjoying
"Cheers:· again (Shelley Long's
prima-donna ways drove him and
everybody else on the show up a wall)
-the rest of the cast better hope he Nc,w YORK (AP) A t T Th --"" h h Da I;.' -c or om stays. e y n=u t '" s ow: nson Cruise sa)s working with veteran
Cruise· lauds
experience
witP 'greats'
and ~Uey don't. actors such as P.aul f:'1ewman and
• .. Newhart .. : TV's beige Dustin Hoffman is a learning ex-
eminence, Bob Newhan, will either perience.
wrap it up this season or CBS will "What you get from great actors
wrap it up for him. like-Newman and Hoffman is where The show's ratings arc lousy and ' -· d h t t while "Newhart" still has its mo-to iocus yO"IJr energies an w a o worry about and what not to worry ments. they are much less frequent about." Cruise said ... Because as a
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87 LYNDA llllUICll farm. rthcved \ba\ her ""ounds art suPtrficl&I. \O Re"•'' Wilmm, abu\ Mindy's ckc1110ft
•• • ...., CllQ.NI-* t:--· ... _. ANOTBD wd.t& Felicia ha ,0 Tom and Matt0 ltam lha\ Glenn i$ an 10 marry Will. ohnny bnnp tht It· -• • _..: ...--s unalt to Match about her Slep(alher, No&la Qr.dy, 1atnt with lhe crime commiuion. Rod cul)trat1n1 Blake to htS bomt. / teconcilc wtlh T,.YIS II dashed wheft lht and laltt pmcndl 10 invue Na.II 10 spend finds out \hal Cal is his father. Beau is wt • • • leans lie has amnnia. When Barbara ltts Chri11mas with them. Rachel and her son to IO on a ronrtrt tour. Lisa's former LOVING: Stacey and Jack calmly dis. Laura CfOI& the llrett alofte. tnlltd'I Manbew reconcile. Falliftl ..-., in huibtnd. Grant. rttums to Oakdale. cuss tM1r divorce and tht baby'• ~l&te.
"rikcs: the child 11 killed by a car driven by Vicky's atml. Jamie murmun Lii's Trucker moves into the IMdows before
the drunken Josh. Bluy comfona Cecily, name. ~ needs WflC"Y to remove BOLD AND a£.AlhJFUL: Clarke is Gwyn SttS him. Tnsha auum G~n lht
who blames hcnelf for lctllftl Jotll Fl tear tiuue if lht i1 ever to bear children. upset that Maraot plans to stay et has ola« "no lonaerromanhcally en1em\ed in Jtff.
behind the wheel. Laura'sC!fPn•areaivcn , Jake arpes with hi1 bouand i1 fimt. Iris until she hHthe blbyand thll he will have Clay pro.11u1ts Ava that he will stay ••Y
toadonortlank. Tom1ell1 Barbara hi does ie,miAmandaand Samona videodltina to sittp on the couch. Carohnc refuses to from q ypt Aware that Ric~ knows she
·not blame her. but he 1• noticeably pullina project. John askaJason tocaJI Sharlene 10 beheve that Ridge loves Brooke. Step. srole money 10 cover 1 pmbhn1 debt 111
t.ck from the woman he loves u he tries up&lin lhal he can't keep their dale. but hanie advises her 10 keep calm aboui London,Juhel knowsshe will have to11ve
to help Brooke cope with their dluahter'1 Jason never places the call. Jake-· 1 ,·ob Ridae and Brooke and 10 remember thal in to h1sdem1nd that she C!ome on to Jack. death, M1risu 111um Natalie the fild no 11 Video Match. , ...... Thorne, not Ridac. 15 Caroline's husband. Eaypt plans to ,ct beck the only man she
ulterior motive for icllina Jeremy they • • ~ Disco"mna the bugina device. Nick and has c"er loved -Alex. Clay and Ava are
have a 16-year~ SOI\, David, livina in .U THE WORLD TURNI: Lila must Donn• prepare 10 turn the tables 011 their dehptcd wi1h their baby. but Clay i1 not
London, whom M1riM1 describes u 1 stay in Botton with Casey's family until electronic eavesdropper. Furious thal happy about Ava's ckc15ion to name the
handsome, serious-minded loner, just like her blby is born. Ellie is attncled to Crai& Stephanie was forced 10 sPtnd the night in infant Cabot. and wooden whether she
his father. Jeremy wants to meet him. and and K.ir\. Lilith makts Duncan jeaJous of · ·1 E · h B .. loves him or the Alden name. Ava is Marissa auures 1he boy that lhe will tell Hank. With'Jattd on the fOlld to recovery. Jal ' nc vows '0 'f'.ev.en wn ur .. c. irritated when 01y 'ugcsts they mo"e
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Jeremy everythiftl after the two meet. Iva decides to suy with him until he can DAYS OF OUR UVES: Shane and out of the Alden mansion. Rick shps vials
Julie informs EJlen. Ross and Mart tMt, lake care of himaelf. Lilith'sDlot to kill Kimberley learn that Drew is not dead, of 1llepl drup 1n10 Jack's coai pocket.·· ~te their fe&l'LlbcjnacMs 10 marry1-SiSl>IM1UDUIDOll~-.l&li11A4d.-f1R11jMelM~9'~ .... -IM ....... ~he-fliitlfllf-t1nurr7-'&1DKdi-u•bc1C¥Y..!bn~Afll ...... IWl4'1A ..... Mdl ...... ieletft~na TnsM'ndcmny; Trockerlttls-u.__.......;..-.. ....
pronto. Nico.Tad and Remy arpe propnses as~ ,cts his fi.,-prints on a su,.ery. As Drew hnacn bctWttn hfe and used but 1s unable to Jubduc tus fcellnp O"cr the best way 10 keep Julie safe frOm letter opener with which she plans 10 stab death, Shane prays for his twin. Anjelica · for her. •
Creed. Palm~r'sdoclortellshjm his health SiuJ!ll'On. Duncan finds Shannon just flaunts her mamase to Neil 111 fron1 ofa • • £: prevents him from rctuminc to the woR •fie; ~ne has bttn stabbed by Lilith. •nd is venacful Victor. Finding a wounded man ONE LIFE TO UV · Steve dies when 11 the side ofa road. Pa1ch takes hirit 10 his the bomb in lhc wcdd1n& ~kc explodes._
old rQOm 1n the Shcnanilans ba5ement. leav1n1 Brenda and M~ heanbrokcn.
Adnenne 1s cauaht 10 the deadly traP-thlll Gabnclle insists that Frazier tell her the
Justin set for Em1ho. Still re;cling from the truth about Etcma or she will reveal that
hes Shane told her. Kim decides 10 head she .1s wnung an expose about Michael.
for Chicago 111 an al tempt to deal with her V1k1 Ines unsucccs:sfull) to recall where an r she met R~r. A crazed Ursula Holds
gc · • • • Sarah and V1k1 hostaae. Max 1s unable 10 GENERAL HOSPITAL: Jake leaves IWO &el a plane 10 ny Sieve's body back home
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envelOPtS for Bobbie. one containing to Texas. and he 1s stunned by Asa's offer,
divorce pal)trs. 1he other a one-way ticket to make theamnacments. Max learns that ----------------------------10 Uruguily. When Bobbie decides 10 end Megan 1s pregnant.
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6."lalW I Love YOtJI Wav·Fr~rd ~· Wl• to Power tEPlcl 7."I Oon'I want Yo.x t.ove•• Duran Duran CCaPltotl l."How Can I FaW' lrffllle CUM)
'·"Welcome to ·Ille Juntll" °""' n• ROSft . (Geffen)
S."Slltlouetl•" Kennv G. (~r~te)
6.''Loott AYln" ChicffO (""'I") 7.''Turn ladt Ille Clocll" JonMv Harn Jan
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l."How can I Fall?'• lrNllle (~M) t."Kiuino a Fool" Gtor.. Mlchael (Col·
um«lia) 10."I Remember HOldlno You" eovs Club (MCA)
11.''Plece of Paradise'' PM (Waf'Mr 8rM.)
12.'' As Lone As You Folow" Fleelwood MK (W•rner Bros.> 13.''Tll 1 Loveo You" Barbra Strelsencl &. Don Jotmon ( C °"'1nbla) 14."Pul a Llllle Love In Yow Heart" A Lennox &. A. Green (A&.MI IS."Cran In Love" Kim Carnes (MCAI 10."Walk On Walat" Eddie MoMv (Cotumolal
11."Tlle Proml.e'' Wiien In !tome (Vlr91n1 12."Two Meerts" Phll Collins (Atlanllc:I
13."ln Your Room" lantlft CColumtllal 14."Flnllll Whal Ya Sterted" Van Helin
-l~Y-l..oll " t.11111« Vanclf061 (Epic~ 17."Forevlf Youno" Roel s1-w1 (Warner
(Warner lros.) lS."oOn'I R~ll Me" Ta~ Oavne CArlS11l 16."Sllv In Ille HOUie of &,:ove" Was Nol was cc11rvsa1111 17."1 Rernemtler Holdl119 You" 8ovi Clllll (~A) "ll.''Slllouelte" l<annv G. (Arista> 19."Eartv In Ille Mornlne" RCIOlrt Palm« (EMI) 20."Smooth Crimin.ti" Mkhael JKkSOfl CE1>lcl
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lo.Hefti S."New Jenev" eon Jovl (Mefcurvl 6. "HYtltf'la" Def lAOMrd (MefCIK'f) 7."0oll'I ... Cruet" lotll>y l rown tMCAI L''Trave411111 W1"""""" Tra\lellne W~vs
(WilbuN) t.''Slltloue"e'' l(enny G. CArl11a> 10."0oen UP al!d S.V AM" Polson (Enf9mal 11. "Tiii I Loved You" larbta Streisand
(Columbia) 12."Anv Love" t.ulhtf' v1nc1rou <El>k:l 13."Graen" It.EM. (Warner lrOI.) 14."Falll'I" Gtor .. Mictiaet (COIUrTll>fa) IS."Lont COIO Wll'lter" Cinder ... (Merc:urvl
16.''Delbre SOul'ld of ~ .. Pink Flovd (ColumOlal 17."lteedl For Ille S.v" Rall (Atlan1ic)
II.'' Al!Wflcan Dream" Crosov. SllHs, Nash&.
Y0\1119 (Allanllcl
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· COUNTTtY SINGLIS l."A Tll'ldlr Lt." Rn11ets HMrl (MCA) 2.''Wl'len You Sav Notlllno Al AN" l(ellll
Wl'llllev (RCAJ 3.''Love Hell>I Tl'IOM" PaulOverslrMI (MTM)
4."Hold Mtf•• K.T. <>Min (RCA) . S. "Chante of Heart" Tiie Judds tltCA·Curt:i)
6.''Mlma Knows" Sftenandoall (Columbia) 7."We M\1$1 le Ooln' Somethln' lt'91'11" Edelle RallCllll tRCAI
I. "Siii's Craiv For Le.vino" Rodnev Crowell (Cotumblal
f.''LOM Shol" lalllle and IN 8ovs (RCA) 10."Blue Sida.of Town" Patty L1>1111Hs CMCAI 14."Mv lat>v's <>-" Sa'-v« lrown (CaPitoll 12."0eecaer Than tl'll HOlllf" lland'f Travis lWaf'ner ltos.) 13."AD the RHSOllS Wh'i" 1!110l\Wl \I 101 (Warner 8"ot.l 14."lf Vou Ain't t.ovln"' G_. .. Strall CMCAI IS. "SPanilh E vn " W illle Ne!IOl'I ( C Olutnella I 16."Hold On ;.. Little Lonotr" Sieve Wariner (MCA) 11.''Let's Get Slarled II We're Gome Break Mv HHrt" Slatler l!lro1. CMttf'curvl 11."l urnln' a Hole in Mv Hurl" Ski• Ewlne
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'Highway to Heaven '
reaches end of road
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Michael
Landon took his final trip on the
"Highway to Heaven" as the NBC
show completed its last dayoffilming
after five seasons.
The film crew on the show has been
with Landon for nearly 30 years. The
crew. which began working with him
on "Bonanza" in 1959. also worked
with him on "Little House on the
Prairie" and "Father Murphy."
"It's sad after every show ends."
Landon said. "But this is ltke another
hiatus. I'm sure we'll all be back
t<>eether agai.~ soon. We're the best
untt in town.
Landon stars in "Highway to
Heaven" as an angel whose good
works arc assisted by an ex-police-
man played by Victor French. The
show's I OOth episode was telecast
Wednesday. The final episode will be
aired early next year.
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her mamaae 10 Jake. Lucy. fearing that , •.' • • Bobbie andl=ony will get t~thcr. tries to RYANS HOP E: Nancy fends o~ Ro~s
reunite Bobbie and Gregory. Learning that overzealous adv~nces. Nancy decides 10
Felicia's ship will dock 1n Sydney. Colton prcs:schargcsagams1 RC?b. John dreams he
decides 10 meet her a1 the pier. Tiffany finds Nancy and Be~ in bed and ~hoots senses 1hat Cheryl 15 tom between her thcm . .M.aeve helps Siobhan deal with her
fcehnp for Rohen. who has shui her oui. tonnef!llng thou&hts .or Joe. Awa~ that
and Julian. Victortells Dimitra he realizes Kevin is blck11 J{yan s bar to act Neil ~ut.
she plotted against OllVla because she did Maeve Sllll welcomes her ~Id battendmg
not w1n1 Victor to have to do the deed fnend back home. Manaaina to escal)t
himself. Victor promises to be a good Rob after he abducts her. Ott calls Roger.
City's support sough:t
for new Irvine Theater
father to 01110 1f he ever gets 1~ chantt. who goes after Ro~.• .;. .
Chet tells Terry he could contract Hunt· SANTA BARBARA: Scott 1s ehgh1ed to
ington's chorea. a hereditary disease that find'lln cxl)tn to 1cs11fy I hat the toxic levels
could be passed on to any son he and Terry at lhcCapweJI 011 np were h1&h enooah 10
m1&h1 have. Terry vows to suck by Chet be camnoaenic. After malting fo,e,
and assures him she 1s not yet ready for Michael and Juh1 agrcc 11 can ne,er
mamage or children. Arielle is unaware happen again. Soph11 tells C.C. bis
that a mystenous man 1s followin1 her for m"ol11cment m the 011 ng problems has led
her pro1cc11on. Ashton IS furious when he her 10 decide not 10 remarry him
spotsAnelle ""'earing an emerald ncckla~. ~!though the M"or has been arrested for
Mr. Callaban. the ne~ head of the WSB. the Santa Barbara rapes. Cruz 1s no1
contacts Roben on his latest assignment. ~na1n he 1s guilty. The bishop suaests 10
GUIDING LIGHT~ Disappointed when Michael that he may need to leave the
dental x-rays do not prove that Sonni 1s pncsthood. • •
Sohta, Josh rcalr1cs he must be clever to YOUNG AND RESTLESS: .Leanna and gel her to reveal her identity. Fletcher \l.ic1ors lo\emaking 1s wonderful. St~
reluctantly agrees to help Meredith keep it hcn's~eath at the hands ofa 1un-w1cld1ng
a sccre1 that Philip 1s her baby·s father and dn.ag addict means that Leanna will not
to help pin the deed on someone else. have 10 1ell Victor she wrote 1he lund
Rusty, Ross and Josh arc amazed when biography of him. ~shley 1s heartbroken
Solita lets them see who she really is and by Stcphen·s death. Jill wants Chase 10
shows total lack of concern aboui the find out all he can about Nina. Cassie revelau~n. Alan is delighted when he plans to divorce Georae. Getuns hold ofa
views a porno tape which features Sonni. knife. Brad 1htca1cns 10 kill Lisa 1fshc docs
and he plans 10 use 1he tape to Jct whatever not free him. but she calls his bluff. since if
he wants Prom her. Mindy refuses to hstcn she IS dead he will ne"cr be free.
•aw WATlll (R) 11:61:61"45-
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The Irvine Theater OpcratinJ Co.
remains optimistic that plans for its
multi--purposc arts facility-wrll
proceed. despite construction bids
co.ming in higher than the S J2J
million funding level set wo ~ears
ago. --
T he lowest of nine cons1ruct1on-
b'ds received in November was$ t 4.4
milhoo. rep~nting S 13.2 m1lhon
for construction of the 750-seat main
haU, lobby and back.st.age suppon
areas and S 1.2 million for a studio
theater/rehearsal half and adminis-
trative offices. The studio theater and
offices will be deferred from the
miti:al-scopn>fthc proJ~l
An additional S4.4 million 1s
required for architectural and cng1-
neenng fees,. construction manafe·
ment and-l>wncr..Jup~cd equip-
ment. plus a 9 percent contingency
fund. raising the total project cost to
S 17.6 million. according to Irvine
Theater gnecral manager Douglas C.
Rankin.
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To complete tfie funding picture.
the ctty of Irvine will be asked
Tuesday to join the operating com-
pany and UC I in sharing the $5.4
m1lhon difference among the three
partners. The campaign has raised
SI .S mllhon 10 date. .
"The university and the operating
company have moved swiftly and
dcctS1vcly... said Richard G . Sim,
chairman of the Irvine Theater board
of d1rttton. ·~T1\e tna p'ece o e
solutton 1s for the City Cou.ncil to
augment fund mg and to award lhc
construcuon contract to the low
bidder."
Sim added that pul:>lfc suppon is
urged at l:ucsday's meeting. Con ..
s1ruct1on bids prcv«>usly submitted
expire Dec. 26.
The city. througll municipal bonds,
already has allocated $9.5 million
toward the twoal project construction
coSLS. In addition to its $1.8 million
commitment. UCI has provided the
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Al Orange Coast DAILY PILOT I Saturday. December 10, 1988
William and Willa Dean Lyon with Jeanne
and DaYld Tappan.
By VIDA DEAN
Ol._0.-, .... Slaft
The pan) was a .... ork of an itself as
Orange County took another giant
step into the world of culture Thurs·
day night -or. more accurately. it
was blown there.
Despite the winds which dcstrO)Cd
plansfora big tent show on Tlie sife of
the new Newport Harbor An Mu·
seum, quick. thinking and the ability
to improvise overcame last minute,
obstacles. and a lavish affair unveiled
at the Fluor Corp. cafeteria in Irvine .
.. I was at the tent every hour this
morning hoping the wrnd would die
down as the Coast Guard ""as
promising. but at I when lights fell
from the top of the tent, I knew we had
to move." said chairwoman Judy
Hemley .
.. I called all of the hotels .... the>
were busy .... there was not enough
room at the museum." added
Hemley. David Tappan, honorary
dinner chairman. and Fluor CEO.
reached at a meeting an San Fran-
cisco, saved the da)' and o1'fered the
cafeteria and personnel. (Tappan
managed to get back in time for the pany.y ,
So the co mmittee had a couple of
hours to set up and contact 550 people
to notify them of the change.
Patrons of the ans ""ere out 1n their
usual splendor to mix and mingle in
the company cafeteria before being
wined and dined. (they pat1entl}
accepted the late scn·1ce in good
spirits.)
/\mong th~ first to amve for the
social hour "as Donald Brea, the
Irvine Co. chairman. "ho pledged the
site for the museum He mingled "1th
DaYld Stephen• and Judy
Hemley.
the crowd which 1s mee11ng his
challenge ofra1srng money 10 finance
the museum construction.
(According to NHAM board presi-
dent Rogae Hemley, SI 0 million has
been raised and $30 m1ll1on more is
needed.) .
Bren recalled when the museum
site was a popular dn ve·tn restaurant.
and the guest speaker Frank Hodsoll.
chairman of the Natio nal Endow-
ment for the Ans from Washington
said he remembered 1he dm·e-in. He
had gro-....n up 1n Los Angeles.
Arch1iect Ren10 Piano, who cur-
rent!)' lives in Paris. was al the part}.
He said his plans should be ready b~
tht< end of next )e'ar and th'C museum
should be read)" b:r 1911~.
The formal din11er catered b' Hem1n~wa\ ·'i was soonsored b' th e
Architect Renao Plano and
Frank Hocboll.
New York Times and as guests left
each one rece1 ved a tote bag and a
Thursday ed111on of the T imes. The
pany should raise about $1 20,000 -
reservations were S 125 per person.
The committee members who gave
TV L ,-.
Complete televlalon lletlnp In lunclaf'• TY Piiot
BRIDGE
By CHARLES GOREN
ud OMAR SBARIF
their all -managed to get the round
cloths on the square tables. lug in 55
tall centerpieces made b member
Linda Ott and do all of the other
details - included Susan Bartlett,
Joa.a Beall, ADii and Mary Blake,
Aurora BrandeJJI, Aolle Capi11i, E.G.
Claambertaia~·Betty Col•cci, Pew Q.l -Both vulnerable, as South you Cotton, Eileen DeSaatis, Nora Lebmaa, Ruby Lloyd, Jady HurndalJ, hold:
~allerlias
about 'Call
angup .
waiting'
MarJJyn Lyncb and Sbona Maanlag. • 32 \J A1093 <> A65 + AQ13
Others were Jo McLain, Mlcllael The bidding has proceeded:
Pt"rktlrr,Betty IUewsoa;-DiDa Viii" or1li ""Eiit Soufll -West
Burger, Georgene' Smith Sally J • Pass ?
Somers, Peggy Sprague and Betty What do you ~espond.? Steele. Q.2-Bo'th vulnerable, as South you
hold: + 32 \J A -~3 0 A65 • AQIJ
The bidding has proceeded:
Nor1h East Soutlt West
DEAR ANN LANDERS: After
-months-of being-put on "hold" have
dedded to write to yo u about what
has become my pet peeve. I'll bet it's
driving other people nuts. too.
"Call waiting" has become quite
popular in recent years. Its.primary
purpose is to ('nable people to receive
emergency calls while they arc talking
to someone else. 111 my opinion, too
Al•
-IMH1s
Iggie's lOnarrowsthegap I+ Put 2 + PUI
2 + Pus ?
What do you bid now?
many people use it to inflate their
egos and impress friends with how
popular they are.
\ Please, Ann. blast "call waiting"
out of the water. It makes a Jot of
~ople angry and is nothing more
than a convenience toy that enables
egomaniacs to be rude on a routme
basis. -DISCONNECTED AND
Q.3-Both vulnerable, as South you
hold:
tnes to join in as much as possible.
They almost always include her. but
sometimes she is left behind.
What huns m9st is that Molly
never gets an invitation to go to the
homes of her friends. She is left out of
all birthday. Halloween and
Christmas parties although her little
friends come to o ur home whenever
in\fited.
A big I 0 from · Iggie, Cheryl &
Friends inched them "1th1n nine
points of the lead. but time is running
out in Trivia Bowl XIII.
With four weeks remaining. Lolly
Ii Mariners El enJO\.S a comfonablc
TRIVIA BOWL
XIII STANDINGS
L.Ollv & M.llr·ner\ E 19
109\e C11ervl & Fr.encl\ 10
Pro·Am '11
Nllr>CV Prior 181
N.A R1cnera1 (7)'
Ric~ Warr>er (1 l
Jonn Ru1~11 &. Friena' 6
Lollle Roc:kv 1SJ
Mao Scral>llltr\ ISJ
HS
106
94
90
14 I
71
71
69 s
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TITUS
name of what character on "H 111
trcet Blues''"
3. Where does Snoop .. 's brother
'pike hvc in the comic strip Peanuts?
4. Identify the onl~ LI state to be
named after a hohda~.
5. The Kingston Tno did a takeoff
on the Tokens· h11 ··The Lion Sleeps
Tonight .. and called 11 .... hat.,
• lead. whale Nuicy Prior 1-;challeng1ng 6. Ho" man) bod1c-s did the old
Pro Am for third place ladies bur) in the basement in the
Welcome to the late-arr" ing Mad play·· A.rscn1c and Old Lace?"
Marlon Brando. James Dean, Mont-
gom('I)' Clift and Robert De Niro.
I 0. What two actors dove into the
water to rctrieve •the lost target i
"The Caine Mutin}.?"
Last Week's Answers
I. ··Catch 22" (Milo M1nderbinder)
2. Jimmy Durante (exit through
spot ltgh ts)
3. Gina (Dennis' Italian friend)
4. Will Rogers (''right track" hne) 5 "Time Out" (Bruhedc album)
6. "Light Up the Sky .. ("magic
time")
7. Cleveland Indians (Rapid Rob-
ert. udden Sam)
8. 28 (Liz' "Velvet" number)
9. "On Her Maje_sty's Secret Ser-vice .. (Lazenby as 007)
10. Goldblume. Bates and
Calatano promoted. Hunter demoted
("Hall Street .. changes)
+32 \JA1093 OA65 +AQIJ
The bidding has procCeded:
ortb Euc Soatll.. esJ
l • Paw 2-+ P .. 2 ... 3 \) , ..
3 + Pua ?
\Yh•t do you bid now?
Q.4-Neither vulnerable, as South
)'OU hold:
• 72 <7954 0 ICQ1095J +14
The bidding has proceeded:
Nor1h East So.tit West
1 • Dbl ?
What action do you taJce?
Q.S-As South, vulnerable, you
hold: •
+ 761 \J AKJ 0 954 + AQll
Partner opens the bidding with one
heart. What do you respond?
TURNED OFF IN POLAND. OHIO. -
DEAR TURNED OFF: A •reat
muy folks .Mre }'Mr H11timnt1
ud, la my eplatoa, yMr complaiat1
are valid. B•t "ere i1 uotller side.
.. Call waltlq" cu be a 1od1emd ID
case of u emer,eacy. ADd tit.la is tlte ,.rpose for wllld It was dnJped.
WMa It la •se4 as a device to take a
more appealtq can, die pel'Sff wllo
ltu bea lla•ae4 aside llas every
rtpttoJ••• ..... •p. ---,. ..
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I have a
disabled child. "Molly" was not bom
this way. but an accident left her
confined to a wheelchai r. She has a
wonderful disposition and never
complains. I am more devastated by
her lot in life than she seems to be.
Molly watches her friends play and
. 1:m .sure that Molly receives no
10v1tauons because the parents of her
friends arr afraid of being sued if
something should hippen to her on
their property .
Please, Ann. tell them . they are
wrong. Encourage them to include
our disabled youngsters. We will be
eternally grateful. -MONTREAL
HEART A.CHE.
DEAR MONTREAL: I see· a dlf·
fere•t p,..lem llere. Muy llomes
lteve ar~l&ec .. ral Mrrten. Slept ... ..,... • ...,._,,,make wlleel-
cMir attest a .,..lem. U Rid! II tile c.aee, Mal' reaMn, pleue .. Mme-
tllta1 .... 1 it. Call tile eMN's partllla
UNI .U.C..s po1slble ways to ltudle
die problem. Scrabblers, who checked m this -week 7. When the Chicago Cubs pla)ed
wnh five points Here's ~our nc\I their first game 'lindcr the lights at (Send your answers to Tm 1a. c/o Q.6-Both vulnerable, as South you
assignment: \.\ nglcy Field ..... hat ""as the result" the Daily Pilot. P 0. Box 1560. Costa hold:
Oedipus Rex has a walk-on in Mesa 92626. All entries must be • QJ9 Q AJ6 ¢ 'KJl52 •..;QJ
1. Addison DeWn1 wa~ a chatacter .... ha t Mel Brooks movie" received b) Wednesday. otherwise Partner o~s the biddin1 with one
in what movie'> 9 Name the onl) director to have half the player's last score will be no trump. What do you respond? '2. "Freemason·· .... as the middle workedwi th allfourofthescactors-awarded.) L Lr .... d Saday,Decemberll .:=:==::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=:::llf=::=::==::=::=:::=::==::::==::=:::=::=oo::=~::=o=r=an::=sw=e=r=s=o=n=m::=on~.=·~Y=·==:;'] BySYDNEYOMARR
, ARIES (March 21-April 19): Practical issues dominate. you'll be on more Thl. s Chr1· stmas solid emotional-financial ground. Individual associated with law, accounting ~f,.... will provide peninent information. Virao plays dynamic role.
th r t 0 great -<:ML TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Long-distance call relates to possible ere a e w NOD" I A 'ND~ joumey. domntic adju11men1. Gin is beins shipped. involves red tape, '.lU V J..l""). 'J.. possibly customs. You'll be "associated" with oerson who writes. publishes.
thl• ngs com1• ng to GEMINI (May 21-Junc 20): Look behind seenn, someone attempts to tell Decorative Metal ReAnishers you something via subtle clues. Emphasis on arcane literature, 1he occult,
material previously hidden. Discretion necessary.
SOUTH Co.AST PLAZA CANCER(June 21-July 22): Rnponsibility in<:.f?SCS. rclationship&f'OWS strona. che.llentc is presented-and involv'5 deadline. Spotlight on publicity,
law, reputation. marital status. Another Cancer plays role.
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Cust. Svc. Area
Christmas
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Main Mall
Quality
srnce 1930
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LEO(July 23-Au .. 22): Attempts to "stoP.you" will f11l. You'll reach more
people. travel offer is valid. your influence wdl be felt in many quarters. Focus
on creativity, initiative, romance. search .. Aries in picture. .
VIRGO (Aua. 23-Sept. 22): Imprint style, take nsks involvina creative
project. You arc aoina to win, scenario win hiahlifht discovery. oriainality.
1n1t11tive. ultimate profit. Youn• person plays dommant role.
UlllA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Family members "pull you" in different
directions. Play waitina pme, ~it lotic equal time with emotions. Means
protect your own interests, avoid\lnnecessary financial sacrifice. •
SCORPIO(Oct. 23-Nov. 21 ): Divcnify, ask questions, communt~~~with
one at a disuntt. lndividuaJ who recommends unique diet may be Ji~ but
abo miainformed. Know it, IC1 accordinaly. AnotMr-Scorpio prominent.
IAOm'AIUUI (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Be willina to tear down for ultimate
purpote of rcbuildina on more suitable structure. Financial dilemma will be
sol.ved -you have taken ~ steps.
CAPlllOOllN (Dec. 22.Jan. 19): Be rcac11 for chanee, travel. variety
"(A ·T. will' ak opponunity to put forth your needs. Romantte desires commend much of y ye m e v~ ~. tcenario. vou'll be reusured in connection with popu•nty. tecurity. love. J Uu.&~ AQVAJUU8(J1n. 20-Feb. 18): Family memf)er•ys. "I 1e:qu1etce, money
h Iida -• f in th11 cate i1 ~ ... Focus on lak or purcbatt of..._ houtehold item, 0 Ys S
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SATURDAY. DECEMBER 10. 1988 ..
Unbeaten Sea Kings wiil it all,
spank Valencia for CIJr crown:
. ..... ......... .,.,..... ......
llllle TulloYicb barlles around end for a ee•en-yard &aln
In Warrlora' 1ame Wltb Trabuco Hill• Jl'rlday niCbt.
TRABlJCO HI.LLs·
'FE>PS WARRIORS . .
FOR·TITLE, 34.:.14
By HOWARD L. RANDY Mission V1e10 High SFh<>ol before ....,,...c., ''' • 1 5.000 fans.
The Pacific Coast League retained Gibson put 1t 1n focus when he said:
possession of the Division VIII :·we self-destructed . But the big
Price passes tgers
si ly: l 7-7triumph
for,.Corona del Mar.
By KIRK WOLCOTI'
......... C.11 11• I
Prior to FridaLl_CLf _Qjvision_ V.
(001baOCham p10Mh Ip against Valen-
caa. Corona del
Mar High C~ch
Dave Holland lold
his players lo lry
and forget aboul
the significance of
the pme and jusl
IO oul and enjoy
lhemsclves. . ... Pll 11 1 1 The Sea K1 ngs
were unbeaten and in 1he cham-
pionship ,P.mc for the first lime.
Holland tJOinted out. and that was
better lhan· any_ team at Corona del
Mar had 'done before.
But his players weren't satisfied.
So. before acapaci1ycrowd of7,600at
Orange Coast College. the Sea Kings
established yet another first in a
season full offirsts.
Behind the passing of quarterback
Ty Price, Corona del Mar claimed its
first C IF football title in the school's
27-year history witt\ a come-from-
behind 17-7 vic1ory over the
previously unbeaten and defending
champion Valencia Tigers.
"The defense played well tonight.
· but Price was lhe sta r of the show."
Holland said'. as he was swarmed by a
flock of jubilant players and fans.
Price. who was swarmed all n1gh1
y the Vilcncia defense. was able to
scramble free for one of his better
passing perfotmanc.es all year. After.
struggling in lhe middle of the season.
Price came alive durings CdM's
stretch. run.
Agamst the Tigers. he connected on
13 of 17 passes for 228 yards and one
touchdo'!fn. His biggest pass came in
the third quarter, setting up the Sea
(Please see SEA IUNGS/84)
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CdM'• ctefenee pata the preuure on Valen-·
cla' running back Kevin Tbomu and
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(lmet) ..... lt ... Oft!' tM ...... .
~Cb, 0.Ye BolJancl, leta a Yictory doaie.
·'. football cham-difference tonight was the fact that
pionship Friday i.hey gave their quarterback protec-
night. . t1on and we d1dn't..ije ate us up v. 1th
Unfortunately his passing."
for Coach Rick Lowery had a big night. hitting on
Gibson's Wood-18 of3 I attempts for :?49 }ards and a
bridge Warriors. 1t i>atr of touchdowns. He kept from
wasn't his.club that getting sacked and released the ball
COh.en.inspires.CdM teammates
.., PIFllUII successfully de-quickly throughout the game. By RICHARD DONN
-fended the tttlc 8) self-destructing. Gibson v.as o..IY,...Cen•.-....
they won a year ago. rcfemng first to a fumble on the first '\t first. he v.asn·t sure"' hen. but he
the Trabuco Hills Mustangs. be-scrimmage play after the Mustangs knew he wanted to sa} 1t,
hind the passing of quancrback had taken the lead. I 0-7. on a 32-yard Then came halffime. his team was
David Lowery. proved beyond a fie ld goal b> Brent Roper in the first lo mg and Mickc) Cohen waned for
doubt they are •he class of the league . quarter and a 2-yard scamper b)' JUSl the nght moment.
and theClF Division VIII by handing Ch~d De Young at 5:20 of the second . "We·re at CD.l6t. this 1s our home
league co-champion Woodbridge a pcrrod. field .. Cohen said. sJanding up before
34-14 thumping Friday night at (Preaee aee W ARRJORS/83) his teammates 1n the locker room at . .
halfume ... We pla~ our best football
here."
Cohen ·s "ords. JUSl before the ~pla)ers bro~e for the.dOOl'. to begin the
second half. seemed to be the insp1ra-
uon the a Kini$ needed Frida}
nighL because 24 minutes later the~
"'ere hoottn' and hollenn' on the
pla)ground Cohen called home.
Pla}ing on }Our home field does
have its ad' antages. And Corona del pound tackle. This victor)' came from
Mar High. in fro nt ofa packed cro"'d many d1rect1ons.
at Orange Coast College. finall) took One was a 53-yard touchdown pass
heed to that i n the second half as the from CdM quarterback T)' Pn~ to ~a Kings erased a 7-6 halftime deficit Weston Johnson in the second quar-~
and poured on 11 th1rd-quane-r ter. ~b1ch made believers out of the
pornts to win the CIF D1v1sron \II Sea lbngs-wt.st~ rnovt
champ1onsti1 p. -• aa.amst an ex-_ t.be football ut the first IWt
tremel~ tough Valencia team·. .i\nothcr was a 64-yard pass lo John
c o. tt wasn•t all Cohen. a 6-2.'235-(Pleue eee COREN/IN)
. Seniors
cO-mplete
mission
Barons claiID.£1
~
..--...crown, 3_1-·2~~
By JOHN KENN ......... c .... ,. fl il
The victorious scene inside Foun-
tain Valley High"s locker room
provided the fitting conclusion to an
incredible football season.
While the bedlam that usually
accompanies a championship mo-
ment was taking place. Barons head
coach Mike Milner stood in · the
middle of the celebration and held up
a shirt. On it was simply: Fountain
Valley ... I 988 .•. CIF Champions.
Nothing more needed to be said.
A mission that began after the final
tick of the clock on Dec. 11 . 198 7.
ended with the final iick of the clock
Friday night, Dec. 9. The Fountain
Valley juniors of'87. who had vowed
to return -and win -the CIF
Division I final in'88. kept their
promise by handing the Lancers of
Bishor Amat at 3 1-24 setback before
I S.12 at Anaheim Stadium.
"I'm really happy for the kids.
esl".«ia.lly t&ae senior class." said
Mainer. "The coaching staff has
ridden their shoulders for two years,
.and they brouaht ·us into two CIF
championship games. Everything
we've asked of them. they've given
us." (Pleue eee SENIORS/IN)
Fountain Valley'• Keclrlc Powe, who
tu•becl for 85 yarcle on 24 carrlea and
0.,,..,._...,c:Mehrt
Kored a touchdown, moTea tbrou&h a blC
bole In the Blabop Alpat defenee.
Fountain Valley builds 24-3 halftime
advantage, holds on to top Bishop Amat·
By EOZJNTEL
°""Y ~ Cei I J I AiWi
Last )Car's tears "ere this )Car's
cheers. ~ Fountain Valle} f
High School. tv.1ce
runner-up rn the
Cl F finals in the
1980s. finall) v.on
the big one Fnda)
night as the Barons
bea1 Bishop .\mat. 1 ,
31 -:?4. for the ... ., I ITI On 1saon I cham-
p1onsh1p ~fore 1 ·.1:? I at .\nahetm
Stadium.
Quancrbacl. .. 03,1d Hcrug.an led
the Barons with hts on-field leader-
ship as much as an) thing, guiding
fountarn Valle' 10 a :?4-3 halftime
le.tad that JUSt did hold up .
Henigan. tv.o-t1mc unset League
Most Valuable Pla\t:r and this
season's CIF passing ·leader. pa scd
for 190 yards on 15-of. \ 9 passes and
tv.o touchdov. ns.
That seemed to pa~ 1n companson
to Bishop Amat's Bnan Harmon v. ho
passed for 347 )ards and thrte
touchdowns on 29-of-4Q pa sc
The difference then "'as in the
rushing game when: tht' Fountain
\talk) defense domrnalC'd. holding
the Lancers to minus-six net yards. ·
111. st took ~en1nrnrihe Foo
tam Valley defen~ could come up
·v. nh to hold on against Harmon and
his favonte re~1ver. Jeremy Sm 1th.
Bishop Amat. trailing 31-24. had
t)'le ball with JUSt more than two
minutes left and 88-yards away frorA
a potenuall> winning score.
But Fountam Valle~ ro~ up.
stopping the Lancers at their own 43.
It all SC(:med to make up for the
Ba rons' 11..() loss .in the chmpronship
to Fontana.
"Last ~~r v.e "ere CT)1ng and
hanging our heads and now th ts." said
Henigan, "Whal a con1rast:· ·
Indeed. T he Barons finished the
se~son "'ith a 12·2 record. Bishop
'\mat ended at I J-3.
Fountain Valle) scored on the
game's first scnes as Henigan hlt
Cool for a 3:?-~ ard touchdown pass to
cap a "'-'ard dn,c. Cook ran a
1mple fh pattern and beat dcfensavt
bad. Loren Cannon 1n sinale cov-
erage. Hen191n laid the pass perfectly
to Cook.
Cook caU&ht an 18-yard pass aswl
· R 1cl Mock cau4ht one for LQ yards.._
h1ghltght the drlH'. • ,
•· .\n} time the)' pla~ a man-to-man
(Pleue eee 8Alt01'8/94}.
Eagles win tourney . . U·CI-entertains Pepperdille
BJ ST AN GRANCH ...,,...c., 4 ....
The Estancia EA,lcs continue to
soar high above their opponents as
they remained undefeated throuah
four pmes with a ~37 victory over
Maanoha in the champeoMhip .aamc
of tlle 23rd annual Garden Grove
Tournament on Friday night at
Gankn Grove H11h.
· Ellies Catch Tim O'Brien. ob-
viouil}'_vcry happy with the victory.
said. "The boys played \'CfY hard. and wc Md 1 much euecr time with them
than I &houlht wc would. We came ou& in the stmafinal pme 1111nst
Weaacm (Wednetday niaht's 72·69
win over th1rd-plece Wnt«n) "er;
&ired and drained. The bo)s ~rt lifdna It pr1c11cc )CSterday. and we p off 10 a slug ash stan."
. t
I he key lo the contest occurred
early. Wnh the Eagles up 4-:? and
nearly s1' minutes remain ins.
O"Bnen called timcoul. 'Estancia proc~cd to put tOJether a 13.4 run.
and the champ1onsh1p was no lon~r
in doubt.
"I JUSt got on their backs and )tiled
at them a little." O 'Brien said. "The
o pening tempo was too lov. and the
game was slopp). I told them to p1d.
up their antensl\) and the) re-
sponded."
lstanc1a dominated lhe ~IM 1n
JUSl about e\ Cl) c$;' . °" the offcns1H' end. the OUbcOrCd
Mgnoha 39-1i1n the MIC
The £aaks brokt the.-...,,. on
the 1n'idt pfay of Tim.~ Ind 11W
ou1s1ck mRrhmanship of Mew
Cum~
"1:ar. a 6-foo1-:? senior center.
5''0red 14 point • mos1 of v.h1ch c-arric
earl) 1n tht contest When K,ar 1o11as
not srorina from the inside., Curtis
was h11tina loftl-rantt bombs from
the outSldt.
Cllf1ia. ' 6-roo.-1 )tnlOf fof'A3N
finitMd with 17 points. 1nclud1n1 th c 1~n._. and a 11~-t0r-~·,cn ShooU•prtfonna~. Both ~.u and
Cun11 ~ Mmcd h) 1h~ 0111·\our-
(Phaee ... &AOL&S/83)
By JON FERGl1SON ~ °' .. ....,,... .....
Tonight. the lTl men· ba ketbal
tum enter phase fi,e .of the pre·
conference S<'ason. one v.-htch ha~
pro'ed a luah1) C\pc~1mcntal one -
pcrh1ps not ~> de u-c a much a~
nttd.
