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Home My WebLink About1991-01-05 - Orange Coast Pilot......... ,,,, II 't .. , •. a1 .,, ... .., Partly cloudy skies and some local fog today, but no more rain expcctt.d. Coastal/Inland hi~s from 61 lo 6S. Lows from 44 to 49. For the or.nae Coast's most complete weather infor· mation. includina boatina. filhina and surlina repons, see pqe AIO. IN THE NEWSROOM To borrow a quote from Ronald Rcqan, ''There you ao apjn." ... Whether attributable to iporance, de- fiance or a little bit of both, the Ora.nae Coast seems to be thumbina it} nose lo reports that the economy is on the fut track to the scrap heap .... This week. the Orup C.Ut Dally PUet ran stories on new home sales reboundina. membcnh.ip swellina in the Newport Harbor Chamber of Commerce and the Ora nae County Perfonnina Arts Center endina the year on an upswins. ... One more eumple was reported Friday .... Hollywood racked up its second-best haul ever in 1990 in terms of box office bucks, but that was due to hiJher ticket prices as the number of mov1eaoen dccre&9Cd .... Oranae Coast moviqoers.. however, bucked the nationwide trend and saw more films in 1990 than the previous year, acconlina to James Ed- wards Sr .• proprie1or of the Edwards Cinema chain. which runs ~Y all the movie theaters in the county .... When it came to the top three coast flicks, we mirrored national results ... "Ghost. .. "Pretty Woman" and "Home Alone" were lops evttywhere -includina the rcnepde Oranae Coa.st QUOTES Of THE DAY ''Tbae men are doilJI absolutely notbilJI but bitchit11 and moanilJI." Rep. Chris Cox, R-Newport Beach, on his fellow conaressmen debatina the U.S. role in the Persian Gulf (Al). 0 ''Tnc arim iact is we prepare for war like precocious Jiants, and for peace like retarded pyamies." Lester Bowles Pcanon TODAY'S EVENTS E A com~ter swag meet ia sched· uled for Buaktina No. 1 o at the <>ranee County f ai'lf'C)WMt in Cott.a Mesa from lOa.m. IO S p.m. Tickets are SS. E Tbe lesndatY Martha Graham Duce Co. lakes the suiee at the Oranae County hrfonniftl Ans Center in Cotta Mesa at I p.m. Tickets are SI 3- $40. Call 740-2000. E 21 Oceanfront in Newport 8eacb pmnts Lee Fermi at l :lO p.m. CaJJ 67S-2S66. E The Golden Bear, 300 Pacific Coat Hiibway, Huntinaton Beech. ~ts Qkwnbn at 9 p.m. Admillion II S7. c.11374-IE.All. LOTTERY ..... ~Five. 4Chm: Tbnc. 0 OilnlbDdl: Eilbt. __.. Bw.--.~ - INDEX GE C 0 AST Saturday, January 5, 1991 25 cents Seeks millions of dollars in damages from -sp, two other firms tomey GeneraJ Sylvia Hale said. The suit also names Brandenburlcr Marine, which supplied the moorina for the oil tanker. and Golden We11 llefiniaa Co., which owns and operates the ofl'lbore moorina facility the tanker was ap- proaching. · SANT A ANA -The state Attorney. suffered in the American Trader spill. General'• Oftfoe filed suit Friday apinst · Assemblyman Tom Mays, who was British Petroleum and two other com-mayor of Huntinaton Beach when the spill penia, seekina to recover millions of occurred, said officials hope to 1ettle the dollars in damqes cauled by a 400,000-case out of court, but ha<l to file the suit pllon oil spill in Huntinaton Beach lut within a year o( the Feb. 7 spilJ because of February. a stalute of limitation. · The suit. filed in usociation with the • "It was inevitable that this bad to hap- citics of Huntinston Beach and Newport pen," he said. ''Basically it continues our Beach and Oran,e County, seeks to recover options." clean-up costs. damaaes and civil penalties Attorney General John Van de Kamp -- -~C....D19',_ A bulldozer dM'i'1 a path next to a .,..,,, tr. In the .,.,tllna lot nMr' the Newport Pier Frtday. The chopping down of about 15 to fO palm t ..... nMr tt-e pier lhockec:t aome people, but offtc:i9ll Mid aH the trw •ound the pter areo•t atatec:t tor ct.atructlon. About 40 treea muat be remov.d to 'fnake way for the remod9ttng of McFedden Plaza. and about half wtll be repfMted. . •arced. saying Friday: ··we remain op- 1imistic that a, negotiated settlement can be reached in this case. Should settlement not prove fcasibl?-however. the suit filed today will protect our right under the statute of limitations to ~ wath liti- gation." The suit. filed in Ora.nae County Su- penor Coun. names BP America Inc. and three BP subsidiaries. which operated the tanker and owned the carso. Deputy At- The.. suit does not specify a dollar · amount. but total liability is expected to be an the millions. officials said. Some ~ cs stemmed from tbe closure of public beaches, damqc to wildlife and loss of tax revenue. officials said. . BP has already reimbursed Huntinston See SUIT/Illa ... C.ox: 'Collgress bitching, moaning' Urges Bush to seek U.N. -like resolution By Rua Loar Or-. ~ DellY Piiot Rep. Chris Cox urged President George Bush Fnday momma to call for a con- gressional vote on the United Nauons rcsoluuons apmst Iraq. should talks be- tween Secretary of State James Baker and the Iraqi foreagn minister fatl. • Meanwhile. Iraq asrccd Fnday to hold its first h.i&h-lcvel talks with the United Stales incc it invaded Kuwa1t Aug. 2. Baahdad tned anew 10 bnna in the Palesu- nian issue but ran into a st:raiabt-ann from Bush, who said. "There wtll be no linkqe on those two questions." Cox. R-Newpon Beach. and J.i Re- publican congressmen ~ invited to a White House breakfast Friday where Bush pve them a quick update on the Middle East crisis. "President Bush is bop1na Saddam Hussein will understand the invincibility of the forces arrayed against him and react pnamatically.'' Cox said. "He said be feels very. very romfonable with the· current coonc of acuon." Should talks between Baker and Iraqi foreisn minister Tariq Aziz prove fru1tlcss. Cox behevcs Bush should a>ve Coniress a 48-bour deadhne to vote on a 101nt rcsbl- ut1on s1m1lar to the U.N. resoluuons aptnst Iraq. He also belkves Bush must speak dlrtttly to the American people. matins 1t clear that the United States wdl ~! ~!.!~ ~ -~ ~ if L~ ~~.!4M tn pull out of KuwaiL "(''~ sot a cousin in the Uni,J61 States Army in Saudi Arabia. I hope that his life will not be unnecessaril1 put in jeopardy because there is a .,ain o doubt in Saddam Hussein's mind, .. Cox said. .. lftbe conflict- ina voices in the Conaress arc interpreted wt America lacks the will to follow up - lbal could tip the scale.•• CoA, who served as tcn.ior associate counsel to President Ronald Raian dunna the 1986 air strikes on LibYa, "iiicl 1bcre bas been 100 much "'COICltstional carpi"' .. I Rep. Chril Cox and not enouah action. He calls con- lfC'WOnal debate over the War Powers Act a "'red hcmna." and faul\S Conpaa for refusina to vote on the U.N. raolutions ap1nst Iraq. -These men are doina absolutely notbina but bltch1na and moan.in&.'" Cox lllW! "Our best chance for peace is from a hiabJy crcc:hbk lhlut of force. We're not talkins about a dcclarauon of war, we're talkina about a resoluuon autborizina the ditcre- uonary u~ of force:• . France unveiled a peace plan Friday that called for an lntemational conference on all Mideast issues after lraq pulls out oflbc conquered emirate n now calls its 19th pro via«. Under the plan, Iraq would receive assurances it would not be attacked ii it acrecd to leave Kuwait. Bush. asked about the propoal llCl- vanccd by French fOttian Minister Rolaad Dumas at an .tme•ftDCY te9ion o1 die E~ Community in Luxemboura. SI. he had not yet teen it. ush said Amaic:a welcomes 1nq•1 ..,.cement to talk. but ··~ en be eo s..co~- 2 injured as ili.8.nhole explodes By Bob ven E~.n ~C:...~Nllt ... COSTA MESA -Two men ~ burned. one critically. wtaen wbicb ecaamulated in a ... ,,. a.,f::s iato a fireball early Friday. Mike' R. Gramer, 33. of Bakmfickl. received muaive bUms over much of bis body when IM _. 1Pited u he was liftint the INeholt eover at I Ith sum arid PomoM AWHl IO~ tdet** lina. •id Calla W-police LL Gary Weblter. lllit. ......... ~·~ind shirt off' and melted a PIF" and knife bandJe that wtft oa his belt. WcblleT said. He was nllhed to H09t Memorial Holpi- lal aad i•memtety tnn1A 1ed '° tbt burn unit at UC1 MDdbl Cat•. ~ be was listed. in mtic:al conditioft Friday with IKOnd and third de.pee -.. • owr 45 pmnt of bis body. Orllner and • ClOll c..-. 29--,.,-oa.s .-J. seone. of Pmil. 11e .,,a, .. ot Volt ldonnatioD Scienca. a ••1: .ni;tor of '*title ....... .en-= . .--miiiltvncr call for ..a 111 ..... , ' ·. • .. • Hf 11-------------------..-------- A C'oastltne College music teacher and organizer of the Orange County Sound Machine, which is seeking 400 marching musicians to meet a challenge from Orqon's One More Time Around ~in Band. IOTf·WOITIY----------- Advertising in December by word-Of-mouth, the 4S-year-01d H untington Beach resident prnered some 40 volunteers from as far away as Poway and the San Fernando Valley. This month, Thompson's kJclcing the membcnhip drive into high gear. involving local businesses as sponsors and "recruiting stations" -band members will get various discounts from partic1pat1ng merchants. who will also sign up new members. 8) next Dttember, when the challenge comes due, Thompson said. "We're going to have the biggest community band in the state of California" DD A ONE ••• ------------ Thompson was the leader of the perennially popular Band X , which tore up the annual Huntington Beach Fourth of July Parade and performed elsewhere around the Southland in the '70s and early '80s. AID A TWO ••• ----------- The Oedghng Sound Machine has alrc.ady been featured on Todd Donoho's "Monday Night Li ve" sports TV show, and a contingent spent a da) tootling around Los Angeles with radio deeJa)s Mark and Bnan last month. THE BIC BUD BATTLE-------- Aller a )Car of prnenng members. practicing at Costa Mesa HLgh School and other locations around the county, the Sou nd ach1ne will ho 1 the Oregon band for a "playoff' here. Then. the Sound Machine will travel to Oregon for a s1m1lar event thett. After that. Thompson said. the two groups would hke to Join forces. perhaps for some football halftime shows in the Southland. TUNING II 01 THE FmlE------- Thc Oregon challenge "1s the ~test thing that ever hap- pened" to boost instrumental music in 0rdnge County. Thompson said. Noting the decline in music instruction in the public schools, hr ~tatctl . "We're going to have to do it on a pnvate basis unttl "-l' t .in get 11 back in schools." Ht.• 1~ quid. 10 point out that panic1 pants in the Sound Machine. which 1s open to all ages. can get credit through Coastline ( ommun1t} College that 1s transferable to high schools or four-year college\ SOUND Off ------------ Anyone wishing to join or help sponsor the Orange County ound Machine can call Thompson at 964-1 760. -Compile-ti by Ro1er Bloom Editor'• aote: II yo. bow 1omeo11e .to d Oflld be /utwrefl la "Orange CoHI PHple" c•ll tbe Dally Pilot'• City l>nt •I l4Z-4,ll, or leave a mesuge oa tbe Editor'• Hotllae -14t-I081. Local News Briefs Yautlll 11'1'111111 11 lldl 111111111• COSTA MESA -Pohcc arrested a carload of youths on 'luspicion of vandalism Thursday ni&ht after detectives on a stake- out reportedly observed one the teens throwing a concrete block through the windshield of a car. Po lice Lt Gary Webster said five youna people were 11TCStcd at 10:51 p.m . and that as many as 30 cars may have been vandalized. He said the youths. whose names arc not beina released. are from Anaheim and Costa Mesa. O ne of tho~ arrested told pohce they bcpn smasbina w1~dsh1elds bec:aue they were bored - When the detectives, who were investiptina a case not related to the vandalism. saw the window smashina, they siinAled a nearby crui.ser which pursued the suspecU' car a shon dist.a.nee ~fore ' . llOPPlnl It. The l6-year-old driver was booked on suspicion of vandalism and reckless drivina and rcleated to his perents. A 17-ycar-old front scat pessenaer. who is believed to have thrown t.he block, wH booked into Or'alllt County Juvenile Hall on su.aplcion of van- dahsm and for an outstan4ln1 ju\'~nilc wananl. ., .. - ~, .. ·.-......-...---~• '· Jn g e Cl!.::·-t Ai rr. .i " .. 1 Deel •IF I ~ -.....,.. Gare ... ~ • ._..... lnQIOf\ lie.cl\. "" O.C1••• • S.• -UOyd COQClff. Cosc.1 -.Ww. Q1t1 ~· -0-~ Newpot1 INCi\ "°t--,M Chon. tMrw 91" Ci.* -D.wtCI uuu c-.. A.WW "" ... . " Lewi -~ ~ ""'"'· "" ...... ,. JoM -·-JeflMft. COii.a ~ "" l'ININOI -~ Chit& COIUI ~ 00,, I.JU -Todd Awy, ~ IHcfl. boy\ ~IMCY -NltHI ~ ...,_..,.°" INctl. "" •...... , ,, -..0.• "'° lllon ""°"". HfoWpOtt 9Nttl. "" WMll!f ..,. <t.wy Glay, Con• ~. oo,, IYww ..,. frlC lliodgm. ,_ v-..y, flrt Mftnu ,_., .. IMN. girt °"'"''" ,. L .. -~ SMltl\, Con• -.ww. oo,, ........ ,. ,......,. .,,., Sc.,,,,...~ m. c-.. AHu. Doy >.Mty -«fW'I W11n. Huncingron k•"· 00,, ... It. t(ayll -,,_.,o Ot Sc Jun. Con• A.WW. °1..-. -ibtNf"CI H4ll, tMrW. 00,, ...... JI COINfl -J-(llOC\. tMIW oo,, .llr<nfttt -~ Jtwfl. Hu,,unaton k KI\. ~--W-~CL fount-Y• ..,. "" WCI 11•1 I MOSPnAL ~......,AL • 1 I I IF U Nww -0tcM Mot• COSY MH.i. Qlfl IA*T~~AL 8 1 I 9 16 ._ -lucl9nel GOllulPi lOflll kKI\ 00,, by Sheral LeBeau ORANGE COAST'S ONLY FICTIONAL DRAMA SERIES I atherine Bell hadn't . been frightened before. But now she was. She didn't stop running until she reached the columned mansion of Jonathan Vitale's second home overlooking Upper Newport Ba). She leapt across the front porch and banged on the door. Vuale, wearing riding clothes, answered. He could tell som~ thing wasn't right. Maybe it was Katherine's wdd eyes. Maybe 1t was the tear in the front of her running Jacket and the spot of blood. Her voice was hoarse. "Jonathan! He's dead!." "Hey. It's all right. Calm Down. Who's dead?" "The pot bellied flasher! J ran into him on i he joain& tra.al and he tned 10 .... And then he·fell down the bank and J think he's dead! Oh I know he's dead!" Jonathan's calm ~xtenor crumpled like a piece of al1:1minum foil. ··wait a minute! The pot bellied who? Dcadr' As he sunk to his knees. Katherine wondered why Jonathan had taken the news so strangely. But her thouahts were jarred by a familiar voice behind her. "This wouldn't be yours by any chance. Miss," said her old nemisis, Newport Beach police Lt. Clarence Oldman, standina at the door holding the detached breast pocket of her running jacket. To be continued ... .. Did You Know? Santa All Rli• •w 11111• Its bed 11 lllllhil'int 11c1t111 • ID HaJltlal toD Bead: The Santa Ana River was named b)'"'tbe Portola Expedition io t 769 and althouab the name is the same. the nver isn't in the sarne place. Jt changed channels many times. flowing throu&h a 3,000-acrc marshy estuary before enterina Lower Newport Bay. In 1921 , it was rcchanneled to enter the ocean directly in its present location. All 1hat remains of its estuary marshes arc the 114-acre Huntington Beach Wetlands.. home to the cndanacred Beldi1rts savannah sparrow and fcedana ground for gulls, least terns, shorebirds and waterfowl. Kttp us off the endansered list. Send your hlSloric:al Facts to Did You Know, Orup Coast Dally Pilot . P.O. Box 1560, Cosu Mesa, 92626. Police Log -Cotta Mae Polict are look1na for a man who tried to rob a Newport Boulevard dN& Jl~ Wcdac:tday n.Pt. but who look off when mtplo)'ftl rcfwlcd to afvt him any dntp. po!Q aid. · Tbt mu watbd into bm•y Reull Drup at about 7:'° p.m. and ICled bllc-he W. • weapon, bcfotc ukiDf e emplo)'et for valham and codetnc, poliat Mid. The IUlpllCt is dacribtd u wh1~, in ttis lOI, about ' re.t 7 lncbel W1th a lnwn cnw<ut He wu 1ull 8llell wari• jeans. 1 daim ,ilckec and • pa 11iM)' I yellow T ~ ~ 1114. Fo.ml8i11 Valley . A Mn ~hi M , IO WI ..,..,,. reponedlJ picW 8P ft"t pt valued et SS.100 .._ • ~o a• Valry w IO M COIN ... \It dleal. Tiw .---..,., m-... llld ll:M ........ --.. • • ·-· • Ill I 21111 News of the Weird ....... ,. (11111 ti ... -'''" crt•• SAN FRANCISCO -Missy the Seal's favorite trick 1s to pla) dead. and she's been doing 1t for 15 years. V isitors to Steinhart Aquarium regularly reporl Missy's demise to caretakers. exclaiming over her lifeless body. lying choked at the tank's bottom with a noauni toy nng around her neck. For effect. Missy even wedges htt nippers against the nng 1n what looks like a final effort to escape the ring. "She's playing a pme." said ORANGE COAST llllyPllal VOL. II, NO. 005 Idler'•.... ....... , __ ._. .. Dllr,..•-•• .. '·---· ... ....,_L.taM.n. _...._._.. ................. _. ....... .-... -.ca: ...... .,, ~.-..-.......... ....... _.., a s ,.. .. ,.. •• ...,_.... .-; .... ,.., 9 1 o. .... , ... , ... , • ......... ,.. ....... &A. ...... 10 .. ......... ,. "' 11911'. ow a,.,,. ~0.--MM.m.•-lllllltUl\•llU\ ....., .. _ .................... .. .,.. ....... ...... To,,....• ooneatllln I • .. OIMil 0..-........... • .....,.._ .,... ti-.. .....__. Te...-. M.,,. 11 JVR I .... ....._, ........ c:tr.._ ....... ~ YIDe ......... Ea. a.t~ a..11111......, Ute~ "-"'-....,_. .......... ,,_ __ ......, =~:.:: ,.. ..... , .. •a.a: - Newport Beach caretaker Bill Rohr. "She just love1 doing it. h's a pme. She can lie there upside down with her eyes closed for IS minutes. and that's about the averagr time most people will sit there and look ;it the ta nk." "We d idn't train her to do this." hr said. "Ifs one of her natural bcha"1ors. we· can't tell her when to do 1t and we don't kno" "hen she will -some- times three' times a day. some- times once a "ttk." .. Miss), a 20-)ear-0ld harbor seal. shares her tank wtth two other harbor seals and two dolphins. -By Th Auocutefl Pre11 How to rMCh ua at the Dally Piiot Cln:ue.tlon er.,.~ 142-43n AcMftlllng 0 111!1d 142-"71 ..., ~, Ectttort.I ..... S.122• --142-4330 ............ .......,70 MMtottlce c.;;:.rn~...:;; ................. --· ........ 631·5802 TYrO Ra\'tnlde men ""ere arrcslcd on l\&IPKion of bttak1"1 ln\O a car in West NeVrpon early Thunday af\er an tkw'l cuizcn calkd police to repon ~I ICCIVll)'. Scon l .nUe Fautt. Jr., 19. and John MicUcl Me~ia, II. were booked uuo NCW'PQl1 Bmch a ty Jail °" .-picioe o( vehicle bwJtaty aftd held an bcu of SI0.000 bad a.ell after tbeir I Lm. anat.-- A witftnl reportedly baud car doon llltnmh-. and uw ON of tM t*'O mta loitmna around a 1911 Honda Accord parbd in tbe allry in me 6900 block ol W. ac.. Fro.t. N~ llKll police fll. Andy Oosil llid. A l9IOO.Ur111r drove.., IOClft lftcr alld picbd dW iullject op. a-it llid. ne wrtnaa t0ot doWft o.. °"'"""''• llCBll ,.... anct C8llld policie. • who llopped tk llllPl(kd vctaidt M 61 ll Sa'elt ISld W• 0cma flol9L IMidie, .... ,.,..... I 1ll•hil•-· I IOOI ..... ia c=-~-Oo.is .................... Hosdl ........................ ... widl ........ t .................. ooais ..... D A_ .. ,__,._ .................. ffll• JH•SCZI is .... IJOO 9'loct ffll W ...... 11 llo.W ... • lllCIM I cm 1911 • uamlurellllw"'*...._llW....,. a Sa••-,.. ~ .................. -• -,.. ..... llJJ c •••• a. .......... . ., .... a .. O' 2 • I II • . .. J 'dead an al'Plval' Police arrest 5 in separate msll case Thf Fm! Column's In· ralliblc Source of inside pol- iucal inrormation Is a ttranac bird. He insists on mcctina in descn ed parkina praacs in the midA of the niJht. Weird, but 11 lccps him happy. Last time we met was a couple of wttks ago. It star- tltd me when an arm snaked COSTA MESA -Undercover oftk:ttl -otkana an auto theft urveillancc at Soulh Cout Thunda) arrested five tn two separate incidents. police 11id. In the first case, officers a three Santa Ana men, two suspected of stealing Levi jeans rrom Scan at about 4:20 p.m., said Costa Me11 Police Sg&. Tom Curtis wi&h &he S~cial Enforcement De- tail. Ht explained thf three were con- Matd to a ar in the San partuna lot which had been RPOrtcd stolen_ Pohce booted Ptdro Ramutt Rodripn~ 20, Herman Valdn, 19, and Eduardo Gama Ctdlllo. 22, into Oranae County Ja_il on suspi- cion of arand theft auto and ~ snsion of stolen propnt~. Valdez and Rodri1uez also fatt peny thef\ charaes in connection with the Scart shophftina. Soon 1ner the aJTtSts. the same' undC'rcover officers spotted two Dodie 0a)'to"na C'lrs in the patkin, lot and ,found out o ne of them had been rtponed stolen out of Cul\'er City. C'un1S wd. Thf plainclothn offi.cers u '"I unmar\ed cars tned to follow the stolen car. but lost the dmcr in heavy traffic on lnterstale 405. Curtis said. Later, at 9: IS p.m .. officC'rs spot- ted the first Dodge 0a)tona Bfitln at the shoppma center and noticed that tht' men 1n the car wert aJleged,- ly the ~me ones '"'ohed w11h the (lthl"T "oltn Ood,e Davtona. Curtis said "We Jtopged that· car and .ar- rc led the dn' er of that car ba11 ly for arand then auto charani .. Cunas-s~ud. • Officers found a pas~naer -..a.o had been 10 the car near Scan a,.S also arrt"~ed htm on u pmon q( grand theft 'auto. Curtis id. searc1' was being m~de for the stolen Dodge. he add~. Names ot the two men aITCstcd "'rtt not 1J11mrd1ately a'a1lablc be-<'au~ oITTCer\ "'ere tr) mg to verif~ their 1dent1t1cs o ut from under his parked Mercedes and handed up a small scrap of p:iper. "This is Pete's shon hst o f the gu)'s he's considering Fred Martin ·Police -break up insurance. fraud ring to replace h•ni an the Sen- ate." he wh1 percd hoarscl). C "Jerry Lcw1s. Dave Dreier ... _____ _ and Tom CampbC'll .. "Who"" I asked. "And Gadd1 Vasquez." "Great." l ~id and thanked him. "Is 1t exclusive?" .. hhhhh.'' he cauuonc:d. "No. If you want something really exclusive. 11's going to bo John Seymour ... "The state scnatpr?" I asked. "The guy who lost to Manan Bergeson an the Republ.Jcan ~nmary for lieutenant governor?'' "Bet on 11.'' the Infallible Source said. "Or go with the shon hst lake c"crybody else." I leaned down to as~ the Source how I could confirm the Seymour nom 1na11on. but he was gone. As Go\..-clect Wilson's announcement Wednesdly proved. the Infallible Source was anfalhble once again. Actually. even more infallible than Pete Wilson hams.elf. When he finall) unveiled his selection after weeks of specu- lation and long hsts and shon lasts, Wilson said Seymour was his first choice all along. By Jim Glllnple OIY Newt Serva GARDEN GROVE -A lawyer and two clinic operatok were ar- rested as authorities bro ke up a scheme they say cost insurance companies nearly SI million paid on claims for fake car crashes where people were "injured." officials said Friday. Among those taken into custody were Costa Mesa attorney Tom Mullen and Jose Jesus Toribio and his wife' Adriana Fernandez Torbio, who ran two medical climes. said Chief Clarence Tuck of the Cali- fornia Highway Patrol Border Div1s1o n. Pohce have since closed the chn1cs. he said. Investigators considered Mullen and the' Toriblos the' nngkaders of the' alleged scam. Tuck.said. adding four other people have been ar- rested and four othC'rs ~ere being sought. Tuck said an anonymous tip and talks with SUSPICIOUS IO'iUrnnce claims adjusters prompted the in- vestigation. The chief alleged that M ulkn and the Toribios f-ttru1ted mo<>tl) His- panic men and women to fake auto crashM and 1n1unes purponedl} re- lated to the accidents. The ~ruits would be paid S500 to S 1.000. while thC' 'lt'lllemt'nts ...,....,,.,,,, ... lard from insurance companies v.ould range from $30.000 to $50 000 and 14C'nt into the pocket'\ of Mullen and the mamed couple. Tud said The' scheme'. bche,C'p to Ix in operation m Orange <. ount) \ince 1987. IS thought to ha\e COM 1n- surtrs nC'arly a malhon dollars Tuck said auto and mC'dKal in- surance co,erage v.as arrangC'd bv Mullrn and the Tonb1os and tall.en out u1lder fol'IC 1dent1t1e'>. and the chnic ov. ners 1hen .. purcha'>t'd .. lht• false a<'C'1dC'nt ca'<."s lrom Mullen and then filed insurance l'la1ms for trC':llmC'nt that ne,cr v.as adm1ni1o- tered "\\hat the' v.ould normall' do " the\ "'ould Lale out an acc1dont poliq 14 tth a hagh-nsl ansuran« agenC\ and then shortl} the~ after the'~ 140uld get 1n,olved tn the accident .. he said · ' Turk ~1d 1f two cars IH'rc in- ' o l\ cd 1n an acctdt'nt. the oceu- panl'> of both 'eh1cles 14ere pan.of the fraud · ··There v.cre no innocent '1ct1m 1n thl\ ... Tuck said The most-used fake coll1s1on Wa~ to ha"c one ul 1hc 'l•h1de'> lo14 14hen going through a dip in the: road arut be h11 from txhand ~ another car he 'ia1d In one accident policc !><l~ eight people tiled phun' 1n,urance claim\ Nah. There were lots of other first choices. But Seymour was one of the few who agreed with PC'te o n abomon and other major issues And he ~as the' onl) one of those who ~ould take the JOb None of the other first choices wanted to face running two o;tatc.-w1de senatonal camp:ugns an four years. That seems hke a colossal "'nstc of ume. cfTon and mone)-$30 m1lhon m1n1mum to S50 m1ll1on or more. according lo one political consultant. Stuft Noodle offers real classic ltaliaD Resides the other first choices figured 11 would be cas1er·and better lo wait and make a run for Alan Cransto n's s1J1-ycar seat. Our new senator-designate 1s. by all accounts, a good man. HC''\ 3\\ lull) tight "'1th big real-estate mone). but then I guess there aren·t an) politicians who aren't beholden to one kind or an~r of big, fat wallets. People I spoke w11h who ~now Se} mour pretty much agree that he 1s an honc'it. rcasonabl) 1ntelhgen1. hard-working guy wath a -.pinC' and a mind of his ov.n. We have done a lot worse. But jS one poli11cal professional put 1t, "He's dC'ad on amval "'hen he gets to \\ ashington." Another agre<'d that Se> mour 1s going to ha\'(' a rougher tame in wa.,hmgton then he e·qxcts. · "The gu) has 1hm: '>tnkcs against him alrcad). and he hasn't e\C'n been sworn 1n." he ~td "Walson v.111 hc.-lp him get settled as mu'h J'I pornblc \O will the White House and lhC' Republican :-.:auonal ( omm1tte"· but he·, nc,cr been in Congress. doesn't ~nol4 \\ a<.hingipn and v.or..e. ht'.''s1 an appointed scnatQr .\~ pointed .. cnator'\ arc dog doo an Washington. The other S('nato~ put 1he1r '>hoeo; oul 1n thl· hall at night and tht'.' appomtC'd senator <,h1ncs th"·m "Then ~·' mour has to put 1ogether a statel4 1de organwlllon and )!Ml ra1<.1n~ lunds tor h1<, ·~~ campaign and he has to put togethl·r .i <,tan .\nJ \Om\.'14 here along the lane. he also has to ~ a senator ·· Gernng a crad. ere" in his \\ ash1ngton office, espec1all) chief of .,,Jn ma) tx mmt cnt1cal 01 all for Se)'mour. one insider said. "II'~ a Hr) 1ntn('a1c S)\tl·m. at\d he can't afford even the slightest mistake ·· ~ .\dd tn all tht''>t.' problem!> the open host1hty toward Seymour -and \\.11\0n for appointing him-on the pan of man) of the Rt·publil.in far right and )OU haH· to be concerned for the poor man Makes )OU v.onder 14h) PC'tc Wilson didn't pull a real surprise on C\.Cf'\bod\ and appoint Wil lie Brown. No~ that would be a pohtH.al coup FrH Mart/a 's C'Olamn nuJs ~vuy Mood•y. WH•n d•Y utl •tard•>· Nuclear plant -operators fmed for alleged violations RO. EME-\D -The uclear Reaulatol'\ < omm1ss1on on Fnda~ fin~d l)outhcrn ( ahfom1a Edison SI 50.000 tor allegt:d '1olat1ons in- \ Ol\lng \afc.-t} 'i\'ltems at its San Onofre.-nUl lcar plant The uttl1 t} has 'O da}s to pa) the fine or protc.-Cit 11. but an Edison .spo~c'lman-sa1d 11 won't challenge thC' Cl\ 11 penalty .\ special mvest1pt1on conducted h~ the 'NRC cairo u.1iiVii's l;p-'..: :~ correcting misaligned valves tn ~fct\ S\\tcms located at San On- ofre ·l 'n.1ts :! and 3. located on the California coast five' m1IC's south of San C'kmcntc. -By n " A.,ocl•IH Prr., Thank You-. . Editor's note· The following 1s the fourth in a senes of eight .~ '1ews wntten b} tht' Daily Pilot'• "Great Eight" finalists in the Great Resuwrant Re' 1e14er Search. We wc-lcome reDder input on each of tht• re~ 1ews . 14hich will run for the next four days. Call the Editor's Hotline at 642-6086 to re- • cord .~our comments. (ailing all food lovers. athletes. health nuts. families and fnends! There·~ a wonderful neighborhood rcstaurant JUSt around the comer in Newpon Beach. It's the Stuft Noo- dle .\ nd what great Italian stuff and things the} sene! We're talking classic. real Italian WC' entered 1mmed1atel) into the bar 14here we sat on little rC'd 'ehet chat~ to '1s1t with the ownC'r, Rotr en Doux His dark eyes sparkled as 14e tailed He 15 JUSll) proud of has kitchen where e'er) thing 1s fresh - ne,er frozC'n Toda}'s frMh fish would be Yello14 Taal and Salmon. The p3sta 1s made here, and all of the 140ndc.-rful brC'ads arc baked here. hC'rb bread. crusty rolls. and JUSI wait ·u1 )OU taste the Focacaa. That'\ the ekg.nnt taste treat wuh oh"c.-011. basil and oregano. No buttc.-r -no choksterol! And there arc.-so man' C'nlrt't'S which use that lo-cal. lo-cholesterol extra refined oh"e 011 It was noontime dunng the hohda)'i and ~e could "do lunch·· Robcn's staff 1s so knowledpble and courteous. Has ma1or assistants are .\lfredo and Vic. This day. .\lfn>do ~ated us at a window table Lee's Carpets Burlington Industries ' For awarding ALDEN's The "Dealer of the Year " 1990 (Wesl Coast) JN RECOGNITION OF THE HON OR A LL OF L EE'S CARPETS WILL BE ON SA LE FOR THE MONTH OF JANUARY A T ALDEN'S *~-*ta 2 I,,.. * aiJCM& dn;cnw • Marge Spelletlch in the front dining room \\ 1nr rt'd eloths O\ er ro'IC-pi nk co' er the tables ThC'rl." is old 140rld charm 14tth lace cuna1ns at the 14tnd014S and fan lights o'erhead .\YQne end of thC' room an at1ract1' e girl an a bnght Chnstmao;s~ pl;ud 14a'> 'l('ated v.1th her escon We four we~ the onl~ luncheon guest\ in this room We 14t"rc mo"t pn' 1leged. since a d1,1s1on of Hugh'-'S .\1rcraft 14as .ha' mg 1t\ Chnstma\ lunch for ~Om. thC' hac~ dining room a manclouo; room for hanquct~ tuft Noodle 1s so well planned "'e could hardl) hear that large group JUSt a f('14 f~t awa\ .\lfredo made' some sugges11on5 and I ordered minestrone -OH'r- Oo14 tnl with carrots. grun beans. potatoes. cabbage and so del1c1ousl) ~a\Oned I also had a stdC' dish of the most d1' ane linguine tossed in that super oh"e 011 wtth parsle~. basil and g.arhc \.1 ) husband. the H unganan Count. asktd about the ~nd141ch d1 Pollo It was sautecd hrea'it of chicken in garl11: bread 141th thin slices of lresh tomato 3nd mt'lt<'d chC'c<.e '>en ed wtth C'nsp green broccoli . bit<, of carrot and a soupeon 01 pai.1a .\ 14e en1mc:d our lunch. v.c v.atched tht.• grcJt tra}S of Tortellini. Fctucc1ni and Veal spec1al11es hc:ang earned to tht· part) 1n the.-back room £,el'\ thing looked tempting .\.nd. although luncheon 1s not hC'1ng 'i<'f\ t•d reg- ularl) nght nov. -11 14111 he \tan mg 1n Februar) \1o \t lunlhenn' run from S" to SI I When II comes t~ \I.Inc -~llU ma~. order h) 1h, gla ., and thl·re art• a num~r of < ahtom 1a and h.ilian RC'd and \\ h1IC'\ tor a modest S I~ a 0011le The nlmplett.' "int.• h\t " c.-'ten'''<' -and \Orne c'tx'nSl 'l' Trc.-asurt'.'s 1111.e the Italian Rei..! BarbafC'\CO .\ngeln (1a1a at SI ~n art nC'S1 IC'd in the \eerel 141 ne loc.: ker Perhaps ~ou'll be cekhrating a spt'Clal occasion soon Robcn ha'> thC' ke'' " o\s tor dinner at tht• '\tull 1'.!oodlc -the best deal 1s lhC' E.irh Bird ~r\l'd from .i '0 to 6 'O For S 115 \OU can chooS(' from fi,e entree\ - i>asta!> and usuall~ ch10cen 'cal or fhh d1o;hes -plus m1nc'itrone or the hou~ salad v.h"h 1s Ille an antipasto \ ou al~ get coffee. tea or soft dnnlll and dc.-s~·n The desS('n could be the "aramel cu~rd flan -absolute!~ magn1f- 1co. but Robert must find ~me small d~n plate"S for S('n 1ng. (When 14e tncd 11 the\ sen C'd 11 on a huge dinner plate It loo~C'd funn,.) Th·e Earl) Bird as a'a1lable e\CT'\ da' -an ideal 11mc and pnce for .i famah µtha 1ng or prc-conlcr{ ur theate r J1nnt·r R~ular dinner<, ure '>el' l"d \undJ1 1hrough Thur'id'<l) until I FnJa, and Saturda\ uRnl 11 P11u·, rj ngt from Slll 10 S~O m \\I I ht da~Sll "u1S1ne indudcs da'>- hc' lro m nonhern-mosl Ital) 10 thl '>OLJlh and in be1v.ccn' If there\ a JX'C•al dish \OU 14an1. plan ahead < all Rohe-rt or \ " and l hances are tht'' ·11 ha'e 11 for \OU. mall ~on dcr that lhl' < :ihfom1a Rt'~Laurnnt \lo n tt'I"\ ( 1old -\\\ard has been prt's- t'ntC'd t0 lht• tult '\oodle for t~o \l\O\CCUll't· \CJr<> .\nd. the popular \ell(' gOl."S IO lhl' ~lull '\oodlC' lO\l Th.it'-; "h' RohC'n 1s opening ano thc.-r 1h1s month at the.-Do e < J0\110 \1all in Rantho \1arpnta a\ a '\cv. 'I car's tttft 10 the ladae\ in ha' hie 14 tle Man and 1he1r 1-\C'ar- (lfd daughtc-r .\n:ina · Prad11..all~ <'' t'f' one in '\ev.l'Qn lka1..h knov.s the <;1ult \,oo<lle If \UU J un·t \OU rc.-alh ~hould' You'll \tt old fn~nds and tind nel4 onC'S. It'~ 1..omt<.1nahk and "fulle COT) I nprett·ntiou'i and pohleh laid hjt l ' 'I ou rnulJ call 11 the neigh· llorhood Tra11ona .\nd. 11 rc.-all> 1~ JUSt around the.> comer from thC' Coa'>t H1gh~7t\ al 115 R"e'"'1de .\' C' nm loo far from the p<'~t olliu. \ ou "an parl ~our \ifaze"ratn l)T ~our bile nght m front or across the Slr'l"<'t Or ma\lit' \OU ll\e ne3T rnough 10 v.'alk. · Re\Cf'ations art a good ldc-a J uc,1 tekphonC' t>.iti-::!333 'and tell 14hoe,C'r that \1argc and the Count ~nt \OU • I I 11 aa ts 1181 far ~1111• 11, wlll 11 bankruptcy protection Friday and announced plans to lay off JSO worken at its eatalot showrooms and administrative offices. The privately held company said it would 1cut expenses by SJO million thtouah job cuts and salary freezn but had no plans to close any 5tOttS. "We wett forced to take this Ross Richardson. problems at Sean that have under- cut the merchant'• f"'Ofitability and hampered its abihty to rttPond quickly in a fiercely competitive market. i jijijijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii action as a result of the aenesal cconomk decline, lhe, tightcnint of Best operates 195 calaJot show- rooms and JS jewelry ttora in 27 states. II had annual sales of S2. l billion last _year. The layoff's will Include store and district office personncJ as wdJ as 7S employees at the company'• suburban Richmond hcadQuatW'S. continue to weaken uDlcel it also cuts fat from its corporate bureaue> racy. streamlines its system for diJ.. tributlna merchanclile and over· comes shopper incliff'erence to at· tempts to reinvent ittelf u a mod· cm retailer with old-fashioned values. "The move is indicative of lhe determination Sean manqement now tw to faf.lt its competition tooth and nail. • said Walter Loeb or Loeb Associates, a retail.Ina re- search firm in Ncw-¥or1t-. -·--both tnde and bank credit. and the ''I think we·re toi".f to tee more bi& chanees at Sean.. said Georae R<>5enbaum, ~nt of Leo J. Shaeiro Assoctatq Inc., a Chicqo- based retailina research firm. STAN-SHAW CORPORATION FULL FOltliaOSUltB It RECONVEYANCE SERVICES 1800 E. SlvDmDmt ST •Sum 103 ·SANTA MA CA 92701 ' .. • • ' • .. .· .· . .• . . . . . . (714) 542·5811 •FAX (714) 953-7459 :'Jntroducin~ Pie Six St!rvice Jt 's a gi:eat wa.y · ~to buy long distance too! ' / f 1 lf'1 d Pie Six Sen-lee from • •• f .11J. O\' tJ11L111 1tt\. 111i.:.1 '' up to -tt ,,, r111 11/()f'f. • E 'l"'C'' Tc:I Ice' '1111 :tt.·rcJcc J <.u,r.um 1"111! d1,c.mtc progrJm thac reflet.·c, vuur com p.in\\ .;calling pJuem' "clClt che "' t 111c' chJt Jrc called mo'lc frcq11encl\ :•.rnd COJO) re.ii ,.n rnJ..:' 111upco4tl~ Jnd more mer AT&T race' on •' u1mp.1uhlc l.alk •, ( 1111µ.1111: f."i< \ >1 7./..'<·5 .. :;:w1 or :· C>tt C.• f i I./ 18:; I"' 'le\' mvl r.Y '// v11d '"-'t"f 11 •: wi..-caw M ... "' 11fmltt1tr!. P11 .\1\ .. ....... w '2.. "•/\f'tlli' •I Clocatl ... J1 "' .. ."'--, • .. ... •. substantial slowdown in consumer spendina. •• BeSt President Stewart M. Kasen said in a statement. "We trust we will emerge from Chapter 11 a stronger. more viable retail compctHor ... Kasen slid. "We're not aoina out of business. ... There flrc no plans to close any IOC11tlons.'' uid Best spokesman Meanwhile, Sean, Roebuck ~ Co. will eliminate 21.000 store jobs, a decision that is Iona overdue, industry analysts said Friday. point- ing to overhead costs that arc twice as high as its touahcst competitor's. They said the ailina giant will Rosenbaum and othen said cut- backs announced Thursday show that Chairman Edward Brennan is confronting lonastandina internal Loeb said Scars' closest com· petitor, Wal-Mart Stores Inc .• spends about IS cents of every sales dollar to pay administrative and sellina costs compared with 3 l to 32 ~nts at Chicago-based Scars . Jobless rate IYIE C•••••lll TP111•a111 ~ver 7 .perc~nt · =rt:~~:,::.:~~ i1i. Il~:: £.~1· ~~Et'~ it:~ d;if.:~ e~_r.tm Rf.,~ m Calif orma rfl ··:-~ :m::·~ !m 111· "'llT iit ~ ~~HI l!f. ~ Ki'l 11.fl ~! ~ r. ~ii ~ SACRAMENTO -California's ~~l~n~7': 1 j 11:~,: ~iv 1 ' :1·1.~t e ~~ ,s ·:J I' ~~t = =tl~ t~ fl~~ ~ f • "''"'"'" " loro• 1; \1. 'Ill-'-I I "-'* ~I 'Ill-It ~::~:0J,:';;~~ ~~~:0ro~: i:; 1 ' ··i ·, i:1B ut' tt1i = -,ra,. ==: ;"fl--in ~: M umc in nearly fi ve years the jobless ~~1 :=1.: ::i-> H : ;: =·, .. ·i,m 1:::+ ~ 1~0 1J I m ~'~ '1J rate has surpassed 7 percent. the :;.:',\I'! I ' n~" ::l';',' ii ~104 ~~;: = °' nl I~ ~c;, ,., l!t M~ ~ I I fmplO'.ment [)evelopsnent [)epan-A~Y.f:. ~ I :r•-I'" _,... I 4 +"" "9rab 1i: -It i u._.i" " ~ mcnt ~eponed Friday ~,..'t;. 