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SATU RDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1988 25 CENTS
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LQve . centerpiece Of victim~ s rite
Mourners lament loss of CM woman at
crowded memorial service, reception
lives of everyone she met. And that
wasapparent in the number of people
who came 10 bid her farewell at a
memorial service Friday.
Hammond's friends ~ includina
the once-in-awhile patrons of Silky
Sullivan's . Irish pub where w
wortctd and the high school friends
who kept in touch with her "ofT and
on" si nce graduation -filled the
pews and lined the walls of the
Westminster church. decorated with
pink and white floral arrangements ..
Hammond and fnend Jes.sica War-
ren. 19. of Stanton, were killed
Christmas momina when a West·
minster Police car respondina 10 an
emergency call crashed into Warren's
Honda Accord at the intersection of
Westminster Boulevard and Nev..
land Street. By IRIS YOKOI
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A h~rt-shaped. silver balloon with
the words .. We love you" crow~d a
bouquet of tiny pink balloons that
floated in the center of the aha at
Nation
A federal judge has
barred random drug tes-
ting of Interstate truckers
and bus delvers./ M -· -
World
A historic trade agree-
ment with the United
States has been ap-
proved by Canada's Sen-
ate./ A4
Religion
Jimmy Swaggart' s fall
from grace and the Sov-
iets' openness top 1988
religion stories./ AS
Sports
Newport Harbor, New-
port Christian capture
boys basketball
tournarnents./81
Ocea11 View girls top
Fountain Valley for
Marina-Edison Tour-
nament tltle./81
Entertainm1 nt
Art Zone of the Contem-
porary comes to Newport
Beach./ Al
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The Daily Pilot 1s making SC\cral
changes in its operations for the New
Year holida)s.
Sunday's edition will be dcli,ercd
on the normal morning schedule. but
the Customer Service Department
will close early. at 9 a.m .. so our
employees can spcod the hol ida) with
their families.
On Monday. the Daily Pilol will be
printed in the earl) morning and
delivered by 7 a.m. If you ha ve a
delivery problem. )OU can call the
Customer Service Department at
642-4333 for a replacement paper
until 10 a.m.
The business office will be closed
on Monday. but will reopen for
normal business hours Tuesday.
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Trinity Baptist Church -an under-
stated symbol of how people felt
about Dawn Hammond.
The 20-year-old Costa Mesa
woman -.affectionately known as
.. Dawn of the Dog" -touched the
CM police
urge return
of tainted
~1naterlals
By LANCE IGNON
Of .. o.tr "91 .....
A Costa Mesa Police investigator
urged the person who stoic a van
carrying AIDS-tainted hypodermic
needles 10 contact au1hori11es and tell
them where to pick up the con-
taminated material.
"I don·1 care if he tells us
anonymously. as long as we can JCI
someone to (the needles)." Dctectave
Russell Rose said.
The wlllte 1987 Dodat Ram van.
which was unmarked for security
reasons, was discovered stolen Friday
morning from behind an apartment
complex in Costa Mesa. The vehicle
contained eight containers holding
needles that were used 10 treat AIDS
patients. said Jody Chambers. area
general manager for Healthdyne
Home Infusion Therapy Inc .. a New
Jersey-based firm which owned the
van.
Rose said investigators turned up
no leads Friday and that the in-
vestigation would resume Tuesday.
(Pleue eee T.Al1fTED/ A2)
The squad car. with siren and lights
on. was following another patrol car.
Both units were reportedly rushina to
assist two other officers struggling
with a young man at a domestic
lln. Jerry Amtt. whlcnrof Paa Am f1181at ~tneer wMctled
in tbe aploelon of fUCllt 103 Oftl' Lockerble. Scotland. la
baaed by a friend at memorial .er dee.
Hero's attempt to stop truck
driver ends in wild ride, arrest
By LANCE IGNON
OflMo.IJNMIWf
Michael W. Baldridge was never
one 10 go looking for trouble. Ne"er-
theless. when it came looking for him.
he was ready.
In an effort to apprehend a
suspectoo hit and run driver recently.
Baldridge vaulted into the back oft he
suspect's pickup truck. punched his
hand through the rear window and
tned to force the<tnver to pull over.
For several harrowing minutes. the
1987 Nissan pickup careened through
Irvine streets with Baldridge grappl-
in_s with the driver through the
window at one moment and being
tossed around the rear of the truck at
another.
"He kept sayi ng he was going to kill
By GREG KLERKX
Of IN Oe11J Not ltefl
While 01 hcr school districts close
schools in a rush to grapple with
shnnking enrollmcnt. Irvine is on the
brink of selecting a s1 tc for a new h 1gh
school -the cit} 's fo urth.
The In me n1fied school board
will discuss three possible sites for a
new high school at its meeting
Tuesda) night.
District oflicials predict that in-
creasing enrollment will force con-
Struction ofa new high school w11h1n
the next few ~car .
The district currently has three
high schools and one ront1nuat1on
me:· Baldridge said. ··1 tried c'ery-
thing to stop this guy. I had him half
way out of the truck.··
But the driver. a 17-)ear-old boy
from Irvine. proved as tenacious as
Baldridge and refused to gi ve up.
Eventually Baldridge agreed to break
off his efTon in exchange for being le1
out of the truck.
Baldridge raced 10 a telephone and
relayed the suspect's license number
10 Irvine Police. who arrested the teen
a short while later near his parent's
home.
The suspect. who as now 18 but
whose name was not released bccau~
he was a juvenile when the incident
occurred. was later charged with
felony hit and run driving. batter).
defraudiung an innkeeper. assault
high school" 11hin 11 boundane . ,, ..
In October. the tatc .\lloc:111on
Board approved the lirst phase of the
district's appltca11on for funds to
construct the new school. Ho"e'er.
state funding for new school cons1ruc-
11on 1sexix~1cd to begone b~ Jul~ and
the d1stnct 1s attempting to .. fo t
track·· preparauon. ubmtttal and
appro' al of the sue.
Thl'l'c s1tesarc bcing cons1d cn'd tor
the school. which would cncompas
bct\\ccn 60.000 and 70.000 square
t'Cr.1. The potenttal locations arc at the
corner of Irvine Boulc,ard and
Cuh·cr Ori\ c: an area north of
Northwood on count} propcn~: and
with a deadly weapon and false
imprisonment.
The ordeal, which left Baldri.
covered with bruises and a cut eyehd
and arm. began shortl} after S p.m. on
Nov. 13. Baldridge had j ust finishtd
some grocer)' shoi>pmg at an Alber-
tson's supermarket on Campus Drive
when has girlfnend noticed two
employees from a ~earb~ Bob's Bag
Boy Restaurant chasing two suspects
through the parking loL The )Ouths.
one of whom was apprehended b) the
restauranfs manager. had allegtdly
tried 10 run off without paying an S 11
bill.
The girlfriend suggestC'd Baldndge
write down one of the suspe<"t's
licen~ number. As Baldridge stood
(Pleue eee bRO/ A2)
an area nonh ol Jctrrc~ Road on an
agncultural pn.'Seneo\\ncd b) Hml'
Nurscn. .\II three ttcs encompa1;'i
appro>.imatcb .io acres.
The In inc Boulevard site 5(..-cm to
be the most la' orablc. "1th util1t) and
"atcr s..•n ice~ a' a1labk that the other
site lack. Ho"c' er. d1s1nct oflic1al sa' the\ "111 rt:' 1c:" all three 1tl'S
be.fore malt.mg a dee1s1on.
The purchase ol an) of the three
ates is C\pccted to coM appro.\1matl'-
I S~8 m1ll1on. .
The school board meeting "Ill
bclin at 7:30 p.m. at the Distn t
.\dm101strat1on Center. 5050 Bamn-
ca Park\\a). Ir' inc.
dispute call. .
Witnesses reported the second
squad car was traveling at about 70
mph and ran a red light. The officer
dnving the car. whose name h"s not
been released. suffered minor inJuries
and is currently off duty as he
recuperates. according to West-
minster officials.
Neither Westminster police nor the
California Hilhway Patrol, which 1s
investigating the incident, are provid·
ing any information during the probe.
which could last two monlhL
The two youns women. 1917
graduates of La Quinta Hiah School.
were described by family and frienda
as popular and upbeat individu.ts
w11h a strong love for life. Al
Hammond's memorial service. the
shock over the lively young woman's
death was evident.
.. Dawn made friends every where
she went.'' said Christy Wilson.
Hammond's close friend since the
(Pleue eee llltlloaJAL/ dt
Family, friends
~~~yf~J:~~ell to
jet crash vietim
From staff ud wtre reports
Family and fnends of Pin .\m I 03
crash v1ct1m JelT) ~vritt gathered
Friday an Westminster. eulogized the
nigh t engineer as a devoted famtl)
man and calltd for an end to thoughts
of tt\·en~ against terrorists.
Avriu s Qrother-in-law Jerry Nibler
said people should dismiss any "eye-
for-an-cye and a tooth-for-a-tooth"
sentiments. at Avritfs funeral Mass
at Blessed Sacrament Church.
Avriu. 46. was one of 259 passen-
gers and crew members who died an
the Dec. 21 crash over Lockerb1e.
Scotland. that also killed I I more
people on the ground.
British investigators bclie'e that a
powerful l)tastic explosive was re-SOOMible ~the explosion at 31 .000
fCct that scattered wrttkage for up to
80 males. Ja...Ail -.ii)' at the funeral. the
RN.Wilt Vohing callfd forpcatt and
said that people should remember
that their natural inclination is to be
lovmg.
··ifs easy LO Jo,e your family but
ha_rd to love your enemy," Vohsing
said.
A vritfs friend. Mario Uribe. said
"there were so many wordStllat could
descnbe Jerry. but one of the thinp
that stood out in my mind was that
~crry was a family man."
Uribe. an investigator with the Los
.\ngelcs County District Attorney's
Office. said "everything he did was
for has family. Whether he was an
M1am1. whether he was in New York.
tt was always. ·Hey, my family comes
firs1:·
.:\mong the approximately 300
people auendan& the Mass. were 10me
co-v.orkers from Pan Am.
te\e Mills of the F11gh1 Enganttrs
I ntemattonal ..\ssoc1a1ion. said Avrin
(Pleue mee S&JlVICS/A2)
Fire hazard ,
AC-ta 11 .. ~ter watelaee a CllrlMmM tree ......
a Roman caadle Ill a .. •••ltradoa -Paider •• .. 11 Wutnte tlae c1aacer of ll1 ,,, .. a dry tree.
Holiday revelers warned of celebration hazard~
If crossing border.
American s asked to
These da,..m can ranee from acnm1arrn~ in a f~ip country to
1C1t1n1 injured by a pan shot in the air
as a noisemaker.
This weekend traditionally draws
la\",e num~ of American teen· aacn across the border to pany 1n
MHico. where alcohol ia eay to
obtain and ftiltltcl• .,. ... to
minors; net ttiew .._ ol ~tlrrs
mean ~ few ollcilll M the
U.S. c--.1r 6n T--.
"Wr lft a Maniber fl 0... C"oun,1 you\hs doWll ._ dt..._
vomi11~ oa lM ..,.... IDd .....-.
lnftlCCl •id Howmd letii. vki t'OMUI. cluttn lft'Vica. •'hell
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;\bout a third of those anntcd arc
Oranec County restdmts... Kc:ordina
to Brus.
••They JUSl don't haVC' the skallt to
hlndlr the alrohol ... Bens 11id o( the
ltttlS. I• lldditaon to be•na lf'l'ak'd _,,
bfi"I *-* and dapderfy, AIMri-
MEMORIAL BELi) FOR YODG ME8AN •••
From Al
founh ara<te. "h was like she made it a
I to touch as many li ves as she
Id whi~ she was with us. ..
Hammond WU called "Dawn O( Dot" 11 Silky Sullivan's. where
was 1 popular waitress, blcaute~
lltVed hot dop to football fans on
y nit}lts at the Founl8in
alley pub. said Wilson.
"Dawn was the hot-dog queeft of
onday Night Football," she said.
Wilson srrved as spokC$woman for
the two Jirls' tight circle of friends..
which included Liz Bowmao. Linda
Skinner. Stace Nakasone and Shaina
• "Scott. and shared each member's
special memory of Hammond.
Bowman remembers "doina
donuts" in a car in a arocery store
parking lot with Hammond and
Warren after a party. Wilson said.
on's favority memory was how
ammond wore two left shoes
throughout Scott's wedding because
4f a shoe dyer's mistake.
• Wilson's ow n cherished memory Dawn Hammond
was spending three weeks in England
four years ago with Hammond.
•isiting Hammond's relatives. Ham-
~ond kept in touch by visiting her L overseas relatives every other year.
1 .-ccording lO Wilson. Jeff Brown, a close fami ly friend.
~escribed Hammond as a "beautiful. _)lositive. loving person." and .. one
who thought she could get everyone
to see her way ...
Brown recalled the youngster -;:~-::~·who was always in the pool." with
her blonde.hair tinted green from the
'\•~hlorine -had grown into "a self-
-lhassured young woman." .
s'.! "School was never easy for Dawn.
but her goal was a career in law
enforcement. and nothing was going
1' to stop her." Brown said. Hammond
., .. was a sophomore at Golden West
.College studyinJ criminal justice in
hopes of becoming an FBI agent.
_ Brown said Hammond's "smile
and sparkling eyes brightened every-
body's day," especially her family -
father Kenneth of Huntington Beach.
older brothers David and Steve and
her mother Janet. with whom she
laved and who was "the biggest force
in Dawn's life."
The multitude of Hammond's
friends poured into Silky Sullivan's
for a reception following the services.
A photograph of Hammond's smiling
fa ce greeted those walking into the
pub. and a photo album of Hammond
was placed nearby.
The crowd hushed when a slide
show. produced by Hammond's cir-
cle of female friends. was shown.
··we'd just like to dedicate this to the
families of Dawn and 'Jessica."
Nakasone said.
Soft giggles occasionally rose from
the crowd as all eyes gazed at
photographs of Hammond and War-
ren hugging or linking arms with
groups of friends. at high school
formal dances, with party hats on.
Every photo was marked by their
bright smiles.
Je-tcawarren
As applause rippled across the
room at the end of the presentation,
young men brushed aside tears and
young women sobbed on each other's
shoulders as they realized their two
friends really were gone.
"She was just so cute." said Mark
Evans of Hammond. "When she
smiled. she would just brighten your
whole dJty."
Evans. a Fountain Valley resident.
got to know Hammond through
regular visits to Silky Sullivan's.
Dean Carlson. Glenn Hough and
Pete Appel. however, could laugh-
ingly remember Hammond as a
yo ungster. running around while they
tried to play soccer.
The three men. friends of Ham-
mond's brother Steve. grew sc,mber
when asked about their thoughts on
Hammond.
"She made everyone happy." said
Carlson."lt'.s been hard on every-
body. No one knows whauo_say.''
REVELERS WARNED OF HAZARDS •••
From Al
phones are hard to find here:· said
Betts. "People will be late in calling
home."
However. af a serious problem is
suspected. there is an emergency
number concerned Americans can
rtall to get information about relatives ~n Mexico: ( 619) 585-2000. Betts
stressed this number is for "absolute.
· seri ous emergencies" only and should
··be utilized like the 9 11 number in the
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,~,,.SERVICE ...
!' •. Jl'romAl
1 was a dcd1carcd worker but al"a)S
.fTl,M'aS anu.•nt on returning home to has
"!" .famal).
.\vntt's"' 1fc. Jud\, ~•d earlier that
• her husband. who J01ntd Pan .\men-
can World .\1rwa~ s an 1968 as a JCt
,· mechanic. was "omcd about fl~ ang
.. -dunng the hohda}S because he be·
lleved terrorist~ would strikc at
•v vacationing Americans.
''" Vohsing said that a graveside ; service would be held when Avritt's
~. body as returned to the famil y.
'·
states.
U.S. officials do not have the
personnel to actively search for
people. but they routinely check
hospitals and jails. Betts said.
Betts funher advised all Am ericans
10 purchase Mexican insurance
before crossing the border. However,
he warned that such insurance is
invalid for incidents in which alcohol
is in volved.
The best bet is to leave cars parked
in the specially designated lots on the
United States side and walk across the
border. Betts said. "It lessens the
chances of an accident or drunken
driving," he said.
He added. "Just don't do in Mexico
what you'd be embarrassed to do in
the United States."
Conversely. natives of Mexico who
wish to celebrate an the United States
as the\ did in their home land -by
shooting guns into the air -have
created problems for several police
departments.
With the obvious dange rs of this
type of revelry. urgency legi slation
was passed to make dischargins of a
weapon "in a grossly negllgient
manner. which could result in injury
or death." a violation of the state
penal code.
The Santa Ana Police Depanment
last year began a notification program
aimed to prevent such shooJing.
According to Officer Cliff Seward.
five holidays "where we have people
indiscriminately shooting" have been
identified: May 5 (Cinco de-Mayo).
July 4, SCpt. 16 (Me1tico's Indepen-
dence Day). Christmas Eve and New
Year's Eve.
Christmas Eve is traditionally the
most popular night for such shoot-
ings, Seward said. followed by New
Year's Eve and then Founh of July.
The department distributes fliers
and posters written in both English
and Spanish that explain about the
allegallty of the shootings. Many of
the fliers are distributed at grocery
stores and sporting goods stores that
sell ammunition. Seward said.
The public information etTon has
been "cutting way back" the number
of celebratory shooting incidents.
Seward said. ''This year we were
lucky -we had no injuries and no
fatalities:· he said.
Cold front expected to bring rain
A cold ltOttt lrom the Pacific Northweat wUI brtng doudy
lklM and 1 chanc. of r.in tod-v to Southern C8lltoml•. but recent ~ temperatur. lhcMald rile lllgh~. the
National w..... 8ef'lloe ... todar. A tow II uPeoted to torm olf .. coeat toniattt Md bring
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Monday. hoaai:•, 1f. ~deer•• tor tMc dey'a
AON PetMe and Aoee 8Dlil .....
Gusty--to aouttMiell wlrtdl up IO 30 mph .. expected
to deYelOp over the mounteina and deMr1a today and continue
through Sunday,
The snow litvel In the rnountllna wt• range from 4,000 '-'
CNer the ncwtt.n rengee to 1,000 fMI over the southern ranges.
Coastll ., .. hiQha wUI be In the 50a tocs-v. with lowt In the
uppet' 30s to mld -40s.
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lllcbael Balclrl.S,e recel"9 Villa lfOft'• Oat8taadlq
Cltben Award from ratauant owner Charlotte Dale.
HERO'S WILD RIDE •••
P'romAl
behind the truck scribbling the driver put it back in gear and
number on a scrap of paper. the coniinued the wild ride. At another.
vehicle lurched forward and ran over Baldridge covered the driver's eyes
a motorcycle ridden by Jeri Brock, an with his hands, but the driver kept his
assistant manager at Bob's. foot crushed to the accelerator.
According to a police repon. Brock "This guy just would not stop."
had blocked the truck"s exit with her Finally. Baldridge realized that his
cycle and told the driver: "Stop ri&ht injury was in the offing if he stayed
there. You're done." seconds befOrc wnh the truck.
the vehicle accelerated. Brock was "I said, 'You slow down and I'll get
knocked to the ground and was later out of the truck.' .. he recalled.
treated for minor injuries, police said. The teen agreed and Baldridge got
But before the truck drove ofT it out at University Drive and Gold-
backed up and ran over the motor-en&low Street.
cycle again. It was then that Baldridge Police were waitina at the boy's
made his move and Jumped into the house in the College Park area when
bed of the silver-blue vehicle. he drove by at 5:45 p.m. He was
"I didn't do it to become a hero. I arrested and sent to Orange County
just saw something (wrong) and I Juvenile Hall.
tried to r~ght it." he said. "I thought he Looking back on that afternoon,
wa.s going to ~lOJ?: but he just kept on Baldndgc, a sales research analyst
going and going. with Allergan Pharmaceuticals. said:
Baldridge said he was thrown ''I just know I'm not so sure I'd do this
around the bed of the truck as the again.''
driver kept swerving at high speed. For his etTon&, Baldridge was
apparently in an attempt to throw awarded the Outstanding Citizen
htm from the truck. Award from the Villa Nova Res-
Soon after the nde began. Baldridge taurant in Newpon Beach. The award
smashed the rear sliding wi ndow of included a 21.i que and free dinner at the truck and "tried to pull him otTthe the restauralll. steering wheel, but he was seatbclted in.'' The restaurant works with local
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TAINTED •••
Prom Al He said there is no evidence to suaest
that the van was stolen because of its
contents.
"At this point it appears to be a
coincidence."
Like many stolen vehicles, the van
may well tum up abandoned during
the weekend. he said.
Anyone who has ~be_ van,
liceoie number 3P57415. or who
finds any of the red one-and-a-half
and thrce-quan containers, which are
marked with warnings that they
contain bio-hazardous material, is
asked to call the Costa Mesa Police
Dcpanment at 754-5205.
Chambers noted that the needles
were clipped from their syringes and
properly sealed in the containers,
thereby reducina the chance of
spreading the disease. .
Orange County Epidemiologist Dr.
Thomas Prenderpst said the needles
pose a remote chance of infection.
Someone would run the risk of
contracting acquirtd immune defi-
ciency syndrome if he used the
needles without sterilizi ng them.
"It isn't a great threat ... but it's a
concern.'' he said.
Moderate quake
1hakes Bay Area
SAN JOSE (AP)-A moder-
ate eanhquake shook San Jose
and the South Bay Friday after-
noon. and the temblor was
widely felt in several outlying
communities.
The earthquake struck at 3:54
p.m. about I 5 miles east of San
Jose and measured 4.3 on the
Richter scale, said Pat Jor-
genson. of the U.S. Geological
Survey in Menlo Park.
The quake occurred on the
Calaveras fault and was felt as
far nonh as Palo Alto. which is
some I 5 miles nonh of San Jose
and 45 miles south of San
Francisco, said Joraenson.
She saad the temblor was
es~ially strong in the Morpn
Hall area. about 20 miles south
ofSanJosc. .,
Whale of a kiss
At one point Baldridge managed to police depanments to recoanize
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whale. who 8tar with three Callfornla eea
Hou ln dally performance. at tlae !few
YorkAquarlam,&lTeeachotheralfewTear
km. The cold-weather-lo'Yin& whale. per-
form at the Coney &land faclUty ~h
May, when tlaey are replacecl for tie
•am.mer by trained dolpblu.
1Fight vowed over Presidio closure
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SAN FRA NCISCO (AP) -Two
congresswomen and Mayor An
Agnos vowed to fight a plan that
would turn the Arm y's sprawlina
Presidio into a public park, saying it
would simply pick one government
pocket and put the money in another.
Agnos met for almost two houn
Friday with Rep. Nancy Pelosi. a
Democrat whose district is next to the
1.490-acre base. and Rep. Barbara
Boxer, also a Democrat. The three say
the proposal is unfair to San Fran-
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casco and didn't make economic were "virtually untouched." she said.
sense.
"There's no need to panic." the
mayor told a news conference follow-
ing the closed-door meeting.
Pelosi said an "undue burden" was
being placed on San Francisco. con-
tending the city was being asked to
bear one eighth of the burden under a
recommendation by the President's
Commission on Base Realianment
and Closu~ to close 86 mili~
bases. Areas south of San Francitco
In add1t1on. the Presidio serves
125.000 retirtd military personnel
li ving in the Bay area with medical
and other facilities. she added.
Boxer termed "ridiculous" conten-
tions that closing the base would save
money. Making the base pan of the
recreation area would simply move it
"from one pocket of the federal
government to another ... she told the
news conference.
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ployet>s and the Thousand of Cus-
tomers Who Support Us With
Loya ll~ and Confidence Through·
out the Y e-ar.
PleaSt' llave A Healthy. Happy and
Prosperous Year .
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Conservation of
a rt examined at
museum breakfast
Isamu Noguchi dies of heart f
Methods and techniques of con1ttVin1 pain1-
inp will be the topic of a "Good Momina Laauna"
lriakfast lecture on Jan. 12 11 the Laauna Art
Museum.
Bet1y Court, chief conltt'Vator of paintinp 11
the BllbOa Art Conservation Center in San Dicao.
will addreu the audience u1in1 works in the
museum '1 permanent collection 11 examples. This is
one of a series of monthly lectures that focus on
topica rtlatina to both the hi1torical and contem-
porary Southern California an world.
Continental breakfast will be served at 9 a.m.
followed by the lecture. Admission is $3.SO for
members. students and senion and $4.SO for all
others.
The,museum is at 307 Cliff Drive and funhcr
infonnat1on may be obtained by callina 494-6S3 I .
Marathon to aid homeJea
A 13.1-mile half-marathon run and SK walk
followed by a brunch for participants and a heallh
and fitness fair to benefit homeless families in
Oranae County will held at Lion Country Safari in
Irvine on Wednesday. .
The aoat is to raise $30,000 for Christian
Temporary Housina Facilities. the non-profit or-
pniution sponsorina the event. The group Oc>trates
two shelters in Orange County which provide
counseling and job opportunity assistance in
addition to shelter.
Donations of cash.prizes and services are being
sou&ht for lhis event. Further information may be
obtained by calling 556-0636. ..,--......:-;;
Economics enmlned
I
Problems of economic security and peace
convenion will be discussed a1 a meeting of 1hc
Citizens' Commission for Economic Security on
Jan. 9 at UCI. Sponsored by the Alliance for Survival. 1his
meetina is free and intended for anyone interested in
endi'!I the arms race.
The meeting will be held at 7 p.m. al the Verano
Commons, room 6529 .. near parkanglot 31 at Adobe
Circle and Califomia-Stttet. -
Breakfast for Optimists
"Bringinft the Dream Back to American
Business" wi be the topic of the Optimist Club"s
breakfast meeting on Jan. I 0 at Hors Hut in Irvine.
John App of the Michael Thomas Corp. will be
the featured s~aker ai the 7 a.m. pthcrinJ al I 88SO
Douglas St. V1si1orsarc welcome and admission will
be the price of breakfast
Fun her information may be obtained by calling
830-5639 or 675-1779.
Merchants plan promotlons
All Laauna Beach merchants arc invited 10 the
upcoming meeting of the Laguna Beach Chamber of
Commerce's merchants commiltec on Jan. 11 at
Great American First Savings Bank in Laguna
Beach. The agenda will include such topics as merchant
discounts for employees. "late mghl'' hours for
shopowners and the upcoming "Shop Laguna ..
promotion.
Membership in the chamber isn't nccessaf) to
attend the 8: IS a.m. mec1in1 at 260 Ocean A venue.
More information may be obtained by calling
499-4716.
Balsa Chica friends meet
The public is invited to a potluck dinner for 1hc
Amigos de Bolsa Chica on Jan. 11 at Huntington
Beach City Hall. •
After dinner. the outgoing president will review
the past year's ac1ivi1ies and events. and Esther
Burkell of the depanmcnl of fish and game· will
report on the biological activities at Bolsa Chica over
the same period. . Dinner will be at 6:30 p.m. and the program at
7: I 5 p.m. in room 8-8. Participants should bring a
dish oftheirchoicc. and fUrther informa1iom may be
obtained by calling 897-7003.
Free divorce seminar
The problems and procedures of di vorce will be.
the topic of a free seminar at UCI on Jan. I 2. Attome~ Pat Herzog will present "legal Aspects of
Divorce · an the Women's Opportunities Center
confercnet room from I 10 3 p.m. Funher
information may be obtained by calling 856-7128.
Monday, Jan. 2
No meetings scheduled
Prem 1taff _.wire ttfWU • NEW YORK -lumu Noaucha. the
reno*ntd Amencan sculptor whose bu alt a
prden of carved "one in the midst of
Costa Mcu's Town Center. died Friday
after a brief illness. He was 84.
Noauc:h1's work araces museums. pr-
dens and parks around the world.
He was hired by C J. Sqerstrom & Sons·
in 1980 lo create a sculpture garden near
South Coast Plaza. The best known of the
pieces an 1he prdcn is a collection of huge
rocks called The Spirit of the Lima Bean.
which honored the Scaerstrom family's
roots in the aaric:ulture 6us1ness.
Noauchi 1s best known for his monu-
mental public works. including a 28-foot
red cube that stands on ils corner an front
of a lower Manhattan bank and the Sunken
Garden at ('hasc Manhattan Plaza in New ;v ork C11y.
At <he time of his death. he had just
returned from Italy and was working on
several large marbk sculptures. He also
had a number of projects under way.
includinJ lhe Bayfront Pa.rk .an Miami. and
he had JUSt been commissioned to do a m1,Jor park for the city of Sapporo. Japan.
Allen Wardwell. d1rec1or of the lsamu
Noguchi Garden Muse um in Long Island
City. said Noguchi died at the New York
Universi ty Medical Center at 2 a.m. of
heart failure aner a very short illness.
Noguchi is represented in the per-
manent collections of many of the world's
major museums. including the Metro-
politan. Whitney and Modern in New
York. the Art Institute of Chicago. the
Detroit Art lns1itu1e. Sca11le Art Museum
and Walker Ans Center in Minneapolis.
Noguchi was a New Yorker bul spent a
good deal of his ume in Japan. including
his early years. He employed numerous
art1uns at his la,.r worbhop in 1hc to~ n
of Takamaliu on IM Japan~ island of
Shikoku.
He was born in Loi Anaeles on Nov I 7.
1904. bua 1wo )'Carl laatt. his parents took
ham 10 Tokyo. Ht returned alont to 1hc
United S1a1es 1n 1911 and went to school
an Indiana.
Noauch1 enaercd Columbia Un1vcrs1t)
as a pre-med student 1n 1922. bu1 dropc>td
out an favor of sculpture studies at the
The~toftbe Llma .... latM
focaa Of a Kllpf.!:" ~ aear Soatla Cout I
Leonardo DaV1nc1 Art School. now ._ lunc1.
He mo' cd 10 Pans 1n 1928 and became a
studio us1stan1 for Constan11n Brancuu
for s1" months. Dunna 1ba1 umc. hat
ca rhcs1 v.orlcs were made. Nopdti se-
iurned to New York an 1929 and had hll
lirst one-man show at the Euatnt Scbori
C1allen.
He sun I\ cd on a few small saln and on
a numbet-of grants. 1ncludin1 a Gue-
genhc1 m lcllowsh1p 1n 1927 which enabled
ham lo travel to 1hc Far East.
During his lonJ and prolif.c carttr.
oguch1 "orked 1n many materials in-
cluding "ood. bronze and &al' anazcd steel.
but has maJOr sculptures arc made of saoot;
basalt. granne and marble.
Has "orks arc found outside the United
States at Tok}o·s Museum of Modern Art.
the Art Galler.· ofOntano 1n Toronto. the
R1Jil.smuseum· Kroller-Muller 1n Otterlo.
the Netherlands. the Ulster Museum 1n
Belfast and the Ba)enschc Vcreansbank in
Munich. Wes rGerman,.and. of course, in
Costa Mesa. ·
·· .\merara has lost 11s greatest hv1na
sculptor:· Ward~ell said. ··or course he
~a) much more than a sculptor-he was a
designer of spacC'S. stage se1s. prdcns.
fountains and the decorative arts. He was a
gn~at thinker and \IS1onar) :·
.. An 1.1.as 11. He "'role a 101. but It was
about an:· Ward .... ell said.
Noguch1 had a' cl') active social hfc. but
II\ cd modestl) in a small apartment on
East 61J1h Street in Manhauan. Most of his e,,~nscs .an"olved tra,el and sh1ppin1 his
sculptures around the world, Wardwell
c;a1d.
Nog0c·h1 was married very briefly at the
b<.•g1nn1ng o(WQrl9 War II but It ended in
d1' om.~. He had no children. He is
survl\ ed b} a sister. Ailes Spandcn ofSanta
fc.N.M.
Santa riding a flaming rocket
wins boat parade grand prize
By GREG KLERltX
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Ridint atop a Ramc-spcwina rocket, a
aiaantic liahted Santa Claus helped Bobby
Cornelius win the pnd prize in the
Newport Harbor Christmu Boat Parade
of Liahts for the ninth time.
. Cornelius, a Newport Beach resident,
won the Sweepstakes Award for his
elaborate and imqinative decoration of
the 6S-foot sportfisher Merry Maker. The
boat btatout more than 200othcrboats for
the prize.
All winners in this year's parade will be
honored at a special black tic dinner on
Jan. 20. The event wasalsoa fund raiser for
next year's parade and will include a live
and silent auctfon.
FoUowina is a list of winners in the 80th
annual Newport Harbor Christmas Boal
Parade ofLiahts:
Sweepstakes -Merry Maker. 65-foot
sportfishtr, owned by Bobby Cornelius,
Newport Beach.
Chairman's -Unpretentious I. 35-foot
formula, Geoff Landon, Balboa.
Commodores -Fintastic, 50-foot
spontishcr, Robin Clark, Vernon.
Judges Special -Ms. June. 44-foot
Pacifica, June Myers, Newport Beach.
Animation cateaory
First -Magnum Force, 86-foot motor
yacht. Bertram McCann. Manna del Rey.
Second -Scarock, 41-/oot sponfishcr.
Fred Sherman, Newpon Beach.
Third -Fantast, 38-foot Enc on sail-
boat. Corona del Mar.
Founh -Top Hau. 65-foot Hatteras
spontisher. Glenn Rodano. Newpon
Beach.
Cread.e theme
F1rsl -Prosc>trit). ·42.foot Unifl1te.
Larry and Mary Thompson, San Juan
Capistrano. Second -C'cst Moi. 54-foot offshore
cnuscr. Larry O'Rourke. Newport Beach.
Third -Bancnder. 26-foot wooden
powerboat. John Waters. Costa Mesa.
Fourth -Misguided Missile . .21-foot
Kong and Halvorson. Michael Varayai.
Seal Beach.
U.eofU,bta
First -Serenity. 27-foot Catalina,
Charlene Dryer. Newport Beach.
Second -Argus. 92-fooi topsail ketch,
Boy Scouts of Amcnca. Micke) Huntcr,
!':ewpon Beach.
Third -Seacret Ser\ ice. 19-fooi
Bavhner Bowrider .. Ste"e Pauerson and
Ken Yonkers. Xewpon Beach.
Fourth -Baroness. 49-foot trawler.
Rud~ and uz~ Baron. Balboa Island.
Sound ..
Firs\ -Chnsscr. 37-foot po~crboat.
John Ryan. Las Vegas, ev.
Second -Mojo. 85-foot motor )acht.
Norm Callon. Seal Beach.
Third -Resoluuon. 92-foot masted
schooner. Tamara and Barry p1eler.
Xewpon Beach
Specia l awarda
Commun!\~ Spint -tamc>tde. 74-foot
}aChL Franl Mcmcr. Costa Mesa.
Cc-ntennial .\"ard -C cst La Vic. Bill
Lus k. :-.:e" pon Beach.
.... i IN ma Nopch! (~eft) witla lle9IY
Seaentrom daitnl tbe .... ca6on of Ills ecqlpbare ID C 1111
lleuln 1981. •
There "111 be a memorial service 11 the
museum Feb. 7. but the funeral and burial
stn ices ~111 be private. Wardwell said'.
Judge -:
upholds
Prop. 73 .
revisions _ ~-
LOS .\NG ELES (A P) - A state qcn-
C) ·s re' 1s1on of Propos11ion 73 1hat allows
pohuc1ans to use some 1988 campatan
coninbuuons an 1989 will remain in effect
unul a hcanng in February. a judee ruled.
The ballot measure approved by vo1m
an June ~ould ha ve blocked the u~ of all I~ campaign contnbuuons after Jan. I
but thr Fair Poh11cal Practices Com-
m1s ion set standards 1n September casing
the rcstncuon. . upcnor Court Judge Kun J. Uw\n
denied a request b) the consumer sroup
( ahfornaa Com mon Cause to stay the
comm1s ion re' 1S1ons and scheduled a
tormal hearing Feb. .
The commission ruled Sept. 25 that
candidates could earl) over those con-
tributions 1na1 me1 1he Proposnlon 73
hmm of S 1.000 f ' person. S2.500 from small co mm111ecs and S5.000 from polrt1-
cal acuon commmecs. The fi,c-member romm1ss1on issued
the re' ased standards ancr heanna qu-
ment that the ban on carryina over
contnbuttons is uncons1itu1ional. Le~ in ·s decision could 1riger a flood of
campaign pending befott thf Febnaary
hearing a poht1c1ans hurry 10 m.altc utc of
fund "hale 1he) s111l can. said W•ller
Zelman. C"<ecu11'c director of California
Common Cause
Josephine Powe. an anomcy for Com-
mon C ausc. said the commission·s rqu-
la11ons confl ict ~1th Propos111on 73 and
that questions of conslllullonahty shouki
be decided b~ the couns. not by a
rc&ulator) agcnc).
"The) ·re not supposed to wntc reau.-
lat1ons 1ha1 contradict the langu• of' the
s1a1u1e:· Po~e said.
Comm1s ion at1ome)s said the lltftC)',
'-' h1ch 1s rcspons1bk for 1mpkmenrina
Propos1t1on 73. acted propcrl) 1n mod·
11) ang the carr)o,er pro' 1ston.
II th~ :igcn ) re' 1 ions are o' ertumed 1n
Fcbrual). Zelman said. he expects IOlllC
maJor c:ind1date ~111 challenae the CCM-11tu11on:ih1~ of Propos111on 73 in coun.
