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Home My WebLink About1986-09-10 - Orange Coast PilotWEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1986 Ir~ine -rejoins 'freeway Planners "' . . Council submits proposal for woiiktng wit h other agencies on two new routes and said they wouJd etao the roads lotroducina the new freeway plan. refused to describe the oew plan as a without Irvine's participation~ Balcer said, "rt is my fervent hope that compromise. . But at Tuesday's council n\eetina. at the conclusion of this d1scussipo, He said the new proposal "is about councilmen David Baker and R~y Irvine will be back in the mainstream findina a strateaY that all five city Catalano unveiled a modified oftransporta~on planning in Orange council members can support. so that proPOsal to allow Irvine towqrkapin County." . , . for tb~'first time in a decade, we'll all -BJ PHU. SNEIDERMAN '°' .............. , . The Irvine tity Council, long divided over plans for three new south Or.nae County freeways, -d~ cided unanimously Tuesday to rejoi11 other cities and the county in setting up routes and funding for two of those treew~ys, the Eastern and Foothill With the Eastem-Foolhill ~'"Y· The "I cenainly welcome them back as be pu1Jina on the same rope: in the corridors. plan ati)I muit be appro\'ed by agency a participant," Oranae County Super-same mrection." • The rare consensus was reached memben. VlSOr Bruce Nes~ndc _said today. The Eastern freeway 1s expected to tw~ f!lOntha aftC1' a ne~ . council · The council took no action r.qard-"for the most part, J 'think we're an run. nOrtb and south, pa.raJfel to the maJ_Onty P~ pre~nd1tlons (>n in• the third fr~way, called the San acco~." . : Costa M~ Freeway. The ht&hway . Irvine's pltticrpat.1on 10 the freeway . Joaquin .Hills Comdor -which is In .:JuJy, Nestarlde had branded would link the Riverside and Santa projects. Me,mbcn o!. the joint-aoverned by a separate agency. Baker Irvine's pre-<:<>ndiuons for ioining the Ana freeways. carrying traffic in and powen ~nCles o~eriseemg the_ ~ said the cou.nctl is more strongly agencies as .. lncsponsible. • out of the busy Irvine Business way.s rejected tb<>IC. me-<:0nd1t1ons divided no that highway. -----1'4---M...,IJIY:,1 4DMlint. UtaJa_no-omtJfex. The Foothill freeway, desipec.t 10 serve arowth in area.a farther IOUtb of Irvine, bu been propoted to nm parallel to the Santa Ana f~y. near the northern border of Irvine ~nd connecting with the F.u1era freeway. • • Under the new ptan. memben of the joint-powers aacncy would ti»Q- s1der a more northern· route ciuTyiiaa the FoothiU fftCWJY ·.farther away · from Irvine and coone<:tin& at the southern end to the LtJuna Freeway. The plan alsottie>uJ'ates that Trvine (Pleue ... ev1N&/A.2J Riot panelists urge later date . forsurftou~n-ey. Kathleen Kennedy Townsend, daughter of the late Robert Kennedy, IS among the women who won primary elect Ions across the nation./ AS World Three women were re- ported killed by Israeli · jets that attacked Palesti- nian guerrilla positions In Lebanon today .IM Food Transform convenient foods Into culinary de- lights that taste great and re good for you./C1 INDEX Advice & Games Bulletin Board Business Classified Comics Death notices Entertainment Food Opinion Pollcelog Public notices Sports Television Weather A9 A3 A11-12 B6-8 A10 B8 AS C1-10 A6 A3 08 ... 0elff ,,_ pf>OlO by Nld Soula B1-4 AS A2 High-flying swingers Three boya coald.n •t eee any reuon to let c~ler temperatara and the atart of K hool keep the m from havtni a •winalng aummer day at Coeta Meaa •a TelVlnkle l»ark. 4 commissioners absent, . accused of-playing politics By ROBERT BARKER OfllleOel!J .......... Huntington Beach City Coun- cilman Don MacAlhster charged toda) that planning comm1ss1oncrs were playing politics when fou r of them failed to show up for a mcttmg Tuesday night on a number of downtown street changes. ·The four no-shows resulted in a lack ofa quorum and the meeting was postponed unul Tuesday. "They·ve come up with delay after delay,'' MacAl hster said. "and this 1s disconcerlmJ. I plan to get to the bottom of this. Th.is 1s the first time in eight years that this has happened. "1 find 1t very odd that on 60 days be fort the clcct1on, they d\dn 't bother to show ur· .. he said.' F-0ur o the .seven commissioners arc seeking election 10 the ( lly Council. Planning (omm1ss1on Cl;tairman Tom Li vengood. one of the three members present in Cit}' Council chambers (four are needed to con- stitute a quorum for an officia l meeting), said that he is embarrassed But he declared that nothing 14as premedidated. He said com- m1s.s1oners Mark Pon er and Frank Mirjahang1r were on vacation and another. Jean Schumacher. wa'l Ill. A seventh commissioner. Golden West College history profeswr Rick Rowe, was away making a speech to the Huntington Beach H1stoncal Society. Commissioners John Erskrne and Grace Winchell showed up as did Livcnaood. Rowe \aid 1oda' he madl' the comrnnmcnl s~·' era I mnnths ago .ind bcl1e\ed that he uwlJn'1 get ou1 of1 he ohlig.a11on Whrn he \l't up 1he 1alk. the commi'i'iion 143,n"t -.chedukd to meet th1'i "'erk The meeting oomlxd out atkr aboul JO people utmt' to ( 1t} C ounc1I chamhc~ T l'ln 1\111n ca mera'i alc;o 1,1,-ere 1urncd on for 1he meeting that nC\Cr143S T opp1ng the agl·nda nf 1he spcnall) calkd mee11ng \'l'rt' heanng" lln aligning and widening Walnul A.v- enue hct,,ct•n \l\lh .urd Lake strccl'l. ix th m.·et bet1A-l'CrV'Pac1fic Toast Highway and Orange '-\ V<"nue. pith Street betwc~n Ornngc -\venue and Lake Street: Orange A venue between 1xth and Third str~ts and l..akl" Street between l\tlnnta >\venue and Car race heats up in searing desert that 'sreallydryonelection day PHOE:.NIX -Thert• arc many ways to get to this and city. but Tuesday every road promised its traveler a sweltehng trek acron thc dusty margin, of the Sonoran desert ROBERT ·HYNDMAN Thrtt-d1g11 temperatures arc com- monplace at 1h1s time of year and a bncfthundershowcr. hkc the one that deK'Cfldcd twrc Monday ni&ht, doc'!" tittle to keep the aJr cool once the sun Third In a 11rtl1 pops up over tht' sq'61.roa that~ valleys bcty.,ee n the fauhblock inoun--parched throats could not be rchcvcd 1a1ns. by a eold bttr at a roads1dc cafc or To add funh r annoyance t0>the 22 restaurant. cntnes "' •i.,, week'\ Challenge Tuesday was pnmary elcct1$n day Ammc~ ~ ·" c 1hc dnvers' desert· In Arltona and state I~ prohd>its tht sak'21 alrnhol nn \Ulh Ila)' 1mtal 1he pollc; close-at i p m ~'lpltC such 1mnn\en1t'Ol('\, lhe Newport Beach 1eam, led h-. Hill Halhda) and Jun Ra1lq had 101' to N- cxc1ted about whrn th('\ am,ed at the Hohda\ Inn here tollowing the first full day of dnv1ng on the Laguna Niguel-to-Atlanta trek Not only dtd thl'Y have the chanct' tQ rcfiOt' th(.lr "use the ~hole road .. dnv1ng teehnique on open roads. the}' found at lea'lt one ,1anific~nt shoncut that they believe already puts them in command of the ra~ In the tin> Amona to,,.n of Salome. (Pleue tee CAR/ A2) 1 Co tincllman Don Mac Alllater Pacific Coast Hi&hwa> The changes fiavc generated con- troversy with landowners who fear they could lose up to I 0 feet of their (Pleue .ee 8TUET /Al) nls Commissioners say La bor D ay weekend attracted rowdy folk By ROBERT BARICER OI -Oe11J Nee ._ Huntington Beach should continue 10 host the Op Pro Surfing Cham- p1onsh1ps despite the Labor Da) weekend riots. bw.."Change the datr1 so 11 doesn't OCCIJI' on a hohda) ~cck end. members of a recently formed co.mm1ss1on said Tuesday. · The event should be moved a week or two after Labor Day to min1m1ze threats of a not and the b1k1n1 and skateboard contests should poss1bl) be eliminated to dampen volatile environments. panelists said . RJoting erupted on the last da) of the Op event bt1t surfing enthusiasts apparent!) didn't part1c1pate in at- tacks on poll~ and other '1olen1 act1 v1ues. officials said. \\ l' 'till want 10 have lbe tour- naml·nt ·· ~ayc)r. Bob Mandie said. V. c JU\t don't want the recurrence of a nut When it's held on Labor Day, e'er; bod) looks at 1t as a place to go. 11 ~ ~ \porting event It shouldn't be trt'Jted as '3 happening." The comm1ss1on, which held its lirn meeting T~sday, will reconvene on ~pt 23 and Sept. 30 to view '1deotapes of the event to. cir.amine police conduct and find better ways to manage a hostile crowd. More than ~60 office~ from throughout Orange Count}' were marshalled to control the crowd. estimated at I 00.000. "It (the-commission) has a positive attitude," said City Councilwoman Ruth Baile). who's also a member of the panel. ··111s one ofwanuna to look at all ram1ficat1ons " Pohce (apt 8111 Payne. also a pant11st. told co~-gues that" preliminary invest1g.a11on indicates police handled themselves properly. But the probe of pol ice acu v1ty won't (Plea11e eee RIOT I A2) Local freeways OK .as ~-nu~lear routes By PHIL SNEIDERMAN °' .. OellJ ..... IWt California Highway Patrol officials .. hjlve decided the San Diego. Santa Ana and Costa ·Me..a freewa...s through Orange County_ are aP.. propnate routes for transpon.at1on of rad1oac11ve materials. despite nbJec- tions \01ced h\ officialc; from Irvine and Laguna Beach. The ('HP tonducted I I pubhl hcanngs earlier this y.e<ir rt•gard1ng proposed route\ for shipments of radioactne inatl'nals rnmari l~ <;pent ful'I rode; from nul kar power plants. A.I a Junr ~7 heanng in 'an1.1 ~na Irvine police I 1 5am >\lie' ato read a k11er trom the the city's mayor. asking the < HP 10 drop the Santa .\na. San Diego and Costa Mesa freeways from the statewide sh1~ ment plah .\!though regular shipping of spent nuclear fuel mdc; t\ not expected to ()("Cur for anothC'r decade. Irvine official•." chief con~em 1s that sh1~ men ts on these highways would cross dense!\· populated area!> H o~e' er. ollic1als conceded the lh,rnce of a dangerous accident 1s remote fht· main source of rad1oact1ve ,h1pmentc; near Orange County ~oulu be the nudear power plant at (Please ffe P'RltEWA Y8/ A2) Mes a'sgeneral plan freeze ends Friday; study still incomplete By T01".Y . AA VEDRA 0t IM OM!y ""'°' I t.II l ll,la ~k\J.\UOC-H'ar 111•11.lt\ll 1,11' on general plan amcn<lnw nl\ \'\lat> h)hed \11 the c11\ could n.'\ 11·"' 1hc lanJ-uw document, l''rwn I 1d:1· Ho"'l'\l'r ut~ plann1 r -,1 I rclughl~ l'tght monlh' ,I\' • rl l·omplr11ng the rt.'' 1c" 1h,11 pr• ' J h d 1hc freoc on Sept 1 l '"''I ( onseq ucntly. the ( "' \° 11un1 ii " \.Ons1denng a plan tn prou'" '111111 rl·c:uests tor general plan 1mcn<1 ments, while turning llha' dWa\ until the rtview LS firush.cd.. lxl:l\~Ot frcc1es on cons1denng \Ul.h .imcnd· mcnts can 1hrow a wrrn1 h 1n man' Jn"OJeCt'i The monuorium 14a\ ,•.,1ahh\hl'll ' . ,_ -~·' \ . . la\t H·ar to give the council a chance t11 q·rhaul 1he c 1t' "general plan, a ~lurpnnt for 1turdin~ < osta Mesa .. s (lffl~lh Ru1 hefore thr free1e took effect, tht• t It\ rrce1H·d a \mall flurry ef \'ljUl''''; for ttem·ral plan amend- H "lt\ \rphljth "' ~rrr 'uom1ttcd (or • rl'I: ma1t•r pm1t'l t<. north of the 5an J)1cgo rr('l'~'" t\~ll tll \\h1ch arc 111111 11ndet1_tn1ng hl.'Jnng' l>C\.t'ltlf)l'r < J \cgcrmom & ';nn~ tt'quc\tt"d ,m amendment that would enable the ~.ompan-.. to build a 32-· 'ttOr) 'lb \Crapu · near liarbor Roukvard-The Ill-fated tower fell 10 puhhc protest\ enrhcr th ts year. (PJeue eee Qgl'fERAL/ A2) Jury selection for murder trial opens R\ PAl'L ARCIUPLEY OI -0.-, ..... 1'9111 Jur\ ,eJn t1Pn ""'"In open toda) for the murder 1nal ol ,, former college Jdm1n1\trator ''hn allcgt"dl}' shot t6 death h1'.> cx-l41le out'l1de htt El Toro hl'm<" in IQ 4 Donald" [mil r>aw'iOn, a oneumc 'hmff't deput) has pleaded not g.u11ty and not guilt by reason of insanity for the Ciept. IS. 1984. murdtr of Dona MayO.W10n. He 15 hnna hdd v.ithout bat! at <>range Count\ I 11 Thr fomtt't ll'""lant dean at \addlt'back Community Colleac aJ. lr&t'dl) armt'<l h1m~lf Wtth '"'0 aun.s, '<''era I ho"e' of ammun1t1on. a ~t of (Pieue eee WU"al>Sa/A2l . ·----------..... Orangt Coa1t DAILY PILOT/ Wtdnnday, Septemb« 10, 1988 .. KLAMATH FALLS~ Ore. (AP)- 'ho Air National Guard jetl. wm amnbled from Kinpley ~ this week to Identify an aircraft id}ich tarnedou1 to be a Japan Air Lines jet, tbe Air force said today. Tbe plane WU idenllfied b1 radio • JAL Fli&bt 36 from· Ancborqe. Alulca, to l..os Angeles before the Phantom F-41 took off, however, and the million was turned into a t.rainina ~~. accordina to the Air Force. -rbett was no in.tercept at all," said SWl'S&t. Skip Wileman, tpoka- man for t6e 25th Air Oiviuoa at McCbord Air Force Bate outside Tacoma Walh. JAL futbt 36 hadn't provided he Nonh American AetOSJ»iCC Defente Command with I flitJ!t plan ud WU watched on radar off the coast or Washiqton for about six minutes Monday afternoon before it was identified by radio, Wileman said. The armed jets we~ ordered aloft after word came from lhe 2Sth ~ Diviaioo I.bat an unidentifed aircraft bad been aiabted OD radar, aid 2nd Lt. Sarah Raufrna.n, spokeswoman for Kint.tley Field. "We never actually had contact with the aUaaft." Kaufman said. "They weren't even cloee enouch to have anythina show up on radar. Prior lO tettina that clote, WC did ~ive confirmAtion of what k.ind of aircraft it was and that there wu no threat .ii\ volvcd." RIOT P.ANEL URGES.DATE CHANGE· ••• ham Al be .completed until a crimina.I in- vntipt1on is wrapped up, he said. • Payne said an unruly crowd at- tacked police after officers arrested a suspect who allcacdly ripped the tops and bottoms of bikinis from ,women near lh,e'tournament grandstand. But other people, clairrtina to be at tbe riot •\epicenter," said the women removed their own.bathing suks and that it was alleged police brutatity that incited the riot. Police officers came under a sand and bonle attack, the lifeguard head-~uarters was damaged and police 111d hfciuard vehicles were burned. Dam; qc was estimated at SI S0,000. About 30 people were i~ured and 13 arrests were made. Pohce said. they may arrest up.. to eight more suspecu who .bave been 1denulied an videotapes. "Once the burnina stancd," Capt. Payne said, "anythina shon of force wouldn't be effecti.ve in quellina the riot." · He said field oom.manders rejec;ted the use of tear aas and fire hoses becau~· "it would have just moved the .c~owd to other places and the riot probably would have escalated." ST.BEET WIDENING. IRVINE ••• From Al From Al propeny for street widening. The street modification is required to accommodate additional traffic that downtown redevelopment will generate, officials said. ~---'°-.:-r.acAlhster Slid tOday hC6Clieves that planning commissioners are allegedly delaying redevelopment in etTons to wan the suppon of re- development cnocs in N9vember's elections. Four comm1ss1one·rs Livengood. Erskine. Winchell and Rowe -are running for the City Council. ·rm very concern-ea -that the Planning Commission is tryjng to serve two masters," MacAll ister said, "being advisers to the city and attempting to become City Council people. It's very difficult to do." residents must be allowed to vote on the Eastern and foothill freeway plans after environmental studies are completed. · Jryjnc bas collected m million in new development fees to help pay fOT'the new freeways. But it has not aiven these funds to the joiot- powen aaencies because of 1 court challenge. Ultimately, the city is expected to generate $100 million in fees for the new freeways. Under the Baker-Catalano plan. GENERAL PLAN FREEZE ••. Irvine would be allowed 10 withdraw from-the agencies without penalty if the California Supreme Court dec"'es the fee plan must go to Irvine vottrs. From Al Still pending are requests to enlarge some previously approved com- mercial projects b} more than I. 7 million square fett. Senior planner Perry Valantine said the necessa~ repons and en- vironmental studies for the proposed developments took staff 11me away from the gt"neral plan update Valant1ne also noted a staffing shortage in the planning division during the last yea r Aside from some research by a studeni assistant. full-time work on the general plan rev1s1ons did not begin until July -almost a year after the moratorium was set. according to a report b;. Valant1ne ·1 o tree up the staff. planners suggest the Cit) be selective in processing future applicauons for general plan amendments. "What we're looking at is to discourage as many (r~quests) as possible, that as, those of a lesser sign ificance," said Don Lamm, c11y development services director. The proposal calls for the planning staff to periodicaJly give the council a list of requests for ~eneral plan amendments. Co uncil members would decide which applicauons would proceed in the hearing process and which would be put on hold. A (!ouncil date has not yet been set for considering the proposed pohcy. Because of the withheld fees, Irvine has never been a votina member of the freeway agencies, but iu represen- tative did participate in the plattning process. Baker said he will press for Irvine's admission as a voting mem- ber even though its fees cannot be paid until the court challenge is resolved. Mayor Larry ~n. the council's long-standing critic of the freeway plans, said he was pleased the Baker- Catalano plan requite1 the new roads to be apl>(oved at the polls. "In the final analysis, the voters of the ci ty will have to decide whether the package is worthwhile," Agran said. MURDER TRIAL JURY SELECTION ••• From Al handcuffs and a length of rope and waited in his ex-Wlfe's home for her return from a boyfnend's house. Witnesses testified that Dawson fired at least 38 shots at hlS wife. hmang her six 11 mes. Dona Dawson. a nursing instructor at Saddleback Communitr College. died the same day at M1ss1on Community Hospital While in CtJstody. Dawson wrote a wall and cut his wnstand throat with.a razor blade. Dawson. 45 \ear!> old at the time. nJeaded not gu iit) to a sing_le count of murder v.1th special circumstances. meaning he could face the death I penalty 1 f con v1cted. Last June. Dawson entered a second plea of not guilty by reason of insanity. Sut>Cnor Coun Judge David Carter appointed two psych1atnsts to evaluate him. Because of the second plea. jurors. could face two trials. If the jury were to come back with a first-degree murder conviction, he wo uld face a second trial on hi s sanity. But 1f Dawson were acquitted or found guilty ofa lesser charge. such as second-degree murder or man- slaughter, the second trial probably would be dropped. attorneys said. "It's sort ofhedgjng your bet." said Deputy District Attorney James Enright after Dawson entered his second plea. ,..If he were convicted low enough -lixe manslaughter -my guess is they'd drop the second pica because he'd be held less time than if he were convicted under lhe ipsanity pica." Defense attorney Ron Brower said 1f Dawson were found guilty of manslaughter he would recommend dropping the insanity plea. CAR RACE HEATS UP ACROSS DESERT ••• From Al a road was taken that team na vigator Waynt" Stanfield believes tnms at least six mtles off the freeway route more popular!}' traveled to Phoenix. It 's shortcuts ltke those that racers hope will lead to a victory Sunday in Atlanta The Challenge Amenca Race 1s a test of how well drivers can read and follow maps and directions. Speed 1s less important than navigating, for the one who gets to Atlanta an the fewest number of miles -not the shortest amount of time -is the winner Race officials are adding six daily checkpoints to six prev1ousl) an- -n0tmced -evemng stops along the 2.500-mile route to .\tlanta to more thorough!) test the nav1gaung abil1- ues of the en1ran ts. who have come from throughout the l rn1ted States and England to compete. !'iearh all the entnes have collector or \ intage automobiles ranging from Bentle}'S and Jaguars to Model ~'!<. and ( orvettes. Halliday, owner of a Nev.port Beach men'scloth1ngstore.1'>dnving his 1949 Chevrolet Woodie 'itation wagon with navigator Sta nfield Both are veterans of the popular cross- co un try Great Amcncan Race. Baik'~ is dnvang a 1936 Packard sedan with Pa ul Balalts riding shotgun In ad- dition. four more team member~ are followillJ in a motorhome and -w,11 rotate. Wlth Bailey and Balahs 1n the Packard. _ (Although they're dnvmg as a pair. Halliday's Woodie is compcung apjnst other postwar entncs while Bailey's 1936 Packard 1s in the pre- • war d1 \ 1S1on" MAIN OFFICE • t , •• ,.,. f\,l'f • \ v .. . ' VOL. 11. NO. 253 ' While a studious approach to map readingg~s far 1n finding the shortest routes througll· an area hke western Anzona, ll also pays to chat with the locals. At Tuesday's first mileage check· point in Parker. Ariz .. for example, a state em ployee hired to inspect fruit cross ing state lines just happened to mention he had a brother who lives in Atlanta who would be happy to discuss the quickest route into that cit y on Sunday All you had to do was walk up and start talking about the race. dis- covered Ed Lohrbach, a San Juan Capistrano architect who 1s accompa- nyingThe teams As an expression of good will. Bailey and other team members have been distributing souvenirs as they pass through areas. Bailey, a vice president with the homebuilding Wi lliam Lyo n Co .. ha s packed hundreds of caps emblazoned with the Lyon Co. logo for d1stribu- t1on to people throughout the nation. He also was seen tossing Frisbees out windows to luds playing in the Phoenix suburbs. The discs carried the logos of a planned community Bailey is in charge of developing 1n Rancho Cucamonga. Balley also was the \UbJeCt of a bnef roadside interview with a video crew taping the race. As the crew admired his 1936 Packard, Bailey offered to attach small American flags to the two thin poles attached to the front bumper, giving it the appearance that FDR himself would step out of \lle back seat at any lime. As the videotape rolled, Balley attached the two flags, grinned be- • neath his sunglasses and cowboy hat, and announced to the camera, "I'm proud to be an American. I really am." All along the way, the unusual cars have drawn stares from local folks as well as passing motorists. Jn Salome, 75-year-old Harold Pettigrew, who owns a cafe with his wife, took one look at Bailey's Packard and started chatting about the vintage cars he owned when they weren't called vintage cars. And in downtown eboenix, school lcjds nding -by on b1c.ycles would shout "That's a baaad car, mister;; Bad, indeed. "' Today's first checkpoint will be in Silver Ci ty, Ariz. Then it's on to El Paso. Clarification \.\. ~S ii l '1(.iTON ( ~P)-In a news \lur;. Jhuut thl' lir'>I release last week h~ thl· at1onal .\rch1ves of tape rl'uirdings madt O) the Ni>.on Wh11e I loU'>l'. Pn:s1dcnt RKhard M . N1iton "a' quoted as trlling Rabbi Baruch KorfT tha t 1f \.\.atrrgatc charges against hrn1 wen: true. "nobod~ "ould h'l\ e to ask me to resign -I "ouldn't ,erve for a month." The Msoq ated Press story should ha .,.c said that a transcript of that recording had been released in July 1974 by thL' Wh ite House and that nc\\-\ ~tones at the time had reported 11n thl· KorfT tntl'f\ IC\\ Detly Piiot OetlftrJ I• 0U8f'entMd Justcall 642-6086 "'"".,., , •>Oe• .. ~ ..,., "'/;' I' IV. 1 ~.t 090tf o., • >00,, c•••a.•0r•'r"' ';!.,::/ cno. •"' o. What do yo u like about the Oaily Pilot~ What don't )OU like'> Call the number above and your message will be recorded, transcri_bed and de- ""ered to the appropnate editor. . The same 24-hour answenna scrv1~ may be used to record letters to the editor on any topic, Contnbutors to our utters column must include their name and telephone number for vmfkat1on. 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A~t Alfpotl U ·25 Nf'W n~~""" "° n SOlllllwelt lattoellallty 6:) •3 - FREEWAYS OK'D AS NUKE ROUTES ... homAl San Onofre. Irvine officials rec- ommended that San Onofre ma· terials be shipped south toward San Dicao, then east on lntentate S through lea populated areas. concerned a state highway near Bakenfield. .o.mmendauoos but ultimatel has little authonty over radioactive ship- ments, which are pnmarily governed by the U.S. Department of Transpor- tation and...14e Nuclear Regulatory Comm1ss1on. llnterstatc highways, under federal junsd1cuon, have been designated as the first-choi ce routes. The CHP proposal included both this southern route and nonhem routes throuah Orange.County, con- necting to the San Bernardino Free- way. No changes were made in the proposed routes through Los Angeles, Orange and San Diego counties. Ctf P spokeswoman Susan Cowan Scott said her department plans to forward its ~mmcnded nuclear routes in November to the California Office of Administrative Law. Staff members from that office will review the legality of the plan and will probably issue the route regulations an January, the CHP spokeswoman said. At the June 27 hearing. a Laguna Beach city repf'C9Cntative also asked that the Santa Ana Freeway route throuah Orange County be dropped. Scott also pointed out that spent fuel rods from San Onofre and the state's other nuclear plants arc now being stored on-site. Regular ship- CHl> officials annouoccd this week they bad evaluated information col- lected at lhe statewide hearings and had made three modifications in the radioactive shipment plan. Two of th e changes were in the San Fran- cisco-Oak.land area and the third Scott said that deleting the major freeways in Orange County would have required "almost going back to the drawina board because those are big. big changes." She said the CHP makes rec- . ments from the rlants will not begin until the federa governmenf estab- lishes a remote nuclear disposal facihty by the late 1990s, she said. Until them. radioactive shipments through California are rare and usualfy in volve research centers or nuclear plants in other states. MOst women don't ever need to get bent out of shape. The straight truth about osteoporosis. The baJ news 1s oc.teorll'rosb i.,, not curable.-Thc.- guuo news 1i. it may be preventable. AnJ 11 <er· 1a1nly is treatable. But only if you sl raighten nut your life!>tyre now Were here to help. We're the Women s Health Network at Sa nta Ana Hn .. pltal Medical Center. To get you started out right. we're ntt-enng OSTEOPOROSIS SCRE ENINGS. 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North r atrvtew Avenut.? SHn tn And Criltfornia 9t>·706 II E A I. T fl \\ ()I{ " \'''"'""'I ti .11tl I .,,~ ------i---' Foreign aff aira ... session pl~nned Grat Deciaions and the Coastline chapter of ttll United Nations Auociation will present a discussion session entitled "The European Com· munity and the United States: Friction Amon, Frie nds" Friday at 7:30 p.m . at the Park Newpon Apartments spa. . . The ~tint. which is intended to educate me{Tlbers of the tponsorinf orpnizatio ns on cuJTCnt affairs and foreign p<>licy, 1s open' to the public at no cha~. For more informa tion, or to resister for attendance. co ntact the Park Newpon spa at 644-4664. Penonn~l problem•.eyed The Orange County Council of the American EJectronics Association will sponsor a human rcsow:scs luacheon Thursday at noon at the Re&istery Hotel.iin Irvine. Three locaJ human resources profesaionals will discuss personnel substance abuse scrcenil)p. 'Jlhe cost is $20 per ~rson. and r,eaistration~s bein& iakeh · by Patti Manzi al 85'1-ll 33. A .. Spectrumotion Wheeler's Fair Day" d e- signed to e ncourage bicycle communiting and promote the formation of a bike commuters' club will be held Saturday for the more than 13,000 employees in the Irvine Spectrum and residents of The free event. featunng workshops. bicycle displays and seminars. will be held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 31 Technology Drive. near the Alton Road interchange on the Sant! Ana Freeway. Bu•lness •emlnan 11et Two financial seminars for women will be held Saturday at Saddleb8ck -College in Mission Viejo. "Financial Planning for Womeri" will be offered from 9 a.m . to 3 p.m. in Room SM 309 of the co llege at a cost ofS45 in advance or S50 at the door. ''What Every Woman Should Know About Starting a Business" wall be discussed from 9 a.m . to 4 p.m. an Room SM 313. The fee is $55, and 1nformat1on on both courses may be obtained at 582-4646. Vision screenings slated Keith Hewson. 8. of Huntington Beach. the 1986 poster ch11-0 for the National Society to Prevent Blindness.·. will' appear at several fr~ vision -Sj~~,>Ags an Ora~ County Saturday. The youngster will be at Hoag Memorial Hospital 1n Newport Beach from 10 to 11 a.m .. the Hun11.nglQ.P Center an Huntington Beach from 11 to noon. the Mid-Wood Community Hospital in Stanton fro m I to 2 p.m. and the Wesfmlflster Mall m Westminster from 2 to 3 p.m. Fund-rals1ng dance set The Pediatric Cancer Research Foundation of Orange County will put on its third annual auction and dinner-dance Saturda) at the Irvine Mamott Ho tel This maJor fund raiser 1s for the benefit of the rcseart·h laboratol) for childhood cancer at Ch1l- drens Hospital of O range County. Tickets for -the black·tic·C\ ent ma)' be obtained by calling 95 I -5193 o r 497-6983. Mena testing announced Orange County Mensa. the high IQ society. will be offering supervised testing for membership Saturday at Mercury Savings and Loan. I 095 Irvine Blvd .. Tustin, ft-o m I 0 a.m. to I p.m . The cost 1s S20 and reservatio ns arc required. Call John Hamilton at 739-4230 for further in format ion. Wednesday, Sept. l 0 • 7 p m • Laguna Beacb Planning Commission. Cit} Counul Chambers, 505 Forest .\ve. ... • 7 lO pm .. Laguna Beacb Recreation ud Social Services Committee. Communatv Center. 384 Legion St. · • 7 30 p m .. llantlngton Beacb City Council. Cit} ('ount·il Chamber~. 2000 Main St Thuz:sday, Sept. l l • o:JO pm .. Laguna Beacb Board of Adjust· meat meellog. C II} Council Chambers. 505-F&Fe-~ Ave. • 7:30 p.m ... La.&.ua BeadL.!:able TelevWoa Committee, Comm unit) Center. 384 Legio n St PoucE LoG -- ------ . . Ofange COMt OAJLY PILOTIW~, 1911 ..... 10 ... * U I Supervisors' phone~ loc~ed to 1tm--l•~t1 8.J LJIA MAHONEY °' ........... Loeb bave been installed on three telephones o utside the offica of the Oranae County Board of Supervisors in an eft'on to curb calls to recorded porno- araphic meuqe .ervices. Installation of the tclepf\one loclts over th~ weekend ia the fint step in a campajgn to protect board members' phones' from unauthorized use. The county adn:ainistrativc office 1s IOokina into otber. measures tbat mia)\t be All bavc denied ftspontibtlhy for lbe taken ro prevent calls from beina made 10 calls and an iovestiptioo ii under way lO recorded meaaaac servioes. • identify a culprit. · SupervilOf'I ordered that controls be "Somethina should have been done a placed on their telephone lines afttt a long time -co to t«Ul"C the phone hoes," review pf their phone bills turned up Ncstande sa1d·'ruetday. He favors look.iM $221.SO wonh of calla to recorded sex lines into technology that would automaticall y between January and June. block calls to recorded mcssaaes of any Most of the calls were made on kind. Supervisor Bruce Ncstande's telephone· -People don'nuliu. I think. that a lines. A handful ofthe more than 100 calls. private phone call on a public phone is a were .<failed on Chairman Ra lph Oarlc's mi&appropriation offuo~s:· · and Supervisor R*" Stanton's ph~ncs. Nestande said controls sbould ~placed ! Another arts f es ti val ~JnLaguna . tl;li_~~ne f or}ocal consumptiop ~~~~~---~~ °' ... ..., ........ In Celebration of the lull after the summer storm -when residents of the t.oun. town of Laguna Beach finally have their community to themselves - an event will bes just for them: the ftrst · Tbe festival, aimed at atltlcting a local crowd when it debuts Saturday, wi ll be a mixture of music. art, roaming enter- tainers and a concen in Irvine Bowl. One of the largest marine hfe an exhibits ever assembled ,will be displayed · and traveling musicians and m imes will enter- tain the visitors at the Festival of Arts arounds, said festival organizer Dean Berlco. · Tbe seed for the Autumn Festival wa,s planted more than I 0 years ago, when Berlco moved to the small ocean city. He was impressed by the beauty and natural acoustics of the Irvine Bowl, and was determined to stage a concert in the smatl amphitheater. · His efforts will materialize Saturday when Hiroshima, the Jazz fusion band noted for its ability to blend clements of black. white, Asian and Latin cultures, will appear in concen during the festival at the Irvine Bowl. ... mer to mark the time of year reside~'" rid of traffic jams. trash-laden beaches and swarms of tourists. be said. "Autumn ls the time when the festivals are over ·&nd the people have their town back," he said. Each year three art festi vats. held throu&hout the summer months, esomew a isolated town. The Autumn Festival wiJI be held on the Festival of Arts grounds Saturday and Sunday from 2 to 10 p.m. The marine life and aquatic art exhibit will include work of ocean-dwellina creatures, fretb water animals, lakes and waterfalls. Tbe owners of Aqua Classics Gallery in t.aauna Beach orpnized the exhibit, which will feature artists from ar over the country. 1 ''They became excited and contacted over 40 artists," said Berko , who hopes to attract 4,000 to the weekend festival. Traveling harp, flute. gww and bag pipe players have been hired to entertain. A face painter. character artist and sea gypsy fonune teller will provtde their SCrvlCCS for free. on au c:ou.a1yl!'fae1· -:i• I.Mii oe die fifth Ooorof1 Hall of•'8'*'•'1oa. to prevent maaute. Thouab the phone callt ... oe Ml lanes art the mOl1 "blaiaa1•· 01 r ,er OI unauthorized uec. he uid odlet ~ cfep&runents probably have eome "976 recorded mcsuera on their bills. ·1 llliDk 11'1 ha~nina out there an awful kJI ... Nestandc alto ~ lllat me libid inous fifth ftOOf phone caller would be cau&ht "Someone's obviously 'enudr. immature,. I think it'a aoiq t0 be eolvod. • o.llr ......... ~ ............ Bcrlco's work evolved Ullo more than a concert. though, and the Autumn Festival was born. The cost of the festival is being absorbed by Bcrlto's television production com- pany, Vidcoline. This year, be hopes onJy to break evf'n on his expenses and establish the festival as an annual event. Admission to the festival. which docs no1 include the concen , is $3.50 for adults Dean Berko, ortantser of LaCuna 'a Autumn FestlTal. I The festival was sch~uled after sum- and $1 for children. mission fees will go to tht Laguna Beach AJl tbe proceeds from children's ad-Marine Life Preservatio n Association. Fireworks ban opposition fizzles By PBJL SNEIDERMAN Ot ... 0.-, ......... An effort to rouse community opposi· tion to a proposed Irvine fireworks ban fizzled Tuesday night. · Few residents protested the plan to prohibit SCHal.lcd .. safe and sane fire- works" in the city, and Irvine City Council memben reaffirmed their suppon for the ~in a 4-1 vote. Council members instructed the city atto rney to return Sept. 23 with an ordinanoc o utlawing all fireworks except supervised professional displays. . Currently, Irvine allows the sale and use of safe and sane firewo rks dunng the Fourth of July holiday period. Safe and sane fi reworks include sparklers and popping devices and are lepl in Cahfomia where penmtted by a local governme nt. More powerful explod- ing firecrackers a nd airborne devices such as bottle rockets are ill~ statewide. Council members said they favor the ban on all but professional fireworks displays because of injuri~ and fire hazards associated with fireworks. 'Attomcy David Warren, who lives and works in Irvine, urged the council Tuesday riiaht to put the fireworks ban on next ApriJ's ballot to let local voters decide the issue. Warren placed an ad last week an an Irvine newspaper. urgin& residents to attend Tuesday's council meeting to support the ballot measure. At the meeting, Warren and has son and daughter spoke .. inst the fireworks ban. The atto rney said he was not a paid lobbyist for the fireworks industry. "No one but m y children put me up to this, .. he said. Warren argued that the majonty of Irvine residents use safe and sane fi re· wo rks an a responsible manner He also expressed concern that the council m1~t follow the fireworks ban by outlawi.ng hghted Chnstmas trees and Hanukkah candles. which could also be considered fire hazards. Mike Cate of the Orange County Fire Department. which serves Jrv,ne, said the department suppons a fireworks ban. The c-0mbinat1o n of hot and di) weather. flammable roofs and dense development s could set the stage for a devast.aung firewor~related blaze in Irvine. he '>aid In addition to Cate and the Warrens. two residents spoke in fa vor of the fireworks ban and two opposed 11. Councilman David Baker again cast the lone vote against the fi reworks ban. He asked that the matter be referred to the c1ty's Public Safety Comm1ss1on lor re- view. Disputed 1Daterial will re1Daln on OC ballot By PBJL SNEIDERMAN Ot .. Omllr ......... J udicial candidates' statements that are the su bject of a legal dispute wlil be included 1n Orange County ballot pamphJets. even th-0ugh the dispute re· mains unresolved. Registrar of Voters -\I Olson said. lsoo-seid the-beHot-'pamph;~u-were a1 the printers Tuesday and could no t be delayed any longei... - The dispute in volves candidates· state- ments from Paul S. Robbins. a Lon1t Beach city prosecutor. and Orange County Depu- ty District Attorney James Brooks. The two arc running Nov. 4 for an Orange County Central Municipal Court judge· ship. Both aind1dates have filed suit, asking Orange County Supcnor Court Judge Harmon Scoville to stnke ponions of the other's ballot statements. The aindadates have charged one another with lyrng or distorting facts. Scoville ordered that matenal from both statements be deleted. Robbins filed an appeal. and the 4th Distnct Court o f . Appeal blocked Scov1llc's order wtule 1u three JUdges review arguments 1n the ca~. County Registrar Olson S3Jd T uesd.ay he could not wait for the Appellate C'oun decision beca use of the pnnting schedule for ballo t pamphlets. The ~mphlct~ ~,11 contain the dispu ted matenal. he said "After d1scuss1ons with the count\ counsel. we decided to go ahead based on what the last court dec1s1on was." Olson said. "We can't wall any longer·· Asked what will happen tf a latt!r court dec1s1on orders removal of the d1sputC'd matenal. hc said. "We'll JUSt go one seep at a time ... said Derico, who ts the president of the non- profit association. Club protests city ban on entertainment By PAUL ARCBIIPLEY OtlMO., ......... Live poetry, original hvc music and avant garde lave theater~ dead at Safan Sam's in Hunti ngton Beach A demonstration by operators and customers of the cl ub 1s set tonight outajde the Hutington Beach Cary Counal chambers. according to a message left on an answenng machine a t the club. Club operators turned out the lia,hts on a local band Sunday after Huntington Beach police warned them they could be cited or arrested for staging live entertainment without a permit. Club co-owners Sam Lanni and Gil Fuhrer have been fighting city o fficials for a new permit for the past 10 months since the c1tv declined to renew their permit last· • Jan~ary The c11~ permitted the club to contmue presenting hve entertainment pending t,he outcome of their appeal. The owners' apphcat1on for a new entertainment pcrmtt was denied last Fndav. effect1vely baning the club from presenting hve entertainment. The club. however. ma) contmue to o perate as a restaurant Lanni and Fuhrer expect to appeal their case before the City Council in the next two to four weeks. Sance Sa fan Sam's opened two years ago. 11 gained a reputation as a rare Qr:),~ Count" venue that booked local bands as ~ell a!> to11n ng acts hlce the Mtnutemen I o.000 \.1a01acs and Rank and Fate. Gunshots fired at sheriff's stole a s1crco radio from a 1978 olks· wagen Rabbu in thc 4000 Mock ot PiclcWlck. '1~..an car wt~ stolen trom ,, ho mt 11n lh( I f)l) l'llock of 44th Strttt • • t fh rr S860 wonh o f po~rr 1<101' "'t'lt' ~olen from a 1980 blur ( hrHnlr11m:l.up tr'\Jll parked on the ~9\'Kl bt.-c. I. •' liroad 'IHCt'I Brookhurst St The lou 1ncludcd stereo N1U1pment valued 11 $200 • • • Entering through an unsecured hcdroom window. 'IOmeonc buralan-zcd a home unda\ on the 16300 block of Mount "11mhus The loss included SMX> 1n ,·ash 1e~lr) worth $6, 1qs. audio and '1dco equipment wonh S ~-U.5 and other propcn} worth SIS deputy puzzle authorities A sniping incident an which shots allegedly were fired at an Orange County Shcn trs deputy Tl.lC'JdaY is beina mvestipted even thoua,h authorities have been unable to find .any spfnt shell casings. Lt. DiclC. Otsbn utd 'deputies be- lieve the shots were fired but may have ricocheted into surrounding areas where deputJes could· not find the shells. The alleged inc ident .took ~lace as CHP officer Ed Michalktcwicz was checking out a 1973 Chevrolet Chevelle that had been parked on the lrrine Police believe 1 1983 silver Pontlac f'JtCbird found bum1na on Bake and M u1J1ands Partway T uc:tday ntah I was torcbed by an &n0f\111t. A 198l blue volv~ GL sw.r. p&rkcd on ttM 1700 block of Main ;)treet., wu rq>0rtocl 1tolen. • • 1 .A srtY and whtlt S1*1'\I h!cyclt 1"U slOkn ft-om a Khoo! on 1he 4SOO block of Roblnwood Circle • • • A 1tere0 was stolc n (rom • 1qss Volvo. Datked on the 17400 ~ock of Pullm•n Street. • • • • A rfAa and .lXalabcr 8lQW!liQI ~ matte handJUn wett '1okm ft-om •ho~ ' · southbound San Diego Fr~way at the Camino las Ramblas exit. The CHP had received a ca.II from a woman who reported seeina a red Jeep stop near the car and witnessed a man belna pulled into the Jeep. Wh.ile Machalkiewia ~checkina the car, he heard two aun shots and saw a cloud of dust rise from the hillside about I 00 yards from where be was standina, O lson said. But Sheriff's deputies and explorers who spent Tuesday afternoon search· ing the area with Metal detectors found nothin&. Olson said. "There was no eviden~ oi. shell on Meadowsraaa Tueaday evenina. • • • Some electrical equipment and tools were stolen from a constnletion she oo IM comer of 8arranaa Partway and Harvard Avenue. Ha.ndnitoD Beacb BuraJan stole a Ss.40 sttteo/tclev1sion set, earrinp valued at SSO and a S20 backpmmon set a.f\er entanna a home 1n the 600 block of Walnut thtouah an unlocked fronl waodow • • • Someone stole a vi~ cutelle l'fOOrdu and U OO in caih after entenna a home in t~ 16000 block of Norpovc thtouP a rtat window. Thieves a1a1c • ti&·,\j~ from an • cas1n&s or spent.bullets. But ibere as no reason 10 doubt It happened. The bullets could have easily ricocheted from the 1.rca." said Olson. Shentfs investigators contacted the owner of the Chevrolet in San Diego and teamed that when the car broke do wn he began smashiOJ the ~windows tn "utter frustration." Olson said. A fnend of the car owner who had been followin3 him on their tnp back to an Diego stopped to pull the man away from the C hevrolet and place him 1n the red Je-ep'. said Olson Olson said the~ 1s no connecuon between tht' two 1nc1dent'I. unlockcd prage 1n the 1100 block of Palm • • • A "unc conwn1ng aJts5CS va.lued 11 $60. and 1 wallct conta1n1na • dm er·, lietnac but no ca.sh wu taken at Hunl inston Lanes. • • • Someone stoic about S2.SO over lhe summer from a safe , It Edison lhah School. 21 MX> Ed1naer A vc Someone stoic•,• SIOO Huffy BMX btcyde al Manna Hljtl School Bufl)ars stok a•slsO va«uum cleaner and a mop bucket from the J•n11or's l'O()m at Qerber School. 9861 Y0tlit()wn Ave '·-~ Someone stolt S6 7 :Nn Je~ry dunns a diDMf part)' 1n the 2000 block ofAondl • .t.. Tll~vcs n~ orr 1 d<>« handle and Coeta llna "SI 0 padlock was rcponcd stolen form a gar.lJe door to an apenmen1 at 11 ICI Y1ctona St Sundav. ' . . A stereo and speakers. all wonh S '\()( J were reponed s\Olen from a mo1orhome at a business at 629 Tcmunal Way, betwttn 2 p.m. Fnday and • p.m. Sundal' Ent!) was made by remoVln& a scrttn • • • AS t •9 stereo was repor1cd stolen from a company 1ruclt for South~t Laborn· tories. 3SOS Cadillac Avt ., between Sp m Friday and 3 a.m. Monday Ent!) "'"' made by smashina a wtndow ••• Cuh totahna SS• wu reponcd ~wkn from the pants of 1 motel emplo)tt ~ho was slttpina in a roocn behind thc unlocked offic-e 11 2656 Newport Rlvd . betwct"n 11 p m Sunl.ia) i nd I() a m Monday The penl~ were draped on 11 chair • • • Golf clubs wonh SS<X> ~~ \lnlcn trom an open ~1dcn11al p~ 1n the UOO bloclt ofW11t11n1ton. betv.ttn ., p m and 10 p m Sunday · Newport Beach " 1980• lit.'httc Merad" 4 O L "•' \tolen fro~ th< 4SOO block of MacAnhur Boulevard . • • • A He1delbt-fl s1creo, val ucd 11 $482, wu '1olen f'rom a car parktCi on the I 200 block of Polan\ Tut1da)' nlJh1 • • • .. 1987 b&ack N1uan Sen1n '£ ~-a' stolcn from the 100 block t)f ..-1h ~lrttt • • • A He1dlebers IV \lrrt'(l C"HJt"lle. valucd 11 SSOO. and two tapes wcr'f \tok n from 1 red Volbwaacn ( 1bnolet convrrJ1blc parked on the •soo block of Gorham • • • ~ dtadbnll lllcli kt\ 11nd 1hr kr\ 1n " Fountain Valley <\ nudcnt from lll1n1''' rc1'11nnt \.101l da) 1ha1 ht~ hclongin~ v.t·rr 'l11lcn Imm a bfown 1q75 Toyota C-cltca !hat had hccn perked at his mother's Fount.ain \ alle' home on thc 8800 block of Rhine R1\icr Thr lo~s. esumatcd 11 Sl.4,-mduded clothina. an oak p1ctur<' Imme .,n 1), I.. m1rrM and lawn th11~ . . . . >. woman from °"'c~tm1n.