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1988-11-26 - Orange Coast Pilot
" 30 17 28 8 - Paclflea Sddleback Woodbi'ldle SantaCWa SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1988 25 CE TS Teen 'S attack stuns ow.n . . Friends in Sarasota, Fla., anxious over condition of beaten Huntington model shocked. "When it first happened, I was in shock; my mouth just fell open," said Brian Eible, a friend who dated Hoose when the two were in high school. "It was just so weird that anyone would do that to her. She's such an all around good girl, super fun-loving." hazel-eyed teen-ager con~flTled her squeaky clean image in Sat,a ta, a small coastal city an hour) drive from Tampa. were asking each other how she was doing. and shanng 1nformauon:· she said. "Everybody knows that she sat up in bed, and that she ate some ice • BJ BOJI VAN EYKEN °' .. ...., ........ Virtually everyone in Sarasota. Fla., wants to know how their golden girl, Duffie Hoose, is doing. Fortunately. tbere•s a little bit of good news now. The 19-year-old aspirins model is sitting. up in her Westminster hospital bed. and re- portedly has been able to cat a little Vanna White and Jimmy Swaggart are among the Bozos of the year/ AS Nation Stormy weather Is being felt through much of the West./A4 World Soviet tanks move In to quell growing Armenian protests./ AS Sports UCI basketball team tumbles In opening round of its own Freedom Bowl Classic:/Bt- \ Entertainment The new USS Enterprise has been shaped up for Its new season./ A7 Index Births Bulletin Board Classifled Comics Crossword Death Notices Entertainment Homes In the Service People Police l og Public Notices Sports Weather A4 A3 86-7 88 86 87 A7-8 Real Estate A4 A9 A3 84,8 7 8 1-4 A2 I J05T t&MTEO lO r(fMINO tlfA lMAl OUR H005E 15 A OtFFf~EHT ~ 1'Wt5 VEAi 2lllt0ppiltg .,. lo Cllriltlw solid tOOd. Earlier this week. thinp didn't look so good. Unconscious and in critical condition after being brutally beaten in Huntintton Beacti eartylast Satur- day momma. Hoose tcc!tered on the brink of death. Friends in Sarasota. which she had left j ust three months ago to pursue a modeling career in California, were Eible said people who knew Hoose wen: all perplexed that something so violent could happen to her. "A couple of people have said it mitht have been something to do witn drugs. but Duffie just isn't like that," he said. Others who know the blonde, "She's just a real sweet girl," said Judy Myers. whose daughter. Kelly, as a friend of Hoosc's. "She's the kind of friend you'd want your daughter to have. She did well tn school. Every- body was just shocked." News travels fast in Sarasota, and news about Buffie Hoose traveled particularly fast this holiday week- end, Myers said. "I was out shopping Friday, and everywhere people who know her Dlllf ....... L.. p.,_ Clut9tmu aboppen bit tbe eeea•aton at Coeta ...... Soatb Cout Plasa. 'Shop till you drop' ritual kicks in on Orange Coast BJ GREG llERltX CM .. Ollllf,._. ..... With their Thanksgiving meals barely digested, thousands of Orange Coast residents part$.ci ted in that odd. slightly ma i'Stic ritual known as Black Fri , although retailers say the onsla t wasn't as heavy as expected. Like bees to honey, shoppers swarmed over local malls Friday. Their vehicles cloacd streets and parlcinc lots and their bag-laden bodies bumped each other like frenzied cattle on a prairie drive. South Coast Plaza bore 1he brunt of the shopping crunch and. judging by the '1ut of shoppers and gridlocked park1n1 lot, the efforts of retailers paid off. "Thctvc been floodina the store sinc:c this morning." said Angie Ltt, an employee at Koala Blue. a store· spcciaftzing in Australian sportswear. "A lot of people seem to be buying a lot riah• away." ShOppers in most places appeared eager to loosen their purse strings after nearly two years of budget- conscious buyi ng. Malls were crowded early w1th people racing to snap up electronic gear. Nintendo video pmcs. cashmere sweaters. customized lugage. perfume, talking Pee Wee Herman dolls and utchen appliances that slice and dice. -Most retailers and industry analysts had predicted a modest 5 percent improvement in sales over last year, but activity began packing up after the election. Retailers also helped mouvatc shooocrs by trimming mventoncs. whiCh prompted analysts to warn there could be shortages of popular gifts. and by staging promouons like early-bird sales. giveaways and v1s11s from fairy-tale and cartoon charac- ters. Still, some mall employees said Friday wasn't as busy as upected. "h's been a little better 1han av~. but I've seen at busier." said Treasha Elliou. a salesperson at Robinson's. "The weather probabl) kept some people home ... The cloudy. chill) ~ther didn't stop Ken Naoe and Manko Mae} a ma of Los Angeles from amving at 1he mell for its opening. Takana a rest Friday afternoon. with a half dozen bags of goods to show for their da) ·s work. the two said shopping on Black Fnday was a )earl)' trad1t1on. "It Fts you into the Chns1mas spmt.' Maeyama said. "There's someth1nc about being out here with all these people all gelling read} for Chnstmas.·· Naoeag.reed ... lt'sa hnlecr:uy. but it's fun." he said. "And ~e·re not done. We're 1oing to Del .\mo after this. .. Doni Stuermer of Costa Mesa also hkes the frenzy of Black Fnday. "It's the best day to shop." she said. laden with 9Cveral bass of ~lothcs "AJI the stores have sales on and nobody's out of anything. .. At Fashion Island, thert ~as a bat (Pleue eee SBOPPIJlfG/AS) cream yesterday." Lorn Eable, Bnan·s mother, ownsa clothing store in Sarasota where Duffie Hoose worked before she left for California. She said the young woman and her friends were a very clean-cut bunch. "My son confides in me. and he !ells me there were definitely no drugs in the group~ or other serious pr~ lems." s.he said. "They JU St had a lot of (Pleue eee nuEND8/ A2) Baffle Loal8e Booee Two from CoaSt among 6 killed in Ventura crash By GREG llERll Uli LANCE IGNON Of .. ..,,... .... An Irvine man and a Costa Mesa resident were amonJ su people killed in a head-on collision Thanksgiving Day between a pickup truck and small car on a Ventura County highway known as "blood alley." police said Fnday. The vktims. who were pronounced dead at the scene. inchaded five occupants of a red Hyundai sedan and a Thousand Oaks man ma Dodge truck, wd California Highway Patrol LL Claude LcMondc. • Amongthe~tsofth<H)undai were Sau.J De la Cueva. 23. of Irvine and Fcmando CofTCI. 20. of Costa Mesa. They wt1'C ridia& ln the car with Magdaleno Correa, 27. Eva V ~ Com.a, 28, and Francisco MCJia. 34. all of Santa Ana. The pickup truck dnverwas ident- ified by the C HP as Frank boults. The wrccka&c 'was discovCJ"C~1CO..- m1les east of FlUmore on State Route l 26. a SUttCb of hi•hway known locally as "blood allCyrbccausc oft.he h'&h numbef of accidents there. SR 11"6. wtucb connects the 1-S near Valencia wtth Ventura. consistently has been reprded as one of the most dangerous highways in the Slate. The two-lane roadway. which bas no center dJv1dcr, was dosed for almost four hoursaftCT the JO: IS a.m. {Pleuc eee CltASll/ A2J Girlfriend urged . escape~ to give up By JONA THAN VOLZIE °' .. ..,,... ..... The 20-)'ear-old murder suspect who broke out of Orange County JaJI early this week before surrcndenng Thanksgiving Day apparently split from three other escapees -who wen: stall al large today. authonucs said. flanked by relauves and a gu1- fnend who apparently urged ham 10 tum himself an to authont1es. Eleazar GonzaJes of Santa Ana surrendered shortly before 7.30 pm. Thursda), pohce said. Gonzales was to be e~amaned for a possible broken arm and in1ured leg before being returned lo the Orange County Jail, Santa .\na Police Lt. Greg Cooper said. ..It was a non~'entful surrender" Cooper added Gonzales' &Jrlfnend. Sarah \ argas. said he sho~~ up at her home Thursda) e'enang. "When I aot home he lnocked on the door ... she said. "It took me by surpn~ .. Gonzales reportedl> told has mother he had been hving on the sutt1s.add1nghc didn't want to~on that way. Va.rps said. She said he visited bneny with has J-,ear-old dau&hler. Pnsalla. bt-forr asking has fam1I) 10 take him to pohce. "It would have been worse 1f they cauaht him," Vargas said. "The mvesttptors kept saying 1t will be a gun battle 1f they sec h1m in the streets.·· .\uthont1es said Gonzales was one of fhe count) inmates who escaped Sunda) b) cutung throueh a fence on the Jail's fourth-floor roof, knotting bed sheets into a rope and climbina down the side of the building. One of the live. Hung L)'. :!1. ~u captured after he fell and brole has leg. Gonzales was awanina tnal for murder 1n a Jul) shooting death that reported!\ stemmed from an argu- ment ~nfi a man named Juan Picon. The thrtt still act large were ident- ified as \i1chael Ltt Taylor. also known as '\nthon) G1anett1, 35: Ste, en "-a Ison. 26. and Richard la~TCnce Fluharty. 26. Ta' lor was an Jail on armed- robbCI"\ charges stemm1na from a Hunungton Beach cnme that ended an a shoot-Out "'hen a 1ewclry store owner chased the ~un-wiedhna ban- dits from his shop with a shotgun. Shots ~re tired. but oo tnJuncs v.-cre re~rtro. Hunungton Beach police said. Taylor Vo'3S arrested out-of-state months after the robbery He was allqcdl} one oflhrce men 1dent1fied as havtf1BCOmmandccreda small car from a Garden Grove man shonly after the Jail escape occurred. The car has nol been found. sheriffs otflC1Als said Fighting Irish take in the Newport scene, gird for U~C You ve iot it. In fact, 1hcy'rc from South Bctid, Ind. -Notre Dame U niventity to be exact -and they are bae to do battle with the Trojan army. USC. SOme 160 of 1hcm -football players. COllChes, suPeQn personnel -urivedaa I.be hold Thunday niaht at about 9 ""'" just in time foi a ..edl. Aler al. it la9d been at kMl bit' .._., tiBce they.d Md their ~rilll •ncr in Indiana and dleie bOys _.IO If' hunpy in a bis laurry, I .r.• T•r a111ey flee Oft' •inst mm C1011 -.19 iMI USC al IM Loe Mllll_el ........... ..., ..................... ptJRl'I•.. _ ..... Niii:. Milr .• _ _.jinictice. a..11 dlt ........ ld!Olil .... IMW IE¢. ·. .. .. -...... &hetti, baked potatoes. green beans. But for freshmen ~nc McGuire &rocooh. nee.. crumed com and two and Marko Jwilov~ both 18. this as ribsof'bttf. In the comer stood a tabk the first time on the l'Old v.1th the moun«chnthcookicsand it"Ccream. nauon's nwnbtt one team. And at '"They eat tarar ponaons: two 10 feels aood. Wann too. Lhrtt tames what ftSUlar people Cll." '"Tflis is the first time I've WC>m I saidBobAllen.thchold'sseneorsaks sborMltt\ed slurt ••a lont time." manqcrwhohasbttft"'9r1yrespon-said McGuart. a 25S-pound ccnttt. sible for rNk.in& the N~ M&I'-He wore shons 10 matd\ But next to noll a &vonte amona c:ollqic and South Bend. wtuch hat already Sttn profts&aona1 teams from throuahout its share of~. the~ Ilia of the country. SOuthcm Cahfomia oe Friday eve-AUtn said \M mosl amponant nale ouw looked hke summer. 111 feed•nt footbill players i1 pmty Otbtt t.haa tilt win. Jw'tovic came sin\s* -don't, uftder any amam-look1111btwo-...'-thldMe"ho sunces. nan'*' of food. milch about: Sft!C11 lad dlMl9t .....,_ 8ok:ar was quiet to complirMnt ary C.l.tor,. .. ,.... ~ .._. °"' oe Uie llft'V1ft aa the hoer&.~ ht ftrsa the'" poll•'*' whal witla dlC m:eftt !ilitcd~~•duri111mcNot~ nu' havt•riftlcd lhettydelll. lut Dlmel\J3C. ~ tndi~ 0. tht prts._ • ol*most'"*'iotls..Mdlup10ldltt , "Even bed--toolti~~ .... '"" kJoli: ...... llid Warmer weather for Weekend U.S. Temptt. .. .... ...._... 11 ... ~ ... • ,.._, • 1t Extended =· 1) CM "-Clly 4S 35 17 45 u..v..-47 • MMlkClly 54 24 LMlflilca 75 53 ~-lot24Mln ..... ,...... ~~--::-:---........ .. H l..OIAMle f7 • ....., .. .,,....s ......... ............ • 47 UModl .. ... ..,._ • • ~ *•· ....... 40 ,. ~ .. 75 60 e.--1 • S3 :7:'..... 70L '--:c: .... ,.. *' T7 • .. .., 4 17 ....... 90 .... lk ...,,. • *° lldl1odOm1 70 46 ...... ... 21 ·-·-IS n ......... S6 42 ~ " • .... .. 21 ...-.SC ,..,, 43 S3 .. 52 t::'°"'vt • 20 ......... 71 47 CMMtC:.,. 51 47 Surf Forecast 32 ,, .... C>nMnl 7t $3 E.-.a 41 ... ~s.c. 16 47 .... YClftlClly 54 S3 ,_ 61 ., Owll:IMn. W. Va. .. 2t ..... v .. •1 " ~ 57 ., ,..... ..... ~H.C. ... 37 Mol1hf'W'9 41 M t= M 47 .... ... ..... a.w--2t u ~City 51 42 .. .. Loe~ Collnly M t2 g+.-: ... 57 ., OiNN . ... S3 M 47 ~L~ M 12 .. .. OrtlfldO 7t 51 $2 45 .... 12 8la peopleperlalaed wben tlalaearwu8tnlek bead-on bJ a track lD Venblra Coa.Dty. :::-o: ~ 17 SS PtlMdulp. .... M 2' M 42 • ..... "9fWa ,.. 12 ~a.c. '1 SS ""-'ill ... ... Mo; ue 111 M 42 hill *..:tlOI\' w.. °"1loClll tor 8Uft. 27 c:.e-e-,Ofllo 13 57 ~ .. 54 dey:~_,end ..... CRASH KILLS TWO FROM COAST ••• From Al accident. ear-it.MM ~·Wortto = ~=:r ..... 42 n • ~Ore. ., u PtooldeilCle ,. r, =rClty 47 2t ....... ... 44 47 37 ~a.di 67 • 51 " " 45 eo 31 OnWto 60 41 Tides Ventura County fire Battalion Chief Dale ~iller said the wiukage indicated the crash occurred at a high &peed. County fire Capt. Frank Hom said empty beer cans were found in the pickup truck. However, uMonde said in- ivestigators could not immediately tell how long the beer cans had been in the truck and that the accident was still under invcstiption. A "jaws of life extraction device was used to remove the bodies from dai drove up. The man inside broke down in tears, and officers offered comfort to him and his wife and child, LcMonde said. The CHP reporte<j that 23 other people died on the state's roads dunng tbc first 36 hours of the holiday weekend, from 6 p.m. Wednesday to 6 a.m. Friday. The CHP said n investipted accidents in itsJ"urisdictioo which took 20 lives. an 16 of those victims were not wearing seat belts. Last year, there were 30 fatalities and 832 drunken-drivinJ arrests in the same time span, the CHP said. As of Friday evening. no fatal accidents had been reported in Or- anae County. O.MollMI o.t.roft °"""' EIPeeo E,,.,_.. '*benk• ,.., ,_...,. GrlndRlpidl OreetFlll ar.r..ooro,M.C IWttorO ....... HoftoMu Mowelon llldlell!lClll .-.-.~ .. " S3 Aerlo 42 ... AldVnond eo 50 SIL~ .. ,. Sell Uk• City • 10 ·21 San Antonio 3S 23 ... Jull\,P.A. 29 " StSleM8'1e M 41 ....... ., , .. t.,_97;: 5t 31 50 25 Spali- 3t 20 :r.-15 74 ~on.O.C. 7' 16 WICMa 12 3' ~· n 51 ....... °"'" 43 13 ... ~ 13 47 47 31 ,........,. st 42 U' 2t ,._,.... II .. TODAY 115 ... .......... .. 36~ •.Ha.m. u S3 22 l'led-oClty to 4' IOW 5:31 p.m. .o.• IO 51 ...... $2 41 rT 74 s.cninento 63 43 _.., ... 37 ...,_ '° ... ~ .. 12: 40 a.t!I. u 45 37 Sen ..,_.dlno 5$ 42 F'lrll IOw 4:1'a.m. a.o '° 63 5ef'I GeDrlll .. 44 8-ldhlgh 10:3' ...... u 40 29 5ef'I °"'° II 51 8-'410w "2ap.111. 0.2 S3 '° Sen Frmnc:Mco M 47 50 31 ...,, .... M ... ""' .... loci.,. .. 4;44 PA. ,.. 53 32 a.ntAAM II ... ~ .. ~ p.111. Ind ...... 4:44 41 40 a.Me....,. ... ... p.m. .. '° ........ '*'flio IO N .._,,._ .. 7-~p.111.,_...., 54 M .......... • ......... , .... Ind,._ ....... ~ the car. As patrolmen w~rc at the scene. relatives of the vicums in the Hyun- The CHP also made 707 arrests for driving under the influence of alcohol during the same period. spokeswoman Maria Gonzalez said. But traffic on the southbound San Ditgo F~way in south Orangt County was paniculary pokey Friday morning as motorists apparently made their way home from Thanksgiving festivities. Traffic in and around South Coast Plaza in Costa Mesa also was unusually thick as shoppers hit the road during what is traditionally the most frenzied shopping weekend of the year. Santa Ana youth doused Bush declares rumors about with g~solh;le, set on fire f\'f edicare cuts 'speculative" i KENNEBUN~PORT. Maine {AP) -Presiderit~lcct George Bush ~idesteppcd questions about reports ~e would back $3.5 billion to S5 J>illioo in Medicare cuts. but he )>led&ed to zero in quickly on lhc ~lem of cutting the U.S. budget deficit. . "I keep reading in the papers a lot of thinP. I'm supposed to be doin~ that I don t know anything about,' Bush told reporters Friday. Bush suggested he had made no decisions yet on budgec cuts. .. Don't make JudaJnents based on stories that don't really have any •uthority behind them," he said. Spokesman Stephen Hart said sug- ~etuons on Medicare cuts were 'completely speculative. It's premature for anyone to speculate about the budget." Bush worked for several hours Friday in the small cabin he uses as an office but told reporters he had "no appointments" scheduled during his Thanksgiving holiday. Bush swooped into town Friday to visit a wme and cheese store, then went to a video store where he rented the movie "Broadcast News." He also stopped in at a hardware store and a golf equipment shop at a local country club. Sources close to the vice president, who spoke only on the condition of anonymity, said that the issue of selecting a defense secretary re- mained up in the air. Top advisers remain deeply divided on earlier plans to fill the post with former Senate Armed Services Chairman John Tower of Texas. the sources said. Bush himself bas given no clues on whom be might select, but in recent days has appeared to discourage suggestions that it would be Tower. Jn any event, Bush has said that he has not yet made up his mind -and that the decision will be his alone. Bush declined to comment further on news accounts, including one in the Washington Post, that his admin- istration would so along with some $3.5 to $5 billion in proposed Medi-care cuts expected to be recommend- ed b_y outgoing President Reagan in his final budget submission to Con- gress in January. Asked whether he would advocate chops in Medicare funding, Bush said: "My view is I'll address the whoic budtct problem very soon." Bush pledged earlier this week to send neaotiators to meet with mem- bers of Congress on the first day of his presidency. That strattgy was in keeping with a proposaJ by the man Bush picked to be budget director, Richard Darm:ln, that Bush not submit his own rewrite of the Reapn bud&et, but instead work behind the scenes with Congress to forge a compromise. Bush has insisted he will not support any form oft.ax increase, and would seek to reduce the natton's S 150 billion a year budget deficit with a ··nexible freeze." Such a freeze would hold overall spcndina at the level of inflation, pairinJ additional spending in new areas with new cutbacks in othen. Bush aides have said that the only item not on the table for suer. cuts is Social Security benefits, remarks that made it alJ but certain that the new administration would advocate cuts in other SO<alled ""entitlement' pro-~ms, like Medicare. Meanwhile, Bush aides said a meeting this weekend with defeated Democratic rival Michael Dult.aki1 would not occur. They said it will probably happen next week in Wash- ington. The Bushes had dinner Friday niaht at their home with Cardinal Bernard Law, the archbishop of Boston. BJ fte AltedaW Press An ·argument foUJwing a drinkina tout led a man to splash his nephew with gasoline and set him ablaze in Santa Ana on Thankslivina Day as horrified housemalC$ watched, wit-nesses said. Armando Soriano, 20, was listed in extremely critical condition Friday at UCJ Medical Center in Orantc with severe bums over most of bis body. nursing supervisor Sue Abeam said. Marcial Castro, 3 7. was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after fU"tfiJhters caUed to the scene dis- covered Son2no smolderina on the lawn. Castro ~It set his ~ afire after yellmai 'You don't think I'm man enough to do it.· '' 11id Blanca To~ 16, one of several Mexican immapants livin1 in the two-bedroom hOuse. "Annando was running around all over the house, bumina and every- thing." Torres said. "lie was yelli!'ft •rm goins to die! I'm goina to die!' She wd the two men bad been drinking throughout tbc ni&ht and argued about a variety of sub,iects, includina family finances. The two men continued to UJUC until Castro poured psolinc onto Soriano, Torres said. Castro said, "You don't think I'm man enouah to do i~" Torres recalled. "Armando said, You're not aoina to do it because you are my blood and there are little children living in this house,'" Torres said. But Castro replied, "I'll do it. I'm goinl to bu~ you because I don't like you, she satd. Torres said Castro followed his fleein•be~ew out of a bedroom and lit him on fire in the kitchen . Torres said Tomas Campuzano, another man livin.1 there, used a arden hose to douse Soriano as he lay Imming on the grass. • Cloudspart as wa~m air arrives By LANCE JGNON Of .. Olllr ........ If you look out the window right now and and it's only partly cloudy and it isn't rainina. the National Weather Service was riaht on the money. A paccby cloud cover this momina is expected to ,;ve way this afternoon and evening to clear skies with the :::l':ratuie alona the Oranee Coast · na out in the hilh 60s and dropping tonight to t6e mid-40s. Today's weather follows up to a Hostage honored in.OC rite quarter inch of rainfall in parts of Southern California Friday. The wanner weather expected today is being brouaht by a jct stream moving across the area that 1s creating a weak to moderate Santa Ana weather condition. the Associate Press reported. Although you may be able to put away your raincoat for the time beina. you mi&bt want to keep your wi~ breaker Dandy. Gusts of up to 35 mph are expected Saturday niabt and By T1te Alaoeiaced Press her Christmas wish was for the Sunday at the buc of Southern Amtrican hostages held by pro-newsman's release, according ton~ California canyons and in the moun- Jranian extremists in Lebanon were inJ home spokeswoman Nancy Fon-tains and deserts.. accordina to the ta1ne. In ill-health, Galdas was un-weather service. remembered durina a Christmas tree available to speak ror herself. Both the mountains and deserts lft ligbting ceremony atthe Westminster su~ to wce continued cJearins FRIENDS PULLING FOR BEATEN TEEN ••• Mall. The Hylond nunin1 home rcsi-toniaht and Sunday with the snow Mary Galdas. a 64-year-old resi-dent's room is festooned with buttons levef rcmainina above the 7,000-foot dent of the Hylond Convalescent and stkteq dedicated to Anderson's level. . From Al fun, went to the beach. and maybe had a few beers." Sarasota 1s the kind of environ- ment tltat nurtures clcan<ut youths. 'Eible said. "Ifs a prettr. small town, and pretty conservative. · she said. "It's a stable community with a lot offamilies. and a lot of retired people. Everybody's sayin_g the same thing. that it's typical for California. Now no one wants their kids to go out there." Ironically, however. the tcen-aic sister of one of Buffie Hoose's close f nends also was severely beaten last Friday night in Sarasota, Eible said. The Sarasota County Sherifrs De- partment was unable to confirm the report Fnday, however, and attempts 10 corroborate the report with the local newspaper. the Sarasota Henld Tribune. also were unsllCCCSSful. Hoose had .been intefeSted in modelina and fashion for some time and had worked put time for a local modelinJ aaency before leaving for California., Eible said. "She just went out there to visit last summer, and when she came back, she had decided she could make it out there." Eiblc 11id. Hoose was evidently on her way to ORANGE lllilJ ..... COAST r•I r MAIN OffJCI a30Ww119y lt .~e....._CA making it in modeling, having already. landed a contract with the Max Modeling Agency in Beverly HiUs. A spokeswoman for lhe qency said Hoosc's wholesome good looks were in demand and that she had already done some television spots. Hoose's large network of friends and acquaintances in California was also shocked by the news of her beating. Nicole Goar was with Hoose at a party the night of the beating. and spent the niaht in the same Hunt- ington Beach duplex where the as- sault occurred. "It was really bad the fint ni&ht after it happened," she said. ..I couldn't llcep. I was IClred, and I kept wondering how I couJd be alJ right when she got so badly hurt. I kepi thinki!\f maybe I could have done somethina. I felt guilty." (ioar said she had a hunch the assailant was someone HOOR knew, but admitted she was uncertain about it. "She teems to tet to know peoolc reaJly easily," said Goar. "She's rea"Jly one of the nicest. friendliest people I've ever met. She must know about 100 people out here and she's only Home who "adopted" newsman release. On Frida)'., she sat in her The forecast throUlh Wednesday • been here three months. 1 ~ it's hos&age Teay Anderson, prayed for wheelchair proudly wearina her calls for continued clear skies and less scary in a way that it might have her captive "son" dunna the » trademark American flag pin with 1usty winds. Hiahs will creep up to been someone she knew. The thought minute holiday cercmon)' at the I~ the low 70s with Tows in the upper 30s that someone just chose lhe house at store shopping center fnday nighl yellow ribbon, and another button to lower~ alona the OraDF Coasl random, that reaJly bothers me." Galdas, who had known reading: ··1 remember Terry Asouthwesterlyswellisexpectedto Hoose. 19, was attacked at about Anderson's now-<ieceased father. said Anderson." a,enerate three to six-foot waves. 4:30a.m.inthel~hS~~P~.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ where she sublet a room. I I She was transported to Humana s 0 E Bl k Hospital in Westmins.ter with a a~e n ~ans ac fractured skull and remained in • critical condition for nearly a week. Hospital officials said Friday that DuPont STAINMASfER* her condition had been uwaded to serious and stable. Marlene Steele, who lives in the house with her husb9nd and dauahter Natalie, a friend of Hoose's 1rom Sarasota. reportedly heard a noise in HOOR '1 room and seated the attacker off when she went to investiptc. She reponed to police that the assailant was warina a bright, Kelly green hooded sweatshirt. A youna white mu with short dattt hair wearina a 1watlhin that matched Steele's delcription, who was teen Joiterina outside, is wanted for quaiiortina. Anyone with information about the cue is asked to call 969-2272 or 536-5951. DuA:Jr1l STAINMASfER Suony Plush Cupet ~ DuRJnc STAfNMASTP.R Sadptand ....... carpet Mii ...,_ h• IMO, C-. ..._, CAmM Cllllllll9'I eda. M2 ... 11. IMlt-. I edll°"4ll ~, JUtcaU A2-6086 No.v'1811 Only Sq.Yd. INSTAUEO No.v 121 11 Only Sq.Yd. JNSTALLED o.wt ..... ~ ... _ ............... on.I ..., ., ....... 11 ..... ~ .,...,~ ..... .....,,.,wn1•~-- • - ell••••• 'If p' I II &~ .... ....... ON SALE THROUGH NOV. 21 • ··••• e :q:·• .. ,, .. "'''"""!.' II>) ....... , .. ~, ·~ ~ ,. Holida y ice rink at Nordstrom lot will fulfill wishes The Mike-A-Wish Foundation of Orange County will be the beneficiary of proceeds from the Nordstrom Ice Rink from Friday throuah Sunday, Dec. l l . Hou rs for skatina will be l l 1.m. to 9 p.m. Monday-Saturday and 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sundays al the rink to be constructed in the parking lot-directly in front of Nordstrom at South Coast Plaza. The cost for an ice skatina session is $4. This will be the only outdoor ace rink available to the public in Southern California during the holiday season. The foundation's purpose is to grant the favorite wishes of children with terminal or Ufe- lhreatenang illnesses. It also hopes to provide the family with some special memones -not Just the final tll)ages of b95pitals, doctors and frightcriing medical euqipment. Since 1983 the county chapter has never had to tum down any child's wish. c.ounter~ct holiday blues -seOPPING ••• ham Al mott bftalhana room and retailers were ex~ina to be hit hard this weekend. •Actually so far it's bttn busy but not as busy as we expected," said Francnc:o Curcio, sales clerk at B. Dalton BookseUer. "Last ye1r our busy day was the Saturday after Thanks&ivma and I thank that's what will happen this )'ear." Tamara Welch, a salesperson at Bull- ock~Witshire, said the mall's open air plaza configuration and the gloomy weather probably combined to keep some shoppers a~ home. 'h'snotwhatwcthoughl at would be, but I think the weather's been the b11 reason," Welch said. "I think the big rush will come (today) or Sunday."· Although many Californians bundled up Fnday, the weather was positively balmy for v1siung Notre Dame f~tball play~rs. some of whom were shopping at Fashion Island Friday. ''I thought n'd be a little bat warmer, but anythtng's better than South Bend." said Andre Jones, an outs1de linebacker for the nation's No. I college team. "I'm basically JUSt browsing; though, because I refuse to pay S 125 for a short-sleeved shin." Asked if he was ready for today's game with the No. 2 ranked USC Trojans, Jones smiled and said, "You bet." Or~ CoM1 DAILY ptLOT/Slllurdey, Nowrnber H , 1111 U ...,,... ...... .,'--..... The Center for Creauve Alternatives is offering a Holiday Suppon Group to help people deal with the .. holiday blu~S,,:: The group will meet on Monday ·evenings from NOv. 2~ to Jan. 16 at the center. 661 Hamilton Ave.. Costa Mesa. The non-profit community service organization provides counsel- ing and educational services to help adults. teens, children and families improve their lives. For reservations and 1nformauon call Jan at 642-0377. Store managers around the country found customers hned up to greet them when they opened the doors. At the Galleria shopping mall in downtown Cleveland, cars idled bumper to bumper waittng for valet parking. The crowd was nearly elbow to elbow by midmorning. Parking lot gridlock testiftee to beltnninC of Chrlatmu aboJ'plnC eeuon at Soatb Cout Piasa: "There'sstrollergndlock an places," said Susan Inskeep. 56, who had brought her grandson to the Galleria Glendale an suburban Los Angeles. regional department store chain. "It's just a blowout on everything," he said. Trucktt. 30 miles west of Reno. where a recent snowfall brought tounsts into to-.n. Gallena's parkmg structures. Homs echoed as motonsts grew 1mpauent. The crowding outside foretold the masses inside. Parents and Inds walled 30 deep to set Santa. Insurers meet monthly Betty Turner, owner of Athenon Insurance Agency, will speak about women in insurance when the South Coast Insurance Association meets at 6 p.m. Wednesday at the Holiday Inn in Irvine. Contact Patncia Spadoni at 756-3365 by noon Monday to make reservations for the S 13 dinner. In Boise,.. Idaho, where last month's opening or Boise Towne Square ended residents' 20-year-long wait for a modem shopping maJI, crowds swelled to 60.000. doub}e the average daily traffic. said manager Bob Mitchell. .Beverly Halls' gilded Rodeo On-..e seemed empty at some points of the day. but Chamber of Commerce President Karl Schurz said all appeared busy to h111T. The pace was frenzied but fnendlv. retailers said. · The crowds sent Charles Chase of Los Gatos ntting from Neiman-Marcus an San Francisco. He began shopping at 8:30 a m. "There's stroller gndlock an places.." said Susan Inskeep, 56. ·• 1 was hardly able to get down the street,t' he said. ··1t was great then." he said. with shoppmg bags propped on both sides of ham. "Then the world woke up and n got temble. ··we're feeling very opttmistic." said Lucy Hamilton, spokeswoman for Nor- dstrom of Southern Cahfomaa. Register for dancing An intermediate social dance workshop on the intricac1cs of the West Coast Swing and cha cha will be offered next month by Orange Coast College's Community Services Dcpanment. The fee is$24 per person for the series of classes that will run on Fndays, Dec. 2. 9 and 16 in the dance section of Peterson Gymnasium on the Costa Mesa campus, 2701 Fairview Road. Instructors Bob Davis and Ronnie Paske are certified graduates of the Golden State Dance Teachers Association. For registration information. phone 432-5880. In Lexington, Ky .. crowds were "prob- ably the best I've seen an m) 30 years with McAlpins." said Scott Overley of tbe The Palm Springs K-Man was stuffed with shoppers snatching up '1deocassette recorders on sale for just under $200. said manager David Campbell. Customers also kept sales clerks bus) 1n ''I'm gomg home to pig out on Thanksgiving leftovers.·· he said. B} 10:30 a.m .. ,cars circled the Glendale "Ifs definitely the busiest shopping day of the year:· ~he said. Th A.nodate4 Pres• ceatru.te4 t• tti• nfl«&. Analyze psychotherapy The county chapter of California Marriage and Family Therap1sts will m~t Friday from noon to 2 p.m. at the Orange County Medical Association Conference Center, 300 S. flo"'er..St., Orange. Dr Raymond Choiniere will discuss .. Contextual Psychotherapy: Explonng the Sources of Psy- chotherapeutic Mastery." The buffet luncheon and program are open to all mental health practitioners and the public. Cost is S 13 for members and S 16 for non-members. Recognize representative Clarlatina Pbam and 90ll Patrlcll, 2, meet a frlea4Jy tD.rkey. Newly elected legislators will be welcomed and "incumbent representauvcs wall receive tribule at a legislative breakfast at 7: 30 Friday at the Costa Mesa Neighborhood Center. 1845 Park >\ ve .. Room A. Ball Ewan_g wall address the event sponsored by the Orange County Association for the Education of Young Children. Reservations arc due by Monday . Jo&DDA Arlington, 3, and brother JammJ, 2. want no part of thta. . -.,. .,.. Traders to travel .. Ambassador Holland Coors wall lead a trade mission to Taiwan and Thailand. co-sponsored by the World Trade Center Associations of Orange County, Pomona. the Inland Empire and Oxnard from Jan. 22 to Feb. 4, 1989. The mission is organized by Business Ambassadors Inc .. an Irvine· based consulting firm serving U.S. and foreign companies an the areas of intema11onal marl"ting and operations. Princi1>3ls of American companies will be assisted an initiating contacts. selling products and services and secure agreements with Taiwanese and Thai businessmen and investors. Sign-up deadline 1s Thursday. Phone 851-0444. CALENDAR Monday, Nov. 28 • 7:30 p.m . Newport Beach City Council, council chambers, 3300 Newpon Blvd. Children (and parenta) line up to aee Santa at Faablon I.tand. Sean Padlock, 8 montba, aeema ln awe of Santa Claua. County man wins reprieve against extradition to U.S. By n e A11oclated Press VANCOUVER. British Columbia -Orange County fugitive Charles McVey has won another roun~ in the British Columbia courts an his f1Jht qa1nst extradition to the United States. But McVey. 63. won't be set ftte until the litany of charaes against him 10 through appeal hearings. The British Columbia Court of Appeal dismissed a U.S. government appeal Thursday that McVey should be extradited for falsifyana docu- ments alletedly used in the sale of supercomeuter technoloa.y to the Soviet Union. Tbecourt ruled McVeycouldn't be u tradited for the offc11sc because 1t 1s not one of the listed crimes in tbe c.-. ..... A S2-¥ear-old Costa Mesa man suyins '" 1 Ncwpon Boulevard moael woke Ul' to find another m,an en-tint in bas window. When he screamed at the 1n1Nder the man 111d he thouaht he was in a fnend's roorn. apolotiiled, and ~~ • • • A woman who went to her mother's for nanmavina diftner mUrned hOifte to find some crook will have a Canada-U.S. extradiuon treaty. Three appeal court justices agreed with the earlier ruling by Supreme Co urt Justice John Bouck that the crime for which McVey is wanted in Orange County 1s not an extra<Jit.able offense in Canada. j Initially ordered by Justice Patrick Dohm to be extradited for filing a false expon dcclaralion. Mc Vey suc- ccssfull~ appealed the o rder before J usuce Bouck. Defense taW}'er Roben Anderson said Canadian authonues. acuna for the U .S. Justice Ocpanment. lasted the crime for which McVe) 1s sou4ht as fo!JCry in order to have ham extradited to stand tnal in the United States. Foricry is included in the treaty. me~_ Chnstmas at her e,~nsc. ~ $4,000 pear1 nccklllc:e and $400 wonh of other jewelry was stolen. • • • A aun. JC~lry and cash valued at but because Mc Ve) ·s alleged co nduct doesn't consututc forge!) in the U nited States. th<' ap~al court said he cannot be eAtrad1ted on the charges. The former lo\nahe1m H ills resi- dent. who fled the United tatcs in 1982 ahead of a grand JUI) indict- ment. was arrested 1n the tin) Yut..on community ofTcslin Lat..c in August 1987. He had been It' mg in Malta but c-ame to Teshn Lake for a hollda) Last Aug. 5. Mc\ e' .... as ordered extradited on separate charge\ of.,.. ire fraud aod defrauding the defunct Sa.xpy Computer Corporation. He 1sappeatina that rulinaand -.111 remain in custody at the Van ou,er prctnal center. whtrc he has been held since his am t. boys' restroom at !'ic-.pon Harbor HIJh School su tained an estimated SSOO 1n dam c Wcdncs· da) when an unknown arsonist spread totltt P1per throughout the room and set n on firt • ••• $6,000 >Nu taun from 1 home on Alben Stfft1. ~ buratar pried his way into the Pf'lll oft~ i.oux. thtft entered the 9'olM tlHouth aa O · locked door betWftn the Pf'lll and kttchen. Newport 811da Ju~1'es a~ suspected an the theft of tna fire c'll"IU•SMI"\ from unaodied YCh•da int~ maintcnan,c ,. anaallM •u•Commun1t~ Hon~ owaen Allociation. N 14 \ 1 ta del Oro. loss "'as S245 • • • .\ 15-horscpo\\er motor. ste""° s~kers and Jacket .... uh a com baned 'alue ofS 1,250-.ere burglanzed from a 13-foot boat being repaired at 1530 Placentia .\\e. • • • .\ Beacon Ba> ~1den1 fears has maid ma) have thro-. n o ut four ticket~ valued at S8 to the l ' C'- Notre Dame game. Fountaln Valley Someone entered Brnolficld Escrow at 1883 7 Broo"'hurst t Wednesday at 9:35 a.m and d<'· stro)cd a S I 0.000 deed of trust • • • A thief broke into Elaine's Gifts at 16511 Brookhurst t . late WednC'S· day nt&ht. and stole SI, nO \\'Orth of bumper suckers and Jcwclr) • • • .\ motonst an a 1979 Che') Blazer Countian faces 44 rape charges .\ Buena Partc man has been charted with 44 counts of rapc, ancmpted rapc and burs.lat) tn con· ncct1on with a cnme s_pree 1nvoh 1na I women. many of them elderl)' or hand1cap0td. eoi.cc said. D:innv liams. 37, who has been an Oranic tounty Jail for four months on a t'lursla~ charsc. was hnked.1h1s \liC-d. to the other rnmcs oommancd inu:-I~ S 1n Garden Gro"c. "nah 1m. Fullerton and Santa na, P<'hCC' Ytd Thu dro' e across the la\\ ns at Fulto n Park. at 620 El Lago "~enue earh Wednesda) morning causing S25Cl damage to the sonnklers and ta~ n .. . . >\ motonst put SI 7 2 worth o f gas an his 1975 Datsun at Carl' L'n1on Scn·1ce Station at 18025 Broolhurst St .. and left W1thout pa) ing \\ ednes- da} at 10:35 p.m. lntne "" lntne resident -.as bhndfoldcd and bound wtth tape Thursda} after- noon by two armed bandits who ro bbed h1<; home. The gunmen, descnbed a~ \ 1etnam~ males an their !Os, entered the home tn the Q300 block of Jeronimo Road shortly bt'forc I p m and had pistols tucl ed 1n their \\atstbands The bandits fled "nh an undetermined amount of 'aluablcs 1n a tan Toyota van. The '1cnm was not IDJUred. • • • "tele' 1s1on set and several ttemsof JC~elrv were stolen from a home an the 200 block of Berkeley bt'twccn 4 p.m. and m1dmaht Thursda) Gunman overpowers guard, takes electronic equipment By 808 VAN EVIE Ot .. 0.., ........ l\n anned robber overpowered a sttunt) auard at an If'\ 1 ~ cl«tromcs firm Thantcsa1van1 Day ind escaped *Ith an as )Ct undctrnn1ncd a mount of C'QUtpment. The auard at Hoh Inc .. lJ3SI Jeronimo, reponcd that ht was called to the door by a person wbo ht believed to be an employee "The person at the door confronted tht secunt} pa.rd W1\h a ~n. bhndfolded him and tied his kt and hands wtth iapc." said Irvine Pof~ Stt. Ron flalhtts. Fllthtrs said the \1Ct1m dc~ribed the assa•lant as Oriental and said theft m •abt have ~ 11p to two acromplten; But the v1ct1m was able to provick onl~ a descnp11on of the first suspect. He 1s believed to ht' between 23 and 27 yc.irs old.. with the tan oh beW and -.c.ann, a white shirt. blue sweater and Jeans. He wa weanna at least lWO auns tn ha waistbeftd, tcron11n1 to the 'icum. "Appa~ntly. at WU u 1fthey knew •hat they wtnted.." l&ld Flatbcn. ··~ ~nt nsht to a P1rtlcular door Incl kded h lft. •• The ~ occumd shortly lftcr noon on Tliuf1do·, Tht iecWtly .... was lblf•to aw ~ .... ttpontd tM ....... 12:'1 Mll-lolm were llill udcla'_... fM. da . fllahcq IMd • I II\ -1 -bat ............ "'' ,,, _ be ma unUl die bu1iM11 J ¢ 1° aeai• on Moadly. • l Orange COM1 DAILY PILOT/ SatutOly, November 2e. 1988 ~ Violent weatl'!erpounds West By Tk A.uodate4 Pre11 A storm over the southern Plains, 5'\0W in the nonhen) midsection and a downpour in SOU1hem California ~ded UP-to an inclement Friday for pt~~ ~f _the nation west of the M1wss1pp1. , Showers .. and thundersrorms OC· C)Jrrcd in Arkansas and parts of e,astem and nonhern Texas. To the nonb of the low pressurt area associared wllh rhat storm. snow fell in western Kansas and Nebraska ~d in eastern Colorado. An inch of snow fell at Pueblo. Colo .. in the six hour period ending at 10 a.m. PST. Winter storm watches were posted for Fnday night and today 1n eastern South Dakota, extreme southeastern Nonh Dakota and parts of western and nonh-<;entral Minnesota. Up to eiaht inches of snow was expected to pile up by today in the Amona mouni.ins. Snow ovemi$ht also was forecast in the mouni.1ns and higher elevations of Utah, and liAht snow fell in pans of the Pacific Northwest and the lntermountain rqion west oftttc central Rockies. Rain soaked parts of southern California and turned to snow in higher elevations. San Diego had nearly three-quar· ters of an mch of rain in six hours. flooding streets. Wind speeds exceeded SO mph in the Tehachapi Valley in Southern California. In West Teus., wind austs were clocked at up to 69 mph at the Guadalupe f>ass Friday morning. with prospects for gusts up to 80 mph. Terppcratures early Friday af\er- Tainted turkey kills 1 ; 100 sick MOUNT VERNON. N.Y. (AP)- A 61-year-old psychiatric patient died Friday and a second person was in intensive care after a Thanksgiving. style turkey dinner that left nearly 100 QCOple ill with food poisoning, of- ficials said. A total of 26 people were hospital- ized after the meal Wednesday at four outpatient centers operated by the state-run Rockland Psychiatric Center. said Nancv McPanhn. West· chester County Health [)(partment spokeswoman The food was prepared b} Fl1k ln1emat1onal. a catenng service in Mamaroneck. at a cafeteria at Iona College. she said. McParthn said more than two dozen Iona students ate the leftovers and went home for the holiday. "We want students who may suffer any symptoms to go immediately 10 a doctor or an emergency room and to notify us," said McPartlin. She said officials also were looking for food handlers who may have snacked on the meal. McPartlin said those stricken in· eluded an unidentified 61-year-old woman who died at Mount Vernon Hospital after suffering a heart attack and symptoms of food poisoning. including vomiting and diarrhea. Another victim was in intensive care. she said. The Health Department closed the Iona kitchen. and the source of the food poisoning was undc'r inves11ga· tion. McPartlin said. "We will do everything we can to get to the bottom of this and we arc 1nves11gating every aspccr," said Ruediger Flilc , hCJid of the catering company. The outpatient centers were in Mount Vernon, Yonkers. Tuckahoe and Nyack . .said McPartlin. Carnival ride crash blamed on tiny.crack HALLANDALE. Fla. (A P) -A crack that would have been nearly 1mposs1ble to detect by normal 1n· spcction methods used on traveling carnival ndes appears to have led 10 the collapse ofa ride in which a teen· ager was killed. state officials say. An 1nspcct1on of the ",Monster" ride Thursday at the Broward County Fair found that one of us six metal arms had collapsed at the spot of a tiny crack that went unnoticed in previous inspections because it was painted over, said Wall y Rich. direc- tor of the sta1e's Bureau of Fairs and Expositions. Rust under the paint indicated the crack had been there for some time. he said Friday. The broken section was sent for detailed study by a metallurgist at Florida Atlantic University. .The nde was built in 197.s by Eyerly Aircraft Co.. of Salem, Ore. Christmas Fantasy 1988 1 SANTA noon wett in lhe teens and 20s in pans of the northern and central Rockits. Central and eastern Texas, southern pens of the lower Missis- sippi Valley. the Gulf Coast rqion and much of Aorida had 70$. wit.h 80s in southernmost Aorida. Tcmperaturts 'around th~ nation ranged from 9 dearees at Jackson. Wyo., to 87 dcgJ'tts at McAllen, Texas. The nation's low Friday momina was 11 desrecs be~ow zero at Jackson. Wyo. "°' The forecast for Saturday called for showers and thunderstorms across much of the Mississippi Valley, the upper Great Lakes. the Ohio Valley, the Tennessee Valley and the central Gulf Coast. Snow was predicted for nonhcast Nebraska. South Dakota. wes1em Minnesota. the nonhem and cen1ral Rockies and h11herelev1tions of the centrel and southern Ptatcau. Ram was fo~s1 alon1 the Pacific Nonhwcst coast. Hiah 1empereturcs wett expected to be 20& in North Dakoi. and the northern Rockies, 30s and 40s from 1hc northern Pacific Coast across the nonhero and cenll'll lntermountain region. the central Rockies, the cen- tral Plains and South Dakota into the upper Mississippi Valley, with 40s in northern Maine. Hi&hs were forccas1 to be in the 70s an<f 80s from south· central aNS casterjt Texas across the Gulf •Coast states and Florida to eastern pans of the middle and southern Atlantic Coast The desert Southwest should have 70s, and most of the remainder of the nation SOs and 60s. J 0 ° It Derrick Walker• 8. batlda warntna 8Dowma.D lD 0NCOD. . . Quake felt Greek fugitive denied bail In Canada -- By ne A11oclated Press A widesprtad earthquake rat· tied the northeast quadrant of the United States and eastern Canada Friday evening, but there were no immediate reports of major dam- age or injuries. The epicenter of the 3:46 p.m. PST quake was 90 miles north of Quebec. Canada, with a preliminary magnitude of 6.0 on the Richter scare of ground mo- tion, said U.S. Geological Survey spokesman Don Finley in Wash- ington, D.C. A foreshock recorded Wednes- day had a Richter magnitude of 4.5, he said. Canadian Press reported that the quake lasted about l S to 20 seconds. and was felt in Ottawa, Toronto and Quebec City. A4' l 11 [111\0IO Still running President-elect =e Buh n&D8 ~b a eel MC· tlon of tennebankport. llalne. where be'• •pendJ.n& the TbanUCtYiDC holidays. BOSTON (A P) -A banker and publishing tycoon who is a fugitive from Greece was denied bail Friday after his la"."