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1-vi~e seat might face .co~i-t te t ' ~ l
RuJtngallows political foes to cha llen ge
Coiiilc_1 1rman-Cos rove 's rtght!oofftce=
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Two Irvine rnadcnts have b«n aiven permilfion to take one of their
City councilmen to court to challenge
h11 riaht to hold office.
The state attorney ~neral's offi ce
notified Howard J. Klem and Cristina
Bustos-Thomas on Fnday that they
can take Cou(Kilman Cameron Cos·
vove to Orante County Supenor
Coun to determine 1f he was lawfully
Bernhard Goetz, who
shot four young black
men on the subway, was
aentenced to one year In
jail and fined $5,000./ A4
Callfomla
Daredevils skateboard down hillside road s at 70
mph, astonishing motor-
ists and worrying
authorities./ A5
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awarded a seat on the five-membtr
councll last July.
Whether the ruidcnts. who are pan of a poup kn~n as Irvine Pnde,.wall
actually ·follow throuah with lcpl
acuon is still an question, however.
The squabble between Irvine Pride
and tbe 31-year-old Cosc;rove dates back to an Irvine City Council
election tn June. when two cructal
votes took place. First of all, Coun-
cilman Larry Aafan wa.s elected
• King remembered
mayor, luvina his council teat unoc-But Co511ovc and his supporters.
cup1ed. 1ncludinaA&ran. said the pet1t1bn was
According to cit y law, his vacated wonh~ beaause it was handed in
seat was supposed to bt filled by the before the secretary of state certified
third-place vote-setter an thc'councal · Measure 0 . In other words, it didn't
election: Cossrove. apoly to the June election.
At the same tame, however, voten 8u1 Deputy Attorney General
approved Measure 0 . That 1n1tiauve AnthonyS. DaViaodrewtheopposite
p vc any Irvine resident opposed to cond uS1on 1n the seven-pqe. letters
the appointed council membtr the that reached K.Jean and Cosarove on
naht to petition for 1 special election. fnday.
And that was exactl y what lrvu'le "The measure txpressly provides
Pnde did, that it (Measure 0 'bcE:ome effective'
Led oy Councilwoman Sally Ann With the June 198 election." DaV1go
Miller, the aroup handed the cny wrote.
clerk 1 peuuon on July 5 that ~lkd Tbe letters notified K.Jein and
for Coscrove to ea rn his seat through Bustos-Thomas that they were free to
election in Noyember. take Coscrove to court. The plamufTs
.
were rtqu1rcd lo ask the attorney
aeneraJ's perm1ss1on under a state law
th1t h•s 1tsonains m the M1ddlcAses
The law allows thuttomey general to
block politically motivated lawsuits
that seek to remove elected officials
from office.
But that is prcc1wly what Cosgrove
said Irvine Pnde v.as doing. He said
Irvine Pndc vrantsham ofTthc council
because he suppons controlled
growth.
"Mycrnphas1s nas been on protect-
ing open space. Now that I've got my sleeves rolled up and I'm into this
(1 mplcment1 n1 the Cit) ·s open space
plan). I'd hate to sec things go on that
Y..ould cause more dtlays:·
' But K.Jcin, a patt ni ;attonwy bl~
in Irvine. ~·d he 11moly wan~
Cosvove to pro\e h1mse1r throllah •
special elec11on.
.. There has bttn a succe sful f ru 1
trauon of the democratic pr~css in
tt\aa Ca meron Cos1ro'e has 1lleplly
occupied a ac.at, .. Klein said. •
Now that Kkm and Bustos.-
Thomas ha\lc the faH>rable ruhn&
from the .auomc) acneral's omce.
they ha\IC to decide 1f 1t as worth it to
take Co$C(Ove to coun.
"'We're certainly ~riously con-
stdering at.'' Klein said. "We·re en·
courajed by thi s. We think our
pnncapafs ha\le been v1nd1c11ed."
(Pleue eee COUJlT I A2)
Tough penalty
in gay-bashing
case praised
Maximum prison
term meted out to
3gangmembers
By LESUE EARNEST
Of .. Oellf .........
Communll) lcadl'.'~arcapplaud1n1
the acuon of a Superior Court JUd&t'
who sentenced three mcmbtrs of a
nee>-Naz1 youth p n1 to a mu.1mum
pnson ttrm Fnday Tor their v1c1ous
attack on a py man an a la&una
Beach park
Jud&e Da'1d H Bnckner~ntenced
tephen Walther. John Michael
Moore Jr. and Aaron Frcdnck (om·
pean, all Hun11n1ton Beach rC's1dcnts.
to four )tars. four )cars and e11ht
months and ~'en )Cars rtSl)CXll\clir
for their anack on Rohen Thomu
Joyce 1n July
Joyct suffered scnous in1une as a
re uh of the attad. which 1n,ohcd
the use ofa metal pipe ( ompean. I ,
was scntenc~ to the lonses1 term for
w1eldin& the pipe and taus1na lf't\C:
bodil) hann to the '1c11m'.
"I'm elated and rche\cd and \Cr')
moved." said Laauna ~ach Ma)or
Robtn Gentry ..
Gentry. who had testified in the
tnal. said a recent case an another
state. which 1nvol\ed a Judge pass1n
down a hght St'ntence to a person ~ho
had murdered a homo~xual, h d
caused mcmtx-rsofthcaaycommun1-
l) to "-Ondcr 1f other Jud ~ ~oulJ
follo~ SUit
mauon Lcaaue 1n Sania Ana. t;l1u-
btth Gale. who was on hand for the
scntencma. said she was pleased v. 1th
the mnl resuh .
"I think 1t send a clear message to
would-bt perpetrators that th1 be-
ha\llOr will not be tolerated," Galt
said ''M ) hope 1s that 1t docs stem
this wa"c of k1nhead acu' uy "
M111one Ru hfonh. who worked
with the C Ll' rcprcscntma VinC'CM
Chalk. a p y te chcr who won his fi&ht
to teach in an Irvine sthool. said she was sa11sfied with the scntenc1n1 but
doubt~ irwoold nn~n-uni-ct on
members of l~ skinhead iroups.
"I thank 1t v.2s appropriate for the
JUd&e to sentence each of the dcfcn-
dents to t~ mu.1mum term allow·
atsle b)' law." Ru hfonh said. Ho~-
1ver. sheaddc.-d. tomalt.can impact on
.. membtrs of the k1nhud -group,
membcn would ha\e to &•"e some
thouaht to the sentencini.
"I don't ptl'CCl\C the k1nhead
mo"ement a part1cularl) intelh ent
or anaht1c11:· Rushfonh said
"hhou&h the thrtt men rcccl\ ed
mu.imum ~ntcn1..c . none arc tx·
pccle'd to ser\le mort' tl"Uln half that
time an pnson.
"If the get four ~cars. the m1111-
mum the) ·n do 1s tv.o:· said Deputl
Distnct AttomC'y Thomas A"dcc . ~Had the other' 1ct1m te ufied. the~
v.ould ha'e bttn facina more •
"-earl) half the charaes again t the
three men were dropped m No,.cm-
bcr when one of the 1v.o v1c11ms failed
to appear in court
The three defendents had been
found guilt} of assault characs. but
not guilt} or .an attempted murder. =Ing• W•ther
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A2 Hanclreda of UCI ---.. .. participated In a
mareb eom•-ora~ llartin Lather KiDC• wboee MrtladaJ irUI be celebrated
Monday. Tbe marcb on Friday wu one of
the final e•ent8 of a three day celebration
oncampu.
"'We ~ert v.1111ng he~ an Orange
Count) to sec 1( 1ha1 ruhna v.ould
ha\C an) ctTcc1 here. and fonunalcl)-.
It did not .. (1enll) s:ud
The d1rcc1or of the <\nu-dcfa-
James v.ttnC). Walther's at·
tome). said both he and h1 client
"'ere pleased 'A'lth the ~ntcnc1na. (Pleue eee PEJllAL TY I A.2)
Family and friends
say farewell to pilot
BJ l&JS YOltOI °' ..............
FMnds and family rcmembtr
Ne'trrpon Beach resident Barbara
Gellman as a dynamic ao-stttcr and
veteran pilot who onen took her
rounaat son on quick trips to
C.talina Island 10 her twan~,.ne ~.just for "BuffaJo Burscrs. ~ have been 11ven the winp of )OU ny with~. 8aft>lra wu 11ven the w1nas of an egle and we
11w ner IOlr," saKI the Rev. Cicne
Swanton at a memoriaJ service held
fndly afternoon for the 43-~ar-old
wocnan.
Mn. Odlman was k1lltd in thick f9I Monday momin1 when the
Citlna 414 JM was p1lotin1 crashed
1n10 a ~ Just outilde Oakland
Airpon. She was on her ••> to mttt htt pubhcist 10 finalize plans for her
five-da1-tolo n1aht attempt around the~.
Pronuncnt an the community, Mrs.
Cieltman WU a real at.alt lawytr.
pilaideftt of VIP Propnteti and I
rnomuofthrcc. MoumcnP9(kcdthc
HattMJr Orileian Oau~h 1n Dover Sboftl oa Friday IO pey tnbutc to the
woman w_host passion for life wu
oemphficd by her lo\c for lT)ina.
"M)' mom was a loving and canna
lady,' said her 12-ycar-ofd son Scott.
serious and f nul-look1n1 in a dark
blue suit ··1 loved my mom and I
w15bed l could ha"e said 'I loved you'
one more time before she died."
Oauahter Susan. 16, read a poem
she and her )OU nlC't brother Charle 10. wrote an memory of their mother.
(1054: friend Ptu> Ocvhn referred
to the say1na. .. They can. because the)
think the_y can,'' and 111d. "We can. b«ause Barbara thouaht .we could."
Oevhn read a lener from Mrs.
Gcllman's childhood fncnd Elkn LaFr Moll. v. ho could not attend the
aierv1ce Moll rtmcmbered \he and
Mn Gellman as tecn..qcn 1n cw
Jersey .. nd1n1 to<•rts with htlmct
on."
Moll also rec.lltd that Mn .
Gellman at qt IS "Md dttcmuned
pk and dreaml. .. 111 o(whteb •ere
ralittd. •• he w11hed to tie an an~. the bril attorney.'• MoH
wrote. "She w1shcd IO hne 1 bUM··
MtS. a vtfY succns(•I M•nnt -
Mn ~Umin 1lt0 dreamed Of
hllbeUen Jead u..~' ~.. from Barbor CIUiadU Clnlni, .,......_ a aem·
orlalMl'YlcewuMWl•..,_,.0.H•an,
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wbo wu killed lD thick toe wla.lle pllodDC
bet C 1 HIMI tlaat craahed Into a rid.Ce oatalde
Oe•laad Airport.
hvtoa an a v.'1rm climate. firid1n1 "a Mrs Gellman's name at the pnvatt ~onderful man .. and ra1s1na a 1m1l) 11rts' .chool Jhc atteodfti. Diwa1t" of bcauttful children, Moll id. Ena)eY.ood boot 1n cw Jtttcy. to
Moll h.as set up a ~monal fund in be uted for "contmuanC't or excel·
lcnct 1n ~ucallon ..
Lonattme nc1ahbor Jackie Heather. a former c'llipon Buch ma,or.
(PleaM ... 11s1110IUAL /A 2)
Questions over
crash angers
pilot 's spou se
The husbaiid of a iR>pular 1'.ev.pon
&am ,,.o_man kllkd Monda) wHcn_
her t•1n-<ngine airplane era hcd into
a ndgc out 1de lcland s.a1d he 1s
tormented b) angl'r and unrcsoh('(J
QUC$t1ons.
In 1neGellman said hecan'l under-
tand how his v.tfe. an e~penenccd
pilot Ytho mtendcd to embark on a
record-um Otght around the
v.or1d. crashed
Accord1na to 1n111al reports BarbaraGcllman\planc wa\ fly1naat
1.000 fttt when 1t hit the ndac abo\ic
Pleasanton uthonhcs ha,.e said
controllers wamcJ her three time
that he v.a.s fhang too lov..
. Howt\er. her husband satd the
1ccount do not sound t)pical of h1
wife He cn11c11cd the Federal \ ••· hon .4'dm1n1 1r1t1on' prchminal"\
rtports, which he said wronal) de·
p1ctcd h1 wilt a\ an incompetent
pilot
fun her. hec>.pn-,'lied anacctt t ht had to l'Ontact 11uthont1C\ o <lt·
term1ne v.t'tcthcr at W1l h1 le ~tro
had been killed 1n ttlc cra\h .c1
"The in ormataon v.-c ll"e out 1
("'-•Me H11SBAJllD/A2)
. .
foe to drop suit against Aliso Vj.ejo
..
cou&d ha\C turned the tide .it tl·m
po.nt.
The 6.6<X»<rc proJ«t -l 11C'J
wnt Of Mi \IOn V1<'JO and inland
from t.una lk h -1~ f'\LJ('('tN to M"I ·5J. O(W m.1cknt\ t thf
communa\)' b) tht )C&f 200~ a«Ofd· '"'to Wmd) Weutt. ~ an (Of t9'C M1 >Mon Vtt)'>~to. TI.t plan
cans for 20.000 n('-.' homn. 900 tcm
of nMft~ 'PICt and J, IO'ft
ol opcll IPl(C.
Wftld id w WOllld mtrW
·'
--~gan turns minutes after
mb threat at White House ase, maybr ng ra
ASHINGTON (AP) -Prni· R~n·s hclice>\)ttt landed at ~te House m1nuan after a "'"*' vwas ~ved by a White operator. 1n adminisar11ion
aMk said_ • Reqan retum1n1 late Fnday from
i
New York on the last wor'kina tnp of
b;5 ·presidency, landed on the South Cawn on sch(dul( at 11 : IS p. m EST
after 1be S«rCt Scrvact went over the
~with bomb-sniffing dogs.
The president cntef'C'd the ex·
# uuvc mansion wuhout ancadcnt.
White House pr~ aadc Scott Sowf)
slid. About IS rcPoners and telcv1s1on
crew members. on the South La~ n to
conr the usually-rouune hchcoplcr
landina. were rcmo\ed to tht White
House s>ttSS offlCt moments before
the ~till htlicoptu am\ed.
Press offiaals oft duty had no
information about the exact nature of the thttat or -.hcaher it ~ actually
directed at the White House complex
Rapn was retumu• from Ne\\
York, where he had spoken at the
annual dinner of the Kn1fhts of
Malta, a Roman Catholic c1v1c or-
ganization that helps the poor. It was
has last offiaal working tnp out of
Washington as president.
Aides at the Wb1tc House dad not
know if Reas.an had been informed of
the thrcaL Secrtt Scrvtct officials
could no11mmcdi1tcJ) be reached for
comment.
··Stveral minutes before the heh·
COl*r was supposed to land the
White House operator rctttved 1
bomb thrcll and pused that on to the
Uniformed DtvtSlon (of &he Sccrtt
ScTv1ce)," So .. ry said. ''When &he
prcsadena landed, the place. had
already bttri swept.''
Earhcr. dunn.a Reapn's speech 10
New York, a man wha said he had a
packa~ for the president ,.as de-
tamcd 11 the WaJdorf-Astona whale police and Scc:rtt Service officials
msptt'ted Lhe package and others ID
his car.
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Fl"QlllAl
recalled Mrs Gellman had
oonchalantl) menttoncd at a neigh·
borhood pan) Sunday that she "as
p&annins a record-setting. v.est-lo-
east flight around the world ".\II of • tlfe women 1n the kuchen (at the
•. -ny), we couldn't behe\e "e had
• 1tuchCd such a woman.'' Heather
Mid. "Our hvcs arc so bonng and
mdrum. She hved on the cutting
Ae of danger.
'Barbara was one of those frontier
men -on the frontier of outer
spactt." •
Mrs. Gellman w1ll li\e through her
children. said Heather. ~ho has often
taken care of the three ... Ju~t hkc lour
mom. )Ougu)scan do anything. she
fondly told them.
Chjirles. ID fact, de"elopcd a lo"e for fhing through frequent tnps to
Catalina Island with his mother.
according to has father, Inane
Gellman. ··when she dacd. he asked me afhe
HUSBAND ANGERED •..
From Al
1>n1y prehmanar) anformat1oh ... \Std
PAA spokesman Fred O'Donnell
~Ponding to Gcllman's con ems -with the earhcr rcpom. ··\\e don·1
discuss who was an the a1rcrafl. or the
plane's license numbers \\ e ti) our
best not to compromise an '"'csllga· ·· ·uon.··
Mrs. Gellman had some 20 }cars of
flymg expencnce and was ltcensed to
ff) by instruments. a level abo\.C tht
basic visual training. her husband
said. "She tra\Clcd all O\CT the
-Wc$tem United States." he said ··she
• was very good at long d1stan~s ..
Gellman ts conscquentl)' puzzJcd
about what happened an the skies
over Pleasanton JUSt pnor to the
crash. "I'm stall an shock about that
' (crash).'' he said. "M y wife "as a vet)
Mop up
carelul pilot
Alameda ( ount) Shcnffs Dcput> Lou Lozano said the thickness of the
fog an the Oakland area can rcdu~
'1s1b1ht) "even for an C'tp(nenccd pilot ..
"\\e"·c had a lot ofrrashcso,er the 'ears (1n the Pleasanton area)," he
Saad "That's hQ• dense 11 gets out
there:·
The Na11onal Transponat1on Safe·
t) Board has taken over 1n"cs11ga11on
of the 1nc1dent.
The 1n\.cst1gators indicated 1t will
be 30 to 60 da)s before the complete
radartrack1ng record asa\.ailablc The
1nvcst1gat1on nsclf ma} not be com·
plcted for an entire }Car. Gellman
saad he "'as told.
-By Iris Yotol.
=Beacb ftrefl&bten mop ap after a plamber'• lroa 8J)U'keCl a fire between tbe wall of two
ama ID tlae 4300 block of Patrice Road oa Prlday.
JIJo oae wu IQland ha tbe 2:40 p .m.. flre. wlalell caUed an ......at.ed $141>,000 ctamace. . .
loo
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MMtOFACI * ..... ..," G4I: •• M-. c,..
<'Ould suit gtt has pilot's license." he
said ,
Suppressed sobs broke out in the <'hurch when Gellman "'alked up to
the pulptt 11 the end of the service.
taktng his glasses ofTto ~1p( his (}CS.
He thanked all for <'Ommg. recall111g
that ironically his fast-paced \\1fe
"often said to me. she wondered 1f
p(Qplt loved her."
Gellman' proceeded to recognize
family fnends individually and. be~
tween sobs. reminesccd abeut mo.
ments his wife shared with each of
them. · -
On one tnp to Mexico. his wife and
fncnd Carla were watchmg para-
saJlors. Gellman said. ··Barbara look·
ed at Carla, Carla looked at Barbara,"
he said, -and Barbara said to Carla.
'Let's parasa1I.' "
''To hcrdy1ngda)'. she thought that
"'asoneofthc funniest thmgsihccver
conned )OU into doing.'' he told the
fnend. Afttr being taken b) Mrs. Gellman
on a "'harlwind tour of the Los
.\ngelcs Garment Dtstnct. one fncod
marveled. -1 can't behe"e she got me
to do that," Gellman said.
"That "U my whole life: 'I can't
believe she got me to do that,' -he
said with a laugh.
After the sen. ice. three ewPon
Beach motorC)cle PollCC officers led a
procession of cars to the bunal at
Pacific View Cemetery. Fnends and
famiJy pthercd at the Gellman home
later.---
County bar
to sue for
more judges
By Tk A110dated Press
The Orange County Bar A.ssocia·
taon disclosed plans to sue the slate tn
an effort to act more Judacs.. say101
the coun load 1s so overburJi~cd that
c1t1zcns are being depnvcd of access
tO JUSltCC.
It is hoped the lawsuit. now being drafted. will force the government to
expand the Oranac County court
s)'stem. the laW)er aroup announced
Thursday.
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Ed Connor. th~ ~Homey who has aarccd to handle lftejta5e~thout pa). . said other counties are getting a far Police say they are pursuana a lead -The ~ntrafli6rary fac1hty, located p,m and s.a1d "There's a bemb m the
Lead pursued in bomb threats
greater share of JUd1c1al resources on a suspect beltc"cd to be rcsPon· at 856 San Oemenle Dnve, was build ma, Don't hans up. If )OU do. I'll than Orange County. sable for two bogus bomb thrtats at evacuated la,1 Monda> and the blow up the bu1ld1ng Don't try to
"There seem to bt two counties an the NcwPon Beach Public Library previous Fnday after staff rcttl\ ed tra<'C the phonr call rll kno" b) m\
the state that aren't receiving their last "cekend phone calls from a male caller who computer ..
piece of the pac. and those arc Oran&c 'ltd bombs had been planted an the Thr caller then asked the tall
County and l..olo Angeles:· Connor Lt. Tam e"'man said "We ha vr a building. p(rson -Aho answered the phone ~r said PoSStble su pee\ in mmd." but would In the latest incident on Monda>, 1 n1mc, age. race and ~hat color
The county has 54 Supcnor C'oun not elabor1te. male phoned the hbrll) around 4::ID unde~car she -.as v.anng. accord·
Judges with five more authonzed but •n& to the oohce rcoort.
not )Ct selected. The growing Su· c;i.n evacuated the fac1hty and
penor Coun c1v1l docket. now at PENAT "'¥ PRAIS~ n conducted an utens1vc \Carch with more than 19;UCX1cascs. means mlfty .1.;;r&-. ~ • • pohtt officc1s but found nottuns.
cases take up to five years before FromAl The allcr wa dcKnbcd as po s·
setting to tnal. "I was \.Cl) happ). \Cf)' pleased," about 15 )can ~ 1bl> 1n h11 2~ with a flat.. husk) 1nd
Presiding Superior Court Judge wccnc) said.") thouJht 1t was a &real As far u an) amp:m on the nco-lo~· toned \OICC.
Ph1ll1p E. Cox welcomed the action, \Crd1ct and a good sentence. l'iaz1 group V.C'ene)' saad the verdict On Jin. 6, a man had e11lcd around
not10g that under si.te law cnm1nal "It w1s a good th1n1 he v.ai. not v.-as not hkcl) to m1tke a d1fTerence 9:45 a.m . and td he put c1aht
cases gener11ly have pnonty over found guilty of the attempted murder ··Based on the 1ntt'lhacn~ lc,el of bombs in the library and huna up
CIVIi lawsuits when there 1s a because I thmk thCJUdae wuuld hue lhe skinheads. I don't think thJ\ 1s ewman said.
courtroom shonqe. been hkely to JJVC htm the mu1mum ao1ng to ha"e 1ny impact wh t· taff and Pohct found noth1na
"It's my belief that we make our scnteMe. which would ha"c been soe'cr:· unu ual 1n a search of&he bu11d1na.
courts availab~ for cnminals." said r-==-=:z:::==;::=================::;;;====------Olim:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiii;;;;;;;;;;;;:-. Co11.
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homAl Klein and his attorney. Tom Jonts
said thty will try to St1 an earl> court
date so that 1hc cast could be decided
in tame fora special election 1n June.
If 1ht suit were put on the rcaular c1 vii
coun schedule, Coserovc miaht wtll
face his nexl election 1n June l 990
before the case made 11 to a
counroom.
Klein said another aJtemattvc
would be for Cosarove to submit "oluntanly to a spcc1aJ clcctton.
But as farasCosvove 1sconC"Crocd.
he has •on the naht to hold offiC"C.
"It's my hope that 11ven the
pessqt of ttme since 1he election ... that they (Irvine Pride) would have
second thouahts on this m1uer."
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Meettngto discuss
college journey to
study gray whales
Informational mtttinas that prov~ cktalls on
Oranaie Coast Cotlqt's l I th annual rt"WMCh c~ition to 1100)' a_ray whaJes in Baja California m Wednesday, Jan. 2S and Feb I.
The Wcdnnday meetinas. which are ttee and
open to the pubhc, are 6 to 9 p.m. 1n room 108 of
OCC's adm1ni1tratton buildins. Thole who WlSh to
peruc1pete in the expedn1on must attend aJI three
meetings, to be hosted by OCC biolOIY professor
NormJn H. Cole. For more information about the
expcd1t1on or tht informauonal mcet1nss. call Cole
at 432-S738
Developing ba•lneu plan•
A frtt seminar to help the cntrcprcncunal
business owner develop business plans. marketing
skills and sales stratCJJCS will be held at 7:30 p.m.
Tuesday at the Action TRACS office at 1682
LanaJcy Ave. 1n Irvine. For reservations, call
261-6460. .
Helping nl•e funda
Traininaforpeople interested m volunteer fund
ra1S1ng1s planncdTuC'tday.at 6:30 p.m. at the YMCA
in Irvine. Volunteers for this non-profit qency will
be trained an the mechanics of telephone fund
ra1s1ng as team capllons or volunteer campaianers.
Plants of Po•til Rica
A slide presentation on the plar\ts of Costa Rica
will be prcst"nted by landscape architect htrlcy
Kerins at the Sherman Library and Gardens 1n
Corona dcl Mar at 7:30 p.m. Tucsci.ly
Kerins. who has served as horticultural consuh-
ant to the Huntanpon Botanical Gardens forlhe past
IO years. w1ll discuss the plants and wildlife she
encountered on her recent studr tour of Costa Rica.
For reservations or further anformatton . call the
garden office at 673-2261.
Iran-Contra affair
The film . "Cover Up: Behind the Iran-Contra
Affair." will be shown at 8 p.m. Wednesday at the El
Toro Pu bit~ La~rary as part of the monthly mcctina
of the South Coast chapter of the Nauonal
Organaz.atton for Women. The Jibrary as at the
antcrxction of Raymond and El Toro roads.
lnformauon about the film . which is open to the
pubhc, ·may be obtained by callana NOW at
839-9372.
Viewing the Sierra
A musical and sltdc prcsentallon of the acrra
Nevada Mountains, titled "Ranae of L1aht," will be
held at7:JO p.m. Wcdnesda,y al the monlllly meeting
of the Laguna Hills chapter of the United Ostom)
Assoc1at1on. The show will take place at Saddlcback
Community Hospital, auditonum 8 . 2445 I Health
Ccntttr Onve, Laauna Halls.
' Improving computer skills
Persons interested an 1mprov1n1 thcarcomputcr ·~sttalls arc needed by the Volunteer Center of Orange
County -CttntraJ/South to assist wnh data entry on
a new computer program Training as provided.
Hours arc from 8:30 a.m. to 5 00 p.m at the Santa
Ana office.
More information about both Jobs can be
obtained b} calling the Volunteer Center of Orange
County -Central South at 953-5757 or 582-31 76.
Hospi tal seeks volunteers
Adult volunteers wath stronJ tntcrpcrsonal ·
skills arc wanted to worlc ol'lc morning or afternoon
per week at St. Jo1tph Hospital in Orange
Appl icants should have a warm personaltt).
strona phone skallsand the strength to push a 1>3t1cnt
1n a whcclchaar. Sd«tcd volunteers wilLJJafT the
ntw anformat1on/conc1ergc desk in the hospttal's
lobby and wall be asked to worl one w~lda)
momma or afternoon per v.cek.
More an'form4taon may be obtained b)' calling
Jan Doherty at 771-I :?5.
Aaembly f ellowshlp program
Practtcal. firsthand knowledge of the Assembly.
its mttmbers and commatttts and the lcg1slauvc
proccs are avaalablc throu&h the Asscmby Fellow.
ship Prd&rlm. which sends qualified applicants to
Sacramento for 11 m~ to w~ for -1.hc Swc._
Lq1slature.
Applications for the 1989-90 program arc now
available to an}onc who has earned a bachelor's
dqrtt an any acadrmac maJor by the tame the
fellow~ hip year as to bc&Jn Also. fellows cam
iraduate credits from C'al State Sacnmcnto
The deadline for fihnt 1 Feb 10 Apphca11ons
and further 1nf.ormat1on att available b> rontact1n1
AsScmblyman Gal Fcrauson's district office at
756--0665
Monday,Jan.16
• 6 0 p m. CM&a Met1 Chy Condi, council
chambers. 77 Fair on~e.
. OfM89 Co.t OAJl Y PflOT /Saluict,y, ~ M. 1M1
Irvine Cl cCenter n arlycompl
I J JOE aa. laUNO ..............
When Plul Brady firJt rev~wtd the
anast's ttnderiftl of the lrvioe Civac
Caner, be badjutt ont complaint-it was still only two dammsionaJ.
Two ~ later. tM assistant city
gwutFr s wait for a "third dimension•• as
finally over. Construction crews arc now
eddana tbc fin1th1na touches to the facility,
inside and out.
BnMty. who has spearheaded the Pf'OJCCt since 1977, believes the final product has
surpeued his up:ctattons.
"You never lloow how a building will
tum out whtn loolung at the sketches of tt.
th09C rcnderinas rcall) can fool )OU, ..
Brady said ... Now that I have looked at 1t an •
the third dimension, I think that 1t 1s really
a lot better than what thoSt rcndemngs
d ctcd." ~c Civic Center, located at Harvard
Avenue and Alton Parkway in the \ 1llase
o(Westpark, Wiii be Irvine's third h w1U
be the first m which all departments of the
cuy win ~ undtr on~ roof Irvine 1s
currently pay1n1 $700.000 an rent each
year for SC\<eral bu1ld1nis located 1n the
Irvine Bus1ncss Center.
Since &round brealung an July, 1987.
Qf'OJCCt leaders have touted tbe C1v1c
Center' modem exterior design. -How-
ever., Brady believes that at as the 1ns1de of
the 190,()()().square-foot municipal build-
ing that will be most rccognucd b) the
community. ·
''City Halls are an irneral a place where
the pubhc docs n~t want to come to
Sometimes 1t can be quite omanous.
creating a standoffish attttude," he said "l am unaware ofany oth~r C1v1c Center that
as so well balanctd ans1dc an(i out "
The two most noticeable features of the
new C1v1c Center arc an an-hOU')C hrahh
fac1hty and a ch aid care center, the first an
any local a,ovemmcnt bu1ld10g an the state:
prOJttt leaders arc cxriect1ng a bag response
lmne'1 new Ch ic Center la nearly completed.
from cit y workers. .
very pracllcal tacaht) 1hat takes care of the
employee," Brady said. "Some people
spend more time at v.ork then at home. so
"'' put 1n these center$ to create a more
· cond uca vr placr io work."
conduct lund-raasing as '-'Cll as set up the
fac1hty . .
Pete Michaels. ch1cffinanc11l officer for
Pro Bod..> Fttness. ~hrvC' 1h1t fund-
ra1s1nJ should be an easy task con 1dcnng
the ch mate of the caty,
The child-care center opened Airo
months ago and wall scrvr both tht
community and city cmplo)'cc . The
center can accommodate more than JOO
children. and the city has reserved 25 pot
for children of city employees. Taking an anirudc that a healthv
employee will foster a more produc11"c
one. dcs1ins fo r a "wellness center·• were
drawn up in the early designs fo r the C'1v1c
Center. Open 24 hours each day, the center
Will allowctty empto)'ccs to use more than
$80,000 worth of health equipment.
"I thank that the lrvanc Civic Center'" a
The monc) to purchase the fitness
m3ch1ncs 1s being raised through a ma1or
fund-ramng cffon. headed b> Pro Body
Fitness an Irvine. Pro Body hc~!I com-
panies ana health clubs set up and
purchaSt their machines The compan>
was approached b)' the cit y last '.)-Car to
"from "'hat I understand. the c11tzttns of
Irvine are very community minded "hen
ll comes 10 f und-ra1sana," he said. "There
1s also a\ Cl) strong ch mate for athletics 1n
the cm. so I thank v.c v.111 ha' C' no
problems 1n fund-ra1s1ng ·:
"Havana been hvana watb th1\ for the
past 12 years. 11 as ve'l graufyina to set 11
pop out of the a,round,' Brad} said ... It will ~ around for a good number of yc:a"
bcc:aust 1t only happens on~e m a
hfeumc ..
spOrts show dealer
accused of·selling
illegal bear parts
By ne Associated Presa
ta tr game wardens a re seek ang felon'.>-cha rgcs aga ID'>t
a Montana man the) found tryang to sell bearskin rugs at
the Sports Vacauon and RV how at the -\nahcam
Convcnuon Center
The state Dcpanmcnt of Fish and uame has a ~ed
the Oranac Count) dastnct attorney to prosecute Dcnn1'I
L. LtVcque, 38. of Cascade undttr a state la" barnng sale
of bear parts.. spokesman Cun Taucher s:tLdtoda~ .
Prosecutors v.cre rev1e"'1ng whether to <.harg~·
LcVequc under the lav. v.hach as antended to dt ouraae
poaching of the animals. It can be pro~cuted as either a
fcJon) or misdemeanor The max1mun1 pcnalt~ on .i
felony charge as a $5.000 fine. one )ear an 1a1I or hoth
Wardens confronted LeVcquc on Wtdne~a) at lhl'
sports show and tw<.1 brown-bear ruas. complete v.1th
heads. legs and claws v.crc seized. Warden Jan ) o t s:11d
They were priced at $550 to $950
LcVcque. who was free pendang re,1cw of th~ case.
told wardens the bears had ~en hunt~d legall} 1n
Montana.
Beckmans pledge
research funds
The Bttkman Laser Institute and Medical C hn1c at
l Cl has rece1,cd a SI S malhon plcdJc from th<' .\mold
an0Mabet1Rcicmm Foumhmon of-€'~:t-dt"I Mar-and
will be used to attract more rtS<'arch ~1cnt1<;tc. to thl'
facahty
··This Jlfi wall allo" us to rccruu some le' pcupk ...
\aid Or. Michael Bern\. professor of surge~ and dm:dor
of the 1nst1tute
The funds v.111 prob3bl) go 10 an endowment thJ1
generates mcomc for rcstarch at lhc anslltute. v.h11.h
spcc1ah1cs an the comb1nauon ot Jd" a need IJ\tr rc\CJr~ h
and chnacaJ treatment Tht' crntcr also \Cnc-. J\ • l-tnll'I
for \Ctennar) lac;cr treatment
"Laser b10-technol<>I) 1s dc,elopang th rough an
integrated approach to problem soh ma •hat l alls tor
ph)'s1c1ans. baologat . cniinccl"\ ph)s1c1 t . chem1\t and
other .,pccaahsts to v.or\; t<>acthcr to sohc rnmmon
problems an the field:' Berns said
The in t1tutf'. cstabh hed 1n 1982. ha., pioncen:d
stud1c an geneucs laser detctt1on and treatment of
cancers. mhapina of the cornea and la~r-1nduct'J
v.cld1na of ~vcrcd nc1 vcs
, Yachtingclss()fiation honor.s-,._
Daily Pilot boating col~mnis.t .·
The Southern C'ahforn1a Yachung i\ oc1at1on
a-.arded the Jam Webster Troph) for outst.and1na
contnbutaon to )achtang to Almon Locka~~ boalln&
·Miter for the Orangt Coast Dall) Pilot
The trophy, which has onl) been awarded to :?O
C\c:epuonal )a htsmcn sancc the trad111on bcpn in
1948. was aY..arded to Lockabe} at the associauon·s
annual 1nstallauon dinner last aturday
John Ballcv.. commodore of the a soc1auon
called Loclabe> a hastonan .... ho ha~ posm' cl)
influenced the pon of )achtang b> clTt'lta,ch
commlJnicatmg ht knowledg hr-0uah tht" mc<!aa:
"Al Loda~> 1 almost a name \)non\mOU\ \\Ith
)achung:· Balle"' said ··11 y,3c; a \Cr) popular
selcc:tton ·· ·
Balk\\ s:nd I od:abe) "'cn1 the cltlra mall· a~ a
hoatang \Hiter
.. It's thr kind of ttuna th3t's done in an unsuna
wa). ) ou can think of tt asaJob or Y<'U can think of at
a going bc)ood that." Ballew said "He's bttomc. an
that sense a rt'al thcnd to people in )acht1ng who
recognize him as one of the ma1or contnbutor' to the
-yachl1nt scene ..
The Jam Webster Troph) -.as named after a mcm~r of the Ne\\port Ha rbor) acht Club -.ho died
an the earl) 1950s Webster \\35 instrumental 1n
forming the l'lle\\pon Oct-an Sailing .\ssoc11t1on Pa t
rec1p1cnts ha\c hailed from n Luis Ob1\po to San
D1cao.
Candidates must haH years of )acht1ng an'ohc-
mcnt and ha'c had a pos1111,.c anflutncc on the c;pon
Th as )Car. Lockabe~ was c ho<;en from a field of about
14 c.andJdate
.\pproit1matcl y 175 prople v.crc on hand to honor
Lockabc' as he v.a<; presented v.ath the larac troph'
ach ~I be kq;)t. a.i. h11..homc µcht du1L. the Balboa
't ocht Club. and a plaque
Almon Loeb~
Wemter T1opby:
Vasquez taped Nixon's call '
8~ The Auoclated Pru
F\-pre,1dcnt Richard M "'11\on.
v.how \.\ h1tc House tenure \\a'I cut
\hon tl' damaging ofli<.c ta~ Junng
the \.\ atergatc ~andal got a ta tc ot
haston v.hcn a supporter record~
him o~er the ph,lnc
Oranac <. ount'I <iupcf' 1sor (1add1 H \ ll\qucz adm1ttt'J he rclordcd a
lall from the former president la t
month. but $lad Nl\on knc" he v.as
heang taped b~ thr telltale ht-cps
comang from ht machine
"I consadefl'd tt a P"' ate matter. a
mcml'ntoformcand m) fam1h r,e
.alwa) made dt ll~llon'i ~tv.ccn
pm ate and publtc matters. and I
cons1defl'd th as pn,ate · \ asqucz
~·d
tltOn c~lled Vasquez to thank bl l l
for mal.1n1 a spccch at the ~ 2
ground-breaking for the 1xon ~1
dcnual Li brat) 1n 't orba Landa
In Cahfom1a taping a telephone
con,ersataon wnhout the consent of
both pans.c 1s a masdc.mcanor
~.~on aide John Ta} lor u1d tJl:it
Vasquez ne,cr asled for pcnm n,
but Nl\on lnC'\\ he "'•'-bctn t :-<!
Answering to too many daddies I
The oldttr )OU &Cl tht mort sptt1al-
1sts )OU acqwrt. l'~e ~ enouah to nan my own Y ttUow h1t5. I ona
Calculated j( ( CllM complettl)' Un• IJuCd 1t .-oukl &Ike 28 spec.iii ts to
~· me totethet ••n -not countana 10 X-ray ttd'lnteianS. 15 lab u11t-
&1nts. 1 coupte of ph)SaCll therapists.
17 nul"ln. two bookkeepers and a too
of peperwortc.
NucY
lclmn
pcd·•·boo ath enturt'I a\ e\ploratol)
SUfS"I). colon Pt". and other 1n-
\8'1ons of pn' C).
Who ha\n'\ heard the ominous
comment from thcardoctordunnaan
c'ammataon. "I don't hkc the look of
that!" It may tX' an atn op1n1on for an
abstract painting. but not )Our rtar
end
Remember the fimily practiontt
who co"Cftd cvnyttu!'f north aad
IOU th o(the bcfty buttort I l'Qlty tni•
tlli• ()llMtop medico. Alidc ,,_,he
convtneenct o( noc hlv11111 diffnau
upcn b evay l t.ct.es of your anatomy, you ~ Md oec fMMr
fiprc '° conllftd 11r1dl. T1aia Mel'Clf\ae.
ly red.aced dtolt ~UIMCW leeturw
oa ~ wiUM 1..tiflttcMC to,_.,
ftUUlttoa, llltk Of Mi.... "' c.ms.111 Md iMbilny to follow
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nc liNIY ,..., .. • ..,. -'1Dlllwllo-..•• 1t•1,_ ........ , ••• :i. ......... ............. ,..,, ....
lltkMW'JOW ..... W II-
ptttah t' tend 10 ha'c J)(r-
sonahtir that fit their 1aht). I'\ c
nt\cr kno'll>n \an •~theta t \\ho
didn't ha\'C a 11entt f humor \hat
knod;ed mt ou1. When thi015 are
dark~1. proc1ol0&11 t alM)\ look on
thl' ~t 1ck. Onbop(dic 1ureron
arc an~anabty htp DcrmatoMlli '
arc \he mO\t petJtnt doe1on. t\ C1\
wuh t'tihes H Mubbom at the"'"'.
\CIMtCh.
The mo" d1ff1CUh th•na 10 acttpl
arc fa1ht r fi•ura youna cfte>Ulh to be m.r n,. Be1na IC'6kkd by ,a 'tiftDean1
kMt· 1Mirh1tt. Who' nocuOklauomc of'myboU.rp&ant ,,~ ... ._.. a.. h Ntn' m) Sturitj TempifK'l.
EW YORK (AP) -About 1,000
IJl mbers of an anu ... bonion aroup
de ted a federal Judaie's order Friday a twice blocked the entrance to a
P nncd Parenthood chnic.
total of 176 protesters were
tcd and cha~ with disorderly
duct and res1stina arrest. said
tcctive Jim Coleman, a ~lice
s kesmari. They were given tickets
a released. he said.
onstrators from Operation
R uepthercdatabout 7:15a.m. in fr nt of Planned Parenthood's
raarct Sanger Center in Man-
h.ttan, snarlma mornina rush-hour
traffic. A few abortion riahts demon-
strators alSQ showed up.
\
~
The chnac wu not able to optn unul I 0: 15 a.m. bccaust the demon·
stratOfl blocked the bu11din1's en·
tra.nce, a Planned Parenthood
spokeswoman said.
Durina the momina protests.
Police rriadc at least 76 arrest' and those who were not cited left the
scene. But they returned several
hours later and lay down to block the
clinic's front door.
"We thought it was all over and so
did the police because they were
gcttina ready to leave when suddcnl>
they were back.•• said Joan Coombs,
deputy executive director of Planned
Parenthood. ..We could sec them
marchingdown the street en massc. It
was fnghtening."
Group s,oknman Hany Brock satel mott protClll wett planried for Satuld8y.
U.S. Dt11nct Judae Robm Ward
on Tuesday issued a permanent
111Junction •inst the Binpamton-ba~ aroup, for'biddina memben to
obstruct aectss to heallti cliniC11n the
area or harass clients tryina to act
inside. The order calls for a fine of
$25,000 a day for violations.
Ward issued a temporary re-
straan1na order qainst the group in
May and ordered oraanizers to tell
pohct where they would be demon-
stratin& so Police could elact officers
at the Site. When they failed to do so.
the JUd&C fined the &roup SS0.000 for v1ofnting hi( C'lmt'r sorl ( 19.000 to ~Y
polttt ovcname.
~ aroup did not infonn police of
their ~nt Sile Friday. so officcrt in
buses follo~ <kmotlstraton to tht-ir
dc$llRlllOn.
The acuon apinst t6c aroup was
brouaht by the Nattonal OrPn1zation
for Women and other aboruon n&hts
aroups.
The judae ordered that the SS0.000
fine be donated to NOW and the
other aroups.
Operation Rescuesp0kesman Ran· dall Terry said Thursday that the
group was be1n1 discriminated
aa.ainst because of politically un-
popular views. It has not paid any fines yet.
~udge in gay murders under review
AUSTIN. Texas (AP)-The State
Cqmmission on Judicial Conduct on
Fnday began investigating a judge
w,.o sparked p,-otcsts when he said he
ga,.-e a lighter sentence to a killer in
pan because the two victims were ··queers."
About two· dozen protesters
m"rched outside the closed-door
COfllmission meeting and called for
Judge Jack Hampton's removal from
the bench. .
'Ifs absolutely intolerable to ha ve
a igot use that kind oflanguage when
h s supposed to be in the business of
di pcnsmg equal justice." said Tom
yaJ. who heads one of several
...
groups that have filed complaints Tomm)'. ~ Tnmble. 34, and'John against Hampton. Lloyd Griffin, 27, who were found
Last month in Dallas. Hampton shot to death in a park.
said he sentenced Richard Bednarski. Hampton's remarks drew protests 18, to 30 years in prison instead of a · from homosexual and civil liberties
maximum life sentence because the groups. · two men he \illed were homosexuals. "How can you preside and be fair 10
"These two guys that got killed everyone 1fyo~ d9 not have the same
wouldn't have been killed if they respect for all..ifldividuals?" asked
hadn't been cruising the streets pick-Tony Pellearino. one of the
ing up teen-age boys." Hampton told protesters.
the Dallas Times Herald. "It's a terrible embarrassment for
"I don't care much for queers the entire state for a judge to exhibit
cruising the streets pickin& up teen· such conspicuous bigotry, clearly age boys. I've got a teen-age bo)." valuana some Ii ves over others," said
Hampton said. Steve Bostic.
Bednarski was convicted of killing Hampton could not be reached for
ubway gunman gets one year, fined-
B Tk Associated Press
NEW YORK -Bernhard ·Goetz. who shot four
7' unf black men on the subway and was convicted only of
111 gun possession. was sentenced Friday to one )car in
ja I and fined $5,000 af\er ajudee noted he had shown no
re orsc. -1 do feel this case 1s 'really more about the
d eriorat1on of society than it 1s about me,·· Gocu told
t coun before the sentence was pronounced. "Society
n s to be protected from criminals:4""Goetz*s tack of
re orsc "gave me concern t)e might rccidivate in
ssessing a firearm," said state Supreme Court Justice
t phen Crane in Manhattan. Supreme Court is New
Y rlt'state's trial-level court. The now-famous defendant.
w o faced one to seven years. decided to go ahead with his
tencing, even though he has asked the U.S. Supreme
C urt to review his case. because he wants to get the jail
t1 e over with, said his attorney. Mark Baker.
convicted l n payroll padding
CLEVELAND -Two Teamsters union officials ~ re convicted Friday offederal charges they panicipated
1 a $700.000 payroll J?lddin& scheme that involved
.h1 · ng "&host emplo~ces · who were {>lid but did little or
n wor~. A U.S. District Courj JUfY found Herold
F edman, 66. a Teamsters international vice president
a president of the Ohio Council of Teamsters, 1uihy of
t o counts of labor racketecrini, one count of embettle-
m t and one count of ftlina false repe>rts. He was
acqumed of one count of embezzlement and one count of
fihng false reports.. Teamsters Local S07 Recording
Secretary Anthony Hughes, S2. was found guilty of all
charges against him. He was charged with two counts of
labor racketeering and one of embezzlement. which could
·carry j)Cnalues of up to 45 years in pnson and a fine up of
to $60,000. Hughes was accused of being a "ghost employee,'' an employee paid for doing no work.
• Bu• driver had s uspended llcense
LEXINGTON, Ky. -A school bus driver involved
in an accident that inJured 4S people faces a charge of
driving with a suspended license. authorities said. Two
students remained in a hosp11al Friday in serious but
stable condition. one day after a coal truck and the bus.
collided as the bus pulled into a rain-drenched
intersection 1n London. Ky. Enoch Smith. 33. is to appear
in coun Jan. 23 on a charge of dnv1ng with a suspended hccnse, London Police Chief 8111 Smith said. Enoch
Smith had not been told that hi s license had been revoked
forfa1hng to pay·a SIS fee for a speeding ticket. said Laurel
County school Supcnntendcnt Joe McKnight. who said
Smith had paid his fine but not a rcinstatemrnt fee. No
dec15ion has been made on what action may bt taken against Smith. McKnight said. The accident happened at
the entrance of North Laurel Junior High School a few
minutes after school let ouL Truck dnver John B. Masse)'
tried to swerve to avoid the bus. but he J8Ckkn1fcd and hit
it at an angle. police said.
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comment fnday: has clerk. Marcia
Chambers. said he was in court.
The protesters said that if tht 11 •
member judicial conduct com-
mission did not recommend removal
of Hampton from the bench, they
would pursue other avenues to oust
him. Hampton, a Repubhcan, is up
for re-election in 1990.
Commission Chairman William
Junell, a judge on the Houston
appeals court, said, "We're here to do
the job that th e law calls on us to do."
Juncll said tht commission would hear a staff report on an m vtst 1gat1on
into Hampton's remarks.
Man shot after
apology fail s
JACKSON . Miss. (AP) -A
man apologized for bumping
into another customer at a
convenience store but was shot
nine times as he left. police said.
Bennie Wansley. 32. was in
stable condition today with .22-
caliber aunshol wounds tp the
shoulder. forearm. chest, waist.
wnst. thighs and abdomen. Un1-
vers1ty of Miss1SS1pp1 Medical
Center officials said.
Michael Anderson. 28. was
arrested and charaed with ag-
gravated assault in the shootina
Thursday afternoon. police
said. He was Jailed wnhout ball.
Wansley "supposcdl X
apologized to the mdivadual. '
police spokesman Robert
Graham said. "The 1nd1v1dual
became belhaerent because the
gu y bumped mto him. He left
and came back with a no~ ...
The man bepn shootma as
Wansley left the store. Graham
said. Anderson surrendered to
pohcc.
CALIFORNIA
Trawler aground ·
Reecaecl -.men watch u a Royal Air Force helicopter
crewman -.rebee for bodlee aboard a Spaalab trawlu alter
It ran air oand OD Friday at Cromwell Point OD &eclnleh
lalaad Off tbe aoath eut cout of Ireland. S lnea crew
memben we-re racaed, but one wa• killed attd two-odaen
were mlMtai.
soviet foreign 11Jinister
arrives ln Afghanistan
By De Associated Prest
KABUL. Afahanistan -Soviet Foreign M1naster Eduard A.
Shevardnadze amved an the capital on Fnday. the Afghan news aaency said
and more fighting was reported between government and rebel forces.
Tass. lfie Soviet news aaency. also said the government has reopened a main supply line to Kabul that bid been cut b) heavy snow and ccsistancc
attacks. The break an the supply hne had crea ted long bread lines
Shevardnadze's tnp. reponcd 1n • one-sentence statement by Tass. had not
been announced previous!}' Tass pvc no 1nd1cat1on of his itinerary. "Soviet
Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze lcfi Mostow for Kabul on a working
v1s1t today," the Tass dispatch said.