Peppcrdine. under tirst·)Clr coach
Tom .\sbul) v.ho a ~• 1ed the de·
paned Jim Hamck ror nine seasons
tn\adts the 8n:n E\Cnts enter for a
aame toni&ht at 7:30. and C<>Jch Bill
Mulhpn ha' one th1n1 m mind
.. Wh.tt •'Cr.~ lU do. t fCI I ":tr\.••
Mulhpn 1&1J "\\e ha'-c t•'O mOft at
hQme (al~ Ust('rn Wuh..nston on
Tucsda)) ;and ihC'n th~ thrtt road
1anic\ v.hl\·h ire .ill a pain. and then
".: t°omc home anJ ti« L.\ \\. c IP~'\1 tv.\.l v. in or need to.• at
least. pin bener. We'd hke to see
1mJ>!o"ement one "'I\ or ano1hcr ··
f\er losma tv.o oi the first thitt
games. all at the Bren .-here UCI v.as
18-5 usJirst two seasons. and falhnt
to 1-3 11 San 0.., &ate. the
nttattn mate~ their ""orst ~tan
1n« the 1914--ISJaeon
"The to~ thana is that v.-e·,e
lost thrtt prMS a1 home. and our
home rtt<Wd It ICMMthU'I hkc 86
pcrccnt." Mui._ •Id. "l( at .,,.as
road aarnn. afd1'c di~t... •
• The fina fOur ~ Mvt nan the
pmut of cha~ tw IM A~
•ho"'9an ata ~-• "°"'
the ofTtn~\t "''""" ...-and dcfcn11vt pttnU~ *1C. •
Mullitan ha Mt'ked •• ~
.aft ... OM_..M .......
four .. mn. rach•nt 1 poillt 111 1111
82 0rlf'1Qe Coast DAILY PILOT/ Saturday, December 10, 1988
More deals possible FlS winter meetings end
Murphy, Greenwell~Darlfng
amon patential trade bait -
ATLANTA (A P) -Dale Murphy and maybe Mike
Greenwell and Ron Darlin& dan&Jed Friday as a handful
of teams tried to make one final trade before finally
leavina baseball's winter meetings.
Almost every clubchec~cdout by morn ing. two days
after the meetinp officially ended. By afternoon. the
headquanen hotel had filled up with the NBA's Detroit
Pistons, who were here for a game, and All-America
college football players in town for a promotional event.
The New York Mets and Boston, however. were still
trying to cto big business. There was speculation ab9ut a
m~or deal to send Darling to the Red Sox for Greenwell.
"Boy. it's been meaty." Mets Vice President Joe
Citing fan abuse,
pressure, Layden
quits as Utah coach
Frem Tile Associated Press
~
)'
SALT LAKE CITY -Frank Layden.
his Utah Jazz leading the N B-\'s Midwest
Division, stepped d_own as coach Friday
because of the intense pressure and fan
abuse.
A tearful Jazz Owner Larry Miller made the
announcement and said assistant Jerry Sloan will
replace Layden. "We're not in a dugout." l..a)den said ... The fans
•
arr nght on top of us. l've had
people spit on me. I had a guy
come up to me and sa y. 'H ll me.
hit me. I'm a lawyer.'
.. , think America takes all
sports 100 seriously. there's no
d1gn1ty."
layden's decision ramc as
the Jazz. I J-6. prepared to face
second-place Dcrllas-.-J0-6. Fnday
night in the Sall ~alace.
Miller said Layden wall be
bydeir the team's president. replacing
Dave Checketts, who takes over as general manager.
Layden. known as much for his sharp wit and
rotund figure as his coaching prowess. became coach
se"en vears ago and compiled a 27 7-2Q4 record.
"Somet1mt'S 1n the NB.\. )OU feel ltki: a dog."
Layden said. "You age SC\Cn years in onr. The pressure
in the NBA 1s intense. It's ume to have m} ttmc:·
Layden·s tenure as coach. which began in
December 1981 . ~as the 1b1rd-longes1 among acti\ c
coaches 1n the league. behind Doug Moc of Denver and
Pat Rile) of the Los Angeles Lakers.
Layden. who signed a 10-ycar contract ~11~
Jazz in 1983. kd tah to five straight winning seasons.
fi\e straight pla)off benhs. and the Midwest D" 1s1on
champ1onsh1p 1n 1he 1983-84 !>Cason. when he was
named NB.\ Coach of the Year. .
Quote of the day
Ron Rothstein, coach of the t"Xpansron
M1am1 Heat of 1hc Nauonal Basketball Assoc1a,
11on: "Our nine through 12 people arc probabl) ~s
good or be11er1han anybo<h elSt' 1n the league. II s
one through eight ~here ~ou ha\l~ the probh!m ..
Miaml (0-15) ties NBA record ·
M1am1·., ralh from a 20-pornt third-m
quarter deficit fell shon Fnda) m9.ht. and the w1nk•ss Heat lost to \ISlltng bcn\er.
121-11 0. to tie a 39-,car-old N BA record
with its 15th straight defeat 10 start the season Denver's
Miebael Adams hit t ~ o s1ra1gh1 th ,ee-po1nt baskets
after M1am1 had dosed to 90-84 earl) m the fo unh
quarter . Danny Ainge scored a career-high 45 points
and Boston led for the final 4.5 minutes m breUl}lg a
three-game lo-;ing streak with a..121-1 07 victory over
Ph1ladel8h1a at home . In C'harlo11e. KeJly Trlpucka
scored 3 point'>. and Rex Chapman added 16 ofh1s 24
in the second quanrr as the Hornets handed New Jcrse}
its s1,th s1ra1gh1 loss. %-9.5 ... Hoi-shoo11ng Chock
Person and Herb Williams each scored 25 points as
Indiana defeated' 1\11ing Sacramcn10. 11 :!-10.5 ... Joe
D•m•rs scored 13 of his 24 points as De1ro1t took
control tn the 1h1rd quarter and -went on 10 beat Atlanta
at the Omni. 92-82. ending the Hawks' siit-game
wmn1ng s1ri:ak In Chicago. Micbul Jordan
conmbuted ni ne ot his 3.5 total 1?91nts 10 a 25-13
second-quani:r spun 1ha1 lifted the Bulls to a I 18· I 00
victor) o'er Mil\\au kt>e .. In Salt Lake C-11). Rolando
Blackman S4.'0red 22 points and Dallas spoiled Jerry
Sloae 's debut ..i~ coach of Utah w11h a 97-89 victory .
Tom Cbambers had 25 points and Eddie Jobnson ca ml'
ofTthe bench 10 ~.-ore eight ofh1s 16 1n the founh period
as Phoenix tx·a1 Golden tale. I IO· I 05. for its fiflh stra19)11 homl'\1l IOr). In Portland. Kevio Duckworth
had 24 p<Jtnl\ and a career-high 18 rebounds. helping
the Trail Blatcrs hand Washington its Sl'\lh straight
loss. 93-411
Devils spoil Arbour's r eturn
John MacLean scored three goals for ~ the second s1ra1gh1 game. including the ~
• game-winner earl} in the third period. as
the New Jerse> Devils hand ed the stru£&1·
mg New York Islanders their ninth straight loss. a 6-5
defeat in East Rutherford that spoiled the coaching
comeback of Al Arbou. Arbour. who led the Islanders
to fo ur straight Stanley Cups in the early 1980s. was
coachmg his first game smcc taking over for the fired
Terry Simpson on Wednesday ... In Dctro11. Gerard
Gallut scored two goats and netmindcr Greg Slefan
tumcd aside J3 shots 10 lead the Red Wings to a 4-3
victory over Toronto. extending the Maple Leafs'
losing streak to five games ... Trev.r Stiellb.ar1, Alai•
C.&e and Mike ff"p scored first-period goals as
Ouebccwon us fi rst road game in over a month. beati ng
\7ancouver. 4·2.
Thomas stopped by Holyfield
E~aMe.r HelyfleW, the undisputed m
cruitcrwcight champion, bol5tercd his
claim of bein1 a le,i11matc hcav=
Mcll v11nc said. talk1na about trade pouibili\ics wi\hout being specific.
The Red Sox seemed a lot closer to workina a deal
with Cincinnati. Nick Esasky and Rob Murphy may soon
go to Boston for Todd 8e1U1nJer and Jeft'Sdlen.
The main Murphy continued to be Dale and the
Atlanta Braves, who did not make a move in their tC>wn.
met wilh Jl\e Mets Friday. '
San D~o is aJso an1ettskd in Murphy and has
offered a paclla,c that includes John Kruk and hiahly iqardcd catcher Sandy Alomar Jr. and pi\cher Oreg
Harris. The Padres have also made ca1Cher Benito
Santiago available. but not in that packqe.
"If I felt we needed a catcher, I'd bt all over San
Diego. But we don't," Atlanta General Manqc'r Bobby
Cox said.
"Obviously. we'd like to do somethina. We'tt lining
in our city." Cox said, ''But this is no time to panic.
Whatever deal we have 10 make must he 1he righl one." .
• IN THE·BLEACHERS
~·-·----11~ ""--
Quick teams meet in ·Cal Bowl.
-FRESNO -The head coaches were
quick to praise their opponent's speed as
Western M1ch1gao and Fresno State
prepared for toda} 's California Bowl
football game.
[il
"Western M1ch1g41n has much more speed than an}
other MAC-(Mid-American Conferen<;e~ team that has
played here." said Fresno State C-oaoh Jim Sweene). The Broncos coach. Al Molde. agreed. but hinted
that Fresno tate ma) be faster.
"We probably had more quickness than any other
1eam m our conference." Motde .satd. 'Tm not sure how
we compare to the Big West learns. but l know Fresno
has ou tstanding speed. and no one that we have played
has close tn. that kind of speed."
Both teamsbnng 9-2 records into the eighth annual
bowl game at Fresno's 30.000-seat Bulldog Stadium.
wh1channuaUyfcawrcschamp1onsoflhc MAC and Big
West Conference. formerly the Pacific Coasf Athletic
Assoc1auon.
Clampett-Glasson take lead
Bobby Clampett and BUI Glas... II combined for a 6J Friday 10 hold their one-
stroke lead after 1wo rounds of the PGA
Team Championship 1n West Palm Beach.
Fla. Glasson. who has won two PGA Tour events in the
past two months.. birdied the final hole to put his team
at 21-under-par I 23 af\er 36 holes in the best·ball event.
Jim Rutled1e and Mike Sml"' were S«Ond after
shooun_g a 12-under-par 60 for 36-hole total of I 24 ...
Roger Mackay equalled lhe best single-ro"!nd score in
World Cup history to help propel Australia 10 a twcr
shot lead after the second day of the international team
toumameru in Melbourne. Australia. The American
pair of Ben Creasllaw and Mike McC•mber, who shot a
6 7 and 70 respectively Friday for an overall total of276.
is second ... Dave Hill shot an opening-round 8-under
par 64 to earn a two-shot lead at the Seniors Challenge
event an Watkoloa. Hawa11. Gay Brewer and Harold
HtuJ11 were each two shots back on ttlc 6.682-yard
Mauna l.an1 Golf Club course. I
Television, radio
TELEV1SfON
8 II m. -COLLEGE FOOTaALL: NCAA 0111l1lon
II championSlliP -North Oekote Stele n . Portt.nd
Srare, ESPN. t:JO 11.m. -.... 0 FOOTaALL: lndlllMPOll' ., New
York Jers, Channel 4.
10-.JO un. -PRO HOCKE Y: N~ York Re~rs
111 Boston, WOR.
1 I a.m -c;()LF: Tee m Cn11m1>lo"'hl1>$, ESPN. 12.JO o.m. -COLLEGE 8ASKETaALL: Kanies vs. TemPle 111 Alt.nlic Cllv, Chennel 4.
' p.m. -~o ,OOTSALL: Pnll.aetPhle •I
PtlOenix. Cha nnel 2.
1 P.m. -COLLEGE aASKET8ALL: Neved!-Les
Veoas a1 Arliona, Chenn•I 7.
1 pm. -COLLEGE FOOTaALL: Ce!ltorni. Bowl
-Western M lchlgen Yl. Fresno Stel e, ESPN. 2 P.m. -AUTO RACING: NASCAR All-Pro JOO
(lei>el, Channel 56.
• pm. -NO HOCKEY: Kint• 111 HWI York
fstenders, Prime Tlekel .
A;JO P.m. -,..0 BASKETaALL: L ..... , el In·
dlana, CNnne1 9.
A;JO o.m. -COLLEGE aASKETSALL: LSU al
Florfda. ESPN.
6 o.m. -COLLEGE •ASKETaALL: O.Peul .,
Nl•o•r•. WGN 6:30 o.m. -COLLEG& 8ASKETaALL: Seton .....
111 St John's, ESPN.
1 P.m. -TE MMtSi C"'-fllln9e *'" et FOtum, Prime Ticket.
7'30 o.m -,..0 aASkETllAlL: Utah et Cll~s.
l Chennel.
I P.m. -HOASE RAClNG: Hollvwood P•rk reolen. Channel .5' (Prime TKket, 11:30 a.m.l
9 p,m, -GOL': WOf'ld C\19 fin.I. ESPN.
lO P.m -COLLaGI aASKETaALL: """'di.,.
et UCl (d•lav.O), Prime TK1't1.
RADIO ,..JO •. m. -f'ttO ,OOTaALL: lndl•nePOll' ., New
York Jets, KNX (1070).
1 o.m. -NO ,OOTaALL: Phli.oetohle •• Phoenix, KN)( ( 1070)
4 p,m, -NO HOCKaY: Klntt et New York
ISillndws. KPZE (1'90).
4 P.m -Cot.L•Ga aASK.RTaAU.: USC VI ~ In F~llno llllfll fournerNftC. KNK 11070). c:omcndtr when he stopped
fta .. after seven rounds 'Friday ntaht at a ti.llroom
in tbe Conventjon Center in Atlantic City. Holyfield
landed about 20 punches in the i.n 10 seconds of the
1evcnlh round and Thomas charpd wnrily beck to his
comer at the bell ... Boxer 1.-.e ~was ,J!ilcd
Friday on $25.000 bond after a t>ctroil coun official I
IChcduled a Jan. 4 eJttracht1on hearina on vehicular
mant&auahter chaf'ICS filed in Cahfomla. Mqistrate C. '
...,_. ..,.._ rNide the ruhna in Detroit's 36th
District Coun for .Aquino, who was an'Hled Thunday ftilht momcnuaf\erlosu'I• ulle ti&h&. •
A;JO p.m, -;--NO aAMC•TaALL: l.Atltn et lfl-
dlene, KLAC <570)
7:>0 P.m. -COLLIGI •AMClftALLt ~el UCI, KPZE (llfO)
7:)0 P.m. -COUIGI •••naAL&.i Sonom9 St••• •I Cal Stete Fullerton. ICMNV , ... ,.
7.lO 1>.m. -"° aASKllT9ALu Uttlft et C"°"'1.
KRTH !'30).
UO 1>.m. -' COLLI.. •AMC•TaAU.: Lone ....... SI•" vs. LaSelt In Jolt ... Teur'*"-"' ef
PttiladdJllla CdellYMJ. KMNY C ... ). ue 1>.m. -~ IOCCD: Lalw• et Wldllt• Cdltrtfd), Knl! (1'91),
t
The Mets ha ve otrercd Len O)lcstra •nd Howard
Johnson. and Atlanta wants them. but tht Bravn also want a pitcher. prtfererabl)' rookie David We51. and
pitchma·ricb New York won't trade him.
involvina 4S ~r leQue players.
Amona the clubs that did no1 deal were Amencan
tnaue champion Oakland. St. Louis and Toronto.
"Someday they're not aoina to have three pays at every position, .. Cox uid ... But right now they have so
many players to choose from.''
San Oiqo. led by General Manaaer ··Tr&Mr" Jack
McKeon, also was talking to Seattle. The Padres. who
have acq1_.1ircd Bruce Hurst. Jack Clark aftd Watt Tendl
in the off-sea,on. want third ba~man Jim Presley and
reliever Mike Schooler from the Marint'rs. ·
The "'hlettcs saaned frtt a&enl pi1cher Mike MOOR
before the meetin~ and do not feel compelled IO make a
ml'-Jor move. The Cardinals arc sortina ou1 lheir l~uria
and remain uncertain about their future. And Toronto.
which bas not traded a front-liM player since 1914.
offered outfielder Lloyd Moseby and Jesse Barfield but
co'uld not make a match.
McKron stayed up late Thursday night 1ryin1 10
make a trade. Well into the wee hours. he answered the
telephone jn has room with a cheerful "Trader Jack's alt-
Several years ago. the end of the mce1inp manl the trachna deadline. But that restric1ion has been elimina1ed
and now teams can trade f rcely until late into the resular
season. ·
night service!" '
More than half of the teams made trades durin1 the
meetings. which represented one of 1~ busiest weeks in
history. There were 11 trades and 12 fitt·"•c-n1 'i1nin,s
Amona the ptayen who m1aht still aet moved arc
Monu·eal's Tim Wallach and Rubie Brooks. Atlanta
shonslOJ>I Andres Thomas or Jeff Blauser and lhomtop
Sbawon Dun1ton of Chiaao Cuba.
ML___..
Rick Leach (left) of La&ana Beach return• abot u teammate
Jiiii Puih of Paloa Verda watches durln& match aCaln•t
Marty Davia and Brad Drewett In tbe llutera Doubles
champlonahlp In London. Leach and Pueb aClvanced.
Leach's team moves
into tourney s'emis
Laguna Beach p layer. --pa rtner earn-victory
fn Masters Doubles -
LONDON (-\P)-RiC'k Leach and
Jim P.ull.h.1he No. I doubles team in
the world. bauled their way into the
semifinals of the Masters Doubles
championship Friday.
The two 24-ycar-old Californ ians
(Leach is from Laguna Beach. Pugh 1s
from Palos Verdes) clinched their
place in the final four with a 6-4, 6-4.
6-7, 6-1 vic1ory over 1he Amerioan·
Australian pannersh1p of Marty
DaVis and Brad Drewett.
Af\er being trounced in straight sets
in their opening match of the round-
robtn p0nion of the tournament.
Leach and P~h fin ished with a 2-1
record. eno to k.ee.p alive their
hopes for the 12.000 first pnze.
Davis and Drewett. 0-3. were
eliminated.
Leach said he feared Josi ng the edge
he and Pugh built up over Drewell and Davis in the first two sets.
"I was a bit womed when the)'
raised their game and won the third
set." Leach said. "But we had the
momentum to stop them ...
The all-American team. h3m-
mered. 6· I. 6-2. 6-4. by Anders Jarryd
and John Fitzgerald in their fi rst
match. showed world-class teamwork
in their next two matches.
"We ~ere nervous in that opening
match." Leach said. "They were a
heck of a pair to start ofTwi1h. Usually
you get easy matches at the stan of a
tournament and anyway. we always
do better later on."
Leach and Pugh. the world's too-
ranked team m 1h1t season's points ~landings with six tournament titles. l
were joined tn .lhc:. semifinals by
Jarryd and Fitgerald.
The Swedish-Australian team blew
a match p0int in I~ third set against
South Africans Danie Visser and Pie1
Aldrich when Fitzgerald overhit a
service return. but went on to win.
6-4. 6-4. 6-7, 6-3.
Top-seeded Americans Ken Flach
and Robcn Se_guso were·e1im1nated
despite winning a tension-filled
match against Johan Knek and Kelly
Evernden.
The Americans won. 6-4. 6-7. 6-1. 6-2. for their first victory in the event
but were bumped out of contention in
thcJast match of the night by Todd
Witsken of the United States and
M exico's Jorge Lozano.
They beat Sergio Casal and Emilio
Sanchez. 6-4. 7-6. 6-1. But both pairs
finished 2·1 and advanced to the
semifinals.
Flach and Seguso·s match against
Kriek and Evemden was marred by
numerous disputed line calls as both
teams fought for survival in the
tournament.
Kriek and Flach were wacned for
ball abuse by umpire-Bruno Rebeuh
and at one point all four players
protested at the same time about
Rebeuh·s officiating.
The Americans could have won far
more quickly but blew a 4-1 lead in
the second set and a set point on
Evemdeh"s serve at 6-S.
"It was definitely as a result of the
umpmnf and line calls," Segu~ said.
"Mental y. we just lost it at that
point."
Jarryd and Fitzgerald have played
30 doubles events bttW«n them this
seasoo.. mostly with other panners.
CdM
·reaches
final
Corona del Mar Hi.&h goalie C:hris
Connelly made two ke y saves 1n a
shootout and team captain Wilt Hill
converted the aame-wmner as the Sea Ki~ topped host Irvine in one
semifinal of the Irvine Tournament. The Sea Kings (4-0-1) will play in '
today's final at 5 p.m. at Irvine
Stadium. . Tied 2-2 at the end of regulatton,
Irvine shot first in . the five-player
shootout. The Vaqs' first shot was
outside the goal post. then Connelly
stopped the second and fo~rth at-
tempts. _
Needing three to win. Joey Perez
and Matt Brown hit for CdM before
Hill notched the pm~winner on the
fifth shot.
Connelly finished with five saves in
regulation. holding Irvine scoreless-
excepl for a five-minute stretch early
jn the second half when the Vaqs
-sco red twice.
Chris Smith gave CdM a 1-0 first·
half lead when he !tic~ it in
unassisted from 1.5 yards out. Enrique
Galli made it a q\l1ck 2-0 two minutes
into the second hwlf with an un-
assisted left-footed shot into the
upper right corner of the aoal.from 12
yards out. Both teams had other op-
portunities to score. CdM missing a
penalty-shot early in the game and
Irvine.on a 40..yard wind-aided shot
in the first halfwhic~ nearly found its
~ay to the goal.
~
In other boys prep soccer.
NewPort Harbor 1. Ka&ella 1: The
Sailors Tim Mask.rcy scored un-
assisted 20 minutes into the first half
to tie the game in the opener for
Ncwp0n, which outshot the Kniahtsl
14-5. Katella (4-1 ·2) received a aoa
from Jack Hipp.
Riverside tabbed
in Oran•e Empire
Riverside was ta~ as the
favorite for this se.son's Ora11gc
Empire Conference men's basketball
race by the loop's sp0rts information
directors. receivina five of seven lint
place votes.
Fullerton and Rancho Santiaao
each received one first-place vote and
were picked to finish second and
fourth resJ)tttivety. Oran~ Coast
was picked for third and Golden West
sixth.
* ~•·<....,we ...
C..... It 1 4-l t-"' Riverskle S 0 I 0 0 0->4 Fulteflon I 2 I 2 0 t-2'
Oranee co .. 1 o 2 > o o 1-n
Rancho S.ntlaoo I 2 o o 1 i~1 CVPrtU 0 i I 3 1 0-20
GOiden Wtsl 0 0 I 1 1 >-12 ~k 0 0 0 I 3 ?-II
NOTE. Potn1' awardecl on a .. S-4·3·2· 1-0
DHis No SIO coulO vote tor own ~.
Rustlers roNt AntelOpe Valley
Mu1rer-=-stach hits
l 9tn 97 .. s1 win;
OCC tops Foothill
The Golden West Collcae men's
basketball team aot back on ttack
af\cr a cold shoo11na niaht in the
opener of the Golden Wes1 lnvtta·
tlonal, hittina 46 pcrttnt of its shots
to claim a 97-81 Vidot)' O'Yer Ante-
lope Valley in a conaolation semi·
flnal. The Rustlers improved to 1()..2 on w yar and earned • lhot at C1uus
for the contolltion title. Citrus d~· faled Cypms. 66-62. 1n the Olher
conlOlluon tenufinal.
In champiollslup 1emifin•ls. Ox-
nard. which c:hmanaaed Gokkn West.
topped Gltndalt, 79. 70, while un-
beaten Cemtos toooed hiahly-re-
prdcd Riversi«. ·11-59. Oxnard • meeu Ra\'medc: at 8 for the tnlt.
whileOltndlle and R i "erside play for
third 116.
Tlw Ruttlen extended a S'-35
halftirM ldvanta8e u Markus
Muller-Stach hat IOofGokkn Wesfs
'
first 12 pe>ints 1n the second half to
b.uild a 66-41 lead. Muller-Stach
finished with a.game-high I 9 p0ints.
hitting all three of his 1hrce-point
attempts. Dave YamatccameofTthe bench \O
hit six of eiaht field goals attempts en
route to a I 6-point efTon. while Elben
Davis added l 1 p01ntsand five assists
and J.J. Jenkins arabbed a team-high
seven rebounds. ,
Antelope Valley was led by Walt
Brooks (23 .P()ints). Darren Thomp-
son ( 12) and Chns Hemstead ( 11 ). ...
In tht San Jose Tournament:
OrHlt c .. 11 '77, F .. GUI H : Five
Pirates scortd '"double flJurn led b)'
freshman center Alan Schlincs 14
points as Coast ldvan«d to today's
consol111on final qa1nst Contra
Costa. • wtnrkr over 0,ablo Valley
Friday. '
The Pirales (9-2) hat 54 ~rcent (30
for 56) from the neld and 13 of 14
from the frtt-throw line (93 pcrunt),
but COlldt Tandy Oiff1s wasn't
thnlled with tM 1ftmtoon vict<n'y
Qver winlnl foothill (O.I0).1ftn-the ,.,.&es lolt to Canada late Thurtday
evernna.
G WC Inritatloaal
TODAY'l•aMal
•' P.m.£W.t vs. Clln" (tlfttl)
6 P.m. It n. "lllenlde (tNrd)
I 111.m.-Cerrl Otl!Wd (flnO
In ~rd to a pouible lddowft after
w1nnin1 the Miles Eaton Tour·
nament last week and canyina an S. I
record into the San Jote affair, Oiltis
said, "I kind offelt that Wiiy lul niaht.
But afterward. some cOKhes saicl to
me tha1 that Wiii heck of 1 basketball
pme.
"We didn"t play very well today.
We had to tct IAJ? and play a 3 o'clock
pmc. We d1dn t •Y ~II defen11ve-
ly. Our inside dcfentt and rebound·
in& 11' the thinp wt have to have."
Blck1n1 Scllliftft wert Daredl
Cr1ne and Dtrck John10n with I J
points apiett. frnhm1n Tyler Koon
with a teat0n.hish 11 Md Lamont Speed with 10. Crane ldded 10
asaiSll, JohftlOft hit 4 on lhree-poim
11temp11 maki .. him 23 of 32 °" llw leQOn, and Scott DcStefano Md si11
rebound$.
'
Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Seturdey, Deoember 10, 1111 --
• WARRIORS FALL, 34-14 •••
ri-•1
Tllm JUSt btf'~ tht halfhmc
iatcrmisaaon. Lowery duuted the Muuaas on a 6.l-)ard dm e that ftMied wnh a pus to Juhan Ford for
the final 26 )atds with thrtc seconds
left. This made It 17-7 and the
Wamors nevtt m:ove~ althouJ)l
the) came out strona 1n the third
ixnod but la1led to score
Gibson was arac1ous 1n his praise of
the victors.
.. Give them cred11," he said ... The)
outplayed us and had the desire to
win. Anyttme ypu beat a team twice
in one season. you have a aood
football team.
''They are well coached and have
very good athletes. I thouaht we
moved the ball well but iMn we
would self-destruct with a fumble or a
ptnalty.
"Obviously. I thought our defense
could hold them but we d1dn"t."
Gibson was asked about los1n1
running back Scott &ymour a week
earlier w11h a shoulder separauon and -Mw mucn he tnougrn1t1ar haa ro tfo
with the outcome.
"You can't thn"e on tnJurtes. This
was the CIF champ1oruh1p game and
)Ou can't take an)th1ng awa) from
them.
··we mo.,,ed the ball reall~ v.ell 1n
the second half but "e didn't put an)
points on the board. I nJunes are a pan
of the game.
, "Our whole idea on defense was to
make Lov.el) take an e>.tra step but
we couldn't do 1t. He has a' Cl) quick
release and got (td of the ball 1n a hurT). ~.-
Trabuco Hills Coach Jim ~rnett
likewise praised his quanerbaci... "He's the guy ... Barnett said. ··You
can't give him enough credit. We Just
went \\llh the fl o" with him all the
. wa) In our first game \\tth them. we
got ahead early and I probabl) got a
l11tle too conSCTvat1ve.-
No. I rrprncntati~.
Woodbttdat q111nertNlck Fred Sch~ttr had some imprcuive
numbcrsofh1sown. Hecompleted 13
of 24 for 227 yards bu1 two inter-
ceptions \Nere also 1nchaded in the
totals.
Sch,.eer ran for the first Wood-
bndge TD from a yard out to put the
Warriors 10 front for the onl) time in
the game. 7-3. 1n the second period .
' Schweer then passed to AJtx
Zaldivar for 8 yards and lhe second
'touchdown with e1J)\t minutes re-
maining 1n the aame.
The Woodbridac quanerbeck also
had a 72-yard punt and another for S1
yards for an averaac of S6 for three
attempts.
Roper hit a 25-yard field goaJ in the
founh period and connected on all
four conversion attempts.
Other Trabuco Hills scorn came
on runs of 2 and 69 }ards by Chad De-Youn~ amt towt!ry passerw
Juhan ord (26 )'ards) and Tim
Manning (8 )ards).
Without &)mour. the Wood-
bndge ground game was held to 48..
yards 9.1th four quanerba<'k sacks':
cutttng the net total to 13 for the nighL !
Mike Yurkov1ch. Lheotherrunn1ni
back for the Warriors. carried onty::
eight umesand was held to 5 yards net:
gain. He pla)ed spanngly on defense ~
with an a1hng back. :
De-. oung had a big night for the ~
Mustangs. picking up 126 yards in 16:
carries including his 69-yard gallop to:
stan the th ird quaner after teammate:
Greg Hughes had recovered a (umblc:
to halt a Woodbridge drive at the ·
Mustang 16. ------
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P.A. Emenon •luhea tbroUCh to knock the ball-curler for eomeoae to block for Warren Welchlln (32) on a kickoff
down, •• well u two blockera. m.et, Ryan l'fuh (22) loob retam in Warriors' CD' finala game with Trabuco BUia.
The Mustangs won the league
fi nale. I 7-13. to put the tv.o teams 1n
the pla~offs as co-champions
although Trabuco Hills v.ent as the
WoodbndJe had no quarterback
sacks with Chns Blades getting the
onl) turnover" 1th an interceptio'}lP
the second pc.nod .
-* Tr1tMlco Hlh 34, Weedbrid9e 1•
~, k -bY ~
It was just Mustangs' night to·howl woooond9t
Ttel>UCO H l
Flnf~ TH-It~ :n FG 6.36.
0 7 0 7-1•
3 14 7 10-:M
s.ceM °'** wooc>-scn-1 run IHofme\ 1<0>. 1CHl3
TH-0.YOUllO 2 run \llooe< kiel>.I S:20
TH-Foro 26 PU' from Lowerv Utooer
warriors' Gibson ref uses alibis. gives
Trabucb Hills its just tributes in victory
By BENNY RICARDO
0.-, l'ht Corrr11po....,f
Back-to-back ... repeat ... two time
... consecutive.
It sounds great, but in football few
people can make that claim. Be 11
professional, college. high school or
even Pop Warner. a title defense in_
football is as rare as a two-time Lotto
winner.
The Woodbridge High Warnors
had a chance to JOin that clue group
and the 5cnpt was right on target. The
Wamors were back 1n the 111tc game.
but the outcome of the game "ould
leave them out of that eHtc group of
two-timers.
Unlike Pat Riley of the Lakers. who
guaranteed the-fans "back-to-bade
titles," Woodbridge head coach Rick
Gibson chose not to make that
prediction. Nevenheless. Gibson
coached his team to the IJtk game 10
I
EAGLES ...
From Bl namcnt team. with Cunis being
honored as the MVP. "Mike never gets tired of scoring,"
said O'Brien. ··He has a great natural
shot. and he probably will be in the
gym tommorow working on tt.
"He staned the year 3 for I 5 in the
first game. but from that pomt 1t has
been lights out. He just ~an't miss."
Before you startlhmkin& that thisis
a one-man team. 11 should be noted
that the Ea&les had five players score
in double figures. In the prect'd1ng
two games. the Eagles had four
players reach the double-digit
plateau.
Junior point guard <\ugustin Here-
dia. who was also named to the all-
tournament squad. had SC\'en points.
Sophomort' Paul McDaniel con-
tributed 13. Andy Schole added 13
points and led the team 1n rebounds.
and senior Bnan Bradley contributed
11 off the' bench. mcluding three
three-point goals.
However the Eagles may find it
difficult to con11nue their winning
streak as Bra'dley twisted an ankle late
in the game and may be out for a
while.
"Brian has a chronic ankle problem
that has been bothering him from the
stan," O'Brien said. "Last year at this
time he inJu~ed the ankle and was out
for a month.
"Guard Mark Hanley 1s tr) ing 10
recover from a knee tnJUry he suffered
face Trat>uco Hills and the passing of
Musungs quarterback Da vi d
Lowery.
"Lowery has such a quick release
and we trted to get him to take an
extra step when he threw. but his team
gave him great protection. that was
the difference in the game:· snid
Gibson.
Mission VieJo's stadium was filled
with emotions from a packed crowd.
The words of Mike Yurkovich. the
Pacific Coast League DefenSI\ c Pia~ -
er of the Year. came out slowly and
with much diffi culty as he said. "We
could have repeated. nobody thought
we would be here again. but "e let 1t
get away."
Randy Gibson. father of Wood-
bridge defender Gary Gibson. said.
.. We . lost our entire offensive hne
Trom last )ear and we never thought
the)' would he here again. We thought
we could win this game if we didn't
in football. and he may never play.
Already lost for the year)s forward
Dave Graham.''
As good as the Eagles' offense
performed. their defense was better as
it limited the Sentinels to 12 points in
the first half. Magnolia reached 10
with two minutes remaining in the
second quarter.
.. I was very pleased with our
defense." related O'Brien. ··Evel)-
bod) helped out. and the) were not
able to-lake.an inside shots. When
they shot outside. the) were under
constant pressure too.
"We held Magnolia to 12 and
Anaheim to 11 in the first half. and
while they may not ~Orange County
powerhouses, Magnolia has to have
some talent to ad a nee to the finals of
this tournament. Our defense won the
game for us tonight.''
In other tournament action:
Corona del Mar 53, C'Urter Oak 0 :
The Sea Kings advanced to the
championship game of the lagWla
Beach Tournament with the victory.
CdM will face Dana Hills. a S4-49
victor o.ver Brea-Olinda. 1n the title
matchup at 7:30.
After taking a one-point lead after
one quarter. the Sea Kings einended it
gradually ·the rest of the way, forcmg
the issue \\tth a tough man-to-man
defense.
Scoring in double figures for CdM
were Matt Herrington {16). Sledge
Fredericks ( 12) and Matt Cw1enn1a
( 10). '
make any mistakes. The game was bndge "as Woodbndge's biggest the comer of the end zone lor tne
closer thao.tnc scoi:e indicates n to oJ21XIDent. Gibson ~ommented. "\.\ c tQucMQ~ Trabuco ~nded the first
be." . self destructed. We mo' ed the 6allhalflead1ng. I 7-.
Trabuco Hills Coach Jim Barnett real \\-ell aga tnst them but the ' Woodbridge got off to a great stan
agreed w11h Gibson 1n staling. "I ' fumbles. intcrccp11ons and penalties 1n the second half. ge111ng a btg·60..
didn't relax unul we intercepted the killed us:· 'ard pass pla} from quancrback Fred
last pass in the end zone with 51 On the subject of the de' asta11ng Schweer 10 Alex Zaldt' ar. Zaldt' ar
seconds left m the pme-: but 1h1s 1nJunes which Woodbridge had suf-was run down from behind and the
game belongs to David Lowe!')." fcred. Gibson quick!~ stepped in and vwamors did not ere. a the
Lowery, who completed 18 of 31 sa1d."He} )Ou~e1 1oachamp1onsh1p fum1'1ed the ball a"a)
for 249 yards and a touchdown. said. game. and I don 1 wa nt 10 take a thing Trabuco pounced on the op-
.. , knew we were going 10 ha'e great a"a' from Trabuco. They desened ponuntt}. Chad De't'ou ng took ofT
success passing the ball against them. to win the game:· around ngh t end. hurdled some
because when we played them earlier fae11 once in a "hile. athletes tacklers and sprinted 611 }ards for the
in the year. I had reccners open all e\penence a performance" here ume score 10 make 11 24-14.
night. I JUSt could not get the ball to tops To the qu~crbacl.. 1t 1s a time Not "tiling to &J'e 1n. Woodbndge
them." "hl'n~ourrccencr areopenand~ou con11nued to mo'e the ball but
true gentlema·n m e'el) sense of ha'e enough ume 10 ptcl. out an} cont111ued to find "a)s to self-
lhe word. Gibson hollered at his recel\er \OU "ant '\o matter ho" destruct.
players after the last interception. hard \\ Oodbndgc tncd 10 defend Lo" en .summed up the game_ b)
··No cheap shots! No c~eap shots!" a~inst the pass pla}. the \\ amor sa) mg.··\,\ hat a great "a} to end lour
and afterward praised the pla) of failed \-ears of hard "Ori.. This n1gh1 "'II
Trabuco. Woodbridge "ould top the run l"e last fore, er ..
"Trabuco is a good football team. and 1hen get beat on the passrng pla}. L nfonunatel} in a champion hip
well-coached and with great athletes. \\1th three seconds left before the game. !here ("an onf\ be one "inner.
They ~t us. they desene 10 be (IF half. Lo"e~ "a~ laced \\tlh a founh· For \\oodbndge. pan of th< dream
champions because they outpla)ed and-long from ht 2<> Trabuco led. came rrue. Ho" man~·peopk (a n~~
us." 10· 7. LO\\CI) dropped bacl. to .pass the> pla}ed tn a champ1onsh1p game.
This was a night in which \\ood· and found his tight end'Jultan Ford 1n not once. but t\\t e., ., -
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• TH-Menn.l!V 6·S6 OeYOUl'Q S-.. F«d
4 u Si>erll.• 1·13 rnomu 1-6
Mi11ioo Viejo n, Edison 40: The
Chargers were outscored in every
quaner and fell in the third-pla ce
game of the Sporting Goods West
Classic at Fountain Valley High.
out. although the rroJan cored the
final six points of the first half to
narro" the deficit to I 0 points Ag~ssi rallies for tennis victory
No Edison player managed to score
in double figures as Brian Murph} 's
seven points was the top total for the
Chargers. now 1-3.
Mission V1ejo's Enc Cramer and
Matt Tanner shared sconng honors 1n
the game wtth 12 points each.
Edison ~urns to action Monda) at
4:30 against Rl vers1de Nonh in the
first round of the lrvtne Tournament
at Irvine High.
Maria It, RiglleUI 5%: The Vik-
ings advanced 10 the consola11 on
championship game of the Santa
Mana Tournament by pulling a"a)
in the second half at Hancock College.
Marina will face Santa Barbara to-
night.
Leading 27-24 at halftime. the
Viktngs (2-2) outscored Santa Mana
R1ghctt1. 16-6. 1n the third quancr
when Duane Cameron notched 7 of
his I I point ..\lso sparking Manna
during the quarter was Tuan JU)en.
who scQred off a pair of 00cns1ve
rebounds. Cherokee Parks had a different son
of "tnplc-doublc." scoring 16 points.
pulling down I 0 rebounds and block·
1ng IOshots. •
In non-league games: lrviae $3, UnJverslty 40: The Va-
queros controlled the game through-
·.
In ine(2-0) was led b) Bnan .\llrcd.
who neued three three-point goals
and finished wnh 15 point John
Molle added 14 points and 10
rebounds.
Liberty Christian 74, Temple
Orisliaa 56: te .. e Chappell e\·
cccdcd the JO-point marl. tor the
fourth str.ught game a the Con·
querors cased to the' tcto~ at home
Bl)an James chipped in "llh 20
points and Libert\ <-i-0) rccctH'd 10
rebounds each from Rich Be) 1k1an.
James and C happcll
The Conquerors ho t Leffingv.ell
Chnst1an 1n a non-league match up at
First Bapus1Church1n Long Beach :u
6 tonight.
I GLEWOOD !AP) --\ndre
-\gassi. the \\Orld's.1 h1rd-ranked ten·
nis plaver. rallied to defeat fellow
teen-ager Pete Sampra Fnda' night
1n the Tennis Challenge at the t:'orum
..\ftercach "'on a set . .\gas 1 lo t the
first four games of the third set and
"as do" n 30-0 1n the filth game
before bounctng_ ~ck to take the
match. 3-6. 6-1 . -:>
Sampras. I"'. "as ranled 9"th
internauonall) going into the first
round of the 1\-man e' cnt that
continues through unda\
·In an earher match. another teen·
ager. 16-,ear-old Michael Chang.
defeated ~5-\ear-otd Brad Citlben '-«"b~ .
.\gas 1 said he "as erra111.: and l1 n1' UCLA takes BYU his belated s·ucce s after ra11tng nt·· in three straight h1nd $3\ed the \ICt0!1
-......_ ·· · lher of us pla)ed the ''-a' "c. LO -\l\IGEL (>\Pl -n· arc capable:· -\ga 1 SJ1d ··tt "JS
defeated (LA d1m1nated Brigham ba 1caJI\ \\hO "as not going to lo<-C' .. Young in 1hrce straight games and · o. 9 Washington up ct ~ond· Chang and Gilbert pla~cd a match
ranked tan lord Frida) nigh t 1n thl' P,laguc~ "1th unforced error hut
semifinals of the \;(' .\ .\ West Re· Chang s footspced and daring ' ollc' ~
ulttmatel\ prevailed.
"I ha,-e ; let more confidence
'olle)tng. .. Chang said "But instead
I'' e lo!>t m) groundstrokes a bit.''
Wichita defeats
Sockers in OT ·
\\IC HIT-\. Kan. ( -\P)-\\ 1ch11a·s
Dale En me scored the game-~ inner
in o'en1mc Fnda~ night dunng a
"•ld rambR 1n front of the San
Diego-net 10 gtH the Wings a .}.~
o'en1me \tCtOI) tn Ma1or Indoor
~ccr League actton.
The game "as sent into o'en1me
"hen \\ 1ch1ta's Mike tanko,1c
scorC'd on a ixnalt}' kid with 6.0 I left
1n the gAme
\\ 1ch1J~ led 1-0 at halftime.
an Diego goalkeeper Victor
\oogumll had 19 saves and sropped
numerous close shots during the
game W1ch1ta goalkeeper Cns Bac-
caro had e'en sa"esan~alsostoppcd
SC' eta I close shots near the erid of
rt'gular pla)
g1onal ""omen's 'olle)batl tou r----------------------------
nament.
The top-ranl.ed Bruins controlled
the 12th-ranked (\1ugars 15· ... 15-i.
IS· 13 to extend 1he1r M"a on-long
\\tnn1ng trtak tl1 JJ ma1ches
Vikes 11-ot intimidated by taller team
Bean· s key baskets. Sortino' s 26 points.
~1ftMarina, 60-57, c losertOtourneytltle
The Marina High girls basketball
team may have been dwarfed and
subsequently outreboundcd by a
hiahly-regarded Beyer High team in
the four-team, round-robin Cere<i
Tournament Friday niaht. but the
V1k1ngs' weren't int1m1d11ed.
Ut1ri1101 full-court J>!"Ssure 10
wear down tht b1acr 11rls and two
key blskets b> sophomore G1lhan
Bean 1n the final 45 ~onds. Marina
ran to 1 6()...57 victory to uike a 2-0
record into today"s pme a111nst the
tournament hosts. who felf to 8c)er
by oric point on Thursday.
"The way we''e bttn play1"1-1t
will be 1aoodtest10y:c1fwt ran pla~
thrtt days 1n a row and play wtll.