Economic amnesia: When a -buck was worth a buc.t
My husba~d suffei:s fr<?m cco~
omic amnesia. He 1mafanes he s livina in a reasonable 194 economy
when coffee was a nickel and )'OU
could send an irate letter 10 your
(ongrnsman for three cents.
I've 1ricd 10 convince him that
tames havcchanacd and it now 1ak~ a
quaner to chew ou1 your man an
Washinaton. Hit response 10 1hat
innammatory news was to boycou
1he U.S. mails and resort to ESP.
Bill's cominual shock and outrqr
11 inflationary prices creates some
tense moments. especially 1n rcs-
iaurants. It's like aoina out t~ dinMr
with 1he Count of Monte Cr1s10 who
hasn't 1ttn a menu in 40 ycara. Once
he tcros in on the price of coff«. the
yardstick by which he measures
economic corruption. I brace mytelf
for the inevitable burst of indisna-
tion. "One-and-a-half dollars for cof· f~!" he snons. bmlthint eno.,P fire
to melt 1M fanerr bowls. "Even the
Jam« Boys wouldn't Sloop 10 1ha1
kind of r<>*ry!"
The waiter. a bhac-jowtkd. hood· ~ chaf'ICter who loc*s UM he
could put OUI I contl'KI on yotlf' life.
RU\ tum w11h • mmac• .. llOMr·
"'llfftlls are only • Mk ... it ...,,.
lltis only 1urnt up the ftatM °" \ht cofftt ms1s. 1y now rm pr11y1na Bm woa·1
,.,... •• , on the sn.50 *'"''
llAICY
lclmn
cocktail. befo~ I can order a cheap1c
S6 hot dog.
Economic amnesia has nothing to
do with pcnny-pinch1na. no~ known
as dollar-nun1na. Ifs baSC'd on the
passionate princ1pk of no1 bcina
bilked-whatever the )'tar. lndt\ad-
uals aOlictcd with this problem make
a federal Reserve C'eW out of pl) 1n1
S4 for I~ cents wonh of popcorn 10
munch throuah a $5 mo' 1c that's
wonh 50 ttnlS 1f the) threw an u frCt"
st1 of dis~ Mayor Koch of e'-'
York. an 1rdm1 protftltr of S 7
movlCS. is a kandftd lpin1 and
honora'loc-n:.mbtr ol ehe n1i·lnfla-11onary 1y,
livn• in sk ecOftOlllic .,.,, is a common plilf'I ~ oldlt-.\mtra·
cans wMft'........,IMIDadotdda\i
when • budt -as a bilck •net not
mcrd)' 1 lli.r tip for "*' ,.,_ . ..,.
I aho IUlfft' MOIMMll) IMl'nal. bUlllMrtta~~._my
._... .... Prict ••• 1-.'HVill in etae t910i ........... ...., $7.
hopping toda) as a n1ghtm:irc. Tn
walking )Our fret off looking for S~Q
pumps an a world of $b0 Euroix-an
sandals. The S 18 houSl'(Oat "c used
to 1hro" on 10 ao to lhc market -
before "e \\Crc lib(ratcd and "cnt 10 ~or~ -as now an "Al Home.. mod
that com a da) 's pa)chccl>.
I'm 1ra1cful tash1on de 1gn~r
arcn ·1 dc.-s11n1na form~ aie group. the ,
ntwl)·Old. It ~'cs me lrom :i,gon1z-
1ns whether \0 go 1.1.-'ilh the srs sht·
skin c<X'kla1l d~ss 1hat ho"s m)
append" scar: or 1hc drop-dead. drop.~a1s1 S600 number that gathers
around the lme«aps and cuts otT m)
blood suppl).
Inflationary housing is 1hc baggc I
unrcahty fc>f those of us v.hl) re·
member 1hc SI S.000 dream couagc.
In California 1he ~al estate SttllOn 1
funnier lhan 1hc comic pages. F1\er-
uppcr1 an• a<hcrl1Sl'Ct as <'OmNnd-
gcHt barptn~ at S:?SO 1hou If the
hou ·has J bathroom ••ndo-"·uh a
'1c" ot 1hc ~can throuah • \dncopc
-1al'k on another lift) lf8ild. E"m
lhc JOf hou~' 1n th•I .a arc 100
c\pcns1"t tor anwM N a kcP' f~nch poodle with blonde nnlk'ts lhcac>H'l'n~nttell u\tnnat1on 1'
at an all-11mc low I think lfk:, musl
be add1n1 on th<'tr Ii~· .,aan.
~auw I ~· a m&Kh h1pcr fiaurc
'"'" m) ~"~" cakulator. 1'lailtiy .. llf1tt J1ws .. I lfW ,._.....
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er._ C-. DAILY PILOT/ ... urdey. December 31, 1111
Canada's Senate OKs trade pa.ct •
MalkedOenilluftrebomb
S stylllh ~Ima reltaurantl
TORONTO (AP) -Canada's
Senate on Friday approved • ~
ing agreement that vinually erues
trade barriers between Canada and
the United Stat~. The F~ "fra«
i\grecment now aocs into effect on
New Year's Day.
Furious debate over the pact forced
Prime Minister Brian Mulroney to
call new elections on Nov. 21, But the
contest gave Mulroney's Progressive
Conservative Party its second
straight majority aovemment and a
clear mandate to push for passaac of
the legislation.
The vote in Ottawa was by voice
and not tabulated. Senators from the
opposition liberal Party. which
fou&ht the agreement fiercel y durina
the Tall campaian. abstained.
The pact was approved by the
House of Commons during a volatile
session on Dec. 24. The Con-
scrva11 vcs used their majority to
muscle thebillthrough 141-111 while
irate oppos111on lawmalters sang the
national anthem in protest. ·
The Liberals control tht' nt· dcxtcd Senate and had tied up he
lcgi lat1on there last fall. fore g
Mulroney to ca ll the election. They
promised. however. not to repeat
their action 1f he won a majority
government.
Even so. they pledged to monitor
the' trade agreement closely as its
enccts begin to be felt in coming
years.
··E,cn though we in tend 10 ac-
quiesce and the bill will become law.
Born b plit aboard in
Germany, paper says
LONDON (A P) -Investigators
have told Scottish police that the
bomb that destro~cd Pan Am Flight
I 03 was put aboard in Frankfurt.
West Germany. The Times of Lon-
don reported Saturda).
The report said 1nvcs11ga1ors are
certain that luggage loaded on Flight
I 03 in Frankfurt and flown to
London's Heathrow airport was transferred on am, al at Heathrow to
the forward cargo hold of the doomed
Boeing 747.
It said sc1cn11s1s have established
that the bomb exploded tn 1ha1 hold.
causing the jumbo jct 10 di si ntegrate.
Flight I 03 originated in Frankfurt.
changed planes at Heathrow and
continued to New York . The jet crashed in the Scottish
'11lage of Lockcrb1e on Dec. 11 less
than an hour after taking off from
Heathrow. killing all 259 people
aboard and 11 on the ground.
The account said the hunt for those
responsible is now centered in Frank-
furt '"where a Palestinian terrorist cell
is known to have been operating for
more than 18 months ...
It said the cell is known to be pan of
Ahmed Jibril's hardlinc Popular
From for the Liberation of Palcstine-
Gencral Command and to have
carried out two bombing a11acks on
U.S. militar) trains that scne Frank-
furt .
The paper did not iden11f) b} name
the source of Its information.
It said Scottish police oOicers who
flew to Frankfurt on Friday would be
shown evidence of th e terrorist unit's
ex1s1ence aftd are expected to be given
access to a Palestiman man arrested
by West German security forces two
months ago.
It did not identify the man but said
he is suspected ofbcing a senior figure
in Jibril s organization.
our conC'erns ha'e not d1sappeartd."
Allan MacEa,·hen. the Li~ral •
leader in the Senate. said during the
debate ... The government has r h<>stn
the hard d1sc1plinc of the market. We will have to monitor whether the
mar1u.·t does its jOb ...
The liberals hold 59 of the 98
Senate st;ats.allowmg them to set upa
monitoringcomm1ttcc as trade nego-
tiations unde• 1hc agreement with the
United States get undl.'r way.
The pact ..... as signed Jan. 2, I 988. by
President Reagan and Mulroney.
sparking a }car of soul-searching b)'
Canadians.
Man) believed the 1rade pac\
represented a final subju&alion of the
Canadian identity by its rich southern
neighbor. But supporters. especially
Hidden riches -
b1a bus1nl"'. hc.·rakkd the aarctment
as a potenual l'<'Onomic boon that
would open up U.S. markets and
eliminate S.? billion annllally in U.S.
tanlls
The t'-"O nations. with SISO bilhon
in annual trade. alread~ form the
world's b1ggL~t two-nauon tnK11na
panncrsh1p. But the trade aammen1
new phases our all rcmainina tariffs.
quotas and dut1c11 between them.
It also dismantles many in,cst·
men I barriers. frees up trade in cncray
and services :ind creates U.S.-C'an-
adian panl'ls to scnlc disputes.
The actual start of the agreement
will be tow key. with an exchange of
diplomatic notes.
DoaeD9 of _piople comb tlanMuda truia at die -.p at ~. ~~. loolr.IU ror • loet -doaal lotterJ
ticket worth 8 mtlllon CGl'diM• ($1,300). A nMauaat
worker threw the dcket away tbe cl&y before the dra .....
By fte A1soclate4 Preti
LIMA. Peru (AP) -Masked leftist 1umillal broke into ca~ltliPI
d1nnen at thrtt stylish Lima maaurantt. forced patrons and l&afl' out into &be
street and then firebombed tht naablishments. authorities taicl Friday. T1M
incidents late Thursday niltn followed a noontime via;I in wbicb top cburch
and pohttcal au1horit1cs asked hruvians to pau.c to pray for a ~(uJ end IO
1nsu1JCnC') violence. which ha1claimed mew than 12.000 lives since 1980. No
one was hun 1n the restaurant raids. police said. Armed membenot'the Tupec
Amaru Revolutionary Movement. in units ranaina from two to fi ve,
simultaneously seized the restaurants; ordered everyone out and !hen clouted
the prcmisc:s with psohnc and exploded fi~bombs. Flam~ heavily da~
Las T rccc Moncdas. a former colonial home 1n downtown Lima convened into
a popular tourist restaurant; the scalide steakhouK Rincon Gaucho. and the
suburban ~taurant La Puena Roja. police said.
Popular U.S. ullon club bl••ted
PALAU. Sardinia -Dynamite exploded early Friday_ 11 a niahtclub
popular with U.S. sailors. but the buildina was empty 11 the ume.and no o~
w15 hun. police reponed. The blast ~urrcd at 6:30 a.m. at the naptclub. ~
in the town of Palau. near the U.S. miltwy base al La Maddalena. Aulhoritaes
said. however. that the exrlosion did not appear aimed at the Americans. It
apparcntl) was a protest o the noisiness of the club. said a police officer, wbo
spo~c on C'ond111on ofanonymi ty.
Hlrohlto gem tran•lu•lo11 to boo•t •tre1J6UJ
TOK YO-Emperor Hirohiro was given .a l~rac.amount ofbl~ Friday
to boost his strl!f\ath and compensate for cont1nui.n11ntemal bleed~nJ. palace otlicials said. The 87-year.<>ld emperor remained in stable condttion, said
Imperial Household Agency spokes~an Ke~ji Maeda. Doct<?fS p~e H_irohito
l.3 pints of blood in two transfusions Friday. Maeda said. H1roh1to has
received more than 62 pints of blood since his internal bleeding worsened on
Sept. 19. Palace officials say the emperor still sleeps most of the time and his
strength continues to decline. Palace sources have refused comment on repons
he has cancer. The emperor has no political power but serves as a symbol oflhe
unit) of Japan.
Freed French girl• celebrate Chrl•tJn••
PARIS -Two French girls held hostqe for 13 months cdebratcd a
belated Christmas on Friday with a pany thrown by their home town. But
pubhc rejoicing was tempered with suaacstions that Libyan leader Col.
Moammar Gadhafi used the children to boost his image. "This is the end ofl
niJhtmare." Pascal Bctille. father of 7-ycar-old Marie-Laure and 6-year-old
V1rgin1c. told hundreds of people gathered io the public square ofOlltoulcs in
southern F~. ..This 1s happinns.'' The gnls, held by an eiu~mist
Palestinian group. were handed over to French officials Thursday in the
Libyan capital of Tripoli. six days aner Gadhafi called for their release. The
children's mother. Jacqueline Valente. five Belgians and a baby sister born in
captivity remained in the hands of Abu Nida l's Falah-Revolutionary Council.
backed by Libya. ·
Judge bars future random testing Church leaders asked
tQ-help-with.homeless-SA FR~NCISC'O (.\P) -A
tcderal judge on Frida) barred a
Reagan administration program of
random drug testing for 3 million
interstate truck and bus drivers. a
program scheduled to become man-
da1ory next December.
U.S. District Judgt' Marilyn Hall
Patel said she found no sohd evidence
drug use .. ,o support the broad.
s"ec p1ng. 1n1rus11' c tesllnit that"s
proposed here.
'"The mere fact tha1 there's a
perceived problem doesn ·1 mean the
government can use a scattershot
approach'" that 1sn·1 narrowl> drawn
to attack documented mi sconduct.
Patel said. She sa id the government"s
only evidence of drug use was
'"anecdotal 11nd impressioniuie" re-
ports. plus one flawed study.
She issued a preliminary injunc-
tion against plans for random drug
testtng and mandatory testing of
drl\ crs involved in accidents. Shed id
not block other regulations that will
require pre-employment testing. drug
tl'Stmg at periodic physical examin-
ati ons. and lesttng based on a rcason-
abk suspicion that a driver is using
drugs.
Patel's order does not 1mmedia1el)
for bid any drug testini. because
mandatory testing under the Depart-
ment ofTransportation program was
not to take effect until Dec. 21. 1989.
Before then. her ruling mav be tested
1n the 9th U.S. Circuit ' Court of
Cuomo rejects appeal for
clemency for Jean Harris
By The Associated Press
ALBA NY. N.Y. -Gov. Mano Cuomo rejected a clemency pica Friday
lro m Jean Harris. the genteel headmistress convicted in the 1980 murder of
carsdale Diet author Dr. Herman Tarnower. Harris. 65. is serving IS years to
hlC for the s!aying of her lover. Friends and relatives of the former director of
an exclusive Virginia girls' school had mounted a 25,000-signature petition
appeal on her behalf. They promi sed Friday to continue their effort.
Four dle as truc.lc plows Into llne of cars
HIGHLA.ND PARK. Ill. -A fiery cham-rcaction crash that killed four
people and injured I Oothers took place at thC' same intersection where two fatal
a(c1den1s occurred fiveJears ago. A truck driven by Richard Hall. 37. of
\.\ arrenvtlle. S.C'.. pl owe into a line of cars Thursday night at a stoplight at the
1 n tcrsection of the Edens Expressway and U.S. 41. about 25 miles north of
Chicago. causing the crash _and a series of. e.xplosions. authorities said. ·· .\pparently ... the (truck) driver had beC'n dnv1ns too many hours and fell
asleep." said Master Sgt. Jerrv Bresnahan of the Illinois State Police.") IUC5S
"hen )ou·re on an interstate like that. you don't expect to come to a stoplight."
Appcals-:-and-eould ako--re.ffec-ted by Kennedy--4\ad-a different--inter-
pending Supreme ~ourt decisions in pretation. telling reporters that any
two other drug testing cases. 'oluntary program that would have
But the judge also blocked some of been authorized by the new federal
the depanment's regulations from rules was already permitted under
taking effect. and laW)ers for truck pre 1ous law.
drivers said the action would have a · · f $hon-term impact on testing pro-The programs ~<!ver the majontr o
grams set up voluntarily by trucking more than 4 million transportation ·, • · workers who would be afferted by companies. drug 1cst1n~ programs announced
For example. said attomc" Jeffrey No'. 14 by Tr .. nsponat1on Secretary Kin~ under deJ>Brtment rules th~ Jame~ Burnley.
were to take effect last \\<eek. any
trucker who ref used 10 1ake a drug test The remaining I million-plus
under a company testing program workers arc in the airline. railroad .
woul~ prohibited from driving for and maritime industries. along with
any interstate hauler. Those rules an-state bus drivers. Railroad unions
were blocked by Patel's order. he said. have filed a separate suit against their
Justice Dcpanment law)er Brian testing program.
Tot 's first call
saves mom 'slife
St\N FRt\NC'ISCO (AP)-Mayor
Art Agnos met w11h church leaders on
Friday and asked them lo open their
doors 10 San Francisco"s homeless. a
population estimated at 6.000 that
faces record-breaking cold.
'"All the money we have is beini
spent on permanent solutions.
Agnos said before the ho11r-long
mccung opened.
Whatever money the city has
available is t>c1ng used to pa} for
2.500 hotel rooms year round for the
homeless. he said.
.. All I can do is ask for your help,"
he told the 30 church officials as they
filed into the meeting. which was held
behind closed doors.
Agnos. who was surrounded by
television cameras as he spoke, said
with a smile that he·d "even like to see
ltie television stations open their
lobbies 10 the homeless.·· The remark
was met with laughter from TV crews.
Those attending the meeting in-
cluded Patricia Sullivan for Catholic
Charities. Rabbi Robert Kirschner of
Temple Emanu-EI and Maj. Chris
Buchanan of the Salvation Army.
Buchanan described the mcctina as
"a brain storming.. session that
produrcd "s._ vcral creative suges.
tions."
However. he added that it would be
necessary for the city "to do its part." ·
particularly concerning insurance
liability.
Buchanan said his organization
already provides 56 beds for "street
people."
SHREVEPORT. La. (AP) -
A 3-year-old bo). using the
telephone for the first time.
saved his blcl·dang mother's life
b) calli ng the operator and
asking her to reach his father at
work.
Search ends
for6seamen
BOSTON (AP) -The Coast
Guard has called off its search for the
six crewmen missing since their
Bermuda-bound cargo ship sank in a
storm Wednesday night off New
Chevron sued for alleged
pollution of SB channel
She called to her son. Jason.
who was sleeping on the couch
near lhe telephone and told him
he would have to gel help.
She convinced him she
needed help riJhl away. and he
followed her instructions. She
made an "O" with her thumb
and forefinger and explained
where the button for the opc:r-
ator was on the telephone dial.
"Tell her your mama's very
sick." she told Jason.
Jersey. ·
After rescue planes SJ?Cnt Friday
scouring 9.300 square miles of ocean
in the North Atlantic in a vain search.
the rescue mission was officially
suspended.
The decision to suspend the search
was made after two of the three
survivors said one of the vessel's two
lifeboats was still lashed to the
container ship Lloyd Bermuda when
11 sank. Coast Guard Petty Officer
Ellen Harrington said.
s
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Federal
prosecutor~ fi led suit against
Chevron USA lnr. alleginJ the com-
pany released pollutants from an oil
dnlling r.latform in the Santa Barbara
Channc .
The lawsuit filed Thursday by the
U.S. attorney's office accused the oil·
producinJ subsidiary of Chevron
Corp. of releasing oil. grease and
other chemicals from the offshore ria
during a fi ve-year period starting in
October 1982.
"We're surprised that the govern-
ment filed a lawsuit si nce we installed
January clearance
on -a rentals and
used brand-name • pllllOS.
llm-llll_ ... ..,_ .......................
C1a•d• II I 4111 Ml1tl1
•
what is probably the most advanced
filtering system on that platform IS
months ago." Chevron spokesman
Larry Shushan said Friday.
"We've been devotina a g,reat deal
of effon to solve the problem there
created by an extremely unusual
operating condition that makes nor·
mal filtration systems vinually inef·
fectivc."
Shushan said hip levels of acids in
underground water beneath the plat-
form nullified usual oil-water separ-
ation systems and that •overnment
officials knew about the situation.
Fumigation truck
recovered intact
LOS ANGELES (A P) -A stolen fumigation truck was recovered with
its dangerous carao of pscs apparent·
ly intact. officials said.
The two-ton 1987 GMC truck
owned by Fume Masters Fumiption
Co. of Riverside was stolen in Los
Anaeles about 4 p.m. Wedne1day.
said Detective Andy Cicoria.
It was recovered Thursday niaht
less than two miles from where it was
stolen. said Brian Sawyer. an ex-
ecutive with Fume Masten.
"Everythina seems 10 be intact."
Sawyer said. "It all 1«ms to be there.''
The pscs included methyl
bromide muted with tcarps. odorlC'ss Vika~ and Chloropiain.
'
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Ae DAILY PILOT/ Saturdmy, December 31 , 1988 EN'f F:KD\INM 1£N1'
Anew kind
of art space
Art Zone of the Con tern porary 'ready
to try anything' in fostering the_arts
By CHERYL WALKER
o.-, Net c...,•••'"*'•
When 28-ycar-old former Chi-
cagoan Li sa Taylor came to Cali-
fornia two years ago with her family.
her future was anything but certain. A
chance job at a Poster gallery selling
frames changed all that. She soon
discovered she had a talent with an -
not creating it herself but rccoanizing
its worth and promoting it.
First she assumed the duties of co-
director of a Corona del Mar an
gallery, then struck out· on her own
with a tiny gallery in Costa Mesa
called the Art Colony and an an
consulting firm , Lisa Tayk>r Fine
Ans.
exhibition space), practical (utili-
tarian, low-key and no fri lls). and
open (both in terms of who and what
it exhibited).
Taylor accepted their offer without
a second thought. Within two weeks
of the Fashion Island show and with
the white paint hardly dry on the two-
story structure and most of the
artwork for exhibi t still crated or
wrapped in brown aper in a
storeroom. she turned the ke y in the
door to open AZOC. The official grand opening recep-
tion will be from 7 to 10 p.m. Jan. 12.
It will feature hors d'ocuvres. wine,
music provided by a four-piece jazz
combo called "fhe Ticke~. an~ poss-ibly the revelation of the 1den1111cs of
the AZOC sponsors.
,
Reporter
takes on
New Age
BJ JUDY SLY
MllClll; ..........
Most books about New Aae
phel\C)fMna, S1ys Russell Chaf?dler.
reveal by the second chapter -af not
riaht on the cover -whether the
author is cspe>usi na the minckllpl".'d·
ina pc>!en1ial of crystals or ~h1nnehn1
or is l1mbastin1 the movement as
Satanic. -·
Chandler. a veteran Los Anacin
Times ~ncr and a former Jl!ISlOr i.n
Califomaa'sCentral Valley. thinks his new book. "Undentandina the New
Ase" (Word Inc .. $16.99) "fits a slot
that hasn't been done before. h's the fintcomprehensi~e.joum~lislic look
at what New Aae 1s about.
A one-day exhibit at Fashion
Island's Design Plaza. organized by
Taylor in carry this month, however,
led to an interesting development. A
group of art lovers. whom Taylor
refuses under any circumstance to
reveal anything about.approached
her with an offer she couldn't refuse.
As a preview. Berkeley poet Owen
Hill. author of the recent "Smile:·
wi ll give a reading at 8 p.m. Thursday
at AZOC. Adm ission is free.
LlA Taylor, director of tbe Art Zone of tbe
Contemporary, Ay• what coanta la bow art
The movement is not sinaular and
is not easy to define. he says. It has
roots in eastern mysticism and sev-
eral forefathers in American faith.
.................... , ....
.. lnteracta with tbe 'riewer'a latemal •art
sone.• " New A&e is. in part, a fad. he writn.
packagea on Madison Avenue and
slipping into schools and corporate them the time and consideration they training rooms on the shjrt-tails of
deserve. We only ask that they make self-confidence proarams. But he
an appe>inlment before they drop by. concludes that it is potentially
The secret society of sponsors
asked her to direct a new kind of an
space dedicated to all kinds of
contemi><>rary art - visual. per-
formance, literary. musical, and
whatever else the coterie deemed
worthy of recogn ition.
This so-called An Zone of the
Contemporary or AZOC would be big
(locate<! at 3441 1a Lido in Newport
Beach and housed In a fo rmer retail
outlet ~sting 3,132 square feet of
;
Initiall y. AZOC plans to ex hibit . . ·fi ve artists who have California ties. strikes the viewer. how 1t interacts with the viewer's internal ·art zone.' Eit her they studied. were born or li ve
in the state. The exhibitors range "AZOC is not a who or a what but
from internationally and regionally an idea. It is where art takes place.
re nowned artists like sculptors Bijan where the viewer looks and secs
Bahar and Ruth Johanna Jameson something that hits him in his ·art
and photographer Thomas P. Licari, zone.' Of course, each viewer is
to emergjng artists like painter Jim different. but AZOC is a plase where
Mefritt and drawer/sculp~or and this kind of exchan~~ can happen. a
Irvine computer a~aph1cs en-location without JlllZ or glamour
trepreneur Steven Lustaa. where I t.( the ex penence of great art)
The fame or lack of fame of these' all ~ns."
artlsts-is-urtf mportant. says l'aytor. ---_ . .. What really counts is how their an AZOC plans to rotate its exh1b1ts
continuously to gi ve· maximum ex-
posure to a wide variety of artists.
··we're completely open to new
ideas.'' says Taylor. "We ha ve no
limits. and we're ready to try any-
thing."
She said AZOC is pledged to seek
out and discover new artists -
whatever their level of rcc<>snition to
date.
"New anistsdon't have to be afraid
to come here -even iC they art
completely unknown. We'll give
-1r an artist don call for an danterous when it becomes a the-
appointment I wilfcall him back, too. ology.
We're really that open to new ideas. to Still, unlike many Christian
coincidences. even to chance meet-authors, he offen positive comments
ings. ~lie~e me •. I follow up on about some aspects of New ~.
everythans. she uad. includina itsenvaronmental concerns AZOC 1s open from noon 10 8 p.m. and its advice to people on handling
Monday throuah Saturday and. ~nv stress. anaer. fear. hurt and pain.
noon to 5 p.m. on Sunday. Admassaolf' "There are some insiahts about the
is free. for furt~r information or to '°'81 ~ ·and heallh that AR
schedule an appointment, call AZOC useful, • Chandler said in a phone
at 723-0304. interview.
Poison's 'EverjRose, 'Baker's 'BestThatJGot'tophitlist
By The Associated Press
The following arc the top record
hns ~d leading J)Opular compact
disks as they appear in next week's
iss ue of Billboard magazine.
Co pyright 1988. Billboard Publi-
cauon~. Inc. Reprinted with per-
mission.
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NY Post: Tyson
and Givens on date
NEWYORK (AP)-Heavyweight
champion Mike Tyson and his
estranged wife. Robin Givens. may
have seen• the past few months
tradin&msults and lawsuits. but they
spent Christmas Eve at a movie in
Los Angeles. a published repon says.
The New York Post reported that
the pair sat side-by-side last Saturday
night in a Studio City movie house
watching "Hcllraiscrs," a horror film .
The Post said a source familiar with
Tyson'sdaily activities confirmed the
movie meeting and said Tyson
promoter Don King was opposed to
the reunion.
"Mike was with her but there won't
be a reconciliatio n." the Post quoted
the source as saying. "The events are
bizarre. but th is wasn't a wonderful
experience for Mike.''
The Post also said a di vorce
settlement between the two is almost
worked out.
The newspaper said the deal would
allow each to keep what they have.
with Tyson gettinJ the Bernardsville.
NJ .. mansion. Givens keeping the
California house she owned before
the marriaJC. and Givens also keep-
ing about S 1.5 million she took from
one of Tyson's bank accounts.
Heart Attack.
Fight it with a
.~ Memorial gift to
the American
Heart Association.
OrM09CoMe DAILY PILOT/Saturday. O.Cnw11. 1W . A7
ill r gains memory after sle~ping with Sonni
Al'8...a.D'rtlaM: Brock. Ellie's ._ i1t C1ncaeo. calla w.IJI a marr~ .. Al. llY CW•• NiOo.. ... ....... .. AWlte of the propoeal, Caleb
We&· A-... ....... will Ill~•• .... Elie if lrock's wifr knows about 11. ... fa W DIVid _. .. C'*'»PlllCIWYfi'omCalaoMeaand ~ ~ "!;!!. ~-.!"' ... P'I~ _.to lhty can head to the Dominican
-"'."" - -• - -... __,. _. ltetMabhc. wlleft Mq plans IOF( a qul(k~ ..,._....,.~,...... ~•!"*n.. Natahe nit . •wom tom Tont0. Met confides 10 Josh
....... an•~ phony. David n.n. lhlt thtbebyshtlolt wnh•L no1 Tonio's
W... ~ NfUtft IO ~ Tom Elftily leams Tonio 1s stmlt. Contacuna
lftd ....... I clhot'°!'9' need for oat Emily. James tells htt ht wants to even the
uocller "*' Laura. s death. Br~c score with Tonio. Ellie and Cra1& km.
'!90Vt1 out. of Adam 1 ~m. Enca 0 SusantcllslucindathatshcandJohnonct I~ °"tlidt Dr. Gould ~ office as he sltpt IQtclher.
....... IO hypn0t1ze Trav11 hop1na to ~ Travi1's memory. llefusina to ~ AND BEA~UL: Leam1n1 p ii.er bltssina to Scan and Cttily"s that 8111 s cenlafokl 11 a~ut 10 appear.
upcomina mamqe. Bitsy suucsts that Don~• wonden if* ha~ time 10 halt its
Sean dump Cecily and run off with her. pubhcat1on. T~ah Enc approv~ of
Forced to dtttde between a ni&ht oflove-~e. Stcphani:r w1~holds any pos111,e
makina with Fawn. who will soon be Optn1on. A su~ v1111 from G.randma
lavina town. and auendina a party tossed lopn turns ~ur when she d1~overs
by Joe and Ruth 1n his honor. Tad tussles Brooke 1s hv1n1 with R1dac. Ruter 1s
with his devilish side and hl5 anachc side dctt~tntd to find the &lfl It the bar who
Mddttidcstoaototht'pany. Even thou&h looks Just hke Anacla.
Brooltc wants no pan of it. Adam dcc1dcs DAYS OF OUR UVES: The Phantom
t~ IO ahead w11h the surrogate mothtr ldmits to Patch that he is rcall) Nick. but ~m. gcu Patch to promise not to rC\'cal his
' ANOTHER WORLP: Jamie 1s furious Identity. Eve. fearing Jake's threats. v..1pc\
!when he learns Vicky has purchased a the finscrprints off her car. Phantom
home without consul11na him. In order 10 overhears Eve tell Shane how much she
-bccl<*rtO Michael. lrisjoins 1he hospnal mines Nick. Adrienne assu°""' Justin is
board. After Mary confronts P1lara about push1na her away because he is crippled.
stcahna tht silver. P1lara goes 10 Mal)'s but tht real reason 1s the guilt he feels for
IPlacc and plots with Reuben to break m10 caus1na the accident. Adrienne whisks
ctht mtaurant. As Reuben and P1lara Jus11n away to the farmhouse. where he
ueak into the kitchen. Reuben's c1garcue gives an to her charms. Jennifer realizes
>ash ipilCS a lf'CISY rq. thal Em1ho rescued her 1n the woods the
''Trek V'
niabt she was pinntd 1aftdct the lrtt.
Unabk to 1tt AnJCla and PWll totttlwr
Jo quits her )Ob. but she dccldn IO Sta)
when Noel becomes dt'prH..ci upon
lanuna that Noel will not br comina
home for at lca11 sa-. months. lpaonna
Jack'1 thrcatS, Dulna publishes storin
about h11 untcrupulous campeian. Pitch
and Kayta d1scu1& startina a family.
Gl!NDAL HOSPnAL: Gcttina Alan
and Edward to believe he has ancient
papyrus scrolls that unlock the m~stcl) of
the draaon. '\shto n gets 1hem to tn\CSt 1n
his scheme. Under orders from WSB and
Stan. ( ollon aarees to help wnh the qunt.
Anna leamuhe may nc.~\trtwablt to carry
a child to term. Despite Scou·s warn1na..
the photoarapher who snapprd 1hc photos
of~ and Gregory sells the prints to
the National Intruder. No one behevcs
Luc) 's prott'Stallons .about ha' ma the
photos pubhshed. When Ton) awakens
from surgery. he opens his e)ts but 1s
totally unresponsive. Sieve and Alan call
in Dr. Harrison Davis to consult. Goin& to
coun to seek temporary Cj.IStody ofB.J. an
hghl of the scandal about Bobbie. Lucy is
upsc:I when the Judge rults against both of
them and takts Anna up on her offer 10
look af\t'r B.J . T1ffan> 1s funous when she
learns that Scan has rejoined the WSB.
Snowed in v.1th Ned. Monica rtpcls his
sexual ad\anCt'S and kicks him 1n10 his
corner.
GUIDING LIGHT: The gunshot v.ound
he l'C'Cei,ed from Sohta may lea'c Alan
.Paralyzed. In New York. Ph1hp and Blake
I llemben of tbe 0 8 tar Trek" crew tout tbe
completion of prtnclpal pbot«»arapby for the new• ftlm, In wblcla atar William Sbatner
mak• bla dtrectorl-1 debat. From left are
James Dooban, DeForeat Kelley, Walter
Koentc. Sbatner. Geor11e Tuel, Leonard
l'flmoy and lllcbelle l'flclaol•. 0 Star Trek V:
The P'lnal Fronder" will be releuecl In Jane.
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'Roseanne' takes over No. 1
NEW YORK (AP) -ABC had its
first No. I series since 1984 when
"Roseanne" edaed NBC's .. The
rCosby Show·· for the top spot in the
weekly A.C Nielsen Co. ratings.
The last ABC No. 1 show that was a
regularly scheduled series was the Dec. 19. 1984.episodeof .. D)nasty."
Due to expected low holida) "-CCk
viewin&, NBC loaded up 11s schedule
with repeats. A first-run ··Rosea nne"
beat a repeat of .. Cosby.''
1 The rest of the top I 0 were:
.. Cheers." NBC: "Who's the Boss~"
ABC. .. Monday Night Football."'
.\BC: .. A Different World." NBC:
.. L.A. Law:· NBC: "Matlock:· BC
.. Night Court." NBC: and "In the
Heat of the Night."' NBC.
CBS' highest-rated shows of the
week were ··0es1gnmg Women .. at
17th. followed b) ··Murphy Brown"
at 18th.
NBC racked up 11s 27th straight·
weekly victory. If NBC wins the rest
of the season. 11 would tx the first time
a net"'ork has done so since CBS won
e'ery week of the 1963-64 season.
NBC came wi thin a "'eek of that 39·
week record last vear. but th e World
Series on ABC broke the streak.
If BC does se t a record for
1988-89 11 will be Mlh an astensi..
because the \tvntcrs' strike dela,ed
.\BCs and CB · fall lineup . "-htlc
NBC began lhc cason \\llh the
Summer Olympics.
·Nielsen prime-time ratings for Dec. 19-25
NEW YORK (AP) -Herc arc the
prime-time TV ratings as compiled
by the A.C Nielsen Co. for the v.cek
•ofDcc. 19-25. Top 20 listings include
the week's ranking. with full season-
to-date ranking in parentheses. rating
for the week. and total homes.
An "X" in parentheses denotes
onc-11me-only presentation. A rating
measures the percentage of the na-
tion's 90.4 millio n TV homes.
I <•> "RosH 11ne:• ABC. 21 7 rallno. l9 6
mlNlon hOl'MS.
2. (I) "The Cosllv snow," NBC, 21 3, 19.2
milllon~ l (2) "Ct'IHn." NBC. 10 6, IU ml1llon llOmH-
,_ (7) "WllO'l I~ Bon.' ABC. 20 I. " I mlNIOf'I
homH S. (1•) "NFL MonOIY N19h1 FOOlllaA ClliCAVO
vs. MlnMSOla.'' ABC "'· 17.0 miftiOn llOl'Ms
' (3) "Ollleref\I WOl'ld,.. NBC. IU . IU
mlHlon llOmes. 7. (12) "LA. Law," NBC, 17.•, 157 m1fflon
l'lelmes. . I. (I•) "Mall~k." ABC, 17 l. IH mittlOf'I
hOl'Ml. t (21) "Ni9'11 Court,' NBC, 17 2, IS S m11·-
l!OmtS 10 (II) "In Ille HNI of Ille Niehl, ' NBC 17 O,
IU m1Mlon nomes
B I L L
MURRAY
SlB ·O·O·GlD
11 (111 O.•r Jonn.' NBC. 161, IS I m11hon
llOmH. t2 (XI 'BOO Hooe SoK1at " NBC 16 7 ISO
m1U10n 110mn
13 ( 171 "M 1\1•911hng ABC 160 14 • m 1ion
llOmH I• (9) "Gr ine Pains ABC, IS 6, I• I
mrniotl l!Omes.
lS. 12•1 "Un1ol\led Mv1ler1es,' NBC, lS •. 13 9
miHlon llOmes 16 ISi "G~n Girls ' NBC, IS 2, 13 1 molllOf'I
llOmft t7 12'1 "On19ft1ne WorNll CBS IS I IJ 6
mi1110n l!Omes II. (3') "Mvn>ll\I Brown CBS, ISO, 13 S
mlllt0n llOmes
It Ill "Emo1v NHI, NBC, U •, 13 0 m1Mlon nomes 19 (3') "Kiie & Allie ' CBS "• 13 0 million nom.s
19 (11} 'HHO of Ille Clan ," ABC, .. • 13 0 m1tto0'1 llCHMS
n 13'1 ' Hoooerma" ABC, I• l
23 (XI Garf.eld's Cllmlmas Soec .. I," CBS
1• I 2• (20) "Hunler," NBC, 13'
14 1371 "Mklnlotll Caller .l' NBC, 13 9
26 12'1 llllrlvsomellling," ABC, IU
27 ( 19) 'A HOl•OAY Affair,' • •NBC MondaY
N-Qnl Movoe,' 13.S.