1 ); !it " .. e1 I! f ...., + "" :=a ~ I '•-...., .... ,.. ·1 ' . :=,, S u +,: l\Sror I 'It-~ H-IJt :+ 14 !St l~e I• 1 The December figure reflected a ~~~.3~ H f'~+" z n: l1 '·\,\-.. 5.. I '-11-11 M tt .;: ;; 0 111 4 percent incrc~ over No~ember. z;::,::.•111 'f \:!+''-~·o.i. ,. ls, .--=. ~ _ •». SD 1,,. ~ S$'' ff ~;I ~:! ~ -. ~ 1 1r. "'hen 6 7 percent of Cahfom1a·s •Te.T •n 1 ' + • en11" 1 4 .. ~J\ d ~ -" s. 1 111 4 ,. " --V -. . . .......... ~ I ' ra'flh 1 1§ . Houlfto 1 ...,._ 1, + •• f 5co I 14 ! -"'orkers ""ere without Jobs. :~o ~'st l' !t .-.. ~2 u > +~ ~~ 1_ ~ -"-~lM 't ' .,-• w It ; ' •nec..,o t I' ,&.,-.. .,,.,..,. i, ~ It-,, 'ff "' ti~ ,.. Ner1r• 'n l .,. . =ft • j 1 "- 1 he number Of people With JObS !::.i >? lt d7~-'-~ l !J'-lf-It 1~ 1 .. a:' 4 i"t 1: = •W i -' !......, AO ,,.,_ ~ ,. •• ,,,.. '"'4 • " "" I .. I ,. ,. ' -"' -o--~ ~t . was 13.617.000 in December. and Atc110.. 10 u 11'21 11.. e 1.0 27~ "' 1 n ·-.,, 0c~uo .-11.-• = 11 _.: thusc "''thout work totaled 1.03 ~~r 40 1 1~ 4~t · 1~1n ~ ';.!\: ~'s-T ~I: ~ .. ;J .. ~l1'l 1'1146 ~:t ~ =&" ,t~ m1lhon. compared with 773,000 1n ~~I ~ tirJ JJ~~ ~'.,; ~ I~~ ~o.'I/ 1 JP.~~ ~,ft .i J .,!! :::: ~ !~ Dcccmhcr 1989. ••••"" s ,,,m ,J~ +. r'l'1"' 5.,. iMie. f,;:..-t 120 >ttftJ ._._1 .. l::=>~ · .. ::!1 40n I\ a.i ·~ \ lt lj I . t ' ... :; ': !~II• 1'[ f I I f-,?: • •lorG s JI ·~ i:t ~ 1=~:-19' , ' -· h ' I ...... o """ 10 }-.. IO I I .. ••• ~ 1 + .. --~ -I .... L..<Ut mont s unernp O)'ment rate ,..,... 60 1• ..,. ,~ " uo '"' .. + i. tNIU 1 1 ., I\ ~M 1 1 .,. '. e= .J , • ., was sharply aoove the 5.3 percent :::. ,, 1 11 ''t n:;• .. ~SJ~· ~ lni u·~ ~ JKOOI•->-f~"' ft:-'· ~ '1 ''j 1·~; ~ = 11 ~I ~I-: IC\ Cl Of n.~c .. mk-r 1989 --• -°""' ' ill •u "' J•iv.r ; + ¥i Ill! l ._ .,_. ~ • i' " 1..1\:. '--1.1':: • lt'rH~ U nmff 1~ ,-1 , Dull 1 16' ., JoMJfl I ..... tc ~ 1 11 •+ • Mc. -'Jo • :~i1'? 10 1~. i1c li..:: : lntEn i J-, i11 ,,,,. '• Joo. "" - - -ao+ 1 ~: ''" f 1 ·~ "" l~: \~ i• .. Of tho~ without JObs. 485.300 ~ ,~ ,o,j, s ti~t : !=•1,J 'Ji: ~ ~ ~-'1 1 ~ t~'"t ~ ~ • ,.• • ii.!-, l'~ 1 ._ • were laid ofT. 121.400 left their jobs :~ I A 1!1~40 l~2: ~8 10 :i 1on fJ~: .. f~ \" .~ u' ff~"' ,..n:-10 " \'"A~ T~-1~ :t ~ voluntanl~ and the others \\Crc ne" ·::i.,t: ~~w;40 sJtt-t 1-::!'~~ H'ttnoo R"': ~ ~~l~ 'l nl U~t : ~ '~ ff c;t'.ll~ I; l.=~ -u-u l_ .-" entrants or re-entrants Tnto the ,.. I ... -(fl ~ 1 ft-" 1( ..... m ... 11-1'9 ~.. I' . u.ru.c. 11 111-labor market p ,40 '._ • ft*,...'u I ll"'• • ~~ !i ~· .. -" ' ' ,.. UG•• 111 •s ~; ' 40 tt ~ 'I";.' ·~ '.:':~ "' ,J ltl u~ • ., j(ftlfd Hi li 1~ !1=1,.. .._ • • 11 • ~~ -: ~u !:' I J v !k ' , -,_, -Kr-1m 14 t IC 11>#11w 1 I ff -'-1' EDD Dl....,.tor Al1c0 Gonzal • « ., ff • FN< 11lfi JO.._ " -L-L -""""° m1 • u w 1 • ~ 1 ·--'" ''-'-'-C... ICt. I~ I S ,, H > FP\.GP11' 10 "~-, LACI '2 SS. t .-'I l'Nlefl J JO JU ""• " " I _,,, who released the latest figures. also ~· 1 ,.,, ...... , .. ••"•~ 1 1M2+1-J2 •ti.TV m ,... .,.,... in u1 1 • • J~ ; rCJCCtCd a repon b) the federal ~?;;'\~ f ma ff:• • ~;:;~ a ''i ~ ~ t:.1:.' J2 IJ72i ~t?l _; ~"':, 1 lJ 1f*1 w-" \Jftr\n 1 f.;+" ~ go,emment that Cahfom1a·s un· 'fo'!S i'RJ ·-' "~•S• . f, L""• ,\ '~W, -'P ·~ ''~ 10 •• • uttNot • 9' f7~t ~1 .. mplo~m0nt 1nsuranc" t'.u nd t'.ac~A "):; ,\,, u ,., tt::= ... ~'~ ~ b. n!:+ .. t,-:., ' ,1·1'1 ,t ~ ~-·~10 Rl"'i' ~-....-~ =I I 14 1 ~· • • _ • ' I' Ii \:U °':'it 10 S~ J!!":-• f l"'>.. IS H .. 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Thougt! thll 11 a ·joyoua wtntw. during cold montha, and that wtn overwtnter ln8'de the (Nick Federoff ~ co-own.r of If you have a ~u.tlon kN Nkk,:•: time of yew we a1ao ~ expect tf we aN do our part by deaning IOff, ., feel free to pick up any A.N.8 . lndustrl•. • land~ wrl,. to him In ewe of thM lt to be a Wry eertoua time of up IMvea and deebrll and not rotten f{utt, leave. and debris conaunstlon and m.intenance ~- '/Ml 811 at the aame time. Now • allowing the pup• . to be de-that are under citrus trees. we atart taking the decoratlbn8 Nick pollted Into the ground, we can Make aure that there are no -off the tabtee and door• be-Federoff control this situation non-leaves or branches touching thr cau• the feetlvttlea have wound chemlcalty. ground for any lnaectt to crawl down and, tet'a face It we get a And, oh yes, maJathlon 11 In up Into the tree. rtttle lazy. ' plwlta tuen u pyrocanthu, ~t;: ~a19.8: a~r::9'~~ c1~C:: ;"~t:ng~:,?{a And though you may not think hoHles and, of couree, the In-Tt\.eY are talking about the tox-petroteum-bued atlcky prod· anything about taking a famous kissing plant, mlatletoe. lctty that the m~athlon hu and uct) and put a six-Inch band centerpiece that adorned a Though the mistletoe la a great the effect It could have on around the bate of the tree so beautifully aet table and throw-plant to smooch under, It Is not people In the tong-term range. that ants and .other Insects can- ing It In (or near) the trash can, a good ptant to smooch with But what I want to focus In on Is not crawt up It, aa they would a small child would be becauee of Its high toxicity. the medny. get caught wtthln the tanglefoot. fascinated by the red berries let's"change the thought here The Mediterranean fruit fly, as Take a pad of paper and a and foliage of that particular for a second and reflect on what you know. ts an Insect that at-pencil and go out Into your yard decoration. we can do In planting our gar-tacks mostly citrus .::::.. and since and make a sketch of where There are hundreds of cases dent for the new year. Although citrus trees are grown year-your house, garage, lawn areas of plant polaonlngs that occur that sounds like a long time round In Southern California, we and planter areas are. If you've every year. Try to make a con-away, Just reflect on how quickly stlll have a chance for the medf-normally grown tomatoes, for sctoua effort ff'I discarding the last year came and went ly to take hold, even though they Instance. on one area and this wtlted decoraUona lnto the trash Fl~st off, remember the white-are not as active during this cold lut yeat they didn't do too well, receptacle where the little ban-fly and how It came and at-weather. you are going to have to rotate blnoa do not have each aooess. tached Itself to -any plant that Our best defense Is controll-the crop. I would hate to aee the holldays WJlS In the rose family, such as Ing the medny Is by keeping our So jot that down on the paper and the happiness they bring the ash trees, pomegranates plants healthy. Right now Is a so you don't make the mistake turn Into a sorrowful mishap that and ornamental pears. great time to spray all decidu-of planting the tomatoes In that could have been deterred. This time of year la the best ous trees. &Jong with citrus, with area again. Of course. tomatoes Espeelally watch out for time to clean up underneath and a horticulture oil. This will help need a full sun situation. so put Co1npOsting a 'new' gardening trend The latest trend In gardening Is one of Its oldest secrets - composting. When the Wall Street Journar covers the advances In com- posting the way It covers big business. you know thla age-old practice has bee'ome the next "new" thing. But compost heaps have been around as long as there have been gardeners tilling the soil. Once gardeners discovered that plants grew better around the decaying matter of compost heaps, their word-of-mouth praises were heard all around the gardening community. and put It out In the sun where It can heat faster. Each time you empty a t:fag of mixed chips, sprinkle It with water thoroughly .and scatter two or three cups of sterlllzed cattle manure or nitro- gen f ertlllzer over the layer. Cover the pile with a sheet of clear plastic held down loosely with bricks. but raised in a few places to admit air. Remove the plastic when the pile has s~arted to heat and turn It to mix the raw matter on the outside with the "cooking.. compost in the center. Dry leaves are a valuable source of organic matter, but A New Opportunity Knock al they blow around and are slow to decay unless they are shredded. Make a separate pile for shredded drj leaves and hold them over winter. In the spring, mix them with the heavy crops of clippings from your lawn and Incorporate nitrogen fertlllzer of manure. RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY INC. .... ,_ ... CMr1""' ltll -kll .. CISTl llS&-Ma-115' WINTER SALE SAVE-UP TO 50 °/o OFF =~~;iL ON SOFAS, SLEEPERS, CHAIRS, DINING ROOMS, BEDR00Ms. DESKS, ENTERTAINMENT CENTERS, WALL UNITS, TABLE LAMPS, PICTURES AHO LEA THEA FURNITURE BY EMERSON, CLASSIC ANO BRAOINGTON YOUNG COME EARL Y FOR BEST SELECT/Oii SAVE 30 TO 35 ~ ON SPECIAL ORDERS FURNITURE BY SHERRILL, HICKORY WHITE, HARDEN, SLIGH, BERNHARDT, MICHAEL THOMAS,DISOUE ~LAINE H.J.GAl\R.ElT fll~Nllll~E !.?I~ HARBOR BLVD COSTA MESA • 1714) 646-om i \(1/1 191~ II( \..• Dur ,,._., HOl R DAILY 10 f. l \,DAY 11 ~ CLOSED MON Now. composting has come full circle. Advanced compost makers have perfected their craft. Faced with mounting piles of leaves. lawn clippings, tree and shrub prunlngs and veg- etable wastes. gardener~ have Innovated ways to convert big piles of refuse to little piles of We've Now Opened Our NEW Location Good things .,. )ult down the roed (literally) I We've moved down the 1trwt to • megnfficent showroom twieje the size! when It comet to the ftrll9t In Oecor1t1Ye Hardware, come ~ the DeoorltlYe Hatdwat' Peopte • Wl8t End West. You'I ftnd the KC's HALLMARK _ GOING . A)o~r BUSINESS compost. Make the pile big enough to heat rapidly and retain heat and moisture. Four feet across and three feet high Is the rec- ommended minimum slz~. Keep the plle well aerated. either by turning or by shovel-perforated pipes down Into the pile to admit air. finest In MMoe, 1111ctton l .nd expertlle: Open CM doof'I to 1 new opportunttyt ... Shred all raw material and mix green and dry wastes as you shred. Moisten each layer L~~~~----------------_,, and scatter a little nitrogen fertilizer or manure as a catalyst. Stir~d:iiw :; aa;y 'ni th a Ct\lpp'r/Shredd'r/Mulch'r from Flowtron Power Products. For small yards, the electric-pow- ered model CS 2000 wlll chip branches up to 11/• Inches In diameter. For larger yards, the burty two-cycle gasollne-pow- ered model CS 2050 Is more practical. It can gobble up t>ranches up to 11~ Inches 1n diameter. Both modefs come with co•- lectlng bags and can be oper- ated either upright or tying on thetr1~ for convenience In Save pruning• from tr .... ruba and roses until you mow your lawn. Chip a few branches. then lhred a pile or two of lawn ctlpplngs. That way. when you empty the conecttng beg, you wtlt get a wetl-...-ated mnlxture of coaraety lhredded wood chlpl and flnety lhredded lawn cttr:rYe>ur compoet hNP. on )tlgh ground thet dralnl Well, • ....... -........ -.... --... &_ .............. ,,_ .. ........... -----................... ~ .... _ ............ ~ waOl•I fllll.IAnDN ---•• .._.be .... ,. ···-.,_ .. \ SALE COSTA MESA COURTYARD LOCATION ONLY G IS40%0FF All Cbristmas Miscellaneous Gift Items -Plush Toys ' .. ., PYIPI• I nsa•n David Battenberg ' The Oranac County Center for b~t penonal impect on the par- Contemporary An (OCCC'A) will 1icipent/v1ewct is the Ernst installa- hold a reception for three solo tion ••1..anct1e1pes, Poland; 1990.'' e"hib'tions by members Shoshana Ernst. a 4S-year-old Jewish resident Ernst and Chris Gallup, and guest of Irvine. journeyed with her hu~ anist Ann Mudge Jan. 12. band to Auschwitz. site of a N121 Mudae will show her new body of conctl\tration C'amp founded at that work labeled "Indefinite Quan-Polish city. · ti t ies." Her wall-mounted ••My husband was the one wbo biomorphic abstract culptures wanted to go to ace the camp," earned Mudge a "Best of Show" at Ernst said. "I knew 1 lot about 1t OCCCA's 9th annual show juried and I know personally people who by Kerry Brougher of the Museum somehow survived these death .. of Contemporary An in Los An-places. but nothing can prepare you gcles last year. to actually seeing it. , The ima e sure to make \be ··1t's bor'rible, I could not believe :...,.----~~~~~~iiJ~liii;;~~~:::::;;~---......;;l what hwas..seeing: it was so shock- --·---ing, that a human beina could do .\t !JIL\( E' .\\Ii l'ru i 11 ' Lo\ E ·K1\DERl1.\RTE\ (or'! "ONE OF THE YEAR'~ TEN BEST!" Sc.hwarzenegger • ~ I Kind9rga(ten COP this to anothu. Even though 1t happened long ago 1t 1s a homfic and constant threat even today for once again there is such horror and violence yet the world is silent. "I commit to can\•as. mcmoncs ne'er to be forgotten,.. Shoshana Ernst. translatt'd from the Hebre'Y text and the last line of her anist's statement. The se\Cn new works by Ernst are large-collages w1th some of the mixed media assemblages slanting toward the photo documentary for· mat. OCCCA 1s located at 3621 W. Mac'\nhur Blvd.. o. 111 . in Costa Mr'Wl The exhib11 will run from Jan. 9 through Feb. 8. The opening. rccrpt1on 1s free of admission with I refreshments being servt'd from 7.9· p.m. For mo~ tnfonnation call 8s+6S97. a At the lquna An Museum sev· eral new paintinp by the im:vCTCnt anist Tony Labat continue to be on view through March. In addition to checking out Labat's superb Fra1censtein $cries of st.itched paint· ing • a must"'Stt (soon, as it closes on the 13th of this month) is "Pursuit of the Marvelous," LAM's contribution to Orange County's recent festival of Britain. The title is a reference to three artists who intentionally strived for a higher level of aesthetic ex- pression and visual reality through an. Englishman Stanley William Hayter. American Charles Howard · and British-American Gordon Oslow Ford, were 1mponant par- uc1pants tn the European an scene in the '30s when World War II shattered Europe leading the trio to emigrate to the West Coa l of the United ta t<~s. ··Pursuit ol the Marvelous" com- prised of 45 pieces of vanous me- diums was organizt'd for LA M by associate c urator Susan M. Anderson. The Museum 1s located at 307 Cliff Drive and Pacific Coast H ighway in Laguna Beach. Hours are I I a.m. to 5 p.m. e'eryday except Monda) This untitled work by Tony Labat Is part of the Frankenstein series now on display at the Laguna Art Museum. Male dancers sought for _Opera Pacific production ·-·H&IJ ~ •IA--·~·-•$M1A4MA •MT111 Illt SOCOt~ ~IWO-O -· (_,_ r~•·• t~'"''"''V'o 9~100 meeo ~. _,,,oir.-_ ~, ... ~·'tG.•C.--.-t ...... •n-Mt\ •:11 •SNftA ..... f"9 ~ .,..... .... l~•·'""' ·~·-·---,_ ... 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' ..... 839·1500 497.1111 ' TVU1t1111 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11 :00 11:30 II SUI S.Mdl tRI tin Slerao) ..... D Fnu Coleman Murder One News :; II • CJ Mo¥tr .. •1 "Tiit lounty" tt9&t Orem1J Mt! Gaot1 Newt llo'llt ••\i»i "Tiii Turf" ,--+,..-~--,,--...ll:;.;...=..:.;~1..:;&.-F.An;.;.:;..:::~~;.;::.;.::;..,,:Llur:=..:::~;.;:;::.~~r~~~~--..,,.----..,,~=--=----:-":::-:'."":'-:---~~198C~~0rama~::i..r.Jane1~::.:...::z.::;~ 21 Jump Sn.I Y ~ In Sttieo MoYlt ••• "Gllodlua-." 1.. Ntwl Movie • ID • • • • , I l I . ,, 111.:..1• 1114. .. " P•• 111'81'• Y•lllllP ganaratlon does care about plaiat • • • DEAR ANN LANDERS: We IO many people complain that yountet ttne,.lion is apc>iled tten, hopeleuly eelfilh, ma1trial· i tic. thouptleta and ill-<quipl)ed t ta.Ice ui into the nut millennium. I do not believe this. As evidence 1 submit for your usidcration a poem written by a ycar-<>ld Jirt. I hope you will find for it in your c:Olumn. This unaster has described what is t91--nina to o ur planet in a way t at should jolt us back to reality. -R. (TEXAS) DEAR TEXAS: WUt a stfte4 youp&er ucl wbt a 1tuala1 ........ Secret to happy • mamage Everyone has his secrets for a ~appy mamage. The ltst alwa)'s includes those noble virtues: hones.. ty. integrity. and mone). But I ha ve a fnend who's come up wnh the most bnlltant solution )'Ct for a perfen union. He and his wife li ve ne~t door to each other. Gads. I wish I'd thought of that. It solves almost every conceivable mantal problem. in addition to having a ne1ihbor who's too scattd to gi ve late night parties. Talk about shrt'wd moves' By scttltng in next door you're close enough for a lo\ ing relat1onsh1p, but too far away to cook. Time with your mate is more of a date and less of a habit. Imagine no more dinners with the ballgame on '\Ocr 40 or 50 years of bills, hair curlers. and morning stubble, mar- riage n~d'> a change of scene. A break m the hunuirum routine of domestic bhs'> .\ rt'fresher course in looking interested. Remember ho~ 1t goes" E)es twinkling. and hps shghtl) paned 1n total fascination" u ving a burnt b1scu1t's throw from your mate affords the best of t~o worlds: the pn,aq and inde- pendence of a s1n&Je life; plus the compan1o nsh1p of mamage. What could be more inspired? A couple would onl y get together \\'hen the> wert cpecrful, refreshed. and looking their best. On grumpy days they'd mercifully retreat to their separate dom1c1les. Quality lime wouldn't be consumed with b1ckenng. Arguments would be set· tied by appointment. Or a partner could fu his gnevances. With all of its benefits. my friend warned me there are certain vound rulM to this li ving arrangement. Q. Ho" big 1s the biggest Chinese \t'ttlement outside the Onent? >\. San Franc1~o·s Chinatown? .\bout 12 squart blocks. No question the average hou~ hold has numerous battery-oper- ated nashhghts. clocks. radios. toys. whatever But market researchers ' claim s~ud household uses 92 bat· tent"S a )'Car. Hard to beltcve. what? Q. ddam Hussein's hero. rve read. 1s Nebuchadnezzar. What did 1 he do., , I A. Th..-c were two. The first freed Bab) Ionia from an old dynasty and took over another country. The second captured Jerusalem. de- stroyed It. and enslaved numerous i Jews. puttirig an end to the Judean kingdom. The Old Testament ltlls of 1h~ 9e'(()ftd Ncbuchadncua(s "s~lls of madness." whertin he. I 1maginina himself an ox. arucd in pasture . If you could iron 001 West Vir- Jlnll, 11 would be biwr than Nava- JO • at1on tcm'°')'. wouldn't· it? Behc\.c '° Bot 11 1 0·1. • Y". froas er• athtett·s foot. l..plandm who suit herd rtin· dittf UIC lDOWJnObi~ two.Uy I 1'9djot,; CVC'G hd~ Ann Landers Nancy Mcintyre ..... ,.. I am ple.ated co make ,.... f•r IL TUak Y" for 1eMla1 It oa. Nine.Year-Old Glll-sPeaks of Her Concern I am the 111 Earth. People have cut down the trees. w~h arc my lunp. They have polluted the air. which is my brain. They have polluted the streams. which art my blood \.CSSCls. They have polluted the oceans, which arc the chambers of my heart. _ My wra\h has gotten gigantic. My wrath 1s hurricanes and tor- nadocs . I am the ill Earth. If people trash me. l will die, and so w1'1 they MISHA MA YR. 9. EL PASO DEAR ANN LANDERS: After S<'veral ·years of effort. I found the perfect JOb. I mamed my childhood swtttheart and bought a new home Now a problem has an~n that JCOpard1zcs my future happiness and I need )Our help The problem'' I ~nore Don't laugh. I'm dead senous My wife knew I snored before we llOt mamed. he has sho \C~d _...._, e:irplugs in her cars until she feels hke they're coming out her nose. She is tired and vauchy in the morning and sometimes he stays that way all da) ltPI· My wife. m) ch1ld5rn and over- night guests fee l justified 1n waking me up 1n the middle of the night to tell me I sno~ I know I snort and I'm son;. but I can't help 1t Wak· 1ng me up doesn't do an> good h onl) causes me to lose slet'p which means I am e"on more ured the ne'\t night so I snore loudr r Please consult your medH:al C\· pens about th is. E'rr <>ince I can remember people haH' made JO~r!I ahout snorers. but it's not a laugh- 1ng matter. It has ruined rel.a· 11onsh1ps, wrecked marriaaes. caused sleepless nights and inter· f ercd w1 th work pcrfonnancc. J need,...help. - G REENSBORO DEAR GREENSBORO: Tiiie mai. rea..., fer ......., are a uaal obllnctl• or a,.a (la&er- nptJ .. of breatMq). ll .. ef&a uaoclat.ed wiG lillp-blM4 Pft1Aft or obesity. YH •eff te be .dtedM omt by a pjly1klu. S...cery cu allevlak UM problem l8 wvere cases. U yH· wul more laformad-, write lo tile Amerku Sleefl 1>19-: orders A1soc14tioe, 604 Secae4 St. S.W .• Roclttt&er, Mlu. UMt. I lilope yoa 1et t'e ttelp yoa. aeed . ... ,,. ,. _..,,,,, C..t Mom's 'hip' wardrobe easy to rmttat the island :i . . Deir Mom, I've been thinking about .what you said about wanting a new image for the ·90s and yes I agree you could use a few more .. hip" items in your wardrobe. Won't Dad freak,, I've been checking out poss1b1ht1es and think I have a couple for you. First. there's an I B. 01ffus1on at Fashion Island. ·Yes, )ou''e seen that label m th e big department stores. but th is 1s the actual boutique . .\t the island store they put the who le look together for you. kinda take the guess work out of 1t. Just what )'OU need' Instant outfit. Grant('(! they are known mostly for their bnghtly colored knitwear and bold designs. but Dad's JUSt. going to have to get with 1t. Mondi 1s another store at the island. I guess I always thought 1t was kinda wild Italian couture (cause ot the name) but 1ha1·., not the case I ched;cd 11 out "'1th <.Oml' trcp1dat1on the other da\ i\Oer I got past the homba\llC apple green fau' fur Jacket 1n 1he windo~ hours for onl~ S4Q0). I "'as de!1ghted to d1\u ncr all wns of goodies I gues\ I'm still on m' West German kid. or something. But truly ~ ou kno" how well made German clothe'> l'an be and although not ~no"' n fo r bargain basement pnces. thc stulT 1s really elegant. I : I ~ I -:I ·: \ 1 :\ K I ·:< > \ · 1 ·:R I P I ·:I >I< 'l . R I ·: \\ lllJ .Ill\ I 11 "I I lllh.' '\.111 11111\ ,·,!tir,· • Heal~y Jalletu wrap-a proc.ectioa for ~ natural nails to create darablllty • Fa.ll Sets · Aerylk, Fiberctus, Silk eltez /Vails. Complete ~ail Care 4200 Campus Dr. lat Dovel Newport Beach Sa nd). who "'as thl·rc the da' I "as 1n told me 1hat 90 perct"nt ·of thc mcrchand1St' \111 1 rnrtier, from there. hut due 10 1he npenS<" and the flagging dollar thl'\ no" 'K'nd out so me of 1he1 r Item~ to be em- broidered cl\C"' here Thanl hl.'a' en for small fa ' ors Ma' be \OU al read' ~no" about Mo ndi as. the~ too arc in dcpan· men1 stor~ and ha'e boutiques worldwide. T he' JUSl o~ncd a new •90 ~·· "--)1'•~ ·---~ ..... •1A- . store in Palm pnngs as well Sand)'. seems to be on a first name basL$ "Ith man)' of her custo mers an6 although shC' >A>as rcall} busy whel( I "as there shC' was really nice ' think }Ou'll enJO' shopping there ~hen )OU come out - . 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Short Notice OK 714/373-lW - • ' • • • • • • i ' • n i.I Ex-I 1P0111t 1xpl1r11 'Flnal FNllllPI' A formtt NASA astronaut will o A 24-hour Prayer Viail for Peace Ph.D .• will start oonductina 1ervioes Madonna denies she's anti-Semitic • speak at 8 p.m. Friday at the Hut· Shula KaJir-Merton has joined will be held at Holy Family Ca· at IO:lOa.m. Sunday at the Balearic iqtM ... H CllM"dl of ReUciH• Temple Be" El as full-time cantor. "edral an Orange, be&innina with Co!Timunity Center. 1975 Balearic Sdftee, 2205' Main St. The new cantor. dau&hter of a an 8 a.m. Mas.s on Wednesday and Drive. Costa Mc$1l. . . Brian O'Leary, who now is a New rabbi who was a Holocaust cndina with an 8 a.m. on Thursday. Jackson holds a Ph.D . in musac Thou&ht minlStcr. will talk about survivor, 1s a native of Israel and Bishop Norman McFarland of ·~~ an honora!'Y. doct<?ratc of ·~xplorin& Inner and Outer Space: spent·hec teen years in Sweden. She the Diocese of Orange will celebrate d1v1n1~y from Rehgt<?US Science ln· The Final Frontiers." which he be· earned a J udaica education degree a Mass at 12: I 0 p.m . on Wcdncs~ temattonal,. She al~ is a ara~uatc of -rives arc very close. Admission is from the Hebrew Teachers Colleac day. the Am.encan Btblc lnstttute of . r . . Ea h h f h . I IJ ..._. M1ssoun. • IS. For 1n1ormat1on, call in Boston. c our o t c v1g1 w1 .-51n . . . .. 8'::9-1331 It d h II with praying the Rosary for peace. A 11.ant piece of art d~p!cung the ;v · was unng . er. co ege )'ears meanmg,s and traditions of that she began a Stn&Jn& ca~r that D Christmas was unveiled Christmas took her lO most campuses 10 )Vest· An expen on docume~t~tton and Eve at St. Mark Pres~iertaa LOS ANOELf.S -A charge that Madonna insulted Jews by usina a Bible reference to a "aynaioauc of Satan" in a re-mix of her .. Jus1jfy My Love .. sinaJe tarsely blew over Friday with her quick denial of anti-Semitism. ern Untted tales. Sh~ has appeared ethnography of the religious co~-Cll•rcll ... 2100 Mar Vista, Newport or\ stage and tele' ISlon. Her sue-Hrs1on of htston c New Mexico will Beach. The work will remain in the ccssf ul qne-..... oman show opened speak at a meeung of the Society of sanctural)' unJil Sunday and is on the 1989 Orange County Jewish HJtpanlc Hl1torlcal and Ancestral view to the public. Brian O'Leary Communm Forum and she will Retearcb. O Rabbi Abraham Cooper. as- aoeiatc dean of the Simon Wiesenthal Center for Holocaust Studies, this week denounced the .. Beast Within Mix .. of the song. one of several versions released by Warner Bros. headline a ·new concert on Feb. 10 The meeting will be held fro m 9 CoattUne Cllapter of B'nal B'rltla at Tl·mplc Beth Sholom in Santa a.m. to noon on aturday. Jan. 26. Women will mttt for a no-host information. call 556-2424. '\na. in Forum II. Golden West College. dinner at 6:30 p.m . Wednesday at • Communion ~II be celebrated O Spe-aker will be Dr. Stanley Kaplan's Restaurant. 3211 Harbor The Re\ Dr Frank Eiklor. Hordes. consul11ng historian and Blvd.. Costa Mesa. For infor-Sunday at Nel~nood Coasresa· kno" n for h1~ fight against anti-v1s1trng scho lar. h1stol) depanment ma11on. call 552-7833 or 960-9428. tlonal Cllucti 10 0Laauna Beach. Sem1t1,m. "111 spl'ak at 11 ii.m. of the University of New Me'<ico. o The Rev. Dr. John Alexie Crane. lucsda~ al Temple Bat Vabm. IOI I His to pic "Ill be .. Sephardic l.egaC) Registration has begun for three former minister of the Santa c. amelbacl t.. Ncwpon Beach. in Nl'w Mexico: The H1stor) of the university-level courses offered for Barbara Unitarian Society will dis- H1s topic "Ill tx· "Opl'ning Our C11 pto Je"'i of the South" est ·· the spring semester at the Collese of "'cuss ··ubcral o r Con~rvatwe. Hean~ and E)e'i to the Phght of The meeting 1s open to the pub-Jewltb Stadlea of Oran1e Coanty. Which is Beuer?" at Hr.JO a.m. !..rad ·· L unrhl'llll resen at1on., can he. E' entng classes will begin on Jan. Sunday at the Oru1e Coast Ualt· he m.1dc h' l'alling 1'<5~-2:' 1 D 28. and will be conducted at Tern-arlan UalveruUtt Cllarcla, 1259 . Shula Kallr-Merton O The Re' Eleanor C Jackson. pie Beth Sholom in Santa Ana. For Victoria St .. Costa Mesa. In it Madonna quotes the Book of Revelations. chapter 2. verse 9: "I know your tribulation and your poverty and the slander of those who say that thn are Jews. but they arc not. they art' a synagogue of ~an ' C per. tn a Jan. 2 leuer 10 nna's manager. Frtddy De· Man . said the Wiesenthal Center waf outraged and wanted the quo- tation withdrawn . -By ne A11oclat«I Prn• ·Rabbinical Council offers prayers for Israel 'Megachurch' wave of future NEW YORK -Orthmlo' J uda1 sm added a mod l'fn d1mens1on to the ohsenancl· o l a fast da} on Dec. 27. rnmml'm orat- rng the siege -0f Jerusalem h' the Ba b) Ionian o•«.·r lord Nebuchadnevar about 2 tlOO ~l'Jr<. ago. For the obscr,anu~. thl' Rah- b1nical ( ounnl lll .\maim in- cluded spe-c1al P<,alm .. and pra~er' to .. help lsral'I at thl\ 11ml' of l nw• when Jerusakm '' onu· a~a in tx·1ng hec;1eged ·· Rabbi ~lJ n: I> \ngl'I rm''llknt of the coun<:1l \DH.I th.11 thl· "l 1n1ted Sat1on\. kno" n for 11' tilJ1arw J n11- l5racl and an11-(\emll1l pnmouml·- ment\. has '1nualh laid poht1lal c;1ege to kru.,akm thr l·ll·rn.il l Jp1- 1al of thl' pl'opk nt 1-.ral•I .. "Thl' L n1tt.'l.1 'i1all'<.' ~ompltut ' in Dr. Juanella Evans Sermon Topte "THE JOY OF REVIEWING LIFE." Me\Aptlyu:al Bi~ S1ud~ 9 30 AM ~Ser.a tOX\AM.i C~ra '0Jo4M SCENCf OF M~O COMMUNITY CHURCH H.Me CIHI Commumry C.Otet 3107 l<lllybrook Co1i. Meu 646-1032 Dial An lnSOlldl Ir 1,4• !)4~ .1 "WE ARE A COM Ml/NIT>' DEDICATED TO lflVING & SERVING JESUS CHRIST AS WlfD & SAVIOR." Trad1uonal ContcmporaT} Chansmauc Church School 7 ~O AM 9AM 10·45 AM 9AM ''· David ('. Anderton, Ree tor SAINT JAM ES EPISCOPAL CHURCH 3209 Via Lido Newport Beach 7141675-021 0 ,.... caJI fOI mo~ in/onNll!o.1 ... wonhlP tdlcduJct 1 he h' porn Ill a I. pl'rn•c w us rl'\Ol- u t 1on' ol thl' l ' again\! hrael IS l.lU\l' 101 llln\ll·rna11on and alarm," lw -.;11d \hul th.in I 101 Onhodo\ rabbis lll ro11~rl'g.1t lll0\ anO'i\ the c·ountf) l.1lkd h11 'fll·l 1al pra,l·rs seeking (ind·, a"'''·'"ll' '-' \\Hl"1 f O ' -·\he n'> and '-'ltran~l'~' '11 I ongl·r ·· .1 quo1a11on lr11111 l...t l'Jul\ k11a to the I phl'"·lll' 1' thl· thl'ml' for the Rom:in < .11l111ltl 11h\l'f\ .1nu.' of :-.:a- 11on.1l \l 1~r.1lll•n \\ l'Ct.. fan 1.1 ~ .\ml·m.1n '"'hop' dl''>lgnall'd th<: 'H'el.. to ll·khrall' the church's ··mull1l 11ltural d111wn\lon." re- lOg.n111ng that 1mm1gran1~. mi- grant\ refugt.'l''> .mt.I others on thl' mo'c are a' it al nan of the thurch. ~I,;~ r 'i O RI\. --\ud re} C Ila~ of 499-3088 499-5288 NEWPORT HARBOR LUT H E R~N CHURCH 8 00 anc1 lO JO • • hl • r J iNorsn1p i I '10 1m it1 Worship " l • :Oundrty Sc;hOOI ~ • A l AQeS PASTORS Roger J. Berg Kim E. Krogstad 798 Dover Drive (16th & Dover) Newport Beach 548-3631 . Ne" York. a leader in dl'\eloping programs to 10\ o h e J e" 1sh single people. has been clertt"d prcc;1dent of Wo men's League for Con- scn at1H' Judaism Shr \UCCcl'ds EH·l~ n .\urrbach of Glen Rock. -...: J NEW ORLEANS -.\ "-ic"' TestJmcnt profes\or \a'' l''angch- ral\ ma~ he "gaining poht1 l·al and numl·ncal '1cto ne<1" but th l'\ are "loc:,ing t_hl· "ar of morallt) .. The Re' Rotx·rt L ThomJ\ o f The ~lastt'r°'i Seminan in Sun \ :il- k }. ( alif. -.aid abou.1 40 m1ll1un A.mencans call them sch es e\ an- gelical Prote.,tants and polls show commitment to Chnst has risen from 60 pt•rcent of .\mencan~ 1n I <r78 10 7.i perce nt in 1990. The fitures should mean "higher ethical standards .. but instead the A Cordial Welcome from The United Methodist Church Coe1aMeM MESA VERDE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 1101 aellet ......... c ....... .-... uo a,.. ..... . Dr. William E. Steel 979-823• e IT. •A•I( pau aYTUIAlll l'llWPOtrT 8EACH 'aa.uu Jiff •Aa VIHA M IVI 'A•ltO•H a 1,ataLun IH>UTH Ep1pt1any Sunday Wors111p 9 30 1 m The Rev Robl!rt P Stewart preach111g Cl'uld Care and Ch1ldrens Sunday School Ctiurch School !or All Ages tO 50 am Service ol Whol!flfss 5 00 p m St. Andrew•s Prespyterian Church Wor1h1panJ htar th pncucal, Chn~t-«nt~. hhll<lll ~ "A SACRAMENTAL BEGINN1NG FOR THE NEW YEAR" tPhlltppbna I~) ~nJay.J1n11arv (\. 1991 DI-JohnA ~J' 8 JO anJ 10 I ~ A M """"""" 600 . Andrews Road, Newport Beach, California (714)631·2880 (Kn-frum ~'Pill" ff11l'« Htedi . huol 1t lrvtnt&.15th ) ' trend 1s the oppos11e. he said at a meeting of the E' angl'11cal Theo- logical Soc1et}. "We see legal abonion claiming the h'es of one million fetuses a )ear: a pornogqtph1c industl) that annual!) bnngs in $8 billion 10 S I 0 billion and 1s still on the increase: 18 million pl'Ople addicted to al- cohol and :!8 m1ll1on to drugs. homo'ic'<uaht}. a thorough I} d1sap- pr<.H ed hfe\l~le JO )Cars ago. 1s no" accepted. 1<, legal and 1~ increas1ngl) rec;pcctahle:· he said. (JENEVA -fhe World Council of Churches· fund to co mbat racism has appro' ed grants $549.000 to 69 groups for 1991. .\hout $235.000 of the a mount goes to t"o South .\fncan groups oppoc;1ng apartheid -By Ille Auocl111«1 Prell HCWPORT CENT£R lHTED MCTHOOIST CHURCH 1.-, Mettuartte Aw.. CotOMdafllet .......,. ' .. -... , Set.I IH•---°*'•AM •.. ~ ..... , Coate M ... Fl .. ST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH " 19th St & Harbor Blvd. Ctiureh School 9:00 Wontllp 9·00 and 10:30 Rev. GaJal Gough HAMOR CHRISTIAN CHURCH y (~otCltmt) 7t01 .._ 11 SRI ..... ""'°°" llacll •t711 Mor:i., WorWo 10 AM '-.......... Ca u llllr a.di C...-.. ..... 'tl ":::; ..... c.. ... ......... ...... -...... s.Mtr ~ tJI & II•• Cl9dl ldllll 11 • -~·liM-1• CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH (j- (Ml11ourl IJnod) 7'0 Ytctotte IL. c ......... LetMrY.T.,...,......, U1·1t11 .......... ,...., WOI' ... UfMCI t• ••All SIMlt ktllll ' ...... Cini UUJI ~ Daliilllbry .... , The emergence of the "megachurch" 1s ihe most important development of mMem Chnstian h1s1or:y. claims church planner Lyle E. Schaller. "Jn toda) ·s world. big churches arc mort' anracu ve to yoOnger adults." he added. "People nowadays want a church that offers a broad range of choices in teaching. scheduling and programming." Schaller. a w1del)' respected expen on strategaes for strengthen- ing churthes end adjusting to the needs of a changJng world. said c' 1dence 1s mounung that large. multifaceted co ngregations now \\Ork best. "The record 1s pretty clear that small churches are not attracting people as the) did before." he said m an interview. "You can be sentimental about the small congrega11ons. like the small comer groccl) store or small drugstore. but the} s1mpl} can't m<."et the expectations that people carry with them today." Schaller. 6 7. a United Methodist clergymen and consult.ant to the d1sc1phne-stress1ng Yokefellow Institute 1n Richmond. Va .• is a former caty planner who became a spec1ahst in church planning. He has been charting effective church strategaes for more than JO )Cars and advises panshes of vanous denominations and church confere nces across the count'). Chlld Cere Provided Adulll & Jr Church 8 00. 9 4S, 1 t 30 am and 800pm ELEANOR C. JACKSON MINISTRIES Sunday Service 10:30 A.M. • BALEARIC COMMUNITI' CENTER 1975 Balurfc Dr. Costa Mna ~5·2164 Dial A Mtssaet or Hope 645-7JJJ . Dr. Peggy Bassett, D.D. "TOUCH STONE FOR THE TIMES." SERVICES: 8:00 A.M., 9 45 A.M .. 11 :30 A M CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE Member of the United Church of Rellglou1 Science 2205 MAIN STREET. SUITE 23 SEACLIFF VILLAGE HUNTINGTON BEACH. CA 92&48 I 714 969-1331 . . CllllTill ICIEICE ClllCIES BAANCHH Of T~E MOTHER CHURCH. THI! AAST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST IN aot'TON, MASSACHUSETTS "BOD" - -_,_..._. ---~ L Edltorlal AN1 cll1•18r snubs 1101•, nnds boo• While national economists spew recessionary gloom and doom, we salute the Newpon Harbor Arca Chamber of Commerce for ignoring the signs of the times, rolling up its sleeves and getting down to business. In fact~ thanks to special events, educational programs and networking opponunities. the 85-year-old Newpon Harbor chamber reponed an upswing in 1990 membership. growing to become the fifth-largest chamber in the state. .. We're one of the most active chambers in the Western United States," said Jim Villers. chambCr membership director ... The word 1s out.·· Indeed it is. The business--booster organization, which was struggling as recentJy as 1982. has seen its membership surge to about l.200. More than 17,000 panicipants took pan in various chamber meetings in 1990. The chamber signed up. 370 new member businesses during the year or-more than ever before -and the pace is currently picking up. ~ The bullish run to become card<arrying chamber members has been a boon to the local economy. Chamber-sponsored events arc filling the coast with tourists, scats ~aC local dining establi shments and cash registers at vanous retail ouflei~ resultin·g in more profits for businesses. more JObs for Orange Countians and more sales tax revenues for cities. "It dcfinateJ y has a mult1miJlion dollar impact." boasts chamber president Richard Luehrs. Villcrs explained tha~ despite the well-publicized signs -of COQnomic ~ahness, "people ·want to be with a winner." Thanks to the Newpon Harbor Arca Chamber of Commerce. the Orange Coast is coming out the winner - no matter which way the economic winds blow. Today In History Today is Saturday, Jan. 5. the fifth day of 1991. There arc 360 days left in the year. On •lus date: Write to usl In 1933. the 30th pres1dcnt of the United Stat6. Calvin Coohdgc. died at his home an Nonhampton. Mass .. at the age of 60. ................ ..., ....... The ......... -,.. enc:ouf9Det COl•eeponcMnce from our rMderl We '*"*t i.ttert be kept to 9'>PfOxlmatety 300 words. Af'r/ COfreeponcMnce lignlftc:ently longer then 300 worda wfl be printed at our dlaer9tlon u • C JC M J.