-.1rr rt'poinC'd ~1fonda' tha.J. hcr 11.h11e I ~l<t't f t!\ot:1 pad.up 1ruc• h1d hc'<-n h11ritl:in1rd m Fountain \>alk\ v.hen .-.hr p.irl.rJ I fnda\ ou1 .. 1de thc F1m1h four < 1ncm11 I' ltd !' ••• Somconc hroke 'a k1tchcn Window to bufl)anzc a townhouse over the Wttkend ·on 1hc 9800 block of Scanlan The loai. esum11cd 11 S882. included 1 vi~ rtt0rdcr 1wo camcnt\ and two ladJC'S cha1 M • • • A man from Buena Parli told pohce her •1lver I QI\~ Toyota C'ehca was bura.l&rttcd o'er the ~eckend when she ~trcd 11 1n Fo\Jnta1n \ 1llr) al Dick·, Liquor. q()74 Edmacr "' e The I~ 1nclud~ ~•erco equ1pmt n1 .,.orth $882 Man grabs bank bag in HB; suspe~t held " 27-ve.ar-old man wa~ captured and amstcd by a Hunllf'IJton Beach patrolman Tuc~y after he aJlcgedh grabbed a bank deposit l\q out of • man ·s h«nds atld OC'd 1n a van. \bou t SI 00 in cash and checlcs 1.1.·erc rcrovcred by the officer who mack the •~t less than an hour at\a tbe 10Cldent Sal Mike Rebe said toda' Rrl1c S8Jd the ~. Oonald Ra~bcrn of Huntington Bca<'h. is ~tl'I& held 1n city Jilli on \U$p1c1on of arand t~t'ft -and not rohben - bccau~ n<.' thrtat ~a\ made ''') the \ 1(.·t1m. who wu 1dcnu&d as Roland lamp(. 60. manager o1 Br.oolthunt Travel Inc .. 10036 Adams Avt. La.m pe reportedly wu_waftjns to Security Pacific bank shonly before 2 '0 p m . to make the deposit -'en tht' •u•pect vabbed the bit and ran. He 1umped u1to the van parked at ncarnv Mooch1e·! Rc-siaurant.. Relic ..aid A witness p ve polace a fC>Od d~1Cnt>t1on of the car and a partial hccnst plate lndenuficapon, w~ · It'd 10 the am I 1n the ara of 17th \tl"t'ft aod Oranac ~ ~nue. Rebe atd I \ .- Jet attac-. on guerrilla post kills 3 women, inj~es .13 SIOON, Lebanon (AP) -Israeli jets rocket~ yurunen stormed a sy~otue in the Turkish city of PaleltiD.ia.n auerrilla po\ttions on the outskirts of this stanbul on Saturday. k.Hlina 21 Jewish worshipers. IOUtbcm pon city it dayblak today, and thrtt women Israeli Cabinet miniatera, includina Prime Minister wwe reponed k:iJ.Jed and 13 other c~vilians .w~und~. Shimon. Pei:es,· have vowed to ~trike back at tb<Sse . ~o ~.~re reported ~led or nlJured m the tt"Spons1ble for the Isi.nbu.1 att~~k. • raid, ""1icb Pal~~n1an so~~ sa.id fo!lowed a sea battl~ · 1t could not be detc,rmilM;d immediately, whether between PalesllntA;D auerrilla . mfiltrators a.nd an lsraeh today's Israeli raid was in retaliation for the synagoaue panboat south of S1d~n ovem1aht.. . . attack. the recent &bootina of rock.cu from South Lebanon The IOW'OCS said one aucmUa was killed in the into northern Israel or the attempted seaborne infiltra-of!WM>re clash. tion. Police contended that only nine civilians aJl Sidon police said the Israeli warplanes struck t~ reaidenu oftbe nearby Ein cl-Helwah Palestinian refugee times around ammunition stockpiles of the Syrian-callll?z were hospitalized as a result of the Israeli air raid. backed Popular St:rugle Front on Sidon 's southern cdae But ~idon's three hospitals reported three Palestinian shortly after 6 a.m. wome.n killed. including two sisters. Columns of black smokc-biDowc<f from an industrial .. Ni.De other PaJcstinian civilians .were being treated at compound that took the brunt of the assault as Hammoud Hospital for shrapnel wounds. 'nd four other ambulances ·rushed victims from the scene, police i!Uured Palestinians were ~ing _cared for in two oth~r reported. clinics.·· . Mun_idpaJ fire en&ines and civil <Jcfcnse tctms , ·All auerrilla factiQns have been on alert thrOtJgho.ut battled to prevent the blaze from spreading to· shops and Lebanon in anticipation of an Israeli atUlck since two ' warehouses. Sido1_1 police reported. · Gunmen kidnap Lebanese Lions official In Beirut . .. BEIRUT, Lebenon (AP) -Three aunmcn kidnapped the top official of the International Lions Oub in J,.ebanon and Jordan today, a day '1\er an American educator was abducted in Moslem west Beirut on b.ia way to play 19lf. Police identified today's kidnap victim as Victor Kenou, a Christian Lebanese of Syrian ori&in. He was abducted at aunpoint at 9:3S a.m. near the French Embaisy compound in west Beirut. There was .no immediate claim of responsibility. Kendu is bead of39 Lions clubs in Lebano.n and Jordan. Lions clubs arc a worldwide c~ty society. On Tuesday, four aunmen drivina 1 blue Volvo abducted Frank Hcrben Reed, S3, of Malden, Mass .. director · of the private Lebanese tntemational School fo Moslem west Beirut. . . Islamic Jibad, a group of Shiite Moslem fundamentalists, claimed reponsi~ility for ~he kidnapping. PREVENT SOME BAD BREAKS ~~oporos s -a 1 eral l mmng of the bones -is responsible for 1.5 million bone fractures each year. Concern increasing ~l;Jr.ua.~i.· n-r' s release ' If more people learn what can be done about th is • disease. there could be fewer bad breaks am:t life threatening compl'catLons. .. Costa Mesa Medical Center Hospital invi tes you to anend a free lecture· (-Osteoporosis: Something can be done, prese nted by KrlsTyer. M D Thursday. September 25. 7 to 9 p.m. \ cm me ~t'ating 1 limited: please call 650-2400 to reserve vour space. Costa Mesa Medical Center Hospital J() 1 Victoria Stretit C<na M~~a CA WASHINGTON (AP)-The Sov- iets' detention of AmericanjournaJist Nicholas Daniloff "is a matter of increasing concern" to President Reapn as diplomatic efforts to win his release continue with no apparent success. the White House said Tues- day. A day after Reagan publicly pro- nounced Daniloff innocent of the espionage charges lodged against him and warned Moscow that holdina him prisoner threatens U.S.-Soviet relations, presidential spokesman Larry Speakes refused to discuas what further steps the administration is considering, except to say "there arc some." Reagan and Sccre~ of State GeofJC P. Shultz bncfed con- gressional leaders on the case but plcd&ed· these--lawmakers not to divulge what retaliatory moves the administration in considering. British Foreign Secretary Geoffrey Howe. talking to reporters at Dulles International Airport in suburban Virginia as be prcP.llrcd for a flight home, said the Daniloff case " ... casts a very great shadow over Soviet good faith, a matter which must be of great concern to us. It's a kind of moral Chern obyl (nuclear reactor accident site), which risks poisoning the whole field of East-West relations. It is very -important that the Soviet Union should take action to prevent that happen in$-" Administration sources have said the United States may begin expelling . ' 3-Pc. Fish Dinner s3_49 ,. I Three plump, premium, hand-cut cod fillets batter· fried to a golden, crisp, tasty crunch outside ... served up tender and flaky inside. With at! the f ixin's: thick ·cut fryes , fresh cole slaw •nd two hushpuppies. Try it -the great taste will bring you back for more! LONGJOHN SILVEl{S. 3095 Harbor Blvd .. Coata Meaa ( AcroH from Fedco) Detention break could cool uproar MOSCOW (AP) -•Nicholas Daniloff._ ..!be jailw .Amc_ri~ portcr charged wilh spying, suggested to his wife that letting him and a Soviet held in New York out of jail pending trial would help "cool the international uproar" over his case. Ruth Daniloff told rcponcrs her husband mentioned the idea, that the two be released ori the recognizance of their respective embassies, on Tues- day during their third meeting since his imprisonment at Lefortovo. If such an arran$emcnt were car- ried out. the embassies would serve as guarantors that the two men appearln court for trial. Mrs. DanilofT said her husbabd is convinced the Soviets arc treating his case as a "mirror" of acc used spy GennadiyZakharov's case. who is accused of trying to buy military secrets for the Soviet Union. Soviets attached to the United Na- tions a few at a time until Daniloff is freed. In New York , meanwhile. a federal grand jury indicted Gennadiy F. Zakharov. a Soviet physicist em- ployed by the United Na tions. on charges he tried to buy U.S. military secrets for the Soviet Union . -- ' Three lefti•t8 found dead after abductions in Chile BytMA...a.~Pnu SANTIAGO, Chile-Three men linked to the Mafxist ten were abducted and killed in what a civil riabU activist called apparent d~at~ squad venaeance for an usassination attempt apinat President Auaus~o Pinochet. .T.hc fatal sbootinas of a well-known journaliat, a schoolteacher and a ~ach1m1t wert reported Tuetday u tena of thousands of marchers roared J.hetr approval. for the 70-y~r-old Gen. Pin<Xbet and for hi1 vow of tou&hcr law~ IP!Dft tcrrori1m. Relatives said aunmen draged all three victima:\"rom tbe1.r homes within boun of the Sunday eveninaarcnade and rocke. t ambush that kiD~ five bodyauarda in Pinochet's motorcade. None was considered a suspect an. ~ atiaC~ ... These seem to be revcnte lrillinas, except there is no ap~ot l<>11c 10 the selection of the•laf&Cts. They are leftists who seem to ha~e ~n chosc::n indiscriminately, .. said Lui~ lWmosilto, a lawyer for the Rom~ Catholic riahts aacncy Solidarity. . . , TIJouNIJt& mourn temple attack victim• _ ISTAN6\JL. Turkey -Thousands of m@.rnqrs today jammed a bloodstained synaaoaue and the ~ow streets .outside 1t for the fun,eral of 19 Turkish Jews killed when two aunmen stonned.thc house; of prayer.' No~ of violence or agrasion could bav.e been so inhuman •. ~ insane, ~ ~cl, Jak Veissid advisertocbicf)labbi David~ ·said in h1seµlogy . Rcla11vcsoftbe dead ~me -to ·the Neve,Shal~m Synagoa~e wee'pi~.g and'wailing. Officials estimated that 1,000 mournen packed the temple wh1le,thou~n~ more stood_ outside, guarded by dozenJ of riot PQlicc. Two othef Jews k1lled in the at~lt Saturday lived in Israel, and their bodies were flown ~here Tuesday and buned in Jerusalem. The attackers, believed to be Arabs m .their 20s. fired on 1:M Sabbath worshipen with submachine guns before blow10g themsel ves up wtth hand arenadcs. Karacbl IJl)acklng llnked to Abu Nidal WASHINGTON== The Abu Nidal tcirorist Of18t1izatte•RR-§se~eeumR1s~ll<H\a\le---1- becn involved in last week's attempted airliner hijacking in Pakistan, but 1be United States plans no immediate retaliation, Defe~sc ~re~ry .. Ca~par Wcinbefl.Cr said in a published report. The death toll 1n Fn~y s ~uac~ meanwhile, rose to 20 today after fmram AJi Rizvi. 18. of Pakistan dt~ ofh1s injuries at a Karachi hopital. Citing "basic intelligen~ sources" he declined to identify, Weinberger said there were "recent strong i~dication.s" that the gro~p played a role in the incident at the airport in Karachi, according. to a report m today's Washington Post. Heavy flgbtlng surrounds MglJ•n capital ISLAMABAD Pakistan -Moslem rebels arc mounting their biggest assault in years on 1thc Afghan capital of.Kabul, and Soviet and government troops becked by jets and tanks are trying to pu sh them bac~. reports today said. Af&}l~ JUerrilla aroups based in the Pakistani border city of Pes~awar said thei r umts had been locked in hea vy fi$ht1ng for the past week m the Paahman district 12 miles north of the capital. Few detailed reports were coming out of Afghanistan bcc4usc of the long trip on foot for guerrilla couri~n. but the varioui rebel groups said it appeared that both sides were snfTenng considerable losses. Soviet ship collision death toll now 267 MOSCOW -Divers cut into the hull of the sunken passenger ship Admiral Nakhimov, searcbin1 for more victims tn the Black Sea disaster in which 257 people arc now known to have died, the official Tass news age~cy said. In a report Tuesday, Tass said divers had cut into the Admiral Nakhimov's port hull and would use blowtorches and explos1 ves to open doors on the lower decks in the search for more bodies. Tass said rescue operations as of Tuesday had pulled 257 bodies from the water since the Aug. 31 collision between the freighter Pyotr Vasycv and the Admiral Nakh1mov. Bones found at post-WWII battle site -· SAIPAN, Northern Marianas - A villager (figging an outdoor toilet has uncovered a shallow grave containing remains of Japanese soldiers buried here following fi erce World War II fighting, historians say. "The skull af one of the individuals was still wearing a Ja~nese military helmet." historian Scott Russell said Wednesday. ''Some still had bandoleros of ammunition around their waists, canteens and miscellaneous personal effects." Russell, deputy director of the Northern Mariana Islands Historic Preservation Office. said the site was ellcavated bet~een Aug. 25-Scpt. I, and yielded I 0 sets of remains: • ( . ,• Women triumph in se:veral primary election contest& By t)# AtMdai.4 Presa In a niaht of triumph for female politicians, Maryland voten launched the ~ of a Kennedy dauahter and set up the· nation's second women-only Senate~. while Connecticut Republicans bucked party leaden to nominate lawmaker Julie Delap for aovemor: Other.results from Tuesday's primanes in nine states and the District of Columbia showed New York Democrats endorsina Bella Abzug's comeb'lck bid for Conpess and Arizona superintendent of public instr\lc- tion Carolyn Warner wmnina the Democratic nomi- nation to succeed Gov. Bruce Babbitt. Vermont's Democratic Gov. Madeleine Kunin was unopwsed for nomination to a tee0nd term. lo other hi&hli&bts from the busiest primary day~ of 19.86. Minnesota Gov. Rudy Perpich fended off a Democratic challenac by S\.. Paul Mayor GcolJC Latimeri former Vermont Gov. Rjcbard Snellina won the GOP race to oppose Sen. Patrick Leahy, arid consumer activist · Mark Green defeated: millionaire John Dyson for a chance to face New York's GOP Sen. Alfonse D'Amato. In the Minnesota race, with 97 percent of the precincts reporting. Perpich had 277,316 votes or SJ percent, and Latimer had 201,464 votes or 41 percent, with three others dividing the rcsL The most hcaneni~ results for women carne in Marylan4. where fon:nerW.hite House aide Linda qt&vez and Rep. Ba~ Makutskj crushed male compcuton to~ win the ~cpublican and Democratic nominations for Senate. The seat, bcina vacated by retirin1 GOP Sen. Charles Mathits, is seen as crucial in the t>attlc for control oftbe Senate, where Republicans hold a 53-47 edge. , The nation's only other Senate raoc 21irin• two women was in Maine in 1960, a«ordina to QffLciaJs 10 the Senate historian's office, when Republican Sen. Marpret Chase Smith, since retired. defeated Democrat Lucia Cormier. ~ In Maryland's 2nd District, K.athleep Kennedy Townsend, daupter ofthe late-Robert f . Kennedy, won the Democratic nomination to oppose tint-term GOP Rep. Helen Delich Bentley. . · Townsend, the fint f~male member of the Kennedy family to seek office knd the fint of her acneration to win,. defeated Linda a. Robinson, a follpwer of political extremist Lyndon L..aRouche, and Morris C. Durham, an engineer with the St.ate Aviation Administration. . Next Tuesday TownKrt"d's brother. •JoseJ.>h P. Kennedy II, seeks the Democrat ic nomination an the Massach usetts conv cssional district once represented by their late uncle, John F. Kennedy. . • House opens debate on drug progra WASHINGTON (A P) -House debate is beginning bipartisan consensus for the expensive House bill "almost on lcg.islat1on that would authorize billions of doflars for magical 10 a way. No one knows exactly how it - -------~-=----=------------- . Reagan ar1ea Bradl open lti market lo foreign trade ., .. All9Cla ... r..... .. W ASHlNGTON -President Rcqan received Brlzilian Ptaldcet JOll Samey at th.c White Houte today and called on him co open bis utloe•1 n\arkets to foreian producen. At a wdcomiQI ceremony oe lbe White ffotlll soUJh lawn, Reapn said, 04No nation can expect to con1inue fridy ~ '° othqs if its.own dom~tic mattets are cloled co foteip competitioa. .. Tbe ~ United StateS and Bruit are ~ly divided on the tradequndoll,Md lt~D made clear American unhaj,pineu with Brazil's proteetioni9' poliaes. "Prosperity must be built not at the expense of othen but on the principal of mutual benefit," Reapn said. . U.S. report. $36 bUUon trade denclt WASHINGTON -The United States suffered a $36.0l billion foreip trade deficit from April throuah June, a sliabt improyement from tbe ~DI quarter, the government reported today. The Commerce. [)epenment tald that the second quartci;dcficit wu down 1.2 percent from -$36:'6 billion defici'"in • the January-March quarter and was in line with~ relc'Ued carticr that showed a deficit for Apnl tbrouah June ofS.0.45 ballio,n. The di~ in the ieCOnd quarter reports exists beca use-the new rcpon, c.overjna trade ori a balancc-of-paymen\_s basis, omits such•(acton u military salel°lmhhe cost of · shipping and"lnsurancc. Today's report said that impons hit~ record $90.02 b1lhon an the Apnl-June quarter. up 0.8 percent from the import level in the fir~t quar-tcr of the ~ear. LaRouche f aca flne over ezpen.e 1 .. ue WASHI NGTON -Poli~cal u .trem1st Lyndon LaRouche, maintatnina he "never asks who's payina the bill," is faci ng a $200.a~y fine until be tells a federal court who pays his daily expenses. LaRoucbe's attorneys arc to appear in U .S~ AJexandna; V'a::1'mtay,-t~'l'lllltrtmte"Jun:Ser--4 that he answer questions about who pays his personal expenses, from the hea vil) guarded.million-dollar Virginia est.ate where he lives to the food hccau and the clothd he wears. U.S. Magistrate W Curtis Sewell fined LaRouchc $2.000 last month and ordered him to pay S200 a day until be provides the coun wuh answers to tho5e questions. The daily fines bepn Au&-29. anti-drug programs designed to reach from the high seas happened." Alf turns 99 to the nation's high schools. Koch was among six mayors who met with House Errin Jonea of ToTMOlr.&, S t d t LJd t a.1 ..a-ndt..t In advance of today's debate, the Congressional Democratic leaders to offer their support. He was joined r .., ena Or OD& e• a ney 0 &1 • u.-..u er Budget Office said the bill could cost S6 billion through r by mayors Rkhlrd Berkley of Kansas City; Maureen Kan.. preeenta a blrtbday W A..SHINGTON -Sen. Jake Garn underwent su~ry today to donAte a 199 1 -provided all programs were fully financed and O'Connor of San Diego; Theodore Mann of Newton, card from •tudenta and lodne) to his daughter. who suffers from progressive kidney failure due to a proposed new enforcement aaents were hired. 1 Mass.; JQseph Riley Jr. of Charleston, S.C:; and Richard friend• to former Kan•• diabeuc co ndition. Garn entered surgery at 7:45 a.m., a . Georgetown Hou~"Speaker Thomas,P. O'Ncill, D-Mass., Said he Taylor of Plainfield , N.J. They comprise the U.S. 1ovemor and 1936 GOP Un1 vers1t) Hosp1t.aJ spokeswoman said. She said she did not know bow Iona would be willing to break out of the Gramm-Rudman Confcrenct of Mayors Task Poree on Drug Control. preeldential candidate Alf th e operation. known as a nephrectomy. would take Garn, R-Ut.ah, balanced budget guidelines or even raise taxes to finance The bill. which will be debated for at least two days. is Landon on hie 99th birthday mterrupted his re~lecuon campaign Tuesday to checlt 10to the hospital "wt th the drug program. . a product of a dozen House comm ittees and contains ID the Kan ... capital. his daughter. Susan Rhae Garn Home. 27. New York Mayor Edward Koch~ca:.:.:,lled~;a~s~u~d:d~en~...;.:n~u~m~e~ro~u~s~a:pp:r~o~ac:h~e:s~to~fi~1gh:.:.:.ti~n:g~il~le~ga:l~d~ru~p...-:.;___,_==~;;r;:;;;================================:::;;;;~:::;;;;==;r=============================:;;;======, Rehnquist vote nears in Senate WASHI NGTON (A P) -Presi- dent Reagan's nomination of Wil- liam H. Reh nquist to be chief justice 1s under heated attack b} Democrats and civil nghts groups, but top Senate Republicans predict confirmauon by a wide margin. I The Senate was scheduled to bcJin cons1derat1on of the nommauon 1 today, ~ith the t1m1ng ofa fi nal vote uncertain. Liberal Democrats arc hoping to muster enough support to force a prolonged filibuster. while Re- publican leaders say they are confi- dent th ey can cut short the move after a few days. It takes 60 votes to close off a filibuster. Rehnqu1st's opponents have ac- cused him of 1nsens1tiv1ty to c1v1l rights and have said he has been less I than ca nd1q 1,n resPonding to a vanety of charges lf"Senate Jud1c1ary Com- mittee heanngs th is summer. \n the latest disclosure. ll was rcveared Tuesday that Rehnqui st wrote in 1970 that the Equal Righ ts Amendment could "tum hol} wedlock into hol> deadlock." In a memo wnttcn when he was a Nixon ad ministration lawyer. 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SAVE 55%-73% Compare at RO SS PRICE Twin Full queen King $45 $55-$65 $75 $20 $20 $20 This spec ial selection Of ttorols. stnpes and geometrics 1n the latest snodes reverse to the some p qnt or motcning solid A tremendous va lue on hne ouollty s 10 I TWIN SETS r COMPARE Al $30 FAMOUS DESIGNER COORDINATED PERCALE SHEET SETS SAVI 66% -68.._ lw1n sets Full sels Quee n sets King CA king sets Compare , QI S30 $50 $60 $7C ROSS PQICE $1() $16 $19 $22 •Outstanding patterns fro m o lomovs oes1grt>• Set. consists or one print top sl"leet one t1t1P~ oot!om sneet 1n a coord1no1tng solid one two motct11ng pillowcases (twin nos vl"'e) The )nprt &Jl~ ~~ ~ k:rc StVIM t.otur9d or• •ec>1...,1011.,. o t •~ o~l1M<J 91oup D~CSS .FOK -t:ess IOU S1otlS INC '"6 . ' Ofenge Cout DAILY PILOT/ ~ednesday. September 10, 1986 Put brakes on costly survey, not traffic flow -Members of the. Orange .County Transportation · Commission. bless their bureaucratis:' little hearts. just won't take no for an answer. · Earl) this yea r. ci ty officials in Huntington Bc~ch. La Habra and Buena Park told the tFan sporta'tion com missioners that when it ca me to talk of flyovers. the) could lake a fl ying leap. - ·. ··on tht!Jr 16th birthday they show upatthe Department of Motor Vehicles to be tested, flngerP.rtnted, and have the world's most unflattering picture taken. ' I JUST \.OVE fHf FlRS\ DAY OF SCHOOL, DOH'T L YOU? _J -0 -... , \, Alf1lf wsua Colaam.t .&TE .. DEXTER Racism is not the is·sue. SA.CR o\M fNTO --=-lllineen' days ago in Stockton. a man named James. Nine months later. the county com mission 1s leaping back wi th a proposal to construct overpasses - fl yovers in transportation jargon -on .three heavily cong~sted Beach Bottfovard inter-sections. incl ud ~ng on~~--1-----1~~~~~~~';;_--J.~Ll"":;::::-:::;;J,'RJJfj~~~~ at Warner A venue in Huntington Beach. Lorthndge , was fired as ·super- intendent of schools Three of his top aides were fired with him -two of them reas5.1gned to classr~m .pos- iuons. and the third was d1sm1sscd •------r-.rom The ~mm:torthridge hild-been supenntcnden1 since 1983, and he The commissioners make Rocky look li ke a sissy. EH~I) t11ne the cities ljeat up on the overpass idea: the transportation co mmissioners return. bloodied but , • unbowed and ready to continue the figh t. · Their heart should be admired. even if thei r ears need fixing. What the ci ties are saying is they support the idea of making Beach Boulevard a so-called super street. That means its 19.5-mile length would be made mo·re passable by coordinating traffic signals, widening streets. rl.'stnctmg on~street parking, restriplng and other such improvements. It dncsn '1 mean the city supports a $I 0 million bridg~ at Beach and Warner. Cit) ollic1al.., rightly fear the overpasses would hurt businesses in the area. be ugly~ take too long to build. co t too much and maybe r1o t work. -'\nd·they told the comm1ss1oners ~o But did an) bod~ hear? Does the county li sten to the cities'? Do the Dodger~ ha ve a chance thi s year? Of course not. The transportation comm ission now has authon1rd a $20.000 study to convince th e ci ti es that they don't rcal l~ Object 10 the overpasses. Ever gl\c a 4-~ear-old a buck and tell him he likes l' liver with a side order of Brussels sprouts? The count) should 4iaH' tts money. I 1[111111111', \flr""''d 1111hi-'ll.1<' .ir1· thuw 111 lh\' I >.111\ 1'11111 I l1twr 'II'"' <'\Jlr< "' ,, '•11 (hi' l'·•IW JI< lhll\l 11l 1h1 II JUlhnr' .1ml Jrll\h lfr.1.t.·1 d•l1lflH'OI " '"'II• .t I h1 I ),111\ 1'1l11t I' C \ Hn\ I '\011 ( 11,t,1 \k,J •1;1,;:11 l'h"nl h-l:-011-.r · · LETTERS -~------=----- They're playing possuni and the ga1ne nev~r ends To thl' Fd11ur This note 1<. to 1ntroduu.' \OU to !\001(' OC\\ Ol'lghborc; thal HIU proh- ahl\ ha,cn'1 ml'I -and prohahl) dori·1 rcall \ ''an1 111 H>ur hJd .. \:trds. garage~. J1,a·rhage. {'t~ .\ famd) ofopos,ums has tal..cn up res1dcnCt' 1n our ne ighborhood -at least a mother and ll1tcr ofc1ght to I~ )Oung ones. nov. about twQ_m.onths old. .\s n1ghtt1mc sca"cngcrs. )Ou prohahl) hJ\l·n·1 C\t'n seen an) of them -)Cl M) 1ntrodul1111n was 10 a small one. ;u~t past v.i;aning age, who crawled 1010 m) bathroom at 2 a.m. through m> OJ'X'n patio door .. ~nov. Oak<.··· ob;encd tn the unin' lled guest. whKh v.ol..e me up I called thl' All Creature' C1rt•a1 and Small d1n1t. which takes v.lld J n1mals care.'> tor them until health\. and returns them lo the wild. The) '>trongl~ suggcc;1ed that opoo;sum!I not oc kept as pct~ as the) nc.\Cr lame. v.i11l nc.\lcr kt thcmsehes be held. and ha ve ' 1r;.1<1us teeth the) use frcel)' A tcw nights later I found one 1n m\ TODAY IN HISTORY By die Alaociatecl Prus Today is Wednesda\. Sept 10, the 253rd day of 1985. T here are 11 :! da)., Id\ in the year. Today's highlight 1n history gJrage -oh' 111u<.I) the saml' \llC and agt• .• 1n<l founJ ll 'l'r) adept :11 hiding, and .. mall l'nough 10 even get under rhc gar:igl' door. Time 10 call .\n1mal ( onrrol for information. and learnl·d ( o\la :vk!>a has man> OPO!l\Um lam1lies .\n1mal Conrrol has cagco; 10 trap them 1n. and "'Ill pie!.. up and t. hccrfull~ d1spo~e of 1hem rhrel' "'eek' and conunuou!I ball- ing of trap ha' onl) caughr 1wo more smalkmcs l'll'\l'Cn the morhcronn· hut she ob' wu~h d~o;n't likl' tht• rrap. ncn though ''' h:rncd v.11h dllll·rcnt thing' -halon. chicken . fi,hhcads. l'll So thac " '11ll 11nt.• 01n1hcr and at ll'a\I tour to l'1ght )oung one\ o;11ll in our knu· h1 u'h or c1n~'>'hcrc, prob- Jhh \\1th1n four \iHd'i \n1111al ( 11n1rol "UUl''>I\ rhat II c.1,h nl·1ghh11r v.ould gl't a 1rap ~h1k lhl' \oungonl·,.ire \t1ll \mall rl\\ould erad1 ,a1t· 1h1· l'ntrrt· rrohlcm nvv. Other.i. t'>l' 1•u1 un1n' lll'd Ol'" ne1g!i hur\ '!'Iii 1nUl'.1\(' 1n \Ill' anJ nu mber 111 ~ real fX'\t'> 11{1 "-;f \ t....IN'.'l.\!\f.1,N C O\ta Mc<.a In l'JSS C 1un\rn11~l' madc ll~ premiere on ( fl<,, ll'll'' 1\>0n In 1%:\. 20 hla l k \tu1kn1' entered puhlil '>lh•ml\ tn Hnm1ngham . fu~kcgcc and M11h1k .\l.1 f11llnw1ng a o;1andofThct"'Cl'n fl•dcral auth11nt1e.-. and ( 10\ ( 1rnrgl.' C 'W allJll' , On Sept 10, 1813. an American naval force under ( ommodore Olt- ver H. Perry defeated the Bnt1<;h in the Baltic of Lake Ene 1n the War of 181 2. Reporting on the v1ctol). Pen; messaged: .. We have met rhe enem)'. : and they arc ours." · • On this date: I en ~~·ar'> ago I wn a1rhnt•f\ col- hlkd O\Cr Yugo.,la' 1a killing all 176 ix·uplc :iboard the plane\. ·\nd live < roa11an na11on-ahsts h1;acked a TWA Jetliner dunng a night from Nev. York to Chicago ordenng ll to 0) to Pam. : In 1608. John Sm11h wa~ elected : president of fhe Jamestown colony : . council in Virginia. · In 1846, Elias Howe of pencer. . ~ . • • . Mass .• received a patent on hi e; <;ew1ng machine. In 1919. New York ( 1ty welcomed home Gen. John J. Pcr\h1ng and 25.000soldiero;whoserved 1n the I 1 ~ First Division during World War I Jn 1939, Canada declared war on Germany. In 1945, V1dkun Quisling "'a!. sentenced to death in Nof"Wa )' for coltaborating with the Nazis ORANGE COAS r Daily Pilat S th•\,,.,. ""'"Y 1.1y i thfto t-t• •' 1ll'l Ii El•r ~I ~.IY<t 1 JM'-\ C: A A 1<f'M\ !f";P'\(''1f'fVI' 1ll (\(! • •:>l\IJ Go I I Mr..a (A .,.,,, • Five years ago-Pol'llnd's indepen- dent labor Tedcra1 1on. C)oltdanty, called for free parliamental) clcc11ons 1n an open l hallcngc to the Com" munl\t go,crnmcnt ()nc:year ago· Rdx·ls 1n f I Salvador k'1dnapped In ce; C1uadalupe Duart<' f>uran . ttw cldc\I daughter of Presi - dent Jose Napoleon Duarte Shr was rl'lcased in October a.-. part of a pn'loner exchange Toda)°s b1rthda~\ i\ctrcss Fay Wra} 1s 79 Movie director Robert W1~ 1s 72 Golf{'r Arnold Palmer 1!> 57 K-wm- PubltshM TM!Telt ~1101 °°" ,.,, .. r T«rflftce" Klftdle City Edt101 C11cu1111on Olrec:IOf Tome~ tt.wenl~ News EdltOf Adver111111Q OlrectOf c, .... ...., .....,~. $c>or11 EdilQf C1n9lfiect Dtfwc'IOf ~ Cent,.. !If-. T,_.. P10dUttlOn MIO~ Cont101• . . .. . ' l'HEMIL' 4UKn JOlJ111'1Al It'snoaCcident J-.pan's open-door policy works Ha ve \'OU ever kno~n an\-one who 100L. th e iest :?O times before.receiving a dnH·r's lice nsc'l h's no1 uncommon in Japan - unlcs~ the applicant 1s a graduate of one i">f thl' more than -150 private dm ing school~ 1n the country. Ac- cording to a recent amcle in the Wall Street Journal. 95 percent of the Japane'>l' at1end these schools. Pr" ate. rcs1den11al school cost 1s SI 500 for 17 10 :?Oda) s of tnlenm c dn' er\ tra1n1ng and 16 nights of crU1•ded dormllOr) II\ tng. In nonrc"dcnual dnving sc hools lhl' training lam, SI\ months The m:.inaga 11f thl' Tok) o N 1ssan On ving Sl'.hool hl'11c\ c~ 11 takes six month'i for the hod w ph)!>llall~ and mcntall> ahsorb dm 1ng tt•chn1ques. "St•\ l'lltl·en day'i ;uc;t l!iA 't enough II'<-11"'-c tl·a Cl'remon) or flower arranging. You have 10 develop proper spmtual at111udc .. \h '>O Thar·s the d11Tcrcncc be- 1v.ecn drncrs in Japan and the U . Herc. prospec11ve dnvt"rs take lhe Dn,cr Education course in school - t"'o hours a da)'. fou r days a week for thrct• weeks. On thc1r 16th b1rthda) they show up at rhc Department of Motor Vehicles 10 be tc!>ted. fingerpnnted . and havt.' the world's most unflaner- ing picture takt•n Most of them get a lircnsc If the) nuAk out, they are "elu1 mc to tr)' again. You cannot apph for a driver's licen~ 1n Japan ur11il \OU arl' 18. It must be renewed n en three 'ears. n1e Japaricse dm ing school course ~tarts '"11h an hour-long lecture on traflk lav. ~ and dn ving manner!>. • Dm ing manners') Something as rare hen· al. a tea cercmon\ 1n the U S. lhl' next hour 1s de .. ·oted to the pmf)l'r v.a)' 10 open and close a car door "(ientl} ltf1 th e handle. pull the door open e"actl) 10 ccn11mctcrs. 'llop ,1nd loo~ in hoth direc11 ons, pull 1hr door tov.ard ><rn. prOCl'Cd lO enter the 'rh1de ·· Poinl'> v.111 be deducted l>n thl· tn11f1he 10 ll'lll1mcter rule 1\ not folln\I. rd. .\ lll"f' 3 '>l'<.~11111 on h O\\ 10 fa~t(•n 'il'.1thclt~. Ind. d(lor!> and ad;ust rear- ' 1ev. mirror~. 1hc instructor gets into turnmg. hral..mg, pa rking and auto ml·chan1<.·~ "hen studenb fim dme alone. 11 " on tht• ~hool's (.'oursc while the LMtruc1or monitor' them from a control tuv.er. barkins 1nstruc11ons. He corrects their dnv1ng techniques and their poor postures. He is also along -ba rking instruc- tions -the first time the students dri vc on local streets. The students will be ready 10 take the dnving test. given by school officials. after onl> I 0 m.orc hours of dnv1ng with th1c; taskmaster. .. Do they get their hcensc" rhen '> No The> must take a one-hour wnttcn ANN WELLS te~t when the~ return home. In the SI'< months the Japant.'sc arc ph) s1rall) and men tall) ahsorbing dr" 1ng techniques. our newly hlr:nsed 16-ycar olds can accumulate a c;k" of t1Ckl'l'i. scare a Protestant ra(e ~!Ir dm er into saying three Hail Mar."· tind "'1th little effort total hi s -or hi\ father's car ..\ gracious employee in the 1nfor- ma11on department of the Japanese Consul ga ve me statistics com panng traffic accidents 1n the United States and Japan. In the United States 68 percent of all automobile dnvers will be involved in an accident, while 36 6 percent of all automobile dnvers in Japan arc involved in mishaps. Could tt be ou r driving manners') Our lack of spiritual attitude? Or 1s 11 because we usually whip out to the ('ar and ;erk the door open more than I 0 ccn11mc1ers'' Co/umalst Aa.o We/11 lives la Laguaa Niguel. Controllers had problems with another kind of traffic W .\SH I NG TON -The shocking alle~uon'> of 1ll1c11 drug use by _Los .\ngelcs air traffic controllers shouldn't haH' surpr1sed1tre F'e"denl ..\v1a11on Adm1n1s1ra11on. T.heagency wa5 warned two years ago that drug ahu'\l' rnuld he high among the 12.000 rontrolll'f\ who were hired to replace '>In ~l'f'> fired in 1981. Thl' v. Jrning came from the Trans- pona11on Department's rnspector general. "'ho said: .. Man> of the nn\I) hired tndl' 1duals have prior rnonh (If 1n,Ohl•men1 w11h c1v1han or m1lllM\ p<1lll<' ln\OI' 1ng drugs " fhl' 111\f>l'Ctnr general's 1n - ' e't1gator'> tound that 80 out of 2.108 lyntmlkr'\ lhl'~ ( hetked had been 1mplKall'd with drugs before Joining thl' r \ .\. a 'ipokc,man told our U\W~ 1ate Stewart Harns. Those stud· 1c<l wcreemployed 1n the FAA's New England. Great Lakes and Northwest Mountain regions. But none of the arrests prevented the FM from hann&.the <k.speratcly needed controllers. Federal law for- bid' d1~nm1na11on against job appli- cant\ bccau<,c (If past h1stones of altohol or drug abuse It the thrre rt'g1ons studied by ttre 111<,pector general'~ 1nvest1gators arc typical , there lOuld be 450 air traffic controller'i na11onw1dt' with drug rcrnrds The 1no;peuor general noted that the number of such pnor of- fcndcry could he higher than normal becau~e mo5t of the -;1nkcr rcplace- mrnts grcv. Up Bl a llm(' when drug abuse wa\ w1deo;pread Last ) ear the inspeC'tor general's 1nvcs11ga1nrs found that three con- troller~ at Snanton (Pa ) Inter- national l\trpon u~d man1uana. After a unnalym exposed him, one con troller confe!>scd that his addic- iion was 50 strong that he smoked pot wh1 k tra .. clrngtoand from work The other-. udm1tted 'mokmg manJuana 3S often a5 three times a month Non~ admitted using the pcrccpt1on·alter· 1ng c.Jrug while actually work1na 1n tl1e control tower The 1n~pcctor general's rcP<>n esti- mated 1hnt. nll 1old, at lc~st l ,SOO FAA employees -controllers and others -sho_yld_bt· enroU~d in some. kind of alcohol or drug rehah1litat1on program Y-mniiscal I Q85. only 162 FA.A employees were actually enrol- led 1n these programs FAA Administrator Donald Engen m1n1mizcd lhc problem !fl an apJ')('ar- ance on net1Aork tclc' 1s1on a few da ys ago. "We do no1 have a lot of drug abusers 1n the F A. ... he asserled. The agcn q did not take kindly to the 1no;pcc1or general's report. com- pl:uning that 1t d1dn't 1den11fy a single actu.il drug abu\CT who was on the FA.\ pu)roll. The agency inmtcd 11 has relat1vel)' few dr~g-rela1ed inci- dents cons1denng the large numhcrof l'mployees. In an internal memo. the FA.A warned that the report <'ould "sevcrel) damage publtc confidence 1n the air transportatron system." Still. the fact remains that there's no wiy to know if control tower person- nel are takmg__dru_gs._ because the FAA doesn't reqL>irc controllers to be tested for dru~ use. While refusing to acknowledge that 11 has a problem. the FAA has dawdled for nearly two years over a program to test controllers for drug abuse before they are hired. then once a year after that At first. the $700.000 drug testing program was postponed while the FAA tned'to find funds Then the prografl'\ was delayed b> the !>Carch fora-laooratory to handle the le!tting. The result is that ac1u3I drug 1rst1ng for traffic controllers won'tst.an until this December-26 months after the ampcctor general warned the FAA brass that there might he Junkie in their control towers The relucd auitude toward drug and alcohol abuse amonJ those on • whom the $8.fety of millions of air travt.'lersdcpcnds 1s not hmitcd to top officials in Washington. apparentlv At ohe a1rpon. for oample. the repon said. 11 wasn't until a "senous safety event oc.curred" that an FAA worker who was drinkana on the JOb finall) was ordered into rchab1h· ' . JACK ANDERSON· and DALE VAN ATTA tat1on This was despite the fact that a concerned co-worker had warned lhl· supervisor about the boozer on three separate occasions. Each time. according to the inspec- tor general report, th e boss rcphrd that "he was mon11onng the s11u- at1on ·· Even when controllers are confirmed drug abusers. their punish- ment varies depending on the region. according to the report. SQme aren't even disciplined. The inspector general urged a uniform agency policy for dealing with controllers who abuse drugs and alcohol. He also recommended hiring a full -time coordinator to run a nat1onw1dc rehabili tation program, training supervisors to refer workers w11h pr<?blcms to the program and monitoring th<' workers' performance after thry complete 11. Tht full-time coordinator has not yet been hired. MINI-EDITO RIAL. Mexico's foreign ministry wins the Inspector Renault Award for 1986 hands down As fans of "C'asahlanc~" know, the. inspector. ordered to find a reason to c;hut down Rick's nightclu b. professed to t:>e shocked that gam- bling \\as going on -JUSI as a croupi er brought him his winnin~. The foreign min1siry expressed in- dignation .that ll.S drug agents had been carrying on an vcst1gat1ons mS'ide .. Mexico -as 1flhis h•dn't been done \l\.tth ,full cooperation of Me11aan authon11e!t The Mc,ucanc; are miffed at I I , cnt1c15m of the arrto;I and tonure of a US agent But they shouldn't rt'!!Pond by bc1na silly-or by c~ma the cooperative cffon. J•ct ....,_.. &IHI 0.le Vu Altll •rt •r•dk•t(d col•mlll1i.. was the_ fir~t black superintendent the !>)'Stem evt:r had. He wao; also the eighth super- intendent tock ton had gone through 1n the last 11 years The reason Lorthm:lgy.was fired - al least according to tlt'e fou r mem· bers of the school board who voted to get nd of him -was that he and bis staff were responsible for presenting an "undocumented and arguably unbalanced budget" to the board. "The d1stnc1 has drifted into finan cial unccnamt} for several .. )r:ars ... said school board president Jame!. Urbani. "but 11 has become a cns1s the pa~I <;C\ en months: .. l 'rban1 al o said that Lorthri dge's tenure a'> 'upenntendcnt had'brought labor rclauom w ··an all-time low:· and that he had t'\Ot adequate!) addrc~<;cd the problems of drug abuse and a high dropout rate among m1nont) \tudents. Thmr: were the reasons a wh11e ma;ontv of the school board gave for dismissing the first black super- intendent of schools Stockton ever had. The reacuon to the d1sm1ssaJ from hlack leader<; -particularly City Counulman Ralph White. local N .\ .\( P president fodd Sum me~. nnd thl' thrl'l' hlark members of the o;lhOt>I hoard -11.a<; not one of the grl·at \urpn'l''> in the history of .\mt•nt:in rall' rl'la11ons. Thl') \l'lkd "wh1IC)." 1 hq .. aid 11 wa!I racism. They filed Jav.~u1t'>. Thl') organ1Led a student lxl}n>ll of the ~hool. They claimed tha t the four white members of the school hoard had met pnvately and agrcr:d to rt•mo' e Lorthndge. viol- ating 1hc state«, open meeting laws Tru.-.1ee Lincoln Ellis. "I and m) con\t1tucn1 were d1senfranch1sed from the process .. Trustt•c Ann Stallworth: "I feel the action "'a'i illegal. I don't feel due pr~ll'l''>!I wn\ followed .. . Tru,tee the Rev. Booker T. Guyto n· "The vete by the four tru~tl'l'\ v. hu 'otcd 10 ou!>t Lort hndge '1ola1cd 01) LI\ ii nghts and !h~ ix·ople I rl.'.prl'<;Cnt. They (the trustees) wuld ha' e done 1h1s legally. but they tho'>C not 10 -· Nov.. I do not knov. 1f the four v.h1te ml·mocrs of the Stockton ~ hool Bo:ird dcudcd pnvatcly to can 1hr: suix·nntcndent or not. They all den) 11 . ..a)ing "'hat they did was ml.'el 1nd1' tduall) with school board pn's1drnt l lrh:m1 10 review their "probkm<;·· v.11h the way Lorthridge was rurrning things. But a., long ao; the' Ole was made 1n publil' -c1nd pre-;umabl) could be ma<ll· again -I don~ ~ that a 'mlat1t1n of upt•n meeting laws 1s rr:Jll) the qul·o;11on. and 11 1s certainly n11 reason to l..t•ep children out of -mrout The 4~t1on 1 1d James l.onhndgc -who replaced a super- 1n1enden1 who resigned after the San ·Joaquin County grand JUI)' 1n- ,e,11ga1ed school d1stnct finances - ~uhm11 an ··undocumented and :irg.uahl} unhalanccd budget" to the ~l huol boarJ or no1'1 11 hr: du.J. 1 l "uulJ ~cm to me that a '>chool ~stem"' h1ch had. previous to hit; arn,al. gom· 1hrough seven super- 1111r:nJcnt~ in l'1gh1 )ears m1g.ht reno;onahl; Ix· l'\peCtcd to get nd of 1h1~ 11nr too If LorthnJge did not submit an 1mpr(1pcr hudset. then he aod the hlnl·k lcadcr~h1p of Stockton have a ·· kg1t1111J1e complaint. If labor rcla· t11rn"1 aren't worSt·, 1f drug abuse and dropout rates are being effectively dealt with, they have another com-··· plaint And 1f1ha11s Lbecase. they ou&}lt to put the b\ldget and the statistics on the table, and make hars out of James l 'rban1 and his white maJOnty. No- body ha'i done that. though. -\ml un11l th ey do. the black kndersh1p of tock ton should not ask <'hildren to m1s:r; school because James Lorthridge couldn't or wuuldn 't do his Joh And they ~hould not call 11 rncasm There hai. bC'cn a flood of that an the last few years. and all it docs ts dilute and cheapen the word. Tht> truth as, a large number of the peopk "'ho arc elected to office 1n this counlf) arc c11 hcr dishonest or in- t'om(X'ten t, without any consider· at1on of race or country of origin. A huge numbc1 of the people they appoint are dishonest or ancdmpt"tent 100 .. A~ mrmhcrs of the society, black people have as much naht aunybody cl~ to ha"e 1ncomi>cttnt or dishonest people an pos111ons of power. What the) do not have, any more than anybody else., as the naht to kttp th<'m tbert. once the)' a~ found out. P~t~ DHtf'r ,, • •Tlflk81d t'Ol•m•l1t. ll .. . - • Orange Coa1t DAIL y PILOT /Wedneectav. September 101 ,. * • ., ~==mi::-:!:::. ~mbattled statejustieesflgh.t back a11MA.lneta ... rr... LOS ANGELES -State and local laws requirina ,ovemmenta-U> divest them.elves of stock in companies doina bu•U\esl in South Africa may be pre- empted bya 'NeUer federal bill, oonaresaional lepl experts say. The bill, puled by the Senate U 14 Aut IS and awaitina a vote in the House, is intended to pre-empt all state and oca1 laws aimed at South Africa's apartheid ~licy., tccotdina to unidentified 1e>urces. Nineteen t tates.. includina California, and 62 cities have puled laws opposina apartheid, the South African 1ovemment'1 policy of racial seareption, according to the American Committee on Africa. · Bollt found adrift: no one aboard· SAN FRANC ISCO (AP) -Sup- pol'.\ers of state Su~mt C.ourt ius- tices are presentina· home buyers, asbestos victims and others aided by the court's rulinas in a campaian to counter the. oppostion's symbol 9f crime victims. • · News coMe'rences held around the statt fQr the last two clays by a 11oup called the Independent Citizens Committee to Keep Politics Out of the Coun marked a new dfrcction· in the campaign fo r justices on the November ballot. T hree justices under conservative attack-Chief Justice Roee Bird and J ustices Joseph Grodin and Cruz R·eynoso -are runnina their own campaians and are stressina JeDeral themes of competence and Judicial independence; while refusina for the most part to discuss specific cues. That approach apparently is con· sistent wittujudicial imase and with ethical restrictions on judges' out-of. court comments on their ruhna.s, But it also has made it harder to a ppeal to spcci fie constituencies. such as consumers and labor, and bas put can't do," aaid Harold M)'Cf'IO_D. u the justices at a dilldvantaee when executive direcior of the conun--. OJ>POlina ~ brina forward rela-He said in • staaemeet &Ml • uves of mu.rder victims to denounce ''campaip of dectit" ii beh11 Wlfld reversals of death .eotence. abc>ut thecoun ~ ''IOIM ofdle ~ The recently formed Independent powerful political . and eccieom-c . Citiz.ens · Committee, orpnizcd by interests In the JCalC, .. wbo llave beee fo rmer Gov. Pat Broym and othcn to .. concealina them1e1v..et behiDd tbe support all 1ix ju1tices on the ballot, ii families of c;rime victima. not under the same restrictions and is M yerson allo said Oov. Geocwe taking a more tonyentionally· poUti-Oeukruejian, who has called fOr t6e cal approach to the campaian. defea1 of Bird. Grodin aDd Reynoeo "This kind of campaian can do , on the death penalty iaue, .. wanta not things that the justictS' campaign justices but rubber stampa." LONG BEACH -U.S. Goast Guard and Navy rescue teams searched the seas around a boat found adrift west of San O emente Island. but found no one overboard. The Navy conducted an air search df a 420 square-mile area until late T uesday niaht after the Coast G uard contacted the owner of the 34-foot ------------------~---------------:---------------- veise1;. who didn't know it was missina from its long Beach berth, Coast Guard Petty Officer Lc:o Kay said . · -. - Anotlier 6'rl fln6en ~nt. on drug• LOS ANGELES -A·n I I-year-old school&lrl spCnt the night in a foster . home after tellina her school p,rincipal thf t her patents allcaedly cultivated and used mirijuana, police.said.• She fett.ber parents needed help, and tb'is was the only way she co uld ao about it." said ~lice Lt. Otis Dobine. The unidentified airl also said she was influenced by a similar action by an Orange Count tCCA· _ aacr who turned her nts in last month for al~~QCalDC.