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Home My WebLink About1985-09-02 - Orange Coast Pilot• ... ; • WARM FOMCAITI ON A2 Serving Newport S.ach. Cotti Meta, Huntington S.ach, lrvlnt, Lagun1 S.ech, Fountlln Veney and South Or1ngt County I 11t1AN1.t 11lllNI\ ( Al If 1 HCNIA Ml INOA Y '1 1 I' I I Miii It I 1•1 .. • • "• .''• 1. t NI'• . ndits Hit 2Testaurants Jump employees ~s they left after attacked restaurant manager Sco\t off," the gunman said. • • · By ROBERT BARKER Of"'-0.-,,... ..... cl_oS1ng the estabh~hments for the Smith, 25, as he >Aas leaving the fhe two mtruders then tied Smith's blindfold and told him at gunpoint to ment s receipts to bis car, accord1n1 night. But they declined to elaborate. restaurant at Bushard Street and hands with twine, bhndfolded him open the safe They put about S2.000 to .Poh~ Armed bandits who shot their victim in the back during a holdup at a Stuler restaurant in Hunongton Beach drove to another Sizzler in Fountain Valley hours later and roughed 11p a night manager in a second holdup, polite sajd Sunday. Jn the first holdup, at about 8:30 Warner Avenue at about m1dn1ght. and ordered him to crawl to the office \n a burlap baa and th~n ued Smtth to He (the gunman) came.up behind p.m. Saturday at the Sizzler at Golden The two bandits one weanng a sk.i a ladder after showina him a three-him and I gue s stuck ttfe gun 1n.hn West . Street and Edinger A venue 10 mask, overpowered Smith who had a Pressing a n Oe to his head, they cylinder obJCCt attached with duct back and shot h1~. as he grabbed for Hu~ungton Beach, a gunman shot soft dnnk an one hand and a demanded the keys to th~ office. But tape: that they said was a bomtl that th~ (money) bag, Sgl. Lou Ochoa assistant manager Dale McCue, 20, in checkbook an the other, and threw one of the bandits couldn t unlock the would blow up the restaurant. said the back. McCue, who repon edly was him to the ground. Smith put up a door so he kicked 1t 1n. He worked his way free an about 15 Police S4tarched the area fottowin1 Officers said there are similarities an the robbencs an which bandits watted outside lhe two restaurants to ~truck in t~o-buttocks, was discharged fight and pulled the 'ilo mask up to the . The bandits ordered Sm 1th to o1ve minutes and called police the shooting but were unable to locate Sunday after treatment at fountain gunman's eyes before he was over-"" h b "' . the masked gunman dcscnbed as Valley Community Hospital. powered. t11em t e com inallon to the safe But In the first S1uler holdup. th~ than. 6 feet taJI and •bout 25 to 29 In the second incl<ient, two robbers "Don't moye o r I'll blow your head they couldn't get the tumblers to bandtts confronted -;hooting v1d1rp )ears old Both bandns remained at cooperate and removed m1th's McCue as he earned the establish-large Sunda} night Callfomta This will be a big week for California dreamers and lottery offlclals./ A3 A Soviet defector says coming to Hollywood answers his dreams./ A3. The fad of lunch flights Is taking off among private pllots./A4 Nation Tight security prevailed at the hearing for 11 Puerto Ricans charged In connection with a $7 million Wells Fargo rob- bery./ A3 · Astronauts finish a dangerous salvage pro- ject In space./ A3 World Mikhail Gorbachev pre- dicts Soviets will have to make concessions at the upcoming summit./ A3 Seventy Inmates riot and burn an Irish Island prlson./A3 Sports Orange Coast College's football team hopes to find success with the wishbone offense this year./81 •. Costa Mesa Hlgh's foot- ball team Is relying on experience as It seeks to Improve this season./81 The Angels can't hold 3-0 lead and fall to the"Yan- kees, 5-3, while Philadel- phia completes series sweep of Dodgers./8 1 Cooling off in reverse Entertdnmen t Conway Twitty keeps the lowest profile of major stars In Nashville, letting 50 No. 1 hits speak for themselves./ A7 The bat of the board aurf ere at thl• weekend'' Op Pro Surflna Champlonahi1>9 ln RantinCton Beac h ahowed their ezpertiae by rldln& wavea toward the ahore, aee J>a&e B 1. But akJm boarder•, euch aa AQdy Shep pard of Newport Beach, ride from the beach --Balboa Penlneula in thl• case - back out to sea. INDEX Sales dropping 35-50% in Mesa's facelift zone Bridge Classified Comics Crossword Death Notices Entertainment Horoscope Ann landers Nation A8 65-7 A8 67 67 Losses-for fenced merc hants range~~ 500,000 per month of the stores hetv.een I 1h ~trt"et anJ Broac.lv. J\ Man} of the frunt entrance-; and v.indo"s haH· been boarded up or blocked O) lumhi.·r anc.l l h.11n link frnung forcing patrons to enter through rrar or <i1d,· door' By TONY SAA VEORA OflMO-. .......... "II\ oh~tou'>I} hun1ng u\ ... ..aid Jl'~l'ler Dom1n11. Rac1t1 . a formtr ma\or ofCo\ta Me'ia "Pt•opk J 11n't l.n11v. if the) 're remc><klmg or wrrck1ng tht• "hok plc1.:t · Public Notices Sports A6-7 87 A6 A3 64,8 81-3 A3 A6 A2 A3 Downtown mer~hants in Costa Me~·., rchab1htat1on prOJeCt are cla1m1ng ind1 .. 1dual tosses of up to SS00.000 a month from potential customers dnven awa~ b) the construction work. Moshe ·\It man d 1stnc1 manager ol L e,1 ' \\t'tt'o complained hl'I bU\lnCSS wa~ losing $~00 tltK m11nth(\ from plummeting ~lcs. emplO\ec "3lJrll'\ J n •'thn c·q>t.'n'ie~ State Televlson Weather World The 25 businesses undergoing facelif'5 on the east side of Newpon Boulevard repon ed that sales have dropped from 35 to 50 percent since work begin 1n mid-July. Most merchants conceded the new facades being applied to the aging storefronts will ultimately boost their businesses. But for now, cash registers have been silenced by the pounding of hammers and the buzz of saws m front .\ltman added that CU'\tomas v.t'rt' drllllng 111 othn StL'rt•o ~hop!> hecau~ they didn't' '-'Unt in lPntt•nJ IA 1th thl tnt:on"cn1cncc Other would-ht' patron<. mcreh 1h11u~h1 lhl' stort' v.as 1. lo'>Cd "lt's l.tl linguc;,"sa1d .\ltman v.ho'c;hi.·en fnrtt'J tid.I\ oil some emplO)CC<; ""I ou'n.-tall.mg ahout l11,in1.1. J hJ ll (Pleaee .ee F AC ELIJl'T I A2) Family planniilg.f unds limited State budget restrictions Would cut off clinics that perform. promote abortion By JENNlFER ltERR ~.-....,._.,..., L «of. __.. SACRAMENTO -The Legi~-~ • ~·- lature's budget battle over abort1ons. a \k1rm1sh with the couns that dates cctves any direct or 1nd1rect com- to t 978. took a new twist this )'.Cir pcnsauon, advantaae. benefit or gain when ant1-abort1on force sh1f\cd from referrals for abortio ns services." their attack from Mcd1C'al lD family Califomia Is ont of only t 6 states planning funds. tNt still providd aovemment fund- Thc combmauon of a clerical aoof ina for abortions. and the ant1·abort1on ~liefs of Gov. The dtsputcd lanauaae 1n the state' George DeukmeJian put into the new law was added to the Senate I 98$-86 stale budaet $CVcre m tnc-buctaet proposal by Sen H. R1ch- t1Uns on public and pnvate clinics ardton, R-Olendora, 11 the suges- that get $3"4 m1lhon in state family "'tlon of anti ... bonion JtOUl)s. The plannin1 tunds. lcsistatiw budaet confttcncc com· • The tana"aac says money cannot mhtee voted .-.2 to remove tht' ao to "any croup, clm1c or oraaniza· lan1uaae. but by mtst.ake some of the t1on whrch ~rform,_ promotes or lanauaac was ltf\ 1n the hudact sent to advertise !bortion , or which re· OcukmeJ1an • Although Democratic lrg1,lat1-.c leaden urged him to blue pencil tht' languaee. the Republican governor left 1t intact. saying 11 "k('('ps fatth with my own conv1ct1on!I ahout abon1on." Planned Parenthood <\<;\OC:t.ltl'\ asked the 1st D1stnct Court of .\pPt•:tl to. overturn the rt tnct1on\~ '13) 1ng they violated abortion nght-;, fr<'<' speech and lcgasla11v(' intent The court o n July 10 barred thr DcukmejLan adm1nistn111on from cutting off the Amd until the coun rules on the const1tut1onahty of thr action. A dtt1s1on 1 expected no sooner than nc\t month and could come as late as Novcm~r Family planmna vants. whi(h ~o to county and nonprofit chnt~ that provt<kcontrattpllve ~rv1ccs f0< tlw poor, have been a tarict of an11 ahort1on1sts 1n the two ~t'an of the" DeukmcJian adm1n1itration. Last Stptcmbtr. the admtnt\ tra11on held up .i t u mtrad ' "1th fam11\ planning d m1l ' 1hat 'A-t·n· 111 start the-pre1.iou;, lul\ I Th,· tnn tracts Wl'rt' rrwnttl'n 10 prnh1h11 fam1I> plannmg funJ, lrom hc1ng u~d to perform ahun111n\ nr tn JJl.l· ti¥' plate ol other 'illllrl l' fund., u<,,cd tor aboft11ln' \tJtt• la" l'lrf'\ ltlu'I\ proh1t11ted thr tunl1'i Imm h(>ing u't·J for ahon1on" Th<' MC'd•·< al a"'1nion rt"C.tm 1111n' ha .. <' Pt-come almo'it a ritual 1n thC' budge\ and th" vc-ar" no d11lercn1 bA h VC'.ar l~C' I ~78, 11\to l ..,_ laturc ha' addec.l fanguaae 1n the buda~t rcstnctang th<' un.um\tanu·, under ~h1ch Medi·< at >Aould Pl' tor obort1on' ..\nd each \-ea1 ~t>\lnt'"V n p,hts groupc; h&\l' pont lU tft~un' which h•"<' dC'l laft'() the" tan&Uil8<' unron'ltttuuo'"'' and ordered the ~Ille to pa~ for 1\11 Mt'J1( .ii aoor.11nn'I Thi\ vt-ar·, hud8et .1'"11n "1" \ikd1< al ahon1onc. . ff ltm1tt•d h• thno,c ix-rformt'\1 tn .,.1\ I' thl· hk 111 tht• I Stcilker left devil worship symbol clues • Prime suspect was obsessed with song a bout 'Night Prowler' LOS .\NC.,EL£\ I .\Pl -~\mbol\ ol d~"u ~or-ship were found' in the homes of!>Ome v1ct1ms of the ""'light Stalker," believed responsible for I b 'llay1ngs. and the pnme \Uspect wa<, ob-;c-;sed w1th a ht.>a\~·metal song about a "Night l'rowla." according to news report~ \unda\ The suspect. Richard Ramm!1 v.a., arrested Saturda ~ after he wast: halloed down and beaten b> a group ol restidents 1n East Lo'> Angeles 'A-hen he allegedly punched a woman and tned to steal a car Ramirez. 25 had had problem\ with ~\1nce hie, ~hildhood an E-1 Paso. Te\as. '>offered ep1leps~ ,rnd was v.orking 3'> a street sv.eeper tor the Cit) of Los .\ngeles relat11.~ told n e-ws pa pc:rs He was being held w1thou1 hall Sunda) after being hooked for 1n ves11ga11on of om· unspec1fitd u>Unt Holiday. cheap for air .travels County passengers taking advantage of California fa rewar LO\ .\\,C,Hl\ 1\P1 -I hm: \tdr\ agll lht• h1g,gt'I J1r lJrr1t'r' n the htd' ti\ 1r.1,t IC'd < .i111nrn1J .ur 1.umdur detidt·J t.Ht' v.,,r,.,. •n• .1 no· ... in \ IUJltOn lor thl'll '· ... ... 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CoeM DAILY F'tlOT/Mondmy, 8•p•mw 2. 1815 &nn lf yoar were there, IOU coaldn 't &et too cloee to tile water or a1U'flDC ch.amptoDahlpe ,.. ..... ..,T .... C.. at Blllltiqton Beacb. Sanday'• crowd of water aporia fana wu SRO at tbe pier. Beachfront at capacity A huge crowd and bumper-to-bumper traffic on all beach area thoroughfares were reponed in Huntinaton Beach Sunday at the midway point of the three-day l..aboT Day holiday. Beach parlcing lots were filled at 8 a.m., one of the earliest closing tames in recent years, lifeguard officials sajd. About 30,000 people were drawn to the area near the pier to witness the final day of the fourth annual Ocean Pacific Professional Surfing ChamJtionsrups. Thousands more were a ttending the Downtown Street Fair at Main Street near Pacific Coast Hi&hway. The fair, sponsolt'd by downtown merchants, features booths, pmes ao4, other cJthibits which wiU continue from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m . tOday. Also bf'inaina thousands of ~it<?rs y. the water's ed&e was warm summer weather thf{ peaked beach temperatures at 78 dcsJ'ces. Despite the bif turnout, no major traffic accidenu were reponed and there were no more ooean reteues than normal for a busy summer dal,, officials said. "We're doing a aood job, • one lifeauard lll>ted. • Good news.for hplida)r:.Coolef Low otoudt Ind toa ---~ from \ht coutel .,... Into moet ~ .,... wllT gNie ~ to t8it lklM and eo<>* temperat..,,. todlry,end then wttl return tonight. Otherwlee It wOI be fair end oooler. Lowt Wiii be In the eo.. High• tod•y wtll range from U~ tow 70t et the beeehM to nMt 90 In the warmer Inland veii.y.. HIQM Tueeday wit r.,ge from the upper 801 et bMChet to the IOw lo mid IOI "' lnltnd vlhye. -In the~ ti-.." ... be..,, •otpt "*'-..... ..,.low- clOud• end tog along the loWer c:outel atopee tonight end Tueedlly rnorrq. L.ocel guttyw.t to notthwMt wind• to 30 mph Tuetday end Wedtwedty. A HtUe QOOler cSeys. Lowa 48 to eo. Htghe todty 71 to 82 9nd Tueecs.y In tht low to mid 70t. From Point Conception to the Mexlcen Bord«: Inn« water• -Moetly IOUth to aouthMat wind• 12 knot• or IMI morning hourt beoOmlng aouthweet to weat 8 to 18 knot1 Monday an.noon and evening. Southweet ew.111 1 to 3 feet. M0tnlng tow cloud• othef'wtM felr through Monday night. U.S. Temi- ,,_ ~City ...... t:.'1: 12 54~ H 83 MempNe 9170~ H 112 Mt*41 p..,i 14 II N~ 71 12 New OrtMne 101 78 New Von 7& lllllO Nottcllll. Va, , ... Oll~CllY ~ .• :0 71 :: ll'lll•d11¢11• :: 7( = all 48 Pon::!.'~ II " POl'llan4.0r. 78 :: Pr~ to 117 ~ 70 62 ~ r. : IHcM 103 71 St Pet•Tmrnpa 7& .. .... LAik• Olly t7 .. hnAntonlo II ti IM.Ju911,P.R. 72 54 rut:n Mll"9 70 M TulM 93 ee50 WMNnglon 97 Wlolllta : :; Wiiii ........ 70 .. : ~ Eztended 72 41 11 71 " 18 71 59 .. 81 71 74 TODAY 11:27Llfl. 11: ... a.m. a:.ep.m 11441p.rn o.• 5.0 , . 4.8 oa • SW s SW Newport issues motorists' survey ' ~ ABORTION ••• From Al pay the remaining S 14 million that the state will have to pay for all I 00,000 MediCal abon1ons if the courts rule again that the restrictions arc illcpl. BURiAL ••• From Al fetuses, which have been stored by the county as possible evidence, became a cause cclebrc an the emotional war between pro-and anti-.abortion forces. By SUSAN HOWLETT OftlleDlllJ ........ Ncwi)ort Beach officials have dis- tributed surveys to motorists on Pacific Coast H1ghw~ in an effort to eaac the on.oina traffic problem snarlina the local area. About 20,000 questionnaire card!_1 were passed out late last week to drivers at the hi&hway intersections of Dover Drive and Riverside Drive, Oiff and Riverside drives, and the intersection of Tustin Avenue and Avon Street, according to Newpon Beach Public Works spokesman Jeff Staneart. The ooe-day distribution program I is desianed to determine the of'ilin of local and ~ooal traffic comina into the coastal ctty. Staneart said. "We•rc studyiDf the traffic primar- ily in the Mannen Mile area." Staneart said. He said the surveys a.re the initial pbue of the mauive Pacific Cout Highway widenioa pro- FACELIFT INTERRUPTS SALES ••• homAl . million dollars a month, I can't afford to keep everybody on the payroll." Nearly all the stores have cut prices to make up some of the lost sales, but they are also spending more money to advertise their bargains. "I guess we're sayina that it's your share to be temporarily inconvenienced." Linda Blair, owner of a dime store specializina in metaphysical books and rcliJious items, admitted that merchants are experiencin1 the dark.ncu before the dawn. However, she was fearful that her business won't survive the "ni&ht" The rehab project, expected to tx completed in late November, will bring Spanish-type facades to the storefronts, featuring canopies, tile and arched windows. The city Redevelopment A&encyJ. using federal grant money, 1s pie~ nearly aJl the )593,000 tab. "I n ope I can last, my rent is due and I don't have a fraction ofit," said Blair, owner o f the Visions and Dreams me~hysical dime store,. Finlandia fu rniture is making its second sacrifice in the name of redevelopment. The store moved to the east side of Newport Boulevard after it was evicted from its storefront across the street, to make way for the newCourtyards shopPing complex. Downtown sales have generally suffered over the last few months because of the traffic jams and other -annoyances created by the construction of an S 18 million shopping center and the widening of 19th StTect. Costa Mesa redevelopment officials said the -me1chants were feeling the birth pangs of progress. .. I think that is a fair trade for the investments we're putting into those businesses," sajd Community Develop- ment Coordinator Patricia David. Now its front wtndow and door are completely walled off by the rehab project. "We're really Jookina forward to seeing the finished project,)t'sjOina to be real nice," said saleswoman Sirklru Pbleiger. 'llBut in the meanti~e ... well, you d on't exactly see people milling around buymg furniture." Marilyn Whisenand. redevelopment director, added: DEVIL WORSHIP CLUES LEFT ... From Al 1. 'KABC also reported that tbe killer tried to 3ouge out the eye of at least one victim and ate meals 1n some victims· homes. Ray Gare a a. 27. a former classmate of Ram1rez who JUSt moved to the East San Francisco Bay community of El Sobrante fro m El Paso. told the San Francisco Examiner that Ramirez was obsessed with satanic themes in the rock band AC-OC's 1979 album. "Highway to Hell." The . album cover depicts a band member dressed as a devil. while another wears a pentagram-shaped pendant. Garcia said Ramirci' favorite song was ''Nif!!t Prowler." The song says in part: 'Was that a noise out your wmdow, or a shadow on your bhnd? And you lie there naked, like a body m a tomb; suspended animation as l slip into your room." The Times and the San FranciSGo Examiner said that in investigating one of the slayings, authorities found a baseball cap bearing AC-DC's logo. The Times and KABC also said investiptors last month searched an area of East Los Angeles where they believed a satanic cult had met, and found tennis shoe prints which matched prints found at some of the Night Stalker crime scenes. Police refused to confirm or deny the reports. ...... . AIRLINE FARE WAR ... YromAl The California corridot is made up of eight afrports -Los Angeles International. Burbank. Ontano. Long Beach. Orange County's John Wayne Airport. San Francisco. Oak- land and San Jose. It is one o f the busiest in the nation, with 6.6 million passengers a year. When Continental West declared the war, it also imposed a cease-fire date of Sept. 14. After that. fares will return to nof'T11al in peak hours, although bargains may still exist Just Call 642-6086 Def~ Piiot o.ff"'Y ta Oueranteed ~Y-''""'' n """ "° "°' -'f°"' ~ Dy ~ JO p m tl l Del(.'of• 1 p ,.,, 4nO YO<J< r"'°y """ tlfl o.e--eci dunng off hours. Fares between Los Angeles and the Bay Area plummeted to $29 from an average ofS79. Continental West also shoved down fares on the Los Angeles-Seattle route to $69, instead of the average $210. Spokesmen for airline companies bemoaned the re6umption of hostilities. recalling how three years of air fare wars after deregulation in 1978 nearly bled the afrlincs whtte. IQ.. the ensuing years. airlines purchased" more fuel efficient planes and won waae concessions from unions and cut some routes to stay afloat. Rick Russell, marketing <1.ircctor for Newpon Beach-based "'X.irCal, agrees. "No one will make money, even if all the seats are sold. Maybe you can brealc even." He notes that AirCal -the No. 2 carrier in the region with about 33 pcn:ent of the market· -has $30 million in cash reserves that it can use as a war chest if necessary. Wbat do you like •bout tbe Dally Pilot? Wbat don't you like? Call tile number at ldt and your mea ... 1e wlll be recorded, tnn1cr1bed aad delive red to Ute appropriate editor. Tbe tame U-lloer aa1werlD11ervlce may be used to record letters to tile editor on any topic. Cootrtbatora io oar Letters colama maet lDclude their name and teleplaone number for ver ification. No clrculatloa calls, please. Tell a1 what's on your mlDd. . Karen Wittmer General Menager Clrculetton 714/M2-4UI Ca..tffed ~11~-1171 AH other dapertmenh 142-4121 MAIN OFflCE »O Weal Bar., eo.i. -CA Ma<! eddl-8oc 1580 C:0.11 -CA 9262' $41111'0.Y t"'1 ~., JI ,.,., Oo 1\(14 ·-""" C()f)y Dy 7 I ,. Cl • "'°'"'-10 I m erlCI fOUI COOY w Frank Zlnl ~,,.,'>f AOHmary Churchman Con ironer Co9ynght 1983 O<-.. Coael ~ Company NO ,,.,.. "°''" ..,.1111-edllorie1 matlef or ~" .. INflll ,,.,_ INr lie 19')t()dute0 W•ll\(IUI t99(181 I* -Of ~·- °'"~ Clteutatton Talep.'loftel l Robert L. Centrefl Produc.110,., M111nag.-r .. ow1rd Mullentry Adv•1l,.1nq D1rec101 Donald L. Wllllama C1rcula11on Menager Peggy •1e:fn1 C..lnssll1ed Dllf'CtOr -• ' 4 l«OllO ~ POCll!Qe OiloCI I I C-1 ...... t .. fOf .... IUP$ tO 8001 S-"lll(>" o., ,.,,,.. IS 2!. "'°"1N)I llY _, s 7 00 "'OnlNy VOL 71, NO. 2A1 ?' E St ject between Dover Drive and the Arches bridae which is slated for 1987 or 1988. A recently completed study by the city indicates that the flow of sunseeken p>ina to and from the Balboa Pen.illaul& will soon become just too much for the thorouahfares in ·the area. Also in the works is a widenina pro)ect for Newport Boulevard, which bas been tentatively 1Ct for 1987, Staneart said. He said the 'project should alleviate a aianificant amount of the eonaestionJ "but it incrcues steedily. There will always be traffic in Newport Beach." The seven.question survey re- quests answen related to the partici- pant'• travel at the time they were banded the .card. The cards can be mailed free of postqe to city officials who eJtpect to have the results compiled in about a month, Staneart said. The abortion-budget fight began after Congress io September 1977 passed -the .. Hyde amendment" re- stricting federal abortion funding to cases of life endangerment, rape or incest In July 1978, the Legjslature in- sened umilar restrictions, adding aenetic damage, in the state McdiCal budaet. Those were blocked by the courts and have never taken effect even though lawma.ken have added them each year. The state Supreme Coun In 1981 ruled that the state has no constitu- tion.al obligation to provide medical services to the poor. However, the coun said, once the state provides such benefits" it cannot selectively withdraw part or their care solely because a woman exercises her ri&ht to choose to have an abonion. Abortion foes, including the Cath- olic League of Southern California. wanted to give the fetuses a religious burial. Pro-choice groups, including fem - inists and the American Civil Liberties Union, obj~ted, sayina that for the county to permit such burials would be to throw the power of the state on the side of abonion op~ nents. In court, pro-choice attorneys ~ ferred to the fetuses as medical tmue. The Catholic Leque and then- District Attorney Robert Philibosiao went to coun to win approval for the burial plans. They lost. last September, the California Supreme Court upheld the Jower- court ruling that it was inappropriate for the county to bury the fetuses with religious services. To do so would violate the separation of church and state, the court said. Holidaytraffictoll tops 255 The issue was sent back to Los Angeles Superior Court for resol- ution. Judae Robert o·~n (Uled in early July that the fetllics could tx buned as long as there wu no religious ceremony. C HICAGO (AP)-With the thrce- day Labor Day weekend half over, 2SS people had beep killed on the nation's l}iabways by 9 p.m. PDT Sunday. The National Safety Council had estimated that· 450 to 550 people could die in traffic accidents dunng the holiday period from 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Monday. The holiday 1s traditionally one of the heaviest driving periods of the year. ,,. About 400 .P._C<>ple could be ex- pected to tx lcilled on the highways durina a three-day, non-holiday weekend at this time of year, accord- ing to council spokesman Bob O'Brien. It is up to the county Health Department to decide when and where td'conduct the burial. ~ In May, abortion foes, including religious and political figures., held a memorial servic.c at a cemetery in Monrovia, about IS miles cast of downtoWn Los Angeles. single age38 TV anchorwmnan Self destructi on is one response to a mental crisis. A demandin g career or a stressful home life can drive almost anyone to harm- ful actions. But, every situation is different. That's why there are plans to poison. herself different ways. to help. The Information \ r a a a a a a Center at Capistrano by the Sea Hospital has a free booklet on mental crisis. It outlines the many . options you have available. Hospitalization is only one of them. Call (714) 831-1787. You'll recei ve this useful booklet in absolute confidence. We've helped people cope with the problems of today's society for over-25 years. We understand. Howco HanJ.le a Mental Crisis .. • • . . 0 'I .... ----------""-- r Orange Cout DAI~ Y PlLOT/Monday, s.ptember 2, 198S STATE/ ·ION /WORIJ>===========i Landmark week for dreamers, lottCry offici8.Js.;. S~CRAMENTO (AP)-Wedne day Wiii be a b1 day -fur CAlifomuuir-eamers, and lotteryofflctals. ' E"'.en if you're not anxious to pursue a muJt1m1lho n· dollar Jackpot, it'll be 'the day on which the news media promottrs and ticket outlets start showenng you with th~ advise and serva~ lbc syusm. Md dCllillatcd ~rl)'... 20,000 businesses as ticket outlets. The advert1S1ng firm, ~eedham Harper Worldwide Inc. of Los Angeles, has been hired to manage a $22 million promotional campaign. word "lottery" Mee never before. - State officials, who . can ~Y they have steered the l~ttery around any ma)OI" hitches so far and remain v1nually free of maJ~r cnticism despite delays. will finally an~ouncc the openinf date of the first game and unveil their logo at an I a.m. Capitol news conference • Meanwhile. few politicians have strongly attacked the· governor o r l,ottery officials over delay of tne games. even thou&h pubhc schools have been depnvcd of their $1 million-plus daily share of the revenue. Wednesday. L<?ttery. Director Mark Michalko sllW says the mystery date wtll be in the last week ofth1s month or the first week of October. A San Francisco Superior Court backed the state's cautious style, and now a state appellate court has failed 10 move swiftly in considering an appeal of that decision. Court-ordered printing of tickets outside California has failed to stow delivery of tickets. Voters an November ordered the lottery-hqun more than fiv~ m~nths ~go on March 22. FirsY, ~George DeukmeJ1an s cautious approach to the task of organizing the. nation's largest lottery and then his a ppointees' deliberate style delayed the •tan·up. Whale legislation to break Georgia-based Sc1ent1 fic G ames' apparent monopoly on the supply of ticketl> remains stalled by unrelated partisan issues. lottery officials say they are working to avoid overdependence on the company. Lottery workers will be trained to operate games as much as possible. Officials have mustered a smaH army of about 400 state workers. hired numerous companies to supply, Two lottery comm1ss1oners -Howard Varner aod Ken Webster -are tied financiall y to companies that . Fixed satellite gets goo~ spin Astronauts finish a daring salvage operation in space SPACE CENTER, Houston (AP) -With a mighty heave and a we1ghtlif\er's grunt, • spacewalker James "Ox" van Hoften sent a repaired satellHe spannma off on Jts own Sunday, suocessfully completing a dan ng salvage prOJCCt an space. "Good spin, Ox," called fell ow spacewalker Bill Fisher as the 71h·ton Syncom 3 satellite whirled away from the space shuttle Discovery at three revolutions per minute. "Ahhhh. that's great." "Well done, Ox," said m1ss1on commander Joe Engle, who watched from Discovery's cabin. "A good steady span," agreed van Hof\en, who pushed the satellite away from the shuttle while standing on the end of Discovery's SO.foot robot arm, 230 miles above the Pacific Ocean. The hand launch was the final act of a complex repair job that energned dead electncal circuits inside the Syncom 3 and gave the $85 m1lllon communications craft a chance to chmb out of its uselessly low orbit and become a working satellite. About an hour later, M1ss1on Control told the astronauts that a ground stauon bad contacted Syn· com 3 by radio and that the satellite had responded to commands. "That's good news," replied En&le. "If you've got anf other satellites tnat need fixing.I we'I be glad to take care of them betorc we come down." Sleven Dorfman, president of Hughes Communications Inc., owner of the satellite, caJJed the repair project "the most remarkable salvaf,e mission in the U.S. space program.