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Home My WebLink About1986-10-05 - Orange Coast Pilotr .A ' SU NDAY, QCfOBER S, 1986 . . SO CENTS .. CrOwdS drop anchor at tall s .hips race Waters. each es, of Orange Coast filled with sightseers for s ailing competition By G. JEANETl'E A VENT ln Tbiaft sea id venture that bq.an at tbe Balboa Pier, four tall ships railed their sails to the wind and headed for open ocean. A notiUa ·of smaller sa.tlboats darted arollnd them titndroolnfttnymtrumws:--- On shore. thousands of people pthcred near the edge of the pier and 9~ .. foot sChooner ·sails to victozy By ALMON LOCIUBEY 0.., ............ .,.... America's Cup racing 1t wasn't, but - tl}e second annual Tall Ships race Saturday gave thousands of land- lubbers, on shore and afloat. a chance to view the grandeur of sail as it was 1t century and more ago. Only four of the big ships turned out for the reach down the coast from Balboa Pier to the San Oemente PieT Three others scheduled to start withdrew. The t~o Oass B ships, the·74-foot three-masted schooner Discovery. and the 78-foot three-masted schooner Resolution got off to a fairl y even start in a brisk northeaster at I 1:30a.m. But it was the bag Oass A buckets, the 98-foot brig P1l14lm. and the 94- foot tops'I schooller Californian which brought the oohs and ahs, and cheers from the more than 200 spectator craft which churned the waters white off Balboa Pier at the noon start. ·Capt Ray Wallace and his crew (Pleue .ee RACE/A2) 3 injured in Irvine stabbings By LAURA MERK Ot ... 0-.,,... ..... A 32-year-old Irvine man at- tempted suicide after allegedly stab- bina bis former wife and her lover as the couple celebrated a birthday Saturday niaht. lrv'ine police said. Accordina to Sgt. Steve Olson, Kyung Sook Won. 31 , suffered a cut on her left wrist and forearm and Chin Dal Suk, 46, suffered a puncture wound on the inner lef\ thigh. Both were treated and released from Healthcare Medical CenterofTustin. watched them until they sailed out of sight. Up and down the coast from Balboa to San Clemente, people stopped, mesmerized by the si&ht. In the lead was the 94-foot Cali- fornian, a 1 ~ton schooner unfurling ,0001'6!1 of'Canvas m the wmd. She as the official Tall Ship of California. Discovery. a 74-foot. tbree-masJed ship out of LonJ. Beach, foUowed Highway, time stopped and the event behind with 11 &ails to the. wind. became mor:c than the second annuaJ The Pilgrim, a 98-foot square-Tall Ship Competition; it was a riaed brit fashioned after the ship moment relived an history. that brouaht Richard .Henry Dana to "They're very romantic look.mg. .. tbe Orange Coast J 51 years ago, rode said Ken Crumley who found a prime easily over tbe waves with its 13 sails viewing-spot at tbe Sunshine Cove billowing in ttie wind. drive-in overlooking Crystal Cove. The Resolution of Newport Beach, ''There's a lot of character to them," a three-masted, topsail schoortcr said the Laguna Beach resident. · spanning 78 feet, plunged bravely Crumley said he and has wife Katy thro~gh the wa,vcs, bri~ngin.g u the ...staJled out.with thc-shipttn-Eororui- rear. del Mar when they lef\ the pier If you closed your eyes and shut out ' Saturday morning. Binoculars in the traffic crawlina along Coast hand, tbey were working their way down the coast toward the finish line and gracefully, she said. "I'm tired of an San Cl~me.nte. . th1o~aoang so fast." Ruth Olmstead said sbe drove all At the edge of Cliff Dove, Paul the way from Glendale to set to her Gracey trained his video:' camera viewina $pot at Heisler Park in seaward. "It's hke watching grass Laguna Beach. grow," Gracey said of the slow ··1 read about 1t in the paper and JOt moving vessels. but he liked them just 111 my car and catne down. The drive the same. as so beautiful alona the coast. We'll "I have a shon ship of my own -a probably go down to San Oementc 14 footer," said the Costa Mesa (for the ftn1sb)." resident. Olmttead-sa1ctsheilad never-seen In the shelter of the pzebo over- tall ship before. but "any sailina ship looking. MalntJCacn1 T<?JilMomson 1s a beautiful th ma to watch.·· of Mission V JeJo saio he d read about The beauty is they move so slowly-(Pleue eee TALL/A2) 0.., .............. .....,. ...... OCarson ·worker gunned down By LAURA MERK ()f .. Delly,... .... An arson 1nvcsugator wttb the Orange Count\' Fire Dcpanmeot was lulled and a South Orange County woman lllJUTCd when a gunman fired into her San Juan c.&pistrano apart· ment early Saturday momma. Dennis Donaldson, 46, of Seal Beach was taken to M1ss1on Corb· muf'ity Ho~p1tal 1n M1ss1on Viejo af\er the I .\0 a.m attack and dJed in surgery at 7·41 a.m .. said SJt .. R Burinda. He was shot once ID the stomach. Barbara Lyon Clarie. 31, of San Juan Capistrano who was shot in the l"lght side was lJsted an fair condition ID the intensive care uo1t of M1ss1on Community Hospital, according to a spokeswoman. Through information provided by Clarie immediately af\er the shooting, 42-year-old K.C. Janula1t1s of San Clemente is considered a suspect In the sh0Qt1ng. a Shenff s Depanment (Pleue eee KILLING/A2) Plans for FV golf course unveiled By ROBERT BARKER °' ... Delly Net •te11 Plans to build an 18-hole golf course on 6:! acre\ of vacant land on the northern edge of Mile Square Regional Park an Fountain Valley were disclosed al ded1cat1on cer- emonies at the park Fnday Appan:ntl~. the two were cel- ebrauna Suk s birthday in the Irvine (Pleue Me 8T ABBING/A8) Tbe ~rim (front), out of Dana Point, jolnect the fall Sblp Callfomtan, a topM!t'ecbooner and the atate'• omctal tan Com don off the Oraqe Cout Satarday afternoon. The ablp, can be aeen beblnd the Pl.ICrlm· The par 6~. 1 761).)ard Da' 1d L Baker !'vtemonal executive course · that also will have a dnv}ng range .. banquet fac1liu~sand a nack bar. will be built b' the >\mencan Golf Corp. for S3 million v.1thout pubhc money. officials said. And Orange County. which holds 1itlc to all but I 37 acres of the WWII aV) and Manne Base, v.111 receive about S225.000 a year 1n lease pa}'ments under lerm of a 40- year agreement Sally Ride scholarship established · at UC Irvine BJ G. JEANETl'E A VENT ...,,...e. ..... , ..... Del Mar Avionics of Irvine has donated S 10.000 to establish the Sally K. Ride Scholarship at UC Irvine. Named for the first American woman1lstr0nau1 m space, the schol- anhip wMI be awarded to an ou&atand· inJ woman majoring in any area. of 1C1Cncc offered by the campus. bqjn- nina 1n 1987. The endowment was announced by Bruce Del Mar, ~idenl of pel ~ar Avioot<:11 1t a dinner hononna Ride before her UCJ &ecture Fnday. Ride, the Uct Leona Gerard Dis- tinp.ilhed l..ttturer of the )car. spoke after the d1nncT to an enthusiastic . ., aowd of about 1,400 UCI atudents, flcWtY, a&umna ud area rcsedeats pthered ., the South Coest Com· m1i1nily Church. (Pl_.. ... a.JDS/A2) .. Rummaglng through the racks .. reaps recycled ready-to-wear One man's trash is another man's treasure. And last decade's fashion casualty is a trendy teen-agers' Sun- day best. Rummaaina throU&h dusty comers carefully inspcctina others· discards from the past can make for some pleasant surpri1es. And as devoted thrift store sh9p- pcn know, some of the best buys arc secondhand clothes. Recycled clothina is not only inexpensive, but real finds as far u fabric and styles arc concerned. ' A hme areen sheath dress with a flaircd bottom will take a shopper bllck to the days when bobby IOCks and IOCk·hOPI wen the .. cat'• oe· juw." A loud prin1., ~ colored mini skin brinp au.al rcvolution'to mind. After xarchn\I Iona and hard. • tho~ looking for true vintage clothing from the first half of the century will surface winners Wlth the discovery of a pastel<olorcd. slim chiffon gown with a gored bottom - straight from the 40s • But thrift store clothes aren't ar- ranaed by size and color -cloth1n& racks look more like a hodge podge of leftovers. Vintage or not. the clothes arc usually only separated by 1zc or colors. At Tippecanoe's and Locals Only1 both in laluna Beach. rare ano quality finds arc thetr spec1alt1es so the chanct of finding v1ntaae cloth ins arc i ocreascd. Wba'e else could a person find a 100 percent cubm~ coat for $3()? Owncn of the vintage clolhin& storn travel KTO s the country. and 1n some CUC1 overseas. 10 find sci kn I.AURA MEtK RETROSPECTIVE with warchouaes full of hi 1ory's best. At a t1me when synthetics make up much of the dcpenment store cloth1ni hnes.. people ate falhng over themselves for natural fibcn -the Ilks. wools. rayons and softly woven cotton Gabardine th1rts arc cl t that never seem to loose thetr appeal, said Ernie Zalk. owner of T1p- (Pleue eee VDCTAGS/ A:l) The course. that 'Ntll be designed by the W1ll1ams & Gill C'o of Abilene, Te'. wtll have five lake It 'wilt be (Pleaee .ee GOLF/ A8) INDEX Bridge Business Classlfaed Crossword Death notices Entertainment Horoscope 'In the Service Ann Landers Opinion Paparazzi Public notices Sport• Style .. Weather. • M . 86 cs 01-6 •86 06 85-6 AS A3 86 C6 82 06 c1_. 81_. A2 -KILLING ••• Pl'Glli A l IPOMialAll lald. Mcordina '° the Atloclated Presa, ~ WU bclt"n& [)oftl)daoo in· vestillte I IUll)ICaOUS fire al I build· inl•owu. Ia1ualailitM1 believed to tiavt been involved in the fire. Clark's ncaabbor, Scott Bates. 19, and bi1 wife Yvonne. llid they saw a ailver t 98S Chevrolet CaMl.rO drive away ft'om Oark's condominium after they heard at lea.st three toud shots and 1C1Ums. tbe AP reported. Bates said that while her bu1baod tried to stop Oark's bleed.in&, Clark told her to write down the name of the man she thouaht had shot 11 her al\tf Donaktson. the AP reported. '"&tic told me it was K.C .• and she spelled his last name for me," Bates said. "She seemed to know who he wu right away." Accordin& to Burinda both Clark and Donafdson were inside the woman's apartment when the suspect "came to the front porch and started firing through a .front window that was open. Both victims were hit and the sus~t Ocd." Sher}fl's investigato~ and Orange • County Fire Department officials refused to confirm whether Donaldson was investigating a case involring Clark or Janulaitis. Sherill's investigators said they, don't know what 1ype of relationship the vi ctims and Janulaitis had. San Clemente police Lt Paul Falk said officers there are helping to search for Janula1tis, who he said has been arrested before m San Clemente on various minor charges. • RACE ••• rr-A I . (Phll neatly 100 PllltftlCl'I) btoutbt the Pillrim IC"* the IWti...:!t line al the aound.oftbe pan wi&b Y. all of her 7 ,609 feet of laU plpina up the IS.. knot nor'easter. But lhe proved no match for the Californian whicb croacd the start· in& line four minutes later with a bone in bet teeth and with all 7 ,000 feet of • her sail drawina. She overhauled Pilarim five minutes liter and left her atill sll\llllina throuab the apcctater fleet. But the ideal sailina conditions {beam reach) did not la1Uon1 for all hands. The ships ran into a ltt off 1..quna Beach and were beQJmed for nearly a half hour, the small B bolts tumina in circles, as the bia vessels caU&ht up. ihe ships started rcachirlJ farther offshore where they soon picked up &M bfteie t11in and ~ able to flnilb abe 11 ·nautical mile ooune ....., .... Finl 10 pick up the chem from the crowd II Saa Clemente piet ind vicinity WU tbe<Aliforaiu u1* the helm of Capt. Steve Chriltnwa. She drove 11C1011 tho flni&b line _. l :l' p.m .. 39 minutes ahead o( Dife(>very whlch finished one minuae a1-d of Pilarim. Reeolution finished at 4:JO. The sbipt then came about and sailed beck to Dana Point Cor the captains dinner at Capistrano. Bay Yacht Oub. As the winner. the Californian shared in a SS,000 purae and wu awarded a aterlina silver perpetual trophy. · Chairman of the race was Mike Wathen of Ca pistrano Bay Yacht Club who used his sloop Defiance as raoe committee boat. TALL SHIPS DRAW CROWD ••• F rom Al the taJI ahipuna want~ to~ them. "If you stopped 10 think, there-used io be hundreds of them goina up and down the coast and now they're just museum pieces." Libby Hassler, also of Missi on Viejo, said she came to the beach just to sec the tall ships. "They're beauti· f ul and they're part of an older tradition of testing yourself, pitting yourself against the elements. They were the lifeli ne of the world for centuries." "Ifs a pan of our ·hcri1a&e," said Mickey Stocbe, stuarin.a an oceanside scat on the Aliso Pier with her busband<Art . The tall shi~ wc"i. really e reason for driving down from La Habra, aJona with tho weather and being aJonf the beach, said 'Art Stocbe. "We ve seen them, but not ljke this where there's a group · in competi· tion." "It's kind of like watching paint dry, but what better place to be on a goraeous da¥ like this," said Art, summing up the experience. • AIOng ,.,. 0r-. CoMt, .... .,. _.... tfVough tonight. but per1fV ~ ..... ~ ... Md" .... b9 oootet ne. tt. ooeet. 8-dl towe • b9 "°"' 12 to eo deOf .... Hlaht today Wiii be In the 70e, Moftdey ee to Pt. Vt//Wf !owl 41 to A . Hight today 82to17, Mond9y 76 to as U.S. TemJ>9 Eztended Tides TOOA'I' 4 15.'" 10 2t•'" 5 11 p '" II 23 pm 'lllOetDA'I' '3 4t eo 22 .. " 15 ,. 1.1 u .0 1 4.S Monday ts last day to register VINTAGE SHOPPING ••• 4 43 e m 1100•"' 104P'" 11 12 .0 I By LISA MAHONEY Dilr---..et• --M~a&'1--1s-t-he last day register to vote in the Nov. 4 generaJ electi on. • An y eligible resident who is not now registered or who has had a chan~e of address since last rcgistcnng, can receive a registration form at the Regis- trar of Voters office. 1300-C South Grand Ave., in Santa Ana- bctwecn 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. on weekdays. Forms arc also available al c11y halls, Orange County public libraries, some city libraries and most post offi ces and will be mailed upon request by calling 834-2244. To be eligible to vote. a person must be a resident of California and a United States c1uzen wh o 1s at least 18 years old on election day and not on parole or 1mpnsoncd for a felony COO\ 1ct1on. . Elccuonsemployces will be at Huntington Center Mall, 7777 Edinger Ave. an Huntington Beach and Fedco. 3030 Harbor Blvd. in Costa Mesa from noon to 5 p.m. today. They will be at the Hunt- ington Beach Police Depart· mcnt, 2000 Main St. from 6 p.m. to midnight Monday. Prom Al a owe a nend to place a rack of old clothing in the back. "Everyone .was drawn to the rack. It was like a' magnet. Then._ thtre were fwo. And then there were..dlo more gourmet kitchen utensils," said Zalk. The old home that houses the store, reached by a flight of steep, wooden steps from Coast Highway, seems the perfect place to show the old items. And the best way to wear antique clothing is with new clothing. In fact;8 number of women who attended' the glitzy opening of the Orange County· Perform ins Arts Center made their entrances in their mother's and grandmother's gowns. But everythin& old 1s overkill. "If you try to do stnctly old clothes you can tell you're a thrift store shopper and walker." said the 55-year-old owner. For men who find 1t difficult to JUSt1fy purchasing a tuxedo for those rare times they arc forced to wear one, secondhand clothini is the answer. No matter how you look at it. a classic black-tie ensemble can be worn for the next 30 years. Of course there arc those who believe that shopping for secondhand and vintage clothing is only for those wh o can't afford finer. But treasures aren't found in the second-Ooor women's department. . . wling shirts from the 50s had unique designs and ~ople still scramble for them, he said. Larry Craig, co-owner of Locals ~ri~; t~~~c3:~~~c jewelry is the hot RIDE SCHOLARSHIP AT ·uc IRVINE ... When cheap costume Jewelry made From A 1 , a comeback a few years ago, replacing BICndin' wit and scientific jargon, women's desire for gold, department Ride dcscnbed her first space voyage &Wres were selling plastic for $20 and aboard the Challenger, and showed up. Thrift stores were, and still are. "home movies" from he( 1983 and selling grandma's jewelry for prac-1984 missions. tically nothing. "Astronauts arc a lot like tourists. LO'cals Only specializes in All we want to do 1s talce pictures." Hawaiian shirts during the summer Ride said with a grin. An months. Craig recently donated a astrophysicist, Ride worked as a rare, 40-year-old Hawaiian shirt to mis~100 s~ialist on _the niJbts. Slhe Smithsonian Institute. The shirt, Ride said 1t takes eight minutes for which was a part of his pri vate the c;t}allenger to tr~vel from the collection and valued at $300, was launch pad to the weightlessness of printed. with pho~og hs of Florida orbit. The solid fuel tanks take the flamingos and ats "They wer~ • shuttle 25 miles in two minutes and looking for that rt1cular shin. the rc;>c~et ~ngin.cs take over .for the whkh they had seen in the' Hawaiian · remam1s:ig six minutes, s~e sa1d. shin book. The original owner had Once in space, the engines are shut worn It twice - and never wore it ofT and the shuttJe 1s "cssenuall y again," Craig said. falling arou~d the ea.nh.';-- , If nothing else. strolling through a In a bit of iron y, Ride not~ It takes secondhand store is like strolling the Challenier I 1h hours to circle the through the past. earth. but .. 1t took me three hours to On the counter ofTippecanoc's sits get ~ere from Houston." dent. Appointed to investigate the Challenger disaster that killed seven crew members on Jan. 28. Ride said serving on the commission was a painful experience. She said she wondered, "How can I do this and still be an astronaut. My other thought was I want to be doing something." She said NASA officials told her to "go off and do whatever you have to do. There was no pressure to answer the questions in any way." Ride said the commission took a hard look at the design of the solid rocket boosters which propel the shuttle into orbit. It was the fai lure of a pressure seaJ in a rocket joint that led to the Challenger accident, ac- cording to the commission. Since then a design team has been looking at and testing designs for.the boosters. she said. The Challenger accident set the space program back several years, said Ride. but the 26th Challenger flight has been scheduJed for Feb. 1988. R~ponding to a question from a UCJ student about the m1hta!') use of the space shuttle program. Ride said the space shunlc was intended to carry out a third of its m1ss1ons for science expenments. another third for launching commercial satellites and a third were planned for Depan· ment of Defense m1ss1ons Because of the l hallengel'acc1dent, nobody will get m1ss1ons as quK'kl~ and as many as the) "'ant. Ride said But dunng the nc't 1"'0 ~ea ..... the Department of Defense ""Ill get more than one-third of the m1s~1ons Ride said. how<·ver. she e"<pccts the number of military m1ss1ons to decrease rather lhaq, increase. Onlc they get their back.log handled. the) ·11 use NASA less and less because they'll be using expendable launch rockets of their own. "The Department of Dcfcn..e wants to be independent The) would prefer not to operate within NASA. said Ride a selection of books written by Joe Ride also served a~ a me.mber of the Bonomo. The titles? 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MMtt, whose wife is the 1ormer Sharon Moser of Costa Mesa, has been a~ the Good Conduct Medal for aood be~vaor over a tbree--year period. He is currently 1ervtn1 with the 3rd Marine Aircraft Wina at Marine Corps Air Station El Toro. • • • Pvt. Man G. &raplvklm, son of Irene Sorenson of Laauna NiJuel, has ara<Suated from the tactical transport helicopter repair course at the Army T~aponation Center in Fort.Eustis, Va. He is a I :t 78 araduatc of· Dana Hills fl \ab School. • • • Pvt. Man B. llor1 Jr., son of Charlotte Rysauek of Balboa Island, was presented with the Air Assault Badac on his graduation from the Army's air assault school at Fort Campbell, Ky. Bol'J. a 1985 araduate o~Corona del Mar High School, 1s an infantryman wnh the IOlst Airborne Division. • • • Pvt. Jimmy A. Roberts, son of Cynthia Scarborough of Irvine, has arrived for duty wt th the 8th Infantry Division in West Germany followina advanced individual trainina at the Army Armor Center in Fort Kn ox, Ky. Roberts, an armor crew member. 1s a 1979 graduate of University High School. • • • Marine Pfc. Jeff R. Del V~~lo, son of Ray and Sheila Del Vec.chio of Huntington Beach. bas completed the motor vehicle operator course at Camp Pendleton. He is a 1985 araduate of Fountain Valle Hi · • • • Spec. 4 Peter a.o so f N rvme, as n ecorate ·wtth the Arm y Comtnen- dation Medal in South Korea. Cho as a chapel activ1t1es specialist with the 34th Support Group. • • • Marine Sgt. Srlvla A. Vatqaez, daughter of Virginia Gaither o Irvine, has been awarded the Good Conduct Medal. She is strving with the 3rd Manne Aircraft Wang at the El Toro Manne Corps Air Statton. • • • Air Force Capt. Mary Loa Palmer, dau~ter of Robert Kurz of Huntington Beach and Dons Kurz of Garden Grove, has been decorated with the Joint Service Achievement Medal at Chanute Air Force Base, Ill. Palmer 1s chief of the customer asmtance section with the 334Sth Air Base Group. • • • Ensign Rad T. Co.l&eJ', son of Thomas and Sharon Coulter of Huntington lkach. wa~ com- missioned in his present rank upo_n compleuon of Aviation Officer Candidate School at the Naval Air Station in Pensacola. Fla. He is a 1975 graduate of Edison High School and a 1979 graduate of UC Irvine. • • • Dale C. Ferrari, son of Mary Ferran of Seal Beach. has been promoted to airman firs t class in the Air Force. Ferrari. a 1976 graduatr of Huntington Beach High School. 1s a crew ctnef wtth the 6 I 6th Consolidated Aircraft Maintenance Squadron at Elmendorf Air Force B~sc. Alaska. • • • Capt. Matt•ew E. Huson, son of Mark and Maraic Hanson of Laguna Hills. has been decorated with the Air Force Achievement Medal at Lo Angeles Air Fore~ Sta11on. Hansen tS ch1rf of th e Satellite Development Branch w11h the Space Division. · • • • SHan C. Lawrie, daughter of Frank C111be of San Juan Capistrano. has been promoted lo the rank of senior airman in the Atr Force Lawne 1s a ~ubhc affairs specialist with the Air Force Military Training Center at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas. • • • Pfc. Kevin C. Swanson, son of Sharon and Hugh Swanson of Corona dcl Mar. has completed Arm) basic training at Fort Leonard Wood. Mo. He 1s a 1983 graduate of Newport Harbor H 1gh School. • • • Army Pfc. Tommy R. Wlallmu, son of Joseph and Joan Whitman of C'osta Mesa. has amved for dul~ with the 13th Infantry 1n West German} Whitman. a supply SJ>«1ahst. 1s a 1981 graduate of Costa Mesa High School. • • • Army Reser' e Pfc. Roosevelt S. WUUama, son of Ruth Wllhams ofFountain Valley, has completed basic training at Fort Leonard Wood. Mo. • • • Master Sgt. Tlaomas 8 . Ritter, son of Sarah Ritter of Laguna Hills. has been decorated with the third award of the Air Force Commendation Medal 10 BelgJum. Riner. a 1966 graduate of the Army- Navy Academy in Carlsbad. is a secunty police branch supervisor with the 7361 st Munat1ons Su pport Squadron. • • • Army Pfc. Toni 8 . Roug, brotner of Lana P Hoang of Huntington Beach. has amved for dut) with the 2nd Armored Di v1s1on in Fort Hood, Texas .. Hoang 1s an artillery fire-d1rec11on spcc1ahst'• • • • Marine Pfc. Rickard F. 8 eboat, son of Rogrr and Carol Bebout of Mission Viejo, has completed the motor vehicle operator course at C'amp Pendleton. He 1s a 1985 graduate of Capistrano Valley High School. • • • Seaman Recruit Robert G. Cllrtstopller. "'hose wife 1s the former Debbie C'aud11l of Mission VaeJo. has completed recruit training at 1~ Recruit Training Command in San Diego. He 1s a 1981 ' graduate of El Toro Hillh School. >. i-· •• Air NationaJ Guard Tech. at. James T. Loa1. whose wife is the former Judtth Pelleuer of C'osta Mesa, has participated in the joint U.S,-South Korea military exercise Team Spirit '86. Long 1s a matenal control supervisor wtth the 22nd C'ombat lnfor· ma1ion Systems Squadron at the Air National Guard Station in Costa Mesa. • • • Pvt. Patrick A.S. Lue, son of Ror Lane of Laauna Ni guel has completed basic traimna at Fon Jackson. S.C'. • • • Scaman Recruit Paul 8 . Rosen, son orBobb1 ROJCn Of Costa Mesa. has completed recruit traan'rna at the Recruit Training command in an Dieao. • • • Wiiiiam M. McNeney, who5e wife 1s the fofmcr Nancy Hosier of Costa mesa, has lxcn promoted to the rank of first lieutenant in the Air Force McNcrne)' 1s an electronics cngtnecr wtth the Ballistic Missile Office at Nonon Air Force Base. C'afV. ••• Larry W. Wener, son of David and JO>\'.e Werner ofCap1!1trtno Buch. ha bctn promoted to the rank ofstaff 5Cracant 1n the Air Force. Werner. a 1980 araduate of Saddlcback College. I a financiaJ manaaemenl pcciahst wnh the 316th tr Division 1n West Germany • • • Navy Airman Appre.ntice Doaald G. Hall, son of Donald and Diane Hall of Co ta Mc , has completed the basic av1on1cs tcchn1c11n course at the Naval Air Technacal traanana Center 1n M1lhn1ton, Tenn ................. '--..... Tlae comblned"rinal, perfonnlaC aad •1hM'J '"8 were celebrated Tllanday at Nwwpolt Buell'• amaaal klate to th4 Artll. Va..-1 11C111ptuee, the o.enutet Dldelaad band and ajalq ......._from the bootba mamaed by two doaen locial ,... ...... were amoai tile attractioaa for the eRl••ted 7 ,500 Yialto'h to 1'ewport eeater. ··nae wlaole teDor of the neat wu .ery eoplaladcated,.. Mld e•eat apok•womaaJ~Oomn. Tbeamaaalneatra1-moaey for the city • Art In Pabllc Placee proeram. Federal courts expected to try coHision suits Attorney for Mesa woma n asks $15 .5 m illion from Ae_rom_exico, fi les cla ims a_gainst privat e pilot, FAA By LAU RA MERK Ot .... Oeltr ......... The attornc}' for a Costa Mesa woman whose 34-ycar-old son was killed in the Aerome:taco crash on Aug. .. 31 over C'emtos. said he ant1c1pates all lawsuits filed an the incident to the heard in the federal court. Nicholas R. Allis filed a S 15.5 mallton wrongful death lawsuit agaans1 Aero- mexaco at the request of Mollye Kap- towsky. the 72-year-old Costa Mesa mother of Robert K.aptowsk'y. When the lawsuit was filed on Sept. 13. K.aptowsky saad she did not know who Alhs was. She spoke wnh Jam Butler. a partner of Alhs's an the Los Angelcs-b¥Cd firm Butler. Dan, Alias and Reback. The firm was reuuned and the lawsull was filed by AJlts. . Allis has also fi led in state coun apinst the estafe of William Kramer. the pilot of the small engine crafl that collided with the 1et hner, and a claim against the Federal Avaauon Adm1nistrat1on Once the FAA denies the claim a lawsuit will be filed in the U.S. District Court. said Allis. Kaptowsky. a consultant w11h a ~tereo equipment firm. was a JaJ.7 p1an1st and avid outdoorsman and was returning from a scuba diving tnp in Loreto. Me.uco. when the a1rplanr co lhs1on crash occurred. He was hsted a!> deceased although his rema10s still ha'e not been found. said Allis. Allis said he believes that there have been ongo1ngproblems 10 the Los Angrles basin for years. "The terminal control area Olympian LOuganis gives support to No on 64 drive By PA UL ARCHIPLEY director of the AIDS Service Foundation. Of IN Oeltr ,_ '""' Jemison-Sm 1th. an ep1dcm1olog.a•>1 at 01} mp1c diving champion G reg UCI Medical Center. said medical prt>- Louganas lent his name to the dnvc frssaonals arc .dealing wath t~o cp1dcm1h ·aga anstthe AIDS initiative on November's One is AIDS. tbe other fear. ballot and helped ra1rlS&.<>OOata Laguna .. I'm afraid people think by voting 'yes' Beach fund-raiser. they'll prevenr the spread of AID . but 11 The NO on 64/Stop LaRouche cam· will actually dOJUSt the opposite," she saad. paagn attracted 70 donors to the fave Feet "Victims will avoid tesung rather than Restaurant where Lougams spokr agamst risk losing their JObs and homes. the inauauve. "People fear casual contact causes "I thank 1t's'vcr} amponant to educate AIDS. but there are onl) three ways to get the public," Lougants said of his involve-AIDS -through sex. a needle or from ment. ''I'm the only athlete who·s pan1c1· mother to baby. pallng " "The sad thing as we don't need the R. James Babbm. who manage propos1t1on." Jem1son-Sm11h said ... .\II Louganis. said organizers wanted to show it's done 1s di vert attcn11on -and money that not only actors. artists and medical -from the issue." professional~ arc concerned 11bout the She said Orange Count} has diagnosed an1t1at1ve tha1 could require quarantining more than 280 AIDS vacums. More than AID sufferers and earners. half of them have died Babbitt said the champion diver's D~w·Barrasand PatCallahan.co-<:ha11"'i participation in Orange County was par- of NO on 64 in Orangr County, said the ucularl~ significant because he grew up group _has embarked on a countyw1de and trained here · campa1gn lo educate 75.000 targeted The $500 ~r person dinner also-voters about AIDS and the 1n11iat1ve. attracted Laguna Beach Ma}'or Ma rtha The group has four phone banks -;ind Colhson and Pearl Jem1son-Sm1th. a more than 40 phones -set up to alert the Doct9~ of bra,in~damaged boy must pay $930,000 · By t'e A11oc1ated Pre11 A doctor bas been ordered to pay $930,000 to the parents of a bra1n-damaged boy afier a JUry decided the physician was ne1liaent durina the birth six years ago. After deliberating almost two days. the Orange CoqJtt)' Supenor Court JUry con- cluded 10-2' Friday that Dr. Anthony LeDonne Jr, failed fo take aJI po55ible precautions an either glving drup or fomna OJt)'Jen into Bryan Wallace's lunas aftrr hJs b1nh Aua. 18, 1980. said Jury foreman Harold Scott. The child ex· pcnenccd difficulty breathing in his first five minutes of life. Now 6\ Bryan has the mcnltl and physical development of a 3-)'car-old. said his father, DouaJas Wallace. < "He was a beautiful baby the first douplc of morttha. But .as he prostt1sed, you couldn't help notice somettuna was wro~" said the child's mother, Carol. "Its a real tnaedr that somcth11'\1 like this had to hapPCn." Doualas Wallace said. The boy ts thctr ~nd c~1ld. The JUt)' 1b$olved Fountain Valley Rea1onal Hospital and Medical Center of an)' blame. Attorney for both the hospital and LcDonne had araued tt wasn·t clear wtlat caused the brajn dam11c. and that LcDbn- ne and hospitaJ staff acted properly 1n getting the boy to start breathing afier binh. The parents' attorney. Wilham Gargaro Jr., contended that the sedative Demerol, &J\ten Mrs. Wallace because she was havma a difficult labor, resulted ma dramatic drop in the fetus's heart rate after I S minutes. Gargaro said LcDonnc hfd erred by failin1 to adm1n1ster an antidote, Narcan The attorney funher araue<l tha1 when the child was not breathin1 at binh. Le Donne should havr used a tube to fo~c OJtyacn down his throat. The doctor's attome)'s contended th.at any problem from the Demerol would 001 b.avcoccurrcda qu1ckJyas IS minute and would have been a,radual. They also araued that LeOonne had used an accept.able means of Jiv1na OJtyacn. a processknownas"baglna"whertpo 1t\ve prnaure forces air into the baby's fun . Tbc JUry's award proVld $62.SOO to oftltt the cht1d·s futurT pain and suffenna. $632,400 for future mc<l1c.al co t and S237.120 for the (b1ld"' lo't futurt cam lf\P. .,. -• pul,)lic Barras said passage ot Proposition 64 woi'.ild mean te~tang of evel)one who handles food. from the crop picker to thr reMaurant chef. and conce1vabl) _Qlc cO<l!_ al home. "The scan.est thing 1!. 11 \\111 make l\IDS worse." said Callahan. "I understand now 1f my best fnend has .\IDS he'll be educated and will know what he can a.Rd can't do "But thas 1mtta11 \C will dme the d1~ase underground People will a' oad the tl'Sts and the cp1dem1l will worsen:· ' The h t of endor\i."ments for the NO on 64 campaign ha~ actuall) grown far be}ond Holl}'-"Ood star'i and l.ouganis. The 1na11at1 'e 1s al'io oppo~d by nearly evel) maJor political leader and party. medical associations. lahpr unions bu~1- ness groups and rehg1ous leaders fhe Orange ( ount} Board ol liuper· '1'iors 'oted to <,upport th l· NO on Md"' e lao;t week Thc ~roup al~o 1~ t"ndo~ed by the mayors of ( o ta Mesa. In inc and Laguna Beach. ao; ~ell as M:\ er.t i rnun- c1lml·mhcrs. • 1s confusing and oddly shaped. And Stncc the air traffic controllers problem. there s1mpl} has nol ben enough of them at the Los Arigrles a1rpon." said Allis. He sa1d he was told by a member of the .\v1at1on Safet} lnsutute outside Col- umbus, Ohio. that the crash could have easily been "two Boeing 747's 10 the foa.." ..The pilot of the Aeromex1co and the pilot of the small a1rcrafi have a rcsponsi- b1l1t} to ~c and be seen," he said. "There 1s not adequate staff{air traffic controlers). The FAA was mentioned for not having taken steps previously to insure (arr safet y)." said Allis. Grea Loucanla Frl•bee lover Hoop, a l -7ear -old haaky- 11a2laerd ml&, la at the 1nbM AD mal Care Center walU... for eomecme to take laJa laome. Be la anten4. ftfJ Madly aad IOTee to play wta a ht8bee. Roop aeeda a btc-nnt. TM oaater .. at 1129 Sand CaaJOD Road la 1"tne. ~ : I , ·- .. 