~ o · , PartJes He.at Op .With .. · .. · ·oecOrations · from · Celfbi-ations!! tnc s n1t es 11r s comp an u y to ormandic A venue Elementary School Principal Judy Willis. police raided her parents' home and seized a marijuana plant in the family's back yard, Sgt. Nate Atkins said. But the parents, whose identities were withheld, were not arrested pending funher investigation, Atkins added. .. At Celebratio ns we've got a great selccuon of decorations fo r end-of-summer parties. luaus. back to chool parties or whateve r the occa~ion. And at great Lat1V8ult. llled In Cerritos air tr. rice too~ You'll fU1d complete tahle ensemble~. ~-----~---~--~-~;-~~-~~~~ LOS ANGELES-AttomeysJor relatives of six passengers killed when an Aeromexico jetliner crashed on a suburban neighborhood filed three separate lawsuits seeking millions of dollars in damages. The suits filed Tuesday, the fi~t ste mming from the disaster. accu5e Aeromexico and the pilot of a small plane of nc_gligence and wrongful death in the Aug.· 31 m1d:a 1r colli sion. .. -DO YOU · HAVE HYPERTENSIO'N? --.;. Wear~ investig ating a n e w m ed ication s hown to_ be effe ctive in treating h y p e r tension. Partic ipation in this study includes M.D. Supe r visio n , lab tes ting, E.K.G.s, medications, . . and i s free to all participants. For more information Call After 2 PM 640-7412 ,· Great Selectio n: · • Complete T able En semble~ • Bann ers • T able Cloth e;, e Every Decoration under the Sun 80 I W. Baker St. L block w. of Bristol Costa Mesa, Ca. We carry HOW TO PLAY YOUR GAME CARD _· - -:. ··_-; · ,\ -~ ··-.ti panels to play each week. Each day a ,. • • · t ··s will be published. II any of those numbers .. • . Jr co rd lor 1hot week's game, circle them. ·CIRCLE NU MBERS Each game pone' . ;' :.. n I •. ~ A. 1 5 numbers on one of 1he two game par· · 1 • • • :. •1• Circle all 15 numbers for that \\ • • • s _ ~"1 F• c• l , Ou "" nl It's as simple os that. HOW TO WI N I "' l ( 'I , I I ~ • t l t I . \ .. . . . .. . . .. f. • . ' t I\ .\ I t II f •• .. I I •• lo. "'fl •• . ,. ' t ,., <.. ~ t • • • ( t I ~ ~ , ;r,~~·, ~·:~\' : .''' H ! • (I!~ t I It I 'l ; • (. • '• • S ' : v\ • 1 ~\ }' ... banners. candles. tablecloth;, specialty items and everyth ing under the sun for decorating your last summer pany. Come on in lo Celebrations and heat u our an with decor IQm~ ---- (i) CL-t · <t.:~~·-•-••••ul.., ,. ~·-. ·-r . / ,, , Lu.u1 ' 979-8570 • I 1 -· ,. ' .... "' ' A.8 , Orange Cout DAILY PILOT I Wedneaday. September 10, 1986 IN T£ RMI SSIO N ... A misfiring 'Misanthrope' at WCT • The prospect of puttana on a Moliere play al the Westminster CoD"fftunity Theater probabl,y was oi'lf of thoS<' ideas that seemed pretty good at the time. After all, theater officials might have reasoned,' the Newpon Harbor Actors Theater once prt'sentcd a pointed "Tartuffe" and Toi Tnus the Huntington Bcacl1 Playhouse had · .............. . convulsed audiences witli "The fm- ag1nary In valid." .. But "The Misanthrope" has neither the comic savagery of the former or the burlesque pot~ntial of the latter. h deals, in florid prose and flowery fashion. with attitudes and egotism an Moliere's 17th century France. And, as might be expected, 11's a tnfle tiresome. There is a tremendous amount of effort involved in putting lh1s "Mis- . anthropc" on stage. Director Charles .. Slut IT I(" (I) 'IS.• IS IO·OO NO l!MCAIN '1UC( 70 * DOI.IT STBiO "AUEH" (I) 100. H S "° IAl'-'11 l'llC( LIDO 673 8350 •WPOlllT k YO U Yll. 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""""''° "UUTI lit N" (PC) ..... l·IS It IS U •TWS &llt "ltr.K I~-fPCI ) JO, • ot. I 0-00 11 00 111$ ' tl(O MISSION Vlf JO MAL l )6-l 6770 ~ lltw.tS•Y "Sf lit IT 1£" (I) 12 00. l 00 4 90. '00 100 10 00 ,.,...,.,.. ' "MJl•S" (IJ I 4S. 4 )0 1 )0 It~ n•nu •.n Taylor came up wuh his own ongmal translation. and the WCT corps of costumers have dont yeoman work to render the show visually dehghtfut. Another excellent portra».JI comes from Kevan Foley Coffman, who has the proper bcanng and mannered style as Steneck's confidante. John Franco chc11s a few laughs as a jittery unprt"ssano. but his character -as \H'll. as the nicely enacted ba41et he pre!.ents -1s superfluous to the story, thciush teen-age danters Laura Pratt. · kn(ltfcr Pratt and Stefanie Hult are 1mpress1H. Scan Brown and Wilham J. I The acting. in most instances. 1s impressive. ano Taylor's little comic tou~es (most involvina byplay amon~ the servants) certainly do not go unnoticccj.. The problem lies at the core -"The Misanthrope" simply is not one ofMolierc's better plays. and c vcn South Coast Re~rtory would be hard pressed to render it completely effective. The pnmary burden falls on the broad shoulders of Edward Steneck. a fi'ne comic actor who struts and frets with gusto but ·fails to elicit mucti. favor ar sympathy. His character is the misanthrope -defi ned by Webster as "'a person who hates or d istrusts mankind." In Stcneclc's case. ~the dcfinitioll could be ap. pended to "and does so loudly and boisterously ... Custard wear a b11 than as the self- adonng marg u1ses. as does Larry Blake as a m1nc1ng fop in an Orphan Annie '¥tg who fashions himself a poet. Helen Hi~ins. Sylvia Hunte~, 8111 Carmignan1 and Lynne Tav· ~rncn1 ha'e a few good moments-as , __ Karla Abrams. cast as the prett}' mcmbtrs of the rourt. . Moltcre's servants usually draw a grcai.Q.cal of.attention. and, such 1~ the ca~ at Wcs1minstcr Ton} Grande 1s almo!>t C"haplinesque as a 11pphng butler. while K1mberle} Bro"' n 1c; - Edward Stenecll. tries to co. mprebt:nd bi• ezclted hoa..e· keeper (Laurie SonU.) u Karla Abram• watches In .. Tbe Mleantbrope" at the \festmlnater Community Theater. you~objcct ofhisaffections. turns in .~1tkuk'as th~~> ma~an<l baiJne a re markabl} well-defined per-_ Sondag contributes a crackling hit of formancc considcnng that most of um1cd' a<> a nustcrcd housekeeper h<.'r stage 11me 1s spent i'n extended ··1 hr Misanthrope"' is a gallant rl·action. Also qu1tc effectivc is allempt at rnstonng the clcgance of Chery·! Walker as her rival al coun -Moltere·s Francc for present-da) their scene as 1he) pohtelh draw and 1hca1erguers. but there 1s httk of QUVttrc<tch othtr vcffia y IS prof): suhstancc undcr alf the .extra vagan t ably the best 1n the show.· 'crbnl and visual trappings Pl'r- formanccs con11nue Fndays and Sat· urd;n ~ through Oct. 4 at th e theater. 727'2 M~ple St .. Westminster and rt''>\.'f\ at1011s an: 1akl'n at 11Q~-4 l I 3 -1.«1- l m 1..=0N ll.Aa< SHEEP 80UAOAOH THl&'8 COMPANY Dff'AENT STAOKE8 IU8INE88 REPORT G IU8INEl8 Of fllMilAt.."'!Al'IOfMEJallRNT (J) CIS NEWS · 9 AICNEW8 Q I NICNEWS A CRV FOR MIRACLES 8COMIAT1 (C)MOVIE **'.;"Where Tri. Boys Are" (19601 Oolo<ea Hart, GIOlge HlllTllllOll ®MOVIE * * 'n "AmerlCln F'Y«'" ( 1985) Kev- in Costner, Oavld Grant ~ • • "Give My Regards To Broad Street" ( 19S.J Paul McCar1ney. Bry· an Brown (SJ FAERIE TAlf TiiEATRE -t:30- llN8CNEWS tD TOO CLOSE FOR COMFORT I IE.09AROY • MACNEIL / lf}iRER ~ G FACES Of CULTURE ()) l1Jl NEWS a!@ENSOH -7:00-8 C8SNEWS II 9 ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT eSOAP eASCNEWSO G LOVE CONH£CTIOH Cil MEWS 8t THREE'S COMPANY m 8 WHEEL Of FORTUNE Ii) BUSINESS REPORT Cl) PM MAGAZINE GD PfWSE TiiE"LORO Qr!) DARK SMOOWS CFJ INN.HEWS (i PAPER CHASE 'IJMOVIE • • •.; 'Y<>14r Clteltln Heart llS&CJ George HamlllOll, Susan Ot1ver -7:30- • 2 ON THE TOWN II CARO SHARKS • WHA rs HAPPEHINGll 8 EYE ON LA. G $1,000,000 CHANCE Of A LffTIME I M•A•S•H NlWl YWEO GAME Wl.D, WILD W~ Of ANNALS ID J0HH MCLAUGHUH'S ONE ON ONE Cl) S.D. AT LAROE 9 PeOPl.FS COURT a! IE.09AAIJY QI TOM JONES (!)NEWS -8:00- • (I) OAUG KNOT Q al HIGHWAY TO HEAvat eMOVIE * * '.1 "Girl Happy' (1965) EMa Prfe. s11e11ey F•bares • WINOS Of WAR fJ 100,000 PYRA.MID Cil SOAP tDH£WS m MOVIE * • •.; "Savege PlllTlpas 11967) RObeft T aylot, Ron Randell fl) SUfMVAL ~SEEING RED: STORIES Of AMEAICAH COMM~TS CID PRAISE THE LORD mMOVIE "Mystety Submarine (No Date) C)MOVIE • * • "The ProfllSSIOOaJS" 11966) Burt Lancaster. Lee Marvin ffi MOVIE • * "Just One Of The Guys ( 19851 Joyce Hyw. Clayton Rohner .LJ MOVIE *** ChooM M41 p9S.) ~ Yleve 8lJJ()4d. Keith Carridine 'f 000 COOPl£ ~ BROTHERS -8:30-0 JOl<ER'S WILD Cf) TRAPPER JOHN. M.D. tD PM MAGAZINE ~)HONEYMOONERS s: rrs GARRY SHAHOUNG'S SHOW RJctlard Wldm11k, Oevld Wayne • TUfMHQ POINTS GD PAAl8E THE LORD STAAlllEK DON AICKL.E.S ON THE L~ MOVIE - • • •.; "Pe&-wee s Big Adventure" (1985) Paul Reubens.· ~lllabeth Dal- ley -9:30-0 QI YOU AGAIN? Cil MOVIE • ••.; "Midas Run" (1969) Richard Crenna. Fred Aatllr1 ~ RESCUE MISStON ON THE SOUTH CHINA SEA m OYEASEAS ADVENTURE -10:00-.. 8 ST. ELSEWHERE em NEWS G HOU.YWOOO ~SOHO Of SURVIVAL GD BEHIND TiiE SCEHE.S "\D WRESTLING RAMBO: FIRST BLOOD no man, no law, no war can atop him. CtN( ... A~ • .,. 1c_, MOVIE * Rambo· First Blood Pan 11" 119851 SyM1ste1 Stallone. Richard C1enna 1L KIDS IN SPORTS. THE PRICE Of GLORY q..J MOVIE ••'Ir "AmerlGan Flyeu" f19851Ktv· 1n Costner, David Gran1 COMEDY BREAK S,MOVIE t • "PollGe Academy 2 Tlle4r Flrst ASSIQnment' ( 19851 Steve Gutten· berg &bba Smith -10:15-m RELIGIOUS PROGRAMMING -10:30- fl) GRIZZLY: THE SHINING MOUNTAIN GD JACK HAYFORD ·<l)INNNEWS '?)MOVIE •• • "Ms •S 1198 11 Zoe Temertls JICll Thibeau -11:00- aaAOAIN MATIHll•• M O NDAY THAU SATURDAY I ST 2 P ERFORMANC ES fXC fPT H0U0.&VS & STA~stEO• * t '1fA1UAf:f; 1 OOllT' U lllO lOM C•UtH TOP GUN 1roo1 11 >O 1 10 S 11 1 4S 10 OS , ........ 11.WCln · EXTREMITIES 1111 11 )0 JJO uo L.lO .a.JO 10.>0. OOllY UIH O MAnHIW 110 01•1c 11 nnis 1t1mll"s-uirofT/PG-•>1 ,, lO > 00 J lO . 00 10 10 A1'4H> ltNO-OltH&QOOS !"1=1'11 I 00 1•00 l :SS O NE CRAZY SUMMER tl'Gt )00100100 -; •21)16JC 9111 fttulty N Otl Amo MANHUNHR 111 >OJ I >O RUNNING SCARED 111 11 SS • 10 l I 00 TllANSFORMH S 1P01 u.as WHOf'H IOYS !WI 1 lO 4 lO 4 10 I 00 10 00 01.NNT O.YITO 11n1 MIOlfl RUTHUSS PlOf'U tt l 11 SO 1 10 4 SO •SS I SI 10 U LA MIRADA GATEWAY 11141!94 1400/l e M"•d• R°"'""' (11.c) SU 1111 f .,, ~ " V•ll•r v .... lOM CI UISI TOP GUN !POI I 00 > IS S )S 1 SS 10 10 •oe H INI•·· STAND IY Ml 111 11 >O 1 >O 4 40 •·4S t 00 II 00 TOM Hl.H'IS 11.Cllll GUASON NOTHING IN COMMON 1roo1 I OS l.>S •·OI I lS l l OS U•IG•tN I ST SHOW * ALIENS 111 I >O e >0 1 )0 10·20 MO NA LISA 1 00 4 00 t ·OO I 00 10 00 r••••H r•wctn EXTREMITI ES 1•1 I 40 l.lQ 1..l.OJ..llLU..W.UO MICHi.ii 0 '111111 "l.Ul t OOllOUIZ THE WHOPPU I OYS 111 I SS 4 OS 6 l 0 I IS I 0 lO ARMED ANO DANGU OUS 1fl t 1 7 00 10 u OOllT sn~IO MANHUNTU 111 I )0 l SS •·IS I lS IO·IS l ~- IROWNIUGAA ltJ8INE88 AEPORT il TMSDAY g=:4AM(l£ CIDMOVIE • • "Perl9cf (19851 Jonn Travolta. Jamie Lee Curtl1 GRIZZLY ADAMS -1t:30-l i~~ I SA]'UAOAV NIGHT O NIGHTLM ~WILDWEST I BAAHEY MILlfR Al RON'S IH LAGUNA GD PRAISE TM£ LORD • rS}MOVIE t • "ISiand Ol 1000Dellght1"I 1979) -1uo- lC1MOVIE • • ··one Night Onlyl" 1198•1 l enO<e Zinn fielene Udy -12:00- • Uf£STYLE.S Of THE RICH AHO FAMOUS(R) Cil COM£DY BREAK 4lt HAHOIH'IN • ALM FROM Off CENTER 9NIGKTUF£ "'100ClU8 '1:" MOVIE t "Letters Ol LOYll I 19S.I Bridgette Monet. Cyndee Summers 'l; EMERGENCY 'ZJMOVIE • • * 'Tile \Joly Atn8'1G1ft ! 19631 Marlon Bttn<k> E1~ O•lda -12:30- .. Qt LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID LETTERMAN 9 TWIUGKT ZONE =~<M}H * *'!l "M~War" (1957} Rooer1 tt~= tD MOVIE • "Night Creature" 1 t078) Donald PleuelU. Nancy Kwen I LOVE. AM£AICAH STYlf AMERICAN STORY 0 ENTVIT AINMEHT TONIGHT e PRAISE THE LOAD -12:.0- 8 (I) MOVIE • • "Tile Bandits" (t9e7) Rot>ert Conrld. Jan-Mlclllll Vlnelnt -12:50-s BLUE-+iOTEL -1:00- D INHHEWS Cil MOVIE • • "'Thll IS The Wiit That wu· {19751 Ben Muri>/ly Man Clint. g) MOVIE U "The Cqol Ones" ( 19117) Roddy McDowell. Debbie Wataon @)NEWS GGENESCOTT Jf)KUHGAJ -1:06- · tl MOVIE tt "Wtmlng S1gn· (1985J Sam Waterston Kathleen Quinlan -1:10-c THE 00-008 AT THE GREE)( -1.15- L MOVIE t •'it "HeartbrN1111r1" (19S.) Petet Coyote ~leio Mancuto -1:30- 8 HEWS D COMEDY·BA£AK 8 AT THE MOVIES QIALLINTHEFAMILY CID PRAISE THE LORD -1:66- S,MOVIE t 'lr 'Joy Of Se•' 1198-') Can*'on _ OV.. MIChelle Meynnk -2:00- • Cl) NIGHTWATCH GCAOSSWrTS eHE.EHAW 8 alHEWS eMOVIE • "Fists Of Tile White LOIUS 1198 1) Liu Chit Hu. Lo l 141\ ~ OHE STEP BEYOND I' MOVIE * t • ''The Liil Slttfloltter" I 19S.) Lance Guest. Rot>ert P1111ton lE}AZZHOT. ANAHEIM 11•111t tt \O Lsmse N "•·•• •o• ., Every Thursday. Hotel Meriden and Gerard Barbut present "l{appy Hour i~~nz " THE W HOOPU I O YJ111 I AIOUT LAST NIGHT Ill fQllll UUIU TOf' GUN l"°' ll ACK TO SCHOOL (..G-1>1 1onMI W llOOH ICll I Uttl1 WllUti OU Off '"° u 1 ONI CIAlY SUMMIRt"°' ORANGE >~I I A "'1t ~ ALllNS 111 CRITTtttt 1-.111 NO OH• ~~U~/OM•n•o PRIDAY UTH l"AIT Vh JAIOftf UVH111 DAT Of THI DIA.D 191 .. ...... r 1.111.H '•wean IXTRIMITIU 111 RUNNING SCARID 111 NO OHi \1"1011 17 l.OMlnlO DEMONS DAY Of THI DIAD NO Of(f UNDll 11 A.OMITTfD RIPORM ·K HOOl GtllS 111 TIXAS CHAINSAW MAHACH PAU 2 LoHABRA .. ~;.,, .. llll.l . . . THI PL 'f 111 IOCKY HOHOtt "'CT\111 IHOW 111 "• I .. , THI 'LY ROCKY HORROR l"ICTURI SHOW 111 MANHUNTll 111 ARMID AND DAHOl lOUS '"° 111 DANNY 0.YlfO RUTHUSS f'IOf'U 111 DOWN~AND OUT IN llVIRL Y HILU 111 • •O. UUIH TOf' OUN ''°' KAIATI KID PAn 11 1"°1 from 5·00 pm · 9 00 pm leJtunng the greatest In 1azz talent I August 28th -lo Anne Mo rgan September 4th -Rita Graham September I Hh Claire Frailer September IXth Stephanie Haynec; HOTEL MERJDIEN NEWPORJ DfACH • I A n.,....,, ~&emMr 11 ~RIES(March ~ l:Apri~ 19): E.mp~asison completion. willingness to havl' faith an YO!Jr ow.n abal!ttes. ~nano h1ghl iahts 1ravd . commumtataon. strong love rclauons~ap. Gave Jogac equal . tim.c .with impulse -means avoid headstrona action. _TAURVS(April 20.May 20): What ~emed available m1 ht te~ranfcbe elusive. Now-me-t~ ~catted-for-s1fakec5IY-status quo. Fina c1ar prospects might depend upon actions of partner or mate. Leo. Aquarius play key roles. · · · GEMINI (May 21-June 20): You are being pulled 1n two directions -choo_sc course that leads 10 famil~ reunion. conll'ntml·n1 as contrasted to delusion. intrigue. ln1 u1t1on nngs bell Of accuracy, Former teacher returns home. CANCER-Uunc 21,Jul> 22): Look SYDllEY beyond the immed1atf. check re pons, • messages. analyze motives. Yov'll be -.OIAll mQre aware o(bod> image. maP11al ..iatu$. wa·rdrobe. W<.·aal standing. Populantf ••••••••••••• g(ow~. you could "'in rnntest. Wl{lch Gemini. . ~EO (July 23-Aug. 22): l:Jnorthodox relat1on~t11'p grab'i spotlight. See nano ha~hti rcv1~1on. rem~hng. change ofscene1•r. ~ttention ccnll·rs around children. 'am·t) ~Pl'lula11on. phH1cal attraction. Tauru!I. Scorpio pla) rule!>. VIRGO (Aug 23-S<:pt. 22) Emphasis on reading. wntang. commun1ra- 11un. nirta11on. fOl"tl\ :il'o on Sl'Curity. future prospects. real.estate transaction Yo11 ·11 Ix·1n dnvl·r\ \l'lll Know 11. he conlident. Long-distance call will relate • I (o JOU rlW), • LIBRA (St•pt. 23-0ci. 22): MaJor chan&e OCl'urs 'on do me!>t1c froo1 lk diplomata . Cjpcc1ally an di5cussions conccrnan& finances. Family member ta\~ about '1s11ing relauve. Surp'nse gift 1s "on the way." Tauru~. o rpao figlK~rominently . OJ\J>lO JOcL 13·N,Q.\t... 2-J..); Auea -Ot:-inU'.ti}UiM"Wuld ~"promoted ·· Mean'> pla) l·ard'> clo!>e 10 chest. don't tell all you know. Man) answers ar_e found b> loo~1ng t>1:h1nd scenes. You'll be 1nv11ed to JOln spec1al-anteres1 iroup. organ11a11on. • SAG ITT ARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21 ): Em phasis on au1hont)" 1us11cc. power. linannal 6l ru(·turc. You'll be asked 10 meet deadline. money reward could be con!>idcrabk Lo'c relationship in1ens1fies. Cancer. Capncorn figure prominent I) , CAPRICOIU!l I Oc.c. 22-fan. 19): You'll finash project and gain p\audm ai. ·result. ~mcof'lc "backstage" serves as secret ally. You'll rea(·h height which prc,:1ously was considered "out of range." Anes. Libra play paramount rolcs. AQUARIUS ()an :?0-Fcb. 18): Focus on de!>irc. futijllmen1. ab1ht ) tu geJ 10 hl·an of Q1;llll•r~ D1 .. pla) pioneering spjrii. reahLC that member ofoppos11c '>C>. I'>' l'r) mud1 Jllrau.nl I mpnnt style. display ong1nahty. Watch Leo . PISCES I Fl·h. 19-March 20): Spo1t1ght on food. digestaon.'!>Ct·unl). home. reunion \\1 th lo,cd onl'. Many amb11ions can now be fulfilled -1f )'•Ju tak<' in111a11,c. You'll be '>W.:Cclifu.U.n dealing wi th pub&K'. l"Sprt'1ttll)"WOmen - IF SEPTESfBER II IS YOUR BIRTHDAY )Ou arc 1ntu111't' a natural . ll'Jt h\·1 lo)JI tu lam ii). haH' inten·st in unorthodox subJeCt'>. indudang thl' n1.111t1t .11 h Jlld \(. t\'m.t•' ( anc-c:r. <. :ipm:orn . .\quanus people pl3) important rok' 111 \our l1k 'i ou U111ld go tnlll bu sines~ for yourl>Clf. you ruuld mar') 1h1\ - -•I He's fed up with the 'perfect' wife DEAR .\NN L.\NDERS: I used to M1dJk V.. l·.-.11 ga't' dancc1. and din· du lhl' 'uppcr d1~ht•\ until I "atched 11l'r \. ha\ 11dl'' and ma\ked balli.. m) wifi: &l'I up and nnc.c· them again I hl·) pit;, itkJ a rnurt~h1p sofa or a and rl'!>tack them "thl' right \\3 ) .. Allll pt>rl h '" ing. hot cocoa. 1a1Ty and a I U\l'd to put lhl' dt\he~ 3\\3\ I hl·n pill her of tlnl tca I would watch 01) "lk pull t'\t'~· 'i oui1g rTil'n \\l'fl' lht· rece1,crs. not 1h1ng out of lhl' rnpboard' and pu1 I ..... DEi$ prO\ 1tkr\ fhl') m.·H·r dreamed of lhl'nl J\\:l) ··prol)('rl):· LAI rn.al-ing dl·manlh on a woman. I U\Cd 10 put gnxl·m·~ awa' The Kathcr 1hq \ought. h) humble man· nl'\ t ti nw I opened I he rl'frigt•ra'1or th e Ill'" a mJ mrn.k'it g1 fie.. 10 hes low grnn'fll'\ \\Ould JH he pul had.. dog \he pulsC'loro\ 1n h1sd1sh. Sign lal1J\ Jnd no\\t'r\ on lK'nded knl·e "" hl'rl' thl') lx'lung ·· 1h1'1 kiter -TOO PERFECT I<; < ould not 1hr parent.-.. "ho 11.xia) I U\l'd to fuld tO\\l'h I ""ould Ol)l'n H \RD TO LI VE WITH. 'l'lld ll!t'll daughtt'r\ forth empt)· llll' do\l'I and find lhl·rn all rl'111ldcd DEAR T.P.H.T.L.W.: Your wife's hJndt·d 1n111.1 'ol·1al1un~k.doa1 ka-.1 L 'l'r) 1101l' I put a rnp do"n \hl· perfecllonism is a symptom of a \om\· ot thl· pru' 1d1ng' The} m1gh1 ""'hl''> II ~1.ntll: I'm not finl\hl·d )l'I deeper problem._This __ w!!.!!!.~D Dttd -Cllluur.1gl' 1lw1r daughter<, m-pn<p3rl' -Pu.1--'>hl· lll'vl;'r a'k' If I make 11"TI'\11'f'tl1Dg.-esperatily. If she p1tn1l lundh'' m ;ii kast 10 go \:Ind" ach 'ht• \t<in<l'> nl''I 10 ml' I cut doesn't get it, I predict yoa're going to ·· 1 >111, h ·· "id1oob wuld help h} lht.· toma~o and \he" 1pes op th(· JUll'l' meet someone else one of these i..,·,·p1 ng gc1-1ogt·thi.'rs inc~ p.'n'>t' e Prum' 1ha1 rn1.1 the ho~ hundred., ul d11ll..11\ 111 \ill' lroubll' .. , bcl1eH· our daughll'r\ "ould tx· ..a~r '>OC.1alh if 1hn "nl·n·• \0 tx·holden -.\ H)\\11 IN POR1 HI RO Ml< H DEAR PORTH.: You lost me on tbe bended knee bit, but the main point or your letter is sound. Women do feel obligated when a man spends a lot of mon<') on them. I heartily endorse youi: suggestion that females suggest g-0i ng Dutch and opt for more free "ntertainment (muu ums. band con- certs. bikes. bicycling and so 0 0 1. It makrs for a more even-banded. healthier relationship. I I~~.: !>Om.: ma~unna1se out ot the Friday nights wbn sit~ Is at bome tridgl' and \hl' grab!> lhl' Jar and pul'> 11 dusting the celllag. P.S. If you leave, back I ~·1 down the knife. she please take tlle dof wllll you. \nJtl'hl'') II and \\a\hl'\ II. • • Finall). I got sick ul 'ila) 1ng h1>ml' Df-\ R -\. N LANDERS· I "a" On Frida> night I gu out by m)~lfto amall•d lu read in a rl'<:cnl ncv.c;papcr the mo' IC'> and bar'> and concert'\ ~h arllde 1h:i1 '>umt· }uung people 1oda> \\1fc s1a,., homl.' to du.,1 the lt.·11tngs nrl· 1101 shockt·d h) "dall' rnp<> .. Tht'> and v.a.,h 1h~":ills Ht:r parenl!> ll'I ml' '>Cl'm tu for~iH· 11 or a1 least ac.ccp1 11 'Great White Father ' ivasn 't red man's term kno" \\hat a hol>. hard-working unlkr rc~1a1nl1nums1ancc\. . woman '>he I'> T hl· prl'achcr tells me a Onl· ut lh <: rn"l 1pal cm·umc.tancn good house"' 1ft· 1., lx11a than rub1ec. 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Do y'ou take the finesse, or do )IOU rely on a 3-2 heart break? 1 "1s probf1 .... ..-,-......,,,.,cnri-rHrtv-Ttlw-.....:..:.:..i1i1r-7y::o;:.u.;:-a;:;r::e~h=;;a:;v~i n:-;g;--::a=:p;:r:;o:;:b:i:le::m=-, T.1t:-'iisr:-::----j late Paul Lukacs and Jeff Rubt-n'i bt>cause you have already commit· 1s !IO simple that it has fooled many kd an error Can you tell us wha1 experts. Suppose you have reached went wrong" sax spades via-the auction shown You surrendered the lead too East and-West have taken advan· !\(>On Before conceding a trump tage of the vulnerability to make It track. you should cakh the ace- as difficult as possible for you to queen of hearts ·1r both defenders reach your best contract with any follow surrender the trump tnck . degree o f certainty. and ~orth want he diamond shift with the ace. probably would not have taken cros~ to the king of hearts and take any action had he known that you. your two diamond pitches on the too, held a singleton club 1tood hParLc; However , if the heart Against your spade slam West "!pJll 1~ 4 I or worst!, you must use leads the king of clubs You win th(· kinit of hearts as a dummy and cash the ace-king of trumps. t>ntry tu lead the jack of diamonds West discarding a club on the St'C· fur a f1ne'\M>! ond round. Si~_yQU.Jnlend stuff-Isn't 11 too easy for words? 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NE.1JE.R FElT HAPPIER I DOONESBURY by Kevin Fagan L..-__;;;;~~-=:........Ji.;Jillio,,,.M'· ~----=-=-_..c.~~ '--------....._~ PLASTIC SHU. TIN6 f''5PA/i'TOf JJs {011/t"F.PI ROSE IS ROSE by Pat Brady ~ ~-·-- tT'5 Nor fJOV T~ING PICTATION I~ PASQUAilAN / ~~R ~MMFlWWW ... HEQ . L.£6 ~ DID l.O<.> HEAR 1HE. NEWS by Berke Breathed '17 ~ TfJ~. ~ I by Lynn Johnston by Jeff MacNelly by Harold Le Doux by Tom Batiuk WH4 DO I SENSE A CRUEL PL..OT 1WIS T COMING UP ~ERE.~ by Garry Trudeau WW.. rr «; NOT lll<& /!/HAT YOiJ'VE SctN IN 7HE ~£'$ 6R£AJ ANOONMTV IT'SMUCH WHA T'S MJRC PAim · 7HA p ~mroRr I GOSH, I'M LQOl<IN6 fORWAfll) TOTJ/15 :•.: .. • I Oranoe COMt DAILY PILOT~. 8eptemMr 10. ,.. co11PLET1 NYIE c~•o111W TIWl8Acna111,a• Delta, W ester;n air lines to merge for $860 million LO S ANGELES ·(AP) -Western Airlines Inc ., the subject o f repc.ated takeover rumors in ceccnt months said Tuesday it ·aveed to be acquired by Dclta Air Lines Inc . for $860 million . It wu the fourth aiant airline m!'rser a nno unced aver the past year and came apinst a backgro und of intense competitio n in the dc- reaulated air-travel industry, which has compelled large. carriers to ex- pand o r risk lo$ina business. . L01 Angeles-based Western said tis d 1 recto rs acccptC<tan off er ofS 12. SO a share, half in cash and half Xn securit ies. from Atlanta-~ Delta, which Io na has been rumored to be scckina anothcT airline io··siren&thcn · ·its operations in the weitern Uni\ed States . Analysts estimated the value of the o ffe r at about $860 million. based on W estem's Sl.2 million commo n shares outstandina and more than 14 m illion con vertible preferrtd shares and stock options. A fter the announcement,. West- ern 's common stock jumped SI.SO a share to S l U J1h io.New.:V ork Stock fac hanae composite tradina. while Delta's stock clo~ unchanaed •at s~.1 21/z. Delta .and W!'stcm said their de- fin1\ive meraeraarctment was IUbject to approval by both compenies' . stock.holdti's 4nd the Oepenment of Transponation . .. Delta operates 2S4 aircraft to 96 U .S. and foreian destinations, and its d o mestic routes arc concentrated in 'the eastern U nited States. Western o perates 89 jets to 67 aifuoru, principally in the w estern United States, Canada-and Mexico . ' The newly mcraed company would. .beco~-one-Of'..the nation'~ larsest•ir carriers. a lona with U njted, Ameri- can and Texas A ir. which owns-Con~nental'and wh'ich has qrced to j>uy Eastern Airlines: The route systems of Delta and Western "fit .. thcr ideally." Deft.a Ch•ii'man Dlv1d C. Garrett said in a statement. ... The combined corn· panies will be able to offer expended and improved service to e-vcry sec- tio n o f the co untry and will have the si~e and resources necessary. to com- pete effectively w ith any other airtine 1n the derca11latcd en viro nment." In the, same statement, Western C hairman Gerald G rinstein said ihc -pro posed-meraer'"reJ)f'ftents an ideal · c ulmination of 111 o f our effons in recent years." and that it would "d~liver meaninaful value to our s hareholders and· provide to our . ,.. . e mploycct· lbe j ob wcurity and stab- ility they to.ric hly ~rve." ·Wntem, a ·6().year-otd alrtine that lost $400 million from l 980 to 1984. made what industry 1naJyitsconsidcr a spccucular comebllck because of worker concessions, and earned a rrcord $67.1 m illion last year. Wes tern has rela~vely little debt a nd hold s v aluable pro perties 1t ihe airports of Salt Lake C ity and Los A ngeles, the airline's two major hub$, or connecting centers. • But W estern has felt the impact of continued fare wars in the industry. In tb1s year's second 'quane r, West- ern. c1tUlJt t>ri~e d11eounlln g. lost S I~ m1lliQn 111inlt a year~.rbet proftt ol $31.7 minion. • Delta, wideJy considered~ o_f IM m ost consi1tentJy pt0fhable ~I carried its first~ in 19,7 .. t earned S2S9.4 million in ii. fttc:al ~ ended JUne 30. I 98S. A nalysts have Io na spccuWed tba1 ~Ila · would hive to euand by acqumrig another Cini~. T1te ~ la!•On intensified after ill~ ri¥al, Easte rn A irlines, weed last F~ to be acqui red b y feus Air Corp. foir S6?6 m 1llion .'Th at meracr ha not~ . rctt1vrd govemmenupproval · , ... OTC UPs & DowNs AASEN LOFS!'iES EVERETT EUropean firJP.s restructure staffs -1------- E lsafe. Inc. o f lr"1nl'. the l l.S. d1stnbutor of El\afc program- 1flJOk -.ak'' fu1 h11td ~uc'itrooms. has rl·~tructurcd tts regional o tlice 01g.11111Jllllll Te rje "Terry" Aasen of :'lll~port fkac h, fornwrl~ 'ice pt l'\IJl'IH ul f1n,1nll' lorTandberg Data, 1\ thc n~" prc'i1dcnt David N. Ra)m ond. rrn 1ou~h president of Elsafe. Nc,ada. Inc. was aJ\,lfllnl 1u \Ill' prl''ittlent. Morton Lofsnes an d Mary Mecartu "l'll' .1pprnn11.:d national saks manager and mar kt-llng managrr .\lso f l,.11\' '1tlh1J1J11n 1n ""l'\ada. Nl''' York and Florida ha'c been f\'111g.1nt1l'd ·" wm pan~ branrh o ff1n·s M ore than 80.000 o f the ,,\I\\ l'g1an-m;H.k \<lie\ :lrl' 'n USl' In .N l'UUnlflC'>. • • • ~terrill G. E ve re tt 1>f ~1tss10n \'1cJO ha~ tx·l·n naml'd markl·11ng 111 .. rn.1gl·1 lu1 l\emppi, loc., 1n In inc the U.S. subs1J1ar~ uf the 1111l·1 n.1111111JI I inn1'h manJ ufauurcr of h1gh -~·rforman\l' "'dJrng l'qu1pml111 I ,l.rl'tl 1\~l fornH'f\'dJ1ngi:qu1pm,·nt\:lk,and \Cn1cc m.111Jgl·1 "11 h hal J..gro und tn prndurt design. robol1l '~'items. 11.11111nllo .1nl.I tl'lhn1r,tl ~upport • • • T yrone Christne r ha ' bl·rn promoted to staff managl·r 1n thl' \11,1h, 1m d1,ll ll I 11ll'1l\' 11f .\ml'rllJn (1Cnl'ral l.1k Jnd ·\\\'ld\•nl - ('llRIST NER Bl'Rf'H STER~ ... -- NEW YORK·(AP) -TM followl09 il'I sl'lows ll'le Over • tn. • Counter stocks and warrenls 11'11! "-tte GOM uo tl'le most end down IM most ti.Md on oercenl of cl'lanoe tor T~y. No securities lradlno below S2 Of' 100> et and l>efcenteoe chen~ are di erence belw"n IM previous clOslno orlce and Tvesdav't~1' Of' bid price. 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"~ '\ .,.,.. 91 • .;s \, .,. ,.fl '-'•~ na 0• "•' (..A 90;"9' """"' . .., •' "',,-;~ GENER AL FAMILY DE Nl lSTR Y 400 ~wpott Cent!'. Drive Suite 205 Newport Center Medical Plota 644-0032 -·- - "t . ';=I" '4-"' ..... ,,. . \ NYSE CoMPOSIT£ T RANSA CTIOH S wmElllY'I OLlllll PlllEI Market di ps some more NEW YORK (AP) -The stock market dnfted lower Wednesday amid doutm.ilbout lhc chances for tower lnlcrcst rates Trading was fairly.Quiet. Analysts said the market was weighed down by speculatton that interest rates might have passed their lows after their sharp decline over the past year. The theory 1s that the U.S. econo my has at last begun to perk up after a sluggish showrng through the first seven months of 1986. That would logically give the Federal Reserve less incenttve to relax its credit pollc)' furth~. WHAT AMEX Dm WHAT NYSE Om NEW VORK (AP) S.o. 10 Tooa 2 y_ Advanced 2'I ¥ecll~d ru nchanged S otal Issues 17 New highs 112 New low• 7 AMEX LEADERS NEW YORK (AP) Sep 10 Prev dav 22• Advanced ).49 Declined 24 Unchanged 821 lotal IJSutS 14 New hlQhs 14 New lows NYSE LEADERS Prt v 1 14 NEW YORK (AP) -SaleS, .. p.m • NEW YO~K (AP) -Salls, 4 P.m. Wldnesdey price and net chan" of the lB Wednesday price and M l change of the IS m o s t most active New York Stock ~icchanoe active Amerlc.n Stock E xchan" Issues. l u u u , trad ing na llonallv 11 CoLo Quo1rs tr a ding na llona l!Y a t more more than SI then s 1 Herne V L.a1t C"9. NatM m Lift Ch& WnAlr Un U6J. ll~ BAT Ind 3, , 611· 6 +'h IBM · I,)~, 14.Ve + 'I• g~~f?av g 1,4 1: dl: ~ ¥: ~:~omT~Tn l:~2 : ~~~ -I ~ HomeSl¥>o s ~ ~ GerberProd 1,41 , ~~ ~ HornHar m ·::·. 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Uuufh lO o 4, 4\0lHi.lny 1• ·c ft (. 11 ,~Ar.. •, • 1'.,,. • • t-"' -\~ + • -t I I ......_._ ....................... ____ .._. ______________ ~~~~--./ • .I • \ Orange Coa~t .seeks maturity in '86 sea,son -f :It's a natural: CdM,HBopea Pri;p schedule talented offense PfOvides strength for young-Pirates· By JON FERGUSON ..,. .. 0.-, .... ...., Orange Coas( College football cqach Bill Workman has little doubt ttiat ins Nrates arr eqaip~d wlfh · some talented players. but at the same time he knows It will take time for tha1 talent, which IS very inexpen- enced. to mature into a winning team. He 1s empha.,·111ng 10 his playrr\ that 11 ma} take lime for thi.:.m to realize SUCCC\S ···You ha'c to stand 1n the rain • sometimes to see the rainbow." Workman sau..I. "But w(''re not con- ceding an) thing to an) bod) coming 1n This team doesn't ha'c that kind of attitude either." "They've got to pl a} with enthusiasm and the) have to b<.'heve in themselves. e'en 1f the road gets roclo ~omettmes." he ~1d. "Their good times will come. The) have enough ab1lit)' . .\nd thl' coaches ha Vt' to reali1c the 'iame ttHng. We havl' to keep 1n JX'r>pcct1H' how good we are and that 11 ma' tale some time ·· W11h a rostir which 1'i comptlt.>d ul about 70 p<:reent freshmen. a va\tl) incxpe.nenced dl'fl·nsl· ma) ha vc to he countered earh 1n the -.ea-;on b-. what apix11.rs IQ. tx a '>troog otTen~. · - .. , hoix· not,'' \\nrl..man 'latd 1n regard to the uffen!>l' earl) ing lhl' load.-"But realist1calh that's prub- abl; true We can't allord to make a lot of m1swi..e, on off en~ that w 111 ~t the other tl·am up fha1·~ trUl' an;t1me. hut ma)lx' a little morl' ~o for u<,.'' The defrnse return' onh onr st.irler and threl' other.,"' ho pla}ed at all But \\ orl..m..in ~1d he 1s happ\ \\1th the 'f>l'Cd. enthusiasm and h1111ng ab1l11~ of hi-. ~oung defemt'l' \quad whirh ft•atun:\ a pair of 1nrnming All-( IF pla)l'r\ an saktll'\ Rall Craft and 8dn Rel.'kt l·nwald Thl· nt1en\I.' '' .1nthort·d b\ a wph<>ml>fl' l1nl' "'h11:h return' i(lur men ~ hn \l:t.fll'd 0\0 \I uf I hl' !>t'a\on and t~o otha' "h1• \Jv. um-.1tkrabk FOOTBALL pagvmw kMlt Or•'* Coall c~. H..-CMCll: I ll WOfaun.11 (fil'll v-l. Staft: Paul l r'9el (bacllfleldl. ltldl Jama• ldl'fe11•t11e llnel, Georee •Metil•• l~•lve Uriel, Mik~ ltM (recelverll. Mille T avior (ln•lde llnet>acken>. Denni• Wellen toffe11•lve 1tne1. •errv Wale<• (defenllve UIOf'dlnator, oefen\lve .Dack\). 1Ae ~ (OUlllde llnel>Kkitn) • C.....,_ Min ion. Ceten: Scarlet, Bi.ck and White OfflitM: Mutttoi. oro '" Ol'fenH N ... • 1915 r-ct LHllUC 2·6, Overell 1·7·1 ar11on. Jason Bell and Tim Hamelin rl'f\1rn to the tackle pos111ons and Brcru _-ldams assumes on~ spot. Mark Kohnchak 1s the other guard and John Kane wall snap the ball Greg Gibson returns at tight end and v.111 \hare time with talented Nebra,ka transter Rob Phenec1e. (i1b.,on '>u~ta1ned a sprained knee while doing a high fi ve m the Santa MontCa '>cnmmagr. but might rt>tum for tht• opener with' Golden West. SrpL 20 Pa-.s1ng 10 Phenecae and a pair of taknted '>uphomore wide outs in Jun11 >r Tagaloa and Ollie Perkins is Jun -.:owotn). The former Edison quanahat·k gets the earl ) nod over \\.1,h1ng1on Stall' transfer Cal) Con- v.a, and freshman Jason Redman hn:i.IU\l' of h1~ knowledgl' of the \\ orl..man gamr plan. a somewhat l·omplt"< pro-\t\ le set whic h emphJ\lll.'<, a balancr of the .run and PU\\ ··1 think he can be a very good quartcrhacl.. ... Workman said "He hJ'> a good arm. he'\ fast and mobile. and hl· ha-. good runcentrataon ... The running harh are an area of dl·pth tor the Pira tes. Golden West tran,fi:r Da'l.' Sv.1gan and Oregon tr.in.,kr BJorn · Rebne~ (6-2. 2.'0 ptwnd\l will tx· tailbacks. pushed b~ ~.int.a -\n..i \',Ilk) grad ~dnan \tont· ~Ollll'f\ Rl'hnq tould nHl\l' to tullhat•k ii rl·turna Eddll' L.tmo ntagnt' or tre,hm.in '.\11ke Romo dOI.'' not fill t hl' 11,.l 0 I hl'fl' -\l11ng \\tlh ( raJt and Reck.tcnwald 1n thl· lkkn\l\t' hal kficld. lct taman (Plea.e eee OCC/82) 0.-, ......... ., ......... Vikes, Seahawks, W oodbrjdge also ·play Thursday By kOGER CA.RJ.89N Of .. ~ ....... , There was a time when Corona dcl Mar Hi&,h's Sea Kinas and the Huntington Beach Oilers merely went through tbe mouons, tanahng in a preseason scrimmaae in order to tune up for thenon-lcaaue football season. It was alwa~s a head-butting ~ion that le both weAdenng- about the other. ·usually Wlth lhe Sunset League Oilers not only im- pressed. but surprised, by the showing ofC'dM's Sea Krnp. Quarterback Jon Nowotny (abo•e).. aad ninnt:;f back.a Bjom ~ Rebney (below left) aad Da•e Swtcut aboal be key con- trlbaton for the On.nae CoUt conece offen8e. . . So when the CIF expanded lhc season to 10 games allowing schools to play, rather than scrimmage in the fir.st week of the year, it came rather naturally that the CdM-HB series was born. Corona del Mar owns a 5-2 edac in the senes with game, No. 8 set Thursday night at Ncwpon Harbor ~High. , I ~ ...... .,.,.--·. Here's a look at Thursday night's agenda (all games at 7:30): Hanlln1toe Beac~ v1. Corou del Mar at Newport Hanor: ·:They're huge," is Corona dcl Mar Coach Dave Holland's obvious first observation of the Oilers . "But we need this game to get our off en)( and defense function mg prop- erl} "We want to look well-coached and well-dnlled. We've got five of these (practice) games and Huntington will be a real test for our defense. It'll show us who is reading correctly In that re~pect, 11's good But for incxpen- enccd kids. 11 can be a real problem. We ha\e a lot of respect fo t George ~~~.· . C'dM enters wtth Mttch Melbon at quanerback. with Matt Patterson solidified at fullback and com- plemented by Doug Rausch at run- ning back. along with John Woolsey. a I 70-pound Junior. Eligibility restm:ed to Nebraska players "Corona del Mar." said Pascoe with a sigh. "The)'rc; my biggest problem. I'm I -2 against them in thrt>e }ears. But I feel more confident this )ear We're both pretty consis- tent. not real Oash). and it'll be a good game for bot.h of us. "They always find the great athlete at quanerback who finds a way to beat } ou. Bobb) Hatfield did 11 to us 'l'f\ IJ1r fl>I thl· plJ)Cr<, and ncnunl· '"'""l'J 11 l l'rt.11nh I\' t'r\ \,J11.,fal ton 111 u' · •u'c 11h1lh '""11nh a pla~er.,· relatl\C'>.tnd telln" ,111d,·nl\ l Jn u\l' 1h1· lour paS'\l'S DI' 1\lon I pla,er'i ",,,, h1rl-.11 .. h homl·game two ycan 10 a row, and last year we were fonunate to intercept a put IO win lhe pme. It sounds fake tbe ~ one (Melbon) is very capeble. ' "Andi·they play aooct.defeme and don't ajve up easily. But you know, one of the best thinas abou\ playial Coronadel Mar is they're not aoina 1Q cheap-shot you. · "'lfwe mature:we can be very IOQd, but we'll have to do it·very fut. We h·a ve Newpon Harbor and Mi1efDei 1n pracuce and Westminster in our league opener, so we have to set better nght away." Mariaa v1. E1peraua at Valeec:* Two veteran coaches are missi-"1._ (Mannas Dave I hompsc)n-and faperanza's Pete Yoder both resi~ earher'this year). but then is v.ery ht1le else massing. Esperanza's Aztecs are still butie and Manna·s Vikings still have the standouts in the skilled areas. ·~u1 on't know much about our o p ents. being new to the area. IO I've en rel} 1n1 OQ ~lot of help fr~m my assistants, said new Manna Coach Chns Ramsey. "Esperanza will be· a test as will C\ el) one of our games. I've been told ~e have one of the toughest schedules around and we've got to be ready to respond accordingly. ··we are really not as far along as I'd hke but most of that is due to the laie coaching change (acccptin& the Job in earh summer) more than anythu'la else. There 1' a lot oflcarnini &oin& OD nght now with what I watttte do and the wa} things were done here pre' 1ousl) We are JUSt trying to be patient as coaches and understand that 111s as good as it can be under the circumstances. "We're a httle beat up right now, but we won't know the extent of our anJunes until they arc tested in game contact s1tua11ons." ' The three-year senes ·1s tied at 1-1 -1 Ocean View v1. Kcaaedy at West- ern; The Seahawks have opened with a victor) 10 three of the last four years, including a 23-14 dec1s1o_l) over Kenned} a ~ear ago. and new coach C,u~ Carrozzo is hoping the trend continue-s. · "PreP<tnng for the first game 1s a•waysa little nerve-racking and th~ always ~ems to be some unexpected things that come up." saJd Carrozzo. "Wt"' e bet>n prepanng for what we think Kenned\ will do. but in the opening g.amt' ·)O U JUSt don't know. (Plea.e eee HIGH SCHOOL/83) No su spensions, but 60 to forfeit pass privileges \n\ \ 1olJt.1on\ will he Jl•.tlt \\llh I ll lhl 'J!lll' m.1nnl·,· J' thl>\l' at '-<·hr."lo.J v.11h 111" .. 1 PJ" prn 1kgl'!>. ~l.1ggard.,ba1d. "\\ l' found no 1ndirat1on ''I tinant ·~•I i.t·"n' h' thl' \lutknt-athkte!>, .. Magg.ud 'aid 1n J ,t.11t·nwn1 1dr.1,l·d h\ lhl' "I(.\.\. "lfwc h.iJ Pur ,1n.1,111n ''ould hJ,·I.' tx·l·n d1fTercn1 ·· l l'nnl'\\CC athlet1t d1rertor Doug D1el..q !>aid 11;11111 """"ilk Tl·nn that sl.'hool official<, ha'c a , ""fl r l'fll n ,al I '>l'l lur Thurc;da) "'11 h the N< .\ .\ on lh\'11 '"'fX'rl\llln' This week's prep games, odds MISSION. Kan I .\Pl -The ~C.\.\ on fuesda~ rr\lorl·J full elig1b1lit~ to Jll hU l\dlra'il...i football plaH·r<;" ho "l'rt' told last Wt't'k thl'' wt1uld tx susf)l'ndl:d at ka,t 1)nr gamt' for 1mpr(1~r u<;t• of g;imJ p::t"l'' Tbursday ~tJnna ,c; L'f)l'ran1a lat 'valcnc1a1 E~pcranza b~ b ( dM b\ I ~odhndge b} 7 \addll'hack b' I 3 E'en Instead. thl· C ounl·il 1.iubcomm111e1· on E:.l1g1b1hl\ .\Jlf)\'al' '>.ttd thl· guilt~ pla~er\ will he '>tnp~d of gaml'·p.1<,' prl\ ilegt'\ this ~l'a\on F-urthanwrl' ( omm1ttl'l' Chairman Da'<' ~1ag· g.ird of the 1 'nl\l'r\lt ~ of < ·ahforn1a ..aid t''<'l) ~( •\\ D1' l\HHI I ml'n'<. football and baslo.l·tb.111 and V.OOh'n \ ha5.lo.l•tbJll Jlrogram \\Ill ht' 3\l..l'd 1(1 rn lt'W thr1r \lu1.kn1 .11hle1e·, u'>e ol pa'>~ fic;1-. from thl' 19X)-Xo .1,.1dl'nlll H·ar I hi.' -.uhcomm111ec hl·ard :-.l·hr."l..1' .1p1w.il h\ tl·knrn ferl·nce call T uc,d.1' 11111rn 1 ng hit 1111 1111 n u1l'' Jnd d 1d n 't reach a dl·u,111n un t 1l l,1_iiln 1 hl .111anonn Ttfr \U\pt'n\1on' '°'l'h' In int J."n'1'l I. h' thc Flig1hd11~ ( omm1ttl'l' thr '" '''-ttnw lhl l\llllfll\l'r\1al fl.I\\ ruk had tx·l·ndl·.111 \\llh \llhl' 11' ;1dupt1un 111 lhl' fan I 9!<5 u111' l'lll1un \\'l· "Ill \till ha,l.'ourd1scu'illl1.>n w11h them,'' I''' kn '>.ltd "I'm -;un· 11·~ a.situation we can wo rk 11111 h.1,nl 11n the !\/ehra,i..a .,11ua11on I feel <;ure ''• ·,l 111 1111 ,,1me \lluation ,... llun11ng1un tkach '~· ( dM (at Newpun Harbor> ').in Clement~' s "'oudhndge (at fl\ 1ne1 \.1JJld1ad.. 4>~ '°la nta .\n3 Valle' 1a1 \.\ Rt1"'I <h l'Jn \it'",.., 1'.l·nnl'd' 1a1 'A e.,1ern1 · \\~ 111,I\ t<J1rt" 111 lOn~1dn J\l..ing for '>l)me d1lkHn1 1xn.ilttl'' Im those whu ga1.e up one !(.lllll'. .. I >11 l.l·~ '>.ttd .. Rl·a<,onahk mind\ have l'l1'\,11kd .. Friday <rttJnlon -..11d ~chra,lo..1 1Jlliu.1I' h.1d 11lk11d \onw propo,.11, that "l'rl' nwrt=' ... l \l ll .111J 1n' oh l'd ··ph:i\tng I th<· pcnalt1l'' 1 h) lhl· numtx·1 111 '1ol.1t1l1n' of thl' Jthktl'' '"' 11h n l " 1 hl' '( \ .\ .1nnounceml'nt .-.aid unl' pa-.s ""ulJ 111. r1' ,,h•d dunng the l ll, (!.!(, atadem1l· H.tr h11 l-.llh \111l.1 11on The D1,1'>1nn I program., "tll hl' .1'11.l·J tu rl•p11rt thl' result'> of their internal .111d1h 111 thl'll I IJS5-X6 pa'~ list~ lll tht·1r rl''>f>l'l.'llH' , •llll'r1lhl'. \\h1,h in turn "'Ill fof"'.ird the rn1~·1111.1t11111tu1nl' "r .\.\ \l,11cr lk1 '' h iu ntatn \.Ille~ lat Orangl' C •ld't I '\l'wfwrt I IJrbor '., SantJ .\na tat ~an ta .\na H11w I• htJnuJ ''> C O'>IJ ~1e-.a 1a1 '-e"'pon Hartx1r1 f-tn \ .illn b-. 2 \Jnta l\na b\ 6 <. 11'1a Mesa b\ I I nt't'rs11 ~ b) 4 I Jguna Beach b} 7 V. e\tma n~ter b} 10 Edison b} 4 . .., ll'rt.11nh \\OUIJ \a\ ~l' ~ire C>.lrl'Oll'h· pleai.eJ ... :-...chrao;l.,,1 fol ult\ reprl'\l'nlall\ l' J.Jllll'\ O'Httnh.>n '><ltJ from I 1nu1ht. '-c-h "Thie; "<'cmc; 1 hl· l 'n1H·r\1t~ or'l ennl'"l'l' lwld 1•1 pl.1\1'" 11u1 11f ''' gaml· l.1<.1 ~aturd.1' "'tth 'l 11 \k\11•• ':l\ang thJt thC\ had het'l1 gu1ll' of 1 i.1l.1t1n~ thl' l n"cr"t' JI In int' L.igunJ Rl·al hat El ~l·gunJ11 \\'c,101111'\ll'r JI \'alenc1:i r dl\Un at El ~1odenJ Cardin s, _ .. ngels expand AL West lead to81/2 games Dodgers Bears fined . . '"'"i'"'ll'~.,111 :. ·1fr', gol .i ~rr.it h1>0I.. ...... a•d ,~:i1i..eJ \l.,l.n tneludang li\l· 1n thr outslug $29 300 McCaskill tames l lw 111.111, 11111t11n~1 11,1 ,1, \\di .1, < 11'\dand lt'nter til'IJ~r Hrl'tt Butkr 111'' '"111nn1ng.' • t .1111.111,.1 11p11.h \l.1u1h,,11d ·c.ood ·11t-1h1m\\1twhcnhl'"ahcad andh1· l hl' \ngd<.\u1rl·d1w1rl·1n1hefir-;1 Atlanta . c I eve Ian d on s ix I th 111111.! ,, ,, th.-1' mpt1 "'' (Ill V.,I\ thfl)\\\ ti"' hen he·, behind It\ 1)l1l' 1>t "1tl111u1 ~wtt1ng a hit (1ar. Pt'tll\ and CH I( .\(,() I.\ Pl -fhe -...a. thl' ~.11111. 1, pl.t~ ,·d th1• n,..,, hrcal..ing ball' 1n thl' gamr" Hn J n I >o"' n1ng "'alh·d. and .1d\ a nerd tional I ootti:ill l.t•ague ha\ hi t S i n .8-1 romp \1.< ,l\t..11111"1 '"' l"itd lor h" 1h11.I ( ll·,elanJ 'tann 1 om ( and11n11 im l-h·gg1r JJl k~on 'i gr"undnut IO\\l'rrd thl· huom on the Chicago 'h11t1a1t i1l lhl' \1,11 rn thl' "''h 11111111!L "!111 ''a' 'iC"t1m111.'d b\ his o\ln ~ton· P<"lll<i ~cored 11n a P<l\'it'd hall Bear ... and thl.'\t I ou1,( ard1 nak -J 1 I · I I) f th d h S ( 11 \fl \\,I) 1 ,1,1 _ L , 11n lulh• 1,.111 .. ,, ,,11ri1i,1· 11' "ddtH''' .llll I.ht• nl 1an~ poor tt" .1v.n1ng ,·amr 1n rom 1r w rn fining S I plJ~er,,1111tal of 2li.J(lll \I ' II . ' "h"" \Id ''"II •"1• h '' i •••w h1tt11 t''" lcn ... ,· kll tu I \-11 Jllo,,1ng. \l''l'll l le'd.inJ <,(,'lond ba\t'm.1n f.,in, ror 1h .. 1r 1·1gh t niJrrl'' 'ug ~' 1 c ·""' J,1l'") t \\,11H t11 r.nl"'" .tt"' · · · · · 1 J h H. d h· di d 1 11 ~ · u "' -.. '" , hitttl' 1 .i 1 1,,111 hittl'I th" 11111, 11,,. 111tll'rn1.·.trnl· . 1111 "" ''' u11.11.1r ml'> an e .1 1"11 .. 1u pre5t'a,on gamr .11 ~11ld1er Field 111'.'.',"h 11 h" 111 '"·rlu' inninu, l hr i...nurl..kh.iller g111un der b) RUPPt.'n Jone~ Thl' fim·" are 1n aJJ111on tn thl' ou l·ar l'' t'f\ huJ, 1.11 1.. .1hou1 'l ·1'"11 ., $2.000 ll'\ tl'd earhl•r aga1mt Chi· hm• 1111p11rtant till'. \lll'tlh Jn'l' "·" rago ddl·n\l\l' 1a1:kk 'A-dlaam tlw 11gh1 11!1mk1 .... 11d Tue\Ja, night "Rcfnga.1tnr.. Perr' for bud'. .11t1·1 f)lll h1ng thl' \ngcl~ tn Jn 1\-1 slamm1hg < ardrnal' quanerbac~ '11 '"" mn tht' t lndand Indian!! Nl'il Loma' I hr 'll tor~ lll'lPt·d the .\ ngl'I.; The tine" annoont'l'd l ucsda> 1111pr11' t' their kad 111 !!11i game!> in tht' against 2S St. Lou is player~ re-.\nknl'an Lt·agt1l' Wl'\t o'er fa ltcnng poncdl} ranged trom S400 to T l'\J'-\\ h1ch lost to ~cattle;.. S2.300 and totakd more than SI S.000 Mcan"h1k. Chicago team oOinal said 26 Bears re- l'l'l\ l'd linn tx·t\\t~n S400 and S 1.500 for a h>tal of~ I .i.111(1 Thr linl''> announu·d h' 'ii l ( omnH\~1oncr Pl'll' Ko1l'lle an· said to tx· om· 11f thl' large<>t d1\\ 1phn.1n Jd11ll1'l''l'rt31..l'n tor brav.llng in Jn t';H g.inll' "It 1t'' m11 a rt."1.o rd. 11'<; near J rtt0rd." <;;ud ~Fl ~rx>kemi~n Joe Brow nl· ··w e du nnt l..Cl'P rl.'con1<. of r,ul h thing\·· ,. II 11'\ nut a reuHd H'I. 11 ma\ still rca1..h that le' d \anrc Bro" nc 'klld thl' le.1gUl' tine\ not lllm1dl'f the l'J\l'·d O\l'd "The final re' •l''" 111 rapes a n.r films l'il'\pt'ned ~' thn·nd oftht· weci..:· ht• \.lid adding thl' 11f fcnsc\ indudt'd tightaog le;&-.1n11 the nt'nl h. lo.1t·ling and other .personal foul' Today'• game Angels C Fra'>n 11-01 a1 ( It'' cl.ind !BJtle) Ill-l T1ml" 4. '~ f\ · None Kadiu·KMPc (7 111) .l huf\d.1' ·, gamr k' d.1nd . .i " pm \ngcl\ al ... \II \ou hl·ar ''· ·s1rctr h Jrt\l'. \trl·h h tlnH· ·But I Ir. to 1..et'P nw3\ I rum 1h,11 I tr) to p11t h the same m "l'Pl1·mht-r a' I do 1n <\pn l." \ht J,i..,,11,a1d ··1.1h':t)S tr. to putfh llw 1(kal 1_4,111w .. I h1· fir,t -pl:ile <\ngel\ rodl' \1, C ,l\l..111 ' \l\·hllll'r 10 their I .!th '111111' 1n 1-' g.inw' "l hl tl'Jm'<. 111 .1 .real ronridqtt I mo\k rtg,ht no\\." McCask.JU ~1d..'.'lt '. l.llrll'' 11\l'r 111 1h1· p11t ht·r, a .. 1o11cll 11\ & Bear' C mHh M1l 1· D11la \:1111 h<" and \t.1lltng' h.Hl' alrca1h apolog1 • I to nnl' annthl"1' atw1ut the hd ,, "'ot tht>1r pla\e~ 111tlw111lwr Jll,1"'"" ... __ \l.111.1~1·1 < •l'IH' \l,1lll h hov.r-.1·r '·'" .1 1111 nt th1· 1 n·1.ltt hc:l1ing<. lo \h< J'lo..111 !ti", whu \lfU<k 11111 ,l Hn and "J llo..l•ll t"'I' tnr h1~ lllth Wally Joyner of tbe Angel• aUdee eafely into third b.aa.e to beat the tac of Cle•eland I• thlrd baeeman Brook Jacoby after paaeed ball durln& eecond lnnlnj Tue.day nipt. . .I l<l\ ..