11 (6) ' 60 MinulH .' CBS 13 S
27 00 A Cllri"ma' Carol," • CBS Ttwrson'Movoe." llS 11 ,,,, "Cl\1'1a Buell, ' ABC 13 s.
31 (311 "Wono.< Years, ABC 13 3
32 1451 'Woseouv, CBS. ll 2
l? 1"61 Ntwllart, CBS. 131
31 1311 Flill Hovu ABC 13 0
JS IXI Canchd Camen Cnr.stmas So«oal
CBS 129
36 IXI 'JOM Ot'1•tr Cnrl\fmH Sotc .. I
CBS 12 a
37 t2S) "Amen," NBC, 12 7
37 (X) "One M.t9ic C11rownu , • "NBC
Movie of Ille WHI>. • Frodllv 111
39 14 1 Bally Boom. NBC 12 6 39 IX) C .. wmai.on Raos•n SoK•at CBS
116
l l U7) Mr Belvedere, ABC \2 S
•2 (9) Mvro.,. Siie Wrolt CBS 12 3 lJ (l(I "Growl"9 Pains Soecoa l" ABC 11 9
44 ()31 217, NBC. II S
•S c XI Cnrostmn ,,, WHIMOIOI' NBC 11 2
... tll) "CaMOllOAM Rll'\ II ' • ABC Svnoav
Nti1111Movoe, 111
•7 tlO 8osion Poos c11m1mas NBC 11 o
•I l~I Cllrollmas Comes 10 W IOwcrffk •
CBS Sotc1-I Mo¥1e·Froda'f. IO f
49 c•n Perlect S1ranveu. ABC 101 SO CSll 'A HOOO'l Cllro"mas. t.BS
Tuesda\I Mo\11t .'' 10 6 SO I.ell 20•20," ABC. 106 s2 csu eou.wzer, ·CBS. 10 s
S3 (XI Sl'IOwcue A Cllrt"mas Car0<
CBS soec .. 1 MoV•t·Suno.v, 10 l S3 IX) PH WM' ~'llOl.IM Cnr s•mas
CBS 103
S3 1 ~1 •ovnntv " "BC. 103
"mE(FTHE GRFATOOB.
POIGNANT. PROFOUND AND POWEJlFtJL, IT'S AWESOME." -----0000~ ....... A 48'·1"'
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HOFFM
~ lo"t. AW1. Fletchtt and Ed n) lO whtn Viki firs& turr~ uno N1k1. Lto lutn
VNC"Zuda IO Mie Alan. Af~ulttpi• •1UI Vilu to \he ca"e· 'Mtwtt she rt'tlftl be1111
Softfti. Wall l'flllftl h11 IO&al tnelDOI')' h>pnollzed a' L)Ynder asks (or N1k1
Alan-Michatt mum Harle) ht lovn ht'r Smith to appear. An t•pl011on 0tturs and
1uttauhe as.Al thtconveftt. Sollft1 knocks V1k.1 psss.tsout.and •henshccomestollw
out R~"a by 1n.1«t1n1 htt w.th a nttd~ sa) s she as N1k1.
Will plots to kidnap A.Ian. Plulap learns &Mt Mendia 11 wcarry•• lxt"aduld. AYAN'SHOPE. R>an 11 upKt byS.swr
Mary Joel"• dttueon to 11.ay 1n 1k
L09DtG: Whtft Daft does DOI filld wt.at ron\tnl. but undeBtand5 and comfort•
he 11 looti111 for in the safe. Minnae llttt'S S1lv10. Dee don not twhevt Rob's duqr
ao 11.tep an eye on him. Clay rnlitts that that R0tcrat1aCHdhimandbepFcnooto
Trucker took the rall fOf a car acc1dtn1 find Antoine. Roecr 15 arr~ted for llab's
caused by the real Cla) v.hen he v.as assault Ft'nnofindsAnto1ne Afterhav1na
drunk. fa>pt. M1nn1t. Jam and hanna an '"Ifs a Wondt'rful Lire .. rantasy. Chaz
man the soup kitchen. Tt'lhn& "'"•about 1ells °'l;ancy ht 1s not rcspons1blt for her.
Trucker. C lay conMdtrs htr suwstion Ben batl\ OUI Roatr. v.-ho IS cleared when
that he art him out of tov.n. Ea> pt 1s An101ne e'<pla1ns 1hat Rob wu hit on the
puzzled wht'n Todd.a younacr brothershe . head v.htn ht tned to pull down Occ"s fire
bas not sccn 1n years. amvcs 1n town. Jeff ~pc. Learnina a conarcss1onal teat hH
dttadcs 10 find out who Trucker·s mystcf) opened up. Frank cons1dtn naon1na.
woman Amelia is.. Jeff sends GW)'n t~ Pa1ch1na th1np up wtth Mall, Lcaah 1s
muddy shoe she left at the Site of Charles's stunned -.~n ht pr~nts her and JllC'k
fatal car accident. v.11h Cavalcade the horse as a wcddin&
ONE UFE TO UVE: Ca~mc heads for present.
Mendora. C hm admits to V1k1 that she 1s SANTA BARBARA. Mechacl tries to
not her da\Jahter. Renee refuses to foflov. help ( Clt'51e lea\(' the hfc or a hooker
Asa"s order not to ht'lp V1k1 look ror ht'r behind E.den &!'ts Cruz an Atra Romeo
dau&htcr. Al M1chacrs urging. Leo sneals for ( hnstmas. and he aifts her •llh a
ou1 of the ho)p11al. a mo'e v.h1ch could diamond necklace. Bunn) tells Gina the:
prove fatal since Leo's wound has become telcaram he re«1vcd informed him that
infected. Asa plans to buy WV LE· TV and his sister had a baby. but 1n fKt u wu from
fire Melinda. To make Asa funous. Bo his Uncle Mano. who 1s plannin& a tnp to
cons1dt'n buyana the: TV station. Chn1 Santa Barbara. F1nall) adm1tttna the
fires Chris. Anhur. v.ho looks JUSt hke truth. Bunn~ a!.ks Gina to wear an
V1k1"s dead father Victor. am, ts at V1k1·s t'ngagcmcnt nng from him to make his
mountain cabin. With Anhur's help. uncle happ~. Gina aarccs as a stunned
Michael plans to re-create the moment Sonn~ looks on. Under hypnos1L Jack
NEW YEAR'S DAYI
td1s Heather lw did not ton\llUl tlw '1lllft
but ht 111w llw raptst. T~ ht clcwu"t
kaow the raptll'• name. ht CM .. ufy
him. ~lty dectdel IO dtvortt Jeflftoy
lcati• up Cclctw's p.mp. MidY!d filCft
..auh and beeaay ~· UMI* '°
perform 1exuall) with l:>laat. a ckjec1ed
l.adl IOCS to a loft wtwrc he uams on a
ldcv1s1on ICTCCn and views doz!ms of
imaersofE.dtn. Stuck on the train that the
Capwells have rcnl£d for New Yean Eve,
£.den ~ into labor when tht train 1s
stalled due to an avalanche J~)
pttttndSlo ao aJona w11h T J .'s p6an to kill
Kelly by throWll'I her rrom tht tratn. but
instead ht' t~ T J . from tlw train. A
chopper takes Eden and Cna to a cave
where she can a1vc birth to her child. Zack
plans to rape Diane. '
YOUNG AND RESTLESS: Allo~ana
Brad to call Traci. Lisa rcahzcs that Brad
sull lo'cs Traci. not her. Shocked by lht
call. Traci ttlls John sht was &lad to hear
his voice. but 1n a wa} wishes she had not
called Rex's dcc1s1on 10 play Santa Claus
b) '"mg K.a)t and Jill prcwnts from each
othtr turns into a fiasco when neither of
them accepts the a1rts. Cncket bnnp the
bab) to sec Ph1hp. Nma continues ht'r
makeo,er even though she:. Danny and
Cnckct arc exasperated b) the Ofdcal.
W11h Gcorac doing li nt' phys1call).
Cassandra thinks she sho uld once ap1n
ask for a di\ ortt Gtorac tells Bnnan) ht
v.-an1s to re' 1se his v.111. 8n11any aarccs 10
help. but suaacs1s 1ha1 Cauandra not be
present 11 the in111al m«t1na.
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SAT~Y.OECEMBER31, 1988
Vaqueros roll on,
rip Dolphins by 19.
frvtne ( 13-1) puts
Dana Hills away
for Classic crown
By ROGER CARUON °' .. .., .......
Irvine High's Vaqueros made n
look very easy Friday night as 1he)
recorded their
12th 'ictory in
13 starts. cap-
turing their scc-
o n d maJor basketball tour-
nament cham-
• pionship 1n De-
cember.
Winners of
the 32-team
Irvine World News Tournament two
weeks ago. Coach Steve Keith•s Vaqs
waded throulh the Coast Christmas
Classic at Estancia High w11h a
convincing 54-35 rout ofSOuth Coast
l eague rival Dana Hills.
Much in the manner that the Vaqs
have handled others. it was simply a case of too many guns and the first
quarter fireworks was more than
enough to put the game on ice.
John Molle and tournament MVP
Bl)an Allred opened with buckets.,
Allred followed with ·another. and
than a 3-pointer. Todd Trout and all-
toumey choice Sieve Dunmcyer fol-
lowed with their .buckets for more.
It was 13-4 and the o nl y starter who
hadn·1 scored was the 6-foot-5. 265-
pound,gun boat. Raphael Molle. and
he prompt!)' soft-touched an 8-foot
bank shot.
Trout added a pair of free throws
and Dana Hills zone had been
wrecked by a 17-4 counl.
The Dolphins. now 12-4. went to
man-to-man defense next. and that
wasn't much help. then the) -went toa
heavy-handed man. Combined with
officials who let 11 go. tt was effective.
to an extent.
Dana Hills cut 11 to 39-27 in the
fourth quarter. but Irvine finally was
able to ad1ust. extending out to 52-31
before settling for the 19-point bulge.
.. The) did."' hat the) had to.·· said
Keith ... The}: couldn't score a lot. but
we co uldn't get much done ourselves.
.. But one of our 1ra1ts 1s tha1 "e·re
intdhgent If )OU add up our .\Ts
-we're probably oacofthe top teams 10
Orange Counl}."
Dana Hills Coach Rich kehon
admlllcd his team "as 'irtuall) 11ed 1n !..nots b)' Irvine· suffoca11 ng man
Dana Hill•' Chris Delf aboota put t1ae ~ o1 11rJU
Allred ln Friday'• title decider of eo..t Cla~.
defense.
"I had a suspicion that we'd have
problems against their pressure." he
said ... The)' dan·t g1'e )OU an open
man and )OU have to create. and we
can·1:·
In the third place game:
Estucla ff, EdiMD 38: It took
them a long ume to get it going. and
didn't get ovt" the hump until an
overtime session was in progress. but
the Eagles ( 11-1) bQ.unced back into
the win column as thev overcame
Edison behind 1he sconng of all-
toumey choice Mike Curtis (1 4).
.\ugus11n Heredia ( 12) and Tim KJar
( 10).
h was a matter of all-rebounds
(c xc-ept one) for Edison against Estan-
cia 's big rauo in tu mo' ers < 18-8) .
The one rebound the Chargers
dtdn·t get came after Heredia missed
on a free 1hrow a11en1p1 with the
Eagles up. 3 -36, w11h .is seconds to
go in the o'cn1me.
KJar went 0' er IC\ e Thobe to
pluck off the rebound and maintain pos~siori. then Heredia made &ooil
on his next opponun1ty at the lilfe
with a pair with 37 11cks left, and
another pair with 21 seconds to go to
seal it.
.. It's ironic how 11 worked out. ..
said Estancia Coach Tim O'Bncn.
who suffered through most of the
game as he watched his Eagles hit just
13 of 40 (32.5 percent). in addition to
their rebounding woes.
"We rel) on our shooters and 1f n's
not there 1t makes It hard... said
O'Bnen. "It was a good gut-check for us.··
The Eagles. dcsptte the fact Edison
towered o'er them. went to a man
defense 1n the second half to create a
better 1empo and 11 helped Estancia ~t into the 'cad with 16 seconds left
in the third quancr for its first lead
since the frrst penod.
h was nip-and-tuck through the
fourth penod with all-tou~)' choice
(Pleue eee COAST /BS)
Clark keys
Conquerors Roadrunners prove a point, do it again
John Bahnsen scored a gamc-
h1gh 22 points and Jerem) Clark
added 20 points and 12 rebounds
to lead Newport Christian past
Valley Lutheran of Phoenix in
double overtime. 56-54. for the
title of the LaVcrnc Lutheran
Tournament
Bah nsen was voted the tour-
nament's mos t valuable player
and Clark earned all-tournament
honors.
Clark hit two free 1hrows with
nine seconds left and the score
tied at 54 to pro' 1de the winning
margin for the Conquerors. who
improved to 8-0. Valley missed a
3-pointcr ofTthc front of the rim
at the buucr.
Mater Dei falls
to Saddle bac k at
Orange Tourney
By BENNY RICARDO
0..,"'9tC•111p •n1
Thev jumped. hustled. and
scrambled all over the court like a
bunch ofw1ld men desperate!) tl)ing
10 prove a point.
When it was all over the Saddle-
back High Roadrunners came away
with a hard fought 57-53 victo~ over
the Mater Dc1 Monarchs to win 1hc
Orange Holi day Classic Tournament.
Saddleback basketball coach Pat
Ouinn commented .. We needed to
show oursel ves toevcl)•body. we were
going to go nght at them and not back
'Thunderfoot' member
awa~ trom them for a second. \\e lo"c
pla)'1ng Mater Dc1... .
On the other side Maier Dc1 Coach
Gal) McKnight said ·· .\t lea t ""
d1dn·1 have 10 go into o'ertime. "e have all the other t1mc.·s wc·q~ had to
pla)' each olhcr. Saddleback pla,cd a
great game. We d1dn·1 block out and
our shot scl~tion v.as terrible ··
The Monarchs started out burning
the nets as senior for"ard \tile
Morns came out "1th otlcnse on ht
mind. ~oms h11 his firs1 tv.o outside
jumpers and Mater Dc1 led 6-1 . The
great athletic abdil) of addleback·s
Craig Marshall got 1hc Roadrunners
bacl mto the ball game. as made t'AO
spectacular blocks.
With 2: 17 left in 1he lirst quamr.
Saddleback got the lead fo r the fir t
11mc at 9-8. addkbacl "ould no1
lose that lead the rl' t of the game as
of quotes 'Hall of Fame' Sailors pull
·risthcttmC\\hcnChristma~cards OU t tourney
dl•corate the house. )()me of them • 6
stan folhngol) the "all. and )Ou tf} to il tJe 64-3
s11cl them bat"k up. fhe sco1ch tape B£tltlY ' only lasts so long. my wife banned
Slick-um from the house. R Lee named MVP >\~I was p1ck1ng up one oft he fallen ICAIDO
cards. I recognized a fam 1har namc-after leadt ng Ta rs Herman Wca .. er. my old running
pannerin0c1ro11a1soknownas to Canyon crown .. Thundcrf 001. .. When Merman h11 a
pynt. the balh\ould rocket 01Th1s foot
and head tort he k}'. reach a cruising
al111udcand tra,cl for awhile.
Herman 1s in m) Hall ofFamc for
quotes. The twoofuswouldhaveto
attend meetinp with Coach Aoyd
Reese and watch special teams films
of the other team. We used to ha'c to
use thcdoctor'se:..aminina room 10
wa tch the films The most com-
fortable place 1os1t and l'ndure the
boredom "'as 1hcc\am1n1n1 tx·d.
One ume. Herman ¥ta\ on the
examining bed snorinaawa). Coar h
Rec~ ~id. "Herm. }OU gotta point
out to E:.d to look f'hr 55 on the
O\crload. Herm' MlRM' 0-\R
YOl l ~TAYAW..\KE! .. Herman
polJPN h1!> hl·ad upand ~1d. "The)
surl"-:mt the pun1~ high. don't thl') ·.•··
Hcrm nowll\e\ 10 F hn\IO~.
Cil'<q1a "'hel\' hl··._. a high ~:hoool
ba~ctbalh:Oil~h. H1sson 8111) 1nll·
Stlltl' inJUM ubout CH'I"\ _)j10rt and ... b-
1001-6 and .?1 S pound) He 1aliC'\ after
h1,mod~r. '""'-' Wc;a,cr I hen 1htrc·u c.·ilrd Imm·· fh,•
Wood.,"altoknu"oa\Juhn \\ood
rcxk. Tht\\ood\"-honu" o"n'-'h"
O\\ n printing business and can final!\
lil mtodes1gnel'clothe\. From !65 ·
pounds. Thl' Woods 1s do" n to
around ~OOpounds. a nd Jogs ever: rhann· hegeh.
fhc las1 time I tall>.l'd to Woods. he
1old nw he "a 'l h-cping h 1 bascbJ II
bat 1ead) a~ h1HIJughtl'r Uoll). ~ou gues~'d 11 .. tloll)-Wood~ ... isabout 10
he\.omc a t\.'Cnagl'nlnd Woods v.anl'
to let the bo~ l>.nov. "ha1 the) 'II ha' l'
to contend" tth.
I he \\ oodsquote'\<'ould till an
entire sports paac. T"'o instancn
COllll' to m1nJ One "a~" hl·n "" 'w'"' prJ(llltnaon.1 \\l'dnl''4Ja) bcfo~
pl:l}ingthl· Hulfalo U1ll\on
Thanksa" m1 Oa). < urt Go~d) "'"' on hand to" :a1"·h us Pr.Ktu:c and
\\oodH"'(.·ognr/Cd him rl&hta'Ata).
\\txkt' wa\a roo~1c m1ddk
hnehad..er f)lllfl'\ t hl1 thl'l ion' 1n
1'>7t>:md,Hk>damunJ a lotdunna
prklKt'.
Wood~mad'-hl\•"l)toC'urt < 1owd~ and Yid. "tk). I kno-. you.
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Nr"port Harbor H1ih·s 1rc,\ktng
110~ made 1\ lh e s1ra11h t and 1n tht•
proce sofcaptunngthcCan~on l1 1gh
In' 1tat1onal basletball toumanwn t
rllappcd Anaheim· fhc:--gamc "in·
n1ng Mrcall. f-nda~ night a Chm l C\.'
and ott Cira\ comb1nl'd to c.t·orc 4., point~ 1n a la~i-~onJ 64-63 'KIM\
h 'Aa the ~'('ond straight night the
Sallo~ took II nght dO\\n lll thl'
buucr. ha' ina put Santa .\na 3" J\ ThursdJ~ night on a last-~ond hot ·o-5.
Thi~ time there v.as a "'nnkk a~
Coa h Jcrr' lN Busi.. ·s Sailor~ Oil''
'l-4 ku rn·mlortabl) ronung Jo"n
th tn:tlh. unh to ~ the Coloni~il'
make a run"' 1th lour 3-poinlcr\ 1n the
final fo ur minute\ to tJkc lhc kad.
\na hc1m. wh1 h had I J J-po1nll:I'\
1n 11\ ~m1 1inal\ '1l·tor). had '4:H'n of
them rnda\ hut 1n \he tinal ~nJ
11 "a' all ~"port Harhor. thanlo.41 to the Ll't·(1ra\ l·ombmation.
\nah\•1m "'a up b~ a 6'·6~ l'OUnt
und had a on~-and-onl' uPJkW'lt1n11~ at
the hnc -.ith 26 )Cl'onJ\ kf\. ~t the
attempt nw.~d and .. 1thout 1 ttm\'·
'
Malru 0or11n ISaOd~back)
An-tournament
Cherokee Parks (Manna ), Par Bagaleurian (Orange Lurneran), Oarvl COie
(Orange Lulheran), Corv Co1t1r1ne tOominguez), Josh Levine (Long Beach WilM>n),
Mark Wilkinson (Foorh1ll) Knari Johnson <Et Toro>. Rob Jonnion IEI Toro>. Tom
Weaver (Fountain Vallevl. 81~ Mazurle (Cap<sirano Valley), Scott McCOl'llle
(Cao1srrano Vallev), Mike Morris (Mater Oe1), Ju o11 Quinn (Marer Del) Craig
Marshall (Saddleback) Sean Simon (Saddtebllck)
their hu thng deknse constantl)
forced the Monarchs into bad shot
sclcct1ons.
The blocked shots b} Mar hall
seemed to make the Mon<irchs C\-
1 rcmcl~ hcsllant to pul up hots in the
pa1n1. Repeated!) 1hc Mona rchs
would get the ball and double and
triple pump before choosing 10 pass
oil rather than shoo1 in 1de.
The addkbad. offense or-
chestratcd b) po1n1 guard Sean 1mon
¥.as e\lrcmel~ patient in II') 1ng to
beat the ~fater Dct zone. The Road-
runners mo,cd 1hc ball around until
the~ could get do" n lo" to 1he1r big
center Malru Douin
The big d11Tcrence 1n the game "as
the rebounding ~ pecially on the
offens1\e end tor the Roadrunners.
ddlebacl had ~4 rebounds to the
Mater De1's 1.i.
"We did a homble job of boxing
out and keeping their pla yers off the
boards .. said McKniaht .
Though Mater De1 enJO)ed a si11e
difference at eve!) position. when the
ball was up there seemed to be fow #
Roadrunners hands on the ball. '
upposcdl~ 1n basketball it 1s better to
ha'e the big men because when t~
final minutes of the game come. the
big men arc still big while the smaller
quicker men get tired. -~
In the third place game:
Capistr&M Valley 8$, Fou ....
Valley 7t: Mike M<.'rli scored 18
points and Doug Weaver ( 13) and
Tim Hellbusch ( 10) ¥.e~ 1n double
figures as v.ell. but Capistrano a Ile)'.
v.1th Mike Mazunc (251 and Scott
McCorkle (21) firing at will. dropped
the Barons to IQ.-~ "llh their second
straight los
Hei6ht, youth ·give
Sealiawks thew.in
Cllrla Lee
t>ut lctt tht• SatlOf'\ "'cnt downroun.
Ll'\' th\' tournament MVP. m1Slfd a 7-footer. but (,ra, rebounded. He
bohhll'd the ball. but Ltt -.as thtrc to
Pl'-k up the NII and pu~rtd tht ball
up ark! 10 at lhe buucr.
(1ra~ "'as Harbor'' IC8dtr on the ~-...rJ\ "'1th .Hl rthuu~ and Pa• t>ari\h v.a\l·r\'d1tC'd •tth ~en aaem
tor ttk• S.1lon
l-4."'t lin1 h\'d •1th ~5 ~nt1 and
(1li1) had a k'lkln h11h 2. n>unent.
Ocean View takes
tournament crown
with 4 7 -46 victory
8~ TA~ GRASCH o..., ,.._. c ...... ,.a ...,,,
T"o . un~t league po"ers mc1 in
th<' lhampil)ll hip of the 7th annual
\t:mna-fd1 n Tournament.defend·
ing league champions Fountain Val-
k' .ind the upstart Ocean V 1ew
.,eaha" i..s In the end the taller.
'oungcr ·aha\\ks prc"ailcd 47"'6 l-mta~ n1gh1 at Ed1'<>n Hllh.
.. Ne,cr a doubt:· qui~ Ocean
\ 1c"' coa h Olhe Manin ... We ha' c
been 1n th1 1tua11on before (1n cl~ tt.Jnll~) and 1 told theJ•rts that they
could do rt and the} d :·
Hov.l''er the ~ahawks wiN have
Int le time tor eek~''°" IS tho sian 1c, uc pla' ne\t Thundly and hMt
fbunt.iin alle\ and thr •rons will
be out for rc,er\gt ·
.. I think "'e "'1n "''n 11." said &Irons
( Nk'h •r I Strausbura rrfmna to
their llJ'('Om•na rematch. "I think
v. hen a 1cam lottc5 a ck>lt 11mc. It
ma._~, th(m that more dttttmiftlf'd
lht 04:\t llfn( -'Ito. M' IOI off IO I ~ start. and n took ow dctrMt a
littlt v. h1k to Mop them. NPt lHM M .. ,n w rt"ad),"
.. This "as b} far the b1ges1 win
since I ha .. c been coaching here:· said
1artin ... To beat Fountain Valley
and wm th1 tournament are b11
achievements. but now ¥te mutt
<'ont1nuc to prove ourselves p mc
after game in kaguc and capture the
big pnu •·
t 13-2 Ocean View 'is off to the
best Man in its history. Almost
c' el) one of tlfosc '1ctoncs was cl<>te.
and man) ¥.ere romc-from-beh1nd
cfTon , and this game •as no uctp-
t10n.
The Scaha¥t-ks got out of tht blocks
qu1ckl> and build up a l.s-6 firsa
quan(r achana.,c. thanks ma1nty to
the play of ('OQtttc Smith. who hid
c11ht potnt1 in the first qU1ncr.
Fountain Valky found a way \0
contain Smith. -ho finished -1th 10.
and b) the md of the third quancr the
gllfn( WIS \tfd It 37.
Tht Citpnwntt of tht ltn10r domi-
nattd llrons rail) ~ tll~
11 the fftc throw lane. a thty IMdt 9
of 12 tlMMs ( 7j Ptf cent) co.Plftd •
Ocean v~·, 1ol16<:.:i'"'). M
tht chin&) ltnpc. E ofYvttte V....... wllo ... IS
and I01ttaa.-a..,.IM
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&a1n vJ:,. I
lttwL1 l tu ..... -.
la~denceln
elayoffs crltlcal?
Opinions differ .
Pnm 1'.'e AtMda&e4 Prest
Keith Bya" doesn't belie•• •he hyp<. @•Ill• And he d<X.-sn'\ believe in the past.
"I think playoff e"pmenct is over-,.,~:· the Philadelphia Eqlcs runnina .
back said. ··1t's still 4~ Men apinst 45 men."
Chicaao. which plays the Eaaks today in an NFC'
semifinal (Channel 2 11 9:30 a.m.). is 21+1 apinst
Philadelphia and has won four straight.
The Rears have made the playoffs four saraia,ht
ycan. Philadelphia is playina its
first playofTpme since 1981.
.. We're very loose." Eules
safety Wes Hopkins said. "We
havea lot of cocky guys.confident
guys. That's the way we an:. lfoM
person k>oks tight. we just rib him
until he loosens up and \hat's the
best way to be."
The Ea1Jes' las1 playoffpme
was a 27-21 loss \o the .New York
Giants in 1981. Chicago has lost a,an two •yoff openers since it won
the 1986 Super Bowl. Washin.aton beat the Bears. 27-13.
at Soldier Field two years aao and 21 -17 last snson.
In today's other game. ~attic is at Cincinnati in an
AFC semifinal (Channel 4 at I p.m.). On Sunday.
·Minnesota isat San Francisco in the NFC and Houston
is at Buffalo in the AFC'.
Dave Krieg. quarterback of the Scahawks. believes
experience will be a factor in his_pme. He'll be playina
his seventh playoff game while Cincinnati quartertMck
Boomer Esiason will be playina his first.
··rm in my ninth year. The one thing that is good
about that is I do have the experience factor.'' Krieg
said. "I've seen prelly much all the defenses and all the
things they can throw at you. and I'm able to adjust to
that and react to different thinp durina the course of a
pmc.T · r. I h' k · h. h ' .. he expcnence 11ctor. t in • 1s one t 1ng t at s
really helped me. We've been in these situations before.
We realize the importance 6f it. I think that will
~finitely be a help to us."
AHy Vaa Slyke, a Gold Glove outfielder for
the Pi11Sburah Pirates. on his brief career as a third
baseman: "[ct's say I was in intensive care. Then
they UP1radcd me 10 serious. then to stable. Then
they "'leased me from the hospital and sent me to
the outfield.··
Temple hires coach from Rice .
Jerry Berad&, whose Rkc football •
team was winless \hts season. will return lo •II•
Philadelphia as the head coach of Temple
University to bring "better things .. 10 the
school's struggling program. Temple officials said
Friday. Berndt. in Houston. confirmed tha\ he would
return to Philadelphia. where he spent a successful livc-
year slant as head coach at Penn. Temple Athletic
Director Curles Taieoka1 said Berndt will develop a
program tha\ S\alled under Bruce Arlaa1, who was
dismissed in November after his second consecutive
._ 7 season at Temple ... Arkansas Coach Kea Hatfield
has confirmed thal he talked with Georgia officials
about the Bulldogs' vacant football coachingJob. but he
insists he'll have nothing to say about the matter until
after Monday's Cotton Bowl game against UCLA.
Arkansas Athletic Director Fruk Broyles gave
Georgia permission earlier this week 10 talk with
Hatfield about replacing Vbace Dooley, whose resig-
nation is effective after Sunday's Gator Bowl.
Ferraro caps Whalers' rally
Ray Ferraro capped a third-period Iii
Hartford comeback by scoring with 6: 18 •
left to give the Whalers a 4-3 victory over
the Detroit Red Wings in NHL action
Friday night. Down 3-1 at the stan of the third period,
the Whalers scored three times to halt an eight-game
winless streak. Whaler goalie Mike Ll•C. who turned
aside 25 shots. held off a furious Red Win,a rally.
stopping Bolt Probert on a point-blank shot with I: 14 left ... In other NHL pmes: Mike Gartaer and Beaat
G11&af11on srored third-period goals I :33 apan to III\
the Washington Capitals 10 a 5-3 victory over the
Buffalo Sabres. The Capitals. who had blown a 2-0 first-
penod lead. go1 even at three when Gartner. fallina 10
the ice. banged home a rebound of his own shot with
3: 5 S to play for his second goal of1he game ... Brett Ball
scored on a slap shot with four seconds remaini~as the
St. Louis Blues overcame an early four-goal deficit to tie
the Minnesota Nonh Stars. 5-5.
RICARDO ...
IN THE BLEACHERS
I+\! I ·-=um-· M
KNEW IT! ~as
BEEN LISI~
Ml~!!
... And for th• remainder of hi• career he waa
merely known aa Earvin "Uluelon" Johnaon.
Vikings• Solomon aidellnecl
TUCSON. Ariz. -Vikings linebacker EIJ
Jesse Solomon. whose versatility makes e • •
him the Minncsotadcfense'sanswer to San •
Francisco 49ers running back Roacr Craia.
won't play in Sunday's NFL pla):'olTpme.
"I aggravated my knee.'' Solomon said Friday
from the Vikings' practice site. "Ray Bob will act the
stan."
Ray Bob is second-year pro Ray Berry. who also
started in Monday's 28-17 victory over \he Rams in the
NFC wild-card game.
Sports agent Abernethy cleared
The pmc-tamperina conviction of • Atlanta sports qcnt Jim Aber'Mdiy was
thrown out Friday by a state appeals court
that said prosecutors "utterly and c:om--
pletely" failed to show a law was broken. The Alabama
Coun of Criminal Appeals. 11yin1 the state's own
evidence showed Abernethy innocent. held that he
could not be retried on the cha~. Abernethy was
sentenced to one year in ~son and fined $2,000 after a
Lee County circuit court Jury con"icted him earlier this
year on a misdemeanor count of tamperiq with a
sports evenl . . . Evelym Aafri Olympic silver
medalist ln the 100 meters at ttle 1988 Seoul Olympic
Games. sianed Friday to compete in the Sunkist Indoor
Track Meet Friday. Jan. 20 11 the Los Anarln Sports
Arena. The meet includes several events for top prep
athletes in addition to the world class competition ...
The Los Anacles Dodarrs have qrccd 10 terms with
left-handed pitcher Dave Wal .. to an 1989 contract
with their Albuquerque farm club of the Pacific Coast
Leaaue. the team announced Friday. Walsh. 28. was
14-f with a 1.73 earned run averqc in 12S inninp for
Laredo of the Mexican Lcaaue last season ... Boxer
Mltcai Greea, whose driver's license already has been
suspended 54 times. was arrested early Friday on a
eharae of driving while intoxkated and a drul
possession charge. police said . . . Jau "CM CM R~1 has been named the 1989 Bob Jones Award
winner for d istinguished sportsmanship by the U.S.
Golf Association .
Television, radio
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11:30 r>.m. -COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Holldey
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Jl'romBl
you're Chris Shanker. I watch you all
the time."
The other Woods' quote was when
he had surgef) on his back and had to
s11 in the press box and watch the
pmcs. Russ Bolinger. who was hun
the previous year. said to Woody.
"Woods. I know what you'regomg
throuah having to watch all the games
from ihe press box."
Sanders continues
to prove his worth
Woods responded. "Boli. the only
thinal'm&Qinalhrouah is bucket of
KcntLlcky Fried Chic-ken at half-
time."
There'sanothcrcard and a name.
Russell Bolinaer. one of the hardest
hitters in the history of pro football.
In 1976. he recorded more one-hit
knockouts on special teams than
Oeorae Foreman and Mike Tyson
C\'erdid. We called him
"Mohammed Boli'' and Boli is not in
the quote HallofFame. he's in the
action Hall ofFame.
Afttta Monday practice in 1979. we had all come in from the cold fall
day. Oft'cnsi"e line coach Fred
HC>lllin was reminded that Boli had
not run his .. ssers (sprints from
1iddinetos1deline). Boli had already
undreucdand wasabout tOftt in the shower when lhey notified him that
he had to do his aa~rs.
Boli put on his football shoes. no
socks. and took his binhdl_y suit
outsktt to tun his 11*'1· Boli went
up the Silverdomc tunnel to the
outsktt partina lot. climbed ov~ the
chain linkpteand nin hispuen
11art naked.
Thttewaumokecominafrom his
body as we all watched in amu~
mcnt. You lhoukl have seen how
• camuly ht tot hi• naked 265-pound
-bodyovertflatl-foot chain hnkpte.
' Thncda:ys. 8o1111 makj• it aun
ac10t1fterdroppiQ1about 6' pounds
offllit fra~.
Back· s Holiday Bowl
performance makes
Wyoming believe
SAN DIEGO (AP) -Oklahoma
State's Barry Sanders cut. swerved
and powered his way throuah Wyom-
ina 1n the Holiday Bowl. and alona
the way made believers out of his
opponents.
"Sanders has a lot of moves. and he
deserves all the awards he got."
WyomlnJ defensive back Eric Col-
eman said Friday after his team lost
the shootout betW«n the two lctms
of Cowboys. 62-14 ... Evidcntlr,. he
sure ctrncd them aaain tonipt. •
Sanders. who ran away whh the
Heisman Trophy competition.
ripped 1hroup Wyomi~1 defew
for 222 yardsand five touc1downlon
29 camcs in just three quanen of
aaion.
··~ of the tniMrl told me I needed two or three ~ Aw IM
rctOrd (HoHdaY. Bowl Miit~--" of 225 _. ..... br SMU'I Cr9it
J1m11 fn 19IO). N dlll 4'dn'I..,. '"le'° ................ . ... Ull ... '° ....... ~." T .......... 1,.,.,.
at tM .1_ fllltCW tMI oa I
toucbdown .... ~ i• -dlhd
C)Ulfter that pu1 OkJMorna Slate ..,
Jl.·14. ··nere·, al1'1n opponunhill '°
brak one." •icr Slftdm. .. w, 1•
had to keq_pouncu,.. I can't 111-iMt
I'm any difrtttnl (thU other blCb). I
just go out and play hard."
The junior also rei~rated that he
would return next ye1r to Oklahoma
State. which is f'aCina NCAA sanc-
tions that are eitpccted to be harsh.
"My pl was to a11end Khool for
four years ... he said ... CofJese football
at thts level is fun and aJamorous. I'll
be back."
Wyomina coech Paul Ra.ch had
no excuses for his tam's per·
formanc:e.
"We were really dominated. We
were reall}' In a t;tialllfte for a quaner-
1nd .. ·half. but It turned a little bit in
the eecond ~uaner when Sanden '°' eome room. •id ROKh. -He was
evtrYthina u advenited -euona. quick. fui... .
~ae tM!r_ Jnite f'or Sinden
and lbi enti~ Otllboma 9'lll 1Quad. w~:=billMd._•lvn
fol'dlt ...... :th "h ..... tu•k ,. •• t •• "fl
rn.ra&i11 to 10 out Wit dti1." Mid w~...-..-.. .... we1-.-. .. vciel ........ Iii held bid..._ .. WtfYM~llftllanmed.
But I _pna you can t be llbalMd of
that You jutt tot to look blcll on the
wbole entire year and,;. dllM Ood rot tvcrythint tMI ......... to U1 eooct.
00Wt were wry IDnu••to• I 1·2. 1ndweailllaw1~llollllll ~-=?!1fli:"\1i ==~ ........ -,:..,= ••••
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P ~/ . ,, li ~ t ' .
Lakers win
battle of LA
Magic leads them by c tppers
for 21st consecutive time
Frem'heAINdli&MPnn
Maaic Johnson scored :M points and the Los An,eles
Lakcrs remained the NBA'sonly unbeaten aeam 11 home
this ason. defeatina the Los Anaela Ctippen 124-109
f rida_y niaht.