-C I kj or ~P J I Communtty commeotartee are reNtYed tor ...,.. pettlnent to cittee and towna 9k>ng the Ortnge Cout. Guest commenterlea may eene1n to any put>Mc luue. Editorial reepontee "• reNtYed for rebutta& to editorial poeltlon• of the ............... , Lettera CC>Ntdered to be fft>etoua or In bed tut• wttl not be printed. Writ••.,. limited to tour tubm!Mklna a month. AJI ~must be atgned and lndud9 the writer'• addfw and telephc)ne number for ¥erlf1Catlon purpoeM. a..ttert ahould be adctr.eed to the ......... -.... 330 W•t Bey StrMt, Cotta MeM. CA.f2e27. Attention: L9ttera to the Editor. Writ.,. wtth queatk>na.,. urged to call the OaMy Piiot at (714) 642-4321. Ext. 352. FIRST AllYTHN'J SINl:656'- TEM/JUI.. \ .. ll'rlJ 1MllP1~ •un:111a ... Mt.m1-. Americans have shown they are never ·"Nady" for w.ar By Ann McFeatters Sc:rWt HO'Wwd News WASHINGTON -Over coffee and doughnu,ts a t the White House. President Bush told members of Congrcs' the other day he must do a better JOb of getting Amencans rtad~ for war. But thert 1s not much more he can do 1' out of I 0 Amencans now CApect tht"re will be fighting an the Persian Gulf. Just a month ago the maJOOl)' of l\mencans beheved war would be a\OldCd. But this gnm expectation does not ncct"ssanl> translate into a rt· ahst1c knowledge of what horrors ma) come. How can an)ooe be "ready" for war'? Bush's top aides 5a) he has done as much. as 1s humanly possible to keep Amencans informed of what 1s happening and point out that the Persian Gulf stor) has been on the front page since the Iraqis invaded Ku"'all Aug. 2. They sa) there 1s broad suppon at home and abroad for forcing Saddam Hussein to leave Kuwait. although there will be disputes ovc1 the timing of "'hen to use military force . The Wh1tc House 1s nght LO believing Americans will rally ·round their troops m a Persian Gulf war. But 1t 1s wishful thinking to be- he\C l\mencans a~ as committed as Bush 1s to the rtetltude of war . Amcnc:ms generall) arc 1sola- t1onist when 1t comes to war. Even on the eve of World War II -"'h1ch Bush keeps using as the moral ~u1valent of the Gulf cns1s Letters IJrllllllllCI To the Editor This is a cop) of letters sent to the Pre 1dcnt. Senators Cranston and Wilson. and the Orange County congrt 1ona~ delegation: M> dear Mr. ~1dent: The members of Women For: of Orange County wish to op~ our strong suppon for a nqotiated solution to the Middle East eris~ prec1p1tatcd b) lntq's invasion of KuW1it. We urat our ao"emment to ensure that cconomi~ and d1plomat1c ncuons aiaanst lnq Tell the Piiot -most Amencans did not believe 1t was a l '. tight until Pearl Harbor was bombed. Altho ugh appalled by Saddam as a brutal bully. Amencans were not con" inccd when Bush called him a modem Adolf Hitler. They remarned skeptical when Bush said· the price of 011 1n the modem world 1s as crucial to America's national interest as· Hi- tler's aggrernon SO years ago. .\mencans have been leery of Bush's 1mpass1oned defense of Kuo.Aall. crushed and brutalized by Iraqi soldiers .. While s1ckenctl b) the violence against innocent people. Amencans "'o nder "'h)' Amcncans should be called on to die for an emir who disdains democracy. Amencans sending their own sons and daughters to the Gulf want to know "'h}. 1f the crusade 1s as righteous as Bu h and the United Nations say. other countnes are not spending more money ttnd sending larger armies of their own to Saudi Arabia. And. as Bush has forcefully no- ticed. the specter of Vietnam 1s 1mposs1ble to brush away. He told Bntish interviewer David Frost that he cannot predict how long or how blood)'. war in the Gulf "'ould be. He promised onl)' lhat ll would no t become another Vietnam. be- cause the generals and admirals "'ould ha'e all the force the) need to do their JOb But then he warns that a peace- kecpi ng force will be neccssaf'). It 1s eas~ to forget that all dunng World War lJ there was a large and "'gorous peace moHmcnt 1n the nitl'.'d Stotes be given sufficient time to be effec- tivt' and "'e v1gorousl) op~ an) offcnsivt action on the part of the l ln11ed tates m1ht.ar) . Women For: 1s a brood-based. non-partisan orpn1zat1on rcp- ~ntana thousands of women an Lo Ancrlcs and Orange counucs. Through the dedicated and aruvc part1Clpat1on of an utraord1nary 1nflucnual membership an C>Dnge Count). Women For has advanced 1hc S0C1al. economic and pohttcal interests of women 1n our area and nationwide We bchcve that there " no IT'*ttr I ~ facan& buman1ty today than world peace, .,,lhout wtucb Womed that debate over war 1n the L'mted Stat~s strengthens Sad- dam ·s n-sohe not to back down. the White House v.ould hke the ap- prehension over war to be toned down. But the natur-e of democran doesn't permit that. · Just about everyone who has seen Bush regularl> 1n the past four months is convinced he as prepared to go to "'ar 1f nettssaf) to get addam out of Kuwait B) telling members of Congress he needs to do mort to con' 1nce .\mencans of the Justness of his cause Bush 1s admitting that man' .\mencans will balk at going to war the longer the deba1e g()(' on V 1etnam sho"'ed the political penl of pursuing a pohC) of "'ar without the b3ckang of the "mcn- can people. But. Bush 1s caught in a dilemma· Onct Amencan troops arr m1h- taril) read) for war (in a few more weeks). a dcla) in ust of that force accomplishes little unlc s tht'rc as unc:itpccted progress o n the d1plomat1c front. The White Houst alrcad) has decided that economic sanctions "'111 not force ddnm 10 leave Kuwait If ddam 1s not persuaded soon to leave Kuwait. the U. ·led coal1- 11on against him will go to war Bush 1s counting on the Amen- can people. membt"~ ot Cor\gress and the troo~ in tht' field to bad him bc'CauS<" he 1s their l>rrs1dent .\nd the~ 14111 at least at the outset But the\ won"t h~c 11 .\nd the) won't be read~ '\oor should the~ be A.u McFeatt~rs ('flt:~rs ~ft.Ire Ho. ~ for Scripps Ho••rd N~"" ~""~- the 'ital goats of en' 1ronmentnl balance. su tamable de' elopment and uni' ersal 1ust1ce cannot be at- taH'led. We are con\lnccd that to resort to '1olcntt to rnoJvc 1ntcmat1onal disputes is sclf-pttpetuatina and counter-productive. In the Iona run, pea« is best assured b> pcaccf 1.tl mean We. therefore. call upon you to work for a United ates policy in the Middle East tha• rc)Ccts the use of agrcssh c mi hwy fortt and cl\oose1 instead restraant. <kta- rcncc. di•loeuc and nqotiauon. · UDI\ LENNEY, Chair Women For: Oia"IC County Ed1ror'1 nott": ~~.arc arrcsu. very simpk. 11't Plic 10 in-.....S ampk• or-on.p-c..e DilllJ--Sc:ofts' Poot cboitt of wonts. 'tbc fivie-yar or-~ "* Nett rtllMr commaus ad mti-Ont ... drub otr tht rc*9 is. Of k>na ~ die Iii 10 lid lilld I dsnts. ~ Plllt peibli,,,,,. rb COWIC. "II) ..ccmr), IM •wniae think lhe 8ia 10 ...... k eilllt or ~ oo a,..,.,. ... Md lltMOa~~~fiOtab 10 years lalef. mrotlftlftl 11$ tmdrn ., cilll * ••Y .. ... .. fOUS I I of -~ &Ml WM tlllc he 10 .. - Ediw's HOCliM ., '42""116. n..t. 1o1er in moll 0( the Roit .... 111ML I .. Dan Walters f 1'1111111 '91'1111 ~ 11 llltl 1'11111: cb1111 balds ·~ SACRAMENTO -The outf>- ang governor of Cahfomia. Geof&C Dculme11an. and the incoming governor. Pete Wilson. arc taldiig care of their old pals. A~ Dcukme11an's go\emorsh'.ip entered Its final few days. he hand- ed a ser1c ot lucrati\e state -.i>- po1ntmcnts to his top-level stafl that will provide them wttJ\ high incomes for years to come. Among the I I th-hour appomt- ments ""ere thost of Michael Frost DcukmeJian's chief of staff. and Je<,sc HuJT has director of finance to S95.39S-a-)ear pos111ons on the newl} created Integrated V.as1t: Managt'ment Bo ard Husto n Carl)le. his legal-affairs S«ret.af') to a S92 456 . lot on the Pubhc Emplo)rtlent Relations Board. the state director of 1ndustnal relations. Ronald R1n.-ld1 to an S83.953 pos- 1t 1on as e>.ccutl\·e director of the Emplo) mcnt training Panel. and ,, h1)St of lesser officials 10 Judgesh1~ It's eenainl) not unusual tor outgoing go' crno~ to reward the faithful with Judgeships or other h 1gh-prest1gt' high-pa) mg JObs- E ven so one must ""onder about the dTecti,cnc:ss of the n~ Inte- grated Waste Management Board since 1t'' being loaded with poh11cal appointt't's "'1th no" apparent n - pen1sc in or e'en lnov.ledge of. lhc: <,tatc"s scno us trash-disposal prob- lem \\hen the fi' e-m<.>mber board "'as being created 1n 19 9. the goHmor's otlice cut an unus~I poh11cal deal with the lqJslau.1.re DeukmcJtan. "'ho had res· efforts in the paSt to gtvc 1M l.qis- laturt appointments to such pohc-. boards agreed to &I' e each legi l3t- I' e house one member. In return. the Le&islaturc acceded to DcukmcJian's demand that ~o of his three appo1ntrnC01S be allow- ed to take office without under- going the standard Senttie con- tinnat1on It v.as clear at tht' t1mCs1ncc lhl' salanc!> of board members were being ~t at high levels. that Deu- kme11an wanted tht JObs held in n-srf"\.e for top aides who probably rould not ha' e sun l\ed Sen;ite continnat1on on their own Despite official denials of that mtt'nt. thai'!> prec1sd) what <>e· curred DcukmeJ1an'\ third appo1nttt was to be an en' 1ronmentahst u~ JeCt to natt' confinnat1on. but he thumbed h1 no~ at th3t b naming a lobb~ 1st for the bc"erag~-oon t.a1ner 1ndustn That appointment. of Jostph Gallagher wa' "'1thdraw.n DcukmeJian replaced him •1th Nan Dra~e of \. entura. but she suffered a s1m1lar fate last month That a 1de. the Legislature's ov.n two appointee were also pohucaJ payoffs Asscmbl> pcaler Willie Brown chose Kathy cal. the wife of tben- A ~mbl)man Ehhu Hams. who 1 nee ha bttn elected mayor of Oakland. Senate President Pro Tern Oav1d Robcn1 named Wes Chesbro. a Humboldt County supervisor, at the pcafic rcquni of the Senate's DemOCT'lt Ooor leadet", 8atTy Kttne The lntqratcd Waste Manqc- mcnt Board 1s suppOSCd to be c:rcat· ang a compreheo11,c plan to rN~ C'alifomia'1 trhh.cl1sposal problem. Oov.<dec1 Wttlon IS demoasuat- "" 1 sinuL&r pencban• for uar.n11'1 10 fritftch as lat puts toeethtt h.- M'W edmini tration. T1'°8e ~ lave been "1tta Wiboe b .)'e.n., I09llima .-.. ..... .,,..... * t'cift ot • ~ --.n: luda • c:llief' fil .... ~-illcilllWllilOllO ... ................... fl =:..:~ :1:i ,-:,: p '" • • ,. •, • • • • • • • • • • • .. .. , • • • • • • .. \ .... A---........ -..... .. -. ... =---· .. ~-..... A .. ....,.. .... __ ........ .... ... ..... ....... .... •..-.:--~ ..._ ....... :.o;:rr... .n 2l .... ~ .... m ., CD ~ E:J 0 ~ 1111111& IMU ... ,.., a. 8Cl-.... 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Baghdad tried anew to bring in the Palestinian issue but ran into a straight-arm from President Bush. who said. "There will be no link.age on those two questions." France unveiled a peace plan Friday that called for an international confercn~ on all Mideast issues af\er Iraq pulls out of the con- quered emirate 1t now calls its 19th province. nder the plan. Iraq would receive assurances 1t would not be attacked 1f 11 agreed to leave Kuwait. Rllllls deny kllllll 11111111'1 LOLOTIQUE, El Salvador -Leftist rebels gave a new version Fnday of the deaths of three American soldiers whose hehcopte(J.h~y shot down. sa)ing the) fired on the aircraft after its crew fired at them. Meanwhile, a source close to a U.S. Army investigation said a prchminar) examination of the bodies showed one of the men had been shot in the head and another suffered multiple bullet wounds. a t r . Embassy official said. ATIT ••vice crlpplld NEW YORK -..\ severed i\ T&T cable crippled long-distance telephone sen tee Fnday in the New York area. dela) 1ng air traffic and halting trading in some financial markets The dtsruptton. which was remedied b) late afternoon. occurred as an A. T &.. T crew pulled out an old cable from an underground conduit in Newark. N.J .. JUSt west of Ne"' York City. In removing 1he cable. the crew accidentally cut into the wrong line. the long-distance giant said. Earlier. the compan}' said the old c.able apparently caused spltccs 10 break 1n a nearby fiber-optic line. SANTA MONICA -Marlon Brando's son Christian pleaded guilty Friday to voluntary man- slau~ter in the shooting death of bis sister's Tahatian lover and a prosecutbr said he will ask for a maximum 16-year prison term. The tall, slender Brando was subdued when he uttered "guilty" as part of a plea bargain announced earlier by prosecutors. Deputy District Attorney Steven Barshop said he would present "awavating evidence" at a Feb. 26 sentencing hcanng to justify imposing the maximum sentence allowed under law. Pntlll Pltll ....... WASHINGTON -The Postal Rate Com- m1ss1on recommended on Friday that the price of 1t' first-class stamp be increased from 25 cents to 29 cents. a penny less than the rate requested b)I' the Postal Servi,.,.. The increase could take effect earl) next montn .. The rate commission, saying first-class mail is paying more than Its fair share. also trimmed a penny from the nickel increase the Postal Service wanted on post cards. But it proposed higher increases for third-dass. or "junk" mail. than those sought by the Postal Scrvioc. Y.m.. ti 111111 GOP WASHINGTON -President Bush has pick· cd Agriculture Secretary Clayton Ycutter, a re- spected Cabinet member wtlh minimal political expenence, to become chairman of the RepubUcan National Committee, party sources said Friday. Sources said the post was offered to the 6(). year-old farmer. former businessman and ex-U.S. trade represcntauve on Thursday and Bush 1s expected to announce the appointment over the next few days. The selection marks the end of a politically embarrassina search to replace Lee Atwater, the engineer of Bush's 1988 presidential campaiJ.n. who 1s sufferina from brain cancer. -B1 ne A11ocl•I~ Pn11 Other claims filed in federal court against BP and other defendants -FrNJ 1WI u4 """' PU.I INtn Hrricft ~ Mays said. a•mnn 1981 Yamaha motorcycle-durina BP spokesman John , Andes in lllWUI I the search of Ellis' home. Oeveland said he understood the From A 1 No cash was recovered, Gonis state's intent to protect its lea.al employee to the around, cuffed her ~id. rights. adding he remained op-with a pafr of toy handcuffs and The robber in the Dec. 18 inci- timistic that a negotiated settlement taped her mouth shut with duct .. dent also made a comment about would be reached. tape. robbing the business previousJy, "The whole process is likely to be Initially, the weapon was de-and police reports showed the same a lengthy one, and we hope we can scribed as a sawed-off shotaun, but business was indeed robbed of continue to be as cooperative as we later the description was changed to $24,000 in April. But Ellis is • have been." Andes said. a handg\Jn. Gonis said. suspect in only the second, Dec:em- Meanwh1le. Golden West said it Detectives who went to Ellis' bcr robbery and detectives believe w~uld ".vig~rously" ti¥ft the la~: home recovered an air pistol. the he acted alone. Gonis said. suit. which 1t termed premature type used to fire paint pellets. and A complctcfy different suspect is bccau~. "the nature and d~ ~f -believe it was the weapon uJcd in believed responsible for the April the enviro nmental ~mage, 1f any, the robbery. Gonjs said. Officers 16 robbery, in which the suspect hasn't been determined. . also rec-0vercd a black motorcycle was described as taller and carried "Golden West was not involved helmet and impounded a black a briefcase as well as a handauo. in the naviption of the American Trader and is neither responsible co· x nor liable for the accident," spokes- man· Roger Kemple said in a From A 1 prepared statement. would meet today with U.N. Sec- retary-General Javier Perez de Cuelfar. It also said Bush would make a nationwide radio address today to .. update the American people on the status of our diplomatic efforts." The spill, which occurred when compromise or negotiation" on the tanker pshed itself on its own wor1d demands that Iraq leave anchor, fouled two harbors and Kuwait by Jan. IS. about IS miles of Orange Coast Iraq. for its part. said the talks. shoreline. set for Wednesday in Geneva, "will The bunt of diplomatic activity came 11 days before a U.N. dead- line for Iraq to withdraw from Kuwait or risk military action. The tanker company was not last only five minutes" if America sued Friday because of a pending merely repeats demands that it federal court action in which the withdraw. Th Al#Clatefl ~ c.trlhld ,. '*'• ,..,,.,.,. American Trader's owners arc at-T~e White House said Bush tempting to limit their liability Robber. kills son of liquor store owner TUSTIN -The son of a liquor store owner was shot to death in the parking lot of Tustin bank Friday JUSt seconds af\er he withdrew thousands of dollars in cash, which was taken by the killer. Witnesses said Armando Miller. 26. of Orange. had left the Sun West Bank at SJS E. 1st St. at 10:48 a.m. when he was stiot by a man wcarina a green military-style Jacket, said T ustin police Lt. Houston Wil- liams. Miller was shot once in the head and fell to the pavement. the lieutenant said. The killer then arabbcd the bag that contained as much as S20.000 and ran through some shrubs and out of sight. he said. -By Oty New1 ~nice RAIN ing new lifquard ~uarters buildina at the foot of the pier, just From A 1 recently completed. Ufeauards' ex- county · Environmental Manaat-citement over their new light blue ment Agency. Light showen con· and white building was dampened tinued to dampen most of the Or· Friday when the roof leaked in ange Coast throughout Friday several spots. morning. "We have a few trashcans catch- ina the water," said Marine Safety A leaky roof caused water to dnp Chief Kendall Jacobsen. onto equipment in the telephone Wynn said the buildiJ14 is still so switch room at Newport &ach City new the roof will be repaired under Hall ovemight and c:lamaae the warranty. ··11·1 unfortunate. but in a phone system for aU city depart-new build1'?J it's not uncommon to ments except the police and fire have leaks.' he said.. facilities. The rair1' also shifted the soil in "It cookOd scveraJ of the cards several locations throuahout the and modules in the switch room." city. causing water mains to break, said Utili1ies Director Robert a~ordina to Dixon. The most sia- Dixon. n1ficant break was on Oiff Drive at As a result, employees at City Irvine Avenue, where the roadway Hall on Newport Boulevard, the was puJhed up a few inches, utilities yard on 16th Street and the promptin, the city to close that aeneral services yard on Supenor section o the street at 7:30 a.m. Avenue couldn't make or receive The road remained closed for any phone calls for most of the most of the day but was upcctcd to workday. be Open qain Friday night. accord· Workers used blow dryers to dry ins to Dixon. • HELP WANTED • OUTSIDE COMMISSIONED SALES REPS Excellent opportunity for self aStarter. Pleasant environment. $250 per week draw, 12" commission on all sales! the equipment. covered the equip-Meanwhile. at~ral services em- ment and roof with plastac and ptoyecs were pumping water out the moved undamaaed lines around to streets in Balboa Island, where hiah allow for telephone use. But the tides combined with rain caused damaaed equipfT\ent will take about some noodina. The island's tidal Sl.000 to S4,000 to repair, Di1ton pies were closed to prevent bay said. water noodina because of a 6.2·foot lntnntinaJy, the roof above the tide. to the rain couJdn't drain out, te~ne room was just r:epeircd W}'nn said. earher this year. OtJton liai4. Un· The warm Padfac SU>rm caused fonunatelr, leaks attn't viSlbl~ Power OUtllr repons Thunday in Call: Muilyn Holland 714 •642-021· ·ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT (E.O.E.) until it rains. Huntinaioa Bach, Newport Beach "You don't tat (Or that," Wyn and Cotta MetL In Oruee County, said ... ,, lllowl up in the ftnt rain." the CHP responded to more than Such wu tbe cue with the apart)• JO accident1 Thunday. r.r .. _ .. _ .. _iiiiii·•-•-•-•-•---•-•---------------------------------1 2 COMPLETE DINNERS DP I FOR ONLY *899 -· .. 8BAtmftJL, aJCll, INTELUGENT, SWF. 27, Blondc:1blue eyed, wtdl a.ICM foruav~ e 111,.. fomp fllmt, Ind IOllllllllc WllU on die ..... b 11 $, .ti Mr. Ri&bl IO live hlppily e¥er after . .... • llDW 11> w someone tile dlia or place a Rta Idol yosowa ID DATEUNB. See_. .. II...., .. c:lllllled .cdori. ' • 1 ........ _ BUNIHJloN llAat -It came w•~••-...wtaicb ...... ..,.. • OllC ... 80t ..,, .................... and propallll, ... ....... ~ lo ...... -...... •¥Oft• (Ectilon) ....... tar. ,..,, -by bolt leeda. it OOIDll U DO lesit· -more lib a ~ with 18 1•1rilt. h WM alliaoll lelfti.apected u .., two loae-time rivals locked boms lam dw OUtaet in I pme wbidl teemed '° be enterina over1ime &om tbe openina Up. Ocean View ~ T . ;...1. , • ..;.1 gets a lift ~ers sizae Jn 72-52 win ~ust a fizzle ~-= ::::.. m 115-99 loss FOUNTAJN VALLEY -Comina in on the heels ofl 1-4 slcid duri na the last t W • part of l>ectmber, Ocean View ffiah 0 amors needed a bia lift if it hoped to build some momentum for the Sunset Leaaue boys By Tim Liotta l#lpcw'9~ OAKLAND -The • Golden State Warriors ~t the Los Anaeles l.akm on the riaht niaht . -the second niaht of beck-to-blck road pmes. The Warriors' 11 S-99 victory over Los Anaeles Friday niaht left the Lakers 0-4 in the tee0nd of two road games on con- secutive niahts this season. .. We have not played well in those pmes. but ton..iaht's pme was better than some our performances (in the second of two con- ICCutive road pmes)," said lakcrs Coach Mike Dunleavy. In their fint three pmes concludina back- to-beck road pmes. the Lakers scored 86. 79 and 74 points in losses to Dallas (Nov. 16). UW> (Dec. 7) and Oeveland (Dec. 18). The Lakers, who were com1na off a 108-104 victory over Portland.. which bas the best record in the NBA. were able to tcore 43 points in the 1eeond half apisut the Waniors. but 1t was the defense that was lackina. accord1na to Dunleavy. .. We allowed too muc:h penetration and the help aot their too late," Dunleavy said. .. We pvc them too many rebounds that · pve them second shots. Our defense broke clown quicker toniaht." Tim Hardaway scored 29 points, Olris Mullin add~ 27 and Mitch Richmond 22 as the Warriors defeated Los AnJeles for the first time in three mcetinp· this season to snap a four-pme losina strak. ;.., ''Ourina the losina streak we weren't playina aood overall defense and we wcrcn 't reboundina well," Richmond said. "The defense (qainst the Lakers) was a bi1 pat1 of it, and not lettina them act a second Pot." The Warriors rc"encd a 64-62 deficit into a 77-70 lead wt th a I S-6 run that was finished off by Mullin's 3-pointer wtth 4:21 left in the quarter. basketball campeian. The Seahawks (7.-6, 1-0) aot that lift with a 72-S2 win at fountain Valley Friday night in the leque opener for both schools even tbQuah the Ou bad deci- mated twe>thirds of the team's front line. Ryan Martin was able to take bis spot at forward -and despite scorina 17 points -was 1 step behind all nipt. Dan Stojanovich. the other •tartina forward, · was unable to suit up after not practicina all week. The Barons (S-8. 0.1) weren't euctly at full strenatb either u the Ou bua hit starter Adam" Zieberth, who was in the om, but unable to play. Fountain VaJley also apperently has lost Marco f>i4z for the remainder of the year due to academic problems. Fortunately for Ocean View, it bad plenty of firepower left u point auard Jim Harris and Marcel TenBerae each had 19 points to lead all 1COms.. TenBerge also added 16 rebounds as the Seahawks were never threatened after the two teams were tied at 12 at the end of the fint quarter . "We came out of ~bcr kind of down:• Ocean View Coach Jim Harris said. "We•re clote to where we want to be, but it's still not au totetber. Our problems aren't aoina to be solved over- niaht. but hopefully we'll use this Win to build on." · fountain Valley sorely missed Ziebarth and with leading scorer Barrett Hogan in carty foul trouble. the Barons just didn•t have enouah left to compete. Still. Fountain Valley Coach Gordon Billingsley was pleased with his team's effort. "The illness hurt us, no doubt depthwise, but I thouaht we ~ bard," Billinpley said. "We played a pretty aood first half and kept on fiabtina S.. OCEAN VIEWill la die end it wu Mllltapba Abdi, lhe 0i1en· premier p&ayer, awns me t.11 and drivina from the pcrimcter into the middle of the key where be went up, and then dropped off one of his smoothest moves of the niaht with a pus to Andy Kijewski, who connected' from inside with 18 ~ndJ Id\. That pve the Oilen a 51-57 lad and the Cba,.m. MM> bad ooe poans.ion Id\. failed to respond lltiftll the Hunt- inp>n 8eacb driease. Unable to Ft the ban to standout junior Brindon Jessae. the Cbaracn resoned to an ofT-ba.lanccd attempt from 16 feet out and the ball came up well short of the pl as time expired. A .. , was certain it would IO down to the as 1t turned out the matchup on bolb tut ~nd. •• said Huntinaion Beach sides was ~t up. · Coach Roy Miller, who watched his team Jcu.e scored 16 points i.n the first Ml( , avoid the saake-bite just 17 seconds prior but Hunti,..aon Beach held a ooeo.paiml to the winn1na bueket. lead 1t tha~ JUftC'lure ~s weU. JCllic"&iled Matt Ambroee went in for what •J>-to sc~ an tbe third qua,ner, ~ pearcd to be the IO-&hcad bucket but be to~h1n1 the ball as. he roamed ~ ia- was called for cbargina. the bestei didn't tenor o~ Hununcton s zone. and.1n die count and Ambrose was out of the pme final penC?d he netted JUst four points for WJth his fif\h foul. • pme-bi&b 20 . "I would have hated for a call like that When at came down the final teCGOdl to determine the same." said MiUer. who t~e ChaJ'ICf! could no! IC'l the . bml~~ had seen his ccam squahda a S2-44 lead him, either; ~e knew 1t was a satu111•1·: With 5:53 &ef\. where they d Cl~ ~ B~n e"tliilt Edison Coecb Jon Borchert was con-or post him up, wd Miller. 1. ~ cemed that bis team would have trouble ~omcd he would act the ball and dUb rt matching up 1f 1t got into foul trouble, but See OILERSill Parks-less Vikings fall to Santa Ana Manna Hl&h's Vwnp are considered a one-man team aod there's aood reason for that with the prncncc of 6-foot-11 senior Cbtrokcc Parks. the All-America whiz with a ticket to Duke. That opinion pmcd credence Friday ntaht at the Vik.mp were shot down in their Suntct Lea&ue basketball optner at Santa Ana H1ab as Chauncy Woolridae. with 23 points. led the Sainu to a S7-S4 victory on the ~1nncr's court. I Ill LI-'' 7 y Hun11no1on e..cn Ocean View San•• Ana Weitmlnster Fountain v~ Edlton Marina '--'-w L l 0 l 0 l 0 0 0 0 l 0 l 0 l l'rideY"• ~ Huntington 8eac'tl 51. Ecflson S7 Santa AN 57. Marina 5' oww.I W L 9 • 7 6 9 • • • s • lO • 6 • OCean View n. Founta in Valev S2 T ....... 1 GerMI (7) <>c.an View at Santa Ana Weilm nster at M¥1na Fount• n Vallev al Edison Manna. going ~1thout Parts for the third straJ&ht pmc after hts toumamcnt- operung 1ruury tn Myrtle Beach. S.C last .. ttk. burst to a 14-7 lead tn the early 101ng. but soon It was 16-16. and there- after 1t was au catch-up for thC Vikinas, who never did catch up. Parks. wtth a 28.0 SCOriDJ averaac, was still out v.1th a SC\i'Cl'C ankle tDJUry suffered in the third quancr apinst Eau Claire when he became cntanaJ.ed ID a pileup wnh one of his own teammates. Manna's game sufTercd not on the defens1\ie side. whett a team effort helped keep Santa Ana within ransc. but of- fcnsi"cly. Scan Haselna led the Vtktngs with 23 points. but he was but among a team effort of ub-40 pcrocnt from the field and thcmn hcd the bli problem. Santa ~na came an With a frce-wbeelina offen~ and the Saints shot from the hip. a grttn h&ht for virtually every staner. l.-~<>r.,... Co.II cw, Plot Mwoel TenBerge (S4) of OeearrView makes a move against the defense of Fountain VaJley's Kevtn Volpe (left) Friday. Ocean View won by 20. The V1~cs return to the floor toniabt With a home game ap1nst Westminster, which was idle Fnday. but IPJD will be without Parks. Manna has a b}e on Wednesday. A }..potnter by Rod HIQins from ~ ~t comer put Gokkn State in front 87-77 with I :4S left in the period. The Warriors look an 8.9--79 advantqe into the finaJ quarter. IMk ""°'1 at tlll llotto• at An111111 •• , .. ,,, Butler paces ~teaters to · 97-88 victory SAN JOSE -Center Ricky Butler ICOred 14 ol hit 17 points in the ICCOnd half Friday • t to ..,.rt the ua men's baketb.u leal'A IO a come-tom-bdund 97-18 Bia Wea C'oefeacuce viclory ottr_Sen Joee State. •lier. the Antaitm•le.dins tcOl"ef with • 17.9 •VCflle before the pme. J*tecf up W. ft,.-half'f'oult that limilllld him to Dine naitnnet ad jUSt three poinu. lu1 bjs J(). .~t 0'8tbunt in the fim 3:50 Oftbe leclODd )'air led UCI ftoom a '7-'2 halftime defkit to I 67~ a.ct. ' Tiii ......... (2-9 ovaa&l. ().2 Bia WCI&) .... ,... briefly for • 76-75 • wida J;lO left. but dae AntMWI (6-1, 1-1) im- '"Wl I llllly nmiMd I.bee.cl oe a 3-p)iat -~-"1~:,..... ................. 1M .... r.:r-.m;rV"• llolftimc. ~=g. J!i·~ ........ fl -c• 11 t a..-.. w ~· -----~~= .... F By Barry Faulkner <>r.,... eo.t Olly ~ CYPRESS-This wasn't the kind of transition pme Mater Dci H.iah Coach Gary McKniaht had in mind. The Monarchs' boys buketbell head man pttferred fut breaks to breaks with tradition, but tbe..latteT is euc:tly what host Sttvite delivered in its 50-49 AneieJus ~nina victory Friday niaht at Cyprcu Collqe. Junior pant Eddie Rubio hit a pair of free tbtoWS with bar aeconds ~ for the winnins maqin. endifll a 16-mc Mater Dei win streak over I.be F~ lbe ddieftdina Niie DivUioe DI cMm· pioaa. It ... only tbe third km in 13 Angelus t.eaauc pmes for the\defend- ing state Division I champs mce McKniaht took over an 1982-83. McKni&ht. whose team had won tcven straiaht to gain the No. I rankina in Orange County. objeeted to the foul can that sent Rubio to the hne. but credited Servitc ( U-3), ranked No. S by the Oraqe C.Ut Dally PUet. for pa- tiently plodding into the frontcoun. ..The referee should not decide the pme. the kids should. .. McKn1Jht said Rubio's coll1s1on ID the lane while drivina. "You just don't make lb.at call. ··Tbey say iempo as tM key and they ddinitdy controlled the tempo,·· McKAilbt "°ntmued. .. We tried to Pftll to art the tanpo eoena. but lbeY arc such a stubborn team, they were able to get into their half-court offense and run 1t into the iround." Mater Dea (11-4) inbounded to Reg- gie Geary with four seconds left. but he slipped while trying to launch a jumper from 3-point range, thwarting the comeback bid and leavin1 the Mon~bs in an unu~ position in the league standanp. "This ~ls hke Oakland," said Ser- " He Coach RJCbard Smith. recallina the Fnars' state utle tnumpb last March . .. ThJ was a huge Win -not onJ because of the Mater Dct-Scrv.tc malry. but because we beat the No. I team 1n the county. ·and bec:aux we're 1-0 1 n tc.suc." lotb icams "'1Tettd otr sbootina Cldels, alter J niahts (36.3 pcTCent for the Monarchs and 40.S for Scrvttc), as stingy defente on both sides foroe<t IS lead chantn and five tics. Servite led 11-10 after one period and took a 3~36 cd~ into the final quarter after the first half ended in a 25-2S deadlock. J UDIOr JUAf'd t.-fatt Kenney made it 41-37 with 6:40 left on a drivina layin, but Miter Ott rebounded -litcrally-t°'I post , eaaht trqht ~ts, cul- m1nati.na in a ~tte--point play by Juon Jannkj WJth 4:51 left. JancKi. a 6-foot-7 seruor center, fueled the run with four poiots and three offensive rebounds. while Mmper ub Man Manwarren added a key of. ... MATER_. . . t I ' I -· . ..... NEW YORK -Pete Rott sets out of prison this week, bu• be may find tte won't be cliaible to ,et into the Hall of • Fame A special committee of the Hall of Fame meeta Thursday to review elcdion rutes. The Baeball Writers Association of Ameria believes the pa~I it specifically tryina to keep Rose oft" the ballot because he was kicked out of baseball for bettina,. ''After trusting us for SS yean.. why do they think they can't trust us with an inelipblc player potentially on the ballot?" DBW AA executive s.ec- retary Jaclc Lana said. · Rose was placed on the pennanent ineli&ible list by then..Commissjooer /\. Bartlett Giamatti on Aus. 23, 1989. Rose is scheduled lO be released from pris~>n Monday a~er serving a fi ve-month sentence for income-ta'< cnmcs. Ed Stack. the president of the Hall of Fame. said Thursday's meeting wasn't called because of the Rose si tuat1on. Rose would be eligible for the ballot next year under current rules. ''Historically. every fi ve years or so. we in a more formal way have taken a look at our rules of clect1on. ·• Stack said. "This JUSt happened to be a time I thou&hl we needed to do that. I rcrtly didn't think of the Rose issue. In retrospect, maybe I should have held off of 1t for a }ear." , The 12-man panel consists of American League president Bobt>> Brown. National League president Bill Whhe. former AL president Ltt MacPhaH. former NL pre 1dcn1 Chub Feene}. Stack. Lang. New York Datl) News columnist Phil Pepe. fonner Montreal Expos president John McHale. Hall of Fame pitcher Robin Robcns. former baseball ex- ecull\ e C'harhe ~ and former Negro League star Buck O'Neil tac\ said he wanted one add1t1orull -Hall o f Farner for the panel • When G1ama111 kicked Rose out of ba~ball he d1dn·1 plan to pu h for an~ changes in the Hall of Fame rules • ··'-'hen Pete Rose 1s ehg1ble. Mr Lang will count the ballots and }OU will dC\.·1de v.hether he belongs in the Hall of Fame:· G1ama1t1 ~ad to the baseball wntcrs eight t.la~s hefore ht\ death C'urrentl}. pla~ers must appear in 10 maJOr league seasons and then muM be retired for lh c years before the~ bn·omt• d1g1ble (or the ballot .-\ s1>.-man panl'I rt'' tl•"., the names 10 weed out borderline plaH•r<, a II "' m U\t 'ou.· to keep a player olT the ballot. anJ the onl~ l'ntcna for keeping pla}ers olT • ,., 1f the~ had marginal careers. \ TlllVlllll-ndlo Brosterhaus' bl'l-ons • R~,.i-~111' l .1~ ,., t h.1nn, ~ " \1 .1 m • Lu u!\\ 1th: t { I \ I ..,p, n .. o n • ( h1l'I' I). lpt I h 11~nl p m • i •I I I' •II I""' ~ p m • .\n 111riJ \\ .1,h n~ 1 n '1 I hann,·I ~ ~ r m • k lltl' \l.1pl< I , .ii' l'nn ,. T 11 ~,·1 ' p m • < a' a hrr\·liulh \\< '' '.' 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"" \ Prn llor-k"' -l\.~n~'at '''""•• I• MUD&MONSTER SERIES , / NRW YORK -Salary arbitration ~ season opcns-rooay with 180 players eliajble, and they c-0uld make even more • than they would have in previous years because of the collusion settlement. · Thr~ players. however, settled their contracts on Fnday and won't have to file. ~tcher Bob Melvin and BaJtimore aareed on St.SS million for two )ears. catcher Scott 'Bradley and Seattle agreed on $1 :4S million foT two years, and pitcher Jose Guzman and Tex.as qrecd on S36S.OOO for one year. In addition. Montreal received from the Chi- cago Whate Sox the details on pitcheT Barry Jones' t""o-)ear, St .8S million contract. Chicago traded Jones to Montreal on Dec. 24 without infonning the fapos of thr deal. which was agreed to early in D«ember Pla}ers can file for arbitration from today through Jan. 15 and the sides exchange figures on Jan 18 ..\rb1trators will hear cases from Feb. 1-21. Under the new collective barpining q.reement, the top 16 percent of players with between two and three )Cars of se~ ice can file. a group that includes Mark Grace of C'h1c3:go. 78ers d111 111111111 ti a ... 11 Thl· Philadelphia 76ers traded 11 ----- }ear \Clcr3n Mike G m1nski to the · • ., Charlotte Hornets Friday for forward ' ~ ·\rmon (11lham and center Dave Hop----- pen The .trade wmes JUSt two days a.ft.er Gmmsk1 became the I 6~nd man in BA history to score I 0,000 points and g.i ' cs the Hornets a desperately needed center But Ci mtnsl 1. a carttr 47 percent shooter, suffered a left dbow inJur) earlier 1n the season and hJ' \\Jlt.hl·J h" ~hooting average plunge to less than 38 perlcnl In other spons nev.., Fnda~: •Jim m1dd> ·s g.irls team beat Rhea County. 60-58. i" 1ng the Brad le~ Central (of Cleveland. Tenn ~coa(h tht' most wins in high schooJ basketball h1~lot") 11 wa~ ht'i I. I I 5 )rd win in 43 seasons. • .\mona ~late 1a1lback Leonard Russell an- nounced that he w.ill forego his senior season and rnalo.t.• h11mdf d 1g1ble for this )ear'!I NFL draft. The 6-foot-' ~35-pound Russell. a native of Long Beach. ru'ncd for 810 'ards and nine touchdowns on 174 lJrrtl'\ 1h1'> pa~t ·,l·ason for the Sun Devils. • Hc1~ma n f roph,·w1nner Ty Detmer under- "l'nt '>Urger) to repair one of two sho ulders separ- ated dunng Brigham 'oung's Holiday Bowl loss to l na'> .