\l\;C,flE. (.\Pl -Bill \1.11.Jt,1,i.. h 11 J l\\O·run hnrna ·and \11' Tre'lno Jnd Eno<. ( atx-11 each 111n tnt">ull'll two-run \1ngk' J\ the I 11' \ ngl·ln n,1tJger' defr:llcd the \tl,1nta BraH·, ~-5. Tue'lda' night ~.,i.. llonnlUll 11-li g11t the \lll•~f\ Jnp1tl Jl11m1ng fi,l" run\ n11ll· h1t\ JnJ lour "'all..' o'er ti-.e 1nn1ngs .\kJandro Pena pmhed one- h1t bJll thruugh the final four innings for hi\ fir<1t sa' r sancl' o.\pnl 22. t 983 \ fter"ipott trlg tht• Bra' e\ J I .f) lead on thr fir\t ol Tl'm Harper'\ thr~ Mngles. Lo' .\ng('les. sent I I men 10 tht• plate t•n routr to a fi,e-run first inning thJt 1..no,lo..cd 1,ut left-hander I Jne <\m11h . .,·I'- Hill K u\'>1.'11 <lro' t' an the fir'>t run '-'1th J "ngk Jnd T1l''ano·., base h11 'lun·d l\~11 more \m11h and rehc"er t r.ng \1'\1unr. l11r1.l'd 1n the other '''0 run' "1th ha<.<'\·lnadl'd "alk to lllrneH utt ,1nd \tr' r '°la' who had lhrrr 1.•f thr Otxigl'r\. \e\Cn 'ltolcn h,l\C\ \1adlnl l .ind \tlanta ' Bill\ Sam- l'h' traJ1·d t\\o-run h11mel"\ in the w1111'ld 1nn1pg a' thl· Dodgers took a ... \ k a.i..I It wa' thl' \1\lh ho~r for \;11npk ,1n\J tht• ninth Im Madlock \tl.in ta p1nlh h11tcr Bruce R..·nl·J1d wa' tr<"dttt"d with an RBl '111flk in thr third inning when \IJJlod licl1lr1t h" \lo" grounder nrar thinJ ba~ "1th the bases loadtd anJ "ll bcatc1uu Lhc ~ b'i Braves t .lll her 0111<" \ 1rJ1l 1 ht" E>odgcro, ma1.k 11 ~-4 in the h111tom ol the third Jfter ex~utina lhl.'tr ,\•u111d d.iuhlt• 'ttal of the game I d~'l\.·lr, l\\1H~I \IOlf.k ofT rel1C"Cf I ht1 \1~·, I.. ""''t'd in .and Ru\5tll ' -· .. ' I I • ·1 . a 1' Otenge COM4 CWL Y PILOT I W9dne9day. S..,t-.nber 10. 1988 . . O~ahonia player apologizes for criticfzing UCLA From AP dl1pa&c1Ma- NORMAN. Okla. Oklahoma linebacker Brian Boswonh apologized Tuesday for Stl\temcnts he made following • the top-ranked Sooners· 38-3 victory over UCLA last weekend. "I used poor judgment in malong uncomplimen· tar) remarks about UCLA. but I also understand that. due 10 tht' fal·t that the reader almost never gets the whok ston. I can be misunderstood ... Boswonh said 1n a statl•mcn·t he wrote. which was released b) the school's sports information office. •11 would hkc to submit that 1f the reponer<; had indudcd 1n their an1cles the: enure contents. or even a h1tle. from the press confcrencr this letter would be unnc1:essan." Boswonh ia1d. · In his PoS'l·game interview. Bos"onh said. ~mong other things. that the Sooncrs opened last season "" 1th a semi-doormat (Minnesota) ·This year. "c opcnl·d with a kg111111ate doormat.'' Hl· !>a,td later 1n the in ten 11.''-' tha t 11-iA~:.rnea'nt as a Joke and he d1dn 't mran 1 l. He also "a' quoted as sa)tng CL.'\ pla~cd ··girls foottfall ... H ·~ statl'ffil'nt rl•Jd a) foli o" s ".\ftt'r rarctul .. ·on.,1dera11on. I rral11e that all'\' ol the s1atl'ml·n ts I madl' after atu1da~ 's garrn: "1th l 'C'L.\'"ere unncn·s~~ B~ no"' I should reahte that 1f I request a ,tatl'ffil'OI ht· made off the-record. I should kno" that m~ rl'4Ul'!>l "'on't be takt'n scnoush "NeH·nhek.,,. 11 1!> m) responc;1b1hl } a'> a rcpre~entatl\l' nf lhl' stat('. thl' un i' crstt) and th<' football program 1ll < >ldah oma to b<' ma n enough to • retract an) ,krngJtn~ statements made to\\ards a program that I h:.iH· nothing but respect for "I USl:d poor 1udgmt'nl 1n making uncompltmen· tan re mari..., ahl1u1 L'C'L.\, but I also understand that due 10 the f.1,1 that th1.· reader almost neq·r gets the wholl' wr'. I ,Jn ht· m1sunder\1uod I \\OU!d Ii.kl' to subm1t thJt ti the rq:>orta~ had ind uded 10 their a nick s the l'n ttt\' u>n1enb. ur l'H'n a little, from the press confen:nn· 1h1'> k tter "ould be unneCl''i'>3f') "Thl' s1.1tl'ml·nts that seemed 10 ha"e l]een ll' t included r1.•nlJrb that the gaml· ""as a ttreat stan for OklahomJ , luuthall program .\II phase<; of our game seen1C'd tv tx· in )\ nc '>'h1ch allowed us to beat al 1( LA team thJt "tll pr;>bahl~ go on to ""'" n1m• or 10 g.imcs this u·a1 I < L \ J1J not seem emo11onalh read) to pla~ ·H0\\1..'ll'J I !..no"' that the l CLI\ that )OU SJ W is reall} a mu1. h tx·ttn tram than that .. .\gain 11 " m' respons1b1ht\ to repn:,cnt 1n a tirst-cla~s mJn m·r thl' ( 'n 1 \'t'rstl ) ot'O !..lahuma and our football program I rt'8fet that an} fl'marl..\ I madl' foll o"1ng ·aturJa~ ·)game cauSl:d conn~rn on thl' pan ofthl' llnl\er,1t\ of Oklahoma and I f('L.\" .\t no 11m1.· dunng his post-game: 1ntl'f\ 11.·" d1J Bos"on h not1.· that an} thing he ..aid '>'as off the r1.•1. md although hl· !>:ltd he wa~ JOking :lbout l ( ·1 .\ tx:1ng. a kg111matl· doormat Quote of the day George Brett, third baseman ot th1.· K.1n~a' C1t\ Ro,als. v.hu arc nt:anng thl' l'nd 111 thl'tr reign a!> hasehall'c; world champ10ns "I n11I "l'·n: dcthronl'd and ha' c to takr the rrown and put 11 on ... omeh<l<h c:lsr\ h1.•ad "'r·rc \llll "'orld champion<. ~·n matter ho" \\c'rr pl.1~ 1ng. no onl' can takl' that a\\3\ from u~ tor \6) da,., It"; tu't hl.c M IS') .\mn1ui or Miss I n1,eN.' ~\OU \l.t'ar 1hat thing unttl the 3Mth da' .. Ripken unsure about Weaver B.\L TIMORE -<al R1p!..cn ~r . a pnmr rand1dat1.· tu rcrilacr Earl Wt'aH·r a~ manager of thl' Aalt1more Ortolc-,, said Tuesda .. hl' I' '>llJI nut lO n' tnced ~ l':ncr ts k:n 1ng: ''Earl al"'a's k•a\C\ the door 0p1:n.' \<.t1d R111k1•n thl· On okc;' third hao;e roach Wea,er ~td Munda> mght. ho"'1:'er hl· haJ informl·d d ub ufliuals about three "'l'l'"' ag11 "tha1 "'' intcnllons \>.-C'fl' not to come hack nc\t \ear " l -.., Oklahoma remains atop poll Nf:W '\ORK - Oklahoma remained a runawa) lt'adcr 1n the A~!>OC13tl'd Press' fi rst rl'gular-scason college football poll "'htk I ta mt. Fla .. nosed out idle M1ch1gan fo1 ~l·cond pl:lcc. c;e111ng up a pos<;thle shootout between :-.:o. I and No 2 later this month O klahoma's 1mpres~l\l' 38-' drubbtng of founh- r.inkrd L'CLA earned the Sooners 55 of 59 first-place \Oh."~ a nd 1,175 of a pqsc;1hlc 1.1~0 points from a n:luon" 1de panel of5Q spline;"' nters and sponscasters. Meanwhile. M1am1 rcn•t\ed one first-place vote and 1.050points1n climbing from thi rd place to second. M1rh1ga n '>lipped from ~l'rnnd place to third w11h one lir'>l·plaCl' 'ote and 1.1)26 pt11 nts. Kings sign top draft choice I '\i(, L:e~ OOD -l enter J 1m Car on thl' ftr'l 'l'kl 111.ln nfth1.· In\ .\ngd~K1ngs 1n thl' I Cl86 N,111onal llod.l'' Ll·a~uc Ent!') !)raft hJ\ 1gnl•d 3 multHl'Jrtontract \o\.t th 1h1· tl'JJll It '>'3S ;1nn11utll'l'd f ue,d;i'. No terms were ,IJ1nUUOll'd . t .1rc,on . 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(f· 1) Touoll otot1mer ,,,.rlt\ a 100k off PUI ability LONG· SHOT PRINCE OF WOADS NINTH ltACI. •1.-, lorlOflO" Pur\t. $10,000 Tnree vt ar otds end uo Cl1lmlng orlct te,000 1 Jtt Aovalt l8IJ1ck) a II I 1' Flying Lime I Stallings) t 16 l Sne nolgar 10r1eoeJ It? • Novtflo IP•llonJ • 111 S 8e1Cn11r1,8ov IGarclal •II I 6 Jtrelt'\ Guv IG0mt1I I" 7 Patriotic Pt.oot tSotl\) I It 8 No\lraOemu\ IPeelrorel 119 9 Ottermlr>O Wiilow IWMt) 11• 10 8eeu'\ Hooe tOouo1a u 11' NOSTJtADAMUS t,S-11 C4 me Dack Ill encl re.ov w1nn1ng !latn.,Y. no reu on na cannot aoo anolJler ,.ATIUOTIC "LEDGE '6·1) Cal' dO t>ttter 111en la\! Ith wtll wltn 1111\ 1>unch, 'LING L~E 14~U CaQanlt r10tr DOuncine oac" +rom retorerntnt a nd u r1ts ot 1n1urit\, ride\ tl'\1\ oval well al\d IOugl\ a\ lhl!v come LONG~t-!OT NOVELLO TENTH AACE. 6 > turlOnO\. PurH "6.000 Thret vu r olcU Cla1m1ng e>rlct. l?S.000·71,500 I NOl>I~ A.no Genii• fSolll) II? 1 Manv ~oad\ IEW&d•I 11• J F allt n Lint CKatntl) I U • Aunn1no A11moan1 (Pt0rore1 t" S HonYOU ~·2J J U 6 Nellvt Forte1ut 181ac• 11 • 117 1 Peaceful tmooe !Cemoa\I 114 ' M1\(l\lf\IOU\ M ell ((Hlanon) , .. 9 Hafldtu1 Ot D1omonel\ IDouole\t I U tO Black Cro\\ fOrteoe·t) II• MANY ROADS I•· t) Powerful \lrt!Cn •1c> mav eaten lhl\ lttld naoolno. uoHI 111ru1 'ALLEN LINE tJ IJ Even effort lt\t al D.i MM .iat>Ea• •a.to \trono con1tnc1tt, HAND,UL OF DIAMONDS 16· 1) 810 orlce 1n runner uo tllort wn11t rac11'1g with 1u 1w tor the Ii"' 11mt cnance for a .,,.,, LONGSHOT HOVERING PRESENCE ELEVENTH RACE. 6 ' turlOno\ Pur\e 130 000 ae!Md ' Foothill Stokt\" Tllrff vu r olO\ C,ron Pur\t \31 ~ I AO\f \ Art Rtt>..l~venu 111 7 ''-'"' oe 0<1vorn1 11• 3 New DO< (Ca\l•nonl 111 ~ J A Jon,,,on f Ptaroral I t1 S Ar.01n~ Blooo'i lHtrn.nOtzl Ill 6 L•O"'"'"O Tou<I\ Mena) 114 1 T1mo1~v D,.,. Bt4c~ ~ 111 8 E Cora1on (Toro 01 9 R amt111ng Monlt I Vt roer a I 117 10 Buoor an (Kee11tll 1" J.A. JOHNSON I• II Won dt\oite trOUblt a • I tnl' ,;.,. Oot\ no• need '"' lead \It ! ne\ Int at>•'" •o \•av c•on 10 Int o•ce. ANOTHER BLOOM l 11 Vtr. auic• ancl t1oure. 10 tit well c•ear l'a"v r'a1>1t lo nenole lhe turn\ m•v ne •I!' loo> Dae ~ ROSES ARE "El (9·1) R•oer m edt b1Q .more\\•on two Yf'ar\ •Oo on simUar 1rac'-' LO\ Alam.to \ mu\t be con\10trtd LONGSHOT l(llESllCE TWELFTH RACE. t • milt\ Purse \IS.000 S•ar•er Allo wance Tnree vH r olO\ ano uD I W'l1dt>tv Tta (a\tanon t \) 1 0" v our Own Gome 11 11 l J Ht• T"rtai •Cervanle\• • 109 4 La no seer c Soll\ t 13 ~ 'Vlor\t Kat>nt l )I) b T'1t 1Va1, O• s .. &1 Oneoa 113 1 '>o,. Ot Ra•~ B•aC"' I • 108 I S•tameo Ptdr<H4 I r3 9Pe••t• veroora. 11) 10 Tt 1t•l'V"Tif' DouOa\ Ill 11 "'~\l''•al vt C.amtz llS P ERTEX 8 ~ Aootar\ ••anoou• o•I rtct..i tff '"\ to 'OulJ"@r :)n '"f' Or•\\ c.a., "and~ JP\-e O•" WHIT8EY TEA J, I 1ovo11 camoa ont r 'dC r-o "' Pl'a' •or~ N••' "ff'O too eHof'f •oa1n\t •oo '"•O•Cf THE WALi 01' SWAT 10 I Su,.O,-\f'O a~ O•Q O'"·C r-"'' on~ certe 1nt., w•t M DO• <ar\ ~a n n • "" t LONGSHOT SON OF' RA J/. BEST SET Pf"IHE x 1711'1 race ptltCE PLAY MVSTE RV L•NE ISln •act Los Alamitos, Hollypark entries l ot AMtmltos TONIGHT'S ENTltlES Flot pest; 7:'JO o.m. Ulrd of t6·dllV llernau ,,,_tint) Ft"ST It.ACE Ont m•lt lroo Pur\f l7 JOO Soo'"" Mv L•o• ("ron1clt Svca mort Hu\ llf Ca ll'lnv C"10 SPre v Of Jov Yente Ho LO• A Doll Mr Peo.1n\ Hu rtv Hun•er SECOND AACE Ont' molt ooce Pur \f '7 SOD Trac• Ml'•Cha n1 Tom (e l (eml>O()Oer C.•O\V LO•t Aeo.s1 D·1tnt W ino Power Zar>u S• ooe• S ''I'' Bat>t "' Only M&o1c THIRD RACE. On• molt' Pact Purse \1 QOO Pt•••t Bion Atmote (->ntrot Cart0\ Lo•t Nal••t Killy Lt••' Lao• LvCkY Outtn D amon<la irt Ga mo a FOURTH RACE Otlt' m . t oac• Pur,e \I QO(I Cte om •no or 'Cf \) SOO Fret Tu'" Von Allt'' Dominic Sk1ooer\ Soor e urr<"() 0 Narain Lu\lrt Oundff (h1et Abt>ttrou l'IFTH RACE Ont m11t a.act' Pur\e t i 600 C•a""•"9 o•o<f' l S 000 Tiit Como<in,. C,010 So•t E •otO•hOn f111111 Qua rter \ S•ncooa•td ~11.1n,,., C.•en Miao.., SI• AmoauaCIO• H•llt>•ll• Drawl Lnro Lt • tv Jot\ 0u1Ct\I SfXT" '-AGE ~ ,.,,141 oect Pu••e t 1 608 Ct11,m1ng or 1ct SJ SOD Cnanora Meon& Kin" Rur>r F•O\IV Lf 1111v Betit Cna1u11 C Im Soc1a1 Aowdv Reunion Ca ttws Blut ) Z.sriut>t llt' SEVENTH AACf . Ont' m11t oeet Pur\e 11 600 C1a 1"ll,no orict '1 SOD Rum Band'11. L•lllt Jo Jo Get Cru1er Carve Alltoroe Commenoer Eoo W110 ""o '••1• Guv Lt •1 Coroo•e S•1ootr EIGHTH RACE Ont' mllt oeet Pur\e \I 600 C le1m1no orict \S 000 Lt v11v Ahvthm. T n1>.er T 1na . Por>a• 8&no11 Andv\ Mav W•Ma Nano1ne L \II Rocntllt P roud Countrv T a111t141n Wino SCaoula NINTH "ACE One mile oace Puf\f U 800 Charle\ Dtci\•on Cnri,10 C11e rhe Moore Mannar• Donnv1>•00• Ge•n A Clltmt Je•t Tiit' Fa•t Crow~ Legtr 0.. Tour Mo•or•te Lea TENTH RACE 0..t m•lt 1ro1 Purse '71 111 SvramOft' Nt•ht Aowov E •O•tu Bert\ Monev Honpv f urt>o Dl'l•lllll Dullure Fasn1on Cn•o. Snf'\a T O"'l>O• F arn1no C.em1n1 A ow av S1111•on ELEVENTH ltACE. Ont' rnlte oact Pur\~ u 800 P'omo Gt nlle S• ootr Frn h T alen1 A•C" I\ Bl'\I F1v "'' F 4\l!v Slorm•ng On LA D1G1e1or EmP'a•o Ou' ng Wind o,.,."'" Hollvwood P1r1r TO NIGHT'S ENTRIES tlSltl elev Of U -dn iw•~ llorM "'"llnel Ftru pou· 7:'JO 0.m FIRST AACE lSO vitro\ Pur\f U •OO Ca\h P a•e• Ir Jt ACl'\ Ft0rent,nt De•nta AOO'"Ot' At .•e ~l'Dtcce Bv Htarl 8 ret1.ng Ptt""" ~ i.\\f Qpo SECOND RACE JSO ve•O\ Pu•\t \J 100 ( a ,.. nQ orr t \.4 000 Done.no (ommano~r Ca \ad ¥\ l(•O M in• P<) ""'41\ Ptl)l)v\ Po r• ma V •·no\on E ''"' (P\ar9~r T 0J'4 c;,1 (,onf' THIRD AACE JSO •e<O\ Pur\t U SOD ( a ,.. ng or ct S6 1SO Aclv•n1aot H ••orvcnanoer Zh \ C.o Men C ft t! A J C•t •t ' Dl'"' So•trO'll" Sm111\ Onri1<a1tme Sh·' f'v Taotim~nt l'<>Utt"TH RACE HO v~as !>\Jf\t' \3 100 C "' m ~o or ce U 000 Pan l'm Uo Mam,.,., Go•n Ledv Out \1 F \; '"IJ UM·')~ T ~\,I(' no Buo W1kj ~h•k .no Ao\"" Eao1e\ Rea ·v Tut! Mv Lu • c;.,, J•m•t 04>. MJL C/I" FtF TH RACE . 170 ve rO\ Pur\t \) 100 ( ~ ""''"~ CV Ctt' \A 000 La l'•o M&MY\ Rea\on Ator 4.dm•r.itl c;r,tot(l B1a~1er Tr.,1, RJ Reason 10 Toa\! Sl}lTH AACE 8]0 va•o\ P unt' \J 100 C '" Mino pr•ct f4 000 C.•nera1 C.aoe Auuell Rouonnec• F •oano T••t Pal e D•c"-t" Tot•en•o• C11a1•n11e-Buo M tpauQ,,lfOOO SEVENTH RACE lSO "a rd) ""''• tl QOO (1a "" ng pr.re SS 000 R" n llond "0> y E d\V Dan1\n r &nntr\ ~ .. 11, S .,.. P a ut1nf 8frOO\I Lt 1n\,f r M t\\ A\l"lmfnt~ EIGHTH RACE JSO v"rd\ Pvr•e \~ 100 4.••o,. a nct I Owr You Mrt l'ov Du1nO Ana tole r •1t' Hn1o~r Yf'liJ\1••r .,\ttti.)n\ W&nd\•bar Pr ""'t Ou'• -t NINTH RACE J\O •oV d• Pu••t u 600 L'" m.ng or <t U 000 All•H Ara Aoe • Soar' no Br ghl T,,~rmo\ F •"f' Do• t .. "' • " 0 " &011011' °" f•P\• D,. vf~ By JON PERGVSON OfllleO.., ........ • As the college football season heads into the 1986 schedule. Orange Coast products are at work to make four-year schools around the counuy more successful this season. The Pacific Coast Athletic Association has the most former area yreps of any conference with 29 local products. and the Pacific-I 0 Conference features 27. Long Ekat:h State feafurcs the most ofany team with 10. wh ile UCLA has eight and San Diego State 'scvel). Pla~rs ranae iD .sites from Penn State and P..rinceton to flawaii and Cal State Humboldt. At UCLA. quanerback Matt Stevens. a Fountain Valley product who lrd UCLA to a Rose Bowl victory in January. will stan this year for 1hc Bruins. UCLA freshman recruit Lance Zeno. another Fountain Valley product. 1s rated third on the team's depth char1 at naht guard but s11ll may rcdsh1n. Fountain Valley's Greg Bolin and Huntington Beach's Btll ) Ra >e are both second stringers for the Bruins. At US(. Junior Dave Cadigan ( Newp6n Harbor) enters his second year as a staning offensive tackle and is tabbed as an 'All- Pac1fic ~O prospe~t this season. Sophomore Chris Sperle (Fountain Valle>) enters his second year as the Trojan punter. and Junior Rex Moorc(Newpon Beach) is the first man in at inside lincbacku when thl' TroJans use thc1rthree-man sci at that position. _Red-shin freshman Jeff ,lrrown (~oroha.del.Mar) walked on a • } car ago and earned' a scholarship for his effons. · • Em Or> of Edison. who pla yed spannglyJ n h!Jh Khool, will be ··a main 1arge11n the Oregon State passing game this season. ~t Long Bca~h State. tight end Greg Locy of Mater De1 should be loul..1ng for\l.ard tu a strong senior campaign after catchtng 83 pa,'>L·\ during h1., fim 1hree years. Senior Mark Stepht'nson (Orange < OJ\1 < ullq~c l ha\ earned a stanmg offensive guard spot at Cal State Fulkrhin ~t lhc l n1 .. as11y of Pantie. two players -JUn1orguacd Dennis Ml.JJ!>'>';!ll !l:.d1son) senior center Stevi· Cl9111er (Fo1rntatn Va~~ -v.!ll ,1an. and a third. freshman inside linebacker Dave Lopc1. is lighting for pla~1ng umc. Clower earned honorable mention All- PC A~ honor~ 1n 191$5 after 1ransfernng from the University of K·1n~' • Sl'n1 or w1dC Tl'cc 1vcr Brett Blanchard. an Edison grad, will stan for lh l' ~111.'C\ at San Diego State. Edison·~ Enc Wheelwright and f-oun1a1n Valle~ ·~c arl Harry shou ld see a lot of action for Utah th is sca\on afll.'r s1111ng out their freshman campaigns because of al'adl'mll" ineltg1b11t1y Surrounding their high school transcripts. Harr: \tarted one game in 1985 for the Utes. ~no1hcr Edison grad. W~ber State freshman Rick Justt~. will \I.in for thl· JUn1Dr 'ar<;1t\ and should see action from the number · thrl'l' w ot un the 'ar<il l):depth chan. Mike ~ngelov1c will be the . \IJrt1ng V. d)l•r Ju nior' ars11~ quancrback. In the l'a'>I. ~·nior defensi ve back Ke\ln .\rmstrong of \\ u0Jlmlig1.· fame was chosen defensive co-captain for Pnnceton. Do'' n \uuth Hobb) Sims mo,cd into the stan1ng Flonda lineup at 1>ffl'n\I\ c tackle afta performing so Wl:ll fo r Golden West College 1n lll8'\ Pacific 10 USC • Jl·tl Hr1•" n -< urona dcl Mar Da'c <. JJ1gnn. :-.ll''>'pon Ha rbor Sh:tnl' roll'~,:--.\·" pon Harbor •Brau Lq~gl'tl. f ountain Valle~ Rn ~1ul•rc. Nl·,~port Beach ( hm ~pall'. f ounta1n Valle\ , UCLK M1kl' fkn h :'\cv.plm Harbor Circg B11ltn r nunlJID Vaill'\ ··\Dlh \lilkr I n1,cr~1t\ · l:illl> Ra~. Huntington Beach 1Jrl.. ~clc1.l..1 ~1anna ~1 .111 \t\'\l'D' ~oun larn Valk' l>anrt ' I h11mr.,11n Hun1tng1on &·al h L.111,c ll•n11 I 1•untJ1n \ alle) . Ari1ona Jim B1r1111ngh.1rn \1 Jll'r Dct (1Jr\ < mlon. \1 Jll'r IA-1 Aritona State Ch ip l<"h \l,111na Pl'll' r Ul 1..n ( )u\1n \ ll''>' R1d1 /u1ll\\Jh Ld1,on <•olden \\l''>l California 0 1.tntl'\ ).,, i..,on I n1\l'r'11\ \1t•q• I .1\l111hc ln1ne rl·c;1~kn1 Ort'gon Pl'll't ll1.1111ln In 1nr Rill.. lllllll \1.11 111J Oregon State Stanford FB OT QB ()(i ILB p O RT ILB QB OLB L~ Qli FR ()(.j DI .... ~\ R n LB ~ R RB f( < K1 WR (1rcg(1l'l,trd 1 l1,111l· •\1 11..l· 'l'\"on r ounrain \ alk\ ·~nd ~ ..,1ndJ1r £.d1wn OT F°' ( .()(.; PCAA Cal State Fullt>rton 1\1.ir ~ \tl'Phl'll'11n t )r Jngl' Coaq ( hll\) ••Ung \IJ!l'I lk1 Long Beach State JJllltl' ( r;llt I 1111111,1111 \ J lln I J ill L ilcrl\ It ' rnl· n·"Jl·nt R.inJ, (1111.·n, I Jt\on krl ( 1r.1h,1m r\lJllllJ Br.1J lc1hn,.in f ci"on (1r\0g l 111.~ \IJh'r lk1 I rt\ \i 1cl..cl \\ noJhnJgc lnhn ()'( .1llJg,h.111 l Jt"'" I"'·" nl.'\1.1n . r dl\111l OJ' 1J \\\ ngJJrtkn I 1'unr:11n \';illc: ~evada-Las \"egas \I\'\\' \lhl.•fl, ( 111l<ll'D V.l'\I Jrin IU.1 1>.l·lldll. C >,~·.1 n \~~ -- Bl\,10 Bu111\11k . llunt1nl!l-lnn Rl'Jl h Rod I nll'I' I 11unt;irn \ alll•\ V. l'' \h'tl·;il t I omna 1kl \1ar Ne w Mexico State ( i\'11\' r g.111 ( "1ldn1 \\ f\l I 11dd P.11 ~.·r < h.ran \ tl'\\ < A1lJl'n V. l''I Pacific ..,ll'\l' ( hrnl'I 1.1u n1.11n \:Ille' < 11\'g 1\11111.·rd I d1"1n •!),,, td t 11111. I I d l\llll I k11111' \h < 11m,111 r <lt\1111 c Im' \h'1Hknh.1 ll I hangl' t 11,1'! San Jose Mate I .ll11l' \,,t'.tl lt\tOl' 111,tngl· ( 11,t\I ( IJI \ "i,11 (\'t lidJ ( )t ,lllg_l' ( \IJ$ l tab State ~11·11 'I"', n, I 1111r11.11n \ .1111•\ ()(I \\ R \\ R VB Ol ()8 ( n OI rr.. n 0.1 DT OT DB RB ()(. \.\R RH OL DR ILB ( RH I H \.\ R 5-10 6-5 6-2 6-5 6-t fl-2 6-6 6-~ 6-1 6-4 b-2 6-0 fl.() 6-4 6-2 11.11 21 0 270 195 2'55 225 175 26:! :!28 I !!fl ~JO 21 (J 1115 194 25\ Fr Jr. Fr. Fr. Jr, So. Fr \r Fr ~o Fr • 'Ir <io fr Jr Fr 5-1 0 I 'iQ \o n-5 2..in f-r h-4 ~25 Jr h-11 .I "'I I t-r n-O J QO J r ti-4 2~0 Fr. o-4 )n'i f r l'l-0 1 7~ 'ir fi.7 240 Fr . 6-0 I Q'i SCI 6·' 27-3 ~$ ti-' 5-II "i-I (I o--i ti· ~ O· fl. ( o-J 6-~ 6-..i b-..i 6-S ti-I '\-1 ll h-\ 5-1 IJ (\.' o-2 5-11 1"1-11 I "5 200 ~-40 205 21)() 220 ~JO 245 240 255 ~'\(I 260 I !!CJ 1 7 ~ ~in ·ll<O I ~'i ~4 ~ I 7() ~1 0 2~11 ~16 '(\ Jr Fr \o" Fr ~r S1) \1 ~r F-r Jr Jr ..,, ~o r r Jr Jr Ir Ir BROWN USC PARKER Ne• Mateo State RAY UCLA HENIGAN Hal"Yard CHABRE Penn NEAL San Joee State ARNOLD Occidental MAJOR Rice Rick Mottr. Ootan Vaew S ~II llO St. . , Other mchoola Air reree Darren James. H.1Jntinaton Beach Mike McOlinchey, ex:e.n View Bob Rose, Wutminsttr Ty Thomas. Edison c. TE LB c 6-1 6-4 S-11· 6-1 Army •Mark Phillips. Woodbndae WR 6-1 · John Suus. Mater Dei OT' 6-4 Anda Peay G reg Benjamin, Un1 verstty RB 6-0 •Kevin 8urkc. Woodbridae , QB .6-1 I.ale S&as.· Keith Jarrett. Edison QB 6-1 • Bripa.m v-. Kent Chesley. La1una Beach DB S.10 Randy Hatch, Hununaton Beach ILB S-1 l Scott Mobcrty, Huntinatorr Beach DL 6-3 John Kimball. U&una Beach QB ..6-1 tJC O.m Kalama Gohara. Un1vers11y RB · 6-0 Chrrs Mandeville. ·1rv1ne · TE 6-2 Sean Turner. Corona dcl Mar SS ..6:_ -1 --OCSui&a ~ra Mike Henigan, Irvine 08 6-0 Bill Rus!oell. Woodbndgt' WR S-11 ~i!. 190 . So. m So. llO So. 23S · So. 2l0 So. J8j Jr. 19S So. 200 Fr. 211 . Fr. 24S Fr. 173 Fr. l-IS So. 20S Sr. LJL.h... 190 5o 175 lf. Cal Poly-Su LeJs Obispo Steve Habermehl. Irvine C 6-2 I 90 Fr. Lance Manin. Corona del Mar RB 5-9 180 So. Roben Staak. Orange Coast WR 6-2 t40 Jr. emtlllll~1tta._..~------~-----1 Jason Mercer. Edison, Orange Coast DL 6--0 2l5 Jr. CaJ State Nortlarl4il1e Preston Ha yslctte. Manna LB 6-0 210 Fr:. Sonoma S&a~ Ken Bailey, University OL 6-4 220 So. Chns Kaiser. Golden West RB S-11 205 Jr. Frank Werner. Costa Mesa. Golden West LB 6-2 20S Jr. Carroll Colle1t John Kelly. Mater Dc1. Golden Wett OT 6-5 258 Jr. Colorado •Reid Long. Fountain Valley OT 6-4 2Jj Jr. Matt Se) mour. Woodbndge DB 6-2 180 So Eas&en1 Ml~pa Jim Haefner. Golaen West DL 6--0 230 Jr. • . Ftori411a Bobb> Sims. Golden West OT 6-4 282 Jr. Fresno Stau Sonn) Pau, Westminster. Golden West OT 6-2 310 Jr. Harvard To m Dobbs. n1 vers1t> Pat Henigan. Fo untain Valle) LB ex; 6-3 205 So. 6-2 250 Fr. HawaU Bnan Belcher. Fountain Valley Gordan Moss. f'orona del Mar, OCC • J~ Piccola, Orange Coast JeTT) Tache. Golden West ldu o S&a" Iowa S&a~ Ken Sandbloom. Golden We~t K aasasS&aw , OLB K ILB ex; OT Shawn Fleming. Ocean View OL Ttm Hanson. Westmtnster, Golden West QB LoeJ1vme Pat D'son. Corona del Mar, Golden Wcs1 CXi Jame~ Young. Orange Coast DB Mesa Colle1e (Colorado) Glenn Roman. Orange Coast SS Rub CiofT. Goldt'n West Ml11l11lp6 c No ad.a-Rao Jcrr~ \m11h. Orange Coast OT New Mule. \fared ~c1-.c. Manna. Golden West DB Nor Ul!en ArllOU T om P1n·hota . Manna. Golden West ex; Occldn &aJ Brad .\rnold. L'n1\Crs1t~ TE • Peu S&ate 6-2 216 So. s:10-190 Jr. 6-3 230 Jr. 6-2 240 Sr. 6-5 260 6-4 255 6-1 190 6-5 275 5-11 180 6-0 I~ . 6-3 245 Jr. Fr. Jr. Jr. Jr. Jr Jr. 6-5 250 Jr 6-0 180 Jr 6-2 247 Jc. 6-2 215 So. ~I Pola. Mater De1 NG '5-11 .252 Jr Peu 1ytn aJa ~tl'\ l' Chabre Corona del Mar 6--0 Prlllceton Kc\ 1n .\rm~trong, Woodbndge DB 6-1 Mil..e Mothe~ .... Mater Oei Franco Pagnaneil1 . Huntington Beach Redlucls Bill Brosnan. In inc OL 6·3 LB 6-0 John Stockham. Orange Coast Rice Ken \faJor. Ed1\on Sacramento State. Theo LangforJ. Ed1~on • St. Mary's ICallf.I ( harlc\ .\ntun. ~tater ~1 'can Fon . Mater De1 Saa Olt10 State 1Xnn1s ~re}. Fountatn Valle) Breu Blanchard. Edison Re>. Bro"'n. Ocean View. Gol<kn WC'St R1 l·hard Brown. V.estminster John Carlson . C'os1a Mesa J1mm' Ra,e. Irvine" Dan ~-ebsier Fo untain Vallt'' WR DL TE RB WR ex; WR SE DB MLB FB DB DL So•tbe·n1 Utala State M1l..c .Qi Bernardo. Edison _WR U&ab l\.l·n Griggs. Edison Carl Ha~. Fountain Valle~ fnl· \\ heelwnght. Edison M1l..c ~ngdo' 1<.\ Edison Ptul Cooper, Edison John Evers. Woodbridge Rick Justice. Ed1~on Weber State TE WR F'S QB QB DB WR Western New Mexico Ga\ln (1rcch . Ne" pon Harbor. GWC LB Smit ~totherheaJ. Fountain Valle\. GWC TE Wbittler Colle1e Ro<l Pe..ak. Saddlcback High Wyomln& :-.1 11..e Ra~. Hun11ng1on Beach. GWC •denotes IQ85 red -'ih1n pla,er DB TE 5-10 5-10 6-4 6-0 6-1 6-0 5-11 6-2 5-ll 6-2 6-3 5-9 6-7 6-1 6-4 5-10 6-1 5-11 6-1 5-9 5-9 6-3 6-2 5-11 6-5 " 185 Fr 180 Sr. 225 Fr. 227 Fr. 160 230 201 215 204 225 175 190 180 235 225 165 230 180 Fr. Jr. Sr. Sr. Fr. So. Fr Sr Jr. Sr. Fr. Fr Fr. 218 Fr. 165 So. 170 So, 180 208 170 160 215 225 ...... , Fr. Sr. Fr. Fr. Jr Jr Fr Jr Tuesday 's Los Alarpitos.results HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL PREVIEW ••• I From Bl four yea,; 1n opcnt'rs and art favored again as defendtn& CIF Central Con- fel"C.'nce ~hamp1ons. · TUISDAY'S "ISUL TS lnNI of '6·dt• "'""'' "'"""-1 FtltST RACE. 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Mt l•l .0 10 Ot'lfl W'f'\"ln9 f,(",fl f lfCI P"!C\r\•\ ('H'•YOV'' 0(\()1 16 \4) ·~ TIHTH ltACE Onf ..,111' o&tt Fty Or Or •f ll>()(ll I .0 • 00 '00 W1n\omt' LO\t'\Oml' S<°'len~ \' ) 00 1 llO Storm Tn-M1" A"de'\Onl 1 ,,0 T•mt 100 Al\O ran t "\ No<•t• JO<I .,,..,e,,o• llv•O••S P•I Pavot! P•lf T ~ Tl! F y NO \(ralCl!f\ 0 EJtACTA 12 I pe,o \1•60 ILIVll'NTH ltACI °"' ..,.,. oa<t • 1 nfa"df'I ~ T 000 :t .0 • .0 4 to !11•1111 ,04,.,,, l .O )10 V nu nia ~"' ? )0 ll!l'f 7 0) 1 ' o\1\0 •an Walen T f\f' Av• Of ""'" 'fttro-" p ,.P'fttrttl"lt Al t•mfl (AOl\•t"f"O 19••<f'l At'!ld\'\ Dt>Ool'r S<ra 1c"f<I .,,,.,1, J II ,,~JIACTA I ~ """ ''700 Allf "OA"• t 1 110 -.11;11 t i H11no1t \Slt 861 # We JUSt ha'c la~t )Car's lilm to look 31 "\\ , .. , c hcen getting after 11 prrtt\ gond Jnd we re a htth: t1rt'd ofhcaung nn l'.tch other We're an'<1ou~ to <>ee hl>'>' we \l3l'k up against some n 1mf)l'll11011 "\\<.' ha't' no <J1sappointmt·n1' 'o f.1r Our )Oung people ha ve done well tn pr'Jl"t1ce. hut we Sllll need 10 ~e tht•m 1n a game '\\ e Jr~ngh1 on chedulefor "'here \\\' \\3Dl to IX' and we JUSI ~ant to tto 11111 and pla~ !t~>meone 11 ~111 he n1re II' get \laned · Su Clemeate vs. Woo4brtdge at Irvine: Theo;e twn re\umt' a t"'u \CM ~nc" '>'htlh "'3) 1ntemiptt'd the pa~t ., "It ~ill Ix a g<>OCU\penrncr for u\ lx'\3U\C the' arr an option team "h1t h " 1)rcdom1nentl> run-<)nen ll•1J. .. \J1J ~ oodbnda,e < <'3ch \icn~ , OJI "II I\ good !Pr us to fa1.·q thccn earl) in th\! )ear htcau'iC wt•'ll ht facing some option teams somewhert down the line. "The C'<tra t1 mt" to preparr for the 11p1 10n has definitely helped us. Wl"' e 11ral·t1ccd techniqut"S and as-~1gnml·nts for the option Stn('(' back tn th<' ·v..e·re read)' to go af\er 1t and we'll Ix· pla~ 1ng a da) earher 1han most lllher teams For the first pmc you n1.'\l'r feel totally prcpart'd and 1hc t·arl~ game won't help that. but tt will mean one less da) of pracucc to act hun "Tht' kids arc an~tOUS to get roing J nd the fa<1ter tht beuer It wtl also ml·an an e\!r,a da} to heal for the lollo'>' mg werk " Saddlebad vs. Suta 4u Valle) •t San&a Au "Bowl: The Roadrunners of ~adcJleb3ck Coa h Jerry Witte have bc.ucJ the fa Icons three of lhe last "My main concern is that we come out of the pme with some 1ood th1nas and no tnJunes." said Watte. "W11h us being the defendina CIF champions. there Is a little bit of pressure for the kids. who fttl they have sometruna to live up to. They want to 10 out and play wen. but it's a new 1roup of kids . . and it's their team "We've aot a Iona way to IO· La.st \ear wt won l.3 pmes and wt only beat V~lle), 7-0. I don't thank we'll be abk to tell Plow aood wt ~just efter one pmc .. A bta key Will, be our otrcnsave line We have four new kids and we've only been bloctinc oune.lvft. We Will find out more Tluu~y nilbt about how they are dcvetopins ~ tau'~ wt Just cen't tell riP• now. "We have to be prepared to ldJUSt and with no pme experinM:ie. we have somt questions 10 ~ a_nswcrcd." " '~-• .. "" * Orange c'-DAILY PILOT/ w.dl...ctay, s.c>tem'* 10, 19M I 'V' f I .. · ... MAJOA LIAOUI STANDINGS Amerk.M l9"1M WHT OtVtltOM W L .-ct. H 7' SI S71 Aftelh T••u ICenlu C11v 71 '7 S14 11l tS 74 4'I 15 o."""° Sn lllt •S 74 461 IS 62. n .... ll Chlceoo MJnne\ota " ,. 6'5 11 jt, 10 420 2 IVt 1 AlT OllllMON Bolton Toronto Ntw VOtl< O.tro11 ClevetaM Baltimore Milweui.ee .. 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Cl.EllELANO BltOWNS-S!Qnecl Ito 1!1111. ,611tv Ptectd Al Grou •••etv on lnlufecl r•serve OE ,..VER BRONCOS-f>1act0 Vence Jolln· \Oii wlOe receiver on 1n1urtd rt\lrVt Sien.cl ~~!l!t ruMlnl! oeti. tNOIANAPOl.IS COLTS Plated o v Sim\ ulttv on 1n1urt0 reHrve R•·,lgned Tai• R6ndlf \Offlv MIAMI OOLPHINS-RtltntO C"r" W•rd, olft n,.va 1eo1e S101\fo Torn Totn o"-111lve ••n•men PIT T ~8UIHiH STEELERS-Slollld Cbuek S•not r\ r.,nn1no oec~ wa1veo Emil '°"'"· ofttn\.,..p .•1n•m•" HOCKEY Nll'llftat HaOtY l...,_,. LOS ANGELES klNGS-Slollld Jim Cer\Oft. cen•er lo • mulf••eer contrecc DE TROil RED '<'Jlf'(GS-S•gnt d Jo. M urorw cen1er 10 o four-veer contract MA Ill ~OllD WHi\lERS-Sloneo Kavin 01· nttn 4fld S1ewor1 G•v•n r111"t #lnQs, DOU1I Jor• , center Poul L•""" encl Dev• Tfooell. ~· ''""II' ano Scq1t 1'.lt•nenoo•\f, Ol!t11"1T\an. • to • mu•i.ve•r contt6CI\ SOCCEll Amef'lc.all lftdl9r ~ AlMC.lltlefl l<AL O.M•ZOO l(ANGAROOS-Slontd il'eut RM .... a• eioer 10 • one •••r col'!lrac• l>lv' an oo••on •e•r ltelt•~•d Nie., O'Sl'lto, Ol!anMman. &nd Jot P•v•e' m1dlie1oer COLLEGE NC A A AnnounteO '"•' Eo l Carotlnt ' loot Doi c•o11rom .... ~ P 6ted on one-vu r Pf00tfl()n , 'I ~SOU R I VAL L E V CO N · FERENC( P •~~O 8roo•t r \ 'Tlf l\' Ollktlball P"Ofl' 4rr or 0' "911' .on to,. rwo v••" Pet recruit· r.'J .i•O•i&tion\ ALLEC.HENY Nameo Bradl•• ElllS IUI\ t&n1 ,...,n·, !>6\.,tlO•ll coac ~ F Ailtl' IE LD-Nal'T'tO HarolO Clll PDV' Men111~11tr "'"'''" 01tec1or tflt<ll•t Nov I MINNESOl il-Oec1ared R1c .. ev F0091•, 11vor1ero<10 &no Don POllero llnel>IO•• In t ·•o oit 'O' '" 1n(J('hn1Tf O.'•Od Pf NNSVL I/AN A-Pr orno1 10 L•rrv L a .trt t #ff\t11t'f1J ~o•cn •o O•t"K •or of \UO l>(lll•vf' .-rv•C•• ror tnl•1coue111alr tll\lllK\ 1no ,~ 'f'a•·t..i" Ntim~o Rooer 'le-n·a wr~,tttno coech SW I Ou SIANA -No~ Marty l'lelCller m f'"' \ Oa\~t108 • a o,orh v 1RC.1N1A ..,,,LtfARV-Nameo Joe Cantat10 MLIC NOTICE MLIC NOTICE [ Mt.IC NOTICE P\lll.IC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ~UC NOTICE MUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE M(tC NOTU:E !'ta.IC NOTICE EomoM M Conn(Jr, Jet Tnis s1a1emen1 was llleo rP1ir1nersn1p Debtor Plain-Roti.rt 0 Green FORTH ON THE REVERSE Clerk ol 111e Boaro OI Suptir sub1ec1 10 Section 6106 01 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS w11n 1ne c.;ounty Llerk ol (Jr KV. '•ey w Sllielos McKenna w•th lhP Counly Clerk 01 Or tiff Thi! statement was Ille<! llDE HEREOF You must visors do nereby cer11ty 111at 1111e Comrrerc1ar C.ooe NAME STATEMENT 1nge Councy on Augull 22 FICTfTIOUI au ... lt Conner & Cuneo 61 t ""Ion angl! County on July 28 vs w1111 Ille County Clerk of Or-elso send a copy ol your at a regular meellng 01 1tie CHARLES KOLL;, HELEN The following persons are •986 NA• ITAn.NT &1vo Suite 910 Costa 1986 K ENNETH A" SEN 0 anoe County on August 26 w1111en respon~ lo Ille al· Board of Sue>eMsors ot Or l(OLL 001ng nu~1nM~ dS A Plus F311M 7 I Tiit IOllowtng pef.001 lrt Messi c.r. 92616 11•1 F31S&21 MAR!( AHLE RS MR 1966 rorney shown 1n the upper enge Countv Ca11torn1a 1 1 Pubhsnf'O Orano.-Goast lG1aphres •570Campos Of Pul>hslled 01•119e Co11s1 doing bustneH H THE 751·3600 A'lOrnf!y~ tor 1 Pu1>1tsneo Orange Coasc MICHAEL GOETZ MAS "311143 lell lland corner Unless you neld on ll•e 27tll dily ol Daily Pilot Sep1embe1 10. S111u• l Newpolt Be.sen LA Dally P1101 $90temt>er 10 MAIN TEES 29« R~ph Pla1n11fl Daily P1101 August 27 Sep-MICHAEL GOET l. et al Pubhshed Orange Coasl rto so 1111s Courl may erite• a Augusc 1986 rne loreqoing 1986 · 9266-0 1 ~ 2• October I J986 •8 Ccsta Meu, C• 92826 UNITED ITATEI ltemt>er 3 10 17 1986 (See E~ll1b11 'A allaclled 10 Delly P1101 Septemt>er 10 1udgmen1 by detaull aga1ns1 ordinance conta111111Q 1111ee W354 David Seld<i~ 861 Etllehn W3?7 Eyedenllly Grepllk:a. Inc . BANICROPTCY COURT W322 original compja1n1 tor names 17 24 October l 1986 you tor tne relief demanoed sections was pas5ed and oa. Brea CA 92621 I a Ca Corp 2944 Randolpf'l CENTRAL DISTRICT of Addlhonal 283 Delen· W343 1n Ille Complainc pursuant ro aoopted by lhe tollow11'\'1 I f>lellC NOTIC E This bv&•ri.,ss is CO" P~llC NOTICE Q8 Costa Mesa Ca 92626 '" Re COMAEIK a Call U•efMfJ No P\lll.IC NOTICE Oroer on Noloce or Practice A YES SUPERVISORS FICTITIOUS aUSINESS Oavtd SeldM FICTIT10US aUllNESI oucted Dy an 1nd1v1du1I OF CALll'OANtA PUBLIC NOTICE dants). Detendants BankrvplCy Rule 7055 Tiie volt' '1ucte'1 oy iln 1nd1v10ua1 I This bustness It con- lorn1a L1m1ted Partnership Eomond M Connor ....... 1111-f1' end Procedure Ill Adversary THOMAS F AILEY BAUCE NAME STATEMENT Thl5 statem,.nt was lller:l NAME STATEMENT Eyedenllty Grapl'llCS In<; Debi<>< Ja~ C P1r11e1 Mc Kenna c-No. IUNNOfl CCKMT Proceechngs a11ac11ec:1 11ere. NEST ANOE ROGER R The tolle>w1ng persons are w11n '"" C.oun11 Cle•-01 Or 111e IOllOWlng persons are I Jae~ C Polley Pre..a.nt SAM JONAS C11&p1er 1 Conner & Cuneo 611 Anton •Aa-OllSO-R' OF CAUFOflNtA, 10 1s inc0<por11ed llere111 Sl ANTO}'I ANO HARRIETT doing ous111eu as Golden anoP County on Augus1 22 doing DusineS$ as. Resource Tt11s statement wet flted , Trustee to• !Pie Estate or BlvO Su•le 910 Costa NOTICE YOU HAllE COUNTYOFOttANOE IE,ARATE GENUIAL Ott· M WIEDER Garden Guest Horne 3016 1986 Networ~ Internationale wlthtlle CountyC!er11ol Of· C.omar~ a Ca11rorn1a L1m1teo Mesa CA 92626 17141 BEEN SUED THE JUDGE In Ille Malter Of Ille Appli· DfRS APPLY TO THIS NOES Sl PERll1SORS Harding Way Costa Mtisa F317'50 1731\t B•Ma Lane Hunl 1 ange County on Aug11tl 21 ?art'1erStl1p Debtor Plain 751-3600 Attorneys for MAY DECIDE AG Al NS l ca I ton ·o r l E 0 N 0 R .t, C ASE ANO MAY aE FOUND NONE CA 92626 • P11tll•\l1ed O•ange Coast 1ngron Beacn CA 9264!1 t986 tiff P1a1n1111 'YOU . WITHOU T VOU R PIEROTTI ROHE tor Cn11ng~ IN "FILE A" UNOER THE ABSENT C,UPfRVtSORS Elmer Cneno 189'0 Oa· 01111) P1101 <;ep1emt>e1 10 FredllCk w 1111am Ko1>pp I F:11n n vs ONITED ITATEI BEING HEARD UNLESS of Name AIOVE·REFERENCED IAALPH B C.LARr<. kOtaSt Fountain valley c.;A 1 17. 24 Oc1ooor 1, 1986 t 736 l Breda Lene, Hunt· Pullllstled Or•nge Coe.ti JOSEPH G ANTONUCCI BANtUtW"C.CY COUftT \'OU RESPOND IN WA11 INO No A 13.&649 CAH .. UMeER. IN WITNESS WHE AEOF I 92708 W'l3.) 1ng1on Beach CA 926.CC! Delly Piiot August 27 Sep- ROBERT W BELL POULL CENTltALDttTltlCT WITH TH£ TIM E Sfl .t.MENOEOOROER DATEOFlllUANCE:Oc· have ne1eunto sel my hil'1d L11puris1ma OF Cnang 111.,0 llC MnTICE Tllis tiusiness 1$ c.on temt>er3 10 17 1986 L BR I EN PE 1 E A OF CAl.IFOltNIA BELOW TO SHOW CAUSE toOer 14, 1115 ano all1•ed tne oll1t1a1 seal 18920 Dakota SI Foun1<11n I f'UO m.1 1ucted by an indMdual W316 !;.J•NAUSKAS BEAN IE In Re COMARK. a Cal... TO THE DEFENDANT A FOR CHANGE OF NAME Ralph Q. Pegtet. United 01 rl'le Boero of Supe111'11>rs1Valley C.A 92708 F eo11c1t w Koepp I D .-.MOUR FRANK FINIZIO l1or111a L1m11ed PartnefSh•P Complaint llas t>eerl llleo by fSec 606'1) ll•IM lenlm 1plcy Judge ol trie County of Orange T111s buStnes5 ~ con FICTITIOUS BUllNES&._ r~1s s11t1emen1 was 11100 Nil.IC NOTIC£ MilX M HAMMITT JACi< Debtor lhe pla1n1111 ,aga1ns1 you II DALE B KIMSEV .. Al-l y H. ltnnall, Deputy Stale 01 Caltlc.rn1a en,., Uth Oucted by nusDano ano wilt! NAME STATEMENT will'! tne Co .. nty CMlt" of Or HARABUROA WILLIAM .0. SAM JONAS. Cl'\8pter 1 you wlSh 10 oeJerio yows.elL 1o.roev hU.tlled...aJ:le1lUQO. lfl_ CIMA. -o.1..AuguS1. .lfl86 -• -l-3p..tl81ma 0 s:. ~ I f f'le IOllOWlfl01>ei~!l~ l!O englrCountV on ~ugu~T 71 FJ=~•T' .. !!!:!'9NT" A· LAN I 1C L l D Gi\RV Com11rk a California L1m1ted wrilten pleading •n response 1ng pet111oner lo change aulld'-, 34 CMc Cenlet LINDA D. ROaERT8. Clark w1tll ltle Covnty Clerk ot O•· Syscemss Mini Mi0rc6° Com 1 F3171'n Tne foicowing oe<son• are ·•"WI( E .. OWEN'i PAN Trustee ror 111e Estate ol youmuS1filew11n111e Courta 1h1scourt lor11norderanow. Addrau: soe Federal JERI STATELY, tor This ,1a1emen1 was f1led l ooing nusiness as JM•C 986 ,.,._'"' "''"'- .... puter ervlC.fiS 'l M11Ssa .,.,. doing Dusiness as Le•IPAO l"IOS M NI RNA DAL A Par1nenn1p Deolor Plain-1ot"8Comp1a1nt NOLATER htst ner n ame fr o m il'lau,SantaAna.CA ol t"'9oardolSupenlaor•1anoe Coun1von l<uqust 26 -Puolisneo Orange CoaSt a.social•• ..,.,3 Wa"• F~. •'.)RP STE</fN O WYMER till THAN THIRTY-FIVE (35) LEONORA PIEROTTI ROHE Malll-addreae:P.O. 801 of 0 11nna Countv, Call· 1986 clluMtlts Ldrifl Placelllla CA 0 p s b o ,..~ u~ .., ~u ~ ANO DOE<\ 1 r11ROUGH vs OAYI AFTER THE OAT( to LEONORA PIEROTTI 12'00, lanla Ana, CA 12712 fornle F3111147 t7 2« Qccotier 1 1986 9v~262fi ...,v~ ,., ... • , 92670 a11y i101 ep1em er 1 I Q•f "o Co1t11 ••-a C • rt:iO 1NC1 •1S•Vf Deten 1 BENN f TT FA M I L V OF MAILIHQ OF THll SUM· IT IS HEREBY ORDERED Pvbllafled Oref\99 Coeet NARRATIVE SUMMARY Pu1111sMcl OrnngP Coa~t 11 James [J Mc."'"'1"'Y l06 W128 ion1, TRUST alldOOES11nrough MOHI TO YOU AS IET 1111rallper1ons1n1e<ested1n DatlyPllotAugutl27,a.p-OFOROINANCE 0<11ly p,101 Septemoer 10 Muu tPlu~e i aOL d fle • William H Marshall AdverHry No 100 inclusive Delendants FORTH OH THE REllERIE the mallat at0<eu1d aooear teftl~ ), 10, 17, 1M Ordinance Nn 3597 oatetl t1 2• Oc1obe1 l 1986 Piacer1tio l A 9267 191155 Coventry Ln Hunt. SA8S·1157-RP AdwetNfJ No. SIDE HEREOF You must before lhlS court in Depart· W313 August 27 1986 adopted WJ45 Tnis t>usino'i •S con MLIC NOTICE ington Beacll CA 926"6 CHt No SAl~R, al!O senO ii cnpy of your rn&nl No 3 11 700 C1v1c Amendment 86 l to Ila• dueled Dy an 1n01v1dua1 Th15 business 1s con· SAll2-C>3150-RP c-No. wr111en respons" to ltle al-Cente< Drive West Santa PlJBllC NOTICE Cap1~1rano Beacn Spec111Po PUBLIC ""TIC[ James D McKinle) FICTITIOOS I UllNESI I ducted by an 1no1v1oua1 •.if)T r E vou HAVE IA12..o315G-RP tornev snown 1n Ille upper Ana Celilornta on October Plan Local c.,es1a1 Pro-m.1 Tn1s stalemenl was ltl!'d NAME STATEMl!NT Wiiham J Martlllll t:1F FN SUED THf JUDGE NO TICE YOU HA l/E [let1.nano corner Unless you 6. 1986, II 2 30 o'clock P M ORDINANCE gram rne amendment al-FICTITIOUS BUSINESS ••11111 IM Cc.unly Clerk r,r Q i Tne toitowing persons are Tiits slatement was filed 1 A 1 OH.JOE: .O.C..A INS T BEEN SUED THE JUDGE 100 s<J lh1s Courc may enter a and !hen and 1he1e show NO. 3517 tow~ residential unit~ 011 the NAME STATEMENT l"nge County CJn August 22 doing bu5ineu as Pure Bal w11n the County Cler~ of Or· .. OROI .. •Ne., 0"' TH"' 11.186 a nee Comoany •O 11 Bt10MJ I 11nge Counly on AvguSI 26 0 1 .,..II TH OUT YOUR MAV DECtOE AE.AtNSl 11vdijmen1 Dy dela11lt against ceuH, II any 111ey have, why A.. ,.,. '"' '" "' lirst 1100• ol bu1ld"1g bvt nol Tiie following persnP~ art! F 7 3 Or _ ,06 Cosca Mf!sA CA 1986 n F "IC. HE A RD u Nl E SS v Ou w 11 HO u T r Ou R you 101 tne relier demanded aald pellUon for change Of COUNTY OF OR ANGE. ad1e,ent t0 Camino ae doing bus111ess as Re:i•Oen l 31 12 9 6 7 rr) RfSPONO IN W!11TING BEING Hf ARO UNLESS l1ri·1ne C.ompla111t pursu1n110 name sllould nol be grenled CALIFORNIA, ADO,TEO Estrella 1n the ProlesSIOMlll 1111 M orlQage Serv1c.1i 101(11 Pubhsti'!<l. Or<inge (,oa.a0t 2 :2 • I FJ111-M ¥.",. 'HE re M !.= 'i F I~ VOU RES PONO N WRITING B11rt~ruptcy Rule 705~ Tiii IT IS FURTHER ordered PURIUANT TO THE ITTE Olhc;elRfis•dent18I 1 PO R I S1111er Avenve Suite 108 0dilv Polo• Sept&mber 1 l "O OdbOull no Nir fl l n Pu bit shed Orange Coatt ,........,.. t 1 ?• Oclober 1 t986 • 209 Nf'wpnrt Bei,icll CA I D•1lw Pilot S""temt>er 10 OE JN WITH THE r IM E s El Order on Nolle. of P1act1Ce that a copy of this order 10 ~ANNtNG ANO z........... DIStrlCt Tiie 11)181 res1oen11a1 Fountain Valley CA 92 708 33 9266) 17 ~. "'#t-...:."'...i.,..•D.JUI ', 'HE OHENOANT A BELOW and Procedure 1n Adversary show ceuse be pubhslled tn LAW, AMENDING THE squ;ire footage f1nclud111g Aes1dent1al Mortgage Ser-W I ~ ..._ -.......... I This !>uS11'!8'i\ S Ct'ln W3'4 Co<nr;!a11\1 nas oeen hleo by TO TME 01.=FENOAN' A Proteed1ngs anaclled here· lhe Orange Coast Oa11y Pilol. C A Pl S TR AH 0 •EACH required parking areas) snail "'ces Cahtorma corpor P\lll.IC NOTlct-!Jutted .!Jf an •Odl•iOu&I 1r .... "48U\lllJ. ·~· "°" II ~ft+f-4 "~~ ·~ !)y Ito 19 tnCOl'porated lleretn • ,,.,,..pepef of ~ .. ·~LAtt/LOCAL nor e:xceed rs--~ o1 tf'l'! torat anon ,010 I Slll~r .llVenu" ' Leo DllbO\lD MLIC NOTICE , ,, w1sn 1c delenO youisell cne p1a1n11t1 against 1ov 11 SEPARATE GENERAL Ott-ClrCllllllon publ!shed in thll COAITAL PROGRAM square tborage 01 tllf! '1•v<.-Suite 108 Fountain Valley I FICTfTIOUS 8U81Nfll This Slatemer11 w&S lll&al t ,, must ltle w11n the Court a you wish le. '1eteno vours .. 11 OERI A''I. Y TO THlt c;ovnty al teaSI once a week Tiie Board ol Supervisors 1urels1 CA 9:i1708 NAME STATEMENT willl Ille Counry C.t1>rk 01 0 , IC vu1 .,,, lie"! pleading en response you must file with tne Coun a CAIE AND MAY H FOUND f()( IOur con$eCutJve weeks ol lhe Cnunry of Oranue. Pu1>11s11eo Oranqe Loast This bu11nes' '~ {,.U•• I TllP tollnwlng persnns art1 anoe Counly l)n Au\)u~t ~fl FICTITIOUS IUllMtt• ' •11e C.omp1a1nt NO LATER wr111e11p1eao1ng 111 response IH "FILE A" UNDElt T~ prior lo the day ol sa10 11e11r Cahlottua doe• ordain as Delly P1101 September 10. ducted by 11 cnrporattnn oo•n·~ 01,81""~' ~s J 0 Mar 1986 NAME ITATIMINT THAN THIRTY·'1Vf (SS) ro the Compliunt NO L ATER A a OVE ·fl f F'f Rf NC ID Ing follows 1986 Caroly11 A '>rhr1 111er ~et1tiQ-iA Se<'side Circle F31114f The 'oliowlng person• are DAYS AFTER THE DATE THAN THIRTY·FIVE (35) CAtE NUMllER. Oiied SEP 2 1986 SECTION Tiii! llltrd WJ48 f'ras1den1 Newport Beacn CA 921i6J Publl~lled Oranoe Coest Oo•ni. DuStllftt IS THE TOP OF MAILING Of THll IUM· DAVI AFTER THE DATE DATE M ISIUAMCE;Oc· Her1r1 T. Moore, Jr., amendment 10 Ille Land Use This s1111en1en1. w.ts Meo Jell Wilham Mondle 2 l 18 Oiuly Piiot 'iePl"r>lbel IO H•T 253,. W w .. tmlntttH MONS TO YOU Al IET OF MAILING OF THIS SUM-ltobef 14, 1115 Judt• of tha Superior Regu111ions 1Chap1er XII as I ~UC NOTICE wtth the County-CtPrk 01 Or Sat1la Ana •ve •J Costa I' 7 24 Oc:tobfl• 1 1986 ve Sanlt Ana CA 92708 FORTH OH THf REVElltE MONI TO YOO AS SET I ...... G. , .. ._, Uftffed C-1 Ml IOrlh 111 Amenomenl ange Counrv on Augu<it 26 Me~" CA 'l;.>6:1 T w139 Jann l DeSui.,, 13372 1 ,_.. .__,,... 0AvtC1 P"lev Tramo -----------Belos Or GardenGrove.C.I\ SIDE HEREOF. You must FOfn'H ON THE REVERSE It• ... a.M~.-c:, .. .-... Dale B Kimsey Attorney 86-1 oared August 27 K 27119 1986 I \ ,.15 0 5end 1 copy of your tlOE HEREOF "Ou mu'll llJ Hei.n a.n-tt. Deputy ti Lew U 14 N Kraemer 1986 10 Ille C1p1s1rano NOTICE TO F3111100 16089 Marinet Or Hunt Sylvia DeSuler 13372 "" ll!'ln 1esponse 10 lhe at· also Mind a copy 01 you• jClerli Blvd , Placentla CA 92670 Be&ell Spec1hed Plenl local CREDITORS Pubh,ne<J 0 •11119<1 Coast •f1gtot1 B!'lotl\ CA 9264q MLIC NOTICE Balos Dr , Garden Orovt . CA 11)rney shown ,,, 111e upper wr111en respon'-" 10 tne at-Addreea: IOI Federal PubhSlled Orange CoHI Coastal Program is llllreby (Dl•l•on 9 0811y Piiot Septembtir 10 This nu•llleH 15 con lnos buSlneu 11 con· 1el!-oand corner Unless you 1orney 1nowt1 .,, "'" uppe1 •utldlfte, M Cl-rie C.Otet Deily Pilot September 10 adopted of lh• t 7 ~4 Oc1ob11r t t9A6 due.tea 0~ " general part Fl~!~~OSUTl,..TtU~!,'' ductfld by llua1>1!nd and Wlla oo so this Coon may enter 11 tell·Mnd co'""' IJnless you Pteu, teft .. Ana. CA 17 241 October t 1986 SECTION 2 No t\IV1tll· Comm.rclal Cod•) W33fi ne1'htp .-;" 1vdgment by default ags1nat do \CJ lh•~ (.011r1 m1y ,,nter a ....,.....,.._, ,.0 . h a W346 1tand1ng the aoopllon ot 11118 (al A Bui~ Trausler 1~ J•ll ••r,n·•i.. Tiii! follnwino persoris are Jolln T OeSuler. SyM• I d --' -t .. .. c• _,12 d d b Q "" u <Jo•nq ous1n"ss as S11va111 OeSultir you tor 11111 relie emend"" 1udgmen1 lly oitifetJll ag11nst ,_, eft .. na, ... ., or 1nance •scre11on1ry u$e ab "' 1n De m a1te PUBllC NOTICE I Tni~ •1~1QmAnl W"' lil"d • Th 1 1 1 ,, .... C I ...................... ,.._ c t .,m•1c NOTICE 1 1 d T d • u Q y ., Des1n11 1100 Main S1ree1 i$ s • emen wu ._. _ _.. .___...._ o -~ • • 1rv111e CA "B 92i 1" ""'' tne .,,ouncy littk o r •n tlle omp tint pu,,u1n1 to you lo•"'" 1Pl1ef aemanded ... __ vrtfl99 -,..~ pt!fm• s Siie Pans an va11 tbl he name' an cus• ~,11 111~ c;,,urit• c cei• or 0 1 " I 11 r C 1 0 Sankruplcy Rule 7055 f ha 1n llWI C.omr:i111n1 r;.ure..an1 10 0..., ... _. ..,.,_,,_ 1 • 1nces approved p11or to Che ness addres~~ I'll tlle l rans-1 FICTITIOUS IUllNESS i •nge Lountf ,,n Aunu~r 26 C 1 A 1 27 Oroer on Nollce of Prac.11ce Bankruorr.v Rote 7055 Thf! 17. 214. Octobet 1. 1tll Ed mono M Connor p115sage of lh1s amendmenl teror 1118 JOAl INC A NAME ITATEMENT ,986 " Su1anne Savanl fie1d 'O •nge 0011 Yon ugus and Procedure m AOversary Order ·Jn Nr,11t e 01 Pree.lice Wl50 Oon910 0 Dic ker t on wlll be atlowed 10 es1ao11sn CA LIFORNIA CORPOR· Tiie following penons are FllellO Greenmoor lrv•nl'I CA 1986 Proceeding• 1llaclled !left· and P•OCl!dure 1n Adve<1ary McKenne Conner & Cuneo lhetr respective uMs 1n lhe ATION. 1765 NEWPORT d04ng bus•neu as Health Pullhshed Orange Coost 927 14 P 0 "~17' 10 1$ Incorporated lleretn Prooee<ltnQ' atla<:hed lier• "'8.IC NOTICE 6 I l Anton Blvd ~vlte 910 ITtlnner set l<><t" en their •P· BL VO cos r A MESA Energeflc Company 10 l l 011lly Ptlot Seplembflr 10 Gr:~~o~n.~~~;_v cR•e.9d.,/,~ D•ll~b~l~~:'°~t~~ 3 ~~1 SEPARATE GEN(RAL OR· 10 1s 'ntorporaled nerefn Cosla Mesa C'.< 92626(7 141 proving ecllon p1ovtded the CALIFORNIA 941627 BllOIO Or 11 106 Costa li 14 October 1 1986 u " ' OERI .,,LY TO THlt SIPARATE OINl9tAL Ott· '1CTrTIOUt •u•••• 7~ 1-!l600. illt011141y9 lor UH can be tllll>lltlled The nll'mes and 1>us1oeas M•H. CA 92627 W34' Tiiie buSlnau IS con-17 2" 1986 C AIE ANO MAY IN ,OUND Dlllt A,PL y TO THI• NAMI tTA Tl•NT PlllnUll Wllhln Ille lime peflod tpeel· addresses ol Ille l r11n1ferett Lee Oaboob, 220 Nic:e Ln ducted Dy ll111ban<1 and wile ________ w_3_25_ IN ""LI A" utff>«R THI CASI ANO MAY M 'OUND The followtno persqne art UNfttD ITATlt lfed In each permit .II an ex-are· CHARLES KOLL ANO •209. N~po11 5418,n. CA MllC NOTICE Suzanne Reid Nil.IC NOTICC A I 0 v I ·" I,, .. I .. cf D IN ''"LI A" UMDIR THf dOlng butlneas u TM-•ANKRUt'TCY CO\MT tenllon OI lime 10 eallbllsh HELEN KOLL t07 H M'T 92663 Thi• ttalemenl WH med CAM NUM911t.. AIOVl •Rl,IRINCIO Mark, 4570 Cimpus Or , CINTRA&. DtlTRICT any of tfleM uMt 11 re-CACHUMA CIRCLE FOUN· Thll but1neu " con ,.CTITIOUI aul*lt• with the County Cieri! ol Or-'ICTfTIOUt IUIMU DATI Oft IHUAMCI: Oc· CASI NtMelR. Suitt 7, Newpe>rl e..el'I. CA In ~ CCO~~OMIRK, aA Cell· qutred lhfl tub~ pro)ecl TAIN VALLEY CALIFORNIA d<.tcted Dy an tndlviduat NAME ITA TEMINT Inge Cciuntv on A11g11a1 22 NA• ITATl•MT t.W ,,, 1W OATI ~ 1•tUAMCI: Oc· 92880 ..,,. ,.... wtll lhtrl have 10 comply Wllh 92708 LIO DabOub Tiie following l*'S<>r\9 ar1 1986 Tiie follOwtng peteont trt R.e,h Q. ,..._., ~ t"9f '4. ftM O.Vld Seid•. ee 1 Ethelin· IOf'nta L!mtted Par1net9'11P. 1ne reqviremeol1 of lh•• or-All 0111e1 bu11nas names Thia atalement ..,85 ftlt!d I 000011 ouA1nest as 2668 '311"4 doing bu.ineu u HOM E tt .... 