The La ken are I 0-0 at the forum and have beaten
the C1ippen 21 straiaht timn at home. ·
.. We have 11 pmn at the Forum this month. so it'l
a month for us to make some noise," said Laken Ca.ch
Pat Riley.
Johnson. who was I 4-for-14 from lhe foul line. was
impre$1ld with the Oippen..
"They're playint harder and have a lot more
weapons this season. he said. -They'll come up and
challenae us soon." Former taken star Norm Nixon, who suffered a
slipt ankle sprain when he fouled Johnson late in the
pme. also p~icted positive thinp for the Cli~rs.
"We are 1oin1 to play the Lakers four more times and
1 feel we're aoina to beat them." Nixon said. ''It's aoina to
take awhile for us to come totether. but look at the taken.
They've (Ot auys who ha"e played to,ether for nine and
10 years.
After Danny Mannina's dunk pulled the Clippcn
within I 06-10 I with 4:30 remainina. the takers went on a
18-8 burst to close the same. .
Byron Scott scored 20 points and James Wonhy had
19 points and a season-hip I 0 rebounds. Mannina scored
21 points and Ken Norma'n 19 for the Clippers.
The Lakers led 35-20 after the first quarter. The Cli~rs. who made only 10 of 31 shots in the opcnina
penod. connected on 11 of 14 field-aoat shots to start the
second quarter.
Cavallen 1%7, B .. let1 111: Ron Harper 1eored 22
points and Brad Douaherty added 2010 lead eipt double-
fiaure scorers as host Cleveland tied a team record with
1tieir eiatnh consecutive victory. B.Jl1 ltl, Pacen H: Michael Jordan scored 13 of his
31 points in the fourth quarter. includina six in a decisive
spurt. as visitina Chicaao handed Indiana its eiahth
consecutive loss.
The Clippers cut the Lakers' lead to 69-60 at
halftime. The Clippers' 40 points in the second quarter
were a scason-hiah and were tho most allowed by the
Lakers.
In other NBA pmes: · Jau lt!1 71en H : Karl Malone had 32 poin\I and 13
rebounds to tead Utah.
Celdel 111, Spvs It: Robert Parish had 3 .. points
and 19 rebounds as visitina Boston won for the 19th
consecutive time over San Antonio. The Celtica. 3-9 on
the road this season. ended a three-pme losin1 streak.
Plaao. ti, lldeta U: Joe Dumars scored 28 points
and sperk~ a I S-4 burst that clOsed the ftnthalfft>rhost
Detroit to take control. Dumars. who shot 12 for 19 from
the field. $COred eia,ht 1>9int1 durina the decisive spun.
Isiah Thomas addeet 25 for Detroit.
John Stoc~ton add~ 19 points and 13 assists and 7-
foot-4 Mark Eaton blocked 11 shots in helping Coach
Jerry Sloan to his IOOth NBA victory. Thur! Bailey had 17
points as the Jazz ended a four-aame losina streak apinst
the 76crs. S... lll,Net1 lff: Tom Chambers scored 33 points.
includint a pair of baskets in a 13-S fourth period spun to
carry vis1tin1 Phocniit past New Jersey. which had led by
17 point in the first period. New Jersey's Buck Williams
had 16 points and 16 rebounds.
Hawb 117,BllCb US: Dominique Wilkins scored 29
points and CtifTlevinaston sparked a late l~S run with
seven points as· Atlanta won its fourth straiaht. Moses
Malone added 25 points for the Hawks, and 7-1oot-3 Jack
Sikma led the Bucks with a season-hip 30 points.
includina five 3-pointcn.
N•ueta lff, Beat IS: Alex Enllish scored 24 points. Boneta lH, Kaid• 111: Robert Reid scored 23
points and Kurt Ram bis had 21 pointsand 16 rebounds to
lead Charlotte. Kelly Tripucka also scored 21 for the
Hornets. who sent New York to its fifth consecutive road
loss. The Knicks. leading the NBA's Atlantic Division.
have dropped lhree stTaiaht overall.
Michael~Adams added '20. i ncludina three 3-pointers
which extended his NBA record streak to 71 straiaht
pmes with at least one 3-pointer. to lead the Denver, and
Wayne Cooper broke the Nugets' franchite record with
I 0 blocked shots.
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Bruins bounce back to put
away North Texas, 99-84
use a 75-71 loser
to Tulsa; Arizona
ets y Pitts urgh . From TH Auodated Press
Freshman Don Maclean scored a
scason-hiah 41 points and Trevor
Wilson added 12 of his 20 in the
second half Friday night to power
UCLA to a 99-84 non-conference
victory over North Texas University
in the first basketball mcetina ever
between the two schools on the
UCLA campus in Westwood.
The Bruins. 7-2. comina off a last-
second upset defeat at UCI two ni&hts
earlier. combined poor ball-handlina
by the Easies' backcoun. and poor
outside shootina by North Texas into
numerous fast-break baskeu.
They also relied heavily on the hot
hand of Maclean. whose point total
was the hist-est for a Bruin this season
and 16 points hiahcr than any UCLA
player had in a pme last season.
North Texas. led by Deon Hunter's
23 J>Oints. sliced a l 3-point halftime
deficit to 53-45 on a Ricky Robenson
j_umper with 16:-'2 left in the pme.
But they never got closer. as Wilson
and Maclean combined for 17 of
UCLA's next 21 points to 1ive the.
Bruins a commanding 76-56 bulge
with 11 minutes left.
Pooh Richardson. who finished
with 14 points. hit a three-point shot
and Maclean converted a North
Texas turnover into a thrcc--point
play in a span of seven seconds for an
8s.60 lad. UCLA's la~t of the
pme. with eipt minutes left.
The EasJes ran off 11 stnii&Jtt ~infltocut the~ficit to 14with S:23
left but Maclean hit a couple o(
jumP.CfJ in 1 38-sccond span to shon-circuit the rally.
Robenlon and Donald Williams arked the &pet to I 17-13 lead in the ftnt 1even minutes of tbc ftnt
half. but the defendina Soulhlud =fl tence champlons bepn
111 up the ball near their own
And their perirneter~na
offense went cold. UCLA capitalized.
~orinJ I 0 ma.ipt points to build a
s1x-po1nt margin.
North Teus. 3-6, rallied within
. two points on a pair of free throws by
Hunter with S:08 left in the half. but
that was as close as they came the rest
of the night. UCLA. paced by
Mad.can's eight points. went on an
18-7 run to take a 49-36 halftrmt lead.
The Eaales were playing their
second pme in a row wilhout
freshman forward Ronnie Morgan.
their second-lcadina scorer. w'ho had
been declared academically Ineligible
by the sch_ool. Mora.an will seek an
academic waiver when University
officials return to campus on Mon-
day. ,
Maclean. a ~I 0 forward from
nearby Simi Valley. smashed the old
UCLA sinalc-aame record for points t>Y a freshman set in 1979-80 by Rod
Foster with 28.
tn pmes involvirtg Pac-10 teams:
T1llu n. S..dlen Cal 71: Jamal
West scored 20 points, includina a
pair of free throws with five seconds
left in the pme. as the Golden
Hurricane ~fcatcd the Trojans for
fifth place at the Rainbow Classic.
Center Ray Wi•rd added 16
points for Tulsa, which improved to
6-4. Michael Scott and Lamont
Randolph each contributed I 0.
Anthony Pendleton paced USC with
24 points. includina seven 3-point
shots. Ronnie Coleman added 16 for use. which dropped to 7.s.
USC tied the pme al 6S-6S when
Pendleton ca{'Ped a 7-0 run by
sinkina a 3-poenier with 3: 10 left to
olay. He had 1P9rked the streak with a
3-point baltet after Mart Giorai pve
Tulsa a 6~'8 lad with ~:46 to IO on a
J..poin1 bucket. Tul11 took the lead
for aood on its nnt pc>llftlion when
Wh_'llrd hit a I J..(oot jumper with
I :50 left on the dock. ~ ............ II: In
Tunon. Sean Ellioet ICOfed a record-
brakina 36 points and ll'lbbed t3
rebounds as No. 8 Arizona domi-
naeed Piulbur&h to win its founh
Fiesta Bowl Cfauic baskC1ball tour-
nament.
Arizona. 8-1 . the defendina Pa·
College bask~
cifio-l 0 champion, took the lead for
aood. 25-24. with 7:06 left in the fint
half on an Elliott 3-pointer. Elliott
broke the tournament scorina record
of 33 points set Wednetday niaht by
Gerald Hayward of Loyola of Ch\·
cago and bettered his career high of 35
points stl in 1987 apinst Stanford.
Pitt. the reianina BJJ East c ham-
pion. dropped 10 ~-The si. East is
now 2-2 in the tournament.
Stuford It, V•erMJt II: Howard
WriJht scored eight of his 28 points
dunn1120-2 Stanford run to o pen the
second half as The Cardinal. 8-3. hit
22 of 28 second-half shots for 79
percent from the field and captured
the championship of the Music City
ln\lttational. Adam Keefe had six
points for Stanford.
Pea 71, W..._.. It: Tyrone
Gilliams hil two free throws and a
dri vina layup in the final 2: 14 as Penn
rallied to ed_ac the Huskin for third
place in the Palm Beach Classic. Walt
Frazier scored 19 points to lead Penn.
3-4. which broke a three-pme losin&
streak. Eldridae Reasner came off
the bench to score a season-high 28
points for Washinpon. 3-6. which
lost its fourth stniiaht pme.
In pmes involvina Big West
teams:
St. Mary'1 II, Cal State hUen.ta
II: In Fullerton. Dan Curry scottd 21
points and had nine rebounds and
Roben Hausen added 14 points to
lead St Mary's to a non-conference
victory.
Al Lewis' jumper five minutes in10
the pme pve the Gaels. 10-1 . a 6-4
lead and St. Mary's never trailed after
that.
The Gaels then outscored the
Titans. S-4. I ~6 over the neJtt nine
minutes to build a 10-point lead in the
first half.
Wilh (WO minutes left to ao in the
pme. 1he Gaels had a 14-point lead
with the score 11 64-50.
The Titans rallied (or seven poin11
with Mart Hill makina a ahree-
pointcr and David Moody hlttinj a
Jumper and rd>oundint a milled free
throw. but Fullerton's late rally fell thon.
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men 11), LA. Lalttrs 61 IJOhnson, A.C. GrHn 6). Au lsls-L.A. Cli-s 32 (Nixon 111, L A
Lelltrs 19 (Jonnson 141. Tolel 10\lls-LA. Clio-
_, 26, L A. Lektrs 19. T K hnk•l-L.A L•lltrs
illeHI defens.. A-17.SOS
COLLEGE MEN
S.Caf C ..... fl, CS s.n a.m.rdlno M
(-·C~)
cat S'9te sa s.c• c .....
.. " pf "' .. " pf "' Welkins I O 3 3 Hill S 4 o 14
Ouncen 8 I 4 II Dixon ' S I IS Webb 3 0 2 7 Scruggs S O 3 10
Soarks 3 O I 7 Mounce I I 2 3 ~Ion o O I O Gredev '1 o O 4
Rowe I I 2 3 MansfltlO 4 2 2 II
Bettlga o o • o Lulldv 4 4 3 14
Werren 13 14 3 40 Bickmore a 4 4 20
Hfckev • O I I
Totels lJ 1' 2i 16 Tolels lJ 20 IS 91
Helfllme: Cal S1e1e Sen Bernerellno, 40·31
3·oolnl g oe rs. Ca l S le lt Se n
Beroar<1lno-Welkln1 I, Duncan I, Wet>O I,
Soarks I, SoCel Co!teoe-Oh1on 2, Mensllefd I,
Lunov 2
T Khnk•ls: None
C~NfTY COLLEGE MEN
Goldeft We1t 105, ,......... Y*v tS
(Dft.nT~I
0.....'Wetlt ........ v...., ........ .. .....
Devis I I 4 3 Ttiomoson I I 4 •
Mttr·Slch 7 6 I 20 Ft1lhrsln 7 I l 16
Kreos 10 I 4 21 W1ls.on 1 9 2 23
ChelT\PO!'I t 2 • • BrOOlls ' 11 1 29
Yemate l 2 4 14 Eooenon 6 2 I 14
Moaer 7 O 3 14 Culver • I J 9
Anelet'son 6 4 2 IS
Rice 2 J I I
Jenkins I 3 4 s
Tolall 31 22 21 IOS Toleis 34 2S IS 9S
Helflime GolOtn Wtsl, S6·41
l ·POinl voals'GOIOto Wesl-Yeme tt •. Rlu 1; Anltk>Pe Ve11ev-n 1omoson I, Fe.1nenton I.
Technleelt None.
HIGH SCHOOL IOYS
S.ddleblCll 57. Mllt.r Del 5.3
(0rM91 HeldllV OIH lcl
S.ddlelMl<lr Mlltet' Oet
Simon
Mer She ll
OOlltn
Moore
Gelbtrt
OtMou
w 1nlams
.. " ... "' .. " pf Ip 4 O S 9 MOrrls 6 2 2 16
• 6 s 14 Kericn 2 • 2 a
7 I • I 5 Stone o o 2 O
3 0 J 6 R 111<1on I 10 2 13
J S I ll Quinn llS3
0 2 0 2 Bovie 4 l I II
0 0 I 0 Anclrtl 0 0 I 0
Bovo 1 O l 2
Totals 21 14 19 S7 To111s IS 71 II S3
Scwe lllY Oven•n
SedelleOeek 11 14 13 ll-S7
Mllltr Oet I 14 13 It-SJ
l ·POtnl goals Seoellebeell-Simon I Meltr
Del-Morris 2, Rtllelon 1
Ttchnlcels; None
~tnne Y*v IS, Ftuntalft Y ... v 70
(Or .... H ... V 0.H k )
~V.... f~Vllln ......... .. ......
80lme I o 4 2 T Weaver 3 o S I
McCorkle I 3 • 21 Corcoran 2 l 4 9
M<C.uehev 2 2 4 6 COOk 2 J o 7
KOllotf J 4 0 10 Murden! I 2 4 s
KOii l 2 J 9 Mtrll 7 4 3 11
Mlluurle 7 11 2 2S Heltl>UKh 3 3 0 10
Fell o o 2 O Nguven O O 2 O
Hurnev 4 2 2 10 H09a n O O o O
SIOlltr I 0 0 2 0 . W11ver 4 2 I 13
S.ercv O O O O Totalt ff 24 21 I S Totals 22 17 19 70
SCwe bY Oven.rs
C•o'1lreno Velley 20 17 20 21-IS
Founle ln Vellev I I 19 II 22-70
l ·POlnr goals. Ceolstreno Vellev-McCorkle 2, Kost 1; Founleln Vellev-T. WHVtr 2,
Corc«an 2, Murdent I, Helll>UKh I, O. Weaver
3.
Technleel1 None.
Ne•.-t H•rtMw. M, A""*"' •l
(C..-T..,_..,.,. dWnfll tlll9l
............ AMMlnl
L" DeButll Gray
N9uven
Perllll
Lone MIM'llntl Wlllemt
Fr.men
Totals
....... .. ....... 10 4 4 2S larOlto 2 4 2 9 t O t 2 Alverea 2 O 2 S
1 6 4 n Ce11ro 4 10 J " 4 0 ) 9 llatr 9 0 I 19
2 0 3 4 Zemoeno 3 o o 9
I O 3 2 F«nendtr I o o 2
0 0 ' 0 • 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
26 10 19 64 Totals 21 14 14 63
kert ... °""""' NewflOfl ~ 13 10 IS ,..._...
Allellllm I t 2 13 30-'"'3 l·P01111 9Mll: ~" 1. N9Uven 1 ZemNno 3, lenlllo I. Alverez 1, Cnrro I, llalr I
Tecllnkell ~.
New"'1CIWtltlM56, YaltY LlltMrM S4 (UY .. LMll'9rWI T _ _...,
....... Qrtlllllt M Veit¥ LlltlltrMI
BaMMll
Clatk ,.,. ...
VIM!
HUmNI'
Andrews
Curto O'lrlen
•inc.h Totall
........ .. ......
9 4 212 OIAlll J0 36
I 4 2 20 HHcll S 0 I 10
1 2 4 4 Ven llllnt 2 O 4 •
0 0 3 0 L. Ellt4 l 4 S 10
O 3 I J D Ellt4 7 7 J 17
000 0 Dale 0000
0 000 ~7307 J I ? 7 Pllnlle't 0 0 I 0
0 0 0 0 21 14 14 S6 Totell 22 10 17 W
SC.. ft,.,..
.....,I C11t1.i1a11 ll IS 11 11 2 f-5'
.,...., Lu'"""' I n 10 It 7 t-W ,...,, ..... Nofle
TICftlllcMI Hollt
...... ~ '9¥1 IC.,_ """'" .... "" c.... Otillli:•• °"* , .. ._ ... , '"'" w, Delw .... ,,. (#lrl!I
flieftele ... fdllOll • "'*" 1..a .,_,. I I, L"""9 ._ n l"""I "'"*" ess n 9"Ctl I, Slftfa (lire I. forf9tl (~ c ...... Mer ti, L .. Alemi!OI 61 (c.-....._,
c ....... L.-...... " '''"'' ....... ~ "· 0--. ........ 51 ll)lfl)
COLL.Ge ~N Geeres We ....... 53, UCI 41
(W •CI I W I
W........ UCI ....... .. ...... Dovie
Mc.Ard/ta Earlev
Vedelund
ltllev
Lenham
l0 J6Jonnton 0030
l 4 0 10 Mffr ·K•nnell 0 0 I 0
9 7 3 20 Perks 7 '1 I 16 7 I S S AhlSltdl 2 0 3 4
' 0 I 12 LiH rr•H I 1 2 n
0 0 2 0 OOUIV 0 I S I
Untrtd I o 2 2
HobOs 1 007 Totals 23 7 14 53 Tol•ls 19 4 17 ..
Halfllme: WeShi"91on, 33-22.
3·POint 90ell. UCt-Lla rr... 6.
Technical\: None.
COMMUNITY COL~EG• WOM•N
Goldeft WHt 112. Mt. SM JKll:te 64
(Dft«t ........... )
Mt. SM Jac.llW G-... WMt
Brown
Grindle
W•neeke
Pirelli PiHr
Feulllner
SPflnltel
......... .. .....
4 0 0 I Jonnson I 0 2 1' I 0 1 2 Pav,,. 2 0 I 4
2 0 0 4 Cox. I 0 0 2
I 0 I 2 Jackson I 0 0 1' II S 2 27 Swenson S O 0 10
3 0 2 6 Gonclrnor 10 I 0 21 7 I 3 IS Stiger 7 0 I 14
Hem1llOl'I 0 0 I 0
Jtnllln\ I I 4 3
To1ou 13 O I 26
To1e 11 29 6 9 64 Totals SS 1 10 112
Helfllme; Golden Wtsl, S7·32
l•POlnt voats: None.
Ttchnlcels: None
HIGH SCHOOL GtRLS Ocun YieW U , Feum.111 YaltY ..
.,.(MerlM-1._ T~)
'euntaill Y*v . oc-View
His.ke Bigler
Fox
Workman
Ybarra
Barrow
Lemor1111r
Totels
.. ,,.,.,. feftpffll ' o 3 9 Collins I O O 2
O 2 o 2 Hesemann • 3 t 11
O O I O Nunez 3 3 J 9
2 6 3 10 Smllll S 0 2 I 0
1 I I IS Sullivan 4 I 3 9
I 0 3 2 TakldO 2 0 1 4
.. 0 1 • Wolfe I 0 I 2 II 9 12 46 To1e1s 20 7 I I 47
Scare bV Ouarter1
Founteln Valley 6 19 12 ,_..
Ocean View IS 13 9 10-47
H•lflime: Octeo View 28, Foun1e111 'llelltv ts
l ·POlnl goal\: Foun11in Vellev, Hl1eke. Ocean 'llltw none.
T tchniclllS: None.
Mllt.r Oei SI, ~.... 51
(MerfM·EdtMft T___,.)
K..... Meter Del
""pf"' ......... Gomer O O 3 o McOonelcl 4 O S I
Jobl\Mlfl 0 0 2 0 ArbOtl 0 0 I 0
Jensen 2 2 3 6 Manto I l o S
Eulertv S lJ S 23 Moelltr I I 2 J
M. He ult tr t 0 I 16 O' 8ri.ti I 10 3 26
R. Heulltr 2 0 3 4 Merlln 3 4 4 10
CartlOll 0 0 2 0 Burkhelltr 3 0 I 6 ~minero 1 O 2 2
TotelS 18 IS 21 SI To1e1s 20 II 16 SO
Scare bv Ouerterl
Ke lella
Merer Oti
3·oolnl goals. None
Ttehnlcals· None
9 4 11 10-SI
16 12 ' 21-sa
MllriM O, LNr• 41
(MeriM·ldlseft T__,_..)
MllriM Leere
Yorl<e
Ot'Q.Ko
Soer11s
SOrt1no
Krause
Bein Ono
Wright
Mevers
To1e1s
.. "Of .. l I 4 1
1 ' 2 J I 3 I S
6 6 3 II 2 4 0 8
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
I 0 0 2
0 0 0 0
.. "pf ~ Yosh101<a 3 3 4 lu
Niteo O o o o
T1IU\ 4 0 4 8
Soarl<s 3 O • 6 Rola nd 7 0 S 14
Leonero o O O O
Btrven I I 2 3
14 IS 10 43 Tolels 11 • 19 •I
Scon by Ouerttn
Marina 9 lJ 10 I 1--43
Loera 4 II 13 13-• 1
J·POinl 904 'S LOlre-Yosll.oll• 1
T tchn1cals Loar• coecn
Estancia 62, Cesta Mesa 32
(CMte Mes. T~)
E1tMde Ceste Mt'8
Tunnicltflt
Eerie
Keves
Lum0k1n
Suzuki
Sunoto
Cororev
Tru1lllo
Sweet
.... pf.. ..fl pf tp
Oll l Gooo l 4 S 6
S 3 J 13 Moore 4 1 2 10
• O O a Surmon I O 4 2
S 3 O 13 Tr Nguven I O S 2
I I s 3 Tll N9U\ltn 2 2 0 6
I l 3 S Ausltn 1 2 6
S 3 I lJ Brve nt 0 0 O
I 0 3 2 Nichols 0 0 0
2 0 0 4
Tote" 1• 14 16 61 To111s II 10 1'l l2
Sc.ere bv Ou•r1ers Estancia
Colle Mtso • 21 20 13-6?
4 8 II 9-32 l ·ooin1 goals None
h chniea1s None
Canvon S9, Sutdlebacll •9
(Cn t• Mtsa Tou"*'-'l
canven S.dllltMck .... .,.. .. ......
6 l 0 16 M MeVltekl 6 I 2 13
I O 0 1 A Mllvflelcl 6 I 3 13
Erl<nt>rck.
Htr109
Remlrez
Rtlvne
MOore
ZebOrniek.
Ven Horn
Fra nke
4 o 1 e Lerrive 2 O 3 4
• 0 I 16 Andrews I 0 0 'l s o 1 10 Sarmlenlo • 0 7 I o J 1 J Rekow1ch J 'l 0 I o o 4 OI Urstrv 0 1 I I
2 0 ' 4 Tolels 26 6 9 Sf Tolels 1'l S 11 •9
Scwe bY Oven.rs Cenvon 4 23 11 1-s9
Sllddltbck I 12 16 13-49
l ·POtnl voalt. Cenvon-ErkenC>tKtl I
Technicals. Moore
Hittl s~ tif1S Kores
TOUltNAMENTS MeftM •• ._
(et I ._ Hltfi)
Ocean 'll•ew 47. Founteln V1llev 46 (cnem·
Pionsll1p)
Maler Del SI, Ke l.tte SI (th1ro)
Foolhill 41, Long Beecn Wilson 46 (t1llhl
El Toro 54, Mission '111t10 49 (sevenlhl
Marina 43, Loert 41 (consOletion)
Veltnci• S6, Esoeren11 36 (l llhl
CMta Mes.
(et Cn te MMe Hltfil
Coofslrtno Valley SS, MOl'lltOello 25 (flr\11
Schurr 63, Norlh Torre nce 42 (ltllrdl
Sen Clt mtnlt 37, Trebuco Hiiis 29 Clillnl
•Eslencfe 62, Co\te Mesa 32 Cw ven1111
Cvoress 56, Tustin SO (conlOlallon)
Cenvon 59, s.odleOeck 49 I 1 llhl
NFL•""5
CONflftENC• S•Ml'INALS
TMlrs Gamet
PhtlaeltlOf'lle el CllteffO (Chennel 2 e l 9 lO
e m J
See llle e r C1nc1t111all ICllenftll 4 el I o m I S...r• ca.-Houston e t Buffalo (Channel 4 el 9 30 • m I
M1nneso11 er Sen Francisco CCllanntt 1 e1 o m )
CC*F•••NCll , .. ALS ""'*•· J-. • AFC cnemotOl'lihltl, TIA
NFC cnemo.on•h•O, TBA SU..•• IOWL s..v . .-.n
l•t Jet ....... StMlwft, .....,..,
13ro SUP« l owl (Channel 4 er 1 om I
"
,.
NACM 80WL CT-.., A.._)
towe 16·3-ll "' Nerltl Cetolifte Slate
(7·3· 11. It a m IC'-'91 11)
NTOll 80WL , .......... _._ .... ,
CO-tia 11-J-Ol "' ~ S..te 16· .. ll. S Pll'I IE~I
NALL Of< fSAM9 llOWL
(-....etT-.,..._l
LOUI'*'-Sfett 11-l-OI n Syracuw (9·2·01,
10 • m !Chellnel 41 cmun llOWL
(-y at ONMe. ..... ,
CltMson (9·2·01 v1 O.lefloma 19·2·01. 1010 e m (ChatMWI 71
COTTO.. IOWL
(MM9y .. Dlllel l
Arkenws (10-1·01 vs. UCLA (9·2·01, 10:30
a m. ICl\anntl 21
fllSTA IOWL (MeMeY et T..,.., Atll.I
Norr• Dame ( 11 ·0·0) YS WHI Vfrg,nl•
( 11·0·0), 2 p m (Channel 41 •os& IOWL (MeftMy ............ ,
Michigan 11-2-1) VI USC 110-1-01. 2 pm (ChenMI 7)
SUGU IOWL
(MeMay et New OftNMI
Florlda Slele (10· 1·0) vs. Auburn 110-1·0),
S.30 om CChenntl 71
OltANG• IOWL
CMMmy •t Mleml)
Ntbre\ke lll-1-01 VS Miami, Fie. (10·1·0). S.30 P.m ICheooet 41
JA .. AN llOWL
(JM. 14 et YelleMme. "-I TBA IESPNI
HULA IOWL (Jaft. 14 ., ........,,
I om CCne nnel 41
EAST·WIST SMINE CLASSIC
(Jaft. IS et ~) Noon (Channel 71
S•N• IOWL
(JM!. 21 ., MeMe, AAA.)
I e m (MIZIOUI
HOLIDAY IOWL
OtrlMclma St•te 62, Wyoming 14
Scwe ltV Ouartln
0-lenorne Sreie r 10 28 17-62 Wvoming. 7 o 7 0-14
OSU-S.nelers 33 run IBl•ncnero kick)
Wvo-Welnlek 4 run (Fleming kick)
OSU-Se nelers 1 run (Blencl"lero kick) OSU-FG Blencnaro 33 .
OSU-Perker 12 oess from Gunov (Blenchero kic1<)
Wvo-Welnlek 4 run (Fleming klcll)
OSU-S.lldtrs 67 run (Blanchard kick)
OSU-Sal\dtf\ I run CBle ncnerd kick I
OSU-S.lldtrs to run CBlencherel kick) OSU-FG Blencnero 19
OSU-OykH 25' oess from Gunel't I Blencnero
k1ckl
OSU-C.Smltn S run CBlencherd kick) A-t0,711
TEAM STATISTICS
OSU Wve F1rs1 Clowns 34 14
Rusnes·v•rels S1·320 30·33
PHSt"9 371 171
Rtrurn Varos 20 o
Como·Alt-1n1 i•·29·0 16·32·2 Punrr O·O 6· 37
FumDles·LOSI 1-1 l·O
PeneJt,.s·Yeros 3·3S 4·30
T 1me of Poueu1on 33 11 26 •9
INOJVIOUAL STATISTICS
RUSHING--Olllenome SI. S.noers 29-m .
Gunov 6·30. L1moroc1< 1·3S, Brown 3·12, Wilson
2·S. Smitn l·S. Huc:l\on 2·3. Wvom.119, Gunn
1· 19, J~ 2· 19, Bene 2·S. G~ ?·(m inus II. Weln1ek IS·(m1nus 31. Dawson 2-Cminus 6)
PASSING--Oll!enom1 St . Gunov
20·24·0-31S, S.noers 1·2·0· 17, C Smith 3-3-0·46
Wvom•no. Wein••" IS·30-2· 164. Frtsoues O·l·O•O, Corontzos 1-1·0·7
RECEIVING-OklellOme St., OVl<H 10·163.
S.lldtrs 2·36, LemCYick 2·31. P•rktr 2·20,
GrHn 1·1, HU01on 1·42, Gunov I· 17, cnaolin
I· 17, Viet I· 16, Brown 1-16. Kellh I· 13. Wvom·
1no, Gl1>son 4·37, Ousseu 3·31, Klloa1rtc1r l ·'16
G11more 2·30, wooo 2·10, Meck 1·24, Bena 1-13
NHL
f ridlY'1 Scerws
Hertforo 4, Oe1ro11 3
Wnri.n91on S. Buff•IO 3
M.n,,.sot• s SI LOV•S s
TMeY'sGemel
Cht<:e90 e t N"" York Ren11trs. 10 JS 1 m
New Jtrt.tv at P111s0urgn 11 JS • m
PMeeltlPl1>8 a t 8utlel0. H IS 0 m
Wesll1"9tOl'I at New Yorll lslanotrs. 4 OS om
Herlforo 1t Oetro•t 4 3S om
MOnlrH I et Eomon1on. s OS p m
W•nn oeo •I CelOery SOS om
Queoec 11 Toronto. SOS o m
SI lOU•S al M1nneso1e, S:lS Pm
~y'SGafMJ
Toronlo •I CJllC•llO. s JS 0 m
Monlrtel el Vancouver, 7.0S o.m .
Mellclav's GamM
P111souroh •• Wesh1ng1on. 10:35 • m
SI LOU•S ., Boslon. 4.lS 0 m
H.,llorel el New York llt•"9frs. •JS o m
Edmonton e l MlnnHOte, S.JS o m .
0..., ,.. flsNne
DAVE Y'S LOCKER ( ... w_, BNdll -J
ooa1s 121 ang~s ~J cPO 3 ca ·co Dass 6 H~o oess IS mackt rei 410 l>•ue otrc11 u
sneeosneeo I so t I soan.s11 !eC" 7 ..,,, •t •·s" NEWl"OltT LANDING -1 ooa•s ~7
anglers I sero °""· 21 oonoto 7S m.te•e<• I 7 rock ltsn. 131 K uti> n 4 sl\ffos11eao 3 sot
9• olue oercn 1 h119 cPO
Friday's tr.nsacttens
8 ASEIALL
Neftenal LNeue
LOS ANGELES OOOGERS-Aerff<I to terms w1tn Dave Welsh ottcht r, on e 1919
con1rae1 w11n Alououe•oue ot lht Pacific Coast
LHOUt
BASKETBALL
Contintfltel .. sltetbell LNllU«
TOPEKA SIZZLE RS-Nam~ M kt Rt ev
neao coach
HOCKEY
Netlanal He<k.V LH9Uf 8Uf.FAL0 S~BRES-Recal eel Ke<> Pt ts•·
lev Ctnltr encl SC011 Mercetlt t it '"""0 from
Rocne sttr ol '"• American Hoc'tv LHOu•
WINNIPEG JE TS-TreOtO Rev NNtt o
ri9n1 w.n9 to the Bos1on Br111ns tor Mot
Le me v ~II ..,,ng
Ot.nge eo.t DAILY PILOT/~. Decmr ... 31, , .. ..
Coast Christmas Classic
lrvlftt S4, 0.. H91 IS
(Chmll 14)
0-" .. IMtw
Dells
ONeill
Llovd
Sotzuoco Fedeltfl
11.Chllelrftr
Earnest
h vior
JOM50n
Barton l(urt1
V1von1
Total•
.. " ... I 0 3 1 0 2 0 ,
' 7 , 14 0 0 I 0
3 0 .. 7 0 0 0 0
2 I 2 S 0 I 1 I
0 0 I 0 I I 0 4
0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
Trou1
OU"mevtr II M<>'le
J ~
Ah<tcl 0 L111er •
Be•ns
B l.l!Ol\ll
M l •llltr
Ma"-'
.. .. ... . I 10 0 I?
J 2 1 •
J ' , 1 I 3 J S • 0 'l 13
I 0 I 1
' ' 0 3 I 0 1 2
0 'l 0 2
0 0 0 0
IJ 1 16 35 To111s 17 19 11 S4
Scert bv OU.'1ers Dene Hills 6 I 7 14-35
Irvine 19 1. 11 16-54
3·001n1 llOelS Oe n1 H1lls-F~oen I. l erlon I lrv1n-Allrt0 I
Ttehn1ce1, None
Corona de4 Mu 62, Los 41amttos 61
(CenM!etien ""Ml
C•eN dll Mar lM AIMlltM
.. ttPlto ........ Cw•trll'I•• I 0 2 20 Gr1111am I 2 2 4
Herr1"9lon • o 2 12 w ~ J o I 9
J•cllson 3 3 • 9 Co" ·s• a J 2 20 Sora n J S 3 ll Potts O 2 2 2
We Jonnson 4 O J I Overoet• 1 S 1 9
Pllt!e 0 0 3 0 Neoolt•e"O ii 7 I ll
Freoerico.s O 0 O O Stockwt I 0 I 2
Wt JOM50n 0 0 0 0 CllHfO<O I 0 1 2
Tote•s 2S I 17 62 To11•s to 20 12 61
SCOf't DV Olll rten
COICI"• Ot Met 21 16 13 11-6'
LO\ A••"'•'Ol 16 16 10 9-tl
3 00 I'll llOt•S Coron;i ~ Ma.-Cw·tr"'" a 4 Lo' A01m11os-w.1son I
TKnn.co•s NC'ne
Minion Yi.io 61, ~ Hoover S2
I ll"' ~e filleb)
Mis'*t VI.;. GMMa1t H-
E Cramer
Tenner
M Cramer
Ame vo
BUIChll.o
Wiiiie ms
~rk
Tote ls
.. ft Of '1> ll fl P111»
4 0 I 8 H1llmal) 13 3 3 30
4 o 1 a P1ni..nev • l 1 11
6 2 I 14 Zerifften 0 0 I 0
3 • J 10 Woroen 2 2 4 , 6 6 4 I 16 Wang 0 I 3 l
I o I 2 Gonzalez o o I o
I I .• J ' No~t1neo '1 0 3 • 25 11 II 61 To11ls 71 9 11 S2
Sc•rt bv Ou•""' Mlu 1on VttlO 2• • IS 14-61
Glen<l•le Hoover IS 6 20 11-52
l ·oo1nt QOalS G•endl lt 1'100Vtr-H 11me" I
T tellmce ts None
MVP Bryan Allred
MVP
Bryan Allred, lrrine
All-tourney
Jobn Hillman, ffoo•er
ll1ke Cartl9, &etancla
Pat Nel8on, Lacuna fflll•
llatt fferrlnaton. Cd.II
Chrla Delfa, l>ana Hiila
Bryan lla.rpby. ltdUon
Ste•e Danmeyer, l.rriJae
Jobn Lloyd, Dana Hilla
Kacey Brown, LB Jordan
Ste•e Lacu, Hta. lleacb
Est~ncia '4, Ellteft • ,,,.. "'*-...... )
•4iMll ....... .. fl.... .. .... Tnooe
Tv.-r M11on~
Mafl-•11
A B•••O $nwS«
B 8e•ro
Co1C1oug'1
To1e1s
4 12 9 SchOIH 001 0
3 1 S 1 M<Oe111ti 2 0 0 S
4 I 3 9 !tier J 4 I 10
S I 2 11 Curt•S 4 6 l 14
0 0 2 0 Hertc1•1 3 • 4 12
1 0 0 1 HH S 1 0 0 ) 0 0 0 0 •
0 0 2 0
11 • 16 31 Totals 13 16 10 u
Sc-bv ,..,.*"
EC11son I I 10 S 10 2-31
ESlel'lC•e 11 3 1? 9 1-u
3·001n1 goa1, E11enc••-McOerut1 1 ...... , 1 TteM•C•" None
Cvprtn 42, Laguna ... di 4 t
( lltll l"lec• .,.. ,
CVPl'tSI La..-8Hdl
Tr1n•<llO
Flower,
Jonnson
Smith
C•tt•iste n
Watson
Rice
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COAST CHRISTMAS CLASSIC .. a From Bl Bryan Murph) of Edison ~nding 11
into overtime "1th a 16-footer "llh
1:04 left .