¥er argued that a S 135 million banlung scandal carries pol· itical ovenones so strong the man had to flee for fear of his life. government of Premier Andreas Papandrcou and prompted the rcsig· nations of two government ministers. Opposition conscrvath~es have charged that Koskotas was allowed to escape so he would not implicate top government officials an illegal financial deals. repercussions. A review hearing was tentatively set for Wednesday. Koskotas made only a brief af. firmativc mponsc after Aleunder informed him of bis riahtu The courtroom was packed by more than 40 Greek journalists who flew to Boston aboard a aovemment-char- tered flight. Gcofie Koskotas "is a subject of a controversy in Greece which is of cosmic proportions," said Ron Lieb- man. a Washington attorney rep- resenting the 34-ycar-old banker. Koskotas fled Grec<:c Nov. 6 after being indicted on five counts of fraud and embezzlement alleging he siphoned more than $135 million from tile Bank of Crete. of which he was chairman. Liebman said the case carries ..political implications so severe that the very stability of the government of Greece appears to be hanging in the balance." Koslcotas was arrested Wednesday nig)lt by FBI agentsat Hanscom Field in Bedford, about IS milq west of Boston, after he arrived in' private jct The arrest was made after ~ Justice Department received infor· mation from Greek authorities, d~ partment spokesman Thomas Stewart said in Washinaton. The scandal has embarrassed the But U.S. Magistrate Joyce Alex- ander denied bail after Assistant U.S. Attome)' Victor A. Wild argued that bail should not be set in an extra· dition case and that any flight by Koskotas would have international FCC delays action on telephone rates By The Associated Press WASHINGTON -The Federal Communications Commission has put off until next year consideration ofa proposal to drop 1ts resulation oflong-distance telephone (>rofits in favor of ceilings on rate increases, an aide to Chairman Dennis R. Patrick said. Patrick had been working toward a vote on the plan next month, but a consensus with other commissioners has eluded him. "There arc so many complex issues and a long draft order, we wanted to give commissioners an additional op- portunity to study the issues and consider it in January," said the aide, James Schlichring. That meeting is scheduled for Jan. I 9. The decision to delay consideration of the proposal also recognizes opposition in Congress. he said. Key members have said the already bad relations between Congress and the PCC will be worsened considerably If the a.scncy adopts the proposal before lawmakers return to Capitol Hill in early January. Rocker fined for auault NEW YORK -Rock lcgrnd Chuck Berry. accused of punching a woman in the mouth, pleaded guilty 10 a reduced charae and paid a $250 fine, officials said Friday. Berry, 62, of St. Louis, had been charged with misdemeanor assault. Marilyn 0 . Boteler accused him of bitting her at a hotel in 1987, looseninj several of her teeth and causing a cut that required five stitches. The nature of the dispute was not disclosed. Berry pleaded guilty Tuesday to harassment. He could have received up to a year in iail and a S 1,000 fine if convicted on the assault charge. Boteler has filed a multimillion-dollar suit against the singer, composer and guitarist. whose hits include "Johnny B. Goode" and "Roll Over Beethoven." 1814 rellc found ln fort BAL Tl MORE -Archcol<>Jists searching Fon McHenry for underground drainage conduits have stumbled upon a long trench presumably used by infantrymen lhe night the British attacked Baltimort in 1814. The bombardment of Fort McHenry inspired Francis Scott Key to write the poem "The Star-Spangled Banner," later adopted as the national anthem. The trench, originally about three feet deep, is about seven feet below today's surface level and is more than 100 feet Iona. It contained a pewter infantryman's button the size of a nickel and a IQ-pound fragment ofa British cannon ball. "At first, the trench was very puzzlina. ... But it was the (infantryman's) button and bomb fragment which linked It with the War of 1812. The button was of the type worn then, during the late 18th and early 19th centunes," said Charles D. Cheek. the archeologist in charge of the dig. Mldeast abuses told ilt U.N. UNITED NATIONS - A U.N. repon released Friday decried what 1t termed growing human riahts abuses and frequent use of violence by Israeli sold1en fighting the Palestinian rebellion. Sccrcary-General Javier Pere?. de Cuellar wrote in the U.N. review, .. The overall situation in the occupied Palestinian territories has worsened. Civilian deaths and injuries.continue to be widespread and so do other Knous violations of human rights. .. He said he was "deeply distrcucd" by the hiah number of c.asuahies and by Israeli measurn such as deportation, administrative detention. curfews and razing of houses. He said such measures can only aggravate tension. At least 315 Palestinians and I J Israelis have died in the uprising that beaan against Israeli rule last Dec. 8 in the West Bank and Gaza Strip, which Israel seized from Jordan and Egypt in the 1967 Middle East war. TMI data reportedly mlalng HARRISBURG Pa. - A lawyer for a fund created in the wake of the Three Mile Island nuclear reactor accident contends the Department of EneraY is blocking researchers from crucial data on the accident's long-term health effects. The Three Mile Island Public Health Fund, which suppons health research. filed a petition this week with U.S. District Judac Sylvia Rambo asking that the depanment be ordered to tum over health records it and preyious federal agencies have collected since the bcgJnning of the nuclear age. begins his nightly visits to Roger's ~ ' Coast residents at military sch9ol S Pvt. Terry A.T. Bryu~ son of Len Bryant or grduated from the . Air Force pen<?nnel specialist :_ Victorian Gazebo Friday, November 25 5:00 pm to 8:30 pm Newpo'rt Beach Only 7112 Aerts of Holiday Shopping Rtlit/ Evening EnchallUd Candhli.t Wall Newport Beach Gardens Roger's-Made-Unique Decorating AcctssoiUs Wreaths , Swags, Centerpieces, Wall Hangings Christmas Tnts living and life-life 0 rnarnf nts from around the world Pleat note hours dllrtnlK• IMtwM• N..-pon A Sa.ata Au. Home of tM r.1tr1s1mas F011tasy ,,, NEWPORT BEACH San Joequin Hills Rd. (at MICArtbur) 9aDi co 9Drn Dail (714)'40-5808 y SANT A ANAIMAINPLACI =rt,~. M-F: J0.9: SIL: 10-7: San. l l-6 (714) 135.3737 ' ~ Costa Mesa; Pvt. Jimmy L. 81.rke, son of Janith course at Krslcr Air t=:orce ~.Miss. He is a 1986 School, is an artillery fire-support specialist with r-Burke of lrvi~e; a~d Pvt. Seu D. Sim~. son of graduate 0 Laguna "'l's• H~gh School. the 3 I 9th Field Artillery Rcaament at Fort Brau, Jo~n and Elhe Simpson of Laguna Halls. have Eva T. Wells, daughter of Toni Decker of N.C. arnved for duty at Fort Monmo~~h. N.J .. where South Laguna, . has co~pleted her training in • • • they arc students at the U.~. Military Academy fundamental military skills at the Army ROTC Army Pvt. H1rol4 L. C-Uea, son of Les and Preparatory School. Bryant as a 1988 graduate of Camp Challenge at Fort Knox Ky She is a student Pauline Cullen of Huntinaton Beach. has arrived Costa Mesa High School, Burke is a 1988 eraduatc at UC Santa Barbara. ' . for duty in West Germany. He is an indirect-fire ofWoodbridae High School and Simpson as a 1986 • • • infantryman with the ~th Armor. graduate of Laguna Hills High School. Army Pvt. Tltom~s G. WfllteMtlse, son of Petty Officer 2nd Class• • •,_ .. •. p-•1adosa., son • • • . David and Susan Whitehouse of El Toro, has -.:. .. Pvt. ~rt S. C.le, son of Alana and Richard completed his bask trainin1. at Fon Dix. N.J. of retired Marine Corps M~. and Mn. Victor Cole of Huntington Beach, has graduated from the • • ~ Fulladosa of Mission Viejo. recently returned from helicopter repair course at the Army Transpor-Petty Officer 3rd Cl~~ Cllrll~r J: &.rek, a six-month Meditcmnean deployment aboard tation School at Fon Eustis. Va. He is a 1986 son of Si.nley and Ccc1ha ~k of !rvane, has the amphibious assault ship USS lwo Jima, based graduate of Marina Hiirh School. araduated fro!l' the Nav~ ~1ence lns~1tute at the in Norfolk. Va. He isa 1978 araduate ofCapastrano r• • Naval Education and Tra1nana Center an Newpon. Valley Hiah School. Lance Cpl. WU!Jam S. WkUe, son of Trudy R.I. • • • White of Irvine, has departed on a six-month • • • Airman MteMI G. C.U., son of Frenk and deployment to Okinawa. Japan, with the 2nd Pfc. TM4S.Jacboa,sonofDor_eenJack~n.of Ethna Cullen of Newpon Beach. has araduatcd Battarion, 9th Marines from Camp Pendleton. He Lquna Bca~h. has completed a helicopter nus?lle from the Air Force law enforcement specialist it a J 98S gnuiaute of Woodbridae High School. ~stem .repetr cou~ •t the A[mY Transponahon course at Llck)and Air Fon:e Bate, Texas. • • • School an Fon Eustis, Va. He 1s a 1976 p-aduate of • • • Army Pvt. Joe M. Cllris&ee1et1, son of Ansgar Lquna Beach Hiah School. Army ROTC c..det Ga-D. M-.H, ton of Christensen ofl..quna Niaucl, has completed basic • • • . . . Dawn Sandstrom of Fountain VaJ~1_bu received training at Fon Jackson, S.C. . Pfc .. Ma" E. Elliot~ has _J)art1C1~~ an the the parachutist t.dtt upon coml"Ction of the • • • Joint Chiefs ofStafTexemse "Gallant EqJe '88" at three-week airbome coune 11 the Army lnfantry . Army Reserve Pvt .. Jim Morm, son or severe! locations in the Western United States. SchooHn Fon Bcnnina. Oa. He isa 1982 anduate Wilham and Chaloa Moms of Laguna Beach. has Elliot, 1 1984 araduatc of Lquna Beach Hiah of Bo)sa Grande Hlah School. SAINT JOSEPH HOSPITAL N"..Wlt Susan and John Weed, U.una Niauel. boy HOAG MEMOIUAL HOSPITAL ....... .,. Mr. and Mn. Robert Davis. Hunt· anaton ~h. boy ............ M . aftd Mn. Ka Corwin, Costa Mesa.boy N99•••• •• Mr. 11\d Mn. Jtfrrry O'ElitC'U, Balboa, boy Mr. and Mn. ROMld Olcklet, Hwit· '""°" ..... boy Nwo •hrll Mr. and Mrs. Don Mueller, Irvine, "rt f4r. and Mn. Jeffrey RObens. Irvine.. boy N9•tmMr 11 Mr. and Mn. Robert KJmbell, Hunt- inJton Beach, boy Mr. and Mrs. Maauel Palomera, Costa Mtsa,aarl Nft•'*tU Mr. and Mn. Thomas Coleman m. Im~ boy ,_ ..... ,It Mr. and Mn. Keith Francia. Newport Bacfl,pr1 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Kelly, Cosia Meta,airt Mr. Ind Mrs. Raymond Keefe, Irvine. lirl Mr. ancJ Mri. Malt 8rruccb1, COSCI ~~rt.. Rao "-this-ti. lmnc. boy Mr. and Mrs. William Hanford, Mesa, boy nd Mrt. Francis Kn.he, Corona .,, boy NewtmNr ae and Mn. ~min Fraquei, Huntinp_on 8cacb prt Mr. arid Mn. )a.tph Thrasher, LlpM N~ llrt - Mr. and ~n.. ~ Bltbilny, C~ onadelMs,pt Mr, end Mn. Jonathan Hus. Hunt· i lmda.sirt r ud Mn. Jama Winn, COiii Mesa.pt Mr. uid Mn.. DeUia Trapp. OMa Poiat. lirt -~ ~ 0 l'GUftADI YAU.a ..... AL .. llAL Nso •Ill H Renee •nd Jeffrey Mlldaus. Founwn Valley, boy V1lentina and Deonis Miiiar, Hunt· inaioo Beacb. boy Amy Gaddy and Terry IUi.npotth, CostaM~ . ••II I Eileen ind R• ~ Fountajn VaJJey.;tt A~ and Eric W·k-Newpon Beec')!iQ, -Kl'91\ Eva IDd .._ Ckl'll'er Hua...._ 8-m. lirt ' Lan AM T~ -.... Vu Nau,.~-fbc ? II Ki~MdMidiMIH....._COlla .. ~ Ki9.., Hater Ud Merlin Hollmilir, Hua...._ .... lilt • Fur flieson both coasts ID protests IJ 1'e AMeetaW Pnu Television celtbrities Amanda Blake and Bob Barker joined animal riabts acti'vi1t1 in protests in Cali· fomia and New York Friday desiped to call attention lo their fiaht to end the breedina of animals for their fur. In San Francisco, Blake and ~bou1 SO demonstraton he&d a rally and .. fur drop,•• ufJina ownen of fur apparel to tum 1n their furs for a tax· deductible receipt. . Another 40 protesters pthe~d outside stores in Beverly Hills 10 panicipate in "fur.free Friday" and •me show hosr Bob Barker led a protest in New York City. Orpnizers estimated that as many as .SO furs were taken out of circula· lion at the San Francisco protest. As curious holiday shoppers look .. ed on, demonstrators wearin& paper skull masks and carrying pkkct si,ns marched around the elepnt shoppina area. "fur coats arc worn bx beautiful animals and ualy people, • dcclattd the signs and I-shins worn by many erotcsters. A 20..foot banner said 'The real price of a fur coat is animal pain, suffering and death." ~k I;' Animal n,Jata proteeten oatalde Bnerly llil18 etore.. · Ex-·assemblymall·s Coilviction overturned SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A federal appeals court has overturned the mail fraud convictions of former Assemblyman Bruce Young, the only lqislator charged in the FBl's in· fluence·pcddling investigation of fire· works manufacturer W. Patrick Moriarty. Young. a Democrat from Cerritos in Los Angeles County, was sentenced to 18 months in federal prison after beina convicted of con· cealing consuhina fees and lautrtier· in& campaign contributions from Moriarty. But as in a number of similar cases around the country, the c9nJ•ct ions fell victim to a 1987 Supreme Coun ruling that limited mail fraud to property·related crimes. The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals overturned the case on a 3-0 vote Friday in a one·sentcncc order that cited the Supreme Court ruling. The court did not rule out a new tnal. however, if prosecutors can rcframc the charges •s property fraud. Young, 42, has been free on bond during his appeal and has not served an>'. ttme in prison. Moriany pleaded gwlty to mail fraud and was sentenced to prison, but was released Nov. 3 after the appeals court reversed three of his five fraud convictions becau.sc of the same Supreme Court ruling. Young's lawyer, Donald Heller, said he was pleased but not surpnStd by the ruling. He:. a~ however, that he was disappointed the court had not ordered dismissal of the case. . "I guess the ball is in thecounofthe U.S. anomey," Heller said. "I don't think they have any propen) rights fraud. The indictment pied only intangible ri&hts fraud." Richard Orooyan, the former fed- eral prosecutor handlina the case for the government. did not return telephone calls Fnday. Young served in the Assembly from 1977 to 1984 and became chairman of the house's Transpor- tation Comm1tt~. He was the h1ghcst-rank1ng offic11l 1ndacted 1n 1986 1n an FBI probe into payments and other favors b> Moriart) to lawmakers voting on> bill to require c1ues to allow sale of so- called .. safe and sane" fireworks. Young was convicted in Fcbrua'Y. 1987 of five of 28 counts of ~I fraud. becoming the first Califo 11 lcgjslaror convicted of poht1cal or· ruption 1n more than 30 years. In addition to his pnson ~ntence. he was fined SS.000 and given fi ve >Cars probation. Onngll OoMt CWLY PtLOT~. ~ ~ 11U Alt. Vanna, swwart, ~n,' · Rivera top -19"88 Bozo list •1 Tiiiie A&Mdalel Prea • • j LOS ANGELES-L.encr lady Va.nna Whitt,~ pracbcr J1mm) S~ dethroned Ol}mpsan lkn Johnson. boxer Mike Tyt0a aod talk how melet \>1Ct1m Geraldo Rivera wett lop rK1pic1lts o( tbt ldtb ann&&al Boto Awards.. Larry Harmon. lelev\S.On 's onainal Boto the clown.~ h1s Im of t~ 1988'.s dubtous achaevm 1n 11 atetories Fnday. The honors ate always announced the cay after Tbanktaivina. Whilt, of .. Whirl of Fonune-fame took the showbiz award for "eicposana henelf to I.be~ .. in a mtft 's map.zine • la)OUt. Karmon said. Swqprt. the evan,ttliSt wbo ~ conson101 with a prosututc, revealed thal .. old-umt rdJIJon and ano1.bcT old-tJme profcsston Just don't.mix.·· Johnson took. the spons division becaust has I 00- mcter lQld medal at the Seoul Olympacs was yanked bccaUR of a pC>SIU\IC test for steroids. T)son's "'ell pubhcrzed mam. problems won him the ncwsmakcrBozo.and Rivera, v.hosc nose was broken byatbrownchaudunng a brawl on the set of .. GcraJdo," took thejoumalism honor .. forsbowing us that he has a nose for news a~er all.·· Harmon said. ' Sleeper bums to death ln car POMONA-Arunap~nlly sJttpini1nh1_sarbumedtodeathfn~) in a fire that started inside the ""thtcle, p(>hcc saJd. The victim was burned be)Ond rccogniuon ln the fire di~vered at about 6 a.m .. sa1d police Lt. Chuck Heilman P&ramed1cs pronounced the 'ictim dead at tbe scene aftt'r firefighters doused the car fife and found thl' corpse sprawled across the front scat, he said. · ' Parents booked ln slJootlng of child CH ULA VISTA-The parents of a S.yc.ar.old &ir1 who accident.all} sho1 and v.ounded a 2·~car-old _pla)'mate v.ctt booked for mvcstigatfon of child endangerment, police said Fnday. Thomas Molina. 58, and htS wife. Irma. 3L were arrested followina an mvcsttpt1on into the shoouna of Mary l\nn Bums with Molina's gun. said pohcc Lt. Jack Turner. Molina also was booked for mvcstigauon of possession of a pistol with an obliterated serial number. Shuttle landing closed to pabllc EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE-The next space shuttle landing Wlll be closed to public vaev. mg because Atlanus· military m1ss1on 1s classified. NASA said Fnda) ... Th ts 1s pretty stand&rd pohc) on Department of Defense flt&hts, .. said Nancy Lovato. a spokeswoman for the Nauonal Aeronautics and Space A.dm1mstrauon. Armenian rebels face. Soviet tanks MOSCOW (AP) -Tens of thousands of people packed Baku's central square Fnday. facing Red Army tanks sent by the ~mlin to quell ethnic noting and panic in the southern republics of Azerbaijan and Armenia. A spokesman for the Azerbaijan government said by tclcphonl' from Baku that soldiers had cordoned off Armenian districts in the city of I. 7 million people. Mikhail S. Gorbachev. president and Communist Pany chief. said Soviet leaders would meet soon with delcgat1ons of Armenians and AzcrbaaJanas Sttking a "solution that "ould conform to the best interests of thne rwo peoples and our country ... Gorbachev made the comment 1n a Joint interview with visitina Prest· dent Francois Mutcrrand or France broadcast Friday night on the French television network Antcnnc-2. Scenes of m1lhng masses and mihtar) armor 10 both Baku. a CH) in AzcrbaiJan. and Yerevan. capital of nc1ghbonngArmenia. were sho\lrn on the Soviet evening televtsion nev.-s. An announcer Slld ... The passions and emotions accumulated 1n the hearts of Baku residents spill out 1n the squaift" More than 2.000 ethl\lc Armenians have fled Azerbaijan to Armenta. panicked by violence that killed thrtt people and injured at least 126. Reporu of far higher tolls arc nfc in the Armenian communtt) but cannot be cooftrmed. Ethruc conflict m ~two Caucasus republics bepn IA.St February because of a dispute ovtt agomo-Karabakh. a territory With a prulomanantl) ..\rmcnian populauon that has bee• pan of A1crba1Jan smcc 1923. Armenians held ~neral strikes and mass demonstrauoos demandina t.Nt the temtory be annexed to Armenta. although they do not have a common border, but Moscow did not approve 1\.. U.S., Europe plan to probe Saturn moon Peru plagued by 'total chaos' u~ • Releued Iranian POW Crl&bt) embraced by relath'e. LIM~. ~ru (-\P) -Guemlla Thursda' most of the capital's guerrillas blcv. up stratcgl~~ sabot.age that cut eltttnc pov.cr ~nd bank. empfo)ccs went on stnkc for p~lons blah 1n t~ .\ndes. na • fouled the water suppl) GlUSt<i havoc h19.her -.ages. widcprcad power fatlure w ich ~lso for a fourth day Fnda~ among Lima ihc austcn t) measures came hours cnppled Lima·s water punficauon PARJS (A P) -Europe and the rcsrdents alrcad)' plagued b~ tn· after Mao-1nsp1red Shming Path system. I I t rt I I United Sta1cs plan to send a space ~sed tcrronsm and a crippled r-------:--:------,-.iiiiiiiiiiii;ft;~~~;r.;tr;,iiiiii~ ran raq S a S OW y probe to Titan, the solar syst~m·s economy. , ' biggest moon and the Qnly one with ··we a~ m 1hc middle of total RUFFELL. 'S t f • an atmosphere much li~e primordial chaos. There 1s a complete-lack of . 0 ree war prisoners Eanh·s, the European Space Agency government." labor leader Fla\10 ·uPHOLSTEIY llC.· announ~ Friday. Rojas told~porters. ( The joint mission to Saturn's Near ~yacucho. gunmen shot a ..,.. Y• ...., c..s lwe! GENEVA (AP) -The Red Cross Ba&hdad and fehran were in touch immense. gaMhrouded satellite Joumahst and blew up his bod). In ltU -•"'-CISTl IDA-541-1151 said Friday it is hopeful a 10-day air wi th the responsible officials and would be begin in 1996 and include a nearb) Huanca,cltca. guerrillas shuttle can repatriate more than other contacts were made through lunar probe that may be abk (0 test killed two htgh school teachers and a r-::;;iiiiiii!iii!iiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~-1,500 d isabled Iraqi and Iranian diplomatic channels in an etTon to soil from the mysterious moon. parent. authonues said Friday. prisoners as planned, althou_gh the reconcile "d ifferences or inter-The mission, to be called the Pncesoffoodandothcrgoodshave exchange started with fewer pnsoners pretation... Ca.ssini-Titan probe. was chosen doubled since TUt°Sda). when the than expected. Bischof said plans to continue the from a SCriC$ of propoStd joint center-left 1ovemment of Prn1dcnt Thursday, the first day of the exchange Saturday rcmatned in cf· projttts dunnc& meetings Thursday Alan Garcia implemented austcnt~ exchange,. each side sent back fewer feet. and ··we hope that this time the and Friday of the European Space measures to pull Peru from tts worst than bah the number of prisoners numbers of return~s will be as Agency's Science Program Commtt· rccns1on this centuf) and slow envisaged under an accord they planned." tee. annual inflation. which has soared to signed earlier this month with the Under the accord, 11 S Iraqis and Titan is the only moon in the solar more than l.200 percent. International Committee of the Red 41 Iranians arc to be repatriated daily sysrem known to have a thick. But the measures have not brought Cross. an air shuttles between the capitals. organic·rich nitrogen atmosphere. an end lo long lines for such basic Red Cross officials said thcr, were except on Friday. lhe Moslem hol· The surface temperature 15 about foods as milk.. sugar. nee and bread. 1 working with both sides to reso ve the iday. mS!:'i:.;.~:~:;~:c that the chemical Food shortages developed dunng problems in the first major exchange lraOnni·aTnhs ~~YAoo!~ ~2o~r:q~~~I ~ processes in Titan·s atmosphere may the past month. adding to scan:-tt1cs in of prisoners since a cease-fire Aug. 20 ........ II resemble tho~ at work on the other consumer and industrial items I ended fighti~ in the S.yc.ar.ald war D<>9 jct chancred by the Red Cross. . . . Ea h be' h . f such as drugs and t1.......,_ Th .. scarciti-bet..-th e s·a G lfn ... ._bors Iran sa1'd 36 of those chosen for the flnmitive n 1orc t c ongin o ...... .. ..... """n e r 1 n u e1.,. · ' arc due in g.rcat measure to a lack of The International Committee first Oi&ht sought or already had been 1c. spokt-0fa "setback.," but spokesman granted political asylum. and 27 had Cassini·Titan is to be launched m dollar r'C$Crves to pa~ for imports. Jucrg Bischof said it is hopeful the recovered from illness and no longer April 1996 by the National Aero-The dollar shonage has bttn ag- goal of rcluming all sick or wounded met the criteria for repatriation. nautics and Space Administration gravated b} a paraly?ing. 37-da~.ald rrU? ~Boo~ Invites you to meet TOMIE de PAOLA · Introducing bis latest books: \ )~ TOMI!• PAOLA'S 8001 Of POEMS, BABY'S ilft• PllSTCIRISTllAS ... PAGES OP llUSIC ...,. wrtun •1 TOSY JOHNSTON, ftD,boq Califon.la llOof MONDAY NOV. 28th 3PM·5PM 675-1424 prisonersbyrheendofthcyearcanbe lraqaccused lranofrcncgingonthe and should amvc in the Saturn strike in the mineral mdustl). which achieved. accord and ~sponded by reducing the system in October 2002. the Euro. produces mo~ than 50 percent of o.tJ .._. ,_,' rd~...., ,_i, wUJ t.e ......,...._ He said Red Cross delegates 1n :_nu~m~be~r~o~f~l~ra~n~ia~n~s~se~n~t~h~o~m~c:_. --~pea~~n~S~pa~tt~Aj~en~c~y~sa~id~·----~P~cru~·s~c~~~po~rt~e~a~m~1~ng.s..~-----~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!~~~~~~~~~~~:_ Dominicans arrested in illegal flight At these prices, itS easY to play Santa. SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) - Polke said Friday they arrested 116 refuaees from the Dominican Re- public wh? made the daqcrous ~ mile cross1na oflhe Mona Passaic in flimsy boats. They said 84 men and 32 women were in the aroup. Thousands of Dominicans enter Puerto Riro illeplly each year by crossina the stnp of water that separates their impoverished Carit). bean island from the wcahhier U.S. commonwealth of Pucno Rico. Authorities said I 09 of the refu,ecs were caugh1 Friday and seven had been appttbended Thursday. Police in helicopters patroll~ the shoreline between A&uadilla. on the ~tern t~p of the island. and nearby Rincon in tcarth of others who may have fleet. Police said the ~ted .~fups. ~ I~ to 42. were 11ven J.o 1mm1r· taon officials for deportatio n. ,,Authorities said it was the laraes1 pou~ of illepl Dof!'inicans ever Cl tin Pua1o Rico an one day. Dominicarls s>eY ~nll.ers S~ to Sl.000 each fot a 1np on a .. ~ola." the name 11vtn the frail boats of aluminum or wood. . • In Aupst, the Domt~tean navy laid OM orpnam of a tnp to P\acnO :--lllco th~ two meG overboard. clrowni-. one. wMn the baM wu *-llCL In late July, • lellll tewn ~ dtowncd 1n4 I l ..,._,.. 8ftti' their bo9t capeallOCI. • ~DOWN 1'%APR I MMOS. *39 AMO. ~ 117.50 DOWN •t~APA •MOS *99 AMO. ........ \ And pay nothing until next year with our deferred payment Claus. ....... t1dl1•il ..... .,... •a11 ... ............................. ...., ...... , I U ... ,....... __ ,_ .......... A.C..) COSTA MESA SOUTH COAST PLAZA 560415 •.:, ~ r : ' • •I • ... ~ 4-. ' Or.nge COMt OAllY PILOT/ Saturday, NOY«nbet 28, 1988 ..-: ... : RELIGIO US BR IEFS Della Reese . ·Dell& Reese to sing her songs in BB concert Singer. songwntcr and actress bttome one conaret1t1on that inten· on the fiR1 Sunday of Advtnt at 10 structOf at UCI. wtl! be the spcakerat wdl cond.aci I :Morklhop on ctuld· Della Reese will appear in concert at 8 tionally maintains ~ 1rad11ion1 or a.m. Sunday al rhe NddaM,..... the 10=30 1.m. service Sundly al the hood em~raenctet and the emerag p.m. on Oct. 2 at the Bnt .. ttoe their respectivt' hcntaatts and de· ~u..J o.m, Glcnneyrc 0....,. Qfut U•~ Uaiwnalls& ency/mcchcal serv~tem, at ~ Ovdt •f RtUP.. ~. nomanat1onal relationships. Street and St. Anne Drive, Laguna Clmd, ,259 V1ctona Sr .. Costa a.m. Dec. l 11 .~ 220S Main SL. Huntinaton Beach. Strv1ccs will be held at the church, Beach. Mesa. , 1.a~ CUrd. 4809 lrvane Cenrer Rcctntly ordained minister of the 30121 Niguel Road. Laguna Niguel. • • • • • • Drive. For reserv111ons, call the Universal Foun~tion for Better Liv-• • • . The fint of four Advent candles A representative from lhc Hari church office at 5S2-19J 8. ing. R~ has been sln,ing in Eight hundred lay and clergy del-will be hahted atthe 9and 10:301.m. Krishna temple of Laguna Beach will churches since she was 6. 11ie son~ egataai:eexl)CC'tcd to~ttcnd the 9Jrd scrvic:n -Sunday at Lapaa Presbf" speak at 10:30 a.m. Sunday at the •Metal fumaC:s:nd wine vats used she wil' present in her Huntington convent~on of the Episcopal Church &er,taa Cltuc._ • 1 S Forest A vc. Uaituiaa Ualnnaliat Pellew~ •f durin• the Mi11ion era are beinc Beach program wert wriuen by her m the Diocese of Los Angeles, It will • • • ~. Beadl, 429 Cypress f?t:ive. refurblshed 11 MfN* and reflect the concen's special be. held Dec. 2 and 3 at lht' Anaheim A SJ)C('ial Advent discussion series "Hind~~s~: The Oldest Rt'l1g1ous Caplstruo. The preservatio th .• 1 A .... 1 • h ' Hilton and Towers. ~ will begin at I I :30 a.m. Sunday at the System .Pill be cxnlorcd SSO 000 d ... ea~cn.g." m a 1VJ1ra .. c e '" t c Presi.din\;ill be ~c Right Rev. ' -Be -"-......... M .... _... " . -~ J>CCted to cost , , an IVJ .... F--' k Bo """ h .... ,... •uo u•n cw e..-.. t • • • ~shing to contribute is Tickets. at S20. arc on sale. As u;uenc. rsc .... w 0 .was in· Clll•tt:k, 21632 Wecsley Drive, South The Rev. Elizabeth Nordquist, contact the Mission visitors seating IS limited, rcservat10ns arc Stalled bi~hop O!l~C ~IOCCSI.! In June. Laguna. former associate pastor of Bcf Air 493-1424. recommended. Phone 536-3021. A Parent's Night Out is planned by Kathryn Mci:x:W:ll, a senior at Presbyt~ian Church. will be the guesl • • • SaHltbadi Q;is.Uaa Chre'-t a the preschool Sunday School of the Emest Holmes. School of Ministry. preacher at 9)0 a.m. Sunday at St. The fifth annual "Christmas Col· ffil d h th D. . Finl SMU.era Baptht Ctaardl of 'II k 1 h 9 1 c d 11 Mark resbytertaa Cla•rcat, 2100 lagc," a holiday concen featuring congrqauo~a 1 iat~ .wit c isct· .Fout.ala Valley from 6·30 to 9 pm wi spea a t e : J an a.m. Mar Vista, Ncwpon Baach. Nor-plcs of Chnst. will Join Sltepkrd of Fn.dav · · · services Sunday at the Cla•rdl of dquist hol...a. the Clarence Roddy choral ensembles. handbeJI choirs, tile Rills \J•iled Ctaucll of Clllrl1t in a -. · • ReU,liMs Scleace, Lapu Beadl, U> drama and dance ensembles from trial partnership, bcginnin& Sunday. \Yhile l~e stu~kntsvauend a party. 27802'El Lazo Road, Laguna Niguel. Preaching Award for outstanding Orange County Catholic hi&h During the balance oftfus year and their parent~ will ha ~ those hours • • • performance in preaching. schools. will be presented at 2 p.m. through next year. the congregations free to spend as ~h~y.wish. Billi.: Nave Masters, supervisor of • • • Dec. 4 at Plummer Auditorium, 201 will worship and work together to Holy Communion will be observed teacher educatiol,'I. lecturer and 1n· Orange County Fire Department E. Chapman Ave., Fullenon. Menorah lighting ceremonies highlight Hanukkah services ... Orange l oast Jews wi ll celebrate Hanukkah. the Feast of L1ghts, an e1gh1-da~ commemorauon of the rededication of the Temple by the Macabee~ alter their victor} over the Synans. Celebrauons will begin Dec. 3 and end Dec. 10 Cltabad of Irvine Jewish Center will ltght th rre giant menorah s each e'en1ng .. .\ sp«:1al l1ghllng lcremon) will be held at 4 p.m ~<. 4 at lhc center. 487::! R O\CC Road. and will be repea led n1ght l) atJ> tl\rough Thurs- da) . .\t th e rlubhou~ of the Wood- bndge .\SS0(1at1on the cc:remonies are scheduled at 6 15 p.m Dec . .S-8 "1th a grand Hanukkah pany planned at 7 on thc last night Live music do" n\. entcnainmcnt. games, pn2es. lat ~es. singing and dancing will be featured On lhe same da's at 6 45 p.m a ~enorah will be ligh ted at the comer Barranca Parkwa) and East Yale p On Fnda) at 6 15 p m . the sen ices -trill be led b' students and there will be a shon Hanukkah presentati on b) •e oldest cla\s 0 1 the Talmud Torah. Po • • • Claabad of Lagwia. "11h the cooper· l'llon of the ul\ of Laguna Beach. will o,tce again ere\.\ a giant menorah in ~nt of 1h~· Fest1,al of .\rts grounds, d a ltgh11ng ceremon) 1s sc heduled .ach e'ening of the hohda) eel· -ebrauon. begin ning .tt 7:30 p.m. l:Rc. 3. Mavor Dan Kenne' -will be hoisted ~ a ·crane to preside al the first remony. which will be followed by a n) fea1unng food . music and A Cordial WelconHt from The United Methodist Ctuch •WM Jiii [rlllr 1"4 •, M('HJO.I HIJR(H 1601 Merguerlte Ave. Corona del Mar 644-0745 ,......,s- 1 .... ~-, .. Mll Rt~ Robtrf Morley Cos1a Mese FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH '9th S· & Haroor Blvd Chvrcn School 9 00 W orship 9 00 and 10 30 . Re-. Gala! Gough OSI.I V~sa MESA VERDE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH T701 8atler Worth1p & Church ScltOOI • 30 • 10 00 • "' u• 1v 11tJ" f S1e• 97q B2J4 ·~e111tport Beacn CHRIST CHURCH BY THE SE tt UNITED METHODIST •.i,ol) W Balbo.a B•vd ..,,.. .. ,41wr~nce"'" Yovng \ llJ.Jm IV ""'' '\ Chu•<:h School 9 'I() a m W<>t•• 1H, p,., Schoof ll"d Oa• Care • •O a..,.. 6 00 pm H11n11ng1on e..c:t1 Not111 COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHUfllCH 6662 l'i911 Ave 842·4'6 l Worship Servlc• a:30 & fO:OO Sund•y Sc"ool 8:30 & 10:00 Of. Davkt RogM • Jemee Thomenn l~GUNA 8£ACH UNITED M£THOOIST CHURCH 21a:iw....,0t. s-01 LAlf1o1na ~ mn • ..,.._ Wonhtp & Cluclt Scholl 10 00 un 161sttn · Ntrict Cornelson • Tom w.._ HARBOR CHRISTIAN CHURCH IDleclpl .... C"''•ll 2401 lf•IM -4 l.M .. lel!Ml --~· ...... Ml-5711 Morn1n~ Worship 10 AM Su~r School 9 AM ..... s ...... -.. ••• . '\ 6. . I ,, entcrtarnment. • • • Temple Jsaiall of Newport Beacb will cclebratt> the hohda} wnh a l13h1mg cercmon) and a dairy potluck dinner at 6:30 p.m. Dec. 3 at tht> social pav1hon at the congregauon·s place of worship. 240 1 lf'mc .\vc.. cwpon Beach. En tertamment and dancing 10 ~le\ Khurgel'~ music will also be incl uded • • • The Jewish C'ommunit> Center of Central Orange County has sched- uled its fourth annual Hanukkah pany for the developmentally dis- abled at 6 p.m. Dec. 3. A traditional potato latke supper will be served; a PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF THE COVENANT P'ltor C B:)l1n P 1s1or ·~a. On the Wetch0 Luke 21:31a Sunday Wo1sh11> 8 30 & I 0 00 a 111 Church School Children lhru Adults I 0 00 a m Nursery care ava1laole 8 JO & 10 00 am Come Join Us 2850 F .iwvicw Rd .. Cosb Mtsa 557 -3340 WE'RE MORE THAN TRADITIONAL Traditional 7:30 AM Contemporary 9:00 AM Charismatic 10:45 AM Church School 9:00 AM M .. "Sa.-IC aU lhlft '1tMCU Child c:aa • 9:00 am 6r 11: • ., am SAl1fT JAMES EPISCOML CHURCH • 3209 Via IJclo Bewpwt Beacll, CA • 92663 114/675·0210 candlelighttng ceretnony will involve everyone attending: and a short concert will be presented. For more information. call 534-8011. • • • The JewisJa Commuity Cuter of ' Soatla Orange Couty, 298 Broadwar. Laguna Beach. will host a children s party al 3 p.m. Dec. 4. A candlelight- mg ccremon~. door prizes and music are planned. • • • Temple Bella El, a Reform con- gregauon serving south Orange Count), will have is annual Hanuk· kah family service at 7:30 p.m. Dec. 9 at the temple, 30121 Niguel Road. Laguna Niguel. The ceremony will begin wtth the hs!!ting of the menorah. and there will be a special ceremony for the children. The service wtll be followed by an Oncg Shabbat, hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Norman Josephs in honor of their daughter Jami's bat mitz va h. Aaron M ilchikcr, son of Dr. Ben- jamin and Judge Marcia Milchiker of Laguna Hills. will participate in the service today on his bar mitzvah. • • • "Westminster Harmony Fcs1i "al ·88." a celebration of inter-ethnic harmony,. cuhural<h venity and com- momty}>ride. will be held from 12:30 to 5:30 p.m. Sunday at Temple Beth David of Oruge Couty, 6100 Hefle} St.. Weslmins1er. Joining the temple in the cel- ebration wi ll be the Westminster Lutheran Chu rch and the cuy of Westminster. The fes11 val ~111 feature entenain- ment for the whole family, including music. dancing. exhibits of cultural arts and ofTcnngs of ethnic foods. CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH [j {Missouri Synod) 760 VlctOfla St .. Costa M .. a Loth., V. TOfnow. PHtor 631-1611 8ruce J"ke, Pestor WORSHIP SERVICE 1:00 10:30 AM ~ay School ' ~ Bew Clm H OAM Clw~ b'n lltmtnl l<f Scftool 548.aM ST. MARK PRES8YT£81AN CHU8CH 2100 Mar Vista Dr. Jamboree Blvd & Eastblutt South Newport Beach ·"· leMtt • ....,. ..... ,..,., Stll>AY WORff 9:30 A.M. The In. Elnbeth Mw•t preacl*lc Cllld c.t -Qwdi Sdlelt Afttnt ~at lO:JOUl .. ColnnutitJ a.ch Concrt11tionll 611 Mtletrope Awe .. C.111a WI Mw Oollald "· llutt, niiisttr Rn l .. J SNMJ. n1« nisltr Sllldl' ,..,_I JI I IO * • ~ Sct.1 lt * Cllid Cwt rtoY!dtd • '44-7400 La~une Presbyterien Church 4/S FMTSt A1't, Log"'1a lkac.lt '94-75.SS Sunday Worship 9 011d 10:30 AM , N11r~Carf Su,,d<N S<ltool cl &blc Clo.s.s#.$ /or oll llttt QI I> AM Pasion: Or. J""Y Tankm/q kt. UJfTY Cowhn Diof.A-l'Ttl)~ ~I .,.,.ntAY Community life building Contracta ba•e been let for tbe coutraction of this $3. 7 million Comm11Jllty Llfe Balld-ln& at Soath Cout Comma.n.lty Cbarcb In Jrilne. Tbe flnt Ooor of the 2S.000-8q11AJ'e- foot facWty will contain a day care center. with cl&Mrooma and a Mnlce kltcbeD on the MCond. Tbe thrld Door will hoaae putoral and admlillatratrn offtce9. U.S. rabbis split with Israelis NEW YORK (AP) -The main U.S. alliance of Orthodox rabbis re portedly has split with the Or- thodox rel igious parties 1n Israel that havt' been calling for a change in the legal definition of who is a Jew. In a telegram sent Tuesday to Israeli Pnme Minister Yitzhak Shamir. the Rabbinical Council of America said ii "suppons removal of this mue from the political agenda," The New York Times reported The council, a moderate Orthodox group, said it was acting "to preserve the unity and support of the A,mtri· can Jewish community with and for Israel." · The council says is represe nts about 1.000 Orthodox rabbis. or 90 percent of those wnh maJOr congrega- 1ions across 1he country. his the first Onhodox group to state that the attempt to legally define Jewishness by Israel should be dropped. Israel's Orthodox parties hold the balapceofpowcrin the formation ofa government in the Knesset, Israel's parliament.. and have pressed for a change in the Law of Return. The law now grants all Jews immediate Israeli citizenship. The religious panics want it chan1'cd to say that the only converts to Judaism eligible for Israeli citizenship must be converted ac- cording to Orthodox religious law. , . 'teectoeg DIVINE SCIENCE CHURCH of the Infinite Way Sund.iy Service at 10 a.m. in the Aud11orium Halec:reat Club 3107 l(illybfooke Lane. Costa Mesa 2 blks East of Harbor Office •so-nn Minister Dr. William R. Parker "A Church For The Fellowship of All People" Cl 11llll!Poal ... { ...... , RA88tMAMS.Ml.lD SHMIA1 SOW:CS fn I'"" t .. m11' &~""'"' hi h .. t..v 111 M•1mh i :w1 Rt hglOU> So. hool A1lull •:.1 Youth GrouJll'. Scnglt.,. &4MHt 1011 CllMlllU,,.......,. lcJdl (ell ,_HI ............ .., U...WlllrllaMr IFYMnlLIUIETI lllRTlll!m -·•IYUIHIE llll M2-4121m.2IO CHRISTlll SCIEICE CHURCHES BRANCHES OF THE MOTHER CHURCH, THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST IN BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS "Ancient end Modern Necromancy, afl• Meemertem end Hrpnotlem, Denounc.d." Newport ••ecft..._frlnt CMrch Of Ct.mt. actentt.t a.V..Udo. ............. c~ & ...., 1111111 w a tO:JO AM. ................... Vleu.te MM..._ W. t A.M. .. P.111. TUM.-7 .. P .... CNld On PYoWMd'l~ to» 11 30 A_M tot Stucty TlfM Newport 9MCh-Second Cluch Of C""9t, ... fttet ·-...... Vtew Dr .. c.-.. -Ctwrcft a._.,..... -A.Ill ........ ~ .... "I. c.-e Hwy .. CdM All are cordlally Invited to attend the church services and enjoy the privileges of the Reading Rooms. Child Care Provided AT ALL SERVICES. Wedneeday Evening T .. tlmony Meetings. a p.m. AL.lCHURC .. I NEW THllllHT CHRISTlll CHURCH 1929 Tustil An .• Costa Miu Dr lluno1 C ~•son .... ,.u (T tadinc Sdenct of ftlnd) .................. .,, IERVICES 10:30 AM JUHK>R CHURCH 10:30 AM .... ONTOPIC, ... ..,. ...... Tlllllll'' ... ...,11111n CtUtCH Of R£UGIOUS SCINCE ~'* ot t~ Vnottcl Crvdl ot ~ Sc- 2205 MAIN STREET SUITE 23 HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA 92648 Adults & .;r Church 8 00, SI •5. 11 30, 6 00 Child Care Provided NEWPORT NARaOR LUTHERAN CHURCH .... l .... Pa1ttr Qll dirt lltptld, Paster 2111••- ltn .... " c PrlJlr ''lHANKS IN All CIRCUMSTAM';ES?'' .... lltlit .... tlftt.ldelf1t9AM .. y SOtOCl. 815 AM NMilerY car1 Awllllblt t•••YO 7 llW l:Jl-l ClMI. _,_ .... .... ., .... ., ..... Sl CotMf ot ""91 A-.. _, lS. St """°" ... 11Wl2J . .... - " A.7 I Warmerapproachfor 'StarTrek' Castl·ng di··-r.ect1·on Wh-i G ldb ong1nal '"SW Trtk.'' There must be temperature. who taktl no 1uff. h's nu to set I ' i I oop 0 erg. somethlnf about thCJOb, because; La The Enterpn~ IS on the usual woman 10 that kind of role. . D-i M Id Forge can I act anything to work nght m1ss1on of mercy to save a disease-Unhkc Muldaur, Goldbeta's role k ·11 'H1 11 s . •t ' ana u aur either. infestcdpla.nctwhcnaunysparklcof recurring. meaning every IO oftllo 1 rg Pl 'TJ s There's • new addition to the Tinlccr~ll<SQuc h&ht enters the ship instead of every week. She dona' .i. In second season Enterpnse. too. son of a g.iant,\ and crawls into bed With the slUp's have much to.do Saturday niaht, bull 1.n1ergalacuc rec room and lounge run oounselor, Deanna Troi (Marina tct the 1mprcss1on th.at as Guinln. a ly JOE BALTUE Ille' ............ · -by Whoop1 Goldbers. who to me San is) which P.roves that there is humanoid of undetcrmfocd qc, s~· By BOB WISEHART always looked ltke she came from intelhgcm ltfeout there. a comb•~UO/l of Dear Abby. Yoda "Hi&h Spirits" startsoff charmm&Jy and promisingJy (sort ofa benign "Beed~uicc"), and then'thc incompetence of its ma~cn and its disastrous c:astif\1 bqin to tak( their toll. In the meantime, the wisp of a plot. ,entle and slight. gets crushed. Peter O'Toole is perfectly cast as a layabout Irish nobleman w1th m111uided familial affection for his ancestral castJe 'nd a monpge on it that he can't meet, The Yank businessman who holds the monpge on Castle Plunkett plat¥ to take the place away from Peter's family (th.It's his name in the film, toot, he wants to move it to Malibu and tum it into a theme park. So, P.eter Plunkett thinks to himself, why not do the same th"1g here? Tum Castle Plunkett into a son of theme ~k. Advertise it as a haunted cast.le. and entertain Am~rican tourists nightly with the shenanigans of Plunkett &hosts. · So everyone gets in the act and, yep, it's a disaster. The charade 1s fri&htenina in a different way; everything goes wrong. It doesn't help that the castle's fir1t group of guests include a doubting parapsychologist. kids who have been ruined by U.S. horror movies. and the bitchy daughter (Beverly D'Angelo) of the American owner. Everyone is disappointed and abou1 to check out when suddcnlr. - and for no apparent reason -REAL Jhosts make themselves visible: Martin and Mary Plunkett (played by Liam Neeson and Daryl Hannah). These two, Martin and Mary, are as badly matched as the shrewish daughter of the ugly American is with her ncbbish-husband (Steve Guttenberg. who elsc1). Stefano, Roman in a real eliffhanger llllC ............ ..,.. another planet anyway. The next day Troi discovers that and Oprah Winfrey. CRITIC'S LOO. STAR DA TE As "Star Trek· The Next Gener-she's PfCJl\llnt, ~h1ch 1s a lmlcnough The lou"it area-1t'sjust"bff Dcd. 42073.I : There have been 1 few at10.n" •"5 into spac;.c once more to e1tplain. all things considered. It 10,thusnamed·'Tenfol'Ward"-isa tonight~ stan its second season. ~ts worse when she delivers the baby place where everybody can ao to mod1ficat1ons on the U .S.S. there's ..,.rminJ trend 1n the air and tn a matter of hours, instead of the relax., assuming that the starchy Capt. Enterpnse as ··star Trek: The Next I don't think n's the greenhouse normal IOmonthsforaBctazo1d. The Jean-Luc Picard (Patnck Stewart) Generation." fires up the anti-matter effect. ktd lcttps nght on growing at the same knows how. I do fear that Goldbeta erig.incs for al)other season. Succe5sful as 11 was. the rap against astounding rate and winds UtJ en-ma) spend entirely too much time A promotion and ,&Ansfer put the show last year 1s that 1t was 100 dangenng the m1ss1on Kids will do hang.mg around and look1n1 awfull) ship's physician Beverly Crusher coolly efficient. 1cchnrcally .superb that. wtse, lilce she knows something we {GatesMcFadden)out ofthc picturc, but emottonally limited. S.v1n~ the The keys 10 the senes' ne" and don't Sheprobablydocs.,butwhyrub rtplaced by Dr. Kate Pulaski (Diana galaxy ever)' "Aeck ts senous stuff. but warmer st)'le arc Muldaur and Gold. n tn'> Muldaur). Dr. Crusher's ~wky s'On, theres no reason wh) the Enterpn~ berg. Ironically. Muldaur starred in h's reasonable that families would Wesley (Wil Wheaton). ts stlll on officers and ere" couldn't hlhten upa one of the better on11nal .. Star Trek'" be allowed on a muh1ycar m1ss1on board and an ensign now. 'Com-11ttle. · cp1~ 20 years ago as a bh.nd and so ifs reasonable that there's a mandcr Riker (Jonathan Frakes). the fa en man} of us who admire most ·diplomat who refused ~o gi ve 1n even nursery on board the Enterpnsc, too second in command. sporu a trim things Trek1an had to work hard to an inch to her d1sab1ht)' l JUSt hope this angle isn't o'eruscd. / beard, so now he's a dull guy with a hke ··The Next Generation." Life in Dr. Pulaslo somewhat resembles Who wants 10 sec the Enterpn~ hairy face . the 24th century didn't look hke "Bones·· McCoy from the onginal turned into the Good Ship Lollipop~ While we weren't looking. Gca.rd1 much fun . series. thou&.h the companson 1sn'1 a All things considered. "Star Trtk La Forge (Levar Burton), the one with But 1f tonight's show 1s typical. I perfect fit P'ulask1 uses wry humor 1n The Next Gencratt0n" is off to a good the funny glasses, was promoted to sense a thaw. The changes -rnost of place of McCo}·s unending sarcasm stan. The potential 1s there for an ,chief en11.ineer. Scotty's rank on the them. anywa~ -help raise the and she 1s a strong. confident 'Cteran even better year than the one bcfo~ Pink Floyd's music headed into space MOSCOW (AP) -Two members aboard a Soviet space craft but that 1nclus1on on the flight. P1nk Floyd. s~ud there was an inv1tB- of the British rock group Pink Floyd for now "only his music will go." t1on to the launch and other h od h. I d f h · Pink Aoyd"s album "The Dark I · G I I ft were to watc t ay as a spaces 1p t sa1 a cassette o t e groups SideoftbcMoon"isoncofthebs~est pre 1minaryevents.and 1 mour e blasted off with their latest album latest recording was given to the Heathrow Au-port saying: .. ( was aboard. Soyui-7 crew and will be left aboard selhng records ever made. The al um offered this oncc~in-a-lifetime op. Tass. the official Soviet news the orbiting space stauon Mir for the bound for spa~. "The Delicate ponumty to be present at a launch agency, said Pink Floyd's Dave enjoyment of the Soviet cosmonauts Sound of Thunder.