~td Martna C'Ol<'h UfT) e>oylt. . ··t>ttainr we·~ bttft 1H owr .._
lloor. ·•
The Vikings(4-0) held a 12-10 lead
at the end of the first quancr. but
8c)er took a quick lead in the sefond
and held 11 until Marina rallied to tic
1tat43at thccloscoftM third quarter
Melisa Son1no. who led Marina
with 16 po1nti. scored four potntund
.\lhson Krause two as the Vaka ru
off the first six potnts of tbt fOunh
quarter. Up 56-H. Beu laiaa ls.locM
Jumper {com tM frtt-tlwow liM 9i1h
4 5 s«onclt1rft:
Bc-p countered. '*' 11111 Ilia a
similar slic.a wtih lO •an6 Ill ID 1nl u with a 60-U llid.-. leanfhUlllilll-.10
Lill Or..m Wim IJ. __.. ............ .
Ila .. ,
t halk~ lell to 1--'
Mel a,ne Green had 1 l rchound
and eight point • u13nne Bal.o!.
addl'.'d I I point and nine rcoound .
and Patt~ Lcuta had 10 point~
The Pirates oi.x•n pin~ 1n thl" ( uc.,ta
Tournament nc\t Thuf'da' a@a•MI
the hO!ltS
THE 1989
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LARGE SELECTION
. p F '-' r. F' < T
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SICNIORS' MISSION. • • ..... ,
The C'IF championship was Foun-
tain Valley's sttond ( 1978) and
Milntr's fin& after comina UJ> emj)ly
in two prior auempts ( 1980. 1987).
The Barons' aask was accomplished
wi" the txpt'r1ence of 22 senior staners(1ndud1nap~·kickcr Derek
Mahoney) and the arm and hands of
quanerblck David Henipn and
Mike Cook. ttspeet1vely.
Henipn. Who was IS-of-19 (in-
cludinc 10 completions ii) a row at
ont point) for 190 yards, cnainecred
sconna drives in Fountain Vallni's
firit four possessions and five of us
first sax. Before the Lancen could act
the name of the truck that hit them.
·the Barons ( 12-2) had built leads of
24-0 and 31-10.
Cook's panicipation consisted of
seven receptions for an even 100
yards and two touchdowns.
"We came out fired up. We wanted
to set the tempO and we did.'' said
Henigan. referring to Fountain Val-
• u1ck staa "Wc....scorcd...o
1111 four Possessions and it was 24-0.
That's tough to come back from.
"Last year, we were happy to be
here. We were satisfied. This year. we
weren't going to be happy unless we
won.''
Added Cook: "Last year just made
us more hungry."
The familiar Henigan-to-Cook
combination accounted for Fountain
Valley's first -and final -touch-
down. A 31-yard reception in the first
quarter made it 7-0. and a 7-yard
completion early in the third quarter
made 11 31-10.
"I just gave my defender an out
move and he sucked it up." said Cook
in regard to the first TD. And
basically, it was like that most of the
night for Fountain Valley's receiving
corps.
l.lnttR' d10n ended ll lheir own 43
and a Biron' vactorv was 1«urtd.
"There was a lot of blue pride. a lol
of f«>hna com1na oul. •• laid 1enior
defensive aacklc Dttw E.dbora of the
Baron'\' ckfens1vc saand. It wu E.d·
bora who accounted for one of the lWO
ucks Fountain Valle) had in the final
stnes.
"We JUSt turned to each other and
rthed .on ourselves hke we had all
snson." continued £dbora.
Naturally. with 1he solWfdlo•of"the
final aun. the expected Fountain
Valley celebration began in earnest.
"This feels good. thi~ feels r~al
aood." said an elated senior runn1n1
back Kedric Powe. who accounted for
85 yards on 24 carries, includin& L
touchdown. "Our game plan was
simple. If we could pass, we could
run. and 1f "'c could run. we could
pass. W~ knew we needed both to
win.'' "R~ht now I'm speechless. I have a
gttat Jal _o!emmion " said Milner,
"ll's ancred1ble. I never imaained a
·feeling like this." added Mahoney,
whowau perfect 4-for-4 in PA Ts and
also added a 40-yard'iield goal. "All
that time we've put in ... it probably
won't hit me until tomorrow:·
"This is the gr;atcst feeling in the
world," Cook proclaimed.
"I'll remember this the rest of m y
life." chimed in Henigan. •
Offered Edborg: "There's no beHer
feeltng than this feeling. It's probably
the best feeling nl have in my whole
life." * .
F oum•ln V•llev JI, BllMP Amit 24 seer• llY OINlrten Foonlaln Vallev 14 10 '7 0-31
8isnoo Amat o 3 14 7-24
"'"' Quarter o.llf ........... .., Cllft9 11wt
AmoJli Fountain Valley•a defenalve heroes waa Rico defenden fUttlnif the atop to Adam Roctaen (lnaet) durln&
Guberiilck (40). taking Jeremy Smith down, and a horde of the Barone 31 -2~ CIJI' champlonahlp at Anaheim Stadium.
Of course, the Barons' game plan
was made easier by the fact Bishop
Amat(l 1-3)pla}ed Fountai,n Valley"s
reception crew man-to-man de-
fensively. Apparently. the Lancers
hadn't learned their lesson from
1987. when the Barons defeated them
42-14 in the second round of the
FV-Cook 32 oau from Hen H 'l IMallONv
kick), I 47 FV-Henloan I run {Manonev ktckl, 1 SO SKend OU."9r
FV-Powt 7 run IMahe>nev klct.I, J1'07.
FV-Mahonev 40 FG, 7 '4.
BARONS HOLD ON TO WIN CIF CHAMPIONSHIP ••. 8A-Whllt 35 FG, 7116 Third Qva"9r
8A-Smllh eo pass from Harmon CWhlle 1 klclll. ll'.48 From Bl
defense on our receivers. ll opens up
our game. allowing guys to get open."
said Fountain Valley Coach Mike
Milner afterward. "But 1t also makes
11 better for our running game:·
Fountain Valle) rushed for 114
}ards as a team. led b} Kednc Powe·}
85 yards on 24 carries.
Bishop A.mat responded to the
Barons' opening drive by putting
together its own drive. The Lancers
drove to the Fountain Valley 34. but
on fourth and I. l11iebacker Mike
WalcoH stacked up fullback Adam
Rodgers Just short of the first down.
The Barons had momentum now.
Powe ran I 0 )ards. C'ook caught a :?0-
>ard pass O\'er the middle. taking the
ball to the Bishop -\mat 36
Powe then ran 33 yards off right
tackle before being knoc~ed out of
bounds at the three.
"Powe and Eh (Del Gallo) both ran
well to help Henigan balance the
game," Milner said. "That was real
imPortant to us."
But the Lancers suddenly tightened
their defense. Del Gallo ran 2 }ards to
the I. but Powe was unabk to get in on
two tnes.
On fourth down. Henagan sneaked
in giving the Barons a 14-0 lead with
I :50 left in the first quarter.
But this was JUSt the beginning.
Staning from their own 48, the
Barons scored again. this time in four
~lays. Doug Weaver caug~t passes of _o and 24 yards to set up a two:)'ard
touchdown run by Powe.
The Barons got the ball nght back
as Mod< intercepted Harmon's pass
ar midfield and returned the ball to
the Bishop ..\r'tlat 32. Derek Mahone}'
kicked a 40-)ard field goal and the
Barons led. 24-0 midway through the
second quarter.
Bishop ..\ma1 then drove to the
Fountain Valle} 18 when· the Lancers
settled for a 35-yard field goal b} Enc
White. That made 11 24-3 at the half.
COHEN INSPIRES CdM ...
From Bl
Katovs1ch on CdM's first senes in the
second half to help set up the Sea.
Kings go-ahead score. There would
be no further trouble for CdM 10
move the ball.
Maybe Cohen was right 1n that
OCC 1s where the Sea Kings pla} best
It's just that they d1dn"1 know it 1n the
first half. Cohen had to remind them.
"I was going to sa} 11 before the
game. then I watted until halftime."
said Cohen. "I wanted to wall for JUSI
the right moment. It was something 1-11 .... wanted tO sa). icaey Cobea
"This 1s the.first 11rne that C'dM has the credit to our offcns1'e coord1-
""0n(aCIF title). People \\1ll sa) from nator (Larry Bryan). he called the
now on that this 1s the team that d1d1t. pla). I JUSt happened to have an open
not could do 11... seam and we scored . It was done in the second half as ( dM"s offense got rolling and "I saw that their safeties ltkc to
produced a third quarter outburst cheat up a little for the run. I zoomed
\\htch will go down in htStOI). across and gave a httle SIUller step.
The defense? Well. put 11 this wa~ then I came off and I was open.''
-Valencia (12-1-1) rushed for 116 Weston Johnson's long scoring
'ards in the first half: onl} sax 1n the playgave CdM a little breathing room
second. Counting the two sacks 1n the because Valencia won the first half. ~econd half -Breit Allen·s second of There was a problem with tackling.
the game and one b~ Scott Jorgensen CdM Coach Da\e Holland told his
-Valencia rushed for m1nus-IO team 10 the locker room at haJfiime: vards. · Warren Johnson. CdM's fine de-··We've got to tackle them. we can't
fens1vc back. intercepted two passes j ust wrap around them." Leasure's
1n 1hefourthquanertog1ve h1m 11 on stats sho""ed the adjustment the Sea
1he season. making good on a promise Kings made.
to a friend before the game that he ··we had a rough going of 11 in the
would pick off two passes. first quaner. then we made some
Jerrott Willard also had an inter-adjustments at half11me:· said CdM
cepuoninthefourthquancras-\llcn defcnSl\C coordinator Steve
and Jeff Blower plowed into Valencia Kacz}nskt. "The kc) \~as ""e \\oercn't
quarterback Tracy Garrell. It was a hilling in the first half We were real
different CdM team 10 the second 11gh1. a httle wired -too wired. We
half. were Just so ke}ed up. We wanted it so
"In the first quarter. we were really badly that we were indec1S1ve as to
up-tight." said Warren Johnson. "We where to go. We weren't sinking.
knew Valencia was the best team that
we've faced and everybody was a httle SEA KINGS over~nthusiastic. We were over-• • •
pursuing on defense, but at halftime From Bl
we reloaded." Kings' winning score.
"This is our field." said Cohen. Facing second-and-nine from his
.. Every itme we come here. we play own 25. Pnce dropped back. ran into
our best game. and this is the best that trouble and started scrambling. This
wc·ve played. And the second half froze the Tigers' defense and allowed
was the best oor offense has moved John Katovsich to slip unnoticed into
the ball. coming against the No. I enemy temtory. Pnce put up the ball
defense in the county. (Valencia) had up on the run. Kato s1ch gathered 11
a better defense than us as far as the an at the Valencia 40 and raced to the
stats go." 11 before being bumped out of
Before the playoffs. defending C l F bounds. champ10~ V~lenc1a. which losl for . "When Price starts scrambling. ~e first time in 21 games dating back we're taught to break deep upfield. I
last year. had allowed only 4.1 was wide open. and he found me:·
ants per game. . . said Katovsich, who scored three
CdM ( 12-9-2). which finished un-plays later on a 2-yard run up the
defeated th1~ year mainly en the middle to put tbc Sea Kings ( 1.1-0-2)
strength of ns defense. shut down up for good 14-7
Valencia's star running back. Keef Valencia rolled· up 116 }ards on the Lea~tt. 1n the second half. ~asurt around a.n 1hc first half and appeared
carried l 9 o~es for 9S yards. but 80 of to be in control of this pme. too.
th.ose came. 1n the first half as the They led. 7-6. aoing into inter·
T 1aei:s earned the momentum at m1$Sion. having crossed into CdM
hllf\ime. • . territory on four first·hatr drives. ~ly W~ton Johnton. s. b•a .catch. "J made a couple of minor adJust·
c.om1111 11nlh S:48 rem~uta in 1he men\s at halftime:• Holland said. "1' lecond quaner. pve CdM hopt. had the defense slide a little · on .. , wn i-n kind of an twk~~ runn1n1 plays. and I told the guys to po11u~ !"'!I saw the ball in the air. slart makma their tackles. But they
he met. I J.Ust concentrated on the were mally minor chantn. noehint ban. cautflt 1t. uw the open field and we didn't already hive before the·
JUll turned around and ra.n. We knew came "
they hldasuongsecondary. lg1veall The ch•n&Ct worked. The T1arn'
\
Perhaps the Lancers could see some
hght now.
Well. 1fthe) couldn'11hen. tlfct sa"'
11 clearl) on the first pla} of the second
half. Harmon thre"' an 80-yard
touchdown pass to junior \\otde re-
ceiver Jeremy Smith. Smith. the
game·s leading receiver. caught 13
passes for 216 yards and all three
touchdo" ns from Harmon.
R111 Fl'11n111in Vllllf'\ :inc:wercd
back as Henigan drove the Barons 70
}ard..s far a touchdown. throwing
seven yards 10 Cook ·for the touch-
down. That made it 31-10 and the:
Barons seemed to be in the dmcr's
seat again.
But Hannon and the Lancer~
"eren't about to let go. He connected
"1th m11h for an e1ght-)ard touch-
down pass to cap a 71-)ard dmc. all
on passing. o 11 was 31-17 "'Ith :?: 53
left in 1he third quaner.
Bishop Amat then got a big lm:ak
when Paul Moe1tlu1 interccoted a
pass at midfield ... Harmon moved playoffs. -
them to the Fountain Valle} 21 but on "They've been playing man all
fourth-and·t\\O. Harmon's pass year. so w1; really d1dn I thank they'd
under pressure fell incomplete. play any differentl)." said Cook. "We
On their next series. the Lancers felt if they played man we could beat
made gQ<>G on a scoring opportunity. them."
Sm11h hauled in a 28-yard pass for the Echoed Henigan~ "That's our
touchdown to make 113 1-24 wtth 5:39 _philosophy. W~ want teams to-play..
left an the game. man. Sure. by doing that. teams arc
Nevertheless. Bishop Amat took going to get their sacks and bat down
over ~t 1ts own 12 with 1: 12 lcfl. some balls. but we·~c also going to get
Harmon hit Jason Green for a 12-some big plays: .
yard Rassao~cmJbrcw eight yards . "If my l~nc siv.es me um~ to thr<>;w.
to m1th lo pick up another first down ltke the) did tonight. and I m on. I m
at 1he Bishop i\mat 36. go1ng to find the right guy. All season
On second-and-I 0. Dre" Edborg long. we·ve done what we had to do to
crashed an 10 sad. Harmon for an I I-'Win."
)ard loss. Harmon then hll mllh for And Friday night \\as no different.
a 19-)ard gain. • Despite huge leads. Fountain Valle) ·s
On fourth-and·l\\O, wtth under a defenst was forced 10 hold baclc one
minute to plav. Harmon '>Printed to last Bishop Amat ga p that began on
his right. looking a rccel\er. But itsown l2w1th 2:12 topla}.
Founta1n Valle) ·s pressure ~as too But eight plays. two sacks (the ~nl}
much and his pass for Smith fell t"'o the Barons recorded all night)
short. and two incomplctions later. the
FV-Cook 7 oau frOM Htnl;an IMahOntv
kick), 5.31
8A-Smllh I oau from Harmon (Whllt
kick), 2 33 r • •
Fwrttl Qual"W
8A-Sm1lh 28 oass from Harmon (While tuck I. 5.39
AlltndlllCI 15, 121
GAME STATISTICS .. v
Finl oowns 14
Ru.,,.s·varoaoe 31· 114
Pan•no varoaoe 190 P1u1no 15· 19· I
Rtlurn var<11oe• 14 NIQalivt sack v1r<1111e none
Net vardaoe 311 Punl$ 2·3S
Fumblei·lumbles lost 0-()
P1na11les·v•r<1aoe 2·20
Time Of POUtulon 23.41
9A n _
11-min-6
~7
?9·49-2
3' 3·mln\1'
~ M2
2-1 2-20
2• 17 'Punt. inlerceotlon tum1>14! rllurns
INDIVIQUAL RUSHING
FV-Powe, 24·1~. Del Gelfo, 5·30 Henigan, 3·for·m•nu$·I •
8A-Rodll«s 6-14, Raro. 2·4, Ill, J·l ,
Smith. ?·for-minus· I. Harmon. 5·for·monu$·26
INDIVIDUAL PASSING FV-H.n•oan, 15· 19· 1, l90
&A-Harmon. ?9-•9·2-~7 INDIVIDUAL RECEIVING FV-<ook, 1-100. WtaYtr, 3·~. Mock, 3-2•;
Sauen1>tr11, 1·15. Del 'Gallo, 1·5
8A-Smllh, ll-216, Aouavo, 7·54. GrHn1
4·36, Roo111rs. 3·26, Raio. 2· I~
.......................... ..,
Gf'el Haack (left) mo•ea for yarctace with a buadoff from behiDd the blocklq of Natlaan Cral.i (75) ln Corona del
quarterback Ty Price, anti (riCbt) Price aoea down the line Mar'~ 17·7 win o•er Valencia for CJP btYlelon VJ crown.
leading rusher. Keef Leasure. who
gained I, 500 yarqs .Jhis season and
riddled the Sea Kings for 80 yards an
the first half. was held to JUSt 15 }ards
10 the second. The entire Valencia
offense came to a halt in the third and
fourth quarters. losing I 0 yards on the
ground.
Cd M's corral of talented backs -
Katovs1ch. G reg Haack. Chm Borg
and Brian Lucas, who combined for
more than 1.800 }ards rushina this
season -also had trouble with land
travel on Friday (&aining 76 yards on
30 cames). So Holland switched his
attack to the sk}'.
Pnet htt b..iJ first four passes of the
aame. bu1 was packed off at the
Valencia 2 to halt a poten11al scoring
dn"e. The T11crs took t.he ball 70
yards o n 12 pla}S with ~asuiT
sconn1 on a 2-yard run to Opt'n tht'
second quarter.
Pncc went back to the air. conncc1-
in1 on his next two pasKs on a drive
thautalled atthc CdM 37. Then, with 5:48 left 1n the half. he hit Wcaton
Johnson over the middle for-a ,3_
yard touchdown.
.. We looked ovtr the pme films
th11 week. and ~ Ii.MW th8t Valen·
cia's 1ec.Oftdary. Ml aM:IOIM ... Price
said ... 8u1 we.'kMW we could bat 1t
'
to<>.
"Coach ( Hollantf ) called thcJ right
plays all night. the receivers found the
holes and we got the job done."
But CdM place-kicker Pat
Callaghan had difficult) getting the
JOb done on the con version. The snap
came high, the ball was never pul
down on the tee and consequently,
Callaghan's kick was blocked.
canaghan got his shot a1 redcmp-
uon an the third quarter and con-nc~cted on a 26-yard field aoal that
gave the Sea Kings their sixth straight
win.
"I d idn't thank I'd have anr, ~oblcm with that field goal. ·
Callaghan said. "It's JUSt hard to
behc"e ~c ~on the CIF cham-
p1onsh1p. ltttally ha~n't sunk 1n )Ct."
Of all tht people on the field Fnday
n11ht . 1hc trut mean1na of th11 pmc
should have the least trouble sankina
in for Holland. He's been aimu•a at
thts moment. in one way or another.
for the list H years.
Holland was an .-1111n1 ~h as Corot\a del Mu pncucally f'fom the
btainn1naofthe footblll pnipam Md
toOk over the COKlllftl mm itl 196 7.
After nntc atOM. Md I lMM
ttcont HOlliiid ftliliiCd. Ht never pw llP ~ dram or
guiding the Sea Kings to the litle.
thouah, and an I 983. Holland got his
old JOb back. He led CdM to an 8-3
record an 1983. its best ever to that
Point.
But then came 1988. Not only did
the Sea Kings win their second
straight Sea View League cham-
p1onsh1p 1h1s year. they capped off an
undefeated season by avenging a loss
to the team that stopped them from a
passable shot at the 1987 CIF cham-
p1onsh1p.
Valencia knocktd ofTCdM. 16-7. an
the second round of last year's
playoff~. then went on to win 1t all.
This )ctr. the aablc:s we~ turned.
··1 told the au>s before the aamc
that they had already arrived.''
Holland said 1n the midst of the
victory ttlebrauon. "I 111d 10 them.
'You cton•t have to do anyth1n1
ton1aht. Yo~·re a attat team already.
All you ftftd ~do is to out there ind
hive 1 IDOd tame. J usl IO out thm
and tnjoy younctvn. •
..... llW)' went out there and did n
IOll.._ Ucl we're really enjoy1n1
OUftilWI M'lt. You doft"I know how
IDOd dais bis.·~· -----~
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CdM-We Johl!ton SJ NU lrom Ptt<.e (f\.>tk blocked>. s •
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CdM-KllO\lllc.l't 1 run (~ l\ktll, us.
CdM-<:1lleilflan 26 FG, 2 10
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Ruthn•Ytrdeee ll-112 •1' Pnslne vardeee I07 m
Penlne l•JS.J, IJ· 17·1 •etUl'll YWGeel' '7 12 NeeetM MCtl ••deOt )•mln-21 llOlll
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7 10
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12 7
11 7
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CherlOtte
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Cleveland
Altanta
Chicago
Milwaukff
Indiana
AllMfk DMliefl
12 6
12 7
9 10
7 13 s 11
• 13
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·IS • 12 ••
12 1 9 9 • • • 13
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Denver 121, Miami 110 lndlene 112, S.Cremen10 IOS
\ 0.1rol1 92, Allenle 12
\
Clll(IOO 111, Mllw1ukH 100
D1n11 97, u1111 " . Pl\oenlx 110, Golden S1et1 IOS
Porllend 93, We111ing1on 90
TMIV'I Gal\Wt
Liiien II lndlen1, • 30 o.m.
.556
.529
.526
.•12
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.6'7
.632
.611
.579
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.719
750
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~•delPlll• 11 Detroit, •·30 om · Ml ml el Clllcafo, S·)() om
SH tie et Houston, S.JO om
CleYtlend 11 Delles. S )() om w11111no1on 11 GOiden St111, 1 30 om
541ftdeV'I Games
utrenet MilweukH, S·30 o m Sen Antonio el Portland, s o m
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(Sell Jel4 Ttumement)
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O.Slefeno I O 2 2 Senders S 6
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F111rstn 2 O 0 S KrtP1 2 • • 8
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COMMUNITY COLLEGE WOMEN
Or•nee CoHt "· CNfteV JJ (-.,~, .
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Greene 1 o 2 2 ArnoC>ll 1 I I 3
Hot>l>S 2 2 7 6 En.rmen 9 0 I 18 Paloe • o 1 I Leu11 S o o 10
Wiison O o 1 o TllOmes 2 I I S
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HIGH SCHOOL 90YS
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4 s 4 13 Nester 2 2 • • O'l270rMft 1275
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Tllooe Smvser
Martineau
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8 8aird
Cetey Tola ls To111s 19 13 9 52
Sutt bV OU.rten
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IS.llfl Merle
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S.an
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Sortino
Kreuw Yorke
Ono
Wr1gl\I
Mevers Tote!\
Marlt\I
S.ver
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS
MarlM 60, i.v~ n
(Cern Teul'Mn'*ltl
MlriM ..... ., ........ .. ....... S 0 • 10 Go«iens I 6 3 22
6 I • 13 Leverrng 5 3 2 ll 0 I 2-I Hedtund 5 1 3 11
11 • l 76 k lllOIO 4 I 4 9
2 O O • Sweooera 1 ~ 3 2
2 0 3 • Aktn 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 EdWlfdS 0 0 0 0
I 0 0 7 0 0 0 0
21 6 16 60 To1e1s 23 11 16 Sl
Sc•• II\'~ 12 11 20 11-60 10 IS 11 14-57 Tllree-00tn1 goelS None
TecMoGall· N-
UCI HOSTS PEPPERDINE •••
From Bl
the West Coast Athletic Conference.
feature four players in double figures
IJ'lcludin gjunior forwards Tom Lewis
and Dexter H oward, and junior
auards Craia Davis and Shann Ferch.
Pcpperdine isavcra.s1ng 82.2 points
perpme while UCI checks in at 83.8.
The pact has usually been fast 10 the
~t when th~ two get together.
indudinaa 91-89 win b y the Waves 1n
Melibu last season and a I 03-9 1 UCI
victory two seasons ago in the last
pme flated a t C rawford HaJI. UC is Jlitttng only 45 percent from the floor. compared y. 1th o pponents' SS percent and the Waves' 47 percent.
Ptpl)'rdtne 1s alloWtn& 74 potnts per
pme a nd an 1mprcss1ve 43.9 percent
shooung mark by the oppos111on.
H ow much UCI will try to push the
Waves defensively depends on how
much Pepperchne 1s willing t o pick up
1hel)lct.
Lazers earn 3-2
win over Tacoma • T4\('0M.\. Wash. (AP) -Waad fi1rmcz's goal 4: I 5 into the founh
quancr stOOd up as the same-winner
Fnday n11ht as the Los Angeles
Luers cdaed the Taco ma Stan. 3-2.
in a M-.ior Indoor Socctr Leaaue ~'~' 1n the Tacoma Dome Htttor Mannaro had the an1st 11
lol Anacles napped a four-t1me
ao.il'I streak. Tacoma pulled us ~llteeptr 1n fa"orofa mth 1tu1dn-
wilh 2:46 rcm11n1n1 but couktn't
ICOl't.
• i :raroma o utshot the Lazcn. 10.4. ..,._,ht 1COttlns fil'\t quantr. The 9'lrl '"brokt the tce when (' IOCltftY ~m aook 1 crotttna ~ from
Pliiu-1nd K'Omi the fint pl,
"W e've got to get m o re intense on
defense." Mulligan said . "I've
c hallenged some o f the guys. (The
exte nt of defensive pressure is) j ust
going to depend. I don't want people
to score layins. but I want us to be
aggressive and there youhave a really
fine line."
Despite final exams this -.eek for
UCI. Mulligan said the players shov.-
ed aood 1ntcns1ty IO practice Tucsda)
a nd Wcdnesda ) after takina Sunday
and Monda) o ff. Mulligan added that
he 1s tl')ing to simphf) the defensive
1act1cs som ewhat. cons1denn1 UCI
doe$ n ot match up a s well 1n
quickness as he first anticipated this
season .
Peppcrdine has wo n a( Nevada·
Reno in addiuon to Titan G)m.
which Mulligan calls a pair of ''bta
ume w10s."
Lewis began his c arter at USC.
winning the Pac-I 0 Freshman of the
Year award in 1985-86. but he left
with Loyola Mal')1mount'~ Hank
Gathers ,;lnd Bo Kimball when
George Ra"eling was hired to replace
Stan Morrison.
The two-time p rep All-Amtncal'l at
Mater Dc1 High announttd his
intentions to transfer to UCI the
follow1n1 summer. bu1 in AUJust
decided he was headed 10 ~rd1nc.
He red-shirted a year. then l\er-
a,rd 22.9 potnls for the Waves -
third h'lhest nauonall) amona
sophomores -•h1k e.mn-S All-WCAC and honorable mmcion Al._
Amcnca honors last 1ta10D.. He aadl
the team this )UJ' wnh an avener of
19.1 poiftb. • Lewis is bKlctd b)' Ho-ard. a ... ,.._ mn lht ~ two yan .._ •11 1w:r: ·IU """9 W 9.0 ft'-_. i.t lllNI 1111. II I SJ pirt'Cftl
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~v'1Games Atlenll er Rems, 1 o m. Rlidln 11 Buff1lo (Ol1nnt1 • al 10 1.m ) C1ncinneli et Houston, 10 • m
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19+01 1 o m IESPNI tNDEf"ENDUKE IOWL
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" 23·9· I with 2• knockout'> • HEAVYWEIGHTS -MICl>HI OokH !Lil Ve911) stoooed Roclo.v Stlo.o"'" 1s1 Peut.
Monn ) 1n 1 lln rot>ilO 10 ~•t11n Conl•nefllll
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23 knockouts, S.korsk• '' 72·9 w11n 13 knoCl<·
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(II Lil V ... ll SUPER WE LTERWE IGHTS -Terry Non~
CS.n 0•"901 .ioooed Sltvt Lillll 1Reddtn9, Pal
in fourtn round 10 win Ille vaee111 NABF 154·
pound htle INorns IS 19·2 wiln 12 knOCkOl.ll\,
Lillie '' 16·9· 1 with lour llno<koulll SUPER 8/INTAMWEIGHTS -. Peoro Deel·
ma fArQenlonal slOPotd Rooerr S1>1nnon TLvn· 11wooo, w1111 l 1f1er tour rounos (Declme " 20·2 w11n 1• knockouts, Sl\ennon os 1'·•·2 w11n
e1glll k nocllouls)
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, 12 IS 2 26
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New Jtr~v 11 PllllWrllll • 35 D m DelroH 11 Toroolo. 505 o.m Wesnington al Montreal, 5-0S om Winnipeg al Ed"°11on 5·05 0 m
SI LOUJl at Minneiote, S·lS 0 m ~,,.,~
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Winn11>1Q at V1ncou-.er, 1 OS om
SOCCER
Hititt lcMel M¥I
•VINE TOUIUIAMaNT c-... Mw 2. lnlllll 2 (C.-........ >·J). cs...... .............. ,
Corona de! Mar scor1119 Sm.Ill 1. G• c.o.r;e .. ..,es Connelly S.
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s l.SOO for ret.1l.erong, 1n • _... Dec ' UTAH JAZZ-llnnounced Ille r...,_1'9fl of Fr ell'\ Lndefl n 11 .. d Coech end neffted l'll!TI
teem orts1defl1 Nameo Jerrv Sloen need co.ell.
Moveo Dave Clleckell' from oresodent 10 ten· erel met\eger
l'OOTaALL ........ , ..... l.eMlle
NEW ORLEANS SAINTS-AC11vettcl 111 '
Conu, otlt n1o1vt luiemen, from tntUred reserve
Plectcl B111 C1m'*'• otten~ve tlftem9n, on 1n1urto rtwr"•
SllN FRANCISCO ffeltS-SitlNd Kevin
Llllv. deitfl,lve tno Pl9eed Jeff Breeel, Of· lens vt guerd on 1n1urtc1 r....,....,
WllSHINGTON REOSICIN~lelmeo Trevl1
Curlls, !rte llftlv, from w1iver1 ~Kelvin Brvent, running t>lek, on iniured reserve.
Wa1vtc1 Ron MoOdlelon, 1111t11 eno. Acquired
Derr.ck Sl\eoerd, w!Clt receiver, end Trevis Curtts setetv, lrom welven.
HOCK•Y
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L1n1nier. r'9ht wine, to Ille New Jerwv DeYlll
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NEW JEftSEY OEVILS-Aulefled Jun·
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Amer<an Hoellev L.MllUe NEW YORK RllNGERS-Sent Mike Rlcnter. 110e••. to Denver of Ille lnternetlonal Hodtev Leegue
COLLiH .t.RIZONA-Pl'omoted. Ron Mcartdt, of-
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l1e1<1 nocllev coecll 1nd women's e11l11en1 tecroue COKll
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at Bren Events Center, 7 :30 p .m.
TV: Prime Ticket (de layed at 10 p.m .)
Radio: KPZE (1190)
Lit-tle Rock hands ··
USC 94-86 setback
SERIES: P....-rdlne IMdl, 4·3.
GAME NOTES: Tiie home ream has ne Yer losl '" this ser es ""ilh t"e
advenraoe • ooino to the WaYes beca use of • win 11 the R11ndro11 Clau oc
In Porlla no Ore durino th~ fir$! o•m• of the m a tctiuo n 1979 UCI
hes o ulret>oundeo its oC>OOnenti ov a n a1terage of JS 0·32 S t>Y• so hes
Peooerdme with a 42.S·JJ.S edil« • Peooerdine loit ilS f•rst 1wo game'
of ll'le season to Tues a nd Montana Stare In the Hewe Tio ·Ott Tournament
before w1nnono three 11ra1ot11. "Th• tnm made M>l'IW oos11•1111 srr oes 1as1
wffk.' saod Coad\ T.-n ASburv. ' I lhouohl . we ota vecs a soi d 40 ,., nu1e.
of oa~t1ba11 at Nevada·Reno. and that was somelh1no .,.., O·dn 1 oo th~
orev1ous weeli.end on Hawaii ' Peooerd1ne , st.rt no c1n1er ~Mv
Cr1wford ·s Jne brother of former UCI women'' slar Nataie Cr1wi.nl
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Probable etarten
Name, Heitht, Gr.-
Mike Let>at, 6'-S. Jr
Mike Ooklorczvk 6·9 Sr
Brian McCIOJke v, 6·7, Fr
Roa Palmer. 6·3, Jr
Kevon Flovd. 6·S. Sr
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Bill MYllioan (n1nll\ vHr ai UCI 136• IOO .,,
,,_oe>«dtne 3·31 Pal._
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Dexter Howercs 6·7 Jr,
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From Tiie Associated Press
C arl Bro"'n scored-~ pomt to lead
u n beaten ~r~ansas-L1ttle Roe~ O\er
L C. Q+. 6. Fnda} ni&ht 10 the 111101
Classic basketball t o urname nt
Little Roe~. 4-0. v.111 mee~ e 'enth-
ranked llhno1s for the champio n h ip
to night
The ~rk.ansas Tro,,ansJun1ped to a 10.~ lead 4.30 into the game and
trctr hed 1he1r marJI n ta 16 pomt
before 1akmg a ~~-30 halftime ad' an·
tagc. USC. +-~. pulled to -...11h1n ft \C
porn ts.. • 3. on a pa.ar of free thro -...
b~ ;\Ian Pol13rd with 29 scrond~ left
But Bro"'n ans-...ered -...11h a pair of
frtt thro ws four scrond later to
chnch the '1ctor..
U C "as led ti~ Chns M oore 1th
23 Po10lS
ln oth~r col~~~ • IUtMll 111, 11: Lo well
Ham1hon scored I points a!. lltn o1
ptcvatlcd in the o ptn1n1 round o f the
llhni ('taS\IC
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points and nc,er"'a thrntened. The
llhn1. "'ho led C>S-40 ~• halnm~. ~re·
led b) It.en Batt~ and Marcus Labm~
•nh l, S' each. 1lhn01s o utf't'-boundtd unnc. 44-37.
Bn1n ""tc m1no ~red IS points
for [)uqYCSnt. 2-:!.
...... $19e.tl. S..1111 ,. ;rony
0..-,on !C'ottd 27 po.ntund Theron
Mayes~ the fi"" Ml poeattoia
16-0 wrond-half nan for I ltlM'tiMlked
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tach KOftd 11 potnts at Lona ...-
talc ra llied tor the "'" 10 the first
round of the Jos1em CTass1t'" n
Ph1lndelph1a
Long Beac h. l·l "-111 meet La Salle
a -.--61 "inne r o 'er Penn. for the
1ou1 nnment c hamp1onsh1p tonight. •
Frn1tct Siate tt, .S. blteruu.al
52: Fo~ard Jc" 1s Cole scord 26
poinls 10 lead Fresno tate 10 the non-
ro n fercnct rou 1
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(l304-A). 15,C" Slngature 8er1M Loeded PutllttlMd Orange C01M ..._.. .00.. on (noc .-Cl ...... MMM on t ..,.... The reglettant COlft• IM9dfagon. lrvtfte, CA ..... -°" ........... ,,a Hf..,. .. flJl•ll with power ~I & OellyPlloC Noo_., 1t,2t. ,.,,.A Mort8fl ..... P.8'Nll lftlftoed to tr...act .._., MllD•ll..... tll'i4 14,,.. ....... , I! 811 m.tm ... moonroof. (771182) o.c.nber 3, 10. 1... TNt ttacem.nt .. lllld "* "'""*'' waa lllad ,,... l.lftdet tlle ficttdoua TMy=1tftl l*MM Octoller 11, 9111 T• ,..._,. 11 ...... 1.1s •~ ... S 13,995 a..Ol8 wtttl "'-Col.lllty Qaftc Of Or· .-11'9 Courlty c.tc Of Or· ....,_ rwne or '*'* ,__ ___.....,. .. --of U.. M. DI~ Tilll MMI "*" ............... IO II ...... _ • ..., ....... U .,.. County on Noto...., .,.. Couftty on No,,..... ._.. MIOwe on .JMtMy ti, 1"9 'lclltlou1 lualnoH Tiiie tMMw la OOfto .. ._County caertt "Or· """'I ... Cllr • .. ~ PmUC 11)'11C( 10, 1tN 2, lNI 1111 Name: COU <>' NfW· Meed bW• oo PMMI•· ... County on Nau...., C ...... "...._ ~ -.. ,.,_ ,..,,,, ~ ~ P<>f'T, MM.TOM, H1& E. Tiie r .. 11tra11t oom-, .. 1-llW ....... 8 _. A1.11oma1lc. 4 cylinder. '9CTmOUI .,_.. ~ 0r"""9 C.-Publlat* Orlfl9& COM* lll6I etatement waa llled COMI Hwy. Ccwona del Mat. IMft08d to lNfWt ....., W ,..... lft OOllfulllfl, llP'; power door IOdl, t1dlal1. ..,.._ tTAW Delly Piiot ~ber It, ff, Deity '9lot No11emtler It, H. with Vie County CWk Of Or· c.11. tal2I nee1 llftdlr the ._lol.la..,.. PublllNcl 0r"""9 OOMt W!!MM ....... .....
crul••· power steer-The following petaont are ~ 3. 10. 1111 Oeoember 3, 10, 1118 .,.. County on December Tiie ~ ..,_. w MMe or ..,.... ...., DellY Piiot Deoamtief s. 10, ~Ill ... • would,.._
lnQ/brall•,AM/FM,A/C, dolng bl.lllMNM Sa-104 8a117 2.,... NalM,...,,_.tolOOVe.,..aboveonOotollar11,1tll. 17,24,t... -..... Ill .. '°"~
tllt,(f...411)19."5. BUSINESS EQUIPMENT ftaJC llJllC[ __ .,_ --W llled lfl °'';f.8 COl.lnty on Tiiie 1&1t11111ie .. tied a.tat :rwll °' ".::~ llllmlm IUll L•llLI 'U Y1W1111 SYSTEMS, 2005 w. Btllboa ~ ..,,~ ftubllll)9d Orant1 Cwt Deoerntler 3 , 1115 FILE wttt1 IN County CWk Of Or· .. ~ __.
__.. AIT, pl1, ale. stereo. =sNewport "9ac;h.Callf. ACTITIOU8._.. PICnnGUeWM ~::-:..~10• 17• ~~~wet• .... Inc .. :Count;onOctoWSt. -..CllDTICE ~Y ... ~ Ml..m1 (1473-A) $8,299 Richard Scott Bowers, NAm HA~ MAim tTATDMmfT S.151 Celltofnla. I03 Oar<lenl• ,_, llOnca Of COUfd of "'9 Qty of C..