In the consolation champ1onsh1p:
CorOlla del Mar 1%, Los Alamitos
61: JelT Ja<.·kson hn a 4·-foot shot \\1th
I: 15 to account for the final scoring.
and the Sea K1n~s held on for the "In.
Lo Alamitos fina l oppor1un1t> to
score the "tnning basket "as denied
when C dM's Brian prau tied thl' ball
up ""h four seconds remaining to
gi ve 1he St'a Kings possession.
Corona had lost a 60-57 lcad m the
final moments when the Gnnins·
Robert Conlisk hit a fi eld goal and·
.\nthony apohtano added t\\O frl.·e
throws to pul Los Al 111 front. 61-60
Matt Cw1ertn1a led th~ Sea King .
7-5. with 20 points. "h1lc pratt
added 13 and Man Hcrnng1on 12
The (Jnllins ... 5-9. "ere paced b)
1un1or ( onlisk and apohlano "11h
20 and 13 po1n 1s respect I\ cl)
In 1hc 11 lh-place game:
Cypress 4t, Lagana Bue' 41 : The
~n1sts. 5-6. endured another rold
quarter. sconng1ust one field goal in a
Sl\·poin1 fourth period and "ere
unable 10 hang on to a slim lead
On Thursda\. Laguna Beach man-
aged JUSt a pair of free th ro"s in the
third quane.r .of a-62-4 7 loss to Los ~lam11os. John Tre' 1no "a the
game's top scorer "ith 15 points.
The Ccntunons. 4· . were led b)
Gabe Trinidad and \1ark Johnson
"1th I 3 points each.
In the I 3t h-place game:
Mission Viejo 'l. GlendaJe Hoover
S!: HooH·r"s all-tournament scloc-
t1on John Hill man orcd 30 points.
GIRLS BASKET BALL .;. From Bl
\\as short ll\ed. ho"e'er and Ocean
V1e\\ qu1ckl> mo' ed bac~ on top .• ind
u.as up b) three ".11h a m1 nutl' kf1.
"hen the Barons' tan H 1saka h11 a
three-pointer to 11e the game at ~6
H1saka had nine points and a half
dozrn steals on the night
Ocean V1r" then rallcd on one of
ns· two l'n1ors Heide Hascmann.
"ho "as fouled \\h1le dm 1ng to""ard
thr basket. "he made the first of thr
bonusfrec-throws co g1\e the •a-
hawk \\hat turned out to be the ~me
winning shot. Hascmann finished
"1th 11 points and eight rebounds
Fountain Valle) had l"-O chanl'es
to n.•ta~e 1hc lead. but fi, e shots
nm med ou1. lea' 1ng the -6 Barons
mches hon of a big come bad
In other Manna-Edison Tour-
nament ac11on:
Mater IHI 58, Katella Sl: Ka1dla's
Joni Ea tcrl) finished "uh 23 points
and team mate Margaret Har~er
added 16. but the Monarchs pre'~
for third place behind the 26-point efTon of Kell) o· Brien
Marina o . Loara 41: \k11sa
rt1 no. \\ho made the all-tour-
nament team. scored 18 points to lead
tht: \-11..in~ to lhc l.Onsola11on tllle .
1mpro\ 1ng ~tan na to 12-., entenng
nc\t Thursda ~ ·., un~t League open-
er al \\ estm1ns1e r
The v lkings "ere out rebounded
4~·22 and h11 onl ) 2' percent of1heir
hots. but the) made I' teals le1ght
b' ( hnsta Yorke) 1n add1t1on to
forci ng 01her tumo,crs b) Loara
"htk rnmm1111ng uni~ 10 tumo,ers
themsch es. Krise} parks h11 three
kc\ fr<.'e thro"' s do" n the tretch a th~ V1l..1n~ h11 9of12 in the founh
In the Costa Mesa Tournament
Estaacia It. Costa Mesa 3t: \1el·
od) E'!f'le. Patnct: Lumpkin and
Robin C ordn.') each scored 11 pornt
10 lead the Eagle . -4. to the se ' en th
place ' 1cto0 o'er1he \1 u tangs.~~
Estancia l'ap1taJ11cd on a 23-4 run 1n
chc la1e stages ol the fir t quaner and
earl) part ol the ~'Cond w ta._c rontrol
Canyon 59. Saddleback 49: The
Comanches. -5. 100~ control m the
sel.·ond quaner. ~hen 1hc) outscored
tht• Roadrunner~. 23-12 en route to
capt unng I Ith place \1clod' and ~ngela ~13)fidd eal h had 13 potnt!>
for ddkbad. ·S
-' !ailing JU~t four points short of f tournament re<'ord for total pomts. ~
> Holdmg the mark is Edgewood) John Mo~s. who scored 119. for
29. 7 a'erage.10 1987. Hillman·s wo
"asn t enough to offset the balance
l he D1ablos. ~
\11 s1on placed three players ui
double ligures. led b} J 1m Butch kc)
\\llh 16 po1n1sand Mick.Cramer w1tJJ
14. Hoo, er IS 3-9. the Diablos are4-7:
Long Beaclt Jonlu 81, t.a...._
Hills 7%: David Mitchell scorea z;.
poi nt s as the Panthers. 8-3. outlastll:t th<' Haw.ks. ,. ,
Laguna Hills. 7-4. plaec4' fowL
pla)ers 1n double figures. led ~ Chn~
ShefT and Beau Hossler w1JI\ 19 each
and Junior aJl-1oumame11t selec11ort'.
Pai '\elson \\uh 16
GWC women win title
P.\L \1 DESERT -Lon Totosz
tied a carC'l'r high " uh ~6 points while
Donna (Jondn nger had 21 pomts and
15 rebounds 10 lead the Golden Wesc
(. olkge "omen·s basketball team to a
11 2-tH '1ctor. o'er Mt San Jacinto
for the 11tJe of the Desert Round: Robin Tournament.
The Ru-;tlcrs. 17-3. dominated thf
smaller E:.agles on the 1ns1de witt
Totosz. Gondnnger and Claudent Jac~son h1111nga combined 31 of49
from the lield. Jackson fi nished wn•
I(> pomts. f re hman 1acey Johnsoa
had a carcer-h 1gh 16. Dec Dec Stigai'
added I~ and 1cphan1e S"anson haf
1 IJ
Golden " c~t J umped to a 20-2 1~
and nc' er "a challenged. Gondf,
rngcrand Toto~ \\Crc 'oted to thealE-
tournament 1cam. ·
.\I'° a collcgr pme. ·
George Was'••'-.'oa ~3. UCI t~
Fre hman guard Kath~ Lizarraga h~
b ol ~ J-po1ntcrs for a school record
lor the .\ntt"aters. and it was ued al 48
"1th 2 56 recmm1ng on Jcanin•
Hobb · la) up. but '1s1t1ng Ge~
\\ a~hmgton )('O~d the last fi v
point 10 drop L'CI to 2-7
.
HB 's Budroe SCC rallies by Cal State SB
advances
HONOU 'Ll ' llo"a11 -Hun1-
1ng1on Beach's Noah Bud nx ad·
'anct•d through the firs t round ol 1he
main e' cnt in thr B1llabong Pro on
Frida\ and \\Ill face \u traha''I Tom
C:i rro'u. o t\\<O-t1me .\ soc1at1on lll
urting Prolh 1onal \\Orld chJm-
p1on. in thl' SC\.'.Ond round toda'
Budroc. who alh a need through 1ht•
tnals. mo Hd on wi th Ha .... a11Jn
11chacl Ho m a four-man fi rst rnun~t
heat in 3-to · -foot v.a' c cond111on' .1
the Ehuk:u Bcach "Par~.
Jc.-ff Bicknwrl' had ~O poi 01-; and 1 n
rebounds to kad ~11u1hern <. ah1orn1a
<. 111lcg1• pa .,t (al State an
Ekmardrno. 46-41 10 non-rnnkrcnce
men'<. cnlkgc bas~etball Jl'lmn Fn-
dJ\
Cl IO-l. tr.11lcd 1hccnt11\' ..ecom.I
hall until BK~mo~ h11 a J.'Jlr ol tree
lhfO\\'I IO mJ~l' II bO-'N ""h-' -'' m
pla' The \ a n~uard nude eight ol Ill
lrl'\.' thro"s. indud1ni tour ol lour b'
Todd Dl\o n. 1n the lrnal mmull'
goal\. <. l h1t lU ut :!ti fret.' thro.,..s for
the d1lfrrence. ·
In commun11~ collegi.' action:
Golden West 105, Antelope Valley
95: .\kw; "-r1..·ps had 21 points and
n1nl' rebound' 10 earn all-tournament
h0nor\ .ind lead the Ru 1lers to th~
con ola11on 11tlc of the ( ollcge of the
DI.• en T ournamcnt Kreps scored ·o
poi n1' 1n thl\'e game
( 1lildl•n \\est 15-4 cru1 cd
COLL•GE
MISSOURl-l'oameo Ke v•n F•u ner, ken
FlelOlt O•rl. kotlltr Srtvt Tete11ci.r a!IO M 11.t
Wero eu.siant 100111a• coeclles
t GIRL s V_o L L_E YBALL
Laguna Bcach"s Mike Pa rwns. "h''
had a b'c in 1hc fi~t round bascJ 1 11
his 14th-place ranl1ng 1n the finJ
I ~ 7 standings. will open compc11
t1on 1n toda) · second round
< al \tatc too~ 1hc lead rn thc fir"
hall .1111•r tr.uhng b~ 12 "hen \farl
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'4.llr~·J ~ll l>t''"'~ .ind grabbed I, rd,,und' h~~ O\ er \\ arn·n h11 I ol
I 'h(lh trom the floor and all 14 ol
h1' lr1•,• 1hr11"' ~
But "h1k both u~ams hit 33 tield
1hroughout. building a ::!8-po1nt lead
1n the Sl'C~md half before slacking ofl
hlur (llhel"I \\Crc 10 double figure
mdud ng \fart.us \1 uller· tach (20).
l-..n1n \ndl·r-;on (15). te\t Moser
cl 4)Jnd f)a,1d \amatc (l4).
\111..hacl Broo~!land 8111 Wilson led
\ntdnpc.· \ alle~ \\1th 1q-and 23
pc.li nt\ f\''IX'\"'11\ cl~
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Weather
.could be
factor today
ATLANTA (AP) -Iowa Coach
aydcn Fry said Friday that rain
rttlSI for today's Peach Bowl will
illdtr the Hawkcycs' touttd _passina me. Jiving North Carolina State an
dvanrqc. The Wolfpack's Dick
heridan JUSt shQOk his head and
uahed.
Otspitc the forecast of an 80 rccnt chance of rain with
mpcralUrcs in the SOs for today. a
rowd of 5&.000. is CApcclcd fot the
~ont~st at Atlanta-Fulton County ~radium. · ·
Iowa had a 6-3·3 record and was
rd in the Big Ten. North Carolina
tc. 7-3-1. finished third in the tlantic Coast Conference.
··1 am now concerned because of
he weather." fry said as rain fell
utside Friday. "If the weather pre-
iction holds up. it will hun us more
han Nonh Carolina State sinCt' we
hrow the ball more than they do.
"Rain will be a detriment to our
fTcn se in terms of throwi ng and
atching the ball."
A tarpaulin was placed on the field
riday and will be taken ofTjust prior
o kickoff.
A#~
Michigan quarterback Demetrlua Brown (left) and Mark
Meaner &l•e lllckey Moue lift daring vlalt to Dtaneylaad.
smith concerne
about own team'
Coach hoping use
limits its turnovers ROSE
against Michigan
P.\ .\DEN.\ CAP)-USC has lost
liH~ games in his two }Cars as coach.
hut Larry 'mith S8)S he has )l'\ to &ec
:in) bod} beat the TroJan~.
f:ach 11mc -twll'~' against Mich·
ipn State. t"il'c aga1n~t Notrl." Dame
ana oncl" against Oregon -tht.'
Trojan) have been their own worst
enemy. Smith doesn't want it 10
hap~n again in the Rose Bowl
Monda) against Michigan.
.. ,n all five games we tu med the ball
ov,·r:· Smith said Frida) at a JOIOt
news conference with Wolverines
Coach Bo Srhembcchkr. "I don't
care who )Ou arc. you're gomg10 ha\'c
a tough 1im.: winning if you get
careless with the football.
"That's a definite concern against
Michigan. They've o nl ) turned the
ball over 12 times all season. only
twice on interceptio11s. That's pretJ )'
phenomenal. They JUSI don't beat
themselves."
·Michigan. ranked No. 11 in the
final Associated Press regular-season
college football poll. won the Big Ten
championship and finish ed with an
8-2-1 overall record. The Wolverines
lost to Notre Dame by two points. to
Miami bv one and were tied at Iowa.
The Trojans. I 0-1. were No. I in
the nation until Notre Dame beat
thcm. 27-10. in the linal aamc of the
regular season. That dropped the
Pacilic-10 champions to No. 5 1n thl"
rankings.
The Troians turned the ball over
four tllllC) 1n that &amc. leading to a parruf h'1Sh touchdownJ. USC drove
inside the Notre Dame 3S-yard line
siit diO~rcnt times. but came away
w11h iust one TD and a field aoal.
Smith said the interlude between
the Notre Dame game and the Rose
Bowl should prt\ cnt nn emotional
letdown.
"I think 1f we'd played the next
week after Notre Dame. or even two
weeks after. we migh1 have had
trouble." Smith said. "But wc·,e had
time to recover now."
Smith. a former assistant under
Schcmbcchlcr. said he hoped the
Troja ns would tum the Notre Dame
defeat into a positive. 1hc way they
did in their 20-17 loss to Michigan
State in last season's Rose Bowl.
"We were upset last year aficr we came ofT the field.'' Smith recalled.
"But that wound up being a big
springboard into this season. We
vowed to win the Pac-10 cham-
pionship a~in and gel back 10 the
Rose Bowl.·
m
r
ScMmb«hlcr. whOK l-7 Rose
Bowl rtcord ••about the only btcmi1h
on an other" 11~ di11in1u1shc-d
<:oachan& carter that anduckt 223
'1<'toncs. said he thouJht the
Woh·tnnC$ would play wtll. dclp1tc
bcina 61t~-po1nt undcrdop.
"In some ways. wc'~c aot 1 vtry
good offensive team in spite of &he
fact we'll be P.layina with our second
quJ1 tcrb:lck. 'Schl'mbcchler 51id.
., he Wohcnnes will stan Ot-
metrius Brown at quarterback.
Brown. who Threw a school-ttCOrd 16
interceptions an 1987, playtd the last
three reaular-scason pmcs af\cr
Michael Taylor broke h11 collarbone.
The Wol vc rirtes \\On all three ofth<>Sl'
games and Brown d1do'1 throw a
~1n11.k 1ntert:cpt1on.
"I've said this betorc: When you
take any of the' top teams in the
country and put them together. you're
going to get a heck of a .aamc."
Schcmbcchlcr said. "Anythan& can
happen."
Sm 1th agreed. but added that he fell
1hc winner of the Fiesta Bowl game
between top-ranked Notre Dame and
West Virginia. both unbeaten. de-
serves to be the national champion.
Sm uh said the fact that Miami lost
to Notre Dame should eliminate the
Hurricanes from consideration.
"On Jan. 2 there will be fi ve
bowls." Smith said. ··That's 10 teams. An y one of those teams could beat the
others. We 're JU St part of that I 0."
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1 1... Phue to occupy the eicllllng O.Yld c. Mlank 7. 1988 be llP9Qlnled u pertonel NotlQ9 la hereby gl\'el'I to Yong Hee Chung 20251 Merthe Kull -Legune Cellt 92677
' ,_,2 1ndu1trlal bultdlng loealed at Thia 11atilmtnt was l11ed ,..,.. repteeentet!Ye 10 edmlnltler creollor• of th• wllhln Morrlttown. Hu~llngion Thll •l•tement w .. filed 'fflll '1Ju11ne11 1 con-PlalC llJllC(
'J Pu.,..,_, Ofange Coul 10550 Tllbert Avenue. ~d wllh the County Clerk ol Or-Publlllled Orenge Cou1 ll'le ntett ot the decedent. named 1ren1fet()((1) lh•t • Beech, Celll.-92646 lllfllh the COunty Clerk of Or· ducted 1>y: • corPQfatlon ~Plot December 10. '7, 2~ phaM oon1truc. t • f1~ ange County on Oecembef Dally PllOt December 17. 24, THE PETITION reque,11 1>ulk 1ren1fer 11 •bOUt to be lhl• builn•ll 11 con· ange County on oec.mt>er The regl11ren1 com· llflCT1TIOU9 ....... ~. s1. 1t11 llory offioa t>ulldlng. 2t. 1988 31. 1988. Jenuery 7. 1989 euthorlty to ectml~11er the mecte on perton~I Pfoe>er1Y ducted by. hust>enc:l end Wife 7. 19841 nwlCed to traneact bull· MAim STA~
• S.153 CONDITIONAL USE PER· ~,.., S.-17~ •l•le under the lnc:lepen· nerelnel1er delcnbed The regl•lr•n• com-~ MA unoer the lictlllou• The lolowlng per90flS .,.
'..i MIT NO. 10•6' (EXXON Publlllled Orange Coul dent Admlnlatrellon ol &-The na<M(t) and maM.ng menced 10 tranuct bu_.. Pubhhed Orange Coatt buttnest name Of ,...,,.. dok'G bue1f*1s •:
'j -.,. Mftftf'C COMPANY) oeny Pilot Oec:emt>er 31, ptBJC llJTIC( tat .. Act. {This 9111"°'1ty .... llddr... of t"--. Intended '*' UAdet Ille ficllbOUI Delly Pilot December 17, 24. lllledet>Ove on December 1, OIVfRSIFIEO FIHANCIAl ~ nu1-. Petition ' tubmllted by 1986, Jenuary 7, 14, 21, lows the personal r~ trentleror1•1 ere: t<AMRAN bullneu name or namee 31. 1988. Jenuary 7, 1989 1988 MANAGEMENT. 4521 c.m-
AC11nCIUe .._.. Exxon Company USA lor the 1989 FtCTfTIOUI .,_,, latlve to lelle !'"•ny ec11ona r AK ESH. 2110 18th Street. lilleel ebove on 19t3 Se· 1841 JOMph N. Diiorio. Preti· pue OrlVe. Ste. 429, Irvine, ..,._ITA~ •teblllhmentolltoodmat· S•196 NA•ITATIMINT '#lthout obtlln"1Q court 89-Apt 0302, Newoort 8Mcn. &yongC.Chung dent Cellt.92715
The f~ '*"°"' .,. ket end guo!lne MtVICI •••• TMt following pert0n1 .,. provel. Belor• laking c.t1•m c~ 928413 Thi• •latemenl Wit filed "8JC NOTICE This ••••ement WH l11ed David E. Weltet'I. 4521
doing ~ u: lion., eteo Waroer Avenue. "8.IC NOTICE dOtng butlne11 H ; ec:tlonl, howevet'. the Pet· The locallon In califotn .. '#\It\ the County Cl«k of Or· w1lh Ille County Cl«k ol Of· Cempua Drive. Ste. 429,
Al s CONSULTING EN· CONOrTIONAL USE PER· SHELTON S MITH & ton* r9Pfetenl•tlve •• r• Ol lhe chief e)(ec;ut!Ye olflce .,. COunly on o.c.mt>e< 'ICTITIOUI llU8INlll •noe Counly on December Irvine, Cellf. 92715
GINEERS. 18 CIX•C•O MIT NO. 1050 (SANOWICH FtCTITIOUS IU..... TOWNSEND. CPA'S. 18401 quired lo g111e notlca to or pr1n<:lpal ~ oflioe 7. 1988 NAlm ITATIMIJfT ,5, 1986 Thia b\ltlnee• ,, con-
Lagune Niguel Cliff 112t1i CLU8 & DELI) NAm ITATIJllNT Von l(.e.rrnen Ave SI• 430 lnltrMled Pet'tonl uni.n of the Intended lrenaleror Is ,.... The following pertona .,. ,.,. dUc1ed by..,, lndlvlduel
1 Semer A · Ho~t ia Petition tubmllttd by The lo41ow!ng persona ere Irvine, Callf 92716 · ' lhey have wlllv90 notice Of (II "tame •• et>o\le", '° Published Orat199 Coal dOlng ~ ••: Hemltton & Samuell. 4000 The re9l11ren1 com-
rCufK*>, Le9une niguel, Worldwide Sandwiches, dOlng buslMll IS: Deboreh Smith Shelton, coneenled 10 the propoeed '1ate.) 1934 HerbOr Blvd .. Delly Pilot December 17, 24, WMAT A 04FFERENCEll MecArthuf BouleYerd, Sutt• m«IC8d 10 traneact bull•
tCtlllf. 92en Inc .. for •tabllll'lment of • UAEA TH AN E p R 0 -2027 Port WeybfldQe, New-Ktlon.) Tile lndec>endel'll Cott• Mete. CA 3t, 1988, JMUery 7. 1989 CAAPET & UPHOLSTERY 5700. Newoort Beech, Call!. ,,... under IN tletlllou•
Thll bulln•H I• con· SMCIW!ch Club .... °"" 9' c I!! s s 0"' s I"' T' R. port Beech, Cell!. 1>2660 edmlnletrellon authority wlll All Olhef bulineU nemee Sa-172 CARE. 204 30th SttMI, 92MO butlr'"9 name or MIMI
dueled by. an lnc:llvldval 1Mlt Br~nunt Street NATIONAL. 21~ Knox Pl.. Bradley J Smttll. 5023 E. be grented uni .. • en end eddre .... uted by the Newport Beach, Cell!. 92te3 Publlehed Orange Coetl lilted Sboveon Decembef 9,
The reglllrenl com-AREA VARIANCE NO. Costa M .... Ce.Ill. 92627 Silverleef, Orange. Cell! lnt.,..ted person II ... Ill 1nlen6ecl lreristetor within •-ti' IMITll'r Greg HodlOl'I perry. 204 Daily PllOt o.c.mw 24, 31, lMI ~to tranNCt bUll-18"(ROOMADOITIONAT Mtrk Guy Moore, 216 928419 otljectlontolhltpetlllonand thrM)'9.,.l .. l~tlOfar ,._"""'K 30thStreel,NewportBeech, 1988:Jenu.ry7,14,1tet OevldE.W.,..,..
neea under the lictltl<>ul 1M74 HEMLOCK) l<nox Pl . Coate Mesa, Calif. Thi• butlneH Is con-lttOWS good cau• why lhe u known to 1he ln\ended '9Cm'ICMM IUIMll Cal11 92963 S.-190JI Thie •UMment W9' "*'
bUlllneaa name °' nemea Pell lion eubmllted by 92627 dueled by • genet•I oart· court ehoutd not gr1111 the (r1111f9fM ere: (If "none". ao ..,._ STATl•NT Thil l>ualneH 11 con--County Clettl Of Or-
Mted ebo¥t on June 18 Ve11nl/Perry Rezven r•· Th11 business 11 con-ne<lhip IUthorlty. state I NEWPORT VESP-.. The lollowl ton• .,. duCted by .,, Individual "8JC llJTIC( .,.. County on December ,,.7 · ~Ing deYl•tlon lrom the dueled by: en indMdull The reglitrent com-A HEARING on lhe pell· 1880 Newport IMYd, COii• dol ~ f:! The reg1i1ren1 com-15. 1111 Slltll4lr A. Hout City'• building MtblCk r• The reglllrent com· menoed lo tren .. ct bu••· lion wtll ~held on January Mesa, CA R"B SSE LL ·, AS . mencect to transact bull· FfCTITIOUa .,..... ,.....,
Thia •tal«Mnt WM filed qu1re ment1 et 1647• rnenced to transeC1 bull· ,,.., under the fletltiout 19, 1989 et 1:45 P.M. In Tne narne(t) end malling SOCIATES INC 2945 A~· ""' under lhe flctlllou• NMll ITATllllNT Publlahed Orenge COllt
with the County Clerk Of Or Hemlocil. nest undef 11'19 flctlll0\11 bullneu neme or nemee Dept. No. 3 located et 700 llddreu 01 the Intended A • cOal M buliMU name or natMS Tne followtno '*'°"' .,. DeilY Pilot December 24 31 .,. County on Dectm~ NOTICE OF PREP· l>utiness neme or namn Mtled•bOveonJune 1, 1988 CMc Center Drive, Senll lr•n•l•rH(I) •r•: AB-C:1t 9"::;:· • .... lilted M>oYe on Nollember doing bullr'9M •: 1 .... ~ 7, 14, , ....
2 lM8 it.RA TtON Of NEGATIVE listed 1boVe on (not ~I O.bOrlh Smith Shelton Me, CA 92701. D 0 L LA H L A L E Z A R WKR Ent il I M. 19M HIDDEN VALLEY PMS8. a.. 117
• ,_DECLARATION M&rkG.Moor• Thll at•letnenl WU filed If YOU OBJECT lo ll'le ROUHIZAO end KEY· f erpr::;. ~c~ GregHodaonP9rry 214051rOOlltluratSt.Hunl·
Publithed Ol"Wlge Coatl fOf the .,.,... ldent1lltd Thi• atetement ... flied #Ith the COumy Cler1t of~-grantino of the petition. you ANOOSH KHORAMI, 3143 Celi or"t!. :94~ ~ tit Tn11 atetement ... !lied tngton BMctl. Calif t2t4e ---------
Olily Pilot December 10 17 with en utet'lsk ('I. notice ii wtth the County Clerk of Or· Inge County on December •noutcl either eppeer et the Half Dome, PIMMnton. CA :2&"~ °' • · • with the County Clerk ot Or· Aidl and Pamela CUrrler, PtaJC llJllC(
•24. ~1 1tea ' · hereby given lh•t bued on IM9 County on December 15 1988 ne.tlng end •l•t• )'()Ur oO· 945M ange County on December 449-G Hamilton St Coal• ; • ' 1 the lnhlal review, • Negetlve 7, 1Nt · • ,_,., jecilona or file written obi.c-Thet the property pertl· This b~tln•u 11 con· 15, 1988 M .... Cal". 92127 " Ptef"10U9 WM
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1Deoleretlon 11 being ,.... PvblllMd Orange Cout llorlt with the court before ntnl hereto It deecrlt>ed In d~~ed l>y. •r rdl~uel F401Sll Thia buelneH It con· um 8TATIFPYT ,' pr99ered. The Plennlng Publllhed Or,enge COUt DellyPHotOecember24 31 Ille heiring. Your llPPN'· gtnetelH:GROCERYMAR· e reg • re n com· Publilnecl Orange Coett ductedby:hutbendandwlte The~penoMar..
, _ Commlaelon will conlidef o.ity Pilot oec.mber 17, 24, 1988, Jenuaty 7, 14, 1ee9 · Mee mey be In penon or by ET and I• tocated el: 1934 ;:::*' unJ! ·~:~tlti::'; Delly Pilot Dtceml>et 24. 31. Th• regl1tr•"' com· dOlrlG ~ •:
AC..-.... NW llPP'CWel of the Negetlve 31, 1986, J.,..,-y 7. 1989 s.181 your ettomey. bor BIVd .. Coate Mele. bu11nea1 oame or namet 1 ... January 7 14 1919 IMflC8d 10 tranMCt ~ A8IT MRVUI. 21Me lmllORIAL PAM Oedare110n et the JlfllJMy S.1M IF YOU AAE A CREDITO A liMed ebOV9 October 1 . • • S.180 ,,... under the flctitioue TIC011dll0f9 Lana. El Toro. c.mecery • Mortuary 11. 1919, -'Ina or • contingent creditor The bullneM NllM UMd by on • ~ name « namee c.lf. t2t30
Ct*'81 • Ctematory THES E MATTERS •r• PtalC •mcE "8JC ll011C( Ille ..... )'OU llle Mid lrenef9ror1•1•1 Mid 1-:11111m I( Ru .... I p... listed eboveon(not Y9«) Kim I, HarcMtdlL..21146 3500 Peclflc view Drive beinG Pfoceued puBUMt 10 your claim with the cou IOClillon It: BAZAR FOOO . . r • "8JC NOTICE P""*9 CUffler TICOnderog1 '-*"· ~ Toro,
Newport 8Mcn lhe 'Planning Lewt ot lhe f1CT1TIOUI ..-11 ACTITIOUI ....... mall • copy to the I* ANO DELI dent Thlt tleltmtnl wat filed callf. t"30
844-2700 State ot c.Mtorn&e, GOYetn· MAim STATW NAm ITATl•NT ,....ntellV9 llP9Qlntea by That Mid bl.Ii.,,.,....... It In-w1ih~~, .. ~~.;:• 1f1:;' ACTITIOUl IU!Mll Mth the County ewtt of Of". Thie bu91neu ta con·
rnent Code, 6.000 .. teei.. The loloWlno pwaona.,. The lolloWlnO per900• ere the court within four month• landed 10 be c°'*lmmeled Y 0 • NAm ITA,_..,-e11ge County on December duCted by. en lndMdull
end the Fount.in Vlllfr/ Mu-dotnll tiuetn.e •: '"-dok'G ~ aa: lfom the date of flret as-at the offlw of: Eec:row En-~~nty on December The following P«tone ere 15, 1tea The regl1tr1nt com-
nlcipel Code. Title 21. nfE COLONNADE. 1400 NATIONAL MARKETING auenot of tetterua prOYtded coun1ere. In<:.. 17320 8eectl . doing ~ -,..,.. menced to traneect bull·
THOSE 0£SIRING TO t .... S. eoaet Hlgtlwey. L.eguna SERVICES. 771 W 19th St. In MC11on 8100 of the Call-llVd.. Huntington Beech, P\lblllhed Orange~ (e )THANK GOO ITS Publltfled Orange CoeM nw under ._ 19ct'"°"9
tlfylnfavororlnappoeillon Beech,Cetlf.t2t61 S••· J, Coe!• Mele. Caltf. lornle PrObat• Code. Ttle Callfornlet264°'7.onorafler DellyPilotOecember24 31 CLEAN (b )TGIC, 282& o.llyPllot0ecember24,31, ~name or'*'*
IOtheprQPOMl•w141 be given Wlllllm K. Keley. 305 Ly!· 92927 time fof ftllng Cllima wlll not J~ry 17, '"'· t... • • Portole OrlVe. COii• Meta, ..... Januwy 7, 14. ,... ...... .... on("°' Y9tl
M opportunity to do eo et ton Ave .. Palo Alto, Celll. Lerry Nell1on. 22682 •pit• prlOr to tour month• Thie bultl tren1fer la tub· t •January 7· 14• ~83 Cellt. 92121 Sa-115 ~Jon lee
IM public '-1'1ng. II further 94301-1491 Berlovento, Minion Viejo, lfom 1he date of the hMrlno 1«1 10 Celltorn,. Uniform OebOfah Richey, 2125 Thie .......... , .. Med
Information It dellred, )'OU ~ Keilty. 305 Lytton Callf. 92"2 noticed SbcWe. Comnwclel Code Sectlon Portola OrM, Coll• Mele, wlttl 1M County a.ti of Qr.
may contect the Pllnnlno Ave.. Palo Alto, Call!. Jen Nelllon. 1920 CUrtit, YOU MAY EXAMINE the 6tot "8JC llJTJCE Calif. t2t2t .,.. County on DeoamW
Oepertment •I H5-4•2S t4301-14M Aeclondo IHch, Celll. Ne kept by IM coun. n )'OU The NllM end llddt .. Of This butineee It con· 5, 1111
end refer to the abo¥e lteml. Thie bualneee 11 con~ t0271 .,. • pereon imer.ted In Ille per eon wllh wflom ACnnoue 9UWll ckleted by: en lndMduel um ITAW ,._..
" • PfQPOMd action It dMct9d by. i llmfted Pl'MI'· Thll bullnee• I• con-the tltate, )'OU mey .. -4th clelrne may be Mid le~ MAim ITATDmllf The reglatrant com· The to1ow1r19 ...-.,. W"9llng And LR, no12 ctllllel~ In eout1, Iller• ltllCI dUc1ed t>y. co-penne<e the coun 1 formal Alqueet L.wkln, EKfow Encountera. The tollow4ng peraone ere ITltnced 10 tranuct ~ dolnQ bullnell ee; Lelle Center om., l!I Toro.
may bee llmltatton to reltlng fhe regl1tren1 com· The reglatrent oom· fof lpedal Notice of the Ill-Inc.. 11320 lellctl ltvd., dolno ~ .. : nee• under the llctltiou. Wf!O WACKl" LANO-Clllf. t2l30 only llloM ._ railed el menoed to tr~ bull· ITltnced to lrenaect l>ull· 11'9 of an Inventory end IP-Huntington leech, CA ISLAND AUTO AEPAIR bualneel name Of nernet SCAPE MAllUENANCE ftublllhed Orange COllt
Ille public haering Oelctlbed ,_ under the llclilloul ,... under the tlctltloue 1W.i.ntn1 of --aeaet• t2&47 end "" l8lt day fOf ANO TIRE. t577 Monr~. lllted above on October '· 24122 MWtancll •.• 10, Ei DlllY li'llOt December 10, 17,
1n ttitt notice or In written .,.,..,,... neme or nemee ~ Mme or ,,.,,,.. or ot any pet"lon or account llllna claim• by any Cfedltor Newport a..cn. Callf. t2913 !NI Toro. Celff. nao 24, ~t. 1111
correepcMldelice dellvered Meted ebove on January 25. liMed abO'te on December 2, • llfcMded In eectlon 1250 lf'4ll1 be Jenuety 13. ,,.. Aodney Malcotln Smith. Oeboreh Richey OMrtee &gene Thome>-S..18h
10 the P\ennlno ComrnlMlon 1111 1tea o1 the Callfornle Probete which It the but1r1e1e day 434 N. C41mbfldge, Orenge. Thie at...,,_,t WM llled r.p:;;=::;============~==;-et°' Pf'°' to 1he putMic Mer· ~ K.-Y Larry N9ileon Code. A "9Qullt for St>ecial before tna coneummatlon Calif. t2M8 wftfl the County Cieri! of Or·
inQ. Tiiie .. ....,,.,, wee filed Tiiis 11et_,t wu tiled Notice form la aveliebte from date epecllled et>ove. JOMPfl Thomal C•tro, e11ge County oo December ... .,., fleftn ""'*A. ICtMlllA. lec-w1111111e County Cieri! of Or· With the County c1er11 of Or· the court ctertt. d' Deled Oecembef 1, 1tea. 43t N. Pine, 0re11ge, Calif. 15. 1H1
atatJ ~teftftllll Celft· e11ge County on December enge County on Deolmt>et Attorney lor Pellll : AIDOLlAH LALllAR Hte6 '4tt• 2983 Harbor Blvd. ...... 2, ,... .,, 1988 TllomM M. GleMr. P ... ..cMMIZAD, ICIYANOOIH Thi• t>ualn•H I• con-Publiahed Orange COllt ,_ ,_ Swenlon & Dowdell, 203 N. IUtORAlm, lnllf'ded TreM-ducted by: • gtnetel Plf't· OeilY Pllo4 o.c.mw2•. 31, Costa Mesa, CA ~ Orange Coeet Putl44tMd Orange Colet Pubtllhed Ore11ge Colet Golc*Clrctte> .. 2nd Floor. ler-C•l nerlhlP 1 .... JanulfY 7, 14, 1Ht
DO-IT-YOURSELF IDEAi
A READER SERVICE OF THIS NEWSPAPER
._... •lll OeMy Pilot o.c.nw 31. OellY Piiot Dlcember 10. 17, Deity Pilot Oecembef 17. 24, Santi .Ma, CA 92705 PuOlilMd Orange COlllt Tne reg11trent com· S..1M
...-. 1tl6 24, 31. tHI 31. 1"8, J-.y 7. 1N8 PlllllllMd Or1ic9 Co111 Oeiiy Ptlo4 December 28, rnenoed lo ltllnMCt bull----------~ ~=;;;;;;ii;;;;:;;J;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;~a.;;;.1"~-i:iiiii;m;••••S.-~~1M .. ___ lll!"' ___ S.m111(ee =·~ ~ .. 30. 31, 1-:.214 ::.."'*',,.,:-or tic= _...,.M,.. .... IC.....,.,_TI_IC( __ _
1,; FS031 lleted abOve Of\ (not yeti PICllTIDUe MJll•M
.. . , STARTING A NEW BUSINESS??
The Legel Oepertment at the
Delly PtlOt II plMMd to en-
nounce a new eervtct now avail-
able to new bulkt11111.
W• wtel now SEARCH the neme for you at no mre cherge.
and NW you the time and the
tt19 to the Court HouM In Santa
Ana. Then. of COUf'M, after the
aeerch • completed we *"" me your flcllttoul ~ name
at.tement wtlh the County Clertc,
pubel9h once a week for four
.... • requnct by law and
then ... your proof of pubtl-
cetlon ...., the County Clertc.
Pteue atop by to ftle your
nctltloua ~MM statement It
the Dally Ptlot Lepl Oes>9rt·
ment, 330 Wtet Bey, Coate
Meea. Celltornta. " you CM not
etop ~. pleaM catl ua at (714) 942-4321, ~
315 Of 318 and .... male•
.,,angementt '°' you to handle
thtl P'ocedUt• by "*'·
" you lhould hew MY turther QU91tlonl • .,.... Oii .. "1d ..
wttl be more than gMd to 8llllt
you.