·· is a recording of and I thought I would be crazy to turn Gilmour and Nick Mason would who have been li ving in space. a Pink Ao)'d concert. n down." accompany President Francois M1t-Pink Flo}d's move into space came ~lexander Dunacv. he.td of the He added: "I am hoping to record By LYNDA HIRSCH terrand of France to o~rve today's after the cosmonauts told a ne'Ns Soviet commercial space agenC) the launch so 11 may turn up on a launch from the Cosmodrome at conference the~ enJO)cd relaxing to Glavkosmos. had said the v1su to the future Pmk Floyd record." Unable 10 tolerate lhe racuil slurs en-Ba1konur in Soviet Central Asia. the band's music. launch stte was turned down. He s11d Gilmour JOked: "J would go with countered at ihe condo. Tom and Simone The flight was to be manned b) a The group's promoters 1mmed1· the group was al read) gemng enough them (the cosmonauts) if they let me ALL MY CHILDREN: Jeremy and Natalte wed as an ailing Palmer looks on. Plagued by shonness of ~ath. Palmrr asks Marissa to drive him to the hospital. She slips away without telling Joe or Palmer who she 1s. to their dismay. Lcamina that Palmer nearly died. Myra and Julie rush to his bedside. Erica agrees to run away with Andrews. Introduced 10 Cecily's mother. Bitsy. Sean realizes it is the woman he almost went to ~ with. Bitsydocs not rt veal her liaison with Scan. but a.sks him,. in front of Cecily. about his stint in prison and his wife's death. Bitsy. who came on 10 Sean 10 test his love for Cecily. plans to break up the romance. Talkina 10 Paul. Cindy reahzC$ that seek in• medical treatment at 1hcclin1c was m151uidcd. Stuan 1s proud but worried when Cindy vows to close down the Kamptoo Oin1c. Comins fatt to face with Enca s new lover. Travis 1s horrified to realize he 1s 1he man Travis h1ttd 10 kidnap ham but who later kidnapped Bianca. NICO~ to kttp a tap on his phone to htlp Remy and Tad apprehend Creed for Jcsx's murder. ANOTHER WORLD: Under hypnosis. Felic11 relives her 13th b1nhday. Lisa bruks her cnpgcmcnt to Jamie when he tells her he feels responsible for Vicky and her unborn child. Mac vows 10 learn the Chiefs 1dcnt11y. Julie's 1n1errac1al rela- tionship with Rick creates problems. Evan saves Ah from choking to death. On his way to the airport to hop a plane 10 Pans and Nicole. Cass gets stuck in a snowdrift with Caroline. Marler. wants Jake 10 vis11 a world-renowned fenahty specialist. AS THE WORLD TUl\NS: When Paul pr<>tcsts Barbara·s designing for Lucinda. she snaps and compares him to James. Margo trys to 1um Barbara into a friend. When Tonio makes business demands, James threatens to kill him. In town 10 meet Lily. Jarred collapses. When his daughter Elizabeth comes to take him home. lily decides to &O with them. And)' a«cpts Hank's homosexuality. L1hth advi~ Paul to do everything he can to be nothing hke his father. Tonto and Cra1ggo after the Stnckland account when Cal Stncltland comes 10 Oakdale. BOLD AND BEAUTIFUL: Brooke 1s overjoyed when Ridge tells her he IO\CS her. When 8111 sugeslS that Carohne's problems were created by Ridge. Thomt JUmps to his brother's defense. Rocco 1s 1mlatcd by Katie's male admirers. • DAYS OP OUR IJVES: On the island. Diana and Roman confront Stefano. who holds Roman responsible for the accident that made Ben.Ji deaf. Diana docs not tell Roman that she saw Marlena on the island. Af\er informin& Roman that he is still under his control. Ste~no suaests he will order Roman to kill • member of the Bnidy family. The two gtapple at the edac pfa chfT. Shane reveals lhal his twin Drew 1s tht cunning villian 1._o. In order 10 $Ive her marriqe to Justin. Adrienne cells Emilio they must tnd their rriendshi{). Lexie move. in w11h Abe. Fcenna she 1s 1Qi1'1 into tar1y labor. A~lica stops shon oftcU11'1JuSlll\ he 1s the fatherofherchild. GENERAL 808PJT AL: Duke's desire to clear Anna thwarts Robert's plan to nab Juhan for Ohvia's shootina. Believing C'htryl still loves him because her con- kssion to Ohv1a's shootina did not mention hts presence. Julian vows to protect her. A false repon about Ohvia comina out of bCf coma is broadC'ast in hopes the culpnt will reveal himself. M B u I R file a d1scnmmauon suit. At Lucy's Joint French-Soviet crew. ately sent a copy of Pink Floyd's latest publtcll)' from sending its album into I'd love to go. I might try to bash one prompung. Louise revises her plan 10 snag Tass said Gilmour intends to find album to Moscow. h was weighed. space. of them on the head and take his Tom. Chet reveals to Alan he fears havm& out whe1hcr he can make a flight disinfected and put 1n quarantine for Rut FMI Records. which handles place:· sex ·with Terry because he has been ,-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ exposed to AIDS. During an argument aboul her having slept with Scotty. Bobbie and Jake share a passionate ki ss. GUIDING LJGHT: AOer Blake takes an overdose. Johnny rushes her to the hospital. where he tells Ed that Blake 1s &fs long-lost stepdaughter. Chnsuna Thorpe. Josh and Reva rcahLc that Will was trying to kill Josh when Josh went over the bndgc several months ago Will dreams aboul the night he tned to kill Josh. Leaming about Reva and Josh's recent tryst. SOnny turns ofT her IO\e for Josh and plans 10 treat him mcrcl~ as a means 10 1he Lewis 011 mone) LOVING: Trucker borders on violence when Tnsha questions hi s past. Gwyn. rcalmng 1~1 Charles hu the videotape of her ~room mttting with Jeff. aJtttS to help Gwyn find his wife Ahct. Whale dn vmg with Chane!>. Gwyn tnes to v. rest le the tape from him. causing the car lo "ctr out or convol. GW)'n escapn w11h minor inJurics. but Charles 1s cn11c-ally hun As Charles hes on the road. Gw}n snatches the ta~ and leams 11 1s a phony. At Charles"s bedside w11h his brother Tom. Jeff thinks GW}n left his father 1n rhe roadSJde to die. Clay's JOY about Ava's prqnancy 1s short-h ved when he lea ms she has lef\ town. ONE LIFE TO UVE: Learning of Tina and Cotd's planned wedding.. Ursula decides to stay fn town. Attacked by Unula. a criucally 1n1un."d Chnstine is taken to Uanv1ew hospital. As Chns11ne regains consciousness. V1k1 reveals that she is Christine's mother. causing Christine to tell Leo she wants noth1n1 10 do with ham. Having found the man who was ~pons1ble for AleJ."s death and who had planned 10 kill Herb. Rob 1ells Cassie he 1s not a member of she mob and wanu to marry her. Ansry at Rob for his lack of trust. Cassie turns down the proposal and constden jo1n1ng Dornan in Mendora. Michael forttlosn on Holden Tov..ers RYAN'S HOPE: After lhc e'plos1on. Siobhan~ to Joe v.ho has bttn fatally wounded by the bomb. Lc:11h •&rttS to marry Jack. Nancy 1s supnscd when she tumsdown Rob'sadvanccs. as she rcalrzt's she has changed 1ntoa one-woman man. if the man 1s Chaz. Ott and Roger recall the QilSl love they shared for one another. Fen no tells Siobhan he will~ I here for her and Sean. Leaming that Chaz sav. R):an. Nancy calls Rob. SANTA BARBARA: Feeling Mason docs not love hcr:Juha leaves h1m at the wedding altar. 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Do-it-yourself video themes from road movies to schlock By JOE BAL TAKE . Now that cooler weather 1s selling in. I can't think of a nicer way to spend a Sunday afternoon. for example. 1han sprawled on a bed with a loved one. surrounded by the Sunday newspaper and a week's wonh of magazines. with lots of popcorn, maybe even a deck of playing cards handy (for a game of gm rummy). some wine and a specially selected video double bill. Just the other night I scheduled a double bill of .. Singin'. 1n the Rain" and "The Virgin Spnng." two films that I m1&ht have been apprehensl\'C~ about requesting at a theater (to put it mildly}. Tempted? Good! BecauK I've taken the hbert} of sc heduhns a few for you (de-pending on }Our 'anous moods). m·ov1es designed to be watched and enJO)Cd 1n )our undernear •RO AD MOVIES: a double bill about people on the road. .o - "It HappeDed Oae NiJbt." '¥\as this thc.-first road movie? Probably not. Bui 11 WAS rhe firsr 10 capture the public's imagination. Is anything more romantic than the idea of j ust picking up and jumping on a bus (going any_wh~re). meeting an attractive. attentive stranger and falling in love? . With nothing plan.ned -and no panicular desti- nation in mind -anything can happen in these films. And does. Frank C'apra has handsomely cast his movie with moon-faced Claudette Colbert and vi rile Clark Gable. who in a classic sequence try to teach each other how 10 hnchhike (the thumb vs. the leg). and surrounded them ""nh assoned fruits and nuts. The mov ie reaches its zenith of pleasure when Colbert. Gable and other passengers on a bus sing along to "The Man on the Fl)ing Trapeze .. Made in 1934. but ageless. "Something WUd." Mel11 nie Gnffill' as 11 7-Eleven special. the son of "-'Oman who 1n- " ites men to do the worst. After kidnapping a vel)' s q ua re J eff Daniels and tak- ing him on the ro ad . she challenges him: .. I'm gonna show you how the other half hves -the other half of \'OU!" This 1987 Jonathan Demme movie -made ;ust in the nick of time (before safe sex became a • must) -corn-L---l-' __ ....:::......a..;;;t.__..::::::1 bines clements of Melanie Griffith the road film w11h those of male fantasy and love stol). and 11's subversi ve on JUSt about each of these levels. MODERN POLI CERS: a double bill about state--of- the-art de1ect1on. "To Live Hd Die 1J> L.A." and "Manhunaer." Two old- fash1oned cop thnllcrs. about the fine an of detection. given a shin} new look . Both arl' clinical. silk\ smooth and very scductl\ c. and both star Wilham L. Petersen. the fine Cn1cago stagl' actor who ha s made a successful trans111on to film . The first. directed b) Wilham Fnedkrn in 1985. featurts Willem Dafoe as a counterfeiter. Petersen as one of the cops on his trail and a genumel} shocking plot t"-1S1 ~nvolvmg Petersen. The second. made in 1986 by Michael Mann, has Petersen in a sexy. self-absorbed performance as .an FBI forensic spec1ahst who solves his cases by pcnetratioa the ps)ches of his prey. He cna.aaes in Jhrewd ~. a 1oaly crttpy e•ptncnce. (The movie was once mind gam« with scnnl killer Tom Noonan. Joan Allen scheduled by Cannon Films to be remade in the Engl ish urcls in the intriguing support mg role of a bhnd woman. la":iuaac wuh Al Pacmo in the lead.) Spoken in Italian with set: •'60s SUBURBIA. A double bill about the barbecue En ~~~~~~S. DAUGHTERS/FATHERS. SONS:' .. ~ Me N• Flowen." Doris Day made a string of double-bill on familt~I relationships. (Note: You'll need a e n c h a n t i n g good supply of hanJues here.) • • I suburban com· (I, I 6, I 3J!:er•• .of ~arm~"'"·~ "I. Never ~I cdies in the 1960s for My Fa~r .. Reahty 1s an elu~1.ve quahty in film s. bUt and this one. these two movies -a~u.t fam1hes an d death -co~c directed by Nor about as close to captunng 1t as any film ever could. Jn 1 e rtr'an Jewi$on: first, filmmaker Ja.mes L. Brooks tell.s th~ life story of o. c stands out as one woman (Debra Wanger) -and her inevnable bond w1 h of the best. Based her mother(Shirley M~claine~. her lifclin~ ;-with wha f -0n an unsuc-wouJddescribuscre1uvefidefi1y101hespintand fla vorof ccssful Broadway life. ~is 1983 movie illuminates the guilts·we all share in comedy (starring wanting to love and be loved. Da vid Wayne and The second title. filmed in. 1970 by Gilbert Cates, is a Nancy Olson), most e.IC?Quent and pcrcepuvc look at the natural "Send Mc No compe11t1on between fathers and sons (Melvyn Douglas Aowers" was a and Gene Ha~k!Jlan he~) and brims with real feelings, black comedy that torments and 1d1osyncrac1es. To quote Robert Anderson . didn't look like a the aut~or of th_e Sttond. both films illustrate how "death blade comedy _ ends a hfe. but 1t does not end a relationship." not with sunny •ALL SINGING!_ ALL DANClNp! A MUSICA L Doris on hand. DOY.BL£ BILL. (Not~. Candy a must here} • But its humor is _S.mmer Saock. A barnyard mus1c~I that s 1r-Doria Day most irreverent-resistible and perfect for Sunday-afternoon viewing. Gene and unsettling. Kelly and company descend on _Judy Garland's farm . Doris play!. the w1ft' of an incorrii1ble hypochondriac wher:e they hope to try O~t their big. new Broadway {Rock Hudson) who has convinced himself he hasn't very musical. Judy ~uts a deal with them: They ha ve to help long to live. Tony Randall fun her enli vens matters as the \\'.Ork. her farm I!\ return for use of her ~rn. W~cn Jud(s neighbor with the buttoned-<Jown shin and buttoned-kid s~sler, Glori~ Dcttaven, stalks off in a snit. Judy 1s down mind. but the movie is Day's. Observe her comic recruited to replace ~er and -g~e.ss what? -she bnngs timing early on. when her nightgown gets c.aught in the down . the house with ~er rend1t1on of "Get Happy." locked front door. while she tries 10 balan~ an armful of :fherc ~ some s.reat Nick .. Castle ch?,reography here. eggs. milk and cream. She screams for help -in vain: includn~g Kelly_s n~vcl newspaper dance and a Rock 1s too busy taking his temperature in the shower. comP<:!1t1on behind him and Garland (to the "Ponland Funny stuff from 1964 Fancy ), and loads of sunny. folksy atmosphere. 1950. "Good Neighbor ~m." Sam Bissell (Jack Lemmon) is "Tlte Mask Maa." Mott A~ricana, one of the most a "good. clean-livi ng famil y ma n" -and up-and-coming eurely pl~surable San Francisco advert1 s1ng executive -when his life is film mus1calscver thro"n for a loop. His sexy new neighbor (Romy ~ade.andtheea~ Schneider) -and best frie nd of Sam's wife (Dorothy 1est to watch .. Its Provine) -needs Sam 10 pose as her husband in order 10 na.turally musical. mhent S 15 m1lhon. Anyway. everyone at Sam's office w 1th Ro be rt t~anks he's having an affair. a ~act which would ordinarily Preston all fast. t111llate them but that doesn t go down well with the snappy and full of agency's biggest chent (Edward G. Robinson). who is paner ~s a con puritanical and behe\t~s in the sa.nct1ty of marriage. man.trying to sell This 1964 comedy was ahead of its time. pokin$ a lot susp1c1ous ,Iowans of good-natured fun at the notions of wife-swapping in the Of! a boys band. suburbs and > upp1e. ladder-climbing pretensions in the Director Morton workplace. DaCosta makes •A YEC S BTITLES: a foreign-language double bill. full use of the (Nore: substitute champagne for the wine.) . Tech n o! am a "Claire's Kntt" f"u Geno• de Clain"). Eric screen (which has Rohmer's best film -another tiny vaca tion with a few of been very careful- h1s fluentl)' art iculate authorities on amour. people who sit ly sca nned and around the startlingly beautiful ·1ake at Annccy and panned by Wa'!'~ speculate on what exac1 ly attracts one person 10 another. Is e~d Bros.. for its Robert .-re.ton 1t a look? Is 1t a touch? v1 co 1~carna-. Jean-Claude Bnaly plays Jerome. an aging lothario hon) and 1s lucky to h.ave ~h1rl.cy Jones, Who elevates t_he ~bout to settle down and marry. Jerome insists he is only rol.e of ~anan !he ~1branan .into a s~ar turn. Meredith mtereste~ 1n a woman's mind, but then he finds himself Willson s .scor~ 1s tncky a!"~.}11crate (hs~en ~lose~! ~o ··u preoccupied with touching the knee of the teen-age Claire Y~u Don t Mm~ ~Y. Say1n an~ t~e h1lanous Pick-a- ( Laurence De Monaghan). Spoken in French with English Lillie. Talk.-a-L1ttle ): Onna ~h1t.c s choreograph) has subtnles· 1971. imagery to 11. and the wbole thing 1s worth seeing jus1 10 "ln~esticacton of a Citizen Above Sasplclon" ("In-~ear H~!.moine Gingold denouncingJy utter the nam e. dag1ne su un Cittadino al d1 sopra d1 Orgni Sospctto"). A Balzac. From 1962. subtle. handcrafted thriller b> Elio Petn -made in 1970 •COUNTRY TWANG: adou~le-b1ll that goes down -based on Kafka"scrypt1c. "He 1sa servant of the law and easy. (Note: Goes ~own better w11h Jack Daniels and eludes1udgment.'' It's about oncofour paranoid fantasies branch water than with wine.) about po"'er corrup11ng and how someone in authont). "Take 'his Job aJHl Sllove It" ud "ne Nipt tbe could ostens1bl) get a>wa) "1th murder. ~Ota Wea~ 0.1 ha Georpa." Two tough-minded. restless Gian Mana Volonte.10 a bravura performance. plays l11ile morality plays from 1981 -.bot.h based on countr)- a ne"IY installed pohce chief. a megalomaniac and one western ballads-th~t have thesuna of sour mash and )el kinky gu). who murders his m1s1ress (Florinda Bolkan). go down easy .. Thats ~use both have heart and are essent1all) to pro' e he can get awa) with I\. The movie has central to the hvcs of m1lhons. of people that are rarel) sensual visual rh) th ms -11 shthers -complemented by touched b_y con1.emporary mov1~ . Ennio Morncone's 11nldy score. There is genuine tension The first, directed by Gus Tnkonis. is about a }Oung Tiit: LANDBEfoRETIME .~~I~ ~~',!\~r>~ I G L~. You'll wllh it wn only rneke-beMewt. _...., ----·---"Ill" "" ....... teo 'Cl• ~ ..... ,419 •• """"'"" f NOW PLAYING c-r~as *"",,_ Ol'l-.,,...,. -(_,,_,... -·°'-,,. MO ~~· ~ p.,.. .,..,. QC1 '"l T(llll() 6 L.A -40A 6 SAHTA A1iA ,._..,. -.,, """""" 'c..-., UIC -· ... 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She has her name scrawled across it in giant leu~rs -G-L-A- 0-Y-S G-L-0-V-E-R -and becomes an overnight celebnty, the symbol of nothing. Like Zsa Zsa Gabor. "StarU11tt Me-morlf'• " t\ t>!rsh. crank • but also ruthlessly honest 1980 movie ey Woody Allen that tells us things about Allen and ourselves that we'd rather not know. It's an in- tensely subjective view of what it's like to be in the public eye. con- s tant I y s ur- rounded by public adulation . chccrf ul insinceri· ty an~ empty praise. It never flinches. Success is a sham. says •lllL__j Woody, and we i._;~~= don't learn from Woody Allen il. And he Sl}'S all of this with a comic. fatalistic eye. •SCHLOCK: a drive-in movie marathon. (Note: This program is for the truly adventurous.) "Allig•l•r." AJ earl> 8-mov1e triumph by director Lewis(" Jewel of th~~IC1 Teague and screenwriter John ("Return of the Secaucus Seven") Sayles. The horror is made comedic as a httle girl's pct miniature alligator, named Ramon, 1s flushed down the toilet by her dad, only to nourish tn the ~we rs and grow up to be a man-eaterthat has se11cd the 1magmations of headline writers at sleazy tabloids. The little girl, meanwhile. grows up to be a reporter covering Ramon's rampage. The jokes arc shot at us with machine-Jun rapidity: be sure to check out the graffiti on the city s walls. for example. in this 1980 film. "Homicidal." Kinky. gender-bending William Castle thriller. f~om 1961 . about an ominous mute nurse(Eugen ie Leontov1ch) who may or ma y not have the clue io her mysterious former charge. a rather soft young man now engaged to be marned. In theaters. this movie came with the "frigh t break" gimmick: Just prior to its climax the face of a clock was shown on screen. counting down from 60 seconds. If you were a siss). rhis was your chance to GET OUT. The g1mm1ck led up to a truly frightening moment and a neat revelation. "Hl1b Sd1ool Coafkleatl•I." Read the pJot; sec the mo"e! Ton) (Russ Ta"!'blyn)_is having_ trouble in school m this 1958 movie. He s panicularly disrespectful to his Enghsh teacher. whose name is Arlene (Jan Sterling). ~eanwh1le. at home. his trashy aunt (Mamie Van Doren) 1s trying to get Tony to make love to he~ Fat chance though. Because Tony's more interested in Arlene. Say n~ more. . Top C-W records Best-selling country-western re- cords of the week based on Cash box maaaz1ne's nationwide survey: • I. "I'll Leave This World Loving You," Ricley Van Shelton 2. "I've Been l..ookin'," Nitty Gnux Din Band 3. 'I Know How He Feels," Reba McEnti" 4. "Jf You Ajn't Lovin' (You Ajn•1 L1vin')," Gcorac Strait 5. "Desperately," Don Williams 6. "J Wish That J Could Fall in love Today," Barbara Mandrell 7. "A Tender lie." Restless Heart 8. "When You Say Nothing at AJI." Keith Whitley 9. "love Helps Those," Paul Overstreet 10. 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'"' A FllH CAt.UD WAHAUU ....... '", CHILD'S PLAY (RI ... , ..... ............ , .. "" ............. ,,..,,, AUU MATION IA) .... .. ""'"' ·IMff•UfH- •NYll»IWll .. 1• ........... u..,. LATE SHOW THURS THIU SAT 11 :15 P.M. =--SCIWlroUIO\ , __ UNfl• .... -u A .JOVIH (()A\T VII lA f \-• -•OW••C4 ""rvc •stt.,. tto•ll u-. ~<••If ""''' ... ., tUI• t Br VIDA DEAN Of ........... Half o( the SOO.plus peopk in the audience seemed to be on their feet after chairwoman MeUMI McCrea asked 111 of the nominees to stand at the awards luncheon at the Irvine Marriott Hotel. It was National Philanthropy Day and the Carnation awards'luncheon co-sponsoted by the Volunteer Center of Oranae County, Cen- tral/South and Nordstrom. More than 100 Orange County orpnizations had monimated volun- teers each each of whom received a certificate of rccogntfon during the luncheon. Also, judges HucoclE Ba.ui81 ill, DevW Holmu, Penado Niebla, Sau Sln4er, Mary Wolff and EvelyaY~had the difficult task of selectina 10 individuals or organiza- tions for outstanding awards. The honorees came from aJI over the county and ranged in age from 17 to 89. A large silver engraved bowl was given to Darryl Leoa1 of Foun- tain Valley by Strader. Leong was nominated by the Girl Scouts and the Central Orange County Literacy Council. Wolff presented a bowl to Bill Pl•mlt of Laguna Beach. He docs vol1.1_Q.teer work at the Laguna Beach Comfhunity Clinic and through his ararit-writing expertise helped raise $140,000. Other award recipients were Sara M.U.rlley, OC Philharmonic So- ciety; W~ Arat1a,.... 89i of Otllfr .......... ~ ......... Betay Sanden with Harriette Witmer and Melinda McCrea. Santa Ana, Foster Grandparent Pro- gram: Est.lier Brown, Santa Ana. who has voluntceeed 75 hours a month for the past 20 years. and Carol Scbnltger for work with the Alliance for the Mentally 111. Also honored were Juvenile Con- nection' Project board of directors, Braille Institute, Childrens Hospital's Thrift store court-referred volun teers and the League of Women Voters. Nordstrom's Betsy Suders was emcee and was assisted by Harriette Witmer. (Earlier in the day Witmer was honored as a volunteer and philanthopist at a breakfast 1n Or- ange.) Others on stage to act as presentors were CaGeriDe Tkyea, Lydil Tyler, Judge James Gray and Dr. Horace Mitcllell Sanders noted that the Volunteer Center has been presenting awards to volunteers since 1972. 8ua llallarkey and ETelyn Younc. Darryl Leong and BUI Pla.mb. Consider your customers DEAR ANN LANDERS: Today many stores use scanners to ring up merchandise at the register. The prices are not on these items. They appear only on the shelves where the items arc placed-Often the merchan· disc is rung up at a price that is higher than the price on the shelf. Unless the customer is alert he docs not realize that he is being overcharged. Com· panics have araued that scas:'ners save the customer money, but tt appears tha'l the ooposite is happening. lt•sabout time the retailers realized that they make a big mistake when they fail to treat their customers honestly. After all, where would they -be without us? I cut out the enclosed piece when it appeared in your column several years ago. I think it's time to run it again. -P.L. IN LYNDHURST. OHIO. DEAR LYNDHURST: b Ugbt of wlaat J" laave writ&H, 10 do I. Thanks ,.,. ..... u ... WHAT IS A CUSTOMER? A customer is the most important person in any business. A customer is not dependent on us. We arc depend~nt on hi~. . A customer 1s not an interruption of our work. He is the purpose of it. Acustomerdoesusa favor when he comes in. Wearen'tdoinghim a favor by waitina on him. A customer is 1n essential pan of our business -not an outsider. A customerisnotjust money in the cash regjs&er. He is a human being with feelinp and deserves to be treated with respect. A customer is a person who comes to us with his needs and his wants. It 1s A111 l.uDERS our JOb to fill them. A customer deserves the.-most courteous attention we can give him. He is the lifeblood ofth1s and e\CI)' business. He pays )'Our salaf). Without htm we would ha\e to close our doors. Don't ever forget h. • • • DEAR ANN LANDERS: I read with great interest the letter about the 50th-ann1versary inv1tat1on request- ing no gift. but a "donation that ""'II go toward a memento befitting the occasion." I agree that the wording of this 1nv1tatton left much to be desired "Donation.. 1s usuall y associated with a charm and ··memento" not only sounds small. but It gives no clue as to whal the combined gin might be. I plan to give a surprise 50th· anniversary party for my parents. They are retired. in their 70s. lt\c in a condominium 1n Florida and do not need (nor do they have room for) 40 g1f\s. l plan to enclose a note wtth the invitatton saying lhat we arc going to present the folks with a tnpand 1fthey would hke to be included in this gift. they can send their check along wtth their acceptance cards. What do you think of this idea. Ann? Have I con"inc~ you thaltt 1sa sensible and tasteful thing to do'> - PERPLEXED It;-! NEW YORK . DEAR PERPLEXED: I am Hre you believe it is a sensible aad tasteful tiling to do-and yo. are balf right. Sensible, ptrbaps, but tasteful, DO. If you want to presut you parents with a trip for tllelr Sidi weddlag an.ninrsary, by all meu1 10 alleacl and do It, but don't ask aayoae else to btlp you pay for It. DEAR ANN LANDERS: I loved your response to '•Realistic in La Jolla." You said. "An awful lot of people who have worked hard all their ltvcs deny themselves pleasures and acquisitions that they would thoroughly enJOY because they want to leave a lot of money to their children." Then you added. "In my opinion, this is a big mistake. l:'n- eamed mone)' can destroy incenttve and ruin families." My husband tells of a business acquaintance who bought a brand- ncw Cadillac. When his son saw the car his eyes opened wide and he e:<claimed. "Wow! What did this car cost )-OU. Dad?" Without missing a beat. the older fentleman rcplted. ··Not a dime, son, took tt out of }Our inheritance." - IN AGREEMENT IN IOWA. DEAR IOWA: I lovM It! Th "older geatlemu" soud1 like my k1ad of fella. TRIVIA r.o ~--=-----=------ T' I I , II l • . --- L.M. Bovo I Emus ~· like kangaroos , go one way That big Australian bird called the emu can't walk backwards. either. By either, I mean nor can the kangaroo. For that reason. Aussies find those critters symbolic. They put It ken~ of the emu and the kangaroo on their count!) ·s coat of arms.. Q. Water 1n an ocean ""ave moves only 1n two d1rcct1ons. What arc they? A . Up and down. Greenland Eskimos eat more fat than any other people worldwide. and have the lowest rate of heart disease. In the Ottoman ~the sultan met four ti mes a week wtth hts councilmen known then and there as his Divan. Important fellows. They sat on a raised cushioned platform. It took on their group name of Divan. From that. eventually. JUSt about any couch wherever came to be called a "divan." ls there a grammatically correct sentence beginntng with the word ··us·: Put that query to your En$1ish teacher. I thought "Us?' all b) itself might qualif>. but am told that would have to be ··we?"' Shrug. How much venom the rattlesnake release$ tn ils bttc depends on what said snake wants to acrompltsh. It can control the flow. Only since the end of World War ti have people generally known hov. bats navigate. By their own ultrasonic radar. In 1945. that technique called ··echolocation·· was finally worked out. Histoncal footnotes pro\e a couple of bnghl fellows 1n Europe understood 1t t""o centunes earlier. but nobody paid an) a11cnt1on to them. Do Gcnnans have a special knack for bowlina? You'd thtnk so. from the roster of bowling champions. A great majority have been men of German descent. OrMge COMI OM.Y PtlOTJ8Murdlii, ~ 28, 1W HOR OSCOPE Suday, November n By SYDNEY OM.ARR ARIES (March 21-Apnl 19): Differences arc erased to connecuon with who owns what. inheritance. family respons1b1ltues. You·11 have success in dealings wtth women. )'Ou could also receive pubhc acclaim forstand taken on. environmental matters. TAURUS (Apnl 20.May 20): Oec:n lines of communication. aoccpl 1nv1tatton protTerrcd by one whose ideas clash with your own. Display vcrsaultty and humor. sense of fitness. Sccnano h1ghhghts travel, publishina,. promotton. GEMINI (May 21-J unc 20): Details will be ironed out in connection with financial · arrangement. You locate ··missing link:· Puzzle pieces come together. complete stof) 1s told and )OU benefit as result. Scorpio plays role. CANCER (June 21-July 22): Wear bright colors.· make personal appearances. express vic""s to confident. dynamic ma.n~r. Mnnber of oppos1~e~\ might declare. "'You arc attractive and an1culate.-Gemini. Virgo. ., Sag1ttarrus people 1n picture. LEO (Jul) 1tAug. 22): Much occurs ~hind scenes in con!lcct1~n witb : family rcconc1lia11on. Scnous cons1dcrauon is gJven rcgardm.& hfctt . • residence. manta! status. Genuine.-barg.a1n available associated Wll household item. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Scpt 22): Emphasis on perfection. recognition c<"• spintual .,,aJues. applause fTom peers who ralc ··performance·· as outstanding. You'll win adherents and influence important people. o\nothcr Virgo plays paramount role. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Scenario h1ghltghts pressure. responsibility. frank d1scuss1on with older 1ndiv1dual. possibly parent. lnvolv~ career, amb1tton. direction. ultimate goal. Money 1s invohed, )'ou·n wm ma,or point. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. l 1 ): ~-range prospects come into sharp. ctear focus. lnd1v1dual who shares ~our 1 swill prove loyalty. Focus on chansma. speculation. ab1ltt)' to be at nght place at crucial moment. Anes involved. SAGITTARIUS (NO\'. :!:!-Dec. 21): Stress tndcpendcn<.'C. creativity, w1lltngness to make fresh start Lost object will be recovered. you'll receive credit long overdue. lmpnnt style. emphasize tn\entt,cncss Leo figures prominently. CAPRICORN (Dec. 2:!-Jan. 19): Result of recent poll 1nd1ca&cs you ~re on target. Focus on publtc relattons. legal agrttmcnL revelations conctm1n& rights. permissions. A11ent1on cC'nters around conlrovcrs1al associate. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20.Fcb. 18): Health report 1s favorable. )Ou'll be encourasr<t cmplO)ment picture bnghtcns. You pass test. travel opporturut~ looms large. You·11beable10 sa~. -1 made it on m) ov..n." Gem1n1. SagittariuS' in picture. • P~(Feb. 19-March :!0): You might be saying, ··Nooncsttmsablcte> make up his mind:· Kt) 1s to protect your own tnterest. to set pace. Material will be returned for rev1s1on Taurus. Scorpio figure 1n scenano. lC IF NOVEMBER n IS YOUR BIRmDAY recent dcctston rcgardin • emplo) mcnt proves fa\orable. You ~re correct in malong frcshJta{t. you'll be on more soltd ground 1n [)c.ccmber. vtaor returns and confidence replaces~ en nut. Anes.. Libra people pla) import.ant roles in )Our ltfe. You arc dynamic.·~ aggressive. can be headstrong. mtght have 1nJured )ourwlf early while handlina sharp objects. including kitchen kn1'cs. Members of opposite sex fmd you attractt\le but many fear your direct actions.. 1mpuls1vt'ness. June will be memorable for )OU an 1989 BJ CHARLES GOREN ... OMAR SRARJF Nortll FM SoatJti West I • PMI 2 \7 Pua l• ... t . 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(213) 110-sm ...... As ..... 3115 Seputviodl (213) 391-3144 OllANQI COUNTY V• ....,.1ll10Vlctory It (818) 7a.335& ......... 21'70Ytctoty• .•• ,. ..... 1212 1AN QMRl!L YALLIY SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1988 . ~ semis, 10-0 ~ o.., ,... ,._.. .., an e.1 DaYld Badak of Rabtdoaz comee ap with the ball on thl• l'oantatn Valley'• Jeff ~ tn the Barone' UM> Yicto.y pue play, bat It wu ruled no catch ataloet the defenae of to adn.nce to the Cll' Dlmlon I aemlfblal• nat week. ountainV ey lets the defense do the ta klngwit utout of Rubidoux High This time, thett would be no chasina a lead. This time, the pme was won in the trenches. This tim~ .. · fountain Valley Ki&h let iu defense do the talkina. So the BarOns duplicated their win over Rubidoux in the CIF playoffs last ¥CIJ", win- ning, 10.0, Fri- day m the quar- te rfi na Is of Division l before about S,500onlookers at Orange Coast ., • ._ College. That puts Fountain Valley (1~2) in a semifinal pme next week against Servitc, a 41-21 winner over Crespi Friday. Servitc, on the basis of one less home pme in the playoffs to this point, will be the home team at a site to be determined.. Whereas last year, >fhen Rubido\U took a 7-0 lead before losing, 29-7, to the Barons, Fountain"Valley needed ju_st a 19-~ard field goal by Derek Mahoney 1n the second quarter to win. Quarterback David Henipn added insurance when he threw a S6-yard touchdown pass to Doug Weaver in the fourth quarter and the Fountain VaUe.y defense did the rest The pass came on a broken play in which Henigan scrambled from pressure and then hit Weaver at about the 10. Weaver had beat his man by a step. "Henigan proved what kind the k.ind of 2layer he is," said Fountain Valley Coach Mikei M ilner. "He made the big play 1or the touch- down."' Milner rushed over to Henigan afterward and whispered to ~im. CIF Division I ,,.,..,,, sans Lovol• 30, ~ttr Del 17 81"'°° Amat 21. Fontana 27 (Of) Ser'vlla 41, Crespi 21 Fountain Valley 14). Rt.lbldoux 0 SemMMls Ml•ctt ... Lovoi. (12-0) "'· 8lshc» AINI 0•2> Ser.lite 00-2) vs. Ftn. V.ilev C•I> .. He told me that be didn't see the play but told me that I did a aood job to find Weaver," Henipn said. "J thought Doug was fanwtic to read the scramble like that." Milner said he ex~tcd a physical game against Rubidoux (9-3) and that's what the Barons got. The FaJcons came into the pme with a reputation as a grind·it-out type team. Quarterback Aramando Muniz had thrown just 83 passes in 10 games this season. That trend continued early apinst Fountain Val~. But the Barons. led by linemen Jim Garviscb, Drew Edborg and Jason Winn, and linebackers Brent Hickman. Rico Gubcmkk. Mike Walcon and Eric Sassenberg. dominated throughout The Barons held Rubidoux to 3 l yards passing. Meanwhile, Henipn, who threw for 159 yards on 7-of-16 passina kept the Falcons off balance. Weaver caught four passes. That opened thmgs up for tailback Kcdric Powe ran for I 0 I yards on 18 carries. Powe matched up well tpinst Rubidoux's main thl'Cat.; tailt.ck Willie Redmond, who had 123 yards on 29 carries. "Tbe defense played cxceptionall% well especially m these conditions, Milner wd, refemng to the muddy field that caused poor footing. The Fountain Valley defense was put to the test late in the first quarter after Rubidoux's Jonas Walker inter· ccpted a pass at the Fountain Valley (Pleue eee BAROJl8/flS) Sea Kings find semifinals through air Price's passing sets up running game; ef ense stifles Anaheim for 28-8 win By RICHARD DUNN ~ ..... c.n .. , ....... There was nothing secretive about how Anaheim High likes to play footbaU entering Fnday night's C IF Division VI quarterfinal game 88ddleback talla, 28-9. 83. ~inst Corona del Mar's Sea Kings. Similar to the Sea Kings. the Colonists were known for lheir touJh. swanning defense and strong runnrng attack o n offense. So Corona del Mar. which loves to run, went to the air, and behind quarterback Ty Price the Sea Kings earned a 28-8 victory at Glover Stadium in Anaheim to proceed to the semifinals next week against Pacifica ( I~ 1-1 ). The Sea Kings ( 10-0-2) have never before advanced this far in tht (>layoffs. And ll doesn't appear as 1f CdM Coach Dave Holland's team has any thoughts of stopping at this point. Not after this one. CdM seems to Monarchs Woodbridge pulls ground out 34-14 victory out 30-17 -' Yurkovich. Seymour CIF Division VIII Loyola exploits pace Warriors with Fridav's scwes Atascadero 21, Bloomlnglon 13 its strong running two touchdowns each !~~0 t'~s:,2.R=: :aui. 1 ame for CIF win WOOdbrl~s.:= " By STAN GRANCH It was an uncharacterisuc evenina for the Mater Oei High football team. First, they were forced to have their home pme at an unfamiliar site. Wescem Hiah School. Next. the Monarchs ~t off to a quick swt. scorin& the first 10 Points of the pme, something they have not done this year. And, Mater Dei decided to wear its road white unifonns in a protest of havina to play at Western. Finally when the pressure is on, Mater Oei ,eneraUy comes tbfOUlh in the clutch, but on this Friday niabt the team Jost its poi1e and the pme to the Lor,ola Cubs. 3().17. • We should have had them," said Monarchs Coach Chuck Gallo. "We lost our composure when it counted, (Pl-..e ... MATSR DSl(llS) By HOWARD L. HANDY At•scadet'o 02-0>-Trab. Hilb <l0-2> O..,NMC..ra •1 _,,, Agoyra (1·3·1)-WOOdbrldiM 111·1) Mike Yurkovich and Scott Seymour each scored a pair of second half touchdowns as the Woodbrige High Warrior football team wore down the Santa Clara Hiah Saints of Oxnard Friday night in ClF Division VIII playoff action at Irvine High. The Warriors didn't put the de- cision out of reach until the final four minutes against a spirited, but tired Saint team. The 34-14 victory ad- vances Woodbridge to the semifinals ap.inst next week at Agoura. .. That was nice," an elated Wood- ridae coach Rick Gibson said follow- ing the victory. "I think the turning pomt came in the second half when we ~st decided to play football. "The difference was that we had more players than they did. They were so tired at the end with ei&ht guys goina_ both ways." Santa Clara had a SQuad of 30 suited up for the ~me and had trouble keeping up with the Warriors . in the second half. One bigeumplc of the turnaround was Scott Seymour. the leading rusher for Woodbridge all season. Seymour had only seven _yards in three carries for the entire first half. He finished the game with 119 including touchdown runs of 13 and 45 ~rds and another burst of 32 yar all in the second half. .. e knew their quarterback (Tim Gutierttz) was a stud," Gibson said. "They have a areat football team but we used a no huddle offense in the first half to wear them down and it worked in our favor. Their line just got ioo tired late in the game." Outicnn came out firing and (Pleue eee W Aaa.IOU/llS) reach a new peak e"ery week.. generat- ing mort points and continually forcing other offenses to malfunction. Anaheim (7-5) could never get on'( track in the fim half. rushlt'\g for only 6 yards as CdM built a 7-0 halftime lead. John Mountain. Anaheim'sstar running back who entered the game with 1,045 yards. was completely shut down by CdM's defense -e'ccpt for a 40-yard gain 10 open the second haJf. Take that run away. and Mountain had only 20 rushing yards on nine ca mes. CdM's Brett Allen and Pat Callaghan recorded sacks on Anaheim quanerback Danny Pacillas and defensive back WarTCn Johnson intercepted t\l.O passes. includin& one . . CIF Division VI ''*"'' sans V•lencia 20,. Sunnv Hills 7 Fulerton 16. Kennedv 7 Cor~ det MM 21, Anaheim I Paci~ 21, ~ 9 SemNirMtS MltdluPS Valene'-( 11+ 1)-Fullel"ton (6-4· H CdM (10-0--2) vs. Pacifica OIH-1) returned 12 yards for a touchdown with JO seconds left tn the game, as the Sea Kings taught the Colonists a lesson on how to ptar defense. "Apin , and I don t want to sound repetltious. but our defense played so well that our offense had a chanct to do things. -said Holland. -1 think our offense has cauaht uo to our defense -scoring 28 -Potnis. that's pretty good." It was different this ume for the Sea Kings. who came o ut throwing. "We did throw early and that set up our running game." said Holland. "The whole week \l."C were roncemcd about their rushing defense. so by using the pass. tt ~t up our runntna. -nus 1s somct~ng we've never been 10 before. ~e·ve ne,·cr won two playoff games (1n one year) before." Behind an offens1ve hne which clcarh won the battle m the trenches. Pnce Was a hero. Ht completed IS of 19 passes for I 66 yards with no 10terccp11ons. Earl} m the 1h1rd quarter, Price scrambled out of the pocket -on a (Pleue eee COi/BS) 0..,,..,..... .. Dmml ....... P .A. ltmenon of Woodbrtqe trl• to Uirt aroand Santa Clara'• Kwlim )[alp~· 11.t loem Illa Nlance &lld coee down dart.a& Warrion' 34-14 Yictorj' O'ftl' the Sal.Dta. catapaltiD.f Woodbrl~e Into the CIP DtYtidoo "'11 MM•n-nat week. Georgia St. whips UCI No. l ranking on the llneat Coliseum today first ro~nd of the Freedom Bowl Classic at the Bren Events Center Friday. . Maryland tooocd Teus Christian in the opener;14-67, and will fa<:e QeorPI Slate toniebt at 8 p.m., while the AntealerS meet the Homed f"top in I conlOlation same at 6. Mutlipn aaid lbm -.n•t be time for alter· atioril before aonilht's ,.me. but theft wiU be ICMbe daaftlCI OCJlt week ill pnctice. .. , c:aa•t believe ~ can eet that IMDJ: a.,-. .. ..W Mdwan after watcbi"' lhe en .... ,.....,. .... M> lbc t.lket for 34 ...._ .. We.ton'1 ddald dleblll Mlt rlliw noacuw 1or., ••w. rm ... * Pll)9'I (Pl I II W Ans&tm/91• USC risks national title opes vs. top-rated Irish Notre Dime vs. USC. NotR Dime. l ()-0 and ranked No. l. meets USC, lO-O and r"Hked No. 2 at •he Col.-um at Jl:JO today_ (Cbinad 7). Notre Dunc. whoee 669 \llCtoncs arc second oftJy lO M~W-'1 69i vs. USC. _.hie:h ranks aimwtti.'96. N.e o..t. whole .7S6 w•nni~ per-~ ii dac bell aa ~ b>tball h1st0f). vs.: ~ Wlaicb .... ftftla ... 711. ~ .... ii wllll CiOllllt football rs au Trevino refuses to promise another ace in Skins Game Prem Tk A11odatecl Press LA QUINTA -Ltt Trevino said he !I is not in the business of maki ng predic- tions. · .. I must have had a thousand people ask me if I'm going to make another hole-in-one-this year," Trevino said before a practice round for the Skins Game, a tw<>-day. made-for-telev1s1on golf event that ~ins today. .. I JUst tell 'em I can't predict things. If I could, I'd be in Las Vegas or the White House -yeah, the White House:· said Trevino. Last year. he had a hole-1n- onr· worth S 175.000 on the 17th bole at PGA West and swept all · $285.000 on the last nine holes. .. I've had more comment at>Qut that than anythiqg I've done in m y life. T here must have been 200 m1lhon people saw 11. Even people that do n't know golf. Treftilo I walk thro ugh a irports and they say. 'hey, that's the guy made the hole 1n one.' "I really wanted to play well in the Skins last year. I'd worked' hard ge tting read) for it. It was important to me. "This year. sure. I'd like to play well. But 1f l don't. well. 1t won't be all that d1sappomu ng. I won all that money last year and you can't be greedy a bout it." Trevino said. The other members of the foursome chasing $450,000 in total prize mo ney incl ude Jad. Nicklaus. the only one to play 1n all five previous Skins Games. and 1>31r of newcomers to thi s compe11 t1on. Ray Floyd and Curtis Strange. Nicklaus. who recently completed a series of consul tations with medical specaahsts about back problems that threatened his career. said·· I'm hurting ... when he arrived at PG A West Fnday morning. "But I'm OK." he quickl ) added. "I can play golf." The format has the foursome pla) ang mne holes a day today and Sunda). Each hole carries an assigned dollar value. S 15.000 on each of the first six holes. $25.000 on each of the next six. and S35.000 on the last six. The man who wans a hole. wans the monc' If there is no clear wa nner on a hole -aft"'o or more players tie for the low score -the mone) as ~arncd fo rwa rd until one man wins a hole outnght. The event will be televised b) Channel 4 at I :uo today and on a delayed basis at 4 Sunda). NBA hands out$ 7 , 000 ln fines Po rtland's Stevt J obnsoa and Seauk's m Xavier MeOaaJtl and Mlelaael Cage "'crt' fined a total of $7.000 for their actions during the Trail Blazers' 125-104 victory over the SuperSomcs. the NBA announced Fnda}. The game, played Tuesday night at Seattle. was marred b) eight technical fo uls and two fights an the second quarter. For their acuons. Johnson was fined S3.500 for fighting. Cagt' S 1.000 for push mg and McDaniel $2.500 for fai lure to lea'e the court ma t1meh fashion after bcinJ ejected and for mflammator) actio ns. N BA vice pres1dent-operauons Rod Tllora said . . Tata scored four goals to lead the Dallas S1de k1cks to an 8-6 MISL victory at the Forum Fnday night over the Los Angeles La.zers. who got four goals from Hector Marinaro. Tatu. who missed aJI oflast season. has nmt' goals th as season. Tatu scored has firs1 goal at 4· 17 oftht' second for a 2-1 lead followed JUSt 12 secondS taler b)' Mannaro with his first tally. T he Sidekicks then gamed control w1th three goals in a four-minute span . . If 1t does not receive contracts for the oft-postponed hca') weight ti lie fillht between Mille Tyson and Frank Bruno bv Dec. 4. the W orld Box mg Council will open bidding (or the bout to any prom oter. the council said Frida}. Jose Sillatmaa, the WBC president. said other possabihues included dcclanng the lltle ''acant and removrng Bruno as the No. I challenger. Rams put Owens on injured list The Rams made two important roster [il moves Fnday, act1va11ng fo rmer Pro eo~1 c II t linebac ker Jim Collins and puttane e1ght- ycar linebacker Mt"I Owens on the anJured reserve hst. Collins. 30. underwent arthroscopic:-surger) on his nght knee on Aug. 12 and has not played d unng the preseason or regular season In recent weeks. however. he has impressed the Rams' coaches dunng practice He as expected to back up inside linebacker Mark Jeruc and play Sunday m Denver. The 6-foot-2. 230-pound Collins led the team m tackles m 1987 after massing the 1986 season Wllh a pinched nerve in has left shoulder. He sustained that IOJU ry while playing m his first Pro Bowl following the 1985 season. IN T HE BLE ACHERS Quote of the day Pat Joaes, O klahoma State football coach: '"I hope the Heisman Tro phy is won on the field this year. where it ought lo be won. Read my lips -Barry Sanders is the best football player In the United States." Kings, Jets swap left wingers The Los Angeles Kings acquired left winger Gilles Hamel from the Winnipeg Jets Friday in exchange for left winger PHI Fenton, the NHL team announced. Hamel. 28. 1s in his ninth NH L season. He was drafted by the Buffalo Sabres as their fifth-round draft choice in the 1979 Entry Draft and spent six seasons with Buffalo before being traded to Winnipeg forScett Aralel in June of 1986 ... In games played Friday. Ttm mg1a1 and Steve Yiermaa scored goafs 1:03 apart in the first period and Detroit killed off more than seven minutes of Winnipeg power plays early in the fi nal period to beat the Jets at ho me. 6-3 ... In Buffalo, Pkll Hoesley scored 3: 15 into overtime to lift the Sabres lo their first overtime victory 1n almost two years. a S-4 decision o ver Ch icago ... ln Landover. Md .. Rob Brow• scored three power-play goals and Marlo Lemlt'u added a · shon -handed _goal and •two assists as Pittsburgh defeated Washington. 5-3. snapping the Capitals' fi ve- g.ame winning streak ... Brlu BelJ.ws iot a hat trick. includm~ .wo goals in a span of 1:13 m a four-goal Minnesota first period. as the North Stars defeated Toronto in Bloom ingto n, 5-3 ... In Vancouver. Jellm MacLeaa's goal with 6:0S left in the third period earned New Je~y a 2-2 ue wi th the Canucks. Television, radio TELEVISION 9 a.m -COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Arkan$4S at Miami, Fla.. Channel 2. 9-.30 a.m -COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Georgia Tech a t Georgia, TBS 12.30 P.m. -GOLF: Skins Game from La Qulrtta . Channel ' 12:30 P.m -COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Notre Dame a1 use. Channel 1 12:30 P.m. -AUTO AACtNG: Amerkan Racing Series compelltlon from Miami (tape), ESPN. l·JO Pm. -COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Great Alaska Snootout semifinal from Anchorage, ESPN. 4.30 P.m -COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Florida at Florida State (reoeats at 1 a.m.l. ESPN s P.m .