\&M. ( ougim (oach LaVell Edwards said. Ed"ard\ \aid thl' o peration was performed o n the 1un1or quant•rbal l '' right. or throwing. shoulder. • Dt•n,er Broncos Coach Dan Reeves got a clean hill of hcahh after a follow-up examination of h1~ ht•an u>nd111on a spokesman for North Color1do \kd1lal <enter 1n Greek\ said. • -From tb~ AHocl•W Pren 111111 at Ute day Richie Petltbon. Washington Rfflsk1ns de- fens1' r coordinator. on the late George AlleO' .. Ht.• 'aid Jcfcat "a~ hkc death and that's the \.\::I\ hl' rnmpetcd. He didn't 1ai..e defeat .,.ery "ch ma~hc th3f~ ~h~ h<" didn't lo~ very often·· Olajuwon out for ,month HO TON -Houston Rockets center Akecm Ola1uwon will be s1de- hned for at least a m onth after su•na1ning a fracture behind his n ght e' e -By fie A1~l•IH Prn1 672 I LAO UNA BEACH Laauna Beach Hiab'1 Ani1t1 continue to lbow tbcir role u a potntial con- tender and cballenaer to Emncia an Jhe upcomina PKific Coast t.aaue basketball race. The• latest victim of Bret Flem· U.'s Arti11s was s.ddlebeck HiC)l·s Roedrunnen Friday niaht in the Anilts' ftnal tuneup in an 8~ 72 triumph. Joela Borella folk>wed up Thurs.- day's 38-point perl'ormance with 37 on Friday as the Artisu (s-6) avenacd an earlier loss to the Road· runneB in the non-leque matcbup. Borella 1eorcd only four points tn the first quarter but made up for it with a IS-point effort in the finaJ period. He also was credited with six steals. Jason Rqister paced Saddleback (6-9) with 22 points. In another non-league f!me, in- volvina a winner with Pacific Coast Leque laurels: • C..te Mesa lH, St Mid.eel's ~ M: In a pme that was a late addition to 1be Mustangs• schedule. Jeff Pickens scored 24 points and hauled down 17 rebounds (eight on the offensive end) to pace the win- ne~. • Cost.a Mesa (3-12) placed four other players in double figures apinst its ovennatchcd foe. u:iclud- ing Joel Harding with a season-best • 20 points. Mike DcGraz10 chipped 1n w1th 16 points. lam Luu 13 and Kendall Z1rkel 12. MATER DEi From 81 fensivc board and a lay1n dunng the spurt. After a Rubio jumper closed the gap to one point. both teams ex- chang<..-d turnovers and m isfired o n alternating front ends of one-and- one free throw situations. Scrv11e's Adam Anderson drilled a 3-pomtcr. one of the Friars· five from be~ond the arc. to regain a 46-4S lead w11h I :52 left and Rubio convened a one-and-one w11h I 21 left to make 11 a three-point cushion But a Manwarren la} 1n made n a one-point pme wnh l :07 left and Gear) picked off an errant Servne pass wath 36 seconds left and slam- dunked the Monarchs 10 a 49-48 edge three ~onds later. Serv1tc wanted to get the ball to Anderson on the final possession. but Rubio freelanced and drove to the foul line before bCtng bumped on his shot. "We took wh<J.t they gave us. which amounted to the outside shot and Rubio penetrating." Smith said. "(Rub1o·s) JUSt a stud. He's been 1n to ugh ~pols before." la~C...~ Ryan Marttn of Ocean VlewJ,.,.> goes up for a bucket u Fount Valley's Todd Gordon defen s In Sunset League opener Frldmy:- OCEAN VIEW From 81 but with Hogan on the bench for most of the second half, It was tough on us. :P We were j ust really cold shoot- ing and they shot well fro m the OUISlde." Shooting was the b1aest disparity between the two clubs as the Baro ns were JUSt 17 of 46 (37 percent) from the field. Ocean View, on the other hand. was 27 of 56 for the game (48 ~nt). After 1.along a 28-23 halftime lead . the Scahawks began to pull awa) 1n the third quaner. where they outscored Fountain Valley 21-13 to build a 49-36 lead. Hams OILERS From 81 ofT. but we did a prcuy good JOb pre' eQting him the ball ·· While Abda's pass and KiJcwsk1's conversion was the final hammer. it was Hunung1on·s· prowess a1 3- point range which put the Oilers into a wanning s1tuat1on. Tom Walden and Abdi dropped treys at the outset for a 6-0 lead and in the founh quarter the O ilers buried three straight 3s sophomore Bryan Chana nemng tw o of his four and Abdi his third. g1 v1ng Huntington Beach that 52-44 lead. Ech son bal\lcd back wnh a bal- anced blend. a thrtt-point play b) Todd Sm)~r one of-the baa ke)-s. had eight points in the quarter including two of his three 3-point ers. while Ten Berge had four poin and fi ve rebounds in the sam stretch. . Fountain Valley was able to s.e back within 11 at 61-50 after Kcv1 Volpe buried a 3-pointer from th top of the key with 4:20 remainin in the game, but Ocean View wen on a 6-0 run in the next I :23 to pul away for good. • Martin had eight rebounds to a with his 17 points and Rand Karliner added eight points an five boards. Jeff Bigler (4 for S fro 3-point country) and Volpe eac had 12 points to lead the Barons while Dave DardJS added 11. Occa View also had a bii margin on th boards. outrebounding the Baron.s. 38-22. and Jessie's steal and 3-point sho w11h 2:05 left sending the Charau 1n10 the lead at 5~54 Chang netted a pair of fi throws and Smy~r countered wtth an 8-foot baseline shot lo f "e Edison the lead again at 57-5 - ~ltlng up the final flurry. Edison hit 18 of 42 from the field (42.9 percent). lov.hgh1ed by an for-8 run in the first (our minutes o the second quancr. Huntington was 19 of 42 (4S. percent) with Chang ( 18) and Abdi ( 16) standing out 1n a balance attack. John Kham1s ( 13) and Smy~ (I 0) were in twin figures for Edison. Khamis earned the load in th fourth quarteT. getting open under neath thrtt times 1n that catch-u flurry en route to the 57-S6 lead. Golden West holds off Fullerton, 7 4-68 FULLERTON -Golden West College. the state's No. I -ranked women's communal) college basket- ball team. held olT a rare challenge from fif\h-ranlcd Fullenon Fnda) night to cam a 74-63 Orange Empire Conference 'actor) at the Hornets' g)m The Ru'ltlers who won their 12th stra1&ht to improve 10 20-1 O\ erall. ::!-0 1n the OE(. did not trail the final 35 minutes. but needed a 20-4 run in the second half 10 pull away fro m a 38-38 deadlock. The Rustlers enjoyed a 48-27 re- bounding advanttge. led b y freshman (of"ard Tracy Wolfe·s 15 boards. Wolfe added 15 points. while sophom<>tt guard Bits Sirchia added 18 points By ne Dally Pilot COLLIGE MIN UCI '7, Sett _,.... St.te II <MtW"•~> UCI SIMI JeM S•• ........ .. ...... 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CC)M"P'I v•NOEIUllL T Ne...a °"" , ..... C •v ' S•m•ftiQton C .,., RHw-J.,ome JAO(•~ 0 "'"' 8 ( ., 800 M C(Ot'l"l!llt ~r.a J•<•~ Me ..,.ul"ll•t e!'\C II°" (•~ .t\1 \fel"ll •oo•o.• c~ ~ Friends, family pay Allen final respects By John Nadel "p Spor1S Wri!er ROLLl!'-(1 HILL'i EST..\ 11 \ -(Jl'Orgl' .\lkn \\3\ n.·memhl·n:d ti\ a" inning foot hall coach and a lot more at a memorial o;en1ce Frida' "herl· formn pla'l'r\ longtime lriend<. and fam1h p.iu:J tnbutl' to him "Onl' ol th~ faHlntt· r\pn·"1on~ of lllJlh -\llcn "a" \\ hl·n I run 1ntu J ro1. I.. nr J huuldn no nlJlln ho" l:irgl' ur ho" \mall I'll find J "a' tu mo'l' 11 •• said Roman < 1Jbril'I "h11 plJ\l·J t'ur \lkn J\ a quartnhal I.. "11h tht· R.i m' ··\,\ l' h'll'n 111 a lot of pt•opk hut "1.' ll·arn Imm J IC.•" (i('orgc .\lien "a~ om· of thox-f"" -· Thl' lanwd football roarh J11.·d \lnnJJ' .iltn collapsing at h1<. homl' 1n nrarh' Rancho Pa lo'> \ ndt'' He wa'> 72 -\n autOP'' c;ho"rd ht· d1t·d ufcard1ar arrt•\t n:~ulling from JO trrl•gular h1.•.in hl•a1 J1agno..,ed thrn· "'l.t'i..) carlll'r. fhl' problem l;JU\l'd a fatal hran 'l'lJ'm -\lll·n caml' out ot rc11rem1•n1 1n uJdlh Long fkalh ~1;i11.· ta,1 fall aml tht• ~9cr\ "''nt 6-) for their fir\L "1nn1ng rcl·ord 1n lour 'l'ar\ dl·,p11c lo'>ing thl'1r lir\I thre~ gaml'' • "lk \\oulJ onh d1·rnanJ thing'> hl' i..Ol'" hr rnuld do h1m'lt·ll I ting HC:Jl h lllrlll'rha1.I.. Darm I.. ()a," \aid "lk ''lluld gl'I out and run \\Ith U\ 1.'\1.'r1.l\l' \\Ith u' ~k ''·".in 1mp1r,111on J ll.rl'JI gu~ ~k "J' a gn·~11 011111' a tor \ ou lllUIJ loo!.. him 1n thl· l''C anJ red thl' lirt· ·· Thl' ml·n10nal ~n Ile "a' hl'ld at Koll1m? Ifill<> C"m l'OJnt < hurl h not far from -\lkn \ Ran1. he~ Pah1<, \ rrdt>' honH' hl·tore atx1u1 I 000 mourner. -\mong tho'l' a11rnJ1ng \\t'n' former Ram'> <it.tr Jnd tck' 1s1on announll'r \krlin OISt·n Lm .\ngdt>' Ra1Jrr'I manag1nl! gl·m·ral rannr1 -\I Oa' it; and a1.·tor O;ihn1.'' ( okm.1n [ arh 1n thl' <la~ J rri' all' hunal "a' hdd 8111~ I\. ii llll'r former J r trns1' l' l'nd Da 'Id .. Deacon .. Jon1.·c; longt1m1.• tm·nd Hill Ham' and \lkn'-, 1hrl·r \OO\ '>l'n l'd J' pallhl'Jfl'f' ") Ol'\l'f plJ\l'd football Jnd r \l' Ooh l..nm1.n < 11.11r~1. \lkn llHl'1.' \\.'Jr'·· < nkrn:in ..a1J : It 1\ an hunur I \\Ill 1. hn1\h thl' fl'\I nl nn ll fi: 1 har "<'fl' no \urpn'>t'' \\1th him "I 1d11lill· him lod.i' Th1.· r1.·a<ton I thin!.. the rl'lat111n,h1r hu11t 1~ hl'lJU\l' hl· "a~ purl· nal\e. hm1.,h and ahm l' all 'l'I) 'l'I"\ \tmpk I k d1dn·1 ·\a\ JO\lhing '"' Jll J1dn't rl'lall' lo l k ll'ed 11 Ht> madC ll Jll \l'l'lll \lffipk .. In an 1nlt'n It'" f{lur da\' ))(:forl· ·\llcn J11.·d. o\llen \,llJ { 'okm.ul \\,I\ lhr 1101\ pl'r\OO hr t.tll..t•J IO "'ho urgl·d him to 131.l· lt1l' I ong lkJl h Jllh .. lklon· la\I 'l'.t'on h1• 'aid. "\.\c·ll \\IO'. t"H:C'ausc r ll 111\l· thl'\l' pla\l'r'> \O mu1.h · ·-(in'lWI) .\lkn ..aid of h1s ta1 h1.·r 'Il l\ rla,1.•r., 111..l' Im t.1mll' hl'l'd him because hl' l<l\ l'd ll' .. lfr \\ould 1.'nlouragl' ~ou to lal.c lhargr of \Our Ilk hl• rroJull1\l· 10 \OUr Ide. hl• a \\IOOer fk i.JIJ tn 1ng 1' '"lll'" .rnd failun: 1., not 1~ ing ·· \lkn " 'ur\IH'd b~ his -...1fe l:.tt~-three sons. < 1t'11r~1. ( 1rq1.on Jnd Brucl'. and a daughll•r. Jennifer Wadkins holds on Kite, retains T .of c lead by a By Bob Green "P Goll Write1 ( .\Kl l.iB.\D -I om l\1tl' h.1d .1 game plan -Ihm" J good round .11 L.inm Wadkin'> and mJl..l' jtp ,11mt· grou nd -JOJ l'\l'CUtt•J 11 lo pn- frct1on Thr rc 1.1.a\ onh om· prnhkm It d1dn'1 "ork · "I '>hoot fi,e undn lparl and didn't ITIO\l' • l\.lll' \Jld f ncJa, altn .1 fl 1 left him '>till thr(·e \hot\ ofT thr pace at the halt"a) po1n1 ol the Tournament of Champion., thl· kickoff <.''t'nt on thl· PC,\ I our The front-running "-adl..1n., al'>o had a 67 th1 and rr1a1nt'd h1o; margin "11h J IL! total. 12 under par "He'o; pla~tng good:· l\.1tl' .. aid after fin1sh1ng 36 holes at 115 "Rut '1111 )OU don·1 expect to \hoot n7 dnd not pick up anythmg:· K11r onC'e moved to "llhin a 'i1ngle stroke of the lead. but Wadk1n'i rl'sponded to the threat with approaches that stopped at tap- distance on t"'o of the last four • oles. I 1!1dn"1 makl· a"' h1g m"Wl..l·'" lk''Plte t"ll d,J\'> nl rain that rangl·d trnm do" npour to dri11le. \.\ adl.1n' h,1, m.1d1.• 'l'r\ fl'" m1!t- rue" \ l\\cH111w "lllnn ot 1tw. tour- namrnt 1.1.h1~h hnnft' togt•lh<.·r onl)' thl' "111111.·r' 111 t11ur 1111l•, Im m tht> prl'' IOU\ '>l'.J<ion hl' ha\ mack only nnt' hogt>) 1n l\\O round'\ In a ~rara 1t· hut 'i1muhaneous rompc1111on Im 1411!1 "1nm·rs from tht' _ en1or P<, '\ Tour. Bruce ( rampton took ad' antagt> of I ce Trn ino·, ah'l'Oll' and r\tahh\h('d a ~-<;trokt' aJ,antage Tre' 100. "h" dominated the o' er-50 ..ct "tth !leHn 'IC'toric<> and J a·rnrJ SI I QIJj I!! in l'&rn1ng.s la t 1,ea~ wu forct>d lo "'tlhdraw oflt'r ~u fTeri ng mu<;(!<.' \P..t\m'i in hi\ back "I'm pl&ytng grea1 I'm 1wo shots OUt Of the lead. r m pla) ing in m) fa vonte tournament in the world. And I can't \\\1ng a club.'' said T re-.1no. who was unable to start St'cond-round pla} OAK.I.AND -The Oakland Athlctict Mid Friday thal the left knee injury uftered by third bunnan Camey Lansford durina a 1nowmobiJe accident is ··po,en- tially very serious .. and may re.. quire suraery. Lansford, who hurt his knee and riabt houlder in 1 New Year's £ve ac:c1denl, will undC"fO an ~nhroscopic examination in about 10 day when severe cuts ~nd Jerapes arc sufficiently healed, said team spqk"man Jay Alv", "The lacerations arc so severe they cannot do a scope at lhis point." said team spok"man Jay AIVC$. It would be "premature to speculate on his 'period of re- covery" until the anhroscopic evaluation, the A's said in a state- ment. Magnetic resonance 1magin§ tests revealed "probable damage' to Lansford's medial collateral and anterior cruc1ate ligaments that may require surgical repair. the '"m said. was no break or cani The injury 10 hi• · WIS di11n0ted U I •P,...;" the-tt'flm 11itl Lansford 33, underwent the tests at Cbiidren•s Hotpital in San Francisco on Thul"lday, lhonly after anivina from Or*n. where the accident occurred near his ranch in Baker. The team did not know the circumstanclel of the mishap. The veteran player was stayina at his baseball season home in Contra Costa County on Friday.· Alves said. .- The A ·s said Thursday that Lansford never was a hospital inpatient and is walkina, but could miss the 1991 season. Currently the player with the most tenure on the A's. Lansford was acquired from Boston aflcr the 1982 season in exchange for outfielder T ony Armas and catch· er Jeff Newman. Last 5cason he hit .268 with th~ home runs and ) Otwlge CGait D1i1J Plot ' Carney Lansford SO RBI in 134 pmes as Oakland won its third consecutive Ameri- can Leque pennant Lansford. a .292 career bitter in 12 major league seasons with the Angels. Boston and Oakland, led the American League in batting in 198 1 with a .336 average with Boston. -By t)e .t.Nd•te4 P~ .. After going 1-15, Patriots rue Rust By Howard Ulman AP Spon1 WrU« FOXBO RO. Mass. -Rod R u~t was fired Fnday a., coach of thr New England Patnots afler one season and one win. ' -·-lfwe did not make that change. I wouldn't have bttn serving this community and this organization hke I should be." " Jankov1ch planned to move quickly to fi nd a new coach and said he had a short hst of pnmary candidates but refused to SS) wh o was on at Published repons have focused on John Mackov1c. coach at llhno1s and former coach of the Kansas Caty Chiefs. F" e days afler the worst season 1n Patriots history ended with their 14th straight lo s and a 1-15 record. chief e\<.'C'Ull\ c.· officer Sam Janko' 1ch dismissed Rust \\Ith th ree )Ca rs kfl on his contract There "ere SC\Cral reasons for whar Jankov1ch called a "tough dcc1s1on:._ but he praised Rust as "a great coach .. Janl..o' 1ch said 1f he chooses a current NFL assistant 11 would be "someone who proves that he could win a_s a head coac~ ... If it's a collqc head coach, he'd want "someone v.ho has had some expenence at the professional level " He prefers someone who has been a head roach. he said. because "he 1s much more predictable and can handle an) of the d1s1.p1<."t1ons that take placl' .. I k met "1th Ru~t for about three hours Fnda> and ~1d Kut was concerned about problems in~k1ng relat1onsh1r of the assistant coaC'hes. If Rust~ reta1nrd. 1t m1gh1 be difficult t~nd new assistants. con~1dcring 1he chances ot a ·mid-season coachi ng change nnt season. Janl..o' 1ch indicated. He also f.31d he wanted the ne>.t coach. the Patnots' fifth 1n 13 season~. to be "h1ghl} cncrgiz.ed and enthusiastic _. full of firt> .. Rusi . 6.2. is hard working but low-le) l'd Rust "as an NFL ass1s.1ant for 14 seasons. the last 12 as def(ns1' e coordinator w11h Kansas City. New England and P1mburgh. before taking his first head coaching JOb He handled his firmg without bitterness. "Whl'n )llU lo~c." Jank<)\ 1ch \lltd. "life 1s not ras). "I'm d1sappoinll'd but I think I'll sun 1ve 1t.'' he ..aid "I think (when ) )ou're 1-15. )OU can't l')(pe<:t the "'orld to be all rO'i) -- NFC From 81 "If that'\ what the\ did. that'<. "'hat th(') did.'' R ~an ~td "I !..now .,omdltid} "rot<.· that The' <.hould chec\ -...1th thl· Rethl..1n<; ·· -\hhuugh \.\ a\h1ngton ha\ been more sun·e<;,ful 1n l'On tain1ng Ran- dall ( unn1ngharn than an~ other team. G1hho; 1\ rnnrernr-d about the I .1gk.,-'l r.1mhhng quartrrhal I.. Oilers shut out Edison in soccer "I rate him tht' probahl> as one of the te>ught>st gu) !I "ho has e'er pla' ed ... G1hbs s.)1d Cunningham knqws Washington has donl' a good JOb 1n defeM1ng him "Thc} ·, c had a good scheme against me:· he said "The> figure lttt> best "a~ to ~lop mr I'' e got 10 f~ure out "hat I'' e got to do .. G1hbs saad hr 1' rnnct>rned .Jhout the inconsastenc~ ot his o-... n quar- tcrhact.... Marl.. R ~ pll'n "R~p1t>n ha' to pla) a sohd -.ound game." Gibb saftl "We don·1 "ant 10 thro" 1nterccp11nns .. Phlladclph1a 1s a four-JX)1nt fa,onte in the gaml· bct"'ren lt>ams !hat finished 10-6 1n thl' regular ~ason Thl· Fagk\ got thr home fil'ld bernu'ir of a better conference rrrnrd fhe game could pla~ a big part in R)an·, future Hc''i 1n the last season uf ~ n ... l'-}ear rnntran dunng \\hlch the Eagks arc 41-37-1 -...uh three c-on<;ecutl\" pla)Otl appcaran~s Eagles o" ner Norman Braman has \aid he'll l'' aluatc K' an'!> statU'l cnal·h afler the ~as,on . · .. 4-11 ""."'got to do to 'i0hd1f) h1 fXl'>llH>n I\ JU\I "in:· Jekns1'>e end Reuae Wh11e ~1d ··He's tht' best thing to eH'r happen to th1 $ ream. We feel he descn C'!> to he around agam bt-cau<>e he's the nne who cau~d things to happen "1th this t('am ·· Ill 1NTINC 1TON BEACH -The Huntington Beach High bo\S soccer 1cam up<.e1 '1s111ng Ed1son.' 1-0. Fn-~AFC da) tu open \unset League pla~-~cnior Chri., Wnght beat Edison From 81 rhangl· from M-K a \C:ar ago and 6-10 In I Q88 1 hl' Ch ~('Is° I I \IC-lone\ \\('rt' lhl'lr nlll .. I '>IOCl' 14fl!I goalie Ta) lor Marcus · to a Phil ·\d.1m n•ntl'nng pass w11h seven m1nu1e'i lefl. thl·n dribbled around 1h1.· t'alll·n kerrx·r 111 deposit the game "innrr in nn open nt>t l h1.· 011<.'r'> (4-.1-4. 1-0) rect>1ved strong goaltending from Mau Gold- mJn "htlr \l'01or '"eeper Jrff Raker and .And' Jum helped the: Ii nc dl'fcn\1' e dfon E:.d1~on fell 10 !!-5·1. 0-L -By lb~ D•lly P~Jot "We·\(~ got a good blend of \t~t rran~ "hu have bl'-rn to the pla)OO'i and ~oungl·r gU\'> "ho arr hungn." i;a1d Pa1g\,.' who pla)ed 1n thrl't.' pu'>tscasun game<> "''th thl· Nl·-... York Jel'I "The )Oung KU}\ ha' r cnthu'>1a'm and 1nttnsm that can help The 'l'tcrani. JU't haH' 10 let them 1..no" 'He' 11·-. no" or nr'l'r \.\c ma\ not C\er be on a tea m th1!1 good again ··· "vf1am1·., 12-4 rt"('o rd -...as a marll.etl ~ .... ,.,, -\111.•r a 'l'3'>un 111 \U l"h 1mprovt- ment. romplal·enn can take hold 1'an"1" C 11~ '!> ~tnr l>dkrg said. · "I think 1ha1 happen'> some- t1mco;." the Chiefs' quartl·rback ~•d "C)u11e ofkn a team that has strug- gll'd and had a hard llml· JU<it $Ctt1ng ICl thr ~00 mark. thl·1r goal 1"i first In gl't 1n1u the pla,ofh .\nd then onre tht>~ 're: 1n lhr pla~om. }Ou lig~rt' 'Well our gOJls -...l·rcn't high enough· .. Titans' eight-game streak shattered by No. 1 UNL V, 98-67 larT) Johnson had 24 p<>m ts and 16 rebounds as top-ranked lJNLV remained unbeaten Fnd'ay night with a 98-6 7 81g West Conference rout of v1s1 t1ng Cal late Fullerton. ending the T1taO'S' eight.game win- ning streak Johnson, pla~mg llnle more than half tht game. dominated on the inside as the defendtnf national champions extendtd thetr wmning streak to IQ games over tht' last two seasons. The Runnm' Rebels (8-0. 2-0) opened the game with a 12-2 su'le end led b} as many as 42 points m the second half before Coach Jerry Tark.anlan emptied his bench. Anderson Hunt added 19 points and Stacey Augmon 14 for UNlV. J.D. Green led Fullerton (8-3, 1-1) with 16 points. while Joe Small had IL 1ont> ddcn~ and 'ihot 1ust 40 pcr- <·rn1 ·Long Beach State guard Lucious Hams. who entered the game a't>raging .24 . .l points per game. wu held to 14 potnt'i on a 5-for-23 n1&ht. Fresno Stair $Uard Carl lta) Hams hit 18 pomts and forward W1l ben Hool..er added 13 for th( Bulldogs • Lona Beach. which ne\er led m the contest. pulled to wuhm one point at 69-68 with 2-15 1cn 1n the game. but Hooker and guard Dave Barnett each scored four points to 1C'e the win. • New Medco Stale 7', Padflc II: In Stockton. four points by Wil- ham fkn1amin 1n the final IS sec- onds. including a J-po1nt basket, lifted 23rd-ranked New Mexico State to a hard-fought victory. His b1rd1c~ on the 15th and 18th. ~which restored his l -'ihot advantage. each required a putt of about two feet. "Really nothin& exccpio nal." the '-41 -year-old veteran said. "Just a good. soltd round. The bi& thing wa'i He said .lhe spasms an his lower back were 1he result of a muscle pult sufTen'tJ ··about I 0 days 3JO .. Trcvmo ~aid the tnJu ry 1s n0t scnou'l and 1s not related to back suraery he underwent a decade aao. "I'll be back tn 10 days." he ~1d "Somcth1n1 had to give:· Crnmpton quipped AP~o Lanny Wadkins blasts from the sand trap on the fifth hoae during Friday's second round of the7rourna!"ent of Champion• In Carlat>acf. UNLV, which came mto the pme beatina Oif>poncnts t)y an I Vtt'lJC of• ~ 1.6 points, led 4~29 al hllf\imc before opcnina the sccond hal( with a 9-0 run that quickl y turned the aamc into a blowout. The Titans pulled to SS.37 before UNLV scored 24 or the ncllt 27 points for an 82-40 lead. , Tartr.anian pulled all his ._tarten v..ith about nuie minutes mnainint- The Agies (9-1. 1-0) trailed by 18 point~ 62-44. with 7:51 to 10 before mo untin1 their winnina rally. Tracer Ware and Rqaie Jordan combined for 15 points 10 a 20-4 bunt that • brouaht New Mcx100 State within two poiniJ.. 66-64, with 1:36 left. ~orich's mother said to have died of natural causes CHJCAOO -Tht mother or Cbns Zonch. mind. She's m>-hero," he said. prey for muucn. who aot her lhrte or four times, • 1 Notre Dlme·s most valuable player in the Afiel' Tuesday's pme. Zonch made his daily most rccrntly a ~car aao. bool'1 loss in tbc 0ra1'ae Bo•I, died of natural all to h1i mother at her apanmcnt on Onqao'5 Oc$oite Zonch's fierce fq)ULlllOG on the cau1tt somttlme after -atchina the New Yea.ft southeast s.Se footbell field. tbc 6-foot·I, 27S-pound ljneman as 11 Dly .~ on td(vwon, pol~ said. He 111d h~ lo"cd her and would KC her on known as a aentkman ii\ private life. a qilelity Zorich had to tmUb open tbe door •bcn he Wednnday .. That was the list time he would talk he aoc from h•s motheT. l-arrivcd Wcdnnday 11 ,his motha ~Zorich'• to b11 mother. a daup~ o( YU&OS11v1an 1mm1· .. Shc·1 1hc t)pt that if you hai;t<kd her 1 ..._ apenment on C'IHCllO t IOUlhe:Ht side. p'lnts who was ~ Yttth licalth prot)kms of water, sbe would loot 111t u 1fu WM dM "'*' • Ms. Zonda. '9 .... dmd on lht ftoor. 1ftd IOt by on a d bllity d\eck or about $200 champilllle, thctt 11. •• 11id John Potoeti. wtlo ··1 don't tllia ....,.., my old neWtbort9ood or 1 M011tb. . ~ . coeckd Zonch at Ch,. VocatioMI Hilla my ch~ldMod • ·~ ~ umc I COl!lt 10 Ma.. ~nch ratted a.m with0U11 fa1bet and School .... -.ou~ ~ •t. daaM 1°" Md the .,.._, room... ilid 11 llif ... 1ra1n1na bn;>u&ht tum ttlroYjb tome roulh ti ma in 1 p'itty • •Y how pnt n "' And .._.., bow • railld -tor has llMI ,..,. at Nacre Dime. ncapbomood ~ street pqp roalMd Cfins.. .. .. But 1t't at">'' t~ 1n the beck of my he t at®nd on a btC de. mattina hetasy _., * A ,. • .., PNm 'l • UNLV tie,sJ a teem record with 14 steals wttik the RebeJs b&ockf'd 11 shots. Tbt ltlftlY dehrtc limited Fullcnon to only 26 paunt-9h00t· ina in ttw first half. In other Bil ·Wm pma Friday: •rw llMe n, i.-••• ..... 11; In ff'llDO. TOd·--.r-.t KONd a~ 22 poiftll ia ~-·•dotltolMwia. ........... II ol IS .. ........... ,..... .... ,w. l·I) Mt 51 ptlCHC lw die_.. nl .... ('"6. 0-l) .re contlMd ..,. • Dell Demps made tY..O ftte throws to Jive the Ttec"' a four-point lc9d. but Mich8cl New'1 l•o he lhrows and Bmjamln's buRt pvc the Al· sin the ad at 69-68. ~ was a IC'rlmbk for I.be ball °" t.bC COIUiftl inbota .. '*1 &~ ~miR was fouled Wltb bar ICC· _. remainine. Ht muected on ooe of. two h tbn>M to cap the tcOritle. ' 0 642-5678 / 540-1220 .... ,.., .. CLASSIFIED INDEXtU-5678 1 ___ .,.. __ 27_2.41 LOITtW•ll*llNng • .._ m /-Tllll -. ...6*tllf Ptentt - ... ..,...,..CMIAWCO. ..... ...... AHtlurant, FH9'1on IMl-2"11, tor .... toad ... '**~ INCIC. 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PIT. l'IO FOUND: Doo on New nlot111/wknd1 Kalle I B O T H E O I y..,., 0ey1 Coater MIX 151-8151 efter 10AM 12 1 1 1 1 :·S•F~ COLLECTION 1 --- - --FOUND •"orl-htlred Roommate '-... ~ l::'9 m~ = No e1tperienc. nec:ies..ry I N A R V E lJ . w/whlte tip on 1811 Full & Pert·llme For 1-,-.. 1--..1--.1--r-_. RoomrnatH Wanttd 645-4140 appointment . call • Wanted .-1---------male. 8 yn old, Fountlln liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii - 2724 LOST! ,2120. Orange Cet. 1~21-2752 -• - -'J loolft'"ltts W1nttd lo etv 38R 2BA. w/d °" ward! ff3-2452 My teenage son seemed ---------Nwpt Bet. PenlNUla M/F Vdey ., ... "Smurf' ,.. ClllEICllL I c u L E N I 27 24 bMCh. "' 1ann11 courta LOST New vw·a E~ blue Pllmll I I ( Is very envious of a bi9 rock star. _35_+_me_l _n_/llM--r _M_/_F_lt.I_ M50 lnct Ullt 87~3284 pair ol Re¥'O IUnglUW • His grandpa tok1 him that it's ""'4BR. AIC. lull 8edl NICE 2BR 2BA condo by In ~UN 8Mch, w: VIC· . l&lll Plllll ,_ _________ better to ento· y Y""''r own life. Bey tntwft. 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Wllherldryf/I, 2 CM ~ .. *"00/mo ~ J400 •. 581·83tl. FEM. wttl'I 2M 21A In NI , lfW wktl F OI M. non tmkt. no pec9. AWlll 211 ('11•) 121.lt40 s.'""r· , ... s Of Al Tlthlp; Can<'t't na11,cs can bc rchcd upon to surqvc l'n~is. to pro' 1dc \heller fo1 tho~ I~ for· tuna to. to t"prr~s lo'(' "hen almost C\ ('"" ht'rt' el~ the d1mgl(' IS IC) .. cofd. These nauvcs arc ph)~tcally anractcd 10 l\corp1<l rnnfidc ~rtls 10 Gemini cnhancc 1ncom<' potcn· 1111 with Lm. C"ancrr natt' t'S ofltn ti«omc 1nvof\Nt 1n lcpl •arttmcnts with Capncorn -this 1ppl1ts C'"cn thouah 1~ 1ndl\1duat can hold op- posite opinion Dunng I 9'1 I Cancer ptn0ns art hktl) to chanac rn•- dcncc and m1ntal Jt.atus ARIES (Man-h 21·Apnl lq) On thl\ turda) ):Ou get 1h1ngs K· comphshcd •hrlc "'"'""' "'' po s1· bthl) of n\1n1 1hc coop .\ettpl on hou~kttpini. tmplo\ mcnt oote •S· wtt. romance o( '•""''>' lend nolhtr .\nr-s tn Pf('lul't' LIBRA (~pt 2 \-<kt 22). pot- h&ht on domt"SI" dJus1mtnt. rtv1c1A< or hudgt'I hHng QU3.ncrs. mant&f s1a1us. You 'II havt attcss to teaet 1nform&1ton H~u'll alw f'C('Cl\e com· municnuon frt'lm 1nd1vldual con· fined 10 homt ' SCORPIO (Oct ~3-No' 21) R~ fuS4' 10 be ~olcd ento rup dttts1on. Pia) wa111111 pmt Empham on fncnd d<"Sll't'\. 'A 1sh~. lud, 1n m11- 1cn of pc'<'ul111on r1nanc11I p1n mulls from ('lrttr. busrnns tc· It\ lllCS AGm.uu (Nov 22-Dec 21). AFttftl pov.~r. mpons.eb1ht). v.1ll1n1· ~s tn tcttc>' C'hallcn&e of dead.lint. 5ccnano future\ productton. promotion f1rianc11I rc..,ard Capm-om natt,t· ~Ip;. IOC11tc anl<'k lost Mi\~1ns or \lolcn CAPIUCtlftN <Dec nJ1n 19)" G11n 1nd1c:utJ b) coo~t1n1 v.11h C1.as11tanu.• .\u1anmcn1 romplcttd. ~v.ard due roman<T ""'" no loftliN' bt a 1tr1n1H Emphas" on un1vcnaJ 1ppcal P<>l~•b•ht) of 1ra,cl Look' lx-)ond t~ 1mm~h1k AQUAIU (Jan 2Q.f.eb lit Fmh start 1n ntw dJ~1on dom1- n11c .\Ct'(nl frttdom or tho•• 1K11on Fotut alw on 1nfonn1uon &enl·rall) ,.,1lh~ld f'tom pubhc F11\anc1al "ronpJ01na c\postd by )OU( KNlln)'. pplau~. PIJCU(t-tb. 19-Martb 20) <.1a\h or tdtat jlfO\C\ s11mulauoa. MMfktal. focu al.o Oft lql.I nuancn. riahtt and pttrn11110M. Ma.r*I ll.ltUS C'O\lld two HWOI\.~ Yow'I ICarll ~ proca1 o(: -. ............... ~ Pert Time SITY•tWlllllll "' dependable transportation and liability insurance Become .,, lndepeltdef 1t oontrlC1or ~Ing for l'lome 1Ub.crtpt1on1 ot the Dally Pilot Com- m111lon plld waekly I ContlC1 Stave Rogera al 642~ CALL 642-4333 NEWPORT B£ACH. FOUNTAIN VAUIY • PMln NST.,,.. PIT PIO exp nee M-F 9-1 M.50lv 842-62t2 N B ly CHARLES GOREN w ith OMAR SHARIF and TANN.AH HIRSCH IRVINE & ~GUNA BEACH What do you bid now? Q.•-Both vulnerable, u South Q.l -A1 Soulh. vulnuablt bold: you you hold: •& '•K • AKQJ987 •Al072 Thr bidding hu proceeded: •7 • ilQe& • K6M •AQJ The biddinc haa proceeded. Soulb Weet Nortb Eut I • P.. I• P .. ? Eut South West North 2 •• ., • WHK : What do you bid no ... " I Wh•t do \'ou btd now" Q.6-Ne1ther vulne~able. u South Q.2-As South. n.1lner1blt. vou I vou bold hold: •K7 •J65 •AK105 •AJ98 •7 AKQ65 • K854 •AQJ The bidd1n1 hes procHded. The b1ddin1 bas procttdrd South Wetit North EU\ South Weet North Eut I 1 NT P.. 3 • P .. I • P.. I • P.. ? 2 + p... 2 + p.. What do yoo bid now" ? Whal do )'OU bid no"" -Q.3-Ntithtr \"Ulnrreblr. a South you bold •A1091W 9 7 t KQ76 •A63 Tht b1ddm1 hu proceedrd I South West North Eut l • P.. ~ • P .. • Q.8-:-.:ttther vulntreble, u South vou bold. +K97 •J92 •AlO •AJU62 The bidding hu proceeded. Soutb We.t North EU\ I NT p... s . P ... ? What oo you bid now? Look for en1wers on Monday. TODAY'S I CROSSWORD PUZZLE I ACROSS 1 1 Raise<! 5 p,,.. 9 Ti'HCti. ~·· ,, CeMor,.,•• e.•r 1 5 l .. ~ """'De< HI AtOI con11o1ueo1 t7 -5t1,,.,,.. II Wtltltle It Pv•t up 20 F'\Qnter1 22 -cal 23 Emtnenee 24 Jul<e Wl<O 250.~ 28 Type ol .,.,,. 32 ri-et0t• 33 ShOpt>lnQ plaz.u 3A ConjUOCtlO"' 35 Stec> I 36 -F..,h ScolCI\ •ttlel 37 FMt 1n1mal 31 Super\ailYa ~ 39 Heattales 40 Tree-covered se>ot 41 9ira 43 Ka.ea "'l.tbsll -45 Haitllla 41Gr~ .... 41 TYS19 o1 ~ SJ Olcer - "'' OfocOy S "II SS w-D<K:ti.e1 56 F0teoona< Si Co.• ~Mrs Cl'l&rle$ 59 Laoun- 80 Plen1' Oltgin 15 I S1r1n9 , .. ,~ DOWN 1 Sm&I """«> 2 Rost .. 3 Con-eel 11 manu9Cl'~t) ' NaoghborflOod 5P~tr ... e Ltwta 1nc1 - 1 Poueal!W 9 Wool IC>Uf'C. 9 Wfll• poot1y 10 Wharf WOtli.41f 11 Sarran 12 HeadQuan .... 13 W111ter vetiicle 2 1 NefrO'* rOICI 22 Name tor 1 bird 24 o.nc- 2S Footwear 2e fight 27 G.ntnema 210ogvy~ 29 Not IP9'oOoat• 30~ 31 Gluttony • 7 I 46 Moe> 47 Tnck 41 Inter - 49~1 50 $8Cf'llCI ~ 51 Mt Wol'e 52 Miki C*h S-VaNdl 10 11 12 llllOllY Small N.B. CPA firm need1 permanent PIT s.cretwy 'fl/Wo<d Procealng & llt• Ac:ctg. experlenee. Call Robin,~ .J ' Get&e t•e .... «' 1'Bt;'s AUte, basement, and eloeet theb get IOIDe euJa. HOW TO RESPOND I ·TO DATELINE •Call 1-900-844-0100 ; Enter 4-digit code appearing in ad • tisten to greeting • Leave rtressage (you can change it if not satisfied) When leaving a message • Leave your first name · • Mention your int~rcsts • Tel I your age •Describe your appearance • Specify your preferences • Include what you liked about the person you are responding to You may leave a 30 second me ssage . You will be automatically billed 98¢ for each minute. FREE 'PERSONALS .. USE THIS FORM TO PLACE YOUR FREE PERSONAL AD GUIDELlrJ ES PRINT CLEARLY: (First three words ore boldface) 25WOfd moxlmUTI FREE ADS ARE MAIL-INS ONLY All Call-Ins WIN Be Charged Regular Rate. r ~ ~ r ' f r ' T I ••• • ~ ' \ :.; r. , .·, T .--I , J I I 1-l $2.44 per day Thet'a All you pey fOf 4 ... 30 dlly mlNmum In the SERVICE DIRECTORY For more lnformetlOn CALL TOOAYll lllFMLllS ' ENCE FALLINO DOWN? Aepalra·Aeplecement. Pello.-Oflvewaya-Bloek opped/~ CiMnuP UC."'*"*I "7-ol40 Nu i.wnt99fklklf 751-3A74S I> •• •• • l "'•.•'••.4 :11.re' 1 n. ~ oa a•••• Dllllf .... _...._,_ -------·-..... -• .. -ll#llCll4 .. -.. ....................... .. .. .. ... ... ... o.i ......... ,.,. "-' ·------·--· _,.,_ .. _ ... ----~~ ..... _.._ ............... ., ____ ,_.,... --·--o...-. ____ ., .. ,..,-------·-----....-ca I ·---~--~· ... ------•flfl• .... .....,.. .......... . ---· 0 .. .... ..... ..,_.,-. ... ·-.. ---------·· _______ ,.. --·"" --- ' . . blends luxury,. sports ~ car feel More than one per.on h• ~ed that the Atlante 11 Cadlllac'a aporta car. And there'• no denytng that Cedllllle, tong known for buUdlng plulh land yachts, has been movtng further and further In the per- formance direction. But aban- don the tradltlonal luxury llner for Porsche territory? Perlah the thought! Yee, the Allante la CadlU.c'a most driver-oriented automobile ever, but It otters performanoe In the Grand Touring tradition, not time-warp ecceleratton and antl-gravltatlonal cornering., This lsn't to say the Allante won't move. With 200 horse- power under the hood and P225/55VR16 tires designed ex- Cadtnac'a 1991 Anante combtnel pertOrmance •turea wtth cr•ture comfort• In a sporty luxury car. Damian Geddry elusively · for Its speed depen-handling according to speed. makes the kind of power that transmission. suspension and dent damping system and The 11tle "speed dependent American cars with large en-steering continuously adjuat suspension. the drop-top damping" refers to shock ab-glnea are known for. There Is no themselves to the driving con- Cadlllac wlll more than hold Its sorbers with three modes of turbo lag, no multi-valve anemia dltlons and provide a balance own when It's time to play. operation. and no energy crisis. The Al-between luxury and per- The suspension, for Instance. At speeds up to 40 mph, the lante makes power right flOW. Jfclltnance. At mJld speeds, the uses front and rear struts that shocks are calibrated to remain Stepping hard on the ac-Allante feels like the Cadlllac It are electronJcally ·adjustable, soft and compliant, giving the celerator gets you across the Is -smooth, mellow and soft. and tailor the car's ride and Allante a buttery ride. Cadillac Intersection first every time, and But as t~e pace quickens, .=.==================================:::;i calls this the "comfort" mode. Bosch Traction Control keeps meohanlcal muscfe9 tighten and And It Is. When the car Is tr.av9'-the Allante's front tires from the Aliante's character beeomes LEASE FOR ON~ s57411 per month• • plue lMH. 48 month doeed end ...... Drlw _.., '2200.11. Tou.I of peym.a S jS2.3M.08 pk'9 tax on GMAC crwdlt llPPf'OV•I. ~ •llfli-T..-day, Jan. Ith, 1 "1 (127313) CREVIER SALES• SERVICE •LEASING NEW LOCATION! . 1500 Auto M•ll Dr., Sent• Ane 835-317T Newport/55 Fwy. at Edinger s-. Dept ()pefl 7 Olys Per1ars.,,_ Mou<a M·F hm·8 30l)m Your Dealership can be seen here. Only $96 a week • I Published Thursday, Saturday & Sunday. . ~ Circullltion~149,ooo. Call 842-4321 BUY ~ FOR ONLY $39,995 plus taxes, lie. & doc fees I t 'I I" ( It 1111 ·.1rn111• 11 '' IMMEDIJ\TE DELIVER't' 13590 B~acb Bini Weslmin..f/er BMCHBLYD. AT THE 22 FREEWAY l'714) 89!.ttoe (ZlS) Hl-8888 At\ COASTAL ~ACURA . SM£S SERVICE ING CREAT SELECTION OF N'EW & USED CARS t 1e>:•~WA'\' t•1.n;t; .\T 2925 ~R BLVD. IN COSTA MESA ' l ~·' 1979-2.t;OO , " . Ing between 40 and 60 mph, the b4Mng reduced to plleS of rubber more urgent and athletic. shock valvlng tightens to "nor-dust. In fact, Traction Control Handing tfle Interior and ex- mal" and the ride beeomes wlll pulse ·the front brakes and terlor styling Job over to Plnln- more controlled and the hand-electronically cut back engine farina In Italy assured that the ting more responsive. Above 60 power If the 270 pound feet of Atlante would have a tlmeleaS mph,' the damping system torque are too much for the big profile and subtle decor. And switches to "firm" and the rac:tlals to bear. three years into Its design cycle, suspension Is ready to give all On wet pavement, and when the Allante still turns heads and it's got. rounQll}g corners under ac-Invites questions. tnqulrles of Cadillac isn't Kidding whenir-· celerairc>1i';--fractlon Control Is "how fast?" "how much?" and says firm, and ,this Is one Detroit pure .magic. Push the ac-"how do you like It?" are stan- luxury machine where you can celerator as hard as you llke and dard equipment with the Al- actually feel the road. Quick the Allante won't lose com-lante. · · ' twists on the steering wheel or a posure or go Into fits of torque Also standard are a new 200- h'eavy foot on either the gas or steer. Like the speed dependent watt Delco-Bose Gold Serles brake pedal ~lso sends the sys-damping system, Traction Con-symphony sound system with tem to the "firm" mode for trol works subtly but effectively. CO d pl greater control, regardless of Out of the Allange's electronlc an cassette ayer, power speed. bag of tricks also comes ve-fastners for the, revised con- Transitions between the set-hicle-speed-de,,endent power vertlble top, forged alloy wheels tings take place quickly enough steering. This feature provides and power everything with auto- to be undetectable. From Coupe lots of help for parking an,. city matlc everything else. You get " the Idea. OeVllle soft to Corvette firm, the drlvlng. but gr11dually pulls back system does exactly what It assistance to enhance road feel At just over $50,000, the Al- promises. and Improve stablllty when lante has few competitors In the And speaking of Corvettes, speed Increases. At 60 mph, the luxury GT class, and this Is just the Allante'·s baritone exhaust steering feels firm and precise. fine. Because> for 1991, note Is unusually ferocious. but easing up to valet parking It Cadillac's plush two-seater truly Nothing this side of Chevrolet's becomes light and effortless. fulfills the promise made by Its fiberglass sports car makes a As each of the Allente's major handcrafted Italian coachwork. more enticing V-8 sound,· and components pass through the It has taken time, but the Atlante the 4.5-liter. transverse motor veil of electronlc.s. the engine. has finally arrived. VW builds three alternative fuel cars for state agencies WESTLAKE VILLAGE Volkswagen of America Inc. has delivered three alternative fuel cars to agencies of Callfornla governments. VW's multi-fuel J@!!Js are capable of operating on any combination of gasoline and clean-burning methanol fuel. The cars feature e unique al- cohol sensor and a three-way catalytlc converter that slmul- t an e o u s I y reduces hydrocarbons, carbon mon- oxide, nitrogen oxides, unburnt methanol and aldehydes. These Jettas are the first of an Initial fleet of 310 alternative fuel vehicles that Volkswagen plans to build for government rnE AMERICAN HEART ASS<Qf.TION MEMORJA[ PR<r.RAM. ,, -,, .. ., ---,, ,,,,_ ' '· . " .: ., ,, ..... agenlcles In California, said Or. Wlnfrled Bernhardt. director of Engine and Transmission Re- search for Volkswagen AG, Wolfsburg. Germany. They represent a real-world application of Volkswagen's alternative fuel technology. Bernhardt said. For a very long time, Volkswagen tras been committed to the research and d~velopement of more en- vironmentally acceptable ve- hicles. Charles R. lmbrecht, chair- man of the California Energy Commission. noted: "Volks- wagen of America was one of the first car manufacturers om the Energy Commission's pro- gram In 1981. I am pleased that through this company's commit- ment and foresight, we have vehicles on the road now that will measurably Improve the state's air quality and enhance the state's energy security." Bernhardt presented the cars to officials representing the Cali- fornia Energy Commission, the South Coast Air Quallty Man- agement District and Sacramen- to County. The presentation also marked the official opening of VW's new emission test laboratory at the company's regional offices In Westlake VIiiage. The multi-fuel Jetta is pow- ered by a modified fou·r cylinder. 