· But he warned that there was still no final assurance that Syncom 3 had • survived intact its long exposure to the deep cold of space that could have c"8used damage to the satellite's rocket enginennd propellttnt. "The hot wire phase is over," said Dorfman. "The question now 1s will the engine tum over." Hughes officials earlier had given only 50-50 odds for success and Dorfman said thal despite the space- walk success. "the betting windows are closed and it's too late to change the odds." Marvin Mixon, a Hu&}les vice president, said that temperature readinss taken Sunday were "en- couraging." Syncom 3's first rocket finng is set for Oct. 29, followinf weeks of testing and warming of the 1.000 pounds of propellant on bpard. If successful. the craft will--ioar to 1u wo.rkio£ station, 22,300 miles above the Earth. Fisher and van H of\cn worked 1n the vacuum of space for four hours and 34 m inutes to complete the JOb started ma record se~n-hour. eight· mmute spacewalk Saturday. Who left the cap off? want ~..srll Jouecy tldeU.-~ut MC avo1d1na 1101cs. concerning retailers as a preaut1on apinst any poss1blt conflict of interest . ,, . ~mfot1ab1c..1ou1t '°™'~and selhnt-th&ltdtets; -- .. BuaJdanas are still under construction. we're testinJ. computer equipment .. We've also been very conccme4 about malung sure we ban the proper 9CCUnty prooedw... an place. We have a secunt) staff that I think is te4»nd to none an the lottery industry " • And 1n a gent ral endorsement of the way the Dc.-ulc.meJ1an ad'min1strat1on has ha ndled the pmc$ the Senate Rules Co,m mittee swiftly recommended last ~eek that the full Senate confirm M1chalko and two lottery comm1ss1onel"\. Mello, 1n add1t1on, Questioned why O regon was abie 10 begm Its similar lottery o n ume. "You have to take every single tb.10g that Oregon di4 and limes tt by a factor of 10. Oregon started out witb approximately 40 m1lhon uckets for their first game. We will have 400 mallton ttclccu in our first pme alone.'' M1chalko said Sen Henry Mello. 0. Watsonville, supplied one of the. stronscst comments dunng 27 minutes of fnendly qucsuo nang of M1chalko "I think there has been tremendous waste of ume in getting the whole procedure started. I'm not blaming you for 1t You Just came on the scene," Mello said. "l can assure all of you. !ienaton, that we arc moving as rap1d l)' as we possibly can while malong sure that the proper controls are put 1n place," M1chalko repltt'd. "By the lime we get through with the first year, we will have increased by 50 percent the total number of tictceu sold m 23 lottery 1unsd1cttons last year " "One ot the reasons I've been per'iOnally hesitant to set a very specific date within that narrow [st.art·uP> ume frame (late Septem ber or early October) is that there arc a number of things that have to occur before we can feel AJthough tHe rne10 focus of attenuo n 1s on locking off tht fint "instant-winner" scratch-oft' ucket game, I.ht director say~ that plans are under way for ~e other gamctt as well as the more elaborate computenzcd numbers games com ing next year Gorbachev sees tough summ~t 'Supergladiators' match depends on Soviet con cession· NEW YO RK (AP>-Soviet leader Mj.kha1I S. Gorbachc". 1n an 1nter- .. 1ew v.nh T ame magazine. predicts I the Unned States wilJ take a hard hne an the November summn meeung and expects the Sovtet U nson to make all the concessions. In hu first in terview with a West· em news organization since assuming power. Gorbachev said of the Geneva summn: "It looks as 1f the stage 1!> betng set (by Washington) for a bout between some kmd ofpohucal 'super- gladiators'· with the only thought in mind being how best to deal a deft blow at lhe opponent and score an extra point m this 'bout.' " ... It appears that even the slightest headway depends exclus1yel) ~POn concessions by the Soviet Union." An account of the Aug. 26 anter- view~released Sunday, is contained in Time's Sept. 9 issue.. Gorbachev madt'Jlis comments an response \o written quesuons subm itted an ad· 11anc.c and also talked to Time newsmen at his Kremhn office He reiterated the Soviet pos1t1on that the ,ijj\1ted St.ates' "Star Wars" space-based defense shrcld poses an insurmountable obstacle to arms- control agreements improvement in .. relations between tht two great nations on earth." The Soviet leader S&Jd he harbors "d1sappo1mment and concern" over recent Reagan admin1strauon ac· lions, ancludang the rtJecuon of the Soviet proposal for a moraton um on nuclear weapons tesung. complaints about human n ghts v1olauons an the So' 1et Lnion. and Star Wars . He said the Rcapn admanmrauon has unJusufiabl> blam ed the Soviets for numerous problems ··That as a scenano of pressure. of attempts to dnve us into a comer. to ascnbe to us. as so man> umes 1n the past. e"et) mon.al sm -from unlcash1n' an arms race to ·aa· v ess1on' IO the Middle East. from v1olauons of human n ghts to \Orne scheming or other even m South Afnca. "This 1s not a state policy. n 1s a . fevensh search for 'forces of evil,"' he said, an a reference to President Reapn's description of the Soviet U nion as an "empire of ev1l." The State Department, reply10g to the anterv1ev.. said the U nitcd States hopes that the summit will result in "Sl&Jllficant progress" ln U S.-$ov1et relations "We hope to leave Geneva wnh th( L S ·So' 1et relationship on a more st.able foot mg... said depanment spokesman Pete Martinez "~t the ~me ume ....,c have no 1llus1ons We reahze that our problems with the ~' 1ets are numerous and d~p It ""111 t.ak,t time to 0' errome our d1ffi.:uhics and ""e wall ha'e 10 be both pa1ient and determined · "The status (of the satellite) looks good." said ~on Control. Van Hoften was forced to enter the airlock ahead of Fisher and attach an oxygen hose to his suit when he got a pressure warning, but by then the JOb was done. Park naltora In Dueueldorf, Weat Germany can have a dally bruah with art thank• to thl• 10-foot, 3 1/J·ton .culpture by New York artlet Claea Oldenbura. featurinf white toothpute comlnt out of a red tube. L nless the L' nned States agrees 10 stop v.-ork on the prOJeCt Gorbache' -~1d. "1t will not be possible to rea(h an agreemC"nt on the hm1tat1on of v..ea pons .. But he added .. urel) God on h 1gh has not refused to gJ ve us enough wisdom to find wa)s to bnng u~ an Gorbalhe' 54. bct:amr ~om- mumc,t Pam sen.era! secretan "1arch I 0. '"''' after the death of h1~ prede\C'"or l\.om1an11n C hemC'n ~o 'T"' Hearingsecurityt-ghtest El t p h dl forsuspectedterrorists enagrows, eases an . an . e By Tbe A11oclated Pre11 SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico -More than 100 federal offi q:rs provided security Sunday as a U.S. magistrate held heanngs for 11 Puerto Ri cans charged in connection with the S7 m illton Wells Fargo robbery in Connecticut in 1983. During the full day of proceedings. the magistrate, Justo Arenas. ordered that all 11 defendants be transferred to Connecticut 10 stand tnal. About t.000 protesters earned signs and chanteCI outside the federal office building. cla1mmg the suspects were being persecuted because of their campajgn for independence for Puerto Rico. a U.S. commonwealth Bulldozer derail• freight train LAUREL. Md. -Eighteen cars of a southbound Chess1e System freight train derailed early Sunday when the train slammed into a bulldozer that had been placed on the tracks. police said. No inj uries were reported following the 3 a.m. accident, althqugh autho nlles evacuated a nearby apartment com pie when spilled diesel fuel caught fire. The blaze was put out within I 5 minutes. Emergency rail crews, working with cranes to lift the tWlSted wre<:kage. estimated 1t would take between 24 and 36 hours to clear the tracks. officials said. Rau defector 'dreamed of Hollywood' BEVERLY HILLS -Soviet defector Oleg Yidov. a Russian movie star often compared to Burt Reynolds and Robert Redford, said Sunday his amxal in Hollywood 1s the fullfillment of childhood dreams. "f hved in this world in my fantu1es as a child." said V1dov, who fled Yugoslavia in May after the Austrian embassy gave b1m a visa. and arrived an Los Angeles Saturday. "I'm With fnends ... I'm really thankful." said the blond. blue.eyed film star whose movie-hero ro les made ham a top box office draw tn the Sovrct Union throuih the J 970s. Two firea blacken more than 850 acrea VACAVILLE -Two Northern California brush fires, both possibly set by arsoni~ Saturday, have blackened more than 850 acres. the state Departme of Forestry said Sunday. One. just north of Plat1na in Shasta County. wa being mopped up Sunday. It cllarrcd 205 acres 01' brush, but damaged no ~tructures and auscd no injuries. A second blaze, six miles north of Vacaville. was only 10 percent contained S.unday. It had blackened more than 650 acres of brush, but no timber-ontnlc:tu1"e!''Wtrc threatened. Iriah laland prl99n burned In riot • CORK. Ireland -About 70 inmates, some wielding R•ckaxes and pitchforks. seized control of the pike Island prison compo~n~ off the In h coast Sunday and set at afire, l~v1na th~founhs ~f the pnson a smoldenna ruin. pohce said. Police llnd lnsh soldters ~oved 1n to rqtott order 11 the m1nimum -~unty pnson. No terronst convacu are housed 1n the compound EDilneer charaect In train w1eck, 42 clle CHA TEAU ROUX, Francc -Ajud&echar:scd locomotiveensineer Jean· YvC! Bnsset wtth anvoluni.ry manslaupucr Su~~ for failina to slow tus CX11f"CU1Taln tn-. constJuc:tJon wne pnor ttr'I lhtt kllled •l peoplt. Conv1ct1on could mean a pnson 1"" of three months to two ~•rs and fine, from SS7S to $3,600 No Amcnca wt'rc known to have been on the tram. but many Bnt1!lh and l>ln11h toun t were amo na the casuaJtlcs. Police quoted Brissct, 37, as admamna he was travehn1 too fast 1n a 20 mph 1o nt' earl> Saturda He was rclcucd unday pcnd1na tnal 425,000 residen-ts ofFlo?ida. Alabama -----told to evacuate before hurricane hits C EDAR KEY. Fla. ( .\ P) -L n· predicta ble Elena, after being stalled at sea for two da} s. strengthened to a maJor humca ne with ~u,,tamed wi nds of 125 mph Sunda) and headed toward the G ulf Coast, v. here the second evacuation 1n four da' s wa'> ordered · Some 250.000 people m Flonda's Panhandle were told to flee the storm Sunday, as were 175.000 people on Alabama's coast. Evacuauons v.ere ordered in o ne southern Lou1s1ana marshland pansh where about 20.000 people li ve, and were being earned out in Mississippi's three coastal counties. Aurricane warnings were ntcndcd westwa rd from YankeetO\\ n. belo"' Flonda's Panhandle, to Grand l'ik. La .. about 50 males ~outh of l'iC'v. Orleans. The warnings co' crcd more than 500 m iles of coast The storm. blamed for al least one death, was expected 10 ma ke landfall by daybreak betwt"en Pchsacola F1onda's westernmost Cll). and Mobile, Ala .. about 70 males fan her• west. Mark Zimmer. a forecaster " Ith the National Humcanc Center sauJ Sun'1ay evening. · The center. 1n a separate ad ' 1 on. said the torm might stnke east of New Orleans. wnh 10 inches ofra1n 1n ltS path. , ' • • Farther south. officials ISunda) Laf\ed cvacuauo n orden Ln central Flonda around Tampa. letting some 500.000 peopk retum home '\a- uonaJ (,uctrd troupe, called out earlier ~unda' to keep restless e' acuees from retumang to the coast v.l're thl'n told to check 1dent11ica1t1.rn\ ol tho!>C returning · Flooding continued ~unda) along Flonda's v.est mast. Panhandle and lov.·I~ 1ng areas aero s the state. but Steve Hull. a c,pokesman for Go' Bob Cm1ham. said the e~tcnt of thl' damage '-'Ould be 1mpoc,<,1hle 10 determine unul the <,tnrm had mo\(·d on In the Tampa Ba' Jrca. \tmng "snds and c,torm-,urgt•d lltkc, "'" lt•c1 abo\e normal had l.'.nu,ed c\tl'n\1\t" flooding. Elena nn fhur,da' had tnrccd t'' arnation' 1n thC'. Pa nl\andle -\1<1· t'lama l l1u1<;1ana Jnd \1sss1!>~1pp1 ~fore 'C't'nng tov.<lrd I lnmlJ'' \\C\t· u.·ntral \Od\t \\hcrt an 1•,11m.11t•d I m1llton ix·oplt: v.t>re l.''au1atcd late Fnda\ and Saturda\ Rl''>1dcnt\ 11fthl' an·a, lanha nllr1h that \\Crl' l'' J(uJtl'J l'arht"r re1urnl·J home "iaturdJ\ a\ thl· \tlirm "ohhk\J M>m1le \H'\l-\1,uth\\t''l•'ll C'JJr"'n 1n thl.' < 1ulf ul \k\1~0 Thl' hurnlJne \IJrtl'd mln ing '°lun· dn' altt'rnl,lln \i. ht•n /immer '81d tht• <;torm had ··l'~tJhli\hl·J a ddin11e lr3l~. hl'adintt north-north'-'C<il ' R' Sund;n n1sh1 the \!Mm v.a, mm 1n \\e\t or v.e<;t-nonhv.61' at Jlx>ut I / --- L ____ _ Pierre Kennedy eme,rgea from hie boueeboat window at a Tampa. Fla., dock 'rafter checking damagea from Elena. mph. the center said :)*hat v.e·re rmphJ\111 11~ "' r<'Ople 1s that humca m··ll•r, t' '-' llh.h .uc occumng no"' from ~p.tlJd'1"•l.1 Jo Panam~ ('11 ..... aboul "'" nH l'' tanher v.est in the ceptral pJ'1 •'' '11 Panhandle. Z1mmu\a1d l.11, "un,1.1, "f' acuat1on . mu\t he-ru,ht•.1 111 lOmpl<'tton," the ~nt<'f .... rn.1 1n a '>tatement "RISlng 11Je, a' mu h .1, I 0 to J ~ feet abO\ c nom1.11 ..ilU 1J •I\\ ur and t'>;;ape r••Ult'' n 1\ I"<' , ut •tl bct\1rt' midnight -\hout ~'ill OCll tx'•'fl1t "'C'rC' at 1r, 1r,11n l'ht> fi, c PanhanJk, <•untu•, ~ ht•rt' .ih.e~~~cr n .. u' Mdi.'n'ti the t'' a, uath"n ,_.1d R<·~ ,,1, t' an ,,, 1'11al "Ith the IK-r.1 nmt•nt 1)f l:me~ fn\' \1anagement ·H'\harn.11~ffic1al' l''11m.i1cd , .. ~ \l<IC • f't'l•rk "'ere ,it !('\ It'd "" '\ Jl u.11 I r ufller' I hen "unJJ\ Patient asks 'Wh·at's clunking?',_ uestion referred to the reassuring sound of hts arUflctal heart TUCSON. Ant (AP) -The younaest art1fic1al heart patient was alert af\er his temperature dropped tQ no rmal. and nu1d in ht lungs ape pcarcd to have cleared up. offi<'tal~ at Un1ve~1t) Medical \enter ~1d . un day Michael D rummond. 25. of Phoen1ll, asked h1omed1cal enain~r Rach m1th, "What'\ th!\ clun~1ng't'' rcfemni to tht sound of h1'i J3r, t~ 'T mechanical hc:u1. said ho,p1tal !IPO .. CS'-'Oman 01annt" lln·I H.111t Drummond v. J<; h1,pin~ 1c1 v. .11l h some 1enn1~ and ll)(1tb.lll 110 tck '1i1on s he rC'<'O' erNI Imm th<' the 1mplan\ \Uf1Cf) Thur<id.l' that m.idt' him the '''Hh man tt1 l'C'Ct'•'t' the mechanical heart Bret 11.artC' "''l<.1 Thrtt other Jar" 1._ . ., rK1p1cnt' '''" suf\1\e-t~o 1n Lout\\ Ille "-' .And one in ·~eden Docton Q1d • ''ru' had ra'aged Orummond'' (l\\ n heart and that hc v.-ould ha\t had 11 to ~4 hour" 10 ltve w11hout the implnn tTnltkt other Jan 1k 7 rt\ 1p1('nl\ ht ,, C\p('('ted t<' .. ttp the a1r-po1o>.ered pump onl) until he rc~1n\ ~trtngth nnrl 11 human hc~m ""'"1labk for a tn1n~plan1 I Otummona "'a' s1mn~ ufl "' "" hospital he'd and e '«'r\'l\IOf h1\ Jrm' and leg\. and h1\ fam1h 't\ltC'J ~1m 'lunda' Brtt H•rie ~mi 'f \'tf'\th1n~ stall.Look hn<' t ie '' .llert. he 1\ rtspon!l1'e." 8rtt Harte wd. "Di 1 \.tar~ l Le' inSt1n " "onh · denl that lhett I\ Ol' rncum11n11 ' U\IOSOn I\ head C'lflM 'n1\('l'\lt\ ell mona anifioal hun rc.srarch team Or lad.< ot'l('l4'nd v.h(l performed the opcnt1on. had !Ml1d tu.rd&\ he "'•s con~rned aN.lut a · "'n1fi,~n• amount" ot t1u1d in Drummond ' lun~. •dd1ni that Joct<lf\ ~re mon1tonng him Im fl<'"thle pnl'u mon1a Ho""<'' r r Arri Hartt \81J \11 11.1.1• 11.11 rH' 111\ait' -nan' d~areu ur tll'l 'n1l1>u'h ()rummtmd ,m _.,,l\lant \U~r mar~('I m.1n..l11e1 al\t1 had hc-tn runntnll a fe,er unul \aturJ.n v.hen l ,-if'l('land de'\ 1de-d In m rea'i<' hi\ t'lk'<lJ , H\'Ul.1t1<'n throu,h the pla\tll heart • -'on naminatmn had lound that hi' l°'trtm1t1e\ #w\trt u1IJ "'""I" his ft ('('. t p~r ltt' and bai ii. ~« warm • but at\C'r the c 1rculat1on ....,a, ancrca~J t hi' temptraturr dropped from about • I 0 I dqr«s to ~., Rtt1 H•~ utd ( Opt"land Uid the blood nov. •Jlparenth h d httn 1nadf'Quate bl' .au~ o( Drummond' \tte he "'t1Jhrd ahout ~I 0 10 220 pound' v.htn he cnter('(J the hospt(\l "' ' :LawY.ers get Supreme aOVice 125.000 program coritects strategie of state attorneys.before highest court· : 'WASHINGTON {AP)-Orqon Attorney General David Frohnmayer became a success ~--U~u;...Jl.4JIO.. Supreme. Coun after ht: learned. amona other thinl$. of lbe merits of last-minute stateay switches and lcavina his 00.noned· down shirts at home. · Frohnmaycr and top-ranking law enforcement officials from other states since 1982 have picked up bits of wtsdom from a federally sup- ported program aimed at 1mprovina their Supreme O>urt track rcoord. "Ifs a splendid program," said Frohn mayer, who won an important criminal justice case this year. He has ~c1pated 10 the program's mock court sessions -dress rehearsals - . to prel)Are for five appearances before the h1ah ooun. One of the first things he was~. tauatu was 1bc nine justices hayc their quirks. inclodin' Chief Justice Warren Burger's belief that . but- toned-down collars are inap- propriate aturc for workina lawyers. More substantively, Frohnmayer was persuaded to abandon his at- tempt to urae the court to overrule a key precedent Ill the cnminal c.asc decided earlier this year. After listening to has critics. Frohnmayer instead told the justices his case differed signfic1antly from that p~ent. The result: a 6-3 victory for 0regon as the court ruled that a confession is admissible evidence even though a sus~·s earlier oonfes ion was obtained by pobcc unlawfully. ··1 1Crubbed the (oriJina.1) ar1u· ment because It might cauae an· tagomsm," Frohnmayer said. "It turned out to be very sage and useful advice." He-elS&-menqed to O'f'crcome, af\er seeing a videotape of his rehtarsal. has manncnsm of clearina his throat repeatedly. Frohnmayer also concentrated on speak.in& more dehberatel.y. "I was told I speak somethina like a machine gun," he said. Douglas Ross, on loan from the Jusuce Dcpanment. guides the pro- 1ect for the National Association of Attorneys General. Justice Department attorneys and pnvate lawyers, usually three to a panel. pose as the justices to preside over the rehearsals. ;;;.=:;:==::::=;:::;:::::;;;::=;:;=========;:::;::::;;;1 "It's been really g(a ti fying." said' 37 FASHION ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH ( 714) ~4-2030 RUL YIEllESE DlllllER Featuring the lighter cuisine of AUSTRIA. Plus chamber music. This Wednesday September 4.. R811MVatlons a Muat. Ross. "We've hcar<t from several JUSllces who say there have been immeasurable improvements." Laudatory notes were sent by Justices Wilham J. Brennan and Harry A. Blackmun, praising the project and a similar undertaking by the Academy for State and Loe.al Government. Burger also enthus1a.stically en- dorses the program. Previously, he had cnt1cizcd state· lawyers for not measunng up to Justice Department lawyers who argue for the federal J'B.IVlmOll • APPUANCEI • ~ aovcmment in Supreme Coun cases. Ross said the program costs about S 12$,000 a year. He hopes it wiU be expanded and tfeoome permanent, with a $200,000 annual budact financed by the state . A Justice Oepanment conference room is the setting for the so-called oow:.owu.-similar 10 law school exercises. The sessions allow the attorneys to bone their arguing s.lul~ and their arauments before actually facing the JUStices. Since I 982 there have been I 11 shch dry runs, and a new round wall begjn before the Supreme Court's 1985-86 term stans Oct. 1. Ross himself may be the most persjs1enl high court watcher an recent years. He's in court most days argumtnts are heard. picking up tips to pass on to the &tale lawyers. The advice can be mundane, such as how to operate the crank that raises and lowers the lectern from which a lawyer presents his case. And it can deal with the personal behav- ior of the justices. One red flag 1~ the host1 le question. For example, Just1oe Thurgood Marshall's gruff style 1s likely to ruffle a lawyer while provoking laughter from courtroom spectators. Ross sa1d good advice for a lawyer victim1~ by Marshall's wit ap- peared in a newspaper article some years ago, encouragrng the lawyer to "take heart. You may be winning some quiet sympathy from some of the other justices." I • I A aiodel plane ban&• o•er Barry Scott u he dJna at Red Baron reetaarant near Sacramento lt:a'.ecuti•e Airport. Q Lunch'_fl1ght fad takes off ". •• NOW om,y • lntr(Y Sa'" Swrlcll • Gelltf oas Door Stouce '52995 19" TRINITBON REMOfE CONTROL COLOR TV • Stereo Compatlble • C.~patlble • Expr ... Commander Remote Control ..... y •549•• • Speed Stwdt • (leclronic Tuntr •()lld v ... NOWOl&Y '29938 GENERAL ELECTRIC RCA ~" QIAGONAL COLOA-'tRACK TV SONY BETA-MAX • ~ J ( u 11 O•t~ r.aoa 11 • 7~ M'"wtt I 1m,, • 1 Po•"' l t•''~ SIDE-BY-SIDE • 19 . 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STACK PAIR op••att\ b'll~ '"''~ • f 1111 ,,,, IOI> lo.ldtl!f •a~htr •nd (tn fOI/ di Jfl VALUE QUALITY SELECTION llOW ONl.Y 1 37995 MAYTAG SPECIALS · • ColNntf cially prawn 1n Mii· 't:=======~ MM:a~undnM • Otnttt. eM<OY tll'IClfM dtY"'9 • EllctrOtlic Alllo> ~AN DIEGO Ory or T imt Contto4 • BIO Load dr\llTI ..; • fWY. ~ --·r . ; r st ,acme COAST HICIOUY Pilots taktng delight --,, -in ftndtng eaten es 100 hamburger~ ---· SACRAMENTO (AP) -Lunch 1s more than just a meal to countless California private pilots. It's also a launchpad for adventure in the sktC'> - a reason 10 climb into thal cockp11 and take off into the great blue beyond. · The flying-to-lunch bunch makes no particular demands when 11 comes lo cuisine. To their wa y of thinking. what you eat 1s less 1mponant than how you get to 1t. Expense 1s also not an issue. "I've had many a S 100 hamburger (count· 1ng travel costs)," admits Jack Van Valkenburgh, a commercial propen> salesman (or Coldwell Banker who flies a twin-engine, s1x-sea1 Beechcran Duke. Other pilots tell of great places to Jet a dehc1ous sandwich for two for JUSt $2.50-plus perhaps $50 or$ I 00 travel cost. Van ValkenbWJb, says his "m1m- a1rliner" has paid for itself" I 0 llmec, over" and "made me a lot of deal'> I wouldn't have made." Whether a business lunch or fl ying for fun , Van Valkenburgh's fa vontl' destinations are the Nut Tree 1n Vacaville and Jonescy's Steak Hou~ in Napa. Both catenes are located adJacent to an airstrip, but the resemblance stops there. The well-manicured and colorful Nut Tree is a busthn~ tounst mecca with restaurants. wine cellar gift shops. a toy shop and amu'>t'ment train between an a1rstnp and Inter- state 80. Jonescy's, Van Valkenburgh say,, is about as attractive as a bus statmn. but it has good burgers and steaks "When I JO with my fam1l y, I go to the Nut Tree," Van Valkcnburgh says. "When I go with th e guys, I go to Jonescy's." The "guys" are a group of busi- nessmen who gather on Saturdays at Sacramento's Executive Asrporr-and pick a spot to fl y to for lun ch. "Most of the places we go, we don't go to because the food 1s good. The ma1or pan of going to lunch 1s the airfield, so you'll be able to go out and kick tires." Van Valkenburgh says. Ed Callaway. a former scientist who ga ve up a Job running an electron microscope to run Executive flyers, Inc. in Sacramento hsts the Yolo Fliers Country Club. a two-minute walk from the north end of the Woodland-Watts airfield. among his favonte lunch stops. The anteroom 1s decorated with av1at1on plaques and paraphemaha. including a large framed display wtlh autographed photos of famous pilots who have dropped by for lunch. Despite the country club lltle, pn~s are modest .\ recent lunch came to less than S 15 for three and was quite tast). Our companion at the table was Onn Koukol, a pilot who runs air tours to Hearst Castle, Yosemite and "'hale-watching sites on the coast. He came up with several more nominees tor great ea11ng places to fl y to. He take\ passengers on Yosemite lours lo Columbia, where the airport 1s a pleasant three-eighths of a mile 1.1.alk on th e Dondero nature tnul through the backyard of Columbia Elementary school to the center of that quai nt Mother Lode mining to1.1.n and a he»t of catenes The best of the lot. for Koukors money. 1s the ( 1" Hot.ti. a restored V1ctonan that nix'ratcS as a training fac1hty for the local community collqe's school of hotel and restaurant management. "\\.e'\e always had good food there and they w1U try things that mo1t restaurant\ ¥>On't." Koukol \8"" Other Koukol favonte' where pi- lot!> can t.alll directly from the a1rstnp 10 the restaurant include the Sheraton Inn d1n1ng room 1n ( oncord and Man1clla's Sea Food lnf\ at Hay- ward Other pilots ll\t lllher favonte Oy- 1n luncheon spot\ 1n "-onhern Cali-fornia . Bob Barham. manaecr of the state Air Re10urc~ Board's toxic air pollutants section. Otes has mother-1 n-law to ( h1co for lunch at the Plane Ole Och . located on tl)e airfield. New bone marrow tre•ts rare disease LOS ANGELES (AP) -A boy with a rare and often fatal disease who received a bone marrow transplant three ycan aao has had sianificant Improvement in has neurol<>&ical development, and UCLA researchers attribute 1t to the transplant. II is the first demonstration that cells from a bone marrow transplant are able to ~t into the central nervous system, ta1d Or. Stephen A. Feig. c:bic! of pediatric hematology-on· colpay 11 the UCLA Medical Center The di1C111c, called infantile met.achrornat1c leukodyattophy, or Mt.0, causes dcaeneration of the bnin and spinal cord bccauac the individual leeks an enzyme necessary ror lh• break~of .. product tha( lfldually delU'Oys the central ner· Y.OUS lyltem. "We now have evidence that we can c~2e the cou'1C of th11 disuse," F ' c~e doctor cautioned, however, that damaae proouccal>y the disease before the transplant may be 1r- revera1blc. , ,,\he boy wa 11 months old when he~rece1ved the transplant from a sister Their parents had two other children with the same disease who died at 31'1 yea rs and 5 years of a,e. Both those children had senous ncurolos.ical impairments, but the boy has improved proarcu1vely since the transplant "We ~• no evidence that the progrc~'i1vc ncurol0&1cal develop- ment 1s slowing. But, of course, we "have no Iona-term cxpcnencc in follow-u~ of patients blce this " the physician said. ' At the llmc of the transplant the UCLA research ccam hoped that boy would receive the needed enzyme throu&h the whi~ blood cclb in has sister's bone marrow. · The medical team nu now bttn ab e to show that white blood cells cultured from the boy'• spin.al nu1d •~ all female , proof that they came from the ong1n1I donor, Feia said. Researcher• 11.a noted that the •mount of the compound that de- stroy• nerve ct.Us ln the aptnel fluid haddcerca~ The ease o,peos \he odu1bd1ty that hone marrow tran pla"t• can aid other disorders of the central nervou1 system in volvina miu1n1entyme11n whue blood etll, t . . -,· . . .... _, '1. _____ ..,.. ....................... ____ ·~ ............... j ··· ----------------------------------~---=~~ .- ·• I ·j • \ -. .carter victorious, prince uproarious PUINS, Ga. (A P)-When Jtm1Dy Carter patched a softball team compoted orform.cr adm1n1strat1vc 11dc, to victory, he Joked that the 9-1 wm boosted has record to 1-43 "Thia is the first victory of m y hfet1me," said tht' ex-president. 61 Saturday'.• pme in Carter's hometown was pan of a Labor Day weekend reunion of more than 200 former administration otlit!1als and other-Jueata. Jo41y Poweu, Can er's White House press secretary, had oraan12ed the ICt·t<>atJher. whach also featured a fish fry and barbecue Suit ~ .... ABC's White House correspondent who played on the oppoama team, said l\e bit solid balls and had unlucky breaks .. "He fiaured. some technical w~y to get me'out," said Donaldson. Of course, he dad that all during has presidency." • • • SANQRINGHAM, Enatand (AP)-Four of the queen's hor~s aot ~Y.al tonaue.lash10J from Prtace PblUp af\er the carnage he was driv1n11n a horsemanship contest went astray. Rcponers at the ('lorwJch Union Tnals heard Ph1hp sho ut "You bloody twits!" Saturday after the team aallopcd to the wrong t>1de of.an obstacle on the course in this cast England city. -. 