-no HOCKEY: Klrlils at Catoarv. Prime Ticket. ' S:.30 P m -PRO BASKETBALL: Laken al Detroit. Channel 2. 8 P.m. -COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Nevada-Las Ve98s at Lono Beach State (delayed), Prime Ticket. I P.m. -HOftSE RACING: Hollvwood Park reP4llY'S, Channel 56. 8.30 p m. -COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Maul (Hawaii) Clanlc s.emiflnal, ESPN. 11>'30 P.m. -COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Maul (Hawaii) Clau ic s.emlflnal, ESPN. 11.JO pm. -COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Air Force at Hawaii (delaved>. Prime Tbet AAOK> Noon -COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Nevada-Las Vegas at Long Beach State, KPZE (1190) 12:30 P.m. -COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Noire Dame at use. KNX 0 010>. s P.m. -PRO HOCKEY: Klnos at CalOarv. KPZE C1190J 5:30 P.m. -PRO BASKETBALL: La kers ., Detroit, KLAC (570). 6 p.m. -COLLEGE BASKETBALL: UCI Vl. TCU In Freedc>m Bowl Classic, KPZE (11901 6 p.m. -COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Howard al use, KNX 0070). 7:30 pm. -COLLEGE BASICETBAU .; Texu Tech at UCLA, KMPC (710). USC, NOTRE DAME CLASH ••• P rom B l 15-10 victory over No 17 .\labama The 9-through-13 teams -l '( LA Oklahoma. M1ch1gan. Oklaho ma State. Clemson -are idle Houston. No. 14. entertains winles' Rice. No 16 l.SU plays host to Tulane an a mght game and Georgia Tech vasm No. 20 Georgia wh ile No 15 W)ommg. No J 8 Washington State and No. 19 Syracuse are off. Notrt Dame will be ti') mg to snap a budding jinx that has seen the No I team lose the last four 1-2 shov.- do wns. The lnsh also arc trying for their first 11-0 regular scaJ<>n. "USC may be the ~t football team in the country." Holtz said. 'They don't appear to have a weak· ncss. no matter how hard you try to fi nd one. (Quarterback) Rodney Peete 1s as talented as any player in the country. He throws W1th tremen- do us accuracy. and he can get away from the rush. ··eea1ina the Southern C'al bloc ken 1s one thing. trying to tackle Rod~ Peete after you act there IS anothCT thi ·~ just sccm to have tremen- dous chemistry with this group. They j &ist have a team t hat is f u.ndamcn- talJ~ sound in every am. "It's the best an the East qa1ns1 the besi m the Wnt. •• USC. off to its best stal1 since the 1972 team went 12..0 and won the naltOl'lal championship. 0•1>1 c:ollc;ae foocW's '°"9es1 rqular«ason w1n.-nina .rm It 14 pmes. "'The llOR Bowl is one of our~ ad ~Ill there was dont W1lh a pat. lam viciory O\'U' UCLA." ·Smidt--.. All dine obatQ o( ow 1eatD - othle. ddmie and 1PCJCia1 amt - COMritl II d to aM wut. Md WC hid .. somt' outstanding mdl\ 1d ual per- formances. Now we have to kick It up several notches agains t Notre Dame ... Smith calkd Ptttc's I 6-of-28. 189- yard passing performance against UCLA several days after he was hospitalized wnh the mea sles ~one of the greatest I've ever seen. It was a superhuman effon -gutty. classy. full of big plays. If that wasn't a He1sman performa nce. I don't know what 1s." 0 M1am1 Coach Jimmy Johnson ho pes his team won't be complacent against Arkansas. a team it walloped, 51-7. last year. aflcr last week's 44-3 lrouncang ofLSU. "Witho ut q uestion. there will be a tendency for our team to have a letdown." he said. ··1 am realis11c in thinking this team wall be somewhat complacent 1n prcpanng for Arkan- sas. There'$ no way I can expect our team to be as inten~ as they were a week ago .. · Notre Dame. USC. West VifJinia and Ark.ans.as are the four mnaanina unbeaten--unt1cd teams and the Razort.cks a rc tetktn& their first perfect snson since the NCAA went to an 11-pme 1eheduk i.n 1970. Artcansas won I I p.mn on~ in f964 (10-0. plus a Cot&oo Bowl V1C10t)' over Nebraska) and 1971 (10.1. plus an OranllC Bo-I victory over Oklahoma). Ironically. Jobnsoo W&!• captain o(1taat 1964 dub. Flondl Sta1e tnils. 22·7-J. in iu lmCS with Florida but the Seminolcf are 21/J..couchdowB •vorita over the All Amcrian lowt-bouad Gators 1b1s time. Florida Stale has -oa nine ~t l'fn ctro,p,. 111 opener-10 Mita.nu. l 1-0. , ;.This is our second season,· FSU Coach Bobby Bowden said. "The first I 0 games arc always our first season. The Florida game 1s a season in itself. We can nevC1' undtrntimatc Aorida. "Their defense is about as good as anybody in the country (No. 2 na tionally). When you can play defense hke they can. you're always going to be an the pme." A o rida's Galen Hill said FSU "presents the bigest challenge we have had this season. I doubt if there 15 a beuer football team in the country ript now. They have more taJcnt down tbrouah the lineup than any team we'¥e aecn and there arc people on their second a.nd third teams wh o could stan for most schools." 0 ln Friday'spme: A.._. U, A' ' ee It: Ron Swtwonh keyed AubUtn's bta-911>' ddcnsc with.four quarteftliKk ucks. one for 111fc1y, and Lawya Tillman 1t1 up Vincent Hams' I-yard aoudl· down run will9 1 ').yard kaptQI ttCePUon fof tbc JC\'CftdMan.kcd T ' 'f:" viaorr lifted Auburn in10 a shareoftlwSOu~Con~ cham~th No 16 LSU, With Aabunt IOr the ~ 8owt bid IO m No. Florida State on Jan. 2 ID New Orteafts. tSU will ID to me Hall of Fame loiWt 1n T-.. com SyrKw. ' 'i p R u B ~ ) k l T B ~ l l ----~-CJT.f ers stay · pe ect at home Dailey scores 25 points. Mannln ~to spark 100-93 win over Nets Prom fte AIMdatH Preu Quintin Daiky scored 25 paints and Danny Mannins scored 18 Friday night as the Los Antcks Clippers beat the New Jersey Nets. 100-93, at the Spons Arena. raising their home ruord 10 S-0. The Cli~ 6-6 overall never trailed. New Jcney didn't score for the fint 3:06. missing three shots and tumang the ball over twice. Los Angeles has not been at .SOO this late in the season since ll was 14-14 in 1984. Roy Hinson ICOrcd 14 points for the Nets, who trailed, 53-41 . at halftime after making 16 turnovers. Manning scored six points in an 8-2 run to open the third quarter • Dailey, ftlli111 in for the injured RCJlie. Williams, scored 14 pomts in the first half on 7-for-9 shooting. Los Angeles shot 58 percent in the first half. making 23 of 40 shots. After fallinJ behind 18-8. the Nets ran off an 11-2 spurt. C harles Smith and Tom Garrick made two fret throws each. increasing the lead to five. Elsewhere in the NBA: Celli~ 11$, BllCb H : Kevin McHalc scored 27 points nd Danny Ainge added 20 as Boston beat Mi ukce; its ninth consecutive regular-season home · o over t ucks. · 1cs., o evened their record after .12. games, b · a 59-48 halftime and increased it to 89-68 in the ird quarter. Boston, which has not st to Milwaukee at home u · ng the rcgular-seaspn si April 12, l 98S, was beaten by the Bucks, 108-100, 1er thas season in Milwaukee. 7kn IU, He ti 111: Charles Barkley SC'Ored 37 points and Oiff Robinson added 23 as Philadelphia rallied in the final fi ve minutes to de feat Charlotte at the Spectrum for its third straight victory. A j umper by Charlotte's Roben Reid with 4:S2 remaining gave the Hornets a 114-1 06 lead, but Philadelphia ran off the next I 2 points a nd outscored Charlotte, 17-2, overall the rest of the way. Ballets lK, Pacers ltl:JeffMalonescored 26points and Bernard King added 2S. with each scoring I I in the final period, to lead visiting Washington past India na. The Pacers led. 76-75. after three quarten and built their lead to 89-83 on Reggie Miller's three-pointer with 5:34 remaining. But the Bullets ran off a 9-2 burst. Dmuay Mannina of tile Cllppen boeb tile ball awaJ from New JerMJ•• 807 Rl""D u LA •a Chari• Smida watcllee at rtpt. including seven ,X>ints bJ Kmg, to lake a 92-91 IC*!. TnO Bluen llJ, R4eket1 t4: In Portland, Kevin Duckworth equaled his season high with 27 points lO lead the Trail Blazers past Houston. Ponland built a 14-point lead, 59-45, at 10:03 ofthc third period with Duckworth scoring five quick points in the opening of the second half. Ma•erteb IM, Bawkt H : In Dallas. Rolando Blackman sank four free throws in the final 30 seconds to boost the Mavericks over Atlanta. With the score 98-95. a three-point attempt by Atlanta's Dudley Bradley missed and Sam Perk.ins closed out the scoring with two more foul shots. It was the Mavericks' sixth victory in their last seven games. while the Hawks lost their third straight. Jan 115, Spus H : In Salt Lake City, Thurl Bailey scored 16 of his 30 points in the second quarter to lead Utah to its seventh strai&ht victory. Mark Eat.on added 14 points. 17 rebounds and nine bl6cks for the Jazz. Greg Anderson led San Antonio with 24 points and Darwin Cook added 16. S... llt, SeperSoaJc1 Iii: In Phoenix, Armon Gilliam scored nine of his 29 points in the fourth quaner. includin& a decisive jumper with 36 seconds remaining, and the Suns beat Seattle to snap a three-game losing streak. Irvine's Lim wins South· Coast honor Ki Soo Lim capped a three-year varsity career at O L John Tergakes. Mission Viejo Sr. OL Chris Tarnowski, Capistrano Valley Sr. Irvine H i~~ being named the South Coast league Most Valuable ensi vc Player as voted by the l~uc coaches. OL Jason Walker, El Toro Sr. OL Pete Laflamme. Capistrano Valley Lim led this year's 6-4 team with 83 lea tackles and Sr. ~4 assists as he was named all-league for the second year Defensive MVP: Ki Soo Lim , Irvine ma row. Irvine. which just missed the CIF playoffs. also FIRST TEAM DEFENSE placed five others on the all-league team and six more Pot. Player, Sdtool Yr. were honorable mention. DL Mark Slymen. Mission Viejo Jr. The coaches' team: DL Scott Robinson. Irvine Sr. . DL Jr. Damon Psards. Ca~strano Valley Offensive MVP: Eric Ekdahl. Mission Viejo DL Andy Adau, Dana ills Sr. LB Vaughn Shackeford, Irvine Jr. FIRST TEAM OFFENSE LB Brent Sin~eton, Capistrano Va lley Sr. Pos. Player, Sdaool Yr. LB Penn Bus onJ. Mission Viejo Sr. ~ Tro\yKopp. Mission Viejo Sr. LB Jeff Clark, Mission Viejo Sr. Pat hite, Irvine Sr. LB Tad Weedman. EJ Toro Sr. B David Nemeth. El Toro Sr. DB Stoney Corbin, Mission Vielo Sr. ( Eric Bolton. Dana Hills Sr. DB Mike Cobb, Capistrano Val cy S,.. TE Bo Haley. El Toro Sr. DB Matt C,arvahlo, Dana Hills Jr. T Raphael Molle'. Irvine Sr. T Russell Miller. El Toro Sr. SECOND TEAM DEFENSE Rec. Scan Drinkwater. El Toro Sr. Pot. P layer, ScMc>I Yr. Rec. Ted Haberficld. San Oemente Sr. DL Mike Tullar, Capistrano VaJley Sr. Rec. Doug Bame. Cafiistrano Valley Sr. DL Brendon Milner, San Clemente Sr. G Kevin Adams. I Toro Jr. DL Dante Giuliano. Irvine Sr. G Pete Ashby. Mission VieJO Sr. D L Jason Berry, El T orq Sr. G Scan Parks. Mission VicJO Sr. LB Todd Pilger. Capistrano Valley Sr. LB Sr. Jerry Sunseri, Dana Hills SECOND TEAM OFFENSE LB Baron l.ach.ary, San O cmentc Sr. Pos. Player, Sdool Yr. LB GfC8 Clafrir· Mission Viejo Jr. Steve Stenstrom . El Toro Jr. LB ~ Chns Wi , Mission Viejo Jr. Chi Chi Biehn. Capistrano Valley Sr. DB Jerem y Brian, Ca~strano Valley So. B Brandon Mi~. Dana Hills Sr. DB Jeff Jurgcmeyer. ission ViCJO Sr. B Sr. J im Hif:sha. ission Viejo DB ~tt Toppo, El Toro Sr. Rec. Tone~enkins..Capistrano Valley Sr. lrvane honorable mention: DL-P.J. Miele, Jr: Rec. John ldelli. Mission Viejo Sr. OL-Paul Pe.rri. Sr.: Dean Wakeham. So.; Josh Cohen: OL Fred Belford, Dana Hills Sr. Sr.: TE-Om s Hampton. Jr.: Back-Mitch Steinke.. Jr. UCI ousted frolll NCAA tourney by USC LONG BEACH -Zoltan Berty scored two straight goals in the final two m inutes to unlock an 11-11 deadlock and lift the USC water polo team to a I 3--11 decisio n over UC I Friday in the opening round of the NCAA Championships at Belmont Plaza. The Anteaters, who will play Navy at 2:30 today in the consolatio n round. had battled back after a slugjsh first ha.lfin which the Trojans had taken an 8-4 lead. UCl (1 7-14) tied the game at II on a goal by Chris Morpn with about two minutes left. Morgan and Skylar Putman each had three aoaJs for the Anteaters, while Robert L ynn paced the Trojans (22-7) with four. USC, seeded third in the tour- nament, plays No. 2 UCLA, an 11-3 winner over Navy Friday. in one of today's semifinals at 7:30. Top. seeded California, which beat Arkan- sas-Little Rock, 17-6 in Friday's opener, faces Stanford. which cdfCd Lona Be.tch State, 5-4, in today's other semifinal at 6. Theotherconsolation roundpme, which starts the today's schedule features Arkansas-Little Rock takini on Loni Beach State. ANTEATERSF ALL TO GEORGIA STATE ••• From Bl fed as badly as I do. It was a poor performance." Enterina the pme bubblin1 with optimism for ucrs run-and-press style, Mullipn exited wonderina if he's aoint the ~t route. .. , hope we re doina the riaht thins. .. MuUipn said. ··We're 1 team that was aoina to run everybody out, and we IOokeCt like the one's ti~ at the end. We almost ac1Cd like we weft in some other SY"'· .. J l1St as the defeftte needs lO be a key factor to the Anceac.en' sucx:as.. offeme is the name o(thepmc. ua bad little outside of Mike Labat ( 16 ~i!!_ts). and freshman Brian McC1011cey ( 12 poinu). hitli111 oaty 36 pef'CCl!t ol its lbols (31-16). i.nchadj• 7 of26 thfeo.point anempU -State hit 70 t from (2~0. the in buildi111 a sr.:r-bllftiN ad and finithed •• 64 perce111 b .... pme. After beint outrrbounded in 1ht fine balf. tbC Pandten tOok a 31-17 Mtva~. tncludii& 11 of:. fmlive ...... ID tbeleCOftd"Mlf'ud 41-l~b'IMllPllC. .. A lot of it .. Mll'iWlltld to ~ ~ .. M....._ llid. .. Al Mlf. ,;;;; ,. 2of10 a. dne PGi•91ft. We lliD drillk we ca come _. • ~IDddn~meclrarm ......... a.a.ia s.r•s liay Leo H• a S. ......... ~ ........ the team a year aao. and senior forward Rodney Turner cfl'c:C1ively broke the prcu after a short stint of trouble with it in the early stages when UCI buih an 1a..121cac1. .. When the pme fint started, we bad to tee how lbc tempoof tbepme went and how the pretil went. Ud ao from there," Hunt uid. "ljusutaned bitti• the open man before the trap ... · The Paothen broke the prc:ss by throwi• over the M>P (cir t0me brakaway layins and when the AnteatCn OWJ'Dlaycd in the hllf- coun defew~ ff unt1 Turner, James A8drews and unara Copeland 19Un off and toot it straiabt to the blsket. "We tboulllt they were very vul- llCfable to die '°'I.I ...... inti the ~" 111d ~ Stlte Coech Bob ReinMn.. --We ptKticed apinst (the ~l CODIMkrably. ····~""ydlc-is cwr aOllli ...S. I lell my kids jf 11aey·,. not -loot lot Ille .. .... ••• YllOllll IO bt 111ere. ne ,_ me ~ ~ ..tJ _. WI wen imjMliimL After ~we wae,..... Md loaad b ............. ..., .... otr ......................... ai, I 111 'hit .... 2l pain~ H-W 19f _. AM1w1 ud T_ ...... ...._ -a.. ........... mw\; ... ..._ .... ca•~ _. ii 11we • a•11 ' •to dll ......._ • H .. liid. "BaStcally. ~didn't have to run lbc offe nse an nifbt, because they played like lbat all ni&ht." Tbe ~ndnalfbepn like the fim half ended, with Tu mer droppioajn a pair of layyps and 1 tip-in. Rod Palmer's ~footer mack it 6J:.S31~t Turner and Copeland laid in Da&CtJ. Hunt laid in three and K.evn O.vis slammed one off a pusoverthetopof ~tocapa JS-S run f«J 78-S8 Meanwhile. just about ~ UCl player took a tum fredanci .... forcina shots and takina three-pointers. T~ di&ftn1 playm 1.uempecd mrcc.. poin101 The An1caters' Rod Palmer and Kevin Floyd, counted on IO ..U on 1 comideratile loed of the olbte Ilona with Labet(liJ1ofnineahood111.iw 16 poinb). sboe 1 combined 7 iw lS and ICored 16 points. Palmer 1Dt his third foul with S:S8 10 pill)' in tile ftnt half. -. BARONS ........ .-.-VANCE, 10-0 ••• · hoaBl 0-. ........ .,~~ Ryan O'Donnell (ri,bt) leada the way for Fountain Valley teemm•te Rick Mock da.rln& latter•• 12-yard reception. 32. Thret p\ays resulted tn minus-2 yar~ and the Fa.Icons rt fo~ to punt. ' ./ Moments later, Rubidoux inter- cepted another pass. this one by La Salle Hu&hey at 1he Rubidou• 43. "I threw those two picks early and I realized that 1hewe1 field was101ng to ai ve me problems," Henigan said. "1 t wasn't one of my better games, but the main thing 1s that we came back." Rubidoux moved to the Fountain VaUey 39, but a pitchout was re- covered by Sasscnberg, setting up the Barons' first sconn& dl'iv~. ' Henigan hit Mike Cook on a 39- yard pass m which Cook made an outstanding catch. going up bel"'een two defenders to snag the ball. t-ountaJn Valley stalled and settled for Ntahoney's 19-yard field goal and a 3-0 lead. Rubidoux then drove from its own 26 to the Fountain Valley 29 near the end of the second quarter. A 46-yard field goal fell far short and so the Barons helch 3-0 lead at the half. Eartr in the third quarter. Founwn Valley s Rick ~oclc returned a punt 3 7 yards to the Rubidoux 33. Henigan threw 24 }'ards to Weaver. giving the Barons a first down at the nine. But the Rubidoux defense sufTencd and Fountain Valley got nothing 'but of it as Mahoney's 19-yard field goal attempt was wide left. Rubidoux responded. dm 1ng from its own 20 to the Fountain Valley 29 in 11 plays. Dunng the dnve. Muniz completed his first pass of the game. a 14-yarderto JeffHuena.a 245-pound fullback. But on fourth-and-three at the Fountain Valley 30, Hickman led a charge that stopped Huerta 2J·ards short of the first down an the Fountain Valley defense had scored a major victory. Moments later. Henigan hit Weaver for the touchdown pass and. early in the fourth quaner, Foun4 Valle)' was an aood shape. > The Barons' defense scor another vic1ory on Rubidou.c's ne dnve. On 1h1rd·and-five at the Ba 36. Gubernick knocttd do Mun1z's pass at lhc hneofscnm M un1z decided to JO long on fou down, but his pas m1ssed the "'•,f"lt-i>\ Po-.e gained 11 yards on t different carries in the next drive pack up first downs and the rest, they say, was history. "Rub1douit is a iood. physical and we knew we would have trou blockina them," Milner said. ~eut : knew going m we had a gOOll• defensive ptan." <: That included a slightly adjusted· defensive alignment 10 which Wina;. an outside linebacker, was put doWll on the ltne 10 defend against 1he run: * .. F.untaifl Va/fr/ )0, ._......... t ket9DY~ ltubleloYa 0 0 0 0-0 Foun•••n V•tleV 0 3 O 7-\0 s.c...11 ~ FV-Ma!IOMY 19 FG, l:J4 F,wr1tl ~ FV-WM Ytf' 5' NH from Henl9atl (MellOlleY kk:ll~. llM AttetMWIU S,500 ltsUtNled) COAME STATISTICS ·-F•n t Oownl I\ Ru~l·v•r~ge «· 117 P•ulno verditH J I Peul119 S-16-0 Return ver«MIM ' 0 Heoefive ..ck v•rci.ge i-mln-2 H4lf vero.oe 2 II Punl$ 3-32 Fumblfl-tum~s '°" 1-1 Pe!\attift-verci.oe 3· 12 Time of-~ n.s1 •Punt 1nt~cec>lion tumDle relurns IHOIVIOUAL •USHIMG Ru~tomond. 29·123, Muniz. 7-30. Huerte. S·26, Ma~. 2·6, W•~r. 1-2 FV-Powe 11-101, Del GallO, S-15, Hen!Mfl, •·IOt"·mlftul 10 • • IMOfV\OUAL f'ASSMG Ruo-Mufl:z, S· 16-0, 31. FV-Hen1H111 7-16·2. 15'. INOIVlDUAL RaCEfV*G Ruti-Huen•. 1-14, Huo.k, l-14; RedmOfldt 2·2 HUO!Wl . 1-1 . Fv-w .. -. ·-•I COOi<, ?-5'. MOdl. I-~ .-.. Roadrunners can't keep up with Pacifica =.:~ .... ~;~ J ~ Quwtlr <!• Mariners face Corona del Mar next after ousting Saddle back from playoffs, 28-9 BJ BENNY RICARDO o.IJl'lilCC«ru•• •nt The Roadrunner television car- toon character always stays a step ahead of Wily Coyote, but the Saddleback Roadrunners· were un- able lo Sta)' in front of the Mariners from Pacifica HiJh School Friday ni&ht and were eliminated' from the CfF Division VI football playoffs with a 28-9 setback. As a result, it's Pacafica's Garden Grove League <!hampions who will furnish the semifinals compeuuon for Corona del Mar at a site to be detennincd. "We needed to keep the lead in the game to get Pacifica out of their blitzing defense, they put so much pressure on us we d1dn 't have cnou~ time to complete 5-yard passes,·· said Saddleback head coach Jerry Witte'. Saddleback took the opening kick- off and marched right down the field. On the opening play from scnmmage. Manner defensive tackle Mike Dickerson Jumped offsides for what was probably the only mistake he made the entire evening. That gave the Roadrunners a first and 5 on their 29. Roadrunner quarterback Jeff Blan- co mixed the running of sophomore Anthony Colth1rst and a big reception by Justin Sprague to move the ball to the Manner 29'.' From there. senior kicker Beto Zavala drilled a 46-yard field goal to make it 3-0 in fa vor oft he Roadrunners. Three costly penalties in the open- ing drive set the Ro adrunners back 20 yards. Two of those penalttes were Buta Clara'• XwiDD XDJC)lt l8 hemmed In by a horde of Wooclbrtctie tacklen. lnclad- toi Jon Edoier (50) and Scott Seymour (25) ln a 34-14' conqae.t for the Wamon. WARRIORS, 34-14 ... From81 com~eted has tint six pass attempts, the saxtb pickina up 19 yards and the fint touchdown of the game. He shuttled it forward to Rotet1Miranda and with John Welch's conversion kick.~ the Saints in front, 7-0. F~hweer sot the Warriors on the board midway through the second period o n a I-yard plunge after firina ...,.sses to Oary Gibson (48 yards) and 5eym~ ( l l yards) to set up 1he TD that tied the count at 7 at halftime with Troy Holmes' convenion kick. After the Saints went back in front halfwaf throuah the third period on a S0-¥8f0. pea play from nannanJ beck Kwinn Kni&ht to Matt Youna follow- inaa latenllrom quarterblck Outier- ra, the Warrion mardM!d 6 7 yards to tie the count Seymour wmt around rilbt end ror the finaJ l 3 yards after Ala Zaklivar pbbed a Schweer 8erial for 14 yards on a pat sideline ClllClt tn ftooftt of' the Saint bench . Woodbridllt theft at&ncd on n.s owa 14 f'oltowina 1 punt wtth z.adivw ~ .. a 28-yard aerial ud Yurtovicb ~ 14 to the Santa 0..4).~---...... IOWIJd • ~ turned ud IOlllid a <erat •IM tniff111 =: who outran ..... -= -. 4s;.yard ..... run. Tbil Mede it 21·14 and pa1 • W8frion iD &oat toltly. With time running out in the fourth period Yurkovich bulled his way through the Santa Clara defense for 11 yards and an insurance TD. He then intercepted a pass at the Saint 25 and returned it for the final touch- down moments later. Gibson praise4 Yurkovich as a tireless worker. "If there's a harder worker than Mike, I'd su~ like to have him on my team," the coacfl said. "He haU heart as biaas a Mack truck and he is hert a1 school before I arrive workina in 1he wciaht room. I'd like to have a team full of ~ayer5 just hlcc him." Schweer hit on l4 of 33 pass attempts with one interception for 22 l yards while his counterpart from Santa Clara conn«tcd on 19 of 33 with two intcrcepttons for 206 )ard Thcrt were an excessive amount of penalties cal&ed, many of them for pus interference on both teams. Woodbndee -as assessed 142 yards in penalty yardqe on IS calls while the Sain1s lost 74 yards on 12 calls. In ldd1t1on to Yurkov1ch's 1nttT· cepeeoo for a touchdo9rn. Olns 8ledcs alto ptdcd off an emn t atNI with Randy R1mos ind O.m1cn Hanman rtt0vtt1n1 fumbles for t~ Wunon.; Tbt enhtt deftMivc front wall for Woodbridljt 'played well. * SC: II 11-m n1 IS-34·1 ~ 1-m~-3 ..... ••• H 1$-lC7 1S 13 delay of game calls. .. We had to use a lot of different guys in this game and that caused some confusion," said Witte. On defense, the Roadrunners knew that they had to conwn Mariner hallbac k Chris Shockrey to have a chance to win the game. The defense opened the game by throwing Shockle~ for a 2-yard loss, CC'Urtesy or SaJ TtnaJero. The Manners were forced to punt on their first possession. Shockley. who also does the punting for Pa- cifica, fumbled the snap from center and the ball was recovered by Saddle- back 's Oc:atavio Medina. U nlike the previous week where they convened three turnovers by La Habra into scores. this ume Saddle- back was unable to convcn turnovers into points. The first turnover came on Pacifica's inittal dnve. Saddleback forced the Manners to punt. the snap was fumbled by the punter Shockley and recovered by Saddleback's Oc- tavio Medina. A delay of game penalty and a sack by Dickerson took Saddleback out of scoring range. Make Dickerson. the S- foot-8. 180-pound defensive tackJe from Pacifica. had four quanerback sacks 10 the first half. When he wasn't sacking the quarterback, Dickerson was running down Roadrunners along the line of scnmmage MATER DEi LOSES, 30-17 • • • From Bl something we ha"t' not done this year.·· That fateful dme started on the Monarchs 37 with 2:21 remaining, and Mater Dc1 tra1hng. 23-17. The Monarchs. who had scored on their previous poSSCSSlon thanks to the passmg and running of quarterback Dan O'Neil Looked to him to lead them to the promised land. Ho,wever, the followifig four plays may have been the worst Mater Dea has had all year. O'Neil fired four passes. none of them within five yards of a rccei ver and none of them toward his favorite target Tony Pena. "ho had six receptions for 65 ~ards. "As bad as that last dnve was. we lost the game on the defensive side." said Gallo. "Lineman Jason Uhl suffered a separated shoulder in the second quarter. which allowed Loyola to run all 0 ' er us and keep the ball away from us.·· Loyola ( 12-0. the top Sttd 1n the -·~ CIF D1v1s1on l pla)ofTs and ranked muae Amm•nn No. l in the na11on b) USA Today) had so much success on the ground that it only passed eight times as comoarcd 10 41 running pla)S. With the Cubs dom1nat1n$ the lme of scrimmage. (something the Monarchs normall} do) they were able to keep the ball a"a) from Mater Dci's offense. The Cubs had the ball for more than 28 minutes and their power-running game was a major factor in the game ta~mg ;ust under two hours. "Their passing pmc was ttmble lJ of8 for SI yards): related Gallo. "We had that third quaner touchdown pass intercepted. Tell me that did not have an impact on the outcome''" With 1he Monarchs down. 13-10. the Cubs had dnven to the Mater Oct 29 facina third-and-s1\. Quanerback Matt Smith lofted a lame duck pass toward the end tone. and t"o Monarch defenders converged on help the Monarchs out of poor field position. After the defense stopped the Cubs on three pla>'S. Mater Dc1 drove 66 yards for a touchdown The score came on Kcalii Clifford's Q.,ard run. Lo)ola never panicked ·on their ensuma posscs.saon. 1ht Cubs we~ fac-cd with a third-.and-1.:! at their own 40. and they completed a rare pass for the first down. This seemed 10 take the aar o ut of the ~onarchs' sails. Loyola would so on to score 23 straight points. nine of .... h1ch ~me off the foot of Paul Stonehouse .... ho had field goals of 20. 46 and 29 )ards. Midwa)' through the founh q_uar- ter. the Monarchs came to hfe Mater Det put together a 12-play dnve that cove~ 70 vards. The score came on a 1-)ard plunge b) O' e1I. the Monarchs' top ball earner * what appeared to be a sure inter-L•v• )0, Ma• Del 17 ccption. ~ ..., ~ Instead. the Mater De1 pla)ers ran ~ooe oe. 1~ ~ ~ '~=~ into each other and the ball popped '"' .. .,.., o--- forward S yards into the hands of MO-.t.nvNM Sl l'G t-50 Kieron Estrada for a touchdown MD-< rtoro • "'" "'mme11n 111ci,,1 • » Lov-F.ii.-I run (St~ 11.lctl \ 4l Mater Oc1(6-6)101off10 its fas1rst s.c.-~ stan this season. and Lo~ola ma} Lov-S10Mtloule 10 FG. s ?• have given 1hc Monarchs a httle bit of '-0-s•~ .. :::_,:o. a psycholoeical boost to start the Lov-Etrr.a 2' Mu fl"om s.n."' ,s._.. 1rsme. nouM 1<01. M7 -FW111~ The Monarchs wanted to pla) the 1..0-S•onel'louM v FG. 11 Sl game on Saturday 1t one of their MO-O'...-1 rvn IArnm.M •1et1.> • n .....,ular home fi1Cld:"' but the Cubs Lov-8uckllv ll run ISloneftc>uM 111c•1 UJ • ~. ~ AHlnelenc:t s• 1n 11meledl protested saytng ~ey wanted the HIM STATISnCS game to be pla~ as 'iChedulcd on Lft Fl da Flt'' OO•n• lS "!.~·are treaun~ thisas 1f it 1u road ==::;:: ... ,~~ emc." said Gal o bef0tt the $lat1. := .,.,..._. Hi ·we arc wcanna our ~h1tc (awa)'} ..._,,,. ~ .... -.. _ ,crsic)'s and no matter what t.M CIF" Net.,.,,... »e says. we feel like we are tht "1s1ton. ~-"""*" ., •;~ We arc 1 httJe upxl about th"-" ......_ . .,.,... .,.,. MattrOci too\: 1~o~n1nt kid.off n"' .. '~'*' •u and drove to the Cubs i6 whc~ the •flwlle, 111~'°" NrnC11e"""'" MD 1) 11·11· 11) 13·»-1 11 2'1T\tn·• "' •·• , .. 4-lS It '1 IM»MDUAL ~ dm-estallcd. The Monatcbscalledon u-euct11iw. ts-\61, Mc:Ai.. 1•ts 11111· p~kicker Mike Ammann to 1t-.,, •·M Smt1t1. n . "•· 1-0 tempt a SJ.-)~rd fidd pl The boot •-tNO--O ,..., 11'°'1 °"""' • 11 " a.mo. was f'\lht down the middle with plenty to sptrt. ChartJn& the already emotional Mon.11Chs. Ammann a Xftiot, alto d0ubk$ as the pun\Cf. He a¥ef1iFd ..0 >•rds ixr punt. and hid a ~t of SO yards to ~lev• .. '6 FG, 7,.._ sec...~ ~enuu 65 '*" trom '"'~'°" kick). 6:14 Pec-Prtntlu 21 peu from IAIMWWn ltleltl, 2 11 lllinl QutW PK-Sr....-nson 27 o.u from I A~ klClcl. 1:57 F-111~ Sad-Acuna 43 °"' from 8tencio I feOleO/ t i;55 Pac-Prenhu 3S run wiltl fumOie (AJ k'°'I 22S • A1ten4Wlc1 3,500 (nhmet.cl) ,.,. INDfvtDUAL RUSMtNG .:..: S.o-<oltnint, it-,., Feil<"1n. 7·24; 11 7·•S. Gotler 7-i4, ~ 2-17, 8&encxi, I MosleY i-•·1TW1US·l0, Phlwve.._. 1-s_ IMOIVK>UAL f'ASSING Sed-6i.ft(;O, 7-IH. 7• INOIVIOUAL RECIEMNG $ ~ACUl\9. 3·24 Son.oul. 1-22. Flllrlll\. 1-lS COl!hl<'J 1-t. Pnluve-. 1-S. ~ " .. CdM ••. :.· ... =· From Bl ., thtrd-and-17 pla) -and rac-cd $. }ards for a touchdown. scnm1 t• momentum an the second half for CdM and giving the Sea KJngs a J 4-tl lead after Callaghafl. booted h1s ~ ond of four PA T's. ~ Price completed 9 ef 13 for 113 yards 10 the first half. And after ~ long sconng run with 7:~.to play iii the third quarter. Pnce \ttas at 11 agaQ\ on another CdM dmc which startcll at the ..\nahe1m 49 : The Sea KJngs, looking to bu11CS their lead, moved swifil¥ down tfit field as Pnce hooked up with Johns<la t"-1CC on 13-}ard receptions. Gni Haack. "ho earned 12 11mes for 40 yards. moved 4 yards on the nex1 pl1· before Bnan Lucas cruised to a I iard touchdown lO make It 21-0 wi . 3:40 left in the third. :: Lucas had 46 yards rushing "'hile Chns Borg gamed 33 and Jo&ii Katovs1ch packed up 20. ~ CdM'~ four rushers ~ombined ti(r 139 yards .\nahe1m had 128 totll }ards. :· ··~II wetk in practice we looked ~t films and it looked h~e we could Palis on 1hem. ·· said Price, who had ~ season-high 1n paSStn~ )ards a~ compleuons ... Our passing opened 4f our running game and our offensi91t hne bloded .... en, the) were fabulous·· Corona del Mar. which will kn<J"N where 11 pla)s Pac1fka after a coin toss. opened 1he sconng on a I ·YI¢ touchdo .... n run b) Katov ich with 4:56 left 1n the second quarter. capping a dm e m which Price complelt'd a 16-~ard pass 10 Jeff Jackson. a 10-~arder to K.atovstth and an I 1-vardcr to Johnson. But 1t was Price's long run 10 third quarter "h1ch rcall) hun the Co- lonists "The defense was in a tone co~t erage and the) bhued a hneblcket.' Pnce said of his ~onng run. "Every- thing opened up ·· · * CMON cMf Mar ti, AMMem I k-lw~ Coro... oe ..,., O 1 14 ,_» 4'na11e•rn 0 0 I ..... t ~QMfW CoM-lc;•tov~ 1 run I~ kid!), 06. TllW~ CoM-Prla t7 run IC~ kldl), 1·• CdM-l.~' 1' r.-i IC.,.. kldi), >'AO f-"" ..,_ A-,...._z ' rUll (P.C: 5 MU '° ~), SJ9 CdM-¥111 Jor>Mon 1, lntttefftlon n11W'11 (CalleOl\all 'IC"). 0)0 ""enci.nce ''°' l•ltmaledl Gll#M n A TtSTecS Gm F 1n 1 oowns II 111~-.,,.,ClllOI •1 "' PMJ.lnl nro.oe 1'6 PaUWll ., .... ·~ "'°""' J4 ......... yeti ..,.,.... l ·l'Nll-1' .... .,...... * ~ "'" ,.,,,....!Umlllft .... t-l ........ ...,.... ... 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Ml SAC 253 1,492 S.t I Jeff Andrtwl, FuleftOft 24' IA21 S.7 I Mille MIKlone, Ran S.J\I 185 I, l39 6..2 11 Vidor OtVa\lllM, Gron monl 11' n4 0 1 Wlllltm Smllll. ltfvenlde lSl 731 ... l Aaron Cr av«, El Catnlno 1.0 72• 4..5 a Kevin Kev, &en Oit90 ISi ... 4.S 4 Jerrel Wlddell, Cerritos 13' U4 4.7 S Tim Ca•ler, Ml. SAC 118 '33 s.4 I Otlwr AIM lladta Brien G«>roe. Ortn1t COM! 141 JH on McGeMe, Oranoe Coast n Tvler Riddell. Orenoe Coast S3 L" Ml!W, GOIOln Wnl )0 ·~ .5Sl 3.t ' Cl S.4 0 224 4.2 2 IJI 4.6 2 Name, c..... •ac Ya Aw TD Scott Mlllef. Sadd~ Tl 1,76 17.6 6 Scott ceriom v. Petomer M 1" 1u 10 Reoolt w•. San Dleoo so 1114 11.1 1• Kerrv RMd, RencftO Stnllaoo 4S J94 U 2 Brvan Burnett, El C•mlno 4' 637 14.S 6 Scott Weeclmtn, Pelomtr ~ 619 IU 3 Tim lmi:itrltll, F*"on "° '37 IS.I 1 Rlclltrd Sancfle1, Soutllweitern JI S3t 14.1 J Tonv Veolia , Groumonl 38 406 10.7 2 Alex Trel>llttonl, lt•n. S.nl 37 J94 10,6 o .,... llac.etwn . Derrtll Pavne. GWC JA Jol\MY Aflde<Mlll, G WC 34 Merk Crele. Or.not Coe11 2S Ktft C>r'991. °''"" Coal! n Oen WnlmorWnd, GWC 21 Ow.vne 8tndtrull, GWC 20 Rov• Wiibon, Or.not Cou t IS Lff Mlffllf'. GWC 12 H19'1 sc:holl Cl, f'LAY°'P:S (s.c.d ... , OfYtSIOH I LOYola JO, Meler Del 11 S29 15.6 I .eo5 119 7 361147 ) 2r• 12 s 1 212 '6 I 2S1 126 2 14S 91 I 141 111 I B•SllOCI Amel 21. Fontene 11 loll Servile I I , Cr.u>I 21 Founte1n v111tv 10, It~• O DIVlSION II Pelm<Sete ~. a ...... y Hi"' JI An14llOH V•lltv 'll, Leuzlnoef ll 8utf\e 1, Muir 6 C•nvon 29. Hewrnorne 1• DIVISK>H lfl MiJilon V "'° ).t. El Dor 100 1 P•r·~· 31, Sen•• Ant 24 \Ol) El MocleN 31, Domlnciue1 6 LO\ AlemllOl S2. Schut• n OCVIMON IV Claremont 14. 84111 Gerdt!1• 6 LO$ Altos 21 . wor11.men 11 El Rencl'IO 29. Norlllvltw 1 R emone 6ol. Don LUilO 12 DIVISION V Sen Bernardino 26. Coeclltlla Valley 8 Corona 1. APO!e Vellev l Norco 21, Arrovo 17 Cenvon Sc>rlnoa )9, Ce;on • OfVISION VI V•tenc•a 20, Sunnv Hl#a 1 F ullerlon 1', KtftntCIY 1 Corone del Mer 21. Ane11tim a Ptclflct 2', Se~k 9 onnSK>N v11 Sant• Mer•a 19, Cllamlnaoe IS T.,.,olt C11v d S4lrr1 6 LOl'\OOC U ~ninol>Ot 9 San Marino 1 Vert>um 0.1 0 DIVISION VIII Ater.cecle<O 2', 8IOOminolOI' 13 Treouco Hllll 42. Stnl• P•UI• 1 Aooure 1. PH O ROOIH 0 WoodOfldee l4. Sanre Clare 14 Dt\ll.MOM IX Totnec:Moi 12. Ve-.V CIVl$l1tn I Kern V•lleY "· Oek Pett. 3 OeMr1 2.5, Wllllllef CIW'ISlla n 1 Cen>in1w le JS. Tr-7 EtGHT ·MAN FINALS lMle OMsiell P•Mdene Polv ( 10-0) et 8rtnlw00d (9· 1) tOdtv. I pm Smel OM'*' 8toomlnoton Cnrl,ll•n (I l ·01 11 CoH I CIW'I•· llen (10-01. tonioM, 1.JO om •I Et Ca mino c~ VOLLEYBM.L """ lcMel ..,., STATE COACHIS' ~LL ,,....,, I lntlne. 'l Davis. ) Mire CO\ta • San11 BerlNlre. S LO\ Altos. 6 Laouna 8ffc11. 1 COl'Ol\t cM4 Mer I F ,..,._, 9 Gallr 10 C•Pl,lr•no V•llev Ot"9r• rectlvlno YOIH Melff" Del, '"'"' 8tker1fleld, Powev. S.nle Cru1 H•rbor. Sunnv HIUa MU STANDINGS Wt'S._... C .... f\Wll ftadlk DMMsft •W L ftct GB L.aktn • 2 .IOO Portia no 6 s .S4S 2YJ OlllPen 6 6 .soo 3 Golden Stale s s .soo 3 Ptloenht s 6 .455 3'h Seallle s 6 .455 31h Saaamenlo l • .111 ,.,., MldWest Ofv1$1eft Utah I 2 .IOO Dallas • 3 .727 'n o.nver 7 4 ..636 111? Houslon 7 5 .513 2 S.n Antonio 3 7 .JOO s Miami 0 I .000 , EHtwn C.....•ice AIMHc DMMeft Ptriladelohia I • .667 New York 7 • .'36 ll'J Boston 6 6 .soo 2 New Jersey 6 7 .462 2VJ Washln111on 3 7 .JOO • Chulolle 2 9 .112 5'1) Central DMsieft Oerrolt 9 2 .Ill Cleveland 7 2 .771 I Chicago 6 5 .5.45 J Allan la 6 6 .soo 3~ M llwaube 4 5 ·'" 4 Indiana ' 10 .091 I FrldllY'' SC-CllillMr1 100, N•w Jllf'WY 93 &cKlon llS, Mllw•uttH 9' PhlladelPllla 123, C11trl01te 116 Weshl1$10tl 106, llldleN 101 Delle1 100. Allenl• 'S Ul•ll 11 S, San Anlonlo 9S Phoenix 110. SHiii• 105 POl'lland 111, HOOllOtl 9• T .. Y', G-L.Hen a l O.troll. s.JO 1>.m Cleveland el New Yorll. 10 e.m. Indiana et Pttlla<Mtc>l\1•. • o.m. Wesllinolon at CllarlOllt . • om &cKton et Atlenl•. • o.m Ulah •• D•IMI,, s.lO P.m. Phoenix e l S.11 Antonio, S:JO o.m Mia mi et MllwMA"· 4 P m Clllca9o el Denver. 1 o.m. HooJston et Golden Stelt , 7:30 o m tffw W WY •• Stcramenlo. 7.)0 0 m Sllftdey'' Ganws Ml•mi et C~ntend, •:JO P.fl'I GOIOtt'I St••• •• Porl\end, 7 o.m a..n 100, '"" '3 NEW JEllSEY (t)) -k rv 6·10 3·S 15, 8. Wilfl•ms 1·9 4-6 12, Hlll$0ft l0-2S 1·2 21, 8aotev •-10 2·2 10. McGee S-10 0·2 12, Conner •-• I· I 13, K. Wlltie ma •·• 1-1 9, $1\eckleford 0-4 I·• I. Ca~• 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 39·'4 13·" 9). c.LnEJts 11eo1 -Normen 1-1s 3·• 11, Smltto 6·1 f-6 16, Beniamln S-12 1-4 II, Dallev 10-11 S-6 'lS, Nixon 2·7 0-0 •.Mannino 9·12 0-0 II. Gerrick 3-S 3·3 9, Poc>M>n 0-0 O·O 0. Tol•ll 11-n 16-23 100. Sar9 bY °"""" New Jen•v 19 n 21 'l.,_ '3 Cllope" 24 1' 2• 2)-100 Tllr"·POll'I OO•ll-McGee 2. Fouled out-N~. RtOOUnda-+!ew WWY S4 (Hinson 1 IJ, Cllpperl 43 lf'fCH"men 10). Aulsls-lllew J.,~v n <Beolev 9), en_.-, 30 (Delltv, Gerrlcll 61. Toltl foul,-New Jtn•v 2S, Clio· ~'' 19. Tec:hnicals-Cll-• llltoel defen.a 2 A11enoanc--9,l60. COLLEGE MEN Geot11N Sta.. lot, UCI ... IFreedllnl 8eW1 0.$11<) ~ s.... VlJltef Hunt Turne-- Dev•\ AncYews 8rown R•tnhert Cerr C~nci ft ft pf• ftftpffp I 3 I 19 Lebel 6 • 2 14 I 2 l 11 H«drNn 3 0 2 I 1 0 I i. McCIOsll.•v S 2 2 12 7 • 0 II Pelmer 3 0 • 6 3 0 3 6 FIOVd • 2 3 10 I I 3 3 P~fl 0 0 2 0 3019 Andenon 3017 10 2 1 21 R Okrrc11i. 1 o O S Wl'tlleto I O I 2 M..Oklrci" 3 2 I 11 uoo-Eme 0 I 0 I Butler I 1 1 f Mav 0 0 0 0 RoQtn O 2 O 2 Tolels c7 12 17 lot Tole/s 31 IS 10 '4 H•lfllme· Georol• Sl•I•, l(lf·M Tlww-CIOlnt ooats: GeOl°'ol• s111.-C•rr l. UCl-M. Oollforcnto. 3, He<dmen 7. An<Mr\OI! I, R. Oolltorcn•" 1. Tecl'tn~: NOM s.c.. Celt9e as, 0..11mSn 11 < ..... ·celll .. _) Steal ,..... °""""" """"' """'"' Hill 5 0 2 10 0rt"8 6 I 2 13 Lundy I 1 S 19 Minier 6 0 4 13 Bickmore 10 o • 20 Hilton l o 3 6 Dl•on s 10 1 21 8ek:eo J O 3 9 Mounee o 1 • 1 llk:llello 2 • • 10 Manaflt4d • 4 o l'l Stelford 6 3 3 19 Ven A/Stine l O O 1 Honllltl 2 1 2 • W•l'tlflelm 0 0 3 0 Dtlllffer 0 0 I 0 P•tton 1 0 0 2 $urrllln 0 0 I 0 To1.i, 33 14 19 as Tote!• 29 10 ?l 71 Helfflme· SoCel Colle94t. 31·?3 T~M-OOlnf ~I'-SoC•I Coltor-lunctv 1. D1•on I. Clla.l>n\a,._Stefford •. 8tleao 3, Rici\· 1110 2. Mlnlw 1 TecMlcels: "- Cale9e sc..-.s WIST ·ltOCKl .. S USC 1•, Oetewere '8 UC Sant• 8trbare 11, C~.cio 70 Sen Jow SI '2, Sonome SI 4S C.1 Polv-si.o 10. Frnno Ptdflc " cs hl<enlleld n . HUITICIOldl SI " CS NortlW'idoe 103, UC Devis SS ~ MM!IOfl ... Wllllmoftt 6' ~ SMN N. ....,. P9cMc n S. Ulell 12, NE ~ 61 IDUTlfWWIT l.AlrlW !fl, ~. N. Y. JO W. TeQS $1. M, Tt l!M A&I 11 ..,_.IT "'"" 13. v...,.,.. S1 ~ St. '3, CIWIOll '1 Ottroil ... ltlce $> lOVOlt. II. "· CNCNI $1. '' touTM AUitln PetV 109, AMI'-'*' f7 ~"*' "· ..... ~ " Florld9 SI. 1-)), Ce11t. Flatlca 7' Gtwtlt SoutNr"n ti, N.C.·WIMlnelOll S6 ~ Tldt '7i.... N.C.·Aallt\llle '3 -'-dlwinotlle fS.. 1:.Cllwd M L$U "· M.vlll 51 Mleml, l'i.. lCll, Md. ·E. Shor• llO MIHIHIHI , .. ,. °"'''len 8ro1Mn '° TtmftWt Ill, T~ Teel\ .. w. Kentudlv t4, w. Cerollnlt .. a AST Armv 15, Mtftflellem,.. '8 ltul"O t2, ltlder 6S TOUllN~Mn (Alillll ... ._.NIT Svrecuw "· Ml__.l 14 toll lflnl) Nort11 c~ *· ~ '2 <llllfdl " .......... , ,,...... .... c;.oroi. SI. lOf, UCI .. Mtrvtuc1 7•. TCU 67 Ol"ltl •w ~ COlll9e u. ~ ,. aicN '°· cs s~ St c..nit ,....... AltOttN M. Arlt-Sf. 13 (oil Rlcllmoncl S6. 8tvlat ll CalltWY ~ Cenl_,., IO, T•o• At.M n NW Laul,ltnt 7', OrtM 69 C... USM ldtllo SI. &?, Fr~ St SJ Stn Frencbco 7'. PW\ Amerlan '6 ...... Provloence 102, Ni.11era " Soulll Aleo.me 70, Falrfield SO Gr'Mt .... Cellfornl• 7), FIOrlda SI Kt111Uc:kv 56, lofle S4 s.1on H•ft u , ur.n " ....... Tip.Off Teitel 92, Ptclclerdlnt 79 lnlMd ........ If Gont•H ... We\hlnoton SI. 63 ldlhO 19, E WHhlnolon $4 .._...... ~ .. ti, Kent SI. M Vffolnle 9', Oarlmoutn 73 l.#dllC* ~ 8rlel'lem Youno 11, ~""'" 11 St. JoM'a 71, Lono lsllnd U. SS _.. Memofll\ St .•• Cllemlnede 4' Mldlloen 91, V •ndettlilt 6' ,,..v~·~• v eoea u. o.P•ul n OlilellOma f7, Otllo SI. t3 SM JuM Dtvloson 57, SW T•x11 SI. SS s. Caroline SI. n . Puerto Rico N.tion.ta " s 1n1no1a '3. T.ot1d9 SI Vi..tiov• 15, Amt'ptl COil, P.R '° Tl1tlM TllM'f Cler-t·Mudd 71, C.. Lu111e<an 10 EXH191110N Arllona II, Mer•fllon Oii 11 Utan SI ... Al"'-IH m• Action .. COMMUNITY COLLEGE MEN ~ West 14M, ,..,,._."1ef' JV t3 ,.._·ca•_, i--·P'lllw JV ~ West BOnhll.r Frenk Horan Mver• lloet.n Flwr Mierow .......... .. ...... " J • )6 Devl, 1 0 3 l• 3 2 I I Mir-Stach 11 2 'l 'lS •03 9Kr-10•16 S ' 41' Cr...mpion 2 3 4 7 30 •7 MoMr 9 1 S20 I I 1 3 Vemele 0 2 0 2 S 2 O 12 Rk:e 2 0 0 S Anclenoo S I 0 11 Jenlllm 2 o 2 • Ftovo O O I O Totel' JS l7 17 93 Totals ~ ? 21 ICM Helfllrne Golden Well, Sl·•S. Tllret·oolnl ooal$. Pomona ·Pllzer JV-8 uo.Mo!H f s. Roeien I Golden w .-1-Mutier·St•cn I, Mo$M I, Riot I TKhnlctlt Roeten IP ·P) I c..... Womet'I FaEEDOM IOWL CLASSIC lat UCO OreQOll Stele n , USF S6 COtNt\UHITY COLLEGE WOMEN ~ West 112. Cemciiteft S3 (,._·cet"'4WWWI ~ ....... Weir ....... ..ft ... Vouno 9 o s 11 Pnne O 2 O 'l Ml>or• • S 2 13 Coll 3 I ) 7 H•rrl' l 1 • ) Jec:kson 4 2 3 10 C WlckMtt• O o • o Swenson I l t 19 L•ur• 6 l 3 IS GondrlnoW I 2 0 11 E Wlckllftt 'l O I 4 Slloer 6 I 2 14 Hemlllon I ' I 20 Jenkin• l 3 • 9 TOIOSl II 1 3 23 Totels n 9 1t S3 Tol•ll Sl 19 11 1n Hettlltne: Golden w.-1. S1·2t, T"'-·OOlnl -11: Golden Wett-Stloar I TtcllnlcM : ""-· WA'ntll ll'OLO c..... NCAA CHAMfltONSHPS lat ....... ll'leu) ""' .... USC IJ, UCI II UCI 2 1 S r-11 use ~ • 1 .-u UCI Kor•no Putman J, Mor"Mn J, Werde 2, a.ti 2. Hermen l Goelle Yvn: Nolt 4. USC ac:orlno LYM 4, Cerver 2, 8ertv 2, Rossi 2. Sdvoect. 1, Lewis I, Leoeetl 1. <#otlle Yvel l(lmbtM U °""' ~ Celltornle 17, l.rkaftt.ts-Llltlt ltodl 6 lJ<:LA II, Nevv 3 Stanford s. Lono 8tadl Sitt• • NlJC fl)TIC[ Ml.JC fl)TIC[ MUClllTICE ··~. , "J NttL STA..,.._S ~Culls:..,. ~ Dtww. w L T .... Off GA ,...,.,y 15 4 3 ~ ,, 5' 0. 15 7 0 30 m 91 Edmonton 13 7 3 29 " IS Venc.ou~ 10 11 4 24 13 7' WlnnllltO ' 7 3 21 " 76 ...,,.. DMllsft O.lrolt 12 6 4 21 " '2 Toronto 11 12 l 23 13 " SI.Louis I ' 3 lt " 76 Ch!UOO 6 14 4 l6 ,. l1S Ml~la s 13 4 14 61 t3 Welet C. .... w. ........ DMt* NY Raneef'S 11 I J 25 19 7t Pl11$bureh \2 10 0 24 105 101 Washington 10 10 2 22 10 10 New Jersey I 11 4 20 7 4. fl Ptlu.ds!Phla 9 14 1 19 19 fl NV !Manders 1 12 2 16 65 '3 AdMM DMt.tout MonfrMI Bosron Buffalo Quebec Hartford 13 ' 3 29 10 ... 5 25 . ' 12 2 20 9t " 11 " IO t7 I 13 2 II • 12 1 17 M 104 71 IO ,ftillly"1 s-a eutfelo S, Ollcaeo 4 Coll Dttroll 6, W1""'"9 3 Pfltallwllll S. Wt.lflll\olon 3 MlnMwla S, Toronlo 3 New JerMv 2, Vancouver 2 Temr'1 O- K• •I CafOtrv, S:OS P.m. NY R•l'IO«'\ al NY !Minders, 4.'()S P.m. Cllleeoo et Boaton, 4:0S 1>.m. Hartford •1 Quebec, 4:3S P.m. Ptll~lt el PlltSllur9tl, C:3S P.m. Edmonton al MontrNI, S:OS P.m. MlnneM>I• •t Toronlo, S.11S P.m. Wklnloev al SI. L.oul,, S!lS p,m. o.eo ... ...,.. .. NEWl"OtlT LANOtNG -'l llOets, ts anoi.rl S Mnd l>llU, 2 wtllle 11"', )5 wNlt croe1c11r. l medllf"el. 26 scu!Pln. Htldev trMSadltM •ASICS'BALL ,._...., .. UI .... Au.di*" NBA-Fined Steve Johnson, Portland for· werd, S3 • .SOO for flolltlno; Xevler Mc:D•nlet, S.elllt lorw•rd. s2.soo fCH" fe flur• 10 1Mve "" court In • Hmt!v I•~ •fltr i.1no tlecltO and for Inflammatory actions , end MlchMI C~, s..111e forward. '1,000 tor pySl\lno durlno • 119111 in • oeme on Nov. n. PHOENIX SUNs-Pltctd Kt11nv Ganison, IOl'w•rd. on ltlt NBA'l ~ ""· Acllveled Win,lon Crllt, forward. from lniufed r~•· ~ !MM .... Aueda11eft ROCKESTER l'LVERs-Rtlffltcl Reggie Pentlll\, lluerd ROCKFORD LIGHTNING-Traded G11relcl Peddio, torwaro, lo ,,.,. ROCNtster Ftwn lot lllt rlofll' 10 Jim Ln . ouero. •<WJ • fourth· round Pick In Ille 1"9 cSr•tt. f<OOTaALL ........ , ...... ~ RAMS-Acllvateo Jim Collin•. ~.,. from 1niurft r.wrve. Piac:ed ~ OwtM. lltlftladltr, on lnlur.O ,.,..,._ CINCINNAT) 8EN~ALS-Actlvtled Cunli Mexev, 0Men1lve encl, and C•rl Parlltf, wlcM rKelver, trom lnlured r~ Placed Eddie Edwerm, ci.tenllve tlld, end ltlc:tl It°""'. ~.,, on 1n1ureo r-. GREEN BAY PACICEltS-Slened 0..11 Oorwv. klc:U<. TAMPA 8AV 8UCANNEERS-Adlnled M¥1l ltotl!Non, dtfenalve badl, lrom JnlureCI r_.,.. WelvtG s.iwvn arown, d9Mnllve llacA. WASHINGTON REDSKINs-Pltced 8rlall Davia, COtntrl>lldl, Otl lnlured r-ve. SltMd Ron Mldd'tlon, lltlll end. USC rallies to beat Delaware 1~ opener ,.,.._ Tiie AaedaW Prn1 Chris Moore scoml J l of his.rm£. bi~ 19 points in the tee0n half Fnday as USC rallied ror a 74-68 victory over Oelaw1re in the IC&SOn· opener for both teams al the Sports Areu. The Trojans, who were 7-21 last season, SCOred lO straiabt points-to tum a 64-62 deficit witfi J!h minute. lo play into an insurmountable 72-64 lead with J:'.M left. Anthony PendJeton added 18 Points, all but two in the seclOnd bal~ as the Tro~s overcame a 3S-JU ·balf\ime deficit. Ronnie Coleman had 12 points and Chris Munk pulled down a _pme-hiah 11 rebounds and DuaRC Coo~ bid a pme-bi&h seven assists for use. Jn the Big Apple NIT finals at Madison Square Garden: Synewte U, MJtsowl 8': Steve Thompson scored seven of Syr- acuse's 10 points in overtime and finished with 23 as the sixth-ranked OranJemen captured the title with the victory over No. J 3 Missouri. The Tigers led 80-79 after a layup by Greg Church with 2:29 left in the extra period, but Thom~n re- bounded an airball by Man Roe and laid it in. giving Syracuse the lead for gQOd. Nordl CanUu lH, i.ll1u H: Jeff Lebo scored a career-b.iih 29 points and made six of bis first seven three- ~inc aucmpu as fifth.ranted North Carolin.a beal No. 20 Indiana fot third place. Jn 1~ ope.nina round of the Maqj O.~ an Hawait; N...._-~ V .... M DePHl 77: Gres Anthony ICOred 28 points to lead No. a Nevada-Las Vc:aas 10 the victory over oesky OePaul. UNLV will meet No. 4' Oklahoma in one or today's semifinals. The other semifinal wilt have No. 3 Michiaan 1Pinst MemPlUJ Stale. an 88-+4 winneT over bost · <*'•' ••• t'J. Ollie su .. ti: IGfll scoRd 34' points~ Ok . raJlied from a seven-poant deficit the second half and beat 16th-rank Ohio State. The Soonen' vic:1oty offset the l&-point performance 'of Jay 8ul"$0n, Ohio State's 6-foot. 156- pound senior fuard. M&dJ ... t • V.......,. M: Glen Rice scotcd IS of bis J 8 points in the firs1 half and Sean Hipins ~Rd all 17 of his after iotemussion as Mich- igan beat Vanderbilt. Elsewhere: Calllonla 'JS, Flel'Na H: Ryan Drew scored 19 points and U<>nard Taylor added 17 as California beat I Sth-ranked Florida in the tint round of the Great Alaska Shootout. Taylor, a 6-8 senior playina his tint college pme in nearly two years. also had IS rebounds as the Bears took the lead in the first half and pulled away in the second half. SCC holds off Chapm.an in tourney opener, 8~;78 The Southern California College men's basketball team withstood a late spurt and came away with an 85-78 victory o'-'er Chapman Friday night in the opening round of the Panthers' tournament. The Vanguards advance to meet Biola, a 60-59 victor over Cal State Stanislaus Friday, in tonight's cham- pionshiP-same at 8. SCC (2.:0)appcared in command at 78 .. 66 when Chapman ( 1-l) scored five points on one trip down the court to shcc the margin to 78-71 . But the Vaneuards put the game away by making free throws down the stretch. Todd Dixon .(21 poinls). Jeff Bickmore (20) and Kyle Lundy (19) supplied much of the Vanguards' punch. Bickmore, who was I 0 of 15 from the field, and Phil Hill each pulled down 12 rebounds. In a community college men's game: Golda West 194, Pom .. ·Pltztr JV H : Markus M ullcr-Stach paced a ~need Rustlers' attack with 2S • points in the non-conference victory •-•1 home. Muller.Stach notched l S of his points in the second half when Golden West (5·1) gradual!