0r.ng. CoMt DAILY PILOT/ Sunday. October 5, 1tee ,. Ill p1C1<-UP yoUR RD IN THIS CA ,5 suNDAY pAPER T ; ~fWSSTAN-DS & sroRES ONLY There must be something ludy about the number two. The second week of The Doily Pilot I TWA Win.Go contest brought dooble winners Zella McBtoyer of Costa Meso and Jim Niemann ot Huntington Beach go1 the word Thursday that they were headed for the wild blue yonder "I was bound and determined to win. said Mc8rayer. a secretory for o certil1ed public accoun · ton1 When the coll come though McBroyer said she and her l6·yeor-old son Cain though• ,1waso 10 e 01 first She hod never won anythrig before McSroyer said when the Pilot representottve told her she won, she couldn't soy anything "I was 1ust 1n shock." When the shock wore off, we coiled every body. I'm surprised l con tolk; I've been so hoarse " McBroyer said she ood Coin hove been to the Combeon and the Howo11an Islands, so Europe is next. 'We'd like to go 10 Pars 1n the summer " Although McBroyer hos her heort set on seeing the Eiffel Tower ond the museums, Coin hos some more procttcaf cons1derattons "I want to get a hotel with o big sw1mm1ng pool." laughing. his mother said, n's to keep up w11h his • I wat~r polQ " <..a1n 101ned th~ Cos to Mesa High School waler polo team this yeO\_ ' In the meon11re 'I J1l1nt I'll tote a French doss " sotd McBrover Europe is also the destina11on for the Niemann family. ·I'm looking at Switzerland," said Jim Niemann. "I'd like to go sk11ng." 'We camped out for five wee~s" during a trip across the country. said Sue Niemann. Now we'd He ro go abroad,'' said Jim. o sheet metal worker and a seventh generation Cahforn1on Niemann so1d he was surprised as anyone thaJ he'd won. He'd never won anything before except a bo_ttle of champagne and a $2 lottery ticket 'I thought 1t was o hoo.r. I thought my friends would be outside the Pilot f r1day morning saying 11 was on October fool 's 1oke Just to be one the sole side, he d1dn'r coll anyone Thursday n1ghl. 'We wanred to make sure 11 wasn't a 1oke." Sue said they weren't sure what Swiss city they'll go to, but they hope to go in the spring. They want to ger 4·yeor·old Jennifer and 3-yeor-old Tora up on skis next yeor YOU COULD BE OUR NEXT WINNER! CALL OUR HOTLINE FOR INFORMATION, 714 642·4333. FllGHT$ AVARAME ltOM OtANGE Co.NrY TO lM V1A GQDfN STATE AlllHS ' ' Soviet nuelear-powe~ed subm8.riae catches fire I .... Nuclear weapons may be aboard sub In sea nor:theast of Bermuda people. . . Tass said the fire broke out Fnday ~om1na tn an unspecified eompartment when the submanne was about 620 miles northeast ofBcnnuda. MOSCOW (AP) -A fire on a Soviet nuclear submarine northeast of Bermuda killed three people. Tass said Saturday, a day after the bJaze bqan. lt said the ship was carryin& ballistic miuiles but th~ was no danger of a nuclear explosio11 or contaminatiolt. The three-paragraph report by the official Soviet news .,ency did not say if the fin: was ou\ or if the missiles had nuclear warheads. Tass said the stricken< vessel was being assisted by other Soviet ships. Col. Marvin Braman, a r~ntagon spokesman, pinpointed the submarine's position Saturday at SS2 miles north of Bermuda and 1,196 miles eas.t of Q pc Hatteras, N.C.. as reported by a U.S. obscrvauo~ plane. He said the submarine had not moved very far SJnce tbc accident. White House spokesman Roman Popaduik said in Washington: "We believe nuclear weapons are on board." He said the Unite(f StatCS"t"bas offered assistance to the Soviets and stands ready to assist as required." Braman also said the airplane crew saw smoke comina from the submarin e late ~tur;<tay aftcr,n~n, and a small boat with eight people in .1t was ctrehna tbe stricken vessel. He said there was a hne from the boat to the submarine, but the plane's crew could not tell precisely what the boat was doi ng. • State Department spokeman Bruce Ammerman said Mikail Gorbachev sent a mcssll~c to Reagan early Saturday throu&h the U.S. Embassy in Moscow reporting the fire and casualties-and giving the ship's location. "We commend the quick notification of the incident," he said. Tass reported: "The submanne's crew. and. other Soviet ships, which $,ailed up 'to help, are ~eahna&~ the consequences of the fire. Thrtt persons died. . . "Af\eranal ingthes1tuat1.on.anexpcn~m s ion in Moscow reacred the oonclus1on that there IS no aer of any unauthorized action of wea~ns! a nuclear explosion or a rad1oac11vc contam1na11on of the But a Pentagon official, who spo1'c on condition of anonymitl , said Washington actually learned of the accident· several hours earlier." He refused to say how. environment," 11 said. . Tass ga vc no other delalls.. I ts report was read on the national 1clev151on evening ne"s program. However. l~c evening edition of the go' cmment newspaper lzvcsua did not menuon the fire. "I can't go into details, but let's just say they (the Soviet crew) made one hell of a lot of no~ underwater with their fire alarm," added a Navy official who also requested anonymity. ' Tass did not S3\ 1ftht' 'csscl was submerged or on the surface when the aec1dcnt occ11rred. . Tbe Soviets rarely report accidents involving their military ships. The Spt7dY announcement was in sharp contrast to the Kremlin's three-day delay j n reporting the April 26 ex plosion and fire at the Chernobyl nuclear reactor in the Ukraine that eventually killed at least 31 . However, the ll. Na'') source said the submarine had been sitting on top of the ocean without power since mid-day Fnda). apparentl) afier ha ving some difficulty coming to the surface Q_rlovsio lea:vefur U.S. oday_ . ' - MOSCOW (AP) -Soviet authorities brou&ht dissident Yuri Orlov to Moscow on Saturday. end- ing his Siberian exile, and told his wife she and her husband would be allowed to leave for the United States today. Irina Orlov said. Mr.;s. Orlov emerged smiling rom he sa1 the tum-of-the-century, chartreuse-pre' 1ous mamagc were also sum- colored mirustry building and told maned to OV IR on Saturda)' and told reporters she would be leaving On the , thr) could sec their father before he next Aeroflo.t fli~t to New York.· depam. She said Soviet autnonties told her she would be rcuniJcd with her husband, one of the most prominent Soviet human rights activists, 30 minutes before th eir 9: 15 a.m. Acro- flot flight to"New York~ Mrs. Orlov got her plane ucket and the news that her husband had been brought to the capital during a final visit Saturday to the Interior Minis- try's Office of Visas and Regi s- trations. OVIR. "'It's a ticket hke any other ticket," she said shyly, waving the airline vout\her at Western .reporters. A day earlier, she collected her passport from OVI R officials and was told she and her husband would be allowed to leave the country together. The U.S. E'mbassy issued her a visa on Friday, which would allow her to enter the United States anytime through Oct. 20. . "I will leave on the flight the) give me ... she said before obtaining her ticket. which she paid for on Thurs- day. .\.lexander and Lev pl.anned to see their 62-)car-old father at the airport, but 0-mitn will be unable to make it because of work commitments. she said. Mrs. Orlov, 40, said she sti ll had not talked 10 her husband. She last saw him early last month, when she visited him 1n the Arctic city of, Kobya1 He was exiled after serving a seven-year labor camp sentence for an11-Sov1et agnat1on and propa- ganda. cha~es nsing from his human rights ~ctl\ 1t1es 1n the 1970s Police probe link between 5-alarm explosives, car bombing Tire 1 eaves By tbe Auoclated Pre11 I LO ANGELES -Pohce say they"re in ves11ga11ng whether explosl\CS discovered in a posh downtown office tower arc connected to a mob-related Las Vegas car bombing. SOmc 26 packages of TNT, 50 blasting caps and four weapons were found by detectives in a barbershop beneath the t\\1n-tower Arco Plaza on Thursday. Hundreds of people were scumed out of a th ree-level underground shopping center at the 52-story complex while the bomb squad hauled the c:tplosivcs away. Navy commlslilons test on bay sanctuary The Seal Beach Naval Weapons Station has hired consultants to tc\t Anaheim Bay Wildlife Refuge, which federal officials say is one of th e \\Or<il polluted sanctuaries in the nauon. The Navy has dumped a variety ol chemicals for 30 years in the area, and nine locations at the base, including fi ve 1 in the wildlife refuge, arc believed to be contaminated with oil. solvents. battery acid, gunpowder or other military materials dating from the end of World War II to the late 1970s. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service in Februan reported the base as one of the t 0 worst polluted wtldhfe refuges in the nation .f AA air-safety computers grounded LOS ANGELES-Computers sent to airports nationwide four years ago to make the skies safer are idle because the Federal Aviation Administration lacks the soflwarc to make them work, FAA officials say ... They're sitting there waiting to be uti.liz.ed," said John Tompkins. manager of the FAA 's San Diego sector. The equipment 1s meant lo enhance radarscope targets. idenuf) and tracic transpondcrless aircraft and remove some of the burden from an al read> overloaded air traffic control computer S)stem, Tompkins said Steve Henderson, a controller at the Ontario Airport Terminal Radar Approach Control facility, said the computer information is critical in its ab1hty to enhance aircrafl targets that appear at tiny radar-blips. 20Q-ii1'8F homeless SAN FRANCISCO (AP)-A fltVl"· alarm do\\ntown fire left almost 200 people homeless, destroyed one - building. damaged two others and caused an estimated S2 m1lhon 1n damages earl) aturda). fire officials ~aid. 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F oodwaters may - ~ force 20. 000 to evacuate homes - By dM A1-.cta&ec1 Pres• Rapidly ri1in1 rivers th~atencd. to forc:o up to 20,000 people to evacuate two OkJahoma cities Saturday, but water was receding in hard-hit nonh- ea1tern Illinois, where damage was estimated at up to $40 million. I Water also beaan to recede in parts II of Kansas, but runoff from more than a week of heavy rain pushed the 1 Missiuippi River out of its bapks alonfl:rts of Missouri and Illinois, and . e Michigan was a cccord 3.S 11 feet at>pvc nonnal. _ ~ _ 1 Aoo<iing has caused damage esti- mated at millions of dollars in Ohio. Michigan, lllino1s. Lowa, Missouri. Kansas. Arkansas and Oklahoma. At least eight ~ths were linked to the _.flooding and three people were mass- ing. The. flooding already had forced as many as 18.000 people from their homes in the Midwest, cut off towns in Oklahoma and Ka.nus and prompted a disuler declatation by the aovcmor of MillOUri, where Amtrak &uspended pueeneer raU serVicc becalde of a washeck>ut brid&e. Water 8 to 9 feet deep reached the roofs of some bouaes SatW'dar in the northeastern Olclaboma eaty of Bartlesville u the Caney River cut the town in two. The river threatened to rise to a record 27 to 28 feet, well above the 11-f oot Oood 1tqe, bccau1e of the heavy rain and emeraeocy refeases from upstream reservoin swollen by up to 2 feet of rain durina the past week. "It's just hard to believe. It's the k..ind of flood you'd have every 100 years, even without any dams," said Mayor Arth Robbins. · The river was alread~ floodinJ at more than 16 feet before the reservoir watei:,J>ushed it to more than 23 feet by noon Saturday. The Caney spread over an esti- mated 60 to 70 square miles in WashinJtOn County and Civil De- fense Director Jim Willeford said that if the river hit 27 feet, and as many as I S,000 people in the town of JS,000 could be forced to evacuate. .,._, ... BeQTrammel, 8, wadee Ill water that co•ered hla front yard ln Butlenllle, Okla. . Meetingaimed at reviving Geneva spirit .. Hostages' wives ask Reagan to negotiate . BEIRUT, Lebanon fA P) -~e wiva of two ~= Americans appealed to · t Reapn on Saturday to De1Qtia1e with the abduc- tors and asked the American public to preuure WuluDllOft to wort bankr for hoftaaes' rcleuc. Altotether. siA Americanure miss- lna in Lebanon, kidnapped by vari- ou1 aroupt who are demandina political oonceuionL "I ask Pre11ident Reapn to abide by the principles of the oath taken by every American president. to protect the freedom of the American people and their rights," said Fahima Dalati, whose husband. educator Frank Herbert Reed, SJ, of Malden, Mass .• was kidnapped SepL 9. Mrs. Reed anfi llham Gbandour, whose husband1 Joseph James Cicip- pio, S6, was icidnapped Sept. 12. likened the cases of Americans seized in Lebanon to that of American reporter Nicholas Daniloff'. Damloff, charged in Moscow wnh ~. WIS allowed IO ~ IO the United States IMl W1iek aftlr in ...... superpoWer ~ Al the w time. the ~iied s.a. rtJealed a Soviet cbarll!d wida ~ ....,.)' lhOUld DaftilOfr be J!~ mon: unporUooe than has ~ Amencan1 held lo Lebuon?" ilked Mn. Jleec1 "I ditmand equal uaanent for alt Ama'icu cithens," said Mrs. Cici~ pio. >fn. Cicippio, wbo lS Lebualc, ~ Mr1. Reed, wbo is Synan, spoke in interviews on state-cootroUed Channel 5 television. Two A.Jnerican hostaaes. JOUrnalt t Terry A. Andenon and hos(>ttal diRaor 0.vidJacoblen. made u mi- lar pleas IO Reapn in a I 0-minute videbtape released by tbetr kidna~ pers Friday. Reagan has said Danilotrs case cannot be compared with lhat of Americans k..idnapped an Lebanon because Daniloff was held by a government wlule the Lebanese lod- nappers are "faceless," underground groups. The president says his· adminis- tration bas worked to fret the Amcn- can hon.&es an Lebanon, but hafrhad nod1rccteontact with the ~dnappers. FBI asked t·o investigate sources of news stories WASHINGTON (A P) -Prcs1-year and in Moscow in 1987. Equally from Reagan that there would be a dent Reagan and Soviet leader amponant is the the outlook. for arms s!aniftcant arms contro~ment to w ASHINGTOli.(AP 'Ihe... wm~oct'• i«My,and ,tJbeft- .. .. Mikhail Gorbachev, in an effort to cc;>ntrol apeements, which has sign afhe comes 9 the U~J.cd..States White House has asked t e FBI to R. Hunt, Wasblnaton bureau revive 1he saggan1-4Pant ef-GeMY&;--dtmme& Stnec thc-twcrleaderrcn=--:rne most.prom1s1ng area 1~ a c~rb.on .-'licu::imine-lhe-50Ure~es"--e01fHaa-r1ne-cww9~,e~tum'e!ff~orff-'fT~hl!!'t'"'tWr.t:'ata'lt-~f!!!t'-:trronelt:".-1r-11 will try to forge a new commitment to dorscd the goal of SO rcent report about an alleged govern-said they had not been contacted in 1 nuc ear weapons at in Euorpe. REYKJAVIK., f~land (AP) ment plan to mislead Amencan by the FBI and knew of no one on Iceland this week and set the stage for meeting in Geneva. In Geneva, the two leaders agreed Icelandic officials confirmed Satur-journalists covering U.S .• rela-the naffs of tlie papers wflo had signing a treaty in the United States "We will be sausfied with the to give-impetus to arms control talks da).', that -President Reagan and tions with Libya, an adminis-been. later this year. Iceland meetings if we accomplish and to hold two more summits. But Mikhail Gorbachev are likely 10 meet tration oflicial said Saturday. The! administration offiCtal When the leaders of the super-better understanding," Larry Speak-there has not yet been any agreement at the Hoffli, a picturesque Reykjavik The official. who spoke on ~ said he dtd pot know whether FBI powers meet on OcL 11·I2. 11 will cs, the WhJte House spokesman. said on key issues, aod the two sides bayside ht'.>usc said to be haunted by condition he not be identified, agents had contacted either paper, have been nearly 11 months since the on Friday. remain ' far apart on proposed the ghost of a drowned woman. · said the FBI also has been asked which.J\ad.published stories in cnthUSJastic h:.ndshakes and cham-Gorbachev. who proposed the strategic nuclear weapons cutbacks lo 1952, the Britjsh head of mission to identify the sources of stones August reporting that the U nited pagne toasts at their first meeting an meeting, said, "We have one and the and curbs on. defensive weapons oftbe time.John Greenway, obtained published by The Wall Street States and Libya were on a Geneva. The intervening period has same objective here: to start, at last, systems. permission from London to sell the Journal and The Washingion collision course and described been marred by discord and doubt on the realization of our accords reached Also souring relations since Gen-house on the grounds it was haunted. Post that appeared to have been • renewed Libyan baclung fo r ter- a wide ranJe of issues. an Geneva with the president of the eva were the U.S. decisions to scrap produced by the alleged plan. ronsm. Other news organazattons Much ndes on the outcome, an-United States." the SALT 11 anns control agreement. Reponer Bob Woodward. who packed up the stones. cludi~~~sforful~ed~dsum-lnfonned~min1~~ionofficiab ;ro:sc~n~d~a~w~ars~ru~·~~th~r~o~ugh~~~~v~~~t~~~~~cc~t~1o~n~o~f~G~m~ba~~~ey~k~~~·~ti~at~1v~e~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ m1ts in the United States later this said Gorbachev will seek ass~ranccs II waters in the Black Sea and the for a comprehensive nuclear test ban. HOROSCOPE Monday, October I ARlES (March 21-Apnl 19): Breakthrough 1nd1cated an connection wi th money, business. romance. People wall seek your opinions. you'll receive "attractive offer." You'll ge• chance to h11 Jackpot. WatC"h Gemini. TAURUS (April 20.May 20): Attention continues to center around home. security, domesucaty, "marria~e satuauon." You gain through diplomacy - family member wants something. and )OU should hsten. Libra. Scorpio play s1gnaficant roles. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Tame as on your side -know il.J!!!x waiting game. Be -poslllvc conccminf source matenal. especially with leg.a affairs. Missing document can now be located. Aries. Libra figure prominently CANCER (June 21-July 22): Sryte as imprinted. attention centers around physical auract1on. charisma, per· suasion. chann, 1ntens1ficd relat1onsh1p. You could be involved an "bag business deal." Capncom figu res prominently. SYDNEY 0MARR LEO (Jul) 23-Aug. 22): PrOJCCI pre' 1ously put on "back lfumer" can now be successful!} completed. Aim toward sccurit}. realize that what you have as wonh plenty. Don't gave up something for nothing. Anes. Libra figure prominent I). VlRGO ( ..\ug 23-~pl 22): Empham on new \tarts. independence. ab1ht) to 1mpnnt your own style. Relative as probably sincere but could be misinformed. Know 11 and go your own way Young person helps you get U> hk1n o! matters fBRA (Sept 23-0ct. 22): Follow 1hrough on first 1mpress1ons. Realize y learn by shanng, teaching. A "m1ssang person" returns home. Money picture as bnghl. Cancer individual has your best interests at hean . SCORPIO (0<.·t. 23-Nov. 21 ): Confusion regardang d1rcc11on. aim. goals will be settled an )Our favor. Keep O{>llons open. reallz~ cycle as high. kn<?w t~at you can be confident regarding tntu1t1on. Long-distance communication featured. .. SAG ITT ARIUS (No'. 22-Dec. 21 ). What appears 10 be a "trap as mercl) a temporar) dcla). Check rules. laws. regulations -you arc gom.g to emerge victorious. You'll have opportunity to remodel. perhaps to rebuild on more suitable structure. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan 19): Be read) for changes, travel, vanety of exciting contacts. expencnces. Popujanty on upswan~ -you'.11 win friends. and powers of persuasion will be "strong ... Gemma. Vargo. ag1ttanus people play kc) roles. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. I fS): Look beyond the 1mmcd1ate. realize someone; ··at top" recogn11es your capabilities. You may feel alone. but rest assured this as temporary cond1uon. Family member lends support. Libra figures prominently. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Many of }Our ··best quah11es" s urge to forefront. Sense of perception as heightened . you discern motives and leam secret. Focus on m)stcry. antnguc. unusual mes~gc. Virgo native plays key role. IF OCTOBER 6 IS YOUR BIRTHDAY, you have unusual voice. sense of drama. you appreciate art. music, luxury. You can be self-indulgent. you are hkely to have a "s"'eet tooth." Taurus. Libra. Scorpio people pla) 1mponant roles 1n your ltfe. You arc knowlcd~eable cohcemmg design. harmony. and many people consult yo u in connection wtth "domestic problems." You ha ve chance to get on more solid financial-emotional ground. You'll meet people who will be instrumental an sumulating )O ur cttat1ve dnve. MaJOr domestic change occurs an November. NOTICE Due to delivery problems, the girls' 7-14 3-pc. warmups ~lctured on page 11 of today's Target sale circular are not available In sufficient quantities. eomplete stock should arrive In the month, so rain checks wlll be Issued. On page 14 we Incorrectly advertise a twin or full comforter, the correct copy should read: Twin Bedspread, Reg . '24.99, or Full, Reg. 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Stort Kou.n Mon Fn 9 6 at \0 5 Dan Rather attacked · NEW YORK (AP) -CBS · after 10:30 p.m., and was wStk.ing ' Everuna News anchor Dan alona Part Avenue when a man Jlathtrwa hospitalized Saturday approached him and Mid, ''Kc~ night after being pummeled in the nttb. what is the frequency?" wd flee and aide by two wcU-drcssed police Stt. RJymood O'OoantU. men as he walked from a fncnd's Rather responded, "I don't home, pohce said. . know What you're talking about," Rather. S4, was alert and con-.-.O'DOnntll Uid: scious in the cmeraenc_y room of The man then punched the • Lenox Hill Hospital, sa1d hospital anchorman, mocking him to the administrator Stephen Gavala, ground, lbe seraeant said. refusing to disclose the exntent or Rather aot up and ran into a nature of the newsman's injuries. buildina. He was followed by·the G._vala said a rcpQrt on assailant and another. man, who · Rather's condition would be is-continued askina him. "Kenneth1 sued later. what is the frequency,' Rather told autnori1ies he had O'Donnell said. I~ the building's left his friend's home on Man -• lobby, Rather was apin knocked hanan's Upper East Side shortly down and kiclccd in the side. OCprisoners must seejudge in 36 hours <.By•~ ... Pren Oran,e County pritoncrs arrested without a warrant must see a judge within 36 bourt or ~ rdea.sed, a federal judfe bas ordered in mpQnsc loan Amencao Civil Li~rties Onion lawsuit. U.S. District Judae Richard Gad- bois lr., who issued the order Friday. .ret.ail\ed the right to review whatever cbanaes are made to o~y his order, which takes effect ln 60 days, finaliz- ing ao agreement reached in July between attorneys for Orange County and the ACLU. "~e·rc not sure exactly how we arc aoina to handle it," said Judge Gary Ryan, presiding judge of Central Mun ici pal Court in Sant.a Ana. Orange <"o~nty"' aheri.trs spokH- man Lt. RicnaRI' Olson said no decision has been made on bow to 1mpJement the order. "h will have little or no impact on the district attom~ •• said Michael Capizzi, assist.ant d1strict attorney. "It wtll present sianiflcant burdens on police de~rtments." The ACLU's 1984 lawsuit challenged lenathy delays between arrest and initial appcaranoe before a judge, commissioner or h~na of-fi~~ . "This will act fas ter justice for people," said ACLU lawyer Richard Herman. "lt's going to speed up the ~rder as a lever 10 forte other counues to ldopt similar pideltnes. Decisions on whether to prosecute someone may take lo•r than 36 hours, but nowarrtsti8officcrs must present sufficicm evidtnte linking a suspect to a crime to JUStify continued detention within 36 hours. Gadbois' order doesn't address how much damages fhe county ~ay !)ave to pay the three ptatnotrs specifically named in the 1984 law- . suit. whole system." He said the ACLU Qnc of them, Barry Scott, was arrest~ for investigation of burglary and insurance fraud by Orange police in December 1981. 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Sunday 12~6 ·- .. - STABBING ••• rromAt home they hared WMO \bC'1e JVaS • knock on the door about I 0: 15 p:m. When Suk went to the door to ask who was there no one •f!~ ~ he tttumcd to the fcstmlJCI, .aid Olson. A second knock on lhe door prompted Suk tO open the door nd Won's former hus~nd Byu~a Kook Park, 32, forced h1s way mto the home. said Olson. ''He started brandishing ~ knife and (Won) tried to control It wben Suk came to her rescue and was punctured." said Olson. Park then apparently tried to k.ill himself by stabbing himself on t~e nght thigh while lying on a sofa, said Ol~Jl. · Park was treated and released fr~m Healthcare Medical Center ofTusun. 11 wa s nol certain whether chalJCS would be filed against Park. pQhcc said. GOLF ... From Al " shorter than the regulation tour- nament course and take less ume to play. Former UC'LA basketball star Lynn Shackleford, an American Golf v1ce president. said ground should be broken late this year. The course may be completed by early t 988, he 58\d. American Golf ~s the nation's largest operator of. golf courses. he said. In Orange County, the company opcraie!> Meadowlark golf course in Huntington Beach and Rancho San Joaquin in Irvine. Presiding. at ded1catwn cer- emonies, Orange County Supervisor llo&e L Stanton saluted the "marvelous 06sess1on orronner upc111sor David Baker who Stanton said Slartcd negotiations for the land for a regional park. At the current time. all but the I 37- acre tnangle in the center of 1hc 640- acre park has been given to Orange County or to Fountain Valley, Stan- ton said. The new golf course site, bounded by Edinger Avenue and Brookhurst Street. has been leased for agriculture crop growers. Previously. there were plans to build baseball fields on the property. Several City Council members also had suggested putting a shopping center on the land. But residents ov~r tbe years had urged a passive development, Stan- ton said. Officials said they expected no competi1ton from Mile Square Golf Course because of heavy demands and a short.aac of courses. l~EFELL'St' UPHOtlTm 1R. Fix Your Chipped CRYSTAL 871-2255 Abells Custom Repoin or }Jwpou A~ Matt 1957 Newport 81vd. .E#RO!L #OW "for the right start In life" HAWTHORNE CHRISTIAN .SCHOOL ALL DAY KINDERGARTEN Kindergarten thru 8th FALL SEMESTER STARTS . _SEPT. 8th ~ Door to Door T ransportatlon Where PosSlble 0 Reasonable Tuition 0 Arithmetic, Reading , Spelllng, with Phonic Emphasized • 0 . Before & After School Care for Students of Working Parents (6:30am-6:30pm) A fffJATE OCKXl. a ~FO..NB>N 1942 IN FlllT• YILllY - 1IUI llllDlllT (114) 111-lUl \ '11 IE By CAROL HUMPHREYS Once, 20 years ago, when fashion designer James Gabnos attended a g~la opening of the opera in Los Angeles , he escorted a woman wearing one of his gowns. Among the opera crowd were five <><her identical Gtlanos gowns . "Never the twain shall mttt! Luckily it was a big theater and I kepc stttring the lady in other directions. There is really no such thing as a one- of-a-kind gown. I design a collection and it can be ordered in New York, San Francisco, whet- ever. Actua lly the same dress looks totally different on different women and, of course. they e.ach accessorizt differently," said Galanos at Amen Wardy's of Fashion Island; the first· stop on his yearly jaunt to present his 200-piece fall /winter collection. Galanos, at age 62, is a wor~holic and when in LA works six days a wttk creating clothing for "sophi;sticated, thin, affluent women." At 13. he won his first des ign award, con- tinued on to art school and won a scholarship co train in Pari,. After 30 years, while most of his contemporaries have died or gone out of business, Galanos continues to reign as one of America's top designers. "Women have told .me they are still wear ing dresses I did l~ years ago. Longevity is import· ant, panicularly when investing this kind of money in clothes. (One of his evening dresses is almost S2~1<XX>.) I like line ... shape and line. Except for the hemlines, my cl0<hes are tim~less! Everything is hand finished and I use only the finest fabrics and the best workmanship." Galano is always the last in all t~market, PftaSt Stt QALANOS/B2 • OK 9', • in ~ buliMss ff0f1d, tht clustoom and in socilJ setrings: • AssocMcioo: "Ont of ck ptiocipla of lemUng is co as. KJCiatt cht i>tw information or !WM with old laming. For tump/e, jf you mtt somt0nt ind hi.s IWM ns Bob Johnson, you might know somtont well IMllJtd Bob. Look at cht ntW j;enon and chfik of 'Uncle Bob· and say co yoursilf, "cht nm cimt I 1tt chis pmsm fiILg/Jing- . to think of Uncle Bob.·" Obj«rs .Jso an bt u~d for wociations. •ccocd!ng co Tay- lor. "Sometimes tht sillier it is, tht nsitt it is co retMmbtr tht rwnt, " ht said. If you mttt • wonun named E/n.btrh, for insunet, Taylor suggtsttd . you . can 1Dtt1tally chink of htr IS "Quttn EJ.in. btth" and visual«~ crown-on bet had. Tht ~n rimt you i« htr your mind will conjurt up 1 picturt of "Quttn Elizabtth" and you will rtmtmbtr her name. •Mnemonic dtvicts: A mnemonic dtvice is a stimulus chic triggers memory. Ont such ctehniqut is using the first lec- ttrs of • series of namtS you 11.ve co rtmembtr co form a word. "/ lttrntd m high school that che {use lttter of each of the Grtat ukts sptlls cht word 'HOMES' -Huron, Onario, Michigan, Erie, Suptrior," Tay- lor said. This method is pa:rrint- urly uStful for biology and chemistry students who hive co rtmembtr Jong lists of infor- m•tion. "You don 'c have to remember the tntirt word," ht said. 'just the f lf'St lttttr. " Mnemonic de- vices work by "chunking, " which means you only need co remembtr a little bit of a word to stimulatt the rest of the memory, T•ylor said. • Visualizanon: Resea1ch has shown chic if you ue crying co rtmembtr vocabulary, m learn- ing a fortign Ja.1gu•ge, for ex- ample, you should cry to picrurt cht word in your mmd p1crorial- ly. For the Frtnch ttrm "le li vre. " mu.ning tbe book, dDSt your tyts and chink of "le Jivre .. printtd on _the cover of• book, ht said. If you •rt lwning an acrion verb -such IS "ro optn" -say tht word or renn in tht foreign INJgu~ and chink of someone opniing 1 door, T•ylor said. "Codt it in your brain with • FamiJW acOon," ht Mid. • Btclcnrd clWn.ing: This a/10 involves chunJcinB and is Ultful for mmJanzing 11.rgt amounrs of conr>«ttd inf0t • nutiOn, such IS a spttch. You Pltut 1tt ltfltlEMB£R/B2 • . . • use { . tiust.ees raise funds I USC board of trustees mem- ben Peler au Gluf Ueberrodi hosted a reception tn the Four Seasons Hotel -an an- nouncement preview of the uni- versity's forthcoming fund-rais~ ing campaign. C!o-hosting the black tie dinner with the Ueber- roths were other Orange County · trustees and their wives including Jou Davis Jr. of South Laguna, Pul Kennedy of Balboa Island, Wiiiiam Lyon of Newport Bea~h, Jerry W. Neely of San Juan Capistrano and PlllUp Remy, Mission Vi ejo. Ueberroth and wife G inny (near right) chat with Norma and Mtcbael Hell.it. Biii and Ann Lask (at far upper right) t:hat with Barbara Burn•am while 'Jim Ackerman, lower far right, shares a laugh with PaaJ and Babt Kennedy and Joan and Ron Lane, lower near right, talked with Allee Davia. • ----·-011-tlreeoVe ----=----, HELPING HANDS ... Fcir the Harbor Home Christmas Light Show -- If you are a non-profit group or commercial firm ready, willing, and able to be paid to decorate Harbor homes and businesses for this ye~r's Harbor Home Christmas Li.ght Show, December 13-23rd. CALL NOW FOR DETAILS. (714) 642-4321 Ext. 115 , And get your company's or non-profit group's riame on the list of Helping . Hands that will run in the Daily Pilot for approximately nine weeks prior to the start of this year's Harbor Home Christmas. Light Show. I '\ "I use only the ~lflest fabrics and the A ba~ doll "iurquoise and black best workmanship," says Galanos. dress of s1lk chiffon jacquard takes the i~ree cumples on -today's Style color Jpotlight. Galanos shim the co er were photographed by Lee waist of the style and Jives it a Pa e at Amen Wardy's, Fashion . matching flounced petucoat and Isla <l • smocked sleeves. swirled with se- quins. Price, $8.11 5. Silver and crystal bugle beads tnm the blouson bodice and fined hip yoke of the long gown made with double layered satin skin with flared LANOS' FASHION STATEMENT .•• Br - includ~aris, to show his collection and many women feel it is wonh waitlnf. for. H~s 86 daywear features long, bias cut skirts. Details emphasize shoulder, sleeve and hip. This season Galanos has brought back a variety of dresses and suits acce nted with a basket weave smock- ing. for which he is known. Necklines arc high and fabrications include wool, wool crepe, nanncl and jersey. Color);; are sophisticated, played down for day. ··r like to play with color and love ' using combinations. Once you get int~ collection you start with a color scheme and build around 11. I've used of highly glamorous gowns. Amcn- a lot of gray. Black is my preferred,_, can women love them. A beaded non--color. I think anyone can wear it. dress today, whether mine or some· why not? Black is tops! Of course, one elscs.L.1s in the $8,000 to $10,000 black with color is always lively." bracket. 1 he $5,000 beaded dress is a Having cocktails ... Galanos ladies little more on the commercial side. go short. .. right above the knee. From (GuJp!) I know it sounds ridiculous, his fliny, sequinned "Baby Doll" but It's true. I don't design flash y, dresses tn silk chiffon jacquard to a sequinned dresses. but elegant simple, unadorned black wool crepe beaded gowns that will stand out in blou5on ~ss with circular sictt. an~ big room." there is something for every per-Galanos recommends sheer. col- sonality in the Gala nos fall line. Color orcd hosiery and a high beel ... "boots becomes more important for evening. arc out" for fall. He feels "less is Off to a baU ... "ln the United States more" when it comes to accessori es. there arc so many charities and so "One has temptations to overdo ... ! many balls. We always have a group think that's normal instinct. It takes a REMEl\lBER T.RICKS HELP MEMORY ..