1.8-llter engine. It Is Identical in appearance to gasoline-pow- ered Jetta models with the single exception of a fiber optic fuel mixture display on the dashboard. VW has been conducting alternative fuel research since 1971 and has produced In Brazil more than 2.2 million vehicles powered by ethanol. In the Interest of developing environmentally friendly cars, vw has produced concept cars utilizing methanol and ethanol; diesel engines fueled by veg- etable oils; gasoline engines fueled by natural gas, liquefied petroleum gas; electric engines. and combustion engine/electric hybrid drive systems, Bernhardt said ... .TUTTLE CLICK NISSAN <~ ,_ . aft ~:'!!!-= !!.."! ""' 3670 N. Cherr)'Ave. TUTTLE ..... CLICK ~~ w 28"6 Harbor Blvd. Coli. Meu, Ca. 92626 SALES, LEASING ERVICE, PARTS 71 •l/540-6410 Parta & Serv1c-. Open M·F 7-6 S.t 8-4 IADDLIBACll BEACH Service Parts 1 INL(H N ..-rRc UPY a,.r Rt< UA .. LUXURY CAR SPECIAl.IST" PARTS "' SERVtCE -BOOVSHOP OPEN SATUAOAV! (714) 14.7739 16800 a.~ Blvd (71•) §56·100I • Hu,,Mglon 8Hch. CA Long Beach, CA 90807 405 et Cherly Ave. (213)427-5494 (714)~5790 4 .. PJ Is ridin' shotgun on Daddy." by Brad Anderson "I don't even want to know!" .... .. .... .. MO, I REALIZE TAAT DOESN'T AFFECT VOU .. And I kave th.t cups to pr<M. it.! by Jeff MacNelly • I coa•1• CULTOD Al 1tE '*MAL lfi*Y ~ tf MrtiANCfS I .. J. .. t I J I I • DE!f11f18 THE MENACE by l;.iank Ketchum ;1 " .. I' ) :~! I "1,bv.tr I iJAD Alt( GOOD l'll'.)(S IUJ 10 '1tlJ lATELY? "--------------------------'~~~~~~~~·~-,~ ~~~---'......-....----~~--"~ ~~~~----J~----~~~~-' !f ANCT AllLO AllD JA!flll OvsaBO.AllD A iOTALL'1' ORIGIAAL ~-a: A· KIND IDEA ALL M4 OWN r Wt'#UR IF mR WE . r'D BE so cau...v, ~00 'Utt Mllt.E to~ I 1HE KH~? I s&OU> .})Sf 1AA£ E.IEM~ PtAATE5 Wl~L -~ SECREl STASH Of -. l~E OS?.. VIA~~~S AfJ SPLIT -'fO*GIT *'LE ALL 100 (,U~S AaE SLEEPING . . ADAll by Jerry Scott ROSE 18 ROSE by Jimmy Johnson by Chip Dunham bv Brian Basset -.IWOlU1Ql MJMSER OO~MOAFlY · ~: t Reol."E .... ltUJ l$T' ~. M ~'1'fW.~ ~ O' MrNt/ by Pat Brady ~T'~ SO ~l. /AIQ/f ~ ~~~~'/? "'.:'>·,___, • I J •91 by T pm Batluk RS COUPE s 19 9 8!MO.+TAX . Payments are $199.00 per month plus tax on 60 month closed end lease. $695.44 Drive Off. residual $5,988.33, total of payments $12,686.40. Subject to lenders credit approval. 7 to choose from. Model #DA934 includes air conditioning. Payments are $229.00 per month plus tax on 60 month closed end lease. $758.00 Drive Off, residual $6,813.24, total of payments $14,598.60. Subject to lenders credit approval. 12 to choose from. Model #DA935 Includes air conditioning. GS COUPE s259~g MO.+ TAX Payments are $259.00 per month plus tax on 60 month closed end lease. $874.19 Drive . Off, residual $7, 750.50, total of payments $16,511 .40. Subject to lenders credit approval. 10 to choose from. Model # DA936 includes air conditioning. BASE· SEDAN s399ooPER MO.+ TAX Payments are $399.00 per month plus tax on 60 month closed end lease. $1,335.94 Drive Off, residual $13, 117.62, total of payments $25,436.40. Subject to lenden ctedtt approval. 1 to choose from. Model #KA763 VIN #005098. L SEDAN s42e--0PER.MO. +TAX Payments are$429.00 per month plus tax on 60 month cloMd end lease. $1,451.81 Ortve Off, resldOal $14,057.42, total of payments $27,348.60. Subject to ~ credit approval. 2 to Choose from. Model #KA785 VIM #005186, 001748. LS SEDAN s499ooPERMO.+T~ Payments are $499.00 per month plus tax on 60 month closed end lease. $1,651.19 Drive Off, residual $18,219.41, total of payments $31,811,40. Subject to lender• credit approval. 2 to chooee from. Modet #KA767 VIN #007145,007498. '80 HONDA ACCORD HATCHBACK '87 DODGE CHARGER '87 JEEP mullmE PICIUP . 5 Spd, stereo. only 32,400 miles. (302ZEP). 82,988 '86 MAZDA RX 7 5 Spd, air, tilt, cruise, p/w, sunroof, alloy wheels. (2BTC4i1). 88,788 'It CHEVY CAMARO Z28 V-8, auto, p/s, air, tilt , cau., custom wheels. (2JKR423). 87,1• 'II TDYlll 414 Pl:l-IP s epeed, lllr, p/1, C89Mtt9, cuetom wMala. (003092) 5 speed, stereo. casaette (372288) 88,818 'II MAZDA SE.I PICl-UP 5 apeed, p/a, air, cassette, custom wt-.. (365898) 87,881 '87 ACURA llTRlll ll mPE 5 speed, p /1, elr, tllt, CNIM, IUnroof, alloy wheille. (20NC009) 5 speed, pi s, casaette, v-e engine, custom wt-. & tlr... ~ (3T82213) •. ,. 'llmlllBIU 5 speed, p/1, lllr, tttt. (OCMOOI) 'llfm Full 11n • wf*' drt¥9. v-e, IUIO, p11, "', tM, cnMe. ouMOM whMtl, tow'**•· (18KXUI) \ i J · .. 1. .. ~ tESA VEN>E • caITAMESA •NEWPORT 8HORE8 ~ rlos APG=1 es .f' /~ ,· \, - .. SATu.c>AY • .-..ry 5, 19'1 / P'Ni/l J ---GEORGE ELl(INS--- r r BEYERL Y HILLS BRENTWOOD ' (:OMPANY ~ NEWPORT BEACH SA MARI 0 PALM DESERT GEORGE .ELKINS COMPANY-NEWPORT BEACH HA FAMILY O.F PROFESSIONAL REALTORS " We have a limited number of desks and excellent farm areas available for service oriented indi viduals. Call Don DeThomas, Broker, . WALK TO Tim WATIN · Ternk ........ a .a 4 ................ .., .............. CIMt. .. 11111...-.rn1._1 ..... ..,.,...,..us ...... .., a -. o.11r .., c,rry a ZM-mt.• • for a confidential interview. (7 14) 759-9100 . AFFORDAaLE NEWPORT 9EACH 3 9EDROOll CONDO · 8eautJful 3 bdrm. 2~ ba~Newpo.1 Terrace cOlldD Wlttl many llllerltJes & iwadn. ~ I* & clblMts 11 kltcheft, llWfOfed 'dis. recmed lilhts. crown ~ & estn larre NSter bedroom suite With flUltld bull ~ Community pool, 1111. deytlal & bmftbll court. Located across from 14 acre PIA 1195,000 111¥1• •"MIT ........ , -..s,. ... m c I •S..._.._ ............... , ..... ,_,, v....., .. "" ................... Tiit .._.. .................... ,..., ........ .. ............ ~ ... 1!'11 S.SJS.• • 7 9-9100' A L T 0 . .... R . MONARCH BEACH 5 BEDROOMS, 5 BATH MONARCH BEACH CustOlll home ~ by a ptominent ~ ~ tor ent~ Pool, Siii and SIUlll With c:omg6tlt poncy ~ flfW ot the ocua. wr1 badl. and the lbtz.c.tton Pr"*la of ownenhlp Include memt>tnhlp ., Monardl Boch Club, leMls,. 24 hour pit pd ro--. SKunty l)'trol and l!'eeft let discounts It Monarch llllks. SI 09S.OOll.H WEST COSTA MESA l bedroolll. 2 b1t!1 cOfd) ~ 111 Wt$t Co$U fllm $INI COly com'*1 ~ IS one feat old Wdltf and dryer tnCluded AttJClled pr. and I udy IO OCClllPY Sl7!>000 INCOME BALaoA tSLMm CHAMIER located on oa1 of a. best streets Oft tht lsllif The 2 bdrm 2 ~ --,., • ... ,~ rllrlll .. ' ",...,, tor lllllftlCUtt ~, rllas a coiy l bdnla. 1 batll Uftlt lboft IM 2 ar P'lll A tal.11 r-* tro. ... bottoll & IS .., a sllDft *DI .. IM _.. slllllL • ~ I IS ralisbclly pnced It 1695.000 NIWPORT 81ACH IXICUTIVI PBn"HOU• • ocaANvtlW. 3 ... & ....., ,_, S2100 ... Ofn IEACH .. a..n · .-2 W. 2 111 *" ..ntlil'C __...., -• ~ ...... ..,.... SllOO Utl .. COllHOm·211*11.2 .... 3$1DrJ ...... tqt 1111i1r ,.._ 11.500 I* ...0 ' ..., .. C.M.. 2 .... t ... , ........... ... ..... ,,,.. ....... ~"-.. ..... . ' s R E ~ ~'-~-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------/ ( nAl1911l ... ..,. Enjoy fabutous city lights and mountain vtews from this • bd, 3 ba Lautremont In Harbor Ridge. Located on a cu .. Mt and beautlfully upgraded. lndudlng automatic awnings with ... operat0<. new cabinets and WOf1c bench, ln1wcom. front and bed< patio wtth lights. all milTored dining room and much more. CORONA ID..000 Don't miss this exceptional opportunity to own this 1 yrs new -3 bedroom. 2'), bath home. Hlghty upgraded with fonnal dlnmg r~. IMng room & heme. 1-jlghty upgraded with formal dining room. IMng room & family room with marbte flrepleoe. Fabutous anow capped mountain vtctw from this , beeutlfulty landscaped yard with custom brlct< & Woe;><' patio decking. Hurry -this one won't lutlll TUSTIN 12.,llO,OOO Magnlfloent 6 bedroom. 61), bath estate on ~ aae In Tustin. No expenM ha been OYetk>oked - I impor1ed nwbie floonng, hand painted Q'QWO rnotdlngs. Belgln wool carpet & a kitchen that ls an entertainer's dream. Maids quartet9 and enchant- ing grounds w/prfvate pool, spa & waterfalls COIT A IESA SZI0..000 Large private deck f0< your children to pUly In. Master ICJfte with fireplace. balcony. walk-ID dolets. Wet bet In living room. 2 car attached gatege. Very quiet & private. Assoc pool & spa. 2132 ALDER ~OPE~ HOUSES 8ATUN>AY a IUNDAY : HARBOR HILL S t.595,000 23 e.lmont Burr AllegHft/Sendy Mlttmen SEAVIEW $895,000 2101 Yacht Wanoenng c.Non/Cunningt\em DOVER SHORES $1,295,000 1218 Potarla Chnttlna Edler/Bun AlteQMr1 J LAGUNA BEACH 1475,000 2&5 Viejo Watt• Mitchel VIL~ BALBOA Well• Mltc:Mll 500C9gMY.f212 $179,000l 210 Liiie Ln • 107 1229.000 • BAYSHORES ..2558 er.Mew JelG CANYON 15Rue MWMllle COSTA MESA 2532 Alder SUNDAY ONLY $650,000 Greg Connor $895.000 V•gilene Hull $230,000 Cyd HastlngS ' J ' SATURDAY ONLY COSTA MESA $179.900 2330 Vanguard Cyd Hastings : COM con AGE 1471,500 Corona d9' Mar cottage with room f0< additional unit -Pad at rear of lot Is great for adding garage w/unlt above. Close to school & youth center. shopping and beach. HAMOft RIOOE l4.IOO.OOO English Tudor Home In guard gated Harbor Ridge A very unique property -5 bedrooms, 6 baths (main houM) -3 bedrooms, 2 baths. separate maids quartert -2 kitchens ( 1 commercial) - tnarble flooring with Inlaid brass, hand painted oelllngs throughout the main level. Eacn room mlket lta own statement. A true maaterpiec:e! Pool/epattennls. fORLEAIE -NnWPORT meACH COftONA DD. MAR 33 Linda "6e 4 Bdt6 be S 17 .000 mo 1 c.nyon Court 5 Bd/4 be S5.500Jno 22 Rue Gr9nd 2 Bdt2 be S2.750 mo 220NiceL9ne•101 2 Bd/2 be S1 .195 mo 210 Lille Ln. •2'15 1 Bd/1 t>e S1 ,050 mo 242 Evening Canyon 2 Bd/~. be S2,300 mo 818 Jatmlne 3 Bd/3'" oa S 1.900 mo G '" Dlhlia 3 Bd/2 ba S1,750 mo 3201"9 4Bd/3 ba S1 ,750mo 3 Montecito 8 Bdt4 ba S5,500 mo 32 Rue Fontaine $1.950 mo 2101 Yacht wano.1ng 4 Bd/3 be S3300 mo aA1.80AISUNO 114 Onyx 2 Bd/2 be S1.6SO mo IRVINE 19511 Slerr1 Sota 4 Bd/2 be S2,000 mo HUNTINOTON llEACH 8171 Racepoint • 1 2 Bd/W. be S 1,250 mo aACK aA Y S315,000 View of hill• and golf to1,1rae. path to Back 8Ay at ~front door. Custom rebultt In '78 Beautiful master eulte w/ftreptace, window teals ~ patio e.rn oeilnga throughout oak kitchen. ~ yard (approx 10.000 eq. n.) with 880 on back patio Owner I Agent C°'"*A DB. MM -..000 Old Corona del Mw duptex. View untt wtth 3 b«ttoomt/2 betN. r-..dy for new owner! Front wllt wtttt 2 bedroom/2 beth. (leeaed) ~ aAYVIEW --Warm & cozy and modem 2 bedroom. 2 bet" condo Gated community pool & IPL Atepleced living room. patt0 Within waJkJng cHstance to b-* bay trails A must see! IRVlNE ....... JUST REDUCED! Move nght Into tNa ~ light & bright 4 bedroom. 2'h bath f9mlfy home. AJ new paint. wallpaper. carpets & tlte. ,._ kitchen appllanoes & flxturet. Profesak>nelty ~. Htra large cul-de-sac with view of pef1c., Gtwt houae at a great prk:el CORONA DEL MAR '1--Tra<lltlonal 6 bedroom famlly home. LocaNd high atoP Corona del Mar with views of ~ Hlll, dramatic sunsets and oceen. Pr1Yate ~ entry wlfountam, large b-* yerd on the ~ w/prtvate pool. spa and fufl entertainment cen•. A grNt home lor entertaining COSTA IESA .,,... Great oPPQf1unlty to buy In ,,..., ~ 2 master sul1et, lnskSe laundry. bek:ony O\WtOOkJng luSh garden. mirrored wardrobea. MOYe In con. dlllon Great comptex with many amenltlea. Im VANOUARO 8HORECLIFF8 MINI EIATE tt•• Large lot In exclusive residential WM. Approa· imatefy 2000 sq f1 home that needs a creathle mind Great location • ottered at IOt velue. PROFESSIONAL S~LES PEOPLE Service to clients Service to customers Service to agents Be the best with the best Call Mary Von Geldern for confidential Interview . r ...,..TOM IEACH ..... Cozy & wwm 4 bedroom Cape Cod home on a.roe ..... 81ed IOt wtth bMuttful trw. Mee fwnily ....... New eerpeta, flooring, pelnt. L....optlon. Ml'--*81,000 Upper end condo priced to Ml. w .. lltuated with mounteln & dty lght view. Upgredee ~ glata ltKMW ~ """'°'*' wwdrobes and oen- trW lit 0091dtlkMq. Pnce lndudee '"'!get atOf. ..,_ & dryer. Meodetlon pool & epa. .... .,... Gt99t vMlef Very ~ 2 bedroom/2 bath. plut twnly room. det.::hed patio home. Seperate dining room. centrel lit, 2 c=-atteched gerege. near communtty pool & tennla. FW\t.tJc op- portunity '°'tint time buyers. IOUTH COAST PLAZA AMA ..,..., Pert9c:t '°' Int time buyer Of lnWltOf. 3 bedroome/1V• bath condo. Nevi&. kltehen & lip- ~ pelnt and mirrored wwdrobeL Walk to mall, theet«S & ~ HUNTINGTON IEACH t:IDS,• Gorgeou1 2 bedroom condo -a decorated de- light-herdwood noora. ceramic tite In knehen & baths. A large patio situated beekSe waterfal (18fene tetttng-a must Me4) Gated/Comm poot/epa. LOWIT PNCD • IEAYIEW 1111 ... Latgelt model, POf1 Aoyel, located at end ot ~and ad~ to be9utN ~ belt. Loweat priced for tNI plan currently on marttet. This two story, 4 bedroom home la perfect '°' family IMng. Guerd-ga1ed ~ muntty has t.-mis courts. poo1 end . IPL A~for ...... 2101YACHTWANDEMJt SANDY MITTMAN LAGUMAIEACH ~ Beeutluful ··ocun vtew'' Income property. Ablolatety the best bwgain In North Uiguna. Warm end cazy front houle wtth great OCMn, W.W. and rentel unit OY« garage that has sweep- ing OCMn Views • LD10M HIJQHTS I I 11- Vlewt Vi.wt View! Enjoy OOMn, city tights. and mounteln Views from this oomptet.ety remod1t1ii. lmmeculat• fw'nlty home. ,,... pelnt Inside a out. new kltc:hen. new carpet a tile. Large pffl8t• tot with poo1 a lush~· LINDA l9lE IS-- One of the mo.t magniftoent vtews on the coelt. Totalty remodeled custom home on the meln cNnnel. 4 bedroomt Heh with tta own bath, 2 family r~. the ttneat queNty a design. Privat9 boak dock & s6de tie to hold a 55' yecttt Al90 fOf --..S17.000 per month. UYCMST taS• Custom 4 bedroom ranch styte hOme per1ect kw the tamity °' executive. Open noor p&an with specious room Llvtng room marble health ho ptace. An new master bath, teparate MWtng .,... 8-ltlfulty landscaped on large lot with room to expend .. • NEWPORT TERRACE Creal pnrt for thi<. out~anding opportumt' 10 II\ e m :'\t'\\ ?<?rt At'arh. Thrt"I' BR. 2BA. fireplace in living room. Community pool and spa. Call on I hL" ont" ! SI 7 3.000 GREAT V ALUEI C.rt'.tt open Ooor plan with vault~ cf"1hn2•. Frt'c;hh pamtf"d · mov<' in· rnnJ111on. T .... o BR. 2 BA.'.:! car f?&r&jlf". \1rl'h land"<'a~. s1 -1.Q<m VILLA BALBOA \1e"''" \llorli.ihlr '.:!BR . 2 BA. rnndomm1um In "I.Ill" Of""· con· J111on llJr•lh (i,f>\.l m Qu1t't corn<'r (oc 31100 C'ornmun1I\ pool. ~pa. lt'n· n1<. $:! 11 QOO HARBOR WOODS Locatf"d nt•.ir .. hoppmf? ... ,·hoo( .. and ht-a1·ht'' T"'n AR. tn"'nhome. p<'r· ( 1"1 I rrw\l··in nind111on. ~ 3"1 f'~frO" po., .. 1hll' S:!'lQ.000 UNIVERSITY PARK Larf?f' 4 BR. frpshh paintf'd. nl'" raqw1 1hro11~hou1. Exrf'llf'nt cornf'r lcw.111011 llf'.tr' ornmurnl\ dduh root Two rar .111a1 hf'd 1?araf?<'. Seller mull\Jtf'd BLUFFS -\ J!""rl C.umplrtrh rrHi<lf'rmzed 3 RR . 2 R.\. to"nhomf". mam t'Xlra!>. Rnllf'r • arpl't . .:huttrr<., hard.,..ooJ noor-. hj!hl and hnf?hl Clo~ lo .. hoppmc anfl .. rhoolc. S281.000I H EXCLUSIVE BLUFFS (,RfT\RFI 1 \If\\_' F.xtra lar~f" Op«"n noor pl.rn T"'o BR. 28.\. tow nhoml' "Ith 'du It rd rt'1lmiz•. larer m.i<.lf"r "u11r. fir<'plart'. pn,att" pa1111 and• 01111numl\ pool 'It'"' S :!9Cl. :loo HARBOR HIGHLANDS \ f"n mo11vatf"ri ~llf"r. Grf'at a~· 'Umahlr loan. Don·r rn1-.., out on 1h1., f.iliulou., 3 BH. homl'. Huf?!" yard. """ rf'mrnt drivt"wa\. nt>w land- capmg CORONA DEL MAR ~ t k<'pt M-1 rel m Corona del Mar. f.xf"<'lltl\ f" 3 BR. 1ow nhomt' "'uh a "<l\'1a11on "pa. lt'nn1s. Close lo shopp1n~. vhool., and beaches. 1372.500 SANTA ANA HEIGHTS l..ocatf"d on laritf' rorner lot ~l"-ttn t"o ~olf <'OUr"f",, "'parious. buutiful fam1h homr "'"h pool and pa. Convt'nlf"nth loratf"d to hopp1~ and frtt"a'" $410.000 BAYCREST Currt'nth be I bu\ Four BR. llt'par· ate master suitt'. formal dirung room. family room with vaulted ceilings. Hardwood floors. Company ow~. subm11 ·our off t'r. 1465.000 ..... JASIUNECUEK Exciting and spacaou~ 2 BR. plus den, hardwood floors. (!rtat patio . An exceptional value. Catt'd com· munitv with pooh and tt'nru courts. Seller will carry first T.D. to qual1· lied buyer. $495.000 JASllJJlfE PARK In Corona del Mar. 3 BR . 2 BA. in gated communit~. Lovt'lv Vlt'WS from lj, mg room and k1tc~n. hut· tt'rs throu(!hout. ra1ht'dr1l rf'1hn1t Pt"rft'cl 'I<'" dt"cl. $549.500 JASMINE CREEK lmmarulate and ta tdull) dt><'Or· atf"d 3 BR. '.:!1 2 B.\. two <,Ion homt'. \'\ ath lo'"'" wrap-around pa110 ... buut1fulh land~af>t'd for (!rt"&.t ou•· Joor entertamm~ S54Q,OOIJ LIDOISLE Currf"nth lo"'''' pnrf'd O\ t'r.,1zt>d 101 on lhf' I land. L..irgr pmdtt' 'urm\ pdlln. Clo .... to tf'nm-.. 1-w-arhf'" .111d dubhou"f' $5:)Q,000 COUNTRY FEELING Hural almo,phf'rr m lhf''ht>art of tht• I'll\. C:harrnm~ horn<' on wondt>rful 101. \la1ure trrt'.,. prl\alt", M"rf'nr. ~rluded f our RR. 3 BA . pool w woc11J df'1·k111g. SS8Q.OOO BAYCREST Sm~I" lf"\t'I. 4BR. pool home. Rt· modf'lf'fi and rt"ad\ for oaupann Formdl dmmtt room. hr,.aHa~I art"a. ma~tf'r su1tf' "'1th ~tud\ area. Laqtf" room'. f ren1 h .Joor Don '1 mi"' this onf'' S593.QOO CDM-DUPLEX f dbulou '"' t""tmt'nt opportUll,l'' ! Grt'al ··a'l 1 .. Out tandm(! fo~ rf'· moJd. Two Lil()( k' to ht"ll ht' Rarr on markf't Call for 1Jf"ta1lf"O mfor. ma11on. $(>1 ),000 CHERRY LAKE Your own doc~ on '-f'rludf'd l.t~f' 111 Nt'.,..port ~arh. 4 BR . homf' Owner 1s mo, mg out of late Charming area, Ont' of• lunJ lo· cation. $629.500 DOVER SHORES Expansive vit'ws. Creal opporluml\ to remodel and rrf'ate on thu very lar~e lot with spectacular views of Back Ba and f a1h1<>n Island. five BR. 31,.s BA. courtyard pool. S739.500LH llARBoa RIDGE UDUC&D Ocean and city ~hta view. Whate on white decor. 4 BR. plus den. 3~ BA. Currently the ~t buy an Harbor Ridge. Gated communaty with tennis. pools. pu. 178 7 ,000 CORONA DEL 11AR Lovely 3BR home with 2BR, up· staira rent.al unit . Mini city light.a view. Clote to ~ache., shopptng and schools. Must sec to appN"Ciate. 1795.000 .. BEACON BAY ·ON THE SA.Pf'D R,i , front ,..., .. ,,1. ·,,.i. ri•11111olt"l<'tl u·m~ onh 1~ fo~t mttf'rialt and n.tlr·nu11-l11\' ", , .111• 1111,11q1o1•~l 1rail1t1on1I ho!M. \\ ;u C'Ol'liidfr 1 .... "' ... ,.11 .. 11 ",. llH . lli U \, ~. l();,fKJO &ASTSm& CllAlllBa Remodeled 2BR. I BA on e.ltra large lot for uparwon. Hanh•ood Ooort. fam1lv room Bttbcr Carpt't and French doors. ~u11t" sv tt'm Per· feet altern111ve to condorrun1um liv· mg. $245.000 BAaBORRIDOE Magnificent l-'ltws. Vtry privatt loo cation. newl dttora1ed and re- modeled. Two f'&tra large t'ncto.ed patios. Two BR plu• den Dyna"' Plan. $560.000 RAall(Jllamos-vmwa From IW'lup to tu111et upt~---..,t.--- ~ntt ol ptace JWTounding thia . · U npa.ra Ue&ech·iew sof l:ia y. at 1 tiahts. CaWlna and night light1. r-eaturing 48R, SB~. Pool and t'pa. leadint out from muter ate. $2.750.000 RESIDENTIAL . ' 644-6200 2 CIVIC PLAZA # 100 SAnm>AY. ~ S. lftl I P'Nill 1 · · , DOVER 8BORE8 AllBA BARBOR RIDGE Cood ta te and charm in this great Outstanding views of ocean and r1t\ family or couples home. four BR. l~ht . Plans included. proper1\ is family room , ('ountry kitchen with Ix-mg sold ··a 1 •·. Cuard gated eating area. Spadous muter suite. commurut~. F abulom opportunit\ to ew Orlean style pario with spa. bu\ m this exdUSJve area. $799,500 Sl.QS0.000 WESTCLIP'P'-CUSTOll BARBOR ISLAND DRIVE' Perfect for a growing famlly. 6 BR . lnspirl'd bv IM elegance of .. Old oversized family room. breakfast World Villas .. tlu exqu1:>1tdv re· room. 3 fireplaces. Wonderful lo-modckd custom bo~ features cation on large lot with sw1mmi~ marb~. stone. wood noors. f rNl~h pool. 1799.500 Joor ~and unmaculate landscaptr\! ~our BR . 4h BA. Doc-k for ~5 ft CORONA HIGHLANDS u ('ht S:!.4Q5,000 On the canyon with ocean view. , IRVINECOVE Meander down the path to a grea.l Pm ate lx-a('h endave. unmacul<1tt' • meadow. Vaulted ceilings. two fire· l .. haped farnilv homl." bullt around places. paned window • 3 BR. add on 2nd storv for magnificent vistas. a centt'r pool. pa entt"rtain~nl Acce55 pnvate bead,~ $895.000 area. Lvmg room. dmmg room. 4BR. SB.\. Ocean Mk of hw'. ('~ SEAVIEW to beach. 12.800.000 City lights and park views. Fabulous BELCOURT familv home m gate guar~ and OCEA ~VIEW'. Elegantlv ap· secluded community. Totally cu · pomted 5BR, custom borne Wlth 41,, tomized. Lovely landscaping with 8.\. farrulv room. state-of-Lhe-arts private pa. 1895,000 k1tcMn Huge ma.ster suite Wlth fireplace and walk in c~t. f our BIGCAKYON car garage. 12.295.000 The owner has pri<:ed tlus custom DOj!BR~OllES home to sell, not tomorrow but tOtiay. The large private and beaull-Neanng completion. 148 feet on the fully land:sca~ rear garden has a bav. 180 deg:rtt Vtl'W of '\iewport spa. Located on a cul-de.sac. the 4 Beach and ewport ~nter. Dock. BR. 2t,; BA home i.s ~for 4BR. 4~BA, pool. spa. 3 car gar· elegant entertaining. S 1.150.000 age. SJ .650,000 BIG CARTON BlGCAKYON Coif course frontage, forever Vlf'•s. tunrung. serene 4 BR. wtth park~ Magnifittnl pacious e5tatl." WMre ing pool. Htra large private lot. drama abounds. Pnvate entry Ottorated and ~mockled With the courtvard. Enclc>lied outdoor enter- utmost care and attentK>n 10 detall. tatnm~ are~ with bar and apa. Pritt Ekganc-e and t'omf ort abounds. and brochure upon r~Ul"St ll,295.000 CLIPP' TOP CDll EllltRALD BAY Once in a bfetune opporturut\ to ow-n a most brt>athtaktng pomt of S.x BR. ) 80° ottan V\eW home coa ti~ 180 ° Vil'"" • Dr amauc WlUun the gated pnvate commurutv rock fotmation with crastu~ _urf of Emerald Bay. Lots of charm and and harbor entrantt vie"" . f our .q. footage . Perfect for a large f amil . Cood value. S 1.395.000 BR. 48.\. plus parate guest 6ouse on wparate lot. 15.900.000 SATURDAY ONLY .... 1Z17M'9 ... 1·5 llllY_. 11.-.• ---, ___ 1-4 C-.YIUUM .... BROKERAGE SUNDAY ONLY ... ,IOMC( lllAtnmtml 1-4 ..a...:iw 1171.m 644-8200 · IBa.T 11-=u• 1-4 T~ a.a-~ c.-•• ...... , l-4 .... lllff1 m.lml~ 1-4 I n:• ..... ~LMI msmn•im 1-4 I Il?mE ... 2 CIVIC PLAZA # 100 ... lD1--~ l·S •u-.... .· DAILY NOr I mAL aTAll THE REAL BSTATBRB 4 BR SPECIAL Without a doubt the best buy In College Park. Located on quiet cul-<fe..sac. • big bedrooms. A/C, private back yard with covered patio. Walk to Harbor shopping center. Orange Coast College. etc. Great buy/Won't last. 1225.000 NEWPORT LANDING TOWNHOME 3 bedroom. 2'h bath end unit. Formal dining wfth wet bar, wood burning fireplace. sunken living room, extra large storage area In 2 car garage. $244,900 SUPER BUY IN COLLEGE PARK One of the best priced homes In the area, 3 bedroom 1~ bath. new carpets. covered patio. walk to College Park grammer school. Harbor shop- ping center and Orange Coast College. Call for more details. 1225,000 SPtC AND SPAN Every room In this 3 bedroom 2 bath home sparkles. It Is , the ultimate In upgrades & decor. Hrdwd floors. French doors opening onto private patio over- looking a sparkling pool. Super buy at 1247,500 QUIET CUL DE SAC 4 BR 2 BA home In College Park, home has · been upgraded & remodeted. CU!rom carpe ~. window cover- ings. tiled kitchen and dining room. covered patio. private spa. much more 1231,900 SUPER BUY 3 bedroom Freedom home. Ter- rific starter or rental. Extra large lot on quiet street. Priced at only '204.000 MESA VERDE NORTH• BR 2 BA atrium home in move In condition. vaulted. beamed ceU- lngs. crackling flreplaoe. new tile, sink, df w, very private patio and backyard, near IChools. shopping and freeway access. Good buy at 1291,500 3 BR + POOL Completely remodeled, huge add-on fam rm. extra large country kitchen with ceramic tlle cooking Island, large dining area, big back yard with block wall fencing. 1291,500 SUPER UPGRADED L~rwood Greens townhome. 2 ~er '·'i Y. wtth crackling fireplace. huge w~"' o~Y. .. approx 1800 IQ ft. double garag ,ich aecurtty ty11enf.'. quiet location. Ml: ... H MORE. asking t21S:t'f' VIEW, YEW, VIEW 2 bedroom, 2'A bath, buldters custom townhome comptetety up- gtllded throughout. Veufted oetllnge, gounMt kltctlen. pool & IP&. gated communtty ... tNa ptut a vtew of city twtnkltng light• and ocean breezes. Owner says bring offer. Alktng ..... SUPER STARS.FOR THE MONTH OF DECEMBER TOP LISTER Mary Anne Hc;>.tsey •ST OF WV• EDON Upgra~ 2 BR plus den, private spa. Extra large lot, vtew of park. Community tennis and pool. Motivated sellers have been tranafWfed. Take advantage. R&- .duced to 1311,111" - 'We wUll t" ilttu1lt alt"' "Me /eieltdd Joe tlteie fc1al pate"111Z9e 1111d 4MJJJJ"et i11 1990 & "'"' Joewaetl to a ltealtltv & .wccu4J 1991 Joe· SUf'DAY ONLY 1-4 20l9 State An Costa Mesa $227 ,000 •+ftM <# 1124 Ort.le Costa Mesa $315,000 •+FMI 1779 ........... Costa Mesa muoo •+UM 3437 .......... -2714 lll!CWMd Costa Mna S249,000 -9111 .,. G.Grttt SltUot -2175,..,H-3 c.taflllsamt.9M IAT\MDAY AND IUNDAY 1-4 -a. .... ., c-. ........ tOP SALIS Pat Cobb QOOD NEWa. llAD NIW8 The good news Is the pr1oe -onty $214,900 fot this quality reconstructed Freedom home. Bad MWa ts we onty have one like It. PRIO£ OF OWNER ... Unique 1 story up- graded townhome, 3 bedtoom, 2 bath, big kitchen with top of the Une thennadore ap- pliances. OR and LR IOoks onto P'fvat• large patio. Great Newport 8eect'I eddtW fot only 1211,a "MESA VERDE WR CIRCLI" Spottess 3 bedroom 2 bath, fC>t"rMI d6NnQ room, nr.ptaoe In Liv. rm. Complete~ Tnc:t MW kitchen & bath. For leue $1,500/mo. Cell 546-2313 for details SUPER BUY .. COLLEGE PAM 3 bedroom, new tlle ahower, big country kltc:Mn. Big comer lot .etposalble RV ecc111 Sellers motivated. Call now. 11a.- 3 YEAR OLD EXECUTIVE Hom Lowly 4 bedroom 3 bath. Master bath hM JllCUZZI. Areplaoes In living room and •= room move In condition. A rare ftnd ... EA8T81D£ HOME Big 1 story • bedroom ptus bonus room on quiet cul de sac street In desirable east-'de area. Lovefy COYWed patio. Garden window, big bonus room. det.ched garage, Interior freshty painted.· Wetl wtee gtve some allowWl099. Cell now tor det* w,800 LOWEST PNCE .. LONGWOOD 8 llMI 2 master 1Ultea. one with ftreplece, ~ ftoOr · plan, approx 1800 eq.ft., movie In c:oodttiOn. Seller would Hke a lhoft eecrow. only...- MESA VERDE UPPER .OS 4 bedroom, 3 baths. 1 bedroom and bath dOwn, kWley front courtyard, new eona ete roof, movie In lot the holidays, Miter tranaferred. motlv8ted. hike advantage.W,0001 ...... SOUTH COAST • tMO 38R. 28A athet~ front courtyard with tount8'n, freeNy painted. VACANT, ready for you and yaut t.nly. Greet HoHday gift tor the flmity. A _._, at 9219,800 PllCI MDUCa TO IMIJlll S bedroOm. Brookdale ~ 2 cs _ .. patio, air conditioned I --- ------- - DAILY N.Of / aAL ISTATI SATUM>AY. ~ 5. 19'1 I PN2 9 PRIME PROPEirrIES 1991 USTPD EXCLUSIVFl..Y WITH VIA l..IOO sc:>UD ···-·················-······$4..2()(),000 " ll.NDA 1Si,B ........................ _ ............... $2,,91J5,000 VIA 1..100 NORD ._. ..... SOlD ........ $1 ,91)5,000 VIA GENOA ..................................... S1,29S,OOO VIA l..IOO NORD .......... SC>LD ........ $2,91)5,000 VIA EBC>U ........................................ St ,250,000 VIA l..IOO SC>UD .............................. $2,700,000 WES'I' BAY .......................................... $87S,OOO VIA l..IOO SOUD .............................. $2,49S,OOO VIA XAN11fE ...................................... ~.000 VIA l..IOO NORD .............................. $2,350,000 El. MC>DENA ....................................... $419,000 675-1058 WATERFRONT HOMES INC., REALTORS .. 631-1400 • 646-9400 Jla.a.A.PAM.-UDOIA YfttONTW/l?or PaQNTMJa ~y DBCDATllD Df JOtmfWllf Dmm..DOCll PCa •+YAOrf, l!Xc:m..uDft'llfmrTA9mla ... W~ WSHL Y LANDICAJ'ID PA110 A.ND IPA $4,200,000 UDO .. CUSTGll ...... ~ 8f tvaYDm'AIU ....... PM.llll.4UIM.. ~ DOCK. OVIRIRID LOI', J CM QA.. aMJa. IUllMY IOUTDal.Y IDOIUU. DaAIM11C 'TWCMTOaY •YUT .-r.Y, ...... °"" n.oca ft.u&. $1,2.,.I 4 U1 M. PM. DI. IAY'PaOltf llOla Cit HU08 ~LOI', l\OOfT WUIDLY omllfr'ATDf W~ DOCK. IMunPUL G'OWTTMD POOL. IPA A.ND <mY POOi. llOtJD. UIWft UR or ..:K, OlOWW WQU)9IQI A.ND PAMID WDIOOWI. $2,995,000 ' Ill IA PAlm.Y .... ~ DOOi pea 1WO YM:'.WTI. TOT'ALLY 8 ..,..11\ IT'A'ft or Tim AlrT &llCW, OLUrB couwnal, ...:11 DOCIU.IMIMawefll.YmW. $2,.150,000 _ _.. ...... ·- ··-· IWM\'999---llLWC uasw.n=.-. " ll-.--- $175,111 t.VTVACAJn"IA YIW*TLOT'ORUDOllUI OVTIT'AMDINO nu'DIO IASIN LOCATION AT ...U.Y Mm....._. a.uraN TIP or UDO. ,.. IQ. '°°' LOI' oia OOUN'TY lmJJl)HAI,. WMJBOR IAY. UTS W1U. ACCDIO& ova-IQ. PT. HOMll .. $2,995,000 . uaOB Ga DA PAMD.Y HOM!. Sl" Otf IAnaotn' WJSUNNY SOUTIUla.LY DP0- 1\JU,IAJfDY MAOl l'UJS .... DOCK PO& l.AllOI YAOrf, DCllLLllff Pea ...,,.... TAJJlflMO, Mll'T1CU&.c>UILY MAlHTADfED PAJGL Y NOIA DPAICllVS '1'A Y V1EW1. $2,700,000 81AVT9VL ,_. nAa OLD JN.JM naJeDY ...... ¥OU1MI CW! .... UTDtt¥a un cw MAUL& a OLASS aa oa oorawr mOllM, NUOe MAS'T'a IUn1I. SUMD8CL A.ND> CM OA.IAm. $1,295,000 ........ --...-...... .... ,... ,,_ ....... ....... -.._,- -~-..----·--------~- DAILY N.Of I mAL ISTAn COLDWELL BANIER I ~ BA YFRONT $750,000 Enjoy the beach lifestyle of hving m this exclusive 2 BR , 2 BA inciave w/ a prestigious address. Walk to bay/Balboa etc. _ HARBOR VIEW HILLS sns.ooo Panoramic canyon view from this spacious 5 BR traditional. Private courtyard entry w/ warm bnck patio. Add1t1onal decking on canyon-side. SEA VIEW sns,ooo Choice comer location. Panoramic view of ocean. Catalina & city lights. 4 BR. 3 BA. f am1ly room. Ideal family home w/ the security of a gated community w/ pool, spa & tennis. VICTORIA BEACH $795,000 Legal non-conforming duplex & rear studio. One house off the water In · HARBOR VIEW HILLS \ $895,000 spectacular area. Breathtaking ocean view from upper unit. Sparkling, completely remodeled 3 BR._3 BA home w/ panoramic views of Harbor & city hghts. Decorator upgrades throughout. Rita Kurtz BELCOURT $815,000 3 BR town home in prestigious gate guarded commuinity. Custom family kitchen w/ state of the art appliances High ceilings. hardwood floors & Berber carpet. . . ·.. . ,, . ·,. ·~ . HARBOR RIDGE ESTATES $835,000 Located on a private cul-de-sac. this 3 BR. 2 1/2 BA remodeled condo is gorgeous. Fabulous unobstructed view of mountains. city & night lights. BALBOA ISLAND $839,000 Lowest priced island waterfront. Exciting 2 BR home & a very large 1 BA apartment. Ideal Little Island location. Dock for 2 small boats. LIDO ISLE 1895,000 Bring your architect to build your dream home on this huge lot. Priced below market value for quick sale. Hurry, this one won't last. LIDO ISLE $995,000 Brand new home on one of the best street to street locations. 3 BR. 3 BA. large library BA YSHORES $950,000 wt charming south patio. Edie Otton Charm & tradition surround you in this remodeled 3 BR home w/ large family kitchen. Balcony over1ooks huge, beautifully landscaped garden. SPYGLASS $975,000 Breathtaking 180° ocean & harbor views. Gracious floorplan flows perfectly for entertaining . 4 BR. pool & spa in sheltered courtyard. BELCOURT $1,115,000 Elegant Belcourt home w/ marble flooring, beige carpet, custom window treatments, high ceilings, 3 BR, 3 112 BA, den 3 fireplaces, formal dining room & exceptional patio w/ built in bar/barbeque area. SPYGLASS 11,241,000 Reach out & touch the work from this panoramic view home.• BR, 2 1/ 2 BA, large family room. remodeled kitchen, pool, spa & beautiful carpet & wall coverings. 1NO CANYON •1,400,000 SPYGLASS ' 11.415,000 Bring your prudent buyer to mis exquisite 5 BA. f.mity home wt 1atge dining room, 2 Casual comfort & elegance abounds throughout this 5+ BR home w/ family rooms & 2 fireplaces. Relax in your own privat.-poo1. Sera Mlrvtn pool & spa, plus breathtaking ocean, bay & city lights view, \I \\l'ltl\I 1:1 \(II ftl 11( I ( rlf'\11.' 111 1 .1\-._I 1111.ll\\ \'i \I \\11\ \111• fi 11 'lfll,'' COLDWELL IANl !t I Pil!YlE!6J .=oJi CAMEO SHORES $1,475,000 Exceptional site south of PCH adjacent to 14th green of new golf course. Sweeping view of ocean, hills & night lights: Private beach. L <' DOVER SHORES $1,495,000 Incredible spacious view home flows to patio for indoor/outdoor living. Large master with fireplace, den w/ fireplace & sutdy. MONARCH BEACH $1,495,000 Catalina sunsets & golf course views from this Mediterranean design custom home w/ 5 BR, 5 1/2 BA. Truly too many appointments to list. IRVINE TERRACE $1,595,000 View lot w/ spectacular views of Newport Bay. ocean & city lights. Plans for large contemporary tiome included. SHORECUFFS S1 ,450,000 Incredible oppn>tunity to live on a gorgeous approx. 25.000 sq. ft. lot. Located on a lush NEWPORT BEACH $1 ~595,000 canyon w/ ocean views & acces.s to beactl. Even Cortlett Brand new custom home near completion. Beautiful approx. 5,000 sq. ft. 2 story on large lot in one of Newport'S finest neighborhoods. Large yard with room for pool. LIDO PARK BUILDING $1,825,000 Spectacular 180° views from every room I Bay. turning basin, mountains & ocean. 4 BR, large family/gourmet kitchen combo & 24 hr. security. Shows like brand new. SHORE CLIFFS $1,885,000 This lovely custom home is located on onEf of the finest lots in Shorecliffs w/ a spectacular view of the ocean & canyon . 3 BR. 4 BA w/ cozy den & separate quarters for live-in or office. CORONA DEL MAR BAYFRONT $1,995,000 Beautiful harbor views from this custom built bayfront home. Spacious 3 BR, 4 +BA w/ den, large office/bonus room w/ separate entry. so· frontage & dock. CORONA DEL MAR $3,500,000 Unequaled approx. 5,600 sq. ft. custom oceanfront glass home over COM tide pools. 3 story Interior w/ seaward walls & roof of glass. Under construction , call for plans & details. · BALBOA PENINSULA $3,750,000 Bayfront w/ generous sandy beach & dock for three 50' boatS. Special custom home, 5 fireplaces, guest wing, servants quarters & elevator. BAYFRONT $4,250,000 Over 70' on the bay, 140' on the beach, marine facilities for 4 large yachts. 180° views of main channel, Fashion Island. 5 BR, 4 1/2 BA, warm & Inviting. ._._.__.._.. ... ._ COLOWCll BAN~CR •• PEtlNSULA POINT S2JS0,000 This exc:epOOnal 4 BR. 4 112 BA tradltional bayfront home was featured on CHOC Home Tour in 1988'" Judy Robbins . ~ -. . ' ' I ' 1 I ( " • t \ ~ ' I , ' .. WEST NEWPORT S.,000 Gr .. t owrl9f user• 8nc:k fireplace. "9Wkilc:ften. 5upef investment propetty. Trtone Bergin House Huntl~ Just Got Easler. ft A home wiltl me BllA RoC>bon Award from Coidwel Bank., 11 rNdy to move into me day you look 11 rt To eam this ....,.,d 1 home ITIUS1 pass rigorous tests bOlh lllllde 1nd out And thOUgh tney're;n mo....-tn condltJOn m.(re pnced IO Mii Ju51 cad us today OPEN HOUSE SAIURDAY 1:4 p.m. SEAWIND $541,500 ~ 4 BR. one le\191 enhanced w/ many .,,,...._, As8oc. pool & tPe-L~ Ewing NEWUSlJNGS JAAWIEOMD ...... Aflordltlle PWI F in ~ guwd glMd COll'Wnunoly WI II of IN.,,,.,,,,.. hCludlng pool & ..,.,. 2 BR. 2 BA one leY9I HAMOR VIEW HOMES 1121.IOO Llirge ' BR. 2 BA home irl family onenled ~ hood Neer pool, pMa & greent»ll COAONA DEl MAR .... 000 Owner oc:cuplN one untt on this bMutlfully r-.modeled duplex Great comet ioc:.ciort South al hlgtM-V El'1fO'f COM lifellyle I 19C11n1e rental ltlClCHne tool IRVINE rt.MACE 11.171.000 lnCfedll* 2 BR hOme r909n11y remodeled to peitec. bon1 Floor llO C9illn0 pidUre WI Wff\dows In dllwlg, llwlg & lamlly room. ~ bndt COUltywd WI IC)e Corone Def Mw Jerry Finster 421 a Goldenrod IRYINE S385.000 woooeM>GE A1t.IOO Coron. Def ... Jerry Finster \ 426 A Goadenfod o.sq. dlMm home• cuuom ~ ~ $645,000 h'oughoul End uM on Qi.