17 wounded ln I sraeli-Arab clash e•
• JERUSALEM -Arabs rioted an the West Bank city of Hebron Qn Fnda)
alter Jewish senlers bepn an armed patrol. Israel radio and Arab reports said
Israeli soldiers killed two Palestinians and wounded J '! 1n gpa.rate clashes. Jn
Jerusalem, assa1laots behevcd to be Jewish m1htants 'Sma.shcd a monument to fallen Arab sold1e~. lsrath soldiers killed a I S.)C'ar-old Piles1an1an dunng a
clash at the Dhe1she refugee camp near Bethlehem. doctors said. They ~1d a
bullet hit Nab1I Mohammed Abu Laban 1n the shoulder and then p1crcW h1~
heart. Accordm& to an Arab reporter. the youth was shot when doiens of Arab
youths hurled stones at troops. who responded v.uh tear ~· rubber bullets
and. finally, h"c ammunat1on. He died at a Bethlehem hospital. The arm> said
It was chcckmg the repon
Yugoslavia lead ership resigns e~ masse
8£LGRADE. Yu1oslav1a -E1aht leaders of Mon1enqro·s1ovemmrn1
resigned Fnda). tv.oda)-safierthecentral republic's Commun 1st Plrr1)' kaders
were forced out by arowma unrest over the rqion's faltenng econom) It wu
the first ume the entire 1ovemmcnt and pan) leade1'1h1ps of onc of
Yugosla..,ia's sax consrnuent republics had step~ down .
New evolution 'policy adopted
by State Board of Educ'ation
SACRAMENTO (AP) -Without
1 dissentina vote, the State Board of Education formally adopted a new
pohcy statemtnt Friday intended to
strcnathen the teachana of e' otuuon
in Caltfomaa siehools.
Fundamentalist church lc~ers
mhctud the new ~hey. v.h1ch w.a
adopted as a au1dthne both for
classroom teachers and for tci,tbook
publlshcrs. and 111d they will 10
before local school boards throu&hout
t.he State tO Uf'lt t.hem tO mterpret l~e
pohcy to altow teachers. or students to
questton evolut1on.
A key provision of the policy
statement specifics that only thcones based on factual evidence should be
tau&ht 1n science classes.. while the-
ories based on reh11ous belief "art
•pPropnate lo the H istory-Soc1al SC1encc and En1h~h-Lan1uaae Ans
cumcula."
Ass«1at.c State Supcrindcntcnt
Francle Aleunder described adop-tion oftbe new pe>hcy tatcml'nl as ··a
very SIJntficant step" tov.rard
ehm1nat1ng the hesitancy of some
local schools to teach evolution 1n
science clam when faced 'Nllh
oppos1t.on from church Icade,.,
"It makes It txphcll v.-hat 1s K1entt
and what 1s rtl11Jon. That m~m
cvoluuon 1s 101n1 to be tau&ht as the
mk1n theory or OO&Jns. We ha"c not
had anyth1n1 or this clanty bef0tt,"
she tolct ttponers af\cr the board's
unanimous voice vote.
But the Rev. Louis Sheldon of
Anaheim, pre 1dcnt or the Tra-
ditional Val_uc1 Orou..P. which he 111d
includes 6.000 Cahfom1a churches.
said the pnnc1pal weaknes orthe new
pe>hcy 1s that 1t isn't clear how
students or teachers may quesuon
evolution theory
"Is there ull a door of opponun1t >
throu&h v.-h1ch a cnucal view of
evolution can be raised? We do not
~ ll precisely an t.he tana~ We're
kind of 1n a no man's land, • he told
rcponers after tbe vote "'
ShcJdon uid his ~up 1sn'1 ad·
vocat1n1 the lQth1pa of the 81bk
creation thtot)' 1n 1it1tnce classes. but
only wants to "kctp the door open" to
aJlow d11euss1on of other thcones of
the the on11n of life.
''The as uc is. will evolution be
tat.l&ht as fact. or u theory;' heldon
said. add1na that th~ .. 1s some
positive matenal an the 1tatcmA.1
We JU" v.'lnt to carry 1t further.··
Neither 1dc 1c taAcd d1rectl )'
bcfott the full board. which adopted
the Polley statement after a very bner
dCSC'npllon and no debate. .
. Proofofcitizenshlprefused,vetlOsesjob
81 ~ AtMdat-4 Presa
FONTANA-Dennis Elmo~ didn't have to pro"c
he was an American when he aot drafted and sent to
Vactnam. IO he isn't about to document bis c1trzensh1p just to keep hit .i<?b as a m.ich1n1st. Trouble is. tht aovemment't new immaantaon \aw •ys Elmott•s boll
bat to have papen provina all his woritm art citizens or ~ midmtt. or me pay. uoo fine. So the 40-)car-old
Be:lumont man airUd wath his boa at at SAO Specialties.
Dick Filbtt. &Ma loday M>Uld bt bit lalt dal_ on t~ ;ot>-
even thcMllh f i*f •YI .lae'd rather keep Emoft on. h
wouldn't re.Jly_ be all that b'-a cleat. All •Ellliore Would
have io do 11 fill out a form lrOm the lmmilnnion and
Naturahiauon Scrv1'1C ud ~uce his driwr's tittntc
and Social Security Qnt. "Its &be pMd'* of the whole
thi.._" said Qmott. who JJYI he wu bani in Albambra
arid lft'W up an Covina. --To IM i111 a bil dcil .... 1lle
.-I'm 10 IU'Olll about it it bee:alllt of wMa I Md IO ID ~! v....., and teri• pea,le die wt~
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are hllmpback whales making a comeback_
SANTA BARBARA 0(AP) -• , Humpblct wtaales, 0nct COMidtred '
~ti~y mt, havt been spotted lft ancrauoa numben ak>na 1be West
Coat, riere a tno of them recendy
put on a show for detiahted wh.ale-
watchen.
Fred Benko was tourina about five miles off Santa Rosa rsltnd Mth
about 20 adults and IOtne childttn
recendy when he spotted at least three humpb9cks.
Al e,xciled s:mteNttl rushed to the
bow of the Condor, his 88-foot
eXC'W"lioo boa_t. Benko throttled back
hll cnjines.
Al It turned out, he had no need to
worry about friahtenina the
humpbecb. They ~n swimm1na
=~1: ~,: e:~ tb'~~!l Tall Of a llamjiback wtiale rtMe abaft tlae water u tbe ~bale cllYee -del"wtll.
everyone knew the whales ~re docft'~ ·'' ineiencralandhumot.cks.inparucu-.. There's no question 1n my mind rruarate in aroups. Wlth one aroup slap the water with tbear fins. They • tar, an: known for ihear cunosaty. that he's responduta to the people:· travclinc from Alaska in the summer hke 10 have a aood umc:· -... don't think I've seen this very Benko said. to Hawau in the Wlntcr and the other Q\artcs WoOdhouse. curator of the 0~."Beakollid. Thestudyofhumpbacks,knownas aroup movina from Northern Cali-vcrtebratczoolOl)'~fttofthe
As aslOnisbed pauc.,.s watched. ·smama wh.aks because of their haunt· fomia in the summer to Mc.uco 1n the Santa Barbera Museum of Natu_~~ 1 the whales cu'Clcd the mft, oc-•nt underwater melodies. has been winter. History. u.id inc:reucd liabtm11 .. ,,. ..
casionaJly bumpna it as they swam hampered because of their small The whales tJ\ the Santa Barbara m1aht be pen of a cha~ mipation underneath. The bumps. -.lthou&h numbers. They arc thouaht to be only Channel are probably the California-pattern. But. he added: I wouJd like
tentle ~t were thouaht·provolc-l,500 to 2.100 in the Pacific. to-Mexico group. he said. The most to think it is because their numben
tnl becaUJC me animals wttt about "We can't be sure, but Jt cvuJd be famous 11\tmbcr of that pack Is arc incrcasin1 due to the fact they ,
two-thirds the len(th of the ship. that there 151 PoPUlauon ancreasc and "Humphrey the Humpback Whale." have been protected." , •
A whale the viewers ·named humpbacksareretuminatotheareas whocapturedheadHncs1n 198Swhen The humpblcks are not the onl)f~'
"Fred," after lhetr captaJn. played where they were numerous before he took a wrong tum and tried to species that appear to be maluna a~ 1 hide-and·seck with the passengers. whahna bcgan."rsa1d John Calam-swi m up the Sacramento River. comeback. The channel this year ir''t •
Children squealed with deti&ht an'd bok1d1s1 a whale researcher with the Humphrey has been spotted in Mex-tec-mina wath mari ne animals corw
adults whistled and clapped aJ Fred Ca~ad1a Research Center m ~ttlc. ico and other a_rcas,r sidcred history only 20 years qo ..
displayed has tail and bobbed his head .. h ''Humpbacks-are the fun-lovers of This year alone, Woodhouse aid;t l 1Bale watlCMn lot ·a rare treat ;,.._ ..._ __ _. --e Calamboa.1dis said he and is the whale world," Benito said. "They there have been nine siahtints of thf<
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Daredevils skarfeboard at 70 m]Jh
A<.iOURA (AP) -Daredevil
skateboarders. dressed hke Winter
Olympic luge racers, have been
spcedin1 down steep h11ls1de roads at
70 mph, aston1shin1 motonsts and
wol'T)'lDI authorities.
The sroup of self-styled "dry-land
luaus" race 7-foot skateboards down
the Santa Monica Mountains'
steepest and most winding roadways. "h's like the luge event m the
Olymptci, except ours run on
wheels." said Bob Pere yra. 2S. of
NorthridJe. ··v ou control it by tilting
your body. You stick out YQW feet
and draa your tennis shoes to stop 11.''
But authorities want Pereyra and
his poue of about 20 friends to stop.
say1n1 its illcaal.
A Los Anaelcs County ordinance
prohibits riding a skateboard fwcr
than 10 mph on county streets and
bans sk.ateboarden from nd1ng on a
road with a aradc nccpcr than 3
pcrccnt1 shentrs Deputy Gary Step-
hens said.
"It's a threat to others. even 1f ther.
can control those things themsches. ·
said Munic1paJ Court C\lm m1ss1oner
Robert Mcintosh. whose Calabasas
and Mahbu courts handle traffic
v1olat1ons 1n the mountainous area
"They could well cause someone to ao
ofT the side ofa canyon road 1ryin1 to
avoid them "
Pereyra said he and his friends have
never caused a wreck. nor have'thcy
been anvolved in one ince they bctao
rac1ngfi vc years ago in the hills ofilus
San Fernando Valley suburb. 35
miles northwest of downtown l,..os
Angeles ·
"You can bego1n160 mph and stop
an 20 feet , fasler than any car:· u1d
racer Ken Kmnce. 26. of Agoura.
"We're faster than motorcycles on the
curves because of the low center of gravity. When they crash. they die.
We can era h every day and not &et
hurt ..
Pereyra. Kmncc and Pcrcyra's brother Greg, 20, also of Northndgc.
have formed a team and recruited
ponsors to pay for their rac1n1 acar.
which mcludes leather suns and
motof'C}clc helmets.
Accordma to the aroup. Bob Per-eyra 1s the onl)' one to have a run-in
with the law. He was ticketed about
two years aao for excecc:hna the 10
mph spttd hm11 when a California
H1gh'4-a)' Patrol officer clocked him
zoomina down Kanan Road at 65
mph.
\ Men's and Women''
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Pair get $3.2M in explosion PRICE SALE SAN DIEGO (A P) -Juron
awarded a atcddina couple Sl 2
million aficr dcc1d1n1 thal a mlJor dcrtct 1n a car battery c.tuicd an
CAplos1on dunna a Jump-start that
scnously tnJured the husband. The Supmor Court Jury which
found blllery manufacturer Johnson
Controls Inc. and the dlstnbutor.
Sean Roebuck & Co. Inc . hable for
seneral damaats 11 scheduled to
return to coun today 10 co01ider 11~'W1naadd1t1onal puo111~c dama1·
es to Guy and Mona Jonn.
"The real s1arufteance of this caK . is that It preclUdcs (the manufactuttr)
from uyana there's nothina wron1
with this 'blttery." the Jones' at·
tomey. Ha~ey Le"u~. stud al\er
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Jurors rtlumed their ve(d1ct Thurs-
day following one day of dehbcra-
t10M.
Gary Jones, 34, was wa1tin1 for h11
W1fe to fin ish a medical school class at
UC San D1cao in June 1986 when he
tncd to help ~n elderly couple Jump-
stan their car across the street from
1hc La"Jolla campus.
Starting
Saturday, January 14th
Open Daily 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Jones, tbe former banquet chef at
the LI Jolla Mamou hotel. tnuficd
-dunn1 the six-week tnal that he
cleaned the corrosion of the blttef)'s
side terminal. As soon as the cna.ine
turned over. ho•ever. the Scan Dte-
Hard blllCf)' uplodcd
"I was bJown from the car and I
~amcd for t0mconc 10 call an
ambulance." said Jones.
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·0renge CoMt DAILY PILOT/ Saturdey. January 1•. 1989
ro B church to host Catholic liturgyc
-= A Catholic conferenee on parish 1 lituray will ~ presented next ~k-
1 end at Oar La•y QtMea •f Aaaelt
1 CalMUe Cbrda.t 2046 Mar V"'tsta
Drive, NcwPort DeaCh.
Enutled ''Sunday Eucharist -Table of Word/Table of Bread ... the
~vent will start at 7 p.m. Friday and
umeat 9a.m. onSaturday,Jan.21.
~ Speakers will be Christopher
Walker, an internationally known
poser of liturgical music; the
1 Rev. Ron Oakham, director of in-
titutcs with the North American Forum on the Catcchumenate; Sister L Maria Bierer, associate di rector of the
office of worship for the Diocese of
I-Sacramento: and the Rev. Rod Step-
hens, associate director for the office
oflituray for the Diocese of Orange.
Registration tee 1s SIS wnh d1s-
oounts available when more than I 0
L persons attend from orie parish. For
: more information. call 644-9215.
• • • ' The Rev. J. Philip Ashey, sponsor-
ed by St. James Episcopal Cll1rc• in
Newport Beach, will be ordained to
the priesthood at 2 p.m. today in St.
Mary's Episcopal Church. Lompoc.
Presiding will be the Rt. Re v.
Frederick H. Dorsch. bishop of the
Diocese of Los Angeles. r • 1 Asbey, a graduate of Stanford
University, Loyola Law School and
General Theological Seminary in
<toilew York City, was a deputy d1stnct
attorney in Orange County before
entering the seminary.
,.,
Natlon•l post
•Wiiiiam Bradley Roberta, ••-·u.tant for wonblp at St.
•Jamee Epl8copel Church.
l'fewport Jseaci. hu been ~iAPOOl.nted to tbe church'• natlonaJ comml88IOD ' OD
t plaarch mule. ·
R~r. J. Pblllp Ashey
• • • Marilyn Mason, univeTSit} or-
ganist and chairman of the oraan
de~ment at the University of
Michigan. will present a concert at 4
p.m. Sunday at St. Aadrew'1 Presby-terla.DCll•r~, 600St. Andrews Road. Newpon Beach.
Mason, who holds an honorary
doc!.Q!_ate of music from the Univer-
sity of Nebras a-:nas performed in
concerts across the United States and
1n man~ countries around the world. Considered ooe of the leading
organ virtuosos of today. she will play
music by Bach, Handel and several
contemPorary compoten.
• • •• The Rev. Dr. Richard C.
Halverson, chaplain of the U.S.
Senatc.t Will be the speaker at tht 8:30
and lu: IS a.m. services Sunday 1t
Mart8en a.ttta. 1000 Bison Ave ..
Newpon Beach.
HaJ venon. who has served as Senate chaplain since 1981 , was a mini1ter at Fourth Presbytenan
Church 10 Bethesda. Md .• has ~nan
ISSOClltc with the lntemauonal
Prayer Brtakfast Movement in Wash-
'inaton 0 .C., and served as mana11ng director of the Forest Home Christian
Conference srounds in the San
Bernardino mountains. He 1~ presi-dent of Concern Ministries Inc., a
chantable f6unda11on in Washtn&ton o.c. ••• Jack Miller will talk about Bread ·
for the World's goal of endina hunaer
when he addresses the Newport Mesa
lnlae laterfalt' eo .. c11 at 11:30
a.m. Wednesday at Our Lady Queen
of Ansclcs Catholic Church, 2046
Mar Vista Drive, NeWp<>n Beach.
Luncheon will cost SS, and reser-
vations are to be made by calling
S48-3283. • • • Catholics will share Communion with their non-Catholic brothers and
sisters dunng a service at 7:20 p.m.
Wednesday 1n the chapel in Old
World Village. Huntington Beach.
Afterward. the Rev. Tony Angelo.
pastor of Oasis Omstian Fellowship
in Irvine. will teach divine healing
with prayer.
For more information. call Sue or
Ron CcrcsanAi at 135-0606 • • • Modem Jewish philosophers will
be the topic of a four-part lecture
senes. to be presented by Rabbi Steven 0. Schau ofT .. ,ae haiall •f N~~.
The Pf'Otl'l ms will be held from 3 to
4 p.m. on Sundays, betinninaJan, 22.
in the home of Mr. and Mr1. Neil
Kuntzky.
The senes is o~n and free lO lhe
Jewish community, but rrservat1ons
ml.1st be made_ l>Y calltns the church
office at S•S-6900 or 646. 7S 12. • • • Members of the Temple htl El Sisterhood will participate in a Sab-
bath service at 8 pm. Fnday at the
temple, 30p1 Niguel Roa4. Laauna
Niguel. • • • A tour of Israel has been planned
for members of s.Jr Ha-Ma'alot
Harbor Reform Temple, Newport
Beach. Arranging the tri~. March I 5-27. arc Rabbi and Mrs. Bernard P. Kina and Nancy Levin. The itinerary
includes round-trip fli&}lt on El Al,
celebration of Purim in Jerusalem,
planting a tree in the forests of Israel,
v1s1ting Jewish holy places and pray-
ing at the Wailing Wall.
For more infonnation, call Levin al
the temple, 644-7203. • • •
The Sisterhood of Temple Bet•
David of Oiangc County will have a
'911d-up membership dinner at 7 p.m.
Jan. 21 in the social hall. 6100 Hefley
Commun.Uy t@fulD Sa'ia al 7;~
p.m. s.u.dlY al lhc daatcla. Hie.~
wall be .. MOdcm Amencan lftilioin:
• ne lro11y olll AIL ••
~ ... St., Wcsanunscer. Each peid-upmem-The Uailed Methodill Womea of
beranda.iunt will be admitted "9t· the 1 'r! .... ._...... •••••• Dues are S2S a year and can be paid at Q111ini will hold a hmdleDll .....-.
the door. at noon Thunday in 1bc ~
A tetaway W:Cke:ct for the entirt Center, 21632 Wesley Drive.
famify at a luxury Laauna Beach botel La&u~'.. • M roe a ~ll is planned for members of~ et Dr. ...an! on • . .-:-, ... _ ___.
Int. J...-. c.aer ... a.-.. ., who 111n pnvatt practtee 1n ~~ ........_ Beach will talk on ··canna ~r
The tttrcat will be held Jan. 20-22. Ourselves ~nd ~anna for Others at
For more information. call 786-SOOO. the Same Time. • • • •• • • • • • •• MIS5ton VaejoCbapttrofW•ma'• Com.mnment and Community ~ P........, will have a break· w1'1 be discussed by an ~nthropolosill
fast mect1na at 8:4S a.m. Tuesday at at the 10:30 a.m. meeuna Sunday·of
the Holiday Inn, 25205 E. La Paz, the U•&artu U.aw ........ c F•U.W·
!Aauna Hills. Speaker will be Ruth ~el W,.. leedi. 429 Cypms
Enticknap, a native of Austral11 who Drive. holds music degrees from that coun-Speaker will be Marpret Campbell try. Enaland and the United States. who .has lectured exttns1vel)' on the
• • • chan1in1 dcmOfip~1cs of f1m1ba..
Ne.rt 8adl Clllrt1CJu Womn'• Manon Pack. director of the At.-
Cl• will have a luncheon mcctina at hancc for Survival, and Or. Clm1
11 :30 a.m. Wednesday at the Air-Schnner, a licensed mamqc. family
porter Ion. Irvine. and child counselor and author, will Connie Sanches from Connie's be h a. 1 k ft th Hare Loom wilt demonstrate how to IO:~Oe :.:.--c;,.!:c! ~~~y1 .~r th!
spin yam. 0ruce C.Ut Uahariu Ua!venalltt
• • • Cll9rdl, 12S9 V1ctona St., C<>1ta Manin Marty, senior editor of the M
Christtan c~ntury will IJVC the scr-CSL • • • •
mon at the I 0:30 a.m. service Sunday· V ocahsts Karla Worley and Ken
at the SltepHr• of die HiOt UaJted Medema will perform at 7:30 p.m. Clllar~efCU!at,30121 Niauel Road. Sunday in the Crystal C.&WraJ
Laauna N1,ucl. Artloret1m1 12141 Lewis t.. Garden
Marty will also lecture dunna the Grove. Tic1ee1s arc $6.
12th Episcopalian to be president Pope, chmcb
leaden to meet,
talk about U .s .. By GEORGE W. CORNELL ,,,....._.....,
NEW YORK -In propon1on to
their numbers. Episcopalians as usual
hold far more than their share of scats
in the new Congress, and next Friday for the 12th ttme in U.S. history. an·
Episcopahan -GeOf'ge Bush -
occupies the Wllitc House.
There have ~n more presidents
of that denomination than any other.
although ll rates only seventh in me.
Its 2.8 million members make up only
about 1.2 percent of the population.
But it holds about 12 ~rcent of the
scats in the new I 0 I st Congress -63
of S35 seats in the House and Senate.
In the Senate alone, Episcopalians arc
an even biger proportion, 20 mem-
bers. or a fifth of the 100 senators. more than any other denominauon.
although several others arc much
larger.
Episeopal prominence in ~htics
began in earl)' America, with the
nation's first president. George
Washington. belonging to that
church, as have 10 other presidents.
most recently Franklin 0 . Roosevelt
and Gerald Ford.
other Ep1scopahans amona the
fo unders and early presidents wrre
James 'Madison. who originall y
planned to become a minister but
switched to poht1cs. and Thomas
Jefferson. who-1n his spare time
produced the Jefferson Bibi¢ version.
It retains the elh1cal teachings, ·but
elimtnatcs miracles. causing Unit-
anans to claim him. although that denomination wasn't formed unul
theyearbeforched1ed 1n 1826-long
after his presidency.
Protestants. along with
Episcopalian~. have always predominated in Congress. and sull
do. with 334 of 53S seats. but the
number of Roman Catholtcs has swelled over the last two decades.
now totalling 139 scats.
That 1s more than an y other single
denominauon. although shpp1ng
slightly by two from the previous
Congress. Methodists hold the sec-
ond Jaraest number of seats -75 -down by one. while Epucopahan\
increased three -to 63.
Altogether. about 52 percent ot
Conaress member1 belong to those
three traditions.
Baptists made up the fourth bigest denominational bloc-S.S of them -
pining"One. For the first time, the) surpassed Presbyterians, whose
number dropped four to SJ.
The preliminary figures on affiha-
t1ons of the NeW Con~s were
compiJed by Rob Boston of Amen-
cans United for the Separation of
-Church and State in Washinaton.
In sixth place were Jews, who
gained two members to a total of 39.
while the next-placed Lµthtrans also
gained two to a total of 2S. The
Chnstian Church (D1sc1ples of
Chnst) gained one to total four.
Other numerically unchanged
contingents included:
United Church of Chnst. 13.
Mormons. 11. Unitanan Un1\Crsal·
ms. lO. Eastern Orthodo.l, st\ien.
Churches of Chnst. fi ve. Chnsuan
Sc1ent1sts. &wo, and several other
Prolestant groups with one each.
Twenty-three Congress members.
up one, were hsted onl)' as Protestant
with no sptt1ficd denomination,
while live members. one more than
previously, were hsted as havina no
rch11ous altihat1on.
Bush. a lifelong Ep1scopahan1 belongs to St. Martin's Ep1scopa
Church 1n Houston, •od attends
vanous Episcopal churches in Wash-
ington, includint the National Ca-
thedral. where he will take pan tn 1 post-inaugural service Jan. 22.
Of the 39 presidents who have
preceded him, there have been,
besides the 11 other Ep1scopahans. ·
the following:
Six Prcsbytenans, four MetbodlSll,
three Congrept1onahm (now Un1lcd
Church of Chnst) thrtt Baphsts,
three members of the Chnst1an
Church (Disciples of Chnst). two
Dutch Reformed, two Quakers. two
Unitan•n Universahsts and one
Roman Catholic -John F. Ken-
nedy.
Two presidents never affiliated
with any church One of them,
Abraham Lincoln. was among the
most rell&Jously minded of aft the
presidents, while the other was the
man who succeeded him after his
assassination, Andrew Johnson.
VATICAN CITY (AP) -A
special mcoun1 between Pope
John Paul U an<t. the leaders of
the Roman Catholic Church
in the United StateS will take
plac-c here March 8-10, the
Vatican announced this week.
Thirty-five U .S .
archbishops and top Vatican
officials will lake pan 1n the
talks, which arc e.llpcctcd to
cover a variety of issues.
The spcafic agenda was not
given. The annou~ment
said "challenges facin1 the
church .. would be discussed.
U.S. church leaders asked
for the mceuna two years 110
when many were concerned
about Vaucan disc1phnin1 of
liberal Archbishop Raymond
Hunthausen of Seattle. He
later was restored to full
authonty, but church lttden
still wanted the m~uns.
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Newport Beach 786 6123
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LUTHERAN CHURCH
Rot" J. Bers. Past0t
Kin Elfett 1Croe1t1d. Pastor ...... , ..
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Lalla ConllD (left) wttJa lloele 8medeparcl, Da.td DIClllera, llJrll KreacleJ'.
Gourmet Diners' Guild feeds
_Opera Paciflc.coffers, pala(es
BJ UREN M. REED °"',..c.,,,,,, .....
.. lf it weren't for M1ch1~n. there
would be no Oocra Pacific,·· an-
nounced Bm eo.IJa to the pthenn4
of the Opera Pacific Gourmet Diners Gwld at his Harbor View Hills home
in Ncwpon Beach.
Bill and LdJ c.Jia met OP
executive dfrector Daw141 DtClaJer•
when they au lived '" Detroit
-Micbipn'a loss was Oranae County's
p:in-111 opera at least. OPconunues
to arow'Undcr OtCh1era's leadership,
and Laila C-Onhn 1s responsible for
orpruiina the OP 1u1ld mucturc -
now boast1na nearly I ,000 members.
The ptherins was just a sampling
of the m1ru fund-r1isin1 events held
by the ,unds. >+The Opera Ball (as a fu~ra1ser) is way up here ... aesturcd
chairman M)'rll ~rtelMr about the
difference in the funds raised between
&he major annual opera support event
and the last week's dinner.
The Opera Pacific Gourmet
Diners' Guild true to its name,
spend most of the fund-raising time
1 catina -from teas 10· progressive
c:finners -explained Kreudcr. They
enjoyed a Twelfth Day of Chnstmas
.feast, with some SO memmakers
seated thro~out the Conlin's
.. Cbattau Mus1que."
Jay's Catcnna offered sumptuous
roast loin of J>1C!rk. supr brown
potatoes. sweet n' sour red cabbl&c.
•mona other tasty treats. Kreuder
busied hcnclf poun~ wine ind. followina d1nna. the "v1n1aae pon .. Party boet 8ll1 Conlln la ready to be Mated wttJa peeta.
A cbeenul and fnendly affair, the
Cny was the-iypc suppe>rter RMI
Nepard prefers to attend ... 1t•s ..
warm. 1nt1mate rthcnns where wt can meet and tal with new and old
friends, and suppon the opera at the
s.amcume."
In keep1na with the Twelfth Day of
Christmas theme {remember the last
vcne of that son" -'twelve drummers
drumminJ. .. "). uula Conhn spent
her vacation 1n Palm Sprints C'Utt1na
out and h,andpaint1ns drummers for
the centerpieces. Miniature drums
were included as table favors.
Sat1rday, Ju. 14
ARlES (March 21-Apnl 19): You'll
be involved in m)'$tery. 1ntriaue and
what m1&ht be c-0nsidered a ''aJam-
orous situation." Some m1&ht com-
ment, "Where have you been kcep1na
those hidden talents." Pisces plays
dynamic role.
TAURUS (Apnl 20-May 20) What
had been nebulous becomes sohd.
you learn that you have staunch ally
behind scenes. Move ahead with
confidence. accept cha lie nae of added
rnpons1b1hty, deadline F1nanc1al
gain results.
OEMINl(M1> 21-June 20). Recent
contacts could now pay d1v1dcnds
Cncumstancn swing 1n )Our favor.
g~cct 1s completed and )'OU act
11 Iona overdue A "lost lo' e"
could be rcd1sconrcd Aries is m
picture
CANCER (June 2J·July 22). ln1tJal
doubts, fears wtll be overcome.
Someone "tu&h up" makes lq1t1mate
offer. You'll have reason 10 celebrate. this indeed could be a hvc Saturday
nigh~ ReJe<:t obJCCUons by ''t1m1d
soul."
LEO (July 23-Aua. 22): Lunar
aspect hiahhghts mfonnat1on. pub-
hsh1ng. 1dverus1nJ. pos 1b1ht) of
travel. Cycle also features d1rect1on.
eurpose. roman~. relattonsh1p of
'permanent nature " Aquanan 1s 1n
picture.
VIRGO (Aua. 23· cpt 22).
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.
Of8ftOll CoMt OAllY PtLOT/8etutdey, Jenuety 1•. 1918 A7
Complete .... vlelon httnga In SUftder'• TV "'-t
SYDNEY o ....
•
Bell1cote 1nd1vadual attempts to 1n-
t1m1date. Express confidence.
financ11I bac:ktn& ts avaJlablc. mem-
bef of oppos1tc sex don care and v.111
prove 1L Focus also on appearance.
1mqc. reputation.
UBl\A(Scpt 23-0ct. 22) You'll be
a Jcut to decide -dcc1s1on hkely to
1nv.olve partncrslup or mantal status
Check lc&al ram1fiat1ons of .. ntw
offer... ~fine lt'rms, att nd of
superfluous words. clauses Taurus
Involved.
SCORPlO (Oct 23-Nov 21). Your
natural talent a.s 1n\lcst1ptor. detec-
t1"e, rcponer surscs to forefront.
Someone attempu to 1nvolH )OU in
"romantic tnanaJe ·• teer clear.
avoid schemes. Gemini. V1rso. Saait-
tarius play ro1n SAOJTrAJUUS (Nov 21-Dec. 21)
Request from young person should
not be ignored. lnvohes allowance,
sccunt)'. home, poss1bk purchaSiC of
rccordtnf of luxury item Be reason
able. lcn1ent~wnhout be'"' cimava-
pnt
CAPRICORN {Dec. 22-Jan. It).
Focus on ~J estate, structure, dcsilr\.
hidden values. Protect n&hts. doe 't
aave awa)' mineral potential. What
you own 11 more valuable than milf\t
be antJcipat~. Pisces native is · n
pacturc
AQUAlll US {Jan. 20-Feb. 18):
itina re\auvc wants t0 relate "ta
woe." Counter with humor,
sallhty and make clear that you
intend to become "involv
Messaac will be understood. Cancer
nauve plays ro&e
PISCa (Feb I 9-Marcb 20); What
had been subject \0 delay. post-
· poncment 'A,11 qarn be "ahve ~nd
l1clina ·• Money rdeatcd frem
escrow, deal .,am is on the mo\e.
focus alto OD coO"mun11C1U<N\. f'CIC'Ol-
n1taon. strona love relation.ship.
• IP JAN. If IS YOUR BlllTBDA Y
you recently made decu.lon mvt>lv
home. secunty. finances. lnvof
possablc chanae of residence. at
tion also centered around ma
statu There preKntly eiusts d
fears. perhaps SUll;>JC10ns. Howe r.
1n February, )'OU Wlll know you m
corrcct move and you 'II feel m re
ICCUrt financially and also w re
emotions arc 1nvolv~. Gemini
V1rao. Suittanus persons play 1m-
ponant roles in your hfe. Mardi and
De<lember will be mcmor1blc for you
thl! )_Cit FoUowina dinner. the Da Capo
Pll)'e1'S (who had provided bid.-
pound music from the 1op of the
stairs dunna cocktails). pve a fine
performance with sdect1ons from
Bach. LIS2t, Lav11J"!e. Buterne and de BoiJdeffrt. ·The final offenna -
Brahms" Hunaanan Dance 1n D M..,or-had Kreuder dane1na 1n the Kw and Bea~:=~l:.boYe) tute eome of the party fare,
Taking chailces simply· not
corner.
5eMa Barilelt'1 name wa bandied
about (she's float de111ncr who
ettated the sets for the Opera BaJI)
El'• and fftarY Feusari enJOYtd her work in the Re>te Parade, navina meoded as JUCSts of Monae Mon.-
tana. (No rtst for true fund-raisers.
she and Krcudtt arc al'° lt'lrina up to
dWr the AmM.ku1 Ball latcr this
month.)
wbUe Robert ta wltll aw CoDlla. worth price you migfit pay
~ supponers paid S4S per:
person to enJOY. the evenina. with proceeds, acc0rd1na to Conlin. scul-
int, in around S 1.200
'Tius is the last party of the
(holiday) tcason," ilf'ed Krtudtt. "now we can put au the party cloth~
away." 1stina Kreudcr and the Conhns
1n preparations were PtlJJ
Gt1•f•a•, .... G ..... Ind ...... ....,...
DE.\R l\NN LANDER\ rm sull
bum1n1 O"er the leuer from .. On
Needles and Pins 1n Te\as:· the
tramp who had slept with three men
tn thrtt weeks ind didn't kno\\ wtro
the father of her child was
How 1n the 'AOrld can an)'one who's
been wtth thrtt men tn 21 days ha"c
the nerve to expect support money'>
I beheve that a woman 1 mpon-
11ble for her own body If she doesn't
use birth control, whatc,cr happens
is her fauJt, not the auy's
Sailors' choice for wearing blue
had a practical origin years ago
It seems to me that the men in this
-eountry need laws to protect them
aptnst wenches hkc th1 fOC' eum-
pk: My boyfncnd v.cnt throu&h a
similar cxpcnen« )Clrs so That tramp was 21. He wa barcl) 18 he
wanted him fore"er and he ""anted
out So what did he do'> he "foraot"
touseb1rtbcontrol. That"'as IO)tan aao and he is pa)1n1 child support 10
this day. What's mott, he wlll
conunue to pay for e1&ht more )cars. Theft is plcnt) 1nJUSttcc in this
world and looSiC "-Omen hkc the OM
who wrote arc respon 1ble for a lot of
tt. -RAL EIGH, N DEAAN. :N.matwrMwlMMa ..... a., • cu't 1•t ,,eput ~Y
You know Ythy •1k>n ~ 1 bt..c?
Trad1tton. Yarunch'•n qo. "'"and
tah waler washed out c~eiy dye
·~·ad•
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HOftl Kont IW.nd.
Q. About those statue of famous
ndttson honcl»ck-how'd )OU .. Y
the old JCUlpl10J con~cohon went?
. If the ndcr had been a n1t1onal
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scream and SI)' he was 1fra1d. If I
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didn't want to ao-50 we dtdn't. Sam bou&ht lunch (SI 6 for the
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DAILY PILOT/ SalUfday, Januery 14, 1989
erry Seinfeld: From. terrible salesman to top comic
nothing is beyond nd1culc and .-
above all -absolutely noth 1na
. . . . should be taken too ~riouslY,. How difficult 1s 1t being the Hottest . "A joke is a point of view. it's
omic in America? Jerry Seinfeld someone's outlook on the world." r,s it's a cakewalk. . Seinfeld said. "I think yo u've got to
'It's mo'lCY for nothing." said the like someone to like the joke. to hke iv~ly, shars~·tonaued Brooklyn the act. Apparently. some people hke at1ve who will play the UCI Bren me."
enter Sunday niaht. "I mean. my Seinfeld's last remark is an under-
nt calls. I'm sittina on the couc~ statement. to be sure. Audiences net he says 'You want to go to Detroit around the country voted him Fun-
nd talk to people? They'll pay you nicst Male Stand-Up Comic in a
1vc fiaurcs.' Comedy Club at the 1988 American "~ow t<?uah is th~t?'' h~ says. Comedy Awards, and Playboy Maga -
Seinfe.ld s profession.al hfe 1s prob-zinc recently named him the Jop
bly a. bit more c_omp!icated than ~e Stand-Up Star for the Nineties. He 1s
akes out. but his 1tt1tudc about his the onl y performer. other than his ~recr rdlects piany.of the reasons .he good fncnd Jay Leno. who 1s amon&
!Soneofthemostsough_t-aft.ercomics the top 10 performers by number of
1n the bus1ness: Nothing 1s sacred. appearances on both the Johnn)'
Carson and David Letterman shows.
He has also created his own hour-long
comedy specials for HBO.
Not bad for a Queens College
theater araduate who once sold p1ua
door-t<Hioor and liahtbulbs by telc·
phone to make ends mCC1.
"I was a terrible salesman," he
recalled ... If someone didn't seem to
want what I was selling. I'd say. 'Hey .
no problem. I completely undemand
your position.· ..
Like most other young comedians.
Seinfeld worked the club cirrou in
New York for a whale. then travel¢
to Los Anaeles. lo 1981. he got hi s
break by making the Carson show and
has since •1>pcarcd more than 25
tames. That first appearance opened
the door. and ·demands for hvc
performances started pouring in.
RE VIEW
Much lake Ltno. Seinfeld eschews 'This 1s really funn )'.' ·•
profanity. seiusm and racism and StilJ s1nalc at aae 34. Seanf'eld has
rchcs alme»t U('lusivcly on his horn~ ii\ New York end Los Anac~. ske~cd views ofcvc()'day people and Comics have worn the d1fTcrcncct-
cvcnts. Even the most worn subJects. betwttn·thc-two-coastsan&Jc into tM
s\Jch as the recent presidential clec-around, and Seinfeld said nc donn't
tlon. arc a wealth of oriainal material use much EM1t/Wcst Cont com· for Seinfeld. • panson shuck in his routine.
"I feel like every time l $Ct Dan But there 1s the Wt'lther.
Qua)'lc on TV. there should be "I mean the weathermen out here.
weather maps behind him." he nobody ever cares about them.'' he
quipl>C'd. "Ormaybeaspinnina ~heel said. "The> come on and 10. ·Same.
and Vanna White.'' Back to you frank: "
Seinfeld 'NIS hard·e>mSCd to e7.-In addition to playinJ more than
plain how he finds such oflbcat slants 300datesa year and worklna on more
on the world. cable specials. Seinfeld said he 1s
''It's someth1na )'Ou're born with. concoctJnga ooss1blc TV pilot. a half·
hke a third eye in the middle of your hour com('dy.
head," he. said. "Yo~'rc having a · .. • Jwry Sdaltl4 ~rlorm1 S..d•Y
conversation. yet theres another part •I th Bl'ftl Et>Hll Cftlter. For m•re
of you that's looking down and saying lal•rm•lloe, ~•ll IU-ISIJ.
. • • •
Firehose., People's Gang sound off
By STEPHEN WALL .,.., .... c.,. .......... and picking ancessantJy at his instru-
ment. Hurley's drumming lends a
Like Jade Mack and the Hean snappy. almost tribal sound to the
Attack. F1rchose 1s one loeal band group, complcmenung Watt's
I. emphatic bass hncs. that relics almost entirely on ive Charactenstically. firehosc . dc-
performanccs to build its base of fans. livered a ?0-mmute set filled with The San Pedro-based trio has released two notable albums. "Ragin' attractive songs like the thoughCful · 1r .. b "Brave Captain." the rcapc-laccd Full-On" and last years .. n. ut "Operation Sohta1rc" and a striking
Jasi:r11ne 1s a very theatrical per-
former. who like David Bowie and
Bryan Ferry can swoon and croon to
~ve such songs as "Crazy Makina" or
·carohne" a peculiar sense orroman-
ttcism. In wilder, more perverse tunes
hke "The River" or "Miss Mis-
taken," Nauonal People's Gana
sounds akin to local favontc Jane'i.
I Add1c"lon 1n its unbridled approach
to j>layina outraaeous rock 'n roll.
Third-billed Don't Mean Maybe. a
talented tno with members from
Santa na and Tusun, dishes <?Ut an
interesting brand of snappy. m1nutc-
lona cxpenments whkh. tronically.
sound more like The Minutemen
than F1rehosc.
the two-year-old group plays several cover of Pubhc Enemy's "Soph1su-
local club dates each month that catcd Bitch ...
make the v1taht) of the records an Nevertheless. the unpretentious
afierthou&ht by comparison. tno couldn't take the sonoc to a level Thursda) at the Coach House in ...
6 songs make Grammy Hall of Fame
San Juan Capistrano, the tno used a approachinJ arcatness because Fire-
th1ck instrumental fusion of 'punk. hoSC.:S music lacks the same sense of
pop, Jazz and rap to create an p~sc (pohucal or otherwise) that
exhilarating sonic soundscape. Still. so d1stingu1shed their predecessor.
thearoupwasn't quite able to hide the The Min utemcll. •
vocal limitations of" si1tger Ed Second-billed National People's '
Crawford. Gang. a quanet which recently ~on a
LOS ANGELES CAP) -Five
songs. including Billie Hohday''i
.. Lover Man." Woody Guthrie's
"This Land Is Your Land .. and the
Charlie Parker Sextet's "Or·
nithology" have been named to the
music academy's hall of fame .
The awards honor recordings made
before 1958, when the Gramm)
Awards were established.
. The other two songs named are the
classical y,orks "Banolt: Contrasts
For V1ohn. Clannet and Plano," wnh
Bela Banok on piano. Joseph Sziacti on \ IOhn and Benny Goodman on
clannet. and "Beethoven: Concertos
for Piano Nos. I. 2. 3, 4, S," with Artur
Schnabel and Malcolm Sargent con-
ducting the London Symphon)' for
the first and fifth concertos and the
London Philharmonic for the Nos. ;.z
through 4
While Crawford ts a capable though taJcnt compct1t1on between area
unassuming guitarist. he must make bands. prefaced Ftrchosc with SO
the best of an inadequate voice. Not minutes of Euro-pop.punk and rock-
that it's unappcalinJ or painful to abilly-flavored music from its debut
hear, it's just that his pipes are not album "The Hard Swing."
strong cnouah to hfi the words out of Despite ha1hng from South Orange
the instrumental punch of bassist County. Nauonal People's Gang m-
Mike Watt and drummer George corporates Third World sound~mto
Hurley. its mus.1c. In add1t1on to shthehng
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S inger's guardianship disputed
ew wheel Watt and Hurley were key com po-around the staie. Costa Mesa sing.er nents of the outstanding early '80s Chad Jasmine on Thursday played a ·CLEVELAND (AP) -A probate oUBenlnchke. fo rmer •tar placeldclferfoc,Uae San Dle&o punk band The Minutemen, and they trumpet and soprano saxophone on JUdgehasordcrcda ps)ch1atnccvalu-~cn. la tbe new boet o f tbe claytlme Yeralo n of NBC-also are the backbone of Fire hose "Plgs at the Fair" to enhance his ataon of Barry Sadler. brain-damaged
•a 1Wheel of Fortune:• Benlnchke join• fellow boat The tall bassist stands as the most appeal as the visual equivalent of an bya bullet. beforcdectding whether 10
anna White. obtrusive player on stage. pounding Indian snake charmer appoint a guardian for the ··Ballad ot ~-------------------------------------:----,.------.-::::-.r---·---i the Green Berets'' singer
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·n""GS Judge John Donnell) said a ps~-
10 oo ch1atnst will evaluate Sadler within a
, "'ta-...,.-""eek to determine 1f he 1s competent
l 106 '~"''' .....& to make has own dec1s1ons The Judsc
) •t\tl "'8\pr said he wtll then dccJdC. 1f the tOUrt '1ta•• N 0 mat t er w ha t has JUnsd1ct1on to appoint dler'~ mother guardian. you re doing your The 48-year-old authOr and singer-
h o m e t o w n sonawnter. whose .. Ballad of th e
newspaper Green Berets" was a No. I hat in I 96S.
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trom his mother and son to become
hl'i guardian
A probate Judae in Nashvlllc.
Tenn . already has named Sadlcr's
son as guardian. but Donnelly said
the JUdJe agreed to the psych1atnc
c\laluauon
Sadler. who w15 shot 1n the head in
cptember c hecl.ed out of
rte"eland's Wade Park Veterans
Adm1nistrat1on hoJpual Sund•>
ap1nst medical advice
He left after he learned hospital
otnc1als planned to send him back to a Nashville VA hospital. said his
attornc), Jo..cph Meissner.
e,1e1nncr said Sadler was be1n1
treated at another Cleveland hospital. Th~ law)cr said Stadler is· mentally
competent and wants his mother,
Blan('hC Bebe Sadler. appointed
auard1an to help him conduct his
afTai1' H 1s son said Sadler was hot by
accident when a aun fell out of his
p0eket and~el\t off
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Ofangt Coell DAILY PILOT /Saturday, JtnUafY ,., 1t81
Felicia talks with Matt about his lust for Josie -
IY LYNDA lllUCll
ALL MY CIULDA&N: Tad rncun 8itbln after she o~rdosft on pilla. San consider$ Bt11)"s offtt to bail
him out or his IRS woes 1C he'll run
away with bet. but cha~ his mind Wbell Cecily idls ham her enllre life hu been filled wi&h raw da.ls Ross
con&KU Ctndy'1 tw1a, Karen, who is
uptet ~ the nev.s of Cindy's AIDS
but ~fults to visit her an Pinc Valley
Ltamina of Laura's death, a crushed
Skye reache1 out to Travis. Eban's
leucr to Nico and Julre. telhn& ttiem
that their mamaie lS anvahd. 1s lost befo~ either newlywed reads 1l.
Stuan is frantic when Cindy 1s rushed
to Che hospital wuh a soanna fever
Just after he·~ to nan adoption
P«>Cftdi!llS with Brooke. Adam has Outie pc)K as Brooke so he can enter
the wnoptc mother pr()lflm.
ANOl'llER WORLD -W11h Cass
defcnd1n1 him against charats th~t be
set the fire that destroyed Mary's
Place. Reuben admits what happened
the ni&ht oC the fire Cass posts
Reuben's b:ul. Dunna a light with
Ltsa, Vicky tumbles down a 01&ht of stairs and suffers a concu1s1on. but .
Jamie is relieved that the bab> was
not hun. Fehc1n talks with Matt about
has fcchnas of lust for Josic. Fchc1a
realizes she 1s beina followed. Jake and Marley learn they caQ have
ch,1ldren.
AS THE WORLD TURNS: A para-·
1)1.ed Case y learns he 1s suffering
from Gu11lam-Barre syndrt>mc and
that lhc roed lO recovery -•II be Iona
and peinfuJ. He insists tbat Lyla not
bt told of bis condatioG. Lucinda
UftW1lllnaJy 1111ft1 tO &ct llrb&ra UIC her factOiy to product Bartlera's
fashions. 1Grant tells Lisa w should
draw a new wall Marso is arowma
suspmous oC Grant and ~ with
KJm that lasa should not be · tak1n&
the tranqu1hztn Grant i' ajvina her.
After Glenn tells Shannon he may
rcvca.J that he has found the rvc:klc.
Glenn isd1acovcred unconSC'lous Cal
fhcs to the Domm1can Rcpubhc to
help Josh Meg and Ton1o'sd1vorcc 1s
finalized. Hank informs Barbara that
his lover Charles has AIDS.
BOLO ANO BEAUTIPUL:
Caroline 1s upset when she secs R1dac
chuckl1n& over Bill's centerfold
MM&Ot cannot bcheve that Knstcn
bou&ht Oarkc's story that be 1s us1n&
the money he JOl from her to build Kristen lo home. On R1d1e's advice
• Knstcn speaks to the builders and
finds out th.at the house 1s be1na built
for another family. Oarkc asks Step-
hanie for enough money to build
Knsten's dream house. Caroline's
threat to sue the publisher of tud
stuns 8111. Bill believes that his
ccnterlbld photo must ha ve been
taken at the "club. Feanna that
rcponen arc lying in wait for him. he
cancels his thp to London and
confesses to Thorne that he doesn't even want to leave the bu1ld1ng
Storm realizes that Donna had some
involvement with Bill's centerfold
and is uow rcmorscf ul.
Gall Strickland play• a &•Y nune-practitioner In ••Heart·
beat."
. Foreign Oscar entries
LO ANGELES (AP) -Thin)·
one countries have submitted one
film each for consideration of the Best'
Fore11n Lan1ua1c Film Award
achievements 1n the. 61 st Annual
Oscar Awards.
Others under cons1dcra11on arc
"La Lcctncc" from France. "In the
Shadow of Fear" from Greece. "Hanusscn" from Hungary, "In the
Shadow of the Raven " from Iceland.
"Salaam Bombay" from ~nd1a. "The
Summer of Avaya" from Israel and
"The legend of the Holy Drinker"
from Italy.