Oood tuck In your
new~ll
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,._ ""' IK Ttlll l\ltemen1 .,.. Ned TI-. falkMtr'I ""°"' w• PtCTmOUI ...... """ ... Courlty ce.tt of Or· dOlrlG llullfllet •: PICTmOUI ...... ..,... ftAW Mii County on Olcembll C b M M l ._ C I A l
_.. ITA,,_., T"9 folooMr'l 1*9GM.,. 7, 1.. QAA'"9CI ANO Oll~Y •
T"-tolowlno P«90nt ere dok'G llullfllet aa: ,.-171IO ,.,..... ... 303, dolno lluefflllt •: P1r.1e1.-TON "EAL TY PUlllllMd 0rlftll C08lt F~ VIier. Cell. tl70t
l N T l " P A I 8 E 3052 Club!IOllH "oed: Deity fll'tlot 0.01.,.... 17, 24. 0ewt WerM Tubman, DIMlNllONS. 850 Town eo.ta MeN. callf. t21M 31. t•. ~ 7. 1.. 171IO Hewtiope .... 303,
Center Or. • 1too, eo.ta AltYecl L. "'*-tOI\, •a a.110 ,CMlfMlrl VIier. Cell. tz7ot
Mel&. Celif. t2t2t Ctu~ Aoecl, Colta Tiiie ....,._. II OOft· ,,.. "81d. Irvine, W ....., a.II. 11t11 PmJC m1ICl ...., llr en.,_...,,.. ~. Nfwpof1 leech, Tiiie .......... 11 _.. Tiie r .. l1tra"t COfft• c.tw. tltlO c1u*C1 ~en lndlvldult MMllUI • H•M ........, to tranMd ...,.. Tiiie llutlMM 11 con· Tfle r .. lttra"t OOlft• .... aTA'I FP ,_ Ufldlr llle llctltloul ~by: 1n lncllvlduet menold to trlftNOt ...,.. nw ........ ..,... .. ...,_ ,.... or ft8llMt
Tiie retletrant com-""' Ufldlr N ftctlttoul ...,..~•: ltladMloweonApftl 1, 1tla
menoad lo frllftMCt butJ. ..,.._ IWM or ..,.. ~IA ANQILINA. Delltd W. T.,.,.,_.
"-Uftdlr Iha llctttloul .._,.-OW °"(Ml ~) LTD.. ttlOO MecAnflur Tiiie ......._,. .... -.CS
---nllN Of Ml'ftle ,.,., L.,......,.. leJll ... llllla llO. lf'WIN. ..... -County°"" of Or· ._.... ebOve on May 1. ,,.. TNI .......,.t -llld ca.. M711 .,... County °" ou1 ...
, lit lfWle • ..... N County Qartc of Or· De~ "· MIOMftOll, "· , .. Thie atat~t ... filed trll9 County °" D-t .. T,.._ Oft lie .-i11n11 ,__
.wltfl the County Clettl ot Or· 7. ftM '9111111r TNlt UtO/TI 0.0...-"*"*' Orange C0Mt
enge Co\lnt'; °" Otclm*-• .._ Hf 11, 1H4. 1tl00 o.llv fll'tlot DID1fftlls ~~1 •
7. ltM ""•ll•tled Or-.. a.. .............. 1 .... .-wy,, 14, , ...
Pul>lltfled Or PW ~Hot DH .-::tr· , irw., Clll MT11 a..1M
n.a..-....... .... COiie 11, ,..., .,.,...,.,, Tfllt ................. --------__.., .. -. o.c .... 17.24. a..111 ._..llr•WI*"*·
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MS 11111 22Litf9llal. I -..... ....-.. "" ....... ..,..,. .. -----ITT ...._ ,_ "' ,__ .... ._.... MihiOWM1m1 ~ .................. lft No.,.. ICILLV'I ACCOUNTING. .._na•-"" • · M -111 ,....,, c... ...... The.............. A,m Diiiiii R. ... l 'I I c.llf . ..,
Mii lllutlNlli • -,_ 111 I SA .. .... UftM ICelW CeulWe, all ~ "'°°"°"°"'· -----·Or·,...., c-. ...... c.lf,
INOOOR OR OUTDOOR Pl.ANTER
Tiit pl1n1tr piCturtd '*' m.-tt II Po111Dl1 for '"""' to become I lto•tr b01 91rc1tntr UM it Indoors all
yllf '°"'"'· or. 1r you 11111. II m1y Dt pltctd outdOors
il'I your p1tlo or under 1 window In ltM """""'·TM dl-
llltftt•Ont trt 23" ltlgll by 31¥t' wldl. lllowlng for UM ot .111ne11rd 11zt ctay pots Mt ttec. Hit tulkln
Pl""" Onlo WOOd HW out '"' '*" lftCI "" "'-' togeetltr A C0"'91ttt m.ter111t lltt It jftC:tuded,
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ba~ and I have 12 children. The endeled article bas helped us
enonnously. At this moment it is
taped to tht refriatrator. Please run it ~in. -H.A.S. IN ALBU-
QUERQUE
DEA.I\ H.A.8.: Wldt pltaHre. lt'1
OH of mJ favortlel.
The Rev. C. Galea was assigned to
the Guelph Corrcction Centre for his
summer work. While there he dc-
vcluped e~cellent rapport with many
yount la~breakers.
He asked the boys for clues as to
why they had ended up in that
institution. He then asked them to
draw up a code for parents. zeroing in
on specific areas where they had
faikcf. Herc is what emerged:
I. Keep cool. Don't fly off the
handle. Keep the lid on when things
go wron~ Kids need to sec how much
better things tum out when people
keep their tempers under control. 2. Don't get strung out from too
much booze or too many pills. When
wc,..SCC our parents reaching for those
crutches we get the idea that nobody
•• lAllos
goes out thtre alone and it's perfectly
OK to reach for a bottle or a capsule
when.th!nas get heavy. Children are
great 1m1tators.
3. Bug us a little. Be strict. Sllow us
who's boss. We need to know we've
&ot some strong sttpports under us.
When you cave in we set scared.
4. Don't blow your class. Stay on
that pedestal. Don't Jry to dress.
dance or talk like your kids. You
embarrass us and you look ridiculous.
S. Li&ht a candle. Show us the way.
Tell us God is not dead. or slttping. or
on vacation. We need to believe in
something bigger and stronger than
ourselves.
6. Scare the hell out of us. If you
catch us lying, stealing or being cruel.
get tough. Let us know WHY what we
~id was wrong. Impress O!l us the
1mponance of not repeaung such
behavior.
7. When we need punishment. dish
it out. But let us know you still love
us, even thouah we have let you
down. It will make us lhink tw~
before we make that sam~ move
apin .
8. Call our bluff. Make it clear you
mean what you say. Don't com.
promise. And don't be intimidated by
our threats to drop out of school or
leave home. Stand up to u1 and we'll
respect you. Kids don't want every-
thing theyutc for.
9. Be honest. Tell us the truth no
matter what. And be straiaht-arrow
abollt cveryahina. We can take it.
Lukewann answers make us uneasy.
We can smell uncertainty a mile
away.
l 0. Praise us whtn we deserve it.
Give us a few compliments once in a
while and wc will be able to accept
criticism a lot easier. The bottom line
is that wc want vou to tell it like it is. • • • DEAR ANN LANDERS: This is
for the woman who said, "Snoring is
music to the ears ofa widow."
Wh y didn't you tell her LO 10 to the
pound and get a big d<>J for SS? It
makes ~tter sense than glorifying the
memory of a la'me-brained rotter who
drank. gambled and ran around.
Funny how death improves people.
-R.M. IN G REENVILLE
DEAR R.M.: Y• ..... like a bitter
., ..... A ...-1 mu1 wW.wt w..W
Mt ..,.....le )'Mr comm•tl.
MeU.w •t.dear.
Sudly,Jaa.1 ARIES (March 21-April 19): Rest and recuperation
featWcd . individual close to you will suggest masic and
paniciJ?8tion in "ai:-t p~ojcct." Focus on relaxation.
entertainment. surprise v1s1t.
longer will be moribund. Relationship also is revived.
You'll feel. "I wqn·t aitain mLss lhij opportunity!"
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21 ): You'll be invited to
social affair. includes young person and indi vidual who
makes no secret of admiration. Secrets arc exchanged.
light shines on area previously kept "in the dark." TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Details unravel in
I
,, •
conMction with
projected business
deal. Focus on per-
son ne I. money.
practical methods as
coouasted to fan -
tasy. You'll be made
aware of legal re-
quirements. Scorpio
SYDNEY
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SAGmARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21 ): Focus on direc-
tion. famil y. finances. You are being pulled in two c t fl • h • A . t 1 • ~~~~~~~:decis1onwillbemadeand you'll sticktowhat ~ ac us our1s es 1n us ra la
plays role. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Questions arc answered.
you'll learn where you stand in connection with special
project,. mcm~r of opposit~ sex. Keep options open.
invatauon received for .short Journey~
CANCER (June 21-Juty 22): You'll get things done in
connection with home. design. style. furniture. What had
been delayed sur)cs to forefront.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Scenario features intrigue.
romance, clandestine arrangements. Tendencx exists to
be self-indulgent. Have fun without being gu llible.
VIRGO (Aug. 23~Scpt. 22): Request made approx-
imately cif.lt days ago is now fu lfilled. Requires attention.
rcspansib1lit)'. and includes deadline.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Long-standing proJect no
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Di versify. make
inquiries. know that promise made during celebration
was sincere. Key 1s to follow through. to know that travel
might be necessary. Ch,cck document. including passpon.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Study Capricorn
message for valuable hint. Be aware of details. contractual
obligations. Panncr or mate wants )OU to set tone. pace.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): You'll be made aware of
"hidden resour~cs. .. focus on intensity~ power. autboriL)'-
sensuaht). Open lines of communication. accept offer of
ra pprochement.
IF JAN. 1 IS YOUR BIRTHDAY current C)'<;le
h1ghliahts pannership. business. public appearances.
possible purchase of home and marital status. Leo.
Aquarius individuals play impon ant roles in your life.
You arc capable of overcoming odds. arc an original
thinker. arc affecuonate. idealistic. sensual 3nd stubborn.
DunngJanuar). )OU.11 tra\'el. popularity increases. )Ou'll
be more aware of"ardrobc and body image.
You· ve read that ca ct us rustle rs a re
denuding the Southwcst"s dcsens.
That's bad. Still. maybe not
catastrophic. A well-1ntcnt1oned soul
in 1839 carried\>tle potted cactus into
Australia. Fewer than 100 }ears later.
that plant's offspring covered 20
million acres.
Q. Can a vine actual!) crawl"
A. Son of. Front end k~ps gro"·
ing. Back end keeps dying. It can wind
up on the other side of the )ard.
Honor was never more idealized
than in the tales of King ~nhur's
Knights of the Round Tab~. In
reverence of p1et}. valor. lo~'l!fty.
counesy and gentleness toward
LI.
Ben
women. Onginal book called ··Mone
·d'Arthur"' was wri11en by Sir Thomas
Malory. -whi le in Jail. He had bttn
convicted of extomon. lootina a
monastel") and two counts of rape.
0 . Up to .!S&C three months. an 1~1in1 can driM afMI Madie. al g,C"
same time. C\en as can all other land
mammals. So you said. Why are
humans the only ones to lose ·w
knack?
A. Because they talk. At three
months. the larynx starts movina
dov.n. Food thereafter passes over the
windpipe's openin1. so it has to be
closed to swallow. But that way. tbc
brcatb can get lO the vocal cords.
enabling speech. A trade-off. of sons.
Q. Why can't elephants run? Too
much weight? ,
A. Not that. Their leg pairs. rroM1 and hind. arc. too ~· t~· n
any pw necpt a fM' ......nC"thc hind
fttt v.ould clobber the front feet.
Iplly and Mariners El
charrips for third time
Proxmire a natural talk show host
The I S-ycar trivial road comes to
an cRd today as Lolly & MariDen El
ice their third championship by a
wick margin.
Loll y and the Pro Am team shared
top honors on the final week with
nine points each. In the 13 contests.
Lolly took second place in victories to
the GWC Koffee KJutch. which won
it four times.
As longtime triviaddict Nancy
Prier-who's been the most loyal of
coo1ributors since the column first
started in 1973 -put in in her last
entry. thanks for the memories. We
thank htr and many others from past
yean -Job Ra11ell, Tracy God-
fnJ, MH Fraley, Marty F•d•,
T RIVIA BOWL XIII
FilNAL STANDINGS
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Q.2-Neitber vulnerable, u South
,. bold: •Df1 Q&Q6 OJI •KJl'N n. bldctin1 bu pr~:
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Barbera Del1aclo, Did Y1r~.
Moira Wklte and the late Ed
Sd1merler -who contributed to the
weekly Saturday morning fun. We'll
alwa ys have Paris.
Last Week'• Aa1wen
I. "The Princess Bride" (Indigo
Montoya) 2. "The Rockford Files" (R1ch1e
Brockel man 3. Pennywonh (Humphrey in Joe
Palooka)
4. Douglas (Wrong_Way Corrigan)
S. "The Caddy·· ("That's Amore·')
6. "Rosencrantz and Gu1ldenstern
Arc Dead" ("Hamlet" characters)
7. Bob Boone (Sultan ofSQuat) 8. Neptune's Folly ("Jaws lV")
9. Jerome David (Salinger's full
name) 10. "Silent Movie" and .. To Be or
Not to Be" (Brooks and Bancroft)
What do you bid now?
Q.5-Botb vulnerable, u South you
bold:
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By ne Aasoclaced Preas
MILWAUKEE -Rctinng U.S.
Sen. William Proxmire beun a two--
day stint as a radio t~lk Show h~st.
mixing anecdotes and interviews in a
St)lc that won praise from the
station's program director. "For a non-professional. he came
across as bright. an1culatc and somc-
bod) who had really done his home·
work:· WTMJ's Mike Elliott said.
"He was hard-hitting and an excellent
interviewer. ··He had all the qualities )'OU need
to have." the station manager added.
··1 hope all the other talk show hosts
who work here listened to the v.-ay he
did t~e show."
Proxmire. D-Wis .. who is reuring
after three decades 1n the Senate. will
not be paid for filling 1n for ~acation
ing host Kathleen Dunn on the two-
hour "Midday" show. Elliott said. • • • PHlLA DEL PHl -
"Th1n)'someth1ns· star Ken Ohn will
wind up in court in an episode of the
TV show that's set here. But he'll be
carrying a basketball. v.earing a
Philadelphia 76crs um form and play-
ing_ with Charles Barkley. ·
Olin makes the winn1ngdunk in the
dream sequence filmed Wcdnesda)
at the Los Angeles Forum. but needed
a 7-foot ramp to do 11.
In the show. Ohn's character.
Michael. suffers a loss of self-esteem.
and dreams of playint for the 76c.rs.
HIS fnend Elliott. play~ b) Tim
Busficld. also appears in the dream.
along with pla)crs Mike Gm1nsk1.
Maurice Checks and Barkley and
Coach Jim L)nam.
Olin said the film1n1 "was in-
credible for me. I went to the
Uo1venit) of Pcnns)lvania so I kind
of ~w up ~atch•1'1 tM Sixers:·
The cpe50dc will be broadcast Jan.
~4. said 76crs spokesman Da\ c
Coskey. • • • NASHVILLE. Tenn. -Despite
cont1nu1ng impro\emcnt in his con·
d111on. rountry music star Jo'•Y Ca•' will spend another week or so at
the hospital v.hcrc he unde.-..ent
double b)pass surge!) last 1.1teck. a
spokeswoman says.
The 56-)'-'ar-old pcrfonncr's con·
d1t1on v.as upgraded W~ncsda)
from critical but stable to sat1sfactor)'.
said Baptist Hospital spokeswoman
..\1lctn Katcher.
"He will rtmam 1n the intcns1\ e
care unit unul ne't v.cd forobscl'a-
t1on:· Katcher said. and probably be
released sometime ne\t v.ttk.
The precaution 1s not standard in
such cases. but 1s not unusual c1th~r.
she said. Genera II\ speak1na. Cash·· is
doing a lot bcttcr.1
' KatcMr said.
Cash began ha\ 1ng luna problems
after the surge!). but Katcher said
the' v.ere under control.
• • • • LOS ~"IGELES -The Sat1onal
Enquirer sa)s 11 stands b> its report
hat the mother of smicr Engclbcn
Humpcrd1nck's dau,hter fears he 1s
'battling the .\IDS \1rus."
The nc" spa per issued its statement
Wed n cs d a> . a d a) a ft c r
Humpcrdtnck filed a SSO m1llion-
plus hbel lav.-su1t against 1t. sa) m& the
.stor) 1n this week's ed1t1ons v.as false
and mahc1ous.
··The an1clc. v.ntten and re-
searched with extreme care. was
bawd on coun .,apeB filed 1n Ne"
York·s Fam1I)' Coun:· the tabloid
said in a statement from Its Lantana
Fla .. hcadquancrs.
··The hcadhnc. 'Mother of His
C'h11d Claims 1n C'oun . Ensctbcn Has ..\IDS Virus: 1s totall) accurate:·
the statement said. ··1t was published
onlv after being closely reviewed by
our.legal counsel."
The lawsuit filed m Los Anae1n
Supenor Coun 5a)S the mtenaiMf
doesn't ha"e and never had acquired
immune dctic1cnc~ syndrome. and
has ne\ertcsted PoS1t1\.C for the vnvs.
Kath' Jetter filed papen an New
York C'lt) ·s Family Coun ckmandi~
that Humperdmck. 52. provMk fof
the financial future of her 12-yar-old
daughter. already ruled by a coun '°
be his dauahter
The wo man's unsubsuntialed 8*t
false claims about the entertainer ia a
repl) affida\ 11 1n the cur wcw
ult1matel) d1sm1~ b) the New
York coun . Humperd1nck's....,..
said
The Natfonal Enquirer is a weetlr
supermark.ct tabloid that boats *
largest c1rculat1on of an) paptr ill
.\menca.
Games dwarf idea of JJappyendizW
This 11the1tory of Snow White and
the Se~cn Bowls.
Snow Wtu1e was happy in her
pemats' home. dauna. penr.1na and
ltv1fll a fairy tak c•1stCftC't. OM da).
htt modwr looktd 1nao the mirror
and •ML "'41rror manor. fncnd or mme. when w1U Snow lft off lht
.. ,.. A8d t.bc milror ---ed. "Willa ......... ,, ... ,._.._oa ia. ---no
•1Hllll ... modlef. !lie JIW arw ...-ei• IO ldYMisant ia dir Ydto. f"iln.. Ont day. tht lo9dcd Snow into
W ~and dt"QODed lllitr off in a subuTttan fornt anJ ·left Mt. Mw
cbuc'ccl upon .,. ttKhaMN ~Qt~
.. Of'Mge Cout DAILY PILOT/ Saturday, December 31, 1988
by Bii Keane cotmnta CUL TUltE by Marett• & Maratta
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.. Are Cupid and the New Year's baby
the same little guy?"
MARMADUKE by Brad Anderson
i p -iQ l -,~ I .t,
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i ! 12·)/ "He's either hungry or he's trying out a new
comedy act." 1\SAY SOMETHING FUNN'(, MR. W1L~. SO l CAN
GIVE YOU A ORUM ia:>LL. ''
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Sey three Hall ~ end llHBl .llZIWI Clw6ng, Stodi, DalNery.
OloNa. PubtlcatlOn muet FIT, 1:30afn..3:30pm. Utt
be pr°"*d. St. Jude Aapldly growing dally and 150 Iba. Hitlme Cellar9, prey tor ua and .. wtlo weekly ,_...,..,_.. IWwe 210 Ogle CM
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and Who atlow me the · Mt>m
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You Who give me the SE.WICE PIT. 3:30P'"·7:30pm,
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forget the wrong that la 714-337-3223 b1 A bit, Herold. MO 1413
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A retident of Big Clnyon and a
member of the Big Canyon Coun-
try Club, Danny epecielizea In the
marketing of propertlea In Big
Canyon. 8etcourt. Spyglasa, and
·Harbor Ridge communtt•. Ha
eernad the dlatlnctlon of being
the top Grubb & Ellie relkMntlll
llletper10n In the nation tor
1917. In 1988, Danny cornpteted
20 mllflon d<*ats In ..... whlc:tl
rlnkl him It the top of Na firm,
Danny ha ext.,...,,. knowledge
of the community Ind Is very
know'9dgMbte on all apecta of
real estate.
1 ..,. , ..... • Ill went to be with You and ... , rlll·-I my loved onea In Your In flllftlon ltlend. PLEASE perpetual glory. Thank
CALL 7M-e043 You for Your LOYetoward
FOUND: 8lactc Lab m!K.I =.nand my loved onea.
~ ... and i.undry· mate. With wttlt• on c:tieat; Parson9 may prey th.II
...._ wtM ..... , In found In HeM 1 8olM prayer 3 conaecutlve
tll•ldl• tor Cl'** aaMI Chica area, H8. Call d1Y9. Aft• the third day,
Inventory, aqulp'"ent 840-3429 anytime. your wish wMI be granted
and .._ lnduded In the FOUND Cat, Chocolate no matt• how otfftcult It ~~ Mary El'-n Slameae . ..-. ol 12112 may be. Then promlM to .. ._ My Wortd·NI vie Elden & Del Mar. C.M. publilh thl9 cfialogue u
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• • Found near Newport II •H
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alta11s CaM ltt. 63H•OO
PATRICK M. TENORE
1987 No. I RnW..Ual R .. I ut•te AtHI
ANNOUNCES
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ANN PETERS
Senior Marketing Consuli.nt .
Broker Associate. Top
Producer for December 1988.
Currently in the top ten
producers of the Pacific
Southwest Region of Grubb &
Ellis.
(714) 644-UOO
Julia Liao has bttn in R91 ht.ate for 11yrs & beamu broker In '81. ~ k a mem~ of the RE/MAX
100"• Club, which pl.Ke her in
the top w, df ill Siies Astoc:Mtes
1n the U.S. She sp«ializes in resi-
dential & mvestment properties &
concentrates on turbor Ridte, turbor View Hornes/Hilk, spy-
11.lss & ~aview in CorON del Mar
& Newpon Be.ch. Client atidK-
t1on is her :: l priority & 70% of
her business comes from refernik.
For ~our perSONltzed service In --......,-~ RNI Emte, ull Julia Liao •
RAYLENE
"MIRACLE"
131-1211
(714)760-5000
A graduate of uhfornia Poly·
1ecfimc Stale Un1vers11y in S.n Luis
Ob1\po, Randy h.ls since become 1
M uh1-M1lhon Doll.r producer in
the area. Rindy aunbutes his sue·
ceu 10 his comm1ttment to 'er· sonal1zed Servic~ he offers each
chenl, combined with his 1ff1N.-
tlon w11h Patrick Tenore and A~·
sociates, 1 real es1a1e company
known for 11's highly effecttw. ~rke11n1 and profess1on1I ter·
vices.
(714)722-9113
(714)721-1200
lb~~ne 1s a professioNI Broker with
dqrttS 1n R.E, Business Mtm1. Ii
list~ in the TOP 10' • of lkolr.en il't
the U.S With' 12)'rs e1p in tmtea•
ment & resident~! s~, byten.'1
focus in the O.C <lfN is ~ Be.ch & Costa M~ As a r
here fOf over 20yrs. she is hlmNr know~df!eable of the .,.-fl
capable of n~ot11tmg the mell6•
mum R E ~nef1ts fOf tier cl~ '1
lo"e the crN t1\11ty of R E. & lti proftt potent~! for others for me .. ii
1f'1lly fun to stt my client\ ...._
money • Call Riylene WTth IU/MAI
Re1hy & let Her Work a MIRACU
fOf You Ilea: a1 .1•
CLASSIFIED ADl'EBTISIN6
SALES
We are ADDING to our sales staff.
If you can type at least 45 wpm and have
great telecommunication skills -We can
off er you a base salary +commission AND
a ~place to work.
F •H Tme ct P•rt Tme A "•ll•llle.
Do yourself a f a•or -Call us.
P eggy B levlns or J Im V enneau
842--4321
Baily Pilat
330 West Bay St.
Costa Meaa, CA
TODAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
ACAOSS
1 Clergyman
6 E•ec unns ·o Actor Andrews
14 Crary as
15 Be rl1e
16 East of
17 action
18 1rosh holl
19 Re•oc•UI
20 1!1 G!\lfQe :n Bord
23 Go quickly
24 sate
26 Crot1c11e
29 o\lkahne
solu116n
30 Ananias
3 1 Topple
33 Vugoslov
region
37 Moaerate
38 Them there
40 Gram
• t Sleepier
43 Poe1 Lord
u Jacl! s 1<1n
45 Vehicle
47 Spanish Quee<'I
48 Ctassillec:t
5 I Urehon
53 Prevent
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60 Bake<! •tern
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62 E11ergreen
63 Aco<Sity
64 Res.gn
65 Loom reeo
66 nme1at>1e
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67 °"la!'loma
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DOWN
1 Hahcime
2 Winged
3 Study hard
4 Adv~te
5 Diamond area
6 Garb
7 Cruel
8 o\rbon
9 Minute Scol
10 Pol111cat
syttem
1 1 Brl<:k typ41
12 Composer
Etnelt>erl
13 Concerning
2 I Time per ood
22 Enter~
25 Ca1ro s ""er
26 Fell remorse
27 Armlld1llo
211 ~111ean eo.n
32 State
33 e .. 11e
34 s.c>aratea
35 Goll club
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38 Ceramic slab
39 Restrained
42 Sediment
•3 Bombast
45 Big he
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•8 llghta
•9 ElteeUYe use
SO SWtUClty
8 9
52 Dwells
55 Instrument
56 E"' Indian
vine
57 Math wb1ec1
58 Ste~e
60 rel tel
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Motor Routes
available in
Westminster
Huntington Beach
Fountain Valley
NO COLLECTING
NO SOLICITING
Deliver One Day a Week -
Must have dependable car
and proof of insurance.
Call 842-1444
Ask for Joanne Craney
FANTASTIC SPECIAL TO
Move 'em Oat!
AUTOS BOATS
S7?..? or s 11 ~..?
Reach 30,000 to 85,000 household9 and over 212,500
readers In the Da lly Pilot and Huntington Beach/Fountain
Valley Independent.
7tt for 10 words, I cliya or
11" for 10 w~ 7 days .
Extnt woldl 50~. Cd Nowt
Prtvate party .. _.y, No Comm1rdml ade.
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PAGa Z/SATUllDAY Deca••r 11, , .... ___________________________ MA':rt PILOT'/aAL •STATI
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.TO SAN~
WATERFRONT PHOPERTIE.S
UDO ISLI BAYFllONT 11,•,oao
Larcer lot and dock. Great views from spacious
living room with bayfront patio for entertaining.
Three BR. 4 BA. plus family room. Terrific
location. Barbara Aune or carlyn Callan.
BAYFRONT--t.ARQE SUP 11,550,000
Elegant home In perfect condition. Five BR, 4'h
BA, 3 fireplaces. 52 feet on Promontory Bay.
Custom built by present owner. Bdrbara Aune
or Carlyn Callan.
PRI• BAYFRONT 11,725,000
Two master suites. Private patio with spa. Teak
cabinetry. custom stone fireplaces. Laree pier
and dock will accomodate several large yachts.
All overlooking THE BEST VIEW IN THE
HARBOR. Martt\a Macnab or Sara Hinman.
VIEW HOMES
C.D.11./FABULOUS VIEW 11,375,000
New listing. 1 ao• ocean and jetty views. A
Southwestern design for this gorgeous remodel
located on a large lot.' 3 BR. pool and spa. B.J.
Johnson.
FABULOUS ESTATE-VIEW 11,500.000
Six BR. 51h BA. with family room, sitting room
and formal dining. Guest quarters. Dramatic
PoQI, outside cooking facility and entertainment
area. Two separate master suites. Triona Bergin.
'AIULOUS CUSTOM HOME 11,•S.•
Traditional Country French, 5 BR. 6'h BA, home.
Serene settin& on Big Canyon Country Club's
15th hole. Lake view. incredible quality through-
out. Danny Bibb or Stephanie Grody.
SUPERB OCEANFRONT YEW 11,•5.000
Dramatic 1so· views of ocean. jetty. Catalina
and sunsets. Listen to the sound of the waves.
Spacious older home with 4 BR. 5 BA. A special
C.D.M. opportunity. Lois Jacobs or Unda Oeth.
OYEM.OOKINQ llEACH l2,J7l,OOD
Terriflc new 3 BR, 41h BA w/conv. den. Looks
down on the private beach & poundin& surf. This
Is Emerald Bay's best location. Seller may carry
flnancJnc to qualified buyer. Dave Hirschler or
Rod ~ley.
WATHTAKING VIEWS 12,..,_
Maanlficent custom home in Big Canyon's Fair-
way One. Two story entry with grand columns
and French limestone ftoors. 4 BR, library,
eourmet kitchen. Truly exceptional. Danny Bibb
or Stephanie Grody.
HAMOR RIDGE CUSTOM a.-,ooo
Under construction, fabulous views of the ocean
and dty lilhts. Five or stx bedrooms. elevator.
three levels. To be completed tn the spring.
Choose your finishes now! Ann Peters.
-CANYON IEAUTY 11.-,aao Goraeous family home, 5 BR, 3 BA. custom
features Include, spacious living room. dining
and family room areas. Large lot. Some night
light views. Danny Bibb or Stephanie Grody.
CONDOM INIU M S
•RTACll' AR • llYINE 1111,500
"Chateau1" townhome, highly customized with
enclosed atrium. Experience the feeling of this I
BR, I lh BA, home with the serenity of this
special feature. Aana Perkins.
PRECIOUS GEM 1211.000
A real doll house for comfort and luxury in
outstandin& location near Newport Center. Two
BR. executive condominium. Built in wall unit.
Walk to shops. Nancy lmbernino.
LIKE.NEW CONDO~ 1244,000
Beautiful 3 year new 2 BR, 2 BA. home in the
heart of Newport Beach. White carpet, mirrored
walls. Very light and bright. Security gated
community. Micki Cooper.
A REAL Mm SMS,000
In the heart of Newport Beach. New plus carpet .. in~ walls of mirror. vaulted ceilings. master
suite with study area. Two BR, 2 BA. Priced to
sell Immediately. Micki Cooper.
A LOW8T PRICE '525,GOO Bil canyon Home. Beautiful Dover completely
re<tecorated. French windows and doors. den
with wet bar. Low maintenance p rden with
larae patio and deck. Jackie Keigh.
•WORT NORTH HOIE 151!1,GOO
Beautiful family home, has extra room for many uses. Ready to move in white wooden shutters.
high ceilings. 4 BR. 2'h BA. Close to school.
shopping. Assoc. PoOI and spa. Mali Gulledge.
BELCOURT Hill 1741,000
Finest location with superb views of the ocean
and city llahts. Top quality interior with light
hardwood lloors, 3 BR, master suite with fire-
place. Three car garage. Ann Peters.
OPEN HOUSES
SATURDAY & SUNDAY
NEWPORT BEACH tm.-401 vt.ea ...._
38R. 2VJ BA 12. J0-4 )() Coby Ward
SUNDAY
NEWPORT BEACH a.-.-2t c_,.. ,..,._.,
"M, FR. vu 12;J0-4:l0 Carol Allhon
REFRESHMENTS SERVED
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NEWUYCllE8TU8n.G ......
Move-in condition, ready for immediaJe oc-
cupancy. Thr~ BR. 21h BA. cottage. ~rber
carpets. pool redone; new landscaping. Home
completely refurbished. Beverly Morphy.
BAYIHORES '525,IGOL.H
Enjoy the amenities that this gated family com-
munity has to offer. Charming 3 BR. home-with
·separate master suite and study. Laree family
room. Ann Peters.
HAMOR VIEW HLLS 1121.000
Custom 4 BR, one level traditional home in the
Harbor View Elementary School District. Lar'e
· sunny deck. surrounds lap PoOI & spa. Bright
and open floor plan Maxine Propp.
I
SAtiK>, SURF, SERENITY 1115,000
Three BR. plus den, 2'h BA. Lovely home for
adult entertaining. Located on the park at the
end of the Peninsula. Three car garage for all the
adult toys. Hobie Denny.
£•RALD BAY-ESTATE SALE 1125.000
Only $725,000 for this 3 BR w/large flat backyard
close to park and tennis. Terrific location. Great
potential for add-on or remodel. Compare with
recent sales. You'll discover value. Rod or Dave.
BELCOURT 11,415,000
Former model, Gallery custom home. 4/S BR. 4
BA. Downstairs master suite w /fireplace and
sauna. Circular staircase overlooks living area.
Rear garden w/pool, spa & 880. Will sell
furnished. Belle Partch.
TRADITONAL 11,•,ooo
Harbor Ridce custom home. 4 BR. 4'h BA. with
lovely formal living and dining rooms. Large
sunny breakfast area. Extra large lot. pool & spa.
Danny Bibb or Stephanie Grody.
ING CANYON CUSTOM
M•ificent family home set on one of the
largest lots. Spacious rooms. bleached_.,.._
floors, 6 BR, separate large cabana. pool:' an
spa. Volleyball sportscourt. Danny Bibb or Step-
hanie Grody.
HAMOR NDGE CUSTOM 13,750,000
Macnfflcent 6 BR. estate. Quality and etegance
throu&h<>ut. lncludin& 2 luxurious master suites.
fabulOus kitchen with every amenity. Pool, spa.
OM of Newport's finer estates. Danny Bibb or
Carol All~
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GRANITE HIGHLIGHT THIS
WATERFRONT HOME ... Premium
location on Linda Isle with views from aU
major rooms, 5 bedroom, 6~ batb, family
room, 3 fireplaces enhanced by marbles and
granite. Light oak cabinetry and floors. The
master bedroom. with sitting area overlooks
the bay. 2 bath, steam shower, jacuzzi, walk.
in closets. Owner may t rade.
........................................... S2, 950,000
THIS LINDA ISLE WATERFRONT
HOME HAS IT ALL!! ... Linda Isle's best
location. Sun all 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 slip for large
boat. Proudly presented at. ....... 12,450,000
IF YOU LIKE I DIVIDUALITY 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 ............. S l ,350,000
90 FEET ON THE BAY -HOME. FOR
THE HOLIDAYS ... And aU the other days
of the year become holidays when you live in
this beautiful contemporary, newly remodeled
home on the water in Newport Beach complete
with your own boat slip for a 50ft boat ... This
home has lots of mirror hardwood floors, plus 3
BR. 2~ BA. Family room & office/den fo rmal
dining room & cozy breakfast nook. This lovely
property is offered at ............... ll,300,000
PROMONTORY BA YFRONT CUSTOM
. . . This beautiful one story home on Promon·
tory Bay has 3 bedroom, 3~ bath, with speci.al
features such u lap pool, spa. central air
conditioning, 50' boat slip, teakwood bar. with
ice machine & refrigerator. Gas barbeque in
kitchen. This home with all these features on
fee land for onJy ...................... 11,250,000
BIG CANYON LOT ... Lovely level lot with
beautiful view of -Big Canyon Golf Course.
could have ocean view second story. 13,000
sq. ft., cul-de-sac location. overlooking multi-
million dollar estates .................... 1850,000
118 ACRES ... Approximately 5 miles from
the Oeeert Springs Marriott, this property with
natural oasis. offers a bold contrast to the
surroundings desert. Zoning permits Residen-
tial, Coif, Tennis or Country Club, Mobile
Home Park. Mini Warehouse, already ap-
proved FAA airport. Submit terms for ap·
pro val. ........................................ I 708,000
CATALINA ISLAND ... 3 bedroom. 2 bath
home with one of the finest views of Avalon,
mountains and endless ocean. Only 1 year new,
decorated in neutral tones with Navy accents.
Furnished!! Golf Cart included.
................................... ·~··· 1595,000( LH)
HARBOR VIEW HOMES ... Shows IAe
new! Attractive 4 bedroom, 2~ bath. family
room. Palemera model. light & airy famil y
home. Professionally landscaped. Spacious
back yard with patio and spa. Choice location,
close to shopping, schools. churches. communi-
ty pools. Includes land ................. 1539,900
NEWPORT BEACH CUSTOM HOME
S ITE ... Ocean and Bay views. Price includes
complete plans for 3,500 sq. ft. home with four
car garage .................................. 1459,000
NORTH LAGUNA!! ... Oceanfront beach
home, 2 bedroom. 2 bath condo with security
gate. Wonderful vacation atmosphere, listen to
the crashing su rf. Walk to the beach. stores
and restaurants. See to appreciate.
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CONTEMPORARY ELEGANCE ...
This Llnda Isle 4 bedroom. 4~ bath borne
includes a gourmet kitchen. formal dining
room, living room, gym. famil y room plus
slip for a large boat , and affords a spectacu-
1~ Bay view. ~lease caU regarding excep·
t1onal financing . Owner motivated .
. .......................................... 12,650,000
l 6C) ACRES . . . Located just a few miles
from the future S2 billion "Rancho Coachella··
project (due to break ground in 1989). Possibly
the lowest priced land in California. Desert-hold
for the future. Cash. terms or possible trade.
