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Home My WebLink About1988-08-14 - Orange Coast PilotSUND AY, AUGUST 14, 1988 GOP faithful head for New Orleans bC is well represented as Republicans p repare to nominate a standardbearer By PAUL ARCHJPLEY Of IM Dellr l"tlo4 l lAlfi Republicans "ho did a slo" burn "hilc Dcm<K·rats in .\tlanta chanted the rhetoncal question ··v. here wa s George'>" on prime time TV arc gearing up for their turn an the spotlight this "eek. The nCt\\orks arc \\Orrted a haf- montous con1.cnt1on \\Ill translate into poor raun-gs A lot will be on the agenda dunng the "eek. but ''har- mom" isn't ncccssartl\' on ti. Man) of the pan}' taithful alread) have arrl\cd 1n New Orleans where the Republican National Convention Sports --~ Rams' Billy Anderson scores first of two touch- downs in victory over San Diego Chargers. /01 California Despite warnings that he faces a grave risk, Cesar Chavez will continue his fast.IA& Index \\Ill be gaH·led open ~londa) morn- ing. Orang\.' Count~ '"II tx· "di fl'!)· r\.'-;rntcd. 100 -b~ ddcgatc'>. alter- nates. uh~nl'r'i. protester'> and 'pcah·rs. l uunt~ supcn 1sor (1add1 \ a'>que1 has been ralled upon 10 male a pnml·- t1me Sf}Cl'Ch the n1gh1 George Bu\h \1.111 be num1na1ed. The Re" Roben H. Schuller of the ( nstal Cathedral '"II g1H' an 1n' ocati on. and Rep Robert Dornan of Garden C..ro\e '-'111 gl\ c a seconding spt!('ch for Bush 's nom1na11on. r \tan' those attending haH' agcn- Newport newlyweds sure to lead a dog 's life By LA~CE JGNON 01 the Delly PilOt St." Wt1h Pcrn Como's 'crs1on of "\\t"'l' Onl~· Just lkgun" pla)tng gentl~ in the bact..ground. fam1I~ members and close fnend "atchcd ~1s the bride lumbered slo" I\ do"n the aisle. radiant 10 her" htte \ell and th1cl black and "htte coat. ..\t the altar nc\t to the fireplace. crouched on his h1ndquaners. ·stood the groom. a bo" lie around hi s neck and his tounge dangling out of his mouth . \\ 11h1n rnomcnh Rabbi . noop) had pronounced the can1m· couple "dog and "oor· and thl' groom "as 1ro111ne. nff to nose 1n10 a basl.\.'t of llogg1e~trea1-. in the t..11chl'n. L ata that night. both \\Ou Id ndt> in thl' hact.. _ol a station "agon. ~lpo can., trailing lrom the rcar bumper on the \\J\ to th\.'tr honl.'\mOOn \Ulll' -a eJragt· :idiomang thl" fam1h mom 1n thl' hl1m1..· 11f l 1dl1 l<,k rc<,1denl\ Chri\ Jnd \li~e (ia' na Hui 1h1' "Ill he on1..· mam.tgl' 1h.i1 ma' nl'\1..'r tx· ,1in<,urnma11..·J BtHh hnci1..· and eroom ha,1..· tx·cn fi ,cJ II \\a\ ll;,l.' JI lir<>t hill' \\hl'n lJd\ D1 an OIJ f ngh\h 'hl·1..·pdog. rir'>t ml:, < J,1..·~ lhl· gold1..·n r1..·1m·n•r l\\O ~\.'Jr<. Jgo the shcl'pdog \\OUIJ run ur and l11p h1' 1..·ar and thl'n chl.'\\ on 11 (Please see NEWLYWEDS/ A2J dasofthetro"n tx·,ond part1 c1pa11ng in or "ltnessing the numinauon of Rush a'I the ran~·, prcstdcnttJI t and1da1e and his selc:c·uon for 'ice nrc!>idcnt f or tn'\t.inn· lorma l ~ tr1..·asurer \n~cla Ba) Buchanan. an In inc resident. armed '>C'eral da~" ago to SUNDAY SPECIAL help hammer out thl· part~ platform. She 1.,'iued J \tl..'rn \\Jrntng "hen the platform rnmm111e1..· backed ratas1roph1c-1llnl''>" h1..·alth coq:rage for c h1ldren \\ t1hout nplain1ng ho" the ti.·deral go' ernmcn1 \\uulc.1 pa~ for \Ucha program. Hurhanan suggl''>ted that Re- publlcani. \I.ho '><:Orncd the Demo- crat1l P•Jtlorm a\ dl•t·cttful "eri.' on the' crge ut tomm1111ng the \UmC sin. \a. htk thl' (J()P platform pledges not to ra1'ii.' ta\l~ """° all t..no" tcatastruphtt 1..oH·ragel t) going to be C\Pl'n\I\ l' .. BuchJnan \aid It'\ preu'>l·I~ that l1nd ot d..-batt" and th1..• c()m\i1na11on uf pollucs pante'> and page:rntn that dra"s Pl'opk Ill.\.' Ttmoth\ \trada Qf (or- ona c.lcl \\ar "It'' 1h1..· \upcr Ho\\I tor poh11cal Junl11..''> .. ~trader ..aid 1-'k t\ Jllcnding hi\ lounh Re- puhl 11.. an nat1on•il ronH~n11on. ha' 1ng ~l·n an ub-.1..·ner 1n Kansas ( 1t\ in I 1r"o Jnd [ktro111n 19 CJ and an alternah.' tn Dallas 1n I %..i Th1<i ~car hi.'\ a dl'kg•llc. read~ 10 cast h1\ 'otl..' for Bush on Wednesda'. l nul 1hen. \tr•ukr' .. rnlcndar "Ill (Please see GOP/ A3) Oelly 1'16ot pftolo llJ J.,_,,,. lllelllM•• Lady Di and Casey tie the kn ot Saturday in Newport .. New Orl••n• R.,,ubllcan• •r• putting tMlr bnt hat• forw•rd on •v• of nomi- nating convention. M Orange County ch•pter of Yo:.'!£ American• for Fr om prot••t In INw Orleana.A3 Pr••ldent Re11gan NY• he'll take an active ro'-In pr••ldentl•I campaign. A2 Chain reac-tion leads to saving of Newport trees City changes plans rather than fight over street parking B~ LA~CE lG.\O:S Of -Olllly Pllo1 Si.ti '\ann \on <>ppenhl'tm 1~ hanging up her <.ha in" It "as IJ\t '\p\1,.•mtx·r 1ha1 \on OnJX'nhc1m ~hJ1nt•c.1 herself SI\ friends and J Jo2 10 thl.'1r fa, ome .:urn I~ p1u' 1-1..·,· 1<1-h·er ut~ "orkef'i trom '\e,,p.1-: Bt'Jvh tr1•m cutting 11 Jo\\n Tlw , " hJJ J .. 1d1..·J that t"•' 1..·ucal~ plu' '.rl'c''> that 1l\ ac;hadll" \ l'n Oprxnhl'·rn·., h11u'>e on thl B.iltx1a Pen n'ula had to "'me do" n 1t1 mJ , ~,,, m for '" 1 n''" nart..mg 'PJ1.. .'' Rut .tlh r "lt•nt~' 'pt•r11 .J11.. n1..·g11- 11at nn' \\ i:h ;h, \ ':J ()pJX'nhetm'. 1he1•t\ ha.,Jl·Odl·dt 1g_11 Jhl'Jd"11h a ,on,1ru1..·11on pl.JO that "111 'rar1..· thl tr1..·r, 1,1r goi-1J \ 'ln Oppenhr1m '>a1J "I turnl'd 1n nn ,ham' · \ un Op(X'nh,·1m \11 v.,·d \aturJJ' Thr J1,pul\.' Ja11..·, i'IJ' f.. ,,, IJ\t \Ul!U'I \\ hl'n l (\ \\Orl.l'r<. OOIK1..'d thai th1..· m·1..< r1101' \H'r1..· hUl'k hng thl "Je\\alt.. tn tront ol lhl' \on ()p- 1X nh,•1 m·._ hl1U,1..' l10 LinJ11 \trl'd "I '"a'1 1ut tht're roller skattng.. th.11., h''" I knl'"' the o;1dewalk.s were hJJ '-lid \on OpJX'nhe1m. a 59- H·ar-old rt't1r1..•d T\ ac-tr('SS and m- h nor J1..·'>1gnt'' '\ut "anting to remo'e the trees. 1he d i t>u1lt a nc" s1dewal~ around them 'But in <,o doing. t-.i.o parking .-..pots "l're l'llmma1ed and ~me n .. '-'>1den1' ..:ompla1ned that the trees "eren'1 "onh tht' spac~ . dC'\tgncrs rame back "1th a plan :irrro' cd b~ tht' Ct1~ C'ounctl to ll turn the part..1ng spar~ t>' cutting do\\ n the lr~1..'\ That\ "hl·n Von Oppenheim hrnh· out thl·, hatn!.. Thn.·1..· \\ ,'\·~' 1 • .11er the~ alo,o brought <•Ut J 11..·mpi1ra~ r~1ram1ng order •nh rmnutn tx·forl' "or\...ers "ere JNut w ph thl'tr sa" 10 the trees -\month ..igo. the \ on Oppenhe1ms .... ened an .Jl!rl~ment "tth the cm that 1h·l', \\OulJ nl1t sue m the e'eni that 1r.1.. tr1.."\.'<.. tell or their l~l l-\1ntage h•'U'o.; rh n r \1 tndJ\ ( 11\ ~l!Omt'\ R1,tx··• Ri..~nhJm ,Ji led the \on Opix·rh1 m .. h '-l\0 tha• thl' C"tl\ "111 •1..•JI .::1 •h. ''rl't'' J 0nd rcrum the 1-.i.o r..s·~; ~ 'rJ,1'" "h1k ka' mg the ().. ,1 : 1:ir-11ld 1r1..'l \ 1n tac-l. \on r lrp .. :nr.·1 m ...i1d Ir ll '.i~" th~ \ 1•n Oprx·nhe1m<, llJ 1 l J~r1.. ,·J It' drnp thl·1r tem pora~ n·,trJ n n~ 11rdl r About Employment Ann Landers Births Business CB A10 A10 A9 Funding shortfall threatens victim program Classified Crossword Entertainment Horoscope C3-9 A6 84 A7 County agen cy may lose ability to seek court orders to protect battered \vomen ,1,t.1 f'll 1.. Proer:im. ,111J 'hi.'" J'> abll· It' tal.1· l11' r1..·.,.J1..·nu· 1n .1 Pl JI 'hl'lter for h.1111..·1,·d \\11111,n ''llh ha 1.h1ldrl·n Prog.r.1n ,,fli1..1.1'' h1..• rx·J hrr ,,btJ1n J !,·mr11r,1n rl·,tra1ning McJ,·r agam~t hl·r J1'U'l\1..' hu,hJnd \h,· \\J' on 1h,· fl'Jd (1'1 tc•huilJ n\! ha 'hJlll..'fl.'J hll' New Homes Opinion Paparazzi Public Notices Sports Style Weather Weddings C1.2 A8 82.3 C10 01-4 81-3 A2 A7 By DIXIE REDFEAR:\ Of ll>e DellJr Piiot St.ti The ~oung "oman haJ JU\t bcl·n brutalh beaten h' hl'r hu .. hand m the motl'I 'room thl•\ shafl'd \\ 11h 1he1r thrcl.' children. · He had bel.'n dnnt..1ngJnd thn.·atcn- l'd her \\1th a gun. and she had no doubt'> hl··d u~ 11. Her husband lcti 1n Suicidal gunman forces evacuation of 60 in Irvine By LANCE IGNON Of IN Oe11J l'llot It.it More than 60 Irvine residents were evacuated from their homes this weekend when an I rvtne SWAT team surrounded the home of a man who sat in his back)ard with a pistol shoved into hts mouth. threaten mg to kill himself. The tandolT ended at 7 a.m. Saturda~ "tthout a shot being fired when two ln ·1nc WAT team mcm- ~rs rushed the man af\cr he put down his gun to get a dnnk of water. Poltce Sst. Ron Flathers said. Despondent over his marriage 1'nd the recent loss of His job. Walfacc Neal D)er Jr .. 49. hl·ld police at ba' for more than l'1gh1 hours" 1th a .35 7 magnum p1s1ol. "He Pt'\ll most of the night 0111 thcre(in h1sbact..~ard)"llh the gun in his mouth and the hammer pulled back.-)atd Flathers. "ho coordi- nated the W .\ T team and eight patrol offi cers. The 1nc1dcn1 began Fnda) night "hen DH·rallcgedly threatened to t..111 hts "de. Jen niter Wallace. \\ho cscal)t'd from the apartment at 16 Chemk and called police. \\'hen police am,cd at 11 ·10 pm .. the' e' acuated residents from five (Pleaee eee GtJNllAJlf/ A2) Drunken drivinlillpected in accident that ed cyclist By LANCE IGNON Of ... Ololy .......... b1cyclm from Costa Mesa was killed Saturda) when a truck dri\'en b) what ma) ha\e been a drunken dther nipped and COiiided Wllh the '1ct1m on c"pon &ule"nn:t. poltcc said Lonn n C'arhan. ::?S. was pro- nounced dead at Fountain Valle) Rca.ional Medical Center honl> after the J: 19 a m amdcnt. Co ta Mesa Police Lt. Ian Kent Mttd. A 1987 Ford Bronco wa tra\elin& IOUth on ewpon Boulevard "at a hiah rate of spttd." wttnc~~ said. when 11 collided with a white I Q87 To OIA cltca nc t 10 the Orange C'ount> Fairground • JU~t n nh of Fair Dmc. The Bronco bounced olT the car. hll a curb, rolled and then strucl the btC\cllst. Kent said. Kent said Carhart ma\ ha'-c brcn nQing on.a b1c~cle path In the center median of the rood "hen he \\-as htt Bo1h nicn in 1de lht Bronco v.erc thro" n from the' chicle and talcn 10 h~pwtal~ for 1rca1ment nf m~or tnJUn" J u RoJ:S \1enJoa , 39. of nta .\na wa~ It t~ 1n fair C'Ond111on tt (Pleue._ CTCLl9T/A2t th,· r Pnh ,ar .111d 'hr "J' ix·nniles-.. \h1..• \\ J" .tn1,tha Jtlm1..''lll' ' 1nknl'l' '1r11m tr.1umat11l·J •n .1 numtx·r of \\J\ .. and unl.m11hJr \\Ith the S\Stem 1h,ll 1..'\l'I' 111 hdp ha . I h.ll ''"'"' -\\ ht1.. h hapJX'ned la,1 \\1..'l'l. in ( )rangl' ( ount' ..,.... haJ a Pl''-lll\1..' t•nd1ng Thl' '1r11m \\:l<; rl·ll'rrl·d w th1..· \ 1r11m \\ 11ne<;s ~<;- ( llht'I ' m,I\ 'll>I hi_•'<' Ull.\ \ ,,.\!m,11: ,,, thl' \''um \\ 11n1..''' \"1,1.ln,1.. P•·e1grJm -th1..· l"X'n111n th.11 h.1ndl1•, 1,·mporal'\ re .. 1ra1ning 11rJa, l1'r ',, 11m' lll doml'\l1r 'tlll- 1'n1..1..' -1, 1n Jangl·r 1,f h1:1n~ d1.,,-,1nt1 m1 ... t 11 program 011i,1.11, ........ ,..... ..... ._ 0C ftnfldtln U.. B•tc._ UHi ....,. PaM llUk Cqlnl• 'fim CoaJIOl'8 la delilJOliitndoe. • ,1n"IPI ll,ml' up\\ tr J-.1Jd1t1l\Oal ,, ' ~ ti~ ~pl ~1 1,,1·1'\ara Phil 11' J••,:, :11r 1ll th1• \ ' rl' \\ l!nt'" pr. i,'.!" •• J ikJ :ht :" .hl1·n oi 'll1 .,,, ,. , ' ,1h n,1· 111 CI .11'>!1..' ("l'IUn' 'I ;J 1\ \l\ t'r· , .1n11 r.g .. '. r· ~r.1m hJx•,t !" \.1-1a \. ' "Ul"X'fli'" ( lUr\ ·" • nr Jnl ht'' "'Urt'-1r, uJ1n\? 11.trl'l<•r \lu- ·1.1 ( l'Urt 1' '\1•\\ ~If'! fkJl h - • ,x·,1 : ~:'J d1•mt''t 1.. \ , n,1· '1,. .. , .1' \1..'Jr Phi 1r' ,:i1d ".i-111 ,, \ 1.. Pnb \\l'r1• .th\, I ' 'lh(J IO •1..•mpt1ran r1..•\lra1n1ng Nde~ against lhl 1r J''-11lant<, "11n tht hdp of the \ 1.t1m \\ lOl''' prn!!rJr' H,,1~1 ', r th .. pr >tf.UU I!> tunded b~ t 11.. ,IJi, nt1i-. • ( rimmal Justtce Planning v.-h1~ h J1, Ilk<> the nature of .,,,,1;in,1: h• 1..nm,· \Id m<. into l \l.O • 'rl!1•nl'' l'"rn11a JrJ 11r11onal I hl -t1..·mp.1rJT" fl'<.tra n1ng. orJcr ·undt1.ln ., l..itx·11..·d nrtu r.31 Jnd ts '"1' tunJl·J thrt'lugr ·~, ~ nd '' ne\t • 11n1h l'h lh p' ..a1J 1h1.. ;"r1'i,'. ·am -Jnd (Pl~ see PROGRAM/A2) OC firefighters begin fieid tests on defibrillators B~ ROBERT H\'l\D~IA \ Ol tM D~ "11ot St9'1 l k"\ 1r,•n1c dl'' ices 10 J1d hcan- Jt1.i. \ 1(\lm' lx'fore raramC'dll\ .1~r-\ l' \\ 111 hi: ll''ill'd OH'r the OC\t ,,, ri.1n1h' h~ the Or.ing, Count\ f n: fh.·pJnment l ~ 11! 1h,• emef!?l'n1' dr' Kl'' lJ kJ l'k'ctrnni1.. lardl3r de- tihnll.t1or... IS C'.PC'Cll'<i 10 S3\C hundrl''h ofh, e-. tn Orange { oun- '' \.m1 Lam Holms. the depan- nwnf, d 1rl'i7tor of fire ~TYTC't·~ "\\1th 1hc\C' de' h.'C'-.. -.i.c ran dras11calh 1mpro' c ourlilt'·\3' tn~ b' .io to ·o percent .. Holm\ ... 11d a1 a ne"~ conf\.'-rt-n~ tn Tusttn ·The l.c) 1 to ltfl"-sa' mg) •~ earl~ m1c r- , '<'ntt(ln b\ the communm Jnd that tndudc .. ( PR The other t..r' '' carh Jctihnllat1M .. l ' nda thc pt lot prClgr11m I l\ defitmll:\t(lr de\ tC'C'i trom thn"C dtOt'rrnt manufadurer. "111 ht u'l<'d atloord tire en~in~ through· out Orange Counh h' lirctithte ~ "ho ha' e b.l ll tra1nin •1n th~tr u~· I h\~ de"~ "111 ~ c l h~n C'd amon1 th~ cnJtn c' en. t"a ml\nth l all thrtt un11 " n hi: tn\'\J out b) all titt tt'lm'i Ba~ on \h~ ~ ult of 1he s\·month mal pre: nam. the Fire !Xpanmcnt l nl'f'C' t\1 pur, hJ'>l • h1 Jn Kl"'-tor all ~n cngtm• 1.. omr.in11..·, ('lpcr.utn~ in OrJngc C"llUnt' Th,· de' ICl''-,·1"' lx't"et•n S'l"Xll and, ~ • ,'Jlh and H,,1m, " h,•pmg , 1mmun11~ ~n1up' mJ\ ,1..,mt 11 help rat<>e tund' JnJ d"on.11l' :.1 dl'lit>nllator to J llll JI fire \IJI ll'ln \1..,\lrd1ng It' H(llm' the Fm· Dqlartmcnt rc'fllmd.·d h' patten!!> \\ho hJd 'lulkrcJ rard1ac arrc~ts "'"~ trmc' L 0111 no-.i. 1f fire· tighh.'r' amH·d at the \CCnt' first. th<.'\ \\\)Uld hl:i!ln (PR and 3Wllt thl' atTl\al of 1ra1n1-d paramedtt'\ "ho ,·ould u~ an cl~tron1c \ :irdta1.. ddihnll:11or 10 r.tnn the hl·an oumpin'1 .1~1n \\ tth th1..• OC"' dC'\ I\ • thOS( firetiJhtl'" am\ ing fi~t could l't''f'l'nd 1n the earh ln\lcal mo- m1..•nt~ <ll a rarJ13, am· t. · It ,., the ur-t<Hi tr s~ tem to u 1n pl"C'+hl' pit.al cart," Atd &11al1<'ln ( htt'f ~c' in Brame.*' dl'p:srtmen\'5 emc~nc~ ~ (,('I'\ te~ C'O()rdtnat r. "1 nts don ork. tht v.111 •blc to \aW h\ ('\ .. \t th~ lhUNol~ ~ 09- IC'l'l'n '". ltrr1t1htc~ ckm10111.i• ho,,. tht automatec and aut"'mau lkfibrillaton _ _..,,., 1 • Heart recipient Improves slightly BJ LANCE IGNON °' ............ A Huntington Beach man who was Oranae County's first and fifth heart ttansplant recipient remained in "ex- tremely critiQJ condition1' Saturday night .but was showing improved Ii ver function, a hospital spokeswoman said. Scon HeddiDJ, a 26-year-.old for. mer roofer and amateur musician, was Jiven his second heart transplant in four months Tuesday at UCI Medical Center in Orange. "His heart is performing well on ns own." hospital spokeswoman Elaine Beno said, adding that there has been some improvement in Hedding's liver fu nction. Beno said Hedding is now able to answer questions by shaking and nodding his head. · While the hean transplant was a success. the operation badly damaged Hedding's liver and kidneys. hospital officials said. Hedding rcttivcd his first heart on April 8 from Marine Sgt. Richard Bottjer. who was beaten to death the day before in a brawl with two Cal State Fullenon football playm. The football players were arrested but later released when the Ora~e Coun· ty District Attorney's offices de- termined that there was insufficient evidence to bring criminal char~s. Although the opeation imtially proved suc<:essful. Hed~ing's heart began dl"veloping about six weeks ago. . Beno said thC' hospirnl will not release the name of 1he person who donated the latest heart to Hedding. Meanwhile. employees at Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian in Newport Beach refused to release information Saturday on the con· dirion of Or. Alan McPherson of Ontario. who received a transplanted heart Monday. McPherson. 61. received the hean from a 21-year-old OrangC' County man who died of undisclosed causes. On Fridav. Hoag hospital spokeswoman· Pam Bolan said McPherson was in stable condi1ion and recovering well. Reagan to take active roll in campaign WASHINGTON (AP) -J>resi· dent Reagan. said he will take an active role in this year's presidentia l campaign because of .. my love for America and my dreams for her fu ture." tration actions. saying, "Some in the other party are parading arounCl the coun trv. talking and talki ng about what they claim they'd do if they were elected." "Well. while they talk. we deliver." he sa id. He said he vetoed the Pentagon authorizatton bill sent to him "be· cause Congress. perhaps taking their • cue from the other P.arty's leadership. laid on my desk a b111 that wou Id have set back our nation ·s defenses sevcrel} ... "l won't stand for that and neither wi ll George Bush." he said. In his weekl y radio address, de· li vered from the Oval Office, Reagan reasserted his support for prospective -R?JJoblieln lft6tdtnttar-:·mrdtdarc-.---------------------· George Bush. The president, who flies to New Orleans today, said, "You know. I'll be addressing the Republican con- vention on Monday, opening night, and taking an active role in the coming campaign." "But even so. my name won't appear on any ballot this fall." Reagan said. "What's at stake for me in this election is my love for America and my dreams for her future." ··And that's what my suppon for Vice President Bush comes down to," he said. ;·You see. George Bush understands that the question for America tOda y is not. 'What's dif· ferent?·. but 'What's next?'" Reagan opened hts radio address with a review of recent adminis- Navy may discipline officer \.\ .\SHINGTON (AP) - Navy oflicials have recommended dis· ciplinary action against only one officer of the USS Vincennes in the downing of an Iranian airliner July 3. the Washington Post reported in Sundav's 1.'dllions. The ·recommendation of the Navy board resu lted from statements fol . lowing the panel's review of a repon scheduled to be presented to Defense Secretarv Frank Carlucci this week. The report places most of the blame on the Aegis cruiser's operations officer for his role in misinterpreting 1nfMm:itinn which re~uhed in the ship mistaken!} shooting down the Airbus killing all 299 aboard. the newspaper said. The repon. currently being re- viewed bv Marine Gen. Wil liam J. Crowe. fr .. chairm an of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. recommends a letter of reprimand to the officer to be included in his official tilt'. The officer's name had not·been released. Earl ier ve rsions of the document, compiled b) an tn\ estigatl\ e tea m headed b\ Rear Adm. Wilham N. Fogan v. said human error was a major tac tor in the accident. PROGRAM FACES BUDGET SHORTFALL ... From Al battered women - need a guardian angel. Somewhere. somehow. program offi cials hope they can come up with the ne<'essaf) money to keep that facet of the program ii'\ ex1stance. "We see it as a community re- sponsibilitv. We're looking for· cor- po rate donors. individual donors. an vthing that will help us get through this \ear," Phillips said. Victim Witness Supervisor Mary Shaheen said the temporaf) re- straining order service. often teaching the victims how to obtain one on their own. is a unique function that 1s not provided by other agencies. Jere Witter. spokesman for the LegalAld Society. agree.d. "We're ti) mg to figure a wa) to hel p them. bu t we're prett) helpless. too. There's no way we can get rapid action ... that domestic violence and temporan restratning orders require. h 's a kind of service that nobod} else can render people. and it's going to vanish," Witter said. He called the potential loss of that pan of the V1ct1m Witness program a "gap tn protccuoo" for battered women and other victims of domestic "iolence. ''The\ (\ ic11ms) often need to be back 10 coun the next da}. If a woman's gotten her head bashed in and has three kids. that's difficult." Wi tter said. To those \\ho sa} a temporal) restraining order 1s not wonh the paper 1t'~ pnnted on. Shaheen dis- agrees. .. , definite!~ think temporar~ re· straining orders help. I knov. some peopk sa~ it's just a piece of paper and pasx-r \\on 't help them. But the~ empo\H'r the person who gets the order. "The d\ riam1c' of domestic v1ol- cnn· creaie fccltngs of hel plessness. feelings that the) can't control their snuauon and the~'\ e become power· less." Often getung tht• restraining order hel ps the 'ict1m feel that they've taken control of the situation. often for the firs t time in a long-term abusi\.'e rnlationship. she said. In addition to helping victims of domestic \'1olence get coun orders. the Vic tim Witness program provides immediate help to victims of crime. works with the famil). offers em.erg· enC\ assistance. medical aid. food. sheiter. rl.'ferrals and offers resource counseling. The program v. as started in Orange Count' in 198.:!. at the req uest of coun · offic1ab, Last 'ear nearh ~0.000 \ icttms and w1inesses were helped through the program in Or· · ange Count~. Phillips s:11d she feels all aspects of the program arc nl.'cessal). and doesn 't \\ant to sec an~ ofmservices CUI. ··Th" 1\ ,1 \ 1.'f\. 'en necessar' and nl·cdl'd program . arid ll 1nv.olves children. Hov. can 'ou sav no? But soon '-'l' ma' not t>e able io help all '1c11ms of t:nmt' the wa' we havt' been able to." Philli ps said. NEWLYWEDS SURE TO LEAD DOG'S LIFE ... From Al He loved it. .. said Chns Gayner. who along with her friend. Maureen o\ndrews. tho ught up the idea to marry their dogs. "A little tramp is what she 1s." o\ ndrews added of her sheepdog. ··w e all got such a kick out of it ... so the JOke was these two were engaged." Gavner said. On March 22. the engagment was formally announced and the parents of both dogs began making plans for the big day. And what the heck. it was a good excuse fo r a part). After al l. these are the dog days of August. Because the Andrews are Jewish. a rabbi would mam the couple at the Andrews' house on Lido Isle. But no ordinary cantor would do. It had to be someone the dogs could relate to. Enter Dennis Smith. better known Saturday night as Rabbi Snoopy. Oonntng a gia nt snoopy mask com- plete with a long rabbin ical beard. Smith had Mike Ga\ ner and Bruce o\ndrew s read his own version of the wedding vov.. "I Lad\ Di shall take Case\ to be nn la\\ (ull\ wedded bov. ·wow." Bruce .\ndrews repeated after the rabh1. :·to have and to hold. to fondle. uck~ and fleas aside. for ric her only ... until death or other circumsta nces cause us 10 part." L1kr an> wedding. the dogs ex- changed rings. both of wh ich had prt.'\'1oush belonged to the Gayners. .\ stcrhng.s1h er band was tied around Lad) Di's neck while Casey received a 14 karat gold nng. With the ceremon~ complete. the guests. including four of Andrews rclatl\ es who drove in fro m Arizona. awaited the wedding cake. It was the while round one with the miniature lire h'drant on 11. .\nd of course there were presents. Th.: couple was registered at The Pct Cart• Company in Ncwpor~ Beach. Susie and Ra lph Aut~ picked a set of"bonc china." chewable dog treats. from the hst. Vets Tom Irwi n and J.E. Ln~d~ and their staffs sent flowers. It's.\ Wrap gift shop prepared an claburalt' cdlophane-covered basket compktt' with flea spray. bubble bath and a number of prophylact1<: and marital devices usual!\ reserved for homo sap1en couples. · But 11 ''as Vick\ Barnes wh o brought probably the most practical gift. and om· that lended a dose of perspcct1' e to the event. For each owner she purchased a roll of plastic "'rap and a small plastic shovel. "The point is." Barnes said, "the) 're sttll dogs." GUNMAN FORCES EVACUATION ..• From Al apanments surrounding the Wallace residence. For the next 90 mtnutes, Pol ice tal ked with Wall ace b} phone. trying to persuade him to abandon his two rifles and three pistols and come out of the house. Flathers said. "He was des~ndent. He intended to kill himself. · Flathers saad. "The conversation ended when he sa id he was going outside because he didn't want to mess up the (apanment) when he pulled the trigger." With the exception of gomg inside once to _get a Pepsi. Wallace spent the rest of the night in his walled backyard with a .357 magnum pistol. As daylight approached at about 4:30 a.m .. police evacuated another 56 people from the Briarglea Apart- ORANGE .... .... COAST ...... rftUI MAIN Of'1CI! UO Wnt 8-y St Cosla i.tftll CA ments. which face Wallace's backyard. The res iden ts were offered shelter at the So uthlake Tennis Club. Rather\ said he was concerned that Wallace wo uld try to provoke police into shooting him and so have them carry out his death ~ish. But at about 7 a.m .. Wallace put down his gun and we nt inside to get a drink of water. Two SWAT team members rushed the house and Wallace surrend~rcd without a fight. Flathers said the long vigil may have worn down Wallace's defenses. although he did not appear 10 be surrendenng when he went in to get the dri nk.of water. "I imagine he was-as 1ired as we were.". the police otlicer said. Wallace. a recent employee of an unknown airline. was taken to West· em Medical Center in Santa Ana for a 71-hour ps}'c hiatric evaluation. After his release. he will be arrested on suspicion of assault with a deadly wt'apon against his wife and sent to Orang~ County Jail. Fla1hen said. In addition to the .3S7 magnum. police also fou nd a .308 deer rifle equipped w ith a scope, f collapsible 1021 rifle and a .2S caliber semi- automatic pistol. Flathers said there was a third handgun. but he could not remember what lcind. Residents wt"TC allowed to rctttm to the-ir homes at 7:30 a.m. ~ •Odt-&o. t!ifi() Costa M-CA 9<'626 '~"""' .. ~ 6" "818 t'l<A•-6 fl11l0<ia' 641 4l21 Just call 642-6086 MOno.iy f •w:>ll'/ ,, )'Oii do ""' ,..... 'lfNI ~ by &30i>ll'I ~•oefor.1oll'I ano '°"' eOl>)I w .,. ... tel Oooyt'Vf'I 1993 c>-. CM1t ~ eomw.., No -llCI..,. -r•t-tlMOt'.., mAI* Ct -t--'*M mey De 'fP'~ .,>t'-! ~._i P9' ,_ ol COl)ylq.l ~ What do you like about the Daily Pilot? What don'i you like? Call the number abort and your messqc wm be m:orded. transcribed and de- livered to the appropriate editor. The same 24-hour answerin1 ltn'icit may be used to ROOrd letten 10 the editot Oft anf topic. Contributors to our Letters column must include their nasm and ~lephone number fOr venfication. Tell us what's on your mind. • S.MIMY -~, It ,.. 6o not -'°"" ~ l>y 1 • "" e..11 Defot• 10 • "' .., '°"' CIOClt .. .,....,.. en•••• 'T111,,_ .. Molt 0r.,.e-.y ~ ..... ~ ..... -- Night, morning clouds to return Tht for.caat C41111t for lat• night and morning low elOUds today encl Monday along the Orange Coaat, otherwise fair with sunny days. Hight will t;e 88 to 7 4 at the beaches ranging to near 80 wanner Inland areas. Iowa 52 to 65. In the mountains, ex,pect mostly sunny days and ciear nights through Monday with westerly winds 20 to 30 mph higher ridges and passes. Low• win be 38 to 52, reson highs In the 70.. In the deMrta, It will be mostly sunny and clear through Monday. Owens Valley IOwS will be '45 to 55, highs 88 to 94. High desert lows will be 55 to 65, highs 88 to 100. Low desert lows Wiii be 68 to 76, highs 104 to 108. •100 110 IOf lnn8' co .. tal wat ... s: There will be southwest to west afternoo. n and ev= winds 8 to 18 knots with 2 foot seas and a southwest of 3 feel. Outer coastal waters: Expect winds from Point Conception to Santa Ros.a Island through tonight. '"°""' ............... , .. U.S. Temps Hl!lht , tows u ol 5 P m S.lurday. .. lo Grand Rtj)tds 93 Albany,N. Y. t5 M Honolutu 90 Al:::i_.que 91 es Houlton 92 A...., no 87 88 lndlanllpotlS 91 Anc:hor1ge es 46 Jaclllon.Mlss 97 AlheY\lle ee 82 Jacktonvtlle 85 Atlllflla " 72 J-60 Allanl~ City 95 74 K11nsuCily as Austin 91 75 Las Vegas 100 a.tllmore 97 78 M1aml8etch 86 -... Celf lmll'llty Calif. Temps H~c'" lows a.s 01 5 p m S.tu<Oly 73 B euheld &7 78 Bara tow 100 78 Beaumont 90 73 Big Bear 77 71 Blythe 108 72 Ca1ahna 67 •8 Cutve< Cnv 80 72 Eurelta 66 88 Fresno 87 80 L&nea$te< 89 59 65 411 39 71 61 58 S4 57 62 Eztended r_., ltwellth ,.._..., Atong Ille COHI lat• ntgllt thfougll m«Hnom!ng tow ctouds ne•• the cont. olhe<wlM lalf l/lrougll Thuraday H1911s 68 lo 76 along the t>Nehft. 