0n the second g~round, the pnncc negotiated the COUf1C sucx:eufuUy. But the 64-year-old ex-seaman, known for his sal ~ tanaua&e. wu overheard mumbluig. "You're a useless lot .. • Jody Powell GEAR UP FOR BACK-TO-SCHOOL ... ~ "Colored Denim" Authentic L8\lls Original 501. 1n ~ colots. 10044 cotton. stlolght leg ~~~~~ 56 FASHION ISLAND · NEWPORT BEACH · (714) 644-5070 - ... H. I'm Bill Pope)oY, •••• a.-~ A;. erlc•• ~ to PreSlde~t of di: ~e to"\nvlteOyoll'!rc . an .ol'£NB ~ branches near yo · I ur neW d nAAtrle&· toneo 0 uncban .,-._ lS ----~ aOE coffee, P 3 throaS• I' a.....ptedlber to 4 pJD. ~ 9•• . , ' ' Orange Cou\ O~ILY PILOT/Monday, a.pt.ember 2, 1915 Danny's Week delights. ' "You can wa.11 on them wn.hout ~ver ruruuna out of ene'I)'," We1lcrsa1d "Tbey don't ca.tt 1ftbe day as mny or cloudy, lak.t some ~pie Tbcy JUlt care Lhat 11 elllta " Barb Fncdenchs, director of the Doualas County Anocaauon for Rewdcd C1ULcns. estimated at would oc»t Couple hono~s son ·s memory by h0sttng mentcilly retarded OSAIU , Mann. (AP) -For Jack and-Ma~t about S200a week to send each retarded pcnon to camp, a k" h h cost that would be prob1b1uvc for some Wealer, "Danny's Wtt. as a c ancc to honor t car son She uad the Wc1lcn wtll forfeit as much as $2,200 io . who died nine years aao from comphcauons of Down·~ vacation rent.a ls for th11 week. Th.e coun:J ARC wiU ma.kc syndrome. llY: be d . :1.. rr-;..,,r For 100 mentally retarded people, the week 15 a lime of up the d111e~ncc tween onauons an tne cost o 1uuu watb Una~ Way mont'y · entcruinment and d1n1n1 provided free by the Weller "They JCt to fish and swim and do thlOp they don't do family. very often,' fncdenchs said "They looked forward to It Last week, the couple o~cd 10 large cabins, dashed •'fo r months " out nearly 1,000 mcala, balled fish hooks. p vc boafndcs, Most of the retarded came from aroup homes or and st.aaed binfO games, puppet shows and country music instttuuon&. "A lot of them att under 1ovcmment at the Buck Point Resort they own on Lake Osakis programs that allow for a certain amount of fun. but not. "Some of these people arc 50-some years old and they this." fncdenchs saad. . never swam or have ~n on a lake in theLr !.1.ves," said The We1lers -worlona from 6:30 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. Wealer, standanaon a pier and batting hooks for some ofh1s each day-were reluctant to talrabout tbetr role. Instead, guests. "Some of these people have been 1nsu1u11onahzcd tht:) praised neighbors and fnends wbo donated ume, fOOd for years." and money "I love you. Jack, .. ca lled o ut a woman holding a ··-<\ farmer brouaht in 150 ears of com," Wealer said spannma rod. "He said 1fwe needed an> more, to let ham know " Creati~e Cuisine Recipe Contest Enter Your Favorite Recipe And Win! CATEGORIES 7. QUICK AND EASY/DO-AHEAD DISHES-Recipes ftsr cooks on rhe go or those· caught with unexpected gues'ts. 2. REGIONAL -Recipes featuring Am·encan cu1sme from rhe Easr ro rhe Sourhwest and parts tn between. J . MASCULINE TOUCH-M en who are en1oymg the l<1tcflen, share your fa vonte recipe• 4. 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October 1 19.95 Winnr-rs tNy t'nrt'r rnotf' t~n °'"'" c•t~orr b < h ""'rt mvst bf' K C0tn1»nft'd by •n r-nrrr todn or copy of •n r-nrr; form ., wt'//..,• r~~ fM'"l"pio t-lt~1111rtf Wh y tht' f'ntrl nl /1l f'1 th(" ft"<I~ ,;nd ""ht-n ,,,. lilt-liltt"t to U~ tM f«lpt' rhrtt fuwlnh will bf' chOW"n to p,;r1ic1p,;1t" in cooJ.-olf r~y ~ tf'm~r J.4 l!lltS CREATIVE CUISINE RECIPE CONTEST ENTRY FORM NAME OF ENTRY: CATEGORY: ENTRANT'S NAME ADDRESS: , DAY PHO NE 11 EVENING PHONE i:r . We're adding·some branches to our family tree. HUNTINGTON HARBOUR • Ji.'111 \i1l1111q1111 "111·1 I 100 years of service. 135 branches to serve you. .911)~ l">t-poMI th1 t'HUpon at the brnnc h 'hown ab<W<' dunn~ 11ur t >p.--n Hou-.e I lim11111~t11rc l~·.11 1:1. l'I 71 1 -<11 .. H-1i AMERICAN SAVINGS ANO LOAN ASSOCIATfON I "'ulll4l hk1• ha •4k IL 1 1\ Ill~' .11•1 •11111 I ht·• I.mi,; 111',.\"' •'Ille I 11\o' I 1111 ,j,.,,, jlrl/1' •lt.1'-'lfli.."tr'IT 1 J•t \\ nrwr .... ,111 ...... ·lo·1 lt·d '-t·p1t·rnh1 r Ii .it"""" -------~-~-~--~-~--~~~~~------~-------- .. ..... ' S~rangling series inspires his novel LOS ANGELE (AP) Dan "I auess an my mind the adea of a man Wakefield's painful pc~nal lessons bci.n.g from Vcrmo')t connoted even greater learned in launchinea television scriesand mnoccncc,'' he sa1d. "God knows I wa watchina It slowly sttlJ\Jle him provided innocent and nai ~ enough. But I wanted the material for one of the funniest novels to make the character in th(\ book more so aboul the television industry. for the fun of it and tor the dramatic Wakeficld'a -----=-icnr,act. ex pc tie n ces ·I was single but I brought wtth me a with the.pro m-· woman I had livlfd wath for seven years. I ising series assumed J'd li ve w1tb her all my lift'. In the \•Ja~cs at 15" book the wife is the one who demands to were da sap· return to the East. rn·my own life. she was pointing, but the one who wanted to stay and I was the fortunately he one who went back to Boston. he still lives left town with here." bis sense of Wakefield wrote the pilot movie for humor intact. '·James at IS" in Boston, but he was 1ov1ted The book is here to be story consultant for the scnes "Selling Out." after the NBC movie attracted 42 percent from L1 ttlc. of the viewing audience. Brown & Co., "James at Is :· stamng Lanct' Kerwin. and 1t tells of a was the story of the parn and JO} ofjt<>wmg Vermont col-up. Things we nt swimmingly at first. TV .. .. · 1· r..:: ~.---... Ar:.~ l:!Pww™' • 111:1'Nl1f MOYIE Wl.D. M.Dwo..u>OF o "Thi Ont And Only'' (1978) ~ " MOT_OfM_lllK_ 1-==~~ 8M DllGO AT LAAOE IOlO ONQ *~um""" J'""" S1& .... " ltn~s1 MOYIE .... VI -_,. • ., ttt "Alt Thi Right~" (1983) John=~ Olcildnaon Tom Cruise, Craig l. Nellon. -~ .... 8 Cl)~ AND MRS. • (I) NEWHART ~ ·'f.~Good Sam'' (1948) Gwy D Qt TV8 ll.OOPERS AND ,.~ PRACT1CAl X*E8 ..,...._, Ann Shtrid•tt I r.~ (l)~'°t°LiOEY JOtCSfS'WIU> • e NEWS 1WIUOHT ZONE ~ ~ 9 NEW8 JOHNNY MATHIS 1t CONCERT MOYIE ......-. ............. , -.. . •• ~ "Couoer Country'' ( 197 I) '"I ""9\, .....,._ ICUll l"'" • SYWHOHIE FANTA8TIOUE: A IB4N> THE 9C8e CONDUCTOR'S V'tEW CAWNO ALL 8PORT8 Ii? ONSTAOEATWOllTIW **~trope" (1984) Clint Eut-!) =THE LOAD wood. OeneYIM Bujold. * U "Bltt~ound" (1~9) VIII , .. ~ And Digger'' (1984) ~ odl&k Htnry Thomal. DebMy CO!enl1n. **~ "Tlldllrt" (1984) Nldl Nolte, -10:15- Jo8eth Willlllnt GD Ae.IOIOU8 PROOIWMNG - l ===~Tt :' LOVE. MB"'~ snu [ fNT!M MWJB(f TONIGHT PM181 THE LON> )MOVIE t t t 1' "Thel 00.:Wt Objeet Of OWt" ( 1977) F.-nende Rey. c.t• Bolxjutl t -1:00- FNllA.Y *~~Gay Cavelier" (1946) Gii· btl't Rol#ld. Marlin GwraltQA. '*~ecrow" (1973) 0-. Hom111, Al PaclnO l~RYAH --1:2&- )MOVIE u "Toy $ofdlerl" tt98A) Juon MK· let. CINYOn Little. -t:»-I' ~~ l~MOYIE.8 PAAl8E THE LON> AIOI.IT TELEVIStOH MOVIE • "Clnnonbelr Run If" ( 19&41 iltt Rlynoldt;Oom Delulte, -2:00- lcie professor's 1-......,--::,_~~~~~ veterans Manan Manulis and Joe Hardy b 11 tc rs we c t DAN WAKEFIELD were the executive producer and produccr- pursuat of the elusive brass ring. The director. 1 professor. Perl) Moss, was overwhelmed But when NPC p1ckt'd up the show for by the dazzle oflifc in the fast lane. In the the rest of the 1977-78 season the network cod, his marriage is an shambles. his career fired Manulis and Hardy. NBC had other down the drain. and he 1s wiser but sadder. plans for the show. An NBC executive HONEYMOONERS: THE LOST -10:30- ENOOES Q I IHOEPEHDEHT NEWS P. ()) Cl8 NEWS NIOHlWA TCt4 AfCON> OUIDE .. MOVIE CAPrTOl JOUANAL * •~ "Sumce" (1983) A.I PICino, HEAUNO FOR TODAY -12:15- MOVIE S .. ·~ "A Lion la In The Ir .. "My own experiences werc the ansp1ra-ordered that James lose his varg,anit y on his tion for the book:' said Wakefield, "but I 16th birthday (when the show became went out of my way to make sure the "James at 16"). ~ Mlchelle Pfeilter -11:00- -8:30-•• Cll 9 Qt NEW8 D MOVIE fAXI 1~ AMEAICA * H 'A "Carnal KllQWlldgt" (1971) Jldt Nlctlollon, Art~ Garlunktl --~:a c.gney, Barbera Hale I WHATSMYUHE .. ~ Big Sco<e" ( 1983) Ft.id WINlamaon, Jolin Saxon. characters did not represent any ran 1cular "That's when I left the show," said individual>. I've been asked if did any Wakefield. "They wanted shows in which research. My answer is that my life was the James fears he had a venereal disease and research." in which he gets his driver's license. There Wakefield arrived in ·Holl ywood from was just too much controversy, and my Boston in 1977 after a television pro-protectors, Martin and Joe. had left." H "Thi DMdty Hunt" (1971) Tony LOU GRANT -· Francioaa, Pt111' LIWford ARCHIE ~8 PLACE I ~~DOUGH 8AANEY MIU.EA _..,... IUllNQ8 AEPORT P.M. MMWJH£ HEM AGE 8INQE.A8 ENmn'AINMENT TONIOKT MILLER'S COURT -1t.ao-~ ~NIGHT wrrH DAVID ~HrTCHCOO< i=THAEE O -2:20- ~ ~I Thlt Juz" ( 1979) ~oy Scheider. Ann Reinking. ' -2:30- -9:00-MOVIE duction executi ve invited him to create a He laughingly calls "Selling Out" a series from his novel "Going Al' the Way." "how-not-to book." B Cl) ~&AWE *"Ring Of Dtelre" (1981) Georgina QI ""'"ic S{ltlvln,,PIUI Thomll. ***~ "Carrie" (1952) L.aurtnct OIMll'. Jtnnlttr Jonte, (J) MOVIETOHE NEWS DAlY: 1, 3:30, 6:00 1:30, 10:45 edwards CINEMA HAll <'>I l r>VtlYOIO 546 3102 .. , AOAW\ • 'O\fA M~\& EXClUSM ORANGE COUNTY ENGAGODT I I\ M ll</\11/\ (;/\It W /\Y ...... TIM. M WI!:• .............. , CDf PH ttll•NMIONla , ...... ,... ..... PLUM AND l&.000 Cit 1 .............. . I 1\1 I, 1110 1 11 "''' rn :::1 ;·mr:':'ll ~·:"I .. 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I couldn't believe the answer to the woman whose husband is out of work, watches TV all night and wants to make love every after· noon on the lumpy living room couch because that's the only place he can get real satisfaction. · terrible tcmpet? readers about that loony answer. -. D ISAPPOINTED IN GRAND FORKS DEAR GRAND: No, I wa1n't on<> vacation. Wiien I 10 away for a llttle rest and retaabllltatlon my column• are written well lD advance. Nobody 1bo1 t1 for me. Ever. This woman has a real problem and you were blind not to sec it. That husband of hers is a chauvinistic clod. She ou&ht to cross his head with a baseball bat and push him out the door every afternoon instead of ac- commodating ~iJn on the couch. The bum should be told to $Cl J}job -any kind of honest labor will do. I'll bet you heard from a lot of Is his wife afraid the kids might walk in, as she said, or is sheaf raid to cross the miserable wretch because he has a You are rt1bt. I dldn't exactly cover myself wltb 1lory wbea I wrote tbat aaawer. Ttaank1 for calllDI me on tbe lr:==========================~1 carpet. You weren't tbe oaly reader wbo let me uow I bombed. AMI LAIQEIS apply to you, too. Parents: Supervise your young children and keep thtm out of the streets. Instruct yo ur school· agers that the roadway is no place to walk or stand to wait for the school bus. ''THE MOST lml.l&IT COIBY OF TIE SUMMER ••• '' -tilCHAB. MEtN!D, INEAK PMVIEWS " ... aY, ••m IEI DOUSl.Y r:!*IC ADL.J~ ••. -KBNmt TUAAN. CAU=OANA MAGAZINE MID WOllD Kil RATllR T1IAN MISS AN APPOlfT1tlNT WITH DR. FLECKmlN. I' NG liJ~ .. • A ~R.~~.9.~~.!.~J£!~~ i~: NOW PLAYING , -.. ~----.· llllA MIM Brta P1&n1 S29-S339 CDITA Ml.IA IUfTlllTOfl MACH ' LAGUNA Hjl.LS OAANOl Eelwlrdl Hlltlo( T.wi EOwlldS HllnOOQ1Dll Edwuds/SOC1J Cineoome 831-3601 Qneml 848-0388 Laguna H1Ks Malt 634 2SS3 MllA'AM UAMc>Ws COSTA MllA NMNE 768 66 1! l"°-..cw:noJ Edw1rds Town Ce11ter fdwlfOS Untvers11y MIUIC* VtUO-, ... ~ 952 4991 751 •1a.c 854-8811 Eow1ros V•t!O Tw1n~990 GtEMLiNS Miii PAii 952·4993 UA MOft1 a NIU PUl 121-4070 lllJM ,. °""" MITA ... 979--4141 EDWMDS CIBA com:R ,, DllTI •1& ~0-0594 UA SOUTH COAST IL Ttll S&l·SUO EDWMOS SAOOUBAC« •YlmS51~55 EDWMOS woooan>GE YO<JR FAVORITE FlRE BREATHll'tQ MONSTER ••• LIKE YO<J'VE NEVER SEEN HIM BER>REI TffELE0£ND l8REBOAN ~. • Now Playing .,._.tatlflQlG ... mem I llUll 6J4·2553 • SY~Y CITY C£JfT£Jt U UIU (213) 691-0633 AMC FASHK* SQUME MAlll634-9361 PACR DaAMI Ila-" warwm nJ..0546 UA WDT-.slU MAU • • • DEAR ANN LANDERS: You have published many wonhwhile letters about .reckless drivers and drunken drivers. Now will you please publicize the need to rid our highways and streets of careless and drunken pcd· cstrians. ncgliacnt and stoned bike and motorcycle riders, and ar- rcsponsiblc, daredevil lunatics wbo arc angry at life? 1 was the driver of a car that struck and k11lcd a pedestrian. I cannot begin to describe the anguish I sufTer,cd as a result of that incident. I did not, thank God. suffer from guilt. The person who lost his life was walk1 ng after dark where there was no sidewalk. He was wearing dsrk clothing and movi ng with the traffic. The man was elderly. He stepped or stumbled into my vehicle's path. I didn't sec him until I heard that awful thud and his body went flying through the air. My message to pedestrians, bike and motorcycle riders is this: Please remember that the rules of the road A pedestrian or bike ndcr may be permanently disabled or lose his lift 1n an accident that could have been avoided with just a httlc caution. In addition. the accident almost always changes the life of a blameless dnvcr 10 ways that arc im possible to dc- scnbe. If traffic tickets were issued and fines orscntcnccs imposed on careless pcdcstnans. parents. bake and motor- cycle riders as well as on carclesi. motonsts. the accident rate an this country could be reduced greatly. - BEEN THERE AND HURTING IN GAI NESVILLE. FLA. DEAR BEEN THERE: Tbuk1 for 1lvlnl my re1dera 1ometh1n1 of value today. Too little 1ttentlon baa been pald to the carele11 victim. Your letter m1y save some Uvea .• lUJCU 'f THIATltlS WALK· INS * ~;,'Uii.n91u~i~~11,::.~7~ * ~!,~~·I~~~ Slfl~[]fl()I :iM::i CITY CEnTEA CJ IJ4 2SSJ / llOI 01.,AllGl Mt110 ohun GODZILLA .... 1J} SHOWS AT l:f:10 2 tl 0 4 :10 1 :10 1 :10 .. 10:10 5Ulllllla RRNT AL~J 3130 .. 7 :40 QHOST8USTCAS (PG) 1 :20 11 JO e. t ·40 . ........... , SHOWS AT 1:10 3 :21 1 :40 1 :00 .. 10. u Rs.AL 8U.IUS (NJ SHO WS AT 1 :J I 3 :40 1:41 7:10 .. t :ll cenruRY ceneoome tl C'*"-Olll ..... .... 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Motown gets Gaye story filmrtghts -----~~11!1111111~--------................................................................................................................. ' 'High priest' keeps low p~ofile LOS ANGELES (AP) -Motown Rccor;ds was .a~rdcd nlm riahu to Marvin Oaye s hfe story at an auction pittina the slain sin~r·s old label qainst a New York busine1 man. Con way Twitty avoiding TV. publicity. but 5 0 No. 1 hits s p eak for themselves hkc 1 sona that says the th1nas a man wants to u y and doesn't know bow to sar, 1t 'I'm a fan too; I hke what the fan hke l beheve that's why I can psck the son15. l have a fan's car." Ounoa ba rock 'o' roll days, lua hn. ·•Landy Blue Boy," earn((! him aaold record. He also made 1 few 1'1\0V\CS, 11med 11 the youth mackd., mc!udan1 ··Se~ Kittens Go to Collett " The record C'J>mpanY. said it would aive Gaye's estate, which his $9.2 million &n claims apinst it, $46,000 for an 18-month opti¥ to rights to oroduce a film about ~he sinaer, SS,000 to extend the optaon for six months, SS0,000 if it fails to make the film within two years, anti 2.S percent ·. of the profits if 1t is made. P unna the public auction Thurs- day in Superior Court, attorneys for the estate rejected an offer from a representative of businessman Rich- ard . Pollack worth more than Motown's, later citing ats cxpencn~ in movie production. The 44-ycar-old Gaye, whose 23 years as a recording artist mcludcd the sonas "Sexual Healing" and "What's Going On," was shot to death by his father follow1na an araumcnt on April I, 1984. at the family's Los Angel.es home. ~D1raJ Twitty NASHVILL&, Tenn. (AP) -He'~ ra.rely seen on tclevmon, avoids interviews with newspapers and mapzincs and says he's never hired a publicist or manager tQ promote his career. Conway Twitty has . the lowest profile of any m&Jor star in Nashville. But that hasn't stopped the "high priest" of country music from having SO No. I hits. "To sec Conway Twitty, you've got to ao to the coliseum because you won't see him on TV or on some mapzine cover." he said in a rare interview. "My thing 1s radio. I stack close to that. Radio sets yo ur im· •aination on fire." H11 first No. I hn was the 1958 tune, "It's Only Make Scheve," the song he still sings to olose hi' eoncens. The latest h\t fo r the SJ-year-old s1ngcr-son~wntcr 1s "Don't Call Him a Cowboy.· Twttty, who dreamed of becoming a Baptist minister and who preached at rcv1val1 as a bo>. Meer. to tell a story to 11lumate how a Conrad Twitty hat 1s born. It's about a cpuple listcnsna to has music. "He puts his money m a JUkebo>,, the sona comes on. he squeeze11 'her hand at the naht n)Oment. they arc happy and Conway Twitty has got a hit record," the country kmg said. Twiny has been a rccordmg star for about JO years. He stan ed as a rock 'n' roll artist 1n the l 9SCX and turned to country music m the '60s. He works seven days a week except . for five weeks he takes off at the end of the }car "I don't know an y other way, .. he sa1d. Much of his time 1s spent p1ckmg the songs for the one album he releases every eight months He estimates he hstcns to 2,500 new songs to choose the best I 0 for each LP. .. I pick a song a woman wall hke for sure." he said. "Women are more sens111vc and get the Point quicker. I Twnty had a streak of more tUn 30 stra1aht No. I country hits until J 977. when his "Georaia Keeps Pulhna on My Rana" fell one shon of reacruJ18 the top spot. "Dolly Parton's 'Herc You Come Again' got to No. I and stayed and stayed and stayed," he recalled. '"Georgia Keeps Pulhna on My Ring' got to No. 2 and stayed and stayed and stayed." Twttth~ the son of a M1ss1ss1pp1 Rs ver boat captain, was born in Fnari Point, Miss .. and ratsed an Helena~ Ark. His real name ss Harold Jrnluns. but he changed at before bis carttr unfolded. taking Conway from Con- way, Ark .. and Twttty from Twitty, Texas. · His father taught him his first musical~ chords on a smaJI guuar when he was onJy 4 On Saturday nights. his family would gather around the radio to hstcn to the Grand Ole Opry. However, before sbow buW>eu beckoned. Twtuy bad a str0na interest in sporu He wu offered a contract to pla)' bueball for the Philadclptua Phllltcs t.ftet be ttad~· ated from hiab •· ~ool. He wu a .469• himna centerflelder but deci~ music was bas uue love. Baseball remains an interest. and he 1s p&'1 owner of the Nashville Sounds. a minor lcque team. Some of Twittts bigest hsl$ in- clude "Tiaht fitun' Jeans," ''Hello .1 Darhn'," "Lmda on My Mand," "After A11 the Good Is Oone,'' ··1 Can't See Me Without You," "The Games Daddies Play.'' "Lost tn the Feeling.," "You've Never Been This Far Before" and his version of "The Rose." Despnc lhe No. I tuts. b~'s never been voted top male vocahst by the Counuy Mustc AsSOCtation -some- thing he says has intensified loyaJty to him by has fans. Ghetto musicians go-go-going It's all BJ, ~:!~ALD POWERS A "'-Wrllef NEW YORK -The word out of WashinJton for this faJI is drop the bomb, it's party time: Put on your happy feet Amcnca, it's time to go-go. Jn case you haven't heard, the next thing on the scene 1s ao-so music, a b~nd of hard-driving street rap and fu nk that's been kicking around the inacr city of the nation's capital for at least IS years. Now, the music that's "h1tttn' and ntckin' like Popeye's chicken," as one record impresano puts It, 1s gomg national. c. "The major record labels are scoop-19J up what's left of the unsigned bands, and promoters ha ve opes that an upcoming movie. to Go," will do for go-go what "~turday Night Fever" dad for disco. The music 1s rough. raw, often rau nchy and ·always unrelcntin,. When the band cranks it up it doesn t stop: The tunes merge one into another in a solid hour or more of soul shaking music. "It's all basic. not complicated. But 1f it's not done right at tu ms to noise," sa.id sinacr and guitarist Chuck Brown, whose band, the Soul Search- ers, recently performed in.New York. Brown, the 50-year-old "god- father" of go-go, 1s credued with creating the music back in the '60s when bands were still judged by how closely they could mimic the sounds of Top 40 hits. To hvcn it up a btt, Brown kept the percussion going between tunes while he chanted and rapped wtth the crowd. The youngsters. made a pan of the show, loved it. "Go-go's a fam ily affair," says Brown. "Audience pa~1c1pa11on as the most important thing tn this type ofmusac." Brown. a lean and wu) ex-boxer. entered music as a youngster playmg piano sn a neighborhood church. But after a few years has career made a ma1or turn. In all jood soul, it's the beat that counts. Oo-10 bands are usually large UF! is "' ll£ACH -eight musicians or more -driven by a heavy percussion se<:uon of JvHN CANOY. RICHARD .IUNNA drums, conps. cowbells, tambonnes PO .it A.~o~T.PICTURB ~ and a th robbina bass. The drummers, lead players m the HOW PLAYING bands, lay down a pumping beat that MMA ,w llUlfTMta. KACH ma is accented' by spare gui\ilr ntTs. ~~ =e:=Oll ---~ keyboards and horns. COSTA •u lllVlllf ~ Orar>Qf During the set the vocals will vary Ectwam8nllel fOwl'Clllll "1!•"'1• o-... .,, from traditional rhythm and blues. to ~,..... ~--" 634-936• rapping and chanting, all fn a call-=·~~ =e• ~ ahd-responsc that belies the m1;1sic's c...1e1 g79m1 63A ~ er-1n JOSpel roots and pulls the audience a. fOflO Eowaios £• Toio ~' 9500 •1·.i anto the show. J-!:==~1!!~-~~--~·-~-~-~~~==J.~ RUFFEll'S UPHOLSTERY INC. For The Rest of Your Lile 922 HARBOA Bl VO .. COSTA MESA-5-48· I l 56 l~GNlflCANC[ !J!pJ!ds LIDO CINEMA ., .:::: ... 673-8350 "THE RJNNEST "'COMEDY IN MANY SUMMERS ••• HILARIOUS.'' JaOk Krol. NEWSWEEK MAGAZINE "A MOVE FOR ALL AGES." Gene~ THE TODAY SHOW NSC-TV **** ,.v,~·-··· .. "A -EWR Of AN ENTERTAINMENT.'' Gene 5l5kel CHIC>DO TRIBUNE NOW PLAYING 11111.A U-' -· .......... ..u •OIW!tf 910t022 f~ l-c-lleA,_ hcltlt ,....,....,.. ~ .. 111~ IUIJIA-UA-tal 41"1 ..... ,..11 t.lol»~l •l.AMMM _.. Cf-$Qwl\ Peak o Or.,. ••am °""'., •IA~ Uo«JI• ~ • ....,...,~ ••1w 1• \13-1111 ~a.--., ... "I left the church and went to jail. We won't go into that right now. but after fi ve or six trips 1 learned my lesson," he said. He also learned to play the guitar. Whale tn jail on a felony charge he traded fi ve cartons of cigarettes for his first guitar and set about becoming the best of the hundreds of guitar· players m the pnson. After he was freed tn 1962, Brown played with several bands and later formed the Soul Searchers. However. because of his parole terms. he couldn't perform anywhere alcohol was served Instead. the band set up m churches. recreation halls, youth CIOITA.U 1,,.,-c... .... Crlo< ,,,. •••• ll l'OlllO (C-..0.~ ~;r.t"Ct "'" '-'' --\ti ~ 4Sol • si-cn. ~-MU.n f-'-~•Ja7 &lMno "TH E BEST, MOST 1:.NTERTAIN ING, AND f REE-S P IRLTED MOVIE T HIS UM MER. **** (H IGHEST RATING)." l '~A TOO . .\ r. M1kt' Clurlc PH-WU HERMAN • /'1E-WflJ tlG #V1llTURI IOW IHOWllll ~ STAOUt Qa.IH 639-1 770 llU UA MOVlS 4 990--4021 HIUPW UA llllVIS I 9S2·4t93 OllTl•U CDWMOS IWD TWll 131 ·lSOl 11111111.l tbWUDS TOMI coma 151 .. 114 ILT-. l'DWMDS a TDaO sa1."°° ..... CDWMDS WOOOllRl>GE S51·0655 UIAIU AMC f ASHION SQUM£ (213) 691·06" UHUllAll mwuos so. com lAGlllA 497 · 1711 -c~ 134-2553 WllTWTU CDWMOS CIOIA WESll91·3935 WllT-ID ,ACllC llWA Y 39 oa ... 191-JH l Coming Soon • • • I • . ~ A special section with editorial on academics, f u h ion, activities, sporta, and school, activitie8. Tuesday, September 3rd To advertl1e ln t.bl11ect lon. call 842-•S21 f centers and parks, charging SI or slight!) more for adm1ss1on to mara- thon stss1ons that frequently ran from dusk to dawn. The music quickl y caught on with teen-agers. Bro'An ·admits it's taken go-go a while to find its way out of the ghetto. But. he says, .. As sure as 1t made attn Washmgton. D.C.. n's going to make 11 na11onally and mtcrnat1onally." So. to be hip this fall the dances to learn arc the Happ) Feet and the JerT) Lewis. .,. O>WAllDS IJmJSlTl ·~·Ut1 n rw O>WUIOS l1 TOIO !llt·tw fe.TMIUU.IT fMaY fOla 1'3-tJ01 PIWITll FOX fll.lllTO.. ~470 -edwards TOWNCENTEA 75t -4184 UMll llet\.' CDWUIOS llnmcnt 5lMtlt U-*" PACIJlC CAT( •n m -1111 -r•etic OUllil DI .. '34-tl'1 WlllWlb PACllC 111m n DI• ftl·lHl in the name of science. NOW PLAYING C81t' ... l-'-....,..,,..,., ll T1llll I.A ..... ....... Golt-ol• ~ sn ,. ~s---~:- l)l 1S6;) ,. ... .,...... · 11, 1111, .. ,. ....... , .... 'I lllBfM." ) , ..... ,., ... 'I lllMllU' (N ) .,.,,... ... 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Ml.Ml.IMI ,_,.,, w•rlia (IN MA <; 'I ,._, I'• 1•1fll <;(){"Al ( INf MA C.. LACUNA Hill s Mlll ..... u ' I ' • -- -X-HE FAMILY CIRCUS "Wh y can't we see the sharp points on the stars?" MARMADUKE by Brad Anderson t'"" "Mom! Marmaduke has the vacuum cleaner cornered again!" DRABBLE I CAN'T 0€.UE.\1£. ~~JAOOI.. ~T~RT~ A6~1~ NE.~T WE.EK~ • s::wfW • = 5 ..... , : by Tom Batluk DOONESBURY I SAW CJO(J ~ING Ii 1 BIG GEORGE by Virgil. Partch (VIP) ~ ,,,,_.. --.. , -: ,,_ --.. ·-... -: .· :-. . .. · ·= .· __ r~; CC""::"'f.J~::~~~~~ .: .,,_ -":,...-. --., . "Save some soap for me." DENNIS THE MENACE I 1 j I ol -by Hank Ketcham· r ~~ \ t ,.2. I i •I tll ONT KNC1l.J ~T 1 WAS TALKING Aec>UT BUT #(JM Ott>.'' · by Kevin Fagan 1..f-1 '5 G,C OOWN TO 1~ fluf C.~~~ 6W)f ANO L.00~ A.I l\.lE. 1~E'I SHOE Hf'(~UOW IT RIGMT 114a<E!! PEANUTS MARCIE WHAT WERE T~E NAMES OF ~HOSE 800K5 THE TEA04ER WANTED OS TO READ THIS SUMMER ? YOU MEAN YOU ~AVEN1T READ Tl-IEM YET, SIR? SC~OOL STARTS TOMORROW FOR BETTER OJt FOR WORSE .. TUMBLEWEEDS ~ BRIDGE (S!Gt\ .. ) SHE. W~ M'/ 0ESf F~IE.ND ! I Cf\N'r 6EUE.\IE SHES MCNED SO FARAWAY. by Gary Trudeau ICAN . -~ ANSWERS TO WEEKLY BRIDGE QUIZ GARFIELD 92 MOON MULLINS RETA IL C>ETAIL. .. EXCUSE ME, MP.DAM· - wOut.D )bu L.H<c TO LE'ARN ~BOU.,: -n~g NEWEST wRINKLE IN F,ACE CRfAM? JUDGE PARKER HAv1NG TAKEN ABBEYTO THE CITY c1..ue FOR DINNER, SAM APPR~n-E 9NITCHeot.RD OPERA"TOA WHEN HE OVERHEARS HER CONVERSAT10N1 • I CAN'T 00 ANVTHIN AeOUT n; KRQNIN I IF WE GET ..JL.OGE ~R'S NEW UNLISTED PHONE NUMBER. I'LL GIVE IT TO YOU EVEN THOUGH WE'RE NOT SUPPOSED TO . \ by J im Davis- Q.1-Both vulnerable. as South you · hold: +J83 ~'.JS +Q76 +109743 The bidding has proceeded: North East South Weat I (:;7 Pa11 Pa11 I + diamonds. Par tner could want to double two clubs and you must not deprive him of the opportunity. Pass. 1£ partner can't double two clubs. he will take some other appro priate action -he knows your side Obie Pae• 2 + Paa• • has the balance or power. by Ferd & Tom Johnson M.M M ISS ~REEN -- A BOUT 'JbUR SAL.&'S IEC.HNIQUE ~ E;:- 4 + Pa11 ? · What action cfo you take? A. -Partner must have a very powerful hand. Despite the fact that you have promised nothing, he is prepared to contract for 10 tricks. Your jack of hearts, queen of dia monds and fifth club are little goodies that he knows nothing about. They just warrant a raise to five clubs. Q.2-Neither vulnerabl~. a South, with 40 on score, you hold: +K76 (:;7QJ052 OKQJ7 •Q9 The bidding has proceeded: North Eael South Weet I • Pa11 I 0 PH• 3 + Pau ? What action do you take'! A.-Your hand is worth one effort. especially since you should promote the value of the queen or clubs. It is a choice between fou r clubs and three no trump. Since you havf' by Harold Le Ooux mostly soft values and you .cannot be sure how u eful your diamond HOW AAE YOU, ETHEL? I 'LL BC HAVING DINNER HER E 1 WILL YOV Pl.EASE CALL MY ~SWERING SERVICE ANO LET THEM KNOW? honors will ~. we prefer thrte no !;'> trump. Q.3-Fi<ith vulnerahlf, a'i :-iouth you hold •83 • A K764 ~ KQIOS +72 Thr b1dd1ng ha~ prOC'ecded • outh WHt orth Ea1t I (':' I + Obit I NT PaH Pau Obie 2 + ? W ha you bid now '/ A. -Par'tntr has the enemy on the rope' and they are nounder1ng. l)on't bail thtm out by bidding two l . Q.4 -Neithe r vulnerable, as South you hold: •Kl0542 ~QJIO 0 8 ·+AQJ 6 The bidding has proceeded: OMAR SHARIFF North Ea1t South W eat I + Paa1 3 + Pu1 5 + PaH ? .. What action do you Lake'/ A.