The Academy oC Mouon Picture
Ans and Sc1ence-s 0\Cars for
outstandan& film achievement$ of
1988 wtll be presented March :!9 at
the Shrine C1v1c Aud11onum here""" Also. "Hope and Pain" from
·The how v.111 be televised h\.C by ·Japan, "The Last Tunnel" from
ABC. be.ginning at 6 p.m Mexico. ·'The Vanishm1" from the
The fOrcian lanauagc films.. "'h1ch Net.hc.rlands.. "The SpcctlT of V..ar"
ma) also be considered 1n other from Nicaragua, "The Ice. Palace"
contest ca\,r&oncs. include "The from Norw&). "Red Sor&hum" from
Debt" from Ar,cnu na "l n-thcProplC''sRcpubhcoft'h1na "Tht'
discovered Country · from Ausma Mouth of tht' Wolf'' from Pt'ru ... .\
"The Music Teacher" from Bew um hon Film About Lo\c" from Po-
"Story of Fausta" from lfraz1l. land. "Hard Times" from Ponugal.
"Where Do We Go" from Bulgan.A. "Tanao Bar" from Pucno Ru:o.
"The Revolvma Doors" from Can-"Women on the Vergt' of a Nen OU\
Ida. -Letters From 1he Park" from Breakdown" from pain. "M>
Cuba. "Pc.lie the Conqueror" from Mother's Teahou~" from Ta1"an.
Denmark ... A One Wa )' Tacket " from "Commissar" from the Sovu:t n1on
the Dom1n1can Republic and and "Mr Uncle's {.qac)" from ~·Yascm1n" Crom German). Yugosla~ia..
,.
DAYS OP OUll UVES: Unul a was h05J>1tah1ed after a fall. Reva
death ccrtaflC'lte 11 found for Marlena. Ou nu Solita kil~ Sonni. Under
Roman and Diana mu~t pottpone crou-txamination. Sohta M)5 she is
\heir ~1na. Havana eonc to rcal!Y Sonni and that she ptetcndtd to
Florida to settle the maner and bcin& be Sohta io procec1 J<>lh from the
unablt to find any tl"ltt of Martena'i murderous Will. Blake and Ptuhp
dtm1se. Roman decides to co ahead resolve to leave town Johnny and
w11h plans to wed Diana. Diana Chelsea dectdt to ~rch for Fletcher
learns Jack is her panner at the and Alex. Alan Michael and Harley
new paper. At an informal heanng. head for Venezuela to find Alan and
Jake puts the blame for N1<:k's death persuade him to return to the states
on Eve Patch learns Chat the accident for su,..ery. Maureen cannot stop
at the st.able. which left Jusun thmkma about Fletchc.t. Fletcher crippled, was no accident and blames revives AJe.x after he dreams ~hat
Em1h o A 1u1lt-ndden Justin. who Spnftlficld would be. hke 1hhe never
was rcspons1blt fo r the ·accident. returned.
wants Patch to halt the. anvesugauon LOVING . Truck.er nps up the
Shane heads for an IS.A. assignment. SS0.000 check Clay offered ham to
GENERAL HOSPITAL: Tony's leave town. Tnsha refuses to stop
surscry leaves ham bhnd. Chet's sec1na Trucker. Juhct and Rick JO'n
dc.panurc. sends Terry into the.rap) forces to lcccp tacey and Jack apan
with Tom Monica denies AJan's before the custody hcanng. Gwyn
charse that she and Ned have bc1:n colla~ '4-hen she learn that
love.rs Danu 1s try"'' to connncc Cunas's wafe, Lottie, has died. When Anelle to rcmaJn an WSB b) cla1m1ng It appears that Rick is to blame for the
that Sean h.as tellred from the asency. chan&e in Stacey's morals and its
Duke warns Anna to quit tryinJ to · effect on J.J .. Stacey agrees to stop match up Roben and Kath y. smcc seem& Rick 1f she can keep custody of
Kath) 1s 1n\IOl\.-ed w1th someone else. J.J. Stacey tells Jack she never wants
Lucy as upset by Tony's cond1t1on to sec him again. Bchc' 1ng that Cla)
Monica wants Ned to date Dawn so stoic 1mponant papers from him.
that Alan wall get off her back with his Trucker beats Clay badly A. va and
susp1c1on about the alTair. Clay arc worried when everyone asks
GUIDING UGHT. Sohta tells Josh about the damagc Trucker ma) ha ve
that Sonni slept with Will but Sohta donctoClat sreconstrucmesurgery
wns beaten by her father for 1t. Josh Cabot as 1mtatcd when Clay will not refuses to bcheve Sohta's story that seek medical attention for his facial
Sonni was not chaste when she wed inJ unes. · •
ham. Will'~ test1mon) creates more ONE LIFE TO LIVE Wade and
problems for Josh Leaming Sonni Chnsune stop Anhur from .SI' 1ng
'Ryan's Hope' signs off
NEW YORK (AP) -Afic.r Mac~e Ryan sana ont last rendition o
"Danny Boy," the lona-runninasoapopera "R)an's Hope" faded to blac~
on Fnday. fcavmg Cans to wonder for eternH). who 1s Grace's fathc~
ABC announced m October that ll wa cancehna the dayume drama
after 131/i years and 3.S.15 episodes. ·
After w~ppina up most of the storvhnes. the final sct'nc had M~e
(Helen Gall~cr). Joined by family and fnends m Ryan's Bar. sinain&
"Danny Boy' as she has trad111onall)' on evef) St. Patrick's Day. This )Car.
there. will be no St. Patrick's Day for the Ryans. ·
The final ep1M>de fea tured the weddana of reponcr Jacl f"cncllt
(Michael Levan) nd newspaper pubh her Lc1&h K.trkland (Fehcity
Lafonune). Of the scncs' other cont1nu1n& storyhncs. the onl> maJor one
to be left hanam& was the patcm1t)' of 4-ycar-old Grace Colcndgc.
In the final scene, Pat R)'a11 (Malcolm Groome). who suspected he
might be the child's father. asked Faith Colcndgc (Karen Mom -Gowd>)
who Grace's father 1s. Faith said she'll teU him after Maevc sinas. FaM h~e
Pat Ryan, will ne'er hear the answer.
ABC said 1t canceled the soap because too many affihates chose to
pre-empt the low-rated drama for noon newsca t .
V1k1 an IOJCCllon. R0&cr recalls h1
love for V1k1 and the tunnel's lo-
cation. Exposed as a porno producer.
Rand) 1s fired . Tina thanks Gabrielle
stoic her m1ss1nt picture Nell and Casey save Mari yn from a vengeful
Rand). A pan of the Fratcrn1t> Row
set as torch~d. SANTA BARBARA Bunny's
Uncle Mano tells him to stop treating
Gina h~e a fhend 1f he wants her as a
romantic mate Julia links C'.C" to the
011 ng disaster Cruz suspects that
Zack 1s the rapist and th~ kidnapper
of his infant dauptc.r. Celeste. •
former hooker. talks to Scott of their
htah school romance. Celeste wants
to rekmdlc the affair. even 1f 1t means destrO)tng h1 relat1onsh1p wtth
Heather. T.J .. who was not killed
when Jeffrey threw ham from the
train. keeps harassins Kelly with
hang-up phone calls. Gina learns that
Keith has had their marriasc an-
nulled. Sonn)' Mason tell s Gina he
thanks he's in love with her.
'Heartbeat': TV's.firstgay female lead
LO ANGELES (AP) -The
creator of ABC's ''Heanl:kat" wanted
Gail Stnckland to pla) a doctor's
wife. but 'he opted for ttlc role of a
lesbian nu rse-pracuuoncr
"I heard of the proJect from ara
Oa\ 1dson. who was the wntt'r. and
creator." sa id Strickland. who si.ars an
this scn es set 1n a women's medical
chn1c
scnes telev1s1on
"It wasn 't the fact that she wa.s &a>
1hat I found 1ntcrcsung." 1d
tnckland. "It was the other a pccts
of the character Her sense of humor
was very much hke my o-.n. ficr I
read the script I asked for the rol~ I
d1dn'tg1 ve much cons1derauon to the
fact that she was g;iy ..
ablc to say a few lhm~ about
homosc'<uaht) that don't usuall) aet
said on the. air.
"She's accepted and rtspcctcd b) hcrpcers. ltha~n·t betnan is uc in the
first six episodes we did What's fun
about the show 1s that we'rt all
different. We've aU been defined in
our goals and how we relate to each
other. The (nendstups ~e·\e de·
velopcd with the other actors l'\e
noticed arc showmg up in the ~npt
as fnendsh1ps be.tween the charac-
tcrs ..
tnckland grew up m 81rm1ngh:tm.
IA . and ~cnt to school at Florida
Ute nl\ ersttY at TallahaSStt.
In New York, she studied at 1he
Nctdlborhood Pla)'housc and earned her lcccp by doing commercials and
soap operas.
She pre"1ously starred 1n two other
scne . ABC's "The Insiders" and the
s)'nd1cated comedy .. What a Coun-
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"We've been fnends for a long
ume. he said she wrote 1t with me 1n
mind for one Qf the characters. Butas
I read the sen rt I found the character
didn't appca to me. It was th e
charming. 'soph1sucated wife of a
doctor. and I d pla)ed that kind ol
role too many limes-.
Apparently a fot of other people
have. She said a number of \U~-.ers·
letters have complamed about the
character's sexual preference. but an
equal number have praised her
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t1oner. Marilyn McGrath. appealed
to me \Cry much She was funny and
wise and had a wa> of dcahng "1th
th ings I fou nd 10tcres11ng "
The character was also ga). and
tnckland's ponra)al. ' bcg1nn10g
with 1hc ~nc • bnef rur, last )Car. as
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erry Seinfeld: From terrible salesman to top comic
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How difficult is it being the Hottest
omic in America? Jerry ~infeld
r,s it's a cakewalk.
'It's money for nothing." said the
ively, sharp-tongued Brooklyn
ative who will play the UCI Bren
enter Sunday night. "I mean. my
gent calls. I'm sittin& on the couch
nd he says 'Y6u want toaoto Detroit
nd talk to people? They'll pay you
1ve fiaurcs.'
.. How tough is that?" he says.
Stinfeld's professional hfe 1s prob-
bly a bit more complicated than he
akcs out, but his attitude about his
rttr reflects many of the reasons he
is one of the most sought-after comics
in the business: Nothmg 1s sacred.
nothing as be)'ond ridicule and -
above all -absolutely nothina
should be taken too seriously.
"A joke is a point of view. it's
someone's outlook on the world.''
Seinfeld said. ··t think you've got to
like someone to· hkc the joke, to hke
the act. Appawtty, some people like
me." 1 ·
Seinfeld's last remark 1s an under-
statement, to . be. sure. Audiences
around the country voted him Fun-
niest Male Stand-Up Comae in a
Comedy Clut> at the 1988 Amencan
Comedy Awards. and Playboy Maga-
zine ~ntly named him the top
Stand-Up Star for the Nineties. He as
the only performer. other than has
good fnend Jay Leno. who 1s among
the top lO performers by number of
appearances on both the Johnn)
Canon and David Letterman show~.
He has also created his own hour-long
corned> specials for HBO.
Not bad for a Queens College
theater araduJte who once sold pizza
door-to-door and lightbulbs by tele-
phone to make ends mtct.
"I was a terrible salesman:· he
ttcalled. "If someone didn't seem to
want what I was selling. I'd say. 'Hey.
no problem. I completely understand
your position.'"
Like most other young comedians.
Seinfeld worked the club circuit in
New York for a while, then traveled
to Los Angeles. In 1981. he got his
break b)' making the Carson show and
has since appeared more than 25
ttmcs. That trrst appearance opened
the door. and demands for live
performances started pouring in.
REVI EW
Much hkc Ltno. Stinfeld eschews
profanity. st:i\1sm and racism and
relics almost uclYs1vely on his
skewed views of evtryday people and
events. Even the most worn sub1ects,
such as the recent presidential clcc--
uon. arc a wealth of oria1nal matenal
for Seinfeld.
"I feel like every ttme I '5CC Dan
Quayle on TV. there should be
weather maps behind him ," he
qu1poed. "Or maybe a spmn1ng wheel
and Vanna While."
Seinfeld was hard-pressed to ex-
plain lfow he finds such oflbcat slants
on the world.
"It's something you'rt born wtth,
like a third eye 1n the middle of your
head," he ~1d. "You're havtng a
conversation. yet there's another pan
of you thai.'s look mg down and saying
'This is really funny·"
Still smalc It aae 34. Seinfeld has
homts in New York and Los Antcln.
Comics have worn the d1frerencc.-
betwccn·the·two-<oastsanalc into the
ground. and Seinfeld Ytd nc dMtn't
use much East/West Coast com·
penson shuck 1n his routine.
• But there is the 'Welthtr ...
"I mean the weathermen out here.
nobody_ ever earn about them." he
said. "They come on and ao. 'Same.
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300datcse year and worlcinaon more
cable ~als, Scinfold said he is concocti ng a oossibleTV pilot.a half-
hQUr corned>.
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lalorm•llOll, call ISl-4611. J'erry 8elnfefd
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and p1cktn& 1ncessantJy at htS mstru-
mcnt. Hurley's drummmg lends a
Like Jack Mack and the Heart snappy. almost tribal sound to the I d group, complementtng Watt's Attac~. Firehosc 1i. one ocal ban cmphattc bass hoes.
that rehcs aJmost enttrcly on hve Characteristically, F1rchose de-
performances to build its base of fans. hvercd a 70-minutc set filled with The San Pedro-based trio has released two notable albums. "Ratn' attractive songs like the thoughtful
las • 1r .. "Brave Captatn,'' the rcuae-laced
Jasmme 1s a very theatrical per·
former, who like David Bowie and
Bryan Ferry can swoon and croon to
~ve such songs as "Crazy Mak1n1" or
'Caroline'" a peculiar sense of roman·
ttcism. In wilder, more perverse tunes
hkc "The River" or "MISS Mis-
taken," National People's Gang 1sounds akm to local fa vontc Jane·.,
I Addiction 1n its unbridled approach
to playing outrageous rock 'n roll.
Th1rd-b11led Don't Mean Maybe,•
talented mo with members from
Santa Ana and Justin. di.shes ~utan
mtcrcsttng brand of snappy, m1nute-
long expenmcnts whteh, tronteally,
sound more hke The Manutcmcn
than F1rchosc
Full-On" and t year:. s •· °' ut "Operauon Solitaire" and a strilung the two-year-old group plays several cover of Public Enemy's "Sophi51l·
local club dates each month that cated Bitch.''
make the vnahty of the records an Nevertheless, the unpretentious
afterthought by companson. · tno couldn't take the sonoc. to a level Thursday at the Coach House in -
5 songs ~ake Grammy Han of Fame
"·n Juan Capistrano. the tno used a approachinJ greatness because Fare-.,.. hose's music lacks the same sense of thick instrumental fusion of punk. purpose (pohttcal or otherwise) that pop, Jazz and rap to create an d' · h d h _ .... exh1laratin1 sonic soundscape. Still. so ISttnauis e t CIT pin1CCCSSOr.
thegroupwasn'tquiteablctohidethe The Minutemen.
vocal limitations of singer Ed Second-billed National People's
Crawford. Gang. a quartet which recently won a
While Crawford is a capable though talent compe11t1on between area
unassuming guitarist. he must make bands, prefaced F1rchose with 50
the best of an madequate voice. Not minutes of Euro-pop.punk and rock-
that it's unappcaJinJ or painful to abilly-flavored music frQm tis debut
hear, it's just that his pipes are. not album ''The Hard Swing."
LOS ANGELES (AP) -F1\.e
songs. 'inrludmg Billie Holada y'
"Lover Man,'' Wood> Guthnc·s
"This Land Is Your Land" and the
Cbarhe Parker euet's "Or-
ntthology" have been named to thc
music academy's hall of fame.
The awards honor recordings made
before 1958. when the Gramm}
Awards were established.
The other two songs named arc thc
classical v..orks "Bartok: Contrasts
For Vaohn. Clan net and Plano,'' wuh
Bela Banok on piano, Joseph Sti&eti
on v1ohn and Benny Goodman on
clannet, and "Beethoven: Concenos
for Piano Nos. I. 2. J. 4, S, .. with Anur
Schnabel and Malcolm Sar&ent con-
ducting the London Sympnony for
the first and fifth con~nos and the
London Philharmonic for the Nos. 2
through 4
strong chough to lift the words out of Despite haihn& from South Orange
the instrumental l>unch of bassist County, National People's Gang tn·
Mike Watt and drummer -George corporates Third World sounds into
Hurley. 11s music. In add1uon to shthcnng Singer's guardianship disputed
Watt and Hurley were key com po-around the staac. Costa Mesa singer nents of the outstanding early '80s Chad Jasmme on Thursda)' pla)ed a CLEVELA.ND (AP) ->\ probatc
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Felicia talks with Matt about his lust for Josie -
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ALL llY Cllll.oaEN: Tad rncue
Barben af)tt lk ovndoles on pill
Sean consid(rs 8111y's offer to bail
him out of tus IRS wots if he'll run
away wath her. but cba.nees his mind ,mea Cecily tdls him her entire life tw bttn filled wuh raw deals Ross concacu Cindy's twin. Karen. who 1s u~ ~ the news of Cindy's Al OS
but refutn to visil her 1n Pane Valley
Leamina of l..aµra 's death, a crushed
Skye reaches out to Travis Eban's
letter to Nico and Julie, tclhna them
that 1hc1r marriaae is 1nvahd. 1s lost
before either ncwly~ed reads n
Stuart 1s frantic when Cindy is rushed
10 the hospital with a soanna fever
Jusraftcr he a~ to stan adoption
proceedinp With Brooke, Adam has
O.xie'Pc>sc as Brooke so he can enter
the wrropte mother proanm
ANOTHER WORLD: W11h Cass
defcndina ham against ch•r&Cl trust he
set the fire that destro)ed Mary's
Place, Reuben admits what happened
the na&ht of the fire. Cass pom
Reuben's bail. Dunn& a fight with
Lisa, Vicky tumbles down a n1&ht of
stairs and suffers a concussion. but
Jamie 1s relieved that the baby was
not hun. Felicia talks with Matt about
has feelings of lust for Josic. Felicia
realizes she 1s being followed Jake
and Marley learn the) can have
children.
AS THE WORLD TURNS: J\ para-
lyzed Casey learns he 1s suffenng
from Gu11lain-Barrc syndrome and
1h11 lhe road 10 reco~cry wr1ll bt Iona
and pe1nful. Ht inlisll ihal Lyla not
bt told. or hiJ condition. Luanda
WlWlllanaJ)' lll'eH IO let Batbeta UIC
her factory io produce Barbera's
falhions Grana tells Lisa she should
draw a new will. Marso is srow1n1
susp1c1ous of Grant and &IR.'CS ~uh
Kim that Lisa should not be takina
the tranquilizers Grant is 11vina her.
After Glenn tells Shannon he may
reveal that he has found the ruclde.
Glenn 1sd1scovered unconsciou5' Cal
flies to the Dominican Republic to
help Josh. MqandTon1o'sd1vorcc 1s
finalized. Hank informs Barbara that
bas lover Charles has Al OS.
BOLD AN D BEAUTI FUL:
urohne 1s upset when she secs Rtd&e
chuckhna over Ball's centerfold
Maf10t cannot believe that Knstcn
boua,ht Oarkc's story that he 1s usina
'the money he got from her to build
Knsten a home. On R1dee's advice.
Knsten spea\.s to tht builders and
finds ou'i that the house 1s be1n1 bu ah
for another faintly. Clarke asks tep-
h.anae for enough monC) to build
Kr1stcn•s dream house Carolloe'\
threat to sue the publisher of Stud
stuns 8111. 8111 believes tha1 his
centerfold photo must have been
taken at the club. Feann& that
reporters are lying in wait for ham, he
cancels has tnp to London and
confesses to Thome that he doesn't
even want to leave the uu1ld1na.
Storm realizes that Donna had some
involvement with Bill's ce nterfold
and is now remorseful.
Gall Strickla n d play• a gay nune-practltlo ner ln ••Heart-
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.Fore ign Oscar entries
LOS ANGELES (A PI -Thtn)·
one countries have subm111cd ofle
film each forcons1dcrat1on of the Be t
Forc1&n Language film <\ward
achievements 1n the 61 st .\nnual
05ear Awards
Others under cons1dcrataon arc .. La Lc<-tncc .. from France ... In the
Shadow of Fear" from Grectt.
"Hanussen .. from Hunpl') ... In the
Shadow of the Raven" from Iceland.
"Salaam 8ombay" from lruila. "The
ummer of Av1ya" from Israel and
"The Legend of the Hol; Drinker ..
from Italy.
The Acadcm) of Motton Picture
Arts and c1cnces Oscars for
outstanding film achievements ot
J 988 wall be (>rtSCnled March 29 at
the hnnc C1 \lc Audttonum here Also. "Hope and Pain" from
The show will be tclcv1std hvc b) Japan. "The Last Tunnel" from
ABC , bcginnmg at 6 p.m. Meuco. "The Vamshina" from the
The forc1Jn language films. v.h1ch Netherland . "The Spectre of \\ ar"
ma y also be considered tn other from Nu:aragua. "The Ice Palace ..
contest ca1t1oncs, include "The from Norway. "Red Sor&hum" U-om
Debt" from .\r,enuna "l n· the People's Republic oft'h1n.a. "The
daSCO\Cred Country· from o\ustna Mouth of the Wolf'' from Peru ·· .\
"fhc Music reacher" from Belgium. hon· Film About Love" from Po·
.. tory of Fausta" from Brat1I. land. "Hard Times" from Ponu~I.
"Where Do We.Go" from Bulpna.,. "Tango Bar" from Pucno R11:0.
"The Revoh 1n1 Doors" from Can· "Women on the Verge of a Ncn ou-.
ada, .. Letters From the Park." from Brealcdov.n" from Spain. "M>
Cuba. "Pelle the Conqueror" from Mother's Tcihou$.C" from Taiwan
Denmark ... l\ One Wa ) Ticket" from "Commissar" from the Soviet n1on
ihc Dom1n1can Republic and and "M~ Uncle's Lepcy" from
.. YQCm1n" from vcrman~ Yu&O\bvaa.
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DAV OF OUR U VES· Until a
death cerufteatc as found for Markna.
Roman and Diana mu.a postpoM
thclt wirdd1n1-Ha" 101 90~ to Florida to settk &he mat~r and being
unable to find any trace of Marlena\
demise. Roman decades to io ahead
wnh pJans 10 wed Dtana. Diana
!tams lack " her panner at lhe
new paper. At an informal hearing,
Jake pulS the blame for Nick•s death
on f \iC Patch learns that the accident
11 the stable. which lei\ Jus11n
cnppJed. was no accident and blames
Emilio. A au1lt-nddcn Jus11n. who
was responsible for the accident,
wants Patch to .halt the 1nvcs11p11on.
Shane heads for an ISA assignment
GENERAL HOSPITAL: Tony's
suracry leaves ham bhnd. Chet's
departure sends TcrT) into therapy
with Tom Monica den1e Alan's
charge that she and Ned bavc. been
lovers Danus 1s try1nJ to con\mce
Ancllc to rcrnam an WSB by cla1mma
that Sean has rcttred from the a&cnC}.
Duke warns Anna to. quit 1ry10J to
match up Roben and Kathy. since
Kath.y 1s involved with someon~else
Luc> 1 upset by Tony's condition
Monaca. wants Ned to date Oa\\n so
that Alan will get off her back with his
susp1caon about the affair.
GUIDING UGHT. Sol1ta tells Josh
that Sonni slept wtth Will bu• Sohta
was beaten by her father for 1t. Jo~h
rcfu~ to believe Sohta's story that
onn1 was not chaste when she wed
him Wall's testimony ~reatcs more
problems for Josh Learning SonnJ
was hor.p11.ah1td after a fall. Reva
thinks Solita killed Sonni. Under
cr~xaminataon. Sohta·MY she ti tta&!Y Sonni and that she pretended to
be Soltta to ptouet Josh from the
murderous Will. Blake and Pt11hp
resolve to leave 1own Johnny and
Chelsea decide to search for Aeacher
and Alex. Alan Michael and Harky
head for Venezuela to find Alan and
persuade him ro return to the states
for suracry Maureen cannot stop
thank.in& about Fletcher. Fletcher
revives Akx af\er she dreams what
Spnnafield would be hke 1f she never
returned
LOVING: Trucker raps tsp the SS0.000 check Cla)' offered him to
leave town Trisha refuses to stop
sct1n1 Trucker. Juliet and Rick JOtn
forces to keep Stacey and Jack apart
before the custody heanng GW')'Q
collapses when she learns that
Curus's wife. Lollie, has du~d. When
u appears that Rack 1s to blame for the
change 1n Stacey's morals and its
tffect on .J.J .• Staccy airccs to stop
sctang Rick 1fshe can keep custody of
J.J Stacey tells Jack she never wants
to set ham again. Belie\ ing that Clay
stoic important papers from him.
Trucker beats Cla) badly Ava and
Clay are worried when everyone asks.
about the damage Trucker may have
done to Cla¥'s reconstruc11 ve surgery
Cabot 1s 1mtated when (lay will not
seek medical attention for his facial
injuries. "' ONE LIFE TO LIVE Wade and
Chns11ne stop Anhur from giving
'Ryan's Hope ' stg}Js off
NEW YORK (AP) -After Mae'c Ryan \In& one last rcnd1t1on o
"Danny Boy," the lona-runnmasoapopera .. Kyan's Ho~" faded to black
on Fnday. leaving fans to .. onder for eternity. who 1s Grace's father"
ABC announced an October that 11 was cancehna the da)'t1me drama
after I 3V2 years and 3,S IS episodes.
After Wflepina up most of the storyline\. the final scene had Mac~e
(Helen GallaF"er). JOtned by family and friends 1n Ryan's Bar. s1n1in1
"Danny Boy' as ~he has trad1uonall) on every t Pa1nck's Da; This year.
there wall be no St. Patnck's Da; for the Ryans.
The final ep1~e featured the \l.cddm& of rcponer Ja.ck Fenelh 1
(Michael Levan) and newspaper publisher ·Leigh Kirkland (Fehc1l)
Lafortune). Of the scncs' other con11nuina stol') lines, 1he only maJor one
to be left hanging was the patcmaty of 4-)car-old Grace Coleridec
In the final scene. Pat Ryan (Malcolm Groome). -.ho suspec1cd he
might be the child's father. asked Fatth Colenda,c (Karen Moms.Cowd)}
who Grace's father is, Faith s~ud she'll tell ham after Maeve sings. Fans. hkc Pat Ryan. will nc\cr hear the ansv.er.
<\BC said 11 canceled the soap because too man; affiliates chose 10
pre-empt the low-rated drama for noon newscasts
V1k1 an tnJCCtlon Roger recalls his
love for Viki and the tunnel's lo-
cauon fa.posed as a porno produ er.
Rand) 1s fired. Tina thinks Gabnclle
stoic her m1ssinl picture. Neil and
Casey 53\C Man yn from a 'cngetul
Rand). A pan of the Fraterntt) Row
set 1s torched.
SANTA BARBARA. Bunnv's
Uncle Mano tells him to top treatfog
Gana hkc a friend 1fhc wants her as a
romantic-mate. Juha hnks C.C. 10 the
011 ng disaster. Cru1 suspects 1hat
Zacl as the rapist and the kidnapper
of his mfant daughter. Ccleslc, a
former hooker. talks to Scou of their
high school romance. Celeste wants
to rekindle the affair, e\c.o 1fit means
destroying his relauonsh1p with
Heather. T.J., who was not killed
when Jeffrey threw him from the
train. keeps harassms Kelly with
han&-up phone calls. Gina learns tbat
Kc11h has had their mamaec an-
nulled Sonny Mason tells-Gina he-
1h1nk.s he 's tn IO\C with her •
'Heartbeat': TV'sfirstgay (etiJ.alelead1
LO NGELE . (AP) -The
creator of ABC's "Heanlkat" wanted
(;ail tnckland to pla) a doctor's
wife. but she opted for the role of a
lesbian nurse-~rao111oncr. ·
··1 heard of the prOJCCI from ~ara
Davidson, who was the v.nter and
creator," said Stnckland. who stars 1n
1h1s series o;et m a women's medical
clinic.
"We've been friends for a long
time. She said she wrote 11 wtth me 1n
mind for one of the characters. But as
I read the scnrt I found the character
didn't appea to me. It was 1hc
charming. o~h1st1catcd wife of a
doctor. and I d pla;ed 1hat kind of
role too many umcs
"But the role or the nursc·prau1-
11oncr, Manlyn McGr;uh. appealed
tome 'cry much he was funn ) and
wise and had a wa) of dealing w11h
things I found mtcrcs11 ng ..
The character was al~ ga\. and
Stnclland's portrayal. t>c-ginnmg
wllh the S<'nes' brief rur. last )Car. 1s
the first openl) le b1an ~haractcr on
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"It wasn't the fact that she was &a>
that I found mteres11ng." said
Stnckland ... It was the other aspects
of the character Her sense of humor
was very much hke m> ov.n After I
read the scnp1 I asked for the role I
didn't &l\e much cons1dera11 on to the
fact that )he v.as gay ..
Apparently a 101 of other people
have. he said a number of v1cv.cr ·
letters have complained about the
character's se>.ual preference. but an
equal number have praised her
portrayal.
McGrath 1s a fcn1llty et.pen and
one of the founders of the thnac.
Women's Medical Ans. The scncs
also stars Carmen Araenz1ano. Laura
Johnson. Darrell Larson. Ben Mas-
ters. Kate Mu lgrew. Juhe Ronnie and
L)nn Wh11ficld
..Mani) n hu a long-term rela-
11onshie that was e,\plorcd the first
season.· tnclcland said .. he also
has an estraoird dau&htcr from an
earlier mamage The character v.as
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homose1tuahty that don't usuall) ec:t
said on &he air
.. he's accepted and re pectcd b
her ~rs 1 t hasn •t been an 1s uc in the
first stx episodes we did. \\>hat's tun
about the show 1s that \l.e'rt all
d1fTcrcoL We'\e ;.II been defined 1n
our goals and how v.e relate to each
other. The fncndshaps .... e·v~ de·
velopcd w11h the other actors l'H
noticed arc showing up m the scnpts
as fncndsh1p between the charac-
tcrs ..
tnckland grtw up an 81rmangham.
!\la . ~nd went to school at Flonda
• tatc Un1\ers1t> at Tallahassee .
In cw .York. she 1ud1ed at the
Neighborhood Pla}housc and earned
her lccep b> doing c:ommcrc1als and
soap operas
'he prcv1ousl} starred 1n two other
scnes, ABC's ''The Insiders'' and the
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SATURDAY. JANUARY 1•. 1989
les; ti1ning pe~f ect; CdM drops Tars
Irvine
rallies
for win
Raphael and John Molle ,led an
Irvine assault from the free-throw
hne and the Vaqueros kept their
perfect South Coast League ledger
intact -barely -as they rallied for a
68-67 victory over Mission V1e10 1n
bo)'1 baskeLbaJI Fnda)'.
Irvine. which hit 18 of 22 free
throws 1n the game and netted 13 of
14 1n the final quaner. took its first
lead since the first quaner when Ste\e
Dunmeyer sank a bo1h ends of a one-
and-one with two seconds remam1na
m the game John Molle had JUSI
rebounded and Dunmeycr was 1rying
to get It to Bnan Allred for the final
shot when he was fouJcd.
. Raphael Molle scored I 0 of his 17
p(>1nts in the final quaner and hat all
fo ur of his foul shots. as did his
brother John. who had a team-high 23
points. Dunme)cr hit three of four
free throws 1n the fourth quarter.
Irvine 1mprov~d to 17-2. 3-0. while
Mission fell to 6-10. 1-2
"It's an equal combination of lud.
and talent," 511id Irvine Coach tc\e
Keith. ..Somenmes these ktnd of
pmcs end up leading to ometh m&
special. Mis 100 VieJO pla)ed a great
game. It used to be 'Weak Irvine.'
Now evcr}body's comma out 10 pla)
us tough. 1 don't think v.e'rT pla)10&
v.orsc. everyone dsc 1s JUSI playing
better "I don'1 know 1f 1t v.as great
shooting. or ~ couldn't shut them
down, but v.ecouldn'tcontam them,"
Keith said "f don't know 1f ""c ever
StOP.~ them twice In rov.
' It seemed r1ke ""C couldn't fet
them out of their spot :· Ke11h said
Conquerors
in66-59win
over Liberty
in Academy
, Newpon C"hnst1an H11h's Con-
querors Jumped all O\lcr ho!tt L1ben)
Chnman 1n the first half, runn1na up
a S2-26 lead 1n the third quaner
Fnday ntahl. but then had to hold off
1 scanna comebad. by the Minute·
men to r'C\:Ord 1 66-S9 cadcmy
Lca&uc basketball '1ctor)' m Lona
Beach.
Jon Bahnsen droPl>td in 22 points.
JUSt off has nonn of24. I. and krem)
Clark scortd :?4 wath a dozen field
soalJ to patt the winners, v.ho
ampro-vcd to 10-1 o,craJI. dropp1n1
Liberty Chn uan to 6-5 o' era II. Both
arc 1-1 an lcque ~spate th~ lo L1beny ( hrist1an
oach Rudy wal happy .. tth the
efTon.
"I was really proud of our kids." he
said "We were playina \Cr) tentat•'-C
the first thrtt qu.aners anti· ~ere
almost 1fra1d to ao 1ns1de I told them
to wake up and pu h 1t and they did
"We -orked our tails off •1n t
thcu 6-(oot·S au). (brk. Our bt11t1t
man is onl 6-1 and he had 1 l
rcbounds1 8 on oflen~ But my IU)'
dtd a Job.•
Bryan Jame (20l!P.d tc'c hap-pclJ ( 18) W'tt'C Labc:>' C'hmtaan's 1·2
punch.
In Pac1fi Coast lcaaue play. Tr.._. HUii H , c.. .. Meta 71:
Tnbuco Halls e'plo1ttd its hu
ad"1n-.1n ~c.-•th ().foot·IO Rick wan.,id d~nt en 23 points, H
ftt) It dom1Mt1nt the board IS~
halts antprowd to 2..0 1n ic-.uc pla
10 1'8.1 t"tn with L:aaunt HiAs 1n the
rift for lhc Ullc.
COl1a McM MW "' hopes 'ilntSh .-.. "WMp1hy of 23 tumove:rund failed IOumnat the hnt an one-anJ·
OMMtuaUon -w, cltfrnlfd thtm to Jtop the "ii
PY tftlidf: .. Mid Mesa Coech Otan
Cooper. Wt do.tllt ltltned htm. but IM'D -,·d 10 OvtsWt ud hn the
llD•lll" Ti9my ,..,_ ltd Mtse *'°' JO ....._ ........... bid~
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Estancia gets call
when it needs it to
·nip Tustin, 60-59
BJ ROGER CAR~ °' .. ...,,... .....
It's all a matter of umina and for
Estancia Hi&h's Easies Friday night.
thmp coulcfn't ha"c fallen in place at
a better time a they pulled out an
uphill 60-S9Sea View league basket-
ball victory at Tustin Htgb 1n a game
whcTt bo1h teams learned some
lessons.
For the winners, they found out 11'1
not hopeless until there's no f1me left
and for Tustin and m coach. Tom
McCluskey, they found out what can
look n&ht. isn't necessanly rrght .
Tra1Ting from the opcnina bucket
until JUSt seconds remained. f 1m
O'Bnen 's Eagles got rich w11h 16
steonds left as Augustan Heredia go1
loose tn the key. then found Tam KJar
WjllUn& underneath for a simple 2·
fooa bank shot.
The Tillers raced downcoun and
Jason Moore dro'e the lane. put up an 8-foot shot and banked it an ap1n t
heavy traffic, aoma to the floor in the
colh ion .
It looked ltke a 61 -60 lead and a
chance fora free throw for Moore, but
the official. who had beaten Estancia
wuh 1 club all n1aht Iona. &a'-e the
Ea&lcs the br~k otthc night and ruled
oliens1'e foul. takm& the basket awa)
and scndtng Moore to tbc bench ~Ith
fi,e pcTsonal foul .
Mc{ luskey v.as enraged and later
had to be physically restrained from
gom11fter the official M game's end.
and from all appearances even the
most d1chard ofEsunc1a fanj, wou\d
have ro admit 1t was an unbchevab c call
"We got the naht calf and we JOt the
lead Just once at the naht ume. • s.a1d a
rehe"ed O'Bncn. whose Eagles arc
nov. 1-1 1n league play. a 1~ Tus11n.
.. T usttn outplayed us and outhus-
tled us. but they didn't handle 1he
press I JUSt hated to see Tom lo~ 1hat
Y..~).' (Pleue He ~8TANCIA/B3)
Spratt's 23 points
power Sea Kings
to57-52 victory
then h?d to with tand a Newpon
charac 1n the second half to maintain
its share of tbe league lead v. uh
Saddlcbtack The a Kina are 2-0 1n
lcaaue arid 12-4 overall, whale the Tars drop to 0.2 and 11-6
Newpon's success v.-1th the 3-po1n1
Corona del Mar used a powerful l><>mbs kept them wuhin range at the
inside pmc in the form of center end. The Sailors dropped m SC\Cn tn
Bnan Spratt to turn away v1 1un1 the game from the different sourres
Newpon Harbor. 57·52. Friday night .. They kept trying to shoot )'sat the
in Sea View League bo)S basketball. end and they hit a couple to make it
"They (the 1lors1 JUSt couldn't close." Oms added "The) v.ere
control ham 1ns1de," explained CdM pressing and v.e v.ere a.~le to make
Coach Paul Om s. "He was the some transition baskets.
difference tn the game." , pratt also helped ~al the verdict
pratt, a 6·foot-S M"ntor. scored a by hntmg all four of his fn"C-throw
game-hi&h 23 points. was perfect at attempts down the stretch ( dM was
the fttt-throw line 1n nine attempts. 16 of20 from the, stripe 1.n the game,
artd hauled dov..n 14 rebounds 1n contrasted v.-ith Nev..pan 7 of 10.
what Oms called "his best game of "The> v.cre depending upon the
the year" pcnmeter game. while we were tr)1ng
'"(Ncv.-pon ) got 1n foul trouble in
the early stages 1n tr)in& to defend
Brian and (Matt) Hemngton "
to keep 11 inside," Oms said
Hemngt oo added 14 points and
Warren JohnM>n 13 for the Sea Kin~.
Newpon was paced by the tno of81ll)'
CdM extended a one-po1n1 lead gu}en(l3).Chnslee(l.:!)and on
after one quaner to eight at halfume. Gray ( 12).
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EdhoD'8 Bill Martineau (52) pre.urea Marina eophomore over Parka ln ChaJ'1era' 39-37 Suneet Leafue victory P'rt·
Cherokee Parka (left), and Bryan Murphy (45) trte. to go day ntcht to lmpro•e to 2 ·1 ln teaaue play.
Edison pri.lls game out, 39-37
Thobe free throws with l 1 seconds left
lifts Chargers to Sunset League victory
By ED ZINTEL
0.-, .... c.rr ........ ....
. It wa'in't a µme full of gn'.'al
h11hhih1s but fo r Edison H1Jh 11 "a'
back to the h1ah hk as the < hargcr.,
edged MannJ W-P fnda} n11h1 31
Manna
FoN-ard lt\C Thobcsank tY..o free
throv.s w11h 11 s«onds lcf\ tu hll
Ut1son ( 2-1 in the Sunset Lt-.i1ue.
9~ I 0 o' era II)
Manna ( 1-2. 8-1 Ol rallied after
falhna behind. 13-:? 1n the r."1
quancr. Behind 6-10 M>phomore
center Cherokee Parh who led all
scorers with I~ points. 1he V1k1nas
100 their fir\l lead near the end of the
third quancr
Manna outscored the Edison. 14-7
an both the third and founh quarter\.
Tha 'au}'en·s three-point basket P'e
the V1k1ng.s their first lead of the game
~•th 47 S('(onds left tn the third
quaner and then £nmn Field
buried a 15-foot -;hot at the bu11cr 10
g1'e .\.1,mna a l0-27 lead
Park\ \Cored on a slam dun!.. to
open the founh quaner g1' 1ng
\1annJ a 32-17 lead
But r d1son behind 6-9 junior
center Hill Man1ncau. ~orcd the ne't
m points 10 tali.e a 35-l3 lead "1th
4 .ao lrll an the ~ Martineau led
the Chargers ""Ith 12 points and eight
rebound
Manna auard Francis Carreon
\t'Ortd on a Jumper to 11e 1t 35-lS and
then \.fanancau \Cored undcmt'ath to
a1vc Ed1M>n a l7-'\5 lead With I 54 re rt .Parks then s.anli. tv.o free throv.'i to
'tac 1t a 1n v..1th 41 ~·ond left
W1scl). Ed1~n v.orli.ed the clock
uov. n until ~anna w;i forced to loul
v.nh 11 sc onds left to set up Thobc'~
game v.10nin1 free thrO\\S
\ianna had one more <;hot to v. 1n It
but Park' eaaht·foot hot at the
trorn a double lo s1n<'-pcm ollen!>C "~c had to spread out the oOcn\C
bccau~ the\ v.e~ JUSI dropping tn on
Parks .. said ~farina < oa(h Stc\C~
Po \ICh "We d1dn'1 gtt mulh
A-Jlll u::in.1:._uom !he_ pcnmettr .JQ.l)Jlh t
and \OU l an 't v.1n that "a' ..
£d1wn "o;ich Jon Borchen said he
d1dn '1 change a thing on defense 1n
1he '>('('Ond half. Part.. JU t v.ent 10
"ork he said. ··Thin~ JUSt ~ ncht'd
around tn the Sl"C'ond half on u .. :· he
~1d "Our 1cam<, arr s1m1lar an Sl)k
of pla) and "e'rc both )OunJ .\n\·
th1na can happen" hen ~e pll\ 'ou
cJn C\pctl a do~ pml'
StneThobe
bu11er v.a~ oO 1hc mark
Pafi(s scored I ' of his I 'I po1n" 1n
thl' ~nd hall" hen \1anna chan ed
\/either tram shot pJrticularly v.ell
fd1son m1de 14 or \6 shots v.h1lc
\.farina made I J-ol-' \.fanna made
I of I~ shot!l in the til"'lt quancr ""hen
the \ 1k.mg tell behind. I 3-2
But \1anna scored the first \I\
points of the ~ond qu:tner on
ba~li.cl'; b\ Park~. Thi Ngu,en and
Brant \helor 10 climb bad 1n 1t
The\-1k1ng clo~d the pp to I "'· I fl
hut l:dtson Br)an Murph) made a
free throv. and Martineau n~ a 10-
(Pleue eee EDISON/BS)
UCI's quest for first road win continues
Anteaters' travels resume in San Jose
for conference meeting wt th Spartan
By JO FERGl so.
Of ....... ,... .....
In 1h mid\t of a \trtt\h M nine"
roaJ pm~ in t 2 date th~ l ( I
men'\ ba~tr;ctb.11 1ram C'on11nuC'~ tn
.sc.1rd1 tnr tl\ fir I roaJ -1n 1.IO t
f rbruaf') or 1&'1 son
(u)Qd h: mi ,
~1n on tht
road:' 1d l I
Couh 81 If
Mullaaan .
• hotf ,quad " °''on the roed th as anton .. t as. tht) sDtit
Oft the toed. We
C'trt••nl) .__
lulvttl'I doM -·, , .... ew ..... ~ ..
"" .. 9"11C'f$. ).I. 0.1. mt'CMlftttf
81J We t ontm:nc.: foe \.ln Jc.1-,c
\tate, I ·9. ma 7:30 t1potl ll)n1ght
.lt the SinJo~(. n c \ud1tunum tht
"tc ol a 63-SS l (I ~tn on Fch I~. I~ . The 1'ntraicl'\ h.i'e lo I thcu
right road pmc\ \tncc
•• n Jose '' 1 touah pl ct tu pla).
c\cn thou&h ~c ~on thctt 11,t )t":u ,"
td l Cl {~c h 8111 Mullipn. "We
10\t theft the thrtt t1m~ before thal
.. (San Jose { oa h Bill) fkn) s
1nm1 a1wa\~ pla)· hard. thef r a
pttU) ~ inm. Thcrt ~II l\n·11
Nd ~•m 1n 1hC' con rtncc. and l'\c
lttft t\«)'OM nuw:·
Theft'a no fo"c I t Ntwctn
Mulhpft Ind 8ttT). •hO don't par-tindlrty t'ltt for tl<'h othtt. belt
Mun.-n rMn,ionicdartitr ''"' Wttk that ifW rftllitCtl htllt JJU11 die UIM.
.. Iii~ kllOWS ldoft't ff'~ him.
and he dnc~n·1 It e me." \tulhgan
~td. ''But at lcJ<it he doc,n't iwtcnd
ltkr '°me ol the llthcr ph<m'
( chc\) 1n the k·a1uc ..
Wh1k bolh teams arc m d11\' nl'\O
ot 1 \1CIOr\. the ..\nt~alt'r'>. "'ho h;"'c
fa(t'd onl~ · unl· opponenl 1n the Jl.l't
I t>da\S, "ould mere!\ hkc togrt bad
on the court an ganu.: '>ltu.111on 1 h.in
the main reuon Mulhgan iJ'e ht~
\taner\ the d ' oil from pract1ct on
Wednt'M.11). ·
\ncr San Jo~. I 1r1HI' to l t:.ih
Late fora S,i}mc M unda). and return
heme 10 fatt a touafl f rC\nO St. I\'
'Quad and P 111 • 'appm f4 ur
pm" 1n r11ht da)s Then'" ba k on
the roaJ for 1hrtc pmc bcfo~
fin1 tuna the Ria t\l late v. uh
\t''en of nmc pm~ at home.
Mulhpn ha 1Mt1tuttd \Um
hntup ctuinae t r tun1aht' ,.anw.
1nclud1na JclT Herdman for M1kr
l..ablt at 'mall forward and Roh
Ool1on--1)k rot fll(k) Butknt ~
fOIWard
Mulhpn \ltd Butler v.111 '11111 \('~·
C\tcn\l'-C' ac.·t1on. v.h1lr u~t'\ .. 1a1u,
for pla\ 1n1 timr rema1m mori· in
quc\11un t
Herdman has 'not 'ltancd \ln\:e lhl·
\Ca\On opener :i 1n\t (1rorg1a talc.
tind thl'n "" s lo\t 1n lht '>hutlk
thmu h much ut l.)c(cmbcr 1 thl'
\n1ca1ers loo~ed lor ~u1 Ii.er pla)ef\
"'ho could ap~) lull lOUrl pr(' url'.
l he tull,ourt pre\ urc h ., been
1unked ~1th 1hc \ntcatc" returning
to tht'1r 1rad1t1l1nal t I und\:r
Muf11pn of hafl<oun m. n·to-man
de en~ and break :at v.111.
LaNt, v. ho llouni..hc more ol·
kn\l\t"I) 1n :a ~•d ··oJ)C'n 'it) k . h not
~ot die tt\el or r~boundc:d " ll 1n
the hatf,oun h me.
"Herdman ,,, u mo"' h tin
than Mt9'cd anJ he dclcnd\ v.tll.
Mulhpnsa1·
.. M1k~ had 14 oflenw\c rcboundi.
1n 11 11mo It' not cnou&h . Make''
not do1n1 rn~ of the otlK-r thtnp ...... uca191t
Brian Spratt
Quinn's _.
squad
too quick
Saddleback runs
past University for
60-49 triumph
By RICHARD D NN
o_,,...c.,.,.~1
The Roadrunners lt"ed up to their N
name Frida) night. A
They may ha\le been a tad con-r
ccmed about the he1 ht n1"ers1l\ •
High poSSt"Ssed. bul a Saddlebac Ht~ Coach Pat Quinn said. ~·1·11 talc •
quickness over he1gh1 anytime "
Has team pro"tded the e'-tdentt. •
And there ~a no more need to v.om •
about hc1gh1 in the second quancr a\
the Roadrunners kicked it in scar en
route to recordll\I a 6()..4q :t \i.irw
l...taiue \ICtOr) ID lront OJI packed
g)m It nl\ers1 ty High
Ou1no' Roadrunnel"\. top-ranled
1n Orange ( ount) and 1he C'lf 5-'\.\,
~ent on an 11-2 run an the la t SI\
minutes of1he second quarter tot ~c
a romtonable lead at 1n1crm1 )t0n
"\\ e v.ere feeling them out for
ay,,h1le .. Quinn said '\\ c v.erc •~mg
to find some opcntn$~· and then we
~enl naht a1 them.\\ e had 10 loosen
up 1hen v.c ~1d 'Lct'saet attl'nhcm •
"I v.as a little "<>med about their height bur thrn our qu1dm·,~ 1ook
OH'r •
That's \; ddkbad. s confidence
One can be 1hat \\3~ v..hcn wu'rc
16·1
(Pleaee tee UNl/83)
HBputs
theory
to rest
It ma\ ha' c been a Ion& tame 1n
coming. but Huntington Beac.:h High
gained a b1a "1n o'er Ocran V1ev.
Fnda\ night an bo) ba ketball and
~cnt a Ion& v.a~ 1n d1spro"in& the
early pred1 ct1on for a un~t league
hootout bc1v.een the Seahav.ls and
Fountain \ alle' for the league title.
"I thmli. all of u\. the Loaclie,. k.M\\
going in 11 ""ould bl' battle for thl' top
fi"e pos111on ·· ..aid Huntington
Coa h Ro' \1 1llcr "ho added 11 had
been at lea.st'" 'cars "nee h1'i ~uad
had upended 1hc ~ahav.li.~ ·There·,
morT parm in 1hc league than '>omc
people P'e 11 "rcJn lnr ·
Huntington Beal h ' ·011 Drali.c
and 'tc'-e LUl'3'1 '~:ored 11\ pumt~
each to l<-ad a balann·d at tac\. anJ thc ~
Oilers' defcnllt' helJ Ocean \ 1ev. •
ct'nter Todd 1'1orman to ninc 11(1tnt\ •
and ne"cr trailed after tht• fir.t •
quantr en mutr 10 a u in' incm •
74-6 dect ion Hunttnttton kJ h 14 •
(Please 1ee OILERS/83)
Football rules J
changes adopted
Coach loolrinl for
a few good-m.en
to Oil out lineup
....._ ne A.1Mdate4 Press
PllTSBURGH -Some teams use a m
2·3 dcfen!IC to contain an opponent's big
men. but Jes Hutson ofThael Colltgc may
be the only coach in colleae buketball
whose playbook contains the 2·2 defense.
truunes, foulsand academic problems have forced
the Tomcats, l·9, to finish their last two games with
four players, including a recent 78· 77 loss to Baptist
Bible College.
