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Home My WebLink About1985-10-28 - Orange Coast Pilot.. 111!11- TOlllllOflttOW: FAIR ,~CAITIOMA2 Serving Newpc>f1 Beach, Coet1 ...... Huntington Beach, lrvlne, Laguna leach, Fountajn V1llty Ind South Orange County ORANGE COUNTY CALIFORNIA MO NDA 'I CJC TrlBf R 78 1'1f.l ', ;>SCENTS Reagan, hostages' kin to Confer Son and daughter of Huntington Beach captive to join long-requested meeting ------- FTom 1taff and wire report• A son and daughter of Huntington Beach resident l:>avid P. J acobsen were expected today to JOID relauvcs Sports Kansas City did It, com- ing from three back to win the World Serles./8 1 California Humphrey the wandering whale takes a turn for the worse./A7 Nation The make-believe fright of Halloween has been replaced by genuine fear a year after the slaylngs of two young trick-or- treaters./ AS World Israeli planes kill five people, wound nine In Lebanon raid./ A4 INDEX Bridge Bulletin Board Business C laaatfled Com lea Crossword Death Notices Entertainment Horoscope Ann landers Opinion Paparazzi Police l og Public Notices Sports Television Weather A9 A3 BS-6 87-10 A9 89 8 10 AS BS A10 A6 A1 0 A3 B4, 10 8 1-4, 10 AS A2 HBwinner spinning for the big one of other Amencans held hostage an Lebanon for a long-awaited meeting at the White House with President Reagan. The session will mark the tint time an a lenathy ordeal that the relatives of four of the six Americans kidnapped in Lebanon have been invited to meet with Reagan. Paul Jacobsen of Westminster and his sister Diane of Long Beach were scheduled to attend today's briefing with the president. "It's sometruog we've been work- ing toward for a Iona time," Enc Jacobsen of Huntington Beach, another son oftbe lcJd nappcd Amen- can hospital adminjstrator. said today. .. We're all look.ing at this as an opponuo1ty to express our concerns and suggestions 'to the president and to ask about the rationale for our cumnt policy," said Jacobsen, who remained m Orange County and was awa1ttng a telephone call from his brother and sister after the meeting Jacobsen's children have been worlcJng for the release of their father. who wu abducted May 28 o utside the Amencan U mversHy of Beirut hospi- tal, where he worked as ch1efadman1s- trator. Jacobsen an.d the other Amen- cans arc bcheved ~1og held by Shiite MosJems who are demandan.g the It'sOKtoboo during conte~ts for Halloween Early salutes to The Great Pumpkin at Orange Coast shopping malls over the weekend provtded plenty of good Ideas for costumes and decorations for upcoming Halloween festM1les. Fashion Island customers, who reoefved free pumpklna last week, brought ttHMr jad<-o'-18.nterns back for judging Sunday. Spectators and competitors of all ages looked over the wtnnlng entrtes In the carvtng contest, above. release of I 7 comrades 1mpnsoned 10 Kuwait Jacobsen said hts brother and SJster would ask the U S. government to begin direct talks wttb the captors regarding the release of the hostageS. The U.S. has been worlcJng through third-party officials, apparently to avoid the appearance of ncaouaung (Pleaae 1ee B08TAGE8'/A2) Suspect held in Laguna slaying By P AUL ARCHIPLEY Of ... OellJ ,.... ..,.,, >\ transient 1s being held by Laguna Beach pohce toda) for susp1c1on of murdenng another homeless man David Lynn LaV11la. 39. 1s an custcxh 1n connection wnh the stab- bing death of Ro~n Charles Col- burn 32 at a Laguna Beach gas station Sunda) According to police Lt. Jim White. pohce received ao anonymous call at I 0· 19 p m Sunda) The caller said a man was 1n need of help at the Union station at 120 S ( oast Highway Police found Colburn lying an the stauon parkrng lot He had been stab~d once an the chest and was pronounced dead at the scene Police said Colburn apparent!) was asleep 1n a sleeping bag v.hen he was stabbed They have a ba)onet that 1s the suspected murder weapon A coun1 yw1de bulleun was broad- cast forapprebens1on of LaV1lla The two men knew each other. White !Mlld, and LaV1l\a reportedly was angry at Colburn Other transients told pohcc LaV11la was threatening "to get Colburn:· White s~ud. l\t 2:49 a.m today, the Orange Count)' Shenffs Depanmem rc- cen ed a calJ from Lelsure World ~unt~ police who said the) had La\ ilia in custod\ 1n the parking lot of Gene\ a Prcsb\lenan Church on El Toro Road .\ccord1ng 10 a Leisure 'World (Plea.e .ee STABBING/A2) Authorities to probe fatal plane crash By STE\. E MARBLE Of !fie 0.-, -·- .\small airplane 1n\o hed 10 a tatal crash \)unda\ off the coast o f ~.al Beach "'as w tx ra1..ed !Tom tht" ocean toda~ and to""ed to land for tn'ipec· A 29-year--0ld Huntington Beach man hopes to become an instant milhona1re tonight m the California lotter). Wilham Barlow Jr., who was reported by his father as being too excited over the prospects of sudden Twine Kristen and Andrea Ehret, 2'"1, of Laguna Niguel, showed oft th4Mr stripes and spots for the judgee at South Coast Plaza's carouael. They took third place tn the 2-to .. year-old dlvtlMon of the skeleton crew competing for prtzee. uon tn federal authont1~ ' Related a tori•• on A 7 riches to sleep Sunday night, was in Hollywood television studjos this mom mg prcpanng for the big spin of a roulette-style wheel that could bring him as much as S2 million. The general manager of Lunbar Solar Systems in Garden Grove, Barlow plans to use the money to buy a house if he should get so lucky. He's a bachelor and a ~duate of La Qu inta High School an Wcstmister. The lottery winners will be an- nounced at a prime-time grand pnzc TV show tonight. Local artists seeking support, but shun 'Orange County' tag Galleries, museums overlook 'home-own' works. some complain at OC arts conference Artists in Oranae County face a frustrating dilemma. They want support fro m local coUccton, pJlerica and audiences, yet they don't want to be labeled "Onnae County artists" and bear the stipnaofconservative and provincial stereotypes the county bas been saddled with. "To be called an Oranie County artllt is devastatina." said Vic Joachim Smith, a local artist and art professor emen tus at Cal State Full- erton. .. Many ani1u ~are f.>lftl uodet- pound bccaute they don t want to be known 11 Oraqe County arti1U and have the old imqe of a nick·in-tbo- ----~---- mud." While Smith is hopefW that local artiltl will become lea conc:emcd with labels and arbitrary ai1Cria used to judie their WO~ Olhen in the Orinae County art community •Y arti.u are stnvina nevertbelesa to have their work rcoop.ized locally u well u by a nadonal art audience. They eomedma complain that local pllerle1 and mueums overlook area lrtiltl while ooUecton uftdcr- etlimJte the g::.,or aoca1 art. In addit.ibo. the ft: auppon for art mu1CUm1 lftd llllcriel is ..-k. Tbe P'Owina paiu On.nee Coun· ty'1 art M>rkl r. aperiencina wu the topic of a day-Iona coofereftce Pft9- coted last Thursday by the Orange County Arts Alliance. At one of three panel di1CUss1ons held at the Irvine Hilton. Smith was joined by art col.Jccton and museum d.Uuton to ditcuss the state of the vilual a.ruin Oranae Count~. "It's very difficult for artists n&ht DOW. The auppon Slructurt for Or- .. County artists isn't in etac:c. There are not enouah pJlerie&. said Beuy Turnbull, co-owner of the TLK Oal1ery in Colta Mesa. TumbuU. put cuntor of art at the Newport Harbor Art MuleU.m, l&ld 1f more suppon for the arts is not provided in Oruee County soon, anists will 1tan lelvina the aru to woct~ . "Tbe way it l1lDds now," t.be aaid. "art is 1dlJ pretty alun ptctinp, It's aenina beUer. but 1t'1 oot movina Costumed char.ct~ wtth a ghost of a chanoe, also vied for most unUIUel, moat traditional, moat happy and moet ghoulllh honors at Fashion Island where festlvttlea aJ90 Include a pumpkin lfng..along. Any booing at both eYents waa either cheers for the creative effort• end cdorthg talents dlaplayed or ecary practk:e for trick-or-treet..-who wtll be knoddng on doors and bobbing for -.pptee on Thursday night. The 1wo-sea1 l·1babna. de!>Cn hed as a stunt plane splashed into the ocean and sanlr. in -1 5 fct't of '-'ater. lr.1lhng a pasSt'nger and lnJUnng the pilot The accident apparent!\ '-"ent unnot1ce-d b\ a crowd of 500 gathered near the pier to celebrate ~al Beach's 70th anni' ersan The pilot. Charles \fahan 'i6. of Los .\ngeles "'a' able to frt"t' h1mselt from the wred .. age and was picked up b) the skipper of a pn\ ate boat. Orange Count) hentis l t Boh Kemmis said \.fahan '-'as transfe~ to a shentrs harbor patrol boat and taken to the Seal Beach Pier where he wa<, met b) paramedics He was subse- quent!\ treated for minor in1uncs at (Pleue eeoe PROB&/ A.2) ROBERT HYNDMAN Police identify body of slain man found set on fire in field fut." ~vin Consey. dircctor of the Newport Harbor Art Museum, like- ned the arts 10 Onngc County to an adole9Cenl. "It lacks so~ matun ty and sopbisuauon." he said. "and 1t also lacks money." As a renowned a.n m useum. the Newport Harbor Art Museum d~s not typically dtffercnuate bttwccn Onnac County artists and non- county l.rtlsts. Consey said. AJtbouah local artists have their work Clh1b1ted the1't fro m time to time. they arc not 11ven prefcRnuaJ treatment. "We're not c:onc:iemcd whether an anist lives in Oranae County or not." C'ontty said. "We're interested 1n ,,,__ .-AllTl8T9/ A.2) BJ PHIL SNEIDERMAN °' ............. OlsuoctJve aotd and diamo nd j('V.· clry lod poh~ to 1dent1~ a man whose corpsie was set oo fire last w~k an an Irvine field. pohce sa.1d toda') lfVlne S,t. Richard Bowman said investlptorudenufied the dead man over the ~lcend as Ronald Euacne Sampson, a 31-~~r-0ld Lon.a Beach resident. Bowman declined to reveal Sampson's occupation or pla~ of employment lnvcsttpton wett 1n1uall" stvm1ed af\er a patrol officer spotted a bum1na body at 3 a.m Tbunday m a lflSS') area off R1dachnl' Dnve 1n the affluent Turtk Rock rommun1t' No wallet or other 1denuficat1on was found on the v1cttm .._n autops) detemuned tM man had died of a aunshot wound to the upper torso 48 ton hours before~ bod~ was ~t on fire One invesu~~ spec-ulatcd that thl' body had "duroped" in trvme after the man hAd bttn ulled elttwherc The charTCd rond1000 of the bod) made 1dennficauon difficult., p&rttcu· larl) because usable pnnts oould ~ obtained from only two or thrtt fin,en. pohoe wd Fnday Hopma to find clues. 1nvesupton had relalcd a detcnpt1on and per- milled photoeraphs of d11t1ncllve aold and diamond ~lni that the (P1--.-llOllnD/ A2l ~. , HB candidate offers reward ""\ for vandals who take signs By 1\08£1\T BARI.ER °' .. _.., ........ A IC.bool board candidate today offered a SIOO reward for the arrest and conviction of eenona be claims arc rippina down his ca.mpaian post· ets LO Huntinatoo Beach. Spencer Hatch, teeklna one of three seats up for elcctJon next Tuetday in the Huntinaton Beach City (clcmen· tar)') School District. said the ll&JlS are beina tom from utility poles lhrou&hout the city almost as soon as they an: out up. Hatch 61, the director and man- ager of a Westminster pre.-school, said he suspects that vandals probably are acting on behalf of an election opponent whom he declined to identify. "I believe someone who wants to keep my name from before the pubbc is responsible," sa1d Hatch. He and bis son put out about $360 worth of professionally made orange and red campaign signs Saturday night and all but a few were destroyed. He has more of the 14x22-inch signs to post, he said. but is reluctant to put them out without better controls. He'sreported the incident to police who have disclosed they'll check the area. he said. Hatch. who's opposmg su other candidates, said vandals were par- ticularly active near Main Street and Beach Boulevard in the downtown part of the city. Three times he put up signs, and each time they were destroyed. He used a ladder to put the third sign about 25 feet high on the pole, but It too was denroyed. he said. CampaiJD signs of his opponents remained mt.act. he said. It 1s a misdemeanor, he said, to destroy personal property. Meanwhile, Bill Compton, an area manager of the Southern California Edison Co .. said today that California .,.., ......... ..,Lee ~ Spencer Batch ahcnn hl8 n.ndallqct •tcna. law prohibits the postina of all signs on the privately owned utility poles. But be said that company officials rarely remove the political signs in a small JocaJ election where sign proliferation is relatively minimal. PROBE DUE AFTER PLANE DIVES •.. From A l Los AJam itos MedicaJ Center and released. About five hours after the crash, shenffs deputies and city lifeguards wearing scuba gear recovered the body of John Thcricau, 50, of West- lake Village, from the cockpit of the submerged airplane, a county cor- oner's deputy said. The single-engine airplane crashed at 12:55 p.m. about one mile southeast of the city pier, near a Chevron Oil drilling platform, ac- cording to a Seal Beach police dispatcher. Several fishermen apparently saw the low-Oyina ~e hit the water and notified city lifquards. The airplane, thouabt to be a 1970s model, took otr from Compton Airport at 12:35, National Transpor- tation Safety Board invcstiptor Wayne Pollack said.He said the pilot and his passenger apparently were planning to fly along the coastline to watch boats. "It was a pleasure trip," Pollack said. Witnesses said the airplane did .. some wild maneuvering and then came into contact with the water," according to Pollack. The wreck.aae, once hoisted from the ocean, will be inspected by the National Transportation Safety Board. which i1 assigned the task of determining what caused the crash. Pollack said be bas no advance word on the mechanical condition of the plane. BURNED BODY IDENTIFIED IN IRVINE •.• From Al victim had been wcanng. The jewelry included an expensive watch, nnp, chains and a bracelet. Bowman said a friend of the man's fa mily read a description of the Jewelry and gave Sampson's name to Jrvine police. Sampson's fingerprints were on file wtth the county, and investJgaton were able to match them wtth prints taken from the body, Bowman wd. The Irvine police ~t declined to say wh_y Sampson s fingerprints were on file or whether he bad a criminal record. "It Jtivcs us somethinJt to start lookina into," Bowman said of the identification. Irvine police didn't find Sam~n·s car in the area and said no residents have reported seeing a suspicious car leaving from the scene of the burning body. ARTISTS AVOIDING COUNTY IMAGE ••• From Al whether that person cuts It ID the intemattonaJ art scene." According to Conscy, two ques-- t1ons will determine the future of the artc; 1n Orange County: • Will there be an audience for the arts in Oranee County? •Can art instllullons survive wtth support coming only from the pnvate sector> "If the answers to these two question~ 1sn '1 yes, the future is bleak." Conscy said. "But if the answt"r 1s maybe o r yes, the future, ID my op1n1on. 1s very bnghl." One sign of the currently weak ~uppon for the ans in Orange County, Conscy said, 1-; the relatively low level of contnbut1ons made by county residents .. ( ahfo m1ans gi ve about 14 per- cent It'~~ to chantabk endeavors, incl uding the arts. than they do ID otherct'lmparable communities ID the United States," he said With the declining levels of art ~upport funds com me from the public sector. pnvate donations become all the more important. Some new programs sponsored by Orange \ounty corporations arc starting a new trend m pnvate arts fu nding. Just Call 642-6086 o:!t:.';' le Querenteed Uotldlly I •IC)ly If yno. "" ""' -"°"' pep. I>'; 'I )Of)"" ~al 1191o<• 1 j ~ y(NI C""Y .. ..... _.., For ex.ample, the KolJ Co.. a Newport Beach-based development firm, is participating in an Arts in Public Places propam with the city of Irvine that adds works of art within the firm's new developments. "As of now, we've comiuioned eight pieces of art work to be installed in plazas and other developments of the Koll Co.," said Mike Lewis, Koll's vic.c president of development. Koll Center Irvine, which is in its second development phase, will in- clude eitterior and interior sculpted art and paintinJJ amid four million square feet of office space, four hotels, seven restaurants and other facilities by the time it's completed in 1991. The center will be located in the Irvine Business Complex near John Wayne Airport. Koll's efforts to place art among their developments is an example of the firm respanding to the current market, LcW1s said. "There's an awareness level among aJI dcvelopen that this is something people want and something they eitpect," he said. "It's not JUSt art for art's sake." Irvine City Councilwoman Sally Anne Miller said a directory of local artists would help cities and support groups contact possible recipients for commissioned art work. But because of the difficulty in sorting throu~ the various artists and the media they work in, the Newport Harbor Art Museum's Con- scy said, "Your process is destJned to be a frustrating one." But Conscy added that artists typically know where the best artists can be found and act as an intncate referral system. Despite alJ the efforts to support artists and promote the art communi- ty in Orange County, however, there is an inbred resistance among artists to accept those helping hands, even if they need them to support their work. .. When artisu pay too much att.cn- t1on to their audience, they spend far too ltttle time w1th the1t creative work," Vic Smith said. "I believe that as artists, we have to re-examine the role ofbcing very vital amateurs." When asked what Orange County arusts would like from ~oups like the Arts Alliance, Smith wd, "Caring. Jf artists feel that someone's out there whocaresabout what they're doing. it makes a world of difference." What do you llke about tbe Dall y Pilot? Wut don 't you llkt? Call tbe number at leh aacl your mesuge will be recorded. traascrtbed ancl delivered to ik appropriate editor. Tile ume U-~oer H1werln1 service may be used to record letters to t11e editor oa any topic. Contrlbaton to our Letters column muat lnclade tbelr name and tf'ltptlone number for verUlcatlon. No clrcala&loa calla. pleast. Tell 111 wllat's on y01r mlncl. 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Ntt 38 32 .,_. ~ Thur.oey end Ftldey. knt.a Cn.t1 "'-Ill 411 T..-1.-y at t 04 am , MO r-eo-in at ~City 71 49 HlglW In Ille to ....,, 70.. l.oM aama Metil 1111 ~ 5311pm 57 L..-Vee-84 ~In .... so.. a..1a Mol'llCa 70 Sii City may ban surfers at Wedge By SUSAN BOWLETf °' ... °"",.. .... The Wedge in Newport Beach has been a fa.med spot where swimmers have tested their talents against the unusual waves that peak next to the jetty, but city officials will consider banning suriboards at the dangerous beach. "I don•t really know what the council will decide," said Newport Beach Mayor Philip Maurer, "Some people think that people with surf- boards shouldn't be allowed there." The controveny was sparked by a letter to the City Council by Los Anacles resident Greg Thome, who said he was cut when a surfboard ran over him earlier this month. He was bodysurfing at the Wedge Newport Beach Lifeguard spokes- man Bud Bclshc said the surf at the Wedge is not the ideal place for surfina anyway. It is dominated by bodysurfcn who would like to sec hard boards outlawed from the area. The kneeboatders who sometimes ride the waves at the Wedge have not presented a problem. he said. Bclsbc said the Wedge brings out a small group of talented bodysu.rfers and knecboarders who routmely battle waves when the south swell peaks. Maurer said council members will review the matter at their study session this afternoon. <(, STABBING IN LAGUNA ... From Al Sccunty Division spokesman, Capt. Bob Rimmer and Sgt. William John- son bad heard the bulletin on their patrol car radio and spotted the suspect's vehicle in the lot. The officers apprehended LaVilla and an unidentified passenger, then radioed the sheriffs department and Laguna Beach police. LaVilla was booked mto the Laguna Beach Jail and faces arraign- ment Tuesday. HOSTAGES' KIN TO MEET REAGAN ... From Al with terrorists. White House spokesman Larry Speakes said today R~n "just thouaht it would be timely' to sec the famif y members who were scheduled to be in Washington this week for a fCJUlar update on the hostage situ- allon from State Department of- ficials. Speakes said the families had written Rcapn I.Skins for the session. "The meetina will provide the opportunity for the president to bring the families up to date on our efforts to secure the release of their rela- tives." White House spokesman Mark Weinberg sa.1d Sunday of the session, scheduled for late this after- noon. Reagan, returning to the White House Sunday from a weekend at his Camp David retreat in the Maryland mountains, refused to answer re- porters' questions about the session. Speakes said relatives of only four of the six families would be rep- resented at today's mectinJ.. White House spokesman Edward Djercjian said Buckley has no immediate family, and Speakes said the family of Thomas Sutherland is in London and could not be reached by the White House. • Since Feb. IO. 1984, nine Ameri- cans have been kidnapped in Leba- non, and the meeting marks the first time Reagan has scheduled a White House meeting with any relative of a victim. Three of the kidnapped men ha vc been freed. In the past. hostagt relatives have charged they have been misled by the Reagan administration when they tried to get information on U.S. government efforts to aid the host.ages. Earlier this month, some family members and friends formed the American Hostage Committee to focus public attention on the hostages' plight. single age38 TV anchorwmnan Self destruction is one res ponse to a mental cri sis. A demandin~ career or a stressful home life can drive almost an yo ne to h<irm· ful action s. BuL. every situation is different. That's wh y there are P, .,. .. .,. to poison. herself di fferent w<1y~ to help. '.&a.11.D The lnform<lt 1on Center at Capi strano hy the . ra Hospital has a free book let on mental crisi s. It outlin es the mflny options you havr (lv;1ilablr. Hospitalization is cml y one of - them. Call '714 ) 831-1787. Yc>U'll receiv~ thi s useful booklet in ab solute confidence. We've helped people cope with the problems of today's society for over 25 years. We und erstand . How to Harxile a Mental Crisis • "!1!!!!!1l- Buuc r1N BoARD Seniors get free flu shots today A free nu sbot clime for senior ciuzens, sponsored by the South Coast Medical Center and the Oranae County Health Department, is bcina beld today thro!if S p.m. at South Coast Medical Center in South una. Recommen only for people SS and over, the nu shots a~ beina administered m tbe board room of the hospital, at 31872 South Coast HiJhway. People will be treated on a first come, first served basis and more information 1s a vaJlabtc at 499-1311. Cookln6 clauea carded C.j~n/Creol~ . ~oolcing and traditional Thanks11v1ng fest1v1t1es arc being prepared in two Coastline Community College lectures the former tonight and the latter next Monday, both from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the Newport Beach Center. 3101 Pacific View Drive, Corona del Mar. Both lectures will be presented by Debra Lee Jordan, the head chef with California Classics Catering. The cost of each class is S 17, an further tnfonnation is available at 241 -6186. Halloween aafety streaed A program hiahlighting Halloween safety preparedness for local parents will be offered tonight from 7 to 9 p.m. at the National Pediatric Support Services office, 2627 Vista dcl Oro 1n Newport Beach. Safety tips and safe costume and makeup techniques for children will be offered. The office will host a Halloween party Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m . with refreshments, carnival booths. a haunted house and a costume parade Language claBBes offered The Jewish Community Center of South Orange County has announced the opening of its new fall classes, 1ncludrng a course in beginnmg Hebrew beginning today. Other classes will be offered in beginning Spanish, Yiddish, introduction to music, purposeful play and a class for expectant mothers. A SAT preparation course also is offered. Eng1neers• open house set "UCI Engincenng -Industry: Plannmg the Future·· is the theme for the third annual UC Irvine Engineering Affiliates Review, to be held Teusday from 3 to 6:30 p.m. at the University Club on campus. The review, intended to acquaint affiliate and other industry members with the research betng conducted m the School of Engmeenng, 1s free and open to the public. Call John Feltman at 856-7950 or 856-795 I for more 1nfonnatton and rescrvauons. Halloween party at library The Dana Niaucl Library will host a Halloween party Tuesday from 5 to 6 p.m. for children of all ages at its facility on Coast Highway at Niguel Road. The free program will include stories. games, crafts, songs and refreshments and children may attend in costume if they wish. Call the children's service department at 496-5517 for further tnfor- mation. Memoir clan at GWC A series of five free workshops for senior citizens on wriung lifetime experiences as a memoir to pass on to future generauons will be held at Golden West College beginning Tuesday. Screenwriter and novelist Jane Pehderghast- O'Reilly will conduct the programs, scheduled for 12:45 to 2:45 p.m. in Room 136 of the college's admin1strat1on building. Part1c1pants may regJster at the door and more infonnat1on 1s available at 891-3991 Blood analysis offered Dcl~do Optimal Medical Care in Newpon Beach wtll offer a free hve blood cell analysis at a health lecture Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at its facility, 3961 MacArthur Bl vd., Suite I 0 I. The topic of the lecture is "How to Achieve ()pumum Health.·· Call the medjcaJ care office at 416-2334 for details. Candidate•• forum set The Associated Student Government of Saddleback College will host a meeting of the Saddleback Community College District Board of Trustees candidates Tuesday at 12: 15 p.m . 1n the McKinney Theater of the Mission Viejo collCfe. Teo candidates arc running for three positions m the Nov. 5 election. For more information, call the student development office at 582-4616. Image aemlnan •lated Two pcnonal development scmman will be offered this week by Irvine Valley Cotlqe. The first, on happineu, will be held Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at Turtle Rock Community Parle, Sunnyhill Road off Tunlc Rocle Drive, Irvine. The second on conversation ts planned for Saturday from JOa.m. to 5 p .m. in Room A212/213 of the colleae. The fees arc S IS for the first class and S25 for the second. Call 5S9·3333 for further information. Nlc&nlD• program planJJed A slide prcaentation and discussion on Nicaraaua will be tbe topic of Wednesday's meetin1 of the Educators for Social Rciponsibility at S:30 p.m . at 727 Bellis, Ncwpon Beach. Curriculum materials for use in preparation for the Reqan-Oorbllcbev summit meetiOJ aJeo will be sham1. C.tll Betty at 856--0117 for more infonnation. Monday, Oct. 28 • 7:30p.m. 1nt11e'rnua9"nats.eC.mmh1toa City Council Chambetl, 17100 Jambcmit Blvd. Tueaday, Oct. 29 • 9:30 a.m., Oru&e ~ ,Bee.H et..,.,.. men, Hall of Admiafitnlioo hearina room, I 0 Civic Cenltf P1a.a. SuLI Ana.. ~- It's a wetjob U thla la bath time, It muat be Saturday. Jojo Killian of Coeta Mesa haula oat the aarden hoee and wuha eeven day•' worth of dirt and mtacellaneoaa who-lmowa-what off hla do&, Pilot. The bath la acbeduled every week -whether Pilot needa lt or not. He uaually doa. Gas prices creeping up with more hikes seen LOS ANGELES (AP)-Gasohne retail pnces edged up for lhe first time in 31h months. and an oil industry analysl says that means lhe cost of gettmg the lead out of gas has finally reached the pump and more increases are 1n store. Dan Lundberg, publisher of the pet- roleum-onented Lundberg Letter. said Sunday that retail pnces rose less than a fifth ofa cent in the last two weeks. whale wholesale prices rose 1.08 cents per'g:aJl on. cutting into retailers' profits "A further retail mcrease Wlll occur as dealers catch up to pass that wholesale increase on to the public." he predicted. For the survey period end mg Fnday. the average retail price of all grades ofgasohnc. self and full-serve, was S 1.204 per gallon, almost a fifth of a cent higher than 1n the previous two-week penod, Lundberg said. He surveys prices at some 17.000 service stations nationwide e very two weeks. He said he had expected the un- seasonable post-Labor Da> pnce nse ~use of the reducti on oflead content 1n gas that took effect Jul> I under orders of the U.S-Envi ronmental Protection Agen- cy. Cutting the lead content in gasohne increases the cost of mak.ing leaded gas because other octane enhancers are more expensive. Lundbellt said the IUlS price hake had been delayed because of the use ot cheaper imported gasoline as well as imports of ingredients used to make gasohne. such as naptha. Such imports .. now account for one in every 14 gallons(of gas} we consume 1n the United States," he said. The latest Lundberg survey found that the retail pncc of self-sen e regular leaded gas averaged S l.081 per gallon. up m o re than a quarter-cent in the past two weeks Self-serve regular unleaded was SI . IS 7. up near!) a fifth of a cent. while premium unleaded was SI 288. up mo re than a fifth of a cent. Full-serve regular leaded was SI 309, up nearly a tenth of a cent, regular unleaded was S 1.376. up o nl) three-hundredth!> of a cent; and premium unleaded was SI 447, up almost a quarter-cent. Self-serve gasoline pnces rose more than full-~rvc ~cause there 1s greater demand for the cheaper self-serve gas. which nov. accounts for 76 percent of all domestlt' gasolines sales. Lundberg said. Another EPA-mandated cut 1n lead content is due at the end of the year Retail gas pnces probably will go up even more because of the next lead cutback and increased winter demand for heatmg 011 which causes produce~ to de' ote les<> of each barrel of 011 to gasoline production, Lundberg said Police data delayed in Irvine teen case By USA MAHONEY OflMCW,~· ..... An Orange Count) Supenor Court comm1ss1oncr has delayed the release of Distnct Attorney's 10tcrv1t:ws with three lrvtne police officers accused of rough treatment 10 the April 21 arrest of a mentally retarded. autistic teen-ager. Comm1ss1oncr Greer Stroud told the half-dozen attorneys whose clients are mvolvcd 10 a $20-million c1v1l lawsuit ap1nsl the city of Irvine and three of 11s police officers MOnday that she was inclined to tum over the taped interviews to the tcen-agcr's attorney;. but she agreed to make arrangements ror defense at- torneys to listen to them first so they can fonnulate arguments ap1nst release of the tapes. Lee Wood. counsel for the ci ty. and three attorneys representing the a~ustd polacc officers asked Stroud not to release the interviews today because th<'y did not know if they might contain pnvilqed information. But Richard Peterson, attorne} for 19- ycar-old Guido Rodriaucz Jr .. complained his opponents were only trying to delay proc:ecdinp in the lawsuit. Each poll~ officer had his or her attorney prt1Cnt Banda,ton Beach A bWJlar reponedJy broke 10to a brown 1981 Toyota Celica parked in the carpon of an ap&rtment complex in the 6700 block of Warner Avenue Friday or Saturday How- ever. the buraJa,r didn't steal anyth1na. • • • Someone rcponedly broke into a home lo the 6400 block of Reubens Sunday afternf:>on and stole a 38-caliber b.andaun. won.b'$300, and S2S in cub. Poltoc reports said the thiehlso ransacked the rcsidenCIC. • • • Money, c:n:dit cards, and Jewelry of an undetermined value were reponed stolen from a home 1n the 20SOO block of ~t Sunday. The thief entered throuah a rear window, police repona laid. • • • A ~dent in the 16800 block of Barona dun ng the Dist m t Attorneys intervte"'-. he said. and Stroud had granted In 1ne access 10 the tapes a month ago Holly Leonard. deputy d1stnLl attome). aclcnowlcged that Stroud had penn11ted the release of the tapes to all but Peterson in a Sept. 24 heanng. But the D1~1nct At- torney's office decided against turning the tapes over because tt would give Irvine an unfair advantage over Peterson. ~he said. Stro ud agreed 10 arrange a time when defense attorneys may rcvte>A the tapes and present arguments against Peterson's re- cc1v10g them. She also ordered Wood to pro' 1de her with personnel records of the officers wt thin I 0 days. Such personnel 1nfonnaton 1s protected under state law but Stroud said she would weigh the officcn' nghts to pnvac} against Peterson's right to know the tr work h1stor) Peterson alkges that Sgt. James Lowder and officers Shari Lohman and Dave Stocnner violated Rodriguez.' c1v1l na,hts when they chased him down. handcuffed and aITCsted ham on susp1c1on of stealing a bicycle and being under the influence of druas. RouJ}\ ~atmcnt dunng the arnst cost the then 18-year-old )Outh bis left k1dne~. Pctcnon claims. back fence. She didn't know 1fhc had taken anythma. police reoons said ' . . ;+.resident 10 the 7300 block of Garfield repontd Sunday that someone stole a 22- calibcf stmi automatic nfle. worth SI SO. from his home last week • • • A blue woman's 10..spttd b1C'ycle. worth SI IQ, was reported stolen froru the open prqr of a home m lhc S 100 block of Geldini Sunday • • • A rn1dent 10 the 6300 block of Olona reported Sunday that ber I }-year-old son wu shot wilh a BB-tun b)' someone ndina 1n the beck of a wbJtc ptckup truck near Spnf\IVlew School. Pohce reports sa.id be was take-o to the Emeraicenter. 4952 Warner A~ • (Of tre.atmmt • • • An employtc of the Two Wb«l l ransll reported lh.tt a man brolct into her hou1e Sunday. She co&d police she aaw him run •••••••••••••••··--~ throuah her back yard and hop over the Autbonry bicycle shop. 401 Main SL, f'el)Of'tfd that a man came tnto the store 10 ' , ~ I Ofange CoMt OAJL V PILOT /Mand.my, October 28. 1945 * AS AFL-CIO meets in.county, eyes unified action By &k Aaaodaae4 Preu AfL.CIO Prnldtnt Lane KutJand was scheduled to open the fedention's 16th biennial convention 10 Anaheim today W1th a call to act.Jon on the pohocaJ and cc-0nom1c fronts by a u01fied labor move- ment. In a speech to 1,000 dtl~tes wbo lead the federation's 96 affihated unions, Kirkland wu to focus on a post-Reapn era u an opporturuty for orpnw:d labor. The theme of the four-day convention, .. Meeting the Challcnse of the Future," reflects a move toward new strategy that the Afl.A'IO 1s trying to develop. With the labor movement havrng lost 2. 7 million of its rank and file since 1980. the AFL-CIO 1s look.ina to the rutllon's 28 m1lhon former union members as a potent1al orpnizm~ around. The federation s secretary-treasurer. Thomu R. Donahue, with Klrldand's support, is bctund the campaign to develop new union benefit pack.ages to offer to non-unionists as well as membcn. The concept, which emerged from a self- analysis issued by the Af'L..CIO last February, holds out to non-union workers the poss1b1hty of bemg eligible for con- sumer discounts. credit cards and low-cost supplemental insurance Under the proposal. the services would be avaJlable through a labor unton for an annual fee that would be less than union dues. Pnme candidates for the service would ~ rormer un1onJSLS wbo work at non- union bu11neisei or work.en who tned unsu.ccenfuUy to Of)&DIZC employees into a colleettve b&rpiruna unit Kirk.land IS rcnewma the fedcrauon·~ efforts to act 1n unity 1n the face of what orpnized labor rqards as a hostile Republican admin1stratton. One opportunity the AFlA"IO men- uons promJDentJy 10 a report to lhe convenuon 1s next year's m1d-tenn clec- uons 1n the Senate, where 22 R~ublican and 12 Democratic seats arc up. Sutt~n of lhc GOP incumbents fac101 re-clec11on are first·tenraers and most uc conservati ve~ Republicans hold a narrow 53-47 edge 1n the Senate It 1s the 1988 pres1dent1aJ election however that lhc federauon of m ore than 13 m1Llton members secs as m big c-hance and Kirk.land hopes to persuade th~ fedcrauoo's unions to act together He took the fi rst step O\ er the weckc.-n<.I when the AFL-CIO's execuuve counLll moved tnto pos1t1on for a possible earl> endorsement ofa Democratic pres1dent1al cand1da~ ~fore the pnmar) campaign season. The council agrCt'd to the conLept o( soundtng out union members un whether there is a con~nsus w1th1n th~ federauon 1n fa vor of a particular can- didate. The process 1sdes1gned to avoid a repeat of past campaigns 1n which unions redun~d their pol.JllcaJ etTecuvencss b) endorsing compettng Democrats Chapman's tribute to honor visionaries Chapman College will honor three Orange C"ounuans on Nov 2 when its Fine <\rts Departments stage An Amencan Celebration V, an annual mbute to individuals who have conc hed countv ltft: and who cxcmphf) the spint of . free cnterpnsc • Presented dunng the college's I 25th anniversary, and mlcd "Discover the Future." the gala at the Anaheim Mamo tt Hotel wall pay "tnbute to three Amcncan<> 1n pan1cular. vmonanes each one o f them. who have made a tremendous impact on the way we harvest our fields, build our homes, and even repair human hearts " said Chapman trustee George Argyros of Newport Beach. This year's honorees arc Newport Buch resident and businessman Gen. W1l11am L-,,on. rancher Francis Gnset and heart valve entrepreneur Warren Hancock. Lyon, a retired Air Force ma1or general. ts credJted with saving AuCal where he 1s chairman and chief executive officer. He also heads T he ~1ll1am L\On C (J Southern Caltforn1a·, top home bu1ldc1 the past four y~ Gnsct will be honored for his contnbu· t10ns to agnbus1ness >A hert: his mechanical mno' attom li ke self-propelled bea n thrashers and 1m gat1on '>Y'>tt'm~ are na- llonall) recognized. Hancock, a pa oncer in 1he cloo,('d cm u1 t tcle' 1s1on industn de' eloped the porc1nt· heart 'ah<" that has extended Lhe h'es ut more than I 00 ()()() people Chapman's l\mencan C elcbrat1on \ was launched tn 1981 a~ the centcrp1ect: o t the college's Enttrpnsc 86 capital cam patgn Accordtng to President(., T \mtth $411 million of the $54 m 11l1on goal has been commtttt'd The capital campaign's first pr<>Jelt ,., a SI 0 mtlhon Learning Center on tht Orange campu~. Groundbrcalmg 1s s.ched uled 1n early 1986 Fire Explorers set OC muster .\ bucket bngade race. Med <\tr Helicop- ter demonstration and barbecue are among the events planned when the Califo rnia Fire Explonng Assoc1at1on sponsors its first muster Saturda~ at the assoct.at1on's Net-4 Tra1010g fac11Jt, · Bcginnmg at 8 a.m. at the facilit~ at thc Orange Freewa) and Orangcwood m .\nahe1m. the muster will feature compet1- twn among young people from Orange test nde a SI ~ 3Q rnmpe11tton b1~'de bu1 didn't return 11 Fountain Valley Store officials at Ca11 fom 1a Cowbo\ 17945 Magnolia St. reported that somrone stole a $395 leather Jacket from th<' store Sundav afternoon . . .. O fficials at the Mobil 0 11 ( orp reponed Sunday that one of the emplo~ees at the 16230 Harbor Bh d scrvtet' station 'tole S I . "'00 in cash • • • Someone reported!) <>tol<' \3. "~S JO Jewelry and SSO 1n cash from a home JO the 17800 block of Elm Fnda) ••• ~ 24-ycar-old Twcnt)OJOe Palm<. man was cited for unnattng 1n a public p lace tn the 18100 block of Euclid Street Saturda\ night Newport Beach Tools valued at S 1.330 were reported stolen fro m tbe bed ofa truck parked 1n the 2100 block o f Miramar Fnda) or Saturday ••• James Wilham C'ronm. 17. and Nancy Sue Bouvier, 24. were arrested for makmaa loud. unreasonable not~ in front of their 18th Street rcs1denet Sunda) • • • Jewelry valued at 1900 wa~ reported stolen from a home an the I Q{)() block of Pon Tnnm FndB ~ or Saturda~ lrrine A Strav. Hat Ptu.a deh"cf) man was robbed of an unknown amo unt while dchvenna a pill to a Glenhuru ~s1dencc Sunday ntfl'IL Acc-ord1ng to pohcc. the v1cum was to front ofthe customer's home when he was accosted by a man who strudt him 10 the fact wtth hts fist and took h1 money No weapon was 'lttn. pohct rcpons sa1d The suspect 1s d~nbcd as a black man, 5 feet. 10 inch~ tall, wetah1na 180 pounds.. wt th shon. manne cut-st) le hair He was wcanna a hJht blue polo \hat'\ and Levi~. pohce reports said C-tall- .. rt"sidcnt 1n w 800 block ofBcarC rttk reported that S6SO 1n tools 1n a S50 bo• we~ taken from his open P.ra&e Saturday or Sunday • • • Someone ~portedly stOle 1 S 12 S bicycle Count' v.ho ha-i~ attt>n1.kd the a''"' '.I 11on'sfire academ'llf"'hn.He ntac,ll'J r ca reers 1n the fire scf' •~<' C ompe11ng posts v.111 tx' cl1g1t'llc 11>1 trophies. and profe~s111nal fire ftghtcl'\ -' be c:ondut11ng skill' ch n1c~ throup,h11u1 .t. da\ Fe<' for the <'' ent 1\ \ti per pc:r,1•r more information lall 'i~!l-''1ti a.nd stole SI r. r.