9ef*NPtc:J Judfe Mph 0 . ., .. ..,. ~ di , Bfff CA 926'11 Oet>lor d1n1nce end addresses use<l by tne ,.,,111 Ille County Clerk 01 Or I Newport ?668 Newpoll PubliSh&O O•ange COA'1 SENlRV t 517 1 Coron.ao 1, H. ..1111etl, OeputJ •tetM llellkrwtttc1 Judfe Tlllt bullnMs is con· SAM JONAS Cht PltH 7 SECTION 3 This Ordl· fJanaleror w1thtn Ille three enge Counly on ,_ugust 26 Blvd Colla I.Iese C A Dally Piiot September 10 WMtminatet 92883 Cleftr a, H. ltnnetl, Oepu tJ ducted by an indlviduel TruatM fOf Ille Ettate of 11•nce sllall take ettKI and years last peat IVJ 1111 111 1986 91~:t6 . 17 24 Oc1011e1 t •98b . Gle<1R Lance l$l7lCOf· Addr•H: Sot Federal Clef'tl Dn1d Sel<lell Comark • Celllocnta Limited t>e '" lull toice tf\lrly (30) known to 1ne T r11n,reree 11re F>ill4S '""" r l 11w1s same W'l30 on ado. Westminat9f 921183 aulldfne, M CMc C1t1ter Addreu: IOt Federal T1111 atatemenf ..... ., tlled Pertrie•s"IP ,PtlblO• Plain deyt from "nd •fler 1111 PllSS· NONE Pubh&ned or11nge c00,11 T••t,$ bu,1neu '" con Dorollly AuaMf Lane• "•"· ieftte AN , CA llvltdtntl, M CMc CM.., wttn the Covnty Clerk ol Or· lllt 19ge and befo,. Ille tKPlf• (c) TM loca11on and gen· Dll•ly Piiot S!tl)temt>er 10 11w ffld Dy an 1n(l1v1ou11I Mt.IC NOTIC£ IS t71 Coronado waa1 .......,. ~ ,.0 .... 1'1Ue, lenta Ane. CA anoe County on Augvat n vs 1101'1 or"""" f 161 daye •flat er11 dHCtJPt1on of the prop 17 ?• Oc;hi t>er 1 1986 Jolln T Lewi, . rninater 92683 12t00, .... ta AM, CA t2712 llll4IMt"'0 ...,_, ,,0 .... 1986 C. F PALMER 100 DOES 1 tlle pansge !hereof tnlll Ile arty 10 t>e 1r11n•l~rred 8rt!I All W)J8 Thia statement waa llled K 27470 Thll butlneu le eon ,~ Of-c ... t 12'00, ...... Ane, CA "712 F)11MI lllrovgll 10 1nctuaive. Oeten-PUblfthed onct In lht Oi lurnllure llalulH equip will\ Ill! County CIMlt. of Or FICTITIOUS 9UIMI•• -....--Ovcted by hutb~ 1od wlft OaltJ "tot "'-''"""' 10, ~or...-C-t Publ•lheet 10 A~ No. ~•PtH publlll\ed 111 tlle 1mprovemen1s a1ocl( 1n 1986 The ll)lf<>W1"0 P9ft01\I ,.,,.. Thia alalament wee ftled ' WMI t9fft6-t '-10, ff. 1• 17 24 October 1 t966 •~ County ot Ofenge Slate or traoe gocx1w•ll •nd l>\JS4"8H FICTITIOUt IUllMEll n1e142 dOlng ovs1n1111 u Pro wnh Ille County Cl9f1t of Of '#312 W33~ c ... Mo. C•lll0<n18 1()08ther w1th Ille nemeo t lllet Cftfl111n pt1nllng NAMI •TATl!MINT Put)1t,11o0 Ora1199 Coa11 1eu1onal P11orlttet 1609 ange Coonly on Augvtt 11 flt&.IC NOTtcC 1-----------t A12.-o-ft' na~s of Ille membefs ot busmeu 1t.nown u WFBCO The 1011ow1ng per!Qn1 are 0 111y P1101 Septomllet 10 E111 W1ldllowtt •ve or 1986 Nil.IC NOTIC[ Nil.IC NOTICE NOl ICE YO~ HAVE the Board ot Supervisors PRl,..TINO 1765 N\wpor1 doing bullneaa u Miii• s 17 24 OG100.r t 1986 enge. Callfornca 92669 ,,,_, ,.CTITIOUI IUlfNltl BEEN SUED. THE JUDGE voling tor or agalnlt Ille Blvd . Cotla Me!MI Calf l radlng OrgantHllon 48!> E. W342 Sveen C Brown 7609 Pllbli-'led Ofanoe Coeal NAMI tTATl•N'T Edmond M Connor Jet ,ICTITIOUI 9UttNlll MAY OE Cl DE AOAINS T Nmt • l0<n1a·92627 111h St Ste &06 Cost& Eaa1 W1ldflo-r ilvll Or O•lly r itot Augu•I 20, 27 rne tollowtng penon1 are Irey W Shleldt Mct<&1111a. NAiii tTAn•NT YOU WITHOUT YOUR •rvc:e He•l•11cte. Vic• (di The place •nd a•ue 011 Met1 CA 026'7 MLIC NOTICC •r19• Cs11t0<n1a 92669 Sec>1ff"t* 3• 10 tOM doing bu11neu 11 JA ~ner 8 evn.o. 6 It AnTOf'I Tl1e fo11owtng i>efaor'll •re BEING HEARQ UNLESS Cflelnrlt111 ef tM lloerd of or elttH wlltch lht1 Bullo J<>ter>ll C:10<1<1 240 Niu Jane M Gilllenton 1990fi wa 11 Aencnes ~ PactllGO. 3813 Blvd • Suite 910 Cotla dOlf'IQ t>ustnw 1 as LAMBDA YOU RESPOND IN WRITING 111,.r•laon ef On119e Transle< '" lo be con1111m Lo , NawPOrt Bell CA rtCTITIOUt IMJ .... lt l<tl WICk Hunllnglon &each Beer St •E Sat1la Ane CA M•u CA 92626 f714) ~ref\ ~t ano W I TH THE TIME SET Cevttty, C....,.. ~ mttec:I are THE ESCROW 928e3 NAMt! ITATIMINT C•hlOrn•a 926-46 112704 751-3600 Attorneys tor Appl1ca11on1 3324 2 BELOW SIGNED ANO CERTIFIED FORUM BRANCH NO 1. r111a buslneu 11 c.on T~ IQllQwing oenon1 att Thlt bueineu ,, r:l)n l.C>ur8 A H.U fTOCI Por1 Plalntlff <>o.tnhlH Ot Dana POtnl , TO THE DEF£NDA~T '4 THAT A COPY 01' THIS 23131 L AK E C ENTER OIJCl901>y 1ntMtv1dual o,,.ngllvtHIMtllt 8acll4tlor duetfldt>y copart™l!t Athl4ry Pl. ~!)Ori e..tell UMT•O ITATll CA 92829 Complain! llH been fllt!d Oy DOCUMENT HAS BEEN OE· DRIVE STE l El TORO JOMPll C8Qll<f Carpel M1tnt11n11nct 2~4~4 SuH n C Brown CA 92660 IAMCRV"TC:Y COURT Der A Rot)erts 33242 , ... ptelntftf tgelnat you II lWERE.O TO THE CHAIR CALIFORNIA 92630 ON OR lhla ttllllfMl'll .... filed SeQuOta Wood WA'f El Toro, fltla ttat~erit ,. .. ltlfKt Josepll A Kaan 23• 'CIMT9'AI. CMITMCT ec.,nMt Or 011n• P0tn1. yOu wtal\ 10 ~ yourMlf, MAN <fF THE BOARD AFT EA SEPTEMBER 26 wttll !he County Clffk ot 0 1 CA 92$30 wllll 1"9 CO\lnly Clerlt 01 Or I Mu1tli.l<1. Los Angefn CA <>' CALWOMIA CA 02U9 youmu1llllewtth ,,,_Cooru .-e It....,, for LltMN D. 1986 ange Count~ on Augull 25 Ro~fl Trov P1ck11flnQ. •noa Counl)I on Aoovit 14 90004 , In Ae COMAAI<, • C•ll· Robert 0 Green, 997 Cot· wrllterl P*dlng In r~ ~1 Cleft! of ttle 9o«ct lt ) C111rnt rn1y b1'I llll!d 1988 25454 SequOI• Wt>Od Wt>y 1946 Paute Httt. 3013 Bffr St 1ornl1 l.lmlled PerlnerthlP. trelf Way, Stanford, CA. 14 t~ Clltnplelnt MO &.ATP ...... '°'"''• C°""'7 .. Wlm Ttttt n~ mOW" IDCJ\19 HO'f7'1 El Toro CA 0?~ n110a •E S1n111 Ani.. CA G2'704 OeOtor • 94305 ,.._M n•TY•lllVI I•) Of ..... C.......... ff) The IHI dll• lar fltlhO P11b11.n..d OfA~ CU..!t f111t Dvllntu 11 tort l>ubli~'*I Orlln9f' OoHt Th•• b1J.,nt1•t •• con SAM JONAS Cnac>ltr 7 Thia bustne11 11 con DiYt APTUI n. OAT• STATE OF CAllP.OR~IAt Claims ._ s.c>tam!lflr '!. D•ll)' PtlOI ~eptamt>tw 10 dvtled bV •n 11>d1v11t111I Oat1y Piif'! Sf'Ot""'bet 1 IQ SHOP At HOME! D1H1PHtt 642-1111 d•itted by co parln.. Tr1111ee lor ·~ E:t1•te Of dl.llCled l>y • Qll'W•l part M MAIL.IMO M THllt tuM· COUNTY Of' OAAHOE1.. 1988 '1 )4 Oc1obttr ' 19116 Ro~" P1 ~"''nq 1 T 24 19116 Pituta MM• COfnerlt • Celifornta I IM!ll!C nerthfP lllONI fO YOU A• HT I LINOA 0 AOSERTS fg f Thtt Bulk lran'\lltf • W3l!t Tll•I "141f'm.,,I ••• flied l WJ16 ----------· ................................................. _______ ,.._.._ ________ ~~~~- a .. . Special con~acts can reverse nearsightedness Optometrist describes no11-surg1cal meth~ of correcting myopic copcft~fdn · ~ -__..,,.-------------- By JOYCE SCHERER BODLOVICH ~ ..... C:..1111111 ... -Maybe Irish will join 20th century when 21st starts I've JU!>I rcturntd from a wonder- ful. l'"cnttul European vacation .. Jnd I'm murc thankful than ever to be abk 10 rnmc home. That's 1n spite of !ht• truth 1ha1 lrt'land1s beautiful and 1u~t as green as the tra'el brochures "Aould ha'e U'> believe. .\nd 1n spite of the truth that perpetual rain) "Cather doesn't dampen smile!> or'the Joviality of the lnsh people. In fact , five minutes of 'un\hrnc doc'> Sl'Cm to be enough 10 '-au~ a celebra11on £,er. c-0un1r. and culture hit ti) problems. but I think f"m more l umfnnabk1A1th ouro"n In Ireland. a national ckbatl' n1nt1nues about the n·u:nt national rclen:ndum to legal- 11c t.11\orlc ('t ou ma) recall that 1t "'J' \11ll'd du"n b) a large margin ) One l n~h lurrcnt affairs maga11nl' l Jll\ di\ orcc "a '>O<'lal e' 11. There \\11ulJ tx J1re cun'>l.·quences. a shat- tcrctl fJm1h li ti: and a liberal soc1et\. Jnd "on11.·n \q1uld he thrown on the 'trap heap 11 Jl\Orcc "as 1n- troJ uct•J ." ()oml' counrilml'n in Count\' Rmcumman. for unt· did 'ocal1ze ,o me c.~mpath} "11h broken mar- nagn hut "ere quick 10 emphas11e that "happil)" no such problem t'\l'>tnl 1n tht·ir ncd. of the "oods 'iu prubkm 1ndt•cd' Surd) there .ire pcopk "'ho u~· di\ orre as an eas~ l'\l'ape -in an~ count!'). But how Jul'' one JU\t1fj II\ 1ng without the u puon fur change T hl'rl' arc apparrn1h a lot of people J 111ng \O in lrcland Pro-dl\Orcl' luhh!'-~b U!. thu~ propos.ing_ pro- ~ hclll r JH' calkdl "t·re described h' lllll' unint' ulunrillor al> "strange J"l\:l>pk .. He <;a1d that '><>ml' were seen pu111ng ur rro-d1' urtr posters -and 1hn "~aJn't a \l'f') rnpcctable car. l'lthn La101 ALWI "I a'>k ~ ou a!> a mat1t'r of urgcnq - do tht• lnsh people want blondt' )trc.:a.b in their hair" Do "'e "ant our "Aomcn 10 "t'ar llp'il1ck on their nipples''" ··1 a!>.k ~ou. t an )Ou ha'e JUSt a lmli hit ol thc ~0th 1 en tun" No. of cour'>I.' n111 .. .. .\ \\uman ,·oting for the .:!llth l t·n t ur~ 1\ likl· a turkt') voling 19r · ( hn-.tma ... " l\k.\lee~ warns. I mJg1rir . .\II ul th1'> ~·II~ rhe1onr JU\l lx't J u~ '>llme people dare to 1h1nk 1h:i1 thl'rl' c.hould oc a "a' to kgall ~ l·nd a marnagl· "'h1ch 1\ nP lon~l·r 'a lid Dl\nrlc ma~ tw unpleao;ant 10 thin~ atx1u1 -ll ~c Illness and earth4ual..t'\ Hut nt''l'nhdess "'e hJH' ho,p1tJls anJ C'anhquake 1n - I he good ne"s 1!. 1tia1 the dnt1 - T'-'t'nt1l•th ( l'ntuf') Campaign 15 going Ill ha\e to l'hangc 1ts name pr~ll~ soon -the 21st t'l'lllun :i pproal hcs on n f..i,1 I rar~ 'ioml·ho" I rcl·I reassured that .\ml·nca for all 1t'> problems. seems tx·ttn c.-qmpl>('d lll l'Of>t' - Dr. Alfazl Is • m•rrl•gt .ad l•mlly 1ber11pisl ia Coroa. dt l Mar. Sbt I tt•t /l'omt s your re1po01t1. II you wlsb 1 11 rt ply. pltHt t oclost • s~mpNf, stlf-addrt sstd eavelo~. Wrllt lo Linda A/11111. Pll.D .. ~ 10 D•ily Pllo l. P.O. Box J 5,0, Co1u Mesa. Jt ltl. PACIFICA COMMUNITY HOSPITAL COMMUNllY HEAL TH FORUM This forum offers lectures. clinics and sem inars on various healthcare is s ues. This fall. these new programs wUI ~offered to the public at no charge. FHEE r, 1 PACIFICA'$ INSTITUTE OF SPORTS MEDICINE --Septe•ber 18, 1986 -7:ee-9:ee PM Athletic K••• lnjarl•• Athletic Kntt ln1uries Pt>1er Reynolds M D Orth~d1c Surgffln I A INlulf' df'scrobong lht anato my 11rxl ~,..5 111 k.nf"f" 1n1ut1f''I Vartouslj rnethod\ ol lreau~nt and 1~al11htabon W111 di'o bl-do~f u\~ed I 11 II ----• ' I TOWN HALL FOR HEAL TH October 2 , 1986 -7:te-9:te PM I Paflclfa U•ltH die co-Hlty to C-~t lff .... Ont" ..... I I ~<'luol'\1 ..,pt'dkt>f\ /, l'onel Menobt-r) lr1<.IY<k 11 I jl 11 < hdpn 1t111 1 A C DnP< '°' l rt>fi'I LMng ("'an A~scentl e,,.rrwritl (~'l('f\df"no.l' Prc19rc11n P111 lft<ll Cornrn urnty Ho'pitdl , I k. ~j("I ~dtn..0. ~tnm "' I JNll [ [) PAAr J'i l c;, """-'>IOI• VH"JO ,,,.. Prn"" of '> l OP C.I NI f R t hmt1r..jhll1 Ck>M h Ur 1to11 <., Hoqh "-.< h<'ll:ll l)tSlm l~irl>ctr.1 ~"" 1A I 11111t11 "llW l~<K h (J111on Hoqh 'w IM •11 l>o~IJK1 M .. 11 '''"~ M '-o W MF I ( . f Ofnlf'I Ju"f'nolt> Probation Olf1rer I 11 \'f'tlf'.I ( h11tl al D 11K1<1f I f'f'r" l owiq Clean Progrllm Pa<.1to<11 ( ommuno!'( llo~I 'A~...,,,..,..,,.,, ll'>'>""' 1ol ddolt•si. e111 probl«'fn~ •••lfh 1 hrnto<.c\I <KIUK.'t1Ul1 ~ . ~ Pacifica Towers 18800 Delawarf! St .. Huntington Buch. CA 92648 Communit)-Room (2nd Floor) r ... . I (~ lur1hf!r 1nlntm,.1oon coil '" Pai tf1CJ c •1Hornu11!1\' ~ Juu1 o0n L OC>fd•NIOI Commu111ry Hospital I Only 11% Of All Doctors Recommend Mammography To Their Patients A nationwide suney reantly showed only II~ ol doctors mer their petimcs f0t mam-.nphy, in spite ol Amttkaa Caacer Soc;e. ty ttC0111meedatioas for a t..llne mammotrapbY in all women over 3S. Mammography hit$ not been accepted by the majo rity of physi· cians for many reasons. mainly the lack of interest and competen· cy of man y radiologists in read~ breasrfitmrand railureto-realtZt that th~ simple test is worth the trouble. I. Page Sowers M~D .. tht founder a nd director of Woman Awa re Diagnostic Center in Foun- tain Valley says. "It is interesting. tha t altho u gh the gynecolo gist routinely~· doer. pap smears to de- le<t cervical canttr. o nly a small ptrcentage refer the patient for mammography and many do nOf even examine the breasts. It is even mo re interesting when you know the 1otal of all cervical ur.e- rine a nd ovarian cancers are I~ tha n the total of breast cana-rs ... . With I of 11 women destined 10 gt>t b reast cancer in their lift-- time a nd o ne half of all palpable breast cana>rs resulting in death. ii becomes increasingly imPQrtant to "find it before you can feel it ... said Dr. Sowers. BecaUSt' early d i- agnosis-is depi-n&nf on preven· tive medical techniq ues a nd doc- tors are rrained to care for symp- tomatic medical emergencies it is understandable. but nol e xcusa- ble. that many o f chem do not recognize the .1ttd for br~ ex- amina1ion until a mass is present. It i.\ gene rally felt by these physici- ans thac a brea~ scrt't'ning exam i- breast canttr," he said. A woman sho uld Q()( wait. unliL .she hM symptoms bca•• bmiSt cancer can remain undetectable until thr can~r is beyond cure. · Woman Aware pioneered thr breast cmter for earty detection in Oran1t County and their. suc- a!SS has caused numrrous ocher breast centers to attempt to dupli- cate their sucass. · From your first entry into thr Women Aware Bram C.enter yOll will notice no similarity between a medical offi~ or a cold holpital X-ray room and the beautiful liv· ing re<rption room you are in. Even your gown is colorful and ftatterins. (not the hospital whiU with the southern exposure). A dedicated fnnale Radiolopsr · e xamines .t very patien.t , derer- mi~ if Ultrasound or Mimmot- raphy is required and discumes findi~ with the p1tienl A copy of the report is ~t to lhr s-timu ~rsonaJ physician. Otlic1alh . thern·"'l' 1n Ireland an .. ·\nt1-T"Aentteth (en tun Cam- paign " 'V1 ~ fdn1a~j 1s that ·the cam· pa1gn <;hart''>''' ml·mhcr'ih1p \\1th the "f lJt Eanh < luh" .ind the "We'"c '\Jn r r Rl·all > lkl·n to the Muon Soc1ct\ .. ----------~ nation 'ho uld be given o nly to women with a palpable mass, nip- ple d i~chargl'. or other breast complaintc;. wherea.c; Dr. Sower.. ..aid. "Mose wonwn o;hould h ave a complete rlinica l examin ation conc;1sting of Ultrasound Scanning Woman Aware uses lhr hishesf state-of-the-art equipment. It is the only breast clinic in Southern CaJ· 1fornia that uses bodt-dedicated low dose .Xer<>mammOt-raphy and dedicated Labsonics Computerized Ultra Sound Scanning. "Oedicac- ed" means equipment specificalJy designed for breast examination alone. Many hospitals and clinics use general purpose X-ray ma· ch in~ that not only a re used for other types o f exa~ but emit much more radiation. Tht M'W Xerox Mammography machine at Woman Aware emits the lo west possibie amo unt of radiation and giv~ diagnostic imqes far su~ri or to film screen ima,es. To illus- traw. the difference, film screen ~ like looking at the nepri\-T of a pictutt a nd Xtt0mammog1 aphy is h ke looking at the picture. In a'n\ t'\l'nt thr group·, '>POke'i- -· man~·V.·ifllarn -n .. -Mc .\Tceo;e, "ho l':tll' h1m~lf "mereh a -m00~1 al'Jdcm1'-la"' \Cr who...: onl} amb1- t1on 1o; t11 \c.'n e·a, a handmaid~ to the la\\ " He \H11t·-;· "Ouropponent!I sa} tha1 1hc ~0th lCntul'\ I\ lnl'\ llahl<', that II ha' Jm,eJ 1n l:,cl) oth<•r country in tht• "orlJ. that II "Ill amve here l'\l'ntuJll)' Humbug' Let other na- tio n' thro" J'AJ ) their heritage 1f1hat he their w1\h .. "Looi.. a1 ( Jlilorn1a' Frcc"Aa) pileup'\. lo" <ut drc\!.\'\. -\IDS. smug. pornograph'. an~ mcn 1n light lcJlhcr trousers .. MS:f anese lack, we boaes llnked Eicpcnments show th:n a lack of manganese in. the diet of elderly women ma' b( linked to the bone- "l'Jktning ·d1scaSt' o teoporosis. a b1olog1s1 sa) 'i Manganese. found 1n meat and nut~. pla)s an 1mp0nan1 role 1n the dc,clopmcnt of oonc\, according to animal r 'perinll'nb l t>ndu(ted at UC ~an Diego l T D b1olog1~1 Paul ~alt man. who prc\cnted the group·, findings this 'At'ck <luring th<' nauonal mt't'ting of the .\mencan C hl·m1u1I ~1et > 1n •\nehe1m . said thl' c.1ud1c-; pro' 1dcd ~ohd n 1dencc 1h.11 m11nganc~ 1s ht'a\tl) 1n,ol\l'd 1n h one rm·1abol1i.m In the cxpN1menh. laborator) ra t v.cre maintained on diets in'ol\lng three lc\t'I<. ot mJng.incS("· none. low anl1 normal .. There 1s a balanll' in normal bont' · lxt"Al't'n hrcaklll'" n and S) nthes" (formation).'' '"It man \aid "What WC' found 1\ 1hat 1n the animab, dclic1cnt 1n tra~c clt"mcnt~. hoth : prl'~.c~\C'' are be1n11 d«rca~d om· p;in·<l w hoot· nll'l:l~'lism in t1n1 nHll<. on nurmJI d1cti. · j ~v ' l . . .. . ~· • .. " WENT AWAY 10 COLLEGE. CAREFREE AND-QME HOME-WITH I DEGREE , . 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OISOllOF.Jt\ .-J • '''" \\\ lhl\PfT\I \llllll \I 11\IH · and Xeroradrograph)". This-is the only practical method of detecting Ultrasound Scanner The Lab~on1 c\ Ultra,ound 'canner emit' no radiation and pirnetra1~ rhr dt'nSt' art'3.-.. of th<' hrea.-.t that are nol penet rablt h ) X·Ra" Thi' pt>rm1t' scrt't"nmg of voun~ women. pregnant "ofTl('n , and WOm<'n With dt~nsc art>a.4' 10 lh\"lr hrea.'b \Ul'h i\.\, women Wllh fihroc.')c;11r d1'ita...c \1asses as ..mall '"a 8-8 'hot can ht> drttcted T1lf ultra. ... ound c;canning '' rt'- C'll rde<t on "1dt'O tape as wt'll a.-.. nunwro us film 1ma~ art' made for a perma nent record for fof • lo w·up romJX•rativt' c;tudies l"ht• ultrll.'(lund \Can romplt"- ' mt•nu. the mammograph) and en- h1m°" ttw d1a11n<>M1c capabthty trrmendou~I) A ~tud) by th e Un1v<'~it) of Indiana \howed tht> rombmatmn ~ve ~ diqnosttc accuraq wh1lt mammottraph) ..tlont' wa., k'' than 1''\ aC'C'uflUC' lllerc ~ no breast center in Or, a nge County that o ffe rs m o re competen cy or diagnostic capebil· it) than Woman Awa~ Daaanos· 11c Center While the charaies at Woman Aware are a" low o r lo wer than an y ~utablf' hospital o r clime. tht>y will acctpe t~ patients insur~ ana-as payment m full for a cqn- plt'te exammation includin1 U1· trasound and Mammography, 1f deductiblt' ha.' bttn met. NO DOCTOR REFERRAL R.E· QU IRED. For , more information contact: Women A W)lrt DillpK» ti Center Centtnnial P1aza. 181137 Brook.hurst st rm -Sui~ •l «>. Fou ntain Valle . CA 92708 Phont' ( '7 14) % .. Hl828 w-nrr-.-:c...,...,..••....., ... ~.,..l!!!"•,......._.._""""'.,....~~~!l:!""'P"'..,. ..... ,.......,.,.."""""""'.,..,..,.. .. .,.""'1!!!11119lll!!!O..,._llll!' ........................................................................................................................ .. ·. Orange Coast DAit. Y Pit.QT I Wednesday, September 10, 1986 CALL 642-5678 IF CALLING FROM NORTH ORANGE IF CALLING·j:ROM SOUTH ORANGE ·, 1' .. JAIL INTO SAYl.NGS 4 1ioes~ sg.oo 1 days ... ........ Perty ONLY HO~ &•t•t•. Commer.eel, '""OfTIOllve ~. Ot Hell> w .. teo You can now calf.th• Dally Piiot Claaalfled Dept. on Sat~rd.•Y morning fr~ l:Oo to 11:$> .•• m. to place your Sunday ~nd Mon_d•J ada. MISC. 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W Wilson 645-1819 yard w/O hkup Greal 10• Bachelor Unit located in Hu111tngton Beach 2 Bllt.s 10 t>Ch $440/mo · ullls 960-8671 bay tocallon Owner Anc ""I"' ' • "''' ... wP• 1 vva ~ 10 beach 4B• 2 Ba • &•EAT WESTE•• JBr 'lBa. 2 lrplcs fa mily motivated ma~e ",.. t'ld•"' r ,,,,,. w I 1nu1y rtT " ~int c.ond w many n n room gar 1754 Iowa St 175-4101 tr i71-1173 •CNECI TMESE O•T* cation $7251mo 6 101ma1 <l•n rm ...Val~ l') ''r~< P"ltO ., sunnntL. ·EAL ESTATE $1'l001mo incl Qrnelr No s s 95 2544-46 Orange Ave otter .. ~ a < r '" " Santi &DI He1'1L.t1 IUCllO, lull kllch. 4 TSL MGMT 642-1603 lt•E' bt!"cr ., rec.rf'al1or Qour'TIPI ~1t(hPn ti trptcs pets 854·874'2 3Br 2ba fr pie. Ol w. spa, " 1 •14 1Bdrm 1Ba. garage $525 $371:. 000 ·c 111 /Sf.J 48JO On lht> wdlt'• Pit Call [ Cll TJ CHECK THESE' gardnr $1450 Drive by I E-slde~2Bdrm. 2Ba $625 Traditional &RUT WESTERN Im aµµt :: House hunters• 2Bdrm big 2001 Highland -SACHELOR HSE lu1n ulll· Others available Fee ~fiekt DELUX(2Br 1Ba 4-PLEX Crpt. drps. bllins. hkups Encl gar. $650 • $600 dep No pets 540-4484 R ealty 8UL ESTlTE ___ !__ tried yd pets ok $650 iwo~tchlt) 646·4'5l l I 111e'> 1nc1 d k11chen TELERHT 171·1110 IEACH MOUSE tndlrd must rent BEAUT1f"UL BLUFFS I micro. pool & fenced I APARTllHTS IHTllTll lllOH VERSAILLES ••• [ l l Stl99SO 28r Cler .<) YIEW,YIEW,YIEW •531-1111• 3B1 with backbay view yard $550 850·1050 $495 1BrMob1lehome No Ba ti II landscaped 12BR 1BA. gar lndry rm Cl J o;tuoy 2 car qa1ag1: va 5hows hke new s 1650 pets Quiel mature e u 1 u v I sunoeck 1 block to ~ C-1nl ,~ •n move·•r> con From the tam11y rm d1n1nQ Try lh•S 5 room lri-hm Apartaents AOulls 1991 Newport spacious All ut11t11es I beach S725t mo __ !__ dit.on Price incl land rm & the kitchen In dd· huge l<ttcn nu-crpts 2ba 17141 759·7602 la-ILi Blvd 646_837J pa1CI Pool gar No pets l306 Walnut DOCKSIDE RE 722-<l730 d111on to the 4 bdrms gar lrplc $725 539·619' Beautilu• ws1om home -1Bdrm $605 fSL MGMT 64'2· 1603 there are separate quar Agl lee 3Br Den 3Ba lots ot blaad 2606 $550 • •Month Free Rent '2Barm 1Bath $7 10 ters that open up into a DELUXE E 'sioe Condo hign ceilings ovP•tooking • So Coast Plaza area 1Br 'JO 1 Avocaelo 642 9850 SEAWllD YILUIE pr vate courtyard 3b• tlna lrplc d w pool $2500 Ag t642-2134 31ttllltaL•Xt lrlttck air tenceapool carport N EWPORT VI LL AGE $516 000 Call 759-4830 $ 000 ~ garages 1150 YE'ARL Y No pets 546-879 1 APARTMENTS WMY Ill? &RUT WHlfH wsn dr~68?;~80 1 II& CAIYH COIDOI ·security 548-0769 $625 mo E, sioe 2BR Costa Mesa LIVE WHERE YOU HAVE REAL ESTlTE :Jesigner p.-rlect irg 3 ... 1• 21A UPPE• DUPLEX l BA patio pool tndry PRESTIGE LOCA TtON 1 • Sp~tacular apls Easts•de 1 BR house op.,.n I t1<1rm 2 baths wlpool ,. n " j rm Close to all s Blocks 10 I * 1 & 2Br 1 & 2Ba suites I Deam ceil new paint & spa · tennis $18'>01mo i Sm Bayview wld. lrpl. 149 E Bay South Coast Plaza *Spacious townnouses [ r-"\l !JJ 1 0crp1 5600/mo ullls inc I Call Sue1ag1 63 1-1266 1 lridg ga1 119 Ruby ITSL MIMT 142_ 1I03 l•Ciose to OC AirpOtt H ireplaces -• __& 548-9929 alt 5pm 'BLUFFS CONDO 3 Ba ti S 1700/mo yrly 675-8877 1•1 Minutes to Beach * Pnvate ·balconies or EAS !SIDE 2BR I ,BA Ba Ga1 lrplc 2 pa11os 1 llLIOA ISLlll L1rit 2 1140 W/1iltt 2U •Night Llghteel Sand Garden pa11os :arpets drapes garaQe ievet $ •550 ShOrt tf'rm M droom close 10 water I' 1ba paho 1200 sqtt Avl Volleyball & Tennis Crts WMY IOT1 Tits II A "10"! Costa Men I 024 AMH& TMETllL PllES Heavily upg1eaoed & P• is ... nere rou1 ••f'w from tramely versatile eno u1111 ONL-< $' G nnr Nt'w'y one bdrm & Clen or could Rt>t.JtLu ' J1•f' ,,, l 2BR ine upper dprv ol inis spac•ou~ '""'''Y home easil)""Oe two bdrm-; w ir ;7G' " 'fHl $41'.!S rrr Onl~ wncn you Ndl~ out huge closet<; Cu<;tnm l '"' q,ir ··~ • 1~ Rv ''' 01 th!' tront drior 1n10 the throughout with ne ..., :e!.~ IQ' 11.-1u1 I "' .,n1y '>!reel do you realize kitchen, hardwood lloor~ DOYER R.E. 759-5010 you re 1n thu c. l y & top gradP carpPI Two S'l34 000 Call 75CI 4830 ··rull battis ori·ba• •E StGEBYOWMER* &RElTWESTERN balcony $143 000 JOYCE DABOL T SALL v "BT l'S-;i Y .. ., IQ ltlm ,,., lq REAL ESTATE Mobile Homes p atio tenced yard lt>ase 675-1551 t8t8J795-64oo 9117 no-pets 548-4506 •Poot Jacuw BBQ +3Llghteotenniscourt!i [ l l For Sile 1100 S9001mo 760-8364 • •Cov11ced Parking 1•2Sw1mmtng pools r--\ ' J EaStS1"e new clean 3Br ILUFFS 31R HA B 1lb0 a p e DID 111l1 CASA IE ORO •Cable TV Available *Streams & panels -• __& ti Mobiles• t Easy c.;ir<> lol' v COllO 2607 WE RE THE BEST' •Rec Room with Fireplace •Sorry no pets P<>rn!r' S5000 Down' Only 2Ba 2 car ga• lrplc lncd p 1 & 2 BEDROOMS and B1thards *Furnishings avail SHIPLEY flc1ndry , .,tOr ,, .... ! \..UI ·dP ~·1 .tilPy ri( ~'. Sl29 '>0 )(JM H~I-' '· 4~;> Anr , :1 ,, f.4 .1· r. 759-9100 ------- .... ·t· ••• ~~"·' . -. l RARE Fl.,D" 0 d s 11 50 A 1 d D I Leve• 001 large paltc. "" SS50 " ,. $37 000' John enver yr ,..v 1mn1e Y I BD FURNISHINGS AVAIL •Sau?!as G I 1 H 1 & C k New.,' i '' ',,. , r • • ' BAY VlfW CONDO Realty 65 7 5 118 or 548·3706 Ev 645-0968 S 1650 Avl now• 644"2607 BACHELOR S525 •Free uttllMS 1 BR FURN/UNFURN as o eap~g oo ing lalka blan• I 006 ( ""'" 1 '• • "' · · •'• <'bd tr pie ii:u pool 1.u ;>44-400 f = M 160 ELEGANT twnhse Deaut• Call 11 home $850 Nprt :>Dr '''"''"~ p.11d no pets •Spacious hv1ng Corner Nwpt Fwy & Baker Balboa l!rlana 1nc.r1 ,•Ll T '" •' ... ~ )160.000 O, ownP1 Lots for Sale 1400 1 fully furn 2ba, 'l , ba. 'lba gar spa new 1<1t mme 102 E BAY APT 6 J•Huge kitchen Sorry No pets• WMY •OT CALL Home wan•ed " 10' :it1"1•·' •. "T ' '' ·••· 2 13 975-0tl14 Gollf•t 1 avail 9 mos. h-smkr $950 at 539-6191 Agl lee •OCEANf RONT APT '* I •Blt-m ovens & ranges (714)557 ·0075 113_5111 block 4 Borm ,,... C i' ' : 1 • '· ·' ' i;.c. r1ce<1nlron1 r,, pl1•• B<m~ M•nt Ranch Stte' Riverside Agent 968-3480 Clean & cor1 1emporc1ry Furn :>Br ?Oti II pie •Paltos Nice 2Br 2Ba D/W. Dltms I 2500 S/' • •oo 00", , , .,.6 9 0 County' 42 acre'I' Utthes• • ~95 · •Covered Garages "" ., .. •'i• own!'d an• r111s • I) 00 3 h ., 3BR :> 1BA Blutl~ conor; pa11ei 1mmacu1a1e " 0 lndry lac tncd pallo No SEAWllD YILU~E J 633810( flJf I I'• •• ,r 4 Horsesok'0nly $20000'1E.c;1de lu1 br Se ch.l •Poot &BBQs • oanne · 1 1 1 , ,,.. ,, "" Open '1 1t1 y I '; R Inca 0 gar kids Ok $975 No pP1s1smkrs $ 1600 mo w1ntr1 ft7 l 1C.4J pets Non smkr $650 .IL.-,,... .SQQ Efir .. tinlri:>ni John Df'nvf'r eally V 'l'rlyl~t>6402764 l•Plush lanscapmg 760_14 18 01642 7528 15555Hunhnglon Vlllage I -• ,.,, • ' •• .,.. I • r l Ag• F. "H 7• 6 5 7 · 5 tt 8 rir Ev,. s Cdll ':>39-6 19 ' AQllP" dA {FRONT AGE pier lurn * Xlnl 1oca11on across qine lrom San Diego Peain1al1 1007 ' 1 ' 1 • •• 657-2834 •L t;>8 Redone~ ready $725 3br Glean qua1n1 2BR 1BA prkg 2h• $ 1000 1br from park E1s1de 2 bdrm 1 ba patio Freeway north ot Beach ~ 1 1 ,\ • ~ ' OLDER NOME 'ltentals 2ba ktOs ok othP.rs avail Chllhaven Fruit· tree<; $850 5700 u1t1s Pd 303 •Sorry no pets 3 17 Cabrillo $6501mo · 10 McFadden west on TRIPLEX 1 ' 4-{b<1rm~ gdrage 01., 10 into 539-6.19..t.AgtJ.aa-.+-l2Cl01mo. Ga.rOnec UlGl ._ £ E~w3tfW'-8-l~ • 365 W wttS&f-~Ct~ctei,...,t~9,_-MtF'llooen 3~?s11~:aro~~'"*~A~~··~. _ .. FUJl.LOUS IU --W!•C." ~ 18~ 500 As Hoa1t1/Condos S-Coas• nugP 3br. 2ba 2 Ava1t 10 1 760·9792 LSE I YR tBR rum gar 142-1171 HARP! CLHI 21R Ready 10 Q0° "' J5 tt,n .: :.J • t itt 1-'(H ••0' £~;~36~~1to•s teaerar 2102 1 stry 2-ga• frptc pool 1<1ds DPLX stuel•o $550 S •OOO t t3 i E Balt>oa 'eas1s1de !Bdrm small but Carpets arapes Dtw lniae 2644 lbel dr'""" c,r .. ;,• , .. , .... q• M"'" LANDLORDS REALTORS pe1s S900 s de1a11s Soorirc;1ooea1;h' Blvd 211 94 1 B414 cozy crpt drps s1ove patio gar no pets $670 WOODBRIDGE 2Br 2Ba area Lselar o S:<~~ ,rr , ... l• .. won ' "st Jree 1enan1 p•vOrs call 539-6191 Ag~e; 'lJl1t incl Sec deposit I 2 13.943 ?l!F>O lots 01 wood $475 No 645-5577 Condo air $95Qfmo ASSOCt.A 'FD Rf l't r... ...,i "'"-r ;.14 ~ -'i'J ~ tor moil' info '>>'l 6194 lvERY NICE 3B, 2Ba., car 650 6384 ~URNISHED 2BR l•«l•d pets 990·2970 S RP I d Covereel carport Avl £.. ~ . .)£..t. 'IA ' ' '·"''' ~ " 1tl66 c t <;, ffr'C, Ir HA large be room lmmed Call 720 0876 '' J B lL. gar lip root <;ectuded DUPLEX lrQ 'lbd steps arqe iltry · J f .;sts1de 2Bc1rm Crptc apt ups1a11s Cl•Sh· · • r.1a ,. tf,.,. ·, Jtl i' - llES.OfHTIAl RCAl £SUT£ SflMCES 1140 PLAZA DEL MOR.TE I . lents $395,000 1103 E. BALIGA BLVD. C. E14i1 $245,000 OPEN THURSDAY 2-5 144-IOIO let Us Mel~ Y •• Sell Y 01r p,.,.,,,t C111 C1111if1t4, 642 -5678 for information · & surprisingly low cost. \ I uOI ea1th1011f• IPveior $1250 ' hom beach. all new yrly BEAC.H Y1>.:1riy nr Wo,te• garage. pa110. grd nr washer enclosed tock-Penin111l1 21 07 646 6635 a111 10 1 $1200 1n 61 •8·ev,.,. 64 5 ?907 $800 . secunty A11a11 able garage park hke Miuioa Viejo 2667 ltJB• w inter 8 Yrly PM '520 tl516 days tBoh) Mew IJaildi1t Octol:ler Isl 846-5861 grounds. available 9129. VIEW OF VALLEY 1no;u1a Rf'ntalc. av1 Call , Haat. Harbour 2142 EXPANDED MONACO ltlel $650 Bactl $~2'> no no pets, $595 5•8-6279 3bel ·retreat 2ba lrplc Villa R+.ntals 67" 4Ci I? I 4 level twnhse 28R • den 1 3 Br 2 Ba tam rm pets, 102 f Bay Apt 6 E'SIDE 2•d 1 OP AREA quiet no pets dbl gar Ava1Leno Sept $1650/mo includes gar I iDa. gar reCleocrated MESA PINES 181 !Ba Call alt Spm 962-1398 :>BO 1BA HOUSE YRL Y 3BA 2 trpls comm pool dener 644.6172 1 o 2 c 8 e 8 antwro 1 nn1tef 1 vr!.'',-; 3 h 0 ,. 0 o u4I~•: s650 . sec 673•2825 w q;tr-S9SO•mo 1nr:1 utit te11nis etc $ 1Joo1mo ~ ,., Cpara~~r~~ ~=1~~n~asr~50e~Pcl ltw 2't>l~s 10 bc.h dva111rnn'lM Reis 846-6792 MARIOR YIEW M•lftlt 1nc1 No Del'i 673 4724 , l":"!'~~~~~---n ~<>Is 13 J5 S445 HSTSllE 21R lU POOL spa bbq 5•9-244 7 1404 & 18JO W ean 4 bd den 2ba lrplc gar I Coroa• dtl Mar 263! Frplc pallo. $800 sec UPGRADED 2BR 1 B~A lront 2 & 4Br FVrn Great Hl• 4BaDuplP• m turn 6 lryint 2144 age s 159o 786--8<15 1 1 1000 mo "BR "'BA 2445 E1den 722-0528 ioc• Mnlhly 111 6 115 mv ,.,,. 01 mlhly ''' Mdy 1 S 8 De 1 EC rr " c ' ·w lg enclosed cover G<tr snoo '13 '143 8434 'l try 2 I • 11 rplc JASMI• R.::El 1rplc p81t0 OtW refrig E SIDE 2br Iba. calhr paltO, near lairgrounels 645-0222 or 673-7873 u• 211·943 ;>860 Nexllo goll course ten l Br 2Ba Oen ocean 111ew quiet Call Chrir at ce11ngs e1 1w gar. very $695 1110 no pet 733-8683 ms comm pool & spa I $2100111"10 644· 1667 667 7464 or 720 3805 pvt no pets $795 Incl utll .A'F•o11T DUPLEX s 1300 B~r 64t1-38SO 6 " -Lg 2Br 18a Hm wlpaho ' CUTE I con* 73-8889 or 673-8890 12Be1rm 2811 ~arnge 1;:1c, TURTLE ROCK 2BR :>BA I blk 10 ocn on Peninsula lBo1:m unturn 1 tllk 10~f's•tte 'llu<110 apt $450 ulll , beam r.e11~ patios 081 : E•ec Townnome \ftew. 1125 w Biilboa Blvd bch $7SOtmo 675•4174 -p111d -Gtlr1st18 n &<ngle '>l•P Ul•ls incl $ 1100 too I trplc a1c $ t600 p/m $875/mo 841 0731 per5on ONL y1 ovf'r 50 TUERHT 175-1110 640 l'l t'l Owner1agt AVAIL r1ow1 lg 2bd Iba ti MIF 662•5712 , Newport lslana charming car gar w/CI hkups OCEANFRONT W1NTER UTC-2 master· 2' •BA. wllerlront Avl nowr New S 1095 includ ulll no pets lllTAIT 11 Furn 2BR tBA gar pat•O Den. gar Beaullfull Low crpt. 3Br 1' tBa S 1350 673-8889 or 673-8890 Ullls paid Adults No St 180 tse to ngh1 tenant VIiia Rentals 675-4912 2BR' 28A. vault eett d /w, * 1 IHRIOM 1100 * W/SIDE lg 2BA. Clown-Reing, dishwasher & stove stairs. new paint. no pets incl NO Pf.TS 5•5·4856 2246 Canyon $575 a32.11116 *IUCll APT 1t Large ;> • 2 Walk 10 sanc1 XL 2bd. 2ba. w/w cpt. Garage, O/W Hurry• lrplc, patio. enc gar. dl w. Otl'lers avail $750 le@ S650. r1r~;~g!3rcur11y TILHEIT tll-llH peta 675-163;> 854-81:36/home Cozy Bachelor. 1ea. lndryrm cloMtoan Best 1 Newport Shores water-kitchen steps to beach buy m town only S715 mo CtrtH •et Mar 2122 WJHI ltaclll 2141 'front 3-•Br 2' 1Ba. trptc Beaul;lul hordwood 2035 Pomona Hive I gat ~sate without ltl~ gar age sell )'0Ulltem1 1n class1lied •LIHISU* 3Br 2Ba new dec:ot S 1250 875·30221(619)753-0719 556-( lf1t tff•11f •11f f(')W ,.,~ A 1,.nr t ..,..,, IOI! n ~pul.;• rw ... , .. 11t1 hes fldl1 .. l••r tf ... •m1l1t .. dhOUI' 7 , ' • (.01111 ciug qf'r,11nri• '" ' r ", 1· ,1(... s::i :.>5 roi.i~ •11( UU'-lrttft) h1H~ll1f•tl ~~_. ... ~e r RelOff llnW\ t\llllt ~ fOll' "tWIOl!Pf'I 52 '' "°"""" 9lvO Woodlflt llY 11171 l'T>nl-.. 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Avail Cottagf' Wisher /Dryer beach New crpt & tloors 1838 Placentia See Mgr 1 b a · r, p 1 t w r1 r y I tor winter iental Beautt gar age S950 b 73 270 1 lnelry rm. sundeck S850 LARGE 2BR 2BA down- dtshiwsnr qar $ 1 tOO 1 tuly turn1shed incl tire-OCEANF RCJNT •br un Nn pets 675-6606 sla11s. moat ulll palel . 54 t 34 16 plat e and t1o right on the furn oinu'C) M ell w r1 ' -near So Coast Plaza 'land very romanhc cove $16001mv 10 Junt-:.> 1 1""'11eRR 1BA patio ti c.ar carport No petsismkr Oce11n9tde of PCH $975•mo St500 aep 673-718 1 I Lovely comp! lurn 28r ('Oa Jasrn1nP. Cr~ Conao $2400 Uflfurn S2000 AClll S pref No AW 760-047:\ NEW DELUXE CONDO JBR 3 1BA 2 lrplcs bright & airy $:.>0()01mo A~rtt 673-!!354 $1500 mo 494-1838 645-3655 •1uvnur tu11woooneeds •Exec home Oen & cyn Ott Jamboree 2·stry 3br vu 3Br 2 188 wrap-2be 2 gar lu(ls ftne S 1100 around declt. lrplc No must see S39-6191 pets $1600 Agt 550-101s Agt lee LIYf ti a CHTU IOPEN HSE Jbr ?ba lrplG Wtde ocean views Estatf! brn ce1ts. 2 car gar ltvlng on acres of qar p11s1poo1s11en J:\4 del)a Close to l>Ch 2Br Walnut. Npt Stirs 4 Opt ;>Be S 14531mo incl ullls j buy1own land or rent 494-465:3 or 494-60 17 Victoria Beach Oceanlron1 IPICTlO~R 3Br 3Ba lurri lrplc No UYFl•1 . pets Sept-Jun• S 1500 Locatea -&n pres1191ous W 818-790-3272 {ley Av,. •Br :>'ttPa 2 2 't stry Nt'Wly redf!G'lftlted I ~'!!?'' ltacla I 2 Hug11 patios Winier I l(s 10 beec;t\ l!>t 2ba I only No dnc:k $.iOOO l '14' c .... ·"· HM C.ta 1111 WOODLAND VILLAGI APART MINTS I '!I• .\ ~"IOY OIJI R•tO,n \f,~ dPll QuH'1 tM1lntldbl, ltv•n do'~ '' tr11>wa1\ & ~ (o~~t Plan wlttlr only m1~ult\ ro lh t;11 ,, h 1,dr aRt\ dwa111bt~ NO rr rs l't l ~st ......... Al ·LA-Y ... MI 8AailLH •s•S.'111 1-00• ••3s.•••1 2 ........ '760.77'9 GAi. •&T 6 llOT WATla 9MI.. Ml•&aA•Dll Make the Move to ·Park Newport , Mallt Ult smart mo\'t to Park Nt1"port. Ntwport Bt1d1's prtmlrr lnury addrtu- F11nal1bed ud 111ftiralsllt4 I, z. II l bdr0om apartmt1t11 11d tow•llottff1 oely mlnutts from Ntwport l'nttr nd Fullloe Island. From UU to 11800. Jambortt al San Joaq11ln Hills Road / (714) 641.1900 .PARK . NEWPORT g•r trptc ktds equ1pt k11 VI\ l A RENTALS "S1200 539-6191 ~Ot IH IF5 4Q12 ~ l HL M&•&•MmT 71_.....t ••a.He 1 Lon.,•n9 10< ~ '"~o, r .r,,1 S 1t1r" rtl t r1tlf'f\ '" ''"~"'''~ c R T .. ... ' \ i· •NM~ MHTALI• ~· . l~•a: = Tt l.w •H ,11 .. 111 4111 ... Cllrilel ... 1411 W. i' ::=:::r= ..! ro. .Jt.W:W..! 11111111• Q.IAl(/TY~ L1.wm *SAa,:rs l~liiii:iiiiiill~ 2+2. oft IMCI.-"* MIO ~A=-~He lclrm, 2 Id! hew Wt "'·no~. C.. 3 == ~· e:.: ~ inw::' :.:oeny '*4: fae1 OW..ap1ne11t Ofo ~ Lt, FYI 0t ~ DIM ~ Al PAOPE"TY HOUSE peta. N/eml(r in.o';M bMctl & bike trll. Hunt· Oenieoft Al90C 171 7S 11 ~. IMcn chY · Min " Gen'I <* ctel'tcal ICaff. .._ ltl M dd-*9le .,._. ... "* 642~50 lngton...._.~. ...., Sdloofdle<ric1.•"won.ln wpm&good~ TW*\O.~&gdor· (W ._.., •. ._._... '•t .t•cr• YlAA OLD etfaM.ht, • -.. I Ion e k 1111 ' XI n t C":tionlll eklle I""* Prlot ""~lii\ee-.-wrc ........ ... .. , flZ 111 •11111 ... -w .... -· 8nQI rnom w/1 cHld needl • .. c:teMroomt Mu.4 PIM Med/Dentel Mr\ltltt • ...-·~,., ....,_. 3:~-2M~ low ~d fo"'.;,::!"*~:-=~ "rmmt (no klcll) '°' 28R ......... ... written exam Salary OIMA ... ,... ~ ~ '°'t~r!t."'':9:: ~Ft1~ In p9'90fl 1 21 .... I c .. an rm I hkup. gw, y#d. N9xt to MmlSbr2b•hle.lnS.E. 1,BAu ~~ .. 2~,..!325+'A \~i!!fUU i,MCRt Mc,"1,::1', A"'*tl 2<MHS~ PIT--..y Yerlity 2•1-oe11 ~tor,..11 S*'k 1976fmo. Hunt Bdl. $400/mo Incl u .. ,._ ..... ~mag ~DtNQI. mm and ane. ... -~ TllUM."lfl. Ulml plu to m eAa 440t Mier utJl, Ml--1801 STEP to bCt1 BMutlful c;etd reedlf191 avllleDle "4·81M. Oeedllne for 12·'6 tws/Wlt '°' AJC c;on. llmf&IY MeJ« COlmlltle compeny .,, ........ In .. 0 . • JSL MGMT 642-180"3 .. .... 2bd 1ba N8 ti0u.. 147S Natlc>Mly ~ PtY· ~ '° 12·M. • lrldOr In Coeta MeM FIT tor bl4y Nwi>' 8dl 15~--=-9t\od It IOOklftO tot mAllUN pet· w. APf._. . .,._Ml utll lnc:kl. e7M35e itt c:Nc. IOc.i I lied. 11 yre. ..lllllL , ... ---.. Mu9t have utt phone C1i.,ing Co Mwt twie .,.2 1 1783 eon let f\lli.tlme coefMtlC TIL MGMT ea .. - CO'ZV BACHELOR Rooma11 to thr 3bd 2b Spm, 644-4242·0, Ten. SatlaflCtlon Ouaranteedl Ctvle ;en -lkltta. 14.50/hr to ltart •&wpm H•v• gd or-• counter . ..... .. toceil 1-•• i;1i1fiiiiiiir- CIOM to beact'I. 1550 Ind 1 bile bch 1450 e1s.935~ hr ~on.,~2?',4!~ Cd Maroe 133-1041 ganlutlof'lal tklllt a IA>i!I· lfCllW -mlllt~ excNnG9 ~I 77F7S? utllltlH . No P••• ,, WANTED: N/tmk mete, to -cv ty to o..i well /peopte c.mon.v ,-,-to lndude eto<*lnQ, ..... (#n OWi--~ et 176-MOI OM prof.IF non tmkr ji ll'lwe ept In Cofone Def TEACHER/BlllNOUAL p /T ... TlllllT CALL tS0.:732 now to ~ ':::,. ~ Ing. lnventoty & mlk....,, Mluloll Viejo lerWIOe tl'lr 38r, 28a _,t., poOI, Mar. 1375/mo INr• utll Spanlneh/Enalllh &uey . ,.., Mt••• office. p14an no coit del °' In _,plleatlon. Ex~ Stal . ....a1tt He ..... UIT 19 ... $325/mo. Marlene 11\d dep. 876-8094 PIT •-8/llr• wk, '10· Mon-Fri, Yerioue hOuft ••nm ~for HOM!MAK!As: peraon Mnd rlllUINJ 10: • • Enjoy tl'le luxury of thl• IX· 834-1829/D 1eo.&697/E WANTED: Rm 10 Rini. fOtll). ADS S30/hr . To t 11eh Typtno 50 wpm M~lt be Out~Oll\g, PeflOMblt. In· ftM kit ~ tr.in 8 0. 4 , 8 3 •' 8 I" • ...... • cJu~~ gul erd gllld C'Om· lrg 2bd, 2be. w1nt1 M ... 10.c .c St•..._t ..,._ ~tery tehl foreign wetl gro,omed .... ~•lltr. di~ dual whh good typing. car & phone~ . Berner_ dlnoe0£' CA 92409. • e llUl11l!f!. murnty n I 'C>M:lou1 $250 --c --·RE F lenguage progrem w/IMt CiOft\l'I\ w exper ..... wl I epelllng, orwnmer. end HOOSE Of l,LOYD. - 38drm Apt overl<><*lng ~ ~· prof rmmt. prox /rno. heryl n REE orowlng. n•t,on•I or-trlln. Cllt Joan &31·12" commun"'1t1~n , tklll1. 714-M0.0051 HI ---T~~ ~t·--• tttl golf cour11 + lOOlec. ASAP. 7eo-070& · o•nlutlon. Mi.let be Computlf IX!*'~ e . _,_ -·~ -_....... ~-Amenltlee Incl frplce. wet 9&2-884& IMve mtg, leatala Wut HD Cal: entttuelutlc, responelble plu• Bllboa Bay Club. "1n maa. Unique Gift Store In Tl'll dly ··~ t•mpor~ b•re. AIC. microe. W/D E'BLUFF 2bd, 2ba unturn, lntelitg;ni :;;gi prOf parent & enjoy wor1(1ng with chU-645-5000 ~xi 521 tor ap-Several poeltlone •(lallable City Mali Meklng mature IOOI In •• ~ 11Sk1u7pe95 &S2 c.r garages. pool, gar. 1450 +MC. llvl""' quality I~""" to M2·Hll dren. Callll00-325-9188 Polntrnent pluMcall be-In newport acM. Aetlll indlvlclual lo ueltt man~ ~~~~ . orry. no pett &40-1801 ivee/wkndt. ... .._,,.. ••lll•P ' tween Mom h d ,___ IOI' Mull be cuttomer ·---,..., -.,.. 644-0509 644-2292·0 Ext 3031 w w/wne. N/emkr. Hm ... lcal/ tal SI 1 ., w~• e1tper--a MrWll oriented. Clll for 731-&520 Wrk 957.50&8 .FRONT mlCE /IWITllllMI ll•itAIY/afOIPt PLUSI ~~own5.•nH1atdwer• appt, (2131430-8-487 Alk TRC T~ Serw:. CH~NNEL FRONT Duplex EMPL prof C91, 45 ~. mstr FOUND ----vrr S d ... _... F -" f G 4500CMIPUll II124 Spec:l<>ut 18r IV.Ba, utll br, pvt ba, 8llO, ""Of.m••A PROF. w/ref'1 Mlkt 1Br bike on Balboa Busy group pr1ct1ce 8tur • 0( vvnulyt at o r b u a y or IO<gN ~ 9eeCtl furn. 40ttt & River. 45 that• ba. ~ ~ 18a on 81lboa Penn or Penlneul1 918. Call to Fatl'llon !eland Prlmwl,Y Rea!Eat1t1ottic.1nNew-bulldert developer in ~ , SOLICITORS 714162-1424 S975tmo yrty. 752-&W Cout Plua, 432-7388 'Balboa le. In Newpon, by Identify 973-4094 bookkeeplng/PeGboerd port Cntr. Call ...._90e0 Fatl'llon 11 2•3 Y" ••per . Exp'd & eri1eul811, able to ..._-_.,.....,,-_.,,.....,,,_.,,,..--=,..,. :::-:-,=~=,..-,,,..-----"<:'":'.-::-~..,-----~· t0/1. 875-«378 IY mag. FOUND F al .... _-;::::;-Hr• M 1«-1oas . MOf\ tnru Frl-$-5 In rel•ted flele Top MC ....... H ..... L •rr• .... I B u LL 0 c Ks I s 0 u T ~ EAST8LUFF TownhouM 'Fem prof to ltlr trg 48R · · Ml Pu em 1 ....,..,_m81l . R E C E p _ lklll• recfd Front of<! ap-. ~~ n. eppom menta COAST PL,AlA tial Ap'38r2'A8a 2-il&rg1r 2~8AN8 2~ty.,t,at_,. c...MrtlaJ Fai~lev!>.c~'~~:ea mFMUWlllAl TIOHIST/Optometrlc of· pur•nce •·mutt =~~ .. ·~~u~~:1,1~~Y ~ fot •oct<= No1>11•. S1025/moyrlae to bHch $350/mo. LL•·•· In · -_ Ull,. D.mLY flee PIT mature woman S 1800t mo or 1811'Y .a • • • Benef1t1 NB 780-1145 • eon.i -"d mall 1 ~1010 'ot 7&0-7037 873-2507or548-53N ..,.~ f FOUND M orlnge/wtllte a.a•..,.lt• ___ ' exS>«pr~'dbulwllltreln' commw/e.11per S.nCS r• ....... • --. -Applylnper9011:Pwtao1 .. Af11f 5pm OI Wknde jUGfli p t /"•'• klttea 8 mo1 w/collar vie -• • _ 96u349 " sum• to Trider Colp l•D•IDWUI' D9PI 3333 No.. lttetot em lhr 3 r 28• houM ln l ' ...,. Cordovi Dane Point 914 • k · Attn Joanne 1421 No. lmllQM 111 fjne etatlonery t.tngene· Sell at home Costa Meta, 556-0l11 L:= er!~~~ 2 ~~!'::· ;=:,,,Mi:207~~ ob': .• 2'117 ~ 1-7341 • . s~'N'ew~ot-llmTll•IT ~~~~·.,:~2j~1te 100. :~~.!',C::~~ = p1rty'1 High earnln9,• no 11111n••• Ml 1• Gwege S1200tmo 548-3977 or 895-1196-•.J• ILJI FOUND M /SHEPHERD lice Me6ts experienced Front office appeerance, productl. We are Miking toye IMll on Nat I TV - -Nopet1 64S-1882 ------Gardin style -2 lty. MIX Bleck cloth coller RDA C•ll Mon-il'iur &&.caJla.nt. taJ•PllAA y_ Xlnl °'O .-tile. a-PA~T T~ ..... ~-Call538-9540 WOR~~I HQ NEWPORT u ARINA APTS r: SHA 3BR HOME IN CM 14,000 ,ti Prtc;e 1 1 mlJ Newpon Blvd 4 16111. 631-4236 YOiee. cap•bll.0Ple1unt typing hvy ph S 1200 son (appro11 20/hr wkl to NOMANS SPECIALITY ( - " "" t 50mo • •Htteact)er In Income 189K. 9.5 Cap 9/7 650-3423 pereon. Newport Beech Resume to 23 161 Like work even1ng1 & WMk-B 0 tJ T I 0 U E se • k s 0111101111 •Elegant beyfront, 1800 whlchr, 2 deys wk until to rite Newpor1 Beacttll DENTAL ASSISTANT-L•w Firm S1lery com-Cntr•205 El Toro 92630 ends If you ha\141 ttlgh 9 2 1 Ory~ sq. 11 . 2Br + Den, micro. 2pm n-amkr 645-2357 Tees Ft Hubert FOUND SCHNAUZER. FtPT for Foun~n V1lley meneurate with 1kllla 1tand1rd1 end enjoy enthuS•U tlc. mol!vlled, eo:: ~21 ' d/w, frplC, prvt beectt. HB CONDO ---7s&. 1540 846-1378 or 840-7784 Pediatric Deri(at Ottloe Pleuan1 1urroundlng1 Ttclaaical/Tra•n de•ling with tl'le pvbllc. ~~~ri~!,0~.~d r~rerd~ encl ger $2595 Sorry no New lrg 2bd. L-OST 8 Ener"ellc. must e~oy Call Beverly 476-2&57 1 11 J 11 t -·'V "• .,_ Ollml MRI• ' nats 160-0919 . 2ba. walk to beach. '350 l-a-1a'an1/0fll-ct -leat lk/wht CAT bllndl c11 11d"'r1n Ewp1n· ed SSOS P ease ca u •n • mg 1ob OPPOflunlty, w1tll ll5W" ~.,...-==-_ ~aec:urlty 536-•978 Needs mads 917 v1c ft -·-111--•ST · 63 l-8888 tor an 8'>91 xlnt growth po1ent1al-For Ory Cleaner H.B area. Pen nau'TilPOTnl 2Brr fBa, HI-..ct ... t respons1b'!!Y,. Bue &c-tt:.,,,.~" r •- lrg P•tlo, quiet reeldenllal MC11e prof ehr 2Br 2Ba i•.a "i••i p•-REWARD 496_3286 goo lncenllv~s RDA growlno company eree. Fresh pelnt. Avell-0111 Men Apt, n/smkr ... -u;1 prefd 540-~' • Hpe<ienced recp- PlllTlll UL.El Un 2&0 Forest Ave Laguna A complete pr1nUl\g center Bctl, 497-4777 OlllTll 1111 able now 675-5030 S300t mo + S200 dep. 161 W1ttclltt LOST diamond necklace FIT busy med lebiOoklng 1lonlst to ttandle heavy 648-2178 Nwpt Bch. 541·5032 agt . 400 Nwpl Cnlr Med Dldg for energetic. cheerful phones. Front office ap-••••-s ••••T1111T -----or Hughes In E1.1tblutt pe•rance. cl'!Mrlul voice, has 1mmedl1te opening• Cl M/I PIT Monday-Fr"ay Super · P••Tf-IP.. for experMHleewd Nies • lllHrllll SandWlch, 875 Peularlnq, "'~ .IN"-Mature fem. non-amkr No Lagun• Bctl -Approx 725 Vig. Nwpt Bch LARGE person to •nswer phones mlec clerlcal duties. call -• reps H~tt. High com-5520 Cost• Mesa 545-.a&7 ~days 1 week, 1nclud1ng 1 1 549 "'~•~ -----~---1 mile from beach. pell. Oce.n view 2BR· IQ ft, AIC offloe space. REWARD 64o-4oae & oener•I office duties. aft 8pm. 548-1301. 642-235 7 1 BA COM w io, loll of Perteet for Architect or , some errands 640-0 140 Saturd ay Must type m 11 ons ·-O&lml I 111 nl• COUNTER PERSON· f /'f Art/drafting background Real eit•te S81ee ~for evening hours for Leguna Beach Ofy SPOTLESS lBR.';, block atorege $400. 673-5835 related proteulonal LOST dog Mele, small MEDICAL LAB TECHNOL- 10 beach. winuw rentel. MOVE TODA YI CdM F ... r Reedy for move-in white Spitz Am Eskimo OGIST Ltcenoed, ttospl- HOIPTmlST P /T A concrete mtg 1111 1n opening for 1 'people· oriented, -11 groom41d individual with excell«lt ;elepttone skills Ac- curlte lite typing raq'd Hrs 12 30-5 30 pm M-F 557-7470 e•t 294 helpful wlll 1r11n Apply _11 A ••••. • Call 873-0910 Dana Cleanets, Exper pref. bul Penny 1 a v e r 1 6 6 o tK ----• wtll train Apply In pef'9()1): Plecen11a Costa Mesa · 1Just st1rt1ng out? Want to 11111 'UT TI•E 320 LagtOf\ SI Lagu,. $575/ c 1 · •• S 1250/mo Incl ut111 Call 'King.. CD¥ area -Red mo, oup., Of\ly, w/2 F 3bd. 2'1tba. Ocean 497.3374 M-F 8 30·5 ttarneas 673-5274 111 eicperlenee. for physy· 650~39 View enci gar' Pvt oomm c1ans office laboratory become ·1ucc111fu l? No exper nee Must De 18 Beach. 494-8450 S BefO<e you do anyth1ng1 yrs APOly 3-5pm M-F ------$750 ·sec 281-3622 DELUXE WATERFRONT LOST Fe,; Schnauzer 5 Fashion ISiand. 644-1025 , .. a...... 2171 NB 2.bd I -h --omCE SPACE mot named ~her YC1Y •••• .,.WT. lllPPll IECEllH 1 Cati Eldon al 159.-4530 & MarJ.e c auendflfs. lll.lftlY Pllm Mac Gregor Yecttis 1631 find out ttowt 1 4200 Scon Dr Nwpt Ben 1•For ftOfltCMusf have ~ SUPER SHARP 2BDRM b98Cll Alf :.:r• .... ~~ 1 ~ ~~~:4~P S I 50 ~485~~4~2 a7~~a~css Dr Busy Fashion Island office Placentia C M llUT WllTlll • csm11no record Broec:tway Cllll Star1 Sllltr · Flower Shop . 27SO "'t ml to beaeh. $650/mo or 850-1970 Mii Ill Mml . LOST LGE GRAY LONG 1ng. typlllg exp helpful. 1'.'18A-ln newer 8 plex ·MC 756-8739 Andree __ 1 1 Enthuslasllc. hard work· RECEPTIONIST Full-Time Np1 • Bctt otf1ce, ex- perienee typing. 1111ng phones. etc 675·~823 WEMIUH llAL llTAn Fuu or Part Time Harbor 8-2. Co1t1 .,._. nr j~~~~6ci:_~eal NB Ocean front neatly '-mple pl<g. utils paid HAIR CAT with • crum-good oene111s. full tlmfl s-•~m. 997-9309 . .,,1 decorlted & comfortable 2855 E Csl Hwy 675-6900 I ~led ear REWARD Voe 640-2023 __ ...,___ -. 2bd. 2b1. S575 prefer n-----albo1 & 18th St NB ---- Stalk C111t ••trt 1mk 2sa-4262. 122.6365 LIST 11 Fllll A.