"We've been dressini seven players. but .five of
them were injured," Hutson said Friday ... We had our
first practice today since Jan. 3. Our kids get clearance
from the doctor to play a pme. then 'o back on their
crutches until we have another game.· .t
Hutson will start two former third-team players
•inst Penn State-Behrend tonight in Eric. but will
enjoy the IWtW')'. of an eight-man roster. since ·one
inJurcd player wall return.
"We're never ~oing to win a championship here.
but we have good kids who say. ·Yes. sir' and 'No. sir'
and have fun playing the game:· Hutson said. ··w e
staned the season playing I 0 or 11 kids a game and rm
&lad we did. because now we're counting on a lot of
Those kids."
Thiel, a Division Ill school in Grttnvilk. about 70
miles northwest of Pittsburgh, began the season with a
15-man roster. Three starters quit in a dispute over
playing time, two players transferred to otller schools.
one left the team because of academic difficulties and
another developed meningitis.
"We don't have any All-Americans here, but some
of the starters thought they should have been playing 35
or 40 minutes a game,'' Hutson said. "We were playing a baseline-to-baseline game and trying to rotate
everybody. Our kids were too equal to have five players
playing the whole game."
IN THE BLEACHERS A-A:::·-----llf"'*"" .. __
Kimball may change his plea
TAMPA. Fla. -Former Olympic .
diver Bruce Kimball may be allowed to
change his guilty plea in a drunken-dnv1ng
manslaughter case to safesuard insurance
money for victims and their families, his attorney said. The guilty plea Kimball entered Wednesday rould
amount to a breach of contract and allow his insurance
company to cancel a $1.3 million liability insurance
pohcy1 said Frank Quesada. a lawyer for the 1984 silver
medalist.
So Kimball may seek to chan1.e his plea to "no
contest" before sentencing Jan. 30, Que~da said.
"The company could cut Kimball loose," he said.
"It has nothing to do with the way Bruce feels ... A change (in pleas) would be all for the victims.··
Hillsborough C1rcu1t Judge Haff')'. Lee Coe Ill said
he would accept a n~ntest pica 1f 1t's proven his
policy would be canceled.
'•
Despite their off-court struggles -and the knee
and ankle injuries that have hampered the remaining
Tomcats -Thiel nearly upset Baptist Bible, only to
lose when an opponent sank the two winning free
throws after time had expired. Hutson argued
unsuccessfully that the foul ocrured after the final
buzzer.
Probe of N .C. State planned
•.
"We don't get a chance to win very often. and u·s
touah on the kids when they iet that close and lose."
said Hutson. a former Wtst V1rgin1a University guard.
.. It's really. really been a struggle. It's been rough."
Quote of the day
Barry Swltier, Oklahoma football coach.
comparina his career record ( 157-29·4) to Danny Ford's (86-2 7-4) as he responded to hecklers from
Clemson after the Tigers' 13-6 victory over the
Sooners in the Florida Citrus Bowl: "I'll tell you
what you've fOt to do -win 71 and lose one to
beat what we ve accomplished. Tha.t's your goa l.
They've got to go 71-1:
Capitals extend streak to n ine
Millar scored second-period goals as the , Job Dntt, Dale Huter and Mike ~
Washington Capitals extended their un-
beaten streak to nine games w11h a 5-3
The NCAA will begin an 1mmed1ate •
probe into allcgat1on s of irade-fixang at
North Carolina State contained 1n a book
which reponedly details abuses within the
school's basketball program. chancellor Bruce PHlton
said Friday. "The National Collegiate Athletic Associa-
tion has notified us that. at our urging. it will
am mediately bc&in its 1nvcst1gat1on of the grade.fixing
allegations at NCSu:· Poulton said. Simon'& Schuster.
the publisher of the book. "Personal Fouls." said Fnday
said it would funhcr look into charges made by the
author. Peler Golenbock ... Quanerbacks Dan Marino
of the Miami Dolphins and John Elwiy of the Denver
Broncos topped a list of 13 NFL players who made $ J
million or more during 1988 in a salary survey
published Friday. Marino was the h1ghcst·pa1d pla yer
an the league w11h a $1 .45 million salary. He was in the
thirdJcar of a six-)ear deal wonh $9 million that he
siane in 1986. Elway. who ca med S 1.4 mil hon 1n 1988.
completed the second year of a six-yea r contract that
averages out to make him the hrahcst-paid player an the
league. The deal. signed an 1~87. was wonh $1 2.7
million. an average of $2.116.66 7 annuall)' . . The
Denver Broncos on Fnday named veteran assistant
Earl Legeu as the team's defensive hne coach.
apparently completing the staff for the 1989 season.
Lca&en. 55 . served nine seasons as defcns1 ve hne coach
wiih the Los Anacles Raiders before resigning last "'eek
... Heavyweight boxing champion Mike Tyson went a
total of nine rounds with three different sparring
panners Friday as he resumed train in& for hrs Feb. 25
fight apinst Bntain's Fruk BnaAo. Af\er the two-hour
workout, he declined com ment on his mantal situation
while speak mg bncfly 10 reponers. "I feel great," Tyson
said. ··rm not in 'real shape. but rm in enough shape to
fight nght now.· ... James "Ttae Heat" Klnd1H will
fight C11rl1 Tlouo of France an a 10-round super
middleweight bout March 10 at Pans. the Houston
Boxing Association announced Fnday.
victory over Edmonton Friday night. The Capitals arc
unbeaten an their last 11 home games. going 9-0-2 smce
Nov. 25. The victory was al so Washington's sixth in a
row over the Oilers at the Capital Centre ... Elsewhere
in the NHL: Rob DlMalo,called up from the minors less
than a week ago. scored his first NHL goal midway
throuah the third period to gi ve the Islanders a 5-3
victory at New Jersey. allowing New York to break a
three-game losina streak ... Pal Elynlk scored five
minutes into the.third pei:iod a~ Winnipeg. snapped a six.game road winless stnna with a 3-1 victory over
Vancouver. Ely~uik later assisted 0!" Tlaomat S.t~~·· insurance goal wtth less than three minutes remaining.
.. In other news, Minnesota dcfenseman Cni1 -------------------,
U.rt1b1r1, the team·~ captain for the ~st six season~.
retired from profess1ohal hockey fnday saying his
injuries have become too severe.
-' Joyner not satisfied with offer
Wally Joyaer, who had filed for 111 · arb1trat1on on Tuesday. exchapgcd figures
Fnday with the California Angels. The ~rst
baseman. who held out from spnng
lraming last year before Cali fornia imposed a $340.000
contract, asked for $965.000. The Angels offered
$150.000. ""W~of operating in .-vaeuum."-utd
Joyner's agent. Barry Axelrod. "Our guess 1s that other
clubs will be treaun~ their players better than the Anaels
are treating Wall y.· Joyner hit .295 with 13 homers and
85 RBJ last season. Axelrod said Joyner was "hurt and
disappointed" by California's offer and said there were
no ongoing anem ptsa ta scnlemen t. .. In other bascba II
news: Fruklla Stllbba and the Dodgers settled on a one-
ycar deal for $345,000. a S 11 0.000 raise for the first
baseman-outfielder. Shortstop Martuo Ducaa and
the Dodaers aarced to a one-year contract for $200.000
. . . J•aa Sam&ael and Philadelphia agreed to a two-year
contract for S2.8 million and PlllJ Bradley apced with
Baltimore to a two.-year deal for $2.3 million. rather
than file for salary arbitration ... Two players did file
for arbitration Friday. pitchers Keto AtH.rtoe of
Minnesota and Sld Perude1 of the New York Mets.
raisin1 the total to four. A total of 144 _players remain
eli&ible to file by Monday's noon EST deadline ...
Pitcher Doxie AJexu4er aarced to a one-year contract
for SI. I ma Ilion with the Detroit Tiaers ... Among the
other arbitration-eligible players to ~ to new
contracts were left·h.andcr Daal1 RatmlllHll with San
Diqo, shortstop JON Vrtbe with San Francisco, third
bateman Terry Pe:Mle&N with St. Louis. outfielder
Milda Wdlter and left·handed pitcher Pat Peny with
tbe Chicqo Cubs. riaht·handcr M*" B•maa with
Detroit and T•m Nlet• a~ to a split contract with
the Phillies. The catcher w1ll act S 115.000 if he is in the ~ors,_ _$90,000 if he is 1n the minors. He made
SI 03.SOO in 1988.
Television, radio
TELEVlstON
9 a.m. -COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Georgia Tech
at Norll'I Carolina State, ESPN. 11 a .m. -COLLl!GI BASKE"TBALL: Lovola
Marvmounl at OePaul, Channel 2. lt.30 a.m. -COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Notre
Dam. el UCLA, Channel •.
11:30 a.m. -WOMEN'S GOL,: J1m1k 1 Clau1c
from Monlego Bay, $l'COnd round, ESPN 11:30 am -PRO HOCKEY: New York Ran9t!n
al PlllM>urgh, WOR.
l o.m. -COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Duke al
Marvland, Cl\anMI 2. UO o.m. -ME~J ~lit: Bot> Hoc>e Clanlc from
Palm Dfler1, fourth round, Channer •
2 o.m -TRACK AND FIELD: Indoor me.t from
Dallas, ESPN
3 o.m. -COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Slanford at
Wasl'llng1on Slate, Channel 2. 3 o.m. -M>WLING: P8A Tournament from
Torrance (clelavecO. Channel 7.
3:05 o.m. -GYMNASTICS: Wimer Nallonal Cham·
olonshlps from COloraCIO SPrlngs, Coto. (laoe), TBS
• p.m. -COLLIGI IASKETBALL: Tues at
Houtton, ESPN. UO p,m. -WID• WOltLD OF ~TS: World
Cuo ~kllng, gvmna.llC$ (l•oe>. ChanMI 1 .
S o.m. -C:OLLEGI IASK•TBAU.; Lono Beacti
State at Fresno Statai Prime Tkket. 6 o.m. -COLL GI IASKITIALL: LSU at
Kentucky (rePMll al mldnl9'\U, ESPN.
7:30 o.m. -FOOTIALL: Pie Bowl from Miami -
Police cleoartments ftom Miami and Dacie Coun•v
(Fla.> n tl'le LAPD (clelavecn. Prime Tick.et . .,
I o.m. -HORSI •ACING! S.nta Anita r._vs,
Channel S6 (Prime Tldtet, 10'.30 o.m.)
1:30 pm. -COLL•G• IA.SK•TIALL! TennesMe
St••• at Tennes ... Tech, ESPN.
•ADeO
11:30 •.m -COLLIGI IASKETIALL: Notre
Dame al UCLA, KMPC (710).
S p.m -COLL•GI IAIKITIALL: Long 8-c.tl
Stall at Fresno St•le, KMNV ( 1600).
6:30 P.m. -CO\.LIGI IASKITIALL: San Dleoo
Stale al Ul•l'I, KFMI (760)
7.30 o.m -COLLEGI IASKITIALL: UCt al San
Joie Stale, KPZE (1190)
7:30 o.m. -'9t0 HOCKEY: Hartford et Kings,
KL.AC (5701.
Oklahoma player charged la slJootlag
NORMAN, Okla. (AP) -Pros·
eaaton ch1..,ed · Oklahoma cor·
nerblck Jerry Parkl with shootina
with intent to inJure Friday after a
tammate was wounded durina an
1J1Umenl in an athletn' dormitory.
University spokeswoman
C.thtrine Bishop 11Mt Pirkl. a staner f'or the t •ttHanked Soonen lall yar.
and otrensive 1incman Zarak Pclm ~tJy Md arpcd over pos.-
lalioll or a cutet~ ta~ before the -'Y monina shooliftl.
Pini. wt.o wu IUlprftckd ltom the ........ wam Ind lhe univer-.ty
..... after .... tboOliftl. iDiiiand
witll Iris atlOmCJ, Joe lair, in
Clln'clud Counay Dilaiict Cotn
f'nday af\cmoon ind efTcciively
entered an annOC'tnt pica.
Special District Judae Oary Purcell
Kt bond at SI 0.000 and aarecd to
allow Parks to rttum to has home in
Fon Bind. Teus.
Thejudlf: Kt a pttli m1na.ry halnna
confertntt for Feb. 2.
Parts, who WU drated In I lf'IY sweater and aan llKt&. muted to
respond to reponm• queMionl .. tie
WU led in and OUI of lhe mtlftlOOm. Petm. 20. ......... condiaion
ht the""'°"" care ••at Norman R~ Holpillol witla a bullet WQillld IO IM left dmt. Holpilal =:::--........... •id do llOI _. plen IO rtllMn'I
&be buUlt, wlakh 11 IOdled '" Pam'
founh let\ nb.
Univenity officials releaM!d a
statt~l say1n1 the shootina re· poned campus Polace at 1:29 a.m.
11 the 8 Walkinton Houtt athletic
donnitory mul&td from an .,.umtnt
bdwem the IWo plaYm. both .,.ctu· aan of Wei~ Hilh SdM>ol an
the Hoution era. TM two ~
tnmma&a at WdlOwridle.
• I
Verplan~
.fires 65 ·
for lead
Kite, Calcavecchla
two shots behind
at Hope Classic
PALM DE ERT (AP) -Scott
Verplank took advantage of near·
ideal playing cond1t1ons with a 7-
under-par 65 Fnda)\ to take a two.-
shot lead after three r9unds of the Bob
Hope Classic golf tournament. ··Today was e>.tremely easy com·
pared to the first two da~s whe we had
all that wmd. Today wa JUSI a
beautiful da)'.'' Vcrplank said of the
bnitht sunshine-gentle breeLes and
m1rd temperatures Verplank. who v.on the Western
Open as an amateur in 1985 and
finall y scored his first professional
triumph last year. did not make a
bogey m his round at Eldorado. Ac completed three rounds in 203.
13 under par. with two da)s to go 1n
this 90-holc event that 1s pla)cd on
four dcsen course~. Tom Kue and Mark Calcavecch10
shared second at 205. Kite had a 68 at
the Palmer course at PGA West and
Calcavccchia shot 6 7 at Bermuda
Dunes.
Calcavecch1a. who has yet to play at
Indian Wells. the shonest of the four
courses used, could be the man to
beat. "Sure. he has the advantagc .. go1 ng
to Indian Well~," Kue said of the
unusual format which has the pros
playing one round on each of the fo ur
courses before the field 1s cut for the
final round Sunday at Bermuda
Dunes.
Of the four. Indian Wells. at 6.478
)'ards. 1s the shonesl and the easiest
Cakavecch1agoes there toda)'. All the
other leaders alread> have played 11.
"Yes. ll 11ves him an edge." said
Peter Jacobsen. one of s1>. lied at 206. "Wit.~ hts length. it's a par-68 for
him. Jacobsen was ued w11~. Lanny
Wadkins. Masters champion Sandy
.,~
Leader Scott VeTplank cloea hl• eyee In disbelief after
mlulna birdie p~tt durint third round of Bob Hope Claulc.
Lyle of Scotland. Jodie Mudd. West
German'Bcmhard Langer and rookie
Ted Schlllz.
Strange assume• lead
MELBOURNE. Auwaha (AP) -
Cunis Stranic kept his composurc
through a mid-afternoon tropical
storm and went on to shoot a 2-undcr-
par 70 to move into a two-stroke lead
after two rounds of the Palm
Meadows Cup tournament
The U.S. Open champion had a 36·
hole total of 136. 8-under-par. lo lead
fellow Amcncan JelT Maggert who
had a round ol 71 over I~ pa,. 72
7.013-)ard Palm Meado"'s cou~
Klng five up Jn Jamalca
SANDY BAY. Jamaica (AP) -
Betsy k.1ng shot a 7-undef-par 64 to
take a tive-~troke lead af\er the fin)t
round of the LPGA Jamaica Classic
There was a lour-wa) tic for second
place among Hall of Farner Nanq
Lopez. Hollis StaC). Ca thy Morse and
Patt> Rauo -all at 69. King. a 12·
)car veteran on the LPGA Tour. shot
a s1zzhng 31 on the fron t nine to move
into the lead
• • Lakers.use home magic
cavs become latest team to
drop game at Forum,! 16-95 Owner denies report
Clippers will move
From The Associated Press
The Los A~elcs Lakers conunucd their m)stcnou
wa ys f nday ni l, wh1ppins the h1gh-fly1ng Cleveland
Ca valters. 116-5. to run lheir honic record to 14-0
By contrast. the Lakers arc 9-12 on the road and ha"e
lost a club record-tying e1~ht s1ra1aht
But at the Forum agamst the Cavaliers. owner,; of the
NBA ·s best record this season. the Lakers looked hke the
1wo-ume defcnd1na league champions the> arc.
··we sustained our game.''' Los Angeles Coach Pat
Riley said. "h was perhaps our best game of the season
"A.C. Greto and Mychal Thompson had outstand·
1ng games on the boa rds. and Kareem (Abdul-Jabbar)
plugged up the middle."
Magic Johnson. who scored 26 point~ and ttad 1 I
assists 1n the victory, was a~ked 1f he thought the one·
sided win sent a me sage to the (a\ahers.
"I think 1t sends a mcssaae to cveryont." Johnson
rephed ... With them being considered one of the better
clubs I think that helped u •·
The(avaherscame into the game with a tea1uc:-h1&h
mark of2S-6 and had Iot t JOSI once 1n their last 13 games lnteresunaJ~. the Lakcrs' last road win. a month aao. was
a 111 -102 victory at Cleveland
In other NBA games Warriors U7, CUnen 113: At the Sports Arena.
hnr Mulhn scored · 28 potnt nd-reok~ Mtt£h
Richmond added 25 as Golden State won Its third pme
1n a row and extended the Clippers· losana streak to nine
The 0 1ppers, who have lost 19 or their last 23 pme ,
aot 35 points and 20 rebounds from Ken Norman Re111e
Williams added 20 points.
71en I It, Hawks ltl: Charles Barkley had 23 points
and 19 rebounds and Herse)'. Hawkins scored 21 points at
the Spectrum as Philadelphia won its fourth stra.1aht
Ron Anderson scored 18 points and Scott "Brooks
shot4for6 from ).point range and finished with 12 potnts
and e1&ht assists for the 76cn.
B•ll• lt4, N•ue11 tt: In Ch1cuao. Michael Jordan
LOS ANGELES CA P> -Los ngelcs C11ppers
owner Donald T terh n& wd Fnda) lhat he nn't
cons1dcnng JI mo"e to Orange Count) for his team
d p1te rcce1v1ng t"-O su1.:h propo I
··The team has a 20-)ear lease w1lh the Lo
Angele\ pons Arenaand "-C ha\t e' e1) 1ntent1on of
rcma1nina 1n Los Angeles." Sterling said 1n a
statement 1uued b) the Chppe~.
1crhn1 wu responding to a sto l) 1n Fnda) 's
cd111ons of the Orange County Register. which ~tated
thal the ('hppers had ~1ved an offer to move the
team to Orange Count}
The statement st1d lhe d ub has received two
proposals -one from a group rcprescnllng Orange
County and one from MC A SpectaC'Or. whi ch
currently manaacs the Los Angeles pom Arena
The ( ltpper arc pla)'•nf 1n their fifth season
1nce mov1n1 to Los An ties rom n D1cio
had 38 point 12 rebound and 11 as 1 t for his scven1h
carttr tnple double, lcadin• the Bulls past Denver.
Jordan scored IS points 1n the founh quaner.
includ1n1 a 1hree·po1nt pla) wtth I 12 len that pu1
Ch1ca10 ahead for Sood at 97.94 Jordan got 13 ol
Ch1c:aao·s la t 18 po1nu
Pls&Ms HI. Be&M~&.N: Mnan-Danlkf-madc.-1.1 ol
21 foul shots and finished with }5 points a.s Dttro11
stopped v1s1tm1 Wuhin1Lon.
The Plttons scored the pme's first 10 po1n"
1nclud1na eiaht b)' John SaUe). and ne,er trailed
Washanaton fost ns third nrai&ht pme.
Sa1lll,b11M:Edd1efohnwn scorcd l6ofh1~ J2
points an the third quarter and Armon C1lliam pulled
down a career-h1ah 21 rebounds u Phocnaa stayed hot 11
home b) bca1101 cramento
81d1 lt7, Hut ltl: Jn M11m1. Rick P.wrcc KOfcd
23 points. tncludma 16 1n the third quaner. and
Milwaukee handed the Heat us 10th \trat&ht lo
rhompson threaten.s protest
Coach says h e· 11 walk
off court lo show h ls
displeasure with rule
could pin an athletic holarship b)'
mccunaJust pan of the standard -
either the m1n1mum arade-poant av·
eraac or a pe 101 5COrt on the entrance cums.
"If I JUmp up and down and holler
rac1 m, evt'r)One Wlll I~ •aht of the
1 ~and focus on the word "
But the HO)as coach conceded.
"Certain I). 1l has an effttt on blad.
peopk. AlhlCltCS has bttn I \eh1tlc
and a qy out. a.nd in a lot of iMtantt
the only hope a ~ouna ~non had. It
(Proposal No. 4.) tS clos.nc I lot of
doon. It ma) not h&\e bun intended
to do that. but that tn fact t v.hat n 1
ao1n1 to do:'
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WASHINGTON <A P )
Gcoraetown ba kctball c ch John
Thom~n on Friday said he ~ould
walk ofT the coun as soon as toda) ·s
pmc qamst Bo ton Colle,c stan'\ to
prottSt the new NC AA rule on
$Cholarsh1 ps.
"I don't want to thrcatc\\ anybod~.
l don't want to11vc any ulumatum ,"
Thompson said. "But when the ball
ion up, I intend on 1ttt1n1 up off the
bench and walkina out··
• Thompson said he mi&ht boycott more than one 11mc and" said assi~
11nts Make Riley and Craia Eshttick
would coech in his abetntt. Thompeon is prointina propoul
No. 42. 1pprovfd at tfw NCAA
convenuon in San Francitro on
Wedneedl.Jtnwhkh W1U PfCYftU hip JdloOl sa u who men onty pan Of'
tJw NCAA ·a entrance maaiii tom
rectt¥111 ~-IMir""' )'Bf •• COii ,,, , ,.. m ......... mterii lft
• 2.0 ..... ,..... ·~ ••• (Oft
=rrt:a••i•_,._.. oat "'!_ ............ NUMCt -
The proposal v.a narrowl~ Ut'·
feated Tue$da) bcfort pa 1n1
WednC$day. by a 163· I S4 'ote.
··wuh the \'Ole as C'low a 11 "'• ,"
Thompson s.aid, "maybe It hould
have be-en tabledandd1sc1,1~ a httlc
more, 1( 1t affttts someone's outcome
of someone's hfc.
•• 1n moral conscience, I fttl It IS mx
rtspon11b1hly lO take a stand on th1 • •
said Thompson. who coached the
U.S. Olympic bnketblll team 10 a
brontt medal at the 1988 Summer Games. "I'm tqinntna co feel that a
kid Wllh a low soc10«0nomic beck· ~ hal been invited to danntr. Md cte.11 and 11 now beena laked 10 ave:· Tbompeon t'Omplaincd ...... tht minunum Mndatch on t"Ollcie cn-
UMCtaa1111ut10M treat loW IRCOIM ,.... ...... tty.
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~ ....... .. :U:::=.1':!1= Rft." •• .:u=~~ llWl
Ol\e CawoOd. the N ., a s1~
tant cxttuh'c director. said an a
statement:
"I do not believe that the ckkptts
who vottd for the pro~I con·
sidered u a f'IClaJ 1ss. but u a means
to Stttnsthen the Kadctnit tftlrantt
ttq&uttriw1us b' f'ttlhman suKtcnu
wbo will ~te in 1\hlctia AJtlaoumh t1U1 • lioft ~ may be
tu ..... b> Divwon I mcm·
berlhtp ... lrplafrvt lttMOft, rm
sure daat the metnbcn will coaunuc to~ rnlCW tlw ~ pnor to
Kii -~·· "°"~ .. TIM lltv. TunotlaJ Hui).
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700 ... llli~T•••-*'lid
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111\Dtt*'••••• • Ot&o• • •• .... _ _,.,MCM .... •
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•
GWC hoping to. rebouncJ
after tw.o close setbacks
Rus tlers travel to\
face Saddlebac~
OCC visits Rancho
By JON FEJ\GUSON .... .,... ........
The Golden West Colleac men's
basketball team. off to a frustrating
stan an Orange Empire Conference
Play after a standout non<onference
campeaan. seeks some answers to-
night at Saddleback Collcae to a 7:30
tipoff
T~c Rustlers, I S-6, 0-2. have play-
t'd well but lost Jwo close pmes -
one to the pre-sea.son conference
favonte R1vcra1de and the other to
· current front-runner Orange Coast.
"It's hard to say." said Golden
West Coach J 1m Greenfield of what 11
will take his squad to get over the
hump. "A lot of thtop caused the Jo~ scs. Against Coast we had some
bad calls late tn the pmc and mi sed
some easy shots
"We're playtoa hard and pla}ing
wdl." Greenfield said. "We've 'ot to
win some close ones. (Tonight) is a
bi.a game. We need to win one now.
More than anyth1ng, I th1.nk "'e'rejust
frustratt'd. We know ""e're as 'ood or
better than some of these teams. and
wejuSt haven't done 11."
Saddleback 1s led by Sean Keyes
with 17.8 points and 4.0 assists per·
pme. while center Vmcent Mason
averqe$ 16.4 point~ and 9.3 re-
bounds.
Markus Muller-Stach lead the
Rustlers with 23.2 p01nts per game,
while Alexis Kreps 8\eragcs 1411
p0ants and 6.4 rebounds and point
guard Eiben Davis checks an with
14. l points and 8.S assists per outing
ICVC Moser IS also Ill doublc-diJll
sconng figures at 11 4 potnts. v.h1le
Carl Champion and top rcsef\CS
Kevin Ander on, Dave Yamatc havt'
also been ke}' contnbuton.
··we're'°'"' to ha'e a to pla> hard.
and the team that gives up the fc"cst
easy baskets 1s going to win," Green·
field said.
.. That's what "e've been wor~1ng
on this week. is to not to g1\e those up
We're forgcttmg 10 screen out. and
we'll try 10 play some more man
(defense} from now on to tr, to
prevent that."
In other conference pmt' lOnaght.
Oransc Coast pla)r. at Rancho San-
11aao and Fullerton 1s at Rl\el'\1de
Both tqjn at 7' 30.
The Pirates. coming off a 66-60
v1ctOf)' O'-'Cr SaddleblcJc on Wednes-
day, hope to ltttp 1hcir Oranae
Empire-leading 2--0 r.late perfect when
they face the Dons, 1-2. J i~s. OCC is
17-4 O\etalJ.
R1vers1de is naht on the P1ra(cs'
heels at 2-1 in conference action.
while Fullenon fell by one po1n1 on
Wednesday 10 a surpnsina C)prcss squad, which is tied Wlth Riverside
for second.
Rancho Santiago features a bal·
anced ofTens1"e attack behind
freshman Gene Altamirano. a
freshman from 1.os Am11os who
averages 13 I points. and
sophomoresTony Smalley (12.8
points. S.2 rebounds) and Chns
Manin ( 12.5 points. 4.0 assists)
Freshman Mike Hunter out ofEd1son
leads the tt'am with 6.0 rebounds per
game. .
Otrct area products compcttnlfor
Rancho include Ed1~n· Ah 1n of-11~. Ocean View's Craig Rice and
In ine's Mike Oden
OCC sophomore Darcck ( ranc
conunues to lead the Pirates to
sconngat 16.6 points pergamt'. while
LaMont Speed chips 1n wuh 11 I
tncludtog a career-high 26 against
Golden West on Saturda)\ and Alan
Schhnes con.tributes 13.3 points and a
team-leading 8.0 rebounds
ESTANCIA ...
From Bl
D..,, Net ,...._ llil'f o ... HM!ll"
Jim Greenfield hopes he can direct Golden West back to
lta wi nning way• after an 0 -2 •tart In Orange Empire play.
UKI... I rr-•1
Tht T~a; S·l I. ~l; went~ 2()..19 aftei 6:-foot:.6 ceaw Pat Fe1Ti1 dro~c to 1he hoop and coan«ted ~
• hon bllnk wtth 6:01 Id\ an lhe "! half.
Con ider this i1 1hc 11mc Uni\i •
ll)' team which defeated ~nnedt.
59-56 -tht only school &o heft
Saddleback this ~tar -and Lou
Beach Pol> in 0Hn1me, 66-64. c
So natural!) there ~was a ht~,. 1n,.1rty on ddleback's behalf, but t
came to a scrctthina halt -JUSl h c
an) roadrunner can <to-when Tony
Agnew came offthr bench to pour 1rta
3-potnter during the pmc's dcds1-.t-
run.
•· &new's 3-pornt shot really got u
go1na." said Quinn ·•first h.c comc.s ·
1n and make a area1 pas • then he -fires 1n a 3-pointer. (The shot) really
got us relaxed When we shoot wtll
from the out 1de 1t opens thma,s up
for us and 1t (the hot) certaanh
opened thin.gs -up for Malru (Dot·
11n)"
Doltln. Saddleback's 6-7 senior
scortd 15 pomts (10 in 1he second
halO and grabbed 11 rebounds Craig
. Marshall. who sulTcrtd a laceration
abo'e the nght e)e and ~as forced to
lca\e the.game w1th 1:23 lefi 1n the
1h1rd quaner. ored 14 of his game
h1&h 18 points tn tht' first half
The Roadrunners. 2-0 rn leagu
built a 17-13 lead after one penod
when Dottin sank a J-potntcr w1\h
eight seconds leh 1n the quarter
Universm 's En k Glassco sank a 3·
r:inter "'arl) tn the second 10 start:a
2 TroJan run which propell~
• Unwers1ty to a 20-19 ed1e arid
pro"ed to be its last breath ofhopei
Marshall sank a pair of free thro'lt'l
to g1'c tht Roadrunners the le
back. one the) v.ould nner rchfl· .
QUl!lh •
"Wt: were tr}ing to run sorjr
special thmg tonight," s:ud TroJH
Coac.:h Lee Jad.son. "We weren't rcitl
confident. but we "'ere cffecuve. lfte
can p1cl up the tt'mpa, we'll be all
nght fh1s "as a big 1niprovcmdn
O\Cr las1 Wednesday (a 46-31 loss Jo
l ornna del Mar) .. • lron1call). had Tustin found a "-3)
to win 11, 1t would ha\lc bttn O'Brien
shaking his head all the wa> hack to
Estancia after watching ht'> team
hammered by the offic1a11ng
O'Bnen v.as the rcc1p1en1 or a
t«hn1cal foul to the first hall "hen.
while Stiling on the bench, hl' shoutt·d
to the official. "Ge1 him ofTh1s back ...
fie ld (17 3 pen.eni) lost l"-o ba~k"'''
bccau~ Of foul\ JU'il .bctOrl' thl' 'lhOt
lWKf lost P<>'>'>C \ion for lailur< to
penc1rate s.a" 1 us11n 1111 ' ul o J.
po1ntt'rs and put fu•i11n an .1 mw-and·
one at the line JU'>t lour mmutt·s mto
tt)e game
h cntuall). the r tllt'r'; \\ ould l!fllJ"
111 IOJ-po1n1cr-,,lcdb' Chi.:.nl\ L,.,
fiH· •W po1n1s1 but the 11Jc 1urn~·<.l
"'Ith E..stanna \ th1rli·quanu pit''>\ 111
"'h1ch J U!iltn '-'J' guilt' ot 10 tu111 ·
U\t'r\ follo"'etl h\ "t'"t'n more 111 th<."
fourth peno<l
l us1m·s inab1ht) 10 h:indlc 11 got thl·
l-a&k., !'lad .. in 1hc g:imc. althou!!h 11
v.a<, \1111 'i'I "11 '-'llh 3 41 lelt alter
n~ Ian \tl'lllf dropixd 1n a '·Po•ntt•r
Heredia "'ho kd fat.tnl'1a "'11h ~o
po1nt!I l'J\hed 111 a 1.ouplt• ol lrt'l' ·
thro"'"' thl'n Mike ( urtl!i :.tok the
h.111 .ind \\t•nt IO for,, la\ up t~I t'UI II to
' "b "llh 2 \t\ ldt
t nl\ erstt) ~a led b) Mumaw's f J
poum .,"rebound and two blocked ~hot\ :
"Right no" e'cf)tlod.' '
in on u ... said Qutnn. "We have l o
Jt\ tat'-' "'hat happens. \\ c took their
big man (Muma"") ou1 of tht' bjll
game earl\ Later on. he "a a factQr
b\Jt at d1dn t matter. We had goOd
( uni' got lrl't' in tht• lane tor om· ul
h" !Hootl'rt '41th I 4.l It'll lu 1.u11110
'ill 58 to '>t'I up thr tir'>t ol 1"'0 t'lrl'.11..., Frida) ·s contt'st was a stud) in
frustration for Estancia as the E:aglc')
suffered throu.&h a fi~t hall "'h1ch
included a 6-for-22 clTon from lhl' The Eagin' dcfen'>l\C 1.1u1t knc"
anJ .ibilm to 1r.1p, l omh1ned "1th
£hl' fil'\I \\J\ 3 011\fir<." b\ f U\1111'
l>a' 1d Bcil\tc1n .at the lanr on thl·
I runt end ot a Ol)l'·and-onc "1th .l4
\t't ond\ to go ·
AREA ROUNDUP
~
CdM tops Harbor, holds first
~ .......... llJr LM"•PM
Smith leads win in soccer
. match marred by penalties
f-or a socn·r match '-'hllh "-J' J ~nrdl''' Ill' .11
halhame t-nda•,.-'s <. orona dd Mar-1'-e"' pt>rt Hart1or t11~h
school bo\S Sea \ 1c"' League lonnatt "·1' nor r.rrt..mc tnr
action
The Sea Kings' Chm math scorl·d l"u ttnah. tu lcJli a 4-2 \tCIOr) o'er the Sailor 1n a matlh "h•lh katurl·J
t""o )ello"" cards. numerous pcnalt1t•s Jnd '" 11l'Jrl11un'
not to mention a fight at the tina-.h
The ""'n allo"cd Cd M. ~-0. b· \ 4 111 H.·1o.1111 -...ik
po: ~s\aon of first place. ""hale lfarhor tell 111 0-1 ·I in
league.
Ne""pdrt's Tom Walker. "'ho had huth ~o:il" tnr lht·
S~UIOrs Ortd fi\(' manUtC\ ln\O the ~'HIOd hJlffor ,I 1-{1
lead. but ( orona scort'd tht' nc\t thrCl' tll'J" all "11h1n
tour m1nutt'S. to take con1rol
Edleon '• S teve Thobe battlea with Marina'• Mark Newfield
for poH eulon in Friday'• Sunaet Leafue encounter.
·math e'encd the score 18 minull'\ 1n111 lhl' h.111
before Corona camt' up wath 1"'0 hrl·a~·•"J)li .111u
emerging from a pack at the dt'fcn\1\l' l'nd Pat ( allah.in
c ros~d tht' ball to Ennque ( 1alh "'ho he.11 h1<> ddcndl·r
and the keeper to ~ore from )ards out" llh ~I m1nu1r' to pla) Then math sco~d ag411n oil \1,111 Rr1mn·, lft)" EDISON WINS ...
From Bl
foot shot to &l' t' th( ( hargcf\ a 20-16
half\imc le.'.ld.
\\hen Manna changed its offense.
DUTtina Pam alone 111 ~ tty-tht-
Ed1son "ere forced out to the per-
imeter a bn Par~s took ad' antage of
the opponun11~ maktog 4 of S shot'I
1n the third quarter
"The\' ~tar1t'd thro" 1ng the lob to
him and he got free." Borthcrt s.a1d of
Parks .. there: \\:S\n't 11n)thtog "c
could do, JU\t tr) d1fTcrcnt defcndeK
one minute later' on him ~ul \Om~ttnH'\ lhl\ "n 1 J Walker pulled Newport \\athin one '·~ '-'Ith l'lttht
pme of '-"and 0 '> \Ou JU'>t h.i, l' 10 mtoutes remaining. but ont' minutr latt'r < .111.lhan tix,i..
lct__tht' kids Pl.•) the ball JO )'ards on lhc run and lau:d J ~' \jrd <ihot 11a\t
'<hfftll. I m-FNI -pka~-O~h the.~ tcttpc~I tfte--....m-
WI)' our team ha com\.' together ( hris Connell) had 11 ~'c' tu ka<.l thl' < lf\t
r«cnlly With .1 re"' e\C~p11on-, lhl'\ defense. while (had 'm1th and (lint ( hmlll' Jl\O otlc rnl
pla\c<l \('I) "cll ton1ght Mrong delens1H suppon
id Popo,1ch . \\"hen "C v.ent UJ" tn tht' unset League
b) fi,e point\ and 1hcn rnuldn l llUI Edison l, Marina 1: The <;unset l l·.igm· ~1,·k;ukr'
them away. ~ell .. 1ha1 v.a\ the dit-remamcd JU~l that wuh 1dcn11cal 2-0 I m;irk~ :till'!
fcrcncc We haHn t been able t~ &l't battling eH•nl) through 1v.o o\.en1mcs
the knoc kout punch this ~a~n Just four mtoutcs into tlk g.ame r J1-,on·, 1 t)\M
B1ctt·ld htJt.kd t h.i<.l Reed\ lrl'<' S..1t i... to M1S..c ll.1" "' "hu madl' a run on the ll•ft \1de ol the goal ttnd fired in .1
\hut from I~ '.ird' J\\ a'
l he g.imt' rcma1nl.'d ~orcl1:'~ tor thl' ne\t ~4 m1nutt\
until ~1anna·, krcm Pn"all on.·ll "1th tv.n minute-.
rt•rn1t11l1n~ 1n rl· ul.alllln .illt:r a l(lfnC'r k1\i. ":" tktlt·, lt'<l
out li) ( har,~r' goahl' ".11t.l' .lum I J"on out'-hllt thr
\11.ing<, l+-
foaotattl \.'1llty 3. \h Cmio l.tl" I: \He1 a ~u!Q!.1.Sh
hnt half. thl' BJrnn., ll>Ol 1..< html "llh thrn• B""'' 10 thC'
\t'( ond 10 l'arn tht· \un\CI 'h. lun .11 \I. C''-lm1 nstcr
Ja\on Bradlt'' Ka' e the l 1on,. 0 ~ 1n kaguc, tht· l·arh
edgl' but t...~k Jamc'l t1e,t 11 '" mtnutc' 1ntl1 tht• ~1.ond
hJll \tc't.' \\ nght tht·n unh)(~t'd the t1l· lour nunutt·,
latl'r then addl'd an 1nsur.ince go~ll \\llh a nw1u1r 10 pla\
h1unta1n \ alle\ lC1llc.·1..1c.•d II\ lir\t \u1~1 "'" ol th,·
\CJ\t1n 1n thret• outtng!. \\fllk 1mpro' ing tti I'\ t·-1 m rr.111
H11otingcoa Buch l. Ocean Vitw 0 \111..t• 71111-
nll'lman "l•l\d lhl' game' unh j!.l1.1I C'1ght 11111rn10 tntl.i
thl' '11..'1..ond hall on a thw"' an "' Mall \ ocelo a' ~llh
tl'am\ n lncd 111 1-~ tn the '"1 t
In g1 rl\ field ht>1. l..c\
Huntington Buc-b t Edtsoo O· Hr,•nJa Bla1.. !..ham .tnd
l r.i~' ( 1r.l\ \\. ir,·d · Is 10 ll'a,t the tir"l plan Oiler'
-l-U-1 10 1hr \111l\Ct lcagm• 'ttton Cl'C'' tin· '''111n1~
< hargi:r'I I I ,
Rlad.ham ~llrl.'d ~O minute' 1010 thl· flr,t halt .ind
< 1ra' made 11 ~-ll '''ih \ .iu to pt.1' 1n the ~me
In min 's <'Olltge 'ollt) ball· ·
l he l ( I rt\l n '' olln h.111 tl·am opt.>ned lht· \CJJ'nn al
tht _4 team l < \anta R.lrhara I n\lt,111onal "11h' ,, 1 '" '
-m.u LhJmn.HI .to,t "'Klnoma \wtc. but I ''t to t < \Jnt.l
Bartia1J l CL \and l 0\11!J \1.ir\mount
\11ddk hltl\.kt.'r \tl'\t' I ltHl'nllnt.' :rn.J 11ut\ldl' h1tll''
fanlt'\ I Clltln pl.l\,·J\.\dl 101 l (I. \\hi h "lllt•ntl'I pl•~ Ill
a douhk·d1mrn:u1on ~rJ\ .. Cl toJ:t\ I hr thrcl· lc1''(''
marled thl r1"1 l0"1fll'lllHln lor l t I aga1n't ma1l1r
~h0<1t..1ntht•\\t'll'rn ln1crl11lkg1.1tl \ 11lll',ti.1ll \'""'':l
tum. "'h1dt thl \nteJtt'f"'. tx·gin pl;.i\ 1n th•' 'Ca\on ltir th(
fj r\I t 11m•
UCI . . . OILERS TOP SEARA WKS ... RULES . • •
From Bl From Bl P'romBl
dt'lcns1 \ e help rns1de ton11ht •· •
PCL ...
From Bl
halt
"He cauiht tire 1n the second hall'
said ( ooper. "and Jose C'Bsa'> d1~ a
nac.e JOtl on <l\e boord and scorina
l I(» He·s gemna back 1n\o his o d
lorm ..
Lagoa Hills H , Wooclbn•1e I!: <. hns Sheff ~o~d 11 of h1 tt'am-h1ah
~ \ points 1n the third quarter as the
11.twk,.s t-amc from 1"0 down at the
halt to lo~ a tour-point lead entering
lhc lounh quant'r
P:u '\tl\on had I po1n\ for
L~1:1una Hills. 1·1. 1 • 2-0 For WQOd
bndie 3-J.0. 1-1, Jeio ( oht'n hit for ~' r<>ints including 11 of I~ free thro"~ :lnd grabbed e1gh1 rtbound
l he "'arnors opened a 34-'~
halftime edge d~p1tt' tum1na the ball
o\C'r 14 t1mti. but managed onlv t"-O ha\lct~ in the third quarter tafl)'tnl
4 from the fn-c-1hro" line The
Ha"'k\' 1oncdcfenSt'and 1-3-1 pre'
l'11m1na1cd the Woodbridge ansadc
game and fort't'd the Wamof") to
<,hoot out 1de
H4l"k~ point guard Beau Hos lc.-r
ml\\C.'d the game'\.\ 1th an an lie 1nJUI"\.
but 1t C\Cned out ""hen foul trouble
hm11td \\ oodbndge potnt Fred
\\:h'-'cCr to onl' lhe minutes of
pl.t\ang 11me
Lapna Beacb '7. Oruse 54: John
Ml"~"'" had eight potnts. n1nc rctxlunds and \.e\ t'n as.,1st . and Dain
Blanton 'iCor«I ~"\ potot' a~ the
.\rt1st cru1'ied past the Panthers for
their Ii rs1 league v. 1 n
JQ1\n Ttt'' mcr-tr-rrt-....H--+-~.,._M-.~-.a
PQ•nt\ and Blanton had eigh t il')
Laguna ~-. I I. built a 17-15
halfhmc lead l\.k"co""n ""IS \1tal in
pu h1ng the ti\t break and d1 h10J ofl •
t'n mute to hu1ld1n1 the lead Scan
\tatlord haJ I 2 points and I 0
1ctx>und'i Oran c lcll toO-~ 1n lt'aiuc.
~ell enou&h to 1us11t~ bc10a m thcrc .. bcforc a tcchn"al foul and oml" tree
Rob Dol1or~1}k. v.ho JOln'> throv.~ closed thc gap 1n the ~amna
brother M 1kt' 1n the st11rt1n1 ll~cuP-for moment
tht' fir t lime 1n their 1hrcc")cars •-" fhc w1n hflC'd tht' 011t.'r:s w 7-~
U l. was prOJC\·tC'd torc\lcn\1' e tame overall and mto a sccund-plalc tae 1n
bclorc the scawn. but tend1n1t1\ in the 'un'ltt '-"llh E1.h n ut ~-I one
both knee cau\C'd him to m1$S much ~mt' behind unbc'atcn fountain
of H~ ~m1ubcr·nr --• "or th"' l'\tt~t three alley Ol:can v It''-' lcll 10 1.2. I I ·6 .. .... 1.."" 1' .. ·-~ "h important 1n the fif't round 10
pmcs aod 1mpr~ ~d \1ull1pn in &he get M>mc kt> , 1ctor1~. rather than
team' loss to l C c;anla ~rbora on ha' 1n1 )Our back up inst the wall
Saturday wtth 10 po1n" and ..C\t'n 1n \he 'lecond rol.lnd.· tilkr ad. "I
rebounds know the pla)cr' in their mind . aflcr
erupted 101 l l points l u,a., v.J'
pt'rf«t 1n I 0 attempts from th<' Im.>·
th1ow hnc \n the ~-cond half
With Nlirman shut do"n Grl'g
bam ortd IQ pomts and Mike
Frohn \COrtd I 0. bul 1t wa n 't enough
to lctp up with the Oilers ~\\.c ran \Ome comb1nat1on' of bo~-and diamond-and-Ont' defense~
on ( orman)." l11ller said 'He
touched the ball \Cr) little dunn& the
game an the po t He hid to tep out to
about IS feet a number of umc\ an
JS\C.'1\1.ttll)ll Ul\\l \"\lll\•I 111 till" h1ilh
"hool foothall ruk' "It will Olli\{' tl·.iam Ill kl•I thl'
dli'( I\ ofa loul 11llo1ctfo1tl'I\. "'h1l h"
the ca..c "'•lh 01hcr l>l'llJit11.~\ l h,•
comm11t« tx'hc' e\ ll)(l ntiln) 1x·nal·
t1c\ "'ere bcinttcarm'd to the k1d;otl"
In add1t1un plJ}C'r rx·nJlt1n
aga1n\t the dekn\1\C ll'Jm incurrcll
on a \tortntt J"IJ\ "111 n<it 0t' l<trr1cd 111
tht' \UClC\.'d1n1 l..ickoll 1 hl' otkn"' t'
team ntu\t l'llht·r atl'cpt the pcnah\
or th<' rc.,ult ol thl' pla' .ind no 1,mger
"'ill rt'\Cl\l' I \Core phi\ the Jk'nalt\ nn
thl' ~IC~Otl
It's
Com in
JAN. l
"f ora&U > pla)inahi 1hird1Amcut losana the onc·po1nter 10 Udl'>on arc
the )ear. Tm \Cl) happ};· Mulhs;ln 1hink:1na they could be J.O I told
1d. "He'~ not rcal phy$1l"al but he them. ~ 're 2-1 and 1111 h•' c t-v.o
dad wme aooJ thing.~ 1n t «iant.s mott umes to fin1 h 1hc firM round
Blrbara .. • Thcre'S morr than a Iona wa} to go."
1\0. \1ulhpn ha' not been '\nd) 1 homp n scortd IS point pica~ "'th the enon ot Sutler. "ho nd dished out n1oc a\\1\a "'"I~
had 1 ~nt and no rebound\ Lucas and Jen Lona:...,ho '4.\>tcJ I .. qa1n 1 L.CSB po1n1 ca hhlJ IOre und<to lcada 38-25 Hunttnaton Beach d' anta c
.. Tht'rt's ccn.)m, thinJ l want on the board
Rtdy 10 do," Mulhpn \aid ··t don't The Oilers led b) e1&hl ll the half.
