HomeMy WebLinkAbout1986-08-10 - Orange Coast PilotORANGE crn5r •
SUNDAY, AUGUST 10, 1986
Th• · defending
Colt World S.rlee
champion Ocean
View all-1tar1 are
ellmlnated by En-
cino, 12-e. a.. C1.
50~
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~ret Schroeder,
wife of Wllllam
Schroeder, IMYH fu-
neral NIYlcn held
Saturday In Ja1per,
Indiana. a.. A4.
'
HAZY
FOR~CASTS ON A2
Hostage letter may be released
But captors say t h eir h os tages face grave
cons equen ces if ve rba l a ttacks con ti n u<>
E"om .staff 1U1cl wl.re reports
The Shute Moslem group holding
David Jacobsen of Huntington Beach
and other Amencans hostage in
Beirut issued a statement aturda}
saying a letter Y.Ould be released i.oon
from the hostages
But the Islamic Jihad (lslam1<.. Hol)
War) spurned An11J1ca n envo\ Tern
·we11e'....-b1d-rn renew ncgot1at1on<,
The envelope conta1n1ng the \tau:-
ment and a photo ol Jarnb'>en wa\
dcll,cred to the oflice'> ot a wl'\tcrn
nt'w\ agency 1n Beirut
\ '>tm1lar d ose-up photograph ol
JaLUh'>en was dcltvcrcd with another
<,tatcmcnt to the in<lependcnt He1rut
ncY.'>paper An-Nahar on Aug l
> Nedom in seniors'
class by himself
Some people w1\h ( l.trcntc I
Nedom would JU\t slo"' do"'n
The Irvine resident retired in I "In
after a long career as a '><.'hool
principal in ( nsta Mc..a and other
commun1hc'
Now. at 74. Ncdom \a}\ hi'> v.1k
Evelyn Y.Ould appreciate 1t 11 he '>pent
more time at home
i\nd an Orange< ount\ ofliual "'ho
works with Ncdom on ~·nior ut11en
issues said '>he might he ahle to kl·cp
up with '-edum 1 fhe JU'lt tap(' red off a
little \he \a)\ he'!> tu rned an unpaid
ad' l!Klf) post Y. Ith the rnunt' int<1
.. inualh a full-time 1oh
And ·somr \tate lcgi\lator. ma'
wish l'tedom Y.Ould ease up a bit. But
he JUSt kttp signing lc1ter1 and fl) 1n~
to Sa( ramento 10 push for appro\ al or
bills to aid older re 1den1s
Someday. Nedom may consider
PHIL
SNEIDERMAN
PEOPLE IN THE NEWS
''o" ing do..,. n hut thcrt"' prnbahh
no llml' in his hu'>\ '>l ht·duk 111 C' en
think ahout 1t nghi noY.
.. ,h .... 11c tcels 11., an t·go thing that
I h;l\e." :"ledom 'la\\ "Ru1 I'm o;o
u!>cd to Y.urking v.1th people lrom the
'-Ch<>nl da\S ~ntu• 1, ffi\ hu\lnt''>'
·· .\ nd keeping out ol tht" rod.1ng
t hair" 1mponant 100"
(P leue .ee NEDOM/A2)
FV burglary suspects
arrested after chase
By ROBERT HYNDMAN
Of -Delly l'tlo4 ltet! Fountain \.alln l'ohn· Jrrl''>ted
two su<;pettcd hurglar\ hcltt· .. cd to
ha'e fled Y.1th ml·rchand1'>C alter
\mashing their rnr through tht• lront
w1nde>Y. ot an ckl tronlf\ \tore earl'
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Classic
cars hit
the road
By MICHELLE COLE
Delly "'°' c.-n 1111 ndeflt
c >rangC' C oast Laf l'nthus1asts
dusted ofT tht•lf vin tage Model Ts
and 'ihined the l'hrome on their
dJS\ll C hn rok t~ forthc I I th annual
anta .\nJ ( ar Para<lc on Saturda).
ft took morl' than an hour for the
parade 1" .... ind 11\ wa) from F11\h10n
\quarY in dm,ntown l\anta l'\na to
South c 11a\I \ 1llJ(!l' :.ll cording to
JO}'Ce l llA.,.111 ,l ft'\rlJllOO \Urx'f·
Vl\(lf I •I 1111· l 11\
fhl 1410 p.irt1l 1p.1n1' "'cd lur
1roph1t'' "111111 wc1l' .w .. irded 10 the
hc\t 1tu111ml}tlde' 111 l'Jl h l~·1. .• 1dl' frnm
the I')~ ,., thrnugh thl' IQ 111"
' laY+\1111 \,I 11 thl' ('\l'nt, ..-h1Ch
startrd J11r 11 tht• I Q"'f, h11 l·ntenninl
celt'hr. 1,.,n, h.1' ~u1na· .l popular
OU llOJ 1111 ~rt' I .111t1qur t31 l lllh\ It I\
co-sponvircd t" thl' 111\ cit \.rnta
Ana. I r1111n °'K1u.an· ;md "4111th
Coa\t \ ti t' \h11pp1n1 l ('Ot('r..
.\rrc\ll'd Y.lfl' .1.n1h1rn ) J
c 111n1ale'. 2h anJ a I h H:ar-old male
Jl'lompltll IA-ho'c nanll' y.,1\
..,.11hhcld Both \u<,pct l\ rt'\ltk 1n
\anta .\na
\t\lirt.l1ng to p11ltlc. tht' \Y.o ha1.lo.ed
(Pleaae see CHASE/ A2)
O C j a il inmate
dies in h ospital
.\n Orange< nunt\ la1l 1nmatc died
">aturda\, tY.u da\\ .lltl'f he wa<i
tran\krrcd In ·l (-ln1nt· \frd1t:al
<enter Y.lth an dint'" the \hentr,
Department rcportcd
Jo\c ..\ngcl l orrcs. P. ul ~ant.1 \na
died al 9.4..t a m 1n the ho.-.p1tal'.-.
1ntcn~l\e care un11 ..\n au1op\\ wa'
pt:rlormcJ ~atun.la~ hut the '>Pl'l'tfil
t.1u ... e of death ha., H'I tn he dl'-
1crm1ncd
\nnrdmg 10 \hcntr' l t Ru''
l l,ner l orrc<t .... a, arrl'\tt·J and
(Pl eau see JAIL/ A2 )
The 55-year-old administrator of
the Amencan University Hospital,
kidnapped May 28. 1985, wore the
\ame shin 1n both pictures.
Tht' ~tatemcnt did not renew
1hreab lo kill the hostages, but sat
verbal attacks b} American leaders
could have grave consequences.
It was signed by the Islamic Jihad.
the name of an underground group
hclle .. cd made up of fundamentalist
~h11tc Moslems loyal to Iran. There
was no way to immediately confirm
the c;tatement's authen11c11y.
Boom service
"We are confronted with the uni-
versal arrogance of the Great Satan
(the Un11ed States) in a 'itatement b}'
its Secretary of State George C)hultz,"
said the typed Arabic statement.
t-wcn r-on, ur:>cscnbmg---thrle-
fenders of freedom and Islam ac;
murderers and cnm1nal'I will not
resolve the question of the hostage\
but threatens gra'c consequences for
which the American government will
be responsible a-. IA-Cit a'> the Amen-
can people"
The statement did not elaborate on
Vitae Oerulaltia aerved well, but Pat Caeh carried th e win
Saturday In their aemlflnal Hartman tourname n t match at
the John Wayne Tennie Club ln Newport Beach Saturday .
Oerulaltl• will face Henrik Sund•trom In a co naolatlon
match today at 12:30 p.m .: followed by th e alnglee final
pltttne Caab va. John Fitzgerald. Detail• ln Spom, C 1 .
Thi\ \l'.tl 1.u cn1hu~13\I' lnim ''
far a,.,",,.., 1•.i1rn 1x-~·11 .ind Vl·ntura
(PleHe tee CLA IC/ Ai)
.,.., ,... ..,._....., o..... e..._
Jake Thoma.a of an ta Ana and bl• do Jlm tritb T homa•' 1920 F o rd two·door .
what hultz was purported to have
said. In Washington, a State Depart-
ment spokeswoman, Deborah Cavin.
said she did not know if Shultz had
made any such comment.
-ll'fhe hostag~ -have a-J>OSiHon
toward what Shultz has said and we
shall declare this pos1t1on 1n a leuer
from the hostages to the Amencan
people in the near future." the
statement said.
Saturda} 's statement did not men-
uon Waite by name. The Anglican
(Pleue see HOSTAGES/ A.2)
~· , ....
Photo of D.&Yid. Jaeobeen
releued Saturday.
3 fieldworkers .
sue Irvine Co.
Men cha rge they we re
d ism issed with ou t
a dequate warnt n g
By TONY SAAVEDRA
Of IM Olllly "'°' It.fl
Three Meiucan field.,..orkers. who
lost their JOb~ to a mass1' e layofT b)
the In ine Co arc !>Utng the firm on
charges the} were dismissed without
adequate notice and enough com-
ixnsa11on
After working for the Irvine ( o tor
at least a decade apiece Adolfo
Varela. 4::!.Jesus &cerra. 48. and Jose
Torres. 43. were nouficd June 20 that
the> would be among the 240 em-
ployees dismissed dunng the largest
la)ofT in company h1stof) Nearly 18
percent of the firm's workforce was
CUI
Varela. Becerra and Torre'>. all
ltv1ng 1n C alttorn1a on permanent
work '1..as. were employed as ir-
ngatOf\ in the Irvine CQ 's agncul-
tural d1,1s1on. "
In the suit filed Jul~ 31 in Orange
~O\ln l) Superior Coun. the workers
COtnpla1ned the) were UnJUStf) dlS·
m1\scd Y.hlle "certain"' co-.,..orkers
Y.llh lc<,s semont) IA-ere retained
Furthermore the suit ae1..u-.ed
In-inc C'o olfic1als of c:ocrcing two ot
the men into signing hab1ht) relea">Cs
before the' could rcce1,e their se .. er-
ance"chec(-. The tno represented b)
In-ine attornq Wilham C'rMby. 1s
seeking at least s.sm.000 apiece in
damages and arc requesting a JUf\
tnal .,. •
.\II three worle~ arc supporting
large families. while ltvtng 1n low-rent
company housing. according to the
SUi t '
"'The) are long-term em plo~ee\
(Pleue eee SUIT I A2)
Fireworks in Irvine
may.go up in smoke
Offic ia ls con s ide ring
whethe r to ba n a ll.
some pyrotechnics
By PHIL SNEIDERMA!'lt
Of -Delly ""'4 I t.fl
The next Fourth of Juh k\11\ 1t1l.'<t
arc 11 month\ a"a} hut Ir' inl'
ollic1als are alread) thinking ahout
.Ji r.e\\:Of ks.
The Cit~ C ounul 1s e\pcllcd \oon
to decide the future of fircY.urk\ U\t'
Y.1th lninl.'·., boundanl.'\ l hl' lit\
ma)
•Han all firework'> trom lr,1m·
C \~ept for profC\\IOnal d1spla\\
•( onunue to allo"' the sale and u\l:
ol safe-and-sane fireworks during thl'
lndpendence da) pcnod.
• .\llOY. the ..ale and u'>(" ot ..ak
and-sane firework\ under a rx-rm11
'>Htem that would limit the location
c)t their u~· and the age of their users
\atc-and-i.ane fireworks. as defined
h' state la" indude sparklers and
popping de' ice' Illegal firework<.
include more poy.erful f1rctrad.ers
and honlc rocket'
La\t spnng. In 1nl Ma,ur Lam
\gran asl cd the t0uncil to rons1der
changing thl' ut' s lire .... orks rules
But hi\ <,uggl''t1on prompted com-
plaint'\ trom local non-pro1il groups
that v.erc alr~d' (.;omnuucd lo
lire"'ork\ ..ale\ a' a kl'\ fund ra1'e1
thl\ \Ummt•r
C nunul mt·mhl'" dl'la\l·d lh111
rt•\ IC\\ ol the fin·"ork~ ruk'\. hut
urged lOmmunat\ group'\ to prepan·
other tund-ra1\ing plans m la~ tht
d1·' 1n·' an hanncd 101 lhl 19"~
h11lidJ'
J'he lounlll 1\ ~hl·dulcd I uc-.Ja,
"' .1g.itn 111n\ldn "h1·ther 1.ha111inf
(Pleaae aee FIRE WORKS/ A2 J
Mesa boy struck by
hit-and-run driver
A I ~-\car-0ld Costa Me\41 ho\
.. uOcrcd ~nOU!> IOJUOC\ turdl\)
when he wa\ citruck h' a hit-and-run
dn,cr "h1le pla\lng oul\1de hi'
home
\nton10 Narango .... a~ h\ll'd 1n
'il'rtOu\ hut stnhle cond1t1on Saturda\
night at f ounuun \alley Rcg1onnl
Ho\p1 tal "here hl· "a' being trcaH·d
for J u1ntU'ISIOn, a hrnlcn nght \Hl\I
and multiple rnntu\lon\
.\ccord1ng to ( O'ita Me'a Poltll
""arango wa-. pla\lng alon& ~halt mar
Dr1,e when hc ran betwcl'n t"'o
parllt•d \ <ir' .ind in111 thr 'tr1..•t•t v.hcrl'
he "'a' \trulk h' .1 Y.t'\lhounJ ta1
The dri"t'r tkJ till' "-Cnt• hut thl
~n·t•n I ord l'in11 1 "1lnt''\l'' \Jill "·''
1n' uf\ t•d 1n lhl' ti : \ pm .1u tdrnt
"a'i d1~ o\ t'rt•tl .1 'h11n llml latl't
parked in the alll'' hch1ntl .1 \h.11tmar
Dn"e apanmcn1 hu1ld.1ng .... 1.1d 'Ill
1 nm '-' arnat k
Poltu.· in\e\ttgal<H' h,1\1' 1J1·111 t11•1I
t hl.' rl'ftl\terc<l '"" nn 111 1 h1 '1·l11dt
and arc looking trn th~ J11"·r
de<oCn~d a' .1 41 >.,car·1>ld I .11in11
man v. arnad . ..aid
d Top of World in LB
faces .annexation vot
By LAl RA Mf:RK
Ot-0..,"-ttllllt
U.allot araumC"nt\ "" or1n and
nppmint\ a l Jun• Reach Pl'OP<" I to
C\tcnJ 1t' ut\ hm1l\ to tnduJc thr
Old Top nf the World communit)
h .. H hl't'n hied "'1th th<'< 11\ l lcrl s
oilier
The •raumcn1' '-'<'"' <&uth11et·d ll'
\nu"~ nd 'uppor\c~ fl, in~ in the t• I
homr ~ommunit\
< ntlC'l bchC'\~ anncutHln "'ill
de'trc~ the N\11< l ha <'ter t)f thl' o.1C'3
(P l .... _.TOP/A2)
A2 OrMge eo.t DAILY PILOT/ Sunday, Auguet 10, 1911
NEDOM KEEPS QUICK PACE •••
l'romAl
A few weeks back, be somehow
found time to accept a plaque from
bis bome city: Clarence F. Nedom
was named Irvine's 1986 Senior
Citizen of the Year.
"h was a reaJ bia surpnse," Nedom
says. "f aot a notice in the mail that I
was one of 12 candidates announced
by the comm11tec. When my wife and
l came to (the awards dinner). I
picked out three other people that J
tbouJht were sure to win."
Kathleen Ego, Irvine Semor Center
supervisor, said nom1nat1ons were
solicited from older residents
throughout the city. Then a fo ur-
membcr commattee of the Irvine
Senior C'iti2cns Council made the
selection.
the county's Area Agency on Agma,
said Ncdom initially worked on the council'~ leg1slatJvc .committee and
won the respect of colleagues by
organwna a detailed system for
trackinJ seni or c1ttLCn bills through
the ~aislature. That d1liaence helped
him win elcctton to the advisory
council' top po t. he uys.
"He' a really hard-working coul'l-
ctl chairman." Weatherspoon says.
"What he doc 1s hlcc: l'I full-tame JOb.
and how he findi. 11mc to do anyth1na
else 1s bc!~ond mt.··
S}\e said one of Nedom_'s streng~hs
as his continued focus on btlls
afTect1ng senior cattzens.
"Clarence signs a letter to a local
legaslator at least once every 98y -
that's no exaggcrat1on.J.! ~eather
spoon ays.
"What we were looking at was
which individual cootnbutcd the
most to lcadershtp, service and wel-
fare in senior afTa1rs:· Ego says. ·· 1t
was not hm1ted to service in Irvine."
ln fact, Nedom as a relative new-Clarence Nedom
She also points out that despite the
hours 11 demands. Nedom's county
post 1s a volunteer one. The only
financial compensation is a smalJ
mileage stipend that Ncdom eas.ily
exhausts when he drives to senior
catizen meetings throughout the
county.
comer to the area.
He grew up in the North~m
Cahfomia town of Chico and 1:amed a
degree at Chico State College. He
worked as a teacher, principal and
school supenntendent in the north-
ern pan of the state. In 1951 , he
became a middle school pnncapal an
Ventura County.
Working his way south. Nedom
took an educ-ation post in the Nor-
walk-La Mirada area. Then an 1962.
he was hared by the Costa Mesa
Union School District. which became
the Newport-Mesa Unified School
District a few years later. In Costa
Mesa. he was principal of College
Parle Sc hoot from 19"62 through 1970.
then Pomona School through 1972.
when he retired.
A year eaher. the Nedoms had
moved from rented quaners an Santa
Ana Heights toa townhouse in Irvine.
iust three months before the cat) was
incorporated
Shortl( after he stepped down as a
pnncipa • some friends an Irvine
suggested Nedom attend a meeting of
the local chapter of the American
Association of Retired Persons.
AARP. He quickly 101ned and served
a term as chapter president in 1976.
In 1979. Ned om became leg1slat1 ve
chairperson for the Irvine chapter
The followrng year, he was named to
the AA RP's California State Leg1slat-
1ve C'omm1ttee. On this panel. he
represented more than 400,000 older
res1clents an Oran~c and R1 vcrsade
counties by reviewing state lawc; that
mi~ht afTect them.
· The thing about legislation as that
most people aren't interested an it,"
Nedom says. "They'd rather have
someone else do at for them. But
we've tried to educate them."
He says health leg1slat1on as the top
pnont) for seniors, followed by
housing. nutntaon and transponation
measures. Ncdom 1s currently sup-
poning a state bill that would give
older residents an auto insurance
discount if they takt· a driving
refresher course. ·
Since 1980. Nedom has seen the
st rength of the senior c1 111en lobby
grow.
"When I staned. we had to work
prett) hard to get some legislators 10
come to our meetings." he recalls.
"But over the )Cars. they began to add
up the figures and ~e that there are~
lot of seniors out there -and thq
have clout."
Nedom says AARP has esumated
that nauonw1de. 40 to 60 percent of
those who exercise their nght to vote
are age SS or older. Ao; a result,
legislators no longer need much
persuasion to meet with ~nior cat11en
groups, he sa)'>.1'
Sacramento isn't the onl) place
that draws Nedom's anen11on. He as
now-concluding a two-year ~lint a~
chairman of the Orange C ount:v
Senior C111zens '\d\1<.or. Council.
which makes recommen.da11ons 10
the Board of Supervisor'>.
Pegg; Weatherspoon. director of
Asked 1f Nedom appears to be
!>lowmgdown, Weatherspoon says. "I
wash he would. I'm rupniog to catch
up with him." .
But as long a'i there are senior issues
demanding attention. Nedom seems
unlikel} to case h1!> pace.
"What the county needs desper-
ately 1!> more affordable rental hous-
ing for ~enior ciuzens," he says." And
related to that is the situation with the
homeless ......
He adds, "I've been interested in
keeping people out ofnursfog homes.
There are too man} people in nursing
homes who don't belong there. We're
looking for alternatives. hke adult day
care programs that allow people to
keep their independence and their
d1gn1t)"
Nedom says he has one more year
to sene on the county's senior
advisor) council. Then. he says. he'll
have a little more tame to spend with
his wife and to attend to household
chores. But don't expect Nedom to
take has mind ofT critical sen ior
citizen is~ue~.
"You've got to keep those gray cells
!>tarred up and challenged." he says
"Retirement 1s a nice change of pace.
But I've seen so many people who sat
around and complain that thcrc"s
nothing to do"
Nedom da~agrees. saying. "There's
plenty to do."
HOST AGES STATEMENT ... FIREWORKS
From Al
Church envo) appealed repeated!)
last week for renewed talk<> with
Islamic Jihad and met with the
kidnapper<> several limes 1n B<arut
la'it year
However. the statement clearly wac;
refemng to Wane when 1t ..aid ... As
for those who arc 1ssu1ng repeated
publap ty plea<;, we say: 'You perfectly
know our demands and ho1o1. they can
be met. So wh) don't you take a
categoric action toward solution'>'
''You must know that empty pub-
licity goes w11h the wind.'' II said
"le1ther that <>tatemenl nor Satur-
da)' 's spelled out the demand-; mad1:
prevaousl)'. that Kuwait free 17
pnsoncrs convicted of bomb1n11. the
CHASE~ ..
From Al _,,
their (hevrolct Impala 1n1<> 1ht·
storefront window of Radio '>had, at
17054 Magnolia Street and allcgcdl)
'itole electron IC component'>
WatnC">'>eS to the 2 5S am 1m:1dl.'nt
noufied police "'ho SJl<>llcd tht•
suspect•,' car fiv(' minutes latct
heading nonh on Fairview Road
Oflicer Ke\ 1n .\rnold attcmptt•d to
\top the car un Fain 11:w. hut thl'
'>Uspccts sped av.ay
The car linalh wa' '>topped near
McFadden and -~tandard 3\t:nut'\
fhe suspect\ were arrc'>tl·d without
incident on \u<,p1c11Jn of u1mm1:n ml
burglar)
Fountain \iallq Polil1: ,v.h11 v.l·r1:
101ned 1n the pursuit h~ \antJ \na
Pohceanda Hun11ng1<>n Rcalh Pulice
helicopter later found J l V \Ct and a
V('R which the \U\pct l\ rql<>rtt'dl\
had thrown from tht• t :tr JI tht•
intersection of 'i11nflnwcr Awnue
and Ram Strel·t
JAIL ...
From Al
booked Aug I b} ~Jnt.i \na l'uhte
for alleged \ak'> of rnntrolled
substances. 1 orrcs w:t\ held at< lrangc
County Jail s1nte tht·n in hl'U of
S25.000 bail.
On Wednc'ida> 1 orn:' tx·rnmc 111
and was taken to the 1a1r~ mcd1rnl
ward before being transferred I hur'>-
day to Ut I Medical (enter l l'iner
said
No 1nformat1on on Torrn\ illnc'>'i
was available turda).
Because Torres died while IO \hi:
cu tody of the Orange C ounty
Shenffs ()cpartment. El\ner -.aid. the
duth wall be 1nve5t1gatcd hy tht:
Orange County D1stnct i\ttornq
MAIN OFFICE
SJ() W"I II•; " '• "'~ A M•• ~---a , •11 :...o\'" ...-"" •
U.S. and French emba~s1e\ 1h1:n· in
1983. Ku"alt refu~<.
In add111on to Jacob'iCn , 1hr1:t:'
"'mencans are mas'>ing 1n Lebanon:
Ten) A .\nder!.On, 38. of Lorain.
Ohio. chief Middle East correspon-
dent for The Associated Press; Scot-
ttsh-born T.homas Sutherland. 5S. of
Fon C'ullans. Colo. acting dean of
agnculture at the American Univcr-
Sll)' of Beirut. and W1ll1am Buckle).
58. of Medford. Mas\. a political
officer at the U.S Emba'iS} in Beirut.
Islamic Jihad said last October that
11 killed Bu<.·kle}. but no txxh hac;
been found In add1t1on 11 \a}S 11
kidnapped four rrcnd1m1:n and
killed one
CLASSIC ...
From Al
( ount\ gathered with th1: local\ on
\outh Coast\ V1llaKt' (1rccn for the
cl ward' cercmon)
fhc \1o1.eeps1akc\ troph' was
<11o1.arded to 11..c El\ena<.ht·r for h1<, l 941
Ford p1lk-up trud
Other troph:r winners lasted b)
l3tt·goq include I 9~(fc,: Hon
Chero'>kc for ht'> 19 l' F-ord Model 1 .
Mr and Mrs. P \ Dolawav for their
191 S Ford Runabout, Ralph Allen for
hi'> 1929 ford Road<,t(.'r the Oran~l'
( ou nt) Transit D1\tnt t tor 1t\ 19~ 'i
open tounng bus. Ci rant Lamben for
hi\ 11124 Ford wagon. and Frank
Valde1 for a I 918 Ph mouth coupe
Rewgn11cd for their care; dating
hatk to the 1930'~ v.erc Pete Tn-
m111no for a 1930 Che'> rc.>dstcr.
Dianne and Gall Rannc) for their 1911
(ad iliac. Cal and Wt•nd} Wool<.c> for
their 1931 Pontiac rnupt'. and Jdl
and Carolyn Turnbaugh for a 19.'0
Ford Model I\
In the 1940\ rntcgor; 1roph1e"
v.ere awarded to· Jt:rn C1c1nin for :i
1948 Packard c u'>tom ·x Bill Albright
for a 1946 Hud\on wnvcn1hlc. Jatl..
flcnr. for a 194 7 ( hcHolet and
\tc'c.vcgh for ha\ 1947 Patkard
.\ward winner\ for 19Sff'> auto·
mobiles include: Fred 'I unt for h1\
1954 Packard conven1hlc Mar) Lou
Will>on for her 1951 Pa<.kard. Wayne
Branstetter for a I 9S7 (he" y Nomad.
and Bernie Hackett for a 1952 Pontiac
In the 196(1'<; category the wanner\
v..ere (1corge Kling for h•'> l 960
Oldsmobile Super Ill!. I err) Lucas tor
his 1960 Chevy lmpalla. Jim Janu!>l
for a 1965 8 u1d,
Late model winner'> lrom the
1970'~ include Ken I aulkner for a
1972 Oldsmobile. Or Konald Stone
for a 1970 Old,mobale Jerry Wither~
for a 1971 ( hcvellc and Vernon
McGuire for a I '1711 incoln.
From Al
local fireworks rules would reduce
an1unes and fire'i
Under a contract. the Orange
County Fire Depanment provides
fire protection and paramedic ser-
vices 1n Irvine
In an Aug I letter. Larry J. Holm-.:
the county's director of fire services.
urged the Irvine council to proh1b1t
the sale and discharge ofall fireworks.
except for professional displays.
"Irvine has fire protection prob-
lems t} p1cal of most Southern Cah-
forn1a c1 t1es," Holms said an his letter
"These include a large number ol
structures wtth highly combust1b1c
wood shake or shingle roofs. as well as
hot. dry climatic cond111ons often
accompanied by Santa Ana wands.
.... It makes ltttlc sense to en-
courage our residents and their chil-
dren to u'-C dangerous 1gn111on
sources such a'i fireworks."
Irvine's own public 'IClfety depart-
ment. led h) Police Chief Leo Peart. 1s
taking no po'i1t1on on whether to ban
safe-and-c;ane firl'works, hm11 their
use or lea"e the law unchanged
"Each optwn has m own unique
strengths and weaknesse!.," said a
repon to the council from Pean
The repon concludes that banning
safe-and-sane devices will not
ehmanatc all ftrcworlcs-relalcd dam-
age and anJuncs. It also state' that
such a ban would not be full )
enforceable. pan1cularly bctau'c
ne1ghbonng commun1t1e'i would stall
permi t ..ales of ">afe-and-sane hre-
1o1.-orks
C ntacs h:l\ t' alc;o claimed that a ban
on the safe-and-<ianc vanety prompt'>
enthusiast<; to buy more dangerou~
1lkgal firework'>.
During the I <>86 .. ounh of Jul~
penod. Irvine rc~orded one 2111-acrc
brush firl' and two tr'1sh fire<; at-
tributed to fircworkl> The brush fire
wal> blamed on illegal fireworks
I n"c\t1gator., could not determine the
t)pc that cau.,cd the trash fire ..
Damagc 1n the tra'ih fire'> wa<.
C'il1matcd at simo The bruc,h fire
caused no linanc1al loss. but four
c1v1ham sufTered smoke inhalation
while tr)1ng to l'x1angu1sh 11. In an
separate 1nc1den1. one child wa\
bitten b) a dog after leasing the
animal wath a sparkler.
Irvine hnd no 'lt ructure fires at-
tributed tn firework'> over the 191!6
hohda} period
C'ountyw1de. the devices caused
$2.6 m1lhon an damage. county
firefighter!. \aid Moc;t of this came
from a $2 5 mtlhon Anaheim apart•
mcnt comple~ fire that wac; blamed
on illegal firc:works. lnvestigatol"$
could not determine what type of
firework\ <:aused the r~maanang
S 116.000 1n damage
Delly Piiot
O.llvery
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SUIT AGAINST IRVINE CO. ••• From Al
who've got deep roots 1n the com-
munll), The) 'reenutled to more than
the company g&\e them." Crosby
said ··1t was son of the meat ax
approach. A firm lake the Irvine
(Qmpany should show a little more
compassion ...
That's JUSt what the company did.
responded Irvine Co. attorney Peter
Zcughauser.
"The packa~c gn en to the workers
exceeds what is typically given an the
industry Most agncultural workers
v.ould be laid ofT w11hou1 SC\ crance
benefits at all." Zeughausersaad "We
feel the '>Ult as without merit "
D1!.m1sscd workers were g1"en a
week's severance pay for each )'Car
w11h the compan}. while medical
benefit!> were extended for JO days,
accordtng to coun docµ men ts.
Th~ Irvine Co. denied a settlement
ofTer b} the men for !>ax months
severance pay and tnsurance bendiu,
as well as 11 sax-month extension on
their eviction notices. The men wer(.'
ordered to vacate their low-cost
rentals by Sept. 3. 1n order to receive
their severance pay.
Becerra began work with the lrv1nt' Co. in May 1976 and was promoted
four }ears ago to a leadman's pos-.
1t1on. He wa!t c;uppon 1ng a wife and
fi,c minor children on an houri\'
salal"} ofS6 95. the su11 said. ·
Varela was emplo)'cd a~ an 1mg.a-
t1on S}Stems worker \1nce .\pnl 1984.
and 11 ... ed with his \\Jfc and four
chtldren.
Torres. a I 0 \oe;.ir veteran w11h the
TOP OF WORLD VOTE ...
From Al
located on a knoll at thl' end ol Park
.\venue
Hut proponent\ argue 1ncorpora-
11on v.111 help finance a new sewage
•»-;tcm for the area and wall give
re!.1dent'> a <>a) in Cit) afTairs
The 1s\ue was forced on the
Ne)\ ember ballot an June when more
than 2S percent of till' Old Top of thl'
World residents oppo'>ed the ann1:1m-
1wn 1n writing.
1 he uty had propo~d to c~tend 1l'i
'>l'1o1.cr lane\ to the area 1f the rc'i1dcnti.
would not protc!>t annexation to the
cit) ( ount) health offic1all> deemed
the area a potential public health
ha1ard because dclap1dated ~ptac
tanks often overflow. The county ha!.
no <,ewer lines 1n the area.
~ancc 1483. 4S health v1ola11on!>
have been documented by the Orange
Count} Health Care Agency. Wh en
the deteriorating tanko; overflow into
the street\ 11 cau~., a stench that
cam(.'!> throughout the neighborhood.
Cit\ otliualc; say.
through annexation. thl' ot~
would receive $25.000 a year 1n
propcn}> ta'.\CH'-urrcntly hcing pa1<l 10
the count}
ln111al police and fire protection is
pro\aded by Laguna Beach because
count) emergenq scr' ice~ cannot
reach the isolated communtt} fac;1
enough. If the area became part of the
Cit)' the people could alc;o vote in Cit)
election'>.
But !>omc of the homcov.ncr'i
feared the city's often 'ltnngent per-
mit procedure<> would threaten t.~c
rural atmoc;phere of the rnmmun1l)'_
which 1s charactcr11cd O)' a lack ol
sidewalks and unusuall> dl''>1gned
homes.
The oppos1n¥, ballot argument
stated. "remodc.1ng project\ do not
have to muc;ter with a Dec;agn Rev 1cv.
Board. A bualdtng permit "' not
needed in order to in\tall '>ometh1ng
as trivial a'> a fence gal~··
Although some resident'> worried
the Cll} would take owner'lh1p of their
streets and build c;1dewalkc; an the
wooded community, city otlicialc;
assured them the '>lrcet'> 1o1.ould re-
matn private. < ·ouncal members also
said construction pcrmth alread}
issued b) the count} would be
honored b) the nt) Planning Dpan-
ment
ln<'orporatang tnto the Cit} "wall
not change the ru\tl<. nature of the
neighborhood and its surrounding\
The city as for controlled growth -
SEMI-ANNUAL
SAL
100 TO S1~1on
1oe 78 Tahoe V•lley
100 113 Tori.,_
82 51 'l'OMmtt• Illy
110 811 10 6A
II 80
82 49 lo:! ..
100 71
83 113
.. 63
Surf report
" 82 t3 eo
ae "' 82 5e
107 90
71 113
65 5A
92 6A 90 57
91 51 ,. 67
1111 65
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Moano ... IO<ley 919 ~· m -~· al 10 IOp m
firm. kit the lompan~ housins com-
plex with ha\ "'1lc dnJ fhc children.
and repont·dh n1e1\ L'd an with a
relative !fr wa' fin·d soon after
refusing w .,.~n J ~tatcml'nt rclca.,1ng
the In int· < o lrom an\ further
habaht\o rel.w:d 111 the la,olTs. the suit
said. ·
Both Bl.'terra and \ arcla have
a<>ked the court tl> re,c1nd their
waa ver<,. alkging the' 1o1.erl' bullied
into s1gn1ng amid threat\ that their
severance lhcci.., 1o1.ould be tut of
w11hheld
The '"ult1mJtuni .. alleged I~ 1s\ued
b) I rv1 nt· < '' ol1i, 1al\ sho1o1. i:d '"a
h1gh-handl·d 1nt1m1da110g po\turc on
the pan uf thl' uimp:rn> toward 1t\
personnel · < 111\h~ .. an.I, 1n ,uun
document\
witness 11\ re~1\tancc to tount' ap
proved dnclopment at the end 01
.\ha Lagu na .. \upponers !>aid
The Cll~ ,., lUrrCntl} embroiled 1n a
legal battle \\1th the count~ 10 halt the
private con,truu1on 111 103 home'
near ()Id Top ol thl' 'World The ul}
said the pr<iJCCt "100 large
To makt' annn,111on more
palatable. the 111~ offered tu U\l' the
tir'>l li\l' \l':Jf\ ot propcn~ tau'.'
to1Aard the lUO'itrUlllOO ul the: \eWCr
elllCn\lon l Ulllng l'.ll h rl'\H.kntc,' CO!.l
b\ about ~I~''
'P111ponl.'nt' ol thl' annnat1on ap-
plaudt:d th t: arrJngl·ment.,and argued
re'i1dcnt\ \\ould .tl\o benefit from
cahk tcln l\111n hook-up\ and "a' ote
and \ fllle in ltl\.Jl 1\\Ue'i ..
If r1:\ltknl' \Oil' Jg.11n\I becoming
part ol I Jguna lk.irh, thl' rnunty wall
prO\ 1dt• lh\' 'l'"'l'I hook ups -a cost
of an\\d1rrt: tx-tv..l'l'n $7.389 and
S11 'XY 10 l'a1h homco1o1.ncr An
add11ion,1I $ \()(J v.ould he tacked onto
the h1ll 111 lmcr the l'U\I of ">C<:unng
comtn1c 11 111 hondo,
<II\ \1,1 ndgt:r "en hank !>aid that
If thL' arr.1 n.·mainc, unincorporated,
the count\ would 3Jso cltarge tho'IC
l hoo\in~ to hu1ld a nc11. home a
S 1.100 lcr tor the future San Joaquin
T r:tn<,port,111on ( omdor.
Clothing • Furnishings • Shoes
STARTS THURSDAY 9A.M.
Closed Wed., Aug. 13th for Sale Preparation
11:a1.1f •outhmick
ll 9 Fe1hlon Island • N wport Bach • -(7 14) 759-1622 • Bullocks WUahlre Wing , 4 •
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llr. and Mn. Raymond Rammln1 m
JAGER-RAIOmfG
Kathi Jager and Raymond Phil hp Ramming Ill
were united m mamagc 1n a J une 2 I ceremony m St.
Andrew's Presbyterian Church in Newport Beach.
The Newport Harbor Art Museum Sculpture
Garden was the setting for their reception.
Mr. and Mn . Michael Bond Jager of NewpOrt
Beach and lake Tahoe arc the parents of the bride.
She wore a white silk gown with a portrait neckline
and chapel length tram, tnmmed in re-embroidered
lace and pearls. Her floor-length veil was held by a
matching lace cap.
Jeannine Jager, sister of the bnde, was maid of
honor. and bridesmaids were Jennifer and Nancy
Jaaer, Lisa Rost. Mcm lee Forgy. Elise Brown, Letohe
Martin, Stacey Bodenhoefer. Jill Ayres, Lisa
T upman and Chris Watson.
The bridegroom 1s the son of Raymond Ph1ll1p
Ramming Jr. of Hendersonville, Tenn., and the late
Mrs. BoyJeillUmming. HC cfiose Tony Wattson ro
be his best man, and ushers were David Rost.
Dwight Belden, Bruce and Don Ayres Ill. Bill Jager.
Tom T upman and Bill Becket.
Mindy Ross was fl ower girl. and Rylan and
Logan Jager were nng bearers. G uest book attend-
ants were Manha McKenzie and Dana Spreen
Aner a weddmg tn p to Europe. the couple are at
home in Newport Beach. She 1s director of product
development and design at W C. Imports in (arson
and he 1s vice president of Wattson Development in
Newport Beach.
RyAMSEY -SOTH
The Hawa11 Temple on Oahu wao; the setting for
the June 24 wedding of La uren Eloine Soth ofBalboa
Island and Mtchael Ram~y of Wmslo" . .\n1 Three
hundred and fift y guests attended their reception a1
the Aloha Center Ballroom following the ccrcmon\.
The bnde is the daughter of Mr and Mrs L
Richard Soth of Balboa Island. She wore a gown of
white organza embell ished with ltlie\ ot thc valley
and fresh flower leis.
Her husband 1s the !>On of Mr and Mr., l>a n
Ramsey of Winslow. An1
A.fter a weddtng tnp to "le~ Yori.. ( 11~ the
couple are residents of Ho nolul u She 1'. v. 11h 1he
Aloha T ravel Agenq and he 1s employed b} l 1bcrl\
House
McKINNIS-HARMON
Joanne S. Harmo n ol Fountain VJlle} ex-
changed wcddmg vov.c, v.11h Tim R \1t "-1nn1s of
Huntington Beach 1n an .\ug. 1 cc:remon} in Peek~
Chapel 1n Huntington Beach.
A recept10n fo llowing
the sen.ice was held 1n the
Huntington Beach home of
a fri end, Thelma Warren,
and attended by 60 guests.
incl uding the bnde's aunt..
Opal Ball. from Seattle.
T he bnde 1s the daugh-
ter of Frank and Violet
Meisner of Yak1ma. Wash.
She was g1 ven in marriage
by a close fa mily friend. D.
Turner. and earned three
red roses. v.h1ch she gave to
her mother and to her two
JoaJllle McKlu l1 sons dunng the ceremony.
She wore a 1rad1t1onall y c;t>lcd cream colored gown
and a matching hat tnmmed with burgundy flowers.
Donna Maness. 'lister of the bndegroom was
matron of honor. Bndcsma1ds were Terry Clements
and Beth Coleman. Capt Mark A Harmon of
Engl and was best man. and Greg. D Harmon v..a!>
the usher. Both are 'lone, of the bndc
Mr. and Mn. Alan Kurdslel
KURDZIEL-DOW
~ts 1mon and Jude Church 1n Hun11ng1on
Beach was the setting for the mamage of Barbara L.
Dow and Alan G. Kurdziel on July 12 One hundred
e1ahtY guests attended their reception at the SeachfT
Country Club
Robert R and Nelly I. Dow ol Huntington
Beach arc the parent of the bnde he wo~ a gown
tnmmed with Alencon lace and hand-sewn pearls
with a Queen An ne neckline aod a cathedral train
The bndc'~ attendants were Evelyn Fains11c1n.
Gail Dyer. Eileen Falvey and Angie Kou11s.
The bndcgroom 1s the son of Frank N and
Verna Kurdziel of l 1ncoln Parl.. Mich Hie;
attendants v.erc l\.en f..urd11cl. <\tt\cn Dov.. C hue~
Oyer and urcg Papp
.. How to submit your new s
The [):11/) P1/t>1 v..a nrs ro shart' 'our 1+t'<lding or
cnJ11tmcn1 announccmt nl w1rh rh(' <'ommunm
Wt' mike 11 <'JU> fur }OU. 1001
First. 1cr rop1e<t ofourc111a,emcn1 and v..eddin~ form~ Yo11 an c1thrr pick thtm up 1n our lohb' JI J lQ w. Bu ... t , ( ·o\111 Mesa. Monda; through f-nda}
from Ra m to J p 1t1 • ,,, m11/ your rt'Qurft with a
Ulmptti ~J(..,ddrc .. t(/ envelope 10 the Weddms
()eparrn;ent. D.11/) (•1/fll P () R<n I 56(), Co~l.'1
Mr u 01616 \.\-t."dd1111 and r nsagf'mt"nt nrws 1s puhlnhrd on
1 spa~v11fahlC' t>nm
Some sundae
Some 140 Buntln.rton Beach Cub
Scout. devour 16 &al.Iona of
SwenM>na' lee cream ae"ed In
the only di.ah that could be btc
enough -a 14-foot trough made
from plutic rain ptter ptpm,.
The auper-alud aundae party
wu a part of the Scout.' week-
lona aummer day camp at Bunt-
tnaton Central Park. The
SwenM>na' lee cream atore at
Golden Weat and Warner
donated all the topping• the boy•
could eat.
Irvine
~ay-ban
campus v
smoking
By MICHELLE COLE
~NMC:...111 1 .-.1
Irvine school board mc mben are a·
peeled to announce 1n early Sept.ember if
studcnu can bnng tobacco to school this
year. Board members enpacd m a heated
debate last week on the ubJect and
decided to rc-eumme its policy on student
smoluna area . The boa.rd will maie its
final decmon about bannma smolcing.
even in designated areas. dunng its Sept. 2
board mtttmg.
Board president Helen Cameron and
member Margie Wakeham voted ap inst
the pohcy stud~ Both sa1d they did 001
support smoking. but response from
parents and teachers md1cated to them
that smok1ng has actually decreased
among Irvine tudents since the smoking
areas we~ sancuoncd.
"I've talked wtth parents who don't
necessanly approve but they prefct 11
(smokmg) to happen 1n a controlled area."
Cameron said
upcnn1.endcn1 A SlanJC¥ Corey was
aJw against the ban
· It 1s the feeling of the staff that smolun.g
areas have actually decreased smolung on
campus, rather than mcreascd tt," he said.
( orey cited increased costs in enforcing
a smoking ban as further reason to
m a1nta1n student smoking areas
But board membir Greg Sm1Lh, who
proposed the ban responded. "We may be
talking about e>ttra expenditures. but what ·~ in the best interest of the students and
the commun11~ may not be cheaper."
Board member Gordon Getchel was
also outspoken in his o ppo<;1tt0n 10 student
smoking areas,.
"What is 11 about smolo ng that makes 1t
d11Terent than other chemical abuse'>'' he
asked ·Research ~hows that most people
wh o smoke in adult life begin 10 Lhe1r
middle teens ·•
If the ban on smolo ng survives a second
vote in September .,tudent c,mulun& areas
will be cloc,ed "'hen ~h<)()I starts But, even
1f board memhcr Mar) Fllen Hadley
changes her 1.ote tu '>1de with< ameron and
'Wali.eham as she in91ca1ed c,he m1&ht. a
bill pendlJ\g 1n the state lc-gJslaturc ma\.' clo~ student .. mok1ng areas b)' Jan i
anvwa.,.
H~ntington planners delay
action On realigning streets
C.urc) \aid the bill v..h1ch would ban
\moktng and make po'>~s100 of tobacco
prnduc l\ <.a use tor 'iuspt"nc;1on. has onl y to
dear the ()enatc and to be signed by the
80\Cmor before: 11 betomes law. The
c;upe nn1cnden1 t '>ti mated the chances of
the: bill pa<;c,1ng al abvut 90 percent.
By G. JEANETTE A VENT
D.-y,....Colru f1u'4nt
The Huntington Beach Planning Com·
m1ss1on has postponed action on a
controvers1aJ package that would realign
and w1den severaJ down town streets to
make way for the city's redevelopment
prOJCCIS.
The com m1ss1oners voted to hold a
special meeting on the strct'I alignments
Sept 9 at 7 p.m
Proponents of the reahgnment sa y the
package ts pan of an overall pl an to move
traffic in and out of the downtown area
targeted for redevelopment. However, a
vocal group of cn ucs contend the reahgn-
men1 will shear off portions of lawn!.,
encroach on h1s1on cal landmarks and
result in the unnecessary condemnation of
building!>
The proposed package recommended h)
th e Cit) c;taff specifies ho~ the cit) should
carr) out street cha nge\ approved two
years ago. The changes were propoi;ed 1n a
general plan amendment passed b\ the
City Council on June 4. 1984
Under the plan, pomon~ of \\ alnul
Avenue. Sixth Street. Orange .\venue and
l ake <;tree1 will be v..1denl'<l The v..1dth
increases ran_ge fro m li ve let't to 25 feet In
addition. S1x1fi trcct. north ot Orange
.\venue. will be reah~ned 10 rnnnec t with
F1f\h treet at the Main li\1ree1 intersec11on
Most of the land for the co~">t1on would
tnmc from vacant land pre' 1ou!>I } oc-
{ Upted b> old Cit} Hall. according to staff
.\lso part o f the amcnqment 1s a plan to
e'tend Walnut A\enuc 10 Beach
Boulc\ard Howe,er. 1n re<,pon<;e to a
numtx-r ol concerns n :prc\sc<l b) area
residen ts and pro~ny owners, the f{e-
development staff recommended that Lhe
extension not be co n<;1dered at this time
The recommendation was made in a Jul}
22 memo from Douglas La Belle. the cit) 's
depul} administrator to Planning Com-
mi ssi on Chairman Tom Livengood.
The extension would displace an un-
determined number of mobile homes at
the Pacific Mobile Home Park at Hunt-
ington and Atlanta ~treetc.. accordmg 10 a
lencr from m9bile par~ ov..ne ri.
•\lthough the Walnut .\ vehue to lkach
Boulevard extension v..as remo\ed from
the package. planning comm1ss1oner<. \til l
heard a steady stream o f protests from
Inca I residents and buc;iness owneri. about
the other realtgnment-.
Huntmgton Beach rrs1 dent \u.,..tn
\\onh\ told comm1ss1onerc, Tuc~<la' "I
v..1<.h the Cit\ v.ould lca"e u\ alom'
\\ orth\ '>aid her fam 1h ha!> ov. oc<l prop-
crt\ on S1x1h and 'Walnut street~ ~•nu.
19():1 and 1he fa mily home and a '''11-\to1)
w mmcretal build mg have been 'iuhm1lll'<l
to the Na11o nal Reg1 stc'r ot H 1\tom.il
PlalC'i
\he YIU her fa m1h hal> had to light to
hold on 10 the propcn.,. Her father v.as .l
lo}al u t) emplo:rce and ltJTI.pcrcd tw.
l rt llusm, she said. bu1 "I am not as nice a'
m" fathe r" She said c;he would fight to
prevent the city from condemning the
buildings for street 1mprove-me-nts sn<l
dov. ntown rede' elopment
G u\ Gunardo a memher 01 lhl·
H1stor1cal Soc1et\ ..aid the plan shuw' .1
"lack of sens1t1 \1 I) toward land mark\ and
h1~toncal site\ .. He added "I don 1 think
1t\ fair that j)l.'Oplc (1.1\l" up 1he11 \.Hth tor
SOMETHING T 0 THINK ABOUT
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the c11y·s trallic problem If 11·~ going lo
cause so many 1raffic problems. then the
(rede\.elopment) project should be
changed ...