• Prom Bl · - bias tra•n. , A long fiited velvel and silk faille jacket with smocked collar tops a satin finished silk and wool cocktail dress in black and white. woman Wltb great character and certain W te to just walk in with assurance, withoutov.e_rdoing herself to attract attention. To me that is very nice." "I have never been confused by what is happening in fasru on," con- tinued Galanos, "I'm not trendy. There is a Galanos look, a certain cut. but we constantly u~tc. We try 10 sta oung." · .r.lm a one man operation. Once I decide that's it...u•s finished! The name will discontinue. That's the end. I make my statement right now. while J live. Hopefully someone will remember they had a Galanos!" start by chunking the material into paragraphs, but you learn the last paragraph first and work backwards through the copy, he said. "Stories arc easier to remember 1han lists of things," Taylor said. •Ovcrleamin~ Practice some- 1hing you have Just learned twice as many times as you believe necessary. "Jf given five equations to selve and you fee l you've teamed it bX solving one or two. tha1's a mistake. 'he ~id. "Whatever you've learned, within specific order -similar to children 24 heurs you ought to test yourself on • ~aming the alphabet in kinderga rten. tt -actr ve ly remember what you've learned," he said. "It strengthens the However. that technique once •Storymaking: To remember a series of narpcs. such as the planets in the ~lar system, you can use th e names. or sqmeth ing they remind you of. as charac;~er'i or pan s of a story you weave. Ypu migh t v1sual11e a Mercury car ranng toward the sea good Neptune "ho is holding a Mars cand y bar, for 1n-.1ancc Once someth ing yo u need to re- member is in your 'lhort term mem- ory, Taylor said you must make sure 11 becomes J)art of your long term memo I) ·' Sunday Brunch At The Meridien \11 t'\lrJmdlflJrl hulft'I nf \Up<"rh W OllOl'fllal dl~hts and dt'SSt'rh llllJlrt'\\11 l hi d1>f1n1111111 ft•21UrtOJt our flt'W hrunch \llUrn(l 1h1 hl'll(hl ttf pt·rfrc 11110 t hra h)(hl 11ntwf11·1.1hh mh II ' 1h1 uh1mA1t 111 1 hnrntau· hautl:" 1 u1~inl' l'ri•,t mnl 1.111fr,1d1 1umph·11 v.11h our 1 h1·f, pt'Nmal t er11fica1r .rnd all 1h1 fanf,n· ht'11111111< 1h1· 'ur-or 1hr 'hov. Featuring A Chocolate Souffle So Rich It Had To Be Register~d .: ~ I IO \0 \\I ! 00 fl \I l.11 t' ~.lllt"fllllflm1·111 ll1·wr1 ~111111\ SUJU(l'\lt•d l.ar~f l'arlw\ IXl'lrnnw (!() 00 pn per,on plu' la' 1 s ~ '"Prlt·nwn1 Im '"11rnr1 I £. MERJDIEN NEWPORT BEACH • ,.,. ",,,, \ "w 11ll/1 ,V11 ,,. l.r U1rt •SOO N111Altlv ~. lllwpart B«rh (.t "660 (114) 416 1001 ,, ... (~ ol " ,,.,_ t \ memory." backfired 011 Taylor. During a stint in Japan where he was unable to read the Japanese characters. Taylor memonzcd routes to different locations b' the color of the bu1ld1ngs along the ~a} If you've gone to a pany and met "Queen Elizabeth" and "Mr. Hijh- toweT" -who is .coded in your mind as rcsembhn$ a tower -the !leitt morning review your assoc1a11ons wit h those names. Taylor said. A last meofory method Taylor "One day one of lhe buildings wa\ mentioned is learning 1h1ngs in a repainted." he said. "and I got losl " "THE REAL SUNDA V BRUNCH" Webster's Definition of Brunch bta.acla (brunch) n. IColloq.f breakfast and lunch combined !Portmanteau wordJ \ f 0 4> " ~ .:r =,f/!lh ~ -.. m :--..:-:. tJM• Glil.L UNABRID.GED VE'1SION OF BRUNCH ' I . ·' uec._.-..,.,.,. ..... ._... USC marches.to Arts·Center's beat By VIDA DEAN Of ............. From t~ tbuJ\derinalkies to thunderinadrumsofthe USC Marlhina Band. it wu a n~t ofbi& sound. • There was also thunder.from .. The Pines o(Rome" 'fluarsdayevenina in Pacific Symphony Orchestra'sclosing number at its pJa openina concert at The&n~ - And,.lhere was thunderinaapplause and words.of praise for conducior ~eta Qart as be arrived 1t a post concert party in the Westin South Coast Plaza. . "After seven ycan of preparation, we feel at home in the grand halt ... replied Clarie. ... Thc400auestscame to the hotel for a pre-partyu thequiclcstorm was endina. Afterui\down buffet d inner, they strolled under clcarskies through the park area to The Center. "I pveupa trip to Italy to do thia party," said C<KhairLorralae lJppold. "l'veQrpnizeda lotof'bias.rties~ in Wasbinaton and lo$ A~geles-and I've been workfoJ.On this one foraut months. A l~t 9fwork. but 1t was a privileae to do it. '(8tewu1W~ wasco-<:hau.) • • . Association prcsidentMleUelGU...(with Carole)adro,itted he has been s6 inspired by "Center fever" that he bought a clan net." I used to play clarinet in hi&h school. The other day I wentoutand bought one just to see 1fl could rememberwhe~toput my finaen. l could." "I've never seen Clull look so happy and Doris was radiant," said Karo Be&soa. ~nd, so bqan the 40-concert series.the symphony will present at The Center durina the '86-'87 aeason. · The •mULnc Claro: Kdtb and Dort. arrl•e a t party. Lorraine Lippold celebrate. wttb Marcie and llaarlce Mal'rille. Table full of Robee lncladed Fred and lllcbelle (.eated), Robert and Sophie. .. ,, . NY. City ~allet to . be ~onored by CDA A dinner party to honor the eut of the New York City 8ellet on Oct. 19 will be held at the Irvine Hilion ~the perfomwace at tbe OC Perform1111 An Cea1er. The Center Dance Allianct will bost the event u part of ita pl ,to raJ1e S l 00,000 to ~l.P underwrite dance praeoution at the ccn1er. Alliance president ......,. ..... u4 said tickets to the p1a dinner are available at S l2S per per90n and include ticket.a to the f>".rl'ormanoe. Additional tables of eiabt may be purcbaled for S 1,000 ancf will include seatina with cut memben. Rcter· . -vations are requested by Tuetday by callina .,.... C.rwta, 83g..8979. laaac l&en will be auest of honor at * ch,mpqne and dessen reoepcioo Saturday even in& ~t the Wettifl South Coast Plaza foUowina his rec1lal 1t The Center. At the party, the world reknown violinist wiU be presented the International Cultural dipolmacy award of the American Jewish Com· mittee by the host aroup, the. OC chapter aof AJC. Lewtl J....,*J and 8abrMn ... a... Sten are co- chairina the event. _..., tbo Four Seuoat wta 1 ~ \bane •• .a Germu diaDer ud AD oompab bud. AD fu4I will ·,:> to bdp tbe mentally M etirapped I*• ti= in 9peciAI Olympics. Gil* J ii~ and~ be called at 6s<M090 to arraqe for tbe ·. $7' rnervatiODJ. Sinter Mae o.... will be io Anaheim Saturday at the Hilton to headline St Joeepb HOlpita1'1 annual benefit beina ~ to raise fuocb for a new teaiodal cancer center. U1ually 1,000 abow for this pla. More information may be obsained by callin& 771-8211. Smith CoUeme clubs in Southern California will 6onor the school'• D<W president Mary ....... 0.. Satur-day durina a 4 to 6 p.m. tea at the Newport Harbor An Museum's · Sculpture Garden ..... ,.. PaJ, 'SSl-24S7, bas further details on the social. ' Also on Saturday, Cadly aap,, ' s.,. •le Mw ........ Dr. lrw • •211rla will be at the Cry11al Cathedral to headline the women's "Day Extraordinare." The event Id& u't:8J:.:t 8: l S a.m. with continen- tal t, continues with speaken and lunch. Tickets (S 18.SO) may be reserved by callina 971-4082. Other post recital evenu incl~ a p tberin1 of the fraternity aLihe Meridien for fancy coffee and desseru and Anaels of the Arts at the Center Oub where Center Stars will be for a .------------- pre party. Cocktails and buJfet Sundty at the Center O ub will pr~ the 31st season debut of the Master Chorale when it presents the JofTrey Ballet at ThL-Cente.c. EQllQ~ the _per. (onnance-tbere will. be a cbampqnc MHrtee Allard, R*rt Joffrey, cast membe.n and su~rters. More inf~rma1ion on the chorale and activit1es may be obtained by calling 556-6262. There is hfe outside The Center .. .The Torchhghters, a support group for the California Special Olympics. tlas planned a fun Saturday even mg at * FRU CUSE.S * FR££ClfD_ • 1r OOEITMIOT * 1Ullf.$tlioos s.tt er.. c.ter ( 714) 159-6500 Coipplete Chi ropractic Care -. Dr. Angela Stafford 20% O "ff . . 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Monda y thru S0:turday JO to 5:30 1024 Baysid e Drive Ne wport Bea ch 714 -640-0990 .f - .,,. .. °"""" CoMt DAILY PtLOT/ Sundlly, October S, 1tee . • I ' • . ~onnde.-. flnally·•ee .th~ir dreams realized at center·. BJ VIDA DEAN ............. ··1 boupt this dttss a year and a half llO iD Paris. Bouaht It specially fot tonipt, ... Mid Mame GIMea, cbtinnaO of the Founders N~t ... party foUoWina th~ Leontyne Price copcen at tbe OC Perfonnina Arts Center. ' That'ftypical ofthe founders. they have been envisionina the future for over 12 years. Once qain, out came the limou- sinea, the furs, tuxedos, jewels and •s;mkl) aowns on Wednesday cve- runa for the second Center opening celebration. The Founders had not one cel- ebration, but two. Before the conccn 400 met at the Ambrosia Restaurant (openina to the public in about two wecu) whe~ they were presented · wit.b Sold medallions on black and fed ribbons. They_minalcd, munched on hors d'ouevrcs and toasted each -other . "The people here toniaht are in a special aroup. They sot in early to suppc)rt a center. . . before the aroundbreakina and the cutoff date for founden." said.,... SeM-eder at the Die-party chainnanned by Mtri1Jml9eU. . Afterwards, the 400 were across the street for the concen1 and later ih the eveni~ headed for tne Irvine Hilton and, joined by guests, brouaht the partytnl total to more than t 300. The world of Toulouse-Lautrcc and· the Moulin Rouge awaited in the ballroom with lively music, scream- ina can-can dancers and a spectacular French ambiance created by OC anist lb)' Bare. "There arc two groups of can-can &iris h~ tonightand they are wcarin§' costumes that Bob Mactledcsianed, • • said committee member a. .. Dlq. One was Du CelUu aroup and the Maurice Allard with can-can cutiea Tracy Powell and JacqaeUne Wll80D. Brunch By The Bay. EnJoy champagne brunch served bayside in a dehghtf ul garden selling. Stroll in~ mus1· cians add an extra dash of Oavor. for a deli- cious way to start Sunday. The Newport er now-wow! 10:30am to 2:30pm. $17.YS. Children under 12. $9.95. ff4 THE NEWPORTER RESORT 1107 Jamboree Rd (71 4) 644 t 700 Como1omenu11y v1te1 011~1no Jazz Up Your Day! Oct.12 Come to the free New porter Jazz Festi val open house - and hel~ ~ele brate our lavish restoration. With refreshments. drawings. giveaways and eight great bands throughout the resort! Tuke a musical stroll of our 26 acres and discover The Newporter now. Sunday. October 12, 2 to 6pm. \ other was &a*'9 (a.tlle) a .... ... , (she's CJtl'• lister-in-law). More party eJLcitement wu added by Munf &MM and orchestra - Maartee Allu.t djrccted the enwer- tainment. .. Doesn't the room loot pat?" asked 8artlara GI...,., notina Hare's creations -W. an pieces and an 18-foot replica ol the oriainal Moulin Rouse Oub with huee tum- ina blades and twinklina lights. (Glab- man worlce<l.. with Hare on decor, invitations and with Kalhr)'• Sltermu,boteldircctorof~terinaon the fOOd spread -ooh la la). Other founders lending a hand were AD Puce, s..rl EMJlu, Joyee eau. u4 CMisdM RWes. Also involved were Carel WUlda, Lacte Clan, Geersta s,..eer, Barbara Powell, Man. TH~ Jeuy W•a. Barbara JMuael, A»ri1 MeriartJ, Suu s~. R•y U.1•u4&1tte&L o.., .......... ~~· .......... -..o-. Robert V. and M•Jdne Glb80n . WHAT A WAY TO GO! Win one game of WIN-GO and get two free tickets to Europe ... Aisa ... the West Indies ... or some other exciting place. Check Today's Numbers on Page A2 Daily Pilat & TWA I AA Orongc ( l)un• / (r,,,ripc11on v10 G•Jl•JPn Store,.,,,,,• FINO OUT HOW GOOD WE REALLY ARE WIN GOHOlllNE 71 4 6414333 When you're four years old, you've got more Important things to do than worry about living to be flve. Now Senlng Fresh Local Lobster Ancient ~ , M . Mond~y lhru Friday araner ~ · C.. 4:30 6 00 P.M . You'vo goc picture• to drow Bolls to c atch Caatl • to build And. 1f you're like C hristo pher. you've got 11mo for 1t ell ven If ydu were born with defec- ""' heart volvo Evon If you did s;::>end the firs t two yeora o f your llfo In a hospll•I bod Even If no one thought you'd moke It to ti11ndergorten Why? Bee use Chrietoph r had o few million people on hi• side Sclent1ste end physl· cl•n • all over th country who've d dlcot d tl':letr llvo• to fighting heort d1aoaeo the n tton· numb r o no killer. • ' I end vyho have continued thro ugh (he years to find tho solutions we need to beot 11 Without res arch, tho u a.tnds o l hvoa would have ended too soon A nd 4 -year-o ld• like C hrt topher would be p loying Ilk there's n o tomorrow. 'NE'RE FIGHTll\G Fm 'OJRUFE t. American Heart &~a Association V .. ....... ~Y -d~ featuring ~ . ~ ~i>\." Four of Our M ost Popular ~~~\" f re\h f1Sh ;;9 ~enu l ~1s IH01 °' Iced Coffee or Teo ore on us11 ANCIENT Cao" H~,. MARINER N E~t \ . ' , Two wotJd premieres· openfn 'h'acf C&Daoa llua bl~ remark for 0.Yld Dalton ID .. Tile itaaated OQe" at <>ranee b.at Collete. Two ""'"""'naJ ..1... maki tbeir • ... ....... ~ .,.,.ys "' WOnu pretfltem are amona IM five new tUF productions be-iftl ofliered by Oran1e County theater aroupt lhit weekend. r .. Trras Ufte ........ O.," Ota• Coast Collete theater profe1sor Jobn ferzacca'1 newest 91ay about the life and worts of playwriaht Euaene O'Noill, opens Thul"lday for a two-- weekend en~ment 11M .. t1&a p~y is double cast with Bruce Avila," a musacaJ pla~ based on an Baerman, Flora Burke and Elizabeth event from Oranae County'• early Moberly aJtematfoa as ~ Winafield history. wdl be presented for two family with Tom Murray. Blanche .. oerf~ances Friday and Saturday in Mickelson and Sue torrenL Tom \Ves1m1n1ter; ~men plays the.Jentleman calleri9aJI RouncUna out the week's new performances .. activity are El Tc*o playwript Jack Curtain time is 8 p.m. Fridays and Sharkey's "Drae91a: 'he M•leal'' by Saturdays and 3 p.m. Sundays the Brea Theater t..eaaue, openin~ through Oct. 26 at the Mission V1eJO Wfldnaday; Tennessee Williams collqe. Reservations arc laken at "fte Glau M .. 1er1e" at Saddle· 582-4656. back Collqt and ROdgcrs and Ham· "Dracula: The Musical," a spoofon merstein's "Flower Dnm Soai" by the vampire thriller, bows an Wednct- the Cypress Civic Theater. both day for two weeks at the Glenn Cums open1n1 Friday night. Theater in the Brea Mall. Rick Ferucca, who also is directing Franklin is directing. Cunain time 1s "The Haunted One," has selected and 8 p.m. Wednesdays through Satur· edited scenes. speeches and lines days untal Oct. 18 with reservations from O'Neill's plays, and his presen· taken at 996-0685, tatlon will feature Teri Ciranna. Jon Rodgers and Hammerstein's Sidoli. Alex Golwn. David Schuster: "Flower Drum Song" stars Cynthia '-CHLDMN OP A Kim Burnes, Tracy Cannon and MatsufuJ1 , Michael Hagiwara LES-GOD" (") David Dalton. Dawna 'Lee Richards and Glen~ Performances will be given Nadboralski at the Cypress Civic . 12:00~1/8:'1~:30 "lMAT't LR" fNU) 4 TRACK OOl.BY STWO 12:16, 2!16, 4:15 I; 16, 1:30. 10!20 TV movies deal with major sOcial issues " Thursdays through Saturdays at 8 Theater. 5172 Orange Ave .. Cypress. 1•---...;...-----1 p.m. until Oct. 18 with a closing Performances are Fndays and Satur· "n. NAME OF --------.. matinee Oct. 19 at 2:30 in the Orama days at 8 p.m. through Nov. I with a 2 THI ROM" (P011) .. ITANO •Y •" (") By JERRY BUCK dre~uSt'.s tc:> ~ognize the effect his Lab Theater oo the Costa Mesa p,m. matinee Oct. 19 and rcscr. 1:00, 4:«>, 7:15. uo 12·00. 2:00, 41>0 ~T........_....., nnkani is having on his carcer'a'hd campus. Reservations arc taken at vations arc available at 527-1949. 800· l :OO, e:45 LOS ANGELES -This teltv1s1on his family~ 432-4880. As fi ve new shows open. four ,eason brings movies about the •"A Prison of Children," CBS. Veteran Orange County director others prepare for their final per. ~sidual. dange~ of Agent Orange_. John Rittor aod Betty Thomas star 1n Kent Johnson is stating the "Modesta formances this week. They include: '"tMLf MOON ITMn"( .. ) 1M 3:D0,5.00 7 00. t :OO. 10-40 antertaciaf mam . drug abuse, eat-11 drama abdot fbo.r boys who are sent A vtla" musJcal ar the Westminster • .. Hlpes& S&aadarcl of IJvlD "on to a r f; A udaton Ulffi.JUl...n'..C1l.IIU1111.WUj:ruJLL..,:t~b~c ......!..!m~a!.!.1 u_~~-1.1JL->lWWl.-L.oa~•_,;.:.:...::.:;rn:n;..m:-TI~...;.;;.L-ff-=:-:-::=-::=::-:-::==::--:::-:--I' WJOP.,....(PQ) SUH OHL Y 12;45, 3:00 5: 15 7:30, ... s IA T CloMd Fot Studio PflEVllW "TOUGH GUYS" 4 TRACK DOl8Y STEREO 12: 15, 2:30, 4:45 7:00, t:1S "CtlOCODLI DUMDll" 12:i>0,2:06,4:06(P<l13) • 8·1~:30. 10!15 aJco.boltsm and cancer. and unloving parents. -at . _oover Street in Westf!1inster. The Repertory, 655 Town Center Dnve. ._UE ftlvn" (") Fact-based, is'sue-onented movies •"Justice Delayed· The Lenei·1--on110al pl!1Y by George S1poss tells of Costa Mesa (957-4033). closing per-12:15~.;:~·:,:0 1 0:00 .__.==::::.:.:==--_. have bee de d bl r. h G s .. c· a woman Jailed Dearly a century ago formances Tuesday through Friday at "CIOe:maE DUMDll" 12'00, 2:00, 4:00(PO13) 800,1:15, 10:15 · n pef' a cwinncrs Ort c cter to ry, BS. Dorian forprotcstingtherailroad'sencroach· 8 p.m .. Saturday at 2:30 and 8, today networks, Last season. nearlv half of Harewood r,la)s a fioung black cno• d s the highesHaJed movies fell ~nto this fi · ·r. · .,..-ment on her property. · , a n next unda y at 2.30 and 7:30. nccr ree~ rom 8 11c sentcn_ce after Claudia St. James enacts tht' title •"Hay Fever" at the Costa Mesa category. ..L the mcdta focused attention on role, with Chris Campbell cast as her Civic Playhouse, 661 Hamilton St .. Herc s a IQOk at ~me of the issue· ~eaknes~s 1n the robbery case railroad surveyor lover in a "Romeo Costa Mesa (650..5269). winding up "TOUGH OUYI" (PO) 4 TRACK 00l8Y STE1'EO ••• f ;. '~. ~ .. ' :. , ., ) ) . ~~r:l:1twlm~;cs co , in& rom t e against him. and Juhet"·type conflict. Curtai n is 8 Thursday through Saturda} at 8 p.m. 8Y:~':-j~~~~~R • U 1 C •"The Bcate Klarsfeld Ste;,~· Q.m. Fn day . .and Saturday o~ •"U Cbutn1 fro.a Road" a.a t 1e-ta=::::::±~~~====;JI _ _.,,.... • ' nna ufiauses," 1>'8C-:-Joh ABC. f'.arrah Fiwcet~. om ontland tic\ets are available from the West-San Oemente Community Theater, 1-......;;;...;.;;.:..;.;.~.;..::;.;~L........1 ttcr an Alfrc Woodward focus ,.._ Id P. ta d bo H . I S 202 A "' b II Cl "ST•NO 8Y ME"(•) 1--...;....-.;;...;..;;.;.;.;;_.;:;... ... attention n the dangers to Vietnam v~ra anc :ages r 1n a rama a ut minster 1stonca oc.1e1y at ve. 'la n o, an cmente ,. " "ALIENI" (") _.....,RU flE ~~ I M 0 the young German Protestant who 893-0134 or 898·3311. · (492-0465). completing its run Thurs. 12:45. 2:40, 4;30 ..v•n.5 Oft.I" (I) d~}~n'~n; [ Agent range, a chemical d~vo~cd her lif~ to _brintm& N~i war "The Glass Menagerie," Williams' day through Saturday at 8 p.m. 9:30. 9:30. 10· 1° 1·00 4«1. 7:oo. 9 45 ...,il:ic::c::imr •"O .Firt," ABC'. John Forsythe is cKinmin8ats b~o JUStace. 1n part1culjlr fihrst succekssfudl play, opes n~ _Friday for R •"A CborTuahLlne" by the Rcg1on~I "LINK .. (A) -12,00. a:&a. l:OOCPGI 1 ti ti aus ar 1e. t ree wee en s m the tud10 Theater epertory cater at the Forum ~• r (") a vete I) ire ighter who is forced to •::The Ann Jillian Story," NBC. of Saddleback College 10nder the Theater, 4175 Fairmont Blvd .. Yorba 1:30• 3·45 1'1:45. 2:40. 4 35 t1f.~i~"' ~~ r/.'4 retirca thcage of·60 and fights to find Ann Jillian plays herself an a drama direction of H. Wynn Pearce. The Linda (9Q6-41 95). final performances s:oo. •·oo. 10'00 830, 830. 10 10 ways o renew his feel ings of self-about her battle with breast cance r. r;;;;;;;:::;:;:;;;;;:;;;;:;;:;;;;:;:;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;::;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;;;-I estc!c . • ~h Id .. NBC'. Le 1· •"The Ted Kennedy Jr. Story," LUXURY WAL~IN HEATRES OllUXE OfUVE·llU 1ety s 1 · · ·s e)' N BC. Craig T. 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I I . ... T AND •Y IW' (") 12 11, 2 ''· 4 11 too 100. 1000 4 TM~ OOl.8Y 8ttMO 12 00 a.•.•• • 15 • .... Polo .-powers rematch U.S.seeksrevenge alnst Italy today at Newport Har • A water polo rematch of the world championships semifinals. the Unit- ed States aaainat ltaly1 is on tap today at Newpon Harbor High with the two international powers meelina at S p.m. ~ It's the first of two such confronta· dons to be stqed between a series of ttainina sessions between the two. A week later. they'll do it again at Stanford: "Italy features good, all-around team play and probably the best counter attack in the world," said U.S. Coach Bill Barnett. "They also play a difficult zone defenst which 1s tough to penetrate. lt'a really good for us to get this type of fall training." This is the tint time the U.S. team, which qualified for the 1988 Olympic Games, is back together and Barnett will be fielding the same starting lineup wh.ich finjshed fourth in ~ T~rry Schoeder and Jeff Cam bell Campbell on defense, James Beraeson, Alan Moucharwar and Kevin Robertson drivi ng and Craig Wilson in the cage. Barnett recalls the Amencans' 10.9 loss to Italy as a tctdown pme, because his club had just qualified for the Olympics. "We were s6 happy about qualifying. we didn't play as well as we should have. We had our chances." ----"-ht'T'C a~ -no --meda'ls-awaiting winners this time. but Barnett said it's showcase time with both teams going under game conditions. • "It's 1m~rtant to play an official game," said Barnett. "They do play harder." .. Leading the pack Corona del llaJ' ~··Eddie La Telle Crtcht froa.t) charaee tnfO lead while Collin Bode of Newport (far left) challencee d~ ( I It Coeta Meea InTltadonal race Saturday at TeWlnllle Patil. LaTelle •a• the winner lD 15:01, a coune reconLDetaUa-00 Pa&e C3. .. .. SUNDAY, OCTOBER I, ~- BruinSdig ~-~--ly ·hole iil-16-9 loss UCLA f aJls to Win conf ere nee opener . lft stratg t year By ED ZINTEL Delr .... C.11 J •• I PASADENA -UCLA became che last of the Pacific-I 0 football teams to play a conference game Saturday. Ac this rate, the Bruins may become the last to win one. So whac else is new? UCLA has not won a conference opener in the last five yean and that includes Arizona St.at.e's 16-9 win before SI ,S33 and a television audience ac the Rose Bowl Saturday afternoon. The Bruins have had their back$ again.tJ the wall before and an each of the last four seasons Chey have rebounded to pin thrct Rose Bowl beTthra-nd on-e-Fre~u Bow11nvita· tJOn. LA thought this season m1 be different considenng the Bruins had never lost to Anzona State an seven previous mcetang.s. But the ~ruins (2.-2 overall) "squandered coo many op- portu9Jties" as Coach Terry Donahue put IC, and so UCLA finds itself now an a famtliar pos1t1on ...:... on the bottom, looking up at the other prcscason conference contenders: USC, Washi ngton It'd Anzona, the Big..Xhree-on-Donahuc4 bsi-- Arizona State ( 1-0-1 an conference. '341 overall) might soon JOm the last The Sun DCVlls. known for blowing leads late an games an recent years. came back after trailing 6-3 at the half and 9-6 to start the fo11nh quarter. Quarterback Jeff Van Raaphorst. who was called .. 1nconsi11ent" by bis own coach earher th11 ~t. threw for 1 187 yards on 16 or t 9 pestet and the aame's only touchdown. Talk about improvinc one's unqe . Van Raaphorst. a 1en1or, came ·in with a completion pcrcentqc or 41. 7. On Saturday, be threw an I I-yard touchdown pass to flanker Bruce Hill 1n the founb quarter to ajve the Sun Devils a 13-9 lead -a lead they would keep. Vao Rupborst com- pleted nine stra1aht passes d11nn1 the middle halfofthc game and he threw no interceptions. That was just cnQuab 'for Anzooa State's ·defense to do its part ii) lceey1na UCLA touchdown-leu. Quarterback Matt Stevens, the former Fountain Vl{)ley HiJh sw, was forced into a pTCUure situation -necdina tn pass the BrwM down the field -too much of the ome. Stevens threw for 81 yards on 8 of 13 passes. -UCLA's pojDU~ ficld-ioals by David Franey who is not su posed o o cns1ve weapon. However, with tajlbacks Enc Ball and Gaston Green either out or playing hurt so far th1s season. tJCLA is l<><>tina foHnswets. Donahue hopes th~y come 10 b1m soon. such as neitt Saturday when they face Arizona. ranked · 1.l. 10 in the councry. "This as awfully da~ppointmg." said Donanue an an anytbang-but- rosy post-game interview, "The con- fettnce -ehampiomhi~have-"-,,,_---.. sweet but we can't 9Cem 10 wan our opencn "W.,f needed a rcaJ shot m the arm goinf>anto conference. Other Bruin teams have come back and th11 team will JUSI have to do the same thing." ~Pleue-eee llCLA/C2) Trojans overcome second-half m~stakes USC holds on to.top Duck s. 35-ndesptte five fumbles has a fire an them. you're an trouble. They took advantage of our fumbles and made a game of II. "I told the pla ye~ to go out of here ha pp) and we'll evaluate the mistakes later. The game of football i too hard not to fed good after a Win." minutes .. Whale Peete'~ pa!>sing Wa!> the story of the first two quarters. the passing of Miller and the Trojan fumbles made a game of11 11uhe second half. Maller. who massed practice dunng the week because of an inJury to has palJisang hand. threw touchdown passes of I yard to Tim Parker and 16yards10 Derek Lovalle. LOSANGfLES(AP)-The ninth-ranked Sou them Cal Trojans played JUSI one-half of a good footbaU game Saturday night, but 11 was good enough to beat the Oregon Ducks. 35-21 Rodney Peete completed 11 of 13 first-half throws for 202 yards and a touchdown to help stake Southern Cal to a 35-7 pad, then the Trojans overcame a fine second-half passing performance by Oregon's Chris Miller -and five lost fumbles-to keep their record perfect. Tollner complimented his quarterback. 5a)tng. "Rodne) Peete was outstanding. He made some unbcltevable plays. If 11 weren't for our fi ve turnovers. he could ha ve had one of the better games ever." Peete, a sophomore who's the son of Kansas City Chiefs ~sastant coach Withe Peete and a cousm of pro golfer Calvan Peete. fin ashed the contest w11h 16 compleuons an 22 attempt~ for 258 yards. Aaron Emanuel. another Southern Cal sophomore. rushed for 144 yards on 17 cames and scored on runs of I and 25 yards. Sou them Cal's other TDs came on a 3-yard run by Ryan Knight and a ,14-yard runby Lero)' Holt Maller. who passed for :?43 yards Ul the final two quarters. wpund up 33 of 48 for 376 yards and two scores. Lov1lle. a freshman tailback, scored Or- egon's fi nal touchdown on a I-yard run in the th1rg quarter, as tne Ducks cap1talt1ed on two of four Trojan fumbles to pull lo within 35-21 "This was obviously one that could have gotten away," Southern Cal Coach Ted Tollner said. "It was a strange game. "We didn't wan at lake WC wanted 10, but I'm happy," said Peete. "Anytime you win a game. 1t feels good." The Ducks' M1Her said. "At halftime. I said. 'We're a better football team than th as, I'm a better quarterback than th as.· Southern Cal as now 4-0 and i.o in the Pac-10. Oregon. which wascomangofTlosscs of 41 -17 to Anzona and,48· I 4 to Nebra'lka. 1s 2-l and 0.2. Peete's first-half arr show included a 44-· yard TD stri ke to Randy Tanner on the Trojans' opening scncs of the game Oregon had a chance to tnm the margin even more an the opening moments of the final pcnod. but Ducks taalbaclc Latin Berry fumbled and the TroJans' Keath Da vis fell on the ball at the Southern Cal 2 his second recovery of the game "We did well. but then when you tum the ball over and the other team as compct1t1 ve and "Tonight we played about 4S minutes of football; we have to learn to · play all 60 Rodney Peete Angels get back on track ARLINGTON. Texas (AP) -If the Angels .needed to stop the bl~ ina and pin momentum going into the American League Championship Series. left-hander John Candelaria provtded it Saturday night. l::ie patcbcd sax innings of two-tut shutout ball and Vern Ruhle earned his first save with three hatl ess inning$ as the Angels blanked the Texas Rangers. 2-0. It was only the second victory µ\ ciJht games for the Angels smct they clinched the AL West. "I love those kind of per· formances,'' Angels Manager Gene Mauch said. "I'm glad 1t was there tonight. Cant1y had the m1qungs of a complete game. but I didn't sec the sense." C.ndclaria said he felt <Strong and co"'1d have gone longer. ·•t just didn't want to push at,'' he sajd, "Everyone knows as well as I do that I can't go a complete game right now." The hard-tuck loser was rookie right-hander Edwin Correa, who al- lowed only two hats in a routc·fo1ng efTon but saw his record fall to 2-14 and had his personal three-game WJnnana streak snapped. The Anaet runs, both comma on Brian Downing's two-out double in the second. were the first Correa had allowed after 2SV1 consecutive score- less innings. He ttruck out ~and walked six and two of those walks were aboard when Downin& lined a shot ofTthc left field wall with the ba5H loaded. °Corrca pvc us q~atc a t.ttlc out thm," Mauch u1d. He's 1ot a arcat arm and aome p-eat stuff. The way he pitched himself out of' trouble was ouutandina," Cona finished the season with 189 strikeouts. the 1CCond h1&hcst an Raftltt history behind the 22S Fersut0n JcnkinJ (anned an 1974 for Candelana. 1Cbedulcd 10 stan pme three of the' olayoffi qain t Bolt~ h wu hit fifth road victory an ti• 1ions this tcUOn. • Seaver sidelined from playoff du_ty Knee in jury will prevent veteran . from facing Angels BOSTON (AP) -A knee tnJury wall keep veteran pucher Tom Seaver of the Boston Red Sox out of the American League Champ1onsh1p Series, the Red Sox announced Satur- day. However. the 41 -)ear-old nghl· hander, wanner of 31 I major league games. expressed hope·that he would be ready for the World Scnes af the Red Sox get past ihe Angels 1n the best-of-seven playoff sen es for th e AL 1itle. Seaver Sfid that his nght knee. an important part of his power pitching, was too sore to risk funher damage. "lfl were to try to pitch on 1t. and I don't think thac would be a smart thin~ to do. there would be a possibility of tearing the canalagc,'' Seaver said after conferring wath Manager John McNamara and Or Anhur Pappas. the.team ph)'s1c1an. Seaver. acquired from the Chicaao White Sox on June 29. suffered a sprained liga ment on the outside of has nght knee in a game at Toronto on Sept 19. "We wanted to g.ave this as much tame as we possibly could before we made the dec1s1on ... he told a news conference called to announce has withdrawal from the playoffs. "Two days ago I patched for I 5 maoutesand it's stall vc+y sore today." he s.aid. "When I went to bed last night. I wasn't thanking that in 12 hours 11 was goin' to get better. "When you go into spring training. at doesn't macter how tong you'v<' played. your goal as to finish the year an the World Series. "" "It would be very frustrating for me if I didn't get to play (in the Scnes). That's wh y we're gsving this every chan'ce." Seaver. who had a 2-6 record with Chicago. as S-7 with Boston in 16 starts "As a whole. this has been a difficult Yfar for me," he said. "My mother died. "-t got a sore arm in Chicago. '-cuing traded ... If it turns out I can t play ih the World Serres. that wall be a real disappointment. "If you look at at a_nd say I came over and pitched well while Oil an (Dennis Boyd) had his difficulties and (Bruce) Hum was h~rt. you could figure that I played a manor role 1n our success. And for me that was the most rewarding part of the year from a profe!ls1onal 5tandpomt." Saver added. Rams counting on _Dils~gainst Bucs Tampa Bay counters with farmer Express quarterback Young The Tampa Bay Buccaneers ha"~ .i new quart<'rback b)' choice. and the Rams ·ha\e a new quarterback b\ necessity were 0-2 and 'iteve needs to play as much a\ he can ·• Young pro\ 1dc\ the Bucs an added d1men\1on on ofTcnsc since he can scramble He g;i1nt.-d 68 yards on ~ven came\ 1n the loss 10 the Falcons andal\(;comple1cd I ~ of2 I passes for 160 yards The Rue., 1ak~ J I -l record into th<' game. "hile tht' RJm' are 1· T after a 34-20 lo\'> lo Phil.1llclph1a last week- end. Dils thrc"' tor ahrec touchdowns agaan'it tht' b1gk ., Jltcr ui\..1ng over for the an1ured Ranl..11~<.\..r The Rams trailed 27-0 \\hl'O l>il' wrnt an McNamara '>31d that reliever Steve Crawford. who was disabled by arm trouble an August. would replace ~aver on the Red o,_·s 24-playofT roster for the AL ('hamp1onsh1p ~n~. . Steve \ nung. an son of a home- coming 10 Southern Cahfomaa. w1ll pc the Bu<:.\' quartcrbacll. m toda) 's I o'clock matchup at Anaheim Stadium Steve D1h, making a rare stan. wall open fQT the Rams "I do what lhl'\ a\k of me.'•' said Dils. "ho\<' la\I \l.tn wa\ an 1984. when he rcplal ed thl' injured Tomm) Kramer "'llh tht· \ 1king~ 'l 1t..e Lha~ "'eek. the\ 're .1,i..1ng me 10 stan and play "'-t'll I'm 'Cf\ w mlortable with the fal t I'm ~oang 111 \Ian McNamara has named Roger demens, 24-4. 10 start against the Angels m the scncs' opener at Fenway Park Tuesday night Clemens. who suffered an tnJUI)' to has nght elbow when hat by a hne dnve Wednesday ntght. tested the arm Saturday for the fi rst tame san~ the 1n1ury and said he felt, "great." · Hurst as scheduled to start game two, wath Boyd going an the third game at Anaheim Stadium nnt Fnday The other !itartcnn Boston·, reg· ular live-man rotauo'n as Al Napper. Young, a former BYU standou1 who later pla'red for the Los Angek\ Eltpress of the United tate\ Foothall League. has ta ken over for \1e1,oe De Berg as the Tampa Bay stancr Dais, a "tareer" backup at Minne- sota and no" with the Rams. get\ the starting nod because \te"c Bartkowslu has a Jtnee sprain Young has started the last 1wo games for the Bucs. a 24-20 v1{'tOI"\ over Detroit two weeks ago and ,l .B-20 ovename loss 10 Atra'nta la'lt weekend Bennett said he made the <,watch to Youn& two pmes ago bccau~ "\\c' "I'\<' .ll"'a" hc.