•ant him ~t1na the Jump \hot ' I 21-20. before Ocean V1~ mo\N a
Wini lum &Oltll, lO the btilm ti~• Cl IUWO tn the third quancr b(forc
nttds to bk>ck lu JU) out and act ' 1ra1hna b> fhc at the do~ of the
offcnM\C rtbo~nd . l want him doihc ~od.But Hunti~t n tool< control thll'~ wt thank M nn do cart) 1n the fouM pcndd. •hen 11
order to act tht' ball "
1tller said the rc1urn for lcaguc
pliy of Jen Lona from an an l it inJUI')
h.as been a bag fa tor in the Oakf'\'
SUC\:e ,,
I foy.n\cr. um~rt\manh~c lll non•
pla)cr loulH omm1ttl·J b~ thC' Jd,·n"'
during a ~U1.lr 1,tul r tr.t·Jl(llnt '" nr
tield ao:il unJ dcad·tl.111 penah11·' th.u
OCt:Ur after \U(h foul\"' 1ll t'OOllllU•' IO
Ix' e\t(nded lO the l1 luO
.. , think ha' tol kff Lona ba ._ ha
hclPC'd for leadenh1p." ~filler <,a1J
"The pla en tool to him We're.-JU't
tJqjnn1n1 to arl. bctomin 'om-foruble w11h ca(h other \h m3Jc Other rul~ (han in lulll''
some adJu tmenb the las1 '"o ~eek). • Jr~~ s ma not be llPfll lll'd l't
dcfcn ''cl\ and ofT(Mt' clv anJ the 1 altcf'N to pmdui.:c a kn t
pla)cn ha\c rt'~P,Ondcd \Cl) "-ell 10 · • Euch tale ma~ adopt a P''1n1
the adJU tmcnt • d10c.:ren1141I to terminal~ lup.,.,kJ pmc~ :u hi11ll1mr or tha:reaflcr
lso 1n the Sun\tt: • Half\1mc tntl'rma \Ion mJ' he ,. ...... Vatter 71, Wntmla ttr rtJun'd toa nummum of 10 muiutl''
it: The Barons Jumped out to a ll b mutual a11«m •n\ of , hc:'I
point kid after one Quarkr and ca J • If an ma,htnc:n 1 "h1sllc wund
10 tM road ttanor). m11n1a1n1n th ·1r -.hilt the ball 1\ loo follo"1na
OCc Wiomen dlio1n 62 55 •'e·~dtct IH&ueataci. rumblc.t>a1.:k~ardpa ~orill pl"""· I:"' -.-1 ~ ·1 fountain Valk_y, t S·2. l-0. con-the team an po ~ ion ma\ ucNrt 1hl·
YffWd JO of sa f1tkS-to11 auempts. muh *here P<>' .,"on wa lo t or
R nc9'o Sln11191>'1 1nlidt-outsidc ~. lM m\~. lt'Oftd 20 potnll led~ M1kcCoOk (7f0t 1 l. 11 potnts) opdor a rcpla). '
,umbiMllOll of Vw £.arty Md UidW 14ttbOunda.wbileM~.a Mtu MftU lddtd U poenl\ and •One "and '-'1m:11onal \Heam r
""' MWYllY ....... IO teon JI ...... 8lldtd 11 poe•• • llandto Dnrin C Ott'Of11n 12. Tim Hellbu.ch auad\C'd tu the wp ot ca<'h upo ht 1' ~-IO lellll dlC 0.. to a 61·.SS ••red 111 ftnt (Oftlma detiMn pulled tto-n caah1 rtbtlundl eo to fl(11T'll\'1bk. ~ .._ 0.-.(~J:tjdQ i• *" ...... COUI ... IO O.l 1n wttll IO_poentt • C.oa~t\ mutl be i»J,t d 1th ._... • ~~ ~ • cnce Mt'Olt.--. f;f J ewna.: Ttm DiNI. w.1h IS ,oeata. was tM rmhcn• k blOrtrinc matmal c ...,.,. .• , .. t..aal -.. Pinta' ........... llCOtld •• '°'"" ... the aw ollwr '° k'Oft •• dOublc fisurn least .... • ' ffom lht lf'\.~nd b\ the ..... Pin111. for WnilRi.-.. I). 12. O.l. I 941() aton
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0...-COM1 OAa&. V PtLOT I Seturday. January 14, 1989
F · .. ... R:
' ' '
MaA STANDINGS
WKtwft C•lllefwe ~acMk DMM9ft w L
Lale en 23 12
Pno.nlx 21 13
S..ttle 19 13
Portland 19 1•
GOiden Slate 15 16
S.Cramento 9 22
Clppers 10 25
MldW.st OMU.
Houston 21 12
Utah 21 14
~
~Cf,, Ga
.657
.611 111'1,
.594 2h .m 3
... 4 6
.290 12
.296 13
.636
.600 1
c ........ -.. n ..... ..,, ...,..,. n
(lel VleW L.-...) ....... ...,.., c.--,., ....... .. ..... S 1 I 12 HeffiflltOll 7 I ) 14
• 2 4 10 Cwlettllia O 3 0 :t L. .. Grav
Neu'fen
Pari•ll
l.Ol'I
Ote\IV. Freemen
Wiiii.ms
Mwlinea
Totals
4 > 2 13 SO<att J t 3 2l
2 1 4•Plltla 1 0 12
I 0 l 2 Wa.JOMIOll 4 4 0 13 IO O)JKUon 102 2
0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 3 •
19 1 16 S2 Tot~ 20 "t 57 Sc-llrt Quarlln Htwoorl Heritor 1 9 10 1a 1i--s2 Corona dtt Mw _ 10 17 13 17-S7
l ·PO!"I goal$. "NewPOtt Haroor-L." t,
Nt UY4"'1 2, P•ri'11 l, O.Bu... I, MarM ei 2, Cor-otl Mar-wa .IO!ln.oft I
Tecllni<all Hone
S1M1bldl 60, UftMtnltv 4t
· (SM View L•ewl
T...-a .... n. c.... ..... JI ,,__ c.... .._, c:.--.. ,,.... ...
...... ~ "• •, ':: Swa-ldl 1~ '':I ._....,_, , • ' 4
, ... , 6 4 t " :::::" S I 3 1)
Vu 4 0 4 10 Kreietl 1 0 I \I l=: : : t ; Htl•ltl• t 0 0 2 SWnn l o 1 2 McCrorv I o o 2
OmlY"I 1 t 0 • Al'9Melo I 2 J S
l rancll • o o I O Steed 2 2 I • Burnell O O 2 O ltlAMt(l!Vt 2 0 2 4
P Neuvtll l o O 2 S--.tll 0 4 > 4 OitMll 1 002 Allln 1 214 Goodmell ) 2 , •
Tolats 2S 14 11 70 Total• l6 1• 20 t3
Sc-. IW OMtWt
Co.la MeM 17 15 14 24-70 Trabuc:O Hlltl 24 " 21 ,....,,
l-P0"11 90&li: Colte MIY-Htuvtn 4, Vu 2
Trabual Hllll~r4hdl 4." PoulOt 2, ArlftNo 1
T Kllntcab Hone.
Denver 19 15 .559
Dallas 17 IS .S31
2'h
31/2 SIS11Mft11•111•l•1dldl ' """"""" ....... , ......... ,..
• ' o 11 b i.uen 1 o l s
tl"Wlt 61, Mlstleft VMie 67
( ..... '"'' ....... ) San Antonio 10 23 .303 II
Mia m i 3 31 .on 11\l'J
Eastilm Cenfet .. K• Alantk OIVIU.
New York 23 II .676
Phllade!Phla 19 IS .SS9 4
Boston 16 17 ... s 61h
New Jersev 13 21 .312 10
Washington II 22 .333 11''1
Ctwartotte 9 2S .265 14
c ,ntrat DlvlsJen
Cleveland 25 7 .781
Detroit 22 10 .611 3
M ilw aukee 20 11 .~s 41;,
Atlanta 21 13 . 611 s Chic~ 19 14 576 6 ',
India na 9 23 281 16
frldav'• Scel'ft
Ult9f'S i 16, CitYtland 95
GOiden Sltlt 127. ~ 113 Pnltedtllmla 11•. Allt nl• 101
MllwaullH 107, Miami 101 Oetroll 119, War.hlnoton 103
Chlc890 ICM, Denver t9
Phoenix lll, Sacramento 90
Ttdav'• Gamts
Allan•• •I New York, •:JO P m H-Jtn ey 11 lndlane, •;30 p m
Dalllu •I HOY"°"· 5.30 p.m, Portla nd 11 San Antonio, S:JO o m
Cltvtlancl •I Denver, 6.30 pm
Ulall al Golden Sl•lt , 1 JO P.m
Sfflllt t i SacrtmtnlD, 7:30 D m
Latren 116, eav.u.rs 95
CLEVELAND -Nenct 6-t 0·0 12, S.noen
S• 15 l·Z 11, DaUGhtrlY S· 12 2·3 12, H•rlltf •· lO 2·2 10, Price 6·12 2·3 16, WIKi•m• 3·9 •·7 lO,
Ehlo •· 12 l ·2 lO, Du<ltev I ·t 3· 7 s. HubOlrd
0-1 1-2 l. Valenllne 2-t 2·2 6, Rollin• l·t O·O
2. Tola". 37·97 11·30 95
LAKEIU -Grffn 6·10 2·2 t•. Worthy •·ll s-s 17, Abdul·JtbOlr. 3-• o-o 6, Jonn'°" 1-u
t -9 26, Scott t · IS 3·• 19. TllOmoM>n J· 10 •·•
11, COOPfr 1-3 0·0 3, W004rl0vt 1-3 0·0 2, CamP«>ell 1·3 1 ·2 3. River• l· 1 2•2 (
McNamara 1·1 O·O 2, LllmP 1·1 O·O 2 Totals
44-IO 25· 1' l 16
.ktrt l>Y OU1r1oln Citvtland 25 24 19 27-9S
L.lkets l2 32 27 2!1-116
3· oolnl 90tls-Pr le• 2 e lllo. JOhnM>n 2.
COOPfr. Fouled ciyt-None Ae-
bound•-CltYtiand SI tD1u9lltrlY, Du~v f ), Laken 60 (Green IS). An l$1•-Cleveltnd 20
<Pro t i. L.lkers 32 uonn.on 111 Torti
fouts-Cltvtland 72. Lalltrs 72 Ttcflnt·
cat•-Cltvtl•nd ltitOlt dtftn... L•k&'fS illee•I
dtftn ... Allendlnc-17,S05
Wanien 127, °"'"" Ill
GOLDEN STATE -A:lchmoncl 9·?2 9·11 27,
Mullin 11·20 6·7 n . L SmHh 6·• 1-2 ll, 0
Smltll 6· 10 0-0 12, G•rland 3· lO 3·4 9, Hloelns
4·9 2·4 lO. Fr•nk 4·6 1·4 9, TH 91e •·12 1-3
9, AHord S-9 0-0 lO, Starks 0-0 0-2 0. Tot•ls
52-106 23-37 127
CLIPPERS -Normen 1•·26 3-6 JS, WoH ?-7
0·0 4, 1Mniem1n 7· 13 2-S 16, D•lltv 6· 19 6·7
II. Nixon l·S 1·2 l. C Smltll 2·8 2·3 •· Wllltam•
6· 13 ·-· 20, G•rrlCk 5-t l-1 11 Kile O·' 0-0 0, Go<1clre11ck O·• 0-0 0 ToltlS 0 · 10S 23-)2 1 ll
Sc.,e l>Y Ouartotn
Gotoen Stare 31 37 3S 2._127
Chooers l3 2• 29 17-113
Fouled our-None Atboundl-<.Oleleft Stare 63 IL. Smith 11), Cli-• J4 !Normtn 201
An l•ls-<.olOtn 51ttt 30 !Garland Richmond
6), (h-s 24 IGtrrkk 11 Tol•I IOUIS-<.olOtn
St•le 26, Cll-s 26
Allt ndtnce-9 ,,27
C°'"9 KOf'K
WEST-ltOOUES
81ol• II, Oceldtnlat 11
8olw SI 60, Monltllt 54 Cal Polv·SLO 7', CS Baktf'sfietcl 1l
Chico SI J4, Sin Francl.co SI 66
Gon1t9t 71, Sin DiftO 66 loll
SI Merv'• 71, Portland 45
SecrtmenlO St 94, Stalllt Pacific t9
5t•nlslau• St 71, UC Da vb 66 UC A:iver•ldt 102. C•I Poly Pomone 11
MIDWEST
Wrient SI 102, Cent SI . Oniel 10
EAST
Army 7', tone 76
Darrmoutll IO. Cornell SS
Herverd '3, COluml)l1 ...
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS
Estandl '°' Tustin 59 (Sea View UlffUt)
E1tafl<la Tustlll
~edit
Curlis
McDeniet
SCllOIH Krer
Heu
Bradlev
........ .. ....... l 0 2 2 Bt•ISltln 4 2 S 13
• 4 3 11 LY ' 3 2 20 3 l 4 9 Steller 7 1 • IS
0020 Moon 05SS
S 2 2 12 Lanc••ler O I • l O O 3 O Er~.on 0 0 ? O
1022Sl\Mtly 0000 Tra m 0 1 0 2
Tolels 2' 19 20 60 Total• 11 IS 22 5'
Scare l>Y Quarten _£ita!ICIA 10 12 11 21--.0
Tu"*" 11 Tf n l1-S9 3·001n1 eoats E •lancla-Heredl• I
T u"tn-l. y S, 8t11Stt1n 3, Sl .. 'ler 2
Tec:Mlcels, E"•ocle CCHICll O'Brien
• Mar•llall Moor• Oollin
GalOtrl Simon
Gomt1 Hom
Atnew
Ancltnon w in lams
Totets
2 0 2 4 M~w • 0 2 13
1 0 2 IS Ferrel 4 I S 9 0 S I 5 Ollvtf S 2 2 l3
3 4 3 10 Diet., 2 2 S 1
O 1 I l Harri• I 0 5 1
0 l I I Willltl'Mon 0 0 l 0 2o os Chaw 0 01 0
0 0 1 0
0 ' I I 28 It l2 .0 Tolab 10-' S 24 '4'
Seen l>Y 0ua"9n
S.ddlel>fck 17 13 14 1..-.0
Unlver'1"1v 1:1 9 12 ls--49
J·D01n1 goats ~ -Aenew, Dollln.
Univer•ltv -Dlaltr. Oliver. Gleuen, M/Jrnew Tecllnlcat•: ~.
Fountain vaa.v 71. WestmiMter so
(s-.f i.....,.) •
FOUl!taln V ... y WHtmlM•
T Wetvtr cooi.
D WHvtr
PnflllPI
Stead
N9UY911 Corcoran
Sn rcv
HOHll
Muroenr
Ht llOUKh
M«ll
81Chtt
Totals
........ .. ...... 3 2 4 9 Ollura t 4 I 7
1 4 3 ll 0.La Trnd O o o o
0 I 3 I Murl>lly 2 2 s 6
0010 Dlel«I 6 3S1S o o o o Kawasn1ma O O 2 o
0000 Held 32J t
S 2 I 12 Vu 1 0 ' 2
1 0 0 2 1$/lil 0 I I ' 0 I 3 l ~w 1 3 2 S
3 0 2 6 W1tllin• l 0 S 6
4 I 1 lO
S 5 3 lS
1 0 1 •
)() 16 13 71 Tol•I• 17 IS 1' SO
Scare l>Y 0ua"9r• Fo..n1t1 V•l"-Y 2S II ?0 l!r-1'
We.,m1nS1er 13 13 1S ,_~
J·POlnl POtl•. Fountain Vallev-T WH Ytr I.
HtllOUKll l. We"mln•ter-<>kura 1
Huntt. ..... 8Ndl 74, Ocw View 65
(S-... Ueeue)
OCNn View H ............ di ......... .. ..... ..
FrOM 2 4 J 10 TllOm°'°" S S 4 lS
Norman 3 3 J 9 Kalltf 4 0 • t
Evan• 6 4 3 19 Lone 4 4 S 12
Ernst 1 O J 2 Of'eke 9 0 3 ll
Td Polono• 4 0 5 9 Klltw•kl l 1 4 3
GwtllntY 3 1 3 7 Luce• 4 lO 3 II Tm. Pttonls 1 O O 2 Sltw•rf O O •o O
Plllltlps I ' 0 J
Will'lr'W>n 0 0 I 0
T4"'18efllt 0 0 0 0
Totals 21 16 21 65 To111s 27 20 23 J•
Setrf l>Y Ouar1ws Och n V1tw 12 t 11 27-.S
Hunllneton S.acll 14 14 lS 31-7•
3-oolnl POtls Ocean Vle-Fronn 2, E¥ans
l . Tt<I Peloni• I, PnlUlo• 1
TecllnlcalS Lono. Stewart. W1tll•n-
Ed1Mft 39, Marina l 7
Csu....t L-.uel
MartM • ._
Newtleld
Fields
F Ctrr.on
Tll.NllUYtfl Pa rks
Cl mer on
Scllulll
Tu Nguyen
Shtlor Totals
Edo'°" ~rina 3-POlnl
........ .. .....
O O 2 O Marllneeu 6 O 4 l2
1 o I 2 Murl>llY 1 2 1 5 I o 3 2 TIM>l>t 0 3 4 3
I 0 I 2 A 81ird 1 3 2 S
1 S 2 19 Tvltr 3 0 I 6
O O I o Smv"r 0 O O o
1822 LovettoY 320 1
1 0 ' 3 3 1 I 1
IS ' l4 37 Tol•I•
Ou•r1tn
1• 10 ll 39
ken l>Y 13 1
• 12 I•
goa" Tu Nguyen (M)
1 12-39
14 7-37
LatuM l,tadl 67, Ora'* S4 (fl•~ CM U LN IUe)
Oranee u..-IMdl
Neu yen
SltnleY A:b S.lnor
A:n Sllngor
Emigll
A:O<lrieue1
AnderM>n Alt lav•
To1e1\
.... .,,.. .. .....
2 0 I 4 Trevino • 2 l l2
l O O 2 Stafford 6 • 0 ' 17 l 2 2 • B••nlon 10 3 3 23
2246 8vu l~OS
l 0 3 2 Melttown l 2 2 I
7 l 2 16 Brauer 7 o O 4
3 2 o t Buchs.Daum 0 2 2 2 4 3 3 I 1 Weoenl9 0 l 0 I
19 10 19 S4 Tolal• 24 13 10 67
SC.... l>Y Oulr1oln <Xt not S lO 1' 7>-54
Lll!IUnt Betcll l4 ll 20 10-67
l ·OOIJlJ 11oall Of•nsi-Roorl11ut1 I, Ander.on I, Lagune Beach-Trevino 2
Tec11noe.a11 McKeown
Laeuna H•s 61, Woodbridee 62
Cf"Kllk CM•t L-.ue>
L...-Hlh WI 1 a r'-9 ......... .. ......
SMll
HtlM>n
SClll!n0r9
O.Vr-a
TllOf'np)Dn
Sal dint ltoman
1 • • 23 Asllkeneiv 3 • 4 12
7 ' 3 lt Sdlw..,. 0 0 S 0 l 2 3 t Conan 6 II 3 23
1 1 s 3 Corken l 2 2 t
3 2 3 I TavlOr 2 l 0 1
) 1 3 '7 McLemort 0 0 I 0
0 I I I MurPllY 1 , ' • SNNllin 0 2 O 2
Ltll" 0 I 5 I
Beucclo 1 2 2 •
Tot11S 2S 17 22 " Toi~ " ,, 2) '2
SCtrt IW Quan.n 1.•~ Mitts I~ 19 J.4 WoodbfldOt 16 lt II
l-oolnl "°'" L.19UN Hons-snett I brlO!lt-A•lll.an•rY 2, COl'klfl 1
I~
10-.2
Wood
UCI at San Jose State
at San Jose Civic Auditorium, 7 :30 p.m.
TV: None.
Radio: K PZE (11 90)
SERIES: UCt leads Mries, 14·t .
GAME NOTES: Si n Jo se St1te Is comlno off tw o conH cuhve conference
deteats ·on the road, 70·~ al Lono Beac h State on Sundav i nd 76·61 a t New
Mexico Sta te on Tuesd1v. Their lone conterence win came 1 1 home 1oalns t
Paclhc . . Leadino scorer S'9¥• H.,,.v w15 sn u1 down bv ,,,. Lono Beach
Stilt dtfenst but tht Spa r tans m ade a second half run a l the 49-rs desollt
a n unproouclivt nloht from Hanev and belno burled t1rlv In Ille game .
. She of San J ose's IOP t •Ohl olavers a r t seniors • UCI twas a llt mt>led
70 more J ·POlnl snots llla n tllelr OPPonents, vt1 hit onlv 20 more Tiie
Anteaters sllN lead lht 1e1oue In 3·oolnt percentage 11 .41l, but their foes
twavt snot a combined 51 e>ercent .. S.nlor MMrt o.eitwavtt has 1 vt raoed
lU POlnts i nd l.S rtbOunds over the past four oames
Anteatera (3-8, 0-2)
~es. Ne.
F 11
F 22 c 33
G 21
G 32
Probable atarten
Harnt, Htlttlt, Gracie
J t ff HerdtNn, 6·6, So
Rob Ooktorczv ll.. 6·9, Jr
M lkt OOklorczvk, 6·9, Sr Roo Palmer, 6-l , Jr.
Ktvln F tovd, 6-S, Sr
KtY lteMNtl
~
6.4 so
134
11.S
11 2
.....
26
3.0
7.1
27 u
l Mike La~. 6·5, Jr (11.7, 3.Sl. 10 Justin
AnderM>n, 6-5, So (4 7, 1 2), 25 Brian M cCloskev. 6·7
Fr. (4.7, 2.2), 42 Elo ln ROMrs. 6-6, Fr. (0 . 2.t l, 51
Rldw 9 uti.r. 6•7, So (J.9, U l
C..d\ am Mullioan (n inth vear a t UCI, 131• lOS; va. stn
JoM Slttt, 10·6) a. Dolltof'a71l
Spartana (&-9, 1-4)
.......
F It
F 42 c ,,
G 12
G 20
, Probettle 8taiten ........ ......... ...... 1toonev Scott, ... 2, Sr o .. trlctl we-., 6·1, Sr "*' SYHode, 6 •9, Sr Sttvt HeftlY, 6•1, Sr.
AnttMMtv "9rrv, 6-t, Sr.
.... lU
10
6.7 1U
7 t
...
2 1 u .. 1
2.1 u .., ... ,.... n Tonv ,.,'Nf, H , le. (U, S.Ol; lO Dwain
Oenlets, 6·4, Jr. fl), U); M JI 0.W.. Wl!Neml, 6-t.
Sr. (U , U >. •
c..-
.. llriy "'"' Y'9r .. s. :Mee ...... 10·1· .... UCI, •llJ
~ ..... """ lnW ....... .. ......
Aman 7 I :t lS Trout 3 2 t I
T'""" S ) 3 14 J Molle t S l n
M. Ctmmf 0 0 I 0 R. Molle 6 S 2 17 E Crmmr to 4 4 24 Alll'td 4 3 4 13
Mer11 2 2 2 1 OUMltYtr I 3 4 S
W111!.Jm• I I I l a.Ins 1 0 0 1
1u1ct1ko 2 O 2 4 Q. l.ltt1er O O 2 o l ulone 0 0 0 0
Toteb '11 11 1' 61 Total\ 24 It 17 61
SCtrt 'tw Quartln
~~on Vltio , ~~ :: :~ ~
3·POtflt llOtl'I Min ion V•ll>-T__. I, Mat'k
I, lnt~Allrecl 2
Tec:hnicets: Bulctlllo .
.... _, Qwtstlln "· UbertY Owtstlln ' S9
tAUMlemY lMwt)
........ OlmtlM UIMrtY ~
S.nn~ Clark
Carea911 Humber
Cuono Vise!
Andf-• Curto
Ausctl
....... .. ...... t 6 3 t2 O'Connef 2 0 l 4 12 0 2 24 McKM 2 0 2 4
2 o o 4 Jemt1 10 o 3 n
I 0 1 2 Ellett 3 l 2 9
2 0 0 4 CllaPl>tl J ' 3 20 I 0 3 2 &..vllllan 0 0 1 0 l I I 3 , ..
1003 .....
I 0 I 2
Tol•I• 29 1 1l U TotalS 2• 7 12 S9
Seen l>Y Quartotn
Htwoort Chr1s111n 14 II 22 I,._..
Liberty Cllri"1•n • I II 17 2>-S9
l·oolnr ooel• Ntwoort-<:urto l Llber·
1v-J•mt1 2, Che-'! 2
Ttcf1?1cel• ChaDOtll• ILC>
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS STANDINGS
Sunset LHtut
Fountain V1lltY
Edison
Hun11no1on Beech
Merklt
Ocetn View
WJ.,mln•ltr
L9"Ut W L 3 0 , 1
2 ' 1 ,
I 7
0 l ,,..,...,.,Sc-
Edi.on 39, r Marlna 37
C>wr ..
W L
lS 2 t 10
7 •
• 10
11 •
3 12
Hunllneton Btacll 74, OcH n V11w 6S
Fo..nlaln Valltv 7', Wntml1"'"' SO
T--"• Game (I )
Meter Del •' cx .. n View (non·lH 9utl WtdrltMaV'• Gamel (7:l0)
Ed•'°" al OCten V•w
HunhntlOll 8eaCfl 11 Wnlm+n11er
Marina et FOYnlaln. Velltv • flrtaY's ._. C7:JO)
Founteln Veley 11 Hunllne1on 8eacn
OcH n v-al ,,,..nne
W"lmln•ler 11 EdiMln
Sff Vitw LNtue
Corona dtl Mer
~ ..
E11anc11
Tustin Ntwoorr H•rl>or
UnlYerl!IV
L9"Ut
W L 2 0
2 0
I I
l I
0 2 0 1
t1t1111v•• kerft
E 11•nc1t .o. Tu11on 5'
OWr9I
W L
12 •
" l ,. ,
lO 6
II 6
5 11
Corona ci.1 Mir S7. Newoorl Haroor S2
Saddltbeck .0, Unlv.tr•llY 4'
Wtdnetclllv'•-0-17;.Je)
Newoorr Harbor 11 E "•nc11
Univentty at Tustin
Corona def Met at SeOdlttlacll
f riar• Games 11:J11 CorOllt dJI Mer 11 Sldd'el>aek
Unh1tr•llY II Tu.,on
Ntwoorl Hlf'l>or •• Estanc11
-Seutf\ Coast LMtue
I.MW.
lrYlnt
Capbrr•no V•lleY
Dana H1ll1
Minion v1e;o
Sen Cttmtnlt El Toro
W L 3 0
3 0
I 2
I 2
/ ' 2 < 0 3
flrkllv'• k -
·•
ov.r ..
W L 17 ,
1) •
13 •
• 10
• ll lO I
trvone "· MIHlon Vlelo 6J -Ca0t•lr•no Vdev "· El TOl'O St D•ne Ho"' SJ, Sen Citmentt Jt ........... , Gamn (7:JIO)
TrYTI'le &I -C10111r1ncr V.llev Dant Hilt\ 11 Et Toro
Sen Cttmtntt •' Min ion v .. .o ''*Y'• Gamti (7:JIO) trvlne al Sen Cltl'l'ltllle
Minion VltlO •• El Toro
(aol•lrtno V•llev ti D-HoM\
Pacific c .. ,, LM9Ue
L.eoune Hills
T rabuc:o H1t1'
L.eeuna h Kh
Woodbridee
Cost• Mnt <Xanee
LMtut W L
1 0
2 0
1 '
' I 0 2 0 7 "''*Y'• k -t TrabUCO Hits fl. CCl!llt Nine 10
LaOUfle lktcll '1, Or'anee SC ueune J:illls 61. WOO®'~ 62 w.....-v-. 0-. (7:JI)
~ Hilt\ II Cotla Met.I
<X~ al Woodl>flcl9e
L•llUlll IMacll 11 Trabuco Hills "''*Y'• 0-. C1:JI) Coslt Mew at Orante
Lffunt 8eecll 1l Woodbt!CIM
Tral>ueo HUb al Latunt Hiiis ......,, LMwe
~ w I.
Mtlltl' Del 2 0 SI Peul 2 0
Strv11t 2 l
Bl•llOP Amal 0 2
Bl'1!0P Montoomary o 2
fll' ... v'• SC...
Over ..
W L
10 ' lO S
1 • ) 10
2 12
1 10
0-11
W L 17 2
I• s
10 ' to 6
• 1
Sl, PN I07, l lWMI MonltomefV n
Strvlle "· B"'*' Amal tO T tllltM'' Geftw (I)
Meler Del el ~ View (llOll·ltaeutl ............ 0-(1:Jll
Bt"'°I) Amal al I"'-MonltlOf'ntt'Y
SI Paul t i Malet Otl
fl,,_v' .. OMles C7:JI>
St Ptul al 141MP Amal
Malt< Otl Y1 Servile (II UCll
COMMUNITY COLLllGI WOMaN ReftC:M ,........ 62. Onft9e C..st SS
COniMt a""" CAs ... , e1tCtl
----lllll9le 0r ..... c ... . ....... .. .... ..
Helm\ l 0 0 2 ArnoOot ) 0 J 6
5ltm011 l a 2 t Ctttrmtn s o i IO ~ 111 >1.eut• '''" Gllll\ 1 0 0 1 T"°"'91 4 I 4 9
I Ul'n• 4 o J t Gtttn ) S J l1
£erty 9 7 3 20 Wrlt'lt 1 2 I •
Mvtrey I 2 I 11 l tllos O I J >
Toi• 27 I tf ' 61 Totals 21 10 71 SS
Hatt11me lt"1CllO s.-i11etO. H ·2J
• l-Mlnl tollt Otalltt (Oetl-Le\ilt I
TKIWC• Ntnt
.,
Ready for battle
UCLA qurterback Troy Atlrm•n 8ta.Dd9
between t:-o •amo wreetlen dmiq Tokyo
recepdon l.D preparadon for Japua Bowl
collete footbill ill-.tar aame hnda7.
NHL STANDINGS
Camt*ll C_..,etKe
Ce lQa rv
Kinei
Edmon1on
WtnntPf9
Va ncouver
Detroit
St. Loujs
Toronto
M lnneso•a
Cnkaoo
SmvtN OM1*1
W L T ~ GF G A
21 9 6 62 ll S 12S
26 IS 3 5S 229 111
23 17 4 50 195 167
16 16 9 " 165 172
16 23 6 31 141 147
'Ntnis Division
20 16 7 41 1"4 161 IS 20 7 37 1'6 157
IS 26 3 33 135 ll S
13 22 7 33 136 161
11 26 6 28 160 197
W•s Conference
P•tridl DIVlslon
WHh•no lon 2• IS 7 SS 167 141
P lllsburo h 25 14 3 S3 19' 173
Phlladelotria 14 20 2 SO 111 lSS
NY R1rl9ef"S 22 15 6 SO 170 1S3
New JerH v 16 21 7 39 1S3 180
NY lslariden 12 21 2 26 121 176
Montrtal
B0$10n
Buffa to
Hartford
Que bee
Adam s Oivl si.t
JO 11 6 "' 179 134 17 11 9 '3 143 137
II 21 ~ '° ISS' 169
17 21 3 37 l•S 1'3
13 27 S ll IS3 ~7
,,ldlY'• S<tr ..
NY lmlldeo S. N ... 'WWY 3
wa"'o1191on s eornonron 3
W1nt1iPt9 l Vencouver l
TMlv'• Gernt• H•rlfo<'d al KIMI 1 JS om
Detro.I er l ouon. lOJS • m
NY A:aneen e r P111.our1111. I l JS • m
Cllte•oo .. , NV twnoen, 'OS D-l'I\. 8uffal0 al QutoK, US D m
Montreal 11 T oron10. SOS o m
C.toarv al ~'°"' S.ll Pm ~v'• G-
Bo\ton &I War.llllltlOll 10l5 e m PtllM!ufllll 11 N-Yotk lttn9ef• IOJS a m
Edmonton er Hew Jertev 'OS Pm Catoarv al Buflalo, 4 OS Pm
Otlrool al PN ....... 4"'0S om
M.MtMl!a el Wl!Wote, S11S • m
SI LOUI• ., Vancouver. 1 OS pm.
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UCI dtf S0noma $Ille, IS•l, 9·1S lS·•
UC Santa e.,,,.,-a «* UCI. 1S·4 16· I•
UCl.A def UCI, IH . 1S·7
LOYOla·Marvmounl def UCI, U·t IS· ll
FIELD HOCKEY
Hltll ~
SUNSET LIAGUE
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Goeloe MYts "-Htlllltl'~ .. Hunttn1lon ke(ll. 1-0
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l>CMl1', SJ ent•tO I l>OMO, Sn rOdl I '"• I• calico oau, 1 mecfl.etel t •llttP\rteao 1• cow
COd, 31 KulCM, I Mlle
OANA WHAltfl -l CINI, II •"ll'ff• 1 OllU
1 roo l;s11 • "'"°~" l ..cuio.n I 1111.e "''" NfWPOltT LANDING -l l>Pal• ?l'
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H.... lcMll N¥t
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. Marllll \CorlllO"; Prffl 1 (ioai;e M YM K .. "
I.
Halltlme Edlton, 1 •0
, ....... VtlleY ), Wtt°lmMatllr 1 .
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Wt.,,nlMler KOflllt 9raAv I Got ...
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Ctr"" _, Mer 4, Mtw"'9 HIN'tlw 2
C.,Ofta del M¥ Kfll'll't Sm.I'll 2
Ce 14illan I Got .. .,,.. COMtlV 11
Hewoorr Har11oor KOl'lllll Wallttr 1
H1•il1me 0·0
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Bengals
fever hits
Cincirinati
CINCINNATI (AP) -
"Benplmania .. has taken firm hoJd
as the C1nannau Bcnpls' Jan. 22
date with tht Sen Francisco 49ers in
the Super Bo•I draws neartr. Bakeries are producina cookies and Mltls decoraled in orante and black.
the NaUoaal Football ~·s team
colon. A company is offenna "lim·
ited edit ion.. Benaals com·
memorative c0tns.
A Cincinnati fast·food rtttaurant.
which says n has been prov1dina
lunches thrtt tames a week for 17
years to the Bcnpls at the team'"
· SpU\ney Field train1na site, plans to
send a special luncb to the Bcnpls via
jet to Miami on Jan. 20
··we don't want thtm to break their
routtne:' Yid Ru1h Montaomery. who ttp.llarly dehven Lhc lunches to
the Bcnpls.
The team 1s to . depart Sunda)
moman& by Charter Jel from vrtater .
Cancinnatt lntemauoNI A1rpon to
M1am1, where the Su~r Bo-wl 1s to be
played in Joe Robbie Stadium.
Airport spokesman Ted
Bushelman said Fnday his office has
been dcluaed by telephone calls from
fans wanung to sec the Bengals
depart. He said light sccunt) '.I.Ill
prcvenl fans from seeing the team's
depanure.
Vendors art hawking Bcngah
souvenirs and Bcngals,o(jccoratcd gar-
menlS from hasuly creeled stands on
downtown strttts. Retailers report
bnsksalnofBcnpls items. including
T·sluru, sweauh1rts and orange-and-
black floral bouquets and balloons
··when consumers feel good about
their spcrts Learn, 1hey tend to spend
more.' said Mike Curme, an as-
sociate . professor of econom1cs at
M1am1 University an Oxford. Ohio.
San FranclKo quarterback Joe Montana ,
•hown workln' ou t next t o Coach BUI
.. ,,~
Walab , u ya he'll continue playln& d espite
wamtnc from hi• bac k eurgeon.
CALL 642-5678 FROM NORTH ORANGE 540-1220
FROM SOUTH ORANGE 496-6800
SANTA CLARA (AP) -Joe
Montana on Friday shruged off has
back suracon 's statement that the San
Francisco 49crquartcrbaclc's advaoc-
'"' arihntis makes a career-ending injury 1nciusin&ly possible.
Montana sa1dhc bchevcs there's no
more nsk of being injured wh1k
playing than there -was when doctors
cleared him 10 return after removing a
ruptured disk 1n September 1986.
He said the suraeon. Arthur White.
warned him afler the opcnmon 1hat
another one would be hkel)' at some
point 1n the future.
"But there's no specific date -1t
could be 20 )cars from now." Mon-
1ana said at the team's training
fac1hl)'. "I'm pu shing th~ futurc as fa r
u I can ..
Montana. 3~. said he hopes to
finish out has contract . \\-h1ch runs
another four seasons.
In November. neanng the end of
the fifth )ear ofa t'\·)car contract. he
s1sned a thrc<'-)Car extension through
1992. He could cam nearl> SI O
m1lhon m the fi\.C year for ""h1ch he's
still under contract. makmg him one
of the h1ghest-pa1d athletes 1n sports.
White said Thursda) that u·s
"amazing" that Montana 1 sttll
pla)tng 11.'J )Cars after the opcrauon.
He said lhe quanerbad. 1s .. eaung up
the )ears rcall) fast ...
"II would not surpnsc me. after he
phl)ed another season or l\\O. that he
~ould nttd add1uon1I surgef') 3nd
\lo Ould have to finish play1nk.'' "hite
told Tbe Tnbune of Oakland
At a newsconftrtntt fnday. Wtuk
sa•d he was not misquoted 1n tht
newspaper but said the tone of the .,
anicle was wrona..
"I ao alona with (Montana) that has ,
body will tell him when he should
stop and he w1l1 tcll me whtn he has
s)'mptoms," said White, who noted
that CAT scans and X-ra)'S can help
ex pens p~ict Montana's condition.
"But the major 1hing 1s h15 pain,"
said Whue, add1na that Montana
shotild be able to play for sc~er•I
more )Cars.
He said Thursday 1hat the opening
m Montana's spmc 1n the small of his
back where tho disk. was removed is
clos1t1g because of the r1go~ of
!001ball.
"As the hole closes off. 1he likt·
hhood increases more and more that
any single blow could close 1t off, and
that would be 11," he said.
But White, who s.a•d two )tars ago
that he thought Motttana -.i.as .. cruy ..
to continue pla)'1na. cmpha.s1zt'CI that
Montana 1s m no mort danser of
paral)SIS or other cata trophic 1nJUf)
than any other football pla)'cr.
"It's not as 1f he's throw1na all
caution to the wind," he said.
'"Besides. 1f a m1lhon dollars was on
1hc hne. l~d probably pla> the ne\t
game. too." Montana said he has a CAT scan
done every year to monitor his back
and talks with White about every
other month The hkehhood of
another operation. actordm& to Mon·
tana ... has alwa)'S been a topic.··
'"One of the things he told me 1s that
70 percent pf all back patients who
h:l\e had o~rauons usually require
them again. • ~ said
Montana bcheves the doctors arc
o\Crly slnush because they're de31-
mg "'•th a football pla)Cr.
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and Who ahOw me tM llllllt C.it 175-8035 87W40l waekands I« Addle --CALl Chril 6' 1· 107i nyaewr. HMSO Ptaoantla ~to refdl my ldMll. m•• IR IUIHH•W Fortuna 500 Co Is Inter· Oo~buY"'G-'..-.nt••1 &42-5111 I AV9 , eo.ta Mee&. You Who give me tM Ifs 3 0 ., __ ,_ d• ____. Dental ~tlon Manager ~PIT emplo)>M '°' u.. ~r.eo ~., dMM ll1ft to forg;.. and ...,.... ,..... Y ,__. Costa M..a 4 dayl/WMll merc:t\andla6ng Aex ,1---------L--------._-----:=----=• TM ~ '"'~ Rapidly orO\lflng de11y and ~~C:t1"8~:'r~MC::!~ trtencsly ;:,~orac1~. ""'· ""IMGe .if:. My Start the New Year o ma ou w.ekly newtp.,,.,, haw take and paaa prollcMtncy ..age Car MC Reeume l wt.th the .-In a" tri. 1'1111!\C* or ~ '°' AMI e.ta1a n:amlnatlon. Th,.. poa mT&L llm p IT 2s101 P...adu.. 1.agun• '::o:tte tth ma !;!1 lh1: and T anltory ..... poa.. ltlona op.;. for pr.: Exp In rut pace gen. den~ Hiiia. CA 92653 CENflJRV 21 leaJn.
ttlank ~ ewtYthlnQ :::;,.'::: =':!': Klnderg~i;!•" Salery ti.try QfTlca pretd Rec:.c>-Hlllfdraur/Mantc:unat
and connrm once more ~ rMUrM In c:on-S7 00 lo -82 pat ho4H lion apptm. filing. etc H,. Cu1a C M aaton need• that 1 nev. ...,.1 10 ba ~to Apply 20451 Cralm•r I 9·2 M· Thura N B .,.._ bOth, grMI WOttllng con--
eepal'9ted from You no • Lan•. H8 H•-8H8 Salaty °'*' 6'2-6880 dlttona. loW rw'11 Amy OI
matter now 0, .. , me· ,_.,IUYm 0..dlln. '°' 1pplying, wlldy9. t13-340Slwlcnd• I La 11 rle 850·0t30.
terlal daelr.a may ba. 1 TIE DAILY I 1/20/89 mm · 241-9414 1 want to ba with You and • RIUL Ill&. DTITI I :..::==In~ PILOT PIT ~1. N8. omc.. a.II WHIWll -ITWY•H•
1 You tor VOAM L0'4 tO'#atd IM Wiit UY IT Ms-4 HS alter '1 1 am ll-1111• TO PREPARE tor RM e ..
ma and my IOv'9d OM1 mTl lllA. U IHH R .. lat>M per90n '°' local tit• Ucan• S9t ,..,,,.. l ""*' · 11111 Ill...... lloh1 pidl~ & cs.liv«y burMO In lit tranMcilon ~ me)' pray 11111 HIU•Tll j Muat ha,,,. own cat woni SERV ING Newport I prayer 3 conaacuttva &u• In ;,....._ only Mon-Fri c.i1 Mr I Co1t1 Mau. lr'llna.
Would you like:
• to eam Whal )OJ re ~?
• to WOO< independently?
• the support °' national ~.sing?
• rec:ogn.ton as a prolessaonal -~?
HEAR -ROBERT THOMAS ~Al1tr th4t lllkd da~, ._.st ~ ~114)4.55-..H21 Tiatln. & Seddliebaell Val-
'fOIJI wWI w111 1>a Q'etlted a •y~..,.Slll w v v • v ., • • m ----no matter hOw dlftk:ult It -s.n 11 w/bualn ...... thro11gh llftll/Wlll ••• All MANAGER AT '"I\.
may ba Tti.n proml9e •o SILES contact °' ,...,, ... •o th. Co.ta Meaa 8aMCf c.ntury 21 E.11.ecut.,,,.
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-tell it l'iM 11 Is~ 1n a real estate career
~ Ihle dla!Ogue U approprlat• agency Dl•trlbu1C>f hU lmmedilita &s+-2800 ---------------..iv eoon • your taVO< h• Maintaining eoc:ur•1• ,.. need '°' on ....... c2 dayt) baar\ QIMled MCP cord .. eteeling report• & Warahouaa (3·d•Y') Xlnt IT,,. FIVE CROWNS RES·
h•• a n.·etl&I la..t 1 ,.... nu t I II.IOI llT'L I ~1ce~:~ r:·:. =~ ~~ ~ ~~~N~~1'Y,!:I hli11• ' ,OUNO In Coat.a Meaa rv ICCOllTS at)llty to mMt the pubftc: 714-&'1s.-ee35 able PleaM .,PY anar --.. o In oac lg w/1 hlQfl daO,.. of~ ---10 a m ..... "=:-CAT Fat ' Companlon/AaaCpr ror "*'' I COtlllcMnt..ifty. EARN UP TO 13500 In... FIVE CROWNS
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1 111 ~ '*'Y ~ lie t>adloround In consumw citing 7 WMll p1omooon REST AURA HT
"-= 1...__... ~ ?2-t _ d"11. n-emtir.'wtt«trt'tim 109Pof1u111ty IOI LAIOCI eftalra l bua1neea e>r.rd A. QU81.d lnCOCM bued 3'01 E. Coeat Hwy __ .. -W "-lrY ......, I 557--N91 5'1·2624 .,.. Aogr...,.... com.-College ct.Gr .. cMelr•* Ol'I <Mm• and ..... Offw CdM, CA 9~25
clel6grt ~ bQUttq"9 1~,a~~'\~ P1ttc1ng • !*\Miion package In-Salary c:ommansurata 1"'-No 1 educ: product 1 -u Ulln·••y-ExcMt -~ toe · Fm Companion/aide to eluding madic:al balianta w/~ground s.nd,... '°' .... PIT and c... --••--~ll'lu•llwt,.q '°'· ltt7 ~lady S day W.-Opc>ortun4ty 10f gro..th ~to ll"ltna qt\arnbar 099tys 7eo.ol01 F'*'dly~&~
... 1111/0 7M-t4n/E \.AAOE REWARD loa1 IV9 out.~· re,._ 19 Eapeilencad pnn1 bade· of Comm•rce . 2115 EXTRAS HEEDED F0< Ing oanaral ~actica firm --~ 1110 ,_ino-, 1' !tie ~_,,., 2·\910 _ ground ~red FOf in-I ~. IMna. 1271• TV movlH & com-In Huntington a..ct'1 la ~own. 14 yr1 ~ H o u s E • formeton11niem.w. cell rT1erc1 111 No ,.. IOolllng tor • "'"*· ~er,'=:~ ~·NB . ~!N~~/C~tdc:~are ..... •1&181111 1 (213>445-1155 =.,~~~n:'::1
lift, worttlnl perMwne p FtT PIT ~or win train .. -u m.lftlY up. Salary D o E
MAKE A DATE WfTH 'l"OUR FVT\JRE.
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7:00-9:00PM.
NEWPORT BEACH
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In en .ctu1Mt buillneMI LOST GOLD Umbrell• Pin. Enoll9h Start A A
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end. ... ,,. ,.. c.1 0.1 ":z ™ PILIT r-.~l?s.71tt • O ~~JI-1 lft WW• .. :: ;;"~ e.o:: l"'ell ftA Firm In
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EWSP~PER
DELIVE
Enrl) mornin' motor route .. n\uilahl••
~1u t ha\ t' clt·p.,nduhlt• \'ehidt• a1Hl liahtlil)
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insuranc.·t.• .
7 dal . per "l" k.
2:00 a.m.·5:30 a.m.
VER GEE R I G
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CLASSIFIED ADVEBTISI
SALE
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eareA DDI G to our taff.
If you c•n type a t lea t 45 wpm anti have
great telecommunication kil -'11e can
orler you a ba lar.y + ommi ion D
a (jUlll plac to work.
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Do JOW'lelf 8 f 8Y01' -Call
P eU) B le la er J' I•
842-4321
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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
TODAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
ACfll088
I Punlal\
5 FleYOf
9 Halley's linel
altan.olak•
I 5 Snaoect beam
16 Blazlng
17 Gt hooky
18 Monti
19 Funk
20 Velue
22 Inane
24 EH ct
26 Picllle type
27 Highest note
28 Battery Plrl
29 G•rden arn
32 Smiled
35 Turnip
37 "~y Frlenel
38 Tiiie
39 Winglike
40 1894 gold
ruah tit•
43 Run lul
45 A/weys poet
48 A1Nuf1
47 "Ben - .
48 Cotton hbef
sheet
49L..-
S3 MvaiC gr009
51 Cfil~M •
611 Un•bttdged
59 lllamlc l•nd
2 3 4
14
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20
8 I h• , • .,_,
82 hi•-·-
63 Ch•-Pf'•I
&4 AC1min1at•
e5 Gaw plUt
6e L.,..dlord
e7 Sklllt
DOWN
I $eouf\dr_.
2 Lt l down
3 Love In A•tl
4 Mount~.11 g
5 S..m4t e Olatiooor
7 Cognomen
8 E .. tteel r11nk
9 Star In
Auriga 10 .
things!"
1 I Ore source
12 Nyx·a
d8UQllter
13 Pr111at• eyes
21 r....,.
23 Alluvlum
25 Detected
28 B•wled
29 Suod• Ille 30 Actor
Rlch•rd
31 Scoot
32 Cycle
33 Mr Gwelner
34 Eroa equel
J6 G•me 11th
38 F~kle
4 1 Cofltoundfld
42 the
wtlOle thing
43 Pronoun
44 Young pelt
43 Cruef one
49 Doy9rl1
50 W9neleter
9 7 9
51 Oeltgl\1
52 Closet
53 Campus •rH
54 fow.,CI
55 .E~petla
58 Sm.it group
eo Neg•Hve
10 11 12 13
Ml·11M M1·1111'
J .. p Wrangler Hiii
a.hara ad111on, AM/FM
li.t.O, .xoaflenl COfl• dltlon, 10,000 mu ..
114,500 otM> 6$7-8213
STARTING A NEW BUSINESS??
The Legal 09$>1tll1*'1 II lh•
Dairy Piiot ls plNMd to •n·
nounce a ,,...., ..,vice now av11I·
able to new buSineuet
W• .. 11 now SEARCH the n ~ ror you •t no extt• char~.
and uve you the o~ and the
tt1p to the Court HouM In Santa
'Ana Then. or courM, aher the ... ,en it comptet.cl ._.. wm rite
'f®' flCUtlout bustMN na~
statement with the County Clerk,
publish once • weak for tour
we.kl as required by law and
then fi'te your proof of pubfl·
cation wtttl the County Ctetk.
Pleue St0$> by to hie your
r1e1111ou1 b\.ttlnest atatement at
the Oally Piiot Legat Oepan-
ment. 330 West Bay Costa
Mes.a. Cahlorn11 II you can not
stop by, ptene call ut
at (714) 642·•321. E•tenJt<>n
315 or 318 and we w1JI ma @
arrangementa '°'you to handl
th11 orocedute by m11I
u you should haw any furthot'
questions. pleue ca11 us and we
will be mOfa than glad to ess111
you
Good luck •n your
new 1>u11nius1
N.<\ME
AOORUS
CITY
A~fNCLOUO
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PHONE
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TBS
.PAMD-Y
CIRCUS
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·rnE ROTAll'I ))i"L PHo~E
One. dooiiNlt<d the IMdsc•pe,now
se kl""' ~een except in rer.ote ore•s
"Keep up the good work, Daddy,
and maybe you'll get promoted
to 'Mommy.'"
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MARMADUKE by Brad Anderson
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"There's a gofd dtgger If I f1!lel' saw one ... Sh&I
take Marmaduke for every bone he's got!"
PEANUTS
-IOU 60T A
LETTER FROM
~OUR BROTHER
SPIKE, HUH ?
GARFIELD
TUMBLEWEEDS
DRABBLE
aoslt IS ROSE
J
l MEARD HE DOE5N1T
WANT TO 6E IN Tl-I E
"U6LV 006'' CONTEST ..
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F'"ROM WHAT ?
by Charles M. Schulz
DO ~OU HAVE
·AN~ OTHER
RELATIVES 7
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by Jim Davis
by Tom K. Ryan
--~"~"i..~ Al'blsu; ~1'il\51'51!9'VIC!! . ~~lllw..6Q<IRl'S.
by Kevin Fagan
by .Pat Brady
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ARLO AND JANIS
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FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE
SHOE
JUDGE PARKER
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FUNKY WINKERBEAl'f
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DO '1IXJ 1ltP. 11t
I.Ade WU llO IT AaAINt
!l'f}/(Tlr.16 •T
Ml. 'ICMJ ~ ""1rr
1 ... 1·0 BETTER GET
BACK 10 THE OFFICE
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DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau
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by Jimmy JohnlOl'I
WJ11, 11115-A LOI' MOU
HOW -N5l4lt .'