Comm1ss1oner L•' engood said he wa nt-
ed to contmue discussion to another
meeting. "We do not have the facts 1n front
of us to make a dec1Ston on the align-
ments," said Li vengood. Citing the omis-
sion o fa 500-bed hotel from-a stafTanalys1s
of the area. Ln engood said. 'Tm really
concerned with the data that were u~d ·
Comm1ss1oner Jean Schumacher said.
··w e onh work with the tools v..e'vc been
&•"en. We need a lot more commun1c.at1on
all around and not a deadline I cannot
suppon an alignment when I don't 1..nov.
v.hat's goi ng on"
Commissioner Marc Portrr said "Re-de, elopmcnt 1n c;ome areas ~em\ on the
'erge of '>teamrolltng and that urncern'I
me
There' ..i h1g pu\h on t i mo.,.c
c\C~ thing and mo' c 11 fa<,t · said
Schumacher "( Howe ... er.) v.t"re going to
have to h\C v.1th dension\ we mak<' in
snapp} order" '\hl' told J lht'<'nng au-
dience
( omm1ss1oner John P F r'll..ln<.' u1d ht·
v.as 001 '>3tt\lied with the l<.'\CI ol
1.ommun1t\ comment "The pr<K'e'' tan
not be sncn I comm1!.s1uners1 up ht•r,· "'111
a Ruh1 c·., ( uhc 1n the heat l)f ,1 puhhl
debate ..
~we·rc fa 1hng to gather commun11'
l"Oncen~u'I tor what's happcn1nl!! dov.11
there .. \a1d Frsk1nc He ..aid ~ou m,n gl't
.1 lc-v. pnlJ<.'<:l\ through · hu1 11 lht
t«>mm1\'10n d<X''in I get puhht ll•ntt'n'U"
the t It~ t ould e\pc1. t 10 bt.·rnmt• t·mhru1kJ
1n ltt1gat10n w11h l\S re<.tdl'nt'
Ready to go
Koda", a 2 -year-old golden re-
triever, la at the Oranee County
Humane Society ahelt~r waltinC
for M>meone to tak e hlm home.
He la neutered, bouaebroken and
good with children. but he
ahould be ln a one-doe bou.ae-
bold. The abelter la at 21632
Newland Ave _ tn ffuntlnaton
Beach .
Focus on the beam, ~ot its elevation
Th e re or t' l:ulure. or falling ofT 1 he.,. dun'1 consider "failure ..
tountlt'S'I theom·., llere arc 'iomc appl1t a11on~ of the "f-v.,chr Inch
v. h\ '>ome pt•opk :ire Beam·· thcof)
'unc.,..ful o thtr\ In basketball J lrt'l' lhrnv. !\a b3\ll shot ta~cn 15 ll'l'I
ll''" \Ulcnlul llJrd JIM from thr bao;kct v..h1<h I\ alv.a"' llS inchcc; v..1de and I«)
v..orl.. luc k. goal \Cl-fet.•t nn the ground In j'lr3l tKl' man\ pla)-crs htt I (I {)UI 111
tmg .,df h)pno.-..., w IOtrce th ro-ws l nnormal ~ame'ithc a verag<.'drops t o.,out
rl'l1g1on mamagt• 000 of Io Butfu' mo'lt good ha c;kcthJll player\ 1n the Forum
1nhr111an cc yo u ••••••••••••••• tn front l) 17.000 ~reJ m1ng fanir; with '0 'l<'c..onds to go. n.111w 11 lll'rl' .. ., J the '<:ore t1t·d :i nti mu\t plaH'f\ can't pu'ih the hall to the:
Ill'"' um.• the·· T v.ch l' lnl h &am" 1hcof) h applte~ to backboard
hu,1111 .. .,!> '>JX>rl., t.rcat1\.C l'ndea,orc, anti ht-t.•om1ng nch v. h't not ~ l t'H '·'~ 1h tht.· ...i mt.• \II<.' basket at the same
and lamou\ height a·nd thr S<Hll<' dl\la n(C' 11 wa\ 1n practice Th<'
The "Twch l· lnth lkam phlloc.oph' goc~ li ke th1\ pmhlcm The pla\.er·., "tx·am" go1 too high The pla\er ·
t .1kl a tx.•am I~ tn l hl'" Wilk and lil'f 11 O:at nn a la~n <\<,\. "a' O\erh conll'fnC'\.I \'Ith "falling ,,rr· and tho~· ~n' 11nc 111 \\,1lk tht• hl:a m a' 11 \I t., on the 8ra.,, "'u h1g d<'al ' thoughg dnm1natt'd h1., or hrr performanH·
f \l't\1l0l' l .tn du 11 MagK John'>on would \1nl.. lh <' frt.•c thm-v. In 1h1·
N~m 1'h:' :i tc the hl:nm th ree" ket on lhl ground and l11l ker room he'd gnn ··he\ man 11\ the Y me old ha\ke1
1)1\ll' ap.a1n a\k Jl)\On(' l(l walk the plank Proh3hl\ I wa .. n't th1nl..1ng ah1111t 1hc 1110\ Of ro ... ng thC' game Of
l'H'f\om· v..111 bul \omt· ",II he appr<.'hC'n<.l\C' doubting tonmnov. ·, n<.'-v.\pa pt•r ,lfl11u111., He'd prnhahh C\plJ1n
thl·tr halanlt'. v.oming ahoul lail un· 111 lall1n~ off "c't ·11 ba,l..ct ., a hac.~t·t. 1n r rall1\1: or 1n front of I., 000 fon,
ra1-.c. the t'C.tm to"" k et ofTthc ground ,111d tt \l l'\.t'f\'On<' \ 11u JU'>I sorn1tune11 .111 out \nu ha't" to tnnu·ntr;itc"
a1Y1 tn Ill ,.,.,,lk 11 ~oout half v.111 'ia\ 'no"""'" about hall <lthl'I C'\ampll'' 4 ahlc 1 \ \pon' 11l\flft'''-ir111 t t"tl "'II"' ··v.h\. no1 "' l 11rnt'"1 dn1.·,n·1 •m!lrt"'' an,nnl' "•th hi\ tnlt"ll("('t m
I h<.' hat(\.'\)"'¥ 'wh) not' rt"a\on thot thc he-nm " \mouth hu\lne"' appr11.ll h \ cn1 01 I v.0111<1 1h1nli "'r rt"
\1111I ~1n~h('<, wide. eu ctly the <,.'\rtl<.' width II "n., ln}tn~ 1 H'n l:ut a' ,m.u1 \ \'t lonli -v.hat he:·., .11lumpli\hl'll tw
nn thC' ira \ T he\'rr-not con"crnrd v.1th falltnp. off I. lhll.''>n t fear l.111Lm m t.allin~
1nlbn v.1dc ''I~ inc he\ wide on 1hc 11,r.1" 111~o 1ect 1n tht' 1 hr 11lt11n.11~ k.itkl\hlf' <.'\,\mph' til lhl' thcnn 1,
111r Thn 'II cOnl rntr IC' on thr Jllh in Iron! nt tht•m '\ ou Pn•\tdt•nt R11n:.1IJ Heapn II ht• t'\Cr lnn\ldt"rrtl 1hr "'~'
rnn rn1w th<.' ht-am to ~O fee t. 1110 lrt·t tlf pl.h\' 11 tx-tv.len nt lall1ng of1 the-nrr<.Hll'u' ht·am" he: ~alk\ "l' .hit ht 1n
l\.\11 '~'\( r.-ipo' ,\OJ in thc:or. \ul'<"r :tlhte\l.'r' '''ll \tlll tkcp trnuhlt
ll'."11n thal 11\ a I~ int h pa1h 1hn H' 11111 1h1nli1n~ u( Mon n .1mpk' In \pOrt\ ~~(' happ -&,>·IU\ '-'
l .ul11' l npt·'· thl· .,to..:k\ P -,<'ar-nld h.1111.. dcrk from
l'ortugJI ~ho ""n 1h1• fll\•11' ma1.1thl•n a1 \he '84
Ol\llt('I~ ~ Othcr\ lro1e urlln tht <lh ltlJ'I\ .. their ''bc.:im f
gnt 1110 high I hat 1nd11dt'> lhl' k.rn \1\111111 Jl\pane~ v..ho
trJtncd h' '\pnn11nt1 ui' \h I u111n lrn•11n~ "'<'8ther The'
.111 h;iJ 8\\JI., .ind tlr1rrn1in.11111n ~111 I "IX' 1ust 'm1lcd
J\l3\ all~~ milt'' hl· w,1-, u1mltH1.1hh• \\llh 1hc prcssu rt
In lrcatt\l' cndi·a\.nr' thl'rl' art' 1h11u'iand~ 111
,. \l t'lknt pcrt1,rmt.•r<; hu1 t•nh a Irv. al hte"t \tardom
l">ll<'\ 11 h.nt" to dn v.1th fl'.'rlorm1n~ 1hr right wa) at thr
nght time in tronl nl 1h1• nah1 fl\.'ll!llc. \\ hrn the beam "
t.O fret nfflhe ground "tnnl'r\, \)n,,·ntratc on the 12-int. h
width rhr\ don'11h1nk :.10nu1 thr peoplt \\atlh1ng them
In lUn\er:o.auon \OU nt I m1gh1 he ,l\ cnpg1ng a'
R.:irh.11 :t \\ •lltt'r'> hut hnne. 1 n l \ ( ,tm\·ru\. !>tud11l\ the
Pfl'" .mu Ml m 1l1111n '1r~1:r' and v.-dl h1g chan t'\ m11h1
cmcr11c V.h,' C on,rr\11tmn ",un,cr\.1t111n Rarhani
V.-l\ltrr' ..,,.ould '8\ \.\.h1lc-\tlu ot I m1Jhl lrr.tk out at the
1hn11gh1 111 Ml m1lhun '1cv..t" 1uJ@.1ng H 1r pcrtorm1ncc
nur 1~-tn h -v.1dc 1)l,1nl.. \\ou1l.1 he-1<1 h1 h Wr'd hC'
• ha1J 111 ta1lur<'
1 ha1 · .. tht -· T ~ l'" (' 1 "' h li<':lOl I h<'Of'\ • "h wmt
TX'"f'k tnc nch :inl1 1.111111u' and oiht't' 1111 IC'"' ~ualtfted
l<11;len 1n n·l.111q• nh.,c uni\ II ,10('\n 11rl,1tt'" tt> taltnl t'lr w-l r
-v.11rth 11,lnt'\ rl'l.111." ltl l'arnlllll"'·'"ll n.~ogn1t1on und mo't
1111pe111.1n1 lh<' 1~1111, h• "'" < 1t"nc-r.alh the h11her the
l"'am" th<' greatrr thC' ~nmprn'-lltmn anti reloan11111n
\m1 thc harder 1t'lr' tall
lhC' ··1 ~('1\(".fnlh &am fheo"' rpl 1110 '<'ur
hie 11 '"'mc-1h1n@ 1c1 thin ahout
Jim Mood 11.-,.~ la,...,..,,.,, Btad
I .
* QrM09 C0Mt DAILY PILOT/~.~ 10, 1Me
No abnormalities
revealed · in tests
Reagan-returns to
White House after
urological tests
WASHINGTON (AP) -Presi-
dent Rcapn underwent a two-hour
urological cumina11on at Bethesda
Naval Hospital on Saturd:a)' and has
doctor saJd the checkup ··revealed no
abnormahues or evidence of tumo r
or an) other d1sica~ ..
·· o funher urologJcal c.umin-
ations o r other medical procedures
arc planned," Or T Bunon Smuh
the preside nt's ph)sac1an. said In a
wnuen stat•ment 1 ucd b) the White
House
"E' crything·s normal. evcrything·'i
fine." Jhe president !Mild as he left the
hospttal.
Reagan appeared to move more
slowl)' th.an usual as he and his Wlfc.
'°I.Janey. walked to a bcllcopltr for the
15-minutc re~um fl•ahl to the While
House.
Touching down on the Whttc
House lawn, Reagan stepped ofT the
hchcoptcr smihng and wd be had no
plans to return 10 the hospital. He s~ud
he was not on any med1cat1on.
"Everyth1ng's unchanged from
1982." when he had his last urological
examination and doctors said no
treatment was needed. the president
\aid.
experts dcscnbed the euminat1on
as a rouunc procedure to look for
gro wths or o ther problems in the
prostate or bladder
··J fct"IJUSt grcat."-thc president told
rep()rttrs as he stepped onto the
White House lawn lo board a helicop-
ter for the bnef01ght to the suburban
Maryland hospital "I'm sorry to
d1sapp()int you. this 1s JUSt a routine
Pratdent Reacan ,1 ... OK
•tan u he leaTa hoepital.
check "
As he entered the hospital holding
first lad~ Nanc) Rcapn b> the hand,
he was agam asked how ht' felt and
replied. "fine.'"
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Services
held for
Schroeder
Artificial heart
recipient eulogized
by his surgeon
Doctors transplant liver
into 3 1/2-week-old boy
By 1M AJ..O.IH Prtt1
PITT'SBLRGH _ \)~-week-old boy who 1" rtmo~ &he y~unaes~ liter
transplant patients evcr underwent surgtry turda) ~ti hild~ .. ~~~ ~vc a new organ. M1chatl 8og&.s1 son of Marl an ~nn ~. in .la(
Wyo entered surgery about 4 p.m. and was c"f)(('kv to ~m&Jn in
0 . "'un room unul at least midnight. s:ud ho p1tal pokeswoman Lynn J:Mab~n .. As far as we are able lo tell at ttus point. he is the Y'?u~ae:t h~~r
ln\nsplant Patit'nt ever. He's the youngest we. 'vc done at c:1~dren ~d • : wb ·
However Morgan Smith-Dennis of Olathe. Kan , wu I ays o w en . e
rc<xivcd a neworga.n June 18 at the Un1vers11y ofNc:bruka Med1~l Ce~ter tn
Omaha Morgan rcmarns hospitalized in mt1cal but table cond1t100 in the
1ntens1ve care unit. hospital sp()keswoman La.Donna Hoffman said Saturday.
Incomlng tlde renoata cruise •hlp
KL\ WOCK. Alaska - A cruise ship that ran aground was rcfloated on
the nsing lldc and towed to anchoragt Saturday. after its 143 passcn.a3c0~ ~ere
evacuated and flown to the mainland. No one wa<; injured when thc ·1<>0l
North Star ran aground Fnd:ay on rocks near Pnnce of Wales Island and beaan ~on watcnbrough two holes 1n the hull There w11s no 1mmed1alC word on
wh) 11 grounded Some of the ship's 60 crew members s~yed. aboard a~d
puched the two holes. one 6 by I 2 inches and one six inches in diameter. said
Coast Guard Lt. Fulton Gregg 1n Juneau The udc renoated the Nonh Star
dunng the nig.ht and the ship was to wed to an anchorage about 200 y~rds ofT
this community on Pnn~ of Wales Island. CJrcgg said. "They're pumping 900
to t.OOOgaJlonsofwater per minute out of the eng.ine room with several pum~
they've got going, so they're lowenng the water level 1n the engrne room, G~.said "The repairs ev1dentl)' arc ho lding. and things are loolong pretty
good.'
Telephone companies struck
WASHINGTON -About 40.000 workers struck telephone companies in
New York and New England shortl) befo re midnight. But walkouts 10 some
mid-Atlantic st.ates. parts of the Midwest and So uthwest were avened.shonly
before the stnke deadline. The Communicatio ns Workers 9 f Amenca and
SOuthwestern Bell Corp., serving Arkansas. Kan\as. M1ssoun. Okfahoma ~od
Texas. reached a tentative agreement on a nc" contract for ~8.~ union
members ncarl) an hou~ before a threatened walkout there at m1dnighl COT.
Negotiators for the unio n and Bell Atlanuc companies, serving six st.ates. and
three Amen tech companies. pro' 1dan~ telephone sen ice in Illinois. M1ch1gan
and Ohio. agreed 10 continue bargaining
Senate ralses debt celling
It's our lowest adjustable affordable home loan. call
loan rate ever. 1-800-554-2626. · ·
Senate
And it means monthly Or stop by any of the 160
payments are lower. Easier to Home Federal offices all over
live with. Even the loan fees California. (Check with
are lower. Directory Assistance for the
In fact. about the office nearest you.)
only thing that isn't lower is It couJd be the high
the loan amount you can ~V/t. point of your day.
qualify for. It's bigger. !..,! r.qu1l "PP1munil) 14-n<kr
So if you're in u-. -F d G> io ~9'" PR iub~·'
the market for an nUlllC~ .. :~~:'!' l'M'• ittt-"'"
111
,
passes
Pentagon
budget
I '>'.\SHI ~G TO ~ I .\P)-The Scn-
Jte \otCd 86-J Saturday 10 approve a
huge bill that sharpl) reduces Pres1-
dcn1 Reagan's plans to inc~
defen'>C spending. pan1culartr for key
pro1ects such as "Star Wars.·
Passage capped a long week of work
and came late Saturday evening as the
Repubhcan<ontrolled chamber met
1n an unu'iual weekend session to
plo" chrough more than a dozen
amendments. most of them minor.
The onl} opposition votes were
ca~t b) ens. Tom Harkin. D-lowa.
John Melcher. D-Mont.. and Wilham
Proxmire. D-W1'i.
The <ie na te bill eventually will have
lo be rcconc1lcd with the Pentagon
\J)(ndmg plan 1hat the Democratic·
rnntrnllcd House will wo rk through
th1~ week
For the fiscal )Car starting Oct. l
Reagan \ought S.320 billion in defense
'>pending. compared with the cu~nt
budget of about S286 billion. The
'x'natc measure authonzcs $295
b1ll1on while the House version
perm II\ $292 b1ll1on
The Senate measure proposes
S' 1>5 b1lhon for spending on Star
'Warr, an11-m1ss1lc research. far below
Reagan's request of $5 . .3 billion but
\till an increase from the current $3. I
b1Jhon bud&et.
The House bill would permit $3.8
b1 lhon for Star Wars, although there
· arc at least a half-dozen amendments
pro posing spending levels that range
from SI b1U1on to Reagan's total
request
One ma1or prop()sal, killed on a
72-24 vote. would have banned trade
"1th communist nations if that trade
wa\ in any way subsidized by lhe U.S.
government
The proposal was offered by Sen
Patnck Mo)n1han. D-N Y
Approval of
nominees
expected
WA HINGTON ~AP) -Prts1-~ent Rcag.'\n, predicting Senate con-
firmat1on of h11 Supreme Court
no mmat10M or William H. Rehn-
9u1st and Antoni~ Scalia, pledged
Saturday to ~ont1nue to appoint
Judges who will "interpret law. not make 1t."
In has weekly radio addres de·
hvercd from the Oval Office 1~ the
White Hou~. Rcapn said that in his
pre'1dcnt1al elec11on campaigns he
ha\ arsucd that "too many judaes ..
were •11mply u~1na the couns to strike
down I ws that d1sl)lcascd them
poh1rcally or ph1losoph1ca11y. ••
··one of the pnnc:1pal points I made
to the J\mcncan people was the need
for a ~al chnnat m the fe<kral
1ud1c1at) ."the prcs1d.cnt said.
"I arsucd the ntcd for JUd&M who
would interpret law. not make 1t "
'Of courst this upsets tho\C who d1~ wtth me pol1t1cally and I
have a lurluna ,u~p1c1on that politics.
had mol't' than a lmle to do with \Ome
of the .. c:t1c, u1Cd aga1n,t Just1lc
Rehnqu1u •• he ~1d
Rebels
agree to
cease-fire
Communist fi hters.
army In Philippines
cease operations
MANILA. Philippines (AP) -
Communjst rebels have qrced to a
ceue-fire in an area where some of the Philippines' blood.test fipiting bas
Ulken place, and the military ten-
tatively ~ ~lted 1u operations, a top oftiaal saia Saturday.
The aovemor of M1sam1s Onental
provin« on Mindanao island
Vicente Emano. saad th~ Communasi
Party and its New People's Anny
~ to the cease-fire in talks wat h
avilian officials Thursday and f n·
day.
Emano said the rebels threatened
to reMw hostili tcs afthe m1htary docs
not accq>t the offer within a week. He
said regional military commanders
qrced to halt operations whale he
talked with the guerrillas, but told
him they still had to consult their
superiors in Mani la on whether to
accept the cease-fi re.
The Philippine News Agency re-
ported Saturday that Bng. Gen.
Mariano Adalem responded to the
offer by ~rdering his troops to stop
operations at once against the rebels
in the entire six-province region
under his command.
Repeated attempts failed to contact
Adalem in Cagayan de Oro an the
northern ponion of Mindanao. 500
miles south of Manila. Efforts to
reach military and government of-
ficials in Manila also failed Their
offices were closed for the weekend
Emano sa1d m a telephone anler-
view from lhe prov1nc1al capital of
Capyan de Oro that Adalem told
bim be was Oying to Manila Sunday
to discuss the proposed cease-fire
with the nation's armed forces chief.
Gen. Fldel V. Ramos.
Emano said has pany included the
vice governor. the mayors of I 0 towns
and six Roman Catholic pnests.
3,500hold
··protestat
Berlin Wall
BERLJ N (AP) -About 3.500
demonstrators marched through the
city ce nter Saturday to protest the
Bertin Wall. and the U.S. ambassador
to West Germany predicted the
barrier would some day be "one of
bi story's bad mcmoncs."
Scores of demonstrators earned
small Berlin or Amencan flags
Others held black banners beanng the
names of some of the at lca'lt 73
peer.le killed trying to escape over the
wal.
The wall. hastily erected by Com·
munist East German soldiers an the
pnldawn hours of Aug. 13. 1961.
marks its 25th anniversary Wednes-
day. Police saad they detained thret'
people fo r throwing firecrackers into
crowds of people Noone was 1nJured.
and the three were later released.
About 1.100 protesters gathered an
small groups along a central section of
the wall where a West Berlin-based
human rights group planned to form a
scven-m1Te human cham. police !Mild
The attempt by the August I 'l
Workmg Group failed because too
few people showed up. they said
U.S. Ambassador Richard Burt
earlier told an outdoor rall y ·· 11 1s our
ideas and values. and our commit·
ment to them. that will someda)
overcome this bamer ...
Report indicates
Yurchenko ali ve
MOSCOW (AP) -A Moscow
newspaJ>'r quoted reputed defector
VitaJy Yurchcnko on Saturda) as
saying be 1s ahve, well and back at has
old job. in an apparent effort to dispel
Western reports that Yurchenko was
executed by the KGB.
"The Western mass media spread
all lunds of cock-and-bull <;tones
about me." the article 1n the news-
paper Moskovsk.aya Pravda quoted
Yurchenko as saying.
U.S. officials say Yurchenko was a
senior KGB spy who defected to the
American Embassy m Ro me m
A~t 1985. He was credited with
ttU1na the CIA that the KGB was
buyina secrets from Edward Ltt
Howard. the former U .. qent whose
defection to the ~vaet Union wa'I
announced last week.
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Union chief to meet
with RTD bus drivers
Cla rk to tell members 'image is tarnished'
as resultofrecent rash of accidents in re to n
LOS ANGELES (AP) -As yet
another Southern California Rapid
Transit Distnct bus was involved "'
an accident, the head of the dnvers
union said he will call a meeung to
warn the membership o t \\hat the
public thinks of them.
United Transportation l nion
General Chairman Earl Clarl said
J-nda) he will tell the RTD's 5.000
bus dnvers "your image has been
tarnished" and wtll advocate safct)
and discourage drug use. which has
been linked to two accid,ents
Five bus passengers were injured
Fnday when their bus struck a car
from behind at 5 p.m. at Holly\\Ood
Boulevard and Vermont A\cnue
said RTD spokesman Man Littman
Four were treated a1 hospitals and the
fifth did not need hosp1taJ treatment
In another bus crash Thursday 1n
Orange C:ouoty, a van slammed into
the side of a Lounge C'ar Tours bus as
the coach pulled out of a mo1el
parkmg lot. Six people in the van were
injured. but none o the 11 passengers
aboard the bus was 1nJured
Sergio Luna. 25, of Stanton. dmer
of the van. was m cntlcal cond1t1on
toda} at UC'I Medical Center in
Orange. said nurse Dana Snell.
Since May.. RTD bus accidents
have in1ured more than 150 people.
Drivers who tested positive for drugs
have been blamed in at least 1wo
accidents that IOJured 50 people.
Officials also said Fnday that the
trainee driver of a bus that over-
1umed last week on the Hollywood
Freewa). 1n1unng 27 people. was
fired.
h1rle) Jean R10Jas. 26. of Santa
Monica. was trying to enter a frcewa}
turnout on July 31, causing senous
•l\!unes to four people and minor
1nJunes to the other 23.
.. he wa,s let go but we weren't
given any reason:· said Steve Pary,
an RTD spok.esman.
Ms. RioJaS said late Fnday she •
didn't know she was fired.
"If I have. I don't know it." she
said "I don't believe anything you
reporters say and I won't believe 11
un1il I hear it from the RTO."
Ms. R10JaS, who had been an RTO
employee since June, came up
ncga11ve on a field test for drugs after
the crash, the California Highway
Patrol said. But an RTD official who
was not idcntifi.cd said she tested
pos1uve for· drugs. the Los Angeles
Herald Examiner reported Friday.
Ms. Riojas refused comment when
asked about the report.
Littman. the RTD official. said he
could neither confirm nor deny
anything about the newspaper report.
Two bus accidents Thursday in-
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Pope scheduled to
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Shirley Jean RJoja•
1ured 10 people, prompting Los
Angeles County Supervisor Kenneth
Hahn to call on the RTD to change us
policy of withholding the results of
drug tests on dnvers.
On July 11. RTD officials began
cuing state confidentiality laws in
withholding the results of drug tests.
Dodger Stadium may
be site of appearance
In Sept ember 1987
SAN FRANCISCO (AP)
Thousands of Californians may have
a chance to hear Pope John Paul II at
Candlestick Park here and Dodger
Stadium in Los Angeles, church
officials have announced.
During a news conference on the
fall 1987 papal visit to the United
St.ates. San Francisco Archdiocese
officials said that tent.au vc plans call
for the pope to visit Southern Cali-
fornia Sept. 15-l6. and Northern
California Sept. 17-18.
Monsignor Francis Lacey said the
pope is scheduled to make an outdoor
appearance 10 the Los Angeles area,
possibly at Dodger Stadium. the Los
Angeles Coliseum or the Rose Bowl.
Pope John Paul II also will meet
wnh U.S. bishops at a seminary in
Camanllo to discuss church com-
mun1ca11ons. offic1al.s sa1~. . In Northern California, he wtll
travel to the Carmel Ml'ss1on. and
may speak toa crowd of up to 100,000
at Monterey's Laguna Seca Raceway
afterward. Lacey said .
Lacey. head of the loc~l .plan.n1ng
committee for the papal v1Stt. said he
1s recommendinf that the pope speak
at San Francisco s windy Candl~tick
Park. He said there are secunty or
logistical problems Wlth other poten-
ual sites: Cnssy Field near the Golde.n
Gate Bndge; Golden Gate Park s
Polo Field. and Stanford Un1~rs1ty
Stadium.
Then Pope John Paul II will attend
a prayer session at St. Mary's Ca-
thedral with cloistered members of
convents and monasteries from the
area There are hundreds of represen-
tauves from 22 male and 53 female
relig.ious commun1t1es within the San
Francisco Archdiocese. The pope
would take a rest. then meet at Svt..
Mal) 's wtth non-cloistered members
of religious orders from around t
count!)
Getty Museum statue may be fake
By the Associat«!d Press
MALIBU -A statue purchased b) the J. Paul Gett)
Mu seum as a rare classical Greek work 1s a fake . a
promment art expert says, but museum officiaJs defend
1ts authenticity. In an article in the September issue of the
an magazine Connoisseur. published Saturday, ltaJian
expen Giuseppe "Pico" Cellini maintained that the
statue. which the museum purchased nearly three years
ago for a reported $7 million. is a 20th century fake. The
museum. however, says the 6-foot-7 marble statue of a
standing young man dates from abou1 530 B.C.. nearly a
century before the Golden Age of Athens. The purchase of
the statue was kept secret while museum experts worked
to prcsenc It and test its authent1c1ty. but the museum
issued a statement Fnda} 1n response to reports about the
Connoisseur article. The only other one in the United
talcs 1s at the Metropolitan Museum of An in New York.
which purchased it 1n 1932. the last ume one came on the
market.
Audlt flI;:1dS embezzlement easy
LOS ANGELES -County employees easily could
have embezzled funds from the estates of dead people, but
ne1.1. controls were implemented after an audit tnggered
NOTICE
by allegations of such thefts. officials say. The audit report
said there had been few safe~uards 10 prevent Public
Administrator-Public Guardian trust officers from
embezzling the as.sets of people who die without heirs or
executors. From 5.000 to 6.000 such estates currently arc
being admrnistered by trust officers ... Thert' 1s lack of
separation of duties over decedent bank accounts,'' the
audit said. "This could allow PAPG stafT to take money
from estates and cover up the thct1.''
Men clalm they saw 'Bigfoot'
FRESNO -Five ch1Uing screams at dusk from an
eight .foot-tall "shadoW). hulking" figure between two
pine trees in the Sierra Ne' ada has scared a five-man
construcuon team into kttp1ng their guns clost at hand.
While not aJI the 1.1.orkcrs are claiming they saw
Sasquatch, the legendal) and some say mythical creature
of the Pacific Northwest commonly known as Bigfoot. the
expcnenced mountain men are sure 11 wasn't a bear or
mountain hon, as federal forestry officials have sus-
gested. "We just heard this blood-curdling scream, It
sounded like a woman was ha ving the Ocsh cut ofTher. but
1t was so loud that any creature would have had to have
had enormous lung capacity." said Russell Pozov1ch, 33.
of Fresno at his home on aturday
Disposal sites
needed in OC
Th• Maternity Oxford ehlrt In today'• Target 1ale
1ectlon may not be In •tock, but 1hould •rrlve later In the
week.
By the Associated Pre11
Chem1s:al waste disposal sites arc
needed in Orange County because
shipping the 1oxics elsewhere 1s
hazardous. a county report con-
cluded.
In the meantime, we wlll eub1tltute any $12.99 woven
•ternlty ehlrt for the ume ule price of $7.11 and wlll
al10 offer ralnchecka.
We regret any Inconvenience thl1 may cauH.
G)TARGEt
The repon said at least three
fac1ht1es art' needed to treat. bum or
store hazardous waste and 1t sug-
gested county and., city officials
should lead the way by naming
sunable mes for them.
The repon was made by a team of
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usan and Richard K. Donald M1ss1on V1eJo, girl '
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July 15
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Mar; and Allan J. Thom~on, Laguna
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July ta
Kathenne Sheeley and Kirk W1l\on
Laguna ~ch. twin girls
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Tamara and Robert E lluntt:r
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Sara and Wilham (1 Milburn.
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July 8
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Lauren and Ste\ en II agar ( o\td
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July 9
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July 10
Mr and Mr!> Jerry ~kogluntl In tnl'.
bol Mr and Mrs John (l1hh' C o\la I
Mesa, girl
July 11
Mr. and Mrs Richard Loukk < mta
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July l 2
Mr. and \1rs frtTrc' Prmtor BJlti1.1
bo)
July 13
Mr and M" Roben fro\\n, lntnc
girl
July 14
Mr and "Ar!> Charle., '°I\ mmnnd<,
Costa Mesa. bo\
l\1r and M r> Barr} Hea\.1can 1r .. 1ne
boy
Mr and Mr> Robert .\dam ... < o\la
Mesa. girl
July IS
Mr. and Mr.. Roben fore Ir' 1ne g.irl
Mr and Mrs Ralph Odt"nhurg
Newport Beach. girl
J uly 17
Mr.andMr\ lc\lt:\lhll.(o!.lJ Mc\J.
bo}
July 18
\fr. and \Ir.. Dunman \Jku ...
In me. girl
Mr and \tr.. M1dlatl 1111.ir llunt
rngton Bealh. bo)
Mr and ~1r' .\I.in I ,I\ h•r < 0,1,1
Mesa. girl
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\1r. anti \tr\ C rJf\ < •rtl'.'-'l' In llll
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July ?O
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Mr and Mrs. M1h hl'I c i1l°){'llan11
Newport Beach . ho\
July 22
Mr. and Mr!>. Duugl.I' \\411nn1.·r
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Jul) 5
Diana and Perr. l uhd 11un111111-t111l
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Jul) 6
Laura and Ramon \tunu1 . In 1111·
boy
OC teens take
show on the road
The .rock musical "HI r o p\ ..
featunng a ca!>l of lt'Cn-agl'f\ lrom
throughout Orange ( 1H1nl\. I\ ron
tmuing 1ls nnllonol tour hillo"' 101.1.
recent local pcrform.1nc1'\
Local show!>. held <\u>1 ' 'i at
Chapman \ollcgt• rn Ornn&l'. \'l'H'
sponsored b~ < nlhnhl· D11Kl''" ol
Orange's Youth Oulrettl h Pm~ram ,1,
pan of 11~ "'t.'t.'k long fl'''" ;11 ·\um
mer Joy "
The mu\ll:ll "h1l h h;1' txrn
~rformcd nt hoth If\ 1n~ Mca1hi"''
and thc-Panlit \mph1lhl·«Hfr de.ii'
with 1~,ues fac1n11 'nun~ pt.•orlr -
self esteem. JX't'r prc\<,urc \Uh\tnnll'
abuse and 'iC''ual1t\ -1n cln rn1rr
uunma wa~ ~Ht Top~" w;i .. "'nttc-n. J)ffl(h1tr1l
and d1rec1e-d h't c irnmnn nom1ncr'
Em1e Rr m nu and I >t-hh' "crnt.•r
Rettmo who h.t\.C loc:u1,ed dunng the
P4Sl sill yean on a pdn1c ular 'i<'lmt"nt
of the contcmporon < hn,11an rntc-r·
ta1nmrnl aud1cncr -\.011n1t pc.·opk
The cast. b3'Cd at < ,1h •'" < hapd
1n Costa Mee.a ha, f'l(tformcd
throu.Jboul the mun tr; I hl."11 , 'l.-c1l\
tour condudc' 1n \outhnn < ah·
forn18 nn Auit I 'I
Debra and Terry Henderson, foun-tlJn Valley, boy
Patncia and Steven Maoo1n1 Laguna Hill , 11rl '
Lisa and Ahmed Ahmed: Fount&Jn
"Valley, boy
JtJy 7
Juheand Terence Ward, Costa Mesa bo I
ceTcste ond Michael auccdo, Foun-
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Deborah and RQbert Gillis Laguna Hills, girl '
Manha and Jesus Marrera, Hunt·
ington Beach, gjrl
JaJy 8
Leah Thorne and Mark MunoL Costa Mesa, girl '
Deborah and Robert Maxwell, Costa Mesa, girl
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Sara and Anthony Lee, (O!lla Mesa. girl
( heT) I and Todd Geer. Hununglon Beach. bo)'
Patricia C'an1onen and Brian
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July 11
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July 1%
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Ellen and JeOre} Mc Ra}. Huntington Beach. OO)
July 14
&ts) and JclTr.:} Chene~ Hunt-
ington Beach. bo~
July IS
l..ctura and Howard Hagan Costa
Me-sa, girl
Donna and Galen Han, ( osta Mesa bo) .
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AAIF.8 (~b 21-April 19): What·~ to be a "lost opponunny"
boOmcranas in your favor. Sceo.ari.o b.iahliahts producuv1ty, mpoosibtlitY.,
dtadhne. trona ptnonal and profaliona.I nalauo hips. Money d1JPute wiU be sctllcd.
TAURU (April 20.May_ 20); Relationship 1s tested, break m1&ht occur.
Focus on co ntracu lepl af&.irs possible p&ttncnhip, marria1e You'll oo
!onier .be responsible for another's obliaation. Messag.e should become increasinaly clear.
GEMINI (May 21-Juoe 20): Ntw employment opponu.ni t1es att prexnt.
You also find ways to improve current------------
"situation." Focus on fmb start. depen-
dents, pets, return of vitality. You arc
"called back" in connection With job or
loanCANCER (June 21-JuJy 22): Emo-SYDNEY ·
ttons tend to dominate - spotliaht on o
children, change, variety, speculation, MARR
1ntens1ficd romance. Popularity in-••••••••••••• creases, and more demands will be made
on your time. Former teacher is again available.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Whal had been a "closed m" s1tual1on will now be
relieved. Means "No Exit' signs arc removed. Green hghl flashc for progress,
possible Journey. Publishing assignment could be part of unusual sec nano
VlRGO (Aug. 23~Scpt 22): Short lnps, v1s1ts, abahty lo reach goal -these
are featured. A determined relative attempts to sway or intimidate. Know 1t,
hold your ground! You'll have chance to revise, review and to rebuild
UBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Luna.r, numerical cycles high -favorable
responses arc received, romance flourishes, crcattve Juices flow Emphasis on
porsonahly. ch.ansma, fresh st.arts, pioneenng spmt. You'll gain through
wntten word.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Major change occurs at home -famil)
member reveals "secret." Scenario highlights 1ntngue, &)amor, m)!>tery,
clandestine meeting. You'll right a wrong. you'll be regarded as hero.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Define terms, look behind scenes,
realize that many of your fondest desires arc to be fulfilled. Focus on fnend~.
hopes, powers of persuasion. You'll be fo nunate in matters of speculation.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Emphasis on business, career.
achievement, pride and unique accomplishment. Scenario highlights money.
emouonal responses: intensified love relationship. Cancer, another Capricorn
figure prominently.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20.Fcb. I St Lohg-distance commun1cat1on could be
harbinger of upcomiiliJoumcy. mp am on phllosopny, spintuaf values.
ability to overcome language barriers. You'll be "consulted" by one you
admire. Anes plays role.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Stress independence. creal1\ rt). w1lhngne'>!'>
to face facts where finances are concerned. lnd1 v1dual close 10 you announce:'>
plans for"longjoumey." You'll have reason to be opl1m1s11c, spark of romance:
IS ignited.
IF AUGUST 11 IS YOUR BIRTHDAY you are mtwuve. a natural tca.chcr
and psychologist. Family relationships have been "unusual" -there ha.,.e
been ups and downs where your mother 1s concerned. You are unorthodo'(.
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M Of'enee Co.I DAt&.Y Ptl.OTI ~. Auguat 10, 1984
Her doubts mean she's nOt ready f ormarl"iage
Dear Ann.Landen: lbepn to date a
deli&btfuJ youna man three months
llO· He is a profeuional pbOlOIJ"I·
pher, very aood in his field and does a
lot of work that involves males in joc~ey shorts and bikinis. I know he is
straiabt, but it aives me the shakes
when I realize that be spends most of
his workinj hours with gorgeous guys
who are all homosexuals.
"Phil" wants to marry me. Last
week he bought a beautiful ring but I
am reluctant to accept it because I am
scared to death of AIDS. Two of his
models have died of the disease this
year and another bas been diagnosed.
Phil says he has never soc1a11zed
wi'th his models, that they never ha>.'e
been to his apartment. nor has he
been to theirs. I'm sull fri~tened
because of the daily contact I ve told
Phil I will not accept a ring until he
goes to a doctor, gets tested and bnngs
me a certificate stating that he has not
been exposed to the AIDS virus
Phil claims this is an insult and a
vote of no confidence. He 1s threaten-
ing to break off completely unless I
accept his word. Am I Justified in
demanding a medical certificate?
Please tell me yes or no. -BAY
AREA QUANDARY
DEAR B.A.Q.: Wltb 10 mucb sexual
promlaca.lty ~ese clays, one cu 't
blame a womu or a mu for a1lllD1 a
pro1pecttve lover to present medical
evidence tbat lie or 1be 11 rl1ll-free.
Your 1ltuaUon, bowever, raises
A1111
luDEIS
otber quesU001. First, why are yoo
con1lderlng marriage to a mu you
bave kaown for only tbree months?
Wlaere'1 the fire? Second, I read
between the lines that you have a
aneaklDg lluncb your booey 11 a
homosexual.
Please take your foot off the gas
ud eoa1t awlltle. Get better ac-
q .... te.4 wl~ Wt mM alMI pet ~e
oru1e blo1aom101 a.old utll yot are
mucla more certalD about Illa 1ex11I
preference. • • • Dear Ann Landers: I greatly cn-
JO,Y.ed the column about the house-
wife who did her housework in the
nude. Perhaps you will get a laugh out
ofth1s story, which may or may not be
true.
A woman l)tcked a very warm day
to begin her spring housecleaning.
After an hour or two she thought,
"This heat 1s unbearable I can't stand
these clothes another minute." She
promptly took every stitch off and
happily continued with her house-
work. Then the doorbell rang.
"Wouldn't you know it," she said
to herself, and tiptoed to the window.
She peered through the cun.ains and
saw a man 1tandina at the front door.
The woman called out, "Who is it?"
"Blind man," was the reply.
"Arc you surer' she shouted back.
"Of course I'm sure," was the
answer.
"Since he's blind~' she thou&ht. "it
won't make any d111ercncc." S"he ran
down the stairs with a dollar bill in her
hand, flu ng open the door and handed
It to him. The man looked surprised.
took the dollar bill and asked, "OK.
Lady, where do you wa nt me to han~
these blinds?" -P.T .• PADUCAH.
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DEAR MR. GOREN
Q.-Sometlmee I am not 1ure
wbf'ther I s hould double or over·
call with certain boldlnl•· Fo r
example , suppoee my rtght·hand
opponent o pens lbf' bidding wltb
one d iamond and I hold:
tAJ9 V1AKI064 ~8742
I• It correct to doubl.-or over-
call onf' heart? -l..D., Ft.
Lauderdale, Fla.
A.-1 undc>r'itand your problem. If
you double and partner responds
one spade or One no trump, you
t·an"t be 'iure that ynu are in the
right rontraet And certainly, you
arl'n't strong enough to double and
llwn \)1d two hearts s hould partner
make an unwelcom<' response
The only way to avoid that prob-
lem Is to overcall one heart NotP
that, unless you have a s pecific·
way to show hearts and dubs over
a one diamond opening bid, not
even an artificial overc·all will help
on this 01w
Le.Ls ~Lrengthcn the hand
... lightly·
•AJ9 VAKJl06 •KI0642
Now your hand 1s good enough to
double and t h"n h1d hearts "lwuld
partner rrspond one spade or one
no trump
Q.-ln "Gore n's New Bridge
Complete" you recommend limit
raises of parlnt-r'8 m~or-sul t
opening bid and three no trump
as your forcing raise of the
major. My partner ln8l8L8 It 18
better Lo use two no trump a8 the
forcing raise. Wha t ls your objec-
tion to that? -B.N., Cambridge,
Mus.
A.-Vrry httlt'. t(•c·hnically l!'\ing
two no trump a., the forcing re-
sponse to a ma_ior was an idea of
thl' late Oswald Jacoby 0pt"ner is
th1·n rcqum·d to '>how a c;1ngleton,
1 f hl' has ont'
I do not n11nd 'lo m11eh lnsini;t the
U'\C of two no trump as a natural
had S1m·1• the• mf'l hod 1s employed
in t 011JUnl twn with forc-in~ onr no
trump response:-.. you would show
a balam·t'd 13· I r; points by first
bidding on<' nu trump. then JUmp-
1n~ to three no trump over
partner's rebid. nut I ran S('(' prob-
lrm'l with two ~1fforent m<•anings
for a two no trump rt"•ponsc•-one
ov('r a minor 'i111t. I hf• ottwr ovc-r a
major ~·
It!! proponent., t la1m I hi'."> mt'thod
"' more a<"niratr 1n .,lam bidding
That 1s poc.;"1bly so Its drawhack 1<1
11 pinprnnh shnrlnt''i" for a possi-
hl<· fornnj( defrn'-1' and in .,om~·
11n um .. ta111 t'S can t<'ll th1· d1•frnd-
1·r" whwh I rt('k., lo l ry t11 ta.<;h,
-;irwe tht•y know w h1·th1•r or not
111wni·r ha., a '<Hl)(lt•lon 1n a part I\ 11
tar '>llll
Sf.nd any qu4>8tlon11 for thl11 column
111 Charl1"11·11 . (;ort'n and Omar Sharlr,
In car.-of thl11 nt'w11pap.-r.
C"harl4'1i Gorl"n and Omar Sharif
pf'nonally, or t hrlr 11taff11, c-annot
und.-rtakl" 10 an11w.-r all qu.-11tlon11
'IUbmltll"d.
Sun sets twice
over Kotzebue
AN( H ORAC1F. Ala~ka (AP) -
rhe b1~cst and nonhcmmost nate in
the union 1s getting an extra ru nsct or
two these days. lhank'i to a combma-
t1on of ph) sics and poltt1cs
The sun ~t tw1cc Thursday. once at
12:04 a.m. and again at midnight, Uie
National Weather Service sa1cl
The phenomenon of two sunsets in
a 24-hour pcnod 1!tn't unusual 1n the
Nonhem Hemisphere a!t day'! grow
shoner a her the summer sol"1t1ce. But
when Aluka squcc1cd 1l!> four lime
1ones an to two rn October I 9RJ, 1t put
clock time about 1wo hour'i hch1nd
Sl:!n time on Alaska·, we\tern edge".
making two 'iunscts J>O'i'i1blt 1n a
single calendar da)
the physics of the double 'lunsct
comes from the Fart h's rotation
around the sun. It\ axis tilted 2W1
dcgrce'i In ·summer the northern
latlludes arc inclined toward the su n,
1n winter. away.
In the northern rcache!t. th e hours
of daylight dwindle rapidly after the
summer solsuce, the longest day of
the year. As the Earth moves toward
winter sol'itice, there 1s a point where
two !>Un!.Ct'I can occur m a 24-hour
pc nod.
The !tame-day sunsets became
possible when th e state n:duccd it1.
lime zone!t to put ahout 99 percent of
Alaska's po1?ula11on into a single lime
1one, allowing hu'i1ncss and govern-
ment in mo'it of the 'ltatc to work the
same hours.
On Monday, poh11cs and phy•nc'>
gave Nome two sunsets. The ~me
happened an Kotzebue on Thur!'lday
If the time 1one had remained as
before, there would have Ix-en two
sunsets within a 24-hour ixnod, hut
not on the ~me calendar da}'
"It looks hke some sort of aJ1tch 1n
the computer 'lystcm." said Wally
Younker, a meteorologist w11h the
National Weather Service 1n Anchor·
a&e "I was never awurc of 11"
Neither was Kot1cbue Mayor Nina
0 hi "We 'lhould do ~meth1na to
make the people here and toumts
more aware of it." she Yid "Mar.be
we could do w mcthmg nut yt4r •
Sunday
Ann Stern of Newport Beach models Gilda 's creations
Designs for
brides of the sos
Dur ng rhe p'lsl thrPe years Paulo Socks of
Beverly Hills hos designed a collection ol more
than 50 gowns n fabrics ranging I rom linen and
cotron to silks and satins.
The 80s br dr she says is more independent
soph1st1cated and romont1c. Although her wed-
Paulo Sacks
Photography by
L ou1se Stern
ding day 1~ lilied
with lontos1es and
expectations. she 1s •
no longer being
''swept off her feet
to live happily ever
alter "
T odoy' s bride is
reoltst1c. and w1;rnts
to hove a choice in
creating the look
and I eel of her
wedding gown.