82 10 95 In valleys Lowa mostly 55 to 65 In the mounflllnl ta1r lllrougll n.vr ... day will\ 1unny days. and Cleat nlQl\tt Surf Forecast B1M~s 88 Sll Ml<llan<l·OOessa 95 70 Long Beach 82 81 8irm111gltam II• 72 Miiwaukee 91 Btsmar~ 75 65 Mots-St Paut 87 8olle 8A 80 Nas/t.,114! 97 Botton t5 7• New Orteaos 90 Bf owntvlffe " 78 New York City 96 euna1o !IO 74 Omaha !IO Burhngton,Vt 94 87 Orlando ee CQ98' 91 48 Ph1lade4phl8 94 Chafleston,S.C 84 78 P~lx 109 Cllatletlon,W Va 85 72 94 76 Los Angeles 14 LA Altl>Ofl 12 M1rysv1t1e 78 Monrovia 711 MonteboHo 72 Monterey 73 NMCltes 78 NewPOrt eeecl'I 82 Oakland 71 OntarlO 81 ,3 83 91 8• 68 108 68 ~ 88 81 60 5e 55 62 $5 7~ 60 57 59 BEACH AREA llfrl ~d. LOI Mgelel City , 1·3 10 Orange County 2·3 t 2 San o.ego Counry 2·3 12 S Barbara·V91\tura 1.3 t2 s .. e11 dlrechon South to Southwest Oullooli ID< Monday Little chanoe Tides P1ntbu~h Ohat1011e,N.C. 93 71 P0<U1111 .Maine 93 69 Palm Spr>ngs 107 65 Cheyonne 116 58 TOOAY Fors! tow 5·08a m 0, Fors~tl 1129am •8 See tow • 53pm 19 Second hlQll t053pm S• Portland.Ore 71 58 Pasaoena 88 56 OllieaOO 91 71 P•ollldenee 95 73 Paso Robles 8• 43 C111C1nnat1 92 70 Raleigh 91 70 Red Blutt 85 S3 CleYeillnd 92 74 RllP<d City 90 57 Redwooo Crty 69 ~ Columbl&.S C 94 71 Reno 82 •1 S~ramento 82 S• Cotuinbus.Ohio 92 72 Rlct>mond 95 70 Salm» 87 58 Coneord,N H 93 83 SI LOUIS 9' 78 90 S4 MONDAY ~~~b~d1no Oeil~I Wort!) t01 81 Salt Lake City 9l 65 as 57 Oaylon 93 72 San Anton><> 99 78 75 65 First tow 530am 05 4 1 Sen 019110 o.n .... 80 59 San Juen,P R 90 17 San F'rane>sco 66 57 DesMOIMS 92 1• St Ste Marne 90 ~ Oelr0O't 95 76 El Paso 95 68 Sioux Falls 87 69 Evana.,lle 92 73 SPol<-86 60 Fa!rbris 62 .. Syracuse 95 se San Jose 75 SS Santa Ana 80 59 Santa Barbara 76 49 Santi Cnu 68 55 San lYls Ob1500 73 57 T0<raM• 17 57 Ft,-SI h~h 11 51 am Seeon low 5 31 pm UI Sec0<10 "'O" t 1 2~pm •9 Sun rises today at 6 •lam ano sets at 7 39 pm Fatgo 78 08 • Te:•SI Ptrsbg 92 Fl1gs11111 a~ 43 W · lngton,O C 97 73 WeslWOOd 77 YOMm41eVI~ 72 80 59 55 Moon nses lodily at 8 07 a m ano ietl at850pm Study sheds new light on AIDS threat S..\N FRANCISCO (AP) -The form of pneumonia that kills man~ people with AIDS is caused by a fu ngus. not by microscopic animals called protozoa as man) have as· sumed. new studies indicate. The discovery that pneumocystis pneumonia apparently 1s caused by a fu ngus could help scientists develop more effective drugs for treating the lu ng ailment. said Dr. Jeffrey C. Edman. a researcher at the Uni versity of California al San Francisco. Though the pneumocystis or· ganism was discovered in the earl} 1900s. scientists ha\'c not known "hcthcr 1t 1s caused by a fungus. whic:h is a plant form. or a protozoan. which hke a sini le-ccll microbe is in the most pri mitive class <?f animals. Drugs that rely on antt -protozoan agents arc being used effec-t1vel) for treaung pneumocystis. But the med1· rations. such as Pentamidine and Bactnm. arc often accompanied b~ <,1dl.' cffectl>. ··TlllS finding \\ill allo" u~ to rcst·arch OC\.\ areas of the cellular processes that are more class1call~ Wife of Arizona's Morris Udall dies McLEAN, Va. (AP) - Ella Rovs1on Udall. 59, the wife of Rep. Morris Udall, D-Ariz .. died Saturday morning of what police are invest1gat· ing as a. self-inflicted carbon-mon· O\tde poisoning. Fairfax Count~ Police spokesman Warren Carmichael s:11d dall found his wife's bot1v about 10 a.m. in th e front seat ofhe·r automobile parked in the fam ily residence. '"It's being investiga ted as a suicide from carbon monoxide poisoning pending a test by the medical exam· iner." Carmichael said, noting re· port s from fire al}d rescue workers of "a very hea"y concentration of carbon monoxide in the garage area." Mrs. Udall. who "'as not breathing whe-n her husband fo und her. was rushed to Fairfax County Hospital. but she could not be revived, he said. All. LADIES SPORTSWEAR 30 10 701 OFF S.,,-~ R....-..; llo«all, 81.-c BIN. W•m R.91 •Mon. s500 RACK associated with fu ngi and use those as guidehnt:'s for new drugs." said Edman. Edman said his team·s fi ndings. reported in the current 1sSUl' of thl' Bnush journal Na1ure. also ·suggest tha-t pne1;1mecysHs 1s acquired no t from other people but from the cn' 1ronmen1. Such a fi nding could help doctors protect those infected \\1th the acquired immune deficiency \ 1rus from getting pneumoc~stis. ·· 11 is not l..nown how pneumocystis tra.ni.m1si.1-0n-0ecurs. Winning Lotto numbers picked Herc arc the win ning nu mbers picked aturday night fo r the Cah· forn1a Lotten·'s twice-\\-eekly "Lotto 6-49" game: 4. 6. 13. 14. 15. 26 and the bonus number. 18. Pla,ers who correctly guessed all SI\ numbers w11l Share a prize pool of $5 69 mi llion. said John Schade. a state loner. spokesman. '\II those "'ho picked live numbers plus the bonus number "'Ill di,·1de among themseh·l's a prize pool of $1.49 million: five of six will share $772.000: four of sl~ will share ·$70 1.000. Three of six ts worth an automatic $5 per winner. The numbers "'ere chosen b' Lotto machinl' during a telcnsion ·broad· cast originating 1n acramento. The !>ale!> from Wednesda~ night to Saturda~ ·, drawing "'ere $14.0 million. Dunng tht• "'Big Spin" contest 1n Sacramento earlier Saturda}. a Red· ding apartment manager on his way home from a vacation stopped at the state lotter: "Big Spin·· and won a$ I mllhun annuli\ . .\n (hoard man makin$ his second apsx-arancl' on the television show doubled h1) pre' 1ous prize and won $1 00.000 "hen he agrerd to let his \qfl· spin the "heel. "Whal _a great "'a~ 10 cap the \\eek." said Gar. Ma\.\-er. 39. who had been 'acat1on1ng in Southern Cali- fornia bt'forc h1'i spin. "No" I won a 11111111,n. I capped it in style. I'd say." :O.l:t\\t'I. father of three daughters. age o IO I 0. said he "ill eventually quit his Job to bu~ and remodel older hou<.l'~. ··w e·11 make 'iome more plam." he '>aid. "No'' "e can rea lly plan:· fhl' first $1 million annu1 t\ v.1nnl'r in 1 h rn· "Cl'k '\, Ma\\ er "1 Ii receive S,.JO,()()(J after ta\CS for .:!O \ears. L E ··Lee·· Lang. 52. 1s· the fou rth -.p1nner 1n thl' h1~lOI) of the Cali· fornta lotten to get a second chance at thl' Big Spin. The mechanic won $50.000 on J unt: 18. but his wife did (\\In' a~ "ell aturda\ \.\It h the $100.UOO ~pin. "Shl' beai mr." Lang sa1tl. CYCLIST KILLED •.. From A l Western Medical Center 1n Santa ..\na. \\'here he was treated for head. chest and leg in1unes. Leonsio Abrego. :!6. also from Santa i.\na ~ullcrcd a massive head injury and "as 1n cntical condition at Fountain Valle} hospit~I. Kent said in\·cst1gators "ere un· sure which man was dnving the Bronco. The Tovota's driver -Nanq \lane Hntta1n .. N. ot o\nahe1m - cseapcd-in1 u~. Kent said. lnH'sttgators found beer bottles at the scene. leading them believe that the Aronco·s dri,er mav have been 1 ntoxlC'a ted. Kent said. Officers also <iml'lkd alcohol. Kent did not know. ho\\t'\Cr. if the bottles were found inside thl.' truc k or on the pa vement. No arrests ha\ c been made and an 1n\'es11gation 1s continuing. GET READY FOR ~ SUMMER BLO OUT , __ ' !1 •. , CLEARANCE SALE SALE STAATS 10 A.M. FRIDAY, AUGUST 19TH ) All. MENS & BOYS SPORTSWEAR All SURANG & BEACHWEAR 30 To 501 OFF 20 Ta40% OFF bichldel: Gotcha. QukMU-. ~.Mo.imo.a. Reyn 5pooMf BARGAINS TO 960" FREE FREE I006IE RNS OI IOOGIEWll WITH ANY BOOGIE BOARD PURCHASE A§a1E SPORTS LTD ~ ~-----------... ~ I Thll Coupoo Good For I IS One DoU.r 'I o ... dll ... •••700 2131 Coall HWy .. COfona del Mar, CA • t tl I On .,.._Of 110 00 ~ s. \MIT ' .,.,_ CUITOMP .I ------------ • I I Orange Coast OAILY PILOT/Sundey. August 14, 1988 AS A worldwide ministry of care, compassion Newport pastor , wife dedicatin g li ves to easing pain a nd poverty in Third World By AMANDA WRA V Dllltf,...Corr~t Sl'n1or pa\tor John Huffman has been ''Ith the 3.500-member St. -\ndre" ·.,Church an Newport Beach for 10 )eaN. But he says he feels hke his man1 <1tl) 14'JU'lt beginning. Bc\1dt''> wntang eight books. work- ing w11h Bally Graham an Amsterdam and t'oun!.ehng former President Richard Na,on at the Kc) Biscayne Presb' trnan ( hurch 1n Florida. Huffman al'>o ha., led tours around the "nrld for Ne" York ( 11y pastor \!orman Vincent Peal<.-, known for his hoot.. "l hr Po" er of Po'i1t1ve Think. mg .. Hul1man \a1d hl' no1.1. kno"s his rommun1I\ and h1'i stafT. and 1s rt.'hl'H'd that the $1) mil hon. 1.400- '_t'al santuaf) in Ne1.1.pon Beach '" 1tn1'ihc<l after 'ii\ ~rar'i of planning and cons1ruc11on. Hl· \a\<t hl' final!\ will be able 10 "You wonder what youcando. Whata small dropln the bucket ls your help lna worldsocom- plexwlthneedsso great." Pastor J ohn Huffman se11k <lov. n alter a IU-da' '1s1t to 1he ( hurch of( uba 1n the fall . "hl'rl' he plan\ 10 'l'ill a pastor hl' ha\ been lOrrec;pon<lin@. "Ith \tnre 198J ··~1~ romm11mrn11\ h1ghrr1han na11 onah- 1 \ .. hi.' \31<l ··\\ e"ll continue that 1ndr11n1tel>."' he said. adding that h1'> wife took over thech1ld'ssuppon last Chmtmasa'ia g1f1 to HufTman. Huffman's wife Anne. a Nt>wport Beach ps)· chotht.>rap1st. gives low-<.·ost eounsd- 1ng an La ~irada as part of her m1nistr\. The HufTman\ also arc '"lhn& to donate their time 10 World V1s1o n w11hout kno'"ng "hat v.111 be r0r quirl·d of them. ··..\nne and I ha'l' committed ourseh es to &" e the equl\ a le nt of four \\eeks 11me in the ne\l four 'care, 10 do Jn~ pro1ec1 an1ernat1onall}. tha1 the' (\\orld Vmonl "ant us 10 do .. hr \aid. Huffman ..aid St ~ndre" ·., Prc'>b\· tcnan Church .. upport' sc\eral relief organ11at1on'>. c;omc of "h1ch ha'c approachl·d him through the 'cars 10 \\ort.. 1.1. 1th them more C\ten.,l\·eh '"\\ orld \ l\lOn \\a!> the mo\l com- pa11bk \\llh m~ ov.n hef1l·fs:· ltulT- man \a1d .. , pcr.,onall~ ti:lt a call to be a glohal C hnst1an ·· Huffman·, 'unc~ tnp ''a'> 10 \l{l/amh1quc. 1.1.h1:rl· hl' '1<.,1tl·d relict \Ill'' to ... cc ho" the program "a'i \\C>r~1ng and interpret factc; to tht• public. "It 's 1mponant ''e Ix· <,ure the aid ,,c·n· pro' iding gcb to" here 11·s g.u1ng." In 19 '·\\mid V1.,1on \.\htch has morl' than J.:!00 relief proJcrh 1n 80 nation ... distributed 30.500 tons of foo<l donated b' Western countncs. 1hcagrnq1<,alsog1\lngou1 package!> of agricultural seeds. 1001'1 and hor11- cultural booklet<, 1n Portugesc so d1'1placed farmers an \to1amb1que ran rc-cstabh'ih them.,rhcs "hl'n 1hc\ return ttJ their lands or '>Cttk dS~\\hCfl' · 11 rcu•nt <ll'' dopments an: an~ 1nd1cat1on. hu1.1.r' er. Huffman's min- ""' ITT3\ Ix• mOrl• lt)\.U\ed . but 11 v.111 not'tx hmltl'd 10 :".l'\.\ port Beach. .. Bcrauc;r of\\ar ~ou ha'e people 01:eang "llh "hatl'\l'r the~ wuld gra'>P to ''here tht·~ could rebuild J lite fmm rrartll'all~ nothing.... hl' s;i1d John Huffma n , pastor at St. Andrew'aCburcb in NewportBeach,po9eSwith children in a 'rillagein Mo.zambi que. ~ ~car and J half ago. Huffman 1111nl'll thl· hu.in.l utdirec1orc. of World \ 1<;1on J Chn\11an rd1ef organ11a- t:un I k 11111~ h1\ lirq <,unc~ 1,np to f1h1opiaonJunl· IJ H1., ac;\(X"Tatlon \\1th the organ1La- 11on g<X'\ hal~ funhl·r hn"e'er. -..\hout I~ ~ ear'I ago H ufTman ··adopted" a )<>ung bo' in Ethop1a through \\ orld \'1~1on Huffman was \atl\lil-d v.1th his sponsorship, but "J' cunuu., ah<.lut the lx>). •·. ome- ll nll'' \IHI ''unde11if 11"c, real." he '>31d. npla1ning h" l'arller douh1-. about thl' au1hrnttl ll' nt thl' program · Hull man del 1dcd Ill trad .. the lhild do"n dunng a t11p 111 \fnr.i tu' ,.,,t l th1op1a\ 'a111mJI L uthl·ran lhurch \kLllll"' l'\U' .. •k hH•d in J \\Ut'(O h0ll'<.' hu1lt 10 thl' \IU\\Ohni l'ra .. H ullman ,~1li:IThl' onh 1h1n2 he had on "a' .1 t..~ 1 \\mid \ 1\wn 1al Ii.ct -II \lfllil:J lhl' llpefJllOn .. r \\(l\l';lr\ l31l'r htn\('\l'f ltutlman lost trad .. of thl• hm "hen World \ l\llln hJd w pull nut l>I fthop1a hl'l.IU\l' 11! thl' rl'\ 11lu11on \inO.:l' 1hr11 I lul)mJn h:1' 'upportl·d J child 1n H~1111 .ind h" '' 1k 1' nn" \Upporting <l ~uung.g1rl 1n \k\lru. Huffman <.a'' he \\umkrcJ 11 hl' \\Ould 'it1ll be. alkrtcd b' "human need-during hie; ltl-da' trip 'i1nle he '><I'" he hJ'> '>l'en .. maln11un\hl·J ch.1ldren "11h d1.,ll'Odl·d tumm1l'S and pcnC'll·than appendage<>" on pn·' wu<, trips lo' 1s11 Prl·.,b~ tcnan churche\ 1n KeO\a. Ht1ffman ha<i tali.en :ihout 1() 1ntl'f· national tnp-; in more than Ml foreign countfll''i. hut aitl'r 'l\1t1ng nine ..\fncan rehl'f (lfOJl'O.:h hl· \J1d hl' rral11l'd thJt hl· v. i:h 'till mo' l'd h' thl· \ltU3tllln\ he <;tl\\ thl'rl' .. ,h \!I\ in@ d<X'' :imouni to '''rTil'· th1n2.'· hl' \J1d .. \\1th (n1Cf, hl•lp I n·dl•d1lall" m~'M."lf 111 ll'l·ling the h'r\ pain that C iu<l fl'l''' ·· '\n tnJlll'f ,,h,11 thl' g1"l'lllmen1' 1J1:1,log~ Huffman \J1J \\ 1rld \ "'"'1 "ill pro' Ilk rd1,·r r thl· rwc,I '' ,n•n Rl'lll'f hll\\l'\ l'r th•''' n11t l'h.IUJl' l'ndor"ng 101Jlit.ir .1n rq~•ml, 111 tlw rig.ht 11r ld1 hl· l'mphJ,lll'd .. In \l111,1m~14l11: tlll'fl' ' 1 trl'l~<'ll· Jnu' upm<111ng of fll'11pk J\ .i rl·,..ill •I ,ll l'' 111t'' 1 •I rdx·l<-·· I-it· ,,11J .1dd n11 1h.11 ')I.Ill' Dq1Jrtnhnl ll"l'l(1n' ht• t .1~ ,l,t<'" ti• thrt•u~h \\ orld \I'll'" dt''lnh...·d rhe h~rning ,;, '111.h!t'' \l.t I\ l.l"llr raf)l' and thCtl Of food ·11 '' tor\lng. people to !lee to safer pl.11.l'' -1n 'oml' rasc-.. to go' crn- mt·nt rl•fug.t•c ll'nll·r<, ... hl' ..aid and lk'l rilx·d thl· go' annll'nl troop" as .. ,l'm1·h~:n1gn tl'Cn·agl' t..1d~ .... Ith n - lk' .. \\ orld \ 1'111n U\l'\ thl· l11cal go' rrn· 11wn1\ rl"fugl'l' l'l'nlrr'> to Jl\lnhutl' tund .ind pm' 1de health care "'\1n<t' 1 >llllfx'r tuntil Junl' :!OI. Ill pl·r1,·1H ••t ,hlldrl·n1J1l·d ol mca'>ll'' .1nd '11.irrhl·.1 .. hl' \Jld "For merl' \lilt' •'ll l<Jfl pnH llk J 1.hild \qth pill' <t .11 rt•plJll.' l'll'l!rol~ ll'\ «ln.,t t•11111 ,1 .irrhl'.I • I h1'f" .tn ,,11d \\ 1tlJ \ "'"n al,1 • h.1, .1 pr i\!r Jm 1 • l11>l c1IJll' ~a1'1c~ I •r '" .J1,,·.1,·,' .u d Ii• ll'.ll h th,· m111hrr' In • , ... r Ull lllll!' .1nJ 1tt•r Jt \ .. \\ l' I ' ' ,.1'111n.1I ,..ntl'r" an thl· .,Ju•''' 1 ' 1 • 1l11 \ h, r · "l'0 'l" tl"J' h·n\! I '111 \\ 11 ll '1 tJ1I\\ le\\\'\\ JnJ \(IUl1~ t' l t11 1'11 < lfll\.'nlf\ .ind ll'Jthl':. \ ,,,. 11 , ;•1••l'I. '1'' 1:1 \Jr ,,1 thJ: '1l'1·J "' .t ,,, ' ·''" p.1r.1,1h"' \Jll'l·J ln'm ,,. 1,1111 •1.11. d ''•ttll r.11..l·n lrnm thl· /.11 h 11 Ri\.-r .111J l.i1.u''' that hJ1c fJ\:Jgc:J nu· l •P' Hut1man ..aid ··Thl·1 hJd long r11.·n<Kl<.ofdrought thl'n tr,·mcndou\ rain .. hl' <,a1d "Thl' rJan JU'>l'd tht' l'\pJn'11'n of the green gr.1'>'>h11ppcr pc1pula1111n "h1ch Je- ' nurcJ ~' lu ltHl pert l'nt of lht· nee l'fllfl .. , CIU \\tlndl'f \\hJI \l)U tan do \\ hJI J 'rnJll Jwp 1n 1'hl' bucket I\ 111ur hl'lp in a \.\Mid,\, compll'\ "'th nl'<'d' '" lH<'<•l ·• Hu tlman \J1d latc:r 1n .1 u1mmun1nn nll'J1tJt11in 1n 'l'\' pon 1-k.t\ h H1 , \pl.i1nl·J 11• h 'li 'tl n1·r' thJt 11 .\.J' 10\fli rt,tnt t11 ~l't l°'l,'\llOJ 0lllnl· f'J" Pl ',I' Clll' 11 1l·1 .1:1 ... tll' ,11mf'J"''1n IJt1gul' .l!l "t<:C\ n=i"I · dn \ n" .1rJ 'r1ral •n the ·11 .. n' 1 , · '" h ''l' red hunun "1•l'd-"hl'1"l '"'" r·u,har11unJ , \•,1 • • ! "l! .1n J''ll l .I~ JI ' • , .. ,, \, J ,11 d lhl' h,1Jt l)t'11pk l 1.l.!l'l'' rr r1 \ l"l"'.tm "h11 no" Jfl tx i:1~ d, ·1 1.'..l ,l:'' 1 H11ng K,111g I ~.11l.1··J ,1nd ;r. Pt-ii r1nl'' .. ht '•I d .1dd1 I! th.it th Jrtll I\" llnt..l•d .. f1 p.1"111·1· !.Jll!!lll' \\Ith lhl" ,1\1\\ •n!! .il ·.·, .. :i.·n,,•nt llH1•U)!l111ut the "111ld GOP FAITHFUL HEADING FOR NEW ORLEANS ... F rom A l hi.· full" 1th a' .ml'J ml\ nf ~l1t'1.tl and Pl'ht1l·al funr11nn<; Hl· .trfl' 1•d 'i.11urd.t\ l"' l'n1ng "hen lhl' ( :tllfMlllJ .ind I mll\1anJ Jl'f. t•g;i111111' p.1rt1l 1flJ ll'd in a fnendl~ rt\\'rh0a1 r.lll' d1mn thl' \11<..'l""PPI K" l'r 1.l<l.I\ '\tr.1J\·1 .ind lhl· fl''l ,11 thl· ( ,\Ii lnrn1.11.kk'g.11111n "l'fl' 'l hl·dukd 111 hrunlh \\llh ~i<n Lkukmrn.1n - '' h11 hl".t<l" thl' dl'll·ga11on -lollo"l'd h1 a m..-e11ng Jnd t'o1.t..1.ill reception Rut \lart1ng \l onda~ thl· onal l"' cnt., "1ll 1t11 on thl' h:ir t.. huml·r a' dekg:ill'\ t~:gin Jlll'nding j.l"neral "t•1;\11lll\. '"1r~ 'h11p\ .1nJ hnd1ng~ \trJl1l•r .,,ud Ill' \\nuld l.IIT\ no 1x·r,l1n.1l .lg.t·ml.1 111 '\l'" Orkan<. .. fhl' Jl'lqt~lll'' .Ill' kl'pl pr1.'ll\ hU\\ .. lw SJ Id On thl' 01lw1 hand. Or;ingr Count' Rrpuhhcan act I\ 1-;1~ \\ho Jre not dclcg:ill''> ;1l'it1 '"II hr an Nev. Orlcanc; 1n forl'l'. ag1:ndai; an hand. \mong thl·m " Rll[l.l'r chnapp .• 1 ~ullllt'alh v.dl-l'nnnl'l'tcd Nev.port • Heal h :itwrnr' "ho ~pcr1ah1eo; 1n l;1h<11 h\lll'\ \ mt•mhcr ol the ~auonal Re· tates ~ews Service puhhl".10 \1 na1nnal T rtl\t '.111un.1I Rl'puhhc:in Inna C 1rlk .ind nthl'r < ,n p group'>. '\,·hnapr "ill he hud1.ll· 1ng"11 h 'cna lllr'. rl•prl''>l'nl.l 11' l'' .and othn p.Ut\ \IJl\\Jfh through11ut thl· tnnH·ntwn 10 dl\l 11" l.ihor qul''· 1111n' Hu'h , .1mp.11gn 'tr.1tqt\ .ind ••lhl'f l \\lll'' I or in'IJnll' hn.1pp 1\111 Jlf h1' 1.l>nll·rm on lhl· pbnt l h1'1ng h1ll thJI Prt·<,1d1·n1 Rl·ag:in Jllo\\l'<l 111 ""l•lllll' IJ\\ .• 1 mo,l· that "·l" nl·11ha polit1· c<ilh nor l'l·onum1lJlh \ound h1· c;a1d Hu'h and 'Jfl1'll' < ,np 'l'na111r' !X'f\UJlkJ the prl'\1lkn1 111 JllO'\ th1· kg.1,IJll1ln rt•qumng hll-d.\\., n11t1" 1lll plJnl dt1\lng'i 1<1 IX'u1111l' lav. Thl'' h11r11.·J to dllht'l' .in "'11" thl [)l"nllll rat .. \\OU Id h.l\ l' U\l'd .1g.11n't thl·m ill the campaign But . l'hnapp s..11t1 the lcg1c;lat111n wac; 1dcnt11ied \\1th Dcmoaah ;inJ thl'tr organized l:ihnr ~upportt'r' .inJ the pn''llknt\ :1rt1on pmhahh fo1kJ Ill p1d ur an) \Oil'\ for Rcpuhli,·.in, "\\ e d1Jn"1 rcalh 10111 tht• rar.1,k .. "il'hnJpp ,;11d "\\ l' tll\l got 1111111l th1 \\3\ nrthl' par:Hk . I ln th1 i1thl·r h.1nd hu,1ne,o;mt>n 11,·rl· kit" •ndcrinl! "h.11J1ffcrenrl'11 .,nuld m.tk l 1111 lhl·m ll' 'uppon :i Kl·put-li,.111 l\l'r J lkmn..:rat 1f lhl· r,'"''" "•II hl· "1, \.Jllll' hl' \Jld ( 11 h, Ip t d IUlllf'° !,!Jlk \ hl'rl" '\,I ''·•I'll ' I 11, 1.1 m~ v.11h Ru\h ,,, 11p.i:1:1i.1' .il'11u: :'1llr < .1hforn1J " I ll'io!\ I 1 i' •p ,. tlh'' · 1'tl'n1ng w Jrt· 11111 ~ · "'' t,·J~1·.1hl. rm1u2h ahout l .11t1iw 1 •• 1nJ < >rJ• i.'.l' ( ount' ... he -..11d \\ \ .1r. l .l~lh m:it..e the d1f1,•1 •, thl'I \\,I• . I 111 ., H1 ·tx 111 l 11<.tJ \k\.1 '" ,111' l"h! .1 ' 11 !.11 111,·"·lfC Ill 'l'" f l '-I' • t' , ,.\ \.,~ \\ ,,1nt ti, .:111,·rnnwnt out 11! '11 I'·" .. ,,,., '.1t1~l 11ut 111 our 11' l'' · 11 t1,· ,,11d "l hl' Kl·puhhcan PJrt\ '.1.1 '"''ll1'r Jll 11n ch011nJt1ng lhl\ ,,., 1.1°1\lll \If llll1 ... Cf\Jll\l' \OUth ma\ h.11 I•• lrn•k l1l ,t third part)·· ll1.i1111~ .1 111t1lk lt1n,1.·nt1on toda). 1111' o!IPlll' pl.1nnl·d In Jra" up .1 li'it of '111 l'h '11knt1.1l l.tnJ1d:tte' for Bu.,h lh,1i ,,,,,Id Ix· .IHl'Pt.thk lo lhl' right II I •c in.._lud1ng 'l''' '"'"' ., "h1,h .. urrl·nth 1 .. lfll' I 1ht·n.inan P.lrt\ Rnn PJu: l 1tx·rt.1n.in ,.i11d1tl.11t· tnr prl·\ldt•n1 Jnll J form, r l1Hir·llT11 Rl•puhl1t .ln ,nn~r,·"m.1 11 rn1n r l''·'' \\J'-,, hl·d· u1l·J 111 .1Jd ••" thl ~r ir f l;l>.-1 "''1'1.'r\ .ll \ l'\' lhd IP \fX",ll. "1• it l ) \I .I,• ''I! ti1l' ·' , I. n, lu •. h I 11.1'1 .... l ' '"ni: '" •n.1 ,Jn· J d.i1:·, l t1 ' l o \ JI J DJn.i R, hr.1h.1,h,·1 Kl'f' D1 rn.m ' H lt1unJ,·r \\ ,,Jm F-Hul~lt•\ Jr forrnl \\ litll' HtlU\\.' u'rnmun1tJ· l1ll0' J1 .. 1 1r P.llnl. Bu, hJnan and lnrn1,•1 \ , 1na C1tl\ F' Jn \kl ha'T \ •' • uln'M.'r' Jll' l"' arc prdl" mu,1 '"! llJ' \\Ith thl' Rl'Jg.ln 1.1::1 ... 1p1tl1l.1: I I Ill thl' l)\ ll'I l nll)n ,l'hl th· ... :1• 1,111un 1'1 ll·lkral .:1, , .. ,,\, ,1,' Ii ,·tx·r ~aid • \ h.11p•1~ th\• d1t1Crl'nlt" ""''''"l''° Hu'h ·•"d Dcrnocralll 1.and1J,11" \11,hJd nut..ak1s \\a'i ht..l' thl' J •. krl'llll' l'il't\\cen s~ ph1h<. anJ gon111· rh,·.1 B1,·tx·r 'l!ld. · Pc<1pk right nov. arc nn thl· tr t , , 11·,, \ ., .. IU'I \\Jilin~ In I'll.• pu'hl•d ,. '" < 1,·1 •rcl' Ru'h .. \\ l I ~.11d II \\JI, g111111! t.• "'' .1 dl1 , , 1 " '~' \\ \SHl\..'.C1TO"\ -Herc Jre the \OtC\ of \l'nator' .inti llX'al rl·prescnl:ltl\e~ on maJor lett1.-.lat1nn an C ongre'i'> th1s v.eet.. .\ ··y ·· mean" th e: mrmlx·r \Otcd for the mea,urr. an ··y· mc:ins the nll'mber 'nted agaan"it the mrasurl'. an ·· \ ·· me Jn' thr ml·mhcr did no t 'nte dump .11J'''l'1'rl ,, " 1, ..... , , '''·''' 1" .::11 \m Cran\ton 1 D\.' \\ ll<,on IR I·' Drought aid Thl' nate ,1·l.1111•n"u'h ,1 ppr•'H'd •1.::.0 tht• Drought \""'·lilu t .inkrl'ntl' Report pro' 1d1ng i u 1"<1llH'n i.1 .11d larma\ Jntl ranrher\ affl'l'tt•d "' thl' dmu~ht 1h1' 'umml·r The rt.•pon ",,, l.1tl'1 .1ppr1n l"d ~' thl' I h111\l' and "ttm•dh) th1• Prl'\ltlt•nt tHR '01 ') ll.U'\ 1HR' I( I B.idhJm 1 RI· \ P.1nn,•ml'\l'r 1 K . ' DMnJn 1R1. \ I un1m·n f R \.' P.1l{JrJ IR 1-' Drouitbt aid The Senate Contra humanitarian aid The ~cnate appro,cd. 4Q .. 47. an amrnd· mcnt to the I Qg~ Defense Department .\u1hon1a11on bill that \~ould pro"ide $27. l m illi on 1n humanitanan aid to the Contras fighting "'l1caragua' S;ind1n1'\la go\ernment. (lfR 41811 (. ran~tnn ID}-' \\ 1l'ilm I R ~-!\ Contra mllltary aid The nntc tabled, 57-39. and 1hus killed. an amendment to the 1988 Dan: Emcracnc~ upplemcn1al f propnattons that ~ould ha't rekaSC'<l ahout S 6 m1hon in m1h taf) :ud to the ontra figh11n1 1c3ragua' Sandin• ta 10,cm- ml·nt The 31d had been allocated. but ~a frozen earlier 1h1\ \Car to a'o1d JCOpardmng rtJIM al ~.ace cfTon tHR ~0~6> ran ion CD>- Wtlw n (R)- Oct11 ........ fhc Stn:att unan1mou~ly 1ppro' ed. 97-0. the Oct.an Dumpina Rtform .\rt to ban the dumptna of ~"aac irudac in tht' Atla ntic Ottan h' the end or I C}q I. Tlv 4ct &arfr'I tut Ntw Jtf"('v and thrtt Ntw ,. Oft mu.-. .. hllC'S - Cran'lton I!)). \ \\ 1l<on (RI·' Hl'l) appropnAlion' The natc .1pprn' l'J 1'1'-1( lhl· 1 nnti.·rt.•nl.'l' rc:oort on apprurnat111n' IM lhl' Dt•partml'nt 1)f liouc;1ng Jnd 'rhan I"\'' l·lnpml'llt :ind I~ 1ndcix·ndl'llt .1gl'Ol'll'' 1nduJ1n~ thr Fn- \ 1ronnwnt.1l Protettton \~rnl' the "lat11,nal .\cronaulll' .and pa1..l' \dm1n1<.,tr:rnon the '\nt10n:.1l ....._·1rme Fnund:11111n .ind the \ ctl·ran' .\l1m1n1 tr:111on -for thl· lll'\l ti<.c.11 1c11r The rcp..,rt pro' ides S.S9 3 b1l111m an nt'" budgrt authorll\ lor the a l"llllt''i :inJ 1am1nJtt'-' TbeBouae l' ..... frtt ltldt The H()U llppro\cd. J7l-l0. lqi buon 10 1mplcmcn1 thr l -Can:.Ja f rtt Trade ~Jrtt· mcn.1 1M.l )C(' to cl1rrun:a1t' all ta.nil' on 1 bllatcra.l tr~k hrt"ttn lht t•o ('()Untn~ 1n 10 r hl' Htlll'l" arrnn l'<l '~ \-1 ~ •hr nr1lU~ht '"''t:lnll' ( 1lnfi.•rl'llll' Report t1' pr1\\ Ilk S'l '1 htlllon in Jki h.l rarml'f.\ .lnd ran1,;hct .llk-ctcd b.\ the ,1rough1 thl\ 'umma The ....._.n.1tr l'arlier .1ppr11\l'J thl' fl'port .ind tht• Prl''-•~knt "~nt"l.111 10111 l,1\\ t HR '(I I 'l R:1Jh.im I R I·' 11anm·ml''l'r t R l-' Dornan (lh .\ l 11n~rcn IRl-' P.1lt...ml tRr' Hl 0 approprlalinn Thl' H llll\\.' Jppnnl·J. r '· ,,, tht• l\IO· ren:nt~,, rc1.,.111 C1n apprt,pn:111on 1,1t the l'>cpan- ml'nt l)I Ht'll'intz Jn1..1 l rh.rn l)c,dopment and 1-~Jesx-n1knt :ipt•nc1t'' -1ndud1ng the tn' 1ronmental Prnt<'l.'t1on \~cnc' the \la11on:tl \t'l'\1n:1u11cc; and r-1,·r \dm1n1'itra11on tht' 'auonal ~ 11.•n,r f(1unJ:it1on and thC' \ ttC'ranc; \t1mtn1'ltr.t11on -li.u thC' nnt ti JI 'r r The l'CJ'<.lrl pro\ldc' S ~Q \ b1lhon an nt" budget Julhorll\ for thr en,"'' and ll'rminite~ tht l rban ()c, l'lopnwnt \ uon ( 1rJnt Pto1ram The nate.:il\<lappn"('dtht'l"l'p<ltt !HR.a OOl Radh:im 1R._ \ ()Jnncmc:\Ct tR>-' I :lmJn (lb-\ Lungf\."n(Rl-' ~UrdC R>-' < ln h1., recen1 trip Huffman' 1\1tcd a 20-H·ar-old 1.1.oman 1.1.1th lour ch1I· drl·n "ho had re\l·ttled lrom her home' at tht' lm•t ot \fount k.rn'a Huffman said one oi his 01.1.n three d:iugh1ers 1c, 2 1 't"ar~ old He said hel•luldn't hdp rnmpanng his obsen at1 on' of thl' ~ oung woman "1th hi" daug.hll'r Suzanne a c,tudent at Pnnceton "Thl'fl" "a' thh m·a 1 111le hut" 11h a din tloor .. he -.aid ··Her hu,band J ma'-t1n ''an 0Ha-.1vnal "nrt..cr nn J goodJa~ ht•,anbnng1n SI ..,~loran l'nt rl· Ja1 ,,f \\Of~ ·· t 111•thfl.t'll "''1' J\ ll'Ulh If not rwrl' than t d• "-'' her~ J t l he J rug '"''• '\.1ari .. "'' m !fl' therl' th<tn a: d· IC."' ht"\' . It .•)mJ" aJ,, Jl'\lnt'l:J J 'l.l"'11.' trpm ti 'IJ'I da\ "hen he tra' t'kd I" JnJ 't"cr to J plJ,l at'l.1ut an hour , ,11 1 Har:m· n I mhah"t' ·\\ l" headed 1111 .in J d•n roa,1 1?1 ·•c \\J\ n1< ·hl' hJlt.. ,·ountr. \\ ( :.1"' ~ "' J hll c hn ... p tal pJrt J 'U PJ'• rll'd ti~ \\ orld \ ''"IO .. \ nur-.l· 1c1nt.. u" thniugh rtll' main \\,trl1 \\,· '1" hn1~rn ll\t'' ~·n~ nur~d hJl t.. 1ntl health I a<tt..~ thl' nur\l Jhout the ..\ID prohkm in .\Ima \hl· -...i 1d. I ha' c te!.ted 50 proplc and ~Uni thl'm ha' e the AID 'tru' That., a no!l~·'iCl'11on ofaduhs. male and femak 'Th~ are not prc"111utl'' Tht'lt' are· s1mpl) ''11· la~a' ... ~lthuugh \ID5 patH.'nt'-m ~fnca mJ\ ha' l' '1m1lar probll·ms to .\I D patil·nl\ 1n thl l 'n1ted ~wtc~. most of the '>lm1lar :1c' bct1.1.cen problems Huflman 'J'' 1n \Inc-a and probkms he 'l'\'' n 'l"\' rort Beal h t'nd there · 1 hJ' l h1 IJlt the fan that there art' pt•opk 1n thl' u1ngn·g;i11on that are 1u'l a' nt'l'th -hut thl'H n1.-eds are mt•1e l"mot1<•:'la \o in .1 "'3' pain 1s nnt nch"''l' '\ •hl fh rJ \\ 1\rld "I h•'fl\ th,1• J' ·<l Jr H' the lr\'l"":J'' "C' ar · "tlltng 1) luot.. d•'" n 1nt1 •h, l;lJrn" l'' en '' '1nta ..\na J J 'n Ill dl''PJrJtt' l •ndllion~ ol ' 'l' :n 1r :"l"llu1·n1 Orange Coun- 11 u" m Jn '·' J ·1 hnf'l '~ .ir~ 1qlhn~ to ha'e our hl'Jrh hr '"l h' 'h1· 'l'f\ thing~ that i.n.·Jio. lh\' hl'.Hl lf ( 11iJ .. OC's Young Americans burn their Social Security Car4s ln protest B~ LA~CE fG'!l\jO:"oi Ot -0 9ily "°' Si.II '\••me: 5 mernl''l\:r ... ot thc Orange C ount' chapter of' oun~ ..\mencans for f "l'\'~ 1m 1n 'l'" c }rkan' ror the CrOP con' ent1on humed their Social ...,,., ufll' l·ard~ \aturdJ' 111 pnlll'"t the 1.1.ellart S\'it<.'m P it• '..\F an ultra·umsenall 'e tudent group is one ol man' special 1 l rl''l g.roups that ha' l' .. on' e~ed on 'e" Orlean<, to ma e thr1n 01ces heard 1' ''le Rl·pubhran Pan' prepare w nominate \ 1cc ~1dent C.1eo~e Bush as ·lil l 10P <,tandardbearcr fhe ' ~F ml"mt't'" 1m11cd their cards and thrc1>. tht•m nto a trash can at I .ii J\\'lle Part... 1.1.h1,h ,·ah<1ut tour blod.s from the 'iuf)('rdom<.' "here the ,, l rit1lin ,., taking pla11 -..i1d ::.,ear-old Huntmiton &·a'" h re"drn· Jame\ 'i 'x·r , h.11rman of tht nran~l' C. ount't Y ..\F chaoter \\ l' J1d th1' I\) '>c:nJ J 'llt'•«•age to the RcpuhlKan Par.' 101 thl·m to "l tnJlt' the Social '.e, unt '''>tern .. Bieber ~1d '"\\ t' !eel that 11 '' :i hlatant '"-J ''program \\ ,1,un~ rx·nplc. 1.1.e wantgo,emmen1 l•fT l'Ur bJ,t..<.and out 111ur pa,lhecks ·· I he 3 pm prl'tc<,t "3' .iltended O\ Ron Paul thr l 1tx·nanan Part'·., •''l 'llknt1al rand1datc R1dx-r "11d police ,hd n.11 1n1erfrrc with the humang hut did ht-come ,, ,·~:ll·d "hen the tirr 'Pn'.1d ll' rel use 1n~1de the trash can The ti rr "a'i put · tx •1 'rt 11 -;p~ad Families remember victims of Flight 255 i'I Rn lT t l.Pl -The cra~h ot ' • t ' ... ,. 1-11£.ht :s; \1nc 'ear apo '" ""~ h1"' trag1lc humJn lite realh , ,1nl'' dim·., .,on "rllle an a poem r1-.1d tl1 llh•ll' than I 000 pcoplr :11 a ml'nlill •Jl '< 1 • ice "31 urda' 1 he l ra'h 01 H ight :~ at Dctrmt \ktropnhtJn \1r;xm \.11lc-d I ~ti fll'llpk indudan~ t"'o on thC' ground. and \\3~ thr natton·, 4'('(.0nd-dcadhest air d1\:l<;ter r our-H·ar-Old Cc cha ( ll han \\3' the 001~ fl:l\\Cn~N to 'iUn I',. thl' .