~ I 111 • niru1<."r t'\.ll!ll'mt'n unda\ South County Someone repon<."dh 'itolc an \ ' fl••• sunglasses from a hlut 141:!4 "'1a1dd p1d .. ~1 p parked 1n the carpon ()I a Laguna Hill' apartment along .\bb' v.ood • • • <\ S54.5 motor ~ootcr "'a' •t'l)<.irH 1 stolen from the garage o f a La guna "•ttUl home an the '14()() bllxl t1f Pad1 na < an.ll Police reports said the thatl t·r11t·rc1' through the opc-n front d1,.1r • • • .\ car stereo """tern anJ J ~·t 111 tl){1.• "-Orth S680. were reported \tolen I rum a ,J park.ed a the LOmer ot liall 1nghdm ar l\cacaa Lane 1n Laguna Ha ll\ Laeuna Beach Firefighters responded tu a m1n11r \l ru, lure fire Sunda' on Bcm Dn' r v. h<'fl' ·' fi replace blaze had grov.n out ot contrnl The fi re. howeH'r was t:'11ngu1,ht•d ul)<.111 the firefighters' am, al <41 I I~ am • • • An armed rob~r) ..., as rTpon cd Satur day evcnmg at a South Coa~t H1ghwa' busmen The v1ct1m told police that S "\OP was lo~t to a pair armed with a rc\oh"• O ne suspect was descnbcd as a :!4-year-oh1 male. 5 .. 7. dark eyes. wcanng a wh11r sweatshirt and black 1eans The otht•r suspect was dMCT1bed a' a 2:!·,C'aHild female. 5-., drnsed 1n a ""h1IC' 1ad .. et antl green skirt • • • Polt~ &rre$1ed two motonst~ on c;.u'.r'1 aon of dnVl na under the mtluenc<' or alcohol Phillip Anthon' \ups. ~O ,.,.ac, arTCsted Sunda~. \horth after m1dn1ght on ThaJ1a Strttt <nm Hamson ~ker 'I was stopped al :! 2S a m Saturda' ~·n lqlon Strttt and South Coast Haghv.-a\ Woman· s death being probed By lM AHocial~ f>THI Police art inve!>hpting as a homaudl' thr death of a woman who~ part11lh di\ membered body was found"' Aruhe1m h \ the crew of a frc\lht train ftom a home 10 the HOO block of Bunker Hill Way Sunday while the rcudent was us1na the phone • • • U s1na an car Jade to smash the a1aJ.l front door. a buraJar rcponcdly_ entered the Moore Business Cent~ }4()() B'Tistol t . The ttcw reported the d111oovcry under the Brookhunt Strut ovefl)I'-' at 9 30 a m Sunday. OffiOCT 0.Vld Scvert<>n wd Thctt was no 1dtnt1ficaooo on the bod)' Sevenon declined to K)' why lh<" death wa\ considered a horru~de \ l' , . .. . • Senior Walker admits spying; son to receive lighter sentence BAL TlMORE (AP) -Retired Navy communications spcciahst John A. Walker Jr. admitted today that be spied for the Soviet Union for l 7 yean and aareed to testify qainst a former Navy 6uddy io c1chanse for a lenient tenlence for bis son. Walker, 48, pleaded Juilty to three counts, includina a new espionaic cha.rae of conspiracy, admitting for the first time that he pu.sed Navy secrett to the Soviet Union from 1968 throuab I 98S. H11 son, Michael. pleaded iu1Jty to au five counts that had been brouJbt apinst tum last May. The new charae against the cider Walker was oootained in an indict- ment which had been handed up Fnday but was sealed until today. Prosecutors and aovernment sources previously had indicated that Walker. the aJleged mastermind of a family spy rina, had been paid by the Soviet Union for as Iona as 18 years, but the initial five-wunt federal indictment apinst Walker had cov- ered only evidence for I 98S. Walker also pleaded aualty to two charies contained in the original indictment handed up last May - attemptma to deliver national de- fense documents to the Soviets and attemptina to receive military secrets from-his son. a 22-year-old Navy 1Caman. As part ot the pica-bargain ~ ment, the father agreed to testify in any trial related to the caac. Bbapan Sb.tee ~eeeh House panel forges new tax plan Guru seized CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) -In- dian auru Bhagwan Shrce Rajnecsh. under federal indictment, was ar- rested today and taken in handcuffs from a plane in which he and several followen from !'tis Oregon commune were trying to Oee the country, officials said. WASHINGTON (AP) -Rep. Dan Rostenkowska, who put his House Ways and Means Committee through a weekend of closcd--Ooor sessions to write a new tax law. pred.icu the etron will pay off even though the panel has strayed from the plan recommended by President Rcap.n. appears to be a lack of public excnement about It. '"Once we sec what the (final) d ocument is. attention will be focusod on it and we will get that army of constituents I thank are for tax refonn." Rostenkowska said. "More so today than I have ever seen, there is the optimistic view that we will get a bill" this year, Rostcnkowski, 0-111., told reponers after the committee be chain adjourned Sunday night. At an earher news conference. he had conceded a slow start but rejected any notion th,. t:1• i"""'" i~ ,.,.,.fi '"" th• v,.,.r 11,.~ni 1,. ...,.,,., A senior Republican on the committee, Rep. Bill Frenzel of Minnesota, says the panel as moving too quickJy. Where once members were eum1ning Reagan's massive proposal a line at a time, Frenzel said, "now we are tak.ing too big a bite. section by section" just to put t~ther a pack.age. Waiting U.S. Customs Service officials surrounded two planes carry- ing ~necsh and followers when they landed at Charlotte-Douglass Inter- national Airpon following a fliaht from Oregon. authorities said. Israel strafes PLO bases, killing five BEIR UT (AP)-Pohce said today that five people were killed and naoe were wounded in an attack by Israeli jets on two bases of a pro-Synan Palestiruao guerrilla group in eastern Lebanon's Bek.aa Valley. Officials of rival mihtias ended talks in Damascus, Syria. Sunday on ~ys to end Lebanon's 10-yea~-old etvil war. In Beirut, police said m1ht1a fighters exchanged tank. and mortar fmacross the Green Line that divides the city into Chrisuan and Moslem sectors, killing five civilians and woundjna 13 other people. 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Chakurda would not release any ,info~tion at_>out the donor of the heart, but said Gaidosh'a size was a factor 1n finding a suitable organ. Soviet ..Uor'• fate pondered BELLE CHASSE, La. -C'ust~ms agents g~ded a Soviet freiah~r today as State Department officials negotiated for a third day the fate ofa wlor who twice jumped ship but was returned 10 the vessel. ~tate Departm~nt offic1als, aboard the Marshal Koniev since Friday, were trying lo determine .~bat the sailor wanted to do. "There's nothing definite that I can te!l you, a State Depanmcnl officer who spoke on condition of anonymity ~d by ~lep~on~ from Washington. "The talks are going on, there's no resoluuon at this pomt. DeLorean admitted to bospltlll - SOMERVILLE, N.J. -Former automaker Jo~n Z. De LoS:U~· embroiled in a rancorous divorce trial here, w~s admitted 10 a hosp1taJ s cardiac care today after suffering chest pains. officu~ls said .. De Lorean walked into Somerset Medical Center at 12:34 p.m .. said hospital spo~eswoman Joanne Thorsen. He was taken to the Coronary Car~ Unat~t the meda~ center. Thorsen said. "He is under observation," she said, adding he was 10 sta~le condition. She declined further comment. The judge postponed the. hcanng until noon Tuesday after being informed of De Lorean's hospatahzataon. 'Connoisseur' gunmen grab nine paintings at Paris art gallery PARIS (AP) -French police hunted today for gunmen who held up an art gallery and vanished with nane painungs. including works by Monet and Renoir, that one museum official said showed the bandits had the eye of"connoisscurs." The thievei, said by police to number at least five. surged anto the Marmottan Museum with pistols drawn dunng v1s1ti ng hours Sunday. They forced guards and visitors to he on the Ooor and fanned out through the gallery. Within five minutes they were gone, along with artwork estimated to be worth S 12.5 million. said Marmot- tan curator Yves Brayer ••(It's) as if someone had stolen the 'Mona Lisa,"' said a shaken Brayer "Ifs the theft of the century." Among the canvasses stolen was Claude Monet's "Impression Soleil Levant" (Impression Sunrise), a pon scene that gave the late 19th century Impressionist movement its name. Brayer said the pajnung .. has no price" because of its historic vaJue. Two paintjngs by another Im- pressionist master, Pierre Auguste Renoir. were also seized by the gunmen. A police spokesman said no moll ve was being excluded. S. Africa bans asse1nbly after new rioting deaths By tbe A11oc:lalff Press JOHANNESBURG-The government banned 102 oppos1t1on groups an the Cape Town area from holding meetings without police permission and made it illegal for local students to be on the streets dunng school hours. Police said two more people were killed m anti-apartheid noung late Sunday and early today in Cape province. The government measures, announced Sunday night. affect local affiliates of the United Democratic Front, a multi-racial ant1- apartheid coaht1on. and numerous black consciousness groups Peres appeals to Husseln for peace JERUSALEM -Prime Minister Shimon Peres, facing a vote of confidence 1n Parliament on his peace initiative. called on Jordan's King Hussein today to act with Israel so as not to mass the opportunity for peace. The pnme minister, who returned Sunday from a 12-0ay trip to Europe and the United St.ates, was criticized by the right wing of his coalition government for proposing international involvement in the Mideast peace process during a speech to the U nned Nations. and for conduc11ngsccret negotiations. But Peres told Parliament he stood behind "every word" of his speech last Monday 10 the U.N. General Assembly. Arafat in Jordan for peace talks AMMAN, Jordan -PLO chief Vasser Arafat amved in the Jordanian capital today for crucial talks with King Hussein about the future of their joint plan for peace with Israel. The king, who has said he is displeased with a series of events dunng the last month that have hurt prospects for peace talks with l~rael. ~old reporters last w~k that he planned to have a "very serious d1scuss1on (with Arafat) to ascertatn where we go from here." Hussein told a news conference Thursday he was "reassessing the entire situation." Two Gls •autos bombed ln A then• ATHENS -Two cars owned by U.S. servicemen were damaged early today by bombs, police said. No one was hurt. A police spokesman said there was no immediate claim of responsibility for the bomb attacks an the Kypscli ne1ghorhood of Athens and the suburb of Glyfada. The spokesman said the cars belonged to Air Force sergeants Joel Brownlee. 46, and Steven Bost, 40, both servingat the U.S. Air Force base at the Athens airport. Hometowns of the two servicemen were not immediately known. Girl, 12, saved from Dood dies SYDNEY, Austraha -A 12-year-old girl who was snatched from a Oooded storm drain died Sunday without regaining consciousness. docto"' saad. The girl, Michele Worth, was swept more than 300 yards down the drain dunna a flash flood that followed a torrential storm Wednesday. She was clmically dead when rescued, but paramedics managed to restore her heanbcat and pulse in the dash to a hospital. "Her condition continued to deteriorate during the past 24 hours. She remained m a coma and died al midday," a statement from Westmead Hospital said. Na%l war criminal will surrender MUNICH -One of the world's most wanted Na11 war cnmanals says he is ready to surrender as Iona as he 1s not handed over to the Israelis a West German new1 magazine reported today. The magazine Bunte also quoted the fugi~ive, Aloi~ Brunner, as saying that in his escape after World War II be reccwed offic1aJ documents under a false name from American authontiesand worked for the U .S. Army as a dnver. Brunner was a close associate of Adolf Eichmann and ~mmander 9f a concentration camp at Dti.ncy, France. He oversaw deportation of Austnan. Greek. French and Czechoslovakian Jews to Nazi concentration camps. The mapzine iaid ht" was "tracked down"in Damascus, Sy,na. where he has been li ving for ~veral years under the name "Or. Fischer.· Razlnl work after quake llnl•hed MEXICO CITY -American demolttaons experts rned three more apanmcnt houses at the Benito Juarez complex1 finaahin~~~truction beaun last month by t~n earthqu~kes. Demolition worurs crept into one o(the crumbling bu1ld1np to ad)~ll a detonator cable before aoin& ahead with the explosion Sundar. Demohuon wort bepn Saturday at the complex, located in a downtown ne1gh~rhood I.hat. w~a severely damaaect by the September quakes. The three nine-story bulld1n11 took only eit}lt 1eeoncb to collapee Sunday after the detonation of295 poundsof uptosives, placed 1n 4SO separate charsca 1n the buakfil\ll' columns. 1V ome.a prote.t Marca. In ltlanUa MANILA -About 2,000 women, one weatin& a shimmenna aown and Jewels to mock lint lady Imelda Marcos. marched today through the capital's streets to protest alleaed aovemment corruption and U.S. auppon for Prmdent Ferdinand E. Mai:cos-The WOn'l~n. am~na them Roman Calholac: nuns,_ ~ protest hrmns 1n front of uuu aovemmcnt m1n11tnes before ~na to the U.S. Embluy, where the)> stated 11t•ncal ak.ita about alleaed aovemmcnt 1bu1es. The protest came one day aft 'me 7 000 farmen aod atudenU arthed peacefully on Maroos' peJaoe. VO\ to aven,t the poHce killina of two nudent demonstraton.. Or~ Coast DAILY PILOT /Monday. October 28, 1885 All Year after killings, Halloween fright isn 't fun Cousins· unsolved murders haunting Illinois parents. kids By JOHN DOWLI~ ' 1 ,,,_......, DECATUR, Ill -Pumplcrns are heaped on the blacktop an front of Tom's Produce. Costumes and candy crowd the shelves at Woolworth's. But the make-believe fright of Hal- loween has been replaced by genuine fear a year after the slaymgs of two young tnclc-or-treatcrs. Sherry Gordon, 12, and her coustn, Theresa Hall, 9, were found strangled . 1?1acussin1 proaress 1n solvma the lti~hn , Decatur Police Ch1cf Patnck Vau an reeled off a list of statistics: 2, ~of reporu compded from 2. 700 interviews, 21790 namet men- tioned, contacu wnb 28 police de- partments, 21 polygraph ex.amin- ations, tripe to a dozen cities. A seraeant and a detective are assigned fulf-ume to the case. "We have a W&e body or evidence," Vaua,han said. "We JUSl need a link." Patricia, who is mildly retarded, w1:1 interviewed by police, psy- ch1atnsts, soetal workers and others, but was of "very limited" help to 1nvestiptors, Vau&}uln said. Accord- 1na to coun t.est1mony by a st.ate pohce officer, she descnbcd the loller only as a "a black man -a mean man." Police circulated a composlle draw- 101 or a bearded, curly-twred black man who had been seen with the girls the niaht they disappeared. He was descri6cd as in his 20s and between 5- foot-8 and 5-foot-10 1n height. Bul Vauahan sa1d the descnpuon fit hundreds of young men an Decatur. Patricia "came to the experience with a lot of emotional conflicts and problems, and she came away from 1l with a lot more," said Dr. Michael Campion, a psychologm who treated the girl. in a vacant second-floor flat at a I sprawlin& public housing project near r their home. An autopsy indicated they had been sexually assaulted. A lot ot companies want your long dlstance business All we want is tor you to vote 1 Theresa's younger sister, Patnc1a, now 8, had accompanied them on their Halloween rounds and was found cowering 1n a closet of the apanment, physically unharmed. The cnme, which shook this blue- collar city of 93,000 people, 1s unsolved despite a year of full-lime anvesupt1on by state and local I authonties. And a persistent under- current of conccm 1s becoming mag- nified as Halloween approaches, some residents say "I tell you that devil 1s sllll out there, but people let their babies run loose in the street," said LaVonne Williams, a mother of four who hves almost withtn sight of the building where the bodies were found. "Some people don't leam nothin'." "It's the possibility of a repeat occurrence, and the beastliness of what happened to those children," said Rev. David Brown. pastor of Central Baptist Church, where Sherry and Theresa were baptized and attended services. "Who knows where or when ... especially at this season someone else might be moved to do the same thtng?" "What I'm hearing most from 1 parents now is they don't want their children to take pan 1n Halloween, penod," said Sandra Johnson, who 1s coordinating Halloween safety pro- grams for DOVE Inc .. a Decatur youth group. In recent weeks. the city has planned extraordinary safety measures for Halloween. Police have canceled holidays to provide officers 1 for extra patrols. Forty Army reserv- ists will guard an outdoor pany that organizers say could draw more than 1,000 children. And more than a dozen other parties arc planned at churches and schools as an alterna- tive to trick-or-treating. The City Council has urged parents to limit trick-or-trcauns to hghtod porches in a familiar neighborhood in the early evening. But, to the dismay of some parents, it re)ectcd a proposal to ban trick-or-trcaun& altogether. "I sueu what I was asking was rather drastic and I'm sure there would be a lot of parents who would disagree with me," said Donna Skel- ton, a housewife who agitated for the ban. "But let's fact u, things aren't going to get anv better 1n this world." Bonanno theft trial 1 case goes : to jurors Son of reputed Mafia chieftain charged -------In home repair scam OAKLAND, (A P) -Jurors are expected to begin dcllbcrat1ons soon I to decide whether a son of reputed j Mafia chieftain Joseph Bonanno bilked nine elderly v1ct1ms in a home repair scam. Salvatore "Bill" Bonanno. 53, 1s accused of 18 counts of grand theft and one of conspiracy in the alleged phony home improvement business durin& 1976 and 1977. Prosecutors contend the scheme cost the senior citizens S 110,000 in amounts ranging from SSOO to $21,000. If convicted, Bonanno could be sentenced to up to seven yea,-, in prison. Deputy Attorney General Dcrald Granbera told the jury in final arauments last Thursday that the compleJt bank records and testimony from star prosecution witneu Anthony lnsana called for "a auiltr, verdict on each and every count ' apinst Bonanno. Durina his own 2112 days of finaJ araumenu, defense anorney Charles Garry had alle&ed the state was "tryina to raill'Old'' Bonanno. He said then-Attorney General Georae Deu- kmejian uted Bonanno as "a Political 1teppin1 stone" en route to the 1overnor's office. "lntana was the hustler and Mr. Bonanno was conned in this cue," Garry said, declarina that Bonanno wu u much a victim as the 1CtUor citiuna who lost their savinaa. • If your telephone prefix is listed above, the time One method uted to question Patnc1a and to belp her deal w11h the shock of hct expenence was "play therapy." whtcb employs toys, dolls and drawinas to help a youna victim recall and explain a traumauc ep150de and so come to terms with it. "She needs lonf·tt'nn therapy. but it's unhlcely she'I act 1t cons1denng the environment she's 1n," Campion said. Patnc1a was placed tn a foster home after t~e killings to protect her from any repnsals from the k.dlcr and to provide a more st.able environment for the psychologists quesuoning her She was recently retumed to her mother after a Judge ruled tha1 ~late officl&ls hadn't demonstrated a clear need to keep the a.irl in c.:ustody. After spending ~veral month" away after the lollina.s. the airls' molhen have moved bad mto their adJacent apanments 1n a crumbling red-bnck storefront an a nesgh· borhood of ~ggmg frame ho uJeS, man} of them ... acant On the bu1ld- 1ng's fim floor a gr~ry ha!. been replaced b)' a store ~lhng locks, alarms and cham-hnlc fences The mothers, Ernestine Gordon and her nae<.c Blanche Gordon declined to be 1nterv1ev.cd Bui acqua1ntanCt's sa) the women have weathered financial d1fficulltes wath the help of churche\ and com- munaty 11oupe lAlt prov\ded food ...: a..od money, and that tbey bave made an emotJonal adjUJtmcnt u well ., '"They've been t.hrou&h i1 mo-ch ;( that they've accepted It as bnt one can," Brown said. Some rn1denu MY the kdlin15 have bad a profout'ld effect on the hves of chtldttn and on the dqrtt o( mdepcndenCt' they arc allowed. ··There's not as much of the younger ladJ banaing around by themselves," wd WaJtcr E Smrth, executive director of the Decatur 8o)'1 (lub "lfLhe)' d on't have a wa) to get bere, 1f the parents don't have lime to walk them or dnve them here, thev're having to Sta\ at ho me " .. ~-~~~~Don't see Mark your ballot and send 1 t back Today Any questions" Call the long dis- tance earner of your choice Or call your Pac1hc Bell business otlice your prefix? Don t worry. Your turn is corrung After S1h months of testimony, the Alameda County Superior Coun jury of six men and 11l women could start deliberations by Monday, aft.eT in- 1ttuction1 from Judie Joteph K.arah. Insana, who spent 22 dayi on the witneaa st.and. was arrntcd with Bonanno and Bonanno'• 38-year-old btother1 Joe Jr. Insana wu pant.ed immunity in e.1chanae for hit tetti· mony, which included alleptions that be so&d phony home improv~ ment cootl'ICU and turned the c.uh over to Bonannot. tor you to elect a long distance com- pany is right now. Return your Easy Access ballot before the specified due date and the choice is yours. W:lit too long. and a choice will be made tor you Remember Pacific Bell is not one of your long dlstance choices Our o nly role in this election is to help you make your choice an in1ormed one PACIFICl:IBELL v A Pacific TPIPS•S Companv He tajd one of the allepd vict1m1 s-id $21,000 for tennite rep&in that never WC'f'C performed. \ ' O!!nge 00MC DAILY PILOT/Moncs.y, Oatoblt 28. 188& Parents need a watchful eye on Halloween Thursday is Halloween. Next to Christmas, it's probably the most popular of all our holidays among children. It is also, unfortunately, the most dangerous holida¥ for children. It 1s a sad fact of life that there exists in our society a smaJJ element that would harm youngsters, wantonly. They arc driven by some inner evil and arc deaf to rational appeals for good behavior. Society has been unable to rid itself of them, so parents must take extraordinary precautions to ensure that their kids enjoy a safe Halloween. Parents must remember that their jobs are not done when the children arc decked out in their costumes and the snapshots have been taken. They should heed the ad vice being offered by local police and fire agencies: •Escort the children on their rounds; •Watch them closely as they enter homes; . •Inspect all the candy they receive and throw away suspicious or questionable items; •Encourage children to celebrate at organized events. There is nothing more precious than the joy of a small child laughing and playing in his Halloween pluma,e. And there is nothing sadder than a tragedy mvolving a child. Please help all the children of the Orange Coast have a safe holiday. Opinions expreued In this space are thote of the Dally Piiot. Other views expreaed on thl• Peoe are th<>M or th411r authors and artists. Read• com~t latnvtted The Dally Piiot. PO Box 1560, Costa Mesa. 92626. Phone 642-6086. Let's get Halloween over before hanging the holly To the Editor: As a cruld ~owing up, part of the fun of th~ holidays was derived from the anticipation. the looking forward to. that very special day. Because there 1s a httJe bit of the child left in all of us, I, personally find it quite offensive that even before the ghosts and aoblins of Halloween have descended upon us. we arc already be,ing confronted with holly and mistletoe. Yesterday I dropped by the local drug store to purchase Hallowceo cards for my two nephews. It turned out to be a task because the HaJ- loween cards had already been pushed aside, not JUSt for the Thanksgi v1 ng display. but also for the Chnstmas cards. wrapping paper, aod the hkc. On another occasion, m m1d- Scptember. I went to the one main department store that I frequent, to purchase an outfit for a summer BBQ that I was to attend. Getung off the escalator, I walked directly into the Chnstmas tree exhibit. It was some- L.M. Bovo where in the 90s outside, and I found myself face to face with fake snow. Priding myself on being an or· gam zed and "ahead of it all" person, I can well appreci.atc that there arc those of us who lilt.e the idea ofhavmg our Christmas gifts purchased and under the bed somewhere in July. However, I do believe that we still have the capability to proceed in this endeavor in a more discreet fashion -wtthout all the premature touches of the season being forced on us. I suppose tliat what it aJJ boils down to is that commercialism has defi- nitely taken over our society -our lives. It 1s robbing us of the pleasures that the word "family" 1s associated wnh, 1t has reduced what used to be a trcasurcd season, into nothing more than a routine and mundane chore tn our laves. We. as a nation, have become so conditioned, so earned away with the material aspects of hv1ng that we have lost something very precious ID the process. MARIA HAINEY Corona del Mar Loners are smarter \mong v.tld hmh and mammal'>. whit h arc <,m:irtn -thl· groupie:!> or tht: k>nl·r•,'' ( on\ldl·r th1\ l he least 1ntcll1gt:n1 btrd' n, tn Oocks The moc,1 1ntc:ll1gcnt thl' huntcrc; and \kilk'1 nl'<.t builders arc <,ulitan The least 1n1elligcnt mammal\. thr rnd· che"'c~ remain 1n had<, The mmt intelligent c:arn1\11rou' tiger' and fo\CS ll\t' ttlOOl' l:kt 'our lam11\ gl•11grapher said worth\ can't nJme the ,ountr. v.1th the highc\I lap1tJI ut\ in E:uropc Odd<-arc \ou"ll hear "\v. 111crland .. ~ with 1t\ l"ap11al of Bern 1n mind I f~o. ~ou win ~pain·., MaJnd at an all1tude of 2.1 ~II feC't ml·rttc. that '"highest'" d1c.11nt11on \pain I\ nght up there .\\cr:igt• alt1tuck of the whok countn " m11ri· than 2 O()(J fC'C't l) '°''I" ht•rt• ( )l.1nJ\\,10\ \llnlPUll' agC' h\ the old l.ipant·w nH•thrnt .. What\ that'' .\ .\bah' 1<. 11nt· \l'ar 111<1 JI h1nh another )t...;,. older c>n thl• nnt ~<'"' Y car '\ bab\ born nn thr la\t da' of the \Car 1<. wddcnh tv.11 '<':Ir\ oid a day hter The t ~ p1Lil ha rtt•ntk r 1 n \pa in customanh came., a p1f.'tr of v.h11c chalk behind h1\ car f.H h umt' he ~ncc;a drink ht• v. nlt•c. tht• ~'>eta tah on the countt:r 1n front of the customer \.\hen thi• lU\tomer pa)' the total. tht' hartendcr "IJX\ the counter clean '-inc out ot 10 mtlk rnv.' na- 11onw1de are Hobtc1n'> CJ Wherc"tl we gC't the word ·plugged" in the old phraM' "ain't ""rth a plu~ed nickel'"! .\ fhe nickel made a pretty good targi·t for practicmg gunmen. accord- ing to the pulp wnters. and a nickel so hullt•t-dnlled wasn't worth anything lhi•rca ft er < >u1 1n the Pac1fit the '"'men of '.1p l1kr 10 wear 30-pound grass skirts v.1th bustles on them Insect' thrive 1here1n When ships come 1n. the women of Yap alwa)s ask the cargo handlers 1f they're unloading aO\ DDT <.) Didn't John V. tll..e., Booth h~:lorc he ac.c.ass1nated •\be Ltncoln. auualh <.a' c the life of Lincoln·., .,on'' .\ Thal was Wilkes' brother Edv.1 n. the renowned actor. In kr~} ( tt). thc'>on. Rohen. was pushed into the path ofa movtng train. but Edwin \anked him out ofharm·'i wa ) The ~a)ansover4 O<JCJ)c:lr'iago1n thttr blood rituals used the sharpest knl\e~ that even now have ever been knov.n 10 man The) "ere sharper than our b( t bomng cutleT). \harper 1han diamond ~alpel'>. and a' much a'i ~00 t1mts sharper than modern ra1111 hlade!I The) v.-err made from nh<i1d1an \Olcan1c glac;s What era follov.t"d th<' "lt11n \g<'"" t. M Boyd 11 • •>adlc•r~d Some sav "Drip Dr; " columa/1t. ORANGE COAST Daily Pilat ,,aM Dnf (dJIO' TomTllH ...... llOH'I , cilia< Don,.,., C..y (Ot!Of Cr.to IMff Sooo11 fd•Hv The "2020 .. segment wasn 'tproduced by "bad" ~fht-wt~ R~ team publicans trytng to destroy the Kennedy Image, but .. by frf,ou~~;f]1sm ... of reporters. Host Hugh Downs called the segmen so J Well folks, Snap Apple Night's almost upon us Celts began it, we c hanged it -not always for better Well guys, Snap Apple Nigh t IS almost upon us. That's what 11 was called 1n Eng- land, where 11 was also known as Nutcrack Night. We call 1t Hal- loween. Snap Apple Night was pretty tame compared to Halloween. On Snap Apple Night, families sat around the fireplac.e and ate apples and nuts while telling stones. The following day, All Souls day. was a time when the poor went A-SOULING, which was another word for beeging, and were given small ·pastnes called SOUL CAKES 1n return for a prom- ise to pray for the dead. Halloween has been U'aced back perhaps 2,000 years, and is thought to have come from the Celtic eel· ebratioo of a holiday in honor of Samhain, who was revered as the Celtic Lord of death. The Celtic New Year began on Nov. I and marked the beginning of the season of darkness, cold and decay -and as such, easily became associated with the dead. It was believed by the Celts that Samba.in allowed the dead to return to earth on the evenin$ of Oct. 3 I. All hearth fires were extinguished. and the Druids built a huge bonfire of oak branches, which were considered sacred. Onto these bonfires were thrown animals, crops, and maybe even a human or two. as sacrifices. People dressed up in animal heads and skins during the celebration. Sounds pretty much like Hal- loween, doesn't 1t? Of course, the holiday has changed somewhat down throu~ the cen- turies. Some of the trad1uons that are BILL HARVEY _., fairly recent (historically speaking) included the building of bonfires, but not for the purpose of sacrifice. These bonfires were built to drive away evil spints and witches. People marked stones, and threw them tnto the fires. If a person's stone was found to be missing the following day, he or she believed death would come within a year. Another fauly recent trad1t1on 1s the game of bobbing for apples. Sometimes, coms arc embedded 10 the apples as a sort of eittra reward for the winners. Jack-o'-lantcrns ong.inated 1n Eng- land and Ireland, and were not pumpkins, but carved-out potatoes, beets and turnips, each w1th a candle inside. The~ were used for finding one's way. JUSt as we use flashlights today. When the trad1t1on was brought to Amcnca by 1mm1grants, the pumpkin took the place of potatoes and such and, in m > opinion, makes a far supenor Jack-o'- lantern. Around our house. we a~ays have at least two Jack-o'-lanterns, and we actually use the pumplon. I found that it's far easier to carve a face that's filled with dignity and sophistication if the innards of the pumpkin are scraped out first. It makes the carvmg surface much thinner and easier to cut, and the light shows through the whole pumpkin IOStead o( JUSt through the cut-outs. So. I struggle mightily with a spoon, removmg-tne meat, while Ann wanders around mutterinJ to herself about how her freeur 1s going to be filled-to- runntng-over with pumpktn, and about how absurdly cheap a can of pumplun is at the grocery store. She tned to tell me all of that stuff, but I explained to her that a pumpkin pte tastes much better at Thanksgiv- ing 1f we use the pumpkin that I scraped out at Halloween. Besides, why should we pa}' for a pumpkin, thcn1ust throw 11 away? There ensues a battle between her desire for more freezer space and her Scots ancestry. and we end up using the pumpkin. Trick-or-treating didn't become popular until the mid 1900s, and most probably descended from the A· SOULING tradition. with the mod- em addition of the playing of tncks upon people who refused to offer treats. For the most part, the tricks played were harmless, though some tricksters became somewhat over- zealous. l used to love to &o tnck-or- treatina. and thoroughly enjoy being on the giving end instead of the receiving end now. Unfortunately, trick-or·treaung seems to be a nearly lost art. Halloween has been passed down to us through thousands of years, ongmating as a pagan celebration. We, with our technology. soph1s11- cation and very high degree of c1v1hzat1on. have added a few things to the celebration. Nowhere ID my research did I learn of an atlempt 10 do harm to another celebrant. Our forebears. after all. lacked the tech- nology to produce thmgs like cheap needles, razor blades and drugs. These thinis. where available. were far too precious to embed in candy And even if these things had been readily available, I doubt the idea of hamung a child would have occurred to a human being. Come to think of 11. 1t probably still wouldn't. Colamal1t Bill Harvey /Iv~• I.a H1111t1.Qpolt Beacb. U.N. may put some heat on Russia over Afghanistan WASHING TON -After six years of diliaently skirting the issue. the U.N. General Assembly may finally be forced to condemn the Soviet Union's slaughter of the innocents m A fbg.anistan . Worse for the Kremlin, the process of U.N. condemnation will probably be&Jn shortly before the Geneva summit between Ronald Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev next month. How this all came about is almost cnou$h to restore American critics' faith 1n the international body. Up to now, the Umted Nations has referred to the Soviet in vasion of Afghanistan with e.Jtqu1s1te dclicacr, as "forcian troops to Afghamstan. • This euphemism allowed U.N diplomats to avoid offending the Secunty Council's perennial bully. But -wonder of wooden -a small U.N. unit known as the Com· mission on Human Ri~ts decided last year to come to anps with the reality of Afahanist.an. The com· mission (who$C first chairwoman was Eleanor ~oosevelt) took u~ a resol· ut1on to appoint a special "r1p- portcur" to mvestipte human riJhts 1n Afahanistan under the Soviets' bnnal occupation "The Soviet Union bitterly otl- poted this appointment," a U N source told us. But lhe 4)..member body. over Soviet-bloc nays, passed the resolution and named Felt• Ennacora 10 dr1ft the rcpon. Ermacora is a di1un1uishcd Aus.. tnaa professor whose pn:vious human naht• investiptiona -1n Soulh Amca and Chile -wert lavishly praued by tbe Soviets. But when he bepn 1nvestJpt10g the Af&han trqedy. the SoVJcU routinely rc(ened to him as a Nall. Ennacora was undet~cd t. JACK ANDERSON [~' and DAL£ VAN A TT A Refused entry by the Soviet puppet government 1n Kabul, Ermacora toured refugee camps in Pakistan. H 1s first report was a tough md1 ctmcnt of the SoV1el$, which received little attention m etther the United Na- tions or the media. Al iti& meeting this year, however, the spunky human n&}lts comm1ss1on voted to commend Ermacora. and ordered him to write a second report and pn:scnt tt to the General Ag. scmbly early next month. According to a secret State Dcpan· ment cable from Geneva, Ermacora's jt(Ond report will be even tou&her than his first. He "1ntench to accuse the Soviets of 1enoc1de 10 Afghani- stan." the cable st.ates. It explains that Ennacora "was clearly moved by what he saw recently in hospitals on the PalcAfahan border" It adds that Ennacora "believes that Soviet use of new and more temblc weapons in attacks on cw1hans, the destruction of tribal social structures. the forced depanure of a quarter of the popu- lation to PakJst.an, the abandonment of1rad1t1onal v1llaaes and ways of hfe and the movement oflarae numbers of d11placed persons into the c111es an: the elements of aenocide " The cable cxpla1M that "a charae by Ermacora of ienoc1dt would be a maJOr development in the (United r. Nations) and co uld have s1gn1ficant repercussions elsewhere. It already has. Even before the draft report is out. the Sov1el propapnda machine 1s already denouncmg it as "cooked tn the sau~ of the CIA." In fact, however. neither the U.S. gov- ernment nor any other Western nation with ao embassy 1n Kabul would provide Ermacora with infor- mation, precisely to be he cha11es that · has report was biased. HAIL TO THE FED: federal Reserve Board Chairman Paul Vol· clcer has enormous power over the nation's economy, and he fancies the imperial trappings that go wtth power. He rarely deia.ns to go to another agency for a mectinr.. requ1~ in& other officials to come to his elepnt quarten. And he likes to be the last to enter the room for top-level meetings. One associate recalled a conference that was conspicuously delayed whtle Volcker and a Cabinet secretary pulled an Alphonsc-0.ston routine over who would be the last to cross the thttshold. Volcker won. EYE ON THE ECONOMY: The bell may be toUina for a supposedly key feature of the Rcapn Rtvolution: keeping the aovcmment's hands off the financial markets. Treasury Sec. rctary James Ba.kcr'• decwon to set Britain France. West Germany and Japan 'to unite in a~preisina the overvalued dollar wu 1n response to a crisis. The U'lde deficit was zo- omina. and Co~ was considerinJ protectaoniat lqislation. Even tbou&b the lactic ICl&lms to ba ve worked. conscrvatJvc c()()nomist• in the ad- manistntion weren't happy with the departure from laisatt-fairt. or- thodoxy J•d A.Mk,.,.. fftl lJaM v .. A tfll ire •ratlktlr.4 Cfll••-"q_ ), PRTLLl8 8CBLAFL T coJamn18t PHYLLIS ScHLAFLY Monr oe censors bat from the left Well well. The "right-win& funda· mentalists" and the "~ible-tbumping parents" who have been pilloried for the last year with the charge that t~cy arc "censors" must be howling Wlth laughter i:runny thing, though, we haven:t heard a chirp from Norman Lear s People for the Amer:ican Way, t!lat self-appointed guardian of the F1nt Amendment that undertakes to hang the ugly label "censor" ~n anyone who cnticizes the spending of tax- payers' money for pornographic books or offensive classroom ma- terials. Where arc you, Norman Lear. when we need you? Where arc tho~ full-page ads, those 30..second TV spots, and those tear-jerking fund· raisin$ letters crying about the danger to society from anyone who wants to keep people from reading a book or seeing a film? A deafening silence is coming from PAW about the most blatant example ofreaJ censorship that has occurred in deatdcs -the ABC-TV network's spiking of its "2020" segment on the death of Manlyn Monroe. It was all ready for network airing and. as one stafferdcscnbed 1t, "Sylvia Chase was tn the studio gettin& her hair and makeup done when 11 was canceled." This segment was a 26-minutc: mvestiptive news report on the mystenous circumstances surround- tng the death of Marilyn Monroe. Originally scheduled to air Sept 26, 11 was reduced tn length to 17 and then to I 3 minutes, postponed to Oct. 3. and then spiked. (To spike means to kill or censor a news story in order to accommodate the pohucs of the powers that be.) What could possibly be "political" about the death of Marilyn Monroe? Her romantic liaisons with both President John F. and Sen. Roben Kennedy have been known for yem. The new evidence is that Bobby Kennedy visited her the day she died. and that Kennedy's brother-in-law Peter Lawford helped to "samt1R" her home after her alleged su1c1de by remov1n'-notes. papers and diaries. The '2020" segment wasn't produced by "bad" right-wing Re· publicans trying to destroy the Ken· nedy image, but by ABC's top team of reporten. Host HuJh Downs called the se&ment "solid Journalism," and Sylvia Chase "double<hccked the ~cnt." Barbara Walters joined Wlth those two in protesting ABCs eleventh-hour decision to cancel the story. Why haven't we heard a torrent of outrage from People fortheAmcrican Way about ABC s interference with our"na.ht to know?" Why haven't we heard the same kind of denunciations we hear when sincere parents object to fourth-graders being glVCO books with explicit sex and foul languaac? Why hasn't PAW issued an indig- nant press release attackmg the "in· crease in incidents of censorship?" PAW could invent a new natK>nal game called "Censorship TnviaJ Pursuit." Here is a sample question. Which of the followtng c~used the spik:ina of the Manlyn Monroe story? (a) The friendship of ABC-TV News chief Roone Arledge with Mrs . Roben Kennedy. (b) ABC newsman Jeff Ruhe's mamagc to Courtney Kennedy, dau&}lter of Robert Ken- nedy. (c) ABC News vice president David Burke's former employment with Sen. Ted Kennedy. (d) The fear of "2020" producers that they would get the ax for embamssma the Kenn.edy family , Just as Roger Mudd was sidetracked from CBS because he dared to ask Teddy Kennedy about Chappaquiddick. ~veral months ago, when the Bnush Broadcastmg Co. spiked a progra.