Am ong those
Socks hos designed
for ore the wile ol
Steve londesburg,
Mrs Tony Danza. Mrs Roy Bradbury and
Mrs Tim Houser wife of Steve londesburg ,
'Monhotton T ronslPr
Emmo Samms. who portrays 1elev1s1on's
f ollon Colby was featured n one ol Soc s
gowns on the cov~r of the first issue of
Southern Col1lorn10 Br de magazine and Socks
was featured in a recent ed1t1on of People
rnogozine
Sock-s' hos o l 6 year horkqround 1n-the
P!eosf• see DE SIGNS 82
August 10, 1986
By VIDA DEAN
11A dres~ should feel as good as it looks. You
should be comfortable in 11 and be able to move
and hove 11 still loo~ right," said designer Gildos
Conan.
The Paris.born, 35 -yeo r-old who come to
Orange County in 1984, v10 Los Vegas, knows
where of he speaks.
He 1s a former dancer and hos appeared on
'stage at the Follies Bergere, Casino de Paris,
Polois Royal, the Josephine Boker Show in Monte
Corio and Porn and did 82 performances of "The
Merry W idow" at the Theatre de Chotelet Paris.
'
1The theater gave me a I ew tricks for designing
women's fashion ... how they should be boned
and fitted. For instance, 11 a woman 1s wearing a
strapless gown, she shouldn't hove to worry about
11 slipping down and worry about lifting her arms,"
said the designer who hos "Gildos" as his label
and 1s called G1g1 by his friends.
"I still do some stage designing. but what I really
11 e to do is design lor women who appreciate
line work. especially evening wear. I do some
doyweor but evening wear 1s more lun and
011roc1tve ," he said at his studio 1n Design Plaza,
f\iewport Beach , where he located in December.
He is adding to his clients' list as· his fashions ore
being seen at parties.
"I never make a woman look ridiculous. I don't
do things 1f I don't t1ke them. I wont the women lo
look soph1st1coted and feminine, not sexy and
vulgar So many women hove complexes about
Sods st~les featured at or en1ng
" ..
ports of their bodies.
I try to accent and
emphasize their good
points.
"When a woman wonts
my custom work, she
will come 1n for three or
lour fittings. The ltrst thing
I do to assure a good ltt is
to make 11 up in muslin
That is l1tted to her and then the
pieces lrom that garment ore used JS
the pattern . ·
Besides gowns, G1g1 will outfit a woman with a
matching headpiece or hot, 1ewelry and gloves.
'Women sometimes hove trouble finding ac -
cessories in 1ust the right color, so I do everything
except shoes, and I make bows for those
I om a self-taught designer I never went to any
school. When you wont to learn something you
Please see FLAIR; 82
A tradition
gets its start
Two Californ a g rls -one a divorced
mother of live and the orhPr w11h two college
aged sons about 10 leave the nest -hove
opened their own business · the business ol
staging lovely 1rod111onal weddings reminiscent
of the f 1ftres
M1tz1 Sm th, who has res ded n. Newport
Beach for more than 20 years, with the help of
a USC soror ty sister Mory Slake who hos lived
in Newport since shf> was three ore having the
lime of the r ves a Co Iv'" c T ·ad lions ocolf>d
m The Courtyard. Cosio Mesa
Our shop will cover a •n nePds ol rhe
whole wedding porly -frorri fashions to
coord1norors '"Olen;rs e ou1tcrec .n s nes
and florists. said Bloke
"We hove been e rher g ., rg or ne!p1ng
friends g ve lovely wedd1nqs !or v•'Ors The ~ind
we all remember lrom years post M.:>sl wed -
dings ore beautiful and serene 10 the quests, but
behind the scenes 11 may be chaos The mother
of the bride may be a complete wreck and the
bride is luc~v i she can ca,,, iJwr soon enough
to en1ov her own w1~dd1nq
~ We hove heard oll rhe 10 ~s the orchestr)
disbands three days bi:>fore the reception the
flower g1r gets StO tn the vest1bu1e thp gift
registry is lost, etc
"Our coord1na1ors . mother!,. types who hove
been through 1t oil , w1~I carry on through thick
and Ihm and will help w I any size budget, I
Bloke said as wP loo ed or the ~ample gow lS
ranging in prier. from $180 ow i•J
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Alban "Ann" Stern has bCen a
Newport Beach resident for only four
years. but already she has become one
of the most active on the social and
fund-raisi ng scene.
The wife of attorney and busi-
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Also. today's cover girl modeling
Gtldas fashions 1s a board member of
the Big Canyon Philharmonic com-
mittee and 1s acung as publtc11y
chairman for a fall benefit luncheon
Her active hfe includes time for her
fam th which includes three children
and five grandchildren. and time for
herself as she works out at 1he
Sponing House and Super Bodies.
"I believe in givmg back to the
community, and d1d so even when I
was a single parent with three chil-
dren. I made ti me to teach Sundav
School. do volunteer work for a boy's
school and work with Junior
\ch1cvement of Amenca teachmg
1 business procedures to Junior high
\chool ~tudents.
Future plans for Ann 1s to ha'e her
o""n business 1n the fashion 1ndustl)
and to share her love for beautiful
dot hes
In the color photo. Ann wear a A MUST FOR ANYONE WHO WANTS TO MODEL OR· ACT go\\n made "'Ith beaded 'civet bod-Ann Stern ice and taffeta skin
·i ntroducing Dr. Angela Stafford
New port Beach reside nt ls p roud to
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dramatic influence of tcle' 1<;1on's
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due to expert and innovative shape.
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perfect geometry is the key word,
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angles with which to work .
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play or for work, it spells winner. This
one cut can be worn ruffled or sleek.
with very little fuss, thanks to
understated geometry of design and
1 ntenor texturizing.
Members of the design team say.
"Never before has hair and fashion
been so interdependent. Hair design
,~ an extension of the fashion indus--
tl) We work together, we arc a
collabora tion."
"We don't consciously design hafr
trends. We create style. Style doesn't
miss and people are sophisticated
enough to know it when they sec it."
DESIGNS FOR GOWNS •••
From Bl
apparel industry including sales
product development. merchandis-
ing. market mg and management Her .
expcnence has provided her w11h
expentse tn both the fashion and
business world.
The designer 1s one of the -.ou ngest
bridal manufacturers. She Says she
believes her success 1s largely due to
{he fact that sbe is a woman.
"I want to be equally known for my
talent as a fas hion designer and for
m) success as a woman en-
trepreneur." She 1s a teacher at the
Fashion Institute of lksign and
Merchandisi ng; serves as a board
member of the Los Angeles Chapter
of 1he Fashion Group and is a
member of Women in Design, and
the natJonal organtzatton of Women
Business Owners and Women in
Business.
The Los .\ngcles Man Committee
'oted her "Rising Star of the year for
1984-85."
Delly "°' pftoloe by LOUIN ......
Mary Blake and Mitzi Smith plan for brides. "
TRADITION ...
From B l
"There arc so man) women getting
mamed later 1n life who have
demanding carecr'l or women who
live away from home and don't have
time to arrange all the details We now
It vc in such a fast paced world 1hat 1t-..
hard for a mother and daughter to
de,ote full ttme to planning a big
e\ent"
The front of the bndal cmponum
decorated 1n soft colors w11h French
antiques and lace draped window~ 1~
filled with ltngene. gifts ttemo; and
designer gowns for both the bndc. her
attendants and her mother. "We
caIT} gowns by 16 designer\ There
are St}"les for debutantes. and women
are beg1nn1ng to come rn and order
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In 4.000 square feet of the cm-
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shop with lormal\\ear to rent or buy,
and gifts for male attendants.
"'We started plannmg the place two
>ears ago and really got scnous one
) car a~o ... said Blake of the1 r one stop ~oppmg for bndes and bridegrooms.
To show off their new pl ace. Sm 1th
and Blake hosted a champagne tea on
a aturda) afternoon. Two hundred
came to tea. and designer Paula Sacks
of Beverl> Hills presented a fa shion
show of her styles.
Guests were served madelemes.
dainty French cook.Jes. made by Jean
C laudc or L'eptd'or Bakery and
strawberries with the cham a ne.
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P~rtygoers ;preview center
By VIDA.DEAN °' ... °"",... ....
"It's the bcgionina of the cod. .the end is an sight,"
said Tlm Strader, president of the board, as about 700
aucsts partied at the OC Performing Ans Center.
There was tallt on both 5COrcs -the beginning and
the end, the Sept. 29 opening of The Center with the LA
Phalharmoruc. On the latter, the b1a news was the S2
million arand opening challenge arant announced by
Deu11 A.. OoU1D1, newly appointed president of the James Irvine Foundation.
"We'll make it," said Strader as the partygoers
minalcd in the backstage area of the 3,000-seat main theater.
"Wonderful news','' sa1d Henry Se1er1trom, who~
family donated the site for the facility.
''I would love to wan the full amount with a louery
ticket," laughed Nora Jorgeuen, there with VP board
member husband, VIA. "I alread y ha ve my JOwn for the
opeoina. It's so sparkly, and I can hardly, wait to wear It."
Co1tello (Amencan Exprc s). KJtty u4 Job Re1, Ar4J
Rell, Jeyce ReHme, Eva &ad Fre4 StbeWer. Jo4ae
__. One Mix, R111 ud Aaa Pu1e alMl MaxlH Gibtoa
and her house iuest, fore1in s1udcnt Sot*la Morel from
France.
Also, Kit (lookm& pretty m purple) and Steplle• Toti,
Barbara Bowle, Ve1ta Cltty, Rote ud Norm
Smecle1urd, Joyce ud William Hickey and hundreds of
others who arc making The Center a reality.
Dunn& the past four weeks, more than 250 have
JOmcd Laauna Art Museum . The joiners from alJ over the
county were at a reception held at tbe South Coast
locauon of the museum and welcomed by the Metro Arts
Coucil.
They had the opportunity to view the new cxh1b1uon.
··Graphics by Painters," and hear talk about the grand re-
opening on Sept. 23 1n La1una
While enjoying cocktails and hors d'ocurves, the new
people also met members of the board of trustees,
membership committee member and the professional
museum staff who told them about the many volunteer
opportunities open to them.
•
"The opening 1s on Sept. 29," said bOard of directors
member ElalJle Redfield, who had spent the day assisting
with the move an to the offices. "It was on that sa me date.
Sept. 29, an 1973 wbc_o I had the first party for The
Center:" she added reminiscing a bit about the beginning.
"As the museum has arown and is abouj to re-open.
we decided as longtime resjdents of Laguna Beach, 1t was
time tOJOln and be a pan of the fun," said Jim Heitzman
with Dick Bone aaree1 ng.
Mic Bell with wife Kathy (left) com.pllmented on •lnlln.& by JOfCe &Dd ~HU.• Hickey.
"I remember sitting an Bullock's tea room and
discussing formation of the support guilds." said the first
chairman Geor1la Spooner. "Elalne was there and it was
the first time I met Marcy Mulville (also o n the board),"
she added while cbatung with Joyce Reaume and
Fruclae StelJlbreDDer.
Others backstage (and gct11ng a peck into the theater)
and hearing Mic Bell of the Master Choral e sing were
Diane DaUacl1 (exec VP). Fruk W. Lynch (trustee
chairman of the public gifts campaign phase). CatJaleen
"I've always wanted to be a part of the museum,"
commented Loretta Harwood. "I've enjoyed it so far and
I've decided to become an avid volunteer."
As a solo guatanst contmucd 10 play and the chatting
went on. Richard Ironmonger said, ··1 am interested an lhc
an being shown an Orange Coun1y Since Laguna Beach
has been a bastion of conservatism for so long, I decided to
JOin and sec 1flhe museum has changed Wlth the times. It
has and I'm glad to be part of 1t."
WU.On Woodman with Nora and Vin
Joraenaen.
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Claire Bart, Martha Alaander. Dorothy Randall and Marla Bird. Norma Glover, Richard Ironmonger and
Loretta Harwood.
Joyce Donna and Zollta Scott with BW
Otton.
SUMD Strader and Renee Segeratrom.
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.. ~ eo.t DAILY PILOT/ 8undtly. August 10, 1N_e
Couple went bananas to find apparel Cosmetic surgery
seminar at ptaza
The successful Banana Republic chain
was launched by Bay Area journa lists
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SAN .FRAfl!CISCO-T.he Bana The Zieaters were so ucttssful, m
Repubhc Travel &. Safan Oothing fact, that a major retailer bou&bt the U?· arouses.the urae to e.1thcr buzz the business th~ years ago. Tbe Zi~ers
Him!llayas in an open biplane or dare retained creative and merchandising
tq ra1d the Lost Ark. . license, however, and still run the
What ~lsc !fOUI~ you want to do 1n Republic as if it's their own.
a goatskin flt&ht jacket, a white <>ilk The story of the little khaki empire
scarf and leather·and-linen travehng - a real rags-to.nchcs saga -bc&1n'i
boots? not long after Mel, a gcncral-ass1gn-For all its dashing imagery. though. men ts rcponer for the San Francisco
the San Francisco.based Banana Re-Chronicle married an anist at the
public Clothing Co. is basically that, a newspapc~. While scekmg na1ural-
clolh10g company. A business bu1h fiber clothes for themselves Mel and
on khaki and cotton -sturdy clothes Patncia bought a half-ton of Spanish
that could very well outlast their paratrooper shins. They thought
wearers. · they'd k~p a few and sell the ~st at a
B.ut ~very rom~n~1c, a~venturous Mann County Oea market.
notion 1t suggests 1s 1nteottonal. But all the shins had 29-inch
"Image is reality tn this company," sleeves.
says the Banana's 4 l·year-old foun· So Mel concocted the first of has
der, Mel Zicaler. . . hyperbolic literary dcscriptu?ns.
He and lus Wlfe. Patnc1a, 37, something about how Gen. Francisco
started the business when they found Franco persecuted long·armed
nothing they wanted to wear. Spaniards and that "real men" roll up
"fashion had replaced clothes in their sleeves, anyway.
1979," Mel says. "And, one season to The Zicglcrs sold every shin,
the next, people we~ made to feel including the ones Patncaa made into
outdated." . . slurts and dresses. They went ovcr-
Now, the Z1cglcrs are -:v•ldly sue-seas again, bought some more mill·
cessful ~ntrcP.rcneurs who ve. proved tary surplus clotfu ng a,,nd opened their
that anu-f~~hion can be fashionable. first store. near their Mill Valley
That khaki 1san acceptable pcacettme home. The same day, they published
colo_r. Even that being rumpled 1s their first catalog. reproduced by an
forgJvable. Wntcr Cyra McFadden instant-pnnting company and sta·
pied t<>acther at their kitchen table.
"We needed somcthana to explain
what we were doing.·· rccall5 Mel,
who' siu1na 10 a fancy, one·time
warehouse south of Market Street. h's
now the palace of the Banana Re--
public.
"From the moment we opened our
doors in Mill Valley," he continues,
"we were sucoes.sful. The problem
wa5 that we were too successful. We
were an artist and a writer over-
whelmed by the business we'd
created. We never could get ahead of
ourselves."
He thinks their being outsiders to
the retail business made the Banana
Republic thrive. At first, they simply
sold surplus, but because military
surelus quantities were limited, they
decided to manufacture new clothes
based on tradit1onaJ m1lttary and
safari designs.
.. In the beginnmg, we JUSt had the
idea to sell natural-fabric clothes. But
we had no idea how to make them.
where to get fabric, anything about
retail. A lot ofbow we worked that out
was an exercise in applied reporting:
asking a lot of questions.••
But the other factor that made the
business work, he says, is that the
Zicglers truly were, and are, the
Banana Republic.
"We're not projecting anything
that isn 't true," Mel says. "We att
real. Patnc1a designs and wears aJI the
women's clothes: I wear aJl the men's
clothes. When we go on trips, we wear
these clothes.··
And. indeed, he's sitting at his
massl\ e company-president desk in
casual but snappily s1arrhC'd khaki.
The Zieglers sold the B nana
Republic to The Gap Inc .. a n
Bruno.based retailer that owns sev-
eral hundred jeans-and· h1rts i.torcs
around the country.
"It was a good move," Mel says .
"We're not having to go hat-in-hand
to the bank and ask for a couple
hundred thousand dollars to get
through a few weeks: we mamed the
bank. We're m business to have fun
and be true to ourselves. They told us,
'Do what you want, as long as we
make money.' •·
Neither Mel nor anyo ne at The
Gap 1s interested an discussing the
purchase pnce or profits. "We're
doing very well," he says.
There are 60 Banana Republic
stores, or "outposts," across the
country, an such thrtt·p1 e<:e-su1t
places as Chicago, Hou!llon, Philadel-
phia and Manhattan. The San Fran-
cisco store. which looks ltke a large
Jungle hut, is bustling on a weekday
afternoon. and the original Mill
Valley locauon still exists. Eventu·
:illy, there'll be 100 outpoMs
The Banana Republic 1s probably
better known for its mail-order
catalogs, which look and read lake
adventure comae books. They have
an annual circulation of 12 million
and are fraught with Mel's prose
about the couple's frequent travels ("I
am sweattnga human rain ... straining
not 10 lose sight of the guide, whose
every swing of tht: machete fells
another SI 00 San Francisco house-
Cosmetic suracry wall be the topic
of an Aug. 18 seminar planned at
South Coast Plaza May Co. A suraeon
affiliated with the C.hfornia Society
of Plastic Surgeons will discuss how
procedures can be nefit one's appear-
ance and will answer questions.
The one and a half hour event will
alw include a hght supper, a fashion
presentation and cosmetic favors.
Prepaid advance reservations ($6
each) art' required for the 6:30 p.m.
event and may be made by calltng
546-9321 .
GUYS & DOLLS. support group for
the OC Perfomung Arts Center, will
dine, dance and hear the Ink Spots
Saturday when members gather at the
University Club at UCI.
Smith College Club of OC has
planned an Aug. I 7 beach pany from
6 to 8 p.m. at Hunungton State Park
(Brookhurst at PCH) to introdu~
east-bound students. Peggy Bloom,
839-7656, may be called for more
information.
Westminster/Fountain Valley
branch of Amencan Assoctat1on of
Un1vers1ty Women will hold a mem-
bership coffee at 7:30 p.m. Thursday
m the home of Lynn Henderson,
Fountain Valley. Prospective mem-
bcrs (grads of accredited four yeat
colleges or universities) may call S..4
Ketler at 775-3133. .
lrv\ne After 5 ("Jub (affiliated wi.th
Chnstlan Women's dub and <::hns.
tian Business and Proafess1onaJ
Women's Council) has scheduled a 7
to 9 p.m. Thursday ~inner at lhe
Airportcr Inn. Fashions, colors.
humor and music are on the schedule.
Kay Tttaler, 547-7935 or Au Selbe,
752-86 78, may be called for necessary
reservations. The event is open to all
women. M1ss1on Viejo Day chapter of
Women's Aglow wall take rcser-
va11ons until Friday for its 8:30 a.m.,
Aug. 19 breakfast at the La&~na Hills
Holiday Inn. A talk.on .. mating peace
with stress" will be gjvcn by Lee
Kraeger of the Pnson Fellowship
Ministry. FASHION: At Bullocks W1lsh1re 1n Fa~h1on Island, mfonnal modeling of
Blt}'le set noon to 3 p.m. Wednesday
an Playdeck and Ungaro informal
modeling Thursday, Friday and Sat·
urday noon to 3 p.m. 1n Salon ..
Fashions by Diane Freas Wlll be
informally modeled noon to 3 p.m.
Wednesday and Thursday in
Couture.
plant") and Patnc1a's watercolors of FLARE FOR FASHION.•• posed clothes (no human form ever is
shown).
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Cleopatra does Manhattan
taries by well-known folk!. who've icarn. You use your eyes and ask questtons. I asked so many questions wh~n I
field·t.estcd the Banana wares. Nora 1 ·Nas still dancing and began to design. I was a pain in the neck. I v1s1ted
Ephron admitted to weanng the Dr. museums and studied the jewelry designs there."
Dcntons-looktng All-Night F11ghtsu1t "I also tauJ}ll myself to bead. That's becoming a lost an," he comme-nted,
($6.5) to a party. for instance. and showing work m progress that would tum a sample while crepe blouse into an
By GWEN SALLEY·SCHOEN were banking on a return offem1nin-1111oc......,-. a.vtc. 1ty for fall. CleopatTa placed all her
SACR~M.ENTO -==-.Some peopk_eggun..a basket of swords falcons.
believe that there 1s beauty in evel)-metallic glints of armor. and dark.
thing. Cleopatra Broumand, an Ira-brooding colors.
nian fashion designer based in Man-Lest these seemed too harsh. the
hattan, ccruunly subscnbcs to 1ha1 designer softened the look with the
She says that an add1t1on .to having use of wool knits and silk fabrics. For
ltvcd 1n many different cou ntncs, she glamour. she added touches of
also has lived an other times. perhaps met.al11c threads. beads and C)(OllC
even other galaxies. and that she furs.
draws inspiration from the cosmos Kntts are the strongest segment of
For fall '86. Cleopatra apparent!) the collcct1on for fall. There are shm-
kept her feet on the ground but sent sk1ncd day dresses in navy. black and
her head to another centurv and c harcoal with embroid ered
found msp1rat1on in the med1e .. al. breastplates m bright. contrastmg
Her collection of designer spon<;wcar '>hades It's spookier than a Hal-
and eveningwcar was recent!) un-lowcen skeleton costume. Sweater'>
'c1led dunng market week 1n New and other knits and separates are an
York Unhke other designers. who explosion of color· red. v1olct,
Garry Trudeau. creator of the elegant blouse with exquisite tnm. He has done beading work for the design
fuchsia. emerald and salmon set off "Doonesbury" corruc stnp. tned out houses of Chanel, Dior. Ch.loc, Scherrer and Ungaro.
b) black and soft neutrals. They come the Sl95 aviator's jacket and re-"I use French and Italian fabncs along with those made 1n this co untry.
in tunic sweateFS-Wit-h-coat--ef-ilmtS-1)0rted-;-'-'tfpeoplewanttommak'C'mr-5ome ofthe-potyesterfabricsttcrc look-great and arc so bca'unful whcTI1heyare
patterns. for am Shepard, that's their prob-beaded. I love the colors and the pnnts and I love to m1"< shades.
The collection is based on solid lem .. Be ides. fit. color and bead work, Gigi lakes to talk about transfonnat1on.
colors with mtncate embroidered or In keeping w11h the Banana Re-Has jewelry pieces for instance - one neckJace can become two of djffercnt
kn,ttcd placed designs. When public's hteraf) leanings, the com· lengths, earrings can be worn button style or drop and two bracelets may
Cleopatra does use pnnts, they are pany is contemplat1n& a travcl·book become a choker. .
bold jacquards. She docs them in publishing business. The travel-tour A wide-brimmed hat can be tranformed easily into a pall box. But 111s the
luxury yams that turn up in more opera11on it's also cons1denng would '\Ult or gowns that excel in transformattons.
traditional pieces such as ankle-be in ltne with the Climate Desk, a A three-piece suit can ha ve many looks -the skin 1s hned to match the
length swing coats. slim skins. body-daytime toll.free number offenng blouse and when 1t 1s reversed and teamed Wlth the blouse 11 wall look hke a
huggmg dresses and full jackets. 1nfonnat1on on weather and poh11cal dress. Cleopatra also has used the ch mates anywhere 1n the world A sample, fitted and strapless gown can go to five or six panics and no one
medieval theme for her collection of .. We've just begun." says Ziegler, would recognize at as the same one worn the week before.
coats. She does them in colorful with a proud-papa smile. "We lave in "To one dress Imig.ht.add a beaded bustier; a spra) of ruffied silk organza.
Jacquards and natural furs. But don't an cnltghtened tame. and we don't an o"er skin or an embroidered tuxedo square bolero .
ti) to get through an a1rpon weanng look to see 1fsomcthmg 1s m ~tyle We "f or one black dress, I pleated 25 yards of taffeta and had 11 fish tail down
one. as most arc tnmmed w11h a wade JU St go through a soul-searching to sec the back 1n ~mes and I made a mini Jacket from 12 ~ards of"" hue LafTeta and
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The evil Ludvig on 'World' is really Reginal Love
ALL MY ClllLDREN: Natalte and
Adam PAY off lab technicians to
fallify blby Timothy's patemjty test.
Phoebe beu Wide to stay at the manJiC?~· ~en lanaley pleads for reconahauon Phoebe· throws him
out of house. Later Phoebe fares Mrs.
Valentine, lbe housekeeper who's
been in her service for over 2S years.
Learnina that T~ and Robin were
once lO"VCf'S., 0~ calls off wedding.
Brooke and Tom s ~nciliation on
bold. Mau decides to let Brooke and
Erica blttle over him for exclusive
interview. When Erica refuses to
practice check.book.journalism, Matt aocs to Adam. Adam tells Erica she's
to do the interview. Ross believ.es
Adam behind Palmer's beina shot.
Palmer on road to·rccovery. Palmer
realizes Nina still cares about OifT.
ANOTHER WORLD: Michael hires
Blade and Jake to look after Marley
and Donna when they're at Donna's
beach house. Ludvig. the "Vulture's"
bind aun, spots Cass when Cass's car
runs out of p.s. Felicia and l.ane join
search for Kathleen, Cass and Cecille.
Al a 1un-totin1 Ludvig ~pproac~es
Cass and Kathleen, Feliaa steps in.
Zane critically wounded in the fray.
Adam shoou Ludvig. Donna stunned
when the Vulture turns out to be her
father, the Iona-thought-dead Re-ainaJd Love. AS THE WORLD TURNS: Lcarn-ina Barbara only made it look hkc
they slept together, Tom warns
Barbara if she hurts anyone else wnh
her lies and manipulation he'll tell
those sbe cares about how she tned to
destroy his marriage to Margo. After
Havina abortion, Nella claims
Heather forced her to have it. A
drunken Steve caJls to sec if Danny is
all ri&ht. Barbara rehires Denise as
'Star Trek' I won't beam to
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for new "Star Trek" telc v1Ston series
on iu planned fourth network. Garth
Ancier, Fox senior vice president for
propan\ming, said Tuesday.
Fox abandoned its plans after
Paramount Television decided a
series might jeopardize the popularity
of the upcoming movie .. Star Trek
IV," due out in December.
Ancier said the proposed new sencs
would have had new characters.
The original TV series, which was
telecast on NBC in 1966-69. con-
ti nues in reruns, where at has a large
cult audience.
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wasalt0inTad'1toom. Luclndafindt
Toruo•s card ~at Steve's eon.suuc.-
tion lite. Siem aurprited when abe
finds her raincoa11nd muddy shoes
in closet. John deH&htcd with news
that he's to be .,.andfathCT. Holden
overhears Emma tell Iva that Iva was
adopted. Lucinda invites Mes to suy
the summer.
CAPITOL: Jordy keeps rus an(uish
over beina permanently barred from
family. Jordy tells Trey he feels be
ruined his assl&nment for family in
Baracq_. When Kelly unable to cope
with pall withdrawal, D.J . Jives her
more pills to help her get over rouah
spou. Jenny steals blouse of Sloane's
from TV station and continues scrap-
book about Sloane. Ali told king might declare war if Ali does not we<S
his d.au&hter Yasmeen. Carissa \er-
nfied when Carla -who sbe thought
was killed in explosion in Colombe -appears outside Clarissa's window.
Sloane pays Ali surprise visit in
Baracq. Ali and Sloane's passion
obscl'Ved by Yasmeen. D.J. pushing
Dylan and Brenda toaether.
DAYS OF OUR IJVES: Mad scien-tist recaptur'es Eugene. Shane and
Kim make love. Heart for transplant
becomes available for Rand)'.. Victor
agree5 to leave Britta alone 1f Bo will
go to Europe with him. Feeling he
must go, Bo pays no attention to
Hope's threat that she'll leave him if
he takes trip. Hope moves out of
Victor's house. Frankie heartbroken
when authorities take little brother
Max to children's shelter. After
sufTenng mild heart attack, Eli plays
matchmaker for Robyn and pharma-
cist Mitch. Emma arrested for kid-
napping Andrew but refuses to say
who has the baby. Marlena calls
Roman'J name. V1clor tells Roman
he did not kill Billinp. tbe man
Roman thinks held key to his past
GENl!JU.L HOIPrfAL: Hidina tn
upstate New York., Alan usina name
Sunon Alexander. Duke learns that
accountant David Marlowe and com·
puter whiz Philip Wilder are setting
up new laundenna P,lan with code
name ''Tumble Dry.' When Felie1a
bnnp computer printout about Tumble Dry home, Frisco believes be
has clue. Later frilCO rea~ Felicia
accidentally destroyed the evidence.
Patrick and Lucy share a kiss. Bobbi
distra_u~t wben she fails oral boards
and dcades not to 10 for chiefsurgical
nurse P<>st. Tiffany Jives Sandy new
image. Sandy upset when Patrick
breaks date with her to be with Lucy.
Jake agrees to be Monica's lawyer.
Monica wonders if Alan miabt have
committed sujcide when Alan's para-
chute is discovered. Sean feels he's
being set up for Alan's "murder."
GUIDING LIGHT: Mindy's
mJlfunctioning message machine
cuts ofT ~rt of Kurt's message,
causing Mindy to think he's left her forever. Instead, Kurt's ofTto work oil
rig in Venezuela but promises on tape
he'll be back. Lillian refuses to believe
Beth might be dead. Alexandra re-
alizes Alan behind India's embezzle·
ment. Kyle tells Maeve she must sell him paper or he'll not dj vorcc her.
Vanessa learns her daughter's adop-
tive parents are dead. Claire wants to
tell board she sabota&ed Rick's test
scores. fletcher and Alexandra plan
trip to Endora. Alan wants Alexan-
dra's trip halted.
L0¥1NG~ Cabot tells Trisha he'H
reconsider his edict that Trisha stay
away from Steve if Steve stays out of
trouble for one year. Tnsha writes
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no' to 'teve sayina Cabot tn•1stea she not ~ him or else he'd make
certain Steve suyed 10 prison for
crime he d.J.dn'tcommit. Soames. the
butler, takes note to Harry. Harry,
behevina it's another "Dear John" letter from TnJb.a, tean lt up without
reading it or aivina at to Steve. C.C
and Steve make love. Steve uks C.C'
to marry ham and she ac<:epts. Doug
and Sbana ao to see Jim at rectory and
ask him tooffi ctateat weddina. Whlk
Jim as wondenng if he should, httlc
Joey runs out in m1ddle of street to act
ball. Jim runs into street, pushes Joey away from oncoming ear and as struck
himself.
ONE LIFE TO LIVE: Richard
funous when Tana tells him he ha\
decided to marry Cord. Pete sur-
prised when new will be draws for Asa
leaves large sum to Cord. O mt
stunned when he sees Maria. Deman
arrives at Match's apartment and
finds Mitch dead. She wipcspn nts ofT
murder weapon and spmts Cassie out
of room. Herb insists Cassie go to
police. Herb decades to take leave of
absence from D.A. post an order to
defend Cassie. Donan confesses to
Mitch's murder but when no one will
believe her. Mana spots picture of J~
Raley at V 1ck1 's house. She reahz.cs 1 t '!.
a double fo r a man named Thomas
Dennison. Thomas tells Maria that
he was an 1dent1cal twi n who was
gi ven up for adoption at birth. Rob
offers to stay with Cassie, who ·~
fearful that D1sc1plcs may c-0mc after
her. Disciples break an and kidnap
Cassie and Rob Cas~1e and Rob are
tied to a stake One of the D1sc1plcs
prepares to set kindling under them
on fire.
RYAN'S HOPE: Max. who tum~
out to be bead of mob. funous Fra,nk
l.ll!JCl of hit Rick stunned wbeo be
learns Frank has really been bot
Vinnie wayl•Y• Rack lD factory. Ric~
stlf1lcd when Vinme sprays bamae
ofbullell. but Rick 1 not hurt. Rick
suddtnJy reahzes that tbe bl.aw he
was to use on Frank. were raplacicd
with dum-dum bullets. frank comes
10 with 0 Jana 1n room and calls for
Jill. Wben Jail comet an room. Diana
claims Frank said notltang. Roaer tell
J11l 1f she wants Frank sfic should 10
afier him She says no, it's too late, he
ca~ for Diana Patnckaarees to keep
Melmda's "curative herbs" at Frank~•
ho patal bedside. Roger detennjned
that Maggie have a child to carry on
the Colendic name
SANTA BARBA.BA! Krlly, Pearl
and Owen escape from hospital. Kelly
pleads with ber father to tNSt her and
let her JO Just as the trio arc about to
·1akc ofT to Mexico, they arc captured
I?)' Rawlings. With the help of
Courtney, Kelly and Pearl mana,ae to
escape again and arc on their wa y to
Mexico to find Rawlings' ex-wife
Rawhng.s captures Courtney and
holds her Owen forced to spy on
C'oun ney, Jane gi ves up ber alter eao
.. Roxanne'' and prepares to go after
Ted Keith learns Santana addicted to
speed Santana arrested for hat-and·
run accident. Kea th convinces San-
tana to s1g.n confession. ( ruz says
he·11 stand by Santana Julia agrees to
defend Santana. Mason calls C.(. but
won't tell him when: he as. Ct
believes Ma'iOn was at church
SEARCH FOR TOMORROW: Bela
takes Sunny to circus an search of her
nephew Craig. Bela and Sunn y sleep
together. Bela fearful that Estelle will
realm~ he aod Sunny arc now lovcn.
David teU Wilma be 1ull cares for
her. Pam pot• David and Wilma
huwna.. Patti le.tmt lb.at networt of
tmy terrori1l1 is beaded by s~n.ny'•
nephew Cra11-Uza .W Patti to bdp
with eQPFment party. Patti pt to
New York to bqjn preparations for
pany H<>PJ1planstoflytoNewYotk
to pack out eopaement nna for Uza,
YOUNG AND THE RESTLE88:
John returns from vacation after
hav1na aueocs1!ut plastic auf1e'l'Y.
Nathan 11 discouraacd beca~se be
can't seem to fl nd a Job m the business
world. Or. Sloane doubts that Faron
w1ll ever repin her memory. Andy
tells her 1t dOC$n't matter. FaroJ>
aar~ to marry him. Man asks Nik:.k.a
to m&rr').' him. but 11ys he'll wait for
answer because be doesn't want to
pre sure her. Jack sups away from
work-release program and v1StU
Jabot. Jack funous when be learns
that Brad has been promoted to
director of advertising. Danny a.so
Paul to help him find Cncket, who a pos1nga.s unwed mother. Rose unable
lO conv1nce Nana and Cricket that
Nina's baby is dead. Rose has Dr.
Burke drua both of them. As th.c duo
arc about to load the unconscious
airls into a van, Danny and Paul
amve on sceoe. Rose and Burke
escape. Paramedics amve. taking
Nma and Cncket to hospital.
Have a que~t1on about your
favonte soap or soap siar? Write to
Lynda Hirsch. co News Amenca
Syndicate, P.0 Box 1961Q, Irvine_..
92714. She wi11 answer as man)'
questions as she can m her column,
but the volume of m&I makes
personal replies 1mposs1ble.
"'Nothing in Common' is wonderful, funny
and one of the best films this summer:'
Joel S1e~t>l. COOD MORNlNC AMERICA AOC-TV
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'Human Animal' unleashed iri prime time
geniu~"· 1 ho'4' p.arcnLS, he feels. an:
th<' l'\U'Jlll Oll Phil Donahue explores relations hips
in gloomy five -night look at Am erica
By BOB THOMAS
Ae.oclel.O ,_,_ Wr ....
NEW YORK -Phil Donahue 1~
betting there's an audience for him 1n
prime time. where he wall be all this
week exploring human relat1onsh1ps
o n .. The Human Animal "
If he's nght, the bar!. wall be packed
.ind the c risis hotline!> will be hus}
1.ome Fnday. after five da}'i ol ht'i
gloom~ and sobcnng look at Ameri-
ca.
"lhc Human >\n11nal." ba\1.'<l on
h1 book of the ~me name. teem\
With failed mamages. pregnant tel'n-
ager!., dcsrcrate fa rmers. un-
employed steelworkers. lonely single!>
and 1mpovenshed mo ther., raising
fom1lte\ alone
Even amid the )v.1mm1ng pooh
and 'lprawhng la...,ns of Richardson
Tel(a<i. Oonahul' finds children dt!>-
turbcd b} divorce and alienated b}
thl'tr parent~· headlong pursuit of
career suc(.e
"The series dne c-all auenl1on to
what we bchcve to be a significant
gathenog '\torm. the damage ofv.luch
wall be cxprt'i'iCd most painfully in
the next century." Donahue said in an
interview. "But tht'> t!. happening ut a
tame when w'e do 1oeem to be looking
tht• other way
··An} perfunctol}' exam1nauon of
the human animal reveals that we arc
endowed b) our Creator to do much
better than we arl·,doing, as;id that we
rnnnot begin to do ~ttcr unlc\!> w1·
bccoml.'. at lhl' 'en lca~t. curious
about who we are -something that
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5.omethmg we lcam.
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parents v.ho "'"'l' tla\h1ard' 111
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in infants' fate!> 1n ht>Pl' ot rat\IO)(
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Reds
ring up
·victory
Bell stapplies k ey
blast to spark 6-2
win over Dodgers
CINCINNATI (AP) -Buddy
Bell's minimal success against
Fernand9 Valenzuela led him to start
guessing for hits Saturday.
Bell. I for 11 lifetime against the
Los Angeles Dodgers' left-hander,
decided to take a chance and look for
a first-patch fastball in the fifth inning.
He guessed correctly and swung
squarely. hnins a two-run homer that
sent the C ancannat1 Reds to a 6-2
victory.
His ninth homer of the season
came on tns 1hird at-bat and gave
Reds' starter John Denny a 3-1 lead.
"The first two Hmtl up I hit the ball
good," said Bell. who new out and
Today'• game
Dodgers (Powcll 1-3)at Canc1nnat1
(Soto 4-9).
Time: I I. I~ a m.
TV. Channel 11
Radio· KAB( (790)
Monday's game Dodgers at Ho us-
ton 5·35 pm
lined out "Both times he started me
out with fastballs With John (Denny)
on third. I was going to make a guess.
He threw me another fastball. a httle
up and out over the plate ··
Bell lined hi\ ninth homer of the
season over the left-field wall to sna~
Valen1ue1a·~ five-game "'1nn1ng
streak and gl\C' C ancannau 11' third
consecu11' c "'in 11-.cr the Dodgers.
Denn>, 9-10 fought off the ellects
of a cold fur "" innings, allowing
sc-.en hits and hoth Dodger runs.
John Francu. the li1urth Reds pitcher.
got Pedro C 1ul.'rrero 10 pop out w11h
the bases loaded in the eighth to end
the Dodgers' final threat, then pitched
a perfect ninth for his 18th save
Valen1uela. I 5-., the l'l.lational
League's toe "'Inner. allo.,..l'd e1gh1
hns and all li"e ( inc1nnat1 rune; O\Cr
'II\ innings. \tnk1ngou1 \IX Hl· ha-.n't
v.on at R1' crlront Stadium -.inn·
Juncl3 l~!Sl
"The pitch It> &II wa., up."
Valenzuela ..au.I. "M \' control wa'i
fine E"vervthin~ wa' fine. e'cept thev
v.on the game ·
L>odgcr Manager Tom Lasorda
plans to keep his pa11cncc with
Guerrero. who is 0 for 7 with four
strikeouts since coming off the d1s-
·abled l1<;t . He ruptured a tendon 1n his
left knee in <ipnng training and " still
rchab1hta11ng the leg
"When I put him up there to h11 I
kno'>' he l·an't run." la)orda ~1d
"But I behe\e he can hit"
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D1llyPillt SUNDAY. AUGUST 10, 1988-•-•
Golfer ahoota two holea-ln-one In the ••m• day. C2.
R•ldera, 49er• renew rlvalry In exhibition opener. C2.
Candelaria
stops Seattle
Complete-game
effort helps Angels
beat Mariners, 5-
By CHRlS MONAHAN
~ ..... C.n'll,IR-;t
It 5eems only fitting that John
Candelana's locker an the Anicl
clubhouse 1s sttuated nght next to
Vern Ruhle's.
One night after Ruhle came all the
way back from being out ofbascball to
pitching for a pennant contender.
Candelana too, appeared to have
come all the way back -from Apnl
16 elbow surgery
Candelana (.5-1). p1rch
cramps tn both legs. th
game three-hitter, sinking out
combined with Doug DcCance
home runs and thru RBt led fhe
Angels toa 5-0 win over Seattle before
37.373 at Anaheim Stadium ~tur
da).
The Angels' third <;tra1ght win was
only g'Ood enough to maintain their
I 'Ii-game lead over Texas. which
rallied from a 6-2 defirn to defeat
T oronto. 7-6. 1n 10 innings
The performance comes on an
ironic date for ( andelana. It was this
same date 10 years ago that the then
22-year-old left-hander. in his first
full year tn the big leagues. pitched a
no-hitter for P1mburgh against the
Dodgers
Despite the strong performance
(his first complete ~me since Sept
16. 19851. Candelana sull fee le; pain
in the t'lbow and doubts in his mind
Today'• fame
Seattle (Langston 9·8)at Ae1et1
(Witt 12-7).
Time: I :OS p.m.
TV:Nont
R.ad10. KMPC(7t(}).
Monday's game· Minnesota ~t
Anael~. 7·35 p.m.
tomJbt. It's sulJ tbcrc.
"f was surpnscd tic (~nager Gene
Mauch) let me go that long. I guess he
was th1nktng shutout and giving the
bullpen the night off. That was a lot of
patches (he threw 131)"
In add1t1on to the occasional
twinge in his elbow. ( andelana aJso
had 10 pttch.I final four 1nn1ngs
with a cramp an his nght leg and
another in has c.JI.
"I felt the e 9'1xth and I
started to T ve never
had that re. I lelt
awkard ..
"He looked hit! really
enjoying the last 4 or 5 i nings even
though he was hurting," said Mauch
And perhaps the reason he did 1s
that he retired the la<St I 0 and 21 of the
final 23 hitters.
Candelana wasn't the onl> one who
was having some trouble gemng a leg
up on the Manners. DeCinces. who
nearly scratched himself from the
starting hneup,, pla)cd through the
pain and hit has 16'11 and 17th home
run~ of the year
Ancel baaerunner Ruppert Jonea la a ble to
upend Seattle aecond baseman Domingo Ramoe, preTentt.na him from trying to
complete double play during fourth Inning.
"There has been doubt at times
~n> time a pitcher has surgef) he ha\
a httle fear." said Candelana .. It
(pain) has appeared at umes. I felt 11
De inccs ~c._')trained some·
thing tn the 0a~y left knee."
which kept l'I"' Out of Fnda{s game
and nearly oufMSaturda) 's So since.
he was having trouble running. he
decided 11 was best to JU!.! trot around
the bases instead
(Please eee Al'GEL8/C2)
Luck runs out on Ocean View Colt all-stars
Def ending champions
ousted by Encino. 12-6
hut bad luck. losing to a strong-hitting l::.nuno
team. 12-6
W1thout being able to start ei ther of 11s top
t"'o pitc hers tBrl.'nt Knacken or John Bcau-
h1en). the host team paraded five men to the
mound trying to solve the deep Enctno hneup.
"'h1ch scored 1n five of the S(•ven innings
totalling 11 h1t'i.
threl· h11tt:rs <,panning lhe lounh and fifth
inning'> hclorr )IClding to the pain
Though 1ht: def('OSIH per1ormancc wa!i
tndlelll't: the Ocean Vic"' bat\ linall-. began
producing. cratking 11 htts. including a solo
home run h) catcher Matt Bertram.
o\nother c>.ampk ol the Ocean View
m1'llortune came in the '11\th do"'n 8-6 with the
l)1ng run!i on ha~ Bertram who had had a
hru1s1ng da~ behind the plate }.nocking errant
pitches down v.11h the nearest bo<h pan
a"a1lable lrushed a hne-dn'e one-hopper to
shortstop Greg Bile). "'ho s"1ped his glove
hhndl) at the ball ~tabbing 11 and triggering an
By BARRY FAt,LKNER
O.Uy !'Mot Cott......,.....t
T hl' Ocean V 1c"' < ult ,11!-\tar' kno"' all
ahout the luck that mu'>I acrnmpan) a
\.hamp1onsh1p ~a<><>n
The five Ocean View hurlers. seeming]}
rust\ from lack ol work. allo.,..ed nine v.al~s and
"'ere hurt further b} a sha~~ dcfen\t'. "'h•lh
committed s1~ errors behind them.
But the offcnc;1 H execuuon for the hosts
hrokc do"' n at cn11cal points in the game "'hen
the\ hutched a sacrifice bunt 'l1tuatt0n and had
l\HJ b.t\e runner' imked off on the ba\Cs
Pl·rhap'l ihl.' most graphic dt'>pla) of Ocean
\. 1e"' 's rotal frustration came in the top of the
St'H'nth 1ra1hng b) six runs.
1nning-endlng double p\a, "'
"Thal ball "'' hard he l811ey>
co1.1ldn't e~en gel out th~ wa\ of 1t," ~1d
Peitro"' "Last~ had a few luck) breaks
along the way. bu e ball 8trtram h11 JU~I
The Huntington Bcach-ba-;ed baseball
team rode ifs share of good fonunt to a 1985
Colt WorldSenc'>champ1onsh1p. hav1ng10"''"
~'en consccu11ve game~ rn the scne'i after an
opening-round IO'i'>
The\ again found them~lvcs one game
a"'a' lrom chm1na11on 1n the la'it round of
quaiil)tng for the 19X6 World Scnes Sa1urda)
al the Wco;1 Zooc Tournament at Ocean View
High and this time failed to mu.;ter anything
"We didn't have our main pitcher~
available today," said Ocean View Manager ~1
Pcurow. referring to Beaubien, who went four-
plus innings Fnday night and Knackcrt. who
got a victory 1n the first game and also patched
in relief 1n the second game.
Marcus Nelson: who had gone hitless m the
tournament. lined an apparent single into nght
field onl) to have Encmo's Mike tephenson
field the dmc and thro"' to first in ttme to get
!'lelson b~ tv.o steps
didn't get through. that ball $C'ts through. we
would have been ck 1n 11 ·:
Encino led t y. ~onng three 1n
the first and two ond to JDmp out 10 a
5-0 CUS~IOn.
The two teams added '""o runs each lx'fo~
Ocean View posted three in the founh. wnh the
(Pleue eee OCEAJf VIEW /C2)
,.,. .. _,......
.. Knacken's arm was JU St too sore and we
didn't want to take a chance on hunmg 11."
Penrow added. although Knaclccn patched to
"When )OU get a base hit and the nght
fielder throws you out. you know things.aren't
going your way ... said Pcttrow. -
'Shark' remainsonetocatchinPGA
Norman takes 4-shot lead
into today's final round
rot FOO. Ohio IA P) -Greg Norman
anNercd advcrstl\ "'1th a magK "'l'dge. twice
rh1pping 1n from of'rthe green to retain a four-shot
lead and au1hon1at1"c control of thl' 6Xth PG . .\
National ( hamp1onsh1p
"Greg 1s pla)ing so well He\ reached a level
"'here his eitpcclat1ons arc so high . . He can be
1011m1da1ing, fnghteow&:· .sa.Jd Peter Jacobsen.
one ol onl\ tv.o pla\.cr'i w1th1n SCH'n o;hot"> of thC'
runawa) leader going into toda} ·, linal round of
the la~t of the )ear's four maJOr te'its of golfing
grea1nc''
"It will he ver. d1flirult to beat him It's all up
to ( ireg II he plii} s well. he wins," said Jack
'<u..klau' "'ho heat Norman h\ a <;troke at the
'v1aster'i but '1rtuall) putted ti1m~lf out ol a
lhancc tor a record s1'<th PG.\ 111le ,
Boh Twa>. the bnl> man to really make ur
ground. and 11 too~ a coursr·-record 64 for him to
do 11 took a more op11m1s11c viev.