·ltl'\Cd 1n m}selt a lot .. \did thl' "Hear 11lll D1I\, the nation\ leadtnll ~ )lleg1a11· pa,~er as a \Cnaor at ~tan lord 1n I ~7X "\omeumc'i 11'' hecn daffil.'ult when I hil\cn't rla\ed an\ lontball al all L tk<' "hJt hJ\C I done 10 pm\e 11 ~en th') "Out T know no"' w pla y th<' ga'me I can pla) the jtilmt' .. Coast loses another close one to top~ra~ed Gauchos By JON FERGUSON Of .. O.., ........ If all you dad was talk to both coaches after the ballpmc, you never would haveauessc:d the outcome. "We had a srcat effort/' Oranac Coast Collcac Coach Bill Workman wd "We're runnin1 late. I've 101 to act on the bus," Saddlcblck Collqe Coach Ken Swear- 1nicn 11id at\crhis No. I ranked team upped its recOfd to 3-0 whh a 27-24 victory at ()('{'. Why was wearin1en 1n such a hurry? Because his team had just escaped With • victory 1t ·w.s lucky to aet over the Pirates. a team which 1s 0-3 but hu lost au James by a tot.al of 12 points to three of the top five teams 1n the Southland community coll~ poll "Nocllcuscs," Workman s11d "We pla)cd a aood football pmc. We've played thrtt pmcs and we've played three good pme " "I 1uess nobody'1 laugh1naa1 this0-3 te~m. I doubt if anybody is runnana out of the closet and comina up to ~lay us for a gJve-mc." Oranae Coast s mi scd opportunille and crucial turnovers are what cost the _pme. a contest 1n which they outp1ned the Gauchos1 rushina for t 29 yards on a team which hao aUowcd only I & in its first two pmet. But Coast misled all its ntra·PQint convers1on . "They averqe 11vrn1 o~poncnt nine yards a pme," Workman said. 'l thank we IOI more than nine." Saddlebfek, on the other t)and. bad 16 penalties for 166 yards af\cr a 16-penalty, 170. yard performance a wuk aao ap.anst Oro mont, and was limited to JUst 74 yard and no points 1n the second half But 1t was one penalty and one key m1\\.Cd opportunity which irked Workman. af you in& \\'tth 'iot'"en \lltches 10 h1\ c.n1n). wa' \&eked would call It irked by Work.man's plcasanc for a I 0.yard lo' by Rmd ~ hm1dt Af\cr five attitude aft.er the pme. minutes· on tht' field, he left with a pinched After ddlebaclc cook a 27-18 advantaae nen c thli\t rendered h1\ arm motionless. wath ~ven scc:ond rcma1n11t1 in the first half, No-.otny wa 1n the midst ofh1" best pme OranJe: oast's Adnan Montaomcry returned ot the '\Cason, hl\lana complecC'd I 5 ol 19 pauc, the kickoff to the Saddleblck 48 a.nd as he was lor 161 Y•rds and a touchdown. H1• rcl)laoe· 1ett1na up he was popped by a ~ddleback ment was Cary\onway, a sophomore lJn1ver· defender for a per10naffout call sat> of Wash1naton tran fer who was yet t~lay Workman complained that the call wa, tha \Cason before the final ICCOnd ·bad ticked oil Head Conway bc:pn by 1u1dm1 the Pirat~ onictal Jack Rob1nt0n ruled the dead-ball foul bnlhant.ly, rompTeuna h1, fim three pas$n, but occurred at\c\' the play, thus 1t wu not • the dnve was tailed on fourth and aoat at the defenSJve ~nalty to end the quancr lcavtl\I It one \ICn a pa,, 1n1crfertn c penalty wh1cb marked off on the enSUlflf steond-haJf k1c\ofT • mo"ro the ball to tttc haJf-yard hoc didn't help. The penalty would have aiven a chance at "Whal do we have lo do' We ba\IC to ICOR a SO-yard field aoat or one play but httle rl'lt from the one. · Workman \aid "The rtf ba\le On the third play of the ~ond hatf. to a1\lt ta!. a fit'ld oal try We d1dn•t ICOf'e from Oranac Coa•u quancrback Jon Nowotny (play (Pleue-PDlATa/Cll . . .. I • I l Veteran Klekro adda''atolen base' ~ to his collection l'nmAPdlspa&eMI C'LEV£LAND -cveland Indians • pitcher Phil Niek:ro, who has won .311 pmcs, added another •ccomplishment to his illustrious carttr Safurday. . The 47-year-old k.nuckJeball pitcher stole hjs fiM base -literally. The Indians were leadiQJ Seattle S-2 and battina in the bottom of th.e eighth in~ when Jay Bell stepped out oft be batter's box. Suddenly Niclcro, in fUll 1.tnifotm and weanna a red napkin over his face like a mask, bunt out of Cleveland's first-base duaoul. Niekro ran toward second base and dove headfirst into the ba&-Niekro looked up at scoond base umpire Vic Voltqgio, who gave a safe s1gnal, and then pulled the bag out of the ground. Nielcro then sprinted into the Oeveland dugout, holding the base as crowd · of I I. 991 cheered. Nlekro Niekro did not play in the game, which Cleveland won. 6--5. Nielcro 1s nonnally one of the Jast players to leave the clubhouse, but teammates S8id he lefl immediately af\er the game. aJthough he did leave the base in front of his locker. Indians third baseman Brook Jaooby said. "we had it set up staning in the seven.th inning that if somebody got on base. the batter would stall a little to let Knuclcsie get out there. • "The umps knew 1t, and Skip (Indians Manager Pat Corrales) knew it. Phil ran down to second base fHter than me and he was.aggressive, too." Jacob} said the idea ''was Phil's." ··He's done everything in baseball but steal a "ase. But now he's done it at1.1·A 70-year-old man stealing second -that's somethirlg." ~ Quote of the-~y • eeper ew York Ex press of the M~or Indoor Soccer League. on the differences between ltimselfand midfielder Rick Davis, who recently signed a thrtt·yearcoru:ract with theclub: .. We're the only-Amcncao socx;er players doing national ads. I do' one for c hew1og tobacco. and he does one with Ivory soap." . . :;;;;..~~lead11· Shula leads A1ab8ima after the third round of lbe SouCberD ()pea · ~ • aotftounwnent in c.o&um• Oa.. flriil. a d b fi l Wa•~t'Oll st Catlforala U : Wuh1.naton, 3-1 6-l&Ddtt-plr64fora,....,.to&alof200."Sccoid-round Ti e reaks our-game oslng ranked 12tl\. inte~pted &ix Cahfomta passes an leader W Cvt, wbo bad a COW"le recwd.·lPna 61 I h 28 Q recovered thrU f\lmblcs, and Chris Chandler oueed fl Friday fora 131 enteri~s.turday's]lilay, ftU oll'toa 7 1 Strea against rfS , -1 three touchdowns to lead the Husk.iestoa Pac-10 victor>'. and wat two Shots~ Thorpe. PQMleewan shot • --Baylor t'J, Ho.1&01 U: Reserv.e defcns1ve end Ke1tb a 68 and wat alo ne m llCODd place one lhol behind Rose plucked a fumble out of the aar and ~n 4S yards for Thorpe in t.bc battle for lhe fint-olace prix of'S63,000 From AP ditpatdff , 1 fourth-period touchdown, rallying No. 13 Baylor over ... In Weotwonb, Eatlaad o,.. 1'11 ....... •·plodded" to I Houston a last-hole victory 10ver ~ Nk*IMI in the World BlRMfNGijAM. A.ta. -SecooO.rankcd Alabama Tex~• ~&M 451 Tull Teel! I : Two sc~rina passes by Maicb Play aQJ.f cbamp1onsb1ps and-earned a place in broke a four·aame losina streaJc qau)st Notre Dame o n .quarterback Kevin Murray and three sconna ~ns by and the fi~al q&1nst ~ Lyle of Scotland. The Saturday as M ike Shula tllrewthree touchdown passes to fullback R<>ser Vick, led the I 4th-ranked N*let. 3-1, as ~ustrab•!l· the lcad1q mooey winner on the U.S. pace a 28-10 college football victory ovcrtbc Fightina the began defense of their Southwest Conference crown. Clt'CUit thJs year, sank 1 ~loot pun for an eqle three at Irish . r y LStJ H Florida 1'7· The LSU defense foroed seven th~ 3Sth b~Je fnd won the semifinal match when By beating Notre Dame, Alabama accomplished A o .d tum'overs and freshman Tommy Hodson threw BNt~~shu~~~~~~ooter at the 36th. Lyte, last year's something it was unable to do in four tries under fhe late tw;.o~chdown ~sscs to lead the 2.1.Tigcrs. who entered nt1 "'IA'" c1"!111J>1on, ~featcd a...er n.vtt of Bear Bryant. ' the me ranked 18th. Au~tralia, 2and I an Saturday s~thersemi1inal ... At La "lfl could, l'd be more than happy t'O Jive my part of ':.a Jose State 45, FresDo State u : Five touchdown Qud1Dta, 0aaa 66 Qa111t1 of Barrinaton1 R.I., shot a six-the excitement of winning this aame and dedk ate it to passes by Mike PereL, including a 22.-yarder to Lafo un er-par to taie a thrte-.shot leao over four others him," said Ray Perkins, who played for Bryant in the Malauulu with 18 seconds remaining c.apped a late fluny after t~rec ~ounds of the PGA Club Profeuional mid-I 960s and succeeded ltim at Alabama in 1982, . n which the Spartans scored twice in the final 42 seconds , Champ1onsh1p aolftounwnent. shortly before B!Yant's death. 0 1 f the PCAA o..me to end the natjon's lonaest major With Greg Richardson returning a punt 66 yards and -Shula throwing scoring pa of 52 and 21 yards to college unbeaten streak al 16 games. Ez-AFL premdent Valley dlea PIEDMONT~ F. Wayne Valley, one of the founders oft.he Oekland Raiders and a· fonner American Footb&ll Lcuue Presi- dent, has died of cancer. He was 1 2. Valley had been hospitalized for about seven weeks with a "fast-moving, malignant cancer " said Gl~dy~ Valley, his wifeof4S years. He.died Thu~ay at their Piedmont home, located about IS miles southeast ofSan Francisco. . Valley, a fulJbact at Oregon State Universjty ID the 1930s. was o ne· of the ei,&bt men who founded the Raj~ers in 19~9 .• He w?n c-0ntrol o f the organization du:nng the young team s 1960 season by the fljp of a coin. flanker Al Bell and J I yards tiaht end Ho~d Cross. In other games: t Alabama erased mucb of the disappointment of \hose StQford 17, San Diego State JO: Br11d Muster's .1I5 four defeats. yards rushinJ led undefeated Stanford past San Diego ..This team never did lose to the Irish.., Perkins said. State Gvengmg an embarrassing loss last season and "That's in the past." g1v1ng the Cardinal (4-0) their best start an 34 years. Two of the four losses came in bowl games that tost Walbillgton State %4, OregoD State 14: Ki trick Taylor previously undefeated Alabama teams national cham-caught touchdown passes of 80 and 43 yards from Ed p1onsh1psin 1973and 1974.AlabamaaJsofeltitdeserved Blount 10 g.avc the Cougars the Pac-10 win over the ·national championships that instead were voteQ to Notre Beavers. Dame.in 1966 and 1977. _ UC Davis 45, PacUle U : Senior quarterback Chns In other games involving top 20 teams: Petersen threw a I 0-yard touchdown pass to tigbt end Miami 34 , Nortllera fllillol1 O: Vinny Testaverde Chns Mandeville Wllh 39 seconds remaining to gi~ UC "passed for two touchdowns and ran for another in the first Davis the "!1e1ory over Pacific. half as Miami celebrated its new No. I status with a Utab State 4%, New Mexico State I: Alonzo Clark mauling of winless Northern Illinois. rushed for 104 vards and Tamo Tagaloa scored on two Testaverde threw 56 yards to Brian Blades and 20 touchdown runs 10 lead Utah State 10 the PCAA win over yards to Michael Irvin and ran a 4-yard bootleg for . New Mexico State. '\ another TD. Tcstaverde finished with 12 completions in -------------------• 16 attempts for 208 yards with no IDterceptions in slightly UCLA BEATEN more than one half of play. . Cooper algna with Lakers PALM DESERT Vete ran swingmaRM~had Coopcujgned J.multi- year contract with the if>s AnJelcs Lalcers Saturday. !...akers general manager Jerry West an· nounccd. No terms of the deal were released. The 6--7 Cooper signed the agreement prior to the team's Saturday eye_ning practiqe at the Lakers' College of the Desert tra101ng camp and then went through drills. • • • Nebras~a !'7, Soutl Carollu Zt.An 11-yard scoring • pass from Steve Taylor to Todd Millikan with I: 26 made the third·ranked Cornhus ers 4--0. Taylor. who passed for 196 y afds while bitting nine of I 9, took advantage of a South Carolina turnover on the GamecQCk.s' 26 t;Q march the Comhuskers to the decisive· touchdown. MlcbJgu U, Wl1COD1ill l '7: Bo Schembcchler got career c~ching victory No. 200 as Mjchigan quarterback Jim Harbaugh passed for a touchdown and ran for another in.the fourth-ranked Wolverines' Big Ten victory over Wisconsin. ugliest win we've had 1n a long 11me," meaning that the Sun Devils were hard I} overpowering on offense, either. ··But ifs s11ll a great '1c1ory for us. I can't say _enough about our defense. An} 11me you hold UCLA without a touchdown. you''e done your JOb." UCLA was w11han the Amona Lale JO-yard lme ~ven times. But whe n the Bruins needed help from their touted running game. 1t wasn't there. UCLA gajned 107 yards on the ground for the game. ~--Cooper, who was named to the All-Defensive team each of the last six seasons, a veraged 9.2 points and 5. 7 assists for the Lakers la.st year. H~ey. Barnett head umpires Cooper. 30. brings a strinJ of 419 consecuti ve an to the season and last missedj pme .in..A.prilJ~2. Peu State 31 , Rutgers I : Fifih-rated Penn Si.ate, 4-0. handed RuJ.gcrs .. J.:J.:.L its...flISl defuauvuh___Quaaerback. John haffer throwing for one touchdown and seuU\g up two others in a sloppily played game on a wet field. Shaffer completed 13 of 29 passes for 154 ya rds and rushed for 39 more on six carries. The Bruins broke a scoreless game on a 36-yard field goal by Franey early an the second quarter. Stevens keyed ~drive ~Lb pas.sc of 14 ards to Ai per Anderson and 11 yards to K<lrl Dorrell. But the dnve endCdWhen t>Crelc- Tenncll "as dropped for a 1(1..)ard loss at the 19 after taking an a ditch. screen pkss fro m Stevens. WYORK .=. UougRarvey. 375= ------- year National League veteran with five years of playoff expcnence. and Laf'T) Television, radio Barnett. a I 7·ye~r American League vet· eran who has worked four playoffs, will head their six- man umpiring crews m the League Champio nship Series. the leagues announced Saturday. Harvey, 56, who became a major league umpire in 1962 and has worked the 1970, 1972, 1976. 1980 and 1983 NLCS 1n addition to four World Scnes. will be assJStcd by Lee Weyer. Frank Pulli. Dutch Rennen. Joe West and Fred..BrockJander. Weyer, a-=:24-year veteran. has worked four N-LCS and three World Senes. while Pulh and Rennert both have appeared in three playoff senes and two World Series. U.S .• Soviets meet for title PARIS -Olympic gold medalist m United States Wlll meet defendan t1ths1 Sov1et Union in the final of the I 98~World Men's Volleyball Championship after both teams took strajght-sct semifinal matches Saturday. The U nited" States beat Brazil. 15·5, 15-9. 15-3. after the Soviet Uni~n defeated Bulgaria, I 5-8. 15-2, I S·l3, before a capacity crowd of 16.000 at the Palais Omnispons Berey. TELEVISION 9:30 a.m. -NFL TODAY: C hannel 2. 9:30 a.m. -NFL '86: C hannel 4. 10 a.m. -PRO FOOTBALL: Raide~ at Kansas City. Channel 4. 10:30 a.m. -BASEBALL: Men of October JV: Retrospective of memorable 1960 World Series, Channel 7. I p.01. -PRO FOOTBALL· Dallas at Denver, Channel 2. I p.m. _: SUPER CHARGERS: AMA Motorcycle National Championships, C hannel 4. 9:30 p.m. -BASEBALL: We're So Excited. · ,. ., Angels Playoff Preview: a look at the American League Championship Senes with Bostoo. Channel 5. RADIO 10 a.m. -PRO FOOTBALL: Raiders at Kansas City, 12:05 -BASEB~LL: Angels at Texas. KRTH (930). 12:45 p.m. -PRO FOOTBALL: Dallas al Denver, K.NX ( 1070 ). I p.m. -PRO FOOTBALL: Tampa Ba y a1 Oklaboma SI, Kaau1 State 10: Backup quanerback Enc Mitchel rushed for 126 yards, scored two touch· downs and passed for anotherin the Big Eight Conference opener for both teams. ~ Mitchel started in place of Jamelle Hoheway for the s1xth-ranked Sooners. Holieway was' nursing a bruised shoulder. ~uburn SS, Western Carolina 6: Reserve James Joseph had t"o touchdowns and backups Reggie Ware and Reegie Slack added one eac h as No 7 .\ubum. 4-0. rolled up 41 paints in the fi rst half. Arkansas 34, TCU 17: Two fourth-quarter touch· down runs by quarterback Greg Thomas led the unbe:fte n and, e1ghth·rated Razorbacks to their fourth viC1ory. His first touchdown. a 42·yard run. put Arkansas ahead 27-17. He added a 25-yard scoring run with 2A5 rema1'!1ng, while comple11ng 14 of 20 passes for 19 yards. Iowa 24, Michigan State U : No. I I Iowa's defen~c forced five Michigan State turnovers. tncludmg the chncher Wlth I :25 remaining. and backup quanerbad. Tom Poholsky completed 18 of 29 passes 240 yards and two touchdowns in the Bag 10 vactory·ovcr I 7th·rank.ed Michigan State. ~ ··1 didn't execute well today and neither did the whole offen se" te,ens said. L'C LA had IW1Ce as many first downs as Anzona State (6-3) and almost double the Sun Devils' yardage ( 123· 76) at the half. Yet. the Bruins held a 6·3 lead. Anzona State came out throwing an the third quancr. Van Raaphorst completed his first six passes on a 67·yard drive that 'look the Stm Devils to the UCLA 2-yard line. Kent Bostro m'<; I 9·yard field goal goal made it 6-6. Dan I Henle\ returned the ensuing kJckoff to the L'( LA. 4°'.!·\ard hne where the Bruins started a dnve that ended on a 2 1->ard field goal by Franey. James Primus did most of the work on the dn ve with 35 yards But Arizona State stopped the Bruins af\er UCLA had fir t·and-goal at the 5. Even a d.efens1ve M>lda'lg call. gi ving UCLA an extra down. could~'t help the Bruins t a touchdo" n as three incomplete passes and a run Pnmus gained nothing. .\nzona Stale look advantage of UCLA's problems on the following possession. going 73 yards o n 6 plays. Van Raaphorst throwing 11 yards to Bruce Hill for the touchdown and a 13-9 lead. Hall caught a 48-yard pass from Van Raapho rst lo stan the dn\•e. The Anzona State defense took at from the~. leaving L'C'LA "ondenng what went wrong. lt"will be the second time in five day$ that the Soviet Union and the U.S. teams have met. Last Wednesday. the Soviet Union defeated the U nited States 1n a semifinal round match afier both had qualified for the final round . • Rams. KMPC (710). "' I :OS p.m. -BASEBAJ,L: San Francisco at Dodgers, KABC (790). College f ~otball scores WIST U.S. r emains alive in Davis Cup semifinals Arizona S• It. UCLA t use .JS. Otooqn 11 S•artlOro 17 Si• OIOOO SI 10 ,,,. • .,. . ...,1.,,. IO Cohiom.. II We"'""O'°" SI U, ~ $1 •• S.n Jo" SI 0 , Fr""° SI •1 BRISBANE. Australia {AP) - Makeshift doubles pair Ken Flach and Paul Annacone defeated Austral- 1a·s Pat Cash and John Fitzgerald an a 1hnlhng fi ve·set match on Sunday to keep alive United States hopes of wanning the Davis Cup semUinal. The 8-10. 1·6. 7·5. 13·1 I , 9-7 tnumph pulled the United States wnhm 2-1 in the best-of.five senes. with two smgles matches scheduled Monday. Brad Gilbert is paired • against Cash in one of the matches. with Tam Mayotte going against · Australi.a's Paul McNamee an the other. The singles were 10 have been played Sunday but were puahed back a day. A Davis Cup rule exempts a player who has taken pan in more than 30 games in a doubles match from playing singles on the same day. The match, which was begun Saturday but delayed after three sets because of darkness. lasted 4 hours. 56 minutes. with the Americans performing superbly under a blazing sun and in front of a fiercely pro- Australian crowd. ~~ ~.~: ~~· ::::~!' ,. Annacone. from Bridgehampto n. u s... o.... ~-~Pl••t< " Oceo-IOI 1• Cter...-1 MuclO 1 I N. Y .. and Flach. from Scbnng. Fla., ,., ...... •sL01 JJ. '"'Lu•-""' -had never played together before in ~.~ ::~,:?s.~. cta•• 1, Davis Cup competjtion. Annacone C•ko S• ••. s.cr.,,_to s1 .11 was making his Davis C up debut as a ~!".~ !' ,!' ~ ~ •• replacement for Flach 's regular pan-~~~' ~.!:C::C i~'i:~~ .. ner. Roben Seguso. who is inJured. w °''°°"is. w1"""""• •• .. No one else seems to think we can ~:_:~~.,~~t~ ~~~~'::'C:',~'" n wrn th as tie. but the team doesn't "'-' -~~Ts' T.c11 o think that way," Annacone· said. u•an 5• o , New Meoico st • .. We've got a lo t of guts and win ning ~:;-.:"~1'ir"~.::r. s;.,. the doubles will give the team a big 10.r.o • 10.r.o s1 t• r: ""°"''"" 0 E WoMl•ft9ton JI SMU )I ll<Klon c""9. 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Mikt f:t alpbade scored two goals to lead UC Irvine. while Kevan Seely and John Redd adding one eacb Goalie Chris Duplanty hod 13 saves for the Anteaters: wh6 battled back from a 3-2 halflame deficit to tac the game at 4-4 at the end of the third penod. Lynn finished with.three goals for the Trojans and was supported by Zolton Berty and Chn s Bell with one each. • - UC Irvine fell to 6-4 with the loss and will {>lay at Peppcrdanc today at I. U C improved to J 1-2 with the ·non-conference win. In high school action· Ualnnlty a, Vl~ Park 7; Ualvenlty U, El Toro I: Jene Metzc scored with I 0 seconds rcma1ain,g to break a 7-7 tieand move the Trojans into the finals of the San Luis Obispo lnvitauonal . Umvcnity ( 10.f) then clinched J.bc UlUrnamcnt title wnh a somewhat ca acr dcc1s1on over El T oto in the final, Goalkeeper Orq Waters made key $Ives on penalty shots 1~ both game 1 for Umven!ty. 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ASU-FG Bostrom :19 ASIJ-f'G 8osrrom It UCLA-FG Frenov 11 ASu-+il• 11 °'" lrom Ven QHi>tlOfll (~alrom klclll ASu--FG So\trom ?t Atloncsenc-S 1,53:1 nAM nATISTICS A$U UCLA Flrtr oow111 16 a "Ull'IOl•n rdt 41· 12• 43· 14 P•ulno n rdt.. 117 93 lt•lurn n rcn 1• S P-16· lt·O 10·25·0 Puntt S·ll S·41 Fumbtitt•IOll I· I 7· 1 P9nolllel·v•rds t ·37 l·t Tltno of "'°'MtJlon 30 44 tt.1• INDtv1DUAL STATISTICS ..USHIN()-Arl•-S••••· On, , ..... H•rrls, 1·19; T~. •·1'; Wllll•m1, 7·10; \ltn "••Phorsl f·lor•mlnv1 10, UCLA: Prlmva. 11·••. Mel F•rr, 11-2'. GrMfl, 6•S, 8. Brown, 1-3, Miil• Fwr, l•b Sl9vons 6-for·mlmn 11 PAUING-Arf•-5,... Ven ltHCll'lorl l, 16· lt-0, 117 UCLA. Sl•VOM, 10-U·O, 93 RECE1VING-.Arllon. Slett· HIM, A·t•. W1f• ll•ma, 4•lt; D•v. 3•t7; O•lllmor•. 3· 11. Kon , 1·6; TUOHr, I·( UCLA: Dorr.it.•·•, Anderton, 2·32; TOIWl4. Mor·mlnlls t , Crole. HS, .... ,..,,,..._, l~O. ... ..... ......... MFRCE OES I , , , , 1s-n-..-i1s lt-'1·10-21 s n -10ion--t1s 70-74-7>-2" '°"7>·,,...., .. 6'·n-1s-1" 11-11-1...., .. 74-70-7>-217 70-74· 7>-217 n -n-11-211 J.o$elt~ ... ~ T0tnll'WIMl'I Terrv Floirena Rlc:ll Acton WhMllr SIOWW1 Jolln JodllOll Jr Unclv Miiier Lour .. Hemmer USC IS, Or..-. l 1 SC....IW~ Orooon 1 o 14 ~21 USC • 14 21 0 ~lS USC-T•nner .. OOH from ,...,. (Sl'lofor Jiiek) Or-T. P•rker 1 oon from C. Miiter (MKL.oocl kick) USC-K.n'91'11 > run (Sf'lofer klekl use-Emonuet l'f'un Chier kick) USC-+iolt 14 run (Sfwlfw kldt) use-emenue1 ts "'" csn.. kle11> 0r~OYifle 16 OOU from C. MJfW (M.cLOO run (MoGUOcl kldll Allond•nc~I~ TIAM nATUTICS Oro USC Finl OOwn1 20 25 "ulhot·n rds l·llO 44-?st l'u iTiio v•rd1 .)76 77' Aetu111 n rd1 Jt S4 PosMJ 13 .... ) 17·24·1 Pvnl• 7·54 2· 11 Fumbiot·IO" •·3 S-S ~Hlos·yerd1 1· IOJ 6-'4 Time of Pon . 31 2S 2':35 atom COUllftY ~ ITAWCMtO -.wy Ano.Al. , .... Te.m ,_._I *"" C.ollllo State, as.; t . .....,d, •. I. UC lfvlno, "· 4. UfU . IJI: S. lrWlem YOUlll, 114. , SeaKtngrunner's ef ort highlights - Costa Mesa meet ~ ,...._I. Qftoll (SJ, JOS5; 2. .~ (USC), •.A1.51 > JullllermM (UCUI, •. , ... ; •. ,..,_ (Arllono Sl•I•), ,1.,.0; s. ..., •• (llMllKNdl , :n:001 •. Slol (SJ, ll:IU; 1. 8y a1-... •o DU.NN ltfMr (HCS)t1,Jl:t<IO; t. H9rr CNC$1. 1110; t. '-SLIU' l'reelofe CUNtflKl\ed), )12U; 10. "'"'°" ..... C:.1 J 0 1 s (ASU >, 31:29.2. UCI runner-11. Orn .. , 31:JU, 11· Curry, '1~1 S; 1' Qulnoftta, 21.4CU, 70 It WU more than JUlt I l"IQC Oerlllteldl, '1:.41.2 WC»MN Saturday wb.en Corona del Mar'• Ttlifll re.vtt.-1 SltMofCI, 107, 2 lrlONm Eddie Lavelle rl.O in the boys ~T'o0t!:;1~·1 it"5~~: ~1';t ~~,-!:=: Division I heat It the Costa Mesa '"· • f n vi ta ti on.al. lncll'l'ldUol rotu111-1 )omtorv IOam>, 1U6.0, It WU I 8crce,1iet friendly, run i.n i. Sm11t1 (Horth c.ro11no s1 1. 11:01J, J Sue <A>. the par"'"or ,_ 0 the area's t~ e r,...• 11.:06.A ... M~ IHCS), 1Hll.1, 5. WooO CUC .A" ,_., "- ..,....,.,, 17:14 1. • Mot• CA>. 17 1• s, 1 Orey country runners-Lavelle an Costa m . 1nu, 1 aru CUTEP>. 17197; 9 Jonklna Mesa's Chris H obson. 11vu>. 17:21.4, 10 Sm1111 csi. 11'.122 uc1 Newport Harbor Ha'ah was runMr-12. McGr111n, 17:249, 71 H..-rlnelOll, 17::34.o. • crowned lhe 'overall swee~cs ~ C-.. cbaJnpion, whLCh was taUied by cavsr;'c::.-:ss:~~AL detcrminjng . the lowest combined MaH time of the school's top five fini bcrs Toom rosu111-1 Wttl \lefloy, 6', 2 Or•noe · both th · I d bo Coal, 74, 3 S.nle ltOM. t7, ·4 Frnno, 110. S tn . e git S an rs ... Tett, 1>0 But 1t was the boys• D1v1s1on I race. 1ndMduor rew11.-1 ~rlffln <T>. 10:5$; , under windy condition s and a hoc sun U.n.t (F), 20 sa, l J Abril 10CC), 2110.~· • T w· kJ p ...L , 11t1cnorc1 cwv1. 211•, s, N•r•nlo <F>. 1112, ~ at e . an e an.., which captured the "'" .... IMoc1e1101, 21 n, 1 Wlffl• 1s111, 21:29; t" spotlight. Lavelle bro ke the course s. Aic.~ .. 1occ1. 21:3s, ' a1m1m 1s•1. 11::1s, record wa•h a 1 s·o1 clock.in• several 10. Miiien (Sit), 2U7 Other OCC rU<1nOr1: U ~ ' or • K•fffn, 21:46, 19 s.nc11e1, n-oo, 33 Brown, n :>1; paces ahead of Hobson, hu fnend 45. Movn•ro, n-n, ~ s11war1, 2A:03. from Costa M esa and o ne of hi~ m ost WoMIN . . . I h , T•em rnult.-1. Mlr1Co1te, so. 2. Cringe compettUVe n v a S On t e1raCk . Coeai, S1; 3. Sl'lu 1e, 12': .. MoorP1r11, 13S; s, Corona del Mar, which swept Frt1no 131 b gb h bo o· . '( b lndl~ld~I r0tulls-I 81rrloi (MC), 17.33; 2. v t . ro~ t e . ys l\llSIOn ra~ ~( W•lter• IOCCI. 11·1•, J Tow'° (MCI, 1111; •· dadn t run ats girls team makanJ at Hollol'IOn cs1. 11'24, s Norton IT•tll, lt:ll, •· ineligible for the sweepstakes utle Patino cocci., ll:ll, 1 ,,.,.,,., IF 1: lt:ll, •. Crui was well represented at the finish tin~ (Sequoloal. 11.43, t Show (Fl, 11.46, 10. McGee IS.nr1 110111. 11.49 Oll'ter occ runner1: IS c11r1. as Greg Shryock ( 15:22) followed 1"4; 11 Leio, 19 n. 1• Lu o, 19'43, 25 cnovoa, Lavelle to take second place 19'.53, JS Wrlo111, 70.&S · Hlttl lcMel • Hobson, t~e stron.aest of a potent COSTA MISA INVITATIONAL Mustan trio which ·~ Charlie cot Towwtti ,oi\J oreno an<t Don M clachlan, was ~ 1 the wioner last week at the Dana Hills TMm r11ur11-1 Corona do4 Mor. Sf, 2 Cent• Invitatio nal in lhe D1v1s1on Jlf race Mell, 1s, 3 K•t.a.. "· • Newport Hortior, 103, for seniors and last Thursday an a dual S. Werrtfl. 162. 6. Ettencle. 179, 7 Gordefl • W · Grove, 183. I Sonlo Ft lit, 't N0ttllvlew, no, meet aJtaanSt oodbndgc. 10 Lo Ouin1•. 1S2 • ... thbak tbat I "9 I Ihde 1illlll Oid Crom tht ._ rlCle ..... Woad- ~ "laidH.,._. nol '$ dill fifth~ witla I IJ~44 aimt. ...... bed today. (WU lick. IOO. . ''I bad I 100 ... llmpnllre (Fnday) "niabt, bid I felt ...... (S1turday) mom.int. tbou11a." H oblon finalhed aheltil ol ...... mate Mortno at the Dana Hills r'ICle and tbe Woodbnds med -._. .\ times they wett 1-1' -but tbia time M oreno(} 5:'42) bad tbt extra IMll 10 finish founb. • ··1 didn't see Hobeon," Lavdle said ... , e.xpec1Cd him lO be,., dleJ'f It &be fini.Jh." "ltl t.he first mile I wu out ia &ooa." Hobton said~ .. Thea 1 fdl inlO ..oed behind Lavelle aod wtaen I p IO die top of lbe biJl. } 1WUld co\llbi.asud ' f couldn't brat.be wen:· . It was the secoad~ time ot me year for LavelJe..t who broke t.be 1911 mark of I S:uS held by Dive Anderson. also from Corona def Mar. Lavelle ran a 14: 51 last week •• die Da.na Hills Invitational. .. They're friends." Bill Su)Qner, t.be boys' coach for CdM, said ofH'obeoe and Lavette. ··eo.taMestand usdo1 lot ofworkjoa out lQlether. "And witb Eddie and Hobson it'a always a &ood race. In this one, Eddie took over after about onc-thjrd of a mile. .. It's nice to see the two pays chaJlenain& fbr first place (Lavelle and Shryock) on the same team. 11 feels 1ood.·· La vellc was also named the maJe Athlete o f th~..._.·,__ __ ......, Knstin Harkins, fwho won the airls' D1v1sion I race in 18:38, 11 seconds ahead of second-place finisher Marti Benavides (Estancia), was the female Athle1c o f the M eet. lndlvklvol rn u111-I Lavelle (COM), IS-01, 2 ------------------------------• INDl'llOUAL STATISTICS RUSHING-Oreoon: e.rrv. I l·U. LOvllle, 7·2S, JKkton, s-t use. Emonuet, 17·1'4. Knlonr, 14·'4, St..,., S·2t. PAUING-Oreoon C. Miiier, lJ·•t. l76 USC PMlt, 16-n·l, 25'. Mel.Mn. 1·2•0, 21. lt.ECEf\llNG--<>rooon· Lovllle, 1·70, 8orrv, 8·60, A Jockson, S-57. use. Htnrv, 6•'2; J J•Ckton, l ·SO, l m•nuel, t ·ll, McK ... 2·17. Sl'lr'voc« ICOMI. IS:22. ) Avlle (S.nll•ool. IS~. 4 Moreno ICM), IS fl. S H~ (CM), 15·'4, 6 80do (NH). IS SO, 1 M<LAclllOll ICM). IS.SS, I Arllmel'di IAlVll), IS 57, t. Gtf'rtf'o ISFl. IS Sf, PIRATES LOSE, 27-24 From Cl • • • 10 Ed!W#ortn 1W), 16-00 Team reiuna-~1,!:11on BtKll, 7o; 2. theone,orapparently wcd1dn'u core. P•ramovnr, 1S.) Sonto Ane, 12', 4 EdllOll. 137, I have t o see the films .•• s. L•-•wooo, m. 6 M.erlna 1 ... 1 Cnlno, Ito. The P irates came back mome nts ----....:.·L .Mame.. .Dal. 223. t lli..l Pelmdela. ~.........-. ...-.,-,.-,.-; d d -w81rminsrtf'. ns --•at<'.'r on a sc,, .. u-P•o1 , .... yar . n~e ' •• -TRNNtS Dem C. Au11nllo t. UNtttCI Stotn I oeue.o. Kon F1ec;11·Peul Annocono CU S ) Clef Per Cu Pl·JoM Fll1~nl0 IAu11rall•l. I · 10, 1·6 7·S, 13·11, ,., Wnt Gem1MV 1. E~ 0 ~ Boris 8ocr..,·Erk Jllefl (We.I Germonvl def Anoro1 Gomoz·Aauf \liver IEcuoOor), 6·2, 6·4. 6·4 Wlo l, s..-. Uniolt 0 -~ Vltov·Anano Amritrtl (lndlel def Ale•IO.r Zvtrov-Sergol L.anvu~ ISovlel Union), 2·6, •·l. 6·2 1·6 6·• SN1ll J; ..... l.Mlolld 0 ~ Se<elo Coa.l•Emlllo Soncl>V ISNl11) def ~•llv Everoer>-8rvce Oorttn IN~w Zto~nol, 6·l, 6-1, 1·S Fr-J, Austrle O OeuelOI H~I LKonlo·Gvv Foroer CFrencol OOf Thomea MVlltf'•Alexeno.r AnlonlllCll (Au•· t•l•l. 6·4, 6·l, 6·2 Wtn*"s '9Umement (et NeW C>nMM) s.n\HNI SintlllOI Morllno N•vrellloYI CU S.Y"def l ine Gerrl'on (US I, 6·3, •·6, 6·3, Pim Shriver (U.S.) def Get>rltll Seb••lnl (Aroenllne). 7·6, 6·3. W~tf'S V OLL£Y9ALL c ..... ltGAA Hewell def UC 1rv1ne IS·t , 15· 10, IS-10 Cemmunttv ~ SAN DflEGO MISA TOURNAMENT Quo,.,.._ Eealtr" Arlrone def Orange COH I. IS·•. 9·15, 15-12. 15·1 """ scMd SAN MARCOS TOURNAMENT QutrNrilllOll Mire Cot•• Clef Corona 0.1 Mar Noronolf def 1rv1ne Porl H-me def NIWPOl'I Herbor, IS·• LOI .AllOI def ·Merine SomHIMlt Mire Co"• 001 NordOff, IS· II Port Huonomo a.I. Lo• Allo•. 16·1' ,.IMll "•""'" Co,11 def Port Hueneme, 15· 11 M9N'S SOCCER .. c ..... Aruu-itlldk l. sec. C ..... • WOMaW1 SOCCIER c ..... ALL·CAL TOU.MAMINT <•t UC !MM) UC ""'9 >. UC S... Ctvt t UC ,,..,.,,. KOrll\r CUsrmtllO 2, Grlmm I UC Otvts I, UC WW. 0 °"'°' ~ UC Son Ole9o 2. UCLA 0 ~ UC Og1 O. UC Son Oleeo 0 UCLA 7. UC Soni• Cruz 0 tncJMdwl rnun1-1 N•v• <SAi, uc0s, 2 which Wti capped b y Dave Swigart r. Wlnklemon (Mer). IS 13. 3 S.t>ro (OC;oen \llewJ, 8-yard run to t h e right oft tackle IS:37; • t<ea" cw >. is:.:19. s. Soto IHB>, 15~· 6 where be broke outside, c ut bac k at P•rmar CE>. 16.01, 1. t<u11e11 (0\11, 16;02, a. . .-. . . we11e1ns IP•fl. 16«>3, 9 Potlt (H81, 16;04, 10 the five and d ove an 1or has third Plll'oz CP•rl. 16 OS touchdown. GlttLS DMlloft 1 Swigan ran for 52 yards an lhc Te•m rttu11t-1 Newport Hert>or, 39, l L• second half on nane cames as Coast's QUln••i .62. J Eat•ncle, 121, 4 W•rren, 156• s running game showed ats first strong Coile ~•.166, • Norlhvlew, 19S, 1 S.nre Ft, m pcrfo mrancc of tbc year. First-tame tnolvlduot rowl11-1 Her111n1 CLQI. •Ill. l staner Bjorn Rebn cy was responsible eonivloo• CE">· 1149· 3 Robin.on CNH >, 18 49• ... or som e ofthat w ith ht< blockangand • c.nnon (LQ). lt•S9, s Oehbour INHl "'°'·. ll .. 1tufl1111 (NH). 19 OI, 1 Str•mter. cw.,1, 19 13, a rushed for S2 yards o n I 0 cames ~O• ILQI. It 14. 9 s.nci.r.on INortPlvfowl himself. "19• IO'Howtrd 1~';s The Pirates also failed to score m Te•m rt1u1t1-1 0c .. n view. 19 2 c111no. the second half after tak.ang over o n 10. l Hunrlngton eo.cn. ts. • Motor Del llS. s the Saddleback 32 after the Gauchos Peimoote, IS6, 6 Morino. ltt. 1 Peramounl 19f. 1 w .. rm11111.,. 20, t Lono e .. c.n Poiv. punter fumbled the s nap. A 48-)ard 252 field goal massed. •n0Mdv•1 rn u111-1 t< t<1r~ iov1. 1147 2 Saddleback O""n"'d the sconng on A.O.m lti8 ), It S2, l S KtrPOI IOVI, 19 OS. 4 ,.... " Rovw 1ov1, 1911 s C•roor°" <OV>. 19.2S. 6 the first pla)' from scnmmagc when O'Brien 1ov1 lf-31. 1 wrio11• CMorl. 19 l9 1 quarterback Pat H.-o"rtY handed off Moflrovo (Chino), 20ill. 9 Tiffin CClllnol 20 u -.,.... 10 c a"'llOOll cM01, 20 1• to Jeff B1elman o n the end aro und. Swenal•k.s wlnner-Nowoarr He rbor Bielman h it a wtde-open Bree 17 S7 10l Hawaii s w eep s 'I: p a st ·u c Ir vine WATJR ~LO c ..... UK 5, UC 1"""9 4 UC Irvine I I 2 1>-4 USC I 2 I 1-! UC lrvr,,. \Coring H•lohlde 2, Sfflv I, 11.00 1 Gotllt '°"H OuP11nt\I 13 """ ~ SAN LUIS OBISitO INVITATIONAL SemHINl1 UNvenlt('t, \Ille lt•111 1 VIiie Perl< l 2 I 1-7 Uni""'"" 4 I ? 1-1 Unlvtf'altv Korlno Llllle l Htf'tn1n 1 \l•nrloff 1 R1n•ln I ~Ile I 1Croge11 I Goolle IOllH w ..... , 6 Ut!IV9nlt'I' 12. IEI T.,. 6 El Toro , I 1 ,_ 6 Unlvtr1llv 0 S 4 >-12 Unl11orallv 1eorlng Ren~tn •. Vtnrtelf l . Liiiie 1, Mermen I Btrlr I, Fr•lou, 10 aend t>on, 700 l'fl8<ktf'tl, " whll• "'"· 136 sculpln, 9 lMePll'IHd NIWltORT LANDING -4 DOOlt. 101 •noter' 373 t>o11lto. S7 aeno b•n . ?82 Cllla> t>ou, 6 l'IOlibul, 21 \l!eel>lh08d 70 Wllllt Ila/I 30 KUIPln, S4 roch. flan . I Ung coo 241 tn1cllert1 DANA WHAlltP:: -I boolt 161 1notet1 209 6-u, 411 bonllO 7 l'IOlibut '2 rocJi filh, nt mocllertl ~v-·~ llOOTIALL , N•ttoMlfl ..... LM.u. ( DALLAS COWBOYS-Aclfv•led Mille A111· fro, wlelo rocol11or Waived KIKI Ploeger OO· fonsl,... llnamon " Visiting Hawa11. ranked second in the natiq n . dropped the UC lrvm c women's volleyball team in stra1&ht sets. 15-8, I 5· 10. 15· I 0 Saturday night at Crawford Hall. Hawa11 (9-1 overall. 4-0 in PC AA play) handed the Anteaters ( 7-13 overall) their fourth loss in li ve conference matc hes. UC Irvine was led b> Kns Roben s. who had 12 k1 Its and 6 blocks On the comm unit)' college lc,cl: Orange Coast Colleg e wa s elimina ted from the an Diego M esa Tournament m the quarterfinals by Eastern Anzo na, 15-6. 