-We cannot construct a hand where partner is missing both red aces and the king o( trumps and where he would still be strong enough t.o make a slam try. Why, then. didn't he cut\ bid or ask for aces?j{e must be worried 'about the trump suit. irnd ytrn en ~et trtnntn<t at rest on that s<'ore. Bid six spades. Q.5-As South. vulnerable. you hold: +QI095 A3 0 9874 +JI02 The bidding ha~ procf' dtd· North EHt outh Weet L + I 0 Paae PaH Obie Pau I • Pate 2 + PaH ? What 'action do you lake! A. -Partntr "showinl{ a very good hand, and• you have more useful values than he hu llny right to u pect. We would not blame you if you decided to Jump to fou r spades. However. you shou ld cater t.o the possibility that partner has raised with only three spades and that the hand might play better in some othPr strain. Bid three clubs. This must be a forward-going move and 1t warns partner that you have only a four-card spade suit. Now he will be perfectly placed to select the best contrart. CHARLES GOREN Q.6 -Both vulnerable, as South you hold: +QJS (:;783 ¢975 +AKJ102 9-rtner open~ the bidding with a demand bid of two spades. What do you respond? A. -There is no letting how high you will want tq get. A small slam • should be certain and a grand slam is po sible. To allow for an orderly investigation, set the tr ump suit M oncf! by raising to three spades. 1f you show your clubs first and then 4!upport spades. partner will never believe that you h11vt such a Cine holding In h1 SUit. , For laformaUoa about Charlee Gore•'• ••• •eweletter for ~rids• ,a.,.,.., write G.,... Brldse Letter, 1909 CfH .. laMa An., Clnnamla- ••, N.J . 08077. ~ l • Ken Ludo bu the raponalbUlty of runnlng OCC'• wlahbone offenae thla ~n. .._/ Daily Pilat MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 2. 1985 N•vr•tllov• wlna U.S. Open m•tch In 37 mlnutea. 82. A•m player• trying to c•rry on without DlckerHn. 84. Yanks lower the boom Consecuti~e blasts by Mattingly, Baylor help New York rally to beat Angels, 5 -3 NEW YORK (AP)-·ln the home run department. Don Matun~y and Don Baylor had been at opposite ends of the Ne w York Yankees spectrum Going into the fi nal game of a four- game set against the Angels, Matt1n1t- ly had h11 11 home runs since Aug.~ Baylor hadn't h1Lone since Aug. 8 . On Sunday, however. the two were on the same wavelength, h1111ng consecuti.ve homer's 10 the seventh 1001ng to break a 3-3 ue as the Yankees beat the Angels. 5-3 Ma111nsJy also had homered 1n 1h,, sixth innmg as the Yankees scored three runs to tie the score The "IClOr)', coupled w11h a 4-1 Toronto loss 10 Chicago. pulled the Ya nkees w11h1n four games of the first-place Blue Jays in the Amencan League East. "J'd been sitting on 19 home runs fo r three weeks," Ba}'Jor said ··But I never doubted that I would hit another. But here 111s, Sept. I A ugu~t is gone a nd we're going down the stretch." Baylor's homer came 1n a p1nch- h1ttmg role. This past month. Baylor has been platooning at designated hitter with either Ken Gnffc}' or Dan Pasqua. left-handed h1uers. and has said he wants 10 be traded after the season. "I can't let my feeli ngs n~ht nov.. Angela (Slaton 5-10) at Oetroft (Tanana J .. 12). Time: 10:30 a.m. TV: Channel 5. Radio: KMPC (710). interfere "'ll h >Nhat Wl' ar~ tr)'tng to do ·· Ba) lor 'Wild "and that's to ovenake Toronto .. "1a111n~h \ tv.o-homer game. SJ"· mg him _ 5 on the ~ason. v.as h1<o founh tht'> ~ear all coming since .\ug .., "I v.as e"<pecllng to hit about 20 or '>u this )ear·· said Ma111ngj), who also raised his maJor league-leading RBI total lo IOlS "But J don't reall) thin!.. about 1ha1 I JUSt try to h11 the ball · hard." Tht' Yankee-. lied the '\corl' ofT ngh1-hander "11ke V.111 -<a ho had taken a '"'o-h1t shutout 1n10 the -.1~1h inning. then went ahead against ~I Holland. 0-1 ""-'hke didn't ha\e the kind of stuff "'hen he came.out as he did when the gamestanl'd ·· ~ngels' "1anager(1ene ~tauch said "I ducked Ba~ lor as long as I could but tHe~ did bnni him in against Holland .. Baylor's homer came on the first pitch from Holland, who st.aned the inning The back-to--back homers made a winner of Bob Sharley. 4-4. who relieved New York starter Joe Cov.le)' in the s.1xth inning Bnan Ft)her pttched the final two innings for his I 0th save • In the New York a.1xth, Wm walked Ricke)' Hende~on to start the inning. and. one out later. Ma1t1ngly Int a l-0 pitch into the nght<enter field bleacher'> ~1th t"o out. Ron Hasse} singled and Mike Pagl1arulo reached ba~ on an error b} second baseman Rob Wilfong A sm~e b\ Pasqua dro'e home the t)ing run The ~ngels scored three runs in the first inning. two of them on a wild --. pitch b'r Co" le) when catcher Has~} apparenth thou~t the baller h.:d been h11 b' the plllh The ~ngelc; started the in ning v.11h consecuuve singles. The first v.as a h11 up the middle b) Bnan Downing. the second a bunt single tu third h) Rod Care" (.He\\ ... h11 "as hJs 1.383rd career 'iing.le mo' mg. him past Tns Speaker in to third place on the all- 11me 11'>1 One uut la ter C 1J~k' allo"'cd a lt'tle single to nght h) R@e Jackson. loading the ba~s. 1hc.:n walked Jack Ho"' ell to force in one run With Wilfong at bat ( ov.le~ threv. a "'ild pitch high ..ind inc;1de allov. ing Care"' 10 score from third Jatl..'>On scored trom 't"uind "hen Ha<.'>C.'' v.ao; late in Lhas1nj? do"'n the hall a1 the backstop · OCC boning up this year Aussies collect surf titles Sues football team ...)_ -,......-. to run entir e ly out Laszlo completed 77 of 172 passes for the Pirates in 1984. accounting for 976 yards and nine touchdowns. He also has the ability to carry the ball. Throwing out sack yardage. he was the leadmg rusher on the team wnh 528 yards last season. ofwishbonein '85 By DENNIS BROSTERHOUS Of the Dtllly ........... For the past two seasons. the Orange Coast College football te3m ran about half the lime out of the wishbone offense. ·DCC Returning 11 starters off last year's 4-6 squad, Orange Coast appears 10 have the experience to go with size and speed as they approach the 1985- campaign. Last year's fourth-place Mission Conf~rence team finished well, winning fo ur of 11s last six Occhilupo. Cooper crowned c hamps at Op competition ...,-But this seasol'I. Pirates' Coach Dick Tucker has decided to swallow .games. ''I'd say, without a doubt. we're going 10 be better this season." said Tucker. "This just might be our best team in a number of years." 'B> CHRIS MO!\A.HA:\ Sunda' a\ tht.: Op Pro \urfng Champmn.,h1phorellnl' thl V.l'\tern o;h1•rl'l•ne tha! IS \he-bone em1ffiy. · 1- "This year. we've made the com-· mittnent to io entirely with the wishbone:· said Tucker. who added, "with the personnel we have, we really feel we can make it go." The respons1b1h1y of trying. to make the 'bon<.' work rests on the shoulders of q1:1arterback Ken Las~o. the standout signal-caller out of Marina High. After sitting out tbe 1983 campaign. Laszlo got off to a slow st.an for the Bucs last season. but perfonned 'well in the final few games of the '84 campaign. Physically. the Pirates appear to have the size to compete with an)'one. with an 01Tens1ve hoe that averages about 250 pounds. The defensne front, which has been small 10 recen L years. will also average around 250. l~ .\1,;\t;..i 1..in' 2 \l'..t'· 1IJ J1>dll' ( e>upcr JnJ. '\t.:jr-olJ \1.irt... <I( eh 'ur-kt· ,11 ·J < .tl1f11rf1 J ,, J, •'JJ Dick Tucker -;rr. ti-.r I k·nll'Ml' rnd I ,. "Ken was a bit rusty when the '84 season staned. but he should be in great shape this year.'' said Tucker. "We're ex pecting big thmgs from him." Tucker and hi'i staff spent some time in Apnl at the Air Force Academy 10 scout the Falcons' ver- sion of the wishbone. Colorado and they were quite helpful. They had the best wishbone in the country last year and they spent some time teachin~ us the finer points of their offense. · To illustrate Tucker's point. Air Force enjoyed one of its best seasons ever last year. going 8-4 with a 21-7 I ndep<;ndence Bowl victory over Vi~nia Tech. Expected staners on the offcns1"c hne mcludecenter JeffBo}'dstun (6-1. 255); guards Tim Hameli n (6-1. 240) and Sal G uardado (5-11. 140). and tackles Sean McNaughton (6-:!. 270) and Tom Rutschke (6-2, 220}. Hamelin. wh o graduated from lrvme High. 1s the only freshman among the group. OCCs defensive fro nt includes middle guard Roben Staack (6-2. 240)and tackles Roben Comeau (b-4. 265). Jerry Smith (6·5. 250) and JefT Shanks (6-4. 235'). Staack and Shanks are freshmen and Comeau 1s a '-=-Oell) ,._ PftOlo 1>y Tem I(..,, "We worked closely with the Air Force staff members while we were in Like Air Force's offense. OCCs wi shbone will not be geared entirely to the run. Tucker said that he expects to throw the ball 18 to 20 times a game, "so the offense will be fairly balanced." he said. (Pleaae .ee OCC/82) Mark Occhilupo show• the form that helped him capture the Op Pro Surfing championship at Huntington Beach Sanday . Dodgers suffer a lost weekend at.hands of Phillies LA' s lead shrinks fc)stx after fourth loss in row LOS ANGELES (AP)-The Los Angeles Dodgers and their confident managec, aren't ready to panic quite yet after losing four straight games at home for the first time this season. "We've run into a little slump," Tom Lasorda said after the Dod$ers·lost to Philadel- phia. 4-1 Sunday. allowing the Ph illies to complete a four-game senes sweep. "It happens to everyone. It's JUSt one of those things. "They (the Dodgers) could be a little tired mentally and physicall y," added the Los Angeles Manager. "But these are the guys who got us here." games over the San Diego Padres and 61'2 games over the Cincinnati Reds. . The most pos111ve thing Lasorda obsef'ed dunng the disastrous senes apinst the Ph illies was that newly acquired third baseman 8111 Madlock seems to have brought his ba111ng prowess with him from Pittsburgh. Madlock. acquired b) the Dodge~ Satur- day for three players to be named later. collected three ofhis new team's six h1l'i Sunda~ off winner John Denny, 9-11. and two Philadelphia relievers. ''It was good to Stt Madlock get some h11s. but it's runs we've got to get ... Lasorda said "We're trying everything." Tlte Dod~ers managed onl y fi ve runs in the four games ae:iinst the Ph1lltes. who are mired 10 fifth place in the NL East. Today'• Game Montreal (Schatzeder 2-4) at Dodger• (Honeycutt 7 -12 ). Time: 5:20 p .m. TV: Nonfl. Radio: KABC (790). based in Brool..I} n JO ~ear~ .igo Howe.,er. later that H'ar the Dodga<i \' n tne1r onh World Sene~ 1itk "'hik 1n Aront... '11 'The~ can" on I) hope fonu1.h ..i good lin1,h 111 :h" vcar .. H ·, ~"' 11.rl'.tl l"nH·n1r.11111n · ...... d Phll.1 Jelph1J \t.inJil'r '-'h 1 I l·l,l..l· · 11, 'tl"'n\. • · 1->t me ol thi: h<,•,t plJ\l'r' n th1' ll'.1~1.H' IN ,1 h "" llml.' h.1rnng in1ur. ""mud 2-l. l JPr>nl hie. h11t \\l1'~l·nd .qt•,, tnpk J duuhk and .1 '1ngk · It'<, <,omethin~ nl'"" for ml' · hl nJtl\t' • 1he D1lm1 n1can R1.·puhli" said '' '1 ., rl't!ln • ti:rror nt'r Lo~ ~ngl·f(', "Last \1.'J I J1Jn n 1hc h.111 1.•dl aga1m1 thl' l>odgt·r. ~.1muel hrnu!!,ht a 22-l .. 111·.-r aq·rc1p ·•l!J n't 1ht· [Xxlgl'" 1n10 the 11a m1 "I U~I had Pnl' ll.11\xl <,v.m~ h•JJ\ l'u!: .... th 'l'l' li1t<. · .-.aid ~muel .. \~ thn -..i1. "!wr 1.ou're 1tell1ng h11<. Jn\'lhing tall' I 1 '"u ( u '"" ~ ' J H.:1 r h,1 n r • 't"\f)t ' II' . p ''"'• r'' •? \! ..s' :!'a &·ac.h I"•, tr1'm ~· r• • t ha011' .,. ·'' I II ,, ' 11 ·\In~ ' ~Ill'! • 1' Here 1s fi rst place in the National League West. The Dodgers top the division by six Ph1ladelph1a hadn't swept a four-game senes from the Dod~ers since the team was · Philadelphia wa<; sparl..ed at th1.' platl' h' c;cco nd ba~man Juan ·amucl. "'ho hc1d n1nl' hlls in 16 at-bats dun ng the ~nc~ and drcn c-1n SI'< runs "\\ l' g111 11uht.rnJing. p1h hinti Junn1 th1 tour-gaml' <oene~ .. T 1.•l,i..e "<lid · \nJ ''l 1 " ~ ad,anWgl' of their m1<.ta l..es Pl u' "'I.' ~H1 ,,,m, t1meh h1111ng -'omething "<' h:l,en 1 J•,nl' tnr a" h1k •· f Pleu~ s~e Sl'RF /83 Mustangs have had enough,readytowin f7 returning starters gtve Mesareaso'ilfor optimism By ROGER CARLSON Of the Dtllly,.... ..... Costa Mesa H1gh's Mustan~ have a lot of ~=-llillir:-~lhexperiencel:>aclc from a team wn1ch went 0-4-1 1n 1984, but 1f11 appears on tht' surface that th1!' means there's a lot of experience at losing. well. yes and no. It's true. Costa Mesa's seni ors didn't win a . game when they were freshmen. ol' a'I sophomores, or with the varsity a year ago. the grand totals shOWl ng ().29-1. • But when you consider SI:"< teall\S could score only 13 ~1nts on the Mustanas Jiut yar in the first half bt'fore Mes.a finall> worr out because of thin num~rs. 0.9-1 wasn't e'actl) blowout city. . -"t tell you something.." '8YS Mt''i8 Coach Tom BaldWln. "we weren't as bad as 11 lool..'I We lo'lt five 11mt's b)' less than a touohdown and J.;.;:;:.:.....:U~~.t:,.;.~~...:o:.:.i.:: ....... ...,~~....i:....,::::::,...~ ..... ~~,.~":'."'0 tied Los lam 1 tos (a Cl F Sou them Con fcrrnn· playoff entry) 1111.ke Ssypenkl lley• Muta.Ill•' defeaM. "An of those gamr'I one phi) wukl h.i'r ,. , turned 11 around Hut m1'nll'ntum \,a, jg..i1n\t u'I We "'eren '1 J grea 1 fl)l\l hall tl',1 m hu1 "l could JUSI as ea<;1h ha' e tx•t•n 5." There are 1" rl'turnin@. <.tant·r, hlr thr Mustangsin campa,thl'\ pn·p..irl'lorthl' 1•>11' '>Cason. mcluding all-leagUl' \('kl 111in' lnhn Carlson and Miki: L\ pcr.l..1 Carlson had added -l(I rounJ, Jnd Jn tn(h to his frame at b-~ ~"' and tht· tight 1·nd defensive hack, who'll be U"<'d a Int m th<' backfield as thr t '-hack. ha<. tx·t•n tht• '>UbJet't of .. ,nuaJI) evrr) Pa -10 rctru11t•r yspt"rk1 operate-; at lmt•hal kcr JnJ run- ning back and was an all-kagul' \l'll'l tll'n a\ .i ~phomore. and "1th running hJl I.. \ul.lt Anderson (he rushed for 71<..i vcird\ a' 1unmrl and Paul Rodnguez ound .it quartt•rhat k Mesa figures to find "ome clus1" c '1llon<'\ 1h1'> )'CU "La t "ear·· t't"'Call' ijaldv.m · nn the I.HI Thursda). ·before the 13 .. t gamt' v.~ h.l<t I.1th who ~reC'f)'1ng tittau~ II v.a\ thl' la\t praClh.t' The' felt the\-could win and ,i.h.-, 1,houlJ have v.on The) wantt'd ll1 pl.t\ mor~ ~mc<. .,,, the\ could "'" and franl..1' the-' ll't'I li~l "'nncn ,. 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COMt OAJL y Pll01'/Mof\day, Septembet 2, 1886 Contenders 1nake cieals .to gear up or stretc run P.,..AP ..... ~ Bill MadJock to the Dod&cn, Cesar Ill Cedeno to the Cardinals. Cliff Johnson io the Blue Jay.s. It's tbat time of year when contendin& teams ll)' to find one more player with experience, one last auy to help in the stretch. , Back"in 1949, the New York Yankees plucked Johnny Miic from the New York Giants at the end of Auaust, and he hclped,win a World Series game. The Yankees have done it several times since, comina up with players like Ewell BlackwclUim Konstanty, Enos Slaupitcr, Sal MaaJie. Dale Long and Gaylord Perry late 1n the season. Over the years, HaJI of Famers like Hoyt Wilhelm and Eddie Mathews and players such as Elston Howard, Rico Carty, Don Sutton and Tommy John have moved from pretenders to contenders in the Last weeks of the season. "Jf you bring up your farmhands, there's pressure of be1na in a situation that's foreign to them. being in a pennant race and playin.a before 50,000 fans," said Los Angeles vice president Al Campanis, who lured Madlock from Pittsburgh on Saturday. "These players like Madlock and Sutton and Mize arc veterans who have experienced the fire and know how to handle it." The Dodaers, lead.in.a the National Leaaue West, ac.quircd Madlock from the Pirates for tl}rcc players to be named later on Aua. 31 , the final day a player must be on a team's roster to be eligible for postseason play. To act the four-time National League batting champiOn, Los Angeles had to make sure the 34-ycar- old third baseman cleared waivers. __;/ That raises an obvious question. Prior to the Mize deal in 1949, tea.ms blocked waiver deals. But, because of gentlemen's agreements -.. you don't block my player and I won't stop yours nc~t time" -such deals have become routine. Quote of the day CkW Davia, San Francisco Giant outfielder after actting three hits. lifting has season average to .625 and. career mark to . 583 against Dwight Gooden as the New York Mets ace blanked the Giants and struck out I 6 on Aug. 20: "He ain't God, man." Blue Jaya loee aame off lead Harold Balaea slugged a two-run Ill home run and Roa Kittle added a solo shot to power the Chicago White Sox to a 4-1 victory over Toronto at Exhibi11on Stadium Sunday afternoon. The loss helped the Ya,,nkces cut the Blue Jays' advantage to four games in the American League East ... Elsewhere around the AL. OddJbe McDowell tnpled and singled and scored twice as Texas completed a lhrcc-pmc sweep by beating Kansas City, S-3. in Arlington. The Royals remained · 21h games behind the first-place 1 Angels in the West ... At Tiger Stadium, Cbet Lemoa hit two solo homers and singled in another run and Barbaro Garbey added a three-run double during ·a ninc- run explosion in the eighth inning as Detroit beat Oakland, I 4-3 ... Jlm Rlce and Toay Armas home- red. sparking a 16-hit attack that led Boston over Minnesota in lhc Mctrodomc, I 0-3 ... In Balu- &.l.D• more, Jack Percoate went 5 for 6, -Alvlll Davia hit a three-run homer and Domlll10 Ramos had a three-run triple as Seattle rapped I 6 hits and routed the Orioles. I 0-2 ... Joe Carter had thrtt hits, including a home run, stoic three bases and scored three times in pacinj Cleveland to an I 1-4 triumph over Milwaukee at County Stadium. I> Anaela reactivate Sconlera NEW YORK -The Angels an-•. nounced Sunday that they have react1 vated Daryl Sconiers from the disabled list. Sconiers, an Orange Coast College product, has been on the disabled hst with a strained nght wrist since July 18. PETE ROSE COUNTDOWN CltMbJI Inoa Ty Cobb Wlaac Roae did Suday: He had two sinaJes in four at· bats, including a pmc•tying bit in the eighth inning as the Reds beat Pittsburgh, 3-2, at R iverfront Stadium. Padres &&in l&me OD DodCen A.IHI)' Hawtla1 and Luce McCallen .,. .. J combined on a three-hitter and Garry Templelo. sinaJed in two runs to help San Diego defeat Montreal, 5-1 , Sunday after- noon at Jack Murphy Stadium. Hawkins, 17-4, gave up three hits in 5 V, inninp, walking two batters. McCullcrs replaced him with two runners on, got Aadre Dawaoa to around into a double play and pitched hitless relief for his fifth save. The Padres moved within six games of the ers in the National Lcquc West with the victory . .. In other NL action, Itel~ Beraude1, pinch-hitting in the ninth innina, hit a two-ru n homer off Mark Davia to give the New York Mets a 4-3 victory over San Francisco at Candlestick Park. The homer, Hernandez's ninth , this season, capped a three-run ninth for the Mets ... At Wri&lcy Field, Davey LopM belted a homer and a pair of singles and lteltll Morelud had three hits Hawkin• and drove in four runs, leading the Chicaao Cubs to a I 5-2 rout of Atlanta. The Cubs, enjoying their big cst scoring total since I 980, were aided by three Braves' errors and 11 walks ... Wlllle McGee smacked three hits, homered and drove in two runs, powering St. Louis to a 5-0 victory over Houston behind Job TMor'1 seven-hntcr at Busch Stadium. The outcome, aided also by A.ad)' Vu Slyke'1 two hits and two stolen bases, snapped the Cardinals' thrcc- game losina streak and lhe Astros' four-game winning struk ... At Riverfront Stadium, Bo Dlai homered and Pete Rose and Dave Parker singled home runs in a three-run eighth innins that carried Cincinnati to a 3-2 victory over Pittsburgh. Rose's single off reliever Rob Scurrr. 0-1 , tied the game 2-2 and Parker followed with a single for the go-ahead run. Televialon, radio TELEVISION 10:30 a.m. -BASEBALL: Angels at · Detroit. Channel 5. I I :30 a. m. -TENNIS: Coverage of the U.S. Open from New York, Channel 2. 5 p.m. -COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Alabama at Georgia, Channel 7. 11 :30 p.m. -TENNIS: U.S. Open high- lights, Channel 2. RADIO 10:30 a.m. -BASEBALL: Angels at Detroit, KMPC (7 JO). 5:20· p.m. -BASEBALL: Montreal at Dodgers, KABC (790). ·Navratilova wastes no time It takes 37 minutes for her to register - U.S. Open triumph NEW YORK (AP) -Defending wo men's champion Martina Navrattlova made a cameo appear- ance Sunday to join fi ve-time winner J1mmyConnorsand No. 2 men's seed I van Lendt in the founh round of the U.S. Open Tennis Champ1onsh1ps. Navratilova dropped only 21 points as she breezed through Italy's Sandra Cecchini, 6-0. 6-I. The match was over so fast that there was a qucsuon on how long she took. The official clock on the coun said the match was 37 minutes long. but -umpire Jim McKnight listed 11 as 27 minutes on his scorecard. A replay of the television tape, howeve r. showed the official dock was correct Connors, the only man to wtn Amenc.a's premier tennis ~ent on all three surfaces on which 1l has been played -grass, clay and hardcoun - defeated Thierry Tulasnc of France. 1.5, 6-2. 6-2. The victory was his 15th , tying him wtth Vic Scx1as for the most men's sin~s matches won 1n a career. "l'm haJ$y to ha ve tied 1t and to ha ve won so many matches here," Connors said. "I didn't even know about it untJI I walked out there and played I'm here to play and try to wJn the tournament." undl, who has reached the final 1n each of lhe last three years only to lose. crushed Horacio De La Pena of racnuna, 6-1. 6-1 , 6-3 Also posuna third-round v1ctoncs Sunday on tht hardcourts of the Natiottf Tentlis Cent~r were scventh·seeded Yanmck Noah and has French Davis Cup teammate, Henn ucon1t; No. I I Stefan Edberg of Sweden, Swiuerland's Heinl Gun- thardt and 18-year-old Jay Beraer of Planiauon. Fla. Joininf Navraulova 1n the founh round o the women'\ s1ngJu ~ere "lo 4 Pam hnvcr. No 6 Zina , Gamson, No 8 Manuela Malceva of Bu(pria. No. 11 Stclli Oraf of Wc~t _/· Germany, No. 13 Catanna L10dq v1st ofSwcdcn and two Amencans, Alycia Moulton and Kate Gompen. Lcndl, quietly slipping through the draw while the spothltht has been on defending champion )ohn McEnroe, Connors and Wimbledon champion Boris Becker. said his lopsided vic- tories arc 1nd1cat1ve of how well he has been playing. "I would have to say that J haven't faced any players (who) ... have the game to push me,'" he said. 'Tm definitely play10g my best this sum- mer, but I ~as playmg awfully well at Forest Hills,'' when he won the Tournament of Champions 10 May, downing McEnroe in the final. The crowd in Louis Armstrong Stadium applauded loudly when Cec- chin i held serve to begin the second set. It was her lone moment to shine 1n the bright sunshine as Navratilova was devastating_ The left-handed nattve of Czecho- slovakia, who now makes her home in Fort Wonh, Texas, served only six times in the match -and was taken to deuce only once. But she broke Cecchini's service sii times. .-~ Romania'• Danila Molae (left) and FJorlD ~archeana etelebrate mlzed doablee wtn at the U.8. Open Wltb a kiM. Some unfinished business • NowthatYoun blood has reUred, the Rams ~hould retire number Nobody came in on the noon balloon from Saskatoon and asked me, but ... •ltaocs without sayina-at least it should-the Rams will retireJ.ek·· Younablood's SS. •The manaaemcnt of the LA Clippers was tryi na to accomodate Bill Walton in his demand to be traded and tried to work out a deal with Cleveland but Walton did not want to go to Oeveland ... Walton docs not have strona feet and ankles but nobody ever said he was stupid. •Prize money for the New York Marathon in October is $274,000 and there is a repon out of Las V cps that the books are going to put the ra~ on the board. ... They bet on people, don'tthcy? Buo Tucu1 SPORT S ColuMNI ST to 300 pounds but he hasn't weiabcd th.at little since·he was a baby. •A woman dri vinaa truck ora camper is wearina army boots. •The Ram~Rajdcrs pme at Anaheim Stadium will be the most colossal match up in local football history, ilboth teams arc still alive in the NFL ... the pmc docsn 't happen uniil Monday night, Dec. 13. •They .$hould make a bronze statue of Jack YounJblood and put 1 t on the front steps of the Pro Football Hall of Fame. •Ed ·· t oo tall'" Jones ~as a~sted in Ventura and cha'Jed wt th drunk dnv1na ... Police said Too Tall was too drunk. •Now that the Lakers have a power forward in Maurice Lucas, who do you p1clc for second 1n the di vision? • h would be tacky to say I told yo u so but check where Dick Williams has the San Diego Padres. •If there is anythina I hate, n 1sa glove man who can't 'field. • lftbe network people can sell four hours ofl ndianapolis SOO coverage after the ellcitingstart of the race, the network has very ca~blc salesmen. •There issomethinf dist~s~c~ul about Martina Navrat1lovaJoinmg the othcr&irls to pose fora tennis association calender. • use was supposed to P.lay a . . football game in Japan but 1s having trouble getting hotel accommo- dations because promoters have stiffed the hotels 1n the past. . •At the U.S. Open tennis cham- pionships, Wimbledon champ Boom Boom Becker was being pursued by younggirlsand wasa l'ittleawed by it all sayina the only lime tic could have been alone was in bed in his hotel ... Well, 8Qom Boom is still young- Sovie.ts cleaning up at University Games hc'll act over that. , 1 •The most significant thina about the New York Mets' super kid pitcher Dwight Gooden is that he hu not , demanded that the Mets renegotiate his contract. •USC hung rcspoi:isibility for all non-revenue producmg sports on women's athletic director Barbara Hedges ... could that be considered dcscrimination'? •'The Dallas Cowboys destroyed a dormitory at their training camp at Cal Lutheran so may have earned a ' chanfc in their statusas "America's team · ... How about Central America's team? •The Chi~o Bears wanted Wil - liam "Refrigerator" Perry to get down KOBE, Japan (AP) -Orlando Pizzolato, winner of the New York City Marathon lest October, beat teammate Salvatore Nicosia to take the men's marathon in searing heat at the World Umvcrsity Games Sun- day. But Soviet dominance continued in most of the other events. "Jn the marathon, run in 90-<iearce heat, ltizzolato finished in 2 houn, 20 minutes, 6 seconds, Nicosia in 2:21 :09. Paul Gompers of Somerville. Mass., was third 10 2:21 :40. Gompers staaaercd across the finish line and was put immediately on a stretcher, but after he was carried about five OMlrPllec•l.llflllMto Scott Andenon ahoaldera the runntnc &ame for Mesa. MESA FOOTBALL ••. Prom Bl Carlson is the heavywe1Kht who will carry a big load for the Mus tangs. "He can do a lot of things for us,' says Baldwin. "He blocks very well, catches extremely well and we have a strong side of the line that is going to demand the run be stopped.'' Strong tackJe James Ca&lc (21 0), strol)J guard Kelly Day (127) and ti~t end Erich Vogel (200), along with the pounding of Carlson at the U-back position, figures to become a force. and if the opposition stacks up against it Baldwin feels he can spnng Carlson for the reception. Carlson caught 11 passes for 150 yards as a Junior. Rodnguez is a right-hander con- vened from linebacker and g.i vcs Mesa another running threat out of its pro offense. Dcfensivel.Y. the Mustangs' Okie 5-2 wiJI be built around Anderson. Szypersk1, Carlson and 6-5 Adam Beck. Bolsa Grande awaits the 1985 Costa Mesa edition OI} Friday the 13th tn September, andit's a lot more than simply a non-leafUC opener. "We need a win,' says Baldwin. "And when we do ... " Coat& Meaa Hllh • • top proepecta Playe,.. Poi. Jim A~man OG-LB Scott Anderson RB Adam Beck OLB-K James Cagcl ST John Carlson U-back-DE Mike Crow WR-OS-QB Kelly Day G-DL Paul Grady PK-WR Tony Grant QG Mike Jo~e DL-C Ke vin yne C Tim Mc well DB·QB John Paul OT Mike Riche> WR Paul Rocfnguc1 ge M11<e Salladay ( B Jim Scarlett Joey hones OL&-NG Kevin 1n1bald1 ( 8 Mike S:iypersk1 LS.RB Rob Va Vcrka OL John Vento RB Ench Vogel TE Jim WcJStngcr OL-DL ..... I I Ht. 5-10 5-10 6-5 6-0 6-3 5-10 5-11 S-10 5-9 S-11 5-9 6-0 5·1 0 6·0 6-0 5-8 S·IO 5.Q 6-1 6-0 S-10 5-8 6-4 6·1 Wt. 175 180 200 210 235 195 227 165 190 195 150 165 195 170 190 155 155 155 180 200 183 160 200 210 Comm eat r .. '84 letterman Jr .. up from sophs Sr., 784 yards m '84 r .. returning starter Jr., '84 letterman r . a11:1eajue in '84 Jr .. rctum1na staner Sr , staner at c in '84 So., up from frosh Sr . retumina staner Sr .. '84 letterman Jr .. up from sophs • So .