.. , ou nc' er kno"' lircg might 'lhoot 65, or ht•
might shoot n You nc ... er know I'll just try to pla>
good golf. gnc my~lf all the opportun111es I can
and hope 10 be 1n contl·n11on." he \aid.
Thlrd roand leader•
Gr eo Nor man 6S-68·69-201
Bob Tw1v 72·70-64-206
Peter JacobHn 68-70-71>-~
Donnie Hammond 70·71-68-209
Pavn.e Stewart 70-67-n-D
Bruce Uelzke 69-71 ·70--210
Jack Nicklaus 70·68·72-210
David Fros• 70-73-68-211
DA we1ormo 71-72-68-211
Jim Ttlore>e 71·67·73-211
Mike Hul~rt 69·68·7•-211
Oouo Tewell 73-71-68-212
Tonv Siiis 71·72-69-212
Gene.Sauers 69-73·70--212
Wavne Levi 68·73·71-217
that did not '•l·ld a suh-par 7::!-hole total 1n f,)ur
l I ~ Open\
'orrnan no"" ha~ led gmng into the tinal
round ol all lour of-golr~ ma1or champion hws
th1<. \Car
He kJ thr \f,1<,tcr' h\ a \1nglc strol..e and
lin1,hcd ,crnnd one hack of ~1cklaus He led th('
l ' Oren h\ om· · ramc our flat'' h\ h1\ o"'n
,1dm1vm1n Jnd dnltcd back 1n10 the field He It'd
tht· Ant"h < >ix'n h~·Onc. and won h) fiH·
/'\Jo"' .... 11 h IX hole<, 10 go in the la\I ol 1 hl'
'ear·, Big F mu tournament<;. onl~ T \\J\ ..ind
hcob<,cn ..irc "''thin 'itght ofthc <\u'ilrahan kn<Nn
J\ "The C1rea1 \1.h11e hark "
T .... a\ winner of rhrce tlllc\ on 1hr PC 1 ·\ lour
1h1'i \Car .ind \t'tond onl\ Ill onnan •ln thl'
n11lnl''·"' 1nn1ng 11'1, got therl· on an c1gh1 -h1rd1c
\'l)ort that pu1 him alone in '\Ccond at ::!M
fired and fell hac~ on the lOUN.' that 1\ rnpidl\
dn ing from m1d-.,..ecl.. rain'> and I\ hcwm1ng 'er.
fa~t and firm
Pa) ne Stewan lour bal'k when the da-. ''I pla>
~.'1.ipped 10 a 1-oH·r-par 7 and wa-. tied at
~nn1 · o11'11l= nd. not ver a ,,;:inner m""four vurs 0 . me (rom
"'ell back "''th a hX
'-1cklauo; 4h holder of a rel·ord I!< ma1ur
prole\\IOnal title' had 1t in po<,1t111n to 'hoot in lhC'
60\. hut recel\ ed no cooperation lrnm h1' o-.cr-
~1Lcd puller and finished w1lh 41 7 ~
That left him al :! I 0. eight c;hots back in hi'
quest ofa record sl\th PG~ cnamp1on<,h1p Ht· wa'
11ed "''h Bruc.c L1c1Ac. "'ho had a ~o
'\o nne else "'a'> "'1thin nine <..trnkl"• ot th~
da'ih1ng .\u~trahan "'ho has dom1natl0d "'orld goll
th" •car
Tom \1.at'>on nee
onh th fth marl'
'<; "'8JOr5 COU
him at ~I'\ 11 <;
le to hecome
\Wt't'P ol lhl' n a.,~ that left
\\ill -;uch po a' "-1cklau'
and Wa1~n "'en· (i ). 'hooting them
'>ehe\ 1n the foot Ben Crcn<1ha"' "a" l1ll'ralh
h1111n~ h1m'>Clf 1n the head
< ren<iha"' ll1pix·<l his duh into the air attn
mal-•n(l ht\ approalh 'hot on thl' IMth The cluh
l3ml' down hit him in the head .rnd ga4'ht-d h"
'>l31p Dc,p1IC' hlt..•l'd1ng from 1he head. <. renshilw
rompll'.'tl'J.Oc hok makrng a par p1111 for a 1 ~and
a ~ 11 lk \.\('nt to a hmp11al v.hl u· thrn· \llll'he'
"'l'r{ la~en
"'nrman. "'hu led h' tit\ alter I l\ hnlt"
Gree Norman reacta to a mined birdie putt on the 14th
1reen during the third round of the PGA Champlonabip.
No one got there Saturday 1n the third round
Norman who has led this toumamt>nt !i1ncc a
o5 in the opening round. had margins ranging from
three to<;1x o;hots. He reall> "'asn't threatened .\nd
v.hcn he found himself an a rare spot of trouble, h<-
s1mply chipped the ball into the hole
He finished w11h a 2-u·nder-par 61.) fo r a 202
total. 11 shots under par on the lnvcmes'I course
"I got ffi\'>l'll hack in the golftournamrnt ·he
~aid facoh\en wa'> nc'<t at 20R atkr a hard-v.on 70
Thi.' other contenders. includm& N1cklau\.
!\nd h\ lour \tm~l'' going tnto lhe third round
"a-;n't \t•nouc,I\ rhalll'np,<'d at an\ time H1' lt..•ad
rangl•d up to "' 'hot' and m·' N "'a' h:" than
thrl'C
An all-Australian fin.al in Newport tou-rnament
Cash. Fitzgera ld to me t
after ser11ifi nal victories
By JOSEPH r>l 01•:\.0IR .,.., -c-.,. ...... 1
In lhl' h.1llk 111 tht ,11ml·ht1l'k' P.11 l ,1,h
"a' a 1.tt'p ,1hr:1d -.1n<l 11 \l'.tr' 1n .Hrl·.11,
With 1inw .rnd cond1 t1 oning on h1' \Ilk.
( a\h c;arnl·d .1 , hanll' .11 ,1 S '0 000 1Jt1\ll,1'
todl\ H1, nppirncnr \,11unl.1' \.1t,1' < 1crul;J1tl\
\2, ftchn& h1ni'<'ll _g01ng un\11•1 lot tht: 1h1rtl
time. managt·d to hntf a ptl\l\·t of .itr tn Im
\Cmtfin;il mall h ..... 11h the • I H'llr old< J'>h
But 1n tht l'n\I 11 Wl'I\ l ac;h who ..qm·r1,·d
tht la~t gn..p out nf < tt'tt1ln1t1\ • 111nrhal ~hid 111
the H11rtm:ar Ra• qm·t < luh f tnn1' C I.,,~"
\ftu lallmir ~hind,.,_,., ~:111w' Ht Im~ '"
tht• thml \l't < rl•rulall1' thought a lit1lc l'Om1c
n•hl'i \\\\Ulcl ,lid hi\ lJU~·
< .1-.h . ~I h.ut h11umt•d h" rackt·t 1n d1 gust
.lftn nll'''"~ J 'hot. .ind C 1t•rul.11t1<; c lowne~ 11 a
h11 lhfll"'lll)l, 111' O\\n ratkl'I and :i It\\. h:irhc; nt
( .t'ih
"I ",I\ I U\I Ir\· I lljl 111 ~t·t \001(' 311 ,1 ftl'I
~C'tllng hc.·hind hkl' 1h.11 h~ \.ml I "·•ntcd .i
h11k hfl·:llh1np, mom nut then·
It ''ork<-d tor awh1k a' C 1t•1ul<11tl\ opt'nl'd
thl' third jt3rnc v.1lh an dll" \l'f'c to win that
y.1nll' ,ind 1 .... 11 nl thl' m·'t thn·e
Hut< a'h rrhoundt•d .ind , Jn'ied nut thr '<'I
h' h11'.1~111~ < •nula111-.· \C'r'<' ''' ad\antc
< ,l\h, "'ho too~ "' month\ oil afkr 1hr I''"' \\ imhkdon h.1, hc.·cn c lnw1nj\ h1\ ~a'
"'·" ~ 111'"'11ld "lo X ranl-1n(l ner '1n\l'
( 1l'tul:11t1' ont<" mn~r<I "'n 4 the\ no'>'
''' .! ''1 l .ind pl.l\ltljl hi\ f1r\t tournJmcnt 1n
\\ \l'n 1111>nlh\ IU\I V.,l\n°I tn tht• lcind of \h,1ix·
111 h11ld 11n 111 th<' m11mrntum ht• )t.1th,·n·1I
.. , thought I rlau·d well but Pat IU\I i-0l'l1I
100 much pte~'urt on me:· ..aid C 1\'rul.i1t" alkt
Saturday's 6-' 1-6. 6-3 dtfc,11 111 C a'lh at th\'
John \.\-ayne Tennis< enttr 1n N,·v.rort Rc.1dl
Ca h will meet up w11h h" oltJ doul'tk'
partner. and fellow o\ustralwn h1hn I h11trr.ild
in today's singlt'' final C 11 'Ol
Fitz raid disposed ot ~w('dcn., I lt'l'\r»I
'iundstrom in their ~·m1final ttlt 11.1 ~ ti h n
"The match wa-. a htt up and do~ n \J1d
f1t1gcrald "But I got up '\.Jm C' I in jlanw' 11n llH
third <;el and I thtnk that ""·" 1110 mm h 1111
I lcnnk to overcnme "
The match the crov.d ol 1,1no -.t'l'in1·d to tx•
pluaged into thC' C 1crul. 111,.c A\h Ill.Ill h. "h1, h
\.'lW (1cn1J:UM run of aa IO th\' third "<.'I Jltl'r
ll• \ H\I C.u~h nil he wontl'd
('a\h went up lour @amr\ 111 1ln\ N l11r1.·
u\ll\t1na to v.10 the hrr.l \Ct f\ '
C 1rnila111\ hc.rnnct'd h.'\ck 1n th,· "l'\ontl \\"I
l°>rl·,,~1n < ·"h·, ~·r'l" 1n thr fourth j!Jnw 10 io
ur lour ~lnlC'\ io unl·
\fkr .m .1u· \l"f'\C' that rapped 1111 ~Jnw
\l'\ l'n ( ll'tul:ut1c, h•Ok .Hh .intJjlt' nl ( ,,,h ..
"M\t g.'lml' ol th<' mah h thrrl" unforl t'\I
rrror.. and a Jouhlc fault 111 allo"' < •t·rnl,11tl\ 111
hr..·.1~ thmugh again
"I 1hauah1 I had 11 tt•11n@ Ptl'tt' llood lor
""' luk but I rnulcJn't .1.u\.l.ltn 1t;' '31d
< 1crula1ll\ 'll wa'> prl'tt\ ~.1rm out thl'rC' an,111
tt'1ol a httlc nut of me "
In thdiro.t matth of thl' tl,I\ ht1~t·1.1ld hod
to endure J 21 ·-hour cookl'f undl·r thl· "'n tn
atJ . anl(' In the finale.
··t pr.tC11ic "'''h P.11 all tht: llnll'. -.n "'C
I.no"' ca~h nthct., g41me prl'lt\ "'ell ·· ~1d
f 1tt1terald. "ho ha' taken th<' runntr up pl:.'llc
t"'o )tar' runntnti at" 1mhlcd11n "'"h < ·''"'
:i.-. h1'I p3rtner .
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off McEnroe
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Golfer shoots two
aces in one day,
just 1nisses third
From AP dltpalcbes
ULRIC'E HAM N, Sweden -Swedish !I
golfer Erik Hallberg hit two holes-in-one
and missed a third at'C by Just less than
three feet dunnt the ~me day, 1t was
reported Saturday
Hallberg. n. who I) n:tired, first ared the nmth
hole on the Rauv1k golf course dunnga recent vacation.
He used a 7-iron on the par-3 hole. Returning to the
course in the afternoon, Hallberg scored his S('Cond
hole-in-one with an -iron at No. 13. another par-l
Moments earlier, Hallberg had missed another ace
on the 11th hole. his tee ball rolling over the cup and
stopping less than three feet behind the flag.
"Three (aces) had probably been too much for
me," Hallberg said "But 1l was a fantastic fc:eling
h1tt1ng two And I'm glad I didn't dnnk an) champagne
after the first one "
Hallberg. an 18-handicapper who has pla}'ed thl·
game for 23 years, said he had '>Cored two hoks-1n-one
earlier.
C'aliforn1an Norman L Manie} hit thr most
fam ous double aces on the Del Valley Count!) C luh
course in augus, Sept. 2, 1964. Manley-scored a unique
"double albatross''. on two par·4 holes (the 330-yard 7th
and the 290-yard 8th), according to the Guinness Spom
Record Book.
tatis11cally. 11 takes about 30 years for an average
golfer to hi t a hole-in-one. The chanres havr been
estimated to be about I 1n 10 million.
Quote of the day
Buddy Ryan, Ph1ladelph1a Eagles coach, on
left guard Kevin i\llen, the club'" No I draft
choice last year. who 1s reportedly on the trading
block· .. He's a nice big ol' fat kid who could
probabl> go somewhere where the> v.ant to stand
around and kill the grass. But here. we're going 10
practice."
Walton nears first LPGA title
Roblo Wal&oo held off sevrral
challengers Saturda} in search of her first
LPGJ.\ victor>. shooting a 4-under-par 68
fo r an I I-under :?05 total and a two-shot
lead after three rounds of the Henrcdon ( lasc;1c goll
tournament at High Point. N ( The 3fJ-year-old
Washington \laie resident took the lead o'er Betsy
King, who was 11cd w11h Walton after two rounds and
bnefly held th<: lead in the third r3und until a boge} at
the ninth hole stopped her momentum King rallied for
birdies on two of her lac;t four holes at Willow Creek
Golf Course and fin ished at 2-under-par 70 for a three-
day total of 9-under-par 207 Walton ha~ been on the
tour s1nn' 1971.J but hac; donl' no belier than a Ill' fur
fourth In the PC,>\ ~n1orse,cnt 1n ( oncord. Ma\'>.
Bob Cblrles of Nev. Zealand shot a 3-under-par 69.
g1v1ng him a 16-hole toornamcnt record of 134 anJ a
two-stroke lead O\ er surging Broce Crampton and Gar y
Player. ( harlcs a ~n1ors Tour rookie who v.on ._e .. eral
lttles. 1nclud1ng national Open crowm m the countne'>
as a member of the regular tour b1rd1ed tv.o ol hi'> la\t
three hole'\ for the lead 1n the <i4-hok tournJmenl at
Nashawtuc ( ountr: Club
Kief el captures bicycle race
SA"' FRA"'( JS( 0 -.\mencan Ron •
Kiefel of the 7-l:.levcn team pedaled 1..9 the ·
cop of fog-covt<r~ Telegraph H1I( on
Saturda\ to v.in the first event of the
lntcma1.1onal Bicycle Class10 for the fourth )Car in a
row.
Kiefel. 26 of Whcatndge. Colo .. posted an ofhuJI
time ofl minutes. 12.59 seconds 1n the 1.05-milc 2lSCJ-
foot cl imb to (Ott Tower 1n the Fisherman·., Wharf
Prologue T1mc-Tnal
LoJll readmitted to Maryland
lOLU:.GE PAR ~. Md -TcN') m
Lona. one or two lJniversn> of Maryland
basketball playen ind1c1ed by a irand Jury
1nve t113tmg the death of Len Bias. has
been rtadm1t1ed 10 tbe un1verstty, accordana to a pubh11hed report
The report, quoting un1den11fied sources. said that
Long woi. reinstated aner a July 31 meeting of the
untvcntty's faculty ~llt1on board. It was the second
time he wa'\ rcadnrnted af\er flu nking out twice in 1hc
last two years. the rcpon said.
Long and tcommiue David Gregg were indicted
hbt month of poci~ssion of cocaine and obstruction ol
JUstat·c along \\ith Bnan Ltt Tribble who was indicted
for posseimon of cocaine, pos ss1on of cocaine with
11Hcnt to d1'ltnbu1e and posses1on of PC'P.
l he three were believed to have been wtth Bias
when the 11-mencan died June 19 of cocaine
1nto111cat1on alter collapsing 1n h1~ College Park
dorm1tof)
Alan Goldstein, Long·~ attorney, confirmed that
Long was readm111cd to school with cona1n re tnc1tons.
"One of the cond1 t1ons was that he not play
buketball "Ciold<.1c1n said
IROC race, series to Unser Jr.
WA I t\.lf'.~(iLEN. N.Y -Al Unser II
Jr outran 8111 Elliott Saturda} co win the
International Race of Champions event at
Wat~in<i Glen lnterna11onal and the cham-
p1unsh1p of the 10th IROC' scn es.
Unser. at 24 the youngest dnver ever to appear 1n
thl· scnes featunng 12 of the world's best dn vers in
1dcnt1cally prepared JROC Z-28 Chevrolet Camaros.
held off a ~trong challenge fro m Elliott on the final lap
around the 2.4-mile road circuit.
That gave the young Indy-car star victories in both
of the road races on the fo ur-race IROC' sched ule and a
thrt•e-poin l (62-59) victory over stock car star Elliott.
S<:hl·duled loday is the fi rst NASCAR stock car
rate al Watkin\ Cilen 1n 21 years featuring one of the
mu\! tluscl) matched field!> of the season.
l 1m Richmond. trathng Winston Cup leader Dale
l arnhardt b} 185 points and second-place Darrell
WJltnp. the dcknding champion. by JUSt 24, will stan
from the pole 1n the 90-lap. 2181/i-mile event.
Television, radio
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Mandlikova to
miss tourney
OCEAN VIEW OUSTED • • •
LO~ A.N(1ELE~ IAPI -Hand
Mandhkova w11hdrcw Saturdd) from
a Los Angeles tennis tournament
because of a sprained ankle <;uncred
1n practice Fnda ~
Mandhkova. who would ha\l' hl'l'n
the No 3 seed. '\ufTered the '\pra1n in
Lancaster. Pa and her ankle v.a\ put
in a cast Her coach, Bell) \10"<' '>did
she hopes the ankle wtll he healed 1n
tame for Mandhkova 111 defrnd her
title at the U S Open .~ _
Martina NaHatilova Jnd < hn'
Evert Lloyd w1lf be 'K.'cdcu "l11 I and
No. 2. respernvcl) otn th<: tour·
nament. which begin~ Mondlt~
From Cl
kl'~ hlov. a tv.o-run lkauh1cn \1ngk
IU CU I the !tad lo 7-'i
Thr team\ matthC(J •,olu run\ in thl·
filth before [nuno hrnkl: lo•>'>l' l11r
four in the top oft he \CH'nth to Ile thl·
'1ctof) and a spot in thl' final\ 111 thl·
tournament todJ\ (noon and 14<i tf
Encino v.1n\ the fir'\t gaml'I agJ1n'1
(hula Vista wh1lh beat <kc:;m \111 v.
1.5 on Fnda)
The top h1lli:r\ in thr tuurnn for
rhe deknding tllh\t'\ wn1· \l'lonll
baseman Fred r fll!d ( 5 for 12 "'II h llnl
double). Rich Tetrault(4 1rn l<Jv.1lhJ
doublc)and "11ke Danduran(2for4).
v.htlc Knackert '>truck ou1 l<J 111 X ,
inning!> on lhl' mound
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Saturda\I'\ Score
f; nc no 17 Ocean l/1ew 6 Ocear t11ew
Toda""' Game "loon -C1111mo1on\h10 game l(hula Vista 11\
f nronol
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ANGELS •••
From Cl
His 16th two bomc run pmc
m issed beina his third career thrrc
home run game by JUSt a few feet. In
h1' firs I at-bat of the n!lht. he hit a Oy
ball 10 dead ~nter field. where
Mickey Brantley cauaht it 11 the wall.
"After l hi t the second one, Bob
Boone said he thought 1Ka1 1t wa this
date thal I had my last t hree hom,e ru n
game," said DeCmccs. "Af\er hnttng
that second one 11 popped into my
mind that I hit the first ball 10 the
wronA person in the wrong part of the
park.'
For the record. Boone and De<'i·
nccs mi ssed the date by one day. The
last umc he hit three baJls out was
Aug. 8. 1982 in Seattle, just fi ve days
after he accomplished the feat for the
fi rst time, in Minnesota.
DcCinces was not the only one to
coritn butc offensively Saturday.
Wally Joyner drove in two runs,
mclud1ng what would be t he winning
run in the fir<;t
* AN"L NOTES -Reliever Torrv "W\IW
lflfew on lhe \ldellnel •D•lft S.1uroav •no
pltch•nD co.cl\ Marc• Laa.-u l<I /\f
conll-10 •f'l'IP'OV8, OUI \NI ~ '• no• (ffd\I vtl '"He wH e llllle better He 11evtd on the 1911
Wally Joyner watchea the pitcher while talrtna lead off
aecond after alngltnc In fifth-Inning run Saturday.
'"""' enklel e llltlt lonoer." Miki Lachemann "We ren • Cvkleol 11oe on him •n<I ""' wlN
comoere 11 eno '" fl 111e 1cllon 1, the u me w~ he 11 100 oen:ent, he wlu t>e Ciiek, not 11 SO or 1s oercen1 " For,1er eo11tlnuft 10 lnw11 he
1, ru dv now ari.n OewnMe Mii out
S.turdev'' 9eme 11ter 111, h"klnD COUl)h which
flared uo again alter Fr10av'1 oeme "I'm lu11
trvlnQ 10 keeo nlm ellve, not lull healll1v," Miid
M anaotr 0-Ma11ct1 of the ~ ... otf "He wu
tWallv 11urlln11 after IH I nlohl'l 111me. Thet
co119'1fn1> can weer vou down to • freuHI"
MAluch confirmed Satura..,. whet he tied II\·
dfcaled Frfd1v nlont, 11111 Vern RllNe w• Mt •MIMr , .. ,, WeclMsdlv ••Inst MlllnMeta ...
Al Wit a-.ct la"' latt mentt\1 •eel Carew
wlll be r.onoreo t>eton T111tcS.y nt11111•1 01me
Amon!l Ille Mnoo wlli De. J~ -UtlrlAQ d h14
tenev number, 19, onlv tllt "8Cond number to be
10 l\onored CNo ,6 wes retired In l10nor ol
C11elrmen ol Ille Board 0-Avtrvl After
1'111\v O<JlfnO\ In "'' first two O<JlfnD\ at
Edmonton, •en Remal\ldl 1urne<1 In • DOO<I
out1"9 Frooav He '•"eel 1 ., 1nn1n111 e11ow 1no 1us1
live ni" en<1 lhrH rul\s tn eernl"9 the win 1'111
l•rll •n 19'6 \Ince June 1•
PRO FOOTBALL
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Bears throttle Pittsburgh
NFL c h ampions in top form
in 33-13 romp over Steelers
From AP dispatches
PITTSBURG H -Any lonccrn' about the dlcttl> ot
a tnp acros<> the Atlanuc can be disregarded in thl' ca\c ol
the C h1cago Bears.
fhe NFI champion'>. who beat the Dallas< owboyl>.
17-6, 1n London lu!>t week. '.ihowcd the) ~crl·n·1 thrown
oll-\trtde by that 1ournc..·y. belting the P1ll'>bu1gh ~tcclers.
l l -11. \aturda} night 1n an eith1b1tton game
(,u1dcd b) thard-stnngquarterback Mike TomcLak'!>
lhrl'l' touchdown pa\'~es -including a 61-}ard founh-
quartl·r thro" to l homa'> Sander\-the Bears handed the
\tl'l'kr\ their lirst loss 1n 16 nh1b111on openers
"I lc:cl hke ti I can JUSl get a hule confidence. I'll feel
ltke I can pla> in this league .. Tomc...-iak ~1d. "When
\Omenne''\ not pla}tng well around here, Coach (Mike )
Dtt~a "1ll lc1 }OU know about 11 He did to me.
·I gucs'> rnmpet1l1 on hnngs out the hc\t 1n
l'\er\bod} ..
I omua~ <'omplctcd I 7 ol ~ l pas!>Cs for 218 yard.,
Brock returns
to Ram practice
Dll'tl'r Hrcx.k returned co the..· prall1te licld al (al
\Wll' t ullcrton Saturday. two day\ earlier than expected.
Jfler \UITenng a bruised left knee in the Rams' NFL
prl'\ea'>on opener Tuesday night
c 11alh John Robinson was not <iurpnsed. but he
rdutl·d an> 'lpcculallon ttlat Brock rushed back to
pra( lttc: to kc..•ep up wllh veteran quarterbacks Ste' e
Aartko"\k1 and C,1eve Dils
.. Dieter'" a tough guy." he said .. r hat's the rea'>on he
l Jml·hack fk'satough gu>"
"1eanv.htle .. eteran linebacker Jim Collins returned
from <t dd\ of nam1nat1ons at ( enttnela Hospital in
lnglcv.ood hu1d1dnotsu11up Hehasaner.eproblcm1n
h1'> nnk th.ti hd\ v.cakened the muscles m his left
\houl<kr
Right nov. 11\ onl~ 'ipeculat1on when Jim v.111
n·turn " Roh1n\on \atd "Until I 'ill down with thl'
dcillor\ I <Jn't \a) an)thang for <;ure:·
( oll1n,, 28 '\ufTered the inJuf) 1n the Pro Aow l hot
thl' nt·n.e apparently need' more ltml' lo rcgeneratl' 1twlt
rnmrletd~ •
"Wl"re hoping he can play w11h the 'ihoulder lhl' w,l\
111\ ... Roh1n<,on 'a1cl ... hut 1fhe can't. we'll JU\t hJ\C to
w:111 f11r the nl'r\t to heal"
and hit on his final n1nt pa'llies of the first half as the Bears
took a 16-6 lead. He completed TD passes of24 yards to
Ken Margerum and four yard-; to Bnan Baschnagel.
In other Nf I C!th1b111ons Saturday:
Charger$ 20 , Cowboys 0: Re\erve quanerback Mark
Herrmann directed thre<: ..ccond-Quarter sconng dnves
and the ~an Diego defenc;e held Dallas scoreless as the
( hargcf\ licat the ( owbo}''i
I krrmann. the understud) of A.II-Pro Dan Fout\,
"a" 4 for 4 for 78 \ards in his lir!>l two dnves.
Both ended 1ri twn-}ard touchdown runs. the first b~
lullhacl f 1m ';pencer to clama11 a 58-)ard march and the
<.nnnd h\ re,en e fullback Buford McGee. ending a 54-
\ :lrd dme
Roll Hl·ntr\l hke'<; '>ccond field goal, a 32-yarder v.1th
I OM remaining 1n the \Ccond quarter. ga'e San Diego a
211-0 hall11mc: lead <1nd cnd<:d the <,eonng.
Browns 19, Bills 17: In ( le' eland. Ci reg Allen scored
un J two-)ard run with 511 seconds to pla). capping a
Hrn ..... ns' comeback from a 17-6 deficit
The 8111<; led 17-6 after rookie (art B}rum ran tv.o
\ards for a touchdown less than a minute into the fourth
Quarter But Quancrba<·k Mike Pagel pulled the Brov.n'
w1th1n 17-12 when he ran one 'ard for a '>Core v.11h JU\t
<>Hr eight minutes to pla)
Pagel. obtained 1n an ofheason trade v. 1th ln-
d1anapohs. then drove tht• Rrov.n\ P )ard\ in I~ pla}'i
after a Buffalo punt for the winning score
Packers 38, Jets 14: ·\l Mad1.,on C1a11 Eller\on .• t
'\l'Cond-year running bal ~ ""ho pla>ed at W1l>C'On'\tn,
lclehrated hie; homccum1ng with a !)air of touchdown
run\.
fller!.C>n '>Cored from'" and 35 )ard~ as the Packer'>
hu11t a 21-IJ halftime lcall at< amp Randall Field. "here a
~1owd of7l95Q attendt•d It wa\ the biggest home crowd
1n ccam history
In all. Ellerson rush rd for 7 1 } ards in I 2 came\
Cardinals 26, Boes 10· •\t fampa Ba). in a gaml·
delayed 50 m1nutC\ b> an 1n1c:no;c thunderstorm chat
tcmporanly rendered thr '>Coreboard clock inoperable
Niko Noga and Lionel ~a,h1ngton returned intcr-
cept1ons for touchdov. n\ and John Lee booted three field
goals for St Lou1r,
Vlldng1 30, Dolphins II. \A. 1th Dan \11.anno M1am1 \
two-time All-Proquan<:rbad. \lttingout the game. thtrd·
stringer Jim Jen\t·n v.J\ the '1ct1m of tv.o ke)
interceptton' 1n th<: third quaner. h) < hns Doleman and
"'1eal (1uggemo\ That stlfkd \.11am1'<;t.0meback chances
l umm) Km mer hooked up "•th "11kc Jone<\ on a 56-
) ard touchdov.n PJ\\ in the fim halflnr the host V1k1ngs
Cblds 20, Bengals 0: In l\,rn.,a' < it) Todd
Hlat klcdge threv. a 22-}ard touchdo"n pass to i.\nthon}
Hanccx.k and f\11l~ I owef} kt<:ked two field goal\ 1n the
\ccond quanl'r to kad the< hid'
alnls 10, Broneos 7: Moncn \nder'iCn kicked a 51-
} ard field goal wi th 6 (>J kit J\ N<·w ()rlcan!. cap1tah11ng
on Denver ttirno\.l'" lor l'at h ol 1t' \tnre\. defeated the
host BroOl'>"
(ill Pierce Brothers
Bell Broadway Mortuary
110 8ro.dw1y
Co.ttMftl 642-915
Old rivalry renewed
today at Candlestick
a.. -
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Wil son gets start
at QB for Raide rs
vs. San Francisco
SAN FRAN( IS( 0 (AP) -An old
local nvalry and :i le1hal tackle late 1n
last }ear''i one-sided ga me could
generate extra prc~ason sparks toda)
(Channel 2 at noon) when the l m
Angeles Raiders and San Ftanc1sw
49crs meet 1n an NFI ed11b1t1on
opener
t he conte'\I at ( andle\tll ~ Pork
pll\ two onc-11mc Ra> arc<1 t<im
pel1torsand recent l\upcr Bowl t ham
p1ons who were ouMcd from la\t
year's National Foot hall I eague pla>
offs with their c;tanan~ quancrbat h
a1hng Both the 49er'\ Joe Montana
and the Ra1der'i' Mar~ Wtl\on arc·
health) again af\cr undcriimng "'"" gcry in the off-sca\On
Uowe"er, while Montana dire< 1\
an ofTen~ that l'i laricl~ \rilled an<.1
ha~ been luncuon1na hkc.-the wrJI .
oiled machine of}enr\ pa.,t W1l\on "
under lire to \how he dc:\erve<. the
fir'>l·\trtng \pol ovc-r Jim Plunkett
W1l'°n wa\ handed the '1art1na 1nh
in the third game of 1hc 1 llW ~ rC'l\Ular
~ason when Plunkeu \uOcrccJ 11
d1\located 'ihouldc-r 1n being hody·
slammed by 49C'I'\ dC'fC'n\1vc en(J JC'll
'itover Tht hit ~nmr whc-n \.1n
f"ranc1\H1 wa\ "-l'll nn 11\ 1.1.-.'~ 111 .1
\4 .1 (I 111111 of I n., Angele\. Jnd 11
rt'm:11n'\ t'1 he ..ecn whether thc
nntorto11\h ph~ \lrnl Ra1de~ plan IO
'l'd rn 1• ngl'
I ull.. rn(>"'<'rt•d from his lcfl
\houlckr and knc..-c tnJunes. Wilson
wa\ n.uncd the 'ltarter despite a
m1-.ctllhle performance 1n the 27-2Q
\mcncan I ootball Confercncc semi-
final lo\' 10 Nc-w Cngland 1n which he
connc<tcd on only 11 of27 passes and
thrt'"W three 1n1ercept1ons.
"I think \.1nrc dc'iCrvc\ to be No I"
for n"" '\3111 < oach Tom Flore~
"We'll '<.'c v.h:ll happen' ..
\t'contl vra1 pm Ru\t) Hi lser
\houlcl "'"" ma> get '\Omc plny•nf!
11rnc "htlc l'lunkctt "' C'tpectcd lu
\tan tht' following wee!>. when the
Ra1d<'r' mrl't Dalla ..
"''!!1 ha' ml\'\Cd .!O game, in two
\('Ill\ dUl' to 1n1une\ Flore\ 'itlld "I'd .~'~ 1t\ u1mfl('t1t1'c ~tween the Iv. o
fhl' h111 <flll'\111)0\ fnt \an r ran
c 1\C o c rial h Rill Waf\h art on llrfrn\C
"-al'h \a1tl ht· I\ p:an1culMh con-
e <'fnl'CI :ihout h" corncrhacks and
pa"' "''her' a\ new ploiycf'\ 1ai..c O\.Cf
thn\r f'Kl\ltaon\ ~l "n<l )'car kfl rnr
ncrh, ck fm) 'In 1n will br gct11na
plenty of sc1wn \ he take\ O\Cr fo1
former .\II Pro Uwiaht H1C'ks
\C'llout Howo 01 nl .8<JI . 1nclud
1na nr;irh I CXXl in 1hc nt'W lu\1u;
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' ' Orange Cout DAILY PILOT /Sunday, August 10, 1988 Cl
Texas ralli_es for fourth straight triuinph
O'Brien cracks pair of homers to spark
comeback as Rangers edge Toronto, 7 -6
Prom AP dJapatcbes
ARLINGTON, Texas -Pc~
O'Bnen hit bis second home run of
the pme leading off the bottom of the
I 0th inning Saturday night, g1vi ng the
Texas Rangers a 7-6 victory over the
Toronto Blue Jays.
The victory kept Texas I 1h pmes
behind the Angels in the American
uaaue West.
The Ranaers rallied for the11 fourth
stra11ht victory. They trailed 6-2 after
~ven innin'5, but O'Bncn hit a two-
run homer in the eijllth and Texas
scored twice in the ninth.
Pinch-hitter Darrell Po rter
doubled an a run and pinch-runner
Toby Harrah scored on Odd1bc
McDowell's s1n&Je.
O'Bnen led off the 10th wnh hn
19th homer of the season and 1evcnth
1n his lasJ ntne pmes on 1t 3-0 pitch
from reliever Bill CaudU~ 2-4.
Orea Hams, 7-1. the 111\h Ranger
pitcher, earned the victory with J >,-,
tnntn&S of hitless relief
In other Amencan Leaauc action:
Red Sox 8, Ticer• 7: In Dclro1t1 Wade Bous went 4 for 4 and raisco
has maJor lcaguc-lcadina average to
.356 and Dwiaht Evans and Rich
Gedman homered as Boston beat the
Tigers.
h was the third straight victory for
Hoaaton'• Bill Doran t. ale on a atolen
bue .. be aoea under the throw to San
Diego abort.atop Garry Templeton ln aec·
oncflnnln& of Saturday nlgbt'• aame.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Giants halt Atlanta streak
Maldona do, Brenly
deliver k ey blows
to sink Braves. 4;3
From AP dlspalcbes
A TLANT .\ -(and' \.faldonado
opcnt>d the I 0th inning· with a homl·
run and Bob Brcnly later doubled and
scored o n a squccLe bun1. lifl1ng the
San Francisco Giants to a 4-3 "1ctor.
o·vcr Atlanta and o;nappmg thc
Braves' five-game wmnmg streak
Mike Aldrete t1t>d the game." '" the
ninth with onl> the G1ant\0 filth hit o l
the game. his <,econd homer o f the
season
Maldonado hit c1 2-1 p11~h lrom
reliever Jeff Dedmon. 1-6. over the
left-field wall for h1\ \C\ t•nth honH:r ul
the season. Brenl) "a" sat.nfit.ed tu
third after his double and ~ 111 C lark·,
sque('le bunt brought him home
Scou Garrclts 10-7.got thc 1.1t.tor.
After sun" 1ng a ba~cs-lo.idcd Ja m 1n
the ninth. (,arreh" loaded tht.• ha'>t'\
again 1n the 10th '"th t"oout \ lnrt.t.•d
in a run b) h1111ng Dale \forph\ \.I.1th
* Astros 6, P1ctres 2
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out Ehr" here in the :'-iat1onal League·
Astros 6, Padres 2: In the
.\\tr<>domc Denn} Walhng con-
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their half of the eighth on p1nch-h1 tter
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/ Jeff Reardo n. 6-7, walked the bascc,
r
loaded in the ninth before Carter
grounded a single . into center field
sconng Lee Ma1'71lh and Tim Teufel
with the "Inning runo;
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Juan Samuel h11 a pair of doubles and
a single and drove an two runs.
leading Philadelphia past Chicago
and ending 1he Phillies' fi ve-game
losing streak
C'harle'i Hudson. 7-10. was the
wanner out needed help from Kent
Tekuhe to get out of a s1oo;th -1nning
1am. Pirates 8, Cardinals S: Johnny Ray
ho mered and drme 1n three runs a\
Pittsburgh beat St Louil>. ending the
Pirate.,· li \e-game losing \trenk and
1he C ard1nal•;" liH-game winning
'ttrt·ak
The Pirates al'>o ended a I 5-gamc
lnc;1ng <otrcalo. at Bu!.(h "itad1um dating
hac. k to I "11'14 and tht• Cardinals· I 1-
g.amc \.l.1 nn1ng strcal.. at home. their
longest \1nt.c J ln-g.1me 'itnng 1n
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the Red So1. Pous aJso drew two walks and
scored three runs, while Evans drove
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Joe Caner hit a two-run double and
Cory nyder and Brett Butler hit solo
homer$ as Ocveland handed the
Onoles their fourth straight loss. Jose Roman1 1.0, aot his first
maJor-lca4uc wtn for Sl/1 innioas of
work Bnan Oclkcrs pitched H'J
innings of one-hit relief, then Ernie
Camacho pitched the ninth. The
three held Baltimore to five hits.
Twine t. A'• i: In Oakland, Frank
Viola pitched a two-hitter over seven
innings and Gary Ga.ettJ drove an
three runs. carryin~ M1nnesoi.a 10 Lhe
v1cJory over the A s.
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combined on a chree-rutter, with
Carney Lansford s1nalioa three umes
for the A's. Viola pve up one run.
struck out s11 and walked three
M1cltey Hatcher went 4 for S wtth a
walk and scored three ttmes for the
Twins. wbo led 3..() befo~ A's starter
Dave tewart, 4-1 , got ao out. Roy
Smalley, who could become the fifth
M1nne101a player 10 hit 20 homers
th1s 1easoo, opened the pmc wuh his
18th, a dnve to nght field.
Yukee• 3, l\Qfals 2: At Yankee
Stadium, Dan Pasqua led off the
bottom of the ninth inning with ha~
I Ot b home run of the season, llfimi
New York past Kansas City
Pasqua·s dnve off Bud Black 4-6,
came on an (>. I pitch and was onl)' 1he
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Bnan F1 her, 6-S. was the winner u
the Yankees defeated ~he Royals for
the teventh ume 1n ci&ht mcclmp
this su\On.
The pmc had been tied since the
third innina when Kao s City 1Cored
twice against Doua Drabek on RBI
singles by Geor&e Brett and Jorie
Orta.
Brewers I, ~'~ Sox t: In Mil·
waukee Teddy H11uera pitched a 11A·
hitter, outduelana C h1cago's Jose
.Dcuon. and the BrewCTS defeated
the White Sox on a run-scorina wild
pitch by Dcuon in the thud innina.
Higuera. I S-7. equaled his victory
total of 1985 He walked one batter
and struck out nine as he threw hlS
third shutout and 10th complete
game
Deleon 2-1 allowed three hits 1n
6111 tnninJ'>. m iking o ut eight and
1.1.alking four He and two relievers
combined to limit Milwaukee to four
h1t"i
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Ptter Thorn10t1
O•lt0ou9lan HerOld H..,.nlno
Miiier larbt<
C1n JawM
Cnarlet Owtn1
81>tCl't 8alro
Pett lrown
Jim larbe<
Robt<t Brue
Al 8alCllno
Jim FeHM
Orville Moodv
LM El<ler
Howle Jol'tM011
BanSmltn
C111r1ea ~tfford
Jae• F1tc1>.
Garrv Mectt.aoon
80l>bv NlchOlt
Joe Jlmlna1
Orville M.oody
Waite< Ztme>r111>.1
BobGoa~v
Je<rv 8ert>er ••
Buck A~ma
Jlmmv Powell
Goroon JOM1
Frao Ha•'
Gaoro• Lann1no
Ari S1tva,trone
Mike Fetcntck
BIH JOl\n1te><>
Pt te Htueme<
Ciaoroe eever
Oouo Foro
Dow Fln1terwa10
JtmCocnran
Oen Morgan
At Cnanoler
Tao Kroll
JOM Brodie
Bill Collln1
SlebOudu
Al Btuellnli.
Howard Pltraon
Eo Furool
Fred Hewklna
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76•11-1.57
rna 11 touolltll ootl nola• In America W1ac1ao
bv int Profeulona l Goll•" Anoclatlon •
No I Oekmonl CC Oekmont.._e. ~ !62.ur~ 1>er 4 ------
No 7 Rov1ere CC. Loi Anotles 460 varoa
O•f ' No 3 ColOnlal CC Fort Worll't 470 vero, oar
No 4 Seminole CiC Norin Pa lm Beecl't Ft•
450 avrO\ Per 4
No S Pone '1l lle v CiC Clementon N J ?26
varda oar )
No 6 PGA Wetl TPC Sl•O•um Cour\f La
Ou•lll• 2S5 varo1 Nr 3
No 7 Buller NallO<lal GoC 0 01< Brool(, Ill 623
va•d\ oar S
No I Pe~ Buen GL Pel>Ooe Beacn 431
1aro1 oar 4
No 9 TPC S.woren Ponte Veora Fla 587
0 11( s
Ou1 J.9S9 vero\ oar 36
No 10 Auou1ta Natoonal GC Auoull• Ge
"8S o•Ol oa r '
No 11 Oak Tree GC Eomonci Ol\ia . "66
•oros oar •
No 12 !.clvl-n Hills CC. Tu!~ 44!> 'l'at<lt,
oar 4
No 1; Medoneh CC Medor1en, Ill 45? vtrO\ per 4
No U Cnerrv Hlill CC Enolewooo. Coto , .. 3
vo•O\ oar 4
No IS Hsrt>our Town CiL Hollon HHd
l\lano S C S6 I yaros. 011• S
No 16 Cvoren Polnl Clul> Peb!>le Beacn, 233
1ar01 Par )
No tl La Quinta Hotel GC Clunes Courtit.
Lo Ou1nt e 436 vards oer 4
No II Dor•• CC. Bluto Mon\ler Courat
M1a m1 42S ye ros oa r •
ln-l 996 vero,, oar l6
lo•o• 1 94S •a•d• oar n
TENNIS
Hu1man1 Cluslc
fel Ntw-1 &Mell)
Semifinal Sincik1
ionr Ft11oere10 1Au1trel1el Ott Henri~
~und1trom ISw-M, 6-1 1·6 6-0 Pal Cun
I Au1lr alot 1 Oel Vltu Gerula Ill\ IU S ) 6 3 1 6,
6 0
M«t's tournament
(ti Stntton Movnteln, Vt.I
Semlftnel Slnlles
Boris Becker IWt1t Ge<manv1 def Jonn
Mc Enroe IU S ). 3·6, 7-S. 7·6, lven Ltndl
1Cre<.ho110va~1•l Clef Jimmy Connor\ IU S )
6 • ) 6. 6 7
Au,tri.n Grend Prhc
let Kt~. Avsll1e)
Semfflnal ~
M1111av Mtclr 1C1acl'to~tovei.1e1 Clef
Nv\trOm CSwaoanl, 1'1IU<V cMfeutl
Gomer rEcueoor) Otf Em11fo Sencnez
6 ' 6 )
Wom4ft'1 toumarTMnt
,.,~ ... ,
OUartan!NI S1n1M1
JOll~•m
Anoret
<Soalnl
Pam Snrtvtr <U s J Oei Aat..ite Reoo lll•IYI
& • 6 2 Rolelvn Fairbank ISoutl't Afncai oef
M•rianne Weroet tu S I. 6-4, 6·2, Helen• S..kova
we.1 Ci•rmanv1 Clef t<atnv Joroan IU S l 6 '
1 S l •n• Garris.on <US I Clef Catarina UndQV•ll
SNeGef\I 1 6 1·6
Semifinal SJfttlt• SNovar Ol'i F e 1r1>enlo 6· t 6 ? Sul<ove Ott
r,arfo\On 1 6 l-6 6·•
NFL exhlbfflon ICOf'ft, loChedou4e
SATURDAY'S SCOfllfS
Gorten Bs v )8 New York Jl'IS 14
.c1eve1ena t9, Buffalo 11
Cl'llCego ll PllllbU<Oll 13
SI Loul\ 76 T amoe Bev 10
llantn Cotv 20 C1nc1nna1t O
MIMl!t\Ola 30 M1a m1 16
New Orieen\ 10. Oenve< I
!>an Ooeo., 70. Oellu 0
TODAY'S GAMES
lllalden •' S•ll r ran<:l\tO ICnannei 7 ar t'OOl'll
w .. 11ono•u• "' Nrw Env1ano
OMO ... laNne
NIW"°"T LAHOINO -5 bOth 11~
anolfra 6 v11111ow1111 4 t>erracooa, '3 l>Onllo. 60S
1and bau, "' caltco t>eu, , l'ttlll>Yt. 47 \l't8fO~l'lHd. ll Wlllle llal't, 140 hell 'T100fl, Sil mackerel
DAVEY'S LOCK•lll (NawNft llMOI) -6
c:.oatt, 311 •n111en 104 t>erracudtt, ?SO t10n110. I
n•ilt>ul 140 t enco 1>811. 1,092 \8ncl btn. 1,210
mA<kt rl!ll I~ rocll. ll\n
OAMA WHAU' 1' l>Oela 390 anolert ••O
!>en l t>erracud• 6S1 bonito 1 ),6ffbut SO roo
t \n 06 m tOlf'el
Satutdtv'• ~·
'001'ULL
MetMNll~U...,.
S.tN l'lllAHCIKO 49 ltS--AUf..O lo term'
w '" Oerrlc~ (rewfofo wide r~ver W•lvCM
(N•\IOn $11n'°" ...... rec.alv«. Incl H•tl'lld
Stam 111 llQl\t w
SF A TTl S AHAWl<S-Accwirao Grt11
Neron. -ro trom Ille Plllledltlllfll• E•l'fl lot •
future drall cnoic•
CO&.UOI ,.., w HAMl"SHl .. t Named l(a'"'-1 \.tin•
oor n ""om"' ' 1>tai..•tt>e1t , .. ""
Hollypark
facing
results
SAT\MOAY'I "ISULT'i
""" .. h ·l!NM _,,,.,,..... ~) l'llUT ltAC•. lSO vard1
Lii Brown Hon• (La cktvl
Corv J•l'flff llllulrl Cate/la l.adY (lroo1u)
Tlmt 11 St
41 IO 1400 00
400 300
S40
AIW ran So Plain And Fancv. Httlv Fn1ure.
Ktllv1 lrlah, Andv Tai Slult, Olntl't 8t• SttP,
One Thin Olma, ~-.
Scratcl'tad Htv LO\llt lt •XACTA (a·9) oelO \110 '°"
HCOND "AC•. lSO verch
Oaddv Hardhted Clroollt)
Bani\ MoH BueldV (Mtle<I
A~IClln OH i! (CrNgar)
Time-la 37
400 uo 260
)20 )00
980
Alr.o ran eorn To Soar, Oanclfto Com·
11'\enclt<, .-ocaa1 Ru111e<, Pelntao 0.-1. GOiden
Notea, Slule• lttvenoe. Pl«• A Tiit ACllon
Scra1c11M· Gu To The Llmlh
U •XACTA (t-21 oel<I ll5 00
TH•D ltAC•. JSO vtr<11
Smootn Con'lflotllv ( C ardoui)
Summ« Solutlon tH G1rclel
Vuoo 8ov <Uwlal
Time 1an
II 00 UO UO 110 )40
240
Aho ran Hev A 8 u0., Jullfl Uncle Boo
Tanlt>eru w renoler, Cletr.oo, Wlfld1~f~.
wvtaclda S11«lal, Marl'81
No Kraldltl n IX.ACTA tS-10) oel<I ~M
irOUltTH ltACll. 400 vero1 ~ Tony B Tuff (llrookl)
Clla vn' 8av0\I (Lackey)
Sllrlklflll 1tlc:11 (014trldllOll)
Time 20 10
1'40 560 00
l 60 J OO HO
AK<> ren· Hada La ri\, Va l Lou. Two Note1.