-~MC._.., toun tlWI I 2 c:.. ~ Ol'llOI e.1tt>tun ts3 ...... Ginny Anderson $650,000 Monarch a..ch 13 Gewtna John Cempbel $1.•95 000 $UNDAY 1-4 p.m, Corona Def Mw 42f B Gotct.nrod Ke111n Hutctun.on $385,000 Corona Def Mar 427 NarclHUI Jerry Finster $595,000 UtU. Balboa letand 320 Grend C.nel Sue Vernon $640,000 Corona Def Mu 42f A Goldenrod Ke""n Hutc:tunM>n $645,000 Corona Def Mu WOD.yBey Chn1 Undlay $650,000 &1tbtuft .,, ..... Genny Anderson $650,000 Newport ..,.,d 3717at.nnet Pl.oe O.\'ICI Pnnc:e $725,000 Utde 11-.o. l•nd 111GrMdC... Sue Vernon $13e,OOO hlMT.,.. 1•0..,..T.,_ TorySeu.1 • ''· 175,000 .......... 2Z1E-*'tC.10ft EdilOllort $1,t85,000 CoroMOel-1141 .. , ... o.t. e_, ecwt.e -I ,,, .. ,000 TVRT\.EAOCK sas.ooo Gorgeous 2 BR, 2 BA hlllSIOe townnome "''lots of upgrldet Pnv11e PlbO w/ unobltruc;ted Ille'#. built "" martlle ~ I deelgnet llx1Ure1 UMVERSfTY TOWN CEHTER 12S1 ,900 l.arOffl float plan & IMsl ·~· HlgNy upgraded tnroughoul I C1US10m deCOr PnYate 1P1 & -ol moum.nt & Plfll T\JR'TUROC* ... t S.000 J .,..,,_.,, plllO hOlne decotl10t pettectl End uno1 on greenbell 3 BR • ~ foom. WOOd ~. lolls o4 W1dowl "*10'/9 lborplllll In O'NI ... T\MTLI ~POINT ... .000 Warm I lllgllr'tt J M P..,.. 3 BR. 3 BA hon'9 hlgtlly upgrlded wl ,,... IDorl. ... ~ gDlbo9. ........, • ~ llllldllelpwtO TUlm80C* POINT'I ... £""'11 oondo In...,.,.. WI 2 8R • din or 3ld 8R • ..,,.., "'°"' Mel'Y ~ ......, .,.,...., ,,... ... a_....~· UOO ISLE ... ,000 Thi$ 2 BR. 2BAhomewas10lally ~ Gorgeous home Atta.,.... 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VaulledOlilngl. 2 BA, 2 8" .,_, 2 CM dadlldg9f110e """"ll'cllde -..y Ef'd 11'11 ~ S.-0 ~ c» llWQIO~ . WAL.KTOmACH 38A.38A..3C:Sfl'IO'end~ ... ~ ..... ~ Cleiif"9I. ~ ....,.. and~ HEM OCUN Qa.IOO S... mowtO ncdl F_,., hOrl1e w#I _., .. ,_ "*'*'· lllyflgtlla. ..... nooll. loot ~ ' ~me.111~~ WAL.KTOMACH Execuwe ._' ·~nood ~ •.,.,"' cui..-uc Atdioot IMd 1 ,_, 100 GARDEN GROVE nw • a Ul'llCJl9 6 BA a BA home whd\ • ueecs tor a 24 hour Dey c.. SANTA ANA. TUSTIN rrs A 10! l t2t.SOO ~ 2 8A. 2 8" lots ol wooo & nwrors a,. ftoor., ™A~ 4 8A COt'fW hOlnt on CMk»-MC,,.., .. Sc.19\ ~ Pl&za u.. pnce'" .. _ ~ lor .. ..,,,,.. T UIWI ......, WI 4 8A b'f'Nj °'WIG fOOl'I Molle on ~ Seier• f-.dy '°.,..,.... Qlldl..,,..,,. l9AUT1PUL °"" F\.OOR PUN --This'*'-• loc-.tln 8..,., I~ I •In lAROa 'AllllLY HOliR un.-. · n.£GMT OW. IZ51.-0 F,_,., ,..,... OUlade Neerty new fool & kllC:flln M""'....eiot~'shOi.-~38Rwr mow. In OOi'dlllOn. • MVATI. COftl• LOCAftOll ...... ...,... ...... "*' ........... 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Expan· sive double lot estate once owned by a Prince! 4 bedrooms, 6 tn baths· 15 rooms. Incred ible gardens and pool area. An entertainers dream home! Offered at $3,300,000 BALBOA ISLAND 605 North Bayfront -Duplex OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY! Incredible· just completed remodel. Better than new! Wonderful 4 BR, 3 BA that includes 2 master suites. dream gourmet kitchen, plus a 2 BO unit. Offered at $1,650,000 DALY P&Or / llAL UT ATI HAPPY NEW YEAR! LIDO ISLE . 215 Via Udo Soud OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY & SUNDAY Fabulous new contemporary waterfront home with every possible amenity. Marble, granite & glass throughout. 45' lot. Large dock with full utllltles. Now priced at $2,345,000. BIG CANYON HARBOR ISLAND 17 Pinehurst Completely remodeled and expanded 5 bed· room, 3 bath contemporary family home with granite, glass & marble throughout. Large lot with city light views. Reduced to $1 ,445,000 13 Harbor Island Breathtaking bayfront lot with pier and slip. Design your own mansion on Newport's most prestJglous island. This fabulous lot Is Just waiting for your dream castle! Offered at $2,750,000 START 1991 IN THESE WONDERFUL PROPERTIES! -. c:a..A •IMI ----One Ml OCfe on Corona dlt ~ wot..-tont Pf9mUn ~'If PQfCli on loy9'cit OI PfMJ'9 bd't pier + Pkn. "WIA CMl9 CX:IO" I Mat MY ...... &d _..ga19e1_.p.aiectGt>cweo~beoc:h. kD a. ocean --.1ec:11.-on. Fl tor o 111ng1 .... Ollllt\CN----~-~one aa. WYlll elteft. Pool. IS)(J. crOQUet lawf'I. ---c.-or • 61A. lbary. bllord rm• much mot•. HAll099QllPUNDOI ~-~ Harbor Ridge CUlltom heme W/tPKfOCUor >Mw ot oc.an. t>av a cJrY """ 8lJIT bV Valentne. LINDA ml h•.DGD Excep1toc IOI Wiit end locotton""""" par IOfat'Nc vWIW of l'~'tt\mngbo*\.t.ageciock~rm for2Yochts MIUIOP mAa ·IA MAIM 1•a1• • 1.-.oao 2aa...S)ft'Mk>Calof•·51A.51Awl~.Oemy.Oo9orl • ga«c:o.ne ..... Aoorr\ for rN"Of009. ~Olpoot. ~CUl10M .... ..., ~cwcm hom9<neatng ~I) ona Pftn9 k>t W/ft'd one ot 0 kind ~ed ~. 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T.,.,.a V~cil. ~. IHOmQRS t2.llO.oaD Ettat9 ltZ8d IOt W/breatf\taktng OC90n A wMewotet ..... 9eoch occ-..., yo.6 d'eam home •coatr ~ h.Ml.000 =-~~·~ mpeccOl)le LY'B' 111 llOM VllJO h.*• M oc:N'9Ct\l'clt ma.1.pece SIA.51A. poo1a2 cic»'a. Gfanlre A tnOltlle ~ 5 fp6c A thOwc:Clte tUrVI WICM 9MO U.•• Lage 51R. 4.61A. ~ hOme w/~ tocotlon. ~tom~ to Hober 91 ltrar IC9. 9oat ctodl. lAI~ IMClt *2.1tl- A. tore oPPCIJt\fttY to actWie 0 ~ fOJf:l"I after .. .,.... h pt .... Nomi~ leoch. COIC*A OllMM •1,m,oao lNl~pMlctbfod(trd~~hh ""'·Located on~ beoCh. ~ ldtt:Nn. COIC*A---•1.--Mcq ..... tocat9CS.5IA.UMComeo~tw.wM. ~~---~ -*ldedPoOlcno. •A fllNCH 04AflAU• fH OU)( COM tl,315111» Roof top~ decit wl3HJ view 1.5 blodcl to big CCfono beoCh. 3 fl'pt, l decb. 3 l)OftOI. 38R W/BA ~Mil •1.200.aao Larg......, lot onlfi'Nf of c:uttom helm• Ocean• cttv ~ >Mw AQptoa. llD> IQ,, Gteat pr1Ce4 MMIOl .. lOWl.10.. f I, llO.,OGO SPectooJor ..eA.38A. towmome. LMngrm. bnl'f tm + a <*' w/ctty, be\'• ocean >Mw COIOMA Dll MM ti, 121.oaD Ocean and .;.tty-... Began! 3 year dd l'lalM-halt btoetc1o~. Ft'enehdoorlond~$>0.IK ... 1WUIOCI Cllll VllW MOiia • •• ··-Q~ o l"tl topw~..._ HclrMaon IOrQ9 lof w/pod,tPCJ. )<(If gGrgge l~IQO,.,... ... fOmW9WWI ., ... ~.~"4ewh0me. ~ •• ,....,... ccut. oool A cic». 1NI \ltew home~.-. 6.!M. UDo ....... ,, .......... ..... New •• 4IA ., • q.ldltt • .,.... tNuCU • eparft. "'°"*a bta9. ~""·din. I 11 rdl9 '"'· MMIC)IWWlll&J~ .... ~S.::j 1.£:.:-hOmeon HU? -:iiil!!: -7 dooft tom ac-~ IC>' ••• 2M rwn~tobe ·~ .VG4.ADHtu:dl'! ·~ 46R. 2 58A. 1 " . ll)O. Ffend'I OOOtS • ~ WNte Sc*°' l90te at •.500 mo HAllOI VIEW HUS IOU1H t 76' l1t:IJ oc.an a hart>Ot Ylewl rrom "* Nltop hOm• 48R. oftglna home w/fl«Jt potentld fOt rencMJnOn GlllYWBMCI 1li t7.,JOJ ~~~(te::io1~rt0tw/ OC1M VIEW · LAe.A MOUll tnt,taD SpocbJl 31At\Ol'Mh ~gcledcomn l erv-a. poo1 • tPO Ill eott40WI"' ...... wotet .,.._, t.MMM-· OCIM WW t121JIOJ kA ocean*'-mocll& home Molt9' Ute W/f/p, ~ '100el to ~too men1ton .... 2.MA 1UftlllOCI[ DICU1MI.... ....,., 6IR heme w,_.,,rm ~..., cHcten'1~ Ooee to tchOc:* and park Great lllPOI.,,., pot9' "'°' WIPCUff .... /OJ O.lfom ~ ~. ~ ~d.,.,,., W/ ~.C~t>Od•tS>O •• 3"" MtWOl.WMOIB·CUllOM .... ~OIWf'_, Large C'Utlh:wnel.3.5M.~n\llJ ...... Stoor<* malcll <P. ~ ... ,.... °""' .., .. .,... ... .. ~ PfOC*fYllt\.ded on one of Uclo'a...,-.-.. Top cp.dlty r~ W/t:town rnc*lt'IQ & t.c. ~ , NlW OmoM • WIOi\ llACM VAi.im .... WateNtew homell lh:* mcnet tot falf eale. Aa II Ol l'nlhed sno.cm. 38R. 3.58A. 3 ~. Vk»o/leC • .,,... ~~~i''"v•~.:.::. rdcent "'9wl. . comm.pools a..,.,._ IAUOAPB•m•Adl!! ..... a-on.. IQ 8alboo rncome \rM. N.w pant. r-..w capeit ~ ~. 100 IOt. P(Gl.UI .:>GI .... WondeffU I ltory. '8R. YOIJted celrlg hOtne. LA.th. VetV PfMJt• ~.Pool *9 bodryord. !EA aMD NfWPOlf MACH .,UIO.aaD Prtllat• end ll"lt Wfth <N• mct vord • "'4ew of t>ov • c:nv 11gt1t1. NMArat decOI. bleoc:hed wood. aa • mn. H.MIOe ll>GI .... Motivated....,, aOlflcollV rec1Joed. Lowtv 38R. 2.58A. ,__... parHd •carpeted.~ al on.a. NlW UIMO • COIOM HIOttLANOI M1t.aaD Open• 1POClcu ftoor J'lon. "48R. 28A, YOIJted celnga. hardWOod 11ra. Lot 111 m . Great ioccmon. LAGUNA MACH tl71,DGD loO'llQ Charmer. 58R.28A. blue water view. w~ Clltmce to beoc::h ond vtoge. IOl'llS1ICA11D BIG#MCI • C.D.M. $Mt,DGD 8e<Utf\A remodeled 2BA. 28A W/ 1 BR. 1 BA ltudlo. ~ ~ea CUltom feot\I• thr~ WEJ1Q.lff M'6,DGD ~ tomllv home on a large lot. l.Jglt CS*' ftoor plan Large mltr w/tlm"lg ote<>.Mony'.c><JC>del ABR. 38A. HAllOI YIEW HOliB Mif,DGD .Jult lilted 48R. 2 58A. Remodeled a eJCpOn. Palermo Ffench wndowl • Ch. Great lot near patt. NMdl TlC. ~ NOl'fM .... Medterroneon lfYle r.gle tcxntv home. ~ ~ goded. PwMrte patio • 1PO. Soon to be gated comm. llLCOUlf llMOI ... '"-- Largelt J.M,PM .. pion •. 51A. 4.68A.pool,1PCJ. ~ rantvrm. IPOCku maftf. Col for men dlltall. MofMJted .... U>mlt alotten ........................ 1.-.aaa MalDe--sa!:W Ma'1» PUf't~ • ICUl(I. GcM· m.t ldtchen. area.~· aw. COIONA DB MM t111.aao 'N.w, QJpe Cod. fOtwntlome In .:~ IOcafton. WOOd ~. ffenc:h docn. 9 ft ce1l'9. 2 frP. WD1CUff ... S... .. dolemf epftonon ..... 2IA homeW/pool • CabanO. 2 tllf of~ tlifle:*.. great OleCJ. IAYCIDT ... °"9andhg ~Mhome. Dec0tatonaeom. exc:et-*" ~. ec:nooea. N.w corpeit. pdnt. IDIA&lY lOCA11D IAV.S COYI ..... ~ ~. eec::uty condo. 28A. 1.58.A. dole to greot ~ 0. tf'IOff dlta IC9 to 8alboo llland. 1UIUIOCI POIQI ... EJIP(I .... W...d ,,... CG1V0Non QlMt akfHOc:. 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E,,Joy the chofm or Cdt.4 .................................... .- MllOIVllW... 11 ... ~lnloW81 o 0tbUld"°'"9on OgeUW'flot::ill~':...,,..., -·°'°°'· IMCl.Bwal ..... 8eolAA ~'NW IOt"" pi..ngloul Seo PohM &- tat-.~ ...... UJmlt al°"*" NIWPOll llACH .... AbloUe peffKftonl J M P9tM ~ home -"' 90'· ~ b(ldr boy "'4ew. Decorator wlndOW cOtWeltl lgl. LMMeAOlUIB .... l.oglra cottage on 2 lots W/tllf, P9ff9cf flew *99 Ol eCJUPe. lMIX ·fAlrla .... T~ ~ W/et"td pano a gatQOe. W9I maft. tdned. pitne locdton. Co. to ~IQ• tu. NlWPOlf lltOIU .. ,. Large HOfV. 38Q heme eod"I w/own baft\ • O«t/ omce. ~molt• aM9 w/llftlng area.-U>. ....,..toH llACH .... PIMlte odl. loclotlon. •. 38A.new gourm11t 111c:Nn a lo'L ~ bodryord • W/Olbt:JI a fedilooood dedt. OUMQ( ...... •·Aea. 29A. 18A n Ofonge. Will m<*'tt<**1 /l«1IA. $35, 100. 4'-cor gatoge. ~ locCJftOI\. GllAT OflfOl'Ml1Y It SANTA AHA t.119,tm O'O'IT'I gator• on huge lot w/pOOA a tf\M ,.._a rec. room. TNleRhOmelilonOYef 1/locrew/wg.garclen. IAYYIEW COUil ...... 38R. 38A.1ee. gate J M P9ten ~. lU> IQ ft. 3 yi90rt l"l.l, locofed doee to bCJV, blMg • ~ tJola. LAGUNA .... 2BR. 18A n the heart ot t.oguno Cary cottoge w/ beamed~. hOrctwood In. MDAYaDl ••1• GotgeouaeAfarnlVhorne,lorgevord.IPO.~ remooelec1 ffench dOOlL COIOMA Dll MM-·------· 9're91Q ~ .__ garden Of tower.one_._,.,,,,.... 110ocean*wtt IM~ot Y'O'I cteom hame ........... . WMe VNJl.YPOOl ..._ ~"-CWl4Mf' ner-., *-JlllO Qoarn tor ~In ..... ~ fanlv home ... 41A.2M. tomlV ~- lcrge IR. 3 IA+~ rm.~ ~W/r)OQ &tPQ. hOOC1 Near • fwyt. ~al oft'9n. -c;s.e: .. " ... IACllAY tau.a lrtgge q.dty + ~58A. big 2 tne Uta A peffec1 ffteot Cl.Ole to troll fOf Jogging. bactl ~. • OC*. lie ~a blre.6 'f"l.Comm. pool & IPQ. VOl.lt9d ~· IAWllWCOWIDICUM LRSMI ~10.000 Ml1MSWH ~ t2'f.OOO Pa'*9e IOcaeto i. pUt\ 21R. 2IA condO. 3 yeot1 rww. ld9CJI IOCOtQ '· Oaring 38Q. tee. gen. PGOI • tPCJ. ca. to t>ov• FOliNon lllancl. ~ BA.t>tg loc<Jnon.newroof . ...... Gltc:. llACM ---...... LOCAllC* WOOOla>Gl *236.000 Modll peftec:t • .-.2.5M. larg9 tamlVtm. TWo *"Y. I .5 ~a dry. 38A. 2.61A. 2-co goroge. Woldng dlltanee ,,,._to beOCt\. Hew 1PO In bodt yard to k*9 a ,...CU>. o..torraeo ~-• \49odec IAWllW COUii Utt.tao NIAl~MMI. •221.aoo ~ 6 bftVtt, 21A. 2IA Condo. S.C.gat9. pool a IPQ. ~ltto~~ •homepertectfof OOle to be¥. twya a trlq)plng. 3 -,.ora rww. U>n«. bnlv M'1Q W/t'd#d h Lage yard W/rpo --~W1IO ---Aff()IDMll It COllA WM ·--Ilg CIC*' ldtChen • bnlvnn ~ PQtk>. pool a Hordtobele-.. •fanlvhome. Huge famtf nn w/t"Pf. IPO. ..._.. appbic• JN occea. Big M'lg rm w/tr:A 2-caf on garage. large Oltvewol tot JN. Central 1oc. ...,...._ ---LAe-.~ ...... Lowelf prk:9d 2 *"'I home 2 blodca tom to beoc:t\. + ~donor make~ ••h anymore! Hor<Mood _., bonla rm. Aleo poo1 a r..w. i.oee land. loorl. ptoltet ~. 38R.28A. Encioeed ICfMn pa1'o A llAl IUY .. COllA ll8A tm.aoo &AMal -N.I. OCMOO ·--~-h<U91~earpeit.rwwftoorl Lage MOit <»*able encs llllf. 2-cor onoched oc:-oge 38R. yard W/tPCJ. JN OCC ... MClilMt hal 2 ~ca.ta. IPQClouaMng rm. lfepe to pool aa. to Hoog~al waaa.Aiaite.= un.aoo WIS1PAm ·9YN .... _ New31R. 2.61.A Qdy~by Moo.I perfect 29R. 29A W/'O'Je ptNote baiconV Nto ltlggl.. "' "*pk.a . ~ i.e. CJf I. 100 o monfn IAY981 tm/lllO COllA.aA •1.a.000 'INlllO YWf P'M:lf• gated Conde> comn'U'ltV. l.Ocat9d ~"' 28A. end l.rlt In tmOI COf'F'C)lea. VetY prtyate In dlltatM toc:<llcll 1 In Ft-.. nee. 2IR. 2M. and~ W/ottoched 2-caf garage. .... Olf .~-OfPOIMllV Ull/lllO llJf IMfY. CCltA ... t12'.000 lo.ltp!llC9dt'mbifbbeochl~~leote ~. wOOd ~ fl'P, Aftoc;hed o...ICl:ed 2-cor b krd Nillo .. tee.~°' lecJl9 at $18/mo. garoge. lbed. a bam. VA • FHA ...... IC*:; 111• tMt.ICIO WVAWI • =il'.ltf ultr' •tM.tao WondlftJ eA."t ltory. eioro lortJe Orft S l ,,.,Q). L 29A ·s. lorge bodcyard. 1.6 patto. tP. oYel l • ~. No ~no VA. ....,...,~ blt,ICID oaM WW VACNff lOI --EJCho lafOe tot on . hVeltanoeom &'eott\ t~ ocean and COOlflr ie *W X>JDJ IQ ft tn Of remodlt. Gfeot °' siottet home. Aidt e.oct\ ..... Hof DtAdat>le ot "* 1lme • tldd.. QPENHOUSES NEWPQRt IE,ACH SAT lal:>oo Mlond ~ Femofldo Melm ScMlcrd S 6f/OJXX) SAT~ C.O.ono del Mar 9UN taboo llland 9UN lcPt~Ccut SAT~ HarbOf Alcfg9 SAT~Wa~ Z>it Opal Ave M*ldo Jonte S 190 /DJ 9UN COfono del Mar 1)( ~ CCMt Alllto Sd'tar• S 366.mo 9UN Olde COM 25 HarbOf Sldge HLql ~ _,, 1 $ l .160.000 9UN Olde COM 1307 Od:td Lane loreftO Saylee S •7&.ax> U. 00. COM . NllGHIOllNG MfM LEASES 8*out $8..50) Hart>or~ $2/DJ Salto Monico $5..50) Wettdff Sl.97?> 8*out 55/XXJ The 8kJ1l's $1 ,795 HarbOr Ridge S.C.900 The Bkltb $1.750 Shofecmt $C..5CXI 8ayo .. CoU't SI.JOO Cotono def Ma S.C..50) 8alboc>~ $1.650 UdOIN S.C.200 ~ S l..600 ·~ $.3.800 !Nine SI ..5CXl Cotono def Ma $.3.IDJ !Nine sum Hort>Ci~ $.3.200 Newport Shew .. Sl.A50 Cotono def Ma Slim 8ayoelfCo..rt SIAD LC>O'l'd~ $2..500 8oyrtdge SIAD M..a~•de $2A95 ~ SI-* The 8kJtb $2..275 !Nine $1.200 ~1b $2.200 8alboo~ $1.200 .....,. $2.200 Cotono def Mar $1.l~ ~Terroc• $2/XXJ ~ $1,1~ ~w Terroce $2/XXJ Irk-. sum .....,. $ 900 CORONA pn MAR 232 Orc:Nd Cl I ISM"""° '901'1 $ 97?>.(D) )61J7 ~ Aod'iele Ull s 8315.(D) 610 ~ Pat Meny s 6e'l.(D) ~~rod ..1m~ s1.-.tn:> 211 HI .»nylrooD Sl.125.tn:> • 13122 •• lhorTicJI Nlto Sc:handlt $ 6111&.(D) 2' c.m lldge Gfff'IW\.OmmO $ Mt .ax> J lkHtlf.I HMW ..... ~.._ ....... tac ...... °' oc ....... , .... dty .............. "Y ..... Ea.rl .... !Milk "Y v .... u .. . ss.2ts .... ··VD.LA CAPlllCCIO'' PnchM hJeh •'-" • priv ... Mech .. n. .... Ardl Bey. lMI .,.,.....,..,, ................................ ---·· el ......,, ,,.,. ...... C..s*tely ,...-.a.c1 I• ·15 •I• .-c'-• \ayotit. ~ $4.7H .... ·~ aDNACOVE Thi.I lalMdcHMI ......,·•·klll4 cu. to. Fr..c:ll M.tl .. rr• ... • ho- le loclltecl •t the .. traaee to New· '°" harbof. n ....... tJy.,.. pot•tecl hoae often epecwc11tlar oc..afrOllt alMI MM:ll v.._a. Tnly a rare often... the reel· cle.u ... ~ .......... ... ,,119 M ....... l• , .. Uty workaauhlp ...a •Jl4'llelte de· ..... ~ NOm111 LAGUNA Pf-. .. tltltB .. N ......... Mertatl ... .._.•C.... Prt- .,.., ..... toi..c:lt .... Dn-. IMdc ctey ....... c s • a ........... ... ...... c.. ........ ,...., ~ Prkelt....._ sa,1ts, ... t71a.Rm. Pran:kr S.yfr-t P•r«I louted -S.yskk °''"· Prh1at• beach • ear-t1o11 Cove wltll pM.r •114 dock. Apt>rov.4 plau •114 per· mil• to btdkl •• ,.... uropua 1tyle c11t1to• .... , •• Call for de· taiJa. SS.SH .... ~ CORONA DfJ. II.All Perfectty 111 .. tect °" the M11ro- poMtH Cou4 wtdtla cloM ,....... lty to ewrythl-.. Prlv.11 ~ w/Ndudecl cove oe be11. Laree ' bedroo• h-with ,....,.."' vi.w1. Fun for the .,..... ,._..,, O...r ha.1 '°<•ted .. otJter "-· Now $l.t75 .... M'"OA PENINlllA S-... ,._.., r 19'1...,. ...... •W • l·I paraiL k80dl It ... Md ............. .. ............... C9 to ... ........ s1.e1s .... ... . .. , .... DM.Y NOT/ llAL ISTATI A REAL ESTATE COMPANY Kc.&-·--VIN ... Prime k>catk>n. Fabuk>ua WM of the bey. OONn. mountains and city Hghts. Three bedrooms. Three baths. Three fireplaces. Enormous lot wtth fruit trees. Must eee. Best t>uy ...•................... $929.000 Open .... Suft. 1-4:30 , . . 121 Klng9 P'9c:e IAl.80A PE•tllU . . . Bayfront. Custom home situated on two tots. A great ..tate. Six bedrooms. Four baths. Sixty feet of waterfront. Ex-PMIM twbor "'9wa. Dock for large yacht... ........................... $2, 750.000 Open~---1-4:30 "'-·-· 1114 E. •• .,.,.lewd UDO ISLE ... Panoramic views from this magnlfloentty attuated south facing Pfoperfy. Dock for a large yecht. Four spack>us bedrooms. Three baths. Exoeftent opportunity for a quldc doM .......................... $2, 175,000 Open a.t•lun 1-4:30., w•n 111 V1a LJdo loud llQ CANYON . . . A heralded versame. model. Nest'8d on a qu"91 cul-d&- uc. Four bedrooma. Ave baths. This gracious reekMnoe otters prtvacy and dramatic Nlllide and gott courM vtews .............................. $1,345.000 G>N>EN GAOYE ... 1.8 acnt resldentlal site. Zoned for eight single famffy homea. L9t1 average 85CJ squar• feet. Conventenl acoess to the Garden Grove Freeway ............................................................... $1,320,000 llG CANYON . . . Original owner. Rate ptan one Broedmoor. Ave bedrooms. Three baths. Large tamUy room. Dining room. Soaring beamed celllngt throughout. Quiet cul.O.sac ........................................ S 1,295,000 Open lundey 1-4:30 4 W9"ged Foot L8M IALaOA PEl•taULA... Exoettent oceanfront income opportunity. BMutlfulty oonstructed and maJntaJned duptex. High ceilings. Skylights. Natural atone firepfaces. Four car subtetT'81MN1n parklng ......... $1.195.000 oova. IHOMI . . . Just reduced! Large family hOme wtth outstanding vtewt. This gteclou9 four bedroom. four bath home 1Urrounds the poo6, :spa, and gardens. Guest houM. Three car garege. ..................... $825,000 UDO ta.E .. ~ Fabulous executlYe family home. Four bedrooms. Three and one half bathl. Formal dining room. Ubf'wy wtth fireptace. Maid's quarter9. Frtneh dOorS. lmmacu&ate throughout ......................... $759,000 UDO-.. ... A mo.t pres1~ street. One of the greeteet 8PPf edatMt ~ ~·on UdO. Weetlkte atrada. Ttne bedroom. nw. bath. Con'9 eteet• "/OAK mMterpleoe hotne ........................................... $725.000 MYCMST ... The lnt9rtor of tNt four bedroom N1ktenoe ti~ ipC)Otnted. lmpeccabee In = end -.cutlon. Wll lllPOlr"9d bee*~. Poot Spe. Alt ~a ......... .: ............................ $125.000 HAR80R VEW HLl.S ... Great location In the flVf!K popular original Harbor View Hilla. Four bedrooms. Two baths. Ooean and bay views from the living room. Walk to Fashion Island ........................................ $715,000 Open ......... 1~ 1121 White ..... ., CORONA DEL MAR . . . Just reduced! Setdom does one of these marvelous three story homes come on the marl(et. Four bedrooms. Three and on.-hatf baths. Cu~sac. View ........................................... $665.000 Open Sunday 1-4:30 ..... ~·--2721 ,.., .,.. ... PE•llYl-A POINT . . . Charming home. Near the Wedge and beaches. Quiet. Prestigious street. Ave bedrooms. Original arched windows. Wood ft?ors. Roof deck. Room for expansion ....................................... $595.000 , HAMOR YEW KMOU.8 ... VtfNI of the new nature center Ind of the Saddleback mountains. Three bedrooms. Three baths. Open llvtng room. Famlty room. Remodeled kitchen and master bath .................... $465.000 NEWPORT HEIGHTS . . . Just reduced. Lowest price tn the be11 location. A most desirable street. Two bedroom. Separate guest quatters. Huge badcyard. 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Vaulted oeillngs. ceramic tlle, Berber carpet, plantation shutters & yard with pallo & sprinklers. 760-3600.. . ........................... $225,000 .£.ASTSIOE COST A MESA Lovely 3 bd t9tnhm bullt In 84 with frplc in bOth master & hv1ng room. Parquet floors In entry & kitchen & Fr doors to landscaped· patio Close to back bay walking & riding tralls. 631 -1400 • .. . .. $239,500 IRVINE Walk 10 Woodbridge s South Lake from this Model Perteet 2 bdrm corner townhome with bOnus room & large private yard Light & airy. decorator papers & wood shutters. Comm pool. spa & tennis courts 760·3600 . . . ...... $255.000 BA YRIDCE Lushly landscaped gated comptex, pool & spa. easy access to beach, freeway$ & airport Bright & beau11tu1 upgraded contemporary 2 bd upper unit, new carpet. wood bhnds &. double gar11ge. 631 · 1400 .......... $258,000 LAKE FOREST "'The Oaks" wtcommunlty pools & tennis Ught filled 4 bdrm (or 3 & den) home with formal dining room m private corner location. Totally renovated. soaring cellings. skylights & hardwood floors 631 -1400. . .............. $259.900 COST A MESA'S South Coast Metro area. Freshly painted 3 bdrm. private master suite & family room. Tiie kitchen & baths & new tile flooring In entry, kitchen & dmtng areas Futura stone patio. pool & apa. 631-1400. ... . ....................... $269,900 CORONA DEL MAR Lovely 2 bd unit In Canyon Cove complex. Light bright & airy, cathedral ceilings, spacious master wtth spa bath & llVlng room wtth frplc Security complex & private ShorecllHs beach acoess 7~3600.... . ............................. $320,000 EASTSIDE COST A. MESA Extenslvety upgraded 5 bdrm home In nice area. Oen. dining room, family room. redone kitchen with white washed cabinets, skylights. new roof & carpet Alley BCQ8U, room for boat or RV 631-1400 . .. ..... .. ....... s:M0.000 E.A.STSIDE COST A MESA On cul-de-sac In great family nelghbOrhood Pride of ownership 1 story remodeled 3 bdrm. Wood firs In entry. kitchen & IMng room Paned windows & French doors opening to lovely yard w/spa. 631-1400 ....................... $375,000 MID PENINSULA Charming grey & white 2 story, 2 bdrm & den beech cottage In delightful quiet neigh- t>orhood. Steps to bOth ocean & b•y beeches & short wal.k to e.Jbo. Ferry & PJet. 831-1400 ........ 1495..000 Realtors ® WEST NEWPORT Duplex, steps to ooe9n & prime beeeh. Front houee With 2 bd & 1 bath, bonus room & large front yard, upper hu 1 bd. Good sum-"* /winter rental potential. 63 1-1400 ......... $398,000 NEWPORT HEICHTS Bright & fresh 3 bdrm, family room a offloe/atudy oH the garage. Room to expand on one of the beS1 streets. New root, new bathrooms & new appllanen. Walk to schools. bike to beach. 631 -1400............... . .... ... . . .......... . .$419.000 BLUFFS Single level 3 bd twnhm. family room. huge patio & gated brick courtyard entry In fabulous end tocatlon. A perfect jewel, new kitchen & baths. d• signer papers. Ille floors. skylights & security system 631-1400 ..................................................... $425,000 NEWPORT'S Best kept secret. charming Udo Sands community with pool. Just 4 doors from ~n & beech. Immaculate 3 bdrm home. beamed oetllrlos & frple on extra large tot. very private patio & land· scaped yard. 631-1400 ... :. . .. .... . ... $442,000 NEWPORT HARBOR Magnificent wide angle Harbor, channel. oce9n & sunset views from fabulous 8th nr penthouse Nd••W8Y· Boat dock possible at S2 • ft. Beautiful 1 bdrm remodel (can be converted back to 2) (LH) 631-1400 ........................... $449,000 HARBOR VIEW HlU.S Broadmoor .. bdrm, 2 houtes from comm. pool on quiet dead end street. Picture perfect trl-level p4an, separate mufer, beamed famlty room & breakfast room open to lowly yard with playhouse. 673-6900 .................... $899.500 CUFf'HA VEN Neat & tidy 3 bdrm original cottage with hardwood floors & large becit yarcf. Lovely tree lined street walk to an schools. Very liveable as la yet prkled for buyer who wants to remodel or buJld new. 760-3600...... ......... .... ........... .. ................ $449,000 DANA POINT Near new luxury 2 bdrm townhome, ocean view deck In lovety fenced yard. Hardwood ttoon & fireplaces m llvtng & dining rooms & spacious muter suite. Obfe attached gatage Small MCUre complex. 760-3600 ... ....... . . . ................ $450,000 BALBOA ISLAND Super buy at lot VALUE! Great potential In th s early Island 2 bdrm cottage plus studio apt over the alngle garage. Remodel .. build new ... or use as rental with good loeome. 673-6900 .. . . . . .. . . .. . ... .... . ............. $540,000 OLDE CORONA DEL MAR Duplex. walk to shops, restaurants & beach. Adorable 2 bdrm front house wtth high beamed oelllngs. flrepla<le & sunny patio, newty carpeted 1 bdrm garage apt p4us separate guett room. 760-3600 ................................ $5-49.900 WEST NEWPORT Family h<>rne. 1 blodt to bOth bey 6. oc.an bMchee. Fireplace In muter autte of thla 4 bdrm property, 2 bdrma have outalde entrance & ~~~~:00~~ ... ~~~·. ~~ ... ~~~~ ... ~ ... ~.t.~~5= WATUfllONT HO•U, INC. llEALTOU • NEWPORT BEACH OFFICE t 4:'6 \\. COA T HIGHWAY 71t·611·1tM \ " i l~ , ·4 \ ~ t' 't .. , LJ1TL£ BALBOA ISLAND Beautiful new custom 3 bdrm home Includes exciting master suite & view roofdeck Two fireplaces. &1ngle pane French door•. hardwood floors & charming clapbOard exterior w/used bnck trim 673-6900 $81 5.000 PENINSULA DUPLEX Lovely quiet neighborhood of treetlned streets. Steps to both bay & ocean beaches, walk to shops & Ferry. Great condition. upper 3 bd + view deck 1s ideal for owner occupant. lower hes 2 bdrms 631·1400. $595,000 CUFFHA VEN BEST VALUE Bright 4 bdrm home with separate master on quiet street. Spacious beamed oelllnged famlty room with flreplaoe opens to deck & spa in large yard. Owner may carry 1st trust deed. REDUCED! 760-3600 ...... $595,000 POINT DEL MAR Walk to beach, shops & tennis from this customized 2 bdrm home with den/guest Quiet location In newef Corona det Mar neigh- borhood. The fresh. elegant Interior looks to patio & lush landscaping. 631-1400. $639,000 UDO ISL£ Freshly refurbished 3 bdrm ho~ on large lot •t highly desirable east end of Island Good potentlel f0t 2nd story expa.ntk>n New carpet & noortng, steps to tennis. beaches & ctubhou9e. 631-1400. .. . .. .. $695,000 CUFFHA VEN FLEXJBU Sellers will carry paper with low down, or trade will conalde< ell otters. Top quality 3 bd remodel. family room, detached studio large yard & patto Hdwd floors. Fr doors & bay windows. 631-1400 . . . ... '899.000 BALBOA. ISLAND Shingled charmer with the lo<* of •Nantucket summer house F0tmal dining with frpk:, family room wtth sit-down bar. gourmet kitchen with Wolf range, 2 spacious master suites & private spa 673-6900 .. .. . ... $720,000 BA YSHORES Comfortable shingled 2 story family home. 3 bdrms & den (or 4th bdtm) femlty room & spacious patio in parklike setting. Large cor1* tot In this charming ~ted bay&1de community with prtv•te beach 631-14 . . .. . .. . .., ............ $791,000 SAN CLEMENTE Pan<>famk: 1eo• ocean & mtn v..._ lrom belh.lttful custom contemporwy 3 bd home, lorm•I dining & Euro •tYle kitchen. Oak noor.. Berber carpet & vaulted c:elllngs. Will contkMr IM option Reduced! 760-3600 . . . ... S797.000 LIDO SANDS Private community with pool & partc Step to Newpon'a best beecMs. Huge Informal s bdrm Includes muter with frptc, epa, deck & mini ooean views Large living, famlty & game roome & private pool. 831 -1400 ............................... S799,000 UDO V1LLAC£ Spectaoulet vlewl of oceen, moun- tains & aparkllng bay from thla t>Mutlfufty decoreted 7th rtoor 2 bdrm. 2'-' beth Conde> wtth ..,,,. In fuM HCUrlty building with doorman, pool & ape. 831·1400 ............ IMS.000 BALBOA ISLAND OPPICE :m; MARINI!: AV8. • DALY Nor/ mAl. ISTATI · . SAtum>AY. ~ S. 19'1 I ~NZ 2J . ·wAtERFRONT HOMES, INC. DOVU 9HOR.ES lowly 6 bd hOme, tuper vtewa of mtne. upper ~ Bey & city lights. Remod1t1 o In ·ea. Fr. door9 & wkwtowl & new gourmet kitchen. ~~~.~~.~.~.~~.~.~ .. ~~~ BAL80A ISLAND Lerge lot seepe to beec:f\ wfth exc:tttng totel1y ••110C11t11f 4 bdrm home wfth lbtery, den & private brick pet1o s>k4 3 bdrm 11Pt with deck a ~,;1~..00~.~.~.~~~~~ HA.R90ll lllOO& BrMthteklng panoramic bay, OCMt\ & ctty lllht ._. h'om gredoustV elegent 2 story 3 bdrm ,..._a, eoertng ~ & ~Oc lnter1or etrtum. ~In meat•. paneted lbrery & ffvlng room. 760-3800 ................................ S1.025,000 PE.NINSUU OCE.ANFRONT BANJC R£POf P8n- <><wnic views from 1111 IMng ., .. of this 4 bdrm 2 sty home. Need• T.LC. but hu tremendous potential In gr .. t location. FarnMy room, oak floors a beema. PRICE DROPPED! 631-1400 ..................... $1,100,000 BA.l.80A ISLAND Beeutlful brick trimmed 2 story tredltlonm 4 bdrm home. Large lot, 1 ~from S. Bayfront. Dining & femlly rooms. office & eunny bride :!:: ~;~900~~ .. ~~:.~:.~~.!.~~. :1~5~ COllONA DEL MAR E.Jcdtlng nMtty new queltty Medtt.,,eneen twnhm w;tth n•ome vtstu of the entire bay & oc:eM. 8tuft top end unit. fonMI dining & =·~~.~.~ .. ~.~:.~.~:r.oJg BIG CANYON Freehty decor•ted 3 bdrm with tamMy room, chmatic entry with wM•lllhC wood ftoon i 2 ltory dlNng & Mng roome on IMO"" Canyon's ..., =·~-= .. ~: .. ~~.~~~1~:.= LIDO ISL£ LUlhfy i.ndec.,.ct 3 bd Medlterr.-.n. forfMI Clf*'O. tamly kMcMn with bay ~ & .,, with bultt-6ne. Fr. door9. per*9 wtndowl & Mrdwood IOOtl. Totally temod1l1d In '17 on xtra ~ tot. 931-1400 ..................................................... 1, ,000 DOVDt 9HOlllES Super bl!Yfront locetlon .. of mtne & c::4tY llgfM & dodt tor ss· & 38' boet9. Potet"'91 for 2nd Mory to We 4 bdrm home wlformel clM"I & ~ petlo. Community beKMI ... Rte£ OAOP- PeOt 780""3e00 ....................• -.................... $1,250,000 COllOMA Da. MAR Spect__. loCation 1 tot from OoMrt ~ & beedl on one of the pt9ttleet WMtl. Double tot with 3 bd ~ with Nrt1ftc .~ ~.~ ... ~ .. ~ .. ~~ .. ~ ... ~: ... ~: .. ~~ . Realtors ,A UDO ISL£ With 80' wide IOt. Fabutous ex>nternpor8ty Medftefr•-.n 3 bdrm, den & bonus room. Elegant fonnet Mng & dining rooms & khc:Mn O\l9f1oot( 40· pool. Arched windo'#t, limestone floors & Berber e.rpet. 831-1400 ....................................... $1.695,000 CORONA D£L MAR Whh 60' of tront8ge on beeutlfut b9ytront beech. Lowly 4 bdrm tr8dhlon8J home with dining & family rooms. den & gourmet kltc:Mn. LMge Mng room, bride rrpk:, Fr. doors a b8y .ctlon views. 631-1.-00 .................................................... s 1,975.ooo OPEN SAT & SUN 1-' s 11 Mom nt canyon. Con>ne det ,.._, ·-2 bd condo Connte Vrba $120,000 221 & 221 ~ )4th. Newpon Beach 2 & ) bd condos Rob Clem & ~ Harrlton SJM.000 & Sl72.000 1712 Dover Orlve, Newpon Belldl l bd ~ Maureen Downey & Lois Zimmerman ~2~ El ModeN. ~wpon Heletiti ~UY Harrison & Marlene Hassel . • 427 Plfate Rd. CIJffNven Lots McLoon 2a1s 8fo.d St. Newpon Helchts. $<11 ~.000 J bd~ $119.000 l bd house $449.000 lbdhouw Manny Srelllno & Roy Freeman SS7'9,000 lOlb CWf OJ .• Newport Hdihts... . ........ S bd house MMe<> Stuart & Mary Dfesser $99'S.OOO I 21 J E. e.Jboa ~d. ~ -·-4 bd house A.,Jt.1n O.ynn & CMsten Nltsen --.. -.. Sl,100.000 221f1ncs ~. Clllfha1ten ..... • .••• 4 bd house ltqeN ltJd\atdloft & Ashley MdntJ!t-·-St ~.000 214 PoinMttla. CorON del Mw.. . .... --···-.. ) bd house s.lty Pt\illlps & AIM PWtenen. -·-· SI. '4>0.000 OPEN SAT 1-4 I II lllh St , Newpoft Bach"·-·-.. -·.)~ I bd ~· ~ Hatwy ..... -...... -.. -···-·--1'000 2051 Com~. S.)'CffSt, NB ..... -·-·-········· l bd ~ M..-lene ~--·· $515.000 107 Cotat. a.lboa ll&Md-·--···--···-·"'" .. bd ~ Ceotafanne Co• s I. I n .ooo OPEN SUNDAY 1-4 2710 ~nt del M.u COfON del ~r .. An~ f'rttman 14~ K~. Harbof View Hilts.COM ludyGood 4bdhouM $'95.000 2 bd twnhm $61•.ooo l bd house sns.ooo 117 carnation. COfON del Mar J bd twnhm Otane cannon s1 .n~.ooo 7l9 Via Udo Soud. Udo tsle. N 8. .. ........ .. 4 bd house SallySotMn $2.~.000 UDO ISl.£ Orwnatic com.npcnry e bdrm home with ~ room & doc*. Toc.ly rema it1t1 it ...... of the.,, new kttcheft & ~ont ,,_..,......_£XIII..__ uee of btedc gr.-, bleic* merble & mAtTon. u 1· 141()() ......................................................... , 121350-0CM> LINDA ISLE LOWiy top qu8ltty tndtionail 3. bdrm. muter .with frpfc. F8mtty & fOf'mal dlnlng rooms & private P8tlo with pool. M8ny uiMd brick eccerita & large dock, prime View location. HUGE REOUCTIONll 631-1.COO .................................................... $2.995,000 BALBOA lSl..AND Sw u~ bay vtst• trom tot81ty redone South beyfront home with dock. Drwnatlc 2 story 2 bdrm lndudee spedous master with llttlng .,._ FonMI dining, den, roof, deck & petlo. 673-8900 .................................................... $2, 700.000 UDO ISLE. a.yfront with 52' of front8Qe. lerge brick P8fto. sandy ~ ' slip for 2 ... beets. Metlcuk>u9ty malnt8'ned newer e bdrm home with • tredltlonal feettng, dining & flmly rooms & Iota of stor8ge. 831-1.COO .................................... $2,700,000 LINDA ISLE MAGNIF1CENT BA YFaOH11 leeded gtus, mwbt9, white Berber & bl11ctted wood .c:cent thle IUXurtoul 2 sty 6 bdrm home with 8'A beCM, lowly endoMd 1trtum, dodt '°' • 50' yKht & prWllM petlo. 631-1400 .................................................... $2,750.000 BIG CANYON Elt ... wtth tlDlloul *-' & ~ 150' on t*lfl t:Ne1 8th t.r.ey. Top ~ wM\ .~ high cel9I ioed rooma. ft lnc:alde8 4 bdrm9, 2 twnify rooma. .eudy, fonMI dining & ...,., ... nWda Ute. t31-1400 ........................................... : ...... -12. 77$.000 UDO ISL£ Bright contemporary btlyfrot1t home, dock for *VI Y9d'1t. Oremdc 2 ~ =..., entry. 3 bell,~ rm, ct.t &. 2:nd loor nn W/Wet .,., &. buiJt4ft mueic ~. Said Mey f\.w'nllhed. '31-1400 ................................... u.w.ooo LIDO ISL.£ • LAST VACANT aA YnlONT LOT Prime ,., end of IMnd. Extr8 .... tot .......... lg dock, could ~ up .., l.OCM> 9q. fl home =-~ ... ~~: .. ~ -~ .. ~S2':':s.= SUNSET 8CH/HUNTINC'roN ~ 1na.-.. 390' ~of tN OCMI\, mtna. MrtMw ••• •11)'9 from thle 85' ... ..,... -·· tOMr. nw. Mng ~ ~~=~ .. ~~~ .. ~.~~ .. ~* UDO ISL£ Fab.,... bright & open $ bdrm home on huge tot. 67' of bey front 1 doc* for 100· ~ + .,. ttet The 2 story Mng room °'*" to 1he PMto & ~~~. ~~ .. ~.~!.~~ .. ~-~~ BA YSHOU:S A ,... ~ e.r.,. bllJtlonc tot wfttl 150' on the_..,, dOC* & bl ... _...~ ectk>n & night....,. .......... s ...... "°"" " --~.~ .. ~ ~ .. ~.~"~~~-!.i~.= LACUNA KAOI F._. ......_, • ..n OCIM- tront .._ O¥W 11.000 eq. ft. Tot.ti of I bdrml In the "*" houee. ........ ._.,..... StoM .... =-~.~.~ .. ~.~i:-.:.c: WAftllnOllT 11011D. DIC. llEALTW • NEWPORT BEACH omcE BALBOA ISLAND omcE :u I\ MARIN& AVi!.. 24.tl \\'. CO~T HIGHWAY 71t·lll-ltll 714-673-&lll - ....... _,,,,_ ·-"""-.. BOB &: BOVIE KOOP w. would w.. to help pa ...... ,... ...... #1 RB/MAX Aamt 8 ~ _<>[ ~O ~in the State rl c.lifarnla. Ranbd natimelly in thl top 10 RE/MAX Apnta for 11 ,.n comecutift. 631-1266 or 760-1580 WHY LIST WITH J UST ONE AGENT! CAMEO SHORES WWEST _PIJCE GREAT LOCATION BORDERING NEW GOLP COURSE FAJRWAY Park setting w/fabulous ocean views & private beach newly refurbished in 1988. Art deco and contemporary interior & Mediterranean ex· terior. Seller is motivated. Submit all offers including trad es for lower priced home or unit.a. Reduced to S 1,450,000 · This is a steal! 808 A DOVIE KOOP NEWPpRT RENTAL I 5 bedroom, 3 bathroom custom townhome located at Newport Beach. Just steps to the sand this large home has everything you could want, a garage, extra par king spaces, a roof top deck, fireplace, and a view! S2.,8 00 . Call Bob Koop Jr. CALL THE KOOP TEAM BIG CANYON 5 BR, 6 BA, (am rm. Formal din, 1t.udy, 13,600 aq.(t.. lot on 7th green. Pool and 1pa just. redone. Best Ba1 at S 1, 770,000 DO YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME? CALL THE KOOP TEAM 631-1266 SPYGLASS HILL LEASE Cuatom home 5 bedrooms, 4 11 baths. All of the futures you would expect in a custom home. 4 car 1arage. Only S5,000/mo. Located at the top o( Spyglau. BOB KOOP .IL 4 ROCKY POINT SANTA ANA LAND Land 2~,000 sq ft. Plan ready & approved for 18 units plus 5,600 sq ft of retail. This is level ground & ready. Look at unit cost. Asking $775,000 WANT THE BEST TO LL YOUR HOME? CALL THE KOOPS! MESA VERDE FAMILY HOME LOW. LOW DOWN PAYMENT Four bedrooms, three baths, large family room. Formal living, formal dining, bonua room, 3 car prage with boat acceu, large yard. Owner leav· ing state, make an off er. Leue Options Con· 1idered. Great au umable loan. 808 6 DOVIE KOOP HH,080 COSTA MESA UNITS Ten units, eight townhouses. 2 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath plus 2 large ·one bedroom units are 1 V2 years old. Starting income is , $103,500 per year. Steal at $1,150,000 llAIJllLLA OOUNftY CLUB UDUCIDI UDUCIDf IBDUCBDI San Juan Capiltnno San Juan'• moet ucluai" .ddnll. 14 480 (~ lot on 14 & 16 (airway. Buildable .,.ct of 6,120 ft. Gate suarded community. Seller very motivated. Area'• Beet Bu_y_. Now U26,000. Will Tnde. ... DOYIS&OOP REALTORS-cos1•1EA.tmCltTIOCH u1-1m.1 .. 