• up from frosh Sr .• returning tarter Jr . 6-4 h1ah JUm~r Sr .. starter at lb in 84 ';r .. ba!IC~ itandout r .. did not play as Jr r , '84 letterman Sr., retum1na starter Jr • all -lcaaue in '84 Sr., '84 letterman Jr , up from JVs starter at 011n '84 yards, he got up and walked nff with help. Japan's Mam1 Fukao won the women's marathon inJames record time, l 1h minutes ahea of American Patti Gray. Two Soviet walkers crossed the finish line simultaneously in the 20- kilometcr walk. The Soviet Union also won the men's sabre fencina team title over Bulgaria and captured the men's sinsJes and women's doubles in tennis after winning the women's singles and men's doubles on Saturday. But it missed a clean sweep of the five tennis golds when Romania took the mixed doubles Sunday. occ ... Fi:omBl transfer. from the University of Bnt- ish Columbia. The size docsn 't.ftop with the hncs. OCC's offensive backfield features fullback Tom Cruz (6-0, 270); and halfbacks Eddie Lamontagne ( 5-10, 242) and Bill Bandaruk (6-0. 215). Cruz, who is from New Orleans, has drawn raves from Tucker, who says, "He's really a bull." Cruz has cloclccd a 4. 7 in the 40- yard dash and, accordina to Tucker, has been difficult for lhc OCC defense to bnng down m practlcc. Coast's receiving corps has speed, but is inexperienced, according to Tucker. Junior Tagaloa (6-2, 18~. fro~1shop Montgomery, and Ollie Pc s ( S-11 , 180) are both freshmen wet quickness. The kicking chores will rest with returning punter Gordon Moss. who averaged 40.3 yards last year and place-kicker Tom Concz. who kicked off and booted field goals at Cal Poly- San Luis Obispo in 1984. Orange Coast will host Santa Monica City College in a scrimmage Saturday at noon at OCC. "We'll use that scrimmage lo 5Ct our lineup for the season opener," said Tucker. "Wc"ll play everyone on the squad." The Pirates will open the 1985 campaign on Saturday, Sept. 14, hosting arch-rival Golden West at 7:30. The Bucs, who will be the only Orange County team to play all four other county squads. will follow with Fullcnon on Sept. 21 before opening Mission Conference play Sept. 28 at Saddlcback. OCC fa cts, fl&urea Head coach: Dick Tacker. Assistants: Jack Fan (defensive coordinator); George Mattias (of- fensi ve ltnc); Dennis Walters (of- fens ive line); Kirk . Dunham (re- ceivers); Dale Wonaco tt (offensive backs); Da ve Gleason (defensive line ); Lee Wheeler (linebackers); Nate Bradley (defensive backs). Conference: Mission. Nickname: Pirates. Colors: Scarlett, white and black. 1984 record: 4-6«0 {4-4-0 1n Mission Conference). ltU 1c .. edule Sept. 14 - Golden West (home), 7:30 p.m. Sept. 21 -at Fullenon, 7:30 p.m. Sept. 28 -at Saddlcback•, 7:30 p.m. Oct. I 2-Riverside•, 7:30 p.m. Oct. 19-atSan Diego Mesa•, 7:30 p.m. ~t 26 -Southwestern•. I :30 Nov 2 -at San Diego Cny•, I :30 p.m. Nov. 9 -Paloma..-. 7:30 p.m. Nov.16-atCnrus•, 7~30p.m. Nov. 23 -Rancho Santiago•, 7:30 p.m. ... •-denotes Mission Conference game. Montaha says he'll be ready REDWOOD CITY (AP) -Quar- terback Joe Montana, who missed the San Francisco 49cn' final two cx.h1- bitlon aamc. bcc.tuse of a sore back, eitpccts to act In a full week of practi~ before the National Football waue season opener. "I can move and throw without any painr I think it's st>ing to be fine. I'm ready," said Montana, who practictd with the team Saturday. A few other players, includioa offensive lineman Allan Kennedy and safety Tom Holm0e, remained hobbled bx injuric. whtc.h ClOuk:I mean they II SO Or\ U\JUrcd reserve when the roster 1s cut to 4S playen today. There wtre 49 playcn on the roster after rookie hnebacker Jefl Metter was waived, for the second ume 1n a week, on Saturday SURF. • • homBl year-old Curren showed some tatiaue afterward "lt was real close. It could have aone either way," said Cu~n. "I was ~hllc.bu ured.a.u.bc.c.ncU was baf>{)Y to gel second and my third stratiJlt year in the finals. "Mark won it on his last aood wave. I had priority on it, but I was too far out. r could have done better with one lut wave." - AlthouJ}t the w~men had' only to compete in the final on Sunday, both Cooper and Smith said fati,uc played a factor in the third and deciding heat. "I was so tired in the third heat, that I thouf't at was the worst I ever surfed, ·said Cooper. "I was tired and having problems with my (board) wu. I was slipping and my legs and arms were tired from pushing so hard. "I knew it was close. 1 had to.do some strong manuevers to gel four strong waves to the beach. I just had a fourth that was stronger than Jorja 's." "The long lull in the the third heat made me nervous and I was kind of . tired," said the 19-year-old Smith. "I came out today fccting strong, but was tired after two heats. I tried to pi.at It all together. but I fell off twice. "Jn the third I had bad wave selection and and the white wash knocked me. I needed more waves to the beach." After winning the first heat con-vin~ingly S-0, Smith had a very good secono heat. In fact both she and Cooper thought 1t might have been over. · "I felt I had won It afterthe second. Otenge Cout OAIL Y PILOT/~ey. &.9t«nb« 2, 1885 .. Elliott wins face, $1 rilillion ~ bonus DARLINCiTON, S \ (AP)-81JJ Elliott, drl\ 1ng a heady, conservative ra~. watched his top three com- pcutors ao up 1n smoke o n his wa> to winn1n1 both the Southern SOO Graod National ~tock car r.sc,c and a SI malhon bop us Elliott. who earned his I 0th y1ctory m 20 stans this season. made n three out of four an the Grand NauonaJ "Big Four" and picked up the Wal\ston Mtlhon, the b1agcst single payoff in the history of auto racina as he outran Ii vc-llme Southern SOO ;wanner Cale YarbOrou&h to the finish hne, "Awesome 8111 from..l'Daw~n v1lle," a 29-year-old GeorgJan, added his first Southern SOO v1ctol) to tnumphs 1n the Daytona 500 and 1H( Winston 500 to earn the S 1 mallJon pnze offered for the fi rst ume this year b) R.J Reynolds Tobacco Co The onl) one of the 1985 .. Big Four" the drawling red-haired dnver didn't win was the World 6001n May. where he succumbed to brake prob- lems. in the 367·lap race over the trcac~ ous I .366·m1le Darlinaton lnuftl na11onaJ Raceway In fact, be plaYedf wa1tma pme throu&hout tbe swcJtdt-ina day as Dale Earnhardt., K&tfY Gant and Yarborouah all took tUrtlil 1n seemma c.ontrol. • There were times dunna the r1ICI when Earnhardt, Gant a ol Yart>orouab all p ve mdtcations th~ ma&ht be stronienoush to·run offa"1f bade But, each time. somclhi• ~ppcd up to keep II from bcoomint• runaway . And there were )tveraJ omes wheo Elliott narrowly avoided di,utcr. Just past the baltway point lD t• 500-m1le event. dunna the lon&ell green-flag stretch in the racx sloWec\ b~ 14 caution pent'9s. Elhott's tirflt appeared to be wCaring badly. Ha shpped back to founh, about I~ seconds bcbind Earnhardt, wbo w¥ leading at the time, The alwa)'S aggress1ve Eambardlf who was belclllng smoke from l'lij tires on practically every tum, hu111 his Chevrolet Monte Carlo SS on the edge throughout the race WuJ( Yar6orough leading on lap 324. Earnhardt shd sideways off the SCQs ol!d tum. tagged the wall and shd down the backstretch I had a couple of really good waves. but I know she surfed really well," said Smith. Tom Curren, who ftntahed 9eCOnd at the Op Pro Surft.na Champlonahlpe In Hunt- 0., ..... ,..... 9f Twrt 11- lnaton Beach, rides a wa•e cJurin& final• competition aaalnat Mark OcclJ.Uupo. Th as week. shrugging off the in ten~ pressure that nearly smothered the )'O!Ulg dn ver at the World 600. Elliott first ran off to an eas) pole\ actol) on Thursda). played 11 cool for the huge media turnout. then dr9ve confident- !) to the 14th vactol) o l his Grand Nauonal career Howe\er, Elliott's 1nt1m1da ung Ford Thunderbird was not dominant Ell1ott decided to go by on the low side as Earnhardt slid along the outside wall, but the Chevy suddena came down the ban~ing and Elliott made at past b~ less than a yard • - FOR THE RECORD ~ • • .,, . MAJOtt L•AGU• STANDtNOS Amertc.ln L .. tue WIUT DIVIMON W L "ct. Ge Aft9111• KenHsCitv 0 1kt1nd Chlceoo S.•ttle Minnesota TIXH 73 S7 5'2 6t SI s.3 2 '> 61 63 SIS 6 .. "' jC)() • 60 70 '42 13 , SI 70 ~ I• 4t IO .llO 23 '> Toronto New York 0.1ro1t Bell Imo<' I Boll on Mllweukff O.vele n<I •AST DIVISION 11 49 16 S2 10 St 61 60 61 " st " ,& ., 13 ~V'l S<- Ntw V Of'I< S, A"9111 l Ot1rolt U , Oakland l Clllceoo 4. 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Andrews IOst for season Raffis· linebacker farced to und ergo surgery for knee From AP dl1patclles ~ Linebacker George Andrews of the Rams underwent surgery Sunday for a tom cruciate ligament m his nght knee and will be lost for the season, Coach John Robmson said. · A seven-year veteran who hlld made a succcssf ul comeback from surgery to his ten knee eight months ago, Andrews suffered the injury m the Rams' final NationaJ Football League exhibition game Saturday night. He underwent the surgery at Cen- unela Hospital in Inglewood. "It's too bad," Robinson said. "George had worked so hard to come back from sepous knee surgery.(10 his left knee, injured late·last season). He was really looking like his ol(f self. "This m1ury 1sn 't quite as serious as last year's, but it's enough to keep him out for the year." 8ec11.ooero 8u•tto 1 l AllKll 6 • Meonenc Force 4 6 T M.CT 2 a A/0 EXIH'IU I 9 Tiie ... oue anticl~tfl oreeler ln1eret1 end n~Mlon In 19". TllOH lnlernted mev Pllone O•v• Tu110al• el Ille Communi· IV S.rylc:e• Off I 660· 363f. Kenneth Clark (rfCht) of l.rvine I• the flnt to enter a team lD the l.rvine Community YMCA tennla tournament Sel>t. 22. Ac- cepttna Clark'• entry la Jon Brownell (center), YMCA board chairman, and Tim· Dunn, executive director. · Third-year outside li nebaclcer Mike Wilcher, an improving sccond- round draft choic:e from North Caro- l ma, will take Andrews' place in the starting lineup. . Rams trying to make do without Dickerson • I "Mike's playing very well. He's looked good the whole preseason," Robinson said. "We're fortunate he's come on." In addition. nmni~back Barry Reddco sprained haui t aokJe m the Rams' 14-13 win over· w England. He's hsted as 50-50 for the ftams' regular-season ope ner al home against Denver next Sunday. Rams agree. Robinson can only hope contract disput-e settled By KEN PETERS ,.... • The Rams agree this 1s something they'd rather avoid. particularly since this 1s no ordinary runner. Dickerson gamed 2.105 yards last year. his second pro season. to top O.J. Simpson's long- standing record of 2.003 yards. . had some pos1ll\'e.effects on the Rams. "I think we've all been working harder to become as good a team as we can without .him." Bain said. "And. too. we've been putting more effort into our passing game.': . ( .,....,...,.... Enc Dickerson. an ominous presence for the Rams last year, is an ominous absence for them this year. "Enc's absence has n't reall y been very distracting dunng camp. We just go ahead and RO Bain. widely regarded as one of the best blockers m the NFL, said the Rams will have to pick up the slack 1f Dickerson. indeed. isn't back for the regular season. "Barry's swelling 1-;n'tias bad as we feared. but we won't know until he tests 1t." Rob1nson said. The National Football League's all-t1ml' leading single-season rusher 1s home tn Seal}'. Texas. while the Rams prepare for next weekend's season opener. out there." said Rams' Coach Joh n Robinson. .. But once the season starts ..... "When Eric shows up on Sunday, you preu y well know what he's going to do," Sam said. "With him. we can have off-and-on days. and he makes up for 11. Robmson refused to comment on _ the possibility that ~edden's mjury might force the Rams to make a stronger effort to get runnmg back Eric D1ckerson. who set a smgle- SCl\SOn NFL rushing record fast season. to end h1s35-day-old holdout. Erle Dickencin He wants a three-year extension ofh1s current contract. a four-year S2.2 deal which expires tn 1986, and sa}s he'll sit out the season unless the "As good a Job as our back.s arc doing now. it's JUSt not thesame-havingplayed wuh that guy for two years and seeing what he can do," said offensive tackle Bill Bain. "We know that wllh him. we'd be a r~dl complete team." "W1thou1 him. I think we realize we're all gomg to have to work harder all the tlJTle. We can't afford any off days.'' Still. Sam behcves Dickerson·~ holdout has New blood-in coach.ing ranks Four NFL squads underdif~erent we wouldn '1be here -lheiob secum1"1emble. Mo .. orl us gel fired · Jeadershfp for upCOffif ng season Not Grant, who parla)'ed his \lalu'i as a Mtnn~'>ota _ _ legend, tnto rntum1,ns on his o"'n tenns Those terms By U1e A11oclated Press Bud Grant, back Wlth the Minnesota V1kangsaf\er JUSI a year 1n tctirement. is one of the four new head coaches preparing for the stan of the 1985 NallO!lal Football League season. Three of the four, including Grant. arc from the NF\ Central Division. The Vikings fired Les Steckel. an ex-Man ne who alienated players with his boot camp methods and speeches. after going 3-13. He was repla~d by the man he replaced. Grand, who had coached the V1kcs to four NFC titles. John McKay. the only coach 1n th e his tory of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. announced his retirtmcnt midway through a 6-10 season. In came Leeman Bennett. himself d1sm1ssed three years ago by the Atlanta Falcons And Monte Clark. on the hot seat 1n Detroit for three years. was finall y d1sm1ssed by the Lions af\erthey finished 4-11-1. Hts replacement 1s Darryl Rogers, late of AnLOna State. The other change came in the AFC East. where lnd1anapolasColtsCoach Frank Kush-who. hkeSteckel. considered himself a d1sc1phnanan -resigned to take a JOb with the Anzona Wranglers of th e United States Football League. Replac1n~ him with the 4-1 2 Coils 1s Rod Dowhower. former offensi ve coord inator of th e St. Lout'> Cardinals and head coach al Stanford . "The most competJti ve people on teams are coaches ... says Grant, who bnngs a record of 161 -99-5 and four Super Bowl appearances into his 18th NFL season. "Otherw1\C GoLF include a hfeume conlract. • · "I didn't have lo Stl do""n and -;ay, 'He>, I've got another five-year comm11me nt.'" he says. Viktng~ plavers began grumbling about Stc~ckcl's militanSllC Style from lhe first da} oftra1ntng camp.\.\ hen he msutuled an eight-event "Ironman" compet111 on "It didn't work out w11h Les to the point where ll was I kmd of an embarrassment.'" Grant says. "The V1k1ngc;' I stature an the community had always been good. But for the first time It became kind of. 'Ha ve yo1.1 heard tbc late t VikingJoke?' " · McKay. one of the nation's top s;ollege coaches al use. took the head JOb With the expansion Buccaneers tn 1976. The team lost m first 26 regular-season games. but I b)' 1979 had won the Central Di vision tlllc wllh a I 0-6 record and made 1l to the NFC ll tle game. I But the team couldn't sustain its success -the Bucs were 2-14 m 1983 and 6-10 last ) ear. McKay was disc1phned b} the league for letllng the New York Jets score a touchdown m the final game '>O the Bucs could get I the ball back and give James Wilder a shot at the league's I total-yardage record. Enter Bennett. who 1n six years at Atlanta led the Falcons to a 46-4 1 record and their onl)' three pla}'off appearances Since coming to Tampa. he has been accessible 10 the 1 media and has opened practtce to the public. "We will have a hard tim e out-talen ung a 101 of people." Bcnnell sa) s. "Our dec1s1ons will ha ve to be ngh1 and our players wall have to play to th eir maximum "You read about the developing nauom of the world. well , I consider the Bucs a developing 1cam " he said. Amateur Ace lifts Sindelar crown to to B.C. Open title Randolph His hole-lo-one ~.ndrlar'' ace on lhc 212.ya<d 141h WEST ORA NGE. NJ. (AP) _ --hole flew straight for the tlag. hit Medalist Sam Randolph. accom-breaks three-way about 10 f<'Ct'" front. bounced twice panicd around the golf cour~ by a --Jnd rolled an fl pul him I 0-under and chiropractor because of nagging back tie; Reid second l'WO !>hot\ ahead of Reid and Ltettke. spasms, captured the U.S. Amateur who then bogeyed the hole to fall thr«\hot<, back tllle Sunday. defeatm8 Peter Persons From AP di spatches of Macon. O a .. I-up. in their 16 hole • final. ENDI< OTT, NY L<X.al • Randolph. runner-up to S<.ott Ver· plank 1n th1c, event last year. ca ptured the 85lh national amatuer title h) roll mg man "1 R-inch bardic at the Hth hole to go I-up and then halving the l6th hole wtth a par after h1111ng ht\ ~cond shot into a bunker. He rammed home an eight-foot par \a vang ·putt at the Montclair Golf C lub to claim the crown hr lo~t to Verplank. 4-and-3, last year It W8 I tUtS)' perfonnan(C b}-the ~I ·yur-old University of Southern (ahfom 1a golfer who stancd gcttmg back spasms on Friday dunn~ a quanerfinal victory over 1wo-l1me champion Jay iael of Berwyn, Pa The back. did not bother him that much dunna his Saturday Stm1final v1ttory over C.nadian Jack Kay Jr .. but 1t acted up Sunday, and Randolph wa~ Lreatcd on the fifth tee and again 1n the locker room af\cr lM 27t h hole by Or. Rich Gucci o( ummat , fa,onte Jocv 1ndelar knocked an a Johnson Jn LPGA lead hole-tn-one on the 14th holt! unda)'. breaking a three-way tic for th<.· lead en route 10 the $54.000 champ1oni.h1p of the B.C. Open The wrnne~ carded a 3-under-par 68 on the 6.966-yard. par-71 [n Joie Golf Club course for a 72-holc total of 10-under-par 274 Mike Rm.I. whoc;c damaging lioacy-4 on No 14 momenc, t>efore Stndelar's dramnur shot wa~ the margin which prevented a playoff. wac, ~ond 1n the PGA event at 9· under275 Heal o hot68 The tnumph was the second of the year for S1ndlear. a popular victor becau,c Ile hails from nearhy Hone· l'tt!ads 1n New York'' Sout hern Tier 'rhe 27-ycar-<lld Tour sophomofe ~on the (lfcatcr (Jrten,boro O~n thl\ ,pnng He 1umpcd from 20th place on the Tour money lt\t to 11th with Sl49.800 . Sindelar Reid and Bruce L1cllkc were locked in a duel for mastcl') until ., 7 SPRINGFIELD Ill -< hm John~on fought ofT an erratic dmer and her own caution 10 hold on to a one-~trokc lead over four pla)'er'i going into today·~ final rou nd of the LPGA Rail Chanly UaS'ilC John\On's evcn·par 72. comhincd with a 65 aturday. were good for a 7-1 · under-par total of 13 7 af\er 36 twle\ of the three-day tournament. Janet 1 Anderson, Mal') &th Zi mmerman. Martha NauSt" and first-round co- leadcr Bet~)' King. arc all knotted al' under m the SI RS.000 tournament Jo hn son b1rd1ed thre-c holes 1n a row on the hack ntnl· alter parrtn8 In of the first 12 bob "I Just didn't h;nc the dnH' that I cJ1d Sa1.ucda} .. \h(' ~1d "l wa~ nut there wanttn~ 11 tu happc-n so hitdl\ that 11 was hard to ,\tay tn thcrt-and con( cntratc on CH'!) \hot I wa\ JU'>I t>cina loo l3UllOU\ dnd PSH h•Oll m~~lf out" P\IJUC NOTICE Pml.IC NOTICE I Ptel.IC NOTICE I -Pml.IC NOTICE RESOLUTION NO. 1MS-e3 Ptel.JC NOTICE RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE IRVINE RANCH WATER DISTRICT DECLARING INTENTION TO ISSUE CONSOLIDATED BONDS OF SAID DISTRICT (SERIES 1115 8-R) WHEREAS. The Board of Directors of Irvine Ranch Water Oiatrlct ("IRWD") deems II proper that consolidated bonds (the "Serles 1985 S-R Bonds") be Issued fO< the purpose of, and In an amount IUfflcleAt to refund those outstanding bonds of the aeries llsted In Exhibit " A" as to which IRWD determines that refunding la prudent and In accordance with appllcable law: and WHEREAS. The Board or Directors has been presented with a proposed resolution providing for the Issuance of the Serlee 1985 S-R Bonds; and -NOW, THEREORE. the Board of Directors of IRWD DOES HEREBY RESOLVE, DETERMINE AND ORDER as follows: SECTION 1. The resolution provldl~ for Issuance of the Serles 1985 S·R Bonds. ae preeented to this Board of Director. concurrently herewith. la approved u to form. The total par value of the Serles 1985 5-A Bonda shall be "tabllshed at the time of aate thereof, as that amount sufficient to refund the bonds determined to be refunded, u deecrlbed In the recital• '"iereof, In accordance with the terms and conditions of such resolution providing for laeuance, .and..9uch total pat value ahall t>e comprised or the Mve<al obligations of the Improvement districts on whose behalf 8UCh bond a determined to be refunded were Issued (the "Included Improvement Districts") In the proportions of such amounts sufficient to provide for the refunding of their respective bonds to be refunded. The provisions for the Interest to be borne by the Serles 1985 S-R Bonda, conversion from one Interest rat• determination method to another. mandatory repurchase and remarketlng. and othe< features of the Serles 1985 S-R Bonds shall be conceptually as aet forth In the proposed resolution and wlll be more fully detailed and defined by means of an Indenture to be entered Into In connection with the sale of the 1985 S-R Bonda. The Indenture or a model the<eof shalt be adopted concurrently with the adoption of the resolution of Issuance. SECTION 2. That Monday. the 9th day of September. 1985 at 'he hour of 6:00 p.m. of said day (or u soon theceatter as Is reasonably practicable) In the Board of Directors Room of Irvine Rench Water DlatrtC1, 18802 Bardeen Avenue. Irvine,. California, be and the same are hereby fixed by this Board of Directors as the lime and place for a hearing on the proposed resoluUon of Issuance. SECTION 3. At the time and place fixed In Section 2 or at any time or place to which such hearing may be continued, any person Interested. lncludlng all persona owning lend In the Included Improvement Dlatrlc1a or any person otherwise Interested In the Serles 1985 S-R Bonds, may appear and be heard concerning any matter Ml forth In thl1 resoMloo of Intention and the proposed resolution ot Issuance or any matters materlal thereto, Including the question of Whethe< the burden on the lends or any or the Included Improvement Dlat(!C1a would be Increased over the burden that would be borne by such Included Improvement District were Its bonds sold 8'parately. SECTION 4. The Secretary JI directed to publllhed notice of such hearing by publlahlng a copy of the resolutloo of Intention orn:;e a week for two aucces.slve weeks pursuant to Section 6066 of the Gallfornla Government Code. In a newspape< of general clrcotatlon publlshed In Orange County. The first publication shall be at least fourteen (t4) days prl0< to the time fixed for the hearing. The Secretary la further directed to post a copy of the reaolutlon of Intention In three publlc places within each Included Improvement District for at least fourteen ( 14) days prior to the time fixed for the hearing. To the extent the Secretary has, prior to adoption hereof. accompllshed any of such publlcatlona or postings directed by thla Section, the same are hereby ratified. SECTION 5. The Secretary la directed 10 flle e certified copy of this reaolutlon with the Callfornla State Treaayrar. together with a copy of the proposed resolution of Issuance. ADOPTED, SIGNED ANO APPROVED this 26th day of August, 1985 PMf' A. lwen, Prealdent, IRV1NE .. ANCH WATER DISTRICT end of the ao.rd of Dlrecton theNof Batty J. WheeW, S.Cretery, IRVINE RANCH WATE .. DllTAICT and of the ao.rd of Dlrecton t'*"f EXHIBIT "A" IRVINE RANCH WATER DISTRICT-WATERWORKS BONDS Eleetlon 1961, Serles A -$5,200,000 Election 1961. Serles Band Eleetlon 1962 -$5,300,000 IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. 102 -WATERWORKS BONDS Election 1976, Sertea A · $5,600,000 Election 19'76, Serles B -$1,575,000 IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. 103 -WATERWORKS BONDS Electlon 1974, Serles A -$8,020,000 Electlona 1974 and 1977, Serles B -$8,255,000 Electlon 1977, Serles C -$275,000 Eleetlon 1977, Serles F -$470,000 IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. 105 -WATERWORKS BONDS Eleotio.n 1974, Serles A -$10,460,000 Election 1974, Serles B • $13, 835,000 Electlon 1974, Serlea C -$2. 100,000 Electlon 1974, Serlea F -St,435,000 IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. 106-WATERWORKS BONDS Electlon 1976, Serlee A -$4,475,000 Electlon 1976, Serlea B -$1,505,000 IMRROVEMENT blSTRICT NO. 109 -WATERWORKS BONDS Election 1976, Serlea A -$800,000 Election 1978, Serles A · $4,800,000 IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. 121 -WATERWORKS BONDS Election 1978, Serlee A -$1,350,000 IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. 141 -WATERWORKS BONDS Election 1978, Serles A -$2,350.000 IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. 161 ·WATERWORKS BONDS Election 197S: Seri.a A -$735,000 IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. 1 -SEWER BONDS Election 1965. s.r1n A · $1,450,000 E1-ctlon t9&5, S«i.e B -$550,000 IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. 2 • SEWER BONDS 1971 Sewer Bondi. Serles A -$8, 160,000 1971 Sewer Bondi, Sert.a B -$8,370,000 197t S9Wef Bondi. S.rlee C -$11,880,000 IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. 3(203) • SEWER BONDS 1971 Sewer Bondi, Serlea A -$9,090,000 Electton 1975, Ser+. A · $8,850,000 E*t1on 1978, Serte. A -S 1,285,000 IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. 206 ·SEWER BONDS Electlon 1975. Serles A -S~S 16,000 Electlon 1976, Seri.a B • S3~26.000 Election 1975, Ser ... C • S2. 135,000 IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. 221 • SEWl!R90NDS Elactlon 1978. Serles A • $8,960,000 IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. 250 -SEWER BONDS El.ctlon 1978, Serles A · $7,590,000 IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO 251 -SEWER BONDS Ei.otlon 1978. s.<Jaa A • t 1.275,000 IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO 290 • SEWER BONDS Eleclloo 1978, s.r1 .. A -1905,000 Publlafled Orange ~oatt Ot lly PUOt Augu.t 25. $4ipttmb« 2. 198~ . ~ ~ • , i .. I M-709 LL~RC.. 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Flbuloua dream kitchen. 4 BA, each wllh it's own beth; spa and dramatic pool Pr111atety s1tueteo ••4-tolO IHICTill llSTlfll .IWllH CIHI Former model home Two BdrlT's & den, two baths. two fireplaces. air con- dlUoneo. private pool & ape Guard gated In New· port Beach community with tennis & club house tac1lltle1 $299,000 LINDA T AGLIANETTI GE 759-QJOO -------- llWHT NICE II FllOLIUIE lllF CllllSE '-Ill OUYH Frantic owner merrled rich jPrlcil alUhed to save from Canadian and wants to foreclosure Popular move North NOW• Must Oeauvllle plan on private sell 2 story. 