~ pulled away from a six-poLnt halftime ad· vantage. Also for Golden West. Steve Moser added 20 points. Alexis Kreps J 6. Eiben Davis 14 and Kevin Anderson 11 as Golden West convened nearly 60 percent from the field. ln community college women's action: Goldea West Ht, Comptoa SS: Mickey Hamilton came off the bench to sco~ 20 points on 8·for-10 shoot- ing and hauled down lS rebounds to spark the Rustlers (4-1) to the lopsided non-conference victory at home. Lori Totosz led Gold(n We$t with 23 points, while Stephanie Swanson added 19. Donna Gondringcr 18. Dec Dec Stigar 14 and Claudette Jackson 10. In a college women's game: Ore1oe S&a&e 'It, Su F~ H : Chelle Aamoc scored 24 s><Mnts.. grabbed nine rebounds and dishout out eight assists to lead the Beaven, who led 3S-26 at the half and rolled to the opening game victory at the ucr Freedom BOwl Cassie •t the Bren Events Center. Jn the three-team tournament, UCI faces San Francisco today at 3 p.m. and Oregon Stale S~ndy at I. • ~ CoMt DAILY PllOT tSatWdllY: NoWer'nber 29, 1tel - CALL &12-5878 FROM NORTH ORANGE 540-1220 FROM SOUTH ORANGE 496-8800 ( tLX&#ll!b INDEX iU-1671 J ._., ,_. .. ; !11e111 !qha •• sue ... ,.... sue 1ae1 •• sm 1ae1 • n• Aatitw tell rm1tan t11t NOllllOlmtOR•WCO. ... ._ ~ ~....:-.r:£ill!ZLJll! 1111&$11Ntaa CLERl< .. Aental mini ll&llTITI ... .._.,_ p 1•1 - MOii IOUTM OIHW co. -11 1 INll'tclnge. ifMwt "* cot.-CtlllCIC.-. needed..,,.. • •n111 ator•o•. YOU NAME .. ft' I I "~O'S LAAGEST' AHTIOUE SCOTCH e woocli9n .. & •""'1 • TM DM y M OT C .. CK v--..... .. W/rtO ~ ¥le Go.ct-~-~....:..~be "'t Ptoper1J _... ap • •. YOUR WORK SCHE.0-Umded ---to....... COfT ~PEAY ANO s 1eoo 720-1780 175 00 ..... 1075 • vvwo-enn..-blltw Slater & ..., ...,. -.._.... • .~eacp,Fot.._. UlElll PERM. PIT _,._,..,_"'7 ..,..., CA.APETClEANERS c~~~~ TM,_TDAY Telbert ' ~St.Ma-5172 pon 8eecfl Aem &tat• FLEX.HAS tor meture ~,_,-...em.w· Hea lmrnecllat. ooenlnQI t~~ ~Ml OUEEHsaEMATTRESS IOOAM·5 30PM -0-•/11/1 .... _,.. __ O de'ull~t N/lmkg of. penon.t4ttlll ==:,~~~tor ..... l*)C)ie We ._ 180X.QUILT£OI htwo.y100AM·ll$0 AM __ .,,,.., -·-F UNO, perecrlptlon !JI~ ;;,t ~ "°8 C..L...-75t-ts3f -·~..-,....... .... °'* WHO NEWt 1155 ...,..._ eoun1 ... ,..., ...... -............ -----In cw, on 8edl '= Hucit4ES INVESTMENTS COCKTAIL WAITf\ESS form•tl.on; c•ll J•ck • PWcilr•~nv ~ • l6cM. euto Cail!. ~ • oo AM-5 oo PM ....... • ·---_... -a.y °'· Ptt u;8 i+*i* ,2 CorpotaM Pt&e •250 Energiltic:. f\,jl or pert· A)'en at SELECT • Peld rnecllall lcwMk•. creme c:olorr=;-"1Cr-----..,rT'!:-r ~· :':""·=~"',.:...-:.::-: on oi--le Sonoma P£A HOUR Neiwpottawtl, CAt2MO time, •17~. 2007 s. BETTER HOMES & • PWd ~ Ille•.,.. 1225. 780-0157 •••"Hn• •11 =··o. DU Dl.•He ·-· ... -........ --Optk:ill Co. cell ~I -•n1mn . CoMt Hwy. l.Aguna 8dl GAAOEHS • PWd -...... eblfbi am ™· !:..':::: ;:;"_,.,,:•::;:,·:·:-= FOUNO PURSE SeNrdllV °.::'.:::!. ~ mW. llU&id/Y-REAL ESTATE 751•5000 CALLJM 540-1398 It •hlP ~ionfficant di .. ~-= :::: :.,"'-:;..oa;_-_:;-,:-... ":; =:t ~tin~ ~ M. WW tf91n on ExteNM~can• fW Reill EsuiteS.... 8"~1 IOY§ I Pl:c: t;:n XLn ~ ".:'.:.':!l:::' ............. --Mw. ldan-..546-1402 Job, a...+~ ~P«tY man.,nent Ful time tor C.M. ,.,.._ ... IT ~ ~ & Ml bo)'at>eMoom•l1200, ,..,.....,,~------,, u• ""' v•7 MUM be neet & penon-keeping uperteiice store. APfJtt 1930 .._. • W .... i)&C:kage ~ Jdnt cond A.ntaqu9 Ff 11<-~ Sl<llS w/blrldlngs $50. '-' "• -:'..:;.: .. "; ;---....;.,""":., 1:,..-; LOST 11110 Cet. AewWd ab19. New oMC. locatSon. needed. Newport 8wfl port BtYd. C<*a MeM Greet w ... , ,, ,._, &tale able wtttt bUa1 Hunl· bed 11200 IS4-3e04 0. Coflllltt tablea 125, -,. •-_.._ -1100. Mele gtWJ M_,., Herb« Bl'ld. CM. Cell ,_, ..... dev•oper of· COURIER oftwl ~ i M\.ft Wl1h a ltigacn 8eiedl rMI •tate ~t:I Amlfm ..._ ............ ' •t- "' '' " - --· -"~".Not.I. HV Hiiia B • r bar a b t • n b,.., Flllhlon lilA9nd, Ml.let n ..... gd drtvtng ,.. h1turel Makino more office. Pa.ttklr\ IM'<Mdee ..... I .,.,. SSO. Au1t1 Hlr1ea =.: = ::' w .... So, COM 721·1233 1~. 755-1155 C.. LAurie 7s.8531 c:otd ,,..1 appeeranoe & ~In 1tetlaPoM1bte upward adv•nce.me.nt Footboard •Ith r•lla, Belboll f«TY pix. &20. punCtua MediC8t ben-ttvougtl • ,.., --t• ca-oppo.1\lnitlee Within large ~ llZllJ """'~ 121.1010 8111~718 Found ---Oilctlehund, ........... HI llHB/ .. _ eftta Nwp rw tri.t Offers out.,~ ftnand8I lnathutlon ~ • ,,.., 19th I TUltln, C.M .. lrnrMdleM FIT po9/tlon N.8.IC.M. MIL Melnteln • t Bch 780-11'5 Ing beneftta, UcenMd Of Ileen.. required but N~" ........ S2orig50$1~· e 10iiill ,.. .... no collw. M5-9421 llft• open to wortt With the f\M Nt of book• tNu FIS, Customer Service non·llcena•d. Oon 't typing & ptioiw 8k a ..,,. ....iher I lttii Mt1 8 pm. ~~i~s ct~~i:i = '::9 ~ ~ :,:tn cra2~C::to I(~ ~se~;>:-~I ~~~ 5900 dkE n:l£F-, ... a;.v r.11 •h 3iil Mu9t be .. S**ICed 1n ~..iary. wrtte. Wll TRAlf!!! 732 ... 2'2 GREAT WESTERN NEW Deyt>ed Whit• a e1ec: typewnter, 10112 PRXYEMtotR:HOl;SPirit. dNnlng & IC)Ottlng. Sett-at•tlng aalary ,.quire-GREAT WESTERN 0 REAL ESTATE Btm. w/manr-a pitch. 3xtra~11045 Holy Spirit, you Who aterter to do our clMnlnQ menta to CPA. P.O. Box APPLY NOW!!! REAL ESTATE llUI I L•Pr • I tnsncile ~· $245 new .... $415. 120-01-te mek• me ... werythlng I l'\lrt our plant. Goocl 211. Menhattan BMch. RECEPTIONIST ' ... -... _... •&AO-e733* :----..,.-:--~~-~-end Who lhow me the pey, Vtleatlon I p81d 90288-0219 FT/PT fin hn. 16/lu, OCI hla I .......... . medlc•I Cell COIT Th• Dally Piiot hu OM For fUll·Hrvlc• l•clal benefits. CM $424411 NICE .ota, love ... , chair wey to "*" my fdeelt: ~tlei . Jan or Olclt · lull-time & eever.i per1-Nk>n. 30 hrsfWt(, eves & & ottoman. doubl• PETS ilfth P@optf You Who gt~ me the time position• ev.llabte wluicia Ind, 5'9-3030 Scotchgarded, never BOAROING&GAOOMING = c ·:..::::..~ 1cce1m11 lllLY MIT In QUt Clrcvlatlon cu.. Receptlonlal 100% FREE EARN uMd Cott $800. Mii DOGS. CATS, & BIF\OS done tome and You who tomer Service Depart· **IRVINESPECTAUM* $400-$1000/Mlnl S275. M1·l248 SHERRY'S K-9. 5"4&-2&48 w. In .. the lnatatlell9 ot CLEll The Daily Ptlcit 19 now IK:-ment. Competitive Ulary, To $18,000 Gt99t 1oc.1 nn ""'llfe wtth me. I, In thle ceptlng applleatlons for n.xlbfe noura, end good +beMftta Call &52-8100 I ......,,.., .. 8hOf1 cllklQue W9nt to Aa't Diet. Mgts. A$>Pf1-beneflta. Cell Pettl et Dennie & Dennis Pranl •SAM-12 Hoon ''**you for~ L.oc:el communl1y ,..,... C*1ta must haYe rellebte 71"-842-4333 Ext. 207 •No ~nds end ~ PllP8f compMy aeettlng car. ~oof of Ina. end RECEPTIONIST •S71HR + commltralnfng that 1 ,...; :;: t:C: full-time Accounting dwl OMV record. $7.00 mnnf PDI• With typing lkib ror ,.., ...,. ml ....... C6ertl to hend9e payroll, hr + benefit&. Full time, bring OMV ,._ 9'1ate orflce,, Call Man-.... U. ._ 1•• aeperated from Y04J no clrcul•Uon ac:c:ountlno Hrs: 1 PM-8PM ... days port. oct oppty. Bto.dWay ager "'* Saens, (An.. I es --• =•:.a;:':i =--~ofb~func-end3AM-11AMSa.t,Sun, Flow•r Shop, 2750 tury21TheAMl&teters •• Bmft wenttobewlthYouMd wlttl .......... ...,..ice +holldeya.. Harbor BIVd, St• 28. 146-7171 • 1 .. 1111.1 .. , .. my IOVed ones In Your ...-7•-. computer Cell &42~1x205 C.M. perpetual gfofy. Thenk ~ ~ =,· 9AM-5PM DELIVERY /STOCKER RETAIL SALES I II I llW. . . . -.: ... . "" . . ;... \' . ' ' ~ v. • < ' .\+ . . '1: -' . ... ..... ,. • ...... ~ t . . . . .... _ ... A·1 POSITIONS YouforYourLowtowwd •nd ·membership t! Suk I ng F I T D•· F~~ln~ M HIT~ •=;;;;;;;;::;;::;;::;;::=======--'I =..end my IOVed onee. credit uNon. DAILY PIUT ~~·=-·~;~n. Jobe In/out. No exp nee. ~"~~nanc:ro~ Penona mey ~rt thlt 330 W-a.y St. lml ~ S 1000/weelc wortilng Work In the eYer ~Ing Newspaper Promotion flekl. lf you are aelf-motivated and like worl(fng wtth teen.gers, thts may be the opportunity you've been waiting tor. TODAY'S REAL.ESTATE CLASSIFICATIONS 1002-2790 ARE IN THE RE AL ESTATE TABLOID SECTION prayer 3 conHCuUve DlilJ Piltf Costa Mela. CA ... ..,... 2300 HwbOt BMt. &am-12 noon. ~" cieys. After the third d~. Attn; RtiOnda Weed MIMN Suite 18, eo.ta Mesa Cell now for locatio!ia ~With wlll be granted 330Weet&.ySt. PIT Greet benefit.I AW't COSTA MESA 5'6-Q19 no melter how difficult It Coate Meu. CA 92827 In penon 2305 E. Coat llTll.11111-1 I SOUTH O~C. 58.2-1240 m•y be. Then ~oml-to Hwy Corene def mw PT/FT. Ellclualve gltt, GARDEN GROVE pubffth thla dlek)gue ....... I& l•ll ' homucC*a, linena. Ptw· 748-1017 or 748-1~ soon u your revor ha ... FT/PT AHl•t•nt Mgr aonabte. ~rC>Otn9d. I bMtl granted. MCP 11 ioc,. ....... for motiv•ted nHded to manage Non-9molter. 722-7027 •rMMiee n"V NB/CM Golden SJ)OOn ia.- ft?M.... ::;;:~.1~0 ,~~~dll~ The Deity Piiot it seelting 548-9147 Franc:eeca mftlll&IUI Mll NOVENA TO ST. JUDE ...,.., ,,.,... ~ -. part-lime drivers tor ...... Locel Peat Control Co. ~I-I 0 Holy St JUde Apostle •----. t"" .. --·-· ft 1 --Needa route tecti. We .... end Mwiyr, or• In vir· Call tor Interview. ~::;::Ji~ Wanted FIT. Wiiiing to train. Mull neve QOOd l.,..~ Se6ect r:::.. CM tue end rich In mlraclee, 1-800 272.,..AWR lnQ anas: train. Elite Gardening OMV rec«d. E.O.E. Call New arrlvala deity! Mer klnerMn of Jeeut • NEWPORT BEACH Service, &4&-5588 ChlW1le 179-«>21 A..M. S400 PEit WEEK (TeSwt) With Pee..tlal te $1,000 PEit WEEK Insured Van. Wagon. or Large Sedan Is Required Let. ef 0.••rtu•ltJ ... ,.. .... u.I WMtl la Y._.O..~. Christ, fallhful Inter· e COSTA MESA GENERAL OFACE •:r enm•I ORIENTAL RUG omeor of all WhO lnVOlce ADVERTISIG • DANA POINT Gr.,nle: Copy neecsa xeroit ~-·-Eaqufsltely beautlrul, put-• 191S ~r epedel patronege In • SAN CLEMENTE 091mesa. ~ te COL Ou~ Marine l9 ..-s ...... one of • kind. Mrld '-======== time of ne.ci. to~ have •~~lt'TINT •LAGUNA BEACH S•.50hr. F/T El•lne up d u lHman •t knotted KutunlrJ rug CALL MR. STEVENS (213) 477-31&3 (II rec:ourae tn>m the deottl n~ n Thr .. tin per day between &40-2819 bllyfront loaltion. Fan-10.5 x 8.5 s.crlftca at of my heert end humbly the hr'I of l2PM and taa11c prodUct, ~ oc>-H500 CALL S•ba&h fOlll) ADS beg to ~ God ha Strong typist tor Aul~ 3PM, weekdays: 3AM MWM.... portunftyl &45-Ml 2 154-, -~2·1··~,-~~-~:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;m;;iiiiiiiiii~ OfVWtlUCttOf'991PCJWto tate/Automotlve tupport and SAM. Set. & Sun. lntenietlng 'WOO!. Typng ULll/.... " IDf fRE£ come to my ...i.t~. pc>stlon In *1 growing Muat have a rellabte cw. required. Cost• Mua FTI PTcioun•..._ln old D llv o Iv M = me ~~= S... Dept ofTHE DAILY lntUranct and good driv· Me-1&31 time hardWare store. e ery r ers Cal•, tumurgenl __,__ t ... PILOT. 85wpm minimum. Ing record. Earn S20.00 - -·••II StanlnQ $6.00tlr. S• MAAl<ETINO Btz. growing, • ~ ..... _ 0 m-• Greet opponunlty for eel• to $30.00 per day. ··-· ·----st.-.. Wright Hardwire ' PART Tl ME no help. runa ltaen. Nett •••-11ll your neme known, and v91.IClmel•I Calf PEGGY Cell 642-4321 ITO PREPARE tor Reel &-12S Aoc:Ma1• c M .. -SIOK 'f'. S300.000 F/P -«** yuou to be In-BLEVINS For lnttiMew lt209 tate Ll08nM. S99 reim-' • • .,...., Clllltl. •5$-3009 VOlted. lllP90intment ASK FOR ERIC BLADE buned In 111 lranw:tlon .... Newspapa.r oa.11·va.rv r1'vors Noeded M2..QJ1Id111 SERVING N•wport, For STATlOH.EAY STORE, "-~ '-J_ '\.;; '-• ~S:14 F=~blll*E ~~~=-CASHIER DAILY PILIT ~:.~::..~~'::: ~~ ~ Monday-Frida PM-SPM. Weekends kK TDal S10.000/up No m~. ~~22 ~ay~.,J191, J= FIT. PIT, wen trwn,gd pay. ~w.t~c5-:· I ~ALL MANAGER AT ceptlonally fine dlenl.... & Hol1rf_ ays /A 7AM . Earn up to cred."'lno s-n. Call De-H. · eo.i°"Meea ~ lnVOlc• your aid. Amen. commlallon•.mustt>ere-\ Ceatuty 21 EJCecutiW Pt'lonefor11P9t.tT3-<CT62 .r n ollfee>nAaeoc.U3-7311 • ~ ~79'4 Thia Novena l'IM nevw liable, 8'>PIY In person, &5-290() IALD .... ,/T S600/mo ust have re11·able •-b ,,,..... been k.nown to t.it 1 have Metro Cat Waal'I, 2950 •Tl _........ LOST oreoge & whit• long had my requaet grented Harbor Blvd, C.M. I II M.. I ma t•na Good oppty for ~ 1.eet 1 ,.... ms ~~ m:::,;~ Arena Famtty. ••nm., ~fttii.~~:r,t ·=~!::"'~ ~ ~~ :x;~· transportat1 , insur~nce & a good FOLiND 11/23 (arge Pat. S100 REwARD pay-W qi F ~of, •ttrac, WRAP•PACK•SHIP Ryder Systems Inc at 1 S.turday or Sundeya 1·5. -UY P/1 , L • drl.Vl·ng reCOrd. grey/white dOO on Gold· ebte upon ~ of aeeka Mme 27-38, HB HOl.IMWl-.Studenta. No •CoateMeaaloc:atlon.Hrly Call Kllldls 721·1200 -• , en latern In Laguna cat. Loat Fri. n!Qtlt In .,., Le«er & photo: Box eiq>. nee:. FAX & MAIL, by Wllge. Contact K9thy or Exper~ICed Mtf starter 't::...:~.,, 7 f 4/642-4333 ext . 205 Niguel. •K-8333 F-.hion i.e.nct. 9444490 647, Cteimlont CA 91711 OC airport. 955-1171 o.bble &41-3046 Ulll. amtllf want4iel for small N.8. Ca ' FMndly ~al oenet•I oontractor. ~. lite • ' ~act~ firm 1n Hunt· 1yp1ng. nnng & boOlc-Between 8AM-7 PM I lngton 8eecl'I Is IOC>lclng keepj';j. 8uJc: ltnowt- ror • cap•b••. herd· edge computers,.,.,.. Ask For Rodger woniino person w/2 'f'9 tut Hrs fleJI 10.2. ... CallfomlaMt exp Se&wy ~M~leg()~t;l•;bfe;·;6;7;3-ee9;;;;7;;;~;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;~~ D.o.e. &47--804 1 . The Daily Pil ot has a new way to turn your Hidden Treasures into CASH 5 10!t!l prepayment 4 Lines-7 Days s 10.80 No~ In copy cw ca~ Pr v.ttt p.Mt•ts ont., No C ~re•"' Rr.i hl~t Automot1~ Boating or Emplo~nt .\0\ ~rt' 1s !'IC> pr1tf' m11 to vvNt you c.an aovrrt1sr ff you ntt<I to sr ll you couch ~.9n cn.-1t or • •ny unuSt"d mt'fC~nd·~-ut tM D•·'Y p IOl Ci.u1f,f'd st•tf °' 11\f' llW coupon ~ Mlllwo: .,,. Dally Not. no w. -. eo.. ..._ CA n•z. 642-5678 NAME ADDRESS PHONE~~----------~~ cnv ST ATE_ ...... ......_ZIP ________ _..__ AMT. ENCLOSED ~ °"' VfSA ot M.C •. _____ __ .. ()qnge CoMt DAILY PILOT/ Satutday, NoYlfnber 21. Indoor, outdoor, NEW boat oara $20. 1(). WOOd gl'9ln top, padcMd IPeed bttl• motor• $70 ....._ WfOUClht Iron, 8 Heb. Sevar1I 1ennl1 =·~ 1 leat $50. rac1tet1 120 .-ch. Used . Apple computers $85 .... dothel. 0.. HCtl. 875-8995. ....... Include YSL, St. ELECTRIC typewrltef $25. JOM, taharl, Nl.ppon. New Brother'• electric Sizila•W . From 12-SSO. t y p e w r I t e r S 5 0 . Shoea. elZM 9-10, In-Phonemate answering cluct. Jourdan, VSL .. machine, ·new SSO. New Some eooeMOflel. Sun-M-48 Mark., skl-blnd-dey only. 845-o771. Inga, K2 aide, poles $30. ESTERN saddle $90. New tennis rackets Graphite. Weed. Prlnee Pro. oversi ze $30. 760-3813. Wrought Iron bird cage $15. Oevbed with cover and bolttert $25. Ward-robe trunk $26. 2 electrlc i-10-_S_P~EE_D_la-dies-Sc-=-h-wl_n_n typewriters S 101$ t 5 bike $30. MX " bOy'a 3134 l<eny Lane, C.M. bike $20 S elee- RE Ceraon lty lilver Irle vibrating t S 15. doll9I 1883, mint con-150 aids 135· • dltion $95. Alto 1890 5'5-3838· c.c., very good con-,....,_,,o-v--1NG-=-.-M-a_p1e__,d-resser--&-=- dltioo, l8Cffflce $28. Sil-Mirror, wing Gtialr. rugs, ver Walclns Ut>erty half piciures. Lamps. Regina dolaer9 1930'1, 19'40's, carpet cleaner. '#tleel- t_.. dlftwwlt dat• 14 barrow, wahtec-anel mls--Mdt or S35 for alt, exc.I-cellanaous $2-$20. lent condition. Buebell 8'2-8069. cerd1 150 tor S 10 i-All-· -yotK--wln-1..--r-ecree--flon-- 63&-8951. needs -look to c;IUSlfled ASHIONS and ac-torOMlsonwheelSend ~!~~::,~ eqSulpmenEf. LL creative jewelry. Lain Adz.., 1car11as. belts, knits, panta, anoes (10) throu~h classified ~~ars. ss-s 50 &C2-5&l8 CRE IER ·--.......... ... 32' PACEMAKl!R A f(W a..IS tW S~fl=er'!:r llUiM C..ta... 1114 ... ~ ... ava11a~:~J~ 2. eoo . ,_l••ala 1117 a.n-aw. 14 311 ,......,1,_.1 Xntl~ea, furniture, Sal. l ·f2, Furniture, 15135i..eo • ......_1*'510 FISHING BOAT 27' BAJA. clot • & m1ac. Set ' boellls, lot9 of mlec:. • 7*"*.~ Custom cabin, radar. flah Sun ~4, 2115 Eaat I •---L 11.... s.... _ ~ , finder. dleMI engine Balboa Blvd ' Ut • ...a ~ Petta L.....ing mffe r~. tllh b•ll tenk. Ii==-: .a_1 ... llU 3 FAMll y GARAGE SALE. ••• • 111 trailer, equipped fort ~... SAT ONLY g..c Fine .... urlou1 fisherman. 3 familY GM 88', an.-c1oihu, hou1ehold 1500 Auto M•H Dr. Widow, mutt Mii. BES tlqu., em roll-top Ex-war•. boot•. mu~ S t •- OFFER. 842-9732 o ercycie & lotl of etc.. 1201 Inst etc. Lltge a1llctlon. an a ,,.,a 850-4209 Seecr•t. Harbor view 10141 euttySartc H.8.(IW' 55 ~~·-at Edinger • .. ,, Huta. Sat only 8:30-1:00 Adami l lltooktium). (l'(N 7 DAYS --UL1 SetYlce Hrs. Mon-Frf. ''o;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilTon• of mlec! SAT l SUH 1:00 .,,, to t :OO pm 11 M . 318 121h St. ~· ~~~~~~~ EV~~~ !!!y ...... !'+ ilft Honda CRX 1!Mle, U , -:----:=---=----~T-=lt .. ~ c:tt ~· ! ·~r'U\" UUJ ~.·; :-~· rn-o?: w-,...--.... ~~l'l'!llMeN. Ad~Partc\~ :..2000a~ Tu.t~·~::.n 780-3813 (2TUR310) Merc:eJ:.'eenz a:i FREE. SPACES S12 In aTlft Ul.L _. ...... the Early Bird LH Advance, S15 on day of 5 apd A/C ltereo 8Ult Rate. Compere Hoose o Swap Meet. 432-see&--Dover Shor•. Sat. only. oof j51~~ 15 8" Imports & be sate. --------1 9-4. 1112 PMC:ador Or. r • • •11111• ... HS """'=".,..,...,,~=""'.,,,...,...,,,..,,,...,,..,...-=-, Newport Bch. Furn., art, UYPIW =-·-----.,..---il3 FAMILY GARAGE SALE. new table UM!'\$, crystal, 111-1• Our 60 month leasing pro-SAT. ONLY 8-4. Fine lllnt quality lt.-na. gram ls a winne<. Com-clothes, houeeholel FINAL MOVING SALE S•t _. '14 ... pare House ot Imports & wares, boot•. rnu11ca1 8-12 Iota of good tiOOa. Automatic, caaa.t1e, A/C. be safe. lnat. etc. Larr. lelectlon. hold. stuff. Cheap! 611 ( 1JWD473) 14,895 211111• •HOHIS 101-41 Cutty ark H.B.(nr Vlata Bonita, The Bluf11 llUl'f'flml Adams & Brookhurat). Ml-IRI A t" Wua-..a 10 OARS $25 pair. DAN-I ._ ....... ••-WT FORTH ANC.,.OR $195; ,...,.... ___ ...,.___,.~.....,...-,-.-1 let us buy your pamp;;ea ·--v•lous 12 voe pump; Mercedes-Benz. Yoo will uunu a.t/S. M misc hardware $5-$25. get out-right cash. Com-Super Stuff. Fum.. ap. 324 Pirate Rd. 64~5 --------~-------""'I pare Hoose ot Import• & pllenee, clothes, bool<a, 1,,....,.-==--:,..-,--=--=--=---Pttl I Aaiaa11 6049 Pets I Aaiaall 6049 be safe. pi•nat, bikes, toya. Must SAT 9--4. Patio furniture. Get some vacation cash by sell ing those items that the family's outgrown - with a quick-acting classified ad. •11111• m--s Milli 3281 Indiana St g .. 1tove & own, dining •HIMALAYAN purebreds Free to a good family. blk • --· room table & muc:h much •-=-~~~~=--• Blue Point. Seal Point. & white medium-sized 4 fttel Drin/Ji13 GARAGE SALE Tool & morel 430 C•tellna lfD•AI '1111111 CFA Register. 8 weeks temai. spayed Clog, 3 yrs · s 5 apd, PS. 1tereo. ' dr Old, S300 each 759-3257 old Good tamlty dog. 0 mite. SAT. 8-?, 1904' Y&ll IAUS (8029-A) SS,399 ADORABLE Old English 673-4946 Olm '11 IUZU U• ~ti~~ S\. (o~ :~211 ~~ 510 & 518 El Modena UY ft.111111 Sheep dogs 1 male, 111 · l 5060 AT. PS. AC, Tahoe pkg. ewport SAT. ONLY. 8-3 ... 1. temaie 1 yr Old Papers •?'!• • (492S-A> S9,999 Have a garage sale _..,.. _. IL BOAT8 ~ ... -..--.____,--- MOTORCYCLES ' DAYS • 1o ·Move 'e• Oat! Need to sell anything that rolls, floats or flies? . _ . We have a Fantastic Special to help you Move 'Em Out for only SJ99 Extra words 50$ each. Ade that run 7 days are an addftlonal $4.00. Call for more Information. Because this la a special rate, we request prepayment by check, Mat.Card or VISA. ----------------· CXl.IQrll: ---------~---- NA"-='------------ADDRESS §.TATE.__ __ ___,,Zl_,_P ___ _ AMT ENCLOSED t EX~._DATE ___ _ .:--) $200 ea. &40-7669 C~ER-Men s Schwinn UY FLllllll I h h _,_ _. $60 5 Speed Setlwinn. W t Out t e pr age 5 epd, lteteO. eun roof •LOOKING for a Comp•-like new SSO Pioneer Re-111-llOO S II It I I (8739-A) SS 299 I nlon?I We have wonder-c.lller $50. SJ6-6939 e your 91ftl ft C aSSlfled. 1 a- lul loving dogs & cats Cllff 'll N 04 UY R....- Must go to responsible (P7081) $12,299 9030 __ , -I M .. UI 'II•.., owner. come & .... we UY FUIE• ---11 IU 11 -- avallable tor adoption FIND Tahoe. Pkg, 101ded. 4 W.tel DriYt/JHP1 ht" taerW tllO ... .,.. 1 might have lhe perfect h h I 'f' d 1•G-1D01 JEEP 1986 Cherokee 5 apd, AIC, PS, stereo. AT, PS, aun roof, AC. pet for you. 631-,~ J t roug c ass1 1e • Loredo, loaded. •wo. 1p7o32) S9, l99 (1228-A) $27,399 ..- --navy blue, exc.llent con-UY RAllllE UY ft.111111 L _____ __..___ ______ _____, dltlon. 494'-7224 ut-1• ... ,. M t R t bti'a", ... 'II 111111 llADI 'II U l ___ ...__ _____ ___._ 0 Or OU es c~:;!c:xcKXRbtMS Ala,6~· stereo (P6911) 5A'r.18~~1oadad(5018-Slpetlou ·t l~I word,coml:-ltatety 1word~1to.r~seaddltion11lp11perlfnec:esaary. CONVERTIBLE UY fUIUM UY........ J Priced for faat sale. 111-l• IM-1• available in s12.ooo. 644-1211 1960 T-BIRD. all original, .. 'll 111111 u llADI '11u1 Clll!lled MN., 330 w ... Bay. CO.I• Mesa. CA eae27 642-5678 au=~~ ~~~--~=~--~~---·----D ___ l ________ O __________ _ A1t11 la .. rtt4 tlOO _.'llllWlllPI s11verM:;a1 ~~ .. & Fountal·n Valley eMw 32s ,m. 2•.0& 519<1.••ereo.AIC (P7053) brak•. ioa;:;: ,15•500. miles, brand-new tires, SS.999 Mu1t Mil. 873-"">78 NO COLLECTI NG NO SOLICITING Deliver One Day a Week - Must have dependable car and proof of insurance. Call 842-1444 Ask for Joanne Craney TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 1 Dog ulmort 5 Brae. 9 Pera.an ltirles 14 -saplen• tS Fem.none 1Ut1 16 Deputy 17 P~.Sto fight 19 Coc::onvt me•I 20 As!Wl -Ohl 21 Leernabout 23 Made peevish 24 Some bulktll ,Qe Cowboy gear :Ill Towel word 29 Time of YMI 32 Pipe making• 35 CIOak 3e Scraow pine 37 Be worthy Of 38 Swtndle 39 Partlc:le 405~ 4'1 ~rock 42 Vegeteble 43 Apostate 45 Time dMslon ... ~, 47 Cork country 5 1 A ttlent porefl S3 Occup1Uons 55 ''"' c.nl dat• S6 Poirsl'led 58 Publrc votes 60 Asitn bovine 6 1 Pnotoc:opy 62 Sor Guin,_. 63 bear 6" P8'U money 65 ShambleS DOWN 1 Body part 2 Diamond biggie 3 Shadow 4 Extlnc1 bird S Owindla 6 SchoolbOok 7 Road of old 8 Arom• 9 OC.•n. abbr 10 Selllshnesa 11 Wicked one t2 About 13 Town Dulch 18P~SMI 22 Ipso - 2S Btgoets' lee 27 Wiie< l>Ody 29 Ball 30 Love d4Mty 31 S'-0 32 Support 33 FashlOf'I 34 l#lyleldlf'IO 35 Hit woman PREVIOUS l"UZZl.E SOLVED 38 Monst8' 39 USSR Ml 4 1 Links gp 42 T oC)llnot « Very h8P9Y 45 UpralMI 47 Ftncltul 48 Soac> plant 49 Diamond groopa 50 Records SI "Ovt1" 52 Went qu1Clt.1y 54 Singer 57 Kind of dty 59 "--I Camera· automati c . white. UYPLAlllll ti i\\ $18.500. 673-348• ... JIM 1 ....... na. I . (M05'1944) -.,.-::--"".--:-~-.,.-~-L.:..:Run1 good. 13000 . ... ... llN 111 780-9243 SELL 5 tpd, A/C, aereo. (8359-MERCEDES BENZ 197<1 A) SS.799 280C, $3500/obO. Call UY~ 5'&-&498 after 4pm throu~ class1f1ed 111-1• 87 h~oe 221t (5831) ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii• I n 3000 se.895 (3051 > 13 380SL 129,950 ('4011) FUN AFTER SCHOOL- WORK 11 Years & Older Work Evenings & Saturday YOU C AN AVERAGE PER WEEK s7500 OR MORE! PHONE: 498-3321 All Transportation Provided By An Adult Supervisor WOU II YOUI OWi IEICHIOUOOD 87 Wgn 18k ml (309-4) 86 6eOSEl Bladt (8705) ,._,~NH Mltaubllhl Sterlon TurbO 198', low mllMQe, •>«*- lent condition, S4e-3924 msu'l1nuum Lo.cMd, xlnt condition. Muat Miii Tak• over P8Y-m en ta, 721 -1058 (#2FUA071) ............. • cytlnder, 5 8peed man- ual, radlala, power .. ..,. lng/brakH, AM/FM, ceaaett•. Al C. (29H) ..... •1-Ull mlAl'U•D 5 lpd. loacMd, •harp. ("'8a-B) S 10,991 UYR..- 111-lm YOU CAN FIND IT IN THE CLASSIFIED! l1ilyPilat . CALL CLASSIFIED 842-5878 JO-U'll find ·A NEW WORLD OF ADVENTURE! in the • ..J -1 .., ,,._ _____ '-'"'! __ ~~--=..-.-...;;;;;;;=-..· ..... 111 •• ..-. .,. ..... II Aallll1•IAll ........ I 11111 .. ...., •• Hlh ........ 1.1 1111 ........ , H';l,111:-111 ~"c:!:·.r.-_::. IBJ Jn• 1 "'!l~ltl(P~A) I I ILlf'R ... ~1!!ft.!!!. I •• .~ I UllOlot.o.171-2A1tfl'P • W .r.. ~~ ....,. ~41QP~M11t& ~ eocw =: ll•litlt .. 4 dr, AT, P8, AC\ .-eo Mlfl?I II .,., AIC: '*· tMOWK't) lftoonroot. (17t112) r~ etutM POW9t (P70l5)•.ttt ... --SUM 113'"5 .,, ... · AM/1tA ~ • u 1 c ll , • 7 ' L T 0 • .., .. Bl p II ,_ __, 1'MTI , •. Ale Exva ctw\, IOAul•.21.11~ ... ,.. ,.. .. ,.-JOHNSON & SON 0w~. peraonal cw. ~....O.. AT, PS, AC, atereo M'J~ Flne11clng Avell1bl•. PH 1 • ..,,...... 46012-A)t7..2tt •lllllllL'• ft.nHlll'M ft.131111Wlamf (2713) 121.700 -'II-. Veiry good condtUonl All llY,, _ --II --- L 1nroln M., . .,,, ~ ... -.. ~••r • 1_1 • • •.':'!11:" ~cn':i..': •=~ ;r~~i~· ':~ 1 ~s~'7·i ... .,.. Autometlc. ve cytln<Mr, AutOfft•t~ • cyt1nc1.,. Autometc. • ~. -Ing, ca.Mtt•. AIC, tilt. (•~8314) GOVERNMENT SEIZED !>OW* lttief1n9/bru•. power' __,lnO/btUM, recll•le, power ..._. C oe ta '-'••• -'t.. .#.) ,1.,. ~Mill Alllanc. 198e, Power windows. VEHICLES LOW AS AM/FM, AJC, (lt-5141 WW•u.'fmf AM/FM, A/C (11·U4) =---AM/At,AIC. convertlbl•. warranty, (10f:Y90t)a3."5 mtall'l1U s, o o e M w s . 121-ra,.,.--. AT, PS. ...,., fP~ 12.IH ~ <1 ~)-.S eutometlc, air. po_.r IUIY1111fl --CADILLACS, CH!VVS, •• -1.7819 ( IWf•--·--=tgt:pbt't~t=·-~'."'""M1~~--~~~::--Conv.t1Jble. •utomatlc, FORDS, MERCEDES, .... IAJR------ ' ~~~~~~~PORSCHES , PLUSh=d·~~·~l~1~=h=~ ... ~H~-~~=d==~~~·~=~=dM~~-~·b=~ ('1'au•Ro 10,; .. ) 790-3813 -~Ull doorlOck.radlM,c.rulM, TRUCKS A .. D VANS . .,.., -•• pow9f' steerlnglbf8'1•, AMAZING RECORDED T 1metes$ · ur:'im.e .. _,,,.CJOn'Dt. TOYOTA '&4 C..lca, 2• loeicMd With PQWef' eqlp. AM/fM, ~. A/C, MESSAGE REVEA\.S door. *""· eutOlbatlc, ment. l'KSF327)0lr Mu.t llll. ( ... 290) 114,"6 DETAILS. 714153t-ti11 11Unroof. ~ cteanl u•I M•k• otf'er UZI~~ =EXTii;ii. lii06i;l.iWiiP.iiiP.i~ii M,400.1i4-5424 540-Se30. -•..-• ""'' '11..., -.-.. -.-,-M...-'11-IP-la.eat 5 apd, AIC, power steer· llft1I ...... U 1np., stereo . (5143·Al AT. PFS. AC, atereo ... .. S '·i:;,.,_ (4231.A)H,"9 Automatic. • cyllnder, UY ft.W power ctoor 1oe1t. ~ ....,.. .... ,. crufM, power 1teenng. fW 'II .alTTl power bf._, CMMIW, 4 cyllndet ,.,.,.... power ... UI ... llWl.U AIC. Ult. (9-4t1) tt,9t5 =;;;;..,;;.------ . ( TODAY'S ·NEWS ably In this updMed daelic. ... .,lnend • up: No waisl _,,di'-. has ...... MiaMe Sine 12·20. 4117: W:>ltt '/04JI Wflf~the dev In combt. Pu)lover dress has an elastic waist and two sleeve le~ths. Mlasea Sizes tnk•. One onty'_hufry AT, PS, AC, extra dMn. 11£1----on this onett FIMnclng (9086-8) 18.499 __.. Avellable. (2JBZ05e) UY RW Ml-tU1 Sl.975 • ...Jm ·TODAY ......"' •1-1111 ...-.it'll .... In newsracks by 3 p .m . t().24. OFFER GOOD THAU APRIL 30. 1989 $3.75 PLUS IUS PIH FOR EACH MTTEAN ORDERED VW '86 CabrlOlet f\abblt. 5 spd, PS, AC, 1tweo. convertlbl• red/black ( 1232·81 $10,599 top. Low mllage. ex.<*-••y Ru.Ml lent condition .' - S 9 0 0 0 I o b 0 ... l. 213'-677-121' ~ ... YW 'II 1111• IL ll•IM AT, atweo, 4 cyl, (P7026) Automatic, power 1teer· mHIY'llTWU fl.14) 642-4333 Home Delivery Daily Pilllt Send to: ORANGE COAST DAJLY PILOT, Reader Mail, Dept. 0879, Box 4000. Niles Ml., 49120--4000. 13,999 Ing, calMtle, A/C. Pow.r UY FUlllll w indows. (730ZXL) Al-1• 13.595 t 1U11Tnm1 JOHNSON & SON L incoln MHcury M2'8 H•rt>or Blvd Cost• Meu >4-0·S631l AT, PS, AC, stereo. (P70711) $11,299 UY,.._ Community News AJong the Coast Pondering the ~chaM ol • pel? CMCtc out clUllfled. Ml.JC ll)TlC[ .. , ..... NltC NOllCE Ul-7• NlJC ll)TlC( 1Ml The registrant com· M .... Calif t2627 flCTITIOU9 MHMNEU F1CTITIOUI Ml.._U regt1t1•1lon With tile Orange City of Coeta Meu ,__ F1CTITIC>Ue .-u menc;eo to V9NllCl ~ lllAm ITAn.NT ,...-menced to transact but#· Ttie Flctltloua &.Illness N.._ ITATEMENT ~ ITAru.N"T County Recotdet In Cate of the rigtlt to retect atty or.. MAim ITAT'l'.MBfT ,_ under the ftc:tftoua TN tolowlrlg persona .,. Publlahed Ofafl99 Cout ,..... ~ the flc:tltlou• Name referred to above wu The lo4iowlog perlOl'IS ate The fflllowlng pwaona •• CQr90tatlon1. Include the tllcla. TN following s--we ~ t*"9 or natl* doing buelrMlll a.: Deity Piiot NoV91'11bef 5. 12, bualnees name CK n•rnM Med n Orange County on doing~ u.: dolog ~ as ,__ of the Prealdent, O•ted No'Wem~r 21. doif19 ~ M listed abowe on October 24, MORGAN CONSULTING. 19,29. t968 lla1edaboweon 11-1·88 March 4. 1997 FILE HEALTHY Pl.ANTS. 2700 GLENNS AUGNMENT & SecntMy. T,_,,.,, at\d 1N8 J M ANO COMPANY 1988 4 t9t Cwnpua Dfl'Ytl, Suite S.-072 SeanP Smell NOF33720e Peterson Place •3t-C, BRAl<.ESERVICE,213SC. Manager Put>ldtled Orange CoMt 200SW Belt)OeBI"<! •110. 550. IMne. Calif. t27 t5 Thia staterl*1t ,., .. tiled Chad O.Mwco, 1171 Rae Costa Meaa. '41fit. 92626 nyon Ortw. Costa Mesa The Qty Council ot ttie Delly Pilot Howlntier 2e. ~a.en. Calif t2t63 Jo JeMs Pamela A. Morgwi. 2eee1 w1tt1 ttie County Clerk o1 Or· Crt •. Upland. c.tlf. e11ee Allfed ~ 2100 Cald 92627 lcuy of Cost• Meu ,__I tNa Jo Janna 211 20tl\ St . nq ~ ... ~ ~ Def Sol, Laguna rtaJC NOllCE 919 Co<inty on Novembef Paul Oevk1Ludg•t•. 2971 Peterson •iece •31·C, Gt.nn R K•n 17775 ll'9 rlgM to reteet I/If'/ or.. S.126 IWwpcw1 Bwtl. Celi! 92663 With the County aertuil Or· Nlguel, Cellt. 92'58 ..cnnoua .,..... 2, t988 E BfedfCKd Piece. s.tll• Coet• Meea, Calif ~ Sant• Anita Circle Funtaln bidS . °*'<Ir• s WOf'ley. 208 .,. County on Ocsober 2S, thlt bullMN 11 con· MAlllR ITATl•NT F191111 Ana. Cell! 92927 This buslnesa IS con-V .. ley. C•hl 92708 Oiied NO'Wember 21. rta)C llJTIC[ Grand A"9 . So Paudena, 1988 ducted by. Ml lndMCSuel The folloWing perlOrlS we PubHshed Orange Cout Tllit ~ WU con-ducted by an ~al Ruuett L Floorneon. !Ma c.lif tt~ ,... The registrant com· do4 l>ullneN u · Dally Piiot Nowim~ 19, 26. ducted t>y • geMrlll i>enner· The registrant com· 21552 Atelier Ctrcle, Hunt-Publial'led 0rlf9 Coast I FlCTTTM>US MIH•P Thia oua1neu la con-PubUlheO ~ eo.t menced to transect bull· w'tJ FRAMING 16783 Oec:em~ 3. tO, t988 lhlp menced to 1'811.-cl busl-lrlglon Beech. Caltf 92646 OaitY Piiot No'Wember 26, ..,... ITATElaNT OUC1ed by • gener9I part· Deify ~ Nowwnbs S, t2.. ...... under the flclttou• Beech Blvd H ntlngton Sa 117 Thia ltltM*lt .... filed ,,... under the lic1ttous 'rh s bullneu ,. c.on, 19&8 I The IOllOW!ng per90tl9 we 1'~ "· 29, 1MI buelrieel name Of n.,,_ 8Mctl Calif 921147 with the County Cleric 01 Or-t>uslness nwne or names dl.leted t>y • geMrll pan-Sat~ <Soong~ u: Tl\e reg11tr•nt tOl'I· s.o&7 lllted tlboY9 on !not Y9f) Watt snyd., 204,~ Sap-l'tllJC NOT1CE ange Co<lnty on NoYemt>er 1111ee1 aboYe on Octot>er 31, neniiw , I MICRO INSTRUMENT Parnele A. MOf!JM .......... Belboe '1111nd Caltf 13, 1988 1968 The r•glstr•nt com-•-.,. MftTIH: CO-..PONENTS 2059 Glen-Thie 1t11«n«lt was m.d .,.._ · ' · FICTITIOUS BUSINESS PubllShed OfMge Coast Alfred ROdnguez mene«S to transact buto-.--"'111111A na S..0, Cellt '-wttn the Cou11ty Cient of Or· t2~~ bualn .. • 11 con· M.U. STATamN'f Deity Piiot November 12. 19, Thts 11•t911'19flt 'WM filed neas under t~ ltc:htoua MOTIC« =1 Lagu lf'99 County on NOYef'nber ducted t>y: .,, lnd~ual The lo41oW1ng peraons .,. , 211. December 3, t968 ...,.th !he County Clerk 01 Or-buSlness name or namee INVIT1NQ •• Aebecea Leu Ro04nt0n. 10, 1Ml Th• 1eglsH•nt com· dolngbualnenu: Se-o90 enge County on November Usted•bo"•1eonJune l979 _,ITUIMO.• 2059 G1enn9Yr•. Lagun• A.PPLEBERllY I a n d Saiurnino Publllhed Of '= menced to tranMCI t>ual-LOM C~PANY; DRIB-2· t988 Fa7UIO ~:'ns:t~I was m.ci NOTICE IS HEREBY Beach. C.iil 92651 'Wi.lliam P. Appleberry c-;n-:mien. Maria Delly Piiot ~-= t9, 28, ::i'n.:'~~lle °' f~= ~~~BC:t:ei1f'ps:R~~~~~ f!8.IC NOTICE Put>lllfled Or•nge C04lst wttn tl'tl County Cletic of Or· GIVEN 1 ~; ~ ,.::~ • d d~!:, 0~':':'~,:1~.,con· 1 ap 84, pamec1 away (Danie 1) Flo res; D9cember 3, lO, 1~ 04 fisted above on October t. Beller Slr-1. Suite 3. Costa MOTtet °' ~;i~:,"4r'~8812· 19·1:i;~ounty on No'Wemt>er ~~of ca.ta MeM ~ The regltJr•nt com-Novenber 21, 1988. Avelina (Gregory) •· t 1988 M .... C•llfornl• 92626 "*JC . . Sa-064 . nf7l'U ... ~ The City eounc:I(, P.O. menoea to trenseet bUAl· 1 Survived by wile. Leon. Mr. ('.uillu N1JC 11)11C( ~1 ~~t .., ... flied c~': ~· 8:0.M4:~'. ~! 1 -=~.. I Publlsnec Orange Cou1 ~!~2e~\'~0n c.:; =~uncs.t ~he°'~= Ruel& 8. A~ I wu on .the Co&ta _ _....-............. -....-__ with the County Cleric ot Of-92621 1 1 AMINOmNT M0.17-4 "8.IC NOTlCE ~ty P= ~T~aat9. 26· ~ tne ~ 11.oo a.m. listed abOYe on NIA IOO, Tom Applebeny. Mesa Senior Otblem PtCT1110U8 .,..... ange County on October 26, Oen D• Leon, 1834 (Aacoft ~ em • · Sa-096 on Friday, December 9. ~ L Robtnaon I da.ter. Emily Un.1 Bowling Leaue, Local NAME ITAftmNT tMa Catalpa, Sin) f1CT1110UI llt.ISMSS t968 11 "'-" be the r• nut statement was !tied -"· 8 -...L.).a~-152 labor Union; and TNtollow4ngl*'IOftlare fatm 9,Anahelm.CAl280t NOTICE IS HEREBY MAMEITATE•NT ~bllltyofthet>ldderto""thttteCOuntyCWllClfOr· '~ _._..__.....~ .. , . , dolnO ~a; Put>llaned Orenge Coast Teofilo GL Alemenla. • 1 GIVEN that ttte HUf\ttngton The followfng i:-aons are I~ hla bid to the City IWI09 Co<inty on ~ber and 10 ~t grand· Sodedad Proeerista BEACHWOOD CON· OellY Piiot Noftmber 5, 12. Sn•pdragon, lrvlne, CA Beach Planning Com-dolf\g bullneUU: ai-ar llllftTlC( Oerll'• omc. by tt1e orooer 10. 1968 children. Visitation MexJcana. Bmary on STAUCTION. 1576 Sen 19 26 t998 t27t• mlassion '#Ml llOld a pul>lie THE PRACTICE BUil.DER ..._"" annour'°8CI hrne a.en~ be ,..,._ toda Saturday No-Monday November a.m.tdlno Pl., C<Jeta MeM, · · Sa..oe9 Octooer 13. 1968 rie•rlng tn 1he Counc11127SS Br11tol. Costa Mesa. M01lC~ publlc.ty oo-.s ~ reed Publislled <>ranoe Cou1 ._!:._ ...., ":OO ' 2& l98S at 7:00 P..M. Cellf, 92927 u.. M DI MegltO Chamber •I the Huntington Celt! 92626--5909 INV1TIMG lllDS ~ •t 11 00 a.m CK .. oe.ty Pilot ~tier 19 26. YallUICll MJ, at ~. • . Cartoe AMdrc. t578 San TM statement wu tiled eeeen CMc C.,,1er, 2000 1 T~ EYe'gt"n Group M> ST£• MO A7 800t' u-.atter ... Pf'~ December 3 10 1Na P.M. to 8:00 P .M . at SL J<*h1m C..th- Bernerdlno Pl., Coet• MeM. rta)C ll>TU with the County Clenl of Of. Main Street. Hunttnglon Calltornl•. 2755 Brtstol NOTICE IS HEREBY tleeb4e on Fncay. December Sa-101 Sunday 12:30 p .M. to olic Church, a:.t;a Calf.92e27 ·--I angeCountyonOctober31. e.ett Caltlomla. on the Coal• Mesa C•ltl G IVEN that ueted 9, tMa In the Council 8·00 p M Funeral Mesa. Mas ol Chn. Thia bullMU It con-FlCT1110U --• 1Ma date and 11 the ume in-92626-5909 opoeals .. u,. reoeiYed by Ch.mber'a City Mall n Fe11 ...aJ: ll)TIC( · """·....:-• ...__ duc:tedby.anlndM<luel MAMRITA~ f.-i7 ,dic.tedbelowtorecel"91nd This t>uSlness is con-:. Cl 01 Cost• Mesa 10 Ori,,. cOsta Meaa Celt-lef'Vl(."eS Monday, N<>-ti.an ~ ... on .. _. The reglatrant com· The followlng penons -Published Orenge Cout ~ 1119 11•ternents or ducted by • CCKPCK•llon Wit n!! c. Couneii p 0 fomt1 '°"ti. lu<n.aNng of RCTITIOUS .,..... Yftnber 28 at 10.30 day November 29, menoed to ttanaact bull-~E~~A M OallyPtlOtNOYemt>er26.0.. all pettonl wflO WISll to be The teglllt•nt c.om· Boi.1200 ~, • ....._ c111 .. ASPHALT PAVER ANO ..._STA~ AM at Corona de) 1988 al 10:00 A.M. at neea under tM tic11tou1 IM AV AH-oember 3 10 11 1916 neatd rel•uw to 1he ~ mencect ·o tr•nsact t>usi-1 9~8-t200 on or TRAii.ER The~~•• • W LOS S J---'-'-Catholic: bullr'9a neme CK names AGEMENT COMPANY, ' • ' Sa-t19 cat1on~bedt>ej()w neu unoer t~ hcmous1:;:1 the hour 1100 em AOdtlk>nal Mts 01 ti)• dolng~as Mar ard l. ~ .. lleWdaboYeon~ber t, 2130'28MCh81 ,Huntlnglon DATE/TIME Tundey,0.-bu-.i-nanie CK ~ Ftlday Decemt>er t6 ec>eQtlcatlOt\S may De 00-PACIFIC PUBLISHING Church, 801 Dover Church. VisJtabon 1NI eeeen. Calif. t2648 PtllJC NOT1C( jcemt>er 6. 1988. 700 PM liSled •t>OYeonAugust l983 ~88 11 ~ be in. ,.: telned at the Office of tne GROUP 7•6 Sumtn11 OrrYI Drive. Ne-,i'port pnading ~ on Cwtoe AMdru. Kar•n Lorr•ln• V•n APP\.ICATION NUMBER Alan Bernstein PresKtent sponsobihly ot the bidder 10 1 Pufeflalng Agent It T7 F~ Laguna Seactl. Caltl 92651 Beach Sp6Dg~rg Mon.cay Novembtt Thia IUltelNl'lt WU riled Camp. 2 l302 Beech Bl.. FICTITIOUS BUSINESS General Plan Arnen<ltnerlt This SUltement was ''*. cMllWr hll bid to Ille City OrrYI. Cost• Mesa. Celi-JoMofl E NOiet\ H6 . . I 28 1988 Interment wlttl IM County Clerk of Or· Huntington BHch, C•lll. ...,_ ITATEMEMT No 87·• with the County Cle<k ot Of-1 Clerk's Otnce by 1/19 proper I fomla Bids ~ be ,. Sum mil Ottve.. La.gun• MortUrary. Dittctors. · · anoe 1 County on October 241. •~• The followmg persons are APPLICANT A• con ange County on No-..moer l announced lime Bids w111 be turneo 10 1t1e ener1ti0n of the Beecll. Celt! 92651 (~3) 423-149~ following-mus at 1988 TN• buslneu Is con· dol~ bu.iness as: Proc>ertlee 2. l988 publici'f opeoed end r..OIClty Clerll wltflln MIO time This C>us•nest •• con· Good Shepherd Cem· ,__ ducted t>y: an 111dlvldual ROSE J ENTERPRISES. LOCATION A 40 acre '111111' aloud •I u oo 1t m , °' 11111m1t. 1n a Meleo enveloPe. duc190 b'f an 1nal'W!Oual CA.Sn.LAS ete " Hunti ngton Publlahed Orange Cout The registrant c:;:: 21293 Vista Vafde. El T0to. Pllfoel located on the south· Pub11$11ed Orange Coast aoon lher••ftet u ptM:· oci.t\tlfled on tile outside with The reg11tr1n1 com-Fernando M . Casillas ~ Pierce BroL Delly Piiot Nov.mber 5. 12. menoed to tranlllci CalllCKnla 92630 weet corner 01 Hamilton Av· Delly Piiot Novem~ 12· 19· tieabte on Friday o-noer 1ne BJ<l Item N\imber and tile merlOed to ttanSlllC1 ~-e 8 2 born 1 n · t9,26,1NI neu und•r IM flcUtous AoutieSager.3211 "B". enveandMagnoll•Street 26.0ecemt>er3 1988 111, l988 Ill th. Counol OC*llngOet• neas unae< the t1c111ous •I ' . Bell Broad'"-.tY Sa.075 bull,,... n•me °' names Harb« Blvd, Santa An•. ZONE· LUO·O·cz.f P2 S•-066 Ch•mt>e<s, City Hell, 77 F11r Each Old shall wecity ousiness name or ,,_ Joc~tepec, Jaliaco. Mortuary, Costa ---------l~t::at>OYeon N~ ~California 9270• \Limited UM Olttrtc:t within .,_ti' Mftnl't °'1Ye. Costa Mesa. ea11.1aacn 1no fN9'Y item as set 1i.1ec1 abOv• on (not Y9tl Mexx:o on August 2.., Mesa Directors. "9lJC ll)TlC[ The Reglttr•nt com· an Oll Ola1rlet wfthln the r~ nv11W. !Qfnla '°' the l'Umlatung ol forth In tne ~!cations. Joseph ltolerl 1906. Paaed aw~ Karen \.orrllne Vlll Camp menced to 1ra11aact bull· Co11tal Zone within • I t.ABO.R ANO MATERIAL TOI My and ell exoeptlOns to the T1'11s st•temeril was t•led N bet z. 1988 m ,._..;&t::;::1::-9:::l::50:====:-::-PM:nnoua ....... Thia tlat.,,,.,,t WU "'-' ,,... under th• flctltlou• Floodp!aln) FICT1TIOUS au-•· FURNISH ANO INST AL\. A IPKlflcatlons must be deef. wltfl tne Co<lnty Cleric ot Or· oven' . NAME8TATDllNT wllhthe CountyClerltofOf· buslnas name or namea REQUEST Amend the MA•8TATlttllbfT !REPLACEMENT CHIP· ly In 1119 bid, and lallunt to atl99 County on November Fountain Valley, CA. PAC1FIC VIEW Tiie tolloWlng '*"°"'.,. anoe County on November lilted above on NIA Lind UM Element of tllel TM following persons.,., PERIOUMP 800Y Mt forth ll1Y Item In ll'le 10, 1988 In 1956 he was -~AL PARK doing bulltlell M: 3. 1988 Roselle Sager 0-al Plan to ello'W up lo doing bu11nen as. apec1f1catlon1 shall b•1 fWm4 ~ in dHlh by ~ UNIQUE FINISHING, 765 ,~ Thia Stltenw'll ..... flied 6. ecrea of a.n.tel Com-LOS AU.MITOS REALTV. AdClltlonel Mii of the g.tounds for rejection of IN Pvb1""9d Orange COUl ... ~~-) ,.. __ ,.__ cemecary. MorNar) W-1 17th StrMI Unit H. Publlthed Orange ......,., with the County Clertt of ()r. merc.!al and up 10 33 6 acr•l3011 Brtmh•ll Or Los spec;lllclllOnS mey be ot>-bl<I Detty P.1o1 NQ'Wsnber 19 26 .on. "'"'-....__~ CNiC)el • er.m.tory Coet• ....... Callf. 92626 Deity Piiot November 12. 19. Inge County on Oclob« 27. of High Oenllly RellelentJll AlamttO.S Cahl 90720 lllned •t the Ottloe ol the Each bid ahall #t forth Ille Dec;wllbW 3. 10. 1988 Swviv~ by IOVU\I 3500 PllClfic: v-[)ri\le Marc J Steele. t300 26. oec.m11er 3. t988 1988 to permll up to 900 d'Welhng Seim• J-t Kommann, Putchulng Agent 11 71 F.., I tun names and reelodenc:. of Sa-102 w 1 f e Cat a 11 n a ~t 8-:tl Adami. Coeta Mela. Calif ~ ,.... wni1• 30 11 Brimhall Or . Los OrM. Coat• M-. Call-ell peraona and parties C 11 • f C t 6"-.27'00 92'27 Publlahed Orange cou1 I EH v 1 Ro NM ENT AL Alamttos C•l1f 90720 fomie Bids "'°'*' be r• trft••ted 1n the P'opoeal 11 P\aJC flOTlC( 111 as o os ~ Thia l>ullneu 11 con-f1t8.JC NOllCE DailyPilolNo'Wemt>er26.0.-STATUS Tl111project11cov-I This bu11ness 1s con-turnedtotne•ttenltOl\Ofthe the bid es by 1 COfl)OratlOn, Mea. Ten .ons.. Rudi dUcMdby:anlndMOull cemt>er3. 10.11. t988 ered t>y Env1ronmei'ltal Im-ducteoby anl/\dMOual City Clent. wittlln Aidt.me Jt•t• tll9 n.,.,.. of Ute Of. 1 ~.,.... (Sally) Casillas, The re9l1trant com· F'ICTIT10US .U...11 Sat20 pect Aepor1 No 87~ The r•glatrent com-I rnlt, In • M8led erNeloPe. lleerll wflO can llgn an ~ ITATDmMT Jc.ph (Ten) C&slll&s· nwlC9d lo lranMCI ooat-MAMI aTA.,...,.,. COASTA\. STATUS nm"*"*' to ltA.nSICI bull-ldenhlledonlheoutsldeWlth qeement on bellalf Of the The falloWlng pef90M .... • nee. under the llctltoul The follollflng pwaons .,. protect la In the Coeatal ness undet the llct11ous the Bid Item Numbef at\d tha corpor•hoo end whether oo.ng t>u""89S as. Fred (Mary Lou) ~ name or ,,.,.,,.. dolnQ ~ ea: rtllJC ll)TIC( Zone Arter Planning Com-buainess name or namft ~ e>ete more men one olflclr mYSt p e AR s o N & A s • C • s 11 I as. R obert ll-.dabo"9on0ctobef11. SIJBE SPORTS·TEAM mts.SlonendCityCouncllac· tlltechboveonNIA Ilg(' l1ttiebkl11t>y•parl· SOCtATES.3115VtbW•y (Susan ) Casillas. 1111 SUBARU. 7811 Slatwr A"9. FICTITIOUS _,..... lion. this Land Ute Element Selm•Ja1* Kornmenn Eac;n Old s'h.11 se>ee•ly ~or a IQll'lt ,,.,""•· NewQonBeecn Ca11t 92663 Manuel Ca1tllas Marc St_.. • P. Huntington Beech, Callt MAMR l'TA TIMINT Amendmerit mull be acted This st•tetnent was hied I eec:h and _,, Item u Mt ll•t• the ,,.,_ ..o ad-Rot>ert T ~ 3 "5 • Tllll statern«1t wu flied 92647 The follo'Wtl'g persona ere ort t>y the Ca.llfornt• Coestal with the County Cleric of Of-forth 1n trie sp«:iflcatton1 01'91M1 of a1 9"*• part· v.na wwr N9woorl Beech Tony (Carmen) wf1t1 the County Clerk of Of· Ch•d DI Marco. 9571 doing busJnell u Cotnmtaak>l'I n Ml .,,,..,o. fillle COlmty on Octooer 26 Anyencun uceouona to the I,_, and joint _,turen If Calf ~ Cas ti I as, Oa v t d .. 1 County on October 241. Olympic dr . HuntlnQtOn SANTA SURPLUS. 7352 m.nt to the City'• Local 911 tpeC•lleallOMmutt be Clear· th• Oldder II • SOI• Thtl business .. con· (Sharon) Casillas 1988 a..ch, Cellf 92846 C.,,t• AYenUe, Huntington Coutel Program. F3ta23 ty 1n the bid, end tlitu<9 to pt~letonh~ °' another dUc'l9d by an 1n<1MdUll n .n C ... nas Edch · ,_,,. Thia bullMU Is con-Beech, Calif. 9~7 ON FILE A copy of the PubliSheO Ofenge Coast set forth any ltam In the entity that doee ~ The reglatrent com· oe.uy ~ • e I P\lbbtled Orange Coast ducted by. enlndMdual OeneM AnderMt\, 28981 pr09Qaedreque.tllonf1teln Dally Pilot November S. 12. 1 •o•clllcet1ona •hall be under 1 ftctltlous nerne, IM~ to transact 0091• (Terri) Casallas.1 o.11y Piiot NoY9f'llber 5, 12, The registrant com· Modjellla PNll. Trabuco the Deoertment Of Com-19, 28, 1988 ground• fOf relet1ion of the bid ahd be In the,..., name ,,... un4'¥ IN llc111ou1 Jimmy (Terry) tt. ~ 1988 menc.cS to transact bull· Canyon. Callf. 92679 1T1Unlty OeY91oe>ment. 2000 S•-070 bid of the bide*' With a deaiQ-bu3ineas name or nam.a C I l l Th re e I ' ' S...07t n..a u!IW tti. flctltoua Thi. bualneu la con· Main Street, Huntington nation lotlowlng showing llSted it>ove on January e as as V ---------bullnea name CK n.,,_ dl.letec:t by· an lndtvldu.i Beach. CallfC>fnla 92648. for Pta.IC N()llC( Each bid "*1 •t forth 1tie "08A II"-llttttlol>• name)", 1912 daughters, trgtrua HA.MCM LA .... llfT.OUW Monuaty • Ceme\ery er.matory 1625 Gllliet Ave Cost•Mesa S40-55~ "8JC ll)TIC( Hated •bove on March. 1987 The registrant com· lnepectlon by the public. A I full names &nd r.al<lencff of pr~. howe'W«, no fie. Robert T P-80<1 L'Esperra.nce: Father _ _....--.......-----Chad OIMarco menCed to trensacl bu"'-copy ol 1119 t11tf repol't will FICTITIOUS BUSINESS I'" ~rsone e nd P•rt1e1 tltloui n•me Sl\all De used Th•• •t•ternenl was fi*l (Agu&tine) Rodrt· ,._ _, Flew PICnnoul ........ This statement was fli.d ness under ttie llelltoua be •'Welleble to lrttef .. ted NAM« IT ATEMENT interested In the prooosaf 11 unlell thete 11 • current with the County Cieri< ol Or· R 0 se mar y ... ,., I en MAim ITA,.......,. •Ith the County Cieri< of Or· tl\ISln.a n•me or name. parties •t City Hiii o:r the nw 1ot1owing c>«son• are the bid IS by a (;Oll>Ofalton. reglstr•tlon witn ttie Orange ange County on October 26 'l_Ue 1 • 34 2983 HarbOr Blvd. The '°"°'"ng ~ ,,. ~ County on NoYember lltted •boYe on NoYember Main City Library (7 t t t Cloing bustness u st•t• 1he netnM Of 1"9 of· County Recotdet In c.ae ot 1aaa (Tony) Rodnque1 dolnO ~ ... 3, 1988 12. 1968 Talbert Avenue) aner o. THE ARMOFIER. n20 nc.s wno can 119n en c0<oor•tton1. Include 1119 .,..,,,s gra.ndchlldttn and 21 Co"ta Mesa, CA F A CON £.A 0 E. nentl OeneleAllde<Nll c.tnber 2. 1984. Ant~lm Avenue. Cos111~1 on behalt o# Ifie n . .,,,.. o# IM Pr..ident,j Publlalled C>ange Coast ..... ...A..a..ld,ttn ~ ai'ON~~EVELOPMENT Publllhecl Oflnge Coast Thia ltltM*lt 'WU llled AL\. INTERESTED PER-Mesa. CA 924127 cCKooratiCK'I and whelhef Secr9tary Tr~rer. encS DIMiy Piiot ~ber S 12 r;:th .. -........ M i a.a.A •1 •• tlN ..._ v de E •IA' Dal~ Howrnt>er t2, tt, With Ille County Clerlc Of Or· SONS.,.. Invited to attend O•n•el J Smith. 2220 more than one olflcer ""'" Manager 19, 26 1m rot ers. anue ...-. .. ~~~9~·~ ~~1Ma ange~~on~bet~~iandn~An~m~~~·~11~bid•-a~h~~~~~;ty~~~~~~~t~he~~~~--~~~~=~C;;•;P;~=~J~~=~C;•;m~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Md F I !655 S..oa9 9, t968 opinions Of IUbmll 9'llo.nce Mesa. CA 92627 nerW1iP °' • 101J1t VW1tllf9. MeM v.C:uec~U;. Coeta . '1177U toror1Qaln1ttnelC>Qllcltlon The reglstr•lll com·111ate ,,,. names and ad· ....._ CaMf eM P\aJC ll)TIC( Published Orange Coeet u outlined lboYe II t,.,.,.. men<*! to transact bull-I dr"9M of 111 general part· • n Daily Ptlol ~bef 19, 29, .,. eny further queations ~ under the ftetlhous ,_. Md joint -~ If ... ~~~co • rtemioua ~II o.c.nbet 3, tO, tMa pleue call Hal Sim· butlneSs name CK n•rMS the bidder II a sole ._,... wy. an U. ITA~ ~ mon11Senl0t Planner or llsted abOYe NIA proprtelonhtp 01 another ~ ':,91:,'=• c::: The IOllowln9 peraons are Ruth \.embert/A111111n1 This 11atement was t11ee1 1.,,111y 1111t 6oee ~ Mii wndef the nc:tltoua doing bullneel a. "8JC NQTlC( Planner, II 531-5271 With the ~nly Clefic of Or·l under • hcmuous name. the C E N T U R Y 2 1 ... ......_ .............. ange County on ~ bid tf\all be in li"e,..., neme ~~ .r~ COASTLANO. 2170 S•n rtennoua ....... • ... 11 " .. "'"' Ce"'· t6. 1Ml of tll9 bide*' wlttl • dWQ>-,.., Mlguel Ori"•· Newport MAm eTA~ ......._, ~t nation fofiowlng II\~ ....,_ F9UloOCW Beech. Call! 92MO The folowlng pertona -~-·· Of ... C-.t Publllfled Orenge Coul 08A (the llc11t04 name) . Tllll 1 wu fMed etwtea f Colasworthy, doing WllMae u : Delt "°' ......... a Oeily Pilot Nown'lt>er 26 0.. prOlllOed, h0w9v9r, no ftc:- wtll tne-=:" Clertt of Or· 450 Vlata Roma. ~ 8U$1.NESS EOUIPMENT ,_ oembet 3. 10. 17 !Ma tltlOUI nMM lhall be UMd ... CountyonOCtobef 241. 8Mct\, Cllllf 92MO SYSTEMS. 