1• IMU fl&Or / llM. mAl'I ' ULW •MID l'1ft,m 3 bedroom ....,_ home ptue ~ unit U'lel gerlOe. ~ ~ • .,...,. & doMt. U YFRONT CONDO l3SO.,OOO e..c 1n1 1t bey vtew from tNI 3 J>edroom penthoule unit. eo.t ., avllfll* Community poof. UYWCONDO O 2 bedtoom iwcUty ·a.O~ .. condition. euro del9'*' kltc:::hs\. Pn_,. ~Uo. UYFRONT CONDO 1745.000 Specious 2 bedroom condo Wttn femly room. Super view ol bay & City IQMI. w-. to beech. UYnONTCONDO 11,-.000 9th floor penthOule with exQUilfte *-ol bey. oceen & mr•· Tot• privecy & ..:urtty. 9IQ CANYON 11,-.- 4 bedroom V.,.... mOd9I on 11th t-.y. Prime comer IOCatlon. Din, fonnll dining room. CAmO HIGHLANDS '111.- Pnced to Ml 4 bedroom home with hlmlty room. T .,azo 111e noors. High ceKlngl. ftreptace. cwo HIGtLAHoa 1111,000 Magnlftclnt ainyon views. 4 bedrooms S*IS f~ room. Private accw to 3 bW:hes. L»O 111.E tal,000 Vecant loC ~to build home of your~ Pnced to Ml. EntoY UOo'• unequ .. ecS emenltlea. L»O ts&.£ •10,000 2 bedtoom. 2 bfth l'IOme with IUM)' IOUtf'I patio on 35' lot. Bult-In itltehen.. Sentibfy priced. L»Oll&.I ms.- lrnl'Mculllte 2 bedroom home. Master .._ wlttt ·~'titting .... Prime Genoe locattot•. L»O Ill.I t1,210,l00 4 bedroom fllmMy l'IOme on 70' lot. Greet po4lntial to ,__, °' subdMde Imo 2 bulldebee .tta L»O Ill.I • .... 1tl,GOO ~ont t1'p1eX on undy beech. Incredibly low llklng prtce. ~ lnCOme « ~drelm hOme. UDO llLE '1,500,000 One ot i.to-t ~ on Udo. 7 bedrooms. pool, lndoof IC)a. elevator. East-end Interior iocatlon. ~CMST .... 2 bedlOOft::: din a 2 olftce ...._Wood lloorQng In coom & ki.:Nn. ~ vt.. .... ORT CMST · --3 bedroom w1ttt 1eo• oceen w.w. Extended front dee*. PllnUbon ..,._. In k*'*' & Mng room .... °"' .. '" ··-DI•• * Medine plln. l:**'8 room. den a t.mty f'OOlft. 0-IBI f 9ot w9'h tropfclt ........ '9> MUORT NCMTH llllJ- 3 Mdroom c.llMr1 plln F8"nly room • ...,._ room. den & ,..,..._ UpOf edld ~-cl· M9r1* WC)tt(. OCUIROln' tt.•• ~ IOg ---..,.. .... e>o..llfOlll bedroom ' Mng '°°"'· v..... ...... ~ NEWPORT BEACH OCUIROWI' 11.-,000 3 bedloom *lQ6e fwnlly home tuc:MO """f In M'*tded comet ol ·~·· " ...... bw:Ma. OCEANFRONT '1.-.000 N9wty completed duplex. ~ whft9weter & *>letlne tMwL 2 ~ Income~. OCEANFRONT 11.-.000 Tradttk>MI 3 bedroom c:uatom home. ~ whit.....,. Wtws. Dining room. t.mty ~ l'll•ellU POINT ml,5a0 Steps to bay & beech. 4 bedroom custom home with 2 ~ & gourmM kitchen. 2 decks. RESULTS ARE ·THE CORNERSfONE OF OUR REPUTATION. MAFAN tnl,000 True luxury. EJcea.iti'.19 c:cndo with mwt>1e wen. Patio/dedc with vt.w. Wilt conlider leeM-optlon. OPEN HOUSES 8AT'UM)A y Ota. y , .. Pll 121 The ....... ara.. C4*e..... 1341.500 3113 Cor1e t.t.tn. ... ; Oft .... 1174.000 ...,AYOMLY1 .. Pll • •3 e.w a., fl ; ar1 er. '299.000 # 15 ""'~ .. Cen,on a 1,.-.000 MTWmAY a ~y M Pll COSTA MESA 1 aOCK F9'0M UCK UY lnl.500 3 bedroom townhouM ~ den. Remodeled kltc:::hs\. Shutt ... French doors & veutted ceilings. EAITllDE .. ,000 2 bedroom home on i.tge lot. Good location. Price reftects lot Vllll.le could be upgr9decS & enlarged. IEASTllDE ~ f\ _ Priced •o .... 3 t sO~~ ptus pool. Glee• location Country k. .... ieeds to f~ room. Int Qll l!IN .... WIU CONSIDER LEASE OPTION. 2.-tofy, 3 bedl oom. 2'A blllh. twnlV room & clr*19 room. LAGUNA AREA LAGUNA HLLI 1147.- He9thi.r Ridge low.-untt 2 bedl oom condo. Patio to ywd & prlv8te Jecuzzj. Comm. poo11tpe1wnn.. LAGUNA N9GUE1. --Oc:lw'l \li9wl! 3 bedf oom home on awr...._, tot. VIUlted ~ Formal dining room, din. EL TORO 1311,- Beeutifulty appotnted 4 bedro0m executhle home Family room. Upgreded. Prof. land9caped. LAGUNA llEACH 1•1,000 3 bedroom home with extra &arge den. FIW'nlty room with wet bar, 2 ~ Easy care ywd. I AN JUAN CAPISTRANO .. ,000 3 bedroom cutiom home in Stooertctge Estates. Library, 4 fir~. totm.I dining room. TUSTIN RANCH/IRVINE .... .... 3 bedloom end Wllt condo IUrrOUnded by ~ belt Elccal••l locatlon & tnaedlble ~Ceil nowt TUSTIN RANCH IZM- 0.. mMter ftoof' ptan. Marble .,,try. LUSh i.nct- IQPOQ & bri<*-<lned patio. View of mountains. ltw. ... Plen A-2 condo wtth ~ ••b•a. AIC~ed ....,,dtryw. AllOC & .......... ucc. . u~ 111., .... Cute and oozy A p&an In gated comm. 2 bedroome. RadecS Ollitingl. s*intatkJn lhutters, ceratn6c ttle LAGUNA NIGUB. '18/IM 2 bedl oom '*-den home on ectra ISge tot. Flrep&ace. 2-cat oar-.. OCMn ..... UDO ll&.E __, .. Spacioul famMy home on d•lil.,.. .. ...,... lot. 3 beclroome & den ao. to~ LIDO.. Mll l "Me ~ ~ s beclfoom holM '*" dM. l...W't. brw-t&llry .......... ~ laACON UY _, .. 3 bedroom~ bWf\ home on.,.. bey • .._... ~room wfttl "'~ & bey ... ...,... pillllo.. CAmO IMOMS ..,_ ..... ODott ....... 1.,. ~-... ..... pod. .a.ilMd ~. Wiil tDbw:ft. .,, P~ 26 I SATURDAY • .JaftJMY 5, 1991 Spotlight Properties of the Week $599,000 • Lease Option or Owner Will Carry f1nandn& • Gated Community -3 Bedroom 2.5 Bath-View A1tn Wftufn $499.000 • Expanded Remodeled -4 Bedroom •Highly upgraded -Perfect Condition Susan Sc4nlan .... ...... ... ~ 11 llllncl .. ., ........ , DAILY PLOT I lllAL IS'f ATI ·Featured New Ustlngs $1SO,OOO • Upgraded Decorator Perfect Townhome • Quiet Private Location on Green Belt C.rol an, $1 ,100,000 •Double Lot -Home Sold "AS IS" • Steps to the Ocean-Perfect for Developer S.na Hbuun Corona del Mar $675,000 • Totally Remodeled -Private Comer View Lot • Immaculate Home for Executive Couple S.N Hf11M4111 "''·000 • Uve by the Beach In this 3 bedroom home • uaht & Airy with Beamed Cetllncs ..... s.., ..... ,. DAILY PILOI' I 8AL ISTATE SATUM>AY. ,-..Y s. 19'1 (PAGE 21 California Trend• Landlords vi'cti:ins of property seizure By 8redtey tnman 5'*"' to IN ~ ,....,. t.w enforcement officiate IOm6- t1me1 turn to the IMble to defend the prectice of ..atng pre>perty that hat been associated with drug deallng. A Federal Drug Enforcement cy gukie from the early 1980s specifi- cally cited Exodus: "If an ox gore a man or a woman, that they d ... then the OX Shall be surety stoned and the owner of the ox lhatl be quit." The OEA's Inter-..._ __ pretatlon of this Inman biblical passage Is that seizJng assets Is a Just way to punish the criminal. But today It lsn!.t just the drug lord who faces the threat of asset seizure. For examp'9, federal and state laws permit enforcement agencies to aetze rental property that Is being teased to known drug dealers. Also, financial Institutions that lend on such projects may forego mortgage payments, and tenants In subsidized housing faoe eviction If they are connected to the drug trade. Even peop'9 who Mfl thetr homes to purported drug deafetl could have trouble coflectlng on Nller-flnanoed loans when the houte Is eetzed. This crime-fighting strategy has stirred up an emotk>nal controversy about the rights and reeponlibOltles apartment owners, tenants and lenders have In the war on drugs. "Asset forfeiture Is a way to wipe out people's rights," Mid attorney Ron Slnoway, who specieJlzes In prop- erty Mtzure ~ In Humboldt Coun- ty. "It has no pl.ce In a free aodety." The history of auet seizure can be traced to laws that were used to seize pirate ships. Today, the same prln- cfpte appttes to assets assocf ated wtth drug traffickers. The flr91 signlflcant law was the Federel Crime Controf Act of 1984, whtch wa strengthened wt'MN'I Con- gr ... 8PPfOYed the Drug Enforcement Act of 1988. The same year, the C111tornla Legislature approved Its own asset-forfeiture law. Hearty 4,000 properties have been Mlzed by the federal government. There are no statlsticl on how many propert ... have been eeaed by state or k>clll officials. Once pr()perty la Mfzed. the U.S. Mar9hals • vk:e ecta aa a custodian and often setts the aueta at govern- ment llUCtlona or through a real estate egent. a.tore the property .. aokt, how-ewr. loen paymenta .,. ~ed In .., eac:row ecco.n untl the caM haa been aetttad. TIW puta .. rnor1gagae, Including ..... ftnMCed k>MS, In limbo untl the proplfty .. IOld and nole hoklers .. p9d Off. A11t1a.nt U.S. Attorney Gener.a ~lllft lrtnkfMn .... that ~ ment a...,. Olf'llt need to wony llbout tM...,... of-....... ..., ~ lgnof9 ~ KtMty on their property. But In "lnnoolnl _...,. mulll ~ t91111ti "" ""* w no Mowt•dll of ........... 01 ..... , ... ~ ........................... ,.,., ecttvttr.'' MOOrdlftl to .. Brinkman. And property owners who clalm to be "Innocent owners" Shouldn't expect r,etlef from the courts. In a cue before the U.S. Second Clrcuft Court of Appeals In Manhattan this summer, the court ruled against a property owner In a seizure case even though the landlord didn't ac- cept rent payments from tenants who were arrested in a drug bust. "Once an owner has knowtedge, he gives his consent to the narcotics activity unless he then does all that reasonably could be expected to pre- vent further llllclt use of the premises," according to the ruling. Forfeiting rent payments wasn't enough, the court ruled. Experts say that the best defense Is prevention. Law enforcement officials and In- dustry experts recommend that apart- ment owners closely screen tenants and routinely warn them about prohibitions against drug dealing. The National Association of Re- altors recommends a spec1 f1c provision be added to leases which "establlshes Illegal drug activity as a substantial breach of the lease.·· Tenants who llve In low-Gest hous- ing developments also must be wary Under pressure from the federal gov- ernment, city housing authorities are taking government housing subsidies away from tenants who are as- sociated with drug dealers. • .. • .. NEW IJITlllJ MESA VEIN llOITI -Pride of ownership, 4 Bd, 2:1 , Ba, vaulted ceiling . wuiet family area. Bring all offen, sellers may carry $292,900 llUITlllTOll IEACI -Lovely 3 Bd, 2 Ba Fransiscan home. Remodeled white wash kitchen, wood deck & relaxing spa. eller motivated . $266,500 ****** 8111.0ER 11.0WOUT-llEW llOMEI OM. Y 4 llOMEI LEFT "Calabria Villas" is a private, gated enclave of Mediterranean- style homes with vaulted ceilings, marble fireplaces, private yards, European influences, 3 BR, 21'1 BA. Open Tuesday through Sunday. 2524 Orange Ave. -Between Monte Vista & Del Mar ................................................................ Llllm• OfflllM .,,. FIXH RATE AVAIL ...................................... •HS.• .. •m.w ANOTHER REOUCTIOll-AIUIT $EU 3 BR/21 2 BA East.side townhome completely redone. All new hardwood floors & new carpet, new appliances & light fixtures. REDUCED TO ................................................................. $204,900 1 ' 1 blks to ocean in San Clemente. Gorgeous 3 Bd, 2 v, Ba, fam room, fireplace & laundry room. Call for great financing terms. Asking $250,000 Affordable yet spacious townhome in excellent location. Cloee to Courtyards shopping & dining. 3 BR/2 BA, wood burning fi replace, patio & garage. REDUCED TO $174,900 WT• .OAILE LOT Build your own custom estate or possible lot split for two. Level lot 60' x 300'. Asking $409,000 OFFICE lllUllS -7 • l>OWll Upsc~Je .busine_ss park, San Be~ardino, fully leased. 5,573 sq. ft. bualdmg. 7 "c down, owner wall carry financing. $670,000 Newly constructed 3 BR, 2 •,.; BA home with the finest of amenities. Hardwood floors downstairs, wuhed oak cabinets gourmet kitchen. master suite with whirlpool bath dintni room & den, huge private sundeck i9-45,000 TIYAllllellOlltfflllt • lEMEI • LIDO PENINSULA-Bayfront condo. 2 BR + elm. 3 BA. eecurity. boet ali '2200/mo. 3 BD, 2 BA, UPfER UNIT, dole to the oc:.n. Ayaileble ywty ••40Mm0 ., ........ (for real estate agents) .., AMR• (I am Arat -and Then You Can Be Second; Aren't I Na?) -Pteue ~ your cilents to ... thefr ettorney on this contract. It It too Important for them. We al know hOW 9lnart you are and how you don't Ilk• anyone telling you what do do. St9Y In your fleld of expertlte. Let the 18Wf8rl do their fob. You need to look Into new.,... to Mii homes. You're In • rut. Yea. you. Take next weekend off and spend tome time with family end friends, especially children. Others wtll hold your llstlngs open more aucceMfuHy. TAUMM (I Have-and Pteue Don't Touch My Stuff)-Mera, the ptanet of energy. goea dir.ctly In your eun sign and gives ! a ~ push. Take thole llettnOI and ~-them wtth pman Unu9U81 a 90ce;i rlc buyer9 .,. waiting tor you. n.y low your 1teady 1tyte. Mek• them feel aa . A dn. aecratlYe cttent wtn aJgn a contrld after t*ng lhown ....,.al properties. Find that builder who It sitting on unlOfd homee and he wttl strike a dMI with you end your ctlenta. C.TDll (I Think -and Think, and Thtnk; My Heed Hurta. You Teke Over) -A tall, d-1t men It comlnQ Into your bulinMa life. He wtl open doors and expand ~ horizons u you newr dreemed. Let It happen, don't try to control. Take It _.y Ind let ctlents oontect you. Clear ~ off your d8lk and have eecrow celendet'I In place. GIYe ••tra NMo8 to your ctlents and cO-wortlera at ~opportunity. R&R at home. CANCP (I F ... -and Feel and Feel; No. I'm Not Pouting, Just Feeing) -Ult thOM two uec:uttYe homee and don't Niten to co-wcrtera' aCMca. Mlwttet them by contectlng profl nlonal groupe you know and Mft them by word of mou1h. Bank• and bankera just low your eun sign. You go together Uh pie ala mode. Erue the food thought. You low that also. Better go to the gym; you may be aurpr'-d at who you run Into. LIO (I wm -and You Wlll Not Un .... I Say So) -Vent.19 -the ~ of t>Muty. low and harmony -mowe Into your partnership houM, oppoette Jupiter. Thie wtel ~ you b9Ck your p...ion for your work and the netd of real •tate. We .,. low ~ Ilona around us. Your S>roker wtfl low you, your clients and, y91, even co-wcrtera. Al your hard wcrt and effort ahlrt paying oft. VIRGO (I Analyze -and Pldl and Pk:k; Ooott, la That Dirty?) -You haw two ctlents who ere partners In lnWltmenta. They.,. ready to upgrede thW hotdl!IQll. Sal two properties and help them buy three alngle rentala and one trtptu. Now you cen make puce with a co-wcrter who ha been upeen1ng you. Sett that bu6dtng lot with a great vtew and two r8f\"IOOela that you, yourMtt, think •• terrtnc. Haven't ...,.. ttty"I Go list them. L9RA (I Balance-I Don't Know Yet. I'm Stt• Weighing It) -Go for anytNng your heart dellr• this weekend. Next Welkend edv9rtl9e your new Mltlnga ~. both dleplay and ctuein.d. Do you know• IChool c:ounMtor? They and a tt1end ~tell •tate need9. You team about MYerll propert ... In a gated communtty tha1 heY8 hW\ wan.near a large IChool that ha an excellent reputation. You haw ctlenta who WCMid be lnt.,..ted -both In the pttoe and the school. Don't forget your Mltlnga. 9C°"'90 (I Oealre -and Watctl Out If You o.Are What I 0..W.) -How ..... It la. peace and harmony at your wort(, Clienta ••Nippy. you .,. teeMng good. You will get the GtMn light on nnanctng. If you just Mk the right people. Stop being attncw wfth edWtt"'ng on a Rating that you have had for a while. Y•, ycu Scorp60I cen 6e Ught-ftuated wtth the green paper. That's why dlenta Hke you. You don't wut• their hard WMd can. either. UOITT ..... (I SM -and Why can·t You See What IS-) -Pldl up the~ and chatt• all week with other agents and al of your dtenta. They wtlftt to '-wMt you have to say. You ....ity do have t.he abtltty to ... deetty Into the futln. 8hlf9 "fOAll vt8'on on a new .,.. wner.. you nave tuat become ...,.. of It• v--. Be patient wtlt\ that methOdtcal co-wcrter~ they wtll MM one of your Metingl thta ..-. CAPNCOM (I U. -Ind It's tor Your OWn Good) Some h60den f8C1a come to your anentton Md ~,.. ready to tek• the ~ by the ~ and run ...., n. Know what? You lhoUld. ~ .. wtl thank you tor It let«. Ewn thet relUc:'8nt ~ wl be happY wtth their Wiie ~t with your dlr9Co"tlon. A btg ... cl9nt .. ~ ....... you .,. rta.ht 8nd buy that home you have been l>Ullhlng. It II tot "'* own good, retMmber1 TIW ..... nofOGID.Jt ..... tltflM ...... W ... ,,,,.,..,_ III L--. ,., ..... • j Ctlt 1&-llPC.kt Membera of Prudent'-' Newport Realty wer• YefY lnvofved In last month's Chrtatm .. CanTree project, coffecting over 1,700 cans fOf the hungry and donattng them to the Satvation Army. Prudentlaf membera pertlcipatlng In the drive lnciuded (from left) Carof Mulvey, Liiiian Haupt, Marcia Matthews. Joe Boyer and Vikki Boyer. Get some vacation cash by selling those items that the family's outgrown - wi th a quick-acting classified ad. UYLE lllTO ....... TIP"111" 111111• • JIRUllll. ,_ llIRI 111.11111• ..._ l21-41n ... t/.1111 1111•1•'• ... The circullr driWMey llldt to I courtylrd entry wittl 1 fountlin. The IMng room. diq room and bldtoom loo6t onto the custom pool and IPL The master suite opens onto the atrium. Vautled ceilings, new kitchen, ten lkylh-. F'*°' b pteca In the IMng room n just 1 fw of the meny upgrades Jn thiS recantty remodeled W'*"' home. 48r.38a. ................ "' .. • CMVOl-OI Tll t tTI F.WAY An elegant 48R 4 'h BA "VERSAILLES" MOOEl siuated on a huge 1,800 5/f ~ lot. Completely remodeled in fr outl limestone entry, and extends thru kitchen. A brass a, lucite baniiter accentuates the spiral stairases. All NEW kitchen 1pplilnces, 111 NEW plumbing fixtures & beautiful PORCELANOSA TILE In 111 baths. Every detail finished thru·out w/taste & top quality! The brge brick pitlo, Mtmall & pond are beautifully fraed w/bndsaping bY Roger's ~rdens & view of golf course. Askiog $ 1,495,000. ts .. van °"" • t-+.n ****** WATERFRONT DUPLEX WITH BOAT DOCK •6'5,000 3BR, 2BA ._ 1BR 1BA • NEW arpeting through-out! NEW copper plumbing, NEW faucets & toilets tool NEW garage door openers, NEW drywaf & abinets in double gara,e. OoCk holds 2 boats, 25' to 35' long. Dock now rented for $450 mo. Room to extend both levels toward the water. The 3BR unil is vaant & easy to see. II , INC. 2919 Newport Blvd., Newport e..ch, CA 92663 &l&-6618"'- ... This Private Million DoUar View is yoars for- . $429,000! ....... . l'AG/E JO I SAJWOAY, J:=r S.. 19'1 ~y NDY I BA&.ISTATW Builders Urge Wilson to meet challenges SACRAMENTO-While con- gratulating. Governor-elect Pete Wiison on his victory, the California Bulldlng Industry Association urged Wiison to assume a leadership role In finding equitable solutions to the ttate's growing quality of llfe challenges. "On behalf of the association, I congratulate Governor-elect Wilson on his election win." said Owen A. Waters, CBIA public and governmen- tal affairs senior staff vice president. "But," said Waters, "the battle for California maintaining and Improving Its quality of life has only begun. "California finds Itself at a crossroads -does It remain the state of golden promise for thousands or does it find Itself In an economic gridlock that not only Includes trans- -.... portatfon. but also quality education and affordable entry-level housing?" Waters said that if -California Is to maintain its stature as the national trend setter In this decade, the state-led by Its governor-must ad- dress four pivotal quality of life challenges. Waters lists these quality of life issues as follows: •Housing as a major priority; •Continue the dialogue on the in- frastructure crisis; •Confronting environmental mltlga- Uon costs. and •Addressing land-use policy. "The election Is over. Now Is the time for Governor-elect Wilson and the legislature to join with citizens. and other organizations Interested In "The state Is facing an educational, econ- omic and housing time bomb and the clock Is ticking ever faster. What we do now and In the near future on these Issues wlll se t our llfe patterns for years to come. " the four pivotal challenges In forming coalitions featuring public and private sector partnerships seeking equitable solutions," Waters said. The CBIA senior vice president also said, "California must face and solve these challenges now. The state Is facing an educational, economic and housing time bomb and the clock Is ticking ever faster. What we do now and In the near future on these Issues will set our life patterns for years to come and be our legacy to our chU- dren. their children and their chil- dren." Noting that the 7 ,500-ptus-member association historically supports coali- tions/partnerships seeking equttable solutions to state and Industry challenges. Waters suggests the fot- lowlng plan of action for Governor- elect Wilson: 1. The gowmot-elect should .. tab- ltlh "hOUllng" .. one of the major prtoritlee of his 9dmlnlatratlon. Priority ectiona would Include: •To upgr9de the present Depart- ment of Houalng Md Community 0.- ~t (HCO) to cabinet tevet; • tegtelatlon to grant the new cab inet-level department th• .uthorlty to enforce our state's pres- ent housing element statutes; •Create new target levels for attain- ing housing, both fn terms of numb« of units and bands of affordability eo as to provide the basts for annual reporting; •Monitor and advocate housing Is-sues wtth related state and regional agencies, and •Require that local governments certify compliance with the "housJng element" as a requirement to reoeive state funding for parks, recreation • water and sewer protects and other Infrastructure support. 2. The governor-elect should con- tinue the dialogue (beyond Prop. 111) on our growing Infrastructure prob- lems. Action recommendations Include: •To seek a comprehensive funding proposal for school f acllltles construc- tion similar to CBIA's "Build Schools Nowl" program; •Leadership on retumlng a local taxing and based authority to echool districts, cities, counties and special districts .such as proposed by ACA-2 (Jack O'Connell, 0-Santa Barbara) and SCA-2 (Wlllljm Leonard, R-Up- Tea1n efforts pay dividends for RE/MAX's Bob, Mary DiTullio By Karen Giibert Clfenge Cout Delly Pt!oi NEWPORT BEACH -Mary and Bob OITulllo of RE/MAX Properties are no newcomers to the world of real estate But then again, RE/MAX Itself Is no place for beginners. "People with RE/MAX have been in real estate for a while. They're just not newcomers," says Mary, herself a veteran Realtor of almost 10 years. Both OIT 1.1lllos feel that two heads are deflnltely better than one. "We feel It's unique being a couple In the business. After all, 99 percent of what you're selling Is to a married couple,'' she adds. "It 1ust seems natural," says hus- band Bob. "When you exclude one or the other of the bu~s (from the deal) you exclude your~f right out of a sale. "With our llstlng, you esaentlally get two people for the price of one." The OtTulllos met In Park City, Utah, but both hall from Callfornla. Bob had hit own brokMege In Park City and Mary was an agent wtth the toP rNI .. tate firm, In Park City, Colman Land. Both Bob and Mary were lnvotv.d In the 1,000,000 dub In Park City. Bob decided 10 return to c.Mfotnle In 1985, whU. Mary commutied bMw•• Orange County Md Ulllh until per- manently retocatlng In 1918. 8'nce Bob tnd Mary OfTullk> then, the two haw become Intimately acquainted wtth the Otange Coatt. What do this PtJr "fOt' .... ? ''The fllci II, the nwttet It e Attle dlfftcutt," uys Bob OIT'*· "In a W'Y W8 ,... that oould be b9tS tor UL tt ..... to ..,,. .... the ,_,......,. peop:. ,...,.. ""° .,,.. ...... p;ofWIOMla who'w got the tooll to survive. ·'We go through months without Income, but we've got staying power-residuals. We don't panic If we don't sell something this month. We know we're just aa llkely to sell something next month for one or two million dotlars." Adds Mary, "There was bound to be thts adjustment In the mar'ket." "It'• the economy," Bob points out. "The Gulf crlalt, the tax situation, the softening In other areas: we're coming off of a hyper-Inflated market." "We certainty have the enthusJasm. experience and background to handle the market the way It Is.'' says Mary. In spite of the current drawbacks to buying now, both Mary and Bob share a devout belief In real estate a1 an Investment. "We tnlnk It's a good time to buy," they agree. "lntereet rates are coming down and the market should Improve by summer:· tncfdentatly, the OfTullloa' apecialty, waterfront property, 11 alway. In de- mand. "There MYW wtlt be a ftre late on waterfront propertlee," aaye Bob. The OITultloa allo fMI rtl9Mefn ta a catch phr ... tight now. "8111••.,. mor. ~ end cnettw on ..-g homee, '' NY' Mary. And ..... Bob edmlta ~ .,. not M aggr1 HM Min.,_.~ ............... ~·fMtUI. .. , ... , ..... of ......... to be '" thin N9wport Bw:tt. •• "' lll1L . land); •Providing a more comprehenstve and balanced state bond financing program Bf'd removing bond pay· ments for the state general fund: •Streanillnlng the schooLtaclUtles progratn white providing Incentives for year-round schools, and •Addressing the Inequities of de- velopment fees and their Impact on affordable entry-level housing. 3. The governor-elect should c:on- front the Issue of environmental mitigation (I.e. air and water quality, endangered species and wetlands). and their Impact on the cost and supply of housing. Suggested action Items lnctude: • Flnanclng environment al mttlge- tion costs with revenues other than those derived from development fees; •Support for balanced partner- ships among and between alt aeg- ments of a community, city, county or region to address envlronmental mitigation costs: •Development of some reaaonable "net benefit'' of envlronmental mitiga- tion, In addition to that of new de- velopment, and •Leadership In making balanced appointments to the wide range of commissions. agencies, tx>ardl, talk forces. and special commltt"' that relate lo environmental mlUgatlon Md land uae. <4. The governor-4"ct should ed- dresa the Important I~ of land UM that Is so central to the future of an affordable houttng and the building lnduttry. Recommended Issue actions In- clude: •Wiiiingness to avotd the trapping of ao-caJled "regional planning" Of "regional government:" •Ability to resltt "growth menag.- ment" IChemea wtthout MfeQuardt for hOUllng and the avaHabitty of bulktable land, end • Leader9htp to bring together dt- wrgent groupa repr111ntlng mator eegmenta of CaHfom&a'1 ~ .... pubMc lnt .. t, bullnlll, -~ tton, deYeeopment 9'c. Int__. tor a belanced approllCh to our W 'a llnd we co.aoerne eo that 11 dltmi•' ...... co.--... CIMA ti the ..... -.. repr111nta-ttve of MW hotM Md __. mm...,.... tlll ........ _. .... Ind!'"' prof1111anlll ..... __.. Cllbfta. DAA.Y N.Or I mM. DTATI Condo Hotline Board not liable for car's towing. da1nage By Karen L K..-.v.toe AnorNr • L.99 Dwlto••· I ... In a OM111...._ Plot-ct and ........................ Often. ' ~ ....... '""" '""' and Ind .............. = .. ...--...... no 111 ...... In oN9r to ...,_ ...., _, unit. I am '°"*' to '*' ..., oar .. a Nd owb martled .......... .. LMt ........ anc1 ...... ~Md• ...... .....,.r NmO¥e "" w . TM towtne OOM-"='i:owed "" oat lo • ...... t .._. I •• toroed to per Oftf ................... . A ..... I.~ ...... lllllllll lR of lftY car, I dlac a,.-.._. "" nltlcla had been dama11d durtnt "'9 tow. CM I requeet tMI "" ........ .....,. _. eodetloft per tOf h clllmage to "'' car becee• tMr uMed the towing com~f? -Towed and.,.......... Dear Towed and Damaged: Caltfornla Vehide Code S.Ctk>n 22658.2 1peclftca1ty authortzea communtty association• to cauee unlawfully pattced Y9- hlcles to be towed. " your car were merely an unauthOttnd Y9- hlcle In the communl· ty, then the home- owners aa1oclatlon could c.use It to be K•ftatoe towed If It had posted the ap- poroprlate signs In the community and notices required by the CaJlfornla Vehicle Code. But, becauM your vehlcle was patked betide a ftre lane, no notloe is required. The Vehide Code apecifl- cally prOYtdee that cars which are parked In such a manner u to be bloctdng any entrance °' exit to the common lnter•t deYek>pment or sep- arate lnter•t theretn, In manced fire lanes or within 15 '"t of a fire hydrant may be towed at any time without notice. Further, homeowners auoclatlons are apeclflcalty not Hable f0< damages caused to ventce. during towfng. pursuant to Vetllcle Code Secilon 22658.2 (c), unlW the auoclatlon cauled the damage through a negli- gent act or Intentional act. In your cue. the aaodatk>n merely celled the towing compeny wh~h ef· fectuated the tow. If you can demon- strate that the MIOdetlon ceoeed the damage through a neglgent Of Inten- tional act, you may be aucc•Hful In 1mpoe1ng .. bitty upon the u90cia- tlon. Your beat bet, howwer. a. to requeat that the towtng compeny compenMte you fOf d8fNIOM ... t8'ned to your vetMc:la during the tow· Ing. a DwMa••= I -• •••'" ef a ...... ef ......... ...... ~.ll ll 1111111 .. ':.::1: ::: le°:. T.: :r ......... 37 ••• • •n•u: ........ Te ... ... ......... li:elll ... Fiii .......... , ........... .. on.. ... ........... ....,.tfr, ltowa .... ,llle HllClaltoft received noetoe froM tM D1part· ....... of Ha 1111111 and ..,,.... 0.- ........... t fMt OM of tM ........ owwa had tied a compl81nt ..,.... "" ............... """ ............... and ~ory praclloee beMd "'*" race. None of the bMrd'• ac-ttoM .... been raclallJ ......., ..... Of "9f'I rec1e11J conec-... TM bollrd ,......., acte on compllllnt9 recefftd from Gt'* homeowwe ,.,.. •• vtoletloMand ....... lettentollle oft9ftdlng homeowner9 ~ ... TM bollrd of dlrectola le a~ted br • flduderJ duty to enforce .... CCIRetOftMMl ..... oftMentlre CCMl'tfftUftftr. I am ttHttMt. M»wewer, to aulhoftze further ......... notlcee In ,.... a nee to complalnta tn tM CCMl'tfftUftftr for ..., of belftg accueect of dlact1m........_ I tMI tMt I am In a '"Catch-22" ....................... Whet le the proper ,..,_.. to eudt • houetnt dtecrtmlftatton compllllnt? -Accueect Dear Accused: Initially, the board should be VfllfY awtJous and Investigate each and f/Very complalnt rec::efved from other homeowners regarding the conduct of their neiQhbora. Unfortunatety, many forms of subtle dlacrlmlnatlon and bias stlll exist In our society. despite the best efforts of egaJltarlan move- ments, and some homeowner8 may complain against other homeowners unjustlflabty. Before Issuing a violation letter to a homeownef. the board of directors should Investigate the veracity of any complaint egaJnst that homeowners. Unfortunatety, sometimes certain homeOwnerl will complain regarding the conduct of other ownera who happen to be members of a certain race or rell~k>n whlle the same com- pfainlng homeOwnerl wtll be .. In- clined to objeGt to the same conduct undertaken by members of other rac:es or reHglon1. This scenario of events la certainly the exceptk>n rather than the rule, but the board has a duty to Investigate each complaint to the fut ... t extent possible so aa to av<Md ratifying any bias harbored by any cdrnpl8ining homeorlwer. After SUCh lnveetlgatton. the board ahould act onty upon legit- imate complalnta. It MIO ahould be noted that If the board .. MrYed with a comp&alnt that has been ftled againat tt wtth either the Department ofH~= ~t or the State . t of Fa Houting Md Employment. the bOltd ~ contact leQ8' ~ lmmed .. tety. FamlMarity wtth thie ._ of tew la neoeeaary In order to ec»- quatety defa.td the Mlodation, DO the t>owd lhoudt not attempt to rec>- reaent ltMtf In theM proceed6nge. a ~ ....... .......... 1 ........... •a ........... I...,,~ ......... ..... Ila -""' ••d ttlRllR uql11 I ...... .., .. ::= ---...... -• •• ,.,. 111•1 --· . ............................. S. HOTUN!/Paoe II SATUM>AY • .....,.,., 5. lft1 I "N:a J I G4YLEAMATO CALIFORNIA TOP "100'' DNCTOR Of~ ANe HOIES I hne Mftfel r11ldentlel ownen that would conelder exch8nglng • ..... lMllM les.111-41H NEW LISTING CORONA HIGHLANDS Open and spacious floofplan. ThrM bedrooms, two baths. vaulted ceilings • raised foundation access to gated beeches. Convenient location easy waJklng distance to ~. restaurants and shopping. Plans available for.:::;:; A Nghty u.pgtaded. f\lmlahed model l'IOrne in-Laguna Sur with a full oceen 'Mw. This speet8QUlat 34ewl residence features an at· trect1ve entry foyer that IMds to lu.XUOOUS IMng and dining rooms There is a QOUrmet 1111c::hen with ~fast noo11 and a fwnlly room with a mtlgnlllcent view dectt The lower level m&Stel' .,.,. hU • double lided fir•;>laoe ......... ............. optloftor.-. S72S.OOO SpectilCUttll master SU1te With r• tractat>M gtua watl that opens onto patio arM. Located south ol tN NQhW8Y on a lot end one Mn. ttMs ~ home It with.In walking distanc. to the oceen • lhopping end fine ..... t~ents o.n.ous gta.ss waits and votume cell ngs c.reate a ll9tY open and tp8Clous lloot plan This gtam- arous home It peffec:t lor enter- taining as well aa family IMng °"'* .. ·~ .. Udo Of ..__ ....... .I '· . .... ,. Totally r9bultt towmome w/48R, 4'+8A. family rm & tit floot mut• IUl\9. All cuatom Interior '-fl.If• Ind' MW l(ltc:hen, w/wtllt9'11rlilhed cabtMts • .,.,.,.guest Mte. Frencti ooon & wtndowl +-poof for entert81ning S 1.395,000 ) "' P~ J2 I SATUtDAV. ~ S. 1991 There I• a dlllereace ••• Lowest Rate• · Be•t Service I NEWPORT FINANCIAL GIOUP, INC. A MORTGAGE CORPORATION Resident/al Home Loans * Purchase or Refinance * Loans to 2 mllllon * Free 60 Day Lock-Ins * SFR to 4-Unlts , Rata S11b)~ct to Chana- For More lnforn1af1on Call Don Tilly 7 14-851 -02 0 2 30 YR Fixed 30 Yr A.R.M. 1st. T.D. -1st. T.O. 9.50°/o 7.95°/o Up to 191 .250 Up To $500,000 APR 9.88 APR 10.64 DALY PLOT (BAL DTATI b8Md merefy upon tM .... of the eocused, meny bo9dl ll••PNI the accused'• faUure to llPP •• et a '*1ng as an admtstion of gult. vou shOuld gtw 't'!4'..' t.wrta eopa. of the uaodatlon • gowmlng docu- ments and telt them you ..,.ct them to abide by them. If nec1111ry, put such a provision In your ...._ In the Mure and ev1Ct yoyr ten8lrttl H they t>ecome habttual offendere. (Karen Karav.ta. la .,, •ttonwy with Flore, Nordb«p, W•• • WOOlf- Wllllt, ..a law firm .,,.,,,.._.,,, the practice of law In ,,,. .,. ol com- munity association•. Shit CMnOt Indi- vidually rnpond'To qw9t#oM. but will an~ as many a pcalble in the weekJY Hotline column. SuOtnlf your questloM to Community A..acMtlon Hotline, DuPont Cflnt•. 2301 DuPont Drive. Suite 5()(), lrvlne 12115.) MILLION $ HOME LOANS A .... -.. of Jenuary 3, 1~ KEY LENDERS AND RATES 3°"Y•• ft•ed 30-r••r adjusuble INT EA EST ' '°9fTI LOa<· llAX. INT EA EST y. POIN'n LOO(. MAI. lllAAGlN ADJ. PHONE RAU DOWN ~l .. lOAH "ATE DOWN 1!! .. LOAN "'l IC>IX fUQ. M:cubanc Mortgage (71 4) 5"~723 9375% 5 1875 60 191 7 250% 10 1 500 60 191 2 500 1TS 1Y Ban~f Amenca (714) 6-43-5400 9750% 10 1175 '5 191 7500'W. 20 1 750 60 1000 2375 ITS 1M Bank of California {714) 252-3367 9875% 10 2000 30 191 1500'W. 20 , 750 60 1000 2 750 ITS 1Y California Federal Bank (714) 837-Hi01 9750% 20 2000 21 191 7~ 20 2000 60 191 2 750 ITS tY Centra Mortgage Corp. (714) 251-1015 9375% 10 2000 30 191 6900% 20 0000 45 500 2 750 110 3M Chase Manhattan Bank (714)760-2671 9900% 25 2000 30 1000 7.500'W. 25 2000 30 1000 2 750 ITS 1Y Far West Residential Svcs. (800) 843-™6 9 625'1'. 5 1 250 30 191 fS.900% 20 1 250 30 500 2375 110 3M Fidel' Federal Bank (71 4) 650-1890 9.750% 10 , 000 20 191 7 500% 20 1 000 60 350 2250 110 1M First Nationwide Bank (714) 838-2111 9625% 20 2.000 30 191 7.625% 20 1 500 30 750 2300 110 3M G.A. Residential Lending (800) 423-2265 9750% 5 2000 '5 191 7 500% 20 1 500 '5 500 2300 , 10 3M Glendale Federal Bank (714) 724-8200 9750% 20 2000 '5 191 7750% 20 1500 45 750 2350 110 , .. Home Savings of America (714) 644.9800 9700% 10 1.SOO '5 191 7950% 20 1 000 60 500 2350 110 3M HomeFed Bank (800) 554-2626 9750% 20 1 500 30 191 7950% 20 1 500 60 191 2250 110 1M (800) 333-SANK 9500% 5 2000 90 191 1125% 10 2000 fSO 350 2500 6T8 ... (714) 454-1888 9375% 20 2 000 30 191 6~ 20 0000 '5 500 2625 110 3M (714) 248-1178 9375% 10 2000 29 191 7625% 20 1.250 eo 750 2.300 110 3M (714) 757-1029 9500% 5 2.000 30 191 7.750% 20 1250 30 600 1950 l1M 3M (714) 851-4202 9375% !I 10 2000 60 191 7960% 20 1.500 '5 500 Ul50 110 3M (714) 650-0855 9.375% 10 1.750 30 191 1250% 10 2000 30 181 2.250 110 ... (714) 250-t, 50 9.625% 10 2..000 30 191 7.750% 20 1 7'50 60 500 UIO 110 , .. (714)86'6385 9..375~ 10 2.000 eo 181 ·~ 20 o,ooo 30 500 2..190 110 .. (714) 4t5-0l50 l.3'7K 20 LOOO 11 191 ·~ 11 1.000 11 181 OPM (714) M1-71to IA2K 5 UDO .. 111 ,..,.. 10 UDO ., 300 UIO 1TS ... (IOO) 422-0. 7 ··~ 5 I.COO ... 111 WA ,_A Jii WA .. --&A (213) .. 7105 l.37K I 1.111 " ,., UOO'I. • 1.000 41 IGO 1.171 110 iii .............. ¥1 ,_WWWC J CAMll••-~l t A ............. I_,... ,... ........... MIJl ...... '9 ........ ..,... .. _.,_. ........ ,..... ......... ............. ,..... ........ ----.................... Le9tlll .. ___ ..... ps b , __ .... ._....... .......... • ... -. = ............. P!llt .... •Mll• .... _ ..... ,,. IL W .................. , ......................... • L .. IF-aa Tl ..... ..... =~-'.,, .. , .... ~==--==~,-~::;:;:::.e.;::...~:..r:..n::::=.:.:.:.:...:,'.i..'£:.~-.. • ..