4Bdrm home I cut_ de sac OrametlC 16 ovarlOOklng scenic golt 1 ft ceilings Award wm- course Own« will help nlng kll chen. kids play- finance Prtce reduced to room 4 Bdrm and 3 full $215.000 75t-~19t baths Fabulous outdoor en1ena1nmeot area ln-C::. SELECT eludes 40 It poo1, spa, ~PROPERTIES stereo wetbar, etc A steal at $575.000 CHHIAIUJI 11H,IOO Fantastic OPPor1unityl 3 bedroom , 2'~ bath condo. Good area. Call today. S46-23t3 · t• * IY .l.M. PfTlll* LIDO ISLE ASTSIDE 3Br lBa. new liAYCRE pac 1 ACERA F llne l lhOC>C>ing c.nter IAYFlllT·U&.UA BAVRIOGE 2 m11r bdrms Wlntet 2 Br 2ba, dbl gar, crp11J~•nt. 1 .. yrd Sml h /f .i d... 1Br 1Ba Aot S550/mo VILLA M · amity Adults only H 2-57llO .... f 1 ...,.. ..,, ~ w Of'm ... tng & tJ72 Monrovia. Ray comp1u 2BR 2Da, •---------ISWl'S Umt ~ Oen & 3Ba S2 .. 9,500 rplc, P•t o. no peta. pet ok. U111a pd Grdnr tam rm A neat loc: In an 973-3816 csown(Jalra OI W.opt1 Br ln Pvt home, PV1 entr. Exceptional end dare Ownr/Bkr 760-6286 Sl200/Mo 675--4143 $1025/mo 645·64S3 xlnt.,.. $1850/mo Agt drps. laund facil cioMd lhr bath C.M .. St 65 double tot on South 3Br 2Ba. FR. ranch atyte, tOi&lflHT WH1ft1 -&Ide lrg ,,...., 3Br 2Ba, 8-44-7211 2Br tea. 57 1 Joenn 2 Pflf-ga.r Mo to mo. Gaalwtr 1s1/IMt, ~ ~2042 81yfront with breath· pool, on quiet ltrMt, 2Br lg kitchen patio. gar-yrd, trplc. 2 eat gar Avt BAY FRONT gorgeou1 cus-;ons max 9510 No pet1. pd, no pet• 1700/mo, COM L.ge !um rm Pvt taking VIEWS of all the Wettcllff S295K 5'68-7249 ag;. Utll• pd 0675-1832 9/ t Kids ok St f25/mo tom t>ullt 3Br • Oen Hme i.rra Mgmt 550-10 t5 SCIOO ~ 2324 Elden patlo/entr Gar prkg action! A landmark cor-------· · Call 64S.0968 tor awt w/40. dock avt 85t _1653 2BR/2Da, frplc, dlshWltlr Apt 1 642-5155 R9fg No klteh, no amkg ner residence that hat IAYFIHT OllM On the Oeeanfront. 48R reHg d 11 ---' ~ completely rel>Yllt Luxury 2 BR 2ba. Belt 3ba Winter rental. 9 lat fits your bUdQef1 21>< BAYRIOGE CONDO Plan ~' 'J&I :J:•· pr g WI lffU A ~ no drlnk lng/paruea Into 'flke new' eu1tom Harbor view P004, walk mos $2000/mo. 507 E. nr schla/shopa kid ok e, 28r 2Ba. 2 car gar. nr Imo. -4456 Want a M141cilon o Mt S4 50 /mo utll Incl home Proleulonally to shops & restaurant• & Balboa Bl. 67~ S5 t0 • othera a v ail pool $1175 768-a577 or tBr 18a SS20 ... S350 MC living? We can otf9f • 759-1363 decora1~ wllh prtvate market Boat 1Up, MC WINTER RENTAL38d 2ba 539-6190 Best Atty,.. 859-5606 tv msg 28' 1Ba$615 + J400MC thing from. small 0 CdM w-... --to-bctl--Very paUos. decks a.nd H · bldg ldeal torwneetchalr 8 If> . 1 W/O tNEW PLUSHI 3 8r No pe11 631-8427 a 48d l'lae II IOOfC1ng 1n n1ee 1g rum rm wlpat10 ercise rOOf'('I A luxury DAtlOfl $495 000 1 enmsu a. gar. • l llAOl llllA&.IW *Mest Ver"'-r----38r CM,NB,Of HB thl'* of w Pvt entr Gar prk~ home with 5 drms, i--•· .... _ C.....:-all 67"' ..... :... 67"' ... 7.. kids ok 675-8120/Paul 211tBa 2 llry Twnhme. nly •t-• to ···-"' ~taLV'o .,.. ............,. fl f """""" ... ~ .. "' ..-vv <> gar Avl now s 1200 .. _.. _.., ~ 2Ba patio gar, d/w, f/p rat "' that ch~ ot Refrlg/mldo. No kit ~nu~i! ;:~~:~'=• ~:~~ --llLIW llUIO IHMt l•t.ntisllu 675-49121754-1792 8'1r ~~'::Jm ~lj.6;;:. S89S No pe1a 640-2495 T~~~"f ~5~~ S425 Ulll• Frencn doors tae> of the Sacrifice aale by owner Geatral 2202 eu Verd, 3Br 2B1. •COZV 1Br Bachelor NB REAL TY llne quality and a .,....hit-Ivan Wells 4BR executive LlNOLOROS/REAL TORS super cieen Beaultful ...... "NUttn garage. no pell S450 l it -Lag Bctl rm, pvt ba. W/O ,...... • ... , ,._.. 1 t & ..... 238 W•tatde 2Br 1Ba New $400 1/2 utll Mature Ucated Cepe Cod theme home, separate muter Fell tree tenant provldra yard FIP 2 ·eat garage 2Br nestled In Height• only u sec ......-9 Pier and slip tor large eulte, lge kltcheolfamlly Into 539-61.94 Best Alty w/elect opnr, gdr Incl no S675 mol tee•8454 *Model'n 2812aa s12s * = ~t SW.ter1'l eml)fyd lady 494-7346 _ yacht $1,995,000 tee room lmmaculale OPEN LABOR DAVI P91SS1150/mo 11t. lut. TtlflflT Ill-I ... 600 Hamilton •Al02 gupald 548-2562 LAGU1';4A BEACH large land S2S9.000 714 631-7502 $150 dep 5"5-6035 att 5 Drive by 191 64s-7009 _ __ prlv enl bath. coo•ung - J&CHI IULn t..U NSUlltll Int. ltlCla 2740 quiet man $390 hratltut \I.All HI HO"t l71RWlr.r ~IOIS·lll CYI PHP lllAllllEIT IUUH OUllT 1111 *SBTUNGNING Lg 1 & 3Br 29, 2ba gar no _.,, SlOO dep 49._.459 ~~~~~~T~~ 3br';'b;'~;'1~p l~~~.,'1 11•11ll·l11S ar Nr beach , ... nos Sp~ ~!ii~ prlv ts~ & ~'m 7~g'w ~~ grdnr S625 mo t6i32 Male/mature emplyd, no 131 1400 -- -lalL.·-J l i 2 LEUIT 111-... 0 sndk overlooking main Parillllde Ln smkr, CM twtls $275/mo • DISTRESS SALE Npt Hgll ... I H 211 2~ IATI 1100 channel S 1800/M o or 3Bd 3ba, 2 car gar, no (2 131 518-3698 or MC dep 979-1364 111 mao ---------3Bd, ..den. 2ba $210,000 A251Yrly. Charming older riplex w/lrplc, gar & lease option Owner P9tS.n·amkr $775/M •vt (213) 639-3S99 F F 652-2416 or 776-1081 2 Bdrm + gar. space. 644-95 l~ 911 642· 75281760-1418 -Mature M/ urn rm/pvt WILL llll/TUH IHICllll "'•sTB-L-UFF 4 Br, 3 Ba. lg Patio. 675-3063 bulltlna 9/ t reu9646 SS25 BR - -*•LO 2Br 2Ba Walk to I ba 1~11 laundry & utll """ Ulm 111-lllO Lease· Newport Shores 1 · clean, carp.n. bch Bale. gar $750 No 1 $500tmo NB 760-14.48 ~;'o~~er~~:'o.:~~~·000· esa Verde Exec. Hm 2 ~~'$'123~?m!b:5ci~~~c;'9 ~~:e;~:~o.n~7~;;8~24 pell ~60-17 131857" 1776 Prof-ma1e 45 n-smkr Plush ocean vu condo on Ka a napall Bch Furnished 2BR/2ba Flex to any ofr S288,000 value w/S215K low 1n1 In .... ,~ rr.,..-tte1 112· 1111 hJff•• • TIHE'Sl WllllllWILU In the front patio of this LIFE .. A IUCI charming olde COM • house plus rental unit Fantatlc value on this Nice condition. charming oceanfront duplex street. priced right Grossing $48,000 yr $259.000 Carefully maintained ( I ~ wllurnlahlnga Included l "-ii )I •f ·, ~I\ S62S.ooo Real1ors. 675-6000 Open all weekend 11-3 ···~ Peai .. al1 1007 Ylll1STIGIMISll PENINSULA POINT 31 l ~ W. Oceanfront BURR WHITE REALTOR. IMC . 67S-46l0 2 Bedroom plus Guest Lu/Option Big Cyn Unit, flreplaoe and low Condo 1600 sq ft. golf malnten811Qe yard Welk course view S 15001 to bay & ocean $256,000 S2S4K Bkr 720-9422 Owner wlll help flnanoe M2-1200 A PETE BARRETr .. REALTY Cereaa iel •ar 1 * JASMllE CREEi Plan l , 2Br +Oen. Guard· ed gate. pools. ·tennis S 10,000 Redecorating Bonus. Assum 81.;% fst $279,500 Call 831-8638 ICUlflllT W.IEWPllT IUCI Cape Cod style with len- tasttc ocean view Large patio to relax & entoy nows the time Submit all offers Asking $625 000 lor this R2 IOI UMllUln 111-1100 Private beach! Bayview! 112 nouse 112 mobile home lrg corner 2 Bd 2ba lrplc. pools S45,000 FlltLHS HI 1100 arage bltlns. lee~S3S7 LEIEIT 111-HIO sty 4 Bd 3ba + spa Gar-- -Condo beaut 2Br 2'" be. Hells r~ 1n excng tor denlng servkle & water UM PfltlllU $565-$745/Mo Lge beaut. den pool/lac. 2 car gar· I ltte duties. beach area pd $1450/Mo5"6-9950 Pluah2bdrm2ba$975mo 1Bd & 2Bd all blt·ln1, pet10 $840 mo 646-5$74 -Refs 891-771 • Mobile home feeir6754 ~:·A~~= HUNTINGTON CREEK PRVT ENTR/BA-Oulet pt Hghta area clean 2Bd 1Da, yd, patio S73S/Mo NO PETS 5"8·~ HARP & CLEAN 4 BR near So Coa~ & OCC Wkly gerdenlng aervice S 1175 per mo 5"6-9950 oo late• E-slde lbr cttg $275 1us1 rented others avail 539-6 t90 Best tee TEUlllT 111· ... 0 Tll MIT 142· tlO• APTS LuJ1ur1ou1 1 & prof fem no kit bact\ Day • 2Bdrms A 19'# Bachelors Twnnse $325 646-8502 Newport Ex8c Condo 2Br, $620 Ea1de lg 2Bd 191 1111 Starting $650 den dbl gar Tennis. pool pool. p\11 patio 2 pers 848· 1613"btwn 9-5 ~ly lltttla,Jlettla 2904 S 1600/mo 199 63 l.0560 max No pets 646-5137 2Bdrm & 38drm Unltl avt •1r&i"aa1r MA9'1rl Newporl Height I 2 br 2 ba. 1mmed Priced tr $700-~ -t ~ den, lge front room w/ -....::a~BJIU S850 67S..6173 Wkly rentals now ava11 b•Y"iew trp1c. bltns. 1ge ~-u J&Olll IUL n s 1401w1c & up 221' New- gar. grdnr lncid Avt 9110 pon SNo C M 646-7«5 s t5001mo 646-3402 TIWlll•ES lm11 2144 SU I Sii LOHt rly $400'a bach bungalow Illa Balboa Condo 2Br Ocean JuSt 1tep1 away' CH4et Fer Ifft 2 BO 2ba COOdo Unrv P8fll 3026 w ,.. __ t H-N~-crptd decoc ocean ciose 2 Ba w Io c ea n v t e w Xtra sharp 3br 2ba hm Fr pie, veulled ceillnga, dbl (T- ace) 2 ca ga ..,.,..,. ~, .... I t,' """"' & •"a No ,...,, .,rr • r r """" Bexn refrin TV hurry 539-6190 Best tee $1350/mo 660--0922 Rae stone trptc dlhwstir S975 >"""' ..... • ,..., w/opener, petlO grent)\t, s~'. ..... ,.,..1 no·!,...,.,..1 --539~6190 Best Alty tee 1 rm s720-s145 1 t h t ...., .... ..,, .....,., ... .,. .. •·• •ar 22 2 WANTED-FAMILY ----28drm 2'"S. $915 c OH 0 • OPI e c Bd. 2ba hae -No Costa Well kept 3br off PCH mod 666 w 18th 645-2739 S?<>OIMo 773--069..:._ _ leatAb ti A l&Znlll HPLDI Mesa, nr OCCISo Coast neees11t1es trplc too gar -------Univ Prk apac1ous 3Br I lure 2908 arge 2+ sundeck view & Plaza 1/2 Blk-Elem Sch fncd yd around $1000 2Ba Twnhse.ga.r air. trpl ----~""!""'""""!-utlls p&Jd S680 46738 ge encl yd $1000/Mo 539-6190 Best Alty lee \\lc:slFteld no peta L.ae 529.0384 2er 2ba. bale/pool CM UHIT lli·lllO vi 9/1 551-3746 C --N·tmkr. $275 • 12 e4ec ~ SHiia Hit ••tu APAITllUTI ltwp!t ltacla 21··" Dave 71 41722·9237 YIEW Hll STln Tl HI Peiat 262' 2215 Like brand new! All ut11tles 1,"'2.'!l a 29r #um Yr1y ( 2BR 2ba CdM home to Shr tate Beach 2Br. gar & Will T1 l&lllW '"w""ooes-""1a""k"'e""c•on-d""o""2"'"9 .. r""2 .. b-a, paid. Pool, gar. no peta Winter No fee. Bkr w1tn M or F n-srnkr Prof orel SlOOOmo f.ea#.6750 Br2Ba$750 lee•6613 pool-vie.,, air, micro, l Bdrm S585 675-4606 $475tmo759-0281 lll·IMO UlHEIT lll·IHO trash comp. Sec. gate 1 28drm l Ba $690 1 Bdrm Baytront apart· BalbOI Pen ...... nvt br-ocn 1----------Sty $1050. 998-0082 301 AVOCADO ·v~,.. WAY llLIW Ullm 642-9850 or 631--0960 ment sundeck. parl<ing vu. fully f\Jm. 9 mo IM . N- uscioua 3•2..-frplc, gar Vall 2234 AJ1rtatat1 Farai1~M 1--------$775/Mo 675-8990 smkr S425 p1._s 675-9774 nly S11009/15lee#6423 2Br 1''rS.. palo, gar. nr Bel ls Hse M/F turn ·2er LHEIT lll· ... O IUY lllT Tl IWll ~.:!Id Hoag avl 911 $750/mo I Iba Ip $275/Mo 1st St"""3+2frplc '""'' c • • • 4'11t22 731.0595 ()per!Sat 11·2 last dep NIOl<63 1.()5i• M charm artistic 2br -ls9oo mo FM .. 96A3 •1••• • II -FllltlY uumm 4237 HILARIA WAY - --• home lots ot charm fprlc lllm 11•1... DESlGNER1S turn11h1d Sparklltlg clean -large • Bal Penn 112 t>lk to bcn gar $700 s others avail or -Townhouse Frplc & pool Apta IOf tamlllesw/1 Of 2 Spacious 3Br 2S.. gar t:>O w1prfv DI tnery lac 539-6 190 Best A"" tee aat. ltacL 2 40 s t 195/mo 673-0896 Children near park Heat trp1e CloM to bell Yr1y $4501Mo 673-8121 "' • S 1350/mo 67~9 \2 °' --- plell 3bf/2ba S 127S & llltr T1 •tr•-t •+2 C .. tl lltt1 2'24 2:,~~~1.=9 S695 75"· 1792 Bkr COM GAEA T HOME FOR 2Br 1ba $850 Otshwshrs ~ -• MAN S475-0.0 .o.~1 424 Po1nsett1a 673_8476 ar. bltlna S79S tee•7381 2 Br furn duplell, OWnef 98 W Wilson 83 t-5583 **Branes nu cuatom 2Br now f>io-•255 Ttll•ir1t 17•.•••1111 nellt door Pnvacy 2Br l ''l"'· S695 W ... 10,..,,. 2Ba chOICll area Frplc XEC HOME 4BR 3ba, i---"-~. • ...,, cpl n-smkr 646-2323 dsnW:: 3020 Fj;~~ ,., pauo $900 No pell CoM snr 'apt $432 50 mo Commun ty """" Aua11 lll19a11W 1• •1ru•1 60-1713 ~ 857 1776 $2200 mo •r>eome needed Imme:, $~goo/mo• ._ "-..., •nrt ltac~ -i&ff No ~ts Agt 5'6-5605 "' to Quall~ '60-826' 071/ 2Br $650 tee•9634 --W&Tf•raa.T Agt, 675-4000 Ulfll(IT 111·1110 2~a 111 4 tll St 2 BACH SS 10 & 1BR S6 to * "r"-' * Clear reso M r: sru JBo ARGE 3BR 2' •ba. steps ---door1to1>en $900 yr lse PRVT patio carpon Beaut1tv1 2Br 2Ba Aot 2oa 2 car ga• ,,,.. • to ocean $1425, no pets. Frple a~ts $495 2br 3 penons max 645-7051 POOL SPA quiet. no pets Oen Enc1 garage Pv1 SrS Mo Jell 968-853. I I ""t sl I I --TOPAREA Mesa Pines. bcn ooal 0 0Ck5 960-~229. 960-4226 f ;::;'.J1~B!~ Al~ r:_ a Eirira lg attract dplll 2 Br 2650 HAR LA 549-2«7 I $2295 mo •ALSO• tall llltH 2224 PRIVAT.,....,., .. C-H CONDO w/lg patio encl gar 2nd ----2Br 2Ba $1395 Sorr' ..,o '" o"""' rise from ooh 45th St ClltCE STllll S.00 oets 760·09 t9 lb . avall ept 1 No BA 21:>8 2 car gar ate, yrly or winter rental Patio. nr t>each• fee•64-05 I pets lg bckyard $625 end unll Aedec S1 t75 642-830S, 213-430-2108 TtlllllT 111-IMO I ~J;,~NWH~~~:~'07~~ JnQ. Agt Uz 646·3627 lse or lse opt Agent I 26l-85S5. 957.066.9 OCEANFRONT Sharp 2Br Ill.All IEW CllPLO JBo 2oa oar gar laun rp garege, No Pets $875 $1600 Sept 15-June i5 Fem 23-30 yrs .. -1>mko • t-• 2 oa S365 ,.,.,, • ..,, Avaol 9 261:<•)1¢:'? ~«•4 Female Shr 28· '!'!a Ouo1e>. 100 ~ros 10 IX;r-o $ · ;:5 • utOs 650-56:.ie F·e,..,. 'll'H 4 Bdrrr .\pl • THE REAL ESTAT&:RS ---DUPLEX 1Bd l ba-ea 'IE ( I 111 ET S210,000717FERNLEAF 675-S276/673-3600 aat. Rarkar 2242 Winter 673-7666 ~2 Beautiful Units, • (61919"-0030 enclosed garages 1 Br molt' Ir ~acn $:i ~-., M~ 1nc1 ... 111 650-409. WTSlll OISTl IHl UAL HIS ., ... ""' 640-8182 by Owner llST 111 IHl,IOO HAL ESTATE IY -OUPLEX-2Br 1beea This home Is speclall Like Ill Tl·lllllOI I So-of-PCH s2: 5.000 new Immaculate con-rll 0110( II. Cl Ll S627t3~0a2rn4aluoorn6. 783y· own11t.• 1er dltlon Well appointed ..,.. comfortable hvlng areas r AT 111 CI TE I 0 II E Premium -duplex lhou- 2 huge master suites 2'"1 111-1211 sends below merket at baths End unit Brick • i~~\-~ $329K Prin only Bl<r patio wlth private apa I ~ ; 11 720.-9 22 C*allTll5"6-E 21:3L131FFS• ai.b pp desires to :uy Duplex. S250K·S325K 640-1539 "FAMILY HOME'" IHA Hl Ill or 474-0800 Dave Lrgst mdl 4Br + bonua rm. Two story 3 Bdrm, 3 bath single Family Home and 3B• Magni loc Ute, brlte home with large family 45' Slip Trade tor Comm & airy Offered at S218K room Walk to shopping lnduat or? fS1 5 Mii Agt (LH).land av1a1S34.ooo and schools Asking 63t-.4321or63t-4341 111::1• I Ct. s169.900 l"IUIS IUT llY 141-1 AllJtl•tl SBA 5ba. bonus room Are you planning a move? Traditional Pool Drive by tO Mission Classified ad1 wlll point R It Bay. Try $475.000 ea Y Burns Altr 760-t468 you ln the right dlr~tlon t o find the home you 631-7370 Ct1tl Mtsl lOZ4 need. 642-5678 ---UIT1111 OIAlllEll Reduced to $199,000 4Br 3Be. 2 stories, quiet cul· de-sac. Bier 720-8730 , Fa1t1stle h11• View /cool breezes 3BR t •1, ba, I amlly room S 139.900. Call Pat Cobb, 675-2013 or Sf6·23 t 3 FOR SALE BY OWNER Br 2Ba. huge yrd on Quiet corner llf Mesa Verde New crpt '& paint S 131,000 Ownr/Agl 261-7853 MESA VERDE 3Bd. COS toe large rear yd. 1011 of trees $137.900 Agl 552-3000 Harbor are(I class bdrm ICW VIEW lBa $550/mo 2Br 2Ba JBr 2 be DPLX 1 '2 0111 10 2ba upgraded kltch frplc I 2nd row corrntr 2BR, 1100 S675tmo 867 W 19tn St SQ It lge pat lo 2 car park. 6AS-t 7 •O • 1ng Bkr 848-8677 DELUXE NEW CONDO SUWlll WtTN VIEW 3Bdrm • bonus Assume 1st S395K Owner 975-4753 or 760-9716 lltT• IAJFlllT YEARLY/Winter steps to l2Br 2 rBa dbl gar w OQnr 2Br 2be fed yrd, gar. gym beach 3 bed. garage lrplc ptuSl'I crot cetmaoc S625t Mo i Bd 1oa enc1 gar close 10 bctl ri1ce quiet 1oc 11111 NSSllSIH tenn1S, pool. patio. patrol. w D pa110 S 11 i'Stmo ttte. mirrored wardrooe Spacious 2 Bdrm • den no pell s975 5"8•723, 5•8·3535 doors in borms 290 V1c-1480 Monro1111 overl00k1ng sandy beach I 1or1a F-3 .t.1 Nwot Btvo & & bay • 3 Bdrm rental Br tBa gar no pets **•EITllS** a t t U f .v1ctori a $975 mo TSL •&IT U2-110l 2178 P1acent1a, Apt E n nflr ••• I, a • 675-9797 Trades accepted Asking S6251mo 545-7983 CALL US REGARDING • $830 000 Owner/Agl IAVINE LEASES lal~ lala.. 270f Easts.oe tBt small but BAYRIOGE CONDO B'r J M Peters JB~ 3oa D p11n A C b .J ..,5 s 1~50 mo ~· •336 644-9513 21R IHULIW 1121 lniH C111t llHlty IN BaYfront-Great view• cozy w lors of na1 wood •eltilt Btatl 1100 ar top area.feet 5457 ltl·llOO 2br 1baSl200mo yrl no $465Nopets990·2962 c-M-s""2•9g ... ,-m-0-,p--re_n_t ElHEIT 115·1110 1gar 1nc1 urn 673-542~ ~ewty 'decoral9d 2er 1Ba CHICI In IElllTS Lovely prk, new cpt, 1ge ESA VERDE 4Br 1-..,Ba L11au ltacla 2241 S5751mo 1110 PETS Call s;:.'~ .,;:~ c;~~ ~t~~ rms torkngszlurnOnly $1250 Grdnr incl Agt HCEmlULYALIE jlal~ alter3pm631-6155 w b rrplc RO 2•00 S17.995 Call 636-7870 Ron Lowe 642-7'04 2Br 2ba. lrplc. gar S850 Pta1a11l1 2707 f aslS•de Bacrie1or Haven P $795 ,...o CM completely remodled, sruT-LEVELJlll Walk to beach Fee•6241 I 1 BR carpon new drps & ~11cnen oatoo cath ce.ta ~6-9794 new interior. new appl, bath. gar S775 tee:760 t TELHEIT lll·IHO crpts 1124 w Balboa $450 Call 662-3'.5" HtllH HPLU ltoO tBd, t4 K 35 dbl eKpan----Blvd $600 mo 673-5198 astside NICE lg 2Br 1Ba do. adult park S 12,500 ELHEIT 111-lllO 2BR Coltag..J Ocean view 2Br 2Ba -lrplC gar & new or make offer 549-4379 Bdrm 2Ba ••ont•callo tplc, garage walk to bch 211 .. HE FHI IC• P6;5 110 739g6ar ~~'21n!835J00 carpeting' lee=557• twnhme Wshr';dry,', gar. $1000 wlutll 499-2181 2Br S900 9127 lee,,.6759 -0'.,.. • ITtUllEIT 111·1110 llHllNILU 20'x60' GOLDENWEST nome Light Interiors Corner IOI 2BA 2ba. All appliances included Small pet OK Young adults welcome $32.500 Call Agt 5"0·5937 l••••r11olt 11.-i Over tOOO sq ft, ~I eplace & pvt .,cl yr Near Ruben E Lee S29, 5 tor details ca1r636-7870 pa110 S650 Agt S50-10 15 •1Br. private & quiet TELHHT 115-lllO lt.,.r1ltr4tr4-PtH •LIVE ON WATER• Br 2ea, dbt-gar. nice Range & relrtg GH & WINTER RENT ALN9W? Br ... gar S575 fee•6J 16 20 Boat shp s11a11 Cl'1arfT' Yard, no pets 906 w water pd Ocean view Bd 2ba unfurn $700/furn nLElllT 111-1110 •no quaint 1br no oets 5675 1st • sec 497·6287 •1• ""'d 111 pa d oloe Wiison. $975 545-7983 $725 Can see Sun 911 E-slde SQueaky clean 1Br r"' • '"" u 1 ' -Basch view 3Br 2Ba •., 2-4pm 203 E Bay Ave New crpta drps paint orel $850 650-8 1'5 Br hae. air. grdnr Incl, , acre 2', car gar S t650 \7 141 593-t2•3 etc S5751mo 760-8862 Oceantront 38d 2ba Ip pets ok No children Kids ok 494-9655 $650 557-6063 YEARL vb)' beach wl Large 1 Bdrm ger no gar iau" S 1300 Sept h Custom lrg 3 BR 2bl hm !ocean 111ew 2or deck .gar pet5 1980 Anetieom Jul"e 1'i •61919"·0030 Open beamed ce11tng IS800 mo one ulll 673-5429 Shown by appt $485 Mo OPEN HOUSE 9 ' 9 8 Spectacular ocean vu YAL'f BALBOA PENIN 5"5-3229 631-7279 6306 w 1..X.EANFRONT _ Avell Sept t5 $1500/mo Newl}' oec ,8R no pets •Bo .;>oa 1c d1" area 011 BR 2ba, lam rm, llv rm, dining rm. nr S C Plaza S t050/mo 734-8978 Male "nare 2 Bd•~ l:'a·• ".:>use COM S3'~ ~ n(. '20-0263 Mat\Jre -=em ""arits 4.>cJ' .. •tt 1 ~., 2Bo •' 2!:!df "ll;; CM Twnnouse s"' h~f ;>rel SJ25 "TIO • • 645-33"9 e11es """ • M S: 38o dpl~-Ppnr 1 "' "C r: C .,., ::::' gar 4 • no .. SJ66 ~ ->t 6' 1 ·.a.:• M r st' 2 BC' 2-::t. ... "' ~ ~-"'"C'use S:i6' v • 2 ,,, c..1 • • ~ M F ,,,, ·9t' N!cJ1.• .t: I "V> ""' ne S..18 5 • · • \ oec A va ~ 'c·t'~ • NB 19t> nomf' .,.,..,.. ._,.. • Bd•"' 11 tia s.)s· v uf I t>A6--')t- Ot-EANFRON~ "'LS " oooortun1t\ to.IS tie-a1.o1 lurf' '10mf' Mature ~-n• n smi.•) €'~ "n;'~ 0 eans de •u•r .... 1u-.1r1 COr'IO, M«°"lf' ~ ct•a S6~u ~. .,,.. 6J t 6 • :'2 wlYO. 5c,-1 Ocean Vlf'IOr p..,,,,i;e • Ro :'ba al amenilo(llS ?.c• ' ()I'll' n 5rr11\ 6'~ •." PACES AVAIL tor new moblle homes buyers In Costa Mffl. Hunt Beach & Laguna Hllll For BR 2ba. pool Cp1atdrps. tatllast • S500 cleaning I 5600 mo 67 5.6606 rtll• WTSlll '"' ga a .. n S200C 11,,., quiet st S t295/mo Bkr dep Michael 499·3~ 1 12 Bd 1 •·bl Townhse tea 6 1q,g"-00~ 2 t3/4 71-1180 'N"' ShA•A• 3Br 2ba h·· 1C•r••• ••I • ., 2722 1 lures bit-In A 0 0 w Otl>ee . BR oa n CdM .. .. "' ..,...., ...., Frplc pnv gar & P"" Newoo•• 1siand tBr LOOI<· S"25mo pro• c.iear ... . Br 3ba Mesa Verde, Guard tenn11 pool beach 2 Br t ba garage patio 5725 Mo 2340 '"0 101 Qu•PI single adult son 6"3-8009 "'S9 bllns. grdnr met S t300 S 12001199 ownr 499-3638 wsri dryer $875 I Santa Ana Mgr on s•tf' Rl't' s5 ·o ,...,o 650 3064 83 t-5207 Of 553-5424 IJ.19aH litHl 2252 863 1990 wt\Oays -Oc:eanhoflf 4Bd 2ba gar P~e~~;,' ·~~5~ ":., ~ ,)': 650/mo 3Br lrg lhllng ,ute & Airy Charming ht 12Br Twnttse Apt t 'tBe lsp.e~~ \!l~ with au,. t(I S '600 Sec>t 15 9 15 CdM •59.Q 4 .. , .. , roor;i & yard .1 family ce1I etc 2 BA. lamlly rm tro1c eoc1pat10 1 Olk bch Dsh Wsn bit-ms pr1v June.i !-i6•Ql9«-0030 Rrr1m1 2Bo Qulf'I .. • :-•t H . M etells call 636-7870 ac••• Pre let U1 Help YH Sell Y ,., Prtptttrl Ca11 C1111ifll4, 642-5678 REPOSSESSION 3BA It cones Inc $19,560 15"'• oniy 675•0936 2 ba, $1350/mo (71'1 &snops .t.pphcatoonsac-Of!lek.ni<:eloc: 353H1m11 V~1&1llM J• 18r P004 Nr SC s:>1ans~·4 ~ AT LASTI 495-8823 6191940.0440 Cf'Oted 3 l 8·B Marg~1te ton S7251Mo 646-rs. soa •..c '"' Wit etc S625 1 2 ut11 "'49·1..o~J4 for information & .~urprlsingly low cost. ------ 1::~::.~· S© ~~lA-~ t.!rs· -----u, .. ,; ~, CU.Y I PO\UN ----- 0~'':~~~t9•~~. ;;: 'a-'0 101,. '°"'' o"'"'• _.,,,d• • ' 673-718.3 1:'•Jl68" 3292 387 5900 I rl lt1c• 3Br 2Be Duple" trplC gar I SlllltlS Rmmt Fem-38c '"'It' .. ~c • •••• ll•ltal crplS Oltinc $1100 mo S7?5 mo 2 Bd 1 " bl Snt~ Cent ••tr• lb .. IC'I be" S3'\C M 'i ul•I .. St"ltt Yll OH 2Da Oen t>utlhns. new No pets 650-380 1 I twnhse. «lCI gar lndry 2715 Michltt'i Suc;of' ~6 •4 , :' FHl lt •••• Wlttl drp1 crpta ltcepl•c•. ·m. paflO an b1Hn1 '2 Bd 2b c d t ...... 1 Shr .?BR COM s.~-.ci lT"O beck yard $975/mo yrty ll07' r ct~·%'~ 7fS3 w 191h I & ;;: s:C :t~ .. ~ 1st 1H1 df'O " •mlo.1 TELERENT ~~11~1W:n~! ·7~ ~-~ ~28 ° r i. x:;· ;3~' ----TSL ~GMT 642' '603 $725 MO 83~ 31 5 mg1 960 7621 MIChllfl' I -' 33 waterfront 2 BR 1 i BA w igar N-128A 2ba condo Car~1 I VM"V larQi" •Bar,,., GC1rC1•" Ptala1al1 2107 • Widest Set.otlon Br 2 ba. 2 lrplea. hot tub Beys de fi: tBd 1 ·~be t crpts. drps, bltlM. ltlflced apa A porn $1'!1 mC'I det Mar homf' •o ,,.,, ,.,._ ON TM BETCH 3Br "Ba • Updated Dally , den micro-wave cMd & I ;~~~1110s & de<;k l.!'. ~tw'~"c W•; pe.a 545 • tJ 1 or 73' $Hit! cpts ciose '" Niac." lt1"1 nc " c •AllAreas&Prlces pet0K$14~6A6 1378 "'20001mo675-1909 ""7 v'1 alll-"!,.., IC1r 11t 1nn $.''t, c:11 upper unit, S 1100 mo -• ..., lctOf'la E .,,.,5 38r ~bl Condo w 0'9<1o. ~ 11 ,. -, 66• 2Bt. 28• unit s 1000 eoe Open 7 Days 9am-7pm 3Br 2ba trplc OIW. SP• I Large 3 Bdrm 2blth flre-2439 Orange o· $650 cptd pool 1ac: $(195 OH • • IMH LIVELY lixer Try $124,000. lo dn S159.500 497-6287 down Agt 546-7739 1044 C W H 1 E. Oceanfront. Aval! 916 675 8860 dnt S t3751mo OPEN ' --Pd Av1 now 63 t 59&8 Stv et''\'front 11>1. o•Cll M r • HOUSE 200t HIGHLANO I P 1 • c e 9 u n de c k Tne fastest dr•w in tne ~~. 4-< must b• n•ot Pie~_. In Turtle Rocil -4 (714)9"·1t44 S1325'MO 759 1353 c u ~ O S SATI SUN1MON . Wesl e Dally Pilot •nsp ,,.1mko S..17' o•1.1t I' I .1 R AM It [ I ...._., ,...-.-, -..--, .....-41 I LANAS I ......_,-i--1 ~, • WJJ" Ml "II wo.ry ollen o·••• • ,.., • ._ 111·"11 • l>t9 - UU..UTI......,. le ............. M2 Bdrm, 2'..t beth. lafge WINTER Furn 2BR. frple. r top By Owner 646-'51 t Neer ~h 2Bd 2ba oen CIUlltlecl Ad 842·S618 CMtl .... 2724 dee> 6 • ., • .:io2 ~11m11y room, oentrll air by Bay 911 10 6130 $750 HIO lt•,.rf lh4 ... s 1295 M cones Sofer hOI weler mo Call eves 871-e4(17 albol Pen1nau1a FM 8r 2Ba lgram rm & IMng Al/I r~,~~~~422 °1 Want M F rn netp lon<t ~ Good IOeltlon lrvln• at _ rm 2 trples M1ny ~tru WOODLA• VILLAGI CO.rt"nt '8P C ~ l'IY c, II'• best. $220,000 ·~ .. .,. ittt t E ttde nelght>O<tlood S1500 No pert 031.0262 SplCIOUI 28' apt -.1vi.w ___ r--___ 9 1 Cn1g ~· .AQ60 lntff least ltettJ ;&:nf1ont :intar mo 28' ~ ~~':i;~-ABSOLUTE SELECTION ' walk to bch s975 mo 111 AltAUMlllJI 18124 CUIWr °' Irv I tal 38r BMch Cottao-$8~/mo C.11 873.-2791 400 1Dr nettled on tr" last & deo 840· "762 ltatl ll WaatM DOt 1• 1• Ou .. t ar.. 1 blk to ltn9d st/S875 28r redOne I SS2·3011 • 1 CC"'t & ..,IO~°" (lf,jf• \lvtf llO! 0 rt .:.lll!ll.lltJfll, ~. r• Chnttl.,, ramol'y ,, k1('11 Get ORCEN eattl fOf WHIT( ~41('1• W!ttl a·ClaAlfled Ad call &42-Sf78 '• Gremmar Soh004 $850 DESIRED ARE.A .. ~n11h-....._. 1'>r vrrtvrty I c.. .. 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Cir. !\Mith ~2 S9G9 ""Ill.ii 67~81181(81812818062 S 981908-tRlty tee ftUlm 111-1111 PfttaS5 lOmo'\48-13P YOu,,... .--1 orot ma•- B 8 "''"'"" .... -·.. ... LIDO tSLF ' Bdrm Ha,,. aometh1ng vou want 11 r 1 a ty20 Wallac• 1 Melle deel'I QU..-! rm t Sl~/Mo 675-1061 or 10 MM? CIUllfled ech oo Find what you ••nl 1n uPtt,. rr19 no pet1 S460 Tll llUllllWllT ,..,_, MJ HU Ot 2 D<I apt NB Ct'IM Call (8111) 335.5539 ' II ...n 842 se18 1 O.eity Pll()t Ciauifiedt 5..,,., Mgmt S50 101'\ Jo. t714~IKI 18"4 t --~~~--~~~~----------------------------................................... ._ ... ------~ .. -· . .. Of'w9I COMt DAILY P1l0T/Monday, September 2, 1"6 ·-·· .. . . fiiiii5illijiil..... " r~;ir~.. ..... .... l91t11!11..!•r.t ..... ~~!J"!"!~·L!~~~~..-: ¥ii!'!~~-* ADVERTISING Banking ' C~I "·'I •-· ~~~Ing. UU&. lllllTAIY ~~:: ='= ~i:!.-;'~""1= Mldtbe~oett'd.Wlll .J:J?-~~· ::C"L!t:!~':ef.::.. Flegle Halr~et. SC IDJIST The ll'WMI omot Of the ., .. to pertonn oontlnu-train. t13-M30 . ll:lng In the pleoement of menent part time ~ Plz8.. Cyndie .... M Federal Depoalt In· oua coli.ctlon eflor• on. Mmt · i.all 11111. Opening In 1uon. Monday t0:30am to * llKIDPll 1uranoe Corp hu NMded fOf New Homte clell~t account1. A.a EJ(pttlenolld Bobte.H Spllt Llllgatton. Corporate, IWfOX· $:30pm. Tueeday Growing dally ~ lmmed e»enlng1 ror per-1 n d A 1 0 r u 1 t m • n t pwt or our 1tquld1tlon you Axle oriv.r Muit know Real e.t1t1. 9anktU$)1oY 101m-to approx. 6:30pm. • ....,. ..... ..... on the Oranoe Coalt 90n1 with the followtng Advertlalng S1IH at wlll be lnvoiv.d with con-L. A and 0r· c t l Tax. Clll for appt. NO' exp« MC Apply d\arge thru ~ need• lmegll\11111'&, Pf'°' •AS*' rapidly expanding 1oea1 t1ct1ng borrow•" by 35 1040 h,.:::.')(Jnf~: lllY lliGIU AllllY p 1 nnyaavu. 1UO 11at~. Manage...,. duc1W..layoutarthttWho •Mln2yr1bW\klngexper. dally n1w1p1per phone to=:,~!: •flt•. 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Ion praetloe County, Dl•~Alde Pro-for tole Praetlctloner. tlontlt l lltl .eeretarlal 111Dov.OfSuite14 I-=~~~~~~~~ traetlv. otnc. an lhl Newapap•r production Ban!(lng lllP« II requlr9d cy Of new1p1P9r U · a P<OC9dUtM U well U gram. J>ald training. Uni-....i..... ..... call fOf N9wpott 8eectl 831"3e61 I: wa1•'· Emptoy11 In· ror tt1l1 poalllon. Mui-perlence n1cuury ram111.,.11y With collectlOn f0<mi. $4.25 p/hr 1tart. N/amkr .,__.... dutlea. Salary com· 'ound:. Brittany T.,,.., aurande pr,ram Stan k~ helpful. Ablll· 1111 Win t s.nct At P laws. Thi• poaltlOn r• 859-9115 appt 833-367' men1u(a11 on u - 39:i2 ~,:~~~~on ~3~;{2ie v~~ :~m:.~,~~~· .mo: ~~·=?:a: ~~i.!if .~~1~·!i e1ev1n':eume tn: eggy ::,V:u:~~=~•'b:~: llM ll . ror~~u~·~~Y 11_ 1,.~...,~-k""::°'=""M"'"r:::-::::-~7:~=-:'-::~7'~-o_n_ 8Mch SO·S03-2 Agt MAIL RESUME TO: t11g9. Poaltlon le l'IJll tlrM, prior 9J1Plf. l ed~tlon. RAlll OIAIT Ing or llnanoe IXS*. a b9 lnd9Plf\d9nt, drive a torney Non•amoker RELIEF WORKER/ 916 Sq Ft. a,n'I FOUND: Collle, '9fn. 8129 ••• ...,, good b•nellta, Hlary ThlF.D.l.C.off.,1"'grea1 IAILYPl.IT plut. Salary wlll nol IJI• taxi cab OMV printout NewportBMch S.Odr• BEHAVIOR MOD nMded Ofc/~tcaJ. grnd t11 .. No. Vlo. Brookhurll & Hamtl· P.I. les lMI eommen.urate With eJC· benefits pac:kege lnclud· ceed $19,000. p/yr. r-ci. A$)ply 14'01 So. Cit 11.1me 10 Hiring Partl'Hlf'. for dlHbled children C.M. $918/mo 832-4181 ton, H B. "3-5142 ._. a....a.. la 1_..1 ~-lnqulrlu and Ing Dental & Vlalon pactt. IM W. a., It. Piere~ your r-.ime Hwy, Lag. Bch. (Up1talrsl 5000 Birch St. Suite 867·8190 CdM'• beet omcee. M25-Found: Short hel,_, Per· ... .,,..., a.. rnumn to: Steve eoe If you would llke .......... 11 to D.I. ··attn. Perton· 2900. Newport Beach, '-RM-t-•u_r_an_t ____ _ 11100 I_... H A/C ...i. el pei. F«n Vic •Olllln .. -• Hough, Art Director. more lnf0tmaOon, P .. ata nel, P.O. Box 75-49• Nft· lllYll ca 92880 '"'' ut · • .,,.g, anbfN ore~ · • --Dally Piiot, P.O. Bo• c all p•raonnel at , port Be1ch . C• WAREHOUSEMAN For I~-·--~--.,.,,,,_..,., OIHll UITl•ll janl•ca1J~ .~f;,,O:-t Clltf NB631•1508evet ut peced Na r•t1uran1 1580. Coata M .... Ca 975-5400. EOE CLERICAL I 92658·7441549 EOE local area. Mull have LIFEGUARD (cartlfled) Expet Apply Broadway Hwy .... ,. Found: White Male Cat. at· nM<I• back o~ P«· 92628 •••y MW Ccx»t good driving record. $15.00/hr 10am-~. Cati ear & Grill, 251 Broa.d· ....... , 1Qll I /Pt feotlonate. Vic Fair-eon. C"-llenglng po9itton. ... klll "'"' 'I ••••• , •• ,.... 847-0-424 Byron()( sm.~.o. --~~.petl. 497.3072 ~Us w:-191h si v I •w 1S unt1 ow• r . Mu1t b9 able to handle llAlll llllT Pit temp. help. Show --1 557·2188 •tr .... Ptef •II?