~, 11 mad.e IDtemational news, the Bnt1sh med11 were in an uproar and British television went on stnk~ 10 protest The United States mutt be more accustomed to TV network oen~nhip; ABC's canoelina of the Man~yn Monroe story caused scarce-ly a npple. A ~cw weeks aao, People for the Ame!"'can Way rec::.eived enormous televts1on and press coveraae for its news release on "Attacks on the freed~m to Learn." PAW parucu-larl~ s1n&1ed out for cntic11m "The Nat1onaf Far Rtaht Censorship Netw<?rk" (a "network" that exisu ~nly 1n PA W's paranoid imaaina-uon). A8C " a real, not 1mqinary netv.;ork. Its censorship of th~ Marilyn Monroe story kept that report from millions of Amcricans(in contrast to the sum total of the ••oenaorship incidents" detailed by PAW, which, at most, affect only 1 few bundnd ~pie), But don't bold your breath Yfllttna for PAW to iuue a repon on "Attacb on the freedom 10 Know About our Poli11caJ Leadm ... bY '"The National Far Left Ccnl0f"lb.1p Network " Will the rc&1 OC1'lJOtl plcaae stand up? Pt1lll1 St-llally ,, • •J'Hkat-4 ce1 .. .u1. l ..................................... ------------------~~~~· Lottery's first million-dollar spins tonight SACRAMENTO (AP) -Odds~ that QJifomia's lottery will create its first rihllionaircs tonight with the kickoff of what could be the hottest new prime-time TV sen es in the state. Jo .the initial weekly p-and rrize drawioa. each of 20 finalists wit win $I 0.000. $50.000, $I 00,000 or $2 2arrested for stealing lottery data SACRAMENTO (AP) -Two night watchmen have been arrested on charges of stealing state lottery computer programs, but officials doubt there was any violation of security for the lottery's $400 million scratch-off pme. Lottery Security Chief Lew Ritter announced Sunday that Oh Kwon, 23, and K.j Young Sung. 24, both of Sacramento, were arrested on charges of stealing a copyrighted word-pro- cessing pro_gram used for manuals and operauonal documents by the lottery and its ticket supplier, Scien- tific Games Inc. Officials said the stolen software program could have been copied onto other disks and sold to personal computer owners for $800 to $1 ,000 each. million by spinning a roulette-style wheel. Lottery planners expect one or two finaliau to win $2 million, which will be divided into 20 annual instaU- menll ofS l 00,000. The smaller pm.cs will be awarded after the draw1ng in lump sums. Twenty percent will be withheld from all the prizes for personal income tax. Lottery experts agree that odcb are one in billions that all ~cipants would hit the tof $2 milhon jackpot The show wil be taped this after- noon in Hollywood for editing into a 30-minute broadcast on I I ABC- affiJiated or owned stations through- out California. following "Monday Night Football" in most markets. In San Francisco and Los Angeles, it will follow .. Hardcastle and McConnick" at 10 p.m. TV pmc show host Chuck Wool- ery will be master of ceremon1es. Woolery is host of "Love Connec- tion," and fonncr host of"Scrabble," and "Wheel of Fortune." Each group of 10 finalists for the jackpot spin is selected an a preliminary drawmg from a batch of 6,250 winners of $100 .. anstant" prizes in the scnnch-offticket game. In the first "Big S{>in" ~nd-prizc drawing. finalists W1ll span a wheel marked with I 00 slots. Forty of the slots are marked $10,000, 30 are marked $50,000, 20 arc marked $100,000, and 10 arc marked for the $2 million jackpot. Each participant is guaranteed $10,000 and has a 1-1 0 chance at $2 million. Ten Hedgecock case jurors deny charge of tampering by bailiff SAN DIEGO (AP) -Ten jurors who convicted Mayor Roger Hedgecock on perjury and conspiracy charges signed sworn statements de- nying allegations by two other jurors that a court bailiff interfered with their deliberations, District Anomey Edwin Miller said. / Miller wd Sunday his office would file the 10 affidavits with Superior C.ou.rt Ju~ William Todd Jr. today u part of his response to Hedgecock's motion for a new trial. Miller wd the response, written by deputy district attorney Paul M. Morley, also includes opposition to a defense motion to grant bailiffs Al BurrolJ41ls Jr. and Holly Murlin immunity from crimanal pros- ecutton. The two were assigned to watch jurors while they were se- questered at a Mission Valley hotel. Hcd&ecock was convicted Oct. 9 on one conspiracy count and I 2 perjury counts stemming from aJJcgat1ons be ~otted with political backers to illeplly finance his 1983 mayoral Cl.IDP8JID. Since then, two jurors have signed sworn statements alles- ina Burroughs interfered with thetr 61/1 days of deliberations. "These affidavits will demonstrate that the jury-tampering accusations are without foundatjon ... Miller said Sunday. "I don't thank that there's anything that they've (the two Jurors) stated that is anythin~ other than a creative concoction wtthin their own minds." Meanwhile. in what could become a moot point. a probation officer has recommended Hedgecock receive a three-year suspended sentence and pay a SI 0.000 fine for his conviction. . The report, filed Friday by proba- tton officer Bruce Carel. also says three ycan' probation, 1'80 days' custody in a work furlough program, and a prohibition from holding public office for three years would be a ppropriate punishment for Hedgecock. H~k. 39. is to be sentenced Nov. 6, but his conviction could be reversed Nov. 4 if aju<iJe decades the jury-tampering allcgat.Jons warrant the mayor receiving a new trial. Defense attorney Oscar Goodman l"CQUC$ted a new trial based on the tampering clajms. If his motion is aranted, 1t would be Hed&ecock's third trial on the charges. Ais first trial ended in February when a jury deadlocked I I -l for conviction. The recommendations of Carel, an Oranae C.ounty probation officer, are much more lenient that those of prosecutor Charles Wickersham. -·-----------------------~- Or-. Coal' DAILY PILOT/Monday, Octobet 28, 1"5 47 Not quite enough togethemeu To Mt a new world'• record for palltnc akien behind a •ln«le boat, 100 met out A# L:aau;? ••• 8UDdaJ lD San P'ra.nct.co Bay. But only 38 bUDC on eo 80 Auat:rallan• keep the record. Justice says conservatives aim to pack top state court Liberal Broussard comes to defense of Bird and colleagues LOS ANGELES (AP) -A liberal judge on the state Supreme Court accused conservatives of trying to pack the court by ousting Chief Justice Rose El izabeth Bird and two other justices during the November 1986 election. In the strongest public statement made by a Justice about the issue. Allen E. Broussard said in Sacramen- Pro-defendant decisions debated LOS ANGELES (AP) -State Supreme Court Chief Justice Rose Bird's backers deny it, but a group of opponents who hope to vote her out of office say she has sided with defendants and against cnme v1cums an 87 percent of her decisions. That record. and Bird's oppos1uon to the death penalty, have gi"en nse to a movement that will field I 0,000 volunieers an door-to-door campaign against Bird in next year's election, said Bill Roberts, o~n1zcr of a group called Come Victims for Court Refonn. Roberts' figures were disputed by Steven M Glazer of the pro-Bird Committee to Conserve the Courts who said Frida)' that any tally of decisions must include those cases the high court refused to review. an action that usually has ilie result of upholding a conv1ct1on by a lower coun. Bird has. b) Glazer's calculattons, "around a 90 percent record for upholding en minal con v1c11ons." Whale turned around again PITTSBURG (AP) -Humph~y the wandcnng whale took another wroni tum ovem1aht and was swi.m- mina upstream today. d isappointina rescuers who had herded the animal to withm 35 miles of the Pac1fic Ocean. "h 's definitely a tum for the worse." said Mitchell Ryan, assistant press secretary for the Whale Watch Command Center. The whale had moved fi ve miles upstream over- mght, according to a s1ghu ng at about 7 a.m. Ryan said a dec1s1on was being made this morning on how to turn the big mammal around agaan The whale had languished 1n the Sacramento Ri ver since Oct 11 when it apparently took a wrong tum at the Golden Gate Bndge Rescue~ had been heartened Sun- da) when a floulla of 21 boats herded Humphrey back into salty water and on course toward the open sea Thousands of people lined the banks of the nver as the 45-ton. 40- foot whale swam to W1than 35 miles of San Francisco Bay and the Pacific Ocean. The whale was in water about onc- s1itth saline, encouragjn.g rescuers who had feared it would perish if 1t uaycd an fresh water too loni. A flotJ!la of scientists Joined the herding effort Sunday, with the ~nny, Navy and Coast Guard rep- re~nted m the party with their boats )to keep Humphrey from dttounna into the warren of delta sloughs. Humphre)' was last seen Sunday evenang JUSt west of Pmsburg. said officials for the California Manne Mammal Cent.er. to Satu~y iliat o~ni~tions behind .~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ the effort would remove any judge "who won'tdancc to the conservative lune." Broussard also cnticized Re- publican Gov 'George DCukmejian durin$ his speecti to 1he Black Amencan Political AsSOCtation of California. "Our present governor has been beard to say publicly how he would relish the opportunity to appoint more of 'his kind of ~pie,"' Broussard said. "We need JU<ifes to be free to make tough decisions without reprisals." In 1982 Dculc.mejian, then attorney general, led an unsuccessful cam- paign to remove Bird. Broussard and Justice Cruz Reynoso from the court. AJI three were appointed by Demo- cratic Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr . Broussard told the audience of I SO. Broussard was reconfinned in 1982 and is the only one of the seven justices who docs not come before voters next year. Besides Ms. Bird, Reynoso and Joseph Grodin have been targeted by conservative criucs. RUFFELL'S UPllOLSTEIY lllC. fof TM Rest of YOGt lift I 922 HAalOI Bl YD .• COSTA MESA-~ 11 S6 . . . WIN TOGETHER THE UNITE WAY Navy heart operation assignments probed Summer Crowds are Gone! SAN DIEGO (AP) -The Was.b- inaton-based Naval lnvcstiptive Service is probing allegations that docton at Balboa Park Naval Hospi· tal improperly favored certain av- ilian surscons in deciding who would perform lucrative heart operations. The value to San Diego civilian suraeons of the business they were pvcn by the Navy was more than $6 million in the fiscal year that ended June 30, accordina to an official at the Civilian Health and Medical Pro- p-am of the Uniformed Services. Ti.pie to Come to Dillinan's for S \e\\\\e 1 .. J Early Bird Dinners 17 .SO Featuring Prime Rib or Fresh Fish RE-ROOFING?. 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Otherwise, there miaht be no Statue of Liberty to symbolize America's ideals and promise. MEET Il-IE REAL MISS AMERICA. On a more parocbtal note. tele- vision v1ewen would not have had "The Statue of Liberty," a documen- tary fllm wonhy of the inspirational statue and, like it, a significant and moving piece of work. KOCE, Channel 50, will broadcast the one-hour special tonight at 8 o'clock. Here she is, the Statue of Liberty. Th Through rare historical film footage e The affectionate portrait comes from the fertile enthusiasm and mteUiaence of filmmaker Ken Bums, who pined an Academy Award nomination for another classy wo- duction, "The Brooklyn Bridge ' in 1981. and moving interviews, celebrate n er Statue 100 years as our nation's beloved f .b symbol of freedom, liberty and hope. 0 LI erty As he did in that work, Bums takes a monument and gives it human dimensions, first with dramatic anec- dotes and background about building the structure. then with provocative segments that show what the Statue of Liberty has meant for I 00 years and bow it fits into our lives now. G W TV Worth Watching Tonight! 8:00PM KOCE 50 As the film illustrates in a clever sequence, a deodorant commercial asking us to raise our bands is not the only way Liberty is exploited today. edwards LIDO 673·8350 NEWPORT Bl VO AT YIOO LIDO O&lllftNll Mil "Al.WATI .. 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FOOT8AU HART TO HART OAEAlUT AMENCAH HERO THAEF8 COWANY Dff"AEHT ITAOKES IU81NES8 fVORT PROJECT UNIYf.R8E TOO Cl08E FOR COMFORT NICNEWS I LAVEAHE 1llPP FAMll Y MIUEA'S COURT MOVIE U "They Call Me Bruce?" (1982) ~nny Yune, M11gaua Hem1ngw1y. UV MOYIE -11:00- Dinan Sheridan, a.nard Cribblns CARiOH'S vumu1• ~ * * * "The Rlllw1y CN!dten" ( 197 I) 1·(I)0 ~ ,.._&e•ur• I NBCm•:30-Mary PranD (center) ftDda benelf tn..ol'ftd ::,::"'n TOOClOSEFOACOMFORT with • co.en of wttcbee OD .. !fewbart.. MOHTYPVTHON'SFtYINO I~ LBtf9 tom,bt at 9:30 OD CBS, Cbannel 2 . =INE88 l&OR'T NEW8HOtJA I NEWS • HSITAOE SINGERS I PHOTOGAAPHIC VISION -9:00-DYNA8TV G WORLD~ PAO DAAO M' A 'S'H 8 (I) SCAAECAOW AWJ MRS. ANCIENT LIVES SUPEMTM'e WHEEL~ FOATUNE l(INO G WONOERWOAKS (Q) MOVlE GD SHOCKWAVES Of D 8 TVS 8lOOPERS AHO (fl CALFOAHIA LOTTERY • .. Aph<od11e" ( 1982) Vlierll Kipl'I· AAMAGED00H -~JOKES GD PRAISE TH£ LORD tlcy, Horst BocMotz. tD BEST~HOTSEAT * U \; "Heaven Knows Mr Alft· aJ)UOVIE -11:05- -7:00-900 .. (19571 RoOert Mtttoom. 0.. ** "To Be Of Nol To Be (1983) (J)UOVIE .. 8 CBS NEWS borlh Kerr Mflj BrOOlts. Anne Bancrol1 ••'Ir "Missing In ActlOn ( 1984) I EHTERTAINMEHT TONGHT II JOKEA-s WILD (S) MOVIE ChUck Norris, M. Emmet1 Wlllh I080U IU>OIES CJ) CAROON'S COMEDY~ • U "Against AH Odds . (1984) Ra--11:t5- DAUAS e HEWS chef Ward. Jett Bridges g N!JC NEWS flOKT\.M I NEWS ti) MOVIE Cl) MOVIE -tt:»-~~ ~~ * • •; "Breathless" (1983) Richard ** * "All The Rigtli Moves (1983) I (I) ABMGTON STEELE ~ ~ Gere. Valerie Kapnnsky Tom Cruise, C<aig T Nelson 8 TOHIQHT 9 WONOERWOAKS -t: 16-•COMEDY RAK WJTl4 MAC!< P.M.MAGAZJNE m>STATUEOFUBERTY D HARDCASTLfANO AHDJAMIE 8 HEADUNE CHASERS GD PRAISE THE LOAD MCCORMICK Cl aaAAAE GD PRAISE M LOAD QD MOVIE -9:30-• VEGAS ~~THOruHE **'" "Hom1Cldal" (1961) Glenn IJ())NEWHART IHAWAllFM..o ** "F"llldetS Keep«s" (1984) Ml-~~111c1a Breshn CJ) MOVIE LATBIOKT NIBfCA chael O'Keefa. Bevef1y O'Angalo ~. *''" "E~t U-,.-T.._ ~ .. n· , 19821 ***'-'''Love Is A Many Splendored U00EAN MATUllTY CZJMOVIE ., .. '""" """" t Thing" (1955) W1U11111 Holden. Jen. III N!J;CNl'#SflOKT\.M * * 'Joanna" 119691 GenevteYe Peter usunov. Jane B11111n nilllf Jones. ID PRAJ8E THE LOAD W111e. Calvin lockhlft ~~potnt' (19841 Kns Kris-9 ~REPORT ~~~ -7:30-totferson. Treat WllNams * • Give My Aeoards To Broad STOP THE CNf#/AJ.. II 2 ON TlfE TOWN ROBIH HOOD: RICHARD THE Street" (1984) Paul McCartney. Bry--12:00-0 PRICE ISRIGHT ~ 8 WHArS HAPP£HINGH S:30 an Brown 9 ALFAED HITCHCOCI< GIM'A'S'H CI TICTACOOuoH-I CIJ <j!~CeY ,~THAE£0 m N£Wl YWED GAME (!) LOVE BOAT • ., rw:n,;, DAYE DEL DOTTO ~~·WILD WORLD Of m P.M. MAGAZINE a MOVIE (!) COMEDY BREAK WJTl4 MAO< ml GREAT CtiEFS Of CHtCAGO -9:00-** "Wake Me When The War Is ~JAMIE Cl) SAH DIEGO AT LARGE fJ Cl) KA TE & ALLIE Over' ( 1969) Ken £Wry Eva GabOr lll MORE REAi.. PEOPLE at JE.-Of>AJllDY D 8 MOVIE ., CONNECTIONS: AN e 100 cu~ m RACING FROM OAK TREE ''A Time To Live (Premtefe) LWI Al~ TE VIEW Of CHANGE -12::30- FRAGGLf ROCK M1nnelh. Jeffrey DeMunn ml THE BRAIN DRAT PATIQ. Billy Wilder to get AFI life a ward LOS ANGELES (AP) -The American Film lnstitute has voted to give its 1986 Lifetime Achievement Award to three-time Academy Award winner Billy Wilder. "It came as a total surprise to me."' said Wilder. 79. who directed and co- wrote such film classics as "Sunset Boulevard," "Some Like It Hot," and "Double Indemnity. "l feel like one of those professors getting the Nobel Prize." he said. lUXURY THEATRES WALK JNS ~1 15 1 &t two M•t& W 1te1<0ay1, · * l U Mat Only S•turCl•Y• •• Sun· Clay1 &. 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'LITCM,... aawmrsw,.. n.ANIMttm ...,._n_ Tau Oii TllATl 111 :, ~ ..... MlVlll 1UUD • 11111 ....... rHVAllOH U5A. ......... KWllf OllOOVI 111 . ....,_ ·--.......... COMMV90111 ·---'"' .... ,. ... 11• DAY 0. nll--,_ __ "_ • U&Mllla. ---n-.._ .. ._ .... .,. llWml .... ...... 11119 .. .. ................. ....... u ·--- ..,_ . ... -.. ...,... .... .. ........ -. COWPV•0111 2.--_,~ UMCOH ~ YW111 I.. FU ,._.,. ..... ,_ MCll 101'111 ......... ··-04 lo HABRA ti...: ... 1~ - -wow .. ........... -··--· -..... ....... ..... "I respect that outfit and I hope I am worthy of the award," Wilder said. Wilder received Academy Awards for directing "The Lost Weekend" and "The Apartment" He also won an Oscar as co-writer of"Tbe Apart· ment." WildeT directed most powerfully when usmg favorite actors, such as the late Marlyn Monroe in "Some Like It Hot," and "The Seven-Year Itch;" Wilham Holden for "Sunset Boulevard" and "Stala& 17," and Jack Lemmon for "Some llie It Hot." "The A~rtment," "Irma La Douce," "Avanti" and "The Front P .... Other Wilder films wb1cb he directed and co-wrote include "Ace In the Hole" (retitled "The Big Carnival") and "Witness for the Prosecution." The AFl's Lifetime Achievement Award is given to those "whose talent has in a fund.ame.ntal way advanced the filmmaJUng art, whose ac- c o m p Ii she men ts have been acknowlcged by scholars, critics, pro- fessional peen and the aeneraJ public. and whose work has stood the test of time." Wilder, wbo emigrated to the United States from his nauve Austria 1n 19 34. first attracted attention in this country for the witty dialogue written for such films as "Ninotchka." a 1939 sophisticated comedy starring Melvin Douglas and Greta Garbo. Wilder will be fonnally honored March 6 at the Beverly Hilton Hotel said AFI spolccswoman Carol~ C.ampbell. The tribute will be broad- cast on NBC-TV. Previous award winners include Gene Kelly. Lillian Gish, John Huston. Frank Capra, Fred Astaire, James Stewart, Alfred Hitchock . Henry Fonda, Bette Davis, William Wyler, Orson Welles, James ~ey and John Ford. -IUllUlllll 11 6»-'771 ---.. m.we _.,_ Ila MIMS I m•> ... ,.. ,_D.TDIO 111.-·---.Tl ~' ·-CllJCll. ~nu ..... -----... www. NCRfl.•Y• ... , . .., ... w •• •••••a m&.l ..... Classy Autos Advertised in th~ llllJPllll 0 \ FUNKY WINKERBEAN THE FAMILY CIRCUS "Billy, it isn't necessary to put a happy face on every 'O'." MARMADUKE by Brad Anderson "He'll eat it now ... I seasoned it with an old shoel" Or.:......:al~·~Coaat:..:..::..:...;,_;O:_A_l.::...LY_Pl...:.L...:.O_T !Monday __ ....::..:..• _Oet_ow __ 2_e_. _1NS __ ~ by· Tom Batluk DOONESBURY by Qary Trudeau BIG GEORGE by Virgil Partch (VIP) ~ I I . I ' ! /J,. .. , h1te Mond1y1." DENNIS THE MENACE by Hank Ketcham t' l fflAT'S IT, lAIJ6;I fT UP wrm )(XJR um.e FRJtJllJS' ()()N'T 1HINI< )Q/l/'E ~ - IN6 WfTH MY MIN(), 1'4e1 ~, ~ 'IW/Wr.'~ BLOOM COUNTY Pffl ~NM TO a?PfR THAT e>tnA MMTWI 5TEYW 7 WHY~~ f..rrE ~ llff IN SOCH 5NFU £Kct$5? - PEANUTS I MISSED SCMOOL YESTEIWAY BECAUSE I 1-lAD A COLD . ' Tl-IERE MUST BE SOMETulN6 601N6 ARO\Jt-jD .. LOTS OF KIDS 1-lAVE BEEN 6ETTIN6 COLDS FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE fP'f ! OJR FIRST' REAL~ DANCE.! by Jett MacNall .. Wl.~ATOMW> NEVSR LET ME~. by Berke Breathed by Charles M . Schulz by Lynn Johnston TUMBLEWEEDS by Tom K. Ryan DRABBLE \.AO\£~ ANO GtMTL.f.Mf.tol ~:o UKE. 10 GC:r 6fQ ' fOR ~M~T GARFIELD MAM~ c> ~ ~\If. ~W UMAi T"E. A'.XUAT ~f. 00€.~ Wm~ iMf. ~ n20M 00'2 iUfl~ON ... \&UI.., IT~ MONE CM= 'iOUR 8USIM£¥,,! KLANG! ' by Kevin Fagan JU~T MAii.. i~ (Hf.Cl( ~~0 OON'T ()fT W/YJY ! _by Jim Davis BRIDGE Q.l -Both vulnerable. as South ) ou hold. • J74 v A8652 0 95 •JS4 The bidding has proceeded: North u1t South Weet 1 O Pue l ~ Pu1 2 ST Pae1 ? What action do you take'! MOON MULLINS by Ferd & Tom Johnson A. -~lany player'i think th,11 Nort h·s JU mp to Lwo no lrump l'i fo rcing. That 1 not the case. It shows a balanced hand of 19 20 poinls. and responder is free to pass w1lh a dead minimum. Here. 1t 1s 1n conceivable that North can come to nine tricks unless he has three hearts. and even with some of those hands. he won't have time to de velop the ~u11 Pass. and apologize 1f partner makes nine lr1cks. You'Re BE',AUT/FUL, EMMA, ,AND r: <qO~E'OUS, TOO, ~ .JUST AS 'joU ,AR~. ® /0 u JUDGE PARKER .. WITHOUT PoWDE~, ~OUGE , L IPSTICl<',~,A MAJOR INVESTMENT IN A B~,AUTY PA~LOR. WHEN SAM DRIVER ARRIVES AT THE Rl!STAUAANT, HE 01SCOVEAS THAT THEY LEFl' TT A MESS EVEN DAMAGED SOME OF THE SOMeONe HAS BROKl!N INTO eeN PRIDE'S VAN ' PAt.INTIN GS I Q.2-Both vulnt'rable . as :-\outh vou hold: · •76 <:7 KU3 OA85 •10143 The bidding has proceeded. Nertll £a1t HU. W .. t I • Pue I ST Pa11 3 0 Pue ? ~ What do you hid now'1 ~·/... A.-F'1rst. l"t ·~ thminate the bids we shouldn't make Don't had thrtl" by Harold Le Doux no trump with only one stop~r 1n t - ont' unbid suit and a very slow ~top ~ran the othl"r !'lot. ra1~in1t part ner's second 1u1t with only three card support l'J another taboo -you nttd four cards to raise opener\ serond suit. Tha t leaves only a prt>ft'ren~ to OPf'Mt's Ctrst suit f'Vt'n thou~h •t' have onl a doubltton. Parlner"t ~bid w1ll pa1nl a clearer p1cturt' of his hand -and allow u, t.o prO<'~d 1n tellirenlly Q.3 -Nt'1tber vulnuable. u South JOU bold ANSWERS TO WEEKLY BRIDGE Qt.:17. • J83 ~AK 76$42 ,,:. Q93 Partne r open-. t he bidding v.1th three dubs \.\hat action do you take·1 A. -We agree with .vou that thrt't' hearts will quite like)~ bt' a bt>ttt'r rontract than three duhs However. there is no wa ~ to play then• bt>cause d bid or I hrt't' hearts 0) ~ llU v.·ould be rorc1n )( .ind theres no tell ing where you v.ould land or v. hat disaster) ou might suffer Pus. and OMAR Ot SHARIFF ... 416- "t>e what happens Q.4-&th" ulnt>rahle a!' :-.outh you hold •AQ9S A A98Z +AKI03 The bidding has procet'ded So-0-W H~ .ti Orth £ut I 0 Pa11 ' Pue ? What do you hid nov. ' A -We can't under\tand hov. much a 51mple 4ut~t1on <1hp~d into t his quiz f)up1lf' tht' fart that )OU havf' a singleton 1n partner <1 su1l. your hand 1s Jul't t'normous TheN" ~ nnly one way to <1how your powt'r J ump <1h1ft to two •padt~ Q.S-Nt'1lher \.Ulnerable. u ~oulh you hold •U '7 A$2 OKQ +AKMM The b1ddin~ has proceeded. ~ WHt Nwtll Eut l • Pua l • P ... 7 ~hat do you bid now ' A -It 111 & cl~e der1•1on bf.t wH n two cluhs and three rlubs. \\., Jr1• s v.ayed tov.ard the mor e ron,t>r \.'All\.e tv.o cluh'I bt'caust' of thrt>e na .... " .... Ith onl~ a doubleton 'Pildl:' there might ~ a paruJJ m1sr11 . our queen of d1am11nii' ., of douh1 l u1 \ alue 'tnre it '" unprott>Clt>d and. ~tnre we have a mtnor '-Ult ""' v.ould prefer 1t 11• ht' d hit m11r1 robust Bid t"" o l'lu h<. Q.6 -As :->out h \ ulnerablt' \ '"' hold CHARLES GOREN • KQI07 62 v KQ985 + 102 T he bidding has proceeded 'II ortla Eaet Soatlt "eet l • Pue I .,:, PH• 2 :: P... ? \.\hat do you hid nov. ·.• A. -f or the moment. you don 1 know whether partner's Jump <1h1h was based on she-er powtr or on a 'itrong fit far your diamonds To fin d out more about t ht hand. you 'hould <'Onllnut' bidding n11turally \ ou ha"e a Rood ,econd ,uit. ,o ~h,,w at. O~ner's response ~o your 1 wo ~padf' r•b1d ~hould rlar1fy thf' ~1tuat 1on f'w ...._ • .._ ah.t c...,... GWM ........ e&.tt.w t ... w..,.. ,aa,_... w"'4 c.,... a..wp Lett«. llOI C........._ Ave .• C'-v•le- .... N.J. W77. ' ··-~~-----------------------------------------------------· .. PAPARA / ZI Wishful thinking prompts cruise 300 bidders on board Catalina Holiday aid charity for children A lively group ... 300 members of Junior Ebell ClubofNewpon Beach and guests ... boarded the Catalina Holiday at the Balboa Pavilion and cruised the harbor for three hours. Brlu Belrae from K-Earth was aboard to provide music-mostly oldies. At times the dancers' singing was as loud as the recorded music. When they weren't dancing. they were bidding ... the Martinez brothers were actively bidding on several items. Mike got round trip tickets to anywhere Jet America flies and Tim paid $603 for a weekend in Las Vegas. (Party proceeds were for Make-A· Wish Foundation which grants wishes of terminally ill children.) Others buyers were Terry Hay- &ack who paid $300for1mponed wines and Teresa Smttb who outbid all for the $Orgeous French angora sweater w1th stnngs of pearls. On this cruise there was no TBOllPSON-REPFERT Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Thomp- son of Balboa have announced the engagement of their daughter, Kathleen Ann, to David William Reffen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Reff en of Orange. The bride-elect is a graduate of Newport Harbor High School and the University of Southern Cali- fornia. Her fiance graduated from Los Amigos High School and Ari· zona State University. A July 12 wedding 1s planned in shortage offood ... thick ham, turkey and roast beef were served with an array of fruit, veggies and dcsscns organized by Dlue Joaet. Tricia Ferrell was overall chair- man assited by Teresa Smida, Eileen Delaney, Daulelle Dorrt1 and Karen Fratutaro. Passengers also included Cal and Wendy Wool!_ey (he recently partici- of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Troutt of Costa Mesa. He graduated from Estancia High School and UCI. They will be married June 2 I in Newport Mesa Chnstian Center in Costa Mesa. DELANEY-DETRICK The engagement of Elizabeth Ann Delancy of Palos Verdes Estates to David Ward Detrick of Irvine has been announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John F. Delancy. pated ID the vrcat Amen can An- tique Car Race), Bob and Rath Harps (they came up from Del Mar), Barbara and Jim deBoom, ltate and Price SUplro, Bill EdellaaHer(hc's part owner of the Balboa Peninsula and his wife Norma is club president), Debbie and David Mixon and TnadJe and BlUMUD. Our Lady of Mount Carvicl Catholic Church io Newpon Beach. GOINS-TROUTT Dianna L. Goins of Orange and David L. Troutt of Costa Mesa are planning a June wedding. Jerry and Elaine Goins of Orange are the parents of the bride-elect, who is a graduate of El Modena High School and is now a senior at UC Irvine. Her future bndcgroom 1s the son Make-A-Wish Foundation of Or- ange County was founded in 1983. Any child under the aJe of 18 who has a tenninal illness 1s eligible to have a wish fulfillCd.(Make-A-Wish is in Newport Beach, telephone 642-6601 ). Paparazzi 1s edited by Daily Pilot Styleed1tor Vida Dean. The bride-elect, a graduate of Palos Verdes High School, is a senior at Wheaton College in Norton, Mass. Her fiancc is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Detrick of Corona dcl Mar. He is a graduate of Glen brook Nanh High School in Northbrook, Ill. and received his bachelor's degree in civil engineering from the University of Southern California. A July 5 wedding is planned in St. Lawrence Martyr Church in Redon- do Beach and a reception wiU be held at the Palos Verdes Country Club. SURGEO N GENERAL'S WARNING : Smoking Causes Lung Cancer. Heart Disease. Emph sema . And May Compl icate Pregnancy. K1 gs. 1 mg. "tar". 1.2 mq. nicotine. Menthol 18 mq "tar". 1 . 2 mg n1co11ne. 1ghts. 10 mg. "1ar", 0 .8 mg. n1co1ine av. per c1gareue by flC method •98S B.\.,._ I L. I • 25 great tasting cigarettes for the price of 20! 250 great tasting cigarettes for the price of 200! NEW! Richland 25'& Available in Regular, Menthol & Lights S.Md on manuf.ctur•r s au99eat.ct retail price Pnc1"9 option.al to r9tall•r• Not avallabfe In all areaa •• I Richland ~--~ ~-- I • I O., .... ,..._..,n.o......_ Dt.c jockey Brian Beirne took reqa•ta from Jtanm IJl'ratantaro, ltlleen Delaney an Tricia Perrell u Richard Dorrla, Joe Growthaa and Bob Collin• chatted at the rail. Healthy replies calm AFRAIDS DEAR ANN LANDERS: For the past several months one cannot pick up a magazine or newspaper wllhout reading yet another story about AIDS. h 's been all over TV and radio as well and. like everyone else, I am scared to death. Although many reliable authorities say it is outrageous to ban an ArDS child from school, I am not sure I would want my youngsters to sit next to a child who has the disease. Irrational? Probably, but I am not alone in my feelings. I have read your column for as many years as you have been writing it, Ann. l know you have access to the country's top consultants. I k.now, too, that you tell it like it is, in language everybody can understand. Will you please give us as much mformauon as you can about th1s dreaded disease? The New Republic points out that while AIDS has struck only a small fraction of the population. 1t has spawned a second, scancr epidemic -hystena. It is called AFRAIDS (Acute Fear Regarding Aids). According to the New York Post- CBS poll, 47 ~r~nt of the people think 11 is possible to get AIDS from a shared drinking glass. I heard an authority say this 1s absolutely not true. Is it? Please. Ann, let's have some facts. -TERRIFIED IN TARRYTOWN. DEAR TARRY: I have before me a ba1e pile of letters from readers who are also scared to deatb of AIDS. I 1Ull attempt to deal w1tb as many qaeatlo11 as apace permits. At tlll1 wrttta1, accordln1 &o tbe Centera for Dl1eaae Control la Atlu· &a, lt,1%5 have been dJapo1ed a1 1afferlng wltb AIDS. Half of tbo1e people laave dJed. One Uilrd of all AIDS cues are in New York City. A1 of tlt11 moment, tbere 11 no care. AccordiD& lo Dr. David J. Seacer, the beallll comml11loaer of New York City, tllere are ao 1lp1 tllat tltJ1 fatal bealtll dJ1order 11 1preadln1 i A111 LAIDEIS rapidly beyond tllle two maha risk groap1, llomotena11 ud intraveaoe1 drag a1er1. • AIDS 11 NOT a ltJgllly CODtasiMI dJ aeaae, aor 11 It spread tllroep caHal ceatact. fte vln1 d0et eot noat iuo.p Ge air. set la to food. aior can yoa 1et It by vt1ltta1 w1tlll, workia1 wltll or 1olD1 to acllool wltlll a penon wlao lla1 ft. Tlle AIDS vlnu 11 tru1mJtted eltller tllr:r. 0 1enal contact involv· lng die br I of bodily tl11ae ud excbugtng of bodily naJd1, from con&ambaated needles aaed by drq addJct1, or from contaminated blood in a tru1faaloa. fte latter 11 no lon1er couldered a tllreat 1bace 1creenJD1 metJaod1 laave already beea perfected. (A small na.mber of bablet wll0te moU.en llave AIDS llave been bora wit.It tbe dlaeue.) Please be aware tllat yoa cauot get AIDS from sJvlng blood. Muy people have become so lrratloaal on W1 1abject tlley llave 1topped bet.at blood doDOn . Altlloap tlte AIDS vln1 U. been foud in 1eme1, blood, ..Uva ud tean, tlaere 11 not one 1llttd of evidence tllat uyone lla1 ever. COii· tracted tlte illoea1 fnm kit1ta1 u AIDS patient or fTOm comla1 LD contact w1tb bJ1 tears. Aleo, dae worry abo1t moaq91toea calT)'lq dae vlra1 11 totally w1tlloat folllHlatloa. Al10 wltlloat foudadoa are tlle fean of 1etthl1 AIDS LD a 1wtmmta1 pool, from a pabllc telep•one, a toilet seat, or food 1erved or prepared by bomo1exul1. Tomorrow I will teU yoa wllat cu be done to avoid 1ettla. AJrn~ Dlily Pilat MONDAY. OCTOBER 28, 1985 Chicago Beare laat of the unbeaten• In NFL. 82. Rubbing It In ha• prep footbltll coechH talklng. 83. OeltJ ,... .,,.__ "" o..td ....-. The Rama' Gary Green (27) chuea down Wendell Tyler ln Sunday'• •ame. Nolan Cromwell (21) cloees ln from right. Montana has 'em in state of shock Robinson: Tt'S clear we were overwhelmed, but lt' s a lso clear ~e 're three games ahead front of an Anaheim Stadium sellout crowd of65.939. But Robinson also cited "It's also clear we're three games ahead of them halfway through the season. By JOSEPH DUDEVOIR and that's all Montana needs to know. "But today we saw the world champions at their best." he added. ··we were stunned. If you catch them on one of their good days you're m trouble." OeltJ,... e.rr .......... San Francisco 49erquarterback Joe Montana must live for the days when he gets to play against the Rams. He probably wnngs his hands and hcks his chops as he sees his favorite team coming up on the schedule. "He just plays out of his mind against us." said Rams safety Johnnie Johnson. "They just get up for us I guess." The 49crs were up, all nght, and the Rams went under. It sttms the Rams always catch Montana and the 49ers on one of their good days. Including this win, the 49ers have made it four slralght over the Rams. Forget that Montana and the wo~d champion 49crs were 3-4 and losers of their last two games coming into Sunday's game. These arc the Rams "It's clear that we were over- whelmed." said Rams Coach John Robinson after his preVlously un- beaten Rams were stripped of that distinction by San Francisco. 28-14 in And after Montana once again carved up the Rams' proud defense Play-action passes did it 49ers'28-0 bulge afhalftime highl~ghted by darts to Craig By CHRIS MONAHAN Deer '9eit Cefr Ill I -..ut Even m today's technologically-advanced world. the best cures medical pracut1oners have come up with for the flu arc antibiotics and tame. That doesn't sound too promising for someone suffenng with the illness, but it's still a better cure than the Rams have come up with for San Francisco 49crs quarterback Joe Montana. One week after suffcnng the the nu through a sickening 23-21 loss to Detroit, Montana returned to Super Bowl form in the first half of Sunday's game, leaving the Rams feel very queasy. Showing respect for a Rams' secondary which was tied for the National Football League lead m inter- ceptions ( 18. along with Dallas), Montana spent the first half throwini slant-ins to his tight ends, down-and-outs to his wide receivers and the most cffecuve passes of the half -swing pa.sscs to his running backs. Th~ec sses m particular stand out as keys to the 49crs' s ing out to a 28-0 halftime lead. two to fullback Roger raig and one to reserve running back Demck Harmon. "They have a great defense against the run, but no one has really tned to throw on them," said Montana. "We knew that 1fwe got the protection. we could throw on them. "We felt we had to control the game to move the ball Raiders put 22-3-1 MNF mark on line LOS ANGELES (AP) -~ fcns1vcly. the San Diego Chargers have been pretty offensive for several years now. Coincidence or not, such a trend has chan.Jed somewhat since Tom Bass was dismissed as the team's defensive coordinator earlier this month. Coach Tom Flores of the Los Ansel~ Raiders, for one, believes the Charaers have improved on defense. Florea and his team will have a fi~-hand opportunity to find out just how much better the Characn have become Monday night when the teams square off at the Los Anacles Coliseum. The Raiden will be ttyina to improve on their incredible 22-3-1 Monday oiJbt footbeU ruord since the prime ume series bepn in 1970, and extend their six-pme w10nan1 streak over the Qwsera. Sunday's NFL scores San Francisco 28. •Rams 14 •Philadel phia 21. Buffalo 1 7 Houston 20. •st. Louis IO •Dallas 24. Atlanta 10 New England 32. •Tampa Bay 1 4 •Detroit 31. Miami 21 •Chicago 27. Minnesota 9 •New York Jets 1 7. Seattle l 4 •tndlanapolls 37. Green Bay l 0 Washln~on 14. •c 1eveland 7 Denver 30. •Kansas City l 0 •c1nclnnat1 26. Pittsburgh 21 New York Giants 21. •New Orleans 13 ldenotes home team Ton~ht'• Game San Otego at Raiders (Radio: KRLA. 1 l 1 0). •NFL roundup. 82. •Rams statistics. 84. downficld. We watched films of their defense and they had been simng on the 15 to 20-yard routes. so we figured they would do it to us, too. We thought we needed play action (to the backs) to open up the passing game.'' Of those play-action passes Montana said. "We caught them in some blitzes. You have to have those big (Pleue eee PLAT-ACT10Pf/B2) Kickoff time for the nahonally televited pme is 6 o'clock. A crowd of70,000 as anticipated. The Raiden., S-2 and wtnnen of their last four pmes. were hsted u six-point favorites over the Charaen., who a~ 3-4. Marathon wtnnen The pme will be blacked out locally. Italy•• Orlando Pla.Uto (left~ Nonray'a Grete Walts ~ tWr aeda18 aad acbow e crowd'• appao'fal after wtnntna Rew Yorll llaratt.oa .... 9torJ. 82. , ---- hkc a holiday bard. Ram defensive end Doug Recd had this suggestion on how 10 stop Montana "We should JUSt all 'o out and buy guns and shoot him,' he said "It's very frustrating chasing ham around out there. We'll remember this. We remember last year's game when they beat us here 33-Q: We wanted to make this into a physical. gnnd out game. but Joe didn't want to play our game.'' Instead. Montana played w11h the Rams, riddling them from the minute the 49crs took the opening lockofT. And this was supposed to be the (Pleue .ee llOl'fTANA/82) Cardinal sin leaves St. Louis out iii cold St. Louis goes f ram two outs toa blowout KA:-.lSJ\S (ITY.Mo (.\Pl-The) went from two outs to a blowout The St. Louis Cardinals needed onl) one more victory to wrn their second World &nes an four )'cars And the} nearly dad. an the sixth game Saturday night. t.a!C1ng a 1-0 lead into the ninth inning. But with o ne out 1n the bottom of the ninth. Kansas City scored two runs to wan 2-1 and force the seventh and deciding game .\nd on Sunday. the World Senes was won in a blowout. 11 -0 b} the comc-from- beh1nd Royals. ··we should have put 1t away last night and d1dn ·1. .. Herzog said "The) played ~at and you have to wonder why we quit hitting. I don't knO\At ·· St Louis. the fa vored team 1n the &nes. collapsed Ii ke a house of cards and no~ must ltve with having blown three games-to-one leads twice The) were also up 3-1 in 1968 o nl) to see the Detroit Tigers win The Cardinals' frustration was apparent long before the game ended (Pleue eee CARDl.1'AL8/B2) Piniella is in, Martin ts out NEW YORK (AP) -Lou Piniella. a former outfielder and later a coach W1th the New York Yankcn. was named man.,er Sunday. thus ending Bally Martm's fourth term as manaacr of the American lellfue team In a release namma the new manqcr, the Yankees made no mention of Ma111n . who took over the team early last season when YO&I Berra was fired. Tbe Yankees finished second an the Al East to the Toronto Blue Jays while winnina 97 pmes, but off- the--field problems led to M11t1n's finna. The most celebrated 1 nndent occuned in ~ptcmber in 8all1- m<>ft. On suoccssive ni&ht.s. Marun brcame embroiled an 1>ar-room altercations -the fint an araument with a customer and the ICCIOnd a fllbt with Yanktt pitch- er £d WlultOn. ' World Series was bizarre Cardinals made final game look like comic opera By HAL BOCK ,,,~ .... KANSAS CITY. Mo (AP) -The Kansas Caty Royals wrote an ap- propnatcly improbable climax to a most btz.arrc World Senes. G1 vcn the way the first sax games had gone. 1t figured that the seventh -matching two 20-game wtnncrs - would detenorate into a comic opera Kansas Caty's Bret Saberhagen held up has end of the bargain. pitching a five-hat shutout that made him the &ncs· Most Valuable Pla\cr John TudorofSt. Louis came up wa~ short. and so dad his team Whale the Cardinals raged at the umpires for misdemeanors past and present, real or imagined. the Royals accumulated 14 hats and 11 runs and laughed their wa) to a world cham- p1onsh1p. They scored sill runs in one inning, two more than the Cardinals scored in an) game. The 11 runs 1n game seven were onl) two fewer than the Cardinals managed 1n all ~ven The Cardinals were dn vcn to such distraction that Manager While) Herzog and patcher Joaquin Andujar both ~re ejected. one pitch apart. b) plate umpire Don Dcnk1ngerdunnga naghtmansh fifth inning that sent the game bunhng out of reach The Ro)als buned the Cardinals in the fifth with seven hats. five after two were out. When Andujar, pitching 1n relief with the game all but gone. started arguing baJl-and-stnkc calls. ANALYSIS Herzog amved to offer has opinion. One word led to another. and manager and patcher soon we~ ejected, the first tame 10 50 years thlt more than one pan1c1pant has bttn thrown out of a &nes game. Hcrzog's beef with Denkmger had as much to do with the umpire's controversial nmth-1 nn1ng ~fe call in game sa. which set the st.age for Kansas City's game-winning rail>, as 11 dad with -\ndujar·s complarnts .. The umpires were no factor tonight ... Herzog said .. We should have been home )esterda) I think he massed the pla) last night He's a good umpire The human element has to come into ht-mg When something gets wen awa) from you. you get upset·· That was the caS(' ~ 11h Tudor often near!) unhittable this season The Royals sent ham into such a frenz) that he punched an clcctnc fan - .. That's a metal obJCCt not a person.