\ug 16. I Qt\'1. cru. h ''H'n nrnn@l' ( ou nt~ rt 1dcnt' "l'l'-' ~tlll'<l in lht• rra"h of the 1C'tl1ncr "h1t'h ":i' hl'a"kd tor John \\ 3\ ne \11pMt . In th(' J'l'Cm \tc(lhen Ort h de nhcd '\CC'&ng a double ramho~ l\\O d3\ aftCT h1 father. l.cw1~ f>re~h. d1t'd. and rallC'd H ·:a s1r.n to 1cll u\ to go on and to remember the bnght and the good t1m~ v.nh him 'In one \hon 1nsunt •'C mil) ~m ho" frag1k human hfe ttal\\ 1 •• T ~ potm •as ~ b) telc" t ion nev. man 8111 Bond •ho said ~h wnt hrm the potm and 1u cd him to rtad tl ll the strv•tt nit lft\111~1\ oblco ... ....:r •• Ford udttorutm • on Detroit'~ n,erftonl --. 0tpn1ltd ~ • 'lll\ I' or.,· .,UPfll'rt ~rnup called. ·· ~ hiht ~-'I 1 h<.'1r '.pint L1\rc, On " \ rul'ihl \\'l\11t' v.111 he.· held T Ul'-.Ja, n •ght JI thl" \Ill' on the road "hl·1e thl' 1cthner \\l'nl do"n \Jturda' -, "'~"TC't' drt''-' a fam1I~ rn'\'d <. hildr\ n" r\clamat1on~ and , nt'' 1ln.1 .... onJlh :tnomp.inied the mu''' and rt'm1trk., Those "ho lost l'\'1:111' c' "'l'I'\: hl11e nt>bon pin wtlh thl' \\hlll' t>1f\I ''mbol oftht supPQn 1tr1111r 1 hl· Re' R11n,1ld I und. pa tor of ~·th.in' l uth,·ran Church and a (1\ 1r1"t Pohn• f~panmcn1 cl\lplatn, "11,l t hC' t r,1\h ' 1, 11m art at PQC"e But the prohkm \\tth u IS that WC arr 'till here \\ e \ttll ha't all the pain :md the ~1tm" and the 11'\Cf and 't~ er"'"' .. l unJ 'ia1d b ut 1dcl"I n help onl) tO myeh. l\c 1d .. Tl\c' hl\t no Idea '-ow }'OU fC"tl unlc"'i th~' had so~"' on lhlt ptine. You on hdp aith ~ bl'\: u \ou do knovo . Ttaas ~ &t'O"P -111 M\tr alto• our.: lcMld o n to ~r~~ .. \ ~ piCKn•ltoa of cnia ~ um • phOtO' ud ti.tir ..._. was 1n~W-* sia111R:)• 1 but ... shown • * fird • S(f'\ ttt. A4 Orange COUt DAILY PILOT/ Sunday, ~ugust 14, 1988 Bush narrows VP list; GOP faithful flpck to New Orleans NEW O RLEANS (A P) -George Bush puzzled over a shrinkmg list of potential running mates on Saturday as Republicans flocked by the thousands into their hot-a nd-humid convention city for a week ofpohtjcs and panying. One key GOP source added the brand new attornc) ge'neral, Richard Thornburgh. to the cuy's incessant vice pres1den11al rumor mill. The former Penns)lvan1a governor was sworm 1n to replace Ed" an Meese less than 24 hours earlier. Bush. his nomination set fo r Wcdnesda} night. "a said b) one source to haH' narro"ed the hst of vice prcs1dent1al pro)pects to a ~alf dozen or so names .. I'm not saying whom I'm going tO run" 1th.'' \\3S his comment in an 1nten 11.•w \\Ith Cabk News Network. The roster" as s~ud to 1 ndude six to eight candidate\, althuuih one knowlegeable Republttu.tn said. "He's got no obhgauon to pi ck anybody" from that list. The list includl'd two forma rivals for the GOP nom1na11on. Sen. Bob Dole of Kansas and Jack Kemp of New York. Also an the running "ere Dole's wife, Elizabeth. Sens. Dan Qua} le of Indiana, Pete Domen1c1 of New Mexico and Alan 1mpson of Wyoming. Party sources said Thornburgh and former Go'. Lamar Alexander of Tennessee also were 1n the running. Meanwh1k. Sen. Gordon Humphrey of New Hampshire threatened 10 put up his own vice presidential candidate if they didn't like Bush's, and said Kemp or Quayle would be acceptable but Dole might not. "The fact 1s the conservatives arc not turned on" by the Bush can- didacy. he said ... We did not come here to act as rubber stamps for the pany hierarch~ :· . . Democratic pres1denual candidate Michael Dukak1s interrupted a week· end on Cape Cod for a news con- ference that included a 1nbu1e 10 Bush's .. enormous courage · and tremendous patnousm." A da~ earlier. Bush's account of being shot down in World War II was quesuon- ed b) a gunner who witnessed the episode. At the same time. he rene"ed his anack on Reagan admin1s1ra11on's ··irresponsible fisca l policy" 1n the wake of last week's jump an interest rates. With Bush in Washington ponder- ing his choices and poli shin$ his acceptance speech. Republicans s~nt the pre-convention weekend lighting up the social circuit. There were 500 separa1e conven- tion-related receptions. breakfasts. luncheons. dinners. brunches and cocktail panics on the docket for the \\eek b) rough count, not 10 mention thl' tourist attractions that make New Orleans famous. I Unpopular ad · Thi1 Burgerrille breakfast advertisement, showina Preal- dent Reagan asleep, was pulled from -four Northweat newspapers after the company received dozens of com- plaints. ' Dukakis praises Busli's war record, hits Reaganomics POCASSET, Mass. (AP) - Michael Dukakis saluted rival George Bush as a man of"cnormous courage and tremendous patriotism" Saturday while continuing his assault on President Reagan's "irresponsible fiscal policy... . The Democratic nominee. inter- rupting a weekend on Cape Cod to meet with reponers. was asked about a World War II gunner's challenge 10 Bush's account of being shot down over the Pacific. The gunner disputed the vice president's claim that the plane 'Was on fire when he ejected. .. I don't think that kind of thing has an~ place in a camp?1gn," Dukakis said ... He served this country. He served it with tremendous courage. You don't 0) 58 missions wit hout enormous courage and tremendous patriotism." Dukakis continued 10 link the j ump in the prime lending rate to 10 percenl this past week to the Reagan administration ·s defici t spending. .. I'm very concerned. and I think all Americans arc conc-erned. about what's happenin~ to our economy," he said. "This rncrease in interest rates· is every bit as much a tax as a legislated tax." The Massachusclls governor and his "ife. Killy. were spending the weekend at the home of Mrs. Dukakis' sister. Ginn) Pett!'rs. and her husband. Al. Dukakis said he planned to take a swim Saturday and spend most of the day reading issues pa~rs and ma· tenal about the presidency. After tend ing to state business Monday and Tuesday. he planned to head back out to the campaign trail during the Re~blican National Convention. ak1s and his wife joked about a co nt by Bush's wife, Barbara. that th public affection between the Dukak1ses was phony. .. You're not supposed 10 touch me: it's against the rules." Mrs. Dukakis said as she came out of her sister's home and sat next to her husband on a deck overlooking the water. --1rs a little b11 of paradise off the beaten tra ck." DukaJcis said of the Peters home. He also led reponers and a few aides in singing "Happ} B1rthda} .. to a member of the press corps. Dukak1s began focusin~ on econ· om1c issues Thursda) alter major banks raised their prime lending rate to 10 percent. On Fnday he called the increase an .. irresponsibility tax" triggered b} Reagan's deficit spendine. Saturday. hc referred to ll as a .. family tax" that \\Ould drive up mongage costs and pre,ent millions of people from bu) 1ng homes. The deficit and rising interest rate) \\Ill create .. enormous 1nOa1ionar) pres~ure on the econom) :· Dukak1s !>aid. ··1t will be the American people "ho ult1ma1el~ '"II pa~ the bills .... Seat belt use on the increase FAA tests Study disputes u.s. figures W.\SHH~uTO' (.\P) -More of seat belt use. "'"h motorists most moton<.l\ to use the belts. the agem.~ wind sh ear on veteran stress disorder than 43 percent of the na11oo's hkcl) to be "'l'anng their belts in sau.l It \a1d that 1n 13 ci ties in states motorists U)C their ~Cal belts. an Dallas (71.4 ix·rcent). Houston (65.6 \\Ith \akt\ heh use la\\\, belt UM' \\aS ·pm en t increase from 11 percent five years percent) and Sea11le (60.3 percent). .t!I I f)\.'fl:l'nl. \\ h1le tn m: ClllC~ eq Ul ago. the Transponauon Oepanment The c111e!> w11h the lowest u<.e rate' "ithout such la\\S 11 "as 30.4 percent. • said Frida' ''efl' Prondentc. R.1. ( 15.4 pcreent). < um·nil\ 32 stall'\ and the D1i.1nct The dcpartml·nt <;aid thl' ')Urveys in rargo-Moorhcad. N.D .. (21 7 per-ot ( olumbia JFQUtrc front~! OC'CU- 19 mies sho"n1 that use ot the safety l'l"nt) and Nc" York C'tt) <24.6 pant'> ol 'l'h1rk'I to \~car scat belts. de' ices has rcarhcd record numbers. pcrtcnt). I k n·" the rate ofbelt usage 1n each largel~ due to m.inda tol") -,eat bdt use Thl· 1 ll-nt~ sunc~ t'OH'red -tll.OQ5 of thl' 11./ ntil'S ~une'vt'd. according to la"s 1n man~ 'ltate' obscn a11ons of motorists from fl·b· thl· high\\ a~ .. all·t~ agenC\. .. h is grauf~ rng to see bl'lt use ruar) through ~la~ of this ~ear It ( 1ta·., lO\l'rl·d t')\ a belt-use la\\: reached the h1ghl''it point 11 ha\ c'er shO\\t:d 43.4 percent of the front-<;eat 'l'" 'ork. 24 6 pem.·nL Ba!?1- bccn 1n this count I") ··<;aid TraMpor· occupants "ore safl·t) belt'>. accord· nwrl'. -to .. rx·rn·nt. P111sburgh. 28 1 · 1a11on ~cretal") Jim Burnie) ··tn-1ng to the depart~ent's Na11onal rencnt. ( hicago. \1.7 percent. M1n-creas1ngl~ public an·eptanrl.' of!Mlfet~ High" a~ Trall1c Safet~ .\dm101s--nl·.1rmli,·\t Paul. ·PM percent . belts ts sa' tng li'e' and pre,en11ng tr.lllon \liJm1 ·q ll ix·ru.•nt: '-c" Orleans. inJUrl{' .. '\1milar SUf\C~) .tn IQ!.12 !>hO\\Cd .tJ I J)l'rn•nt. ~Callk. 60.3 perCl·nt: He said an l''>t1mJtl·d 4.llOU li'c!. belt U'>l' IO be at about 11 perlent. thl' \;i n I ranu\rn. ·3 .t percent: an "'ere saH·d bo..•Giu~· of\1.'at bo..•lt u~ 1n agenr~ ">a1d. 1>1\.·gu. 54 .t ix·rlcnt Los .\ngeks. 198.. Bdt use "as sho\\n to be sharpl) .t ., 1 rx·ru·nt lluu\ton. 65.6 percent: But thnur\l'\ \hO\\l'd a\\ 1dnange higher 1n I.Illes where la\\S require Dalla') .. , .t rx·rccnt Democrats assail Meese' s last act \.\ -\~Hl:'>.CiTO:". l.\P l -Dl'fno· cra11c la"maker<. .,a~ depan1ng .\t· IOmC) General Ed\!. in MCC')C II rs order calling for 1ndq>Cndl·nt coun· scls 10 tn\C'Sllgatl' members of Con· gress suspected of cnmanal rnnduct 1~ unneccssan and \lndirll\ e Mee!ie. ,,; h1~ final act Fndi\) after 3 ~ contro' ers1al \Car'> at the J us11cc Dcpanment 'klid h1.· wanted to ensure that legislator!> and top C\ecut1\.e branch offic1ab tx· 1rcatl'd cquall) under the law But legislator pointed out that Mcese has established J .,, tern \\1th crucial difTerence'> for members of Congress Sen Carl Le' 1n. D-M1ch . said Meese had a goud idea but he "messed 11 up .. b) o;upulaung that the attorne\ general -not a coun - ''ould appoint the 1nde~·nden1 coun· .. e1. "It's line w ha'l' <;pec1al 1ndcpen· dent counsels pro~ecute membcrc; of Congrc'!>~. in fact. that option 1r; a\a1labk no\\:· said Le\ln. "BU.t attornc~ s general ought 10 be abk' to use court-appointed counsels and local L.S. attorne,s... 11 t) that autnont~ ~lcese has a11empted to eltminate toda' :· \kl'SI.'. who has been the )Ubject of '''0 '>eparatc in'estiga11ons o:-indl·- pendent counsels sin ce hl' came to \\ ashington a rnunsclor to Pre'>ident Reagan in 1981. said his acuon "a" not meant as a paning '>ho1 a1 his crt11c'> 1n Congress. ln'>tead. he ..aid. "Ha' ang all high otlinals CO\erl.'d b) the '>Jme ~cneral prtKedures mah·'> good '>cnsc. · "I Quit ... Y• C. Too! Quit• c .... .u .... "'o... ........ ~ IUIU .. ;, G•m-IHll r up ollit°1Jl<, of the C\CCUtl\ e hrant h an' l O' anl h' the 1978 Ethics 1n (10\ l'fOllll'nl .\ll. \\h1ch \\aS lk'l1[!.nl'd to prn l'nt an~ conflict of 1ntl·n·<,1 l·hargl'' 111 1n\e\l1gat1ons of h1gh -ranl..1n!:( !to' nnnll'nt cmplo~ee!i. \kmbtr., t>I ( ongrl.'s., are not indudcd c,rx·ulirall~ in the la"' under \\hit h .i thrl'l"fUdgl' panel names the 1ndcpt·ndl.'nt u1unsel after a prd 1m1naf\ 1n'l''>t1g..it1on b~ the Jus- t Ill' lkrartml·n1 l 1llkr \kl'w·, order. 1f the at- l(lfOl'~ gt:ncrJI rl'te1,es specific and l H"d1hk 1nform.111on tnd1cauni that a '>l'nator or n>ng.rt:'>'man has '1olated tnm1nal la" he must launch a prd1minar' 1n'l''tigat1on of up 10 90 da''> HARBOR ARE A APPLI ANCE SER~ICE ···. , .. ... . . .. j l • • • ~ ' ,! t ~., .. ·,,1 549-3077 Dt.NVER ( .\P)-.\computer and radar s1n11lar to the t)pe used by h1ghwa) patrolmen to dock speeders can be used to warn pilots of deadl) but 1n' 1s1hle wind bursts that have scnt airplane\ into crashes. tests here ha' e sho" n. ( und111on!. called "'"d shear and m1crobur<11 ha'e lolled nearl) 500 .\mencan air tra,clers and Injured more than 200 others an the past D 'cars. according to fl'deral go,ern· inl'nt figures But a l\\O·month tl'St at Denwr's Stapleton airpon of thl' Terminal Doppler \.\eat her Radar ~)stem has alrcad' cnabled tl1gh1 con1rollers 10 "arn j~ tre"'> of "'nd hear con- d1twns On Jul~ 11 alone. li'c Jetliner~ on landing approach "ere di\ ertcd b) air tr;illic controller\ after an automatic "arn1ng tn the fDWR computer .,,.,trm. Thl' "111d 'ihears rould have made the aircraft plunge out of control. said Ckun Airer. th l' ~a11onal Center for .\tmo,phcm Rl·srarch's proJeCt managl'r in the pro~ram. .\"ind '>hear 1s an) abrupt change 111 \\m d ;.pee-d and-01rt'ct1on. while.A m1crobur<.t 1c; a po\\erful downward rush of air from a cumuluscloud that <.tnh''> the ground and spreads out in all d1rcct1on". creating "'"d shear cond111ons. .\hrupt cha nge!> 1n \I.Ind speed or directi on po\e l'\treme danger to aircraft. "h1ch get their hft from air ru\h1ng across thl' \\tng. lfa1r speed arro<.' the \\Ing ~harph fall off. the "mg lo!>(''> lift and the plane falls. 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In contrast to a single vardstick used in the CDC study. the new estimate relied on several measures. said researcher Wilham Schlenger. "To me the compelling reason for belie' ing we're right is we have these multiple measures." said Schlenger. of the Research Tnangle lns111u1e 1n Research Triangle Park. N.C. He described the stud) at the annual meeungoftht!' .\mcrican Ps}'cholog1cal Assoc1a11on and 1n 1n1erv1ews. Treatment for aggrenlvenen promlslng .\ TL.\NT .\ -Boys who were a~ress1' e in elementar) school but were taught to cope" 1th anger sho"ed s1gnificantl) less alcohol and drug use three )Cars later than untrained aggress1\e bo)s did. a stud) has found. Their drug use \\as onl~ a quarter of that rt!'poned b) untrained bo}s. and measure's of marijuana and alcohol use genera II> ran about half of those for the' un1ra1ned bo~ s. researcher John Loch man said. The treated bo) s showed improved self· l''>tl·em. which ma~ ha' e removed one reason for using drugs. Loch man said. The\ also had 1mpro\ cd problem-sol"ang skills. which ma) have prepared thl·m to make more careful. less 1mpuls1' e decisions about using drugs and akohol. he said. Lochman. of Duke Un1versi1' Medical Center in Durham. :'\.C.. rcponed his results Fnda) at the annual meeting of the American P~~cholog1cal <\ssoc1a1ion. Edward Bennett Wllllams dies at 68 W .\SHINGTON -Edward Bennett Williams. the supreme criminal l<rn 'er and roguish ~pons entrepreneur whose spellbinding command of a courtroom rivaled that of hovhood idol Clarence Darrow. died Saturda) tn Georgcto"n niversit) Hospital. Hewas68. Williams.ownerofthe Baltimore Orioles and former president and pan owner of the Washington Redskins. ~et·uri:-d his own lofty niche tn .\mencan tnal lore while s11ll in his 30s. He won fame . fortune and a phenomenal string of verdicts 1n an area of the law where attorne} s usu all\ lost' and rare I} ict nch He was an exponent of what he called .. contest Ii' ing:' obsessed with victor). a drC'adnought in the competitive urges of man. He &3' e no quaner. even 10 the disease that finall) killed him after he had fended off its assault for more than a decade w11h oft-tortuous therapy and at least seven operations. V1nuall> to the end. he worked hard as ever. "Either 11's going to beat me:· he said ofh1s cancer. "or rm going to beat 11." Lotto winner files for Chapter 11 T .\COM.\. Wash. -Patrick Holland said when he won a $.l.5 million Lotto jackpot t\\O )Cars ago an lhe Washington State Lottel") that he did not "ant to spend his money foolishly. Holland and his wife Patricia filed for pro1ec11on and reorgan11ation under Chapter 11 oft he bankruplC) law Fnda>. u" ing $450.000 to nine creditors who obtained coun orders giving them rights to his next annual lollery payment. .. He was a pauper before he won the Lollo. l..1nd of a starving construcuon· worker:· said his former wife. Karen Klingler. The~ di,orced befor~ he won the sweepstakes. Now she's a creditor. In Memorium Gini Baker Thanks for over 10 years of truly dedicated service. From the Staff, Volunteers, Patients and Board of Directors of the Laguna Beach Community Clinic NOTICE The Juniors' Lee Rider denim jean• lldvertlaed on the cover of today's Target sate eection are not available. The jeans are mistakenly mentioned In the ad . Rain cheeks are not available. However, we are offering 11 a substitute a junior'• and mlael' Brtttanla denim )Mn on sale for $18.99. I( c g s " d l' r (' .. ') a b ( ') I n r g I g ., r II ,, ' d ( l' \ j I s I s Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday Al>gust 14, 1988 AS WORL D U.S.beginscutback in the l!ersian Gulf South Korean·radicals launch attack on police \I\'\ \1 \ Hahr.11n I \Pl -Thl· l \ 'a '~ h~1\ t~:g.un rnttin~ hat·i-"' Prr\1an (iull forl'l' h' dropping plan'> to \l'nd ano1h1.•r <,oph1\ttta1cd -'l'&•'> rru1\Cr to thl' rl'gton. _lit hough othl·r d1.·plo~ ment<. ma~ go ahead a' planned l' ~. m1litar' source) \a\ thl' mu\l' 1nd1 cate'i tha0t 'en1or -\nicnran 011irn1I' arl· confi. dent that an \ug. 20 cease-tire bet"l'l'n Iraq .rncJ Iran \\Ill <,uccerd. cle<1nng lhl· "•I\ t11r a prom1\ed reduction of lht· \ mcnrun na' al comm1tnwnt hl·re B' a pron·" ol .111n11on thl' 27- "'htp forrc rnul<l he tnmml'd wn- s1der.ahh b' the end of Ouohcr althuug.li pn'ioabh not 111 the It:' cl ol .. thrcl' !Our or fi , l' c,h1p•,"' mt'nttom·d b\ Odi.·n'l' \l'lfl'tan hank C (arlurn 1n a \tJtl'ml·nt ·1 ..... 1 \\l'l'i-thl· sourn~'> <.Jtd To hnng 11 io that \Ill' ah<1ut "hl·n: it "a~ la~t H'ar "hen thl' \ma1can nJ,al buildup h~:gan "ould mean rrmo' ing thl· 11-<.htp lamer hattk group 1n thl' .\rah1an \t·a and almnst t\\O-lhtrd\ofthl· lh,h1p,no" 1n the gul[ SI\ 111 lhl· \htr>' 1n lhl· gull ar1.· mine S"l'ePl'r\. "ht>'>l' prl.'\l'nll' ma' be required inc.Jetinitel~. acrnrdin·g. to Mandela in hospital, pleurisy diagnosed C \Pl I()\\' ""ulh \ln,;1 1 \Pi -'1.h11n \l.111J. '·' th1.· 1mp11'l1n1.·J k;iJa ul thl' 11u1b"1.'J .\Iman 'a- ttonal ( ongrl'\\ ha' ix'l'll ho\pttal- 1/('d \\ tlh .1 lung .11lment thl' 'luuth -\lrtlJn Prl'" '''Ol tal11111 <,J1d atur- d:i' \iJlllkJJ -1) \\,l, Ill ,,lttlallllr\ nrnd111on al I ~gerhl.·rg llo.,p11al 1n ( arx· I ll\\ n \\ IW!l' lw \\J' Jdl1ltlll'd FriJ;i~ and''"' hl.·1ng lt l'cl ll'd for llu1d around h" ktl lun!;!. rl·pm1' .,a1J \landda·, ,,1f1.-. V. 1nn1c. her ~oungc\I daughta. /1ncl11 .ind \1an- dl'l:i attorne' ·l,m;11I \\oh Ill'" to ( arx· To" n 'from Johannl•,hurg on S:i1urda' to' l\tl \lamkla ~Ir' \landl'la "\\a\ \hm·h ·c.J h' h" ronJ1t1on. '\lw ll'rta1nh 1' uin- rcrm·d .. \'oh 111ld \\ nrlj" 1ue T di!· 'l\tOn '.'-l.,\, alt1.·r thl'' rl·turnl'U to Johannl·,hurg .. I'm in .1 hit of .1 d1tlil ult p1,..1110n hecaUSl' 1t <,1.·l'm\ a' 1t th1.• do1.1<ir' \\1.'rl' 1mtructeJ 10 ..a~ J\ ltttk a' po\\tbk to \Ir' \landcb .. 'aid \\Oh "\he 1-no"S'l't' ltttkah<rntthl·pruhkm I thtni-thl' pn,on authontll'' do i-n1m "hat t hl· pruhkm " and t h1.'' ,Jrnu Id be ahk to g1' l' 'ou a 'tat1.·nwnt 11n h1' conJ111on anJ lhl' n.1tur1.· 111 h" tllnl''-' ·· \Ir' \lanlkl.1 m.1J1.· no ,11mnh'nl to rl·ponl'" ( nl. [) .I lmml'lm.in lkn1,·d .\~ob'<, allrga11on "l hl' r mun\ ~l·r \ ll'C <ltd llllt 111\lrttCt dmJor<. 10 \,I\ J' httk a\ pO\\thll' to \1 r"' \l;i m.kl.1 "lw 'ia1d. Soviet Afghan pullout rea che s halfway point l'il.\ \1 .\8-\D. Pal-1-;t.tn I ·\Pl - Half of thl' esumatl'd I 00.00U ·o, 1l't forcrs 1n .\fghan1<.tan pulkd out b' Saturda'. t\\O d:i'~ ahead of a deadltnr ~t b) a (' :-.r pcac(' pact. Afghanistan'<, statl.'-run radio said Radio Kabul sa id a Red .\rm' unit crosscu the 0\US Rt\ Cr aturda; into So' tl'l tern tor~ to bring the \\1thdra"aJ to the h:ill\\a~ point The rl'port. monitored 1n Islamabad. quotl'J \laJ < il'n Rauh Hrlmincn of Finland a .. <.a~ 1ng thl' pullout ··1s being completl'd acrord- mg to the \('hedule" of an accord signed .\pnl 14 1n Gene' a. Hdmtn('n leads a Ll .N. obsen auon tl·am. U.S. ofli c1als in l<;lamahad l'arlter said it "a~ ltkd) that 50.000 Red .\rm' sold1rr'i would w1thdra" bv the Aug." 15 targct date. thr('e months after the: "'thdra"al began. The ·o\ll'tscntercd .\ fghanl'llan in December I 979 to help .\fghant'itan '-; communist go,ernment battk thr L' .. ·backed guemlla . The SO\ll't pullout 1 to he compktrd b~ Frb. 15 under thl' Gene' a a(.'('ord Proteatera mark 27th year of the Berlin Wall BER LI (-\Pl -West German i:>rotesters threw tomatoes and eggs at East German guards at the Berlin Wall and communi t police hauled ~wa~ protesung Ea'il German )OUths Saturda) as both. ides marked the barrier's 17th anniversar). West Berlin politicians and peace groups la\ \\fCaths during solemn ceremonies at memorial for the 77 East Germans reported k1llcd in escape attempts to the West West Grrman new pa(lCrs con- demn ed the "all. with one of them calling it "a monstro u~:· But \ommuni t East German)· state<ontrollcd newspaper cel- ebrated the wall's con trucuon and said 1l contnbuted to Ea t-Wc t peace. Dozens of West German actt' 1sts demonstrated 1n front or the 'lnndcnbura Gate. a stone ptcway dir«11) bth1nd tht wall in tht ea,tttn 1«tor. The\ C'&med hfe-s1zcd portra•u of Mikhail . Gorbecht Ind C'&I~ on the So" 1ct leader to ~ssurt East C.crman~ to &car du~n ihc ... 11 ~nwr I . . ollict'r'> Tht'' .,a, a ··loupk of hundred" m1 nes arc s111l tn thl' \\,ttcr"a~. h r\t "ord ol the rl·dul11on ramt' \\ hl'O '-a\\ ')OUrCC\ dt<,CIO<,ed that F-nda~ ·., !!.chedulcd dl·parture of the \l'St'>-l) JX' cru1st'r \lob1k Ba' from 110, humr pun 31 \la~ pun. r'londa. "a' hc1ng "tl·mpora11h postponed.'' Pl·ntagon <,pokl·,mcn '>atd the 4 oOO-ton \1ob1k B:" "h1ch had hl.·l·n mark('d tn rl'platt' 11<. '>l\tcr \h1p \ IOll'Onl''> tn thl'.JUlf region \\OUld rl·m:itn in tht' I nttl·J ~l<lll''> ''h1k l \ l>l1il ml<. re-l'' aluatl'd thl' '>llU· :lllon 1 n t hl· "a ten' a' < mJr \kl ~unJin. a Pl·ntagon o,poi-l''>nlJn ..a1J a final dl'U\lon on thl' \ lob1k Ba' "111 1.k~nJ on an on~o1ng J'>'>l''>'>rlll'Ol ol ···" h.11 le' l'l ol lon.e'> arl· nl'l:<le<l w 1.·mur1.· 1.unt1nucd .inJ un1mrx·J1.·J 11rx·ra11on' 1n thl' eull ·· EOL'L. ~uth Korea (AP) - Radical )tudents battled pohce "'"h firebomb<, Jnd rod.) and beat not trooper "1th iron bar aturda~ .is protester\ 'm't'd to reach the North Korl'an hordt:r for un 1ficau on talks. H undr('d~of studentscaught police b; \urpnst: "hen the) charged out of 't un'>l't l 'nl\ers1t) to attad. troops 1.:nc1rd1ng thl' campus to t~ and sto p radical' 3)!.t'mbl1ng for a march \londa' to the border T rooixrc, "ere '>k~ping or resung "'hen 'tudenb c·han~ed them. hurling firebomb' and lashing uut "Ith iron bar\ and dub\ ..\t le~t three troopen~ "ert' k ntx k('ci senS1.·less and dozens of 11tha<. •nJun~d as the~ tned to lend off hlu"-.. '~ tth '>htdd' or tled . ·· .\d' ann· n;.it1onal reun11icat1on 1" ;.inJ ··) ani-l'e\ g.o home'.. the rru11.·\ll'r<. l h;.i n11:d P 1l 1.l' "l'rl' lorn·d hall-b' the rJrnp;.iging \tud1:nts until hundrt'd'> ol r1.·inh r, ment' "l'rl' ru'>hed up from nl·arh' ''dl·<.tret't'-to dn' e the ho" 1- .. ng rrot(''1t1.·f'\ hal·k \\1th \ olle~'> of t1.•ar g.a' \H'rl' 3\ ;.i1latik Poltn ..aid do1ens or \lUJ\.'OI\ \\l'IL' JITl''ltl'd \hou1 ~o 1 'tulknt' dl·monstraung ;tt \1'ongdong R11man C':uhohc Ca- thedral 1n thl· ll'nlt't ol \eoul earlier 11wu to hrea~ through ~urround1ng poltll' 111\l'\ \\Ith ti1 l·humb!> but \\ere drt' l'n h.tr~ \ lor,· t h,1 n ~ 111 M • rcot rohrt' sur· roulllkJ 't 11nw1 n \\ l''tern eoul to nltl{'~ lhl' m.mh 111 till' bt1rder truce 'Ill' ol l'anmun111n tor tal ~ "tth t·ommun1'1 '"rih 1'lircan '>ludent lkkgah'' or 11.un11ilJttl10 The go\'- l'rnnwnt hJnr l'J thl· man. h and pohw arl' un l 1p ail'n 111 hlul'k 11 \kJO\\h1k ,I )!fl.IUJ" ol 'orth t-..orlJn \IU\k nl\ ~ h11 huJll. t1.l panic•· p.ltl' 111th1.·1.1 ~' .1rn,,J in \aturda) JI 1'..1, "'nl! .1 ,,lH1.kr t<'" n near Panm tna •m in, ,,,. 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Main St. (714) 953-0081 National City Ptaza Bonita Mall 3030 Plaza Bonita Rd. (619) 470-0767 Moviegoers outnumber protesters at weekend 'Temptation' showing LO ANGELE (AP) -Conctrns about violence and vandalism dis- sipated Saturday as the opening of the controversial film "The Last Temp- tation of Chnst" passed with little trouble and more moviegoers than protesters. The movie. which opened Friday in nine major c111es in the Un1tt'd tates and Canada. has been de· nounccd b) Prote tant evangelists and c:onservat1\-e Catholics. Protesters contend that the ponra,al of Jesus Chnst in the fic:uon.al m o1,-1e as a man with self· doubt and a temptauon to g1'e up his call as a sa' 1or to II\ c a-; a monal 1s blasphemous. w:iat all 1he fuss was about. The 800-seat Cinerama theater 1n Seattle had near capacity crowds Frida) night as about 300 people demonstrated outside the theater. In San Francisco. the 90().seat Northpoint Theater sold out on Friday JO minutes after the doors opened for the first show amid 100 protesters and a small band of counterprotesters. Mo' iegocrs in Washington D.C outnumbered demonstrators six to one \\hen the film opened at the .\ valon Theater. People hned up around 1he block as 75 demonstrators marched in a circl~ jeering at those bu~ mg tickets. Officials reponed.that one pe~on "as arrested for cross mg a police hne. Cesar Chavez Chavez to continue fast despite doctor's warDing DELANO (AP)-puming medical advice that he "as n ling his hfc, United Farm Workers' union leader Cesar Chavez continued his fast into its 28th day Sa1ur4ay, but grape growers say his effort has attra<;ted more publicity than actual upport for the union's 4-year· old boycott. The image of a frail Chavez shuffiing into the union meeting hall to a11end Mass has spurred unions from all over the countr) to send telegrams in support of his open· ended fast. Holl\ wood stars and children of the late Sen. Roben Kennedy.came to this rural community I SO miles nonh of Los i.\ngeles and made dramatic endorsements of the bo~con. and the pres1dent-elect of M exico. Carlos Salinas de Gortan. 1s ued a statement on behalf of Chavez. 61 . What remain to be seen is 1f publicity raised by the longest fast of Chavez's life will inspire consumers to stay awa~ fromCalifomia table grapes. He conducted a 2S-day fast in 1968 and a !4-da) fast in 1972. T"'o decades ago. Chavez had his first major success w11h ano1her grape boycott. The h1ghl) publicized. five- \i.•ar bo}COtt ended \\hen Delano-area growers agreed to a contract "Ith the union in July 1970. Bu 1 the U FW no longer has any contracts with California table grape ·growers, and its dues-payi_ng member~hi p ha been halved since 1978, to about 30,000. During the cum.·nt boycott, one California super. market chain. ave Mart, has obtained court orders to stop pickc11ng outside its stores. O(Jicials of O!her Oilifornia grocen stores and restaurants report httle consumer action on behalf of the boycott. "I'm not aware of anv impact directly related to the food ser\ICO 1ndustr) ."said tanky Kyker, executive vice prrnden1 of the 9.()00.mcmber California Restaurant A ssocia uon. "The bo'co11. a~ far as rm concerned, has been nothing:· said Charles Collings. president of RaJey's Supcrmarli.cts and chairman of the California Grocers ..\ssoc1a11on The union 1\n't pro' 1d1nga tallyofstorescooperat1ng wtth the bo}COtt because s1ore managers fear retribution from gro"'ers for supponmg the union. Sc<'urit~ guards and pohc:e "'ere searching purses and guard mp. mo' 1e screens. There were repons of minor vandalism 1n the Los Angele., 1heatcr and one arrest each in \\a hmgton DX . and Ne"' York. Police in Los .