· Call Col-gpenlng 01lly Wed-Sun. Great w ... .,n Saving•. Our beautiful 500 room ....... I UllTIUHI 752-1 20 673-t&eO '-Ct(213) 824-9423 IAl.Y Pl.IT Office, c&lhllt, tkt tkr. one of California'• r.ed· hotel hu an lmmedlat1 OlllTll Plllll •OIOIO U1J PUltll llLAll EXEC. OFFICE. cloM to LOST: Malt ... t.,-nall, vie.---------330 W. Bay St. Apply 1760C-2 Monrovta Ing flnancfal ln1t11utlon1 opening for a h.1tl tllM tor t11h market, t11h 111per. urrent full time oppty Shoe D'lpt. nMd• FIT Frwys. Appx 200 aq. fl. VICtorla l Valt.y Rd. C.M. AOITl.111. Cotti M .... Ca. 92626 Ave. C.M. btwn 2-5pm M· hll en lmm9dl•t• gpen-breaklut cook. Thi• po... req, N,e . 873•1122 exist to Join lhl engln .. r· SalH ~tlf'aont AHlll. lnol01 ofc furn $300. mo. ~2·96t8 AEWAAO Account• receivable & i---------F. 18 yr• or oldlf Call M· Ing for I Clerk Typllt In ; jtlon offer• xlnt company Ing dept. of thl &00room·1 Mgr.GOO<S hra. fun at· 149l W Bakl(, Suite 3. Lost: Shlltte, Sllv.r/Grey word prooeealng up. lor Ulll&l. mPff&L F btwn 8:30-12. 6"&-3965 our Coat• M ... branch. benef111. P ..... apply In Fiii PllP lrvlne Marriott Hotel. ' m~1phere. Wiii train. Costa MIN, ca. 92828 • male. Reward Vic Ad1tn• bYly ottloe. r=-uu time. Full·llm•. ALL Dut111, person. Tuld1y-Wednee-& Cook•, f()( Gina'• Pizza, EJC9e'. In bolllt•. chlller•.1 Salarypluioomm. Pleall * 558-3900 * /M-onolla 964-3813 Lag. Nlgull 49$-0eOO rront l back $4/hour. BOAT WASHER Full Time Thlt 11 an entry lell'&I P<»-day 9-12 noon, Thu™'•Y Corona del Mar. S4 up. welding, & refrigeration. call Stacy ~0-7810 754-13H f()( SaJlbOat Oealetlhlp. ltlon. Vou wlll learn lhl 4:J0.8pm. 873* 1121 lndlvldual must be eelf· h1lana Ptneul •• m-• Eddie 6"2.,.788 v.,.lou• type1 or 1oan1, 1 * •Ylll * •tarter. .... 11. !!" ltnic" HH h• 0:...... c [)allu APllTlllO IWUID lllUHPll prep.,.lng rMl •llte loan • IAlllln MTIL • PIU n• PAY A~ly In perton Tued•Y· ,...2 /C ·-...-.,21un1t1,C0111M .... No I Cllf If docum91'1tamalntalnd•I 1100Y I p•-TillWlll ... nead•~y9-12noon 400 1/f. Zoned ..,.. . . --If •• ••• Piiot 11 lcx»t~tor help In pell EJll)4trlenOld ...,,, part t me a or n o rt t ,1:_. .. ...... 1 •• lrllll -• .... pvt bth. Covered patio. , ._.. -111 .. d n...pt. · 885 · • ~&-30&3 675 4459 · P• men ... •• -.. • Opportunlt111 avallabl• Thurld•y 4:J0.8pm. Water & trash pd . ESCORTS ~llbllltlM wlttln· retlr9d. 55-06e5 or • other general dutlH. Jnlle,0& with the LOS ANGELES * llYI• * $225/mo Ste P. 130 E. 898-2355 dude pick up and c»-am lllUllO llllUIPU/llm Typl;a of 50 wpm I•,.. 1, ... .,,., ~ TIMES (tlrculatlon DI-• llllllTT MTIL . 17th St. CM. 5-48-7817 livery of ad•. pulllng Whe91 Alignment, Brakes, 10< N.B. Lew Firm. Mu1t Qulr · partment In our door to Prime NB t>Yslneu fron· ~ .. ls A tearth .. tl. procffllng Tune Up. N9wport Tlre have taw otnoe IXJ>9f. Wa offer competitive door newap9')er Ml" 1IOO YH 1-H tage on Vla lido .crOll lutnctMa 3011 ad1, and a v.,.lety ot Ctr, 3000 E. Cout Hwy. 833-3107 ialarles. ano excellent OOlllELlll program Guaranteed l"IH, 11 lrom Hughas Plaza. t-i_.;n1;"i:lliint;;-;;-:a.-other duties. Candidate Corona dll Mar. BOOKKEEPING wanted ben911t1. For lnt91'11~. ~~~n~~u~:u}p~~ l•Hl 1•"1 l•JfJT 7150-1000 iq fl , A/C, _, -mu1t b9 extrllm91y or· an· I Tiil I0.,..1 PIT lor Accounting Of· appointment, ple811 call 1rt time carrier counMI· parking. Mr Liwaon OllllTIAI Pl..-eL ganlled. reaponllble Ind WIW flee. RequlJU ll te Leticia Tampa at: 0<1 wanted. Help boys 9PM Training I• MEDICAL 67"7300 1•111•••t11 Ible to work well with and light repalr1. Newport bkkpl"" computer exp and glrl1 iolloh new provided. Pot1ntl1I to 1111...,•M'IA/UlllT --Tire Ctr. 3000 E. Coatt .... (tl•) lll •110 Mtn S300. plu1 per WM!<. Fl tlm..-e """ b~',"'y office fr'. 2 ,. tuff & ...... da-othlf9. u..... ,... ,._, M helpful. Call 831·3851 "' -.. subscription• on their F"" .. A Int·-~--· c·•i· . • "-... rrta'I ..... ·-· •-· .,_ .. , .... -Ann '..... "-7 ""'one....., ar l lll 4111 M t J "'-· .......... .. 8 30 d E "9 aln9d teach«a. At>Ma --'s"' ...,_,-t . ..... . u.. • . OU'T Fiii TllT ( 14) • paper routN. UI en oy 957·2361 ext , 1204 12· . w ye. v•ry lbtlll U l l Curriculum. Snack• m.,. •• o. IAIYll'nil working with 10-13 yr . other Sat. EJlper. req " Shop/StonigetbG provloed. Limited ctaaa IUlllDUIT RESPONSIBLE .. Sat lllllT.1017 llUTWllTlll oldt.Eartyevenlnghourt ENERAL OFFICE flex 650-2273 528.,. tt/$315 mo. rea1. tlze. 6:30AM·8PM. Call UU.Y PILIT t0,5PM. Lite cleaning. •aYllll work days, I flex, Ible hra. PIT hrs to grow wtCo. 1--.-,-,-,..,-.,-.-,-0-En-.- C. M;.. c.2. 832 • ._ 190 Joyce Herbert, Dlrec1or P.I. lea lNO Local reterenc.e. $6/hr. llOIElllll • .. Comml11 on on y, Exp pref. 6"5·2000 ..,.. ••• ••21 751-8003 I Cell Bruee Em1tey Med. R9Cpt/Dall Entry, Shop/Storege/QffiQe _._ httl ...., Oa. IJIH •--------Equal OPPQrtunlty 642~21 ext. 206 llAlllTYUIT full time, Mon·Frl d1ya for 528 IQ fl/S315 mo. 120 E I . A--tilt Banking SELL IY Employe< MtF/H m. 0<.ia. rental. Buty medlcal lab In N.B. GOO<S 23rd St •Unit 20 & amna Yft lllllT UlllTAIT NAiii OIUT talon. Ocx:upy lmm9d. benefit• & wOf'klng cond. Adwrtlsl TELENHEI c1er1c:11 5~a-.585 or 544-8819 Salary. ~6-.4403 Beth 20+21. Mgr In #29 •&WAii 1111111111• OUnglSIFlll utlll&Tlll OLUI nPllT I IWLY PILIT Waterfront Bldg. 1350 1/1 Gourmet Reetaurent In Or-TlmlOIAll PIT or FIT. Choice of If you're a Mlf-atarter and , UlllmllT Medlcal avall. 3333 w Coaet ange County Sle<>.000. llYEITlllll A Mlf·ltart« to aatlel In hour• I• youra. Call T. H. flexlbl• about Job atllgn· 1 H•lr Production• 250 E. Hwy. NB Mon thru Fri 9-5 So. Calif. Rlty 54&-5eo5 Full-time TetephoM Salee the d9Vllopm901 & con-A 11ocIat•1 Te I e • mentl, the F.D.l.C. hu a Ollml llLP 17th St COtte Meta, Fan. ILL 11111 MlllllllS Potltlon. Salu u -trol of bYdg91 tor own9d m.,.ketlng, 953-8870 job for you Our dlvlt lon P/tlme Mon thru Frld•y tultlc locatlonl 548-3446 lter~t It. 2J II lllff .... perl1nce prel•rred. RMI Eltate properti.t. CARPENTER HELPER of bank llQuldatlon C\.lr· Super S1ndwlch, 675 ask for Wayne. Shop 11 lllOlmHllT FIT UOlllFlllP/T Non-1m()l(et, family prtc- tloe, C.M. 545-9304 (8-4) NEE Typl"" 45 wpm. GOO<S Neid• to ln~ep9nctentfy $5/hr, own car, no 11 .... ~ rently hu opening• for ' Paularlno, Co1ta M.... b91ng remodll90. TORAGE SPACE? Hih Profttl. Local Area ... r .... rch & control of -• 1 •~k +v..i t ..... _, c.c ••"'7 ..._ --FIU Ill Train. Part Time Salary plu1 CommlM1on1 gard• p!MM. 75-4-1820 M\19fl c.... .,.....,1 ....... _,,_ ..., WlmLIIT IEllO&L IEOIPTlllllT r-• -•• 1nd Benefit Program. buctget 10< owned AMI average typing •PMd•' Ow Sate Harbor Self Stor11g9 No Employ .... No Call Kathleen Olton for Eltlte propertlel. NMd• ASHIER Pa.rt time, lull 50WPM Th9 FD I c of· !COURIER • n car, Full· In. 3 Yrl exper. In curr1nt Cour11ou1. lndu1trlou1 1)4trson for busy office In Nwpt Bch. Lite typing & flllng 1klll1.,6"8-8824 All line. Info 775-2305 Overhead. No Selllng. an Interview appoint· to Independently r•· time, parking structure. tera 1 'great · ben~flt• time. llewlblt . Law. cut. color, perm. tech· GrMt Tax e.n.11t1 ment. eearch & compile data. N. B. S4 p/hr 675-2790 pac:kege fncludlng dental j ~8-6082 nlque. Work with or W...C..Uh 3111 Mr. Wolfer (714)838-5e20 ll.&lll DUil You'll also be responalble CHILD CARE. Mature ledy & vlalon coverage. 11 you OllTllll lllY10E without following. DaSu SPIRITUAL READINGS Open Labor Dey Weekend IWLY PILIT for Mtablllhlng lletd• & to provide gd tupervlslon would like more lnf0t-Ollll PllT Tiii S1.1on, 64o.1900 llllLIOIUllll amllUT AcMOI In All MattlfS l l&TllUL. n•11•1 llllng •Yll•m• f()( thl on wkdy artna. Reta. matlon call pereonn.i. •I II &llE CounMll""'. 1815 So. El .~ ••••i 330 W. Bay Street budget departm9nt. lrvlne. Own car 786-3408 975-5400 EOE lrhe Dally Piiot has Im· Ive In, n·amoket to aUl•t 8am-2pm 1hlft, contact Kevin. The Sporting H0\1141, 752--0-565 ... ""r-• ~ Cotta Meta. CA •Minimum 2 yeara bank· t f ,_ 1 lld Camino RMI, San Clem. (714) 6"2-4321 Ing experience In a note HILD CARE WANTEQ In Cl9rlcal medle111 opening for Cui· In care o ema .... nv1 . r · Uo'd, 492-7298 M.~~~:b~!,'~~g~:.~:: dept. or loan dept. my Huntington Beich PILI OLllll tomer S9fvloe Clltk to Salary + room l bOard. In Newport Beach. Turn • MUii b9 conacllntlou1 l ottome. FuH time, Monday-The Fedet'll Deposlt In· work In our bu1y Clrcula-682·2392 CM MODELS· Fem req for t•t 1hOll/ figure/ lltdeo. Lv no for P1ul, 494-7081 X·2•0 or 240-2546 SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS Twit~-Harem Nual ·'Uphold SHADOW WIM M)tlng: "Worry often o1vee a emall thing • big SHADOW." $2.17 per day . That's ALL you pay 10< 3 11,.,.., 30 dey mlnrmum In the DAILY PILOT SERVICE DIRECTORY CALL TODAVf! p ASIFOR LOIS Your Dally Piiot s.rv10I Directory Repreeentatl\le M2·4121 eat.lot Key operation. Financing for Ad Action attentive to detail. Friday, 8 am to 5:30 pm. surance Corp hH lour tlon Depirtment. Mu•t be .... OltM'-• In S20 000 ... •Strong 119fbal & written Call 6"1-6474 aft., 6 pm. opening• ror flle cl«kl. dependable JnO able to ... 1 •mid-. Ow• In place. · ea.... C I handle heavy phon11 elp want ... m · n to qu1111141d party on first a a communication alcllll. HILD CARE Wanted M· To qu1llfy you mu11 ha11e wfth leuant talafth tran1portatlon 645-0981 come bai li . Call • Experlenoe In flllng, 2yra exper. In flllng, sort-ap -~ one..,..,..._.,_.,...------l:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-Franchlse Dlreotor. Da:ly p:a....t aortlng & gathering In· W-F. 9:4~. My BalbOa Ing & checl<lng all form1 voice. 20 Hourt p1weel< Ho1pltal II 800/528--0297 I IV lormlllon 11 a must. 11 hme. Aft 5pm 675•2681 of documentation. EJlper. Mondey • Frldiy. Call ' IUllllOl llWI •Goodtyplng•kllls. HILDCAREfor11moold lnab1nk'1notedept 111 642•4321 for appt._A•kf UllmlalLDI IOTOI ••m Turn IQ today'a Claullled for the be1t buy1, ~2·5e78 AQ. VISOR For mora lnJormauon In my N.8. home. N/li'Mf. plu9. Thi F 0 l.C. Off9f1 a lor Tracey. . llElllllY II IUll plNM call F.D.l.C. Per· PIT am's M-F 752·70&4 great benefit• package l&TI EmY 642.5678 tonnel(714)976-5400 btwn9-11amwkctya.Refl lncfudlngDentaJ&Vl1lon F 11 1 M osta Meu Medical covertge PleaH call u 1 mi. uit type Centtlf' Hosp .. 301 Vic· pertonn.i. EOE ~~~· P~~r ~P~~:: tori• St.. Co11a M11a. 975-5400 port. Call 714/851·0517 642-2734 CLERK Michelle. Newport !Hotel PElllllEl CLEll We1tern C0<porat1on. •ITl lllTlll 1 P/tlme clerk needed 10 u-HLIYlll llMll ,The lrvtM Marriott Hotel P1reria1 slit human ~10\lrc11 lor dental lib. Mull have hU lmm9dl1ta opening Avall1ble In Newport Be1ch Experie nce preferred, but not nece1sary. Mu11 have d• pend1ble traneportttlon, and b9 ovw 18 YMfS old. Se11en day dlllvery with no collectlng. Call 10AM -4PM Monday • Friday 642 ... 333 '"'X"".A""' ... X-. 111M-al""n1-.-Lo·w-E'9s•+ FARTHING INTERIORS dept_ Gener;1 office own car. S+ mlleage. f 0 r I p. rt t Im. HARBOR MARINE PRICES. Commercial & HANGING/STRIPPING sl<lll1. Knowledge of com-Pltlme. PleaH apply et I hostlhotteas to work 12 111111 UlllT&ITI • We wlll hwl out. cl .. n & Retldentlal. 662-3235. VISA-MC 673· 1512 puter preferred. 24741,; New~ Bl, CM. ~~~~r.;. ~t:~1i~r.! All 1hlft1. Certlfl9d or tr1ln- palnt any boat bot,om for JANITORIAL CLEANING .. NDYS W .. LLCOVE"ING Pll&M apply In person. 6"8-apply In petton TU9ld1y eel. Mu1t b9 mature & SlO/ ft I I I & ,.. ,.. n Tueedly &·Wednesday ' • lnter911ed In permanent per nc . pant all SERVICE. Fr .. est. Greg ln1tallatlon & Removal from 9am to 12 noon & llLIYllY & Wedneed•y from 9am employment. M ... Varde mat8llel• & zincs. No 631-5661 8 18/335-5884 Int palntlng. 548-4013 Thurld1y from 4.30 to F/T opening l0< de4~ & I 1 1r0om12 •. n30oonto tpmTh. U™'IY Conv. Ho1p, &et Center extra charg91 Please call T opped/removect. ciun-8 1 .. <> for apptm. 873-8320. A.al( up, new lawn1. 751·3476 JANITORIAL CLEANING 'Expert Wallcoverlng In pm. m sc other work. P· * llYlll * St C M. 548-5585 u1 about pick up/delivery. -Commerclal·Resld'I Bldg•. 11a11a1lon. Reas. Con.ult-* llYlll'* ' portunlty to learn wood-, N 1 .ri •• I Clean Ups•Tree Trimming GOO<S re11. 631-6194 ant Aulgnmnt 581·8590 • IUllllTT MTll • workln,g.trade with pou-, • Ulllln llTIL '* urs ng I I 'I Ya.rd Malnt. •Haullng Ible uture advinc•· 1 llOIO YH llr•ll • • ltnict MIKE 850·3263 L11•1c11ia1 . Expert WaJlcoverlng In 1IOOO •tt llf'llM ment• .GOO<S dl'lvlng re-1 Med-Surg, Crltlcal Cara, lANDSCAPE-MASONRY stalletlon. AMI Contult· lmee , II cord a moat. 8415-8843 '"'"•II Emergency Rm, or Car• BRIDAL MILLINERY. Complete Clean-Up, Q9n'I ant AulAnmnt 581 81590 I • f l /F/YI• Unit. Cotta Mesa Medical Landscaping, •II ph8MI , -v · I.I.I l /f /Y/I . .., -1y ..,. • Hat•. tlar ... vell• & ao-malnt. tr .. trimming, rr.. llU.IH Center Ho1p. 301 Vic· c.uorles. 839-1186 ..... Mauro, 83 t_.897 done Brick, l>loek. stone. \EXPERT Paperhanging • OlUI YW911T Part tlrM, mutt have gOO<S Houlekeeper °' HouH-tori• St, Co1ta Met• lree est. Mike 489.,.072 I Ana. Rate1. Wor11 Gu1r., 11n driving reoord. for N.B. min tor proleselonal man 6"2-2734 Carrea try G:;dp:~da!~:. 'cep~or.x":or; Rick 661-9584 1c a11 for free Mt. 963·7531 to IHl•t In typing. llllng florl•t 833* 1887 M-F 9-1 llv&-ln. Newpon Beach. 1---------EXpert Carpentry s;;:;lce Free e1tlmete 548•2572 Sprl('klert: All types Incl Plllltr It r and other clerical duti... AeferencH raqulred. lfflOE IELP RepaJr-Remod'l·AddltlOnl fir• prevention Lie Typing 60 wpm req. own HIT&L IYllllllT Mull drivel lt)Mk Eng· ClwlcaJ, no typing. gOO<S Door...etc. 548-4980 TIE aa•llllll •«2874 495-3268 nt t. pat .. terlng. car • mu•t. Call Judy, Progresllve general prae· lllh (213)595-1820 Lucy w/numbert. rell1bl1. ...,. =---=-~=--....,..--=---cuatomtexturlng,quallty 6"2.,.321, ext. 316 tor lice n1ed1 R.D.H ~2-33720f'960-0120 BUILD OR REPAIR Lawn & Gerden Malnt 1 ~L l~lf-..!Ct work. Problem•No Prob· appt / _ .. ..,. d ti H 0 USE p ARENT ( S ) -• • _ lfl w expa......... u •• on n"ded for Chrl1llan Walls. 1talr1, relll~• 989·2120 LOCK TOR 1em11 •32686" 554·783 t IUllE DIUT Thur1day1. ~8-4601 home with DINbl9d IFflOl llLP ~oor1, wlndowa, mol lngs Malnt. clean·up1, mowing, All Key Services Home or Apt'1. lnt.IEAI. 1••Lf .,LIT DENTAL RCPT SCTRY Cl'llldren. 957-8190 SAT/SUN 9 to 5. Apply In 476106 Don 962•8202 Hee trim. Free E1t1matetl 895·2893 Patch worll. Lie. & bonded. .. n OFC MGR. .._.~ days perton. 2332 W. Cout Cullom Retldent111 Work Mr. E.ltrad. 6"5·3381 # 140607 441 1424 I 546-3000 lneuranoe Hwy, Npt Beach. Patlos-Oeck•Remodellng I • M11t•...!I. · • Have something you want ntur. exp. ID. TIOI I ILlll RC Conatructlon 646-4031 H ~H BRICKWORK Small Joh• 1 Pla•lti11 to Mii? Claallfl9d eel• do DENT AL RECEPTIONIST The Irvine office of the IFFIOl 1111111 1:::--...,---:----=-........,.-QUALITY FINIS H WORK AMERlCAN HANDYMAN Newport, Costs M .. a. 2~ lar Elf lll· lllG II well I Call NOW. '°' busy NB practlee. Feder i i Depoalt In· ~;:~ b~!,~~c!; ranklln Acctg. Service Entry & French Door• our Carpentry. rencing, win-lrvlne R1l'1. 675-3175 l•Gooct Jobs done right\'-642-5e78 631-4236 turanc:e Corp. ha• Im· varied dutl .. at growing Bus & Per1<>nal Income Specialty. llc•389432 dow1. plumbing, marllt•. N--' Water heater.• Dt1poaal1 I ·1 p·1 ,. mediate OP9nlng1 In O\lr 1m111 company. Cafl ax Preparetlon ~8--0345 Corum Con1t 631-7975 tub encl, heullng, etc H1DI II y I DI ln•urance Dept The morn• or IVM. 675--0212 -----·----And Yea Jesua la Lord DRAINS CLEAR From S 15 ee e •• e. e ee e e entry level INSURANCE i--------- Aep1lr·Doore·Alteretlons (llc#30405) 836-8244 •A· 1 MYIM* Faucets, Dl1po11I, Heater, e • CLERK r-ciulr .. the fol· * •flll ln&IL * Remodet-Panel-Lock8-4llc DE"'"S OO CLEAN l EXPERT 851·9804 M&M 722-9068 e · • lowlng ••!*'' cr9dlt. collectlon, ,,.,.., olc. Wlndow-Feoc91.Clblnet ""' -W D COVERS Ov 25 .._.. e • Tu..i"" 40......,.,.. ·-·· ..,_---~----~ Competlt111e Prleet. « year1exl'9'.ence Expert Service & Repair • ,.....,... -..... FIT°' PIT. IOtne wllnd1 ..,...,.~...,....,.!ojiilii4iioo-35 yruxpJerry 2--0587 10 yearsexper 754•1620 Lie. T-1 18,428 730-1353 32 yr1exp. R"IO'l/Comm e OOLLEDTOll WllTEI • •~-:=~~th pollcle1 & evet. Koven1Jewellt1. c. •••• Cncrttt •GEN. HOME REPAIRS • ABC MOVING Lie #409035 964-89t9 : : • )(Int 119f'bal & com-Mr NlelMn, 548-4510 brivewaya. patio1, patl'l1, Paint. Drywall. Carpentry Quick careful. 1138046· NEW/REPAIR Qu1llty. No • Part time opening in Laguna Beach • munlcatlon •klll1 PllT Tiii SALES-II Fornalo "The Bak•r'' tallan Bakery l cal• located In the new lrvln• Ranch Market compl1Jl In F11hlon l1land nHdl daytime aai..per.on & 1 llernoo n t e ven' 'J!. 1upervlllor. FIT & P . Contact Su .. n ~0·4279 SALES· II Fornalo ''The Bak1<" tall1n Bakery & cal• located In the new lrvlM Ranch Market complex In F11hlon l•land n"d• dlytlme NIMpetlOn 4 afternoon / even' 'J!. ~pervtelor Fi/T & P . Contact SuNn 840,...279 SAUi Tiree. and Auto Serv\OI. Newporl Tire Center, 3000 E. Coa11 Hwy, CdM SECRET ARIAL ASSIS· TANT F/T po1111on type so wpm. pleaaant 11.1r- roundlnff' In Newport Bch C.I Kim 6«-8325 llOUTUY for Bond trainee (In· suranoe) potltlon In •mall COlll M... brll)Ch or. lice. GOO<S office 11tlll1, Ilk• ohar114 P9ftonlllty req Salary open. A•k ror Joe. 558-0070 1101nuY Full time dep1rtm9ntal roll In o.c. Airport area Survey & CMI Engineer· l~lrm. GOO<S typing, t hone sklll• & math 1blllty required Send r&- sume to: Mr. Crawlord. at Robert Bein, Wflllam Fro1t & Auocl1te1. 1401 Quall St , Newport Beach 92680 llOlnUY M1rketlng co. nda sec:ty w/bkpg exp. Mult type 80wpm, ·withe ablllty to organlle prOOldur.. fOf growing co. $300. wit 1tar1 C.M ~5-2905 ... , ... ~ ....,... ... Full-time, requirement• In- elude t yr offJoe ex· perlence, good typlnf •klll1, pleatant phOM front office manner. GOO<S Blneflt1 ~ great Newport Beach oeallon. 873-1331 llOIOUY . with good typing, lllfbal l written 1klll1 Good grOW1h potential Non· emoker $1500. mo. Dtleco, 873-4227 Newport Beach 11m-1&UI P1rt time, A.ppr. llE exp. nee Lorri. 682·3681 Strw ltat&tte1•Mt F/tlme Chevron. 3000 Fairview, Colla Meaa l 11ekl1rltte••Mt P/tlme po1ltlon ave II Mature lndlv 18 yr1/up Dey/eve lhlft Ftn. Vty Contact Monty 882·1374 ITITIOIEIY St0te In CdM nMd1 S11ee Perton, FIT. 5 Daya Xlnt working cond1. Eapec:lalty nnecllentele. 675-1010 ~-~:-R ' JOBS etc No job too emall etc Gary 645-5277 PTL LO RATES, 1552-0410 Job• to small, reasonable. • area. Earn up to 16.00 per hour for : • Mu11 be conlcienclou1 llWPIPll MUYllY Reas Mickey 53e.-o553 GEN. Home Repal,., el«:.. ITllY1• lllllll Fr1t est .. llc'd. 631'2345 : , collecting for monthly 1ub1criptioo1. • A•'••~rct~~1:fi~lrn''0ur 2am·8am, llte van~' r,.nN~M~lrt~>rt:'r C~il• Cart carpentry, plumb, Sheet mHm •YI• DI. 1Hfi•1 • : Experience preferred but not re· • lneurance Dept. you wlll :-!·.~~· m~~ ~~~~ ,. J:v1 Fr .... umat... Chlldcare my hOme. tran• rock repairs 5•7•1112 Orano-Co. Original We do rooG , au typM. c&li • 'qu1·r ... d. Mutt be at leHt 18 year& o ld. •• b9 reapon•lble lor. 7159--0830 anytl~. 100°A Financing u "'NDYM .. N LA"GE d Student Mov.r1. Tntured I h • " • V.,l ..... •tlon of *QUALITY WORK toschoot& bacl(. CM-NB n,.. ,.. " an Llc.T12• .. 3 ... ••1.••27 ue or Pone quote1. • ! Call 10 AM • 4 P"~. Mr. Kirkland.' • '"""' PRIZES , area Call 650·02158 1mall. I DO IT ALLI ~ v ~ .... 642 6i51 LlcenMd • ""1 • ln1uranoe on 111 real PAIT TIIE hPhColtn'"• 67R3em-8od122ellng, 1531·51579 Pat or Ive m'"" NEW WarehouH Stor.age ltc . • : 642-4321. Ext. 207. • etlate loan• a•11on1 avallable at t... . Childcare my home. nt OC ..,,. rtt1d1l • • • Placing compretienllve .. " - Lie 207461 •irport. NB & c .M. area, HOME REPAIR. Carpentry Malle Let1ta1 ltmc" • Oii-• •t1111 lln. • lli blllty lntur•noe on Dilly Piiot new1p1p1r TRIPS THIS Cu11om R•ldentlel Work retp re1s 852~8S39 lenc.t & git91. ,, .. trim, Plano leaeona 822.8215 ...,. • F D 1.C. o'#Md prop«ty wOtklng Siturday and lean· Tlme4y-Reuonible ------------------dump run• C.M & N.B Salon de Mullque ABC Seeretarlai Sva. Gt· : 142-4121 Ill • • Revl9W 01 prop«ty tor Sunday m0<nlng1 Earn 51.6a•3 llc•••1c•3 CHILDRENS CORNEA arH Jim Whyte 642-7206 ,~ .. , I BA lers. reaume1, report•. • • ld....,uet• coveran•. $4.50 P9' hour p1u1 gu ,... ...... ".. Preschool & Daycare. In Liu A. ~" n · · etc PleaH call 6'46 9836 ..., -. allowance. Mutt have SlNMER my tiome. 20 yr• exp. rm Plumb.·Elect . .Carpentry • • • • Malntalnlng tlctlllf'I REMODELING avsll . loc. n•ar Placenlta Palnt·llO. Dependa ble faiatia~ Harl~ • ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT • In I current 1tatu1 laroe car or 1~1ck-up ·~dd RESTORATION & V 72" 6087 A .. 1 Paul 720 "13n1e e e »Ow &ay Strw1. Colt•""-· CA tH27 e • Preparation of monthly b9 at lea.. y..,. o . REPLACEMENT lctorla ... . "\I • v FINE PA NTING By Rtdl-co M'DReslblL • AN ~~~·~ OPPOllfUHIT'f IMPLO\'IA •• repO<tl. Call Bruce M2-4333 hlMrlll tltt l&ILY PILIT REPAIRS Expe1 Chlldeate my HorM l1aJlaJ ard SlnOf 16 yrs of happy Flre-Burg'·Medlcal·Panlc • • e Comput« Input (Fr ..... lmates 24 hrs) Westcllff area. aoe 3--up. (f AXOliNd • MOVING co1tomera. Lie. 2~ U L approved Monitoring I · CandlOat .. mu., have ap-.~~~~n~~~~~:i'~~~: refs Barbera 548-7800 Garage & Yard Clnup• Thank-You! 963-41 14 •000348 s.45-8030 •• .• ·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·a·.·1:1,···,·~irar·, proprlall experie nce. SSS TENDER DAV CARE: 1 Jon ~15-8192 RAINBOW PAINTING •..........1a1~Alttr1&.1ea1 Benklng II a plul. MIJQ· tlon, can tave you Q "1rl -n mum .. 11ry 11 $18,000 .. 1-3045 6"2-0289 child a e 1-5 My home * CLEENCO * · uallty 11 our policy Ouality ork Al COW11t p/ Thi FDIC ttera ••HOMETEK•• CM/ aree548-l239 Cle1n-up1&H1ullng 650·8646 JEFF L1c 8688 Price Newport/C.M • • gr~·tb9Mntip:Ckaa•~ AfCMICtl & Contractora H lr Cll ll Fr .. nt e.45-8730. John A A.A PAINTING Int/Ext erea. NanMtte 631-48t0 : Ml fil TllU e lncl\.ldlng Dental & Vl1ron ~. 1 G , MOVING 1.owEsr poulble price ~e~ . cov•&ge. " you wou~ .. atra HAULIN 10 Step s.rvlc. 882·32315 ~ rt e ITtU ~ ,. & _. ., e llke mor• Information, DEL f A. HOME lNC Prompt S«vk:• Thank s;;::li • --Will, L* • ,..,.., e pl .... cell ptraonnel, 11 &FPIH&lll 11111111 you! Lewi•. 540-:aee f~i~~ ~::~~~~,!l,~lm Fln1ncl11, ~el, Et~ :u you are in High School or Jr. High • 9715.5400 EOE 3Br 1'1tBa w/2 car iar LIGHT HAULIN ·Movtng louvl9 patio lurn Iron,... Call AnM 64 ...e233 •.a.nd would like to earn $2~.oo to •• JANITOAIAL/MAINT YOU F1N1su YOU S VE Dump run• (yard/gerflOI) ' 93'' 2 3 on yOl.lr lot f rom S39.898 7 daya. Dive 6415-1818 1tor. fr .. Mt 4•4 4 Wla•n ltula1 e S50.00 ill commissions and more ach • F~kn::"J~.t ~ n!'x7:: t00"/1 Flnenctng o A.C TAASHBUSTERS DAN SALYER PAINTING Are.Your WlndOM AINnl •week-give us a call. You can work •. M4-tl99 Newport Ben Aeeurfldng-Seaicoatlng 956·5&10t(800)3215*6780 · . · Uc 11425924 B .. t>oa Window WNhl~ •PART TIME l th fte d AVE MONeYll 631_.190 ----Contt & ~~:.=o-up. C111 An lrM 884-2017 803..Balt>oeJll 87a·3t3~ • n e a moons an m~~~ v ~"'T'Ti~-1===,.!ll"!~~"I'! DrJwa INTIEXT 20 Yr• E.xper Aicco·s Window Walh-• evenfngs an smtnave m tO enpy • erty Store In ti9WP0'1 • 1 n W&rnerdar or;::au lnH H a g AV91'aoe Room 129 + Ing For ipartcllng l ci.an : your summer We o ff er complete • Beach nMd1 diamond ... ~ ,.__.a M ..... o-Spec11111ZJnn In Comrn'I RoefNls cLEXNING E.x1erlor Stucco S130 + tcrMn•. Cell 548.()821 • traJnlng and provide transporatlon •• Mtter EXP«lanced wtth ·-....,., " ..... • " .. ~2 n 442 peve, channel, etc (Min B•blea w-'COIM Mon Ind ~d'I Fr.. Mt. SERVICE .• lhrOOYghly m1t ... 1a11. -..., • plu.'J great prizes. trips. and plenty of • 1!1 yr1 l•P ) Famllllrlty thN F1t OfftY 548-&oe 1 54~·8923 llc•383824 clNn hOU• 54a-:o8157 J o INT /EXT PAINTING • MONEY' This 1~ not a paper route : with cu11om ftbrtcatton & ._ lltetrlcal -- -Ar you l<><*tng for • ~ Houw !~' R .... r1t.. USE THI •. and It i.s no t sevtn days a week Com~• wax work PJMaant work· •·, penda.bl9 ctun1ng ..,. Ouattty . 895-157&5 DAIL y '9LOT Ing 14\vltOM19"t Call o.Mlgflt NOW! a .. um PIHlll n 1m• me? Sheri. 780-~45 PAINT~R NEEDS WORKI "FAST • help us g@t new t.'UltOl'Derl for our• Man&Q91 (714)644-83215. forevtir. New VlalOn Ou11lly¥10tk..11' .... t CLEANING MY WAY lnt/EJlt, oelllng1, renn cab : new11~per and have a good lime : KENNEL HELP ypnoeia c.n1er 055-0-Mj U25&13 96t.740t THRU SCHOOll o.pen. (28) yr• exp .. work guar • RESULT" • wh.11 you'rE' doing iL Coml' out and • wkn«'!'· cuttodlal duty V1'1...M.C ~ AUJ.O/COM.M'UIND 21 dabla. 541~57 Davi• Painting lt4-3a37 SllVICI • ~ wb.al wt! are talking abo\.lt and : ss1-eo20 t t . Yrl Do my own woni Lk: C\.ittom ei.antng Womw-OUTMEAN PAINTING ' DIRECTOR Y : you'll be glad you did. Call today and • ltnlet '278041 Al 8'1&-8128 otr1e ... c11an llPM1 .... t DECORATING 1nt1Ext fo'n r He .. ull • iuarr tomorrow' Ca.1J Mr Earl • AAtN! DleMI M9Chanto lltert a.m,.--Kathy.M1-76~7 after3pm UC lntured 631 143() St-n•1rt' f '.ill : 548-7058 or 241 -8432. : FAST PAOF S!AVICI!. llUdiHTl,Lll. H=•'P::g.'firc!rir: 642·5671 •. ORANGE COAST OAILV PILOT : Roa-Pactler 84$-7 tt4 -~ .. Boc1Y;u1rd1 ""mat• 842-8748 ht ) 11 • )JO w ..., Slrwl Colt•""-· CA IM27 • •Flu.. ConM1anta l1ANQINO/STAIPPING e ~N fOVAt ~~fUHIT'f fM~oY Ill f *°""*'" 499-45S4 Wint Ma Call &42 ~78 VISA·MC 873·tS12 ........................... . ·~. t. I l UlllUPI UomTUT lmlNdlate opening w/a l•nd~ architectural firm In an upper l9IVel mo('ftt poattlon Varl9d ,.sponllbllltlea. lalary COfTll'MnlUflll wl1h ell• ~ Contact Wm Patric. 7141$46-121a •PMTlllTT If you =~r~ eictra knock• often when you •pending money, or Ilk• uM re1ult·gett1ng Dally to go plac.e Ilk• MaglO Piiot Cl111ltlad Ad• to Mounteln, Kno111 Berry' reech the Otano-Cout F1rm, or win Prlz" end m1rket Aw.,.de. Call u1 nowt W• Phone ~2..5878 halll llVlfal Opening• In ~~~~~~~~' C.M., H.8 . or F.V ::;.. 642·4333 RET All MANAGER & SALES POSITION Theodore & Theodore Man of Beverly Bills is looking for experienced enthusiastic individuals. Seek- ing manager/sa les position at our new Fashion Island Arrrum Court in Newport Beach. Great career .opportunity for motivated person. Please con- tact Heidi Bt:esemyer . 213/276-9691 5' mlrrOf'ed aola tbl a200. rutt velOf' awv1 rocker $125, 2 twn bed1 S50M. toll · & lvMet 8300. Al· IOr1 oil pelnttnge. $50- $250. 7 pc dlne11e Mt $100. All beaut. cond &«-1337 aft 5 5 Pc Mahog. ftnllh Bdrm Set. lk new. Etched mlr- rora, muat Mii. Beet otf., 78&-5248 7'h' Brown ctlamey lthr Ille• oouctl 175. 873~71 l llTFllllTal LES 057-8 133 OuMn 1lze Weterbed, darl( wood hN<lboald a lootboard, handcarv~, P•dded rat11. 1 140. 831-1719 Tropltone Patio Tabte/4 chre. Strap1 In gd con(!. S76. 760-0<l86 bel 5pm. 2 Hr ~pprovat • lmmed Oelll/9fY OAC BAY STREET 141.1211 •12-nu Open 9·9, 8 daya Mon-Sel. LHllll Tl LUSE l lllYIUI PllllOT1 T• tt IJ llttlttll fer rtett ., .... tiUNTINGf ON BEACH CHRYSLER/PLYMOUTH 842-0831 5<l0-5164 LARGE SELECTION OF NEW & USED BMW'S! LMIUll ... VOLUME SALES SERVICE & LEASING 3670 N. Cher"ry Ave. LONG BEACH (No. Cherry exlt-405) (l lt)IH-llH Tred .. tn1 W84come OPEN SEVEN DAYS llPWTI .. IPUI PORSCHE AUDI CHEVROLET "''""' Q\lallt11 S.let It S.rvke CHICK IVElllJON '45 1!.. Cout Hwy Newport a..cti 673-1900 DELIVERY DEPARTMENT I• It tllt McLAREN'S BMW i76j!c.,. 58k ml, elr, M-F tlll 9. s-s Ull 6 stereo, tQP. s 1500 Nwptr 626 S. Euclid St. II 842-0795 Ev 548-88~3 Futlenon. CA Ttytta 7 l<l-680 6300 .,.._...,......, ___ ... ..lop 213-691-6701 •75 CoroHe. 2 dr. 5 IPd. em/Im CHI 11ereo. Very Dataaa 9117 clean, gr gas mt S2350 ·75 Datsun 9210. gd eona. 495-3173 An)'11mel rellable tr1n1port1tlon '78 Corolla Ci.en, relfable S 1150 obo 962 .. 813 transportation $2500 '82 280ZX 2+2. auto, all OBO 786-1246/675-6400 extras, S 12,000 Cell '81 Toyota Sterle! 