·· a team spokesmen said -after being knocked out in the third inning. He sliced the index finger on his p1tch1ng hand and required stitches .. I made a dumb move.'' Tudor said ··That's m y bus1 ess though ·· Tudor's fru trall n was under- standable The City Royals were not suppo to ~1n this Senes. ccnainl~ not after the) lost the first two games at home and dcfin11cl) not when they fell into a 1-3 hole. one loss awa) from elimination These arc the poor-rclauon Royals. representatives of the sadsack .\men- can League West. losers of I 0 straight postseason game'> o"er one stretch (Pleue eee SER.mS/84} .. , ............ Ka.Dau City'• Darryl Motley •bake. hla fiat following hi• two-nm homer ln the eecond lnnlng, lgnltln.C 11-0 rout. Icing on the cake for Saberhagen 21-year-old adds MVP honors to give his n ew son a gift lo.A~S.\~ CIT). Mo I .\Pl -Bm Saberhagen completed a dream w('ek- end Sunda' night. pitching the Kan- s.as C11) Royals to their first World &nes champ1onsh1p JUSt 3ti hours af\er his first '\On was born. and then cappc-d 11 b' being named Most Valuable Pia\ er an the Sencs Saberhagen th rt~ just QJ pitches an a five-h1tttr as the Royals romped to an 11-0 victor) A.t ~I . he as the youniest plaver ever named MVP of the Wo rld &nes. BrookJ~n ~r left-hander Johnn) Podres was ~J when he rTCeaved the award in I Q55 "The bab' two days ago. being an the World Stnes. they'rt dreams come true:· the young nght-hander said. "I'm mentally exhausted nght now "When "c aot the early lead, I jUSt wt"nt out and challenged tht hatters,'' ht said "You always hke to feel that two runs would be cnou&h I felt confident. You can '1 ~t that le~d d1m1rus.h. Once you tro~ some runs quid:. you don't W.nt to let them back mto the pme .. Saberhqen never did 1n roasunt to his tee0nd Vlctory of the Series He had staned Kansas Caty's comeback by bcatin& the C&rdlnals 6-1 on am· hitter 1n the third pm« "The last pme, 1 had a better curve and sl1ckr.'' he aa1d. "This tJmc I had a bener chanacup and the ume fastball.'' 1 n adc:hnon to throttlma St L.ou1 . Saberh111tn also IOOl'td a run 1n the •m:-run fifth inning that dancht'd the '1ctof) for K.ansa" Cat~ Hr had rtached base on a fielder'' cho ice and c.cored on a double b) Lonni<' Smith ··11 was a long 1np,'' hr said .. I rounded second base out near Tito Landrum 1n left field When I was on tirst <coach I JoS<' Martinez said. 'No matter ~hat happens. don't slide · I slid In h1P.h school. I was the wo~t 'ihdt'r on the team. hut when 11 came do~n 10 11 I dtd it·· Saberhagen rtt1red the final <'ight l:\atters in o rder an becoming the 'lot'Cond-,ounge~t patcher ever to thro" a shutout in the World Scncs Bah1morc..-s Jam Palmer. at age 20 became the youngest with a Ml '1cto~ over Lo\ A.rtgeles an th<' second game of th<' I Q66 &ncs Saherhagcn allowed onl) o ne run and 11 hit~ whale st..nfing out 10 and wallong o ne in two fomplct<'-pmc '1c1oncs Saberhqcn. at ~0-6 wa\ thr a~ of a IUnsas C11y staff that kept tht' Royals 1n contention throughout the rqular season and brought the team back from ~I deficit\ in hoth tht' '\mencan Lea«ue playoff.. and tht' \\orld ~nes .. Our staff wu outst.andina all \Car.'' he said "It kept us in a lot ot pmcs Ifs tough when you·rc behind on -'° many occa51ons and kttp comma baclt It wa' a areat year and ~·11 cnJO) 11 until ~pnna trairuna." The youna naht-handC'r went into the d«id1na pme detcmuncd to stay ahead of the Cardinals bitten ··t wanted to throw stnket. act ahead of \hem. ltcep them off buc I was not h1tt1na the spots and fell behind. but 1 was able to comet.ck .. Sabrrhqen SIJd ~was~ <"--... lllVP{M) ' 1 Would Andujar have taken punch at um.p: 'No way' f'rem AP '1!filaeMt • KANSAS CITY, Mo. -Joequin Andujar, said to ~ on the tBdUll block. may still be 1n a SL Louis Ci.rdinals uniform next season. p1tch1na .. the second or third pme of the xason for u-." Manaaer Whitey Herzog said Sunday. "He'll probably WU\ 20 pmes by the All-Star game and l'U take that." wd Herzog. who was CJectcd from Sunday's game seven World Senes loss to l<Ansas Ci ty alona with Andujar for disputing a pitch. With the Card.in.aJs, who bad blown a 3-1 games lead m the Series. trailing I 0--0 m the fifth. Herzog was tossed out of the game for arguing with plate umpire Don Denkinaer and one pitch later. Andujar was given the thumb for doing the same. Andujar said be had no intenuon of SWlnging at Denkinger, although be looked every bit the pan of a restrained barroom brawler when his teammates pulled him away. "No way," he said. "I have 10 years in the ma.Jors. I know better. l control myself. l bad the umpire in front of me." "I'm not sorry," Andujar said. "I'm mad. I'm a professional. We uied, but we lost the World Series. I feel good because tnsidc 1 know l tned." Said Hem>~: "I don't care about him getting frustrated ... be s been a good pitcher since I've bad him." Asked 1fthat meant Andujar likely would return to the Cards next season. he said, "I'd say so " Quote of the day "We were over-Whelmed tn the first half, but it's also clear we're three games ahead of them halfway through the season. "It's a 16-round fight and we're still ahead," -Rams Coach Job Robluoa, following his te~m·s 28-14 loss to San Francisco Sunday Tinley captures triathlon KAJLUA-KONA. Hawa.it -Scott Ill TinJcy, 29, of San Diego broke a world record cnroute to his second Jronman Triathlon World Championship crown Saturday. Tinley completed the 140.6 mile swim-bi.kc-run course in 8 hours. 50 minutes and 54 seconds (8:50:54). Second place was captured by Christopher Hinshaw, 22, of Saratoga, Calif .. who completed the course ma lime of 9: 16:40. In the women's dJvtsion, Joanne Ernst took first place. Finishing in 51 st overall, Ernst, 26, of Palo AJto, completed the event in 10:25:22. Eliz.abet.h Bulman of Columbia. Mo .. finished 1n second place with a ume of 10:26:SS. Lendl not planning to quit TOKYO -Ivan LcndJ says he's E;J enter:tainmg no ideas about quittmg the tenrus tour. • "T'm enjoying it so much, I want to play as long as I can," the 25-ycar-old Czechoslovakian star said after winning the Seiko Super Tennis Championships Sunday. "Physically I feel better than ever. I don't feel exhausted.," be wd. "And I'm more confident than ever before." Italian "1n• NY marathon NEW YORK. -Orlando Pizzolato of m hat wore down adin& Ahmed Saleh of Oji6outi with a w1tbenng sccond·haJfsurge Sunday and won the New York City · Marathon for the second consecutive year. Norway's Grete Wa1u continued her domination amona the women. p~ first for the fourth strai&ht time and the seventh time m the past eight years. Neither fint-plaoe fuusber, however, came close to approaching the world best or even brea.kina lbc counc record because of the heat that plagued the record field of 16, 705 starters. For the second year in a row, the tem~tun: was in the 70s. But 10 contrast to 1984, the humidity was not tugh. Raoe offictals said that about 2,SOO who bad entered did not start. Thus, the times for the winners were below last year's -Pizzolato fioishini in 2 hours. 11 minutes. 34 seconds. Waitz 1n 2:28:33. Last year, the 27-ycar-old Pizzolato was clocked in 2:14:53, the slowest winning time since 1975, the last year the 26-mile. 385-yard event was run in Central Park before It was moved into the city's fi ve boroughs. The 32-year-old Waitz was timed in 2:29:30 her slowest since her first New York City victory in 1'978. Trail Blazers breeze, 116-99 PORTLAND -K.ik.i Vandcwcabe m scored 25 points and Clyde Drexler added t 9 as the Portland Trail Blazers rolled to a 116-99 victory over Golden State Sunday in the only gam e scheduled an the National Basketball Association. The Blazers took the lead for good with four minutes to go in the first half when Darnell Valentine stoic the ball twice from Warrior guard Eric "Sleepy" Floyd and Drclller finished off the fast breaks with field goals. Kentucky players got cash LEXINGTON, Ky. -Some former m Kentucky basketball players say they dJd a thriving busjness selhng complimentary tickets at inflated prices to boosters and received cash and other improper gifts from ualous supporters, the Lexington Hcr.Jd-~der reported. A copyright story in Sunday's editions told of players getting up to S 1.000 each for the tickets and finding $50 to $100 in their palms after shaking hands with supponcrs. Clothmg. car ures and free meals also came their way from a small corps of boosters over the past 13 years, the former players said. The university responded to the story Sunday by saying it was investigating possible vtolauons in t.hc program. "Now that S(>CCtfic names and incidents have been provided, the university can better intensify and focus its invcstieation," Raymond Hornback. vioe president ofu01vers1ty relations. read from a prepared statement. "We wiU continue to stay in contact with NCAA aod SEC officials, are informing them of these allegations, and will assure them of our continuing coopn-ation in pursuing this matter. "If the violations have, in fact, occurred, ap- g.n:f~te action will~ taken. It 1s our intention that the tball pr~ at the University of Kentucky~ in compliance with NCAA regulations. The newspaper said its story was based on interviews with more than 200 people in the past seven moothL . Tbirty-lhrcc players were 1nterv1ewcd, 31 of whom said they k.new of improper acuvities while they played at Kentuclcy. Twenty~six players told the Herald- Leader they received money, gifts or meals. Uojvcrsity President Otis Smg.letary told the school's general counsel, John Darsie, to begin an internal invcnigat1on after speaking to Herald-leader reporters ~. 9, the story said. Darsie declined to comment on the investigation last week. Thorpe wins Tucson golf T Joe Montana (left) aTolda tbe ruh. bat Ram QB Dieter Brock la dumped bJ' 8&D ~ .... ,.._., .............. l"r&Do18co'• Fred Dean ID 8aDday'• action at Anlbelm 8tad.bun. llama Ion, 28-14 . MONT AN AHAS RAMS IN SHOCK. • • From Bl Rams chance at hushing the criticism they bad bad to withstand for going 7-0 with, according to Robinson, "A bunch of misfits." But by the time the first half had mercifully ended for the Rams, Montana and company had toyed with the Rams' proud defense for 28 points and 323 yards in totaJ offense. "We got behind so early that we didn't have a chance to recover.'' said Johnson. "lt hurts a little to finally lose a game, but they Just beat us and that's all you can say. · The 49ers scored on three of thelf first four possessions of the game and that was thaL But what must have made 1t difficult for the Rams to swallow was the case with which Montana went about bis business. "He's hard to read and hard to get to," Rams comerback Gary Green said of Montana. "He releases the baJI so fast you can't do anything about it .. ~fore leavtng the game m the third quarter with a bruised sternum. Montana delt out three TD passes, one to running back R~er Craig, one to wide receiver Dwi t Oark and another to former m Wendell Tyler in building up an insurmoun- table lead. Craig proved to be another pain for the Rams. Io ~ning 195 yards in total offense while scoring two touch- downs, Craig was called "Probably the ~st all-purpose back in the league," by Johnson. "We had a few collisions out there and I came ·1p dinged a tittle." "They try to get the balJ in bands as much as possible," said Green. "And it seems to work." After Craig scored on a 14-yard run for a 7-0 lead, Montana and Tyler teamed up to burn Johnson on a 9- yard TD pass for a 14-0 advant.ue. * lltAMS NOTlll -Tlle Rams mlnao a cnance at 1oWne IN Clllcaoo a.n In hltlorv b'I ~ Illa ontv IMmt llnca 1'3410 llar1 Iha ... WI wlll'I t•O records. The Rama also ..., .nott ol lhelr bell start ..,., The 1,.. ltat'l'I _.,., 11·0 9lld nnlilled 11·l ... ..,.. ...,,.... of ~ was on hand to lake In Illa .ctlon . The Ila a ... -..0 *"' mardllne bend ~ before ,,... NIM ... On Iha Ramt' ladt of r9'Cl9Ct, tackle M a.llt uld, "You Pf"ftt elw1v1 Ded moult! u1 "° mellar •hill we do. 11'1 herd to ~h to ftof'tl Ille Olllar !Mm, let lllOne IN media." Ram• Co.ctl JIM Ill...._ u lo "The ... WI 11 lllle • 16-round 1111111 We lull ~'' round eloht. I ltllnk w. r1"ded • standlftO tlof'll· count." ... Add Roblnt0n: "We didn't .,._., •Ith Iha ume lrMdonl ,... dlo In IN Mr1ler oe~ I lhink WI -· tight for ll'llt ~-WI IOOlleCI unmnt ln Ol.lt there " The Rem• heft OIAvlCI the 4WI more ll'len env 1 .. m In the NFL The ltenu IMd Ille Ml'IM, C3·2S·2. Bui Ille •fws llllVI -Ille IHI lour, end Ille last tour oleVICI 11 AlwlMfm Stedklm ..• The le•I time Ille Rems lnltl'C:ec>llCI 4W ~ ""~ w•• 1912 bY tiled ~. wtlO It llO lonOW wltl'I Illa IM m While ltot>lnton wasn't hePc>v wllh Ille lou, he dlO find~ In Ille I.ct lhel "We dlOn'I 90 Into 1ne tenk. We el IMtl louol'lt beck end m.ci. II rft09ciebia " The Rams' secondary has had lean PLAY ACTION times against Montana 10 the past few -• • • years. They haven't intercepted him From Bl 10 the last five games, while he bas feasted on them. rolling up 1564 yards plays to keep dnves going." passing (an average of 313 a game) The first one, to Harmon. came late and 11 touchdown passes. in the first quarter on a third~nd-two "When he's going like that he can't play and set up the 49ers' second be stopped," said the Rams' other touchdown. corner LeRoy Irvin. "Up to now we With Montana scrambling to his 1 · ood oh · B t left, Harmon slipped behind were P aymg g cnou"r.'. to wm. u tinebaclccr Mike Wilcher, caunht the I guess we didn't today. · &'' Montana, the all-time Nfl. quar-ball and gained 42 yards ~fore Leroy tcrback ratings leader with a mark of Irvin ran him down. 92.7, has a feverish rating of 112.S "lhadtomakeamovccarlyandhe against the Rams. (W1lchcr) came up ahead of me," said "l hope there's something we can liarmon. "Joe threw it over his head learn from this," said Ram quar-and made it into a difficult catch, but terbaclc Dieter Brock, who hopefully 1t worked out OK." picked up a few pointers from his Fi ve plays later Montana bit counterpan. "They just couldn't do Wendell Tyler for a nine-yard toucb- anything wrong out there. They came down and a 14-0 lead. out and put it to us." Midway through the second quar- Af\er the Rams bad a field day with ter, on a second-and-10 from his own Kansas City last week, pickmg of six 12. Montana his Crai.g with a screen passes and dominating the game with pass. Craig rambled 7 3 yards, selling defense. several Ram defenders were up Montana's second touchdown served slices of humble pie by the pass of the day, an cight-yardcr to steady hand of Montana. who was 16 Dwight Clark. of 21 for 27 t yards in the first half "It was just a screen pass. John Ayers and Keith Fahnhorst threw some jfC8t blocks to get me loo~ ... said Craig. "Irvin caught me from ~hind. It was lond of embarus1ng. but I just ran out of gas." The 49ers iot the baU back wsth 2:29 to pla y an the half and it took Montana just one minute to get San Francisco into the end zone from 60 yards away. Apm the lee) play was a pass to Craig, but this time the two combined for the actual touchdown. Facing second-and-seven from the Ram 35-yard line, Montana and Craig turned safety Johnnie Johnson comJ>lctcly around with a pass that drop~ in over the Ram defensive backs bead. Craig cau&ht the pa.ss two steps ~bind Johnson and simply outran him to the end zone for the score "The ~lay was an out pattern down the sideline. He (Johnson) was cover- ing me well , but Joe stayed with me," said Craig. LendJ, the reigning U.S. Open champion and ranked No. I in the world. trounced third-ranked Mats Wilandcr of Sweden 6--0, 6-4, 10 57 minutes to capture the $60,000 top prize. Serving nine aces in the two stts, and hammering at second-seeded Wilandcr's backhand with cross-court volleys. the top-seeded Lcndl domi- nated throughout. "As he played in the first set today, there's no way to beat him," said Wilander. "I felt I was lucky to get four games in the second set." Jim Tho 'sfaccwhcn he was asked about _ TUCSON -A broad smile crossed l!I B ' • ht • t t ~~~~Ch.%;\~~~~?;y mthcTucson ears e1g Wlll s ar Also feehog confident 1s Chris Evert Lloyd, who regained the world's No. I women's ranking by defeating fourth-seeded Manuela Malecva 7-5. 6-3 1n Brighton. Enjland, to capture the Pretty Polly Indoor Cbampionslups Sunday. said."lt means I've come a long way. baby," Thorpe th • b t • 1 9 4 2 He has, indeed, come a long way from the days wbcn he'd "fish a baJI out of a pond and play Wlth it all e 1 r e s s 1 n c e summer." In Cologne, West Germany. Sweden's Peter Lundgren upset Ramesh Knshnan of India 6-3, 6-2, to win the a Grand Pnx indoor tournament, while Marty Davis stopped fellow American Paul Annaconc 6-4, 6-4, m the final of an mdoor tournament in Melbourne. Australia. Thorpe. the son of a greens keeper and one of the few blacks oo t.hc Profcss1onal Golfers Association Tour, capped the best season of his career with a 4 and 3 triumph on Sunday over weary Jack Renner in the final match of the last official tournament of the I 0- month season. Capitals score quickly, 4-2 Gaetan Ducbe1ae and Mark Taylor scor~ the two fastest goals in club history -six seconds apart -to lead the Washington Capitals to a 4-2 victory over "He just beat the hell out of me." Renner said. Thorpe's second victory of the season -and of a late-startin~ career -was worth S 150.000, boosted his year's earnings to a career-best $379.091 and lifted him into founh place in the money-winn1np standings. "It means I've learned how to win out here, how to play with patience," Thorpe said. Chicago Sunday night. Elsewhere in the NHL Sunday, Dale ffa~e~claok, Paa.I Mac~ and ~erry Tlarobllll scored wsthm a I 11 span to give Winnipeg a 5-3 win over Dc1ro11 lllli SU.lsalo scored lwtcc and had an assist a~ Pb1ladelph1a defeated Vancouver, 6-2 ... Barry Beek'• I OOth career goal broke a 1-1 game and the New York Raneers edged Boston 2-1 . BuffaJo scored three times m the first penod and held on to record a 3-2 decas1on over Minnesota. Televialon, radio TELEVISION No events scheduled. RADIO 6 p.m . -PRO FOOTBALL: San Diego at Raiders, KRLA (1110), KLZZ(600). CARDINALS LEFT OUT IN THE COLD ••. From Bl Sunday. with the ejecuons of both Manaeer White} Herzog and patcher Joaquin Andµjar. and in the pent-up anger of losing pitcher John Tudor. who cut his pitching hand on an electnc fan after being kn ocked out of the game. "The season boiled down to one ballgame:· Tudor said. '"and at was a mess. It's ~omg to take a wh1k to forget that.' He said the Injury was "a foolish mistake. It's my business. rm not aoina to talk about 1t. .. "We were caught in a s1tuat1on where we ran mto a team that was red bot." said St. Louis outfielder Tito Landrum. who was the Senes' subslltutc for IDJUred rookie base· stca11na star Vmce Coleman "We were never able to hit their patching. It was frustratmJ.. J'm ~urc some pent up emotion spilled over l hope 1t wtll ~forgotten. 1-je was rcfemng to a chaotic fif\h 1nolna when both Herzog and Andu- 1ar were tossed ou1 of the aamc AJ>d~ar had to be restrained by CMdinaJ coaches. The rhubarb came with two out. Kanas Ci1y Royals c.atcher Jim Suodbas al bat and the C'~rd1nals lt'lilina I 0-0. Aocfujar, who Iott e.pit of his la.st 12 decitioas after start1na 1he seuon 17-4 and wbo bad been drowcd from the Cardinals 1Wtina rotation after IOJ•• pme three of the Series. was on in rehd. the fourth o(a Scncs record- tymg five St Louis pitchers an the mning. When plate umpire Don Dcnk- 1nger called a ball on an inside patch that ran the count to J..2 on Sund~rg. Andujar ~stured with his right arm. As Dcnkmgcr stepped from behind the plate to warn Andujar. the pitcher walked toward the plale, screaming at the umpire all the way, before Herzog interceded and started a heated araument of his own. Denkmgcr finally thumbed Herzog out of the game as teammates continued to restrain Andujar. One pitch after play resumed. another 1ns1dc pitch was called a ball and And1uar angrily threw both arms m the atr and charged Dcnkingcr. wbo immediately ejected the pitcher. Andujar, whq., complained about the umpiring after his only Series start, continued toward DcnkinJer and bumped into him before being pulled him away. ··1 was trying to do my best. He wasn't givm• me the calls," Andujar said of Dcnkingcr. "He malccs it tough to do your job. Nobody wants bad calls,·· Andujar said. "I don't want 10 ~the bad guy. But I have to speak up for what 1 ~licvc." Ex-manager Scheffing die~ PHOENIX -Sob Scheffing. a former Amencan League "Manager of the Year," died Saturday at St. Joseph·~ Hospital and Medical Center He was 72 Scheffin1 was born 1n t 913 in St Louis County, Mo , and moved to Anzona in 1956 from Los Aflaclcs He wu a resident of ScottWale a11hc lime ofhb dtath. He was a former 1eneraJ manaacr of the New York Mets, and a field manifer W'llh the C'h1c41go Cubs and Detroit T1aen. He ~cc1ved the "Manager of the Year" honor from the Amcncan Lcaaue m 1961 " , Active m basebaJI for 51 years, Scheffina worked bis way into the ma1or lcques in 194 l as a catcher for the Cubs He also played briefly with the Cincinnati Reds and the St. Louis Cardinals. He manaaed Los Angeles an the Pacific Coast Leaauc 1n J 9S6. the Cubs from 1957-19'"59 and the Tiiers from 1961 throu&h pan of 1963. Schcffina joined the New Yorit Mets orpntzation an 196S, becomina a aencn.J manqer from 197~1975, and then a special consultant. He also waJ president ofthe BatebaJI Players .\ssocia uon f • Detroit still tough at home; Jets take the AFC East lead From AP dJ1patcltet CHICAGO-Jim McMahon threw two touchdown passes and Otts Wilson returned an interception 23 yards for another touchdown Sunday1 leading the unbeaten Chicago Bears to a 27-9 National Football League triumph over the Minnesota Vikinp. lt was the e1Jhth straight victory for the Bea.rs and their best start smcc the 1942 team won 11 in a row. Minnesota fell to 4-4. McMahon hit Dennis McKinnon with a 33-yard scoring pass on the game's opening dnvc and connected on a 20-yard touchdown pass with Walter Payton in the fourth quarter. Payton also gained 118 yards on 19 rushes for the 67th 100-yard game of his career. Elsewhere in the NFL Sunday: Uoo1 31, Dolpla.lu Zl : In Pontiac, Mich., Detroit fullback James Jones carried 36 times for 114 yards and a touchdown and Eric Hipple tossed three touchdown passes -one to Jones -Sunday to lead the Lions to a over the Miami Dolphins. It was the second sucoessive victory over a Super Bowl XIX team for the resurgent Lions, who upset the San Francisco 49en a week earlier. The 36 carries by Jones., who turned in bis first NFL I 00-yard game against the 49ers, tied the club,record for rushes in a game set by Billy Sims. Cowbo71 H, Faleo111 lt: In lrving, Texas, Danny White ran for a touchdown and hit Tony Hill with a JS. yard scoring pus as Oalla.s rallied over Atlanta. The Cowboys, lcadi~ the National Conference East with a 6-2 record, fell behind the 1-7 falcons, countered with 17 second.quarter points on White's pus to Hill, Tony Donett's 60-yard run and a 28-yard field aoal by Rafael Septien. White later scored on a I-yard run after an 81-yard drive. Jeu 17, Sub"ka a.: In East Rutherford, N.J .. a battered Ken O'Bnen tossed a 15-yard touchdown pass to Wesley Walker with 5: 11 to play as the New York Jets rallied from a 14-point deficit and ended years of frustration apinst Seattle. The victory was the Jets' first ever apinst the Sea.hawks in eight pmcsand kept New York. now 6-2, in sole posscftion offirst place in the Eastern Division of the Amencan Football Conference. 8roeco1 30, Claltfs It: In K&Jls&S Ci ty, Randy Robbins blocked two punts to set up a patt of ICOres and Gerald Willhite ran for two short-yardqe touchdowns to lead the Denver Broncos put the ~lcqucred Kansas City Chiefs The victory gave the Broncos a 6-2 record and first place 1n the American Confercooe West, one-half pme ahead of the Raiders. who play San Dieao tonl&ht K.anw C'1ty, 3-5. has lost four tn a row. The Chiefs failed to ptck up a firat down on tbesr fint four Possessions and each punt -includinJ Robbins' blocks -led to a ~re as Denver built a 24-0 lead. Redtk.Lo• 14. Browns 7: In Cleveland. John R1ggsns scored his I 14th career touchdown to pass Lenny Moore and take over second place on the all-time touchdown list as the Washington Redskins defeated the Cleveland Browns. Riggins' I-yard burst early in the first quarter was the first of two Washington touchdowns resulting from turnovers by Cleveland roollic quarterback Bernie Kosar. who was benched at half\jmc with Cleveland trailing 14-0. Eagles U, Bill l '7: In Philadelphia. f.agles quar- terback Ron Jaworslcj threw 32 yards to wsdc receiver Mike Quick w1tb 1:55 left in the game to cap a thrce- touchdown, founh-penod raJly that ntppcd the forlorn Buffalo Bills. The Eagles. 91/1-point favorites.t.. trailed 17-0 after three quarters before their dormant onensc erupted under the leadership of Jaworslu to even their record at 4-4 as the NFL season reached the halfway mark. Colts 37,Packen 10: In lndianapohs, Eugene Dantcl intercepted three passes and Wayne Capers, making his first start, scored on a 20-yard run and on pass receptions of 39 and 33 yards, leading the Indianapolis Colts to a victory over the Green Bay Packers. Daniel also broke up a Green Bay pass at the Indianapolis 2-yard ltnc and recovered a fumble that ended a Packer tbrcat with under seven minutes remainin,. Anthony Young also recovered a Green Bay fumble wsth less than a mmutc to go. Patriot• U, Baccueen 14: In Tampa, Craig James ran for two touchdowns and passed for another as the New England Patriots overcame a 14-0 dcficst to roll to a victory over the winless Tampa Bay Buccanecn. James, who threw an I I-yard TD pass to Tony Collins in the second quarter, rushed for 96 yards and sc.ored on runs of 8 and 22 yards in the fourth period. Otlen it, Canllaal1 It: In St. Louis, Houston quarterback ~arrcn Moon hit Drew Hill on a 37-yard sconng pass midway throuah the founh quaner and Mike Akiu scooped a blocked punt and ran 12 yards for another fourth~uartcr score as the Oilers defeated St. Louis to hand the Ca~dinals their founh strai,&ht loss. St. Louis led l~ wben Moon l'ound Hill over the middle with a scoring strike that ga ve the Oilers their first lead of the pme with t 2:29 left. Gluh U , Salata IS: In Ne_'(_ Orlcan5 comerblck Elvis ~nenon supported a stum~na New York offcnec ~Y tetUrtf up a aecood-quaner touchdq\JC1\ ~ with an 1nterceptton and a Wlnll~uartcr score With a fumble recovery to lead the Oiants past New Orleans. Pattenon'1 interception led to a 6-yard scoring pus from Phil Simms to Bob Johnson midway throuah the ICICOnd Quarter. Then Patterson ru:overed a bobbled punt at the New Orleans I 2 to set up the fint of two late tou.cbdowna by Joe Morris. . Beeol• U, 8'-~" tl: lo Ctna~nati, Jim Breech kicked (o"' 6tld 1oaJs and the mahgned Cmcinnati defense forced ab Pltuburah tumoven Sunday to Jive the Bcnlal• a 11fin and create a l~am in the Amencan FootbalJ Confcnnce C-entral Division The 8cnpJ1' defeo1e. ranked lut 1n the National Football Laaue. had three interceptions and recovered three ohcvcn PitUbuf'lh fumbles. The Benpls intercepted three fint-1\alf oeHct by bed:upquarterbeclc David Woodley \ .- Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Monday, OctOC>er 28. 1886 * BS Time hasn't healed these wounds Work man, Gaytan still at odds: Harbor._ Laguna coaches crtttcal By ROGER CARLWN Of h 09lly ....... Orange Coas1 area prep football Just about burst at the seams last Fnda) night. Tempers were nanng bctwl'cn Edison High football coach Bill Workman and Ocean V1ev. ( oach Karl Gaytan to the west and between Newport Harbor Coach Mike G1ddtngs and Laguna Beal'h Coach Cednck Hardman to the south. Harbor shelled Laguna Beach. 68-27. and Edison woo 28-7, but the final scores are onl > the tap of the llC bera. Time has given all a chance to take a breath, but the comments are getting hotter and hotter. Here's what they have to ~y. in add1uon to two other Sea V 1ew coache~ on the Harbor-Laguna matter Gaytan: "It's no different from what I've seen them do last year "It seems Founuun Valle}' and Edison art 1n compet1t1on to ~ee who can beat Ocean View worst. "We scored and took away their shutout and all of a sudden you see their first stnng in there. I had my third and fourth stnngs playing two ~nes before that happened. When l realized they were throwing for the end zone with 37 seconds left in the game I went out on the field, then I called my first string back on the field to illustrate the first team was on the sideline. "I told him (Edison Coach Bill Workman) 1f he needed more points I was going to 'ill my team down on the field and let them score. "They got upset when JctTDarhng v.as sconng on the touchdown and Marc Ohm, who was trailing the play. was blocked late. He tu med around and cold-cocked him (the Edison blocker). He was responding to something that had been going on the whole game "There were a lot ofunsportsmanhke penahues and Edison had far more than "'l' had "I feel he (Workman) owes Marc Ohm an apology. To accuse him or highlight ham as a cheap shot artist. All that docs 1s destroy a voung man "I thought 11 wa~ a cheap excu~ An)one else in the Su nset League would have run the clod. out. A.II it dO<'s 1s cheapen the Sunset League "It's nothing new La)t year Edison was up 21-0 al halftime and then ""ent for onside k1ckoffc; four 11mes 1n the second half. (Ed ison won. 42-0) .. Workman: "Sometimes there are people 10 th1l> world whoSC' mouth goes befo re their brain engages "Edison and Fountain Valle) were accused of running up the score la~t year on them. not taking our starters out. Our staners were out in the middle of the third quarter last )Car and we never ons1de-lc1cked four 11mes in the se1..ond half. I don't remember an} ons1des k1ckrng, I'm sure going to go back and look at that film: "We scored a lot on them because they ran an 1d1ot1c bump-and-run defense against Ricky Jus11ce That's not our fault. ·•As for the other night, It doesn ·1 bother us a bit for them to score a touchdown w11h 1 ·20 to go. What we dad have problems wtth were the pe~nal fouls and late hits that were going on. We played. 68 people and staned subbing on the second offens1\ c senes of the third quarter, subbing 3-4 playe rs a play. "I never fingered Ohm. The wa y the) figured 1t out was through the newspaper gu)S. But I would sa) Marc Ohm 1s their best football player, and 1f Jeff Darhng 1s scoring with l :20 to go at doesn't sound like their SC<'.Ond . team is in there. I think they should get their facts straight. "When we were out there I said ·v ou keep cheap shotting, that's enough · "So I put my first team back 10 w11h I : 11 to go. Yes. there were some tempers lost. But we weren't trying to run the score up. "We wouldn't have had our first defense out ot there 1fwcwerewomed about our shutout We subbed and the}' didn't. That's OK. "One more thing: Our player-5 and our people were a little bit upset going into the game based on acuons of parents. and part1cularl> Ocean View's freshman team with its vulgar and racial slur-5 as the'.-left Edison Thursday. "I JUSt think before you start throwing stones )Ou'd better get }'Our act in gear and get 1t squared away." Hardman: "Maybe Mike (Giddings) thought he had to do that (sconng 68 points). That's football and I'm not complaining .. What goes around comes around. It was humiliating for the or;chool. our lc.Jds and myself "But lhe difference was our pus covcraae, II was terrible The11 quarterback (Sbane Foley) und his rcce1 vers wctc 100 aood agarnst our covcraae. For them 10 be as large as they art', however, we ran lhe hall prt'll) well." Gl dd lqa: "I haven't sttn the film yet, but 1n m) 1udicment J reh the only way to get control of the g.ame was to control the ball. "I know this, No. 26 was k.ickcd out o(the game. and No. 26 came back 1n And he c.ame back tn for one reason only and that was to itet Newport. "Right or wrong ·I felt we had to rt~stabhshed some physical football ability and you can only.cio that with the guys that know how to play best. "I fully accept one third of the blame. In the first baJf head coaches on both sades of the field were not 10 total control of their football teams. I should have been cooler. But I saw (Shane) Foley getting rouahed up ume after ume. It got to me .. The only think we could do was to keep moving the ball and throwing 11. Even after we fell on the ball. they had a guy thrown out. "I shouldn't have fallen into the trap. Their lc1ds were swcanng at me personnally and I shouldn't have let 11 get to me "The bottom hne 1s that I dad 1t 1n the best interest of my players. My principal (Tom Jacobson). the athletic director (Bill Pizz1ca) and our vice pnnc1pal (J<>t Dominic) were on the sidelines. "It was ugly My lc.Jds were begging to stay in and saying 'Let's get a hundred, the) deserve 1t. · But others said 'Wait, there's some good lc.Jds out there, too. hke No. 42 (Jonathan Todd). In those situall?ns y~u JUS.t h.ave to do what you think 1s best. I firmly believed 1f we JU St hoed up and ran the baJI there would have been fist fights at the hne of scrimmage. "It anyone was hum1lated. 11 was probably me. "It's a negative and I'd hke to tum 1t into a pos1t1ve. If Newport and Laguna get better for ll. so much the better " Saddleback Hlgll'a Jerry Witte: "When I saw the score (68-27) I knew exact!} what happened. I knew he {Giddings) had to be provoked. You have to protect your kids. If you put your second tcamers in there they're going to get hun. It's unfatrto your second team ktds to do that. But I wasn't an eye-witness. "We pla} Laguna Beach in three weeks and l"m already getting paranoid. I don't hke the stones I've heard" Woodbrtd1e RJgll'• Gene Noj(, who was in the stands at the Laguna Beach-Newport Harbor game "I stayed until the end because I wanted to sec 1f anything else was going to happen at the end. "I can't read peoples minds. But no one wants to Stt the score hke lhat. When 11 gelS to a certain point, well, I've had 1t happen to me. It's not something you should do. I'm sure Mike was mad about some things. I don't want to accuse anybody of anything. "We bad our share of problems with Laguna Beach. A couple of our kids were getting lc.Jcked on the ground after the play, at a time when they couldn't be easily seen. Once there was an obvious attempt to tnp one of our player-5. ··instead oftf}'ing to tackle him he went in to hil with a soccer-slide tackle. but he missed and in1ured himself "There were a couple of other things . .eut we lc.Jnd of expected some of that and told our players that 1f you retaliate the second guy always gets caught. "Someumes when you get down score-wise you might start to lose your temper and lose whatever level of disc1phnc there is. But in this one, Laguna Beach was scoring, lhe fake ~unt for a touchdown. a couple of long touchdown runs. 1t was only a 20-point d1ffercn11al in the third quaner. That's not that far apart. But later on, when it was 60-something. to me it's not something )Ou should do." H orses killed in fire OCEAN CITY, Md. 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Foutain Vallt)"• Mike ~~· following h1) team's loss to Manna "We didn t ha'e a Ice} Bas1caJI) we JUSt got outplayed an evCl') catagon We pla)ed d1sgumng.ly embarrassing tootbafl I'm ti) 1ng to fo rget the Manna game Onh our pnde "'as inJurcd .. Hun tillgton 8ucb'1 Georae Pa~. follow- ing has team's 21-0 wrn o"er Westminster. "The rmollon the kids pla)ed throughout the game was the key. It ne\.Cr ended, 11 JUSt kept building. .\fter the opening dn"e. to stan a game hke that. 11 really sets lhe mood. I'm JUSt reall}' happ~ the way our lads responded ·· Corona dt l Mar's Dave Holland, follov.ing h1<1 team's 21 -16 loss to Estancia ... ~ C' thought v.e had a good game plan and I th ought we pla~ed one of our best games. but we fumbled 11 awa~ at the Estancia I , 3 and D. all an the ~cond half I sull feel wr"re a good football team We knov. we're going to ha ve to pla~ or be embarrassed ~ C' want to sho"' some people we can bounce balk " Costa Meaa's Tom Baid•Ui. after hi s team made It 2-2 in 1he ~a '-' 1e"' Leagur v. 1th a I +.1 u win over Uni,ers1t' "We pla)cd better than the score looked. ~ t' pla)cd better than that. we let them bad. in the game The ke~ was ho"' v.ell "'e pla~ed d('fens1,eh 10 the game 1'e,cn Da\ and J OBJ'f LAl'A LapAa Be&cb Tim fcl~f IWO IOCb IJ'&de'rs, JUll played aupcr pmes " Enaacta'1 Ed Blula. followina bu team'i 21-16 victory over Corona del Mar, lhe EaaJes' firit Sn V1ew Lu&ue victory· "We played well the firit half on otren~. but t.bt' !Ceond half wu lond of f't'versal The kid~ JUSI wanl..cd 10 win and were hunary I think the fac& th.It we hadn't won a game and d1dn·1 want to be the only Sea View Leasuc team not to "''n a pme inspired us" Ualvenlty'1 Rick Cvtla, followtng has team's 14-10 loss to Costa Mesa. "It was the same lc1nd oflhmg we h.ad before. wr d1dn 't p.et off to a good stan We· ve lost by ~vcn points or less a lot of umes but we &Jve lhem too mul.'.h 1n the beginning 'A-e come back but JUSt a little too sh on "Cra1g Belle h.as a hip po1nur and 1s quest1onablt' for nelll week Jeff Baker had a maid concui1on. but we expect hLm to be bad. We're 1ust really frustrated nght now .. Woodbrld1e Rlp'1 Geu NoJt. following h1~ te4m's 31 -7 loss to 5addleback ··ihe~ 1ontrolled the baJI and offens.ivel) the) prt'tt) muth did what they wanted to. which was run th1· football They didn't need to pass I think in wml" pans v.c 1ust weren't good enough ··we lost our quarterbad. John \ urkO\ 1,h, who has a knee 1n1un HC' d1dn'1 ha'e to ha'(' surgef}'. JUSt therap! and rehahd1ui11on He\ definite!> out 1h1s .,..ee l .. S.ddleback Hip'• Jerry WIUt, .,..ho~ team stopped Woodbndge. 31 -., "RC"alh 11 "'a~ our defen~ We shut thtm 1o"' n prett' good The~ onh had ., 3 'ards tOIJI offense ~) Jur defense kep.t them in check 1 nul our ntlen'>t' '>taned to roll .. fhc' d1dn t !11al e a first dov. n the c:nt1re third quantr ~o ,,.u ha\e 1c1 &1'1.~ l tt'd11 tu the iJefen~.·· IrvlDe's Terr) Henl1u. follo-..mK h1~ team's 36-1 loss to ( ap1strano \ alle' l'I a ke~ ">outh Coast League game "\1:1. fumbles. that's 11 There·~ not a team tn the(. IF that \Ou can beat with s1.1t fumbles. esp«"1all} a t~am i1lt that V. c outga1ned them and r.sn rm rC' pla\<. and defens" eh .,..e pla' ed "'ell ' ____. Football standings HIGH K HOOL Wt\Mf LM9Ue '---w LT ~,.,,. c 0 EOllO" ' ' 1/\IHlrn•Miel Q l=O\,,Me1f': V etie'f' 0 ""4Uf'f1rt'gtor-a..c"' ~ ~" V•.... 0 ; c ""*'f"' CO..... 17.JO o.m.I C:o"'n1a1f'I VelNrv at Wntm1n\f., Owrail WI. T • , t ~ , 0 • 1 0 ) • c l • 0 • 0 "'""""G'°" hec~ " EO•-or 0-e._ (Ge\I ::01- ,,,,,..., ~. "\ OcN " V •• ........ ,,_~ "'Cll•Of"' &e..t.f'\ _, Gn Game-busters S..V.._LM11Ue "4-DOr• .... rbO' S..OclltOlt • .ivoooor.~ :o-one °" .,,.., Coit• MH• '"-w LT • 0 0 l 0 W I. T • 1 0 • 0 Last wttk'1 prep football play1 of 50 yards or mort X4-Mason Thomp<;<>n (Newpon Harbor>. kid.off return SO-Mike tafford (Manna). 1ouchdo"'n run 7 .:!-John Lana (Laguna Beach ). touchdo"' n run "0-Jeff Darling (Ocean \'1 ev. l. 1ouchdov. n pass from Da \IU \tole~ 69-Jonathan Todd (Laguna Beach> tOul hdo"'n run b1-Enc Dorn <Estancia), 1oulhdov.n run 52-Rid. Vandemet (Manna). run 51-.\nd\ heppard (N('"l)On Harbor I TD pass from hant: f:1k' 50-Heetor Santa Cruz (Saddlcbad:) touchdown run "'Ith interlept1M La1t •ttk's rushing leaden I Mike ~tatTord (Manna). 1 4-1~5. John Lana (~&arhl I 1-l .,~ i Glenn Campbell (Saddleback). 1"-1.N . ..i Sean Ma la 1 annal l~-'-11 ' Bnan herrard (Estancia). l 0-91 ti Rn an V. ildman t 1'e"' n Harhor> I O-Ui -Chm Warner (Corona del Marl. lh-1<4. Jonathan Todd' Llguna Beach I 5-8':\j KaleaphCaner(Ed1sonl 15-S.:!. IU Ciaf}' Rentena<lnine) 8--~ Last wttk's passlDg leaden I 4'hane Fole\ (Newpon Harbor). 22-3+.(l. '4., \ard' 3 TD'>. 2 T 1ldd \.1anno,1ch (Mater De1). 17-34-1. l Q8 'ards. 'TDs. 3 Paul Rodnque1 ll ll'>ta M('sa ). I 01-26-2, 146 yards. I TD: 4 John Pean t Fou nta1 n \' alle\ ). ~-~ J-1 1 \f> \ard~. U TD 5 Mike ~ngelo'il 1Ed1son 1 -I ·.u In 'ard!>, () TO I> \..utt \telbonlCo~onadcJMar).12-1 -ll 121hard~ l TD -Joe :"apoh1 1lun1in~h111 Beach I 11-20-1. I 03 yards. 2 Tl)<, Lau wetk's rttt>lvlng luders I \tark (ra1g (Newport Harhl,r), .. in' 2 Ke' 1n Ml'<. lelland I '1'"' rxm Harbor) 1-Q9 3 .\nd) ShepparJ t 'e"' pon Harbor> '-L~ I. J John < arl~1'n (Costa Mesa). 7-10. 5 Dennis .\rn 1 t-ounuin \ alle' > t--\)8. h I 1m 'r Brn·n (."1ater Oc1) 5-N I ., Paul Cardena~ I ~tatt'r De1 I. S-80 La1t week's •~ring leaden 1 Bnan Wildman tNe .... pon Harborl 24 2 (llC'l trlenn t J mptx'I 1Saddleback1,M1leStafford (Mannal. 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Geme thrH •' St Louis SJ U4 C.eme lour •' s1 Loul1 SJ,'34 C.eme ''"' ., SI LOYIS, Sl,634 Gemt 1lx e l Kenses Cllv. 11,419 Game 1even et Kenaes Cll v 41 6st LenOrum Pno lln McGee Mero.r Cter• Merr c-no Porter VenSIVk s,..,1,,, Nieto f\id()( Co• Jrgn1n 4nduler Braun Ot Je•v1 Morton Worrell Camo1>e1 Oe«tev ~0•1c" L•tll L•wleu To1111 KA NSAI CIT'< Jontl •oro 8 ••11 Wll1on MolleV $mltll °''• 8•111<>'11 81nc1n1 Wlllle Svnoti.ro Sllrlon Sl>rllon Jeckaon LfC><nOI 81ec• MclllH WetPIAll l«kwlll'I ~" ll'rrot QultnDery Toten ~tELOIHG JT LOUIS " .. 11 I 0 4 " t IS 0 0 0 0 0 ., 4 0 11 13 0 9 0 0 36 • 0 • 0 0 10 16 I 13 1 0 0 ) 0 I 2 0 I 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 I 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 , .. 60 , " .. 4 0 0 0 0 0 10 It I It I 0 ' 0 0 , , 0 0 0 0 10 ) 0 ' 10 0 10 10 0 ., ) 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 • ' ' , 0 I , I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 I 0 I I 0 , .. '° ) Wwtd S«tn fllc:tt, '*"'" GAMS OH• A""'*nc.• I I 650 *' rtulol\ 11,303,t 74 61 ~·, Iller• 11t s,se1 10 ,..._...llJCMM 1m .:no 1 L.-.ue 8l'CS CkJO W lft II'•• tt .., ...... " OANl9 TWO ATlllllNl .. ..__iea9:, 41,45' .... ~ t l..)CM,11006 C/1111 ..... 11 • '1 1'1e<e I ltS.6 I• S 1 ,...,.,. ..... 17"1M6 04 ........ .. CIVO wlft 11\etM •1--eAMll THRll Al ..... IC« DM-1 .... ,..... .• 1..-.asoo C/111111 I I I _,I ..... tm 111 1~ ,....,... ... ...,,,,100 '-"""' 111t4 (lull !MIM INlr ... ,,,,,,..., OAMa fl1VI AtteoncleMt S)A,W Ne!'~' tl, •• llSOO Commit~'' lhtre 1m .10 IS L~ •!!Cl Cluo $«"1 uw.ro Ul6,HCU6 GAMI SU( ""~· .,..,. Net rec.loll 1 l,)O).Jt4 70 Commtuloft..-'1 theA llti,50911 1..-ue ellO CIVC> wi.1 111ert1 .,,..,71.)'l O~ S•VIH A ttttl<lenct o ,tSI Ntt r.cetPl1 S 1 304,317 2' Commlu '-'• allel'r 119SM7 St '"'"9ue •fl<I Club Stt l•• 1her1H t 277, 1') 42 TOT AU Attencs.tnce· m ,.ft4 Net r.c.lplt lt,4IO,SSI 70 Comml.aioMr'a an.re: 11,SSl,OIO .. Plev•1• POOi &l,3S0,132.IS LMOU. end Club Strlea tllertl '1,•Ml.41 WWlcl s.1n cemebedn TH MI Ille! 11e ... r.c>ounded lrorn •n 1-3 ~lclt to win Ille Strlea: lt0>-8°'ton (AL) s. PllhburOh (NL) 3· " 1'2~tlaDurOh (NLI 4, Wealllnol<l'I (ALI 3 lt»-Ntw York (Al l •. MHWlvllM (NL) l 1961-0ttroH IAL) 4, SI LOUii (NLI 3 lt~llltbu<Oh (NLJ 4, S.lllmore !ALI l l .. s-t<en1'1 Clly IALI 4 SI Lovh (NLl 3 11·oest·of·nl~ ..,.,., CMdllM ~ .,..,. ltOST·S•ASON STAT1:$TICS OM.-..~ ... ..,.. 19tl, VI 0.k 12 0 1 0 0 161 ....._~ .... ..,.. ,.. • H HR Rll P'ct 1916, YI N '( It 4 • 1 s ""' 1m.v1 NY 10 2 • 0 2 )()0 1m ,v1 N v ,, 1 7 3 3 .. 19'0, YI N Y 11 3 3 2 ' 2n 1~.Y' Del IJ 0 3 0 0 .231 19tS, n Tor 23 • • J s .)41 To1e11 IOl 11 JS 9 19 340 WettdS«tft l9t0, ¥1 Phi 24 l 9 I l J7S l91S. vi SIL 11 s 10 0 I )70 Tolela SI • 19 I 4 373 Wwtd S«tn recorm RKordl 111 or tied In lhe '1nCI World !MllH DelwMf't lht SI Loul1 Cerdlnels encl Ken1e1 Cllv Rover, REC041tOS SET Teem .. ttlftt Low911 belllno ev..,.•oe. I cluD 7-geme 1¥19' llS. SI LOYls FtWHI Hlh , I ctuD, 7-o•me M!'ie'I 40. SI LOYll TMm P'ltdWM Moll ""'" \trlklno OUI ''°' bolll Clul>t 6, SI Loul1 e"IS Kentet Cllv TMmfl ...... Fewe11 tf'ror1. botll clv01, 7-oeme -let. S. SI. LoYlt 2, Kentes Cllv 3 Hlollfll lltlcllnt •v•••IM. bolh dubt, I· geme t«ltS "°· SI Louil ( '92) •nd Kens.1 Cllv ( tl9J ~~ ...... MOii OOuble ~"'' '"'''°· 7-oeme "'"' s. Tommv Herr, SI Louh RllC041tOS TIED TMm .. Mne Fewear Slr191ft, I club, 7·oame1 27. S1 LOYl1 Moil run1, flftll lnnlnQ, 1 club 6, Kenae1 Cllv, oeme 1 Mo11 con~vllve 11rlkeouh, one cluD. o•me 6. Kentet Cllv ~ .. ,,.,.. Motl TlmH lllteclllng S.'-4Y, t ·lnnlng oeme S, C.-IM 9re11, Kense1 Cllv. oeme ) Motl CCl'la.tcutlve 1trlkeov". Hrlel S. O•nnv JKktOn, Ken1'1 Cltv Teem~ ji:•WHI S.vtt. I CluD 1·geme writH o. Kentet Cllv Moat Pllchtr\ I CIUI>, I lnnlno 5. St Louis n . Ka nse1 City, (Sth lnnlno, oeme 71 lndlVlclual ,.,.,.,. Moll conMCvllY• 1trlkeoutt, oeme •· TOdcl Worrtl, St Lout• Mo•t 11etnt1 11er1.a I o•me ....... l. JOtln TVOQf', St Lovta Teem,,._... Mot l errorltu 11•mt1, one ctvb, 7·ueme aerltl s. SI Louis •!IO l<e nte1 Cllv Fewetl ..,,or, one cluD. 7·ueme -..rift ?, St Loul• ~ .......... Few111 cllencea, Vlor'l1loe>, •·Inning oem• O. On ie Smltll, SI Loula M9n'• matdt llllY ~ (at T11<Mftl •4EGULA• T<>Utl SerllMMt1 Jll'I Thore>e def ~ O'Gr9dv l·uP Jeck Rtnne1' def 8otl Twev, l·uo Tl>lrd ~ Twev 1'60,000) def O'Greov (U0.0001 I uD CllamlMl•*'lio fr.oro. U 150,0001 def Renn.r 090,000). 'ano l S4E HIOtU TO-.. StmNINll• De n Slkn def Gtnt Lllllef. l·vo, HerOIO Hennl!IQ oat L" E Ider. l enc:t 1 ~· ... l'ftllment lat T•'rel ~ ....... lve n Ltndl <C1Kh0110velt.I•) CMf M•I\ Wllenoer !Sw.atn>. 4·0, 6·4 tLtnOI wlna \60,000 Wlie notr wins '30,0001 ~ ....... Ken FIKll·RC>Nrl $touM> (US.) def !><oll Oe vlt ·Oevld Pe,. (US), 4·6, t-l, 7·6 cF1ecn·StoUCK win 11e,ooo. 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I Pfotec:llon (McHereve) UO Time. 1.11 1/S SICOffD AA.Cl • iurlOllOa Air 0 •1• (Slblllel 1110 1 40 UO •lvtr Cllar l~nenOerl 11 20 6 60 8tevlelllencl (IC.-'141 uo Time I 11 J/S. n DAILY oouu• (1·2) 1>110 l fO l.IO. TH•D RAC•. 1 116 mbn.. A1te1 tlrlteln {Pinc.iv l 6 20 ).IO t.to Cancino Kin <V•lll'llvtlel 6.tll 4M 8r0fdlv (Met•) 410 Time· I 4) l/5 flOUltTH RA.Ca . 6 furJonOt Pl'lncett ~v <McCrn) •IO >.oo UO Anr .. Cov1lr <V•lenrutle) J 00 2.IO Prlv•I• Sorrow (Soll1) l..0 Time 1 11 4/S lflflTH AA.Cl, 1 114 mllel on 1\,lff Ferldc>ou' <0tlv1r111 17 00 6 to 4,60 Nortll ()I L•-• (Toro I 4 60 l .00 Revere1t <McH•rouel uo Time. 2.02 l /S. u IXACTA (9•)) Pelo 1131.50. SIXTH RACI, • 1/2 fvrlOnoa 0 1'1 Murr (Mtael 16 20 1 fO 4M ~Gentle (Vt lenlu.Y) t60 460 lntvltlv-n (Plncev) 2.IO Time: 1 1' l/S. SIVINTH RACI. I Sltvevvltle (MeCerronl Perla Prince (Slbllitl l!lftt Ot eo1n c Solltl Time. I 41 )IS. Ill mllfl on 1vrl 4.40 3 20 , 40 940 4.00 ).20 u IXACTA (S·l ) oeld Its.so. atGHTH AA.Cl. 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WIST«•N CONfllHUK• P'llCllk ~ W L ,ct. ~ 1 0 I 000 Pwti.no , 0 I 000 L.Men I 0 I 000 "'-nix 0 I 000 See Ille 0 l 000 GOl<ltn Sl•I• 0 2 .000 Mldwftl OMUell Otnvttr 2 0 '000 Oeii.t I 0 I 000 Mou11on I I SOD Sen Anlonlo 0 I 000 Ul•ll 0 I 000 S.cremt1110 0 , 000 llASTllltN COHFaRaNC• A tlaftlk DM1'eft Ptllledtlonle I 0 1 000 Wetnl119lon I 0 1 000 9o1ton I 1 500 N-Jer-..v 1 I SOD N-York 0 I 000 (...nl OMMlfl Clllcago , 0 1000 lnOlene 1 0 I 000 O.troll I I soo MllWlullM I I .soo Atlanle 0 2 000 Cltvti.no 0 2 000 kftdil't" 1 Sc:w'8 Portlend 116, GOiden Stele 99 T.......,..•G-No QemH ICl'*'vMHI TueMll't"a GelTWI Ulrtn et Oellet PortlenO •t ~ New York et Alle nte W•tlllnoton et Clenl•nO N-M1'V el 0.troH Phlllldelonl• et Mllwevl<M S..llleel ~ICl'I Ulell e l Sen Antonio OerlYtf' et Ptiotnlx Clllcego et ~ Stele w-.....,..,~ Mllw•l.lkM el 8otlon lndlet'ltl el ~ Jer1'v Otlrolt et ""li.Otll>llle Sen Anl<l'lk> at Utell NHL c~••LL CONl'IR•Nc• SmvtM OMUell Ga . .., 1'1'> Ill'> , ,, I ,.,., l'I'> , 'I'> 'I'> I 'I'> I I , , W L T ~ Gfl GA Edmonton Winni PIG Vencouver Cetgpry ~ 4 I 0 12 lS 1t S ) I II 45 '1 • 4 2 10 )9 16 410 14037 I I 0 2 11 SI Mtn11 OMUell MIMl\Ole SI Lovlt c11tceoo Toronto Ot troll 3 4 , • l J 1 , l S I 7 I 7 0 , 0 • I I WA.Lil CONfllAINC• PhlledtlOfll• NY Renotrs NY lalendtr1 New J..,.1'V Pllht>u<Ofl w11111no1on Outti.c 8011on 8uftel0 Hertford Montreel ... ll'tdl DMtllfl 6 1 0 s • 0 4 , I • • 0 l ) 2 l 4 , Adllml OM1*I 1 I l 5 2 I s ) 1 4 0 • ' 0 Su.-v't k8"t 12 10 ' • • • IS II 11 • • 8vft110 3. MlnnftOll 2 PhlleOetofll• 1, Vencouver 4 Ntw York R~1 ?, 8otton l WIMIPIU 5, Ottroll ) WealllnotCl'I 4, Chlceoo 7 T ........ 1~ Eomon1on et Cateerv T...-Y"t ca-. K ... el New Von. I~• •~•on et ....,. WW" Ht,.ttoro et ~ MOl'llrH I el Quebec St LOYla •I Wlltlllnoton ....... .,,.~ OutOK •' He~d PtlllaclelPflle 11 MonlrM I PlllWIUl'Oll et Ottl"OH CllleffO .. , Mln-11 w1t1nlH9 et eomon•O" ~-el Cetuerv Toronto et vencou..., ....... ...-..sc~ ........ c:..a T _ __. f .......... , s.v•. )6 )I ,, ,, 31 )() 37 J6 l7 )4 )1 ......_, ...,... '· ---4 21 11 27 1' l3 l3 22 " 2S lS ,. Mir-le 1 I 2 o--4 H.....,-t H.,_, 1 1 1 )-i Ntw-1 .corlnt Andre"t•n 2, Mel.Men 2, Mllle•ko I a. ...... .-. ""' 4, ......,, ..___ J ~Htllt OJI~ N.woort HerbOt 1 I 0 ~ Newwt .cortno ....,_ I. Mel.At~ N,L NATIOMAL. CONfllRINCI ... , w L T l"d. ,., llM\t I 1 0 ms 14> k n Franct.c~ 4 4 0 500 204 Hew ()f1Mn1 ) s 0 l1S 1'3 Allente 1 1 0 m 161 CMlr .. Chieffo • 0 0 1.000 239 Oottroll s , 0 us 157 MlnNtOte 4 4 0 soo 167 orwn .. v ) s 0 175 IS. Temoa l•v 0 • 0 .000 , .. ... , O.tlea ' 2 0 no 1n NY Glllnta s J 0 u.s 111 ""'.......,.. • 4 .o .JOO 123 Well\lntton 4 4 0 .soo 114 SI Loult , s 0 .l75 IU AIMllUCAN CON,IR•NCI West o.n ..... ' , 0 150 20f ...... s 2 0 714 1St '""" 4 • 0 500 , • S.n Oleeo 3 • 0 4'9 I., t<e111e1 Cllv l s 0 37S ISi CeMrlll Clrtt4ano 4 4 0 SOD 141 CtllCIMetl 3 5 0 .JJS 237 Hov\ton 3 5 0 .l7S 13' Plt11bllrott 3 s 0 37S 173 •••• NV Jth 6 2 0 7SO 173 Miami s l 0 t U N7 New £nole!ICI s l 0 '2S 156 tnolaneoolta l s 0 .J7S ISS 9 uffeto I 7 0 12S 104 kftdl'f'I Sc.- Sen FrenclKO 19, ·-I• Oetlea 2•. Atlllnle 10 Ptlli.dtloftl• , 1, luftelO 17 o.nver >O, Kanta• Cltv 10 lnclleneooll1 37, Orffft 8ev 10 Hovtt<l'I 20, St. Loult 10 O.lroll 31, Miami 21 Clllcego 27, M1-tote t New Enolend )2, Tempe ... y " New York Jtl1 17, S..1111 14 Weahlngton 14, ClevNncl 7 Clnclnnttl 26, P1111bul'1111 21 ,A 111 IS. 101 140 114 180 167 ~ "° 12S 131 121 ISi 206 ISi Ill "' 117 111 1t2 2'1 14S 144 111 m 143 , .. 19:) N-York Glenh 21, N-Ori.en• 13 T.......,..1 Gefnt Sen Olello el Reldln SUMiev"I o.,,_ Ntw Or~·· ·-........ el Steifle IChenntl ' el I Pm ) Cl'llcffo 11 GrMf't a.v Clndnnttl et 8uffeto Cllvtleno et Pltlsouroti Oetroll et Mlnnnote Kentet Cltv el Hov\ton Mleml et New Enoi.no T•mOt 8•v 11 New York Glent1 we1111no1on '' Allen!• New '(Of1< .Jtta et tnOleneootla Pttll.o.IPllle e t Sen FrenclKo Otnver el Sen OleeO ~ •• """· 4 0 •1181 el St LOVll 4'er'I 11, Ramt 14 5ar-.IW~ Sen FrenclKo 14 14 0 ~21 Rema 0 0 J 1-14 ".,.., l"ttted SF-<r•IU 14 rvn (Wencfllno -IC!<), S:Ot SF-Tvltr ' PIH trorn Montene 1wertet1tno 111c:1<1. 1•·10 s.ceMP'erled SF-<:lerk • PHI lrom Monl•ne IW..,.achlno klekl. 1 )() SF-<relg 3S peu trorn Montene 1Wtrldllll9 kb ), 13.39 ~ .. Wied ltema..-Ellerd 23 1>111 from Brock <L•n1toro klckl, 5-<13 ,,_,..,...,,.. lllem1-Hvnt..,. ) oen rrorn 8rOG- <Len1loro 11.lclll. u ~ A-65,9)9 G~ STATISTICS Fl,.11 down1 Rv111H·vero1 Pa111no R•tvr" Verda Como· All S.CUDV Purtla F uml>lt1· Loll ~111et·Verd1 Time of PCKM'lllon Sf' ""'"'" n 2S 31-139 11·12 190 )19 ,, 12 1.l·l6·0 35-Sl-3 4·2S l·ll •·41 4-)9 1· I 3· 1 6·4S 10-62 ?9 ll )()-41 INOfVtDUAL STAmTICS •usHtNG-Sen Frenclaco, CrelU U·6J, TYier 11·S7, Cne~ 1·10, Montene 2·4, Hermon 1·4, ltlng 1· I. Rem,, Oldlert0n 12·61, ltadOtn 2-1'. Ellerd 1·1, 8roclt. 1·1, E1i.ro 1-1 PASSINGo-Sen Frenclaco, Montene n·J0-0-306, CI Y-..uh l·S-0-(mlnua 31. Solomon 0-1·0-0. •em1, 8 roek lS-Sl->·344 lllECEIVING-S.n Frenchco, CrelU 6-132, Frencla 5•4'1, Cler'll 3·29, Tvter 3·2•. Hermon 2·4'. 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Or.,.._ C-1, 15-11, l:M 0...MlltlMle DAV•Y'1 l.00(1• (......_, ._., -,.,. .,.,...,, 1 llerrecuda, HO llOllllO. 10 roo. ftlll, I IS llau. 16 #llllt lltl\, 1 ~ •-· no mKlllf'tl DAN• WHAtt, -134 lntitrt )'1 illl81t 11 Donl .... ,., rock ttall, m medl ...... i ~. es teulOln •l~T LANDINO O .. wMtt ~1 -... Mlle'• m roo 11111. ao..., IMH, 74 CP~O ban. 11 blue ~. J "-flDut, I 1"MCINad, l ~n. ,_ medltref ReSurgent GWC eyes 4th straight Rustlers on road against Cerritos; OCCatSan Otego Suddcft'tly in a flat-footed tie with Fullerton for first place in the Pac-9 football race, Golden West College will try to maintain its winning ways when it visits Cerritos in a critrcal game Saturday night. Golden West has rebounded fro m a conference-opening loss to Taft wah three straight victories, including last Saturday's 24-23 squeaker over Long Beach City ColleJe. Golden West rs 3-1 rn Pac-9 play and 3-2-1 overall and is tied with Fullerton, which dealt Taft a 20-6 setback Saturday. Cemtos has been an up and down team 1h1s year and with last week's 41 -38 loss to Pasadena. the Falcons have dropped to 2-2-1. Cerritos earlier handed Fullerton its only conference loss, 24-0, in the Falcons' most impressive outin.s oflhe season. In the Mission Conference, O range Coast will be trying to rebound from a 17-7 loss to Southwestern. In that game, the Pirates forced six turnovers and only gave the ball away once. but wf"rf' Ahlr tn nu~h rh,. hllll into the end GIRLS zone JUlt onoc. And the Pirates should find the to nic apinst belequrcd San Dieao Crty CoUeae. which was hammered by first-place Saddleback. 43-8. Or- ange Coast Wlll be on the road for the I :30 contest, its socond straight af\emoon pme. The KnitJ1ts arc wmlcss this season, 0-4 1n the Mission and ~ overall. Saddleback also heads south for a I :30 match up against Palomar. hos,>-'°' to keep rts unbeaten record this year mt.act. Palomar, 1.3 and 2-3 is coming off a 28-16 loss to Rancho Santiaao. * SetvnllY'• lllf'MI P'AC•t COMl'•RINCI GOkltn Weal ., ClfrllOl hit el El Cemlno PuaOtflt et Fullerton Mt $ett AnlCl'llo el Long 9MCh ' MISMON CONflaR•NC• Or•llff Co111 •I Sen Oleoo Cllv, l.JO Sedcllebeck et Petomer, l'.30 llllverslOe •t Southwetltrn Rel\Ctlo S.ntlaoo et Cllrv1 WaST•RN STAT• GONflt••MC• Hencock at Comolon, 1:30 Mooroerk el llllo Hondo. 1:30 Gltndele et Sent• 9erbare llentvre el Sent• Monica SOUTHa•N CAL CON,,aRaHCI LA Herbor el Wnt LA, I LA Southwftt et LA Pierce flOOTHILL CONfl•RIHC• Mt u n Jeclnto et 0-t !Mun 8ert'ltlrdlno •I AnlelOPt "''""' lmotrl•I Velltv " G•CKvnonl ----- It 's a light week for contenders CdM-:-W oodbrtdge have-breathers before showdown Corona del Mar and Woodbndge highs share the Sea View League girls tennis lead. and also have a light week's worth of compet1t1on in common. rn Sunset League action. unbeaten Manna hosts Westminster Tuesday and travels to Edison to take on the Chargers Thursday . ./ The Wamors (I 0-1). and tlfe Sea Kings for that matter, can't afford to look ahead. They'll both have to be 1n top condition when they meet Nov. 5. in a match which will most likely Polo titles on the line League champ1onsh1ps are on the hnc Wednesday in prep water polo- and it's nothing new. The power structure of Orange Coast area polo remains st.able. although University High's Trojans still have a shot at a portion of the Sea View title. h's Corona del Mar (5-1) and Newport Harbor(6-0) in the Sea View Lcasue confront.at1on, and Marina (3-0) and Fountain Valley (3-0) squanng off for the Sunset title. Corona del Mar is the host at Newport Harbor in the Sea View showdown at 3, while the Sunset championship writ be decided at Golden West College in a night contest at 7:30. Harbor's Sailors can vi rtually wrap up a seeded berth in the upcoming CrF playoffs with a champ1onshrp, while Corona del Mar can tum 1t into a scramble with a victory, because a win would ICJ1vc Harbor, CdM and University with 5-1 records. All three tuned up for the final week's play before the CIF playoffs wt th competition at Stanford this past weekend in the Northern California Invitational. Harbor finished second to unbeaten Sunny Hills. n-11 ..... ldMdUle fOOAY CJ !UT\.) (_ . .....,., '•olt lreno llellrt el H1111tlnot0" 9MC.ll TUISOAYU...,,.,..> (,.-tMtluel Oownev 1t C~I• N\et.e; Merl11t •' FllOllllll, Notre O•me YI. Meter Del (•I ~k H1911), Sen Clemente et Unlveraltv WIOMUDAY U IUl\.I SM V'8W l.AMM (I IM'I\.) Corona Oii Mar 11 M _ _.t Hert>Or; Coi t• MtMI 11 E 11encle ; L•vune e..cn 1t SeddltOa<k ._........,. (llf0.....WfttC-.. Foun1el11 Vettev vt. Merine, 7 30 om , WMlmlnllff' va. Huntineton e..en. •:30 P.m qlDAY () Nft.I (_.....,., El OoredO 11 ~-1 Harbor, Corona CM1 Mar et Tv1lln, Gero.n G<o,,. et E1tencle, Fount•ln Valin ., Footllltl; ·-Pef11 ., UntV«altv, Melff' 0.1 •I s.Nlte IAnoalv1 L.Mtuel. Crou country finale nezt up Sea View and Sunset League cross country finals are on tap this week - with dual meet leaden puttina their reputations on the line. In the Sea View Lequc Thursday at Irvine Park, Coron.a del Mar. Estancia and Newport Harbor, who share the dual meet lead with 6-1 records, square off at 2:4S. Harbor's jirls, No. I in the Cl F 4-A rankinp aU year and runaway win- ncn in every lcque dual meet. are heavily favored to wrap 1t up. It at.arts at 2:1 ~ . The Sunset Lcaaue finaJ1arc1ehed- uled for Satu~y momma at Hunt- inaton Beach's C.ent.raJ Park with the boys flnal•aoinaoffat 10, followed by the Jirla at 10:30. Kuntinaton Beach is the rabbit and Fountain Valle~ 11 the pursuer ln the boys' competitio n, while Edieoo is the tum to beat in aitlt' competition with Fountain Valfey aaain the chic~ threat off rts tee0nd pf.cc ftn11h in dual meets decide the league championship. Edison. at 6-2, goes in the underdog with the Vikings, but could prove a good match in do ubles tn particular. In girls' volleyball, Ocean View at Huntington Beach will highlight Sunset action Tuesday, while Wood- bridge (9-3) and Laguna Beach (9-3) vie for sole possessio n of 1he Sea View's second place berth. * T...n ldMdUle TUUOAY ll IU'I\.) E1tencl1 •I Coron. Otl Mar, New00<I Ha rbor II Unlvef\llV. S.ddlebldl et WoodbrlOOt; CCKte Me1I et ~ 18tech, OcM n View •I HvntlnQton 8Mefl. Wn1m1n11..,. •' Merine, St Peut •' Meler Otl, Eal-et Fount•I" ll•lltv THURIDAY (J iun.) Corona Otl Mer II Unlver1llv, Ntwoorl Her1>0r e l E 11encle , Lauunt e..ce11 11 Seddle~O, CCKte Mete t i Wooelt>flooe, Founteln V•llev et Huntington 8Hc:ll, Marlt'ltl ,,, Edlaon, Octen View •I Wntmlntltr, Mat., Otf ' el 9111\0P Amel VlllrtMI TUHOAY (7 llUft.l S.ddlebeck el Woodbridge, Corona Otl Mar e l Ettancle; ~oorl Herbor e t Unlverallv; Coll• Mell el l..eOUN 8teeh, 0c .. n vi.w e l Hunllnuton 8Ndl, Wettmlntler et MarlM , Edlton •• ji:oun111n Vellev, 8 111\0c> Amat 11 Mefff Ot1 THURSOAY 11 iun.l Woodbrldot et CCKtl Mltle, Unlver11tv 11 Corona def Mer, E11encla al N..._., Harl>Or, S.ddllOecli. at LeOYnP lktdl. Founle ln Velltv t i Huntington 9"Cll, Marlnael Eolaon, ex.en llltw •I W'1lmln11er, Minion lllelo el lrvlnt SERIES ... From Bl They were deprived of dcsi~tcd hitter Hal McRae, one of their best bats, by the crazy quilt rules that prohibit use of the designated hitter in odd-numbered years. Kansas City went io with a lineup that seemed full of holes, a team that will be shopping for a number of replacement parts next winter, a team factng a National League cham- pionship club that had won I 0 I games. And all the Royals did was win. f "It will take me two or three weeks to get over it," Manager Dick Howser said. 'Tm not good enough to explain this season. r can't explain it. It's amazmg.." Herzog had an explanation, though. The Cardinals, aflcr all, set Series records for offensive futility. batting .185 and manaaing just 40 hits, both seven-game lows. "We led the league in hits and runs scored," Herzog said. "But over the last month, we didn't hit. When a 1cam gets in a slump, there 1s nothmg you can do." And that's about what the Cardinals did in this World Series. Nothtng. MVP •.. From Bl by a long delay in the fifth innmg. when both Cardinals Manaaer Whitey Herzog and pitcher Joaquin Andujar were ejected from the pme. "I was concerned that it took so much time," he said. "The umps were not ve">: quick a~ut ,ettina thinas goma. I'm superstrt1ous about the number of pitches I throw between mninp. But r had to tct loose. so r WU prepered to throw a 1ttle more." Saberhaaen said the binh or his child was his biaaest thrill, but the World Scncs victory was "a close seco nd." UCI socks it to UOP in 7 -0 soccer win UC Irvine's men's soccer team m.d a achool record in aoa.ls u visitina Uni.veni!Y of Pac1fi~ fell, 7-0, 1n ~fie Coast Athletic Auociation I C1JOn. Ken G unn. Ke.,,rn Pctenon and Mar\: Stier each ICOttd twice aod Don Edwards added 1 11n&)e aoat u U('l upped 1t1 PCAA record to l_.., The Antaten (4'-11-2 ovcrtil) host fifth.ranked UC'LA Wednelday at 3. , Local wom.an to lead health association Jeaa Ludstrom, owner and founder of Saddlebay Healtb Eeterprtaea Home Realtb Aaucy ha' been named 1985·86 president of the Callfonala A.1odatloe of Realtb Service• at Home. The association represents more than 300 home health agencies. Lu ndstrom, a member ofC AHSA H for I 0 years, 1s also founder of the CoucU of Oru1t Couty Home Healtb A1eeclt1, which represent~ more ~han 15 agencies i~ the county. Her agency provides a full range of patient care and services in the home • • • Dr. C.arln W. Pauersoe of Newport Beach recently was recertified as a d aplomate of the Amertcu Board of FamUy Practice. This allows ham to maintain his specialist status in the medical specialty offam1ly practice All ABFP d1plomates must be rccemticd evef) six year; • • • Coit.a Mesa re1ldtnt Robert Seltnt has JOincd Wttt Coa1t lma1eMa.ken advertising and public relations in Tustin as an account exccuuve Seline had formerly bttn w1th the Bualne11 Pre11. • • • Charles DeWalt, a Newpon Beach CPA. and John J . Hanouaet , an El Toro stockbroker, have been elected to the board of directors of the M1ss1on VieJo Country Club. DcWalt was elected treasurer of the board Other board members include Doaovaa MacFarlue, Laguna Hills, Rlcllard MattlDcty, San Juan Cap1stranio, and Donald Banks, Oeula LaBarbera, EntJt Nltt1kt and Wllllam Rod1tn , al I of M 1ss1on Vie JO. • • • Glenda Moore has been named corporate publtc relauons manager for the Fountain Valley-based FHP, lac, a health maintenanc~ organ1z.at1on Moore, a former editor for Hlgblander P•bllcatloH in Los Angeles. had been FHP's govern- ment/community liaison on the island of Guam. Western financier declares war on Japanese company LOS ANGELES (AP) -Financier Charles Knapp and a London partner has made an unsolicited offer ofS 1.4 billion for a Japanese fi rm in what appeared to be that nat1 on·s first hostile takeover fight. If directors of Minebea Co Ltd., a leadina producer of minature ball bearings and electronics pans. reject the proposal, a hostile tender offer will be launched, officials said. Knapp's Trafalgar Holdings ltd. and London-based G len lnter- nat1onal hold about a 30 percent stake in Mincbca. In Tokyo on Fnday. Minct>ea Vice President lwao lsh1zuka expressed his company's readiness to fight the bid, Yytng Minebca would formally rcapond to the offer after studying 1t thoroughly, Japan's Kyodo News Service reported. Mmebca's president, Takaham1 Takahashi, has said previously that he would take "all necessary steps" to thwan KnapJ?. including issuing new stock to dilute the holdings of Trafalgar and Glen. At a news conference in Los Angeles, Trafalgar general counsel Mark.. Dodge said he had been info~ed by Tokyo 5ecun11es dealer~ that the Japanese Finance Minmry had told that nation's stock dealcr'i not to assist Knapp's takeover bid Dodge said he 1s scheduled to meet ne"t week in Tokyo with the director of the foreign upnal d1vmon of Japan's trade m1n1stry to discuss his company's intentions. Tratalgar spokesman Don Re- ynolds also said his company 1~ prepared to file suit 1f Takahashi dilutes the company"s ~tock \ Orange Coaat DAILY PILOT/Monday, October 28, 1945 ---• COMPLETE NYSE COMPOSITE TAAN8ACTION8, Bl watch out Detroit- automobile designers looking to California Partnership announced LOI\ ANC,ELES (AP) -The dnving forces of auto des1~n are shifting from industry's traditional base 1n Detroit to Southern Cal1- forn1a, where the car 1s practu:all)' an obJCCl of worship. In the last two yea" the Big fhree automakers have all either opt-ncd de51gn studios 1n the area or J01ned with existing studios. The Japanese car makers got tu the coast well ahead of their Amencan competitors. Toyota set up a We~t 'Southern Callfornla acM cepte radlcallam with •PM preclatlon.' -Gary M. Glaser Coast design studio in 197 3 and was followed by Honda, Mazda, Nissan M 1tsub1sh1 , Isuzu and ubaru The experts predict the Europeans will be next. "California 1s the cutllng edge." said Dutch Mandel. West ( oast editor for Auto Week. a Oct n ot-based trade magai1nc. "All the best car ideas are coming out of here." Analysts say Southern California stimulates car designers because people here are more car-conscious that the) are elsewhere tnspirauon abound!> in cars whose owners have decorated or modified their vehicle~ to express their personahues "Southern Cahfom1a accepts rad- 1cahsm with apprec1at1on. said indus- tf) analyst Gary M. Glaser of the First Boston brokerage firm in New York "In other parts of the country, cars are seen mostly as transportation. Herc. cars tell you who someone is. or who hewants to be." said Don Kuhl), president of the Art (enter College of Design in Pasadena. considered b~ many to be the top auto design school 1n the country The Art Center es11mat• its gradu- ates account for 60 percent of Amen- ca's 400 to 500 car designers. The car makers use their California design connec tions in different ways Chrysler's Advanced Product De- sign Center 1n Carlsbad. 25 miles north of San Diego, employ'> eight designers whose goal 1s to produce I S prototype cars a year. said Tom Houston, a C'hf)sler ~poke'>man in Detroit The center also comes up w11h changes for ex.Isling models. One such model 1s a modified Dodge Lanter. called the Lancer Pacifica. which will go on the ('ahforn1a market in the '>pnng. Ford de'>I$!' here 1s done at Concept (enter California, an independent design firm 1n Valencia, that began work ing exclusively for Ford in 1984 Cone.cpl Center's four designer work on cars that will roll off the production lines 1n the late 1980s and early 1990s, said Richard Hulling. the studio's executive designer. The operation 1s intended as an extension of the company's design studio 1n Dearborn. Mich Both studios might produce prototypes based on the !>amc engineuing data, and the final car might use pans of each design , Hutting said In contrast, General Motors' Ad- vanced Concepts Center 1n Newbury Park develops concepts for 21st ( entury ve hicles. Henry Haga. the center's director. said hi s five de- signers arc supposed to look farther ahead than those at G M's Tech Center in Warren, Mich .. who work on designs for cars through 1996 "The cars we·~ designing would look totall}' outlandish to most people. at least in I 985," Haga said Nalloaal PAhtcatiOll <.;orporaUoe, of Newport Beach . and THco Edliel • cloDll Systems, C.., L'41. of Japan arr Joining forces to create an improved method of tesung Enghsh as a second la nguaac. NaUooaJ Edacatloe Corporatloo ,., a worldwide leader in the field of • • • Tiie lrvtae Co. has JOined forces w11h O'DoeHU, Brtibm ud Part- oert to build one of ihe largest bu1ld- to-su11 project~ 1n the h1stor) of Irvine. The firms will build a nt'w western reg.ional corporate headquarters for Tb CoW.1 Co .. based 1n Torrancc Hlme11, Ptten of Cost.a Mesa has been chosen architect for the project • • • ne Albon Co .. a Newpon Bcach- based firm. has arranged a S3 ., m1lhon 1n financing for a C O!>ta Mesa commercial office project planned P\ Bays~ort ~vtlopmHl Co of 'e~ · port Beach • • • lrvlu City Flu.Dclal announced total assets ofS36 m1lhon fo r the )Car endtng June 30 Dunng the same pcnod, offic1als reported ..avinf.~ exceeding SI:! m11l1on with S-S m1lhon 1n mortgage loans outstand- ing. • • • The lrv1ne-ba!>Cd Bell aad Rowell COM Dtv1s1on recenth announced the fi~t completely integrated (0\.1 -I~ i'i\ i lllij:I tlil5$i NEW YORK (A~ -111e foo~.wl~ u .. ShOWS Ille Ntw oril lock lltCllenge 9 Orcl•i>nl n 11 K ~ pr8 "ocks end werren1s 11\el heve oont UP lht mo•'ofrwJ down Ille most t'* on l ~ u~~lns j Umk~~ r:,rct~I cllanoe reG•rdltu o volu~ or ride~. 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The Kappa Grou~ 1s • manaicment consultrnll and tra1runa company ~pcculmog 1n corporate. marketing and sales !.tratciie~ and tacun • • • WarllntlD Cox Ar~cect1, a Costa Mesa and Sacramento-based architectural firm 1s d~1gnsng two ~artment comple~es for AM Eqaltit• The prOJet't~ are to built 1n Laguna Beach and . acrarnt'nto • • • ~··~ Bastes an inten or design center, 1s mo' mg into larger quarters in In inc fhc I 0-\t'ar-old firm , ~1Xc1altLes 1n the design of model huml"'> offi<:e int<"nors 1~ t:urrentl) LOm pletJng thl" dc~1gn of e\ecu11ve nllites 1n !'.c:wport ( cntcr • • • Tbt Rot.en P. Wannl.Dctoo Co.'1 hotel dt' 1S1on ha~ selected EECO Computer, Inc to suppl ) the com- puter ~~stem for Its planned all-suite hotels Fi ve of the firm's planned 300 all-suite hotel~ are no~ being con- !>tructed in \an Luis Obispo Pismo Beath ~n FranllS(O and Santa A.rui • • • Peat, Marwick. Mlidell Ir Co. has relouncd their Orange Count> offic.cs to 650 T own Center Drw e. 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The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials ro~ 3.47 to 1,359.99. Declines outpaced advance$ by about 7 10 6 on the New York Stock Exchange. Big Board volume totaled 97.88 million shares. against 101.81 million in the previous session. The NYSE's composite indeJt gained .06 to 108.42. WHAT AMEX Orn WHAT NYSE 010 NEW YORK CAPl Ocl. 21 l 14 AMEX LEADERS NEW YORK (AP) -Selh. 4 o.m. P<lc.e and ntt C"-"941 of the ten most active A~rlain Stock E xchanoe lu~. tradlrig n1 llona llv a t more ~n 11 . ~Ina pf mr 2'1f;!' ~ ech Svm • i~~ -lA ~~rmn U:. ~~ ~ ~ a~n lA1 't ... ~.;;tPpd 10L1f-ii--21~:: j_~ ciiirtMctA, .. ,.:200 1~"' + "" GoLD QuoTES METALS QuoTEs NEW YORK (AP) Ocl 28 Tl• 1 NYSE LEADERS NEW YORI( (AP) -s.ies 4 P.m price and net change of ihe llflHn rnott adlve New York Stoc:k E•chenoe lu ue•, tr ading na llonallv a l ~;~~0·1 4·m· l~~to:Gas I: : Mot>ll • • Ar:ntr T& T I I ~sst~I_. •• l5!'~~n~;~l_, I: ; A P OUP • , A~ HI l. : :!:An Lamb ~;~.~ 11\C ~cvRH Dow JoNES AvERAGES NEW YO~R.· ( P) ...-Final Dow• Jones eraoe• for Oct. I L 0... ~ 13 . 1346. JSU9+ . ~r m: I ml ill.tt! rn1: UI i0,~1, ~.n 4.4 6 ~h~k -!.4 9• NASDAQ SUMMARY famou.5 lab<zls ... ' • \ • ---, Ofang9 Coast DAIL y PILOT /Monday. October 28. 1945 '117 CALL 642-5678 Ye. . IF CALLING FROM NORTH ORANGE IF CALLING FROM SOUTH ORANGE 540-1220 491-8800 I LOST MY OWNER BUT FOUND HIM AnER I PLACED AN AD IN THE CLASSIFIEDS • BELOW ARE THE NEW CLASSIFICATIONS BEING USED IN TODAY'S DAILY PILOT •IAL llTATI FHIAU • HOUSH/CONDOS v-o1 uu? -.. -IQOo lo*boo P'ffttftwto u() 1 (opttffono .. CM..,, 1011 (o,ono ct.I ""'"' I U11 ,.,. ... _ 01• Oono '°"""' 010 t1 f0to JH JouMQoil" Volt., 'U)41 ""1111~a.oc"' Hvnt•~oro Ho, bOv • I CM 1 1....... ~'>'A ,___ .. ._..... 0)(. •-'"'9.,.' •OH \~e J,Of91I 10)~ Mi.1"'°" V..,o I U01 .... _.-. U&V s-c-)16 ~ NOl'I (op+UtOf"Q 011 ~Ano l()W \onito .4.l"IO .,..,Qi'lh 1()14 ~ '°'°'' ~'0 08o ~l~ftO 08.8 t.,._tw\ t09'{J MISC. R.E. _ .. _ I At•.ovit tJ) a...w...u' , ...... _ 110 e.oc111 •,ope,..., I t ) .. ~,,,~ .... ,".\ •ns tto.., .. , to .. M.Cio••O '.lJ\ 'O'' 'o' !)o.. I •00 CN•OOCo ,,,.....,... 1)1) .;.N• ()t ~ .... ,,.~ '))(} '°""~' J°'""'' \7) !ta.a;" ,,O .. IT', I )80 '·~• ~Or1f'Q l '\90 • f l o<"-9< 'O«. t f WQM9-d tG4 \ .. •lllTALI HOUSES/CONDOS AfW1Qi I u, -............ 1"6 !iott>oo .,~h·l.O ' 01 OptllfOftO .. ott J '" 0'0ft0 dtfl Mor I In .. 0,10 M..u':> I I • ~'°"""' , le ( ,0# Jf)I f0vfttOot' VoM.t-, '' J• ";,1~•1"'9ton k-ot,. I '•U '1vo,•ing•on Hotbov• I'•~ ..... ,... "' .... ~e.oc""' I •8 '~"'·"• "I')( lOQvf'W) N.0"91 11 )1 ·°'•'o'•'' }'") ~'"°"' v .. ,o :•01 N.f.-po.t' .._..., t•ov S-C'--1 16 * "'°" (QfM~•·Ol"fO 1111 *"' ·-\.onto -'N> ~tt ~Coo••~uo ~fh L09w-no '"''"'"" APART MINTS ~101 lotboo '''°""' to.boo P9NftW'O op..ttf'Of"O .. °"" ~Ofl>"O 0.1 #w;)• O•fO """-'° C,;or\o "o•f't ~I fo10 '°"'"'°"" ;;.,. .. , ..~a.oc" """"'tnO~ ..-o-ttov1 .09 ... no ~~ 09v"O ..... , 1.09"'0 ~I ~· •ore1f ¥.+'~ V4 ,C. "-"'"Po" koc•1 ~<~·· ~ .. ~ OO-t"~ Wwo •~ '°"'1:11 ·~ ,,.,~,, '°""" (00,1 """'" \ovil+! l OQVN> ... ,,.,., /OAJJ 1000 I< I 16 • .011 161' IOI• 16" ,()\4 ,,,. DUDL9ml MISC. RENTALS ~ ro.~~~' O\olQt. .. , too ... , "'o'•'• Mo,. t '°'~ ...... 0" •~~' fo c;....)#• ft•ntoh Wtwi••d '"°'099' 'o' ••~' \to•OQe: '\II.'°' ...... Oh ·'JI 11 i• ,,,,, l' • I I ·'·• ,,,,.. .'hi .. .. COMMl•GAL •.I. IALl/•1111 •Po~ ,,., ""',...." t.ooe,.., "WI• 1101 t.,,1""9H 0.•-c• '•"'' J 1'1'tl ¥>~1"'1•H•OI P•UO'lt'"" .. 11 'tf Clvyloe... I.If\ ,, ' , lot~ ""'' >0' •• .._. ..... ~,,op.,.. ·'" BUlllllSS 6. F•AllCIAL &v..,..., fo-So.. e..; .. .,..." Oppo~·· . ,. .. 6".t'°n." WOftiHld .'Y. ;() "~'...,...... ~,. ... ,.., ~ •f'\~ '#..,.t•1 ·" ~'" 'o lOOf J<I • .v • JOll AllNOUllCUUllTI '•''°""°" ···~ ..... ., """"' ...... '' .. ,, _, ... IMPLOY MINT W1ll m~ !001 IA .. .... I ' •1 'l'I ' . 1.-pcf\eit •Cl~ ··~t•U• 1.4,JI A'"°'""'''' jl ot * Jo •• 1 IH f .. ,...., "v..h ~,...,u Ml•CHAllDlll •n•• kl•' ·~pl•°""1 ... ...... ~ I uo l •r ,,.-•• ,.,. \ •• I.,, .. ;"1pv•·· ... . ·-·· .. , ' ftu, '<'·"" ~ ... , U' ~ ••• ·~ O(AY ~ .. ,.~ lj ~, .. ~, Mi)) jl, .,.,-,, 4 ""'~' l)C.j)v " , -~ ~tiior ""°~ ""°°°' ~) r • .._, .. (*"Ol'""t ~ GA•AGI IAUS ,._" -.-.. ~,,,..,...,.... '''""'0 6-1 Nt..1 . ,uo ~w . J. fo' ' ........... """., ...... .,...,vi~ .. ...... .,, •• '"'Cl<t- ~ • &-or., ~ .... "' .,l"IWI .... ~ ..,. ., . .,.. ... _i.i-<•"' a..o- ,_.,.,('I •no -'"'O 4""0 '"'4'"'J"'' 11•v1a Dt•ICTORY • 1.. .. ,.. . . • II ... .. ........... ... CT .. Y -.. .. -~ T•All9"MITATION aOATS . -· .. p..rt • ~·-··1 " ., • ' r MISC. ",_ . ..... . . "' AUTOMOTIVE .... • to ... "' .... DMECTORllES C>LABSIFIED INDEX 842-5878 PU80CA TION DEADLINE THE DALY Pit.OT CLASSIFlED OFFICE HOURS TllllC>flOM S.W:. "'°'*Y..fridrt CHECK YOUR AD THE "'8T DAY The Deity Piiot wtriwe fOf 9'ftc:ielq and eoc::ureey ~. ~ emn do occur ~ ii.ten when )'OU!' ad i. reed back end d'9dt )'OU!' ao ctalfy. Aepot1 errora ~to 642·6878. The Delly Piiot ecc:epts no ~ tor any ...or In en ~t for which It~ be r~ exoept '°' the coet of the sPaKle ectudy OOQJPied by the •nor. Credit can only be .itowed for the ftfst lnaertlon s--~ o...,..c-[Hoi, let Ut lltlp Y11 Sell Y 011 Prtpttt,! Clll C1111111N, 642-5678 for informati~o & surprisingly low cost. ------ .... u. .... Mondt!y ............. , ........ Frl. 4:30 p.m. ~ .................. Mon. -4:30 p.m. Wedlmct.ly ............. Tu-. -4:30 p.m, ~ ................. Wed. '4;30 p.m. ~···-···-.......... Thrua. 4:30 p.m. Satutd9y .................... Fri. 3:00 p.m. Sundey .• _ ...... ., ........... Fri. 3;00 p.m. 8-00 A.M.-6·30 P M ~eounw Mondily-."rtdey 8:00 A ti.a -6:00 P M CerO-""'° ..... --~T-0..-._ _..__ Mf -----JO oe,s .. ·--.. -9UtljKt to. Dul ""' -lO ,..,_ ~~-'"""'"'_......, __ pw _..., .. ~ cotllt -.,.., ,_ ___ ,._ l 002 l!!J!rl ltacll l OH la!Ma Coa11 Jlt11 2124 lewrort ltuli 2l69 l11lh1 Pni1nh C..ta •na 2624 CHI•.... 2624 Pt1i1Hll 2107 REFURBISHED 3BR 2ba.. 2BR 2'~ba condo. 2 car 1 2607 $550/mo 1BR. air pool E·s1de lg quiet 2Br newly ------*lllffS Ollll* OCEANFRONT l br Condo trplc, wkly gardening svs gar S 1300tmo. Call $350 Nice bachelor utll I carport Sc Plaza area redec vflr .. clean lndry SfflUSlllU Prlet re41tff111 &Mal fa•ltJ ~ ••• H 1at11 ltt, new tf Mlh u4 " ........... .., , ...... , ... ., ,.,., ....... "'"'· ~tolO I 3br 2'hba, 2 car gar .. frpl patlo-pool-1800af-S 160K 740-0303/D &4~-8138/E Furn,secbldg$900. 1s1 1nc1 s 11001mo/546-9950 Weekdys 541 -5753 pd nopets SeeMgr· 106 1 1714)966-1136 N0Pe1s s~15 673-3600 • sec dep 962·3176 TAKE YOUR PICK evs wknds 673-1858 East Bay Ave Apt 9 S 7 50 mo 2 Bd 1 1 Ba E SIDE snarp 2BR gar&Qfl * IE a WI.IE•!* Ctrtll ••I ••r 21221$395 tiome s1y1e rental or HV Hms 3BR 2BA $1350 NA Beach 2Br turn apl By Townriouse Gar lndry sma1' fard $700 mo No n E·Z move 2br S525 many I HV Hms 4BR 2BA $1800 I week or mo AvaJI now 1 room nice E1s1o e 1oc ~ts 546-9950 Buyer of 3 Bdrm 2 batl'I 2Br 1Ba non smkr, no pets 01hers avail at COM 2BR 2BA S1200 675-8170 or 964-3375 I 2629 ORANGE AVE JBr i Ba uppei Gar ,,_ l'louae In Newpcn His lo $750/mo yr lease 1st & •IH .. 110* Broker 6-40-5664 u 22 TSL Miil 142-1I03 cp<' •0340 ..,818.,c1a receive bonus 01 las~OO sec 7&0-0326 E190an1E-side3br Ilse 2t>a HV Hms turn 1mmac 2BR Cereal ••l •ar· .., $75-0 No pets 545 ~983 IOOO ltttery Tlokts 2Br 1ba unlurn, OIW, frig. I gar fncd kids pelS $800 s I Monaco den. comm pool 1BR. stove. trplc. encl gar I AYllWU llW 11 sold t>y 10/23/85 at Wshr/Dryr access. 2 car must see call 539-6190 wtr•gdnr pd Adults pref & peUo Mature adults 1Br Ing , range 111undry Lrg 3BR 2BA lam rm 2 COE Bkr 6-40-7000 carport. S 1050 15' last. BeSl Alty tee n smkrs No pets Avall $800 mo yearly lea.le pool carport No pets tr pie 2 car -oar 1'0 --1-•y $600 sec 673-7 181 D p • t -2126 1 No11 $1425 818-335-9710 I 619-223-0508 $550 mo backyard S tOOO mo --~" ... -------Ill tll ----1931 W 19tl'I St 548-0492 634-A Center 650·5362 Ill OUTll 111111 •.a&SllllE OIEEI* • •2Br 2Ba, bltlns. gas lllYlll OIYES \~~~'1 18;·1~ar.j~1~1r;:' TOP AREA MESA PINES I Sl00/9" 11111121& AblOlute bargain • don't Spectac\ll&r 3Br 2Ba, lam trplc, tned 2 car gar Pvt guar~ comm 5BR S850 mo 675_49 12 Bkr Studio like new cozy 1 Newtv decorated !usury mias this onel Prestigious rm Beaul lfully decor-$750/mo 499-5056 1 4BA din rm Irv rm 2 trprc encl Pl hO Carpor1 Apt ....,1r garage CMd 3 t>drm, 21 ... balh l:XEC ated, pvt gaurded COm· ff -1 .. L 2l40 lrplcs Pool & yd, tncd 703 Avocado 1br. 2 car pool sea. Quiel No pets 0.._ "IC pets 631 6155 townl'lome wl securlly. munlly Poot. tennis 11 • IC• Pool & garden serv 4 car gM patio Bttns inc 5550 Up 549_2447 pool. spa + tennis Try $2000 Lae only No Pets 3BR 28 A nse nu crpt / gar Avail Nov 1 $3500 micro trash cmPC1r d w Sma11 •Bo•rn Easts1dl' 10•;. down or tse For de-675~912, 754-1792 Bkr drps/pnt dl w S 1095 mo For 8£>PI dys 640-1040 ate '0 pool 1ac caoana BRAID llEW c.Oh "" lots 01 ... ooo S•6" U lls c a ll Pa1r1c k •WAnllYIEW* 963_6351 or 797_1970 eves 59-1402. Ive m99 S980 mo 675-3168 Ille-pets 990-2962 ......... ·-760-8702 agl I ask tor Peter -CIF c• -..._., 2Br Twnhae In best CdM Dorn pass up tl'l•S ocean Lgt.