\ngeles 'klld the) were not as concerned aboul prob- lems at the Ccntun Plaza Cincmas because of the demons1ra1ors h:I\ e kept themsel1,-cs under control The Cooper Theater '" the M in· neapohs suburb ofSt. Louis Park \\as more than 75 pcrccn1 full for us r nda~ l!vening showing of 1bc film as about 300 demonstrators held a peaceful prayer vi~I outside. Court won't remove Prop. 100 from ballot .. We're handling 1t as a 'er~. 'en low profile s1tua11on." gt Rick Walker said ... We have one super· visor keeping a very casual e) eon 11 ·· Police officers had patrolled Frida) in the theater complex. which sho"'cd the film to near capaclt) crowds on two of its screens. Some movie patrons said 1hl' protesters were trying to 1nfnngc on freedom of speech and religious tolerance. while others wondered The film's showmg in Chicago was accompanied . b) protests from Roman Catholics. Greek Orthodox. fundamen1alists. Muslims. atheists and a sole neo-Nazi. A total of 600 people turned out to demonstrate at the Biograph Theater -where infamous gangster John Dillinger "as gunned down more than a half-century ago. All four sho"'s at 1he 800-seat theater were sold out Fnda\ In :'\ev. York four shows sold out at the Ziegfeld Theater. "'h1ch holds I 1-l-l people. !-1.\C R.\MENTO (AP) -An ap- pdlatc t'ourt has rejec1cd a move by thc in~urancc 1ndustr. to remove Propo'>1t1on I 00. a tUW\ er-backed insurance reform measurl'. ofT lhe No' embl·1 ballot. .\ unanimous decision wri11en by Jrd D1stm t Court of .\ppt:al Presid· mg Ju'\llCl' Robert K. Pugha jDled fml~I\ that the 1n11iative doesn't '1olat'e lht· C ahfomia Constitution·s \1 ngk·'>UOJt·t t rule. B<tt li.t•d !'I~ attornc) and bank mg groups. Pmpos111on I 00 ''-'OU Id roll har i.. ln'>Uranct· ra1e~ b' .:!O percenl for .. good dm crs." allo"' 1he state In· surancc Dcpartmcnt to re.sulate ma)or rate hikes and end the 1ndus· Ir) ., anutrust cxcmpt1on!I. It would also protect lawyers' fees. allow banks into the car insurance bus1nc~s and. 1f 11 gets more votes. takc precedence over thc insurers' competing no-fault insurance in· 11all\C. I t would al.,o gl\e the state allurnc~ general 1he authorll)' to 1ntencne on bl·half of consumers '" ratc·h1!..t• l'a'\C'>. {1corgc \\ T,c. a spokesman for tht• California insurers and the spon· ~or'> of the n val Propos1t1on 104. ( 1t1Lcns for No-Fault. said Frida> the dcC1~1on would be appealed earl) next "cck 1n the California upremc Coun. "\.\'c feel tht• primary purpose oft he in1t1ative is to protect attorney cont· ingency fees. not to protect c:on· sumt•rs." T)'e said. Pugha'sdecision said the in1t1at1vc. although con laming a "wide range of di\ erSl' measures:· is w1thin the la~ because 11s provisions are functional· I~ related 10 one another and are rca~onabh germane -ro its broad purpO\t'. Bt·\1de'> 1hc control and reduction ol 1n'>u rance rates. the 1n1t1ati ve "also lakt'' aim :n insurance industry practices 11s proponents perceive as unfair 10 consumers.'' Lhe decision \t:lk'\. I n tht• ckn.,ion. the appellate court \au.J 11 is up 10 the \'Oters to decide .."' hc1hcr increasc:d competition will hcnl'li1 con~umers and whether that ohJel'llH' 1s efTectl\ el~ advanced" by th<.· '>t'Ctlon of the 1n111a1ive permitting bant..<i to enter the insurance business. !TODA Y'S SUNDAY PUZZL~ ~~~~~~~.~ntitrusts~~~~!~~!!.~!~!~~!!., LOS .\t\GEL~ _..\federal Judge. finding evidence Deborah Elliot ~1d' the dec1s1on against filing the ACROSS 1 Values 6 Barber's Item 11 Purple 16 Antic 21 Heron 22 Overweight 23 Wall hanging 24 Like a sheep 25 Loyal subject 26 Colorfully edits 28 Youth 29 So. state 30 Alder and elder 32 Rodent 33 Smooth 35 Divide 36 Snowman 38 Goof 39 Cotton thread 41 Facial feature 42 Halt a dozen Sp. 43 Carry on 45 Seasons 4 7 Preserver 49 Most Intelligent 52 Kid 53 Mouth.part 55 Dicf plane stunts 59 Revolves 60 Female relative 61 Fett about blindly 64 Small egg 65 Author James - 66 Terminates 67 Borscht Ingredient 68 Help! 70 Once, once 71 Regret 72 Take apart 73 Winter toy 74 Up and about 76 Dessert 77 Hemingway et al. 79 Small pool 80 Breaker 82 Square-dance VIP 84 Summer fruit 85 Of the ear 86 Was Indebted 87 Joint 88 Retaliate for 90 Position 91 Paddle 92 Altitudes 95 Hiatus 96 Avid 98 Whirlpool 100 Ground covering 10 1 Consume 102 European mountains 104 Child's game 105 Certain votes 106 History 107 Foundation 108 Keats and Yeats 110 Heavy with moisture 112 Golfing vehicle 113 Pastry 114 List of mistakes 116 Seem sleepy 117 Gasp 118 In a chair 119 Lantern 121 Harness part 124 Wood strip 125 Traveler's Item 128 Priest's vestment 130 River mouth 13 1 Exclamation 132 Clock maker Thomas 136 Cheer 137 Aquatic mammal 139 -pollol 140 Saying 142 Onassis 143 Uneven 1 .. 5 Colorlut disease 148 Watch 150 Geese 151 Paint stand ; 152 Employable 153 Brilliance 154 Beginning 155 Terror 156 Burdened 157 Instruments DOWN 1 Pass along 2 lithe 3 Handle 4 Med. procedure 5 Printer's note 6 JFK's brother 7 More competent 8 Greek god 9 Sugar: sutf. 10 Copy 11 Cloak 12 Circle section 13 Author Leon - 14 Worth 15 Written works 16 Pigeon's home 17 Rosary bead 18 Portion 19 Boredom 20 Takes a break 27 Orient 31 Lease 34 Meat 37 "Goodnight -·· 39 Litany 40 Rye disease 42 Kitchen sight 44 Mammal 45 Cysts 46 Eat 48 Old card game 49 Gaze 50 Foretell 51 Colodut vegetable 52 Japanese sport 54 Created disorder 1n 56 Colorful award 57 -Dinsmore 58 Turn aside 60 Conjunctions 61 Golly! 62 Colorful trees 63 Speck 66 Beg 67 Colorful bruise 69 Most ailing 72 Habit 73 Turn 74 State 75 Hindu queens 78 Poet's word 79 Night sight 81 Out 83 Limb 85 Western state 88 Wide open 89 Heroism 92 Multitude 93 Sample 94 Horse 97 Fuel 99 Family room 100 Shopping area 103 Flat 105 Combined 106 Painful spasm 107 Harbor sights 109 Railroad bldg 111 Wally Cleaver 112 Wedding. miracle town 113 Beverage 115 Oriental nurse 117 Sad to behold 118 Lava, 120 Took part in a game 122 Lo's partner 123 Forcible stroke 124 Was generous 125 Statement of beliefs 126 Moses' brother 127 Stores 129 Make dim 131 Astaire's sister 133 Large bird 134 Common chord 135 Sword parts 137 Vane direction 138 Otherwise 140 Enthusiastic 141 At any time 144 Observe 146 Meadow 147 Greek letter 149 Freezer item ihat ..\mcncan .\1rhncs exerted monopoly control over attempted murder charge "'as based on the 1~1 lhl' ai rhnt' ucli.ct rc~n a lion market. has allowed 12 requ1:emt:nts for a1tt·m~1ed m~rdcr and was mad~~ ter '\ntalkrt:arncrs 10 proceed with a $300.000 antitrust suit. inter l~"s with Ma~11n~1. w.ho 1s ~cld at the count) Jail. It L .S. 01~1r1ct Judge Edward Rafeeche on Friday also found is not )d li.no"'n "'h( thcrthc bo) as exposed to the AID ~uOic:1en1 e\'ldencc of predatory price-cutting and price 'irus. d1'\rnm1nation in .\mencan's SABRE reservation system Bay nurses Stri.Jce settled to proct•cd 10 trial on thosc claims. SA BRE. along with l 'n11ed .\irhnc!>' reservation svstcm. delivers most \·\N FR .\NC ISCO -Some I. 7()() striking hospital a1rhnt•c, 11ckt't'i sold 1n 1he United States. Smaller airlines. worker' will vote ~fonda) on a tentative agreement ,, hich pa) trc., for llckcts booked through the systems. reached earl~ Saturda' that could soon end their walkout rnntl·nd that .\mcncan and United abuse their domi· al e1gh1 local pmatt' hospitals. If ratified. the Local 2SO nauon 1n thl' computa re\crvauon market by charging Hospnal and Health Carq Workers Llnion agreement high frc~ and 1mpoo;ing rcs1nct1ons that make it difficult \\OUld go at ll'a'it part or \he Wa) In bringing hospital lor tr;l\ cl agent\ to <;wllch to nval S) stems. American and 1cchnicinn ... hcen,ed 'ocauonal nurses. orderlies and I · nitt·d l·ounter that tht• f<.'i.'!I are needed to compensate for food \l'f\ in· emplo~ t'C'> hack to "'ork. T he unions must the m1lhonsordollar<, in,c<>ted in their complex computer '>till dccidt• ~hethcr lo cros'\ the picket hnes of 2.000 databa,~· ,,.,1cm\ .\mcncan '>3\S 11 has '"'ested $400 nurscson<,tnli.l's1ncl'.\ug 2ats1\ofthemedicalcenters. million 111 <i.\BRE · Boy molested by AIDS carrier LO~ .\'\GELE -An .\IDS' 1ct1m "'ho alleged!~ nrnh:\tl·d a fl·~ l'ar-old bm ha-; been charged with assault. th1ld mok'>lallon and 'odom,. but authon11cs decided Jg.11n\t rharg1ng him \\Ith aticmpted murder. officials <.<lid C1aardo \1anine1. 31. "as arresll'd last week on an unrcla1cJ "'arrant and t:harged "'1th moles11ng the bo) "hilt' Ii.no" 1ngl~ \uflenng from Al DS. The incident allcgcdl~ 1x.-rurrcd la\t month 1n the Ventura Count~ ruastal rnmmun1t) of Port H ueneme. 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Mothers and Others million infants and children will be Against Child Abuse offered help to victims of serious abuse and which another mother who abandoned her will go unreported until they reach a infant. Thal offer of help was broad-padded cell. jail cell or complete the cast nationally and calls from across cycle by hun1ng their own children. the country came in from families The public must transform their and news media. concern into action in prevention I am concerned about a media poll services. Most child abuse cases are which indicated 85 percent felt she predictable and preventable. A should not be allowed to keep her mother who abandons her baby is chi ld and. 15 percent felt she should. It often mentally disturbed. has emo- indicates the lack of education which tional problems. had an abusive and is at the root cause of the child abuse neglected background as a child. a problem. and an unrealistic view of nonexistent or unsupportive spouse the alternatives available for these or family. is frightened and irrational. o_!P.haned children. out of touch with reality .. deep into -dena:rt ~nd urm>tet~ a-ttenresources. First of all. I doubt that same number would vote for the funds Outreach programs are desperately (taxes) necessary to pay for the cost of needed and volunteers to pro vide services io raise these children in a them . system if they had read or heard about Last year a woman killed her 3 children -a 3-month. I 8-month and an 8-year-otd-then she jumped ofTa nine-story building. She left a note saving she'd rather have them dead than to leave them in an uncaring and cold world. She had no phone to call suicide or famil y crisis services. She was being evicted from her home and her mother refused to take h(r in and only God knows what suffering may have broken her down. Seventy percent of child abuse is alcohol-llnd drug-abuse related. There are many girls and women on our waiting list and other community services, but for lack of volunteers and fundS"the) .. will suffer c:iui-e1ly. Let us not judge these women harshlv. If we err. let us err on the side of com passio n and love. Anger and condemnation is what takes the lives of so many children. Dartmouth lawsti.it likely the equally sensational stories of It com government agencies $1 50 children abused' or killed in foster an hour to provide social workers and homes. of children neveradopted, the related services to fa milies found to years·it takes to adopt, of the shortage be dysfunctional and abusive. It costs of foster homes, over-worked social $4 an hour to provide a trained workers. homeless children and fam -votunt~ to pr~vcnt them from · 'ilies. of family runifaction laws re-be~~ming abusive. It costs countless uniting families after incest and other m1lhons in court costs to prosecute abuses of chilfiri>n these families and this $16.6 billion is speot on Aide for Dependent Chil- Richard Krugman of the Henry Kempe Center in Colorado says. "Anyone under enough stress ca n become ab usive. Only when we begin to offer help and services to families "at risk" of abuse, before they abuse, can we trul~ say we are interested in preventing the abuse of children." to expose shoddy journalism 1 n my opinion. this lack of aware-dren. foster care and related services ness with a knee jerk reaction to to children of teen mothers 95 percent condemn is why 2.000 children will of which are unintended pregnancies . continue to be abandoned this com- When we oiler help to these women who abandon their infants we send a message to those contemplating the. same. that help and understanding are available for them and ultimately their infants. Preventing this tragedy 1s the ke~. . . To the Editor: As a student at Dartmouth College. I feel it imperative to respond to William F. Buckley's column regard- ing reverse racism at Dartmouth. For far too long. the college has repeatedly been crittcized for its efforts to address the Dartmouth Review and its staff writers. The recent incident regarding four Review writers and Professor William Cole is only the last in a series of events surrounding this publication: yet the initiation of litigation b~ th~ Review. h~wever. may merit this instance special con- $ideration. .\ccording to Buckley's version of the story. four bright. responsible students innocently approached Cole to invite him to reply to their criticisms regarding his teaching style. He furt her suggests that their conscientious concern for prof- essorial quality was treated uniquely du.e to the racial composit ion of the agents in volved. Both versions. how- ever. are misrepresentative in the extreme. Concerning the initiation of hostilities. Buckley asserts that Cole verbally abused the students without provocation. The truth ·is that Cole has bce.n the repeated subject of Review criticisms. which have often been undertaken in a manner that borders on libelous. It was this historical context which the college judicial panel considered significal'\t enough to declare Cole's response "reasonable and understandable." ' Adoittonally. Buckley contends Tfia Uiese s u en s were merely exercising their duty to expose faculty inadequaC). Truth to tell, the Review has historically re$irded J)olitical persuasion as the ultimate barometer of a professor's competence. At the ri~k of offending one of Mr. Buckle y's fnen ds. I can only inquire as to why Professor Jefferv Hart's obvious in- tellectual .tazi nt!Ss has never been a concern of the Review. In fact. one has to wonder why Professor Cole is the only Dan mouth Professor to be singled out for such recurring attacks. ihe reality is that Mr. Buckley is too far removed .from the incident to be expected to possess any accurate details concerning it: has honorary staff position oo the paper also raises some serious questions as to exactly where he rece1 ved his scant information. faculty members, the confrontational stance of th e Review smacks of coercion and intimidation, revealing the staffs unwillingness to reconcile its editorial positions with standards of journalistic integrity. If the paper were to emulate Mr. Buckley's publication (The National Review) as much as it admires his political views. the Dartmouth Re- view could greatly increase its credi- bilit\. ·Ai this point. I feel the need to briefly address the issue of the Review's lawsuit against the college administration. Li ke Buckley, I ap- plaud the paper's decision to take the issue in to the courts because. Unlike Buckle'. I have faith in the courts - faith "·hic h prompts me to ha ve serious doubts as to the potential for a decision favoring the plaintiffs. The issue Involves fou r white students and a black professor. Had the roles or races been reversed. the approach take n by the students would nonetheless ment condemnation. Mr. Buckley is correct in question- ing the extent to which membership in a racial minority provides for insular immunity to criticism. The Review however. would ha ve: been wise to consider that problem before engaging in such irresponsibly per- sonal attacks on Professor Cole. I expect the courts to likewise recognize the Review's "pristine directness" for what it is; an exercise in personal confrontation and vendetta ill-suited to Ivy League collegiate journalism. • I agree with Mr. Buckley's assenion that this suit possesses the potential to be a major decision in the fields of academic freedom and consti1utional tibeny. I onl y wonder at how the Dartmouth alumni who underwrite this litigation will feel when the verdict is returned. RON MERRIMA N Dartmouth senior Newport Beach ing year by very troubled women and The National Coalition on the girls. 2.000 to 5.000 infants will be Prevention of Infant Mortal ity states battered to death at the hands of a $I in prevention service dollars saves parentand 45.000witt be hospitalized $4 to $5 in trea tment. correction and du e to child abuse. cure costs. Responsi ble community k;tdership must place time and One and a half to two million case' money and priority on prevention. I S..\LLY NA.VA KANA REK Newpon Beach W~ere was Larry when ma· or Irvine business moved to Texas? To the Editor: Attempting to be the buffoon of the convention. Ted Kennedy asked the question. "Where was George?" and the uninformed laui hed as they did not know that the vice president was carrying out a.ssignments from the president So George was where he was supposed to be. on the job. Massach usetts was not a good place to make cars. consmuents'? And why is ou r mayor n01 formi ng an Industrial League to look mto this and others who haqe left and tryi ng to create jobs here? I don't thmk he really cares. So w'9 lose 300 jobs. So what? The papers are full of Jobs each day. Heisler no place f <;lr gays Now I ask the question and so do some 3.000 auto workers. "Where was tadike" when GM closed the assembly plant in Framingham, 18 miles west of Boston?-"Where was Mike" when Subaru toyed with the possibility of reopening that plant? Mike was not around, and Mr. Tamagushi decided that perhaps This past week I asked the question "Where's Larry?" as a maJor em- ployer in Irvine announced plans to move its producti on to Texas leaving some 300 people out of work. Larry. like Mike of the samt' party. is not where he is supp0sed to be. arguing for Irvi ne. tr)•ing to persuade Aller~n Pharmace uttcal Production Division to remain here in paradise. Any 6-year-old kid can tell you that no pan of Texas can hol d a candle to Irvine and Orange County. The mft\Or should be th e first person in ·the fron t door when a com pan) that size says goodbye. The mavor should be aware of-situations ~fOre they happen. He should have his C)'es and ears open. here at home. not 'in Las Vegas. not in Nicaragua and not in Santa Monica. To the Editor: Apparentl y the Laguna Beach .City Council is now trying to order the police depanment's patrolmen in Heisler Park to stand guard over gays performing illicit acts so they don't get their heads bashed in. I don't like to sec anybody bashed over the head in Heisler Park, but the -gays ave roug tlli1s pro5tm Ol'I themselves. My famil y has owned a house on Cliff Drive for 75 years ano during my youtt\ my brother. my sister. my fnends and myself played in and enjoyed Heister Park. Now my parents. who listen to gays swear and cuss at each other and have seen them rendhvousing in the park as late as 6 ORANGE COAST Daily ·Pilat P'"'oltsr>'!<l Pve•y 'lay ot 1rie vear a1 JJO W B"v SI C~la Mesa CA AdO•!'~~ co•respondf>nce 10 Bo• 1560 Cos1a Mesa GA 926?6 a.m. and even during ram storms in the winter. are now dodging bullets on their front porch. . . Why is our ma yor not there offering to match incentives? Why is our mayor not there on behalf of his GENE SELIG Irvine Heisler Park has lost its ''village atmosphere" and this coupled with the AIDS epidemic has presented Mr. Gentry wllh perhaps one of the biggest challenges of his life. -u~~!~:.n_;uer:i~~ .Resident a-pplauds Mesa h-0meless sweep Park at 4 a.m. Maybe there should be a curfew in the wee hours of the night To the Editor: Center'? Shouldn't Share Our Selves down the block? How about the so ou r already understafT and over-I want to commend the police of be in a non-res.identiat area? homeowners that have homes or worked police deparyment does.n't Cost~ Mesa for taking actio~ on the rentals nearby'? And how about a I 2- have to spend their ume protecting trans1~nts that are plaguing our The Pilot's picture of homeless \ear old girl raped bv a transient as persons performing illicit acts. community. Yes. r feel sorry for the mothers and children did not show she was riding her bike on a sunny JOE JAHRAUS homeless. the mentally-ill and aJ-the problem of scary. filthy transients dav? Laguna Beach coholics. God knows they need help. begging at homes askini for drink s. · But what of the good people that live How ~ould you like to hve there and surrounding the Rea Community go to bed at night. knowing what's PATSCHUDA Costa Mesa 11111 Tail Ed lltsl Editor Rela1I Advert1sinc Manaatr °"'''*' ........ Assoc11te Edltoi ~st Retail Advtrltsmt Mer Newport Beach water wasters targeted ..... t• a. ''"'.... To the Editor: A s a Northern California resident News CdttOI Classified Admt1S1nc ()rector who is rationi ng water and watching c.y At first. it was with utter amaze-my garden die. I find it incredible that st;.;~ Ctrcuiit!n'"::Cior ment that I watched residents along water that originated in Nonhern Balboa Boulevard washing off side-California is being wasted in Northern California is dry for no good reason . ln.my..o.pinion...as wcllas that of the _ majority of Dartmouth students and ...~....!.~~ a ... ~.!"~ ,_walks and lettir:ig th~ streets flood. Southern Cat~f~m'ia. r intend to wri~e i1-lllllllllllliiiilllllllllliililiiililliiii ••••• r~ Now rm watctrrng-wrrhiuroT anht-To every po1it1c1an and watefooard iff blatant abuse. Northern California to let them know Southern Califo rni ans need to be rem inded where their water comes from . i\:NN RElCltERI Livermore TIJe•tateAuembJyU.approvedabUJtlJattraald eJlmlaatetJJeJ9.5perceatJlmltdepartmeat•tore.caa c1Jar6eoac~ltcard parcJJaw. Do you tbln.k tlJe •late •IJoaJd reltlJlate ho• maclJ bJtere.tno. cai1 ,,,_,.e? What rate do you tJJbJ.k i. falr? , __ ..... ...... " c. ....... Ddinitcly.11 would probably lfl out ofhlncf.just likr die iuuranc:c compenin hlvt IOlten out of hand. J think Dl'Oblbly just whtft it't 11 should be •ht maximum it should ao. WIDlel>mleer Rettm Se11M'teae11er N...,.,..._, . l lilct to have some limits-they could run it 1 p IO anyihi,. tbty wanted. (The rale) ckptnds on your economy. your job, and wheihtr you're re11mt ornot. I me (m)·c:rcdn md) a lot. INt problbty not II m~h II other people. Mlftllle , .... v ... ...,. C..teMfta I d01t0I uw credit cards. But I did htar 1bou1 lhaL J don"t dhnlt lbal'I fair. h '1aoi .. 10 mlkc IOllW people ha~ to cut llltm al up. (A t;ir rMe is) whak'vtr tht 90vtrnmmt df. cidn. , ... _. &..u.er HOlllOIUer C....•I Mar I think that credit cards should be binned. I th~w IWI)' my credit cards in 1970. It's so mudl as1tt for me to m1kt excutn with tht Sltntic. I'm ••nst chttks too. Jdf Pre .. erpst B1rtmer C..aaM ... Y cah. Tht lowtst possible. I Chaflt trldom. I have a'ftlit canb.. but f otlly use them wtwn I need to Utrthttft. I .. ythem oft'f"il"tnly. 11 -=----·--......... --------~--.......... ------------...... --------~~----~----------.!.-~--.......:.~----.:.:_.' ~ 8 0 F Sl tr (' c $ s ~ c II p I l' t' t' I American Stores selling chain By Tbe Associated Press IP inc-based Amcrwan <itore<. Co. the nc" o"ner of the lucky grocer) chain. announced rnda) 1t would sell Luck) 's 95 Ka~h n' Kam-su~rmarkcts 10 Florida to a management group tor $305 million. The deal 1s the \econd ofa number of e\pect~d a\\et sales 10 help o\merican pa) off the $~.6 b11l1on 1n loans 11 took out to finance the purcha!oe of Luck) Stores Inc. 1n Mav. American also s:ud 11 had completed the pre\'lousl) announced 'ia le of Lul k' ·, 38 .\BCO \1arkcts in Arizona to a manageml'nt group thl·re for $75 m1lhon .\mcrican. "'h1ch o" n'i .\lpha Beta store\ 1n ( Jltforn1a. other surx-rm:irkr1<. 1n <.I'\ 1•r-il <.tatrs BUSINESS NOTES and thl.' n-statc Osco drug chain. completed purcha\e of the Luck) chain Ma> 20. ·1 he merger ha'.'! tcntatt\ e an111rus1 approval J.rn m tht• Federal Trade ( ommm1on, but Cal1- forn1a regulatori. OPIJO!>c the deal on grounds 1t '>'o uld lc'i~en compet111on . .\ final Ff(' decmon 1s l'\l)Crtcd about the C'nd of the )Car Present Kash n· Karr) emplo)t'es would keep their JOb'i under the proposed acqu1s1t1on b) a managl·mcnt-alhcd group 1ndud1ng Ron noto. prc'lt1dent and chief eAecull\c officer Kash n· "-arr~. "'llh headquancr'i in Tampa ha'lt 95 -.urx·rmarkcts 1n central and "'e'>tcrn Florida. Financing for the management bu)Out 1s lx·1ngarranged b~ Gibbons. Green. 'an ..\merogen. "hll'h has financed man) sul·h manageml'nt bu~ouls. the pannersh1p '><ltd 1n a ne"'> rl'kast• \mencan acquired Lurk\ 1n a \O·rallcd ll''eraged bu}out. meaning the purlhd\l' "as finan<.·('d by loans . .\s\Cts of the ~Kquirl'd \Ompan~ oftl'n arc 'iold ofT to pa~ the ddll lrom su"h purcha\('S. but .\merican '>Jll1lo.l·\mJn T ro~ D' .\mbro!10 declined to \.!\ 1f morr ">ale~ "ere pending. ~menran mo,ed 11'> l'•Hl'kHJle hl·Jdquanas from 5alt Lake ( 11} to In 11w \l'l'lo.1n~ 1mpro,cd alce~s to financial market'> .\rnl'rKan. "1th sales 11! $I~ ~~ million last }tar O\\ ns Je"el Food stort''> in < hit ago .\cme marlo.cts 1n Phrfadelph1a 51ar \IJrlo.ets 1n Boston . \lr.aggsAlpha Beta in the \outh"c\t dnd Bu11rr" food \tore'> 1n :'-1ontana \\'"mm~ Jnd Idaho · Earnings up for Emulex, Micro General Emulex Corp. has announced the rt-sumfonr~ foonh QmlTl'C'rand fisrnt 'ear emkd Jul) .3 · Re,enues for the ( O'lta :'-k'>a com pan} 's founh quarter MTt' $34.174.000. up 24. C) percent from thl' S~7.J69.000 reported for thl' likl' quarter last ~ear Net earning!> for the founh quarter \\ere$~. "'85 1100. or ~3 cents per share. more than a IO·fold increase O\t'r the $246.000. or 2 cent~ per '>hare. for the com parable fi\rnl I Q8 7 perrod 'car-end compan'>ons al'o '>ho\,. cd s1gn1 fi tan1 1mprOH'mt•nt 'l'I earnings \\Cre $9.1..t~lXXl on rl''· l'nues of$ I 25.12~ 0()0 for li'>lJI 'rar 148 . a 162 per<.·cnt incrl'a\l· <n l'r thl· '-J .t .t.000 earnl·d or. rt'' enul'' 11f SIOJ. 23.000 during lhtal l'l>-.- larn1ngs pt>r sharl' tor tht· t:um•nt ~l·ar l.'ndcd Juh J \\l.'rl' -, tt'nl'> up I \)perce nt trom thl· 2ti tt·nt\ t'arnt·J .1 't'ar earlier. ·-F1c;nl ~t~r l '11ffl sho"ed c;ohd 1mpnl\ l'mcnt in l'"el) respect o"er 1hr pnqr li<,cal ~car." said Fred B < o\ t·hairman. prl's1dt:'nt and chief t'\l'tU \1 \t· uflin·r. ··~fore s1gn1fiqrnt. h11\\l'' c1 I'> that Emule\ 1s '4dl po,111ont•d for sustained revenue and pnilit gro\\th in its e\l'illng market Jrl·J<; for thl· ne\l se,eral \ears." ~ m uk\ ( urp. 1s a lead Ing supplier 111 high-performance data c;torage and dat.1 wmmun1cat1ons solu11on' for mJn' popular computers~ <;tem<. • • • ~tiC'ro General Corp. ha'l rePQned nltlntnmt•ofSl~2.I XI./ or~ct•nt'>pcr ,h,1rl· on \Jll''> oi SJ IUh.22'1 for thr "'month'> endl'd June ~6. compared 111,,1b111 S2.~..t4.28..t and a net los., of \111.r.:; 10 14 -r \II lhl• threl.' month') COdi:d June 2fi nl'l IOlOml.' ol S IOS.J50 or'I tl'nl rx·r shart·. and ~aks ors 1.659. 711 are po<;Lal and I Pl.., r.1lt lJhk\ lO e\lsllng '>1gn1faant 1m prc)\l'mrn1s o\er tne (uc;toml'r'> mm parable I Q8., pnwd "hen the I I d ··1 ht• nt"\\ rroJu1.t llnl' UO\l'lled in n inc· )ll\l' rnmpan~ posted in-earl\ J ul\ t''tJhl1'hl·' in·•u,tn stan-rnme ot s-.821 and sales of . I.I 51 22ll A02 dard'i for lu1ll l1t1n.1lll\ and· price lcadl'rsh1p \t't pro\ 1dt•<; us \\Ith \er. l hl' l·arn1ng'> per \h:trl' for the 1988 comtonabk m.ir21m ··ff Lean s;11cf ix·noJ " ba\<.'d on 2.2 m11l1on Heading thr ll\t ;,, 1111roduo10.ns 1~ a add1110na l sharl'S ou1.