..... 233 A -19th SI • +lewport The= P9f90nS we The::::::~ WI Wsy, Corona del Mar, Cellf. Pl.lbllatlecl Orant1 Cwt W:OIDl'llOll Of ~ ... ordelna M S ... ,.. 8Tht·C:11!·1~ 8:311 co ~D OFMOtrH, 1211 ~AL ~S33 E. ftaJCll)la '2r.! ._.,_ -con-:..."c:~~.:·oe-A .. 11 llffAm ~2. •HIY 'M Ul&.l IS dl.lci;, b " Mdual n· =.,~• ':aJ; Lae-~ :.:,D. eo.ta .._, ...cnnoue .,..... ducted br • oorporetlon • • • S.t1t ae:':r.G::="' A. For II • llap me
A/T, pit, Ji;• wtS4 ~o ~~om: tOr~ 1145 333 MAmtTAW ~-lll!Mnb:rof~ NOTICE II Hl .. H Y r.or:-IUbtactto (9069·=~ neu under the f1c!ltou1 ~=i'2ls1 L&Ol.IN ' ~ 9~1• ' dolna ....._ •: ~Ill on . p::r.:~r.l•bl• 10 be date of G 'F.""C:
2lllH..,1110t ·Co11aMu• bulll1ffl name °' n•tMS Anna May Karre 21151 Thia bu1ln ... 11 con· Al 8 OONSULTING EN-Pvbllatled Ot CoMt ll._ 10 P9't "'-ooet• oember M 1t11 ·.-N 111-l• lletede~eon Novembef 1. Newland s.-248, Huntington dl.lc'edby;huabendandwtfe OINEER8, 11 C1.1recao, Dally Piiot 0.0:::::, 3 10 MOTI09TO and a.p•w of u. Im-....,of(l)' .. -'atNlltlle
.... IYUITY llll '11 llTWI 1
T1ct11rd Seoll Bower1 ~1~· cr,a~~:::e,, aon-~ '~o"'::~ 0~':: LT::.~· c:'~~~~7a 17, 24• Itel Sa. 1~ ~::. r.=:::::':r1:=!~~~ :~ .,,,,=:-~
A1.1tomatlc. 4 cyllnder. llPlllll Thia tta1ement -•flied d~ted ·by: • ganeral pert·,_. under the flc1l1ou1 Curaceo, Lagyna nlguet, • , ..... ~ adopMdbrttwCITYCOUH-tlon ei.i. .-(II)._ dllO
door I d i I wltll tha County Clerk of Of· nershlp bullneae nama or namM Call!. t2t77 •-.,. --U.C.C ) Ck. of the CITY OF HUNT. ,,,_ CourlGI iii °"1.of =· ock. ~~ak~!: Al\ pi s, a/c, stereo. ange County on No\lember The raglltrant e'om· lla'ed llbOW on NIA .. Thl1 bulll!M& la con-~ ""1~ Notice la...,.-, glVerl to INOTON BIACH, STAT!~ ~-....,.. ...... .,._ AM /FM~C tllt (50 9--~ !°4.-9!9-tO. 1988 F•7W meoced Jo transact ~II· Oreg J. tuy ~ed by.~~ fllCTmOUI IUH•ll credll0t1 of the within CALWONolA, on "'9 ttth "PtOIH' and TratnO
111:5321s13 995 • · r..--Put>lllhed °''"""' Co.st ness ·under tlle flcll1ou1 Thia IW&rnenl wu llled menc:c, r~o" ~ c::: NAm STAW '-* tranalarof(1) that • •of ... .,,... 1 .... for Monltorl11~ Aeport .. •ni•n' • · 111-l• .. .,,. bu.W-S nama or nam. w4th the Col.lnty Claril of Or· TN tolowlnt ...,,_ -tllalt ,,.,... la abollt to lie 11'9 worlla Ol llnptcwemant In punuant to ~ Ill ! 'Of IBll•Tll 11.&11 Dally Piiot November 19. 26. llated a.bolle on Nollember '· .,.. Col.lllty on Ncwember ,.... under ~ flctJtloua doing...,._•· mode on penona1 proparty aepeclal Mii lllM!ie dlatrtct ..._,,. G· · · 'mn&.11 llll 'Mm.YA II OIClemt>er 3• lO. 1988 1988 17 t988 ~ nama or nemea C•JANYBOOY'S PRESS ......,.., deacrtbed known and llHllfiated • 1 The ~ ..... not _. •.a•~-•1 2dr alt pl1 ale stereo • Sa-100 Manlyn Johnaon • '111171 ~ above on June 18, (b)O.M. MAHAOEM£HT. 18 Ttte namea and~ AISESIMENT DISTRICT capt for lllno and pld' --(m ' ) sa '2" ' . , This 11atemen1 wu flied Pul>lllhed Orange Coul I Brookhollow Of Santa Ana addr ..... of IN lntendad NO. U.1(AE8ERVOIA HILL) cW1ng .. asiJl"'t'ltiol• tDr ·A,.1~ "8.JC NOTICE with Iha CoYnty c1e111 of Ot· Delly Pilot Oeeember 3, 10. ST~ A. Hout Clalt. 92705 " • 1 tr• .... on -: ST!RLtNG ,...,.,.,.ec ~ to • any "swotact~-C...... 1n
-ange County on November 17,24, 1988 witht~,:~&:-uof~ Doug Bader 190 E. 11th ELECTAtC,IHO. "A1111n1entOlatt1ct"). SecticinW.W.of.._.... Ul-l• FICN~: ... ~· 9. 1988 ' S.134 ange County ~ Dacem~ SI .. Co11a Me ... Call!. Of~~ ~Ion In.~~ 1 .. 'f.°"' '!,!... '*71heby:?"!','~ 1.11WM "'9 ~ hM a ,. FJ17717 12127 " .. ..,_ exec:u ....... .,.,_ ,,., on .... "' .,_ ,,_... rtgtit .. _..,,, a
* * Tiit! lollowlng l>&flOfll are Publlllled Orange Coaat Ml.JC ll)TICE 2. 1988 Thia bulln•aa I• con-or prlnclpal ~ oftloe c embar. 1 ti • 'he 1199tlng tentethle map, °'
doing bu1tn"s as: Dally Piiot November tll, 28. -P bllehed °'Moa ": ducted by: .,, lndlvldull Of IN Intended lran1fefor la: A111111rierit and Diagram to °"* 1 .... 1ew or u111 ,,;,.-;
lll?lfM OUSIOllLE e~i:~~sA:1~~.N2~~~1! Oeoemw 3. 10, 111~ •. -099 '~A=:'.J' o.i Piiot Dacemb« to. 17~ ~ r~o"':,'=. c:.':: -Ail OIMt ~ namaa ~ .:' ::,:.:.:.-=: ~:.C.llot ~ tocJ: ;
Mint condition. Under 'Jl LTI --· nyon Drive, Costa M.... •-.,. MftflC( The followlng petSonl at• 2•· 1• 1988 S ,_ l.llldet the flcJIUoua and add! 11111 l.l9ed br IN prcwementa _. recorded StMe IMr. • 3000 m11ee. (25KH468) -·-·•-CllH. 92627 ,.._ nu dol bullneu e·1J7 bualnW name or "*'-Intended trlftlfilfor wltNn In my oftloe, 2 lm!Mdl .. after ._ • l20,M5. One owner. automa tic, full Glenn R Kerr, 17775 AngPERSONAT: TOUCH. ~~on ~bet ttwee ~ .... )'MrS.... Sald~te••now ..-of tNI OrdlnanCa.; 11•• • ISTER r:'b8 .. ~~tcn::n,=: e:~. ~~l~r ;~~~:· F\Jntaln F~~:A=-~ ~:~ .f.:u~·~r.. MUC llJ11C( 30~ 8adet ~ ~:..:::".,: ~ :::, -: :=. ~ ~°:" ..::a.~I a.--: ;
.... (#924SFE) Russell L Aot>lnson, The following P«IOnl 111• A1.1t>en & 's.ncka TorrM PICTITIOUa ._M Thia llatarnen' ... lllad The name(•) and bullna&llT,...,,.,, and mer lie paid raport 'tor'.,_ Ofly~ • .... we RUNS EXCELLENT & ,21552 Archer Circle. Hunt· doing butlnen u . 2010 Conllnant•I Av•. NAm tTA~ with the eoUnty Cleft! of Or· ..... of ..-. lntendad within the period eicplratlon ......,. --ptqac:ta. • ;
LOOKS 00001 I lngton Beach, Calif 92646 ROSE J. ENTERPRISES, Coata Mela, Clllf. 12e21 '' The folowlrlg P9f90nS ara ange County on December 1 lf• ..... 9'(1) we: HELTON & on IN tch day of .JMIMy, any,~ be pr a c I I I I If and ~ 71•1•• •• Thia bu11ne11 11 con· 22293 vi.ta Verde. E.1 Toro. Thia butlneu 11 con· doing buaii'9&1 •: 2. ttN !A880CtAtES. INC .. 11752 ltlt. Slid 11111rrei1'8 fNlt/ approved wltttout l\a'llng • f11/Ml4l 11 dueled by a general part-CallfOfnia 12630 .. .. ducted by. 111.llbend and wife MUCO OOAP., 7721 Col· ' ~ ""'*'°"" Aveni.le, lrWle, be paid lfl whole or In 1*1 any of tM .,._ ..,_.. :
•lHI •m 1-nettnlp RO&llle Sager. 3211 B . The regis trant com· o••• Ave.. W•tmlnetar. Publlthed Or1t1ge OoMt Callf. 9271•. di.Iring Uld period. tMt ........_ this mor.. : FORD 1989 Probe GT , The reglllnnt com· Harbor BMS. Santa Ana, menoed 10 tranuct buli-c.Mf. 12183 Dally Pilot Oeoember 10 17 Tflet the property ~ OR IOlll.lm and "'9 method to IN •
turbo, Blacl(/Grey, 09-OW. I LY ••II! I menoed to 1ran11Ct busl-Callfornla 9270• neat under Iha lictltoue Mcco, California, 7721 24. ~ 1 l988 ' '1 nenl hateto la deecrlbed In In the ewn' of the fllluN 1.1Hd In lmplementlllg • tlonal car phone. Original ... neas under 'he tlctltous Thi• bu1lneu 11 con· ~ name or namea Coto&•• Ava., W..'mlnater, • ' h.-1" generll u : llxtl.lfM, equip-to pey tle!Of8 IN expiration ~ o Tiiie Orcflnanee
owner! Greg 723.1512 1>us1nea1 name or n1me1 ducted by: 111'1 lndlwldual. 111,ed at>oY& on November Clllf. 12183 X" "*''· lnwnlory, fh1ed een· of Uld petlod, bond& wlll be can then .,e modified If ., • 131-8054 li1t1<1 at>ow on June 1979 The Ragl1trant com-21 1988 Thi• bu1lne11 11 con-•-.,. lllftTICE . _,,.., ln,anglble1 and 11 laacl9CS pyta1.1a11t to the "llft. propriete. • ... ... T91 llUI I Glenn A. Kerr rnan<:ed 10 · trMMCt bl.Ill· Aut>en Tor,... dl.lcied t>y: •corporation .--"" located al: 18752 Armstrong provement 9ond Act of B Tiiie Ordlnanoe la .. w~ ~
A1.1tomallc. -4 cylinder, This statement w .. flied ,,.... undot the flc:lltlou1 Thll statement was flied Th• reglelrant com· PICtrnOUe-•I Awnue. wine. c.Mf. 9271-4. tt15", being OMalon 10 Of : 1nt.,1m Otdlnance .
power s teering, po-with Ille County Clerk of Or· bull-nama Of namea wl1h IN County Clerk of Of. mencecs 10 transact bull· ...,._ tTAW The 81.in.. nama l.IMd the Str .... and •tligtNu•fl l.lftdet tM City of
....... 11 •ic OLDSMOBILE Cutla••Su-ange County on f.iovember lilted abolle on NIA, ..,_ --~~iy on November neet undot the l'ctltlou1 ........., f.....-.. ,__ l by Uld.lr.....,ora at Mid Code of the Stata of C... c-. ..... ·,-a1 ..-: ..,....... cane e. " · .... 9. 1988 • AO&lllla Sao--7•-,,,':'' bu9lneu name or nainMI .... ~ .. ...-~-•• toc:atton la: HELTON & AS.. lomla. and .. -~
(11-543)$3,995. ~~1 1~~,;:r·s~;!: FJma Thlt 1ta1emeri1waaflied'·1..... ,_ llltedabove on N/A e1o1.,."\~s9; b lS·ISOCIATES.tNC. -NOTICE:Attwl>ondehawia pow ~...;;;;C:.: 18..,..fll lfAOI I St500 956-2657 ' Put>llshed Orange Coast with the Coun'y CWk of Or-Publlllled Orange Coast Claude H. Kouchl TAIBUTORS 1701 South That Mid 1111* Iran.._ la ~ IMued, 1111 11*1t9 lecdon16111andlNll ... mYSLD x nt. Dally Pilot Novemt>er '"· 26. ange County on Oc1ober 'l7' Deily Piiot December 3 10 Thia ltatemam WU flied Boyd Strwt S..t ...... ln'ended to be COMl.lm-~ be paid and J)fopertill Immediately """ . •.a• -•l PlllllT'lllllm IOecemt>er 3, 10, 1968 1Me 17 24 1988 ' 'wlth theCountyClefttofOr· Ceilt.t 2705 · a matedattheofllceof:Trans-dMred Of IN 1en by pey-adoption. Tiie City Councill : _ _. Sa--Ot8 ,.._ • • s.133 11ioe County on o-t'lberl · · Cor ,.,.. 18?52'-Armltrone Av-mant of tt. followtnQ aima: ..._ "* "*9 II• currant Loaded with e xtras . ---------Publllhed Orange Coast 1. 1988 Oehcln l)O(etlon, • en1.1e. Irvine. Calllornl• (•)any IMtalllftent of Pflnct-and 11 ,...._~to IN ·
Sunroof extra clean. ,I rwuc NOTICE o.lly P110I NovM!bef 2$, De-w NOTICE ,_ Callfomll c:orporatton. 1701 92714 on Of lfter Oecamber pal and Int.-~ ..... pybllc ~ .-.y .... •••llBITIY ......... Loeded wfth_power equip-
ment. ' Uk• newl $9995
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JOHNSON & SON
Lincoln Mer c ury
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(393777)$10,995. oemt>er3, 10, 17, 1988 Publilhed Orange Coutl ="c~1~Mt, Santa 30 •. 1988. ~ poeted 10 tM , .. roll i... and IMI tlle ~
•ft •wsru flCTITlOUI MlltNlll S1120 flCTmOUtJUW.11 Delly ~lot Oecomber 10. 17. TMa ~ 11 cott~ This bulk tr9!1lfer It 911111-for"'-cwrent ftacal raar: (I>) to addllloMf .... tlllne.
UA -p -. .. ITA fl•NT "'NAiil tT A TamlllT ~.r,n. 1188 dueled I> • a COf atlon jeC1, lo Callforilla UnifOmi tllit11nptilcfbl6anca Of prlnC1-l.IM pam11ta. '**ICaa. and CID.Luc . The to11ov.1ng '*'°"s •r• "8JC NOTICE Th& folOwlng petSon•1•r!' S•·151 Th• leg11tr= com-Con1rnerc1a1 Code Section pal '*" the appllcabte ,. other apploable enm ...
doing 1>u1lnea1 u : doing bullnaM u : meoced 1108. detnptlon premium: (c) the mante for l.IM wtlich -_. 11•/t....aH MICRO INS TR UME NT FICTITIOUS BUSINESS ERA COU OF NEW· PmlJC ll)TICE ,,_. unJ:r ·~=~ti= The name and adclr ... of amount of any dallflql.IW!-to ~ O In ~ •1l /Ml llll COMPONENTS, 2059 Glen· NAMI ITAftMINT POAT. REALTORS, 2515 E. ~ ,,.,,,. ot namee the person with whom clel. lrlclualng penaltlM. atlon of thll Otdlnenoe • • I MYf•. Lagun• Beach. C.hf. The fOllowln9 person• are OoMt Hwy .. Corona def Mar. PICT1T10Ut .,...., titted above on ~-claims may be flied 11 ""-' and coata; (d) the WOl.lld ,..,.. In a ow. '°
Pl '14 92~ Leu Rol>itlson, d~E~~R. 2220 c-:'..a,Tf5~11tM, Inc . T~~r:':!are 11A=H President ~~~B:Rw~::.s~~C~ ~~(:;::,.::.,~::Cr:-""-~ 01 .. llST 2059 Glenneyre. Lagun1 Anaheim Aveque. Coll• e.tlfornla. 803 OarCS.nla dolng bualn&N U ! This ata~I .,.. filed Sandpoint•. #330, Santa dale of ca91. 1.11WM lrldl.lded "'vencY and "'-""9Mto
4 cyhnder 5 speecl man-Beach. Cahl 92651 M .... CA '2627 Way, CorON del Mat. Celit. Aus TR A L I A w E s T with the County CleR of °' Ana. CA 92707 and IN 1111 In (•I atloll8 Pl.Ible n.tth .-.y or
ual radl~ls Power s'eet· This busln .. 1 Is Con· Oani.i J. Smi,11, 2220 92825 4 M 0 T 0 R I N G A C -ange Col.Inly on ~ day for Mng clall'N br any IF IT 18 OESIAEO T. HAT we • ..... In 't11e Ing po...:er brakes ducted t>y an Individual Anattalm Avenue, Costa Th 1 t>utlneu It con· CESSORIES. 2428 Newport t. tMa Ct9dllor IN1I be Dacember YOUA ASSESSMENT BE AecftM1to1hla er..... AMiF~ cassette A/C. The registrant com· M-. CA t2t27 dUctl<I by: 1 corporation &Nd., Costa Mela. Call!. ' ~ 29, 1MI wNctl le "'-bl*-COLLECTS> A8 PAAT OF C. Tiiie Ordinance ahll
tit (1 1 ~47'$•195 · menced to trtnucl busi· Thia bu11,,..1 la con· Tha re9istrant com· Aobet1 F. Hautt, 138-42 StephenL Cartton 27758 MM day before the con-THEANNUALOOUNTYTAX term1nata and lie of no 1 -• • • ne11 under tne hct1tou! ducted t>y; an Individual. menced to trjlWIMC1 bull· Newport Alie .. T1.1tfn. Cllllf. Santa ~lta. 5u1t. 310 ainvnatlon dMe apecifled BILL. NO ACTION OR PAY·,.,,,.,., force or af9act l.IPOfl I..,.,.. IUCI t>uslnffs neme 0< names The reg1atrenl com· ""' under 111e fietltou1 92'80 Mlelaon Vlajo Calif ll2tt1 'at>Ove. • MENT IS NECESSARY AT lhe..,..,of (l)lta~ OllYILll listed 11>ove on NIA menced to tran1act busl· bullneu name or names MlchMI John Vlheneou11e, Publllhed Or~ Coast Dated: Nowmtler. 1988 THIS TIMl. IKl'tUllnl ,0 ~"-'
•• 2 -•l Rebec:ca L. Rot>lnton ne11 under the flctlllout U1ted at>ove on November P.O. Box 3811, Santa Ana. Deity Piiot ~b'; IO 17 MYMOND .. LTON DATED: Oecembar 7, a.ctlon uua. or (II)
·-• This statement wu flleo busln"s name or na!MI 16, 1988 Clllf. 92703 2-4. ~ 1 1988 · ' Pl.lbllatled Or1t1ge Coast 1t88 the °"1 Councll'a adootlon
.. -........ ..,, wt1n1heCoun1yClerk of Or· llstedet>o ..... N/A JOhnAllard,Pralldenl Thf1 1>u11ne11 11 con-• ' ' S•·l5-4x Daily Piiot Dacember 10, Ll~TI" Q. IYANl,otthefltlt"Projectand'rrat-
n.r--111 M.MWI ange County on Novembef Tl\11 atatamenl WM fllad Thia atat-t -filad ducted by:allmltedpannar-19.. '""' .10 .. Nl9't., 1---. Monltottng Aaport" ,._ SIMI · 10, 19118 with 1na County Ci.ti! ol Or-with the County Clerk of Or· lflfp •-.,. lllftftl'C SI 18-4 cter ., MllleMI•..,. ......, putWt to ~
Autometlc 4 cylinder ,.,_ ange County on November lt'09 County on November The registrant com· ,._ nu1~ .... ., C•• •
· • .Publllned Orange Cow 16, 1988 18 1988 meno1<1 to transact bull· •-.,. --Publltled Orant1 OOMt power door lock, radials. Deily Pilot Novemt>er 19, 26 ,._, ' ~ MM und8I' the flctttlol.I• ACtrnOUe.,..... .--nui~ Dally o.:.tnw 9, 18, 1NI
power steering, power o-nw 3, 10, 1988 Pu~ Orange ~ Pllblllfled °'Mf9 eo.t ~ name or ,,..,,.. NAm ITA~ I Ftl3
brak•. AM/FM, AIC Sa-10· OellyPllot NovemberH,0.-Deily Pilot Dacember 3, 10. tiatedaboveono.c.nber 1. The 'OlloWlno P9f90nS-
(11·504) $7,995 c.rnber 3. 10, 17, 1Me. 17, 2•. ,,.. i 1tN doing ~ Ill: ftaJC MJTIC( .,.,..,. -••n•t•IUll "8JC NOTIC[ Sa-127 Sa-135 AoC>er1 F. Hauft A4SET SERVICES. 21848 ...... um s::::e.,.,.......·°'· mTILll Thll 11•,arnenl -flled Ticond•oge LW. El Toro, The ~ "''°"' OMMAMCI (15).,.frofllltlpaaa.
FICTITIOUI IU..... NlJC NOTICE rtaJC Jl)la with the County ()ertl of Or· Cell. t2t30 . Mlle abandoMcl' ... ~of llO.... ... ....... put ... .., .. M!-lla1 NA• ITAT'EmNT ... ~on Nov9ntler l(lnl a. HardWldt. 21aq 'h• Flctlt101.11 81.1alne11 Alt U.llllCY ..,..... In itie ORANGE COMT
..... a., 'II ••lllll Tiie tollowlng persons an FICTITIOUI .,._.. flCTmOUt MWll 10, 1988 =~ ~. El Toro, Name: PACIFIC WEST OMMAMCI Of TMI CfTY DAILY PILOT, a 111 IPltt• ~ 1--doing busln"' a1 ..,.._ tT,-TUmNT NAm ITAftMINT ' fW1lll T ' YACHTS, 3404 Via Oporto, COUNCIL Of TMD CITY Of of Oll*al dfQMtlon prtric. Autotra~ :!~ndilion. G:~J~;~~e ~~:;:.~~~~ dJ :; ~~ ::aon• •r• dJ:; = ~ .,. ~~~~-= 1~ duc1':, t>';.':i~:;~con-~.~Newport Boach, ~:~~of~~=
Loaded. Low miles. U gune Beacll, Calif 92651 NATIONAL AUTO GLASS LE COATE. 771 W. ltth 2•. ~1. 1988 . ~ r~gl:~ c::· The Flc11tlol.lt Bush-~· ... A• AP· IN !WI* of IN member•
(2HMS2•a)S8,e95. .lonph E. Noten 74f OF HUNTINGTON BEACH, Straet.SulteE,Ooe!aMea&. ' S.·180 ,_ ~~he fictlUou . Name,.._,,edtoabowwee P"OYAL 0' APPLI• 1MCltyCo1.1nchotlnglor
S11mmll Drive. L1gun1 17131 Beach 8'vd., Hunt-CA 11m1 1 fllld In (){anti County on CATIOlll flOR ~ 1 ..... "'-eame. ICIWSTER Belctl, Clllf. 92651 lngton Boach. Calif. 92t47 Martf\6 Cortez. 33e E. tlUllneM name °' namee Saptember 5. 1t85 FILE ~ ,_.CTa IUlt-PA88£0 AHO ADOPTIO
Thia bulfne11 11 con PhlHp llMkla. 11351 Tutti 20th Street, "P'· 15, Cotta MlJC llDTIC( llltO!., .O: r (not Y91) N0.'211148 •CT TO ••MM e 1Ct1 -of Oeoemtler, ClllWC dUC1ed by an tndlVldu•I Ln .. Huntington BMch. Calif. Mela. CA 92127 .. ...... a~. lnC,, • ....... 'nll C09L8-,.. •
• Th• rag lltra nt com· 92647 Devld A. Cotter. 338 E. ~~A~M wlthlhllthe::'b::'ot~ =corporation, 1136 'llOll Mm'ADOf'nDll Of ATTEST:
Get en angle on the camera l1•/•6 •• menoed 10 tranwl bull Thia 1>1.1•lnM1 It con· 20th Street. Apt. 15, Costa The....._._ ange County on December on. F2.0I, Neiwpor1 TW fllllOIM:T Am 11Ulf-a... P. Ptllnney, City ~you·11e .. 211/Ml-1111 -under tlltl flcutou1 duc1edby.anlndMdl.lll Mea&,CAIH27 ~per90naata 5 1t81 Beadl, .t2te3 l'ICllOllll'GMll..allf. of .. City o1 Coa1a .,ented AeedcllUlfled t>ulineel ,,_ °' n•"* Th• registrant com· Thia bvaineM 11 con· dolna--• • Tiiie ....,_ -~ llCTlON 1. =...-,.,~--_,,,.,..-....,,.., --,k..-1"---....,-------lllted Ibo .... on (not yet) "'*'* to (fanaect bull-ducted by. hl.labond and wife B A A 0 N 8 I N T E A -~ dl.leted by. ~edon WHEAEA8. .. the Nowem-JOU re 00 ng Or • car, . Joeeph Nolen riffs unct¥ the flc11to1.11 Tha re9111ran1 COlft-NAT I 0 NA L • 1 0 4 8 1 wtlallng ~nd L ... 23072. Tiiie atetement -ftled tier I , 1111, ,,.,,_.. .eao. cl•sslfled has news for you. Thlt 1ta1amen1 w1t 111et bullnMI name °' n""" menoe0 to ''atlMci t1ua1-Chr11tmee 0t1ve. H1.1nt1ngton Lall• C4nt• Drive. El Toro, with the County e1ert1 of Or· ttc1n. te. llOIW9 of IN City of
-------------------1w1'h th& County Clerk of Of. U1tad above .on Marc:ti 1, naes .under IN flcO''°"' e..ctl. Calif. t2Mt ,.,... Calll..U.: ""--Coeat anti County on Nowember Coate M•H approved PtalC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ange County on No-.mbe> 1976 bullneu nama Of narn. James A. Mazur, 1.,...1 .... -._ 11. 1... ~ o. a mun1c1pe1 i... 10, 1988 Philip Zlaakl1 . lllted above on November Chrlstm• °""9, Hl.lntlnglon ~ PfloC Oecemtler IO, 17• Publlahecl Or1t1ge eo.t ftletlW ,...... that ct.
"'9LIC NOTICE flCTrTIOUl IU ... 11, .,, flnf74 t tila 1tat--.t wu fllad 23, 1988 Beach, Callf. t2Mt 24· 1• 1tN Sa-1Stx DeMy Piiot Oeoember 3, 10, Y&lopmentprotei:tamalntaln
Notice 11 give n tl'1•t NAMI ITATW•NT Publlthed Ora.nge Cou with '"' County CWk ol Ot-Martha Cortez Sally M. Muw. 10481 17, 24. 1118 and _.. oer1aln ~
pur1u1nt to Sections The following pertoM are Delly Pllo' No\lember 19. 26 ange County on ~-Thia 11alement WU tiled Clwlat"'-a Ortve., Huntington Sa-137x -1eve11 of MMo9 tot
21701·21715 of !fie Bull-dolnQ bu91neu n. Decemt>er 3, 10, tH8 17, 1H 8 uufth the County-Clerk of Or-~· ~; '21411i MUC ll)TIC( ~. ttow. ftood oontnlt,
neet and ProtessW>ns Code. (•)"ETERONAAY RADIO-Sa-10l ...... &noe County on Ncwemb« '"'' .,...,,,._ con• __ .,. --pcloe, fife, and perr1111i:
Section 2328 of Ille Com-GRAPHIC COMPANY Publlehed Ot1t1ge COMt 23, 1988 dl.leted by.huabandandwlte PICMIOUe._.. ,._ nui~ r.aporwe t1mea, or °"*• . ._ IMradlCilld
mercla1Code,Sectlon535of ( t>) v ET ERI N A RY "8JC NOTICE Delly Piiot Dacemt>er 3, 10. ,_ The r .. l,,rant COlft• llAlmtTAW •-MY<>' .._ ~ ltlalr .,_.. oon1ld1 ed WllOft ~ .....<. the~ Code. NEWPOFIT DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING. 17. 24. 1988 • Pub4iatled Orange ~ menced to 1'9rW1 bual-TM tollowlrlf .,.,.__we PWOlmD OMeUMCI llftpeota Of IN ~ • a~ ....... MESA SELF STORAGE, 10677 Et TOfo Ave .. Fown-PICTITIOUl IUIMll S.129 Dally Pilot Oeoember 3, 10, .... l.lftder IN flctltiolll dolrll ..___ _ A propoead ordlnonce la and .... Qty COullGI ...... on
2S50 Newport 8tvd:. Coet• tain Vtlley. Cll1f 92708 ..,... ITATW•NT 17, 2•. 1988 ~ '*'M or NIM& IL[UMINAT ING CON-adeecMed '°' adoption .. WHIAEAS.~o... "' -of D111fflei, Meal. CA, 92627 ......... by Brett Kantrowitz, 10677 a The followlng pertonl -PmUC 11)'11C( Sa-149 Neead atloll8 on NIA C!PTS, 2t32 s. Harbor the regyMr City Council QUlr9& thet the City praper9 ""·and ...... .......,
competitive l>lddlng on 0... oro AYe . Fountain Valley. dolrlO bullnell u Sally M. Mazur 91vd., Senta Ana. Cellf. """'lnll of DecomMr 5 and approw • "Pfotee' and a6Cll*d •..,,. af•
cemt>et 21. 1988 •I 1Q·OO Cellt 92708 PAOFIT TECHNIQUES. PICTITIOUI ....... w lln1C( w4tTh":.'!.~C::o1 ~ 12.::-.. ,.._,. U..ClO--. 1HI. "'"" Ordinance Trdlc Monitoring Aaport" meotlnQ of --A.M. Auction 10 be Mic! at Thi• bu•lneae II con-333• Eut COUI Hwy Ste. Nam tTA~ fllCmlOUI...... ....... .. 7 ...... _ --·7· U.21 relating to aollcltatlon 'o~IMlleMllnelnfor-...... on ---
tl'le at>o.,.. address. Property ductad by 1t1 lndlVldual . 114, Corona def Mar, C111f The follOWlng peraona -MAim tTAmu "'f ... Col.lnty on Deoeneller =2 g..,~i;;c,.. Blvd,. Sert'• of 9"'4110rmen,, ._.,_,or maeton required to ....,.. Den 1'b0r, , .. , by IN
to be IOkl as tollow9; mis· Tn1 reglatrant com· 92825 doing bulJ,,_ •: 1. • · oontrlbutlonl from public ,,.. City lo delerlftlne rolOll VOlet
aau a na ous nousehold menced to tran1ac1 t>u.i· Marhn•ll• Oawaon·Hlt>-CVNTOM. 8141 Bryan' The followlng ~ efl ,_. Thia b1.1llneea 1• Con· ,,,....and hlg.hweya. ...... Pfotl'O"d ~ AYES: COUNCii. MIM•
goo d•. personal tt1m1. n4M under t~• llctltous bard, 218 Merigold A11e, Of .. Huntington Boadl, Calif. ~=~· TRANS-O::,~, ..... oac°::~ 1Coalt0 17 cll.lctThed by. an1 lndlvt4ual The _IY\Otlon to ghle Ordl-ment project• comply ""'° M; .._ Hom0uaWa. f1.1rnlf1.1ra, and cloth Ing t>vslne11 neme or names Coron• del Mar Cellf 92$25' 92t47 2". ~ ""' ,_ • • • reg II rant com· ~ •21 fltlt reedlnQ ..._,,. 0 ~ta; , Q1aaaow
belonging to the following· lllled above on Jenu1ry 1. Devtd R Hit>bard, 218 TllOmM WIUlem Claire Jr .. ~~Os i':!!.:~: 2"· 1• ,... Sa-IS2 menoect ~tr~ bl.Ill-c:atrted bW ~ folowlrla roi and NOi , Cou.iceL. MISM-
Jotin Wl1tet Unit •~ 1989 &\. Mangold. Corona del Mar. 8141 BtyMt Or., HUntlngton C... t2 Oa .,... IM 1"''"lol.la call vo4e: COUNCIL MEM-WHEAEA8, purlllent lo M : Qaflll
Alex Slrcello •737 & •7~ lkett KantrOW\t:l'V CaHI. 92825 Beach, Celt t2t47 19V.;.,,,.y L.:.n Well 10719 =-above Mmeo:. '*"* IERS: AYES: B1.1fla . ElecUona Code Section ABllNT: COUNCtL
JoM C.ruso •76 1 Thr. ltatemenl wu flied Thia Ou1fna11 11 con• C~ n..o Clelfe, S.... AYe. &Ilea 1o3 F'OYn-PlaJC ll)TICE t• on mller t, Hornb1.1cllle. Amb1.1rgay, 4013, MeMl.lre 0 becomaa ...... : Nona
AaclhMI JotePh •222 lh 'he County Clark of Or-dl.lcil<I t>y .,, tndlvldu•I I 14' Bryant Or . Huntlnlton "*' Vtlltr/ Calif. t270a • Miii McSfeeryy Olaagow, Genia. NOES; .... on OecemtMw 11. IN wm1111 WHE~Of':' Mlec. ynit &f\08 County on November Tha rag111ren1 com-Beech, Calif 92147 This bUtlneaa 11 f.bn. l'ICTmOUe MJllllM ftrtt• ...,,...1 ftled None. ABSENT: None. 9111; and .. ..,_ •-""I Nnd D .......... --.. ...... 10, 1988 men<ied to tr&nMCI bu9'-Thie l>ualn-la CIOfl· dl.lc1ed by. an lndlvldlual llAlm STA~ ,. ___ c: The Ml ..., °' the orcfl.. WH!MAl.1111111 IN Pro-............... of ..
L.loeMe '"-IN (714) F.nr7 ~ under lhe ftctltous duc1ed br.hl.lt0endandwlfe Tiie reglatrant com. ,........,......,._ =-~"~ O.O:Zi; nenoe ~lie read In the iact ~ Trallc Moi...... ofC-..._lflll..,. 111-etU Publllhed 01-noe Coast businelt name or names The raglatrant do111-tMnOed to trMMCt bual-dolf'I .,...,_ •: 2. ,.., 1 Qty C)ert; • of11oa 77 f lit "9port la prepared and• of C'lc....,, ,..,
Putlllilf*' Orange Coolt Dlll4y Pttot No11ember 19, 26. lllled 1t>ove on November menoed 'o traneect b1.1t1-,_ l.lftder tM flct"tova AOIT .. ALIA WEIT · ,_ DrM eo.ta .._,· PJO'led•oeteer..,_,,..,. P. "*"-· <*r
DeMy Pllot 0eoembet10,17.Decemt>et 3,10,1988 15.t988 ,_under the ftc1"°"'....,_ name or ,..,_MOTO .. INO AC · Pl.lbfflteedOr OOMt ---P.,,.•1mv.cter'&11onprooedurea .... ~ andU.-oftlCIOOlarti .. 1... Sa-103 Marhnalle Oe4wton-Wlb-b1.111neM NIM or MmM ...._..~on (not .-C) CISIOfUU, 13142 .._. DellY.-.ot Dew;•.:: 10 17 ce.ti ........... "'-Qty ... lie CltyCeunolof"'9CttyOf;
Si 163 b1td lated abov9 on NIA Jefhy L Walla port A¥e. #Y. T'*"'. Calif. l4. )I NI 1 • • Putlllhed Orange C... ...... to ...... ....._ 1ta....... • ---------rta.IC NOTICE Thll 11atemen1 v.a1 filed Thoma& w. 0111re Jr. Thia · fllld tatlO • • 1 Oeltv Pltot December 1 tt. oumulltlwe= of PublllNcl Oranoe OOMt~ "8JC NOTICE wltll the County Ci.t11 of Or· Thi• llatement wee llled wtttl fhe ~~-Of Or-"obert FIOfeM H81.1f1. s .. 1se ,... . deVllapMent Ilona DellY .... 0......... 10.:
flCTrTIOUI .ua•H ange County on November with the County Cletll of Or· anti County on December 1*1 """'°" AY&. IY, F112 would ...... 0 1 ..
PICTITIOUa IUAIEll t!IAMI ITATl•NT t5, 111ea • ange Col.Inly on Novtfl'lber 1. ltN Twdh, Calf. flllO ,ACIPIC Y•W and I ao. .._ ... : MAM9 tTA~NT Ttwafollowlng persoo1 are • ,.._ 17, t9U· ' P'W11 TIMI bWlneM la OOft· •lllONAL ••-The ~ pettoM are ng bullneu u ; Put>ltsned 01.,_ Coat ~ ltvblllMd Ot-Coaat ._, ~ an lllClwedl.lal r-_.." "*" ~..: MARK I SYSTEMS. 313 8 Deily Ptlol November 1), 21, Pl.lbllel'led Ofange Coaat DellY "'°'Doc•* 10 17 Th• , ... , •• , ... , com· Cemetery. MonlMlfV
<•)AIUNDANT LIVING orth Euclid Way, Anaheim, December 3, 10. 1916 Deity Piiot o.c.mtier s. to. 24. )1 1111 • • ,...,.... to tranaaot .,_,.. .~ acrftc ~·~
HYCHOLOOICAL SER· If 92801 '1-tlt ,1, 24, 1118 ' ' S..153 W _..., tM lottttCMla ..JOO~ ~1"9 VICeSR>ITHEC!NTER FOR Tere11 Francet Man-S.t32 .,...,_ ,..... Of naMel ,.........,, _,,
LIVING ABUNDANTLY ua. 9'1 w.., Cat'IOn rtaJC NOTIC( PWlJC llJ11C( ..... .._.. °" ~ ......_2700 (.IL 0 u Is J 0 s E p H 11, Torrance, Clllf 90502 rwLJC -• 10 ,.
MOUSIARD & ASSOC. Thie bullneH It con· '1Cnnout IUWll -1-PICTl'flOUt IUIH•ll ~ '· Hlill« _,..._. Vwde Dr. E. S1a. ucted by an lndlvldual NAM1 tTA.,...,,. ~TITIOW· 111•11 1Mm STATW TNI M 111•• .. flacl
G, Coet• ...... Cellf. t2l2t The regl1tra nt corn-The foflowjng pereons are _ .um STA~ TN tolowel'I ,.,_.. .... "'9 ~ Ollrtt of Or-
Loi.Ill Joelptl Brouaaard, to 1ran1ac1 bull~ dolno butlnaes u . Tfle tolowlnt '*90"9.,. dOlfl8 ...._ _ ._.. Counlr on Nouem4)er
..., Contlnenlal Drlva, • under the tlc!rt0\11 PROFESSIONAL AEFEA· ~==-M: MAZU" PftODUCTIONI, 10. ,.
Hunllncaton Beach. Call!. a1neH name or n.,.,,.. RAI. ASSOC .. 2715 Mesa COMPANIU, 10411 C11r111m .. or111e. . ,__
...... llted ebo11e on November 8, Vetde h9t. Sull• A 106, 1aaoo VOii K8rman l te. 8 ,o, Hwmtngton leocll, Cellt. ~ Or..-Coaat Tlllt bvelneu le con• 1988 Coeta Meea. Cellf. t2tH IMtle, Cell t2711 t2MI Dmlr,... ~ 10, 17, ~by. en lndMdual T.,..._Mltl(lqua • Sindt• A Hiii. 2776 MeM Modrtglil. I Aaeoclet... ,,..,_ ~ .._,, Jf., M, ,,, ,.
Th• regl1trant oom· Thia stetement .... lllld 'l1•de e.t, lulte AtOI. lnC . 1CIMornlaCoorpor·104t1 .ctwllt..,.. Orhre,. S..111
l'lllftOed 10 lfll*IC' bull-h Ille COl.lney Clarl OI Or· Coala Me8e. Calf. Hat atlon Huntfntton leoefl, caMf 1---------,._ Wtctet the f1Ct1t~ County on Noo..mMr lhlt ~· 11 cort-Thia buelnW i. con-.....
.....,_ nem1 or nem. 10, 1... dl.lc1ed by: an indMdual dUc'9d br° I eotpOfMlol1 lll6I OUll-la ._.1-:===::::::::-......... on No'4fM)er 7. ,.,.,, Th• retlflr•n• C:Olft• Th• re9latre11t COM· ..... by: an....... I .... , .. !U I! ••
-~ Otantl Coaat ~ to "9nMe1 bl*-tMnOed to It~ llu9-Tfle , .. Istre"' ••"'· ... 9'A1'. • llT LOUii Jolopfl lrc.urd Pfot ~•'"10er 1t . M . ,,... wnder lhe ftc:tttOUtl ,_ l.lftdet wi. ftctttoue ......., to .,_ .... Tltl ........ ~ ..
Tiii& .... ,_.It .... llled 3, 10, '* ~ '*"" 0t nan.~.,.,,. or ,....,_ l.lftdet .. ..._ ,......_ •
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NEW ON MARKET
SPECTACULAR IN IRVINE $111,soO
"Chateaux" townhome. highly customized with
enclosed atrium. Experience the feeling of this
I BR . I 1hBA. home with the serenity of this
special feature. Ana Perkins.
LIKE NEW CONDOMINIUM $244,000
Beautiful 3 year new 2BR. 2BA, condominium in
the heart of Newport Beach. White carpet.
mirrored walls. Very light and bright. Security
gated community Micki Cooper
EASY LIVING BY THE BAY $425,000
This 3BR. 21h BA with family room 1s light and
bright. Rear yard w/loads of privacy: Gate
guarded Bayview Terrace by JM Peters sur·
rounded by bicycle and jogging paths. Gloria
Robertson and Carolyn Lowe.
NEW BA YCREST LISTING $449,000
Move-in condition, ready for immediate oc·
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completely refurbished. Beverly Morphy.
BAY SHORES $525,000lH
Enjoy the amen1t1e s that this gated family com-
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separate master suite and study. Large family
room. Ann Peters
FAMILY NEIGHBORHOOD $829,000
Outstanding one level 4BR. ho me, walking dis-
tance to schools and shops. Great private lo-
cation. Pool. spa and loads of upgrades Maxine
Propp
EMERALD BAY-ESTATE SALE $725,000
Only $725,000 for this 3BR, w/large nat
backyard close to park and tennis. Terrific
location. Great potential for add-on or remodel
Compare with recent sales You 'll discover
value. Call Rod or Dave
BELCOURT HILL $749,000
Finest location with superb views of the ocean
and city lights. Top quality interior with light
hardwood floors. JBR. master suite with fire·
place. Three car garage Ann Peters.
SOUTHERN DESIGN $1,375,000
Three BR with pool. spa and fountain. Located
on one of the largest lots in Irvine Terrace with
1 so· view of jetty, ocean. Balbes and Catalina. A
must see. Ask for 8.1. Johnson
HARBOR RIDGE CUSOTM $2,650,000
Under construction. fabulous views of the ocean
and cit y lights. Five or six bedrooms. elevator.
three levels. To be completed In the Spring.
Choose your finishes now! Ann Peters.
CONDOMINIUMS
ELEGANT TOWNHOME 1321,000
Spacious 3BR. 21hBA end unit. Very light and
bright, completely remodeled. has very private
patio. Walk to pools, Wildlife Preserve. Trlona
Bergin.
CORONA DEL MAR $439,950
Located in near new gate guarded community of
Jasmine Park. Ocean breezes and short walk to
village or ocean. Three BR. 21/i BA. family room.
Overlooks park. Gloria Robertson or Carolyn
Lowe.
Thanks to all tlae help and support ot our
clients, tlaelr friends ud oar sales
assodat.es) we laave reacbed oar goal of
S,500 cans of food to lilelp feed the bomeless
and lilangry of Oruge Couty. Donations
a.re stiU beiJlg accepted, and our tree is sdll
growing.
SUPERB OCEANFRONT VIEW 11,985,000
Dramatic 180° views of oc.ean, jetty. Catalina
and sunsets. Listen to the sound of the waves.
Spacious older home with 4BR . 5BA. A specia l
CdM opportunity. Lois Jacobs or Linda Oeth
FABULOUS ESTATE -VIEW $1 ,500,000
Six BR, 51hBA with family room. Sitting room and
formal dining room. Guest quarters. Dramatic
pool, outside cooking fa cilities and entertain·
ment area. Two separate master suites. Triona
Bergin.
OVERLOOKING BEACH $2.375,000
Terrific .new 3BR, 41.hBA w/conv. den. Looks
down on the private beach G p0unding surf. Th is
is EIY!erald Bay's best location. Seller may ca rry
financing to qualified buyer Dave Hlrschler or
Rod Daley.
OPEN HOUSES
BIG CANYON
4 BR. FR
H V HILLS
4 BR, FR, spa
BAVSHORES
J BR FR
JASMINE PARI(
3 BR. FR
H V HOMES
5 BR. FR spa
BAYCREST
J BR. FR, pool
BAYVIEW TERRACE
'l BR. FR
BIG CANYON
4 BR. FR
BAYSHORES
J BR. F'R
JASMINE PARK
J BR. FR
H V HOMES
5 BR. FR, spa
BAYCREST
l BR, FR pool
BAYVIEW TERRACE
J BR. FR
BELCOURT
4 BR, FR, pool
IRVINE TERRACE
J BR, FR. pool
HARBOR RIDGE
6 BR, FR. pool
SATURDAY
a..-5,000 M Can10f'I Felrwar
I ·5 Donna Godshall
1111,000 1324 Outr1994tr
I ·4. 3-0 Muine Propp
$525,000lH 2535 Yteta Ortve
I ·4 30 Melanie Oldham
1434,'50 IOI Hlbfecw
I ·4 3-0 Ann Grau
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S44t,OOO 2051 Commodore LeM
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$425,000 47 ............. Place
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I ·4 ~verly Morphy
SGl.000 47 Sheerwat., ,.._.
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S1,17S,OOO 1111 DolptlM Twriaoe
12·4 JO B.I Johnson
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l-4.3-0 Carol Allltori
2 Civic Plaza # 100
SELECTED HOMES
MEDITERRANEAN VILLA 1515,000
A decorators dream. white~on-white. High cell·
ings. red tile roof. professional fandscapine.
White wooden shutters. extra room for many
uses. Assoc. pool & spa. Mall Gulledge.
PENINSULA -PARK -PRIVACY IMS,000
Four BR. 21hBA. family home away from the
crowds yet close ro wedge, beach bay activity
A dream place to raise an a,tive family. Hobie
Denny.
NEED TO MOVE QUICKLY ... .000
Vacant and ready for immediate occupancy.
Bring an offer on this beautiful like new 5BR,
Somerset in Harbor View Homes. Finest quality
upgrades. Beverly Morphy.