-.. ,. • ..., ........... ,._ ...... _'-_•,....111cn e nn. UH&••--" a a a a a 0 ,.._,. Pe.Opie Wiii P•y For Person•llty Motivat~d S~~r has pric~d at 5299.900 .. but w ill work w ith quahfi~d Buy~rl THE REAL ESTATE COM PANY 723-5001 DAVID SANl'ORD Owner /Broiler Open SwtdaJ 12-4P• 2661 Redlands Dr. •Spe •Poot •"'- Bayshof• CWtcM'n home ha ... open. p.n wMulltd ~ up to 22' hlG'I· Thia IMllliOtant Cape Cod home It laden w'tuxuty · 3 INW1:H lrpb, roof deck wllpa. (& city ms1r llA w/trple, JK. wt:I, a glatl bloct ._ Ml11 BA Is ~'•19' & hat -mrt>I II you love Blythotet llYI _. IOlne rootl'I (not llllle con.ge) ""' home .. '°' you HU Cllm'IW DI.'-' IM...._ ..... fCllel ,._IC( aecllleld II S7".llOI lM (er UtS.111 fMI TOMS FlDJIU-W1U JUI TOUI MOlf£ Ill llAD£ smra '•ornnu lna1 1w mn.11Gn ••• 'UJ11•a.•EM:ma n ..,, ..... ... ~ ..... 0--tw ...... 5 rrs . ....., •••.SBA l&j0all11"" • J •• • loft .,. ,...., .... u fair &dnl fncoM• aak•• tllfa prfc• Ull· ... .,.,, ,...~··· .... ............... Come by & picture thk spKIO\n 481l f,m1ly home. lde'I for el!K entert,mins w/prof. bndsc'ped grounds & ~ny upgrldes thruout. louted 1n prestigious Hubof View Homes. Otrered •t SS4S,OOO. OPEN SAT/SUN 1-4 .. 11111• '11·-,.. ___ _ IM._ C111l1tr•to • 5 min. to ~ Golf & Country Club , • 10 min. to Plldftc Oceenl09na Pt HWbor • Aoom for horM9. ,.,,,. courts. IWlmmlng podl. practice golf hotee (full...a.d). °' wha..,_ "J04X tentuyt Spectaculef Views! PRICED REDUCED •15,000 ........ -··---...-_ .. 41E ... let. U1 Help Y 11 Sell Y 01r f reperty! • e~~' Cl•••it~• 1915 Kornet, Mw Jerde. CM 54().7355 $:M9,000 Sun 12:30-4;30 • •W8*'front •••Weterfront end Poot ""Gtve Add,_. et Guetd Gete 15 Rue~. N9wport 8Mcf'I M0-2500 $895,000 ••2512 Cfe.Mew Dr .. 8ay9hotee. N.8 , 12 Monter-.y, Sovvl .... CdM Sun 1-5 722-0507 $795,000LH Sat/Sun 12-4:30 759-9070 S741,000 SatU<day 12·5 •veo s-tllend. N9wport e.ctt 844-1800 $525,000 • 1878 N9w ~. Meea V•de. CM •3004 Oceel'I 8'¥d, Corona def Mer Sun 1-5 54().7355 $259,000 Sun 12:30-4:30 873-MM S1.500.000 Sunday 1-4 HllES FIR SllE · 2••-•295 Vleto. u.auna Beed\ M0-2500 $475,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2. ,.. , .... " •• 542 Aleo Ave, N9wport Hgt, N.8 . 831-7300 ... 000 Sun 1 .... ·-··· . 3 II ,111 Fam II tr IEI 2018 Debofeh Lllne, Hwt>or Hlghlllnda 844-1800 1389.000 Sun 1-5 •• 1• OolpNn Tenece. Irv Ten. CdM 844-8080 $1,875,000 Sun 1-5 2919 a • .,. •. Meea V•de, eo.ta Meu 434-nM $288,000 Seti&.\ 1-5 •221 E-*'a c.iyon, ShoreCHll, CdM 844 .eoeo 11.115,ooo Sun 1-6 •21• ..... Corona def Mer 758-8070 $1,575,000 Sat/Sun 12-5 .•••• ,_St. tte~ .......,, .. •12t Klnal Pfmce. t•wpott Hgta. N.8. 142-5200 S7llO,OOO ~ 1_. 831-7300 te2t;OOO Sat/Sun 1_.:30 211 Ablllone. ..... ......., • 152!!0ftat Ad. N9wport 8Wf\ ·~ .... 500 ~ ,.... 7eo-aoocJ' ... 7.000 Set/Suri 1-5 • ••421 81lltri M. eoi'OM Del Ms 8llll80n 1-5 81S-MM -.ooo ~ 1 .... •• ...-a._ 111,91",¥......,Tenw ...,.... 1.;a ...... .-.ooo ""' 1 .... • ..,. WOE lllor, HartMw .. a.. 1~ ...... 11.ll0.000 •2121 Potnt def Mer, Corone del Mer '31•1300 SM5.000 Sun 1-4:30 1801 Por1 Abbey Pl, Harb. View Hrna, NB. 55~~ t545,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 * •t 215 Via Udo Soud. Lido t• 844-1800 $2,345,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 ••• 1218 Poferia. Newport 8eec:tl M0-2500 $1,295,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 • 2100 s.nu.ao .... wpott Beech 721·1200 f1,198,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 V2101 Yacht Wendering. Newport 8Mcf'I M0-2500 $895,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 ••9 Tonwy ~ Ln, Big Canyon, N.8. 873-8728 S885.000 Sat/Sun 1-4:30 •••819 Via Udo Saud, Udo ..... N.8. 831-7300 $2, 175,000 Sat/Sun 1 .... :30 4 U ''-" Fiii ii tr Ill •933 Belle, EMtbluft, N.8. 844-8080 "50.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 • 112e White S9le Wfl'/, Her. View Hiii CdM 831-7300 $715,000 Sat/&.\ 1 .... :30 • ••se Cembrte. sm1111. N.8. &U toe0 $1,249,000 • Set/Sun 1-4 •v30~ F~. Big~ 844-1900 $2,485,()()0 Sun 1-5 . ...... , ... ., .. V1CMr1'yHlla,81g~ 844-1900 $1, 195,000 e .-1 • •••VI~ Court. Big Cenyon _. ~ 844-1800 *3.215.000 Sun 1-5 -~--.... FtNi/l. J4 / SAT\MOAY. ~ 5. 199 I I II 1tla1 Fii ii tr HI ••30 s ... +de. s-wtnd, ~~ 8eact\ 499--0335 $212,000 Sun 1-5 •••1114 E. BaJboa Blvd, Bal Pen. Balboa 2330 Vanguard, Newport BMch 631-7300 $2,750,000 Sat/Sun 1~:30 8'0-2500 $179,900 Sat 1-5 •••2 Rocky Pt, Corona del Mar ;t•733 Wlndgate Bey, eo.ta M ... 721-1200 $1,595,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 4aa.5485 1187,000 Sun 1-4 .//e ,,,,•2 Rue Grand Ducel. Newport 8ch 8'0-2500 $1 .~.ooo Sat/Sun 1-5 ""7 Rue M ........... 8'g Canyon. N.B. 873-8728 $898,000 Sat/Sun 1~:30 I II 1tl11 Fiii ii tr IEI .: DM.Y NOT I llAl ISTATI DUPLEXES FOR SILE 3 11,111 2 •• 2 II 1tl11 Fii ii tr IEI 2421 E. 18th St~. N9wpOr1 Beech •310 F«nlNf, Corona def Mar 548-9723 $389,750 Dally 10-4 &44-8200 $795,000 TOWllHOIES COllDOS FOR SILE 1 IEIROOI t 210 Liiie Lane #107. Newport Beach 640-2500 $229.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 * • ""280 C,ney Ln-120. VIiia BaJboa, NB &48--0775 299,000 Sal/Sun 1-5 ••"'39 Hllladale, Bek:ourt 644-1800 $850,000 *""••270 Cagney Ln 307. VIiia Balboa, NB ••,,,,23 Northampton, Belcourt 642-5200 $449,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 844-1800 $745,000 Sun 1-5 Sun 1-4 •2569 IJNt B2, EJden.Ave .. C.M. 673-8728 $245,000 SaUSun 1~:30 •II 1tl11 Fii II er IEI ,,,, ••• 11 Northampton, 8ek:our1 Hiii, N.8. 673-8728 $859.000 Sun 1-4:30 412 Vista Roma. etuna 3 •• ,, ••••• •2512 Ocean Blvd, Corona def Mar 67~8494 $1,250,000 ~ 1~ • •II 1thl1 1 II 644-1800 $289,000 Sun 1-5 •• "'8 Rue M.,.....let, 8'g Cyn, NB ---------------1 318/318'h Jumlne. (+ 1BR & loft) Olde CdM 642-5200 $595,000 Sunday 1~ 759-9070 $710,000 Sundey 12-5 2 IEDROOI 500 Cagney ir212, Newport Beach 6-40-2500 $179,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 3 IEllOOI ••"'+220 Nice Ln-312, Villa Balboa, NB 2532 Alder, Costa Mesa &40-2500 $230,000 646-0n5 SJH.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 UUll YIEW -II ...... Tl tut• 2 BR • Oen. 2 Baths, wide side yard spa. expended ltvtng room N4'W fireproof roof Complete extra bedroom at\d beth Air coodltioned-Extre large lot Reduced 10 Ill .... ll&lf " llYl .. 1 Palermo Model -' BR. all new kllct\ • paint. spa, many up- grades Berber carpet .. .,.,.. llST 1 1111111 SomerMt -3 car gar . 58R. atr cones we11 kept by ong owners Great PhaH II locauon •!tAI In ~ Ill of H V Homee Added fem rm " rTIOUft- taln ~ " \ • with new °' '-! .. CloM to = ... A.sue.a to ITlll LllTmll ... ..,. .. 111•11• CdM neer Gellon'a. s minute w-"' to Newport Cent• 28R, 28A. 2 ear atteched gerege u•• WlU ......... CdM Mar Geleon'a 5 minute walk to Newport Cent• 2BR. 28A. 2 car garaige 11,Jtl/-. ...... _. c.rm.t model. 38R, QtMnbelt .,., ... Sun 12-5 When looking for o full-time job, 1t takes practically l\O time to check the opportunities in classified. lllyl'lll ... ~ .. . ,..... ' ...... . ---If\ •1' 11az111t1•-_, .... ,, .. •1• .... NEW LISTINGI • 11,111 2 •• •••sos N. Baytront. Balboa llland 644-1800 $1,850.000 Sun 1-5 IUllSlftUll 8-ltltully~ 3M -., 11111 W/PoOI + la lot Only Pf'toed undlr ........ 0. S*,000 wlfUWSI ..._. .... I~ Old, 3 -.,... '"'· 2~ 8A.. Alli *"" Larve nf\ 28A w/~ ..... ~ Of OM* _. "+ llW of mtnel Only carry. Reduced to 11•.IOO •ITVW41 USl,500 ...... ~ ........ *' ... ,.,.,. ...111111 (Ower l'io,000.000 lotdl) •• - Corwdlf... 2122 CoaMnl lltSI 21241......... 2140 ---I ----.ua . ...,,. ..,_ ... 2 IA., UYE 1 W££K FREEi I , IA ~ 1575/lftO 1111. -•• .,_,, ppm 38R 2.S8A. 3 c.. . BA. ffJ*, ... lg ~d. ut11 Fllde ~ ~ lrg 28A• ~ Slow l1'g 6 r:=-_ ~1.,,!.1~ .._._._ Ho&ml f111c9 ....n.d IO $1~ Included No pets 18A, •e MW, bt\4na.1 MQer'a .. yard CIOM to Su 1111. 470011,llldudedtrOC*:lf PTtc.d to ... ttlla .,.... Agt 7~/~MI 1975/lftO 142~722* !'~! Mu11 •UI bucl'I Call M , -~ --_.... on 909 wtO\ end • ...., ~ c.. . l5CMl653orS31-3186 O'ConMI. te2.Sl33 lt-Wlft cuetom poc», ape a $212 ,000 Lg 2BA, 2102 H.V.HfUS&ectwn-38R BACK BAY COHOO In conocJ 2 M.2 BA htycondo on 2 8drm • de!\. 38A. ~ llgflted tefril ~ A 2'..aA.. ~. 2 11y 28A, fWll rm, '*" upgrda WoodatrMm compla LAROE SBA SBA the aand Gil.O • pool a ~ loCMed on rer• opportunity 11 .rid ""'1 •12 c:a1 ger Up-CORONA Htt.NOS • 2 bd 3-ar ger Grew Incl AYlll Feb. 91 l BA +!Oft, a.•/Brileol PYt petto 'I clulM comm 51~1~ -... g:J --Gal• •aaa.ooo wn-r-...,~ grede9 ga1ote1 Foffow condo yny. $1 OSO 12.250 lMlr MA·J298 2'A8A, lrplc. w/d 1'111-upe, ~-2 Poe*. 14>41. 192 2634 e-21 .... ---''",,_.,. MGrw on~ ncw1h NWP • • 1ttct1 2-c8r gw w/Of>N tenn• court. titc Fr-"'YI • gumr 1enni. COM• mt•Wllll'n of PCH 10 30 SEASIDE ~TOWERS · 2 bd, bey LA.AGE 4BR exec Vic· 11300/lftO 2'1·9151 ext peinted. Avell Jain 1 No W ti W ~~prieea1 ..._ CUICO"' 48A. 3'~8A CIRCLE. Slat Rell &-ME~~R·!1;t.:. 3 bd =:~~y= tOO:orS42~ pell S 1200/mo '1 3 8R, tV•BA .... ~ I 2 • 0WC 2nd T.D l'IOfft9 wltlO degtw bey, llte. Bryan Fl1mm. fWMfTI . $1,575 1. S2395Jmo 4f4.3330 8Mull1UI 3BR 2'~8A Avelt l4t-0593 wtldyl t-5 MC lot w/2 yards Coun-••1111 mtn a city lighl ....,., 491Hl335 SHORCLFFl'S • 2 bd lrnrnedlatety, $1300/mo LAROE EASTSIOE 3BR try 1!11c:Nn tam•ly·lll.0 ... DI :::::' & ': ::r:c: OPEN SUN 1·5 ~ yny . 12000 ... tll1f -1~ rent $1~0f more 28A, lrplc, patk>. gweoe. 1Mf10'"' S2 tUOO _... •-epplt A utue 11 BAYSIDE COVE • 2 bd. Patio, garage, Uy 10 Into cell laundry Mutl He!• BKr te2·5221 .,....,_ s1.1tt,ooo WfT£AMSt den. condo YffY -12.000 OMcfl gal•. No P91• .. -m-• 11350/mo t76-02a9 I PlllMSI .1 JUST LISTED DOVER S...oR!S • 5 bd, 11200/mo. 7eo-eo.4 1 • .... -ll._Y 11111 ltl I• 11f! OPEN TOOATI NEWPORT TERRACE 3 ~. ~. yny • 12,400 4 BR hOtM, Newport ... 28R. 2BA eondo Gar .. NW ITUIJ BR. 2 BA, t.p bit In T v LIOO PAK OR · 2 bd. view, Specloui 2 Miiler Helgtl722 1~•.,!'"E la'·~!_~ I Y' old, 3BA 28A. den. lrplc,O pootp/tennta 1P1 I EnlOY pool • ..,._ 1ennit + gw. Under ~ at yny • 12,800 · • ....., 1198 .......... c:attt oeillngl, lrplc, etec-W I • I • o 11 .. tto• ~~"om 11n ooo 1or~ EMiAALO BAY . 4 bd :sroomc:ondo.21/p,2 251·1800--days trio gerege. patio. No 11200/mo 722·7951 ~f\l'f\"l...~ 11·,'{ 11 11"111 21A Pentl'louH OPEN SUN ,_. oc:ntmt ,_ yny • 15.ooo IPL ~~L~ .._ .. 111... S*• &-mo ..... Of9nDe1 ______ _ ~ALT~• w~dee* A ..... et 18LATITUOE CT tlon.CellB.J orMwty Eastllde3BR •bonulrm Ave l12001mo873-le321 Hwtl.~ 21 4] iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil au. . 2BR 28A petto CAROl. POROElLA • ...,., ............ ONbt> a Ella 14442()() lMTl lulCuty 2S47 ar.,. MESA VERDE 31R. H <BA. ~--.,;----~llllllllliii----unlt,ontyS2tt,OOOI 14$-1791 111·1-l .. H• 11.4f&llft0142-8535 dble gw, lrg kttc:tl, tem~BAA.NO NEW CONDOS -•-.nlllMt= Gtvbbl Ellll...._.200 roorn yard No ~1 $1150 to $1250 • o ~ ,.... ~ MA MA. 4W. 4.IOO .,, Costallesl 2124 DELUXE TOWNHOUSE 2 1119$1rno213-4»-2415 o-te'vuerded pool/11P9 unitt. .A'9t ~ bll to l'IOfft9 wllrg lot. 20lf42 ._.__ ~ 2106 E 8lde ... .-..._ SBA BA. ,.,. 8A. 2 ltOfY °"9r· . 2 13 ·I 2 7 • 3 3 0 0 o ' beeel\I SfNI .,..,., 4 car pool ~ .,._ Mother_.,_ -_.., • ...... ._...-• ltnd P91to, "1*; • ...,_. $400 OFF RENTI New 714-964-SM2 pw111nQ. en XUtT bUy a1 ... unit + or-t 9or 9"W· 3BA USA Charm« on ~ =· lo ltii<tl E ate oerege. wld l'lllup. E'llde IQ 28R 2'<t8At ---S$te,000 ~ o.r-w:itnc:e PlllTIMlll Dlwnond 1 car oc -' mo d/W AWll now No pell IWMM. l/p 2 car attacfl -------- Ii ............... _ .. ~ "*" .. it SotewlnCI llr9e story on $1300/mo + u1itt PATTY 831-1211 Elden Ave 1195/mo gw. w/d l'looll-ue>. Mustllnltne 21« Ill r..-..... Sl44,900w/TE.AMS. GllUy l>rM -Incredible AQI ~ IST MONTH FAH (With' 173-M32 ... ii~ 531•2.-.o •OAANGETREE IBP lit •• •Ht:I• 3109 CilAY ST p~rk·ll lle l'l~e ~I Y' lee) 2 & 38R, 2'Mt4 Eata10e C M c:ftamMg 3 NPT HTS 213 80 HOU99 18Acondo. i.ntw poolS IHWllW'MJIJ wgu9be> w/ .,,..1 twwryconOoa.Frptc.w/d 8Al'lou9e.~ety~ Frplcl2c:at~"*-l.IP9 no pell Avl no• ~.Jiii.Mai ~38R2~8eyWlw vi••• Mol veledt lalbol l'*-4.IP. NC g9te. prtng. furbt•Md 11.250/mo Cm lot ierge yd/Sm pet? S700lmo ;~12111 ~-I . Terrace 1r1odel tiome $7fl8,500C.il ~ 2107 Sl150&ue>W-4472 2487 Sent• Ana Ave 11150/lftO 631-7802 ----\f~l ::t..'"ff 11'\ , I w/U 190. Bey vi.w -nm •2BA IBA. .,.. '*"' a * •O.O. Dupo. c M 53 t..s.4M OPEN HOUSE Orematic: •twnJ .. * ~"lT~• S5ts.OOO w/hrm1 Ill 111181 «*S*. l*ndl, beam eel-Hgt\11. 2-sty, 3BR l';Ba. EMtaide on Ith Green. ,_ SB 2"'8 llM. yd I 48dnn • bcna ""·greet LMILMOptton lll 1•1111 In~• 3408'~ Mercut ger,lndf'y pYtpellO.trpk:. Senta Ane CC 2 1ty, 3 1100 Rldgec:relt Jog to1 lemlly tiome 52000/mo ___ ... . $845/mo 873-7353 11300/mo AQtM2-47ee BR.2'1t8A dinlfemrmal beCI l t375SA6-1035 1 Avtnow AQ1~2500 Spedel 281' 28A mocMt ~.Jiii.~ 1 ••CUT£2BAbMCh cot· •Bedl eay I.Sty 4BR $1.700/mo 844'-703a ,.._flWRll Il l •'lllH•U• WILllllla. ~rlect terr condo ~ lllQI Wl11Und9ck Grat 2BA. ·~rm, trplc:, Eut~ Townl'loUee 2 N on Hel9t111 2BR OMil\o 28A 1...aA dlecof o.= :se:.~ ~~ :;.,":!a ~s::::~ \t~l 1...YI' l'i x ·11 IOCltlOn S tOSO/mo. ~~:.2~t495 BR, , ... BA G•r•.1 ~In chinning con-I ator perfecil 1 10001~ ~!led ·'~ 154t,000wlTEAMSt ~AlTORS . wXUflou~,~. 3 ....... ... ~i~~mo n:.~.2;::P•I :.':" pe~ ca:=~· ::z. :v':rc:»'S· :1~~5 ti .. to :::'"T!t 1tofy1 "=·~ South Cod BR, 2 BA, 11.epe 10 bch. 3 BR, 2'-t BA. tr!! 'f9ld, 2 £/Side 2BR 1'<\BA. w/d a~ ~ ~1Pel• Helen B Dowd. Altr 1424.900 1 n._:l' 1 30 *000Sotcf) Metro 1086 $1,700/moyrly 120~d cw gar, 'tlld l'lkup 316 l'lll.~. alt oer w/Of>N,. J~2M n Beeutl1ul•Yfoldl'Mmine _,_ ..... ~ • • St 142..oeel • Sainte !Nbel. S1,00C>lmo S950 +-$500 dep 2 per· 1• 28R 1·-,~ catn ceUt Ill Hllal w=! ~~19. 2 21~S4-~70 ~·no P91• 850-1798 F 1 ND ten•, llluttert grnhM t• 1111 Jt•t BA trplG lg open Corona def -2122 •MeM Verde 10MVIOuM E aide 28R. 2 BA Twnl'IM. Window, ITplC 9ar11g1 • ' ' 2BA 18A. wtd hOC*-up, N9w pnt, apet I bllndt. w/d mbo. pool. ~ ~ .J//ll..al k.ltehen, h IOC Jut1 28A 18A, 439 Qoldervod. pool owege '*" apece tip ~-~d. ger lndry tennll I 2 deci.1 ~ ../ ~1134.500 Shonwellllngdl1uiric.10 SMOP910t<722.«>11 tec'~950'40-242e lhroughclassified s 10151mo 551-1091 \t'l'r\..~"'Yf.11 x 11 nam.m~ -:::W :::J:i1::=,~0-~ AlTORS • . *~ W• .. 1121 •28A.. twnlly room. fl'J*, •Ml ' II rMr ~leln unl1 of ....... lflll S BA. 2't BA. F1t11 Am • CM fA S... =sroroo:.,.;~IO °"' OI ~ lonul Am • ..c ber an P\Cflll'!Y 1558 •oa:ANICwlyon vw. ~ Thill 48A.. lot"* ger' "~·~ ICI ft .., M ...... • ... 38A 28A. trpec. 2 car ger d4"lnf, '*" '"'· trnipec. . Org9nk ~ CC>-09. pttv beeCh No Pet• ~ ~ • llocll*S OPEN DAILY 1()-<4 L .... vtrglft lend tor $40 $119511'1\0 710-15&5 on I lerge ~ lot 2421 EAST ltltft ST per .:re per month. one •ti -··-•. -.,,.,,. c:uetom pool & ~97~ to SO actet ~ldO -•-• • Ip. s I ...... d l 0 ~ .... ~m 28A 1119A, encl petlo, IMl.000 ....._ ofNr1 oomm pool, dbt C#pot1 Of>EH SUN 12-uo IAHll• --MSO No S*• m-4f 11 411ST ~ Ent•tt1lner'1 d•llglll. .... 440 s.w.d Ground ftr -199 Open ltoof pWI. vded OWN YOUA OWN 28A 18A. f/p, new cpt a UI .Ill.• oal. 48ft. S795.000l.H MOUNTAIN TOf> blnOI. pool, 2 CllPQt1I .. •-OPEH SAT/SUH. 107.8 ec ~ .7.250 or 35 ll50/mo ITl-4442 -11111111 1S12 CMSTVtEW OR IC ~7•450 .... ~l"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ~ .. ..., Own/Aot 722~7 taking 300• ..., Otwlll ~ .../ CUSTOM. SPACIOUS. bUlldtng ell•. Sllllng, ., ...... \t\\'l "Yf I . ..-m. tunc:tlonel. 2500-+ .-... fttHng;,..,.. ~ _. 1~c:IOM10~• nr , .. ,~""l: 41. \ 1 I eq ft. V-.. oceen. bey. f':.1r1orf.*:, h~ beedt. \150/mo r,c-. ~., P•!~· lncredlbl• II 71~121 LPI Mod9rn 29R 2f1A. So o1 *'' ] ] fllf mtl .... 000. ~. llkr PCH. 11300/mo , .. lhl•t' ' ... TIMS 1590 LM99 38A MA on~ Vfl.LAML.90A flllT LJIE ~ ICrWC 2 ._to be9dl 24 "" ~. ...... ftNll ~~ C.:1~ poo4. II* ~,,,,, .. I •lnO ~ a • FOf' Me ~TM>N ~2-0t 873-4400 duoed M0,000. 0--,,.... trOfft ~ CIWIMr CALL 1 800 m tae HAMOR M.A.l TY redueee M MdltlOnel .,.7 000 =~ tof 2 O.AYS OfllN IATiauN 1~$ CMATIV! ~ 1U1 KINGS AO Moulton Ranch Executive Home BRAEBURN-AMHURST 25872 CEDARBLUFF TERRACE LAGUNA HILLS PRICED AT $419,000 FEATUJlES. .. GREAT LOCATION-FllEEWAY O.OSE e Almolt ~ ltl1l under •Upgraded carpeting and bulld8 warranty window beltment (wood blinds• e App;oidn•tely 2991 tq. ft. vertk:a)a) throughout • 4 Bedlooml/3 Blth • ee.ufilul hardwood Boor entJy (1 Bedmom down> with high c.9ling e l..uge bonus room with ~bar • lbeaDy fenced yanl with oomplde and aillODUed mung ru landoped froDt • beck e Belt buy in Mot.tlton ltandl nus ONE HAS IT ALL! No Sbow ~ 9-.30 AM • A.ftn 6iX) PM, Melle CaD f\nt 348-0484 oa. u.dMI ...U.lc: HOU!11 c.. IS a.or NIC:IDATAtt-Wlll te_.•..._ ... ......, ... 0 .. •111 Ila••\ .. • Ltlltllll.41DX90 • 2ar lar.1chd ..... • .... roof • NlwWf ......... • ,..., ............. For Men~ call= ~'=AWl' Jamie MaraftPll • 768-7520 or 3'8-CM73 • ~-- The Roommate Wanted Column ls located In the main Classlflcatlon Section Category 2724 lnb'Oducing "DaJehnc· a new xrvtc:e thal wiU open doors '° new rclaoonsh1ps and &iendsh1ps. See k>day 's cim.11ficd scction Oft bow IO place your f1lF.E pcnonaJ ad and mcel the person o( your drQms. When wu're ready to buy, do it the fast, ~ and least ==~' House Directory ... .... . .. PN:il. •I SAT\MDAY. ~ S. 1991 No better time to ~ buy than now, says veteran HB agent Despite prevamng opinions to the contrary, the time to purchase real estate has never been better. accord- ing to veteran sales agent Anne Hinkey of RE/MAX Huntington Beach. "I'm amazed at all the doom and gloom when people talk about today's market," says Hinkey, a 15-year vet- eran In the real estate business. "Interest rates are the best they've been In four years. I can only re- member two other Instances when the rates compared, and those periods didn't last long. For those who llke to compare this market with the early 1980s, Hinkey Is quick to point out one big dlfferenoe -Interest rates actually reached 22 percent during that period. Today h's possible to get a fixed rate for less than 9 percent. In addition, prices are down. on an average, 10 percent from last year. "We also are finding In this market that sellers and lenders alike are much more Inclined to work wfth you," Hinkey says. "Two years ago It was Impossible to find someone will- ing to sell VA. Today It's com- monplace. along with seller car- rybacks, a practice nearly unheard of two years ago. "Lenders. too. are structuring such things as lender-flnanced closing costs and seller buydowns In order to assist. especially flrst-tlme buyers, to complete a purchase." she added. "lt'~hard to call the top or bottom of any market," Hinkey said, "and many people have been waiting for the right time to jump In. I peraonally feel the right time Is now. and I'm beginning to see signs that others agree. I recently presented an offer on a property for a client where there were two other offers, eomethlng we haven't seen In a while." The same people who needed a home tut year still need that home this year, the agent Po'nted out. so there Is a lot of pent-up demand. For first-time buyers. they've had a year to save whlle prices actually went down. "Many are starting to say that. even If prices do go down a bit more, lost tax benefits wfll more than offaet any potential gain by waiting." Hinkey remarked. "We really are looking at the best of several wortds right now." As for 1991, Hinkey feefs that entry- level properties wfll at least maJntaln and very probably start to lncreue by spring. as more and more people decide to jump In. For step.up homes. over S300.000. It's going to take a little longer. Hinkey cited present Inventory and affordability, but pointed out that as those people Jumping In now start to move up. sales In that range also will Increase. "That's the way the market Anne Hinkey WOf'ka," she said. Hinkey lnslsts that Miiers. too. can proftt tn today's market. eapectatty If they lntefld to stay In the same area. If prtcea have decreaaed -for exam- ple, 10 percent -and you Intend to move up. you stand to ga!n. "Alao on a poehlve note." Hinkey explained, "wfth a lower sales price, tax bases for both capital gains and property taxes are reduced." Hinkey Insists she prefers this mar- ket to the one real estate agents experlenoes several years ago. "It's not ao frantic and far more realistic," she sa6d. "Buyers and setters have time to think. I tee this aa the perfect time to do what I enjoy most, which Is hefplng people get Into thetr flrst home. There are so many people wllllng to work with you ... Hln\ey can be rNChed at the RE/MAX of Huntington Beach Mies ottloe at 17552 Beach Blvd.. or by phoning 841-i00'4. Choose your broker carefully when buying or selling a ho1ne By Kevin Kelleher vice PrMIOenl PHH HomeQu11y Selling your home or buying a new one. either way you wlll need the help of a professlonal real estate broker. But not all brokers are equal In service or in getting results for home- owners and prospects. How does one go about choosing which broker will do the best job? The first Inclination Is to look in the yellow pages for a brOker to sell your home when you have decided to move. Here Is where It pays to do some homework. And white this will take some time out of a hectic schedule, partlculatty If you are being transferred by your company, Just constder what the stakes are. On a home for which you should get S 100,000, the broker Is going to receive a commission of between $1 ,000 and $6,000 What you don't want Is a brok• that~ on adwrtlalng, can't be bothered Vftth holding an open houM. and whO does not t9lpOrt the firm' I ecttvttlee to you tn writing ·-.net on a ,.,.., and tlfMIY t>Mil. So how do you go •bout finding the ::r...aw bro6c• whO wNt wen ror you If you have frlenda or ~ uaodat• wtto haw UMd the ..,. vices of a real estate broker In the past. uk tor recommendations. Be sure to uk for any negative crttlclam as wetl u the poatlvea. That will gfY9 you eome baal1 for QU99tlonlng the brok8f' when you dllCUU e poeaible llstlng with him. If you do not have personat con- tecta who can be of Mtp In tht8 regard, lntervtew brokera to UC*'tmn oectly what they will do on your beheff end Mk for r••~ tMt they "'°'*' be witting to glYe. What you .. IOokJng for le MtVlce. communication and rnutta. An $8,000 cornmmlon MOuld .,. wned and lnctude men tNln • 135 8undey ,,...,a,per llatlng and vegue repona on a broker's efforts. A broker Is not doing you a favor by aefllng your house. He Is your em- ployee and should ltve up to the agreed condlttons of his employment by you. lntervtew Mveral references he gives you to team of thefr ex- ~. Also. check wfth the tor..al better bus!nesa bureau to make aure there are not a lot of complalnta on flle. When buying a home, you are In a better position for good .me. than the Htler. You become the customer and are being romanced becauM you are the potential customer for a bro- ker's llttlng. And remember, the bro- ker really doetn't care which on. of hit homet you buy so long u you buy on. of them. Genera!ly, speaking. however, bro- ker8 are all repu1abfe. hard-working S*>Pte that want to do• good tob for you. If you Ht9ct on. that hu an etnllatlon with a third party relocatk>n company, you can further en.ck ttwr pertorma..ce with thet company. However. atnNatton It pretty dd ~1<*.ce that they perform wete or they woufd not be ~ COtP«•te ...... -·· Nettnaa. Ateo. be .,,. ihat the bn*er Yo" -.c1 .. a member of the aoc.t Mul- tlpM Listing &Mc». DALY NOT / BM. llTAft Honies niost affordable • -in two years Oectlnes In the median home prkie and average lnter•t rate and an lncreue In the median famlty lnQOme lifted the National Auoctetlon of ~ altors' Housing Affordablllty Index In October to Its highest Po'nt In more than two years. NAR'a Housing Affordability Index, which measures the ability of a typ6caJ family to purchase a median-priced resale home, was 113.4 In October, up from 110.8 In Septembet. At 113.4', the Index shows that a famlty earning the national median Income of $35.353 In October had 113.4 percent of the Income needed to quality for conventional financing covering 80 percent of a home priced at S92,800, the median existing-home pra for that month. The October Index rose due to a change In the three major compo- nents of pi.irchaslng power measur• ment -1he median resale home prloe. median family Income and the average mortgage rate. Each change had a positive ettect on the Index. "Objectively. market condition• ate excellent. and are at odds with home sa)es activity.'' said NAR President H)rtey E. Rouda. "The missing fink Is consumer confidence -the Houslng Affordablllty Index Indicates that con- ditions are better than they've been In over two years. "With home prloes retatlvety low right now. and fixed-rate mortgages available at less than 10 percent. the market Is ripe for buyers wno heve been waiting for the best time to buy a home. according to Rouda. the newly elected president of NAR. Rouda said interest rates have r• covered from the spike caused by the Persian Gulf crisis and recent Federal Reserve Board actions have reduced short-term adjustable-rate mort· gages. making them an anractlve financing option. Improvements In home buying con- ditions were recorded In aome of the regions between September and Oc- tober. However. comparisons of the four regions show that In the North· east and West. the two ereu wfth the highest median prices. the typical famlly fell short of hav1ng IUfflctent Income to buy the medt.n-prioed home. In the Northeast, a fm'nlly earning the median Income of '41,376 had 90. 1 percent of the tncome n11ded to buy a home prtc:.d at 1138,200. the Northeut medlan prl.Je for October. In September the index for the North- east WU 88.4. In the We9t. 1 famfly earning the median tncome ot $37,&31 heel 80.8 percent of the Income n 11 ded to buy • home priCed •• s 140.eoo. the ~ dlan-pncect home for the Weet In October. In s.s>tember, the Inda for the w_. waa M.e. In contrllt, hou9fng aftOtdabllty condttk>na wwe much men fworebllt In the Mtdwelt and the South, bOth of wNch NM Nattwly 1-ve ..,. of lower-priced houltng. NA" aN9f econom6lt Johr\ A. TudUo uld bee•• t,_. .. Md\ ............. In ,..,. ... hoUllng metketa, It .. dlfftc:uft to .. .,.. ..... W'Q llClMty on • nettonel 9Cape. . DA&Y CW' I 'M'. ISTATI SA'RWY, Juw, S. tftt I 'NM Jt Don Pfaff takes helm of N-M Realtors The 1991 t~·.,_. A.Mocla- tlon of RM.tton offtcerl end Bowd of Olrectora took omc. tNt week under the ~ of Da•d "-"• a Realtor for REIMAX of Costa Mesa. as president. A member of the uaoctaUon since 1977. Pfaff b9gln9 hl9 term wtth a locus on the Importance of members' professlonatlsm and Involvement In association programs. "Today you c.nnot be a pro. fesslonaJ bated onty upon how many years you have been In the business," Pfaff said. "One ahc>Yld ac:11wfy eu~ port Industry programs and remain Informed about ci\aJlengea to private property rights and profeatonaf stan- dards." Pfaffs bef6ef In a strong. active membership should come u no sur- prise. He hu votunteerect on many of the association commltt .... lnctudlng Government and POfltlcal Affairs. Mul- tiple Listing, Long Range Planning and Community Aetatlons. He also served as a BORPAC trustee and chairman of Realtors Active In Poli- tics ··only through memt>ets partici- pating In the association can the sharing of Ideas and Information be exchanged for the benefit of all mem- bers," Pfaff observed. "A new mem- ber Joins and has the Immediate ben- efit of wtiat atl put and current members have built at a local level. Becoming active In the association makes a difference to your clients. and to your Income." Joining Pfaff as 1991 ofloers are Tom lutro. prestdent-elect: Mercla BreeMf, secretary. and a.tbera Amatadter. treasurer. ~ on the board of directors are ..,...,, Joel CetlMn, .,_ o.IMJ, Tex Orff· flth, Art Rene, ZacUty Wrtaht and immediate past president Ray z..rtt.. Pfaff feats that. just as member$ have certain responslblllties to their association, local associations have responsibilities to thelr members In addition to member benefits such as the MLS department, education op- portunities and arbitration. members also ahould know that the r dues provide the financial support to meet with the state lobbyist and 1eg1slat1ve declston makers. He added that the local assocal- tlon1 provide "Information to update legal documents that protect our llab- lllty In the marke1 place -to go ahead with an}'1hlng or anyone challenging property rl9hts and the fre. ent8fJ)rise system.' With a focus on professJonallsm. Pfaff says he looks fOtWard to the year att d. commenting, "Carry the torch ot knowledge that your are Important to this ssoclatton Take pride and be committed to your Industry " 0 l.oll Jecobo was ewarded the "top producer'' and "most transactions" award for the third quarter of 1990 at the recent meeting of the Peclflc Southwest Region of Grubb and Eiits Real Eltate Company. Jacobs hat ~ a contlstentty h~h produeer n tuxury hornet u ~I as lnveetment prop«'t.... ..._ diligence In ftndlnQ tust tN right p6eCe of pr~ =for her cltenta l'Mil afforded h« : ~dtent• ., !. • She Ml 10~ ,..,. In the tMJllMlll. .. of" In ...... 'part 8eed\/COIGne dill MerllntM .......... ~ associated with Grubb and Ems for over she years, and In most of those years has been awarded the pres- tigious title of senior mrketlng con- sultant. Jacobs was named the top producer In her otfloe for 1989. She also was designated Realtor of the Month for the Newport-Mesa Associa- tion of Realtors. Clients of1en have mentioned how much they appreciate her knowtedge and "fOflow through" In her trans- actions. a Grubb and Ellis spokesman said. adding. "Het frlendlleness and good rapport with other agents In the Industry make woO<lng with her a pleasure." Jacobs and her husband. Jerry, live in the area where they have raised their three children She Is involved In several chantable organizations. ln- ctudlng FOCIS, a support group for a shelter for the homeless. 0 The 121h annual Community As- sociation Law Seminar will be held Jan. 13-15 at the Four Seasons Hotet In Newport Beach. Offered only onoe a year. the sem- inar Is the only source for In-depth analysis of the legal trends. major court rulings Sid legislative changes across the country affecting the field of community association law. The program will Include executive workthlps, luncheon roundtables for Informal d1scuss1on, Interpretation from top practitioners on current legal trands, leg stative Issues and thejr tmpflcatlons. and the seminar manual, which serves as • comprehensive ref- erence 1ncludlng outlines. cue stud- ies, forms and charts. For further information. and a sem- inar registration form. contact the Community Associations Institute. 1423 Powhatan St., Suite 7. Alexan- dria. Va. 22314. 0 A classlc Mediterranean estate home that hts perfectly with Its lo- cation along the scentc coastline In San Clemente Is avanable for sate. accordl"9 to realtora Tom 1nd Unda p.... of RE/MAX South County In San Clemente. The specious. two-story. custom- bUllt residence at 1908 Ave. Salvador has five bedrooms Including maid's quarten, flve bathrooms, a masstve master bedroom 1U te with JacUZZJ tub, three-car ~rage. pJua 1 plethora of fetures lncilidlng 1t9f'eo and Inter- com system, central vacuum, aecurlty system and high cell nga The gourmet kitchen hll eudl luxury Items u a ~.11lt·lon touter, trash compector. microwave. nook nd two pantrtea. n..·a a courtyai-d wtth spa and •ten81Ye landscaping on the lar~ IOt. "There' a an unobstructed pan-oram.:· 11gent Tom Pattaf Mid "Yw Cf" aee CeteMna. the night Mghta of S'n C~e and Dena PoW'lt from neetf)' .-y room. "·• ~ • dtMm home. oflmMQ ..-ytNng you OOWd fNetl wertt ••• The home, In ...... 8'lao wfth generous uae of brick 8(ld maonry work and a terra cotta tile roof, has 4,000 square feet of Interior specie. tt ts listed at $895,000. For more lnformatk>n, and a tour of the home, the Partsis may be reached at the office (361-5110) or at home (24M203). 0 Real estate auctions are an effec- tive marketing toot that can provide quick property turnover, save holdlng oosts and, In many cues, result In the best net profit tor the seller. accorcf. Ing to a Newport Beach Realtor specializing In auctions. Dami "°°"'• preslden1 of the Hoover F1nancial Group, was among a panel of experts dllcuaafng the gr~ Ing use of real 811ate auctions at the National Asaociatk>n of Realtors' 1990 annual convention and trade ex~ sition attended by near1y 20,000 R&- aJtors and guests. According to Hoover. more and more builders are seMlng both com- mercial and residential properti.s through auctions from the outaet ralher than ''sfugglng It out" through the tradttlonal sales process. The proflt realized by bUllders sell- ing their properties through large- scale auctions generally Is com- parable to or higher than the profit received through traditional sales methods. considering the costs for marketing and maintaining each property until It ls sotd, Hoover said. In the future. he noted, It Is llkety that homeowners will lncreastngly tum to auctions to Mfl their homes. Currently. about 3 percent of the real estate sotd In the United States Is sold by auction. Hoover ptedlcied that by the end of the 1990s. that portk>n could be as much as 35 percent. • "We (auction compan•> are loog past being a fad; we're here to stay," he said. "National real estate com- panies likely will have auction dtvlsions or attlllates within two years, with regional Independent companies following soon aft et." he predicted The key to a suooessful auction 1s weU-infOf'med b\1Y9'S. strong pub- licity, an adequate viewlng period and a full explanation of the sale terms. the panellsls agreed. Auction com- panies use many of the same market- ing techn quea before the sales date, such as "*'ia advertising and open houses. that a.re used by tradltlona.I reat estate companies. It Is common for large companies to spend hundreds of thousand or dollars marketing a package of properties In many cases, for non- cash sales. flnandng 11 arranged and b dders are qualified for mortgages In advance. "No one comes to an auction and buys on a picture,·· HooYef' remarked "It ts a market proc:MS that takes time Donald Pfaff Lois Jacobs "Thls structure was destgned wtth a large foundation. which requires ex- tneslve excvatlon and concrete work," explained McCarthy profect managet Tom Sims. "Because McCarthy Is performing the concrete work, we have better control over the schedule. Consecuently. we could ac- celerate the construction schedule and provide cost savings to the owner.·· McCarthy/Pacific, ranked as Or- ange County's leading commercial and Industrial construction firm by the Orange County Business Journal, of- fers general contracting. construction management and d8Slgn/bulld ser- vices for multl-famity resldentlat fac1U- tles, health care facilities, office build- ings, mixed-use faclltties, hotels and resorts. high-tech faciJlties, parking structures, bridges and highways. 0 California renters struggling to qual- ify for a home mortgage may be eligible for a low-interest loan. accord- ing to Countrywide Funding Corpor- ation. the nation's largest indepen- dent mortgage banker Made posslbJe with funds trom the California Housing Finance Agency. the special low-interest loan r::arnes a betow-market interest rate of 8.25 percent. plus one po nt for a conven- tional IOaA and two pomts tor • gov- ernment loan. The interest rate re- mains theed for the entire 30-year term or the loan Countrywide has made a commit- ment to originate over $10 million 1n CHFA loans statewide over the next she months According to Coun- trywtde. CHFA has set the following qualification guidelines tor Its low· Interest mortgages: •A borrower must not have o~ a home In the last three years. •A borrower's gross annual Income must not exceed specified limits, which vary by county and tamlly sue. For a slngfe buyer or a couple, the Income limit ls 100 percet'lt of the median income for the county In wh1ci'I the property 1s located. For a family or three or more. the 11m1t ls 15 percent h gher ano energy." •The sales pra of the property most be ~1th1n 90 percent of the average sale$ pnce for new and exist- ing hou11ng In the county. 0 , ... •A borrower must be able to m e McCarthy/Pacific or lrvtne has 1 do'Nf' payment of et ieast s percent begun cons1ructk>n on the S9 7 for a convention I toan. or f the mltflon PM.le tB of Momlngak» of loen Is nsured by the Federal HoUsinQ Fulterton Ut9cat• Aetnment Com-Adm n1.stratt0n. murnty In Fullerton. •A borrO'#er must pay a one-pofnt Th • s>haM .,taltt constructton of a orig nation fM and other m1s.-~st0f'Y, 91-untt, apwtment-ryp. fa-cettaneous ._. of not more than cittty -'th one, two Md ~ s 175 bedroom Unit.a. The poat-1.nak>n, For more W'\formatk>n about thJS concr•• nm.cl RUCture _.......,,. ~ IO#..:tnt•• 1oen tor ftrat-ttme a bridge cor~ to IM comtncMlll hOme ~ cont-=t Countfywtde at ~. (800) ...... -• • • "' a .. -.... .. - •