Pacific Glen . Accalclr1tl11e, Alucadtro. Canttll•
Y Ravo
No Kratcl'ttl. '"™ lllACll. 3SO varda Clever 0...11 (Olci.rlcklOlll
Saraw1ll Wlnoa ILKk•vl
Mav Ramble (PaullMI
Time: ta.on
11 40 600 140
370 140 no
Alr.o ran Dau Sol Rl9n1, StnJ The B.con
Blackv Dale, Mldnl91'tt Cuano+e . Bierl" Bal>v
BUii, Llndal>OO Bar, Spic~ Slllrtl
Scralcl'tad· e11vs lnttnl
U IXACTA 16-al H id 136.00
MXTH ltACIE. '70 varoa
Tr!t 111119 l.Md41r (Paullntl
Pau N Run (Okltrk:ltsonl
BuO\ Afortll'tou9tll (Cr .. 1111'1
Time 4691
HO 310 770
6 70 320
1 40
AllM> ran Rao Hot Rulef, Trouble W"•o
Scremtfno Jot, Oanoer0\11 Oeo1, um1 An~
No Kr alcnea n IXACTA (3·4) oaJO '34 00
SIVINTH Ill.AC•. lSO var<11
AH i Prlnc.t1a Too <Ca rdore1 ll 10
Net~•• Love (Warol
AHi Rao (Lackevl
Time II 40
S60 4 20
J.IO 3 00
460
AIM> ran Sinfonia , Cilrl Scott ~" rrtlv
Sl'tlrlev. A Ptf'iec:t Ptclurt. AOf ll 0 Too-e
No Ktatcl'te1 n EXACTA 13-S) oalo sssoo
EIGHTH lllACE. lSO vard1
RtbeJllOUI O!'Oflall tFkwero.i
Cote Olable I H Garcle I
Hot Wave ILa ci..evl
Time: II OS
0 0 l.00 220
SOO HO
180
Alio ren La Pttloroalle, Merrldot' L•mll1.
Noleooorma n, Tne Glau llluilon, MedOlln
Screlcl'ta<!· SlrHldn N RHCl'tln
n EXACTA 17·91 oalO s•160
NINTH lllACE. 400 v•rOi
Eu v Conve<'811on <E Garcia ) S to
e·Countln Tne Catn 1010tric1<1onJ
•·Cu n Rel• (Lackev)
Time 199'
no 3 oo 2 70 ??O
220 ?20
At•o ran Movln Wtll Vanon POlkv
H1on. Ou n In Slyl•
Rise N
No •tralehtl
"EXACTA (J•I/ oa lO S9 70
n PICK SIX (S 6 l ) , 31 oa10 s ll .S43 60 lo
on4! wlr1nlno liclltl (\lk noneu '7 Piek SI•
contolatlon oekl l S9t 00 to 31 wlnnlnv llcl>.eta
!ftvt PIOrM\)
TENTH lllACE JSO Yl <OI
R•c• You Tiit<• IL•c~•vl
T1nta1 BtOol Roae1 IW•ro1
Llloellernoll'tlno lltwltl
Time 1'3S
AllO ren Miu Ladv In 81vt. Pa rr None• Ster
Sne1ana rrow. Min E11v NubltOO Nulan,.
Tnolea Double
No acr11cn.a
U EXACT A 17 91 oe o a5ol IO
ELEVENTH flACE JSO verd1
F1vt Doi Marrlmer1t IWerOI SIO
Velvet 0 Toole ILac~evl
Su<or1se1 Starlet IC<H~<I
Time 18 40
310 710
100 400
HO
Als.o ren Or Perry Muluel, Btlltr Then S"u.
ll•cr19' Beyl'tt , No Doub! Hen. Golno Fancv
Stride. Cooei Coov
Sc•elcl'ttd Smu ll War t<avcen Bov Flyono
Feeture u EXACTA 14 31 oelO U S20
Atltndenct 9,600
Mulual Handle Sl,l9S, ISJ
Del Mar
ltandicap
MOHOAY'S INftfU
I ltltl .. O ·•v --~ .,_..,..,
'1nt..-t! J twn.
"ltST •ACI. • furtonot. ~M •12,000
F11tle1 & 11'\erea I Yatrt Old ' uo Clelmlno or"•
"'"" 4,000. I Q\jffn Olma9910 (Plncev) 116
2 Leoal ~ottctlon (Solla> '" 3 Sunw.in (Catlanon) 114
4 8e11rovoht (Veltfl•~•) t '' 5 Mv Louie (K""'4) 116
6 llader Oewn (81acto.l • 113
1 LaOv Noemi (Ollvert1l 116
a ~lnuu Lark (8rlnl!arnoftl 11'
9 Fritndlv LH<llf (Slbllle) 11a
10 Lillie (09y ClaH) 116
11 Bllv Jean tSteven11 116
11 8 MaQlc: !Garrido! 114
aaVlllOYfl'HL <7· 11 Gtmt win aflt< lavotf,
Otl"*' 10 come rlOlll t>eO lo .00 anoti..
•ADU DAWN (J· I) Suvldout clau Of04),
111ero lr•I'*' kMOl comoellllon -nlfto. .. LL Y JIAN I•· I) ltouoned ..,_ et IN 1tarl lr1
IH I dollno well. may be WOllOMI lal• " front '"'° come l>acto. LONG$HOT u.ov NOEMI
SIGONO lllACIE. 6olu<IOl'l9l PUfse 110.000
Mal<ltnl 2 ¥Mn olO Cltlmlng Oflca W .-
sta,000
I Oarbv Cl'tkk (Slblllel I II 11'
7 SamldOOll (Toro) 11a
) Intriguing ION (Orlac>aJ l7J llt
4 0.. Volante (~all0u,'8vtl 111
5 Tulare COid tllamlrerl 11•
6 Score H1911 (Blacf\I a 113
1 llule The NIOlll tMcCarronl 111
I Frencn trloadle< (Bartl I"
9 Vallok:torlan (Lllltl•ml 11•
10 Tubal\ 8 ullah (Solli) I••
11 EttVtn Ocffn• (Hlover•l 111
12 Bawn'1 FlelOI (Vt ltnruelal 111
AIM ......
13 Tua' BIM ILloheml I It
14 Crafty ~•19 (Castanon! 11•
u PHtlrel (OrltO•) I I) "' 16 Cue 0. Oro (Slbillt) 121 111
IAWN'S irt•LDS 14· I) OroooinO from
'Graduation Slekea• for • tao, IOUOl'I 1a1k from
ouhlOt ooal,""111JRY CHICK CS-7) SOlld affCYf
wlllle 1acond bell, Slbllle 1tlcka will! tl'tll COii,
Oenoeroui. lllULE THI NIGHT 0 · 11 Luktl'
t1r11 ''•"''' in tor a tao. bul wilt beneflt from ,.,,;ce, ol Cl'trl' McCerron LONGSHOT DEL
VOLANTE
THlttD RACE. One mile Pune \14.000
FUl.u 3 net Old1c c1a1m1no oriet '31. ·nt.ooo
I Ci<tv Seotemoer ISIO"lt) I ••
l N1CN110va (l(unel) 116
l Swee1ea1 ISttvanu 11t
' Curlou1 Prlncen tOelellOun•ve I I"
S Marlene IHtrntnderl 11'
6 Vttvetfffl (81eckl •111
I Gran Emolion'l"Pidi0ie1 116
I Saro GOIOe<I tVatenruelal 116
SAlllO c;oLOEN 14· I) Wm l'tev• mucn
touonar llme gettlno '"' 1eao tooav 111" 11 tna
~o. wlMt< II able to a tl•ln cornmen<I 11"' •urn.
NICHOLOVA 17-21 Verv lmortulve win al tl'ta
ml .. 01,tanct at Hottvwooo Peri., vtrv COftten·
toou' neat lrom too to 1>o1tom, Git/IN EMOTION {'· 11 Oroo1 from ellowanc. comoenv •11<1
oreftn main tr•<"' 10 tl'tt tun LONGSHOT
CURIOUS PRINCESS
FOURTH RACE. 6 turtong\ Purae l 10.000
Ma10en llUIH &. ,..., .. l vHn OIO &. uo. C•I
bred Clalmlno orke \l7 ·Ot 000
I WIMome1hlno IPlncavJ I It
? Senov Jen IFellonl 114
.) Kev CH HumbUo <Valfn1uel&J •114
' Fro11v Jeen 1C11nero1> • l 11 S E vertil'\ Otll~erv (Si1>lile1 116
6 1mn Trick <Otlvar~J U I I It
1 Stun (Berti 116
8 Fklote OI Gold <Oouola\I 116
9 GOIO N Slll<v IL111Nml 116
10 El Revo KIO ISlmO\Ol>I 111
11 Cru ~ Eve\ IBlackJ / tit
17 Sttonanlt J ISttven11 116
AbaElleltN
13 Doctor·, Brew IPatlfrao•u II•
14 lrl1n Kriallrl tDllvar11o1 <I 116
IS Liit'' Da le ISlblUtl 12 116
16 S.I Lori IFe<nenaerl 116
WINSOMETHING 13 II No )tal'IOGV!l 1r1 ll'tl\
wide ooen l'ttat, Plncav ma>t oet enouQl't run
lro1P'll'tl1 fllly IO rnt~t lhf Oifftranct, EVIR-
ETT'S OELIVIElllY 16 II Ae1<11 !>tinker• todev
trelnlno wtll for Clel>ul CltAZV IY•S 14· 11
Ouock flU... \loooe<I beOtv le\1, adll1 l>tlnlo.an In
•IOl'll Wlln •OO<tnloce Corv Bleck LONGSHOT
GOLD N StU CY
FIFTH lllACE. One mile Puraa '70,000
F1lllH &. merta l """ OIO &. uo Cle1mlr>0 orlce uo.-u5.ooo
I Oetta'1 Ciokl Coln 1~11'1 114
2 Ciooo S1v1e (McCerronl 116
3 Red Frt nc.tlv tSlt~tDJol 114
• Naer Min !Va1an1uet111 116
S Aeoulellon Min r&teO l 1111
6 F•onllno Merlene IOtlvarea> 116
1 Cilrl In Blue IPlncevl (I) I 16
8 Vllet Score <Toro> 116
9 Wint TIUltr l8a1t) 110
10 Otl11war11 Oetlgl'tl (Solo! 11•
TERRY
TURRELL .........
11 Nelllle Know' (l'\rlMV) 121 116 Oii.TA'S GCK.0 COtM ( ... 1) Nice wot fW
!hi• mat't lo PVll of U0M4, llMdld IHI .,_ ......
fr""'"'41, NUJl MISS (4·1) S.... ~
out1tal'dlno tront rldlnl ollot aoo.rd, ,.,.., tfl
tN lffd, 0000 STYLa tJ.-1) ... I Mmllr
JmO( ... IYel'I' wltn MCC.,rOft, , .... , -*' .. M
w rOflM tor IW'ObaOM oo.t ''"" t.-1te. I.ONO• SHOT GlltL IN BLUE
SOtTH lllAGIL • turionoa. ~ ... t12.-,
Maldl<I' J vaara old Cleltniftt Pflce: tM,•
MS,000 I l Oaflon f~tll) II 1 l.llC'kY ~dlflon (Caitanonl 11' l Htv8' Stnollt IS1avtt11) 111
• Cltvt<t9e (Bltdll ,HJ
S Mr To Ile WOtl (KNMIJ 111
' Sudden Dance (Ht<nanderl 111
1 Catun Fl19'1t te>ouotaal 11•
• Cremerle (Bartl 111 f Wer Wood (~llOU1'8Vtl Ill
10 Gokl On Gr"" (Valenz!Alal 111
11 Crv•l•I Culler (Ptdroia) 1'1
12 Carbont<o tF'lncevl 111
NIV•• SMOKI 1~2J Solid effott .. ,, wflfll
1aGona !>Ml, 11111111.eu may make IN dlfferenct
lodl v. LUQ(Y IDfTION (4·11 Run Of Luck COii
has nlc.f worll oenern for dtl>ul, dllllltf°'4;
WAit wooo (6-11 Oki not braak ...,.".,. do6lno
wall tat •• ean makt a riiiiiOJ IO<llV LONGSHOT:
Mil TO 8E WON
SIVINTH ltACI. 6 f\JrlOl'ICll-Puna \lt.000
J vu~ I S..m Excl'tange !Solis > Ila
2 Orlceo (Soto) 1 lt
l ROM• Are Rte> (Blaek) .1oa
• Mr Madie (PincavJ 1 Jt
S 8old 09crff IMcC•rron> 11>
6 Wlllo Uo The T-!Garrido) 11)
7 C altl>Ol'IOI ( Pedroia I 111
ORICAO 1)-l) Exit' very Oui(il '°"'ti' furtone
11tal et HOllvwOOd Perk, or~ lnlo nice IOOf lo
.. rn t>rtektts. CALAM>MGA 11·21 Came to llfe
lnl in \lrono tfforl, •t<V IOUQll wllll ••Oiollvt
11retcn lolCk, IOLO OIECJlll <•·I) F""'*'«!
""'' u ni• Anfla, McCArrOFI et>oard lolld
COftlendt< LONGSHOT MR MEDIA
EIGHTH lllACIE. 1 funonoa -.. 135..000
FLEET TREAT STAKES -OvWlllQnl Slalla
""'" l YHf\ old Cal !>fed. Total Purse US,6!0 Winner \19,900, aacona, \1,000, lt\lro, U ,1$0.
'°"''11. n.ns. 111111. sa1s
I Rare Star .. 1 tSoll•l 114
2 Mer111n Oua111orm (8azel 114
l Her 110 .. 1 Grace IVatenzuelal 114
4 Straw Doo IOeteho<J,aavel 114
S T v J!Ht<1ua1 (Toro> 114
6 llutflet N 8e1u• f Pedrora) 114
1 ProdlO•I Pro1eoe ISlbllttl 11'
I Tra um• Time (Orleo•l 114
9 Earl'\ Velenllna IPlncevt 114
10 WOtl'tt<Y IMtCerron) 114
II Malva's PrlOt IBtac"I 114
12 Svml>Ollcahy (Slfvtna) 11•
IEAlllL'S VALINTINE 13· 11 Full 1lale< lo
Fren•a Velanllna too1<1 better !Ilana ev~ In AM.
RARE STAltLET !4·11 Gooo llgore In ll'lla
ovarnlol'tt slake, vtrv lmoraulvt IHI, ltUll'flL•S
N aEAUS '6·1) Bio winner on ll'tt lurt i.11 out.
oeaktnv •n<I c.en ll•ndla tl'te ma in 1ra<:K LONG·
SHOT TV RESIDUAL.
NINTH ltACE. I 1116 mlltt. PorM 117,000 ~
veer OIO\ &. UP Cltlmlng Of'ICt 117.5·\ 10.500
I 8ectuoo ICaalanonJ l 1S
? Suiu'"" IPinuyl 11S
l Tl'tf Wall ()I Swat IOUvartt1 11~
4 Eag ... , Beek ISter11nQI • 110
S Pottct Purault IPaorozai 11S
6 Snop Talk 18taelo. J < 11 a 110
1 Vorleufer t8a re> I It
I O•nclno Kin ISIOUltl I IS
9 B1of)tdenomaan <Htrl'lanoeu 107
10 Souov !>tltl IS•evenal 119 II Son Of Raia t~l't0ul'8vel 115
17 Star Mele<•el IV1ienNtlel I 15
Alie IE._..
13 E •uoeren1 Oevlf (Soto) llS
U KOOi t<'.ev (Blacl<J 111 11110
VOAlAUFER IS·21 Won o bett 0"1< 1tml·
i.1 111,1•1'fl tOU11n "on' 1>ec~ In flnale. SON Ofl lllAJA 11-7> Wloa ooen neal, tactlGal ,_ w••
be <H I UHi 0011t>omng lo< \lrt lCl't 0"411. THI
WALi OF SWAT 110-11 LOOI\ I« tl'lla -tate
w1111 1trono •••etch •.le~. will 111 wortn tl'tt orlce
LONGSHOT BACKLOG
BEST BET OlllCAO 11111 Ractt
·PRICE PLAY DEL TA'S GOLD COIN (Sin Race
Del Mar racing results
SATUlllOAV'S RESULTS
t I 41t1 al 4l ·de v tllttlYtllbre<I "'"""91
FIRST ltACE. 6 turtono\ Noc~ 1 Prlnct I Peororal
Citnlle At!> ISttvtn\l
P<•tla's Beau IHerr1•nOell
Tl,.,. I 10 ) S
Al\o ran Co,.,. Man, Agua Ruu o Mllllent
Nellve. Percen1e11ar Forwero CommenO. Per
ltet Pir•tt
Scretenta Nat1vt Cao11ve
S1 EXACT A IS 11 o•la 191 IO
SECOND RACE. 6 t11<tonos
Hovering PrtHnct ISolol
Julio N Mt (Claneroal
Mt Vou Ano 0 IS1tv~n\I
Time I 09 4 1~
At10 ran SI Ale•l1, Msn1enero Acllve
Roma n Olden 8allle1 Valtreon
k ralt heO No Rlont Turn. Lens Manua
S1 DAIL V DOUBLE IS 71 01110 \ 161 00
THllllD lllACE. 6 furlong\
C.ra v Plnalrlot (Plncev I l90 300 ?60
Moll Dtttrmlnt<I IVatenruelaJ
Patr>ol Gtovu IOtla hOune .. el
Time t 09 7 s
Alw ran Pui.aneN t1tumln1ze Brllh 8 111¥
Ca or1c1oua111u S•no 0 109tr Swlfl Menaoe
Smootn Bio
Scratcntd Or Reallly Pit•••"'' Pow•' """ w ,n, Bundle OI Iron. Good Flnlan
lS EXACTA 11-101 oelo \S4 SO
FOURTH AACIE. 6 lur10no1
L•ouna Nellvt !Otlanovnevel Be !.cenlc t Bleck)
Boo Boo·s Buckaroo <llona ml
Time 1101 ~
JIO l OO ?IO
900 ~00
~ 70
AIM> ran Wlldefneu Bouno •rt Mhu1re1
Cnarllt lH, Cne11tr1oe0 Teo De NH~••
No 1cre1cne1
FIFTH Ill.ACE. One mite °" tur t
Brlolll Tom IS1evtn1I 1t 40
Fat>ulOul Souno (McCe rronJ
Cul Bv Gtsn <KHnell
Time 136
1 60 160
•40 400 1100
Alio ran Cell The Guaro, rrutn r rut1ot,
Jo•a Oovt>'• Ovt\I Cnart .. B•n. Don 8 81ue ~ri11cn.o Lora Ano'°" Bronre Tudor Lud
lleve1 ' 80-.ro
SS EXACTA I) 10 pa ,d '34700
SIXTH llACE 6 lurlOno\ w.1c1 Manor IValenrutleJ
IC a vane Stt•tn\l
Hu v,r WHlntt CSOto1
Tome I 11 4 ~
.. 6'1 1560 110
s 60 sao
f 00
Al\o ran Breel>.al>le N•neotvtl'lellne Tl\enll\
T:: J P F=ono MY Wav Gaell(s .. rcn La Create Ntuvo. E'1n 1 Fun
No \er tlCM \ .
SEVENTH RACE. l t
LH a On IMcCarronJ
1mou111vt1v < Sttvtn• t
1004 1v11en1utleJ
Tlmt I 47 1 S
to mites
1200 uo uo
14 60 uo
660
Alio ren Vellant CitorO<t. Ot•1uwon, Tru• i
Danu' Baoouln, Oanceoe1. St•ckt lle. Mtn•wHr. 8uc11onov
No \Crotcl'te\
U I XAC TA (9 111 0111d \SO? 00
Hollypark entries
I? "•CK SIX <7 I ~ I 2·91 oelo \ '" 6JS 40 to
Qfl(I wlnnll'10 Hc:ket !•Ix hooeo '1 PICll Six
con\ota llon oelo s 1.2'8 40 10 1oe wrnnlno tlckeh
!flvt l'IO<at\)
EIGHTH RACE One mlle on lu<I
Al>efu\Cnto.• IV•1tnruai.1 • 40
• Sauna tMCCerron1
Fran's Valtntine l~ktr)
Tlmt 1 l4 7 S
340 300 uo 220 > ao
TONIGHT'S ENTllllU
1 lltl'I of Sl•nittll QUa""1\WM ~)
ir1r11 peal' S:lO
l'tRST lllACE lSO va rO\ Purse 12.IOO
Meloan 7 vu r l'llo lllloea c1e1m1no orlu sa 000
MY Cno•ct Ton1on1 Jeen1 Be Gooo
rru rransmot Pleuln
Ca ltieCo Doll In Prooer T KllU
11 I Miu Ward\ Soec;oa1 TOU<h
SECOND lllACI JSO ve<O\ Pur~ U .900 1
vH r old loh,~s (;ieom•no puce U .000
Broo~tlef N1gnt RICl'tt1
Joo.,., Slllrlev Panucl'tt
Oarlno Dun llla1wo ltlel't
G09ttt m Jov <;11141r19vai lltcn Girt
ffucllle La r•
THNlO ltAC•. 400 v•ro1 Puf\t IJ...00 )
1111r Oldl Clelm!llO orlct M,000
Ont Woman Show Ol't Jonnv Run
Soeml &ooy Bult<lt•
Ken Run Sornt Suott Al1elr
Gu To Tiit L.lmlh Lotllt Nik NI~
Hooe Lant
l"OUltTH 'RACIE. 400 vard1 Purat 12 900 1
vu r Old\ Clelmlno Pf•CI '6,1$0
$1111.ciOvl I A Advanteo•
Otoon Ll~ab'9 Tru. Wino
f aoamet so ...... ion -.mltfl
Wllnoul Aoootoolt\ I uoy (ult Ou r mtfOldO<' Moon Merriment
Al\O t l!Olillle-E11v Cio (xfra. Yes Ha I•
ll•OOlll'tl" N10111,, Midn•unt Maona1a
ll'lll'TH lllACI. )~ Yt•Ch Pu".. U.900 ~>Oen ' vter OIO hMll\ (1a1m1no ll"ICt \1.000
LIVfly $one Mv Old Gal H V
(-'vi .._v "" l Uft ttal>O lll'ariaua t o C41!1 A VICtorv
Slf•tllln Jennie J•ne YOUflll
SIXTH ltACI 600 • .,a, P\1<\t J4 liCIO
•tar OICll Allow•"" t
Ooc\ •J f nt LOllt<V
Al\Md Of The Gama
LuClllftt 1(1(1
For IA•t OI Mqrwty
T111nfl.lllO ltltl't
fllinfl. Lanr.
SIYINTH ltAC• 17' YtrOl ~"' U ,fOO l
¥M r elda ClalmlM orlee \S.000
Snloli•n 1nvt\lrnat1t
Min Avarice
Advt°"'t tiuv
Vietor V1Ctoriou1
Ml c,.,,,., •• ""'°' Jll'!lmtir) Jet
(ocflon Dt Lall •1t •ad lllommtt
ltGtfTH ltACC
Malden t war old\
~ llYI lllttnl
'IOoflt (l'tt\tr
150 varch Pvf'M 11 . .00
c 111m1111 "'"" w.uo W-CMI~
11.rUll'lllt l'I~
Klla eeno
~Ill~ Fu t
COOi Sellin
!>wffl Me1ou111
Hv LOOlt
Esoteric:
AIS.O t11gl1>1r-Me<r10H B••u
NINTH AACIE. 400 verO\ Purse 17 100 l
•ear oldl & uo AJIOwanct
011nlno Toro
Touol'I Ciuv'
Caly.t
S.ve Jtt
Mato.• Mina llvcn
$anelor $toe
Mind Game
TINTH RACI. l SO v••O• Puoa U IOO
,, .. , 01<11 & 1;0 c111m1no or•o 1J.?OO
Oull1no Oa n1 0.YH Cut N 111111
Easv Blakt Mlol'tty OulCto. Pan
l<tWHll sun Com.on lom
Pet• 8ov Jo 14owlloot Ami
AIW ren Ju•ll<era. Ctnvat>.'1 Siar. a
E\lraoaOe, SoectecUler Jou . •lual\tnt A" Ov~. ~utfl<:ia
Scra lCl'ttO Ila~ ROM
•-nlrv
NINTt4 lllACI I I I• miltt
Hlgl't Tovch (0eltll0u\'8vtl
Anote Afc (Pln<evl
~•rrlson ' Turn ($ttYtn\J Time 1 41 41~
IUO 700 hO uo , ..
HO
Al\O ren No<tl'ttrn Pfovl04tf Out>el Tornaoo
Meover C:arei.,
No 'cratcl'tt\ u •XACTA u 21 oak! 'moo
., LATI OOU•LE IS·SI oald ••Uo
Allendanct 76,45'
Mu1ue1 Helldlt ~..-...sn
Aberuschka captures
feature race at Del Mar
DEi MAR (AP) -Abcru~hka
~1aycd cl<>S<' to the pace. moved into
th e lead entering 1he 1trclt.:h and won
the Palomar Hnndicnp b) a head at
Del Mar race track Saturday
The winner ran the one-mile turf
event for fillies and mares. three yea"
old and up, 1n I 34 2/f>
\3rry1n1 118 pound\ and ndden b)
Patnck Valcn1uel1, Abcru~hka paid
S8 40. S3 40 and S3
Sauna. carrying 11 K pound11 and
nc.lden by Chm M,c arron returned
S2 60 and S2 20
fran·., Va lenttnc, t:arrymg 11 9
poundc; and with 8111 <;hocmakcr
aboard, was '1~ lengths back 1n thmJ
and paid SJ 40
Ju\tH.3 ra, ( c n yak '~ Sur,
F"trapade. 'ipcctac ular Joke Blu~lung II O"·cr and ~uenc1a al\O
ran Ranncr Ro~ was scratched
II wa\ al~ announced Saturday
1ha1 JOckcy Gary Stevens. lcad1n1
ndcr al 'W.lnta Anita and Hollywood
PnrL. this year. hai. been suspended for
five racing dayl.. Aug. 13-17. for
c U\tn& interfcrcna: 1n the nrctch 1n
the fir\t race Qn Fnday
His moun1. Arctic Land, wu
hum JX'd from first to fourth 1n thai race
Before the da> ·, racma It was
announced that JOCkC\ Alo Solt•
would no1 ndc thl\ weekend bccau9r
of B r raclced nb, app rcntly sustained
1n a Hollywood Park ~p1ll l.ast mon'h
In today's £dd1r R d Hand1capu
Oel Mar. Al Mamoon haa been
1n1ttallcd a\ the S-2 earl) favon1e for
the I' •·mile on the turf
7ofTan' 1 .. 1hr ~ond cho1ct Ill .\-1.
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Completion of Dupont Centre in Irvine ne~ring
Efficient design of Leg.iCy Group project
means lower leasing_ costs for tenants
By JIM HATHCOCK
Delly l'tlet C0tr.epo'*"t
Tim Strader doesn't care 1f his
company name, The l e$JlCY Group.
isn't draped on I 0 high-nse skeletons
scattered around Southern Cah-
fom1a. As chairman of the board of
the Newpon Beach-based firm. he
prefers to position himself as a
d1vers1fied innovator in the de' elop-
m~nt community ·
.\fter serving the Koll Co. as
execuuve vice president, legal coun-
sel and partner. Strader left in
September 1983 to establish his O\\ n
development firm Hts goal has been
to build a small developing and
financing team to fill the need for
quahty projects in a limited geo-
graphic area.
After orig1nall) forming his own
company as A.ires Development.
Strader merged 11 into The Legaq
Group in J unc 1985 when he was
three-structure Dupont Centre office
complex under construction in
Irvine. Valued at $38.S mtlho'n, the
locauon includes an eight-story
building of 153,250 square fee t. a five-
story structure of 98,775 square feet
and a four-story parking structure
with 950 spaces.
Despite Orange County's office
building glut. Dupont Centre 1s SO
percent pre-leased to tenants such as
Commercial Bankers Life lnsuran~e
Co .. Finley, Kumble, Wagner. Heme,
Underberg, Manley, Myerson &
Case} -the nation's second largest
law firm -and Legacy and BCE
Development. The complex 1s sched-
uled for completion this month.
'?""'
;::. . . .. . ..
Dupont centre. a $38.5 million office-park. l• altuated at the comer of Von Kannan and Dupont ayenuea ln Irvine.
cards while a computerized energy with office furniture and deli \.Cf) But Stradcr's years with the Koll Thus. Strader and Villl are current-
management system will provide persom. Co. and experience as le&al counsel to I}' building two apartment projects
access to heat, air-conditioning and the founders of the City of Irvine and will soon start a third.
electnclly controls at wi ll. Dupon1 Centre's central plaza will taught him that be needed to butld
_.1.0i~d by i\nlhony M. V1ui ~ho
~rves as the company {>resident.
Legaq 's most amb1t1ous develop-
ment in Orange Count) has been the
Strader said pre-leasing has been
successful because Dupont Centre
has an efficient design which will
translate to lower leasing costs for
tenants. The variable-air-volume
climate control system will use new
space-saving, more effocient. utectic
sa1t:c-trittNt-wa1er storage lo cool air.
A customized integrated secunty
Separate ireigh.L~levaiors-wi!I be..accented by ;i vaciet; of ililis-multi-family_' residential com-
ehm1nate professionals working in maturetrees,flowersandlobb1esand munities as well as com -
the building from using the same the entrance to the parking structure merc1al/iodustrial projects because
S)'Stem as construction workers mak-will be accented wllh sculptured bnck the traditional ups and downs of the
1ng tenant improvements, movers wildfowl murals b) David Chapple t"o markets trnd to offset each other.
· In add1t1on to funding rcs1dent1aJ
and co111n1erc1a+--tlevelopment-s,
Legacy Financial, a subsidiary of The
Legacy Group. has arranged for other
developers' projects.
l--
S) stem will provide after-hours ten-
ant access via electronicall} coded
OC firms le8.d U .s.· contractors
NASR CARLISLE BETCHLEY
Hospital, hotel
name executives
Ronald Graham Nash hac; hecn appointed senior' ice president
for de.,,elopmcnt and rnmmun1t~ relations at Hoag Memorial
Hospital Presbyterian in "e" port Beach 'lash. "hose duties will
include handling Lap1tol lund-ra1sing campaigns. has held s1m1lar
poc;1t1onc; "1th r,c\c:ral ( aliforn1a and .\nzona hospitals • • • Kath)' Carlisle. thl· new reSldent manager at the Anaheim
Marriott hotl'I v.111 o-.er~ce room operations and guest relauons.
Other rc<,pon~1b1ht1c\ 1>.111 include secunty. housekeeping and
re~nauon' < arll',le on In inc resident, was pre .. 1ousl) rn1dcnt
manager a1 the Irvine Marrion. • • • Richard R Betchley has JOined CompuFu.nd, In c. a~ prcc;1dcnt
and ch1<.'f l'Xl'l ut1H of Network Funding Corp. Networi.. l-und1ng"
the lending .irrn of tht ( ompuFund National Mortgage "lct""ork
Betchlc\ "'as pre' 1oush chairman. president and ch1et ex<.'<. Ull\ c
officer of People Mortgagt Co. in Seattle. Wa sh He 1~ the ..,ccond
housing industl) exccull H' to Join CompuFund recently In Ma~
James J . McPhee hecamc prc<;1dcnt of the National Mongag<.·
Network
LYNCH KWOK WATANABE
• • • Thomas P L) ncb hJ'> bt·cn appointed 'ice prc<.1den1-
urn,trul t1on m.rnaga ul Hillman Properties West, Inc. to he
rc'>rx>n'1hlt• for thl' compam., tonstruct1on act1\lt1es L \nlh had
hel·n a \t'nmr prr>Jl'll m;inal(cr for Koll Construction Co. since 19!<:! • • • Donald G Lee, Michael M.S. Chun, Eugene I. Walanabe and
Henry T.Y Kwok ha\l' all hcen promoted b\ Wimberly Whisenand
Allison Ton~ & Goo <\rcbiterts, Ltd. Lee dnd Chun wen~ hoth
ad' anl t•J to pnnl 1pal anJ 1:h:t:tl'd '1ce-pre.,1dent and Watanaht• anJ
fl. 1>.0\.. "t'rt· l'lcl tl·J a ... ,ouatt:'> Lee Joi ned the arch1tectur<1l and
planning l"trm 1n l'JI,.., and "'a' promoted IO scn1ora~soc1atc 1n 19X5
He ha-. hcc.:n rc'>pom1bk lur promottn~ company education < hun
~tarted v.1th V.\\ \ T&<1 in f477 and became a 11en1or a'i'>Oc1atc 1n
I 'IK "I Ill I\< um·n1l\ prn1l'l t Mch1tcct for the Ci rand flond1an Hotel
1n flpnJ.1 \\ .11.rn.1h.· •• h11 1oincd the c.:ompam in 197.., was named
(Please aee PROMOTIONS/C7 )
Breton Construction, Inc. of Irvine
has been named one of the 400 largest
contractors 1n the U.S. in the 23rd
annual surve} conducted by Eog1-
neenng News-Record. Other Orangt""
County firms making the list in-
cluded Fluor Corp .. Irvine: The Koll
Co., Newport Beach: Brlnderson
Corp., Irvine and Ultrasystems West-
ern Construction. Irvine. • • • The real estate finance div1s1on of
John Burnham and Co. of Newpon
Beach and San Diego has secured
construction and permanent financ-
ing of S:! million for Pepper's Res-
taurant now under constructton at
Harbor Boule"ard and Chapman
\venue • • • Ralph l\i1 Rodhe1m has formed
Rodhelm Bay Marketln~ Group in
In 1ne Joining Rodhe1m 1s Tom Ba)
~peaks Up. an existing business that
promotes Thomas M. Bay's mot1 va-
uonal speaking expertise. Rodhe1m
Ba) Marketing 'ipec1ahzcs in corpor-
all• public and comm unit) rela11ons,
fund de-.elopment and special eq~nt
management • • • Cushman & Wakefield has re-
located m Ncwpon Beach office to
larger quarters 1n-the -Columbia
Landmark Building 1n Koll Center
ln·1n<· • • • True Data Corp. of Irvine has
announted the add1t1on of
Data~ork'i Inc to expand its d1<.·
tnbutor network to include manufac-
turing apphcauon software pub-
ll\hcrs Trua Data employs 70 people • • • The Hayes Co. of Co'ita Mesa 1-;
t0mtruct1ng a three-building, S 19.3
m1ll1on add1t1on to Corporate
<enter-La \.-f1rada • • • The real e<,tatc finance department
ol John Burnham and Co., Ncwpon
fka1..h. ha<, -;ecured constructton
fina ncing of $4.95 million for Poly-
gon Plaza. a 418.000-square foot
thrcc-stor) office hullding under con-
\trutllon at 315:! Redhill Ave. ( O'ita
'l.1c'>a • • •
Techno Ophthalmics International
and Chiron Ophthalmics, Inc.. two cnm panie~ fou nd ed recentl y h~
In inc re~dcnt Wilham J Link. have
mn\ed to new corporate head-
quarters 1n Irvine Spectrum.
Link, who re\1gned earlier this year
J\ president of Americal Medical
Optics, in order to form the new
w mpames. <;a1d the} will focus on th e
treatment of nearsightedness and
forc;1ghtednC'>'> through refractive 'iur-
gcr; • • • Brea-Central CorpGrate Center a
VENETIAN GONDOLAS WEDDINGS AT SEA
OLD WORLD ROMANCE AFLOAT
Gourmet Bask~u w /champ & roses
IRVINE COAST CHARTERS 675-4704
PROFESSIONAL PLANNING
Aboard Luxury Yachts All strvices ,
arrangtd IRVINE COAST
CHARTERS , 7 14-6 7 5-4 704
To Order your Good Ufe ad Call 642-5678. Ask for Cathy
$13 m1lhon 1ndustnal research and
development proJect of Dun Cal of
Newport Beach. has JUSt been com-
pleted on an 11 . 7-acre site at Bert)
Street and Central A venue in Brea
The I 59,400-square foot park con-
sists of nine free-standing buildings.
1n Irvine, and J. Desmond Towey &
Asaoclatea, headquartered tn New
York C11y. Each firm pl&ns to elect a
director to the other's board.
manufactunng and marketing of
computer systems. • • • Tbe Country Stde l.llD and Le
Cbateaa Restaarut have selected
Jr\'tne-based Amlea AcfverfuiJJg Ir
Public Relations for a national and
local media campaign. The 176-room
inn and adJOtning restaurant
emphas12e a French decor and at-
mosphere.
• • • Tbe Custom Clothier. a leading
• • • ChiJJg'a, a beauty salon that offors
• • •
an unusual acupressure-facial. open-
ed recently in Newport Beach The
salon. whose slogan 1s "Where Beauty
Reflects' a Healthy Balance of Bod>
and Mind," is located at 1103
A. vocado .\ ve., Suite 256. 1 n Newpon
Center The owner 1s (h1ng \hen. a
natn e of China.
Orange County supplier of hand-
ta1lored suits and other apparel, will
open its first walk-in store near the
new Orange County Performtng Am
Center in Costa Mesa. A Sept 15
opening is planned in the Lakes at
South Coast complex, 580 Anton
Blvd.
Prizio & Prizio General Contrac-
• • • .\n East Coast-West Coast affiha-
u on has been established between
t'WO corporate financial communica~
lions firm s. Allen & McGarvey, based
• • • CCI -Computer Consoles, Inc,
recently opened its new 150.000-
square-foot facility in Irvine Spec-
trum. The' building replaces four
small.er leased fac1hties 1n Irvine 4.t
the new location. CCI employs about
300'people in design. development
tors of Fou ntain Valley have begun
construction of the S2.4 million Day
Creek Bustncss Park m Rancho
( ucamonga. The industrial complex
1>.111 be developed and owned by
Turuer Development Corp. and
~art1n V Jones of Newport Beach.
(Ple&Jle 9ee AWARD/C7)
ORANGE COAST STOCKS
Here are the stock market activities of publicly traded
Orange County firms for the week ended Friday, Aug. 8 .
SOURCE NEWPORT SECURITIES CORP 957 -1081 •
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MONE Y SENSE
PROMOTIONS TOLD ... rromce
senior prQ,Jcct lrthatcct in 1984. He h.a been involved in proJecl 1o H1~1. Guam Ind Au tralta Kwok wbo began wllh WWAT&G as
PtOJCCt de •an er in 1984. bas worked on des ii" a s1anments 10 Austraha. Korea, Tah1tt and Hawa 11
Buyer's market inmuni bonds
••• n. Job Watso1 Co., which dC11Jn , manufacture$ and installs outdoo~ U&ht1na. hH appointed Ma.rtla Rota to be d1stnct ma nager.
Ros will. be based in O ranae County while working to expand the
company s operations throu~eut Southern California. • • • Da!ld Marrlaer has been promoted to tbe position of sales and
market1n-1 m_anager for Newport Beach based Taylor Woodrow Home~. Ma~ner1 a ~auna Beac~ resident and eight-year veteran of
· lh,e rc~1dent1al bulldina industry~JOined the firm in January 1984. He
will du'Cct and oversee all advertising and marketingactivilles for the
company's developments. • • • C)'ntllla. K. Battle1 is a new associate at Portmua Comm11ntca-
tloa1 10 Irvine. Battles. who will assist in aJI phases of account
mai:iaaement, graduated from UC Santa Barbara with a degree 1n business/economics. • • • • Dataqatck. the on.ly on-hne real property informauon system in
Southern Cahfom1a has opened an office in Irvine and appointed
Carol Kla1 as regional saJes manager. JM Doblll and Pew Sbee
also JO•n the Orange County staff as sales-rcprescntat1ves.
MARRINER CHUN
IL ---Fullen on resident Jobaua DeLyon has Joined Irvine-based
Issuers and Investors
are skittish about
'pending! tslatton
Having an "almost" tu bill seems
to be harder fo r the municipal bond
market to copt with than having an
actual tax reform law. With issuers
and investo rs sk.Jnish about the
implications of pending tax legis-
lauon, municipals arc trading at
bargain levels. In sho rt, it's a buyer's
market for tax..oexempt secunties.
High-quaJ1ty municipals, which
pay interest that is free of federal
income taxes, have recently sold at
yields that exceed the federally·
taxable yields on U.S. Treasury
issues. According to Merrill Lynch
Secunues Research, this makes mu·
nici pal bonds an unusual opportunity
-even for investors in low tax
brackets.
No one can predict what exact
shape tax reform might finally take.
But many participants in the munic1-
paJ bond market expect some rcstric-
AWARD ..•
FromC6 • • • Norma J. Ha.Jet Advertl1~and
Moy
RUDIE
lions will be imposed on tax-free
bonds.
However. Conare .. ~ and the Ad-
min1strat1on have aarccd that so--
called essential use. pubh(-purpo~
bonds •~sued before Sept I, I 986 or
the date a tax btll becomes law will not
be treated rctroact1vcly. Pubhc-
purpose bonds include general obh·
&allon bonds issued directly by state'.'
and local aovcmmenu and revenue
bonds issued by mun1c1paJ agencies
for essential purposes such as sewers
roads and power.
As a result, many issuers of public·
purpose bonds arc coming to market
now to avoid possible hm1tat1on~
under new taic rules. Furtht'rmore.
many st.ate and local 1ovemments arc
issuing bonds to refi nance debt that
was sold when interest rates were
s1gn1ficantly higher
This has created a spate of ta~·
exempt otTen ngs JUSt when man"
in vestors have retreated from the
maTk
H1stoncall y, mun1c1pal bonds have
offered yields averaging 70 percent to
80 percent of rield s on Trasury
sccunU« of srm1lar m atun ties. That
IS. 1( U.S. Government bonds were
pay1ns I 0 percen t. munic1pal1 would
trad1uonally y1cfd 7 peroc nt to 8 pcr~nt. This i because -mwua pa.1
bond 1nteTest not bei.04 subJCCt to
federtl income tax -investors in
h1a)\cr w brackets could realize a
h1&hcr moome than lhey would act
after tu~ on taxable bond .
However, because of the unocruin·
ty concerning deuuJs of tu reform.
the yield rclauonsh1p between mu·
nic1pals and U.S. Government bonds
ha!> changed, and the advantage of
owning municipal bonds has in·
creased dramaucaJly even for low·
bracket investors.
For 1n!>tance, in mid-June, in-
vestors could have received yields of
approiomatelY, 8 2.S percent on some
lon~·tenn investment grade general
obhgauon /f ds and of about 8 S
percent on me revenue bonds of
s1m1lar qua ty and matunty. At the
same ttme, Treasury securiues of
comparable matunty were otfenng
yields ofaround 7. 7 S percent or less.
According to Memll Lynch Secun -
ues Research, now is an exceptionally
good time to bu} municipals because
an> tax reform package enacted 1s not
likely to contain provisions generaJly
unfavorable to exist ing mun1c1paJ
secunt1es. lt 1s also highly im probably
that munrcrpat&'Wllteonunue toyrdd
more than Trcasunes once investors
become more c.crta1n about the
outcome of ~ rtform.
In the bond m.artet prices of
exiauna 1uues move in ihe oPPOlite
dfrec:Uon of yiddt on new bonds.. ft
&I MemlJ Lynch Securitiel fletmrch
expecu, new mumcapal yields dedioe
•iarufica.otJy -p&rticuJarty in rela·
tion to Treasuries -current muoici·
pal bond prices would rise. This
meant that an inveatJ1'\ent in mwtici·
pals now would not only provide a
higher yield but the potential for
capital appreciation, too.
lnvestort should be aware that
eerta10 pnvate-purpose bonds i•ued
1n 1986 could be vulnerabk to
taxauon under a tu re(orm bill.
Pnvate-purpote bonds include bout-
ina. student loan, hospiw and pol-
lut100 control bonds. However, only
a few 5uch bonds have come to
market this year, and some do
contaJn prov1s1ons that would protecl
investors by 1ncreasmg coupon
interest payments 1( bond 1noomc
becomes Wl8ble.
Mu.n1c1paJ bonds ih genera.I res>-
rescnt outst.andmg opportunities
today Your brolcera4e firm financial
consultant can provide more infor·
mauon about municipal bonds and
help you choose specific o nes to su1t
yo ur financial needs and goals • • • MONDAY: De ballltll H&loek for
mulctpal boad1 after &ax referm.
Mary J. R9Clle la vtce prnl4ea& uc1·
manarer, eol.IUllUr.f~.
vlce1, Merrill Lya~. Pierce, Feuer
&Smida lac. Amiee Advert11lag & Public Relations as PR account superv1<;or
Del yon received a bachelor of science degree in commun1cat1on ar1'>
from C'al Poly, Pomona. She "as selected for Who's Who 1n
Amencan Women Hf 1984 and I %5.
-Pul>llc Relatlont oT Costa Mesa has
been chosen to promote Newport
Beach based J.M. Martla Develop-
ment'• new home development 1n r====================================---=======.
Paradise Valley, Ar iz. Villa
Martinique w11l feature detached
patio homes adjacent to Mummy
Mountain Golf Course.
• • • The Orange County oflice of Burson·Marsteller ha1> added TODA Y'S SUNDAY PUZZLE • • • David Ramey as !>Cnior account executive for the technology gro up
and tu Temple as assistant account exccutwe for the finanoal
services group Burson·Marsteller has branch ofliccs in Irvine. It 1s
the world's largesl public relation-; firm
O'Roarllt Marketlag has moved to i--------=~~----------------------------------J larger offices at 3188-A Pullman in • • • KtADetb J. Bugna of Irvine and Tyler C. Pollock of Huntington
Beach have been named marketing partners for McCarter·Burke a
commercial and industrial brokerage firm They will operate out of
the firm's Irvine office
Costa Mesa and changed its.name to
O'Rourke Marketing a..od Advertising
• • •
The finn has also added an in-house
an statT
• • •
Jany Che.a of I rv1 ne has been a warded the use of an Oldsmob1 le Katie McQulre Pie and Heidi's
Frogen Yo111rt arc now openin
We1tcllff Pina in Newport Beach.
Katie McQ11ire Pie features fruit and
cream pies. cakes, cook.Jes, croissants
and cinnamon ro lls and boasts a
lunch and dinner menu that mcludes
quiche. chicken pot pie and a vanety
of sandwiches and soups.