' by Lynn Johnston
by Jeff MacNelly
by Harold Le Doux
by Tom Batluk
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT I Saturday. January 14. 1989 ~
by Bii
"Keep up the good work, Daddy,
and maybe you'll get promoted
to 'Mommy.'"
MARMADUKE by Brad Anderson
"There's a gold digger if I ever saw one ... She'H
take Marmaduke for fNefY bone he's gotf'
PEANUTS
COUNTER CUL TUR& by Maratta & Maratta
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1"E RoTA~'f 'DiAL PttoNE
Once. do~i"atcd the landscape, now
seldom setn.except 1n rel'llote areas -
DENNIS THE MENACE
by Hank Ketcham
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by Charles M. Schulz
-{~\.. 60T A
LETTER FROM
'{OUR 6ROTl-IER
SPIKE HVH?
I HEARO HE DOESN1T
WA~T TO BE IN T...iE
''UGLY 006 ''CONTEST ..
00 'f'OU ~AVE
AN'f' OTHER
RELATIVES ?
GARFIELD
TUMBLEWEEDS
~~ 6etf'll\l&l/Vf0 ~P11\16~
'(00 Kl\IOW.
DRABBLE
ROSE IS ROSE
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by Jim Davis
by Tom K. Ryan
.. ~e~~ r:L.• A:> 'bJ s~
fORM51"~1Ce ~~ff~1'0'\RP5.
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by Kevin Fagan
1~1'10 i~f A ~K.V\U,.
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by Pat Brady
ARLO AND JANIS
DO'm0~1'4t
LAKaf> WU.DO IT AGA!Nt
IJl'fJRTl1! 16 •T AU. 'fOtJ ~uc Aeourr
by Jimmy Johnson
WIU., ~ 1ALK A LOT' AIGU ~~.'
FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE by Lynn Johnston
SHOE
JUDGE PARKER
FUNKY WINKERBEAN
(/.) SOFIWA~E
DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau
by Jeff MacNelly
by Harold le Doux
euT we HAVE A LOT
MORE TO DISCUSS I CAN YOU ANO SOME 11ME FOR ME LATER
THIS AFTERNOON, SAM?
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by Tom Batluk
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THI LI DA I LE WATERFRONT
HOME HA IT ALL!! ... Linda I le's be t
location. Sun all day! ear gate.house. beach.
lenni court and clubhou~. Thi quality home
has 5 bedroom . 5 ba ths plu powder room.
game room. pool. pa. auna. and slip foi:-large
boat. Proudly prt~n1Nl at.. ...... 12,4 50.000
IF YOl LIKE l~DIVID 'ALITY HERE
IT I ... BIC. C.\ \YO C . TO~I. Guard ·
galt>d c·ommumt\. £as\' summertime entertain·
m~nt a~rt"a ~•th open·p1t barbequ~. Privatf' pool
and pa . Orif'ntation of home on large lot
.a ... .,ure pri\'an . 4 bodrooms. large ll\'lng and
farn1h room-.. den. loft .......... 1.350.000
OPf.' "'-'TlRO·\l I ·S. Ii Rm .\l ~T. Cl .Oft<,t.
OW YOt;R OW 90 FEET ON THE
WATER ... :\ewh remodtled contemporan
home with a 50 foot boat dock. plu a 1de tie .
Tru lovelv. l1gh1 & bright home wu h 3 bdrm
an<l 2'1 ha1h also ha a f maly room anJ an
office or dc-n. two fireplface and a beautiful
braUa t room. All th1 can be vour<. for
................ . ...................... 1,350 .()()()
E LI "T l ~G BL LWFS BEST 8 Y ...
Crtat localt", three bt"Jroom "ondo ntar Bade
Ba\. hool and park. Ont"-half block to
communil\ pool. Compltt h rtfurb1 hf'CJ
.................................... .. . 228 .()()() l..llf
on~. AT
PROMO. 'TORl~BAYF.~"""~~....;J..,&J.L.f.L__
, .• Thi l~autiful o~ ton hom~ on Promon·
torv Ba ·Ill 3 l)tdroom. 31; b th. ~1th pecial
f tur U<'h lap pool. pa. "entral air
c n.fi1ioning. 50' boar lip. lf"lk ~ood bar. with
i~ ma<"hint> refr iger tor. Ca barbequ in
kitc~n. fh 1 horn~ ~ith all the~ features on
(n lind for: cmh ...................... S 1 ~SO~OOO
BIG CA Y01 ' tOT ... lovf-lv I vtl lot -1th
~autaful ~ie~ of Bi Canrnn Golf Gour .
could ha~ ocun \ icw cond &ton·. l 3.000 ~· ft .. C'\11 ... •c k>cation. ovr:rlookin« multi· ....,, ..,., ... _ .................. 1875.000
BEA UTIF L EWPORT OKTH
TOW HO E • : . Two bedroom at·
tac hed garage. communitv pool & pa. High
ceilings throughout. "parkling kitrh n.
W asher and Drver included.
...................................... 1.400 Month
EWPORT BEACH . . . Loveh beach
house on Harbor Island Orm~ ~ith boat
dock . Three ~droom. large 11\'mg room.
with fireplace S3,000 unfurm.,hed.
$3,500 furnt hed .
VIEW THE HARBOR ... PIU&h t~o
bedroom. two bath full\ furnished mdudin~
linen . relev1 ion. phonf'. "omputer. refngf'r·
ator et('. ava1lablr. March 0 1. pt. 30th.
.. .... ......... ..... ... . ........ SJ.SOO Month
BA YVIF.W TERR A<:E ... _mglr fam1h
home in the gated rommumt) of B~n vie~
Terrace. 2 bedroom with great v1cws of Back
BaY. r 1tY light and park. H1ghh upgrade<l .
11lt'd k1trhcn and ~ntn . plantation shutter ..
1hroughou1. volumr f't1lmg with "k' light:..
plush off white ear~t. hu1lt-1n refrigerator
.................... ...................... I. 950 :\tooth
VIEW THE .. PARKLl~G IGllT
LIGHTS A 0 OCEAN UN E
Medittrranean V11Ja 5 ~droom. 5~1 bath.
custom built Harbor Ridge hOmt mu"' be>
teen to appre-ciate. Qual11 , fe-aturt"I abound
throughout th1 handrr, fteJ hom(',
Gourmets kitchen. forrna l Jming room, "'.
ing room, famil room with hand~an~J
Mahc>ban bar. "''nt cellar, four fitf!pla t' .
tht exten t\'C USC'! of tainf'd, et"ht'd and
btveltd gli wa (f neJ to accent thc-
8000 eq. ft . of luxur · laving in ~rand
Eur n 'tvle ..................... 12. 900,000
HARBOR VIEW HOM •.. Sho_,a lit..~
new! Uracthf! '4 bedroom. 2~ hath. famth
room. P1ler'n(l'r1 modf"I. light & 11n f amil
home. Prof: t0"-ll landsrapeJ; Spac1ou
bed. ard with patt0 and pa. Choke location.
clOle 10 ~. )lOOi • chwchei. communi·
ty po*. ·~ &and ............ -.-1139.900
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1·at1on on Linda 1 .. 1,. \\tlh \It>"" from ,cll m.11or
room'-'. 5 lwdroom. tJ1 l bath. fatn1h room. J
lireplar .. enhnnrt-d II\ 1n.irbl1·" and gram I<'.
Littht OJk l'ahinc•tn .rnJ lloor ... Th~ ma.,1er
llE'droom w11h "'"'"It drt-a o\;t-rl<><1k., the"'"· ~
bath . .,tram .. ho~r.r. Jll•'Ulll. ~al~·m 1 l~t .
o~ner ma\ 1rJ1!t'........ .... ..... 2.950.000
WATF.RfRO~T NEA RL\' NE\l ... Two
~room. t~o hath mob1lf! homf' on lJJo
Channel. ab<\Olutelv beautiful .,..all to Lido
\'illa~r.. J 1.,ted . hf.lo"' rl'pla<·t"mc>nt t'O t.
............................... 79.500
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from the-futur .. S:? b1fhon "Ran< ho Co•whella"
prow1·1 (du«-to lm:ak ground in l <>8Q ) Po ..... 1uh
tht' lu~e<it prwr.J land in Cdliforna.i llt• ... f:rt-hold
for thr fuwrr. Ca.,h. ,,.rm .. or pi .. 1blt> rr.iut'
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CATA·U N I 'LA 'O ... ~{ l~Jroom. 2
bath condo with one of the finest v~~ ... ol
;\ valon. mountain anJ tndl~ ... octan. Onh l
vear ne"'. deC"oratN:l in neutraJ ton~" "'1th nJH
accent . Furni ht"d!! Golf Cart indudf'd
................................. ..... 595.()()()( Llf )
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-J)Ofilr ho.cne:i. ID \t",~,port Bea1·h. From 11
commanding hill 1df! kw ation and ~ 11 ... of ~la
Ol'erloo ing all of N~"'port 8C"arh. th"" 10.000
!:q· ft. cu tom re 1den<"t> ~\h1b1t mdfable
natural "'ond r" It ha 3 lcH·I. of ma .. 1erful
"ie~ . up~r le\ el. court lf'\rl .rnd garckn levd.
Lot of marhlf-, k and mirror . Ot•fioitPI\' a
one·of·a·kind cu~rorn homf" Qualifit-d Lu' er.,
may call for o pcr5<>nal tour of tlw· lll'autiluJ
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m ter liedrumn , timing room & fau11h room.
\\ ~II Inca IN n1m rmrnt In rommul'lll\ parl. .
pool. ~hool-~ .. hoppm . ........... I i 1. 900
BA :Ii B l ' VIE.,S O~ T HE ''ATER.
• •• Permanent Ba \ front home in hcautiful 5
tar mol11tle homt p rk. boal lip_ p 1We.
Owner may eirhange ..................... 169.500
Exclusive Affiliate in Orange County
HARBOR RIDGE • '
A warm traditional family home of the highest standard, wilh an
open flowing floorplan with six bedrooms, four and one-half baths
Oak stairway, gourmet kitchen and a refrigerated wine cellar.
Great outside entertaining area with built in BBQ, pool and spa, all
professionally landscaped with ocean, bay and city light views
$2.500,000. Ad4 005
BIG BEAR LAKE
Here's an opportunity to participate in the economic growth now
taking place at Bif Bear Lake. Vacant lot across from Chair .114 at Snow Summit. $8 ,500. Ad#004
LAGUNA BEACH
Breathtaking country French home completed in exotic woods.
located on two Jots at Victoria Point. Fantastic ocean and
coastline views. Four bedrooms, four baths, two fireplaces. sohd
oakwood ttoors, five ocean view decks, beveled and tulip windows
Very large family home with exceptional yards complete with
fruit trees. Steps to charming Victoria Beach. $1.295,000. Ad#003
WEST NEWPORT DUPLEX
A terrific income property close to the beach in West Newport
Two units, each with two bedrooms. one and one-ha lf baths a nd a
fireplace. Four-car carport, plus additional off-street parking
$395,000. Fee. Ad#OOl
IRVINE TOWNHOME
Lovely Deerfield Townbome facing Doe Trail Two mast.er suites
with private baths plus a powder room. Close to community pool.
schools and shopping. Easy freeway access. Won't last long, so call
now! $174,900. Ad #OlO
BELCOURT HILL
Ocean, Catalina and city lights view.from this atuonJng townbome.
Three bedroom, three ancf a half bath, family room and formal
d1nlng room, t.astef ully decorated and f umished in ultra-quahty
modem. New blond hardwood flooriqg, Berber carpeting, custom
windotr shades and abutters. Dramatic custom U&bUng through-
out. Air conditioned, upgraded security system, three car garage,
guard gate. Offered fully furnished at '795,000. Ad #Ol8.
OUT OF AREA-VINEYA~ .
Riverside County, one-half hour south of Palm ·. Forty acres
of grapevines and a fabulous borne, profesalonally itblshed and
decorated. Great opportunity for investorii ranc I owner. Ter-
rific view of the valley ud Salton Sea. ome bu a swimming
pool, deck, large patios, and room for tennis court.a. Grapevine
acrea1e producln1 table JI'&~. Owner wlll lea.e back or 1enice
the seven·year depreciation. Only f7$0,000. Ad #007.
SPYGLASS
A real Gem on Spyglass, views of city U&hta, mowitaint, Harbor
Ridge, partial ocean from prden. New Yrencb doon t.brouabo.L
Customised painting In and out, new marble floors In foyer, 'limily
room and kitchen. Uperaded lancbcaptn1 and MCUrtty IJIMtm· $695,000. Ad#Ol9
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NEWPORT HEIGHTS
NEW LISTING' Rare opportunity to purcbue a prune locauon an
Newport Heights. Three bedrooms, three baths, swimming pool
with solar beat and oceanv1ew from bving room picture window
Loads of upgrades 10 Lbls charming trachttonal residence Ca II
today for a pnvale v1ew1ng. $525,000 Ad#006
NEWPORT I LA D
Discover "Newport Island", the ~utet. hJdeaway tsland on the
Penmsula A four bedroom, including a master bedroom with a
private sundeck and spa, two bath, two story borne A warm. open
laving room with used brick f 1replace, oak flooring, remodeled
gourmet kitchen A king $445 000. Adn014
HARBOR RIDGE
No expense has been spq:red to create lhts architectural master
piece. The flawless detail of dH1gn and·construction ls not unhke
a fme work of art The generous use of late, copper and other
quality materials cannot be matched CompT1sing s~ spacious
bedrooms, five and one-hall baths, parktna for as many as ftve
.automobiles. this estate offer th maximum tn luxunous hviog
Out.standing bay and night hght view In the finishing stages of
construction now. decorative f1n1shH may be selected by the
purchaser Call today for a pnvate v1ewin&. 12.950,000. Ad.it 017
WOODBRIDGE· 'OMER 'ET-RED ED!
Expanding fa mily forces the sale or lh ch.armana two bedroom.
one a nd one--half bath cotta1e. Best Woodbr1d1e locatJon, only
steps from communaty pool & spa and parl that lnclud~
assocaallon-owned tenru courts EMr1Y·sav ng bot-water hHlt>r
and inside laundry. Only $162,900. Ad#Ol l
LAGU A OCEAN VIEW LOT
Build your custom borne tn lhas exclusive. pt.ct development -abc>v~l.apoa ~ •nd-ftjof the lfteJMDC ~-citymoantam
and canyon views. Lllnittd to just rour natural._.. bmldable
sit.es. eacb owner wlll allo b.avc u undivided laferelt ln nearly
seven acres of pristine open apace for recreaUODal and alJ"lcul·
tural use. RQdy for your borne ••lb 111 utllitlel in. Prictd from '399,000. Ad#025. ..
WEST LIFF
Charmin1 Country French residence In · tbt hi0l1· delirab
WestcUff communJty Strona alrttt appeal witb rrencta_CbatHu
arcb1tect11ral detail, includ1n1 loll of Wied bridt 18d wood btems.
Lush landlcapln1 aurrouncfa the property. ud 1 aeaerou
backyard provides ample spice for a •wunmial pool or flower
garden. The inttraor r offers comfort ind et.arm. nquilltely
decorated an a tradiUonal motJf. Wood pea noon m u.e eomtry·
kitcben, with Uled brkk fireplace and beamed ceWilll· ~
g-rous bedroiomt plus two bltba. Call now for 1 private riewiftl 25,000. Ad#012
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A RACHFRONT PftOl'IRTY ON nte llAY •NEWPORT · A wonderful
two stor, home 1n atlusivt Beacon Bay with an apansive view of tht baJ & city lrahts as
welt This tS a vtrY special commumtJ that re:flects the Newport Beach L1fntylt Private
beach & 2 tarae vn dtds. $1,400.000.
tor Package. (714) 759-9100.
( NEWPORT BEACH I
BLUFFS I YEARS NEW · Dramatic .. G .. plan in
prime locJhon One of 14 Bluffs condot buttt 8 yrs aeo
w/double 1nsulahon & many new butldin& 59t(S. Re
modeled kitchen with pdltd wtnte washtd cabmets. the
eourmet chambers stovetop, thermadore double oeven &
m1Crow1Ye, dishwasher & trash compactor. security
system & add1llonll park1111 for euests. $4 1 ~.000
BACK ON THE MARKm · This owner is ready
to mott. so submit aJI offets~ Sha11>. clean & attordabfe
3 bdrm, 2'n bath Enclosed pnvate patio with pretty
flowers & plants £13y'hvmc 111 t>taubful Newport Beach
l tonvtnatnt to all Walk to community pool, wttllutt
~" center. tenms, churches, sdlools. &-parks
AttOfdible poc:e includes the 11nd $269.000.
OPEN HOUSE SAT & ~ 14 30
2710 VISTA DU OR0-8lUFF~T BUCH
BLUR=S. •ST IUY1 ... ACUL TE a AF-
FORDA8U Spall~ dean & bref\t. this 3 bdrm.
2~ battl Newport tOftdo has new neutral carpel fresh
paint. new ftoorint hltitres & drapenes Extra Ire patio
~ b1 ·Roeers &ar!Mft. wiUt use ot cement & bfd. prettyflOftri & au1omltic1Jmf sptuttitts HU111ot--
loc1tion & juSt a short wait to East Bluff~ ch.
parks. schoots. chitrches & teMIS A creat ~Y 1ndud1111
"nd $275,000 ~HOUSE SAT & ~ 1·4.30
. 411 VISTA fQM BLUffS.fPPORT BEACH
SPICTACULAll URMUDA DUNIEI
HOI• , ..... COUNTllY cu• Of
nt1 MllllT. A I llNTIOM OCM.nMt ·
loutwd" tN J4dt ,..,, of tN pr~ Btrmoda au.. eo.try Qub •/s ... ,. NW of tbi entife 14th
~ 171 ftofflA'ay front.ICf. This 7,20014
ft tlOlll a trllll "ON of A Kincf'. S 8R. S~ BA w/4
tw..-.S. flllily '*'· fofNI ...,. rm. billa<d rm.
l!*fMt kitcheft. _.att senants quartm. t11c.ulaf
rote ...... ,_, ..,. 4 1tt prices. sec Ststtnt + du!
-.Ctrw pt• r.t••• him ......,. Sl.500.000
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I CORONA DEL MAR )
UL TAA CHARM IN CORONA DEL MAA
This stunmne 3 bdrm 3\.t bath condo is only l months
youne & a block walk to China Cove Ascend the oak
staucase to tht dramatte master suite with 1acuw bath
& view of the ocean from yo1tr private balcony Custom
Country ltte wattpapers th/ouehout and a gourmet
kitchen equipped for beauty and efttCtency Cooled by
central a1r cond1tionine. umque features abound 1n this
home that shows hh a model A real pr11e listed al mo.ooo
HOP u• ANO JUMP TO THE OCEAN
Enioy Lv1na 1/2 block from the buch 1n lfus beautifully
landscaped. wefl.nwntatned home 2 bedrooms. zi;,
baths with ocean view from cozy fam~y room and
spectJCular panoramic view from sunded. Secluded
patio adf(Mns the ~••nc room and dtrnnc area. New root.
nhl floor covennes. copper plvmbenc Owlltf 1111y CJrry
saefble 2nd trust deed Corona de! Mar llY1n& at its be$t1
$625.000
NEW ON MAMm Sou&flt after Otd Corona dd Mat stteet llCtd with 50 yr old p11)fs and on a 40 ft lot
Just one blocl to ocean! 8ut6d up or bvt 1n ttus 1mmaculte
J tiedroom JiOme wittl ffmjtj roo • Pfll' bonus
room. S.ylCf\ts, new roof and •rtchen 1Wh1nces. A must
see tor those setkine the ambience of this special area
~$735.000 * CORONA Del MAR · Sduated on a SpKIOus
comtr lo1 m Cameo Hll'Mands This sh1rp tour bedroom
tw been tasetfulfy redone with f reridl doors. hardwood
floors. ntw roof Area 1ncJudes plans for ttuee mator &Oii
courses $535.000
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I HUKTINGTON HARBOUR I
MAQNtflCENT MEDITERRANEAN HOME
68 f!et on the waler with a 60 ft boat dock. Bu~t by
Shaptro Pool and spa, tiled patio on the water. Cleat for
enterta1n1ne Bar 1n the family rm that looks straiitit
down tht .bay Laree master suite w/sitttnt rm and
ltreplace. Natural sun hke throu&hout formal di rune rm
w/a bnHiant llflt fixture This home 1s air colld11toned &
louted on a private slrttl close to beach, restaurants &
stiopp1ne S900.000
I SAN CLEMENTE I
SAN CLEMENTE•s "TAJ MAHAL"
ENTERT AINE1tS• DREAM Sduated on a
lullside wtlh a command view ol tht PKibc Otwl and
city of San Clfrntttte this 5 bdrm custom hof'llf fS tor the
person wanttna somethinc uniqut & soectacular Ora
matte entry w slybchts.. spanish tYe: Hoof. and a l 7ft Kor
C)Ond, surroundtd by lush & suspended dmint area
litween TM lsf and ~' ~•111 tN mqmfl
cent view throueh 2 stor, hlifl windows. Maid's quarte~
ovtr earace and mister bdrm has ltr~ ' ~rate
office A came rm is also included w/pool table & S4>1
The $459,000 ltrst trust deed is 1ssu1111ble and ownet
may carry 2nd l D Catt today tor~ to we 1599.~
{RENTALS I
UNIVIRSITY 'AM TIMACE · The most ... ar•-COSTA •sA
..... 6 .. •·f· .. "C-"'ff' _......... mr on the martet This 2 MIMAm I ---u"' ••"' 11-Beabful 3 BR. 1 ~ BA llomf, spotless ttiroucflout No bedtoom futures cathedral ctthncs, ctescner •1tchen, pets.. Sl.350/Mo
'-'' pasttt cotofs throuctiout & private bubt*nt SPI
$219.900.
OPEN tWS£ SAT & ~ l S NEW NEWPORT •ACH COIC>O · 2 BR. 2
l 7366 ROSEWOOO. TERRACE «VIE BA ntM PCH Ind Super'°' Security buildll1 Com pool
' spa $1,395/Mo. RELOCATING qR TRANSFERRING?----------....
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THREE Very nice, 2 bedroom, 2 bath
condo's. Newty painted exterior makes for a
sharp appearance. Community spa & poofs.
Walk to So. Coast Plaza. Minutes to all
freeways. $93,900
KOOP, JR. OR VALERIE
Great location I 3 ~ Q .. 2 t>ath, upper
unit. Nice patio. r.Q\, .. ntty spa & pools ... e.. $101,900
K00..,,,-4. OR VALERIE
This unit will not .,.. 0 ' weekendl 2
bedroom, 2 bath ·o'-' 4.11t. EZ to ahow.
Needs a little T' CZ, . 1ocated ...
KOC». . .. OR Y ALIRE
Super nice 3 bedroom 0 !'t condo. Some
new kitchen apptlar.0 \-. ·«Y nice upgradet.
Comm. apa & P'e.. 10.c,000
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NEW LISTING
OWNER MUST SELL
HM pun:h•11d 2nd "°"'9 & must eetl this
beautiful Newport North Townhome that fea-
tures 2 Muter Sultea, Oen, LMng Room
w/Flreplace, Kitchen w/aU the conwntent
appliances, lovely patio & more.
Submit offer -$259,000
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This fabulous home is 5300 sq. ft and
includes:
• Ave bedrooms. 4 'h baths
• 2 Family Rooms
• Fabulous Mountain & City Ltght View
• Huge Gourmet Kitchen includes ceramic
flooring & counter tops, indoor 880
custom cabinetry & MORE!
• Private electric gated entrance
• 4 car garage & gated off street parkrng
for4
• Berber Carpeting & Ceramic Tile
Throughout
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831-1291
HARBOR RIDGE
A distinctive home planned for gracious
ltvlng, located In the prestigious guard
gated community of Harbor Ridge.
• Gius walls frame views of Ocean. Bay &
CltyUghts
• Handsome red brick In entry, atrium.
kitchen & spacious deck
• Dual air conditioning for warmer
"NEWPORT" days
• Lovety yard with room for a lap pool
Thia fabulous home features .c
bedrooms, 3.5 baths, family room, large
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WESTCLIFF
Very cute Famlty home, owner wants out.
Weft located near IChoola and lhopptng.
Comfortable IMng anangementa ~
fwnlty room, IMna room, ttwee bedrooms,
two baths, large front, & bad( ywd with 1
poot & a two <* garage. Great buy at ........ . , ....
NEWPORT CREST
Populjr Pt9n VI ,_ bwt oan...-to 3
bedrooma Md 91a•ld for • _. m•••
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... 4 bedroom ... oeth WlfY .nerp hOme w/3
Cllt' Qllr.. 10 car oft 1treet pertdna. RV or
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THE DALE BOUT ASSOCIATION
THE REAL ESTATE COMPANY
NEWPORT HEIGHTS . . . The aura of Old
World quality and craftsmanship abounds In
this magnificent, five bedroom, five bath, two
story home. Panoramic harbor views from
living rooms on both floors. Warmth and
charm emanate from three huge fireplaces
and a handsome den panelled in African
walnut. Wonderfully designed to provide lots
of natural hght throughout. Triple crown
mouldings, antique chandeliers, air condition-
ing, steam shower ... features galore in this
uncompromising property unhke any other 1n
Newport. ..... . . . . ........... $1,500,000
DOVER SHORES Only one word fully
descnbes this residence ... "awesome". The
faclhtles are awesome This custom four
bedrom residence offers a full range of soph-
isticated. yet functional. appointments. A few
examples Outside . extravagant pool and
spa. two patios (one with a stand-up wet bar).
two firep1ts. Inside unnvaJed luxury In every
room including a regal master suite with two
separate baths and dressing rooms. Ad-
ditionally a New European kitchen. a com-=ete security system Special . .. a superb
ostat1cally controlled wine room. And
~goes on ................. $1,495,000
WESTCLIFF Gorgeous. newly remodeled,
two story. six bedroom home on one of
Westclltf's most prest1gous streets. Huge lot
with room for a pool New blue Spanish tile
roof. French windows and doors and leaded
glass accent wmdows Separate formal din-
ing room opens to intimate patio. The best
schoofs in one of Newport's best family
netghborhoods.. . . ... ...... . . .. .... S775,000
SEAVtEW GATED COMMUNITY ... Just
hsted This exceptional property has not been
exposed to any other real estate firm.
Sumptuously appoinfmented tnree bedroom.
"Bar HarbOr" model. Located on a quiet cul-
de-sac. Majestic vteWS of the ocean. night
lights and the mountatns. The llvlng room Is
special wath high pftched. rough sawn cedar
cetllno and Is enhanced wtth smot<ed mirrors
Ovef a Mndaome tli. ftreptaoe ... plus built-In
bookcuea. Othet deflciou• toucheS Include a
bnck terr.ced YieW patio. a dlnlno room with
a smoked glua dry bar and ~ area,
eating 8P9C9 tn the kltcMti. a rlchty paneted
f amity room with a fireplace and beamed
oetllngs and .. a gracious muter suite wtth Its
own private garden. Cati ut for a special
thOWing.......... . . ........ 17•,-Cfwe.e.Md)
DOVER IMOREI ... This Is truly a special
home for thOM seeking a property of hlgheSt
quallty. A wonderful panoramic view can be
enioy.c:t trom the epllCk>u8 tMng room. dining
room end <Mn. The outstMdlnQ muter auft9
6s ~With a •r..~mented beth llfld --~ doMt. Of pdoe off of"
fN9IY room. ~ 1M eecond bedroom.
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WEEKEND OPEN HOUSES
DOVER SHORES................. . ... $1,495,000
Sat 1-"4:30.................... 1310 13alaxy Drive
SEAVtEW .............. $749,000 Furnlahed
Sat-Sun 1-4 30 2005 Yacht Vigilant
NEWPORT HEIGHTS •.. .. . . . .... $550,000
Sat-Sun 1-4:00. . ... 311 Santa Ana Ave
NEWPORT NORTH...... .. sas.ooo
Sat-Sun 1-4:30 . ....... 79 Corsica Drive
NEWPORT HEIGHTS . . This custom three
bedroom residence Is everyttifng the conven-
tional home isn't. Large corner lot. Wide.
tree-lined street. Its visual promise of a moun·
taln retreat Is not misleading. Inside. there's
oak plank flooring. a step down hvlng room
with a huge River Rock fireplace, a center
Island kitchen with imported cabinets, ·a large
mater suite wtth a spa and two balconies (one
with a view of the ocean). The garage has a
three-quaner bath and RV access.
. . ... . . .. . . .. $550.000
BAYCREST . . These days. it's not easy to
find a property that could 6e ~tatm&d T
bargain" Here Is such an offering. Superb
location. Masterful construction Splend d
floor plan. The handsome brick exterior In-
vites you In The Interior appointments (five
bedrooms three and e half baths, three
fireplaces.' soaring ceilings, formaJ dining
room, large fmalty room) will excite you. This
property Is C9mplete as It stands ... but. the
visionary buyer .will see more. Its greatest
vatue may not be In what it is, but in what 1t
could be. You don't have to be rich to buy this
one .. Just amartl .................. $545,000
HUNTINOTOH leACH ..• Oecorater perfect
f!W bedroom. two and three quat1er bath.
two ttory. tJngi. fwnUy home in Hlinlington
UghthouM trac1 Sltuatr ft a queet cul~
sac on~ one Md ~Yrndea from the oceen. Dramat Toom Otning room.
Patk> kitchen. ~ t room upstafrt
Luth ~ turrounda patio and Kol
~ .. ~ .. ~.~~.~: .. ~.~-~.,;=
631-7300
EASTStOE COSTA MESA .. -: Charming two
bedroom. one bath home has been complete-
ly remodeled. Light and bright with high
beamed ceilings Ample room for expansion.
Fabulous rear yard with flagstone patio,
gazebo and K0t pond. Oversized three car
garage Pride of Ownershjp is evident.
............... .. .. . ............. $269.000
NEWPORT NORTH . Well loeated end unit
looks out to pool and spa This two bedroom
• two and one h If bath condominium has t>een
upgraded with oven. carpets. P1antatlon shut-
ters throughout, bleached oak entertamment
center for TV and stereo. Mexican pavers 1n
entry. powder room and kitchen Overs12ed
brick patio super for entertaining .. $215,000
NEWPORT TERRACE This secluded end
unit Is located among flower strewn meadows
with ocean breezes ~~· Q ously maintained
and upgraded w•''Q ~ .. ..,phanoes. parquet
floors. carpet ~ . ~n paint inside and oak
Features inclu..i1" a very large master suite.
soaring ce1hngs and abundant natural hght
. . . .. . . . . . $179,000
PARK LIDO ... ~peclal Opportunity Two
adjacent conJom1n1ums 1n Newport Beach E~h has two bedrooms. two baths. fireplace.
p~~~ double attached carports. association
poofs and lovP.ly gardens Both In very good
condition AeJsonable association pools and
lovefy gardens Both tn very good cond1t1on
Reasonable assoc1at1on dues One is an end
unit .. . $159,000
_ ..................................................... $155,000
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
tNTERIOA DESIGN STORE -· NEWPORT
BEACH . Well estabhshed business op-
portunity in the field of interior design. in-
cludes showroom, warehouse. inventory 1n
the California contemporary and South-
western motif and design company. fndustry
leader specializing In water-oriented homes.
businesses yachts Unlimited potential due to
the growth of commercial financial business
In the Orange County area .... . . '250,000
FOR LEASE
OCEANFRONT ... BALBOA . Three
bedroom, two bath H ghly upgraded Private
patio and panormalc view from Dana Point to
Palos Verde Annual lease . . 13.SOO(Mo.
•WPORT NORTH •• Three bedroom. two
and one half bath tingle family home m quiet
k>caUon. Lloht carpet and wood floonng.
8-utffutty landtcl!ped yatd Community poot
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U-WON"T a liAYE IT-Immaculate
neighborhood, Impeccable decor. 4 BR, 3 BA', 2300
1.f. home on 7500 a.f. lot. Nr comm.~ and tennis
In popular Wimbledon Vltt.ge. 8 sure N C it.
SALES $395,000. .
"TMEHOUN" TOWNHO• Unique unit In
Bluffs, greent*t vtew surrounded by trees. 2nd
story IMng gives prlncy, romance. 4 BR. 3 BA.
$405,000
•••Llst1ap'l'lds ....
YOU WON'T a LE.AYE IT-Immaculate neigtl-
boftlood, impeecabte decor. 4 BR. 3 BA. 2300 s.t
home on 7500 e.f. IOt. Nr comm park and tennis In
popular Wimbledon Village. B sure N C ltl $395,000
KING OF HAJmOR tat-Largest IOU 5 BR, 4 BA. 3
frptce, 4100 s.t. and inered. view. Compfetety
fumilhed, ready to enow and gol Airy, clean and
9'6ghtly contemporary. $1,350,000.
COUNTitY tN THIE CITY-What evwy<>ne wants:
Huge 8ack Bay lot wfth a nifty SO'• rambling 3 BR, 2
BAw/frult tr ... 1 Plus epa, lath & plaster. RV-Partclng.
And MC. system. $339,000
•IT .-J' .. A~-Oh La Lal Neat as a
pfn, 4 BA. 3 BA on a gr .. t atreet (Port Claridge). Spa,
wt ·rm, and warm family ,....ng. Right on at $605,000
COVER HOME
nc of the waterfront's most
entertaining homes. this executive
caliber property Is designed for llv·
Ing the~ life. Wtth Ifs spectacu-
lar vtews of Yachtmans Cove at the
entrance to Newport Harbor and a
prtvate pier and boat slip that can
accomodate a 50 foot yacht. this
dramatic trt-lcvel home Is truly a
contemporary masterpiece.
• Unlnhtberd bay vkw • Formal dint~ room. library 6 (amlly btllard
room • Thrtt bedrooma With aueaa roomfdtn
• Abundantt ol u9C!d briCll 6 Imported tllc
• Cloec prGJClmtty to Ncwpon Cmter6
f'uhlonle&and
•1.110.000
.....0 CONDO-Eutslde Costa Mesa, large
doors & 2 car attach garage. 2 BR, 2 BA, 2 stories
$185,000
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IXPAMIK>N ~a-Extra large lot, gr
H.V. Hltla neighborhood. 3 BR. Fam Rm. Large pool.
$539.000
PRIVACY AND SPACE-Hiiiside toe. overlooks CdM
wtth oceen beyond. lncred. view! Thffd of an acre. 3
BR, 2~ BA. '81!' rm and dJnlng room. $726.00
HARD TO feNti .. HAMOR VIEW HILLS-Classic
, tingle story 4 BR, wfth Fr doors and windows; ocean
and hillllde vleln, ample expanlon potential. Quiet
bot oantrel cul-de-sec location. $695.000
aACIC UY INCLAYE-Charming hideaway de-
velopment, 3 BR, 3 BA near coom. pool. spa. wfth own
lawn and crilp decor. $257,500
AN OlD 'AVORl'ft-Circa 1954 on a 6000 s.f. IOt nr
SA Country CNb. Nk:e yards. 2 BR. 1 BA clean With
new cerpet. Paint. Potenti.I at $225.000
PlmlO CONDO-EutlkM Costa Mesa lrg doors
end 2 car a1tech gwege 2 BR. 2 BA. 2 stories.
$185,000
$895,000 111....,
Lt. au $539,000
ExpM9k>f'I Opportunities
llmLBl•U .tBR + FR
Brooks/Merry ..........
L. Curci
.... .namu s18s.ooo 1111. ....
2 BR, 2 BA/2 atory Leverette/Web«
.... .-T&.U $257,500 ,.. .... ..,Leet
3 BR, 3 BA 8. Swtndall ... 11.000.000 ..........
5 BR, e BA. new R.z.tter ...... $405,000 !11 .........
O.M.nt•
$495,000 .......
V.SinCIW
KILLING
... $895,000 .,.,...,
48A,4BA Brooks/Merry
Lt.au $539,000 ............
Expansion Opportunities L.Curcl
WlllLBllYU $395,000 ''"= 4BA +FR Leverette eber
MmMITlllU $185.ooo 1111. ....
2 BA, 2'BA/2 story Leverette/Weber
l'mllllTl•U $257.500 IMl .... ..,u.,
3BA,3BA B. Swindall ... $1.000,000 ., ......
5 BA, 6 BA. new R.Zartler
I
WTlllff $405.000 211YlstaLMMI
0 . Markes ........ S•95.000 11•••·-3BR,4ABhome V. Sinclair
unnn $475,000 , .. , ........
4 BR. Famfly home S.Slingsby
"?ll?al $1 ,350.000 , . .....,
SBA.FR S. Eaton
..umu $339,000 ., .......
3 8R,28A P. Spaulding
Lt.au $726,000 ,.,. .......
Oc:Mn/Canyon vus O.Johnson
Plm.-Tl.U $257,500 ,.. .... ..,u.,
3 BR, 3 BA B. Hemphill
.. 11M $525,000 ,.l ...........
2 BA. remodet M.Brewer .. , .... $605,000 ,.,.,. ..... a
58A/FR T. Smith
.. , .... $474,900 1lllhft .....
Montego, 4 BR J .BerMtd ...... -$439,900 ............
FM'MtyhOfne C.Maxeentl
$345,000 .....
M. HartUng
$595,000 111 ......
M.Rowe
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DOVEll SllOllES Spacious floor plaa oa tile bey
wtth clock for la'9C boaL S.rcac bey view. Patio
uceptlonal for ntertalalng. Futurn 5 BR. f•mlly
room, dea. faatastk pm• room, all this °" Fee
Land. $1.200.000 O.-•tlmlewl-4 ...................
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LEASES
Of PICC 8PA.Ce ••• 3345 Newport Blvd. 5
.,..:ee avaJJ. Grat locatloa. ecrou &Ml Cit~
Hall. i...... tac:lucle 11tJlltla a: janJtoria.I "'. Call for more lafo.
LIDO m2 .•• S BR, uafura. or fura. ho ...
eo11v/dea. frpl, ....._..,....New pelat,
carpet. AvaU ........ 11.-/Mo.
VlU.A 8AJ..80A Spacious bilchelOf with gn kitchen,
tile counters, microwave & separate bedroom nook.
Great loat1on with large pa110 on greenl>eh, bike to
beach. 673-6900 ............................................. $131,500
EASTSIDE COST A MESA Very spacious 6 bedroom,
3 bilth home. Super loation ne.ar buses & shoeping
& accross from church. Gre.lt for 1.arge family or
possible ~rd & care home. 631-1400 ........ $275,000
WEST NEWPORT Condo 1/2 block to ocean
beaches. Newer contemporary 2 bdrm, 1 bilth with
dininr room, large bonus room, high ceilings, sky-
lights & attached 2 car prage. 631· 'f400 .... $320,000
BEACH CLOSE Condo in West Newport. like new
lri·level contemporary 2 BR. 2 bilth condo with
terrific ocean v1eW\. High ceilings. skylights, separate
dining room, 5 large patios & .ut double guage
631· 1400...... . ............................... --~ ... SJ.40,000
CORONA DEL MAR Ultra contemporafy new con· d~. near completion. Striking 2 bdrms with se-
cluded 2nd floor master suite, den & inside laundry.
Soaring 2 story living room with fireplace opening to
brge deck 631-1400, . ... . .................... SJS0,000
BALIOA PENINSULA Just ONE left. Brand new
Cape Cod townhome. Spacious 2 bdrm, 2'11 bilth,
e»k abs, security system & dble pr age. Steps to bily.
ocean, Bal~ Ferry & ~ops. 631· 1400 ........ $350,000
NEWPORT BAY TOWERS Beautiful remodeled 5th
floor condo with 2 m.lster suit6 & fabulous views of
utaliN sunsets, bily, ocean & city li~hts. Security r;;~~~&~.~~.~.~~.~~.~~~~~'..~~.~.~~~·I···~~. ~~~~
CORONA DEL MAR Brand new contemporary con-
dos near completion. Open & bright with 3 bdrms,
fp, family room, ins de f.lundry & dble prage. Top
qU.lllty with every amenity, surrounded by j)iltios &
1.indscap1ng. 631 -1400....... . .......................... $395,000
Open Sunday 1-4 . .. . ...................... 6151A psmine
NEWPORT SHORES Bnght •nd sunny 3 bdrm home
with Nrdwood floors and sp.tcious added on master
suite. Great location across from tennis courts and
pools and just 2 blocks to ocean ~aches. 631-1400
.. ... .. .. .. .. .. . . ... ... .. . . .. .. '.. . ................................ :-$429;2'9
Open Saturday 1-4 ...................................... 510 unal
NEWPORT BEACH OFFICE
~ w. co~ HIGHWAY
714-631-1400
NEWPORT SHORES Extra large corner lot Br ight &
cheerful 3 bdrm waterfront home, huge patio nex1 to
sandy ~ach Mex1an tile flOOfs, beamed ceilings &
cozy fir~.e\i,ce. Communhy pools & tennis. 631·1400
... , ................................................................... $495,000
Open Sat & Sun 1-4 ........................... 300 62nd Street
CORONA DEL MAR Sharp.duplex In great ~outh of
highway loc.lt1on. Ctmm1ng 2 bdrm cottage w11h
gleaming Nrdwood floors & fireplace, nice patio & 1
bdrm unit in reu. Walk to beach, shops & res·
t•urantJ. 631·1400 ....................................... $525.000
Open Sat & Sun 1-4 ............. 406 & 40611 Heliotrope
WEST NEWPORT 1 house to oce.lnfront. Beau11ful
remodeled upe Cod 3 bdrm home, R-2 lot with
room for unit. Ocean view from master, used brick
fireplKe m living room & brick patto Turn-key with
new kitchen 2 ~ths. 631 -1400 ................... SS65,000
Open Sunday 1-5.. . ... . .. . . . ... . .. 7101 Seashore
HARBOR VIEW HOMES Lovely 2 story 3 bdrm
home with separate 8tJe>t sune. V.iulted ceilings &
Nrdwood floors in entry,, kitchen & formal dining
if~. Bonus room & family room open lo the brtclt
patio & yard. 631 -1400 ................................... $589,SOO
Open Sunday 1-4 ............................ 1954 Port Chelse.i
NEWPORT HEJGHl'S Ch.lrming e.arly heights 3
bdrm home with separ•te_.1uest apt over detached
triple praJe. ~rdwood floors, smooth ceilin~s & ':i~~~~ ,'31 !~~ .. ~~~ .. ~-.~~~~~: .. ~~~~~!.sfirs,ooo
SEA ISLAND E•nt townhome with fabulous
views. Marble entry, g<>Utmet kitchen with granite
counters, e»k c•binets & flooring, den & 2 bdrms.
Luxurious rNSter with mirrored ceiling & bilth with
whirlpool tub. 631-1400 ............................... $625,000
Open Sat & Sun 1-4:30 ................... #7 Sea Cove une
UDO ISLE CNrmms 3 bdrm with 2 complete
master suit6, 1 up with Mt/olnlns family room & one
down pl"1 &,rse forma dininf room. Country
French decor, custom built-Ins, private f;tio on
kwely~reet. 6Jl-.l'400..-.-~ S0,000
Open Sat & Sun 1-4 ........................... 112 Via Wuiers
NEWPORT HEIGln'S Exciting 4 bdrm house with
f 1bulous harbor v.iews 1n a wOOded hillside setting.
Plly room, f~mily room & pool & separare 1 bdrm
guest cotta.ge. Just reducedll 631· 1400 ........ $789,000
UDO P£NINSUU Stunning contempor~ry 2 bdrm
in full ~utlty building with doorman Gr1nlte
counter tops, arpett>d & marble floors. etched g&.ss
entry doors & rttes~d lighting. bc111ng cNnncl
water '#~W'S 631·1400 . . . .. . . . $795,000
Open Solt Ir )un 1-4 .................. 601 lido Park Dr #1F
WATEllRONT HOMES. INC. .........
UDO l5L£ Just completely redone, hke new con-
struction. Fabulous Medne rrane•n 4 bdrm, ) Yl bith
with den willed courtyard on larger lot. Olk floors,
i'li~~4Jg: .... ~~~ .... ~.~.~ .. ~~: .... ~~.~~ ... ~ ... ta~~~
OCEANFRONT Custom 3 bdrm including fabulous
master w)h flrept.ce billcony & witer & sunle't
views. Cozy df'n with wetbar opens to rooftop deck
with Sp.l Move in cond111on on nicely landscaped
co.rner lot. 631-1400 ............................... S985,000
8.U.SOA ISLAND V1c1or11n biyfront with 3 bdrms,
dock & terrific views. lmm.lCul.te with new berber
arpef, it Ns 1 gourmet kitchen, formal dining room, .
~~~~6~1)~f~~.'..n .. ~1v~n~ .. ~ ~'.~~~~-'~.~ .. tm.~
UDO ISLE Super, one of• kind biyfront, 45' lot &
open biy view~ un be 1 bdrm, 6.,., bath with den &
for~I d1n1ng or 5 bdrm 3 ''> bilth home with• bdrm
1partment. ~y windows, sundeck & Fr doors to
bexh. 631-1400...... ........ . ............ $1,395,000
LINDA lSL£ Trad1UONI 4 bdrm 1n perfec t condmon
on oversized lot with dock & Stde ttes family room
with fr. doors to hu~e biyside p.ltios & COl'y study 63\~ 1~~.~'.~~-~~~ .. ~~a'.~~·~· ~.~ .f.~~~s ~ s't~;s~~
UDO ISL£ Spectacular 4 bdrm custom home with
Mediterranean overtones. hmly & forrml dining
rooms & eat-in kitchen open to fabulous park-like
bwn & prdens INdtng ro the 70' dock with side tie.
631 -1400 ..................................................... S2,09S1000
UDO ISLE Exciting contempor1ry 1rch1tecture, •
gre1t Lido Nord view loation & dock for 2 large
}'IChts. Floor to ceiling walls of glass, bilyfront, d1n1ng
& master, gourmet lutchen & priv11e roofdeck.
631-1400. . . . .. . . .. .. ... .. . ... $2,2S0,000
CORONA D£L MAR beachfront Fabulou' 3 brm
with unparalleled views of the ocean & Nrbor
entrance Built on 2 lots, this bright & o pen custom
contemporary has bleached Nrdwood floon & 10'
~hogony doors 631 -1400... .. . .. .. ... $2,980,000
CORONA D£L MAit Rare Shorecliff's esute with
108' of oce•n front~e & panoramic views M1gn1fi·
cent 5 bdrm home, the ult1m11e 1n !Nter&als & ~·~~t1:,~.~~sl~~ ~~~=
UNDA lSLl 8ayfront, :>ptttM:ular remod I~ 3
bdrm with den, for~I d1nin~ hut wine cellar,
deck with pool •nd 'JN ~nd pter & ~1p for 3 b<Nts.
Qwhty m1ter~ls Include traH•ttinc, onyx, br• s &
copper. 631 ·1400 ..... .-......................... 12,625,000
B LBO I ~L ND 0.~.~1
.U tl M ft1 ... : AVK
714-673-6900(;)
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1• aocmc1 11,m
Spacious 3 BR, 2 ~A. dramatic fireplace, large
deck. 1,544 square feet, encloeed park.mg. Ask
for
LEE CHESTERFIELD
.. ..,., 11111 nu 1441.•
Be the fll'St to move in! Single fanuly detached 3
BR, 2 5 BA 2 story cathedral ce~-all cream
white carpet.mg plus marble & kitchen noonng.
Master Swte on 1st floor. Premium lot for
pnvacy Ask for ..
JOANN KENTON
AIT1llUE 1a•a
Good location, good lease. excellent opportunity
for owner /operator to make a livmg learning the
busanes,,. Low cost consignment business. owner
financing avail.able. Ask for ...
CLIF A E'LYNN KEMP
EAITm llftfl .....
New carpet, new pamt upgraded appliances
These uruts have at all. 3 BR. 2 BA, fireplaces,
large yard Plenty of park.mg. Excellent rents.
Ask for .
LEE CHESTERFIELD
l.WU, IDRI, l.Ulfll
On the beach, 2 BR, 2 BA-$1500/Mo. Newport
Heights. 3 BR, 2.5 BA-$1500 Mo Big Canyon
golf course. ocean Vlew, available furrushed Pnre
$2600/Mo. Ask for ...
CLIP A £?LYNN KEMP
llft.EX M UY W/PIEI 11,!ll.•
Bayfront duplex located m one of the most
spectacular locauons in Newport on the main
channel. Unobstructed views of mountains and
water Has 118 own beach and pier . EXCELLENT
investment property; set. mo. income -$4,000-
$4,500 year 'round not including summer rentals.
3 BR, 2 BA up; Z-llR, 2 '"BA down. each
w /fareplace For y our penonal showing, ask for ...
GAIL TAYLOR
CEl.flllTf -.. YUi 1111.• In your new home in Woodbrid•. S.,.cioul
comer location with large wrap around yard and
wood deck patio. Bright and airy with sky Ucbta
and green houte wtnaows. Quallty Berber carpet
throughout th.is 3 bedroom. 2 Yi beth home. Ask
foe ...
MAXINE GOLDEN
Ell1'lmf: llEW, MT latEI 1111,111
The only view home now avallab* ln EMtbluff.
to&ally 1etnodeled. The expended Mateer suite
includes walk-in clc»ed. leJ*'ate "jK\mi" tub,
and Iota of unport.ed tile. Great sun.et and dty
light.a view from malt.er BR. LR, & FR. For a
pri'4te abowina call_~ F.utbluff 1pedallst1
PHIL A EUGENIA STARKENBURG
•HE 111IMI
Just llsced!! Thia chann1.. ~my lt in an ideal
comer location. Hot,.• '-~"le area. 3 BR. 2 BA. living~ Y"'°"'. Hurry won't I.Mt
Call now lor 4. ~-
81Ll'4l OONNA WEBSTER
... , ...... , 1121.•
Unique 3 BR. 3 BA creatively and totally custom-
ized two story home with cotnpletely pnvate pool-
spa: Ltus ablolutely must be seen to be ap-
preciated Call now for ~vate showtng_ Ask for .