> Bacn nr bCh· empryd lill&aS .. BAU PA I a 11 llSTllSll IPll TllAY locallon All amenities Nr I close 2odrm bungalow Jump on 1n1s 3br 2ba 1ust n smk1 $400 is~ No ~ u TOWIMOIES Owner Is sad, but muat NII Ill OAITll WSEI beaclles & parks $14 75 no last & iusl $500 s at blk to waves Ir pie encl pets Av1 r'IOw 6-40-9•08 Bd w1 h 'V """' -539·6190 Best Alty lee I Tnese auracl!ve .,ew '9 w .:i1n pvt .:Je< k poo• th11 warm and charminQ 3 Prest"'lous .i-ant exec 673-6386 or 673-3735 1 539·6190 Best Alty tee g a r S 9 0 0 s l'I u" ' 2BR 1BA nu crpt paint. APlllTMEITS Bra"d ne"' spac10..,s , BP Ital Eatatt • Gtaeral 1002 rm l'lome t separ· modern condo Lro 3BR Ar11sllc 5 rm hm otf PCH Renllng Brand New Conoo , d ... w d, trog pa110 1 car A ts leatu•I' pool sp.s caroorts lni:lr\ qt .:>c r.I •·•e 1---------ate bachelor unit. It's true 2'.-tBA, wldln rm. trplc. equpld kit gar cute decor al Seabndge in Hunt-CHARMING Lido tim 3br gar $850 6'3·5354 agt P cuoanc~ No, ~ :iet> ~ Island Charm wlll'I a 2 I TENNIS $850 k d 539 6190 2t:>a 2 car gar So patio pr1va1e patios ' oeci.s , _.-.._...-,.._ ____ , poo spa ~ 1 s · 1nglon Beach 2Bdrm Sl600moHaz&l 63 t.0680 Ct1ll N~H 2624 garage or cdrport n a 268 E •61~ 'it ~c· "'Ot" IM II 12 LIT story living Yoom, wood $15S5/mo Crd Ck Rgd Besl Rlty lee 2Ba Sits on lake wltl'I beautiful!~ •anoscaped S595 me b ' -.'of 1114,IOO panellnQ. flreplace an~ pel 0 K. Vacant Call CHARMING 3 Bed 2 be tennis courts directly be-NEAR BEACH 3Br 2Ba lBA S450 pool pvt pat.lo. 1 1 setting Heat pa10 Curt Heroe''' .s9· Room to add another ::s :tfr~~~tl~~K~~~ 760-8702 Agenl 1700 aqltt, lrplc: larg~' n1nd you Full security upper large Unit Furn or no p~t~ ,;~':, re~ d 1 Bedrooms S< -:. POOL Patio •· ..i• ' •ge ltattal 1002 home on this large corner OFFER .. It hasn't been 111111 YlfW .. U garden $1650t mo lse incl guard & gate Upgraded uni Annual Isa Avl 645 8 6 owe 2 Bedrooms t , Batr S685 •Br S580 2B, St.ti~ SSOI. *TIE .L.FFS* lot WalklnQ dlatence to on the market long & hu Monaco 2 Oen/3Br. S240K gardener 859-1328 amenu1es b eau II fully 11115 1 garage space 1 BR carpor1 West Side 121 CEmll STllEET sec uni E s1o;o •.·, ~tl4 2 Muter Sultea. Archlt~ dellghtl Costly & moat crM tlve remodel. Prk- llke aettlng w/megnll bay/nit• Ute vlewa. Ir- replaceable at dlacount price of $310,000 F ... HutlnQa & Co. 640-5560 the new downtown Cotta a large assumable loan. Ownr/Agt 494-4524 done 1s1 & sec depo S 1500tmo 673-4452 S525 rno A•a11at>1e now COSTA MESA Mesa redevelopment 2 blks lo bell. furn 2br. lam Contact or 111 msg Danny 66l , 'OO tllET LICATIOI area . lwo l a rge l'\ll HIHll'\I Open Sal/Sun 1-4 404 or675-0528 Condo 3Br 2 .. ea tBR .:iuple• ~iean ignt OpenOa11y930am --~-:.o mo ~BR ' f!A - Lowest price In BIG CYN rm l''tba,dbl gar $1200 McKenna (714)842·2000 Newport Crest lullury (Corner Center Placer•., bedrooma. cozy flr8')1ece 1111"11..., '"< 2250 sf. 3br 3be. 3 car Ja ine 2131325-1900 I $1100/mo 650-2902 consider pet t non-smkr 142-1424 '""""se ~rt>E>,,Ot11t '"0' end doubM garage. Ell-RlAL E5 TAIE oar. $225K. Agl 759-5080 sm I . 2144 $ 6 6 8028 IC m 1111 Ou1lt "~ c:eptlonal homel Call now ~ 173-1900 Refurt:>lsl'led tiome. brlgl'lt I ntae Stunning eleganl decor oniv 55o mo 4 · Sorry No Pets 2l '6 ., , , 646-7171 111•.'!f,.ll ~lln 3 Br Item rm large lot 2 1 * •REITALS * * enhances Jbr 2ba l'IH p111 2BR 1 1t>a gar patio no --:.. MCV • o4. •f>0..1 -.,..5 car gar $170 0 /mo CALL US REGARDING 1acuzz1 kids pets S1100 ~ts 2n Cao11110 S650 CITI&IEnPf C.nu ••• ... 102 2221 MESA DRIVE UnlQue Homes Joan I IRVINE LEASES 539-6190 Best Riiy tee Adrian Rll) 549-854 7 2BR 1 BA pvt pa ho 48• c, ... *'r:A ,;.~:~~ ~"u~le~ Bn~ Announcing Century 21 DUPLEX 1Br 1b. •• 2 master aultea ~sleeping Bracey Unique Homes I I C t II .._ VERSMLLES 2Br Condo 1Br easl or •'wpt Bl•·d .., d n1o.up Quiet No l.lt'b d "'" Iott Lrg lot $279.000 675-6000 n II tal 11111 uni pref &dulls no pets ·~ • Water paid S675 mo ca,n• •PIS rapes et •. . $~en~ =-I Call Lorl 8~~9L,Y;N RL TY JASMINE Creek 2br 2ba llf-1100 $875 mo Agl 759-0120 :~e~a;qe;?e~~~1~Y:a~ TSL v.J~3T8 Mey:~2 1603 ~6~5 ~~1 ~ac C :: P~·.~ __ ------den. ocean vu. avail Nov I GREENTREE 3BR 2ba. No VERSAILLES . Lrg tBR in S510 No pets 990-2962 Cur: 11 A_,1 6J 1 1;,>f,6 ti •na 10 Ve<sailles Studio Condo. $1900/mo 759-9021 pets Lse $1150/mo 818 quiel localion w mini 2B B 5., 2 EASTSiDE ' Bedroo,,., su•"'P ••. 0 LEA·~ .. U".llT C 346-0 O 888-55 0 r 1 8 ' Joann per-garage & >8•0 $650 m .,,.., ... ~ ~ IWPT 48r 2Ba, pool,~. nr S.C Fine avt. lbhse, pool. Lg 3Br 21~Ba.-tprlc. grndr I 44 1 _ 1 _ ocean v1ew lull sec sons ma~ $520 No pets Avl it 1 998 3434 •BRs ri ... oot ,,., SPIOTlllLAI Ptz. St85.000 549-3658 S9a & Jae. 552-1744 gar. new crpts Great loc RANCHO SAN JOAQUIN $795/mo 6-44-721 I ag1 Sierra Mgm1 550-tO I~ •38 • Ham11ton Wlm Y1l1f Of Ottloe 549-3061 ··~llt lt•ll 1100 $1495/mo 644-1721 2 Br. den. 2 ba. Qutel foe, Villa Balt>oa sngl IVI 2BR. 2Br 1Ba cornp1e1e1, re-Easts1de 2Br tBe sepdine w call'I ~etl '-'•P•• l ... •••Ull Unaurpeaaed water 10-BACK ON MARKETI 38r IU•ILW PAii Ooeanalde Lltlle Collage I v•ew, sunny· "' pool, spa, 2BA • tam rm $1400 mo 11n1sood 205: Garden ;:;,;.:c~~l~~d d~11~8; 1 1~ • 353 M&1T111to,, THE REAL ESTAT&:RS -cation near the harbo< 2be. ape. trplc, Ilka new. 5 2Br 1Ba trplc No gar golf/ten S 1250 854•3598 Complete Avail "ow Call _ant> $800 mo 645-3081 S ,000 mo 998 143, "" "10 IS "01 "'' "': Weet Newport duplex, 4 en1rence w/two boet St27,000 MS-IM78 A beaultf\.rl 24x80 ArllnQ-$950/mo 838-7062 IL -.. ~ 2141 Barbara Kestle Hunt 4 s~·s f'8C" 6•(, 4 '<:iA bdrm-2 bath end 2 & cc.an ac ton home 2BR 2ba. lam· 11a11 IC Associates 640 4cl"" ~eq S620 mo S750 sec E.asts•de 2Br , •Ba gai & bdrm-1 bath, owner oc-~Two U:rm duple~ EASTSIDE Reposaesstonl lly rm, lrg llvlng rm, dining Super cozy 2er lot ally re-SPECTACULAR OCEAN _ -Gd tenant reoete $20 mo pet•o $750 mo No pets cupied, good condition, Fixer S U0,000 Low rm & kitchen area All ap-modeled house w/load1 VIEW HOUSE 3Br 3 WATERFRONT !Cock .!br ~92 Scolt or call 854-7592 Avl no ... Pam 9~9_38•8 -.eSliBJIU next to beach. $2 19,000. ~~~~&;::~ti:~~ down. Agt 546-7739 pllancet lncludlnQ Hohl of wood, stained glass. trplcs balconies $1950 1gl tis avt 11 ·20 $1550 U.-il{)Ut f1()1'tl:'S° one & rent tile other ULl II LUii lnte<l«a Agt 540-5937 uaed bflck & pvt spa \818)967-9090 Lv m1g mo yrly 1se 780-8685 Realtor.. 875-800<> S 1,200,000 lncludee land. DELUXE DUPLEX: 2BR lt1t1l1 Garage $15003 6Avell Nov Llflll litltl 2152 Weatclltt 3Br 2Ba "' ,, SALLY SHIPLEY 2ba .. unit 680-9063 181 Hoity 67 -111 _ _ Ing. 2 car gar gro. JOYCE DABOLT . I /Ct • Cnta ... .-2124 snrs TO IEACll alarm $1200 6-4Cl· I ·~l> Ull.... 4 nlfl 1 " 2BR 1BX dup. unfr, frg yd, 2 mstr Br micro. n/smkg. Saa Clt11&t1lt ~1 76 ..... Ill ltatral 2102 no pets $650 • secur1ty I ~~9~~~ ~:17~~;6:~50 39R. wstir. gar S 16& 1no ... l•O 1 & 2 t>drm newty redec qu•t!I pool S49A up , d84 Monrovia 548-0336 •STUNNING LO 3Br 2Ba Garden A.pl P00t rec rm sn5 110 w tein FllEE UST MO HIT Easts•Ofl 2Br 2Ba gar patio End Unit $695 (8181967 9090 Lv rnsg TOWlllMH CH~HftrlHt Frolc 11su1teo .:fl111ngs db• E side Condo 2BR 1 •1>8 gar poo• & spa "'' pets gar&gfl ooo• Prer adults 2Bdrm 2 1Ba S92'> $91('1 no pets $7~0 mo Eve 66b W t81h 646 .?848 OyS ~A8-93A I !6'5-2:39 964-4 '6:.' 2 Bdrm 2 beth VIEW 28R Iba COOdo din rm 1952 Meyer 549-3454 236 Avenue Monter) Otc condo. Prime comer to-d, carport. Anaheim' 2Br• Iba Go SM I -lt~rl lt1cll 2169 1 497-4~65 l'lm AQ8-6690 cetlon with llreplaoe, an DI m•1c NOTICE ~/mo 1 alllut + MC 7 10 w James Sl I 1 fuslmOS1 oceanfront I Saa.. -,.. Htlf .. ti Large i8drm 2Batl'I Ort· i..----------------- built-Ina and 2 ear rUDL dep 776-388-4 8181709-6715 Iv m~ wttrplc $850 mo, 2BR 2114 encloMd perkl nQ. Only 9.4% (9.~ Annual Pw-SMALL l'IOuM In E/slde 28r 2Ba Condo. encl gar, w trplc & 2 car gar steps _______ ,..._ SUM,000. Submit your centageRate)30yrAxad CM 2BR lBAwl yd S675 trplc $895 O\liet ar .. 10 octi $1200 I BR1 411111 ... S vate patio Frplc 0111ns new crp1s drps Gaiage 1acuz:z1 S895 No pttls 2 1!>1 Pac1t1c 855-066/ 1enna. Rate Bond AnanclnQ for 2BR 28A UNIT w/ocean &4 1-77050<54~5"0 1 w/Jacuu 1, Sunset Bcl'l llocated In Santa :.1a (714) 673 4400 flr1t time g;'rif~ wlll ·~ Llllm vu, atepe to beech StOOO 2Brgarage $6501 1111s1 :!~~820~~~~~i73~ E Hgl'lls. remodeled 2 Slory Ull~~ plr• on 1 at 1 on tile largeet green~t 1 BLOCK to b4Mletl. 3BR. 2 sroo MC 266l·B Orange or nm Av1111or tO mo ll'""e •~._ 1 n=KJI BeaconHIHWlndrlftpto-onlyatepetopoot.,....4 beth.2earge,S1050 Av Nopets 8-46-1078 Impressive t>ay v-2t>r $1150 lat lasl & se;. a•UTllEITS ! Ject In Lagune Niguel BOrm 2'.-t ba Large tam-.aUMl IULn -----tncd yd appts too S750 Tradl11ona1 Really .,. Olacover how MIY 11 la to Uy hOm.. Within ... y PllPlllllllllT •NEW PLUSHI 3Br 2'.\Ba I 539•6190 Best Alty tee 631 7370 like t>rand new• All uhllte11 own a new home In en walking dlatance to 2 airy Twnl'lme. oar Av1 S C P••d POOi gar no pell outatandlnQ bMCtl ciOM 9119r)'tl'llnQ '205000 114/llMlll now $1200. untm. BIG CANYON gott coorse Hiii Hit •etrt IBdm S5551 =~~~ .. '*'!~c';1~~ ............ ~ ULTRALUXURY units In YILUHIYWIM. vu.2br2ba condo S1400 21H 12Bdrm 1B11 $6801 WOODLAND YILLAGI APA•TMlllTI . , ,., ft f f I ,. . "'., \ t • '· •' ... ,, '• ... " °'j ~ I NIU • SPAS • UllH Y H•S UCllL• 1100-SIJO , ....... .. ..... 10 2 lllUlllS Siii ll 11 HS. llU I ltl W&Ttll 119Cl financing. A grMt value 18124Cul¥er0f,lrv nMrby Lagune BMcl'I. llMl12trlM-1ll2 1Beo 644 014t.676 5736 i Lux condo. wflll to SC 30t AVOCADO 6'<'9850 from S 113,000. 111-Jiii BrMthtllklnQ 1eo• ooeen ..,.. S dean Eastatd• 2Br 2Ba Condo pool MC Plz trplc eleQ fr d,.. T1l ll&IA&lMll ... '6IUllM 1 ....... 1 '41-llOJ -~.... view from NCn One 2Br tBellouM yr 1800 IQ It $1500/mo 2t>• enclvdM pvt clUb •~._, ~ ._ ________________ ... ••-IUI 240-2n9 Of 240-2742 f::::: IL.u View plUa full mountain Mil> Fnod d I Ocean & Harbor view al e in 1'10me teeur 2bf .. ~_._. I CUI• 1 bdrm condO wfth bloell to aand Wooded & pet lo, enct gar New 19 t I u t de P N o I tenn1• crts, poola. Jae. -----------,,.--~----garage and nreplace. .... .... .......... .,. ... and Mr9M, a IC)«:tacu-pelnt, crpll & drpa Lndry I kldil pete 1131-2320 Maril sauna t>eaut Ci\lb l'IM & APUMITS I ,_., .. "' c. jQ ~ Ji\"'"' ? c -~ ~ ... .. Central CM tocallon. LINDA ISL! 8AYFR6f1'1'· 4 One of only 2 hofnee evall tar piece to M Your own .,..._ Mull pus credit mucn more $900 Incl Beaum1.11 Qarn11n AplS .,11111 ~~ l'.:l\J \~~ -~ (:. v · ... , eank wlll finance et ~room. famtty a dining G< .. t vi.w w/eome wntte large pttvate outdOOf check No peta $e75 • 38DRM 2BA STEPS TO I moat utlt s1 Albans Patt0s deci.s sea Heal ,...,.. "• w• • •ou•" 10.75~ flired lnter .. t. nna/Ooctc $1.750 000 w•t• 4300 I/ft 5 BR. patio' Evety room bright MC dep 770-~29 -I BEACH St2001~0 BKR 01638~05 E/731-7528 peld No ptlts o·~· "' oj# •"•I ..... AlklnQl77.500 1 COSTA 0 MESA 3 5ba,lgelMnQrm,dlntng and elegant. Built-In CONDO 3BA2ba,utlllncl 842·3850 IUIS.t. .. ••• 122~rm 21B·.ea s7001 ' ,,.,., -" • --,.,..- bedroom home, large rm , tam rm, ltudy Large mlctowe\19, d/W, ~C 1 Wll'tr/dtyf 2223 Peclflc 38r 28-Ouptell 100 VfdS n..... """rm 1 SnO -• 1 • ' ~, • • yerd $114,900. Ph gerden I yard Pvt bctl bdnn 11150 111260. 2 $950/mo 1131-8300 to bcf'I StlOOtmo Oyt 2B R 2 8A tiree>l•c• 1398W Wilton 83t 5S63 Frll l ll •lfll Traditional Realty 631-7370 831-1400 S1375K. 494-0033 bdrm Ste60. PenthouM -I 851-6839 Eve 380-8745 wl b•lc CMtrtOOlclnQlak•. ~ ' - 1 BALBOA ISLAND corner 12500 L .... 494-2215 M .. V•de 2bf seso Inell . I $900/mo s 1300 MC dep ~ I I , . I 2 Bdrm cottag• with 1:: ll:::l lftl iLlt'.-7 den gourmet kit klda •BDRM. 2',BA STEPS tBR 1BA S77Slmo ~•tiBJllf tumlt\lfe 1275,000 Ph ~au ~ ...... ....... 53M lto Beet '" TO BEACH $1800 MO S 1 t62 MC dep ,...----~ 813-fiOO DllDllC unncE !IM hWX. ;;t;. untm. MESA VERDE ' Bdrm. 2 BKR 642·3850 Trldll~el Realty I Allllmll I "' 0 p. c l 1111111111111111 t rUUI. nu no mg. 1 ~gar .. w/d b•th. n•• cerpeta & IBa)'frontlLootclng to 1t\ar• 631 7370 Immaculate large ()ardenl I 1: I . ... NEWPORT DOVE A Mi.UC> 11200/mo + U111a drpa/palnt S10Htmo t>Mutltul 1'-t mlll10t1 W Aota O..utlfUlty land· ~. --------~ 1111 . SHORES 8AYFRONT 4 9 4~ (9.9% Annutil Per-AQiant 81~ call Terry 646-23 t3, IOeelgnet l'lm •/PfOI n-lmk Ap1rt8t1t1 1 c • P • d g ' 0 u n d 1 --,-,..-U-L_P_P__,l a..utlful, qu..ity Coeta Bdrm. 3~b•. temlly oentage Rate)30 yr Axed •~...,. ~ 91199 5"9-t823 SBA 1111 tam & din rrN -pool/IPI pet10loectl No . ~.-..._. ~-~ eo.t room Dodi for 40· boel Aete lond F1nenclnQ for Almoet on the weter-"' • · peta I' I I I -Ptm W.. 3 ~ 8S1·t'400 flfat time tM1yert wttf e11-badl ped CfJ>td, cleeof New guard gate 2BR trplc. pvt ball'I. lrg petlo lelfMI IBdtm 1595 bedroom&. !Jc1ra t•roe pk• on t01:J11ts at the pet<* Y"Y m.t1to 2•;eA condo, 11c. tp, dbl dock S450 e7&-3659 blau 2ltl 28drm 1· ·B• s1os 1110 ")1\J' ~.._, I a • ,. .. ,. ...... ~, .. ...,,.~·!~., ·"' '°' Celt to ... IM6-23f3 IAYCAEST l•mtty arM 1 a..oon Hll Wlndrlft Pf~ Beet Rtty... gar s 10001mo 643-2219 BLUFFS COHOO. Linda STEPS TO iXv 16f petlo l 28drm 2ea S750 \ H [ w L A • 1 FIX!A wtttl pool I 5 JectlnlAgunaNtguel. Yrty 9 rm werm trptcNftty redOne )bl' 1700 Pten UpQt.0.038'28e deeli.flp,ger.llJtn leto 2250VANGUAROWAY \ \ \ 1,•1• 0 , ·:·: ·· .... :.;..:."_··~ :;r::::· Lender NPO ~==htn'4: gourme, t kit tenaoc:ol OM OfMI toeal ~-~ & I ntm S1dOC>mo 722·8622 1 3291;Saoc>hlre644-09~ 540-9828 or ~~t -OHO ..._.._ _ __. __ ._ _ __._ _ __... ___ _, ... • T.,.. .... • ,_ - WMI RJHO"'IT HOMt'~ "-· REAL ESTATE "1·1400 tandlnO beectl ~ kid a pet a et more kid• ot. ... • 11 1Foi ..... l.IOO llM evlll I I~ p l l 28drm 2ea $750 ~ wtttl IM ben-53t-t 190 9-1 Atty... 53t~ t90 9Mt Alty~ l now 38A 28A No pet a I ti ta a ii.i I 151 E 2 lat S41-240e eflta of tNe eicoaptlONll Get OAUN ~ NTI I llll • S 1700/mo 9*1r 499-3400 I _ I l!Nnolng. A QNl!t ¥eeu. tor WHIT! ...,._.ti W•telde 28r Uk patio Trade you1 Ofd atuf'I tOf 18FC uroGn llC>t Y'fY l viU I 1eorm '800-MlO "°"' StfS.000 ...,, • Ct111"l9d NJ yard c.erpQt1 seis1rno new 00001 .. WltPI • 11 01 h26tmo Incl V'll 28drm 1' ·B• 1705 1 240~211t °' 240-.2742 Cal .,.,...se1a 142.t100 I Cl~ ad 642 se1e no peta e1&-e110 1131 ! t8tti 646-6818 1 •t• Lill.....,.• •1ulflalll11 Jal l ' , ) -Oranot COMt OAILV PILOT/Monday, Octob« 28. 1915 ... luJ11t1t/Of6n a..t~~~· ~-.J!!!! Cltrieal/Offlet 1411 ClerlcaJ/OfflH Mlt..-n~""""""'!'~~·-·-11 T.....-.• unf :tat 1~11 tMrm MOO Alfne, diltl-l?lt 1~11111r/HouMt1 .. pe r Slit •n • .,..,. .. ,. ,_. wllhw I Ito... lnCf Ho l.;,;,,;;;iiiiiiiiiii-.---.._....,.._ ~ -U•Pnl ..._ .. w ~ CAY•T•L Townllome type Mt5 · 1100 IQ tt N a 4 _,,.,. F llme Live In or out 2 --r-._.... ,..,.,,. "' 9 .. mo. Ho P9l.I ~ '*' &o*Mu5 omc.. 3 conneo1ed 1 cnuoren W•tctlft, ,.,. MANAGER Typing, fMln8 end other for latge Vee Holp Vert-FIA! MIST 1 ANO!U -•a...... 19111 !A8TBLUFF Nr ~ + out*9 recept recfd t.4uat ~ Enct-· Oi9r1Cel dutl• Own cat I OU. thlft1 •~ Appfy at ANO c.41!Al8UM ~ •--Sh~plng CentM Ho RSAILLEa 2 bdrm t~ 1 .._.. arM 1 1950/mo Reat IWI 64&-7250af't~ mull C a ll Jud y, NHAH. 125 Meaa °' c.tlona fOf' Mgr/8.._ llU IWM ~11 S750/mo 640-1$&4 beth condo. pref et ....... untt of Weterfront Horn.. --~ 642~321, ext 3 18 fOf Coell Mele 131-1030 poeltlona belnO ~ 142-1111 Lido .... comp tvm tBR adult1,nopet1.18'TS/rno .... 243CS w .Cout Hwy latl!zant entoy wotlllnO wttf't IPPI ... n&IY lor °"' MW ltOf• In EA8TSIOE CHILDRl!N elec gar uttll Incl' 644-2Ni/t:&4l-t:M1/D Wkly rWnl.-Lo. rat• 63l·l.-OO ctilldren E11p1rlenc1 ~f~'l. QrNI wonting envlorn ~Z:2 f3°J".~7-~':'lon WELCOME. ltO 28R 28A, 1850/rno. "rl" • $360 VERSAILLES CONDOS I l3S I Up/Wlcty Cotor 1300 aq ft Ofnc./Retell , ... ~. 4111 Mlplul .,.., ment with gOOd ~ti .._ ... ,.. pl d ' ' t T\I _..,,. ~..1~ fr• C T _. Colt• MeN. Cl •u11 1•-. var._,. o---•"'•T. MQ• f"" ...... lo • ...,.,.,,.., .,., •Y yar · ~ 1 empt male No t & 28drm S726-IOIO __ ;,..::,-.... ~""':;.... 1 evallU>ll In M ake all rws·llllll • •offer an ucellent ~ ,. ,.,,. _, "-,_~ " "' ,...,.. • enel get, patio, lndry , •• pell 873--0e37 631-49e0 Ag1 ,""', ...... ·-10'"::.::'ft ~ .... Qt per1 6-44.e&OCJ ---2~ He., .. 638-1441 •Ill program. pel<S v•· CLERI nPIST dutlet. lnclUdN. 'tf>l~· Cer Stereo 88* .. s~y cllltlee. petnted thruout. l ~ ......, .._, """"' phOne I aM11Ung ....,.,... , con11"1M1on. 14.,...,...,5 ctati.r Gu & wet., paid 28drm 28a 1700/mo ...... An ivaJI MS N Cout Hwy, 3000, 1348, 634. 5M & ~I catlona & holld~ bOnut kHp•r' wlll train II AYll 1700 • dep Refrlg, datlwthr & ltove Laguna hectt. 4~6214 209 aq tt. 11517 WMlcllff, For Chrlltlan Scrioo l ~~~~c': ei:1lary talp1:7. GREAT WESTERN 8AV• ~ 842-1222 WI Incl No peta 545-4855 H'oba to bch, IUUll llftL N e 5~ 1"6032 Agt _ 16835 Brootchurat St, FV mllelge relmburMt"Mnt. INGS, one o1 Cillfornle't UOlnAIJ Chrlllmll Nfllng now W11nt ~.~~NI 28DRM 2BA $950/MO cle1n tn1ce~ lurn11t1ad Wkly rentlla now svlll 992-3312 =~i:!":n00::~•1:~; Qrowtng Ina Co In H 8 Xl_n_1_Mrnlng1 468-1~& IMng? we can off., gany STEPS TO BEACH Bl<A _Encl ger 63 · 79 18 1129 60 wk & up. 2274 0.1. IFO IPO 700 PreJt11ltuJY. opportunity tor • Ci-k h•lll lmmed opening for MIHAi 1 IHl•U thla;rom 1 amall apt to 642-3850 Sunny, c!Mn 2BA !BA. Nwp1 Blvd, CM &4&-7445 Otflee/WatehOuM/mfg u J J Typlll our Co1t1 Mffa highly mollvatod Ind. to Lo•. A.........a-' oldeet ~ ... -SupetlOr Blvd, 500 to 8000 -• a ltrat n •._--• 4 h11 It lootclng In 2BDAM 2BA STEPS TO gar. lndry ... o P••• IU 1111 lllll braneh. Jiii recep/llCl'etary ~ ele<a 11 ..-1ng pert um. CM.NB.or HB 1ri1nk ol u• BEACH I l050tMO BKA S&OOtmo 493·27 to :.a.:i::;4&:.~med ADVERTISING Thia 11 •n antry lev.t Po•· 111on Mutt type min 50 aalff peraonnel ror ev.. flr1t IOt that ch~ ol 642·3050 I t A I l a.t 3028 W Coaat ~New-ltlon ..,_, will •-rn the wpm, an• '*"'>' P~ nlng & Sund•Y1' In their tdM!llvlng ----181 81 f1J_8_11 Por1e.ach,ref .TV '"" -w/pexpri.fpfulaal/ben new Atrium Court TSL MGMT 642-1d03 2 BR 28A, frplc, pool, Zll4 S 130 • wk tgl, no t. ARTIST varlou1 typM of lo.n1, com"*'1ura11 with exp FHhlon lll1nd Store _ .... ••(YI''••• e•ble, g11t wat1r pd ••-••y •••• t J t are mllTIYI UfTI prepare rMI Mtate lo•n l<Altl'ly 9e9·2411 Cont.ct Mr. Bll'-Y al "-'~ ..__ 1850 mo Oya 644·4040 - ---ta I I e 2025 ...__..... B OOC\Jm«lll, mllntaln d• 7 ... tBR/$575/mo --102 Birch St 28r 18a 2714 · ,....,._......,, lvd, C.M. partment fli.a u w.tl H 1tii11l/lllllllPll &4-4-5 .,.. Pooll•P•1(IO peta 28r 28•. NEW crpt, 2 oar w/lrg bak;ony $850/mo (at Bay). Approx eoo aq h Growing dally new'rcpw otner general dull11 FIT, bully t f'I olc, conat ,. JIWILIY U&.11 ... ., •122 • .,.,_8,.17 garage, frplc, lndry tlkup Ulllt Incl No P•I• NB need rmmte to .,.., • P•llo All MC. Mnttoee on the Orange out -.------.---.--Typing 0160 wpm 11 r•· I' M t .,...,...,. ....., " Vrly Near be.ctl $950 7564442 833 3363 2000 af. new 28R 21!A Incl Pttonea anewered need• Imaginative, pro-_,...,.._,,. quired e>cper pre • ure per-Sell the flneel cu11om W•taldl 2BR 1BA.gu& mo 875·49 t29'cr or · up1 11 1,. wit h 11 u . Utll Incl Conference ductlvl,layouta11111wno •AISllTAIT* '°"·work 1fternoona & jftelryl8w1Nw1tchelto weter paid 1880/mo, l&OI UY UU dlo/ottloe ., .. 2 l>lka to room. Ir• parking, e mo underat'1l<11~ct1endl1-ESTABLISHED ChlroP<ac-• oller competitive evea 842 6411 • netlonal & lnlernatlonel '650 ~ 5"4&-26&2 38d1m 2Ba yfly Nea1 20102 Birch St I Br I Ba bef'I 1850 each 873-5067 leaM req'd , MOO mo Ing, to deelgn adYlftltlng lie HN!th Clinic located aalarl11 and Heellenl lfm / .. llUfH client .... lmmed poehlOn WESTSIDE 2br 8'>1 PoOI oea~. g1r•r9 J'~~c wllrg bal<:ony l800tmo 2Br nr So Cat Ptia. quiet (7 14) 642-3098 ~' ld1:~::rn1~~,,:11:~~-:.:..~nga ~": ~~~ ~flt• For an lnteNlew Re1pona4ble for amllt Mgh :~n== = S520 mo 11111u1 no S 12 /mo 67 · 4 1 r Utlla Incl No pet I llvlng. carport S315 1111111 YllJI ket demand• quality 1nd I;;'" the en1hua1a1i~ ~~;'=~·.~~ call activity office Good cal beftefltt Expw r• peta 633-8~3 38R 2b•. upper apt 50 753•0442 or 833•3363 mo • •;, utll S..9--0234 Retall office apacea lor 1tyle healltl oriented lndlvldual typtng Xlnt telephone. quired Grad. Gem. pr9' ---vards from beach $1100 a. C • ieue 831 1400 f c 11 Buie b<>Okkeeplng. Wiii f u.. 84-4-3325 laat. ltarli 2'40 t1111es1 6-46-2725 Ht• Hit ttrl Stir 2Br 1Ba Nwpt Apt, • or ,, • Newapapar production to h1ndl• lronl ofc (11•) 111 ... 170 train'"' 557-3200 Inquire Of ...,,r 8d WI 11ep1 10 beh Wlnt411', lurn Office/ Apt 2nd floor. knowledna helpful Ablll· procec:tur .. Chiropractic (7 H ) 111-•771 llCIOIJ FUii 1 rm. Oule'I 3 bike 10 3Br 38• Pentnouu S325 Bkr 842-3850 BalbOa 1111nd 505 Park ..-background helpful PC*-llm/lfO WllTAIT bc:h $435/rno Ullls P<I Oceln VI-. 1000 .sq " 0 au ont unh .. S950 I ly to work Under dead-ltlon otter• OUll!endlng lllUT WEITEll Typlnn, •ftd u••lou1 o--Opportunity to Min extre No ~11 536-8541 deck Great kltc .. •n w/vl-. 2Br 2b• 1n~1"1 •10E F L'~ln •·••it ... ve · mo. nelud" llnes a mu1t Prior n-.. & .... -· ·-,..,,. .,... " """ " ,.,... ..._. parking 675-28~ career growth poten-dull•. Mon-Fri 8-Spm. money aernng gourrrn11 Steamed batri 11ctub & gu&rect ... Dlt'lwthr, teac,,.,1n wttlenr f-t1r1. paper eicper an •dvan-tlal, prol working al-IAVllll Salary negoti ab le IO<>d1&glft1forhollday1 1eR •BA. u1>91f unit. bale gat. lndry rml S540 /mo 1655 t Pro Circle TSl.IUT U2-110J more Be1u11lully 1e-AIC, S850 en-e&oe Am • S100tmo 845-2357 PRESTIGIOUS New tage Potlllon 11 pan moapriere + idnt beneffta 844•1784 Flex hout1 Wiii train modeled $2450 631-5775 --Offices For Rent From time, good lnqulrlel and pkg For con1lder1tlon Equll Opportunity Westclltt Plaza 6-42-0972 or 631·8000 Russell •fa•. ltat1l1 CdM pleuant lg room, AS~·e'5 aq '1. 2902 Redhill retumes to S teve call Oebre 838-8000 P04 Employer MIF/H n .. -/1(1, lfFIOE -,. female non amkr S375, • 1538-1820 Hough, Art Director. " .. ' HOUSEPLANT SALES -JBr Illa Lido Baytront apt 1vt ttle 111 Eve/759-9143 _ Delly Piiot. po Box lllTAI. WllTAIT lllL FllltAY FIT PIT Smell Duty P!tlme Wknda 2PB=• '8~., ~~-~~~'Y,n1~ wllge sundeck Yr IM I••• 27M c 1ean-rettable tem t o ah WATERFRONT BLDO t560. c0818 Meaa, c a Front offlcetbacl< offloa. Part-time. good typing people oriented ofllce Hrt flex. 645-0210 to .......... ~ .. No ,,. •• S650 S 1750/mo 675-8990 LAdONX BEACH i285mo my 3 o.aAroom hooM •I~ Exec Suite. 1360 1/1 at 92626 Npt Bet! area. IM0·0921 sl<lll1. handling ol phones aeek1 exp. organized ""'""" ,._.., _... • S 1 501/I 4th fir/view • varloua other duties peraon with good typing Utlll OUll Call Crelg 631· 1266 Cute 1Br tBa Duplex utll Pd. pool Prof/but. n· lurnlthed Non-1mk r a..2.46-44 M ttlr Fri 8.5 OUllE CIAIT IEITil Call (7 l 4)&4o.48oo & phone skllll 873-6348 part time evet Call bet Prk.ng trig Near t>eacri smkr 40" TV 494-0451 Nov 1 540·4791 ___ -noon lrvlne 788-8222 I •;~~ I'. s575imo 675·49 '2 Bkr Lg bdrm pvt b1tri. utu pd, FEM 22.32 10 lhr tDac NB •••ercial Prtft 7 rt 7 ' IAJU PfLIT E.X.';,4:r:~u~n:a~~~~= LEU&. llOllnlllY Ttclialcal/Tra•H id# DECORATORS beautiful no kit. temate only. t ml W11tcllff home w/pool & 2~ 330 W. Bey St Ilea 3,~ days per weetl for llt1g111on and tu SSOS MATURE LADY to work -··-.. •• turn Condo on tile water bet! $275 /mo 548-923 t Jaz $4001 utll 548--0100 1---, .. 3•50-5•q•F•,-----Cotta MeH. Ce 92626 497.6585 ettorney Non-smo ker ---1-1-0-.-•• -10---Pfllrrnl lo Ill In Boutique 2BA 1BA, 1 l>lk to beach S 1795/mo 673-0696 -----Lr•aa uoan••y Newport Beacri Send r• -Sala. ex per required Promontory Pt Vu Apt Female to lhr 3BR 2ba xlnt Mua Verde loc --FlllT /UOl lfO aume to Hiring Partner. al<per needed In El Toro Newport Baach 645-5592 Avlll immed s7oo Furnished JBr 1Ba Gar· Prof te pvt bribe. kit prlv, lwnhae nr So Cst Plaza 545-4123 lrw..ITWOI 5000Blrch$t.sulte2900. Pr•I knowledge of Jacobs Realt 675 6173 ~•n• Part time. exper. pref v SALES HELP Y • a o e I r p It. v 1 e w all amenities Avall now S300 Incl utll 54&-4596 •Olllce/Shop/Storege• Branch office of m11or Law 720_9833 Newport Bch, c a 92880 propane or fleet malnt 2Br 2B1, crpta drps S 11001mo 675-49 12 Bkr Call Betsy 673-2603 Fem. non·amkr, 10 atlr 3BR 26-4 IQ 11 & up, reu C M Firm rias 2 eecretarlal Eve ""· Sat 659-9115 FIT &tor PIT ules poa- patto dlw d11po1a1 gar c 2 Ou openings . Corporate & IElfOil/fllllT If 0, UIAl. llCn ror further delllla Ilion for fun ni utlca t gtf1 & coin lndry $895 841-50841 --------.-----------. hie In CM Mater bdrm, let area 548-7249 Real Eatate Ellglble lor 4'" daya per week Hrs Ille exper acceptable ctottllng store Exper S325/mo 850-1485 -413 J 1ST yeer end bonua Corn-8am to 3 30 Experienced Famlllar w/word pro-flAIHll/OtlfrtetlH prel'd Ctiarlles' Locker, .t.v111 now ext11 lrg ewll arH 3BR 2BA nu crpts w/d 11kup lrplc Pll•O cable No pets S800 $ 1200 MC 846-5824 Lg deluxe 2br 2ba Nr Hunt1ng1o n Haoor S950tmo 2131860 9513 IUWlll VILU&E W1Y11n Live where you have •Spectacular apta * 1 & 2Br, 1 & 2Ba suites •Spac1001 townriouses •Flreptaces • Prl1111e belcon1es or Garden patios WIYllTl •3 l lgnted tennl8 coun1 • 2 Swtmmlng PoOlt •Stream1 & ponds •Sorry. no peta * Furn1ari1ng1 av all WHY NOT CALL 111-1111 IUWlll YILUIE 15555 Huntington VIiiage 1 Lene lrorn 8111 Di.go FrMW1y, nor1tl QI s.act1 to McFadden wftll on McFadden wgaa• ltac• 2641 AL OST OCEANFRONT SO ~GUNA ~luxe lrg I BA. vi-. pvt bet! pvt ga1age S800 499-2704 l"'l'rt ltac• 2669 •ti TIE WlTH• Lu.curloua 2Br 2Ba w/Oen W/D hkup, lg kltt llen Ir pie, encl gar Pr off bell S 1995 Sorry, no pel'!I •ALSO • 2Br 2Ba Starting a1 S 1195 760·0919 JBORM 2BA oc.r Al~ FRONT S 1400/MO 81' ~ 642-38'.0 Elf1'11 llf1Mtld rttmti. COC1rf•. a J t \.t ml/Non ClulJ •nd HM!rh Spa, NWtl 1wlmm1ng pool• and con_,ience llhoo• on lit• tor rMJ lu•ury llvlngl Sing• r,2.3. b«lroom apMfmenr• at1t1 rown110u- Acr<>1t f"-roed from fao.JICXJ• F Ull/oll l.iand, llltd all rrw.JOr ~ WlO Orange County AJrporr ¥• wtrflln • 11,,.. mmure Ortve D9aJ(;n., Furnllh«J becurflle APMf....,,f• compler«y «:oeaorlred tncludlnQ llllMI•. rv •nd "'"""I•. rNldy ro mo .. Into Im· fl"l«ll•t«y. lo-a llllort r.,-m o/ long« •r• al.o •v•llaoi. PARK NEWPORT On Jamboree at San Joaquin Hiiis Ad. ( 714) 644-1900 Fem n/tmkr atlr 2Bt 2B• CANNERY VILLAGE 870 pellllve lllary & >clnl ben· only Irvine 955-2022 ceutng & bllllng <>pet· MUii be exp'd 631-2345 Via L_ld_o_._Nwpt _8_7_5-_8_230_ twnh11nrSCPtu S275 .-C eflla Legal exp req'd -allon Sala ry com- .,., ut111 Lynn 682-1440 ~::..,,;••~=king Con09n11l ottle41 N/amkr llTillMIT10 WIST. mensurete w/uper TIAOTll IPllATll - -prel'd Pleaae send r• Full/part time f'l4Jx hra Lul11. ~-8900 All TllOI HIYtll UUIPlllll for exclu1lve chlldren1 store, S C Plan. fleit h rs Le Magas ln 549-8585 Fem rmte wanted Clean Comm«cl1I bldg laetor 1ume with salary reQa or Benefit•. R.0.A preJ. Call lfF•-•••••n Needod. Muat have good quiet n-aml<r. 1 bfll ocri tub tse. 4000aq11. lh<>w-ca ll 786-0777 or 1tt 6pm & ""' -OMV re cord C ALL S375. 646-2121 Dere« room/wlfehOIJN/Offlcea SYLVIA WARNER wknd• 540-..292 For Mtg Rep In Corona 2 13 / 8 3 2 . 4 0 5 5 0 R Fem arir CdM h11. n-amkr, Prime Harb<>< Blvd toe 610 N-port c.nter Dr, .-, Del M1t Mull have good 2131377-2437 a11111 t 111 Nr beach No Call Lee McCullougri ao1 Suite 1100. Newport Cleracal/Ofbce 5400 telephone voice. typing ·-----····--STATIOIEIY peu Rent S342 50•'!. 752-8011 or Carol Beach 92660 760 9800 tkllls & be dependable Store In CdM needs Salle utll 760· 1553 Mercer 957-6044 . AOCTI llOflY UST Permenent position nHllTTll/ Person, FIT 5 Daye Xlnl Fem to ltlr w/prof bu-4· net• min, 2 BA apt, 2 blkt trorn beactl W NB $375/mo yrlv. 1ncls ulll llWPllT IOI YIA Liii Retell apace 1500 IQ tt $2556/mo. NHN. (714) 675-6349 or 722-1296 675-9111 Prime retall location 9200 Fe n-smkr. 211 Spaciou s 1q ft 1riow room & ware· NB 4BR. 1 '~ bite lo bch riouae. Mehan Desk ol S300 650·M 32 650--6419 Cotta Mesa 1800 N-· F"ln·tmkr wanted to ahr port Blvd. 6.42·8450 2BR 2b1 N Bet! Twnhae SHOPPING CENTER F" \I $400 • 12 utll 759~720 nr Perk & Hosp 43K0 • st Furn 2BR 2ba lu• condo under $4.8. Agl. Crieryt HB Harbor POOl/jactgar DeRego. 968-0167 SAoo & t12 urn 840·8&86 Da lun Uait1 27H Lg Opl>c CdM 3Br 2B1, fem 3 U·Newport ta-ride nt1mkr $400 • dep 4 u -Nwpt Hta-$254.000 720-6030 or 720-1886 4 U-Costa MHa-6xMarket M/20-30 1hr 2br apt nic.e 10 U-East Costa Mesa C M area $320/mo rncl S540 000 utll • S200 dep Avall Pr1nc1p111 Only PleaM tmmed 850-2958 Riek Alberts 631-1 2M or - -e ..... 646-0298 Male 28 prol Me«• Mme. Bal Pen bctllrnt apt ··;~~I. S500tmo Steve 720-1082 Jj81*1 Male 2Br 281 Nwpt Apt ---.. •• POOi $400 • 1200 dep Ja•lltrfaJ Ltberal 64:r194 !\19°'"°"'.-.,;,p.,__,...,i __ -1ln Co11a Mesa 1000 IQ ft M1le protno ·tmkr 30-38 wa reriouse 1p1ce stir Nwp t Hghta horn• S5501mo. 545.9907 S•OO 6-42-3442 Olana --- Mete. to thr w/2 ottlerl In 11ian1 I Fiaaacial College Pk Pool. Jae SAOO u1111 pd 84 1-1011 lalian1 Mature writ n-1mkr w1n11 O.~rtaaitln 2104 to •hr wln-amkr fem fooifT Weekly. Lrg Co. Your resld S300/rela needt homeworker•. 09. 557-3577. 8-4 wtcdya talle aend 1110 Slamped M/F, NB 2BR 2BA apt, envelope to DKM, PO block to sand W/D $375 Boe 174 1 San Juan · •;, utllt Dye 953-9048 C1p111rano, CA 92893 eves 722-9339 Menagement lmmed opening FIT Aatt 759.1150 p••n IP a TIIT working conds Eac>ecl•lty OOIH. WIOIATltl computerized Rec Dept ---•I fine cllenlele. 875-10 tO 111a••if• ,,. .. Ill Bookkeeping. heavy col-PlllT TllE HELP --" 1 ""' lectton work Good com-Collect Quarters from F'lexlble 1nd111ldual nee<led municallon slcllla lO-vending machines Flex. to worl< with property Ke Y 1 C 0 m P,u I er 8 x • rirs See our ad In today1 management team Mu11 perlence pref d Benefits business opporlunlllH be able to work lndepen· Send resume to P P C · section under 'Al L denlly, l\811e good verbll PO Boie 348, South CASH BUSINESSES, No & written communication Laguna, C~ 92677 Money Down". and xlnt phOne 1klll1 lllll. IEOllnUY • ~ p••y Tiii Ability to deal with people - a must Mature candidate 11 IOO. ••lfl9 OfflOI WHI must ri1111 good or-Ch1llenglng potltlon, ganlzallonaJ aklll• & ap-varied reeponalbllllles. Tile Diiiy Piiot Clrculallon pe8.(ance Some evanlng Ille bookkeeping, shOrt· office need• a reliable meeting• required Col-hand, typing 65 wpm, mature ind raponalble ble person lor a phOne clerk 1ege degree• plu1 Good pertone · non-amoker. po1111on Appllcant mu1t company beoeflta Mill xlnl benefits Send r&-have 1 good phone per. resume w/ulary hlatory, !M.lme or call 646-8904, aonellty Training will bl or a pply In per1on C P Reh1b . 901 Dover 8am-5pm, Mon-Fri Or Sulle 126, NB 92&80 provided Learn valuable THE LUSK COMPANY -office lkltla. work with .(.-•• _..,.. nlc. Pl<>P'• and e11n 17550 0111e111 ~ Wf'rtv" SA 00 p/hr to atart Mon-lrvlne, Ca 927 14 Newpon 8eect'I lnevranc. dly-F"rldey 9·00AM 10 261 ·5999 EOE agency Plr1 time open-2 OOPM Piette cell Ing tor peraon with gen-Eiieen to tclleOule an ap· Find wf\11 you want 1n era I o ff ice ex per polntment 642-432l. Ext Delly Piiot C1u11lled1 845-9000 Uk ror Liz 204 EOE immediate opening tor t1Cper typese1te< Mutt have riave mark-up exper . past&-up b1ck- ground nelplul x1n1 bln- ellt1 Including medlell & dental Insurance, con- genlal atmosphere Con- 111ct Alllaa, 842-432 t ut 291 OUIUOUIT l&JUPILIT 330 W Bey Street Costa Mesa, C1 92827 .. 2 • .a21 Tri Plac.-\Our F.i.,t ftf'.,uh " ~.nv1<'e Dt rt><'I or y J tl ('all "lnw TIUIAHnH Artlculate Secretarlea, no typing, to N1 1ppolnt- ments Salary & bonuaes. 9-5 Mon-Fri hours open C all Bob Sorkin , 642-3490 for 1n1erv1- CJ1~1/lttt1araat1 SS20 HI IAll f /T P /T 754-9955 or 548-7626 HUlll.I Cot1a Meta. 642-5297 PUFFINS Rettaurant in COM now hiring dlpen Oeble rio11e111caah1er Cell Loula 640-8381 More lamlllel are getting the camping "bug" !hit y1ar II you t1 1v1 I camper that'1 not g1111ng ulld, Mii II now •1111 a Cl&Nifled Ad Gtaeral ltnicn l.~al ltnicH .-•.-•i-.•-.tliiiiii•t.._ ___ _ KITCHEN CABINET l•Q·u·a·ll-ly_W ..... ro""u-g_h .. 11-,o-n_W_o_rk etfp L 0 y b EN f L l w PAINTER NEEDS WORK I MHrtbla1 latn $2.17 per day REFACING Fences, gatea. aecurlly Empt1u11 752-5008 lnl/EJll. celllng1. refln C3b Cell for lree Ht 642-0881 doors. wlndow1, factory Ally•. Parham & A11oc (26) yrs exp . work guar Thats All you P•Y tor ----prices, lreee1t 838-1523 MalHrJ -Davia Painting 96.4_-3837 3 lines. 30 day mi nimum Hiii Tl FlllSI -- -_ In •~ Paul 55 7 ·• 758 att 5 Baa•~•• Block wail1. brickwork. TIP •lilln Pllmll DAILY CLiJ• Care "!A""b"'e~"""X""N""A~T""N-o"'v .. h""t•N-concrete Comp pa1101 In O c 22 yrs Promptl • ,.. M,.. 15 yra exper ~8-4634 Reas rates Ref1 334950 Chlldc11e m~ home. N e Carpentry. fencing, win--* 1•1 1111 * PILOT dow1, plumbing, mtrllte, BRICK, BLOCK. STONE • • C M area rentport lo CONCRETE 20 5 tub encl, riaullng, etc yrt e xp ----- SERVICE 11<:tlool & beck 850..()2 8 And Yee JetYI 11 Lord Terry 538-7988 1tter 5 .P.•f!l!"ll'r.,i~•~l,... ____ _ Chrl1t1an mottler would fllc.s30405) 636-8244 Brick, concrete. CUiiom FAATHilJG INTERIORS ----DIRECTORY like to c1re 10< your chlld •OEN HOME REPAIRS work l ow C09t Call Bob HANGING/STRIPPING M·W-F any hfl 641-9476 Pain! Drywall Cerpentry 636-•384 or 648-9557 VISA-MC 673-1512 SYDNEY CALL TODAYll Loving Mom wtll babyall etc Gary 845-5277 PTL BRICKWORK Smlil IObt ANDYS WALLCOVERING All Fii LOii your child In my home 8 HANDYMAN ~AGE and Newport, Co11a M .. 1. ln11111atlon & Removal mo-up, M-F 631-0179 NB tmall I DO IT Alli Irvine Rel'I 876-3175 Int painting 548-4013 0 Your Dally Piiot - ---Servlc. Dlrlciory Re1pon1lble Mom wlll 531-5579 Pat or Ive mtg --Expert Wallcoverlng In MARR FWpreeentatlve o1oy111 your chlld In my HOME REPAIR Carpentry l··-ni~•~l~--!-1----111llatlon Reu Contull· ••••••••••••• NB FIM reap lleady Job, batuc .. eatl 2120 H2-•U 1 ed. IOI CM riome 548-9259 lancet & galN, tree trim. t AIO llYIHt ent AMlgnmnt 581-8590 Toead1y, Octobn 29 cozy rm. '"blk·beh $425 S S i 0 Cleaaial ltnict dump runa C M & NB QUICK & CAREFUL •WE GALS SHOULD • ARIES IM ..ir• h ..'I \p11I JIJJ ~ difft'rt'nl a pproach could rt'sult 10 • s 1so dep 722-8472 Siik 1e::!n, or prl~t•. _ -----ROBINS ClEANING '!!.' _Jlm_Whyte ~2·7206 LO RATES. T138048 •HANO TOGETHER • financial K.31n nrcJk from rl'Cl'nt pattcm~ l'i necessary. lmpn nt yo ur 'M•I•. n·smkr to 1nr w/2 ... n at any gallery Ace11tical C.illa11 SEIWICE a throougriiy Ra 112·0.10 839..0730 ANYTIME own '1}-lc \lrt'\\ 1nd1\1dualll'I' jnd p1o net"nng spin!. Favorable m o nc ) I prof matea large COM Buy From Me" S S1ve S F.:qul!lt• I couail!! • clean houM M5-9741 a!laJ Sell Storage Exper11 Plaater/Dnrwall ·' t> acri ,,..... • 4 •"'/ C 11 O (7 '° .. " 38 '"" .. " ....., LT HAO'li NG -bOVINO --·' -surpn\(.' t\ u uc.: • """ • "" mo • a ave 141°""· 11 ap1ayed orremo11a Ory-HouMCleanlng. carpet• & •A· 1 IOYlll* ------ - TAl;R us ' \prd 'fl Ma'-21JJ H1 .. hl1gh1 1n1ua11vc, independenct'. j ulll& ,\ d&p 873"5619 N-E w 0 R u o-,.-or wall Repair• 847'7901 upholstery, wlndowt, etc Jo0n••age & Yerd R~_u61)1'92 CLEAN& EXPERT lnt./Ext patch pluterlng, , 1 IY • .,...., 0 25 cu et om texturing, quallty UJUragc <1 UHi\ llll!•fl\ I ,1kc lead, rca'11c c1rcumsUlnces an: turning 1n INPT BEAC~ BAYFRONT R H E U M A T O I D ii,,Uaact -llr~ 111 ... 111-1272 ver Y••r••xperlence work. Problema-No Prob- your fa,11r I rU\t ·'llH ••wn Judgment' You'll gel lO heart of matter\ Beou11lul 1 ~ mllllon SSS ARTHRITIS being 11ud-araltare Commerclal lnq welcome •CLEENCO• Lie T-118,428 730·1353 lemal #326884 554_7831 C~l)('c iall y in 1o nrH'<11,111 with rnmanc.:e !designer hm w/prol n·tmk led. Includes free mldlcal EUROPEAN CLEANERS. Cl11n-up1 & Haullng IT•IYJll-Ol_U_l_l_I GEMINI , • 15BR, 1111. lam & din rma. coveraoe C•ll 645-1172 APPLIANCE REPAIR Free e1t John 645-8730 111 Ed'• Lath & PiUterlng fl\.'1 ,1\ • I J11n1• 2CJ) Look behind \Cents, follow thro ugh t•nlc, pV1 batri, lrg patio. w h Dryer A f 1 1 Housec1eanlng/Ga1dlnlng Hiullng Clelnupe~ paint-ITllllTI llYlll 01. lnl/eict p1tcllet, texluret. on fir\t 1mpr1'\\11111\ I i·.11 rt h~ k ac hing lnd1\ 1dual who was ally Jn pa~t : dnek S860tmo 815-3659 SCRAM-LETS ';2;_r;737 20 :: :;;, c tree "t Refa 495-2478 1 ldl dd Orange Co Orlglnal room 1ddlt1on1 645-8258 "again <in '1 cni· I 11 •n t pn m 1 l prtdc lo block pro gres5 A\k for help 1( IN~,,, tu'"'Y Condo r•·rn --Home& Office cleinl~ bw ng. we ng. 0 lobll, S1udent Movera ln1urld Pl a.I ---d d ~. ... ., a a. It~"-t , moving, 7 d•YI 673-3503 Lie T 12._.38 ... 1_ •• 27 ••• •I nee e rm Maie n/amkr 35. ANSWERS ,.11•1 "9MH • JODI Pllue call for '" .. .. "'"' 0 '" __ ..... _.,. ____ _ CANCER I lur., • I l11h i :.1 Yo u'll ha11c rca'>On to celebrate. focu~ I G1v a11111 759..0344 Parklng rea A;>alra & eellmate 842-8748 Ht1tla1 I C..Ua11 NEWWarehOuse Storage H lw II• lH-1110 <>n hus1nc\\ ',111 •·r prnttitl· tnmmun1t ~ honor ~n lines o f 'Auponalble/Outgolng Ellxlr . C•meo Reeurfacl~ • Aooflng & Houaec:IMnl~ 14:-yr-.-.-.-P ••a.. D• 711 )JllO I i It-' •Ooodjobtdooengh~ •omm Plump -Wealth W1terpr-""lng••"1-'1"" ""I ' •f • IR ·=••1te OR•INS -CLEARFromS-15 '" un1t J t11111 ·• • 1•p1 in llJf1on 1<1 p1t'\l1g1o us \OC1al a arr Yo u'll be Prof Fem 35-45 share LOX on THE.. "" "" · •• r.., abl• rMt, ree •t. own • -"' m ( re a I h t B "" o 1-tran1 P1n1 "''5 98... H•tlng done rlgll Bonded pinion Xkl-Fa· -.-.1, Dlapoaal, H .. ,.,, > ware rt II< • m .1j(r My cozy 2 r/2Ba Nwpl Sign Min In 1 koan.t dell r vewayll. petloa. palhl, • .,.. • .,., .... ...,., LEO IJ ul . l \•i~ ~ '1 \11011· dclJ)'>. rc<.tn c ttons art present, hut Hll PoOI nome Notamk ··Protect your bagel•, put etc No lob 100 1m111 Prof Houaecleanlng 5 yra C A.S Sva Co 492-8827 lor eldlrty Al 12 60 per 85 1·~ M&M 722·906e the\C rnuld t1..•·n111.1ll . .i.rir~ in \11ur fa\or lk aware of dela1I\, look S400' • ut 645-3M3 LOX on THEM .. Re11 Mickey 63&-0553 exp local, rellable .. wkly-Htg AIC, Ref rpr1 hi EF hour to llv.ln 633-2009 EaP«t Service a Repair ....... h d R "· .. h I I kl b~ly OD'1 ••2 92'"• Amena A/C aye k 459283 Cera for eld«ly In llcente 32 yr1 exp Aeald'l/Comm l}ll; in '>< l'O''' \In" n.1l1l'n11 <..l1plomat) w1lltngness to revise. review mte needed ... eut l br ..... , i re... S .. ap 1 Hep•1·rx ng lot1 ,....,,. "'" · "'" private nome Home c<>Oll Lie 40903.. ....,. and to 1n1t 1Jlt' 11 h11ild1ng prr11trJm pool/gar, lrplc. S375 mo Ip! complex·llMvy roller RESIDENTIAL Xlnl Aefa le•e lenfcff "1Hll K1thy 5-40-4101 • ., '"'4-3919 VIRG(• I \ "14 I °'"Pl J 2 J i.-mpha\1\ on intellectual cun os1 ty, I • utll 646-7591 CM Joe 845-4289 7am-9pm Reu Rat" No Job to Lie elect contrlC10f Fr.. All Plumblng rep1lr1 Cop. cla\h o f 11Jc<1\ .1h1l11 111 )(«I prnnt\ :lt fl)\\ in articulate, c ntt'rtaining Roome11to 1rir criarm o 2 fl\llU\ ADS Concr1t1/m11onry 111 lgelamall Miry 472-9833 911 Ovallty work RM. P1latla1 I*' replpe, water heat.,1 manner \potltRh• r,11 1r.1 ..i qrt1(•uc rnrvin''"' 10 your tnquin-s br Balt>Oa Pentn cottaoe \M1U typ11, tr 111/llc d •iyaa IWI 111_1 Comm'l. Ind Sr ral• No FlNE PAINTING By AICh-lie d, lnaur'd 538-3M5 LIBRA ' ..... ,1, ,, 1 .~ "'" "· 11eo11o bet1873·7083 M1rt1ne1Co895-7133 " -"'" • l b 9 --.,. n1 • 1. • 1 \llt'nt on domc\t1c 1ty. hfostx lc, a'•tltty I I ARE FREE Sallafac11on gu•r·o 0 to amatt 4 4·2980 •rd Sinor 1e yn of happy NEW/REPAIR Quality No to bc:auttf'I' \Urr11undir1y, 't 111 fl tx· \urpmcd dut to a vailabtlt y o f Shr lge 28r 2ba !urn •Pt Remove uphtlt dr1v. Comm'l/retld'I Ht-5741 cv11om.,1 Uc 2806<44 !Ob• to tmall. r•uon•ble t'. d ~ cloM to H B bch rec ways replace w/concrete Laa•u•Jl•t Thank·You1 983-4114 Fr• Mt .. llc'd 631-2345 run , • ~·w, r• l•'t nl • 11ri• 1·1n1ng 1.111t ' 11<.cn'it requirements. pos tblt 1 · Cal·. br•~ .. i block ~rk 539..0345 CHtracttn 1. La 1nherttana I l•el CI UCU lan over 50 ""' -• QCIH RAINBOW PAINfiNO f!J!.fcl - SCOR M/F SmQktng OK Ret1 ... -. ltnl-tn XFL CONSTRUC TION o 11 ~ -PIO (<It 1 'l ~ •I ! ,, fi ......... R a.o12 1171 ,. ISMAEL'S GARDENING ue ty 11 our pol Eur""'"""n Paychlc Tarot · "'I\ • I "' trH· tcrm\, •JOI; po~1t1 v(' tonc:c m1ng reiq ea• rent 840-0293 -• • N1w-R1m001l-AOd1tona 860 ee..e EFF .,,_.. legal n ght\, f)('rmJ\\ton\ ( 11·1 nrrimt'>t'\ In wn11ng. Term11 should be: f • coX8t DlVINd seAVICe 722-1737 llcU60839 Malnt Cl••n·upa Tr.. • J Lie 8 8 Card & Palrn Reeo.r Put Clarified Wh. I t lrlftl H eat U .. ~ 1 H"ll c•~· I Serv p, .. Ell 560-9318 .. ., lff, llT/m Pree.n1 •Future 1 frM ? a \t•1·m, .1 'urr 1 ling" '110/Cl 1 10 revisio n PatK:t'S, Virgo 2740 n .......... ., "' -n ng C•aitn• -,, •• -.. " nat1vc1fif.Utt'1n lnll'fl'\llng \Un.trio L011 2 o...rt TortolM• & M1lnt 875 739~ • M•ln t, Clean·up1, mowing, 569 4740 Fr .. Nllm••• 850·2758 Oline 631-8964 SAG TTAR'lls • ..:__. I lall•la~ tree trim Fr• .. 