LIDO ISLE·BAYFRONT $1,495,000
Larger lot and dock. Great views from spacious
living room with bayfront patio for entertaining
Three BR. 4BA. plus family room. Terrific lo·
cation Barbara Aune or Carlyn Calfan •
S~LE OR TRADE S1,S50,000
This bayfro~t home. will consider trading down
for duplex tn Corona del Mar. or single fmaily,
home in Newport Beach. Wonderful 5BR. In
prime location with pier & slip. Barbara Aune or
Carlyn Callan
BIG CANYON
A LOWEST PRICE '525.000
Big Canyon Home. Beautiful Dover completely
redecorated. F'rench windows and doors, den
with wet bar. Low maintenance garden with
large patio and deck. Jackie Keigh.
OUARD OATED 1535.000
Big Canyon, expanded Dover mode{.. 2BR. 2BA.
built-In entertainment center. hardwood floors.
crown moldings, wet bar. air conditioned Land~
scaped by Rogers Gardens. Madelyn Gonzales.
810 CANYON 11,415,000
Lovely traditional family home. 6BR, 4BA with
elegant formal marble entry. Large master
suite. large private lot with pool. On one of Big
Canyon's finest streets. Danny Bibb .pr Step-
hanie Grody.
FAaULOUI CUSTOM HOME 11.815,000
Traditional Country French. 5BR. 6lh8A, home.
Serene setting on Big Canyon Country Club's
15th ttole. Lake view. incredible quality through-
out. Danny Bibb or Stephanie Grody.
BIO CANYON CUSTOM ta,ll0,000
Magnificent family home set on~· or the
largest lots. Spacious rooms, blea~hed oak
floors. 6BR, separate large cabana. pool, and
spa. Volleyball sportscourt. Danny Bibb or Step-
hanie Grody.
BIG CANYON -BEST VIEW IS.200 000
Five BR. home with I so• golf course m~ln
and city light.$ view. Imported tile roof, ma¥fs
quartersJ chlldrens wine. Master suite wlth sit·
tJng area and balcony. Danny Bibb or Linda Oeth.
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LAGUNA NIGUEL
NEW LJSTING! Lots of.potential with this fixer-upper. Needs lots
of TLC, but bas locati~·location! Three bedrooms plut two baths.
Call now for a private viewing! $250,000. Ad#006.
BARBO'& RIDGE
A warm traditional family borne of tbe bi&best standard with an
open flo~ing floorplan with six bedrooms, four and one-ttalf baths.
Oak sta'"!ay, 1~t. kitchen a~ a refri,erated wine cellar.
Great ou~1de entertalntDg area with built-in BBQ, pool and spa.
all profes1onally landscaped with ocean, bay and city light views.
$2,500,000. Ad#OOS
' HUNTINGTON HARBOR
Large corner lot affording privacy and rooll} for two larae y·achts.
' 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.
Hard to duplicate! $1,095,000. Ad#008
LAGUNA BEACH
Breathtaking country French home completed in exotic woods,
located on. two lots at Victoria Point. Fantastic ocean coastline
views. Four bedrooms, four baths, two fireplaces. solid oakwood
noon, five oceanview decks, beveled and tulip windows. Very
large family home with e:sceptional yards complete with fruit
trees. Steps to charming Victoria Beach. ,1,295,000. Ad#003
WEST NEWPORT DUPLEX
A terrific income property cloee to tbe beach in West Newport.
Two units, each with two bedrooms, one and one-ball baths and a
fireplace. Fe>ar-ar carport, plus additional oU1treet parking.
$395,000. Fee. Ad#OOl
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BALBOA ISLAND DUPLEX
· OUTSTANDING VALUE! Choice location in first block from the
bay with some view. Three bedrooms, two baths 1n upper unit, and
two bedrooms, one bath in lower unit. Two car garage plus
carport. C8llnow for a private showing. $645,000. Ad #OlO.
NEWPORT BEACH
NEW LISTING! Situated in a woodsy setting with lots of privacy,
this two bedroom and two,bath unit is vacant and ready for quick
occupancy. Community ~l, spa and tennis courts close by. Walk
or bike to ocean beach. $230,000. Ad#002.
BELCOURT WLL
Ocun, catalina and city Uabts view from this m•nn•n1 townbome.
Tastefully decorated and f1ll'Dilbed in altra-quality modern. New
blond bardwood flooriJtl, Berber carpet1D&. cUl&om wiDdow
shades and lbutten. Dramatic castom Upttnc UaroapouL Air
coadiUoned, UPIJ'aded leCUrity s;.tem. three car prap, pardecl' 48le. Offered JUlly farnisbed at f7t5,008. Ad #018
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LAGUNA BEACH
NEW USTtNG! Panoramic ocean and city lights view! Bleached
hardwood floon, marble fireplace. lavish marble baths. and
generous use of granite in kitchen. This spectacular residence
offers the ultimate adult lifestyle with two bedrooms, two and one-
balf baths, private swimming pool and spa and two tubs
$1,2SO,OOO. Ad#023.
SPYGLASS
A real Gem on Spygla.sa, views of city lights, mountains. Harbor
Ridge, partial ocean from garden. New French doors throughout.
Cuatomiled ~tinl in and out, new marble floors in foyer. family
room and titcben. Upgraded landscaping and security system.
Mt5,000. Ad#019
NEWPORT ISLAND
Dllcover ''Newpqrt Island," the quiet bide-a-way island on the
Peninsula. A fourbedroom, including a master ~2droom with a
private sundeck and spa, two bath, two story home. A warm, open
living room with used brick fireplace, oak flooring, remodeled
IOUJ1Del kitcben. Asking $445,000. Ad #Ol4
HAJlBOR RIDGE
No exi>eme bas been spared to create this architectural master·
piece. The flawless detail of design and construction is not unlike
a fine work of art. The generous use of slate, copper and other
quality materials cannot be matched. Comprising six spacious
bedrooms, five and one ball baths, park.i.Dg for as many as five
automobiles, this estate offen tbe maximum in luxurious living.
Outstanding bay and night light views. In the finishing stages of
construction now, decorative fini.sbel may be selected by tbe
purchaser. can today for a private viewing. $2,950,000. Ad#Ol 7
WOODBRIDGE-SOMERSET-REDUCED!
Expanding family forces the sale of this charming two bedroom,
one and one-half bath cotta,e. Best Woodbridge location. only
steps from community pool, spa and park that includes assocaa·
lion-owned tennis courts. Energy saving hotwater beater and •
inside laundry. Only ,162,900. Ad#Ol l.
SPACIOUS HOME IN PARK LIKE SETTING
On a quiet street of outstanding homes. this immaculate five
bedroom, three bath residence is on a large park·like lot in
Oran,e. IF you are looting for a spacious borne with s~
pool and spa in a beautiful country setting, don't miss this. lligbly
upgraded with amenities too numerous to list $425,000. Ad #004.
WESTCLIFF
Charming Countf¥ Freocb residence in the highly desirable
Westclilf commumty. Stroaa street appeal with Frencb Chateau
architectural detail, inclacli.q lots of used brick and wood beams.
Lush landscaping surrounc& the pro~rty, and a generous
backyard provides ample space for a swimming pool or flower
garden. Tbe interior offers comfort and cbarm. exquisitely
decorated in a traditional motif. Wood peg floors in the. country·
kitchen, with used brick. fireplace and beamed ceilings. Three
fenerous bedroomsplus tow batM. Call now for a private viewing.
525,000. Ad#Ol2.
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~f.WPORT ISLAND S529,000
\\"a 1nfrom duplex wi th boat d<ick with an
11u1 ... tandin~ loc:t1on looking dCJwn a wide open
l hannel. Excellent 11pportunit} for remodel.
iJricecl to "'ell
OLDE COM S565.000
\lmE-right into th1~ lif'aUt\. 2 vear old spacious
homf' ... o. 111 hwv. Thous. !>pent on recent up-
!!radt·., A must see' \·ery bright & ~uphi, ttcaled!
BLUFFS
BLl'f'FS S259,000
'2 ... tory wllh one RH. dn~tairs. Lovely patio with
fu ... h land!-c:a pe. Newer kit. cabinet. & floor.
:\t-al. dean & well decorated.
BLllHS S339,000
Sp;mou"' "2 "-lY ··~" pian: :1 BH. quiet, on grn bit.
Immac. cond. many uptrades, incl sec. sys.
v. elect gait. plant Shutters.
BLl'HS S359,900
Thi!-heauty is well lo<.ated (Jn desirable green-
h.-lt within walkm~ distance to pool. Remodeled
kit chen and baths, 2 patio" and !'Un deck. Live in
r11mfor1 111 Newport Beach.
BLlff~ S369,000
·He!-t location nne stun .~ BH. & Den. End unit
with lovely warp around patio. W ide rolling
grt-t-nbelt & trees g1vt a feeltni{ of tranquility &
privacv.
BLl'HS S385,000
\1ove right tn to th1!-sparklmg :i bedroom
··J>elores" end unit It 's situated on a rush
greenbelt with a peak of the back ba·y.
PENINSULA
BALBOA PENINSULA $650,000
Beautiful 3 BR beach front condo with wonder-
ful view" of ocean, beach & pier. Rooftop
sundeck. great kitchen, fireplace. beachside
pal to.
B~LB9A S670,000
High income from duplex located in the heart of
where all the action 1s on the oceanfront down
near the Newport Pier.
PENINSULA S775,000
Wonderful <>eeanfront 1n prime area of Penin-
sula. Swimming at its nest. Home has 5 BR, TV
n >om. Upgraded kit, dr. lots of glass & vistas of
!.and, dunes & sea.
OPEN HOUSES
OPEN ATURDAY 1-4
NEWPORT BEACH 442 VISTA ROMA
3 BR $:359,900 J . MAC MILLAN
HARBOR VIEW HILL 3719 PARK GREEN
4 BR 8698,f>OO D. GOLD BERRY
HARBOR RIDGE
4 BR. FR $/f>0.000
BLUFF
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HARBOR VIEW HOM ES 1918 PORT CARDIFF
5 BR, FR S625,000 E. CORKE'IT
HARBOR VIEW HILLS 3719 PARK GREEN
4 BR $698,500 D. MEEDER
NEWPORT HEIGHTS 1401 KINGS ROAD
3 BR $825,000 B. MILES
CORONA DEL MAR
JASMINE CREEK H49,000
Elegant Plan 4 very private end unit 3 bedrooms
+ Ir~ expanded family room. Light and airy.
Guarded ecurity. pools and tennis.
HARBOR VIEW HILLS '649,000
#our bedroom t raditional with 2 cozy fi replaces,
formal dining and large family room. Spacious
courtyard entry. Located on quiet out -de-sac.
HARBOR VIEW HILLS *898 500
Wonderful location next Lo park! Beautifully
refurbished 4 BR w/new ki tchen, baths, french
doors + Large covered patio in private setting.
SPYGLASS '749,900
Largest spyglass f amity home with pool, spa, bay
windows & decorator upgrades. 5 or 6 bedroom
with f amity room, den & formal dinin_g. Terrific
value.
WATERFRONT Sl,475,000
Great potential. Remodel/expand. P rime lo-
cation 4 BR, 3112 BA + much more. Spectacular
lot + view. Motivated seller. One of a kind. Will
consider aJJ offers.
NEWPORT BEACH
PARK LIDO S l 95,000
Large townhouse-3 BR, 2 BA, 3 car garage.
Inside laundry/utility r()()m; private patio; hard-
wood floors. Convenient area. CaJI to see!
BA YSHORES .~ '439,000
4 BR. 4 BA on an oversized lot. Prime location.
just teps from walkway to beach and guest dock.
U -shaped home opens to brick & gazebo. _
BACK BAY S479,900
Wonderful back bay home. perfect f.or the grow-
ing family 4 bedroom 2.5 bath, sep. fam. room. Hug~ rear yard with separate play a rea & R.V.
parkmg.
NEWPORT BEACH '625,000
Largest model-5 BR. uperbly decorated. ky
lights, French window , wood floor , country
family kitchen. AU surrounded by 'J>OOI, gardens
& views!
HARBOR RIDGE · '750,000
Gorgeous 4 BR. 31 i BA home marble flovrin~,
oak paneling, custom wall & window coverings.
Beautifully landscaped corner location. A mu~r
ee!
LIDO PARK '795,000
A touch of Manhattan in the he~rl of Newport
Beach. Panoramic ocean view from this spec-
taculRr 7th floor 2 bedroom, 21/2 bath. Seller may
trade.
NEWPORT HEIGHTS '825,000
Front row King Rd. with panoramic Harbor
views remodeled with luxurious master suite. :'l
fireplaces, handpainted tile in dream kitchen.
BIG CANYON S l 395,000
3 firepl~c.es, circular stairway, kitchen so
fabulous 1t s been photographed for 2 magazine .
Custom buiJt on golf course. N.B. most charming
home.
COLLINS ISLAND '2,Z00,000
Location, view, lush landscape,, bayfront. A
fabulous home with quaJity b buiJt-ins, great
floor plan, entertainment rm on beautiful pri-
vate island.
LINDA It.SE U,190,000
fu>ectacular? contemporary remodeled bay{ront
E_uropean k1~hen, 4 BR, 5 'h BA, turning basin,
view, large shp + south patio.
BAYSHOIES SS,H0,000 Fa~ulous views of boats by day, lights of the
Pavilion & the city by nighL 60 ft.bayfront, large
dock, pool, spa-all t he amenitiet!
LINDA ISLE U 600 000
One of Newport's premier bayfront ho,;.es ~ith mor~ than 80 ft. on the bay. A pier and alip of 100
ft. will accomodate a veritable flotilla! By appt.
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DECEMBER '·WJ!ITE SALE;' 2 OUTSTANDING V ALOES MADE EVEN BETTER
tit VISTA 61ANDE, THE BUJFFS 324 MAllGOLD, OLDE COIONA DEL JIAll $51t,5M
NEAii PERFECT. LIKE NEW! All whJte. End unit townhome.
four bectroom, and thr• b9th. Lovely MttiDt on grMabelt naf'pool.
SUGHTL Y S,\NT A FE IN COM! Something special south of
hfthway. Two bedroom, 2 b9th, gourmet kitchen, skylights, wood
floors. and designer touc~. Close Escrow by Deumbu 31st and ·
$500,000 Might tab id
CloM &crow by December 3ltt and $389,900 Might take it! '
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CHARMING COTI"AOE-Small home & big lot. Walk
to N. Laguna beaches. R-2 w/easy access to N.
Count,Y. Woqded property w/room to grow.
$345,000.
LIDO LOT-Rare lido Nord lot, Pier/Slip already in,
AIA plans included, live among Udo luxuries: tennis,
yachting, Playhouse, etc. $1.295.000.
lltO 3 BORM-Single family home on greenbelt! With
pool! Huge ballroom/Rec room! In Irvine! 3000 s.f.
home & 8000 s.f. lot. Properly priced at $364.000.
PRIMO CONOO-Eastside Costa Mesa, large doors
& 2 car attached garage. 2 bdrm. 2 bath, and-2
stories. $185,000.
BACK BAY ENCLAVE-Charming hideaway de-
velopment, 3 bdrm, 3 bath, near comm. pool. spa,
with own lawn and crisp decor. $262,000. ,
Ba ... la lrwlae Ten•c•
PICK OUT THE PAVILION-Great sit-down views of
Newport Harbor, et al. 3 bdrm, den & 4 bath.
Something very special In Irvine Terrace. ~.000.
VERY NEWPC>ftT-Frlendly home In Irvine Terrace.
Sparkles, 2 bdrm, den with used brick, shutters.
papers and charm. $525,000.
Luge F•mllY Bam~s
EASTaUFF FAlllL Y ~-Five bdr~ 2 story
with huge fenced back yard. Clole to schools, public
tennis courts & lowly part(. $539,000.
POUR IA. I.al E STORY-Monfego in H.V.
Homes. Quiet location near 9Chool & greenbelt. Solar
heating, MCurtty system., & spa. $469,900.
LAGUNA ... CTACULARl-Sptlt-level home with
bMUtltul woods & gtau overtootclng the ocean. Hes--
tied among the ,, ... $575,000.
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nc .. TURTLEROCK-lmmaculate family home in
prime area. Charming touches. And in ideal location
$439.900.
· JA .... PARK-Unique hillside CdM development,
3 bdrm, 4 bath. 2. 160 s.f.. price incl salt water
aquariullJ with rare fish. Asking $495.000.
Bl.UFF .. llEAUTY-All white. end untt townhome.
Newly carpeted & painted. High ceilings. 4 bdrm 'G'
Plan. Close to greenbelt w/pool, & spa. $399.900.
COZV LAGUNA COTIAGE-Located on 2 lots. walk
to Woods Cove beach. shoppifl9' and cafe's. Barely
above lot value. $425.QOO.
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View of the Park D. Miller
TIE M.lffS $399,900 • Yhta .,_.
4 bdrm. 3 bath townhm M. Read
... -$895,000 Jll ""' 4 bdrm. 4 bath Granieri/Spaulding
.... Ill.I $595,000
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l'lm llSTI llU $262.500 2MI ._.a.,
3 bdrm, 3 bath Leverett/Weber
l'lm llSTl llU $185,000 lll E. .....
2 bdrm, 2 bath, 2 story Leverett/Webec...
.... Y-... $648,000 1121 ..........
3 bdrm. Den. 4 bath, view 0 . Johnson
JUIMlf8" ._ $245,000
3 bdrm. 3'1>ath, twnhm
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View of the Park 0. Miller
TIE •lffS $399,900 -Yhta ._.
4 bdrm. 3 bath townhm 8 . Swindall
'·'· au ss39,ooo "' , ........ Expansion Opportunities N. Fogarty
... -$895,000 Jll ,.,,,
4 bdrm, 4 bath P. Spaulding
L91 llli $595,000 111 .........
3 bdrm, Oen, FA M. Hartling ,
EW llSTI llU $262,500 2141 ._. a.,
3 bdrm, 3 bath Leverett/Webec .
EW llSTI llU $185.000 .1ll E. ...._
2 bdrm. 2 bath, 2 story Leverett/Weber
·-TllUll $648,000 1121 ........... 3 bdrm, Den. 4 bath, view D. Johnson
llllMT• ._ $245,000 llN .......
3 bdrm; 3 bath, twnhm L. Calhoun
ms• ftJ.'9 $380.000 21111 Tr11•lr•
J.M. Peters, Plan 4 8. White
.. .... -... $495.000 111 ......
3 bdrm, 4 bath home A. McGee
llSTl llU $129.000 2• INle •U
2 bdrm. townhouse B. Hutchings
LY. au $726.000 1111 111 flJ le er
Ocean/Canyon views 0 . Johnson
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3 bdrm, Ocean view S. Stingaby
.,.. Tmlll $525,000 1•1 ...........
2 bdrm, rem~ 1 Artte J .
...., $539,000 ......
5 bdrm, 3 bath, family home P. Zartler
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NEWPORT BEACH
NEWPORT BEACH PENTHOUSE MAG-
NIFICENT OCEAN/BAY VIEW · This
penthouse unit has one of the best views in Villa Balboa.
Two roomy bedroom wu1tes each with private bath and
balcony. Upgraded carpeting, skylights. fireplace & inside
laundry. Walk to the beach or en1oy the pool & tennis.
Securtty bu11d1ng & gated ·communrty. Call now for
appointment. $350.000
EASTBlUFF'S BEST BUY SINGLE LEVEL
4 BEDROOM HOME · Ttus lovely home 1s located
near Eastbluff's community park & IS on 1 of the larrest
lots m EastbluH. Room for a pool or expanSIOn. Mtnt
cond. w/many upgrades: French doors. & windows.
kitchen w/new tile. cabinets, GE microwave/oven &
garden window. securrty system & new root. Great for
entertaining with an extra large dining room & eating
nook off kitchen w/bay window. A beaubful family
neighborhood near schools, churches. tennis & parks.
S«9,000.
PALM DESERT FEELING WITHOUT
LEAVING NEWPORT · Beautiful Newport North
Villa featuring 3 bdrms, & family room. Complete
downstairs covered in pavers .. OutSlde you'll find a lap
pool & spa with large patio for entertaining. A must see!
$550,000.
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3000 CORTE POfHOFINO, N.B.
PRIME LOCATION BLUFFS. · Prestigious "G"
Plan. 3 bdrm, 1 % bath. expanS1ve lush greenbelt. sunset
& Back Bay balcony views. Beamed cathedral cetlmg
walls ot glass. tile entry with mirrored stairway with
hand turned banister and rails. 3 hole putting green.
Huge kitchen with pickled cabinetry. Security system
$415.000.
QP[N SA TUROA Y & ~DAY 1-5
1984 VISTA CAUOAJ..-BlUFfS-N.8.
BLUFF'I ~OF A KIND". 1IO° PAN-~ VIEWS -Elpanded, retnOdeled & up-
graded, ttns property IS unique & different from all others
1n the Bluffs. At the bme ot original COflStruction, 2
bdrms & bath were added betow the main tewel. Master
bdrm ste on main levef has an enlaraed bath area, 1acuu1
tub, sty lchts, separate shower & watk-tn closet. Hichly
upgraded throutflout w/large family rm & spac.ious
d1ntncfhv1ne rm area. New kitchen appliances. inside
laundry area & entrance to home from attached garage.
This 1s truly a rare beauty! $510,000 fee.
BLUFFS. OWNER RETIRED READY TO
MOYEI · This owner is ready to move. so submit all
otters! Sharp, clean & affordable 3 bdrm. 2~ bath.
Enclosed private palt0 with ptetty flowers & plants. Easy
ltvmg tn beautiful Newport Bach & convenaent to all.
Walk to communtty pool. Eastblutt shoppinc center.
tenM. churches, schools & parks. Affofdable pnce
includes the land. $269,000.
OPEN SATURDAY 12:3()..4:30
2710 VISTA DEL ORO. N.8.
'14[WP0Rl 8[ACH ~ PALM OCSEltT
BLUFFS. QREAn Y REDUCEDI SINGLE
LEVEL END UNIT · Freshly painted with new
carpet, new pilotless stove & oven. new tile. counter
tops, fjxtures & mirrored closet doors.. Air conditioned
plus air electric cleaner and security system. Spacious &.
private patio overlooking greenbelt & pool. Very conve-
nient location. Walk to Eastbluff shoppinc center. CdM
high school. churches, tennis & park. This property is in
mint condition & ready for you to move into. Price
includes the land. Reduced to $267,300.
OP£N SATURDAY & StN>AY 1-5
2401 VISTA HOGAA·BlUFF~.B.
CORONA DEL MAR
HOP, SK• AND JUMP TO THE OCEAll ·
Enioy hvinc ~ block from the beach in this beaubtully
landscaped, well-maintained home. 2 bedrooms, 2'h
baths wrth ocun MW from cozy family room and
spectacular panoramic vieW from sundecl Secluded
patio adJ(>lns the l1Y1nc room and dininc area. New root.
new floor cofffincs. CQ9Ptr plumblnc. Owner may carry
Slleable 2nd trust deed. Coroni-def Mar rmnc at its best!
$625,000.
ULTRA CHARM * CORONA DEL MAR ·
This stunmnc 3 bdrm. 3~ bath condo IS oJlly 2 months
young & a block walk to China Cove. Ascent the oak
staircase to the dramatic master suite with jacuzzi bath
& YN!W of the ocean from your private balcony. Custom
Country-life wallpapers throupout and a gourmet
kitchen equipped for beauty and etficency. Cooled by
central air conditioning. unique futures abound 1n this
home that shows like a model. A real prize listed at
$550,000.
OPEN HOUSE SlN>AY 12:30-4:30
304 FERM.EAF-COM
WONDERFUL FAMLY H01E ON COR-
NER LOT .. OL' COM -This Cameo ttctQnds
home has access to 3 pnnte buches. New roof. bf and
~ carpet, hlrdwood floors, frencil doors & windows.
Oeeorator nllcottfincs & crown mouldincs. A true
value. $535,000.
OCEAN Ml> .ETTY VIEWS · Coiy Corona del
Mar cottaee on 40ft. lr\t T .... L .. -0 '10USe p1a pest
quarters ove1 S 0 tile patios for entertaininc. f • __ "-•. dryer & ref•ator.
Probate sale. sutlfect to court confirmation. You'M love
the location ... steps to Bic Corona Beach. $625,000.
I HUNT1NQTON HAMOR l
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SAN DIEGO SAN ntAHCISCO SAN MAltlHO
f IAN CLE•NTE
SAN CLI MINTI,'• 0 TA.j MAHlr-•
ENTERT AIMERS' DMAll · Situtld on I
hillside with a commandinl wiew of IM Pacific Ocan and
city of San Clemente, this~ bdr111 custoM llolle is tcw the
person wantinc somethinc uniqtle a spedlclllr. Ora-.
m~tic entry w/Yylllflts, spanisll tile loaf.• 1t7ft Koi
pofid, surrounded by lusll & Sdl*ldld 6*' ••
between the lst and 211d ftoor 0 ..................
cent view throucti 2 story hilfl windows.111111 _..,.
OY« pr. Md master bdrtl ltas fir ... & .,., ...
office. A ,_. rm is Mio iftcludld w/pt#JA 111111 a spa,
The $459,000 first trim deed is ............ °"""
may carry 2nd T.O. Clll today fof ICIPl to see. $599.500.
WILOEWU MtMAT ~O CA·
NYON ·"you wlflt to II\ away from the hatle &
bustle of city life & back to nature, this home is for you.
h is surrounded by mot1ntlins. lrMS, strtltlM, & wild ~~
Custom buift throucflout with hutt ....., bMroom,
walll·in closet. loft. flfllify roont, ~~nc room, deft and
double praee. 8'"'t in 1985. this 2200 sq. ft. '1trtlt is
comptetefy sett contained Ind deMetefy "One of 1 Kind.''
T ravef a few miles past O'Neil Pan on lfl 11•ptovtd
road. $125.000 on federal lease land.
CONDO NEAR IOUTH C6'8T PLAZA · This ewbnc 1 bdrlll low!· pte parded
community is pen,r• o· \. )I ..... thief
"own" place. e._ .. 11f11 •-tn closet,
attractuve kite. V ,. .. ..o •• sure to please. Pool/!4)1.
tems. halth center are iust some of .ttie amenibes you
Wiii en,oy. $72.000 lftdudes 1M land.
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NEW NEWPOllT 9UCH coma -2 BR, 2
BA nur PCH and 5'cler10r. Security butldinc. Com. pool & spa. Sl.395/Mo.
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attracbve .. 81t, 4 IA._ •I• llld llip for 45' boll
2 car Pllt· Awaillllll Now l&al. Ywty .,. It . $8,000/llo.
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systM, *· Bat location°" smtcn Drift. ....... peaesion. Sl.400/llD
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NEWPORT HEGHTS . . . The aura of Old
World quality and crafmanahlp abounds in
this magnificent, ftve bedroom, ftve bath, two
story home. Panoramic harbor views from
llvtng rooms on both floors. Warmth and
charm emanate from three huge ftrepl9oes
and a handsome den panelled .In African
walnut. Wonderfulty destgned to provide lots
of natur• light throughout. Trlpte crown
moldlnga, .mtque ch8ndeliers, air condtt~
Ing, stum shower ... feeturee galore In thiJ
uncompromising property unlike any other In
. Newport ............................ ..;,. .......... 11.•,000
DOftR SHORES ... Onty one word futty
describes this residence ... "awesome". The '
facilities are awes6me. This custom four
bedroom residence offers a full range of
sophisticated, yet functional, app<Mntments.
A few examples: Outside ... extravagant pool
· and spa, two patios (one with a stand-up wet
· bar), two flreptta. Inside ... unrivaled luxury In
fNfKY room Including a regm master IUite with
two separate baths and d,....ng rooms.
Addltionalty ... a New European kitchen, a
comptete eecurlty syst.,n. S~ ... a superb
thermostaticalty controlled wtne room. And
the lilt goes on. An experience that shouldn't
be mlSMd .................... ., ................. 11,•.-
.... BEACON aAY ... A truty special community
... offering the belt of reeort IMng combined
wtth the tranquilty otpark-llce aurroundtnp.
There •e expanlive lawnl, termts courts,
boat docks. and best of .,I ... no trafftcl The
home hu been tot.,ly refurbished from the all new .,try through to the redwood dectc that Is
one step from the beech. Handsome oak
ftoors, a large bright kitchen, new carpeting
throughout, and fresh land~ng. Thia four
bedroom, ftve bath home is the belt In
bayfront ffving ............................... 11..-,000
aALMA PE ... IULA ... Oceanfront, cus-
tom thr .. bedroom and two bath home With
vtews In aM directionS ... ocean, bay and ....
coastline from Palos Verdes to Dana Point.
Light, brtght end 8iry this home ha been
completely refurbtshed In delicate color9 to
accentuate the ultimate In OOMnfront IMng.
Sculptured Berber ~. Italian ftleS,
Polished copper ftxturea, Cartan countertops
In kitchen are just a few of the many a.tom
feetures. Thia property le alaO avaHable for
ieue. C... office for Information. SMt tn-
dudee 30' x eo· lot on beech .......... -.-•
o1 DOVER IHOMI -....._...end RNdJ ...
Now one of the beet priced vtew pr9P9ftles In
all of Newport Beech. Thia four bedroom, ic>Uf
bath home ta lmpeceableiofl9ra wery arntnty one could c:teeire .. "Mme • f9w:
trench doors. huge formel room, three yw old gourlMt kitchen, quet tlc>omg,
tine cs gange, ., condltlolllng, eecurtty
eylt9fn, be9uttful brtck pdoa. Come -tor ~ ............................................. ~
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FEATURE HOME
NEWPORT NORTH -· llRING OFFER ... Fabulous three bedroom, two and
one half bath, two story, single tamity,
deteched home In Newport NortJ'i Vlflaa.
Conwnlent Newport Beech location be-
tween Jamboree Road· and MacArthur
Boutevard off University Orfve. This
Napoli paan is decorator perfect. Highly
upgr9ded carpet, wallcoverings and
draperlee. Lush landscaping surrounds
custom tlw and-cona ete patios In-very
private y.-d. Air conditioned. Security
system. Community pool and apa. High-
ly mottvated Miier. Great opportunity.
Draadeally ....... price c. ........ ..
DOVER IHOMI ... T~ls la truty a epedaj
home for thoee eeeklng a property of highest
quality. A wonderful panoramic view can be
. enjoyed from the spedous llvtng room, dining
room and den. The outstanding mater suite.
Is designed wtth a large compartmented bath
and walk-In cioeet. Dedts or patios off of
fNfKY room, lndudlng the l8COnd bedroom.
blend In with the lush, low maintenance land-scapmg. Come and 1ee the many other cus..
tom feeturea of this home............... M41,a
OPEN HOUSES
aALllOA PE•••auu ... ., ......... 1111,a
s.t-Sun 1-i:.30 ..... 1223 E. Balboa Btvd
UYCMST ............................... ,000
s.t 1-4:30 .............. 2112 Leeward Lane
lllWPORT NORTH ................. 11•.-
8al-$un 1-i:30 .... 3155 Corte Portoflno
HUNTWtGTON alACH ......... , ... 14•,GOO
s.t-sun 1-i:30 ... a..22 Seal Rode Ortve
IA8T ... C08TA •SA ....... .,...
Sun 1-4:30 ......... 252 Nineteenth Street
lllWPORT NORTH ................... -.-
Sat-8un 1-i:30 ........... 79 Corsk:a OrNe '
6~1-7300
BAY CREST . . . Spectacuar bay· view from
this custom three bedroom, two and one half
bath home In prime location. Ideal for f~ty
living and .,tertainlng with formal dining
room and family room. Spacious, open, Nght
and airy. Recentty remodeled. No expenM
spared on this top quality home. Lo.vety ywd.
Security system. If you 1ee It ... you'll want It.
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NEWPORT HEIGHTS ... Custom Home.
Beautifulty constructed two bedroom and
den. Two full baths. Country JMng at Its best.
Step down living room wtth beeutifut river
rock fireplace. Situated on large con. lot
with view of ocean from muter bedroom.
......................................................... •90,000
BAYCREST . . . Superf:> location. Masterful
construction. Splendid floor P'an· The hand-some brick exterior Invites you In. The Interior
appointments (five bedrooms. three and a
half baths, three ftreplacea, soaring oeHings.
formal dining room, large family room) W'MI
excite you. This property ta complete aa it
stands ... but. the •Aeionary buyer-wtll ..
more. Its greatest vaiue may not ~ in what it
ls, but In what It could be................ • ...
HUNT..oTON BEACH ... Decorator perfect
ftve bedroom, two and three quarter bath,
two story, single family home In H&.w1tlngton
L~ tract. Situated on a quiet cul-de-_
sac onty one and one half mHee from the ocean. Dramatic living room. Dining room.
Patio kitchen. Huge bonus room upstan.
Lush landacaping surrounds patios and Koi
pond in very private yard. 3 car gw-ee. ..............................................................
EASTSIDE COSTA •SA . . . Ctwmett
Totally remodeled Inside and out. High wood
oei .... trench doors and delightful window
covenngs highlight the living room. Country
kitchen. Cozy dining .,.. wtth bay window.
Fabulous baeky.-d. The "9gstone patio, Koi
pond and gazebo add to the enchantment.
New fence. Oversized three car garege. Come
see for yourtetf. The price of owner9hip is
evtdent. ... ~ .......... :. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . ......... 1111,oao
NEWPORT NORTH ... Welt located end unit
IOOks out to poof and spa. Thia two bedroom
two and one half bath condommium ha been
upgr9ded with oven. carpets, Plantation lhut-
ters throughout, blHc:Md oak entertainment
center for TV and stereo. Mexican P9'M • In
entry, powder room and kitchen. OYelltnd
brick patio super for entertatnlng .... -.-
RANCH C~ONILl ... Two tabutoul lot
with utlfftles In LA er.ta. Unobstructed views
CMM'toOklng Beer CrMk Golf Coune. Seier .. nn.no. ................................................. .
I Aaw • .... 111,111
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LOVELY CISTI IEU
NIL l•E
Super 3 BR with remodeled kitchen &
bathrooms lavtsh UM of Oak &
Ceramic tlle-2 flreptaoes. Seflers
very anxious to see offers. ..
12,lllllWI
2 bedroom condo. Extra ~ patio.
-securtty gated, Wlllk to P9fformlng
Atta c.ter. -····-
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Bulld8bte .... on hll top wllh aeo•
... 11 ........ with 750 produQng
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Vaulted ceilings Iott of light in thte 2
BR, 2'A BA highly upgraded
townhOme ftrep&ace, trench doora, 3
yeer old. .......
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·-•110,poo
Huge comer lot, 3 BR, 1v. BA. family
room OYWk>oklng IWge yard. RV ac-
ceu, near South Coat ~. ~~ 11 ........
IEST In IACI llY
AbSolutety _beat bet Back Bay buy In
Eatlfde Costa Mela ... BR,-2~ BA. Outit location. Approx. 1,800 sq. ft.
Hunyon thta buy. .... 11 ... _.ILll.-.S
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2 BR, 2'A BA ~. Hlghfy up-H'.cted French doora, Woocfbufntng trepl8ce. 2 car mteched Qlt'8g8. catl
now & be In for Chrtatmu . .... , ... _ .....
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Two 3 BR. 2 BA Wllta In N.B. Both
haW v8Ufted c ....... nr.pe.c. •
...,_. & dryers. 4 cer o-.-with
ooena vtew from one oott. Only 8
yeara old. Seller extremely
mottvated . ..
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Dramdc 3 bedroom, 3~ b9tha.
¥Uted Clllngl. ...... ltvlng room,
brtdt ..,..._., double cer AS;
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Don't ,,.... this: 4 Untta townhouee
style; '-ge 2 BR. 2 BA, eroo.d
gar11gea. 10.tx current rent. @
3",800. Thia won't IMt longl
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631-1266
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To this tmpeccaibty IMlnhllned East·
s6de townhome 3 BR, 2.5 BA,
b~ wood cablMta, '9Clll8d
llghtty, large deck ... wn:.= ~ner Wn 111m1
"lllPPI FllEIJ"
Super Huntington a.dt 4 bedt--root""""'m
pool home In ~ Btoakhunl ao.
cation: ftreplaice, IWae Y9fd, cloee to
IChoot, cut_...ct Juat llltedt -· -. ......
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Model l*f9ct ~~ 3 BR, ~BA. ~,.i"" ~~':.re::: ~ ......... . • ,.-r t1nn11. c.1 '°' men -... , ... pp·p·
IEWLllTill
MEii llEEZI YIWS
Two mater suit• wtth l>rfvate baths,
plus guest bath. Executive townhOme
in exc1H1nt centr91 Coeta Mela lo-
C8tlon. End unit In a vwy private
lettlng. Large private patio, plus 2
blllcon... washer/dryer Included.
Perteet for ling ... or young couple.
Community pool & spa. Oventzed 2 c:.r prage wtth room for work8hop
.... Won't last at this relll0n8ble ~I ....... ··-.. lll/lm1..t -···· -t am21111 .... 1
Gr•t starter home on lovely tree
lined ltreet. 2 bedrooms, detached
prege & super large yard. Seller
ll9Vtng ., .. , °"'Im 11 ....
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3 BR, 2 BA mMter ~'O down IUite
.. open *"' ~ v .f'lllled hard-wood ftoors brQ JOITI • .8rtck fire-
piece, i.rge ~ ':A lot. Excellent op-.
portuntty to r.furbi8h & =
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IUCH IDIOT + llCllE
·3 BR, 2 BA plus charming mother-1n-
law quarters. Large lot with spa, wet
bar, pool and bonus parking. This is a
must see! PU,111 .... ,uz .. s
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Townehouse. 1;.. \. ll' Mrkt. Rents.
Asking C. U Pl2 ... Mnll•Tm ,._,
•IEm.E ... 'I UICI*
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Don't m• the laat of the large
percela. Build or subdividing this
rural 40 9Ct9 parcel next to Ctevel8nd
Natlonlll For.1 Md near MW resi-
dential dftelopment, off Ortp Hwy
(174) RIV9f'llde Co. terms awilible on
.... prtce of .....
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11111 .an PUZl
Lovely family home, .. BR. 2 BA and
family room located on cul-de-sac
street. ~ Beautifully land;=
a.rr 11 .. _M
n11 L ... a. URI -
PlllE SI 11111
Thia_gorgeoue home has It all: 4 BR,
2~ BA. fonMI dining, family room, 3
car gsage, large swttnmlng pool,
front courtyn, low maintenance, all
of theee ...wt• In Newport Beact'I.
Cell. Only ... -........ .
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This home has everything. Single
level 2551 lq. h. of ltvtng apace.
Prtvate jacuZZi oft master M . Many,
many upar8dea tuperb location. Less
therl 10 -yesa old. For details and
private~~
1-11111 lllTA •II
AM 2 BR, 1 BA wtth erdoMd gar-
ages,. electronic entrMC:e gate. All
units r9llfty ct.n. Owner trading up.
For details or • ~adl
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IEWPllT IElllTS
EllLISIYE
Executive style 4 BR custom home.
Perteet for entertatr ·o Prestigious
corner lot cloee • ~ ~. Master
suite with •'& 0 ..1 office or bonus
room, and ... 'V. Ormal Hvtng & dining
areas.~ and amenttleel ExcluslYe Alklng II~ Ill •
Ulll IEW • IUE Cll
au.Illy c1up1mc currentlY under con-
ltr'UCtlon. lioth unite.,. 3 bedroom.
uc 1n1nt loeatlon. Cllll today to add
yovr own .. ""*! touchea. ••• .. ·-
Timi I UllT APAITllEIT
Grear bulklng, great location. Con-
sists of < 1> three betf0-.,,,,, 1'4 bath.
<2> two bedr~0 \.. Uh. (4) two
bedroom, & .. , one bedroom, 1
bath. Ptul ~ gerages. DrNe by
only. 15831-15641 Tustin VIiiage
Way near freeways 5 & 55. ::~
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Current zorq llllowa for 10-1 .ere
Iota. Very l8Cluded wtth pmved roed.
Coatlll Md mountMI .... Cllll for
detalta. -... .. -•11•-,
llYEITll'S IPPllTlllTI
Fast growing e.tslde. Sbc (8) two
story town."'°"'89. 3 bedrooms, 3~
batba, formal dining, cathedral cell-
lnQa, ftreplece, Md private yerda. Ex-
cellent Income or the po.tblltty to
Ml 98P11r8tely. 11.-.-.-n 11a1w ·
IUlllFICEO CUSTll
DIUSI ESTA1E .. E
4 BR, 4'..'1 BA home over 6, 100 sq. ft.
with extraordinary Yiewl of city lights
and Saddlebaek Mountains. Famlty
room. fireplace; _gourmet kitchen,
bfeaktastl'(>Ok, llbfary, den, fireplace
In master bedroom suite, with two
retreats. pool and spa. Luxurious
home in Nellie Gall Ranch. ....-un.m •MU
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433 Acree. Prime producing Almond
Orchard 9 yrs old planted Heartland
of SacrameQSo Valley. Complete
unctergroun<J sprinkler lrrlgation.'88
Crop at 25% return h,•,• ·----
UlllOW llllE COllO
One BR, ptus den. One year otd. One car garage. Lake Mission Veljo.
Usage Included. Available 11/15.
$755/Mo . .... ""'
234 EAST 17TH STREET, STE 117, COSTA MESA
I'~ U/SATUllDAY Dec1 ... 1r 10. I-
COMMANDI NG THE MOST SPEC-
TACULAR VI EWS ... Corona Highlands
custom home at the end of a CDS street.
Ocean, city light and Canyon views last for.
-ever. Wood construction in the finest quality.
Living area opens on to private patio with pool
and spa. Lush landscaping with lots of flowers.
A very unique property ............ S l ,595,000
PROMONTORY BA YFRONT CUSTOM
... This beautiful one stor y home on Promon-
tory Bay has 3 bedroom, 3~ bath. with special
features such as lap pool. spa , central air
conditioning. 50' boat slip, teakwood bar. with
ice machine & refrigerator. Gas barbecue in
kit chen. This home with all these features on
fee land for only ...................... S 1,250,000
ON T HE WATER !!! Contemporary,
newly remodeled, home w/90' on the water ...
comes complete w/50' boat slip. From the
front door. a beautiful mirrored entry leads you
into a bright & cheerful home w/3 bedrooms,
3/baths, fam . rm & off/ den. You 'II be right at
home on the patio watching the Xm~ boat
parade ... modestly offered at. .. S l ,300,000
HARBOR VIEW HOMES ... Shows likt
new! Attracti ve 4 bedroom, 2~ bath, fmil y
room. Palemera model, light & airy famil y
home. ProfessionaUy landscaped. Spadous
backyard with patio and spa . Choice location,
close to shopping, schools, churches, communi-
ty pools. Includes land ................. 1539,900
· IF YOU LIKE INDIVIDUALITY HERE
IT IS ... BIG CANYON CUSTOM. Guard-
gated community. Easy summertime entertain-
ment area with open-pit barbeque. Private pool
and spa . Orientation of home on large lot
assures privacy. 4 bedrooms, large living and
family rooms, den, loft ............. 1 1,350,000
BIG CA NYON TOWNHOM E ... Bright,
spacious 2 bedroom, 2 bath, Green Brier
model. N~~ plush carpeting and paint. Ex-
quisite living room with fireplace & wetbar.