-.1and1ng as the JX'r<.onal pm1.il 't·n ltl'HOmputer for rl'\Ull Of a publit o0cnng IO the third small hll\llll'"l'' .1nd l'\l'CUll\C of- quartcr of IWP fices that \\.'II' f.i1 S~4' and pro' 1dc'> \\t•rght and r;.ih Jllulat1on., for l p<htal <.er\ Ill'' P1 t·\ldt'nl C il'orge D. n·Lcas: ~rd tht• manutanuri:r of m:ul and parcel .. hipping automation s~strms 1s on 'l ht·duk 1n ,1eh1l·' mg II\ I <>8 goals .ind nutl'U 1ha1 thl' first pos1 t1 \I: 1m pall of Ol'\' produll<. introduced 10 I ul~ \' 111 twgin to Ix' \t'en 10 the sernnd halt I hl· lir't hJll garn'> Jre pnmanl~ a11nhutJbk HI '>t'f\ 1tt' and rate re' - ,·nut·' generatl·d b' \>upphinia nc" \!tern < 1l·nnJI " the indu~tn kadl·r in in,IJl!l·d l P\-appro' l'd part\~I 'hipping ,, \ll'mS that 1n- u1rporJtl' l'll'llr lllll '>Cale-<. micro· l umputt·r-l llOI r1111l·J log.1l ror rail· 1.akul.1tll•n lnin. a libran llf .it> l'Jml·r, Jnd pt·ropht.'ral l1U.t put de· 'Kl'' tor pro<lul ing \h1pp1ng paJ')l.'r- \.\orlo. anJ manJgl'nll'nt rl.'port<, Editor fired in· insider-trading probe 'f\.\ 'ORI-. f \Pt -liU\IOl'\\ \\'cd : said rnda~ II fired Ill> hroad1.a\l Cd1t or for\ 1ola1tng the maga11nt"' code of ethll"s and poc,s1bl~ trading on thl' 'ilod markrt uc.1ng information taken from Mur:s bcforl· the' hit the Ol'" \>\land. S.G. ··Rud\'· Ruderman. "ho had broadcast market and hu,inr<,<, ne"" for Ru\lnes-, \\'eek "'"er 1481. fa1lrd II' d1.-.clo"e to the maga11ne "all the l<>t0<lo.I trade<. he made and thl· full C\tent of his holdings" 10 :lltOrdanct• '>'1th thr t'th1c-s code maga11nc spol..l'""oman \1,ir~ \k(1cJch~ said \kGra\\-H1ll Im Busine\s \\ l'l'k·s pub- lt<,hcr. learnl'd latl· Thur\da' from tht· "le" York \toe!.. E\changc·, -;un l'1llanre un111ha1 Ruderman ··ma\ ha'e made four or fi,r trade\ 1n IQ in' oh ing \HX i.. .. ml'Ot1oned 1n thl· maga11ne's ·tn'i1dc \\all '\trl'l't' rnlumn:· ~k(learh' said. Ruderman docs not repon. \\ nte or ed11 'tones for Busines' \.\eek But he broadcasts a hu.,ine" ne\\<, rl'POrt , ... , .:ml t1ml'5 a da~ O\l'r (jruup \\ radw ,w11on., trnm thl' maga11nc's office Ill 't'\\ 'nrl.. Rudrrman \\:l\ not~" a1l:tblc for comment \1aga11nl· ofli c1alc, had <,aid '!ince the probe 1nlt1 unuwal. pre-publlca11on tradmg 1n stock., ml·nt1oncd 1n Bu 10<."\<t \\eel. "as madt· public last month that l'd1tonal t•mplo~Cl'\ "l'rt• not in' oh t>d R1)h\.'rt :-.. Lam.ks. ~ll( rr:J\\·H11l C\CCUll\l' '1cl' prl''l1llen1 and general coun~I. ..aid 1n a .. 1a1i:ml·nt h1da~ ··\\ l' Jrt' con11 nu1ng our in- ' l''t1g,111un anJ art• UlO~ll:rat1ng full} "1th authonllt''i:· On Thur-.Ja,. a l11rmn '>11.X lo.brolo.er 1m· phlall'd in the" 1dl•n1ng 1n.,1da 1rad1ng s1..andal has .1grCl'd tn pkad gu1h\ 111 tht• tir-;t criminal charge k\eled IO lhl' alkgcd 'lhl·me 111 traJl' l\'l ad,anCl' lo.ntm kdgt' ol tht• mag.111nt• column \\ 1ll1:im D1tlun ii llf Old b ml' (. onn also ag,rl'l'd 10rnorx·ratc "11h federal'"' ec;11ga1or-; I he fnrmt•r \km II L' nch &. ( o \lrn:k tirol..l•t \\a') 1.har~cd '"'h \.\Irr i'raud \.,a formaht~. hl" pleaded 1nnoct>nt befo~ a tnkr:il mag1 .. 1ratl' tiut h" a11ornl·~ Henn Pu11cl. Jnd l S .\ttornl·~ Rud11lph (J1uhan1 said Dillon "uuld pkad 2udt' later Dillon .1l-.o agrl'l·d Ill g.1' c up all profits and plead gu-ilt} w a '>lmilar l hargl' -H·t to be ft led - 1n feJa;il 1.ourt 1n Connt·ll1lut pro~eutors said llt· 1:1t·r, a mJ\1mum li\l'·'ear pri'><ln 'l'l1tl·n,e Jnd $~511.111111 line ''n l'Jlh 1.1.ire fraud \0U0l T ht' l \ JllllrOt'\ In ( tlnOl'l.lll UI \tJnk\ ~ 1 ".irJ, Jr ,aid Dillon Jgrt•l·J tu ,oorx·ratt' ''llh thl' 10\ l''llg..illPO IOtll pt•opk tr::td1ng nn tnfor· 1t1Jt111n m1'>Jf1fm1pna1cd trom \k(ira1.1.-H11l Inc .ind RR Dnnndk~ ._\ \nn' < 11 "htlh prints tht' mJg.111nl' Orenge-Coett OAILV PILOTISundey, Augutt 14,.1M8 •• ....__.....,.. o ... , "-' pllele"" ,....,._ ....,,,._ Jim Dorre n bacber. ezecutive vice preaident of McDonnell Douglas Astronautics Co.. and Gerry Johnston . presiaent o f McDonnell Douglas Corp .. stand in front of Huntington Beach structure that will house the space statio n a tvlsion by next June. McDonnell Douglas' commitment topped \!.. () .. nnl'll Dou~l.1' prl'"dcnt ( 1l.'rn John'iton '>peaking 1n Hun1ing1<1n Be3lh during .1 topping out ct•remon~ at a nr~ ~1ght·StOr\ hutld1n~ rderrld 11• lhl· 'trul ture a' ··\kDonndl Douglas· commit· mc-nt 111 -\nt('rlla·, rt>turn tt• 11, f\rt'-\'minent f'O\ll40n in manned ~pace n pl11ra 11<1n ·· ··1 )..ir nl'\' lJl 1111' 1<. tll.·1ng hu11t w arrommodate the gro" th of our nl" ~PJlt' ,tJt"'" pwg.ram a' "ell J'> other hu-;iness.~Cll\lt' at 1h1s d1 l'1l'n tif \h.Dnnnl·ll l)\1ug.la., \1,1ronau11c.~ (o hr ~aid las.1 \\ _-Jnl'<.Ja, T '>1.· l)u1ki •111 l'\pt'dl·d I<• Ix· ulmplrll'd in June IQ u 1.1.111 hou~ 1 •1t 'f'Ju.· ,tall• n d1' 1\lon ~nd 11tbl'' hu'1ne" um ts ( ons1ruc11on ~n \prt f. 'al ,11<.' ,,, thl' ha<.1l \lrudurl· v.rll h<' about S22 m1ll1on ""h $4 , r '-" milh11n m11rl' l \Pt'dt°d It;~ '>f)t"nt on lomplct1ng thr building. lt\\11 Jr,11mmvdateappru' ri,He'h I. o pe~1plc Tentat1H•plans .11 t.1r J pt1rt1,1n ll thl· fir,t rlonr ~" bt• a' a1lable tor lea"' Thr proJl"Ct .. tx·int: manag<d tn \h ()onm•ll D1,uglJ\ R<-"Jll\. ( o Accessto directories made easy ~AE\.E For Better Living executives shift . -( F (I rab1an Ir . r hairman of For Bettet Living lac. ha.s ann(lunn·J the folltrn 1ng t'\l'CUtl\ e tt'am 1s 1n charge oft he an Juan Cap1<,trano compJn' William D. Durham heads the team as prl"l1dcn1 of 1h1• hl·odquant•r'<; group. He "'II~ supµoned b) t"o prcc;cnt e\t•c1111 \ l'' ice prrs1dt•nt'>. Walter Ha.lane, also the pres1drn1 of <\sc;ocu11cd ( onrretl' Produ1·1"' and Plastics opera11ons: and. Frank Ciolli,_ fo rmer tinanci.ll 'KC pre<;1drnt of the compam. Wll!lam J. Nolan, pre' 1011\h the r11n tn11ler. ha' been promoted to financial n~c prcs1dl·nt. nnd Scott Br)ars. pre\ 10u!>I} tht•d1rec1or ofintern!'I audit. 1s no" rontmlkr I )urham l'llm<.'' from one of the count I) s ma1or commun1l':lt1on<; l'.ornpan1e•;, l ' S \\est. where he has been president nnd ch1cr c"<cl'uti' t' 11tli n·r of 1t<. Business Resources group. .... Gregory R. Ross ha' bt'l'll appointed panner·i.n-.charge of Arlllur Young & Co.'s lhgh· frrhnolll~~ lndustl) Gro~p 1n O~ange Count:-. The h1gh-terh pract1n· ofthl' Big E1gh1 accounting firms Costa Mesa office foc..·u~'> on nununn~ cJrl~·'lt:ige compan!cs as the) gro" to s11ablc hu<iinC'i\e<.. "hen thl' 'en ice emphasis shifts 10 full audit and ta' sen Kt'\ • • • ..\t Artbur Younf's Lo<. \ngeks office. Jou R. Clark of In inc and Gary A. Muwel of Corona del Mar have been promoted to the position of pnnc1pal of the 1n1crna11onal accounting and consulting firm. Clari.. <;pcc1al11cs 1n the health care industi: and Ma)("ell is a pecial1st in the morl..e11ng ofm1nicompu1er hard"a~ and soft"arc ~lu11ons to thl' rc1a1l 1ndus1i:. • • • In Costa Mesa Jeff M. Ulman has been named a reg.ion manager for ALMCO IH. wllh re pons1b1lit) for direct ·sales and distributor suppan 1n jj, e \\Cstcm states He replaces Douglas Miller. who rrC'Cntlr retired after JI \-cars "t-th lhc Albert Lea. Minn. manufacturer of metal lini<;h.ing. pans cle:ining and liquid li~tr:a11on equipment nnd 'i\-Stcms l llman has completed extensive tramrn& in the tcchnolog) ·and applications of automated finishing and dchurnng machine . • •• Robert A. Naeve has Joined the Ncwpon Beach office of heppard, Mullin. Richter & Hampton as an associate. The Da~a Point re 1dcnt " a graduate of Stanford Law S<:hool and "111 s.ix-cmh1e 1n lahor and cmplO) rn('nt la\\. The 60.)'ear-old law firm of 21 O attornc ., al'io has olliC't's 1n an Francisco. Los Angeles and San Diego. • • • Toslliba America'1 lnformat1on )Stems Dtv1s1on 1n ln1ne has announrt'd 1"0 appa1ntmcnt~. Oevld n.oma1MD of Costa Mesa 1s no\\ national sales dC\Clopment pcc1ah\t and R• Sml .. of Scat Beach 1 a 1stant product manager 1n PC markc11ng. • • • ~r1e C. Racll "3 named 10 IM 1988 ~1dcnfs Club of .. ,.... LdmH H•UM lte. This•~ his first apporntmcnt -based on 1tadcrsh1p ch1c.,.cmcnts and o' era II office pcrformantt -to the club 'l\h1ch 1'.lo a\\ard('(t 10 onl) 44 rnanagcn from more.than 7001n the firm' retail branch offi\-t S)\ttm He 'has bttn -.1th E.F. 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Keep fob,:· "Keep Cnh· lt1rni:i's \lo. I lndu.-.tn • trong .. and •· foumm -$6 B1llwn 1n Ta\ Re,cnul''," about ~~O partillp.'.lnt' gJthcrcd l:ht Tut·~n' in .,uppon of thc 'late'' 1oun<.m p~mm. "htl'h leg,1 latot"I cut trom their propo'l'd .-.131c hud@.tt la'it month \\~mbhman ( h;irlcs Qu lo.cn- bu,h. R-~r:u(lf3. S'J)Onsor of a bill. o\83J71J, 10 l"l''itO~ the funding. a~uscd Ormocrauc tta1sl3to.rs of htllding th\" monc:~ hO!lt ~c tn .in nucmpl tu pr~c;urr Republican •0' (ret)f)C rxu .. me,1an to appro\l' 3 13, tn rt'a~ Quac~cnhu\h t~lltd tnc toumm prt>t111M OM of &ht JrtatCSI Pf'OITilmS in th<' SlJtt' and pointed out that tht' u•untrtl'' ''' Rul1tana and \lh.rnr.1 11J'' b1~l'r h'Uri\m hud~l'" 1h.1'\ ( .1J1h•'lll.I n .. :nw, r.1t1l ~n \IJn Rot'lhin' 111 \an '11" thl'. •nate <.p<.)n\m ut th1.· hill -..111.l 111unsm 1s "too 1ml."'rtJnl .1 <.uhJl'll t11 hott do"n in pJrtt"-m P..'11111. ,·· .inti <.J1d the lund1np. " a ··mini\\. uh.· .lm1,un1 Clf m1,lll'' ··in thl' ,I.lit''' prof)l'~·d .i' 4 b11l11l0 hudllCI \<h ot·ntc' da1m that tounc;m gen· l'r.llt'' _ I ti h1ll1on 1n t:t\ re' r nue .innu.111' l'mplm <. ~00 000 f"'Opk 't:tll'\\ 1dt· ,10d Int n.•a<.e tour1'1 'fX'nd· 1np Th<' \1.lte l•:trn' J return \\I \l'\l'n tJ' d<'llar<. tor c3l"h l'ne d 11lar 1n' 1'\ted 1n 1h1• toun1.m rn)gram 1h1·, '-'lid · Thl' \t3tl· mJkc' nt11n\'\ f1t1 th1., thin~ II do~:'n t l'(l\I m\lOC) :· '11J Rl·puhhlan S~:n John -~ m~ur llf \naht•1m Clarlflcatlon un h1nc men t'\1('('. "h1ch "d' profilN on la\t und3) 'i. bu 1· nc\'I pa c. chanat"d 1t ph nc number l.ic;t wed.end iht' ncv. number is l-7777 F1nanc1al Planning is important to everyone but you shouldn't have to spend a fortune to get 1t At Whitney-Stearns Co we optimize and fine tune your cash flow. insurance. retirement. investments, educational funding. savings. estate plans and more And we use the most advanced computeriZed analysis ava1lable. Call now for a sample copy of Whitney-Stearns Co's. up-to-date. thorough and useful financial plan. After you examine it. you will see how this could assist you in improving your finances ... whether you have a fortune or not. C•ll 1-800-541-GIOO any time or write:' Wttltner- Ste am s , Dept~ 22, 130 Oxford St., lrvtne, CA 12715 to get your free sample analysis Whitney-Stearns Co • Preparing for the future - • .. 1 Ale Or9ft0e Ccat OAtt. V PtlOT I Sunday. ~st 14, 1988 Say 'no' to drugs, otherunWorthy a~ts Little orphan 8aDdJ, an 8-month-old c..._·1olden retrleTer mlz, la a tbe Newport Beach A••••• Shelter waltinc for •we to llTe her a new bome. She la cate and IOftble and need8 a lood home. The •helter la at 125 11-Drive, Coeta Meaa. DL.\R \'\' L \ DER : The fol· l(mtng p1c(C appeared in the M1am1 Herald h v.a written by Minam Ro'len "'ho teaches at Coral Gabl~ High ~hool. I bchc'c 1t 1s worthy of nauonal c•\po~ure and I hope you will pnnt 11. -MRS. C.W.C. OF HI \LE·\H L-\KES. FL'-\. DEAR MRS. C. W.C.: So do I. Here is an edited version. Thanks for sending It on. Miriam Rosen bas a great deal to say ud sbe says It extremely well. I wish sbe would write more ofleo. A K(Y WORD AT PARTING: NO The red-and-whi te button I gave \OU at <;ehool to wcaro\(:r }our heart ad' i'ies. ··Sa} No to Drugs." I hope }OU'll dOJU5t that. "No" 1s a' aluable v.ord. one of the mo t uSt"ful in the languaie. "No" isa v.ord that can hapc}ourl1fe. so begin tod3) to. 'i<lv o to spttd. Going fast 1s not the ~me a doing thing carefully or completcl~. We put esop's tortoise and hare 1n your cducauon to give you that me sage. Maybe your driv- er's cd t<:al·her made an even better point" 1th his movie that blended the laws of ph)sics with footage of fatal car acc1drnts. a) No to hesitancy. mindless loitering along the edges of your dreams. Empty hours and years of v.1!1hing won't give you the life yo u env1s1on. Push forward. Act. Sign up for it. Appl) for it. Go for it. a) No to stl'rcot} pes we may ha ve dropped on you by accident. Toss out an} and all mind-sets about women. men. children. and what member\ of vano~ ract:s can achieve. Travel light when 1t comes to packing assumpuons and prejudices. The road "111 be more ~en1c and you will be a better companion. ay o to brutality b) rccogmzin& that Ram bo is not a figure of grace or fitne ss. He 1) a symbol of chaos - one single character in a pantheon of cclcbrit} brutes th at elevates the uncouth to an art form . Sa) No to sex. Don'tclose yo ur eyes to the evidence. Promiscuity can lead }OU on a downward path. An 111· timed prcgnanC\ can cuna1I a whole hfe's dream. AlbS has added a new a.. laDOS and tcrrif} ing dimension to your h\.e). Delay the sexual aspect of you r rclat1on)h1p. You have more to lose than an' generation befo re. Sa) No to stopping shon. Vo'¥" to read a book a week. Don•t lose your hbrar) l'ard 1n )Our rush to acquire a cn:d1t card. Fill out your view. 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'' WICKES FURNITURE 3 TOUGH GUARAHTHI: If for any reuon you·re Ml hlila'..eti Y'O"' f\Jmlture ~ yio., get IC hOme. WI•...._ ii bKk ~ ~n deys. WE WILL NOT• UNDaSOLO. If you llrid IN~.,~,. ........... ....,__,...,, lell. • .. refund IN~ We will give you a t1ve~yHr limited wer""'! !Q!ift!! !lc!!J detect• \n wortunan!?f 8nd con.uclOn D1tei1e • •llltde '" our ICOfM. ANAHEIM: Santa Ana Frwy and Magnoha Phone 714-82 1-~50 .,. ..,,.: Sen Otego Ff'Wf 8nd 9lpulwedl ._.. D11Wa11n ._..,. lftd VldOrt Phone 818·780·2244 WEIT CCMNA: San Bernardino Frwy and V1n<*'t Ptlone 818-919· 1971 COSTA~ Sen Diego Ftwy Ind HM>of 8tvd PhoM 714-540-8242 Open MonO!J ttwu Frmy 10·9, s.tufe!!y 10·t . 8""9!y 12·1 . °Wl'len yOIJ UN your WtCka Cf\lfge "YoU ,..,. an ........ ~. ~of ... ~ IMY or NY nae c:Nf'll Y'O"' current monchly oaym.nt Othvery eh•rgn f1f any) Ind....,_... .. ,,..., ceuM _.... • ....,._...,~ID bl,_.., ri,e reQ01ted """""u"' peymene 11 bllld on 'f04Jr '"9'letl ,,.. D1t1rict on your --. 8CiDounf • TAKE·WllH PRICE , sJall ons on the radio. including National Public Radio's "'\II Things Considered ... Consider reinventing }OUr)clf on a reg ular basis. Herc. probabh. I can pull rank and ~): Look. kid.· trust me. I'm your English teacher. I'm old. I cried (and laughed and lo' ed and lost and gathered sun 1,al skills) in dec.ades \OU d1dn) e\en get in on. · I "a'> bus} 1h1\ .).Car telling you aboy.t punctuation and themes of authors long gone. But the biggest mcssagl' 1s one I want to shp to yo u no" on ttn~fotctcd sh"CeTOfpal)er.tti'S' 1h1-.. Take hope"' 1th ~ou forever and e' l'f\ '' herl' ln·m~ o;t1c tall'-;. wise ones tell ~oung ad' en1urers. "No harm can befall you on the \\a\ to a good deed ... KcC'p \'es in ;our heart. but have No rl·ad}. too. You v.111 need it. I BRIDG[ Neither vulnerable. South deals. NORTH • 8 I 10 J /AKJ9• + K J 10 9 3 WEST . EAST + 10 7 S 3 2 + K Q 9 ~862 /KQ 0 Q 8 3 ./ 10 7 2 +Al +Q7654 OUTH + A J 6 4 /AJ9 75 4 (/ 6 s + 8 The bidding: South West I I Pass 2 7 Pass 3 \/ Pass Pass Pass North 2 v 3 + 4 (") East Pass Pass Pus Opening lead: Ace of + CHARLES GOREN If you can sec that declarer is about to adopt a line that will bring home his contract, there is nothing nefarious about trying to convince him that he is about to make a griev- ous error. Indeed, it is the bounden duty of every good defender to make the effort. and West surely qualified for a medal of honor with his defense on this deal. Since the bidding almost surely marked dummy with a singleton spade, West decided that he would try for a club ruff by leading ace of clubs and another. Declarer rose with the table's king, discarding a spade from hand, cashed the ace of spades and ruffed a spade. Now if he could get back to his hand safely 10 ruff another spade, he could al· most surely hold his losers to two trump tricks and the ace of clubs . Aware of the danger posed by the club suit , declarer decided that, in· stead, he would return to hand by ruffing the third round of dia- monds. He started on that path by cashing the ace-king of diamonds. On the second round West dropped the queen! Now declarer knew that the queen could easily be a falsecard . He gazed at her highn ess long and hard, and at his left-hand opponent, but nei· ther offe~ed any clue. Eventually, he chose to ruff a club with the seven, saving his J-9 of trumps for his next ruff back to hand, or to pick up trumps if West overruffed with an honor and led a trump. But that all became academic when West over· ruffed with the eight and returned a trump. Declarer now still bad to concede a spade and a trump trick for down one. Most drinking done at home \~\'I fR NCISC'OCAP)-Ameri· can-.. "ho annuall)' consume about 185 gallons of bc'erages of all kinds. take their hQuids mostly at home. are more likcl~ to dnnk alcohol away from home. and people who made the most mone~ drank the most alcohol, lkl\., a ~un c) of .. be' e~ habits. 1 he .,un c\'. called .. IP ... for Shatt of Im pact f.>anel. covert'd national be' cragc ron~umpt1on by locat100 .. t1ml· of da). acnder. 'lgc. gcosraphte rcgwn and hou~hold income. The stud) shows that Amcncan men lu.t )Car drank mort alcohol o( all kind~ than women. and far out<.11\tanced •oman 1n consumption ofbctrand hard hquor -The Wt'\t had the lownt alcoholic' be' t~ ('()MumpOon. but the h.,... ntwanr~ ' • Lo~ly living room staple gets -a fresh look By ROBEH HYNDMAN 01 the Doily Pilot Stoff Acoff ee table ought lo be interesting even without ash troys, art books and house plants sprawled across its top. But cluttering the table top is a natural impulse, intended to dress up whut 1s perhaps the most boring piece ol furn ture in a living room. T e I v·ng room 1s t~e d1sp1oy room of a home and people a ways try to make 11 loo good by placing all kinds of things around.' soys Steve Schibye of Costa Mesa. ' They put something interest ing on the coffee roble so there's something for people to talk about. I 's a conversation piece. II Sch1bye hos token a different approach by placing the interest 1n rather than on the table, and making the coffee table 1tsell the conversation piece. His six completed models and dozens of sketches feature contemporary surfaces and textures, and bright, colorful patterns. But they follow the traditional dimensions of a coffee table to preserve 11s familiar feel. Sch1bye' s trademark hos been o large rectangular window cut into the table top that allows items -barbed wire and sand, lava rocks, corrugated metol -robe placed underneath. The re sult is o three-dimensional look that demands a11ent1on but does not detract from the table's basic use ·'Why not mo ea statement with a co flee table?" he soys. 1'Personolly, I don't like a lot of clutter, so I wouldn't toss magazines and newspapers all over. You con make the table, which is basically non-functional, interesting." The coffee tables, priced from about $45010 $550 each, and a lone oak dining -room table ore the fir st pieces Schibye hos produced in what he hopes to develop into a wider range ol furniture. Furn iture Ahead, his business located in the Baker Street Design Center in Costa Mesa, serves as a showroom lor the tables, which he soys con be customized to a buyer's specifications. In addition, Lori Steinberg, manager ol the gift shop at the Modern Museum of Art in Santo Ano, will begin stocking Schibye' stables this week. "They' re wonderful and fit m with the wide range of things we off er here, 11 Steinberg said. ''We' re hoping to hove the tables here in time for our next exhibition opening on August 20th." The 2 6 ·year· old Sch1bye hos been a furniture maker for the post two years. Although he learned the basics of carpentry and furniture-making from his Danish father, Sch1bye studied grophi~d&sig~erkeEk!s on artist for various advertising agencies before turning to furniture. A visit to Denmark and the Royal Danish Academy of Desi gn in Copenhagen provided further inspiration. But it wasn't until he was enrolled in more graphic design classes at Long Beach State that Schibye started to give his lull attention to furn iture. Illustration classes reqyired that he draw something, so Schibye drew furniture while classmates worked on fruits, flowers or animals. 111 remember the teacher woold critique the drawing techniques of everyone else, but with mine, he woold critique the design of the furniture," he soys. IP/ease see 'LA VA '/821 ' llilJ Pillt SUNDAYJ AUGUST 14, 1988 E-OPENING tot SchlbfeJ above, with . hi• n:toet popua. t.ble, "uwa •va." At left, hll "Barbed Wire" creetton 111 181leoff on the S.nta Fe ltJle. At top, hl9 Uf'IJ "llemphla Siding." Pho- tographJ bJ Nick Souza. .......,... Philharmonic Society looks ahead to big season .. Our '88-'89 ~a on. which begins 111 'ptembcr. will be even more sign ificant than last eason. We've added more concen s. bnng1ng the total to 23." e1'ccutive director Erlcll Vollmer said as he welcomed mem- bers of the Orange County Philharmonic ociety to a reception at the Balboa Bay Club. "The highlight of the season is the first American appearance of the Sydney ymphon). which will pla~ two concerts on Oct. 16, both at the (OC Performing Arts) Center - a matinee and an evening concert.'' added Vollmer. The hight) anuc1patcd scawn will ~ also include programs b~ the Berlin · Symphony. the London )mphon~. the [c;rael Philharmonic. the Vienna Chamber. the Ph1ladelph1a Orchestra and the Chicago )mphon). More than 100 attended the social eveni ng to hear about the future plans and "'11ncss a changing of the guard among the board of directors. Noey Posch 1s the ne" president he uccecds Jack Caldwell. "'ho becomes chairman of the board. Both are residents of Corona del Mar. Other new officers are vice pres1- -dent S•1aa Beedme , ewpon Beach. Lawreace Boyle, Santa Ana: Edward Halvajlaa, Laguna Beach: Sara Mullarkey, El Toro: Jeff Pero, Laguna. and Robert Searles, New- port Beach. T"o other Corona del Mar resi- P APARA ZZI dents on the board arc Rlcurd Nelson, secretary-treasurer. and Wii - liam Conlin, member at large. Eva Sclulelder, outgoing chair- woman, presented Caldwell with a retirement gifl. "This is a huge gill, Jal'k. becau e you were reall) a big prcc;1dt.'nt "ho did big things," she said as she gave him a framed 7-foot commemorative poster of the '87-'88 <;eason tied with a j umbo red bow. 'chncider also prcst.'nted a plaque to Yvonne Kelley, pa t chairwoman of the Hun tingt on Harbour commit· tee that raises funds galore for OCP "ith m.annual Cru1 eof L1shts. and a plaqut' to Dick Cole for his )ear'l of !>Cf\ ice on the board. Special guests at the reception "ere lour other past pre 1dcnts -Don Ferguson, Lorne Huycke, Richard Cole and Louis Knobbe. Also min- gling "ere w11h the group were Joyce Reaume, Jane Grier and Mildred Mead. The} are all past chairwomen of the women's comm111ccs. (Mead was also the founder of the Youth Programc; hendit and was chair- " oman of the benefit for eight > l'ars. Cast ~ear. 340.000 }OUths "'ere help- ed -tltt"-0ugh trus program.) Coming in a'i nl'W directors for OCPS were Jane Lawson of Ncwpon Beach: Dr. Kevin Ivey, Huntington Beach. Steven Lupinacci of San Juan Capistrano and Roger Smith of Huntington Beach. Missy Prowell, Kitty Le.lie and Jenny Hant.Inger have big plans. Ellen Holopoff, Nancy Caldwell and Mlaay Prowell party. Issabel and Paul Greenwald (•tand tng) with Dick and Barbara Shively. Ed and Joann Halvajian and Leonard Shane with a pic- ture of OCPS' new Mu•ic Mobile. Bobbitt WUliam• and her male model lineup, from left: Joe Riley. Jim Fleming, Mel Huntainger, Mark Welaa and Phil Lupton. Five male models picked to make HH Cancer League 'Debut' By VIDA DEAN Of !tie D""' l'll9C St.lilt In Huntington Harbour. it's con- sidered an honor to be one of the modc.'ls in the Cancer Lea~ue·s "Debut" fash1on/au c11on/ dining benttit HonorS at No. VIII set for Oct. 22 go to. among others. Jim Fleming, Mel Huntsinger, Phil Lipton, Joe Riley and Mark Weiss. Thl· five males were introduced Wednesdayeveningdunnga surprise announcement at a social mee11ng hosted b} Isabel and Paul Greenwald in their Coral Ca~ home. "Members of thr mostl) couples league nominate the men fo r the honorand then the benefitcomm111ec members 'ote and five are chosen t.'ach 'ear." said Bobbitt Williams, modefs chairwoman. "The men are elected and the women are selected -an) woman in the Harbour can try out and th en 15 arc c;ckcted... !>elected "Jaa ... Hot and Cool .. as the \\Cl« has modeled &...,ror•'. The hcnefit theme. "Yes. rm a jazz fan '"' uo.:" ~ and I hkt all kinds.'' she said. others arc all newcomers to the world T he league has a S}Stem "'ht.'reb) of mannt.'quins. but the~ "'ill be put the chair perc;on scr' cs as co-chair 1hrough their paces before going on before mo' ing in tO the big position. thl' ramp at the Ir vine Hilton. ·-rm the chair-person-in-training this "\\'c had 500 attend last \Car's ~ear." laughed Jenny Huntsinger. Dc·but and wr made $107.ooO. We During a brief meeting conducted hol)C to do l'' l'O t>e11er1 h15 ~ear ... said b' prc~1dcnt Dick Shively, members cha1r"0nun Missy ProwelJ as more w't.'rc urged to sell more ads for _the than 100 guc<.h m1ng!ed in the home . . . program and to procure more auc11on 1-t K gold ned..l.1rl'. 1.k\1gnl·d .ind dnnatl'd tn Angela Hartfelder of I .ti\ (Jold. f tl "It'<. ht·.1u11tul .. \a1d Ellen Goodwin. "ho \\ .. , h,I\ 1ng tun m11dd111g II "It·, l'.1'-' Ill a'k for ad<. .ind auc1111n lll'nl'-ht·rau'>t' 1,0 01.111\ ol U'i hl'rl' h:.i' t' hatl fr1l·nd' .ind · 1.1m11\ "'1th l·.inn·r. l h1.,.., .i good r.lll,l' and \.\l' do hl'lp till' ( \nll'rlt'all I ( .IOll'r ~Oi. ll'I\ :· .John Kmt' mt•ml:wr.,lup l·ha1rman. 'a1J in Im rx·p talk tor 12 ap1l'1.c:· "h1,1.•h commented. '''"ting "1th the buffet supper "l'rl· Yvonne Kelley. Churee Kakimo&.o, Ma rilyn Lunney, Sue ~ladison. Dolores Olivarez. Helen Ree e, Mary Richardson. Val Riley, Caril yn Rose. Joyce Weiss and Sandy Rub in. and nn 1hc ht·,ilh lront patio She ha-; ttcms-although both categories arc ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ -on targetandd~ngwcll. < )nn· huc,1nl . ..., ,, .. ., tah·n 1.·ar1.· of 11 \\as 11mc to cat. Barbara Shively and a t'Omm11ll'l' put out thl' ... pread ol ... and" ll hl''>. ..a lad lru11 ,ind hro\\nlt'' "\kmlx·r,ellht•r matk thl· food or dona11.·d mon1.·~ for purcha'i· ing lood thl'rl·\ l'nough """J" ll'hl'" Olhl''' p.1m ing "rre Roger and Sall\' Fenton I \hr had the idea for lktl111 ~ind 1'> a pa't chair). Hal and Kitt~· Leslie (-;he coordinates 'the 1:1,hlon -.how). Sandra and Bob Clouse. Dee and Ben Padill~ (he dl'\lgm·J till' 1n' 11a11ons and pro- gr:11m and thl'~ arranged for th t.' undrrn n11ngl anJ kani1.· Barnett. a nwmtx·r c,1nn• -;he,,:.., a model at the \\'lond Dl·hut It's Perm Sale Time! Elegant Nova Perm when you 're ready for a change. Reg. $45, now $32 R9GIS HAIRSTYUSJS IOUTH COAIT PLAZA I• 1111 HUNTINGTON -1112 .\uctton 11ems inclu~c a. Windstar cru1!>c to Tahiti. a Goodyear blimp ndc and trips to_ London. Hawaii. Mc\1co. San Francisco and New York. Also. a gorgeous diamond and 'LA VA JAVA' IS MOST POPULAR ... From Bl When b1bye·s wife. a graphic an1st. brought home a book on the Memphis design style with 11s loud colors and geometric. blocky shapes. 11 all made more sense. .. , staned realmng that these were the colors and feel I could use with my designs.'' he said. "That's when it really tancd to come to me." Ii.., lir..t and mo<.I popular roller tahk 1'\ thl' "La' a J,I\ a .. tahk "'1th 11., 1n' atcd p~ ram1d tk'>tl'nd1ng belo" thl' gla<;<. rentl·rp1l'Cl' and outfi11ed \\llh hlack laq1 nxk\ Thl· top 1'i painted a "J>l'l'kkd gr:l\ and "hilt.' u\lnga th1d.I~ tnturl·d paint product 1...illcd Zolatoni.'