9-1 5 I 5-1 2. 15-8. dcsp11e 10 kills from C'ind\ Thomas and q from Karen Nickel UCI places third at Stanford meet PALO ALTO -·R ichard G rave\ finished 11th for UC In inc a'i the Anteaters garnered third place atur- da} at the Stanford lnv1tat1onal C'ros'i country meet Nonh C'arohna State won the c-..ent w11h 85 points. while tan ford had 88 and uct 99 Gra ves· time of 31 31 2 was nearh a minute beh1od winner M arc Olrwn of tanford. 30:38.5. for the I 0,000- meter COUl"'St R od (Un) <31 'I ~) and Gus Qumoncz 0 I 40 3) finic;hcd 12th and ltlth. res~U\CI) On the women·s SJde. llC'l earned $1Xth place with JUn1or Beth M cGrann the top Anteater fimc;hcr at 17:24.9 for I 2tb place over tht 5.0<X>- meter course Cltmi.on·~ l 'tr Jamrory w o n the evtnt in 16 46. hue tanford took the team e'cn1 b' o ne pomt over Brigham Young "IF YOU WANNA WIN, YOU GOTTA PLAY WIN-80!" "' Cll11k TH11'1 N•111H11,, P111 Al. Daily Pilat TWA FINO OUT HOW GOOD WE REALLY ARE LAX/Orange County Connections Via Golden State Airlines WIN-GO Hotline: (714)642-4333 Meno la for a 2~yard Louchdown. The Pirates came back.. with a S· }'Ud pass from No to to JunioL &-i.gaJoa W IC ca an ·P y, 'fs. ~rd drive. Tagaloa w.ouldaoon to set an OCC smgle-game record of 11 catches (for 140 yards), brcak:ina Mike Gage's 1975 mark of 10. OCC took its o nly lead of the game. l2-7, o n a l 4-play, 42-yard drive capped by a Swigart I-yard run early in the second quarter. Saddleback rallied wiih three of the next four scores, one after Oransc C oast fumbled the bell away at LU own 27. one after a blocked Mark Penso punt gave the GallChos the ball o n the OCC l 0, and one after an anterccpuon -~ The first to uchdown came on third and 15 wuh a ro ll n.ght, and pus beck across the field to a wide-open John Junglce1t. ft was a play which burned the Pirates three times in lcty situ- ation~. • SedcleMdr 'D, ar... Ceetf • Scenw~ s.ooi.o.c11, 7 20 O O-f1 Or •noe '°'" 6 12 6 t"-74 S.d>-M«IOI• ao e>ou from 81o!mon tw11-11em1 klcll > occ-r.ooio. s °'" from NoWOfnv (kk:t< ..J~-·. OCC-Swio•rl 1 run (oou l•flodl SoO-Jungkell t2 l>OH from ~ (Wll• ll1ma lllCll) S.o-Meuo•• IS oon from HaMrtv tWll• 111ma "-lek) OCC-Sw191rr I run (Plllt l•llod) Md-()ttrendar 16 l>OH frOfl'I "-fv (kick l•lled) OCC-Swio•rt t ru11 1111Ck lolled) Allenclonco J.SOO lt1lltn1tod) OAMIE STATISTICS SM F r11 OOwn1 11 AU1t1n·nro.~ 2t·lt PHa•nG ~eroooe tf2 PHl•nG 11..a..-O Pun II •·l7 Fum~a-tumotn '°" 1-1 Pt110lltn·veroo~ 16-16' occ " 77·100 22• _,.. ... )-2' ,_, ... 50 INDIVIDUAL RUSMtMG Soo-F1c101119, 7·19. Frencls, S-16, Mende, 1·4, Junetlt 1t, 4·l. Heeertv. 11.for·mlnua J, · OCC-Sw1u r1 24·79, lteonev. 10-52, COfl'" ..... 7·1S M()ntgomef'y, 5·11. Nowot!W, Mot· mlnui ?I INDt\llDUAL ltASSfNG SoO-Heoartv 16·ll-O 712. 8lelmefl, 1·1-0, IO OCC-Nowotr1v 1S·19·1 161. Conwn, S·t-0, " INDl\llOUAL ltECllVINO Soo-Mtt101• 1·131, Juno1tolt, •·7'; 0.- rendtr, • 69 81e1,,.,en, 1· ll OCC-TeoalOI, 11· 140, Perkln1, •·74, Mofll- eomtf' v l-1• Swklllf'I. 2 ~34 - Pesky Chiefs set for Raid ers i... .\!':C).\ c 1n Mo.< .\P) -~ To m Flores of Kansas Ci*- "That town alwa\S SCC'rii'SJO cd ahH' ~hen the Raiders cpme to to "n But Florts himself ma~ ~ a bit o;urpnscd at the hvchness of the greeting that awam has Los Angeles. Raiders 1oday (Channel 4 at 10 a .m ) Ifs th e first io\rro whead Stadium o;ellout since 1983. a~d more than 78.000 arc e~pcctcd to Jam the place for the kickoff bct\\een two of the o ldrst and m ost bitter rivals from the da)s of the Amencan Football League. I Or-.. COMt DAILY PILOT/ Sund8y, Oc:tobet 5. 1981 Oak Tree handiCap .. ( ........... , TOOAY'S •Nl1l•S <• .. 17-411V .. IU.111 M ...... ) .......... ,Mio. NIT ltACL 6~ funonM. ~ ... t12.000. J YW' oia & w. Cllllmlnl i>rk'e: t!UOO. 1 HecN1e TecNle (lledt) 11 llf 2 Anctfnl IMur(Mllel 115 it ~Ide Of Tray (519119M) I 117 • 1~1.1 •1ct1rt <on.et 115 s ~ °' Wtt (Cllllll'OS) .no 'hid ... (Solo) 117 7 Vel 0. •ol CHtnltnde1J m • ~ (C..llllOll) 11• ' .... lnNnt <~•> ., 10 e-Clluc:lllK910r (ltttl l IS 11 K.,._ LM (Vtleftl\ltlll) 115 .......O.vlf a.mti.lft tnlrf. L8 lllCA* IJ• I) SllWll lffOnl et Potnone blew oul lllerPIV, flturta to lie Ill Qllltentlon eertv, _,. Me cell; VAL Dll ROI 17•2) Fec.d mud! .11etter et • dlstencit In atlllln rece at ,...,,_ Md! to .....,. ltWI end n.in• wtll el 11111 o'lflAi NID9 ot' TROY 1•·1) C1oMd wtll lo .. Ill tlllrd In 800d effort. Stevens to ride IOdev, •II rec.IV. 1trono luptlOl'I. LOHGSHOT; MILCHIP. SSCOMO RACS. 6 lur10Q0i. Pur .. : s 17,000. l vMr olds & 1111-Clalmtno price· U0,000-ll,000. 1 GrenotMe cori.e.> 115 2 Send Ditter (lleckl allO l Cllelrlnlnl (Velenzu.fel • '10 4 ~ (Slblllel I IS s T ouel'I Enloleur ( P9df"OH) 115 6 F .. Ftver (Soils} 117 1 tllQUfsllf'ff ISOtol 11 135 I Calallonee IK-*1 I f E~ Buell <Caal-I I IS 10 VIitz (Stevens> 11S 11 JOlln'I Jovt (Vtlenl~l 11S 12 NorlllCOlt EllPl'ftS (Htrnendtr) llS .......... 13 auc1u11e (lrlnlltrhOff) I IS CALAIOMOA (3-1) 910 Ont run non• POrlfal 10 this o\'91, ~a strattfl t>I! snort, td9t In contentious l'!Mt; IGO IUCK !•-ti Sot swift pace ti df1t1nce at Del Mar, """ QUartan In 1 IOJ, l>eCll JPl'fnllno. must tie taootd. SANO otGG•• (6·l) CloMd uo H rlv IM'fora llrlno. In llont wltll 9J9dl rl41no todav. wlH nHd llftl LONGSHOT: INQUISITIVE TM•D •ACI. 6 lurtonos "Pur.. s 11,000 J M0,000 llMI!, ·-nolCll 111119 MllO ~·Ion wltll ttnt MIY drllill ''-111' Al.ll•T (10-ll lnctude ""' •treldl runner Ill ••toe'•, 111111 M bit 11tlce end wortll a '""· LOHOSHOT. GORDON'S COMMAND. ~TM •AC•. I 111' mites. Purse: '22,000, N\elcMf\, J YMI• Old & up. 1 Sun Mtn tsno.meker) 111 2 P1Ytn.O StrMfll (Steven•> 1l7 3 a•Stlf RlllOt (Mc:Hereue> 111 4 a·SMrMr'• ltll (o.e.llQUuav•I 117 5 ~""' tee (Sollt) 111 • lrllllenl &...-(~) 117 1 Jtek MCCov (i;err911> 111 t Cll:Mlc: C.._. arectO 11112 'Fall EaOJtalon SI~) 1)7 10 PMtoue (Valentuale) 121 -Allell E. Paubon entrv SU.. MAN CS-2) lold move In &all mln lne t>v noM. OMutlfullv bred runnar vwv "'9NV r.- oerdecl bv trainer W?lltrlll9ham. wlll rtlllll add9d distance. rlPPed mll wllll :5t.• «HI 5aP 23, lllllONtct"T te• <4· ll s.tfl entrv Mo 1r11nec1 t>v w111111notiem, edclt t>tlnkan. wortlad 1:26. 1 Sec>1. ,. from ott• In than> dr1"; ~LUMe STilAIGHT (9•2) RKO aPPHrt lo .,. wrlllort tor Wrtfl- llnol\ll_m. wlll t>e aeddllno mot! of ltlt conttn<ltn. LONGSHOT: l"~LL EXCURSION. '9FTH RACa. About 6\lt flKIOnOl on turf. Pur .. · Mt.000. Attow1nce Claultit<I l va•r oldt &. UP. 1 AH Handt On Deck (Valtrt1uala) 114 2 C•stanlllla !Batel ll4 J SR\leyvllle <McC1rronl 111 • Mooroeto tMn l~kerl 111 S FHI Account (SollJI 111 6 ltlvtr Drummer (SltYlllS) 111 7 Hidden Oesllnv (Mara) 11' I Ems>«"a<IOr At Nona (Padrozal 114 9 lnMl'NIAIO (OllverH) 11• 10 FIYlno Nuooet 1a 1aeli.l • •09 11 Eslalt (PlnGaV) 118 12 Mldledlll1 (DtlahOunavtl 118 SILVaYVILLa (S-2) Touoll oklllmtr drllltd :Sl.J r>rff9fno for return, dots dlHll duty t>raadlllO and raclno, mutt be rHPeCttd; ~lltADOtt AL N041tTa It-I) Stldom ro- ce htes tott t>oard suPPOt1. IOves tllls Clownlllll turf count. 'Primed tor UP .. I; •STATI (4-1) S.Cond In rec.Ill at Pomona, tnoflltr wno loYH INS cpur .. LONGSHOT MOORGATE ~N SIXTH •ACE. 6 lurionos Pvr11 S20,000 fEllY Tu11£U. 1• vour. NWtim. <MoreM> m 1 s Scaldllle (Dooe\I) 111 "allnlllne (~) • 111 A~LOAT (4•11 Tilla We Ilea llltll ~Clftt- 114 Wll!Mn flrtl lin'lt M, lfltt fllv ""°"'"" Ill llJW •tvttl ..... COOt( ($• 1) ""'" out " tM 1tart ,._ .. ..,. to _fl{ll_lll wltfl inw-1 Wflllt tlllr4, CAii lnwt'ow; l!IQRM to llXCILL ( .. I) Pott NI ,,. tor Ill.It l•ClllW fllly, cen -- Mll'W tor e 11\ere wllfl llttlt luCk. l.ONOSHOT: HONEY IUllLE • llV9NTH RAC8. One mile, Pl.Ir-.: UOAOO. AllowlftC't, 3 VMr 06dt.. I ser.-oa (McC91ron) 116 .) Arcedlut (Veltnruelt) Ii. , Time Sher• <•*-> 1111 ' Don •• 11111 (011Ylfttt) lit S PH-(Stevena) 116 • lmoerloua Solrlt (Douelel) Ill 7 LudAPtncavl 111 • FUll'Cnerm IDNnouuav.) "' /'"1CltANOOK (2-11 HWll'f•rteerdtd coll nMded 1 .. t et Del MM, tHrllllnt l:IU drMI Seel. JO; ~U\.L CMAJtM <•·1) L0¥et ltll• ove r Ind rnev prov• ..,,._., '-'' In '°""" 11At1 DON I. ILUI <6·1) Errellc runner Ilea IM •1>1111'1 to t>Ht 11111 fi.td Wiien rltfM. l..ONGSHOT; LUO lteHTM RAC•. 1 1/1' ""'"· Pune: 1200,000. Tiit 0.k LMf Sltk". Flllles 2 YMr1 Old. Grou PufM: SHU50; Vatue lo Winner: 115',tlO. . 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SJ2 ,000-?t,000 I Noon Sun (V1tenzut4al 111 2 5-tl~I (Sl~l 11' Mal~ fillles. 2 "'"" old I Lovlltr Diane IClsntrol l 2 suoer Coolt tMara> xm ~ :~~ ~==:;:~, m _.m_ -1 1i.m Two (IMKkl •111 J Eiellf'Y-hlow-L~~orat 116 • Homlno A"IMI (Stevenll 116 _, V~(Velemveta) • Afloat (McCa rron) 10 Idol (Valtn1uele) lf6 117 llDOUIN (4·1) Put Wino of wlnt tooelhtr s 11uo Ice 10r1ao1> 111 6 l(lno AHChe (Bazel 111 7 Gordon'• Comm1nd (~rron> 116 t L•n• Manus (Blacll.) x 109 ' Ion Romeo <Fernanoei> 119 S Clndv ~ff (9aie) 6 Tri HOiiy (Soll•> 1 Sisler Bonson (Black) 9 Maul Maf'IOr !Katllti) 9 Aun! 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C.,,,.,." .. Save mark fdr Righetti Yankee hurler finishes both ends of doubleheaderto break record P'nmAP...,.&c:Mt BOSTON -Dave Riahetti set a in-.jor·leque mcord with 46 11ves.Sa1unSay by recotdina saves in both pmes Saturday u the New York Yankees swept a doubleheader from the Boston Red Sox, 1-3 and 3-L Riahetti broke the rcc0rd of 4S saves set by Dan Quisenberry in 1983 and Bruce Sutter in l 984. Ji n.... ... • became the first rookie 1n the Antoa' 2S-m ~stualCS • lead•"• Houston year history to win 12 aaroes m •sea.son. ... to the victQry over Atlanta . Mets '-S, PlrtCH 1-l : At ,Shea Stad1u~~~: r.~: swept a doubleheader from Pittsbu~ t~ ~e di visional ' 107 victories for 1he season, one s Y 0 Jd ti mark set by the 1975 Cinc1nn~ui Reds. The Mets cou e the ma.rk today against the PW~~~ev Field Brian Oayin Cab1 I, eardJul• 7: At . ri .. / ' h to lead an~ Rafael Palmeiro dhrovde. •n ~~<t~cti~~ctheir th.itd 1caao pasl St. Lou1 . an ma .~straight loss. . rfr -S dt m Barry Reda 10, Padres 7: At Rive ont . ta u , Bob Tewksbury, 9·5, alJowcd only four hits before aivina way to Ri&hettl with one out in tbe ei&htb in thf' opener. R.iahetti. belped by two double plays. went on to tie the save record. Dennis Rasmussen, 18~ allowed five bits in 6VJ inninas before giving way to i:.riao Fisher in tbe second pme. Righetti took over with two outs and none on in the ninth, and aot the final out to tel the reoord. L&rlcilt'drove in four nsns, and Eric I?av1s hit a two-run homer to pace Cincinnati over San Di~o. . II' ( PllJWes 5, Expo• f : In Philadelphia, John Russe s two-out single scored Glenn.Wilson 1n the bottom of the 14th inning, giving the Ph1llres a victory over Montreal. · In other American League aames: Twia.1 7, W~te Sox 3: In the Metrodome, Greg Gaane bit t~o inside-the-park homers and Tim Laudner added another borne run, leading Minnesota to the victory over Chicago. ladiu1 •. Matbaen 5: In Oeveland, Julio Franco homered, doubled and singled and Joe Carter drove in his l~ue-leadin& 120th run as the Indians sent Seattle to its eiahth consecutive loss. Royals !, A'• I: ln Oakla,nd, Mark Gubicu and Jlud Blackcombfoed on a five-hitter, leading Kansas City C1Ver the A's. · Tl1en 11,.0rioles f : In Baltimore. Mike Heath and Kirk Gibson hit three-run homers with two ou<s in the second inning, and Gibson drove in four runs fo r the second straight game as Detroit trounced the Orioles. 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IOll. l. ~ SCNl->•-s.mu. s.-...... 2 (10) s-("' S-Jo llutMI! -TiOOt (u8rowrt McClur• -···-\ICIOln M(Gflt•• ll-.. L~4 ........ s IM J-] M 1 I l·J 11-J H "a" N to J J 0 0 • • 0 0 0 I I 0 0 • 0 0 I I 1 I ) 11111-> 1 H-f 0 >i-I I T"'utvt 0 t ....... 0 0 kl>••* w i,.5 1 ' 1 • • t Hl ...... lvwo !h<altt-~H,.,,. ...,._,ll,_ T•ulft UITMllr--. 0.ida. Flrll Or-. sec-. Htr•rt, Tlllro Stello T-4.JS A-l6.1tt Valenzuela wins 2 lst game, 2-1 LOS NGELES (AP) -The numbers say it was Fernando Valenzuela's best season in the major leagues. And it is difficult for the man who compiled them to disagree. "It was my best seasen1 because it was the first time I won 201" the Los Angeles Dodgers' ace said Saturday after ..£oncludina his winningest season wilb a five-hit, 2-1 victory over the San Francisco Giants. "That's the only difference. I feel I pitched the same way." Valenzuela, 11·1 l, walked· one batter and struck out seven to set a career hiah for striJceou<s in a season. The left-hander's 242 strikeouts left him in seoond place in the National League behind Houston's Mike Scott with 306. "He threw the ball as conS1Stently this year as in any other year I've caught him, but l wouldn't say it was his best season," said catcher Mike Scioscia. "He"s had seasons equal to this, but sometimes the numbtrsjust don't fall into place." One number that appropriately fell into place Saturday was the final score. It -was the same margin by which Valenzuela had won on open- ing-day and categorized his entire season. -outstanding pitching, backed by very little offense. "He lost a lot of tough games," Scioscia sajd. "And if he had any suppon, he could have maybe won 25 or 26 games." The y1ctory, which ended the Dodgers' four.game lo5ing streak against San Francisco, was Valenzuela's maJor league lea~ng 20th complete game. also a career )ugh. He lo~t his shutout bid in the seventh in ning when Candy Maldonado led off with a double and Dod&er center fielder Franklin Stubbs dropped Bob Mel vin's two- out fl y to center. . Giants' n&ht·handcr Mark Grant 0.1, and malcina his first start sin~ 1984, surrendered four hits over seven inninas in hjs fou nh appear- ance of the season Creme Fraiche wins Gold Cup UCI11econd la tour.pey NEW YORK (AP) -Creme Frakhc, the I 98S Belmont Stakes winner, held on in the final strides and upset favored Tu,_. koman Saturday in the Jorkey Oub Gold Cup at Belmont Park. Chris McC.Arron, from wannmg lhrcc graded stakes races on the same card McCarron rode The Lone Ranaer SI 7.60, to a btad victory over favor~ SouWet in the l 'h·milc Lawrence Realau- tion (or 3-year-olds on the an •nd then rode Life At The Top, $6, to a 4-len,th triumph over Low in the one-mile S8S,JSO Rare Perfume for J..year-old filhtt. Heather Silverman \Cored 14.42 into the firs1 half to lad UC Davis to 1 1-0 victory over UC lrYine and the championship ot the All.Cal women't IOCleer tournament on the Ant· eaten' field S.turday. .. .. Major Credit Cards Accepted 730-0137 .. 40ZO •ch . ..,.,. Inch 752-0224 The 4-year-old aeldin.g. who took the lead from stablemate Dantij Connectioo1 tbe 1986 Belmont Stakes winner, reacheo the end of the IV, miles a head in front 6f Turkoma.n1 who was tryina \O add a victory in the Go1<1 Cup to his victory in Marlboro 'Cup . Creme Fraiche was the seventh atldm.a to win in tbe 68-year history of the Jork.cy OubOold Cup. Thttasticldina towln was John Henry in l 98 l. f.a.rUer In the day, UCI had beaten UC Sant.a Cnn, )-0, H Kim Cusima.no hid twoplund ~llyOrimm one. , To Order Your OOOd Life •d Call 142·5171. Aak for Mendora. - Tutkoman finish 4¥• lensths ahead of t:>anzia Connection, who wa.s I 'A lenaths ahead of If J Had A Hammer. The )..year old Wite Times. who went into the race w;tb three st.ra.iabt vic'tones in Oflde I stake races. finis6ed last. The vie\Ofy by Crtmc Fratche, ridden by Randy Romero. kevt Tutkoman's jockey, Anotberatldil'\I. Kelso, won the race five straiaht years, fri>m 1960 throuJh 196-t. when it was nan at t~ miles. Creme FrllCbe, who was nev~ wonc: than third, completed the I Y> miles on a fa 1 track in 2:28 after alow f ract1ons or j() 4/) aeoond1 for tbe half mile. 1:16 ror lb quaneB and l :40 for the mile. UC 0.v'lt finished tho round-robin tournament wf1h a 2-0-2 record for st~ potnta wbtle UC1 wae Ondwfthal·l·I ltCOfdand nvc pol nit • .. . . Caring staff inri--Yolved with seniqr residenc es • -I ., American Senior Inns to build faclltty in Irvine next year, Valencia to ollow lO bi'i.ftl Ul the family \0 Vlstt .. ' ac:cordina IO 7.ahkr. Became .. catina is a ~ suu,. atioo. .. Zahler insist.a oo sood food with an in1tres11oa peaentation. m. By II.ENE SCHNEIDER Ollr ..... Clii 0 *4:1 "You can teach , people almost anything. but you can't teach them to care," cla1ms Norman Zahler, pres•· dent of Costa Mesa-based American Senior Inns. Zahler, whose company operates conpqate care facthties for sensor citizens, believes that genuine concern a~ut the residents far outwetgbs the design and location aspects o!a facility. ; Zahler, who lefl a lucrative career 1n real estate fi ve years aio. took a year off to study the trends in housing needs for the future. By tountsg more than 200 sensor housing complexes around the country, he became con· vinced that he could fill an unmet need, make a living and _get a great deal of satisfaction out of 11 "I made a commitment to mysefr that I would only operate a place where I would feel pro ud to have my mother live," Zahler says. He explains that there are five options m senior bousanc: affoniab&c cloditic ailk ftowen and linen napkins "no frills" apartments conpqate or on the tables. His· ~· Frank board-and-care facili~ that provide Haffner, had run a cbain or ~ mcaJs aod li.mited care, llnlkilled ,, ~=·s first venture an the oon nursing facalitics, convalescent v pqate care arena was 10 remodel ~ homes and acute care accommo-_._ ... _ .._ _ _. _ _. r-. ·1· · dahOOS. . uu-.iWO uu.1\1 .. UV-cat'C tact ity 10 He discovered substandard bous-Van Nuys. He ~ SO room~ 1ng and f~ d · clianted the staff and introduced tus in the ~ an uncanag ope.~t~rs philosophy into the manqement. N ongrcpte care fact!1t1cs. 'llased on the sua:ess of Prell Gardens obody had developed a dsscre-v N h fi ded · tiol\'ary product for those who co.uJd in . an uys.. e oun . Amencan afford it he o hed Senior Inns with no capital. • says. wners approac "Financial institutions were reluc-congrcgate care as a real estate fi · · f venture, rather lhan a service bust· t.ant .to 1nancc this k.ind o vcntun;; ness. acoordina 10 Zahler. because the': had been lo~ Zahler began by profitina the Zahler says. We had to convince typical resident of a congregate care them th.at 1t was a g~ loan -in fact, facility -an 80.year-old widow who a l~ mvestment,. . wants to hve as close to h h Id 'Yllh a $50 m1lhon loan Zahler . . . er c • ren began )6 penetrate the Southern as pos!1ble while having pnvacy and CaliforJua market He bought a mdSccel)'ndencc. . . rundown propen y on the oceanfront to theurnty and children m~n f!lOrc in Santa Monica. After a $3_5..miJlion . esidents than matC!Jal thin.gs. renovation, the Ocean House Retire· Residents .look for an m~restmg ment Inn bas become what Zahler social envsronrr,tent, a vanety of d 'bes .. · I" d ha actavmes and "a place they're pr1o ud a~ciafor~~/~~iaan0e;'an~ ment of Alln& calls .. ,he nicest raidtntial care faohty J'ye 1ttn." Ocean House bas the advantage of location and desian. but the f ocu$ is on resident a1nenitJes. rat.her than real estaie features. Thm are moY!e and theater outinp.-film cassette rentals, an on-site sundne.s stott and a Sunday brunch featuring a harpist. Zahler hu m11nta1ned that per· spcctive in subsequent congregate care facilu1es 10 Anahetm HlllS'. Thousand Ow aod Tomulcc. American Senior Inns plans to brca.k around next month for a facility in Irvine. overloolung UC Irvine and Mason Rcg.ional Park. That mo and another in Valencia arc slated for 1987 completion. .. You ha veto provtdca1 of value. or you won't succeed... r says That. value begins 1th a caring staff -·"people who uld quu if they thought l didn't ca , administrators who have a calling rather than a profession ... The next cons1dcrauon is prox1m· - '· ny to services and families. Finally. there are "a thousand details .. that make the facility econ· l'forman Zahler, preeldent of American Senior Inna om1cat for both tht residents and tures mdude puU cords in the owners. Such detaJls include safety bathrooms and devices that alert the and ctmvenience features, space staff that a resident's phone 1s ofT the uultzauon and serv1c~s. hoolc.. The staff 1s trained 1n financial 10stnuuoo to create a oa- lJOQWlde opentio n. .. It doesn't wor.k to have one project. You need a whole system and a company capable of oontrollcd growth," says Zahler who believes Zahler, a Newport Beach rcs1dcnC, cardiopulmonary rt-susc1tat1on claims tl)at Jl 1s less expensive for an (CPR) and maintains a good rela· cl~sU person to spend an average of tionsh1p with the local paramedics. .11 pc.r ..monlh-1.0-h.\·~ an-------- that ood mpctil101L.bdps.~~· ~-----,--t Here are the stocJ( market-aetivities of publicly traded Orange County firms for the week ended Friday, Oct. 3. Data provided by Newport Securities' Corp. . ... ,,.u i .. r-t.tr :.,. • A II A ,,_ ...... • 4 .. .. ( ~ .. .. r ._ • • ~ • , ... c., ""' .. • "' .. .. , ... 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The good facdiucs wiU be owned by large groups that can provide economies, and the next Services include 24-hour·a-da:y fac1ht1es in the Bay Area and two near snacks. maid-stn1ce. 11 bca1:1ty saton -Phocnu-nm year. as v.-cll a acqumng • transponauon to shopping and re: ·~:usttng 'fac1ht1~ 1n Southern C~i· hg.1ous 1ns1ttut1ons and visiting fom1a. In add111on. Amencan Scmor health care professionals. Safety fea · Inns 1$ explonng an affiha11on 'flth a Wlnner Will be the.resident" . ... Metal-prices rise'on:-fe rs tilat S. Africa will retaliate But experts say an embargo would hurt producers more than the U nited States South Afncan toal could cost the Alabama State Docks an esumated S 1.8 m1lhon a year m lost busmcss, Budd> Browning. the docks' general trafijc manager. said Fnday. By PETE R COY .. ,,......_.,,... NEW YORK -Pnce'i of strateg.ic metals ha'e shot up on fears that South .\fnca will retaliate against U.S economic sanctions b) cutting off sales of the metals. "h1ch arc used in e'er)thing from trlephones to oil refinenes. tfowever. man} cxpens <wi1d f-n· day that a strateg.ic-metals embargo m1~t be mo re damaging to South .\fnca than to the L' n11ed States. and that-South .<\fnca 1s therefore unhkel} to declare one. The steep nse 1n mctalr; pnccs - plaunum. for example. ha' soared to near $600 an ounce on the spot market fro m S350 as reccnth as Janual) -1s ma1nl) a product otfcar and the mob p'iJ<Cholog) of the tradtng pits. some e \pen'i ..aid "Markets go up on fear and do"n on. t;~allt)." said Peter Cardillo. a metals anal}Sl for Josephthal &. ( o Pnces are so high that 1f~ outh .\rnca actuall~ declared~n emhargo. he said. I "platinum might go do"'n ·· Platinum did fall slight!~ FnJa,. downs-an ouncl' to S'i89 60 on the ' New York Mercanule E\change for I contracts for dcll\CI'\ this month Platinum had men the da1h hm11 ol S25 an ounce on Thursda) JUSt before I the Senate J01ncd the House 1n ovemding President Reag.in ·s 'eto of t the sanction bill. The threat of a met.al~ embargo overshadowed the 1mmed1ate impact on the t n11cd tatcs of the r;ancttons 1mpo ed b~ ( ongrc'>'i ~e' era I anahsts said the im pact of tho..e sanctions 1n the lln1ted tate.-.should be <;hght Paul Murphy. vice president for ··\\-e don't need an} of the '>tufT:· public affaus at the National Foreign said Bette Raptopoulos. a senior Trade Counc1L 'a free-trade advocacy metals analyst for Prudenllai-Bache c-cunties Inc .. The Congress made a group. sa1d other nations Wlll take .;JC o~er South Afncan business from pomt of banning things that .... e can S get elsewhere L:. ·companies. .. This 1s reall~ not a vef) ngid John ,Mqrgan. chief staff offkCT of sancuons bill." Ms Raptopoulo the t....S. Bureau of Mmes. sa1d an added. "It y,on't do an}thrng embargowasunJikely.andadded.··tf catastrophic to them and 11 won't you can smuggJe manjuana. which ha'e much impact on us:· comes rn bales. what do you think }OU South .\fma 1s not rankt'd among can do " 1th a metal that sells for S600 -the narion's .:!O largest trading part· an ounce.,. • ners. .\mencan ex pons to South f w .\fnca totaled S I .:! I b1ll1on 1n 1985 Bltt Wilham Kennedy Jr. o est· em Monetary Consultants in Fon and U.S. impon'> totaled S:! 1 Collins, Colo : said Amet;tcans should b11l1on. according to the Commerce brace themsches . Depanment. Computer companies accounted "South Afnca reall> has the United for the bauest chunk of U. . sales to States over a barrel here because the} outh Afnca. with sales last year of produce 80 percent of the platinum in S80 m1lho n 'Sut mam other com· theen11rev.orldandtheSoviet U01on panics \\Ill be affected· b~ the tt,anC· · producesl maJont)' of the rest ... IJUSt 11on~ ll'T •anou,s ~)S. • know that outh Afnca'~nOt go1og to For example. a-ban on 1mpons of take this l~mg down," he said . :--r-------1 in busi n~S§JJ Coming Sunday Oct. ~ .. 1986 in ... · ., Daily Pilat Clon•lied AcM:m\lnQ JJO Wesi Boy !t (~to Meta Co 9"2626 642-~78 Among other things. thl' bill sharp- ly restncts new U S. investment in South Afnca and bans cw ort<; to South .\fnca of m1htanl} useful goods such as 011. munitions and nuclear tcchnolog} .\lso banned arc ~---- computer shipments to the pollu· and r.::;;;;;~~~~--==~;;;;;;;;;:=;~~~::===;1----- m 1h t~r) The tull proh1h1t' 1mpum uf~outh I .i\fncan iron. 'ill'CI. j rm'>. ammun1· 11on. mshtal') 'chicle and farm I products. and, after QO da}s. uranium. coal and textiles. Lucky postpones takeover. declslon FREE TWO·PART SEMINAR CALLING ALL HELPING HANDS ... • • Board requesting more information rom management DUBLIN. Cahf. (AP)-Directors of lucky tores Inc have po tponed until next week a dcc1s1on on a SI . 79 billion takeover bid by New York· Mscd snv«tor Asher 8 . Edelman. a company pokeswoman sa1d Friday. Spokeswoman Jud)' Docker said the boa"1 requested additional 1nfor· mation from manqcment and it.s financtaJ advisers late Thursday and adjourned tts meelln until sometime neitt week. Lucky tore tock fell 37' l cent\ a share lO close the week at $36 12~·1 Fnday on tradana of 1 43 mtlhon shares on the New York Stock Exchange. The stock had nscn SI. I 21h to a 52· week high ofS36. 50 a day earlier afuN' rum ors circulated on Wall Street tlfat the supermarket and chain-store company would undertake • signifi· cant restructuring to boost the stock price and fight Edelman 's SJ>a-sharc acqu1sillon r roposaJ. The Wal trcet Journal quoted sources as wying Edelman has prepared to formally launch the takeover e ffort by hnina up financina from two oommemal banks and rctaininJ Merrill l ynch &. Co. as his 1dvucr in the deal. Dubhn·biscd Lucky Stores ~ portcdly has re tained alomon Brothers as ats adv1str, although Decker declined to <'<>mment beyond the company's bncf stlltcment on the d1rttton' meeting. Personal Money Management In A Changing Economy Learn How to approach • A.ductng income & Estate TUM • Planning tor Retitement EnsJQn Junlof High School 2000c11n Ot. ~a..ch.CA • Malung F1nanoal Planning WM toi Vex, •Achieving F1nanc1al l~tonc'°' • EvalUatltlQ lnve .. ~1.s 7.30· 10 00 pm Tuesday, Oct 7th Thurtd•y Oct 9ttr PAESENTEO BY GLENN 0 . WOODY, CFP . Mr Woody 11 a Cenifted F'1Nnoal Plannef ~ PresiOent of lntemat100al Financial Planning Group He has bMrl Pf•Mnt1ng ecllcatl<>NI and enlerta1n1ng Fmanc1AI Seminars for over a decade .Qt ~ RSVP: 71~7'60-1208 .:ura lntern•tlonal An•nclal Pl•nnlng Grou~ .. For the Harbo r Home Christmas Light Show II \ou ur .. nun.profit proup l)r , ,,mmerc. 1al ltrm ~ad\, w1llins i nd .ihlr t<' ~ p.i1J to decorate Harhnr homr' .ind hu'tn<' st\ fot th1~ \t'Ar \ l1Arh,1r llomt (hnstmas l.1.l(ht how ~c.rmbcr 1 \.l\rd CALL NOW roa DETAlLS. (714) 642 ... S! 1 Ext. 116 4.nd ~rt \Our compan) 'or mm· profit group~ namr on the hst o( Hdping llands rh.u will run in the 0.11. Pilot 101 •Pf'rox1match nine week' prior to the sun of th1\ vttr , Hiu~r 1 lome C.ht1\tmu l 1~ht "\ho• ----- ... .. . I , . 0.-. CoOll DAILY PILOT/......_., -I , 1 .. ... . - Center's expansion plan will make traffic worse To the Editor: ... • ..... I . -t • • . -.. rth re than tht! vindication "The enticements of world peace are who ·1 mt 1~ denying this. becaua;e ofNlckDanlloff. Therelsn'tverymuc po n ., Itta flat-outtrue." ' . WJLLlAll F .JIOCip.sY Col•••Lwt JIM Wooo Jn 1he debate over Newport Center cxpal)sion. advocates of expansion erroneously claim 1hat the plan rcquittS traffic improvements over and above traffic caused by the pl.an, that improved traffic circulation Will occur throu&h our· city street and neighborhoods, and that Measure A makes scnst-for traffic solulions. Analysis of the Environmental Impact Report shows tho opposjtc. J doubt that advocates o(thc plan have read this rrpon. -···-I com~red data presented in Table 1.2 (Vol.2, p.2·8 and 2-9) With Table ..i.5 (VoL4, p.4;-26 and 4-27). · . Rare worse off than today, 7 inter- sections arc better, and I is the 58.mc. EI~sion traffic causes worsening of ltlffiC at 25 intersections. I is better. and..4 art tl'k same as 1oday. The wo!'11 tr1ffic congestion will occur at f.CH and Goldenrod in Corona de! Mar, with an ICU of 1.18 (well ·over lcVel of service F. or{"~ ,Odlock. which is an ICU 1.00). 'Other intersections show;og gridlock (ICU over 1.00) art PCH at Jamboree Road, Bayside Drive, and Riverside · Ave. Also showing &ridlock is Jam- boree Road at Campus Drive. At all Leavin.g town with summer Table i .2 is a sum mary of existing 1985 PM P'.4781: hour intersection caMcity .ut1lizal1on (IC'U) at 37 cr!tical interse<:tions in Ncwpon Beach, including intcr,>crt1ons along Coast Highweay, Jambortt Road , Mac.-'.nhur Blvd., Campus Drive. Birch St., San Joaquin Hills Rd., and '\J ey,·pon Bl vd. Table 4.5 isa sumrruu.:yof l 993 PM peal hour in1erscction capacit y uul1Lation analyses. wi th the com- mtttt.-d improvements, and 1989 . mitigations included (after ·the ex- pansion plus 540 mill ion in improve- ments plus Pelican Hill Road). Of the ·37 intersections l1s1ed, 30 111cre fully analy.ted with nun1erical data in the repon. I anah1.ed traffic ___ ....,,,a·rtit· nnl!l-ffiesc JO 1nterscr1io ns. These are the results: . In 1993. after the expansion 1s completed and after the construcuon of Pehcan Hi ll Road. and ;:iftcr \he S40 million is socnl. 22 intcrs«tions of. these gridlock.e<I intersections, addition of traffic from the expansion plan makes the situation worse. Intersections approact. ing gridlock in 1993 (level of service E: ICU over .90) art: PCH at Balboa-Superior Ave. and PCH at Tustin Ave. Also. Jambortt Road at EastblulT Drive North and Ford Road-Eastbluff Drive. Also, MacArthur Blvd. at San Joaquin Hills Road and San Miguel Drive. In ! 993, all of .these inter· sections will be worse off than today. APin, addition of expansion traffic makes congestion at these inter- sections worse. over background levels of traffic. - Thus, it is clear that the e11pansion · plan will make traffic worse, not better. throughout Newport Beach. If pc:~le believe thaLMeasun:..A--OWe1! tra ~c solutions, then they are being duped, or intentionall y.decei ved. The expansion simply·causes too much traffic. JAN 0 . VAN DERSLOOT,'111 .0 . ... Newpon Beach Let's do what's best for Mesa To the Edttor: ,-\n Open LC'Uer to ··Mesa AclLon .. 'r'r-stm:tay I rcce1Ved your pohtical your letter. ~--m~ler-whK>h-stated-thaHnlheln:I four years ... the Costa Mesa Cit) Council has granted so many zoriing changes and vanances "'llhin your neighborhood that overcrowding and 1ratT1c art becoming real probl~ms." H.ow many members of Mesa Action, or non-membl:•rs for-thal matter residing in Costa f\tcsa are originally from areas outside ttic Costa Mesa boundries? I guess I am included in the !alter since my birthplace is Huntington Beach. We're all ci tizens of this citv and it's about tim&we-do what is bcSt for the community as a whole ... be sup. pon-1 ... e. rather than constantly blame our elected rtpresentatives. After all, we delegated them to do-our city business in the fin;1 place~ I am cortfuscd! I .baYe not seen s1gntfiaillf overcffiWding and troffic problems 1n 1n y neighborhood as· sociatcd "'Hh City Counc1I policies. but more of an 1ncreased populoU's ol Costa Mesa, Newport Beach. Orange ('ountv and California. Would you please· define the ··so many Lon1ng change\ and \anances within (my) neighborhood'. that you referred to 1n FOR COSTA MESA. I am RONALD V ~C RA I G. O .D. Costa Mesa In llght of the successful negotiations between the United States and Russia which freed journalist Nicholas Dani1off, should the United States also negotiate for the release of David Jacobson and the other Americans held hostage in Lebanon by the Islamic Jihad? S1e.,.c Fealt>y losuraoet' Agent ,.,.evt'port Beaeb -\b\t)lult'I } nut '-cgo11n1in~ Y. llh 1cr- ron\t\ hcgal\ rnofl' tt'r-·nn"I~ Ala n .~aftalls l'omputer Sales Huntington Beaeb Tht Lebanon situ- a t 10 n and 1h e HuS\1 an probl~m are two d1fTe ren1 issues. rhnugh we might no1 Olway~ agree with H.us,1a, they art a b<Jna fide govern· rnent which docs c~1s1 In Lebanon. there 1~ n'o real gov· ernment ' ORANGE COAST Heidi Wood Dental Astlstant Huntington Beach Yes Yie should nego1t:1te to release Jacob~on and the Olhcr '\mer1 cans· however. I am not tn fa\ or of exchanging pol1t1 cal pnsoner'i. Dao Fenley Insurance Agent Costa Mesa No. because while there 1s a degree of legitimacy in tht< Russ1jln aovern· mt'nt, there is noJ 1 that legitimacy in thC ~' tcrronst group hold· 1ng Jacobson. and t~e other Amcncans 1n Lebanon. - Sandy Swa.ld Offi ce Mua1er H11nttn11oa Bea~b . Yes the Amencans held 1n Lebanon should be freed. Why should we spend more time freeing one man and not helping the other men held hostage. Eileen Kurlbara Nu rte lluotl.01100 Beacb People should not be used as poliucal pawns. Ir we neg~ tiate for DanilofT. does that mean any- pnc i;ould be subject 10 kii:lnas)ping fo r the e11press purpose of releasing political prisoners? Daily Pilat ... DOii ,_.., Ol'f' fonor 1'eft! c ....... NeWt tonor TornT.tt Editor ...... c ........ P1oouetlon Olr.ctor Hew••Mwl1wr AO¥enltlino Dltsctor • -- ;-t-~~ ....... ..o-.--· """-Spon1 Ecll1or r.,.,_ ,, "_.. Clreul•llon Dlttc10t • Ct:::C,'::or ' ·--Controlsr r Tbe ree wor 1s ee 1ng the weight of scruple$ bndge. Massive sycamores 11; The Bluff~ turn a mudd y yell!'.tw befo re htteEg the greenbelts with their card rd-colored mementos. The croo ed st4nds ofswee1gum lrttS (or hqu1d amber'n<1long San Miguel and Jamboret tum bronze with intensity you feel inside; wh ilC' colorfu l little Saturday soccer stars shout their way across e,·er, available expanse of __ ., T he haunting thesis of Jean-fran-would remain president for \'Cry long. co1s Revel re visits us ever so reg-Why? Simple. The enticements of green. • - ularly. sometimes~ almost UO-world peace arc wonh more 1han the . noticcabl)·. as v.•hen we oeanlLLcd.thc...........v.ind~tion-of Nick-DaniklfT,..-l"herc--w ·r-----.F..-- communists 1n East· Germany to isn't veiy much point in denying this, ILLIAM ;- murder MaJ. A,[thur Nicholson, an because 11 is.flat-out tQle. The residual · Summer dies slowly and--1he...hol--- '--~-c-'1-Y-days co md too soon; somewhe re in ,. bet\lo'een lies .a Southe rn £-ali(ornia autUmn . official of th.e O.S. Anny J!oi'."g his frustration l ie~ .less in the know!e~ge BUCKLEY duty; sometimes melodramaticaJ.ly. that we are going to the barga1n1ng · · Rituals are rrpeatcd: a pilgrimage to the thermostat; a ceremonial stack1ng of the woodpile; rotating silks fn[ \Y.·esds an~ cottQns for wl;)Ols: im patit'n ts poop out and mums blossom fonh. morn1ngs are darker and evening comes sooner; eventu- ally come ovt'rcast da)'S 1hen come '>l.'cekend migra11 ons to sunny Palm Desert. as in the affaire Daniloff. Wha t.flan-table to deal with thugs for wh om _ ........ . Francois Revel said. in his book. NicicDaniloffsarcmercci phers=-wt "HowDcmocraeles Pcrish.''wasthat knew we would need lo do 1his - the dcmocrauc free world can't hope than in knowing that 1herc is no to win against the totalitarian mono-likelihood of a change in foreign hth be-cause !hey have marbles "'e policy so fuhdamcntal as to bring simply do not ha,•e. lfwe had !hem. about a genuine change in Soviet Yi'C would not ttl' an open. parlia· beha,·ior. menlary ~1c1y. 1n which evenl. why Because 111s a fundamental chan~ "ould the fight bC .,,.orth it 1n the fir~\ that Y.'e need if we arc to proceed 1n an place? The So\'iet U nion had 10 win orderly way to consolidate a modus the Daniloffbusiness. and did so. vivendi with the Soviet U nion. But to Considertht>mini-headlinein USA do !his requires sustained, uiiremit- Today. whose success is largely ting. do-or-die pressures againsl the attributable 10, its absolute dom1· So\'ie1 Union, activated not on the nance of 1he American idiom. "In C"ve of scheduled summit con- USA TODA Y's opinion, what's im-ferences. but in lazy sumn1er after- ponanl is 1hat NicholaS DanilofThas noons 1n July. wh en nobody is been freed . superpower 1ens1ons re-thin king abou1 any!hing very much duced (see page SA)." Page 8A tells us except maybe Black Sea vacations exactly what we would expect to hear. and Disneyla~. It is then. and JhC' DanilotTis free. isn'I he, and wasn't monthaijerandthemonthafterthat, thatthepoint? ... The f.reat engincsof that Y.'C need to hammer home our nuclear reconciliation are re-poinls. Whal arc they? lubricated and v.·e arc headed for a •Well. you can·t get away with summi1 confc:'ence. and isn't that the killing an .\mencan soldier in the lin<" main point? of dul~ without an . apology and It is both easy and self.gratifying to compensauon. . · lean back and say: Ronald Reagan •No. youcan't shoo1 down passen· should have called upGoFbachev and ger planes wi thout an apology. com- said to him ... Gorby. I'm going 10 turn Pt>nsat1on and assurances that i1 off all the phones between the United won"t happen again. States· and the Soviet Union until the •No no no. you can't chea1 on White House guard tells me that Nick treaties Abide by the promises given D\iniloff is at the ga1e. waiting to scr at Hets1nk1. o r we doclare it null and me. We'll talk a$ain after that void. as also the ocCompanying happens. Meanwhile. any c~m-• recogn1tilln of territorial rights you municauon from you will be retum!.'d Ja y claim to after World War 11. No. unopened." you can'I chea t on SALT II. which There is such a nice feel just you have been doing. without auto- th in king_about such a communica-mat1calty triggering the trcaty·s tion; but most Americans know that resc1ss1on. No no no no, you can't no presidenl who behaved inithat way build that radar statio n in Siberia 1n defiance of 1he ABM Treaty y,·i1hou1 ha ving the identical effect: automatic rescission at this end. And that goes for the chemical warfare treati~s you have violated in Afghann;tan and 1n Cambodia: They arc null and void. a~ far as we arc concerned. _ •Your so-called d1ploma1s 1n America? Those permitted into New York will be the bare minimum required under the U .N.·Treaty, and we will be looking into tht advisabili- ty ofcontinuins 10 offer our hosp11al- ny 10 the U nited Nations in New York if you continue to use 11 as a cenier for subversion. And your faci lities in Washingto n'! You have six months in which to find differl'OI . quarters. quarten; that do nOt lend !hemscl ves to electronic penetrat ion of the telephone traffic of a frcr society. -But America's peacen1ks wouldn·t permit all this.· So~ Ronald Reagan has son1eth1ng very serious in mind 1hat helh1nk s hl' can pull off at a summit conference The odds are heavil y against any success 1n his doing so. for the reasons sptttled out by Mr. Revel: The Soviet Union can double-cross ad lib, and with impunity, while the frc(.' world feels the weight of scruple. Sull, Mr. Reagao must be gi vC"n 1he chance to try his grand design, and it was written 1n the sk.ies that lhe detention of Nick Daniloffcould not deny him that opportunity. Wiiliam F. Buckley ls a !lyildicated col11mal1t. ... It bnn'&s out the San Francisco ~oph1stica11on 1n all of us. It happens every year at 1h1s t1mC; fall sneaks into our toY.·n. . As fall sneaks into .town: I snuck oul. As you read this I am e11Rtrienc- 1ng 1hr adventure of a lifetime. i:en days ago I left LAX headed for the Far East w1th orily a pair of hiking boots nnd a full backpack. Right now I'm·• somewhere on thC' nonh side of Mt. Everest. The adventure will lead to Everest Base Camp 11 and eventually the Rongbuk Glacit!r at the 22,000-· fool level. From there we'll descend 10 the Tibt:tan village of XC"g.ar .and then 10 Lh.aia . capitol ofTibet, former home oflhC' l)alai Lama and focus of lht' Buddhist religion. Much to see and learn. En route to M1 . £\•crest, I will visi1 Bang](ok . Thailand: Kathmandu, Nepal and on returning we will stop in Hong Kong and Seoul, Korea. In subsequcn1 Sundays this column will ong1nate from each of these locales. As much as possible. I ho pe lo share this wonderful adve nture·with you. En1oy the fall along the OrangC' (.~Oast. and God "'illing. ne11t Sun· da} 's column will come from Kathmandu. in the Kingdom of NCpal. It should indeed provide ~mcth1ng 10 think about. )Im Wood lil'es lo Newport Beacb. ToDAY IN HISTORY Defining 'rapid' in treaty can't be done fast enough By lhe Associated Pre11 . Today is Sunday. Oct. 5. the 278th day of I 986. There arc 87 days left in the year. ' Today·~ .. ltghhght 1n History: On Oct. 5, 1813, the Banle of the Thames was fought in Upper Canada ~dunng thc War of 1812. The British troops Y.'!.'re soundly defeated, and their lnd1an all}. Tecumseh, was k1llc-d. WASHINGTON -In 1he fine an of "automatic or sem1 .automa11c or of treaty negotiation -especially Q!her ~im llar ~ystems for ra pid re- with the Soviet Union -the need lo load·· of the pcormi1ted launchers. ·be exact is so iniponan1Jbat 1fthc two, ·rhe negotiating record· indica1es sidCs do11'1 agree OQ the defin i1ion ofa that the intent was to keep either side crucial word, the tr~aty isn't wonh the from brin.s1ng to bear "more than 100 paper ii"s written on. ABM missiles during an engage- There's no bcner e11ample 9f this ment." The U.S. team indicated it than the use of the vague word had a "strategically significant lime" ··rapid'' in the U.S.-Soviet Anti· in mind. Rut none of this was clearly 8allis1ic Missile 1reaty. In facl. a spelled out. recent classified \Vh11e House report The reason these ovcrsiJhL~ have is devoted to the problems that have become a problem, accord1nJ to the an sen ovCTthc possiblt definitions or White House report. is that '"1n 1983. .. rapid" as it applies to the reloading \he Soviets conducted 1raining and capability of ABM inlcrceptor missile ft ri ng of ABM missiles which demon- launchcrs. stratcd an abih1y 10 reload and launch The 1972 treaty banned "rapid interceptors in a peri~ that was not reloading" of ABM interceptors. But more than 21/1 hours and could have the exact definition of"rap1d '" wasn't been less." spelled out 1n the treaty, · Is 2V:i hours.a "rapid reload"'.' U.S. The whole point oflhe trcat.Y was to experts haven't been able to decide. prevenl either side from ach1evin~ a The reJX)rt notes that an American strategic missile defense.so effecll ve P.lena;r. statement onct dC'1.ned that it might be tempted 10 launch a "rtP.icl ' as "a reloading time which first strike. The idea was 10 make sure · would be shonerthan the time period a nuclear war would be unwinnable, of an engagemenL" Whereupon a and perceived 10 be suc h by both Soviet negotiator pointed out tha1 sides. "'an initial engagement miaht last So the two superpowers asrccd 10 only a few minu1es." limi1 thl"P deployed intercep&or miss-The U.S. negotiators aarecd that iles to IOOcach. That meant that only "1he most likely tccnario for nuclear a ma.11 imum of 100 of the thousands connict \1nvol've1) an intense: al· of incomina missi les could .,be de· tack ... wuhin 1 shon period -S to strayed by the inlercepton. 10 m inutes -apinst lhe ABM· Unfonun1ttly, the treaty did not defenled area. .. T.his l\llltftl tha1 11n1n the number of in1erccp1ot "rapid rtloed" would be somtthina m issi les th11 each side can build and under 19 r.ninutes. stOCJcpilc. ,All ~t did. was prohibit the Con~uently, 1he Americans told development. icstina or deployment the'"Soviets they wouldn't be obli.aed • ' :' .. • : -< ---~ Jac11 AIDEISOI and JOSEPH SPEAR r~ ~. ~ ~...,,... In 19!13, Sohdanty IOunde.r l...cch Wale~ "·as awarded the Nobel Peace Prize ror his efforts On behalf of Polish workers. In 1984, the sp,aee. shuttle "'Challenger." carrying a crew of five men· and two women, blasted ofTfrom to modify their Galosh interuptor 10 Cape Cana veral, Fla .• o n an eight-day comply with the treaty. The CIA mission. estimated it would take a minimum Ten years aao: Striking United ·of IS minutes to reload a Galosh Auto Workers a"nd the Ford Motor launcher -though the Sovic1s, Co. reached 1enta1ive agreement on a interestinJly e nough, ntver con--new lhrtc:-year ~on1.ract, allhost three finned 1h1s CIA estimate... weeks afler the walkopt bepn. In t>ne eariy nqotiatin& session. an Fi ve years ago: President Reapn American official "asked how Icing it Stjned a resolution ma!Ong Sw~ish took 10 reload Galosh:· according to diplomat Raoul Wallenberg an the rcpan, which added: "(Gen.) hon o rar y American cit1:ieo. Alckseyev sidt:steppcd the s~ifict, Wallenbera, crt<lilcd With s.avin& but 'tate<I· that it took" cons1denl)le about-100,000 }iungarians, m<nt of time to move the missiles in their !hem Jews, from the Nazis durin1 silos1 to load them, etc. Alekscyev World Wa1_.ll, dis.appeared while in said st would takChours lfno1 aday." ~v1et custody. This Jed some U.S. officials to view One year •go: Soviet leader •that anything leu than "hours'" Mikhail Gorbachev rttumed to Mos.- would violate the .. npid reload" . cow aner a four-day visituo Pari1. provision of the trtaty. Bui the Totlay's Binhdays: ProduceNli- SOvit:tl haven't IJrccd to that inter-A~tor JQshua Loaan is 78. Ac10r prctation, and to thi1 day nobody is Donald P\easanc:c is 67. Actrus sure. As the White House repon Glynis Johns is 63. Comedian Bill concludes: "There cltarly is uncer· Dana ls 6?. Sinacr teve Miller is 43. talnty in the obliption, 'U evidenced A<1trtU Karen Allen ls JS. by the sc:veral interpretations." Thouaht for Today: "An i• ... lie .. that enables us to rcali~e the trulh." Jact Aaft,... •H JHe,. Speir -Pablo Picasso. Speinish arti11 uuyodkllr"4 co1 ... i11•1 (1881 ·1973). • . - ..r-,.------:---::!-;---~----:----"'""":::z::-:--:=--::---~---------------:----------------~---:------.:.:..:.~-=---_.:. ......... ~.....:;._"""!"",..i°'~,.~ge;~C;Nlt;;;_;DAt;;~~Y~PILO;.;;T~. o ... , .,~ .... DI --- ' 'K n..~ .... -· ... ~-"" Y0411 ......,. Jr._... ti.o CASH with o a.tied M . CALL 842-5878 Mv.,9 11Wtlft Q#v, No ComrMrt ltl, .... f ttete, AutcNMflw, loellfte f!f .,.,._. l'Nlflt Adi Ttwe It ,. wic. lllNt It wfl9I ~QI'!~ # I You can now call the D•llJ Piiot C'-alfled Dept. on Seturdiy morning from &-00 to 1j:30 e.m. to piece rout Sunday Md llondeJ. Mt1. i REAL ESTATE FOR ·sALE HOUSES/CONDOS 0...-1002 ............ JOOt ..._,..,..... IOl17 c.,.-..-1011 c..-.,_ ton c:--lot• o.,.,_ . l<Ot flT-, IOU ,_v..., t~ ·-.......... 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Hulch111&$ UUll Pmlsal-Sl.lM.•-llta l ....... Home, 11rdtft, beach. petr, bayfront 8 Blrrqton ·u~•--·-·"n·•·-·-·--JM/M2 ,....., 4/1 remodel or rebtltld. 3 R 2 IOts ·-......... I SUNll U~l()U •EALT088, 675-6111 . H411MeC...H ....... c.. ........... I COITAMEIA "'Puz Tlllll 111 .... Bargain Prlcel Very prtvate and pMh end unit mt,.... . 11.._ townhome. Vaulted celllnga cozy· ftreplace, NEWPORT LIFESTYLE: .. COST A MESA PRICE. -French door• and wtndowa. Ofnlng room teada 3 bedrooms. hardwood floors, f.mlty room, to Mcioeed patk>. Muter .,It• wtth lltflng ftreptace, i.rge lot, tr..-.lned ltreet. PAINT ANO room, alcoYe, 2 bedrooms, 2~ batha. ~ ,.... . SAVE. can OOWI &48-7171. NP8 muat ... 1546-2313 HP11 IMllll"' I 11 ... OVERSIZED R-2 LPT-MANY~OSSIBIL!TIES. 2 bedroom, STUDIO RETREAT, peeuttfulty land- ec.aped yarda, gardens, central vacumn, m<>Y9- ln condition. WALK TO COSTA MESA COURTYARD. Call M&-7171 NP9 wnmn ...,.. 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Forcnal dining, apecloua llvtng ar .... Fl~. patio. Brtng the gangl 546-2313 HP12 ' ITllTB... 111.,.. Juat Hated. Expanded home. lMge ltvtng room. Formal dining. 3 bedrooma. large lot. RV 90C 111. Call.today."646-2313. HP13 t. lllllft 11=1•1 ....... Rare opportunity. GrMt locatlon. Cozy Ind, private 2 bedroom 1~ bath townhome. Prtvat• patk>. Encloeed garage. Call fut. 546-2313. HP14 .- l&Lm,_ . t1 .... be 1l1nt opportunity! Great f.mlty hOme. Tite wortc upgrade In kttc:Mn Ind battwOoma. 3 bedrooms. Large tot. C.et nowt 541-2313 HP 15 •11111•= 11...-.... on mertt ... NMt and ~. New cerpet, MW d,.,.., hardwood floors, MW pillnt, weA appotr.e.d. f*1Wty room, lley and RV .ce111. Chwlll.9d dOubte garaoe. Calt quick 5"4fr2313 HP10 • SANTAANA mulK&.m.PI .... Motivated Miier wtll help wtth mow In c:osta. Show9 llke a model! Great 2 pedroom condo. Excellent comptex. Great opportunity for ftret time buyer or lnveetor. Call today1 M&-2313 HP7 PUIUY1 '11,111 ·Lovely condo In South Coaat Terracee. Very ctean. 2 bed~•. 2 bathrooms. Loca1ed acroa from Music Center and ctoee to South Coast Plaza. Call to see. 546-2313 Hp8 ..n ll&IT ITllTll I.,.,_ Great opportunity! Beautlful South Cout Vlllu. Cloee to shopping, free¥(ays. Performing arts Center. Nice 2 bedroom. 1V. bath unit. Call today. 546-2313 HP9 MESA VERDE ....... .. ... Oeelgned for young executtve, move-In con- dttlon, apaclou• 2 bedroom, covered patio, community pool: Call to .... M&-7171 NP12 m&T ... -IMAT mAI 11 ..... Popular floor ptan In deelrabte arM of Meea Verde. Excellent opportunity to atep Into a great community. 3 large bedrooma, 1 ¥• bath•. Call today. 546-2313 HP3 • mi L9ftl m111M 111•1• tna.- Untque opportuntty, rare on the rnartcet. More apace and luxury than you'd expect In a townhome. Large llvtng ....... Formal dining, breekfaat nook, 2 muter Mitt•. one wtth ftre- ptace and deck. 2~ batha. Lowly poof and apa area. Great location, near 2 country cluba. call to ... 1 5"4fr2313 HP4 -. ..._ • -~-·---------------- ........ 11 ..... ldM for tJeech ltarter home. Or "18Y be UMd u "BASE" for bultdef _looking for DYNAMITE BEACH PROJECT jue1 ltepe from oc:een. Charming 2 bedroom. Arlt time offered. ...646-7171 NP1 .. .......... " .... DISTINCTIVE ARCHITECURAL DESIGN, waJk to beeeh. S<wtng celllnga In llvtng room wtth muetve ftreptace, formal dining, FRENCH DOORS, LIBRARY, gourmet kitchen, muter Mlfte wtth luxurtoua d,_.ng area and PRIVATE SPA, ~car garage, NO PARKING HASSLES. A mult eeel M&-7171aNP 2-... " .. " ...... Live ttte at the top wtth vtewsof NEWPORT BAY AND PACIFIC OCEAN. DeelRlbte 3 bedroom, 2 bath, SWEDISH FIREPLACE, elegant pereonal amenltlee, luah landacaplng. fruty lncom- parabtell Call 646-7171 NP3 • UM Tm lllT UM,111 Experience ocean fresh cllmate and enjoy for-ever OCEAN VIEW from outstandlg VILLA sl tu- ated across from private park on NEWPORT HILLSIDE, marble tile accents. formal dining, quiet CQrner locatlon. Call today. 6-i6-7171 ,._.p 4 uamll..a 1111,111 THE CM.IFO~NIA PROMISE "WHERE PLANTS BLOOM". Minutes from FASHION ISLAND AND NEWPORT CENTER. Outstanding community, charming 2 bedroom, spacious llvlng room, soaring ceUlnQS, SKYLIGHTS, den. Call today .. &46-7171. NP6 ti' ••a talMI Panoramic v..w. of· FASHION ISLAND ANO BACK BAY. Luxury home for growtng famlty and rnemortee. Walla of glua In ltvtng room. dining, luxurtoua muter eulte, exquisite dreulng-area, den, fwnlty room, retreet OI party room Ideal for In-law quartera. TRY LEASE OPTION! Call Me-7171 NP7 ' O,,_RAMA8 ""'-•o a ,,..,.. Located near w.ythlngl Prema.. lower unit, PRIVATE JACUZZl oft matt•, mln'Of ed wwd- robel. Ught, airy, grKk>ua pereonaJ amenlt .... large patlo, community POOL and SPA, BBQ AR~S. toddler P91tta. c.1111 848-7171 NP13 •• -.-•••• t1 ..... ONE Of ORANGE COUNTY'S BEST KEPT SECRETS. s.ctuded, 3 bedrooma, epadoue kttchen, •woe baywd, POOL. d11lgtied to acoommodat• the ~ of II\ llCtlW growtng famly. c.11 toct.y. &4fr1171 NP14 . \ "' \ DI 0.-.,. COMI DAILY PILOT/ Sund•Y. October 5, :18M ...... I 4 ... I • .... . 1111..... -.• ..... .... ..... ltu....... • .. lf&Mlllle ~ IP' . m111...-.n11 Lait...U.,_ .. ---~---------•lttvo.,.,enoo1wcnineto:' .. WnlftlUlll 90, J't: tram , 14'. y.w . loof • ,If ,.eio IWLll _,. .. -'I •llr9a llm :=.~~f':.:i,e11 .wm11n. ctec>t11 .. L:~Adin 3&Mt.. .... """* """1n ~·eno• .. •• '-'· •Mtm, 11cttm .. pta Hdfm.n.•o..,... ... --~-· -----·i----..,,---.....-O.OCW~ ~'r'~~ lllowcHt"Tr~t>•tt, ~tlM CC!ftd, VACANTI led lot"'!::,~ too low fotcJ[McetlOn ~~=::= lllTllll TmPUI ~ femity room~ 9oO c-::r_:;;nto or ~go~~":'~ ~ fl0-1110 '°P::'~-.oP~::ILl ~t S15t,500. ,.,,_... Open tlouH Sat/b J 5 . wit full b•y, oet•n. _ ., .. L.M69nd tasa,500 ....... HI LL 7f0.fot22_ -,. .. 1,. _ .. a.t Coat• Meea locatlon. Large 3 ... 127·u .......... ...__.. ~. ~ ~::~~-~:::::: ASSOCIAT!DMALTY ,..,.,._ S189,000tOi1ii.IGO bdrm, 2 bath owner'• unit wt'th fir• I • n.IU'lllt --~ "''"' ttrt HwdWoOd,tlte&dt-............ ,.. Cl13·*3 ... utlful aroedmoor lmmec !11tc 48'2'1."SW' piece and yard. Plue two 2 bdrm PRIME BAYFRONT LOCATION ""'* ltOorlnQ ' 09'· tiomt PenotaMlc ~of btckyd w/eoa, MW pW!t, unltl. All have gatllgee and alley IC-dtn9 ...... 000-. c.n.a ... ... am OCHn, b•Y •nd city '-"dseapfflg, wood ..,.. oeaa. Truty prl<M of ownership. Seifer f f .U-La 4811111' IOi. 1 A lo &U ltglll• <4Br+ office/Br, frpl, nrldlool• 54-7910 hu purchued another property and Luxurrous srn&le story bay ront with an-INI _. • l·I lch s21s,ooo. Buy'°' cw ~:'~lry'~ 21sto~=· Tr* ...... fer LIM la motivated. Aaklng $295,000. tastte view to main channel. Gated 1l 107 IL llf ''~ Into ~ tP9'°* ----By awt onty 8'4·5273 2 new llOMee . 39A 3\teA courtyard entry. Formal ltvrna and d1nina ._ ·--"" 11ome s1159.9010 IYUml -... ---•• 22s1 Elden. cen rent Fiii PLO rooms w/cathedr1I beamed ced1na. Four · _....... --,...-•1eo• OC!AH T fMUUIY.... fOfS1400tmoeecm went • BR, 4 ~ BA, den + MOI rOQm. Large .. UT 1.. uo o. soi. T• ,.3500 elf· 11111111.. SBdnn•. •••· 3 cat GM· to tredt fOf lend In N8 « Good rental area of Costa Mesa ell ~· t t · 111 llYI •er. 3v.e1, P"' bcl'I s54tK lfllm Pllll •oe.· ~e•ullfut country CM tor s.-10 unit•. are 2 bdrm, 1 bath units with gourmet kitchen an.., mas er sut e Ptc1ur• perfect duplex. "'" 720-<Ms& Bier trench nome A•ktng Rleh Aoctl 8'5-0tM carport. Good dltlo R t a w/ftreplace. 55' boat doc~. Includes land. ~· It ..-. .. sa1.-. IA89.ooo 120~ D p1i_1 l , con n. ens re .., ...... ' un ·--·• r •U..-T_.* ltM• ... ..&.tH u-RBRVUH1LLs,..renct ·~•;;;••p,;iii .. ....,.""'"""'.._ low. Asking $2"47,000. BELLE PARTCH ~-:-1.~e:; .. ·~ rm. *''~..... ..... 4eR •FR. 2\hBA Pool. flC.·-et0rise6N68 Traditional Realty 631-7370 HOMES FOR SALE 84,85.86 Rocky Pt. Spyglass 644-6200 $2.700,000 S.11t/Sun 8·8 1 BEDROOM * 1t 1209 Bayside Dr. Corona Del Mar 640-4868 $459,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 209 Iris, GOM 644-6200 $439.000 Sun 1-5 2 BEDROOM 3 Aries Ct, Newport Crest • 644·6200 $164,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 238 Flower Street, Eastslde Costa Mesa 631-8011 $159,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 28 Rainbow Falls, Turtle Rock, Irvine · 760·8333 $219.500 Sat~un 1·5 1758 Santa Ana Ave. Eastslde Costa Mesa 646-7171 $234,900 Sunday 1.5 •26282 Via Logrono. Mission Viejo 546·2313 $120,000 Sat/Sun 2·5 2 BR pluS-EAM RM or-DEi **•633 Lido ·ParX t1 E3 (Udo Isle) NB 759-6700 $625,000inc furn Sun 12-4 222 Rochester, Eastslde Costa Mesa 646· 7171 $165,000 Saturday 1 ·5 3 BEDROOI 952 Azalla (SC Plaza area) Costa Mesa 641·8833 $175,000 Sunday 12-4 * 1255 Cerritos, Laguna Beach 673-5354 $344.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1124 Essex (Westclltt) Newport Beach 642-4150 $287 .500 Sat-Sun 12·4 2498 Fairway Dr . East Costa Mesa 673-3663 $169,500 Sunday 1-4 3061 Loren Lane. Costa Mesa 540· 153 1 $135.000 Sunday 1-5 320 1 Montana. Costa Mesa 546-2313 $159,900 Sunday 1·4 5304 Neptune, Newport Beach 631·1'266 $227,000 Sunday 1-4 3216 Ocean Blvd. Olde COM 675-6000 $895,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 * • 2080 Orange Avenue. Costa Mesa 546-2313 $215,000 Sunday 1-4 408 Piazza Lido (Lido Isle) Nwpt Bch 759-9100 $650.000 Sat/Sun 1 ·4 3 Aue Blarrltz.Big Canyoo NB 631·7300 $499,000 Sunday 1·5 2659 Vista Ornada. Bluffs 675-6000 $240,000 Sunday 1-5 3 BR plus FAI RI or DEN 472 Abbie Way (Eastslde) Costa Mesa 645-4539 $229.500 Sat./Sun. 12·5 * 20391 Bay View, Back Bay Santa Ana Hgts 646-7 171 $199,000 Sunday 1·5 • 17 Carmel Bay Or (Spyglass Hiii) COM 759-9100 $496.000 Sunday 1·5 • 1t511 Cliff Dr. Clltthaven. Nwpt Bch 642·5200 $322,500 Sunday 1-5 1093 Danielle. Costa Mesa 759-6700 $244,900 Sunday 10·2 WTlllE CllAllEI IPll UT 1111 1·1 211 FLIWll ITIEn Lovely older 2BR home w/hardwood floors. Beautifully decorated. format dining rm . Kitchen tfas ~reenhouse window and breakfast area Large covered patio Huge yard w/alley ac- cess & RV gate. 1111,100 .IHkit 111111, l11fftr I 11 New,.r& 8eae• Bayfre•t Thi• haa to be OM of the flneat water- front homet avaHabte. Large dock wlll handle large boat eo n. and 2 .,,,.,.., onee. 5 bdrm, 4~ b1th. French door• and wtndowa. 8ftctc deck tnd courtyard. Tr8dl for lmahr home ~ iflduetrtal butklno· l1,1llr .. ltJSY -IUl.T• 1 ••••• • Office·. 644_6200 1111111 •mY Siii ... Specious Hr 2a. . ..o on ....... MC •y•. on wi-<tt-eac:. View of Herbof-+ OCMn ... ,. lllT& 1111 •·ra l•-'~-IOU w•••· Anume lino & Grell beck yetd w/pool 2Br. 2Ba, pool $195,000. Homt: 759-6608 *'&I.UY* -..-... -..-owe eo.i tllp rlgnta -$445,000 Ownr &.-0-8094 Agt 240-2227 G bb Ell' Plc1ureeque 15ecr ... •nd OwnrlAgt780-eget HOUSEPlUSINCOMESo -LIVEATTl;iE BEACH ~UI lffc~ ru 1. s ~ on hltl lot> wltll FIN •Ju•t Ll•ttdl Gorgeou• of PCH may ••cllenge lor 32U>rctlld. Sovlh of PCH. mt BUY ;;; lrv!M COY9 ,//:"_ 36()• view of Sent• Ynez 4,000 elf nom. 48r 3Be, l'louH In We1tcllft or 2Br. tBa. frplc. 45' lot. /~an view F" Mind' u V•lr.y. Only d mllet froni . huge l•m rm on u · wide E'Btuff ,~ .. , •r•• 10% Down. owe. S269K S795 000 NiCllol• RMi Rt.4'10£NTIAL M OKERAC[ SERVI~ Sotv•ng. IA25,000. P1ut d tot. 1 blk to bHCll S285.000 EvH 5·8, Lff 720--0455 Bkr Etllt• 49-4--0703 Burtnet• (8051888-1990 through classifie . S695,000 St 759.9070 wknd• 10-8, 675-5715 C-1 • --l024 __ ---- * 540 Oeanza/Corona Hghlands 644-6200 $4 76.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 260 Evening Canyon (ShorecllHs) COM 673·5354 $799,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1736 Galaxy Or, Dover Shores NB 631-7300 $675.000 Sun 1-5 • 1730 Galaxy Dr. Dover Sh'ores, NB 631·7300 $695.000 Sunday 1-5 1000 Grove. Westcllff 644·6200 $457.000 Sa\/Sun 1·5 •2807 Harbor View Dr (Harbor Vu Hiiis) NB 644·9060 $529,500 Sunday 1·5 * • 1207 Highland Or, westcllff Custom 631·1300 $449,000 · Sat/Sun 1·5 3280 Indiana (Mesa Verde) Coste Mesa 759·6700 $159.900 Sunday)-5 3~owa. Costa M"esa -"' 546-2313 $144,500 Sunday 1·5 v 16 Jetty Drive. Jasmine Creek. CdM 759· 1626 $329.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 724 Malabar (Irvine Terrace) COM 644-9060 $299,900 Sunday 1-5 730 Malabar. Irvine Terrace. CdM 159-1877 $265.000 Sunday 1·5 **308 Morning Star In. Dover Shores 631·7300 $775.000 Sunday 1·5 45 Northampton (Belcourt) Nwpt Bch 759·6700 $540.000 Sunday 12·4 -3-2+--Potnse1tta;-€-orona--det Mar 644-9060 $345,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1519 Santanell Terrace. Irvine Terrace 631·7300 $415,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •5552 Southall Terrace (Turtlerock) Irv 552·2000 $405,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 * 1228 Sussex Ln, Westclitt 631·7300 $279,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 * 1308 Sussex. Newport Beach 759·9100 $305.000 Sun 1-5 1349 Sussex (Westcllff) Nwpt Bch 559·9400 $259,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 1807 Tahuna Terr, Irvine Terr. 644-6200 $485.000 Sunday 1 ·5 * 1729 Terrapin Way, Baycrest 631-7300 $298.000 Sun 1 ·5 1t * 736 Via Lido Nord, Udo Isle, NB 642-5200 $1,625,000 Sunday 1·5 24 11 Via Marina. Back Bay 631· 7300 $245.000 Sun 1·5 464 Vista Trucha Bluffs. N·B 759·9100 $279.900 Sun 1·5 4 BEDROOM 4 7 Balboa Coves. Balboa Coves 650·5097 $499,500 Sat Sun 1·5 932 Coronado. Costa Mesa 546·7910 $159,900 1108 E Balboa Blvd, Peninsula Sun 1·5 I 675·6000 $1 100,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 300/302 Fernteaf. Olde COM I 675-6000 $925,000 2060 Flamingo. Costa Mesa 546-2313 $219.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 Sunday 2-5 4 BR plus FAM RM or DEN 516 Narcissus. Corona del Mar 631· 1266 $239.000 Sunelay 1·5 * •3725 Blue Key, Corona del Mar 640-6094 $445.000 Sunday 1·5 2401 Bayfarms (Back Bay) Santa Ana Hghts 646-7 171 $214,900 Sunday 1·5 OLD CORONA DEL MAR 1 RANCH CLASSIC Remodeled, used brrck, open beams, frre· place, large lot, in block to Brg Corona Beach. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths + guest quarters, large patio wrth spa. Open S1t/Soo 12-5 By Owner $485,000 675·9040/home 642·5866/w BIG CANYON ESTATE .REDUCED TO $894.000 * • 17 Burning Tree, Big Canyon 644-6200 $995,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••6 Chadbourne, Belcourt 644·6200 $899,000 4601 Cortland. COM Sunday 1·4 644-6200 $264,900 Sunday 1-4 518 El Modena, Newport Heights. Nwpt Bch 640·4868 $349,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 * 1342 Galaxy Or, Dover ShQres 631·7300 $725,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 * * 127 Harbor lsland/Bayfront 644·6200 $1.595.000 Sunday 1-5 **818 Harbor Island Or (Promontory Bay) 759·6700 $975.000 Sunday 1·5 2133 tndlan Springs (Back Bay) NB 646·7171 $425 ooo_ _ S..atLS.un_ 1.5 2010 Maybury, Santa Ana 759·9100 $160.000 Sun 1-4 1751 Newport Hiiis, Newport Beach 646,7171 $365.000 Sunday 1-5 225 Poinsettia, Corona del Mar 646-7171 $749.000 Sunday 1-5 250 Poppy, (Ocean View), Olde CdM 759-9070 $369.900 Sat/Sun 12·5 1601 Port Abbey (Harbor View Hms) NB 759-9100 $343,000 Sat/Sun 1·6 1954 Port Carney/Harbor Vu Homes 644-6200 $450.000 Sun 1·5 1806 Port sranm5pe (R~VTew Hmor-NB 759-6700 $349,950 Sunday 1·5 •24 Rockingham, Belcourt 644·6200 $849,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 •• 14 Aue Grand Ducal, Big Canyon 644·6200 $795.000 Sunday 1-5 *108 St James Place. Clltthaven, NB 646-4394 $359,000 Sunday 1-5 5 Sunburst (Turtlerock ) Irvine 552·2000 $340.000 Sat/Sun 1·4 10052 Suntan Circle. Costa Mesa 546·2313 $184,900 Sunday 12·4 •1919 Suva Cir, Costa Mesa 546·2313 $259,900 Sat/Sun 1·4 1834 Tradewlnds Ln. Baycrest. N B. 631·7300 $299.500 Sal./Sun 1·5 * * 1436 w . Bay. Newport Beach 673-9060 $875,000 Sunday 1·5 5 BR plus FAM RM or DEN * 1524 Antigua Way. Dover Shores 631·7300 $739.500 Sun 1·5 * • 12 Drakes Bay (Spyglass) Nwpt Bch 760-5000 $539.000 Sunday 1·5 203 Evening Canyon (Shoreclitfs) COM 644·9060 $1,300,000 Sunday 1·5 1518 Galaxy Drive, Dover Shores 631:.7300 $657,000 Sunday 1-5 1215 Goldenrod (Hrbr View Hiiis) CdM 644-5273 $520.000 Sat·Sun 1·5 6 Morro Bay (Spyglass Hiii) COM 759·9100 Sunday 1-5 * •401 North Star Lane (Dover Shores) NB 673-5354 $795,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 * 1332 Santiago (Dover Shores) Nwpt Bch 646· 7171 $339.500 Sunday 1·5 23 Lochmoor, Big Canyon 644-6200 $890,000 Sun 1-5 * •6206 W. Oceanfront. W. Oceanfront 644-6200 $875.000 Sunday 1·5 CONDOS TOWIHOME.S FOR SALE 2 IEDROOI "a 111 · IPllUT/-1..f •II .. IY .... * Emer1ld B•y • OCMf\ view 3Br 2Ba. xtr• to f1m 1m, lg • pvt beach. IA45,000 'aun(lry rm. stor erea, -Call 10< gate entranc4 cul·de-eac. elley access. Cerol Tatum. Realtor $229,500 Open Hse 12·5 759· 1552 or 497-&837 •72 Abbie Way 6-4~539 lt!J!rt liac~ lllt BY OWNER EJSIDE -DUPLEX' 2Br 1Be, ee has Al.91$T IOUlflllT own y1rd & gar. Owner• LG Oup1t11, ••IP• to Mild. unit ta1ger has encl patio 48R uppe<. 2BR IOWI', tun· s 179.500 (213) 598-4057 deck 4 car prti, can be 3 --units S219t< LH DOVER •El llll M ·SlHY RE 759-5080. 631·3175 Charming 2Br 281. f'.P, *' BLOCK TO BEACH * gar, lndryltlO•IOtl. patio. West NB. 3BR t\<iBA, F .. pool, clbllM W•lk to 1and. flell terms $210.000 stores & Rest /Westcliff & 631·3822 tor eppt 17th St A1k1ng -.. SPACIOUS• s 1~.000 Ag1 122-eeae 3bd 2w. ger. x·1n1 w·c11ff * IEU Yllll * 100 s287.500 Flex. 1124 3BR 2BA. Eirtre large yerd. Essxex 642 ... 150 PP ndssome work $142.000 •Wllllflm* Pnns only Agl 6-46-3627 4Bdrm 28a, dodt, 1 •.-,lot + •Ft.XE~ 1911Banoute ByOwner On R-3 tot. Lg 3Br. FR Am 1450.000 67S.2332 k)1 2-3 "'~ unit-$ -i1m.-.su11 - $159.000 Agt 546-7739 Almost ·~ ecre on water· I 1111 Nil I SPlll lront Room tor 100' •-+ FllllllYl1U,IOOU k~.~~~9:=t Redecoreled lrg femlly with PATRICK T.ENORE :_. ••2768 Loniwood Court Costa Mesa · home ln an ldealtoeeuon 631·1266or1eo-a102 5 0 ' S 4 Great patio/pool enllf· I 46-2313 173,90 unday 1· 1alnmtnl area Catt now ·~i~'· 543 #01 Wiison, Costa Mesa uus one wont last •• ' -~· 546-2313 $114.900 Sunday 1-4 HllCEI Tl Sill.. f. **600 E. Oceanfront .v3F, Newport Penln· Mesa Verde e11ecullv• --------sula tiome 4 spac1<N• bdrms . II llL .... T 644-0519 $299.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2"~ baths family rm OY«· IPR S&T/1111·1 174 Tus In Ave 3·B ~ta Mesa looking poo1 Now only i!_apanded Plan B. huge -.. t .t-0-0 Setl.-r-1~...,,. 722·6988 $120,000 Sunday 1·5 mouvated. Cati flooring ATsvlT'ltblt 2 BR plus FAM RI or DEN 311 Oahlla. Corona Del Mar 673·8494 $239.500 Sunday 1-"4 '* • ..,...22 Ocean Vista (Sea Island) NB . 640-1812 $477,500 Sat/Sun 12·5 ~ BR plus FAM RI or DEN * • 1112 Danielle. Costa Mesa 546·23 13 $269.900 Sunday 2·4 DUPLEXES FOR SALE ·2 BR plus 1 BR lill I h111 Wtkter 11n1nc1ng ~29.000. Call Hl·l2M 1t~~30~1 631.1266 or liiiihtl IJWD . 952 Azall•, cost~ HYFHIT llft.D Lovely 3BA 2BA CIOM 10 2 , n....-""-•·'e U It SC Plza Decorator pet· .,.,.,, """'.., n rect snows hke a model overlooking sandy beech Ala1m sys Covered & main chan~ 3Bdrm patio s 175 ooo Open ren111. income S20.000 Sun 12·4 64.1-8833/agt annually Asking S795K Trades acc epled A RAH FIHll Owner/Agt 64-4-9513 New single lamlly nomes in Bayiront elegant 2BR Costa Mesa wtpr111eta 2•,BA condo on sendy lncd y1ds Ttle roots. 0111 bCh Gun11e jac. eleem cabineta & much morel 2 •00 sf Open Sat/Sun CalltOdayAgt548·1329 1.5 1815 w Bay ASSllE llO,OOO HA $375.ooo 673-3777 LIU Baysllores cusl 3BR 31..;ba ' •••( Ill IW lp_rm DA oourmel kll, 3 .._ trpl Prol I~ & Mtn cabin nr Snow Sum· .dee S639,500 631-4304 mlt. 2Br 2Ba. 6 yrs old - High summer/winter IHCI IHSE rents $80.000 Furnished JBR tBA nouse on ••tr• 516 Narcissus. Corona del Mar Trade lor anything '" 1a1ge corne< R-2 lot 631 -1266 $239,000 . Sunday 1·5 CMtNB Call nowi Uz or $187,000 Owner aniuov1 Chuck 63 t· 1266 or Wayne Agt 8'6-8816 646-5743 I ' __ BELCOURT 3 BR plus 3 BR It :~;Jb: tll 2bd. 3~~~h~~.