Large deck & patios. Lease $1,575/month
..................................................• 247,500
LAGUNA NIGUEL ... High on a hill ...
Absolute privacy. 2 bedroom, 2 bath, featuring
views from every window. Tiled, earthtone
entry & fireplace, vaulted ceilings. This end
unit is just like a single fa mily home and is set
in a gorgeous landscape of ta ll. pine tre~. on
an oversized lot. .......................... S 198,000
CUSTOM HOME SITE . . . Lovely level lot
with beautiful views of Big Canyon Golf Course,
could have ocean view second story. 13,000 sq.ft..
cul.de-sac location. overlooking multi-million dollar
estates ............................................... 1875,000
YACHTERS PARADISE ... One of the
finest locations on G:atalina Island. Views of
11Avalon, mountains, and endless ocean views.
Large 3 BR, 2 BA, private spa. OnJy one year
old. Furnished and golf-cart included. Only
.................................................. 1595,()()C)
EXQUISITE WOODWORK AND
GRANITE HIGHLIGHT THI S
1V A TERFRONT HOME ..• Premium lo-
cation on Linda Isle with views from all major
rooms, 5 bedroom, 61ti bath, family room, 3
fireplaces enhanced by marbles and granite.
Light oak cabinetry and floors. The muter
bedroom with sitting area overloob the bay. 2
bath, 1tea.m shower, jacuzzi, walk.in cbets.
Owner may trade ..................... 12,950,000
CONTEMPORARY ELEGANCE ... This
Linda Isle 4 bedroom, 4~ bath home includes
a gourmet kitchen, formal dining room, living
room, gym. family room plus slip for large boat,
and affords a spectacular Bay view. Please call
regarding exceptional financing. Owner
motivated ................................ 12,650,()()C)
THIS LINDA ISLE WATERFRONT
HOME HAS IT ALLU ... Linda Isle's best
location. Sun aU day! Near gate-house, beach,
tennis court and clubhouse. This quality home
has 5 bedrooms, 5 baths plus powder room,
game room, pool, spa, sauna, and .tip for large
boat. ProudJy presented at ........ 12,450,000
. .
HARBOR RIDGE . • . Lovely 4 bedroom
detached condo. Private entry with running
stream, hardwood floors, bandpainted tiles in
the ~itchen, expanded master bedroom
w/sitting area. Views of the Ocean & City
Llgh rs ......................................... I 785,()()C)
VIEW THE SPARl{LING NIGHT
LIGHTS AND ocEAN SUNSETS ...
Mediterranean Villa 5 bedroom, S~ bath,
custom built Harbor Ridge home must be seen
to appreciate.Quality features abound through-·
out this 8,000 aq. ft. handcrafted home.
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12, 9()(),()()C)
118 ACRES ... Approximately 5 miles Crom
rhe Desert Springs Marriott, this property with
natural oasis, offers a bokl contrut to _the
surroundi11g desert. Zoning petmits Residen·
tial, Golf, Tennis or Country Qub, Mobile
Home Park, Minj Warehouse~ already ap·
proved FAA Airport . Submit terma for ap-
proval. ..................... 'lo .................. 1708,()()()
160 ACRES . . . Located just a few mile$.
from the future S2 billion "Rancho Coachella''
project (due to break ground in l 989). Possibly
the lowest priced land in California. Oelert-bo&d
for the future. Cash, terms or poaible trade .
.................................................. 1320,()()C)
NORTH LAGUNA!, ..• Oceanfront beach
home , 2 bedroom, 2 bath condo with tecurity
gate. WonderfuJ vacation •tmOlpbere, liaten to
the crashing surf. Walk to the beach, stores
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NEWPORT BEACH CUSTOM HOME SITE
... Ocean and Bay views. Price include. complete
.Dlans for 3,500 sq. ft. home with rour car garage.
................................................... 1459,()()()
IRVINE Lovely Plan II in the Del Borgota tract of
West Parle. Sin«le family home with many up-
grades, mirrored cloeet1, c~ tub and shower
enclosures, sp~len front and rear, beautiful
~·b~g. ~ht grey carpet, very open. Won't
ast at t 1s price ................................... 1289.000
SHOPPING 4 FREEWAY CLOSE ..•
Comfortable .2 bedroom, 2 bath, spacious
master bedroom, dining room & family room.
WeU located, convenient to commum, J>!lb.
pool, schools & abopping •........•••• 1144.900
808 a DOVIE KOOP
BOB 4 DOVIE KOOP. # 1 RE.IMAX Agent 8 out of
10 years in the State of Cali-
When you want Result~
CALL THE BEST
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· The Market I• RNdJ For
Your Home-So, Call Th•
Koop8 And List Todayl
WE 1a1111wm11111n•11. •••• 1 11111 Ylnll If security Is what you want,
MCUrlty.4 what you'll ..get In VIiia Balboa! Just
beyond the prlvae guarded gates lies an
txecutlve suite that Is so special, words cannot
do It justice. Offered are 2 bedroom, 2 bath, In-
door laundry, and fabulous views! Some of the
designer furnishings are available for
pu;chase. BUYER HAS BEEN TRANSFER~ED
1 IS OUT OF KLEENEX ... SUBMIT .. OFfERSI .,, ....
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Cloeed stables plus 3 open stalls. Lrg shaded
grooming area, lrg track room, separate hay
& fMd storage room, bar"l Includes sliding
ga... windows, auto 0 'spray system
plumbed thru-out ~ . .Mt. Also, large
~dog run "O' ~ v.~eouT THE HOME
•.. 4 bedr00f"'4. 11fWY sharp home w/3 car garmge, :.._, off street parking, RV or ·
boat parking, .,re & potlce prot,ctlon avs-
tema. $419,UOIJ llll':.'f':t:i, ..... , ....
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Own your-own home wtth u little u 3% down
Md uw money through tax benefits.
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Super nice three bedroom, two bath
condo. w .. located In g8ted community
that • Juat bMr'I pe1ntec1 1n greys. w• to South Coat Plaza. Enjoy ... thta Md tine
pooll for . . ••1• ..........
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WESTCLIFF
Very cute Family home, weft located near
IChoots and shopping. Comfortable living
arrangements Include famlty room, living
room, three bedrooms, two baths, large
front, & back yard wtth a pool & a two car
garage. This 0('8 won't last long ... ,.,..
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-'· NEW-1.ISTING.
OWNER MUST· SELL
Has purchaled an<>ther home & must sell
this beautiful Newport North T ownhome
that features 2 Master Suites. Den, Living
ROQm w/Flreplace, Kitchen w/all the con-
venient ap.pllances, lovety patio & more.
Submit offers -$259,000
For an appointment call ,.,..,.., ..... .,
131·1211
SPYGLASS HILL CUSTOM
Five BR, 4'h BA, two family rooms, new
gourmet kitchen, four car garage. Private
etectric gated entrance. Just comptetety
remodeled. City and MountaJn views from
this S,300 sq. ft . custom house. Asking ... .,,.._ ......
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Populer Plan VI hM been converted to 3 bedroome and allowed for a giant mater
....._ 2.5 bethe. lofted c111ng8. bright &
1UMY kttcMn, fwnlty room wtth nice deck,
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4 bedroom, 2 batt-' ~ O ntlal to expand
up or out I t ·s ft tii-. But is built to
lat. Beat bt V: »tUff. Hurry this~
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NEWPORT CREST
Two story • Four Bedrooms • Two Baths
and Powder Room • LMng Room with
Loft9d C .. 11: IQ • Rr8ptece and Wet Bar •
Family room wtth Deck R.a.d Dining
Room • Sunny Kttc::hen • ~Suite wtth
Sun Deck • Tuck-under' Ooubte Garege
wlttl Auto-Door Opener and Inside Acee.
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LIDO'S FINEST
• ">BH 4 1/~BA. ckn . fc:1mlly room
• Qt! mr rr>0m r;l milv home
I l:glw<.1 qudlll \i & de~1~n.
1r.1d111rmal s1ylc w;paned
wln<1ow~. F rench door<;,
be;i m<-d crllin~s
Orwnlt'd <t round s u nny.
bnC'ked patio wllh private spa
1-dr,lat> /.!ame room w/wet bar'
$995,000
120 VIA W AZIERS
OPEN SUNDAY 1-5
FELL OUT OF
ESCROW
• 41lR 2BA Traditional Style
llorne
Prtme Oversized 45'Lot-I 1h Lots
Frrnch Doors open to sunny
South Patio
Beamed eel lings. Remodeled
k itchen Air conditioned.
RC"duced $50.000
$595,000
204 VIA BARCELONA
OPEN SAT a: SUl'f 1-5
• 3 BR. 3'7'J BA family home
• Brtght open floor plan
• Sunny Strada pa.Uo
• Large sundeck off master
• One of the lowest prtced
homes on Lido!
$595,000
NEW BA YFRONT
LISTING!
• 7 BR. 6 \';a BA. den or~ BR.'31r';a
BA. den plus 2 BR. 2 BA unit.
• Prfme overstzed 45 · lot on
d.yibcach . with 3 car e.
• g t open floor plan,
proTcsslonally decorated In
pastel tones.
• "Tum-key" prfdc of
ownership family home with
large income unn.
$1,395,000
BAYPROKT~TATB
• 5 BR. 5 BA Bayfront Eetatc
• TradltJona.l Old Puadena
atyle home
• 71' on Bay wf'J large boat
allpe
• French doora, lvy covered
walla, crown moldtnp
• Latticed courtyard entry plua 4car..,._ .
$8,800,000.
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WATERFRONT· HOMES·,. INC.
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Realtors R
WEST NEWPORT Condo 112 -b,-oc-k -to-ocean ·~---=:.=.:._:.._.=~:=.t:::==--=========. LINDA ISLE Tra9itonal 4 bedroom 1n perfect co n-
dition on oversied lot ~ith dock & side ties. Famly
room with Fr. doors to huge bayside patios & cozy
stud y with Fp. Circular staircase, Oilk floors & cab1·
beaches. Newe r contempora ry 2 bdrm, 2 bath with
dining room, large bonus room, high ceilings, sky-
lights, & attached 2 ar garage. 631-1400 .... S320,000
NEWPORT neighborhood. Cus~om 3 bdrm ~o!"'e
with separate large master, family & formal d 1n1ng
rooms on spacious 101. Freshly painted & landscaped
e>eterior and RV access. BIG REDUCTION!! Owner
anxious. 631-1400 ........................................... S349,500
Open House Sunday 1-5 ...... v ........ ..," ...... 370 23rd St .
NEWPORT BAY TOWERS Beautifu l remodeled 5th
floor condo with 2 master suites & fabulous views of
talina sunsets, bay, ocean & city li~hts. Security ~~~;&~.~~~.~.~~.~~.~~~~~:.~~~'.~.~~·~·i·~~!~.~~~1.to
WPOllT SHORES ElClra large corner lot. Bright &
cheerful 3 bdrm waterfront home, huge patio next to
sandy beach. Mexican tile floors, beamed ceilings &
cozy fireplace. Community pool & tennis. Price
includes the land. 631-1400 .......................... S495,000
Open Sunday 1-5 ..................................... 300 62nd St.
CORONA DEL . MAR New listing on charming
duplex.-Fresh and clean with new carpet and paint,
lil_rge 3 bdrm, 2 bath unit has ~reat master suite with
lPa on private deck, 2nd unit is 1 bdrm. 631-1400
.................................... :.:, ........................... ~···· S539,000
UDO ISLE Lowest price on island. large 45' lot &
lovely traditional 3 bdrm home, beamed ceilings,
remOdeled lcitchen & Fr. doors from living room &
master to sunny patio, steps to beach & tennis.
REDUCED!! 631-1400 ....... , ............................. $S95,000
Open Sat-Sun 1-5 ............ ~ .............. 204 Via Barcelona
SEA ISLAND Elegant townhome-, back bay & city
light views. Marble entry, ultra gourmet kitchen with
granite counters, oak cabs & flooring & 2 bdrms.
(uxurrous master with mirrored ceiling & bath with
whirlpool tub. 631-1400 ................................ S6!5,006
HARBOR VIEW HOMES Fabulous remodel. Tile ·&
. Berbe r carpeted floors & vaulted ceilings. Open
contemporary 4 bdrm with secluded 2nd story
master suite, family & formal dining rooms & lovely
large yard. 631-1400 ....................................... S625,000 .
SEA ISLAND Lovely 3 bdrm townhome in gated
community with pool, spa & tennis. F1'f in living
room & master, views from living room, eat-in
kitchen & master. Bleached woods, tile floors &
plantation shutters. 631-1400 ........................ $675,000
UDO ISLE Charming 3. bdrm with 2 complete
master suites, 1 up w1tfa ad/'01ning family room & one
down, plus large forma dining room. Country
French decor, custom built ins & private patio on
lovely street. 631-1400 ................................ S750,000
Open Sunday 1-5 ............................... 112 Via Waziers
NEWPORT HEIGHTS with shingled charm con-
temporary flair & ocean views from deck and ~cious ltitchen. Light & 11i7k 3 bdrm wrth French 6r,>!,~~·~·i·~~.~~ .. ~~~~~.~~·~·~·~· .. ~.~.~~.~'.'.~~ s\~~~
NEWPORT BEACH OFFICE
2436 W. COAST HIGHWAY
714-631-1400 '-1--
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THIS HOUDA Y SEASON
In €Onjunction with the Newport-Costa
Mesa Board of Realtors, Waterfront Homes is
collecting cann~d & dried food to provide
those less fortunate with a Holiday dinner.
Call 631-1400, we will be glad to pick up your
donations or drop them by one of our
offices. You will make a family very happy.-
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MONARCH BAY Terrace Court Sale wnh terrific
-ocean views. Si ngle story 5 bdrm custom on large lot
Family & formal dining rms buift around atrium, pool,
spa & brick driveway. Needs a lot of TLC, grt
potential. 631-1400 ........................................ S750,000
UDO ISLE Just completely redone, like new con-
struction. Fabulous Mediterranean 4 bdrm, 31tz bath
with den & w~lled courtyard on larger lot. Oak
floors, stone fp, open beaf!1S, Fr. doors & windows.
631-1400 ......................................................... S669,ooo
Open Sat-Sun 1-5 ....................................... 335 Piazza
OCEANFRONT Custom 3 bdrm including fabulous
master with fireplace balcony & water & sunset
views. Cozy den with wetbar opens to rooftop de k
with spa. Move in condrton on nicely landscapea
corner lot. 631-1400 .................................... $965,000
BALBOA ISLAND Victorian bayfront with 3 bdrms,
dock & terrific views Immaculate with new berber
carpet, 1t has a gourmet kitchen, formal .d1n1ng room,
den & fireplaces in livi ng & fami ly rooms & master
suites. 673-6900 ............................................. $995,000
I
DOVER SHORES Remodeled 3 bdrm bayfront with
huge master suite, den, family room, dock for a large
• yacllt & sparkling water views. Terraced bays1~e
pattos with spa & built in BBQ . Steps to community
beach. 631-1400........... .............. .. ..... ..S1,250,000
LIDO ISLE Super one of a kind bayfront, 45' lot &
open bay views. Can be 7 bdrm, 61/2 bath with den &
formal dining Or 5 bdrm 3\2 bath home with a 2
bdrm unit for income. Bay windows, Fr. doors &
sundeck. 631-1400 .................................. Sl.395,000
netry 631-1400 ........................................... Sl,595,000
BIC CANYON contemporary Mediterranean 5 bdrm
estate. Top quality & exciting design, formal d1n1ng &
family rooms, office, excerc1se & steam rooms. Fr.
doors to patios & lush gardens with pool & spa.
631-1400 ......................... , ............................ $ 1,675,000
UDO ISLE Bayfront with 62' waterfront, great views
& private pool. Extensively remodeled 3 bdrm in-
cluding large master with Fp., study & balcony.
gourmet kitchen with gran11e counters & den. Top
quality. 631-HOO ........................................ S1,900,000
LINDA ISLE The quintessence of elegant living in
this beautifully appointed 4 bdrm with den/guest,
family room, formal dining & dramatrc 2 story entry.
Sunny terrace leads to dock for 2 yac.hu. 631-1400
.. _ ........... -.. -................................... : ......... S1 .950.000
LJD() ISLE Spectacular 4 bdrm custom home wtth
Mediterranean overtones. Fam1I & formal dining
rooms & eat 1n kttchen open to fabulous parklike
lawn & gardens !eading to the 70' dock v.1th side ties
631-1400 ..................................................... Sl ,095,000
UDO ISLE Ra re opportunity for 60' on the water 1n
fantastic location at quiet end of island with pan-
oramic views of the turning basin boating a.ct1on &
city lights. A spacious 3 bdrm home with den built
arouno an interior patio, offers great potentral for a
beautiful estate. 631-1400 ........ _ ......... Sl ,950,000
CORONA DEL MAR beachfront Fabulous 3 bcfrm
with unparalleled views of the ocean & harbor
entrance. Built on 2 lots, this bright & open custom
contemporary has bleached hardv.ood floors & 10'
mahogany doors. 631 -1400 ... :.... .. .. .Sl,960,000
UDO ISL£ Lo\-ely 1~onal bavtront v.11h slips tor
several boats & ~o-;t.he water. Elegant two story
with 4 bdrms up, maids quarters dov.n plus formal
dining, family roomrlibrary & brrd. terrace 631-1400
............ 'I . . • . . •• . SJ 900.000
U DO l5L£ Beautifully designed top qual1t). S
bdrm with formal dining & family room & den.
Professi~JI dec.or11ted with paned .windows &
Fr. doors to sunn patio with spa Almost double
lot, quiet end of island 631-1400 . .. . S995,000
Open Sunday 1-5......... . ....... 120 Via Waz1ers
~--~--B A LBOA I LAND OFFI CE .n ;, MAHl:'\F A \.E
WATERFRONT HOMES. INC. ......... ...
714-673-6900G? --
COSTA MESA
JMlll•PLISNll al1,lll
Good home In a good area et a very affordable
price. Move in condition. Remodefed kitchen.
brick fireplace. Master bedroom opens onto
patio & pool. Call now. 546-2313. HP1 DP-ua.n "'''"° Extra large custom home. Mesa Bluff area. 5 big
bedrooms, 3 baths. formal living room. crackl-
ing fireplace, super large bonus & recreation
room. Large master. private front courtyard,
free form pool & spa. Great for person who
insists on the best. Call 546-2313. HP2
•SA mB llST• 1241,MI
Lovely custom home. excellent location, Mex-
ican tile entry. Big living room. Famlly room,
crackling fireplace. Country kitchen with Mex-
ican pavers, micro wave, slide out shelves.
Newly painted Interior. Many extras. Call now for
aetails. 546-2313. HP3.
11 llYAL.PWI 1221,111
Excellent home. great area of Mesa Verde.
Move in condition. Big llvlng room. Fireplace In
dining room, new carpets. all new kitchen with ,
oak cabinets. new counter toP, cook top, stove
& micro. Built in book cases. nice yard with
sparkling pool & spa. Great buy at this price &
location. Call 546-2313. HP4.
4 IOIHI F&a.Y ... S211,1M
One of this weeks better buys. seller has left
area & Is motivated. Family room. fireplace.
freshly painted Interior. exterior is texcoated ,.
with 15 year guarantee. Complete Solar system.
Quiet neighborhood. Terrific buy for family.
Won't last. Call 546-2313. HP7.
PEIFm F&¥Y.. IM.,_
Highly desirable Mesa Verde four bedroom
home. French doors in family room and dining
area. Built In microwave. Great entertainment
area with built in BBQ. Many many extras. Call
now 546-2313. HP8.
SUTm• Uit• One of a kind Mesa Verde home located in
excellent area near schools and shopping. 3
bedrooms. 2 baths, big living room. family room,
vaulted ceilings. and wet bar. All this on a large
tot. Won't last. Call now 546-2313. HP5.
•• l Fllll1 U 11,111
Here is a property that Is most definetety a
handyperson's special. Located on a huge lot
with plenty of room for expansion. Bring paint &
plenty of etbow grease & make a nice prom. Call
546-2313. HP6. ..... ..,.. u1..-
Exoettent family home near South Coast Plaza.
Big living room with cozy fireplace. Big country
kitchen with counter eating area. Wood floor.
Big bedrooms with rntrrored Closet doors. Va·
cant. ready for move In. Call now for details
546-2313. HP9.
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MOYtng out of, or lntO Coeta Meea. Newport ~ Of OfWlge County? Confueed about
who to call or how to get lnformetton on
where you are gotng? C8't ue. Century 21 The
Reel Eat8ters • connected with 7 ,000 offtcee
throughoUt the United -. ... c.n our Nk>Ca-
tlon ap.rt,,.,t, PHYLm Me-7171 or ROY
546-2313
... 11111 IMIT ~ u21.-
Love1y f amity home in great area. big living room
with crackling fireplace with silent.flame. Ceiling
fan. Country kitchen, water purifier. 3 big
bedrooms, 2 baths, custom vanities. Completefy
Insulated. Outside texture coated, cement drive.
Call 546-2313. HP10.
CISTA llSl IDRIL•mT llU ......
2 adjacent R-2 tots. Value in the land. Call for
details regarding number of units permitted by
city. 646-7171. NP13.
•11m1 IHt,MI
Excellent Eastslde property. 3 bedroom, 2 bath.
Large living room. Spacious family kitchen with
slanted high ceilings. Privacy back yard. Double
attached garage. Newly painted in & out. For
information call 646-7171 . NP14.
WllTD: , .. llWU I 1M,tM
To enjoy this totally upgraded 3 bedroom home.
living room with used brick llreplace. Custom
window coverings. Enclosed tiled patio. (makes
a great play room.), Back yard Is child's paradise
with above gr(>und pool, sand box, much more.
For dad. enclosed single garage plus detached
double garage. For mom, sundectc-above gar-
age. Hurry on this one. Call s.6-7171. NP15.
WTW'S lllT llY 1141,llO
3 bedroom, 1.5 bath. Large yard. Double at-
tached garage. Great starter home. Prime lo-
cation. To preview call 646-7171. NP16.
1U1 mTI llAST mlll AIU 11 ...
4 bedroom. 2 bath. End of cul-de-sac. Large
yard. Patios. Great potential. A must see. For
details call 646-7171. NP17.
NEWPORT BEACH
ILMT •If 111 UH,111 Santa Ana Heights area which may annex to
Newport. Unusual 4 bedroom, living room with
hardwood floors. Kitchen with breakfast area.
Large lot. A handyperson's dream. Great poten-
tial here. Call 646-7171 . NP11. ..... .,,.. . ~
Huge 4 bedroom. 3 bath & 2 bedroom & bath
down. Formal dining. Bonus room. Laundry off
kitchen. large patfo & yard. 2 car attached
garage ptus covered -carport. County area, New-
port addresa and schools. For Info call
646-7171. NP12.
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Beautiful Corona def Mar, shorecllffs area home
with aemH>rivate beech prlwtegee. Huge corner
lot. Format llvtng room with flreplllce. Family
room wtth ocean peek & 2nd ftreptace. Dining
area wtth French doon leading onto huge
redwood deck. Gourmet kitchen wtth ocean
peek. Parklike ground• with tefl stately coral
treee. Much more. Celt 546-2313. HP15.
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TERRY McCAROlE-PRESIOENT
I'S lllUI ~ .....
One of the beet priced homes In thla euper PUO
in exclusive Anaheim Shores. -e1g Nvtng room
with cor.y fireplace. Format dining •r•. 2
bedrooms plus den, 2. batha, gourmet kitchen,
ceramic tlte counter tops. Vauhed cetlings. S.. ·
curtty system, custom drapes, ,,,..,. bMnda, water
softner, stained glass windows. Mirrored ck>set
doors!. Malibu lights. 54&.2313. HP11.
.. F&ilU -1217,111 In excellent area of Fountain VaUey. Big living
room, crackling fireplace. add-on famlty room. 3
bedrooms, many extras. Call 546-2313. HP13.
CONDO CORNER
• ... ,....... 11 .....
Rarely on market, gigantic 4 bedroom, 3 bath
with family room or format dining. Large patio.
Community pool & tennis. Near e.-ck Bay. For
Into call 64~-71 7 1. NP2.
SU--1117,111
In ~ Beach. 2 bedroom plus den or 3rd
bedroom, 2 bath. Highly upgraded. Excellent
poolslde location. Single tevet. To pre\llew call
64&.l171. NP3.
•••llTTllUll 11M,lll
Be Nature's neighbor. Enjoy the wooded Mftlng
from this 3 bedroom. 2.5 bath two story
townhome In Immaculate condltk>n. Decorator
touches throughout. Living room, fireplace. Din-
ing 81ea. Kftchen wtth laundry room. Mmer
suite with vaulted oeillnga. 646-7171. NP-4.
-121..-New on market. Spacious 2 bedroom, 2.5 bath
end unit in desirable complex off Jeffrey. Com-
munity pool. Excellent price. HUARY ON THJS
ONE. Cati 646-7171. NP5.
YllUILLD II ... , ,,..,_
Comef' unft. 2 bedroom, 2 bath wtth view from
every ·room. Single level. Gated, guarded com-
munity. Close to beach. Vacant & ready for
Immediate occupancy. 646-7171. NP6.
lllTA mA'S WllTlllff ~
Taking reservatlo_os on this renovated -4
bedroom, slngle story PUO to be I04d as part of
aseodation with 12 new, Townhomes currently
under construction. For further Info call
646-7171. NP7. •
.... ,,.... 11...-
Front Row Town."'M>me. Ovwtooka pr111rwt.
(Could be future Marina??) Outatendlng view
property. 3 bedrooms, 2.5 batha. Indoor laun-
dry. Patio. EnctoMd ganige. For ctet• caM
&46-7171. NP9.
270EAST17TH STAEET,COSTA MESA 2780 HARBOR BLVD., C08TA"M1!8A
~·1
22•2 IESI MIYE
2.21 &•E ESTATE
1e11m111'1 11U11
The spectacular prtvate & gated equestrian
estate offers a main residence of three
bedrooms with separate guest quartet's and
a 3 car garge. A1d1ng arena & stables for t2
horses -gorgeous landscaping includes
streams, ponds, waterfall, poot·& spa. Separ-
ate Q!rage for 20 cars plu!_ 2 servant's
apartments. lncredibte Bay view. $5.5 million.
IEW LISTlll
232 l 22111 STREET
1 ICllE COIPOllD
~ PROFESSIOllL TElllS COURT
·\
.. Blue Chip" environmental includes ·pri-
vate, park-like custom. brick home on
nearly 1 acre with 6 bedrooms. 6 baths,
-private professional tennis court, grotto-
style pool & spa + a true gourmet kitchen.
In a word ... Fabulous $2,89~00<(
,,
11 Ull&llU
P1n1n un ••• 111 • SPl.lmllTllllMllL
' This waterfront home was COMPLETELY
remodefed & expanded 2 years ago featur-
ing $ bedrooms, 7 baths. 12' ceilings,
exquisite. master bedroom w/His & Hers
baths + separate sitting room. Pier & slip
for 50' boat. 3 car garage. Very private
_yard &_patios. $2,950,000. The best of
Und'a Isle. --
1U11 PRICE IEllCTlll
" 30 LlllA ISLE
PllYITE UTE-110111 ISUll
FUTISTIC OllTEINUIY
Recently completely ~'deled, this lai1 ••Hf home fe::>''-. Y bedrooms, 4'h
baths, a prlw .. o~V.nlng pool and ex-
tensive use "~ .-1e, granite and Berber
carpet plus an~red1ble lighting system. A
private 'pier and slip for a 60 foot yacbt is
strategically located in front of the home.
Huge mast er suite fronts water The ul-
timate In sophistication. $1, 795,000(LH)
. / ,
11 lllPILI · ·
IUiH llME CISTIM .
Charming Old English home situated on
best location of Harbor Ridge features 5
bedrooms, and sweeping staircase in
grand foyer. Magnificent views of ocean
and bay to Catalina and Palos Verdes. A
gentleman's study, and formal parlor are
some of many features. This well-executed
property is offered for $2, 750,000
OPEl-IY l-5
11-111 PRICE IEllCTIOI
Sii .110 CIPISTllll
5 ICIE lllCI PllPEllTY
ZllEI FOii llllSES
Opportunity comes but once in a lifetime
for a property such as this~ Compete!~
fenced, the hQme otters 4 bedrooms -r a
pool & spa & separate guest quarters
Fabulous views of the Pac1f1c & the moun-
tain range. this privte. site 1s s1tuatec.
among SS Million homes. $tables Br£
already 1n & ready for your noises Call fo1
appointment St ,695.000
COTE ·nrJ\LT-1
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COTE: REALTY WOULD LIKE T O ADDRESS YOU'i
2575 AlTAMAR DRIVE
IRYlllE COYE CUSTOM
GATE GUARDED COMMUNITY
Fabulous lrvlne Cove. south of the Coast High.-
way, this smashing 3 bedroom. 3 bath custom
home has been remodeled and Includes a
completely ;,ew kitchen with all new apphances
Fantas11c Pacific Ocean View + Very private
pool This adult oriented home offers private,
white sandy beach and the "MOST" of the
"BEST'' Quiet Study. Everything and only
$1,495,000!
-111 UllA ISLE .
PRIYIB un •11•1 ISUll
LIYELI MllllllE
This lovety tradltlonaJ 3 bedroom
dotlhouM feetur• the finest In qualtty
conatructlon & v8Ulted celllnga, a gourmet
kitchen Md pier & lllp for numer°"8 bo9ta
to 85'. Lota of ator-cae & reedy to move In.
call tor 9PP(>lntrnent. $1,395,000
.. LllTlll
LAIE ARROWHEAD 1
•
ABOVE THE SIOli
40 ACRES PRIME LAID ·
Located below Cedar Glen and south of
Cedar Ridge Estates. this may be the last
available acreage in the lush area south of
the lake with lake privileges. Land useage
Is flexible. Owner will help finance. will
trade, exchange, etc. Asking only
$40K/acre. Call for fact sheet.
IEWPllT••m
1/ .... fllWLIT ... .,•nmn
That'• right! 114 8Ct 9Jnd with a super
2nd ltory vtew ~ 4.... ~ •. Priced below lot vmu., th9', pr<>1»a~he deel of the yearl
Pr111nttylnc*p~ Oedroomcott11g9. Call
tor more Into.~ on & a prtvete showing.
'575,000.
"
53 1 VIA UDO SOUD
FABULOUS LIDO BAYFROMT
PRIVATE PIER I SLIP
This super waterfront "-9 on an over-
sized lot features 'o~~oms & 4 baths
with exceptlonat ~ ..'llest exposure on
Newport Channt.....,_legant hv1n9 room
huge waterfront patio & separate maid s
quarters are JUSt a few of the amerut1es
$1 .425.000
Ill, Ill, Ill 11•n-n11
What an opportunity!! Only 4 mites from
8'i8n Head Ski Reeort &., 12 mH• from
Pan-Quttch Lake ... this Is a fabulous dMlll
Incredible ltrMm on propeny wtth 30%
p6ne I aper'! tree~ age. Just 200 mtJee
to Lal Vepa. lat terge property in .,.._
AJrport ecc 111lbte. What poeetbilftieel Only
$295,000 tor the whole parcel. c.ae Biii
Cote .
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EAl1Rllff: nw, JUST UITEI -.-
The only view home now available in Eastbluff,
totally remodele<l. The expanded Muter suite
includes walk-in closed, separate "jacuzzi" tub,
and lots of imported tile. Great sunset and city
lights view from master BR. LR, & FR. For a
private showing call your Eastbluff specialists.
PHIL & EUGENIA STARKENBURG
........ 121, ..
Just listed!! This channing property is in an ideal
comer location. Highly desireable area. 3 BR, 2
BA, living room, family room. Hurry won't l~l.
Call now for _private showing. ·
BILL 4' DONNA WEBSTER ,
1• CllllCll 11•
SpacioJJS 2 bedroom + den 2 bath, dramatic
fireplace, larg_e deck 1,544 lJCluare feet. Ask for ...
LEE CHESTERFIELD
.. •WPllT •Tl IW 1441.•
Be the first to move in! Single family detached 3
BR, 2.5 BA 2 story cathedral cei.l.ings-all cream
white carpeting plus marble & kitchen flooring.
Master Suite on lst fioor. Premium lot for
privacy. Ask for ...
JOANN KENTON
Elllm..UI .....
New carpet, new paint upgraded appliances.
These units have it all. 3 BR, 2 BA. fireplaces.
large yard. Plenty of parking. Excellent rents.
Ask for ...
LEE CHESTERFIELD
• CAIY• Cl•I 1211,•
Lovely ~Big Canyon "Oakcrest" model 2
BR. 2 BA on level. Many uptVades, aecUred
entry, parking, A.odation pool. ape,
tennis. Ask for ...
CLIF A E'L YNN KEMP
OPEN SUNDAY 1~ SBA ISLAND
EICBIEIT IMITIBT W/PIEI 11,111, ..
This bayfront duplex is located in one of the most
spectacular locatlons in Newport on the main
channel. AwetlOl'l'le views. Has its own beach and
pier for 3 boats. Excellent investment property
with an estimated monthly income of $4,000.-4,500
year round not including summer rentals. Rentals
include 3 BR, 2 BA up; 2 BR, 2 BA down, each
with fireplace. Ask for ...
GAIL TAYLOR
TIMUI a11, ..
Bread and butter, 2 pedroom , 1 bath complex
with garages. A.aume $191,000 T.D. Ask for ...
DELIA DELGADO ...
• ....
,.
l+lml CH• all -.111
Pomona north G.rey St. Zoned C-4 and M-1 dty
cooperative. Grmt for mt food. Excellent aoce9I
between 2 freeways. $7 per IQ. ft.
TOM ALLINSON
SHARON VOGT
...... 1711,m
LoYely Ocan. Bey, and €ity ~Elr
panded 4 BR, 3 BA family & bonus room. Home.
Call for additional info. and your penona1 view-
ing. Ask for... _
JANE SUNGAILA .
M'llnmrrfll....a&T 11••
This cory three BR, 1 ~ BA home ia cloee to both
schools and shopping. Hurry with your check and
paint brush!! This one won't last! Call now.
BILL A DONNA WEBSTER
ICEl•mt WR 11111/111
Irrunaa.alate two story, beautifully furnished
oceanfront home on the saM at Peninsula Point.,..
. Two patio&, g~. th~ parking. 3 bedroom
and den. 3 bath. Annual lease available February
1 at $3500/month. Ask for ...
llONDA HEIN OR GAJL TAYLOR
•WP•T IEmlTI WIE 111111111
Two bedrooms, two and one half baths, re-
modeled kitchen, fireplace, single car garage. Ask
for ...
PHIL A EUGEINA STARKENBURG
IQT M • ug11 WE -.Ill
This Lautramont model has 4 bedrooms, luxury
master suite, with view. 1 bedroom on first floor.
3 baths. Guarded community with community
pool and tennis. Also for leasf:. Ask for... ·
GAYLE AMATO
......... 11,-.111
~~~~~~~~~ expanded 1DMtel' Berber carpetinc.
frencb doon and windows, new kitchen and
baths. All this pb•. pted pool and ... and large
entert.ainina Aft'A. One of a kind! For your per-
I0081 showini .. ftw ...
ESTHER YANK
0
WATElfJlllT WI 1171,-
0arUng du.,Rx complete with boat dock. 2
8R/2BA down and 1 BRIL BA up. LR
w/firepl9ice, diNnc area. )ota ol windowl over-lookina the water. Deck with two water views,
bec'ber' carpet and new tile, fnlh peint ln gr-eat
Newport .location. AM for ...
• PHILLY DUIS
.LIL ftiEll.. ... •••
Brand new 4 BR. 2.5 BA fully landmcaped home
with 2 patim. l'Jepnt 2 story volume cei.linp,
spacious living areas, gourmet kitchen with ceil-
ing to count.er ptden window. Aak for ...
TANE SUNGAILA
JN
• CllYll .. lllllll
elepnt Jkoedmoor plans_to_cboole from ~BR,
2.5 BA 865,000. 2 Bit, 3 BA 895,000 both with
many upgrades and lovely letting. For exclusive
showinp ask for ...
CLIF A E'L YNN KEMP
...,
CllmtlB... ....
Ent.er throuah professionally landlcaped
courtyard into th.ii new 3 BR home with marble
entry floors. I..arae family r0om with ita own
powder room. Walle to Fashion I.a1and & the
beaches. Ask foe ...
DELIA DELGADO
••• .. ••••• 1471, ..
Beautiful home on one of Harbor Viewa largest
lots, 3 BR, 2 BA. room for expanaion & pvt pool.
C.athedral cellinp in li~, family & dining nns.
New appliances, sunny & bright, open floor pJan,
great for ent.enamma. Aak for ...
.JULIA LIAO
OPEN 8ATA SUN l-4, .I046 PORT BRISTOL
WllEIFlllT llfflTYlf .11, ..
Exquisite, Sophisticated, and C8IUa) all rolled into
one condo/home. "Completely" remodeled with
top of the line design!!! Thia won't 1Mt!!! Alk fot ...
.JONE DAVIS
...
EICmllE llllHCIRI 11, 1-.111
JUST LISTED! CUSTOM REMODELED 2-ICOI')'
ahowcame home. Current ocean view from tarse
mMter suite w/10larfwn, f~. uuna. Stained
&lMI windows, beamed ceWno. wood peged
lloon. Private office. 8rickecf yard w /1pa &
gaebo. Three private bellchel. Shown by appt. a...
only. Alk fat' ...
JO-ANN DORAN
' ' -Ellllllff: IHI II lllB · 1417-
5 bedrocm, 2~ bmtbl, kleal f« en......uunc. Gorl90UI Drivate pMio. loca of ~ brick. YOU
mmt .. tbll one! Alk for ... ~BIL A BUG&DfA ITARXSNBURG
•CIOll .U. CITW... ••111
Dnmalic \1Pll"8ded 2 BR + den condo. Hardwood
floon in mtry + kitchen with extensive uae of
plantation abutters. Carefree living at its best.
Total tteCUl'ity. Alk for ..
. RONFELSOT
.. UllLll an.• -Brtgm and airy-a BR, zw BAwwnhome. Mailer
suite with fireplace, jacuzzi tub and walk in cloeet.
Top of the line throughout. Used brick fireplace
in living room, large private patio and 2 car
garage! Alk foiANA PROSSER
.... 1111 111Cll11 1111,111
JUST RBDIXX>RATED THROUGHOtrr. In-
cludinl new kitchen and baths, Sumero refri&er-
ator, lJcht mk cabinets, oveni7ai jacuzzi, mirrors.
Italian tile, wool Berber, air. Bayview; .witll slip
available. Ask for ...
DENNE SODERLING
••llT .. .-UllEI 1144.•
It's hard to believe, but yo11~ind a spacious 2
BR 2 BA ~(2·'' L Ii'-':'_ this low pc.ice. SuPer ~~;:» -.uvPnl. restaurants.
park. Quiet -.:a comple~. Ask for ...
ANN HAWKEY
REALTORS .·
1111.811 •EM -.-
Cape Cod style townhome features 2 BR, 2 BA
and a 2 car attached garage! Single level floor
plan is perfect for aenion. Large sunny kitchen
and li · room with fireplace. lJpgactes include roman~. walk in cloeets, ceramic tiles. pluskr-
carpet and plantation shutters to name a few. Ask
for ...
DIANA PROSSER •ua llllEI 1111,111
A draalar drive way leads to this very spKioul 4
BR home with 2 fireplaces, French doon, Mex-
ican tile flooring in kitchen & family room.
Desi,.,er carpet throughout. Pool size yard, very
private. Owner will consider trade. A-•mable
loan th.at owner ma_l' ~ Ask for ...
LEE CHESTERFIELD
••• .., 11111 llUI lta,111111,•
S..aal flDarplam avail. for viewinC ln Newport,• ne•• JM&uiiw oommunity, C-ontemporary Medi-
taa ID llJle .. t.mily bmnm offet We the =a-1n.....Ica. p1uapaeowcammunity
.... recr.don ..... Clme to freewayw and
Wind. AA for .. .
4'0ANNDORAN
as•&mlllflllll 14.-.111
SOPii18iiCATBD, CtJsroM HOME ON HUGE um=-= luxurioWappointmenttand ~ cleef.,...S for a oonnoimeur! °"'= for pmom UYinl and en"'1ainlnl. ~ dodl. 8 BR, ~BA. 3 fpks. Lap pool and
... in prWatl~~ on the ~Y·~ ~for ... . · DUNE 80DULING
---1111,m One al Bil c..nyon'• lara-t lincle story hcma 4
bedroom, 2.5 baths, pool & spa. For detaila ask
for ...
JANE SUNGAILIA
'
IRIBllLE llYFI 1111 PMU• -.-
Jl'Apect1n1 private-J ~2 .BA~and expamive
firepl.M:e, 50' bayfront patio, private marina for Jarae boat, aecbded pool and private 2 car garage
m preferred Lido Peninsula. Call for appoin~
ment. Alk for ...
LYNNE LINDSAY . !-' -~
IHtEIPR KC•ASY~ 11,-..
Nearly new free standing townhome in Costa ~· 3 BR, 2.5 BA 2 car anactM!d pnge. Ceramic
tile, oak, and very nice. Good locaiton, kids o.~ ...
Available now. Ask for ...
CLIP A E'L YNN KEMP ..• . ....
Woodbridge Arborlake 3 BR, 2 ~ 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
Wli&lllll Im 111,m
PRICED TO SFLL NOW! In Newport Beech. 2
BR, mobile home, clubhou9es, pool. spa.
Motivated seller. Ask for ...
VIRGINA SW AN
lllllf -lllT• a-.111 Broem!v« plm 4 superb view of ~ u,htt..
Excellent' landlaapinc and StrollC Homeownen
A.lloc...2 BR. Giant-Bonw Rm:,study and privacy.
A vailabJe by Nov. 1st.
TOM ALLINSON
SHARON VOGT
OPBN SUN 1-&.. 11 80CK"Y KNOLL .. ,
1.111m1• 1 • c1m1 11...,..
. Outstanc:Unc panoramic view. Security building.
$1500/MO. Ask for ...
· VIRGIN A SWAN
OWNER WANTS THIS L~ASED SOON!
lllElllll ... ,_ . 111.-
Fannie Mae owned. 2 stJy condO, FHA ap-
proved. 2 BR. 1 BA. San Juan Capistrano. Good
iname ratio. Ask for ...
JlA Y DA VIBS,.JR.