.................................................. S32C),000
BIG CA YON TOW HOME ... Bright.
spacious 2 bedroom, 2 bath. Green Brier
model. ew plus carpeting and paint. Exquisite
living room with fireplace & wetbar. Large
declc & patios. Lease Sl.575/Month
.................................................. $247,500
LAGUNA NIGUEL ... High on a bill ...
Absolute privaH, 2 bedroom. 2 bath. featuring
views from every window. 2 bedroom. 2 bath,
· featuring views from every window. Tiled.
earthtone entrv & fireplace. vaulted ceilings.
This end unit i jut lilce a single family home
and is set in a gorgeous landscape of tall pine
trees. on an oversized lot. ............ 1198,000
SHOPPI G & FREE_. A Y CLOSE ...
Comfortable 2 bedroom. 2 bath. spacious
master bedroom. dining room & family room .
Well located. convenient to communit parks .
pool, schools & shopping ............. 1144..900
BACK BAY VIEWS 0 THE WATER
... Permanent Bay{ront home in beautiful S
star mobile home park, boat slip poaible.
Owner may exfha_nge ..................... 169.500
THE DALEBOUT A S S 0 C I A T 1· 0 .-N
NEWPORT HEIGHTS . . . Magnificent, five
bedroom, five bath, two story home. Pan-
oramic harbOr views from living rooms on
both floors. Warmth and charm emanate
from three huge flrepfaoes and a handsome
den panelled In African walnut. Wonderfulty
designed to provide Iota of natural light
throughout. Trtpte crown mouldings, antique
chandeliers, air conditioning, steam shower
. . . features galore in this uncompromising
property unlike any other In Newport . ....................................................... •1.•,aoo
DOVER SHORES . . . This custom four
bedroom residence offers a full range of
sophisticated, yet functional, appointments.
A few examptes: OUtside ... extravagant pool
and spa, two patios (one with a stand up wet
bar), two flreplts. Inside ... unrivaled luxury In
~room lnciuding a regal master IUfte with
two separate baths and dressing rooms.
Addltionatty .. . a new European kitchen, a
comptete security system. Special ... a superb
thermostaticaJty controtted wine room. And
the list goes on. An experience that shouldn't
be missed ...................................... $1,el5,000
BEACON BAY ... This splendid community
offers the best of resort living combined with
the tranquility of park-like surroundings.
There are expansive lawns, tennis courts,
boat docks. and best of all ... no traffic! The
home has been totally refurbished from the all
new entry through to the redwood deck that Is
one step from the beach. Handsome oak
floors. a large bright kitchen, new C&t'peting
throughout, and fresh landscaping. This·four
bedroom, five bath home is the best in
bayfroot living ............................... 11--.,000
DOVER SHORES ... This ls trufy a speciat
home for those leeking a praperty of highe6t
quality. A wonderful panoramit vW# can be
enjoyed from the spacious living room, dining
room and den. The outstanding muter suite
ls designed with a large compartmented bath
and walk-in doset. Decks or patk>s off of
tlVefY room. Including the eecond bedroom,
b*'<S in with the lush, low maintenance land-
scapfng. Come and ... the many other ,.._ ·
tures of this home ............................ 1111,000
NEWPORT tmGHTa ... TNI CU8tom three bedroom ~Is everything the comen-
Uonlll home lln't. 1..-ge comet IOt. Wkte,
tree lie ted au.t. IMide, there'• oek plarlk ftoorina. a step down IMng room wtth a huge
Rtver Aock ~. a cent• tund kitchen
with Imported cablneta, a •99 mat• IUHe
with • IP8 and two bak:oNea (one wtth a vtew
of the oceen). The gerage haa a th.-..=• bath and R.V. aoc118 ....................... ·~-
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BAYCtEaT ... Theee dllya. n·· not .-y to
find • property that could = ........ barpn". Here la IUCh M . aup.t>
loclltlon. Master construction. Speeldd floor
ptan. The hand90me brk* exterior invtt• you
In. The Interior appointment8 (ftve bedrooms,
three and a half baths, three flreptaoea, IOIW-
lng cefftnga, fonNll dtntng room, large f8mlty
room) • •xclt• you. Thl8 property 11 com-
plete -It ltands ... but, the "'96onary ~
wtl ... more. tta greetelt Ylllue mar not be In
what It la, but In what It could be. You dOn't
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OCU..RONT -•At 80A . . • Three bedroom, two beth. HlaNY upgrmed. PrtYate J!: Ind penormn1c-.-trorn Dina Point to
lllol V•de. AlnMI ............... .....,....
631~7900
HUNT91QTON IUCH ... Decol ator perfect
five bedroom, two and ttne .,...., bath,
tWQ story, single f8lftlly .... In Hw•':.f°"
Ughthoule tract. Situated on• qul9tde
sac only one and one Ml mlee from the ocean. Dramattc IMna room. Dk*'la room.
Patio kltehen. Huge bonue room &1P91*'·
Lush ~ ""1ounda petto and Kol ~ .. ~ .. ~.~~~.~ .... ~.~·=
EA8TllDe COSTA •M . . . Charmetl
Totdy remodeeed ln..m Ind out. High wood
ceilings, French doors and delightful window
coverings tUghllght the IMng r0om. Country
kitchen lndudea oa ltove. Cozy dining area
with bay wtndow overlook• the fabulous
backyard. The n.getone pmto, Koi pond and
gazebo add to the enchMtment. A new fence
surrounds the property Of the owrlind three
car gatage la 1Ure to pleMe. Come ... for
yourself. The pride Of own.tNp ta .wtent. ......................................................... .,.._
NEWPORT NORTH ... w .. located end untt
look• out to pool and ..,._ Thll two bedroom and one hailf bettt condon*IUn ,_ been
upgrllded With OYefl, c.peta. PIMtatton lhut-
ters throughout, bl11ched Ollk ~t
center for TV and ....,, M111k:m ~
entry, powder room ..t ldtcMn.
brick patio ""* for entertMtlng .... 1111.-
RANCH CAIJFORNIA .•. Two fabulou9 Iota
wtth utHtt6ea In La Cresta. Unob9tructed Ytews
overlooking Bear Creek Golf ecu.. 8elel'
will finance ................................................. .
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patio, cbllble ......_. mrporta, IUDdallon
poala ..... --glf'd9na. Both In very good COIMIUOft. ~ 8l90Cietlon du-. One
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ULTRA CHARii. iN CORONA DEL MAR
This stunniiw 3 bedroom, and 3~ bath condo is onty 2 months young and
1 block Wiik to China Covi. A1cind the oak staircase to the dramatic master
suite witla ;.cum batla, and Yiew the ocean from your private balcony.
ClllDlii Couetry life wallpapers throulhout and a aourmet kitchen equipped
far blllty 11111 efficiellcy. Cooled by central air~ unique features
lboUllll in tllis home that shows like a model. A real prize listed at .......
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PADLIDO 1111,111
Larp town.houle--3 BR, 2 BA 3 car pnp.
Inaide laundry/utility room; private patio; baid-
wood Ooon. Convenient area. Call to eee!
VDJ.A BALBOA S!U,000
COLLDIB ISLAND IS.-,•
Location, view, lush landacap, beyfront. A
f abuloua home with quality built-inl, peat floor plan, entertainment room on beautiful private
island. •
enthome 2-BR, 2 BA ~"elect mirTon-t'elleet---ow-r-'ll'ftr--no,•
forever fountain view. Upgrades & skylights, Spectacular, contemporary, remodeled,
plus elevator & parking for 2 can. bayfront. ~ kitchen, 4 BR, 51h BA, turn-
ing basin, view, large slip + South patio.
THE BLUPPS 1%51,000
Blufrs best buy! 3 BR with new oak kitchen
cabinets & flooring. 2 story overlooking lovely
patio. 1 BR dn stairs can be study. Tastefully
decorated.
BLUPPS '359,toO
Exceptional free a tan ding condo in ideal location
on greenbelt. Two lovely patios-completely re-
modeled, freshly painted. Just delightful.
BLUFFS SMt,000
Best location one-story. 2 BR & den. End unit
with lovely wrap,around patio. Wide rolling
greenbelt & trees give a feeling of tranquility &
privacy.
BLUFFS SS86,000
Move r!f,ht in to this sparkling 3 bedroom
"Delores ' end unit. lt'a situated on a lush
greenbelt with a peak of th~ back bay.
BA YSHOIES '439,000
4 RR. 4 BA. Ca pe Cod home on an oversized lot.
2 doors from walk way to beach and guest dock.
U·shaped home opens to a brick patio with
gazebo.
BACK BAY '479,900
Wonderful back bay home, perfect for the grow-
ing family 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath, aep. fam. room.
Hug~ rear yard with aeparate play area & R.v.
parking.
ILUBOI VIEW BOMD MU,000
6 BR "Somerset"! Beautiful up-grades.
Gorgeous gardens. Pool Thia home is inviting u
well u exciting!
BALIOA PBNINSULA MIO,•
<>c.nfront condo it a 3 BR dream home. Spec-
teciialar view. Fireplace, wet bu, peat kitchen,
MCUrity .,nem, pha dynamiw rooftop IUDdeck ..............
IAYSBO~ 13,250,000
Fabulous views of boats by day, lights of the
Pavillion & the city by night. 60ft bayf ront, large
dock, pool, spa-all the amenities!
LINDA ISLE SS iOl,000
Exquisite bayf ront home with a pier.;;;{ &lip for
a yacht of 100 feet! Ideally situated for privacy
and light in a gated compound. By appt.
BAYSBOIES SS, 7601000
70 ft. 8-yfront-l>&Jloramic view, 3 boat sips,
beamed ceilnp. Exclusive Bay.bores Cape Cod
Charm. Large deck + lawn on bay.
CORONA DEL MAR
JASMINE CUE& S«9,MO
Dramaticslan IV lovely light decor with private
patios an garden. Spacious 3 bedrooms plus
expanded family room. Central air.
BARBOR VIEW HILLS S64t,OOO
Popular "Sandpiper" 4 BR with scenic vista.
Private courtyard entry. Immaculate condition,
ready for occupancy.
HAUOI VIEW HIW '698,600
Wonderful location next to park! BeautifuJly
refurbished 4 BR w/new kitch., baths, Ftench
doors + large covered patio in private setting.
OLD OOIONA D!L MAI '755,-
0ne of a kind. Owner OCC. Newly remodeled
duplex w/~rgeous views of ocean & bay from
both units. Great location, too!
BAYSIDE Sl,475,800
8a)'1ide Dr. Prime location. 4 BR, home w/gre11t
potential for redo. SeUer must 1ell. Will conaider
all offera. Great buy for a one of • kind water-
front .
SIAVID t•,119
Exception.a.I three bedroom home on quiet cul-
de-sac location. Extenaive built-in cabinetry.
Neutral decor, overlook.a canyon & city light.a.
llAUOa afOO! -'751,000
A fabulous 180° view from this estate home.
Quality throughout. 4 BR, library and large
family room. Within atepa o( the pool. One of
your most prestigious area.
B.AUOl lllDGB 1750,000
A very special, highly upgraded 4 BR. 3' 2 PA,
corner location w/love~y patio, built in BBQ,
extra room off garage, library plus views!
PENINSULA '775,0GO
Room for alJ the family. Superb beach ·home
filled with light & ctiarm. 5 BR, den, dining
room, best swimming in N.B. Perfect central
oceanfront location!
LIDO P All S795,000
Ultimate beachelor haven. Sophisticated 2 BR,
21h BA with a panoramic view from the 7th
floor. SelJer may trade.
NIWPOn HEIGHTS '8!5,900
Fabulous 180° view of all of Newport
Harbor/Entire second floor master bedroom
suite, large deck plus patio. Three fireplaces.
BIG CANYON Sl,S95,000
Fabulop custom built home overlooking golf
course.~ BR suit.ea, 4 full bath, library, den plus
dream kitchen with fireplace. Master bedroom
on bl noor.
BIG CANYON U ,596,000
Casual elegance throughout this recently· r~,
modeled 5 BR home. Pool + spa + most rooms
overlooking expansive golf course frontage.
Many custom features. By appt.
LIDO S 1,900,000
Luxury with incredible views, high security with
4 BR, 5 BA. Nothing else like it because owner
put two units together.
1.AIPIONT Sl,861,•
True ;ew.u on the bliy, thia exceptional 7 BR.
home it located on 80' frontap. Formal DR,
bnakf81t + FR. 4 ear..,..., .-vator, bliaement.
boat slip. lneD ......... few"' u.. .... it*.
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HARBOR RIDGE
A warm traditional family borne of the highest standard, witb an
open flowin& floorplan with six bedrooms, four and one-half baths.
Oak stairway, gourmet kitchen and a refri_J_ei:_ated wine cellar.
Great outside entertaining area witb built in BBQ, pool and spa, all
professionally landscaped with ocean, bay and city light views.
S2,500,000. Ad #005
WOODBRIDGE LAURELS CONDO
NEW LISTING! Perfect starter home or investment property in
Irvine's outstanding community of Woodbridge with its many
amenities includinc lakes, swimming pools, parks, tennis clubs
and more. One bedroom plus den loft and garage. Four years new
in award winning Laurels condominium developmenL $139,900.
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Large corner lot afforctina privacy and room for two large yachts.
Four bedroom, three bath borne bounded by 142 feet on the water.
Extemive use of marble in bathrooms, new carpe~, fireplace and
wetbar. VttJ large waterfront decks perfect for entertaining.
Hard to duplicate! $1,09S,OOO. Ad#OOI
LAGUNA BEACH
Breathtaking country French home completed in exotic woods,
located on two lots at Victoria Point. Fantastic ocean and
coastline views. Four bedrooms, four batbs, two fireplaces, solid
oakwood floon, five ocean view decks, beveled and tulip windows.
Very larp family borne ~ exceptional yards complete witb
fruit trees. Steps to cbanniac Victona Beadl. Sl,2H,OOO. Ad#003
WEST NEWPORT DUPLEX
A terrific income property cloee to the beach in West Newport. =unit.a. eacla witb two bedrooms, one and one-half baths and a
i.ce. Four-car carport. plus additional off-street parking.
,000. Fee. Ad#OOl
BALBOA JSt"DlPLEX
OUTSTANDING s•'\} first block from tbe bay witll IOIDe vit . tbs in upper unit, and
two bedrooms one -.aml Two car 1arage plus carport.
Call now for a pri .• ~ ~wing. "45,000. Ad#OlO
LAGUNA OCEAN VIEW LOTS
Build your custom home in this exclusive, sated development
above Lapna Beach and enjoy the sweepin& ocean. city, mountain
and canyon views. Umited to just four natural·lfade bulldable
lites, each owner will also have an undivided interest in nearly 7
acres of presti.ne open space for recreational and agricult1lral use.
Ready for your home with all utilities in. Priced from $399,000.
Ad#02S
BELCOURT HILL
Ocean, Catalina and city liOts view from this stunning townbome.
Three bedroom, three ancf a balf bath, family room and formal di.Din& room, tutefully decorated and furnished in ultra-quality
modern. New blond hardwood flooring, Berber c=•· custom window lbadel and abutters. Dramatic custom · tiDI through·
out. Air conditioned, UPll'aded teeurity system, three car pra,e,
guard aate. Offered fully furnished at S79S,OOO. Ad#007
NEWPO~~f .
NEW LISTING! Situated 'l) l_l with lots of privacy,
this two bedroom ·s ... cant and ready for quick
occupancy. Comml o;.c~ .. Dd tennis courts clote by. Walk
or bike to ocean bet ... .t0,uuv. Ad#002
SPYGLASS
A real Gem on Spyglass, views of city 1;,t~ mountaim, Harbor
Ridae. partial ocean from prdea. New h doors throughout. c.fonmed paintin1 in and out, new marble floors in foyer, family
room and kltchen. UJ>lraded landlcapina and security system.
Discover "Newport Island", the ~uiet hideaway island on the
Penimul.a. A four bedroom. including a muter bedroom with a
private sundeck and spa, two batb, two story llome. A warm, open
living room witb used brick fireplace, oak flooring, remodeled
gourmet kitchen. A.skin& $44S,000. Ad#Ol4 .
HARBOR RIDGE
No ~ bas been spared to create this architectural master-
piece. Tbe flawless detail of desip and construction is not unlike
a fine work of art. Tbe generous use of slate, copper and other
quality materials cannot be matched. Comprilina six spacious bedrooms. five and one-balf baths, parking for as-many as five
automobiles, this estate offers tbe maximum in luxurious Jivin&. Oatst~ bay and DiPt liPt .W.S. In the finisbing stages of
construction now, decorative finillaes may be selected by tbe
purcbuer. Call today for a private viewing. $2,950,000. Ad# 017
WOODBRIDGE-SOMEISET·REDUCED!
Erpandina family force9 tM sale of Ws daarmilll two bedroom,
one and one-laalf batll eottap. Best Woodbridce location, only
stepl from communi? pool • spa and part that includes
amociatioo-owned tennis courts. Enero-saving bot-water beater
and inside laundry. Only $162,900. Ad#Oll
SPACIOUS HOME IN PA'1·IKE SETIING
On a quiet street of ou{lr-.. \>. 'his immaculate five
bedroom, three ~ ... rge park·like lot in
Orance. u you an . _ ... 1~us bo~ wi~ spar_kling. pool
and spa in a beai -uy setting, don t mm this. ll1gbly
UPlfaded with aroc&JJ es too numerous lo list $42S,OOO Ad::004
WESTCLIFF .
Channing Country French residence in the highly desirable
Westcliff community. Strong street appeal with French Cbateau
architectural detail, including loU of used brick and wood beams.
Lusb ludscaping surrounds tbe property, and a generous
backyard provides ample space for a swimming pool or flower
garden. 11le interior offers comfort and charm, exquisitely
decorated in a traditional motif. Wood peg floors in the country-
kitcben with used brick fireplace and beamed ceilings. Three &enerotis bedrooms plus two baths. Call now for a private viewing.
$525,000. Ad #012
LAGUNA BEACH
NEW LISTING! Panoranlic ocean and citf Upts view! Bleached
hardwood floors, marble fireplaces. lavisb marble baths. and
generous use of sranite in kitcben. This spectacular residence
offers tJae ultimate adult lifestyle witb two bedrooms. two and one-
balf baths, private swimming pool and spa and two spa tubs.
Sl,250,000. Ad#023
LAGUNA NIGUEL
NEW LISTING! Lots of ootential with this fixer-upper. ~ lots
of TLC, but bas location! location! Three bedrooms plus two baths.
Call now for a private viewing! S279.000. Ad #OM $05,000. Ad#Olt
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'The only view home now awilable in "-'bluff,
totally remodeled. The~ M.ter aait.e
includes walk-in dead, -..rate .. jKuzzi" tub.
and lots of imported tile. Great 8Wllfet and city
lights view from muter BR. LR, & FR. For a
private showing ~-Y!>W' ~uff s~lists.
PHIL A EDGENlA.8'.l'ARKENBUR-G..a--
WllE a.-
Just lilted!! Thia channinc property is in an idear
comer location. Wghly dsi.reeble area. 3 BR, 2
BA. livina room. family room. Hurry won't lat.
Call now for _j)tjvate showina.
BILL 6 DONNA WEBSTER
.. ,.al ,,.
Sp80ous 2 bedroom + den 2 bath, dramatic
fireplace, large deck 1,544 ~uare feet. Ask for ...
LEE CHESTERFIELD
LEE CHESTERFIELD ....... .. ..
Elegant custom magnificent estate. With 6
bedrooms, 4.5 baths, pool. spa and one of the
largest lots on the Ridge. This home is on a cuJ-de--
aac and hu ocean and city lilhts view. A tra-
ditional family home in thia prestigious gate
~community. Completely refurbished and
fender owned. Ask for ...
ESTHER YANK
flCB lfl'J 9IElllBf WIPIEI 11,211,•
Thia bayfront duplex ii located in one of the most
spectacular locations in Newport on the main
channel. Awesome views. Has ita 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
1ll.fUI •w.111
8r..t ..t butser, 2 b1lllooa•. l bath cw11h• wtlh ......... AmliM 1111,G!IO T.D. A.Ill far ...
D&LIA DSLGADO
I+• I II F rw -. ••• ,__. .... a..y 8&. z..d C-4md11-1 di,
caapll'ative. Glw (w ,_ ...... J:..el .... t --
betatKA 2 fl••._ f1 per~~ TOK ALLIN80N
811AJlON VOGT ...-111 .....
-tolMIY a.a; Bay;-W-acy LiifitiVliW. -
_.... 4 BR. 3 BA famOy • bmm roam. Heme. Can for Mdidaml jnfo. md ,..,... penona1 view-
• ine· Mk for ... JANB 8UNQAJLA
••al I Elf fll I BE •11 1-.111
Thia c:my three BR. 1 ~ BA home is dole to ~ ~and lhoppina. Hurry with t:;{ check and
paint br'Ulh!! Thia one won't 1Mt! now.
BILL 6 DONNA WBB8TBB
WEIRUff , ... , .. 111 .. 111
F.&tate feeling. newl)' remodeled 3 BR, 3 BA and
den. IA.rae backyard with pool. Ceramic~. new
appliancea. A m'9t .ee! Ask foe ...
MARIA ELENA BANKS --lmllllllll um _. ·
I.mmacuJate two story, beautifully ·furnished
oceanfront home on the sand at Penimu1a Point.
Two patios, garden, three-au-parking, 3 bedroom
and den, 3 bath. Annual le.ue available February
1 at $3500/month. Ask foe ...
RONDA BEIN OR GAIL TAYLOR
••111 .,. 111 lUIE . ,, ..
Two bedrooms, two and one half bat.ha, re.
modeled kiu:hen, fireplace, single car...-.. Aa
for ...
PHIL a EUGEINA STARKENBURG ·
• IBl-lEllE .. Ill 1111,111
This IAutramont model has 4 bedrooma, luxury
mast.er .Wte, with view. 1 bedroom on first floor,
3 batha. Guarded community with community
pool and tennil. Allo for ie.e. A* for ...
MAUREEN WBITB
IADI• llEW lllllEl 111 Im 1411.m
Best buy 4 bedroom. 2 1-th, family room. For a
nice family, one block to elementary IChool.
community pool, clubhiowe, p-eenbelt. Inside lo-
cation. Owners anxioua. Ask for ...
JULIAUAO ......... " Two to dlOOle from. lACUM Surf .and Carllbed.
Owner wanll out! WW 8111 both oc ather at cmt.
U you're lookilW for detmJm, ~ for ...
CLIP AND rLYNN KUIP
CIFlllB-...
Enter throup prof..-.wty lancbcape
courtyard into tblll ..., 3 BR home with marbl
entry 0oan. I.Miii family IOOID with its o powder roam. Walk to f'MtUoll laland & th -a-:t_,,,hea._ Mk far ...
DBUA DBLGADO
•••• ••• ..... A11.•
Beautiful home on one of Harbor Views largest
lots, 3 BR. 2 BA, room for expanlion & pvt pool.
Cathedral ceilinl' in Uvtnc. family & dining nns.
New applianca, amny & brilht. open floor plan,
great (ci-ent.ertai.nirw. A* for ...
JULIA LIAO
OPEN 8AT 6 SUN 1·•, IN6 POaT BRISTOL
BUii 1•1111.. -.-s bedroam home In...._.. Harbor view hills.
InvtU. s-tAo hM .... flrePt and water fountain.
Great foi ~ ar fmldy. A* for ...
VIRGINA 8W AN
OPSN BUJI 1-4. 1-7 eL\CllB8T
Wll&rllll lR11111 •11,IM
Exquiaite, Sopbildcated, and cmual all rolled into
one condolhame. '"Completely" remodeled with
top ol the line....._'!! Thill wan't lMt!!! Ask for ...
JU'NSDAVIS
EIDW IE llllBlfl 11, 1•,DOO
JUST LISTED! CUS10M PEMODELED 2-story
lbowt9I hmle. Cwnr·o VI view from large
mMtel' IUite w/"11r' '-$sauna. Stained P. wiDdoww Q . wood pegged lloan. Prlva. f, :;.e. yard w/spa &
plebo. Thra ,...1vate bMchea. Shown by appt.
only. A* for ...
.10-ANN DOJlAN asrn,.., ..
~ __. w ....... 4 bedroom, 2.6 bath, 3
~ ....... ~ cbn.*YUlhtm. twofftplaces. r...a, rocm. aanny OOUDtr7 kitchen, formal din-inl roam ............ paol-Ue yard. Ask for ...
CLJJ' AND rLnrN XBMP
·21111 .. I 111 I R 1111,• • .. ?''Jiii Clb? -...... _.,the._ ttreets
111 .... C' ... ~ .--. .-0oors. Piti&dl _. • _. a. ·All of llMI plus a r• rt FPS ....... ,.a. A I tlb Wllue. Ask .... _ . -
DN ~AllK
tilll ... -1111,111 ~ I BR. 2~ BA townhome. 2 u.ed brick
~ & a ... tub! UPIJ*led throughout
with ..... ~ Ja_atio.
DIANA PROSSER
ms •• Mil I I 11 I JUST 811..-mATl:D THROUGHOUT. ln-cludlDl mw ....... md baths. Sua.ro refri&er-...... u.tat •ceMz ... uw;lbed jlcual. mirron.
ltallm .. waal ........ Bayview; with llip
avW'ahh A* Im-. DDJQ 80DSRJ.ING
0••• I '•~ ...... 9IH 8-ta Alla. CM
•Ill Ill a
Good kadaD. pJd Jew, excellent opportunity
for ~lopentar to make a livinl while learn-
ing the bulinela. Lo... cost operation, owner financinl allowance. Ask fOI' ...
CLIP A rL YNN KEMP
REALTO S
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•11111• .... a.at .. c.,on· ..... lincle..., ...... 4 bwdroam. 2.1 ....._ pool • spa. For clmo. ..
far ...
JANE 8UNGAJLIA
•111111111111 llR P .. IH lllllll
-.,....Uy private 3 BR, 2 BA ...... and ex:pmWve
fiNplM'le, 5o' bayfront patio, private mmina few
.... ~ .......... pool Miid private2c.r .....
on prefernd Lido p.,,;,,.,Ja Call for appoint-
ment. Alk for ...
LYNNE LINDSA 15 ·
.... .. .. 11,-111
Totally remodeled contemporary 2 story home at
the very top of Spyglals Hill. 5 BR. fam rm. den.
expanded ~r bedroom, Berber carpeting,
French doors and windows, new kilchen and
baths. All this ph•. pted pool and spa and large
entertainine area. One of a kind! For your per-
tonal showinl .. for ...
BSIBERTANK
••• llllo.111
Woodbridge Arboclake.3~2-'4 BA,~fully
decorated 2 story end location with teperale
dininc room. family room. den. and brMkfalt
nook. Ste .. to lake with mini view. Ask for ...
RAY DAVIES
m'Ell 1111,m
A c:itJ tilh• view from thia beautiful. damic. 4 BR
home hilNichted with b' I ched oak Doon, plan-
tation lbuu.n avwn moukfinp plw room for a
pool. Call for~ private lhowtn«. AM fOI' ...
DELIA DELGADO
''E" PUI 141 ....
Most sought after plan in the Bluffs! Canyon &
bay vie w. 3 BR. 2 1"2 BA. Separate family room.
Mexican pavers in lush courtyard. Call ...
DIANA PROSSER
Clllll E. .. 11..111.111
Ocean views from both levels of this invnaculate S BR. 3Y2 BA borne. Family room, dining room,
high oeilinp. H• master suite. Lap pool &
;.cuzzi. Ask fE.iLEEN BARRIS
•1111 .. 11 •um W'm
Sunny • brtcb'-8-utif\&l 3 BR, 2 BA. ...
family room. *Ylicht. ..... yard cloee to dM>OI
CCJllllDUnity pool and ~ AM for... .
IULIALIAO '* .... , 11-.111 Abmlutllly tmmn.:ulate home in ..... ..........,._
!f· _Pllrtial oc:an view and away farm o-t
lfilbway. Totally aemodeled wttb d j.-tMle.
rNncb doon and u.d brick tbrouchau'-11led
ldtmln wttb -and .... ~ .... .,.., nfrfl illDr and mucb ... Hilla b rd Mil-.... i.a _. n. .. ._I I rtaawtlh
... Ink ... die. Hurry ................... .
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Exmllent landlcapinc and *'Cini Hameownen
Aaoc. 2 Bil. Giant Bonua Rm., lbldy and privllcy.
Anilable bJ Nov. bt.
TOllALUNSON
SllAllON VOGT -
OP&N SIDI 1-1. 11 aoe&T llNOLL
IWSFllUI 1•11 I ,,..,,..
0ulll!'•MMric ~ view. Security buildinc·
$1500/M(). Alk for ...
. VDGINA..SWAN~ OWNER WANTS THIS LEASED SOON!
llidi!ll IRdl'IM ! 111.-r...-... owned. 2 story condo. '1IA ap-
proved. 2 BR. 1 BA. Su Juan C..pistrano. Good
incmne ratio. A* for ...
RAY DAVIBS. JJL
•ILi.Em IU.W
Brand new J.M. Peter's 4 BR, 2.S BA home. Licht
and briaht and beautifully appointed. Fully land-
IC&ped with two IJ!ll:tioa. Ask foe ...
JANE SUNGAJLA
··-Clft Rm 1111,111 Exclusive gate guarded convnunities of Irvine
Cove & Ritz Cqve. Large ocean view k>ts and
homes available. Call for details and ask for ...
EILEEN HARRIS
..,. -.. •••111
Owl' 2.000 ~-ft. in a beautiful N.a Qimmunity
specioul 3 BR. 3 BA home with a tarse kitchen,
~thedral ~ and private spa in s-tio. A
ially quality lifestyle location that must be aen
to be appreciated. Call now for your private
showinCa~ ':·ooNNA wusna ••• 1477-Let S.ta mcx.e one of the 2 f~ to ltide
down into the hGme of your drwna. While
~ are hUlll. and vilionl of .....,. pl\.anl
come from the S eo&y bedroomL S-ta can park
bis lleiCtt in the roomy 3 mr ...-.. Give this
~ Woocbiclair home tD your family for
. Alk for ...
MAXINE GOLDEN
'
COSTA MESl\ OFFICE
2299 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA
Expect the best~
THE 1 COMPANY IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA IN SALES & LISTINGS
COSTA MESA
SPARKLING CLEAN ON ll! LOT '286,000
This sparkling clean house is on an R2 lot. Just
around the corner from Newport Beach. Add on
and make a legal duplex! Call for a showing
apPointment.
DARLING 1 B~ 1 BA 1 GARAGE, 1 CA&PORT
HZ,500
Completely remodeled. Better than new. It's a
darling end unit. Larger unit. Lower unit. Built
in 1980. New paint inside and outside. AJI new
white berber carpets, new frigidaire (2 door) new
stove (electric), new dishwasher. Includes wash-
er and dryer. Very private new front and back
patio overlooking "blue water streams and
waterfalls". Outstanding tropical landscaping.
CommunitI pool and spa. 1 mile from Newport
Beach. Cal now for more information.
R.V. ACCESS S2SO,OOO
Large corner lot with RV access. Mesa del Mar. 4
bedroom, 1.75 bath home. Clean, fresttTy'
painted. Newer roof. Move in today.
MESA VERDE
MESA VERDE POOL HOME '397,600
Across from park. 4 BR, 2 1.'-J BA executive home,
formal DR, family room, huge master pool and
apa. Call now.
FABULOUS LOCATJ(f' ON MESA VDDB
COUNTIY CLUB PAl&WAY '749,000
4 bedrooms, 3 l/2 batha, den, family room, 3 car
garage. Rare find -fabulous location on Mesa
Verde Country Club's 17th fairway.
COLLEGE PA•K H7t,OOO
5 rooms, 3 bath. 2 car garage. Bi-and private
yard. Like new, excellent condition. Fireplace
with hardwood floor. New paint. New white
Berber carl>9t. New drivew~. patio, sidewalk,
tile and counter. Vacant. Call now for more
information. Won't lat. ..
Tamarrah Anderson, who ha•
been a consistent top producer in
the Costa Mesa office of Coldwell
Banker and i• a member of the
elite Preaident'1 Club, celebrated
Christmas in her Me•a Del Mar
neighborhood with an illuminated
carolling billboard. Tamarrah
greeted the homeowners with
candy canes and good cheer.
OTHER AREAS
VICTORIAN MANSION IH8,IOO
Purchue your very own Victorian Manaion in
the hiatorac district of Heninger Park in Santa
Ana. This 4 bedroom, 2 bath, 2 story home
features fireplace, 12 foot ceilinp, orante mold-
ings, encloeed porch, pool, -4 car garage and much
more. Included in the price of this unique home
is a duplex, which you can make over half of your
monthly payments! For complete detiala, call
today!!
SBilPIST DUPW t1•,MO s~t dur•u in s. .. ·, Ana!! 2 bedroolDI, 1
beth and bed~· t beth. Beautifully
ICUlptered landac:. , JMtint thrCMchout.
Cloee to IChooll. L: m one and rent the other to help qualify for the loan and make \be
payment.. FoT complete detaill c:all today!!
NEWPORT BE AC.H
NIWPOft IBACB YllW 1111,-
2 bedrooms, 2 bath, den, R.V. acces1. Beautiful
kitchen, tiled noor. Specious living room with
French doon leading to lovely yard, spa, and
view. Great neichborhood.
SIAPAIU PINTBOUSB VIEWS 1401000
Lmurioua, bay, ocean, city lights viewa. 2 BR, 2
BA fabulow kitchen, outstanding master auite
includinc jacuui tub and sigantic walk-in cloeet.
Fireplace, akyli,hta excellent location near 2
pooll. Barely lived in. Near Hoag HoepitaJ
complex. Great profeuionaJ lifestyle.
BALL OP PAID pAIOJ.• BOQ LOCAnON! ~"Al• Sito eoo
Convenient to achoc. ~eta, tranaport. 3 BR,
2 BA, patio deck ana raile4 aun deck.
SO. COA ST METRO
SUPER VALUE JN MESA WOODS IW,000
Lovely 4BR, 3BA 2 story near South Coat
Plaza. Inviting spa and custom barbecue.
OTHER AREAS
WHY PAY llNT tTl,000
Prime St. Albans condo overlookinc park-like
grounds. 1 BR, 1 BA. Pool and ape, clubbouae,
tennis, near S .C. Plaza and Performin, Arts
Center.
DUPLEX CABAU.DOS st•,OIO
2 BR. 2 BA and 1 BR, l BA Lo. C•bellero. aport
com~lex Fountain VaUey. Call now-It ii special!
O V[R 100 O F FICfS TO C,f R VE: YOU IN t,OLJTHERN CALIFOR~U\
MTIWY DIU l •II. 1-/PAm II
~Ito/ U.i at 1Uatee/eo11t '110111e.i, 911c.
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Courtland Alea Lynd. Cooper RoyfrMman Mark Ja<luon Joanna Palmqui•t Bob Tompkin• Jill Andrus c-,a.n-eo. E.ldncl Frtnch AnnK&n.-Su..... Patt-SuMllTraria lob Ancell a.-1,u-1on C.Uwrina Frinler Pat Ktnt Ka, Polorina &MT~ Marthe Anwiler Austin 0.yna Joel Gendron Mary Lou Kiebler Dolly Principe y.,onna Trown ... AmoW LtW,n D'EliKu Le.Cillespte Vicki Le. Res-~ Coly Van Or4en C.W.a.tt-Roawt~ Judy Cood Ltty lynch Cinny Rile, Bett. Walah ·-·-·· L.1ilia .. '·····-
GlrvnCruW. ..,...,. C-pWJ o..dlyF-., Patti CrublN Cleo Marulia.i Dolly Shaw FranW....._ JoeC-W-alliam r_, Mary Harmon Sharon Mci.m.-s.n,s..-r. Loiszn--,, Jackie Caaaidy Cuoie Frankel louHiWon Mary Ann N.thercutt Carel,n5tUT And GiJ A Patricia Marit111 ca-, "-'-Del.ora J.a-, Clwiaten NilMn ..,._• T_,.m,u F-.tw
BALBOA ISLAND Busineu opportunity for super
lease with S ye41rs rerNining + S year option to renew
in excellent Marine Avenue location. 673-6900 ........................................................................... sss.ooo
VILLA BALBOA Spacious bachelor with gas kitchen,
tile counters, microwave & separate bedroom nook.
Gre41t loation with large patio on green belt, bike to
beach. 67 3-6900 .............................................. S 131,500
VILLA BALBOA CONDO "Pride of Ownership"
spacious J BR with family & formal dining rooms,
fireplace, inside laundry & two large patios, perfect
entenaining. Easy bike ride to ocean. BIG PRICE
DRO Pll 63f-1400 ............................................ $299,000
BEACH CLOSE Condo in West Newport. Like new
tri-level contemporary 2 BR, 2 BA condo with terrific
ocean views. High ceilings, skylights, separate dining
room, S large patios & att. double garage. 631-1400
········································································· $340,000
CORONA DEL MAR Ultra contemporary new con-
dos1 near completion. Striking 2 BR with secluded
2na floor master suite, den & inside laundry. Soaring
2 story living room with fireplace opening to large
deck. 631· 1-400 ............................................... SJS0,000
BAI BOA PENINSULA Just ONE left. Brand new
Cape Cod townhome. Sp1cious 2 BR, 21/2 BA, oak
cabs, security system & dble garage. Steps to bay,
ocnn, Balbc>i Ferry & shops. 631-1400 ........ S350,000
NEWPORT SHORES Bright and sunny 3 BR home
with hardwood floors and s~cious added on master
suite. Great location across from tennis courts and
poots and just 2 blocks to ocean beaches. 631-1400
......................................................................... S429,299
NEWPORT SHORES Extra large corner lot. Bright &
cheerful 3 BR waterfront home, huge patio next to
sandy bNch. Mexican tile. floors, beamed c~iling~ &
cozy fires*ce. Communrty pools & tennrs. Price
inclUdes the land. 631-1400 .......................... ~95,000
CC:.ONA DEL MAR Sharp duplex in great south of h~hway loctaion. Charming 2 BR cottage with ~mint twdwood floors & fireplace, nice patio & 2
6drm unit in rear. Walk to beach, shops & res~
taurants. 631-1400 .......................................... SS2S,OOO
HARBOR VIEW HOMES lovely 2 story, 3 BR home
with separate guest suite. Vaulted ceilings & hard-
wood floors in entry, kitchen & formal dining area.