. '' h1ch "'as 1n1 11alh de\1gncd fur "'all l'U' en ngs. · "~cmph1"i S1d 1ng.. fl·ature\ a lilat k-anJ~htk' ldm1nan1 ""11h r~ nil tal kg\ and a p1cw of corrugated nw1.1l "ding IO'>crtcd 1n the ta bk top. \n un,1a1m·d p1nl· 1ablc has a Sa nta I c kd hut at<; hO\ contains beach ... ind .inti bartx·d ''1rc -a menacing \lght 'l'parnll·d onl~ h' th t.' pane of 11la"'· SlhlhH~ calls 11 "Barbed Wire." but '>uggcst·~ the apt subtitle "Cat- proof Sandbo\ .. TURN UNNEEDED MERCHANDISE TO 5 4.80· • 11-........ ... ................. Kff f.,.tt.00 For t•.ao you can advertise your Garage Sale 1n the Daily Pilot. There Is a 4 hne minimum and the price Is the same whether you advertise 1 day or 3 days. It's a great way to turn those hidden treasures into cash. We are also offering a GuWe to ••tt•r Gar••• ••••• for f I .00. This guide includes Ideas on how to advertise. how to plan. what Items to sell. plus Ideas for a better garage sale; also a garage sale sign. pricing stickers. information qn city ordinances and inventory sheet. You can purchase your Garage Sale Kit for $1 .00 when you place your ad at: ~ 1'1111t Classified Ad vertising 642•5678 "' •-•• C..11 hlly Piiot Monda~ ll'lrouQtl F'rtOay -1 oo AM to 6 30 PM 330 W•t Bay St . Costa Mesa Sat11rcfey too AM -11 •,.. ' t ,. nH>l mat n-t..i- r :ind mal Thu f a<.t ml' 0\\ r nd I) \l':l" p ar~ gra1 gra run T Per ~~ Ka thl' 1'.a 1ha1 Fcl' 11 thl'I Jen ind dl''> por £ $15 bcn f \.\Ill ~an CO\ 'er par Pm pre coll F Bea :!91 ()01 Rl'I feat Ch, Thl polt ( on Bae Mil the (.'()(,' IN F i'.\SHION I Keeping on your toes Colorful printed canvas aneaken are aammer faTorites. Plain or even the bright one-color ahoea are not faTored. Butterflies, froga, gfow worma, button• and bow• and tropical prints are among the top-aelllng dealgna. These are the sneakers that become conversation pieces of sorta. (Available at Kinney Shoes.) .. ··How to Or<.''' Your Man .. \\Ill be 1hr program at 7: I 5 a m r Ul.'\d3) for 1hr Dolphins (),, 1<,1on ut thl' :--l1.·"· port llarhor .\r1.•a ( hamtx·r o1 ( om· mercl.". Nr1man·~larcu ... "ill prm Ilk 1hr fa<.h1ons :it 1h1.· hr1.•alda\t mr1.•ting ;it thr 'C''port H1.·a1.h \larnolt Hotd and memlx'r'> <1rthr chamlx·r\ ( om· mudorc:'> "ill mockl f urthtr in for. ma11on ran Ix· ohwin1.·d h~ 1.all1ng 11.i-i-11211 on \l1111da' • • • Thl' fall rnlk1.11on ot D.1hun poplin and tlannd <,1.·pJratn "ill ht· inlor- mall~ moJckd tnim I to ~ p m Thur.da' at Hull11d.-. \\ 11'h1n: fac,haon hland I J1lored do1h1ng for mrn from 1h1.· I.ill rnlkr11on ol ()\\ford \\Ill Ix· pr1.·.,,·ntl'd h to 11 pm Fnda\ on the uppa k' rl of thl.' \tur1.• . . ... Diane Frei'> ''~ k\ for 1he l·oming ,,·a sun" ill Ix· modrkd lrom noon to ' run Fnda~ and Saturda~ 1n F1n1.• ·\ppar1.•I. up!X'r lr'l"I. I. \1agnan '-.outh ( o:ic,t Plata. , • • • B,1d, to '>t'hool fa'>h1on~ \\Ill tw 'h1mn al 9 a.m ~aturda' an 1h1.· lhllJrcn's apparel department ol 'nrJ,trom. \outh ( oa'lt Pla1a ..\ 1 I pm 1n1ormal mockhng of the 1.111.">I (111\1.hJ lnnh \\Ill Ix' 1nformall' n111tklcd 1n the Brav. ( onnn110n lkp,lrlt'n\ Pap1llun Blan: \~11i pr1.•sen1 J trun~ ,)111\\ ang 11 \() a m Thur,da' JI < lwruh-. ( h1ldrt·n-. ..\ppard in ( r: '>IJI ( uurt • • • \J,o 111 ( n<.1al Court on '-.a1urda\ h pnt "111 pr1.''t'nt a Jec,c;on 1n coord•· nating a t;ill "ardrohe at I pm . and Bl.'nt·t1on \\ 111 '>ponc;or J fa\h1on \hLI\\ at Ip m. LAM' s Perspectives: An avant-garde start Pa1ron.,ol th1.• Laguna .\rt \lu\eum arc undt'f\Hll1ng right lt.•l turt• pro- gram~ -fun .program'> fr\11\L' pro· gram'\ and fr1' olt1u' program., -ac; fund·ral'>Cr'i Thl' \enl'., ol°l'lkllll 1.'\1.•n\\ L'alkd Prrspctll\1.''\. '"II g1.•t undt·r ''a~ JI i rm . .\ug 26 at 1h1.· J\,101-g.trdt• ( luh Pos1nurkar "'orma (1llHl'f \l1chad Kang and ..\nton egt·Nrom "111 hnc;1 1ht• '"Onl~ l aguna 'Xlf" pam anJ Kang\\ 111pro'1dr 1nno' all' l' cu1c;111r that has 1.·arncd honor., for h1'> h' l' Frt·t re'\taurant In k1.·1.·p1ng "'th the progrt''l'il\l' thrmr of tht• 1.'' t•nang. the "-ann Jcnc;en Dance Tmupt.· "tll pt•rform to 1ndu\\nal ITIU'>IC \lll'r d1nnt•r :ind dl' .. <,(.'r\, gut'W\ \\ 11l d,1111.·r \ll lllOll'lll· porar: rnu,1c. Eald1 Pcr"JX't'll'I.'' l'\\'nl ,qll 1.0.,1 $150 pt•r pt.TWO. \\Ith Jll pr<K'l.'Cd<; bcnrfi11111g 1he mu<.t·um Fun-ra1s1ng ton11nut'" t1n the ~.,th with .. ..\ Starr: :'-.1ght"" JI the hnml' ol Sand' and H;irold Pm1.· in In int• (OH~~ C ocktall\. rn1'1n1.· Jnd urn- \ rNllon arr on tht· Jg1.·nda for 1h1<. pan~ Guec;1, \\ill Ix' .1hk in' It'" tht• Pncl·.,· collt•r11on ol \m1.•nt.1n ,.,. pre'l'>lllnl't1c art .ind hl'Jr ho" thl· coller11on \\3' a"t·mhkd Four eason' Hold. 'e\\ port BeaL·h. "111 lx' tht• \1.•111ng for 1h1.• \u~ 29 lum hron htl'>lt'd h' C laud1.'llt' .ind Don ha" ··ThL' \\ j,h1ng1011 \\ 1.'l'k Re' ll'"cd 111 Orangt' C ounl' .. "'II rrawre 1ournal1w, Paul Duke. Charle' \k{)cl\\dl and J.1lk 'd<.nn Thc thm: "'II 1.1k1.· pollt1u1I nr non· poht1cal qm·<,t1on., from 1h1.· lloor Onl~ ~II ix·opl1.· \\ 111 ht.• ahk_ Ill [1.l't 1n on 1ht• S1.·p1 ' ··;-..il·"port lrc1m the Backstlk .. c, rnl ''1th ho<;tl''~ Dolorl'' \11 lhou1,. 1 hL' IU1:·~, "tll rn11 ,t.• aboard thr 60.foot Rl\.1· \3dll during tht" cocktail hour and 0llll'n tllm· al the L ind.1 l<.lc \hlhou., hnmr \··Paint and Pa'>t~• Pan'·· ''on thl' t .1knd.u tor 'icpl. Ill ''Ith C lairr and \1.tda' Bun and -..:ad1n1.· and Bob I tall a' hu't a1 lhl' Hau.,· Balhoa lx'.11. h h11m1.· .\me;\ Rogt·r ..\rm,trung \\ 111 prl''l'lll J dl'm11Jh\ra1mn prior \0 thl' h.1rlx'L Ul'd .,,,ordti.-.h d1nn1.·r Otha,., ,·n1' arr a \l.'p1 11 ··-;oJfo '-.urrx·r" ho,tl·d h~ Johanna and (J1.'nl' r,·ldl·r and fen .tnd John "1.·nnad\ at th1.· F ddcr,· Lai.tuna hnm1.· \\1th an llll1\ult.1n1 Oor1.·~· Dunlap,,., <.pt·a~rr .1 ~·pt 1.i El11alx·th :ind Tom I IL'rlll'\·ho,tcd luncheon at 1hc ( t'ntl·r·c luh "11h mU'1l a1tll" \larttn lkrnhc1mcr drnng tht.• prngr;im. and J )qll 1 i ncnt on photograph~ l hl' final 1.''L'nt \\Ill bc at the mu,l·um. \\ 11h thc 'J a m. program ft·a1unnirho-.1 \.lada-. Burt .an-a"'ard- '' inn mg' photographa. ..\ catered plllll\ lunt.h :ind '''"r 1;i<.11ng \\Ill fi.lllcl\\ "1th ~us.rn Spin tu'>. 0"' ncr and d1r1.·Ctllr t)f th1.• CO~l:'l \lr,a f'llrllUS < 1,1lkn 1111n111c thl' lunrh hunch \l11r1.· 1nformat1tin on :in' of the Pl'r,p1.'lll' , • ., can Ix' uh1ainrd h~ ,,111102 th1.· dt'\l·lnpml'Ol dcpanmcnl Ill lhl: lllll\l'Unl JI 44-l-hll~ I ••• fhl' '''"tanr,· L1.·ague of Hunt- llh!hm H,·.11. h \\Ill t.·n1cnaan members .1n·11 guc,t<. .\ug. 13"11h a Pol~ ~e~1an 1!.lr1.kn ram at tht• home ol .\nn l J( 1rnd1.· ~kmt'll.·r.,h1p cha1f\\oman \I.in t lark .ind cnmm111ce art> ar- ranging tlo'"cr' and m1.·nu \\Ith a tmp1•.il thcmr. Prt.•\ldcnt \'1rg1n1a < 11111.ir'~ \\ 111 grl'l'l thl' gur'lts. "ho \\Ill kam about thr lraguL"s '>l:n ices. • • • I \t'nt\1\ c \\ om1.·n I n1an:it1onal. Orangd ount~ Chaptrr. \\ill m.crt for d111111.·r at 6 p.m. Tuc<odJ~ at tht' L111lc Inn on thr Ba,. :\c,,port BL·ach. Lisa f upnrn\ll. P'7.4i.)l.)I'.)_ ha' funher in- formal 1011. CtstoM.~~ tJOll Mei-t 01itd cwo~ b~ .5-osVJo~ Desig~ ~iqUi • roltWOM•N • Cuuom Ot'\lQfU • Quill•!)' F;1b110 •m po11tO from Europt lllltr4'1tOnl on .ill IYIX'S or Filt>fte\ ilnd \1ylt) • 'Olt MIN • (u)IOIT\ Made Sotu & Shins -OltOU 6 SHHfTS a .. CllYI THI 1TH SHllfT ,... • ltucfy Mi'Klt Sutts & Co.iiu lmp0ttt0 lrom [UI~ • Top M.onrr f.ailon Mrr;111ons • ~OllMI llfflt.11 ... '°'"'•' M•n..-r of Top 'ttt•n and Dest9n Wortcers at Amen War-, fw f , ...... • Convenient Service • Homt or Onice. by Appointmtnt FASHION BY HI QUI, INC. 4253 M~ Wwy. Unite. Newport loch ,.,.~s.-e -o...M •11ra>....,......,ta,.:• f714f 4J~1011 HR\~rf•':is )fJ 17141416-1011 , Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, Auoust 14, 1988 83 I L oo~1Nc Goo u Camotiflaging your imperfections 8) VIDA DEAN Of IM 0.itr NM SW It \\Ou Id bl: ab-.<>luteh \\OOdl·rtul ii \\ e wuld all h.i' c ·unblemished porelr'>s-lool-.tn@. ~i..1n as smooth a J)()n: d:u n . .\la\. c;omL' of us ha .. e to face lhl' \\ orld \\1th d1.,colorat1ons on our lhl'L'k~. dark urclcs and puffines under our e' I.'\. facial scars and h1nhmnrk!>. · \\hat tan \OU do" You carnouflagc! You d1m1na1e 1he negntl\r and )OU :i1.u·n1uate 1hr pos1t1\e b) learning the tnl'h of thr cosmetic "orld. Jo' 1. 1.• Kornbluth. re~1onal educa- tion· da n:uor for Chn1que. and ( athl'nnl' Jarobus. a n:g1onal train- •n1t manager for 1he com pan~. \.\Cre 'hanntt thL'lf camoullagc e'pcn1se la't \\1.'e ... .11 Rullocl-.~ \\ 1lsh1re dunng .an 1.·dulattunal braut' l.'\Cnt r hl· lO\ml.'lll' lane has a number of pro<lull' 1ha1 "ill h1dt• 1mperfr1:11on'> c >nl· uf them"< on11nuous ( m erage Hl·"dL·, lo,ering unL'' en skin p1~nwni.111nn 11 \\Ill dang to skin 1.'' 1.•n 'lJr ll'>'>Ul' 1ha1 takes on that '>ltl k "111111th louJ.. \omc ma~xup ,Jadn ngh11111 '>l'J'"'- ( .. n11nu11u'>< O\cragl·Jl\Ul'>"atcr· N~tttl ,1ml L"ontein<. '>un pro11.·~:11on. \\ h1.n u<.1.·d nn the l'H'lld<>. 11 ·"'II h11ld'" ,.,,. ,-u,ml'lll"' · C < "" 'liUL'l'll'd from .1 tulx' onto 1hr p;ilm 111 1h1.· hand and thrn ruhbed '' 11 II 1 lw Ii ng.l'r<. 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Gar} Davis. who's can cd out a length)' career 1n local musical theater. is dircctine. ·· ·1n ke L'p the Band' "''II be presented at 8 p.m. night!) th rough .\ug. 24. \'Ith :uurda) and unda) mat1nc-cs at 2 p.m .. at the Center 600 To"' n Center Dfl\ e. Costa Mes.a. Call 556.2 787 for ltd.t•t 1nformat1on. The cuna1n<; "111 be descendi ng on four local '\tagc produc11ons after this \\C'('kend "'1th Ii na I ix·rforman,·e., scheduled for: -..e'.!l'lte Cemedy of Errors" at me Gro' e. hake fX'3rl' Festi val. t 2852 Main l.. Garden Grc1\c 1636-72 13). closing performance\ tonight. F~1da) and Saturda) at 8:30. •'1Tbe Wbite Arrow" at the Nc\\- pon Theater Ans Center. 2501 C'hfT Ori e. Newpon &-ach (6J 1-0288). winding up Thursda} through atur- da' at 8 p.m .. toda) and nc\t Sunda) at ~:JO. •"Li'I Abaer" b) t~e Lake Forest ho\\ ooatt.·rsat the Lake Forest II Sun and Sail Club. on Lake Forest Dm e bct .... een k ro n1mo and Toledo (837-022Q) tonight and Fnda' through ne\t 'iunda) at 8 p.m. • EDD I F. )I U RPH\' AMENGTO RICA NOW PLAYING .... _.,.,,.,. "9<'33' COllC)flA ( .. ?llO C. ...... , 17t tW COITAICIA ~f"l.it1*T• Qt-*' *'\II.LUI f()el <llllCl-1 ..,.~ •lllVM to.•. IS-I• IT4"'TC* U•OIOl'w-C-"'-Oloi7 WfSf-STUI .tit1_.r ~ .. ,~. WUTWil'TOI 'K•c 111t-W.,3t °""° .., "' lM3 '-~::r~~·f [~·~- 'Ml -.ssu ...:.Cl•"(D ~ .. ~ lfiG~{~t. I Toi Tnus •"Catcb·U " at Coastline College's Ne.,,port Beach (enter. 3101 Pacific C'oast Dm e. Corona del Mar 1673·4601 l. fi nal performances Fri-da~ and \aturda~ at 8 p.m. Rt·ma1ning on the boards and con11nu1ng their ru ns are a plethora of other produc11onc;. incl uding: •"Picnic" at the Jrvinc Commun1- t\ Theater. Tunic Rock Community Park. on 'unn' hill Road off Tunle Roel.. Drl\c. · Irvine (857-5496). Fnda~' and Saturda) at 8 p.m. through .\ug. 27 \\ith a mati nee next Sunda' at 2 fl m •"A. Chorus Line'' in the Drama Lah The:ui:rofOrange Coa'\t College m Ufila)k'>t• L4J2-58 Q), Tttursda> through l.iaturda~s at 8 p.m .. Sunda}'s at 4 p.m until .\ug. 28. •"Talking With ... " at th e Unicorn Emporium. 21 4 Main St .. Hunt- ington Brat·h (%9-1794). Fridays and Saturda~s at 8:30 through Aug. 27. •"t:orpse" al the Muckenthaler Mam1 on. 1201 \\' Malvern ,.c .. Fulknon (lll/2-"412). Thursda\S through \unda" at 8 15 follo"'1ng dinner :.it .., p m l'\lt•nded through .\ug. 21\. •''Cinderella" h"-the .\mcncan ( hildren·s Thl·atl·r-Jl the .\nahc1m ( ultural .\m C l'lltl·r 931 "J . Harbor Bhd .. .\nahe1m ('5 I -SOJ2). 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"'ho "a" maml·d t0 ( olhn for I I \Car<, and ic; no" ra1o;1ng thr1r 'oung 'iOn b' hrr~C'IC ha~ coml' to the apanment shared b' Collin and his lover . .\rthur ( Fier;tr1n 1 • .,, hn mt·t ( olhn after he left Manon and stopp•:d pretending he "asn't ga~. .\rthur and ( olhn "ere toge ther for three 'car\ and 11 "a~ .\nhur \\ho nur<.ed him through tht· final. horrible da\ s until hr d fcd. it'<, a fe" da's afte r Coll1n·s funeral and .\nhur and Manon are there to d" 1de h1i. hclongingsand to fight. as 11 turn!> out, O\er his ml·morv and their place in h" hfe. · ··THE REST\ E\\' \10\ lE I~ YEARS!'" CHARLES ~-~ \ I \I\ },k',\J. l'lj ll IU ·---.... •• ,<till!\.,, ••AU llllllON YllUO UA ~r\el Plot• $29 !I036 lO•lrOS V..-p ftlaH IOt'.NA PAlllK ~-8170 u•-ts2•993 •NIWf'OflT HACH COllONA (OWlfOS lrclo (Owllll'I Co<Olll 11 673 13~ 279·1160 •OlllANG« •El. TOllO ClllCIOmt (Ol>lfOS S-0..C• ,,. ml Sll·SUO OlllAHGl 'C>UffTAIN VAl.l.t:Y 5'-o. ... "' f~ FOUi 963 1307 6.)9 8710 •HUNT~TC>ff •t:ACH *SANTAANA Ea'"-"""'"O'°" '""' fOWlrOS """"' C4<tltf 14~ 0381 662 1261 lflV-wn~n111 fOfl'OS 111~.iot "1c~c 1 HI-Way 3t SSI 06~ .... Dl-lft ffl ltt3 *I.A HAalllA WH~Tl.111 All(~..,_..., Sol.¥• \JA flllllC-H I 0613 an~ •L.A19111AOA Pxillll~ &13 ''" ~M .. ,!!!!,_ ...... ~ :;;.:_, ~"'""'o-""''"';;;;"(., I "T1d' 1-n<ling'>" 1s a '>to~ about a ~truggk for flO\\t'r. for 1dent1t). for Im l' and for ac<.l(,'ptann'. though neither ..\rthur nor ~1anon C\ er realh arreptt•tl thl· other bccau'ic the~ nevc'r .. ,anto<l to Thl'\ each l>l'11r\e hfe \\ ould he netter if thr other one did not l'\l\I. "h1rh ma\ e\ en be true. .. , uu h\l' .,.,,,h .,0mcbodv for 11 \earf.. \han.• a hie. a bed aod ha\C.3 l'h1ld.'' \!anon '>.1''> "Suddenl v he tl'lh \(IU ll \\;}"I ah~.'· • [ \l'll I ht•n. \\ hl.'n sht' admits almost rn.llll'r of fol ti~ "I k "3' C\ Cr} thing I l'' l'r ".1 nll'1..I. .. ) ou rnn praC1Kallr feel lll'r ht·an hrl·:iking. But \nhur rl'fu~c" to let her have Jn~1h1ng. l'\en her mcmones. "You an.~ m' hu<.band·., n -\\1fe," he snaps. 'T ll .1 .. l.. ~ou tn rl'memhcr one thing more· He l.111..·d in m~ arm). not 'our' rill' q11n '"an cmnt1onal cauldron. Prool ol h(1" clli.'C't1,eh 11·., done is that I think 'ou'll rract io .\rthur and Manon as ·people. not characters. l hr) ·re hurting for different reasons. hut for the '"me rea,on. too: They lost '><lmt•om· th1..'\ lt1' ed. Thcrr 1s. some-~ here. a coni mon grou nd if they can lind 11. a c;u m1 ng the) want to. Terror lw no shape. R 41\ ·.-... !« (""'T••·•n••or 1 '\ '''l U.!.4\f l<Jjl~ T n c,,., f>"ru"" Im .\U Rrf!hh R""'od WA ·-..... , .... UA,.._t , ...... ...... ,...... ..... •u-.a ......... -........ " ~, ... \It~ •I.I-•&MtAAM MllAr-,., fl(' , ... ,......,.. ... _ \..A-..... -·c...-~-\l\ ••• , '61mt """ ... __ ....,. ... ~ ........... " .......... .... • (:t-..,.., ......... (op-. ...... , ... "" , .. ,.,. .... ...O'IO am •ll----, ....... .. ·---· !I•-""' ............ ,.... utf"t --!Mlm WllT-Ttll , ........ -.... • .. ,,_ ''-'• -· ;;:-;:~· !Je-..... •"'""""'"Dl'Cll".....-• IMA COSTA .. A UA Mo.ti$ UA C.-. -. *"""'"°'°" AlilCf--1 ·-f90.802t ~~ .. ltt4000 euDA ,MC IL TOI'<> ~QMW9 UA-..a lct.na~ Mi4"> Mt MIO COITA msA IOUWTMI *-L.IY ._.. ::t= •coeu .. ,. IJI•-s...i COllll ....,. l"t• •"'*1'lllOT0911 IU04 (O.N_ C'°'•"°' ., M!.0719 *'Ul.LVITC* Ae.IAOA l'K!HC:.M;adf ( ..... C.-c..i f...., fM ( ....... ....,. lrt •tct .., ,., sst.-s6 AMCJ• 8 ~MOO ... ''<la • I t SUtJOAY AUGUST 14 1988 Osborne readies his French ma.sterpiece Builder putting the finishing touch on Bear Brand home .\II thl· charm of thl' f rcn("h countr\!>tlk \\Ill (.'Oml' ahH' 1n the Countr' frl'nrh lU'>tum homl· n()\\ being con,trulled h~ Rolx'rt E. 0'>- borne. '"th111 thl' r\dust'l' Bear Brand Ranl'h commun1t' 1n l)an Juan Capistrano · ( um.'nth 10 the tin1.,h1ng \IJ&l' th1'> magn11icent -l.6C)()-<,q11art·-foot H'\1- drncc. dl'\lgnl·d h~ the rt· no'' ncd designer John ff:'\l'lll ot Laguna Bl.'ach. katurl''> a wmmand1ng h1ll- 1op ~111ng that O\ er.look!> thr ocean and 'alk'"> hdo" "Bl·c:ni\C' .111 ot thl' hnml.'\ in Hear Brand Ram:h mu<:.t adhl·re 10 'l'r~ stnngl·nt design gu1del1nl''>.·· (l<,hornl' saH.J. "th" communll' hoa'I' c,tan- dards ol quaht~ thai <.urpa\<. an~ 01her ru'lom tmrm-rnm'munrt' m south Orangl.' ( 'ount~ " · Th" I rl·nch l U'>tom hnml··, l'\· 1rn'>1H' \tonl' 'cneer and a hand- tro\\l'kd pl;\\tcr lin"h \\Ill part ofthl' authl·nt1c hcaut' ot th1'i lu\l1nou' t\\O-,ton rc.:1dl'Olt' ''1th li\l' ~dmnm,· and four and ont•-half bath,. I hc homl' I'> "tuatl'd on a luYhl~ lanlhqpt·d l''>lillC·\1tl'd lot and 1ndude-. .1 pnlatl' w1mm1ng pool. JaCu111 . t\\ll dl't k'> and J p<1t10 Th" 'l'X'l'l,ll ular hnml··, hugl' lor- mal II\ ing room and adJ<ll'l'Ot hhraf\ an: h1ghhghtt•d "1th a fll h rnmh1na- 1ion ol katurl.'' 'uch J\ .1 ma'"'l' lirepl:ll'l' uak p.tndl·d ''all\ .ind hu1h- in hnokla'l'' l ht· numl.'rou\ CU\tom appo1 ntmcnt' indudl.' 'oan n& I II-toot cc1hng,. l'ngra\\:d \nlid lir door' and hand-painted 1mportl·d <\:ramie tile Country French Developer: Robert O~hornc. Type of development: ()1n~lc famth cus tom . Price·: L' mkr $1 .000.000. Square footage: ~.600. Financing: Con,cnt1 onal. Sales information: 770-~05~. hJth lllUllll'rlOP'> and '>I Ok'> I fl'l.'-ll<l\\ ing I" ing.arl.'a\ induJ1ng a largl.' lamil~ room \\Ith aJJJll'Ot har ,tnJ d1mall/l'd ''inc room arl.' 1dl·al lor tam ii~ Jl'll' llll'" and grat H>u'i l'ntcrta1ning :'-.l·arl~ c,u rroundl·J h~ '"nd11" '· thl· l.'Ol hant1ng hrl.'akla\I IHH1k \\Ill tx· l'Oh:!Oll'd h\ a hu1lt-1n tk'k Jlld Jlll'" to noth ~llthl'll .ind l.1m1h room µ.i~·-fllil..U..dou' arr\jl ut h11il1-1n l..1 t~ hl·n a llll'll 1111.'' ind utll'' l U\tom \ 1k1ngga,rangl'\\1th\l\hurnl'r'> '''0 O\ l'l1'. lafl!l' l!.flddk and d11uhk hnukr. I 1i.:rmttJ11r ''arming tlra''l'r. 'uh-1a11 rdngl'f~tor and frl'l'll'I .tnd 1r11,h l·11m1xirwr l u\trou' h:lrJ\,ood 1lu1111ng hand-p•11ntl·tl ll·ram1l 11k • t ou llll'rtop.... '11hd 1 >Ji.. rah111l't r\ \ l11e1d rrol l''>" ng t t'O ll'f m it rm'·" t' oh·n .1nJ J maplc butdwr hhRk "I.ind \\Ith \t'll.l'tahk '111k round out 1h1', uhnar~ nl~l'll'rp1t'll. l hh· 11! thl' honw\ tx·droom\ and a h.11h '' 111 Ix· l11mh11wd 1n a dm\ n\ta1r.., ,1111t· 111r .i n 1dl·al ma1<f., 4uartl·r, llt'\I to thl· l.1fl!t' 1111l'flllr laundn n111m f hi\ Jl'l'•I -m,1~ al<.11 'l'f\ e .I\ J lt'l.'0 11111111111 \l'pJr.lll' [!.lll'\I \Ulll' \dult pm ar~ "111 Ix' prm 1dl·d h~ till' ultr.1-lu\uriou' ma,tl·r tx·d1 1111m (Please see OSBORNE/C2) This French custom two-story home f ea tu res five bedrooms a~ four and. one-half baths. The home is s ituated on an estate-s ized lot and includes a prtvalt swimming pool. jacuzzi. two decks and a patio. Custom homes front The Links at Monarcfi ·Beach. a Robert Trent Jones II course . Each home is an individual creation by the Ric hard Grant Corp. architechiral staff. . Richard Grant unveils The Estatesrat Monarch Beach Cu stom homes off er spectacular view luxurious li ving a nd fairway frontage Grand Opening ll'lchra11on~ n>n- 11nuc at Thl' f'>tJtl''i at \tonJrd1 Bcach \\ hl'fl' Io l'U'>tom homl'') dl.'- 'i1gm·d ;l'nd hu11t O\ I hl' R1rhJrd Grant Corp. ofkr '>fX'l.'tJl ular Panfil 'II.'''' and fa1nH1~ fronWgl' 1111 f hl· Link<. at ~1 unarch lkach 18-hllk goll 1.'0Uf\l'. Sak' D1rn tor Buh Bu1 ro'" '~11J grand 01wn111g. fi.·'>tl' lllt'' 1ndudl' tour-; of threl' 11rx·r1.1rnla1 ')1ngk- fam1h drtachcd re rdl.'ncc'i in 1h1s limited l'ollcc11on of 1ndl\ 11.Jualh- des1gncd cu!.tom home~. · Each a l/111quc and masll•rful l'rl':t- 11011 h~ the arl·h1 11.·c1ural !>ta ff of Tht• R1d1ard <•rant< orr th'-·,,· arlh11,·v turalh dramat1l hnnh'' ll'Jturl· '"' 11- 1ng m.1rbk l'Otn.:<,. '''l'l'ping ,1.11r- l.t'l''· l'll'tom dl'\ll!lll'd I\\ o-.. IOr\ \\111d11'''· lu\1mou' tx·dn10111 'Lilll''> I l'l'lll h Jo11r\. pl'\\ tl'f llf Of:t\\ l'U'>l(llll hard,,all' .ind :l rompkll• arra) o l dl''ll:!lll'r-,rkrtl·d appo1ntml'nt'>. I h,· l\\o-,ton "I l· ~kd1tl'rr~1nt'l' '1111\t'lk" at I l.(i.l\1na ol1i.·r' -l.XIM I 'lJll.lfl' li.·l·t of,u111p1u1w' II\ ing 'f>:lCl' '' 11h four tx·droorm . four and Olll'· hJll hath' .ind '1l•\\-11m·n1ed II\ 1ng .111d fa1111h room<.. hoth ''arml·d h\ l'll\I01l1-dt•\1gnl·d lirl·pl.tCC\ \\ llh 111.1rbk h.:arth' and gfa" l'ndo,urt'' I 11: .. ,•dud,•,• •1 .1,:. · "·'ll' \'Ith 11.d,11" Ith lud ., .tn 1•11 .. 11.1!, 1:1.1,ll'f 1.11h \\ th l.1l I • ' I' ' \ \')!~IOI h111Jh ., "I' .! 1 ' • ' I,., ... d •:I 1 \ • \\,I\ "' Th,· I · 1-,, .1: \1 11ur, II K,.1 "1 thl· .i1,t11m l1P1l', ~ ! 11\\' ,I, [, \kdlll'ff,111l'I.' lt.tl1,·nnl "' .11,·d .11 -\1.tr~·lla ulll'r' llllll 1.._.,,, "!.,, 1•'111 .1nJ <llll'·h.d l h.1111' .11 d .I '''fl .. tfl' il'l't 11! h\ 1ng '1'·" I'•' 1 '' , .,.-.an .111d g11lt ullll\l' \It'\\' I' .11 ,, '"''''•'d 1111111 thl.' II\ 111!! 1111111 .11 d, I 'l'tt111g lor l·ao,ual .ind 11111•1.1 ,., • 11.11 1 111: l.1, ila tJtl'd !'>-. .1 111.11 b, ', th.11 \\II h undl.'rl·uuntt'r 1l'll l!!1".1l " \ t'11~h1. _'unli t 1.1m1h 11111111 · 111,·, ,1 ,111\ trn·plan· lt .1d- 111c 1 • t dn111.1t111 klllhl·n \\ th , 111. • .. 11 d I h11 hw1w. a ,t,1tl'ml·n1 (Please see ESTATES/C2) Firm among county's most prestigious '""'r\ h., ,:"' '11 ll ., '' pr,,1_ "' H.-.h H, I I h!d•l.I ... I' d ( 11.1111 f ',, r " .1 ',·~ ... auk. full- ' pnll·rit 1i1111 "hllh dl·,1cn' and con- llllllt'" 111 "outh OrJngl' ( 1•1 nt\ ·c. most .1:,·d n)111mu111tll'' 11h.lud1ng \lonarch H1Jnd RJlll h 'l'll1l' (1J1 RJnt h and 11. 1•, I lkl tural ,1,111 '' h1chh 1n:.1tdlJ for II 1:i1 •ll"' .1 d .1ppl:aling dt''l1gn' f hl· 1i11i1' btate at \I••"·•·," K,.,1d1 u'I kc:t1on ,,t)i.·r, I ti (1n1,ttnal tloor plans , r, .11.-,! ·1 : h,· \ kd1tl'IT:tnl·an tr .id 1tll'" \\ 11 ha Jramauc h ·,• .. ,,, l nr11l·m r l1r.1r' .1pp •tntl'h ,,,, .111J dac;~1c ,i l n'J'Hl'll '" till' hlrna< p1. turt•,qul 11,l·an and ~\ l ' ' '"'' \ \"\\' • " .1pa' 111 Thl· R1lh.ird C1rJnt \1,rp Ill• 1-!, I),' •1 ' (I ( hn'-ll'n<..t•n rrt•,1Jt•n1 and \\ 1' .1 K I -·'" .Ir 'll'l' prl'~tdl.'nl \ ', ·11.: 11• I ~.in. the Laguna "1guel-ha\e<l firm. ··pr.1, ;1,,, .. :'hil11wrh' oftl'am plannrngand l'\JX'n1c.c In .Ill r' ·'''' I \ll'l\\111 h()lllC huildtng.'' .\\a rt'SUlt thl' lirm h.1' • r -.I .1 rt·pu1::1t1nn for l'\rcllcnrc among Or:lll!!'-1 , 1.llt\ tiu1 lkl' :rnd homehu\l.~rs for \Upl'rtor ,1l•c,1i:•·. · .~, .. 1 1 .rJtt,man<..htr I th ' ·" ' I, .1JquJrtl'rl'd 1n l .ig.una ~rqucl R1, h.11.111 .1 1 ''"' f'.1n1t'' \\Jc, tound 10 I 9'ti Keepingtabson true market value Thl' houlltng mar"-ct in Orange Count\ and in most of . outhcrn California for1ha1 ma11cr. hascrcatl'd an unu!>ual dilemma forhu\crsand real c tall' loan retailer~. · Thr dilemma 1i. ihat of true market val~:Troc rrrar!Ct-t 'alue according to lcg111mu1c appraisers. 1s that'' h1 ch idcn11cal propcrur in the pcrilic area ha' c sold and dosed for. In the present sellers market. \\here demand 1 'cry high. thcsclkrsarc presented with three or fouroffcrc; whcnthc1r propenHoe on thc market Thr wrnnin~ofTcr 111 U!lualh the h1ghcstofTcrand 1lioftcn thousands higher than the-latest sold/clo~ comparoblc. Thcquc t1on factngbu'tcrs 1 should the) bu) at a price higher than what the propcn> ts "onh per .t~111matl' appra1s.al standard "The onh an \\er:n a1lablc 1~. "Onh 1fthc\ want the propcm 1h:u had and arc . "1lhng to put more do" n tx-c11u~ their loan amount,., ha~d on an appnmal •· Thcquc 11on fa 10gmo'' moniµgl' rttarlcrs I~. hO\\ JrC the\ 101 na to compctc\\1th t"oorthn.-tofthc rarac~l \Q\ tnjl\and lc>anll thal hJ$' \a~ protitJhk nl·gatl' l'l~ anwrtlll'J portlollo lo'lm and 1n-hou'>I.' ,1p- flr:lllil'r\ 1fi':l1 do not ha,,· to 'uh'irnhl.· 10 apprat..ahnt'tl'I\ OI r;-,; \1-\ or r \IL \IC-.Landard\. Thl''il' o,,n 1ng and loan'\ mah· cnougti mont'' on tht.'1r loon., that 11\ \\Orth thl' 11\k todo.1 lrbcral tn-hou'l' appr.11~1 that kad' the mnrkl'I and .ll'l'Ommoda1c<.1 hr realtor's tom- nm<t1on and thl•ir profits. The rc)t ot thl.' mortg.ll;!l' rt·t::uJcr<; ha\ l.' IO utillll' thl·rnmf)l'll'c'ccon<lan mar"-ct 10 oni.•rgood loan\ 10 1hc1rt'hl'nh. \\ ht rh nwan~ "IJndard and kg111n-rn1c Jp- pr J1..at... \II und.all.11\.1Jungk nut thl'rl· l11r t'lu~ er' llO\\ • Question: Ito'' C\JCtl\0dothl' !)(l ..... hk ncgJtl\ cl\ amortlll'd loan' t~I thcln~cr~' ing\an<l l nan'i offer. "or!.' A111u~r: 'C!!attH'I) nmon11c<l loanc. an.' U'ilt:tll~ neg-an\ tor 'iurc r.uhc1 th,rn JX'\'ilblc To.,tan \\tth the\ ;m; ha~'\t on Jn inJc\ \U\. h 3, thl' 11th h-drral D1'tr1ct \oo,1$1 t-und' or lht' 1-Rill lh'-'~ t~p1c.llh hU\l'd m,1rg1n or'ipn-ad ofaJ>pro\lmatd~ ALAN M. 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""ma.' lH' <'Oatatrtd ., .;;.11.i: The Baldwin Co. releuee new p'sn *6 "':fl:~ home. la Yorbia Llnda. CCMUltry .... ._ ~ ,..._ 2 ,495 to 3 .210 feet of ll~ apace 1ia ...._pk• /Cl R•techart ShopTetk Cl Cl OrMOe ~ OAtlV P+LOTl-Sunday, August 1•. 1988 New phase released at Country Estates Onetagain luxury homcbuyers will have an Opportunity to purchase one of TM h.14wla Co.'1 popular Coutry Estates residences as sales have begun on the newest phase of these elegant homes in the hills of Yorba Linda. . Presenting some of the largest single·f~mily residences a vailable in this exclusive neighborhood. this newest phase of 13 homes offers an exciting array of dramatic. twe>-story designs featuring from 2.495 to 3.210 square fctt of interior living space. Extra-large lots for several of thse residences further create op- ponu nities for swimming pools and outdoor entenaining areas. Distinguishing Count~ Estates' . three 11001 plans, the four-bedroom Meadowlark scquestl.'rs the sleeping quaners upstairs. while the Harvest provides a downstairs fifth bedroom that can altc rnatl\ el~ serve as a guest suite. maid\ quarters or "at-ho me" oilkc. 11nilurl > complete wi th a downs1airs den/bedroom and an adjoining third full bath. the Brookdale is showcased bv a 450. square-foo l upstairs bonus room that can be optionally conven ed into fifth and sixth bedrooms. Priced upwards from $296.900. the 13 residences m this new phase at Coun111 Estates are expected to be completed early next ~ear. To take ad vantage of this new phase opening at prestigious Count!) l:.s1a1es.1ake the Ri' erstdl"'Free"a' to lmpcrial Htghwa) and proceed north to Yorba Linda Boule"ard. Turn ri$hl on Yorba Linda. then left at Village Ce nter Dri ve and eontinue to the top of thl.' hill. Tht·n. turn right to the sale~ oOice and profc!t~1onall\• decorate mo<kl!> which are open daily from 10 a.m. lO 6 p.m. For further information. call 970-9395. • • • Miramar Enterprises has an- nounced the opening of a final phase of 14 luxury estate homes at Moon· light Rim, an ·ording to Ma rianne Browne ofTbe Mitcbell Co., cxclusi ve sales agent for the prestigious Moreno Va lle~ neighborhood. . "Tht~ will be the last opportun1t~ for mu,e-up family buyer~ to purcha't in thi sd ls a' qu1ckl) u~ our other releases. rhey won't Ix· on the market long. "These final 'homes represent an outstanding value at prices from $179.990 10 $19.i.990," she added. "with man) being offered on Ml!l\C of the development's most desirable lols. with l'~pansive valley views or in secluded cul-de-sac locattons." The Moo nlight Ri m collecuon presents luxurious single' level Ooor .plans offering from 2.298 to 2.J65 .. qua re feet of richl~-appointed living area. The various homes fea ture three MORTGAGE RATES or lou.f t>cd rooms. 2 1/2 oaths and man\ special design elements. includ- rng a·n o ptional ·upslatrs bonus room mrasurin~ o'er 400 square feet. Bl'autiful h furnished and land- Figures as of Thursday. Aug. 1 t FIXED Int rat Down Pointe Loclt·ln Max. Aet• Pym I (%) (day•) Loen American Interstate S&L 10.625 10 1.500 1~ 168 Bank of America 10.500 20 2.000 168 -errghlVOrfgage 1a:'SO(T -05-7.000 -so Brookside S& L 10 695 05 1.500 15 168 Continental S&L 10 375 20 3.000 45 168 Far West S & L 11 125 10 1 000 20 250 Fidelity Federal S&L 10 750 10 1.500 00 168 First Interstate Bank 11.250 10 1.750 00 250 Glendale Federal S&L 10.750 20 2000 30 t68 Hawthorne S&L 10 625 20 2 000 15 168 Home Federal S&L to 500 05 2 000 14 168 Imperial Savin~s 10.875 20 3.250 60 500 Lo:;f, Beach S L 10.750 10 2 000 15 168 Ma nets Bank 10 500 20 1.500 15 168 Mechanics National Bank 10 750 10 1.000 30 168 Mitsubishi Bank of Ca. 11 000 20 2.000 00 1000 Pacific Savi"as Bank 10 500 05 1.000 21 168 Quaker City &l t 1.000 10 2.000 00 168 Republic Federal Savings 10.750 05 1.000 75 168 Securtty Federal Savings 10 750 10 2.000 00 168 Southern Calif. Savings lQ.875 10 1.500 07 168 Trust Savings Bank 10.750 10 2 000 00 168 United Calif. Savings 11 .125 20 2 000 20 500 Valley Federal S&L 10.750 10 1 500 30 168 Western Financial Services 10.875 10 1 500 30 250 ADJUSTABLE lntrat Down Point• Aet• Pymt (%) 7.760 10 1.500 Lock-I n Mer~ln (deye) (% 15 2.750 Mex. Loen 300 waped model" an· open dail) from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. a1 11 203 T'' ilight Wa). Visitors ma' exi t the Pomona !