11m11 .. 1 ---_ c:rr: • (l\r,1. .'! 1><:1 i t ) You'll be g.t vcn added • r Ill garage Calif &FrenklordSt,HB a1ian1 NrTiln Mr Eatrlda&45·3381 '-.A.A. PAINTING Int/Ext ... naJ rt'Spon<ithil11 y and ( h:u u ( '" l(illn fin<1nually Focus o n intensified S90 mo 111 & lut Rew11d 538-5705 a I bOILB APT R HOME LOWEST poNlbl•f.rlcl. llR!l':o"o""F"'l;;"air-·rec ... o·v-.r--,-. relat'o n•htp nrc'"tlr" ll II._ I 646-2558 ----Aeu Type Word PrOCffa· lrom S 19 900 (714) Clean Upa•TrM Trimming 10 Step "-rvl ...... •• .323• palra . .._t tar, 1111. ·r ....... ·. • " •· " ' <'Ji "'1l'\ <1pf)(1rtun11y 111 eva uate 'itand1ng Loat bllt/wtit c.t wtwtlt Ing W• do manu1erlpt1, "... · '"' .... vv " '"' ""'" ( anC'-er, C apnct)rn ndt1 ~n will pf.t~ oubtand1 ng role !. Gar l70tmo 11' & 1111 ' P•wt a wtlt 11ound nOM, malllng 1111. ate 788-3330 .,...,.5e lO <2131 428•2808 Ya~1~:1;~~~;~ng OLASOOW PAINTING wOOd, Ir• •t 750·8588 CAPRICORN l!kt n J.in l 'I) f-O<U'>oncmot1o nal1n volvement Do.tntOwl'lc Rapp 130 MeHdelMar ~3028 Comput1ZA18ooheepjngl RTC Commlt'Cl•I Ofywall --ln1/E•I 30 yr• ••Pit . AOOfRepatrH/Oiina PiiYi com~lcuon C>f .wugnrnt·n1 hn·.:1k lro m pa11 patterns. Sc<:nano Broldway M, af1 lpm Lott C11. -,m•I•. white 1ax11-S8A 101n-payro11 !,:C'='11 In Comm'I Tllll ref'a 842-&21• Fr"' Ca n bell eny bid by haa}!liahts Chan<1ma .tit tilt Iii tr) lr,ntl unique invilJltton re prdina tef t 1742 wtgry/t>lk SAM CdM 848-1 t22 G!J1 M0-1245 548•8923 llc •3:;:4 .. , Topped/removed Ci..n-I m amell, my pr---re ~ lv mag 722·7~7 preltlJIOUS SOCUll ('Vent •• euto a10t901., Ba)'lld• P!i 875-7641 llcenN<l Typing S.rvic. up --••wn• 751·3478 am•ll t2 yH ra HP ........ ~QUA.RIUS (Jan 2f1 I ch I X1 I 11V1t "\htd on area pre11 wusly E/llde CM S30-SAOtmo Loat Ore nge P9rala n I Why pay more? llMtdcal I 111111111 George°' Ron 145_.5'4 .. /Wltfn1 rHtncted. Y ou pin acu" t•1 d a"tlit·d data Re dsr«t independent 850-1639 or 8&4-7S02 mate .An110 Otlvlf u 1 ... ,c .11 Anna 845-8233 1-~,ll~l~l~U~l""U~m~11"'!'"9• Fr"M1 Oeve845-7885 1NT1ttr 20 y..,. EXP« 'ATII 11,..._. .... wtllU~l IO challcna.e and Rl't 111hr,1rt 11f m attt'r'i You'll he o n more solid llf lf1••1( ~ "',,dNP8 1 7.,8:"'50,.f!OtlOo4 CaJfta~ Ov.ilty wort! tr••t _ Avttege Room 1291 Comptete ~'""' c-mot1on1I, fin1nc ial arc1und AV. Stor s =-avall .._... irv __ ., I'.=. -c-.L..... U256t3 9el-1401 TOUALITY TREE TRIMINO l!x tenor St~o2 !!~· ~allty WOf1c ~;.-bll PISCES ~Feb 19-Mart h 2111 I a n11"1 reunion could top no .. n-'· n... anu ·-~ ........ WU cu. ,. .. :=.,:n~·l~d-dlt"'·---. N...,/REPAIA Ou .......... _ r•roo11-1tumparetn0ve m.,., ........ -VO-« 7&&-9088 ...-u.a ..,.. -8•1-.,.._ ,...,.., ._.,,,... ..., '"" "" -., ,_ Clnup .. frM~ 722· 117 1 JO f'N"TIEJ(T PAINTING lnd1v1du1l w 0 prcv1ou~1., WJ\ rnd1flrrc:nt nm-. \how~ t'nthu"asm 300 e Coaat Hwy N.8 Englieh/lrWI 11 yr Oki. Ooof•·•tc 548 4980 !:°°' 10 email, rMaonabll Comptit• C1Mn-Up, gen I Houeee6 Apt A.-r8'11 ...... a ...... COl\Cnlllnl your prOJc<'t b e hanf(t' ,,, 1tk<1\ ... frMurtd ( tlV(' full play to 873-1331 Mon-Fr1 t -4pm IVllllbfe for llve In BUILD OR REPAIR , .. Ml . llc'd 831-23-45 mtint. Ir .. trimming, fr .. Ou1llty work H!-5755 A y - intu1uve tnlell«t c.. lal I blbylllttlng 87~7176 I Wall• llllrt ralllng1 RESIO/COMt.l'LllND 28 .. ta Meuto. te2-Gi73 LADY PAINTER ~:-00.°"~~-~I IP OCTOBER H IS YOl 'R BfRTHOA Y you are 1n1uit1 ve a!"h hantit1 -rtfl ldoor1 ,,;1ndow1 moldlngt Yrt Do my own wort! Lie FUii Mllnt MOW1f19, plant. Int /E.lct 11 ~.::"tenoe ~3 Batt>oe 81 87i3i3l unortbodoyl. Ill~~~ ~~}ht bmanl ••< an' and te1enct'\. 1nclud1ni I It/Int IHOUSEKEEPEA/NANNY. u 1e1oe Don t&4 59411 •2780• 1 Al &4M12e weeding, tert11111ng, etc Fr .... , able llU'Olo&Y. o ur mOuK"r , ... pro ah Y h11d mote mOuenc:t' o n you 1han . (llve lnlto care for 1g O&llllTl/O&l"my ltatral AM.a rat• eee-2r1e e50 t92• or 057 N01 ~~reatc1·1. your flif~tr. C ancer, C apncom. Aquanu\ pcr'°ns play 1mponan1 ro lM lalluu/Offke a..t 1 waterfront l\orne, 2 am.rt j Sm111 Job•• Rep1tn IJl!CIXLI fr•lfrtml~.-oomp--HNI 1 ci.n1n11••1 pain1. II haul fr•• 536-~ In yourhft You do not follow tht crowd you probahly did not fil into I 2119 I Doyt Mull IPMlf Eng· fr• .. 11ma1 .. 114~ 2003 Calta on rv1• vCAt a oirdenlng Com~tltl\19 lftg.,.... priQ9aw/QUellty o........... - C.mlly pi1tttrn. 1r ••naJe, you could marn thn year If marnt'd I here 1CdM'1 beet omc... "85· llah non·amolllf ~I I Door• Repair Aller1t1on 81..oa 850..-072 pr1QM ~ &otl-7032 worllmaMlllC) 141.078l r -""°need ~ miabl be an ldd111o n lO family You an 1n111 hu,1nen for you~lf. an 1 1100 1nc1 utll, A1C. pkg, I ;:k-;eq ·:~6-·:~t~ldren A9m0dll P1n11 ~oc1c...:c A1t•r•t1ona 1 Tallorlng C 38 LAWN &eAVIC! Wlltloll lntettor_•_ ~:.·~Y~~dr No~bct )'OU muc new start and could he: 4l(t1ve wht're money and ' Jenttor 28&& E Cout 1 C1b1n111 Window Fi ne.. Same d.IY rve Lo prtcee. Mow-.dQe 1w1oe mo uo.-~beet 1n1w1or painting SEA'llCI OIAl!CTOAY love lf'e cona-med I Hwy 875~900 Anytime I U I Idle 11•m• t4'·~879 1 35 yn ••P Jerry t.42-0687 1 Tin• 876·22e.t. 980·1297 126 &4~6737 173-5121 A!fl9 tf2-2t77 --It .. _.bo\i_ ti ' !, ' J ' ' -... PIM RUR:l@c 1131 al IUI luaUan lllt Cul~ 1114 .. 1aew tlM h ......... PArOf0tproc1111igme11 *lllflllPll* MMlllPT Antlqu• p in• armore F6A1F3 7Jt Ceme>er MBZ 280 ·71 116000 WlllYAU•D Otanot Coea.t DAILY PILOT /Monc:t.y, Octot>« 28, 1886 et homel tnformellon. fatebllthed C.M, Rooftno Senta Ana orcltf dept $300. Me-M78 Special Xtra 011 tank, Wk d ya 5 it. 2 a 1 4 , USED CA.AS I TRUCKa Hnd aelf·addreued Co , Me611 • full Char1>9 n • e d 1 1 I v e r a I 8-11 4 PC aota gtOUC> 911 low ml ... xlnt cono S«1 l!~/Wknd 676-0281 COME IN OR CALL FOA stamped .,¥111ope, ,.,.:. boolckMpet, lllP In C0.1 enthu91aatlc !*ton• lo mstctllnQ Eantnone 'n.,, cont S3900 673-8"& MBZ •50SL 80 S30,000 flll AIPIAIU&. Ioele*· Box 95, Roeelle, Acc1g . A/P, AIR, P/R, nn m1111.t1no l>C*tlont uled •25o 579-7524 w ..... r-c'-/ 50k m1 111ry cta•n ...... JetMy 07203 GIL thtu Accounta eudlt• No ex.per '* Compeny IM•• ., lft DILILLO tno BlckOfOUnd In eon-train•. StanlnQ soeo mo ''" Plllnlll ..... .,. .. .. Wkdya 549-25 t 4 or ~ Al..... llrucUon lnduttry an Mr Olton, M2·~3 u::s H7·St33 HONbl 73 250 deatl Eve/wtlnd 676-0287 18211 BEACH8LVD The Of9"9' CoMt o.lly =r~~!ci\':S:~ , ....... I a,,rellffff I. ehaped MC'tlOnll aofa. runt xlnt S.400 550-8429 TIP ISi Piii HUNTINGTON BEACH P'UN'OR Of' .,,-a TM purpoM OI fh6e noUce i. fourlOld Pllo1 la tooklnQ for l*P In COtnlM!l1111ra11 wlttl hp Salary comm1n1urate Ml'th tanet. good cond Aite Le11ia1 H16 For Pempered Ml .... l1 Mt-Hl1 ll9 Ad &ervrc-Dept & 16011 ....... plf1 or lull wlhpw Npt Aea!Oln· S200 786-7143 -M8'ceoet&enz en.vy M9llt>U deaM: ·75 1 Notification Ola pubtk: hewing ~ding eo.11 ~·, N>PUcetlon tot a s.ctAon 108 L..oen ~ AeepoMlbffltlel wt11 In· time 842-7222 fOf Im· llal (213)532-2810 SOFA /I /b I ... MSUl llfTU t•llf•un •1•• 20 ., .__. clUdt p&ck up Md 0.-medl•t• Int~ --OVIUll • g• S 11 l 41 / I' -p -r,auto • .,c;, top ......... llvety or ada, pulllng -PAIT /fill Tiil S200 Sote/chr s ll50 XII • 1110 00 ~:;.~t: o:~ Pll.,.. tHl'lhMll , prOCHalno mm 111.na Name badge mfg n91d1 760-l4581720·0838 • la.. 48 moa . CEL OAC I -·· " ••Tl .. WAIT,. ad•, Md • vatlety of Tranep req'd 842-2898 person to UM automated Walnut din rm tbl, 2 IV.a, 4 SOUTHERN CALIF -Ol1U ml 1&11 Development (HUD) fOt f ...... o f futlda. -1ld 4 Notlflcatlon OI amlltonmtntat flndlno- Followtng 19 1 deacrtptlon OI MCtl Of the abOY9 NOTICa Of' PUaJC .. AMIQ OIMf dYtlM Candlcsete --.a ..... - -machine AllO plnnlno. erm Chllfl (uphotl ... ,., AUTO BROKERS .ia11110llll a.. T-Alla.I mutt be extremely Or· ~ etc 25 Hra •tart & up S275 873·3600 21922 Cent., Drt11e 213 Of 1t4 837-2333 _,, ,_ Th9 City Council Wit! h06d a pubtlc hMt1ng on Novembet' "· ttaa at 8:30 p.m In the~ ~ Cf\arnW'I. 17 Fait om.. eo.t• MMe, c.Mfomla to recetva pubk Input ~ding Cotti~·· appllc;atlon tor a~ toe l.olln Guarant•. tM City Wiii M IC)plylng f0< 1 Sectlon 108 Loen wt1tCt\ II a 1oen egalMt MIK• Community Development IMoctc Grenta (COBG) and wtllctl wtll M pakS bee* WI futur9 b6ocic grantt OY9r a ~ p.rk>d TM funds wlP M ueed f0t four protect• • fe>Howt g•nlud, reap<>nllble and lull time, Apply In person Good working eond. --El TOfo ~ ibtt to work welt with Metro Car Wun, 2950 lrtnge benefits Call 8-5, • tctllHtHI i{fS 111-1111 other• Harbor Blvd, c M Mon-Fri 550-3860 • •sPX•• S.nd reaum. Ann u.. ColmetoloQlll/AUt PHPU nalli •MUST SELLt• Aat• tn/ Smith, to· 107 Main St. "belboa Lie Exec looklng tor PIT u-Never uMd 11 It octaoonal Parlt t019 .... llAIT req Clll 875·8" 12 1oc1111 In Nutrlllonal apa Completely Mlf-<:on· :a ,_ Brido;;tone rs;;:;; . UILY PU.IT llUYIH /ITICI Supply Fully capitalize talned Custom redWood Oueiel'a. radial• 225· 15 *'lJ 211It4.1 THIODORf ROBINS FORD 20C>0 HAllOA lllVO (0\TA #HA b4'J CJOIO ~A p,1, lea 1H0 FIT Beneflt1. Lift 180 Iba 17141642-7434 cz= 11~i~2~~500, Sell $250 obo 675-23t6 Ve+low/811C Im .OrM I drlllet lfftl Ina, IL 12121 250 Ogle St Cotta Meat PHlllAL UIH TYPEWRITER-BROTHER 4 ~HI Dri•t/ JHfl 4 only 16840AI FORD '73 PINTO, xlnt cond 1•50 IT'S A STEALI 65()..2074 ~ ~ ... ~Mn11~mrw,.,111n1 Agency 11 In "-QOtlatAon1 with a~ tor e mlx9d-uae projeet on the block bound«S by 10th StrMt. tiafbor aout.v.,d, and Newport Bou69¥11d In the Cl1y of eo.ta MMe. Ptann9d fOf tNI ahe la a hotel. r-'denual, retail and comm.rclel ~OPfl'*\t Thw .,,. ~ Pfopoeed MgfM'lta of the proj.ct and we eut>tect to change It la .,,tlQ•pa19d the nee 'My emount of Secilon t08 fund& fC>t thla PfOl«:t wtll ~ l600.000 OuUlned In Ult. no1a II a prC>pe>Md budget fOf all pro)8Ctt --------EASYAsSEMBL Y WORKt lllflWllTU Elect Mdl EM-200 Xlt M30 11,lll S600 00 per tOO Guaran-Want ProleUIOnal Can-1COOd S895, 880-9522 .Ill SU ... $ ... l(fl OlllMU4~ AFTER SCHOOL JOBS EARN MONEY PRIZES TRIPS teed Pay1Tl8'lt. No E.11-dldate who can effective-C -6-0ll •tt .IHP llNITI perlence/No S1i.a 0. ly rate & underwrite Auto ••flltn 01111111 100 1 .QUAIL ST N B T11t1 2 Of~ witrt p/1, Kirt cap tlAi 111\11. a/C P< eo & mOf I I Seu 00021 tall• aend Mll·addreHed & Homeowoef Ablllly to TRS MODEL 3 Prlntef° and Thts 2 Of Comet -Mth pi s 833·9300 •tamped envelope process endorsement modem tncl S500, RS xtra cep fuel tank, 1/c ~· ELAN VITAL -903 canceu111on1 & renewe11 Color S50. VICTOR 9000 prep & mate (8«•0002) 3418 Ent«prlH Rd. Ft Sa 1 a r y neg o t I a o 11 1500. cell 673-3.498 11111 MERCEDES ~. 190SL ivory, fully restored ln/ovl MINT 115,000 854-0870 ..... ORANGE COAST Jeep/Renault The ~t Agency It In n90<>tlatlon1 with I deYeloper '°' • reetdentltll ~t on the l>IOCk boonded by 19th Street, Park Avenue Plumer StrMt and Anaheim A¥enUe In the City of eo.t1 Meaa Planned tor 11\tt ette II e max.lmum of 180 unit• of rent11 hOullng It 11 anticipated the MCMUry ernount of Sectlon 108 funda fOf' this proiect wtll be $505,000 The Pfopoeed budge1 fOllowt. Pletce. FL 33482 494·8008 FrH It f H &022 ORANGE COAST J919/Renau1t MERCEDES BENTZ 85 500 SEC Beaut cham- 2524 HarbOf Cotti M..a 141 ... !J ....,., ... tlM .. , Pt1.IT ..... ...,. II yoo are looklno ror extra Factories EmY'LnEL llPllYlllll LAWl IWITIUIOI 11n1Y1111 epend1ng money. °' uke WI •-to go ptacee like M11glc -r"IYISll Mountain, Knott1 Berry PROMPT EMPLOYMENT Fatm, or win Prl%ee end AGENCY 754-l667 Award•. Call u1 nowt We _ · he~ aever11 openlno• In FLIUL IHlllH C M , HB or FV experFIT0<P/TS6p/hr 642·'4333 start Olene, 6415-0093 I /I Ollll FllUL lllllllH 10 k-V by touch Lit• com· Alch1rd1 Siik Gardena. P\J11f 5 dey wMk Call CdM Mon-Fri 780-5021 C&rol 95 7 -6044 ASST MGR. fOf Audie& IOWliflUlll Cet Stef°eo Salee Salary * * S6 05 p/hr * * ~ commlNlon. &4e-8395 22 Open1noa. varied work Atteo Student• • Earn S 100-$200 wkly P/T 645-5780 Att 2pm Ou Station Job• &mHTllUH Oependebte, up'd FIT '""'*' open•no 845-7448 achedules, no e•per req Student• OK Mu1t be 3 yr reeldent Neat appeat· ance C•llH PM Santa Ana ~ 1-8878 H B 964-2890 fOf appl HOUSE CLEANERS Nd Hloh energy people IC clean bthrma, wndws. etc In trldc hmet 548--0621 Free to Good Home 2524 Harbor C01t1 Mesa Mull h1111 truck or van • 1 c I Ill c "mer can h nch I II, ••1.1oz• 640·9019 111 wttlte w/blue ey91 -• NlllWI Neutered male De· Tnclrt t03S clawed Ple111 call HI 1ppo1n1m1nt1 on 548 3794 675-0528 '7 t FORD P U (S2200) phone In Santa Ana of· _·_ o_r__ With 8' cabovlf° cempet flee No exper nee Office Faraitue ($2.450 togethet) with Salary S5-7 pthr No Mii· & S.lli•tat 10t7 jacks. sleepa s Auna tng Company trllna _ .,._ good, n-clutch. &tarter. Kim 6e2·58<43 OfFIOl fUlfTllE battery, muter cytlndlf° P/T PIHi lllYH l&U 84 t-6474 11ter s :Wpm Immediate openlno tn Not required tn present PICK UP truck ...-C: PIT &HT RTTllS pagne w/brn lthr Int. MERC 76 CaprtiO ml loaded Showroom frelh anrt amtfm ~ 4 IPO' 8800 ml Peraonally xlt cond I 1400 s:i6-8122 selected 1n Germany EPA /DOT approved OLIS•OllU 1111 Wrnly S.46 SK 720-0781 SEITRA $101.ll+fll S584 78 down. OOMd End Cornrnetetal L.eue OAC S t 99 Down Closed end commereial leue. All·UYIU WSI l14/UZ-1H7 UNIVERSIW- OLDSMOBILE/HONDA Santa Ana office ror operations Aa new • ceuor1ea bedllnert, tte phone aurvey wort\ No Dealer• welcome Con-downs. tool boxea Call e:itper nee. company tac1 Jell Colller bel 6pm(714)722·76e0 ____ _ tralna 4-5 Mon-Fri, 9-t I 7 1•l 6 50 • 170 0 ° r y -..0 r=======:::;:'ll &1.l-UYlll LWI 71•1U2-1Hl Wf llYOAll TIPMLUI FllllllO&IS 2850 HARBOR BL VD COSTA MESA 54().9640 Sat. Salary. no 111111no (800)327-3863 1_•_•_• _____ .-__ Kalhleen. 662•5844 IMPERIAL HOLDINGS PllOll fll IELP Wdltl -Costa Mesa -111111&1.11 "·,..allWares Pttl & Aaiaalt 6049 17 vW Van. run• xlnt, -•• Chocolate lab pups, male Oflg owner, well m•int. 1835-B Newport Blvd, & rem, 6 wks old, AKC. Stnk, cab, ice box $3499 Suite 127, Coata Meae t f t •·1 95 t 255 t CHICI( WEllSON PO•SCHE OLDS T0tonado '73. rblt eno 2dr teath lnlt 11tnvt Top Loaded Nda muffler Sac $.375 6J t -3368 ~taCendO ProJec;t C 19 lhe continuation of Coata Mese s hOuSlng rettabthtetion PfOQtatn wn.teby low lnter•t io.na ere made to qualltyfng he>meownefs tn the City of C<>1ta M.... Project D 11 the cont1nu1t1on ol Coste Mesa a commercial rehebllltatlon program The Crty ta requatlng $750.000 1n Sectlon 108 loan fund• to continue the hOuatng rettabllltatlon ptogram 1n the City of Costa Meaa The City is requestlno $750,000 1n Section 108 loen lunda to continue the cotl"un•clal rehabllltatlon program on a block(s) tn downto.n Coeta M ... wtrlch would be adleoent to Proiect• A and B 1n Cen&Yt Tract 637 HTIMAno MOT-T<M:XCEEO IWOGETI FOA PftOJECTS Pro11C1t A & B t ProCMWfY AoQullltlOn 2 Acqu111tlon upenaee 3 Relocation 4 Site CIMrllllOI 5 Admlnl11ratew ~· A' 1Mo4al B' tPWll Gen1.-1 ' II 000 000 S • 000. 000 70 000 100 000 700 000 525 000 100 000 1()() 000 90 000 70 000 s 8 9e() 000 s 5 695 000 • 1ne11g1bll Section 108 actlV!ty Ti-~11 WtM oe lln&n09d #lth IAllO .. ie •IMW'lue only Cor N~pt • Harbor Blv"s wormedlatlota 645-3239 or 11 sa... • -o u aft 6pm uk tor Sue FIT & PI T, flelllble ached-Muic1l la1lr••Hh ules S4 15 plus p/rtr IOSS * IHIE •n 11ll0 AUDI CHEV•OlEl H ..... stQw.alttv c;.i..a S.rvlu Have sometnono lo sell? ~ =rvctl<X' Im"'-" C1au1fted ads do 11 wetl ..., s 50000 700 000 30 000 s 780 000 r._ c.oet• '"'" be nn1nc.«1 wll" COBG arinuat grant Apply 9am-6pm dally 1-200, HO eq, 1 fH CHICI( •••111 n1m-1 Bundy ot>Oe. gOOd cond new paint auto. "'E8'•~N -S 145 obo 548-5622 runs mint 548-8 1 10 • .,. ' ~. __ 3 Projeet Management· ~-~~~~---fltB.IC NOTICE 'IMllQll>ll Section 108 IC1tv1ty altocatlon production exper req --MS[. C-t Hwy LEOAl NOTICE lmmed.employment Call Nu l2 string Gutter Guild, M UST SELL'65 VW Ncwpon ~ NOTICE IS HEREBY ~ D ......... ~ for appt 63 t-3494 cust cue SSOO 556-4994 Camper van Surf/Ski 67• ....... GIVEN tr111 ltle lotlow1ng SHIPPER/RECEIVER Piaatt & Ort••• Van . S 1 5 O O 0 BO ea 7 ttema 01 lou"<l or sa-3 1 Low tnter•t Loan. s 750 000 llLllA UY Olll WHERE CARING 18 THE CUSTOM apply MacGr....,Ot Yachts, 1059 673-1070 wtidyl P'098"1Y have t>eerl neld by l.TERYIEWERS "" --the Pot1ee Depar1men1 oni... NC'TK* 1Cll LOAN GUARANTEE ~A TIOH 1631 Placentia.C M 1295 Uprlght trorn Eno· CHEVY FORD Porscne '75 914 blklslYr: c11y 01 Coate M1111 ror 1 MIT /lllSTIU P /T llaPTilllST P/TllLIFO TllP. lllllllllP· TYPllt IHT&IUIT•I llllTllllTH POll&l•/tmm ....... Call 845.5000 ext 1520, Mon-Frl 9.4 Sheri Banklno SAIL AWAY E.Koellent oppo<1unlty 101 well dreued, out gOln' lndlvldualt to take credl apptlcatlona at Major 0. partment Stores. Flex1bi. day/ eve houn Call Jan Sun ·M on . 2-6pm 818/349-448410 M1 Uf local lnte'Vlew .IUITlll&l PIT Office/lab Janttorlll Muat hlVI exp 20·U Hra/Wk. Muat be bond able CM/SA area Cell Mr Bennett 979-8375 .lmLU/lm!I h 1 Wife Fine Jewelry Store In N B ... I needt jeweler w/exp All ...,,,,mi."'1 typee Mtt1no & labnc.t· Permanent Part· Time ion. wax, cutlno GrMt telllfa "91ded. Sharp, worklno 90\llornment. Call motlv1ted lndlvldu111 Man11ger (7 t4) 644-8325 with telle<ino experience -- -------need only a.ppty Malntlf'l1nce/Landac1pt person needed 11 one ot Our ~ In the lndu.. Lagune't n~t reeortt try lllowe ua to provide F ff. pay baled upon h lg h I y com p e ti v I elq>lf L11g.Bdl 494-852 1 ....,. .... Our relaxed 11-1--------- moepnere and unique 111111111 coutll locetlon• could Student to work eft•r· turn work Into • llfe 11yte. noons 64-0-M.40 Laura II you feel you quality to llYIEI mus become pert ol our pro-Currently cutlno IM,ture l•tlonaJ ltaff. p,.... cell lllm. en typn & ages, alee IOf an lntetVlew for TV & commerclalt CENTURY CASTING 971-0878 IPPllTHITT Men Of Women with de- pendtble cert wanted for Dally Piiot routM In Hunt· 1no1on, Harb<>< & s..1 Belch 1re1. Some collec· t1on1 Involved Call Art Broadatocit 642-4333 Equal Opoty Empt mlf/h I•-------• After School - Student J obs! Do You Need $ Cuh $And A Good Job To Start The New Year ? We are looking fo r Jr. High and High School 1tudent1 and others who would enjoy talking with people and wotklng with other atudenta their own age. You can Mrn $25.00 to $50.00 each week In commlaalona and MUCH MOREi You c an work PART TIME In the afternoons and evening• and atlll have plenty of free time. You MUST BE FREE AFTER SCH OOL! We o fter complete training and provide tranaportatton. This Is NOT A PAPER ROUTE AND IS NOT SEVEN DA VS A WEEKI Come out and help us get new cuatomer• for our newspapet and have a grMt time doing It. You have nothing to loM and 1 auper Job to gain. Call today and m1ybe you can atart tomorrow! Call Mr. Earl 548-7058 or 241 -8432 COLLECTOR WANTED Part time opening In Laguna Beach I Laguna Nlguel area. Earn up to $6.00 per hour for collecting for monthly aubscrlptlons. Miieage allow- ance paid In addition to hourly wage. Experienced preferred but not requlr~. lluet be .. I.Met 11 ,,.. old 111-H OUll land 499.3514 Ev ' ' nu cltch . .itra clean Must J-1901od01_: ••~ of n1~y ...... , TOYOTA Miii $3900 67S·1879 ' ,. no exper nee Only desire UPRtGHT PIANO/Beige PORSCHE 911S 75 Stl: Boy 1 Green Peugeot to w0tk Mate/Fem OK leath w/mlrr0ts Decor· 1111 VAIS 10SP<I Btc;ycle Boy's Red Full time Cell Barbara ator style Good tone • ver annlv a327 lo ml, 1Spd Schwinn B1cycl1 540-3260 $325. call 63 t-3368 $199 Down 48 Moa . mtnt S 13.500. 673-8886 Boy 1 Stiver 10$pd S8nttnel SPAii n•I llSllUS --g1~~ end comm'I IN TOYOTA 82 Cellee GT, ~c;,,:iz ~ 1,~!:. Your own hour1 Xlnt op· Treasrrtatlea Dellver1 Any LMM :;:1es=, is9.~~9~utt Boy• Btue1Y111ow Schwinn portunltlee 895-3980 p ... 7012 lil·UYEll lWI _ Bicycle. 9oy'1 Gr-' 10Spd TELEMARKETING '1rtf fl Royce UnlOn 8ICycil Boy 1 Buay u-Hau1, 1n1 phdnes. 36 Ft CHR1scFUF't l14/UZ-11t7 :~ ~~ ~n1 ~;:: Thia notice 11 glWtl In compliance With HUD presubmtts1on requirements u outlined In C~R 570 301 and 570 702 The Costa Mesa ~1 Agency hu authorized partlclpatlon In the HUD Sec11on 106 Loan Guarantee Program In con~nctlon with the projecta outuned above The publlc hearing wtll be he6d on Nowmbef "· 1985 and publlC input recetved will be Incorporated Into the applleltlon proceaa MOuelT '°" REI.UH M ruNOI . On or at>oot December 19. 1985. the City ot Cost• Meu wtll request HUO lo r...... federll fund• under Tltle I ot the Houalng •nd Commuritty OeveloprMnt AC1 of 1974 (PL 93-383) tor Projecta A.. B. C and 0 llsted above It 11 reque.ted that Ill prOjecta ~ multt..yeet PIT aome wknds. 30.35 CABIN CRUISER lmmac AattS 18~rtH 1100 CrulMr Sct'lwlnn Btcycte. hrs $.4/hr 831· t250 Pam cond Must ... Prime --Boy 1 Blactt tSP-RESERVATIONIST over paymt of approx 646-2962 wive Oven An Envlton"*ltal Impact St1tement (EIS) /EIR la being prepared lor the needed now to book appt• S9700 bal at s 124 mo AUDI '82 5000 T rbo NOTICE IS FURTHER proj.cta, Thia ElS/EIR eddr .... the Impacts 10 the projeetl ·~mitigation tor different loc In Calif pymt or buy 112 Int u ' GIVEN that 11 no owner ap. '"9UYrea. The EIS/EIR lk>ng wtth alt othet documents rN tlll'I to the project• No telling 1nvol11ed, no 15000· • 112 melalllc. snr1, low mi PMI• and P'OY91 1\11 own-wtll ~on ni. at the fonowt~w on December 18, 1985 I dn pymt · OtlQ owner Sac S7500 exper nee w.11 train lllP rent 6 1unaurance: Of OBO lodayl 759-0 t89 lf'll\lp ol the PfoCMW'Y wltN'1 "-'Jt. lapm•ot AeencJ, 514, n ,.., °""·Coat. ...... CetltorrlU Irvine lo<:. Hrty .. bonus $8500 caah firm. Alk tOf ~ (7) dtryt followlng 1ne ._ Greet '°' Cottage & Hton Chuck Wkdy 840-2959, RPWn llalPl.ll ~blleetlon ot thtt Notle;e, ~ EIS/EIR Of portion. thef*>f wtll ~ aval~ tor publ'C: nam1natlon SSchool.9S2t~!n1 ~~ CFalll ev/wllnda 720--0688 DELIVERY DEPARTMENT :~ ~l:~~~:: =: and copying upon requat t911e,.. """' ... on. r 30' SEAR.AV WEEK· 1,, the City ol Colta Miia. in The City of Coete M ... wtll underleke the P<Ol9Ct(ll de.crll:>ed tn BIOCI< TYPIST ENDER Mint cond 200hp McLAREN'S BMW w111en cue the property Grant fund• (Secilon 108 Loan Guar.,,tee tunda) trom HUD undtl(' Title I ol •10.-.•11~ ""'c ""'-• On~ 500 M-F 11119, S·S 1111 e II.II """ bo .,.. " "'""" --,,,. Houolng end "°""""""' AC1 ol 1974 '"° City or Coot• .._ " "°"""ng "' "'1.. • 1 hfl 4KW oneni. wind· 626 S Euclld St tlon 11 1 time arid d111 to be 10 HUD that IM Chy of Coate M ... and Allan Roeder In hla ottlOlal ceoacity ITIOll... 1111. Vl-iF. etc Orio ownr Fullerton, CA announced u City M111eger, eoneent to eocept the jurtadlcilOn of the Federal ooortt If an 10.lffta bought a blOge< boat 714·&806300 DATED tOll•/85 ectlon la brought to enforce reepon91bUltlff In relation 10 9nvlronmental "LUCKY 11 " Mutt be 213-891-6701 P'OC.""::r NETH, c._, °' review. decitlon mulng and 9C11on; and thattheM reaoonllblllttes have t>Mn Accepting 1ppllcetlon1 to aoldl A~lng Sl•,500 In· ---Pvbtt.ried Orlf>QI COMt N tlafi.d The legal 9"9<:1 of the oettlflcatlon Is that upon lta approval of the work In lrvlne/Cotta spect at our dock• todeyt Daily P11a1 October 28 11185 , ...... of fund• and ecceptanoe of the oertlflcltlon only If It 11 on one of the MeH area• With or Admiral Yachta ot New· LARGE SELECTION OF M-792 foOowing bU., (a) That oertlftcatlon WU not In fact ex9C\Jted by the C.rtlfy1ng without uperle,,ce. port Beach 673·5200 NEW & USED BMW'SI officer or other omc.r of applicant approved by HUD or (b) That eppltc:enn Apply now and become• ~ --llll IUOl llW envlronrMntal revtew record for the pro,ect indicates omtSSlon of a required part of an exc1tino and 37 C & L TRAWLER VOLUME SALES fltB.IC NOTICE I o.ciai<>n finding or 1tep appOcable to the proiect In tile environmental rtMew rewardtn~lndultry •ITIAl m• SERVICE & LEASING ' · NOTICE CW pr<>C491. Objections must be prepared and SYbmlned 1n accOf'dance with TAC TEM ORARY SRVC Mint att-cabln "SEA 3670 N Cnerry Ave LONG "*.IC HI~ HUD reguletlona 24 CFI\ Part S8 wttlch are available 81 ltle aoove address 4500 Campus • 124. N B RANGER" Twn d1la, lo BEACH Notice II l'l«l by gt.,.,, lhtl Objec11onl may be IYbmltted to 852-9424 hrs. radar, AIP •tc Kept I No Cherry axll-405) . 1 ,,.,. ~nntrio Commtuion ot I tMtronmentaf C...,ance Offtcer U 8 Depwtment of Hou91ng and •.... 1 •• 11 under tun boat cov•s by (l14)1H-lll0 1,... ClfY 01 Newoort BHch ....,...,. • · · ltt .. , .. -orio ownr No rea.onable Trade-Ina Welcome ,_.11 hold • pubtk: ,_,1ng 10 Ufben O.We6oprn9nt. 2500 ~wd, Loe A~. Ca omta FIT eKperlenc.. HOSTESS oNers retuaed Aaklng OPEN SEVEN DAYS VW '68 Bug, l()()l(a & runt conlld« Amendment No IOCMr7 FIT, wllllng to train Apply 179,500 Trade• con-great At'f, s 1500 OBO 827 an arneridment 10 Ti11e Publlened Oranoe Coast Dally Piiot October ie •985 M· 79J between 2·6 Mon-Sit sldlf°ed Admlral Yacht• 646-2922 20 ot ,,.,. Newpor1 Beach 1413 t Aedhlll, Tultln of Newport Bch 673-5200 --Munlelpal Code 11t1bltll\1ng ---__ ----__ 72 Camper, orig regu1111on1 contrOlllng !Pie WELDERS 40' H fEVll ruwua ownr reblt eng. 1900cc, ln1tall1tlon ot am1taur rldkl apply MacOreoor Yachta. d a $3250 873 3758 t c 1y 1•" I Pt~-tll, C •• '76 dt ll , gllU. allp, OWC, Q COn • an tnnll In lhe I .,.,, _., "" "'-~ t ff NOTICE IS HEREBY ----owrir ......,.... 1 •· 0 « VW 77 Exce4 mecn cond GIVEN 1na1 1 N9g1t1ve Dec· HOIT OlWlll 17' 01111 -.11 s 1900 or bet otr Call 1ari11on hu ~ prepared I man w/tOHP ~OIBmotor FOM Y. 8 -71'1 , allp, 548-8238 by t"41 City of N-port TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE fOf lnveetmenl In yacht anxious Try S 115,000 VW 81 JETT A A C 5 lpd e.ach In connection wtth the ateem cleaning butlnea1 Bl\r 980-7467 ,. •unrt gd C0t1d s4ooc) 1ppllc1t1on noted tbovl 122•1406 BERTRAM 28 Clean & ,... ....... , •1 M I s II 675-1767 The NeQlllYt Daclaratloo l Ac.-ou Young energetic couple to well equipped 142,500 lffl ~ Gf =-~.: v..:8 B~G 62 0000,::!~' ... :,7~or:ur= 1~ , Ra.:o•·o ''°" manege21 UnlttlnCoata Pvt pty 780-6776 ..... ,. !!'4 __ MOTOR A.ND TRANS 11gn1hcan1 111ec1 on the en M ... Call 855-0MS S ')"'·-.--70li ,...... .. M l"OO 673 3498 lvlrooment n 1• ,,,. p<_,t ., !.lao o0 • ----II _, I _.., intention OI the Clly 10 ec; •O 0Mcf~ £a,1•1•HI W11fH SAfLBOARD BARGAtNl .,..._... --.... ., .. VW JEITA 80 Blk 4dr. ceot the Negatt1111 Oeciar "onl\tt"Q SSlS Moving S250 buys a • -,.. sn" Im sler new Urea 1tton and toPP<>rt"'O doc;u· '., • Hooe CHURCH NURSERY AT· S900 boerd. 1 yr Old ..... ..... .... Bst olr 722-1738 Doug 1ments Trtlt It no110 bl con :~ ~~;,,,,(><' TE D T E S MK2 u lb 5 e Hll ---1 •trU9d as•"'* approval or S N AN • xper un· 854-S424 Aaltl h•ntic 9300 d11r1t•J by Iha Ct!) ot the IYb-i s etesmar day A M ' p M Harbor jeel apptk:atton Ttle City en-19 GOd<lHS ' Trinity Baptlll, C M Stmct S.al,aHt FORD '80 Fiesta F mdl, I courages "*1'\t>era ol the vOIC•nc>e' 5"9-3217 Info S tll 7120 ~1 runs strong See to be-0-11 publte tor""""" 111(1 20 EuJI ----lff ti U , n~~·!' lteve S 1100 552-0428 comment Ot1 1n11 documen-2 t WIS unl,.,4' ... ,HIH/IMH"' .,, Evf nrude Its o/8 .. •u••• .. C•d. '78 SDI/ Loaded, 10 1•11lon Cop111 ol the I n CQfTlpo"" for male confined to Wheel Motor. w/oot powef'heed Q!QllD.._J.. ml ,Int cond 5,.7 5674 N90at1vt 0ec111111ori and 24 A.a shlM>4K ooalr Hra flex, 5 dav-. Aft s 1000 OBO 645-6254 _ n 540 1367 wt. aft 6P supporting docum1n11 11• 26 P>om..,1 ai. .... 6.30 pmlwtlnd 846-0.424 eft 5 954-4445 __ __ --1 m · m •vallaOle tor pUOllC ,...,_I 2~ dye --__ ' BMW 320! 80 Kiiier Cit CAD 85 Fleetwood • , and 1ntl)8C1ton •I Irle Pia,, J' Ven.cte erclaaa'1tt . New Trait Rite Tr•llM for 5sp. loaded/I allver I loaded w/extras s 000 '11'1Q OeparlmMll Ctty ot 1!1 lnQreo ..... 1~ 19'123' fixed !\Ml Si.II dreamSl0,900831·8000 ml Ilka new . $19000 "'-P<>r1 BMch 3JOO N.-J1 1n1..-1"" Aatlsan MIO ~~0 ~! u~1 P.~?i BMW 79 320! run• grMt. obo ALSO CHEV 78 El I ~. ce~iev~: 1 ~:,'~'~ 14 Boot part• UO§f sttll : 1200/obo 786-8603 1nr1, 4 spd, ate. alloys. I Camino Call 646-9356 921158-811 15 \7 1416.U-3225 ~~ ~~:::, *11 .. AntlquM, art, etc __ __. _ mull NII $5900 obo Eklrt I NABERS Notioe •• her'eb) 11.trthlr J• TOO' c"•1'C-. Cell Belay 873-2803 su,./Decb/Ster;'c• 644-6900 or 857-8183 gt~ 11111 Mid publlc; ,_,. l 8 ... 11 P••• -• -, ll'IQ will bl !*<! on tne 7tn An luttt 11 •-DATSUN 5 to. Otlg ownr C IOILLAC d•Y ot NOV'lmt>et li85 i t 39 S1up+0 one __ .._ __________ "';-.-30-•-n-r-.F•u-n'"'z•one--.L~i purchaMd new Aprll '80 n '"-nour ot 1 30 pm tn the •0 Pran~s I llY &mu.I Penln Sale & ciean I Only 35K ml metelllc LARGEST SELECTION COuncrt Chamt>et• 01 tne • 1 OTC ,,_,.,oer LES 957-8133 S3001mo 1173-1943 blue ltlek clocl!. am/Im 01 tate mOdef low mllMoe ~ e..cn Crty kall 4 1 ::':~" ottoe•••• 918'°90 $2900 6«~279 1 CadllllCI In Or I 3300 Newpof'1 Boulevard •WJI IALEI* Bo1tlllp1vattl0f60'Ch11r 0 -3 0 C co~ Inge, 1~ 8eectl. Calltom11 4' Se• ft~~ 1., boll Pwr pref d A TSUN 7 , 81 . 4 dr. ovntyt ~ ut tod•y •t wfl~h 11-... 1..,. pl-.,, .. AetrlQ«ator• 1 t29 & Up 1 t 1 &· .. O 1810 "' ...... "" ' Waan.t• $ff & Up Nwpt Harb<>< 675-4704 auto. • ereo. runtJrM · u• . IN! 111 l*'tOtl• 11111t11ll(J [)fyett. gaa/91ec S99 & Up 40' PACEMAKER-cleln S 1500 675-32 2800 Harbot Blvd m.., ~ "'° be -a "Complete I.Ina ol Home Super luxurloua alt Clbln DATSUN 79 210 Ht~ COSTA MESA 'r;-'..IO"I) ...... ~~~om\ltM>n caM 1• •ri 10101anonv ':>..: ...... ~.(\'• '• 5MO\ .. ..,,.,.~,, ~· "'"'"' ••y ... .,. l_()m'( ... E nOi•r 'u"~ '" .,.~ ~<; Jg SR r •"0" ..,. Pattoarcn"' , 'Reic,()IOtlU I), ROO• P••1 I))'"'"''~ 00WN • "" 'f'l ''" ~ .. ' .: <;•nta l £ .... ,,., 4 l.ltnut• '(.."!'Uli t-I "fillet tl•ll~ • ~Of up I! A11an coin 'I En"'"'*' , •• aoe 1) 8.111 OrOOt 2 • 9'Q-mou1n.a 23 U 110 o•tn :l'i Vflal ~! """o< Furnllhl~" c Nd V8' 11 t 15 IPO. 111, low ml. xlnt I 1 ,,..... L •LL •PPLI• CES ru ., 1' 1 x ru " $2499 558-7257 CADILLAC El-Dorado "'1 Edler....,.., ho·1 • --4-+--+---1 " " " $89,000 Aepo con,,, rel•rr. "•""'"t C•111· .-7 =w"""4 AYS 846-9000 DATSUN 80 280Z.X:-f-Bllfrltz 1•1• moOtl tN3. ~ Cltr .. ..._..n , • ...,. _ _ --1 IOaded I Mil/ white With red IMthlf. ...... ~-+--+-- HuntH DRY BOAT STORAGE on ~· " o' '7/a.2e57 t fully loeded • Roll• Pvbllehed O.lnQI Coatt ~ UNIQUE FURNITURf the w1ter. Newport 8Meh, ,,,.. 1 o ~97 ~t·,.., Royea orlll & Moon Aoof. Delly Piiot OO()f)lr '8 1985 tt47 s. Main St Crane Service 7 deya • "'IV99 . "-~---Ilk• new St5.900 c.n .... TM Senta Ane W.-C•ll 87~5901 II H1•• L1t••1M 646-33J7 after tO am Btwn !dlnger & W•met on --------"'le ----Mein St See the 8Mrl MOORING In NEWPORT Attend our ...... Mmlnat IEW Ill ULll aulllt HARBOR IOf Hie PriOt and r1c11111 a fr•• •so •a• eai •1 Open 1::""' Sun t2·& MQOtlebltl ~9-1930 AM/FM Stereo TV No .... ~ ~.~- . SLIP avall 8AL80 A o«MIOltlon to buy with WI Ill The folowWIO ,_..,,. _ Eleo. 8'ow, rlln09, top & COVES 1250/mo, to 38' crtcfll IPP'OVll doing bU..,,._ • MA"'- bottom own. od oond. " POW« boet 831-0253 AU·Uftll WU llW 1111 ~ E l 1 111 o 1 M T f " . Br~ 1150 146-4382 Slip Av .. -No llYI Abo#'d l1•1•H· 1tll IH fl•I CONTINENTAL. 4M E'"'-St .~aMeea,CAIMa7 ta" UC> to 32' l330 MAZOA 82 RX7 to.dad' MHr11f\ fteuR• ...., .'. •••.. SWALES ANCHORA.OE 17500 Or Beet e'..2.&e00' !MMr St . eo.11 ........ CA ~ Deify 9-6 Ml-150 I A.all Ed t2t27 7 ' Sofa . off·•f\lte , -----fOf Cal•"• 'l•urlt• 411 n«culon. IOOM pMtow U flf 21' Met UM. . ~ St eo.te ,._ CA bide Kini oond •\50. 2 20' l1a& Avl Nov 1 ~ MBZ 450SL 80, take OY'W ~7 Nft . 8ar 8t0011, ratt'an 19'th St N.8. $7&-0238 rta ;llS!OOl:>lk=.O.: TNa bu•l,..H It COfl w/ott wf\lte cu1hlon1, ~AvaMebi.,H',3()'32' ~-C... ~ 731_... -::ecs b't • hulbfond eftd l50 .. deyt tS&.-O t&t aa· 3333 w eo..1 Hwy --Ca6tr"I Mena 'tart• or...,. 780-0114 Npt 8dl t-S Mon-l'n MBZ '13 SOOSO, mint Thia lll*'*'t •• ,._, Nr\6' •~ • .._.. "'""IU\I ,.. .. IC cond, turbo, ... QIMtl, wltf'I .,_ ,. __ .., ,,.._ ot Of• ...... ...,._. __, ..,... WAHTU>· b beaut ... th Int. .. extr-. I ....,....,, ...-~ .-. ~ unft U.. Xohg paea 1424246 la,000 ObO 476-2727 IOedad S1IOO ObO Merl ,_. taoot----'800: Ev.Mt+Ollt ~ o....,. 0.... ,, Pf'O"'. *t ... orig &2IOO 81\.1. Idle llemt wltfl a Mel ll '50 7t 4,000 il!IMr ') 1 w I t4CI01 oof ttll • wl ~ PlicM Oadlltd Ad 0t t.t otr Cell '31· 1 tOO WMC AC1 "81111>? ~ "°' OCt~ •• 11 ...___. _ __._ ___ _ J6 Oospen~~ ,9 C•<>•u•- lQ c ion lO rnpAlf' l t '"" ,,.,, l, \'lulr~ I\ 4!>SO..••fl' I• MOie IOQ•< ., I Are Al • 1 •ff' lll Fmpl()o; ... •O R()()411 m•"'~' '' "4•1•~ OltQ(lef 10 16 19 V .. I •1 \ tK"k.ftll'f •4 I ft•A• 46 """'•IM 4 I 1i.nt. •U•• 4A ""owr •• •au•~ r1ah , . I' dtn eet '350'~ ttll • 27' CAL SallboM. N8 ownr w l all tKOtdl CMIVY 74 ~ 30ta ortQ,. ~~on s.pt.....,.,i SI ... MIO dftft MS-4106 142-611' Ow'9 Ot 113-G20 Lou '42-6171 & tMS ¥-m "---------------~~~~~~~~~:"'!!I l=-==""'=-~==-~--1 .-~- \ \ ) nr.-COMI DAIL y PILOT /Monday, OclOC. 28. 1Na "-------r.:::;::z::":-::;:;;:::;:r.;:;~=rm::i:r:;::-;:;;"'.::ii:"::r.;===:-:~=-r Iii!! _. IMl6a • publlC °" lflOMI on perQll "'-~· ~t .n.ct on the -Brotherhood of El«· P.aiCllDta ::-o:-....=-r.=::. ..CMmCf MlJCm'flC( ~=·~= =·ln~9'~ ="of":'~y:&. utca1 W«bra, Lot.aJ 810 ... ofltle\OWllMOllllUI HCiihOUIMJF •• ...Illa. No ntOt!PfOS*'!Ytocet«l llldlofperoej~,lntM oept the NegltNe • 2128{wheftlhewau CtJ:.:,r':9 Ole tMd IWtol NINd In.. MMmtTAff IT (CffACIOltNDIC&M.) ._._,_.~ offtoe ol the County "9-atlon and ~lino dOClt· member o1 U\8 Ex- --• oontnet-Oftlir '*'* __, The fOllOl#lne P990N.,.. NC)TICITO ~· Court ~t to wnenc1 the eordef of Mid oowity. mien«• Thie It not to be OOt'-ti Co tke *""°8 _,.... by OOl!IC*• wtlklh .,.. dolnO ~ •· MOU"-tAvteo • ~) JUnA'V Koll Center Newport ~ 11.ftOWn ... W ttrued •either 11P9fOVal"' ecu ve mrru · OT Cl~ Hl"llV , ..... ··A" °' ~·:.:. '=. ITV IENtm IEAVIOH, HI 0 ID u.. ~I ~ PiMned ComlT'Unlty 0.-w Colline Alie . O..enoe dlnlal by lhe City of·~ .. She WU allO • mem· ,.!.~ 1 ..._. ...., ..._ .... ._ "9ang,. .._.. 21oe Herbor INd , eo.ta HEOtDUS, eno ~· Stand110. '° u Thi •treet acsd,... end .-Ot liPPll"llon The ~ty:; ber ot Fl'lenda o f ._..,""" ~ ...,._, elut9 '° .,.,.,., MIN. CA t2'2t through tO, lnclueNe to a1iow UC> to two (21 r... other common dellOMilOfl. ~av-meml>ln ol Santa AN Ubrary be~ bytheaty~ ~ bondl wlll be WMIWl't Lie WM Y9t. 2121 YOO .AAI! HIHO SUf.D twtanta wtth e total groee tM rM1 ptopetly deeGftbed Olf*el publlC to rrllew and -"-will of tM City of lrW!e, ~ tot retecUon of b6d Menton ~· Height• 8Y PL.AINTI,, (A Ud ... ,. llOOt .,.. not IO exOMd ~ It purport.eel 10 be comment on U\lt documen-Funeral ~ IUC9 IOtn&. IOt lwnlilf*lt al pllM, PMV~ AATf.I OI CA tt74°6 ' demand1nclol M.A"CEl!N 3 250 9q1111e 1w1 wtthln Of· ( ... lcldf ..... abcNe) tetlon CoplH ol th be held Wedn8Ciay llbOf ..W:... ~ WAOU In eocotclenee wtttl Thi• t>ulll~• le con-1.0Ml.A"DO . flC:. 1111 "C'" of the Ptenned TM llncllr9igned Trust• Negall.,.. Olelatlllon tncl October 30, l l;OOAM tooa, ~t. -· thl> pt~ of hctlOrl cM1ed by an lndMdull Yw ..... M CAUIC>Alt Community cll9cllelme any 11ab111ty tOt any tuC>9<Jr11nQ cloclutMn" ., Pi 8t'Oll &U trlNl)Ol'tatlon, ut111t• and tTr3 of Ole c.llfOtni. Labor w-.m LAI w.,,_ DAYI ...., WI •--• Thie ptojec1 n.. bell\ r• tncotrectneee Of the ,,,.... aV.Uat>ll lOf publkl r1¥11W at tree C h 1 .. odlet "...,,.and,..._ Code.""',.,_.. .,, .. 111no Thia etatement ... flted II ...-"' ,_ .. • a vlew9d and 1t hat ti.fl«»-lcldf ... and other common and lnlPIC110o at the Plall-Bro adway apC! nec .. Hry lheretor · u rai. of S*' dtenl Wll09I encl with the County eterti of O..· ty,..rtttlft ,...... et i.tn1'*i that It la cateo<>ri-cleeignatlQt\, If any, ~ nlng Oeper1ment, ~ with &.v. Chatlftl D prcMdeel In the oonlr1C1 hOlictrf and 0'4nlml worll In County on ~tember .._ -'-catty tQmC>I under the re-hertln NewPQt1 8Moh, 3300 Clark Fint U nJ \ed ~·· for conatructk>n '"' ioc.lty In 1lllt'6Cfl tt1e WOtt1 ~M& A ....., • ,._.... .. • M*'ll• or the Callfornla Said MM wtll bl maot, port 8oulevarcl, Newport • h of roedwey ltnptovernenta 1a to be pertonneO hM bMrl 13 • ,..... N4..,..... ~,.. '7P9-~ronmental Oualtty Ac1. wllhout covenant or wat· e ••ch . C a 111orn1 • Methodl1t C hurc • CIP S2 t·&3 '099''* .mi 'f,; o«>telnlcl ffom the Olr1C10t Publltlllcl O..enge Cout wrttt. '"' 1ne1 _. Ill Notlel 1, hereby rurther ranry. ••Pl"-or Implied, r.. 926&a-e915 (7141644-3225 Co.ta Mesa offld.at- purtenancH thereto, n of thl Oeper1ment Of lndue-Diiiy PllOt Octoo.t 1. t4. 21 "',,...., ..... ._. • ,_ ghlwl that MlY of l U lH& __. ... -' .. ....,,.. ltlQ will bl Mid on the 7th enwmbrancH . lncludlng 9lvtn lhet uld publlc '- 7 • ~t PiC!~ Bro. epeolftcatlOM on hie " 1 ... wt11ett It on Ille In ttie office of • M-790 -· d• 01 November 198& 11 ,... Cl'latgee anc1 ... '*".. ing w111 bl held on the th me oMc. of the OlrectOt of Pub-the elt)' CllttC Of tfle City of • ....... M4 .. ,._ ,,: hOUf ~ 7 30 pm In 'the 91 the Truet .. and of the ell)' 01 Nov.mber, 198&, ti Bell Broadway, 0t He WOl'll• OS lrvlne and w4ll bl rna6I tve#-.. _IC Mn~ "'' 1 nu • ..._, ,_ IMJ COuncll Cnembl'• ot the fruttt crfftlcl by Mid Deed the hour of 7 30 Pm. In t rec\Orl. 642-91 ~O DATE OF OPENI~ Bl able to eny ln1•...S per1y ... ~ ""'""'" ............... ,_, Newport BMc:h City Hiii. of Trutt. to pay the remeln-COuncll Chemblr• Of I 8'01 wit! bl recelYld " 1119 upon requeet The contrw:-l'K:TITIOUI ..,..... ...... ......, lfMI ,...... 3300 Newpor1 Boulevard.. Ing prl~ tuma ot the NewPQt1 BMctl City Hall, offtoe of the City Clerll of the tor 111c1 any 1M.1bc0nlr1Ctor ftmNT ertJ _, .._ leklfl ...... ~ 8"ch CeilfOrnl• ~-eecured by MIO Deed 3300 Newpor1 Boulevard, City ot '"'lne located at un0er him fhal pay not.... MA.Ml ITA .,. fwiMf • .,.,.. .,_ the 11 .tllOh time .,.:0 place any ot Tru9t 10 wtt. teo,748."t ~ BMch, Cellfornla, 17~00 Jambor.. Ro•d. 11\111 the apeclflecl prevelllng Thi tollowlng ~ IS oeurt. and tll Plftc>Oa lnt«Mled with Inter•• thereon from at whleh time 111c1 place any lrYlne, c.tltornla, 92713, ,11 .. of w-oee to ell ..ont· :::OUs ~e:V ~M · TMn.,. .--...., ,. mey 8'J9MI and be '-d ~ti 26, 1965 at 11% per end 111 pereona lntet•1ed PEIRSOL UlltN 10 00 • m on Ncwem• men ~ In the n -E 16 h St Mt ... Mi .... Yau_, ••t ti-eon F0t 1nt0tmat1on call WWlUtl"I u PfOYIOICI In Mid may ~., 111<1 bl hMtd H b ber 13, 1985 •t wnleh '""' ecutlOoofthecontrlCt P.ANY.~ ~~9i627 ~ · to _..,........., rifht 171 41844•3200 not•pluteotttandanylcl· thlteon.For1n1orma11onca1 eorge u e ri end p&K.-btdt wtM bl pub-LABOR REGULATIONS· 1• .: .. Batt Co .. .,. If,_• N4 llft0Wft ,.at lloheft..~, lee· ,,~of 110.00000 with (7141644-3200 I Peinol, reBident of 11c1y 09IM«: .,.....,...,,, • ....,_. ... ,.,.,,, Plennh•t Com -1n1ar .. 1 ,.., lie...,.~. -.0· Cor ona del Mar Ch~• Bid• 11\aJl bl with all the requir~t• of Inc • S '"°""J,...,.,.. Mfttoe • ~ Cttr of Newpon Thi blnlllelary uncllf Mid retarr. "•nnlnt Com· __ .-a October 1ubmltt•d In H•l•cl Sec1ion 17775togethltwlth atlOo, t10 ~~':~~27treet. 1 ......... eMoe (llMN !ft~ Dllclot Trutther.toforeex· mleMon, cttr of Newpon, p...,.. away J en~ marked on the all othel tPPI~ rlql>W• CO.ta Mela. the phene Mc*). Publllhlcl Orange eo..1 ecuted and cllllYltlcl to the heel\ 26, 1985 Born une outlldl, "Std• fOt Conatruc-ment1 ot th• Cellfornla Thia bull~H :11~on· o..__ de ..... -Daily Piiot October 28. 19&5 ut>der-'Onlcl a written Dec-Put>llehed Orange Cout 19, 1912 in Nebr-.k.a. tlon of Aoldway Improve-Labor CocM ucted by • COfPOf .,_.... ..u ~ tit-M-797 111at1on of Default and De-Dally Piiot Octobef 28. 198 $··-"' ed by his w ife metlll Of' ltvlne C.nter DRAWINGS AHO SPECI· Patncie BMtrowz dloW ..._. "'"9 llfl,..... mend IOt Sall, and I !Witten M-79 .., vaV . ' o,.,.... end Alton Pw11wey·· FICATIONS A tun Ml of Thie ttatement wu 11~ • ao Dtd CAUIC>ANOI fltllllC NOTICE Notlel of 0eteu11 and Etec-Eleanor; mter, Gracie LOCATION OF tHE dr-tnge-a~ apeclflcatlOot th t~ntyC~:~ pare preHnt ar wn1 tlOotoSell TheunOlr1lgnlcl Schrodtt, of N a pa, WOAK· Thi wort! to bl per-It evallable tor lnlc>et110o ange ty on ,..._q ...