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SEA ISLAND Elegant townhome with fabulous
views. Marble entry, gourmet kitchen with granite
counters, oak cabinets & floorin$, den & 2 BR.
luxurious master with mirrored ceiling & bath with
whirlpool tub. 631-1400 ................................ S62S,000
U DO ISLE Charmin~ 3 BR, with 2 complete master
suites1 1 up with adjoining family room & one down,
plus iarge formal dining room. Country French
decor, custom built-ins & private patio on lovely
street. 631-1400 .............................................. S7SO,OOO
NEWPORT HEIGHTS Exciting 4 BR house with
fabulous harbor views in a wooded hillside setting.
Play room, family room, pool & spa & separate 1 BR
guest cottage. Just reduced!! 631-1400 ........ S789,000
UDO ISLE One of a kind location with un-
obstructed main bay views across clubhouse beach.
Spacious older S BR, home with formal dining &·
upstairs family room with great potential. Equivifent
to double lot. 631-1400 ................................. $895,000
PE.NINSULA POINT On the oceanfront. Spacious &
bright, 4 BR upside down house with incredible
views. Partet & terrazo flooring, custom shutters & ~~~l~,~~ ...... ~~~ ... ~~~.~.~~~'.~.~ .. ~~·~·i·l·: ... ~~~9s~o&><~i~i
OCEANFRONT Custom J BR including fabulous
master with fireplace, balcony & water & sunset
views. Cozy den with wetbar opens to rooftop deck
with spa. Move-in condition on nicely landscaped
corner lot. 631-1400 ....................................... SMS,OOO
BALBOA ISLAND Victori.an bayfront with 3 BR,
dock & terrific views. Immaculate with new berber
arpet, it has a gourmet kitchen, formal dining room, ~~~e~6~il:~.~~ .. ~'.~'.~~ .. ~ .. ~~~'.~~-.~~.~.~ .. ~~.~
LIDO ISLE Beautifully designed top q~lity S. BR
with formal dining & family room & den. Pro-
fessioNlly decor~ted with paned windows & Fr.
doors to sunny patio with spa. Almost double lot,
quiet end of island. 631-1400 ........................ $995,000
UDO ISLE Super, one of a kind bayfront, 45' lot &
open bay views. Can be 7 BR, 6 Yl BA with den &
formal dining or S BR, 31/J BA home with a 2 BR
apartment. Bay windows, sundeck & Fr. doors to ~~ 6~~~d·i·~~~~i·~··~~·:·;~··~~,t~;s:~~~~:
on oversized 101 with dock & side tie~'.'family T'OOm
with Fr. doors to huge bayside patios & cozy study
with Fp. Circular starrcase, oak floors & cabine1ry.
631-1400 ...................................................... $1,595,000
UDO ISLE Bayfront with 62' of waterfront, great
views & private pool. Extensively remodeled 3 BR
including large master with Fp. study & balcony,
gourmet kitchen with granite counters & den. Top q~lity. 631-1400 ......................................... $1,900,000
LI.NOA rsµ The qui!'tessence of elegant living in
this. beautifully appo.rn.ted 4 BR with den/guest,
famrly room, formal dinrng & dramatic 2 story en1ry. ~3~~4~~~.~~~~ ... 1.~.~~.~ ... ~~ ... '.~.~ ... ~.~~ ... ~~~. s ~ .9~~~~
U DO ISLE Spectacular 4 BR custom home wi1h
Mediterranea!'l o~ertones. Family & formal dining
rooms & eat-In krtchen open to fabulous park-like :~~ 1~~.~~.~.~.~-~~~~'.~~.~.~.~~~-~~~.~~.~.~~.t~2~~9~~~
UDO ISLE Ex.citing conremporary architecture, a
great lido Nord ~i~w location & dock for 2 large
yachts. Floor to cerlrng walls of glass. bayfront dining
& master, gourmet ltitchen & private roofdeck.
631-1400 ....................................................... $2,250,000
LINDA ISl.£ Bavfront, spectacular remodeled 3 BR
with den, formaf dining, huge wine cellar, deck with
pool & spa and pier & slip for 3 boats. Q~lity
materi.als include travertine, on~. brass & copper.
631-1400 ....................................................... $2,625,000
CORONA D£I.. MAR beachfront. Fabulous 3 BR with
unearalleled views of the ocean & harbor entrance.
Built on 2 lots, this brisht & open custom contem-
porary has bleached hardwood floors & 10'
mahogony doors. 631 -1400 ........................ $2,980,000
CORONA DEL MAR Rare Shorecliff's estate with
108' of ocean frontage & panor~mic views. ~gn1fi
cent S BR home, the ultimate in rNteri.als & fixtures
& several oceanside terraces with huge pool & spa.
631-1400 ....................................................... ~.soo,ooo
WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. RE~LTORS
2436 W. Coast H wy.
315 Ma rine Ave. N ewport Beach, 631-1400
Balboa Island, 673-6900
Sp_eclallzlng In propertle• ..• on the water ... near the wa ter and with a vie w of the water.
..
A MEMBER OF THE fII
SEARS RNANCIAL NETWORK llJ
Expect the best~
I ' t I .-.-........-. ·------~-~--__ ____. -. ..~
GOSTA MESA: OFFICE
2299 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA
(714) 4~i»-OSOS---,-1-,...-_
THE 1 COMPANY IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA IN SALE S & LISTINGS
COSTA MESA
SPARKLING CLEAN ON u LOT nu 000
This sparkling clean house is on an R2 lot. Just
around the corner from Newport Beach. Add on
and make a legal duplex! Call for a showing
appointment.
DAJlLING 1 BR, 1 BA 1 GAi.AGE, 1 CA&POIT H!,500
Completely remodeled. Better t han new. It's a
darling end unit. Larger unit. Lower unit. Built
in 1980. New paint inside and outside. AJl new
white berber carpet.a, new frigidaire (2 door) new
stove (electric), new dishwasher. Includes wash-
er and dryer. Very private new front and back
patio overlooking 0 blue water streams and
waterfalls". Outstanding tropical landscaping.
Community pool and spa. 1 mile from Newport
Beach. Call now for more information.
ll. V. ACCESS US0,000
Large corner lot with RV access. Mesa del Mar. 4
bedroom, 1.75 bath home. Clean, freshly
painted. Newer roof. Move in today.
MESA VERDE
MESA VERDE POOL HOME H97,500
Acrou from park. 4 BR, 2 1/2 BA executive home,
formal DR, family room, huge master pool and
apa. Call now,
P ABULOlJS LOCA n~ ON MF.SA VBIDB
OOUNnY CLUB FAJtWAY '749,000
4 bedrooms, 3 Vt bat.ha, den, family room, 3 car
garage. Rare find -fabuloua location on Mesa
Verde Country Club's 17th fairway.
COLLEGE PAIK H7',IOO
5 rooms, 3 bath. 2 car garage. Big and private
yard. Like new, excellent condition. Fireplace
with hardwood floor. New paint. New white
Berber ~t. New drivew~. patio, sidewalk,
tile and counter. Vacant. Call now for more
information. Won't laat..·.
Tamarrah Anderaon, who ha•
been a consistent top producer in
the Co&ta Meaa office of Coldwell
Banker and ia a member of the
elite President'• Club, celebrated
Christmas in her Meaa Del Mar
nei1hborhood with an illuminated
carolling billboard. Tamarrah
greeted the homeowners with
candy .canes and Sood cheer.
VICTOllAH MANSION Hll,600
Purchase )'OUf very own Victorian Mansion in
the hiatorJc district of Heninger Park in Santa
Ana. This 4 bedroom, 2 beth, 2 story home
features fireplace, 12 foot ceilinp, orante mold-
ings, encloeed porch, pool, 4 car garare and much
more. Included in the price of this unique home
is a duplex, which you can make over half or your
monthly payment.a! For complete detials, call
today I!
SILUPl8T OOPLU 11•,MO sh~t dur1ex ~Anon 2 bed..,...;,, 1 b.th and bed• \ b.tb.. S..utfful.ly
l;CU}ptered 1ud.c. peint throushout.
ClOM to IChoola. L: m one and rent tbe other
to help q~ for the loo and make the
payment., For complete detaill call today!!
NEWPORT BE t-\1 :f'
NIWPOn BIACB YllW 1111,111
2 bedrooms, 2 bath, den, R. V. acceaa. Beautiful
kitchen, tiled floor. Specious livins room with
French doon leadinc to lovely yard, spa, and
view. Great neighborhood.
SBAP AIU PINTllOUSB VIEWS t4ff NO
Lusurioua, t.y, ocean, city light.a vieM. 2 BR, 2
BA fabulous kiU:hen, outatandina maater auite
includinr jacuzzi tub and filantic waJk-in cloeet.
Fireplaci, 1kylifhta excellent location near 2
pool&. Barely lived in. Near Hoeg Hoepital
complex. Great profeuional lif eatyle.
BALL OF PAllB PAIOI·• BOID WCATIONt ·~· •1•~-Convenient to schoc ~eta, transport. 3 BR,
2 BA, patio deck ane1 raiMd sun deck. . .
SO. COAST METRO
SUPER VALUE IN MESA WOODS Slll,000
Lovely 4BR, 3BA 2 atory near South Coat
Plaza. Inviting spa and custom barbecue.
OTHER AREAS
WRY PAY UNT ne,ooo
Prime St. Alhena condo overlookm, park-like
grounds. 1 BR, 1 BA. Pool and epe. dubhoule,
tennis, near S.C. Plaza and Performin1 Arte
Center.
NEXT TO PAUi llOl,IM
3 BR, 8m,Je :::;:_. • 'l'Der home ~ from
EMtpte puk~n GJ"OY9. New 111Mter
bath. Shows snatf
DUPLEX CABALLllos IUl,llO
2 BR, 2 BA and 1 BR, 1 BA Loe Caballeroe sport
com.,les Fountain Valley. Call now-It is special!
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Jill Andrw c-tianne Cos EJdnd f rft\Ch Ann IWuler Su.an Pane:reon Swan Trana
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a..AmoW Kadwyn D'Eli8c11 1-Cil&Hpie Vicki 1-R-cena Rid.Mrdaon Coly v.,, Orden
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BAL80A ISLAND Business opportunity for super
lease with 5 years remaining + 5 year option to renew
in eJCcellent Marine Avenue location. 673-6900
HAJlBOR VIEW HOMES lovely 2 story, 3 BR home UDO ISLE Super, one of a kind bayfront, •s· lot &
with separate guest-suit . Vaolt~eifings-& hard--open bay-views. Can be 7 .8Jt,_6Yl-BA with den &
wood floors in entry, kitchen & formal dining area. formal dinin.t or S BR, 31/i BA home with a l BR
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Vlll.A '"LBOA Spacious bachelor with gas kitchen,
tile counters, microwave & separate bedroom nook.
Great location with large patio on green belt, bike to
beKh. 673-6900 .............................................. S131,500
Vlll.A BALBOA CONDO "Pride of Ownership"
spacious 3 BR with· family & formal dining rooms,
fireplace, inside laundry & two large patios, perfect
entertaining. Eiasy bike ride to ocean. BIG PRICE
DROPll 631-1400 ............................................ S299,000
BEACH CLOSE Condo in West Newport. like new
tri-level contemporary 1 BR, 2 BA condo with terrific
ocean views. High ceilings, skylights, separate dining
room, S large patios & att. dou61e garage. 631-HOO
......................................................................... $340,000
CORONA DEL MAR Ultra contemporary new con-
dos1 near completion. Striking 2 BR with secluded
2na floor master suite, den & inside laundry. Soaring ~:~~~~J;v!~oo~: .. ~.i.~~ .. ~'.~~.~~.~~ .. ~~.~.'.~~s\~~~~
BA• BOA PENINSULA Just ONE left. Brand new upe Cod townhome. S~cious 2 BR, 21/i BA, oak
abs, security system & dble garage. Steps to bay.
ocean, Biitboa Ferry & shops. 631-1400 ........ S350,000
NEWPORT SHORES Bright and sunny 3 BR home
with hudwood floors and spacious added on master
suite. Creat location across from tennis courts and
pools and just 1 blocks to ocean beaches. 631-1400
......................................................................... $429,299
NEWPORT SHORES htra large corner lot. Bright &
cheerful 3 Bil waterfront home, huge patio next to
sandy beach. Mexian tile floors, beamed ceilings & c~ fireplace. Community pools & tennis. Price
inclUdes ihe !ind. 631-1•00 .......................... S49S,000
coaoNA DEL MAil Shirp duple• in great south.of
h!ghway loc~ion. Charming 2 BR cottage with
glamins hardwood floors & fireplace, nice patio & 2
bdrm unit in rear. Walk to beach, shops & res-~urants. 631-1400 .......................................... $525,000
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LINDA ISLE Traditional 4 BR. in perfect condition
on oversized lot with dock & side ties. family room
with Fr. doors to huse bayside patios & cozy study
with Fp. Circular staircase, oak floors & cabinetry.
SEA ISLAND Eleganl townhome with fabulous
views. Marble entry, gourmet kitchen with granite
counters, oak cabmets & floorin~, den & 2 BR.
Luxurious master with mirrored ceiling & bath with
whirlpool tub. 631-1400 ...................... : ......... S625,000
U DO ISLE Charmin& 3 BR, with 2 complete master
suitesla1 up with adjoining family room & one down,
plus rge formal dining room. Country French
decor, custom built-ins & private patio on lovely
street. 631-1•00 .............................................. S750,000
NEWPORT HEIGHTS Exciting 4 BR house with
fabulous harbor views in a woOded hillside setting.
Play room. family room, pool & spa & separate 1 BR
guest cottage. Just reduced!! 631-1400 ........ $789,000
UDO ISLE One of a kind location with un-
obstructed main bay views across clubhouse beach.
Spacious older 5 BR, home with formal dining &
upstairs family room with great potential. Equivilent
to double lot. 631-1400 ................................. S895,000
PENINSULA POINT On the oceanfront. Spacious &
bright, 4 BR upside down house with incredible
views. hr~et & terrazo flooring, custom shutters & ~;~1~,~& ...... ~~~ ... ~~~~-~~~'.~.~ .. ~.~~.'.1.~ ..• ~~u9s~o&:~i~)
OCEANFRONT Custom 3 BR including fabulous
master with fireplace, balcony & water & sunset
views. Cozy den with wetbar opens to rooftop deck
with spa. Move-in condition on nicely landscaped
corner lot. 631-1400 ....................................... S985,000
BALBOA ISLAND Victorian bayfront with 3 BR,
dock & terrific views. Immaculate with new berber
carpet, it N.s a gourmet kitchen, formal dining room, ~~~e~6~i)~=~.~~ .. ~~:~~ .. ~ .. ~~~'.~~.~~.~ .. ~~.~
UDO ISLE Beautifully designed top quality 5 BR
with formal dining & family room & den. Pro-
fe\sioNlly decorated with paned windows & Fr.
doors to sunny patio with spa. Almost double lot,
quiet end of island. 631-1400 ........................ S995,000
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U DO ISLE Bayfronr with 62' of waterfront. great
views & private pool. Extensively remodeled 3 BR
including large master with Fp. study & balcony,
gourmet kitchen with granite counters & den. Top
quality. 631 -1400 ......................................... Sl,900,000
~A Isµ: The qui!"tessence of elegant living in
this. beautifully appo~n.ted 4 BR with den/guest,
family room, formal dmmg & dramatic 2 story entry.
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UDO lSLE Spectacular 4 BR custom home with
Mediterranea!" o~ertones. family & formal dining
rooms & eat-in kit~hen open to fabulous park-like
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UDO ISLE Exciting contemporary architec1ure, a
great Lido Nord ~i!!w location & dock for 2 large
yachts. Floor to ceiling walls of glass, bayf ront dining
& master, gourmet ltitchen & private roofdeck.
631-1400 ....................................................... s 2.2so,ooo
LINDA ISLE Bayfront, spectacular remodeled 3 BR
with den, formal dining, huge wine cellar, deck with
pool & spa and pier & slip for 3 boats. Quality
materials mclude travertine, onyx, brass. & copper.
631-1400 ....................................................... S2.625,000
CORONA DEL MAR beachfront. fabulous 3 BR with
un~ralleled views of the ocean~bor entrance.
Built on 2 lots, this bright & open cu om contem-
porary N.s bieached hardw f s & 10'
mahogany doors. 631-1400 ..................... S2,980,000
CORONA DEL MAR Rare Shorecliff's estate with
108' of oce.n frontage & panor~mte views. Magn1f1-
cent 5 BR home, the ultimate in mater~ls & fixtures
& several oceanside terrKes with huge pool & ~pa.
631-1400 ............................................... _ ...... S4,500,000
WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. REALTOR S
2 4 36 W. Coast Hwy.
315 Ma rine Ave . N ew port Beach, 631-1400
Balboa Island, 673-6900
Speclallalng la propertl•• . : . on the water ... near the water aacl with a view of the water.
CURRENT LISTINGS
CUSTOM HARBOR VIEW HOllES
5 BR , NEW WINDOWS -DOORS -KITCHEN -
BATHS -NEW MASTER SUITE ADDED TO
EXI STING HOUSE -SECURITY SYSTEM.
THERE IS ALMOST NOTHING (EXCEPT
WALLS) REMAINING FROM THE ORIGINAL
HOME -ON THE GREENBELT -STUNNING -
$7 19,000
&REIT IEW LISTllG ·LARGE LOT NOL/SPA
FINEST PRIVATE LOCATION IN HARBOR VIEW
HI LLS {LUSK SECTION) ROOM TO EXPAND OUT
OR UP . $61 9,000 (PRICE INCLUDES LAND)
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BEAUTIFUL DECOR IN THIS MONACO
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II . $429,000
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THREE + THREE AND 2 + 2, AND A HUGE
4-CAR GARAGE. SPACIOUS ROOMS-UN-
USUAL! THREE-STORY DUPLEX. ONE OF
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DEL MAR. VERY SPACIOUS~ $539,000
LOSES
URlllUCI
.... _., NEVER LIVED IN,
BRIGHT, 3BR, 2.5BA. BACKS
TO WILDLIFE SANCTUARY
WITH NATURAL SPRING; MTN
VIEW ONE BLOCK FROM
PARK. $1,395 MO. OWNER
PAYS UTILITIES. .
41Ul•LEASE
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MODEL WITH NEW KITCHEN.
VERY CLEAN! SUNNY YARD!
$1,975 MO.
CHRISTA AND
GERRYLLONG
REAL E8TATI .._ CAM HAlmD"
CALL MO-LONG or 840--.C
.-hrtch. of Grubb a Ellis, is a
long-time resident of Newport
Belict\ Md is experienced in the
h8ndlng of properties In the million
doMmr range.
She hM been an active real estate
broker for 29 years, starting her career in Pasadena and moving to
Newport beach in 1969, where she is a resident of Harbor Ridge.
Partch has consistently been a
Grubb & EHis Top Producer and has
earned the title of senior marketing
consultant. As a broker associate
with the firm lhe is qualified to help
buywa 8nd setlers achieve their
goals. •••
AM Herek was recently ap-=ted manager of Coldwell kr• Laguna Beach office.
HWCk began her real estate car .. in 1917 and joined Cotdwetl
BMker in 1883. As a top sales agent
in the South Laguna office, Harck
achieved membership in Coldwell
Banker's President's Club.
Harclt was raised In upstate New
York, attended Pacific Southern
University, and now resides in
Laguna Niguet She is a licensed real
estate broker, and has received her
G.R.I. designation. Prior to her real
estate career, Harck worked as a
manager for RockweU International
for many:years.
•••
M8ll Gull1dg1 8•1fl..fs-t1le-most
recent addition to the sales force of
the Newport Beach office of Grubb
&Ellla.
A native of Spain and a former
resident of Spyglass. she has lived in
this area since 1976. She has been
involved In selling and marketing
residential real estate for more than
five years.
Ho111eBuilder schedules
1-day advertising seminar
HomeBuilder Seminars will present a research and ptanning, advertising
one-day seminar on advertising for fundamentals, "the 10 most common
homebuilders on Thursday, Jan. 26 at mistakes in advertising and budget and
the Sheraton Newport Beach from 8:30 media strategy.
am. to-5:-*P.m.------The semtnarl~Slve
The seminar, entitled "Better course and wori<shop covering all
advert~ for homebuilders and de-aspects of the successful advertising
Yelopers,' features Kevin Pfeifer, na-program, designed for both large and
tionalty recognized advertising expert, small builders.
editor_of Buiklers' Advertising Journal. The registration fee for the fuff-day
and advertising columnist for Pro-program is $195 for persons in ad-
fessional Builder magazine. vance; $245 for at-the-door regis-
Ouring the seminar. participants will trants. Space availability is limited, so
study, examine and learn from more make reservations in advance. For
than 100 advertising case studies. reservations or more information, call
Topics that will be .covered include (800) 3~ or (71-4) 937-0711.
~
C-21 plans recruiting campaign
Century 21 The Real Estaters in
Costa Mesa will participate In Career
opportunity Week, Jan. 16-22, as a part
of a nationwide recruiting campaign.
Throughout the week, individuals
eot l9tderi1 tg a career chm1ge-ortnose
just entering the work force are
encouraged to contact Terry McCar-
dle, president of the Costa Mesa office,
to learn more abouth real estate
careers. There Is a no fee or obligation.
·'There is always a need for re8'
estate professionals," McCarch said.
"We are offering people a chance to
find out how they can realize their
professional, flnenclal and personal
goals in a flexible work environment.'·
As the industry leader, the Century
21 system has many '990Ur088 to
provide comprehensive trllining pro-
grams, a nationwide referral system
and marketing support to help build a
rewannn~rar-eer:-
A teat estate licenM from the state of
California Is required to sell r_, estate,
Qntury 21 The Real Estaters can
prOYide information about pre-license
training courses to futftft this require-
ment.
For more information, contact Roy
Paradee at (714) 546-2313; Phyttis
Sachs, (714) 646-7171: or McCardle at
(714) 751-8190.
WHY PAY A FULL Cll-TO SELL Y•R •ET
~ .
~WILL DO IT FOR A LOW SET FEE FROM '3,980 (PAYAliu ATESCROW)
.........
38R-2BA, Meea Verde
2932 Roy8I Palm ............. $237,500 721~ 111 ...., ..... ..
38R-2.58A. condo
218 SaybrOOk .................. $198,900 121-..111
•••mTllUA 38R-1.758A, condo
1741 TUltin #78 ............... 169,500 721~111 ...... ,,... ...
48R-2BA, Meu Verde, poo1·& apa
1719 New H9mp8Nre ..•.. $240,000 722-8114
... &om ..
28R-Eatlkle C.M. wlyard
"24 a.ma Ana. #103C.S175,000 721-4111
•n l'Pll..W
3BR-2BA. condo, encl patiO
1M5 Anaheim #S0 ......... $145,500 722-8114 .-·•1mnm-
3BR-2.seA
312 Campbell Lane .•....... $235,000 121-..111
..... .aama•••u• ..... '267 Hanover. CM ..................................... $6,450
377 Flower, CM ...................................... $10,500
975 Oen"9r, CM ....................................... $7,740
325 Flower, CM ........................................ $7,920
774 Welleyan Bey, CM ............................ $4,260
626 Shasta Lane, CM ............................... $6,040
496 Eat 16th Street, CM ...................... S 10,000
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mt•---2BA-28A, den, decks, 3 car attached + guest
parking
215 19th Street ............... $469 ,000 721-4111
""'•a:•-•••u• ..... 977 Acllpulco. LB ................................... $10,614
2 Sea 1918nd. NB ...................................... $5,340
4 Wild Gooee, NB ............•........................ $6,600
1800 Beryl, NB ....................................... S 12, 120
714 Goldenrod, CdM ............................... M.220
1509 S8ndcMtle. CdM ........................... $25,200
304 Canal St,_, NB ............................... $8, 700
2401 Port Whitby. NB ....•....................... $25,000
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1135 0. NEWPORT BL YO., SUITE 251
_ COSTA 1119"9CA11817
. (714) 711-1114
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-Rick-Ve.cl-
Broker /Vice President
(71·4) 854-4200
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NNlllSUIA l'OINT 11141M
Great hse on R-2 lot w/2 car gar +
yard. So of PCH. Ideal tor expansion
4 or S BR. 3~ BA custom home on
Peninsula. Formal dinjng rm. trpk &
smal view. Walk to ~ach. ~r
or to build two units. Terms!
Like new 3BR ho~ w /trpfc. French
doors. new bathrooms & more.
Huge rear yard and room for ex-
pam.on. Wont la.st!
motivated I
Ill Corporate l'l.1ui. Newporl Bach, CA 92660 • 485 E. 17th Street, Coeu Me.a, CA 92t27
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2006 Deborah Ln, Newport Beectt
631-8522 $359,500 Sat/Sun 1-4
2701 Hllllide Or, Harbor View Knofl8, NB
759-7835 $357,500 Saturday 12-4
* 1851 Port Kimbetty, N9wpott a.ch
780-8380 $411,000 Sat , ...
2450 vi.ta Hoger, llulll. Newpon Bwtt
873-9333 1228,000 (lH) Sunday 12-3
401 Vista Roma. ·~....,. e44:e200 $329,000 a.t/8un 12-..
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~ 1819 T .... Ln, Nnport 8eectt
MM711 1388,000 Sat/Sun 12-4
•1249 w. Balboa BNd, 881boe Pwiln
552-2000 $575,000 Sat/Sw\/Mon 12-4
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759-1100 '660,000 8und9y 12:30-4:30
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112-GSIO 1221.000 &..\ 1-5
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Thnt bedrOCMll tonclo Crut loc.* Nt¥ CntblaM Cfllter.
Bick Bly, 1111• & sdlools. Ont-NH bloO to com11111111ty
pool~ relwtlislled. $221.000 (lH)
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760-5000
SOPHISTICATED CUSTOM
HOME ON DOUBLE LOT -
Open ~ luxurious ap-
pointment• & furnlehlngs.
KJtcMn d11lgned for gr.aous Irv-
ing & entertaining. 68R, SBA, 3
firepl9cee Up pool & spa In pr~
vate patio on the bay.
$4,200,000 . •••m amm ••• JUST REDECORATED
THROUGHOUT -Including new
kttehen & baths. Sub-zero re-
frigerator, light oak cabtnets,
CMM med j9cuzzl, mirrors, Italian
tMe, wool Berber, air. Bay view
w/llip ava61able. $689,000.
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Home Federat S&L 10.750 05 2.000 14 188 8.875 20 2.000 eo 2.750
~s.a:r 11.125 20 2.000 30 500 8.125 20 1.500 30 2.625
10.825 05 1.500 30 187 1.250 05 1.500 15 2.750
~a Nat'l Benk 10.750 10 2.000 30 188 1.625 20 2.500 30 2.250
Mercury 8eW9 10.750 05 1.500 15 187 1.125 20 1.500 eo 2.250 ......... = ..... , .... 10.875 05 2.000 10 188 8.875 10 2,000 10 2.750
P8dlk: .... 10.875 05 2.000 45 188 8.375 20 2.000 eo 2.500
au.lier City L 10.750 10 2.000 00 187 1.000 10 1.500 eo 2.500 :-:~~ 10.875 05 1.000 75 117 7.625 20 2.000 75 2.250
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2BR 1'hB59A5•01close 90100 E"slde 2BR. gar~. 14fge 2BR wlg•r. Cupets. 51:•28r. ~ ~ ...... -w-~~ ~:;r,'; _,. _,...., trpc. d/W. Fnt , 110W 0PPt * oeach. mo yard with patio, wshr hk-dr..,.a. bft·lns. Fenced _.._, ..... .....,.. ............. "-' _..... c.ll l50-210I.· Incl. No Piil 141 ••• HR 2119, ........ wld
Sea Lane. 644-2611 up $795/mo. yard w/P8tlo. W•ter peid. Wt. AY811 NOW! No P9t• °' 497-4511 hOoll C..u.... 2'24 26460RANGE '36-4120C.it 1-5PM w81ktobMctll"8-9243 ......... .. .......... •1--* 111211:: new C8tpet
---------TSL MGMT 642-1603 667 Victoria 'H' ... $720 Condo on Nndl 28R 28A, -PoOI • .,..-_, Frig, ,...,.......,-.. 0¥9 201 Uaoonie & 210 Or.nt S 1• •Ft Deluxe 3BR 2BA Eutsi<M *NEWLY DECORA TEO* JP8. ~ty. lmmed occ WALK TO 8CH NR HOAG * 831~11 * Incl. No pllla Ml tl55 TSl MCIMT M2· 1I03
2BR 1BA on the Bluffs, wlfrplc, P8llo, d/W, cov-2BR w/gar. Carpets. $1250/mo 6«-2e07 or • Lia 18A, OM pd. f /P ocean-· jacuw. d/w, ered parking, lndry rm. drac>es. bft·ins. Fenced 540-0113 1725 • LG 28R 288 ftlllll ,_.. ftlllll ,_ _ NEWPORT HEIGHTS.AV!
$750/mo . 2201 Pac1ho. S995 Nopeta642-'M7.8 yardw/p8lio..W•••P8'<' •ttiellltleAeC' Twnhlel825. Pool,..,., 28R, lg IV""· CLEAN 1BA. l1001mo. lnwned. 2"d tloor Apt
6!S2L 60M3 anagemen t , • ~....... 63&-<t120 Call 1-5PM ettlc.bm •••.andoo.t-CO¥.~ .. !.~' supertOit ::..-r,,7..a5• 7_-.eL1_,,No ~7 •• 1""1::;. Ind. No 1•~ '8A, . 4 -1 I .._.,.. 667 Victoria "H'. .. $720 ttienget-cmt\. Alie. utv u-,_ ™ Deta.. 7}3. '""' ,.,....._ -~S~OON~~s ~D18A~ca~ts& 2a1~~·~ .... P50 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Great Easts1de 1oc1 paint, trplc, WID hkups. •
1 & 2Bdrms Gar, cable patto $825mo. 250-8002
av1 Grnblt w/BBO, lndry or 650-5194 •en.BAU
rm No pets 631-8427 Eastside 2BR 1BA, gar.
2BD 1BA~ottage apt. Pvt frplc, beam ceiling, $740 1111~1
yd WID hkups gar. 2 1st -SSOO sec. 2 per-Sparkling clHn, large
occ no pets. S7•0mo sons: No pets 650-1798 Garden apta. Be8utlfully
388 W. Bay 537-6585 ••-landscaped grounds. -I IY91-Pool&sp•.P8tiol/dedts. *?CEAN VU delu11e 2BR 2BR. lBA, quiet, no pets.. gar. or catport.
1 • oath. frplc. deck. gar gas pa, d/w, disp, $675 -1 8edroom $670
2218 E. Pacific apt B sec 645-4761 2Bdrm 1'1·Ba $815
S890tmo See 1st Call -3 E 8 h s 759. l 104/E 6«-8722/D S 100 OFF 1st 3 MOS 1 1 1 t t 646-6816
-------•EASTSIOE 28R 11,C,BA --------2 BR l •BA Fr p I c • Newly remodeled. Micro, 1 Bedroom $705
DtWasher. Gar.. Yard. gar S795 ~ SSOO sec. 2 2Bdrm 1'.48a $815
$795/mo 1BR 1BA. Ultl pers. No pets. 650-1798 151E21st St 648·2408
mcl~. $550tmo 830-4456 EASTSIOE 2BR, gar. lndry. Weslli<le 2BR Apt, P8tlo.
2BR DUPLEX, lg. Yard, Kint cond, qu.et area, lndryfac, 2 prtlng SPllOM.
Pets OK. Gar .. near Bus $810; 666-4019 days. New P8lnl, stove & Cfpt.
Slop. Available Now 640-2426 eves/wkends $750/mo. 731-8488
$795 • 0epOSlt 631·6559 --------lut. ..... 2'fl
2 BR-w/gar carpetSCall UITllll ITW De-.g el&kS to BEACH ,.
636-4120 1-5 pm
1571 Orange ·B'. $695
•BAV TIMBERST
1BR frplc. cable, pool,
patio gar No pets 399
W Bay St $685 650·6357 ----•OITIMllE* 3Br 2Ba. 01r•. W/D hk
up. large yard. new
carpet & drapes 5950/mo
384111 E 16th St.
TSL MGMT 642-1603
--SllUSl*•F 2BR 2BA. private P8bO.
fireplace. lll9W. park-Mt-ung. garage, spa, new
decor No pets $950/mo.
2151 PACIFIC AVE
631-6107 or 645-0302 •U.• E SIDE 2BR DUPLEX
Fenced yd. covd park~ fnory Sm pet OK. .
646-4902
A LL NEW 3BR. 2 car gar-
age. large fence yard
625 Plumer, upstairs
S 1050. Barbara 673-5n1
meati.B.AB
IP&INDTI
Beauhfully landscaped.
quiet. large. clean Apts
POOi & spa, patio or d~
Prime locahon.
1 Bedroom $660
2Bdrm 1't.Ba $805
22HY•l•WAY COSTA MESA
Ml-NH ---
AttrclCI. lg. 1BR. newly 1&-
decorated. carPort. 3 11
Wtlson. no pets. $600/mo
646-6452. 646-6789 -----• US11lll
1BD 1BA $550mo
250·8002 Of 650-5194
..unaa111n s p aclous 2BR Apll.
Beautiful pool area. large
rec . room & laundry
room. ONLY $640-$650
mo
AU.._IPTI uew ......
Ta.-?
722-1111•M2·1Ma ....,, .......
S3951mo. No kitcnen.
posit & good credit.
CALL Curl 11631·1266
EAST SIDE Town house.
3Br & Den. 2'h8a. Gar •
AIC. pool, tenn11. avail,
211. $1350/mo 760-8404
-$100 OFF 1ST MONTH
E"SIOE 2 Sty, 2Br 1'i~Ba
• Prtvate P8tlo, pool
•Enclosed garage
Great atmosphere! No
pets. 1790. 646-9039
EXTRA LARGE ROOMS
UPP9f' 3BR 2BA, garage.
(1034-C V81encta)
5875 No pets 645-7983
**mu,..** A small, quiet complex.
Stuclto 1550 & 1Br w/trpl,
t>ackyd, P8tlo Sl50 mo . .. Like new & very pvt ...
Pool. SP8. lndry 1•1 ~
MC. NO PETS. 649-2447
KIDS REOUIREO!ll E/alde
2BD 1BA Yard & gar.
S750mo. SSOOdep.
64&-4&31
LARGE 1BR, OIW, cable
TV hk-up. No petal Refs
required. $550/mo.
2273 M1n«~B. 645-8181
MESA VERDE. 28R 18A,
upper Quiet cut de sac.
1695-2867 Hldlory
498-1936. 751-9483
NEAR OCC. private P8tio
and garage, 2 I~ BR.
1 ''>BA. No pets. $ 25 ...
dep 667-2989 o r
835-8787
NEWPORT ACROSS THE
STREET. 2BR frple, gar-
age '825/mo. 1665 lrvlne
=2. 720-9422
PRIVATE GARAGE
& t.IJCH tOE!!!
Giant StUOlo, 1 & 28drm
umtl. Many newt)' redec.
Pool. jacuzzi, lush 18nd·
tcaplng. Great loe. within
min of N.B. Close to So.
Coast Plaza.
Secluded & 8P8Cloua 2BR
!BA a 38R 28A Apt• on ,,,. Eutlide. Greet lo-
C8tlonl Comptetety re-
IT!Odeted: New O/W, end ~lios & ~ ~~.
llrepl•c e. Close to
Cost r~1 ..... ac:nooea & atv-. C8ll 12119.;;" .. ..:;.., 540-31111 °' ~
Bach. 1-2BR. frplc, pool. ..111111·-
seuna/spa. gar. From 1595 & •5. Incl refrlg.
1535/mo 11ove. micro, pool, • PITS. carpor1. lndfy. All utlls
Call 648-&872 from paid except alee.
Bachelor Apt, quiet. un:
furnished 1475/mo incl
uttls No pets 536-8541
•CHEERY 2BR 2BA*
Near t>eaeh, bl1ins. soper
area No pets $800.
857-1n& or 854-2926
7332 Garfield Apt D
2BD 2BA, 1car gar.
Pell OK . S7 25m o .
525-<4310
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quilt for baby.
Embroidef cute motifs
on bk>cks. Transfer
and directions are
included. Makes a
great gift.
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