67K ml, 673--0566 $1800 obo 644-9128 Dt rtH tl 19 ·93 CRESSIDA. black tan 'S 1 oeLorean, xlnt cond, lr1hr Int 5 tpd, tow ml 23K • ml. mutt 1811 1 belt otter 845-8008 s 15.soo 673-9224 frl••f~ t 171 Ferrari 9121 176 Spltilre. Xlnt cond. fott 115 308Gtsl Red/ten pert of xtru Must IHI cond, many xtru , low ml 213/690-5 t71 aft 6pm Must MO! 858-0880 Vtlbwait• 17 Boa•a l S 'ii VW squarebeck. runt 11§ CVCC. 11806 tnrl, 5 gr .. t. $1050 548-0769 spd allck shift, 94K ml, gd * * '72 vw BUQ. Of'ange. cond 644-6285 cassette, sunroof. S 1700 Jaiaar 1 oBo 650-teie _ ·8fl<J6. Orig owner. GOOd '79 VW Rabbit. 4 dr air, car 27K 1"1)1. Chestnut brn stereo, new Mlchellns TERRIFIC BUYlll S t995. 854·2480 Gara1t l1IH AatH WaatH t020 St9.700 720--0295 '81 Rabbit ConverJ, A/C, * READ * M11•a I 14 l ~~ c~~~S-05-m:~~~~lm J ... l!l Ill,. '83 RX7 GSL Gold wlten '84 Jette GLI wtit lmmac .. leath Inter. sunroof, · taa'1P lk oOkl opal rtng * THIS * am/Im caas. graphic cond, ""' rec~. :S~lm 3.53 011 turround.d by 5 equalizer.all extru. Pert. cau $8300 87 • __ dlamonda. Appr 119'8, $10,500/obo. 5-44-7059 Ghia ·73 Auna gd. 'vinyl ming NOO. 556-7453 If you haYe the deelre IOf e ,84 Mezde 626 '4 dr S lpd top, Gd ttres/bru, etc •1 ... 11._ ... 1 new Of uMd vetllcie we low ml Whlll ·$8745 Reti S2300/bo 816/332 .. 783 ... have the way to nnanoe 2 CfjE C!y Und. ,.,... '"try CK ..... 2 Hr approvela $8445. Our pnoe •7395. ..,._,., ....,_, (s 16899) BAY STREET, pine 145 ... New Ho1 UR• TllATI 545-5267 ()( 492-1142 point lroe1 .... lrlQ, MM A&IL •wt by aide w/IOe mu• 22 .... .." .. " ltu 14 cv 11 1750, King 11 Oa61 Ml-IJll •2· 1lt2 f60MBZ co;;Y9ttl6' ·57 hdbrd 175. King az bed · ••y ITlln L .... d __ ... ... 1 t50, antique ptrre -Vt.,.ue,~Cunu,c n dr...., ssso. 850-0126 WI llY ALL llllll s 2.000. 1.180-9428 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN USED CARS& TRUCKS '7" 4SOSL. reetored to Ille• OR ~ conct. rnuat ~ eeenl Tlcleetl, Sept. 28/29. COM! IN OR CALL F Beet otter 73 t-1181 a 100 ... oeo rm &PPUIUL 4M-7081 eKt 240 O.LILLO Dollt Alelc.nder,cab p1ctl blaqu., Alex 8", Nelblt, many more 53&-8007 JoM Wayne Te!'nlt CIUb. Full family memberlhlp. $550.~1544-77ta SA.bot 200... 8chwlrtn CrulMf' l80. conv. IOfa, l1btlc. mite. 87&-2543 ~ 18211 IEACH BL VO. tiUNTINOTON 8EACl'4 l4t-1111, .... 1111 WIWllTYlll IWllmUll S-T '79 300SD. Lg1Jvory, bam- bOO !Nth, 1unrt, $.41( ml, d .. ler mamt•lned. Excel oond 540-0250 '8 t 300D (Llc.IBUH 188) Whlll $14275 All $18030. Our price $14750 BAY STREET, M5·$2-e7 §9~·1742 WE WILL NOT BE UNDER SOLD .. m I Or~ Coast DAILY PILOT/M~. Sepl9mber 2. 198.5 rt DEATH No1 1crs SOtllN Sally Sorin, passed away August 26, 1985 $\.irvwed by lovin g husband Abraham Priv ate burial to be Thun- day. August 29, 1985, Harbor Lawn-M t Olive Cem eter y . Harbor Lawn-Mt O live M o rtuar v di.recung · HAR•°" LAWN· MT.OLIY£ Mortuary • Cemetery Crem atory 1625 Gisler Ave Costa Mesa 540-5554 PIERCE BROTHERS BELL 8AOADWAY MORTUARY 110 Broadway Costa Mesa 642-9150 PACIFIC VIEW MEMORIAL P.AAI( Cemetery • Monuary Chapel • Crematory 3500 Pac1l1c View Or•ve ~ewpon Beach 644-rOO a SYDNEY 0MARR TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE .-c .-011 • 1 AulOCrat Tuesday, September 3 5 0escr,.. ARIES (March 21-.\pnl 19)' Whal had b«n 1llus1'e 1s no"1 10 0ownes available -includes mone} and personnel 'r ou get what ~ou "ant. ~4 ~atvit,, c11~ you hve up to expectations. you get credit long overdue Focus o n 1~ M"~::.':C • g payments. collect1ons, add1uons to personaJ possessions 11 -01 Gr"" TAURUS (Apnl 20-May 20): What had been monb11· 1s Gat>I•• propellc.,d forward. Emphasis on mit1at1ve. ong1nahty. increase ... ~oc1al 1 :: ~..,,,. ·~ activity, intensified love relationship. You'll be more a" are, alen. 20 8~, ~ vigorous and interesting. 21 L1111ua,,1a,, GEMlNI (May 21-June 20): lntu111ve intellect ~orks O\Crt1me. 22F1xed1root Family member relates problem which you almost 1mmed1ately ~: ~·:;~ctl()(lt resolve. Spotlight on clandestin~ arrangements. scrn.•t meeting. 27 F:n • hospital repons. .. 28 w oo en1me11 CANCER (June 21-July 22): Elements of ll'I'ing. lud. nck wtth 31 Low tQtrltt you. Lunar, numencal cycles h1ghhgh1 winning wa)~. populani}~ ~ =~ wishes that come Lrue. Focus on romance. persuas1oh. long-distance 3e intent calls relating to travel. 37 winter 111• LEO(July23-Aug. 22): Emphasis on standard'i, prc~tlgc. standing. 38 Southern c:on- aspirations, ability to review. revt~ and rebuild You'll r«e1vc offer 39 ::'.:::;1 IU1f which 1s tempungand could ulumattl} be rewarding Don't gJ \oC in too '° Fvocty-ouday quickly. "Pum.o VIRGO {Aug. 23-Scpt 22). Emphasis on ll\O\Cmcnt. travel. !~ ~~.o W{lUng. communicauon. ab1ht}' to diuemmatc information Lo' c ,5 Ne.It .~~o relationship grows, your own style 1s highlighted and 'ou get ~hu •e Gule'nM c-0uld amount to public acclaim. so HIQh reoa10 UBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Domestic adJu~tment liaurt~ prom1-s2 Me1oOy nently. Mo ney and temtory could be involved Lo' c relatio nship pla) s 2 3 SJ Brtt>e S.1n1., SS Outface 57 M1111mu 1' 58 MOUN unol 59 Nol --•Ole 80 In cue that 61 Lawmek8<t 11>01 62FIO-r e3 wcru .,,...,bet. OOWH I Th0<<>ughlate 2 BecauM 3 AC1rest Moor ef>eaO 4 Arcnc o oio•e• JOl'ln - S $h10wrec:~ 6 Oute< .:ov~rs i Pres.nl """ I! Na1t1.e '"'" 9 1.oca1es ' 10 S110<1• 11 Boues , 2 .tl\Jto o••' 13 0.ChneC - l • LOUO "O<S• lJ S..u• 25 UI( nal·•• <>f!JtM 6 role in sccnano. you'll receive reassurances. emot10MI ~unt) ~111 bc l 1 enhanced. Aries plays rok. ~-1---+-~~- SOORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov 21 )· Emphasis on med1tat1on. patience. 14 study. ability to avoid JUmp1ng to conclusions Lunar PoS1t1on h~h&hts cooperation, clash of ide.u . pannersh1p, marriage P1scts. Virao natives f2lay outstandma roles SAGmA.kltJS (Nov. 22-Dcc. 21) What had appeared a (lcft'at now becomes your chance for powt"r play. Practical matters dominate. you'll know what to do at exactJy the naht time. Mone w1ll be made available. Capricorn native plays role. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22..Jan. 19): Empha ·1 on b1g:cr audience. wider specttUm o~ appeal. ability to be nd of burden. chan~ for love Lunar position hiahti&hts chanae. travel. e~cttemcnt of di "CJ). physical attraction. Libra plays role. AQUAJUUS (Jan 20.Feb 18) tress 1ndepcnden~e. crtat1' it). ability to spot aenuioe bafaain Focu on land. ho us1na. relation wttb older individuals. Yo~·n make new st&n, yo"couJd alto d1~ lost love.~ ~~~e fi&W'CS prom1nentl~. ~eb 19--Marth 20): Follow throu&h on fif"t 1mpre ions Emohuis on tnps. V'I its. relatives. ideas which c.an be dc\ero~ into profit.ab~ co ncepts. Scnte of d1~1on will bt restorcd'nd so will )'our confidence Aquarian pla) s role. 11! In I .... .,, 19 F1are uo )0 ,.,,,.,,, l>O'Cl'I 3' Fo<111uOe H Well D19C9 ")'.I Funcuo,, l• r --...ru• "'•" )' 9,.,,.,, - 38 CounMM •bO• •O .,, • ., • • ~001 ''St-l'lers e •• "'-'OUOOl8"'0 •tf'POfl 46 Anathema • ~ Noted Can•O••" OOCtOf •8 Ctamorous 49 81otc,_ SO AP09f'09QM .S• Pt..m S1 l lQM 56 Enm., !I, \1 ....... 1>14! 13 - JFS&PTEMBEIUJS YOUR BIRTHDAY )OU h•'>'C,linusu l scnsc of humor. great 1otellcctual cunosi~. are fond o(travel. ha'>'eab1fm to elprcss 1dias 10 amus1na manner. You art ~~puvc, talkauve, have tendency to teatter your foroes. Gem1n1. Slain.anus ~non pla) ~important rolM in your hf'c. This could be a power )'c&t for \Ou rfl un,k. mamaac is ind1cattd.. lfmamed. tb~ rould be an addition to ...,-+-.... ---11---- fa_mtly. Mamod or 1ina)t. you arc hkcly to JO into bus1nns for younirlf Stptembtt houJd ~<!Ible for you tn a~8S ~_......~=-~::::::!!!!!!!!!~...._-.1'----'---L--.. - I n r-· • Piil.iC !!D!g MUC 119111 NUt pp . Mlt •mer "OTinoue ....... ...,.., 2. •• ,., .... a.lw ..... ~ .. .. FUii ....... end~ of "" Otow ........ WMt• Sept1mw 2. "" = PlkM A·--12, t9. 2t, =· Cotta Mffa, CA TM~ .. ~.. • ~1&:o.Ta,.... 010 .,."',... IT-'\W • .... nt ..... 2. t. 1 1111 1M ~ .WW.ew!Aa: M ... 1 ...-. dOlnG .,.,__ " " ..... .-. n;;,..;,.,.,.... M?114 o.w1 MldlMI ~ lfS "*: C. u.mpe, no N. . embet 2' 1M5 M-191 Wl~lam Bertone, 37H BfHINO THI!. SCEN!, artalll 11 Hawkrldge, dOlnCI ~ M : •-ti' -nl'r ~ Nonl'I, ~ l tate, ltqufd, U18" W87 •-.,. -ftM' Souttl Lowell. Santa Ana, CA 8M1 eolln Ciro... Hunt. rvlnt. CA tJ11:..,...... t7 "S'IAllDI! IAKIAY''. ~ ""''l'K CA 9fP 14 Thl1 ~"'*' le con-'"-."' ""' iw; •-.,. NOTICE t2707 8'" c: ~Ml.., eu 1 H~ ~ OA '2714 21ot w. Oowifl°"'. ,..... PICnnoul ...... fta.IC MDTICI ~~ ....... dUC1ed by: If\~ fllCTlnoul _.. .--Keith Llp1comb, 152011 e 1r"' Cl Cle Huni1n9ton Olllp v'. Sldhpure. a PoftlMCll,CAt2t80 U.~ITAW fllC'fmOUelUlllHI =w. C<*l P9te~ NAmlTAW '1Cnnou9.,_.ll S1 .. hor1 Or., N•wporl ~h c~t264e Hewtcr~ lrvlM.CAt2714 c~~: ~:i. 3 A4:, ~ dJ:==::-W.,. ~~.,. =--"':r~s2·"·"· wlt~,__"=6=o1~ TM::::;:;:"°"•ar• ...-1TATUmNT 8i':·c~:= 11 con· Thlt bu•lna11 II con· Thlt u't1n ... 11 con: 927~ TtflME ANO VAAIATN)H, dc*\Q ~ ---..... 73 ll'09 County on Augu9t 8. ~ICUS CURIA PAAA· The:::::::: ::.ona .,. duet.ct by: oo-pwtnwt ""r:C ~ 1~'1ed man = bY 8 09f*M pan Kong E1p. 3404 W. 2tOI....,.,., Tr•~ "O'', L l I VfTIAPMll, 32 tNa ,_ LIGAl HIWICts, ff'f-9. O LMAA PAOPEATIES Marry ~::.nt w .. llled ~. 1t11emen1 wll fltecl Ak:.y O. Mert1111 OtlMm.lt. hnw AM. CA Coit• ...... CettfOf'ftl• :"1t.... INlne, c.itfOfnle .....c llJT1C( Pvbllefled Orange Coell Mein 81reel, Sull• 222, Or· FUND I, A 0AL1l'OftHtA LIM-wl~ ~ty Clefll of ()(. wlth the County Clefk OI Or· Thtl .,.,.,.,,.,, • ..., .. tiled 92:~ bl.ltlnetl It COft· ~&oenYHert. 2IOI • .:. ..... 32 ..,... ~Piiot Augult f2. ,, H anr.:·;A t,:tee 12011 w ITFJ) PARTNASHIP, 4041 111191 County on Auou•I • 111191 County on Auguet 7, With IM County C1etll ol ~ dUCted DY-Peop« Tree Lane "D", ~ ~ N715 Seplembet t , 111$ ' • • Ctllltnon • ~,' Santa AM, ~,_~ c~:=· 1N5 . 111$ ,__ = Qounty on Augu91 Ct\.ant 't'IM Ned Co1ta MeH, California L9M Gef1\ln. '1 ~I TM folowlr'9 per.one.,. M..et3 CA t2707 Delmar entepf ..... A C.U· nnlal Publlthecl Orenge Cout P11m1 wl~h~h:~J.::'of Or· t~ l>\ltlnall le coli· ~ C:::. nr:s ~~ ~~l~S. 21851 Carol Full:tonF 1113~ 1 lomla corporation. 4041 Dal~~~~:::rr,. ,~t o.11y Piiot Augu•t 12, 111. 211. Publlthed Or•llOI ()out = county on ~1 15, duct ........ : "' tncllllldual ... ......._... ...... • _ ....... Top o1 . The Wond onw. "8.IC NOTICE VM~Yf1~21Je7 ount n MtocMllw IWd., Sult...!.!!O· &.ptemtler 2, 1ee5 • • ' &.ptemt>et 2. INS Dally Piiot AUVU-t 12. tt, 21. -7 --w7• ---..._. ~ .............. ,.._, .. __ .... _ • Newpor1 eeacn. CA HVVY M •77 M-tell September 2. 1NS • CynttMa Sperry Hirt • _..,, """"""'-PlCTITIOUe .,..... Th butln"' 11 con· Thi• t>U11n... 11 con~ "" M-878 ,._,, Thie taternlf\t wee flied ...,_ 8todle, L ~ 1 ~ ITAW ctuciad by. a general part· dUC1ed by: • Publilhed Or9ngt1 Coaet with the County C6er1c of Or• Thie .. ...,.,_,, wM flied ftenk Gt1nt Perlla. Jr.. ~ pereone era nerltllp • Delmar Propertlel Fund I, rtllJC NOTIC[ 11111-IL' lll'ITll'C •-IC lll'ITtl'C Dally Pilot Augu1I 19. H , ange County on Auguet HJ, wttn1NCountycew.ofOr· 21851 T09 of TM Wot1d dol bullnele•i Linde AoY 1 Clltfofnla llmlted pat1net·I-_... ..... --.____ I"~""'""' n-nutN&. Sept91'Qber 2. t . tJ8S M-tN 1N5 -..111 lf'09 County on A .... 1f, = t~ laecft, Celt• J'.:f>ANESE CAA SER· TNI 1t1temenl wu fltld 1 h Ip . By : O •Im a r PtCTITIOUe .,.._.. l-flC_.;TmOUe;..;.;:~;...-.uNtl ...... __ N_ Tf'10U9 ....... .--1M6 VICE, 2952 Rendolph St., with tM County Clet1I OI Or· Ent.,p<IMI, A CllllOfnla MAM1 ITAftmN'T NAMt! ITATa•NT '1C Pubkhed Or1n9!. ~ • ,..,.. ~ l>\l:,ne~con· Cotti MeN. CA t 292t Inge County on Augutt 7, corpor1t1on, Phlllpp• A. The tollowlng per90M are The tollowlng pereon• .,. ~~TlmNT .,. fltalC NOTICE Dally PMot AUOUtt &V, .._,... Putlllet1ed °'*91 Coeet % Kennettt Ct1w'tea Martin. 11185 Chiron Preeldenl doing bullneM u : t>utlneM -= Thi ,.....,.....,, pereone -~...o.;..;;...o, ____ tembef2,t, lt.1N5 ..... ,18 Deity Piiot AUOUlt "·Sep. ~~:n!,~":!d1':ecs 71172Ell.OboClr .. LaPllma, ,..,. Thle'•t•tement ..., .. ~ C&R SALES ANO l.µ.S-~ PARTNERSHIP IN· dolno~,:-:PHOTO ftCTITIOUe .uaMll . MmW 2. t , ti, 1M6 w4tf'I tM County Ctedc of Or· Cal. tol23 Publllhed Or:nf:.2 Coult ...,. wt1h the County C19rtc ol Or· ING, 7821 tori. Or., flllnl· TERNATlONAL :)&38 Birch Al PIC ~ERVICES S30i ...._ ITATlmNT M-123 Coun AU0UM 28 Hanna Georgee Najenl. Delly Piiot Augull • 1 . n , 111191 County on Augu1t 8, lnglon 8eacti, CA 92948 S Ml Newpori 8"Ch Cell-GRAH · The tollowlng S-ton9 are rtll.IC NOTICE = ty on · 19023 Horii SI .. Ar1Mla, Septembef 2, 19811 19811 AIChard Roberl Ptllcovlc, rc!:nl• 't 2eeo ' Harl>O< Bl\ldCA i~~:e B-7, doing bullnell U ' •-ti' MftftM' ,_.. Cal. 90701 M·685 ,_ 7821 Of., Huntington 8Mch, T d I EnterprlHI coeta MeN, CHEM·ORV OF IRVINE, '1CTrhOUI ...... '"-nutN&. Pvt>lltMd COMt' 1 bu1lneu 11 con· KMWlloft, U•w•w a CA t26'8 Inc: ro~I c.;tornla corpor'. Alfred Bellon, 1111 ~lb 425 30th Street, Newport MAMI ITAW fllCTmOUe .,..... Deity Ptlot ~ 2 9 duded by: a Q9Mfli patt. P\B..IC NOTICE v.-. C....... 8Mll T.._, ConltlrlOe L. Palllovlc. at~ S6e<l Cen'oll Canyon Coaal Ort\19. Colla Meea. Beac:n. c.llfomla 929&3 TM~~.,. ..._ 8TA~ • 11. ~ 1915 • • ner1tllp tn An• ll'ld., .... •· 7821 Lori °'·· Huntington Road' Sen Diego. Calllornla CA t~l20 I I con· Donald Ray Long, t 741 dOlng bu11MM ae: The ,___ per.one ... ' ' M 732 Kenneth Martkl PlCTITIOUI IU .... 11 Cotta MMe, CA -8Net1. CA 112&43 9012 i Th bul n .. 1 I Tu1lln Awnue, 8-C, Colla COUNTRY CHARM IN-dOlnCI ~ aa: • Thie 1tatement w .. llled N,._ ITA.,.....,. Publllhed Or1nge Cout Thie bu1ln•1t le con· Thll t>uilne1t 11 con· ducted by· an lndMdual -Miii. CalUornla 921127 TERIORS 27791 Camino La SCOOTERS IVY THE with the County Cltfll of Of· , The followlng Pl'90N .,. Dally Piiot Auguet f2, 19, H . ducted by: hutband and wit. dwct9d by a oorporitlon Al ~ filed Thie bu1ln"' 11 co"'" Ronda : S • n Ju 1.11 HOUR, 3 10 5'tl, #0 , Hum· P\alC N011C( ange County on Augl.91 9, doing bullMll u : Septembet 2, 1t85 Rlchttd Pllkovk: Trou'1dala Ent•rprl•... Thi• 1t1teman~u f Or· ducted by. an IAdlvielual caoi.11'ano. Oalltomlat2e7S lngton 9each, C .. ltomle 1N5 NEWPORT MISSION M-et3 Thie etatllf'Mflt ., .. flied Inc; .• P1ul O. Hickman. S.C· wtlh the County A o t 8 . DONALD R. LONG M1rllyn Fllcher 2771 I 92648 PIC1TTIOUa .,.... ......, CHAPEL. 1500 Newport with Ille County Clerk of Or-retat}' and Vlc;e-PrMldent enge County on uou• • Thie 11atement wa1 fltecl Camino LI Ronda, 8an Juen Scooters lllY The Hour.• NAm ITAW Publlll'led Orange Cout Blvd Coll• M•H, CA fltalC NOTICE County on Auguat 8. Thie etal,mlf'll wu flied 1985 ,_ with Ille County Clerk of Or· Cao11trano, Calltornla 92975 c.lfomlt OOl'pOfWUof1, 310 The tollowlrlO pereone •• ~ Piiot AUQC41 f2. 19, 2t, 92112·7 1t wlltl the County Clerk ol Or· PublilMuelneu 11 con· 5th •O Hl#ttlngton leec:tl doing~-= S ESS 89'> ember 2, 1985 M ,..,.. S Ru11e11 Saltmareh. FICTITIOUI llUllNEll ~Co ange County on Auguet 7, Dally Piiot A""'~t f2., It, 29, 11185 dUc:tedbyanlndMdlAll cft.niat2MI •. NE:WPQ!U........8V IN • -3114 Yukon, Cotta M.... NAmlTAftmNT Publllhed Orange UI 1985 -•- l'JM111 Marilyn Fleener Thie ~llMN 11 Con· CENTER. 3151 ~ AV· CA 92121 The lollowlng ptnonl are Dally Pllol Augual 12, t9, 211. f1ISIOt Septembef 2, 1915 Publllhed Orange Coul Tht1 itatemenl -fllecl ducted by. • corpordon enue. Suite 0-1, Coit• PtllllC NOTICE Thll bu1lnfft 11 con· dOlng bu._. at: 8-ptembet 2, 1N5 Put>lllhed Orange Coaa1 • M-ee<> OaHy Piiot Augult 26· Sep-wllh Ille County Clettl of Or· Thomae. J Hlnk.ley I PNll-...... c.llfomla t2e2e ducted by: an lndlvtdual ALLENDALE GALLE RV. M-&82 Dally Ptlol Augu•I f2. 111, 211. --------tembef 2. 9, 18, 1985 ange County on Auguet 111 dent · • Boatman/Olm1ch1ld '1CTIT10Ue .,...11 s. RulMll Saltmarlh 1540 s . Cout Hwy., Laguna &ipteml>« 2. 1985 PlBLIC NOTICE M-7lll 11185 • Thie Mten\!Wlt ... fllad PfOC*1* Ill, • Calltcmla ..... ITA1W•NT Thi• ••• ,_,, w .. flied 8Mch, CA 921151 PtllllC NOTICE M-1184 -.....:.-=------------ --------'*Ml with the County CWk of Of. general pat1nenl'llp, 3151 The following per1on1 111 with the County Ckwtl of Or· Robert M. Allen. 305 FICTITIOUI .U....U Pl&.IC NOTICE Pubfllhed Orenge Cout 11\19 County on AuQUll 1e ~ Avenue, Suite 0-1, doing~ u : ~ County on Auou•t e. Promontory Or. E., Newpor1 FICTITIOUe euullll MAMI ITAnmwr . Dally Pilot AugY•I 2t, Sep-1N5 ' Coll• ....... Callfornl• N'£WPORT HEAL TH 11185 e.actt. CA t2eeo _...._ ITA1W•NT TheJolloWlng perlON.,. FICITTIOU8 .U...U tembet 2.11. 11, 1915 ,..tll ~ CLINIC, 4321 Birch Street, F211Sa1C Thie bu11nee1 11 con· The lollowlng P9fl0tll era Pl&.IC NOTICE doing bullnMI u : NAMI ITA,.._NT M·722 PublllMd Orange Coeet 1'111 butlneH 11 con· Suite E. Newport 8Mch. CA Publletled Orange out due1ed by: an ln<llvldual doing bllllnMI u · A & A KEY & BUILDERS The tollOWlng peJaonl are Delly Piiot Auou-t 21. Sep-~by: • g9Mfal Plrt· 92te0 Dally Piiot Auou•• 12, tt. 211. Robert M. Allen GEM·OENTRV DIRECT ftCTfTIOUI IU..... SUPPLY. 4 Ralnttw. INIM. dOlng businMI u : Pl8.JC NOTICE tember 2, '· 18, 1915 u z1t Alctiatd c. Boatman, Plitt· JamM L. Hedgecock •• Septmeber 2, 111115 Thie 1tatemen1 -flied MARKETING, 333 E. 17th .... ITA~ Cal. 12714 K M MARKETING. tll082 -Caltlomta Chlropratlc cor-M-681 with Ille County Clertt of Or· St., 7.0, C.M~ CA 112627 Tile IOllowlng ~aon·.,.. Or1ey K. weaver. 4 Rain· Slcyi>attt South. Suite 0 , FtCTITIOUI .,_.. '*Thie Matement WM ftled poratlon, 2890 Parti Ave.. ange County on July 30, Gr900'Y Lettman, 111118 doing ~ll~it'l.o AS 11ar. lrvlne, Cal.112714 1rv1ne, CatHomlt 927t4 NAMI ITATIMBfT w4tf'I tM County Clel1I of Or· Leouna Beach. CA 921151 rtlll.JC NOTICE 1985 Marguerite. C.Q.M. CA sotc5 TEAS teo 1 00 ; Lynor• w .. ver. 4 Rain-Th• House ol Erin, Inc .• Tiie tOllowlng pet.one.,. 2t fhle butlneu It con· nam t2t25 IA • " •t•, ln!IM, Cal. 92714 Calllornla corporallo.n . doing~ u: '1CTITIOU9 ..,..... Z County on ~ • ducted by: a oorpcwatlon '1CTIT10Ue llUllMlll Publlll'led Orange Cout Thie bu1lne11 11 con· Str .. t. Suite 110, Newport Thll t1u1ln... I• con- 111802 Skypark South, Suite CHRISTOPHER'S FINE ,.._ ITATW ,__ Jamee L. lted"9Cl0Ck, A NAMI ITA,.._NT Dally Piiot Augylt 12, 111, 211, dUC1ed by: an ln<llvldual Beach. CA 92~ b 4 dUC1ed by: hUlbend and wife O.~~lneb~=I• :27 ~~n-~;~~~ ~-i:.,~ ~ = ~ ~ Del Pvlyb~ ~=-er: J=[~~~rallon, oJ::; ::::: ::eon• are September 2, 11185 M-995 ~~rr .. rv.,i;::,~n WU flied St:~~ l~lne. ~-= ~14 ~r::.; .. .=~ .. flied ducted t>y: • corporation lorota t2M3 r a 1 • n t a t 1 0 n . 11 o e 4 11 23 11185 · · Thia ltatement -flied 1 A v 1 N E v o u T H with the County Clerk ol Or· JOl\athan G. Thompeon. wttl'l lhe County Clerk of Or· Kevin McCarthy, Pr .. 1-Alen Chrl8toph« Verdult, Cendtaatld! t.n .. ~. • • M-731 wtth Ille County Clertt ol Or· CHORALE, 20 lronberk, 11111-IC lll'ITICE Inge County on August 8, tSO C19ney l-. #101. ange County on Augult 8, dent 18170 &oolthurlt, Fountain CA GNl'lf'I ange County on Augual 7. lrvlne, CA 92715 .. -. nu 11186 Newport BMch, Callf. ll2M3 1985 Thi• statllf'Mflt wu flied Valley C.itlornla 112708 ~Lee Pugh 9064 rtllJC ll)TIC[ 115 Janet Lynn Kempke, 20 FtCTITIOUI IUIMll ,2aSM Thi• buslne11 11 con· ,_ with Ille County Cieri! of Or· Thfe bl.Ill.,... II con· Candleetld! L.n ~ ,..1 lronbarll, lrviM. CA 112715 NAMI ITAnmwr Pubflehed Or1nge Coul ducted by: TllOm Publlll'led Of~ Cout ~ County on August lll, dUCted by: an lndlvlcWal CA 90830 ·· · PICTITIOU9 •H•M n!:,~1~,:W. 1~t Thi• busln•1t 11 con· TN following ~ .,. Dally Piiot ~~~2. 19. 211. w~:!'~st1?9WSbury peon, Dally PllOt Augutt 2. 111. 21. Alan c. Vardult Tlltl tiu.lnea le con· MAim ITlnT'VllT &;lemt>er 2 1NS • • • ducted by. an lndlvldual dol:li l>WlinMI u: Septembef • 1 M-87t Thi• 111t_,t wu flied September 2, 19115 M-1191 Put>llSlled Or1nge ~:. ..... "'!'11, .. _•!,i~~ty c' .!'...uoffl~ ~olby:L .. · ~ ~Mdual T1'e folowtng ,.,.,.. ... • M-812 JTanet L Kempkt e fl'-" N ROCO, 335 Flower St., With Ille Coun1Y Clefll ol Or· _. c-..,.,. ,,. """'' -" "' .,. r_., doing bu11naM a.: hit stat.men w.. ...., COlll M .... CA 1121127 ange County on Auguat 5, --------. ually Piiot Augull 21, vvy· ange County on Auguat Ill, Thll ltatemenl wu filed RANCHO 3t MOBILE with Ille County Clefk of Or· Paladin SY11eme, Inc , a ••IC lll'ITIC[ 1985 lemt>er 2· 9• 18· 1985 11185 with the County Cteril of Or· PARK. 7187 L.ampaon. Ger· PlaJC M)TIC( ange County on Augull 7, Cellfornta eotporatlon. 335 .--. nu fJll011 M·7 l? f1M1tl ange Coun1Y on AUQUll 30, den OrOYe, Cellfom6a t2M1 11185 Flow. St .• Cotta Mela, CA flCTITIOUI _,..... Publlahed Orange Coall --------Pul>llltled Oranee Coul 1t85 Jack B. Kemp, 211t5 P1CTl110Ue .._.. f2lllll 921127 N ... ITATl•NT Diiiy Piiot Augu•I 12, 111, 21. l'tBJC NOTICE Dally Piiot Augu1t 2fl, Sep-,_., Cr....., DrtYe. Newport ..._ ITA,,_..,. Publllhed Or1nge Cout This 1>u1lne11 la con· The I01tow4flo l*90nl .,1 &!ptember 2 lll85 leml>ef 2. t . Ill, 19115 Publllhed Orange Coaat BMch, Cellfome t2M3 The folowlng per90nl.,. Dally Pilot August f2. It, 211, ducted by: a corporation doing buelnMI.. . M-672 flCTITIOUI IU..... M-720 Dally Pilot September 2. t . Margarwt l..af'n9ert•, 201 dolna bualnell • September 2. 1985 Pal1dln Sya1em1, Inc.. ABUNDANT LIVTNO HVP· NAlllll ITAfflRN'T 111, 23, 11185 W. Yale Loop, lnllne, Cll-A.D.R. INTERNATIONAL M-&88 Frank Paledlno. Praeidenl NOSIS CENTER 2850 M ... Tile IOllowing pel'IOM are 11111-II' lll'ITlC[ M·727 lornla t2M3 L TO~ 2011.ake Sir .... Suite Thia &latement WU tiled Verde Eut Suttl O Cotti l---11111---. 1 C-111'1-Tll'C __ _ doing buSlllM$ as: I"-nu Thi• bu11n .. 1 t1 con· 1. Huntington 8each, CelJ. with the County Clertt of Or· M ... CA '2121 ' '"~ nu•~ A ) M E s s I 0 FICTTTIOUI .,..... • .. .,. MftTil'r ducted by: I genetll patt· '°""' 92648 Pl&.IC NOTICE anoe County on AugUlt 7, MIChMI Vanoe Wright, ....,.~ ........ .. ENTERPRISES, B) MR f"UUU\I nu1.w; netlhlp Arthur EdWWd RoecMr, 1985 l506 Wnt Flora Santi Ana ,..,.. "'..,.,. -CLEAN LANDSCAPE, C) NAMI ITATDmlfT ITAT'DmlfT Of JACK B. KEMP 201 Lake StrMt, Suite 7, FICTITIOUl IU ... U Fall* CA 112704 . ' NAMe ITAff•NT MESSIG AIRCRAn. 0 ) The I~~.,. wrntDRAWAI. PROfll Thia 1tatement ... flied Huntington BHCh , CA NAMI ITATEMINT Publllhed Orange Cout • Thi• bu1ln•H II con· The lollowlng peNOOl Ille NEXT TO NONE IMPORTS. ~~l"' N=:;T COM· p~· with the County C1etll of Or· 92648 The lollowlng P9fl0tll are Dally Pilot AUOU-1 f2. 19, 211, ducted by. an Individual 15579 Gr.aham StrMt, Huot· T'IMQ ange County on August 28, o.ril Scliubert. Tuattn, doing bualnea u : Septembef 2. 1t85 MlctiMI Vance Wright lnglon Beach. C.lllornll PANY,~or""?..:-~ "c~ua .~ •• 1"5 CeMfornla t2t80 RLP MANAGEMENT. 708 M~eef' Thi• llltemenl ..., .. tiled ··or1.~, PUblieerioa1o ~trrwno rrHllS." 926411 Road. 25 def • ..._ PaDQ Sea ,Hun Rhee, 311-203 Via Lido Nord, N-port with 1119 County Clerk of Or· Charin Oereld Meult. lornla 926 Pvl>lllhed Or1nge Coaat Duchon Dono Juoono apt. BMc:h, CA 921163 Pl&.IC 8()TIC£ County on Augult 7 For Ad Action 5372 Oki Plrlle Lane, Hunl· I( en n •th RI n If 0 rd f The lolloWlng pereon hM Dally Piiot Sep11mbet 2, t , Gang Dono Ku, Seoul, l<or.. Roe«nery L. Parke, 708 ~ ' lngton Beach. C1llfornla Hanour. 47t Morning C.-wlltidr--. u •general Pl't· 111. 23, 1te5 Tlll• bu1lneu 11 con-Vla Lido NOfd, Newport FICTITIOUI .,...,, ,..._ Cal a Daily Piot AD-VISOR 642-5678 tnMt nyon Road. Cofonajlel Mal', Mr !tom the pattnenhlp op. M-730 ducted by. a llmlted pattn«· BMch. CA t2M3 NAM!i ITA1WmNT Publllhecl Ora Coul Thi• businet1 11 con· Califorrill 12925 ••ting under 1N flctltloul ahlp Tl'tl1 bu11n1H 11 con-The following '*''°"' are Dally Piiot A ua1"f: 19 21 I pul 1h~ ad in lhe Dally Pi101 and 101 Iola of tall• "''h thrn 10 four quala.f1~ people ducted by: an 1ndlvldual Thi• bualneM 11 con· b u 1 I n • • 1 n • m • of 11111-IC lll'ITIC[ Arthur Edwttd ~ ducted by· en lndlvldu11 dOlng bullneee u : o-t>ar ~ 1985 · · ' c G. MeNIQ ducted by• an lndlvldual SUNWEST WINOO CLEAN-.. ~ "" Thll •••twnenl ...,.. filed ROMmary L Park• TARGET MARKETING ..._tam . M-890 Thll •latement wu filed Klflneth R. Hanout ING •• 2419 Elden #C.1. '1CTIT10Ue ....... with tM County Cteril of Or· Thlt 1111ement w .. tiled LIMl'TED. 3900 Biren St., wtth the County Ckwtl of Or· Tl'tll 11,.a~~Ct wu _. ~ ~ ~1CA 92:271 ...._ ITATEMPIT 1nge County on Augual 7, with tile County Clerk of Or· Sii 109, Newpor1 S.ach, 1--------ange County on Augu•I tll, with Ille vuunty lefll Ul ..,... .... '""' OUI u• MH 11185 ange County on Augu11 7, CA 928'0 rtlll.IC NOTICE 1985 ange County on Augutt 111, name statement for tM patt· The lollowlng ~'WI ,_ 11185 Harry Burge 787'11 Joann, f1M1• 11185 ,... ~",'~ wa: =' ~.,: ~Mn.:~· I N 0 Pul>llShed Orange Coul nam Coste MeM. CA 112127 FtCTITIOUe ., ..... Published Or1nge Cout Or ,.. __ 0r' FILE NO F 27203ty 2 ENTERPRISES 87111 Qar. Deity Piiot Agult 12, Ill, 21. PubMshed Of1nge Cout Ben Valenti, 224 1·8 Or· NAMI ITAff..wT Dally Piiot Augldl 21. Sep-Pul>llthed Inge .,.,...., 111191· · • • · ·" • I ,, 0 CHICK IVE.AION Chevrolet• Porsche• Audi 441 E. 0.nt lwJ., ...,.rt leHfl 111-0llO Highest Quality Sales & Service 0 NABERS CADILLAC @ 2100101111 ILVI., CUTI IESA (114) 140-1100 (213) 111-1211 •Best Prices •Convenient Location •Great Location •Super Service • Courteous & Knowledgeable Sales People WE'RE IEW WE'llE IUUll Sitts ltasl•c l11t1ls ACfOH from .. •A' on ....... , ..... of 17 (Oraftge) ,,.,,., "' 0 CREVIER BMW ~ \,//f/1;' SALES • SERVICE • LEASING \,///f1; "Where Professional Attitude Prev11/I~" S.,.c:lall~lng In Europeen. o.tf¥ery. E1cetlent htec:tlon of New and caretullr prepered Uefd BMW'• alwaya In stocl(, 835-3171 208 W. 11t St., Santa Ana Corner of Broadway & 1et St. Cloaed Sundays GSTERLINQ SALIS -SERVICE -WSllC -'AllS Overseas Delivery Specialists PARTS DElltA,.TMENT OltEN SATURDAY MOANINOI BMW -ROLLS ROYCE 1540 Jamboree Rd. Newport Beach M0-8444 J CD JIM &LEMONS IMPOATI 1M11 Ou.II St. -INw C•r LoutlotJ 1001 Quall St. -R•uhl Dlvl•lotJ ® World's Largest Selection of 0 Mercedes Benz """- 133' .. 9300" Wes · ~ · Pw · Stnlce . My S111f .. e THEODOR! ROBINS FORD U.S.A. 's # 1 Thunderbird Retail. Dealer MOOern Sales, Service, Parts, Body, Paint & Tire Depts. Competitive Rates On lease & Daily Rentals 2• • .,.., lht1., ......... M2-0010 er M0-1211 ~ROEN GROVE • • o COMMONWEALTH VOLKSWAGEN &n 'FAMILY STORE SINCE '53' -~ Salu • Service • Leuing ~ Nl-OUO ------~-- ttCONNELL CHEVROLET 2121 • ......, lht1., ......... Over 23 Years Serving Orange County Sales • Service • Leasing 546-1200 MONDAY-FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY S,.a.I P.U Ult 541-1400 8:30 AM -9:00 PM 8:30 AM -6:00 PM 10:00 AM -5:00 PM SALES • LEASING • SERVICE • PARTS e IUBARU Of ANAHEIM We're Not the Biggest, But We,re the Best! at 9 1 Frwy and Harbor Blvd. 1221 N. Harbor Blvd. (71 4) 772-9800 Anaheim, CA 92801 (213) 924·2367 0 sffiitli County ~ VOLKSWAGEN/ISUZU CALIF'S ,111 lo LARGEST VOLKIWAGEN DEALER NEED we SAY MORE? Parts Open M-Sat 8 • 5:30 Sat 9 • 4 p m. Service ffl·Frl 7:30: 6 p.m. 11711 •EACH •LVO HUNTINGTON HACH 714/ 842-2000 . 0 HOUSI OP IMPORTS INC. • LONG TEIM LEASES * COMPETITIVE !lt\JRCHASE lltRICES • HUGI INVENTOIY 0 dial MERCEDES J:. 213/714 837-2333 Next to Santa Ana Fwy (5) on Manchester/Beach Blvd . 0 BILL YATES YILllWllll • ..... • PllllU • lllTlll SALES • LEASING • PARTS • SERVICE 12112 Yallt l1a4, IH .hlu 01,nfrlH 411-4111 111-4100 0 ORANGE COAST JEEP /RENAULT # l la DI W11t 111 llert JH, s.111 Flf I Y11n 11~ Onti12e • sALEs -Loa~t • sERv1cE _J ~.,.MAI!-I Ll/D • LEASING COOTA ....... • ACCESSORIES DEPT 549-8023 J G UNIVIRllTY OLDIMOllLE HONDA 2880 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa 540·0713 . 3 Blocj(s So. of 405 Fwy. 0 101 LONGPll8 PONTIAC · Orange County's ~a Larget flontU•c O.• .. rmtp ac kac:h l lW. I ~ Gltrd4Pn Gtol4 'rweway f714 M:Z ... •t f714) 6 ... :IMO We perform all ~warranty work, ~rd,.u of where you orlgln11lfy ~ted )"OUr air. --llG-•Y .vm .. ""'11. ... P ••• ~ I ~ ....... ---------------~----~-~----'