F1 renza b) Mary Kay Cosmetics, Inc. for her accomplishments as an
independent beaut) consul~nt ( hen is one of 1.500 Mary Ka}
consultants to 101n the company's new "VIP C'lub." Chen w1ll h3 \C.'
use of the car as long as <;he meet<; production requirements. • • • James R. MarabaJI has been named business development
representative for subs1d1ary operations of the lrvlne Consultlng
Group. Based in El Toro. the Irvine Group offers technical consulting
services in geotechn1cal en~neenng. geolog), engineering geology.
and soils and materials te~t1ng. • • •
• • • Fountain Valle) resident Harvey A. Storm v.as one of 14
1nd1v1dual'> recentl) honored for outstanding technical achievement
b) Allegbeny International. lac. Storm re-cc•' c-d the RJ. Buckle)
Technolog) Award. named af\er Alleghen} 's chairman and chief
execuu' e oflicer. dunng ceremonies held in Pittsburgh. Pa <;torm 1s
a chief engineer for HTL lndustrtes in Santa i\na He wa!) recog01zed
for his design o f a multi-beam ultrasonic detections~ stt'm to measure
heat d1ss1pauon in m1\s1lc nose cones
R.L. Couch Pobllc Relations of
lrvmt' has added M.D. Byllne to its
client last. M.D. Byline helps hospitals
!)elect mt'd1cal electronic equipment
through.product repons and purchas-
ing assistance R.L. Coucb Public
Relations is a d1 v1s1on of R.L. Co11cb
& Co .. an advert1S1ng. public relations
and marketing asenC} 5peClahzing IO
the fields of high technolog) and
health care
Hospital sold to NB man
By G. JEANNETTE AVENT
0.., Not Con'....-...1
The Huntington Beach ( onvalc'>ccnt Hospital. c ited
lasl year for health care v1olat1ons, has been sold to
Newpon Beach rrndent ( ec1I Ma)\
According to a -;poke~"ornan tor Delma ( arl·
( t'nters. I n~ .. th{' owm•r nt the fanl1t\ \1nce 1961 M:l\ c,
took O\ er operations la\t T Ul''>da~
The fauhl\ al I 8811 Florida near Dela" an: Strt.'l'l.
lost its cert1ticat1on after state in<>pectors found that the
pauents ""ere no t dean "ere not df'\ and were not
gemng the nght diet and ml·d1cat1on ... said Jacqut'l1nl'
Lincer. d1stnct administrator tor IKensing and cc-n1ti~:i
t1on for the state l>cpanment o t Hl·alth <i<.·n 1n·-;
A.It hough Medi-( al and \1ed1care tunds "ere cut oil
Tuesda) bc\.ause ol the-dc-cC'nifica11on L.incer said '>he
was told \fonda' that the 0 pat11.~nt~ "hn de pend on the
fund<; for sk1llrd nurc;1ng ca~ \\OU Id nCl\ he displaced
"The nC\\ O\\Ol'r will kl't'P thl' paltl'ntc, until (the
fac1ltt) l l3n he rcccnttil·d:· 'hl' l'Xpla1nl·d
Tim PJulc;nn thl' lauht\ ·, nl'" adm101\trator
confirmed that thl' f'l:ll1ent' .trC' not laung l'\ 1Cl10n
\VTl'1re t.tlkin~ .ihout Oppor1un1t) W MJkt !111' ynur \t.H 111 It Jrrt
.1bt1ut ,.1111puH·r,, 11r hru\h up y1111r hu"m'''
'~"'' .111d ,1;11 Jlttt 1h.11 111h
If )!Ill Jll 11 lt.l\I .~ t\trl ti \.,U .Ht 11\11
1 h11.:h ,1h11nl 1.1r.1d11J1r v.c rt htr<
f1 1r \11U
You II l111d h1111ilrt 1h 111 d.n 111.f t' < nin~
ilJ\\( \ I .lt\\11 J(( d loll Ulr\ llhl 'l~fl
"ho v. 111 he Ip \•Ill he 'lll1 t "h1l.
Jnd 1 tx·.111111111 lrttn•11\
loilTIJ1U'
"We've got a letter going out'" to that effect. he said
In add1t1on there were 37 other residents who were
not affected by the funding c utotT. sard former director
Mark Landry Landry ~•d he was hired by Delma C'are
Centers president Robert Z1nngrabc on June I 0 "to
straighten out problems ... Llndry has since been replaced
b) Paulson under tht.> nc-w ownc-r
Paulso n <;a1d the nex1 ~tep lo r the hospital ~ill be to I
hire a director of nursing 'Jerv1ces "That's the most
c nt1cal pos111on at th1!) point." he said
Paulc;on <;atd the ho<1p1tal will appl) tor cerufica11on
from the federal go,emmc-nt and the-state Dcpanment ot
Health v.111 re,1e" the fac1ht\
.\!though \1a'., and Zinngrabe ~ere una' a1lable for
comment Paulson <,a1d \1a)s bnngs to the hospital 20
'care; of related e'pencnce Paulson said he has 11 ~cars of
e\pcnc-ncc-in long·term lare adm1ni'itrat1on
L1ncer said she ha\ hcgun re' 1ew10g the-change-1n
o" nersh1p packagt• that l dll'> tor a pan" to bu~ the
hu1>1nesc, but not the building
'
( Jlaforn1J r(.'\ld('nt\ P·l) onh s~ J'('r ( m\11
for dw llr't \IX u111t,, up 111 J nwrnnum ut
s~o Th111' .111 And l'Or11llmcm I\ ('J\}
You tJll t'H'I\ IOJkt .tr1 ,1pJ'l!!ntmt nt
Kq.:"tr 1111m for rht • I Jll 'emt\!er "g111ni:
on now. \11 m.ikt v1111r m11v(' h1r m11rt"
in torrnJt 111n. ~.111 todJ)
I 1/R50-U66
e
ACROSS
1 Harm
7 Sour
11 Among
15 Three-bagger
21 Chopin's works
22 State fir mly
23·'"-the Money
and Run''
24 Washes out
25 N.E. state
26 Catchall abbr
27 Shape again
29 Promo pieces
30 Metric vol
measure
31 King· Sp
33 Couches
35 Unpaid worker
abbr
36 Impertinence
38 RR depot
39 Seth's son
4 1 "Treasure
Island" author
1nlts
42 Namesakes of
socce r great
44 S heep's
utterance
45 At the summit
46 Teach
48 Mouth parts
50 Crack
52 Attack
54 Colonizes again
56 Classroom
writing
implement
59 Short
61 Gaze
62 Lukewarm
66 -1s where the
heart 1s
67 -arts
69 Warning device
71 -Donahue
72 Swiss peak
73 Pockel-bread
Items
74 Flddle-de-
76 A famous Ford
78 ·cat - -Hol
Tin Roof"
79 Become firm
again
81 Lie under oath
83 Native of Munich
85 False gods
2 3 • s e •
21
25
31
39
72
79
'"
160
86 Sibling. abbr
87 ll follows ar
88 'The mouse -
-the clock"
89 Cheapen
9'1 Defeat soundly
93 Dr Seuss's " -
- -Hat"
96 -Wallach
97 Short piece ol
writing
99 Small child
100 Georgia city
101 German article
102 "When I was -
104 Dieter's dish
106 "lake -Days
108 'Rule Britannia
composer
109 Places for
bowling
t \ 1 l rial location
1 13 Ascended
114 Necessities
115 Names (a ship)
118 Colleague
120 Hall ot Fame
miler 2 wds
123 Foot positions
125 Two continents
combined
t29 Raggedy Ann s
friend
130 NCO
132 Upbraid
133 Golfers target
134 Alight
t35 Units ol wt
136 Donkeys
138 Foot part
139 Pub game
141 Not even
142 Japanese board
qame
1J3 The Greatest
144 Alhens tourist
attraction
147 a Wonderful
Life
149 Trovatore
150 Puule
152 Hold (a ship) in
place
153 -as a pm
154 Attraction
156 Degrade
157 Norms abbr
158 Fire -
8 9 10
159 Pillaged
DOWN
1 Ottlcial orde r
2 Be present at
3 Greek letter
4 Summer drink
5 Obtains
6 Accompa nies
7 " -Bulba"
8 Sta.
9 Ump 's
counterpart
10 Take a 1ourney
1 1 Olympic stars
12 -ta1 (cocktail)
13 Religious Image·
var
14 Star in Cygnus
15 Toll
16 Astronaut Sally
H Office holders
18 Addition to a
letter
19 Scripture reader
20 Flee
28 -energy
32 "It had to ~_ ..
34 Insect stings
37 Roof ~ams
38 Man's nickname
40 On a -from 1 to
10
42 Father· La1
43 Sheth Ital
45 Oestrabte quality
47 Inquire
48 -his trade
49 Gap fillers
51 Matched Items
53 Of the city
55 Swap
56 Scorch
57 -in one
58 Frog or toad
60 Gradual
disappearance
63 They help
forgetful actors
64 College 1n New
York state
65 Actress Cannon
67 Lacking a cover
68 li'ish sea god
70 Measure of A·
bomb strength
73 Not poetry
75 Kind of razor or
11 12 13 14
Mat
77 Former
communist
leader
80 Nab<*ov novel
81 Not an ama,eur
82 Function
84 Stocking
damage
86 Singer Anita and
family
88 Storyteller
89 Dia1ribute cards
90 Singer Fitzgerald
9 1 Fict ion items
92 Here and -
93 Baake1ball
player
94 Trace
9S Chemical
suffixes
98 Accumulated
wealth
100 Flat peaks
103 Denoonce
105 Songs tor two
107 Two-footed
creature
108" By ear
110 B&shful
112 Lawmakers
114 Mal de -
116 Moscow native
117 Pry
119 Of marriage
120 Having a rough
outline
121 Chant
122 AMA members
12-4 Outfielder
Jones's
namesakes
126 -Paulo
127 - -stra its
128 Confused
131 Players' groups
133 Social class
136 -mater
137 Edinburgh native
139 Clock face
140 WWII battle site:
2 wds.
143 Years since birth
145 Spare the -
146 Meadow
148 Roa d sign
151 · -a Yankee
Doodle Dandy"
155 So that: Lat
115 17 18 19
7
Our school districts must
learn to live within budgets
To the Editor:
My congratulauons to )Our cd1-
tonal wnter. Mr. Rip Von Winkle. for
h1!!. ed1tonal of Jul) 23. 1986. It is
refreshing to read an ed1tonal that
should have been (wntten) pnor to
Propos1t1on 71 and the Scrrano-Pncst
dec1s1on.
However. now that Mr an
Winkle has woken up. he -;hould be
reminded of the ~allt) as 1t exists in
today's world.
I wo uld suggest that in some
d1stncts. such as 1n Laguna Beach
where l live, that there 1s JUSt not
enough money to go around to cover
everytbmg. Unlike the usual case
wuh government. school d1stncts
cannot s1mpl;, pnnt more mone) or
raise more taxes. They must h\e
within their budget. Frankl;, I find
this idea rather refreshing.
Appa~ntly the Irvine Trustees do
not sec enough money an the budget
to totally suppon extracumcular as
well as acadCJ:W£..activ1tics.. __
Twenty-five dollars for a whole
season of bus fare seems hke a real
bargain. If that 1s not agreeable then
why not let the team members form
car , pools. This can cause other
problems such as the tragic death of a
football player returning from a game
a few rears a&O.
While e·<tracum cular actn 1t1es are
cena1nl> an C;(tcns1on of school hie.
as a soc1ct) ""e have made a dec1~1on
that c'<pendnures for school-; will be
hmued to cenaan amount' liance .... e
ha'e made this dens1on. nght or
\Hong. some things ha\(~ to gl\ c
Would 11 be bettc-r to fin: the ph)'>IC'i
teacher so the e\tracurnl'ular dol·'>
not have lo receive m :.ub,1d1al)
from the students'>
Perhaps 11 would JUSI be b<'lll'r ti)
abolish interschola~t1c act1v1t1c~
That would cena1nl) sol\e thl· prob
lem
Tht' last part or the ed11onal deal\
with the unfa1mes ol some '>tudent'>
part1c1patang in acll\ 111es that dl'
mand a fee wherea'> other student'
can panic1patc 10 acll\ 1t1e~ that do
not carry fees. It ""ould ~em that
there are a couple of solullom. that .arc
obvious.
The first of these would be tochargl'
adm1ss1on to an} and c"el) c>.tracur-
ncular ac11v1t1es or dub that thl·
school sponsors. If cena1n ac11' 1111~'
do not need that amount of money for
operating expenses or to prov1dt•
1ranspona11on. or to pay for coaching
or advisors then that cxce'>s could Ix·
used to establish !>Cholarsh1p fund'>
for those students who truly cannot
afford the charge but.sull would Lllr.c
10 partici pate
A second solution woul<l be to
require that evel) studt.•nt be charged
a student ac11"111cs f(•e. ThcSt' feec;
would form a common pool from
which would come the 'anous C\·
penses needed for the athletic team'>
as well a-; other non-athktH
endea"ors ..\third altcrnatl\e would
be to charge adm1ss1on tor u·rt.11n
popular a1hle11c C:\ cnts c;uch ·a., tool·
ball and basketball
Nov. that 'ou are av. akc ~1 r \' J 11
'it tnklc pkaSc look around and tJkc:
off H1ur nl'>l'-l'Olored glas~'>.
J.\MFSC1 KRLDI R
l aguna &-al h
Read petition before signing
To the Editor da~ care center: :rnd doubling tht• \Ill'
Recentl) a large group of "'ell ofthe Libra~.
1nLen11oned c1t1Lenc; worked long and A. number ol )t'ar' ago thl' t>r>·
hard 10 achieve a number ofhendit' portunity to gain man) ofthc'>c \aOll'
for the City ofNewpon Beach. which road 1mpro,emcnt'i wa\ 10,1. Jnd
would be pan of the Gl·neral Plan some of the same int1ucnl.'c\ arl' hc1ng
Amc-ndmcnt for the rnmpleuon of brought to bear to ha'e u\ .,1gn .\w:l\
Newport Center our nghts and 1n1rndl·d bcnl'lit'
Those efforts were well rcct: ... ed through a rdl'n·ndum bl·tn~
,md appro\ed b) both lhl' Planning ltn.ulated to '°'d thl' po\111\l tk Comm1ss1on and the C II\ C ounul l'l\IOOS madt• Kc) llcm\ included in thu'ie ben-
efit'\ are the S40 m1lhon of IOlal trallit Before "gning an\ pc11twn '°'t'
improvements wh1l h "'ill pcrmll our -;hould kno"' "'hat "'C Jrl• lx•ing J\kl·d
road '>ystem to work better and tu '>lgn and that our \lgnaturc'> .trl'
rclie\e traffic conge-;11on -mut h nt prm 1d1ng a benl'fit tn u' Jnd 11ur ut' ·
which 1s generated b> thl' gro .... th ol faking llmt• tu be \Ufl' 1111"' "
the cll1es and count) aieas adJalcnt to 1mponan1
and near Newp<>n Beach o-..er which .-< 11 l C 1' 111 R ~C 11
'-l'"' port Ht·.1l h we have no <:ontrol. a Ttcn <enter a
By tbe Auoclated Press
Toda-. " Sunda). o\ug. 1 ll till'
22:?nd da; of 1981'> T hl'fl' .irt· 141
da)' left an the )Car
1 oday's highlight in h1:.1<H)
On .\ug I 0. 1846. C ongrc" d1ar
tercd the .. nauon'<, al11t .. tht
Smithsonian I nstttut1on 1 t v.,"
named 1n honor of l::n&h'>h \urntl\I
Jo!>eph Smiths.\, who\C bcquc'>I ul
S'iOOJlOO made 11 po,\lhk
Sm1th'.>on\ will dircltcd that thl·
mone} be used .. for thr int n:a\l' .1n~I
d1fTus1on ot knowkdge ,1mung mt·n
On th1'> date
In 171l~ mnl:l<. 1n Par" ,11t<1t kt•d tht·
palate ol I ou1'> '\.I
In 1809 b.:uadur \lrutk 11' llN
blo"' for 1ndcpendt•nt t" Imm "pain
In 18~ I M l'>\oun lx·lanw thl' 24th
state
In IX74 Hcrbcn CI.irk 111111\t•r
31 ~t 'PrC\1dcnt of tht• I n11nl "lJlt''
wac; born in 'Wc\t Rr:int h 111 ..... 1
In 18~~. Leo Datt opcm·d \ml'll
ra·., lirst comml'H 1311\ 1>pcr~1ltd 1'kt
tnc '>treett.ar 1n Bal11mnrl'
In I Y2 I. F·ranklin I) R1111't 't'll "''"
stnckl'n with polio \lollllc ,11 Im
surt'lmn hunw on th1· < .10.icl1.1n
... 1and ul ( amrobcllu
In 19~9 the Nat11111,1I M1llt.1r\ r \tahl1\hmcn1 \toil'> rl'n.11nnl thl' lk
rartmrnl nt lkkn'l·
Ten \car\ .igo ll1trrtlJl1l' lklll-
'm<l\hl'd inw thr ~1'\lo \' orl<. 'll'"'
Jcr\C\-( unnn Ill Ill art•.1 ll',1, 1ng
m1ll1ons 11l 1.l11llar' in prurx·n' d.1111
JgC
f "e \l'>lr' .11(11 I 1.11i.. ·\tl.111111 .111
trall1l "'a' thM"'n 1n1t1 \onlu\11111 ,,,
.,omc < anad1an .11r tralhl \11ntr11l11·r,
rl'IU\l'<l 111 handk• tl1gh1' 111 and lr11111
thl' l nned \iatc' lh1nf •l\\'r till'
\tlantll 1n J '>hO\lo 11! 'llflP•HI 1111
,1r1~1ng .\nll'nlan 1.11nlr11lk"
One \Car ago \nt1ar.111h11d
kadl'r the Rn .\ll;in B111.·,,1k ,111d I ~
olht'r ix·upk \H'fl' arrt'\ll'd .it11•1
1kl\1ng. a \11111h \1111.111p11l111.·11rd1•1
.1gain\I Jttt•ndlnll J fUOl't.tl 111 .1 hl.11 k
ICl"'O'>hl()Ol'Jr( ;tfX' limn
Toda}·, htrthda" \l t rl'" I< homl.1
llcm1ng" fi' \1ng.1•1 l1rnn1\ lk.111"
'ik \ingn rddtl' I l\hcr I\ <,)I 1<111 k
musician Ian o\n<lc:r\1111 " '''
l hough I tor tuda' "\A. l' l h1111\t' 11111
Ill\' and 'urru""' l11n11 hd111l v.t·
npn1cnti; thl'm ·· l\..1hlll < 11hr.111
I 1.·h:i 111.'.\l'-hurn prn·t t I XI<' 1 •1 \I 1
Would you negotiate
for hostages' release?
l>a' 1d Ja"oh'>t·n tht: I tunllngtun lkalh man ht>ld ho'itagl· b~ "h111t·
Mmlcm1. 1n l ebanon lur 14 month, h.i' issued a '1de<llafk'd pica tor
the .\mcnlan publll 10 prl'\<,urt' Prr\ldl·111 Reagan·., adm101stra111111
into negoliat1ng ""llh hi\ laptor'i
JacobM:n·.-. \C\C:~n-m1nutc pica. dchveted b) a
freed hostage, the Re-.. Lawrence Jcnco. \Cl)S hl' and
two other .\mentan ho-;tages will be killed
otherwise
Prci.1dent Reagan ha\ c;teadfastl> refused to
bargatn for the release of th<' ho<\tagec;, arguing that
negottatmg w11h ll•rronc.tc. nnl) promotl'S tcrronsm
and endanger'> nlher o\m<''Ql an<,
fht• D:11I) Pilot "'ould hlo..l.' to know \Our
opinion
Borrowing an idea trorn thl' long Bcaeh Pre<,s-Jaeob11eo
f elcgram ncw'ir>:itx:r llll'0rt' Inv 1t1ng )'OU 10 <;end U\ a hneflcth:r t)O how
the hostage l'n"" 'hould Ix-handled We will pnnt <.ome ol 1h1· kth'"
and forward all ufthrm to the White House
liend your leltCr\ In HOST AGES In care of tbt' tbt' Opinion Palt' at
tlae DaJly Pilot, P 0 Box U IO , Co1ta Mesa, tHH.
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SOQf11 Editor
,.-.n c ... ,,..n
Prl)du<Uan ()lrfl(.ICV
T-J.IC_.,.
Ctn:utat10n Olfect Qf
HoweNIMuhnerf Ad~1~t'IQ O.rector
~ ..... ,,,. c .. ..,,19<1 0o1ec1"'
"We should bear In mind that tile Bill of Rights doe n 't concern only
freespeech."
I -
System takes Cheap shot
at man. who killed burglar
'iAC RA \.1 EN ro -And so the
dl\tmt attorne) ·soHicc. having spent
a month .. looking at the law and the
IJllS ... has decided to charge Gerl')
C11lmore w11h man!.laughtcr.
( 11lmore , .. the m•rn who killed a
burglar :\bout ~ o'dod 10 1.h.c morn-
ing Juh 'ith lie had caught tht·
burglar tr~ 1ng 10 break into hi\
apartment. and thl· man was running
JV..3~ when hl' WJ!> \hot.
··()ur dl'l'l\lon I'> that Mr. Ci1lmcm·
had no equ111co, gmng for him in thl'>
thing:· )a1d Dl·puty D1stnct Attorm·~
Dllk (1llmour .. It wa-; a Judgment
call J he la"' '>3\ '> \OU cannot u!>c
dcadh loRe unkss· 11 1s a seriou'>
lchm) tx·ing l.'omm111ed where there
I'> lorcihk danger threatened lo :.our-
'>l'll and \our loH·d one\ ..
Th" 1udgmrnt "'a':> ba'it:d. at ka"t
1n p<1rt on .1 '>hl'nlf'> department
rcpon ,a,ing C1ilmorl' v..as not in
pcr<,cinal dangl'r becau\(· the man -
RonJld Jamc' ~hm1dt -"'a\ run-
ning J"'a' v..hen hl' v.as \hot. a.nd
\.\J\n't arml·<l I he rcrx>n al.-.o made:
the po1n1 i ha1<1llmurc had not c·allcd
tlw \al ramcnto < 11un1" \hentf, fk-
panmcnt fur hdp bdort· Ill' "'l'lll
out'>1dc after the hurglar
\nd that Jl'cord1ng to tht· d1\lm t
.11torne} \ 11nitc amount' 111 rw
l'tjUlllt'\
\11 II might lw 11\t'lul now I th111k
hdun· th1<, goe'> ari\ larthn. to l<tkl' .1
moment 10 lu11k .11 lhl' l'4u111c' 1n thl'
l :t<.t' of Gerr, C 1tlmurt• and Ronald
J.1ml''> Schm1ch .ind ,n· what 1-.rnd nt
imbalance 11 " that thl' dl\tm 1
.1ttnrne\ "tn 1n~ Ill lOITel.'I
C rl'f'T') (itlm11rt• for orx·ncr'> '" 'i I
\t'Jf\ old 111• h.1., no v..1k nr k1d\, Jnd
hH'' in an a11artmt•n1 nH·r th<' 'mall
U>O\lrUlllOn uimp~ln\ hl' O\.\n\ lk
h." lx•t•n 1n 'iacrarrwnto .ill h" hie
v.urk1n[I. in n1n\lrul twn "nee hc v.a'
~' \l'J r' old
("'l'OI} )ear<> ago he got a tratl1t
•·11at1on. paid that. and ha<.n·t had Jll\
1r11ubk with thl' law \1nce
Konald Jaml'\ "tchm1dt. who ""a'
horn ,1hl1ut tht• ~ml' time Crilmon·
l!ot h" trafl11 utJllon hadn't done
rn11t h "'or~ H't ~k had three pnor
MH'''' 1111 hurglaf\ however and wa'
un p111hat111n al thl' ltmt' th1ng\l'aught
up \\tth him a1 (11lmor<.'·, hu1ld1ng in
'wuth 'i.tl r.1men111
V. h1l h "nut to ,a) ol rourc;c that a
~11 H'M nld kid ought tl1 lll't his ticket
puol'hed because he cannot keep
h1m'>ell out of other people's houses
But then.• 1s a lenaan risk )'OU as'>umr
"'hen ~ou go into the burglar.
bus1nc-;s and that nsk 1s pan of the:
equ1lle<> of this thing too
Al an> rate. before Ronald Jame'I
Schmidt tried 10 Climb into ( rerf)
C11lmore's apartment on Jul}' Sth. he
had broken into a camera c;tore 1n the
<,ame bu1ld1ng. He had c;tolen some
camera <;tull and a -;terco and a ladder.
v.h1ch he wa'> U'>ing to d1mh 10 the
apartment
Gilmore was a\lcep "I hl'ard o;ome
no1st-. 11 ma> ha\e bel'n a scrape.
!>omcth1ng C>U t of the ordinal)." he
said ··1 got out of bed. opened thc
<.crccn and (>Oked m} hl'ad out thl'
"'andov.. Halt J<,lecp. m) e~c' out ol
focus I thought I 'ia"' a ladder in the
dumpster t.1nd figured 11 wa!> some-
bod) after bcl·r can\ or something.
"'<)o I la) bad. dov...n read) to go
bad. to sleep. ""hen 11 occurred to mc
that 11 might Ix' a character from
do""n the street "'ho has been told to
sta) awa} from the propcn' o\nd I
thought 1f It "' I'm gmng tu call the
pohet• ..
\nd 'iO (11lmurc gm out of bed
again "'alkt·d into hi\ II\ 1ng mom
and put hi\ nu\e aga1n'>t thc \lrecn
and '>a" a man on a laddt•r a lont and
a half from h" talc
",\I that momt•nt," he '>Jtd "I wa'
\Uddl'.nl\ Wtdt• .tWJkl' It'\ \Unlething.
hl..e JI )OU OJX'Ol'd .1 cahtOl't tor a gla'!\
and lound a rattlc\nakl'. It gt'I\ \our
attention
.. Ht•"'•'' looking dov.n at 1ht• t1mt'.
and I gol into Ill\ boot'>. grabbed m\
IC\ oh l'r .ind ran dov. n\talr\ I dc-
l1bcra1cl~ 'l'I oil thl' hurglar alarm.
v.h1rh hook' up to lht• ~henlTs
Department but thcrl' weren't \CH'n
minute<. hi "'a1t Jround lor help I he
alarm goc<, oil at thl' hu1ld1ng too and
11'<. loud
".\n)W3). I ran tov.ard thl· ladder
tirabbcd 11 and kept running until 11
tell It lell on top of him hut 11 didn't
IJ/l' him I le JUmfk'd up and 'it3rtl'd
to run II I'd v..antcd to kill him I
u)Uld h.l\t' don<' 11 lhl·n or I lOUld
h:l\ C JU'>l \lll)f>l'd llll\\ttk ,ind "'<llled
for him to tnnw 1lown Or I lould
ha"c \hot him in thl· fal1.· through 1hc
\l rl'l'n
··uu1 I didn't \\,Int tn 11111 him I
v.antl·d to 'tup him I \lo<llllt'<l him
PETE
DEXTER
arrested. I shouted at him to o;top, a1
least twice. Then I shot over his head.
1wo or three time!>. He wouldn't stop
I brou~t the eun down and fired on
each side. trying to fnghten him I
never took aim. ·•
Ronald James Schmidt "'a~ aboul
150 feet away when the 357 magnum
slug h11 him square in the neck You
have to go back to thl' night Da'c
Winfield threw a bascball'from 100
feet awa)' and killed a pigeon o'er
center field 1n Toronto to find
an)thtng remotel} a' unhkcl) •
Gilmore's gun has a 2 5-inch barrel.
and there 1s nobod;, 1n the world "'ho.
under the same cond111ons. could
make that shot on puroose.
.. Within a few mmule.,, there were
seven or eight deputies. they all c.ame
at once. One of them went over to the
man on tht' ground, and when he
came back. he said the man was dead
That's when I found out I d1dn·1 say
an> thing to the shenfT. I was '>peech'-
lt--;s ..
Fur about a week. the thought that
he had killed Ronald James Schmidt
bothered Gilmore at night ... I thought
about 11 all the rime." he said, "and
then one da> the phone rang. some-
bod} said. 'Eat a good dinner tonight,
)OU don't have long to hve.' My
ne1ghbor'i were being threatened too
One ot them wa~ threatened 1h1!>
morning.
.. A.flcr that. I quit thinking about
(~hm1dt) After that. I began think-
ing about being killed m)SCll You
don't kno" what kind of person is
thrt'atenang )'OU ..
Gerry G ilmore paused for a mo-
ment. then he o;1ghed .. It happened \O
fast." he said. "One minute )Ou're
'iound ac.leep at two o'clock in the
morning. the nnt minute -hterall).
the nl''' minute -)'Ou've killed
'>omebod}. In 60 -.cconds, your whok
htl: has changed "
Pete Dexter Ji a syndic-sled
columalst.
-17a1:mtai.n1~1;,1,t1ij.s,i.11w.i-----------------
U.S. aid to contras bad news
• • • • for various Marxist regimes
\\ \\I I I'-< Ir ()'I,, r h\· R1•;1gan
.1dm1nl\tr,11111n' '1llon 111 tht· light
tor S IOU m1ll1on in aid 1l1 thl'
'-1lar:iguan tOntra" "bad nt'"'' fur
\t.1r\l\t regime\ 1n \ngola \.101.1m
h1qut· Ethiopia -\lghan1\tan Lio<.
and < amhod1.1
\\'h~·· It "unlcac;h~·, · thl' pnvatd~
tolleued rc-;ource., of thc 'World An11-< ommum'it League. which had been
the financial m:u n<.ta) of the an11-
'iJnd1n1\ta force' dunnj\ the 1v.n-\ear
rx·nod when l \ .lid mm\(."\ V...J\
,u,rx·nded h} < ongrl'"' No.... lhe
\\-.\( l headl'd b) rct1ml l ' ~ •\rnl)
""1a1 ( 1cn fohn S1nglaud ~·an red1n•l't
11~ rnns1dcrabk talent<; for fund
ra1'>10.8 and weapon'> c.uppl) 10 thr
benefit of other anti-<·ommun"t
"freedom lil(htcr'" around th<' glohc.·
We lit1t 11nvc1I~ t""o \<'ar-; agu tht>
1nterrM1t<.1nal web of-comphc11y 1ha1
l1n~\ riaht w1n~drath 'iQU&d'i 1n I •llln
\mcnt.1 with the World 1\nt1-( om
mun1\t 1 C'aiiue·~ atllhatec; in 1h1·
rt'g1on In thC' long rnntrovcr\) o\l'r
aid tu the "-i1~uraauan contra<. thl·
c\trt'm1'it group\' Jlll\ 1t1e'i 'In \.1 t.',·
1co ( 1ua1cmala. Honduras and El
\.11\ ador tarach d1.-.appcarcd from
\It'" 1n thl\ <:OUnlf\
t ntoriunateh the-tr al11\.1t1e<1 h.Ht'
not d1~ppearcd in Laun \mcr1(J
Our il\~(X:ldtC Jon Ltt Ande~un who
dch·l-d 1010 the league for U\ two )ea~
JSO, ha'i rt'<'Cntl\ CO•:tUthor'r'd (w1th
hie; hrothrr 'Koll) a book on the
\llhJ<'ll 'ln,uk the League" Ht' h.H
.11,n ~t'fll do\t" I rat k c\I th<' npcr..Hmn'
ot the leagut· .md ll'i at11hatc'> rn thc-
meanllml' I kn"'" hat thC) ·\e tx·cn
uplO
•In "'1e'<ICO the l e<.'O\ -u nco-
'ln11 \Ccret '<><.lt'I\ th.it had led thl'
league., a01llatc '>int:c the 1970s -
wen· c\po'><'d a' fa~•~h and anu-
~m1te'> in I llX4 .ind were purged by
clcarl) · cmbarra\\Cd World .\n11 -
C ommuni~t l caguc 00ic1al'>. who
had mt1ma1c knowledge of the I cco-;'
Lcndcnrn.c\ for \car. I he I em'> hn"c
'ucamcd about the expo'>urc ol thc1r
hate-tilkd halkg_mund, b111 wt·'rl' told
that Me\1can nuthor111c'i ha\l' plan\
tu look. into the cx1rcm1•.t group
•In Hondurn<,, the killings of
.,u,pcctci.I lelt1'1s hn \ c abat<'d '\nme-
what. bul the potential tor renewed
hlnodlcllang '' \llll thl•re 1 hl' death
\41U.1d known a!. I l \. or .\nt1-
< ornmunl\t ( omhat .\rm\ remain'
.irmcd • .mu i.langcrou\, Bllordang 111
uur "4>Uft't'\ I he m.un rca'>on for the
\lac k•nR oO of the .t'>s..t'>\inauon'i 1<,
that thr aroup\ m.iin g<lal. chminst
mg 'Marx1<;t dum1nat1on ··of thc 'it.Uc
un1-.cr'9t\ ha'> h(cn Jchu~-..cd ( am-
pu<, poh11~'iMt no"" f1rmh rnntrollcd
h\ the nght ""'"R
•In < 1u<1tcmc1ta Lhe death ~u.u.J
murder\ rnnllnue to th1\ da) The
\\. orld \nll-C ommun9't Le ue·.,
point man, Mano ~ndoval .!\la~on,
remain-. a leagUC" mcmhcr 1n ood
litandina. even after we expo~ him
, .. the death squads' "p:unarrh" and
rt"ealcd 1h 1 ht' wa1, on the Cl \ 's
flJHOll
JACK
AIDEISOI
and JOSEPH SPEAR
r ...
'andoval and his Party or Or-
ganized Violence lost a bid for the
Guatemala presidency last year But
much or ( 1uatemnla \ organized
cnme. including drug trafficking,
robberies and abductions for ransom.
has been attnhuted to nght-wtnk
panics. Their depredation~ include-a
wa"e of gang rapc'i and rubbcncs 1n
C.,uatc:malti (it) nightclub\ 1n late
1984
•In Fl Salvador. lormcr Notional
Gu3rd MaJ Roberto D'Aubu1 ~on •
long believed to have been a dnnng
force behind the country'c; no1onou<.
n iht-w1ng death squadc;, app:.rtnlly
ha, h1a.h hopes ofrcv1Vlng the W(lrld
\n11-\ommunist Lcaaue·~ d1\
c:re.d1ted Central mencan affih tc
\low 0 ' AUbUIS!l<ln ISSOCtate -
1nclud1na ha dnvcr and bodyauard
-were implicated ~vcral mo1"M
0 tn a ktdnap-for-ran">m nna th.at
had been prey1na on wealthy lvacforans for t~o yun. The case
was broken by Salvadoran poh~
""ork1n1 with CIA and FBI a ents
Jtct A.od~rue ud Jo.~ ~•r
•~ 1yadlC'1tNI c-o/1m1flr,,
WILLIAM P'. BUCKLEY
Column.lat
ON T Hf RIGHT
WILLIAM F.
Bue KLEY
The only
correct
answer
is yes
The 1nterroga11on ot someon<' ap-
pointed w the Supreme Court can be
likened 111 a fraternity 1nit1a11on an
which 11 1<> decreed that the only
appropriate an~wt·rof1he no' 1t1ate is.
··y c'i \Ir ·· There· was no clearer
'example of th1T-Ht&fl a~xcha.nge.. ill
da\!i ago bc t..,.ecn Sen Arlen Specter
of ·Pc-nn!>\ han1a and Justice W1ll1am
Rehnqu1\1 on the matter of the
authont} of( ongres!. to prescribe the
JUrtsdll t1un ul the Supreme ( oun.
Herc 1~ ho"' 11 went
\pecter .. Let me nov. tum 10 the
!>UbJCll of1un!>d11.11un ol thc mun
There ma\ be <,ome effon to undercut
the linaJ "authont} of tht• \uprcmc
< oun b) ..a~ ing that the eoun ha\ no
111nsdtlllOn on J g1\en l'i\UC . r hrough that approach th(' coun
l Jnnut 1nterprct the ( onst1tu11on or
appl) a remed~ (1n "'hlCh cast) the
wurt 1s reah!>llrnlh unable to
tam ou1 the C'onc;iuuuonal tnter-
prc1a11on ·a\ I think Marbuf) vs.
Mad1s1rn require-; Do )Ou think that
the 1un<.d1ct1on nf 1h1· eoun can be
hm11cd, for exampk, on the First
o\mcn<lment right ot frcedom of
\peech" ..
Ju'>tt<.e Rehnquist an~v.i:rcd a liult:
g.1bb1I~. talking about n pane
MtC ardle. l'IC. Rut prctt) soon he was
t.11' ing bad under the umbrella that
ser,ed him '>O u<.efull~ dunng the two
da~c; he wac, being grilled
llc '> .. lid, .. I knov. there ha'c hcen
bill!. JX'nding hcrc 1n the last two or
three \car<. tc'illmom 3!. to their
tOn'illl.ut1onalll\ and i feel I cannot
go an' funhcr than that for fear that
that son ol l\\Uc .... ,11 come before the
roun ··
pecter tried again "II <,ccms 10
me. that "hen )OU deal "llh the issue:
of the uh1ma1c authont\ ot the court
10 interpret the Cn11\t1tut1on. "'htch I'>
rockbed an our '>Oc1et) b~ 'ia}ang
that there. 1c; nu 1un'><l1t11on thl'n
Marbul) \ s ~1alll\un I'> rl•all\ mcan-
inglc'i'\, and II ... "" \ 1ew that -d\ d
law)crot 'onll' ,,, \t'tlr' ,1and1ng. that
111<, vcl) important' -tor Rl·hnqu1'1
to agree with ~pcl\l'r
But for all Im douht~. Rl·hn4u1\t
th•~ time clcd1nt·d
~What \CHI 'a' lt•a\l'\ urx·n tht•
quc\t1on a' 111 v.hetha lht• ( ongrl''>'
can hm11 tht· 1un.,d1r1mn ol thl· toun
to dt'<.'t<.k J lir'it -\mendment qut'\·
t1un ol fn:l·dom ol '>JX'l'Ch or tn·edum
of prl''>' 1, thJt .1 lair \tatt·nwnt'' R hs
"lo .... .\rt1dl' Ill ~'llllln ~ 111 th~·
( ons111u11on hl·g1n' h' u11ng thl' '°" 1olabk Juthont\ ul lht• court
hm11cd to \Ulh matter\ J'> quarrd'
"to which lht• l n11ed ~tall . ., \hall ht· .1
part) tot nntn1' er\le<. hl·v.l•en 1v...o 111
more \tatc'i bet"'et•n ,1 \lalt' .ind
c1111en\ ol another Statc ,tnd ,o on
~elllOn ::! then got'' on 10 \a\ ··rn all
the othl'f t'3'>C'> lht• 'i11prcme ( ourt
c;hall ha' e appellate 1un,<lKt1C1n hoth
a'> 10 lav. and fatl "'llh 'iuch eXlCf)-
t1<rns. an<l under '>Ulh H'gulatH1n' "'
the ( •>ngrt''-' \hall makl' ..
P1l' language hl'fl' t., t.,. not "'"Uhtet t
to lht• a111111110' of 11mc fohn
i\1ar'ihall h1m\elf addre\\C<l tht• 4ut'\·
lion 1n word<. ~(·natnr ~JX'l"lt'r -ii\ .1
lawver ot \Om1· 'O ~t"al"" ~landing -
should he C\!')('ctrd 111 undcr\tand
"What I\ the ml·aning nt thr tam
e,'<Ccp11ons" < ongrl'" " rm
powered to nl<tkl' e\ll'Pll11n' 111 tht•
appellate JUrt\<lKt111n a., 111 l.1"' .ind
fact of thc \upremr < l)Uf\ T h('\t'
c\ccp11on<. ccrta1nh g11 J \ tar ,.., thl·
lcg1,.la1ure ma) think pmpt.•r Im tht·
1ntere<;t and hben) of thl rx·11plt· ..
That wa-; dunng the \.'lntc '>t'•hon J\
C ongre-.,. pa!i-.cd the .\ltrn Jnd wtl1
t10n Acts -which "'t'rc lll'\t'r
decreed unconst1tut1onal
We 'ihould bear in m1ntl 1h,1t thl·
U1ll of Rights doesn't llllllt'rn onl\
free s~ch. It 1<. a ~t.aloit ol most ,;,
the nghh of Amencan ~ H11cn, ur>
against cnmmal charge' The r nurth
Amendment protect'> again'>t un·
reasonable scarche-; and ~11urt'\, the
F1flh aga1n\t compul!.Or) 'Clf·in-
cnm1nat1on: the Sl\th a'>\11re\ the
nght of counsel, and thl· I 11thth
protects again'it crul'I anti unu\ual
pun1-.hmrnt
1)1~' th•~ mean that Rehnqu1~1 1'
going to return to the co11n in order 10
urge removal of 1l'> )Unc;cltrt1on'' Ont•
hope<; not. Sul c ruef JuslllC Oh \t'r
Fll'iworth ob..ervcd 1n 17% "The l,1"'
ma\. indeed be 1mpropt•r and 1n-
C'On\entcnt. but 111~ of morc.-1mpo11-
ance. for a Jud1nal dc1crmina11on tn
a'iCerta1n ""hat the law I\ th,m to
pc ulatt' upon what It OUJht to be.,
.\nd V...<' arr: nol llllk1ng ahout an11-
~1J. nan in1erpretat1on'i overruled hy
time and d1<ttance Htrbcn Wech .. lcr
llarlan Fic;kr: litone profe-sc.or of
con!lt1tu11onal la" at < olumh1a pro.
nounce<l on thr: c.uhJC'CI a rt-t.cntl'.r 8,
dunna the "60s ··1 ~e no bJ,1., ror the
view (that the ucept1on<> clau~ hu a
narrow mean1na). and think 11 anti
thcttc.al Lo the plan o( the ( On5tttu·
tton for the coon~ "
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"E)egant" s247 000 lee Wiii oonll<* axotlange
HASTINGS l CO $460,000. Carol Tatum,
840-5580 RMlf()( ~2 __
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dee«. Pnoed at 198.500. French doors, lhutt91'a,
W fut Lo.rt II U-akyllghta. gar<Mn window
aumable & ....., win help and coiy flrec>lace In the 1
flnenca. muter bedroom 3 bdrm
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flrep4ace. 2 edrm. ~
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NANCY IMBERNINO
REALTOR
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trade '°' ICNll!w home $279,900.
SALLY SHIPLEY
JOYCE DA80L T
OPEN HOUSE SUN 1·5
484 VISTA TR~A
BLUfFS N 8.
75Y-9100
llESIOCHT\AL "£Al ESTATE KIMCES
SEAVIEW
1917 YACHT CAMILLA
OPEN SAT /SUN 1-5
Immaculate 3 BR & 3 BA. family
room home City lights. plantation
shutters throughout. xlnt location
to pool & tennis New carpet. bu1lt-
m closets. custom oak book-
shelves m family room & kitchen.
brick atrium. quts1de lighting
L~rger yard wlth tovered redwood
patio Xlnt move 1n cond1t1on Must
see -Will not last long at·
$398,500
Ginny Anderso~
644-9060
OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 .
OlJ( Ul ................... $325,MO ................... 321 Orel!~
Clow to bf.i<h l bdrm 2 bath l Curci
CAll(O llHLHS ... :'.':'sl.4UM .... 133 c.... .. , ...... I J bdrm 2 ba. prvt bch accm l l•b.tk
OlJC Cll ................... U2S,000 ................. 321 '°"'
Cln$1< ' bdrm l b.tth l Boland
Oltl C41 ............... SJSt,tOO ................... 414 DIMI
31? and 2 I dupln ~rt k>I at1on B Hulchina~
COSTA IUA. ......... , .... suuoo .............. 2017 , .....
Spacious 3 bdrm family room A lohn~on
llEALTOR8, 675-6000
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NEW LISTINGS
WWlll 11'1,IOO
Pride of ownership shows m this 2 story/2
master suite end unit. Neutral decor. beautiful
decorator touches. Walk to beach!
OISTl IHA 1111,IOO
400 block of Eastside C.M. Great location. large
lot. Terrific 3BD/2BA & FR addition. Wonderful
value ·ror low price -won't fast -hurry!
IUJllW IJH,IOO
Immaculate 3BA, 3BA & FR home. City lights.
Plantation shutters thru-out. New carpets
Freshly decorated. Excellent location to pool &
tennis.
IUOll UY . SI00,000
Carefree bayfront living in desirable Beacon
Bay. Charming 2BR, den on R 1.5 lot City teased
land. PROBATE SALE.
OlllU ML 11A1 Ult,000
European ambience with the convenience of
modern California. Owner will lease option or
assist with financing. assumable roan
WIH SHIH 11,111,000
Breathtaking ocean view from all living areas of
this 4BR, 41h BA home plus pool. Impeccable
taste throughout.
CORONA DEL MAR
•IU •L 11&1 S2Sl,IOO
Investors! This Is the best buy south of PCH
Duplex with good Income, newer construction
and a very motivated seller.
ILIE CHIU HL llAI 1141,000
Stunning new condo. 3BR, 21'7BA, formal dining.
FR. wet bar. deck & patios. Insulated windows.
oak cabinets & more. South of PCH.
llAHIR VIEW llLU --._ IHl,100
Spacious single level "Sandpiper'~ plus FR
Beamed ceilings. central air. security & ocean
view This won't last !
SPYIWS 1a1,ooo
Dynamtc view of ocean. bay & lights of Newport
Harbor. Highly upgraded 4BR, 3BA home, 4 car
garage, wood flooring, fr,ench doors, spa.
' OllllU Hl 11&1 1111,Ho
Fabulous 180" view of harbor and ocean from
this stunning, totally upgraded and remodeled
3BA, 21.A,BA home. App't
Ull• Y11W llUI 1111,000
Sweeping ocean and bay vtew complimented by
stunning sunsets. A sparkling pool, spa and fire
pit make this 4BR a "must see."
' IPYIUSI Rl 1111,toO
Sellers designed this SBA home to Insure maxi-
mum privacy for parents & noisy teens
Gorgeous custom home -priced rlght!I
... UUf, ll,lt0,000
Like a llmlted edition. this SBA. 41,.,BA ocean-
front estate ts a rare flndl Grounds are un-
matched Call today for appointment
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OPEN HOUSES 1-5
OPEN HOUSES UTlllAY
llYllETtlUIE 1ut..,....
3BR, FR $279,000 M. PHILLIPPI
OlllU Ill IUI HlP ........ 1
3 BR, OEN $359.000 M. MATHEWS
Nm UHES 1H2 a...n.t Laee
4BR. 4'hBA $373.000 G LIVINGSTON
WIHYIEWllLU 1Hl S.Nrett
4BR. FR $398,500 J . CAMPBELL
Ill C&IYll 20 o .. , .. , .. ,, .. ,
SBA $1,695.000 L ROSE
SUI DAY
E. CHTI llU 421 20tlt StrNt
3BR, 2BA $210,000 J AKERMAN
UYCHST 1-4 ONLY 2121 LMw1rtl
3BR.2BA $277.000 J SHAW
111¥111 THUOI 1'H S.re•a'-
3BR. FR $279,000 M PHILLIPPI
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2 BR $295,000 A GOTHARD
IAYCllEST l lOI Te,.. laH
4BR, FR, POOL $298.500 L McLOON
WESTCUF1 1222 s. .... Laae
4BR $305.000 E CORKETT
llYllE TllUCI "" s..t ... 11. 4BR,FR $333.000 G LIVINGSTON
CHIU HL ll&a Hl Peh1Mttl1
3BR, OEN $359,000 J ROBBINS
PHllSIU NflT 11• Plaza tlef lerta
3BR $395,000 BENTS/EADIE
Ull .. YllW llLLI 1121 Seacrest
4BR. FR $398,500 J CAMPBELL
UJUEST ttot ....... 11 L•H
SBA, FR.SPA $419,000 J MERTZ
UNISUll fl• .. tt.
3BR $521 ,000 S HARRIS
UYSltlll 2n1 ..,....,. tr.
5BR $695.000 L. MARSTON
LINIW 42t Yla U4e S..4
3-0UPLEX $715.000 E OLSON
NYEll SllllH JU E" .... ltw
3BR,OEN $730,000 B REDDY
LIN Hl Yl1 LUe Sttt4
48R,FR $1,350,000 S HARRIS
"lllSIU 11111 ... ,
48R $1 ,500.000 I( PARKER
lltOUTH 20 o..,.. ,..,,,.,
SBA $1 695,000 L ROSE
Ull .. 111111 1a.,.11
6BA, FR. POOL $3,800,000 C McMAHAN
llWPMTIOU n ..... a,.._.
4BR. View $615,000 D BIBB
OTHER AREAS
••n •u '"·"' Finest In condo design, large rooms. quallty
construction. llke new and prloed to sell
WI llDllTI 1211 .....
Dramatic oceanfront condo, 2BR, 2BA.
furnished One year new decor, stairs to beach.
breathtaking view A. Reffect summer home
644-9060
NEWPORT BEACH
...al llACI 12~
There's excitement in this 3BR contemporary
home. High ceilings, lots ot glass, 2 fireplaces,
great pool & spa. Move-In condition.
l&Y•Eri SHI.