~~E1r~• ~ * * 429 Via Lido Soud (Lido Isle) Nwpt Bch -~---highly upgraded. ~ 1o1 644-90§0 $715,000 Sunday 1·5 BY OWNERI ONLY S135K ~~;';,~~n~~~44-~~~ HOMES FOR RENT )('Int toe 3br H'·b•. llv rm, __ lrplc din rm, new rool Ill OAIYll IY .... Patio w /cove< 540· 1531 Mc Lain Condo . Lrg 2BR 320 Seaward. (Shoreclltts). CdM 720-0683 $489,000 Sunday t 115 Essex Ln, Westctlff. Nwpt Bch HllCllSlllE·FllH 2'Jt8A. den, lrplc, P•llo, , wld. refrlg, dbl garege And It s In a prime 1rea S2 l9 000 Appl 615· 7277 Cell tor delalls $I t9.000 or 640-4475 6 BR plus Fll RM or DEi 646·6789 $1595/mo Sat/Sun 1·5 1t v2w1nged Fool, Big Canyon. NB 760-0606 $894.000 Sat/Sun 1 ·5 2 11 lrls.(lot) Old COM 644-6200 $395,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 FOP INIOl!MATION & !>HOWINC CONTACT R06ttT CAUSllt.i CA US TIN & AS SOCIA TIS C~ M"'I"''"' :...•~ ~~ t N4'WJ•"' 8-h (A •2660 OU IC ( 8.S l 61/V tf<.10t.N<·~ 611 OH• REDUCED AGAIN TO $269,900 Owners must sell. Exclu Ive West· cliff 3 bedroom, 2 'la balh unique customized home. Immaculate con· diUon. Expanded f am1Jy room, for· mal dlnlnc room. lots of windows. C.11 today to aee. '1349 SUSSEX •Spa •Pool *•waterfront 1t * •Waterfroht & Pool ""Give address at guard gate let U1 lie.; Y 11 Sell Y •• p,.,.J,t· c.~. 641-5671 759-4830 GREAT WEST· ERN REAL ESTATE l§!li . FIHOLISHE 1104,000 Lots ol value nera Split level, l1plc. 2 c•r attached Qara~e 759 -4830 OREA WESTERN REAL ESTA e (cfi!i. 1110&011 .... I Designer perfect, lrg 3 bdrm. 2''r be, ale, w/P<>OI spa 1 1ennl1 S 1795/mo Pat1lcklegl 6~1· 12841 .. _ ... ,__ ..... ,~ .. , .... COLDWeu BANl(eRO {it:Jotl ,eoolti119, t;""" ,e1w119 ! Happy condo, qwlet, -1 short block to China Cove, dramatic 2 story entry. 2 Bdrm, 2 Ba, fire- place, skyllght, large garage, BBQ patio and aundeck. , $239,500 1111a11Pt. .... .. <eou,,ui dJ ..AIM \ OPEN SAT 6 SUN 1·5 for Information & surprisingly low cost. 1 Fi'u~ 673 ... rl/~9~ Mt7tC..""7 .. C... .. .. MARILYN/AGENT 559·9400 ' .. . . ~ j .. I 4 RESID£""1'1AL BROKERAGE SERVICES l&mMT-t ...... ---.. UITm Large lBR urut w1lh 11pacloua Lavllli and • UDll ftlW ... IJH,llt dining. lots of closets, new kitchen, new Wonderful family home with pool. 48R, bath, spaaous bayfront deck and more. 21h BA. two stories. choice location cloee Only $4'19,000 including I.and. Martha to greenbelt and school. Highly upgraded Macnab throughout. new carpet, parquet. planta· llUT~ 1111,llt uon shutters, tiled baths plus much more. Slng~ l\Ory 4BR. 2BA Capehom model Shown by appomtment only. Sara Hin- Wlth counyard pool and spa and ex· man terwve wood declung. This beauofully .. Tt llY A ""1TT.. SJ,111,llt mamwned rt'Slde~ feature9 air con-Prune locatJon · Big Canyon. a gated dluorung. teCUnty syst.rm, extra SU>rage, community surrounding a fabulous goU tnck llghnng. wood Ooonnc. marble and course Select a wonderful fairway and butcher block lutchen counters, formal lake VleW Make sure you have a pool. at hVU\I and duung rooms plua family room lea.It 5BR and a large famil y room Look and ocean. bay & aty ruaht hiht Vlew for large IJVll\g and dlrung areas for Call SandJe Jl\x ent.eru1rung. Extras: elevator. secunty u.& ... fMIT 11,Hl,lll system. air conditioning, 3 ban and tons View forever • beauufully maintained of storage You don't have to look far ·)l's older Laguna home Vied bnck terrace, all m 11 Deerwood Plus a cooperative luah courtyard entrance w1~ 1eduded seller. Bring an offer now Barbara Aune lwimml.ni pool. Thrw bedrooma. formal and Beverly Morphy dining room. den-ma1d1 quarters. .. • l&YllUT Utt .... Barban Aune Wonderful entertaining home. Four BR, lllllf• 11U1• TUii 121..... 2BA. FR, formal dining room, single Live In this luxurious view penthouse story residence m family oriented Jleigh· condominium, (approx. 1800 sq.ft.), with borhood. Added studio or pool cabana a grtdoua home like feeling. High ceil· opens out to beautiful patJo and pool lnp, aJcyUghta, formal dining room, large Tropical landtcapmg. malibu lights. ~r .Wte with walk·ln cloeeta. 2nd timed sprinklers and many more bedroom & bath, larje fanuly room. ameniues. Priced at $295,000 (includes en~nt be.loonies & gourmet the land). Donna Godshall kit.chm. P¥k like jp"OU.1\ds, pool & walk n.T MW WT 11,AM .... to OCM.n. June Davia Grut.est show on earth Some of the :· ..... ... 1141,111 worlds finest yachtll crwse past your Architecturally dramatic: 28.R "Dynasty" patio. What a place for a boat parade model with wondffful view location. party. A (ull view of the Ptrate Owes of Gated brick courtyard. marble entry. Big Corona Beach. Just steps from the central air condltlonJna and avaihible for w~. A lovely home properly des&gned quick polM?ISlon. Priced for lmmediate and eqwpped for enteruinment A great ale. &lle Part.ch family home with 48R. 3~ BA Call • 111111 • Hobie ~nny I.,_ mu •Im ll&IY .._ :::r: ltlEDI• Sl41 .... Sln&le atOry. 6BR, aolf COUl'W, euttom u..-1., offered. th1a 4BR Versailles model home. Cul-de-~location on one ot the· ._, ~ canyon'• fin.it sll'fleta. Features f~ townhome ia our meet luxurious' and UvtJ\i and d.lnlna room. Llrre mMter sufte popular floor plan. Features dralNIUC 2 with private off lee. Family room and den, •tor)' entry with aweeptna circular st.ai.r- larp pool 1111'.ed lot, ext-eptional vtewa! cue. larae formal Uvtna. dlnlng & family Dann IMbb/S hanJ Orod rooms. Luxunoua master suJte IOC'ated on Y tep e Y fint level. E>c~Uent cul-de-uc location _. IUI. ti,,.._ th vi o..nn Bibb and S OramaUc three atory cua1om home ewtt· wt acenk ewa. Y tep-\ looklnc entire ~. jetty and on to han.le Orody Catalina! r.clecUc 1'$dmce features 4BR. .... Im..,._• IUll SMl,llt d"n. game room. fonnaJ LMng and d1nJ.na Th.la teel~ hideaway containa a Jarae ar.u. run room aJKllmore. Total prlvk')' mMter tulte and..,....~ iue-t bedroom and 90phlltlcadon ln lh1a truly unique with beeuUful plantation ahutten. A offmnc tncludJng the land $2.100,000. ~ 0~n= ~~a~~u:~~ Martha M~b or o..nny Bibb Wh.lce/Zd kano ~1-fl-n~-w of Newport'1~y •lllH ..... ........ ,..,,_ v.. • J\at u.ted! Luxwiout "Towne Co~ ocean. Catalina and dty Uchta can be t.lon" home 1n Belcowt with qwet cuJ-do- )'OW'I from th11 CUltml r.ldence In lrvtnt" T ~ This home ta lell than ~ ac location. ~t neu\RJ decor, 281\, years old and f artura 38R, 3~BA. -MBA. .CuNm brldt ei-Uo and pro. Unique lower level room (or t:xerc:im, ~y land8capl!d Encliah garden tre>phl-. etc A pool on the~ skle. Call wi~ loCal priv1cy. !!xt'l'lnt value at for an appotntJMnt Wlday Ann Peten "85 ,000 Call ~lie J>ar1th ·#2 Gwlc ..... ,luff• .100· •••• 6200 l•W.O•T BIAGI •-- • DE~IGNEQ Anne Adams Collection 4043 • Tiie ~ llilndenzino tlflrec'I ...,. • 1119 10P wldl • i...t·~ ..,,_ ,....,,. ~ llultONO Utb _. CllOOM • ,......, 11u1ton '°' • epeolli IOQ.a OI........, All ... y bf~ I •Ml~ lar 1119 IHI ...,,. "'° ODmfoft ~ ~ ~ Hc:N ... toll "'°'*"' fll!Nn, ~ IWw'8 ..,. cPIOOM Oftt Of "" ,_.. ~ .,,.,,,. -ooie or • ""'°° ~ aolor Ill ...... , ... , ooeotl llltflCI ., ~ • o.q.., P-.m ~ 111 ..,..... in ~ S.ua 12 10 1•' • ~-MllO tJ 2 'Ot Htll l'UMI\ .0 tN-ol YOUT ......,.,.,_,, llilMdlf ._, I' 0 lo• 47 W N Y t 1311 CA.Ocl 1k lor Nell .,._..tot.,.,.. tt'CI Flt~ I PMll llUl!lllv YOUfl NA~ AOOAESS lift l?nt ~ Ill.AH() ll( H V ~· 1100 ..... 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For tlPPt 47i.30l8 Min. 1 'If booluieplng ex• _!>wPm+ 71~'7-l1l1 Light typ6ng and front of· o"-gOOd Ml..-Y plul In· E.cper recfd L-O. lo" l.WUrft 18 taA ...... +USdep 432.1311 nH tt't•ll eel. vie 19th/ dya0t4M-0322eYM. pefltnce. 10 key by UllLAl'Y/1191' lie. ~ance ExQlll· <*'It...,.. Duke'•8"r01f•4ff.24t• crpt. ,...-. w .. to OGf9" -... Tu. t In/ Irv c . M . AWARD WINNING FIRM t Ch Computerized T ....... *'t WOft(.lftA enyt,°""*11 ,,..... ~ NIUme to ... 1'*1'~81. MIO!mo. •.... Hr houH wlirg lot. 850-0389 . Seek• lnterlcr dellgner. ou • S.C'y/r..,e: OC) -• ~.. WllTllll/lll'ILe ywty. .... •••• ~ •. 1-lnClry •• utll Mc:Natl'I ,....,y I lrwe9t· FOUND Mele Springer Minimum 3 Y""I P'O-=:~.,.,~~ .. ri. L!: ~y .i..: and ~·· '!..,...... AM/PM, °'~"do~= Incl d. A\11 Imm CM2·7HO menta: ()fc; CM2· 133A °' Spaniel 'ICty McFedden reaatoo•I experlenc• DAL FEI lellJ_Pllet ev•ble Thi r V:---~'ic!9!'1.::= CONDO l'Slde OM ..,,,., Evet e51·91'9 & BMch, (714)117-etl3 crMtMt.y a Ir momt tlclllt a . A/P lllrt lfflOI 8.P 330 W SAY ST Re11aur•nt. 1400 W · ,,..::-AwMI now. 1125. newl ,urn. f.rprc, h.:••" ti FOUND,...__.___, ... 11... mutt Send returM & Poeltton requlr• •min ot lmmed, ~· NMd lllfUIE COSTAMHA,CAt282t COMI Hwt. NI eonu.ct .....,_7211118'· Aef9 TRW w-. -·7 ,.. ~ ,. ' R .... _.... If; Ure, Fllltvlew& Sunftowet _, ·-~, ... ..,.._,,. d t t 1• _...,...,.,..,.....,....,, ,_ --... ,. .,._, u• -....... ,~ •.02• +i .. utM ..,,...,_,_ ... "' ....i--. ...... ,,.,.,to·,_....... 1 yr accounts payable _,.....,...,._._...1: "'ttn·."""' ... •"A ..... 1 • u.v911m-7pmCM2...,, get, pool, )ae:I, ywd, 5 -C LL••• ..... I~ H11 8 Y~. •nd • • •111" ry........ • off\ce dUt•. ~ *' •ll •11ltilillr ___,, Meneoer .___ ISJI W... Jiit t'Aae Dpla Ofl min 10 UCI. 142-1313 boa. Stepe to beeet\, A .....,_....., Sant• Aoe, CA 92704 !*lance. fem er ..,,., • ,.q'd Npt Bell Cilnnery .. -.,.._ tM Mnd rw 45th It. Ilk• new. Agl 873-3777. AEWHD $20().. Or•tly compOt«IHd eyetem. 10 Village loc. DATEl.JNE •A *rm* Fum61hed. .. upgr.-, EVERYTHING ~need to OPEN SAT.SUH 1-5 M~I S M ht br R E. Br<*er/AlllOCl•I• to key by loud\ and OOCd TOURS. SMdr• 875-7920 • .,... ....., _ CHRISTMAS Sit dMIOn-.... 5!!.... S-· ~ new 12500/mo llve Ille oood !He In Nwptl 937 w. BALBOA BLVD poodle m1' mbm ..... .! ... nt work PI T with family commuftleatlon lkll... 11111 .., ... toys end gm• now M•IOt Aeptogr..,..~_ ..... 544. 414 M-F' e.-s ac:.eri vlew ~ to betll ~. -·· ,..• owned mortgege com· • NIH II IL 1111 Dec:. no cott.c110n. d.-vie. & Sut>PIY Co .• -· 2 AMdytomowtnlFemele 1 .. 11 al lrlmed.brnCCllarwltllQ•. pany 873-7480 · W• Oller •n ••cellent l•••••mM4ftra (11•)•1-11'1 !Ivery or tnv .. tment. lngdrlWlrt.40hr~~t· .. C!IM!'L II!! wf !!!,ted/ld lrgd~· H2u,be. Hoo SF t;l\lf6'fi1ng in. ~~.~ ~:r~r~ -· __ .. __ 1 ~~~:;;;~~\~ :::::~ , • ., ...... --.. Equal Oppt'y Eml)40yer rcp~ ~!",.'!~'.t .~~; Mii~ ~.·~!:~~ant OMV 223 I.A PALOMA. S700 rr.• ry. • ry llde&out,cenrec:to,nler CM8.01120r&e2·8289 --..---,_ ............ "' ..,... .... • .. - Unfum. 21dnn. Well to fl 11 00 qulctll S350/mo + to tult. 87S W 15th St. NB. .......... ,...,..... •lloo. eubmlt rnumee to Nl4lt ,....1wl U•llllllT or ho m • m • k • r • · wt1e11 ~ng c.. ~r · bWfl, ocean YW. enct Meutlty. &.46-9131 21~33~0941 LOST 8Mlcil Cet, long hair, Ate C!NWRY21• IOM ~~~=9fi·oN ........... I MatortrawlCo.lnNptBch eet/phOM nee. HouM ot $eey 54().4tT4 Ot' C~ gw11g9 C714) 137-7911 Fetn 2._28 w 38' 2B• fem•I~ little Wh' on Proleulonal you cen lake 5 t50 E Pacific: Coast·Hwy ,_. ef ...1....-...1 "-loOklnCI fOt' FfT rec.p-Lloyd 840-0058 et 234 Fiet. Ave. CdM apt Nltmkr. !>'of. etomach. loveble North edvantage of our ••· S..Ch CA 90804 _ .. , -tlOnlll • ..,. .. of h\IMOt ... -...,.... .. $380 + utlla. Avt 1111. mfl mlU Cott• MeM 545-7033 clu1lve C•rHrTrall• Long ..._... 'E ...._ ........... llr a muat C714)75t-1et1 llAllWAll .-&• •II!!! MU.. /<•k tor Jeolce. Ofc l•DITllAL tralolf10-9M or the moll Equel "'.,.,ty m.,.v,_ • .r..trillt -,ull or pert time counter FIT apt me6nt~ ~~-•--. 474-1819 Hme 875--3881 LOST: Male 5"' Point com!>'libenllve and ,In· M/F llmf&lf sales In an "old llrM" perlence pref'd. ., • 28R28A,upperunlt.ger 8600 aq fl, lulll Hlmal•y•o CAT . oovatlveprogram11n1he IOALP/T __ , ............... Foramallprogreulveen· hardwar19,1tore SH wO<k«wfthgocddrtvlng w/d t'tkup, good toe. $725 Fem n/tmkr lttr HB .,.. ~~tl•nyk~edlh•w· ~~~OH. brownlth bl•ck face, Industry. So call today. Fii• OCLl•Erlk. other ll"ht' 1 .. t ltatt I• I rn glneer1ng •od _,., firm Steve. Wright Hardware. record. S&-S7 pet' t'tOUr 2l2t Aurora apt In 4-Plea, 2Br 2B• ..., """' "" .,. Paws & late. loll Sept 27 Pit I .. 1 ., ::::! ro s. E. Hlfttlngton t26 Rochelter CM TSL M t &.42· 1803 TSL MGMT &.42·1803 S325/mo. CIOH to MIJllWE or 28. 214 Agate. Balboa ' .. r clerical runctlon•. Know!· ., ..,. • Beach. Mull h•ve toP ,. " . • Apt Maneo-wl••P for IUM. ....... beach Call 982-328'1 ......... l•I 675-t992 or 495-1140 te Wlft h r JH• edge of bute flllng 19* ..,.r, prof ... tonal tklllt. Eicel· lllAMl/IAUI t>uullfulty m61ntalned 9S a=--Jlll FEMALE to lhete.38' 2Ba I.OST MEN'S READING ~ ~~~~~= ~ 3~~~~~ iHWlls........ lent Ulaty H.1~749 · F0t l.,nt Shae Oep!. Unlit. CM. Sel •Bonus + -houMlnCott•M ... w/2 GLASSES IN BLACK ~21 Friday 7 30-11 .30am ........ .,,... llm'IAIY/UllPT lfttethlonl~ Apt No pet• C•ll m I &:th. dOWntown Other women. $400/mo lact•t '"'"~ CLASE w7/tholhS~~Otl ppen.= Non-smolllng office m.M· ... -.... For R.E. co: In~ Fulltlma 840·780COKS &.42'491 Wkdyl 104 L11Quna. Pvt entr. & patio 548-3977 aft 5 wkd•yt _ff oet on 1 ... · enn. Educational audlovleua =-·'It Buch, good typlog, OPPORTUNITY KN I AyTO AILING e mo'1· ...... '350/mo Fe non·tmkr, 2BR CoM --,. Tues. Sept 30. 83t-4217 -co Irvine area. Call r0t HI~, communle•tlon lklN•. & $9 Biiiion Meg• Industry Mature •dult. FIT lor Incl utll. 417·195 t apt ·turn except bdrm Penln duPi9x • mOd.rn two LOST Old female POOdle. hHlltltt ltaltJ appt 660--0727 ill ....... 111 generel otfloe ekllla. waots yoo in oor pet loot moblle detalllng co. No CdM'. 1 blOc:tt to l>Nctl. pvt Fu~. tidy gels only. 3BR 2BA unlit In mlot 'Missy', 1emete. vie of 4255 C•mpue Or. OL.EluuL • . ...... I Fot Interview 852-1211 business. Call l0t appt exp nee EOE 96f· 102S h It .. _ S450/mo C•ll V•ltrl• cQruLOpen Sat/Suo 1-5. PCH/N.wland OJI 1011. Irvine, CA 927t5 ..,. 11.._ •~-.__..1 556-7S46 or 548-2838 entr. bat • k c,_, prtv.. 831_1286 l 937 w. Belboa. OcMn 538-4994 8s.-2800 The Western DMllonal Ot· •• _ .... ..,.., I lllllTAIJ/llllP1'. 1111111111 turn. or unfurn, c.tpot1. view. '369.000. 613-3777 tk:e of 011\man's Sport-,.,... tr Mll4 Pennanent FfT ncn amkr. PAIT-Tm . o.c. Perrormlng Art• S4 75 1nc1 utll. 7 20- 1775 F thr bet\ hM w/cple. Lmll , ... nn l llS Ing GOOd• na1 a.n Hoel· ,..... ... type 80+. ch•llenglng .......... Cent• tnter+'lewlng lor Fen/.-. NB Ml wllndry Warm environment. l•slws I flaucul Low c:ott IP•ylneuter r• MMical/Deata S lent oPportunlty avall•ble DITA POWER position, exp. prel'd. Need friendly. contcllo-proleMional experienced & kh pttv. 2 blct 10 bctl, outgoing, yel Mrloua ferral. Pet ID available. lllTAl AlllSTUT for a del•ll-orlented pet· ulery commen1ur•te uous person 10 merchan· Bertendert/Coctltell S-· w/IJIM Of pool, tenole $350 Linda &.46-4912 l11i11n1 No Fee. 978-PETS Mature & mollvltec:I pet· son wllt't good com-3328 W•t t•t St. wtexp. H.B. CPA Firm. dlse e~eady Batterlel ver1/B11t Port••· Pick· 1375 + llt .. M5-ff04 In trenlltlOn? Fem attr lg Onertsaitln ltl4 LOST-REWARp. M gray soo wllllog to grow Front munlcatlon tklll• and Sant• Aoa. 92703 C•ll for appt. 847-M>44 Part· Time In R•t•ll Up ac>c>ffeatlOn It 800 FURNISHED ROOM In twnhH, own BA/BR. dOlbEN OPPORTUNITY minx cat w/part t1ll. wtlt and back olfloe, any •o-general office ex· t:OE MIF/H llOIOUY P/T stores. Must have oen· Town Center Dr. Cotta C.M. hOme. Quiet, near nl tmkr. Eattblulf area Balbo• lllaiod boOkllor•. chest a paws:Masoo' 0 K. lnsurance11 collec:· ::ileoce Apply In per-Ple ... ot P«ton. nic. P9f· A.M. M-F. 20 hrl/wk. eral mercnd•.."_dl .. ,1;.~~ AMMesa.~M30onP-FMrt btwn 9:30 bua/atorea, non drloker. $475 tncl utll1 780-390S 15 yr leaae Priced to Mii. Call Patrick 983-66S9/0 lions, x·ray cense. eonellty for m•klog Shorthand lrvloe pertenoe an ""•v • .. : · S275, ,_, • ._ 171-9856 Male . Empl non-emkr snr Aeglr Proper1~ or 980·490S/E ___ _!3 1·t420 ISllWl'I ~ctllalnon!Qa 9-a1 ~2&-1-1~16 rc:!5~::~~-to: ..... - LG ROOM FOA RENT pvt NB apt, BR w/pvt bath Btetl 81 '""~ '#Mt!end9. -· IPNTlll llln estate & computer exp.er '"Llfcal/Tr .. n Eveready Ballery Com· PIT, matur• I t91pon· ........ ,_ra_, ,..,.......-~ ....-.... fl 0 2 am-3·30 pm Resldeotltl 3300 S Fairview St helpful Pa.. baaed on • 7.,30 B ........... at llbll SalM •blNty. Will ""'"' _,,,_,_ '"""e .,.., ..... 6pm..,. SHARE THE WEAL TH 3 l & BA•rd Care f,.,.11111e•. _, SS-pany. t ~ r...._ .. ur S C & South Coee1 Pf~ M0-91 9 bef0te WITHE LOTTERY CRAZE .,.. ...., Sant• Ana. A 92704 quallflcatl0n1. Full or p•rt •~ •320, Fount.in Velley. train. 271 E. 17th I. M ault•ble for 2 people, Very pleaseot Apply at Equal Oppty Employe< lime 722·9550 *'•--IP ..... ,. CA 92708 Attention: Call CM&-4028 btwn 10.S rum $440/mo M 1-M85 M prof n-amkr 38' Nwpt INTRODUCING FOR THE 393 Hoaplt•I Rd •• N.B. M/F PI T RECEPTIONIS°T -•~ _,.. J M I TVS ON ' beh hM, prkng, Wl b, FIRST TIME IN CA Fount•ln Valley Publ firm amoe 0tr son • BEAU . f AL Private home In Meaa del lrplc. Quiet nghbrhd. A oew product thel haa a 7 RI /PHI COMPUTER INPUT PER· Meture person with frool req 911~ pul•up •rtlat. IOAIL ULll Aultlanl needed for busy Mer. C.M . .,.., kite. pr!Y. $415/mo Jotin &73-0181 yr track reoord In moet SON On-CaU basis, flex-olllce eppearance to 1o do paste-up, Inking Cloth""' Store fOt women CdM Nlon. Lie req'd $275/mo. 1at/lu1+S100 NB HOUSE w/gourrMI kit lottery 91ates. Our prod· Ible. houri. small com-an1wer phones, and tight '"d design covera, 5. 3 &~oder IMk• exclt· CALL 875-5531 IMp. 557-2182 •ft 5pm In • oonven loc.tlon ucl wo111s lodependentty. •CAii UUIEI* pany 642-6916 typing Paellle View brochurn ToP sal & ben. 1""' sales people fOt Full-·--• L--F• blll nao~·lfl..hand w/91ale SPANISH TUTOR High Memorial Park aod Call Margo 556-9380. P .. a.rt Tim• Fath Ion _.., ...... ,..... n11 Prof, ltr•lghl. n-smkr lollery Mllllon• ol lollery School lo College level lllL FlllAY Mortuary. Nwpt Ben . K 759 8908 NIT-Tm-1 UllM.. $500 -+MC. 548-2427 tlcket1 IOld. Esl'd oat'! co Re as on ab I e r • 1 e • Hospital Homec:are of 0 C: Salet aupport, phones. 644-2700 .. k l0t P•t A~Al lltand •Y • PeAl\)IM•• pegtng w•11· -•~-.... , • W wl 1000's ol loatlon• avl 963-1662 Mrt Higgin• (A:=' c.:!~~ w:~ t 11\Q_& dllLtO~ ~-Enf~Wf~• f0t retail M9Y 10 IMrn. HOUH •• .. ,.. _ rl-.,.-nramr1:n::-IJ~T f~ Bill . •-l t FIT PI T • Medlc•I lmmed open-Tifll "1MllT slide prodUC11oo. Relerrel ITlll IAllM•IT Mon 10:30am to approx -Witty rtnleli. I 14S & ~ Xlnt Tax Sheltw. Paulve -! 17'H lmmed or open· Ing Call Mike. Oya For bllay COM hair .. ion. aervice. 722·8348 p••y-.••• •a 7pm Tun 10am to ap.. Up/Wkly. Cclor TV. Ir.. or Active lnvHlment ClliJtClrt 3111 logs tor prof who desire 6~5-7811.E~es968-6947 Exper needed 87S·S531 -"--prox 8·30pm. Retiree•' eotf ... healed pool maid Protected areu avl Turo Job securlly. opp. for ad-OUnmll For women'• clothlng & welcome Apply 1880 MfV1ce & etepe to OCMn. Key Operation. Full lac-BABYSlTIER my home or vancement, a lrlendly eo-.. ••••• ••••• ••• • • ••••• •••1 c arpentere/Pleeework•rt accessorlH boutique. Placentl•. Coetl Meaa Klteh't evl 985 N. Coeat tory support & .training yours Mon-Wed-Fri vlrooment & have• con-• aeeded •• 3002 SOYth Require: excellent ..,.. HW)'. lag Sch 494-S2t4 Min lovettment SM.500 8am·1pm. Meta Verde cern & contloult~ of P•· : ( \IH.1-.1( OPl'Olrt I \I I ' • Hait>Or'BlvqlriSant•An• ablhly Responllble f0t OAlllWTS. llll ul---. Prof male 22 snr 2Br 2B• C•ll Anytime for tolo Area. Reis 662-7583 li«tt care Req. of IV and • e at oorner of Seger1from opera11cn1& merch•ndlt-CLERK/MANAGER _____ .. 11~~ CMapl,PoOl,lndry.etc 1.eoo.83s-2246 E•t257 Babyslner oeed•d-;or Venl Puoc Skllls, mio • MANAGER e . Ing Oeslre-Hperleneec:I Newpot18Meh84().7373 Wkly rental• now •vall. $400/mo • 'h ut111 • Serious lnqulr .. Ootyt •tlemoon evening hrs. 2-3 yrs. Accule Care • • E.XPER D Coner~• •nd ~IC•nls C•H for Inter· $147.00 wk & up. 2274 S225aec 5S7 -3804 Mon-Frll0t 2yrold Reis. exp . gOOd org skills. • e Muonry man ln111tesled Yiews (rnumettavall-. UI-. Nwpl Blvd, CM &.46-7445 R-""" F/rmmt --....-.. Mt8f1 Tt. I.Ma 2114 Call ...... , ftooft s•o.2•03 Medicare Homecare .. p e I e In llartlng own bullMH •ble) Mtbel. •I 722-8722 Mothers Mat11 .. & Kitchen ---· • ......,.. _ ""' .. .. .. .. a plus \pp 11·;11iu11 .. arc• '"'" lw1111' a1 • under laro-lend.cape __ 1 hi 1 ~ •• -..-.1 IUl•Lllll 3028 W. Pacific: Co .. t Hwy Newport Beec:n Refrlg TV St35+wtc agl. no deposit f0t lum 2br 2ba Colla Slgn•ture Loans Up to -----• ( Co (7 t •) 855-3791 SALES PERSON tor fine 1 oow r ng 8 --o Lov1og respoo per.on 10 • "''1111•11 or 111a11a111•111r111 pn .. ltwu... • .. work 3 5 d•Y• per Week M ... ap1.0001mkr. eges $10,000 Free Dettlla De· care for my 14 mo son tn Conlaci Reoee at . • e Jewelery 1tore exp'd • · 21·31.rels 831·4193 versified 7311 Belerlve myNBhome3d1y1/wk (714)836·1444 • l 11d1\lrluu l .. '"""I ft,. ~··Ir • IMFE11·211111 preltlfred Cotti Mesa Musi be •ble to WO<k -53801 ,.. # 10 t8 Houlloo TX 77036 --• EJlperlenc4KI only area 548•3403 weetleod1 Pta apply •t· Reep rmmte· mo + ,. _ . Ntsmk~Rets 650·543S Cltrical}Otlict 5400 • 111111 j, u1t•1I. uqwr11Lt·1I. rl1•,ihl.. 1:1n1I • Call Bob s48_0769 225 E 27th Str .. t ullls 1 hse lo bCh, 1 blk WIDOW hH MONEY for M-F. 7 30-SPM, C M/Nwpl -: 110111 orw1111•1I \pplwu111 .. ""'"' rnju' e TELE-SALES Cotti M..a sc Bal Plef Very olce TOI S101</up, no crec111 area. eaper, refs. Eng Aaslstanl for Bu•y Sales , 1 1 • Sain 55 10 Prolessionat po1111on 5 -MK••-upper uo11 w121rg deck1. ""'nopenally Call 'd Eaec Word Processor. • ""r .. 11\~ "''' '"u1 1.. yrs eap Leadersnlp a -. Vacatin lntah nu BIG BEAR CABIN large. Pool table, Colof' IV, 2 lrPIC•. Steeot 14 1ottyour BR Htghbeam Deo1son Assoc8737311 pro fi ci ency req · strongEngllsh•kllls FIT • • l •HOlmtfaatS.11111 mint Commission only, Exp'd w/knowledge of ce1ls. lrplc. w/d Great M -TD •ttl $l50/wk,&50·5316 P•m or Pi t CM646-556S • Hc·liiilili· "'111111" '111111 lii···n ... ·• Eam35-S<W •. CaMDebt>le S1000Wkly 720-8467 Sportllshng. electronics roommates 673-8812 · tr1J!tn, • • " ResponStble, lovtng per-: .rnd 111 .. ur,1111·1· .1 11111 .. 1 : 111._, 432-8837 & machinery Mu11 be 11• 5'5-6918 WANTED: Big Beer cabin ~I>« 24th thru the 28th F•mily wan11 to have I Wnlle Cnrl•lma1 646-4834 eYel & wt<nd• --160.000 Trust o;;c; oue son lo care for 2 yeaJ Old IHllEEn• • --Does blC'll·IO-ectloOI mean hardworking & reff•bll. RoPmmatewanted. Tosnr 1011187 10"1. lolerHI aodJ. month old glrlt. Devefnnar lo Costa Mesa • \\ 1· uHn P\1·1•llt·11t '"1111111111\ lwn e IHTUUS,F/TP/T moreumeonwourtt10<11 Contact .Capt J S•lem 2BR 2BA new C.M Apt • -..-• e , wl pool, jac., laund"-tac Rate Call 831·8350 Pref ably In my.Eastslde oeecl1 Accountant. 2·3 • ,.( 11.. 111..i 1uflu1t· l'aul , .irnl iim-. aucl e E•perlence Help Wtnled durlog 11\eday? Maybe• on the Yecht C Time. ·' CM home. 1 chlld OK. years up Jn accounts I e We wlll train Wee"8nd1 part·OtM 1ob'11tte aoswer • 2122 NewPort Blvd. NB SJ SO/mo _:~-8064 AaltlaCt8Utl 646-4834 eve1/wknd1 payable Construction • ho 111·• "· 111•·1fo u 1 •11111 ifrn ta I 111 • • & evenings 842-2606 Get ioolll'!ll In C?lllllfied 573. t90S or 850-9423 Roommlt• waoted New-: A-1_ •at KCOUntlog Isa plus. Near : .. uru111 '" ho nu .. 11r11~rn111. ""'"" 1111rf e port Stlo<et 3br 2b• bHl8,_..tl ztZO -•ntKI .v John Wayoe Alrport. C•ll • 11lllt'11i.ti• .1llo"Hll• '" •· SJ20tmo 1si11aa1 • dep •SP1RrTuAl & PSYCHIC Hou4EkEEPER ior ilng' tor aw• 75 t-8003 • • l e a taJa t t 1~11-t Call •ftSpm 646-9476 READINGS Pelm and womao w/offlce In lg BOO!o<KEEPER Full • \f'ph 111 I'"'""" l 1w' lhru • 2724 ~ card readings avall•ble Cd M ·home Need charge, FIT, computer •.'I l1ur .. :.!.OO·t1:0U p 111 : •A dr .. I Pfacet •itn ' ....... W11tt4 Z72' Nallooally renowned P•Y· THROROUGH del•ll exper ttelplul, o/,mlu. • S NB k !!'!-~,...__...,,..._'l'llPIP"I cttlc. local & llc'd. 19 vr• oriented cleaner. hooest, Vacation Re•A .... , lnl'I • ORAlll!_E COAST PUILISHllll!_ 00 • easnore, • n-•m r, W•oted upacale 3BR, Satl•l•ctlon Guartnleecll reliable', pleaaanl. Noo '""" • • • • lodry. prkog $350 •aec:, quiet, pvt hm In NB or 492-7296 or 493-2054 smoker Mu11 drive Po11 492-6801 Linda • 330 W Bay St • M2· 1S21 Iv mag COM for Nov 1 occupan· ___ p/I no-wkeod1 J(ln't E • · · • *-lllTI• cy 01\ yrly IN 720-9669 GEM DELIVERY SERVICE salary. 673-3009 . H IR ·. Costa Mesa. CA 92626 : •wr • Grocery's & 011\ef oeedl EO Prot male. 25. tooklog lo Clrlftl ftr I tat 6pm-10pm 7 daysa weeti Cl8Nlfledwor11•. beyonch • E • 11\r, eleg•nl ,_ turn 2740 CdM vlClolty, 644-7280 ltl9dowof10oubl through c_lassified I : ••••••••••••••••••••••• : ~~~·t ~:t ·:: .. ~ule~~-'i~160PP'""l§P.1~N"'G'!"L"E..,Gl"!A!"!IRl"!X!"!ld"'*e 64~-t608 Doug al1er S SAFE AND SECURE. 708 AVOCADO Cd M , Th 675·5219 ' IM••lt• .... " R--cc---.,.100., Of L•~• avallaole era,ge for eot 1n 01t1 Mesa SSS/mo ~ security ""0.C Largest Agency 831-2 167 ""Open 7 D•ys A Wee6t .COSTA MESA 641-0229 MISSION VIEJO 364-3800 Ce••trclal Balboa It MIF ahr 3Br 2Ba I.I. ltl!Llnt •Pt. owo ba. $400/mo. + l1.l1n1/0fflct l11t ulll 1s111as1 • dep. avl 2711 Oct tS. yrly. 673•1376 3 OFFICES FOR LEASE Be•ul fully flJro 2Br 2Ba 10 t:juotlngtoo Beach or 1----.._-----,.....--------.,....--------.,....---------r----------1 :~::i:'o~~:~ V:'Pr~n ::~~~;0 Hion ~~h4~~~ ;Miiiiniiiriiitiiii1iiii•=•=la;;'"iiiiiiiiil_C_•.,.rr-•.• .. 2.._ ____ Electrical L1 .. 1c1pia 1 lu1l11 ltnice tee111 o/smkr prot M 11\r -----•• o-.1r-Atl-•tl0n• ELECTRICIAN a Lawa cart Comp•nlon/Aldet fOt !Ive $700 I cl Ill 67c5792 2 SI""-Belboa office/ """"' • ..., ... 1 & lite h= for 0 u ' ..,.. -·' $2 40 d C1blnet1-Panel-Locb .. 1c Uc.• 233108 Sm•llllero-n care "" BEAUTIFUL C M CONDO! ltudt0, view Apt 'w/beaul , per ay 35 yre np Jerry 642-0587 Jobs & repalra. 548·5203 K C TREE SERVICE the elderly (714 3-2009 Fem to stir 2bd. PoOI. oak 11"· hi~h ceilings Top Trim Remove.I Oual p I i patio. Nr 40S & 55 frwya, $650/mo 56-1>182 That's ALL you P•Y for SUN VALLEY c~ ELECTRICIAN. Ou•I. work Serv Lie/Ins. free est ........... ~.• .... l!'!'l'!--lrl'"~ $22S • 'liulll• 862-501 114 I 120 ... n. 3 lloe1. 30 day minimum I do II all' Home Improve, Free eat S20 hr. 969-8263 or 536-6696 FINE PAfNTING By Ricfi. In the 14 yrs. refs 642-7390 #487892 Grag, 979-6276 -ard Sinor. 16 yrs ol happy CdM 2-bd apt, F. prol,tldnl 1817 WHtclltf SERVI CE - -~--=~=--:--:--..,..-:-Orient al Gardeoer/Wkly LI 2."., •• •nr wl s•me Frplc. """"· Nwpt Bch 541-5032 egt Ptu1 Small Remodel •nd NEW & REPAIR. No Job malo . cleanup hllltld•. cTullomk Yer•., c.rut~1 ,".. " ,...,.,. Additions Walls Door• too 1mell. ToP quallty trees. retod. sprnklr repr nan • OU """'''" .. tennis. lodry. m11r bdrm. DELUXE WATERFRONT HJ· lllO, I OAH, HI Rea.a. FREE etl 831-2345 Maoy yeara el!p. •S8-6 l80 A.A.A. PAINTING Int/Ext S52S. avi 1115. 5S6-7661 OFFICE SPACE DIRECTORY I • LOWEST po'5ible pnc.. COM Cleao. rHpon. 1,000 IQ 11 & up Sl .50 •. aa f!!.18 Gardenlng·C ... oups-Tree 10 Step Service. 862-~235 n/amkr lhr 3 • Br/2B•. Cell &.42·4644 Ct•tat/C.acrttt ••HANDVMAN** removals-Trim-New lawn1 lower dplx SS25 dep. CdM. 1000 .,,-,,-. new--cet-P-. CALL T.ODAYll &ivew•yt, ptllot. P•tt't1, Lar..a or tm•ll. I do It alll & M•lnl Alfredo 541-3833 MATOIAN PAINTING .. 833 -.. 1 •· .o Ou•llty R Specl•lty 1350 + utllt v73-3 paoeled. m•ny wlndowe, Ill FIR Liii etc. No job too am•ll. Pat 531·5519 or Ive mag. Tree/Trlm/Cleenup compl Lic•288597 831.9295 , Cd~ F/noo amkr 2 . to gOOd stgnage. 673·4120 Your Reas Mickey. 536•05s3 •GEN. HOME REPAIRS. gardening Reas. prices. r::o - 1hr 2Br 2Bt Ocean tide or 873·4 lU Service Directory WEEKS CONCRETE Palot. Dryw•ll. Carpentry 642-2873 Cnuck 548·6530 GLASGOW PA11'4TING I PCH A II No 1 ---I G •.05 "277 PTL ---Int/Ext. 30 yrl exper • 0 va v . o• IFFIOE Repretenl•llve· SERVICES . S•w cutting-e c. •rt -. ., DUSTY'S Landscape111wn ,.,., 642-5214 S•75. 873-7479 Iv mlQ Sm•ll apace (approx 150 remove ~t•Hph•ll· FENCES-GATES Tr .. trlm Main S.rv Wkly/month/ -,-__,,----- CM DUPLEX mtlr bdrm. eqft) Avtll lmmec:t New 142-4321tlf,J1Q dirt #487559 831-2610 Dumprunt C M IN.B 111"'41.Fr•HI 241·1&.40 PattriAf pvt b•. for r91POf1 MtF erpt & pelnt S225/mo area Jim Whyte, M2·720e STUMP BUSTERS. Stump -F"'ffi,.."1A"i'R"d"""iH"f,.E111R!!'!IO"R"s"'" Pkg lncld '375 +MCUrlty. C•ll dye. 9-S. 876-2311 ,,_ _ __,..._...,,,_.~--C~lW Cart · I H root remove, end con-HANGING/STRIPPING 722-0374 •rt 5 · FULL SERV EXEC STE or Act11tica c.lllal! Baby NurM w7U yra exp H •J erete cracking, portable VISA-MC 873-1512 CM prof m•le ..-. 2 at•od etone butlneu of· REBLOWN OR PAINTED t•klng •ppllc tor d•ycar1 LJa7XJC~N~•;d~1~"!' unl1, b•ckyda ok 536·44« PIHttr/ltflb prola, quiet. n/amkr, 30 ~ floes 100·400 11, start •t ~'° lntfExt Painting St•rtlog 1113. 538-7807 Joo age CM5-f192 Gardening Full Service . ..,...,,. .... _ .... 111------1 enr hM S350/mo Incl 1275/mo Aval! oow. Llc•288597 131·9295 CARINO. ••P'd Nanny'•, Mow, edge. c!Mn upt. NYWAU utile. 548-8325 Cott• MMe. 979· 1272 As;:lt hlkP41ts. llve·lnt/or ol.lt HAULING • CLEAN-UPS. H6-27181Evet, Lv m1g, Cornplet• MrVl<:etl FAE! CONDO ,_B frplc, pool, NEW 4 UNIT BUILOINO from $75 week 847-2415 7 Oeye Lowett rat•. -.. 11mat .. 1 875-3080 ~. Preferpro(M n-emtcr 887 W 19th St.. C.M. P.:;no )JM R;)alf;& C•ll Berry, 83t-4741 Ma111~ 1n"i7Ext P•tch Pteeterlng 3000 A rl I • Roofl'l & MY HOME DAYCAR . +. 1450 utllt lodd. Stor" Of Olce. 800-nu ac: oO Xlot "'""ram .reu. r•t• alt' Illy BRICK RK. Sm•ll loba. Cu•lom Texturing Ouallty f4f.8087 Keren,,.., e Sq Ft Agl 541 -5032 W•lerproofing• 831 199 ::·_'? '... '' I Newpon, Cott• Me ... WOtk ... ntl•M•·No Prob- FU SUCCESSFUL , CllllEN How much will your 50n or doughter know obovt buMneis when opplyift9 for their fint full-time job? Plenty, if he or IM hos•"' been a 'newspoper carrier. Through route e~rieftce he or the Is already a lap ahead of their claumom. While they all master ideas, the boy or g irl with a n.wtpoper route is able to put them to pradical "se. Busin.u? Ca rrien learn the bosic learn the bosic principles from the fint doy of atartift9 to dell¥9r newspopen. Th•y buy ot wholesale, .. ~ at retail, molte collections, kMp their own books, and deal with people foce to face. Carrlen qulCltly find out that "profit'' ond "lou" ore more than tutboolt terms. The benefits cf manoglf\9 a n.wspoJNr route are on equation for a future auccessful citizen. A great number of todoy'1 promiMnt men and women 1tarted fh.ir public carMrs os newspaper carriers. And they all vouch that a newspaper route gives o boy or glrl o head 1tart on fh. futur•. ····It " med ..... exp -2-05 4 .41 ta111 trvlne Rel'• 875-3175 lem•I fi2eeCM 654-7831 IHprt .... , •t 1..,.rt hat~ ZHI i!i•"'JJ'ol .. 1"'LfP'!X"'°u•t0 .. bftl9!'X""1L~.1 c11aala1 ltnlct ..,. ........ ..,. Low co5Tetock·b•1ct1 Pl at I lly Piiat ·i=-=;;;;;;iiii;;;;m:======•ili &pect•I monttlly ratH, --..,.-~ ... -..... --1 HI energy,chOI ,..,, FR!E cement-atone-repelra Lie --~;;a.P"'!"!"""' ... ~"'" I I h•od wesn,Mar'k 259.13 11 HOUMCIMnlng•Wlndowt conaultetlon t73-t322 •427280. Steve. 831-e874 H llf a• tll-1111 ,--..-~----1~!~~~;:i~!·i~·= ;:~. lastnetiem Muonty Of All Typee. 9°At1 plumbing & heeling• CIRCULATION DEPT. ... 8loctc w•ll .. brlctl "'ork·t... DAAIN8Clearfrom115 330 un::sT •"'Y ST P 0 IOX 1 •~ Boys and girls I 0 years and older who moy be interested 1n rO\lte work should contact the Doily Pilot c1rculo1ion d9Jt0rtmen1 01 6-42--4333. • Make the Move to the New Park Newport Malle tM 1mart move to Park Newport, Ne.,.rt ltadl'• pre1Dltr luary 1ddret1. Fenttlld u4 ufer1l111d I, 2, & 2 .... ,... .,.f1Mt1 u4 lOWIMeJtt oely mlMlet ,,... NeWJOtt Cattr Hd Faslttot 1 ...... ,,... HH If SJIH. Ja...,_ It S.. J...-ta Hiits Rud (714) &U-t900 .PARK NEWPORT INttRioR btboRXTINd FAIENOL y TIGEAS1 Wt'ty PIANO LENON. s petlOI rr ...... ~m Feucet·Dl~·Aeplpee "I; .. "' • • • - YW!t ... pecletltlnOlncon. apeoct your valUatite time From ~ teec:Nr 841•0907 .. P.s ... 722~ COSTA MESA, CAllF. 92626 tour~ curtelnl . CINnlng?FrM•tn...., & perlomw. Chlclren A ...... _ ,-----------------, Sttm ~ 754-8278 rauoneble 54t-3e0e edutta. C.M.646-1Mt -n'XI letff~ I I ••• '. •"' " PERSONALIZED HSECLN ........ OU!kt'<62f1i~~e MfPXMifl!CIXC1Sf.Xver I Yf ... my ten/dovgft'9r would like I ,. ..... ..,.,....,.!!ftl....,""I M•ny )'Mr• exp Rel'•. Art I La ... art LO .... TIPS •*2-o410 e•n ses. Fr""'· Lied In ormatlon on a Dally Pilot route. I ;wXRtEB WPINd XRB •-m e.th 150-1112 c M .. ""' .. · ~~ 3o Y" •11" watt 110-212s .,.. · · ~1 LXWN iiMVICt --... · CLERICAL WSOAK 1~ ~y MOW•EOOETWtCEMO. IT&nml~lll I'll t1ee"'"i"'My _bld_b_y_50%_ HIS/HEft NAME l.._ ______ 1 1 HOME AEA 84'0· 483 S20-l25 548-$722 1 ...... 11 --•• RMllyll W0tk guar C.u.a&. Entry I ,,;;a; Ooor't (Kaw Co ()fW.....i Fr• .. t 722-TM7 I , .. ,. .... -.... ·.,...· ............ , ar Normtn The OoomtM ISHIKAWA l.ANOSCAPE -..... .... ... flXtMICk'8 cXllRE'T RE· o.-& Fir 857-L>OOR c~·. Melnlenance ~~~~~ ~21 ·-----------1 ::!~~:,,~g:r.~WOtk. ,,,.1 CUSTOM OOORSa <7141 8~147 N!WW9r~MSl0tllge I rr .. •t hen. 892-7703 DOORWAYS All SllOert fllll llfll.IUI --------ZIP _f Lie. Bonded. 54f..65H T.......-1 ,.,____ 1 ; -...-~ ..._._ Cerefuf-Countcut.Ct'teao tyu tewn/l!Pf'nklr 711·3478 By ,,,·,or p1ee4t 64WM$ PHO. N ... E.-,---'------AGE_I atpe!'itry Betvtce -~ l'Wnod'l·Mdttlont ,_a.. DtO IT LANDSCAPE ANO I ""'" I 0oor ..... e 54MMO °'*"Ywotk,he-1 CONST W•~fcl ,....i;;.;;;;.;.;;;iiiii&.--...,. ..... __ I PARENT'S I Door ~Bey •42N\j Ml-7401 pric..llCllM ~70 NU FOAELOEALYOA I SfGNATUllllF I w•___...~. 1'1tioe A!SK>/COMM'LllND 21 ORIENTAL OAR~HEA 11.L l!•P•rtence wltl'I ColTwN!clell AeeldeueMll • L -Mdtt~~~-;y WcwtJ ';rt. DomycwnWOtk Uc ,_.ull Oetdenlng MtVICa Ptl)"llcel ThertPY (714) 1 toryl30 • 2·atcwyl40 ---------------:--.J ,u~~~~•~ •27~,~~8 1H ~-~~~~1u n1.mi ~m~~!~~M~1~2~4~~=~~====~~~~~~=~~~~~~~~~ ' !VER I Flof'8t Atelttant n /PT 15/tlf ............. .......... 