2005 W Balboa ... t22 S.t27 un1eU ,,_. la • t:Un'9nl ,.. Cettleirtne C ~. BM! .. Newoor1 Beech. Ca.bf. •-.,. _.,_. •-.,. Mft"TIH' ai-.,. ,... 450 Vlatl Roma. N9wpOtt t2&63 I'-...,,_ ,._ ""'~ 1--~----------=--flullllttl9d 0r-. Coast leech. Cellf. IHeO Rlcl\ard Sc:ott Bo-•. OellY PllOt No¥em6er 5 12 Thi• iw.in... le con· :l33 A • 19111 St .. Newport 1t . M ,... ' ' dlJCted by. en lndMdval 8Mdl. Cellt. 9241t3 ' ' S.-073 Th• r•gl1tt1nt com· Thie bullneat t• con-~ to trenMGt ~ clutMd by: an lndMdu .. ---------""' YMMr the llctlt0\4t lh• reglatrent com• butlMM n~ Of '*'"" rnenceo to 1tM1MCt bull· -~:.;:;::;;;;;;..;.-.o.--.__ Mtled lbo'We Ori No¥91'11bef ,,... U~ the llCtltOUI fllCnnDUe ..,...... 15 1... ~ name or n.,,._ llMm ITATWlllMT C.,.,. f Ccla.,.ortny !lated ab0¥9 on~-t, The toaowll'I petlOM .,.. Thie atatlrl'lefll ... filed 19'1 ... ..._. .-: wttll Ille C°""'Y Caerk of Or· Ndlarct SCOtt ao..rs IJ'I HOT D.,,liO ... County on No¥etnw Ttlil ... *"9nt ... ftled ~Tl. ltt.....,.,.. A~ .. 2, ,... wltft lfte County Clatil of Or· co.. Mw. Cell. 92127 PW1t1 .,. County on NcMlmber ..... "tit• 8wt11, 21• P\lbllaned OrMge eo.t 10, .... ._..-A.,.. C°"'9 ...... Delly Piiot "°"""'W 12, 1t. W Clll. tM11 M, Oeoambet 3, 1MI ~ Orlf'99 Coast n... buatnw II con· e..415 ~Plot Nowmoar tt. 2t. dllCt9ll br': en ~ oecemw i. 10. 1 ... f "9 , .. , .. ,."' co"'· •-• --Sa·IOO ....... IO ~ buel-1----~.._ ___ ..,....,•-~-~ ---------~1 ,.. ....., ... "°''\OUll ..cnnoua-• =---=~'*': --ITATWI rf -'The......,...,..._ ............ .... ...... ,_ Jllllnent .,.. Ned I MAL&. TAX, Qt W, .... c..ie, a.t. of Or· A,,._, lr4a ""1-. -c-tlJen~M :!., ~ ""81. al ..::~::J •;;wa&1iiiiiUik.t1 ...... Aw. • t1, lante h9 ,,_.._. hil'Mta _................... CAM107 NMte IUM l~TI• WARNING Pn:>posllon 6S, Celtomla Health and Safety Code Section 25249.5, et 8e(l. reQUft81 wemlng for e)(posure to specific llattd cr.nlcets ~ by the State of Celifomll to cause cancet or reproducttwe toxicity. UCISCO op«ato a facility In Hunt!no'M e..ch. ~ nla ~~and meiketa pn>dueta under numeroua heetth. .. tyandenWonmentel aawsWhlch prOMCteme>k>yM Ind put>tlc hMllti. In "9 M>Mnce of clelr guld8nOt u to f'9 ~ ments of tNa lew, the ~wamJng ia ~ tocomptywMh lhe ,.qultementa ol ~ion 65: O.tectiable 8mCM.!ntl of chemfcals which the Stale of Cllllbn6a ... lound k> CM*' c.ar. birth deftcll.0tdt'8f~b9nnmaybe~ ~Md MM1d .. llcllj. STARTING A NEW BUSINESS?? The Legal Department at the Daily Pilot •S pleased to an- nounce a new service no.,., avail- able to new bus•nesses We w ill now SEARCH the name for you at no utra charge ano save you ltle time and the trip to the Covrt House 1n Santa Ana Then ot course after the search 1s completed we will ftle your l1ct111ous busin~» name statement with the County Cler'<, pubhsh once a week tor tour weeils as required Cy law and then frle your proof of pubh· cation with the County Clerk Please stop by to f1le yovr 1tct1t1ous business statement at the Oa1ty Pilot Legal Depart ment 330 West Bay Costa Mesa C•hforn1a If you can not stop by please call us at 111•1 642·4321 E'Ctenst0n 315 or 316 and we will ma1'e arranoements tor you to handle this procedure by mail If you Should have any further Question!\ please call us and we will be more than glad to assist you GOOd luck 1n your ne-w busmess11 .............. T1llll .....,._ con-TUM ... -.N>. tUIMlll· • •Alil""' t• A.a. ••·11 Coa&a l.L.----.. --=°~=="""'==~='""'=======~~:"::""=::::!~l!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!!!!!!!!m .. • ( ( • , I • ' i I s s I i i L ,. Orenge Coat DAILY PtLOT I Saturday, November 2e, 1988 " by Bii Keane COUl'fTltR CUL TUltS "He isn't putting on makeup. That's a skeptic pencil.'' MARMADUKE by Brad Anderson I J ·" j I I 8 "Sit!" PEANUTS T~AT KID IN ~HE CAR NEX"' T~ \\E S (R"ING GARFIELD i.JE NEEDS SOMETHING TO O~EER HIM UP .. TUMBLEWEEDS w'Ut:l'IJ 1 60fOM'{~RNAL-~WARl7, I W'AN"f .AAJ ~Rl\l.Al. FL..AMf.O\$R /Vly'"'TOM~! WHdl.L-~'{ FO~ rrs LJP><e:eP? ' I l . J I I 8 • M~. LAMP 5Ef5 THf CAME RA ON AvTOMATil. DENNIS THE MENACE by Hank Ketcham 11-Zb by Jim Davis by Tom K. Ryan AWleNERS ANV~~ tONl~ 10V\t' ft)P;"'i> MlnlP. WFf Q ~~-:_.°"',_a ~;db~~t: .._· ----~IG DRABBLE by Kevin Fagan by Pat Brady 0 @ . . ARLO A1'fD JANIS , by Jimmy Johnson / t..xlV! I I • rv,. 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Good home In a good area at a very affordable price. Move In condition. Remodeled kitchen, brick flreplace. Master bedroom opens onto patio & pool. Call now. 546-2313. HP1 DPlll•• , ... , ...... Extra large custom home. Mesa Bluff area. 5 big bedrooms, 3 baths, formal living room. crackl- ing fireplace, super large bonus & recreation room. Large master, private front courtyard, free form pool & spa. Great for person who Insists on the best. Call 546-2313. HP2 • um& PUii ..,.. AttractJve famity home in Mesa Verde, large corner lot, big IMng room, French doors in family room & dining area. family kitchen With bit In microwave, ceiling fan. Many lmrpovements. Near shopping & schools. Can now, won't last. S.6-2313. HP3 ma mn ..... ,.... 12.,.. Loveiy custom home. excellent location, Mex- ican tile entry. Big living room. Famlty room. crackllng fireplaoe. Country kitchen with Mex- ican pavers, micro wave, slide out shelves. Newly painted lnterio'f. Many extras. Call now for details. S.6-2313. HP4 .... ,...... ..,.,.. Nloe three bedroom home plus 4 units In ,good Costa Mesa area. Units need some work, each unit has small yard. Rents are low for area, could be raised. Great patential for the handyperson. Call for details. S.6-2313. HP5 • mlL PIUI Ua.-Exoetlent home, great area of Mesa Verde. Move In condition. Big IMng room. Areptace in dining room, new carpets, all new kitchen with oak cabinets, new counter top, cook top, stove & micro. Suitt in book cases. nice yard with epart<Hng pool & spa. Great buy at this price & location. caJI 5"4&-2313. HP6 •• ,...... 12,.,.. Immaculate Mesa Verde home on big comer lot. Generous rooms throughout. Famity room. 3 big bedrooms. 2 baths. Most conveinent to shop-~ & ~s. Call for appointment ~2313. FIE·---...... Very popular Hampton model, very attractive price. Spacious living room. vaulted ceMlng, crackMng ftnlplac:e. Formal dining room. big tam•ty room & kttchen combo. 3 btg bedrooms. Great buy In a great area. Call ~2313. HP8 ......... , -121..- 0ne of this week• better buy&. eeHer has left ... & ti mottvated. Famtty room, flreplace. frelhfy painted lnteriof r exterior Is texocoted with 15 ~ guarmrt•. Complete Solar-system. Quiet nelght>omood. Terrific buy for family. Won't llllt. Cal 546-2313. HP9 m Mimi II f111111ml ~ out of, or Into ea.ta MeM.. t11111 .. -•""''l>Of~rt a.ct\ or ar.,. CowrtY1 COnfU8ed about who to c8ll or how to get Information on where you .. P'Q? Clll "'·century 21 The A1e1 EM .... la COlw-*d wtth 7,000 oftlcee ttwoughout the Untted 9--. Cal cu '9IOC9- tton dlp9rtrnent, PHYLLIS M&-7171 or ROY 54&-2313 - • ...,...,.... m1,- 3 bedroom with a New England flair. Living room with used brldt fireplace, custom window COYet- lngs, tiled patio room With wet bar, enclosed laundry area. Above ground pool Attached single car and detached double garage. Open this weekend. For details call 64&-7171. NP1 Oii.iSM. UllW . 12 ...... Just listed, a real buy, 3 bedroom, 1.5 bath, family kitchen. Located on most desirable street. Dream of living on EastSide?? This could be your chance. For a private showing. Call 646-7171. NP2 , .... ,. sn..- Looklng for that large rural tot? Look no more. Call today to see this 3 plus den and library. Just a ltttle bit of country here. With lots of patential. Call a..6-7171. NP3 , ... ....,... an-. Unsual opportunity to purchase a 4 bedroom home being renovated to match the new PUD complex currentty under construction. This unit to be sofd as part of association with 12 other townhomes. For information call 646-7171. NP4 LITS TILi 'fWllY snt,- CaJI about this unusual Eastsfde property. Large R-1 lot with alley access. Front house is 2 ~room, 1 bath with separate granny quarters and room tor large RV. Call for Information regar~ the Income. You will be pteasantty surprl . Call 646-7171 . NP5 ••111111 ~ Ult,MI Newty painted 3 bedroom, 2 bath formal living room, convenient kitchen. Combination family room and dining. ExceHent location. Call for Information 646-i'171. HP6 ... "llURI 11 ..... 3 bedroom. 2 bath, family kitchen. 2 patios, near South Coast Metro Area. Close to school and shopping. Priced for quick sate. CaH today. 646--7171. NP7 111111• ·-··.. .. ... 2 adjacent R-2 lots In Costa Mesa redeYek>p- ment area. Value In the land. Approxlmatety 2'4,000 sq. ft. of bulldabte land. Call for Infor- mation regarding this property. 646-7171. NP8 • 11...- Spacious 4 bedroom, 3 bath townhome. With family room or formal dining large patio yard, double attached garage, community pool, spa and tennis. Near back bay. Call now 646-7171. NP9 ••••mnwata Excelleot ca.ta ~ business opportunity. Well eetablt9hed bridal, formal wear and tuxedo rentel lhappe, wen located. Direct alt Inquiries to 646-7171. NP10 NEWPORT BEACH um 11• 2 bedroom, 2 bath. Newport landing near Costa ...._ ctty NI. ewe tor lnformatk>n. 646-1111. NP14 --·~""'VWlt• TERRY McCAROLE-PRESIOENT • -.-fllll ..,.. Newly painted 4 bedroom, 3 bath. Maids room or intaw bedroom and bath down. Formal dining room. Bonus room, country kitchen, laundry off kitehen. Large patio and yard. 2 car attached garage plus carport or boat storage and much more. To preview call 646-7'71. NP11 YDUa•nwmNW r114,111 Impressive corner unit. 2 bedroom\ 2 bath. View from every room. Convenient to beach. Gated guarded community. Call for further infor- mation. 646-7171. NP12 .... , IUCI 119LD S1M,Jll Surrounded by a wooded wonderland. 3 bedroom. 2.5 bath view townhorne. Inside laun- dry, private patio, excellent location In the complex. Community pool. Call for details. 646-7171. NP13 .. ••••Ill 1DUCI S1M,Jll Outstanding, totally upgraded 3 BR. 21h BA townhorne overlooking beautiful meadow. Absofute move-in condition. It's a lot. For details call 646-7171. NP15 OTHER AREAS ........ ... .. Most d4!Mrable Jasmine Creek townhome on greenbelt with view of ocean & hills. 3 bedroom. 2.5 baths. Super Corona def Mar location. CaJI 546-2313. NP10 UHll-.Uw.E ..... Great retirement home for adults over 55, five star park, 2 bedrooms plus den. 2 full baths, pecan paneling & cabinets, large laundry room, wood deck, porch has view of. mountains. 2 patios, large carport. Call 546-2313. HP11 .. .,.._ 11n,111 Very smart custom condo 2 or 3 bedroom. has custom upgrades, parquet flooring, living room & dining area, crackling brick fireplace, custom carpeting. Super buy for you beach lovers. Call ~2313. HP12 . ma 'llRH•• llY P12- Best buy in Irvine. Beautiful 2 story home has been reduoed thousands. Great inner location, first noor has big tMng room, gourmet kl1chen, dining room & powder room. Second levet has huge master suite with bath. two more bedrooms & a bath. Call 54&-2313. HP13 --""'... ,,.,.. Very neat 2 bedroom mobile home with view of the channel. Many upgrades, new vertical blinds. much much more. Possible owner as- sistance In financing. Call Sf6-2313. HP 1~ WILlll._ Ill.,_ Beautiful Corona del Mar. shorecliffs area home with semi-private beach privileges. Huge comer lot. Formal living room with firepface. Family room with ocean peek & 2nd fireplace. Dining area with French dOors leadrng onto huge redwood deck. Gourmet kitchen with ocean '**· Parklike grounds with tall stately coral tr .... Much more. C... 54&-2313. HP15 111&1•••n•n "111IDTDlllf111 • IUL DTl11" A un6Ql'9.,... ~'by C..tury 21 and Century 21 TM.,.... -tht9 trlllfafng is dlelDMO to ha¥ayou out MllnQ immedlatety. W. .. tM Number 1 hOIM .-nQ ayatem ff'I America and we do ha\19 the best training. Cell ROY 548-2313 or PHYLLIS 646-7171 for more Information. 270 f!AST 17TH STREET,COSTA MESA 2790 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA lis ~tlalBu~eSealeN 7~ ,eaqut 9Maepe11t/eJtt 'J2eal £:4-eate (!cl#JNllll iJI tM 1ZatitJM A LOWEST PRICE ...... Bi« Canyon Home. Beautiful Dover completely redecorated, French windows and doors, den with wet bar. Low maintenance garden with large patio and deck. Gated community. Jackie Keigh. GUARD GATED 1535.000 _ Big Canyon. expanded Dover model, 2 BR, 2 BA, built in entertainment center, hardwood floors, crown moldings, wet bar, air conditioned. Land- scaped by Rogers Gardens. Madelyn Gonzales. \ BIG CANYON S1A1Sw000 Lovely traditional family home. 6 BR, 4 BA, with elegant formal marble entry. Large master suite, large private lot with PoOI. On one of Big Canyon's finest streets. Danny Bibb or Step- hanie Grody. FA8ULOUS CUSTOM HOME $1,115,000 Tradldonal Country French, 5 BR, 6'h BA, home. Serene setting on Big Canyon Country Club's 15th hole. Lake view, incredible quality through- out. Danny Bibb or Stephanie Grody. NEW~AIRWAY ONE 12.3115.000 New Fairway One custom home. Outstanding in quality and design. 4 BR. 4'h BA, library spacious master suite. Golf course, mountain and city lieht views ftom every room. Danny Bibb or Stephanie Grody. ING CANYON CUSTOM 12,850,000 Magnificent family home set on one of the largest lots. Spacious rooms. bleached oak noors. 6 BR.. separate large cabana, pool, and spa. Volleyball sportscourt. Danny Bibb or Step- hanie Grody. llG CANYON BEST YEW S3,2GO,OOO Five BR, home with 1 ao· golf course. mountain and city li&hts view. lmPQrted tile roof. makis quarters, c"hildrens wing. Master suite with sit- ting area and balcony. Danny Bibb or Linda Oeth. WA iEAMONT ..LJDO t8LE S1 - -Enjoy a fabulous bayfront lifestyle, 3 BR. 4 BA: dramatic ltving room plus family room home. Larcer lot and ~k. Great location, easy walk to Lido Vlllace. Barbara Aune or Carlyn Callan. 8AYFRONf ll'ECTACULAR 91 -000 Master suite with fireplace and study. ~ wing with large f amlly room and 3 ad jot nine bedrooms. Gourmet kitchen wfth bay view, maids room. Sltp for a large yacht. Barbara Aune or Carlyn Callan. Tbaaka &o c•e ace•le. atatr aad client• of GRUBB A ELLIS our CANTREE baa 2.000 CANS OP FOOD aad ia.._ powina! We are •till aee.epciac :roar doaaUou &o ••Ip feed t•e llomeleH aad •-cry of Ora.ace Coa•t:r. EMERALD BAY E...w.o aAY-ocEM 8ll>E $1,150,000 Older home on good lot with great view and fabuJous potential. We just listed this at $1 ,150,000. Lots of parking. Two stories O.K. Dave Hirschler or Rod Daley. OVERLOOKING BEACH $2,375,000 Terrific new l BR, 4'h BA w/conv. den. Looks down on the private beach & pounding surf. This is Emerald Bay's best location. Seller may earry finandnc to qualified buyer. Ask for Dave HlrschJer or Rod Daley. VIEW WITH IM>AT... Sin.- Slip will accommodate up to a 35' boat. Com- munity pool and sun deck. Two garage spaces. Two BR, 2 BA. Price includes furniture. Gayle Amato. CUSTOM YEW ESTATE '1,-.000 Elepnt 6 BR. and guest quarters in exdusive aru ol Newport Beach. wonderful for entertain- ing indoor and outdoor, large pool, outdoor coOking. Two master suites. Triona Bergin. C.0.11. .. IE WATER VIEW 11,115,000 Dramatic r80• views of ocean, jetty, Catalina and sunsets. Listen to the sound of the waves. Spacious older home with 4 BR. 5 BA. A special C.D.M. opportunity. Lois Jacobs or Linda Oeth. ~OI .}!!!!f 'lo BR 2tL. BA Bluffs '1JlllJllO ,., ~. 7 • n . unit. peffect location, new ~int. well maintained. CommunJ. ty pool Sandie Fix. H.V. HOMES sea.n IMCCAHYOH 4U.n 2 Civic Plaza #100 .. GMATLOCATION .-,.- Very llght and bri&ht. sunny 2 BR. home with upgraded tile floorfnc and white Berber carpet. Immaculate. Trtona Bergin. urnE DOLL HOUSE '211.000 Comfort and luxury in outstandjnc near New- port Center location. Newer 2 BR, executive condominium. La~..community PoOI and spa. Nancy lmbemlno. QUALITY BULT~ MODEL l3Glw900 Three BR, 2'h BA, home with red tile roof, new carpeting. custom cabinetry. Ref1ects outstand· ing pride of ownership. Beverly Duddy. ELEGANT TOWIO• 1321.000 Spacious 3 BR. 2'h BA. end unit. Very light and bright. completely remodeled, has very private patio. Walk to pools, Wildlife Preserve. Triona Bergin. A SPECIAL LOCATION $Ml.SOO In ocean close Corona· Del Mat. 3 BR. 2th BA. family room home overlooks quiet and peaceful park like location. Sparklinc pool and spa nearby. Gloria Robertson 0t Carolyn Lowe. HAMOR VIEW HOIES '450.000 Carmel model, ) BR. family room. great poten- tial, next to greenbelt. Excellent lot. Bring your contractor. Ann Peters. ... ......,.._ MEDfTERMNEM Vl.l.A "'5,000 A decorators dream, whi~hlte. High ceil- ings, red tile roof, professional landscaping. White wooden shutters, extra room for many uses. Assoc. pool & spa. Mali Gulledge. FAia Y HOIE AT,... IEACH 1115,000 Four BR, 2th BA, laree home dose to beach Great place to raise • IJ'OWinc. active family Three car prace for all the toy5. Hobie Denny H.Y. HOlma-IOI *In 1725,GOO Expanded and remodeled 5 BR. model perfect home. Bleached wood floors. French doors and windows. new kitchen and bathroom. Great location. Beverly Morphy. IELCOURT 1115,GOO Arst time offered-Towne Collection Plan c. Two master suites, l BA, IMnc room with two story celllnc. formal diftlne, many customized fea- tures. Belle Partch. ••••can DTAft NCllS .,......., ~ from ~ eour.y petlt In dty of -·~...-StMety 1ocr ~ alcl ptne, fk:us and =ees. sa 8lt. 7 BA. tpeeteaNr pool and .... Madler home Could probably RT-7 ~ aert.a Aune. 1U•D11••CU91'Gll •111• Undef ~ ..... vtewsof the ocZn Md dty ...._ Five or lb bedrooms. elevator. ~ rewls.. To be COHiplde tn the sprint. ~ yow' flnBhes nowt Ann Peters. 11 Llllll Ill.I PllllTE llTE ··-111111 ...._ TUll1lllW. ~ waterfront home was COMPLETELY remc>deted & expanded 2 years ago featur- ing 5 bedrooms, 7 baths, 12' ceilings, exquisite master bedroom w/Hls & Hers baths + aeparate sitting room. P-ter & slip for 50' boat. 3 car garage. Very private yard & patJos. $2,950,000. The best of Llnda18'e. 11'91 PlllE IUICTill . II LI• ISLE PllYITE llTE-llllm ISi 111 FllTllTIO lllTEMPllWIY Recently completely remodeled, this .. • 2111 home feature0~bedrooms, 41h baths, a private r ~ y pool and ex- tensive use "'e..o~.anite and Berber carpet pf us ar ~ ,..,1Dle lighting system. A private pier 8110 slip for a 60 foot yacht is strategically located in front of the home. Huge master suite fronts water. The ul- timate In sophistication. $1,795,000(LH) ,, 11UNU UllMIMECISTIM Charming Old Engltsh home situated on best location of Harbor Ridge features 5 bedrooms, and sweeping staircase in grand foyer. Magnfficent views of ooean and bay to Catalina and Palos Verdes. A gentleman's study, and formal parlor are some of many features. This weft-executed property is offered for $2, 750,000. II.Ill PllCE IEllCTlll . SAi ~ .. ~ I a.E II• PllPEITY ZllDF••ISES Opportunity comes but once In a lifetime for a property such as this. Competety fenced. the horne offers 4 bedrooms + a pool & spa & separate guest quarters. Fabulous views of the Pacific & the moun- tain range, this privte site is situated among $5 Million homes. Stables are already in & ready for your horses. Call for appointment. $1,695,000. / 2321 22U STIED 1 ICIE ClllPl•I PllFESSlllAL TElllS ClllT "Blue Chip" environmental includes pri- vate, park-like custom, brick home on neerty 1 acre with 6 bedrooms, 6 baths, prtyate professional tennis court, grotto-81Yte poof & spa + a true gourmet kitchen. In a word ... Fabulous. $2,895,000 2111 ILTllllll lllVE IRYllE CIYE cnt•• &ATE IUUIEI ClllMlltn Fabulous lrvlne Cove, south of the Coast High- way. this smashing 3 bedroom. 3 bath custom home has been remodeled and includes a completely new lcitchen wtth all new appliances. Fantastic Pacific Ocean View • Very private pool. Th s adult oriented home off«S private. white sandy beach and the "MOST" of the "BEST". Quiet Study. Evef'Ything and onJy $1.'495,0001 corr nrllLT1 COTI:REALTY WOULD LIKE TO ADDRESS YOU 0 LAIE llllWIUI UIYETIEllll 40 ACIEI PllME Ull Located be4ow Cedar irita'" and south of Cedar Ridge Estatr '-Y. '1ay be the last available 8Cr8P' o~y .ush area south of the lake with ~ 1vileges. Land useage Is flexible. O\~r will help finance, will trade, exchange, etc. Asking only $40K/acre. Call for fact sheet. IEWPllT IElllTS ·1/emENWLIT 1111 ••111111111 That's rtghtf 1/4 acre~and wtth a super 2nd story vtew ~ ~ '>riced below lot Ylllue, this~ ft'y . .e deal of the yeart Pr111ntty In· 4..V Oedroom cottaige. Celt for more lnfc."'iil!.adon & a private showing. $575,000. IEWL1111• 760-1900 131 VII LIM Siii FlllLllS LIM &IYFIDIT PllYITE PIEi I SLIP This super waterfront ~ on an over- sized lot features 4 t-i ~ "ls & 4 baths with exceptional "O~Y ->t exposure on Newport Char~ .,gant living room. huge waterfron~ ... oo & separate maid's quarters are just a few of the amenities. $1,425,000 Ill, Ill, .. ll•ES-11'11 What an opportuottytl Only • mites from Bn.n Heed Ski Re9ort & 12 miles from PM-Quftch lake ... this is a fabulous dealfl fncredlbte stream on property wfth 30% pine & ...,.,.. tree COYerage. Just 200 mttes to Laa Vegas. Last large property In area. Airport accee1lbkt. What poeeibffltiesl Only sm.ooo tor the whole parce1. can Bill Cote. .. Lllml 101 UIU ISLE PllYITE UTE 1111•1 ISWI LIYEL Y llLLlllSE This lovely traditional 3 bedroom dollhouse features the finest in quality construction & vaulted ceilings. a gourmet kitchen and pier & stlp for numerous boats to 65'. Lots of storage & ready to move in. Call for appointment. $1,395,000 IEW LISTill 2201 FIESTA ILIFFS -STiii Much desired Linda plan on quiet cul-de- sac. 3 BR, 2 BA, living room with fireplace. The huge, roofed patio could easily be enc:k>9ed to make family room or ad- dltk>nal bedrOOQ'l + ba1h. Beautiful green- belt location. $355,000 t SENSATIONAL SUNSET a. Harbot' view H-.... tey '*'-le ......... _. a Wt.._ bee11 created above th• eatraece hall. Thill ct.wrly dtc•11lu °"' relocAt'°" o4 lllNICC .,._. .....,.... a -1umu11 of efflce11cv with a •llli•11• o4 ,_.._.,Gr••' arM few......_ C.. a..... U... ~ -~-------:...l'f"'•- SUN. SAND. SURF P..u .. lda P•a. .... IM. , ........ "-· CloM 10 .. 111119 choO. fot-OCM• 6 -v ...._ Prtwaa 4ock auaJl•bk . Cali MlchM I Boyii.. Ni'S.71• S7le.71' --. -----=-~ o I , • ' -, l --· , • .. f ---' NEWPORT BEACH OFFICE CORNER OF COAST HWY. AT AVOCADO ~1~.~ Residential Real Estate Services 644-9060 THE 1 COMPANY IN SO. CALIFORNIA IN SALES & LISTINGS NEW LISTINGS PARK LIDO . '195,000 Spacious 3 BR, 2 BA townhouse w/3 car garage, large utility room, private patio, & hardwood floon. A good investment area. BEACON BAY 1450,000 Darling beach cottage plus 1 BR apt io charming Beacon B~. Property orig. family home-could be again. Community tennis-leasehold land. OTHER AREAS OIANGEnEE S 118,900 '"1ell maintained 2 BR, 1 BA. Upper Plan 5 in excellent location. Carpets & drapes are apptox 1 year old. Great price/great value! P AIRVIEW HILL •I 79,000 Fabulous tri-level townhome only 7 years old. Spacious 2 BR 2 BA, A/C, alarm system, 2 patios, and much more. Great complei w/pool & spa. Excellent location. BASTSIDE COSTA KESA tl91,500 Experience the good life in your own 4 BR, 21"1 BA townhouse East Side. Enjoy pool, tennis and Back Bay. FR, 2 car garage. All 4 under 200K. Call to see! COSTA MESA U UJ.,000 Pride of ownership fireplaces in MBR & LR. Must see to appreciate. Storage, s lcyJight., Island kitchen. Quiet location greenbelt. Hurry won't last. EASTSIDE COSTA MESA 1375,000 Charming 3 BR, 21h BA. Recently remodeled home on comer location. Tum key condition. Spacious brick patio & grass play area + 31/t car garage. NBLUB GAIL IANCB M7t 900 Breathtaking views are the aettinr for this 4 BR, quality built tudor home locate<i on one acre zoned equestrian. llll&ALDBAY 18t~800 Fabulous views of Catalina + Canyon. Pak, pool, tennia 3/BR, 3 BA plUI den. Very private ..... deck. beemecl ceiliap. OPEN HOUSES SATURDAY 1-4 THE BLUFFS %&311.AQUETA 3BR $339,000D. GOLDSBERRY SUNDAY 1-4 THE BLUFFS . Zt3l IAQUETA 3BR $339,000D. GOLDSBERRY THE BLUFFS 609 AVENIDA LADER.A 2BR $382,000 K. PARKER " BEACON BAY lBR, 2BR B.V. BILLS 4BR, FR B.V.BOM~ 5BR, FR 29 BEACON BAY $659,poo 0 . VALENTINE S917 PAAK GREEN $698,500 G. LIVINGSTON 1918 POIT CilDIFP $625,000 K. LYNCH CORONA DEL MAq JASMINE CREEK U49,000 Dramatic Plan IV lovely light decor with priva te patios and garden. Spacious 3 bedrooms plus expanded family room. CentraJ air. e.v. mus H49,ooo Four bedroom traditional with 2 cozy fireplaces, formal dining and large family room. Spacious courtyard entry. Located on quiet cul-de-sac. H. V. HILLS '498,500 Wonderful location nut to park! Beautifully refurbiahec:l 4 BR, w/new kitch., baths, french doors, large covered patio in private setting. IAD'IONT tl,250,000 Fabulous contemporary 4 BR, 3 ~ BA perfect in every detail, high ceilinp. wood Ooor, very light, "5' South patio. Room fo.r large boat. WATllRONT COM 111475,000 Great ~tential, remodeVexpand. Prime lo- cation. 4 BR. 31,; BA + much more. Spectaculu lot + view. Motivated a.eller. One of a kind. Will comider all o«en. NEWPORT BEACH BLUFFS $%59,000 Bluffs best buy! 3 BR, with new oak kit cabinets & flooring. 2 story overlooking lovely patio. l BR, dn stairs can be study. Tastefully decorated. BLUFFS '359,000 Exceptional free standing condo in ideal location on greenbeJt. Two lovely patios, completely remodeled, freshly painted. Just delightful. BLUFFS H8!,000 Fabulous condo on wide greenbelt, 1 story end unit. High beam ceilinJs, lots of windows for bright and ch~ feeling. Large brick wrap- around patio. Bluffs best I-story location. BACK BAY '479,000 Wonderful Back Bay home, perfect for the growinK family 4 bedroom. 2.5 bath, sep, fam. room. Hu~e rear yard with separate play area &. t R. V. parking. NEWPORT HBJGHTS Hff,000 Cape Cod tyle w/5 BR. Beamed ceilings, French doors, stained glass windows. LR. FR and master suit,e all with fireplaces. Spacious yard wl pa NEWPORT HEIGHTS '79&.000 Fabulous 180° view of Newport Harbor/entire second floor master bedroom suite. large deck plus patio. Three fireplaces. LIDO ISLE 1799 600 Charming 3 BR. d~n. office on wide lot. M~ter BR overlooks courtyard E"·er)· BR has a pn vate BA. Open ..-bright noorplan"' 'Frenlh doors to large unny patio. HAIBOK RIDGE . sao.ooo A f abulou. 180° view from this e tate home. Quality throughout . 4 BR. ltbran and large family room. Within steps of the pool. One of your most prestigious areas. BIG CANYON U ,396,000 Fabulous cusotm buj)t home overlooltin« golf course 3 bedroom suites, 4 full baths, library, den, plus dream kjtchen with fireplace. Master bedroom on 1st floor. BIG CANYON I l,5t5,000 Enjoy the serenity of living on the golf course! 5 BR, FR, formal DR. AU rooms face the course. Pool and spa grace lush grounds. UDO I l,t00,000 Luxury with incredible views. high MCUrity with 4 BR, 5 BA. Nothing else like it because owner put two units together. BAYSHOIES 11,750~000 Fabulous one-of-a-kind Bayft0nt w/irauy lawn~ huge ~l oveniud deck, 3 alipa. channinc ''old Nnport' oo 1 ~ Be}'9borea lota.. OVER 100 OFFICES TO SERVE YOU IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA -- 7 BAYVIEW DUPLEX Sp.clou• duplex wtthJa w.lklDtl distance to Pa~loa A beach. UP 3BR. 2BA. dea. DN 388. 2BA. Fireplace 18 each ult.. Cd 673-7300 NEWPORT CREST TOWNHOME Two BR. 2~ BA formal dlal .. room. 2 deck.; ocean view from kltcheo a maater ault•. lw9e llvl .. room. Community pool and apa. Call 673-7300 $2.0.000 NEWPORT HEIGHTS Charming home with lots ol wood throughout. French doora to aUDdec:k. wood floors. wood beam celllqs. ()pea aad airy feeU... U yoa •re thJaldat of ranodel&-.. then an plaaa IDClllded In purchue price. Call 673-7300 $800.000 SKI VAIL Peathouae level, heart ol Vall VW.... nepe to Vista Balla Ult. TrMe tMe ..,..~ .. Vall coec1o for Y"f .. ~ .. Newport COIMlo. F• deeoratof perfect. a8 ,_ .. awl 1e VOtlr .......... lllell C..673-7* NEWPORT CREST TOWNHOME Two BR pla dea. 2~ BA. quiet cad oe Kamalii' Court. Ceramic tile In atry UICI ldtchen. flrepaace la llvl.. room. O.e of the but locatioaa la the Crnt. Comm pool/t•aal•. Call 673-7300 $265.000 CHARMING UDO ISLE HOME Street to •treet lot. Lovely MCo.d atory maater Mite with a.,.. auadcc:k. Beam e....._ die ftoon. plutat:a.n ahutten. I flreplKa. Aleo forleue. c.u 673-7300 UDO ISLE Rare ftad 3 car..,.... o. Udo. Street to atreet lot with ~ home Mitt aroad beautlhl patio. t BR. 2 BA. Iota o1 wta4owa ... wood beam eellllll9 la llvl .. room A kttcbea. Call 673-7300 . 1710.000 -lfTA'T")~ ••~• T nu vn•~._. ......... ,,... .. "'111!~~~ ... ,~~"""',,_,""""'.._~~...,..._. ...... ,..,...~_...._.._.....,.....,.,,__...,.. __ _,._. DAILY PH.OT/BA&. UTAT8••••11!1••·--------------------------SATUllDAY Nove.-er 26, t,_/PAGa 9 ---GEORGE ELKJNS--- coMPANY 8£\IUlY HILL<; HA"ICOCk PARK NEWPORT BEACH EASTBLUFF'S BEST BUY SINGLE LEVE. 4 llEOROOM HOME · This lovely home is located near Eastbluff's rommunity part & 1s on 1 of the largest lots 111 Eastbhltt. Room tor a pool or tlP'RSIOn. Mint cond. w/many upgrades· trench drs & windows. kitchen w/new tile, cabinets. GE microwave/oven & garden wmdow security system. & a new roof. Great for entertaining with an extra large dlm11& rm & eatmg nook off kitchen w/bay window. A beautiful family neigh· borhood near schools. churches. tennis & pa1ks. $449.000 BLUFFS. OREA TL Y REDUCEbl SINGLE LEVEL END UNIT · Freshly painted with new carpet. new 1>1lotless stove & oven. new tale. counter tops, fixtures & mirrored closet doors. AJr conditioned plus air electuc cleaner and security system Spacious & private patio overlooking greenbelt & pool Very conve- nient location-walk to EastbluH shopp!Q& center. CdM high school. churches. tenms & park. This PfOperty 1s 1n mint cond1hon & ready for you to move mto Price includes the land. Reduced to $267.300 OPEN SAT-StM 1-4·30 2401 VISTA HOGAR. BLUFFS. N.B. BLUFFS. OWNER RETIRED REAJ>Y TO MOVEt · This owner IS ready to move. so submit all otters! Sharp, clean & affordable 3 bdrm, 2\i ba. Enclosed private patio with pretty flowers & plants.. Easy bving 10 beautiful Newport Btadl & convenitnt to all Wal~ to community pool, Eastblutf shoPP1n& center. tennis. churches schools. & parks. Affordable pnce includes the land. S269.000 OPEN SAT·StM 1 ... 30 2710 VISTA DEL ORO. BlUFfS, N.B. BLUFF'S "ONE OF A KIND." 180° PAM- OAAMIC VIEW · Ex,panded. remodeled & upgraded. ttus property is unique & different from afl others 1n the Bluffs. At the time of onginal construction. 2 bdrms & bath' were added below the main levet Master bdrm ste on main level has an enlarged bath area. 1acuw tub, sky lights. separate shower & walk1n closet Hfihly upgraded throughout w/large tamlly rm & spacious dlnmcfkvrng rm area. New kitchen appt1ances. 11\Slde laundry area & entrance to home from attached &arage. This IS trul~ a rare beauty! $510.000 Fee NEWPORT HACH PENTHOUSE MAG- NIFICENT OCEAN/BAY VIEW · This penthouse unit has one of the best views rn Vdla Balboa. Two room bedroom suites each with pnvate bath and balcony. Upgraded carpeti,._ skyl'ltlts. fireplace & 1nsade laundry. Walk to the beach or enioy the pool & tenms. Stcunty but"" & ~ted community. ~n now IOI awointment to see. $350.000 SEUD DEIPERATE·8U9111T AU OF- FERS · Elecant Newport North townhome. Dr~. charm. style ... this home has it alll> The entry ftows into an expansive b~ and dintnc area wtMch soars 2 stones in hecht. The kitchen is open to the drm, enhlncrnc the friendy, mtotmal amblanct. The downstairs mstT ste is completely separate from the 11PStatrs bdrm, an Ideal 11rancement tor a tewcer. The loJt. dramatically ovttlooklnl the lrm llVtS thG home special eittterntnl Pnce reduced to $2St,OOO PAUi DESERTS FEELING WITHOUT LEAVING NEWPORT · Beautiful Newport North Wiiia. Featunnc 3 BR. and family room. Complete downstairs covtrd 1n ~vers.. Outside you·n find a lap . pool, and spa with larre ~bO for entertatnlflt A must see. $550.000 Of'EN ~y 1-4:30 3000 CORTE PORTOFWO. NWT NRTH VlLAS. N.B. ,_C'WPOAl 8£ACH ~ PALM OCS£Rl SA,.. OICGO SAN FRANCISCO PR .. LOCATION BLUFFS. NEW LISTING · Prestitious "G .. plan. 3 BR 11-BA. expansive lush greenbelt sunset & back bay balcony views Beamed uthedral ceiling. walls ot glass ttle entry w1th mirrored stairway w/hand turntd banister and rails. 3 hold putbng green. Huge kitchen with plCkled cabmetry Security system $415.000 CORONA DEL MAR ( HARBOR VIEW HILLS · Featured in Sunset Macaz1ne. tt11s home ~presses 1ndmduality and u.celltnt taste 1n decorating and landscaping. located on a quiet cul-de-sac 1t offers 5 SR. 3 BA. family room ~ pool in a spacious garden settlnc.. ExpanSJOn and remodehng make this home truly special. ,complete with ocean and mountam vttws. ~U for othu'Uetalls and Vltw1ng of this lovely tamdy home offered at $780.000. HOP, SKIP ANO JUMP TO THE OCEAN · Enioy lmnc 1/2 block from the beach in thJS beaullf ully landscaped, ""1·marntamed home 2 bedrooms. 2'7 baths with ocean view from cozy family room and spectacular panoramic view from sundeck Secluded patio ad)olns the liV'lng room and dlrung area New root. new floor covermgs, cower plumbing. Onwer may carry s12eable 2nd trust deed. Corona def M.ar living at its best! $625.000 WONDERFUL FAMILY HOME ON COR- NER LOT .. Ol' COM · This ~meo H!Plands. home has K.Cess to 3 pm ate beaches. New roof. brand new carpet. hardwood floors, f rench doors & windows. Decorator wallcovtnncs & crown mouldings. A true value. $535,000. I HUNT1NQTOM HAMOR I MAGMFICINT .ail~ HOIE · 68 feet on ttlt water wrttl a 60 tt. boat dod. Built by Shlptro. Pool and spa, Tited pabO on the water ere.at for entertllntflC. Bar 111 the f amlly rm thJt looks strarcflt down the bay. Laree NSter sulle w/srtt1nc rm and firet)tact Natural surHlte throuctiout Formal dlmnc rm w/a ldlant ICflt hxtvre. Thcs home IS 11r conditioned & located on a pnvatt strltt close to buctl. restaurants. & ~$9001000. 759-9100 -· _[ SAN CLEMENTE I SAN CLEMENTE'S ''TAJ MAJAL" ENTERTAINMENTS' DREAM Situated on a hillside with a commandmg view ot the Pacific Ocean and city of San Clemente. this 5 bdrm custom hone is for the person wanbng somethmg unique & spectacular Dr a matic entry w/sllyltgbts. spamsh trle floor. and a l 7ft Ko1 pond, surrounded by lush trppecaJ plants ~nd tall palms Mulb level w/circular stairway & suspended dinmg area between 1st and 2nd floor over~mg the magn1heent view through 2 story high windows.. Maid's dquarters over garage and master bdrm has fireplace & separate office A game room 1s also included w pool table & spa The $495,000 lust trust deed is assumable and owner may carry 2nd T D Call today for appt lo see $599.500 I TRABUCO CANYON I W1LDEANESS RETREAT TRABUCO CA- NYON . If you want to get away from the hustle & bustle ol crty hie & back to nature. this home 1s tor you It t.s surrounded by mountains. trees. streams. & wild hie Custom built throughout w1th huge master bedroom. walk1n closet Iott. family room. hvmg room. den and doub4e carage built 1n 1985. this 2200 SQ ft retreat is completely self contamed and debnetely ··0nt ot a Kind· Travel a lew miles past O'Neil Park on an unimproved road $125.000 on federal lease land I RENTALS I NEW NEWPORT BEACH CONDO 2 BR. 2 BA near PCH and SuptflOI Secunty bu1ldtnc Com. pool & S?1' $1.495/Mo NEW 2 STORY NEWPORT BEACH TOWN HOUSE · 2 BR. 2 8A. one up, one down. 2 car garaee & laundry facrhty. All wtute urpetinc & drapes Sl.500/Mo. LI)() ISLAND WATERFRONT · Spacious and attractive 4 BR. 4 BA home w 'pier and sltp tor 45' boit 2 w fllate. Avltlab6e Nov 16th Ye.art; ltase at $8,000/Mo NEWPOltT 8EACH Bl.Uff8 · knmat. 3 BR. condo, com. pool & convtnient to all. Immediate posstSSIOn $1,350/Mo. PAGll 10/SATUmlAY Nover•er Mi. 1 unalff: Pia IUI CT ... lt•,111 ._...all aw 11, -.111 Lowest priced 2 SlOry in .EastbluH 3 BR, 2.S BA, Totally l"""OOdeled contemJi>OIWY 2 story home at dining room & family room. Very large 12,450 sq. the very top of Spyglass Hill. 5 BR. tam. nn, ~· ft. Profes&onally landscaped with spa, gazebo.~ & master bedroom, Berber carpeung, seJ>?.rate 120 ft. l d run. Ask foe... h doors and windows,. new kitchen and PHIL & EuGlNJ1 STA.RKENBURG ba All this plus a gated pool and1pa and large tenaining area. One of a kind! For your per- sonal showing ask. for ... EllTRUff: UllflT M9fl 1417,• ESTHER Y MfK Spacious floor plan, + ideal for entertaining. Gorgeous private patio lots of used brick. You must see this one! Ask for ... PHIL & EUGENIA STARKENBURG EAITll.Uff: VEii, JUST UITED -·-The only view home now available in F.astbluff, totally remodeled. The expanded Master suite includes walk-in closed, separate "jacuui" tub, and lots of imported tile. Great sunset and city lights view from master BR, LR, & FR. For a private shoW!ng call your F..astbluff specialists. PHIL & EUGENIA STARKENBURG ... 1111,• Just listed!! This charming property is in an ideal corner location. Highly desireable area. 3 BR, 2 BA, living room, f.amily room. Hurry won't last. Call now fol' jllrivate sho~ . BILL A DONNA WEBSTER i.ac .. 1 11• Spacious 2 bedroom + den 2 bath, dramatic firep~. large deck 1,54-41111..~ feet_ Ask for ... LEE CHESTERFIELD .. ... Ill 11111 ft1A 1441,- Be the first to move in! Single family detached 3 BR, 2.5 BA 2 story cathedral cei.linp-all cream white carpeting plus marble & kitchen flooring. Master Suite on 1st floor. Premium lot for privacy. Ask for ... JOANN KENTON Wl'lm..UX ..... New carpet, new paint upgraded appliances. 11lelle units have it all. 3 BR. 2 BA, fireplaces. large yard. Plenty of parking. Excellent renta. Ask for ... LEE CHESTERFIELD • CllTll ,... 1111,• Lowly McClain Big Canyon "Oakcrest" model 2 BR, 2 BA on ooe level. Many uJ)8l"'&des, leC.'W'ed entry, 8eCUttd parking, A..x:iation pool, spa, tennis. Aile for ... CLJF A E'L YNN KEMP OPEN8UNDAY1s-.-&68BA18LAND I .. Fii Tlf lllalYI 1477,• With this 5 BR. you will have room for all the kids and relatives. There is room for ent.enaining in the fonnal livinl & dining room. ~ well as fam. nn., kitchen and s-tio areas foe wlien you need to expand for the holid_ap. A.t.k for ... MAXINE GOLDEN .. LDIW 1174.- Aftordabte pri~ in Newport Beach. Two BR, I~ BA townhouses. Great location. Close to beach. Two car detached garase. Call for details. DELlA DELGADO l +AClfl CIFHFRCAl 1111,- Pomona north Garey St. 7.olled C-4 and M-1 dty cooperative. Great for fM\ food. Excellent aa:ess between 2 freeways.. $7 per 1q. ft. TOM ALLINSON SHARON VOGT ....... 1111.• ~y Oce.n, Bay, and Oty Lighta view. Ex- panded 4 BR. 3 BA family & bonus room. Home. Call for additional info. and your penooal view- ing. Ask foe ... JANE SUNGAILA •••nmtn ftl ••IDBT 1111,• Thia cnzy three BR. l" BA home is cbe to both 9Choo1a and ahoppinc. Huny with your check and pa.int brush!! Thia one won't lMt! Call now. BILL A DONNA WEBSTER WBIBJ& 11.-.e 2 BR. 2.5 BA with all new paint top io bottom. New J.iPt berber carpet. Large sunny 1>9tiolyard. Condo ,__ lulb ,.-eenbelt and anly step to community pool/llJL Includes refriaerat.or, wash- er/dryer, microwave, 1>9tio furniture. No peta. Available immet:fiat.ely. Ask fer ... PAULA BAILEY •Al&IH ..,.,... Pool & 5,000 ~ fL &~--family bG:ne in Dover Sborea. 5 M . , cat~· 2 pYt beeches! Brand n. ~ & paint. · MON~ A &UQGIERJ llYllDI DZICI 1411 • A1mmt brand new-not a nail hoJe in the \:ii!. AD white decor, carpeting, tile floorinc & plantation shutters. 3 BR. 2.5 BA. F .R., aprinkJen & malibu l.iihb1 fruit trees. J.M. Peten plan 5. AM lot' .•. tlOANN KENTON •TIA .. -•Hllm. 11,m.111 Moor your own yacht to your pier and receiw excellent income from your duplex. One of the most spectacular locations in Newport on the water. Excellent as an invescment property or convert to ai.ngle family residence. Spectacular views, owa sandy beach, pler' for up to 3 boats. S BR, 2 BA up. 2 BR. 2 BA down. Fireplace each unit. Call for your ~nonal ~-GAIL TAYLOR ••Ill 11111 n.u 1171,• Scrumptuous bnnd new all white and cream villa. Ught, bright,· and beautifUl! 3 BR, 2.5 BA ''Casa Marbella'' w/French doors and windows galore, marble entrance and kitchen floor, white washed kitchen cabinets. 2 fireplaces. one in master suite, walk-in cloeet and fabulous mast.er bath Pool lize yard. Ask for ... GAIL TAYLOR A RONDA BBIN OPEN SAT l ""'· SUN 1-5-3080 co an MA•IN • CllYll.. lllllll 2 elegant 8nJedmoor plans to diome frcim 4 BR. 2.5 BA SM,000. 2 BR. 3 BA 895,000 both with many UPlf'ldea and &oYely Rtting. Far exclUlive showinea Mk for ... .CJJP A E'L YNN KEMP -..... -.111 Enter throuah p.rof esaionally lanchcaped courtyard into um new 3 BR home wtlh marble entry floon. Larae family room with itl own powder room. Walk to hahion Ia1and & the beecha. Mk for ... DBLIA DELGADO 11•11 llEll 111111 l41IMI Beautiful home on one of Harb« Viewa -..i Joe.. 3 BR, 2 BA, room for expamicn & pvt pool. Cathedral oetuno in livine rm, family rm & c!inina rm. New •&:'ii..,..., wy & briaht. open floor l)lan. great en~ Alk for ... OPD BAT 6 SUN 1-1. 91M6 Pbn Ba18TOL JUWWO & LSI I IP•ll ... 1111,111 3 bedroom home in dmireable Hatbol' view hills. lnvitina patio hM apa. flrepit and water fountaln. Great foi couple or family, Alk for ... VIRGINA SW AN OPBH 8VN 1-4. 110'7 llACaUT .. ~MOT[mALD'l!Ml .. ___ ll!ll __________ ll!lll _____________ IAlluill~•s I 2 I .. ....,..... 11 .Lii.PEHA._ Ma.Ill Brand new 4 Bil, 2.5 BA fully lanidlcaped home with 2 patio&. JPJepnt 2 1&ory volume ceilinp. ~ livine ...,., aowmet kitchen with ceil- inl to counter garden window. Ask for ... JANE SUNGAILA N"IUllY Ablolutely immaculate home in gated communi- ~-Partial ocean view and away form Coast Highway. Totally remodeled with designer taste. French doors and used brick throughout. Tiled kitchen with oak and glass cabinets, su~zero refrigerator and much mroe. High beamed ceil- inp in LR and FR. Exquisite landlcaping with Uled brick and tile. Hurry, owner bought another. Call me '°t;'~ELA BURMEISTER •-c1-u1 ... 11m CITlllll llEW ..,. Dramatic uJ>lnded 2 BR + den condo. Hardwood floon in entry + kitchen with extensive u.e of plantation shutters. Carefree living at its best. Total security. Ask for .. RONFELSOT , ... mnlB.ll aa• Expanding family forces sale! New 2 bedroom, 2 bath with two car attached garage in C«ona del Mar. Light, bright & spacious. Plantation shut- ters, French doors. gourmet kitchen & MORE! Large sunny patios. Great for senior citizens or investors. Owner will consider all trades!! Ask for ... MARIA ELENA BANKS 0 REALTORS .... llftl llR Cl•I llllLlll JUST REDIXX>RATED THROUGHOUT. In- cluding new kitchen and balha, Subzero refri&'er- ator, J.i&ht oak cabinets, oveniad jllcuzzi. mirrors, Italian tile, wool Berber, air. Bayview; with slip available. Ask for ... DENNE SODERLING Bflllt • lllfl llT M.m.111 SOPHISTICATED, CUSTOM HOME ON HUGE LO'I'! Open. speciotJs; luxurious appoint:menta and fumishin&s. Kitchen deqJled for a connoimew'! Designed tor gradoua living and entertalning. Haa huge dock, 6 BR. 5 BA. 3 f pk:s. Lap pool and spa in private __J>A:tio on the bay. Ask for ... DENNE SODERLING "f Plll''•Tmm.lffl 141 .... VIEW!! Most desirable floorplan in lush aeUing. View of back bay, canyon & fashion island. 3 bedroom, 2~ batn.. Vaulted ceiling in living & dining rooms. Separate family rooms. Ught, height & spacious throughout. this home is a value!! Ask for ... MARIA ELENA BANKS ·-~······ ..,. A circular drive way leads to this very apedoul 4 BR home with 2 fireplaices. French doors. M~x ican tile Oooring in kitchen & family room. DMigner' carpet tbrouchout. Pool me yard. very ·vate. Owner will CODlider' trade. Aw•mehle f:: that owner ma_y ~ Ask for ... LU CHESTERFIELD .... ern•,. • 11 mm a.m.111 0...... country ~ home oo 1.8 ac:rs near Rif'.Hne Coumry Club. 9,000 lq. ft. with 5 BR, 5 BA. pool. and 5 mil barn. Roam tor N /S tennis court or ridinl m. Fabulous Master suite with littin& room & spa. Deoorat.or fwniahincs nego- tiable. Ask for ... JO ANN UNTON ••• llEll lllllEl lfAIE ll!lllW Sunny & bright. Beautiful 3 BR, 2 BA. large family room, skylight, large yard cloae to .chool community pool and shoppina! Ask for ... JULIA LIAO ••••• •• .-r mm It's bard to believe, but you can find a spacious 2 BR, 2 BA condo in Newport. Super location, cloee to sbopi>ing, restaurants. park. Quiet secluded complex. Ask for ... ANN HAWKEY • mt• 1711,m One of Bia c.anyon'a largest single s1ocy homes. 4 bedroom. 2.5 betha. pool & spa. For detail& ask for ... JANE SUNGAJLIA llflUIRE lllfl llU P•UllE -.- Fapec;•ny private 3 BR, 2 BA large and expansive firepl.-:e, 50' bayfront patio, private marina for 1arse boat, lecluded pool and private 2 car garage on prefernd Lido Peninsula. Call for appoint- ment. Alk for ... LYNNE LINDSAY ... TlllU .. 1111'1 ....... Broedmoor plan 4 superb view of night lichtL FJmellent landlcaping and strmc Hcnec•wntn >..tx:. 2 BR. Giant Bonus Rm.. study and privllCy. Available by Nov. 1st. TOM ALLINSON SHARON VOGT OPEN SUN 1-6. 13 ROC&"i' I.NOLL IUCI IDIUT sm.111 1be beach life awaitll~~ g 3 BR, 2 BA home on R-2 lot. Home ~ ocean view, & private patio. Just S\ ~'°the beach! Ask {or RONbABEIN , I 780-6000 m !Wllf ICCiWllCY.uAR 11,11119 Nearly new free standing townhome in Costa Mesa. 3 BR. 2.5 BA 2 car attached garage. Ceramic tile, oak, and very nice. Good locait.on. kids o.k ... Available now. Ask for ... CLIF A E'L YNN KEMP ..• ..... Woodbridge Arborlake 3 ~R. 2.5 BA beautifully decorated 2 story end location with separate dining room. family room, den, and breakfast nook. Steps to lake with mini view. Ask for ... RAY DAVIES .. , •• , 1111,m A city liahta view from this beautiful, claaaic. 4 BR heme hJcb.Uchted with bleached oak floon, plan- tation lhutten aown mouldinp plus room for a pool Call for~ private showing. Ask for ... DELIA DELGADO w11an111.. mm PRICED TO SELL NOW! In Newport Beach.. 2 BR. mobile-home, clubhouses. pool, spa. Motivated teller. A1k f0t ... VlllGINA SWAN ( • ~••• 1•c1111 11...,.. Ou1St.aoding panoramic view. Security building. $1500/MO. Ask for ... VIRGINA SW AN OWNER WANTS THIS LEASED SOONl 111111 II MUr• 117- Fanme Mae owned, 2 st.cry mndo, FHA ap-- prowd. 2 BR, 1 BA. San Juan C..pistrano. Good income ratio. Ask foe ... RAY DA VIES, JR. ....... 114.m Rare time share opportunity oo the beach in Laguna. Enjoy all the advantages of tune sh.are and wacch this investment grow. Other ,invest- ment opportunities available also. Ask foe .. CLIF A E'LYNN KEMP •••Wll .,.,.,.. Bnnd new J.M. Peter's 4 BR. 2.5 BA home. Wght and bright and beautilully appomted. Fully land- scaped with two pa_!ios. Ask for ... JANE SUNGAILA ISTmlml -.