-. HA lrttte rm:• • mmees1a1e po;111on avail- Apply 7 sm only' M ac Gregor Yachts 163 1 Placentta 1 The Roaring 20 s [ CJ!A!J. 1670 N~~~~~vd C M --llllHRH•IELP •ml,/T Afternoon hrs Muet tt•ye I n111 1ppe1r1nce. be energetic & depend•* Mull have car 6S 1--04 t6 . HM •• -.1 .. , Yll . ILOW cost spay/neuter r&-able for fast paced Ontto I If you're loolclng for a home Sc Pl rerrel Pei ID avallable office Mon-Thurs F or I lfl ' all area 2Br 1Ba. Mele. gar & pool, SIOO all No Fee 978-PETS • PIT. No Orttto ewnar nee __ C ass_ ed has news for 'JOU. RETAIL Per1 -11me 1mmed111e opening JC1nt working corid•t•ons BanQuet Mgr •IYDIWAITU Office products new crpl & mini bllnd1, amenities 644-2607 -.. -. Vlc1e11a1n"-Antvalas11 6n7o5~19S61275 NEWPORT CREST 2 rms Ctrttr Yltw ••ift LOSl Peach laced Love Maren 495-0600 1•••••••••••••••••••;•e•f .,.., _,. • B•rd (green & peach). Cl • l,Of-ll -·5400 _ 1v11 101 t $400 & $450 v Complele 1anllorl1I mini parrot 917 Chi lllCI Ct • e , ... ,. 21to . sec URI TY. no-pets. V'MUSIC lha11en areli NB 642·6286 eookKE PER: 36 10 40 • ( \ tH.I I< llPl'OI< 11 \I I t • •*La~ redec 2Ar In ;. 955-1433. 9-5 Tim vE1evator ttrs wk. retell store. • e :onunued groW1h has re- sulted in severel O()efl- cnqs for 9'1es clerks both . FT 1PT Will train Ben-' ehts Call Personnel oept 673-3515 Wed Sun lllTtlllnU 1 f' min eKperlence Flex shitta llllSllWI Allen a.c. Florllt 2809 N~rt Bl 675-1353 •Yll.Ullll PRESSER Corona Oet Mer Catt 64-4-4421 '\:: vfull v1ew balcomes LOST Sml short haired f I di t 11 • MANAGER • Plex. r & Mrs Ba From Nwpt Sch 2Br I Ba. ·~ blk • r en Y a m oap ere. I vSecretary service I whl dog. 9 yr Brutus. nds eand res me I • • $750tmo Encl ger Pet? to bell Very clean, must rneds. heart !allure. Ra--u 0 I Newpon Su111one<s 863-1700 55 easy Kceu 8~8-8827 be d e£endable A111 ....,. Ample perking P 0 Box 2358 • • •.a• 1101 1 werd! 19th & Orange, HB Newport Beech 92663 • \1111li r 11l1011 • 11r1· r10 ~ 11 .. 111._, • qetall 1mmed 425 548-3925 ._. 75 1-5821 969-7241 Ev • e ' '11 e Mi1c. ltatal1 Nwpt Hgts 3BR 2BA Ptnoaal1 3002 IHllHPH I : ,.,.,,,,.cf for 11111ntil!•·11 ... 111 1'"•111011• : UUI (41 ltrs/wt) CASlllHS ( .0 t.rs/ wt) ..... z7R duple• MIF n-smkr shr Ex.ecut1veS u1tes & Desi< Propertymgmtco looking • l ri cli ~ttlu tt l• 111 11,1 l ,. ·Ir w/2 women $325/mo Inc space Full business ser-Allracuve 1ntell, prof for full time bool<l\eeper I 1 '' • __ _,f:.o.uwrrtLLBooom&Bllh.Kltch&-u1tls.Avail now-5•8-0m -t!ristof-&-80 ~~.6·3"· H5 Eal)lr'.d.tru :ompuleoze<I} • 111nll\1tl•·•I. u r 111111.11••1I. tlt•\lld.· 111111 • l 'll a 11on a 1 L u moe r 1 promotes from wrth1n 9f- fer1ng vou 1rie cttanoe 10 move onto man•gem9"t We p1ov1de on-go1nQ 1ra1n1ng and great t>en- ellts 1n1erview5 will De held lndry prlva Yng emply'd PROF F 1 40 k Costa Mesa 979-2161 lbs 55 loolts 45. n-smk accounting Property : 1toal n ri<'ntr ri 'l;pplir n11I• 111rr::t ''"J"' : mile Walk 10 Menna emee see' En1ovs theater, foreign I mgmt b a c kgr ou nd I e ~ I., , I l $350 493-5474 n-smkr. F/M ·stir furn 2br 10 C Atrport area atrium 1v1 bch daily Jog.din pref"d Salary wlll com· • "' 1111!," 11 1 "•Ill I• : t..AGUNA B~ACH lurn rm, ~n~~ ~~1~3-~~~ 1v';;>°so ott1ce 3 Rooms. 429 slf I dance sail cook. boo1<s. mensurate with eApe• I • H1•l 1.1hl,• '··1111 lo· ' I d I • Pvt b.'h. $375. Sh, balh I 1an1tor1a1. utthltes. loi. or wine. 1tre Meet trim I 542_ 1603 • 1 ·' ' 11 1'11"' • parl< ng 852 9'366 ,1111 111•ur.111• , .• 1 11111•1 $300 TV pool 40 . non Prol female shr Lg East· t • -humorous SOI fmanee Clerical e e smkr prof/bus .494·0451 Dluff Condo Pool Refs 1lfFICIS Fl• Sllht :-CUo re e>1~ 50-60, tyhrs I • \\ , ... rr,-r ,.,, •·11••11 1 i n111 1•·"" lw11 • raq d S395/mo · dep , E 7 s c R n w you re OU ere IClerlls • I , • LG room in lovely c M ullls 760· 1139 1 th I. M emodeled I A W P O Boit 94 73 Typist e ,. 1'' 1111 l11 d 111~ I 11 111 '.11 .111011• .111il e Condo pvt entrance. pvt P 0 0 --I ~ ~~,::~h ~~~01~7 Nwpl Beach CA 92660 PBXtReeept • hr.l1it.H ... t1 1t"tl1• .ti .111•1 d··nl..I 111. • p1ho. furn or unfurn R M NTORY• VIEW' I Y -Ir 1 3 Secre1ar1-• I I • $450 642-1196 sharew/prof 25·35.funhv· Shara prtme profesSlonal rate 014 "'" e '11'·11111· "'""' f'l"l:.r.t111. ,,1 '"' .111<1 e FRIDAY Jpm-4pm 19122 Broollhurst tCnr or Gart1eldl H1.,NTINGTON BEACH --'"0 S600 avail immed1-otfice "'Balboa Lois of 4 BRANIFF round trtp We need you now to work • 1111 1•-.ll!•· •1 1111~"11' •• • ltltla/••ttll 2711 ately' 673-7660111 m59 1 p ar k i n g Fo r 1n f o coupons Any Braniff in local compames Im-• • LAllU 111.&0I PROMO NT ORY /VIEW• 675-7367 Pete des t1n11 1on $200 ea mediate Temporary JOOS : \pph 111 1""''"11 I 111•• tl1ru : .. TH II. Beau• 111111 $600/mo C i l p couPon 6 73-9400 Dy lht! day, week or • I ltur ... ..!.1~(1.00 p.m_ • 673-7660 111 m ess ' ta.atrc I r••trtJ 11_ 'mon111 • • I IATIHALL..UI I M,,L Y • llC. Wkly rent•ls S 145 & 633-3731 Mon-Fri Lisa 2771 .-fltf.•Ht Paid Weekly-No Fee • ORAlliE COAST PUILISHllC CO : EQual Opp Employer up1wk1y co1or TV tree tsua c JOI& • I coffee. heated pool maid Resp f n-smkr. CM Bluffs ClllU HL llAI 1 lrt I TAC Temporary Services : 330 W Bay St • SALES ltl.•llE service & steps to oeean 2BR 2ba tmstr BRtba avl) 13629 E Coaat Hwy Xlnt AU PAIR 4500 Campu'!I Dr 11 124 • C M · · • Natconal perfume Co K1tc11·9 avl 985 N Coast carpon $390 • 1) ullls • I retail $1 75 s/f'-Agt Re-,NB·Uve In 2 choldfen Newpori Beach • osta esa, CA 92626 : needs top dlSlrtbutors & Hwy L•o Bch 494-5294 sec dep. ASAP 722-7306 alonornics 675-6700 I must dr111e Must spk Eng 852-9424 e EOE • I sale• reps E•callent 1n- I Exper/Refs 673· 1120 1 . 1 • come & repeat Dusin~ SUWI llnL ROOM tor rent on Balboa , "-, CLERK TYPIST Good •. (704'1831 4686 9 2 m Wkly rentals now avail Island Ava11able9·t5-86 la1iat11 I F1a1ac11l Maflner's Ctturch needs typing sk1lls -1t11n g •••••••• •••••••••••••••~• I -· P $147 oo wk & up 2274 Looking for.mature adolt ladltll I youl Child car~/teacher Interesting and varted Nwpt Blvd CM 646-7445 w/r eferences. female ~ t ... z-.a I asa1st1nt PIT S51hr work Good Co paid _ ' preferred 1st & a secur-_rr aaa Ill m 720-1569 or 854·8031 1 oenef•ts Call Mall Gentry SU I Sii LINE lty moves you 1n w/all utU-HI ectt data business •Mature woman wanted 10 642-9363 I 3026 W, Pacific Coast Hwy 111es paid If interested needs Mktg Partner Prel care 10, 5 month old "' Newport Beach Refrtg TV please cell 673-5979 and prof re1tre<S/sem1-re11red in my COM riome t:i $147 •wk 991. no deposu letve message John 955-0705 I days/wk 675•9352 $2.40 per day That's ALL you pay for 3 lines. 30 day minimum 1n Ille SERVICE DIRECTORY CALL ~ODAYll ISi F!rl Liii Your Serv!Ge 04rect0< y Repre99flllllve u2-a2111t. 110 L1 .. 1ca,la1 Plus Smell Remodel and ELECTRICIAN, Ou11 work -I LIWICIH ••ABC MOVING•• Additions W•ll1 Doors Free est $20 hr Quick & Careful T 138046 U2-1ll0, I GUI, HI ir 487892 Greg, 979-6276 FULL SERV GARDENING , LO RATES 552-0410 ---No 1ob 2 bog or 2 small ' NEW & REPAIR No 1ob I Free estimates 53 1.2501 fNauint Strtice too small Top quality 1 _ rlveways, patios. paths Reasonable FREE esO-1c 1ean Up. Landscape, iCompan1on/A1de5 ror llve etc No lob too amall mates 631 -2345 I Gardemng etr For the 1n cart> & hie ttskpg lor Reas Mickey 536-0553 -1-• bea1 1ob doofll 650•3745 1ne elderly 171 41833 2009 18 Jllll I ' T J Pelle Concrele Const Landsc ap1ng -Ro1ot1lling oLIVC·•n co"mpan1on-a1dfl Highest qu1111y. Lo prices *•HANDYMAN•* Soll prep-Sod-Spnnklers mature cartng lady Concrete Speclallst-Brlcl< Large Of amell I do It 1111 COior plan11no-Border5. 1 massage. accupressure Block Lie & 'Bonded Pat 531 -5579 or Ive msg Design-Complete reno-treatments 495-5838 Call (714)962·7~93 Carpentry masonry ,001• v&tlon S11111e 546-9 147 p ... I '°"' d lllhlf Clail• Cart Ing, pm....,. ry-w1ll. tile G1rdan1ng Full Servot.e :,NE PAINTING By Ric'1 oXYCARE In. fun & 1ovlng a more' J B 6A6-9990 ~6~w27 ~g; ~en up'! arcs Sinor 16 yrs Of happy environment Ages 2', & !FENCES-GATES Tree lrtm 1 -1 1 ve~ lll msg customers L•C 4'80644 up lncld pre-school 10ump runs C M NB JAPANESE GARDENING Tn11n~ Yuu 963-4114 C M FI PT 548-5722 area Jim Whyte. 642·7206 ISERV Clean-up & Ma1n1 I Free est Ton %• .~58 4 A A PAINTING Int E>.1 Ctatat C11crttt Clt1aiat Stmct •GEN HOME REPAIRS Y ' LOWEST possible pr•re Actutlcal Ctilil!I ... . m P.amt Drywall Carpentry DUSTY S ~andsca~ fawn 10 Step Service 662·34'3S nOUMClelnlng•Wlndows etc Gery 645-5277 PTL Mein S9fV Wkly;month · . REB(OWN OR PAI TEO 14 yre. rellablt. reaa. own 1 time FrM 111 24 1• 1640 EXTERIOR EXPERTS Alto Int/Ext P•lnung lr•n• Pini 645-98&& Dell• ~om• Repair. Plumbing, _ :>lfficult repairs R spec1a1t)' Llc•288597 631-9295 FRIENDLY T IGERSl -Why ~=~1au~7.~;~~ & C&B I.AWN SERVICE ~·c::288597 631-94'95 ----tP9'ld your 111lu1ble time -_ ·--MOW• EDGE TWICE M O GLASGOW. PAINTING A..Uaana a cloning? Fr .. estlmat11. bal~ 120·•25 548'5722 1n11Ex1 30 y1s ea per ·raraltart Stmctl reaaonlble 541·3~ Lt RXUCIAd -boViNG ISHll(AWA LANDSCAPE •efs 642·5214 §p;;i1ilzing In l\Jrn re: M~ CLEANINO·Free Eat Gerage & Verd Clnups Sod Cl11n-up1 Malnt 1torlngtref1n antiques. Ne re fhe Best, comm/ret JOf\ 645•8 192 Sprinklers etc 850·4 147 P1~ri11 etc. FREE e11 DUKE"S cell Erk:• 675·8287 f-.Fpj!A,..~T-H!'!'llN .. GP'!'IN!'!'TIPE!!'!R!!'!l"!IO!'IR!'IS~ REFINISHING 646-5587 N1nd1 & Ke11y·11 OU11ity HAULING • CLEAN-UPS ..... ~ HANGING STqlPPING 7 Day• Lowest rates trW'!'lP.P.'l'li!l"!I~ .. ~---VISA-MC r;~J-15 1:? AJ~alt . Hse<:leen1ng. exp , refs. Call Barry. 531.4748 •BRICK' Al- 642-0405or 962-1667 I Newport Cosll Mei11a •RANKSCUSTOM PAINT- C1alr1ct1r1 ... , ... J '" ne 81, 5 31 5 ING ~ WAI I \OVERING Ae9urfactno . Rooflno & Flt•••• BLOCK! BLOC"'' STUC t L•r •31581S ')43-9653 W1tarproofll\Q• &31 -4 199 BI WILSON 1 SONS " · Rm Add Remodel Kite Uake yt own bottle w1ter CO llln Nl"I 101> too ~mnll Pla•~ill Aaptt11t driveways Miiied It l'lomef AIWI h Fr11• fl911111 'fllS I \C ,------------- Petch. w111rproof creeks. Beth Tile •357487 Ins YI ave 63 t 2345 2• .... r El• lll· 111lA 30. &4& 1740 good tasting pru1lled • -11c 25 yrs exp 772-3338 ~yeers ••P -water• Norb S3&-&153 llOUlllS llASHlt ·I •Au p1umb•ng & healing• lulan1 Stnictl BLADE CONSTRUCTION lutnctita Brick, e1~11 .i nd Concretfl I Tilt BOOKl<EePiNG SERVICf cc~~"r::'~;,~~o 16U co tibiae & b Work F~Ef ESTIMA T( ExPERT CERAMIC ltllng Monthly 8ookl<M9tng 10< , l1cenMd 840-0684 lntolh ~pvle<I s 1~ 84!"2 t30 041t1nC11lie 4tford1ble y~ buan-A 979-3743 Ill...-Hr One-on-Me tutortno I • ' 11<ncf'lf)'l1 batM 722-9783 .,_rs Anyprogramoleoftw•r• 1JIHlll W Cl i Entry 1 Frenell OOOrs 1 979-055 t GMl4' A 1 ...... , .. ,. tll •t pert 8rpenlry IOI By Norman Tile Doorman • '* . '* LET !HE SUNSHINE IN ~lr·RIMod 1-Addllionl Oak & Fir 857 DOOR Ll .. IHflat I 0 CL~N & EXPERT o1 Sunshine ..... indow oie1n1nn Ooora ... tc 548-4980 a I • .,.. V9f 2 .. yeers H~~e • . -llMtrlcal -nHrJ l +C T 11&,428 730 1353 Ltd Call 17 141 64&-5980 Ooor1-M01cS1noe-Bay flfti I Commerc>11111R.1dentl8l ndowa~r>let• Pano• Pllltll IUmll . I ITAIYlll •Liii 1 story $J0 • 2.,,ary s•o Addition• Ouehty Wnrk Ou1htywor11 !t""' l opPldtremove Cleanup ,.-.--.-.. C111t WlndOWt 964·5124 •471448 P11t.1I 548 8860 1425513 i88 740 1 nu 111wn/&C)rnklr 751 347fl •~0 ••• ,... • 0oon-~1r-A111tat1on1 Cabtt\8ta·P•,..·loc'<1'4t<' )5 I e11p Jerry 642-05e7 I r anoe Co Original RESID)C(')MM Ll lND 28 f rlMI Trim Cleal'uP C'ompl Stud..nt Moveri l!'lsure<t vr\ Do-my OW1' wnrll l lC Qlfdflf\1ng Cl)ft'IPfthllvti l•~ T 124 43& 641 842; ~2760• 1 Al 8•6 812& n11oe1 Chuck 84:? ?87:1 NfW W ~•fllflnu'"' <;1orAQ11 CIHtllled 41(1-hlllf\O 111114" .,ov• "'"~Into A IOI nl llQrTWlt .,,.,..~vi yQ\.t ...... hav• re ~"" )'O\lr'\ EMPLOYMENT ~--OPPORTUNITIES ----al MERVYN,S our new Huntington Beach store _needs people like'you Join our team ! Cus1omf'1S th1rii.. of Merv,., s t" 1 friend ty place to shop oecause our eMployees en1oy help ing people If you w ork w e ll w •th people like being p art o f a team have a profess ona l atti tude a nd are ntcrested 111 part t•rnf' employment we w <1n t rr. 1.·111<. w 1tr 1<'11 Mervyn·s 1s a l amily <..h.-p<Jrt'1w"1 c; ore ottertn~ n a me brand a nd pop111ar ly pffcP<1 rne1chan<11st.• t or you and your horru> We re one of t he fastest gro w ing re a 11prs •n the nation and offer a generous con·~'"• b C'n {'ftl orograrP Cl"- well as e m ployee a isc ot-nrs on mcrcha ndrsP Nex t month we re oof'n no a n ew s tore in !hf> H untington Center S.u 01f'QO Fwv al Beact 81 ... d a nd Edinger Ave We have po1itions available for E>x per1encP1.l sales_~arSOJ1$ p l u s opp ortun1t1es 1n sates !.tOLlt. and 5 te.t 1ca 1 a reas for those w illing to learn H JH're 11 19111 tr tl4tr 1 apply In person at 7586 Edinger AV9 . (acro ss from Huntington C enter) September 8-12, and 15-1 9 from 8·30 AM to 7 PM ln1urenc1 1 nd company pohc111 determine 1p1ci.f1c ehglblllty for benefit program• Mwvyn 1 11 •n Equ el Opportunity Employer Par111me 4pm· 12 30am 24 hfl/°Wtl mutt speak E.ngllatt HISllWI Full time Day shttl F•lllYlll E.Z. Wl"I 10Pllfnlll S-.. ... WILY F /T '11 PlllNll su.s•11m111 2 yr1 min eJ.P All l hlttll IVI Cll ble ~ ,..,.., UlllS .,, amUUT 1 • uu.m... Saturd1y & Sunday only MUST BE ABLE TO WORI< Pan -llr"M WITH THE "OPPOSITE FRiil' 1111 GUii SEX CALL FOR INTER- Compvter & no1e1 e11p VIEW MF\ SWANSON pref d flex Shift 5.30-2811 Ulll&UYClH 645-5000 HI 521 For appt p1ease call oetween 9-4pm haMllP/T ~I Fieuble hrs Nee\ 1~r a~ Only dependaoie need apply 831-0262 lllT&lLllS Sectional g1rage doors 4 Ooerators Top money all Co benefits 642-3490 amlllAIT ~AGUNA CHEVRON lief· vcce sta11on FIPT Con- 1ac1 Ken Carey. 604 So Coast Hwy. L119 Beeott MYSTE RY CUSTOMER WANTEO Undercover p1zz1 consume• to evalu- ate delivery 58fv1ce .\ produci once every 4 weeks Must live wlth·tn tile delivery area of our Domino s P1u a Stores loceteo-at :;> 1112 Beach Blvd and 16561 Bolsa Chica =I 13 Huntington Beacn Tn become a llAlmlAIO( my~1ery cuStomer & re· E•Perien ced gro unds c:ecva a monthly rebete maintenance man for p11- piease cell tou lree on vate estate on p1ant care Weonesday Sep1ember ano dl5eases 1rr191tlon 10 , 800·52 t-'3674 ,y,tems 8[10 oes.gn Orimtrio s Ptu a lnr P1acf' ol el'ptaymenl & 1nte1 v ew San J 1:11l r IOW llllll& Cao1strano CA Send re-llll'S llTCllEI sume S t.OP~ or tn•s 1d\o ;:o r lunch 1ou1e 53111a .iob r MA67S9 P 0 Musi navf' ow" car P T 9560 Sacramento CA Mon Ft r.,.k .. nnme 95823 ·0~60 No lllf'• $40-$60 oa11, q•1; 0747 ma,. Qc101>er 1 1986 Gtaeral 5530 MATURE person needer in our Book Layout area AIRPIRT SllTTU Mon & Tues 10 A M I :>rovers 21 yr:s Old C1Aan appro• 6 30 P ~ Mv,1 cut .,,.., Or•11•nQ tt>CO• d De Proouct1ori Oroenteo Res1d" Nwpl Sch Costa . Ap~l'i' Pennysaver _ 1660 M<1'l11 & l aguna area Plac.ent1a eo.11 Mese S"i Ht rips MJS T BE AVAIL ....,KNl)C-, o'J 1 6~ JuSI a Clllt .JC>l"S 11 Ill 11 lhe ..,,.. 'Cllll 5 IO 1115'\tl~ MOTOR ROUTE A v a il a ble 1n L agu na Beac h /Lagun a N iguel area.' $300 to $600 No c o lloct1ng 3-4 hours a day M on th ru Fr iday afternoon Sat & Sun m o rning. Cal l 642-4333 ext 209 an d a sk tor Jim ORANGE COAST Daily Pilat 330 W Bay St Costa Mesa. C A Openin1• Now Available CAR ROUT1ES Earn Extra Ca•h For Delivery Of Thi• Paper HUNTINGTON BEACH FOUNTAIN VALLEY INDEPENDENT Deliver 1 day a week No collecting no sol1 c rting . Must have de·pendable car. truck or statio n wagon and Insurance CALL 842 -1 444 Ask tor JoAnne Cr~ney .. __ --------- .. 1 ., I .... . .. _______ ..._.. -. Aiim~:::.-t:• n, ....... , ...... '"",,.' eprtng + ,,..,..,., .... Vlcteo lGUioment flOnY " , • • w " • • I • Kint Mbrd. a chMt9. ~.t>l9. ~CA Sl2000 tt/motOfcycle/Kew..-1 T'hmlllte '300. 175-0141 w/HVC·2010 Video Cll'lf· 1983 Kl T 250 bMM* 1'A',: XlNT FUAH. eunec. ~ tta 1300 obo. Sony *-9021. . mafloOlnY 'OP·-'* 4 1 , ... ,. ct1a1 1 a.t1m111 pros•bi. border. c arvu P•d· ~1oJ.7 rni.c. Call r~ VCR SL~ obo. latt LI. Mii ....... • ~· AltllnG detllll 122..-..12 Both to t1e told ctur•no ---MOO. 3xt MafloOan.-warellou•• 11 1• f t~. tiled cent.,.~ I 8am-2pm, Sat 9/9. 17092 IALll I 1111111 4 bofder 1150. 3xt 106k c... wJQt:: fii P\iftm&n St, lrvlM, 1 blk IU..._ l(neell06e hc:f'etery OMk Regula Ion °""" p bi North Of McGaw --t$40 JambOr ... N.B. promotion from within, by H•lbert I t 50. Sd. ~"i:r, :::•2 .. " · I llllU 840·'444 and en QPP011unlty fOf M2•5205 Of 650-0t5e Qt '13 54a:eeo't ' - -DOMESTIC TFOMIGN --•• thoH quallfled •nd Beautltul deelgner'a ooun-1 ' 19202 BEACH BLVD . &llTl-.. 11111 lnter .. ted lf'l a retell c.. try trench dining tat>l9 CAR Phon1/Mltaubl1hl 11•/lla-41ll OEUVERY DEPARTMENT .... d6ee. matt ctown high rMf Apply In peraon: unuMd 42•72 w/2 20': 460 In black hallburton boVIAd sXttl From McLAREN'S DI.NI *"'*'atur• bk» Nlt to Mon thru Fri 9AM to 5PM i.avee s1aoo. 790-9171 brl•fcue. Hu ac · lheetl to furniture to '71 t ftHl Dd"/ ~ _ Ullln !Mk• moldt to manufac· at the following locatlon: ~ tor car mount· autompblle. t 780 Pl~-llH M·F tiff 8, S.S tHl 8 .._. tootl. AMlyn tpeei--Ullflllll . IUT lffllt l"iJ. 3&4·9028. tie Apt 2 t. 4:30-9:00pml 129 S. Euclid St .tiont. ~ Mciuence Couch. game table. poutf, nvacere heavy duty power r ... 1 •••• Valley 1134 w..... .... Fullerton, CA ~ opetatlon1. MMaure, 7227 Edinger Ave. 548-7505 attec 5:00pm ~r w/auto bait ,,.,.111•1 714-N06300 ~ 1toctc. UM various Huntington S..ch R bed 1 25 ch.,ger Uled !Ml than 3 Mov ng Sal•. Waher. For 2_. mo on 8'>P'd credit 21M91..e701 ~IMI. Auemble die. Equal Oppty Employer CORNE un ta • S3800 l>M-0185 dryet good cond $150 DATSUN 240Z 1970 red v.,iry dlmenllon• S 1483 tol• 1)5, 2 oce ctvs S t5. l'l)O. · bOth.' Klno liz• bd~m 181 II 1111 Ull Ull 11'> 1 yr exp In ~b Of 2. SAILING INSTRUCTOR dln•tte tbl w/6 chairs ,._ t . ll $500. ge2_.274 Orange Cout ,on black. Sun roof. ·exp u mold maller Club now accepUng re-S25. con ... end tablN. 2 WJJ• fl.I Jeep/Renault AM/FM cw , concord f':per Job lit• Interview '°"'"· OcMn goino exp. c:he9t of drawers ss-s 10. ieU eompa1. comp. compl ~t 1tac• 111 2524 H11b0f Costa Mesa 1tereo, new tlf"e1 & paint Htmtlngton Beach Send Strict requirements Mt1 fnlac 1ampe pictures 1895 w/50 MO dr S 1595. libOlStE UoVIAd SALE: Ml· II Clean lnaieM & out, must tl'ta ltd and your resume for Jay Giil 675·7100 550.9 99 Apple lie 1ys prntr He 12.150. LHve to: Santa Ana Race Shop COUC s7o. TV (llke new) modem $1195 547-0739 ~~~~~ ~. ':~'·~ Trackl 3S meuage 847-8193. Job •MV~ Helper & Driver. Good $100, Swivel Rocker seo. frH .. '" 1111. 3spd demountable bike 1611 Dataun PICi(1.ip tOng DAtSUN ··ao 2aozx 2+2. J P.O. Box 9560 driving reeo!ld. Muat 2 1g oll palntlnos $50 ea. mahogany desk, storage ,bed, . gobd condUlon white. 5 apd,. lo•~. S •cr•rfl •n to . C A know Orange County tiqorla.mp S10.nlc:nac man, • cablnet1.Sat9-13,9·5, •1950.953·540&. 87,000 ml. 15500. 195823.0560 no Iller Accepting mate & female shelf $5. 648-1456 C.M. female, 2nd Iller Pups. CHh, 104 Via Cordovi': RED/WHITE 1~79 fOfd D-'4&-0583, E-675-5937 than 9/21188 appllc:antt-Start.at mini· Free to good home. Also __ ----,,---- POaSCHt:' AUDI CHf VlOLCT Hlfl\ut Qv.11111 S.leo A S.tvlu """"' .. ,,., "'" to E. Co.11 Hwy N•wpon Inch ,,, .• ,.. *PEUGEOT * * MAST-EM Tl * • '* ALFA ROMEO * 1t SAAB * BITTER* ,CJIEACHU ~ • 7 52 ..()9()() • mum wage & advence. DREXEL Bk cue..· trpl Pupplea 545-3710 . TrHa,tltiea truck, ~ cab, ~. ton. HONDA.'79 CMe. CVCC. 5 '1111A1PAA .~ 957. drsr. c:hu l. rnd tbl1. Fee 10 hm fem , fully equipped $5000.-apd, red, nu Orel a pelnt. , .. , ..... ,., SCREEN M'ker•llnatlr~ brau ettandellef, teak Sc 000: I t INt~ 81111 7011 548-3009 s;us. AC. recent ~lne ==== A~•~ In Irvine are•. Inside/out Exp'd not petlotbl4chra..497-3199 w.i~h';d~in.e Spay~.".111 XcAl[[Es 1nii11able 3 fa11 ~k. Sl200. 642-59 1 TOP Ill Piii $300 to $600. No colleet· necessarv but l'lelphJI KING bdrm set:Mau. Trpl .shota. 7 yrs old 536-4543 man w/nr new Evlnrude OODGE ·68. full conver, HONDA '86 PRELUDE SI l"O 3-.4 hours • day 646-7272 Joyoe drssr w/mtrrors, 2 night • !Phil-!. tank~ S P"bP top. sml block \18, blllcil, ao1o, C<Mtr, bra. 5 F~.ed.. ~ • ..._Fr199y....,-•lfl ;.._lRIPI st1mdr. bedd ftJl 551·1S17Eves no~llprearend:Otferl yr.wnty.7500ml,llr\9W. MercedesBenz noon. Saturday and Sun· ~TD~,:,~~ones and bdaprd. xlnt cond, 295, I02S Pewtr INta 7 012 646-3647 7pm-tOpm $ 14,000. 528-4699 llMEllATI OlSI ~/_.~o~n,g, Kl~ a I I bookkeeping. 54S-3'41 ~:i~. ~;...•:b:~~ :i VIKING 2 f c:haraetw boat bti••"-,--Mp~fn1.'7~.~:,sL~,te::: T~~ir=~~~~·,j•ld " ' •-~t Carson Shipyard fee table. 54S· 7106 parade winner I Great for Cl111ica t04S good condition. S 13,950. 11111 If ... ITS I PIJet IEOllfTY tfFIOlll MOVING SALEI Furniture, 497-3199 793•9ss9 att 6pm LINCOLN CONTtNENTA[ .Call e11 .. 549-9823 ,. .. •IUHI ; •-cruising & parties! 330 Bay St Prl111te community. Ill· exerclae bike. _p~tures, I ~, 19-t • 2d~ -GonYettlble. MBZ. 78-300 • 11 nt eond.. 4 S37-233 CCS1~92826 shifts avaTI16ie:-Fu~ blkes&househotd 1tem1 ctiut1aart ki11Nt1 7014 mint mini .full leather. lvoryw/blmbOO lntserv. '76 TOYOTA 4dr Excel· Part-time. Retirees & col-840·~32. I ai t 1147 .71 RANGER 26 tt VHF, perlect car collectors reGord, lo mi. $9900. lent cond, a /c pwr Piil .-Tall lege students e n · · It OS · 4 b b t classic. $32000, Weet<-842-5554 •leitr-ferlls. am /I m Opportunity for training c:ouraged to c all. MUST $ELLI 7 pc: Birch ce urn ure qup-• ags. new oa days 644-6440 Kelly. .., 5S Din rm sel 5Sx42 tbl w/2 ment· Desks, chairs, tr/In Reduced S9200obo MBZ .80 450sL. M ............ $1900 obo 64c·41 and advancement Must (714)240·0227 12"1eaves. 5 chrs, Buffet c:rendenu, •ddlno ma-this week 722-7S90 Nights & Weekends bamboo Interior, ~Mlnt TIYITl 'll Cllllll ~vegood driving record. •r1-1T&..-w/chlna hutch 54S-4030 chines & misc ac· ERICSON 33·. ·Loaded! 646•4S79 ~ual opportunity Em--W"'5 •-~--cond, 41K m l. $29.500 5 speed. good mileage ptOyer Call Mr Charley Employees Gravey1rq & MUST SELL: Queen size. eesaorles to be told-dur-One of best In Newport Aatll l•flrtH 675-7550, S4S-3133-0 S 1995. Call 642-3S50 al •3"·0S3S Other Shifts. SaU comm lr\g Warehouse Sale. Beach Boat show, best 1;;:::::::::-=:::=:::J _ .. , box spring. mattress, 9 .., s t 916 1709" OS s 11 MBZ '85 500SEL M Blue YW '1111} I • ben. 2590 Newport am-.. pm. a . ' price P.P. 714 S54-1 ••'M CL .,..K · 1 II frame, antlnues. paint-p 11 St 1-~:.·-1 blk .,,, ,_, ray leat"~ 111 options PHOTO . l hour lab prlnt-Bl11d. lnterVlew M·F lngs. etc. 644-4549 u man • '"""'· ISLANDER 30 M K II, '"'" · Runs good, n/some work F T _ North of McG1w. Cru•se enulpt, well maint AUDI/RENAULT Mini eond. $39,500. S800 obo 675-S660 eves er/counter help I TECHNICIAN Wiii train ' "' •rrp 675-7550·N. S4S-3133·0 90(per pref'd but wlll tram right person to wk photo OAK waterbed, queen. 9 Nwpt sllp, $2'4,000 Ask .,~,,., 0 50 0 s9 bkcue. hdbrd w/mlrror I o d 645 27S7 Wage D E. 2 • 4 equip Call for appt 12 draw•r pedesatal I aaett ound to or 1111 • ~ o " MBZ '86 190E. 13K ml. smoke allver, black leather. $23 ,000 S93-0979 or S91 ·690t vw '65 Gh•(l. rbl engine. new clutch. new seats some chrome parts S 1,000/0BO 645-9420 PLAYGROUND AID I Photo Siop 760-9157 s200 obo 645-761 l good adult home on1y1 No Stmce, S.•iJ•••'..t ~ Hu• NPTRllNVGATTOE ;cBHC~~LREA TEMPORARedY P/Timmed. Office furniture: Hiebert c:hlldren. 4yrs, trained. Sanlit1 7u20 help need for printing desll credenza In hghl excellent watchdog, lov-MARfNE EQUIPMENT IRVINE AUTO 3-6PM. 536· 144 1 shop must ha11e pleasant oak 'and leather chair tng ad~~ ... ~~~pan1on Sat-Sun Sam-?? CENTER P/T llllll Wiii personalty 549-9464 $2000 or best oller A11on Redcrest. Oars, Ille 714-951-3144 . --. -VW '74 Super Beatie-, MBZ. Wanted S2-S5 beautiful low miles. 300SD. wtlt or ivory, gd Porsche red e~ll c:ond cond 642-5554 Curt s 1950 pp 962-8640 Mu1t be 1ble to 1111 heall'y TOW TRUCK DRIVER 364-902S PITllLL PIPPY'S jackets, radio, depth weight. 540-4234 Bring OM V Pr1nt·Out Ouallty frenc:h sofa & love-7 wka old. White. wht/blk finder. anchors. bait 800-428-7 485 •II 'll ... Ill* ,/T L-•ay••t 11;;. Foun1a1 5 n 56 _v 2 a 1 1 50 1ey area seat. exposed wood $200 each. 642-2355 tank, port-a-potty. B1m1n1 .---------~White/Palo. superb con- --...,.. frame. must see! $400 top. 2165 State A11e, C M. dltlon Service records &. Ideal IOf college students. -733•0127 FIH ,rt1ol111 llitt111. (off Victoria btwn Placen-I year warranty a111llable Hex. hrs, no exper nee:. WllHlllE/lllYEI l"-8111 MH'--. tie & btOOllhurst) (073350) 1m~l1te opemngs Call Eleclnc: supply store in QUEEN BED. box springs -a• --111,tll tor awt S.9-3073 Costa Mesa Must speak & mattress, very good UELTIE, ILIE IEILE Slip1/Decks/St1ra1t •••.. .,,. ,HI SUIHI P/T IUllT/L.lUIOlPE English 6~6-7777 c:ond $75 Match couch MALE. 2 years $200. (714) 7022 ~ ,_ llPllTI Need hatd working per-•erclla .. Ht & loveseat $20 673-4220 540-4234 •S1SO/MO . UP to 25• lt•llll 1001 Oua11 St NB 90n Expert in landscape 11_ 1 nlO Queen size bd, brand new. Piaall .-Ort••• Marcus Channel under 833_9300 care. office cleanup run n11hS•t1 -still 1n pkg Wrnly tn· &OSt the Arches Bridge Always a t remendou1 errands. Must tiave own CaUforn1a Mission style eluded Paid S635 Must 650-Sl45 selection of n.w & trans. Flex hrs. 673-4664 oak llbrarv table S200 sell S325 obo S46·•3S 16 KIMBALL cons o I e Newport-OOver Shore c arefully prepared •1-..T Oak oft1c:e c:riair S 100 wtbench 4yrs. like new, dock ava11 approx 30 It. preowned BMW's In .sr•-N 733-0127 Sealy Postureped1c. extra pecan ltmsh orig $2670 t 1 t 11 1 N~ed for Tropic: Tan. -.-firm, Spec:1a1 With frame, asking $1400 497-3 199 wa er eec: nc Y no ove stock. A''ll •• c.I 6011 ab_Qard 6~·6772 It doe* make· a dif rs 7-12AM. Mon-Fri ei..cellent cond•tlOrf. LO_W_R-EY Rhythm Organ. s s B E "" • "5005 K Is -$250 S54 7S1S I LIP AVAILA L ,,,.,......,.., ··"'--•· r __ I UY lPPUAIOll · with wood bench easy Sizes 2S'and 30-•----- R EPTION needed at LEI lll-11U SOLID oak wall unit s4oo. 1nstruct1ons included Call 642-4644 purchaaeyour BMW. un Tan Center Wiii tram _ _ _ d S 1 000 S47 7194 or I $200 obo. 644-5474 9-5pm, Mon-Fri .. ---ft r1ght person' outgoing FRIGIDAIRE I pal · • -• •• wm •c II 1>ersona11ty 969-0SS5. Retrigeraw. Almono. 20 S42· 1444 Joanne TV, SttrH, EltctrHlCI •1t11cyclt1/ 111'\'1"' ~ Ctass.c Tan. CdM Cub i c 64~~i7~8 S100 . WOOD DESK tg good &OIO ScHttfl ICfll ~1'm.f' wt-i lool\lng fOf a lull-lime cond $50. Orsr wtlold KENWOOD KRCS3S, cass HONDA '85 Rebel, xln'I job,1t11k"prsetlcallyno Large Fr1g1daire. 2 door. down desk $50 king receiver pull out $375. cond. 650 mils, 4 yr ser-(114) ~111 t~tocheci!theop· t6 cu It. white. works wtrbdw/mirroredcanopy Sansu1 lOO watt amplifier vice contract. 673-0468 204 w Isl Santa Ana Pdnunltlea In ClaulfieO well S 125 642· 1S3 l $S50 obo 7S6-0642 S 125. 548-0212. FIRMI Curt POOLIC NOTICE P\8.IC. NOTICE PORSC.HE 75 91 lS. Coupe, sunrool. rebuilt mo t or . s 12 .ooo . S46-0545 NISCIE 111 IU Show rm cond. 10K mt, must sell' PP 497-3320 PORSCHE Cabriolet 91 tsc. 14,000 moles. polished 7's & S's. great s ter eo , full leather. $29500. week days 644-6440. Kelty. Week- ends & Nights 646·4S70 Pl&.IC NOTICE , .. , ... llPIUTD1"91 ,.-. • No ~t!1hrnd tw.1 ~· Mar,upo, • Nil ttd»Jc .e~t OMl' /aMi(* tuat f""t /amif* r19lt. (~' ¥OIKSWageti 1442 S Bristol. SA 141-0220 ~IC NOTICE VW VANAGON '8 t , tint glaM. •• Cleln. = .:021~~12 vw ·79 Rabbit. 1mmac. 11'1· aide & out. 4 apd, • door. 11.,eo. 39'nf>Q. 11695 14M533 ....... Runl gr·eatl am/fm $1800 OBO. 557-9746 SOUTKCOUNTY VOLKSWAGEN A 'ISUZl,' AM> TRYING HARD£R TO BC -1 •SALES ·SERVICE •PARTS ·LEASING , Al!t.f \l 1IMNll1t11 JN IHI WI r'10A I EVERY MOOll & COl.Oll CM.LIODAY NABERS CADILLAC LARGEST SELECTION of late model low mileage C1d1llac:s in Orange Countyl See us lodayl &40-9100 2800 Harbor Bl11d COSTA MESA CAD S3 Cpe OeV1lle loaded. lthr mt vinyl root garaged. pampered 44K lrwy mt S 12K 673-3600 IBGDO©m #l BUICK DEALER IN ORANG! COUNfY Wr 011~• • New {.dt ~;It\ • u~~c1 c~, ,,1i,\ • 'lflYKr ;l tbttl& • l tttllfnt f 111;nc1r11 ER IBUDO©m 1S H.,1>0< 8111<1 C:M 9 79:2500 WE IH·All lllEI . USED CARS & TRUCKS COME IN OR CALL FOR FRIE IPPlllUL OeLILLO llPllLIT 1S211 BEACH BLVD HUNTINGTON BEACH l•l-tOtl;l•l·llJ1 HEVROLET 1977 Caprice station wagon S pass Clean, orig owner $179~ 964-6733 HEVY S4 CaprtCtl CIBSSIC Wagon. 251( ml, loaded new tires, 3rd sea1 $9750 631-2966 ORD 66-Mustang all orig. ult lam 2nd C:il( 01 classic fl;a.-er·UP $2395 750-2703 all 5pm . '11 11&1 Ille. Wll Fully loaded, 1 .. the(. cass. 9 passenger. VS : tBGB21SO ..... THEODORE ROBINS FORD 10()0 HAl80 11 !lVO COSTA M HA b42 0010 ::>LOS CUTLASS S3, Cruise. AtC FM stereo. S3200 obo Days 7~9 ·13~ N~ 646-6731 Mike , ____________ ...,_ _________ __ No room left in the garage for the car? A call to classified can help. POOllC NOTICE Pl.6LIC NOTICE Pl&.IC NOTICE POOLIC NOTICE Ml.IC NOTICE 1 , __ Ptlll_IC_NO_T_ICE __ K 2TS7I addition 10 that ol said de-transrer the foOowlng a•· IUMMONI IC 27• The tocatlon In Ca11torn1a oy subm•ltlng a completed Corporation. 2000 Ouaot IC 27124 IC 276'1 Notte.°' .... cea~. at tr>e time of death, co11011c oeverage license (or (CITACION JUOtCIAL) NOTICE Of ol the ch1e1 execullve ottlce form STD 8 11 with lhe bid Street. Newport Beach, CA I NOTICE OF Notte. of Sale of "9el "opel'!J on and to all the certain real I 1 c e ns es) N um ber NOTICE TO DEFENDANT DEATH Of or principal business office proposal No preference w111 92660 INTHIDED TRANSFER of RNI Property at hfwate Sale property sHuated in City ot 41-163909 now Issued 10 (A11lso a Acusado) NICK LUCILLE OTIIOER ot tile intended transferor 1s t>e granted unless the bod os The loca11on 1n Cahlornoa Of LIQUOR LICENSE et Private Sale No. A 1M 112 Huntington Beach County premlMS located at 9921 OtZBAR lndlvldually and ANO OF AMENDED 3 t Navarre Irvine CA accompaniecl 'by the STD ot Ille cll1el execu11ve olllce OR LICENSES No. A·13"U31 In the Super-101 Court of of Orange. State of Call-Hamilton Avenue.""Jor the DolngBus•nessAsFITNESS 1"£m10NTO 92715 811 or proncopal buStness otltce l NOTICE IS HEREBY ,In tnP Super101 Courl 01 the Stall ol Cttllforno•. 1or torn11 particularly de-prernlMS toc:ated 1t 9921 FOR HEAL TH. ano DOES I ADMINIS"rE" ESTATE All other business names 810 proposals mull be Ol Ille Intended transle1or ts , GIVEN lo the Creditors ol j rne S•illt' of Cahtornoa IO• th41 Coun\y of Or•noe scribed as lotlows. 10 w11 Hamllton Ave . In the City of to tO NO. A·1M331 and addresses used by the submitted tor tile entore 1420 Village Way Unit F Gregory e Howell. Social me C0vn1y 01 Orange In Ille Matter of Ille Estate Lot 8 ol Tract No 3847. Huntington Beach. County YOU ARE BEING SUED To all lletrs. 1>enel1c1aroes lransleror w111lin Ille past work desc:;lbed therein De-Santa Ana CA 92705 security No 558-02-5164 In rile Maner ol ll'lt' ~l&tt' ol Harry 0ou91as C•PP all.a as per map recorded m ol 0f9nge State ol Call· BY PLAINTIFF IA Ud le esta creditors. and c:ont1ngen1 three years are None v1at1ons from plans and All otlle< business names llcensee wtiose buStness lld 01 BE 1 TY JEAN SA FF Ell DOUGLAS H CAPP aka Boot. 178 Pages 34 and 35 torn11 demandando) GOLDEN creditor~ and persons Wf\o Tne names and business spec111ca11ons w111 not be and addresses useo by the dress ,5 1700 Ptacenlla Ave OeceaS"d DOUG CAPP Deoeased ol Mtsoelleneous Maps 1n That tile amount of WEST PUBLISHING. INC . a may be otherwise interested address of the translerees considered and Wiii be cause transferor within me past 111 tile Coly or Costa Mesa I Nol•ce 15 nereoy given that Notice ls l'lerebyglven that 1ne otllce of the County Re-purchase price or consider-Cahlornla corporation In the will and/or estate ol are JOHN E BAERG and lor re1ec11ons of bids Tile lhrM years are None. County 01 oiange State ot the undersigned woll sell al 1ne undersigned wlll setl at corder of salO County atlon in connection with u ld YCMI "8ft 30 CALENOA" LUCILLE OTTtGER AKA BECKA A BAERG 5432' Department 11as Ille right to Tile names and business 1 CalolOfnta. that a transler is Provate sale 10 1ne 11.ghest 1>r1Yate sale to the nighest Commonly known as transle< of said lleense (or DAYI aft8' tNe 14Hftmona LUCY OTTIGER Burlingame. Buena Park CA waive any 1rregulari1y on a aOdress ol the transrerees about to be maoe 10 Furr a >tnd tlesl b1ddl'r subiect 10 and t>esl btddel aubtect 10 6112 Dundee Onve Hunt-hcente1) and said business la -..cl°" you to nte a A pet1t1on Ms been loled 90621 010 or to re1ect any or all are DAVID GRAY eno Enterprises Inc •. Sooal Se-kon11rm11110<1 01 '3+d Su· conftrmatoon ol sa•O Su-1ng1on Beach. CA including 1118 estimated in· typewritten re1ponae at by MICHAEL OTTIGER & The property penonent btds CAROL A ORAY. 7-07 curtly No 550· 16-9365 1,, j lle"or Court on or atter the peroor eourt, on or afler the A P No 145-372·32 ventory. 11 lhe sum or tMe-'. HEIDI OTTtGER In the Su· hereto is described In gen-No blO Wtll be considered AvenoOa Columbo, San 11enOed transferee whose,22nO 08y 01 Sl'(lt 1986 111 19 day of Sept 1986 at the more commonly ~,,own S52,500 00. which consists A letter Of phOM call wltl perlor Court 01 Orange ecat as Stock in Trade Fix. u,,tess •t is made on a s1an-Clemente CA 92672 business address 15 206 s Et 1ne o"'r" 01 s NORMAN office of RICK A BLAKE as ot the tol~lng not P'04ec:t J«MI; J«Mlr tJpe-County requesnng that lures Equipment end Oard form rurntslled by the The p1operty pertinent I Camino Real •n ine C•ty 01 BLAC:K AllnrnPy at Law 2700 N Main St Ste 850. Terms ot sale cash tn law-Clleells-personal check written r"pon" mual be MICHAEL OTTIGER & HEIDI GOOdwlll ol a certain Toavet Department and ts mAde.m nereto 1s Oesc:rioed In gen-1 San Clemente County orl 1801 F ParH'hurl ·Pl Sinta Ana. CA 92701 tut money of 111e Untied $5.000.00. Promissory notes In Pfoper legel form It )'OU on1G!:R be appoonteo as Agency t>ustness ano •S ac:coroanoe w11h the .. In-eral as Stock 1n Trade. F1x-1 Orange State ol ca111orn111 :: 101/E Sant11 Ana CA 11 4·667-04 77 County ot States on sate pr part cash In ta11or of seller S 18.000 Oo: went tM court to !teer rour personal rapresentatove to located 11 2634 San Miguel strucuons to Bidders tu res, Equipment and 92672 tne 1o11owir>g al 92701 County 01 Of"anoe Orange. State of Cahlorn1a ana balance evtOencect by Tangible propeny demand ~. administer 1118 estate ot the Drive, Newport Beach. CA Prospective bidders may Goodwill of• cen11n Tr1ve1 1coholtc oeve1age lloense 1or State or Ca1ttorn1a all the aH the r1g111 1111e and onterMt note secured by Mortgaoe note to be repla(;ed with. It )'OU do not ftle JOUr decedent 92660 Tl'le business name examine and obtain plans. Agency buSlness and · IS 1 1 c e n 1 e 5 ) N u m 11 ,. , roghl 11Ue 61,d 1nterMt ol of setd deceased a1 lhe tome or Trust Deeo on lhe prop· cash $29.500 00 retponM °"time. JOU maJ The pelttoon requesls useo by the said transferor spec111ca t1ons, and bid loc:eted 11 2000 Ouall 147-134101. herelnaller Cle sa•O oacMsed at me time or of death ano all the rtglll erty so sold Ten per cent of That It 11as been agreed i-tfM caM, and 1our autllOroly to administer the at said loc: roon is NEW-lorms by Calling at or maohng Street Newport <leach Cf A I serit>e<l and issued tor the death 11nd i!ll Ille rognl 1111e tltle and 1n1erest lhal the es· amount btO to be deposited between said licensee and w ..... m-r and Pfot>-estate under the lnOepen-PORT HILLS AVEL • request to the. i>lltctal ot 92660 The buSlness name premises located at 1700 ano •rreof!sl 111a1 rno est.ire tate ol s11d d8'ease<l rias with b•d onlended lf9nsleree as re-ert)' maJ be tellen without dent Admonistrat•on of Es· Said bulk tra sler is In· the Chlel ol Prant Oper-used by the sa10 tf9nsle<or I Plaoentta Ave in lhe City 01 ot sa•O dect1useo 11as c acquired by opera11on ot law Bids or offers 10 be on wrot· quired by Sec 24074 ol the further wamlnt from the tates Ac.I w11n 1tm1teO tended to De co ummlled etlons at the above aOdress. II said ioc:atton IS THE Cotta ~esa. County at Oo quired by operation al la"' or or otl'lerw111e other than or on 1ng and w•ll be recetved at Business anO Professions court. auo10111y at the office Of ACTION lelephoRe number 17 u 1 TRAVEL STATION 1 ange State ol Calllorn1a 01herw1s" olher than 01 1n • -1 Ille alore~uud otflce et any Code, tlleMhe consideration Thate are other legal re-A hea,,ng on ltle pe1111on ESCROW, INC 800 No~lh 957-5213 S11d bulk transfer IS In· Pursuant 10 such mten-aOdtl•O" to 11181 01 saJO oe lime alter the hrs! publl· for lhe transfer ol said buSI· qulfemenla. You mar want wlll t>e held on OCTOBER 1 Tustin Avenue, Suite .G. A . payment 09nd, Stan-tended to oe «>nsummated hon the unde,,1gne<I 1s ap ceased a11he 1 m(' ot oea111. cauon noreot ano oetore nest and transfer of said to cell an attCHMJ right 1986 at t 45 P M 1n De.pt Santa Ana. Calltorn1a. Or-dard Form 807 in Ille a1 the otltee ot ACTION plying to Ille 06c>artmen1 ot 1n and to all rne C;>rtain real date ol sale license IS 10 be paid only -aJ. " JOU do not known No 3 al 700 C1v1c Cen1er angeCounty on or alter Sep-amount of llfty percent ol the ESCROW, INC , 800 North Al<;Ol\oll<.-S.Vet.11g4 Control l>f~ff 5'1uleo ,11 City of !)r H H Names Daleo IJ\1s 26 oav 01 Aug_ af!Alf Mid lransle< l\as ~ en llttofMJ, r-mey-calt an ~ W~t Santa Ami, CA tember 28, 1986 This Doti\ contraci prtce mos1 ac:co-m-Tustin Avenue, Sulle G. '°' 1uuance and transfer 01 1rv1ne county 01 Orange FOREHAND 11986 -. approved by the Deport· attorney referral Mrvlce or 92702 transfer IS sub1ec1 to Calo· pany every con1rac1 lnvolv-Santa Ana Calllornll, Or· the following alcoholic State 01 CellfOfnoe parhcu-J A S O N D A V I () Le 1Ia"1 M c M 111 an & menr of Alc011ollc Beverage a ..... Md offtc:e (llated In IF YOU OBJECT 10 tile lornla Unllorm Commeretal ing an expenditure 1r1 excess anQo County on°' alter Sep-beverege hten~ 0, licenses 1ar1y dt'o;cflllen as follows 10 FOREHAND a stu-Gregory Capp Co Admonis· Control ttle phOM boOll). granting 01 the petotoon you Code Section 6106 ol $5,000 tember 26 1986 T111s bulk 47.134101 for tne premises wn d N . H bo trato•s of lf\e estate of said That e sale transfer and ....__ __ de le should either appear at the The name and address ot fhe successful b•dder will 1ranste1 is sub1ec1 10 Call· locatt!O at 1700 Placent•a u No 1v1 o E o 1 7 3 Ro ent ewport ar r Oecederil assogn~nt of 1118 aloresatd .....,._.. ~ en· hea11ng and stale your ob· the person w1111 whom be required to enter into a lorn1a Uniform Commercial Cosltl Men CA INTEREST IN LOT 1 OF Kigh School. pas.<;fff I Rlctt A. llalle. AltorneJ at stock In trade. fixtures. ::.C~ t:t~~ac:'°;. ju-1ectoon' or Ille"""""" ob1ec· clarms may be Iliad IS AC· contrac:turll agreement rn Code Secuon 6106 Amount ol purchase p11c.e TRACT tQJA• BOOK 477 away Septemb~:r 7 Law, 2700 N. Mein St .. Ste. equipment and good will of de 30 :AS CALE~A,_:O: lions w1111 the court before TION ESCROW INC 800 N the form of a "'Slandar~ The name and address of 0, r.onsoOeratoon on connec· PAGES 41 & •:? OF MIS 1986 H .cJ t50 Santa An1, CA n101. 5810 ousmess #Ill be con-lhe hearing YllU! appear-TUSTIN AVENUE SUITE G. Agreement. form STD 2 tile petSOrl Wllh whom 11on with said transler of S<lld le EL l ANEOUS MAPS IN e IS sur_vivt Att0rner for Co-Admlnte-summated. ano the con-para pr•"•ntar una ance maybeonpersonorby SANTA ANA. CALIFORNIA wh1Ch shallbebtnd1ngupon cle1ms mayt>e!lled 1s AC· ticenseorhcenr;e~isthesum !THE orr icE or !Hf b)' h is moth1•r Sh1·tl<1 lr•lor sld11r•t1on therefor together reepueata Merila a ma-your allo•ney 92705 and the test day tor lhe State 01 Caflfornta only TION ESCROW INC 800 N 01 $40.000 oo. wi1icll con COUN r"' RECORDER OF Coburn. fathf'r. JJl'k PIJbllSlled Orange Coast with the consideration for qui.,. en Mta cort•H ed IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR flllng c1111ms by any CredltOf upon approval_!>y tile State TUSTIN AVENUE. SUITE G SISIS ol lhe lollow•ng pay SAID ORANGE COUNTV Yore hand brnlh»rs Oa11v P1to1 September 9 10. th• transle< and assignment .=,:i• 0 u.:8 ;,m a or a contingent C•f'Clltor ol shall be September 25. 1981! The contract Is not blndlOQ SANT A ANA CALIFORNIA ments mo•t! cnonmonly ~now•t • · 16 1986 ol the afo<esa10 license 1or t no ec:era the Oeceaseo you must hie w111c11 IS the business oey on either perfy uniess and 92705 and Ille tasl day for Promissory notes too a~ 21 SUMMERWIND J. P and Jeremv SIS I TW341 ucensetJ is to oe palO on or p«>tec:cloft: 811 r...,_eta your c1a1m with the court or before the consummation untll II Is approved by ap. llllng c111ms by any creditor s4o.ooo f 1AVINE CA 92707 t.er, J enru (er . grand alter the 29 d•y ,ol Septem· eecrlta • maqulna tlene qua present 11 lo the personal oate specllled above proprlale authorized slate snail De September 25. 1986 All other buSl,,ell$ names I Terms of sn~ c;un •n law. paren ts Jane Coburn ~IC NOTICE ber. 1986. et the escrow de-c u"Jf~r d con 1 181 ~or-representative appoll'lted by Oaled January 29 1986 agencies. Including the De-whic:h os Iha business day ano addresses useo l>Y the 1u1 monev 01 the U11tte<1 ( Sh ' W partment of BEITER SER· me 8 •• •11• ••tile court w1th1n four months CUlVllW, INC .. a Cell· Plrtment of G.neral Ser· belOfe the consummauon Trt1nsleror w•thin111reevt>a,. Slates on sale or pan cash 0 rnnston <><.l IC 27122 VICE ESCROW COMPANY. lt)topladM 11 ueted qulefe from 1tie date of hrst 1a-tou1l1 c orporation, BJ: vices. 11 required. 01te specllied above last past so lar as known to and 1:>t1h~nced 11v1dence<1 by Vs.rgima, Ellen F'on NOTIC( TO at 14284 Beach Boulevard. qua 11 cone eecucfM 111 suance ol tellers as pro111ded Arnold C. FOfde, Trana· All none•empt state c:on-Dated September 2. 1986 the transleree are OBA noie secured bv M0tlOB!le hand ·or Costa M~·<WI, CREDITOflS OF 1n th• City of Westmlnsrer. caeo. 1n Sec loon 700 01 the feror1 tracts ol $5,000 or more 11e JOHN M. IAICE"· INC., A Popeyes Galley 0, Tru51 Deeo on tile prop L 1 F or ehand 11£ IULIC T"ANIFER County of Orange. State of 8' uated no ~ta 111 Probate Code ot Ca111orma JOHN E. BAERG. llECICY SYbjeCt to state contraclOf Calttornla COfporatlon, tr: That it 118, been aQreed erty w said TM pet c.enr 01 Y e . AND OF INTENTION Cahforn1a. p1ov1ded that the reepueata 1 llempo. SM'8de The hme for hhng claims will A. BAE"O· Tran•*"' nond1acnm1nat1on i nd com-JOHN M. IAICEll, ,.,_ESI· between said licensee and amount O•d to oe 0,.posltl!O Laguna Hills, grt·&t TO TllANIFE" Department of Alco1101tc perdef 81 caeo, 't le pueden not expore pr101 10 four Publl111eo Orange Coa~t pllanco requirements DINT, TrenefefCH1 intended transferee 119 re-with b•d grandmother G lt•nnd ALCOHOLIC llEVERAOE Beverage Control has •P· qult1r iu IOl8flo, 811 ddlrtero months tr om tile date ot the Dally Piiot September 10 pursuant to Government DAVID QllAY. CA"OL A. quired by sec 2•074 ol IN! Bids or 01111,510 be on writ F I a n a g a n I') ( LICENIE(I) proved 111d transfer of salO J ..!!!!!.. c;:H 1 e _:.~ hearong notice above 1986 Code Section 12990 and Q"AY, Trani..,... Business 1no ProlesStons 1ng and will be •!Ke•v6<1 111 L b W (S.Ca 1101_.107 license Pf_..-"80 YOU MAY EXAMINE the W355 Cahfo1nla Adm1n11trattve Pu!>h•N!d Orange Coast COde 1113111141 consu:Jert1hori the 810,,.said Olll(';e 81 any u m er port. esl u C'C end 24073 Dated Sep1embe< 1 1986 cloflel por pert• de le eofie, me kept by Ille court 11 you Code. Tiiie 2. Dtvu11on 3. Dally P1101 September to. for the 11ansfer 01 s111o ume Alie< me ,,,,1 oubh Virginia a nd severa~I · ei Mq UP) tOMETHIN't COOICIN, lxlaten otroa requleltoa are a person interested 1n Ml.IC NOTICE Section 8201 t986 ocenN ·~ 10 be paid only cal•on llereot 11no t)etort1 aunts, uncles 11n(I NOTICE IS HEREBY INC., BY: CHllTE" OAM· lefat". ,.,.. q~ the u tate. you moy aefve In accordance with IM W35 I 811er said tr&nafflr 11u t>Mn dlle ot ~le cousins V1s1 tat1on GIVEN to the C•edllors ol IONI. ,r .... Tr-*or and :i==:1e""tt 110c0tt-upon 111e executor Of admon-O·t:rm provisions of Section 1no ---------epproveO by ta•O 06.part-Dateo this 5111 day ot • · SOMETHIN S COOKtN ue.nMe · 1Stf9t0f, or. upon the 11· NOTICE TO of the Labor Code. lhe De-PtalC NOTICE !Milt of Alcofloll<: Beve•&Qe Sept 1986 Will be this evening INC Soc1a1 Secumy No BEBA KALLA RIB~E A -a Wt .~, .... , = tornl)' lor the e•ecutor or CONTRACTOflt partment hu aac:ertllned ---------Control. at the esGrow d• Caplin Ch•ole~ R Sellell, trom 3 unul 8PM at 597. 74-2386. Transferor KALLA, Tran11.;ee ano In-"--.:: ~°' ~ef~ 1om1n1stretor, and Ille with OS 1393 (31841 thll the gener11 prevllllng 11179 penmen1 ol E•acut1ve united StatM Nivy h Ha r b o r L a w n .,,o L.lcen .... whose bust-tended Tran1ferM ereM oftCIM de ~ ..... 1he court with prool of Mt· Seai.d pr~sals wOI be rat" Of waioes appllcllble In t TATl•NT Of' &crow at 2:1 t S Ola v111a. ec:1.1tOI' of lhe Hiiie of Mid u S ne11ldor .. 111914 w 20th Publllhed Or1nge Cout 1#'9 el dW t lo tele-vice, • wr111en request Siii· reoetved et the off1<:e of the CO\fnty In wtlk:h the WOl'tl MANDCm•NT Of' In the City of San Clemente. Decedent Pllortuary . er v ices s1r .. 