•l•WIE l1711/m1
Brand new J .M. Peter's 4 BR, 2.5 BA home. Light
and bright and beautifully appointed. Fully land-
scaped with two priatios. Ask for ...
JANE SUNGAILA .
780-5000
ECIUll 1111,m
A dty liahtt view from this beautiful, clamic, 4 BR
home hichlichted with bleached oak f1oon, plan-
tation ahutt.en crown moolctinp pl\.m room for a
pool Call for~ private lhowina. Ask for ...
DELIA DELGADO
UIUIJW 114,lm
Rare time share opportunity on the beach in La2una. Enjoy all the advantages of time share
· and watch this investment grow. Other invest-
ment opportunities available abo. Ask for ...
CLIF A E'L YNN KEMP
__, __
.. 11 ,. ICIEI man 11,M111
Custam country Enaliah home on 1.6 acres near
Ridgeline Country Cub. 9,000 aq. ft. with 5 BR, 5
BA, pooJ, and 5 stall ba{n. Room for NIS tennis
court or riding arena. Fabulous Master.suite with
sitting room & spa. Decorator furnishings nego-
tiable. Ask for ...
JO ANN KENTON '
111111 ... 1111•1 WIE ..._
Sunny & briaht. Beeutlful 3 BR. 2 BA. larte
family room. akyliaht. larse yard clo.e to IChool
community pool and lhopping! Ask foe ...
JULIA LIA()
.
~ .. , 1141.•
:Abeolutely immaculate home in gated communi-
ty. Partial ocean view and away form Cout
Highway. Totally remodeled with deliper taste.
French doon and~: throuchout. Tiled kitchen with mk $. sub-aero refriewntor and mroe. ~ ceil-il9 in LR and ~te pine with
\.-cl brick and tile. • t ~ ..
Call me IOcla~! GISELA BURMBISTZB
'
ISTWmt llalll
Over 2,000 aq. ft. in a beautiful N.B. Community
apacioua 3 BR. 3 BA home with a large kitchen.
cathedral ceilings and private spa in patio. A
really quality lifestyle location that must be seen
to be appreciated. Call now for your private
~:ilfa.DONNA WEBSTER
••• 1477,•
Let Sania choose one of the 2 fireplaces to slide
down into the home of your dreams. While
stockingl are hung, and viiions of ~ar plums
come from the 5 CfRY bedrooms. Santa can park
his sleigh in the roomy 3 car garage. Give this
prestigious Woodbrid&e home to your f ainily for
Christlnaa. Ask for ...
MAXINE GOLDEN
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PAG• JO/SATURDAY ~ec......,. 10, 1---------------------~------llllllil•llilmilDAILY PILOT/BAL aTAft
1T'S
THE FINAL PHASE
... CONTINUING
SUCCESS
The truth -,hould
urnw ;i.., no .;;urprise .. .
; '1:opk 1 'i JU~\!ement'and rn ... rc
\llll'n Jl.'m1in~cr.1tl ,m un(an nv
abd1tv ro "he chere firc;c"
'~I .t n chi: i.:n.tl 1 ...... oml'thing a..,
1m;" •rt.11H , .... 11.1.1u1nn\! orn: of
'he r1·rn.1mmg mnJ el ho me-:
· T hl' l: ... care • t'rie5 at
.... L 1( Ii fl I )f) [he c ;et'l14'.
I I Ir i:"'T\TI. ~ERIES
l '111., •1.11 •r h luxunnuc;
IH 11.1.· tll.t!.!lllhu:ntlv
dt: ... tt.:111.'"I -inJ l r.1tr1.·J w1rh
11 •nfiJu tlL' anJ 1..ire m
nn unmatl hcJ gate-guC1rdcd
envin inmcnr o f tree-shaded
lane.-., wirh a golf, tennis
am.l rnumr)· l lub ambience.
Rangmg from 2HYJ to 4500
square feet, these homes
provi de up to fi ve bedrooms,
and four and one-half baths. Experience first hand
these masterpieces of the homebuilders art.
. + ...............
THE ESTATE SERIES ...
C ustom homes?
Their architecture
anq detailing say ''Yes"!
Their remarkable
reasonable pric~ says1
"as close ro custom
as you can get:'
Prked at $899 ,500
Directions: from Pacific Coast Highway,
driw north on Golden \Xbt to Pnlm Ave. Tum left
on Palm Ave. and drive three quarters of a mile
to the guarded entry. Display hol"QCS open daily,
except Tuesday, ll a.m. to 5 p.m. Call (714) 960-733 7.
Pnc;a dlecti~ d11c cl pubhcatlon.
~iQI ...... -.... ~ (;91t\_Wf\""1W•
~REENS
Another Exclusive Cayman Community.
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WATERFRONT LIFESTYLE AT. ITS BEST $619.000
4 r1e lntint room w.ith colossal ~y. 00.t and mirina views on turning bHin.
NEWPORT' BEACH
... View al Marina, Ocean • Catalina
RENTAL -THE GOOD
Approiumately
2,0t>O squue
feet of excellent
flow for com-
fortable living
and usual or el~nt enter-
t;tmmg.
LIFE
Sunrise sumet, city nilht lisht view$. Two bedrooms ind den. Ava~bk short-term or lonl-term. SJSOO to Sl900 per month
furnished. References require<t. Exquisite contemporary designer furnishings, accessories and an.
EXCELLENT DESERT RESORT
': _ For Purcbue or Shand f.quit)
if lhe wotld diss Desert Prine~ R~ complete
•.with chimpionship golf counes, tennis, swimming.
heahhclub, shops, restaurants ind clubhouse.
Deeiper Furniahinp A AcceeeorMa
are Included in this double iNSter suite condo on
the golf course.
Turnk~ PurcheMat $1S3,080 -th or ~ EqultJ AnlleW. at Diecount
T oul MOO per inondl plyt'Mf'lt includes Country
Club Golf mietftbenhip.
Giii ~I/lie. f/!atlU 720-1322/760-5000 -.
Ca I"' wnmy .. 8anal merbt ~al~ holne upon request.
OPPORTUNITY
Re Max
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of Newport Batl
PAGR 22/SATURDAY Dece"'ber 10, , ... ·--------------------------------•DAILY PILOT/nAL DTATW
REALTORS On lhe Move
Barbara Forrello of Corona del Mar
has joined The Prudentlal 714 Realty in
Newport Beach.
~ array of physical fitness and creative
pursuits, such as bicycling, roller
skating and skiing. ••• "I'm delighted to become a part of
The Prudential 71 4 Realty. It's the most Len StrHt has recently been ap-
dynamic real estate office on the coast. pointed senior sales manager for
It's where the action 1s ... Forrello said. Coldwell Banker'• New Hom••
A resident of Corona del Mar for 10 OMtlon. Street will head up business
years. Forrello owned and operated a development in the San Fernando
hair styling salon w ith 30 employees tor Valley, Pasadena, Lancaster and
19 years in Downey before becoming a Palmdale areas according to Robert
Realtor. Nolan, vice president and regional
A New York City native. Forrello director of Coldwell Banker New Home
previously was with a commercial real Sales.
estate firm before 101ning The Pruden-Street has an extensive background
tial 714 Realty. of more than 17 years In residential real J'orrello Street Romano -When she's not selling real estate. estate. predominantly In management.
Forrello's personal interests include an His experience includes managing subdivision sales; ownlnQ. his own
----------------------. business; and handling the hies for a
Empire," Romano stated, "and ~·re
Ideally located now to undertake these
assignments.'' * Bright Mortgage
development~ serving as the vice
president and manager of new home
sales for a Sherman 08,ks firm; and
serving as the assistant branch man-
ager of Coldw.etl Banker's Wood!alld
Hills residential sales office.
A MAME award-winning copywriter
who has been associated with several
of Southern California's most r-'spect-
ed advertising and public relations
'gencies, Romano was a jUdge for the
recent San Diego Sales & Marketing
Council Awards. 1 Point
I 6.5% ~ 15 Fixed Year/GPM
90% to 187 .600
Street Is a licensed broker, active In
sales and marketing organizations as
well as the BIA. •••
•••
S~ong has joined OMrge Elkln•' Beach office. Don De
Thoma • residential sates manager
made the announcement.
~ APR: 10.524
60 Day Writte n
Lock Ann Romeno AeeocletH, a public
relations, advertising and special
-events agency, recently relocated from
Capistrano Beach to 23705 Birtcher
Dr., In the Birtcher Center. El Toro.
CONT.\CT I
I JOHN PRESTON
(714) 662-1012
Agency principal and public rela-
tions specialist Ann Romano cited
expanding business opportunities as
prompting the move: "We're taking on
a much broader range of projects, both
In Orange County and in the Inland
Prtor to joining the company. Long
owned her own stat1onery store for six
years. A graduate of UC Irvine, she
resides In Corona def Mar. She is active
In the community as a member of the
Balboa Yacht Club. and La Marisa, an
affiliate of the Assistance League and
Center Dance Alliance. The Right Idea
·WHY PAY A FULL COMMISSION TO SELL -YOUR .HOME?
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'\~WILL DO IT FOR A LOW SET FEE FROM '3,980 (PAYABLE AT.ESCROW)
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3BA-2BA . corner lot.
2502 South Olive ......... $165,000 722-8114
722-8114
nun • .,.. IUCll RWa Uffl 111111
714 Goldenrod, Cdm .............................. $6,200
10 Odyssey Court. HB ............................. $9,980
2401 Port Whitby, NB ........................... $25,000
3 Tribute, Court. NB ................................. $9,420
304 Canal Street. NB ............................... $8, 700
NEWPORT BEACH OFFICE
1744 WT CUil -•Y mn I CHIU m. llll, CA Um
(7141 721-4111
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3BA-2BA. condo community.
722-8114
810 Baker 11 202 .............. $165,000 722-81 14
IEUflmllllRI
4BR-2BA, family home.
1799 New Hampshire ..... $249,000 722-81 14
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GIT IHI FACTS, CALL •••
CALL FOR YOUR FREI
WEEKLY LISTS OF PROPERTIES
"FOR SALE BY OWNER"
WITH PRICES. AOOAESSES, PHONE NUMBERES. ETC.
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3BR-2BA, condo, patio.
1845 Anaheim #SD ......... $145,500 722-8114
-·~•.urnm 2BR-1 .SBA, encl yard.
2424 Santa Ana .............. $175,000 722-8114
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2506 Westminster, CM ............................ $9,520
918 Powell Court, CM .............................. $6,490
496 East 16th Street, CM ...................... $10,000
322 Redwood, CM ................................... 19.580
2973 Redwood, CM ................................. 17,420
999 Modjelka, CM ................................... 18,974
1202 DonnegaJ Place, CM ....................... 17,000
377 Flower, CM ...................................... $10,500
2901 EUesmere. CM ................................. $9,750
CllTA IBA •Fa
1835 0 . NEWPORT BLVD., SUITE 258
COSTA MESA, CA 92827
(714) 722-1114
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DAILY PILOT /ftAL •STAft-~~-~-----------· Local Board~of Realtors . ..
sp~nsors charity lunch
The Newport Harbor-Costa Mesa
Board of Realtors and Women's Coun-
cil of Realtors, along with affiliate
members, ushered 1n fall with a "Cel-
ebration of the Seasons" luncheon and
fashion show at the Red Lion Inn in
Costa Mesa.
The event was co-ehaired by Nicki
Vorheis, president of Women's Council
of Realtors, and Barbara Johnson of
Great Western Savings, an affitiate.
The beneficiary of the annual event was
Canyon Acres Residential Center
which provides full-time care for chil-
dren ~ges 4-18 years who have been
sevefely abused.
.. HOME .
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• ~o _.~egat1 ve
ARM Ho me LQa n s ____ __.Ao.umu.ou.rt ..... i"'z"'a.1..1liwoll..o
• SO'l to $500,000 • 60 Day Ra le Lock
• 9or.t to $250.000 a • 21 Oay Funding .•
Max 80'< L TV
~ PAClFIC:S\VINGSBANK
Call (714) 631-8380 ask for Retail
Lending, or call(714) 631-0800
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BANl(C!RO
SATURDAY Dec••ll•r 10, .._/PW JI
Lafana Beach
Ocean ~lew Properties
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STEVE·mGH
Bualne•• 494-0215 * Residence 673-3291
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NORTH LAGUNA WITH PAN-
ORAMIC VIEW. Ttiis c-onlemporary
wood and glass home has 18()...
degree ocean and coastline views.
Teak and oak built-ins throughout.
Private and secure. Walk to beach
location ............................ $560, 165
... ~' . 31 1 VIEJO -LA<;JUNA BEACH
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PRESTIGIOUS EMERALD BAY
TRADITIONAL HOME. A spectacu-
lar ocean and coastline view can be
seen from this 3-bedrom, 3-bath
traditionaLhome in gated Emerald
Bay. Private beach and amenities
...............•......................... $745,000
Please call 494-0215 tor Appt
NORTH LAGUNA OCEANVIEW
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY. Grea t
north Coast Highway location.
Zoned C-1. perfect•for a small busi-
ness or professional suite . A -
developme poten tial exists
......................................... $350.000
SPonsored by
iHE NEWPORT HARBOR-COSTA MESA
BOARD OF R ~AL TORS
RECIPIENT
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THE SALVATION ARMY OF ORANGE COUNTY
The com11111nll{l l1 tnco11re114d to donete rood or tn0day
to heJp fftd the h11ft9ry eftd homclua In 01ar cofl\m1aft1'iy
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DELIA DELGADO
ANNOUNCES
SANTA CLAUS IS COMING
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SATURDAY• DEC. 17·
llam--2pm
A::. a Newport Beach property
owner. Della enjoys sponsoring
Imaginative monthly nelgh-
borliood visits. and her friendly.
outgoing personality and ability
to competently handle all phases
of real estater matters has easily
placed her In the top 11' of all
RE/llA.X aaleepeople na-
tionwide.
Della comes by success nat-
urally. After obtaining• her
d~rec In architecture and her
MSA In business. followed by a
multi-faceted career In market-
ing. she headed for Newport
• Beach In 1979 where she felt she
could best combine her desire for
a casual. upbeat lifestyle with a
successful and producUVe real
estate career.
Della Del1ado may be
reeclled for laer camplllN!D~
p1opea1J ~ ~--= C1ocate4 at #3 Corporate
Plua. 780-5000.
790-5000
WM~1•1
Qf ALlORS · of N ewport Beach
"We take the time to Care''
Se~ "you with
Professional & Confidential Services
Residential • Commer~ial • Loans
Business • Liquor Licenses • Tax Deferred Exchanges
Pick-up & Delivery Service
''Stop "' a11tl
Ope11 llll GM:e"w,'
AMERICAN ESCROW, INC.
2-40 Newport Center Dr., Suite 105
Newport Beach, Ca 92660
(714) 640-9860
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PR OFIL[
C-21 Realtor relocates
.. to Newport Beach office
Jay Vechaylem -one of the top
producers In the Century 21 Inland
Pacific organization -has mowd
to the firm's Newport Beech office
from Its offices tn La Palma •
"The reason I mowd to Newport
Beach is becac • I feel there's more
opportunity here ~nd I'm wwy com-
fortable working wtth high-priced
homes," Vechaytem said.
Vechaylem's performance re-
flects his remarks. So far this~ he
has been lnvotved In the l8le of more
than S6 mtUlon worth of property,
Including one home tn Newport
Beach that IOld for 1670,000.
"In that transaction I repraented
the ... ler. We aotd the house tn lea
than 30 days.
"People are extremely nlee In
Newport Beach, which mak• my
work here even· more enjoyable
because I really care about my
cltent1," he saJd.
· Vechaylem began his career In
real estate eight years ago with
Century 21 . Pr9Yloualy, he WU a
rnuak:lan, ~drums and other
Instruments and touring wtth b9nd1
all owir the country stnce 1969.
"I decided to obtain my real estate
sales licen9e because I've always
worked well wtth people. And I had
friends who thought It would be •
good field for me. They were right. I
aotd more thM S 1 mlHlon worth of
property In my first nine months,·' he said. .
Vechaylem'1 autaned.. territory In
Newport 8eect'I ~ IOme eoo
homes tn Dowr Shores end H.-bor
View.
The Newport Beach offlce of
Century 21 Inland P8dftc ts located
at 2 Corporate Plaza In Newport
Center. It ta one of 10 offlcea of
Century 21 lnlaM • Pactflc from
Cerrttoe to SM Clemente.
THE HARBOR AREA'S
OLDEST REAL ESTA rE F.IRM
*New lletlng-Classic tueful eteganeel UnturpUMd harbor & ocean VIEWS from
fNfK'f rm. Gorgeous 2 bdrm penthoule with custom floor & wait cowrlngs.
Decorated by a professk>Mt & It shows. $379,900 •Prtw•• a quiet-The price is right on this Immaculate 2 bedr_oom VIiia Balboa
condo. Arst floor corner location wtth nice patio overtook• the greenbelt and la ne.r
the pool. $187,500 •Lwt Prtoed Yerr1•11-tt) so• 'D., value, ... thial Prime 1st ftoor location proh11IOOl!ly decorate< 1. lhlp throughout.$104,950
•V.. •1•11 Prtvll .. 2 bdrm corner unit ovw 1100 eq.ft. wttti ocean vt.w.
Oelirable 11t floor locatiOn ha own patio. Fnplece, air c:ondtttonmg._lhowa llke •
model. , s 185,000
•uwMI Prtoed 0... View-A terrlftc VIia Balboa v91uet Prime· ftm ftoor
location wttfl extralWge pak> en)Oyl full •ft.-noon tun. a.utttuny melnta6ned unit.
Huge master IUfte, fireplace a. bar. *S 185,000 ·
••put.cue. 0... Ylew-Profeulonlly decorat.d wtttl • IOUth ... tlelr.
Plush 2 bdrm 2 bath penthouM complMefy & luxurioulty FURNISHED. Rr ... .
t>eo.1•1d mirrors, private deck. $375,000
*.._..-We have hard to ftnd y.., around rentall In the choice locatlone
lndudlng Corona def M•. bayfront, VIiia Balboa & elll'Where. Studk>, 2 & 3 bdrma.
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ea -sea ISiand
bedrooms pfus a den or family room
arid 2 112 to three full baths:
The Newport Beach lifestyle 18 re-
flecied in the homes' floor plan designs
and custom-class inter¥>r appoint-
ments. according to Gootract These
lnctude wett>arf with ceramic-tiled
tops, wet-bar refrigerators, two fire-
places, appliance built-Ins (cooktops,
compactors, .dish.washers). food
centera with blenders, rlMr faucet&
with sprayers, buHt-ln can openers,
oeramio-tlled countertop8, Intercoms,
central air condttf>r"ng, direct access
to a two-car garage, circulating hot-
water pumps. 75-galfon water heaters
and central vacuum systems.
Neighborhood faciliUes Include two
swimming pools and spas, a recreation
9«lter, two night-lighted tennis courts
and landscaped grounds.
Exterior building and common area
maintenance, gatehouse entrance,
recreational .faclllties and residential
b_yjlding · flre/hazar,d Jnsurance are
provided through the homeowners
association, whlch is supported by
. monthly aueaments to all owners.
Sea Jaland ownen e*1' tbe beaeftta of oceaa-eloee .11.tac ID Newport •
The homeowners association budget is
-. available In the salel office.
To rucn the ..... offloe. take the
Jamboree Road exit south from the
San Diego Freeway ( 405) to Sea lstand,
EX pert off ei-s advice on financing
Preptan your purchaae and refinance
eat estate loans for belt results. A lot
f buyers go out and flnd a house they
Ike, put down a deposit, sign a
lquidated dam.ge9 clause and start
heir toan In proc:ea only to find out
hree to five week• lat• U\at theV don't
uaHfy entirety or they h8Ve to accept a
ore costJy more Ht>er• qualtfytng loan
had to put more down or ,they have ·
put on a negative amortization
ogram mM:S It wu too tare to change.
aftlng untH thla point and getting
. uck with a coatly I08n or a turn down
I09ing your depo9lt as Nquldated
~ 19 noe the Wft/ to go. BefOre you "8rt looking for a new
• ISthettme tot .. to• competent
ot111IOMI ..,...aced In loan
nderwrttlng, tr...ctk>n analysis,
._... Md correction; IO you
get good lld¥lce on: the dtffwences
io.n pr.-na. exactly how
you wtff qumMy for on eact\ loan
ogrM'r,1rom th9 atart. Be sure to be
In your -.ctlon of a oouneek>r
most to.I Oflcers .. nothing more
..._ people and UIUally have no
OVlll atthortty or underwrttlng
hD ... ~. Aleo most rem estate
ta hllW hed no experience in the
erwortlnga of lenders or loan under-
Al.All M.
PIERCE
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wrttlng decision potk:ies of exactly what
you should know about real estate
loans before you put your money up.To
select a competent.counsek>r, under-
writing experience Is a must. Because
before you start to ptay the game you,
must know the rules to play success-
fully. The rutes in real estate loans apply
to: stabiltty, Income, credit, debt toad,
transaction structure, property qualify-
ing and proper verification of these
Items.
au.tlon: Why are there so many
mortgage lender8 In Orange County
and how can they atl stay In business?
--Al-w: The reason that there are so
many In Orange County In mortgage
lending la, U8U81ty a mortgage le the
second highest dollar amount ltem that
families or lndtvtduats have to chooee.
Even though fees are much smaller
than real estate commlSsk>n, mortgage
lenders m8e good profits. The largest,
two or three best known tnstitutiona
make their profits by aelmg negatively
amortized loena (where the borrower
pays .Interest on Interest) but with a
stlghtly lower fee tor bait. The smaller
and medium size mortgage lenders
have competitive programs from the
secondary market wtth nqrmat tees:
Sometimes a mortgage tender wtlt go
out of btlliness. but this usumly
happens because of mismanagement
and not because' the demand for real
estate k>anl is not there. For example If
their loan originators Me not property
servicing customers becaua: they
weren't property trained, theV don't
return caltl, they aren't sufficiently
knowtedgeebte to handle questions or
problems In advance find ••surprised
when they come up, they don't have
sufficient etternatlYe k>9n programs to
suit vwtous buyers or tranuctlons. the
loan originators lack tufftcient under-
writing knowledge.
For..,.,., mortgage lender that goes
out of bu8lnelS there are two to take
their place untU th9 Interest rates go up,
then only the ones with market and
underwriting knowtedge or deep
pockets survive.
~ I e -nvestment expert attends convention
RlcMrd ~. CRE. Investment
tpeet .. l1t wtth The Seeley Co. of Irvine,
NCe11tly participated In the American 8odltY of Ae9I Eatate Coun88k>rs'
1188 ...,.. convention, held Nov.
9-12 In Sm Fnncllco.
The tour• can•enoe lnduded a
..._ of ldUcatloMI eaa:.:..ams d4t-~ ta 1ce1P Ille of RNA ~(CAE) llbr1ut Of current trends
In,.., ....... Themeettnga. f9etur9d.,.. ~ wortclhop. MThe lfomta Ex•,
~ P1-=z..Fmncy or NationaJ ~?'' explored Call· forN9 • econamlc deWlopment, the
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enMna arowth control and the econ-
omic ift9cta on the country.
The IOQety's highly acclaimed an-
nual ~ Forecaat 919C>WM held.
The for9CUt f9atuNd a S*Mll of
natlonlll experta who cllectae9d their
educated INllght1 on1tle .conomy and
real eatat• marttet for 1989.
Peulift was lnvtted Into membership
In the society In 1979 find aerYes as
chairmM of the lnt•natlonal actlvtties
committ•. Pauley apecta--. In the
coun..etng ....-floes for foreign as weft
aa domestic cHent•.
just -north of Pacific Coast Klghway.
The saleS office is.open.daity from noon
to 5 p,m. For more Information. call
(714) 640-5050.
Architecture
sets off views
of bay hontes
A spectacular setting calls for spec-
tacular h0mes, so when The Fieldstone
Co. Chose the architects to •design the
homes In their new 241 home water-
front community of. Spinnaker Bay In
the Marine Stadium area of Alamitos
Bay In Long Beach, only the best would
do.
Their choice was the Bert<us Group
of Newport ~. a firm acdaimed tor
Its innovative ~oaches to architec-
tural design.
"The bea\.ltlful water-or*1ted set-
ting of Spinnaker Bay caned for a
timeless architectural styte; a classic
look reminiscent of the etegant homes
of nearby Naples and Betmont Shore,''
Clark Butts of The Bert<us Group, said.
"To take advantage of the water
vtews offered by the homesttes, we
Incorporated large expan~ of glass
Into the homes through the uae of a
variety of unique window designs.·'
Butts said. "And most ptans feature
upper level dedcs and unique loft
treatments to enhance the In-
door /outdoor flow of the homes and
pro~ additional vie. opportunities.''
The two stort. three and four
bedroom homes at Spinnaker Bay will
provide from 1,900 to OYer 2.500
1quare feet of livtng ~ and many
CU910'n-qUllltty appointments.
eo.ttng enthulmts wtte be ple11ed
that the comuntty wttl k1dude 192 bOat
stlpa, ranging In me from 24 to 54 feet.
Model home construction ls current-
ly underway wtttl completion antici-
pated for F*'*Y 1989. Upon com-
pletion of th9 models. the flrst P"ue of
17 homea wtl be relHMd for .....
Pricel fof the homes are expected to
begin at under $500,000. For more
Information. catl (714) 851-8313.
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LA6CNA CHAa. 497-9918 I.qui;. charm cotta9e on 2 bullcll .. attn. Pota•tlal
for development ....................... -................ *'25.000
OPEJll 8UN 1-5 •••••• H.S Kn maD CAlft'Ol9 Dm¥m
MCK ON THE llAU£T'
Work ol •rt. Wood .nd
9lua Chrla Aba. home
overloolWtt w.. Pacific.
H ... prlvete deck wttla
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.CONNIE
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lm1MC•a.te Tartall 9odel
locat9d doee to adlool. c.-. 'tJ ........... J
Bil. I BA. Price..._.. .. ............................. sat.•
MAXSENTI ~~
497-991.8
MAGNIFICENT
S'tONEHiNGE
A •pectacular Harbor RI~
tat• fucuring 5-8 bedroom•.
depending on the uae o( the
room; formal llvlng room, fam-
ily room, 1un room. dining
room, weight room, theatre
room; overlooking the City of
Newport to Paloe VerdH. For
luxurious living, magnificent
vlew1, and gracious enteruln-
lng. PleaM Inquire about excel-
lent terme ................ $3,695,000
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OCEAN & CANYON VIRW .. OCMN-SIDa 01' PCH
SaJtll-5
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... LCMly 8oul'I Pdo. Wll .......... far Duplec 0t Trtplmc In CdM, lrflrie,
LaguM Nlgull Of Ulguna a.ct..
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173-'WJSS"
(7177)
· -a41"mll 1,yr•rh
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RVM~ ot Co\ta ~e~ ' . -
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Sell v-,,.,.,.,.
c.~.
Mt-5671
for Information
& surprisingly
low cost.
....... Meditef!~ Sty~ ~om . _Home if\ ~xclusive Cate Guarded Community. Large
Entertaining Room With 28 <:eiling. Stone fireplace, Pro(eteional O.r Ovetlook• Large p~
& ~·Master B~ ~e with rarep~ce. Walk-In Closets, Large European Style Bath. formal
livmg Room. Dining Room & Library All with a fantu1ic Oce.n & Oity Lighis View.
Gourmet Kitchen, 3 Ema Bedrooms .. ,. Reduced To 11.295,000 . -!
Portoftno Mod91. 3 Bedroom, 2~ ~ Plue.....,._...... bonus ""'1oft 1¥. beth": Greet
HouM. Gr..-Loicdon. ~Ml IO Gt-llbell. $114,500 , ,,,
B ~11wt.t. CaU 644-4514 OA. E~ LEE llLLESPIE . \
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MORTGAGE RATES
FIXED ...... 0... ~ L..ell-M --~ .... T ~) 'T, LAM 1-C-
Atn911Wall&. 10.750 2.000 250 ... ,,,..... 10.500 20 2.000 45 187 zw.~.==....81&. 10.375 05 1.250 eo 172 1CU75 20 1.500 15 187 ............ 10.125 05 0.000 30 187
,_ ... 8AL .175 10 2.000 20 117 .
~ ...... ML 10.125 10 l.500 00 111 ......... _ .. ._ ... 11.250 10 1.750 45 250 ~
GliaflfJ ....... UL 10.750 20 2.000 30 111
........ llL 11.125 ao 2.ooca.. 15 117 1-·'
Hmiae,.._..ML 10.750 05 2.000 14 111
...... -8.000
1.375
8.125
1.250
8.500
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1.500
1.000
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for Information
& surprisingly
low cost. -~
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20 1..500 • 2.371
20 uroo eo 2.500
20 -2.0lm 15 2.850
30 1.500 30 2.125
10 1..500 45 2.750
20 1.500 45 2.500
10 1.750 45 2.500 10 1.750 75 2.750
20 1..500 15 2.250
" eo 2.750
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500
2000
900
117
MO
350
350
250
300
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1.125 20 2.= 1.
1.250 05 1.500
U75 20 2.IOO
1.125 20 1.500
30 2.125
15 2.750
30 2.250
ID 2.250
400
117
324
400
SOUTHEMCALFORtU
RATE AVERAGES . ...... = ..... , ..,. 10.125 05 2.000 10 111 1.175 10 2.000 10 2.750
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HllES FOR SILE
1 IR 1tl1s FAii II er IEI
••148 Yorktown Lane, Costa Mesa
854-4896 $129,000
2 IEllOOI
815 Alabama, Huntington Bch
968-3571 $269,900-S~nday 1-5
1407 Bonnie Doone, Irvine Terr.
759-8800 $525,000 Sunday 1-4'
312 Oanal St, Nwpt Shra, Newport Beach
720-1704 $220,000 LH Sat/Sun 12-4'
252 E. 19th Street, Eastslde Costa J.\eS8
63'1-7300 $279,000 Sunday 1_.:30
177 E. Wiison, E'Slde, C.M.
759-6800 $185,000 Sat/Sun 1-4'
3 Rue Fontainebteeu, Big Canyon
~ $535,000 Sunday 1-4
525 S. Shelton, Santa Ana
546-2313 $127,500 Saturday 1_.
2 II ltl•s Fiii ii er IEI
•305 Cedar (Npt Shor•) Newport Beech
648-88&4 $285,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
382 Evening Canyon, Corona del Mar
546-2313 $898,000 Sunday ,_.
""'43 Montpetller, Harbor Ridge, NB
673-9333 $550,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
••""'t39 Southampton, Newport Beach
&40-9396 $575,000 Sat/Sun 12-5
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2540 Beci<'Bay, E'Slde, C.M.
759-6600 1282,500 Sat/Sun ,_.
1543 Bonnie Doone, IMne Terrace, CdM
760-0714 $495,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
257 Brentwood, E'slde, C.M.
759-efSOO $299,900 Sat/Sun 1-5
332 Colton St. (Npt Shores) N.B. ~
548-0271 1349,000 san 2_.
177 E.'19th St., Costa Mesa
845-0303 $230,000 Sat/Sun 1_.
1
•304 FernlMf, Corona def Mar
759-9100 $550,000 Sundrj 12:30-4:30
2250 Got«Mn C#de, Costa Meu
845-0303 $319,000 Sundrf 1_. ~ .
*2531 Greenbrillr, Costa Meea
{118) 9"-5800 $218,000 Sun 10....
813 Hlbl8cua, Corona del Mar
759-elOO $495,000 Sunday 1_.
1984 Port ClerldQe (Nwpt Bch)
759-7589 157"&,000 Sun. 1-5
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2124 Royal Pan, Coeta Mesa
548-2313 $225,000 Sundrj 1-4'
1018 Sandpiper, H.V. Hiits
759-eeOO $728,000 Sunday 1 ....
••23 811kberry, Irvine
548-2313 $312,000 Sunday 1_.
308 Twenty-third St., ~ta Meu
645-030$ $285,000 Sat/Sun 2-5
745 Via Udo Nord, Udo Isle, Nwpt 8ch
842-5200 $585,000 Sunday 1_.
442 Vlata Roma. Newport Beach
844-9080 $359,900 Saturday 1_.
606 W. OcMntront, Balboa Pen
75fMeOO 1695,000 Sundrj ~
3 II 1tl•s Fii II er IEI
•• 15 Seville (Irvine)
. 557-4373 $324,900
• 2592 Clrele Dr, Bay9hor•, Nwpt 8ch
842-5200 $725,000 SuQday 1-5
•2051 Convnodore Lane, Baycreet
844-8200 $448,000 Sat/Sun 1_.
t""'34 Cormorant Cir, Bayview Terr, NB
854-9893 $499,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
3156 Corte Portoflno, Newport North
831-7300 $459,000 Sat-Sun 1 .... :30
••3000 Corte Portoftno, Npt. North VIia
759-9100 $550,000 Sat/Sun 1-4:30
••3000 Corte Portoftno, Npt. North VIia
75$-9100 $550,000 Sund8y 1 .... :30
2ltO Countfy Club Rd, Meea V•de. CM
M0-7366 $279,000 Sund8y 12 ....
1108 Oevot'I ln, Weetcltft, NB
75M700 $525,000 Sund8Y 12:30;4:30 ---* • t 1119 Oolphln Terrace, lmne Tetr11ee
844-8200 $1,375,000 Sund8Y 1 ....
610 Donald Pl, Off 15th St, Nwpt Hgta, NB
842-5200 $585,000 Sund8y 1-5
1223 E. Balboa Boulevard, "9wport 8Mct\
831-7300 '815,000 Sat-Sun 1 .... :30
• 284 E. Bey Street, Costa MeM
848-7 71 $289,500 Sat-Sun,_.
•• ""'817 Hll*cus Ct, ..,.._ Park, COM
857-2 121 $475,000 Sunday 12-5
809 HI~,...,..._ Park
e«-e200 $434,950 Sat/Sun 1_.:30
t21401 Kings Rotld, Newport a.ch
844-9080 $125,000 s...ncSay 1 ....
2122 l.e9nrd Lw, Newport 8Mct\
831-7300 1838,000 Set-Sun 1 .... :30
•2382 MeM Dr .(B.ac Bay) Newport lwft
~ 11,750,000 8un./8wt.12-5
2045 Port an.tol, twbor Vl9W HomM, NB
78CMOOO S4Zl.OOO 8et/8un 1-4
*"5 Sel".dc ...... twbor vt.. Hiie
75MllOO ta31,000 Sundrj 1 ....
47 SM9_.er Pl9ce, 8ayvl9w Terr
844-l200 1425.000 s.tl8un '1 .... :30
10042 8unt8n Qrcle, Huntington lkltt
a.n13 1279.too .._ 1_.
370 23rd at. NNpor1 8llCk lay
831·1400 s:Me,IOO a.v&un1-5
107 Via Dijon, Udo ....
758-eeOO 1586.000 Sat/Sun 1 ....
112VlaWulera. Udollle
831-1400 1750,000 Sund8Y 1-5
/.'301 Vl8ta a.ya, ~ 8wt'I 780-0714 1344. Sunday 1:30-4:30
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2535 Vl8ta Dr. ---....... -,.. .. 844-e200 1525,000 -
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Sat/Sun 1_.
3012 CMtt Oriw, N9wport Height•
831-1400 te50.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2702 Dreke. Coeta ..... 845-o303 $234,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
•704 Goldentod, +Income, Old CdM
873-5589 Price ~ '. Sunday 1:-4
3719 Park Green, Herbor View Hiiia
844-IOIO Mll,500 Sat-Sun,_.
315 Poppy, Olde Corona del Mar
758-eeOO $815,000 Sat-Sun., ....
•t71Poee.Coeta .....
a.2113 u1opoo SundrJ 1_.
28111 Tr..--. M'-'on V1efo
75t llGO '380.000 Sundrj 1_.
204 Via llllOllolla, Udo ..
111-1400 1515,000 Sat-Sun 1-5
224 Via Genoa. Udo ....
831-1400 $945,000
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* •• 701 Udo P8ftc Dr. N9wport .... 87Mm 11,750,000 Set/Swl 1-a
••"'57 Beecoutt, , .. wp\'M1 8Mct\
844-l200 $1,415,000 Sunday 1 ....
957 o.w.r. ea.ta MeM
541-2313 1244,500
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*1912 Dover Dr, w.tcltf, NB
841-4008 1415,000 Sat/8un 1-5
1504 E. 0owlftCMll, P9r'I Point
831-1400 1115,000 Sundey 1-6
••t1310 GlllDy Dr: Dover ....
831-7300 11,'85,0ci> ..... , ....
.._. • 1 twbor Aldal. twbor, Nwpt lkltt 873-1333 118,000 e..Jlun 1-5
•2llO lnroz Dr MeM Verde, CM
831· 7370 1354.too 8undey 1 .... :30
1421 ... v...a. Hullll..,.,., ....,...
a-4791 1131.IOO ...,.., 1-6 .
··-Motn111c.nron· ......... CclM 1• IDTO -11.000 1.a18un 1M .
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131-1400 .. .000 8el/lun 1·5
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CllDIS Fii SILE 2012 Port Brtetol, H8rbor Vl9w Homes, NB
873-9333 '539,900 Sat/Sun 1-5
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1927 Port C.dlft, Herbor View Homes, NB
721-1200 S519,900 Sunday 1-<4
• 1MO Port c.rtow, HWbor Vl9w Homes, NB
780-0714 tl75,714 Sat/Sun 1-5
50 Rldgelne, HWbor Ridge
644-toeo $750,000 Saturday 1-<4
1808 Ruth Ln, Ow Shrs, Newport Beech
721-1200 $439,900 Sunday 1 .. 5
• + .... 12 Chathwn Court (Belcourt) N.B.
759-0449 $775,000 Sun~
.,.. * •+38 Baycrest Ct, Bay"'9w, NB
854-e220 $221,000 Sat/Sun 9-3
2m ~.ca.ta Meu
54tr2313 $340,000 Sunday 1-<4
79 Conb ~South, Newport Beech
831-7300 $285,000 Sat-sun 1-<4:30
• 1MO Wellngton, HWbor View Homes, NB
780-0714 1549,000 Sunday 1-<4
2400 Elden #22, Costa Meu
759-eeOO S 129,000 Sunday 1-<4
---?':;,;' . ~-Klaloa Ct, Niwport Cteet, N9
75M7()9 $230,000 Sunday 12-<4 I IE••• . -.
700 a.on. EMt Bluff
751 eeoo $531,ooo · Sunday 1-<4 I
23n College Or, Costa Meu
~ 1279,000 • Sat-Sun 11-<4
1821 Port a.mouth, Hairbor V1ft Hma, NB
721-1200 $539.~ Sat/Sun 1-<4
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..... 11 Nllpoll, H8rbor Ridge, NB
780-1900 12,750,000 Sunday 1-5
**305 North Star Ln, OoYer Shores. N.B. ·
• 873-7300 $1 ,200,~ Saturday 1-<4
1918 Port C.dlft. H.rbor Vl9w Homes
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844 IOIO 1825,000 Sunday 1-<4
•1114 Port Chartes, Harbor View Homes
844-GOO Mll,000 Sat/Sun 1-<4:30
8244 a... Rode Dr, Huntington Beld'I
831-7300 1451,000 Sat-5un 1-<4~30
120 Via w ...... Udo ....
831-1400 $985,000 Sunday 1-5
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*. • 1 C.eetwood Or. Herbor Ridge ........ 13,750,000 Sunday 1-<4:30
t424 o.hle. Okie Corona Del ~
875-5714 ll&0,000 Sat/Sun 1-<4
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2468 Napoli (E'akle back bay) C.M.
882-0550 $225,000 Sat' 1-5
381 Ra*lo Lane, Costa Meu
84fr.NH $117,500 Sat/Sun 12-5
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642-5678
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•2952 s.nta Ana Ave. EMtside Costa Meaa
780-5000 $229,000 Sat/Sun 1-<4:30
7798 9-glen, Huntington Beach
759-MOO $245,000 Sat/Sun 1-<4
16111 St. Crobt (See Gate) Hunt. Harbour
846-5792 $370,000 Sun. 1-<4
~ 1984 Vista c.ucs.1, Blufta, N.B .
, 759-9100 $415,000 Sat-Sun 1-5
*2710 Vista del Oro, Bluffs. N.B .
759-9100 $289,000 Saturday 12-<4:30
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-li-602A-B Heliotrope, Corona o.. Mar
873-8494 $350,000ea Sunday 1-<4
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409 Vista Grandr.'fhe Bluffs.
759-MOO $399,900 . Sat/Sun 1-<4·
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23301 Ridge Route 2071 l9guna Hilts
548-2313 $30,900 Saturday 10-2
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FIR SILE
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271 Center St (+e.:helor). Costa Meu
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548-5880 $199,000 Saturday 1-<4
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759-8700 1&45.000 Sat/Sun 12-<4
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R -tc ,--IEW LISTlll' ,_,... 1111 .u1Nte6NMION• •BY o wNER. ..... .. .. ' r111111u "ESTATE UYSlllH am • lllll IEW 3BR 28~. pool • .men•t• sAT1suN 12-5 El Ctatr& 1602 First ume ev&f on market. R&t1111 In the big backyard Beautiful Rancho Santa lllM •mt ~O .TOWllOUSE +.MUST SEEl<S218,000. twnhM nr 8.ack Bay.