-. • -NOTICI Of cauMO said Notice of 0.. Idaho M r Pelrsol '°"'*' hlrMlnder la located wlttlOut charOI" the of!lce 17. 1985 ,,...,.. .._'" ..u -"· TIWITll'I IAU taolt and E*tlon to Sell to the o~r of the In the City of !Nine, County of the Director of Public Coul UM MIU e -._... T ,a No PUCCIO bl reeorded In the county WU of Orange at lrvlne Centet W0tlt• of the City of lrvtne ~~Oct~ 14 21 .... ,.,_. ,.. • ..._.. IMPORTANT NOTICE TO wnare the rNI property '' c.orona del Mar Phar- DrM (l.C 0 .) ~ a.. ~ "'' ot Mid ctr--1 24. t9t5 · · · put111'r 11¢ • 1111 u1111 PROPERTY OWNER. locttlcl BLIVEN macy from 195 l to CanyonWuh end 1--405 end lllQ*. ~tlonl encl b6d l . M·77t ..,...e,....._......... YOU ARE IN DEFAULT THOMA• H. LUOlOW, -Warren C . Bliven , age 1972 ~ President .Alton-Pertcway between Pe· O o cum en 11 m • 'j b • °""'pllr HR la• fer-UNDER A DEED OF TRUST, N6d trw ... , ... 0 . 9oa 1028, Y6 I d t ' d } M olflea ("".A""Street)endl-5 purchaMdlromthlOepart· "'•ll d•4•• ••tele• OATEDAPRILl8 1985 UN-COfot1e, CA t1711·102t, • ongumereai en o f the rona e ar DESCRIPTION OF WORK ment of Publlc Wortc•. City ............ UIMd ...... LESS YOU TAKE ACTION 714·717·1200, Thom.. of <Asta Mesa. Passed C hamber o f Com· The wort! to be pertormeel 01 lrYlne, 11200 Jambor• P\8.JC NOTICE .,. II _. ....-. au TO PROTECT YOUR PROP-Ludlow, Jf. away m Phoenix, An· merce past President lhall lncluOebut nolblllm· Road, lrvlne, Calllornla. -ERTY IT MAY BE SOLO AT Publlthlcl Orange Cout zona0ctober24 1985 f o'c P h ma-lted to Curb. Gutter. S~ 92713 Anon-refund•t>1119e '1CTITIOUl.,...ll II_....,..,,....... au ,. PUBLIC SALE IF YOU Deity Piiot October 28. No-' o · • ar., welll ... c Pevlng. B ... and of 125 00 wlll bl Cherged '°' .. ,,.. ITA~ , .. , .............. ,_. NEED .AN EXPLANATION vernber 4, 11, 1985 He IS survived by ceutical Amlociauon, tubbate. tewer, t torm eacn ... of dOCUl!'llf'lll ThefottowlnQpereofl•at• .,.,..., ....... , .......... OF THE NATURE OF THE M·7~ daughter , Jane put Board Member drain, Edlaon coodull, P•· Ortwlng•.191Clf1Ce11on .. nd doing bulln .......................... PROCEEDING AGAINST Aderhold, and two f th Calif Ph.anna- clflc Tel9')hone conduit. bid doa.lmenlt will be mall-.ARTRONICIJ. 25&tt Indian , •• , .. GHH de H YOU YOU SHOULD CON· grand daughters 0 ··~-· ... .:..._ F 1tr!Oing. ttreet llght1, agrl-ed. upon reoetpt of r~ Hiii Ln •G, L.agun• Hiiia, CA PfDpl1 &tM • ........ TACT .A LAWYER Pla.IC NOTICE ceuuuu """""'· U· cul1Ufal water 11ne. tempor-no later than 10 calendar 92653 doMf,.,,.,..de .. _.... On NOVEMBER 27, 1985. Graveside service and neral lel"Vlcetl Tues- llY roadway pavtng. and dty1 Pflor to the date NI IOI SWd Pour-I, 255tt IJdiMen ..,.. ,...1t1ll11 at 1o oo AM T11omu H. '1CTITIOUI 9UllNEll mtermenl Tuead.ay al day October 29, 1985 conduit '°' C&TV W•tarn opening t>lda. tor an 90· lncllan Hiii Ln •G, Laguna ........ ,.... ... Mlted Ludlow u duly appointed NAMI I TATIMINT I PM d ir ected by lOAM l Pacific Union, Dita Communlce· dltlOntl ctlarge of '5 00 Hlllt. CA 02653 ....,_...., • •-..... Substitute TruilM under The lollowlng pereont are • at_ a tlOo. SECURITY FOR COM· Jane POUfllZafl. 25591 In-llrmadl.,.___11,.._ end reuant 10 Deed of doing bu91,_ .. SUELIN W estminster Park View Memorial Park, COMPLETION OF WORK PLETION OF WORK Thf Olan HIN Ln •G. L.aoun• -............ ,.. Truat~ated .April 18. 1985 PRODUCTIONS, 18480 M ortuary and Cem-Newport Beach, Ca. All wortc 11 to bl completed contrtCI ooeumentt call IOI HIHa. CA 92653 ..,_a un..,.... • ,..._ recorded 11 1n11 No venu1 Or . Wu1mln11er, CA etery 893-2421 In lieu of flowers wtthln 120conteeut1111work· monthly p<ogr"' ptymen!r Thlt 1>u1ln11t I• con· .,_.. de 1h11ll11 o e 8&-137367 ot Ottleltl A. 92683 ·b 1ng dtY' from the data •P41CI· bated upon the angl,_ t ouctlcl by· hutband and wife ._......,. de .,.-...., cord• In the office 01 lhl unc:1a Sue CoyM. t&4eo memorial contrt u - ll•d In the Notice to •llmalt ot lhe pe<'cenf~ Jane Ill<!$-' Pouraart ~et *9ctorte ,._ County Recorder• ot Orange Venu• Dr. Weetmln•••. CA HILL tiona may be made to Proc.ect of work comc>leted The CI) Thi• ttatarnent .... f'lled ). County Stale ol Ctlllornl• 92683 W Hill · Hoag Hospital Ne w · AWARD OF CONTRACT will rtl•ln ten ( 10) percent 01 wltn the County Clerk ot Or· c.. ..... 71712 Peculect by ,Anthony and Thi• l>utln•H ,, con· Nayoma . • retn· D---h 'p fc Thi Owner ""'"" the each p<ogr-payment et anoe County on September The name wid addr-of Jean Pucdo WILL SELL AT dueled by an ln<llYldual dent of Santa Ana. port ~ · aca 1 rlgllt. attar opening bi<ll. to ~rtty f0< completlOo <>' 18, 11185 the court le. (B noml>re Y PUBLIC AUCTION TO Linda Sue Coyne P8lllled away October View Mortuary, DI· r~ any or alt t>ldt , IO lhe balance of the wO<ll Al ,,_.., dlreoclon 0. le oortt It): HIGHEST BIDDER FOR Th11 1tetemen1 wu flied 26 l985 Belo ed rectors. 644-2700 walYe any Informality In • Ille requeat and e~penM ot Publlahe<I Oranoe Cout ORANGE CO.UNTY SU· CASH (payable at llrM Of with the County Cle<k ol Or· .' rdv C bid. 10 make -1101 In lhe the tueeaalul blddlf. llM Otlly Piiot October 14. 21, PERIOR COURT. 700 CMc tale In lawful money ot the ange County on Septembef wife of Cliffo · 1ntet1t1 of the Owner and 10 City w1u pty the amount K 28. November 4 1985 Center OflYI W•t. Senta United Stal•) at the north 19, 198!> Hill, of Santa Ana; rejeci all other bldt ret•lned upon compltanot M·785 Ana, CA 92702 ll'ltranc. of the,_ Orange f2'7031 be) ved mother o f PROPOSAL GUARANTEE wttn the requirement• ot The name, addr ... end County CourtllouM localed Pul>llaned Or•noe Cout 0 Ronald t AND BONDS Elldl bid thall Gov.,nment CoOe s.cttor' leiephone number of plain-11 700 CIYlc Cent• Ori,,. Dally Piiot October 7. 14, 21 , three aorul, o be 1ccompan1ao. l>y • 14402 and the PfoY\alone <>' tiff"• attO<My. or plllntlff W•t. Santa Ane. Calflornla, & 28. 1985 Huntington Beac h , c.n11\ed 0t catnter • chick 11\e conlrtct documentt Pla.IC NOTICE wtlhoul an '""'~· la: (El 111 ngnt tltle and 1n1er .. 1 M·777 Stephen o f Santa or by • corporal• 1Yrety perttlr1lng 10· Subatltullor nombr• la dlfeccion y al nu-con~ to end flO'llO held d J ff f bond 0t1 the form turnlehlcl ol Securlllea ftCmlOUI .,..... mero 01 1111tono clll by 11 und., Mid ~ ot Pla.IC NOTICE Ana, an e rey 0 t>ytMOwneruguatantM PROJECT AOMINIS· NAMllTATl..wT a1>0gt0o deldemancl1nte,o Truit In lhl prOP9fty lltu· Garden Grove; and lhtl bidder w111. ''an _.,d TRATION AllqUNtlontrll• The ro1iow1ng peraona are c1e1 dlmandante que no atlcl In Mid County and NOTICE Of daughter, Patrice 11 made lo him In IC· tlve to thl1 ptOllCt prlO< tc doing~ u SUNRISE tlenoe ebogado, •I URE S t dllcr1bed u f'UlllJC HeAfUNG Hill Santa Ana A.lao cordanoe wtth the 1erm1 of ope ning bldt th a ll bt ASSOCIATES. O~ Civic ANO SHUJ:IE. 333 Civic ':!oe1 No 1 Lot 20. Tract Notice I• he<eby given lhetl • b · th h" l>IO, p.omptty ~,. directed to M Sage 011111 ~ Plue. Suite 290, Newpo<I Cent« Ofl119 w .. 1. Santa 1782 In lhe City ol Orange. the Planning CommlMlon ot 1 SUJ"VIVed by ro er Wortcmen'1 Compentellon P11bl1c Work• (71 4 8eech.CA92&e0 Ant . CA 92701 (714) .,pe°.-maorecordld ln l>OO« the C11y of Newport a..cn 1 Lloyd Long, Cheyen-lnaorance end habillty 1n. 860-3655 Sunrlt1/0old Circle Part· 5S8-3967 59 25 Mlteetlaneout wl11 hOld a put>llC hMrlng lo W . f ur sisters aurenc.. execute• contrte1 ev ORDER o1 lhe Cit) '-'· a California llmltlcl DATE (FICt\t ) APR 18 · P-oe ~ otflc:e of 1111 contkler Amen<lmenl NO I ne, y, 0 , • "' lhe requlreO l0tm and Council of the Ctty ot lrvtne partne,.nlp, On• Civic 1985 M~. lnr 1 Olf 01 tald 828 an amendment to Tille J u n e K r u z I k . tumletl .. 11stectory bond• DATED October 18, 198~ Plue, Suite 290. Newport llI A. MANCff.. Ctertt, :/ ecor 20 01 the Newport a..ch ChC!yenne, W y ; Clara tor the feltntut perlor~ cm Of' lllVM:, I Y· BMch, California 92&e0 ., D ~ o.pytr Co~monly known 11. Municipal Code Mlal>llthlf19 Glover Lafayette, ot the contrect and l0t the NANC Y e. LACfY. cm Thi• t>u•ln... I• con· Pvbllthed Oranoe eo..i A Or regulation• controlllng ,,,.I Mar• Lang Pl)"Mnt of clelmt ot mt-CLUH( dUC1ed by a llmlted partner-Dally PllOt October 21. 28, 23~~:.. ~~· Lot arra of ln1t1llttl0n of .. 1111111 dlah ~·~· garet • terla lmen and labor••• Publlatled Orange Cou1 thlP Novemt>er4, t1 198& Tract No 5055.lnthlCllyof tr1tenr1aa 1n tneClty Btlhngs. M o ntana, thereunder SllO check Of Otlly Piiot October 21 28 Pet• c Kr-M·780 0 anoe County of Orange NOTICE IS HEREBY and Penny German. bidder"• bond lhall bl In an t985 Thi• llltement *U flied r · " _,_ d.d GIVEN that • Negative Dec· Og-"-'-N b· fi amount of not 1111 tnan ten I M· 790 with the Cour1ty Ci.ti! of Qr. State 01 Caln or .... , reeor laratton nu ~ pr19ared ......,.., e • ve I 10) perc.nt of the amount ol .,. County Ori September P\a.IC NOTIC[ ~3 ~=-= 2:pa~ by tile City of N-port grandchildren, and 1 the bid The Faithful Per ~. 1985 theoo~ of the C:,.,y ~ .. Betcil In connection with the great-g ra n d c h i Id = !:'~.cs~1~'1\ Publ!Wld orano:~ ~TtC..:::..O corder ot uld county ;:i1c:,...,.no'~,:,~;! Mn. Hill was a mem- percent ot '"" total tmOUnl oa11y Pilot October 7. 14. 21 Nollet i. hlre«Jy gjYen that Come m:i:z.,.,i::o~~· itet• that, the aubllCt d.-ber of International of tne btd prlOa nemed In the 1 & 28 198!> me Planning CommlMIOn of 2526 "'V'"'• ti 2 1 velopment wUI not reault In • conlract Thi Labor and M•· • M· 781 the City of Newport Beach Parcel No. 3 P1rcel .. PACIFIC VIEW MEMORIAL PARK Cemetery • Mortuary Chapel • Crematory 3500 Pac1hc View Drive Newport Beach 644-2700 HARBOR LAWN- MT. OLIVE Mortuary • Cemetery Crematory 1625 Gisler Ave Costa Mesa 540-5554 PIERCE BROTHERS BELL BAOADWAV MORTUARY 110 Broadway Costa Mesa 6-42-9150 QUICK DRAW that's classified ad- vertising when you want quick responSe to your off er. Class1f1ed ads phone 642-567.13 Daily Pilot Plet.IC NOTICE FICTTTIOUI 9UllNEll NAMe l TAT!MINT The IOllowlng pel'IOnl are dOlng boalneu .. SECUR ITV BENEFIT SERVICES , 2706 Harbor Blvd . Cotlt Mesa CA 92826 Wllllem LM Weever 28:? 1 Allenton. Hacienda He1gn11. CA91745 Thlt butlnelt It COfl dliCted by an 1ndlvldual Wlllltm LM Weevftf Thl9 1t1temen1 wu ti~ w1tl'I Ille County Clerk of Or ange County Ori S99tembe< 13 1985 ,_... Publllhed Orange Coul Delly Piiot October 7, 14, 21 & 28, 198!1 M·750 Plan• out of tun• t A DAILY l'tLOT AD-YI~ MJ.sn• 0 CHICK IVERSON 0 THEODORE ROBINS FORD OCONNELL CHEVROLET ~~ Chevrolet • Porsche • Audi 4'1 E. Ce11t hy., lt.,.r1 leaelt lll-OIOO Highest Quality Sales & Service 0 &')~th (:()llOty---®JJt VOLKSWAGEN/ISUZU CALIF'S ~ 1 I LARGEST VOLKSWAGEN DEALER NEED WE S AV MORE? Parts Open M·Sat 8 5 30 Sat 9 · 4 "m Service m-Frt 7 30 -6 pm 11711 IUCH ILYO HUNTINOTOH H ACH 714/ 842-2000 The Best Car Buys In Orange County Are At The Dealers Listed On This Page ~ 0 CREVIER BMW ~ '-"SALES• SERVICE• LEASING \,/JI' "Where Professional A tt1tude Prevails" tpec:..,l1lng In Europeen Dellvery. Eacellent S.lectlon of New end carefully Pfepered UMd 8MW'1 always 1n atoek 835-3171 208 W. 1et St., Santa Ana Cornet o r Bro8dway 3 '" St Closed Sund•y• GSTERLING WIS -SHV1C£ -LWt•C -'HTS Overseas Oeltvery Spec1al1s1s BMW -ROLLS ROYCE 1540 Jamboree Rd. Newport Beach 840-D4'lo111 • JIM SLEMONS IMPORTS t#1 0""'1 •t. -H•w C•r Loe.I/on 1001 a... II. -R• .. I• Dlvl1lon U.S.A.'s # 1 Thunderbird Retail Dealer Modern Sales. Service, Parts. Body. Paint & Ttre Depts Compet1t1ve Rates On Lease & Daily Rentals 20IO lar~er lhtl., 0.sta ••u 142-0010 ., 140-1211 0 NABERS CADILLAC ~ 2100 lllRIOR ILYI., COSTA IESI (114) 140-1100 (213) 111-1218 •Best Prices •'Convenient Location • Great Location • Super Service • Courteous & Knowledgeable Sales People '>fl'I BEAC.." 81.JfNA PA'1~ PACIFIC OCEAN o COMMONWEALTH VOLKSWAGEN 2121 lar~er llwtl., Cesta 1111 Over 23 Years Serving Orange County Sales • Service • Leasing 546-1200 Special Parts UH 546-9400 MONDAY-FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY 8,30 AM -9:00 PM 8:30 AM -6:00 PM 10:00 AM -5·00 PM 0 HOUSE OF IMPORTS INC. • LONG TERM LEASES • COMPETITIVE PURCHA SE PRICES • HUGE INVINTORY 0 dial MERCEDES A 213/714 837-2333 Nex t to Santa Ana Fwy (5) on Manchester/Beach Blvd . BOBLONGPR Oran<J• County' Oldetc & L.itrgnt Pontiac Ol'•l~nhlp •t S..ltCh 81Yd & the Gilrd•n Grow Fre.wtty f714 89Z .... •I f7t•J 61 .. ZIOO W• pu form all Ponlf.tc w.,ranty work. ~aroteu of wtiere you Of'lglMll.)' P'.lll:Msed your car. BUIC K rLolu,s JAGUAR ISUZU #1 Buick a lauzu Dealer In O.C. OldHt Jegu•r Dealer In O.C. lpeclaM.IJng In Cuetomer 9ettefKt&on 292!1 Harbor Boulevard • (714) 979-2500 P 0 Boa I 630 • Coeta Me .. CA 92626 • a. l1lC1CJ'Ol a rl10CJlCX1 PONTIAC SUBARU • TRAN~ AM SLASHES I f IRI BIRO • ~000 SH • PARISIENHC e P RICES~ • • B()HN( 'Jill [ • GRANO PRIX LIQU IDAT ING • SUNBIRO COtMR118l£ • I 1000 1985 MODELS • GRANO AM UNOfR ANY CIRCUMSIAHClS Wt Seti udt111ttt Wf Will a l1lC1CJ'Ol NOT Bl UNOERSOLD1 • PONTIAC SUBARU FIERO 2•&0 Hlrbor Bhd. Costa Men Newport Bt1ch 714/549-4300 24&0 Harbor Btvd. Costa Mesa Newport Bt1dt 714/549-4300 G ORANGE COAST JEEP /RENAULT 8 UNIVERSITY OLDSMOBILE HONDA 2880 H•rbor Blvd. 0 Wond'• t.rgnt Setectton of fT\ 1.HfCtJdB~ Benz \CJ IP-l300 ~ T AMILY STORE SINCE '53' W Sales -Service -Lea.sin g -Coata Meu 540-0713 OPa llOllDAY IV'afW UM1'lL .... I'.•. IB0t1 LONGPRt l .... u.111 .-PW ·Stnkt ·M,Sliet Ml-0110 IN SANTA AHA 3 Blocks So ot 405 Fwy. TOMORROW: FAIR • FORECASTS ON A2 Serving Newport Be.ch, Cotti Mn1, Huntington Beach, lrvlne, Laguna Beach, Fount1ln Valley and South Orange County C ALIF O RNI A '111 --.,1· · --• • ,, .~ -~'t ·~ Laguna transient stabbed to death Policeholdtng suspectWho threatened 'to _ge~' .man bayoneted in g~s statio~ By PAUL ARCHIPLEY murdcnna another homeless man. Ot .. °"9r,......., David Lynn La Villa, 39, is m A transient is being h~ld by Laguna custody in connection with the stat>- Bcach pohce today for susp1c1on of bin11. death of Robert Charles Col- Sports Kansas City did It, com- ing from three back to win the World Serles./81 California Humphrey the wandering whale takes a turn for the worae./A7 Nation The make-believe fright of Halloween has been replaced by genuine fear a year after the slaylngs of two young trick-or- treaters./ AS World Israeli planes kill five people, wound nine In Lebanon raid./ A4 INDEX Bridge Bulletin Board Business Claaslfled Comics Croasword Death Notices Entertainment Horoscope Ann Landers Opinion Paparazzi Police Log Publlc Notices Sports Television Weather A9 A3 8 5-6 87-10 A9 89 810 AS BS A10 A6 A10 A3 84, 10 81-4. 10 AB A2 HBwinner spinning for the big one A 29-year-old Huntington Beach man hopes to become an instant milhona1re tonight in the Cahfom1a lottery. Wilham Barlow Jr , who was reported by his father as being too excited over the prosJ)('cts of sudden Related atorlea on A7 riches to sleep Sunday night, was in Hollywood television stud ios this momang prepanng for the big span of a roulette-style wheel that could bnng him as much as $2 m1lhon. The aeneral manager of Lunbar Solar Systems in Garden G rove, Barlow {>lans to use the money to buy a house 1fhe should get so lucky. He's a bachelor and a ~duat.c of La Q uinta High School in Westm1s1er. The lottery winners will be an-noun~ at a pnme-time grand prize TV show to ni&ht bum, 32, at a Laguna Beach gas station Sunday. Accordlna to pohcc Lt. Jam White, pohce received an anonymous caJI at 10:19 p.m . Sunday. The caller said a man was in ne-cd of help at the Union station at 120 S. Coast H1ghwa~. Police found Colburn lying an the station parkinJ lot. He had bttn stabbed once in the chest and was Local artists seeking support, but shun 'Orange County'tag Galleries. museums overlook 'home-rown · works. some complain at oc arts conference Artists in Orange County face a fruatratina dilemma. They want support from local collecton, plleries and audienccs1 r.et they don't want to be labeleo '()ranee County arti1ta" and ~ ~ stiam• of conaervallvc and provtncial ttereotypea the county hu been addled with. "To be ca.lied an Oranae County an11t 11 devastatina." IA.id Vic Joachim Smith1 a local artist and a.rt professor ementua at Ctl State Full· erton. "Many aniau here aft: e>int under· 11ound bccaUJC they don t wapt to be known u Ora.n,e C.Ounty artllU and have the o ld imap of a atidc·in·lhc- \ mud." While Smlth i1 hopeful that local art11u will become laa concerned with labels and arbitrary criteria uled to Judie their wort, olhen in the Oranle County an community aay artiau ~ 1tnvina neverthelea to have lfltlr work recopized locally u well u by a national art audience. They 10mctimes complain that local plleria and muteum1 overlook area aniau while collecton under· estimate the guallty of local an. In addition. the flnanciaJ suppon for an muteuma and p.lkriet la weak. The lfOWina pains Ora.nee Coun- ty'• art World fa operieod.na WU the topic of a dav·lona c:oafeftncc pre.- i I ' ented Last Thunday by the Orange County Arts Alliance. At one of three panel d1scuss1ons held at the Irvine Hilton. Sm1t.h was joined by an collectors and museum ~ors to discuss the state of the visual aru in Oraqc County "lt'1 very difficult for artists naht now. Tbe 1uppon stnJciurc for Or- anae County an.iSU isn't ID ~ There are not enouah plJeries. 111d Betty Turnbull. co-owner of the TLK Oallery in CON Mesa. Turnbull. put curator of an at the Newport Harbor An MuteUm, said 1f more support for the aru ia not provided lo Oran,e County 100n. artilU will awt ICllvint the ana to ~dleWbm. ''The way It stanch now ... Abe DJd. .. an ii still pretty atim ptekinp. It's eettina b9ttcr, but it's not mov1na pronounced dead at the scene. Pohce wd Colburn was apparent!~ asle-cp in a sle-cp1ng bag when he was stabbed. They have a bayonet that is the suspected murder weapon A countywtde bulletan was broad- cast for apprehension of La V ilia. The two men knew each other, Whale said, and LaValla reponedly was angry at Colburn. Other transients told police LaY1lla was threatening 'to get (olbum." White said At 2 49 a m today, the Orang(' County Shcntrs Dcpanmc.-nt re· ce1ved a call from ~"ure \\. 1Jrld secunty polac<' who said the) had La Villa in cumidv 1n the park1n~ 1111 of Geneva Prc'>bytenan ( hurc..h Acc.ording to a l..c:1'>un: \\. orld Sccun1y D1v1s1on spolu:'>man C apt It's OK to boo during contests for Halloween ., Early saJutes to The Great Pumpkin at Orange Coast shopping malls over the weekend provided plenty of good Ideas for costumes and decorations for upcoming Halloween festtvtttes. Fashion Island customers, who received free pumpkins last week, brought their Jack-o'-lanterns back for judging Sunday. Spectators and competitors of all ages looked over the winning entries In the carving contest, above. Twtne Kristen and Andrea Ehret, 2'h. of Laguna Niguel, showed off their stripes and spots for the Judges at South Coast Plaza's carousel. They took third place In the 2-to 4-year-otd dMalon of the skeleton crew competing for pFlzee. Costumed characters. with a ghost of a chanoe, also vted for most unusual. most traditional, most happy and moet ghoulleh honors at Fash Ion Island where featlvlttes 8*> Include a pumpkin stng-along. Any bootng at both events was either cheers for the creative efforts and coloring talents displayed or scary practice for trtck-or-treatwa who will be knocking on door• and bobbtng for apples on Thursday night D8My Plot photoe by Mike Schwertz Bob Rimmer and Sat Wilham John- \on had heard tht bulletin on thetr patiol car radio and 'potted the !.uspect'~ \eh1cle 1n tht lot Tht' officer\ apprehended LaYalb ,md an un1dent10ed passcnr.er La V ilia wa\ booked an to the Laguna Bcalh 1a1l and faces arra1a:n- men1 Tut'~a' Bail has bttn set al S15fJJJ(JiJ Whitt said Reagan, hostage kin to confer Son and daughter of Coast captive joining relatives From staff and wire report• .\ '>llf dOJ daughter ul Hun11ng1on !kat '1 rn1Jcnt Da\ld P Jaco~n wcn: t».pntcd lo~fa~ tOJOln relatives of other .\ment"an'> held hostage 1n Lchanon l11r a long-av.a1ted m~ting at the "h tc Hou'>C with President Rcagan Thc mecll nl! '.A. Ill mark the first time n .i t·nllth\ >rdeal thal the relati.n 111l·•ur111 th~"'" A.mcncans k1Jnappt·J in I C'hanon have been 1n\11ed ''' rnet"t "'llh Rt:dg.tn Pat. J.iuJh\t n ,f "e'itminster and hi'> \l\tt"r Diam 11( I ung Beach were '><.hl·dukd tu alt<.·nd 11id.t\ ·., hnding \A.1th the prt'\1den1 11 .. \11rncthtnl!, "'<' \(' ~n worlt - 1ng to\A.arJ t11r a lone. lime." Enc Ja<.(•h'K n ,,t Huntington Beach. .inotht·: '"r •I the ludappc:d A.men- \ Jn h•1c,p1ta1 adm1n1~trator said lvd.t\ .. v._ e're all looking al this as an ppr1r<~n1t.., '" <''PrM'i our conct"ms .irJ 'ugJH''ll '"' t• • thl nre'i1den1 and ,,, d, ... JhPul tht· rauonak for our Jrr<'nt polll "'11d Jatob<.en who ·c mdint J ~:h • ,t 1n f>rJnF.t" ( ount) (Pleaae eee HOSTAGES/A2) Inspection due after plane dive kills man 8~ ~TF,. \ f. "1A RBl.E Of -Delly _, 11-1' \ -.rr .1 .i1 pt.int in\"" t•d in .i latal r.t\tl \un.t.i\ 111 the 113\I ul <)cal H<.·al h '.Ao," 11 , >x· ra1\t'd tr•1m the ()(Can t1>..IJ\ .rnd to'.A.nl tc lanJ tor 1nsptc- 11un h t··,krJI wth1 nt1r' f he!•~ l 't'JI ( hdl°'fld Je-.cn~ a<; .i \tun• ,,I.int 'f\IJ\hcd 1n111 tht· o<:t'an • .rnJ o;..i11l 1n ~"Int •I "-atcr l illa ng a p.1,'t'nl't r .1:id n 1rnll thr pilot Thr .lu d1·1 tpp.trrr.tl \A.t'nt unnnll<.ed h\ .i r••"d ,of '"'1 ii.atht·red near the r1n t" ,l'Jchr,111 "-t·al lkalh' "11th Jnn ' r.,,1r. Tht• pllnt I h.irlt' \I.than 'itl nl l cl<. o\Oj!t'I••' \\J\ .t.hk In lrl'C h1mo,cll lrnm tht• "rr, l..djlt .rnd \A.a' p1t ked up ...,\ tht 'l rrt r "' J pn' ate hoat C lrang<.· I 11unt. \hen ff<. l t Roh i...emm ''41J \fahan "'"' trJn,lnrc-d 1t1 a 'h1·nff, harh"r r'Strnl hoa1 and talcen t11 the \eJI Fka1. h 1'1er where-he was mt t !"I\ paramC'dlt ~ I Ir "'u sut>sc- ..iu ·nth trt'Jtt"d t.ir m1n11r in1unt's at lPleaK .ee PROBE/A2) ROBERT HYNDMAN --- Focus n~ t Hf N£~S Police identify body of slain man found set on fire in field very fast." Kevln Conscy, d1m:tof. of the Newport Harbor Art Museum. like- ned the arts an Orange County to an adolescent. "It lacks 'SOme matunty and sopb1sucallon:· he said. "and 11 also lacks money •· As 1 renowned art mu~um the Newport Harbor An Mu~um d()('\ not typ1cally d1ffercnua1e httwccn Oranar County 1n1m and non- rounty artllts, ConKy ~1d Althou&h local artist• have their won euub1tcd there from ume to time. they Ir"' not pven prcferenuaJ treatment .. We'R not concerned whether an aniat lives 1n Oranat County or not.·· ('OOKy l&ld .. We'"' intcrntcd 1n ......... AJlTI9T9/A2) By PHIL SNEIDERMAN °'""'0.-.,..._ D1stmll1\ t old and J1am1,nd t<"'.A. tin-IC'd pol11 e 10 1drnt1f\ a m.rn who'4:' <..Ofll'-C' v. a\ \C.'1 nn hrt' la\t ""<"t'l 1n an In int' fi<"ld poll~<' \aid 1c)C.iA, lnme c;,t Richard &v.man .-.aul 1nvest1aalor\ 1den11fit'd lhr dC'&d man O'\tr the ~kend I\ Ronald fUlC'nc Samp~n ~ 'I -\ear-old l t'Oll f\c:'a1 h ~•dent Rov.man dt"i.hnt'd 111 rt"\ral «;&m~n·, 1Xlupat1on or Jll•K<' nt emplO\mtnt lnvt\llptof'\ weN' 1n1t1illh \lym1rd after a patml officer \po11C"d a hum1na hod" II ' • m Thunda\ in I &TU~\ area ofT R1daehnc l'>n \t' 1n tht effiurnt tunk Rock tnmmun11\ 'In ' "alkt or 1•thcr 11.kn11ficn11on wu h>und ''" thr v t<. llm \n autofl'' dt'ttrm1ned the man haJ d1l"d of a ~unshot wound 10 thr urpcr 111rn1 4X w ~~ hout"\ btfore the h<xh \A.a\ \C"t on lire O nr mvnttaator 'r<" ulatcJ that the hod) had bttn Jumpc'd' 1n '"int afl"r the man had bttn ktlkd cl\Cwhel"( The-cham:-d lOnd1t1on of the body made u.knt1fi,at1on difficult. particu- lar!\ ~'ausc uuhlt pnnt' could ht ohtaaned from nnl) two or thru hn&e1' pul1lt u1d Fnda) Hoping to find d u"'-. invcsupton had releaM"d a deo,cnpt1on and pcr- m 1tted pho1u1nph• of dulloctJ~ •old and diamond JC'WClf'Y that the (P1eue eee lluaRD/ A.I) ~ CoMt DAILY PiLOT/Monday, October 28, 1985 Wedge surfers may wipe out on Newport council's rocks By SUSAN HOWLETT Ot .. 0.-, ........ The Wedac 1n Newport Beach has been a famed spOt whel't' swimmers bave tested their talents against the '1nusu.tl waves that peak next to the JCUy, but city officials will consider bannlll& surfboards at the dangerous beach. "I don't really know what the council will decide." SM1d Newport Beach Mayor Philip Maurer, "Some people think that people with surf- boards shouldn't be allowed there." The controversy was sparked by a letter to the City Council by Los Angeles resident Grea Thome, who said he was cut when a surfboard ran over lt1m carllrr thli. month. He was bodysurfing at the Wed&c at the time of the incident. "The Wedge hu alway~ bet'.n a dangerous place They all want to go out there to prove what big men they are," Maurer S[ud. NeWJ>On Beach Lifeguard spokes- man Bud Bclshe said the surf at the Wedge 1s not the ideal place for surtinw anyway. It 1~ dominated by bodysurfers who would like to -.ee hard board!> outlawed from the are~ The knccboarders who sometime~ ode the waves at the Wedge have not presented a problem, he ~1d. "We'll iust have to wait and see "'hat the council dcc1dei.." Bcli.he wd. "Usually on something like th1~ they Wlll have us prepare a staff report." Bclshe said the Wedge bri NS out a small group of talented bodysurfers and kneeboarders who rouuncly battle;, waves when the south swell peak$, traditionally during the months of April. May. June and July. He said the Wedge bodysurfers and kneeboarders usually get along with each other, and there has not been a real problem in the past Maurer said council members will review the matter at their study session this af\emoon. Animal experiments OK, but just on rats, poll shows NEW YORK (AP)-A maJority of Americans believe sc1enusts need to use animals tn expenments, but many would prefer that they stick to rats and not use man's best friend. according to a Media General-As- sociated Press p0ll. The nationwtde telephone poll of 1,41 2 adults fo und 81 percent thought it was necessary to use animals in research on diseases such as cancer, hean disease and diabetes. Nearly three..quaners said animal tcstin$ was also needed for basic SC1enl1fic research. and 61 percent said animals were needed for allergy testing. Nearly nine 1n I 0 had no obJCCUons to the use of rats in medical expen- ments. But when It comes to d~. 55 percent approved and 40 percent disapproved I.heir use in expenments. If. however. no other animals were suitable for ccn.ain life-savmg medi- cal experiments, 60 percent of those who disapproved of using dogs would change their minds and approve their use, the poU found. Abandoned pets were also seen as suit.able for such experiments, the poll found. Seventy-two percent of the respondents agreed that re- searchers should be allowed to use animals that otherwise would be killed at the locaJ pound. Twenty percent dlsagiud. While most people ac.cept the need to use arumals m medical experi- ments. there is also s1J1Uficant con- cern that laboratory animals may oot be getting humane treatment. Nearly half of the respondents believed laboratory animals were generally treated humanely, but JO percent did not. The rest were unsure. The treatment of laboratory animals, always an emotional issue. provoked debate last summer when animal rights activ1sts protested a project that mflicted head inJuries on baboons. After the act1v1sts st.aged a four-<iay 11t-10 at the National Institutes of Health, the agency suspended funds for the University of Pennsylvania experiments. While many Americans are con- cerned about whether animals used in experiments are treated humanely, they give little support to activists who break into laboratoncs and steal the animals. Only 7 percent of the respondents in the Media General-AP poll said such actions were justified. Respondents were also quesuoned about whether they believed animals have basic rights and whether those riabts were violated by animal experi- menu. Tb.ree..qua..rtcJ"S said they believed animals had rights, and 46 percent of them said the experiments violated those rights. Thirty~t percent said the experiments did not violate the rights of animals, and 16 percent were unsure. PROBE DUE AFTER PLANE DIVES .•. From Al Los Alamitos Mc:dic:al Center and released About ft ve hour-; after the cra~h shenfrs depulle\ and cit) lifeguards wcanng scuba gear ret0vered the body of John Theneau. 50. of \Vest· lake V11lage. from the cockpit of the submerged airplane a count> cor oner's deput) said The smgle~ngine airplane crashed at 12:55 pm about one mile southeast of the cit y pier. near a Chevron 011 dnlhng platform. ac- cording to a Seal Beach police djspatcber. SeveraJ fishermen apparently saw the low-flying aiiylane hit the water and notified city lifeguards The airplane. thought lo be a 1970s model. took off from Compton .\1rpon at 12:35, National Transpor- tation Safety Board in vesugator Wa)ne Pollack said He said the pilot and his passenger apparently were planning to n~ along the coastline 10 watch boats .. It was a pleasure trip," Pollack said. Wnncsscs said the airplane did "some wild maneuvenng and then came into contact with the water," according to Pollack. The wreckage, once hoisted from the ocean, will be inspected by the National Transportation Safety Board, which 1s assigned the task of detenmmng what caused the crash. Pollack said he has no advance word on the mechanical condit1on of the plane BURNED BODY IDENTIFIED IN IRVINE ... From Al v1ct1m had been wc:anng. TheJeWclr) included an expen~1ve watch. nngs. chains and a brace let Bowman said a fnend of the man's fam ily read a descnpt1on of the jewelry and gave Sampson·., name to Irvine police. Sampson's fingerpnnts were on file wnh the count~. c1nd mvc'>llg;llor~ were able to match them with pnnts taken from the body, Bowman said. The Irvine police sergeant declined to say why Sampson's fingerpnnts were on file or whether he had a cnm1nal record "It RJves us somcthinri tt> nan looking into," Bowman said ot the 1dent1ficat1on Irvine police didn't find Sampson's car in the area and said no residents have reponed seeing a susp1c1ous car leaving from the scene of the burning body ARTISTS A VOIDING COUNTY IMAGE •.. From Al whether that pcr~on cuts 11 in the international art scene " According to Consey. two ques- uons will determine the future of the arts in Orange County • Will there be an audience for the arts in Orange Count} 'l • Can art 1nst1tut1ons survn e w1th support coming only from the: pnvate sector" "If the answer\ to these two questions isn't yes. the future 1s bleak... Conscy said "But 1f the answer is maybe or yes, the future. m my opinion. 1s very bnght" One sign of the currently weak suppon for the an~ in Orange County, Consey \aid, is the rela11vcly low le vel of contnbut1on'i made by county resident~. "Cahfom1an~ gJvc: about 14 per- cent less to chant.able endeavors. including the ans. than the~ do 1n other comparable commumt1e'i in the United St.ates." he s~ud With the dechnmg levels of art suppon funds commg from the public sector, pnvate donations become all the more important Some new programs sponsored by Orange County corporations arc stanmg a new trend in pnvate arts funding Just Call 642-6086 Mon<Mv f1otMv " f°" Ill ""' 1111--. '°""' -"" S JO 0 "' ~·· IWOt• I Cl " .,.., ,.,.... ./>fl'/ -~ t or example. the Koll ( o a Newport Beach-based de\ clopmcnt firm . 1s part1c1paung in an Ans in Public Places program with the Cit) of Irvine that adds works of an w11h1n the firm's new developments. "As of now we'vt' <.:om1ss1oned e1gh t pieces of art v.ork to be ins ta I led 1n plazas and other developments of \he Koll Co.," s~ud Mike Lewis. Koll'' vice president of development Koll Center II"' 1ne, which is 1n its second de velopment phase, will in- clude cxtenor and intenor sculp1ed art and paintings amid fo ur million square feet of office space. four hotels, seven restaurants and other facilities by the time it's completed in 199 l. The center will be located in the lrvme Business ("omplex near John Wayne Airport Kali's efforts to place an among their developments 1~ an e:\amplc ol the firm responding to the current market, Lewi<. said "There's an awareness le vel among all developers that th1'i is something people want and something the» e~pect," he said "It's not JUS t an for an·~ sakt' .. Ir> me Cit) ( ouncilwoman Sallv A.nnc ~Iller o;a1d a directory of local anists would help c1t1es and suppon groups contact possible rec1p1ents for comm1ss1oned art work. But because of the difficulty 1n sorting through I.he vanous artms and the media they work 1n , the Newpon Harbor An Museum's Con- sey said. "Your process 1s destmed to be a frustrating one." But Consey added that artists typically know where the best an1sts can be found and act as an intncate referral system. Despite all the efforts to suppon anists and promote the an communi- ty 1n Orange County, however, there 1s an inbred resistance among artists I to accept those helping hands. even 1f they need them to suppon their work ··w hen anists pay too much atten- tion to their audience. they spend far too little 11me with their creative work," Vic Smith said. 'I believe that as anists. we have to rt'-<::ilamine the role ofbeing very vital amateurs." When asked what Orange County art1~ts would hke from ip'Oups hke the Arts Alhancc:. Smith said, "Caring. If art1\tS feel that someone's out there who cares about what they're doing. 11 makes a world of difference " What do you like about lbe Dally Piiot? Wbat don 't you llke? Call the number at left and your m e,~&jtf' will bt recorded, 1ran1crlbed and delivered lo the appropriatt' editor The same 24·bour answerlnit 'ervi<'e may be used to record letters to tbe editor on any topic Contributors to our Letters column must Include their name and telephone number for verification. No circulation calls, pleatt Tell us what's on your mind. Karen Wittmer Pil'>hSl'l<>t Circulation 714/142-4333 CleHln.d edvertlelng 714/M2·5UI All other department• '42-4321 MAIN OFFICE ,,..,_., ~rurO.y .,,., ~; ~ 'fOJ die> "<JI ,.,_ ,,,... frank Zlnl Roeemary Churchmen "' c«>r DV I • ,,, c•• ~· •O • " •"'l .,0.1 f.l!PY • tltt~..,, R~rt L Centrell Ooneld l . Wlllleme I •'r! I tfl'll t ,, VOL 71, NO. 301 ' lM thickening marine la~ will move uhore again tonight with overc:&1t etclee and pocket• of denae tog penetr•trng Southeirn Callfornla lnlend .,.., by dawn Tueeday, the National w .. 1~ Servto. .. Id The cloud cover wlll keep temperatures cool through the week, with the possibility of rein 'threatening Thurldey n1Qh1'1 Halloween trick-or-treat Mlghbortiood tretca. Along Ifie Orange Cout It wlll be fair tonight and Tue9day •lUlePt late night and morning low clouds. Warmer Tuesday Hlgh1 Tueeday 68 to 78 Lows tonight 54 10 62. U.S. Temps 63 6o4 88 3& 74 41 87 " 2/S ,, " 63 eo so .. so TO 63 &41 ISi 74 " I I Stl llO 32 I& 43 11 44 83 llO 63 33 M 37 71 42 n ee n S3 M 57 68 39 M 41 7& so 114 43 73 &I 74 44 1• 37 73 81 73 40 74 43 ... ~ M 3e 47 32 78 " 7/S 63 02 ·13 68 43 .. 3e llO 31 71 5' ee 64 74 41 71 ., as 1s 71 90 73 u 87 82 llO 71 38 32 71 49 114 57 Surf Report LOCATION HuntlnQlon 11eec11 ~.JMty.~ 40lll S~.~ 22ndStrN4.~ 8elbOeW.clga Uguna&Mdl San ci.n-1e ... 1 .. temp ee s ..... dlreetlon ~ -I Tides TOOAY ICD IMAN 2~ ,.., 4-5 "* 4-5 lair 2~ ..... 2~ ,.., 2-4 l.W 2-4 gooO 3·01 pm. 0.12 p"' 02 43 TVllOAY 2•29• m 8:41 •"' 3:33 p"' 9:480.m '1 58 0 1 4 0 8"" NII today •t IS 04 p m • ,_ r.-•v •' a 10 a.m and .... IQ8lrl 11 503p m '-loon rt-today 11 5 10 p m.. .... T.-ay al 8 04 I m and -OQ81rl II 539p"' Tornados destroy homes in Florida FORT WAL TON BEACH. Fla. (AP) -Tornados spawned by Hur- ricane Juan rampaged through pans of the Ronda Panhandle today. destroying or damaging homes and businesses, officials said. One person was hospitalized. The most serious damage was reported in this resort community, where a twister destroyed four plush homes and damaged two others on Santa Rosa Island, then skipped across Santa Rosa Sound to dama$e two motels and cars and trucks 1n Fon Walton Beach. said Joe Hunt of the Okaloosa Count y Civil Defense. Other homes and trailers were reponed damaged m Pensacola. about 50 miles west of here, the Natjonal Weather Service reponed earlier. One resident of Fort Walton Beach was taken to the hospital at Eglin Air Force Base. Retired Air Force MaJ. David Muench, 46. was reported in stable cond1t1on with a possible back tnJury. base spokesmen said. Witnesses reported the twister roared out of the Gulf of Meiuco and passed between two mulu-story con- dominiums. While ripping through the homes. n picked up a 30-foot sailboat and slammed it into an apanment complex. It then dama$ed the roofand broke some windows tn the Days Inn across the bay. Damage also was reported at the Ebb Tide Motel. U.S. 98, the coast highway running through Fort Walton Beach, was temporarily blocked by debris, Hunt said. HOST AGES' KIN TO MEET REAGAN ... From Al and was awaiting a telephone call from his brother and sister after the meeting. Jacobsen's children have been work.ing for the release of their father. who was abducted May 28 outside the Amencan University of Beirut hospi- tal. where he worked as ch1efadmtn1s- trator. Jacobsen and the other Amen. cans arc believed being held by Shute Moslems who are demanding the release of 17 comrades 1mpnsoned 1n Kuwait Jacobsen said his brother and s1SH'1 would ask the U.S. government to begin direct talks with the captor' regarding the release of the hostage\ The U.S. has been working through th1rd-pany officials, apparent!) to avoid the appearance of negot1al1ng with tcrronsts. White House spokesman Larry Speakes said today Rea11,an "Just thought 11 would be umel)" to sec the family members who were scheduled to be in Washington this week for a r~ular update on the host.age s1tu- auon from State Department of- ficials. Speakes said the fam1hes had wnttcn Reagan askmg fo r the session "The meeting will provide the opponunity for the president to bnng the families up to date on our effon s to secure the release of their rela- tl vi·s... White House spokesman Mark Weinberg said Sunday of the <.C'>'i1on. scheduled for late this after- noon. Reagan, retumtng to the White House Sunday from a weekend at his Camp Da vid retreat in the Maryland mountams. refused to answer re- poners' questions about the session Speakes said relatives of only four of the six families would be rep- resented at today's meetlnJ-. Whue House spokesman Edward DjereJtan said Buckley has no immediate family. and SpeakesSaJd the family of Thomas Sutherland 1s in London and could not be reached by the White House. Smee Feb. I 0, 1984, nine Ameri- cans have been kidnapped in Leba- non, and the meeting marks the first ume Reagan has scheduled a White House meeting with any relative of a victim. Three of the kidnapped men have been freed . In the past, hostage relatives have charged they ha ve been misled by the Reagan administration when they tned to get information on U.S. government efforts to aid the hostages. Earlier this month, some family members and friends formed the Amencan Host.age Committee to foc us public attention on the hostages' plight. single Self destructi(ln j..., one re ·ponse J age 38 to a mental lT1s1..., A demanding career or a ...,t re~sf ul home li fe can drive almost anyone to harm· ful actions. But~ every situation is different. Th<lt's why th ere are TV anchorwonum. Plans to poison herself different ways. to help. The Information • Center at Capistrano by the Sea Hospital has a free booklet on mental crisi ~. rt out lin es the many opt ions you have available . Hospitalization i" onl y one of them . Call (714) 8~1-1787. You'll rece ive this useful booklet in absolute confidence. We've helped people cope with the prob lems of today's soriet y for over 25 years. We understand . Howro Hm:ile a Mental Crisis l ~-----------------~--~~ .,_ -....... _. 11