-"rel'" a\· at Red!and!> Bou In ard <1nd dm c north to LOCU\t Strrct. the n turn lcfl on l ocusl and ri~ht on Twilight ~a~ to the Moreno \ allc) si te. -~:-~~~~~~-~"!1!·-.... ~~-t---.-:o:-:r:---=m:-:o:-:r~e -m format to n. ca Ir ...8..ill 20 • 1.500 60 2,250 7.625 05 2.000 60 2.500 168 7.900 20 0.000 15 7.500 10 2.000 60 7.750 10 1 500 00 7.750 20 1 500 45 8.875 20 1 500 15 7.500 10 2.000 45 7.500 20 1.500 15 8 125 16 2.000 45 7.750 20 2.000 60 7.500 10 1.500 15 6.875 20 1.750 15 7.000 10 2.500 15 9.250 20 2 500 00 8.375 20 2.000 45 7.750 10 1.000 60 7 500 10 2.000 75 7 750 10 1 000 00 7.675 10 2 000 45 7.750 20 1.500 00 7.500 10 2 000 45 7.500 10 1.500 80 7.500 10 1.500 21 2.625 300 2 500 700 2 750 168 2.350 350 2.750 500 2 750 300 2.250 168 2 750 500 2.500 500 2 500 300 2.500 600 2.750 168 3 200 500 2.875 500 2.500 300 2 750 168 2 250 166 2 750 250 2 250 500 2 750 .500 2 250 250 2.380 500 2.t1~1 UJ. . . .. 1 hr mul·h-ant te1p:i tcd grand open- ing uf the nC\\ Plan 4 (Aspcn I model has tal.en plan· 1n conj unction with a nt•\\ phase opcning at Family Tree, J.P. Rhoades Development's popular nl'1ghborhood at Victoria's master- plannt•d commlJnit~ tn Rancho < ucamonga. lndUUl'd Ill !ht• ntw pha)C will be 1-1 ,panou~ two-stOr) homes. offering up tu fuur lx•drooms. 2 1/2 baths and thrt•t·-car garagrs. Prices ocg1n from the S 1...,0.Cl<lOs. • • • ,'\hoH'<'ase of New Homes will be publishing a selective list of develop· ment upt.•nings in each week's i ssue. Send releases to Showcase of New Homes, P.O. Bo;~ 1560, Costa Mesa, Calif. 9262i or call Richard Hudson Jr. at 642·4321, Ext. 353. Hayes/Martin Associates selected by Malone Homes Hayes/Martie Associates of Costa Mc~a has been sclcct(d b~ Malone Homes headquartered 1n Tusun to r{'present the firm's uf)('oming residential communities. Lou Malone, former prcs1den1 of Tbe Bren Company, recent!) formt.•d his own homebuilding firm . The new company's first prOJCCI will Ix· Cashel Glen in Rancho Aracllls in Murrieta ... , selected HaH·s/\1:.trtin .\ 'lOCiatcs based on prior experience with the firm during m~ tenun· at The Bren Company. 1 la}cs/Martin consistently dclh cn.'d n ccpuonal '-'Ork. on time and on budget. T heir track record i.., out<,tandtng and I am looking forward to th{'tr being pan ofour futur{' ~Ul'C'l'~S ... ~1Jlom· Homes· fi r,t dr ,clopmcnt. Cashel Glen. will be a dt'iltnrll't't.'ollcction of single family home~ designed by RK Daviu nd Associates ofM1ss1on VtCJO. lntc n ors will bl• handled b) Design Tee ot Costa Mtsa. • • • Dorius Architects, Corona del Mar. has been awarded a contract to prO\'ldC archt1el'tural scn ·1ces fo r homes being de" eloped b~ Premier Homes of:-.;ewport Beach. The proj ect is loca ted in Sunny mead Ranch 11ncl "'Ill tndudc I :?ti home!) on -'O·b\ SO-foot lot~. \\'hen completed the proJt't'I t'> projt•t.'tcd to be' alucd at S:?2.5 million . • • • The Williams Co., one of Palm Dc~cn's mo<.t successful ne" l·ommuntt) dc,clopt·rs. has announced plans _10 build a 144-homc s1ngk-fam1h residential neighborhood in l a Quinta. Cactus Flower, where prices will average in the $120.000s. "111 be lot·atcd at Dunt• Palm and Fred Warmg Dmc. not far fro m the ut•\clo1x·r'> most rl'llO\\ ned de' elopment. Desert Breezes Resort . .\ fo ll opcn111g is Sl'hl·dukd. ··Wt• arc e\C1tt'd ahou1 Cactu!> Flown ." !>aid Elizabeth G. Williams. prestdt•nt of The \\'1ll1ams Compan~. "Our thrct~-and four- bcd room homn arc lx•t ng dc,1gnt·d b~ Stoffregen Fuller and n octaT« uf i.' .rnn:drttl t'tr) . '>a n form t'apmrano -:nrct an: bcmg ~1ra1cg1call) placed on large lots to giH' o""ners max.1mum use of patio :m~as :ind lamJ<.uiping opponun111es ... )he said. Thl' homes. "hll'h \\ 111 ran~<' from appro\lmateh 1.340 to 1.870 '>quart· ti.·,·1. '"II be tht' Williams Com pa n)·!> fi rst res1dcn11al 'ub<ll\ i)ton 1n the n t' of La Quinta "\\ l' haH' had c>.ccllcnt rdat 1on.,h1°p~ \\ nh the cii). m staff and 11~ desire for con11nutng quali1~ n·'1dcn11al de\ clopmc:nt. Tht') have e>.prt'!>!>cd to us that Cactus Flo" er further' the ctt~ ·,goal\ ... \\'ti ham~ ~aid • • • Zellner Communities. Inc. recent I\ celebrated a land marl. tn ti> 13- \ear htS\tlf\. the J.000 homt·-sak mark . .\nd the Costa Mesa-based dnl'ltip<'r ha-. cho'>t'n to rornnwmoratc the 'Occar,1on h) recogn111ng that .t t1<101h bu)er -1he Callegari famil) uf·Fulkrton -'-'Ith a fabuluu-. S t OOO 'ara11on to Ha" a11. · L11tk dtd Linda and Mi ke Ca llegari susp<'ct that 1he1r homt•- '>horping tor;.i) IO The Willows, Zdlner Commun111es· nc11o s1nglc- famtl ~ dt'' l'lopmcnt in thl' Brook\wud planm·d communil) 1n Corona. \\uuld rt•,ull 1n the: tnp to 1hc: tropiral parndl\c. which the) ha\,. )Cl to \ l\lt "\\ r \H'rt· tot;.ill~ ~urrn'>c:d. and 1hnllcd ··claimed Linda Callegari .. In fact. ''t' had rnm1dcrl·d <HJolher ho me proJe<"t ar Brook11o ood. but frlt th:it The \.', din"~ nffl·red a bt.•ttcr ':ilut• and ""uuld appren atc more. h nd1 ng out about 1he trip "a~ 1c1ng on 1ht.· cake.'' 1nWe.t r•le IOt lid,...._ rate mOttgaeae (ARM) 19 • 10w lntrod..CIO<Y rete 10< 1r.. firM edJUltrnent periOcl. APfl 10< l>Olll ftllld end AAM loan1 win be f110t* ~ ~t,. wnoun1 of cutl (%of..._ p<'loa) plld to lef\det p<IOf to !llQNna ITIO<lgaoe QOntrect POlnta -% ol lo9'1blNN:apaid10 lellder •1 l!me of loen doelnO loc:l<-ln le Ille number Of deya lender O<*'..,,_ , ... priOt to~ M .. 'lmum loen ($000) 19 lhe mPJmum ._ • ._.. lo8n U.-gtwn lern11 A• r•t• 1<.1b)eet to dlenga Verity rate a.no terms prlOf 10 IC>Plylng 10< • lowi AK lerldefs cn.,ge ott>e< fees '" llddttion 10 lhoM lhown OSBORNE READIES CUSTOM HOME ... INDEX SUMMARY SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA F rom Cl '>utlt'. a \\OOdl•r fu ll) designed h1de- a"a' that "111 ha\e m °'""fi replace and · Frt•nr h doors of)('nlng onto a 11e,\lnl! hakom . E\tens1't' wa rd-r11bl'~ \1t1 I oc hcwsed ca~1 h in the l'IHlrnHIUS \\ al~-in d OSl'\ ihat \\ 111 k :tltm· ~oltd oal. <.hl'h e-.. pole~ and hutl t-111 dn.·<,-.er. aroma11r cedar pan- ,·ltng and a ct1n\t•n1t·n1 \hoc rarl.. ADJUSTABLE MORTGAGES RATE AVERAGES --Thlt Wffk t.aat wfftc 4Wffke~O Conforming Non-conforming 11th 01stnct 7 62 7.62 7 50 FIHd Prime rate 10.00 9.50 9.50 15 year 10 444 10 774 3 month T-b1ll 6.89 6.93 6.72 30 year 10 658 1 t.058 6 month T-b1ll 7.15 7.09 7.09 Adjuatabte 1 yr treasury note 7.89 7.85 7 79 6 month 7 744 7 849 3 yr. treasury note 8.52 8 56 8.61 1 year 7 856 7789 5 yr. treasury note 8.67 8 74 8 72 S--HOtl'9 M0<1(lolfle Gulde~.• publk:atlOtl Of ~0<1118119 ,.._.Co ... 1,, 1.200 loan l>'Oll'.,.,. UC>da1ed _.,y from mo<• 111en 130 _, ( 7 141936-' '11 l'lanm·d for tht• master bath arl' a l.11gl' Ja,·u111 lub. a ... raouu!> tiled -.ho"''r \\llh '''at. a double pullman "tth l1ghtt·d 'JtHt~ and a huilt-in The mOmentyou apply for ah 0011~- w~'ll give fou an ans~erer. ' When Gibraltar Savings receives your~ complete loan application for fl the purchase of L, a home, we'll give I you a Co~e-A-Phone' answering m~chine. And believe us, it'll be useful. Be- cause as soon as you begin the loan process, you '11 want to be just as accessible as we are. You see, we've -or rather, you've - just created what is probably the finest home loan in the history of banking. · It's called The Home Loan by Popular Request. And it's based on the suggestions made by you and hopeful home-buy~l'S like you. One of the things people told us is that speed is critical. So, among other things, Gibraltar's loan officers are now at your beck and Code-A-Phone call 24 ho~ a day. Including weekends. Additionally, we've trimmed our approval time to a scant I 0 business days, streamlined our funding time to a mere 21 days and locked in your !ate for a full 90 days. All as a direct result of the requests you made .. Of course, having an cµiswering machine means people like your realtor will find you easier to reach. So you can spend less time waiting by the phone. And more time tending to other impor- tant matters. Like shopping for wallpaper. The answering machine is valued at around $1 20. And it's only available for a limited time. So it'd be a good idea to pick-up your old phone. And get moving. ~GIBRALTAR ~SAVINGS. .. YOUR CHANCE TO CHANGE THE WORLD OF BANKING. Call 800-647-1100 ext.140 . , • ltnt'n d n\l'I. I hi'> area \\Ill dra\' na11trnl light trom heaut1ful stained i?la-. ... \\ in<lu\\ '· · I 01 addt•d comfort <1nd eOinenn . tlw home "di wnta1n a l'<.'ntral 'an wm .,, 'te m. an 1ntl'fl'Om/rad10 \\'itl'm. ru.'>tom-bu1lt ''tn<lo"~ and a 1l1p-of-1lw-linl' 'll'CUrtt~ alarm '>~'i t1.·m Tht• 111d us1on 0 f l\\O 'icparatc furn;tll'~ and air cond1t1oncr'i ""'II all<'" rt'\tdt•nt'> to maintain desired tt'mf)('raturl'' 111 \dccted p:irl\ of tht• ho mt·. Otht·i ;.iml'n1t1t''> 111d udt• a -lO-foot ~ap pool and <,pa. EH·n thl· 1hrcC·l·ar l!ar:tl!l' "111 be fulh ou1fi11cd "1th :1 t u <.tnm "•H k -be nc h. 1clc- phnnr.'1ntl'1r11m ')\tern and d rc- 1 rnn it· dour opcnl'r. Pnn'd unda$ I million. th1'>C\Ct·p- 11onal rl''>tdcnte "'II be a one-of-a- l.ind addttton to tht• charm rng hill- \ltk' ahtHC h1'110rtc '°)an Juan C .1rmtrano. In add1t1on. Dana Point llarhor plt IUrt.'\lllfl' hcachcs :md ma n) llnl· rt•,1.111ranf\ .rnd \hops a re all ne .i rb\ I 11 fl'.ldl tlw '"'ll tl' lkar Brand Rand1 'tit'. t.tl.\· tht• San D1rgo r n•t'\\;t' ()) to lht· Ortega H1gh"a~ /74J l'\11 Dm t' '-'t''t on Oncg;i II 1gh\\ a~. wrn k ft on Dd Obispo ~t rl't'I and rig.ht t1n <.amino dcl .\ v1on 10 1h,· rnm mun1t) on the right side of the \lrt·,·t. h um P:w11i c Coa!>I High- \\:!~. tra' d nnnh \lnDl'I Oht'>po. 1urn ld'1 on ( amino dd .\\ion and pniret•tl (tnt·-hnll m1k to the com- muntl\ ,·ntrancl' on the nght-hnnd 'tlk I or .1dd11 1011al 1nforma11on or w \Chl·dulc a pn' ate appointment to '1-.11 th1,nd l1'1\ r Robert E. Osbornt' rl''11dt·m·t-. t·all 'f7t)..t0S.t. ESTATES UNVEILED ... From C l _054~ c!l'&\.IJ~cc aniJ_gualll) ts pr~d-at '1 7).000. I rn:atl·d :n 51 ~t arhdla. tht• thtrd home 1>f The fatatc> tour ts en111 kd .. l t· \kdttl•rrant•e C'la<..,tque" a n 1n- ' 1t1ng four bedroom homl· \\tth 1hn·t> and 11nt·-hatl hath'> and a dramatic colonn::tdl' l'tHn '' 11h ret'l''>-;cd t l'tllng toH·r. all 'l't '"·1h1n 3.lN O 'iquarl' lct·t n(l1' 1ng -.pal l'. '°it'l'l't1c: fa1n'a' C\pan'c~ and a pc:ll·toful la l.e 11t'lr r rd<)" ng ' 1ews trom thl\ cu<,t om home's It' ing and f.1m1h room<.. both ''1 th· cm to m 'l ulpiun·d fireplace' Tht• pm ate ma\\cr 'Ulll' ii.·aturt•s :1 ''ondhurn1ng lirl·plat l' and ma,1cr hath "tth. Jaru111 wh I h" honw l'l'll·hrate" thl' charm 11f tlw ~kdtt,•rram·an coa't and 1~ pnccd at $1.095.0(X). Prt''ittg1ou., \lonarch Beach. a gatl'- guardt'd dt•s11na11on rc'>on l·ommun1- '' ·offers mam ;1ppcal1ng amenttte'> 1i1d uding cha llenging golf at The L.1n b at ~tonarch Beach. a Robert Trl·nt June~ 11-dt·\tgncd IS-hok golt nlli r\t~ \\Tth ''' o 0<.·t·anrtonrfa1N :I\') Lorait•<l rwartl\ \\orld-da<ss resort aH11m 11wda11,111\and F1,c Star/Fl\l' D1Jmond '\'f\ trl' ma' he fou nd at 1 ht' R111-( .irltnn Hutd . f rom r h1.· t \t:Jll'\. rr-.tdrnt!> ma\ t'n)o~ nqul\1tl· dining and 1hc ~hor· ping dl'11ghi... 111 lll'arh~ Dana Po1111 \\llh 1t-. cul1>rl11I m;mna a' \\t'll a~ La1wna Ht'.tlh 111 th\' north offering do/en' 111 an galkne'. charming. h1,tro., nnd '•'l'llll' '"'a' f o '1\lt I he L-.1atl''-:n \1onarch lk <Kh ta"-'' 1tw 5 f ree\\:I\ to Cro" n \ alll'\ Par~"·I~ 111 I .1g11n.1 '.'.t(Ull'I and pron·~·d -.<1u1h lit l'ill''lk C.oast ll1gh- \\a~ f urn k ll Hi '-1~ul'I Road. then kit 1\1 ~wn,·h 1ll Dn,e. I urn right on ~tnnd11l l and prnrn·d one-quartn mtk 111 thl· gatt'-guankd ent r~. T hl' ,,tit·' ollil'l' hour-. arc from I U a.m to ti r m d;11I~ f-0 1 fu rther infurm.1t1un or w -.cheduk a personal apprnntrtwnt. call Bob Rurrow., at 240-8 522. David Reed would like to lend you up to $500,000. Our Loan RepresentAt1v<'. David Reed. has ht-lped a lot of humebuyer" 1n the Costa Mesa area become homt!owners. And he can do the same for you. Give him a call and ask about our No Potn t8 ARM Home l.<rnns Hi11 caring and expertise can really make o bt(( dilTerenre Compare the Pacific Ss vtnJ!io Bonk D1flerence • :\11 !'cu nt' • Nu Negat1\te Amort1z.1t1on • 1',:10 • ,111r1 rntt" !I 7V Al'H • Owner Occupied, 1-4 Units • AH.\1 Hom~ Loan~ 111 ;,.)00,IH)O • 11th District Index PACIFIC 5'\VINGS BANK • 1h "u'" n-..n •m•tl ""•\ ~"' m•~r • btl dtrf•N~ Call David today at !714 1 665-5037 • R•l"" sJbJ"t'1 l" l"h•nll" or 1 ~800-336-1235 Before you eat another bite, think about how saturated fat can raise your blood cholesterol. Then think about how high blood cholesterol can clog up your arteries. Then think about hea rt attack. Enough to ruin your appetite? ' .. . a·aAmerican Heart v AslOciatton .. WffiE f lGHTlf\G Fm ~llFE , CALL 642-5678 FROM NORTH ORANGE 540-1220 FROM SOUTH ORANGE 496-6800 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, Augutl 14, 1988 C3 Check out Today·s Classified Section for Details ., lt1l l1tat1 For Sale C.rtaa ••I •r 1122 C•t• .... 1024 CMta Itta 1024 B11t. ltack lMO L11u1 ltacla 1041 L11au li1a1l 1052 • ..,.,, lt1d1 Hit l"?'rt ltack lMt l!!ptrt ltacla llH ..... t .... --3718 BXFMDit. OPEN *UITSl•.IEWEL• 4h~rH•21atll •2BR i8X,2 cargar,spa, olbwoALDcAARM llTTllTUI.. ******* *••••T•EIT• CUFFHA\IEN oeeanVteW Sat/Sun 1-5. Beaut. new Skylltes. gleaming oak & Just listed! Has Add-on• huge lot, remodeled Bath An .elegant home with 3Br-l'>Ol'lus room beauty. If you li$1 With me during 2BR 2'JBA. $235,000 This 3br. 2' tba exudes litatra 1002 2Br 2Br. 2-car garage, tile firs 4BR 3BA huge Mesa Verde State Sts Great local~. S 174,5~ coast line water views on F.am rm w/frptc, oversize the month of August. I will Sotheby's lnt'I Riiy warmth & otters idea So XXX 163 ACRES. AX'NX, comm. pool/spa $350,000 tree·llned lot Total Corner eut--Oe·sac Opijn •By Owner 963-0752 the heart of Laguna Vine k1tc. lorml Uv/dtn rm, PAY your title & escrow David, Agt 722· 1488 CA hvang wltn its pool, MAUI. New Home. Water· or rent $1950. 759· t552 remod by pro 267 4 Sat/Sun Cati Delpha Cen· ONE·OF-A-KIND covered exterior hand-beaut lg yd $289K Linda lees upcn ctostngt Agt ---spa & lg yard Cathedral falls, rivers, springs. -Redlands Dr DpenSat& tury21TheRea1Es1aters beacn-ctose4BR,hugeyd crafted c abinetry orHetde C11ateau·Pagent. llSIUlU-0.141 •3Br 281 nome • Gott ceihngsthruout$649,500 1.3 Mll,(808)637·1100 JAllllEOIHl-Ptul Sun 1-5$284K646-8473 75i-5358or546-2313 COl'flPletely remodeled & diamond-paned win. 497-16t2or493-0471 Course\IU Hugelot1 214~ Sellerhnance 550-9347 Ill .. ' •• ,Lu LOWEST PRICE 2 story enlarged kitchen, formal dows 48r tam rm ASK __ ---Anniversary Ln Must see ~~ 1 UM JSr 2, rba 2ca, 39r 2~Ba, peekaboo ocn •UPGRADED Townhome FlllLY HOil dining, French doors. FOR J AN Ow ENS -t 5289•000 * 722-1275'* ar 1 yr lull amen1t1es 3BR 2BA Up. 2BR Down vu S435K. 891-1102 Agt 2Br 2Ba· loft. 1 5 mt Neat, clean, tidy and com-ceramic tile. Inside ldry S89S 000 ltw~rt ltacll 1.,. BEAUTIFUL t yr old 2BR i349 000 3231 Clay St Bii-ins. frptcs. double from beach t car garage lortable 3 bedroom 2 $275.000 prlncpls only. cu s T 0 M c 0 N T E BAYFRONT HOME Brand 2BA CONDO o~ Sun NewpOJ1 His 642-6353 garage, $348,000 incl In· &mlTlll lllllll new carpijt, paint, tile bath with a ramlly room CALL QUICK• Marcella M • new magn1t 4000st 3Br 1-5 32 Baycrest Court terior .Qamt & new carpet ~ew Ca,.,. Cod 9..,18 2eR and spa. t56.QOO and spacious kitchen. ~t. 840-2678 PORARY Designed by 4' 1Ba den maids qt rs. 854-6292 1aaau1mn ,-v •r R It World. Reese & onty $119.900 SELECT Hetb8rewnell 3Br35BAl4 car gar wl dOGk for 85 .... DOVERSHORES•w OCW VIEW HPLU 7407 W Seasnore Dr NB S650 000 Call Marc •Will oe open Aug 19th • • v• 2BA townhome. Gourmet ea ~ssoe. 662_0550 BH&G 751.5000 l"iH 1044 3 car gar Lovely oriental boat 10• high ceihngs. 58~ 38a lam rrii din rm BIG CANYON 5BR 3BA Ill lllO 141 lHl kitchen, living rm w/lrplc. _ __ I E•I II gardens Lg 101 White granite medit style $475 000 0 en Sat/Sun l large story Deane Home • • Sumptuous master suite llHllllll TRACT fU Y n E TllTU llOI YI water views Totally sep· $ l 600 000 Russ Fluter, 12_4 1839 ~anti 0 Dr Add'l den-walk-m closet. lllLlll'S CLISE-Ill W~~it8:A~:1~:g~~~ New listing' Cametot 3BA. close to Golt Course. Fabulous city lights view. arated ms tr su te Cannery l/lllage Realty Cann Vall e ~11 pool, spa ~ts welcome. 141-0S03 Ya.unll lllE-•,.w•y 644•6590 or 760_5000 model 5265 000 48R 19 Lg yard 2 Frplcs New 4BR. 3BA. Heather model S650 ooo As K F o R 673•3177 ~3 3~7 Y (714) M955 s~sA:=.!t WET~c 6 •-A • t II · lo mal dln'ing carpet. llle & land-Custom upgrades. Mint SANDI SILKA . Cl--••y Al ae• Beautlfufcondoinmagnili· am Y rm. r C .II scapmg $268.000 Call cond By owner. OPEN ••~•r--cent setting. 1eo• pan· ~ ~A..V rm, new carpeting a Carol Century 21 The SAT/SUN 1.4 12 canyon Cnateau-Pageant RE IUCI LIYllS •BY OWNER Pen1nStJla 2BR 2BA condo w/O«I. COLDWeu BANl(eR O oramlc golf course. ca· KU"~~ .. / Fran Lugo Century 2l Rea1Estaters966-9114 Rtdge854·8467$485k 17141497.4811 100ydstosand.3BR.2BA condo 2600s! 2Br3Ba. Fam&dmrm$279,714 nyon & mountain views \t"\\"f'\--,r')'I ' iu·.\ 'I I Professtonats'557·4373 de1ached home. Ltg hv· oen. mstr suite v.ttrplc & -------=--. localed on the renowned \\. '\. ~ JI - - -IEW LISTlll Have a garage ~ale ong rm w/frpl. cathedral 1acuui SOHO oak & Ille ~ San Vincente Goll REALTORS~ 211SPLIT-UYEL •COST&IESA• ce1hngslooktngoutonlrg thru-out 3 car gar-TnePrudent••"• r 1LI I ..,, Course. north of Rancho 1114,000 CAllRllH HUTH without the garage pvt yard with great patio guest prkng M!C sys Bay 714 lelly(714)760 071' -•XJ>l'I. ll' )t• ~~.~11a;~o ~~t~~enc D•eo1.~ NEW LISTING! -..CONDO Lovely newer ednd unit Lease or 1ease opuon. Sell your Items In classified. G~~b~~~n~alln~~-~6~ g'~~:~~~:;K '6~~.2~1 ·~"t ....... ., ... ~......, OoY,ourbvyong andse111r.oa1 "'"~ u ~ .. "" ,._ .. Av do"$?15k 28R ~d_ar$.'!!..LP~a_!e ~~&~_A.AA h.a.i. mecla$$11'!<' ~ Hours from Newport " OC"d ~ • patlo.Ott-whttecarpijts& ,,,..~ ----Beach. Totally upgraded 2BA. 2 car gar 720-0455 fresh paint. Ceramic Spacious Eas1s1de Costa with many amenities Lee Lennartson Bkr kl h F Mesa home 3 Bedroom. Membership 1n San lllUllll llHll tile/parquet tc en tre-family rm -bonus rm, 3 Place In large llvmg room 1 1 N d Vincente Country Club irep aces spa ee s included In price September 1st. two new IPllUllAY 1·1 some TLC s1eo ooo condos. 3 Bedroom, for· HT WHIY UH OPEi SHIAY 12·4 · mal dining, central air. (Oii Maple & 19th) •$0 CAI HIKE Cll •• &O•lOOO • sky windows. roof wan-••i ••o• "' v dows, roof decks. approx --v• • 1700sq.ft eaeh.See600 AME ... MeE.R OfTHE ' •150-1000• Helttrope Buy now I SEARS ~NCIAl.NETWORX [lli."J~·2Jeta» 'S~75,000 ea Plans avt --(,mmw d1i, Ila t -ai&.ltir .1'~1'" tli1•.j WESTlllSTH 1IP" . COLDWeLI. BANl(eR O E.xpt'l1 tl1<' lx-:-'l. HRllY! OIU 1114,IOO '17-1-<"l;.'11' 3 Bedrooms • 1 "1 baths 3407 t c.ait Hwy .. C.. '7J "" Call ne/ Large yard RV access ~ --'7'4 ;r This home as sure to sell JSr 1 ·Ba. 2 story home. I J_ • . L il • , L fast Call for a snowing Approx 1500st. Oak cabi· Ca.JW f/#ICRefl Wtb1 ••11: 0303 nets. lg M/BR. 2 Ip, gar. _ J , ii ~.I J · "'". sundeck Remodeled & tUI aa Ill Cc.a.J..Jt6iea s~sA:~~~I(' 2ndstoryadded ln 12183 $379,500 Ask for Steve 642 5618 Paradigm Realty Jul~ 26-Augu..,t I; Today's Handicaps Today See our Sport section fo r Terry Turrell's picks for each day's races at the Los Alamitos Orange County Racing Fair. Daily Pilat For Community News Along the Coast COLDWeu BANl(eR O 646-7220 or 650·3759 1 Call • ~~~~~~-=-~L.::=============================================================!.-IUSTIC IHICTill! E.\'J)el"l the he~. Ctll llPUl-IOt,• .EE ••• w. ,ly.E.T• "Unique one-of·a-kind" 1 3BR 2BA & 1BR tBA Dplx We'll give you the down in in one of CdM's best 10- exchg lor a share of own· cations Owners very ershlp You make the motivated' Esther Yank mll'lly pymts & we share 640-1529 oc 160·5000 apprec You receive 100% tax benefits Must ~ a&.V have clean credit. Agt lltU',Flla .. 1 957-6002 Dys. Ev. ~knds \t\X'l \'l."'rr Pf\ .11 HW"IT llEllHTS nf'.t\LTORS . CltlllH 1---~---custom home, Super lo· cation Patro & yard with * HLLllllSf t11,lt1 maximum privacy Good 2BR 1BA front & rear. floor plan for entertain· $487.0000wnr721-1215 ing cathedral ce11tngs 1n Fii •u ir IY IWIE•I 1t11ing room & master -~rm usted at $350.ooo 101 &CACI& AYE for 3 bdrm, 2 baths Olde Corona Del Mar Hurry 11 won I last' $425 000 Lovely beach OPEi lllSE UI 1·1 charmer' 2BR 1BA on •1• WEITllllTE• R·2 lot South of PCH "' "' " Vaulted ceilings & Berber IEWPllT llTS, II carpet thru·OUI Prvt lH-1100 front & back yard tm- ( ~F.l~~E El.KJ NS miP£1i'~~/ili f.~s IF-l l 1\ 11'\'' For into, call Eric ll:2J IH \I JOI<'• Olc (714~51-8313 --------Eves (714)675·9829 RE"SSESSED llOIES JASMINE CREEK Plan 3 I t Need Repairs. Fix & Sell tryl 3Br sec gate, quiet, for Big SS 786·33 l l x44 green bit. ocean vw. ----$488.800 ownr 760·8100 -~ hlu,L_ _ 6rlN HOttSE--SUN -t;-5 . CISTOl ISWI lllE 3BR grn bit, 12 Barrier Be.auttful 3BR/2 ',BA Reef. Jasmine Crk. agt home lg mslr su11e w/ 644-69651 619-940-9564 frpl. 1acuz bath gourmet --Ow - kitchen wllots of goodies SHOHCLIFFS If ltr Call tor appt $649.000 2BR. den. lg lot Can go .Uc" ' llE REAL TY up 362 Evening Canyon Road $695.000 Call tor 113-H 11 appointment 760·9102 lalltoa -SPECTACULAR 180 P • I 1007 l/1ew 3Br 2Ba• garden ea1a11 1 rm. solar heat. sec syst NEW Custom Bayfront Owner $795K 532-6691 ttome. 3Br 3Ba. 2 car gar ---- View from ms tr suite. Costa MtH 1024 Quiet corner' loc Across SC PLW •au trom Bay Isl $895.000 , • • Open Sat /Sun 1-5 109 Desirable hidden 2 story. E Edgewa1er Cannery 4BR 2')BA. pool. lg l/1tlage Realty 673-3777 1 dwnstrs mstr. $329.900 BAY FRONT AGE tnplex l llST SH!" furn. 2 tots. pier. pkg. " SC bell 2-tBr's. 1·2Br $1 8 Unbelievable value on •871 ·2866• • Plaza area. 4BR 38A. pool. spa. AtC. $349,900 Cati MARGIE 979·8280 Lots uf students took tor apartment lurntsnlngs In classllled Wiii they find your items adverhHd? TORELLI RUl TY 140-SELL **OPEN SUNDAY 1-4** 708 VIA UDO NORD, UDO ISlf-Prome bOyfroni lcxo••o~ Dod for lorge yoclit Sweep- ing view 4 B~ 4 '":' BA.... .. ...... $1,650,000 **BY APPOINTMENT** LIDO ISLE -Beou•1lul o· ·t•on od101n1ng o stre""· ~·d o·~t·~t-O• \-.,iues1 .:ipcrrmenr 40 o• ~e,_ ·"· boo• OHered 01 ~ $1 ,750,000 LIDO ISLE -l1gh1 oirv corner liome w 1rh delightful v ew 4 B~ 3 BA , 35' PoOI ....... $769,000 BALBOA PENINSULA DUPLEX -Near ~ ~.fo-0(1!011 SIO•es & te'SIOUIOlll J Bii 2 BA •1Pn vprer -3 BR-2 BA crown $625,000 VILLA IALIOA I CONDO -I SI lloo! UM w p<>hO 2 Bii 2 8A fom.ty room comm PoOf $po Sec1ir11v guord go1e Wo 10 oceon $220,000 COSTA MES• ,.0,.. \.. 0 • ot new foir. view llrg P S . 111eploce, double 901oqe 2 I ...... .... ........ . . $ t67 ,000 LIDO PARK DR. hov coot ocean bfeeze & tlll'~h I 911 COM"' Po<>I sl o o..,o,loble .... The Prudent1al UdoAMhy 33nViaL.tdo Newport Betch. CA 92663 • (114)673-7300 Expect the best Coldwell Ba n ker Residential Real Estate Services JULY SALES EXCEEDED $32,000,0!)0 AT OUR COLDWELL BANKER NEWPORT BEACH. ·OFFICE THE :: l COMPANY IN SQ. CALIFORNIA IN SALES & LISTINGS NEW LISTINGS \'ILLA BALBOA $228.000 1-'enth ou. e :! BR. '.Z BA he\·eled mirrors reflect fore\t-r t\•untain "iew. l ·pl!rades & skylights, plu~ ele,·atnr & parking for ~ l'a rs. E.\STS IOf. COSTA )tESA S249,000 Contempurary new tuwnhome in Eastside C'osta ~\le a, 0 .\-'.E'f>-J.T~,+l() ft --of JJetfrrtiun ·-auttl'd ceil~ ing. -crpen-brig ht · p\·t. P atio \\' prof. landscaping & fcruntain . l'\'I\'. TO\\~ C'E \TER $2 56.000 .\lode! home perlel'l Prinreton twnhm w/special upgrade~. End unit. I~. ~·ct w lu"h landscape. :3 BH , .\HA or '.! ma!'>tt'r"-~ dt>11 P1111l!'. !'pa". tenni-.. '.'\ear LTI. THE Rll'ffS 5319.000 Rare ":r,.., .. "'anding:.! ... wry home on greenbelt Heau111 111h· rem(1deled '' t>xtc·n:-.in• u :-t> l>I 1m · ported ce r.a mil.' tile!.. :1 RR.:.? B ·\ Fee land . CORONA DEL MAR ~EWPORT HGTS $S82,000 Here it i:;'. The charmin~ remodeled home in ~ou~ht after area. lmmal·ulnte'. Lar~e yard \\''pRddle tennis court. :.? HH. I HA \\''bonus r11om. Call no\\'. K.\) SHOR ES 5860,000 Exdusi\'e Bavshore~ tnmth I HH home on large corner Int. From wood !"h1n~le exterior & brick entr\' to rountr" kitchen hrPakfast. this prop· e•t~ ·i-. perfection~ J.\S)tl SE CREEK S439,000 Elt>~rnnt :~ RR fam rm l11r~ei't model i!1 th1s ~ated rnmm.un itv decorated tn I: cnlnfl'. \ ery private wfma11nificent vard l'11oli-and tenni~. 24 hr "' . li(ll8 rd. .l .\~~11:'\E CREEK S499,500 .\ prt>l'ious jewel in .Ja~mine Creek. Splendid 11rean/hav/C'atalina "i-i l do\\ n" \'iew. Rare ingle le\'elplan :l w/:3 HR .... FR. Beautifully upgraded. nvate <·ommunlly OLO COM _ S575.000 ('0~1 duplex developed for maximum potential. ·rwn IMl!e uniti:. open ~paciou!' floor plans. ( 'onvenient location north of P\H. HARISOR \IE\\' HILL 1721>,000 ~;Nl(MU~. quality. rtmodt'I!!~ 4 HR family hom.e 111 n~!l<ittrnding location llt''<t to park, large pn- \'Oh· \111d. nrw master bath & kitchen, French d11or' cadwdral leilinR-. ond n\\11 h mN<·, Will nol last ~ OLDE COM S995,000 }'untaRtic OC't'on RJ..,d. location! \'iew1' of Catolin& sunsets, jett~ • boatin~ activitie . p8, M' l1.1de-d pt.tio. 3 car garage & ntr" parking. Easaly expandable. Incredible pri~! OPEN HOUSES SATURDAY 1-5 l \I\ E R~ln TO\\\ CE STF.R .i HH. ;.;2,:.,11.ow :!63 TANFORD 0 . ADAM S E.\STBl.l'FF 915 CERCI :i RR ..,J ..,11,111k1 D. TROl'T \\J::SICLlff_ -~ .. L5 15 C~Mr-5~t~~o. :{ HH -FH ;3J~8,onu . s \\ E~TP.\RI\ IR\ l\E 26 SA\GALLO -1 BR ,;;-119.111111 .J. '.\tERTZ ~E,\ \IE\\ 1910 YACHT ~!ARIA -1 BR ~1;~;.11nn .J \1AC'~tlLLA~ H.\RBOR \°IE\\ lllLL~ :3i 19 PARK GREES -1 BR -FH ;.-;-:?.).011t1 E. CORKETT SHOP.E CLI FF .{ HH -Den BELC'ClrRT I BH -FH :318 DRIFTWOOD RD ~M9.noo B. HILL :39 ROCKISGHAM 't.:r;.-,,unn .\t. DER E'.\11:\H SUNDAY 1-5 t SI\ ER~IT' l 0\\ \ CESTER :1 HH $:256.oon 263 TA\FORD D ..\l\.\'.\1~ ('0~ T .\ \1 E'I \ :l 8H :?722 A~ f.\RLOS $:2';':1.tlll<l :\ RHl 1\\.:\E \'E\\ Potn ~ff((;HTS :14~ \LISO 2 HH $:l :!,()(){l L. \l..\H:--ro~ \\ ESTCLIH 151 5 r ntBERL \~O i HH FH S:l9~U1\l0 R. fl1\\ ER::; \\'E'ITI' \l<I\ IR\'l ~E -t HH $-ll~.900 26 A $,.\LLO .I \tfRTZ ,J.\~~11\E CR f.f.I\ 12 WHITE\\ ATER :~ HH $499.f>OO '.\t OERE\ll..\H \E\\ PORT HEIGHT 1510 Kl~GS ROAD :! HH $;';69.l'k)O B. REEDY SF:.\\ I E\\ 1910 YACHT ~t \RIA -1 HH S625.000 .J . '.\t :\C''.\llLLA~ BIG C \~YO\ ~ HH -Pt·n -1 l.\H -Tk n H.\RllOR fUDGE I HH H.\RROR RJl)f.E I HH ·FR "illORE CLIH ;~ rm -Dt>n f\.\,~HOR ~ " nu t.'U S72.1.oon 9 Rn : \'l LL.o\ RS L. RO~E E. CORl.;ETT 9 ~tO~ACO B. M IT.ES 50 RI OGELISE '7~19 . .100 C' Rl"\1~FELD 318 ORlf'T\\'000 tlD '"·,rn,O$() n. \'ALE~Tl'.'\E :;.1:l2 \ l~TA OR1\'E .:> .,.:,. I \l\ll t.• ("\ T '-I°\'. 644-9060 NEWPORT BEACH OFFICE COAST HWY. AT AVOCADO NEWPORT BEACH \H: TCLIFF S399.000 C'ha rming :l BR :\ewport home with famil" rocrm. oak parquet entr~. u~ed·bnck 11replaee Pr11fe~i,,ional landscaping & hrand ne\' roof Clu~t' tn :-.chonl-. & ,;hoppin~ Call t(lda~ LIDO S399.000 t:n;m-~~ port-~~-t•tl'\ ~ ffttm-.he.auu..