1 In the City 01 Coat• 0111y Piiot See>tember 10. (WM " ., • • 1no that you dell•• sc>eclal Pllnl Operation• • FairvMIW 11 to be dOM are th<>te rat.. Ull cw PtCnnout Courity ot Orar19e Stare 01 I . Nomien ltaell. At· wJll ~ Thursday, Mesa County of o,.nge 1986 ....,.,, notice of the flllng ol an In-Devetopmenta1Cent8' 2591 Mllbllehed and ptiblllhed 8UStNISt NA• ca111orn111 torner at Law, tlOi I . Sept.ember 11, 1986 at State' of Cal1torn1a 92627 W353 c ... Mo. llM1 ventory and eppraisement of Herbo• Blvd Costa Meu. by the Director 01 lnOustrlal The following person• Daled· 81141 1986 '•rttccwrt ltl., • 102I, Senta 2·30 PM at H arbor that a bulll lr11nsle1 •S abOut The name and address of est11e us.ts or of tile pell· CA unrll 2 00 P M on Sec:>t Relatlona Copies or the h•ve abandoned the uee of 0 r •t orr Howe 11. Ana. CA 12701, Attomer '°' • M I to be made 10 BEBA KALLA DtlD•IC W\TICE the court la (El nombre Y Ilona or accounts mentioned 26 1986 at whic:11 tome they wage rates are on Ille II the lhe F1e11t1ous Business Llcen... E•.cutCH 1. awn e (Jl o r ' a a RISHE A KALLA Soe111 '"°" nu dlrecc1on de 11 carte ••I in Section 1200 and 1200 5 of wlll be ned end read for Office of the Chlfll of Plant Neme Conatructton Er>QI· ".A. Furr a. Intended Publl,lled On1nga Cont Chapel, tnt.ennenl t.o Security No 106·36-0624 IC 2'790I MUNICIPAL COURT OF the C1l1torn1a Problle Code perform':: work to furnish Operations, Fairview De· n-ong AH<X:l818t. a jo1n1 Trena'-fee Dally Pilol S'lplember 9 10 follow at Harbo r Transfer 1mi lntenOed tTATIMINT Of' CAj..IFORNIA. COUNTY OF John C. ,_ne.,/ '""'*' all labor mat9'1911 tools velopmentel Centlf venlure, loceted at 703 Ran-PubllSl'le<I Orange Coast 16 1986 Lawn M em o r I a I Tranele< wnose bus1ness ABANOONMINT Of' ORANGE). South Orange a '8ftneJ: llleed a Meed,• and equlpm.,'11 necesury to Slte tn~tl°:'2::1 ~~ dot.pn Ave , Coate Mesa CA D11ty Pt101 St'ptemhf!r 10 TW339 P k H bo La •ddr•ts ... 9921 Himlllon Ull cw FICTITtOUt Counl~ Judlc:lll OIStrtCt. "~corp~,.,, Vie install lloor C:O\let1ng In lhe Mon . 5eQ De 92626 1986 •r ar r wn-Avenue 1n the City ot Hun~ IW ... 11 NAME 30 143 Crown Vil lay Udo. lutt. 203• Newport corrtd0<11 sta1rwe111, etc ot AM F~trV\8# vatopmen. The F1ct111ous B1.1e1nes• W351 ~IC NOTICE Mt Olive, Directors. 1ng1on Beech County or Or· Tht 1o11ow1ng per1one Pa6r~;•'f Laquna Ntouel, CA ~~j11';!, ~noe Coast the R& T BuOdlnQ. Floors 1 181'1/l~o<et Bj8lajec: Chlel 01 Name retaued to 1b0ve w•s 540-55~ 1nge. State or C•lllOTnla 111ve •bandoned the use of 92 Tl18 nime add•tS3 •nd Dilly Piiot Septemoe' 9 10 lhrOUQh 4, complete With Plant Operations Ill fifed Ofl November t6 t9831 P\&.IC NOTICE 'ICTmous IUltMlll 112&40 the FICllllOut Busoneu • ' pl 6 1986 vtnyl blM It Fa1~ De-p t>h9'\ed Orange Co111 In the County of 01et1Q9 NAMI ITATIWNT The loeallon tn CahfOfnla Name MISSION VILLAGE lel~llOne numt>et o •'"· 1 TW340 v4110C>1Mntel Cent8f. on ec· al u Piiot Se()teml>ef tO Sival& Con11ruc110n Co . FICTITtOUI 8U .... tl Tlill lotlowlnQ l)e•tMll are ol th• chiel ••ec:uuve offlOe CLEANERS 32191 Camino Ult• anorney. 01 pllllnt~ cordance with plan• and ?7 ~988 703 Randolph Ave Costa NAMI ITAT'IMINT doing b1.1slnll'!.1 111 ~outh PACIFIC VIEW ME~IAL~AAK Cerne1ery • M ortvary Chapel • Crematory J600 Pac11tc View Drive Newport Beach 644 2700 HAR•O" LAWN· flifT, OLJY( M ortuary • <Amel4't'r Crematory 1625 Gisler AvF Costa M~a ~40-555• or pr1nclpal buatness otlloe Captttiano. San Juen without an attorney II ( 1 P\&.I~ NOTICE speclllc:e11ons 111erelore • w347 Mell. CA 9~626 I tlle followlng ~ton• are Pacific rtc:i.ett and f<>urt ol the intended tran111r 11 Caplltrano Ce oombre, la dlrec;clOn V t!tl nu--Prela<enoe wtM oe grantees David A earbet & As· dOlnQ t>ustness H Kldam 760 Wut 16th Str .. 1 Btdo aame •• 1t>Ove lhe F1Ct1t1ous Bus•n•H mero de telelbno d el -NOrtcl TO 10 bidders properly IP· 1----------1oc1ates Inc • 2on S Mortgage Bankert 434 1 L Cotti Meta CA 9162' All 01n.. l>l.ISlnetl names Na~ rete<red 10 llt>Ovtt wu eboQado Ciel C1em1f\d1nte o CMCM'TOflt Of' proved 11 Small Buslnesa PlB.IC NOTICE Cother. Los At1Q81M CAI 811cn Sttfft Suite 204 Te«1 COOi< Tour•, Inc C1111 and aeldrnSH ueed by the llled on 7-l6·82 !(I the Coon det dem1nd1n1t qui no BULK "'ANl'1!111 1n accoro11nee with Section 90026 N~C>Ofl BMch C111 92660 !Ofnl1 COl'Po•ation 7fl0 W!'r.t Intended transl~or within ty of Or•glntll ~11• No 111noe 1bogac:lo .. , 1see .. 6101 -6107 1896 et eeq . T1ti. 2. Call· NOTICI TO Thlt bu91neu wat con-John C K•dam 333'• t61h Stroat S•OQ 1 ~te thr .. years IHI put IO ,., F 193S22 MICKEY 8 NEULANO Al· UCCI tornla Admlnlstratl've COO. CMDfTORI Of' 4uc1ed by 1 iotnt .-nture ~melhyst Ave B1tbo1 Metl CA 921127 11 i.nown 10 me ontenOed Youog LM 342 t Sum· torney at Law. 24031 Ell oro NotiOI It ~reby g1"9n Appl1eallon1 tor ~et8fence Mlt..K TilANln" Sav111 Conatr1.1C11on Co ltl•M CAL 921162 n111 bu11nes1 11 coo. trantler" .,, None---aiersel Cir , Co•t" M ... ea Road St• 250 Laguna creditor• ot thll within mut t be au1>mt1lttd to and (Secs 8101 -8107 LIOf'lard Sa11111, PrHldtnl. Thlt 1>u11nen I• con ductft1 by I corpe1et1M The property It de1Cl'1becl 92826 Hiiia. CA 92853 1714 I named 1ren11.,ora that a approved by the Offlo• of UC C) 01vtd A Blfbel & At duc:ttd t>y er1 lrtdlV•duel Kenneth R JOrO&n. viee In gener•I 11 All llOCll In Jane LM 34:n Sum· 768-7200 bUlll tranirer 11 a.bout to ll4t Small end Minority Bu11 Notlee 11 her8't>y given to toeletel. inc D1vlo A Jol'ln C K•d•rn Pr•110en1 trade. IJxlurM equlP"*t "*Mt Cit Costa MeH. Cll DATE • ffechal F'E!J 18 mao. on Wtonll prooerty nesa 1812. Ulh Strtet, crad1to1s Of the within 8elber Pf.a tri.a aaa~t ... ''*' Tllft at~ .,.. m., etld fOOd Will o1 • oeneifl 9:>~26 1tee l'lefetnl11er delerlbecl F'ootTI 200 S1Cr11Nn10. CA named 1r1111sf9t'OfS that • Thia 'e111ement w .. tlle<J Wltl'l tne Coontv Ct«~ of Or· with the County c.-11 o1 Or bulinell 11nown a SOM!!-Th•• bvll"'"9 ~as c:on· M1ttaret fl.. "'"'""· The nlmet 1110 bullMN 951114, not '"'th•n nve 151 bulk traneter It 1bOU110 b9 With t~ County Clerk ot Of· enge Coun1y on A11Qu•1 27 enge County on Auouat •n THIN'S COOt<INO DELICA· ductttd by lndtv1dual1 !HUS• Cieri!, • ., L. LOClll"•"· lcldr... OI the lnttnded ~lend•r d•Y• In advance Of made on w.0011 pr~•tY •"Qe County on Augu•f 26 19ff 11188 TESSEN ind located I f Dtnd and Wllt l o..wtr tranaterora are CUL VIEW. bid opening datt ttere+n1f1er delc:fibed 1tM ,,,.,.. ,,,,_ "2t Hamttton Avenue. in Publl"'9d Oranoe Cout Put>il"*' OranQe Coast INC A Ce11torn1a Cort>or· Aeq-ts '°' 1m1M bull· The names end ~· Put>lllheCS Or•"Qe C.out Publl•h-.cl Or nQ(t C0.'1 P1.1b11~1 Or \J9 CoHt the City of Huntington Dilly PllOt Septmnbtlf 3 1o. Detty Piiot AUQul1 27. Sep allon, 283• San MIQuet n ... pr~ 1n lhe award tctoreu or the intended Diiiy Pilot s.cnemo.r 10 Oatly P1101 s.i>111m~ 10 O•Hr Pllot S~ Mlber 10 e.ecn. ~ty of Orange. 17 ,4 19H tember 3 10 17 ltll8 Drl\19 N.wpol1 8Hoh CA Of the ~ontrlC1 IOI Jhe ab0\19 1r1n1teror• •r• JOHN M 17 24 OCtol>t< 1 1988 11 2•. Octoo.r I, 1986 17 14 Octol> • I 19" .,._:::::::===-===--"'"""'.:::::_.JSt•t• of c1111orn11. 1nd · W32~ _ · · W3J5 OtseO ment'°'*2 project 11 made 8A~N~atlfor'!!a · · W334• W337 ~ - I I } ---·---·- Quick and simple r~crpes h ef p transform - conv~nient food s !ntoflayorful delight~ These days it's easy to transform convenient foods intocuhnary delights that taste great and are good for you. · T od3y'scooksare looking for e~sy-to-prcpare suggestions suitable for casual dirnngoHnoreelegant entertaining. · Geared to today's lifestyles. these recipes-are <tu1ck, easy and Oavorf uf because of the ingredients and the way they're combined. That should ap'pcal t~ the contemporary di nerlooking for ligh ter meals and foods with a flair. · · One meAu fcaturc~almQn-D1JOn Vegctabk Salad aod f.41nted-Pear Compote. perfect for an Im promptu warm-wea·ther gathering. Salmon-Dijon Vegetable Saladrnmbinesa selection of garden-fresh vegetables-summer ~uash.-omon~mustrrooms<md C'tiincsepc'lfi)Oas =-w11n A as acanne salmon. marinated 1n light DiJon vinaigrette dn.''i'iing for ao appealing main d1!1h i.Jla<l . ~ 1 he pcrfoct finale to this light ml·al is Minted Pear Compote. a refreshing l'nsl·mbk u·t tanned Bartlcll pears. ho'ne~ de"' melon balls. fresh berrn.·s and mint fhe delicate Ila\ or and rnlorin ofn cc1i:x.· ingre 1cnt. \ ~nothl·r menu idea 1sdcs1gned for meals that demand quick-to-prepare tooJ1, A.la ska Sal monburgers top th11, ml'nu ""1th a tasty romb1na1ton ofl1 gh1 cream~ D1Jun dn:ssing. canned A.laska salmon and green o nions. Qu1ckl~ asst•mbkd and pan-grilled. thc~c salmonburgcrs oITcra new approach to the ord1 nary fare of burgers. Fora nutritious mealt1ml'accompan1ml'nt. ser'e Marinated Pear Salad. A bed ofv-.Onlnt green spinaCh and othl·r fresh' cgctablcs serve as the base fo r this cooling sal.1<l . seasoned by a marinade ofbottled light Italian dressing w11h the pcrktt blcn<l of herbs and sptcc\. J u1c) canned pears crown the salad and the result 1sa rl·al palate pleaser. SALMON-DIJON VEGETABLESALAD l can l l 3 12 ounces I or% cans (7 1"1 or 7 :S,.4 ounces each I Alaska salmon 2 cups sugar snap peas or Chinese pea pods l small 1ucchini ( 1-inch diameter> 1 s mall yellow summe r squash (I-inch diam(ter J 1 cup small mushrooms, quartered 1-z cup bottled lite Dijoa vinaigrette dressing 2 to 3 green onion tops, cut in thin diagonal strips (optional) Lettuce leaves (optional-) Drain salmon: break into chunks and refrigerate. String snap pc;is. 1f nl'C:l'ssary; blanch 1n boiling water about 15 seconds or unttl bright green. Cool 1n ice water 1mmcd1ately;dra in. Cut Lucchini and sq uash in 1/Hnch slices: blanch 15 '>Ccondsoruntil bright in color. Cool in ice \.\ater1mmcd1atcl): drain \Qmbinc peas. squash and mu!>hroom\. Pour lite D1Jon 'ina1gn.·t1~ drcc;\ingu\\~r ~ cgetabks. marinate 30 minutl'S . lU..l ho.ULDra.m..n:.scn.ing.drcssmg. Comhi.n~lmon. vegt"tables:-and-rf <ll'\I rl.'J. grl'l.'n unwns: gen ti~ to'is A rrangnrn le11uce 1 f de'iired. "enc" 11h rl''>l'I 't•<l <lrt'\\1ng. Makl·s 4 to 6 c,en 1ngo; MINTED PEAR COMPOTE -.I (·an 116 ounces I tJartlett pear ha lves 2 c ups honeydew melon balls 6 mint sprigs , cut into very thin strips 3 tablespoons lime juice l cup fresh berries in season :\1 int sprigs Drain Pl'arsand hahc: re\t'f\l' liquid Cnmhinc pear\. nwlun. n11nt. rl'\t"r' t'<l J)l'ar liquid and hmCJuice. Pour O\t'r rx·ar'i an<l ml'lon m.in n.11r 30 m 111 u It'\. -\<ltl l:X'mesJu't l:X'f1m· sen 1 ng. Ciarn 1sh "1th m111t 'prigs. Makl·s 4 to h'>t'I ~1ng\ ALASKA SALMONB URGE RS I can 115 •, ounces I or 2 cans (7 1-z or 73 • ounces each I Alaska salmon l c up fine dry bread crumbs, dividt!_d ~ • 1 J cup bottled lite cream y Dijon dressiag 2 lablespoons chopped green onions (Please see LIGHT/C4 ) . - Traditional Italian ln«iredle~ts_Jop flavor of Mexico ln Plzu Grande. Tc:>rtlllaCr~aps ~tlafy the aweet tooth. ....... , ---.. ~. ~ ~EDNESOAY,SEPTEMBEA10. 1111 t .a .n Surly clerks, leaky pac~ages __ups_et shO_ppers By L~ WR ENCE K1LMA~ AHOC:lel9d ,.,_.Writ .. '.'IF~ YORK -~hat tlm t'" \httpix·r<, l ra1' 'l l'ttl-1ng p.1t l..agt''· hrokcn pot.llOl hip~ . .ind \urh \ hed.l>Ut t kt ~' Forge t ahout 1nno' at11in <, li\..l' tnothpastc 1n .i pump li4u1J \11Jp 1n\ll'a<l ufnl<l-t.i,h1nnl·<l b.ir' .inJ 1.1ll..1ngta\h reg1'tcr<. .( on ... umcr\ arl' mnrl' 1n1crl''ll'd 1n 1. ru-;h -prool ,n<H. k hO Xl''> .m1.·a1 t'on ta1 ner1, th.11"1rn '1 drip nn '1tht·r gnx-c11c'i. an<l lrh ndhl·r l k1 i... '> .• 1lcor<l1ng II.> j ... un n o l '' X' 'uJX r marh·r '>hopper\ n.1!11111" ltk. Thcsuf\e\ u1ndmw<lh' lhl'Rl·1n < 11rp Jlrn·cn""" ( ttnn .. marl..1.·11nl!\.i rhl Jc\lgn u1m p.1m hiund -[ h1.· 11h)'>t I mp11rt,1nt UI0\11krat 11111 In l hoO\I ng ,1 '>Upcrmar\..et \\J\1.k.mhnt'\\. IOllU\\C<l h\ lOll\1.'0ll'OI ltXdllt•n 1. t lllrtl'llll\ ck1 !.. \ rm 1.'' J nd '>IX'l'<l \ ch ct(.., lUI \Cf\ ll"l' l t•\\ tm port.int\\\ r1.· JI II Jlll\ l' lh\pl.1 \ .. ·' \ a1lahtl1 1~11 h.1gga' .ind \\t'1. l-h 'Jx'l.1.1l,an<l,1orecnupt1111. Ole! Celebrate Mexican holj.day -~hoprx•r, ,rx·nd nlllH' t 1ml' reading pn 1Jurt in~red ll'O '' h>JJ, thJn thn d1J l"l\l· \t'.tr\Jgu .:__ Natton.11 hr and' and pn' ate-label ur house hrand wl'rt> '>l'Cn as about t'4ual in quaht~. although gcnem· or no-name brands"" crl' ix·rct't' c<l J'i hc1ngJo"-W in qua ht~ than the others -Shopp~·r' pll'ft•rrcd •wpt"rmarkct'i "1th cxtcn<lcd hour'S '>O thn coul<l <lrop 1n hdnrc or afterV. ork hut d1dn 't th1 nl.. ~4-hnur '>U~x·rmarl..l'I\ \\1.'rt' nl·ct·,...._1n Meais from \Oulh of the border ha\C at·h1c' cd gmll popularit) here tx·l'aust uf the 'am't} the} ad<l to ou1 d1l'I In jJd1t1on thl''il' foodc;are t'tunum1cal and l'.l'~ tn prepare and otll·r nutnt1unal halanre h~ com- bining 1ort11f.1, -.1 nwmtx·r of thl' brr.id grnup -\\1t h 1ngn·d1l'nl\ flllm meat \Jjlf\. H'lll'tahk and tru11 group' Wh1k c;ta1idard Mn1lan l Ul\IOl' ha' tx·l'nmt· an t'\tabll'ihl'<l part u t uur dll'I<;. then· 1'1 grmo,1ng lnll'fl'<,I 1n J1c,rf1\l'rtrl'g unu<,ual "3'" ot u'11ng \Ul.'h k>ng·\tan<l1ng o;tapk' of Mnican f:m· surh as ton11la'i. along \\1th lom.hl.rom nur o""n culture. On Mn1l'.".1n ln<ll·pcndcnc:c Oa). ~l'pl 1 fl. dpturc the na\ or of ccnwr~-old Mc\ICO \\Ith thC'il' n1nl'1 \\a)\ iii U\1118 tOrn and Oour turt1ll.i' . PIZZA GRANOE 8 o.uocta ground ~rk ·2 green cbiles. cut la strips 1 1 cup pitted ripe oHves 2 teaspoons chill powder 12 teaspoon garlic salt 1" teaspoon cumin Pepper 2 12-inch flour tortillas I tablespoon oil or melted butter 3 cups I 3,. pound) shredded Jack or Monarella cheese 1 .. cup chopped green onion ', cup diced tomato I avocado, peeled and sliced • our crtam, cilantro •optional B11mn ... au,,1gt· 1n 'il..tllct O\Cr mnl1um-h1gh hl·.tt. Drain off l'\· ff'' t.11 R ,·11111\l' from heat and stir 111 g.1 t•t·n t h1 k,. nli' l'\. rh1h powder. g.11 ltt ,,,It turmin and pepper 10 . 1.1 .. tl' l\l'l'P "·" m l'l.1u: h>rt1tlJ\ on b.i(..ing '>hl't't or 1H11.1 pan' 1\111\h '"th 011 or 11 11 lh·d h11111·r Tn:i ... r 1n -l ,~ ... t1'1>rr1• (Plutt aee rttSTIVE/C8l .. . , -~hopfXT\ "·1111 c1 "mt•t11um·· chcc\..uut I.inc h1 lill th1.· gap ht·1"n·n .. nprl'\s··1.inl'\jn<lregularlanc.-. Bu1 1hc uh1matl tn. '>pert!) '>l'f\ 11 .. c -phnnr ordrrs and home deli \Cr' -'parl..C"d It 11 k 1 n tcre 1 among l 11n'u mc:r\. The '>Ur\ l'\ al\ll cl\kl·d ahoul \Offil' ne\.\ pal l..agl'' C on'lumrrs prl:lcrrl' The\ .il'u hh·J nwuth"-a'>hC' and laun<lr. dl·tcrgcn t'i"" 1th mca'lunne, tit'\ ICC'i in their caps The~ \.\l'rC IUkl'":lrm about toothpa'\IC pump!> Shopper' were interr~ted in 1mpro' ed. rc,1.·alabk hag\. and ""tlllll'd parkagcs that wauld prutcl I ,n.1l·b from heing1. ru,hcd meat pat k3gl's tha·1 \.\Ou ldn ·1 leak and t'.t\lcr-<1pcning laundn dl'll'l'gl'nl' "'Jt'" h 1(1.h· tcrh t a'h rcg1\tt'r" ""l'rl' Wl'n a' .11.1>n ' l'O tl' n1.. e b\ \umr hut mu,1~oplcd1'hkl'd1alkmgra'ih rrgi1.rer' 1ha1 rl·c1 tcd tht• pnn•\ ol 1tt'l11\. · · T hnun C) "3H onduticd b' dm·ct mail 1n 'OCI hou'>t'hold' 31..~ the l n1kd~latrll The re..,pondrnt~~1d the' drt.1 most or tht•,btlppin~ 1" tlwir h1,uc;c hold.-. thl' ',\\t ma11,r 11' \\l're fl· ma I~ \h~'l '>h1>pJk·<l 1n m.i1m 'upermarkl't t hj1n\ or largl· ltxal '11111.·rmarl..l'I'' t Orange Coalt DAILY PILOT/ Wf(Snelday. Septem~ 10, 19f6,' something di(f erent? Try sablefis~ . -· . Before grilling <lrbroiling it, enhance the flavor with citrus-based marinade With the wide vanet) offish now available from the West Coast. Sl'h.'l'ttngJuSI um• can be a difficul~ task. Sablefish i~ ~ SJ?CCie that ~cfinitcly should not be m1~l·d. Its rich. dl'hcate flavor puts 11 in a class by itself. 'ablefish 1s high in pol) unsaturated oi ls. These oils. called omega-3 fa1 '' ar1ds. ha' c been 1d,·n11fied by scient1stsas helpful in the prevention of hcar1 d1seaS\;. · • • These oils als.o give sable fish its buttery, men-in-your-mo uth flav.or and make 11 a na1~rafforou1doorgrilli ng. "-.. Io enham:e 11s fla, or. martAafe sablefish in a citrus-based marinade bdoregrillingorbroiling. There's no need to marinate fora long period of 11m~: 30 m1nu1es wi ll d o. Use th(' reserved marinade asa basting sauce to 1"·ep thl· lish mo1!1t during the cooking process.- Sabktish 1s han l'Stcd} ear-round on the West Coast. You may also tinJ •bold underihe names of black cod and bunerfLsh, though it sbould not.be t:on i·u~l·d "1 lh other mcm be rs of the cod family or East Coast bu 11erti~1. . When bu~ ,ng sablcfish. look for rpoist. gloss} f111ets or steaks that.arc hgh1ho.:1ge,10 tan in <:olof. Sablefish will turn ofT-wh1teduring lheS?<>king CITRUS-GRILLED ABLEFISH - l 1 :i pounds Pacific sableflsb fillets or steaks l 1 2 tablespoons lemon . 112 tablespoons.lime juice 3 tablespoons orange juice 1 teaspoon v~getable oil l teaspoon dry mustard -i 'i ~snatt green onions- 12 teaspoon grated orange rind R 1nsc sabkfish w11h q>ld 'water: pat dry with paper towels. Make marinade b) comtllnmgall rema1n1ng1ngred1ents: m1:< well. Marinate fish 111 glassorl'l'ram1cd1sh in refrigerator for 30 minutes. turning once. Drain .fish. rc!>t'n 1ng marinade. · Plarc sabkfish on well-g reased grate 4.5 inches from hot briquettes. C oul. I 0 m1nu1es per inch offish measured at its tb1ckes1point.1urning Ulll'l' an!! ba~t1ng frequcnl l~ wi th reserved marinade. Serve 1mmed1atel)'. ~tah''> ..l -.en ing'>. Note: Sahlcfi'ih ma~ also be broiled on a well-greased broiler pan 5-6 111" hl'' from <,ource of heat. Foll ow gnllinf times and directions. .. Practice ~ome spirited s._aucery· Sp1ntt'd S<IUll'' JnJ marinades prl·pareJ lk ,urc-,o .pour an~ ~po.sri.. th"· tla,ur' ol gri lled food n:ma1nrng '>au~c ur baste 1n10 table fil' onh.'' in th rl'l' 11l'"' recipes"' fterr '>l'f\ l'r" fur "dwme n 1 r'a saucing. kf!hlua add'> lhl· '>rx·ual enhancing "' , . ··.,a un:r~ ·· KAUI fJA .\ 'ery 'crsa11k. 1ang~. barbecue BARBECUE SAUCE \aun.· ha' an l'\tdknt texture 1hat •;,cup kabJua ding'> H'r~ "'ell io '>lcak'i. chicken •;,cup grated onion (I small) and rt b'> J'> ''di a'> rorn on lhl' cob. % large cloves fresb _garlic, wmalul'\ and lrei.h pineapple pressed Thert•'c, al'>o a ginger-lime hasll' •1, cap oil 3 • teaspoon ult 14 aeaspoee lktwkhmoke Cool. onion and garl1C' in oil over modl'l3 1l' heat. JUSt until onion 1s 1rqn~paren1. .\dd all remaining 1ng1l·d1l·n1-,. "i11r 10 hknd. Simmer 3 or ..l n11nutl''>. l !.l' an all-purposr b • .11h'-'lUl' bal.1ng \3Ul'l' Makes p , nip,, ---~~-tut 11'1 tish and seaf00d~1n~1--o-_,l_(8 ... o'"'ld ...... c ... e""s.,..) ,.c'"'U.......,CO..,m---a"""to.......,11...,u'""'c""'e.---- ( al1f01 ntJ l U1\1n"· and a kahlua 3 tablespoons lemon juice chu1ne' ntannatk 1hat add'> a Fa r l tablespoon worce1tersbire Ea .. 1l·rti ll,I\ or h1 t h1r lo.\·n and lam h sauce kahob'> "'• teaspoon dry oregano, Thl' barhnul· \aun· and thl' crushed g1n&,l't·ltml· ha'>l l' ma~ h<.· u!'>ed for ¥, te1Hpoon dry basil, crushed balong ;i,~l'll :ind aJI are ca.,11\ 31• teaspoon chill powder GINGER-LIME MARINADE /BASTE 12 cup kahlua 1 ~ cup fresh lime juice 2 tablespoons oil I teas.p.oon grated fresh ginger ·coMING SEPTEMBER14 f , Daily Pilat & TWA . HNO Ol:JT HOW GOOD WE REAll Y ARE...- fllGHTS AVAILABIE FIOM OIANGf COUNTY TO LAX VIA GOID(N STATE AllllNES -------- ~j 111 teaspoon dried dill 11.a teaspoon wbfle pepper 6 drops bottled red pepper sauce sucb as Tabasco Shake all ingredients 1oge1ha "ell in a coH·red Jar. Let stand for I hour or"longl'r Ill hknd na,ors. l:k1'll' li'>h oi '>cafouJ on ho1h s1dl''> and nwnnat"' 10 m1nutt'\. Baste I ·2 ltllll''> dun ng h:11 hl'l u1 ng or bak in 1rup KAHLllA CHUTNEY MARINADE/BASTE 1 1 cup kahlua 1 1 cup tarragon vinegar 3 tablespoons chutney I tablespoon prepared mustard I tablttp0011 sor sauce I tablespoon oil l teaspoon paprika ~ka,u1\• all 1ngrl·d1cn1s into bktllkt 1a1 . < 11\ l'r and blend \\di ~lat 11\all' lamh or r hirkcn JO m111Ull''>. Ha'>ll' ::! tinll''> during grilling. \\'11h 1-ahubs. hr sure to k<l \l' .I lillk ,p,lll' rn.•t\\l'l'n pll't:l''> on Ille '"l'\\e1 10 l'nahk 1hcm tu cool. lhrough l'\ l·nl~. Ba,tt' whtk turni ng. :\1al-l'' 1 • l'UP Doomsday device for roaches hit of restaurant convention 'I ·\ '-: f' K .\ '\/ < I~( O I \ Pl - Some 40.000 ll',1,1uran1 .ind lullll· -;en lt'l' pruk,..,1unah \,ounJ up a four-d:i ~ C"011\'C'nt1on. tao;11ng. 1uud11 ng. ogling and \111tling lhl·1r v.J ~ 1hrough a '>lupl'f~ ing arra\ ol 11 alk tll'nl\ -1ndud1 ng a h1gh -1l·t h llll lo.1 oad1 t'\l'l Ut1om·r I lw main hall ol "1osconr < l'llll'I ho'I tor lh\' ~ l'\ll'rn Rl''>· l.1ll1.1111 ( 011\l'111 IOn & £ \ po<,tl 1on lHt//l'd "1th mach1nen anJ ''"',lllll'd \\ 11h roolo.1ng ri1od ;-i, u rnq1' 1.1111 m"·J more 1 ha n I. 5011 l·\h1h11' to '>l'l' \\ hai''i ne" 1n lhl· bU\J Ill." I h"' rc'>lauranl people insi>cctcd l.}1gi 1.lll) lUIHrulkd hot tables. ICl' m:ri..n, 7!11d dispensers. The> ate pl10 11~ n ahmca1 (actuall~ pollol·k li'h lht·d. lt"\lured and drenched 1n crah·J.llKl'I. sl urped 'iauces and dtt''"ng~ and l''l'r~ I.ind of S)rup. rhl·~ '>Pl'arl·d meats. licked ICC ll l'.1111 and t ru nl·hl·d rookies. I 'l'll thl' hol dog. that hand) nlthk ,l\\llllll'U 10 he fore·, er 1dcnl· llil·d \\llh lhl· all -.\ml·rtran culture. h.1d lll'l'll ··1mp11l\eJ upon" w11h an \11't1,1ltJn 'l·r-..on 1ha1 ehmina1e.-. lhl· '>Ill e 111 1hc bun in fa, or of a .. i...1nµ:iroo pouch" likr a mb!'>ik '>llo l.\oml· tl''>laura1eurs gazed at thl· mor~l m '1unn\.-d silence. It ('omputaBar has anyth in~ to !>a) about 11. lhl· .\mcrican neigh· burhoud bar of tomorrow wi ll be rnmpletcl~ programmable and rnmputertll·tl . 111 "hich the bottles arl' rompkll'I~ uut of -;1ght. under prl''>"ure:antl sc rH·d h\ banenders \\IHI push hu11on'> for' an) brand. I~ Pl' or cod1ail ml\turt•. ~ I hl· ruarh·rn.ldancl' machine was mw 11f1lw lllUll' popular items in 1he '>IHI\\. rm11mll\'d h~ a small group of ··1.1p-11ap.. l'lllJ)lo~ecs .. It turned ou1 tha1 the doomsda} tin Ill· li1r lhl' 'IX't·1e1; Bla111dac uses :1 plh·romorw .. m1m1c" 1ha1 l hl'lllll'.111~ duplicall''I lhl' se,·sccnl l'tlll-ruad1l''> i..'111 11 10 a11ract other l I It I. r oadw\ .. 01-a). ul.a). here "ego. This 1s llll· 11 u1h :· ad' 1'>cd (icne Edstrom rubbing lrn. hands. He 1s sales ma11.1gl·r for Bi-Pro Industries of El Sq!,undo. Ld'>trom d1spla)ed a pla'>tlC' machine aptly the shape ofa coffin.· Hl· l'\pla incd that an clongall'd entr} to a large tray benca1h 1 lined with a metallic grid 1hat carries 350-' oil 5urges humans can't c' en fi.:cl. "Yo u pul 1h1s in the kitchen. umkrncath 1hc uH·n or something. Thl' pheromone a11racts the n1l'l-roach. The l'lectrical charge '>IU11'> the roarh and th(') fall down through lh(' ~1pcn1ng into the tra) of To G e,lul· l hq ·n· trapped. We catch the • 1WO reat Flavors! Real Butter* or Natural. r011d1l''· the eggsacs that hatch in • Crisp. Fresh:lrresistible! till' Ira\. and the babies .-are also AGe . Val c 'itUtl. ·" • nume ue in Microwave P~ orn! t he 1op rm1<.' for 1he most ·Ao11riaU0111iYo1s frngrant c'<hthll went to Sal's Garlic j MANUFACTURER'S COOPOO j EXPIRES 9/l)/87 ( ·o. uf ah ·\nsclmo. '\n enveloping I .r·-;"' SAW 25~ I rluudofsaulel'1nggarhcrose froma :._., · ... !IW' "' tl·ndcd b\ Mark Leslie. Show- \ -· 0,? uol'I \ ambkd c.), er 10 it as if drawn <ttt.,"•··-·· p b) a magnel. I ()) .xitly Tme' MooWM ~Carrwrth Real Bliter a Natlxal Flm I Leslie. "'ho ten cntl) reponed fOOlM.EA •• ........ 11111~ .... llll=CllllllOl•lllldWllCCIOldftl-OWol!e<!~gooo lhat "\OU ran'1 \3Utl' hke this With Ofw, Oii .Jiiiy IN ~ ""'Cont Oti. IM. ' .._ OIQlfWlf ~el M!IClM 1100 IO CCMr COUOC)rll . I • d -d I I prfM!llld t0t '90llllOl1011111US111e-.., •• oarneouni '°'° -Q!Pl!IO ti•IJO 0t01M1111eO 0t °"""''" 1nuttreo DY pm\ uer or ne gar 1c. not at a I." I II• c.ntolllelJ'f• lftf utts111 ~"' wue t110e1111 Or11t011tCO\IOOll • I '-"U' "l'n IO&"J'"hat he advised was his . -=r::'1 .. PaoCon1PO11oo 11eo ~ fl!oloK1 •~11eo • !!}! '-f>l'l 1.tl Cae,ar "1lad. whose dom1- IJ/!!~ ·-n;11111ngred1rn1'>l'l'mcd 10 be garlic I ~ _ ,' ''"'l"m lhlluttlol) 1~.,,~"'"' I h1lk' fl'll ~\l'r l'ad1 other trying 10 - - - - - - - - - -gl'I n1 till' paf>l·r d1,.he'i of the stuff Salads a treatforcli.ef, fa11r1Hy Treat yourself to light. low caloric l cvp froten Frtncb cue 1trta1 Pl!'ATO CHICKEN SALAD MEXICALI CHICl.EN SALAQ salads. beans, thawed and drained well 3 table•--• mavoauise 1 ~--• After a lo ng·day at w_ork no on" .......... 1 1• c•p may-se .. 1 tabltspoon dry roasted l tables--prepared -•to 'ilt &ea.,...1r4MIM c.mm need\ to pend lo ts of time prcpar-1wiflower seeds sa11et ......--..- 1ng a meal. Instead. spend the time 4 c be rry tomatoes, cut iaco I tablespoo• milk ''• tea.,...~ ,.Wffr r\'laxing outdoor~. Salads prepar'"d 1 cu fl eueet) dank •Mte .. quarters for garnisb l caa (5 oucea) cbunk wltite cltickea, •ralaff w1~h convl'nll'nt."cirnned . prem ium cbicken, drai.Ded l t• ) lllole chic ke n allo" you to do j ust that. To make d re\Mng: In small bowl. If.I laopped eel cu oucea w sreea Thc\.·arl.'ca\\.to makeandcanev'"n llll\'.\cllm.i)onnuil.C.)Ogurt.m us-cupc r pepper cc~~dralaed, Mffff ... J J .. 111 cup cooked corkscrew ...,..... .. be made the da) before. tarJ anJ l urr). set as1dl'. macaroni • Beans N ' Seed s Chicken alad fo 'lmall bo"I. combine chicke n LeUllte '.--'4 c•• pitted rlpe oUves, cit lD ' fca1urcs wh11c chlt'kcn an a mayon· ml\llffl'."'llh ''1 oft he dressing: toss ..... w •• , ... ,,-quarters na1sc. )ogurt. mustard and curry grntl). Scnc with green beans and In mcdlUl'l) bowl. mix well may-··in medium bowr. mix well may-drcs~ingsi1t1nga1opabcdofFrench rl'l1lJ1ntng drc<>.-.ing. Garnish with onr1'a1 ~c. pesto and m ilk. Add o n najsc. c u.min and chili powder. c ut ming beans. Add sunfl ower sunnu,\.l'r seeds ano ch erry ch Kkcn. red pc'ppcrsand pasta: toss Add chicken. chilies and olives: o;ccds and chl'rr) to matoes as gar· tom.stol's. ~l akes I'? cups or 2 geni i). Sen con ll'lluc<.>. M akes t 1h toss ge ntly. Sen eon lettuce. Makes D~-Thc re ult ..s-a saladiha~,_:~~·~r\~1~n!~~·~~~~~~~~~~~c~u~ps~o~r:2~!.C~~~~~1~ng~s~.~~~~~~~~1•:T~cu~p~s~o~r~2~s~c~rv~i~n~g=s·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!!!~~!i!!!~~~~~~~!!!!!!~!!!!! tastl'!> :a good a\ it looks. Pl'\ to ( h1 rkt·n ~~lad add<> a'" 1!>1 to lhc..• '."'dl-knm.,·n pesto pa'ita salad. ... Begin \\l\h m.a~onnal\l'. pesto saure and mllk: To thts mr<lUH'. add white r h1r kcn. red peppers and rnrJ..snl'"' niararon1. St•n c . the 'i.alad on a o~:d ofk11un: , his ~alad · 1~ prl'patcd 111 lllll' howl. '\H kan-up IS a bfl'l'll' Me>.tlJl1 ( h11 l-.c..·11 "iJbd is ch1dl·n ,,llad \lnira n "" k Prl'PJfl' .1 '>.tllt'l' u\lng ma}onn:i1~l'. ground turn1n and t hil1 powder \JJ "h1tr drn·t..l'll. grn·n l'h1ltec; and flf)I: oli'l''· 1 uss g1:n tl) and .,1;'1 tt'-tttt<t It-non• twa This salad is t•nough for \\\O pcopk hut 1f}OU are l',ll1ngalt11n'. thl· '>l'tond portio n can Ix· 'J' n.1 tor· a not hl·r meal Your· Low~ r fl'3 I ~ llU rwll \\ l'll h) I f\ ing one or Jll thrl'l' ol lhl''tl' ..alads · BEANS N' SEED CHICKEN SALAD 3 ta_blespoons mayonalse 3 tablt>spoon plain yogurt 112 teaspoons prepared mus· ta rd 12 teaspoon curry powder I can 15 ounces l white chicken, drained Healthful meals topic of instructor <.;a ll~ I an,1ng \\ill ll'ach !\\o ( 11:i'>thnl· ( nlkgl' l1111d da\')l'\ 1h1' month \\ill tO\t'I ft10J ·wkl!1on .11Jt1ui1 't1.1h.·g1C\ and h11" to n11 l ho k,lt'r11I anJ '>IJ~h I.ti It '"ll hl· pll\\.'llll'J .ti., pm 'il'PI I""' JI lhl' P.11 I. 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Thc d1stussion might Pvt a tabl~spoo11 of thl' Cham· •,:s cup Cognac '2 cup sugar· Pl(K\.''>s for onl· full minute. ju~l as \\Cll Ix' about the extra\! 1rgin pagm.· saUCl' on the bottom of each 2 16~ounce packages frozer I ~ teaspoon cinnamon Poul !i4u1<l hacl.. into thl' oll\c 011 10 cook "Ith as the crude S\.'f\ ing plate. top "1th a "rap~d raspberries 12 cup waler · saun·pan through a lint.• nw'>h pa}.Ulg the bills. foll fikt. tbffi ·"1th a littk mon· '<t cup _C~intr4:~u or Grand I cup h.eav.y .cr eam. whipped strmnC'r. L Isl' tht· hack ofa wooden <her high heat. reduce ,Jhc rn ... plx·rr~ hq111d until only about I rup 1l·nia1m Cool thor?ughly .. ( ul frum into bite size secttons and plan.' in J glass serving bowl. Pou1 th"' ( ~ampagrtc and Cognac u' l'I the fruit and toss gently. Whip thl' ncam. then fo ld 1n the r~1,ptx·rr~ \aun;. \t.'f\ c: the: lrull tirst. then pass thl' rac;plX'rry W'h1ppt·d cream-separ· a1~·1 ~ Sl·n-~_., M Houston . .\u~lLn . San Antonio i.aUt.'l'. sl'f\l'S 8. -Marnle r Pu t ra .. phl'rfll'\. Cointreau. c;poon to nlral'l all liquid from thl' and Dall~" :ire: real hotbeds of good ,.:..--------------------------------__: __________ ::_:_:..__:__ ____ _:_ __________________ .,_. ~:,~1 ~~-p~:..\~~llih1~.~",~~~~~g~;~~ Vo~s Exclusive 5th Week Rotation Diet, Pl~s ~uppl~·~•~ l'' Hknrl·J b~ the hundred · . .• ,... . vr 'u hold' hu11t 111 tht.• last le~ \\·a1 .... Soaring atrium!>. hall\\ay~ 3, long anJ "1Jc J' a l'll' block and publfr ~p.lll'' J\ l.llgl' .1~ a Nt.'\.' York park· all' p,l\l'd '·•ll·d 'anJ n·1llngl'd in '.1nuu' htil'' llf marhk ~O\\. \\uulJn't ul1l' ,.,P,'l I l'\r 111ng ltiod 10 go .1ll111g '' 111! 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(1f Dalla'> From our stup' ut thr ~1 andala~ Four ~l·a ... un' .111J th• \l.111..,1un un Turtk ( ll'l'I.. ~.111h' ''"' uiur'l''> th.it Jr\.' 4u11l· l".I\~ 111 p1q1arl' hut arl' l'\l,·ctl1ngl~ ''•'illkt lul 1n 1a ... 1c and lull~ .1pp1l'l'1J1,·d h11 1ht·1r unprl'll'n- 11uu\nl·,., Thl''l .11\' f)l'rkl I fo1 homr l'lltl'rlJ1n1ng I hl' 1i.,h l OUI'>'-' 1111 m the \1 an- J:.ilJ' \\;J\ \l'r\l'd \\1th till\ \l'llO\\ 'ljUJ.\h ,Jnd J \\ 1 Jd·d1 IOll''l ll rll e 11ll\turr t•nhantl'd h\ a It'\\ 1ul1"·1rnl·, of '"l'l'I g1ngl·t :.ind \lJll1un 111"ed 1n \'> an J'1t.k J I 11 llh' Bl.lllt " 11\l' "url..' \\ d I "11 h 1l1l· li'h lllUl'c and .1 Lill' ll:tr\l'\I ___ _l{ 11·,11 ng 1!>..J..ili.:al _tu .JU:Omp;i.n.1.-t Ill' \ .. _, J l "''I I \\ hll It Ulllll'\ fr11m lhl' \\.111'11111011 Ju1tk C It.Tl.. POACHED FISH WITll CHAMPAG!\E SAUCE 116-oun('e fish filets I ust> 1;almon. halibut or sea bass I l bead l'\apa I Chi nest> 1 rabbagt· ~ sha llots. mint't'd I clo\ e garliC'. minrt>d !_bottle Cham pa~ne 4 tablespoons bulter Sall and pepper lo taslt' Kt.'l1Hl\l" lht.' IJll/.\.' OUll'f k,l\C\ l1t1111 th~· head 111 l.thhagl' .ind ~li t <1Ul t hl· tu ugh "ll 11n en tl'f 11h al tht.• h.1ll.. u l l'Jd1 k .11 \pn nl..k a lt11k '.el I JnJ l'l\.'Pl'l\.'f un t'al·h \ldl' of l'aCh f1 ,11 Ii kt. \\ rap l'arh ti kl t n one: or '"'" .. ahhagc lea' c:' so that 11 '' u>m pktl'I~ l'nra,l·d Kl'lrigl·ratl' llll I ti I l'3th lO U~l' Pu1 tht.; ">hallul\. garlic. anJ 2 tahh.·'lpuon'> ul hulll'r 1ntn a ... :.iutt· p.tn l.llgl' enough to ho ld all o f tht.· \\JJPPl'J tikt\ \\ 11hout Ull\.\ding 111 .. ·111 <ti nl'll'\\,tn -.pl11 1ngrl·d1l'nh lwt '' t'l' n 1" n p.1 n'1 .1 ntl '>all ll' for h(I \\.'lltllJ\ \dd till· t.'O llfl' hollk 111 ch.1 m P·•tilW .rnJ 11' a h 1gh ht•a 1 rl'U lll t.' t'l"fr liquid h' -\O J1t'rt't'nl \\ Ill' 11 lt4u1J " 1 cJ un·d I urn h"·a1 d11\\ n l\1 mul1um. ;idd J link '>alt and fl\.'Pr>t'• anJ thl· "raprx-d lifct!>. ""'°0ffIBl'ftqu1d ·ai-r.1 -.11lTn1-c1 anJ poa1..h th1..· 1·1.,h pJtkl't'> lur J 111111ul\.'\1 on l'Jl h 'tl\k < Jn:tull\ -LIGHT.-:: From Cl I egg, beaten •,. teaspoon pepper 6 toastt>d hamburger buns Lettuc·e Tomato slices Bottled lilt> cream y Dijon dresssing Drain \aln11ln lt'\l'f\ 1ng I ta hk- \poun le4u1d llalll'. Co mh1nl' ,a!nwn • l up h1l·.1J t·rumh\ letl.' "·rl·am ~ D1111n dll''"ing. grt.'l.'n on· 1un~. 1t.''l.'nn.I '><llmon liquid. egg a nd Pl-'PIX'' m" "l'll Shape into 6 pall1cs. (oat" 1th rl'ma1n1 ng bread crumbs. Pan-grill in lightl ) oiled skillet o'er medium heal about 5 minutes or until golden brown o n both sides. Sen c o n toasted buns w11h 1lctlure and tomato and add1t1onal Ille nc:am) 01Jon drec;sing Makes fl \Cf\ ing'> MARINATED PEAR SAL.AD I can (16 ounces) Barlh!tl pear halves 1'2 cup bottled lite Hallan dress· Ing 3 cups lorn fresh spinach I cup watercress sprigs 'z cup uch lhlnly sliced sweet while onion and green pepper I sma ll tomato, cul In small cbuoks Drain pear' and hahc. Pour lite lwlian drl''''ng over pears. nrn11nJtl' about 10 minutes.Com· h1 m· \p1n.ll h "Jll'rcrcss. onion. grtTll J)\:ppc1 Jnd tomato. toss. lfrmo' t' Pl':lr\ from drc,~1ng; r~· St'f\ l' d1l'\\1ng \rrange pear~ o n ,,,I.id \l r' l' .,., 11h ll''>~'f\ t•d dressing ~l.tll'\ l tuti\l'f\ln'' 7-Up Regular or Diet ...... 2 Liter, 67.6 Ounce Bottle Limit 2 Per Customer 8 Count Package Limrt 2 Per Customer ~~~~~-~~~f 5 5 ~au uress1ngs·---- 8 Oz Bd . 4 Flavors • ·- Reg Pn<:e ).'i<l, umrt 2 -Zee Garden :-43 Napkins 140 Count Pac~ Reg Pn<:e--L1m1t 2 - (i\Honevdew Melons 19 V Presidenl l'f'ums Lb bG E_x lArge Tomaloes IJ:> 69Lb • /.:\Ripe Cranshaw Melons 29 'P0e11~rs5For 100 Lb e Shed~s Spread Country Croc~ I Pound Pkg 'Reg Price X -um11 2 ~ons Longhorn Cheddar ~. Wixonsin Family Pack (~ to 75 Lb) Kraft Velveeta Singles OlttSe Spread-t2 Ounce~ Lb.219 t69 ~ Seneca Gra~Juice 48 Ounce Bottle Limit 2 ~r Customer .89'.: Schlttlng-1.50z En~pe Reg PnccX -um11 2 .. ,,, ~--· . ..~~·N. . ', . -~·-1 y~~~~ran ~uffins .99 Cal. French Rolls Buy 1•1.J'fREE 6 Pack ex 10 Peck Mlru ~oils Oet I /!\Extra Larae Tomatoes 69 · \JI Asian Peers Lb 14'1-Birdsnt'SI Fem 6 Ea 3 99 Lb e Vons Sliced Beef Bologna or Ment Bologna-12 Ounce Package 109 t3·9 Thomas English Muffins 219 12.Peck Reg. ex Sour<IOOQh Larae Kiwi Fruit 4~JOO Fruit R~s Assorted Va~t>s 4 for I ftl R Trooicana Orange Juice Half Gabon Carton Drissol 99 Strawbenies 12 Ounce Pack.age Raspberries 6 Oz ~· I 69 e Yoplait Yoaurts Orlglnel Of Custard tbunce Carto"'I Parkay Margarine I Pound Paekage-QUiirters ONLDm'ED DOUBLE COUPONS All Manufac turers' Coupons may be do~bled subject to contract of manufacturer and expiration dates. with the following exceptions: I . A Limit of three coupons for like items will be doubled per customer. All otht!r coupons of that fike ife-m will be redeemed at face value. 2. If the coupon e_xceeds S 1.00, onl y St .00 may be doubled. (No cash back ) 3. Liquor, fresh fluid m il k products and free coupons excluded. .59 .65 Vons Cinnamon Rolls ·109 8 Peck Vons Enriched69 11/2 Lb. Bread While. Wheat a or Sendwkh W . YOURTAPETOTAL TEllSTI1£TALEATVONS • Unlimited Double Coupon Savings • Mm1mum Uql.IOf Pricing EYel)' Day • All National Brand Baby food f OfTTlula and Diapers at Cost. - ' • U.S.DA Chotce Beef Savings • Re5taurant.QJality Seafood Savings • ~ .. Thin Trim Meet Savings • low E~Prices on Photo Develop.ng Danola Sliced J39 g~~~~am . Regular ~· • Price ~ All Llquld ---99 ~;~t.. • ""_I ... Lysol Direct Multi 5 9 ~seCleaner 26 Ovnce Bottle Req Pnce "l..+fr:-l.Jm11 2 • ~ -207 Vons Natural ~~!~£~ IOOCI I.E.) \'\Imo!.¥) ~""9 6()(1 q"! i>nlt ~Saltl" ·-··--vons Rubbing Alcohol Wilderness Blueberries ~rnes'..... 16 Ounce 80JC r..i<.Jersevmaid Ice Cream ~ Assoned t-ia\ors-Half Gallon 5qUdrl' C..nor. Birds Eye Cool Whip 8 Ounce Con1Dme1 Tree Top Apple Juice 160unc~ Can 189 1~~9 .83 .89 Dst ... nonueff~l~Ch"kFb3.. 49 ;1 ~Supr .Ch1ck.&Nst (Beefllps. Ter., flounder w/Dill, 11to121'0r Flounder/Red Pepper 3.99) Bo.oe Prices EfTectllle Thurs. Thru Wed. September 11·I7. 1986 r Does Not E.xceed 22% F.at Umit 10 Lbs. Per Customer R~ular Price Lb.1~ Lb. Regu lar l!!~~~P1rice Banquet 1· 94 fi~~~ ao~~~~~en l.Jm11 2 Pl'r Cu5ton,..r Aunt Jemima Waffles 10 Ounc-e -~""' ,, B .. 111'1" • Reg Pn<-e)~ I""'" 1 , ,, Swift - Sizzlean .49 ·· .. ~; ' •.a . • • • A -. ~-.~ - LP t98 Beef Rib Roasts Selec1 U S DA ChoK'e Beel" Boneless Sirl oin Tip Roast 198 ~l«t.U SDA (hvt<.e f3e.c..t d ~~~,.~,~~~dv~!~~k l1' t89 Rib Eve Steaks 329 Selec1 US !SA Cho!Cl' Btef VolUt' Pok l1' Boneless 2 29 Rib Steaks Select USDA Cho1ci> ~f Lb. ,el• •lf't i-., #WJ \t.~ ~ ~ " '\f1~~1fl',.V>111J ..... .,. ,,. f_.m .. ""'1f'"CM;n.,.,,itd~•Vara. 102()~ {"'°"~ !Wl ~·11 11. fVl!I i;. .... ~ ,...,., n...<1e1"'~"",.",...' """o..,i ,-.,...,. Ln\fgft.~-r..._,.,,......, "'"'" •MM•P"""•"" ••I', '\clU...,..,,._ . ._.l\,m" rpm ~~•-..I. Wt-ltlerlllfltto .... _~L \ i ' Casserole.ta89' one--di&h meal or dinner cntrcc or H a mcatlHs en tree on the pany buffet menu. The vegetable casstrole. uJually found as· a side dish o r as one of man) ofTcrinp on a company· buffet table. has come 1n\o its own a!I a tasty, even gla morous. m~atlcss ol'li:-Olih mc.il. ' -Cottaac cheese serves as a vcr·• saulc main dish in&redient and a The vibrant aolors of aardcn: fn.-..h 'cgctablcs arc"combincd with n(·l'. da1r)-frc~h cotlaie cheese. and Chl·ddar cheese in Two C heese -Ycgcrntm---tirs~rnte. a flavorful. dcltratch seas0ned d ish that 1s tilling l'nough for a light luncheon -. Fresh, DoesnTExceed 15 at Umit 10 Lbs. Per Customer Lb. Pau Small Medium o r Ldrqt> Philip's 3-Way ~!l~!~\~1!>~ ~ 100~ Reg Pnce~ Sargeant's 19 Aea & Tick Collar i e ncrous source of protein and • essc'nual nuiricnts. as ~r as beiga lowl-r 1n calorics than most com· mon .. diet .. foods.· · Serve Two C heese Veaetablc Carn:rok with a crisp salad and fin1'>h olr the meal wltl\ slicn of fresh fruit for a nutritinus flavor- parkl'd meal. TWO CREESE VEGETA.ILECA.SSEROLE 1 "' ...... pUl ne. 1 14....ce cu beef Wedi 1 re4 ~. ~.,,,. 2 011ues assorted ilte1laroom1. c~opped . . -• 1 slaallot, mlAced . l tablH poons olive oll 4 ·ounces fresb peas tor Jroun peul 4 ounces green beans, cut in balf 1 budeb baby carrots; chopped tor I la rge car roll l 11 cups cottage cbeese 4 OtHtttt~-.tleddar~hffff, crated 1, teaspoon· sage Salt and pepper ~1:a11~--------1 ( 1m l. nu: 1n bt.'l'f broth 2<J rn1nutl''> U\1..'r lo\\ heat. 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Ju 10 .Ju minutes: cut-up 211 lll ~' 1llll1lll1..0 \ MA HING ,.. P1q1.ar1.· hn1lcd or '11.•aml·J pu1.1 t111.'' drJ1n Jnd peel l ''ng ,1 po1.1t n ma,h1•r eil'nnc m1\cr 01 11\l'' ~mJ,11 p11\Jh>'-'' Ciraduan,-.kra mal l.. ,,ail .111J pcppl·r tn ta\tC and ti ----------------------' \1111 ~· J hit of hulh'r or marga1 <;>Z~o~r~~~neless Turkeys Lb 179 · Boneless Pork Loin Roast 3 ·19 Wilson Recipe Reody !Chops l1' ) 39) l1' /!\Fresh AJas.kan Salm on 399 \JIWholt °' tW' <Sccelu l1' 4-99) . l1' Hoffy Sliced Bacon 209 16 Ouoce Peckage l1' r.~ole 79 '¥Frying CJlicken ~~~ Lb.9 I I The More.I Store 1111. 1 I ,1.· '~'m mill. 1f 'ou·r, l\l\lllllllg 1..lhll h.'' ) I hl' h'\lllll' 111° llll" rota IOI.'\ \I 111 1.krwnd 1111 t lw .tnlllu n t 11f m 11!.. u 'l'd FRENCH FRIES -· ( Ill 1.11.1 llll\Jtlll'\ 111\\l \ll IP' .1h11u1 , 1n1.h1h11.lo. T11"''1 np<,1nti .1himI11111.1.. J nd ".11\·r ti• h'l'P'' "I' .1nd '' h111.· ''hill , u111n11 lhl' •l' m.lllllkl ()1111 I "1.11. 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I II l\\ l'I '> - RA ISIN CHICK E~ 2 ·~-pound chicken. cu\ up Salt and pepper to tastt 2 to 4 tablE'spoons butter ', cup chopped onion I <'UP golden raisins 1 1 r up slked pimiento-stuffed ~reen olives '": 1 stl<'k clnnamdn I '• <'Ups chicken broth \\ .1,h .ind dn 1.. h1l kl·n spnnl..11 \\ ti "''' .1nJ pl·pper In a largL ,1 ,, "'\ 1.1 ig1·t11 p JnJ ·o\cnprool ull'"-"' rn1 It hut«.·1 ll\Cr m<'dlllm h1~h h1..tt b11l\\n 1.h1lkrn -\dJ nnmn r.11'10' olt,ec; c1nnamoQ 'l1\\..J111.lhwth Ba!..cun1..·o'"ert'd 111 .1 p1 \ h1..-.1t1.."d F10-dq.rtt O\J!JL until d111. l.1. n '' h'ndl'r ahd hru~ned - \11 It, 41 I 1111nu11..'' \Lhf m11rc hrn1 h 111 p,1n..:t1 "l>\'''-1n 1t1 ma'-e a tl.1.i.n \,I lll. l \(I \ I \ .J I '\ \ .. ---_..,. .. I ~· i · -~ C8 Oran~ Cout DAIL.;. PILOT I Wednesday, Septtmbet 10. 1988 Mama iriia , Italian cdo~ing scaled down for two I Thr divrrslt) of I tali an cooking ts \t't a pa n b) a 'a net) of rich fla"ors. fn.·sh tngn.•tfa.•nts and jn1eresting rnol.ing st) Jes. This rnmb1na11on of thl· l'rl·Shl'SI foods 1n classic recipes d1,11ngu1shl'S the best of Italian rnul tng. ltaltan cuisine 1n America today " "' ropular as ever. pri marily lx•l'<IU\l' ti IH'aS) and fun 10 prcparl'. dl·lid~1µsl) appeali ng to the st•nsl's and ~·rnnom1c·al as well. Italian dishes that wen· o nn· ndus1H' 10 rl'Staurant menus arl' ti°;:g111nrng 10 make lhc1r appearance nn d1n111g rnom tables an 'the home. \n11r.1'lll pl:illl'rs fore,ampk. arc \IJg1ng aci.. as trend) ap- 1wt11l'I\· I tw arra~ of spt('~ meats. 111.11111.tll'd \t.'g\.·tabks a nd assorted chl't'\l'' an:· pn tl-ct for pa r\tes and ,. l :l\UJI 8l'l·ll>gl'lhl'l'S. Hotnl'ltliHk p.'1s1a is find ing tis ""' 11110 thl· 11otnl' as wl'll. Toda\oo. 1h1;,l' J~:opk ''ho l'nJO) cool..1ng as· a huhh~ lind \at1.,far11on an making 1lw11 u'' n pasta an · an efTort to lJ~lUtl' thl· authl'ntll'it~ of truf 11.tlt.lll l'Ul'>llll' I hO~l' "ho lack the ta me or l'quapnwn ~n mal..e fresh pasta can rind till' 1i\.·.,h and df) va nct1es (l'iHltl~ a' a1tabk an man) s1;1 pcr- 111a1 l.l'h and 'Pl'etalt) stores. Wine vinegar versatile I ht· '"n·i b1h 111 rl·d ""ll' '1ncgar aJd, .1 lrt·'h 1 ~ teaspoon ground black pepper 111ud1 111 m.111\ tli,11,., ,,1l.1J' ht·1ng. 11nh the fif't \111p 3 pounds chicken parts < 11 ii kJ \ 1 nq:.11 <. li1l 1..l·n k.11 urc'> red'' 111l' '1 nt:garan • h r o prt·parc man nadt•. c:ombtnl' an a small bow~ red mar 111.ilk .111J '111q,~.11rim1dl'' ,1 -.urpnc,e in thr 1l'l 1f'll' "11w 'anegar. oli ve ml. ga rltr. oregano. salt a nd black li1r a ~pil ~ \l.11 \ .. pq)pcr. 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'.! teaspoons oregano lt·;n t''\, nusht>d I lt·aspoon "alt SPICY MARY :1 .. cup tomato juice :l tablespoon I I 12 oun ees 1 vodka I op tional I 1 , teaspoon red wine \'inegar 1 1 tt'aspoon original Worcestershire sauce Pint h celery salt In .1 I ~-ou nlT g11hk t 1.·om htnc 1unu110 Juice.' odka. ·" llll' '111l·gar. \\ ortl'\ll'"hlll' -.aurl; and n:lcf) !>al\. hll ~I·"' \\1th Ill'. \llf. (1ar111-.h \qth Lckr~ rib. 1fde'>trcd )11.·ld l po111on YOUR ON Daily Piloi &: TWA · r:1~ r r .,. ~V)!/.-'?000 WE REALLY ARE ,;i• A,A Aetf IP')A.1 A~,f ( ')VN TI (()/At • A -.r)/(){fli 'TA t( All/IN(S, -\s Italian rlTipes havt" been "arm sour dpugh or whole wheat P•"wd from one generation to the roll' l •. nnt. much of the prcpara11on has lx·l·n "mphlil'J. T-hc follow tng FRESH VEG ETABLE PIZZA reupL'' from the Kraft K11chens :i_... cup warm water (185 to 11 ~ h.l.' l' furthl·r 'cakd-down the· prep-degrees> ara111on and ) 1l'ld of ltaltan ru1s1nc . I envelope dry active yeast into Jashes that provide two er-Dash of f Ullr \ tllg\ rht• rt'l'IJ>CS • ofTcrcd reflect 2 CUpl flour 'artl'I). thl' hl·art of llali an cooking. lfJ cup wheat germ • • 2 tablespoon olive oil lkgan 1 )Our Italian ml'al wtt h 1,.& leaipoon H it f rl·,h \i qwta~k P111a Eas) 10 Cornmeal . prL·parl'. and tun to cat. 1h1s pizza l ''J cups (6 ounces) ibreclcle4 Sl:\rt' ~~i.ll a ~mp S<;>ldcn. crusi-and -• pa rr-skrm mozzarel la chee1e n11IJ 'l':.t'>on~ng\_ It ~ IOPPl'd wi th I eup mushroom slices 'q~l'IJhk~. lrl'!>h gratl·J parmcsan I medium green pepper cut into d1n,cs tor an authl'ntac Italian rings ' lJ\lC. l me dium tomato, tbin1" :·c Thl' p1ua Sl'f\ l'S a~ an enircl' for ~ l\\O c1u11e adl·quall'ly. But when' 2 tablespoons gra ted par an cheese • lol>l ani for a '>nack.tsi7 c. consid~r .Dried Basil leaves, crushed ~prt•adang tht• sauce and ingr~dtcnts Ga Hie powder atop hall~~n Ei1glish m unin or bread !>lirt· for a ili:ltnou!I min1-pi11a. Sall and pepper ( rl·anl) ra-.w Salad as an ap-Co111b1nt• \\31<.'r. )Cast and sugar: prnpn:tll' annmp<!ntml·nt to an) kt 'land 5 minutes . .\dd I cup 11\\.".ll. \.·-.pn·1a II) 1h1>'>t' ll'lehra 11 ng tlou 1 "hl'<l 1 gr rm. ml and sa h: m" ltJl1.1n n >1>lung. M.i ~on na1'1e \\l'll C11alluJll) star tn remaining p10' 1dt·, a nl·am} ba.,l' for 1h1'> ll11u1 Roll into ball. Knead dough dl°lll'IOU'> hknd of 1ngrrd1enl<, ror Ulllif \l\HHllh and l'la'illC. about 3 adlk<l ::i11rac11' enl'SS. S('rH' thl' 1111nutl'\ roll1rful ~alad an a .crisp ar~bcrg JJlac1: an grca..cd bowl: grease top kllul'l' rup. garnish w11h tomato nl Jough. Co\cr: let rise uhtil "nlgl·~ and arrompa n) 11 with douhk in 'olumc. about I hour. Punch doi.\ n dough. Divide dough in half lh'st'r'l' unl' half.• Rull ol\l' hall an to a 9-tnch circle. Phtlt' on roo~ll' sheet ligh~ly spnnl..tnl "1th rum meal. Top with rcm:11nmg 1ngrl·d1l'Ots. Bake at 450 dt'Krt'l''>. 15 u11nu1cs. 2 servings. •r vr a tr:id111onal. and sweet " 1tal1u'n use of l'l'\Cn cd pi21a do ugh: F11ni1 r\''>\'.'n cd p111a dough in 5 bulls. Flalll'n balls io 3-i nch circles. In largl' .. ~tllct. fr> do ugh in 3 whk-.pm1n., margarine unti l golden . btt:•~n . 1urn1ng once. -C'oat with comhtnl·d ~ tttblc!>poons sugar and ll\t,roon nnnamon. Serve "a1 m CRE~MY P ASTA SALAD 12 cup mayonnaise l small garlic clove. mlnced • • teaspoon drled basll leave1, tru~hed , · ' :i .a cup 12 "1 ounces I spinach rotini . cooked, drained 12 <·up mushroom slices 11 r up chopped green or red pl'pper • .. cup.pitted ripe olin halves 2 tablespoons grated parmu an cheese < om bane ma~onnaase:garltc and ha-;1!~ mi' well. Add remainrng 1ngrl•d1cn t~: mix hghtl). Chill. 2 St'f\ an~s. O~J>~soe FROZEN· ENTREES . t. Old El Paso Brinss You Closer to Mexico and 25~ in savinss! lUtt ltow aulltH tk a froua Muina t1Cm c11 bt wltH it's from Old El Paso. Wt h°" 709 'rt aof11 to lovt our delicious ,; ater.lldat, a..mq witlt IOOOft btd aid ta,,ed witlrlt ml IHfted clttta . Aid our 1t1IJ lt1rrito1, rtcllly st1101ed will! tomtoa, cMies, ud !Pim. "''I Ml &ht JOI 2SC j11t for tryt11111t.I. Old FJ Paso frozn Htftts. M••, f11lutico! ------------------------- 25~ ANY OLD EL PASO ~ , FROZEN ENTREE ..,..-p..::..""e .