- Over 2.000 ~· ft. in a beaut1ful N ..B. Cmvou.nity spacious 3 BR. 3 BA home with a large kitchen, cathedral ceilings and private spa in pat.lo. A really quality lifestyle location that must be seen to be appreciated. C.al1 now for your pnvate sbo~:Ltf6.noNNA WEBSTER Exclu i\'e Affiliate in Orange Count) HARBOR RIDGE A warm traditional family home of the highest standard, with an open flowing floorplan with six bedrooms, four and one-half baths. Oak stairway, gourmet kitchen aod a refrigerated wine cellar. Great outside entertaining area with built·in BBQ, pool and spa, all professionally landscaped with ocean. bay and city light views. $2,S00,000. Ad #005 HUNTINGTON HARBOR Large corner lot affording privacy and room for two large yachts. Four bedroom, three bath home bounded by 142 feet on the water. Extensive use of marble in bathrooms, new carpets, fireplace and wet bar. Very large waterfront decks perfect for entertaming. Hard to duplicate! $1.095,000. Ad::008 LAGUNA BEACH Breatbtak.ing country French borne completed in exotic w~s. located on two lots at Victoria Point. Fantastic ocean coasthne views. Four bedrooms, four baths. two fireplaces, solid oakwood floors five oceanview decks, beveled and tulip windows. Very large 'family home with exceptional. yards comglete with fruit trees. Steps to charming Victoria Beach. $1 ,295,0 0. Ad #OOl WEST NEWPORT DUPLEX A terrific income property close to the beach in West Newport. Two units. each with two bedrooms, one and one-half baths and a fireplace. Four-car carport, plus additional off-street parking. $395.000 Fee. Ad;;rOOl BALBOA ISLAND DUPLEX Outstandmg Value! Choice location in first block from the bay with some view Three bedrooms. two baths in upper unit. and two bedrooms one bath tn lower unit. Two car gara ge plus carport Call now for a private showing. $645,000. Ad#OlO LA GUN A OCEAN VIEW LOTS Build your custom home in this excl~ive, gated .development above Laguna Beach and enjoy the sweeping ocean, c ity, m~untatn and canyon views. Limited to just fou~ natu~al·grad~ bu1ldable sites each owner will also have an und1vlded interest m nearly 7 acr~ of prestine open space for recreational and agricultural use. Ready for your home with all utilities in. Priced from $399,000. Ad # 025 BELCOURT HILL Ocean. Catahna and city lights view from this stunning townhome Tastet ully decorated and furnished in ultra-quality modern. New blond hardwood flooring, Berber carpeting, custom window shades and shutters. Dramatic custom lighting throughout. Air conditioned. upgraded security system, three car garage, guarded gate. Offered fully furnished at $795,000 Ad-#018 SPACIOUS HOME IN PARK-LIKE SE'ITING NEW LISTING-On a quiet. street of outstanding homes. this immaculate 5 bedroom, 3 bath residence is on a large park-like.lot in Orange. U you are looking for a spacious ho~e :v"th spar~g pool and spa in a bea~~if ul country setting, ~on t rruss this. Highly upgraded with amenities too numerous to lisl $425,000. Ad#004 OUT OF AREA-VINEYARD Riverside County, one-half hour south of Palm Desert. Forty acres of grapevines and a fabulous home, professionally furnished and decorated. Great opportunity for investor, rancher, owner. Ter· rific view of the valley and Salton Sea. Home bas a swimming pool, deck. large patios, and room for tennis courts. Grapevine acreage producing table grapes. Owner will leate back or service the seven year depreciation. Only $750,000. Ad #007 SPYGLASS A real Gem on Spyglass, views of city lights, mountains, Harbor Ridge, partial ocean from garden. New French d~ tbrougbo~t Customized painting in and out, oew marble floors Ul foyer, family room and kitchen. Upgraded landscaping and seewity system. $695,000. Ad#019 NEWPORT ISLAND Discover "Newport Island," the quiet bide-a-way island on the Peninsula. A four bedroom. including a master bedroom with a private sundeck and spa, two bath, two story home .. A warm, open living room with used brick fireplace, oak flooring, remodeled gourmet kitchen. Asking $445,000. Ad#014 · HARBOR RIDGE No ex(>ense bas been spared to create this architectural muter- piece. The flawless detail of design and coostruction is not unlike a fine work of art. The generous use of slate, copper and other quality materials cannot be matched. Comprising siX spacious bedrooms. five and one half baths, parking for as many as five automobiles, this estate offers tbe maximuin in luxurious UVing. Outstanding bay and night light views. In the finishing stages of construction now, decorative finishes may be selected by the purchaser. Call today for a private viewing. $2,950,000. Ad#Ol7 IRVINE TOW~HOME JUST LISTED! Lovely ()ep,.r+·· \ "''°me facing Doe Trail. Two master suites with priv. ~~U a powder room. Close to community pool, school:.$ • ..upping. Easy freeway access. Won't last long, so call no*' $174,900. Ad#006 WOODBRIDGE-SOMERSET JUST LISTED! Expanding family forces the sale of this charming two bedroom. one and one-half batb cottage. Best Woodbridge location, only steps from community pool, spa and part tbat includes associ.ation-<>wned tennis courts. Energy-savin1 bot· water beater and inside laundry. Only SHS,000. Ad#OOl 7S9-6700 S Corporate Plaza • Newport Beach, California 92660 808 a DOVIE KOOP BOB & DOVIE KOOP # 1 RE/MAX Agent 8 out of 10 years in the State of Cali- fornia. Ranked nationally in the top 10 RE/MAX Agents for 10 years consecutive. When you want Results CALL THE BEST The Market Is Ready For Your Home-So, Call The Koopa And L~at Today! .llST IEllCEI onn•ms1u1 llFE I SEClll WITI SEIS&TlllW. UllM I ICW YIEWS If security is what you want. security is what you'll get In Villa Balboa! JusL beyond the privae guarded gates lies an· executive suite that Is so special, words cannot do it justice. Offered are 2 bedroom, 2 bath, in- . door laundry, and fabulous views! Some of the designer furnishings are available for purchase. BUYER HAS BEEN TRANSFERRED & IS OUT OF KLEENEX ... SUBMIT "OFfERSI .,, .. ....... ,. . . Select """'ed . IEWE lllL 11111 Closed stables plus 3 open stalls. Lrg shaded grooming area. lrg ·track room. separate hay & feed storage room, l'\00. Includes sliding glass windows. ... ~ spray system plumbed tt---Q ._ .... ea. Also, large fenced dog 's .. 1e1. ABOUT THE HOME ... 4 bedroo1 .• ~ bath very sharp home w/3 car garage. 10 car off street parking. RV or boat parking, fire & police protection svs- tems. $468.IXR1 F• IETAU-.. , .... ULL -I lml IW .,_. U1-1211 ma II IA,_ .. IBIT11 111.Llll,&MIMEMlllP Own your own home with as little as 3% down Md aave money through tax benefit.s. IYllUIU •WJ um llAIT ••1 Super nice three bedroom. two bath condo. Wetl tocated In gated community that hU just been pelnted tn greys. w• to South Coast Plaza. Enjoy ... thts Md three pooes 1or •• ,. UW,&•WRZ ...... -__ .. ? • --·· PR DUR FlllLY Tl WIU FIR YIU SPYGLASS HILL CUSTOM Five SA, <41h BA, two famity rooms. new gourmet kitchen, four car garage. Private electric gated entrance. Just completely remodeled. City and Mountain views from this 5,300 sq. ft. custom. house. Asking ... 11,250/llo. BOB OR BOB JR. watalFf VfllfY cute Family hOme, well located near ~ and shopping. Comfortabte IMng ~ include femity room, IMng room, three bedrooms, two baths, large frQnt, and beck yard with a pooC & a two car gw._ This one won't a..t long. .,.,.,_ -·~-- HARBOR RIDGE A clletlncllw ._.. ..,.._. for grKloue lwtng. lac1t1d In "'9 pr• ....... fwd ...... COllllltUnltJ ol te.t»or ...... •. QIMe .... ,,.... ..... of OcMn,.., ac......- • ........... Nd brtdl In entry, .ertum, kttcMn a 1peclaue dick • ~ .... COftdllloHlftl for WenMt "NEWPORT"'_,. • LOMIJ prd wlllt room for a lap poof TNl,......MIM......_Sbedrooma. S.S ...... ......, room. lergegame '°°"' a seer.--. Fot JOUI' ............... eel 808 & DOVIE KOOP 831-1288 NEWPORT CREST Poputllr PW! VI has been conwrted to 3 bedrooml Md lllow•d for a giant muter ...._ 2.5 betM. loft9d c11Hnga, bright & """'Y kitchen, tllmly room with nice deek, ~ 1MnQ room. 2 cs gerege & moret ...... BOB a DOVIE KOOP -· I •• '-... ..,, _,.,. ,,,_,, ... .,.,, ........... .. ......... ............ .... $ ..,,, ......... '-,.. .... ........................ ~ lnlt' a '11¥ ..... ,..., ,_, ,..._ a = llr1..._. ...., I Ir. fllnr,a' ,.,..1 • .._111s11t ...... ,... ................... ............................ 11• ,.... ........ 11, 711,800 , •• Fer a Pm• Sla1ftlc Call 1111 •YIE IMP 131-1211 72ece11t Satu 10 QUALIFYING 2 BR. 1 AB townhome In Mesa Verde. Assume FHA $85,000 loan at 11%. Pay only $979. per month. Enc. gar. w/d hookups. Call for more info. w/d hookups. Call for more Info. $122,MO lllE llC t&IUlll IUITIFIL TIWIHOME II IEWEI CIMPLU 2 BR, 21h BA -Huge master suite w/wlndow seat. Lots of tile-upgraded plus carpet-vaylted cetllngs. French doors, fireplace. built-In Oak Hutch alt on the Eastside. Call before It's too late. '"" .... $2,IOG MWM 2 bedroom condo. Extra large patio. Security gated, walk to Performing Arts Center. .... MIZllWlll PRICE REllCTlll $&0,000 Newport's secluded hOme large lot w/sunroom. 3 BR, 2 BA, gorgeous backyard & pool. 11111& ....... CUSTOI HllE SITE Buildable site on hill top with 360° view. 11.46 acres with 750 producing avacado trees. Gr•t investment today and future! Total price a 11 .... ,,,,, WHY REIT WIEI Yll CU OWi? Best buy In Newport 8-ch. 2 BR, den, 1~ BA, townhouse. Great lo- cation. Walk to beach. 2 car gar_•· Call for details. sn..- bYLM mAll.I IEWPORT IEACH . Spacious 2 BR, 2 BA townhome'. Perfect for singles. two car garage. Beach living at Its best. Submit your offer.· · 1nawm TOWIHOIE IEAUR 3 BA, 2 BA dining room, clean. Vil- lage. walk townhome with new de- signer carpet & paint 2 car attached garage with community pool, rec- reational facilities. Don't delay. -•uz..aa1 .... COSTA IESI UllEll S 110,000 Huge corner lot, 3 BR, 1% BA, family room overlOOklng large yard. RV ac- cess, near South Coast Plaza. Ask;'lj a1n .u1111u•11111 llCI Ill lllllilll Absolutely best bet Back Bay buy In Eastside Costa Mesa. 4 BR. 2'A BA. Quiet location. Approx. 1,800 9Q. ft. Hurry on this buy. 11 ...... -ILIZ~ 631-1266 USTSllE CM I-PLO f Seldom on rnMcetf Four large bedroom unlts. Erdoeed gar9ge1, plus off street parking. Exoeflent lo- cation In Eaataide Costa Meta. Per- fect opPortunlty to make some money. For detalla, calf... ,.__ .... 4 IEllllM llHI 1210,000 Lovely f,pgraded family home near South Coast Plaza . rm- maculate-newty painted, afr oon- dltionlng, with water sottner, Inter- com. BeautJ~~ng. EISTSllE TOWllOIE Dramatic 3 bedroom, 31h ~aths, vaulted ceilings, sunken living room, brick fireplace, double car gar~ $211 lllllT•l•D IOVE Ill.HT 11 To this Impeccably maintained East- side townhome 3 BR, 2.5 BA, bleac~ wood cabinets, recessed llghtfy, large deck area with 10= designer garden. -SHI .......... "SllPPY FIBI!" Super Huntington Beach 4 bedroom pool home in great Brookhurst lo- cation: flreplace, large yard, close to school. cul-de-sacl Just listed! ---...... USTSllE HIME T errlflc 3 bedroom house In perfect condlUon. Extra large lot, double car garage, fireplace, private patio & much more. Oesireable location. Just listed. Offered at Ull,111 lllllT-.&JID lllLIEIS IPEllALll Prime Newport HeigtJll lot wtth 2 BR cottage dole to eveeythJng= ...... MIU VEllE Piil l•E Lovely 3 bedroom poot home In Mesa V•de. Completety "O,._ odeled wtth lavl8h UM of oe ... ~ . amle tile & wood ftoor9 0 Y.nust Me this beauttfully t\ S · Aed kitchen to ap- Pf9Ciat• all t1 ee amenities! Priced to MM at only .,.._ .. LIVE AT TIE IUCH Mode4 perfect highly upgraded 2 BR, 2~ BA townhotne In a special se- ctuded location yet within steps to beach. Nearly brand new with an award winning design and ftoorptan; . mirrored walls. European kitchen, private patio, large master suite, fire- place, 2 car garage, security system. Absolutely gorgeous with superb construction. Just listed! 1211.- -Tim JUST LISTED 1111 ESTATE At South Coast Plaza. Three bedroom, 1-% bath family room. High- ly upgraded with central air condition- ing, security/fire alarm and central lighting system. 9800 square foot lot wlth large pool/spa. Extensive brick work built-In bar-b-que & fire pit. Nothing like It on the market. Excel- lent South Coast Metro focatlon in Costa Mesa. Offered at $299,900. Call for details. llTl ·- CIWlllll IEWPllT IEllMTS 3 BR, 2 BA master ~'C> down suite ha open beam ~·· v ralaed hard- wood floors br.Q~"'°'"· Brtct< fire- ptace, lar~ ~ j( lot. Exc:etlent op- portunity tc. refurbish & = ......... TllTLE llOK -YIEWU Model perlect, totdy urQraded 3 BR, 2 BA. Night Nght v6-' ~ vge formaJ dk*'G a twnPY0."-s. lush 1anct-~. ~.. "9 & central air. Community .~Jt & tennis. Call for moredetallt. .,.._ ._.,, .. " *IEITLEIUll'S UICI* lllEAIE Don't ml8a the lut of the large pwcela: Build or aul>dlvtdll)g this rur• 40 Kre parcel nelt to Glevetand National Forest and near new resi- dentlal dewiopment, off Ortega Hwy (17 4} RMn&de Co. terms available on sales price of ·--ml! HEIM FlllLllS IEWPllT IUCH Spacious and grand. Lovttay garden room opens to patio w/fountain. Mas- ter retreat has private patio with jacuzzi. Upgraded with aJI extra Im- aginable. Sl1._ ...... IEWPlllT IUCH IEST VILIE This gorgeous home has It all: 4 BR, 2'h • formal dining, family room, 3 car age, large swimming pool, front ard, low maintenance, all of these enitles In Newport Beach for ·only. all san.- ~ ..... ,. ... UllER $550,000 11 IEWPlllT IOCH This home has everythJng. Single level 2551 sq. ft. of living space. Private jacuzzi off master BR. Many, many upgrades superb location. Less than 10 years old. For details and private showing caJll llTl Wiii 1-lln'S CISTI IESA All 2 BR, 1 BA wtth enctosed gar- ages,. electronic entrance gate. All units really ctean. Owner trading up. For details or set ilf call IEWPllT IElllTS DCLISIYE Executive styfe 4 BR custom home. Perfect for entertainfngl Prestigious corner lot ck>9e to Clttf Drive. Master su1te wtth adjoining office or bonus room, and spa. Formal IMng & dining area. Many upgrade& and amenities! Exciuslw ~ Asking .. .,... ..... . ........... , .. au.Mty ~ CUflWltly under con- struction. ~ \W'"8 .. 3 bedroom, exc 1l1nt k>c:etion. Cll today to edd your own~ toucMe. ••• ...... TUSTll I lllT IPUTllEIT Great building. great location. Con- sists of (1) three bedroom, 1-% bath. (2) two bedroom. 1 bath. (4) two bedroom, 1 bath. (1) one bedroom, 1 bath. Plus eight garages. Drive by only. 15631-15641 -lustin Village Way neat freeways 5 & 55. Ask!~ 1711,111 .... SPIUD 1mn111 lllLIEllS Current zoning allows for 10-1 acre lots. Very sectu<ted with paved road. Coastal and mountain views. Call for details. ....,.. ..... MSZllWlll llYESTIR'S OPNRTllITT Fast growing Eastside: Six (6) two story townhomes. 3 bedrooms. 3 ~ baths. formal dining, cathedral ceil- ings, fireplace( and private yards. Ex- cellent lnoome or the possibility to sell separately. 11,JM,MI nsnw1m lllillFICEIT CISTOI EllLISI ESTATE MllE 4 BR, '4'h BA home over 6. 100 sq. ft. with extraordinary views of city lights and Saddlebact< Mountains. Family room, fireplace, gourmet kitchen, breakfast nook, library, den, fireplace in master bedroom suite. with two retreats, pool and spa. Luxurious home in Nellie Gail Ranch. ....-un.m •MU ILllll ORCURI 433 Acres. Prime producing Almond Orchard 9 yrs old planted Heartland of Sacramento Valley. Complete underground sprinkler t"ttlon. '88 Crop at 25% return ,Ml,• -.-.. RllllGW llllE CHIO Ooe BR, plus den. One year old. One car garage. Lake Mlssion Veijo. Usage inctuded. Avaitable 11/15. $755/Mo. Ill"'""' 234 EAST 17TH STREET, STE 117, COSTA MESA l .. ---- Harbor Ridge HARBOR RIDGE ... Lovely 4 bedroom detached condo. Private entry with running . stream. hardwood floors. handpainted ti les in the kitchen. expanded master bedroom w 'sitting area. Views of the Ocean & City Lights ......................................... $785,000 VIE"' THE SPARKLING NIGHT LIGHT A ~D OCEA~ St;~SETS ... M<>diterranean \.ilia 5 bf.droom. 51-, bath. custom built Harbor Ridge home must be seen to apprec1a1e.()ua htv feat ures abound through· • out this 8.000 sq. ft. handcrafted home . ............................................. S2, 900,000 Developers/Builders I I 8 ACRES ... Approximately Smiles from the Desert Springs Marriott, this propert y witb narural oasis. offers a bold contrast to the surrounding desert. Zoning permits Residen· rial. Golf. Tennis or Country Club. Mobile Home Park. Mini Warehouse; already ap- proved FAA Airport. Submit terms for ap- proval. ........................................ S 708,000 160 ACRES ... Located just a few miles from the future S2 billion .. Rancho Coachella" project (due ro break ground in 1989). Possibly the lowesr priced land in California. Desert-hold for the future . Cash. terms or possible trade. ·················································· 8320,()()() Linda Isle EXQUISITE WOODWORK AND GRA NITE HIGHLIGHT THI 'WATERFRONT HOME ... Premium lo- cation on Linda Isle with vie~·s from all major rooms, 5 bedroom, 6~ bath. famil y room, 3 firepla ces enhanced by marbles and granite. Light oak cabinetry and floors. The master bedroom with si tting area overlooks the bay. 2 bath. steam shower, jacuzzi, walk-in closets. Owner may trade ..................... $2,950,000 CO~TEMPORARY ELEGANCE ... This 4 bedroom. 4 1h bath home includes a gourmet kitchen. fgrmal dining room, living room, gym, family room plus slip for large boat, and affords a spectarlar Ba y view. Please call regarding exceptional financing. Owner motivated. ............................................... 52,650,()()() THIS LINDA ISLE WATER FRONT HOME HAS IT ALL!! ... Linda lsle 's best location. Sun all day! Near gate·house. beach. tennis court a-nd clubhouse. This quality home has 5 bedrooms, 5 baths plus powder room, game room, pool. spa. sauna, and slip for large boat. Proudly presented at. ....... 12,450,000 ____ _..._....,. ____ ------- New Listings ON THE WATER ! ! ! Contemporary, newly remodeled, home w/90' on the water ... comes complete w/50' boat slip. From ·"the front door, a beautiful mirrored entry leads you into a bright & cheerful borne w/3 bedrooms, 3/baths, fam. rm & off/den. You'U be right at home on the patio watching the Xmas boat parade ... modestly offered at. .. $1,300,000 YACHTERS PARADISE ... One of the finest locations on Catalina lsland. Views of Avalon, mountains. and endless ocean views. Large 3 BR. 2 BA, private spa. Only one year old . Furnished and golf-cart included. OnJ y .................................................. $595,(M)() Select Newporf Areas PROMONTORY BA YFRONT CUST?M •.. This beautiful one story home on Promon· torv Ba y has 3 bedroom. 31h bath, with special features surh as lap pool, spa. central air conditioning. 50' boat slip. teakwood bar, with ice machine & refrigerator. Gas barbecue in l.itchen. This home with all these features on fee land for onl y ...................... S 1,250,000 COMMANDI NG THE MOST ... SPEC- TACULAR VIEWS ... Corona Highlands custom home at the end of a CDS street. Ocean, city light and Canyon views last for- ever. Wood construction in the finest quality. Living area opens on to private patio with pool and spa. Lush landscaping with lots of flower s. A very unique property ............ S 1,595,()()() HARBOR VIEW HOMES ... Shows like new! Attractive 4 bedroom. 21h bath. fmily room. Palemera model. light & ai ry fami!y home. Professionally landscaped. Spacious back yard with patio and spa. Choice location, close to shopping. schools. churches, communi- ty pools. Includes land ................. 1534,900 BlgCanyen IF YOU LIKE INDIVIDUALITY HERE IT IS ... BIG CANYON CUSTOM. Guard- gated community. Easy summ~rtime entertain- ment area with open·pit barbeque. Private pool and spa . Orientation of home on large lot assures privacy. 4 bedrooms, large living and family rooms, den, loft.. ........... S l ,350,000 BIG CANYON TOWNHOME ... Bright, spacious 2 bedroom, 2 bath, Green Brier model. ew plush carpeting and paint. Ex- qui ite living room with fueplace & wetbar. Large deck & patios. Lease Sl.575/month .................................................. 1247,500 "LOT" 3 CANYON COURT ... Lovely level lot with beautiful view of,Big Canyon Golf Course, could have ocean view second story. 13,000 ~.ft .. cul-de-sac location, overlooking multi-million dollar estates ............ 1875,000 Laguna NORTH LAGUNA! ... Oceanfront beach home. 2 bedroom, 2 bath condo with security gate. Wonderful vacation armosphere,-Osten to the crashing surf. Walk to the beach, stores and restaurants. See to appreciate ............................................. 1364>,«MN>LH LAGUNA BEACH MAGNIFICENCE ... Four bedroom, 4~ bath, custom contem- porary, approx 6300 sq.ft. Dramatic 5-story elevator home. Has spectacular views of ocean. surf. sand & city lights. Expansive deck off kitchen. formal dining room. Has spa .~nd beautifully landscaped gardens overlooking Saddle back Mount~ ................. 1995,000 Irvine IRVINE . . . Lovely Plan 11 ir. the Del Borgota tract of West Park. Single family .• ome with many upgrades, mirrored closets throughout, clear tub & ,shower enclosures. sprinklers front & rear, beautiful landscaping. and patio with lattice patio cover. Light grey carpet, very open. Won't last at this price. REDUCED TO.................... 1289,000 IRVINE. PRIME LOCATION ... On the golf course with view of lake, 2 bedroom. 2 bath + den. Beautiful night lights of Irvine. .................................................. 1275,()()C) SHOPPING & FREEWAY CLOSE ... C.Omfortable 2 bedroom, 2 bath, spacious master bedroom, dining room & family room. W eU located, convenient to community park.1, pool, achoo&t & aboppins ............. 1144,900 NOTHING'S NEW IN NEWPORT Copi .. of thi.I photo will be uail&ble fBJ1 ..... c.ro.. ..... COZV COTT AGE-Tyrolean-like, So. of hwy, R-2 lot, CctM. 2 BR, ptus deteched BA and offtce. Remodel w/frpl, beams, tpa. $419,000 CLAlllC CHARACTER-To die fort 2 BR, 2 BA In Olde CdM. gourmet ktt, oozing cha(m. Designer's home. SHght Med. flavor. $509,500 I • HOIE WITH INCO.-Tree lined CdM neigh- borhood. 2 BR, cottage with guest quarters and 2 BR Income unit. Alklng $490,000 RAM FIND, M ~-So. of hwy CdM. 700 s.f., 4 BR, 3 BA wl1h 2 8R. 2 BA rental untt, 4 car gar. Corner lot. $759,000 and worth "· CASTll-i.*E A COTTAGE-CdM landmark bacit on market. Solid and cozy, one of a kind, So. of hwy. .. BR ... BA. vecent. $895,000 CONDO UNDER CONSTRUCTION-One of a kind. So of hwy. CdM new footbridge. 3 BR, 3 BA set for JW\ comptetlon. Approx 2000 sq.ft. $495,000 OCEAN VIEW AT ..,_ __ lmmec. and vacant! 2 bdrm, 1iµ bath on Nwpt. Penlnsula, greet home or excellent rental. Lowest In area. · $259,500 OCEANFRONT CASTLE-Fabulous views from penthouae on Balboa Peninsula. AJmos1 new, fresh and clean with gourmet kitchen. $549,000 ON THI SAND .. NEWPORT-Plus breathteklng vtews of Oceen and C.tallna sunsets. $599,000 I' ••wlat:ntaMm ---- V11W OP THI PAM-Tud(ed away In northeeat CM: deMQhttul 3 BR. pool, spa and quiet street. Klds'M play Tn an entire parkl $299 ,900 l'llDE CM CLASSIC-Arepteees In ltvlng and dining rooms. hardwood noors. sofld construction, 3 BR, 2 BA under towering eucalyptus. $349,900 AaSOLUTIL Y SPOTLESS-Mature, one owner 2 BR, townhome In Costa ~ small yard, near q>mm. pool, away from traffic. Only $129,000 'IEWPOIT BEACB llGIT' TBIS COMllG TUESDAY community Open House will be held from 7 to 9 in the featuring old films and photos of offices of Merrill Lynch Realty, Newport Beach, the new Mayor 2nd floor, Bank of Newport and City Council,* the city ad-Building on East Coast Highway. ministrative staff* and Irvine Co. Refreshments will be served and planners* will be held this com-reservations are requested. ing Tuesday, November 29. The Please call 759-6600 if you plan event is open to the public and to attend. •All have been invited and will attend acco1din9 to previous per80nal, busineas a.nd civic commitments. YDY ••ORTt--Friendly home In lrvtne Terr, remodel, spertt .... 2 BR, den w/Uled brick, shutters, papers -"' charm. $525,000 PICK Of THE LITTEN-Best unit In outstanding complex. Light and airy 3 BR, 3 BA with garden~Uke at!""09Pf* e, beck bay views. $275,000 ' CLAaste ~-To die tori! 2 BR. 2 BA in Olde CdM, gourmet kitchen, oozing charm. De- signer's home. Slight Med. flavor. $509.500 n.c .. ~-1mmacue.1e tamtty home 1n prime area. Charming touches. Ideal loca11on. $439,900 NEWPORT aAYFRONT LANDllARK-Timeless 5 BR. 5 BA, water on 2 sides. ~Ing tor 6, docking tor 5, zoned R1-5, can convert to spacious Income property. $2,•50.000 •••••la ....... Beacll LAGUNA SPECTACULAR!-Spilt levef home with beauttful woods 9lld g&ass ovenooklng the ocean. Nestled among the trees. $575,000 COZV LAGUNA COTTAGE-Located on 2 lots. walk to Woods Cove beaeh. shopping and cate's. Barely above lot value. $425,000 ......... c ...... ---- JA-PAM-Unique hllllide CdM develop- ment, 3 BR, 4 BA. 2, 160 sq. ft. price lnciudes salt water ecquarlum with rare flll'I. Aklng $495.000 ITONEHINGE .. HAMOlt NDGE-Unrtvaied! 8 Bdrm, 7 ~. 9 Bath, sun room. Library & weight room. 9000 9Q. ft. $3,89S,OOO · .J LAGUNA INCTACULARI-spm ~ home with bMutlfut woods and glaM overtooklng the ocean. Nettled among the trees. $575,000 • ............... ,1.5 .... $895,000 -4 BR, 4 BA .... , $275,000 3 BR, 3 BA LY. laU $539,000 Expansion Opportunities LM.. $595,000 3 BR, Oen, FR ... 4 BR, -4 BA $895,000 .... , $275,000 3 BA, 3 BA LY. au $539,000 Expansion Opportunlttes LY. au $726,000 Qoean/Canyon VJews 111""' K. Granieri 2121 ... .., G. McGaffigan .......... L. Curci 111• .... M. Hartling 111 hM K. Granieri 2111 ... .., G. McGaffigan ......... L. Curci LY • .-S $469.900 1l!lhrt .... Montego ... BR T. Smith nm• s299 .ooo V1ew of the Patk Ul1IUff $539,000 5 BR, 3 BA 1.91 llU $595,000 3 BR. Oen, FR n1•w1ac .. O.Mller .,. ... E. Tabak 111111 .... M. H8rtNng ·-- . THE DALEBOUT ASSOCIATION . NEWPORT HllGIHTa ... The an of Otd Wottd qullNty Md craft8menahlp llbcMa1da In ttMll rMgnlftcent, fMt bedroom, he bllltt, two stOf'Y home. P8nOl"8fNc Mrbor ._ from aMng rooms on both ftoora. W.rmlh and c:twm emanate from three ht.tge ..... and a hllndeome den pan .. 1d In AfrlcM waftlt. Wondef. . ~to prow6de Iota of natural light • Trtple crown mouldings. antique ct\andelera, air COldtlon- lng, steam ~ ... features galore In thia uncompromising property unlike any othef' in Newport ......................................... 11.-.- BEACON BAY ... Truly a unique community In Newport Beach. Water front, tennis eoutta. boat doc*1, quiet streets, an area Mt llP8ft yet~ acoesstbte to all parts of the dty. Fow rooms. Five baths. This beech front home Is perfect tor a growi~ lMQe IMng room and dining room. deck pertect for viewing bay actMtiel and beeuttfuf sunleta .......................................... 11.-- BALBOA PE•llW.A ... Oc:Mnfront, cus-tom three bedroom and two bath home wtth vtews In aH directions ••. ooelln, bay and COMtHne from Pak>I Verdell to Dena Po6nt. Ught. bright Md fitty this home has been completely refurt>iehed In delicate colcn to ..... ~ the ultJmete In ooellnfront IMng. Sculptured Berber carpet, ......... tlel. . r:::-copper flxture9, CoriM counw10pe ldktaen .,. Just a 1ew ot the ':'.: a.eom ......... ,... property .. ..,.* tor ..._ Celt offtce for infonndon. S... ln- dudee 30' x 80' lot Oft bwh ................. . DOVD•IOREI ... Come, ... the~ and pmec:y tta home hM to on.. Four bedrooms, each wlttl tta °""' prtu• tMlth. F..u.tic open floor plewt wltlt very lal'g9 roG1M. Perfect for em.ull•-o MCI~ the 8-* Bay. The deccnlor t~ .. -. ...... from the pwquet ftooN• to the ,,_,... lt1ded, be\1l1dg1Wwt1Mtowa. Two '* COldlionet°L f'-* -=urtty 9'JJ911m. Tine 'fW old kitchen. Three C8I' .,.. Mq men ~ _. too numsoue to ...,,.. Uon. Come Md ... for younllf. JUmUClm .... _ ......................................................... ... , THE REAL ESTATE COMPANY UYCMIT ... Thele ~ 11'1 not eeay to find • property that could be procl8lmed • "ba'galn. ''. Here Is atdt ., offer .... Superb location. M..-ful c:orwtructioft. Splandld floor plan. The hMd8ome brtdc exterior .... Yh• ~In. The llltellor 9PPQiltbMltta (the bedrooms, ttne and a hlllf b9lha. ttww flreplacea. ~ c •Hinge, fonnal dining room, i.ge femly room) wll exdte you. Thia property la CXM11JI ... • It .._ ... bul. the ~ buyer w11 ... more. tta gr11t11C value mllY not be In whet It ... but In .... It could ba. You don't haYe to be rtch to buy We one ... Juat ln*tt .............. ~.-· ........ •-.:111 • ·TDA D A L E B 0 U T A S S 0 C I A T I 0 . N Je» IJI L. J>a~ Nan Dtllebout JUMAdalRs .Paulette Cloutier . Slafrlee Conar THE REAL ESTATE COMPANY D•e o/ tM teal io14 of the Holiday Season is to say THANK YOU for your friendship and goodWill, and to wish you the very best from all of us · at The Dalebout Associatlon. PiaD'Aurfa CGrole J'reednian SumnFrost BarlJCara GlalJnlan LyndaB~ Clark Bayes . C1aeryl Jolanstort ftorenCe u,,.. _ UndaDeulos Bernice DOuilfng Jforma l'clnler .RutJa no..... Duncan l'orgeg Irene Loudon Dally •CGfnley Sue Dien •orris SaDy lf ettel Sunny Perino SuslaeUa Slaeagley I j ~. I J J \ · A MEMBER OF THE fJl SEARS RNANCIAL NETWORK i.1 COSTA MESA OFFICE 2299 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA · Expect the best~ (714) 64-5-0803 THE l COMPANY IN SOUTHERN CALIEDRNIA IN SALES & LISTINGS COSTA MESA SP All.UNG CLEAN ON u LOT •w.ooo This sparkling clean house is on an R2 lot. Just around the comer from Newport Beach. Add on ° and ~e a legaJ duplex! Call for a showing appointment. ! BOUSP..8 ON A LOT U75,000 Large yards with a jacuzzi, fireplaces, knotty pine paneling with a rustic flavor, like being in the mountains. Call for a showing. BALL OP FAME FAMILY HOKE LOCATION! U90,000 Convenient to schools, .P.Ukets, transport. 3 BR, 2 BA, patio deck and raised sun deck. SO. COAST METRO SUPER VALUE IN MESA WOODS Hl6,000 Lovely 4BR, 3BA 2 story near South Coast Plaza. Inviting spa and custom barbecue. ()WNER WILL CADY! a77,600 Nith 10 "0 down -assumable loan-I bedroom, 1 Jath with enclosed patio. Great for lat time >Uyer. Tennis, pool, spa and much more. MESA VERDE llBSA VDDI POOL HOME 1197,500 Across from park. 4 BR, 2 1h BA executive home, formal OR, family room, huge maater pool and 'tpa. Call now. FABULOUS LOCATION ON llaA VBIDB COUNftY CLUB PABWAY S7tt.OOO -4 bedrooms, 31h baths, den, family room, 3 car garqe. Rare find -fabulous locaqon on MeN Verde Country Club's 17th fai.rny. COLLBGE P All U7t,OOO 4 bedroollll, 3 baths plus large den. 2 car garage. Private yard. Like new. Best location college park. Won't lut. VACANT. COSTA MESA . 4 BR COSTA'MBU 58R OPEN HOUSE $239,000 110! DI.AD SUN 1-4 ZS77 COLLEGE PAll $279,000 SAT-SUN 12-4 OTHER AREAS VlCTOllAN MANSION Ht8,Mt Purcbue your very own Victorian Manaion in the historic district of Heminger Park in Santa Ana. Thia -4 bedroom, 2 bath, 2 story home features 12 foot ceilinp. ornate moldings, encloeed porch, pool, • car garage and much more. Included in the price of this b!!au• home is a duplex, which can make over of yow monthly payments. For complete details call today!! GIBBNBUOK POOL BOMB Ul0,000 Four BR, 3 BA, plus maid's quarten, huge family room. Formal din.inc room. European Cabinetry. Fiw minute. to beach. NEXT TO PAUJ Uot.tOO 3 BR. Sinlle •toll: corner home acroea from Eutpte puk iJl Garden Grove. New muter bath. Showa peat! DUPLBX-LOS CABALLDOS H•0,000 2 BR, 2 BA and 1 ~R, t BA Loe Caballeroe sport complex Fountain Valley. Call now-It ia special! SllAIPIST DUPLll 1111,tOO Sharpest duoln in Santa Ana!! 2 bedrooms, l bath and i bedroom, 1 bath. Beautifully sculptered landaaapinf, new paint throucbout. Cloee to tehoola. Live m one and rent the other to help qualify for the loan and make the payment.I. F• complete detaila call today!t NE\\/POR.i BEAC .. NBWPOIT llACll VllW Ult,• 2 bedrooma. 2 bath, den, R. V. accea. Beautiful kitchen, tiled ft<>Ol". Specious livins room with French doon IMdinl to lovely yard. spa, and view. Gree• neilbborllood. wawroar MAP' CONDO O un.aoo Two....-.._A• llD. Private brick and pr•" u .. . Eacel-lm C'tkm.S ... unity-=: ~ Ter- ~ LEASES WATllPIONT LBA.81 tl .... /110 Waterfront te.e. Lowly 3 BR plua dock for 38 footer. Pmate commumty, quiet and apukJ.iJlll clean. $2,960/Mo. WIST BALBOA PBNINSULA SH6/90 Cbarmina 2BR,1 BA. With bMmed ~.new paint, new carpet, skyJ.ishta, &Y819· W _... U/dr,wl. Two blocb to beech. CfOM to nery-thinc. Vacant. 1118.A VDDI '1000/110 = 2~ BA condo overloob luah pool . -Terrific location! Quiet place to live. .. 2 c:ar ,....,._ OTHER AREAS noo "· ALIWtll • .,.,.. PrilM St. Albull condo overlookir'C P91'klib pounda. 1 BR, 1 BA. Pool and spa, dubbou.e t.ennil, DW S.C. Plua and Perform.h"C ~ C.ter. PalSTINI PIOPllTY 198,000 No ~ to pnview. Thil unit hM it • ~~-..1 •b~~hfita. patio with amall yard, new car.,9t UM:U n~ areplace. Two BR, 1 V. h.U.. ·n~ J•ted community. Great for tint time..!'!.. or lnvt11torf ~ .. • DAIL\' PILOT /BAt aTAl'm IATUmMY Ne•••• •r J6,, 1-/PAM 21 -Newpol't'R-ealtor/-,broker_awarded scholarship . . -..:--------- Margaret Goedeke, a reattor and broker from Newport Buch, was awarded the Southern California CCIM Chapter (Certified Commerclal-lnvest- ment ~ber) 1988 Summer Schotar- Shlp. Her numerous achievements In the ftekt of real ettate were cited as the wtnnlng edge for awarding her the honors. Goedeke Is very active In her local board, the Newport Harbor-Costa Mela 80llrd of Realtors. Among her many tltlee • that of director. and 98Cf9ttlrY, of the Investment dlvtsJon. She is education ch8trman of the boerd, and MrV9I on the long range ~ committee, the government and pollticlll afhllrs committee and the district educatk>n comrrnttee. She repr111nts her area at the state level by being a California Asaoctatlon of Realtors(CAR)dlrector and member of the CAR educational servtces com- mittee. She Is active also on the computer committee and Is a member of the commercial-investment forum at CAR. Other atftHatlons are wtth ttle Orange County ASIOClatlon of Real Estate lnves1ment Brokers (OCAREIB) and the Realty Investment Association of California (RIAOC). Goedeke has an extensive educa- tional background in business, law and accdunting, boasts a 4.0 GPA and holds a certificate of real estate as weft. The CCIM acno&arship Is provided by the Commercial-lnves1ment Real Es- tate Council (CIREC) directly under the National Association of Realtors. CIREC, the authoritative voice of commercial real estate, Is the pro- fessional organization for commercial- Realtors tournament nets cash for Costa Mesa Share Our Selves The Newport Harbor-Costa Mesa Board of Realtors recent Tennis Tour- nament held at the Newport Beach T ennls Club -was an exciting event according to Chairman Dave Wells of C-21 The Real Estaters. They raised OVfJlt $1,400 for S.O.S. (Share Our SelYes) located In Costa Mesa. Wells was asai8ted by his co-chairmen Rob Nelson of Western Anancial (Services and Holly Lou Cota of Great Western Savings. Don Granger of National Pacific Mortgage was in charge of the ··silent" auction. The wtnners of the tournament were: Lois Jacobs, Jerry Roeenberg, Norma Welchlln, Hoity Kellogg and Peggy Bertuten. Also, Rob Nelson, Bill Gold, Henry Grum Jr., Roy Sipos and both Frank Spangler and Dick Korff had perfect scores. Investment specialists, from brokers and developers to attorneys and bankers. The Council's fundamental objective Is to enhance the professk>nai com- petence of commercial-investment brokers. In pursuing Its goal of building professional competence, the Council has become the commercial-lnvest- ment real estate Industry's "univer- sity'' of1tigher learning. The cornerstone of the Council's program is the educational curriculum leading to the CCIM designation. Through seven graduate levef courses, candidates achieve a mastery of in- vestment, taxation and cash flow analysis and atso establish a solid foundation for worJ<ing wtth com- mercial real estate users. Miracle d the Forest .................... ~ v. ............. -~ll -·. ""°"""' f'.tto.I ""' n•..tl\ ti.~ ....... ""'. n• thi> 1-f"°1"J" .. i..,_ '"''"' bn .. lw-n· 1-unny lh"'I! ~ ""'"' "'" n..-11....i-. '""' t....... 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I I I I "~'d be ... 1~ to C-•, -!'C.>I•· /Jp I I ~ c~ •• ...i,...,110 I L-~J!!U_'" _ --~ ~ ~~'2 ~ ~-~~·!!'~ -~ ='°-!_l _____ ..J WHY PAY A FULL COMMISSION TO SELL YOUR HOME? ===~~~-~-~9~~====:~=-~· Bill~~~~~~~ ~WILL DO IT FOR A "\\I\.\\.\ ll Cl • llT 3BR-2BA, Owner will carry. 2502 South Olive ............ $165,000 72~-8114 fUlllUHW 2BR-1 BA. family rm condo. 1501 #8 South Raitt St.. .. $99,900 722-8114 IHllll!M•I IEICI m1m UIBlllll 1509 Sandcutle, CdM ........................... $25,200 24 Goodwtll Court. NB ............................. $9,980 10 Wiid Gooee, NB ................................... $7,830 3 Trt~ Court, NB ................................. $9,420 1800 Beryt, NB ....................................... $12, 120 714 Goldenrod, CdM ............................... $6,220 10 ()dpley Court, NB ............................. $9,980 .. Wiid Goole. NB ..................................... $6.800 1744 mr ---·li:lt I 1111 nm-.ca 17141 721-4111 LOW SET FEE FROM 13,980 (PAY~ AT ESCROW) uw•acauaar 2BR-1 BA Ea. Ouptex (Nwpt Hts) 1S.7 Orange Avenue ...... $315,000 722-8114 Ulll Cl FF it, IY U. IUD 38A-2BA. condo, spacious end unit. 810 Baker #202 .............. $165,000 722-8114 ..... , ....... ,. 48R-28A, Fm Rm. Pool & spa. 1799 New Hampshire ..... $250,000 721,....111 GIT THI FACTS, CALL ... CALL fOI YOUI •••• WEEKLY LISTS Of: PM>PERTIES "FOR SALE BY OWNER" W1TH PRICES. A~. PttOtE NUMBEAES. ETC. WI =f- 3BR-1.75BA, updated kitchen 2 baths. 1741 Tustin #7B ............. $169,500 721,....111 Uli ~MllW&id 2BR-1.5BA, trpl In LR quiet comptex. 2•2• Santa Ana #103-.. 1175,000 721,....111 . ..... , ................ .. 2506 Westminster, CM ..•......................•.. $9,520 918 Powell Court, CM .............................. $6,490 2520 Poplar. CM .....................................• $6,280 2277 Pacific Avenue #A-105. CM ........... $6,670 377 Flower, CM ...................................... $10,500 991 Modjelka, CM ................................. $10,500 3230 Washington, CM .............................. $7, 140 929 Helena Circle, CM ............................. $8,020 418 East 20th Street, CM ........................ $8,520 2309 Knox A"91U8. CM ........................... $8,310 2893 EJ Rio Cirde, CM ............................. $6,420 27• Cecil, CM ........................................... $9,360 2593 Fairway, CM .................................... $6.660 call llEll lfflCE 1835 0 . NEWPORT BL VO .• SUITE 258 COSTA MESA. CA 92627 (714) 722-1114 .. THE HARBOR AREA'S OLDEST REAL ESTATE FIRM *Spectacular ocean view-with a south seas flair. Plush 2 bdrm, 2 bath penthouse completely & luxuriously FURNISHED. Flreplace, bevelled mirrors, private deck. $375,000 OPEN HOUSE SUN 1-4 950 CAGNEY LANE #304 (Enter through guard gate on Hospital Road) *Corona det Mar condo-Just a block from the beach! Spaci<>us 3 bdrm unit on extra wide lot like new with finest quality construction. FormaJ dining rm, private patio, contemporary decor. $455,000 *New Listing-owner moving to new home soon says "SELL"! In Villa Balboa with prime ocean view. Extra large patio enjoys full afternoon sun. Huge 11\aster suite, fireplace & bar. · $165,000 *Lowest priced Versailles-If you are looking for value,JS88 this! Prime first floor location. ProfessjonaJry and expensively deco-rated. Can't last at just... S 104,950 *Walk to the Beach-The price is right on this spic & span 2 bedroom Villa Balboa condo. Corner location overlooking the greenbelt and near the pool. $187,500 •Villa Balboa-Private 2 bdrm corner unit over 1100 sq. ft. with ocean view. Desirable 1st floor location has own patio. Areplace, air condition- ing, shows like a model. $185,000 REALTY 2845 EAST COAST HIGHWAY-CORONA DEL MAR MOVE IN TDIE FOR 'DIE :~A ll new custom design. ::""'?Approximately 2,000 square feet of excellent flow for comfortable living and casuaJ or elegant entertaining. ;._ ~ Large master suite and bath with sauna, unset, city a nd ocean views. :& Second bedroom with bay. boat, marina and city views. :Z, W aJk-in closets, mirrored dressing clo.ets and coat closets. all cedar-lined. CanTree challenge issued The Realtor Christmas CanTree chaltenge Is ont WIU the wtnner be Grubb & EJHs. RE/MAX. C-21 The Real Estater, Waterfront Homes, maybe Merrlll lynch or then per- haps, CokfweH Banker. The winner will be announced on December 16 at the boatd breakfast at the Four Seasons Hotel. The competition between: the large offices Is being sponsored by the Newport Harbor-Coeta Mesa Board· of Reattors. The categories are "the largest" and "most orig- inal" CanTree. The Christmas Can Tree project Is an annual event sponsored by the California ASSOclation of RMttors. The goal Is to provide food for those In need within the community. The Newport Harbor.COSta Mesa Board of Realtors Is working in conjunction with the Satvatk>n Army of Onlnge County. They wiU be responsible for the distribution of the food to the needy famines and also provide prepared mMla for the homel111s In the hoepftaHty center. TtMs ts the fourth yeer that the local Realtors haw participated in this project according to Ann Marie Murphy, of Lynn Valentine Properties. She Is b4Mng aided by tw co-chairman, Julie SturdeYMt, C-21 The Real Estaters. They .., stated that the community Is Invited ta participate in this protect by bring- ing canned foods or catl donations to the Board of Aelllton at 401 North Newport Bavd., Newport 8Mct'I or contacting your fawrite reeltor at their office Md join in thechdenge. If you aee a ruttor wtth a red CanTree wagon In your nagh- borhood, add a can. Tha. ls the time of the yeer for sharing, C8rtng and reflection. Help ue QMI to thoee in our community who have not been as fortunate this year. tf you have questions Of need directions to the Newport Harbor- Costa Mesa Board of Realtors, call (714)646-1671. ~AGHTIN:;~ ~LIFE American He act. AssockJllQn BOAT P1'RJ\DE Newport Beach Waterfront Lifestyle At Its Best •• One of a Kind cuatom design home .ttl~ in one of the m0tt tophilticated ~ and lwntriou condo projeeta on the water. An excellent opportllllity fo,. a primary or tecondary home! New Listing That Won't Last! $619,000 :~.x Large living room with colossaJ bay, boat and marina views <.-OD lW'rUng basin. ~~ F ormaJ dining room with bay views and cua1om bevel minors. :~ New custom-Oesign white European kitchen featuring cuatom <:orian counters with gray accenta. The newest in design line appliancet with ••Monogram'' white & gray and electronic panels. A dream kitchen! • All new pein~ luxury carpet. Italian ti.la. and light faxturu. Deco outlets and switches~ and designer wallcoverinp. Call June Davis For Your As 1988 draws fo a cloee, the promi8e of this being a landmark year for The Prudentim 714 Realty in Newport~ hM come true. Conl6der wt..e hll8 occurred since the begln.'ling of the yw: The Pruden- tJal 714 Remny hM grown from 13 to 35 fuM-ttme rellltora and has established ltseff -• potent force In the coastal hJgtHnd,.... --"'8(ketptace. . AddttiOMly, the firm became a member of The Prudential Real Estate AftNat• tnc. ft ,.,.,..,_, howeYer, independently owned and operated. Moreover. tta ~ the firm estab- lished a commercial propetties dMlk>n, h11ded up by wteran reaftor Paul FrMklin, who Is a Ncen98d brOker with the highly regsded designations of GRI and CCtM (c=-tifled commercial investment member) of the National A.ssodation of Rellttors. sales training l'T\8Mger, a sales and marketing mMager and has under contract an awerd-winning marketing put>Nc relations consultant. "I think there's no question that 1988 has been a momentous year for The PrudentiaJ 714 Realty," Barbara Amstadter. president, said. "Since the beginning of the year, aJI of us here feet such tremendous energy. tt's ffke being in a whirlwind, we've done so wetl," she said. As further testimony to the sharp rise in the firm's success in the sales of high-priced homes Is the feet that it was lnvolved In the sale of a $3.85-mltlion waterfront property -the highest priced property in the Newport Beech- Corona del Mar area to be SOid through the summer of this year. The Prudential 714 Realty is inde- pendently owned and operated and specializes in property in the Orange Ruth Baylies has joined Century 21 Inland Pacific's Newport Offtce located at 2 Corporate Plaza, Newport Center. Newport Beach. Bayles brings with her a very cre&tNe marketing background which began ln the Los ~ garment district where she repr1111nted many "known" designers. Her Mn98 of styte and taste were great attributes as a lecturer for the Fashion Institute. She was also known for commentating fashion shows. She reflects, "I have always .enjoyed each career; however, real estate is my true k>Ye." Baynes brings many experiences with her, having rMintained homes throughout the United States. Her travels make her outstanding in work- ing with clients who we relocating to Southern California. She rek>cated from Glendale, where snewa an active member of Little Theatre. She began her career there 15 years ago and was an active member of the Glendale Board of Realtors and active in Women's Council. She has actNety 9eN9d as a director of one of the primaty political parties. 8ayties con- tlues to enjoy a k>Ye of traveling, her career, and wwm relatiOnships with her two adult~. Karen, and Paul who reskSe in the community. Bayties was attracted to real estate because of the ch .. 1nge and op- portunity for creatMty. " Marie Barnett, manager, is knowtedgeeble and creative and that's why I as- &ociated with Century 21 tnland Pa- cific," she said. "I look forward to this association and know that It wtM t>e beneficial to my career. Century 21 Inland Pacific Is very conscious of upscale marketing of prime properties ... Century 21 Inland Pacific Is a · network of 11 offices serving southern Los Angeles and Orange counties with divisions in real estate, property man- agement, escrow, mortgage, training and career devek>pment. For morein- formatlon, call (114) 650-1121. The Prudent'• 714 Realty also has set up a mortgage 9erVices division with an in-houM computer program that provides access to 7 ,500 loan programs instantly. County coastal cities and communities .------------------------- that include Newport Beach. Corona det Mar, Irvine and Costa Mesa. For more information. call (714) The company aJso has a full-time 760-0714. _ * Brig~! ~?R~~~~~~ . 8 5}1 ~ * Cost of Fupds Index 8 .. --'* To $500,000 ... 0 * 60 Day Rate Lock * A Direct Lender APR: 10.543 Since 1924 CONTACT JOHN PRESTON (714) 662-1012 RA TES U BJECT TO<. H >\'GE. Tlz e Riflht Idea you'll find A NEW WORLD OF ADVENTURE! in the. llilyPllt CLASSIFIEDS YOU'RE JUl&ED BY THE COIPAllY YOU KEEP • EXPERIENCE •ABILITY .... •INTEGRITY A winning combination serving Orange County 's Real Estate needs for over 25 years. j) GEORGE ELKINS COMPAN\. · R E ALT 0 R S CALL US AT (714) 759-9100 'M'RE AGHTltG Fa? 