45 00 ba)'front PLUS 90 or make 11 1 garden Margartta home. 3BR •48r/281 upper Bkr. (818) 096-5800 2Ba. F/P, huge pltl
onBalboaBlvd with pad· na11en Oversized brick 2'h8A. formal dining rm •3Br/28atower 3 BR 2 8A-M otl vated * ... IAlllT. ~6~tt~~vit'L~~· 1n ITS Cll·ll-UC
Spacious 3 Bedroom I
home wtth formal dining
rm ano euy care deck
and yard Fine etched
glass French doo rs.
crown moldtng. plank
floors. !1rep1aca m 1tv1ng I
rm spacious breaklast
area. 2'1 Baths A rich
$81ltng !or line furniture
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$585,000
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die tennis coun Pier and patio with hot tub Ytewed • lamlly rm Loaded $795,000 sellers wlll negotiate. College Pllttl ..cul-de-...:. 846-889& Ol 631-74
dock with room for large I through Franch doors wt custom Ille, bl'k:k WOf1t LISTED AT $325,000 Charming 4er 281 ll<ge --~-~-~-t
yacht Wide sandy beach. , opening otf ltving area & decks. Priced to sell at Darrell Puh Proper1Mla country kltchen. trptc:, blg Cape Cod Dream l'IO
brick patios ano beaulilut with its nigh ceilings. full $239,900. CALL 720-IM22 yard. S22Sl.900. Call Ray, by ownet, open Satur
gardens 5 Bedrooms leoglh skyl~nt and rest· 557•7202. 10-4, 1mmaculale
each w1lh private bath , lul fireplace V1S1t lh1s •llO-lOll• ******* Vetdfl hm., •BR, f
Garage ror 8 cars Beaut•· on&-of-a-k1nd 3 Bedroom *IJlll l m IPPm din rm. lbry. tam rm
fu lly maintained ano in I home on extra lerge tot in lU2 GrMt hte on R-2 tot w/2 *•fWl•R* tom fHlurM. $399,
move-in cond1t1on• Call Bayshores-One of N-· ~ ~~ C.... ••I ... car gar + yrd. So of PCH <•••••WI) 2914 Ctubhouae
DON PEARSON ror ap· pon's hnes1 beaetl com· 11.!.J ~·~ il'.-OPEN §0NDAY 1•4.oo. Jn1UP1U llUll This ~ 38R 2BA nome C M. 557-1184 potntment 10 see munmes. Prtvate beaeh. · --:..m 10• Goldenrod OLDE T ,.,. 2 _ __.~ ••• _, .. __ ... • 11 b 1 t e _ _ o t>u.... ...,.....,.. ...,. Is cloM to both 1e • ....,.. o. ~OIL
$3,500,000 sma oa 1 orag. • CdM hOme & Income, Only $445,000 with shoppjng. Hurry with your SpaclOl.lt 48.A 38A, I ~~lm~;u~~~~ll~ ~~~=~c::~L '~.~i~' la.1M& 1tt.d--l-~::·~;1.~~~:~ i~TMR~·c ~o T~O ~~ ~~~7!.~:1 ~:: ~~fry10~itc~~/· ,._ ._...1 •--~o.:·I 3BA. 2•1tBA wOO<lf,]ss. 721-1200 Of 760-U02 $185,000 Catt now SOl'IMI WOfl\ Great 1.21 skyhtes Huge ms lie *CUSTll* Agt OPEN TODAY• •I ..... ....., contractOf and/or REAL~ w'oRLO ~~lm~"iz~)ll~ ;~~~.:o;g. u•.•.n, •'n••.11 ~.;" .... .., ~,~=c
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REAL TY WORLD. I balns Addmonal bath on Thal 1 rlohll Thia custom Ml -1-4 *__.-llWJlllall EWPORT BEACH a e .. 2BR 1BA Apt 28R • D«i name en the You wtll tow the llghtt & -· REAL TY WORLD,
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1 •TllU C&Uf. Pete a.rrett I"' y•-•RuTNI excite the tingle or COU· mlrble touches, whit• Jult ilOO(I · lfom Plt*tey 1 IPll&TIUI YllWSU j LllA -11&M. pie bu)'en It only S37~K. ned oatl cabinets & out· Park. Approx. 1800tf --------•I 1 f-Acres. prime 2nd 11,__2 D1netl Paah Properoes door living ereas. 3 38r 2.58• w/3 car perk· ~. •. .. r·--· I growtl{ redwOods w/2BR I s ELL •-•"---·-1---·-·-720-9422 8.aroom. dining, central Ing. NEW OH MARKET at IK~ .,_,., 1 2BA nouM wlvl4r'llS o _.._ _. ... -• air & trMtop views , $205.000Cell146-7211
We'll grvJ yOY the down ml Humt>Oldl Bay, ocean & BAYFRONT TRIPLEX ******* $350.000 MQ\. Be In by
e•chgforasnareolown-Mao River Valley Private e.acti. Pier, Slip. IWlllmYALllt Chrlstmut l.,...:.._liiiiiiiiiii9il ership You make 1ne Minutes trom Humboldt throu~h class1f1ed Fantutlo patlo & ci.ctc L 48.,. 38,,. 1.._,_ r~1 • -1 I Na"' rln .. ;
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mthty pymts & -snare Siii• lJru.....,.Sfty & Arcata 0 " w .,.,.,... rm, f ri()'UJ1UI ((.(!( If• "' 142 5.ll views. Prime tocatton on format dining rm. lg ~~· apprac You receive A irport. $150.000 • MA IN CHAN-H EL• kitchen w~breakla sl .t fCl'.l
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100% tu benefits Musi 707-839-0654 or 7771 s 99 ooo . .. s Ou T R F d DAILY PILOT 1,4 • lrM, pool ape ., ... nave cle1n credit .. gt aw st rail d., tel -Fox Co. ~llors bflght & airy throughout. 67J-i(~.9~
957-6002 Dys, Ev, Wknds brook, CA 95521 I 75&-81751557-9887 OCEAN VIEWS. 3 pvt ,._7 L ,. .......... .._ c.a iP!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~~~!!!!!!!!!i!~~~~~~~!il beechee ' prlvlC'J on ---
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121-1200neo-a102 Agt central air. $475,000. Bright & W'J H R
f'lrtt T.-n Rutty, Mack E'SIOE/BACKBAY.·2 HMS townnome. MMter
Haneon. 857-2121 on wooded A·2 tot: flxw w/walk·ln Clc>Mt, J
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Im.LS Huet cornet IOl pool & princy
Room to npand Plans mtlablt $619,000.
UUl'"UA \IUllunft """' 71().5000 Of ...
Tlwee 1*111 + 3 batlls And two bdrm + 2 ~ MA..V
batllS-4 CM piace. 14 rt.sold SS39.000 KE'ITrlltl\
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• four bdrrp. 2~ ball!$ soa. C0111m11111ty lenll!S L-ie IUfSl house wttll batll. $699.000
•Two bdrm Pl.US den Pl.US 2 ~tm Immaculate Mo~o Mocltt $429.000
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home w/epa A9d
1354.900. Tr1di
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4BD 28A home~ VIEW!' 3BR 2:A + ctlatmlng OWf 2,000 1q. ft In a~~ .:~t::. 9IUff tlfn-3BR w/rn-Ft-BEACH. $855/mo Y9llffy Super clean tr on I MottYated to ........ -• • t>Mutifu4 Newi>or1 e..cn __ ,, . unit, $775,000 OR an-lit & laat, seoo Meunty. towntiouM New carPttS
12/30 BUYERS lAKE JM Pet•s-3.BR 2'h8A, FR -~t~4"t·'-~':'1=· communlly Spacious Redecotated throughOutl IHllC P1nln1uta Pt Ref9rence&. &75-&915 ~t. lutchen n~ an0
ADVANTAGE of tN w/frplc; & dine rm. l'h yrs ~· 4 w tpa. ,.....,,,.,.,' 3BR 38A home w/a lg E_, hU a sma11 ..... ~, oceanfront w/pagged -c:ounters Br1ek patto
opportunity. S233,000. new. Sec Qate P.90( & ,,....... bonYa --~-.,,.. llltctlan cathedrlil oei1-IMWfrommut« ..... m tvctwdflrs,3jactubllso C.... Ml... I-G,_,CoronaDelMarlo-
6421 MatVlsla Or apa,$499K.Submitallot-~~9 ~a Cml~llLI~ lngs&sMapalnpatio.A OlektNf~.apa&t~ muc:ti m«l!I Pr<>P41{ty asp:dOUai t>rlghtfBR + ~hoo $1500/mo
11141893-3791 tera. Agt 854-9&93 Ch~J00..~1_1~0f' ,.., quality tlt••tyte to-~~!,~tu~:· wont Houae Rttrs &42-3850 conv CS«\ What a "'9wl ... IUln
STEAL ITI Waltt to oc.an •BEACH HOUSE• ~743 cation that must ba...,.. •11111 ILn ..... I $1900/mo •OCI utols 11...-
trom this Old town r• 38D 28A, trPk;,2 patios to ba llfJC)l'adated. • -•Op«\ & ht• 2BR 2BA --------
modeled dOll nouaa on Mew. In now~Rent ()(Buy a1 •ta.... 111-1111· ..... l w/trplc VtflW ot Mis & •• ~.All.*
oversized lot. S2H,900 850-4687 owner IPll-Y ,_. -•.. ctoea to bch S m>O/mo also buya plans for • 1BR tor "queet person·· 4Blks from beaeh, avt now
250011' nome. OPEN •IWl•l.Lt11K llU .. -...... 1111111.. $750/mo673-5354 Agt I 476-20SSOfS.~1166
HOUSE SUN 1-5. 81'!5 V•UIU.. 1BR. Full secur-BELCOURT Towne Coltec· • I .... Wehtef NEWPORT CREST-Obi 1BR 18A, MCQatl, tennis, tllewer 3BR 2BA next to
b .. t ""'"•-3571 It Gr•tloc 1144 7211 tlon. Plan A. 28r 2'hBa. .._ •-•1 I sharp. prof decOf'. 3BR pools, exerci se & 2BR 1BA HOUSE ""fll F/P :.. ..... k hun•nai All arna ... g ,,.,... Y· · • ,$775.000. Open Sun 1-5. 1M--" _.. l 3BA Comm pool, spa, ck.lt>tlOYN. Only $69,500 With garage, yard. w/d $1500 Li;da 12~i16 Htat. ladl .. f IM2 12 CHATHAt.4 COURT l"'tllr MA.V tennis. S289K 642-3850 Call now 648-4380 Agt 41&NarclssusS1225tmo, ·Grubb & Ellis
2§R. 281, gated comm., OwnerfBrOker 7S~69 KU'IFWll' .. / PROPERTY HSE RL TRS OPEN H~USE DAIL y 3-6 673-3400 CHANNEL REEF2BR.
tennis courtl, pool, lllT 11T IAll IAY \t'\X1 1.._"l'I' 141 \ ·1 1 IPll-cr .. mputf ~Br 2Ba. huge 2~~d.8~;'::,P~c~'~:.f. watertroru. tab views ._acuz.tl, S225.000. 3BR 2'hBA CONDO ON 48R 2112BA twnhme R ALTORS . SAT&SUN l-5 lam room. spa, S229.00QI 1 med! $11751 503 673-6900 $2000
QwnerfAgt 780·9~ WATER w/boat slip. w/1800 slf. Yard, 2 305 Cedar, Nwpt Sl'!Ofes Agent Mindy, 9&2-6954 ~la 78~97f1°· WlterfrMI ......... •W~TERFR~~~er;: ~~:.~~~2-~~ed l ~:,'::'·~u~a~c~: Oup~~:·~ec:h 1~ ~~;~~ ~~: !::. ........ , rua1 . ,FURNORUNFURNHO~E IULtm :'no~'"'O:.,,., must ae11i ****'*** $189,900 Ctlucll & Liz unit Xlnt Income area. S286.000. 5'8-666<t or ..... 1579 2rnstrBr 2BaF/P,S1•95/ HAR vu HILLS, •BR ta"'
SJ_7o.cioo B<k. IM&-5792 ··-_. ..... '* Jonas 631-128& or Walk to t>Nch, bay, pear 54~112. Matte J. 200 ACRE RANCH SITE mo 1Stltas1 $300 080 rm, gmbelt. ,,.,..,,, $3 .000 -H-•tYW S.6-5743 & restaurants Only NW Araona $250/~ere Marigold St S.2-5290 NEW 38R or 2 & den
lmH IM4 Wll'f UITI ·!~·~ .. ., ~\· S409,~;.1J_o12n!' .. Maure< ..... ,..,. Easy tenns• Good wate<l •LARGE 2Br 'tBa. lrg 2 condo Fab ws._Harbor .-f•-y w .., .-"" "" _,.LIT table. teocing. beauto1ul cat gar., OfW, W/O nk-ocean CJty lights Yrty or * * * * * * * - --· can build costom -tr ... & views Hun1 fisn ups No pets s1150 onct mo to mo $3 500 *MW .. ~ S..lltful5BR38Aw/3car tlome on approx 9,000 naerbt.,67S-1887 um --OM-~~ .............
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Lg 4BR 2""BA. """"t )(Int l ocation. Just ******* $...ss.~e F~a~~ ~ a.eala . Jasmine 720-1565 J ·IULTmQ1·1~ ~ ~ -~~..!.:; $539.000 w/T~RM S . IDT llYD ....... ·-tells, call Raylene Mlrade Ea'ern •Tmy ~Ill 18R cottage, Avall lmmedl Subfmt all ot18's. o see. A cnoece locatton lrg 48R -631-12&6 oeamect eeehngs. yatd j 11 .. llLIMI ~m :a,~! at $45V OOO call PATRICK TENORE 3Y·BA w/nlce yard, trptc. By OWf* Charming 3BR, 11Ui Heat abops-.&-baact\
:,T.,ERg ... SI' 72•-•200' ~ 721·1200f7&o-8702 Agt. den, fam"" rm -f0<mal 2BA, sunnv & bright. $795 NO PETS 722'-8011 2Bdrm HOME {not a .. IM ' ' ..,. OPEN TOOAY & SUN! "1 'f 1BR, 181, yjew i 1 !i&Stmo d.uQll.A) wttl\ 2 $Unny 760-8702 1 dining rm. A value at hardwood loors, new 38R, 2.5BA . s 1,t50/mo 38R 28A. dht. frPI 2j pallOS and a 2 car gar-$589.llOO wllERMS. -C.ll carpet. Fr drs, lg yard lBR,2 .... ___ .,, .. ,.,.,/mo daCU. 2-CM gar. St450 .,.. St300 C>«"mo rmr ~ PATRICK TENORE w/wood ~ng set. Walk _. _. ....., S 2BR -..-7 2007608702 A I CtlOOI & Piiio. ........ 3BR,3BA S1.750/mo °'*'all-', t ~ ..... n 21-10P/N SUNOAYI gt ~60~000 net 631-8522 Chacit out this Newpor1 2 BR • 3 BA d • -2BA, dlx S1250 avail 11....-
--Beach bargain at only tactiS2,5001mo 117/89 760-0300
COOL POOL HOME. 38R ******* HARBOR RIDGE Estates. $525000 YouJwtH find 2BR, 28A .. $2.llOO/mo 13BR lam rm 2'~BA NEW CUSTOM HOME s 1no1 e s 1 o ry . p v I •Ula.ITI YAL-tll Ocean/City VI~ Lights. 4Br lBA. lg lot. 3 car gar-2BR. 28A.. .s 1,450/mo J~1ne ~. gated a~a1I 4BR. 3''l8A. famrm wttp.
blckyard, MC. aye. ale. Uk• new hOme w/lrptc, 3Br 38A, 3 F/P, -300011 age. Pool & lots m0<1! 28R, 2BA . $2,000/mo 1mmed, can be seen ocean & noll views, lg
lam rm OPEN SUN 1-4. Frenen doors, new bath-s7oe.ooo Brk 846-5792 Bet t • r • c a 11 Anne Sat/Sun 760-9420. or I Ms1rbr w/sundecit, 3 car
t5 SeYllta $324,900. room• A mOfe! Nicely ******* ..,_....,..... McCasland tod•Y' -ID.US 81&-347-2214 gar.$3SOO/rno673-7362
Fran Cugo agt. 557-'373 1ndscpd w/wnlta picket •• lllYll• 4BR. 2'hBA. Palermo 831-1266 • IOI.Tm
, l~l . • tenca across front yard -n--••n modal. 1usciou1 land-••• • ..._ Wfaaa • Mull ... thl• beauty! ..,.5 _._ 1 $499 000 _._.. NEW eds HOME. Low price w/TER~S To Custom F_urnlshed Enter-scap ng, • •
6300 Sq/ft 5BR SBA II· HI clll PATRIC!< ta I ner s Delight. Owner/Broker lalMI blaM 2 ii
brary, ca~tna: maid• TENORE 721-1200 or At btlOIFuttTetyFMOaRrvelAOYST.;R•-,
qtrs 60 days to comp• 780-8702 Agt. OPEN a• '"' ******* JBR 2BX Houta, pro dec-tton 8 t.1omlng 00,,. In TOOAY & SUNOAYI Reedy to move-In lrg 48R 1WS Wll'f Ul'f1n Ofa,ed, lots of wood &
Bear Brand Rancti, Qated 3~8A home w/cuatom Baaullfl.11 & ~ 4BR Ille, lrplc, oar. mlero
comm S995 000 open pool, ec>a. gym. video rm. 3!nBA home w/tQ»c. IUSh $1700/mo * 1173·53'8 • oan-rm, '°'"'* d.ning ..... 11__,,, S • t & Sun 1 -5 rm wine oallar + m<>fe I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii landaca,,.ng In tr ... ,_, Baytront,.3BR. 1'hBA. 2 car 714-854-5515 Agl E • I I I II j h d i• prastiglOOS location. A ,.., frptc; patio. new · xqu s te Y n s • ....... _., ba.rgaln at an alf0<da.bta ~t s200oimo yny no ·=.... I ....... "' marble, beveled glass mu·--·-p11cal "'/TERMS! For .... ,:.75-....... 1-... :...5, .,.., • ....,.,...., ..... _ ... .-,1 • .-.,-Frencn doors++ wflustl .-.,., p R c ....... " ,_.... ........., B y NT HOfM Bf and .. -.... landlCaPinQ Mull see BcNIUtllul 3BR 28A. lg FR. appt. call AT l K
new Magnitioent 4000 at. From your 2 2 acre asta~e thtS vaiua-Gr .. t prlCel sunny & l>rlta 1475.ooo TENORE 721-1200 or Lg dekl•• 4BR 2BA Duplex 4Br 4'11Ba, den, 4 car gar, home 38' 3Ba wf rN!d s Appl only call PATRICK lllTUI ~ 760·8702 Agt OPEN upl1alrs Deck, g.,aga,
dock f()f 85' boet. 10' quarters s1 .750,000 TENORE '121-1200 or Matte loua 4BR28A ftm-lOOAY&SUNOAYI :=" A:~r:s or~
high call, granite Mad OPEN Sat/Sun 12"5 760-8702 1 A ily ;:, 1 blk to tCnOOI June 30th 11700/rno style $1,750,000. OPEN 2662 Men Drive, N B.11 com' m'"""" grnblt Need ~ Sal/Sun 1·5 701 Lido Of. ~ Agt 272-3780 r-~~-fasl .. ;;s475 000 Sub-Reis req'd 818-34&-
RuH Fluter CVR 973.3777 . UnllW .... a rrl'.54~@ mil Call JULIA LIAO ----~-=== RENTALSAvWBLE
2 BLOCKS TO BEACH 28A 18A, 2 c.r garage. -----760-5000 Of 759-5506 s ELL Short= ~o7~!~ Spac 2 story, 38r or aecgate, tNnyupgrades. OPEN HOU$E SUN 1·5 ~ AA.V Watltiront Homes, Inc 2Br/dan upgracMd. nu $221,000. &43-7420 Biii 1984 Port Claridge KU'~ I Realtors 1573-6900
cre>t. comm poolltenhl1 3Br 21 ea remodeled PoOI throu~h cla~'\tf 1ed
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S12s,ooo tum. &50-7163 aotry. pl\llh wMe crpt ************ 1415,000. Bkr'641-400CS
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NEW LISTING!!
C'ufttom remodeled 2·1lory showra~ home
INtlh tlrikina landtcaping. Current ocean
Vlfw from upttajn muter suite with so·
larium, fireplace A aauna. Open apac.iou
hvina rooma wi\h hirh wood ceilinp, wood ~ed f1oon A atajned 1lus windo~. Three additional b.dtoonu on sepa.ratt
wifll. Private office. Secluded bricked yard
with spa a 1aaebo. Shorecltrf Aasoc1111on
1oc.luded. Three private beaches.
•• 189.000 SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT ONLY.
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HARBOR RIDGE CUSTOM
Under construction -superb ocean view.
$2,650.000
BELCOURT HILL
Largest model -best location.
Best ocean view.
$749,000
BAYSHORES
Three bedroom, with study and family room.
Lovely patio. ·
$525,000 LH
For information contact
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TOWNBOME (PLAN 'D')
No detail has been spared in redec:orating this 4 BR, 2 !I!
Ba beauty. Over $40,000 in upgrades have been added to
make tbia t.he.Jno.t luxurioua townhome in Irvine. Marble entry~ neutral colore<J rf>er ~tlftt t!ift>Oltioat; emP'tl•
tom · A/C with electronic ftlter, marble ftree.._la~,
Baldwin porcelain and br ... Jlb.ith
hardware, custom kitdMn ti.le counter
and floor, all new ti.le bathe, cwt.om
wood blinds and paint, buUt·in atereo
cabinetry. Muat Me to appNCiate. $345,900.
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good clOMll MOO/mo, atcwe, '9frlg., gar~ Lrg tBR. den, lrp6c, patlO, Point No pell S595/mo S 1300/mo no pet• l)f'tlg. Utltl pd. 2BR St 100 thedral c.i11ngs, vi-. vacant & avail now
Avallabi. now. 7S.-7185 dlep., dlh Wlhr 87S-8678 gar. Furn w/paazzl UttleJ CaW&45·8833 18A $750 Furn 303 E gerage , spa, re-S800mo 650-0443 Ill neer WllW. 1-2 ~-ATTRACTIVE 2 BR Edg9water 871-28e8 dec«ated. $995 No pets
2BR 18a yrty w/~. LIK~ NEW 2BR 2BA '"" persons non·smkr t .. _.. ~-2151Pacific831-6107 laltli•1
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Available now $850/mo. ly. 11'°°/mo yr1y lease. $1600/mo 11t 67S-3680 Sl050 yrty 67~866 :.:a':f:o/' blodc to __ _...... upstairs gas paid. le75 .,,""'....., -F -"' 1-,... •• I Garage patio lndry , 2BR t BA quiet. no pets
NO PETS * 873-'220 305 Ruby A\18 S.0-2770 --------PRIVATE DOCK ANO (818) 790-"fi5~ 28R 28.6.. 1000 s/f, new -sec: 64~76 1 C~UTEsmall 28R tBA--Smalll "Cute & eo.v• ""-lal•H ftai•Hll dee« pM patJO Gar---------,_ •F ,... --SPACIOUS 8AYFRONT BACHELOR "Cute &. ,._ .... •--MU aoe Panc..-ttng Chdd E'Slde. 28ft lg kitcb. sm
ly Nice patio, 2 C8I park-1tN ll8l'y deen room & -• 1 UNIT, 28R, 28A, turn . Cozy" on !tie PenlnsUla. --ok From $950 Free UAR yard, pet OK $600/mo
tng'. $925 Incl. ulll. bettl, 1'50/mo Incl ut1ls. ·._..---11------. patio. newty decorated, $500/mo Incl ut111. 2BR 181. own;;; unit,, 2151Pacific631-6107 . 111 &, last -$200 dee:>
673-3039 87S-2578 ••-• ... 211 w/dsgarage, avail lmmed 6'2-3850 Bl<R lrp6c, Lrg deck, 1 blk 10 642-0857 attar 2pm
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1' New carpeting. swim ALL NEW 38R. 2 car gar-6'2-9795 or 64S-8227
ming pool. $900 per age. large fence yard E/Slde, Newly decorated
mon1h 818-790-9921 825 Plumer. upstairs . 180 UPQer untl 4/plex ......... l• ll&. S1050. Barbara 67_?-5771 sssomo. 1st & sec 0ep
11J\ btodl1 from ocean. IMMEO. OCCUPANCY '9'-5195/5481665
Furn opt, $975. 673-5337 38R 18A. Newport ESIOE TRHl?LEX Large
Heights area $850/mo quiet 2Br patio laundry
•Very ltlwp 1Br+den '°' 212 Ogle .:8. 646-8'3' new carpet drapes i
1 mature ack.111 •• '°4 'h paint. No pets'S786 S•7
Iris. S925/mo. SM to •P-Woodland 646-7363
predate. 123-0911 ~~any ---·----
BEACH COTTAGE. 28r ~-u .... . 0TU L.1111211
18a. frp6c. garege, S 1050 ·--Small, Quiet complex
all uhl. paid. Gardening ---•-•• I Carport, ldry From $675 dlloount. 644-1068 B .. utifully IOdscaped. Cal>le-feady 6'6-4549
Qule1, large. cie.n Apts --Large.~ 1BR. new pelntt Pool& spa, patio«-decic EXTRA LARGE ROOM~
«Pl. blinds ... & llghtlng I Pnme locatiOn I Upper 38R 28A garage
Frplc, ~rch. m/w. ' Bad*« $605 t 103'--C Valenciat
eloMta Avail 675-M 11 .... 1 Bedroom $660 I $875 No pets 545-7983
ml. --28dfm 1' •Ba $805 KIDS REQUIRE0111 E/Slde
2BR B I 28drm 2BA $870 380 1BA Yard & gar
l'h A. close to 2211Ulll•WIY I $900.mo. S~OOdep ti.aet1. $$50/mo. 900 See Lan. 644-2611 COSTA MESA 646-'63_1 __ _
Oenslde PCH. lovely. 3BR.,
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.... ..,. KIDS REQUIRED'" E/Slde
2BA. trpl lndry patio 2 IUl11flL usnm I 380 1BA 'Yara & gar
car '1n-g'ar, s 1550/~o 2 T / S900mo. S500oeo
avail 1/1/89 673-1836 I Ind~·'°~ fo ~1
STUOI0-1 blk to beach ldlool le50/mo · LARGE 18r 1Ba $565 mo
Room & bath kltctlenetle 231' SANTA ANA SAO<> security Available
w/burners. No pets or TSL MGMT 6-42-1603 Now Call for apptm
emkg. 1'85/mo Incl utll 631-1879
Open SAT 10-2. 322''°'1 ~mllll LARGE 1BR OIW cable Larkspur. 673-2596 Spacious 28R Apts TV nk:.Up No pet~I Reis
Upper 2 BA, 2 BA .,. otc ~~~~ ,.,-::~·~~~ required $550/mo
Avail Dec 16. 310'h Iris room ONLV $640-$650 2273 Mlner=B 6-45-8161
$1300/Mo Vrly. Cell mo MESA VERDE 2BR 18A
1-676-2238 Of 673-6149 au ..a am = Quiet cul de sac . c....... 2124 .. •• ...... ,;;_1~:.7 :S~-~~3
•CJlnatrw Speci:as lit.~ Neal Newport He1gnts
Greet EalUkSe IOcl ll2-M12II'142-1MS 1 BR garden a PI
1 & 28drms. Gar, cable ._ • P9hl $650/mo tncl uuls Ave
1111. Gmt>lt w/BBQ, lndry -•1 12115 673-6403
rm. No pets 831~27 11tt• TtPl EWER 2BR 2BA, new
E'Slde 2BR. geraoe. large paint m1n1 blinds, trplc
~t:fl&---.. ya.rd with patio, wshr hk· gar lrg b~ nr Dell www:::w -=-... up $795/mo $795/mo 818/333-0572
2546 ORANGE --TSL MGMT 642-1603 NEWPORT ACROSS THE STREET 2BR lrplc gar·
Sparltllng cl .. n large COZV HOUSE 1BR age.$825/mo 1665 Irvine
Apts. Pool & spa.. Shop-RetngeratOf. povate yard. =2 720-9-422
ping & n .. ghborhood l\O pets .• 2168 Mapte J 1-----parlt next door No pets 5e25 650-8252 SHARP 1BR 1BA w1ret1l9. 28drm w.ee $785 lndfy. nu c:rptlpnt S59
28drm 28a S800 o.luxe 38R 28A Eastslde mo 731 W 16th St •C
-· --w/frplc, patio. d/W, COV• 75~80or 637-3175 • ered parking, lndry rm COSTA MESA $995 No pets 642-9'79 Small 8echelot Newport 911-1111 Heights, SA001mo u111s
---------lfyou',.loolungtorajob. Incl. No k1tcnen 1665 •OCEAN vu delUJte 2BR dUlifled has news tor~ Irvine Ave .rB 720-9'22
l 'A bath, frp6c. dedl, gar 1--~----
2218 E. Pacific apt 8 ~ $890/mo. See lat. Call -
759-t 104/E &44-8722/0 f/Ja-
2BR 1 'ABA IOW'lhou.;: l1Yle ept, yard, paoe.
b alcony, diatlwasher. $795/mo.~'!e
2BR 28A, new c:at'p9t d/w,
lg pat i o , lndry,
gar /pendng S800
2137 Elden 760--0138
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Secluded & spacious 28RI Tll NTlllll 21R conao. ;;r:t m 18A Apt 14160/MO. No.. * .... mt* Enc:utlve TownhouH
1BA & 3BR 28A Apts on 2BR w/gar Carpets unit In Northwoods, pool, poelt. All utll. peld, pertc. ....-38R, 28A;'2 cer ger, APARTMENT. No pen.-~ "°"
the Eu tSKSe. Great lo-drapes bit-ins Fenoed jec .• tennla.Av.11.1/1189. Ing. 1 min. welling dl9-.. -_....• 0 CE AN VIEW Ave!IMlleJ.,.1.S510mo. 1147.00 wtc & up
C811()(1! Completely r•fi yard i patlo. Wat• paid. $850/mo. Jeff '432-8822 UlnCe to bMCh. 1331 w. VERY -.ATTRACT I YE. 111 ... 8193 Cal 131-3320 IY mlQ Hwpt Blvd. CM
modeted:N-0/W.ef!CI 63:J4120Call 1-5PM "llldi 2141 e.lbo9..155-200I,_. = =.2~': llflllft.ll--GARDIN MC11ng. Sp9c. f ti
pattos & end gar&QeS. 667 Vtctorla 'H' $720 _ m 1 •• -· .. In ge;.. SllO/mo mod redec: 28' 2Ba b* HI ••
firepl ace Clos.e tol ... OCEAN SIDE of -• rw••• up, .z MO\i' • ··-··
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1ndry trla MOO. scnoots & snoppong. Ca11 ,8ut. IMc~ 2'41 PCH, view, pool, lllundry. On ttle und, W. Ne9pof1 E· 4101":.~~ M8nY IO 0... tram 1, 2 9:12.1eet 0, 131:1234 . l!Slmla'D!r."~51
540.3666 or 650-5086 •LG aelux trweY:I 28( 2 No Pett . $650-+-util. $1375/mo. Btcr 142-3850 TSL MGMT 142•1803 & HR Ouplmc• .veil. -------.,..-
SPACIOUS 2BR Wood· loft 2'1>8a. 2 mrbl lrplc, 497•5362 . 2BR 2BA duptex. 1 blodl or 54&--4 118.,._ 5:30 c.11.tof deteils. Lv meg. ~=-t~~o:::=
haven townhm enGloseol sllytlte. w/d hn.up, gar .. * 18R COTTAGE. OCEAN from bMdl. Frplc, O/W, ar '7~ 28R l'MIA end_,.. no
gar, p\11 back yard, lndry 2400 st nr Hunt. H1rboor VIEW. Frplc, patio, wall( W/D, Piiio, gar, <*l>Of1, •SHARP 4BR 28A 11epe Lg LUii 280 2d 1100ef pea. 2231225 LAI P9loml
lac on sue management $1450. (213) 860-9513 to t>Mch. 1 adult $725 •Avlll now. Yf1V., 731-1230 to bMCh. Gar w/open«, 2Pf1¥ lft9tr Stea 2 OM*• 17a/mo * 137.711a
5 mon 10 beach' 631-7229 7332 Garfield Apt 0 incl. utll. 497-3644 *W ll•* Oedl. S1350 wlnt• or nr Wdlft no pees 9'75/11 ._._._ 1200 2BA, 1car gar. Bott01n noor of spaci<>Ya Frig. dishwasher, 1tove lleoo ~.14139-tTn Avlll 111 l40-94Cll ... -mle8tiBJl8 Pe 1 s 0 K S 7 2 5 mo Laguna 9eectl home. 2 incl. No peta 545--4855 WALK TO BCH NR HOAG NEWLY rernodeted 38R l•m------•fimmi•I
S~S-4310 Rooms, full beth, private • Lg 18R, g.a pcl. F/P 28A bMct\ dup6ex. 1700 ;;c; m room, FWV ••a.-or-. !condo on sand! 28R 28,.:-eri1rance. sliding· glass *1-... * $725 e LQ 28R 28a move-In 1llow1nce. _.... beth phone tine 1.,.~ ..... -.~~ .... _,_..,. • doe>< to decil and yard. Fr"' dlshwather stove TwnhM 1925 Pool IPI 11350/mo ~~· 119 _ ••• ,, • • .. em. t
I" 5£artclong ciean. large spa. security, tm~ occ Ulils incl. One male. i~i. No pets 54s'..4a5s COY. prkg. 1..01 suj,.,io( 34ttl St,~ cable, ... 25 Incl utllltlel 280. atepe to bch
.... arden apts Beauutullyl S l250/~:,; °'I q uiet , n on -amoker. Ave.14&-6838 631-2921** Unique l~llon
tandscape<l grounds 1 _ $800/mo 499-1906 * * 28R 28A FIRE-••Ill Ill• BMchfront BalbOe, new vtew. Deck, Gar.
?ool&spa patt~tdecks N-port Hts. unfurn. up. COMMANDING VIEW of PLACE 'pooL · adults &•111,_W 3BR,2~8A.d0Mtolhop-IUxurybldQ.welktopler. Jlm541·534t/87
.oarageorcarport S680 s.111rs, attratove, frplc.
1
coast. All glass wall ltv 19 501,'.n0 6 44.uo2 . CLEAN 1BR. 1700/mo. ping&dininO-SuperW.W terry,Fun?.one,Pev!Mon. Belboelal28t 1B
:Be<1room8 SB sl 3BA tBA S875t mo utols rm Om rm Lgkltch Pvt 631•0211 Pwttlng, utlts incl. No 81Qdedl.YrtMS2250Mo SSOO/mowntr.175--0IOt fOf 143750 ~~~'~t~~~ ;, 6.46-68:6 ~ct 548-2601 d~k. eeaCh acre>M st pet•. 723.-1292 ~Vie Udo •7s-ant BRIGHT Bedroom, no AV811crv 15 se0o
--------1SPOTLESS, 28 0 H 128A. IBR $985. 28R $1250. *'"~:*block 111111••11• lmOklng. bike to bMct\, 1115. Toni 173-93
Bachelor $5 70 0 p I ' o n a I 1 0 x 2 0 Low dep 494-2265 BtEAo ._l'.!; 28r2 ~.? ,..., ~w/d Ilk ... .. QQ --lftl IS502 !~ phone utra. .... l80a Shr ""
1 eeoroom $675 storage.$655-685~ S500. I •---"' -~1 _,, ..... ..-·· * ... -.. .... 14 -..1-.... "" .. .?Bd m 2a. tv.nhse s865 I 1o ml w ol llrport ;;; -. -up. open belm ce11-2BR 2BA-+-DEN. -• "" CdM 28R lBA Apt R9-w/2 11r1/M, non r --Ing belcony $1195/mo ,.._ c::arpet, gerege W/D EXCl.USM BEACH · drugs. qu6et ., 825 Center St 6'2-1424 1u NFURNISHED2BR 18A, y , 3Br28aupper.. • 425 E.BAY hltup, yerd. CIOM to COWAJNfTY ~&dMrlmm or Pww\.$500/mol
--------encl gar No pets ~blocktoocean TSLMGMT 142·1800 bMCh $1075/mo H• ~ 1BR Apt temele 15251"'°· Linda ,.,,.-..,.....,,,_.,,.---. 1 Bedroom S705 $625/mo 17382 KMlson $1235/mo Newport P•· 4408 RIVER w/BAY VIEW! Lg petlo . 760-8115 CdM. Prof. non·
28drm t'.Ba $815 1 962-4 17• or 848-4700 ciftc R.E. Dive. 645-3683 *-" .... TSL MGMT 142-1800 fTplc, ~r. micro'. IN beeYt lr9 home nr SC 28a. frl*;, pet
151 E 21st St 54S.2408 ,___ Y~RLY OCEAN FRONT 38R 28a. end. ger., wld .... Pvt bdll1350 rno Ptaa. Fem, lhr beth, kltc:Nn & doNt
WestSJde 2BRApt-:-patio. FIND Cute 28r/18a. carport, hootc up, new carpet &•HI,_ ... * ....... ...,.* w /d, pool, Jac11ul. 17Mt24 tndry tac. 2 prkng spaces great -· S 1050/mo. S 1195/mo CLEAN 28R. lg llv rm. SORRY.~ PETS. 1375/mo+dep 551-1737 CLOSE TO BEA
N-paonl. stove & crpt Newport Pacific R.E. 208 Lug<>nte & 2 10 Grant parltjng. utlla Inc&. No llU. .... 11 TEMPORARY f\oofn lof DUPt..£X. Prvt bd
S750tmo 1s 1-8488 through classified Oeve. 645-3683 TSL MGMT 142·1 pets. $1175. 723-1292 rent. p1u1 prtyete beth. ,...,,,_, n-lmk
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Udo tnop$-bMd'I, patlo. CM. Pool. jec, It cocMling C M, mm n-
FI P, btt-lna, cable. $950. and phOne prlv. S300 per druga 11,' alt
Adults. ~ 17S-0097 mo, utll lnel. 111 & dap. gs aooiino
NWPT HOTS 280 1BA Awl! now .• Smoker olc. 'h ~ 145--1371 ~~=: ~ ~ 14~~1;~~ FEMALE to °"· s 1050l'no, 846-3170 •endalewnfnQs comfortabta 2 ...--_.. apt. in Eut
.... llf ~=2~~: "75/mo;ir7
2 BR 18A, I 1500. untutn. lake view, ktchn
142·3850 ear pr1vs, prel older femll9.
STEPS TO BEACH $450/mo. 112-2027
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MIF 2BR. 18A ,_ In ....... 8ctl 380 28A Npt Bet1 Lrg BR & S.th F 17M eqft ' .. °' ~'= CdM n-smkr. no,...," ....._ l'louef, steps to M/F $325/mo+dep John :n.,~oo;'~~e ~ ·~ HB, mile 10 bMc:tl. 25-35 Proteee '-"'-Melling c M. :e& . ~ •RETAIL SPAa::•
room. 11ngl get. l550 + ....._, l500 .,. uttl. c.at or Teri aft• 2·30pm or Newport NOl'll'I w/2 ~ • male prof. to shale 3tw wne to "*-2 M8tr .,.e 141 4831 &40-9092 ~ox 1~ al( ldnt lo-
last ~ dep, e7W121 0.-131-1181 weel!ends, 631-201l old girls $430mo _ ut~ apt $347 mo . ...eec Sutle Homa in CdM. N-• ;:.-.:,.'°"'-:,~City
NB actou IYom beKf\ NEWPOAT SHORES .. __ .... n-smkr avail 12 20 call ..-S lOO dep. Laundry, lmkr,nopMa. 721-9648 • latah 1744 Agt , • _,.,front Baltxi., new • pools. 962-4917 anytime j:ji;j;:pj9..i;.::;~~.i::..j;9;!---;;iiiiii:iiiA'itt,;;8-
2BR gar, w/d, .,.00.•. HOME. for female $400. luxury bldg, "8Jk 10 pier Jenny 497-9000 ·· MATURE fa'1!ale non-WANTED GARAGE OR ITW/L.-J
n-smlcr, fem ptel SSIO AvWI Jan 1. 64S-S80610f '9rty, Fun Zone. P1V1hon --Prol 10 snare 380 2BA smk.r, to lhare twnhOuM STORAGE fQf 14' bOat ' AppfOll '2,000 sit, go 11
Incl ulll 722-7052 _....cell Linda $500/mo wntt, US-0601 HB 3BR 2BA quiet l'lome, CdM h .. /frptc, w/d , 2cat new Souttl CoMt Plaza. mite. 11ems C.M /NB. lree-SQan Many Win•
If you're look for a job Oon'll'lelltalaloliquldlta r smkr okay, must like gar/storage 2 rms avail. $350/mo. ~9001 ., ... 650-5042 dowl, AC, r•trrn .-npla I . , .. _ ..... _ ..__ , Sell11\0een.wr-uMdllem1 pets, 40 .' ''ts $400 ... now. SSOOmo + 13 ulil. TEMPOAAAY Room tor c..-N1 par1ung Agt 145-6266
C itll .---._news_. you. wlthenadllldUllli.d dep Avail now 968·1~11 760-6566 rent.~ privet• bath •n. • . ~~~piijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-..;..iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~----iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 28A. 2 8A aAt near U. lalt ~t Wutrial 1711 ~ Newp &Nd and W 'e.y St .dMMfilili &i indu1trial bid~. cJl . ·ouR r.aM·ous ~=i..J:czjp,.: DH ~=1~·.C:1:r! m: I" l300 per mo, !Ail Incl. 11t 1000 sq. it. BMC: or C: 850-4424. S4S-3575
,.. & dep. Av .. now. Smok• tall. Move In now, S5 I p oec. c.I Judy 142-4321. cantaper1q.tt.eon-of auat "'"''
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QUIET NON-SMOKEA 11-17-WiirtuFF ~ 12.125,000 .
.... 38A. 2'MIA. condo Nwpt Bch. Agt 541-5032
In CM. o.r.oe. Pool, -~-Jec:ual. IMO utl/inct. ~• 131-2028 31175.98. MSG/mo.
AUl'ONll8l.£ Fem.... Nwpt Bctl. ,.. S41·5032
.. 311r/29e 1 hol.a to _,,111..Uml ...... l1IOIJaO. ..._ oac-..a.Jrom S\70 ...
1/ 1111 Dmble 175-3086 Good location .. olf .....
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VAIL COLORADO
Penthouse level. heart of Vall Vlll.ge, ate.,. to
Vista Bahn Ult. Trade this ''prut19loua" VaU
condo for your "prestigious" Newport condo.
Fully decorator perfect. all you'll need Is your
best novel and s kis!!
Call 673-7300
CHARMING LIDO ISLE HOME
Lovely second story master suite with tar ..
sundcck. Beam ceilings, tile floon, plantatloe
shuttert1 2 flreplaces. AJao for lcaM.
Call 673-7300 $595,000
NEWPORT CREST TOWNHOME
Two BR plus den, 2~ BA, quiet nd on Ka...UJ
Co.rt. C.ra•k tlle I• Htry aad kltchea.
FtnplKe la llvlne room. OM of the bat
locadoM la th• cr .. t. Comm pool/tenala.
Call 673-7300 1265.000
VIEW OF BAY & OCEA~
Enjoy suntets and ocean breezes from
this Newport ~ach 4th floor hlghrlte.
Maintenance free Jiving. security build-
ing and sub parklDJI· Spacious com-
munity patio & poof. Slip available.
Call 673-7300 _$285.000
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NEWffOR;T CREST TOWNHOME
Two ~. ~\&-BA. formal dtaln1 room." 2 decks.
ocun view ~m"ldtchen a muter suite, ta,..
~·~ .. rOOllt. So•••!llty pool and spa. cau 673-7300 ... ... 12.0.000
NORTH STAR LANE
Beautiful pr"tJ9e area plua epaclw ...,..._.
home with dock for ...... yacht. 5 BR. S~ BA.
family room. dea ud .... room. Approa.
U2• tq.ft. Faatutk for eaten.ta ... A,_.,
ltvt ...
Call 673-7300 11.200.000
OPEN SATURDAY l·t
305 NORTH ST ~R LANE, N.B.
UDO ISLE BAVFRONT
Sucly Beach aad Bay acttvttta lact.de4 wtdi
thta 3 BR. ·~ BA home. Slttt-e.roo. coDI tth BR. Cozy fireplace In mastn suite.
Call 673-7300 Sl.195.00I