~~-~. Ufff flnrhUadM Grocer To recleem this coupon, meu 11 to ~1 lncot. .... ~ "'.;... _, ,_ Pore led. Dept ~2. Et P110 TexH 191188 'ft>u will . ~"' be P•ld 180• v•lu• ptu1 llc hantfl~ llWOloee P'OY· STORE COUPON t~ purch8M ol eufllclenl atoctl to C<Mlf coupon1 preMnled for l'908mptlon mu~I be UC)On,. • q~1t C.al'I redemption v11ue, 1 of one eent Offer llOld *'*e prohibited. . or 1'91lrlrt.a ~ raw Thi• couPOn good onty on bfll!'d specified • Any olhef UM conslltul•• fraud 4b000 401714 25~ ----------~---------------- .... ' 1 Nutrierit filled snacKs Wise . o-h9iee fer-your yeungsters Do yo ur children seem to have bottomless wells for tummies when it comes to snacking? Don't fret. They're probab!y like most school· aac kids who snack an avcraae of ei&ht times a day. Some children snack 20 times in a ~~hour period! Frequent snacki['ll is .~rfecllY. · fine . e.xpcns have discovered. as long as children are active and consume snac ks that offer essential vitamins and minerals. Accord~ng to ~-Kar~n ~organ. Presa down firmly. Sprinkle "· mainin1 cereal on top. Bake at 32S dep'eet for 20 minutet. Cool. Cut into bars. Makes IS. ama& mas 1 c., paae.t a•••-r ~ ~ ...... ,.,,...,..., · '* a, IMl&terr * .. rpttae, ~tae4 14 -..... salt (.,aMal) i tablelpeou mllll · 1 e.p-c~ •weeseee• eon udt.tcereal ~ C9J 4lrk4 a"1et, ~ ..... flee Combine cheese. flour, butter an_d salt; blend well. Add milk and mix well. Star in cereal and apples. Shape douah into balls or finaer sha()es. . Bake on ungrcased bakina sheet at 350 degrees for IO to IS minutes pr until lightly browned. Store in ainight container. Makes about 2 -to-~'h dozen' University pf Missouri snack re- searcher. "Snacks can make a 1--------------:------------..:.===================~~~~~~~~~~~~=================== positl\e contribut ion to a child's d iet. b) providing a significant percentage of nutrients l)ccesiary for rapid growth and aood t\.calth. · ''.fkcausc of their active sched- ules . and smaller tummies, ·it) • diflicult fOf children to consume their total Recommended Daily Allo"oinces of vitamins. minerals and calorn:s at JUSt three meals. The\ m~cd snacks to fill an ... Soml' ··health). wealthy and "1se" ~nack ideas come to the rescue 10 help "1th )our children's fitness and nutrition regimens. Loa~ "fill w e- dacnt~ like \weals. fruit and cheese. the) 're JX'rfcct as after-sc hool snacks or lunch bag add-ans. BANANA FREEZE SLICES ~ peebce (t ..,.et) '•IWeet CMklq eMeelale ! IU1et,11u clHIU)' peu•t better !MHMI . 1 np crt1p 1weece.ed rice cereal, cocoa Ravor or 1weet- e•ed wlleat peff1 Place t hocolate in microwave- safe dish. Heat at HIGH for I minute. Stir; heat until almost melted, 30 seconds longer. Stir until cof!lPletdy ~ltcd. Stir in peanut butter. ~P or roll bananas in choc<6te. coating bananas on all sides. Roll bananas in cereal. Freeze until firm , at least 4 hours. Cut ~nana in 1h-inch slices before serving. Makes 2 to 4 servings. AJ&emate me&IHHL..J)l 111eltta1 cllOcolate: Stir chocolate constant- ly in saucepan over very low heat until melted. · PEANUT BuTrER ENERGY BAR Z eg1, 1Uptly beatea. Ya cap c~-Y peu1t b•tter 'I• cap ~oaey ~ cap la1tut DOllfat dry milk 11• cap ,•ll·,.rpo•e Oomr 3 ~ empt crisp 1weeteaed rice cereal, uy Oavor Combine eggs, peanut butter and honey. Add dry milk and flour; max _ until well blended. Add 3 cups of the cereal and mix until evenl y coated. Spread into greased 8-inch pan. Popular bean salad dressed in new flavor .\ salad that hecaml' l'X · trau1d1nanl~ popular about 25 ) 1.·ar' ago \A a" nrndl' of three kinds of ranm·J beans. red k1dne\ beans. cut gn.:cn bc;ins and WI \\3; be-ans. Thl') "-i.'fe'-mixed "1th onion . grel·n ix·ppcr and a salad dressing of oil. l 1Jn '1m·gar and a large amount of suga r. It "as. 1n fal·t. a rc:li'h and manr famtl")"-~tyk rr!i- taurant' 'll'n cd 11. Sinn· thl'n man\ \Cf'i1on<t nl k1dnl·~ tx·an -.alad have appeared. No\\aJa}' thl'Sl' salads arr made 1n -a d1ITl'rl·n1 wa }. Thq call for little or .•. no <,,ugar and arc far from hetng a rcl1"11 The following recipe for Rean al:id ha' a m·w '"1st· the Lcmon- C'ilantro Drc\s1ng adds unu\ual Ila H>r BEAN SALAD I I-ounce can red kidney beans, drained l't cup cooked cut-up snap beans • 12 cup chopped green pepper '• cup cbopped onion · · Lemon-Cllall'tro · Dre11lng. see recipe Lett•ce % 1trlp1 crisp cooked bacon, crumbled Stir tOKettlcr k1dne :--beans. snap bean~. green pcppa and onion: add L'·mon-Cilantro Dressing and toss wdl. Place tn a ro' cred conta1 ncr and marinate 2 hours or overnight To <tene. arrange bean salad on lcttul"c. top "1th bacon JUSt before wn 1ng Makl''i-' 1. upc; LEMON-CILANTRO DRESSING 3 lableapooas vegetable oil 3 tablespoons lemoa jalce 2 tablespoons cbopped cilantro ·~ fresb coriander) l •mall clove aarllc, finely cbopped 1 teaapoM 1r1ted lemon rind l teaspoon 1111r Salt and pepper to"ta1te \\ hl\k or \ha kl' together all the 1ngrcdtC'nl'S M;i l..c<t about ': cup .. 6-0Z. ASST. 29 LIMIT ONE CASE. HALF GALLON MAZOIA c ...... 2~·0Z. PLASTIC 1.29 11-0Z. PtcG LONG A9 Hoff .Gallon Citrus Puoch 32.cn. Aeg. Or L19ht 1-lb. ~-Quon.r Sticks SUNNY DELIGHT ....................... ~ .....• ff KRAFT MAYONNAISE ...................... 1.69 PARKAY MARGARINE. 5-lb&og I •· ,~-" -. .. A9 GOLD MEDAL FLOUR ...................... • GRADE A SO. CHICKEN ..,. ........ .1& ... Old Fothion. Calif. Grown, 5-6 lbs. STEWING CHICKEN ...................... LB. .69 HUGHES 11. INCH VALUE TRIMMED BEEF ILY S'IEAK. -. EUSS BEEF Cl.OD OR CHUCK 47 LB. ,HUGHIS 1/4 INCH YAWi mMMID ••• cu .. snau ................... ~ USDA BONELESS 2 19 CHOICE L& • L& 4A9 RTLETT -PEARS PACIFIC MOUNTAIN c Frnh COOK'S PUii. y COOK• 11.aa SHANK OR sun POttTION L& 1.19 Frfth Fo.ter Form• W1tli Rib' Attached • --HALF HEN TURKEY BREAST . 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Orange Coa1t DAILY PILOT/ Wednesday, September 10, t986 Supermarkets fr~e to 'set own rules on_specials Dear Jue -A <;upcrmarkl'I in 'l1u1Hi 11ght 1~ 1ha1 the stdrc 1c; ratlw1 lhi,!.n ·ix·opk \\ho will come to "' member~ for 1h,·1r own t h'rl·\ ,1 rl'lund lorm 10 wl'lle for: m) nciahborhood ad,enised a 111,1l.1ng th1' offet a lmlc mo1c 1nt1lh"_111bn·um·1.•andbu) hisuthcr ix·N>nal usl·. Ml'mbcrs-.~obtain \SI r{·flind 4-V. \Y SI Refund "Suix·r Special'' 1ll'm at a great I~ wmplirat1.•d than thl' t) p1ral m1n1 -'>l>l'\'lah 111 order 10 n:ach the c.·oupo11' :11 the rate of $8 \\Orth ol 1 >lh'• p < > lk>\ 14041 . Baltimore rl'dueed pril'l' "11h the purchaSl' o,f mum purrha'l' ordt.•r. 111111111111111 rl'qUttl'd for the :·super C,l!llP1lll\ at fa re 'aluc.· for the price ~t 1 > 'I .1t•I\ 1 lw. ofJer cxpin.·s Dec. al lc:l!)\ $7.50 \\Ort h of Olhl'r 11'1 urdl'f IO dl'tCrmtnc whc.•thl·r Srx·nal." ol $~. 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Thl· annual membership kl' l'I Ull£R 11 l 4 \\ .. 7'.asal Spra) out~r ca!>hl1.'r told 111c that I could n~t alt' }Olli nori-alt.?ill'msfrom 1hosc DearJune -Do ~ou knowofan~ t1'UJll~ $1.9.95."1\habonusofS20 l>ltnnlul· /~,;form) along\Jith 1hcludc sak 1tl'(ll'i: 1n the minimum ·" un .. ak and ha' c th~ cashier ring l~°e pl!1c.l'" hi:r1.· I r;~n .,dl m) ntra rents · wor.th ~,f c.·oupon'> when you J01n. r.11:10~ 1 j1'.~'.~: .. ~t·r n·rcip.t w11h the purrhaM:. . nrnH,ak 1tl·m~ up l1r 1. olf' l·ou r on'' 0 . Paul , '>)kr1 1s <llso ah outlet to o;cll thl l·l' 1 l~ f ·<1 Soml'lh1ng dol·sn·1 'ound l'rght But "l' '>houkt also 'took al th1' Llnderwold. N.J. n1uQ_o11' )OU ran't us<.'. In order to 40-pagl· bool.lct l'\pl:11ning ho" pui1.hJ\l' Pllll' l Ill l What do \Ou th1l)l.'1 -Francis lnim thr gron·r''> point of\ ll'\\ He.· Dear D. -I hl.''>ckrt Coupon uhiain thl' l'Oupon!) rl'qu1red b> it s th1'> "0,.i.,, b' '>cnJ1ng SI 50 Ill I k11. '' 1lm \\l'1.·i..·, "''of rrfund Stellaccio Sr., Brooklyn. N.Y. \\JIH' to g1H' this sa' 1ng~ op-C luh. 111 I ud.JhUl'. 'I) <,{'II., 1111.·111Lx·1'>. th1.· t.·lub purchases them S( (.P.O. Bu, }JI). fud .. .ihoc. !I,,) l1lk1' \1.111 l1111lo.111g for ttw rcquire-d Dear Francis -What doesn't portu111t~ 1u ri:gular t·u,toml·ro; 111.inulJttull'". n·nt -off coupon'> f1 0111 l u'tomas. You can rcccl\<.' a llf!O'' 1l'lu11d lcu 111' \dll• h ~nu can obtain ----I itl tlw '11p1.·1111:11 lo.l'I 1n n~w'ip<rpel' and r11,1g.l/llll' alh 1•ft1'i<'l11l'l1t'> and l11111l 11.1J111g \qlh l11i:nd'i No Games ... No Gimmicks ... Everybody Wins With Stater's Low, Low Prices! LB Meat Dept. Savings Rump Roast er~ .. ~, ... Sliced Bacon .,~ lip Roast ~;r:..:·:: ... ;· Beef Back Ribs .. - Burritos ... Corn Dogs r•.f ..... I Rainbow Trout H .. Skinless Catfish ~~~.fPA•OE 11 $1.39 s1.a9 s1.79 A97c 59e ggc s1.69 e $1.99 Compare these Low Prices LauaAl:c1ry Detergent •i.7 Shasta Cola p~ • • Mazola Corn Oil Beef Stew~· ... Success Rice II([;( ~ft&(t1fA 'i .-. t Popcorn ~~~,~,. R· ..... • Macaroni & Ch eese Raisin Bran :, .-v. Tu rnove rs~:R~\~0: Bath Tissue =":t~:.~· ,s2.89 .... ,s2.29 . ~1.49 o I 51 .15 .51 .99 .. ,22c •tl gge . LB ST A 1ER BRQ~. BIG WHE~ T OR CHICKEN OF THE S~A I~ OIL OR WATER Chunk.I.ight Tuna orn on the ob ur • Budget Gourmet· .. ~ ... Burritos :·~=:ift•ES Chicken Nuggets .... Lenders Bagels W a ff I es ;, ·:;r::i~~· Cool Whip IQPP • .. Apple Juice MIN,,[ ... ~ Grocery Specials Facial Tissue ~~C'~e:·r.o" Gala Towels :. ... :-·· ~ Orange Juice ·::'·:>:: Yog U rt •S'ON r>li!f"' ..... • tAA•P!'flE~ .,r.,73c ""l 55e ~ I 51 .19 .oz 49c Cream Cheese ;:~~l*·~·"· aoz 89e Graham Crackers '<~K·~~~ .. ;.\ s1.59 Oreo Cookies .. :n.. l : 51.99 Applesauce ., .. ,:.~: .... g. I s1.09 •'l"99c 175e FRESH ALASKAN KRAFIREGULAR OR LIGHT Miracle Whip .Mira'c1e I Whip , \ ~ •• ' ti·~~~·~ ,,..........__ __ Garden Fresh Produce ASSOfHEO HANGING POTHOS GRAPE IVY ELLEN DANIKA IVY Houseplants $3.9J) :::&- Jack Daniels ;:!~~l[ Bacardi Rum .~~~: .. ·· Gallo Wines v•ACU Beer HEKl{L~AO ~ ~ri> 519.29 ., •rA510.99 ll (As2.69 1l 'I~ CAH' '2.59 AMERICAN Keuler Whiskey . .• ,~,, s • ' IMPORTED ~·· . ~ 1059· 17 , • ADVERTISED ITEM GUARANTEE W( RESERVE THE RIGHT lO LIMll ()A REFUSE SALES TO COMMERCIAL DEALE~OA WHOlESALERS Wt slrNll 10 ~ on l\80d ,..,,. .. _I 'lorlt o' ad\19rtr.s«1 mttl"llaMIY II ave 10 (()(1(111t0n'I beyOnO OUI cont!OI. ~run OUI ot .-n aa-llMIO ~I 1 RAIN CHECI( ""111 bl' ISSUl'JCI en.OHfl(l yo., 10 buV 1ne ~em •t the oo-i15l!O pttee a~ '°°" a.s ~ bloo"~ av311a019 ()t w~nen ~ oa.,.. ~J::'.:) N o Games ... No-Gimmicks ... Everybody W in s Wi th The Lo w Pr ice Leader ! 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Al lablc. 10" ':.i lat.I Jll'I tx·lon· '>l'f\ ing :rnJ pa") ogun ( h1k l>n·,,111g !\fakl'" Ill lo I~ 'il.'l\lllg' Yogurt Cfiil e Dressing 13 cup diced green cblles 3 tablespoons mayonnaise Juice of 1l lime l teaspoon sugar , ~ teaspoon salt 12 teupoon garlic powder I (l!-ouncel ca rton unflavor.-d ) ogurt ' C omh1n(' d)ill''. f1l~l\11nn:\1'-\.' l llnw Jllll1.' 'utt.rr ,,111 ·and garl1\ pmHk1 111 hk11J i:1 < <" rr and hknd u1111I 'mn111h I old c.h1k nll\lu11· into \ogu1t un11I 'mnoth SWEETTORTI LLACRI PS Oi l for frying Snack site n our l~rtlllu Po~tred sugar. cinnamon- sugar or lnstRnt eot"Oa powder I kat I till h 1111 in fi-) tn(t pan to 'lin dq1.1 l'\'' I r' onl' ton 1 Ila at a t1l11l'. turning lrl'quentl\ .• until pulh and laglUI> bro~m·J . .tbou1 I 111inu11.· 1>1 .11n on paJ)Cr tn"cl" and 'Jlrinkk "11h nn'-'dcll'd "'I'"'· c1n-11.1nw11 -,u~.11 1H n1u1:i p1l\\~kr. f~t ·" I' Ill 11 'l' ·" 'h,l \l.-IOr \HlUP' ot il c ll l'Jlll r 1 · •-I .I •••• Today.~s Neighborhood Drugstore I Th(u aturday, ·I Sep!~~,?.~~ .. 1~h -RESERVED I ·-----.~---.._.. .... --·==::. ........... Vaseline Signal Breath Savers -CVS Nasal •Op l'henlpJ, 0.35 ounce Decongestant Correctol laxative Tablets ~-lllllJIJIP." The Woman's Gentle Laxative 30 count 199 Our Regular 2 89 · Neosporln •Ointment. 0 5 ounce •Cream. 0 53 ounce Flintstones ~ Vitamins 60 count. Chewable •Up Bllm, 0.15 ounce Regular _or With S~nscreen YOUR CHOICE 3/100 Kleenex Facial Tissues Family Size 99¢ Our Regular 1 39 Perma Soft Shampoo 1&~unce, All Types With FREE Cond1t10Der 8 ounce 1.99 6.08 Value Neutrogena Mouthwash 24 ounce ...... 3.19 .. ,,.. 1.99 ...... -1.00 .......... YOUI 99 · FHeAL COIT• Acne Cleansing Soap & Hypo-Allergenic 3 5 ounce Bar 129 Our Regular 2 09 Sugar Free Mints Assorted Flavors 5 Pack. 12 count each 99¢ 2.25 Velue Scott Baby fresh Wipes Scented or Unscented 80.c.oont 219 -' Our Regular 2 89 Antihistamine 9T9¢ -~-----------------COMPARE TO Adifed Tlblltl 24 count It l87 Wind ex Glass Cleaner 32 ounce Refill 99¢ Our Regular 1 69 Jic Erasable Pens Blue Ink 3 Pens Plus 1 Free 99¢ Our Regular 1 79 Cutex Pollsh-flemover Regular 6 ounce 88¢ Our Regular 1 49 Reg or Plus Iron ~=====:::5 266~ Our Reg. 4.39-4 69 One A Day Within 60 Tablets 4.39 ... ,,,. 2.99 ·=-:.:. -1.00 I ..:ma, .199 I CVSThera or Thera Plus High Potency Vitamins I , •.30 Ta2cgg ONE'Q« Mead Fiiier Paper 10-1/2 In x 8 In 200 Sheets. Wide Ruled 66¢ •Mead 1 Sub1ect Notebook 80 Sheets. 9-112 In x 6 In •Russell 2 Pocket Notebook . 50 Sheets. 11 In x 8-1 /2 In 77C!ICE Our Reguiar 1 19-1 39 ,Master- Combination Padlock No 1500-0 229 FrttH.ar · ,.....,,.. ·.' 7 .3 ounc. Total · I 12 Bags · . ·139': .•.. Ou• Regula• 1 99 I Wooltte Rug Cleaner 1 Self-Cleaning 22 ounce g~~3 ~ I Jergens I Aloe & lanolin •Bath Beads I 15 ounce = •Lotton 8 ounce YOUR CHOICE ~~; 139_ I Our Reg 199-239 1 Daisy Disposable I Shavers 8Shavers With 2Free a.......... 1.791 .. ,..,. 1.00 ...... 100 YOUll ........ -. I rnm cosr .DO ~Ali-~1 Massengill Disposable Douche Assorted Types I I Tj396oz ••1 Our Regular 1 99 II Pazazz By Clairol •Styling Mousse 5 oz •Styl1ng""Gel 4 ounce A.ssorted Shades 2~~1CE Our Regular J 69 <>a Clairol Final Net I I ,. I I Non-Aerosol Hair _Spray I All Types 8 ounce Pump . 1aa ~ Ou• Reg.,la< 2 99 I I Our APgular 2 79 .I I I Cv.s COSTA MESA HUNTINGTON BEACH ~ ... ( ••v>j( II LAGUNA HILLS MISSION viEJO CVS . I The Courtyards, Harbor Blvd Loehmann·s 5 Points Plaza Laguna Hills Mall 328 M1ss1on V1e10 Mall Intersection Of Hatt>or ' Main St. At Beach Blvd . El Toro A~d J Pharmacy & Newport Boulevard Formerly Allen's Pharmacy 722-1750 847-3525 "''"" .... ...., .... _________ ,_. ___ " __________ _ l·-~_;.• _____ _ .. .. • ClO Qt'ange CoMt DAILY PILOT/ W~. s.p..,_, 10, 1111 .. -ice is Your e 01ee. MEAT USDA Choice Beef Round Laige, Sweet J_,, tn don oi l lh 299 ·Raspberries bskt. Northwest's Finest lb .• 6--.. ~~~rnr~ ~e!~~~ Stuffed Chicken Breast With our f.i mnus . 399 r11rnhrL·.ad ~tullin~. lb. Only USDX Choice Meats, Superior Quality Produce, ahd Premium Seafood~ . ' '. ChoOse Irvine .Ranch Farfners Market ... when oniy the best will do! Prices Good Sep_tember 10.16, 1986 No'fJealer Sales.,• limit Rights !Jeserved SEAFOOD Fresh Kin g Salmon 699 Steaks lh. .· Fresh . Fillet of Scrod From ~cw_ Englam.1. .- lb.3 99 Bonl'il':-:-Vine Ripe , Super Sweet New Season -Garden Fresh Mock Crab Meat Pork Loin ·Roast Milk-F1.·J W.hite Veal Cutlet lb.2 99 Honeydew 25 Melons tb. • · Brussel Sprouts lb .• 59 Great for sala<ls~ 499 lb. Calamari Steaks599 lh. 8 99 Large size. "Abalone Style." lb. California Grown SEAFOOD REC IPE "" \ I ELI J \\"f \f L J(}~ TI d.\ \\.fl B J l T ·1 I 1 S \ l 'l' · ed Sweet flavor. large sizes. p >rs h.~59 BEEF RECIPE \i.1sk:in 1\11 i.: "'.tfin11n "'tl'.tk' H 01.. p11rt11111' Wl 111t: l'l."ppl·r I •Ill' 1 :-;,tit l I ' l d h l "l r I >n \\ htk \\Ill\' I 11dl\ 1du,tl Savin~: L1ghtlv <lust salmon Sll'ak with flour. :-'...iuk 111 h11t hutkr 1 minuks. or until hrowned on nne ~ttk Turn .111d continue cookin~ until opposite sidl' is hrownvd ,111d fo,h fbk~·s cc:L..;ily. Hcmove rlsh from pan an<l he aid \\Mm '-'w1rl I t1unn· wine into hutter in pan. Cook until rnl\lt11t ... 1uk~. aJJ s<.tlt an<l pepper to ta;;te,thcn re ;ur 11\\'r ,,d11111n BAKERY Jumbo Bran Zucchini Muffins ILtkl·d rn ... 11 d.1dy w1tl1 (lt1 rrl'SLTV~l ll\'l'~ '" .tdlllll\t'" Pk~ 111 1 1 4 399 rl'g. 1 _!e I f Or ' ·j~~ 7 . . Join Ma Cuisine Gourmet Cooking School for a wee/t- end of wining and dining ••• NAPA VALLEY ,. Oct. 31-Nov. 2 or.Nov. 7-9~ SANT FE Oct. 23-0ct. 26 For more information. call Evelyn ar 8€verly Wilshire Holidays (213) 858-3892 I GROCERY Nature's Warehouse Cooki'es Oatmeal Rai sin or Oran~c. Sweetened with fruit Juice, . great for kids' lu nches. 9 9 8 oz. pkg. reg. 1.69 e Arden Rice Cakes Assorte<l fla\'ors. . 69 4.5 oz. pkg. reg_ I .05 • . Crystal _Geyser parklin~ Mineral W ater 79 28 oz. htl. rl'g .. 99 • Just Say "Charge It!" .. .,.. __ - / CHEESE Neufchatel Flavored Cream Cheese Cho()Sl' from 4 flavors. SWl'd. fru1tv. 11r spicy. 369 rl'g_ t 9~1 lh lb. L<>Nl)ON BR<>IL Take London Broil an<l marinate it in lr\'inl' Hanch TL"ri- yaki Sauce for at least 2 hours. If you likl' the kriyaki flavor. you may marinate it a-" Ion~ a-; you likl'. After mari- natin~. place on hot ~rill. It will takl' ahout JO minutes to cook (Bar-B-(J temperatures art> different so time may vary l 0 minutes either way .) l>u rin~ the cnokin~ tirm: you may have to turn as many as 5 times. After cnokin~. slicl' meat against the ~rain with knife at sli~ht an~k. Slice meat thin. DELI Gourmet Salad nf the Week: Harvest Festival Salad Fresh green peppers. cucumbers and red ripe tomatoes with chunks ?f tcndc.r ~oz~arella 499 m a basil vinaigrette. reg. 5.99 lb. lb. Freshly Roasted Beef Our own USDA choice roundc; of heef are cooked to perfection WINE Irvine Ranch Farmers Market 1985 Napa Valley 1White 1 3 99 750 ml. re~. :l.00 a, The'Stem &i,. .... ~ AD Plinb & Plant BUlrets .._...6%.0F~ F'"'!lon ls/tmd.On/g ~ . , ............................................................. __ ... ____ ..;.. ______________ ~...._~~-~----_-_-~~--~--- ?. -- • •' COMPLETE RACING. COVERAGE . . '..--WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10,.1986 ·~··· oc·Duke-wast·e r .outes sited CHP gives blessing to shipments along San Diego, Santa' Ana, Mesa freeways .., By PHIL 'SNEIDERMAN Ol ...... "91 .... Calif~mia Hi&hway Patrol oflicaals ·have decided tf\e San Diego; Santa Ana ·and Costa Mesa freeways . throuJh Orange County arc ap. propnate routes for transportation of Grand jury indicts Soviet U. N. employee on es- pionage charges./ A5 World Tensions rising over Sov- iet detention of U.S. journalist./ M ·. Food Transform convenient foods into culinary de- lights that taste great and are good for you./C1 -.. Mind&Body A contact lens could re- duce the growing number of nearsighted people in theU.S./85 Sports Orange Coast College football coach Bill Work- man has a talented but Inexperienced team this year./81 The Angels' lead grows to 8 1/2 games after a win In Cleveland./81 INDEX Advice &. Games Bulletin Board . Business ClassHled Comics Death notices Entertainment Food A9 A3 A11-12 B6-8 A10 B8 A8 C l -10 A6 A3 B4-8 81-4 A8 . radioactive materials. despite objec- tions voiced by offic.ials from Irvine and Laguna Beach. . During the first six· months of this year. the CHP conducted 11 public hearin~s regarding proposed routes fo r shipments of radioactive ma- High ·flying swingers terials,p ri manly spent fuel rods froth nuclear.power plants. At a June 27 hearing in Santa Ana, Irvine police Lt. Sain. Allevato reed a lett~r ' from the the city's may.or; as~ing the CHP to drop the· Santa Ana, San Dicao and Costa Mesa freeways from the statewide ship. ment plan·. • . . Although regular shippiog of spent nuclear fuel rods is not expected to occur for· another decade, Irv ine officials' chief concern is that stiip. menu on these hi&hways would cross dt nscly populated areas. Howc:vcr, officials conceded the chance of a dangerous ac:cidcnt is remote. · The main source of radioactive · shipmcnu near Oranac County would be the nuclear power pl,nt at San -Onofre. lr\tinc officials rec- . ommcndcd that Sari Onofre ma- terials be shipped south toward San Dieao. then cast on Interstate 5 through less populated areas. The CHP proposal included both this southern route and nonhem routes throu&h Oranee C<>unty, con- necting to the San Bcmardfoo Free-way. ' At the June 27 hcarin&, 'a Laguna \ Beach city reprncntative also asked that the Santa Ana f1*way route throu&h Orange County be droi>Ped .. CHJ> offici4ls ahnounced th11 week they had evaluated jnformation col- lected at the statewide f'earings and had made three modifications 1n the radioactive shipment plan. Two of the changes were in the' San Fran- cisco-Oakland area and the third concerned a 5tate hilhwtY near Bakersfield. . . No chanaes wer~ made in the proposed foutcs throu&h Los Aoleles.. Orange and San Diqo counties, -· CHP·spokesw6man Susan Cowan Scott said her dcpanmcnt plans tb forward its recommended nuclear routes 10 November to the California (Pleue ... JroD/ A2) ~~.-.--on riot urges surfing event c4anges . ~ By ROBERT BARKER °' .............. Hunungton Beach should continue to~osHhe Op Pro' Surfing Cham- pionships despite the Labor Da} weekend nots. but should consider moving the event so 1t dcxsn't occur on a holiday weekend. members of a recently formed commission said Tuesday. Panelists say that the event should be moved unt il a week or two after La bor Day 10 mi n1m1zc threats of a not and members also -expressed interest in el1minaung the biluni and \lr.Jleboard contests. El immauoo of tho-.e act1\ 111es could dami>cn vol- at1k environments. they said. R 1ot1n& erupted on the last day of the Op event but surfing enthusiasts apparentl} didn't participate 1n at- taLh un police and other VlOlent ilctl\ 111cs. officials said. ..Wt• still want to have the tour- nament ·· Mayor Bob Mandie said. ·;\\ c ;ust do11 '1 wanuhe tee.UIJ'CDCC of (Pleue eee JUOT / A2) Beirtlt gunmen seize American By RODEINA KENAAN ~,.,_.,_ BEIR UT. Lebanon -.\n .\men- can "ho runs a pri vate '1Chool 1n Beirut was kidnapped by four gun- men Tuesda) on hie; way to play golf. and a caller cla1ml'd rcspons1b1hty in the name of the Sh111c Moslem group Islamic Jihad The k1dnapp1ng wac; the first ab- duction of an A.mem:an 1n Lebanon 1n 15 months. . The . Emba~~' 1dent1fied the vic11m as Frank Herbert R~d. 53. of . R•l•ted 1tory on AS Maldc-n. Mass .. -director of the Lcbanc c International School in · Mo!llcm wes1 Beirut Islamic Jihad. which espou!\C!I the fundamtntahst teachings of Iran ·., A.\atollah Ruhollah Khome1n1. has sa.1d 11 holds at least three other Amcncan hosiagcs Frank Herbert Reed tx·ing a <.. I A. 'P) Opinion Police log Public notices Sports Television Weather A2 Three boy• coa.lcln •t eee any reaeon to let cooler temperaturea and the atart of .cbool prevent them from enjo~ a awtn&IDC 1ummer day at Coeta Me.a 1 Tewtnkle Park~ A spate of poh t1cally motivated k1dnapp1ngs in wes1 Beirut 1n IQ 5 prompted most .\mcncans and other Wcs1nncrs to lea' c the c1t\ The calle.r --00 Tuc~a} accused Recd of Pohle sa1J the a!>sa tlants, tOting \1knlt'r-t•4u1ppcd pistols and dnving in a Jarlr. hlue \oho. rammed Reed's r--.i .... tPleaee eee BERUIT/A2) Mesa freeze on projects ends before plan ready By TONY SAAVEDRA Of-DM!y ...... lleft , Costa Mesa·s one-year moratorium on General Plan amendments. rstab- lished so the Cll f could review the land-use documenl. e'pires o n Fn- da). However. city planners are stil l roughl~ eight months awa> from co mpleting the review that prompted the frce1e on Sept. 13. I 985. onsequently. the City Council 1s co nsidering a plan to process some requests for General Plan amend· mcnts. while turning others away until the review 1s finished. Delays or (Pleaee eee KUA/ A2) ' Newport ponders doggie restrooms for public areas By STEVE MARBLE Of ~Deltf ........... New York C1 1y requires dog ownet~ to can) poopcr-scoopers but in Nl'"'port lkal'h. !.omething far more a' act-garde I\ be1ng com1dncd for man·s bl-st fnend -dog potties Council"'oman Ruthclyn Plumml'r rnncernl'd thal the ci t) ·s dog popula11on 1s making a pubhc nuisa nce of itself. suggested Monda)' that nt) of1k1ab '>tud) the poss1b1ht) of restrooms for dogs "t;)ome l'll1es ha\t~ them ," said Plumml'r . "it11l. t'l l} otlic1als said they are not quite surt' "'hat dog potties are or how tht' cantn<.'s "ould go about using them ( armel. "'here city ofli c1als once banned the <.ale of ice cream cones in the interest of keeping the city clean. has installed small sandboxes for dogs. • But 1t 1s unclear whether these qualif> as dog potties or at least an early-day version of them. (PleaM eee DOGQIS/A2) Commission renews push for 3 Bea Ch Blvd. flyovers By LISA MAHONEY Of ... Delly ........... Huntington Beach said no ~o did La Habra and Bl.\ena Park. But the Orange Count~ Transpor- tation Commission wants to change Cll \ officials' minds about construct· ing o' <.'rpasscs at three bu'>} Bea h Boukvard intersections. All three c1t1cs rcJC('tt"d proposals for ov<.'rpasses at their most hea-.tl~ congested 1ntersect1ons dunng hear· 1ngs on making Beach Boulevard tnl<' a super street last January and February. They and six other cnie along 1tt 1 19.5 mile-stretch approved other improvements like s11nal coord1- na\lon. st~t w1dcninaand rcstnp1ng designed to smooth traffic now along the hea' 1lv used anenal But Hun1- 1ngtun Beach. Bul'na Park and La Habra otlietal!> found thC' idea of O\ l"rpa''l'S at \\. arnl'r and La Palma a\l'nuc' and Imperial H1gh"'J' 111 hi.· too trouhk,omc to lOns1der Thl' prn~pcll o t long constn.tlllun sdrl'Juh."' J1<,rupt1ng trafliL anJ hun· 1ng lnl.ll bus1m'''C~ wa5 l'nough tel lUn\ 1ncL' the th rel' l.'lt\ counr1h th.II o'crpJ\\t'S arl·n't "'on'h tht" bother Th~ long-term dTrct on store!> at thl· "arnt"r and lkach inter<;{"Ct1on e~thl'llL''t and the high cost of th(· structurts were also cons1derat1ons l 'ndaunted b) thr chorus of na)sa}crs. count) transportation comm1ss1oners Monda)'· appro ed a $20.000 stud~ aimed at changing their tune Thl' c;1ud\ w he tonducted b)'..,-w-.\ ~ng1nn·r' ol F uunta1n Valle}. will 111111\ <'n "3" hl red ucr d1sru pt1on .in11, 1r.i1ed h' Jra" n out construc- t11•n 11n11.·tahk' "'h1ch the com- m"'111n ungin.ilh dcemt'd nccessar;. t• • hud d the'" t'rf>JSl><.''\ 1{11h \Id Jnn J 1 ount' transpor- 1.111110 pldnnl'r ,,11d the cn mm1ssmn "·I' dl-rrcrarcll 111 Jn<.wn challenges l" 1lw 11\ erp.h' 1dl'a '"hen 1t "'as fi~t rrl''l'nh·d IJ't '-'lnll'r h~ com- ntl\\Wn~r~ '1111 hi.·lie' e thJt grade \l'flJ I Jt·llln\ :it hu\\ 10ll'r<i<"l'l10ns are tht• Jn,wer to mo' ing traffic alona more \moothl' I he comm1\\1on hope-. IWA. En11· nee!"\ v. 111 come up w11h ~tra1egies to 'honen l'onstruc11on ume or otl'ier- (Pleaee ~ JPLTOVERS/A2) Car rally heats ~pin Arizona sun Challenge A-rperica Race teams to head for El Paso today after Phoen-ix stopover PHOENI X -Tht're are many ways to get to this and city. but.every road prom1S<'d its traveler a swelter- ing trek Tuesday aCf'Qss the dusty ma rains of the.SOnora n de'lt'n.' Threc-d1g1t temperatures are com- monplare at this time of year and a bnef thundershower. hke the ont that dcsc~ndcd her(' Monday n1aht. docs littlt to keep the air cool once the sun pops up thC' nC'\I momma over th<' \Aguaros that do1 tht' valleys betwctn the faultbloc~ mountains. To add further annoyance to the 22 l enmes 1n th1s week's Challenge America Race. the dnvers' descn- parched throats could not be re lieved b) a cold beer at a roadSJde cafe or Tuesda was pnmary elec11on da) restaurant\ in .\nzona nd state law proh1b11s the salr of alco ol on ~uch da ys un11l 1he poll5 clO'( at 7 p m ~spite su h inconven1cnct!>. thr Newpon ~ach trams led by 81LI I fal hda:, .rnd Jim Rt11ky had lots to be excited about when they amved at the Hohda' Inn herr follow1n1 the • fir<n full da) of drl\ 1ng on the Laguna N1guc-l -t-0-Atlanta trek Not only did the) have the chance 10 rC'fine their "uM' 1he whok road" dn' 1ng tec hnique-on open roads. they found at least one s1gn1fi cant shoncut that they believe already puts them 1n command of the rat·e. In the tin) AriLona town of Salome. a road "as taken that Ram navigator Wa)nC' Stanfield bC'heves tnms at lea't '" miles olT tl\e freeway rouJl" more popularly tr8felcd \O Phocnh. It'' shoncuts like those that racers hop<' w11l lcatl to a victory 'iunday 1n .\tlan111 The ( halknfe AmC'nca Ra« 1~ a te~l of how WC'I Jn vers can read and folio" maps and drrrcuo!'' peed 1s . r ROBERT HYNDMAN k~ important than navigating. for 1he one who &ets to ._tlanta 1n the fl·"cst number of miles -not the \hortest amount of t1mr -1s the v. inner RaC'f' ofTic1als arc adding )1' da1l~ (Pleaee-. Cil/ A2) .. .• , Otenge Coat DAILY PtLOT/ Wedneeday. September 10, 1M8 .~•a1IRUT GUNMEN-KIDNAP-AMERICAN. •• hom~I chauffeur-dnven car onto the lide· walk at I I: IS a.m. near the ruins of a supermarket in west Beirut's Bir Hassan dastnct. Reed was dnving from has home 1n west Beirut's Manara nc1&hborhood to play fOlf at the· war-scarred course on the city's southern edac. Two men climbed from the Volvo. forced ReC'd and his Lebanese driver at gunpoint to gtt into the kidnapper$' car and sped off. police said. The dnver was freed minutes. later a few hundred yards from the head- quarters ofSyrian lntelliaence officers in'charac of enforcing a security plan to restore law and order 1n west Beirut'. Until Tuesday, no foreaaner had been kidnapped sinoe Syria,n troops movC'd into west Beirut on July 4. The dnvcr. whose name was not J• vcn. went to Reed's home and informed Reed's Syrian wife. Fah1ma Dalati. of the abduction, police said. A school anoc1ate. said Recd has lived 1n Lebanon about c1&ht years and converted to Islam before his marria~. The associate, who ansistC'd on anonymity, sa\d the Co uple have a five-year-old son. Tareq. • 11\. Washinaton. Wh11e House spokesman Larry Speakes said th<' administration Wll awate Of rcpons of the kidnappina and of repons that Islamic Jihad was ~sponsibte. He said the 1dmini1trat1on had "no reason to doubt that these reports are true." "We call on those who may be holding Mr. Recd. as well H the other forc.-1gn hostages in Lebanon. to re lea~ their capuves 1mmed1atcly," Speakes said. An anonymous caller cla1mtnf to speak for Islamic Jjllad charscd an a call to a Western news agency that Reed was a spy for the CIA and that "docu~nts c.onv1ctina him" were found on ham . NUKE VI ASTE ROUTES APPROVED ••• 1romA1 Office of-Adm1nastrat1vc Law. Staff rm'mbers from that office will review the leiahty of th~ plan and will probably issue the route reaulations an January, the CHP spokeswoman said. . · Scott said that deleting th'e maJor freeways an Orange County would have required "almost going back 10 the dq1w1ng board because tt\ose are big. big <.·ha nges." She $aid the CHP makes rec-\ldtc's other nuclear plants arc now ommeridat1ons but ult1ma1el)' has bl·1ng ~tored on-site. Regular sh lp- httle authority over radioactive ship-mi.'nls from the.-plants will not be&•!! ments. which are prim1trily gov.crnect. until the federal govcrnm·ent estath by the U.S. Dc'partmcnt ofTranspor· • JJShcs a reniote nuclear disposal -tat1on and the Nuclear Regulatory fa c1lit) by 'the latr 19905. she 'said. C'omm1ss1on. lnterstatc highways. under federal Jurisd1ct1on. havr been designated as the first-fho1cc routes. coll also pointed out that <1pcnt fuel rods from an Onofre and the l 'ntil them. rad1oac11vc shipments through Cahforn1a are rare and usually involve. research centers or nuclear plants an othcntatcs. Fair weather through Thursday- Thoet on the Oriin09 eoeti wtll enjoy taw WMther ttwougtt Thurldly, wtth ~ ctoud9 during the morn6nQ hour• ciMrinQ to moatly aunny akin In the etternoon. the ~1t10nal w .. u- Servlee .. Id. 8"eh hight wlll rlt\09lrom18 to 74, Inland lrOf" 75 to 80. Overnight IOWI will be 80 to 85. Gusty wind• In the loc-1 moontaln1 wlll deer .... Thurldey Highs todey will renge from the upper 80s to mid 701. 1ow1 from the 401 to mid 50t . Winds ovw the lnrw ~Ill wetera wlll blow eouthweet to Vtftt 8 to 18 knota this afternoon. irarther oot. nort.,.,_t winds 10 to 20 knot• wtll blow over e-root .... through tonight. u.s. Temps Callf. Temps -~-""O<l9"'P"' ,_,. .. Le l HVeQH ti • 7t .tiloeny "I ~ 13 11 I.JUie A()Clo .. 112 .tilOUQu9'~ 77 N l..OUllville 82 '1 Am•<•llO 13 CIO Memp/\11 t2 12 ... .,,. ..... 70 61 M..,...8-K,, '5 79 All•nt• to 63 ... ~.oa.. •• 13 13 .., .. .,.,« c11, 15 56 Mlho9Ull .. •s 4A 11 .. , .. ., .. '1 · Mllia'·.$JP .... .. 61 8"1tl"'°'. u 44 H•th"'lle .. $3 llj<m1nq1>am 17 .. -o.-. .. •• 81Vn•1c• eo 50 -Ve><k Ctty 76 u Boose 65 •• N91folk V• 71' SS Botlon 14' ~. <>!ii•"°"'• C•ly as &I 8ull-'O 7 I 4~ ~ 14. 60 l!lu<hnQlon Vt ll. 50 °'~ .. 74 C•-11 S3 ~e>"·• . 78 ~ Ch01~l0<0 SC. 79 89 "-• tOO ,. (.h.,IOllt " (; 6e CIO Ptlllbu<Q" 75 41 c~""'"' 76 48 Pe><ll•nd 0.• 70 S7 c""lt9" Tl 43 P.f OIJtO•n<• 74 44 C•"C.1nn111 7 T 47 A•l•IQh .. 56 c ...... ,,., TS .. Rapid City 87 49 Columo•t S C 11 83 R...a 73 40 C01um1>u1 OllKl 7S 43 A"M>Ond 76 47 Conce><O N H ,. 35 $1 l..OUb ... H OellH·fl W0t!I\ 17 .. SM llh C11y 76 M Oeylon 78 44 Sen MlonlO t i 73 o.n-.. ~ S... ,,._,_p A .. to -Se1111 ~•n• S~nl• "1nn>r A SIOQIQll h~V•ll•Y too111<• .. MESA MAY PROCESS SOME-PROJ.EC-T~ ••• ~-0.a Mo+MS 75 57 S..llle .. 53 Oel<OOI 74 42 1~!fMl1 • M -El Peto •• Q pc>li-70 45 FromA1 • freezes on consi dering such amend- ments can throw a wren~h in many pro;ects. The moratonum was established last year tp gi ve the council a chance to rework the city's General Plan. a blueprint for guiding C os1a Mesa's growth. But before the free1e took effcct. the city rece1,cd a sm~ll flurry ,.!>f n:quests for General J11an amend· men ts. Applications were subm11ted for three ma1or pro1ect'> north of the San Diego Frecwa~ t1.1.u of which arc still undpgo1 ng hearing' Developcr ( .J Scgemrom & Sons requested an aml·ndment that would enable the tompam to hulld a 32- stol"Y sky5craper near Harbor Boubard Th'· 111-fated tower fell to public protest~ earlier 1h1.-. 'ear Still pcnd1ng arc m .. iues1 ... w e:-nlarge some prev1ousl) approvl·d t:om- mt·rcial 11roJCCls b) more' than I 7 million \Quare fCl'I !>en1or plJnner Pcm Valan11ni: !.aid the: nele'>UI) repon<, and t>ri· ''llronmental \tud1es <{n the proposed d(·velopmcnts took \tafT J1mt· awa \ from the Cienrral Plan updati.' Valantinc aho noted a \tailing shortage in the planning d1 v1.-.1on during the last yt·ar '\side from some rnearrh h' <1 ~tudent as~1stan1 lull-lime 1.1.ork l)n tht• Cit•neral Plan rn1\1on' hcgan 1n July -almost a ~car alter tht• moratonum was set, according to a report by Valantinc. To free up the staff. planners suggest the cit) be selective in processing fu"lure applications for General Plan amcndmehts. "What we're looking at is to d1~courage as many (requests) as possible. that is. ahosc of a lesser significance." said Don Lamm. city development services director. The proposaJ calls for.the elanning staff to periodically give the council a list of requests for General' Plan amendments. Council . members "'ould decide which applicauons ""ould proceed in the hearing process and which would be put on J:iold. A council date has not yet been c;ct for <.·ons~g the proposed policy FLYOVERS FOR BEACH TO BE STUDIED •. .- FromA1 "'l\l' reduce hard\h1p~ a'i\onated "'11h O\crpass 1ns1alla11on. hc said. Off site construc11on of 11\ erpas"\ components and tm1lding 1t·mporar: road\ around the inter'>t'<'t1on are l1kd\ \Olut1ons. he \aid. E;en 1f the comm1\'i1on "ahlr to redu<e the llinstruction llmt· nei:detl fortheo,e·rpa'>'>(:'> Huntington Keath ( 11\ < ounulman Don Vla t .\ll1 stt:r \3)~ he w1ll \t1ll o ppuc,t• them Ma< .\lli'>tcr an outspoken t rilll ol 1.1. hat he call .. 1hc <omm1ss1on\ "gran- d10<,t.• 1<ka." l1kenetl m erpa\.-. lon- \lrul11on 10 manulaetunng a um·· 1nl h water ho-.t• with a four-1mh tentn ~al ·\111'\t'r \<lid hl' would \Upp<irt 11q·rp.t\\t'\ on 1-kat h Hou In a rd it ht• th11ugh1 1hn 1.1.nuld 1mpro' e It<; mt'rJl1 lf.tlfo tlo" hill he pred1<'trd motori\I' 11pp1 ng pa\t. tht Warner 1n1t·r<,ect1on would JUSt cause larger h.td:up.-. at the ne\t traflic signal. W11h lOn'itruct1on costs estimated at $I 0 m1ll1on. the proposed Warner merpa~s would not be cost effec11 ve. Mac~ll1sll"r ..:i1d Monq ""ould Ix• better spent on a ma" tnin .portat1on \)Stem to shuttk ix·oplr from lluntington (enter to tht• tx·ach hr \a1d DOGGIE RESTROOMS SUGGESTED ... From Al In Newport Beach. 111\a111olat1on of cit) law for dog owners to permit a dog to "commit a nu1.-.ance or allo1.1. such nu1.-.ances to remain'" on public or prn a te propen)· 01hcr than their own Violators. 1f apprehended. can he fined. A public d1~uso;1on of "nuisances commttted. b> animals" at Monda ~ night'!. counul meet an~ wa\ pro mpt· ed b) a cnt 1< al letter wnllen to the c11 y ' h\ I krh W ht t ic~ a :"lrwpon H<·ach rt·\ldent who t11mpla1ned that hi\ V. l''' ~e~port nesghhorhood ha\ tx•tuml· a fa,ort•d \fXH for dog.-. 10 <.lo 1.1.ha11hn 1.1.111 do "'ow I under~tand . 1h.a1 a grern gr.a\\ park 1s hc1ng "ontl·mplatcd tor lhl\ area wh1t h whe·n compkted 1.1.111 g1 \l' 1hc dog.-. a toilet \eto nc.l to nnnt• .. V.. h11ln noted with .-.art a'>m < nun\ ii m~·mhers 1n111all\ 'u~ gr\l\'d that < 1t\. poli<e oflin•r\ ma kl· d grcall'I dl11rt to uiptu1l· tht• ownl'f\ ol lhe olT<·ntltng dog\ ··Ma~hc thq lOuld ha\t' c,pot rnfor<<·ment\." said< ouncilman Adi ·\gn· IJugh1ng hnClll}. Jhl' counul wrnt .1lc1ng v.11h Pl ummer'' \uggnt1on to \IUd) dog pot tie\ ·1 uni) a\k ont• thing." \31d •\get· ~ho ha\ announ\ed he 1.1.111 not \t'ek n· deu111n thl\ ta!I ·can we '><.hl·duk .ill 1h" Im ;iftcr N11H·mtx·r1•• CAR RALLY HEATS UP IN ARIZONA SUN ••• Fr om A l chcrkpo1nl\ 111 "' prcv1ou\I) an· nounccd nen111g ''''P" alc1ng thl' 2,SOO-mik ri1utt· 111 .\tlanla to m<Hl' thorough!' tl'\I the na" 1gat1ng ah1li· tie.,-of tht· t•ntr1~·'· 1.1.ho ha'c tome from 1hre>ughc1ut the l 'n11l'd C\ttt ll'\ and England 10 compete Nearly all the cntm·o; have col lt:nM ur '1ntagr au1omohile.-. ranging trom Bentle)., and Jaguar\ 10 Mrxlt'I A.\ and c 11n e tti:' Bill rTall1d.t~ 01.1.nrr o f J ~l'""purt Bc.'al h men 'l l111l11ng '''''<' I\ dn' ing hs\ 1 •14•1 < hn rolr1 IA 11o<l1l' \ta11<1n wag11n 1.1. 11h ri,I\ 1g;,i111r \l.i aynl· 'itan· field Both arl· 'etl'r.1n' 1111hc popular <.ro\\-t11unlr• C 1rc·.i1 ·\nh'n<an Rate Jim Baile~ ''Jn, 1r11: tt t•J\ll Packard \CcJJn ""llh fl.iul k.1 l.1li' riding '>hot· gu n In ,1tld1t1on f11uc more ll'am mrmht·r., Jr1.• foll11\.l.1ng 1n a mntnr home ,ind 141111111.ttl' 1.1.1th Ht11k 1 and Bala Ii'> in 1 ht• P J k.11 d IAlth11 ugh thl·\ ll' tin' ing d\ a pair Hall1da' '> 'A vod1l' " <om1)\:t1ng again\! o ther r><•\twar cntnr\ wh1h: Baile>\ I 'I \f, l'<it k.ird 1\ in lhl· pn·- war di\ 1'>111n ) Wh ile a '1ud111u\ approath to map reading gut·\ far in hnd1ng thr \hortnl routes th rough an area like we\tl'rn Arizona, 11 al~o pay'> tu chat w11h th~· locals. · At Tuesday's first mileage chcc.k· point 1n Parker Ant . fo r example. li state employee hired to inspect fruit cros.-.ing -;talc hnc.-. Ju'lt happened to mention he had a brother who lives in Atlanta wh(I would he happy to MAIN OFFICE f II .,... ~ /I VA t l j••t •• 'I •J.• 't ,. • I f c. ...... " ."' " .. ,. ., 1~ J'-... ~ *1°' ... ',, 4 , ••• ( • • "I t Jl\tU\\ the quttkt•\1 r11uti: into that <11\ 11n liuml:n \II ~ou had·,,, do WJ\ 1.1.alk up and \IJrt talking ahout thi: ratx, d1s- ~11,~·red E<l I ''hrha<.h a 'ian Juan ropl\tran11 JI l hill'( I ""ho I\ 3CCompa- n\ 1ng th' tt.:am' .\'> an npre,\wn of good will. Halln and olhrr 1ram memt1cr<; have hcl'n .d1\tt1hu11nj( \ouvenir\ a\ they PJ\) through ari:.i~. BJ tin .t 'Ill' prc·\1dcn1 with the· homd1ulld1n11-IA dliam Lyon< o hac, flJt knl hundrl'd' 11! <ilP\ emhla1om·d "Ith the L)11r1 < 11 logo for d1!>tnhu- t1"n 10 p<:opk Jhmughout the nation ltr ,,1.,11 "a' '>t'en lv'>'.irig F-n .. hce~ out "111d111.1.\ to k1J'> pla>1ng tn lhe l1h1wnl' \Uhurh\ I hr Jl\t\ tJrr1nl the logo~ or a\ pl.1nrwtl tommunit) Bt11lq t' 1n t h.1 rgr nt dl'\l'lo ping 1n Ram ho C Ill .1 mcing..i . lh11k~ aho\A..i\ thl· \ubJell ofa hnd ro,1th1dc intt't' 1rw ""1th a '1dcn l'rew 1:ir11ng the race .,, 1hq uc1.1. admtrcd h1~ I \.n6 P.ll kard Ba llq <1ffcrc<.1 to allach \ll1Jll A.meric:an flag., to the two thin poll-\ allalhcd to the front bumper. g1v1ng 11 the appcarance that FDR h1m\clf would step out of the back '>Cat at any time. . A\ the v1deotnpc rolled. Bailey a11ar h<"d the two Oag..'i. gnnnf'd be- neath h1\ \ungla\\e'i and cowho) hat, and announted to thc camera. ''I'm proud 111 he an Amencan I really .\II along the wa). the unu\ual t:H\ 1 h:J\l' drJwn \tarl'\ from local fol k'•" 1.1.l·ll a' pa\\1ng motorist'> In ~al11mr "'~-~l'Jr-11ld Harold Pett1grc·~ 1.1.ho o" "' a cafc with h1\ wire-took onl· look JI ffa1lc) ·'I Pal kJrd and \!J n 1ng 'h.i1l inl) al:x1ut the vantage <.ar\ he 11wnt•d when lhe> weren't lalkc1 \ rntal/.l' t ar\ ~nd 1n d11""nt111.1.n Ph1ll.•n1"< ~chnol k1d'i ndmg by o n h1cycl~ would ~h11ut ·Tha l'\ a baaad tar 011\lt'r " HJd. indeed I od;t) \ ltr\t d ll'l kpoin1 will ht· in )1hn < 1t\ ·\ri1 rhcn II'\ nn t11 r I Pa\11 C la rification V.-.\~Ill NC 1TON I '\Pl-In a ne""' <;tor) Jhout thl' fir.,t rclea\t' la'it week hy the National '\rch1ve\ of tape rcnml1ngs mack h) tht• Ni xon White Hou\c. Preo;1dl·nt R1l hard M Nixon wa \ <juott.'d a' telling R.abhr Barut h Korff that II \l.-Jtcrgate charge.-. against him were true. "nobod> would have to a\k me 10 resign -I wouldn't S<.'rvc for a month." - The A!isoc1ated Pre'ls story should have '\aid that a 1ran~np1 of that recording had hcrn released 1n July 1974 b) the White Hou~ and that nl''°"' \lnnc\ at the 11me had reported on lht• l\orlf inter\ 1ew Dally Pltot Deftvery 11 Ouaranteed Just call 642-6086 ~ ,r-.f1•y f t11Q41 If f "t •)• t .f I .'II' .. f'.)111 "l lift· , r • \f l • t #t Ut l i "' <'• "' t . .... ,. ....... 4# , I ',,_. • • t • ' • • "'• 0-;..c-,,,. • l p • It ., ,., • '\ , .... t .. , ·~-· "''"' \.._..,.(,Ii,,.~ t>t ., • ~· "'~ .. ,. ' ,, " ~fl'" f '• ... ~ t ~' l tll ( vDt \f 4 i>: ~ 1•, •• • -O' (t :.SA_) A ._,JI#> ~.,,,.,. •d•''°' \ ( .. ;r '' fll1 ... at,, s.,, et\CI Cj..~y'\ .,,,.,,_ "''"""' f.a•I pu~~' ••'"' c; 4~ )''V·, h•\• e., 'JttM~ ,, ' ,.,,. • ~ ' ,. ~··• • • " • ~;,. 11 VOL. 71, NO. 2N What do you lake about the Dally Pilot" What don'1 vo u lll(e'> (all the number abQve and you< mc~sag~ will be record~d. tran~nbcd and de- livered to thc appropnt"'cdator The \amc 24-hour answcnng service may be u~d to record lctt0<No the edtto r on any topic ( ontnhutors to our Letten column mu~t include their name and telephone numhcr for vcnficat1on Tell\ us what'\ on your mind ' I .. "' ,,,,,.., ~, ~ ' ..... . (?iJ "" ~.,. ·ac...,,. tfP.." l)f•y Dy 1 t ff t• O.ftJt• 'fJ ,. "" iitr-.1 ,,.,.,, l"f"IC>y _..., ht> ,_, ... ..., Cltcutatlon Tt lt phonee -...,,.. l'•"'\I• \-o•r•, ••u' IQ~ t I e ... 1n•v•ll4t 83 44 SrecuM FfHt)ftnt•t so 42 r.,.,,e>•·S• Plr•l>Q F•<QC> eo 49 TClC)911a r1eo11att 64 41 WUIWnglon 0 C G• ""° Aapoa• 73 45 Wlc:Nla 73 .. 81 ,. 13 .. 73 64 50 es TOOAY ) I '7 s ' Gt .. 1 fall• 51 GtM'\ll>O'O N C. • 41 55 ) It• m g SS e m tOle> m 10 10e>"' 0 1 ' HWllOfO 76 31 H-• M 50 Honolulu .. 78 HO\ltton ea ,. t~dl•n•OO'•' 77 42 Jack'°" ... ,., 9t 65 JK .. tonYU .. ., 70 .N-S5 44 1( ... ,.. City .,, 64 Eztended Feit -lffOlltly . .,,,,., F'rldey llWouqtl SullMy --low cloud• elofl9 ~t In Ii. nlgfll MCI MOrrllr'Q ,_, ~70to74.!0w912to SS v.-.,,.... -40 .... io.stotot5 T~IOAY 5tKonO ntQh l 3 1 p m !I 4 SK ono low 1 t '><> p m. 0 l Sun·-1oc:1r; fl ti 32 • m .,.., Ml• •• 1 01 pm • Moon'1 ... 100a y•t 13to"°' ~ .... •1 11 , .. 0'" RIOT PANEL ADVISES CHANGES ..• From Al a n ot. When it's held on Labor Oa>. ever) body looks at 11 as a place 10 go. It\ a '>porting event. It shouldn't be treated as a happening." The commission. which held its organ11a11onal meeting Tuesday. has scheduled other mectmgs on Sept. 23 and Sept. 30. PolKt' Ca pt. Bill Payne. also a member of the panel. told colleagues 1'h:i1 preliminary an .. e.,11ga11on 1n- d1catt·.-. that police handled them- selves properly. But tht' probe of police act" it) won't be rnmplcted . until a cnminal inves11gat1on is 1 wraprx·d up, he said. and ho11lc attack. the lifeguard hcad- quartas•was damaged and pollce and 11rqi.u<1 rd \t'h1dc\ were burned Dam- .1gt· \,,,., e\t1mated at ~ 150.CX>O About "1 JX'Clplc wcrl' inJured and 13 arrests 1.1.er<· made Polite are planning to llfrl'\t eight more ~uspects who have ht·i.'n 1den11ficd in videotapes and phi 1tograph'> Member\ will look al v1deota~d film'> of the event to examine police conduu. and for better ways to manage a hosule crowd. More than 260 oflitcri. fro m throughou~a-ngt· Count~ were mar~halled wcuntrol the cro1.1.d. t~t1mated at 100,000. Pa) ne said that an unruly crowd auackcd pol1<c after ofliccrs arrested a .,u.,pr<.-1 ""hu alleged!) ripped off the top., and tx111oms of b1k1n1s from "omt."n near the-graA6staMl-a~ 'urfing tourn.u'iicnt. "On1.e the hurning started," (apt. l'.i~ m· \atd. "an) thing shon of forcc "11uldn'1 he ct1n ·t1\e in quelling the nnt-1' "It <t he comml\s1on) has a pos111,e at11tudc." said Cit) Councilwoman Ruth Bailq who's also a member of the panel ··it 1'> one of wa nting to look JI all ram1fica11ons." Hut other people, claiming to be at thl· not "ep1centt•r," said the women rcmu,ed their u"n bathing su11s and that It was alleged police brutality that inott'd the not. I k ah.o ·told panel members that hl'ld t ummanJer'> tOM1dered the use 11t ll'.ir gao; and lirt· ho~es during the nwkl' "Rut thq· rejected 1t because 11 1.1.ould ha\e JUSI mo,ed the crowd to othi.'r plat'c!I and the not probably 1.1. ou Id ha H' t'\l'ala tt·d." Police officers came under a sand •* l )L,tcnpnrn"""' 4 Most women dorlt ever need to get bent. out of shape. 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