'OnUFE American lteCllt. AslOdutlon c .. • .. -...... ·--..... WoodlookstothefutUre BJ llENE SCtelEDER Dally Pitot Correspondent "The magic of Newport Beach is that it's a fabulous place to live, with good schools and an exciting lifestyle," Jim Wood, office manager of Merrill Lynch Realty of Newport Beach. said. "Every- one wants it. Nobody is setting the prices but the buyers." ·'This area is the last vestige of an unfettered marketplace," Wood con- tinued. "Buyers are pushing those prices up." Wood. whose Unique Homes be- came part of the 400-office Merrill Lynch Realty network a year ago, feels that his office has accomplished every- thing it set out to do at that time. The staff has doubled from 30 to 60 full- time salespeople. Sales volume has increased from $3 million to $15 million per month. Wood expects 1989 to be "a good year tor real estate and fol" Merrill Lynch in this community," although he predicted that the price of homes will rise onty at the rate of Inflation, instead of 25 to 30 percent as In 1988. "Merrill Lynch will be one of the top three real estate ptayers because of our high energy. Success will beget success. and we'll get better faster." Wood's own high energy and enthusiasm for the area undoubtedty have contributed to Introducing the Merrill Lynch name to the community. In addition to his 25 years In the local real estate market, Wood ts a news.- paper columnist and public speaker. He publishes "The Best Uttle News.- paper ln Newport" for Merrill Lynch. Exemplary of Wood's enthusiasm for Newport Beach Is the "Newport Beach Night" open house to be held at Merrill Lynch Realty on Tuesday, Nov. 29. Guests will have the chance to remi- nisce about the past vta films and photos, learn about the present from members of the city family and officials of The lrvtne Company, and predict the future for Inclusion in a time capsule. Wood feels that his affiliation with Merrill Lynch has been a positive step. ·'We have the baci<lng and strength of a large corporation without the control of a large corporation,.. he said. "We have the autonomy to keep our en- trepreneurial spirtt with the added capabilities of training, legaJ support and name recognttJon. the financial heft wfthout constraints." May this special time of year bring you closer ,to those you love. As we celebrate the spirit of brother and sisterhood, we wish you all a healthy day. AMERICAN ESCROW, INC. 240 Newport Center Drive., Suite 105 Newport Beach , CA 92660 (714) 640-9860 "Serving Your Escrow Needs" H•v••pr-.eule wllllout.,..._._ Sell ~our It .... In d•11llled. 642-5671 Jim Wood Definirlg goals is key to refinancing says.·banker With the elections now behind us, it's time to start thinking about your fl~aJ plans for 1989. Tho8e plans shouJd include a k>ok at your biggest Investment -your home, according to Dan Sussman, assistant vice pttMlident Mission Viejo National Bank In Mlask>n Viejo. Industry experts predict that we could see a substantial drop In mort- gage Interest rates as early as January 1989. If rates do In fact drop, lhould you consider refinancing your current mortgage? There are several factors to . consider before ruMlng out to your local lender. Sua8man said. Arst, consider k>ng and short range plans for your property. How long do you expect to live In this home? Are major tmprowments CK eddttlons n111ded? "your ptena are to ... the home IOOn, then going through the expeMe of reflNndng might not rMke aenee; but If you .,. pllnntng to he In the home fCK MWf' .. mote ye9r'I then refiMndng could uve you thouunds of doMlf'a In mOlllNy P9)'1Y*lta and int.,..t. A reflMnce wtth "Clllh out" prcMl6ont can lllowyou to melce home lmprov.nenta CK~ debt by tapping Into 10"' hame'• = Md not yoAJll checlcbooll, he~. Second,...,.,. yoAJll current mort- g.ge. " you ~ .,. ad)ultable rate mort~, .._. .. you In rmtton to the ..... ..,,... and ••lie•• Cllp9? Do yout-.~~?Whln ii 10"' nat ..... and.,.,....,. ....... ment? Moet ......... ~ talc• out • YM! 01 two 100 tww ...-rwhed thepcMrrt ...,..a.ct,.... .. now. Ate you comfottllble we thll ~lt?Dole"rnllke-to ''toc* In" now for long term? Most experts will teH you that It does make 1en1e to refinance if you c.n reduce your current or future Interest rate by at least two percentage points. Susaman said. When you look at mortgage Interest rates over the past 10 yews, the national average Is between 11.0 percent and 13.0 percent according to Sussman. Knowing that economic trends run In cycles. are lnt.,.t rates gofng to Inch back up? How low do we expect rates to drop In 1989? There are trong economic Indicators that Ind.,. try experts are wat:'~"'Most feel that we could see the dtg6t inter.t rates that were available back In 1988, aa loW as 9.0 percent for a confonnlng :.er-fixed r*te mortgage, &..man If you have determined that reftMnc- ing does Pf 111 nt 80fne lnter•tlng opportunittea. what lhoutd be ~ next step? The 111111t place to start would be ~ CwNnt lender. Pick up the phone and .-t ... dng ...,.,. Sus.nan 9dvlled. "vou decllde to ttq> Wound for the "be9t1' ...... terma. and ..... be W91Y, " It IOUltdl too good to be true, then It probMly la. Try to direct yoAJ/I -= effortl to ...,_. CK mortOll; ........ tlnenctely eecure and hew good,.,...._.. Wtth ...... large inltttutlon9 and many men~ °'*currently~ Ing down their mortgllOe ~ edonl. you don"t .... to -~ ... tppl'Odi pr'CIC 111 only to tlndoutyoaar ....,,..Clkl 1111 down or C8111"'M111 ...... lo9n progrwn you -,::: for, 8u11nwe llld . • Clft VlltO .............. ful ................ "' .. typeeof,.... ............ DAILY "LOT /ft.AL IDTAJW ._.., SATUtlDAY Now 1 t •r 16. t .. /~~ lS Saienni new building association head ·Coldwell Banker T~ Orange County region of the University •. where he received a Company as secretary; and David DeW home S~les 8ulld1ng Industry Auociatlon (BIA) bachelors in finance and a MBA.In Celestin, vicepresidentofplanningand ff d~ d held Its 22nd annual lnstaUatJ<>rLBaJI addition to his responsibilities with local governmentaJ affalrs for the Sta expan e Saturday, Nov. 12 In the grand Ahmanson, Salennl maintains an ac-Mission Viejo Company as treasurer. ballroom of the Ritz Car1ton Hotel in tive role in the community through hts Laguna Niguel. The BIA has ovet 1,000 role as trustee and past president of member companies representing all Mardan Schol for Educational Therapy face ta of the tight construction Indus-In Costa Mesa. try. Other region officers Installed in- The event feetured the Installation of eluded Bill York, vice presldent- Ronald C. Salenni •president. Saien-division manager of Shea Homes, nl Is senior vice president of Venture Southern California as first vice presi- Operatk>ns/U.S.A. for Ahmanson De-dent; Philip Bettencourt. principal of velopmenta, tnc. end has 16 years of Pre\Jiew Real Estate as second vice experience in the building Industry. president; Geoffrey S. Fearns, ex- Salennl graduated from Arizona State ecutive vice president for the BaJdwin The theme for this year's BIA/OCR installation was ·'The Orange County Vision" and reflects incoming presi- dent Ron Saienni's personaJ vision for the BIA during the coming year. "Orange County's best opportunity for positive growth lies In cooperation among the building Industry. the com- munity, and government officials." · Saiennl said. Apartntents off er rush hour alternative I had one of the most unforgettably excruciating experiences of my life the other day and I feel the need to share lt...1 drove from lrvtne to Century City during the evening rush hour. However, th«e was nothing "rush" about it. I and several thousand other frustrated drivers (mostly one person per car) crept along the San Diego Freeway at the pace of an Inebriated snalt, and I'm sure we were all wondering what the hell we were doing there. I l'\ad to make the trip for business reasons, and It took me two hours and 45 minutes to go from Culver Drive to Santa Monica Boulevard. But I think everyone should make that co"'mute -~r something com- parable -at least once to truly understand the unimaginable quagmire of Insufferable traffic that Southern Callfornlans have created for themselves. Thousands of people wasting tens of thousands of hours and millions of dollars, sitting on the freeway either trying to get home, or trying to get to work. Something must be done before DOIEL J. CuLSso• it all grinds to a permanent haJt! Fortunately, there are solutions im- mediately available: solutions that don't require us to build billions of dollars in new freeways or mass transit systems. As a matter of fact, I drove past one of those solutions just the other day. The solution is called Charter Apart- ments, and it's an Idea whose time has d.efinitely come. Being developed by Property Corporation of America. Charter Apartments are located at the mtersecilon of Jamboree Boulevard and Kelvin Street. right smaci< dab in the "'middle of ·the bustling Irvine Business Complex. The 403-unit project. which consists of luxury one-and two-bedroom apart- ments. is scheduled to open next summer. As a solution to traffic, the concept of building housing where people work has been around for a while. But developers were reluctant to invest money in such a project because they didn't believe people were ready to give up suburbia to live In the middle of a business district. According to some traffic engineers who I've talked to, freeway congestion during the rush hour could be reduced substantlaJly if we could get about five percent of thit cars off the free- way ... only five percent! Using that as a standard, if Property Company of America and other pro- gressive developers would. for In- stance, build housing in the IBC for 5.000 of the estimated 100,000 people who work in the complex, that would reduce the number of cars coming In and out of the business complex during the peak-hour traffic periods by five percent. So. good luci< Property Company of Amenca. Your Charter Apartments project looks like a great traffic solution to me. and if anyone is interested in finding out more about 1t, call 724-0505. Arlene Bunch was recently wel- comed to the CokSwefl Banker staff by Robert Nolan, vice president and regional director of Coldwell Banker New Home SaJes. As a senior sales manager. Bunch will be responsible for business de- velopment in the new homes Industry and overaJI management of the new home sales offices In the Inland Empire area. She Is currently working on a third phase of 64 homes in Victorville and a new devek>pment of 80 single family homes in Adelanto. which Is an ex- tension of bujlder George Corey's Ashley Glen. The homes, expected to be priced from the low $100.000s, have a projected completion date of March/April 1989. Bunch is al.so pres- ently working on a development in Apple Valley. Her other areas of specialization include San B'emardino. · Victorville, Fontana and cities in the high desert. Prior to joining Coldwell Banker. Bunch served as the assistant market- ing director tor the Troy Investment Fund in Newport Beach. A UCI gradu- ate with a degree in market· ing/business, She was also involved in the property management field. An active member of BIA and the Sales and Marketing Council, Bunch is a candidate for the CPM (Certified Prop- erty Management) designation. Ac- cording to Nolan. Bunch's five years of experience in the new homes!\Odustry along w;th her experience In marke1ing will be a tremendous asset to Coldwell Banker. A lifelong resident of Southern California, she currently lives in Costa Mesa wttere she is an avid supporter of the Performing Arts Center. Her other letsure interests Include skiing and windsurfing For more information, call Coldwell Banker New Homes at {800) 826-1243. California continues to lead nation-wide housi ng sales Housing salee activity Is strong in the West, as Caltfornla continues to lead the nation in sales volume, reports Coldwell Banker, the country's largest full service real estate firm, with more than 2,050 residential sates offices. "We have a shortage of properties and an excess of homebuyers In Calif omla. People think that If they do not buy now they may lose out, .. Tom Griffin, senior vice president, western sector, Cotdwetl Banker Residential Real Estate Services, said. Griffin Mid that resldentlal sales in the entire Western region as a whole are generally on the upswing. Activity In the regk>n during the third quarter overshadowed the spring season, which la u.,.,ty the busiest, and should be heefthy for the rest of the year. HoullnD lnwntory la abundant in Arizona. Colcndo, Utah, and Nevada, whk:ll .... buysa' markets and are tttll on a.. r09d to recowry. according to Grtlln. ~ local economies are no IOnglr cllpr 1111 d, they.,.. advancr l!'Q more llcMlr e.n Mtk:ipated. The COiaw.., ..---:...mo to lm- prowa. ...... Cob .. ~ -··••lllflllncrl lll ~wlume• ~ ..... 8ld relOrt ..... tn Coto-..... ... """ °"" "*'91 op-por1unllllj tDdallr-a.-*""' ~ Griffin reports. tenance. Griffin said. "For the buyer Foreclosures. Including properties not interested In keeping up a yard, a held by HUD and other lenders. ace condo residence combines the conve- popular In most markets. In Phoenix. nience of living In an apartment with the banks and other lenders are trying to financial advantages of home- d1spose of their foreclosures by offer-ownership. Some buYe<s prefer this mg reduced downpayments and arrangement." preferred interest rates, as much as California still leads the nation in the one to 1.5 percent below the going high cost of housing, Gnffin said. It local rate. Best buys are tower-priced costs more to buy a detached single- condos, foreclosed condos. and new family home in Orange County than homes, Griffin says. anywhere else in the country. The Unlike the struggling markets In the midyear median price for a home there oil patch, Seattle. with its diversified was $204.000. The third most ex- economy and active port, remains a pensive housing market was the San stable sellers' market. After a slow Francisco Bay area, where the median start In the beginning of the year, Puget price was $196,300 during the same Sound properties in all price ranges are period. (Honolulu ranked secx>nd with a seltlng brlskty. New homes and water-·· median price of $198,700.) In contrast. front properties within a half-hour the national median was $91,600. commute of Seattle are generating the No-growth and sJow-growth in· most Interest. according to Griffin. ltlatives In some markets tend to drive Sales of condominiums on the West prices up, Griffin said. "Scarcity has eout. especially c.ltfomia. haw value; the tess there Is of something, teaped 42.4 percent at mkfyear from a the more people want h. We stifl see "/Ml eerier. according to the National people camptng out Just to get thelr A99oelatton of Rellhora. As wcalatlng name on a list to buy a new home tn high prac. put the tradttlonal detached demand arw. Md we stll ... welt- lingle-famlly ~ lltereaingty out of priced relider'ldal JWoper'ties tn good rMCh of the first-time homebuyer, condition seMng quickly, wtth iota of condoe whk:tl C09t ...._ teem attr8Ct-competition tmOng buyers.·· Mt. B11ldel. condo 1Mr'O oflllrs °"* "In ClllfotrR. the peroepekM is the ~ •• common .-~ market ii mong and wm keep elCIMt- mg. so people feel they need to buy before prices go up further That's one of the reasons the market keeps advancing.·· Griffin said. Strong fall sates activity around the nation points to healthy year-end resutts, according to Cofdwell Banker Home sates th s year continue to outpace . expectations. which have been periodically revised upward. Coldwell Banker projects that home saJes for 1988 Should reach 3 ... milhon units. shght.ly below the 1987 peak of 3.5 million umts. Upgraders and corporate trans- ferees continue to dominate the mar- ket. while first-time buyers find It increasingly difficult to find affordable properttes in some markets. SOme areas of the Northeast and the West have seen a delayed surge of activity end expect SllMs for the fourth quarter to be higher than usual. California maintains tts national lead In sales vofume and home prioM. white the Northeast contlnuee to edjust to lliahtty dedinlng appreciation. Ac· .cer.atlnO ,_. '"°"*wtum tn Tex• .. buoytng the ~ r9gion. Md aciMty,...,... steedy In the Mktw8St,, ........ ~ .... • '""V UllllYIEW Portoflno Model. 3 Bedroom, 2"' eatna. PIUS ...,.,_ wrude bonus rm/loft Iv. btlth. Greet Houae. Gteet Loc8tion. ~ea to~. $614,500 • BACK ON MARKET l lh. 2"' C-. .._.. ' J ., M ii .......... SM.ODO LEE GILLESPIE Ill-GM . LEE llWSPIE 113-4314 W&Tafllll ..S -., IOI.Tm 131-1400 W&IBl'llll --., ...... * Private Pier & Dock * Wide Sandy Beach * 5 Bedrooms-each with private bath * Gourmet Kitchen * Paddle Tenms Court w/parklike Garden * Brick Courtyard Entry * Garage Space for 8 cars * 90' on Balboa Blvd. * 45' on Water lfFDEI AT U,111,800 142-1200 T rad1tiQnal home wittl wide oak planked floors, crown moldings, plate rails, French doors & casement windows. Formal dininc room and breakfast room. Fine details con- tinue throueti the den. three bedrooms, 2~ baths. and capacious wine cetlar (or tele- phone booth). Professionally landscaped. $585,000. 111111111 PUii,. (lff 1•Stnet> .. IEDllY 1-1 l ml REALTY WOAlD• NEWPORT BEACH l 14.2.1200 Doug Bulley & Associates DRASTIC'PRICE REDUCTIONU 1960 VISTA CAUDAL $450,000 FEE ~FEE .. OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 12-5 Open BLUFFS Remodeled "G" plan w/spectacular Back Bay & ocean views. New ki tchen, baths, 6 skylights, custom fireplace, used brick patio with spa. French doors & Berber carpet. Charming home with many custom feat ures. OR SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT CALL PHYLLIS GOGGIO OR HARRIET SPENCER (714) 760-9678 DAY/EVE ONNIE MAXSENT LA&UNA CllAa. i...•aa charm cottate oa 2 baHdt ........ Pot .. tW b ~L--.-.. , .. , .. , ... -·····--·-·$115•000 OPDf 9UJf 1·1-SU Kn -CAJIYOll.....,. aEU. IN DCllOW Work of art. Wood -.I 1a... Cbrte Able home overlookJ-. blue Pacific. H... pt1v•i. clecl wldl epe ••. , ................ , •. $575.000 TR1UllOCll -.AW • .._. ..... y.,.. .... ...... doM to ....... coma..tty .. a,..a.1 Bil. I BA. Price , .... •• • ·--··--·-·--·"'.,·'°° ME•RO.L LYNCH REAL TY 497-99H CONNIE MAXSENTI 497-9918 MAGNIFICENT STONEHENGE A •pectacuJar Harbor RW.C ... tate featurt.. 5-1 Wroo.e. depndlq oa the UM of the room; formal llvlq room. fa•- Uy room. .u.n room. dlala1 room. wel9ht room. thatre · room: overtookl .. the City of Newport to Palos Verda. For luurlou llvl... ....lfkeat view .. aed erecloua eatertala- .. ,. Pl .... Inquire aboat acel- lat aenm ................ S3.69s.ooo .,.., ... LYIOI IEALTY .. .. _______ llll!l ___ lllll!l ______________ IATUmDAY ... v 1 m'•r J6,, l .. /PAm %'! MDUCBTO I II,• .IOYC. HICKEY · · Mernll l.ynth ..... Re~lty 151 llDO lllEFGR ClllSTllS! ,.,1..,,-:tl12121at 14Ui la · •brnll L.y.-:c.h ' Rf!AllV ) FELL OUT OF ESCROW • 48R, 28A, TradltloMI S1yte HO me • Prime Oversized 45' Lot(1'A Lota) • French Doors open to sunny South Patio • Beamed ceilings. Remodeled kitchen. Air conditioned. • Steps to beed\ & tennis. 8595,000 ea.•1&.Y Ullll 1111 Bill FEENY ..... _.. IPIDMJll WITCIFlll l ... me.. .. Im 811-14811 -175-1B PERFECT SECOND HOME Light, airy, contemporary in soft greys & whites. View of grass & trees in Newport Beach's loveliest adult mobile home parks. Enjoy I of 2 pools/spas or walk along the bay. Boat slip available. $50,000 • JUDY GOOD WAll&&Un ...... INC. 631·14()() ........ 1114NIT•11811, U. nsz211 -z1•1 •11111 .... 2M. --=,....,.._.. PoOI & .., a-. t . 000 ....,.. on toC8' ,. model. .... ~ ldldwl .. ~ ---belt\.= ••---... ..,-n, ... , ..... 1.;.a Owner/Broker 111-lUI IEW IAYFllllT UllllG • 78R, 6'ti8A, den,°' 58R. 3\.\BA, den ptua 28R, 2BA unit. • • Prlme0Wrstzed45' lotonaendy beech, with 3 cat gwage. • Bright open floor ptM, profeMionalty decorated in past .. tonea. • "Tum-key" pride of owner ship femly home with large Income unit. 81,815,000 Da•UB.Y Ullll 9111 Bill FEEIY --.... IPIDMJll Wllllfl I I lllB ..... Im BLUFFS BEST VALUE BLUFFS JBEDROOM Fast ponession possi~. Good gree~lt location. Excellent neigh- borhood. split level ftoorplan. This one needs decorating but priced right. · ""'szaz,soo OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1-5 6tt Vista ........ New~ .. .ctt COLESWORTHY &CO. 640-0020 Clllll DEL llR!! OCUI VIEWS!! ''llllrlUFFS" lilRDEI ~EWEL!! ..... t -·NI!! lramtlc .. 11•11 ll' .... Lett Tobi rtllOdel 4 Bn. 2 Bath, tlwM _.. l fMliy rOOlllS. 2 ,_~ uster rttnlt wia ,_ ... ....... _ ............... Ill-Slll,MI Views Git of MrY ... • lllfCll prM. tlltJOI l M•te ,_.,,IM aM MW. lceit l ary ..,_ wldl gJtilllb, pictlrt -....s.-* IDofs. Bert. car-. caned w. ~ Pte1wM sa.ona~ -EUDI II ••Nmutn r• (114) 111-1111 .. . ~ •Spa •Pool +Vtew *•Waterfront ***Waterfront and Pool V'GIYe Address at Guard Gate HOIES FOR SILE 2 IEIROOI 252 E. 19th St., Eastside Costll Mesa 631-7300 $279,000 Sunday 1-4:30 412 Heliotrope, Corona Del Mar • 721-1200 $445,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 217 Via Ravenna. Lido Isle, Newpon Beach 723-0858 $535,000 Sunday 1-4 2 IR ,1us FAii Ill er DEi 215 61st St, Newport Beach 722-9730 $225,000 Sunday 1-5 509 Avenida Ladera, Bluffs ~9060 $382,000 Sunday 1-4 .,.... 43 Montpelller, Harbor Ridge. NB 673-9333 $550,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 *•"'+39 Southampton, Newport Beach 640-9396 $599,000 Sat/Sun 12-5 3 IEIROOI •*2519 Back Bay Loop. Costa Mesa 631-1266 $249,900 Sunday 12-4 2529 Baci< Bay Loop. E. Costa Mesa 759-6600 $275,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1543 Bonnie Doone, Irvine Terrace. CdM 760-0714 $495,000 SatJSun 1-5 257 Brentwood, E'side. C.M. 759-6600 $299,900 Sunday 1-5 332 Colton St. (Npt Shores) N.B. 548-0271 $349,000 Sat/Sun 12-4:30 2009 Continental, Costa Mea 646-7171 $207,500 Sat/Sun 1-4 2725 Fremont Ln. Costa Mesa 545-5478 $243,500 Sunday 12-5 1984 Port Claridge (Hwpt Bdl) 75S.7589 $575,000 Sat/Sun. 1-5 2631 Aaquet.a, Bluffa ~9060 $339,000 31 Seabrook Cove. Sea Island Sunday 1-4 631-1400 $875,000 Sunday 1-5 219 Vlrgin6a Place, ea.ta Meea 548-3917 5290,000 Sunday 1-5 111 ,1a Fiii II 1r •1 222 AIMlhyat, Balboa l8land 831-1400 1&49,000 Sunday 1-5 1029 Bonnie Doone, !Mne T•r. 759-eeOO $525,000 Sunday 1-5 ••+2927 C8rob, Eu1bluff, N.8. 759-9420 $569,500 Sunday 12-4:30 •2592 Clrcte Or, Bayshores, Nwpt Bc:h 642-5200 $725,000 Sunday 1-5 +V'34 Cormorant Cir, Bayview Terr, NB 854-9693 $499,000 Sunday 1-5 * •3000 Corte Portoflno, Npt. North VIiias 75S.9100 $550,000 Sunday 1-4:30 1106 Devon Ln, Westcliff, NB 759-6700 $525,000 Sat/Sun 12:30-4:30 610 Donald Pl, Off 15th St, Nwpt Hgts, NB 642-5200 $585,000 Sunday 1-5 264 E. Bay Side, Costa Mesa 646-7171 $269,500 Sat/Sunl-4 1223 E. Balboa Blvd, Balboa Peninsula 631-7300 $995,000 Sal/Sun 1-4:30 +2362 Mesa Dr. Back Bay, Newport Bch ~ $1,750,000 Sunday 10-4 • 1659 New Hampshire, Mesa North, CM 545-3369 $230,000 Sunday 12-4 370 23rd St. Newport Beck Bay 631-1400 $349,500 Sunday 1-5 V'42 Pellcaq Court, Bayview T8fraoe, N.B. 640-1212 $459,000 Sat 1-4, Sun 1-5 Let Us Help Y 11 Sell Your Propert~! Call C1111ifit4, 642-5678 for information & surprisingly low cost. 1724 Pima dee Norte, Peninlula 844-e200 seea.ooo Sunday 1-s *985 Saridcelate, Herbor View Hiii 759-eeOO $539,000 &,tnday 1-5 +1018 Sandpiper, H.V. HUia 7se..eeoc> $729,000 Sunday 1-5 1207 SHCleet, Corona Del Mar 780-5000 $595,000 Sunday ,_. 112 Via Waziera, Udo Isle 631-1400 $750,000 Sunday 1-5 •301 Vista Baya. Newport Beach 760-0714 $344.900 Saturday 1:30-4:30 4 IEIRIOI •2895 ClubhOUM, CQsta Mesa 540-7355 $329,000 SatJSun 1-5 315 Poppy, Olde Corona def Mar 75S.8e00 $895,000 Sat-Sun 1-5 1720 Port Ster1lng, H.V.Homes 75g...eeoo $469,900 Sunday 1-5 26651 Tratmiru, Mission Viejo 759-eeOO $380,000 Sunday 1-5 204 Via Barcelona, Lido Isle 631-1400 $595,QOO Sat-Sun 1-5 Jb~VlaGenoa, Udo, ... I t01-1400 $945,000 Sat1Sun1...S .,, 4 II ,111Flll111r IEI **+ 701 Udo Park Dr. Newport Beech 873-3777 $1,650,000 Sat/Sun 1...S **63 Beeoon Bay, Beecon Bay, Nwpt 8ch 631-7300 $1,400,000 Sat/Sun 1-4;30 +24 Canyon Fairway, Big Canyon ~ $2,395,000 Sat/Sun 12-4 978 CoUt Road, Costa M ... 546-2313 $210,000 Sun 1-4 2702 Drake, eo.ta Meu 845-0303 $239,000 Sund8y 1 .... ..,.. + 1 Harbor Rktge.. Harbor. Nwpt Bc:h 673-9333 $785,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •28e0 lnroz Dr, Meu Verde, CM 631-7370 $349,900 Sat/Swt 1-4:30 +t336 Morning CMyon, Shoreclffl.. CdM 1-.9010 1885,000 Sat/Sun 11-5 3917 Park Green, Harbor View Hiia M• eoeo seee.500 Sunclfy 1 ... 335 P6laa Udo, Udo .... 831· 1400 ..... ooo Sat/Sun 1~a 1827 Port Cerdtlf, Hsbor VIN Homee, N8 121~1200 1111.800 ~ 1-4 • 1880 Port c.tow, H9rt>ot VIN Homee, .. 780-0114 '710,114 8litl8un 1-6 21n ~. eo.ta Mw 641-7171 IM0,000 9unOllY 1-4 * 1542 8MtllaO. Oovitr 8fw'8. N8 131.1• IMl,000 ~ 12-5 •• ._.., Spr1nlfl11ra. Uiguna....,.. acMD30 ..... 900 8aUlun 12..- ....... 700 818on, EMt Bluff 7-.-00 *539,000 Sunday 1-5 2377 College Or, Costa Mesa &45-0303 $279,000 Sat-Sun 12-" 1821 Port Bllnnouth, H•bor Yiew Hms, NB 721-1200 $589,000 Sat 1-5/Sun 1-" I • ,an f 8111 1r IEI 1918 Port C.dtff, ~View Homes 144-90e0 $825,000 Sunday 1-" ••1814 Port Chlir1e9, Harbor View Homes 844-e200 $725,000 Sat/Sun 1-":30 8244 SM Aoctt Dr, Huntington Beach 831-7300 $458,000 Sunday 1-":30 I II 1tl•1 Fiii ii tr IEI • * •• 1 CteMWC>Od, Harbor Ridge 844-a200 $3,750,000 Sunday 1-5 +424 o.hMa, Olde Corona Det Mar 876-5714 seso.ooo Sun 1-" ..,.11392 Or~. Orange HHls, SA 721-1200 $1, 150,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 TIWllOIES CllllS FOR SILE 21UINI 120 33td St. Newport ee.cti 673-3777 $375,000 Sat/Sun 12-" •••v950 Cegney Ln 304, VMla Balboa, NB 6~ $375,000 Sunday 1-" t 301 Cypress, Peninsula 631-1400 From$325,000 Sunday 1-S ••.,...55 Sea 19'Wld, Big Canyon, NB 760-5000 $239,000 Sunday 12-" 2 Ill 19lu Fll 111 1r IEI 2 Bari8to, Turtlerodt Point, lnrine 831-1400 $399,000 Sunday 1-5 ••88 Cortiea. Newport North Villas, NB 780--0714 $276,900 Sunday 12-" . 2518 Elden AYe. #A-2 Costa Mesa 642-6404 $180:000 Sun 12-5 3 IElllOOI 1984 Vista Caudal, Stuffs, N.B. 759-9100 $415,000 Sat-Sun 1-5 2710 Vista del Oro, Stuffs, Newport Beach 759--9100 $267,300 Set-Sun 1-":30 *2401 Vista Hogar. Bluffs. NB 759--9100 $269,000 Sat/Sun 1-":30 DU PLUES FIR SILE 2 1119111 111 29 Beacon Bay, a.con Bay 644-9060 $659,000 'Sunday 1-" MORTGAGE RATES - FIXED ADJUSTABLE ...,.. 0.... ~ Leet• ..... .... 0... ........ Ledl ... ~ .-....,ML ..... i:' (llft) (.,.) ~ ..... P,.e (llft) CT> (llft 10.500 2.000 30 250 7.175 10 1.500 2.250 ... olAnma 10.375 20 2.000 15 1ea 7.175 20 1.500 eo 2.250 ~ ....... 10.500 20 2.000 eo 500 7.750 20 2.000 eo 2.750 Coi Ill CM,...,..S&L 10.375 20 2.000 15 181 1.250 . 20 1.500 15 2.500 .,..., ..... tea 10.125 05 0.000 30 1ea a. 125 30 1.750 30 2.&a.5 ~W.S&L 10.250 10 2.500 20 181 1.250 10 1.500 00 2.375 ~,...,..S&L 10.W 10 1.500 00 1ea 8.250 20 1.500 45 2.350 ................ 11.000 10 1.750 45 250 9.250 20 1.500 45 2.750 ...... ,..,..S&l 10.500 20 2.000 30 1ea 1.250 10 1.750 75 2.750 l ...... 1•S&l I 11.125 20 2.000 15 1ea 8.000 20 1.500 15 2.250 ..... ,._..S&.L 10.~ 05 2.000 14 1ea 8.375 16 2.000 45 2.750 nu1•o•ML 10.375 05 2.000 4S 1ea 8.750 20 2.000 45 2.250 ~ ..... S&L 10.250 10 1.500 15 1ea 1.250 10 1.500 21 2.500 ..... 10.200 20 1.500 15 181 7.750 20 1.500 15 2.375 111-D•LILOI ...... 10.250 10 2.000 30 1ea 8.500 20 1.250 30 2.250 Miiiion= ..... , .... 10.375 05 1.500 10 1ea 1.500 10 2.000 10 2.750 Pacmc ... 10.375 05 1.375 45 1ea 1.250 20 1.500 eo 2.175 a...-ae, l 10.&a5 10 2.000 00 1ea 1.000 10 1.500 eo 2.500 A9' Mc,...,.. 1eW9 10.500 05 1.000 75 1ea 7.375 20 2.000 75 2.250 S...M11'8J8l Co.. 10.500 05 1.000 20 1A 7.175 10 1.500 IO 2.500 hl-"c.ll.8M1glc -10.250 10 0.750 8.250 10 . 1.000 45 2.llSO 01 181 T"*~llel* 10.750 10 2.000 00 1A 1.500 20 1.500 00 2.250 &Mid ·~ 11.250 20 1.000 20 500 8.500 10 1.500 00 2.250 Wartdl&l 10.375 20 2.000 45 181 1..000 20 1.500 eo 2..250 WI Ill.II An91.a.t ~ 10.500 10 1.500 21 111 . 7.175 10 1.500 eo 2.500 ..._,__, .......... ,__,.....IAMl)lilalow•=••lar ...... 11•A ..... ,,,....,_..., ... AIW_ .... ....., 0.-,.,._..._.,_."'of ........... _.. .. ..,_llf'°''° -...~ .... --fl/I ................. ..._ ....... -~~· lliil .. _..fll_,...., ........... ,_.....,,IO...._... -c--.11 ................. _W.-~--Al_.,... ...... v..r-... -pltw ................ ,....,,.c:Mrp .................. .... ................... Olllde .......... epo l' ii 1al ........,..._C. ... , .............. _........,..__._. ,_......_ ... ,,71 .. ..... Le. 500 1000 500 181 960 750 350 500 300 1ea 500 350 · 300 1000 324 1ea 500 250 500 1• 500 500 500 500 300 211191112 II 321 l.atktpur, Olde Corona del Mar 875-3288 $529,000 Sunday 12-5 J II 19lu 111 425 Narcissus.Corona del Mat.Irvine 631-1400 $539,000 Sunday 1-5 ... 3llltlas211 222 Amethyst, a.lboe laland 831-1.00 $649,000 Sunday 1-5 11S-115'h Conil, a.lboe ~ 759-6700 $645,000 Sat 11-"/Sun 12-3 4 Ill 19ln 2 Ill 112 44th st.Newport 8eect'I 722-9730 $299,900 ' Sat/Sun 1-5 TRI PLUES FOR SILE +424o.Nia. Olde Cocona Del Mar 675-5714 $950,000 Sun , .... (' CllllS TIWlllllES FOR REIT .,... •• 220 Nice Ln#210, Vitia Balboa. NB 760-0714 $1850/mo Sunday 1_. INDEX Su.IARY ADJUSTABLE llORTAGES 11th D'9tric:I Prime,. 3 month T-Oil 8 month T-bil 1yr.~note 3 yr. treeawy note 5 yr. treasury not• 1'11111 ... 7.15 10.00 7.57 7.71 8.35 8.81 ue '--........... 7..45 7.86 10.00 10.00 7.38 7.42 1 4' 7.54 8.10 8.13 8.38 8.42 1.44 8.47 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA RATE AVERAGES ~ c. ......... ..., '* .. ..,,... 15~ 10.298 10.650 -~ 10.32e 10.745 •• 2 "' I month 1.108 8.1e7 1~ 8.089 7.992 ~-ot~.No¥.17 ' Beautiful 3BR, 2BA, l&rqe family rm.. - Room for ezp6DSion & pool. New ap- pli&oces. Sunny & bright. Open floor plan Great for entertain.Ul9. Cloee to elementary .cbool. cpeenbeJt, communi- ty pool & clubhou.1e. Owner needs to cl0te at the end of the year ... PRICE DRASTIC ALLY REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE! FOi PDIOUL SIOWllC A llfOlllATIOI ~!W ~V---~cr· BALUTAn , ... ALI_ HOUSIS/CONDOS e;._.,. I 001 --1006 --lf/111 , __ • 1011 c............ 101' ,.,......_ 10'1• -·-I~ ,.,.... 10)2 ,_y.., l(XU ----10.0 ---1°"1 -1()64 ·--10.. ~ ..-.,,c-.._ -~ c-,. 1 ... c.,,.., _, ...... "" .....,.,., s..a.- O.OOI Ge ..._.. O.OOI_..._,. _,,_c;..... _,,_ r--... .,~ . , -- ~AU COLDWC!LL BANl(eRO Expect the best: 644-9060 OWNER HIGHLY MOTIVATED! FABULOOSSBR HOME -FAMlLY ROOM. DINING ROOM WITH WOOD FLOORS. FRENCH DOORS. SKYLIGHTS, GORGEOUS POOL It SPA. BRICK DECKING. ASKING $625,000 MAKE OFFER OPEN SUNDAY 1-(:30 1918 PORT CARDIFF EVAN CORKETT /HILLARY THAMER llU ,_......, 21'1 II JO , .... ,_ 11)) 11n -v..,. 1161 1nJ ....._,_ 21 .. ,,,, _,_ 2176 uoo --'-nn ,,,, ---1llO l )J() ---....... ,, .. ,,,, """"'--,, .. l )IO -'-,,. ·~ ,_ 7•tO 1000 162) A'AITMINTS a.-. 7602 --7- ·--10-'0 ._........ '°" HOUSIS/CONDOS _,_ 1f///11 '--, ... l.......... ,~, -y-IOU --1~ _,_ 1(11• ...... ,__ 101'I .......... '°'° -........... 1a.. ~<--· 1oe. ~·-11* ,_ 10.0 MISC. I.I. --1100 co-.. 110? ,_ .. _ 2m --7106 , __ 262• _....._. 1101 0--~ , __ . 7111 ll,.. 16:11 c-.. _ 1111 ,_ ... ...., ,.,,. , __ 712• ......,__ ~ --717• ,..__ __ 16'0 flT..., )IJ? --,_v-.; )IJA l--,_ ........_._. 1140 ~-26'0 ...___ ,,.., ~ ....... ,.,, -,. .. ......._ ~ ~-11 .. -v.. ~ ·--71-'0 __ ..... , ... ~ ; .... (A .. .;, ·-~: . '/,A~ . :·~ ~ .. ·-~: .. --- l "I'' Hl"llll FM Uln Charming 3 BR & den -will exch tor dup/trlplx In CdM, Irvine, Lag. Niouef 1 or Lag. Bch. Super 5BR on great street! 225 Via Genoa Open s.ttSun 1-5 S..0....---'-----"""""" -c.---l-,_ MISC. llNT ALS ~,,_ o..,,oi.. --·-y--..._, ..... 111.L ..... " ... lll-".U" (llTl) LOT SIZl Wdl' ...-m Y .-rlM11 ................. _(19 ............ _._ ... ,.,. ,.,.. HIO --,.. - 71'ID J1IN ,,.. 1711 J7U Jn4 -., -·---en.-- DeADUllES PUBUCAT10H DEAOUNE MondtrY ........... Fn. 4:30 p.m. TU9edt1Y ......... Mon. 4:30 p.m . Wedl...-y ... Tue&. 4:30 p.m. Thundey_ ...... Wed. 4:30 p.m. Frtdey ........... Thn.& 4:30 p.m. Saturdey ........... Frt. 3:00 p.m . Sundey ............. Frt. 3:00 p.m. DmCTO.I ....... '*-' -----..Dll!r ~o.. c:. .... _.....,.~ ,__,... -·--··-·-,..... ........ T ...... ____ 0,.. .............. .... ............... ,,,,., ................. .... .................. ._. _ .................... _ ........ , ......... ..... ................. __ .., .................... ---. ,,,. a.--.. .... ---_......, COMMUCIAL 1.1.IAU/UNt ~ ---~--• .._,Otlioo .... ~ ... ,._., .,.......,.,._ ............ _,_ 27IO 274 77 .. VJO ,,., t1f/J f71' ,.,.. '"' ,,... Th9~Noc...._flor .... IO)Md..._, . ......_, Cillll ..tr wrondo_ . ..._..._ .... .,.,, lid.,... MClllMddledl ,_,, ed dilly.""*' M'Or9 is a , IO 1424111. n. ~ ,_. ....,._ no ._.., IDr 11'¥ 9"'0r Ir, en ....,..., ... flor wNdl ll Mi11J • r11sia11•11 ellOllll flor .. _. f//f ....... ...., ~ -.._ -.C.-OM ... M ...... flor ..... ~ THI DAILY PILOT OfflCI HOURS Tel9:-.. ...._..,COUN1119' ..... M COLD Well BAN~eRO Expect the best: 6tt9060· WC0#8Ar ... _,, This charming home is on an fdeaf comer location In a highty desirable area. Three BR. 2BA. llVing I I • . • r ~< r r 1 11 · · 1 r\ ·~ ------ B.RllT Lm llif&llT Wiii l•E 1111 SOPHISTICATED CUSTOM HOME ON HUGE LOT -Open ~ luxurious app<Mntmenta a fumllhlnga. Kitchen delNQned for • connoteeeurt Designed for grtdou8 ltvtng & em.talnlng. IBR. SBA, 3 ftn9plac:es. Lap poof & IPA In prlY8t9 patio on the bay. $4,200,000. •IMITll IAYFlllT II• JUST REDECORATED • THROUGHOUT lndudtng new kitchen & bath&. Su~o rWrigef- ator. Nght ollk cabinets. cwenMzed Jactmi, mirrors, tt.atan tie, wool a.t>er. lllr. 8ay vtew w/llip ~ abte.$689,000 CALL ... II t' ;.,t ......... , .&~ mamr•••• llDL •••• _ ,fnt•.... 212411.!f-lleel 11a ..... 1111 ..... 1111 •a~ n• ·~ ._. u• •se• .... 5HARP E-&lcle 3BR 2BA. ........ WESTNWP18R.S885 BMft&ndO. SBA. 28A, WWI LAKE ftllrlmT ......... SA ..... completely remodeted.,Aaou from Rltz-e.tton, •LIGHT, BRIGHT & ..amnfllll ~ oi-!Oell view, 1IR 18A, crpca, drpe, ~IHlnl ~. 2 .,,._, taroed P9t <*. S 1000/mo Avail PfV comm, megnlf view, CLEAN ... 28A 2BA + loft. BALBOA 4er fp 11500 ... $1800/mo, untum or pdo. Cloee to OCMn. •38R 28A OCIMlltiont on e1r ,..._ 2 cer 9t ... now ~902 111 c:tasa. 3BR. 2~BA. White B«bet ~·per-BA YFAOHT 'Condo 2er tum for $2300. 7ec>-5427 S74t/mo. 21S Ml Mn ywty leW. ocww. 4 llllla to 9dloOl. SPACIOUS 2BR 2BA 2 ~;';it,, s:1~;eq· :: ~.-:so: $1850 ... LUii., SPACIOUS 48dfm 2Ba •28A 28A )'Wty..... ~:::. Yf1d7~~ storytownhome.Garage.j decking two cat at-IBALBOACoYea2Br.den, Beachea-Bayfront duplex, belc:oniee, dbl ._... 111ao. 548-1081 or sm811 yard. fireplace. -t ..... ...... 1111 1 ached garage. frptc, epa. dc>Q(. S2300 w/dodc-QuietFemtwnee. g« .. 11&50/mo. YW1y. ·~·-· 40l-~1M1 b er Small pet ok -11&50/mo Owner wlll BAYFROHT Condo 28'. NO FEEll Agt 5'&-IM4I (213) 517-4704 S10251mo. Agt 675-.;912 l~USTITllU. M41 Pfoperty C.. GREG den. doc:tl '°' 80' boat. NEWPORT SHORES 28A Uppet' '8A 1~ 2 car Dua Nat 212i y~!.13~~81,:-"m::. i..oc~t:~rs~::.: LY~·.rJ~ story 58r, 2BA, 2 story tww. oor-~:a: • .,-~.=-112 ao ~ <>ceerdront ••• Balbo9 Thtee bed! OOfl\, two bd\. Good ooun view, 28R 1 w/d hkups, 2 cat garage. 2BR Townhom• loaded ~ doc:tl. •10•000 ~OO:m:81~2 'L..~ Av! ttO#. 21s-u1 .... 7C1· ~ 'P 1etl, 2'hBA, 1&40sf. 2 car Ag1 722-8520167~ w/upgradea Cozy fire-............... .... · ~ •----·----- HlgNy """did. Prtvat9 petlo~ ... --.... frOm DIN....,.. to Pakla 981 w/or>nr. $1250 Cau 1 •EXCLUSIVE GUARD* plaee. AttaCn.d garage. IOI.Tm U1· 1• •NEWPOf\T TERRACE VERSAILLES 18r, 1Ba Collect 61~568-16::.7 •GATED COMMUNITY* Call GREG. 11400/mo. 28r 28a MCIUOed end unit PenttlouH. Security -tt.w--.-911'1189---... -wltMut---Vetde. AllmteJ leaH .......... ..ts.IOOlmo. L 214-0 I j •PALM DESERT HIDE· C--Come8igt\. Come on greertbett $900. Small pool, gym, 9tc. $800/rno. the gw8ge-... your hwna llHl. leaca • .. GUY• 1 AWAY ... Extra private t>uy -lnc:laUifled. Pet Olt. 419-1801 Sandi, 173-2749 In~. ...,..,,_7SOO '1275 •BR 2BA lam rm !BEA UTIFUL 28 R 2BA home-lklnndl11anceto • --~ ' ' ' w/gotf c;oyrse VIEW Al*<> • .,. near all. trplc, au , nr 405 lBR 1 F 1 wei b El Pueo. Pool. Prefer 1 lrwy ~ 11/22 ' 81191 · rp e, ar, yr lease. 3BR 2'hBA. at- ., 9 6 2 Pa u I• C 1 r e I e micro, W/O hkups, 2 ear I tached 2 car gwage. Call I 818-576-0573 gar w/xtra Slorage, cen-R OC HE LL E LISS . ; tral air. All ma1nt. 1ne1. 1 $2000/mo I lar ge BR. i >BA , Sorry, no pets. 644-0509 •UNIVERSrTY PARt< OE- 1:im/dln. air. rrplc db gar, •HARBOR VIEW HOME I TACHEO HOME.. 3BR .. 11 a"!en 1t1H . $1195 38' 38a•loft, tip, u~ w/,_ carpeta & fresh 89-4-38 8 graded, dbl gar .• gardnr.1 paint, ready for the h06- 3R 2BA. 2 ear gar 1g hv eomm." pool, park, lg yd, ldeys. 2't'BA. 2 car gar- rm & fem rm w/trplc No $2100/mo. 647-7526 agt ' age C"all ROCHELLE I oets New pain11c.,rpets I USS S 1250/mo > 1200 w/grdnr 536-2725 •MOVE UP TO VILLA 'I -BALBOA. . En,oy a vteW .>BR 28a hM. enct P•hO CORONA DEL MAR of lite bey from this 1 ~~r Manna H1 nice area •STUNNING Ocean View 1u 11 u r "I 2 BR ~ o • n Reing. w/d. d/w S 1150 4BR 2'1l8A, 3 car Fum/Unfwn. Privacy -1 :>500 see 831-6358 Olfllge. Total remodel . sured in nated eommunl- -$3500/mo I • S I REE RENT• New oeecn HARBOR VIEW HOMES I ty. Call JOYCE BARNE 1ron1 condo. 2BR 2'>BA. I $1950/mo. '•l>le. w/d , s.c ·ean I •CARMEL MOOel 2BR •PRIME HARBOR RIDGE .1-lrom 2 pa11os S 1550 2BA, fine location RENAISSANCE.. Newly ~~-7560/d 848-2186/e Avl Jan. 151 S l950/mo painted. cwpeted & UP-I *Ul.l Mt-111.t* graded. Large tam- ..,nllngton Pee.fie ground I ums., •••Ill I ily/bonvs rm W/wM ber., ttoor. on the oeact •. oes1 LJght & ally. Very Pnvate. ,_ ol boardwa•k nu I Call GI GI THOMAS pa1nt1crpt1. 1'1·BA 2BA 1 I $3500/mo. $1750/mo, 111.1as1 '1mo l 1••wam-•NEWPORT CREST· S«: dep 8"17-6041 M-F ••"." PLAN "2"-BEST LO· 964-6988 eves & wknds I Enjoy b<eathtudng _., CATION OVERLOOKING I -----. --a SUl'IM tS from U\ls 3BR ' "IR THE OCEAN-3'8R 2BA. 1 2BA bea4.lty w/feetures I TENNIS ANO POOL. sngl sty. approx 2000 sit.• 100 numerous to men-J 2BR. Perleet condlhon. ta.m rm. lrml don rm. I tton tmmed ocepy poss-Ready lo move-in. Call grndr. $1800 .. S•;C No . Ible: Chlldrttn & pe1s ()I<. I BARBARA CHAMBERS peta Avl 12/15 84u-31021 52650/mo. Doug Herbs1 $1500/mo. IUUUY MIN -I 720-3980 or 760-5000 Gated exec 2BO 2BA trpl,, ~ .AIA..V .. / d/w w/d t\OOltups enc Kl'l""'Fll'a o•r 2baie.tenn·~ _our1s, • \t\XT \."'l.'fl' l't \ ·11 ~f~: s~~oop~ _RE.::..A_L::...T....::;OR;._;;S_· ----======~--~ 13 h BR fully turn JUST! l&YnllT -LISTED ocn vu condo j PARl< ... 48A 3BA. 3 car S 1 ~ wtnter 721-& 113 N ALi( TO BEACri & w/ ar ~t>lk fr und 1 HIME garage. $1890/mo Bkr 4 Bedroom. 3'h Balh • On l 963-8377 •NEWPORT TERRACE• 1 1he water $8000/mo lrriae 2fff 28r 2'n8a lrg 2 story wittt INl • 12-4 uNIVeR!iW PAAI< =:.V:. ~~-Small 111 UTW • •Br/2Ba. comm. pool. '•111-l•• S 1295/mo. no pets *BTlU lYll. llWI ••NITPlClflO •NO CHARGE• Agent o...,. 645-3683 Marti Ferguson &42-1708 --------J:u~l::!'. ;~5:>ae~1~r:. I 311 21hll ~ © v-f Convenient to twy & OCEAN VIEW CONDO ~-======~- lhOC)s S 1500 548-7762 I S 1800/MO YRL Y LEASE 2BR 28A MW I lOOI con<io en w .. tpark W/0 , •Ill-• ceritral air Incl gar .. carpon 1890/mo Con-~~,·-~:, r~~~:nd «~g.:11ga» WllTPAll.... --28 r 28•. A/C , g ar , _________ 1 tabutoua loea1ion on the p a r k w ith 11 1e w f lll-4112 $1200/mo * &40·1212 PENINSULA YEARLY f::::: .... 2141 •Oeluxe 18R -+ Oen. 1BA ~ lower Duplex. Patio, g«- IHPlllT Ptustl beyfront condo In ruN MCUrlty bldg newty painted and with new catpetlng. 2Bdrma and 2 Bathe. 'Terrific action view. Jt* 11550 per mo. ,, ... IULn ll .... .. llAIYll age. lndry. CloM to NWIS bMCtl. 1925/mo. ~YROtGE CONDO 28A 2BR. 2BA w/!Oft, bnek f•~ * ()etw(a 2BR 2BA IOwer 28.A UCIC* unM. 2 car 91'-~ 1n llWlg rm g1au1 d~darage Ck>M to age, aome *"-of llgttta. endoMd eunroom H.a-bMCh 25/~ Avail now 11550/mo. torlc Lagun a Beach •Cute 2BR 1 lower ~ITY LIGHTS VIEW .. home. v ary private dup6u. new Cf~btlnda~ 28drm. 2 Betti In ci-ted $2300 /m o 111eludH lflare~. partc ~& ~i-:2~· • ..,,.,. tK'f9' & retrig Ing. • . _..t "'"'"" cer gw-Cal eentury 2l Executive •38R 28.A. gwage. trp«i, .= 11450/mo. R~ 154-2100 o r =':*iO..r ~1J""' Tow.:C:. =:i: 8 2. A* tor Ral\dy. 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LAGUNA 8UCM Ol'Ptem ~~IWAllK 8UILDING Approldlnlltely 1 lOO ..-e feet on Cwt f llgttWaty. ftartdng .... Prntipous teNnCs. c..c:ar .......... ,, .. -· _ .. • •. • NEWPORT CREST lownhome. Terriflc floorplan, master with private sitting room plus 1 extra bdrm & bath up, and bdrm & fulJ bath down. Eat-in kitchen, formal dining & illttached dbl prage. Comm~I& tennis. a1-1• .-.... WEST NEWPORT Condo, 1/2 block to ocean beillches. Newer contemporary 2 bdrm, 2 bath with dining room, large bonus room, high ceili~sky: lights & ;at~hed prillge. '31-H• ~ NEWPORT Cottage iust steps from sand, walk to everything. Freshly refurbished 2 bdrm beillch house with tile flOOf's & new kitchen & bath plus 1 bdrm guest quarters over double garage. 01-1• sm• NEWPORT BEACH In terrific mid peninsub lo- cation. Classic 2 bdrm 2 bath cozy cotQge with fireplace, front porch & patio. Wiilk to beillches, Ferry &I~ pier, restaar;ants & shops .. '31·1-, PJl,tll BALBOA PENINSUL\ Two new Cape Cod townhomes with billy views. Each with 2 bdrms, 2~ baths, Oillk cabs, security sySTem & dble garage. Steps to bay, ocHn, Ferry & shops. Cll-1411 -------------PH-• A: up. 0..... Sunday 1-301 Cypnu BACK BAY With a Newport address. Custom 3 bdrm home with sepiirate large master, fillmity iind formal dining rooms on lovely brge lot. One story with freshfy pillinted and landsciped exterior illnd RV illCCes5. 01·1-$30.-0..... Sunclar 1-no E. 23rd St *** HELP US FEED THE HUNGRY nus HOLIDAY SEASON In conjunction with the Newport-Costa ...._ M~ Board of Realrors, Waterfront Homes is collecting canned & dried food to provide those less fortunate with <1 Holiday dinner. Call 631-1400, we will be glad to pick up your donations or drop them by one of our offices. You will ~ke a family very happy. BAYFRONTCONDOWater, w..ter, water, reach out and virtually "touch" the boats in the Xmas Boillt Parade1 Spectacular view of t~ entire Bay from this upgraded 2 bath, 2 bdrm co-op with illvailable bolt · slip at $1JS per ft. Just REDUCED for quick sale . ..._ ______ .....,g.,r;:l..Q _______ ..a 01-1• P79MI 8EAOt Duplex. Just steps to and Ir shoppina. Remodeled 2 bdrm cottage with tile & ~ carpeted floon, Anderson windows & minored wardrobe doors plus 2 bdrm apt & 1 bdrm auest qnrs, roof top sundeck & utility room. a1-1• ~~~~--~-----~~~--~---.,,..,.. CORONA DEL MAR Brand new contempor.uy con- dos near completion. Open Ir bright with 3 bdrms, fp., familr room, inside liundry & db&e p.rage. Top qU1lity wtth every illlnellity, surrounded by f)ltios & bndsQping. DI-I• --- TIJRn.EROCK POINT end unit. Gaited J.M. Peter's Mediterranean style complex with tile roofs & com- munity pool & spa. lmmKolate 2 bdrm, super loft/ den & private yard. Air condtioned witti security s stem. 131-1• *-• n 1-5 #Z !nine ~ Sp1dc~a 2 sty 4 .,.... home With •ily & torihll dlnt,,. rooms, den, btict plllo Ir J a1 pnp. Great ~ Sff!PI. to b!rY & GCaft baches. Sfiutten, quited bdrm cdinp & OCl9lft Vtew. Gl·I-....... NEWPORT BEACH OFFICE 2436 W. COAST HIGHWAY 714-631-1400 NEWPOaT Comfortable & spKious J bdrm boch house with f~e. gteat oc.an views & 1 bdrm apt on W.e (over )OOo sq. ft.) lot jut steps to sand. Lot size cilfen 9ood expansion J)OS'ibifities. Gt-1• ..... UDO ISLE Lowest price on t.bnd. Large 4S' lot & traditional 3 bdrm home, beamed ceilinp, re- lllC>deled kitchen & French doors from IM1 room & master to sunny pitio, steps 10 beach tennis.. REDUCED!! 01-1• ...... 0,.. ~ 1-5 31 s. .... d1 c... HARBOR VIEW HOMES fabulous remodel. Tile & berber carpeted floors & vaulted c~ilings. Open contemporary 4 bdrm with secluded 2nd story mn'ter suite, family & formal dining rooms & kwefy large yard. 01-1.• ~ SEA ISLAND lovely 3 bdrm townhorne in pted community with pool, S(lll & tennis. Fp. in Jivina room & ·naster, views from I~ roomnc,::-in kitchen & CNSt«. llleKhed w , tile Ir p&,ntaion shutters. m • •• ...... Open S.t-9ua 1-s. .. Via ....... MONARat BAY Ternce Court Sale with terriflc oce.n views. Sinale story S bdrm custom on llrse lot. fmly Ir formal c1ini,. rrns built around atriutn, pool, spa ' brict drivewar. Needs locs ol n~ _.... potentill. 111-1, .. •---------.,.... ocaAllPltONI' Custom 3 bdrm ~ fabUlouS mntet with ft~, balcony ft water & sunRt ~ Cozy den with wetbar opens to roalt~ deck with spa. Move-in condition on mc.t, llndiaped comer lot. 01-1• II u.- .. Ml MA Ill.AND Victorian bayfron~ with l bdrms, dock & terrific views. Immaculate with new berber carpe_t, it Nn gourmet kitchen, formal dining room, den & fireo8ce in IJvina & fillnOly rooms & master suite.m..... . ••s.- UDO ISi.i L\YFltONT Meticulously rNintained custom .e bdnn with private beKh & dock in de-sirable ''Soud" location. Spacious llvina uea opens to bayside terrace with retractable awnlnts, steps to clUb & tennis. 01-1• •••• LINDA ISLE Traditional 4 bdrm in perfect condition on oversized lor with dock & side ties. Family room with FR doors to h"'e bayside ~tios Ii ~ study with ~ Circular staircase, Oillk floors & cabinetry. 01-1• fl-- LIDO ISLE bayfront with 62' of waterfront, •reat views & private pool. Extensively remodeled 3 bdrm includini lltae.muter with F~., study-& balcony, gourmet kitchen with granite count en & den. Top quality. 111-1• fl....,. LDeA 191.1. The quinteMenee of elegant living in this belutlful~ appointed 4 bdrm with den/guest, famiiy room, fe>nn1l dining & dramatic 2 story entry. Sunny terrace ~ to the dock for 2 = 111-1• .•• LIDO ISLE EXCrTINGI Contemporary architecture, a great Lido Nord view location & dock for 2 birge yachts. Floor to cellin\~lls of glass, blyfront dlnl'!I & MllMer, gourmet ttchen & private roofdecll. at-1• , a.-.- LIDO Ill.I Rare opportunity few 60' on the Wlter in faMmtic loation It quiet end of island with ptn- onMi( Yiews of the turni,. bnin bc»ting action & city ~ A lplCioul l bdrm home with den built lfOUnchn interior pltio, offers gre..t potential for I bauCilul es&3te. •-1-...... a.oNA Da. MAit be.Khfront. Nbulous 3 bdrm widt un,.,alled views of the OCNn Ir harbor en- tqnee. Mt on 2 lots, this brlsht & ~n c\lllom cont-.~ hll btached hardwood floors & 10' rnlhaptaJ dOort. 111·1• ..__ COltONA DBL MAR Rare Shorediffs estate with 108' ol oee.t frontage & panoramic views. Maanifl- cent S bdrm home, the ultimate in rNteriik & fixtures & teveral ocsnside terraces with h e & spa.111·1•