1.1112 ••••llTD meo&.t• emptoymen1 Ttafftc contt~Ofl le our· rentty NtlnQ Pf1 Ven Ori¥ert to dtt.le In IM 0 C lfM Apply II 13710 ~one Bl, S11n11 Fee Sprtnoe 1213) 921-9442 XCEL ENT INCOME FOR HOME ASSEMBLY WORK FOR INFOR CALL 504·848-1700 DEPT P-351 GUE88 WHOS l'N TOWN? CONTEMPOTENPollAaY SEaVJCE, INC! The oldut full Hrvlce agency In So. OC. la pleated to announce October 7. the opening of our new branch office ... 2091 Bu1lnesa Center Dr. Suite 100, Irvine W.E HAVE POSITIONS FO__ll: • Rec.epllonltt • Fii• <..lcrkt • S.cret..,v •WO Proceuon/Data Entry • BootikHpcr • Llghl lndu11rlal • MK ABOtJ'T ooa WORD P110CEMING IK:ffOLAUlfln Call Ruth Fassett at • our New Irvine Office 152-TEMP Or C.11 our Lasruna Hills Offtce: 17t-27S2 penin1• Now Available CAR ROUTES E•rn Extr• C••h For D•llv•ry Of Thi• Pap11r HUNTINGTON BEACH FOUl!f T AIN VALLEY INDEPENDENT Oellv r 1 day a week No coll ctlng . "TIO soliciting. Mu t .h 1v dependable car. truck 1at1 on wagon and In ur Ult CAL 842 -1444 Ask for JoAnne Craney MOTOR ROUTE Available in Irvine area. $700 a month. No collecting. 3-4 hours a day. Monday thru Friday after- noon Sat & Sun. morning. Call 642-4333 ext 209 and ask for Jim. ORANGE COAST Dally Pilat 330 W. Bay St Costa Mesa. CA -~. Cnt1 •tu It Z4 **MOVING SAL£i Sola. c:l'lar. c:ottee t•t>te. d1n1ng t•ble. end lab._, misc !lams. Sat/Sun 9-3 2 .. 5 ELDEN *'' .... 'UUl* Sat-Sun 15.am-2pm 23•8 Mtnuleman Way •OcT 3-4-5 1~ * Retr19 s-<:l'lalrt-~ ta~ saw-~s-<:ouchea-ruo l•b'es·rodler9-etec ~ m1rror1 1724 Tustin. CM a UUT YUi IAUJ WatOs washef S50 Glau Honda G«lerator 300W tbl $25 Mite furn & odd• for RV S 150, 8' Camper 'n endl SallSUl\i·• 187 Shell $150, HP Ref $150. Monla Vista 646-4808 & misc 11em111 642-8592 1----------lWhole HouNl'lol<I ~ Toys, Seturday & SUoday 8-3 2022 P•loma ~r 20th St a. lrvtne Ave &lit . aofe ~ wNI• ceramic; tMe. mlK 323 Canal St SAT ONLY 9·3 or call &31 .. 762 Aaof1ed ¥atlety of 11am• SI •UP Jewelry. hou ... l'IOld ltam9 •700Nae>tune ""' Sun Oct s 10.~ Dining room Mt w/I c:Nlft vwy nece 10labed, 01r.r furniture. baakelt etc Aft ~831·8 1 .. -.... ~. LAITE! 1119 P011 , Hrbf 'IV Hom..1S.11Sun a.5 SUH OHL Yt 1().5, LAWN SAL! latt ~ cJotriet n!QI ~k• flnt. 152$ Placentia Apt 8 1 ITIP'W llOTOU ... , PUR!><.HL Al 01 l Hf\lf1Ul4 T tt11h"' Ou•h1y "•lo & c;.,. 10 1THtlH •OTt>•I WEIT u~ 1 c ..... H1"' 613-0910 ~YOO :~2us IN U.S.A. A"'J TRYING HAAOO TO 8( I • SALEI • MfltVICE • 'Aln'I • LIANfO BUICK DEALER IN ORANG[ COUNTY CAMAAO 11 Y911ow,8 "'-EXTRAS. MUST SE.LI 8ougll1 • Ind. '2300, 862-2131 THIOOORf I ROBINS I . , .~~~~., .. I <, J'\ '• """' " & '·". , •r I •CHEVY '77 Mont• Cerio SPQf1 Cpe, runa & look• 11tnt MU9t MM 11\19 wtlndl $1450 Of Bat Oftiar4 63&-77&3 Of 549-4002 .. 't J ' w f ROBIN~ . , . ... HODO Mt ROBINS FORD . ,. •1...... " ,. ~ ( ( J\ 1 .& .... f "' '• .l • THEODORE ROBINS FOIO JOeC MAP.&O• llvO (Q~IA Ml ~A t.•. 0010 .................. ..,., 'll .......... -....... ._. Alp+ne white Mt< futl 71 .<S'oo otlglnal m1i.1. power. ve. U1ra ai.n took1 IM!e new EAclillent Uc •30llOS C:ondlllOn $1250 obo -... &39-3111 ..,... CHRYSLE'\ '78, Le8aton 11a11on wagon IMther tn- terlOf 1111 power. S 1000. 540-23-49 M'llYlll, .... 9 Pan dual tedng ,.., Nall. tl'lll wegon It IOaoed and VW'( dMn 144099 17,IH. , ....... ... u.. ... ..... .... , mt& •• Auto aJr. atereo. c:ata, r Ir acil 1 pauenger Vin •800909 .. ,... ~ltMllR I .UZUKI 1 1 . --770-7001 . •M l c;. ••··• •·••' r .. • '1211m• T ·Top laWmlle9. red flnilln • custom w l'l ee l a , Goodyear Eaglee. Lie .. 54212e INTO SAVINGS The llllJ P111t hos o rw:w woy to tvrn your Hidden Treowres into CASH w1dl o S9.00 Clou1f1ed Ad $9 OO with • prepayment 4 Lines-7 Days- $ 00 . 9. Ne,._.., ... '" c~y ~ ctlftc.-.etlon. Pr·vote Pot t.es ''"'v No C mm!'l1 °01 R,.,, t 'O'"' A.1.1to!TI0'1¥e Bool.ng Of f "1ol0v""erir Ads There ~ "0 P' ,,. '"" 1 'O wt1o1 vou con odver11se 11 vo" need 10 \~II yOu' couch h1g~ "O·• "' o"v unused merchar'ld1se-coll rho Doily P0lo1 Closs1l1~ \1011 Of usl'I 1t1e '°" below Moil to1 Doily Pilot, 330 W Boy St,. Costa Meia, Co 92626 642-5678 ---~--.... -------------------- N AME A0011f~S CITY AMT fNCl t D SUH __ _ ltP -YI~ or M C 1•--•••tllii-o_.n ..· .-. ' . 9IC Pg t MUC •na MUC •TU Ml.IC llJT1C( .., ... ~ma Ml.IC M)ncl NlJC ,.,TIC( • I • • • N1"dUl• H•• flllCftl ...... llIIM rtcmnoue-..11•11 PICllTIOUIMll ... lllCmtlJl-1 flllCrtT ...... J •• Nnnou9•H•M PltCTmOUl.~1 ~~anil.n ,._ .. ~-=-= .. ~=.,. T=:= .. : ~=M T=:,._..,. :::.~:=.. r=:=Mt T=::.:!,.~,re 6<11TN~:n--.,.' --..~--~ buelNll.11: MU>IA dO!fla~-· ~~-..... ~. ITAA ~-ClolnQbUllnMlll' dolnOIM*Mtl • s1tcTNJM COMM()Oi. M~ IV... . PAlNCK W. IHOll 11"-DYNMIQ, "* Ncelrn HrMHll 'I ,l~M. lil[WPOAT UCICUTl\/I •AHck.ID ~ ,.,, , &Ain't, -ARA.9 OILIVf'ff, 271 I A ' • DISTAllUT=· TY o~ 1m• "'-" °' . .... OolMo w:.. ............ LW.~~.CA 3701 louttl Ndel. ~--SUfTt;-JHOO °'*' •• ,..., fllonr~ AW. Cotte c.-. .............. Celf. 11tt't tt '"· c.. ...... l •&o "'-.;~'4, oena Poin1 c.-t2tll ..... ..._, ... AM.c.lt.1110a tH4e ' Ma,c.llf.N707 Suit<2t1, NewpOf1 leecfl ........ CAl2ta1 Ntl3 Callf 92121 Mna.c.llf ()pp D n t ld Laut.not ~ ... £..:::=-• ,.,,. ..... _ ·~· DouetM ... w~. ...,.... Hetclman, S?OI t2MO ~ w ".,,, t1H Toctct l(rOek•. -c... Na CIM»etl. 271 e 1tlll ~d .ws ..... Co.ti Sct1!..121t 32175 L4lllll Or • ........ W.W ... c:r= l.tt • ...,,.. lt2t2 '**" l.Me, Hulll· Souttl "'*'· lenta AN. Wllme ~ .. Freie*, 1.el ean..ta l.Me, ~ ~ leecfl. Cellf t2ta .. , 11. eo.e ........ Calif .2•50 Ofenge A";'. ~ Pottll c.-. Nt2t ·_:\ o:;:g:.,-~ ~ ~ It con .. ~~~c,pn· c.f~~~H~ =:i.=-ec::-· ._. --:,:·C:,= It con· ~~~OOft· ~~ buelMte I• con•~-~'*= 1:ncs~· ~~::,~con· ..... ...., ••Y COM· duct9d ~ "'~ dUCtld by an~ IMnt Cellf t2711 Thie bllelMM .. con-dllCtW by ... ~ TOdd J Kt... ducleclc:r..,:. llldMdu.i dllc:ted by tluMtlld • ltld ~ ~i·e•'lelllllill!r:..!111. 1~ ~ =:.::.r: Ned ~ .. io:.:,.:~flled d~= ~=1:.e COii• r ~F~ ~et~l=I .. flltCI wttTh~·~ca:--(11 ~ ~~ ....,_., .... ·riled ~~~1~1 WU flied ~ 1ta;~of ~ """'1tle COUflCY a.ti of Of· wlttl tf\t County Otrit of Of: Lloyd ! Aou a .. .,.,,_.., w• flied With 111e County Clttll of Of· enoe County on 8ept.,.,.,., wtttl 1t1e Cowity Cter1I of Or· wi111 the County Cltt'k of Of· with '=Zi ~91'1\blt ~ It ton· MOt County on ._..,,.,., .,. County on ltiptetnbef Thia et..._., wee Ned with thtt County Clerk of Ot· M9I COunty on 8epMMber 21. ttM .,. ~ on Seottmtw t ngt County on e.>temt>tt ~906 ._.. ~ • ..,_., pen. 11, 1tM 1$, ttM with the County Clenl Of Or· tno-Co\lllty on ~embtt 15. tHI Plhtal tt, ttH 29. t9te , 111114 • ,_ ~....., • ~ Oftnte ': Publlehed 0tenee"= ~~ty on e.ptemo. 19' '* fWl'1 ,ul>llthtd 6'11\0t"= ~~~.~ t~ Pul>hntd °'Mtl ': Pul>ll"*I 0t11nge Coe&t Put>lletled 0renoe Co.M . ·~ ... lll9CI ~ '90t 8eptemblt 211 Delly PtlOI Stpt8"1Mr 21. ' ,_ Pul>lithed Ori• eo.t o.11y Piiot hc>ltmber 11. 21. 1189 Daily PllOt .. f!Tltw 18, Dt)fy PtlOt ()etober 5, 12. 19, Delly P1tot hs>ttm= 21, .... Olwllr Clerta OI Or· QctObtr 5, 12. 19, ltM H . Octobet 5.. 12, 1... C..,.U a ....... 91 Oalty PMot Septtmtw 2*. 21, OetObtr S, 12, ltM Su-'9t Octo9* 5, 12, 1t, tote 21. 11186 •..•• ., October 5, 12. t9, 1 Su-•• 1 ~~ Oft ._, ... ..._ eu..:.31 9u4H helMtt c..-.. , Dtt•11 Oc101>er 5. 12, 18. ttel Su424 ltatC NOTICE Su·••• ...,..,.,., • n. ' ,_ "8JC "TICE = • '"""'· c•. 84.1-''' rta.IC NOTtel NOTICC "u ,_. 0r-. c.. -Nil.IC NOTICE PubN8hect 0r.,. co..t • rwtlC NOTICf: '1Cnnout ......... rtatc NOTICE Nil.IC NOTICE _.....;...;Nll=IC.;.... __ _ Dlllr Not ...... H . ~.=I ,ICTtTIOUe ......... Delly PllOt s..,.tmbef 21, ,ICTmOUt ...... ,~~:.~1 T~':! .,. cm Of' COITA ..... ~I.. 11. 11. ttll -... f............. N.~ ITATIMRNT Octobtl' S, 11, 19, 1tM N"'._ IT"'-NT T.._ ......--.. -~·.,. ~ ~ •: COUNCIL AGINDA lu-441 """' """"'"ng peraoneert The following~ art Su-"<40 -,.,._ .... •Y"-"'W ,....... ...... ------------dOlna. ~ •· ,........ The foftowlng J*IOnt are doing t>uslnt119 u N WPOfltT NITWOAK -..c NDm ••>lANouAoE · c ALEN-c:w~:Six.Ans rta.ac NOTICE ooino 1>u11,,... ... • ( • , , R o N T o sYsreMs, 209.,, F.,.., ocTomu .. ,.. -.-ft----.. .., lOOOA"!, 1fb5l055A£_ K\/~~lE· l1r!J!!, Skyp 1 '!tt27C1t 1 ,c1t$t• I(: PACIFIC P AOlt!fltTY RISTORANT!, (b)PINO AYI , C0tona o.t Mar, Cellf . • P'Rf --c -_.,.. ."""Call ., 'ICTITIOUe.,..... CONSULTANTS, 31t0 E TRATTORIA, 3333 8'191ol Ul25 W ITAm " t 401. Cott• ....... Cellf Aa)'mOtl<S Blenco 17935 NAam ITA~ Coul Hwy Sul1• ••• Cot-81 . South Coetl Pll"· Mr 9rien F. Holdgf...,, ORAL CCl ... IMICAi:-• "-.......,. IM'toN .,. tff21 s.. ....... Cit-.... s K lfV1 The follOwlng ~ Ill'• one !Ml M11. C.111 12125 coe11 M .... Cllllf 0242 20e\t F.,nlMf AV9 •. Corona COMl9fr CM.mm dolna ~ • ~ T Slfnmont. 1555 c;r.'ei11.i.- 11 ' ne. (jolno bu'"-u , OCfAN· Tarry J Toman. 317 Au11Ca Inc , Ct lllornta a.I Mar, Cltllf. t?e25 ...... Cs i a lu•:• Pteoe c b ...... OOI ....... tM,...... lfifttc I Al Tl!fltATfON ~Verde E. U01. Coltt Tille l>ualnMI 11 con-~RONT, 1115 Toyon t.n , Lat$pUr AV9 , Corona del Cotl)OfellOll. 3333 Britto! Mr Bit( Melone St., 1t21 .......... RM ........ Dmlal..Ma ' oe . IPl!IOWAT."" HtrOor ....... Callf t2e21 dVC1edbytnlndN1dU81 Newpor18"cf\ CA 92* Mw,C.kl 92'25 SI . South CoHI Plan, Sant• Ft Del Mar. Cellf .. r:..c.:.-:i=.c::--.,.,"9od"ftM"°"..-,.111N..,....., ...... 11 . Coeta......, Celt t2tH Ttll• l>u•lne1t 11 con-Raymond Bllnco Mlchttl Flander• Howell Thi• buaineu ta con-eo.11 Mese, Cahl 92e2t 0201' -._.. AM. ... • •tlllt c..e.....,. '° ,...., ~ ., "-Ctty., ..... PM ~lnlo I . 01111ve, 0 dueled by tn lndllll0u81 ThlJt lletetMnl wae llteo 1815 Toyon Ln , Newpori duetedb;. tn INIMdull r111a buatneae la con-Thlt b'!aln•H 1, con- .fHMtet1te, Intl,.., Callt. NtflOn T ~s wllh trw County C1111'11 01 Or· 94tKtl, CA t1WO Tetry -I Tomen cluclld by e&orPOtttlon dueled by a gen.ti ~-~ ':' ='*-AIMIMr OeNt• IM .,_ lb;t 1111, ... ..,., ., ,,... .......,...... H120 Thia stat_,, wes filed ange County on Sec>temt>et Thie b\lllMN 11 con-Thl1 •1•1etMnt wu flied Jous-•ndot. Pr.UO.OI nerstilp 111 ... Cwt! to._... 1 ,....,..,. lteclttr1o~..,.,. Of..._._.,. T"6e ~ 11 COii· with the County Clenl or Or· 30 1986 ducted by in lnd•Vldulll with tht County Clerk or Of. T111s 1111emen1 wu filed 811an F'. HoldOr•,., -'.::. .._ .._ ~ fof IN 1...., ,.. . .... W. lft lftdMdlllil lflQI County<>11 September ,121aJ1 MICtlMI H-.11 Inge County on 111'1\ber willl the County Clerk of Or· Thi• tllletnenl WU tiled .. b IW••en 1 It 0-. 10, 19" Published Orenge Coast Tlllt 1111ement wu lilecl 29. t9M enge County on Sec>temt>et w1111111tt County Cleft( or Or· ...:..,; ~ =::,. to ......, °' .... " fof c~ ~ ffOflll K....,... ef ~ .... llM:ol wee flied 'im72 Dally Piiot Oc1obe< 5, 12 19 with lht County Clttil of Of. f31 29. t9M •noe County on Septl!Tlblf Cel II 1 m ..;.... Heed t.,.,,. C.... ....._ for Jund eollcftatloft OoteMr t0oo11, With tfte County CNtt1 of Of. Pubfl•hellalled 01~ Coest f3111a ...._ ....... ._. .. A#Mfl °' lellalt ._ C~ Pu1poM tr-.......... Der "· ,... October 5, 12, 10, 198e ,,,., 26, 19M Diiiy Pilot Oclobet 5, 12, t9, Publ~ Orenoe Coast M ............ Ctlwoft, 111 AYOC!lde 1..-.... Coeta ...... .., ..,........., Plhtal ~•7 MUC NOTICE Pubhaheer 5. 12. 19, tliit ri ,... ~ 11 ~ Duu!MI r7, 1.., ~ Orenge Coalt DUINfC NOTICE Daily Piiot Ses>ttmber 21. 11rm•tc ..,,.TICE Su-459 28, 1966 ...._ 111 ...... ,.._ '°.,,..... • lellalt.., C._...,. """"°",,_Girt.._. Delly.._. Oc10ber 5, 12, 19, ,.~ FICTITIOUI IUllNHI 28. October 5, 12. 1H& ,.~ ""' Pl&.IC NOTICE • Su-"53 c.... 111 Or-.. C-IJ; iao Adw Aw, coete ...... by ..rlnt 11al1,,.,. • "'1911 Su-413 lllCTITIOUl llUSINHS NAMI ITATIMINT Su425 FICTJTIOUI .u1•11 CUBllCJtOil "-0..... ................... 11, ,.., tM ..... ng _. ... from.,_,,., n NAiii ITATIMINT 0~::: ~1=~ ':'b':E~~ P\&.IC NOTICE NAllll ITATIMINT FICTITIOUI IUllNHI ~ ---11. 1111: "9lJC M)TIC( The loltowlng pettonl l (e TCO 651 \/lctorli St Coita The followtng persone ere NAMI ITATIMINT f'ICTITlOUl llU ... SI ............ .._.._ . .._.. • ............ .,, Qeratd Moft, Aoneld More,.,_ lalclwln Md W..._ doing butlnau ae· LA SEINE Mesi CA 9207 ' FICTITIOUI llU ... 11 clOlng business ts Tiie follOwlf\O peraone ete NAMe ITA TEMl!NT _.. --_...., " ..CftftOUeMWM IMPORT EXPORT, 5&72 Wllilam LeeWollO<d 8741 NAMllTATIMINT (a)WIHONQI & AS-cloin9bualne11as Ttle followingper1on1 are ......... ..... ITA~ Ttve11011 Clrcle, Well· CtllrlOfclOr Hunt ecii .CA Tlle fooowlngl*'IOOSlft SOCIATES (l>)WIHONGI PR OF ESS IO NAL dOlngbualnetlH AMl••••• ............... ,,..Mttofte The~~ tre mln11er, CA 92693 926•6 doing buslnau 11 Flnanc:tel AUTOS. 1925 Anaheim Ave ARCHITECTS CONSULT· C AND 0 FIREWOOD. 622 ~..:: ::.-:: ~ Cet9~ ~II: Sa.Id Oejanl, 5672 Tlvlll'ton Thia buainau 11 con-Synergts11e1 Group, Humen B·•. Costa Me11. Celll ANTS 410 w Coast High· St Jeme• Ad .. Newport _. ..... _ ......_.., of lterllw:ftiTrwe and Aetftowef end fltet»ltCllMftl .,, DISPOSABLE Circle. We1tmln1te1. CA ducted by en lnclMcluel Resouroe ConMJlllng, 230 92627 wt y Sit 280. N1wpo11 B111cn. Calif 92M3 • .., ltM>OUCTI, too5 Waet 92U3 Wiiiiam Lee Wofford Newpo11 Cen1er Dr . Suite Strentz Wlhongl, 1925 Buen. c 1u1 92663 Kristin• L Ota11. 922 St. ••• •114 Cn _, Wter Md..._ • ..._ ltWd '*· Newpofl B•rH• Sartkby, 5672 This sta1emenl wH IOed 250. Newport Beech 92660 Anal\etm Ave B-•. Coat• Ao*1 O ~etsh 240 Nice Jemes Ad . Newp<>f'1 Beecn. flletln ,....._,,_ llf ... IMnft Df'atft. .., leedl. c.lf. t2M3 Tiverton Circle, We ll· 'Ill 1 .. _ c -·nly c•-·k of n... Wiiiard Nelton MacAclem Mea, Celll 92627 Lene •308, NlwPOt1 BNcll. Calif 92863 ........ , .............. •lllld1 ~. '°' pNpefetton of.,••"'•-:., lreclfofd P. H.ney, 2221 mln1let, CA 92683 w. ,,.. ~ "" "' 1207 SNeiets Of . Coron~ Tiits bu•lnHt 11 con-Calll 92M3 Cllllord CMs>mtn. 822 St. ::r:.:.:••J1 IOI h Yto1orie I~ _......._ fr-c.,,,... Dtm te Ctlll Qdra. San Cltmente, Yehla DtJ•ni, 5672 ~9~nty on Ses>tembet clel Mar CA 92825 ducted by en lndlvldual Thia businus ta con· James Ad .~ 8"ch. 0.. a .. h OOtltreat""" CHIM .... fof '°"',._...,. .,..,......,., 1 CM. 12t72 Tlvef'ton Cir .. Westm1n•t.,. · ~ r111._ .,,11,,.11 S1r1ntz W i ~11 C1111 9l_6§3 ......._. ....._., ..,_.__,._......,...,.,...., ...... ---L-----.~~~~~~~~ Published Ofiw Cout dueled by tn 1riclMdual la sta1emen1 was Ille<! Rot>etl D w11sn This · business Is con-,,. ... ___. .,,...,........ cone; ... Ctlld•la Dtlvt, Aolend Thia bu1lneH 11 COii· . .,,_ Willard N MecAclam willl 11\e County Ci.t11 ol Of. Thlt lltttment wH hied ducted by 1 llmlled partner· - Helatlt' c.llf 917'8 clUcted by • general part. ~11&:~':, ~~~~m 21 Thll stitement wu hied enoe COU11ty on September with 1t1e County Clerk ot Of. ll'MP n.. ... IOI T'9Clt 1:m11, ~ tWW .....,., ioc.tNCJ et -Md 111'1 ..... Allan ~Ing. II 110 Pln9mont netlhtp Su•JO wnh the County Clef'11 of Of. 10 19811 •noe County on September K11at1111 L Olllll Or-.. A...__ _...... 111 Suitt 110. HOYllOn, TX Said Dajani •noe Coun:y on September ,,... 19 IHll Thia •t•tement WIS filed ..... ·=·VOMt .... ..., •• to C4IMuct .. lmtron,,,..,... ~ ~ -r 77092 -Thia llttemenl was hied 15 !986 Publ~ Or•nge Cou1 f'120:170 wnh the County c...-of Of. ~. tM lllwowtt Aw ao.... Tllla t>u.iMU It con-wtth thtt County Cle<k of Of. Ml.IC NOTICE Fl1tl7t Dally Piiot September 28. Pub11tneo Or•noe Coatt •noe County on September ....._. Oii .. ...,..=I Mttd by )oln1 ...nture •noe County on September Publislled Oienge COU! Octl>bef 5, 12. 19. 1986 0Ally P1101 Sep1emoer 26, 30 la&! C 4l1U1 : ., MM1e1n .. let L .... Uene ll'erti bJ Hondo c..,..,,, lr'ldtord ,. H8ney 15, 19" f.C.TITIOU9 IUWll Daily P1lol SfJPltmber 21. Su-U 3 6ctobef 5 12 ,. 1986 fl21m c ..................... ~ c ...... lloml °'* l'rOM .... Or-. C:.-ty TNe ltttllMl\t WU lllecl '31W75 NA• ITATl.•NT 28 OctOl><'I 5 12 1986 Su-445 PubllShed Orange Coast ,_, l'O 1) .. ,......., °"".., ........ 9Uftttctl COMtrucUon ~ • ...., ftlt County Clerk of Of. Pubti.ned Orenge Coast The followtng persona •r• Su•29 PlalC NOTICE Oa111 Poot Octobers 12, 19, c1-.11 ... 1.,..,....,,., Dr* .._t......, lfl lM r..e-t ...._ ,....._ ....i .,..County onSeptember 0111y P11ot September 21, d0tngt>ullneuu Premium PtltUCNOTICE 16 1986 ._..A-IMltreet~fof,.,...A_bJ......,C•on---. 30. ftM 28, October 5. 12. 1986 Plumbing. 19•6 1 Maune Ln PtellC NOTICE FICTITIOUS IUllNHI Su-•57 C...•llUtn Ill le n+11•-•• IOI"'"* lltlP IMl1t, ...,_ ~-M4wMft '2111a Su•28 Hunttnglon Beach, Celt-NAiii ITATtMINT flCTITIOUt IUSINEll ......,.,. II lfUIN Md *ti ltreet, by, ...... 8"tftte ..,._ ~-Of11nge Cout lornl• 921146 FICTtTIOUS aUllNHI The IOllOWlng peraona tr• NAllll HATEMINT PlB.IC NOTICE MIRl:•t1..,.,. ActlOM D.ilyPlot Oc1ober 6.12, 19. PlltllC NOTICE Je<elcl D T-•. 19461 NAMESTATUffNT do•ng bullness •• Oberttn Tne fOllowlngPf!(IOJll..ILI ................. "'"'91 ........... louth~~~ 26.1... MAJJ.tta .in. Munlin 1111 1e11at""'O'""_"'_ ~ ctoo,,.,-~ ... ACME' FtCmlOUIW8tNe .. .,..,....,U...a.-,.,,-..,.,.-o.u1op"*"COiiil*lr Sii-CA AC~ ~ V2~1r cl0tng 1>uslnes5 as Street, Flrtt Floor, Newp<>f'1 COMPUTER SYST~MS. 381 NAME ITATl•NT Tr .... C-l11hn ....... ~: ---------NAiii ITATEMENT Ttllt butlneu It con· ROGER'S REALTY, 2737 Beacll. CA 92660 Viste Btya, N-port Beech The lollowlng persona ere '-"'1,r .......... eMfltltle~cuft»o4l•l 1ttft&treetfor202 ... twtOf. P\&IC NOTICE The fOllowing peraona are ducted by en lncllY!dual E Coes1 Highway Cofone Albert .Buell, c/o Thomas CA 926&0 doing bualneu as Futltf1eft A.....,. clOlng business IS C & C Jereld 0 Twee: clel Mai Calif 92625 R Sheppllfcl. Etqb11e, 333 Jack 0 Badoiek! 381 PACIFIC AESIDENTIAL. P~°'.:"'°" lot 1trMt ........ Oft .......,., I Im lo 10 tm eMflt llottl IT A ftMINT M -MAMDCll-NT W- UIC Ofl '1CTITIOU8 au..11NAM1 EnterprlMI. 1118 0.Von Th11 Slltement wit fltecl -Ctw.~Cl<innon, al6 South-Hope St~ -tel~ VHMe &eye N-pon , 1' !:-Coasr-"wy Sult DffWe l;t11e lenfltl ilotfh o4 .. ~--°""9. snr. Newporr8e~ Wifhllie-C-ounty Clet o Or-Cemetton Ave., Coron• dei Los A'lgeies, CA 90071 CA 926&0 ·~. Cofon1 clet Mar. Callf ~ .............. fOf atreet ••11,lnt on MoMMr•. I am to 10 -...... bettl 92680 enge County on September Mar. Calif 92825 J a h / V e r . L1ncl1 J Bado1tk. 28 I 92825 curM ti~ ...... l"-t felf lte '-tttl ....._ lilel dnt Dme end La .... Aw. Rendel L Cochren. 1118 12. 1986 Tl'lls bus1neu JI con-moon9ttSV4'fW&ltung GBA. Vista B1y11 Newpon Beach, Terty J Tomin, 3 17 Perlllntl.,.......... lot etrMt ew1111lnt Oft llhftdtr•, I Mi to 10 Mi ...... .._... Tiit foltowlng persona MllS ~ the UM Of 1111 lllc1111oue Buelneu Nemr. 8J llilTERIORS 698 W tettl Slftet. Cotta Mesa, Cellf 92127 Devon Lane .Newpon 11111111 ducted by an inclMcluel cto fhomes R Shepc>ercl. CA 92tw>O Larkspur Ave , Corona clel cutM ef......., Dr1We fOl'lt• lenflttl ....,._ .... d u Drtft llld.La .... A...-.. Beech, CA 92660 Publlahed Orenge CoHt Chlrles N 'McKinnon Esqulle. 333 South Hope Th11 business 11 con-Mar. CeM 92625 .............. t etop iMfll Oft Dete "9oe at C~ Aw. Karen H Cochren. I 118 Deily Piiot September 21. This 1111ement wH fifed S11ee1. 481n Fl Los A~. cluClld by husbencl and wtit Christopher L Ba1e1. ...1,llh C~ Avenue .. e llwoutfl etreel "-~Aw ta C._., Ttle Fk:tlllou• Buatneu lileme ieterreo 10 •~ wu llttd 11'1 Oreoge County on Augut t 26, 198 I Fil~ NO.fll"°2 Devon lane Newpo•t 28 Oclober 5 12 1988 with Ille Coun:y Clerk of o1. CA 90071 Jack D B1cl0<elt 17962 Whlllorcl Ln 11unt· DrtYe. Beach CA 92660 Su433 enge County on Sep1em1>e1 Or Jorn Kreke; cto This statement wts fttecl 1ngton Beacti. Cellt ,........ ,_,..... pwtl.1119 Otlly bet•eet1 t pm 9'ld 11 pm°" l.11ttet0ft Ctirele. This t>usiness is con-29 1986 Thomas R Shepperd Es· W11h the County Cle<k 01 Ot· This t>uatnen 11 con· c. ..... llOS A.dY-: dueled by husband and wile PUBUC NOTICE ,321131 quire 333 South Hope ano• Counly on Sl!QltlfT'IM/ ducted by • gtnetll pan-c ..... ·-AdVaoce fot ..... oo. '°' • poltce oMcet to •nend • NenMlttc• l(a•en H Cocllran PubhSlled Orange Cotst St1eet 48th Fl Los A~s 15 1986 ne1Sh1p 1r1 ... :: ... •~ C-.. lfl aacramento, OctetMf ... ,.,, tM. This ssatement was hied FICTITIOUS BUllNESS Daily PilOI Oclot>er S 12 19 CA 90071 F31SM2 Tet1y J Toman C~ Adv-tor -.oo for two poeee. ~to att.ftd a e.dler..-cl wllh ln@Counly Cieri< of Or· NAM( STATEMENT 26 1986 He.oz KruM. c/o Thomas Put>hthed 01ange Coast Th11 111temen: was filed ltl~COUrM tn Ian Joie, OctoeNf r7 .. tW. ange Coun1y on S~teml:>e• fhe l0Uow1no P8florls ere Su-465 R Stiepperd Esqwe 333 Oejlf Pilot Sep1emt>e1 21 wnn the County Clerk of Or· OLD 90 ... 11 ' leclly J-J1kot11y tMrt Jottn J Jf I. 1718 Tlll'tapln Wry, Newport 8Mcti Cakt t2860 Thie bulineee wta con· cluc1«I by en lndMdutll 15 1986 Oo•no oosineu as Souftl H<>Qe Street 48111 Fl 211 Oc101:>e1 ~ 12 t986 enof' County on Septembet ~"'I-* Clttzen ..._.. A.11111-1 llucty. F319177 1a10tG IT CONSTRUC POOl.IC ftOTICE Los Angeles CA 90071 Su423 29 1986 ,.... 1 t-t o4 C.W. Tetevteklft c-mm... Put>hshed Orange Coast T•ON lt>IDIG IT LANO Or Cornelius (1edlke cto FJ211t7 ~I Oa111 P•IOI Seo1em1>e< 21 SCAPE ~63 Knoa St <;<>sll FICTITIOUI IUSINESS Thomes R S11epc>1rcl Ea· MUC NOTICE Publ15~ O•anoe Coast CllJ Attenwr 28 Ocsot>e• s t2 1986 Mesa Caht 92627 • fl!AME ITATEMENT qu1te 333 Soutll Hope Deily PtlOI October 5 12. 19 ..... .,., *"'°" n . City of Coet• ..... This lltltmenl ... illed with the Courity Clerk of Or ~ County on Seotemoer 17, 1 ... Su427 Bryce G CoSllow <'63 Tne lollOWlng persons ere S1ree1 .&8111 Fl LotAnoe'ft FICTITIOUS 8UIMIS 26 108& AeJ W . .,._..., .#f,. n.. City o4 Coete ..... ---------Kno'• St Cotta Mes11 Ca11t d0tng t>uainess H CA 90071 NAM! STATfMfNT Su •511 CltJ...,...., PtellC NOTICE 92627 SAKL PRI NTING 201 w TAf-lOW. A Reetty In Tne IOllOWlng persona are ..._..."...,the~ T•MI F~ for CENTROCCI hlftd elklcatlon. _F_IC_T_IT_IOU __ S_l_U_l_INE __ S_S_ Tn1s business 11 con-Dye< •C S1n11 Ane Ceht vestor. Coroor111on (On-c10ing bullnest 15 MLIC NOTICE ltu 1lll4tell ~Md lmpouncllno • 1»111,...,.,.fOflflefteclil,..1tl64I Pul>flehed Orenge Coas: Dtlly ll'tlot Sept~ 28 Oc1oblll' 5, t2. 10 19M NAMI: STATHIENT ducll!'d by an incllviduat 92707 tar•o). Su1te2806 Bo• •8. 20 SAVOIR rARE CATERING ... _. • ... IOtttl lfl Artlcle XIM-1 of "'9 C-tttutloft o4 tN I .... of CeMorul&&. Bryce G Co~ow Rusty LOllln. 2542 Oueen Stteet West, Tor· GROUP 125 Via v-111 FICTITIOUS 8Ut1Nl8S ~ .. ANNOI The ,ollOw•ng Oetsont are Tt11s statement wH '1teo MacArttwr •H Santa An•. onto •on1eno M4H 3R3 Newooi1 Beach Celtf 92663 NAMt ITAT!MINT Ul"9ft ~ ~•ted. euttMwtted ..,ant* Aer It • ._..._, tSf ~ Su ... 50 dOlng bu!ineu a.s PZ~Z. wllhtniiCounryCterk or Or Calif 92704 Canada Jene1 ROHMr. 125 Vie T11e fOllowlngpeuoo111e leioatN...,..,Ol...,..•••A--totWi..:a0tmllld-toflilleMltreet1M 8t8 Heiboi Island Drive. ano~ CouNy on Stf)1em1>&1 11111 buslnees " con-Or Klaus-0..ter Hull!, c/o VEnez11 Ntwobli Beacn cl0tng t>uainess as Al The ltle C........,. ,,_9'! Newpoy en 1ncllvidua1 Thomas R s neopaid Et· Cetlf 92693 ONLY Company Bl The lii..,..NMfllll ~I Aeprol (EIR). Bonnie McC1et11n 818 F320357 Ruaty Loflin quire 333 South Hope Ttu1 1>u11neu 11 con-ONLY. C) ONLY Compeny. o....rel ,..._ ,....,......,., OPMtO to~ ttle lend -•••ltMllOtlt .,_, Hliltl HerbOI l&land 01 .. Newport Publlslled Orange Coast Thll llt1ttmen1 WH flied St1ee1 48tn Fl Los A"094ea. dueled by' •n lncl1viOull DI ONL '( 18221 r Newport DeMffJ '" •••• Atlel .. Ufball Cltlt9' ............. efld to Inc,_ .... c ......... ITATW•NT M Beach CA 92660 • Daily P1101 Septemt>e1 28 wtrh tne County Clark ol 01-CA qoo71 Jene• Rosener Blvd Suite 156 Coat• c ... ._ _ "eM 111.M to 1....,..-equer. ... L "8.IC NOTICE AaAlllOOr•tENT Of' Cecilia Mae· Nell, 107 October 5 12 19 1986 11n9!! County on Septemt>et This bus•nea11 11 con-This st&lemenf wu lllecl Mesa. CA 92627 "9aoM ,_...... MIOI to rw1.-"°"' ll'OMtO to "°"·UC. Ula OP f'ICTITK>US ~;~~':' Balboa lsi&nd. CA . . 'Su-438 29 1986 ducted by a gene1111 part· with 1ne County Cterk of Or-lrme Allee Miellel, 2516 ....., ., ttle Plttlnlflt Commleakln'• ~ o4 ZOM lxoeptton ~A2 "°"' .,.... .. NAMI This bu11neu 11 co'h· Fa1'1IO neMn•p 1noe County on September Klnc:.•cl °' •20&. Cotta ~ W. ltMleey, au"'-1.nd ..,ant fot A-'et9d Vlfthwel. fOf., _.....,.,to Ttlo foltowlng perton1 1111nllC NOTICE Pubilslled Orange Coest Tnomas R Snepp&1d ., 30. 1989 Me111 CA 92626 1 P1Mf1e4 ...... "°',."'et 250 end 2tO lrtetof ttrwet, lfl • C1 •-· · lllve atM:nOoned Ille UM ot ducted by )olnr venture n.111 Detty Pilot October 5, 12, 19, Agent '321321 Tn" bustneu Is con-_,.... a( ttle efde Mtbecll , • .,.,emem lfl ~tloft •tltl ltie = Fl I I B Cec1ha M Nell 26 199• duc1N'.I by an 1nd1v1du111 ,,. _ _.,_...._, el ... ::=t.!:' .... -··-·-... -.. •-t • ..-MtilM tl'I• ct t OUI u11neu This st11temen1 was lllecl FICTITIOUS I UllNISS " Tllll 9111.menl was fllecl Gary B Lovell t201 Dove ...._..,_, • ...,.. "' ..... ,_., ... _,_ "--·~Oft, ... ~CVT,l\/NEESWUPOl1'!. Tt lAOOIA"~IM. will! 1'"£ Cou I c•--~ of O NA.Mt STAT!MENT Su·4e.t with tne County Clerk of Or· St, Ste 600, N"wpon Beach. Irma Allee Mlchel ...... fOf ...,_ J ......... 111 eontuno w1tt1 ~lnlctton .. e -.cwt/-.. ..... en ~ "' uv ,.., n Y """ r-ange County on September ce111 92660 T111s statement was 111.0 • ....,.,... .,......,, et 1l40 C•-•r Drtft. SlfMI, Suite 201, Newoor1 •noe Coun1y ori September The fotlow•ng persons are PUBUC NOTICE 11, 1986 Published Orange Cout w11n lhe County Clerk of Of. Appl11ele11 "-IMuflAlt A. Alf, Ctlttomle Wtn. "'"*· ..,, ... ,.. lfte ......._ 8Mch. Calif 92660 17 1966. F320021 d~';fA~~·te!~~'NcY AS-FICTITK>UI IUllNEIS ,,,..,. Oauy Pilot Oc:obe1 5. 12 19, 1noe County on September Com .......... '• .,.wowal .. "9Mtno Actton .... , ... 1......, 0 . ,....,, ~ T~ Flcllt1ou1 Bullneu Publtlhed Orange Coast SOCIATES. 3021·B Harbor NAMI ITATl•kT Pubhshed Orenge Coast 28 t988 10 1988 F11t271 ..,.mt0tC.J.l1f1 et:Olftefidlone,fOfCeodlttow•U..~fofouedeof ..... tf Neme reletilcl 10 •bove wet Deity Pilot c-temt>er 2 I. Blvd •224 Costa Ml'a The f-•t~•"" ~· eie Dally P1101 September 21 Su·•70x 0 ,..___ ~ ..... Iii~ with Oltldoof i.n _,.et 111 Aiiloft ._....,_ Med "' Orange Oounty on """ C II 92626 ..,..,._ .. ,. ......... ~·· 28 Octobet 5, 12, 1986 Publlslled range V<HQt llld • TSWft C...-Dftft. Octobtt J.'W1 19115 FILE 28 October 5 12 1986 a ' doing bullnen u . Sti434• Dllt+y Pilot September 21 ......, ., ttle ,..,.,.fina Commt .. ~• ...,.... of ~ Actton 9JAllt72 ffOflll A.I NO F2t2:l~B ________ s_u_•_22 Kllh• nuier Duncen PLEEl SAY CHEEZ 1!1:10· MLIC NOTICE 28 October S 12 1986 ll'tlMft. fof • nrt.ftoe from frOtlt Mlbeca ,..,,,._ .. fOf --••t Of 1 Luci Tll"!Pu'n t042 I nun'IC NOTICE 3006 Donnyb•ool< ln Costt TOGRAPHY 393 Hamitti>n Su432 ..,. ..... ._ lft oontunctton wlttl cOt11tructton °' e ......_.. __, ......_.et Btlletd °' G11den Grove n-. Mesa Calif 92626 c°''' Mesa, Cetll 92827 MtlC NOTICE FICTITIOUI IUSINt!ll 22o1"'W..,............ --·-·· .... ....-. C.f 02640 FlCTfTIOUS IUSINESS Tn•s bus1nen 19 con· Conni Leann Aston Bes1 NAME ITATEMINT MLIC NOTICE Ae~::"te °.::9~ ~ 11Mttr19dee.fr°"'....,,,1111. "...., "'"6dlftt, Coeet!Me Ttlta bullnetS ._,., con-dueled by an 1nd1vldull 393 H1m111on C:O.ta Mna FICTITIOUS IUllMEll Tnf' toltowtni;i oer'ons tre C-m,,....,, ,._..___, 114111 Wll'Mf Affftue, Foun...., 'I--, ~0 .,_ defllel .. NAME STATEMENT Kain. r Duncan Cthl 92627 NAMI STATIMIENT dOtnq 1>u11ness 11 FICTITIOUS IUllNESS '"'"r.........,,... ._ _, clucled by lln lndivlduat The following P!!•SO<lS t•e Tni, '1a1emen1 was lttecl Thts bus1neae 11 con-Tiie lollowtng persons ete C 0 N r I 0 E N T I A L NAME STATEMENT ttle TteMc C°"'"'"'*'°" ""' dlrectlofttl aieM "' Hetbof ant lllCI AdeMe <M:h"':.e·~~~;:so.'~ dOlng bualness IS CON· wrlntt>,.CounlyCle<io OIOr-cluciedl>y 1n1ndMclua1 d0tngt>Yslne55 as OUTREACH roA THE Thefollow1ngpersona111 ·-· • SULT ANTS NETWORK an~ County on Sepsemt>er Conni Leann Aston Bftl IAVINE FAMILY HEALTH PAOBLEMEO EMPLOYEE dOlng buslneu u · ll'fl County on September 11120 P1i1I Newpor1 Drive 29 1986 Thll stllement wu flied CENTER 1' ISO Culver tCOPE1. 8970 Wernef Ave . SUNRISE LTD 2•285 ll'Ulthhed • 1 oom"'ur11tr Mrvtc. to ttle cltlHtlt of C9ete ..... l9 19116 Sutt• 30tl ~ -Beacll FU1t2S w1tn the County Clertt of 01-Drive. Suite 103. lrvtM Calll Foun1e1n V111ey Cetll 92708 H1lfvlew Dr . Legut11 Niguel lllftdtr, Oclotter 1• 1• Pvbhll'led Orange Coast CA 92!MIO Put>h,M<I Orange Cout ange Counly on Septembef 9211• J Brl'nnen CHSldy MO Call! 92677 -----------------------------01.+y PllOt Sesitembe< 28, N0tman R Ca1d, Fogerty Daily Pt101 October 5 12. 18. 30, l986 T 1mothy R Twombly n 1 East t 7111 So Coste Stepnen A Jones 24285 Oc:lober 5. 12. 19 10M Menor 8236 Erslllnt Green 26 1986 '121431 O C A Cht•oprachc Co1por-Me,11 Cahl 92627 Hillview Or . L1gun11 Nlgu.el -------~·...;•.;;5~1 BIHlr'la Park CA 90621 Su ... &9 Published Orange Co111 at1on Callfo•n11 . 221112 Linde Al?&.z1 PHO 2711 Celll 92677 Lldll R Caicl, Fogany Dally Piiot Octobef s 12, 19, Sh11de Tree Lane. Lake Fo" E P11clllr. Co111 Hwy Cor Otnah Kazclerl. 24285 Hiii· Menor 8236 E11~1ne Green ---------26 1986 rest Callf 92630 on11 dat Mar C1lll 92625 view D• Laguna Niguel Buen• Paik. CA 90621 PUBLIC NOTICE su.,.54 Trns 1:>us1nes~ is con· Tn1s 1>u11neu Is con-Calif 92677 G Th11 1>ua1nes1 Is con· ------------------dueled by a corpo<1t1on ducted t>y e gen,,111 part-Tiits business II con-CARRIN TON dueled by II oene••I pert-FICTITIOUS IU81Nall PU8llC NOTICE Timothy R Twombly. nershlp dueled by CO·Partneflt ROBERT JERONE nerslllp NAME STATEMINT O C. P1esldent J B Cnsidy MD S1ep11en A Jones CARRINGTON. <1ge N0<men R C11c1 The 1011ow1ng oe1son1 ,,. flCTITIOUI IUllNltl This statement wH hied Thi\ ,_111ement w11 llled Th•s 11elemen1 wH filed 58, dird Ot ltJl>1•r 2, fhis ste:emen1 wes meo do1no business 81 NAMt ITATIMINT wnn 1ne County Cte11t of Or· wllh thfll Counsy Cte•lt of Or· with the County Clelllc of Or· w1tn tM Counly Cler~ of Ot· WE S T P AC T EC H The fOflowlng penona are anoe County on September enon County on Sep1emt>et angl' County on September 1986 al P.1r;irf1~· V;il an9t1 County on Augusl 22. NOLOOY 1818 Po1t Slllllng doing 1>u1tnes1 11 United 19 1986 24 Hl86 30. 1986 lt.•y, Armin.. J f,. ('am•· 191lG Place Newport Beach, Cahl E~port11s 920 Ven Ness Ct . lO Artl•ma I m11tHh' '317131 92660 '• Costa Mesa CA 92626 Pubuallecl Ora~ CoHt Thomet P Noma. 1818 M Shnhd Ou111111. 920 F320:M7 '"°"' o:r1m Publlshetember 21, POfl St11llng Piece Newpon Van Ness Cl Colla Meu Augu t1n1• r!11111l.J 28 O_c1ot>e1 5 12 1986 Beacn Cat1f 926&0 CA 92826 Su-•65 Survive~] 1,.. d.1ugh Sti999 T111s bua1neu II con· Th11 but1ne11 11 con·i-________ _.,.-.-, ________ _.. _________ • 1 Put>hsned Orange Coest Daily Pilot Seplembe• 28. October 5 12 19. 1986 Su .... 42 Daily P1tot Oclober S. 12. 19, 0111ny Piiot October 5, 12 19, 28 1988 26 t986 • ter an<l .,,m Cl.ir<1 ---------ducrf'd by an tncl1v1du•I dueled by an lnclM<lu•l PtellC NOTICE Thomas P N0<ns M Shahd Our"'11 Carrrngtrin P.1hl<1 This s111ement wH 1111<1 This statemeflt wH lltecl CarnnguJn both ,,, FICTITIOUS IUSINES• With tile Counly Cler~ •• Of· w1lh the County Ciarlo of Or· Palma dC' MJllon a lilAMl ITATIMIENT ·~County on Seo1emt>et OflQ41 County on Sec>tl!"bet T!>~ IOftow1ng persona ere 19 1986 15 1986 Spain On<· brother do.no ooa.neu 11 RIDNt flt._ George Carnngton o r la1l£$COUUE NURSES. Pu1>11ane<1 011nge Coast Pubhahed Orlt\Qe Coast Par adt!M' Vallf'V Aro REGISTRY tblLESCOUltE Oa1ty P11<>1 September 28 on Pilot September 21, MEDICAL SERVICES. INC . Octo"'-• 5 12 1n t"'•• 2 ""'o..__ 5 12 1<>•• iona He w as d mem •S70 Cempvs Ofive New-""' · · "' ·s:.439 ""' """ ' · "'S:.,'31 ber of the Nrwport OO•I ee.c11 C1hl 02eeo Harbor Yacht Club. Sytv11 Lescoulie Celt· f't.a.IC NOTICE a 11 0 l h f' St l0<n11 4600 SelSllO<e Of ----------"8.IC NOTIC£ Newpon 8e&ch Calif 92663 FICTITIOUI au .... 11 flCTITIOUI auaMll Au gus llOP, Flondu Tn11 bu1inen 11 eon-NAME ITATW•NT NAMI ITATDmNT Yacht Club. NaultC'<J ducted by a tO<POf•llOll The lollowlng '*eon•.,. The follOWlllQ peraon1 ere Real Palma Prior Syevia Lescoulle Pre-'· doing 001tneu H Rec:I and doing bvllnen u denl e111ck Product1on1, 112 WOALO COMPONENTS re aide n l o f S l Thia 1t11emen1 wH 1111<1 Shallmer St . Apt C. Cotti ANO ~INfEAINO, t7220 Autu1t1nto, , Florida w1tn the C01Jr1ty Cterk ot Or-Mett t2e2e ~ope St Suitt W•. and pa I mo d e Inge County on Sf'ptemper Bryn OrHllng AncltrlOll, Fountalll Valley, Ctlll. 92708 MaJlomi, Snain Pn 19, 19Ml .... _.. 1 712 S11a11mar St , Apt C, Edwin J &u.ntgen. 22 ...-... _, Coste MeN, CA 92628 AlncOf'I. lrv!N, Cllllf 92120 VI.~ tlf'rvt~ff w erl" Publlllle111111e11 le con· held Green A c res D111y Pilot Septemt>et 28 ducted by an 1t101vldv11 ducted l>y an lnclMclual Mortuary, Directors Octot>e< s 12 111. 1966 Btyn An<*aon t J &uentgen /!!_, . ....,11 ... C A Su-••& T111.11 a111ement w11 ftled Tlllt etai~1 w .. filed ~v _, " wflh the County Cttfl! of Or· 1111111 ttMi CcMlty Cl«ll of Of. (602) 945 2654 Pta.IC NOTICC •noe county Oii s.c>ttm9* :mge County °" 8->ttml>er 11 19M 29. tHt ll'ACWtC VllW •MORtAL ll'Alttc c.m...,y •Mortuary Ch~ • CrematOfy 3500 Ptc:lic v..,_, Or1v~ N•port Beach 84•·2700 HAMCMUWN MT.OUYa Mortu.,y • ~tery Cremat0ry 182S OtMtr Ave CoettM ... ~0-555-' 'ICTITIOUI IUttNIH Pl~ '1211M NAME tTATIMPn Pubffahecl Oreinge CoM1 PublltnM Or~ Coett The IOflowlrte ~IO!is are Dt•ly PllOt Sec>ltmbet 21, o.ltyPllof Oc1obef 6. 12. 19, clOlng OOWfltq.. 28 OCIOW 5. 1f. 1... tt 1oee ROYAL "NE JEWELRY. 8\1'3e 230 ( 17th Str"1 Cotta 1-------------------....... M ... Callf 12tU Su 482 fflQIVMCf A1etieo M21 Welton Drtve. Hun11ng1on 8Mcll, Calif t2M7 Thi• bull11et• 11 con- ducted by an tnOto/IOuat Tt9Vitd Arefleg Thia t•alMW)I .w:u tdld wllh tM Couffty Olttll ot Qt. lf'IOI Oovllry on lep1ernt1tt 29.1 ... 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