Great family custom home. 4BR, •BA. solar
heating for huge pool cedar closet, formal
dining room, loads of storage. Excellent buy.
.... T llJllfl ta•,HI
Upgraded family home. Berber carpet. MW
large master bath, decorative wallpapers, oalc
kitchen, new 2nd BA. hardwood floor & much
more.
SU fSUll _.,.,..
Fabulous 2 BR -den condo in prestigious area.
Lights, mountains. water view Contemporary
design with Berber carpet. tile flooring.
LINISU 1141,111
A jewel! Beautifully remodeled kitchen. added
foyer. Sunny tiled patio Plans for second story
master suite A special house
SUYIEW 1411,HI
Prime locatiol'l w/forever view from this 4BR
home located on irregular lot Brick deck, decor-
ator papers, wood floors A/C.
115 C&IYll MH,111
Excellent location 1n Big Canyon. Popular Mon-
aco plan with extra large lot with view of ocean
and city night ltghts
UllJSU 1121-
Fabulous 3 BR. 2' t BA nearly new home. Open
curved stairway. wood floor, fireplaces. Owner
just acquired thru trade Must sell
UM 1111,•
Only luxury high rise 1n Newport! Utmost secur-
ity 1ncludlng door man 7th fir unit w/glorlous
ocean, harbor and lights views.
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Sophisticated elegance, 111t years, trench doors,
3 fireplaces. marble floors, 5 BR. 4 BA, maid's
room. family room & much more
Liii ........
38R bu111 by craftsman 3 flreplaoes. Serene
perfection from the moment· you enter the
walled courtyard Unbellevable storage
Liil ISLI It._
Owner wants offers on beautlful baytront
duplex 3 BA. 2 BA fireplace & bay view pat109
tor each unit Easy to convert to single family ... .., •t--
Extraordlnary contemporary 4BR. master wtth
best ocean view In Newport Ouallty and su~
taste abound A must see'
ltlC&llll ,, .....
Inside and out -a total rebirth! What's new?
Everything! 4BR • pool. that's bright and
cheerful 1n exclusive area of Newport Beach .. ........ ( ........
Superb quality for a realtsHc price Outstanding
SBA medlterranean beauty In Newports fin
guarded community
2181 SAN JOAQUIN HILLS ROAD, NEWPORT BEACH
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* •308 Morning Star Ln, Dover Shores. NB
631-7300 $775,000 . Sunday 1-5
45 Northampton (Belcourt) NewPort Beach
759-8700 $560,000 Sunday 12-.-
HOMES FOR SILE
2017 Paloma, Costa Mesa
675-6000 $320,000 Sat-Sun 1-5 2 IEDROOI
7 Plntall (WOQdbrldge Lake) lrvlne
••3 Aries Court, Newport Crest 559-4.-78 $232.500 Open Sunday 1-5
&44-6200 $1&4,500 Sat-Sun 1-4 •11 Royal St. George. Big Canyon
•882 Halyard. Newport Beach 644-6200 $1 , 150,000 Sat-Sun 1-5
548-9880 $147,500 Sat-Sun 1-5 1519 Santanella Ter1~. lrvlne Teu. Na
-209 trls, Corona def Mar ---631-7300 $315,000 Sunday 1-5
~6200 $429,000 Sat-Sun 2-5 2121 Sevllle. Penlnsula Point, Balboa Penin-
2 IR 11lus Fii RI or DEN
'* *633 Udo Park #E3 (Lido Isle) NB
759-6700 $675,000 Inc furn Sunday 12-4
11 Rue Fontainebleau, Big Canyon
&40..-868 $3.-9.000. Sat-Sun 1-5
3 IEDROOI
~500 Cortland, Cameo Hlgj'llands
&44-6200 $365,000 Sat-Sun 1-4
421 E. 20th Street. Eastslde Costa Mesa
~-9060 $210,000 Sunday 1-5
3"&4 Fuachla. Costa Mesa
546-2313 S 16 f.000 Sat/Sun 1-4
1807 lrvlne Ave, Newport Beach
545-4289 $225,000 Open Dally 1-5
1686 Madagucar. Mes8 Verde. CM
S..0-7355 $149,000 Sunday 1-5
321 Orchid, Olde Corona del Mar
675-6000 $325,000 Sunday 1-5
1931 Port Lockslelgh (Harbor View Hms) NB
760-5000 $269 ,900 Sat/Sun 1-5
3 Rue Blarrltz, Big Canyon. NB
631-7300 $510,000 Sunday 1-5
18 Rue Chantllty, Big Canyon. NB
644-6200 $5 15,000 Sunday 1-5
•220 Via Mentone (Lido Isle) Nwpt Bch
673-7300 $425,000 Sunday 1-4
423 Westminster Ave {Nwpt Hgts) NB
646-9490 $195,000 Sunday 12-5
3 IR plus Fii RI or DEi
.-02 39th St .• Newport Beach .
650-3335 $349,000 ~ Sat-Sun 1-5 * 1112 Berkshire Ln .• Westcllff
644-6200 $289,500 Sunday 1-5
*633 Cameo Hlghlands. Cameo Highlands
720-7428 $343,000 Sat-Sun 1-5
• 17 Carmel Bay Dr .. Spyglass. CdM
759-9100 $525,000 land Inc. Sunday 1-5
2834 Catalpa, Eastbluff. NB '
64"-6200 $265,000 Sunday 1-5
1309 Dolphin Terrace. Irvine Terrace. N.B.
631-7300 $905,000 Sat-Sun 1-5
•341 Evening Canyon, Shorecllffs. CdM
851-0424 $379,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
••949 Goldenrod, Corona del Mar
759-9100 $420,000 Sunday 1-5
9 Harbor Ridge Or, Harbor Ridge
64"-6200 $695,000 Sunday 1-5
•• 1207 Hlghland Or. Harbor Highlands. NB
631-7300 $449,000 Sunday 1-5
**3914 Humboldt. Huntington Harbour
846-3788 s.-87.000 Sat/Sun 12-5
v 16 Jetty Or. Jasmine Creek, CdM
759-1626 $339.900 Sunday 1-5
2121 Leeward (Baycrest) Newport Beach
&44-9060 $333,000 Sunday 1-4
sula
675-"377 $320,000 Sat/Sun 12-5:30
* 1308 Sussex, Westcllff. N.B.
759-9100 $305.000
1807 Tahuna. Irvine Terrace
Sunday 1-5
644-6200 $485,000 Sunday 1-5
*1729 Terrapin Way. Baycrest. NB
631-7300 $350,000 Sat-Sun 1-5
* • 12 Welllngton. Harbor Ridge
644-6200 $479.000 Sunday 1-5
* •2200 Windward, Newport Beach
64"-9060 $275,000 Sunday 1-5
*6 Winged Foot Or. (Big Canyon) Nwpt Bch
759-4830 $599,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1917 Yacht Camllla (Seav1ew) Nwpt Bch
644-9060 $398,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
4 IEDROOI
v 2 Barrenger Ct.. Belcourt, N.B.
640-4868 $895,000 Sat-Sun 1-5
**415 Bayside, Newport Beach
759-4830 $825,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
* 1700 Galaxy Drive (Dover Shores) NB
759-4830 $545,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2274 Channel Road, Peninsula. NB
6«-6200 $$1,450.000 Sunday 1-5
• 119 ! Kings. Newport Heights
644-6200 $829,000 Sunday 1-5
1614 Ponderosa. Costa Mesa
546-2313 $159,500
94 1 Serra Way. Costa Mesa
Sat/Sun 1-5
545-5.-08 $162,500 Sat/Sun 12-5
4500 Wayne Road. Cameo Highlands
644-6200 $355,000 Sat-Sun 1-5
4 IR plus FA• RI or DEN .
* 2112 Windward. Newport Beach
675-1854 $339.000 Sun 2-5
lots 84-85-86 Top/Rocky Pt. Spyglass
644-6200 $2. 700,000 · Sat-Sun 8-8
* • 2345 Arbutus St.. East bluff. NB
63 1-7300 $250.000 Sunday 1-5
Belcourt Or South, Newport Bch
759-1877 $860,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
I * • 17 Burning Tree (Big Canyon) NB
644-6200 $1,195,000 Sunday 1-5
356 Evening Canyon. Shoreclltt .
644-6200 $595,000 Sat-Sun 1-5
1356 Galaxy Or .. Dover Shores, Nwpt Bch
642-5200 $695.000 fee Sunday 1-5
* • 11 13 Grove Lane, Nwpt Bch
720-1704 $435,000 Saturday 1-4
2018 Leeward Lane, Baycrest. NB
631-7300 $349,500 Sunday 1-5
•2224 Pacific Or/Acacia, CdM
644-6200 $845,000 Sat-Sun 1-5
335 Plazza Lido (Lido lale) Newport Beach
673-7~00 $555,500 Sunday 1-4
••1218 Polaris, Newport Beach
S..6-2313 "50,000 Sunday 1-5
250 Poppy, (Ocean View), Olde CdM
759-9070 $399,000 Sat/Sun 12-5
•321 Poppy, Olde Corona del Mar
760-1096 $625,000 Sat-Sun 1-5
1747 Port Abbey Pl (Harbor vu Hms) NB
759-6700 $299,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1601 Port Abbey Pl., HV Homes, NB
759-9100 ~9.000 Sat-Sun 1-5
-183~(Harbor View Hms) NB
631-1266 1334,900 Sunday 1-5
•24 Roci<lngham, Belcourt. NB
644-6200 $849,500 Sunday 1-5
* • 14 Rue Grand Ducal, Big Canyon
644-6200 $865,000 Sunday 1-5
1400 ~1anella,{lrvlne Terrace) COM
&44-9060 $333,000 Sunday 1-5
1148 Santiago Drive. Dover Shores. N.B.
631-7300 $475,000 Sunday 1-5
1527 Seacrest (Harbor View Hiiis) COM
644-9060 $398,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
1521 Seacrest, Newport Beach
75~4830 Sat/Sun 1-5
715 St. James Rd. Cllffhaven. NB
631-0133 $339.000 Sat-Sun 1-5
1222 Sussex Lane (Westcllff) Newport Beach
~4-9060 $30$,000 Sunday 1-5
• 1919 Suva Circle, Costa Mesa
546-2313 $2&4.900 Sunday 1-4
1834 Tradewlnds Lane. Baycrest. NB
631-7300 $325,000 Sunday 1-5
* * 1436 W. Bay. Newport Beach
673-9060 $875.000 Sunday 1-5
5 IEDROOI
1090 Corona, Costa Mesa
546-2313 $168,900 Sunday 12-4
720 Via Lido Soud (Lido Isle) Nwpt Bch
673-7300 $795,000 Sunday 1-4
5 BR plus Fii RI or DEN
**•401 North Star Ln (Dover Shrs) NB
673-5354 $895,000 Sunday 1-5
20 Canyon Fairway (Big Cnyn Fairway 1) NB
64"-9060 $1,695,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
**210 Evening Star Ln. Dover Shores. NB
631-7300 $995.000 Sunday 1-5
• 1806 Glenwood Lane (Baycrest) Nwpt Bch
644-9060 $419,000 Sunday 1-5
503 Hazel, Corona del Mar
675-5511 SS.-5,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
••44 Rldgellne, Harbor Ridge
644-6200 $625,000 Sunday 1-5
* 1528 Santiago Drive. Dover Shores, NB
631 -7300 $475,000 Sunday 1-5
320 Seaward Rd, (Shorecllffs) CdM ·
720-0683 $489,000 Sat/Sun
1700 Starlight Clrcle, Baycrest, NB
631-7300 $369,500 Sunday 1-5
* •6 Trafalgar. Harbor Ridge, NB
640-4868 $1,750.000 Sunday 1-5
6 IR plus F 11 RI or DEi
••••3 Cambria. Corona del Mar
759-1867 $795,000 Sat-Sun 1-5 * • v # 1 Napoli (Harbor Ridge) Nwpt Bch
644-9060 $3,800,000 Sunday 1-5
••245 S. Peralta Hiii Or, Anaheim
673-7300 $1,000,000 Sunday 1-4
CO II DOS
TOWllHOMES
FOR SALE
2 IEDROOI-
950 Cagney Ln# 107 (Villa Balboa) N.B.
S..8-7901 $175,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
•301 Esplanade (Bluffs) Newport Beach
64"-9060 $295,000 Sunday 1-5
445 Gloucester. Costa Mesa
673-7771 $15".000 Sunday 1-":30
* *633 Lido Park Dr .. Udo Isle, NB
759-9100 $349,000 Sat-Sun 1-4
*V'•240 Nice Ln #106. VIiia Balboa, NB
673-8"94 $165,000 Sunday 1-5
1741 Tustin Ave, Unit 20B Costa Mesa
642-8960 $115.000 Sunday 1-5
1741 Tustin Ave. Unit 201B. Costa Mesa
642-8960 $115,000 Sat-Sun 1-5
1741 Tustin Ave # 10-A, Costa M ...
646-4380 $125,000 Sunday 12-3:30
2 IR plus Fii RI or DEi
••2792 Longwood Court, CM
546-2313 $168,500 Sunday 1-4
* .• 13 Madrona (Rancho San Joaquin) Irv
854-2540 $182,500 Sunday 1-5
3 IEDROOI
* • # 1 Gretel Court (Newport Crest) NB
759-6700 $180,000 Sunday 1-5
••#7 Gretel Court (Newport Crest) Nwpt
Bch
673-7300 $195,000 Sunday 2-5
* • # 11 Land Fall Court (Newport Crest) NB
673-7300 $235,000 Sat/Sun 2-5
4 IR plus
BELOW MKT-LG 18R
Condo Nr SC Ptz·Pool ec>•. IUnny, 3% down
M8K. 722•99H
lllT I / .. LIUTlll 4BR femlty hm w/eperkllng
pool. Lg lot. NB 8dloOI
dist. 2037 Peloma Or
Drive by IMn c.11, Bkr
&«-7424 or 548-5844
*BIO CANYON•
Wdt to 10-,_._,,an =~~~
mkt1, 1>&N11. pharmadel Oreetic.lty r9duced 48'
& oth« ahop91~ from 2,,.,Ba. pool ape. MUM.
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S115,000 •19LD• A.B.B.I. NEW USTINOI
645-7656. 642..a9e0 18edlOOfN.. 2 16odt1
W11911TUL Two muter autt•, perf9c1 tor llnv'9 ooup6e. Cape
Cod •'Yte with etteched 2
ear garage. Community
pool & ape. A9kfng ONLY s 124 ,900. DtWla Cappel
831-128e
from beedl. Exoelent ~
Yeetment .. 1 181,000.
Ctlll for dMal'9. ..., .. a1-na
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11r .. 1. S 1e2.500. Xlnt 1181.500. lmmed a..
eond. 141 Seffa Way. LH land aV1lll M2 500
s.45-5408 or 97t-9441 1 0 • m. 1 Pm wk~ d.I: •u ftlM 7pm.lpm M-F 552-37ee
JUST REDUCED l 141K
3/ HI• + Bonu1 room. IDT llY •
Cleen & bright. Seiter UYllll11
motivated. Open Sunday 3 huge bdrm1, 2ba,
1-5. 188e Madagac:ar gorgeou1 pool, pro-
TORELLI RL TY 540-SELL feealoneltY landecapf)ed,
bMutltul o.cor. owner •W ftlM aay1 'SELL IT THIS
Exdutlw ft1ttng 41k 28&. WEEKEND!' 1331,000. ~ 1eoo 111. Avlll Sept Battler FlE. 546-9212
111. S15e,500 Cell Uz -------~27 1a11ue-.n11 1 .. 1 lllT llW ..._., DTl11
M..a Verde top location. 1M n ·--~ '"' blk lo MV Golf CourM. ' -Quiet. cl'llld Nfe llreet, .... lm&Y
48drma, 2ea. , 11ory. n•L~
Need• eome wonc. Way 4 Bedroom. 4 bath
betow market! S214,IOO. 8Mctltront home + two
TNILU IUL n bedroom and beth gue91 * • # 11 Kia Loa Court (Newport Crest) NB •• llU quwtwa. Fem.tic *'-
67.,3-7300 $187,500 Sunday 1-41 atmoet.., f'OOl'n9. Formel Wll'T WT IMng room, glMmlnO
Eutllde 3 bdrm, 2~ bath. pegged Mr'dWood noor.. DUPLEXES Ju1tll1ted Newcerpet& Geme room, W9I ber,
I
paint. Covered patio + femlly room with ~
more For a prtvate lhow-bMm celltnoa Md hunt
FOR SALE Ing call R~ Gulnth« ~~rn:c:-~ 83 2ee t>um-m reno-. own, ,.
frtgerator, dllhweehef.
Indoor BBO, French 3 IR plus 2 IR
414 Dahlla, Olde Corona del Mar
675-6000 $359,000 Sat-Sun 1-5
**429 Via Lido Soud (Lido Isle) NB
64.i-9060 $715,000 Sunday 1-5
dOor9 to bridl petto Md
winding brick path•
through prot .... onally
malnla6ned gtOUnda. s.
eluded ape. red bride
~Ing. Two cer garaga
+ """ cer pat1ttng. V• deep«ate 64~1 c a nt. Owned and
Ho11ES FOR REiil UNF~=.!:::dOME ~~:,:'=-~ Ill Call •tter epm llquldated. Tentftc term&.
M2-5757 1985 apptalaed value. 1115 Essex (3BR Westcllff) Nwpt Bch I S2,500,000. Open SUN-
646-6789 $1595 Inc gdnr Sat/Sun 12-5 lut. larMu IM2 DAY and WEEKLY tt••
S •• ..., __ -IT... etter thl ftnel .-. • pa 111;ar ... , Call fof opet1 houee IC:Nd-*Pool Beeu11fvl. completely r• u1e or may be lnepected
*•Waterfront moc:l4Med ~BR 28A Ml dally by appointment For wlpvt 35 l>Oat doc;t(. turt.._ lnt-·tlon ~...,. **•Waterfront & Pool LC>Ot\1 Ilk• new 1~ & br~• c:";.".. • ...
vGlve address at guard gate out. Exit -Mw. OruUcatty llllH IULn reduced to S4S7,000.
5!~~tE~~r: <~:~~r~~;r,:
Cour1MY to lkolcers
MAGNIFICENT TIP OF LIDO ISLE Situated at the very tip of Lido
Isle, this property has a panoramic
view of the five maior islands of
Newpor1 Harbor and Bay Islands
The site overleolls the confluence of
the Harbor's Six maior channels
making this a premier 1oca11on 1n
Newpor1 Beach This IS ooe of the
few bayfront properties ottering pic-
ture-perfect sunrrses over Newport
Harbor and exclusive Newport
Centl?f
Ow11 a Slice o/
tile t;""" ~I/el
OCEA~ VIEW D UPLEX
f wo larjlf' l n11~ 1h111t produf'f' • 8ood "'.lluJ
inromr in • grf'81 rl"ntel ert e of 'itwpurt
Burh Th .. l p~r 1 o l•r~f' 3 lkdroom. 2
Bath w11h fX'l'ln .. , •• ..., from a ~la\~ l'ndo11t<d
balrony. Thr l.owttr l nil i-a 4 Rtdruorn. 3
Bath l nit w/ a flrf'plartt & lar~t patio.
Addn• 1:125,000.
JACOB.~ REALTY
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FO~ 1Nf0PMATION ~SHOWING CONTACT
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CAUSTIN & ASSOCIATES
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CiHICf es I 6370
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OCEAN VIEW & fl:AR
BAY BEACH
Luxurious near new Duplex. 3 Bedroom,
Baths up and 2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths down
Fireplaces in both Units. Big 4 car garage
Askine S289,000
JACOBS REAL TY, INC.
675-6670
The lot size of the property •S 50
feet of bay frontage with a 144-foot
depth, and will accommodate a new
resident of approximately 9.000
square feet, approx1m&tely de-
signed The existing 40.year old
hOme IS very ltveable
The property's dock wlil accom-
modate a large yacht plus room to
Side lie smeller vessels Pnce upon
request
TURTLEROCK HILLS
180° VIEW
PRESIDENT HOME -IRVINE
-..UttMJ cuetoftttnd home o"'1ooetlnt Of-
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dMf'9. weedlowl. ~unlqueentry encl
,_.... • 11 *..,.. end t ....._ M71,000. Of.
Med .., .... bf OWMf, 11111 Pof1oflno °'·
154-Gl11
OPEN HOUH .. t. l 8un. 12·5
240 Nice, # 106, Villa Balboa.
Two master suites, larger liv-
ing room, kitchen & deck.
$165,000. Quiet & secure, tell
guard at the gate, "Open
House Sunday 1-5PM." May
lease $1200/mo.
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3407 E. Coast Hw1 .• Corw dtt Mir
1J IUlll IAY 11,1M,OOO
Bayfront 38R & 1 BR. beach
comm, dock & tennis
121 IPAL 1111-
Bal IS remodeled duplex. two
38R units
1'81 11111 YISTI 1221,IOI
San Clemente 2BR. oceanfront
duplex .......
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tea'*' & d~ret•d tlPC> onty f0.*7 Oceln-w Sbf '* S1200 pool, no P9't•· U mi. to COAST MUSIC PIANO l ORGAN
52• W. 19th STREET. COSTA MESA. CA
Phone: 842-2851
Guerd glttd, privet• llllllftlW--f/yddblgat:r:kld90.. boh.1100/mo.&46-1131
bMcMt. Pttoe ~ ... llllllUT ITIPITlllf t•63M11 Aot... EXECUTIV( 31r, He,
to M3t.600. 131~. Ownw .. teal mottm.cs on ... ___ -£n)Oy lllbol IMng .. It'• frptc;, OIW Aeolntly ,..
8 LUff8 CON:<>wnr thl• 4 bdrm Pei.mo Country charm, Sbd, "'*'.· . Thie 2 lcim, 2'A llJMI lalapt llM ct.c:orettd, wtcly y•r-KAW Al • ROLAND • Y AllAHA
3bf 2'M>9, • model. Nloe quiet ttreM. 2-..ba. ,.,,, rm, hot tub. bath condo,_" ... T .. cRX~ l ITOBY denlng HtvlC9 ncl ~. U f0t Ownw It puttlnQ 1n,,.. •und eok. A-2 lot. tntry, MCut'lty ayatem, 18". .,,.._,tlr'fW hkup, l 1200frno. 546-"60.
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...., ...... ~·0,..7 ... e-* ~tment "44-0499 r 1 o o r 1 n g . J. • 11 1 n o SS.9,000. IS0-3335 ~~ldtt. on.r.d South Patio, o•r•te. Fenoecs 11tu. "°'* .......... 1334.~,~~ C4IPPtf IWP'llMITl1l7,111 :~ow1n'a o~r ~::~ l1275/mo79M3M. ='ni:'O::.~~
Dramatic tPaClou• 2br I ·~iij\:. All new llltch & •P-131-t298 YUILi. wwna Agt ... 28a '215,000 lend Incl. 4 ~ • · ptlanote/gu. 2 bdrm, 2 LAO 48A 38A '*· Jetty --------NANCY IMBEANINO ,, bath. Beet loe. nt pool, vMiw from Ett1 bayfront. LAKE VIEW REAL TOR ~. -ape & tennlt. Liz Of ct.IOk '3000/rno, yrly. Beeutlful & P""9t9 Ht IHI 'lllll - _ 631-12M or 641-5743 SOUTH BAYF"ONT """' 2BO. 28A CONOO-Petlo
NEW CLASSES
START
WEEK OF
SEPTEMBER 22
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••w _. ~ ,__... 3BR 28A, 1oww duplex. W.-C to 8C Plat.a. pool IT .-J Large aunny lot next to Iha ....,_, ...-11500/rno, wntt. jaeuUI, t.nn11. -..Mi -----------
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Now you can take all claue. i HAAIOA VIEW! park l ec:nool. 3Bdrma, Eltotpt thil prtot and It'• In NORTH ISAYFAONT Mn gym, w/d, oentr•.llr
3bd Canntl wcondltlon-s 2et.to0. Celt Pam Ma1e • P'tm. ., ... 1 1n.ooo. 2BA 1aA u~ unit dtw, frplc. lt251mo yo ur level all for onJ y one low
'"9. eotntrlot "*'Yup-780-5000 or 75 .. 1890 OCEAN VIEW CONDO Clll 7~ 11400/mo, wntt IVtll "°"· ~t3-65CM>433
grldt9, pr'·-ontyf U /llUtfa..,.rt 2bd, 2ba. 911. •••ru. IUATWllJ• NOe'::H2rYFROHT tum LUXURY CONDO 2bd
I price of 545.
'2M.OOO. Celt 780-0238 Hrbt Vu HIM _ Palermo S197,500. Open ~ IUL DTlTI : 18001 A u~r unit den, 2ba, frptc, 2 cat ow: ----•Y 48R. lamlly room, 3BA, Sat-Sun. s.48-"89. GW LOf• ~Realtor poolty ~~:.i1100,:~ I That' a right! Swing. BallroomJ I Latin, Jau, Hustle, Two-Step, all --•• large yard. 1339.000. Prlnc;lpel9 onfYI 87~2 · Of ---II'. 'Jll WITD 759--5-4 7 t OPEN DAIL y 1-5. MESA VERDE 3bd 2ba
CLASSES &
PRIVATE LESSONS
FROM AGES 3
I for the aame $45 I mo. Sip urt 3 bad room lrl·l•vel 1807 IRVINE AVE 1Ma I 1125 mo Inc.Id•' grdn:
wldock. Vec:Mt I rMdy 4 LUil '"1111, 1K • 3BR wllot• of lend Pnla1ala 2117 1845 Labfldof Dr. K.ld• I now at ~<n'~A~W~N'~ t.ls~i c~~~':11~e':i~ea~~ 1225,.000. Agt 5-4S-4289 . YIUIJ ... ..... f ;;; rrom 6di aoo•. Lt pet o.115~;~·ct. Aoi
Julle Hiii e31-12M tulle country kite, l 299K OPEN HOUSEi Stunning 2 7:m~OfnLS2~:0 ~o 2br child flM ptlo ~ -----------I . Buddy's Dance Clinic!
llftl I .I. llt-lllO atory, 2bd, 2'A bath r1 • · wttO:; bd n mor .. t 53Mt91 Agt t.. Raf• E-ttcs. Ml '600'• kid TI7ii.E~~==i:"P.!'--l-'ownhome, numeroue ~~=Gell 7~ 381-Wln _1>91 fine ~ eva1t 8115 ENROLLMENT
TAKEN
' &31-641..v~~-~~~~·
SEAVIEW
1917 YACHT CAMILLA
OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5
Immaculate 3 BR & 3 BA, family
room home. City lights. plantation
shutters throughout. xlnt location
to pool & tennis. New carpet. bullt-
ln closets. custom oak book-
shelves In family room & kitchen,
brick atrium. outside lighting.
Larger yard with covered redwood
patio. Xlnt move In condition Must
see -Wiii not last long at.
fNfur ... Sl47~50(J:-'l--ow · lntull Rentllt YI Cell rrorry 53N 1Vngf TM
lnter .. t. utum1ble loan. llUT WllTllll VIiia fWltllt e7:.49t2 Remodeled 3bf 2be pool
Open 1-5. llecant. Muat UAL DTITI flat 1725 kld9 mutt ... Hel 882. Halyard 4BR 2BA. petlo. dbl OW othereavell 53M191 Agt
5-48-9880 Agent l5W 1 1200/mo yrly. DrlY9 by ,_
OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5 2009 Miramar but do not 1-=----,.-----
LIY9 11 tn. belCtl Vllll d I • t u r b I e n a n 1 • . Remodeled • nice & dMn
Balboa 950 '"'-~ 11o7 818-2~ 128 famlfy home. 3 bdrm -2 I • --v·-1 bath -flnlplece. All utM-
175,000. O wnr/Agt lu J ,._ ll7I c.n.a ~l llu 21U lllel & gardner peld. No 543-7901 5"48-5e11 ua ~ garage Gr.et IOcatlon iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiildRElf sfXMfA!COndO 28R 18X ~a nw Harbor & Bak•'
.... -., 11.• 2BR. 1BA. 3 ml to bMc:h jetty. Front d9dt. W/D I 1250/mo. 556-2271 ·
-• 2 pools, tet,000 hkup. OW· St200 + uu•. --------41 Ullfll m... Pueo C11ollne. 499-275e Agt 173-4082 IUIP 1-.-..0
Tuctc9d In Big Cenyon, • 38' 2aa w/trplc g11ege Encl gar, NMr ttth •~t•cular Condo. 3 laata Au I• MPl'•t• lndry ·.,.. .vi & Newport BMt, peta <*
Bedroom•. 2'hBath•. OWNER MUST sett 911. 11450/mo. No '1>91• aeoo1mo. 5"48-149& ~. An otter. carefully ....,, betWMn ~ ooneidefed. -.-...n ..... 11;1d condo, upper leYel , 84()-1,..., Of M()..7983
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Jeffrey Road at
lrvlne Center Drive
559-S••O
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oPt ......... ,..,. ooo • jacuzzi. tennis. pool. 24 °' 997-~. agt "'" _..,.,, . h ,~ ml SC Pl2. 48R 2-..BA DUPLEX Sharp 2Br Duplex, bMl'll 111-11M .~ ~M to Ar9J>lact, 2000aq 11. ....,,. ltwpr! .... , IHI ltwprt lwk 2111 lnrpr! IMO 1111 C....... ·MM ..,5,.......,, 557-6320, lpm. AYlll&bte August 15 ...,It, wood burning trplc, ----COTE .. ~,
REALTY
t' t 11800/mo. 759--1708 C'· W/D ht!up, No peta ILlnlUITIL . amn...a ... .-T 28A lnS Stow~ retng,
• 1111 Flat reuona~ '500'• oft 95tmo 780-IM2 IYllL llllllATIU 4bd 2ba, YEARL YI I 1325 pool, lndfy tac. Gd IOC, tt" Baytld9 h.. gar cMck Sp1clou• eocutlv• 3 3BR or 2 + Oen, 2\.\Ba. Ao-it 145-3683 !:: ~:-· :: ~S:, *":now.:..,~··
2BR 1-..AX condo. Bo. C•t unique dellOn 53M 191 bdrm E/ald• IWnhm w/2 nrtplece, nr pool. 2 c:ar CUTE 1 Bdrm e..ctl Cot-2bd lb:· avt Sept 1 1200
4 w. _, 7
Metro ar11, 2 car gar. Agl IM car attach gwage. Avall gal-age &. patlO. $1500 tage w/amall yard & front · 2 9drm 18a bootmo.
w/auto opnr, patio, pool, Sept t WfD & "1g In-per mo yr IM. 144-1098 porch dean 1 bt11 to bcfl 4bd 2ba aYI Now I 1000 a300 dep. QiMlwMer pd PIUI 1'1111 Jae SIOO/mo. 5-49-3255 JASMINE er.-2b clud9d Non-tmkr -no •llllT... sa9simo. AGt 751--5080 LIDO ISLE CnMO <*. La Lanna Aptt.
Surround the magnlflctnt o.n. guard9d comm, ten-1>91•. Aaklng 11300/rno. * 213bd 1ba IYI Now 11800 1831 ~U.. -Mgr
pool & apa at this ei.g.nt •eltltt ... " nla/pool, 12, 100/mo, Diana C~ 131-12&1 Cut .. tudlo g11ege, rnlefo, Eutbluft exec 48R 28A 'CdM 2Br t'hBa
hOme In Big Canyon.'Tn. '"kit 1100 64(),.1212, ~r/agt. I·~~·~\:·? wet bit, r9MQ. fnc:d yd. hM. remod, Ilk• ,,.., 5bd 2b&, avt s.i>t ltt~OO ae75' Plll'o .•. anol moat dlacrlmlnatlng .... 3 bd 3,~ be h 2 4 r .-pool, BBQ, vtlfa Incl Only many amenltl... Gndr ~ No '*"' a.ttf
buyer would exp9ci to ACROSS from bHchl flreplace':. w•t 'bar.1~ 1500 tM Inc. $2250/mo 780-e391 BURR WHITE REAL TOA ~J:i.~~2270 °'
pay mucti more than tn. Baeut lnter1or nlnl cond, _; __ ."!'--• TILllllT 111-1111 .. ._. -17~ """' 4
le29 000 Call 75Ml30 1bd, 1ba, din rm, llY rm do u b I e Q • r • l: •. w•-..-r t111•1•1 28' 28' bWlt ~ a.i.aT·Wl-•I 135.000 636-7078 *P9t 12000/mo. Agl 173-35-4 'fr PEHTRIOOE COVE• 3BR 2BA cory, cl .. n A.pt, lerge 2bd. 2t>e. trptc;, I ... NW OWn9tra w/peto' & ~
$398 500 --••u. Nice cottage ao of hwy, 2Br2BaCondo W/DhkUQ houM T<>e>concl Wlltl to bey, canyonvte. Comm Eac: 18R. partly Nm. gar Mo.t ut11a pd m s 1111. QTlTI ASSUMABLE mortg.. new ~ and peint. dbl garege w/ol)4tner bMc:tt, pool & tennta. pool, tmlll quiet com-S1000 AYI now "2~7 822 Hamiton. 831~763 '
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~. Jtl~11~' ~~~· 2BR 1BA w/2 car gar. 1995 Neer atreems & Sl250/mo 839-~2 plex 11075 Available \Ptu9t! 1800 all
Ginny Anderson ~Ar sn.500no agtan~787 bride petlO 1 1250/mo. taltaNopeta5-4t--2«7 Attrdbl 1ux Newprt P9d 1 Aug 23 ~9 CrMt condo ~2:,,:'~~1= liil v v BEAUTIFUL PARK Unique Homee 17s-8000 Dua Pilat 11 l640 flex rent kid kit Fum CUSIOfn 3Bdrm, den, bdrm/bait\. 2 car get. Y"Y ~ 120 c.11 ~~ apple & llCU2 539--1191 formal dining rm High Sl300/mo. Dy 651M221 &17 ~one "C" 1815
644 9060 --------Lovely LG 1br, 2b&. petlO, IPlll lmlf fue nn; cottege. 2BR Agt fM celling. & iota Oi gt... Ev 4N-OM5 Lynn ~tt Senta Ans t f26
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t-4pm. 509 Acada Ave lut ..... ~ 1f entry fr9nCh 3BR 2'.t8A. den, comp! reno¥ New 11000/mo Agt 8H CM11 ~·~· .. .!:'1-7.:..,.Qlf IS
RE. IOENTIAL BROKERAGE 'ERVlCI:'\
Ul lT I IWIY WIH ... ( ..... ooo en HAIT Fii 1111 H00,000
A grttnhouse etfl'Ct IS aclueved Build your own bayfront home 011
through the entry and hving room P romontory Bay Lot 50' x 100' tn·
Includt>d m the home are 4BR. 3BA, eludes a pier permit Possible for 55'
family room and gc>rgt'Ous un-boat and home over 4,000 sq ft Pn
ob8tructed ocea n vww A very large vate t''Ul·de-sac location Only a few
pnvate spa 1s off the h ving room waterfront 10 1.4' :wa1lable m Nr•wpclr1
Maureen White and Ed Fs:ano Beve rly Morphv
PUlllll A FUil n 1121,000
Thts ~BR F.astbluff propt'rty 1s the
largest Lusk built modl'l foatunng a :i
car garage and a big private yard
Great location near c;hoppmg. schools
and recreauon and perfect for a busy
l'("Uve family Coby Ward
Ill OAllll~HH llTTill SIH,000
This unmaculatt• 4BR. 3BA home IB a
real jt'wel lncludl'S beam ceilings.
French door<., cozy bm:k hreplaces, all
surrounded bv lush garde ns. Large
pool, s pa and Km pond Perfect fbr
outside 1.Jvmg and ente'rel1mng-Re-
duced pn~ of $639,UOO and owner
willing to talk' D~nny Bibb and S te p·
hame Grody
PAllL"I lfW UITill 1111,000
Thts IS that special fN?ling home
you've been wa1t1ng to f111d Un-
surpassed ambianu'. detailing and
pnvacy await you at this one of a klnd
4BR and library Big Canyon ~tale
overlooking tht• golf rour.w wtlh pool.
gaz.ebo C\11 Maraluu Ingold or Danny
Bibb
tavtll TUUtaOl-
l lW tfFIRlll 11.0I0,000
Magn1f1('('nt vt'aa ... of tht> bay and
ocean ar • yours from th1.., custom res1
dence Built with thl' finest matenaJ &
qualtty hnuihc~. Lhl' m 11dencE' contatn.s
3BR. 3 ' ~BA. gourmet kitchen,
marvelous ma!Jter lltlC' Un1qu<' lower
level room ongm:illy dl'S1gned as a
IBrge w1nt• ('('llar J.o~n11y i1 !iiW1m 1n your
pool wh1h• Vll'Wlfl~ t ht' !JUn.'lt'.'18 Ann
Peter'<
HIT LIOATilll IEIT flf1fl II 11,000
Bu1ldt>r M v ('(f th1• llt"'lt locations for
lMt' M;.rv,.luw1 2BH 1 d1•n. wood
floor; FN'n<·h dnnr.. -ik yllRht,, formal
dinlna room Air rond1t1oned Pnvate
pool . .i hMt Vl('W1 (.;at1• mmm11nit:v
Ann Pt•tN'~
Sftl,000
Nt"Wf'r lll"Cllon cu .. tom home It<>
modeled N1•w k1t(·hc•n. r hllmung g•d
!try ('ntry add<"ti ltun room lnh
With JWttplr\I{ bi.iy & <X~an Vlf!W~
~parau-family r0<•m • ci••n and fonn I
dlJ\Jng Charm1~ murtvAl'lt c·n ~ rend
bnt>k patio Ae·vn lv Mor phy
IGUI FlllT
RElllHTW./CIMIEICIAL 12.200,000
ApproXJJru1t.e ly 10,000 c;quar feet
zo ned fu r m 1x l'd re 1de n -
t1a l/commernal development On th(•
sands of Southe rn C.ahfomlSaS finest
beach This loc:auon offers a ran• in
vestment op portunity $2.200.000
Hobie Denny and Jan (')(>bdv
PHllSIU PlllT S 1,lll,000
Outstanding ba~ front homl' on Chan
nel Road Evl'r ) y.1d1t g0t.'S by your
p roperty The hunw is perfection 111
det.a1 l Custom fMPt'l''S, c.·.irpe~ and fix
mr~. 4BR, 4BA und dOC'k Barbara
Aune
LOWEST PIUOH llfFRllT H ME UH,000
Three bedroom'>, largC' mastt>r suit<'.
wonderful VlPw from master tx>droom
L1vmg room. dmmg room and over-
sized d eck, 1·01v d en. two f1repl8('(";
Room for 2 boat.~ $:l65,000 leasehold
or $597,500 with land. C.ill Barbara
Aune
CISTll l•E II WHLI CUSS
I UOI 1 1 .. F Hll,000
Architect des1gnro 6BR cirt•am home
Master s uit<' a c with hlS & her baths.
sitting area, f1replaCf> & while' water
t•temal views Roof top tub, walled
decked Large patio off hving room,
fin• pit. barbequt> f{Ot., to 'land Pac1f1c
COJ."t Highway at Prospect Easy oc
~and egress Valut> prlN' $875,000
Appointment only Tom Allmson
l lPAAALLEIYllWI Slit ....
Of tht' c~·:\n, ht\y and city hghts Conn
thl' two mast.er su1te<1, lutchen, living
room and hhri4ry area UM"d brick
wine room with rellar Ot>n w1th fuJJ
bath c"Ould he us.'ti for 11 4th bedroom
Pool s1z.ed yard A custom home that
functions wt•ll for t'nteruumng and
family llViOfl Gayle> Amato
IEW UITill ti JU.Ill OllHI SH l ,HO
Upgradt'<I 3BR :.plit lrvc-1 with beauu
fut back patio nd spa Mogn1f1('('nt
onvx f1repl8<'t.' 1md hnr top. plant.auon
'lhutlt•nc throu~hout S pa 1ow living
art-a with h1~h \'t'llm~ Mo)l.in•• Pmpp
ll&YIEW MH,IOO
S pacious & dt"' 1 ruhlf' "inf( le• 1tory hom
hn'I vaultt'd C't'lhn1r.1 & ~kvhght.A Pri
v~1tfl cummum1v mcludC"i wnnl! &
pool Dcoror t.ur pc•rfc'< I ~ Kf"•at for
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lwc-dronm." 2 , RA H urry. th1. wun'I
la.~t" Di1m 11 Prt •r
tam rm 12200 mo to rno. crpt, DIW & lend~ '~'~ ,,...._., -......,
Cozy 2Bdrm Cottege, 2 UNFURN 38R HOME BAYSHORES ~·· Qrdnr. comm poo1 115f5 Weatdlft 38A 28A 115"
cat gar.. 2 patloe. Large '-1Ced yard, ~ home 3BR 2BA den mo + MC 8"-5197 gdnr/Wtr pd Allf 911•· No ~ flleld $1375/mo. Open Sun IOI RV, available ot--Ot. patio 12300/mo ' ' peta Open Se t/Sun. wvc::&l
1 o am -1 pm . 7 2 1 •ft• lpm, 112-5757. EASTBLUFF 3B.R 2BA 111111 NW lllLU 1115 Ewx ~711 .. ~~ .. _..
Marguerite Ave. Int ...... , H : twnhme Patio. dbl gar. 3bd, 21..tbe, tum '2~ ':'l! I-~ IHAl&ii UllNlllLn ' comm pool. 11250/mo. avlll 0c11. Agt ~2999 " --BeautfM. oteerl latve Oar-
.JI u.. 3BR 3BA TwnhM. XII Wattrlronl HonMe Inc ~ · Ottier'9 crY9ll-def\ Apta. pettoe, dedra. -amenlUea. Pvt, quiet 1• 1 1411 . HV HM-6bd 3b&, 3 cat ger, able dOM to beectl. ape, Sony, "° peta.
S950tmo, lat & lut + • • new p.int, ca.rp9t, oomm II lllllY lllT&L. 28d"" 28atfl · 1740
Cetta.... 2124 d-s> 213-328-7182 BAYRIOOE 2bt 2be Condo pool. r.-peta. 12100 +MC '. ~ -398 w. Whon 131-6513
NeW luxury condoe. §8( BEACH front, lux 3bd Beet view, MC gate, an avlll 9'-7· 7eo-o.M 17• --17M111 'frMell Verde D' lull 28r.
2'..tBa. f/p, apa. dbl gar. town• &mMt Beach, rr· pool, apa, I 1495, lmmacul•t•I Garden....... -., 1Ba Upper. New deCOf.
P•t ok. 2 ml to beh $1195 apa. $1850 851-2300 or 54-80tol780-t642 all 3Bdrma. wllk-fflc:IOMt te 17 dahwthr, lodced garage
848-1844Of142-9611 842-7201 Gall llQllll In matr. 2ea. llp, 2 car le75 No PIO 14()..2415
llL ... T .lu attach gar, kl1c:h w/nook 2BR, den. frptc, tmlll ywd, ,,_ -------
2BR. Iba hM-ger. am PN Jniat 144 ;.i,:;.;;. EaatblUtf arH St400 I nice rH ldenll1I area •PU m&•
yd, laun NI-up, frtth 2BD. 2BA CONuv, S 1350 VIiia Rentu 87s-4912 CloM to ~. MOO mo Santa Alie ~ .. tum Stv-palnt. nu kite fl, 1730 CONDO 2br, 2be end unft Me-8971 498-2581 °' 5"-1471 ,..,_ 424 HamlNon. ~20 nl Univ - 2 car 111, --BIG CANYON HlgNy up. dloe & UnMn 1 8dnnt kll/dlnelte. formal din BEACH COTT AGE. r• graded OoYef Model End Tai a Clean. qulait, wll Mgtlt9d
wl bar 2 palloa ca1h cell mod'6ed. 2bd. lba, trplc:, Unit 2Br+Oen, gar '2500 · Lrg brtte Int.nor.. Qoee llfeSliBftU 1n dl~lllv rm ~ltr et• aky11t•. gar t>ltl to beh. Ownr/Belr 75e:.o708 Entertain In 9'ylel 3Br 38a to frwy9. "'°"'*IG fn1Ma.
wdbu.mer p;Oi csec: ~ 1950 •MC 780 2643 pool • jlCUZ oar newr "" oc Airport a bMctlel.. earth 1oM.-p.¥81' lllel .. __ _..tr 38., 2B" ....., Lrg roomy 3 bdrm home. S700'• S3M191 Ag!,_ *{7 14)646..lleO* · ......,., ont ..., "· ".,.. goff courM vte. Peta<* wallcoverlnga, ranch beautiful Int Wntr Avlllt/1 $200<>/mo Call Al!iSrtmnb •NEWLY DEC LRO 28R
1hulter1, pool, Jee. tenn. $1400/mo or S1900tmo. GH/agt 854-2800 -t'.~8A, patio I gar, dlW,
tM beet rental on mkt for yr1y "YI 10/ 1 846-1945 lndry. No peta. A"911 now
r,~'1r:::' r~ ~~I ... UIYN.... lllffS UITlL. .... ... 115()/rno. 641-2832 ~ W !Ith St 845-2739 HOUSE SUNDAY ONLY 2bd. 2'~ba, den. oo goff 3: 3~"::r'1 Gr= W ,_,. '650 South COllM PIG.a
*OITEllTTll(* 12-4PM, •2 Tahoe. courM. ne'Ct to tennla S2000/mo1>r 12J'Mo-S800/MO 173-0192 °' .,.._ tBdrm, llr, ~ t~:il:~~;,:in;;d~~i :.:::4~:.. 2141 ==~5=1 N~:P:~: 7
::t: 28R I B~~~)~:~:.~D Large~ pool, ~79 ~ PM•
ok S550 tee §A'ft 2BA 3 a;d(, tenoa Lrg 3 bdrm, 2"' bath, pool, IBA. gar Exit cond Avall bedroom Apt Ind t 1825/mo. El •lde 2BR nu:1m 111-IHO yard 2. car gar . lrplc IP• & 1ennla. s 1850/mo I $414>t 3 s 1050/mo, Incl I bedroom Apt .. dOM to 18A, pello, pool, lndry
3Br 2ba lnhm wd bum fp 1peciacular vi..' 1 1100 Call Sue 131-1211 I gdnr No peta. 146-5974 wattr (818) 79~ rm. CIOM lo all
patio, comm'poo1 S10s0 mo 497·1051. 49•-3418 ··~i~~~-W NEWPORT SHORESI 3bd. ,PRIVATE PENTHOUSE
149
E Blly Waterlronl Homee Inc Near downtown, ameu hM 1 ~·-, , _ 2ba. wllk. to t>eh. pool, 308'~ CORAL, 2 BR, 11l _., Ml· 1111 831·1~ 1or renl $150/mo gar ;i • ( 1ennls. tOC> cond S1250 trplc. tundedl, YEARLY
A u 3t>r 2b ator apace 1Br frig' Yrty Vecanl 173-21~ S.IOOOtmo Shown by ltoo/mo .. Elttcs. 3BR 28A .~:':,.Yd. pet•. ,1:~ atow, g•rb 0dlap new fl; BIGCANYONl,GolfCourae OHIT.... appl (213) 2n-2120 t~ ~~:er:·
9qulpt 1111ch 53M191 oov (7141126-3822 ~~;;:'A!~~0~11150 v ~ 2 BR + den •lalltta Pnlanl1 :'i.t~ion
Agt fee O..utlfUI ocean view, ext re 213 431· 7893 S 1500/mo Agt 845-2235 2117 M 17 Orange
EASTSIOE twnhM, like ~~ 1Br · f~ptc, •2 bft._tn Bl UFfS OREENBEL T ~ bfW9 3br 3ba BXLBOX P@Q@W SIA 11l ~ Ml· 11N
new 3BR 3BA. trplc, dbl 4 di, S OOO H C 3 bdrm, 2'~b•. 2200 aq ft med nrep1ace 11400 wltl\ 2'"BA apt, 2 car gar -------
gar, patio No P•I• 96-8278 (213)893-4403 lmmedl•I• occupancy. view 539--1191 Agt ,_ +andk, 11450/mo tVlll IAU ·-
1 1050 Agl 854--0435 Lara•~ S S1800, Agt M()..1529 Oceanfront yMr1y rentals lmmed.131-4t30 ~f~~=~
E'Slde 5bd, 2ba. trplc, lrg Elegant To:nhOUM, 2BR COM OCEAN VIEW from S t800 to 12500 BEAUTIFUL remodel 1bd FURNISHINGS AVAIL
petJo. gar. 8 mo IN. 2BA end vnll Hlghty up-Exec 3bt, 2ba. wld. 3 cat Also,JBR trom S950 Call Nu kite, gar. leun. tctOle •F,.. vtlltt!M
11375, 211 Monte Vlata, graded W/D Inc 1850 gar, acrou trom patk ~~ Prooenlel Inc at from Blly, ~ .,..._ *~ IWtg
142-8193pm & Wllnd I No pet• 756-2200 S 1850/mo, 7~ 615-2232 S950ryrty. 963-5353 •HuGe kttCIMn
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TWO MAI KAI
WATERFRONT CONDOS
Both are beautifully upgraded with new baths and kitchens.