BILL AND DONNA WEBSTER ·
LAW IEICll 1211.•
Huge, flat ocean view lot Approved design for
3400 sq ft. home in area of large custom homes
Ask for ..
EILEEN BARRIS
acu.IMT LEAR ... /Ml
Immaculate two stor y. beauu fully furnished
oceanfront home on the sand at Peru nsu la Point
Two pauos. garden, three-car parking, 3 bedroom
and den. 3 bath AnnuaJ lease available February
I a t $3500/month Ask for.
RONDA HE IN OR GAIL TAYLOR .,, • -
• .,., llEICllTI UISE l11IO/MI
Two bedrooms. two and one half baths, re
modeled kuchen, fireplace. single car gar.Jge ~k
for ..
PHIL & EUGEJNA STARKENBt;RG
• IEll -Wlf IPTm ......
This Lautramont model has 4 BR. luxury master
swte, with vtew 1 BR on first floor, 3 baths
Guarded community Wllh communal) pool. and
tennis Also for lease Ask for
GAYLE AMATO
MDIII .. lllllEI llllREll 1471.•
Best buy 4 bedroom, 2 bath, fmally room. For a
nice family, one block to elementary 1ehool.
community pool. dubhoule, greenbel lrlllde lo-
cation Ownen 81\XlOUI. Alk for ...
JULIA LIAO
OPEN SAT 6 SUN 1-4, 9012 PORT P&OVENC
.,..,.,nuan
Two to cl'°°9e from, Laguna Surf and Carlsbad
Owner want.a out! Will tell both or either at cmt
U you're Jookina for details, uk for ...
CLJF AND E'LYNN KEMP
WITE•lllT ..UI 1171.•
Darling duplex complete with ~t dock 2
BR/2BA down and 1 BR/1 8A up LR
w/flreplace, dining area. lots of windowa ovt-r-
loolong the water. Deck w•t.h two wa~r Vtews.
berber ca.rpet and new tile, fresh paint tn great
Newpon locaUon. Ask for ...
PHILLY DUKE ..
I +-CEZ I I• .. Ill
Pcmoi• nonh G.rwY Sc.. 7a.t C4 and lli.i dt)
Coopel adw. Gr.\ .far r.t food. CneUent ..,_
between 2 ,,. .. ,.. '7 per ... ft.
TOii ALLINION 8BA&ONVOGT ..........
Lowly am.n.. Bay, -Qty l..Alh• ... ~
Plftdld 4 BR. 3 BA f8lllilJ • bOm.w roma. Home. Call for edditianal Info. Ind ,aw' ~ ..... ..,_
lftc. Alk for ... tlANS 8UNOAILA
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lltllll llOl HH•I 1471,DOO
Bnuuful home 9'l one of Harbor Views largest
lots, 3 BR. 2 BA, room for expansion & pr1val•
pool Cathedral ceilings an lJVing. faml.ly & dining
roorN New appl.Jances. sunny & bnght.. opc-n
floor plan. great for entertalning. Ask for
JULIA LIAO
mf'f ITllY IBITI_,... .... ..
City hghts. mounUlm, and peek.ocean views from
family room and kitchen. Perfect home for .i
couple with or wtlhout childttn Two secondan
bedroomsopen onto a study Wlth a secluded
master uite Aak for .
MAUREEN WHITE
OPES HO 8 N 1·-4, '1 llO&DEQ\..X HARBOR RIOCt
WATflflllT LHmlf R11,IOO
Exquwte, Sophisucated. and casual all roUed into
one condo/home "Completely" remodeled with
top of the line design"! Ttus won't last'" Ask for
JUNE DAVIS
-118 •n I II Clml 1111•111
JUST BIDIXX>RATl!D 'nlROUGKOtrr. In-cludlnc new kitchen and baths. Subzero refriger-
ator, Ucht oak cabtneta, overaized jlami, mirrOrs,
Italian tile, wool Bttber, air. Bayview; with &lip
available. Alk for ...
.,. DENNE SODERLING ........ .... •.
·'fhrM BR home an desireabJe Harbor View Hills.
Inviting patio has spa, firepit, and water fount.am.
Great for couple or farruJy. Ask for. •
VIRGINIA SW AN
lllMATIC R •tlWEIT IM 1111.111
Newport North decorator's home on extra large
CX>CDer lot. Pool, spa, BBQ, Malibu.a, custom
pevered yard. Interior w/c:ustomi.zed cabinetry.
mirrored clolets, wool BerWf' carpets. Sparush
pevered floors, plantation ahutten. au' con-
ditioned, aecwity. Don't mm this designer-per-
fect home!! Aak for ...
JO-ANN DORAN A PAULA BAILEY
OP&N SAT A SUN l-4, 3000 CORTE PORTOYINO
BBlm • IAYFl llH 14.111.111
SOPHISTICATED. CUSTOM HOME ON HUGE
LOf! Open, specioua; luxurioua appointment.I and
fumish.inp. Kitchen designed for a connoiaeur!
Desicned for IJ"adous living and entertaining.
Hu huge dock, 6 BR. 5 BA. 3 f plea. Lap pool and
spa ln privat.epauo on the bay. Aak for ...
DENNE SODERLING
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REALTORS
llftl 1111•1 ..,.
A circu1ar drive way leads to thas very~ 4
BR home with 2 fll'eplatts, French doors, Mex-
acan u1e OoorinC a.n kitchen & family room
~r carpet ~t. Pool me ya.rd, VffY
pnvatc. Ownet-will c.·ousidtt ~ ~bJe
Joan that om 'C.t~:;Jii:·o
fP'N' IAY 1741.•
AbloJuteJy immKulate home an aated oonvnuni-
!1_ Partial ocean view and away form COiit
ffiChway. To\a.Uy rftnadeled with ~r taste.
FTencb doon and ..-ct brick ~t. Tiled
kitchen Wl&h oak and a.Liii cabinet&. sub-ztt0 re~t.or and much~. K1ah beerned Ct"ll·
lnp an LR and FR. Exquisite landlcapinc with
\.-ct bc1dc and tile. Hurry, owner bouaht a.nothtt.
Call me today'
G ISELA BURMEI TER
.. Ulll II llYClflii 1171,m
Completely renovated on the best street m
Bayaett! No experwe has been spared on th11
spacious 4 BR, 3 BA home. Light and 811")'
throughout with new wool berber carpet. white
walla and French doors, all new Poz:z.i and win-
dows. Fresh landscaping. For the buyer who
demands perfecuon Ask for ..
DIANA PROSSER .,. .. ...
Woodbndge Arbor lake 3 BR, 2 'A BA, beautilully
decorated 2 story end locataon with 11eparate
dirung room. farruly room, den, and breakfast
nook. Stepi to lake wtth mini \flew Ask for
RAY DAVIES
MCIUll 1711,m
A city Ug.bts view from thls beautllul. clUlic, 4 BR
home highlighted with bleached oak Ooon. plan·
tat.ion ahutten crown mouldings plus room for a
pool. Call for your private showing. Ask for ...
DELIA DELGADO
Wiii .. -l.WE .....
Beautiful, furnished "Laut.rcmont" in Harbor
Ridge with spectaculat ocean. bay, city 4ghts
view 4 BR. 3 BA fam rm professionally decorated
fo~r model home. Close to commuruty pools
and tennis. Ask for
MAUREEN WHITE
lllUlllUI 1•111111 11,811111 Outltandinc pe.nonmic view. Security building.
S1500/MO. Ask.for ...
VIBGINA SWAN
OWNER WANTS THIS LEASED SOON!
Al ltlllll llftnmm 117,•
Fannie Mae owned, 2 story condo, mA ap-
proved. 2 BR. l BA. San Juan C..patrano. Good
income ratio. Aak f« ...
llA Y DA \:'IE8, JR.
••• Clft/lW f-.....
Excluaave gate guarded commuruties of Irvine
Cove & Ritt Cove. Large OCNn view lots and
homes available. Call for de1.alls and ask for
EILEEN HARRIS
IPfCTAClUll llll• IAYfml 11,411,•
Ne wly remod<'led 5 BR. guard gated home 2 pa
m pnvate courtyard Large boat hp Exct>llenl
financing terms available below present markN
rates to qualified buy r. As~ tor
MARY DI TULLIO
1STms1W1 aa•
Over 2,000 sq. ft. m a beaulJfuJ N B. Community
SpeciOUI 3 BR, 3 BA home wtth a large kitchen,
cathedral ceilings and pnvate spa m patio A
really quality Westyle locataon that must btt> n
to be appreciated Call now for your pnvatt>
showing._ Ask for
BILL A DONNA WEB TER
780-5000
CIM I • lfAlf 11, 111/M1
Coty 2 BR, l ~ BA townhome. Fireplace, pan·
try/uUllty room Pnvate patao, 2 car parking.
community pool. Ntee ronchtaon Ask for
PA LA BAILEY
111111 ml ~--Elegant custom magruficent estate. With 6
bedrooml. 4 5 baths. pool, spa and one of the
largest lots on the RJdge Ttus home IS on a cul-de·
sac and has ocean and city hghts V1ew A \ta·
chtaonal famaly home in this presttgious pte
guarded commuruty C.Ompletely refurbished and
fender owned Ask for .
ESTHER YANK
.... 1111.•
One of !Ma Canyon's larlest ain&Je story honM9. 4
bedroom, 2~ bat.ha. pool & 1p1. For detaila ... ask
fOf' ..
.JANE SUNGAILIA
._ --ID 1111,• Dr.UMue 3 BR, 3 BA Fam Rm ttome with
outatandi.na mounwn and city h&ht Vlews. ln·
timate ~t with fireplace ofl muter aw
Newly decorated Guarded commwuty with pooli
and tennis Ask f Of' ...
MAUREEN WHITE
&II 1 ml lllflllll PHJllH 11111.111
.........,., DriYMe 3 Bil. 2 BA Mr9t and ~ve
~. W beyfron~prtvate marina fot' -.. boat. ~Ud.d arid private 2 QI'.....,.
m ,..,.aed Lido Call few a~t,.. _..,..._.
LYNN• LJNDSA Y
•••TNIR11ftW ,.. ......... .
Newport'• newel premier community featunna 3
and 4 bedroom Mediterranean sty~ ~e family
homes. Attractlve ret'l"ff b<ln UH wt th J>O:Ol & pa.
~ co ~ 1aland-and .free.ways_--r10
models available for Vlewing. Ask for .. ·.
JO-ANN DORAN a PAULA BAILEY
OPIN AT 6 S N t-4. 3000 CORTE PORTOFINO
EITATf RRS • lftlTIUf ---Speaous 3 BR. 3 BA. newly remodeled Camaly
home. Extra larae lo• with pool and room for mo
fun. Long dnveway lNdlng to d tached gar e
gtws you that extra pnvacy and grandu r f<'Cl-
ln& Ask'°' MARIA ELENA BANK
Wlillfll II.. 171.•
PRICED TO SELL NOW' ln N wport h 'l
BR, mobile hot'ne, clubhouses. pool, spa
Motavated 1eUer. Aak for ...
VLRGINA SWAN
Mlll .. 1111'. .....
ero.ctmoor plan 4 superb view of rught lichts
~t landlcap.na and •t.rona Homeo'WTW'rs
Aslc. 2 bedroom. Glant bonut room. study &
priVK)'. Available by Jan. 1$. Alk f«-·
TOM ALLJNSON
SBAaONVOGT
OPDC 8UlfDAY l•I. u aocay ~NOLL
Bl.G CAN·YON . . . -..
FINEST AVAILABLE ••• . IT'"t•.-r n..11n ....,_. ... ,..
Magntftcent, newly construcied custom home. 4BR, 41nBA
with library and famlty room. Exceptional quaUty, limestone noora and granite counter tops. Large muter suite with
separate his/hers baths. Excellent sun exi><*Jre with light,
neutral decor. S 1 239 500
Traditional, 5BR. 6'h8A custom home. Cul-de-sac ~Ion
overlooking lake and golf course views. Gracious famlfy hvtng
at Its best. $1 ,695,000
Located on the largeet homeatt• In Big Canyon. This 68R, 61liBA, slngte story cu1tom home 11 one of our ftneet on.r .. .ga.
Features bteac:hed oak ftoorl and French doors throughout. E.stat•slze back yard lncludea pool/spa, large catMwia and
regulation grass volleyball court. 12,850,000
Beautlfulty awolnt· 't'1ldltionel, 5BR famlty home. F•turet
apeck>u9 llvtng ano amity room .,...., An abundant UM of
brick, hardwood ftG rs and Fntneh dOOra add1 to the dl9tlnct
charm of the home. 'X&ted on elevated large private tot wtth
spacious poot-alze •rd. $1,295,000
For your person I showing, please contact DANNY BIBB or STEPHANIE GRODY
G u B a ELLIS REALTORS • 844-8200
BruhhErEllis
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SELECTED HOMES
llQ CANYON BEAUTY 11..-.000
Gorgeous 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.
ING CANYON 11,495,000
Lovely traditional family home, 6 BR. 4 BA, with
elegant formal marble entry Large master
suite, large private lot with pool. On one of Big
Canyon's finest streets. Danny Bibb or Step-
hanie Grody.
BE.COURT 11,415,000
Belcourt Gallery custom home. former model.
Four BR. 4 BA. plus bonus room. Circular stair-
case overlooks gracious living areas. Pool, spa,
BBO and cabana. Belle Partch.
alG CANYON CUSTOM 12.850,000
Magnificent family home set on one of the
largest lots Spacious rooms. bleached oak
floors. 6 BR. separate large cabana, pool and
spa. Volleyball sportscourt. Danny Bibb or Step-
hanie Grody.
FABULOUS CUSTOM HOME 11,IM.,000
Traditional Country French, 5 BR. 6th BA, home.
Serene settlnc on Big Canyon Country Club's
15th hole. Lake view. Incredible quality through--
out. Danny Bibb or Stephanie Grody.
, DET ACHED HOMES
GARDEN Of EDEN SGS,000
Ll&ht and br~ht. 3 BR. 2'h BA home Spacious
rear yard wit flowers and fruit trees surround
the patio by Roeers Gardens I<>& or bicycle
around Newport Bay. Gloria Robertson or
Caro1yn Lowe
NEW aAYCREIT LISTING ..... 000
Mov~ condition, ready for Immediate oc-
cupancy. Three BR. 2'h BA. conace. Berber
carpets. pool redone~ new landscaplnc., Home
completely refurbished Beverly Morphy.
aAYaHOMI ....... H
En)oYt the amenities that this pted family com-
mun ty has to offer Charmine J BR, home with
separate master suite and study Laree family
room. Ann Peters.
FA-. y •IQH90RHOOO 1121.000
Outsundlnc one level 4 BR. home. walklnc
distance to schools and shops Great private
location. Pool. pa and loads of uptrades. Ma•-
lne Propp
N•eauu PAM Pf'IVACY *5.000
Four BR. 2~ BA. family home away from the
crowds yet close to the w~. beach and bay
activity. A dream place to raise an active family
Hob6e Denny
.-Ml D llAY .. ITAft IALI P-.-
Only S72~.000 tor this l BR w/larae ~t t>Kkyard
close to ftrk Md tenna T errtftc k>caUon Great
potenlW. for edd-on or remodel. c:::re wtth
recent Mia. You'n cftlco\tef vehle. R or o.ve.
FEATURED HOME
HARBOR RIDQI CUSTOM '2.850,000
nder construction. fabulous views of the
ean and city li&hts. Five or six bedrooms,
levator, three levels. To be completed In
he spring. Choose your finishes now! Ann
Peters.
uNDER 5300 000
PMCIOU8 QIEll '211.000
A real doll hooe for comfort and luxury In
outstanding location near Newport Center. Two
BR. executive condominium. Sulit In wall unit.
Walk to shops. Nancy lmbernino.
Ll(E NEW CONOOMINtUM SM4,000
Beautiful 3 year new 2 BR. 2 BA. home in the
heart of Newport Beach. White carpet. mirrored
walls. Very ll&ht and bright. Security gated
community. Micki Cooper.
A REAL BUYI ~000
In the heart of Newport Beach. New plush
carpeting. walls of mirror. vaulted celllng5, mas-
ter suite with study area. Two BR. 2 BA. Priced
to sell immediately. Micki Cooper.
El.EGANT TOWNUO• 1321.000
Spacious 3 BR, 2'h BA, end unit. Verylight and
briaht. completely remodeled. has very private
pat1o. Walk to pools. Wildlife Preserve. Trlona
Bergin.
OPE N HOUSES
SATURDAY
BAYSHORES IUS,ooaut 2S1I Vl9ta
l Btt. FR 1·4 SuunM Shulttr
BIG CANYON 11.-.000 24;= • BJr.n-~
BAYRIOGE .,..,. 11.,....,
2 BR. pool 1 ·S Miclr.J Cooper
8AYCR£ST ...... -1 COMMDdDN
) BR. pool I·'> Oonn1 Will
SUNDAY
BAYSHORES M•,U •H 2AIVlal8
l Btt, FR 1-4 Suanne Shu~r
BIG CANYON -.-. .._....., .....
) BR 1-" J.ck.~ l<~icti
BALBOA ISLAND '1.~ 1M a . .., .. _.
l Bit l-4 S.r1 Hinman
H V HILLS --UM o.1111111 r
• BR. FR I-" lO Ml•ll~ Propp
BtCCANYON '1.--M=~*""' •Bit. FR 1-" lO S" 1*Crod~
LIDO ISLE ·--217 V1e ._., ... 'le
2 BA. F'R I·• Ct\erl S11Wlh
P£NINSULA ... ,_ t1'M .......... MoN
• 8't. pool M '~o.t\n)'
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IAYCatST .... .,c ••.• .,.
l llt. n . poo1 1·$ Donne Wall
2 Civic Pl•z•, # 100
VIEWS . HAMOR NDGE 11, 150,000
Breathtaking views of Newport. Five BR. 4 full
baths, formal dining room. private spa. Mirrored
walls, securtty system. Guarded gate. pools,
tennis courts. Mall Gulledge-Bean.
E•RALD BAY-OCEAN SIDI 11,150,000
Older home on good lot with great view and
fabulous potential. We just listed this at
S l, 150.000. Lots of parking. Two stories O K
Oa.;e HLrsch!er or Rod Daley.
80UTHWe8TEM DlleON $1,375.000
Three BR with pool. spa. and fountain Located
on one of the largest lots In Irvine Terrace with
1 so• view of jetty. ocean. Balboa and Catalina A
must see. Ask for BJ Johnson.
COUNTRY FRENCH 11,415,000
Fabulous Harbor Ridge custom 4 BR. home
offers lovely pool and spa with cascading river
rock waterfall. Landscaped to perfection Pan-
oramic view deck. Interior with superior ap-
pointments Danny Bibb or Stephanie Grody
FAllULOUI ESTATE-VIEW 11,500.000
Six BR, 5'h BA with family room. sitting room and
formal dlnlnf. Guest quarters. Dramatic pool,
outside cooking f acllity and entertainment area
Two separate master sutes. Trlona Bergin.
PREMIER LOCATION 11,725,000
Balboa Island's most active harbor location
Two or 3 BR. custom home boasts private spa.
teak cabinetry. lots of skylights. multiple living
areas. New pier and dock for sever~I large
yachts. Martha Macnab or Sara Hinman
• IUPEM OCEANFRONT VIEW 11,115.000
Dramatic 180• views of ocean. Jetty, Catalina
and sunsets. Listen to the sound of the waves
Spacious older home with 4 BR. 5 BA. A special
COM opportunity Lois Jacobs or Linda Oeth
OVERLOOKING MACH l2,37S.OOO
Terrific new 3 BR, 4'1l BA w/conv den Looks
down on the private beach & pound inc surf. This
Is Emerald Bay's best location Seller may carry
flnanclnc to qualified buyer Dave H1rschler or
Rod Daley .
llREA THT AKING VIEWS S2,SIS,000
Magnificent custom home in Big Canyon's Fair-
way One. Two story entry with grand columns
and French limestone floors. 4 BR. library.
gourmet kitchen. Truly exceptional Danny Bibb
or Stephanie Grody
SELECTED CONDOMINIUM S
NEWPORT NORTH Ho. 1515.000
Beautiful family home. has extra room for many
uses. Ready to mov~ In While wooden shutters
hlch celHnp, 4 BR, 2~ BA Close to school,
shopping. Assoc pool and spa Mall Gulledce .
•LCOURT ... ooo
F1rst time offered -Towne Collection pfan C
Two master suites, three baths, living room with
two st~ ceillnc. formal dlnlnc, many custom·
lied features. Belle Partch
COSTA MESA OFFICE
2299 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA
Expect the best"
(714) 645-0303
THE . 1 COMPANY IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA IN SALES & LISTINGS
COSTA MESA
PARKLING CLEAN ON R2 LOT 1285,000
T ha..,. parklinK clean hou e is on an R2 lot. Ju t
around the corner from Newport Beach. Add on
and make a legal duplex~ Call for a howang
a µpoantmenl.
DARLING 1 BR, 1 BA 1 GARAGE, I CARPORT $92,~0
( 'omplelt'ly remodeled. Better than new. It\ a
darling Pnd unit. Larger unit. Lower unit. Huilt
in 1980. New paint inside and outside. All new
whatf' hf'fber carpets, new frigid aire (2 door) nf'w
-.t.ove 1electr1('). new dishwasher. Include wash
er and d ryer. Ve ry private new front and bac·k
patio overlooking "blue water st reams and
~te rl all~" Outstanding tropical landscapinjl?.
Communitv p<x>I and spa. I mile from Newport
Ht-11ch. (·all now for more information ..
R. \. Af('E S $230,000
LArKf' cnrrwr ~'-t with 0·~ .1) Me<.;a del Mar. 4
bt-d room .. I ,; S 0 ~ .. 1e. Clean.. fre hlv
pamted '\ewer ..,,, Move in today.
MESA VERDE
MESA DEL MAR U89 000
Do you know a family with a motber-in-iaw,
teenager or li ve -in? This is the perfect home.
Fourth bedroom has its own bath and entrance.
Lovely yard with pool and spa-South Coast
Metro close.
COLLEGE PARK un,ooo
11 roomfl . :l bl'l th 2 cu garage. Bag and private
yard. Like new, exeellent condition. Fireplace
with hardwood floor. New paint. New white
Berber carpet. New drivew~. patio, 1idewalk,
tile and counter. Vacant. Call now for more
information. Won't Jut ...
OPEN HOUSES
2577 COLLEGE DR
SAT & SUN 12-4
230 LILLE!..."~~ #31! SAT & SUN 12-4
851 ST. CLAIR
SUNDAY 10-6
ll-49 W. BALBOA BLVD
SAT&SUN
WEEKEND
GETAWAY TO
TltELAKE
ARROWHEAD
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4 BR
1405,000
2 BR
SH9,000
4 BR
'675,000
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Coldwell Banker Residential Real Estate
Services weekend t8Cape for two to beautiful
~ke Arrowhead! The getaway includes two
nights accommodations plus dinner at the
elegant Lake Arrowhead Hilt.on Lodge,
renowned for its picturesqe beauty and natural
setting for winter sports! There will be a winner
from each office, so don't miss this wonderful
giveaway!
Congratulation !
CONGRATULATIONS TO
THE LUCKY WINNERS!
David Fertitia, &.taide Coeta Meaa
Area Specialiat preeentinc the voucher
to winners of the weekend· getaway to
Lake Arrowhead Hilton, Mr. and Mn.
Eric Johnt0n.
OTH R AREAS
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VICJ'OllAN MANSION U98,500
Purchase your ve own Vict.ol'ian Mansion m
the hilt.on e d'iatrict of Heninger Park in ants
Ana. Th11 4 bedroom, 2 bath, 2 story home
features fireplace, 12 foot ceilings, ornate mold
inga, ~ncloeed porch, pool, 4 car garage tnd much
more. Included in the price of tJiis unique home
ia a duplex, which you can make over half of your
monthly payments! For complete details. call
today!!
DUPLEX CABALLERO '2%0,000
2 BR, 2 BA 4nd I BR. l BA Loa Caballeros purt
complt x Fount4in Vall ey. Call now-It 111
spe-c1al!
NEWPORT BEACH
SEAPAIU PENTHOUSE VIEWS ut6 000
Luxurie>tU, bay! ocean, city liah~ viewL 2 BR, 2 ~A fa~ul~us k1t;ehen, outa,tanct-!ns muter suite
includmc JICUUJ tub and 1t1anuc walk-in cl<>fft.
Ftreplace, alryli,hts excellent location near 2
pools. Barely lived in. Near Hoag H pital
complex. 9reat profesaional U/ .. tyle. Vat'ant
ready Cot tmmediate occupancy.
~SUN1 2.4
230 L1LLE LANE, UNIT 312
ENTER OFF HO PITAL ROAD
SO COAST ME1RO
l)l"Pt:I \' \Ll'E I\ MF.SA WOODS Ut~.000
l.oq •lv IRH. :lHA :.? turv near • 1ulh oa1>l
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NEW LIDO
CUSTOM
• 3 BR 3 BA. Dton, New custom
home
• Mtd1terr•ne.in Style, Very bright
& open. Corner lout1on on
over)1l<-d JS' lot
• Built toncurrent with home next
door to pro\'1dc mn1mum pr1v•cy
•nd open spaet•
• Will com1dt'r ~lling l•nd w11h
<lpproved pl.lns
$875,000
LIDO REDUCED!
• 3 BR . 3 1.,1, BA family homf'
• Bright open Ooor plan
• Sunny Strada patio
• Large undet k off master
• One of tht" lowest priced
home on Lido!
$569,000
FELL OUT OF
&8CROW
• 4BR. 2BA Traditional Stylc-
Ho~
• m_mc 0vcra1nd 45·1.o•n
• French Doors ~ U Soulh PaOo
• ~amed cctllnga ••• nodded
kltrhen Air ccildtUoncd.
• RcduCed 850.000 •-.ooo
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LIDO WITH A
VIEW!
• 5 BR. 4 'h BA . Older Home
• Ont-of a kind location dlrt"C'tly
aero s from Clubhou~ beach
• Unobstructed main bay view•
• Ideal southerly exposurt" with
88' of view fronta1te
• Steps to ClubhouS<'. beach
and tennis
$895,000
OPE"' HOU £SAT & L"" l ·S
720 VIA LllX> SOOD
LIDO'S FINEST
• 5BR. 4\'J BA. dc-n . famllv room
+ ~amf' room. Family home
• 1 llghest quality & de tgn.
traditional tylc w/pancd
windows. French doors.
~med celltnjt
• Ovt'rslzNJ 521/i'lot on desirable
trrct to strttt location
• Ortcntf'd around sunny.
• bricked patio with private ~
• Large game room w/wet bar
$995,000
'LIDO BAYFRONT
FAMILY HOME
• 7 BR, &i,i, BA. den or 5 BR. 4 Y~
8A. den plu 2 BR . 2 BA unit
• Prime OVCMIZ~ 45. lot on
sandy ~arh. with 3 car
~a~e
• Bright o~n floor plan.
professionally dttoratro In
~tel tone
• 'Turn·k~y" prtd<" of
ownc-r8hllp family home '¥Ith
large Income unit
$1,395.000
COSTA MESA
USTW JllWI• 111.,-
Qulet complex with community pool and spa. 3
bedrooms, large master suites with separate
bath and patio. Inside laundry. Skylights. 2.5
baths. double attached garage. For Information
call 646-7171. NP7
L&llEl Niil TIWJlll• 1111,MO
Excellent location. Spacious master suite with
separate dressing area. Private balcony. Living
room with CO'Z'f wood burning . fireplace. 3
bedrooms. 2.5 baths. community pool and spa.
For further information call 646-7171. NP8
WTSlll WJFll• Mm SH1MO
Much sought after eastside location. Single
story spacious 3 bedroom, 2 bath. Large living
room with fireplace. open spacious family
kitchen, perfect for the young famlty. Call
646-7171 to preview. NP9
LIWHT PllOI 1111,IOO
lowest priced 4 bedroom in Costa Mesa.
Located near So. Coast Metr.o area. Large living
room with flreplace. large family kitchen, double
attached garage, newty painted, large, large lot
Many fruit trees. Room for garden. Hurry on this
Call 646-7171. NP10
UIUll PllOI 1111,000
For this spacious affordable 3 bedroom. 2.5
bath townhome. 2 decks, laundry, convenient
kitchen. One bedroom and full bath downstairs.
Excellent !vestment opportunity. Call to see
646-7171. NP12
llWU UYI PllllllD IMTIO S 1H,llO
Hurry on this one. Motivated sellers have
purchased another and must sell. Adorable 3
bedroom, 2 bath. Large corner lot. Room for
expansion. Call for details 646-7171 . NP 11
I •U•TI 12 ......
Large 4 bedroom in excellent area. FamUy room
with crackling fireplace, gourmet kitchen with
Mexican tlle floors, pull out shelves. Big, Big
bedrooms. Freshly painted Inside. Move In con-
dition. CalJ M6-23t3. KP1
11U ftlll • llYIL PAUi AJl,lll
Lovety Mesa Verde home In move In condition.
Big living room, dining room wfth fireplace. Alt
remodettd kttchen with oak caban.te, new
countertop cooktop stove and m~ro. Nloe yard
with spatkllng poo and spa. Call for detalts. Call
546-2313. HP2 .-
mn Fiii If lllUlf.. 11•,-
Seldom offered townhome In exclusive aree at a
very gOOd price. Securtty gate, ttle entry, btg
living room, fireplace upgraded plulh carpeting.
Three bedroom•. 2.5 baths. Walk to the ex-
clulive Mesa Verde Country Club. Catt for ct.-
taJll. Call 548-2313. HP3
llLllAml II Fl11111MI
Movtng out of, 0t Into Coetll ~Ne~
BMctt Ot OrMge County? ConfuMd ebout
whQ to Clll or how to get Information on
~you .,. going? Calf ua. CentUry 21 The
Reaj &tatera It conMCted wtth 7 ,Gob omc.
throughout the Unfted Stat•. Call our t.eoc.
tlon department, PHYl.LtS Mtr7171 0t ROY
54-2313
·--Giant customized home In Mesa Verde. Big
living room with flr.eplace. Gourmet kitchen, 4
bedrooms, one bedroom has been added on
with a crackling flrepfaoe and a separate entry,
great for a mother In law or teenager. Excetlent
buy, call now won~t last. 546-2313. HP4
mlmllllAITPUD '211 ....
One of this weeks best buys! Seller has left area
and Is hlghty motivated. Family room with fire-
place, freshly painted Interior. Exterior ls tex-
coted with a 15 year guarantee. solar system
Excellent neighborhood near SC'hools, churches,
shopping. Hurry won't last. Call 546-2313. HP5
llllT , ...... • .. ,...
For the lady and gentelman that require the
best. Both In home and location. Tiie entry,
sunken IMng room, format din ng, huge fmalty
room, gourmet kitchen, 1 bedroom or first level
and 4 on upper plus a deflghful bonus room, or
artist stuldo. Lovefy yard wtth rode spa. Call now
for detailS. Call s.6-2313. HP6
2 1111111 -Pl.IS mlD .. , ..... Famastlc property for the new Investor or live In
one for the comfor1 and rent the other for profit
Property is In excellent conditlon. Addltonal
units possible. Call 546-2313. HP7
Hlm-M.MNT ... llT SJll.IM
Great potential here. 4 bedrooms. or 3 plus den,
or library. living room wtth hardWOOd floors,
country kitchen. Country size lot. can to see
646-7171. NP13
OTHER AREAS
WAI.I Tl IUll 1111 ...
Giant 2 story home In excellent area of Hunt-
ington Beach. Sunken IMng room, f replace,
famity room, patio, kitchen, open 1taJrway. 3 big
bedrooms, 2.5 baths separate utUity room. over-
sized double car garage. Call 5-46-2313. HP8
Fm?• nun •H•• m1.-Love1y home located In excellent area. SpKloua
Uvlng room with cracitltng fireplace. big family
room or bonus room. 3 big bedrooms, plus
many more extr-. ~pr~ on.•.
large corner lot. Call M&-2313. HP9
···••11-.i ....... Due to per90n1l reasons I must seu my lovely
double wkS• mobile hOme In a greet 5 star park.
Bellutlful area, ctubhou ... poot, apa, excerc ..
room, full IOClat ectlvtty. Must be 55 veert or
older, no petl, f ant•t~ retlretMnt area. Mu1t
ucrlflce. Calf Roy 541-2313. HP 10 --•-•au i-.• Vecant Md moet deWable JMmlne Creek towmome on~. 3 bedrooms, 2.5 bethl priced to .... &uper Coran. del Mar .,.._ Cell
548-2313. HP12
2790 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA Ml1A
,
..... --....... Beautlfut Corona~ Mar Shoreclff s area home
with Mmi-prlvate beech priWlledee. Formal liv-
ing room wtth fireplaat, f8mity room with ocean
peek and 2nd fireplace dining afM with French
doors leading onto huge redWood deck
Gourmet kitchen wtth oceen peek, beautlful
parklike grounds with tall stately coraJ trees. All
located on a large comer ~-Much more.
excellent buy for this lovely executive home. Call
546-2313. HP11
NEWPORT BEACH
11,lllMO
Customtzed former model In prestlgous
Befeourt. Spacious 5 bedroom, 4'A BA situated
on an ovetstzed tot. With profeak>nal land-
scap ng, mature trees. pool, waterfd and spa
Numerous amenities lndude musfve family
room with waJk-in oak bar, aoar1ng celllngs
French doors, state of the art family kitchen
huge muter suite wtth stmng area and fireplace
and much more. For an exclustV. showing call
646-7171. NP1
mHlll Tnll laLllTm llllMO Dramat~. apaJcous townhome In guard gated
··community. Elegant 8'>C>Oint"*1ts throughout
Maalive IMng room. ·F'ormaJ dlning. Gourmet
European AlmHlmo kitchen, maat8( suite with
flrepface. Executive retreat wtth fireplace. Se-~rltytyatem, oentrat vec. Walk to community
pool and spa. For a thowtng appointment call
646-7171. NP2 ... , ...... , ........
Nestled Jn a Mttlng of trees and nature traJls,
tamfty peffect townhOme. Large master eune
wtth beamed <*Ung, 2 more bedrooms. 2 5
baths. Living room with flteplace, lns.de laundry
Call today. 646-7171. NP4
---Al .... Atfordabfe In Newport. Wlllk to beech, 3
bedroom plu9 den. 2 batha. Specious two story
bead) houte, patk>e, double attec:Md garage
AMey ecceu. ~ PoOf and epa. F-ei land
for dee* c9M 64$.7171. NP3 .... .• .. .......
8pecb,. 2 story townhome overtooktng
wttenda. 3 bedroom., 2.5 betha. tn9ide laundry
room. SPllC9 hW kitchen ~ large petto. LMng room wtth ,..._.. wf lovely
1WW vt.w for ctec• ~ &ite.7171. NP5
·~·-· = ..._.. ~ 4 bedroom, 3 bllth. Large corner lot wtth
AV 11CC111 Md room for·~. Cozy tMng room
..... tnplaoe. fWmlll dining room ovwtooka
.. petlo. f emlly ldtc:Nn. lnildl e.undty. 2 "'*'-eult•, downltlir8 Md bdt. LarQe
-... room #-1 room __.... Perfect '°' ~~ ,.. . Hurry on "* one. caP
Tlae Prad .. tlal. Yoa Know Us. We Know Real &tate.
£1.EGANT LINDA ISLE HOii£ ••• With ·s3 on
the bay. Windows-on' the world. The only home
on the Island with a complete basement and a
walk up attic with endlus storag«.
THE BAaaAJtA ·s PaOODLY PRESENT
SS.tff ....
8PECT ACULAa OCEANFaONT ClJSTON •••
A showcase home. Ocean oriented llvlng room.
family room and kitchen. Etched glau window•
with electronic shadu. Seven ycan old. one of a
kJnd. "The Best on the Buch" FOR PRIVATE
SHOWING CALL
llAUaA CHAllBUS Sl.125 ....
coaONA HIGHLANDS CONTENPOaAaY
••• With 1so• view of the Pacific octtan. Re·
modeled In 1985. This six bedroom has so many
lntentlng fcaturu. you must really see It to
appreciate. PLEASE CALL THE BAaBaA ·s
FOii A PIUVATE 8HOWING $145 ....
f A8UL008 IMCOllE lJNITS ••. Ocean view
from both units. Stunning 3 bedroom. 2 bath.
ftoor to celling flreplaces. Huge lot with utra
parking. Great Income. CALL BAaBU
CHAllB£a8 AND GI GI THOMAS $695 ....
11A890a VIEW HOllU. SENSATIONAL
8UllllEa£T ••• Maater bedroom i upanded
aada fofi ha• 6ffn crutecJ al>Ove the enrrance.
Spaclou1, warm. family home In great neigh·
borhood. CALL aOCHELLE LIU FOa MORE
DETAIU $675.714
......,_FULL MY VIEW ••. Ugbt be.rbcr
carpet and oek ftoorln9 compliment thl• Trina
model. Thi• home 11 the lowHt priced condo
•loDt the bluffs overlookln9 the bay. Owner will a.a... l«aM opdoo or Mii. CALL ION .IA.aV.. FOa llOaE INFOa-
llATION Slit ....
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JJaAllATIC BELCOll•T MANO• HONE •••
On a quiet cul·de· .. c. Exclusive living In the
he.art of Newport Beach. Beautifully landsca~d
rear grounds with two decorative pools. one
Rowing Into the other.
CALL THE BAa8AaA8 FOR A SHOWING
$1.15• ....
LOOKING fOR A lM" CONCEPT?
Come look at the new programs The Prudential
71t Rtalty has to offer In 1989. At la.t. there ls
an rnalivell
FOaEVER VIEW IN HAaBOR ••OGE ... This
90rgcous Renalnnce home affords a sweeping
water view plus romantic city lights panorama. ft
has been completely remodeled. Eveq1thlng fir"
class. CALL ~N "~RVIS $544 ....
NEWPOaT CaEST-PalJllE LOCATION-
END UNIT ••• Dramatic Roor plan with step
down living room with fireplace. Master bedroom
suite with retrtat It skylights. Great family
kitchen. Your own garage with Inside access.
CALL BAUaA CHAllRU $267 ....
EASY LIVING AT THE BEACH AND THE
VEUAILLU ••• Thia condo fncuru a view
from the master bedroom and living room Two
master suites and baths. Many upgrades
flJRNISHED Sltt.714
UNflJRNISHED $119.714
BEAUTiflJL OPEN SPACU Oregon. 8.S acru
of rOUift9 hlll• -ecw.ued Jn Do.ualu fir wl h
beautiful city ll9ht• view. 30 mlns. from Portland.
CALL MINDY MILLE.a $49.SM
llEAl111fVL •PAN18H HILl.alDE HOME -
811.VEal.AKE • • • N•w kitchen. many. many
extras. Large formal home. Owner wlll consider
trade of Income properties. Bareland. com·
merlcal uchangcs.
OFFEaED BY 8tJ91 SCHOU. CALL aON llCCOllJllON FOa llOaE DE·
llEDOC£D $499.714 TAIU $419 ....
NO U.... ... Aam Olll Tlll9 EUGANT
TOWllllOlll ••• A ....... , •• 10. Spectacular
vMW of Bect Bey ........ £Wf'Ythlftl 11 U,p9raded. c .. a .. loft.._ Wk·lli•. Brick petto 11oped for ,, .... , ..
CALI.-LO"'z&8M SMt ....
I CAN 9U FOii •LD O.e of the lnOlt
dramatk vkw• aeywbere. The Paclftc. Catall ...
F..Moe lelalMI alMI the mountal•• beyond. At
a.et, this tovry Vllla Belboa pnthouM 11 avall•
able. C.U .. today ,_ • MMk preview. CALL
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lAewetO BMch. L-.e•. . ...... . uoo Pertc OrM. Newpott 8Mch
UdO Perk Drive. NNpor1 8-ell Una:*\. Newport 8eectl.... . ..
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2242 IESA •m
2.211111 ESTiii
Etllmlll'S llUll
The spectacular private & gated equeetrlan
estate otters a main residence of three
bedrooms with separate guest quarters and
a 3 car garge. Riding arena & stables for 12
horses -gorgeous landscaping Includes
streams, ponds, waterfall, PQOI & spa. Separ-
ate garage for 20 cars. plus 2 servant's
apartments. Incredible Bayview. $5.5 million.
IEW LISTIH .
11 llPILI
110111 RIME CISTll
Charming Old English home situated on
best location of Harbor Ridge features 5
bedrooms, and sweeping staircase In
grand foyer. Magnificent views of ocean
and bay to CataJlna and Palos Verdes. A
gentleman's study, and formal parlor are
some of many features. This well-executed
property Is offered for $2,495,000.
OPEi SlllAY 1-1
llAM Pl• IEllCTlll
Tremendous prtvate & gated one acre cu.
tom estate In pr•tloloua Orange Pane AcrM.
Offering the finest rr, recreation & entet1a6n-
ment wlth Its own Nghted tennis court, lMllll
pool houM, gym, game •cede & huge bonua
room w/ber. One Of a kind mast• bedroom,
meJds qua11.,., gourmet kttcnen. s fit• ~. 5 air/cond. systems 2 ~lful vW. $2,290,000 .
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"IMue Chip" envtrornnem.J lncludee pn.
vate, patk-Hke custom, brick home on
ne.ty 1 ecr• with 8 bedrooms, 8 bath8,
prtyate profeealQnaJ tennis court, grotto-
atyte poof & spa + a true gourmet kitchen.
In a word ... Fat>uldus. $2,895,000
COTL ITLl\LTl
COTE REALTY WOULD LIKE T O AI)DRESS YOU
2111 lltlllll lllYE
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UTEllllMlllBBllm
Fabulous ltVtne Cow, IOUth of UM Coat High-
way. Ultsama~~
home has been remoc:leMd and Includes a
completely new kitchen with 8't new apptlancee.
Fantastic Pacific Ocean View + Very prtv9te
pool. This adult oriented home off•• private, White sandy bHCh and the "MOST" of the
"BEST". Quiet Study. Everything and onty
$1,495.000!
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What an opportunttytl Onty • mU• from
Brian Heed Ski AMott & 12 mt._ from
Pan-Qutteh Lake ... this ii a fllbuloue dellllt
tncredtbte atreem on Property wtth ~ ~ne & upen ,,.. ce>wr8ge. Jult 200 mlee
to Lu Vega. LMt ler:ge property In --.
Airport accee•bte. Wtta1 pollibMttieet OnlY
1295,000 for the whOht sweet. c.. 11111
Cote.
760-1900
Loca~ t>etow -Cedar GltiA .OO~tH:>t
Cedar Ridge Estatea, this may be the laat
avallabte acreage tn the lush area aouth Of
the lalc• wfth lake prMteges. Land u-.ge
., flexible. OwTw wfll h9'p finance, wMt
traae, exchange, etc. Asking onty
"40K/.cre. Call for fact sheet.
...
TOP PRODUCER TOP LISTER
OCEAN AND CITY VIEW
This qualtty Newport Beach home tias three bedrooms, three bath rooms,
thret levels. three decks and a long ltst of decorator items such as vertical
bltnds. berber carpet, mirrored walls and an oak wme cellar with temprature
control. The community includes tennis. swimming and well manicured green
belts. Priced at $294.900. 751 -5000.
RARE MONTICELLO
This outstanding loft model 1s almost extmct. With one bedroom and a bath
down and a full size loft and bath up it offers an unusually wide range of
options. Use as one two or thret bedroom and with a full pnc.e of only
$139,900 you'll save money in the process. Call 751 -5000.
HOME AND SPA
This delightful three bedroom, two bath, home has one of the most mvittng
family rooms you 'll ever see. located in a prime Costa Mesa area with
Newport/Mesa schools and South Coast Plaza Shoppin& close by you won't
have to spend your time driving. The price is $229,000 and the time to call
1s now. 751 -5000.
THREE BEDROOM
Not really: it's actually a two bedroom and a den. But that's aettmg technical.
Its easily the best pnced townhome tn the .So ... Coast Metro area. It's big, It's
m a great complex, it's in Costa Mesa and there's and attached two car
garage. With a price of only $159,900 the next thing 1t will be lS sold. Call
751-5000.
MODEL QUALITY
Only one year new, this lovely 3 bedr.oom, 2'h bath, two story home sits on
a large pie shaped lot. Features greenhouse kitchen window, dining room bay
window, fireplafce and cathedral ceiling in h~ing room, deck off master suite
and more. Only $162,000! 751·5000.
PROFESSIONAL·OFFICE SUITES
Doctor, Lawyer or Chief at a startma price of only 59 cents a foot there has
to be a catch. Well that pnce won't last forever but it will last long enough
for your new business to get up and running. Prime Mesa Verde space
available now. Call 751·5000.
REAL ESTATE SALES
Better Homes and Gardens has the best trainina available at no
cost to you. If you are thinktn& of 1 new career or tf you art
already licensed and you would like to sen a Better way cau Jack
Ayers at 751·5000. 1
The Better W•y to Sell Youi Home •
Seminar offers options
Albert Brown, presfdent of the Real
Estate Investors of Orange County will
ditcuaa "How to save 75 percent of
your downpayment through the ~
option." The program wltl focus on the uae of the leale option and the buyer
and landtord advantages. The meeting
wilt be held at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday,
Jan. 18 at the ..Ritz-Carlton Hotel In
Laguna NIO'*· · ·
"Many first-time buyers have ~
prtced ou1 of ~he market In Sputh
Orange County. These two-Income
families spend what they earn on
llfestyte and are unable to accumulate
an adequate downpayment for the
purchaM of a home. With prices
steedlty rtsing In Orange County cou-olecJ wtth cHmblng lnterest rates,
lenders are demanding higher down-
paymenta. Lender requirements, es-
pedalty for the 10 percent ~
payment purchaMrs 11e continuing to
tighten. At the same time, the market
ha.a been flooded wtth rental hou ...
and condOI. Moat landtorda haw had
to lower the amount of rent they expect
to receive," Brown, a natlonal
educator. real estate Investor and
counMk>r. Mid.
"Thi8 has crea1ed a great opportuni-
ty for the first-time buyer to purch ... a
home u8ing the teue option. The leaM
option can be structured ao that a
QC>rt6on of the monthly ..... payment ta
credtted ·to the tM\ant u a future
downpayment. The ..... can be for
'
any number of years agreed upon, ~
the norm Is from one to three years,
states Brown. •
"Investors. too, flnd the leaM option
quite valuabfe In ecqultlng = properties. There are obvioua •
to those people jul1 getting started. but
the b4QoeSt advantage of the UM of thla
methOd Is for thOM who have money to
ln~t;• he added.
"The le8le option pormally work•
y.'hefl the market slows down or wher\ rentals~t>ecome abundant. eec.ute of
the Increased vacancy rate. In South
Orange County, the first quarter of
1989 11 Ideal for this methOd ot
Investing," Brown said.
In addition, Brown wlll expllln profit-
able IRC 1031 tax-deferred exehange movea for the Investor and provide 1n ..
th MChtng on this overlooked way
of or eeHlng reel e1tate.
la a non-proftt orgMtutlon
pr~ the ~or. homebuyer and
..,.., wtth oompaete educational eys-
tem indudlnO active panidp«tton by lta
member• With mneting 11 ulona.
problem IOMng Md question llnd
antWW perioda. The orpnatJon
prcMdee ~ IPMk••"' the.,... of tu. lepl and finance to keep rnerm.a
abtellt of current ~et trends and
leQlll9tJon. 'Guelt9 .. welcome to the IM9ttrtg,
bUt reeervatlona •• required. The
docn ~ at 7 p.m. fOf reeervattona. °' more Information, can (714)
373-1273.
Coto' s East Hill lnodels
are ready for occupancy
• AILY Jlltf.,O'l/mAI. U1'Aft·--·----------.. ---------llliilmillll••--IATUllDAY Jan~ 14. 1 ... /MCla J '" ..
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Link to Prudential is successful
:f urner Realtors
attend seminar
Louise Turner, prestdent. and Nancy
Catebiir. sales manager of Turne
Associates In Laguna Beach, recentl\
returned from Washington 0.C. when:
they attended a conference of Great
Estates Inc.
Desctlblng her company's affilia-
tion wfth Prudential u • "magk:al
marriage." Prudential 714 · s
Barbara Amatadter was
enthusiastic about the capabllltles
the arrangement has brought abou1
and the freedom the brokerage has
to achieve Its goals. ·
Amatadter and her
mother/partner,• Barbara Lomma.
afflllated wtth Prudentlal Real Estate
Network In late May of 1988. Calllng
the decision "the best affiliation we
evM could have made," Amstadter
said that name recognition of
Prudential has brought added credi-
bility to the Newport Beach real
estate brokerage.
"The Prudential people are really
resPons1ve," Amstadter said "They
are refat1vety young. forward-think-
ing executives with wonderful back-
grounds in real estate. They are the
wave of the future."
New programs that have been
added as a result of the atf1hation
Include a five-day Intensive training
program for new brokers and bro-
kers re-entering the flefd, a com-
mercial real estate training program.
ongoing management traJnlng and
tra1ning for salespeople who want to
get Into management, a large refer-
ral network and a new computer
The latter makes data on loan
origination, client prospecting and
buyer quahflcation ava table right In
the office.
"The neatest part Is that It could
have been hard to give up our
independence. but we have the
freedom to make all of our own
decisions In house." Amstadter
said. "We have all the benefits of
being independent and an of the '
benefits of being in the corporate
world."
Another new addition to Pruden-
tial 714 is George Graham. office
manager and director of recruitment
and training. Graham. who came to
the company from Canada, "1s one
of the most ph6l'lomenal managers
in real estate." according to
Amstadter 'He has people skills
second to none ·
"George meets with each mem-
ber of the staff individually once a
month, keeping people accountable
and being there as both a manager
and friend." Amstadter continued
Amstadter described 1988 as a
phenomenal year. in which the
brokerage has done four times as ·
much business as In 1987, quad-
rupling productivity while tnpllng the
size of the office. "People come out
-0f the woodwork· to become part of
the team," she said.
I
Barbara Amatadter
Although experts are predicting a
brief rise In Interest rates and a
resulting brief downturn In the real
estate market In 1989, Amstadter Is
expecting another "banner year"
for Prudential 714.
"Real. estate is cycllcat. ·
Amstadter concluded. "You have to
recognize that and be ready to be
proactive.'·
The Great Estates network has mor1
than 2,300 sales associates In mori
than 70 offices. The affiliated firm
cover 85 luxury market areas in thE'
United States and account for about $!
bllllon In annual real estate sales
Turner Associates are the·excluswt> ·
Realtors for Great Estates In the
Laguna area.
The agency is located at 1105 N
Coast Highway For more information
call (714) 493-6217. ·
Fiber glass r.oof
meets fire rating
Fiber glass-based asphalt shingle~
which have an Underwriters Labora·
tortes or Factory-Mutual Class A fire
resistance rating, means the roofing
meets the UL's highest standard for
resistance to 1gn1tlon and spread of
external fire I Whot'. your home service 1peclolty
Alterotlona?
Accounting?
Auto repair?
Advertise in classifled.
WHY PAY A FULL COMMISSION TO SELL YOUR HOME?
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~WILL DO IT FOR A LOW SET FEE FROM $3,980 (PAYABLE AT CLOSING)
•u•"'•MU 2 BR· 18A, w/targe backyard 245,000................................... .. . . 721 -41 l l ..........
38R-28A, Lg covered patio
$237,5():0................................... . . 721-4111
flE&..alm
3BR·2.SBA, bonus room
$198.900. ............. ........ . ..... .. . 721-4111
38R·1.75~e .~.t't to shops
$169,500 .................................... 721 ... 111 .. , ... ,_
48R-2BA. MBR Suite w/frpl
1240,000.................................... .. . 722-8114
Ill IPll&tm
38A-.28A, SmaH Yard S14S.5C>O................................... 722-8114
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38R-2.58A, Ext,. Ir~ MBR. 1235.CMJO •••.••••••••••••••••••••••...•••••.•..•.•..... 721--4111
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11141 711~111
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4BR-3 SBA. Lg famUy room w/frpl.
$685,000 . . .. .................... 721-4111
CALL FOi YOUI
FRll
WEEl<l V LISTS ~ PAOP£RTIES
"FOR SALE BY OWNEA"
WITH PRICES, AOOAESSES. PHONI __,..,ETC
Yl&H•llU
:lBR-ZBA. po<)Tllome Santa Ana. s 165.000. ' ' .. .. ...... ... . . 722-8114
tlMJtl•AIMIT
2BR-1BA. gated community. Santa Ana
$99.900... . .... .... ... . . .......... 722-8114
SSS IElfllT IUCI SEt•m SIYD SU
10 rfltld Goose ...................................... S 7,830
2'4 oodwtll Court ............................ $ 9.420
10 Odyssey Court .. . ........................... S 9,980
240 1 Port Whitby ... .. .......................... $25.000
1509 Sandcastle, CdM .......................... $25,200
714 Goldenrod, CdM ................ . .... $ 6.620
m CISTI IEll Bl Im S&YD ...
1704 Samet ............................................ $ 8,070
1661 B1minf Place .................................. t 8,480
2309 Knox Avienue ................................. S 8,310
101a Concord ....................................... $ s .220
2431 Rue De Cannet ............................. S 5,820
20.,0 Fedefel . . .................................... S 5.~
CllTI .U lfflCE
1835 0 . NEWPORT BLVD., SUITE 258
COSTA MESA. CA 92927
f(14) 1ZZ·l 114
Realty Inc.
. New Oceanfront Home
Peninsula location Wide sandy beach. Currently beln& con-
structed. 3 Bedrooms. 3 Baths. 2500 sq. ft .. traditional design.
Many custom amenities. Choose your finishing details. $950,000.
New Bayfront Home with Dock
Magnificent 4000 sq. ft .. home 4 Bedrooms. f amlly room. Brand
new Udo area. Dock for 80 ft. boat. 4 car carage. Mediterranean
style. IO ft . ceilings, granite. marble. You must see this model
home SI. 750.000.
Open House Saturday Ii Sunday 1·5 701 ~ Park Drtve
Oceanf root Lot
ula Point, past Balboa. Zoning permits large custom home
Quiet location Reduced from $72'5.000 to $67'5.000.
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r o.y as rental
•10 31at Stree1
;,
Two-acre back bay. honle
available in Ne~port Beach
A beauttfutty appointed home on
more than two acres on Newport
Beach'• back bay has been listed for
sate by Mayra Ofacoumacos, exctustve
sales agent.
The three-bedroom, three-bath CaJl-
fornla Rancfl.-styte home sits on a
pictureeque btuff atthe water's edge. It
enjoys a eouthwest-facing view of
tunMt•, water and the native wUdllfe
for which the area la known.
A private driveway leads vlsltOf's
throuah orange grOYee and avocado
trMI lo the circular turn-around at the one-..-home'• entrance. Abundant,
mature l.ndKaping and trees domi-
nate the grounds, and Ivy climbs up
around the rear patio overhang.
The 3,500-aquar•foot home also
features maid's quarters off the kitchen
and a detached thr-.car garage with
covered walkway.
The t>act<-bay location iJ Ideal for
commuting; the Corona def Mar Free-
way(73) Is approximately one male from
the property and la eufty acceuJble on
local roads. Thia almost-rural area Is
zoned fOf' horles, and there'• plenty of
room on the property tor stabee&.
For more Information about the
property offered at S 1. 75 mllHon, call
Olacoumecos at (71 •) 650-653-i or
(71•) 272-3780. There wtll be an open
hOUM hetd this weekend, Saturday and
Sunday (Jan. 14-15), from noon to •:30 p.m. at 2362 Meta Or. In Newport
Beech.
~othbert joins Coldwell staff -----documentation.
RealtOB and their gues.. rec«1tty
gathered at the Newport Beech Mar-
riott Hotet to honor their 1988 pr..,-
dent Betty GNbb Rhea and the
outgoing omcen and dwectora of the
Newport Harbor-Cotta Mesa Board of
Realtors.
President Rhea received a
proclamation from the city of Newport
Beach preMnted by Councilman
Clarence Turner and one from the city
of Costa Meu preeented by Mayor
Peter Buffa. She also received a Joint
resolUtlQn from the California State
Leglstature preeented by State Sena-
tor Marian Bergeson and As-
semblyman GH Fergut<>n. A flag flown
over the Untted States Capital fn her
honor was a gift of Congressman
Robert Badham. On behalf of the
board, executlveofftc.r, Dwight Dickey
presented preeident Rhea W1th a
special set of golf dubs.
The 1988 officers and directors:
presldent..elect. Tex Griffith; secretary.
Steve Riddle; treasurer. Doug Meeder;
directors -Frank Govtnettl, Ray
Zartler, Jane Boyd, and Immediate
past-president Mary Jank reoe1ved
special engraved thank you gifts from
the .presklent. Also, the Executive
Betty Gnabb Rhea
Ottioers Award was presented to
ReaJtor Gil Foerster and Realtor Don
Pfaff recetved the President's Award.
Jane Boyd was honored as Realtor of
the Year and Greg Shuler was the
Aff11tate of the Year.
Double panes more effective
Ordinary windows with single pane
glass can't do much to stop a home's
heat loss. Vinyl windows with double or
triple-pane insulating glass, on the
other hand, are much more effective for
insulation
~oto
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OLDEST REAL ESTATE FIRM
*Qorgeoue VIia 'a'boe PentllouM -Aneat ocean & pay views.
Tastefully decorated wtth many custom built-In t .. tures. A showplace! 2
bdrms & 2 baths, vautted oetltngs, mirrored flreptace. $379,900
OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1-4 280 CAGNEY LANE ~309
· (Enter through guard gate on Hospital Road)
*Spece, PrlYKJ a View -Extra Ilg ht & spacious corner unit in the most
private location. Large patio, 2 bedrooms, warm fireplace, walk to pool or
beach. A terrific value! ' . $187 ,500
*OcNn View UnbM...,.. P11ce -Lowest priced ooean view In Villa
Balboa! ChoiCe 1st noor location with large private patio. N!oely main-
tained, huge master suite, comfortable fireplace plus spacious living &
dining areas. • $165.000 . .;
..Won't l.aet At Thia P11ce -P~ IQ 1 ·m corner unit wltttover 1100 sq.
ft. plus an oeean view. Oeali SU"" . .,cation has own patto. Flreplace,
air conditioning and shows .,. .11odel. $185,000
•hnNtloluil Ylew REDUCED -ExpensJvely furnished plush Villa Balboa
penthouse with a simply fantastic ocean & bay view. 2 large bdrms & 2
baths plus private sun deck. Now Just... $349,900
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Studio, 2 & 3 bedrooms.
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GREIG STRACHAN
CUST<* SPAllSH ~
Home 1P9'01tmatefy 4,150 sqUlfl feet. lot S4lt li>PfOI1malely
470 ot an acre. 4 bedrooms. 3 bltN. plus family room. library,
tormll dn~ room. bf.Ufast nook and "*10US 3 CM car1tt
flAICndacent panorln\IC Cott course Yns ample room fof pool
and sc>a .~. Q.Mt cuktt-sac locltioll. Cal Glee Strld\an
838-0871.
Entertain In true Sovth«n styte ~tahty. A rural Southefn
Beauty located on WOl1matety 2 acres 1n a park·bke settinc
A pt fMMty oriefttld hoM wtth 6 bedrooms. 4~ battls This
MtoM botM tubrts lwie tfttry Wlttl trldl~ Sweec>UIC
stMtlM Md c:hlndMr -larat pine room wttll flfep&act, nil.,... blr·flliity rOCMn MUI fnplact-br.Ufast irea -
fWIMt littMft llitiiOii 1lr&' pantry, wt>-mo refiiiratof.
MlltoM tood SysM, llf&I butcher bled mand I much more!
lM lltltt his 3 ,_..~es and 1 wtl tor qa~ the 2
acres of arm and trees wrrov-. tM estJte Call Crt11
StrlCMn IJl--Ol 71 •
(714) 858-0871 ..
..
,_ •JSM'I DI= . ..un; 2111. W&•
Expert: Crash prediction&are off the inark
Whtie rMI estate valuel may ebb and
flow <N« the lhor1 term bectMIM of
changee In the economy and the
equilibrium between auppty and de-
mand; real estate values Iner .... over
the long . term, according to Kent
Cotton, executive vice president of the
National Aaloclatlon of Home Builders
bi.aed In Washington, DC.
.. Recent ·doomsday' speculation by
economists predicting .a real estate
crash ta totally Inaccurate,"'' Cofton
said. "History shows that real atate -
even during the worst economic down-
turns -will hold Its value and It will
Increase In value over the long term.
"During the depths of the 1980-1982
recession, the rise In housing prices
slowed and even declined In certain
markets. But there was no crash." he
said. "And If there was ever a time for
reaJ estate prices to orash. the 1980-82
recession was It."
There was far more speculation In
real estate during the period leading up
to the recession than there ls today and
the decade of the 19709 saw record
housing production and price in-
creasee, Cotton said.
Then, within a matter of monthS, the
economy cotJapted. Mortgage rates
rose to 18 percent levels, 10 percent of
the population WU thrown out of work
and the economy wu Mnt r11llng Into
the dHpest and long91t rec•lton
llnce the 19308.
"~. while real •tate
values dropped In some areas, they
generaJIY held their ground," Cofton
said. "fhe SO<alled ci•llk' specu-
lative bubble never burst."
There's c:onalderable ftuc:tuation In
real ettate values, which are controlled
by the cost of new construction, land
costs, reptacement cost• and the buic
market law of auppty and denW\d,
Cotton added. "When buytis out-
number aelera. prtc. and profit• go
up. When lnteroat rat• go up or the
local economy tuma epur or the market
gets overbuilt, prtc. wNI levee off or, In
some markets, actuely dec:Hne. How-
ever, the general trend le up."
Although median new-home prices
have Increased 31 percent durtng the
put four years. the 1ncr.... 18 at-
tributable to fundamental cbangee In
the homel buyers purch8M rather than
simple cost lnftation;Cofton sald.
"About two of fNfKY three new
homeS buttt today are purc:hased by
hou8ehOlds moYing up the ladder' and
leaving starter hOm8I behind aa their
Incomes and f811'Mty atzel Increase.
Obvlousty. when you build homes with
;l.400 or more square feet of tMng "Pace and add IUCh amenities as
hardwoQd ftoorlng, whWtpool baths.
skylights and top-of-the-Une · ap-
pUances, the prtoe tag will be quite • bit
hioher," he added.
1Nt the census bureau's quaJity-
adjulted price Index of new housing -
which makes aJtowanoes for price
lncreaee due to chang8I tn hcM.'99 .ae
and amentt1es -haa tncreued 1ess
than 2.5 percent yearty for the past four
~· Moreover, r~~ housing
pricea, which .:-m;:"'cJ the c:rlllh :=u:t.;.,ar~. r:
ukt. "The Northeat and c.lfomta -
where dewlopment coeta and land
vak.lee we the hlgh8lt -have seen the
rnOlt rtpld 1ncr ... 1n pricet, although
the mllket hel IOftened In the Notth-
eut during the P9St year.
"And apeculatlon that the bubble la
about to burst t1G4N*~ baed on the
lmEY•
''OWM r•I OWM'' 'I
lt:l#'IJ
t.IJST HAVE llMVl>UAl. TAX •L.
EZ QUAUfYING LOANS ·
11 C RATED tOAll
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I.Im
(71
3100 AllWAY #123
COSTA IESA 92626
preml11 that what ta ~ to· e>ricee In aacft ~ denwad ....... Boeton, ,._ Ycri, WllitMaton « L09
Angeles .. true •llewtMn.""That'• )ult not 1he CMe, •• he lldded.
The doomlday ......, .. 8llc>
bald on the f8utty .-.mptior1 that
hoUllng le rMlely an lmsnlment like
· atoc:b. bonda, gold or llwr and
theNfont 11 IUbleCt to the ...,. lt)arp
1wtnQ1 that ted to last yMr'• atoc:k
nwketcrati.
"Nothing could be further from the
truth,•• COiton said. ''Prtc:.te>-t'ent
ratios do not • lggeet an OWfWlluMion
In holJ111. In lherl> contrat. ~to
_.,.. ratios did t6arW an over-
valuatlOn of •tocka -Octot>er ...
Houllng le llllo proted9d from the
mMS hysterta that can IMd to a run on
ltoc:U and c:ommodttlel. Cotton sakt
"You can't_. a hcM.'99 owr the phone.
Even In a tflllllt'/ hot nwtcet It takea
week• to Nit, aelt and doee a houM.
''Secondty, houetng ... uuble and
eaentlal c:ommodtty c:ompered to a
stoQ( or bOnd which relJ/ly Ml no
.UMfut purpoee other then to edd to
one'a lnveetment panfolo. A hOrne
prcMdel lhetter lfld ..a.wtty, wt*=h we
can't do wtthOut. ttl v8'ue • an
lmeetment, llHhough Important, la
nonetheleea • ..cond.,y benefit for
rnOlt Amerlcw ... he added.
Aff the ipeQUtion at>out a coming crah In,..,_. • ...,,.. to convey an
undettytng ,..,.tment aoant lftdMd..
ual Amerlcw eccumulatlnG ~ In
their homee, Cotton Mid. "8ut what'•
wrong wtth a fwnMy buying a hOme,
~that home 1ncr ... 1n WIUe end Uaing that money ... nest egg f()(
retirement °' to pay f« the klda' ~ ectuc.tion. Th«t'a the Americen
way, Cotton added.
"Wiii Rogers once Mid, 'Buy land.
They don't make tt any more.' I woutd
take hls log6c one atep further. Buy a
home. It's a grNt P'ace to lfYe and stm
your safest inveetment." Cotton eon.
cludftd.
Newport Pacific Funding offers
has new loan service for buyers
. Newport Pac:ffic Funding, one of
Orange County'• futett growing mort-
~Ang flrma In·~ lSMc:h,
recenttt tn.ugurated a computer aer-
vtce that helpl ~~the
loan program b8lt eutted fOf them,
Suun Han,...,, Ytce pr11ldent, sa6d.
"With ao "'MY loan progr1m1 to
chOOM from. It'• dtfftcult for ~
t>uyera to know uactty ~program ta t1gtrt for them,'' Tom ZJendna. ..._
maMger, sakj. ''But our new aervtce
tlk• the gueMWO(k out Of the toan pr~.··
Zlendna said the computer can
~ and oontra.t up to ttve
dtfferent loan rw;r.:me at one time.
f()( Instance, a loan coneultant
enter• the IOan amount, homebuyera
can eumlne the ~ advan-
tage. and dtMdvllntaget ot an ad-
Jultable rate ~. conventk>MJ,
bf-Weekly Md ~flfftmflftt loan pro-
grama lkte by • ZJendna said.
··~ can c:ompere down ~·ta, ecc:rued tnt..t, monthly =r-"" and other V9rial*e, '' he
Ziencina sakj that .... the hc>f'M.
buy9r'a Income and de*ed monthf)'
· peymenta •• entered, the computer
wtl ...-loan programs that fOllow
ttw c:uetom gukj111,,...
For more Information. can (714)
47&.2222. ext. 428.
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DA&Y ""°'Jlm.M DTAft~~~---1111!1-~--------------------·--~ JHM9f7 14. 1_,/MCMI 11 Hamilton Cove residents
enjoy an island lifestyle
Th«• ta no t1111no •• .,.,_oechfng
an lshand. ~by ... °' by air, an
island-bound Cftdt holds th~funyieldlng
sense of entering• M9e and eepar•te
wotid.
RetOtt r•dent1 of Hamttton Cove,
the $186 mil6on deil~t of luxury
oceanfront vllM on .Un• l .. and.
experi.nc. thta newr-famHiar feeling
wheneWr they make t~ 2&-mile cross.
Ing from mainland Southetn California.
The Pott of Avalon, with lta grand,
circular cuino tt..t wu known as a
playground for ecrtien ltars of the '30s
and •..OS, llnd 11• New England Clap-
board cottegea and boutlquea. Is the
hub of Catadna. The h•rbor la home to
any size and ah11P9 of aamng ships and
power yllChtt. end two f•mous Clubs
provide Shetter for the saffors. The
Catalin• Harbor Yacht Club and the
Tuna Club h•ve a cotlectlon of mem-
bers among lta put and present ranks.
and Its sh«e-hugglng headquarters
along ttie road t o Hamilton Cove are
reminders of the Island'• rich lore.
An Integral pwt of the Island's lore rs
Hamilton Cow. For more than 15
years, Hamilton Cow was lost In mld-
devetopment, a ghost town before It
ever wu a town. OeYek>pefs were
enticed by the rugged beeuty of the site
and lt1 proximity to Avalon, but were
consistentty un•t>le to t>ulld out the
project. For years, Avalon-bound
Island visitors were confronted by a
stark hillside on tt'*r approach to
Catalina.
In 1986, BCE Development took over
Hamilton Cow and mounted a major
marketing ~ In concert with
Bryan H.,~ Auod•tea, the Palos
Verdel Eat•t.....t>ued marketing com-
munleationa flrm tp9Clallzlng in res1-
.dentlal real ettate.
Since then, neetty S30 million In real
•tate has sold at Hamilton Cove. "We
created oor own market at Hamilton
Cove," Kenneth Klopp, president of
Hamilton Cove Development Corp.,
said. "The challenge was, from the
outset, to change the public's per-
ception of Hamilton Cove and to advise
them that Jhls time, a company de-
vel9P1ng Hamilton Cove had the
flnanc1al stability to see It through to
completion.·· .
In buHding out Hamilton Cove, Klopp
and BCEO have commissioned a team
of consuhants. craftsmen and workers
that have top-of-the-field talent. No
corners were cut to build these villas
For example, architect David Klages
was funded for research trips to
Mediterranean Island villages. and at
Hamilton Cove he designed a contem-
porary version of classical antiquity
Today. major Mediterranean de-
vefopers come to Klages tor hrs
expertise on modern Mediterranean
desJgn.
Hamilton Cove's red tlle roofs.
spiraling stairways and white-washed
buildings provide a brilliant beacon to
Catalina. The development's third
phase Is closing in on a sell-out, with
available homes ranging in price from
$2.0,000 to $800.000. The third phase
is situated on the ocean's edge and
features some of the development's
most stunning views.
In addition to the rare opportunity to
own oceanfront property In California.
the development offers residents a
wide choice of amenities. Including a
grotto-style swimming pool . 4'
clubhouse. beach-front volleyball
courts. tennis courts. spas and ooean-
vtew fitness room.
For more 1nformatton. call ~213)
510-0090.
'88 MAME entries exceed
last year's total by 208/o
Th a yeer'a MAME Awards wlll earn
the wtnnen ~ grMter ttature, as a
record-brMlking total of entriea -
m~ lftan 840 and 20 percent more
than lest Y99" -vied for the coveted
honora.
The annual competition, whlet\ re-
cogntml Major Achievement• In
Mere~ Excellence, ta con-
ducted by S.... & Martcetlng
Counc:ff of IN BuMdlnQ . Industry Aa-
IOdatk>n of Southern ea..fom a The
narcta • b9pr•1nted durtnQ testlv-lt• mWttlng-. 15th yeer of MAME. to
be Mid ~. F«>. 11 •t the Ottne,.. .......
"The compeettk>tl thlt yMt was
exceptb•," .NlfY Foet• of Home-buwr'IGulcle.llidMAME~.
Ufd. ''In• ..... of entrtes WU so hWl. • 1191 to neme nw ftr'9lllla Md ..... • wet\ haYe llx '"=-==-~ of Kenneth ~"* a co. 11 an u. proceu of ~ ............ 9n .n-
nouncement of finalists e>tpecied
shortly, Foster said
Foster also pointed out that another
record was set this year for the number
and amount of sponsorships.
"All told. we achieved 67 sponsor-
ships. with our most expensive level,
Top Hat ($3.000) selling oot almost
lmmedlatety," Tim HamlJton of Barran
Irvine said He was directing the effon
along wtth Nanette Gray of Taytor
Woodrow Homes
"We are gratified by the support of
thOle Who participated In the aponsor-
lh p effort. stnoe MAME would not be
posstble without them.'" Foster said
FOf sponsorship lnfOfmatlon, con-
tect Hamilton at (714') 581-7000 0t
Gray at (714') 752-7363.
For thOM WhO h•ve not yet
rct\aled their tickets, fndivtdual ... t.
-81 $85 per per.on -la neerly
out. Contaci Daw c.iltou.tte •t
Tht e.tctwtn Co .. (714) eeo-1100 for
mont Information.
' . Get an ~l.t on the ca:m•ra ~uipment
you'" ... ,. wU\tecl. !Uwad cuwified.
'
cle Vre Callloaette
8'"9 de Y~ has JOlned T.,tor Woodrow.._. Eatate. a ,new..dlvlslol" of
T aytor Woodrow Homes. In charge of home natlngs and rftalel. ·
De. Vre la a multl-mtlllon dottar produoef' In both sales and ·1 stings.
having SOid residential and commercial real estate n Orange County for
more than five years. He Is an active member of the National ASSOciatlon of
Realtors. the California Association of Realtors, as well as the Laguna Nlguet
Board of Realtors. •••
Davtd Catt~h• has been promoted to the position of vice president
of sales and marketing for n.. Baklwtn Co.
With mOfe than 10 years of experience in the houSlng industry.
Ca1llouette began h s career with The Baldwin Co. In 1982 as a saJes
representative. Transferring to San Diego In 1983, he subsequently served 1n
saJes and as the assistant marketing director for a master-planned
community.
During the past 2 1 /2 years, as director of sales and ma~eting tor the
firm's Orange County operations. Caillouette has overseen all ongoing
activities at 14' new-home communities. •••
P•trtca. McllehUI recently jol~ .,...,...._ Cel"ornle'a growing
commerci.i operations division as asset manager for Corporate POfnte.
In her"new position, McMahltl Will assume the responsib1llty for 4'00,000
square feet wtth an additional 2&<>,000 expected In the next 12 months.
With m<>(8 than 8'ght years In the real estate industry. McMahlll came to
Bramalea after approxlmatety two years with AOR group In Sherman Oaks.
where she was property supervisor for 4'00,000 square feet of commercial
space. •••
S. Liu z.hm has been promoted to assistant account executive at
tt.JH!Martln a AModetH, an advertising and public relations firm
speclallZing In the real estate Industry.
In her new position, Zahm will be assisting Martin In the service of the
agency's real estate ctlenta. Her respons.billtles will Include media
scheduling and placement. account.coordination end client service.
Prior to )Ofnlng Hayes/Martin, she was a media planner for Basso &
Associates Advertising. She recefved h« degree In ~lish from UCLA and
has continued her studies at the Adcenter and UCI • ••
Rtctl Dalton hq been named senior v10e prestdent at EIUott Corp. 1n
Newport Beech. .
Dalton, who moves up from his post as V1Ce president of construction,
w111 be responsible for all of Elliott's construction operations as well as the
estimating. pre-construction and marketing activities
A-nati¥e--Of Boston., Dalton ts a graduate. ot the. UruvetSLty ot
Massachusetts at Amherst. He has more than 17 years of expenence 1n the
construction Industry. • ••
Davtd 0'~ has jOfned the Laguna Hiiis office of Coldwell Banker
Commerdel RMI Eat•te Senok.ee. o· Oonne41 wm serve as the sales assastant. speclahzmg In industrial and
office pr()pertles.
Prior to Joining Coldwell Banker, O'Donnell served with VIiiage
Properties of San Francisco wt.lie attending the University of CaJJfornla,
Berkeley.
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759-6600 $345,000 Sunday 1 ....
2 IEllOOM
1407 Bonnie Ooone, Irvine Twrece, COM
759-6800 $525,000 Sunday 1 ....
31 Brittany. Bayrtdge
644-6200 $2.W,000
252 E. 19th St, ~. C.M.
Saturday 1-5
831-7300 $279,000 Sun 1-..:30
117 E. Wll8on, E'Side C.M.
758-6e00 $185,000 Sat/Sun , ....
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601 Udo Part< Or # 1F Udo Vig
831-1400 $795,000 Sat/Sun 1-..
•+«8 Mendoza Ter.(Corona Hghlnda) CdM
875-1895 $895,000 Sun 1 ....
S4 Oc:een Vlata, Sea 1"8nd
844-9060 $559,000
180 Westpor1, N.B.
844-9080 $289,500
Sunday 1-4
Sat/Sun 1-4
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•215 61at Street, Newport Shorea. NB
722-9730 $225,000 Sunday 1 ....
2884 Basswood, EastbluH
844-9060 1499,521 Sunday 1 ....
86 Cotalca, Newport North. Nwpt Bch
780-071• S2$9;000 -&mday-2-<t:30
t 13 Rocky Knon, lrvlne
780-5000 $345;000 Sunday 1-5
+1814 Santanetta Terrece, lrvtne Terr, CdM
854-4200 $875,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
7 Sea Cove Ln. Sea llland
831-1400 $825,000 Sat/Sun , ....
217 Vla~Udollle
844-6200 $499,000 Sunday 1-4:00
+2177 Viet& Entreda. The Bluffl, Nwpt Bcb
769-8389 $450,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
310 16th St, S... 8Mch
721-1200 1319,900
3932 Aceda, lrvtne
875-te70 8230.000
2001 Attura. Irv. Terrao.
M• eoeo sees.ooo
510 canal, w. Newport a..ctt
831-1400 ... 29.2"
332 Cotton s~ Shoree) N.B.
548-0271 ,000 s.t/Sun 12-4:30
200t Deboreh Ln, Newport 8Mch
131~ '35e.500 Sunday 1-4
•t412 HlliDlf. Olde C«ona 0.. Mer ...... , 1.. $425,000 8und4ly 1.:4
814 Hlb*:us, CdM
759-6800 $495,000 Sat/Sun 1 ....
3232 Iowa. Costa Men
646-7171 $229,000 Sunday 1-5
t 1401 Kjnga Rd .. Newport Heights
844-9080 $825,000 Sunday 1~
••24&1 N-s>Off Way, Co9ta Mesa
812..()550 $225,000 Sat 1-5pm.
1520 Oceen BtYd, P9nin1Ula Pt, Belboa
780--0714 $529,000 Sunday 1-5
410 Ptata. The 8luffa
844-9080 $385,000 Sunday 1 ....
2200 Pott Cartiele, SMwfnd, Harbot View
844-7302 $559,000 Sat/Sun 1 ....
•2924 Rov81 Palm. C.M.
548-2313 $225,000 Sun 1 ....
5 Rue M ........ 8'° Cenyon
844-8200 saea.ooo Sunday 1 .... :00
1018 Sendplpet, H.V. Hiila
758-eeOO $728,000 Sunday , ....
+311 Santa Ana Ave, Newport Heights
831-7300 $550,000 Sat/Sun 1 .... :30
••t 518 s. Baytront. Balboa tlland
723-4190 $1,100,000 Sunday 11 ....
7101 SeMhore, Newport 8Mch
831-1400 tse5,000 Sunday 1-5
·••124 s. 8ayfron1, Balboa la
844-8200 $1,725,000 Sunday 1 .... :00
501 VentaJa, N9wport BMch
84()...9010 $388,000 Sat/Sun 1-..
74$ Via Udo, Udo ..... Nwpt 8ch
842-5200 $5e6,000 Sunday 1-4
112Viawm.a.Udo111e
831-1400 8750,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
301 Vl8ta 8-)a. C.M.
7H-te00 $339,000 Sunday 1-4
2450 VIN Hoger, IMuffa, Newport 8w:tt
873-9333 1228,000 (LH) Sat/Sun 12 ....
442~ Aom&. The' lluflt
644-toeo 8351.IOO Sat/Sun 1-4
""'12 W.igton Ct, Hrbt Rdge &tat•, NB
780--0714 8644,000 SUnday , ....
12 .. t W. 8lllboa BIYd, N.B.
845-0303 1575,000 Sat/Sun 12-5
2108 Yacht Mt1cNef, Seevtew .........., Meo.ooo Sunday 1-4 ............ , ...
• 509 Avenlda ~ TM_,... e• • eoeo 13'9.ooo Sunday ,_.
2540 ledc Ber Loop, E'86de C.M.
111 •• 1157.aoo Set/Sun 1 ....
••327 c...... Nwpt Hgta. N8
75tM700 1626.000 Sunday 12-4
•2051~~-
144-eaoo 1448,000 Sat/Sun 1~
••3000 cone Portolno. t•ewpon Vlk NB
71CMOOO 1131.IOO Set/Sun 1 ....
1108 09wof\ Lane, N~ lw:t'I 1-..roo uas,ooo .,._ 12:30-i:30
110 DonlN Pl,·-~°" ,, .. gh .. tu IOIO 1141.aoo ~ , ....
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33 ........... J...,,.,.. Creek
844-eoey $449,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
v 17 Montpelier, Harbor Ridge. NB
78()..5000 $725,000 Sunday 1-5
*1130 Pembrook, Newport~
831-1288 1415,000 Sa.~ 12 .... /Sun 1 .... . * •2310 Aedl.nds. N9wport BMch 858-15e0 1415,000 Sat. 12-5
•995 Sandcaltle, H.V. Hllts
759-6800 $895,000 Sat/Sun1 ....
300 e2nd ST .• Newport Shortls
831-1400 1495,000 Sat/Sun 1 ....
1119 8efyf Ln. N9wport BMch
645-8798 $399,000 Sat/Sun 12 ....
1999 TustJn, Eutaide, C.M.
844-9080 $359,000
107 Via Dijon. Udo Ille
758-0800 $595,000 ,....
2535Vllta.~ ~ $$25,000
Sunday 1 ....
Sunday 1 ....
Sat/Sun , ....
•421 Vlata Parada, The Bklffa, Nwpt Bch
7fS0..5000 Sunday , ....
+2005 Yech1 Vlgilant, N.B.
831-7300 $749,000 Sat/Sun 1 .... :30
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410 39th St, N9wpor1 8Mct1
758-e700 $445,000 Sunday 12 ....
341 AN& Lane. EMtaide Coeta ......
831-8011 $298,IOO Saturday 1'"4·30
••2012 Baleric, MeM Verdtl, CM
540-7355 $365,000 Sunday 1-5
2162 811reood, Eutbklft, ~ 8ch
7eo..o71.. 1419,71 .. Sat , .... ,Sun 1:30-4
2323 8ayl6de Dr. CdM
844-IOIO 11,475,000 Sunday 1 ....
1029 8onn6e 0oone. IN. T err.ce
758 MOO '641,000 Satllun 12-4
23~ Dr •• eo.ta .....
1279,000 Sat/Sun 12 ....
so. •. "1>cMnfr~ Pt"ltJi)
131-1400 8795.000 Sat/Sun 1-4
•1915 Oelet6a. IN. Terrao.
844 IOIO 11.200,000 Sat/Sun 1 ....
•704 OoedefW'od, CdM
tn-aall '629.000 Sun , ....
3a5 ,.... Udo, Udo ....
•1-1.00 ..... ooo Set/Sun 1-.U
1724 Piia .. Norte.~
• .... &200 .... 000 Sunday ,~~
••161 8t. ca.or, C.M .
141--0303 aee.ooo "
1720 8'trtftg. H.V. HcwMe 1M llDO '414,toO
2*T.-..,eo.e..._
e.1111 1411.000
DI V'9 Genoe. Udo ....
8'1-1400 1141.000 ...............
2211 Ma VIiia. l&llU M
144 ·-ll07 ,000
4 II 1tl•1 FlM IM or DEi
••t1310 Geluy Dr. Oowr ShOr•
831-1300 11.•.000 Sat 1-4:00
.... 22 ~. -canyon, Nwpt Bch
811-1558 1116,000 Sunday 12-4
..,9 HuntJnQton Ct. Belcourt, Nwpt Bch
780-0714 11,250,000 Sunday.1-4
•2080 lnrOZ. M9ea Verde. CM
831-7370 1354.900 Sunday 1-4:30
1100 l<JnQ8ton, Wlm~on Vig
1~ 1395,000 Sat/Sun1-4
* • 101 Udo Patk Dr. Newport 8each 873-Sm $1,750,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
195" Port CMIMe. Harbor View
831-1400 $589,$00 Sunday 1-4
2012 Port Provence. Hart:>or V1ew Hms. NB
78()..5000 $475,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
•978 Polt. C.M.
546-2313 $.210,000 Sun 1-4 ,
2083 Preelden' pt, C.M.
546-2313 $.222,500 Sat/Sun 1-4
*..,.. • 17 Roy9I St. Geo<ge. Big Canyon, NB
873-9333 $1,350,000 Saturday 1-5
2n1 Sandpiper Or.CM.
54&-2313 $340,000 Sun 1-4
•ss12 Sierra RoJa, Turt1eroctt. Irvine
&42-<ttMO $489,500t/Sun 11-4
3• SttYer ~t. Turtle Rock, Irvine.
759-MOO $439,900 Sunday 1-4
Sunday 1-4
1099 TUW., M9ea Woods, Costa Mesa
540-7355 13$9,000 Sunday 1-5
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300 Fwnleel, Otde COM
151 eeoo s1.ooo,ooo SatJSun 1-4
3111 Medelra. Coeta MeM
~7366 1329,000 Sunday 1·5
1911 Port Cerdlff ..... Vtew ...om. &u 80IO 1125,000 Sunday 1-4
121 W. Ooeenftont. ~. NUla
&U toe0 teeS.000 Sunday 1-4
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•t 11 ~. HW'bot Ridge 6M-UOO 1125,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 30
* • #KarMll, ... •Pott Cfeet. NB en.noo 1226,000 Sat-Sun 1-4
... --~. Coill.a ~ a..a11 1364,500 Sunday 1-4:30 .. .,,.11 .......... ....,., Mwpt 8cf\
7'0-1IOO 11.-.ooo Suncs.y 1-5
......... LA. Oowr 8hofee 111-7* 11.ID0,000 Saturday 1.-.
Saturday, ....
* ·--UdD Motel. Udo tM 171-,. 11,111.000 Sunday 1-4
120 Viau.. ...... UdO
•'-MOO II 11.000
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• v • '* t 11392 Orangevlew, Tustin Hiiia, SA
721-1200 Sl,150,000 Sat/Sun 12.-.
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••2• Oahlla, Olde Corona Del Mar
875-571• $885,000 Sat/Sun 1-<t
•t•v7 Y()(1(1hlre, Harbor Ridge, NB
760-5000 $2,000,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
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""•••280 Cagney Ln 309, vma Balboa, NB
873.......ao $379,900 Sunday 1.-.
79 Coraica Or, Newport North
831-7300 $265,000 Sat/Sun 1-4:30
406 E. Bay (By Newport Landing) Balboa
Pen In •
831-1266 $279,900 Sunday 12.-.
230 Lii .. Ln #312, C.M.
645--0303 $405,000 Sat/Sun 12-•
17366 Roeewood Terrace, Irvine
759-9100 $219,900 Sat/Sun 1-5
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••3n Bayvtew Tetr.oe, Costa Mesa
873-4082 1275,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
••12 CNtham Court, Newport Beach
759-1219 $775,000 SatJSun 1-5
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••3039 CtubhouM Cir, C.M.
S.-8-2313 S 189,900 SatJSun 1-4
802-8 Heltotrope Aw, Olde Cofone Del Mar
873-&49'4 $375,000 Sunday 1.-.
• 204 Wlllnut ~ 8Mdl
173-3777 '239,000 Sat/Sun t-5
• * • # 18 SeatHrd, Newport Beech
648-7171 S1&4,500 Sat ,_.
• * •3 Tribute Ct, Newport C,..t, NB 751-5000 $.29'4,900 Sunday 1-5
HUM Vista Caudal, Bluffs
759-9100 $415,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
•2710 Vlsta def Oro. Bluffs. N.J.
759-9100 $269,000 Satl~n 1-5 * 455 Vista Grande, The Blufts, Nwpt Bch
&40-5560 $339,500 SaVSUn 1-5
•• 11 Vista Roma. Bluffs, N.B.
759-9100 $275,000 Sat/Sun 1.-. 30
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815 Jasmtne #A, CdM
831-1400 $395,000 ' Sunday 1-4
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210 Vista Laredo, Eas1bluft
75g...eeoo $405,000 SatJSun ,_.
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831-1400 '525,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
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•42• DeN6a, Olde Corona Del Mar 87&-5714 Sl85.000 Sat/Sun 1.-.
•llES Fii REiT
•2'2 E~ CMYOn. ~ ~ 12.500 Sundey 1-4:~
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Fabulous Harbor RJdge cu.tom 4BR. home offen lovely pool and •pa with
cascading river rock waterfall. Landscaped to perfection. Pcanoramlc view
deck. Interior with superior appointments.
GaUBBA ELLIS
\fnj11~rraO<"an· hlf> Custom Ho~ m Exctu..i"'c-Catf' CUJ1rdcd ...... r •HI. Lar,f'
En1c-rta1mn~ Room w11h 28' u1hn~ .• toot" firf'placf'. Proff' iom1l llu 0vf'rlooks Lar~ Pool
and ra Ma-tf'r BK • Ullt' Wtlh h rf'pla<'C'. Walk-In c1~1s, l.ar~l' Europ4"an·~l\/Ko B.1h.
formal L\mg Room. D1mn11; Room and I 1brar\ .\It w11h a Far.ta 1tr (h-t>11n and Cm ~ht
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A spectacular Harbor Ridge u -
tate featuring 5-8 bedroom•.
depending on the use of the
room: formal living room, fam-
ily room. sun room. dining
room. weight room. theatre
room; overlooking the City of
Newport to Palos Verde•. For
luxurious llvlng, magnificent
view•. and graclou• entertain-
ing. Pitas-' Inquire about excel-
lent terms ................ $3.695,000
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NEW LISTING
OPEN HOUSE SAT/SUN 12-4
BLUFFS 3 Bdrm 2 1 2 BA w/spectacular view of Back Bay,
ocean and Newport Cente r Tower . End Unit, tastefully
decorated. Mirrored wall"ln living room further e nhances view,
modern cabinets and tile counter in kitchen. Unique wine
storage room._ Many fe~ture that mu t be een to be ap-
preciated. - -
$510,000 FEE
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LAGUNA COTTAGE
Two bdrm, I beth In No t..cuN on an R·J lot. Walklnt
dist•nce to the beach _..... . _ ...... swis.ooo
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Three ~R. 31hBA, only 8 years new In Olde Corona del Mar.
Dramatic vaulted ceilings throughout with a multitude of
skylights. This townhome stands out with its warm welcome
livability. "A KALEIDOSCOPE OF LIGHT, SPACE AND LINE."
I 1,.ai1I 1fftri11 It $411,111
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121-1132
Somerset w/•mPfmive uP&radn & «IJanded. Great locatJon_JD ,H.V.
Homes. New M8R surte/battls/krtchetl/laluldly rm. etc. $699.000 * mil IEllOIEL * AN new. expanded ' r11M d1hd PalefMO. This is the most elaborate
remodet that we have ever Mft in H. V. Homes. Everytflma ntW exc..,t
the frame! Expanded to 58df rM + J~ BathS on Ulf' crftllbett
$719,000. * lllT •11nt• * H.V. Homes Monaco Model 1n pnsbne condition tor the dlscnm1natN11
buyer! New appliances. other upcrades, landscapinc, Fine location
28dtms + Oen, 2 Baths. $429,000 * 111 llEST l•E * A arut extra house tor office, auats. hvt-tn maid. etc .. in thts Palermo
in Phase J H. v Homes. utra larl' lot. arut lwdsclpe, $699.000. * UllEST MPLEI * Three story m Cor• Del• OvtiS&Zed 4<lf,... latte 38R/38A
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communtty Sp,c101Js JBR 38A hOJ"lt w la1Cf ~llC~ cathedr.t CW"iS & powale \Pl &
patio A ru •y QUJ~ly liltstylt location
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lotil!y Ul\lqllt JBR 38A cruh•riY customized 2 story llomt Y/1 l'!ry onmt pool
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ituated on over one· half acre or limd, this fabulous Gallery
Cu.st.om Home hu 5BR, plus study It • 1, BA. E11.tens1vt UM
o( marble tile & upgraded plush neutral color carpetin~
throughouL Built·in fam1y room entertainment center Vlg
screen TV. Muter suite indud~ retreat. 1acuu.i tub. sauna
& workout nn. ProfHS1onally landS<"aped rear . yatd
w/lich ted tenni1 court, pool. spa & BBQ area. 3 Fireplaces.
security system. air conditionini. wet bar. 3-C'ar gar&Je
PLUS other ~ades too numerous~ mention. ACT NOW
-THI PROPERTY WILL NOT LAST! $2.300.000
**** NEW ON MAIKET
BELCOURT TOWNE COLLECT! N PLA "D"
ttp mto usury an t is 3 BR. familv rm. 3 BA lownhome
Derorated in neutral rotors thr~hout with uten 1\:~ u uC
marble In th rotunda entry, lukhen nou~. d1ninic rm
ball.a. Bwlt·in cuatom slut duna d~t an h"U\I room
GorpoUI Belciwn wool ca~tinc throughout accented by
cuatom window treatment.a & wh1~
hy_ti._ers, Pt.Qfea111onally lan<iaeaped
yard with cwitom bri<'k patio with
overhad tttll1s for outdoor danmir
$1.100.000
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760.6000
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STEPHANIE
645·7-
t Prhne l..oc•tlon t la'IC 3 bedroom. 3 .,_,h famllv home In
tbt aalq .. Bay•horu gat«d communltv.
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2535 VISTA
OPDI FOii VIEWDIG 8AT/9UN 1-4
$525,0GOLH.
PRESEN T 3 GREAT LISTINGS
---N .. u.u .. Wlrnbi.don Vlllafe 4 M, ---~~--..,
11 IA. C PIM H~ lot. f"'~nch doors
Pt.ntatKllft Sh,uen. Aai.olutely buuOtul °"" s.vsun 1-4 t 160 .c~. emu~
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SOPHISTICATED CUSTOM
HOME ON DOUBLE LOT -
Open spacious luxurious ap-
pointment a & furnishings.
Kitchen designed for gracious liv-
ing & entertaJnlng. 6BR. 5BA, 3
fireptaces. Lap pool & spa In prl· vat• patio on the bay.
$4.200.000 .
.. 1111 IAYFlllT ••t JUST REDECORATED
THROUGHOUT -lndudtng new
kitchen & bath•. Sub-zero re-
frigerat0t. light oak cabtnet1,
overtized j.cum, mfrrora, Italian
tile, wOOI Berber, air. Bay view
w/1Up avaHabte. "89,000.
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CORNER OF COAST HWY. AT AVOCADO
6·44 -9060
THE :: 1 COMPANY IN SO. CALIFORNIA IN SALES & LISTINGS
NEW LISTINGS
JIVINE t 139,000
Upgraded light & bright 2 BR, 2 BA con-
dominium in Orangetree Terrace with A/C, new
carpeting & custom blinds. Assoc. pool & tennis.
See today!
EASTBLUFP '499,628
Encutive pool home. Totally customized. 2 BR,
4 BA. MBR has 2 baths. Huge family room with
bar & fp. Family kitchen, French doors. Enter-
tainers delight.
SPYGLASS '725,000
Fabulous 6 BR, 3 BA, fam rm, enormous formal
DR, pool, jacuzzi + much more. View of Canyon.
Best buy in area. Shows like a model home.
Owners consider all reasonable offers.
BALBOA OCEANFRONT S l,&001000
Lower Peninsula corner location is the setting
for this exquisite custom home. Quality is un -
surpassed and with the Pacific ocean as your
front yard this ia an unbelievable property.
BLUffS
-7
BLUFFS t259,000
2 story with one BR downstairs. Lovely patio
with lush landscape. Newer kit. cabinets & floor.
Neat. clean & well decorated.
THE BLUFFS HH,toO
Spacious free standing condominium on beauti-
ful tree lined greenbelt. Two lovely brick patios
& a large sun deck. New kit & baths. New price ...
We are ready to sell. Call for details.
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Popular 3 bedroom .. Delorea'' plan on wide
cnenbelt. Freth .. a daisy, and ready fOI OC•
cupancy. Cul-de-sac location offen quiet 6
pnvacy.
OPE N HOUSES
SATURDAY 1-4
NEWPOIT BEACH 180 WrsrPOIT
2 BR $269,500 L. WHITE
THE BLUPPS
3 BR
4-4! VISTA IOMA
$359,900 G. STRAFFORD
NEWPOIT BEACH I 1701 llVINE AVE.
3 BR + Den + Pool$415,000 F. SEENES
JASMINE CUD sa MAINSAIL
3 BR. FR $«9,000 0 . LMNGSTON
llVINE TED.ACE 1915 GALATEA
4 BR, POOL .Sl,200,000 L. ROSE
SUNDAY 1..C
NEWPOIT BEACH 180 WF3TPOIT
2 BR S269,500 L. WHITE
EASTSIDECM
3 BR, FR
THE BLUFFS
38R
THE BLUFFS
3 BR. DEN
THE BLUFFS
3 BR
JASMINE CREEK
3 BR, FR
EASTBLUPI
2 BR, FR, POOL
EASTBLUFP
4 BR, FR, SPA _,
lttt TUSTIN
$359,000 O. ANDERSON
«2 VISTA IOKA
$359,900 M. DEREMIAH
509 AVENIDA LADEIA
1369,000 K. PARKER
$385,000
flO PLATA
B. HILL
II MAINSAIL ~9.000 C. MCMAHAN
UM BASSWOOD
$499,528 D. ADAMS
llM ALTA VISTA
$507,000 G. LIVINGSTON
NBWPOIT DIGBTS 110 DONALD PLACB
3 BR, DEN $549,600 E. CORKETT
SEA ISLAND
2BR
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3 BR 1896,000
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&BR -•• OCIAlfnoNT 1886,000 H. THAMBR
NEWPORT BEACH
IACI BAY 118!,500
Wonderful Back Bay home, ~rfect for the
(l'Owln_I family 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath, MP f'am
room. H~e rear yard with teparate play area & R. V. parking.
PAU UDO SIH,000
Spacious 3 BR, 2 BA townhouse w/3 car1arqe
large utility room, private patio, & hardw;;;J
noora. A good investment area.
SEAVIEW H80,000
3 BR, residence. Extensive built-ans, custom
liibting inside and out. Neutral decor. Secluded
location on cul~de-aac.
DOVER SHORES HU,000
Ocean, Catalina, city lights from this stunning 2
BR custom home. Dramatic court yard w/pool.
luth lamilcaping, den, Hbrary, formal dinin1 rm,
work.shop & ao much more. A true gem.
BIG CANYON S l,H0,000
Fabulous custom built home overlookina golf
course. 3 bedroom uita, 4 full bath, library, den
plus dream kitchen with fireplace. Ma ter
bedroom on lat floor.
LIDO Sl ,to0,000
2 unit.a on 6th Ooor rebuilt inw one luxurious 4
BR, S BA home. lncredibl views of all o(
Newport Harbor all the way to Dana Pt.
. BIG CANYON 11,6t6,000 Enjo~ the eerenity of fjvinc on the 101( courw! 5
BR, FR, formal DR. All room1 (ace the c:oune.
Pool and 1pa (race lush 1round1