Both feature spacious living areas and decks overlooking all
the boating activity. Both are immaculate.
$550,000 2 84Ktroom, 2 B•th unit
1 Bedroom, 1 B•th unit
OPEN SUN 1-5
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CALL MARTHA .MACNAB
OFFICE: 844-8200
HOME: 975-3588
$449.000
1323 BAYSIDE
S 1500/mo, &50-21 ti. *""*' -~ l * Xlnt tou t ion ecro.. "°'" C*'k *Sorry. no Cl9tt 36S W WILSON
MJ-1111
2BR flreQlace., large O«.*. Co.ta Mell ~ 38'
near be9ct\, Upper 11215 wlttl c:erpor\, tmlll ywd
& Lower l tOH/mo tor chlld . No P•t•
17S-2810 1795/mo 722--1294
BEAUTIFUL 1 ~ llZf W--1· ~pt 1750 28f 18a 1975. '530/mo. Ut .. Incl Avllt
All na~ new aP1• l Ollle. nowt No s-t• 846-431~
CALL Sf5-te06 'llt EASTSIOI! deluxe •u••tt ._hill ••~ ... ~ 1bd 1~. n--paca '715 DIW, tng, 919 & •teri)d
• MCuftty 873-7071 carpot1, Adtla, no ~ ue OMA DESIGNER. FVANl$HEO
TOWNHOUSE
Poo4 & tennll coun. ''"'Mo 17)..()IH
:: 2 Ciwic Piasa, S u it e 100
NEWPORT BEACH 644-6200 Grubb er Ellis
IM OrM09 COMt DAILY PILOT/ SuncMy, Augu8t 10. 1988
SAVE
up to $1350•
Mab &k smart mo•t to Patt Ntwport.
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bffrMm 1partmnh ud t.oW1'°9m oely
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h~. from 1915 io SlatO
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NEWPORT ..
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pat terns
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Collection
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reg. Cell Jo Ill 644412 Part.-41Mt tet ._ .. S-t (71•)141-1256 pevtng I "'**· good La •'f-1111 MENT. CAL~ t~ nvvoo; ~ -7" ......... OLElllCAL C1Mltfted ~IQ & 1 .,..end cM!y. NlotJ EXCILLIHT INCOME lu~g ol ~ wJtrafftf, bo• ..v-. -•-• • PIT -•II• au -et Wlndaor, '1fw Lediee FOf home 111 ll'i'lbtl. wont I OC ~ta. 5-10 3 PC 81!CTIOHAL...()ft wht, 11' good oond. •7t olto. FOJ nMMclly IMr'lne tu_. -... Appw• ltore In Coeta Fol lllb -~ yre up mencMory, com-ldnt oond Ma&, Mllnut .o Hp ...,_ Ml oowt .., 6363 . co. ol ptp,e I & Need •om• CMetmae MiMe. Harbot 8hopl)lng~' penNtton pecg hlOhly cottee&encs-tbta&twnpe .M.' t4000.'1n.&11t '
word 00111lng nee. mon9Y but your "-time ~ °'=~~ ~ c.nt• 546-2622 ~P !~007 competlve, no phone 1275, den tum 2 twn u tr · llMinder ao· MKN. Ol"9e ts1-1410 le llmlted? " you hew ·-........ ~ .._... ._ calla. ~ to: hnte conv IOf•. 2 tbla, deek a ZA' ~ VI gleil9 equlppecS, .,... ...,n.
deta Input e~ = 'cr~oneand .!:: Cl&/llliiUuts ...,,.. Ml I' Mergarlt• Co, Attn· Con-2ctire 1525, t?t-5315. 111 Ill• ... r• llul, deep V, 'ouckiv <*>. ~n:o =~ •Ip s101nu1 and ~ handwriting, P«tOn In OUt Cl--.cf llM FOf Fl ,._.. 11°'9. MuM ttNGtton Mgf, 22082 All-8' Oo6dlbrown IOfa S17t Melea from oi:::ilon VHS, heed, NN =· •--·--· ----
lmmed opening In ad :."~1 c'"':r, ~!~oe ..... ~,f Acf>tier1t•og department. -a.a--have eictentlve cHll •,onto PMkwy, ,Rancell! Comc>lete epc: "Cott• !Ina LOede ol lea. Mata 7, N.8. ocll, &.8114 ·.._ egenoy~dllpt. Ao-9*ti .. · .... ,~ Mutt type 45 wpm, haVe _, ~ handing and ouetomer ante argar ta, ,. Bedtoom s.t'' 1415. cell $150042000. M2-t067 l4toOl°"9r M2'4MI fXCm I PfTCOHO
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wpm good ttamtn• pertence, and a p6Maent WHf. Bua Boye $4.75/Hr. wlbeMftte. Al.SO PIT ANT!OtJE&..MUST SELL 4 male 2 ..,,,... a-A form,..._. 5, fNlnY •-UDO ,. wtltl ....., >Ol'ft ~ & PfOof reedlnci Good Mlairy, con....,,..,1 cMerluit9leptlO!ievotoe: Exp'd, pM Club, wned CaeNer.E.O.E.644-5070 P/T WI...... Pf"nt....,_aofa .. t>uft color 'Ct\emO ""· with tralfera, cond Clar~. 'tutty
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treln. ~ 141-4111. For more lnformat.lon, comrnltalon and good CludlngWknda.411-5787 &MANtCUAE.ST "'-'•fortlleD.-yPlot. -~~116--2111 4tt-M03 rw.olter 17.._.1
!qu9I 0ppt Y ~-~ Clll Mn. T~ et beneftta. EXPEAIENC£01H p~ a Needed NOW! Vf!IY good 4 Hra on Frldey eft•· Ill KrTTENS-F,.. Heetthy .__, (714) 175-8185. Cell Kathleen Olaon for In-PASTA. Salary •tatta opportunity. Rent or noone. $5/Hr • 0-.,,_ •• l llOl.IM tr.in.d 8 -., 1179, NEW ENGINE Ludera 11, reatorecl ~..._, 1ervlew appointment, from 14-Se. Coeta Mw. ~-c.. Judy lowence. MUet haVe r• wtttilc:Mebedl ~ 6-'37-0213 >C.223 ""' Electronb. lmmaoulete deaek:, 2t' U.. fig NII.
STE •• CLEI PWWT &c2-4321eict.302. LUIGI'S 831~ .. 2.,.114 liable traneportallon. cttreS300tobo,759-9291 8c>m/Mnd95a7_.248 prtcedto .... •torO.OC tabernackte fftUt. ~... .., .. _ Contact LIH 8mltll 1'111.. · 6-250-U11·•5411418 ~·~~ , rt... ••• llllT '. FMNon coneulten1. Need 64~21 Ex1 275 POOOL.ES--R-PEOPl.E '81 htrey H " !alpw oe ... °""1 52·
Ir EQUtl Oppt'y ~ MILT fl.IT For Hoe1 & HOltu 111. money? Uk• Ctotllea? 11• Ml-1111 Poodle pt.198, Twvpa, CrulMr Loededl Xlnt or eso-7297
11.00/HR 330W BayS WaltOf I Wattr.aaa tor 8Mllne F..,.,. could Comer Toy, Min. S350 up c:ond W/10' lodle & ting ~ COUPie lonnetty
""" Coeta.....:.. CA ~H Dey, Swtng I Ora119yard be tlle ..... FfT Of RETAIL S75. w~~t;a: 648-2"'8 + ...p & tl'W 64()..5078 owned ...... '..oft KMch.
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Ing etenotctettcat u-cur9te typ691. fot well &42·9920 EOE 648-7 ... or 162-3898 WE'llE # 1 ~ == Cell ~ "*-. toC»i Ii t&r• •T.llYll '°' boet ""*"-'NP*· ~ to Att Com-fNIMI09d, buay, prof ore ..... -... --.-.... FULL TIME d ''""SHIP-... __ I...... quallty, thick coate. Tchle beeutltUlt b 2.41 Souttlll Pairtner8hlp7 tM-6418 mlel6on, end Ctty Admln-envtroment. Mu.t ha,,. ~ ~ -PING & RECEIVING. -Dlrnng rm teble & • cNlrl, 491--7923 OH •Y a unc . ...
lttretton eteff. Morning ~ MC •xi>. frt ore woni '°' T AXJ s lot>by11 T eking appllc&llOne fot App I y I n p. r. 0 n PllPLI all WOOd, 48" w , ... , •beOlvtaty .... be IOld by ..
hour9. Outtee lnctude co-appearance l per-Hotteet new procluc1. Out Coct<tall/()yet• Bar/o.y MARVAC Electronlce 90'', Owtc walnut 1175. •1dc&l lutn.1Mab Aug 18th l.Mvtng ...._ 7111
Otd6nMton o1 .,, eYen11 eonaltty, co benef. CeM people ere malllng It IM;I fooel wattr .... Apply In 1870 H&fbot 91 C M ' We're growing by iMPe Perfect apt Ila 64+-M 17 1111 Cell now tOf bey CtUfae. JET SKI'
tortheetty. Muet beabte Me Sultlvan, betwn 9-4, Call llOWll 873-1520 1*110f1 819 = H• . ' · · and bound• and we need '5500 ObO &44Ml223 to ettend .... break· 752-2272. EOE. low. Laguna NO GOVERNMENT JOB energetic, ambllloue Ofexet Mahogany tab14t iWOJdllketoMif LUOWIO KAWA.SKI 440
failt ~ ,:_ montll. 1••11111... PHONE CALLS Pl.EASEi S18,040 • 159,230/yr, __ptq>le_, like YOU, to join S 150, pedeatal table seo. DRUMS, complete with BOSTON WHALER 13' GOOO COHO ___ ,..... T L-1--'lt .. How"tmna~ our IHm. Immediate dlnrng ctllli'IU5T4', 1r~M. 1100. Celt ~HP~mo40f' t11ocr. 642·2VTS-
to type accurattey, .. ....., r " now to Dec:, hOme petty THE GRINDER I05-tl7..eoGO openlnga exlet at <>Yr wrougllt Iron and tablN. 557·1957 or 648-1572 Cent• tteerlng, tr....,
50wpfn on .i.tno ~ IHI plan. no coll, de! °' Inv, RESTAURANT Ext. R-1580 fot current HUNTINGTON BEACH S 15/2 am/fm •t•reo. M--~ Incl. xtt oond, 12750
writer, and t•• d6ctadon HS GRADS wlA hire Ideal fOf HOMEMAKERS, 1400 Pac CoMI Hwy federal.... ltore tor· walnut cab. S1 15, oil .. -... Al Ki::. cs:n:~~;578!
ol 9' ..... IOwpm. Vaid quallfled HS dlploma ''"kit, eupp!IN, I trllln, ~-Me~ HELPI . FLOWER SHOP painting• S tO·S250. 1111 111••1 _,
Celltom6a drMn ttoenae. gteda, 17 ·25 for technlall ew & pnor. neceawy. Saltalo..tvery, up req SALES('8 hrt/M ) 738• 7818 Paul&. 1U3 CAICktAINd T, I in. CHRIS CRAFT 23' ..,135.Pl!:t {;:. IOc1
For lnfonndon and 11P-,Jobe. Fully pe;d tratnlnQ. 7 ~2~i g~ki~~7 H:,..~~c:".:.fT par1 time, "9Xlb14t tire Na ti on a 1 Lu m b a r nDn•H MT llD Grand. AeetOfed to ong, W llraller. luna tower. SIMOO 975'0740-()eoye
plcetloncomact Ken 0.. Call I00-252-4S5tt0534. call 8:30..epm, &4().2379 promot• from within of· Fumlture for ew9fY room A rate lhowplecel ""* flohtlng ctlalr, Votvo llo, 1--------
lno. CfTY Of NEWPORT Llt'I TALI WllTllllll tertng YOU tlle cflenoa to Cell Judy &41-380e ._ to ~ Value seooGlot>o. poea trade NEWPORT BEACH DOOi(.
HACH (714) ~. "ftllllllll Tiie Loe Angelel Timea E 1111111Ltm move Into ~t. KING bed m eon.. over $25,000 wlH ..., tot cat/1rud(, 64$-8130 Up 10 ~· Motot' b09t ~IO~ IMS., P. Out-'de, up'd. COL. gd Clrculatlon hie-=~'.-=~~t~~ ~~e~ti:-'~1t:1~ We provide on-going table & 2 end t•blea. $15,0008~4:-" Pty ILHTlllUYll&T e~~~:;o:~,:;-'·
15· Equlll a. 573 W. 1 II St, pen time .... Qt)tllil1Q8 223 Marine, Belt>oe lelend ....-~· eftte. ln1ervlewa Wiii be Great Cond ~8 Grand Pleno, 5'2" Kaww S11 000 Snode 873-2050 N9wpor't beet dodl \C> '° cA ~ ~· :=record. Trft~· mar1tetlng Program l\el ApptyatROCKOS. ~toaeeletOUtcolot training and grMt ben-black. modern S250 lSurreiy t()C) Cocl*1aJI crer
Opponunlty~. CoetaMeaa fOfbright "*gietk:aa6ea plant apeclall1t at held)' Grand·NeenyMW-Muet • 48', no llvHboard1. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifi=~· ~ to . WMTall Sh.unao_QJro.t MOVING! Bdnn Mtl. i.! -P-.. call GLS 12'.. 52 E~ 35 Power om, 842~\2. earn S5.00/llr. '7.00 Full-time, ParMlme. ~M. c.a Dorothy M-F goNO ctllld1), couCti/ToV9 ..... (714~2008 hp. recondltlOn.d. trl. t--,.-~-----.,..-
comm-.ion for aech Nie Grinder Rutaurant 8.~ 873-2281 ~pm lampe, cnah, end tbla, anchor l•cketa etc SUPS AVAILABLE • N A •1 bl and qu.itty for our et-536-tee.-21002 PCH. INSTALLERS ror toilet 19122 8'ootchuf91 din rm wl twtctl, dinette Gui...,,.,,.., thealre ctlrdf S700 obo &48-4083 Slz• 25', 30' end 35' Pen1n1• OW ¥81 • 9 1 ...,..._ ~ • ..-Hunt•-1on Bc:ti I I d (CnrofGerllekl) Mt. portable Jeez.. rm Ol'gan. 2manl, tullped .... , C.U 642~ r ......... .,.._, .. ~· ""' part t on• an I C-HUNTINGTON BEACH divider•. M18c Item• All '#int cab, L_..._ ...... r. TROJAN YACHT DEMOS 9-5pm. Moft..fr1 wNctl lncludea medic* cenorl••· T 0011 and -...,.. Reduced I lmmedl
COYWtge ltlen talk to ua llJI tran1porlatlon req'd. very e~~4nab l e l mini S2500obo 545-3722 1 Sa6el 3 tuttyorequlpped ~~~ JC. tnu,enatMa CAR R 0 tJ TES today. FOf en Intel-. Iner al 54M110 Coeta M... II TIOllL Kk'nbell conaote P1ano. 11 I 13 "*-eaprw 1.,..----~--=-:-=---
call 114-540--0301. *lllVlll* MllW.... LlllER OakwallunttS150 Otnene S1199. Lowrey ConaoM TROJAN YACHTS WEST Caa,111/Trailtu
E•rn Exlr• Ca•h IUL DTATI UL.II M•Jor reprograplllca ~ &JCCWful women need• Mt 1150 Piiio lurnlture Organ $1900 Both alnt Marina del Rey M14
Need a cflenOe? Juet 11.,,_ euP91Y co., IMklno drtv· C<•tlW women to train I SUPPL y llC, 1200 Cell 751-6486 cond. Must Mll 87S-1867 I 213 827-4550 1474 xpoao 331 Ci: X
For Del/very Of Thi• P•per Ing out? Wwit to become ert, M/F encoureged, for upending .,, and Q..BED S75, hHdboerd .. urm ~ ~73-H .. '!!? MotOf Home. 33K ml, 440 _ ................ ,? ....., FfT ""· Co. belwftt1. .a--· ti ..... ..__ Call T .. -d..._. •· ..... $10 """d demutc love C NC ., .,...,., ~ """"" -.. o .,..., .....,._,.,. ...,Ofe you Plea1e bring current .......,.., ing ~-· ,,. ..... enc.,. vvr • v-PE AH. W/BE H, LIKE .,.,...... -... -· ' ._,
do M1'hlng c:all Eldon at OMV. Apply at 2~ Aeller Me-9774 PEOPLEI :'!':·s:c.. :~ ~blcl'l~t NEW,$750, &4&-3298. •-Jl IM'-"ll.a eQUlpt, deluxe Int, Ct\Me, HUNTINGTON BEACH
FOUNTAIN VALLEY
INDEPENDENT
759-4830 and find ou1111 A C M a 1-S _,..,._ Equel ()ppof1unlty eu .. ' ._ p/1, pl b, ~Ing jecka. 2 MUT WllTDll v, . • 1Wn _,_ ..... PlllDIM EmplOytW oak s 15, 241·9580, M·F. li~ltl NEWPORT 38'.f op m roof ate urnu, UKW
ANSWERING SERVICE FHA/VA dHlred. Top 5 30·9, Wknd• aft 9, UKE NEW MOUNTAIN l 04MMd NB ellp. ownr Onan gen. lelend bed. II.AL DTATI All Shlf11. Swttcllboerd Mlary. Mlary + bonul + SERVICE STATION ROOMEY CHEST ot Draw-BIKE·21" ONLY '250 1ran1. ~t Mil. U 2Klobo I 58', *· kncn w/rntcro. Operetore wltraln . beM1t1a. Advancement ATTENDANT .,, & Outdoor Bar·&-• H-546-3Ut o-533-6116 M 73-N58 c.ntralvec.ewnlng,Mlctl GW 8:30em-3pm a Ora,,.. potentlal. Cell Gary A. perlencedl Appty In pet· Que &4().S448 W-213-546-2622 tlraa Mutt be""' to.be yard: 1.01 Avocado AV9. (714)1551-3448 '°" 3t80 Hatbor, C M 1•' Vaoet>oftd with H~ eppreclatedt 138.000
Ste 204 Newport 8Mdl MEN and WOMEN (ag.-lllfP• IUll SOFA·PLAID 8 FT PEUGEOT PV-10 tan<W trtller, mulll-<lOlor 080497•222114t4-4111
17 .... ) ~ .. ,.,., PfT .. _F ... ••M-tP.. VERY GD $80 Vltu1 lreme, Weinmann Nill. C1U1tom COV9f, Kini I ,81 ST •RCna..-T TrUT Apt Maneoer ~ w/ex.p ~ .,,. ,......., IO ............ " .. ., ... LG COMFIE CHAIR NEW brat<• 1 yr Old ......... cond mull Mii $1200 .. .....,.,_ "'"' Deliver 1 day a week. No
collecting, no soliciting.
Must have dependable car,
truck or station wagon and
IOI' beeutltul 30 Untt Ger-aerw with Ille Caltfomla no exp MC, 14/hf PIMM ' ' _.... I ' Trailer. gd c.ond, 4 dbl bda ~ den Apta. CM. Salary "AIR" Nat~ Guard. apptylnpenon $80, 213-592·59H ~· $400, 837·7918 0 80 963-3959 tumeca. Mdg, nmlng
...al.nm +Bonut+~ Ho peta Ho ~ neceN-800KSON TAPE ''" u 11 ~.... .... •LASER• 96&-923e114&-72:27 ~n!"!! CdM &42-4914Wkdyl 10..-~o~:..~ 729·~·-::~.CM r Ban:alouno«recflneri58 EXtEtON StrQinO a .. l(~~ cond,N,.~ =· ,;:1MILEY Tendum AHi
.,.. ttore, l\U CtMted lii&t•ltmlfl a lrade. Many career Bridge c:tianeno« com-cNne,mdlO,lllnVre-080,Caa 646-8071 HOI' .. T,.,_, UCllll9nl ,__.....,. f FIT pfT Or "-~~ .. ~ "' "'6da to ct100M from " HIPPING & Receiving puter, (2 Of ~ ptayere. lurbl9hed '395 080 Celll oond. new peint, tlrea. ..,.......-.... or · • ange """"' · ·-" ...,_,,._ .. ......._Fri 7 .. ,. ~""'" Ilka MW $100. "9-1862 Dwain. af'I 8c>m 722-0473 ·n ISLANDER 36 l 04MMd Ilk* pl&t4e. etc U500 ~. Mul1 be poaltlonl '°' Ste-you quellfy. Must be HS .............. ~ . ~ -· Ree ........ dll oeo pp 64~
outgoing I tmegtnetlW. tlon wor1t $5/Hr +. Cell ~eel OI' eQUfValent, U.S. S.4.75 hr lo •tart Ben-EVERYTHING mull go· ft ttrtl tMk/~ ~.!k & -..,,.---=-,,,..,---=,....,..,.--.
insurance.
=~ ·~: ::.:. Peny en 3i>m 64S-5780 t~tzenA~-;::: ':.:; ~ire'.1"~'(M:to ~2~~~8~~ ~~:; ' ' .. , llolty eote Ha-sio2 PP jAa':1:.eq1=0~
Benefit•. For d9talla call • ...... M iiitary Training and ~etlng guitar 13501080. Fl.. KloH 31%1 ScrH n TV Ce1 20, deen, gOOd con-cere. tic. Exit COfld Ask for JoAnne Craney P.-.onnel ~ N9wpor't • -PIUlll V~tlonel Sctlooi. .... ••••El ...., Cher UHS HIFI VCR wltunef. H9W 13500. w d«lon, Dana Potnt lllp I ~""'
CALL 842-1444
'!!!~!!!!!!!!~!!~!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!~S:ta:tJonerl==·==':200==: e ......... I ~~ ~=:~ ::r~~,~~~ v=!: I 1500. Cell 497-4M4 '300055 ~2~ •t11•J1Jel/
,j Reglet• now for lftort end training program for NOW AVAIL.ABLE 1350. Cannon TSO 35mm fr!!!l!!!!tMa CATALINA 22' ~II '93 Jne•1 •II
tong t.m IObe""' O.C. graduating Mnrcn and Energettc peopte needed camen with 185mm liiii.ili111J fif f UMd Nttl'e, w I"" "rl UXiCO wmona: iM
FU
SUCCESSFUL
CIT,ZEN
How much will your son or douohter know about business when
applying for therr frrst full·time 1ob ? Plenty, if he or she hos ever
b..n o newspaper carrier Through route experience he or she
i• already a lop ahead of thetr clossmo1es. While they oll
master ideos, the boy or girl with o newspaper route is able to
put them to practical U$1. Business? Comers leom the basic
I.om the bostC prin<tples from the f irst day of starting to deliver
newspopen They buy of wholesale. sell of retail, make
colle<tions, keep their o wn books, and deal with people face to
face Carriers quickly find out that "profit" and "Ion" ore
more than textbook terms
The benefitJ of manog1ng a newspaper route ore on equofion
for o fututt successful crt1ien. A great number of today's
promi,,.,,t men and wom•n started their public carMts as
~per carriers. And they all vouch tho1 a newipoper route
gilfft a boy or orrl a head stor1 on the future.
Boys ond girls 10 yfl!O•\ ond oldt'r who moy be 1nteres1ed '" rovtt>
wor~ should con1oc 1 lh11 Ou1ly P1lo1 c1rculci11on di>por1mrn1 r>I
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330 WEST BAY ST P.O BOX 1560
COST A MESA, CALIF 92626 ,-----------------,
Yes, my «>n/doughter would like I
information on o Doily Pilot route I
. I HIStHER NAME IS _______ ,
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airport Mu.t be~ colleoe ltudenta For ap. to conduct • Marketing zoom $250 Tappen 800 hll'"""':,cMl!wt"'PIPW-•~· ,,_ ..... _,.,,
dable w/gOOO ,...,~ po1n1ment1 to iMm more Sludy for 111e Ofa~ w a 1 t m ·, c r ow 1 v e 7' Fl8EAdUss &;;gfi;, .~r·· ~ ~~~'7'.!~ x~ motor~~~
TAC Temporary s.rvtcea about our progr9m call• Cout Publllhlng Co. s 2 0 0 I 0 B 0 M I k. good oondlllon. towing ~ obo, -....... w c:aaee, -·-4500 Cempu• '124 COSTA MESA~ . NoSelllnglnvolved 441_.904 ayeS125/0BO 780-9554 t1•• ... •&1J1 I01111, ... t. tank, $450.
852·H24 (714) 979·7383 P1eUan1 l>h<>M votca • ·s· S"' .. D•.y ¥>· ----1se-1221 °' 543-3345 t ----~ lllf-• • """"" " Great o'nlt«/dayN ller/ ONTARIQ..(714)983-2319 mu•· no ex,....,..--\~ re--Expr ... orulaer, loeded, ciaa1 racer CIH n & 111111211'11 cu11ms RIVERSIDE· quired Ideal for home-8x 10 wltOOI ehed, drip eye 7 •"""' (714) e5M791 makere, lllgll t cllool & fan. S300 ? &4&-4063 270 ,,,,, mere eng, aound cond With 0 B 1 ,500 ml, .....,.,/obo
OP"llng1NowAvallable eenlors, COiiege etud«lll 260HP. me~;tra1. $3250 080 759-9291
Earn extra call'I lor ~ 111111 wum & moonllghlerst HC>Yrl Hawaiian PLUMERIA $17,500. 759-H/5'&8·5488, W/54&·7285 VESPA PZOOE 8200 ml 'mJ~~ H~~TI~~~~ Calendar/Photo Swlon•. Monday-Frld1y 5·30pm Ptan11. 5 & 15 gallon eae, -1 cuet 2·lone S>iit. ctwome:
VALLEY INoepENOE .. NT 891-eeo1 for lntervt.w 10 9:00pm. Saturday Flowef• In bloom CALL xlnl cond, x1rM, mutt_. 9:00am to 1·00pm Slat1 &4~5 , S1350obo 4t4-4282rMQ
Deliver 1 day • Week Ho llTIL 1111 II.Ill at S4 00/llour plu1 John Wayne tennla cfub
COllectlng, no eoffcitlng. L.cfy Pfefd. Hre rtex. Wiii t>onuMS Private deak & 1 tem "*1\ber91llp $500,
1 Must 118V9 dependabl4t train S..mgral 21002 phone. cH u11 attlr• l inc11raneterr..e21.1S03
car. truck or 1tat1on Pacific CoMt Hwy, HB Home wor1cer1 welc.ome 1 Of' 2l3-865-5211
waqon and lnauranc.. FOi' lnter-Aew call Mary
Cell &42-1«-4, a9k lor ...... ~ after 5 30 Mon ·Fri or King atze waterbed w/6
JoAnne Craney 'WR •• '" 9-3 Sat at 642·5e78 dr1-pedeatal w/lldbd
YAMAHA '7t 750 Spedel
GrMI cond. 17 355 ml
SI00/080
7SMH1
CASHIER Full time, Available In lrvlne arM THE NEWPORTER S30052~t~1U~and
mature pereon wlll train. S300 to seoo No collect· RESORT with ltl QRAND I ~ . IALEI I LOllM
Appty In peraon Marvec Ing. 3-4 "°"'' 1 day reopening hu the loltow-U14Mrs • ....., ....
Elecironlea, 1870 Harbor Monday tllni Friday after-Ing po9itlon• 1vallable Memb er 1h 1 P s 2 5 0 ftU.111111
BIVd. C M. noon. Saturday and Sun-•Food & Cocktall (714)8'0--0888 I 1118.1 OAWI d 1 y morn Ing . C 111 SeMlrt NEWPORT BEACH DOMESTIC I FOREIGN
--• &42~333• a9k for KIMI •Bar1enden Tennis Clut> Memberlhlp SPECIAL GAIAGI SALi RATI 18202 BEACH BLVD. •na~.!!!'n •p;• had !2~.~· s1so TH1s wEE1<.11 Pay ONLY AIU /line. CALL 642.5671. 11•1-...1• .,,_ ,. ..., vv7• Transfer 87S-3208 ~ & It i~; ,, now taking applleatlon• ..... •Hoet-.a/CU1'11•1'9 •t•H-
f()f a f\111 time cul'ller. 330 . Bay St. •Room Servkle Perleci fOf apt froettr• lal.Ma blad 1111 Cetta.... 1114 Puts MU Mu1t be able to t9k• re-Co1ta Mee&, Cfl 92828 OrderT1ken lyr old trig 1250 Frig·
epontlblllty, energetic ;Ir Telephone OperelOf"I ldalra 18 cu f1 upf'rQhl Irv dlRAGE SXLE. sOQbXv SAl-SUN 10..-1 1fl' flahlng ...... 1&11.
Ind friendly. Mother'I la llllf AlllTll •ReoeMng Clerkl $75 .\pl 11 elec dryr, ONLY. Aug tOtll, M boat. gr..,,houM, an-POLISH ONCE A YEAR
1 growing company and ParMlme at emell ocean· plugs lnlo 110 Onu llpr 106 Collln1 Av. Balboa llquet. furn. deelgner WOl'tl Ouar. Don 754-435.t
otfere many benefit•. front hotel In Newport Muet llave t·2 yr• ax· eota S75 ot>o 875-4203 leland TV'•. bootct. toya. t1brica, kitchen Item•.
PIMM apply al: 225 E. BMc:h. 873-7030 perlen<le. Apply In perton POWER EDGER S lOO. misc l'loUIMlhOld fteml clotl'llng 16 yr1 of hoUM-4 ftt1J Drift/ J..,.
I 17th St, Coetl Mee&. Mon.Fri 8·30-12 Noon, ~ mower $50, pwr CtrtH ••I •ar '122 l'lotd30good1 •• !..1eMVu1!!,1e111 N3I
DECORATING SALES l~~.,"",-lly11. w•m·~o·"' ...... JPaerm~rn .... ROdtf, lo9N B. 1 t07 laWTI vecuum ses. wash· ......... ••
..... _.. ,.. """" vv .... 8 esfXTt SXLE s ·T & SUN .. ~PM If you Ila,,. a fte.lr tor dee:· ... 1 111 ..... t er/dry S 145 ea 646-'104 .. .-
& -pa 1• _,., ranec><>. •••••ttl ---Antlq~. llnen1, t>oolC• LOTS OF GOOD STUFF orating en)Oy working Rm & board & ellowance " TEA SERvlCE-SILVER silver, Sunday Augu1t 10 7~ ALLEGHENY
w/peoc>le, WI are looking In axchg for ci'llld care. Ifft Tiii ENGLISH SHEFFIELD ,, om 9 . 3pm 19 1 e NR BRISTOL/BAKER
f()( you Fr• training, ftell ( 7 14) 5 4 8 • 8 2 5 1 or Mull be acubt cer11fled LARGE 8 PC. 1375 Tahuna Terrace Irvine ~t ~r,4~~ IOf (801)649--MOe Oen/Kim Wiii train 873-3830 1 9~9-S385 Terrace COM SA TISUN Good UH d , .. ,...m wum Come ... Come llQh Comel YALE FOAKUF'l 3 et age Moving Sale Sat/Sun I ru::bl~ "·~~~-n=-... Tml Ao-18-M totakeper1 1n t>uy ·lnc:IUllfled mast, •K lbs cap Like 8 30·• 215 FernlHf. 135,,,FtowerSt lnalley
Eve'• & wtcnda. To an... paychology axper1tnent ·-----.ai ~ new S.cr1floe IOI' qulCk CdM Furniture, plan11
pl'lonea, pertodleMty thru lor coMege ~. 1 l'IOIK "'"_..... .. .. 5'&0·5286 dlstlel & much morell TRUCI< llH 1001 boa. ~'!i~. ~c:::. =· :931.'o s 150 per liiBUffi Mil C.•t•••n Mil Wicker ariuquee. mlefO. ::. :~"':;. =· ~;:~-350 12' c:l.
1tge etvdant. Study wt111e I llT ~ APPLE 1 le bootee. CIOtllel bike A Sat Sun 9-6 249 Albert Pf 4 M 500
yOU work Calf 847-4730 Pert time UI 111·1111 Grn mon duo dr t ~ ml«: 721 Narelaeu•. Sat· IHt. 1Mc1 1141 ~ ~. i ow::! 7821 Reynold• Ct H B YwtllJllc ...,., rem, euper Mrlal card. urday & Sundl y !>am l5850 (7 t4>862·5712
U -.i.a.. 11 ft • ..._... d S1 000 "~ • 1124 SAT 6 SUN MPM lllftl, /T NO SELLING I • 2 Cllrkl ...... .. ~v': 8~745 . • ~·· "' 19092 BUSHARD DODGE ·n ,.,. Ton IOf'O M/F. OMV pr1ntout ,.q, needed to vetlf'y , .... SI S tce-mek• Ilk• ""· -Lby mr,. CM ...... 9M~M39 bed, ~ kif to.. poeat~ of becomlnO phone 0tdeta. Hourly. 5yn S300 nnn 720..()2915 HITACHI HM3719 ROB couch. corner bed . Wicker 10,,. ... , 1 10 low ml~ tlke ,...
full Ume. cteen I neet ap. HQYra IS:~m~t:OOpm. HEAVY duty wull· Anllog mon 19·· 3t D P . mower toy• a mlec wicker rm dtv S20 ,_.; S40-52M
peuance, for eppt Sal t 'OOem-t:oopm For w tdryer Excellent cond t024 • 800 ,.. 33 3 khr 6'1t1Sun 9-4. ee2 Caollal llM1'-aothea S5 & 1o ,11 ----
t0.2pm, call Vlrgtnti or tntervt.w call t<en. aner S500tOBO 842·et4• hef. IOflij*• S1200 call IUIUUl -u ,._.iry 1 50-S t 'oo. 'It 11ml Timm
CM1 722·7023 5:~ 6422 5878. IMV9 mMNQt David 8 -8754 "°'•counter S200 etore '"· 4WO. >Ort eat>. 4 e'tt
, OAK COMPUTER OESl< Anllqu., lumtture, lawn rMke 145-S 100, t0ng tbl "'10 Irene, A/C, "'&V ~r--ir-"'.'"'"r=" 58" long• 28" h!oh ~•. 10 epeees bike, 1 10 uu d c lotlllng whit/wide t1ree, pwr door
• 28" cMieP. w/lloll '°' lampa. rldlal arm MW. S 1 00/ea, oval tbl S 10, loek•. l>W' eta., am/Im
ceblt& & P8'>9' feed. HS m\ici'I ;nor•. S1t~Sun AM gl&NWlre, pie frttnee, lltrto c:aaa, tllt whl
evenlnga-875-4898 ONLY 2040 Paloma Dr CUh regllllr S150. lie •3005300
( t bttl wwt of lrvlne) 78· 1800 Courier Eng 111
FrM It f 11 I022 MOVING AH ltorll 1 1 175 bM' minor. U-S 10, !Free t o good home Chrl1tmH •upplle1 & lampa dl.lhea $ 25, henQ,
FEMALE AUSTRAILIAN Cflf1 Item• Way below .,. 25 '°' '50 van wtn-SH[PARD 644·36~ wN>lel< 957 0303 dows S201•. ~r1aln9
Friendly 1,_......, ~ ---..... , ANO MO,_R~El-.r::CT'><·
good hOme Sl!Wr ptty. Mite ttern1 2024 F'.otral l~rt IMc~ l
loY9t llld1 646-4n& A.,. Sat-SUn I am-4 pm AnFr9dlO ge.r KnWd
W / .... a&I REFRIGERATOR, Sear• 520 S200 l enTed\Cen· ___ .. lku 11 Spac4tmHter tury 21 SHS K~ nmt •11,.... • 11
ne9ds work.I l350 obo llllY P•Paa 'f'llll\ ic• maktf I 115 mike. etc. HouM tlold 1 wtta old dyl/25 ... 8990 Kenmore microwave. I goodl, ~-~~~~ y tv/~nd 642-4951 $uMn CQm., ~-• _,.-DI 1arg• ~H. near new bf.,._,_ ('W 1-,.,o..,•0000~,..!-aA\l"Pli....,Vll!lflll!~ ottiH hflhllt SI S 1 1983 N ..._ ~-• ...,,., .,., MM "'"'
54-t!12
• • ... -1 a.a.a7 tlmt 4 lug, ftll 200 Salee Rec> aquloment a cond ~ I penel 4 .,aip11t _.. $Xtmo t O.ttun• 1100 eame>tea WOtMN dence 9')d. cuetom C*n1 ~ '5!§K ATC H<>"Oa 110 u 19 & 9W!m"4W, Pum DOC*.1 owner. S3600 P'
LEGAL FILE CABINET $195 8A2·~S9 & m SatlSun t.-3 '5CMOSJ Or ~ tltl
'80/EA 2 CHAIRS SAFETY ota-. gtcwea t807 A"t.,a Cir Al~,
83 t °'498 llMitlng S)fottction, rlln· Sat I ll a Sun 1110 104 Cl1116n IMI G"A~HIC ARTS, ~ we " ' d a e I t n e r 1te1e le l!nllt•
I tlble. cllalr ceblMll 1ung11 ..... 11ercycle , llMttlO Furniture ep.. -. , .... '11
llglll. •IC 8 argaln1l furniture Sat a Sun pllenc:ft "' Cuti ~ ""'"'a Q.,... I CAS .. ONl.YI ~'7347 10-Spm 1162 ~,,, t100 Pott Br.i~ld U)OO.,. Ms.at1t
• c,;
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vw 7 1 Bug, ~. 10t< ml
on reblt eng, "-radials,
good ~ 11800 Call 675-~ 15-4
YW tlJ 1 CAllPf" ~111engin.,S 1800 obo
Call 240-,074
BUG VW 78 white ~
V9'tlble 48. 000 ml ,,.._
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IAVINE AUTO
CE NTER
714-951-3144
800-428-7 485
FORD '13 Thunderbird '83
Turbo eoup., chafcoel
gray. atJctc. 111n1 c:ond.
17000 obo 673-7170
FORD ESCORT '82
Hetctlt>.ai-Alblt eng, r..-
llr•. gel t>oOy, 11900
&46-"30
1985 SEDAN DE VILLE
$13,995
l wll -lallMI M«s JllllWI
1984 CORVETTE
$14,995
1983 COUPE OE VILLE
$11,995
I tr "" '"'' Al'" ..... 11~1
te>p/llrM, l /C. ,5500 000 ----------• BUICK FORD MUSTANG '76
V6,141IO,pe,pb,c...,50K
ml, out1tandlng oond. s 1099. e-057-1091
1982 ELDORADO COUPE
MBZ. 7 I 2m.f 3 5 CPE,
completely r11torid.
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" "' f Pl'l C.ounty Clerk OI Of "''O• <,1xmty on July 7 19Ml
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P\8.JC NOTICE M.IC NOTICE P\El.IC NOTICE
FICTITIOUI IWl*'H 92691 NOTICE TO
NAMl ITATl.•NT Thlt bu1tnen It c.on CONTftACT09'8
The 1o11ow1ng peraon1 11• dUC1ed t>y 11uat>1n(.I a110 w1te c AU.IMO FO.. atoa
doing bu11ne11 11 AJ Donald C. hrqul11 l ,,.~ 11' Stlloot Olllrtct N,W
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"' ,,_,.0 .,"0 oerM>nt ate Scott S Hu~rd M.IC NOTICE MAINTfN.ANGf 1,;,.~ t,.J_. ... ,.. •• T1111 a•etement .... nieo ---------P11K.a P11111 ere O<'\ ,.,..
Q O"AMK'. Hf Al TH £)( #II" 11141 Count~~ Of Or FICTrrtOUI .Ua...11 Purrt.etlng Dept ?~8S 8
p< p,fNr.r.s 11no New 8t'(j4 C.ounty on Auguwt 8 N~ S'TATl.WllfT bur S.llflflt CAti• ...... CA
..,,,,,., .-,,, .. , Suite ?OS tll&e The lollo-M 1126:18 r 1o;O "" ,. -C.••' 112706 nM2'1'1 ng P41'10n• .,. N(Jfl(.I I ') HEREflV _, c dOll'IQ blJllnMI ..
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FICTrTIOUI •UllN!lt
'NAMf I TATl.MINT
n."' tottowtno pereon• ere
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""'i" C.0t1nty '" July 14 1111111 ,,,40M
P\8.IC NOTICE P\8.IC NOTICE
FIC TIT.001 llUatNlll Pl.I• Drive, Sult• 111 · New-ducted by an Individual •noe County on Augue1 1
NA• I TATEMINT 1 pon S..Ch. Calif 112&e0 E111 M Kretnef 198& '
Thi! IOllOWll'IQ peraon• .,.
1
Janet OenleHan end Cato 1 Thi• 11atement wu nt.o '1t-
dOlng .,.,.,,_. ••· Dllllellan, 20811 Skimmer 1 wtth u ... Cwnty ci..-ot Of. Pvbll•'*I Ofa,. CoMl
SWEET HE.ARTS. 2718 Lii Muntlnoton eeec.n. C.llf enge C.Wnty '"' July '/I I 0.lly Pllo1 Augu11 fO 17 24
Sandpiper Or Coete M.... 92646 19&0 3 I HIM!
Call! 9.,11211 T1111 bu1lne11 I• con nt41MI Su3l9 5cll4llln Entetpn-'"' dueled by nu.bend ano wtle Pubtltltl«l Otenoe Cout ----------
C.eulomte 27 18 SandptPef J-1 C>enlellen Detty Pnot Juty '17 Augu1t 3 P\lllC fC>TICE
Or c..011a M•H Cell! Thl1 atatement wu "*' 10 17 19118 11211t'8 ' wttl'I IM County Clertr o4 Of
Tt111 1>u1l11e11 •• con-8llQll County on Juty ''
Oucled 1>1 • GOfpofltk>tl tllM ~~>lld M Sehelln Pr..i-Publllllled Or1111Q9ni:
Th<I l1lt~t wu llled Deity PtlOt Jufy 27 AUQUll 3
Witt• the County Ctetti Of Qt. 10 17 1118e
enge County on July 2 1
1986
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Pu1>1teneo Orange Coeel ---------0.•ty P!IOt Jut1 27 Augult 3 "1CTTTIOUS llU ... 11
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MA• ITATE•NT KWONOO CENTER 2000
T"'41 IOllowing pereon1 11e Plac:AOlle, Coete ...... C..
dolno 1>11"""' .. 1121121 WllLAICH ASSOCIATES Nertn Sopllen Thong,
1 C.,.,a111am Ct ~ 2170'2 $611 Sida Lil • Hunl·
Baac.t C.aUI 92lle0 l"i!IOO 8Mcll Calif 112648
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e..c.11 <.aJll ll:IMO "•"" S Thong Wtlllam Kr.In 10 WtflOed Tiiie llllatnent WU lltecl
t1U7 r •hi llo0740 Pl&.IC NOTICE Werner Av• Huntington ,,,., ,,,,, .. fl() to "' cw;
,fCTTT'IOUI llUt!NEll r "" llvllllHI a c.011 a..cri Celll 92~ 7 TRtC T wlll rec:.elve up ro
DUDI IC NOTICE HALL-MARK PRECISION Su '177 __ r_._. ___ . ___ 22116 Pacific Av. Unit l
,lCTTTIOUI IUllMEU Coeta MeN C.ttt 92821
r•ut;to,t 11<1 '>••no-c.o .. 1
D•ny P!tnt Jvly 70 27
Augv•• 1 10 1986 rr.K>t L,, ~t 8Mctl with the County eten. ot Or-
c.a111 9:18'SO enge C.ounty on Jufy 14,
.. ._ ITATl.llllENl <l..i' ,.,., b( a ger .,,., pen FICTTTIOUI •u...:11 Thia t>utlllet& la c:on bul not lllet then 1tl8 •~
The IOllowtng pe<ll(,rlt ••• •1tttn1r. NAME ITATIMINT due.led by en lndMdvel 1111.0 flmfl t11ate<J Olda ""
doing l>llllnell 11 Lrt..Vfff! "ethloMn WMI f"'41 IOllOW!ng per90n1 .,. ROfleJd C 8-II.ii •w•rd ol • ~tree.I loo
Furniture 130 I (..'Ir lurt ,,,,. •1•14'mflnl MU fifed 00111g bull-u MAIL Thi• 1181_,I Wll llleO ..... •bovfl prO!f!t:1
POOllC NOTICE
91vd GerO• r.rov4 r..IA wt!~ ""' (,11untt (.~~ ,,, ()r BOYES ETC USA 4521 -1th the County Cler~ 0 1 ()f E&1:ll blddet mu&I tvt>mn
91204 itf•Q" C,r,.,, 1y '.>0 July '" Campv1 ()rive lrvlne CA ange Cpunty r;,n Augvtt 1 wlfh _-ti bl<:I r,.,.-111~ or
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Augutt J 10 114,,&
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ol it.a r.c.ntrer.t end lhalt ooi ----------
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'Tl ~t s TAfET I IMITEO Pl&.IC NOTlC(
PAATNFi.5HIP • (,eJlle>rnle -,-tc_m_IOU __ l _IM.l_l_INl_l_I_
l lmtl.O P.,1,,.,tlllp SOS NA.-l'TaTl....,.NT
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rl(ltl•i4 Mel'>9vl11 JOii N •C'J03 (.(,eta M... Ctlll
R11,..p11t1 Oftnge Cillll 92827 II~~ Hlfll H w.--i-oer
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t11;t;.l'!d by e 11"1119d pel'1,,., M"" Calff 92927 ,,,1~1 r1111 bu•l~H 11 con
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enge (,uu111y .,.,, July 14 wtth the COunff CIN!( of Or 1ffllll I~ CA!inty on July 21,
,,14'11 1111111
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AVQV•1 l 10 1988 Deity PllOI lvly :.>7, Auguet 3,
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'ICTl'TIOUI llU .... 11
NA#'I nA~WT
Tiie I~~~ 8fe Ot>l<>O ~,,.. ...
Wf.$TFAN AUTO l EAS
INO l-4 tO t.4~'1hur 8
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MerAr11lur Blvd Suite 4'40, Wllll the County Clerk of Or
IMne Cell! 1127 15 ange County on July 'l 1
Devtd K Lamb, 1M52 1118e
10 I 19118 Pml.JC NOTICE Su-J4~ ----------
FICTITIOUt llU ... H
HAMe ITATl•NT
Mec.Ar11'1vr Blvd Stille 440 I nl.-eQ
1Nt11a Calif 92715 Publllh9d Or-noe Coaat Th" lollowtng petM>ne ate
POOllC NOTICE
Jl)hn M tner 18 5 52 Delly PllOI July :17 Augulll ')
M1t.Ar1llur Blvd Sulla 4.0 lO 17 t986
FICTITIOUI ltUllNIH dOlng bvll~t 11
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191111 n1..a
Pvbtl!IN!d O.enoe Coal•
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Ntg~ CA 92& 77 1128'7
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