- f u 11' ·maintained 2 BR co·op unit. :'\eutral decor. ne\,· kit('hen. purch -forp\·er \'ll'W . Pier -slip a' atlahle'. \ E\\'PORT HGT~ S569.000 Out--tandin)! •Kean ne" locati•in. Remodeled hnr.1r-1111 lar~e l11t. Room 111 ex1.nrnd. ~l odern kill hPn. Cnmf PrtablE' familY n•om An out~tand im: '1lm· "IE.\ l'L\\O S5i5.000 On tht _,,!J ('(lU r'e :.? BR . 2.;l BA . ~erPn e private h)l'iill•ot "" one ah<1\e VPU nr helP\.\ T ertnir, r111irt, l 'd 111mm. p11ul LIDO S595,000 \\'ondt'rt ii h t\'lront l;u~P cnndo ("11mpletely re- mn<lelt'd · t' "httf' and mirror~.'.! ,tdlW pat ios. Roat !->l.p 1\ 111.thlt' ~E\\ PORT lt El<r HT~ S749.000 '.\lagrnl ht·nt K.l\ ocean. lit~ lights \'iew .... :'BR. :l BA or ·2 HH -II! hnnt1-. w ,·iew. RA + wet bar. AC'. ~el ._\.._t,..•n i:11urmet kitchen. Immaculate custom h11mt-. H:\RROR RIOGE S789.000 :-iun:-t-h d\·er Ca1.1 ltn.1. lights of Fashion !~land from .i BH harh. r r11i~e rl ream home. FR -wood panelled librar~ \\tlh FP HARBOR RIDG E 1799,500 Out landing panl1ram11. news m·erlooktng New- port Beach. -l BR. ~\ BA. lihrary. condominium located in one nf the most prestige area . Larg~ \\'firm family room w fir("place. lovely wood pan- eling ad,iacent t{I private l'OU ~yard BELC0t1RT RJLL '895,000 r.reat \'iew-! Over :l.00(} ~q. ft. of elegant ('On- tempornry perfection Two hu![e mai;ter suites • with hi~ & her baths & clo ets. 3 car garage. f.aterl <'<'mmunil\ BELCOt'RT u:1n,ooo Nt>w Medit rranean horn~ in Belcourt 11ur- ruundrd h~· lu!\~ Ian~ a~. 4 BR + library & • tudy area 1n r h11cis Wtnft. L&rJe yArd with pool & pa. ~ \' ,pmff:-i H,600.000 B "1:-·~1 11w"1 lfllAlity . .e BR remodeled ~ "llh 11(1 ft lront:tjee. Pool. spa plua dock 2 latte ya, ht" f:,,1t11. 1tf h3v views. OVER 100 OFFICES TO SERVE YOU IN SOUTHERN CALIFORN IA • C4 Otenge Coel1 DAILY PILOT/ Sunday, Augu1t 14, 1Ma ~'!'!"!"~iiiii;;1~m!lt!1;•;•!";;;:;;1:•;1 • .,., .... IMI .... , .... l•I •.,.e .... t•t ••1111t ._. 1• •Wlllt .... 1• letetl ldll 1111M 11• Cenu W 1111 llU • Jrm • ,.,_,., 12 w .. f:ma; room. R• ... • •n •l£Mf8LUFF E.llecutM ........... ........... Ull1'111.. ••·2BA. _,. pet'klng. "'*· ... _, •. w/d BAYSHORES ~I.... 4M, 28A, OR, FR Bay, 38R 28A, ftplc, lingte Loweet priced 38r In tract It<*.,. OI ..... pet'aOM. -II• S750/MI ~ 13• Of Allf h4'0Z3· rftM unft of...,... ctty I harbor Vie'# CdM story tow --•-t--GrMt location 1451.000 Ful 01 Patt·l'lrne ~ $1 ~ •"T 711:..ao * 4'1,. 22s500aa.81LFUS,.! Pl.AN lcllools. No pets $2950 yard ·"19000-,..,-...... Owner/A99f'tMG-1212 Ull • ., I. 11 WI TER rental , • -• - 16,600,000 · , ..,, ~-+ $4500Mc 642.()350 · --,. vtEW LSl.cclM S TS/mo CIOM to ferry. 28R 1BA Front ~ 1imc1 tot. UGI.GOO. ltt llM MUI ftlW/PllL Confldenti.llv call 13500/mo •BR 2~1A MicrOWllW, =M•. 701 Goldenrod Frplc, Coldwell Banker presents a once· in-a-lifetime opportunity to own one of the fine t homes in So. CA. Thi fabulous e tate is located on the most prominent point in New- port Bay & offer 154' of Harbor frontage to take full advantage of the ever-changing panorama of sails & sunsets. There are 9 BR, 12 BA, screening room. music center & separate entertainment facility· all on approx 2/3 of an acre, sur- rounded by un-ble sed scenery! Call now for an appointment to view this legendary estate. 644-9060 COLDWC!LL BANl\eR O FABULOUS 180• view •DRiii 1UL n EASTBLUFF·• 0< 58R. Ex· JOHN CAAEY. IKA Houle. ~ gw, remod Gofgeouet Patio! Y yard, IQ deck. IMS/Mo Newport Height• ''-cellent flncanclng • 'IHARBOR WOOOS·NB ctMnl 71.,873"" /a, 873""565 Of 75f..t570 ai:te+. 2 houaes. Both IEW usn1~ ~19,000 7&0-1108 Sl(r IUl'l'•'*iii+! Walk to Newpot1 Cntr. ~~S052/SOS9deya ••EXTRAORD!NARY. wonderlul. Remodeled g rRIALTOli l 1S-1111_J 28A 218A, att~50oer· CHARMING houM 2 lrg 3BR 3'h8A condO. dbl 1987H~~·:~·r,>°'~gent I LUFFS PllllW II UYmll ~ARV.:~~u HMS-~ 8', 2ea. MC>ar1ie DR, ft:•· 1'~~~1ne all REALTO OPEi SUlllY 1-5 111 W. lit• STREET TWO-STORY CONDO. hght & airy. 2 patios. 2 fireplaces -Ltvlng rm & mas1er su11e. 2''> baths, wet bar. comm pool & spa 2-car attached garage • lg .work rm. Nr Hoag Hosp BETTY JO S227 500 721-0444 Spacious open floor plan The megnlllc:ent Engllll'I ••~ilt l•n 38R, ape. new crpta City ~,'::!;li!!10:;s~;'7?.;~ way ' FJreptace in living rm, TudOf hm has 58R 4'~8A Ftr lalt UM lites w $2500/mo. Bkr · •28R, 2BA. frptc, deck, 3SR 2BA .. ldeal locellon. & quatlty lhru-out llNll W .... , t.IMI w/d hkup. two blkl lo Newly decorated and up· 8e1ulllul lush lndacpg ll-11 141-~ Pnlaiala Jll7 Ooean Blvd. $1225/mo gr1ded. Lowes! price on surrounds this gracious View Wilk to private All MONTHLY SUMMER the market. $235,000 LH. f1mlly hm which Incl a beach. Open Sunday 1--4. t.JMa la Zin BAY V 0 IEW yrly JBA condo RENTALS ALSO AVAIL! galed pool & 1oucl'lea of 875-5511 Cole of New-UfflllT llOILS w/34 boat allp, + spa, 673-5354 Agt used brick. Ottered 11 port Alter 6-494-2342 •E b yf 1 b 1 dbl. garage, $2000/mo., 38 28 $1'751 0 $699.000. Either Yank, ast • ron1 a u ous agt. Seoul 675--4000 r, a m 760-5000 or 640-1529 Nwpt 8ch. pvt walerfront 4BR 48A. sngl tam hm, 2 2Br, 18a $1025 community wl marlna. car gar, frplc. In quiet toe NEW Mediterranean style OPen Sat-Sun 3-5 M MA.V Pool. spa. clubhse. Love-$3500 or ~000 w/pler. 2BR 28A, loaded, ocean 703 Carnation 760-1237 KU"IFlra .. / ty 28R 2BA. Avt now! •North 8ayfront 3BR view. Avl nowt Lae , it·w ,1 '\"''YI' µJ.·" .11 $69,500. Bkr 67>-6241 28A. carport. Yrly $2500 S 1350/mo 642·0668 f~ll·• 28R \ • \\ I ~ ,.._ IJI • " 00 or winter WOO. PENIN PT Steps to ~.n Large olYlng room. ' REALTORS Ltt1 ltr Salt 14 •East bayfront upper unit & bay. Lrg 38r 288 on 1'~BA, fireplace. yard. IPH SllUY 1~ BIG c•NYON 3BR 2BA. garage. $2500 dbte lot Huge yard qulel garage. $1300Mo ----n •North 8ayfront. lg sngl loc Avail now. 52200/mo 7 7 Poinsettia 720-1866 ' Nr p~·s'~~~ Blvd) LIN ISU UYJlllT Last available golf course lam hm. !~!,_41BA. gar-673-7777 or 673-1941 CHARMING single lam, .~ Fantallte "Modern VIiia" 1 . age. furn~ mo 38d den w/vus b1y & ICUI lllu1S 45' lot, "pvt beach" ap-IOI ;:rem um Viti'#. ,, •Soulh Baylront 3BR PENN PT Furn. 2br 1ba ocean. S23001Mo Alie SUI I Tlf SWH prox 3500 sf, across FAllW&Y • 2BA. lower unit. Carporl. cottage Frplc, gar. Quiet for M Hill Agl Elklns RE 38R 28A home. 1 blocic 10 from BalbOa Bey Club. $950,000. 494-6230 S 1750 winter 1 SI on park yrty/$ 1000mo 759.g 100 'hm497-9599 3-5Br. 38a. sauna. hOI· --. INSIDE LOCATIONS aOmo/S8SOrno 675-7685 tile beach' A home, not a tub spectacular 2nd llr A cteulfied ad 1 lhe IOlutlon YEARL y C--. I L HUGE 3Br. 3Ba w/trplc all condo at this IOw price ms1'r suite. 675-9030 IOI' lhOMMldom-worn •tBR 1BA. garana. $900 lfllhl•I flea amenities, near park & $329,0001 Hurry, won'I c:lolhetloogooclloglve ..-s 2111 lasi1 Liz or Chuck Jones 1,JU,-awey •28R 1BA, garege 1100 new center. Avl 911/88 631-1266 or 646-5743 1----_,,_ __ ...,...... _____ --__. •Wntr 28R+ Oen s 1100 PACisXBEs JOVelY home s 1800/mo 759-9194 If you· re looklng for a home, classlfled has news for you. 2•0 NEWPORT CENTER DRIVE. NB • op the real esta te pages of !~~~ J~~· gar1ge I~ secluded 1g 2BR 28A: Nice 3BR 28A, lrptc. beam •.• ·ij·'6~~ . classified for ahe vacation l_,,.~:'180LTle S • s11001mo Lse. Walk to ceilings. garage. S05''r it---· . ._ --bch & shops Xlnl area Narcissus Avl 9/1. $1350 property you 've been wantmg. llJ_..2 • (213)378-3119 mo. 646-2983 Rictt •· I •Spa *Pool •view *•Waterfront **•Waterfront and Pool vG1ve Address at Guard Gate HOMES FOR SALE 2 IEIROOI 506 Acacia. Olde Corona Del Mar 675-9829 $425,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 V2592 Arbor Or, Bayshores, NB 759-9100 $455,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 434 Bolero, Newport Beach 673-9333 $169,500 Sunday 1-5 2 Edgewater. Woodbridge. lrvme 673-9333 $249.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 216 Magnolia. Costa Mesa • 646-7171 $279.000 Sat/Sun1-5 •9382 Velardo, Huntington Beach 963-0752 $174,500 Sat/Sun 12·4 827 Wendy Ln, Costa Mesa 645-0303 $ 154,000 Sunday 1.5 2 IR plus FAI RI or DER t 14 Corsica. Newport North 644-6200 $207.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 943 Montpell1er Ave. (Hrbr Aidge)N.B. 723-0545 $550.000 Sun 1-5 v 43 Montpefher. Harbor Ridge. NB 673-9333 $550.000 • Sat/Sun 1-5 v •9 Rue V1flars. Big Canyon 644-9060 $659.000 Sunday 1-5 • 128 25th St . Balboa Peninsula 548-564 7 $395.000 Sat/Sun 1-4 498 Broadway. Costa Mesa 759-6600 $315.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 3231 Clay St (Npt Hts.) N.B. 642-6353 $349-fOO Sat/Sun 12-6 * * t 109 E Edgewater Balboa 673-3777 $895.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 3098 Gibraltar, Mesa Verde. CM 540-7355 $244,900 Sunday 1-5 217 Goldenrod. Corona del Mar 759-6600 $950.000 Sunday 1-5 2121 Leeward Lane. Baycrest NB 759-6600 $425.000 Saturday 1-5 432 Onda, Blulfs, NB 673-9333 $359.000 5002 Pasea Segovia. Irvine 673-9333 $269.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 Sat/Sun 1-5 1507 Priscilla, Harbor Highlands. NB 642-5200 $310,000 Sunday 1-5 5008 River. Ltdo Sands. Nwpt Bch 631-1266 $329.000 Sunday 1-4 •2 Rue Fontainebleau. Big Canyon 644-6200 $565,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 * •953 Sandcastle. Lido Isle 759-6600 $569.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2506 Sycamore. Costa Mesa 645-0303 $ 187,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 474 Westmlnster, Newport 'Heighfs. NB 159-9100 $350,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 3 IR 11lus Fii RI or IEI 12 Barrier Reer, Corona Del Mar "" 644-6965 $450.000 Sun 1·5 •20252 Bay View, Back Bay 673-9333 $369,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 t v 20 Atoll Drive, Corona Del Mar 760-8100 $488.800 Sun 1·5 •450 Cambridge. Cambridge E1tatn, CM 650-7000 Sunday 12-4 t 2.05 Chff Drive, Newport Heights 631· 1400 $795.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •2327 Cotg1te Dr. Costa Mesa M&-2313 S229,500 Sat/Sun 12:30-4:30 2427 College, ~ Park, CO.ti MeN 631-1400 $239.000 Set/Sun 1·5 3118 Corte Mertn, Nwpt No. VIII•. NB 760-5000 $485,000 Set/Sun 1-5 614 Gary Pl. Newport Beach 645-0303 $439,9..90 Sat/Sun 1-5 1021 Goldenrod (Hrbr View Hills) CdM 532-6691 $795.000 Sat/Sun 12-5 809 Hibiscus. Jasmine Park 644 -6200 $439.750 Sunday 1-5 v • 139 Jasmine Creek Rd (Jasmine Crk) CdM 891-1702 $435,000 Sun/Sun 1-5 2976 Mtnd1nao. Costa Mesa 646-717 1 $268 000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2498 Parmley Lane, Costa Mesa 646-7171 $359.000 Sunday 1-5 1135 Pembroke, Westchff. NB 631-7300 $439,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 2018 Port Chelsea. H.V Homes. NB 644-6200 $490.000 Sunday 1:30-5 2722 San Carlos. Mesa Del Mar. Costa Mesa 644-9060 $-273.000 • Sunday 1-6 * •• 116 Via Lido Nord, Lido lsje NB 63 1-1400 $1.295.000 &unday 1-5 v 2532 Vista Drive. Bayshores. NB 644-9060 $860,000 Sunday 1·5 409 Vista Grande, The Blutts, NB 673-9333 $425.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 v36 Whitewater. Jasmine Creek. CdM 631-1266 $459.000 Sunday 1-5 t v 12 Whitewater. Jasmine Creek. COM 644-9060 $499.500 Sunday 1·5 4 BEDROOM •2821 Alta Vista. Eastbluff. NB 640-0020 $495.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 * •2323 Bayside. Carnation Cove 759-6600 $1 ,595,000 Sunday 1-5 3269 Georgia Place. Costa Mesa 546-2313 $229,000 Sat 11-3/Sun 1-4 2674 Redlands Or. Easts1de Costa Mesa 646-8473 $284,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 * •t708 Via Lido Nord. Lido Isle 673-7300 $1 .650.000 Sunday 1-5 4 IR plus FAI RM or DER 2407 Bamboo. Newport Beach 644-7211 $505.000 Sunday 1·5 * •63 Beacon Bay, Newport Beach 631-7300 $1 ,400,000 Sat-Sun 1-5 24 Canyon Fairway. Big Canyon 644-6200 $2,395,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 t 1019 Dolphin Terrace, Corona del Mar 631 -1266 $1.150,000 Sat/Sun 12-4 1412 Estelle Lane, Harbor Highlands. NB 631-7300 $410.000 Sat-Sun 1-5 • 1401 Galaxy Onve, Dover Shores, NB 631-7300 $795.000 Sat-Sun 1-5 * 1800 Glenwood, Baycrest, Nwpt Bch 759-1877 $639,500 Sunday 1-5 1127 Goldenrod, Corona del Mar 759-6600 $895,000 Sunday 1-5 *3707 Inlet Isle, Harbor View Hills 759-6600 $735.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •• 15 Inverness. Big Canyon 644-6200 $1 .295,000 Sunday 1-5 1912 Irvine Avenue, 6;1ycrest. NB 631-7300 $298,000 Sunday 1-5 t * • 521 Kings Road, Newport Heights. NB 661 -9355 $1,450.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 * •885 L1ard Place. Costa Mesa 546-2313 $349.900 Sat/Sun 1-4 1835 Port Abbey Pl. NB 640-0020 $448,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 * • 1059 Redding...SC Plza area, CM 540-7355 $349.900 Sunday 1-5 t 440 Rivera Terrace. Corona Highlands. NB 631-7300 $1 .195,000 Sunday 1-5 ••v39 Rockingham. Belcourt. NB 644-9060 $1.375,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 • •31 St. Tropez. Harbor Ridge Estates. N~ 760-1900 $689,500 Sat/Sun"2-~ 1846 Tradewinds. Baycrest. NB 759-6600 $465.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 104 Via Havre. lido Isle. Newport Beach 631-7300 $780.000 Sat-Sun 1-5 ••t531 Via Lido Soud, Lido Isle, NB 760-f900 $1.4'25.000 -Sun<fay 12:4 109 Via Waz1ers, Lido Isle, NB 63 1-1400 $745,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •3474 Windsor Court. Costa Mesa 720-7400 $365.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 v 1910 Yacht Mana. Sea View. NB 644-9060 $589,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 5 IEDROOI 8551 Pierre Dr, Huntington Beach 759-6600 $355.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 his home hes it all! oa ng ca- thedral celllngs in living & dining rms. Great location close to com- munity pool & tennis. Beautiful pvt spa set in a lovely yard. $365,000 ............. 1 ... ... 1•1• ........ ...,., ..... ... ,,....,14 .. ,... let u. .... y.· Sell v-,,.,,,.,, Oii o.-w. Ml-S671 . for Information & surprlsl'-'QIY low cost. I IR 11lus FAI RI or ~El t * * 500 Harbor Island Rd. Promontory 644-6200 $1,550,000 Sunday 1-5 * • 14 Oakcrest. Big Canyon 644-6200 $1.290.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 t • * * * 1018 Polaris, Dover Shores, NB 673-9333 $875.000 LH Sat/Sun 1-5 1967 Port Provence. Harbor View Homes 63 1-1400 $629,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 1839 Santiago Or. (Dover Shores) N.B. 673-3777 $475,000 Sat./Sun. 12-4 & IR 11lus Fii RI or DEi * •8 Twin Lakes Cir. Spyglass. CdM 720-1704 $799,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 TOWIHOMES COIDOS FOR SALE 2 BEDROOM ... * •66 Baycrest Court. Newport Beach 644 -6200 $2~500 Sunday 1-5 *•v t 270 Cagney =208. Villa Balboa, NB 63 1-1266 $324.000 • Sunday 2-5 315 Carnation, Olde Corona del Mar 759-6600 $3600/mo/lse Sat/Sun 1-5 2649 Elden F. Bay Laurel, CM 645-0303 $217,000 Sunday 1-4 •• •405 Intrepid Ct, Newport Crest, NB 759-6700 $235,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 -"'•200..McNe_ll :2.17 ... VersaiUes. NB·- 759-9100 $139,000FEE Sunday 1-4 2 IR 11lus Fii RI or DEi t 215 19th St. (Peninsula) N.B. 675-2332 $469,000 Sat/Sun 10-5 ••98 Corsica, Newport North. NB 759-9100 $279,000 Sunday 1-5 594 Hamilton unit A, Costa Mesa 662-0550 $ 156,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 t 213 19th St, Peninsula 631-1 400 $519,000 500 Vista Grande, Bluffs, NB Sat/Sun 1-5 640-0020 $255,000LH Sat/Sun 1·5 3 IEDROOI ••263 Stanford, University Town Center 644·9060 $256,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 3 IR 11lus Fii RI or DER 6 Rue Verte. Big Canyon. NB 631-7300 $650.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 4 IR 11lus Fii Ill tr DEi •• •23 Encore Ct. Newport Crest, NB 759-6700 $335,000 Sat 1-5/Sun 1-6 t v ••50 Rldgeline Or, Harbor Ridge 644-9060 $799,500 Sunday 1-5 IOlllE HOMES FOR SILE 2 Ill 8811 N. Coast Hwy 4 162. Leguna Beech 675-5511 $88.SOO Sunday 1-4 HllES FIR REIT t 712 Polnttettla (38r) Cofone dee Mw 875--1188 11800/mo Sal 12-5 14"2 W"'*1y, Herttege Pane. lfvtne 8051522·205& l1150mo Set/Sun 11-3 • • Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Sunday. August 14, 1988 C.... W • aan c.aa ._ 1114 !t:rr• ._. 1111 • ..,.,, lw• Jiii ... ,.,, 1t1c1a 111t 1..,.. 1w1a Jiii ..... =•:.:11tate=:.:.:' ~ .. = .. ~~==---..:•.:11111~ .... llWI r ..... JUlftlf'e rHk 11n·---"'nle'CtJ§IVt60XR6• •TllRW• CH Lk 2 --• -.;; tumilMd 12750 • .... , •GATED COMMUNITY* -r• BEA l\oUM 1 e new L.91 llf fllW! ..... .. ........ ....._....... .... 29A 29A, '°"· wld hllup, ... ·-· 3BR 2•1BA, fuU nay view blks to tand Lo 4br, 3t>e N#pt Hglt custom ~ --. gerege $1300 154. 1802 -• $2195 Avl now 7eG-1108 dbl "gar fp patio S 1595 •BR se>ec:t00s int Snort .......... •• •CLEAN 38 R 2, ... 8 ,. BEAUTIFUL 28R 2BA .a-.ay ,... / 5:J6-1375•730-5812 term rent·•..., $2300 _ ... --~'="'::-::----.:..;;..-1 · "' "• w/goll course VIEW - -I f --'"'""' '"" • --140091, Nnced yd, tlnate s1aoo Also 1aR avail at ~ nse 2er tBa BIG CANYON CONDO Aandy 645--3334 PrWele pello, Mduded OW. pets Qt< Sl050/Mo S1395 Frple, wet bar. lg lam rm, wet bar large 2BR 2BA lrple lg terrace Ull .. I IR PQOI, ~ ... c .. ~ Mifww St 840·501~ micro W/0 hkups, 2 cat kttcn.n & lndry room pvt pool 1enn1s, $1785/mo Ml.5 975-1611 Betbere 1BR tlc>UM. fridge, stove. gaJ w/xt ra storeg4t. cen-y111d .vlspa gardener Can 760-1'68 3 BR 2 BA ho m •. *·2,.2 AfMf ePM yard, comm'I zone SSOO tral air All ma1n1 incl S 1350/mo Avl 91 ts CLIFF Haven 3Br 2Ba, S1800/mo --.. -. _ Mo 1st. lest · $400 tee Sorry no pets ~4-0509 760-8332 or 759-3009 large yard hardwood B•ll Grundy Rltr 675-8161 -• ...,....... "3 W Bay•C 548•5879 1Brt1Ba brn nu lux Su •BACK-BAY area 3Br, lloors Being returblsned. UM ISLI Acro n from pe rk Completely remodeled Faire condo Ord comm, 2Bacondo 3-car garage Avatl 9l l5 631·l05' •BR 2 ,BA. FRIDA taroe S575/Mo 760-8384 Ao1 3BA 2BA • famlty rm or pool jaz. micro AC. w/d fireplace. enclosed pa110 WEST Newport 38R pa110 4S lot SttoSt l se ml'l M-A-WIY '4th bdrm. D/W, WID. hkup. etc. Lse $1195. •$1250/Moe498-0150• rooldeck. $1275 $2750 673-7787 A\11 9 t f u II y 1urn11 h • d 2 fncd yard, 2 car j ar age, sec. 548-9787 llv msg WESTC LIFF 2BA dbl gar-LIDO ISLE ww.r rental 8edroom. 2 Bath condo, neos ~2tss2p31eas1ess11.211se1mo * ILlfFS YtEW * aoe fireplace s'1s50 pool spa garage, cttu 7-~ ..!!..r LEASES BAYFAONT Condo 2BR Lovely furnished 3BA viewS, lovelyl Sl6ciolmo •DELUXE• End Unrt.3BR 2'1JBA. 1900 Sl650, 2BA $2100 Avail Seot Incl utns. (No Pets). CUSTOM CONDO sf. all newly redecorated Liil ISU NB Shrs •BR. tum: $1700 675-5068•8181792-727 1 1rpl., Bear/MacArthur. Pool. Spectacular vu Vac 4 bedrooms 3'~ baths OCEANFRONT 3BR. Ip IEWPllT Hll•TS (LJ_. . , / ,~ 1BR/1BA. 638-0405 days $2100 mo. Bkr 720-7432 Unfurnished Upgraded pauo Lovely. $2400 JBR l'-iBA, lrplc newly re- NEWPORT PENTHOUSE 1115/MO l:ease. bright and light w ithin walk- ing d is tance to beach. Two BR. 2 BA. Sparkling cle a n. Gated community w ith pool: spa a nd clubho use A vailable n o w . Micki Cooper "COUNTRY FRENCH" $725,000 f o ur BR. ho me customized thro ugh- o ut. Private location. French d oors a nd w indows s k y·lights . many b uilt-ins Large ramil) room Pool s ized yard Carol Alliso n oowna tin ..Atoi or 731-7528_eves •WTl-Llf-f* custom home Available BAYFRONT Condo 2BR. USTSllE H11aE -1mmedlatety Large mas-den dock !or 80• boat rur1>1sfled dbl oar S 1350 * (iJ,.._~nh/it?a n. I Lg single larnlly home ter bedroom lamlly Yearly $4750 S50~43d~f 6~-~2f;91s v lllVfM7' 1Bdr, Ba. din, k1lch, llv rm. w/4BR 2' 16A. $2400 mo room formal d1n1ng W t ...._ _ _. ....... 6'13-8/;91/ lndr~, lrg pvt yard 2339 Arbutus CALL J room $3 2SO/Mo I trn-• 1• IEWNRT tlEIHTS Mt7 $60 /mo 6•S· 7301, Doran. Agt 760-5000 IAYCREST IULTllS 111· 1• Super 36A 2• rBA l..vnhme l Cent Miry .. C4ll S•8•785S Avail now •HARBOR VIEW HOMES 4 t>edrooms 3 1 t>atfls DELUXE 3BR 38A, ··2 2 garage lndry hkup Nr BRAND NEW UNIT 11,100/MO O\ford Co urt , upper unit. gre at lo- ca tio n Light beige carpet, A/C Two single garag es Communit y pool. s pa . tennis Sandie F1>.. DOVER SHORES $890,000 O ne story b a ytro nt ho me with fan- tastic view of ba) and Newport Center T hree BR. sit dov.n bar. wood floors. large ba) fro nt patio . Shared d ock Sb75.000 Leaseho ld or S8Q0.000 Fee Barbara A.une or Ca rlyn Callan -~-~~~ EASTS I DE HOUSE SBR 3BA. lam. room 2 Ouahty Ivan Wells family master bdrms", AIC, up-bch $1375 Agt 675-4912 FURNISREO <2iTTAGE 2Br/1Be. yard, t blk to story. lrml din rm. 2 FIP. flom e Un furnished grade$ galOfe "Gated 28r, !Ba, feoce yard, gar-17th SI $9 50 Imo 3 car gar. pool. a le $2600 Large bedrooms fam ily Comm $2.295 5'~0299 NEWPORT Heigflls o~er· age. 711 Narcissus, CdM 662-3689/H 673-1600/W mo Gardener/pool ser-room formal d1n1ng E BLUFFS condo 3BR. lookiog hart>Or 3Borm $1450/mo 786-0071 Eastside romantte hous8. vtCe incl 6A7-7526 Agt room S2.500tMo 1 •BA lmmac. No pets ~~~:RF•=' c':.~, ~ SINGLE story home on country & contemporary •NEWPORT CREST 36R THE DILEIOUT Avail now Le ase new orapes Catl'eora11 corner 101 1n Highlands Slyhng, 3BA 2BA. formal 2 tBA condo, 2 car gar S 1195/Mo 760-1175 ce11tngs Bert>er carpel 3Br. 2Ba. d bl gar brlllst & dining lrple all tennis. nr beh $1'50/mo ASSOCIATIOll For LseRent $1200/mo S2850tMo 64S-8051 EASY LIVING STYLE $210,000 Fo rmer model. white ca rpeting through out . Both bedroom s u ites a re generous in size and comple tely separate Liv ing room has b a) win- dow and fireplac.e Ga yle Amato VIEW LOT $925,000 Co ro na Del Ma r breathtaking ' iev. from th e 1ett) t o t he Pa' 1llion Ra re opportu nit~ to b u ild )Our o nce in a li fetime d ream home E\dusl\e neu~hborhood Sara H1nrra n. PROMONTORY BAY $1 ,550,000 Custo m butlr gre at locat ion and const ruction v. llh St\ le r" e Br for· m al dining room b re a hlast area lar~e pla) room Ma s ter b e d ro om Q'I, THE BAY v.1th stud\ Barbara 1-\une 1850/mo iocl gardener halls open to court yd 631-3169 (213)427-1136 3BA twnnme Open Sat & 6"0-8290, 675-1651 Patio hrdwd firs & more• -631 •1300 Sun 2·5 17 Seam1st Call IEWNRT tlfHitlTS so. OF PCH NR SCH& Vacant $1 450/mo. *llEITALS* Damn631·1266 Cute3BR 26A nome Nal~ PRK lronl dpht, charm· Donald Pfaff, 6'2-9797 2.st>rS900·$SOOOlmo agt to Mariner s Mt e Ing. 1BR/1BA. gar . tdry I ~ii\: · Mar11Ferguson 642-7706 1;t~l~.i~ . S ~550tmo 241-0608 hkup. beams. no pets, _;y /. 3Brl28a lull.; lurn1sned 1~iM; OCUIFIHT lse $865/mo 723-0861 ......,;~---• , UYFIOtlT __ 3BP 2BA ocea,,•ror• or 769-9274 · w/~l>I gar. • blk from O d... I *HARBOR VIEW HOMES upper Oup1-· ~ "drare S DE -bch, NB , winter rental cean an .,ay views rom "' ~ ,. ~ 1---------s-LL · E' I 3Br 2Ba large $ 00 72 8 3 this 3rd story conao 3Br 2Ba H1gflly upgraded Vfly S 1800 rno un1.,,.., r••-• "' dupleJt w/gar nr 22nd & 14 Imo 1· 11 1oca1eo r1gh1 on Ille t>au• Lite & bnte Near ~nt>lt 5305·, SEASHORE DRIVE NEW LISTING-COM $398,500 Be the fi rst to se e this cha rming cottage with hardwood floors fo r· mal d inin g rooms re m o d e le d k itchen. 2 BR. love l) )ard \\1th o ut· d oor spa En jo) the use o f p riva te ocean beach e s Ann Peters •Br 3Ba wlth fantastic Orange S 1000. No pets ' S2150 7"'" 64 i A 8 4: 3BR 2Ba Ilse 2 blks to bcn New caroettng and paint tMo• .,.,.. · ocean 11 ew val! / 18 860· 390. 646-9036/eve 2 Bdrmc and 2 Bal"S 110 7000 $3100/mo 675 9414 Agt Gar & carport commun ~ '' NARIOR VIEW HMES • • • ..,------·-NICE 36A nome. wllam pools/tennis 218 62nd S 1600 oer mo Boat slt p . Waterfront 4BR 2BA 2 sty room. S 1150 St s 1325 63 l -753 1 also available SBA 3BA nr elem. school home In China Cove Townhome 3BR. Comm NARIOI REALTY No pets Lse thru school Spectacular view Yrly pool s 1100 615_4912 year $2400 mo. 72~ 1348 S3ooo mo 675-49 12 Agt W1ttrfrt1t tlt .. s llC lll·UOO lllllOR VIEW HIES ti Mt11 2124 HALTIRS 131· 1.00 PENINSULA YEARLY IAYllDCE COIDO lmmac 36R 2BA. lam rm. _ I •3BR 2BA lower duplex 1 3BR 3BA S 1800/Mo pvt pool/spa. grndr Lse LIKE VACATIONING $525,000 In this ho m e with spectacular ocean and Dana Po int Ha rbor \ 1ews Walk to s hops and ha rbor Custom decor· a te d 3 BR. 3112 BA to v. n home Pri- \.ale c o m munll\ Maria Ele na MEDITERRANEAN $1 ,290,000 O"erlooks v iews o n Rig Canyon's 1-l th e.reen . Five BR c usto m ho me o n O\ ersize d lot Fo rmal Ii\ ing and d in1ne, ro o m . billiard room "'1t h lire· plact> Pool a n d spcJ D.inn, Bibb o r Stephanie Grod} 1t3BR twnhouse, Newport E/SIH 4tlllt twillst 2 garage frplc patio Avail Sepl 1 S 1995tmo 855-1506 Hgts area. lrplc patio. 2Br 1• 158 gar pallo 5800 lndry hkup S 1250 mo Days 818-889·3134 very nice 322 Ogle=D 2543 Orange 642.2520 •Great 36R 2BA upper w enos 721-0855 lllRIOR YIEW lllES OCElllFRONT BIG CANYON $565,000 LINDA ISLE $1 .950,000 L.H. Contemporar)-pe·te1..11on o n gale guarde d Island P ier Jrd r,hp ') BR. S980/mo 647-7540 * duplex garage Nice lo· 4BR 2BA dining rm lam YURLYRHTALS 16 R 18A $850 2BR 'BA $1250Jmo 3B R 2BA $1800 4BR 3BA S2!X" Monac o plan i BR 2·12 BA. ------EXECUTIVE HOME cation S 1400 mo llYVIEW TERRACE rm $2500tmo •nci grndr & 3BA 2' •BA. 2130 SQ 11 •48R 2BA 2 story home St!PER 3BR 2BA twnhme Ass<><: Cul-de-sac SI meatiBJIU S 1375tmo Call Inga Agl on Penin Pl wlfrplc Avl E1egan1 decor 2 car gar Comm pOOl Mary Lou 641-0887 10 1 Encl patio lndry pal•o S 1950 640 •635 Marion Agl 494-2073 .EW".T ti "Ts rm 2 car gar S 1700 I Sotfleby s Int I Alty TtWllllES EiC . PENINSULA PT WINTER IEACNFROIT NOME --CH4M fer Rt1t Darhng 2BR 1BA -new •Cute 26R IBA lurn1shed 1NEW• 3br 2ba Avl 9 1 WATERFRONT nouse nr F1replace vaulted ceilings oak kitchen. w/d hkups. nouse w t>ay view gar-$2400-ieast' 53 1.1.soo l\oewport Island 2br 2 dbl gar.'lndry hkup PO<>l sngl ~r, yard S895tmo age trplc S9001mo ba frp1 Can accom 28 l1rr Wllitt Rltr 17'-4130 PENIN PT Steps 10 o. t:.'cln & t>ay 1.rg 38• 2Ba " dble 101 Huge 1a10 au I'' •oc Avail no" S2200 mo 673-77"'7 or 5-3. •94 1 tO\\ nho me La roe ma ster suite located o n m a in i'e,el fe atu res p n · '~te patio and spa T"'o sto l) entr) La rge formal 1 'ing a nd d ining room s Da nm Bibb o r Stephanie G rod) B i\ fcJm1h room ot ttt>d on \ 1ev. (,,c.Je s p acious pJ!IO' f)r .. ma!K t'-'O '' ... n ent n S•t'p'o,rn e 1...or<Jch or .\nn Peters g spa Sorry no pets 335 le CALL Sheryl •Charming 3BR 1 BA turn *THE llUFFS * t>oat $16001Mo 673-a086 28drm 2' 1Ba : S 1070 675-84 7 or 631-1266 Ilse W 10 garage 1>1g 26r Den 2Ba lro1c POOi NEWPORT Hg ts Jg 3Br 666 W 18th SI 6A2-4905 I eii• f~\: . ? patio S 1050/mo and green1>e11 2 :iat•OS home Part turn Some 4 .: VILLA REllTALS Sl300 mo Newi, oecor-1 ••ew 4-car prkg 5 1850 Overstoc~e<1 .. 11t1 s1utt'A 2 Clwlc •1 ... , #I 00 NlllltOllTaUCH ~ll'SflHllEIT j ated • 544.1559 • 673-8700 722-251 1 Ag1 ca111o c1ass•t.eo .. ,11 ..,e10 •2BR 1'1BA Condo :. ..____. _..._._1. --------'--- •Laroe patios & yards ii ILIFF--•Small pet ok •Carports wlstorage 3Br I Ba, end of cul-de· •Pool sac. quiet. new paint SU IRHZE APTS 9~~c~~'E~ci>~re~9 ~~095 600 W WILSON Vacant Ok view from CALL Ul-2141 outside Open Sun 1 ·3 26R-4~1Jt·Jll lrtdge. PENTAIDGE Cove 2Br dlsh/w. gar. yard Nutrd 26a Beaulllul condo declwd pet ok 1982=6 Great loca11on S1125Mo Meyer S850Mo 549·3484 Secunly 75 1 ·4584 •NEWPORT HTS AREA D1H Poiat 2126 4Br 2Ba oar lrolc din rm newly decor '" & out 2 Bedroom 2 t>atfl house. No Pets S 149S 720-1565 fireplace garage on qu1e 1 c ul-de-sac . S 1100/mo 640-4072 ...-TRI-LEVEL 4BR 3BA. 2600 sq. It S 1800/mo incl pool & landscape ser· 21r tlOISE I URI!! vtCe No pets 546-5880 $800 1S1 & last 63 1-8843 •CAPE-SERIES• RHt. lt1c~ 2140 2 -Den. Quiet Eastalde Beach-2 ~;:foes ,,59A area S 1200 mo. S 1400 mo turn Agt 642-5200 3BA 2600 sq ft New ___ crpt paint S 1700 mo •EASTSIDE 1BR 1BA Avl 1mmed 862-44 17 garage, W/D hkup 1 • 2 Adult No pets $650/mo lmH 144 s oow 5~8-2301 * TIRTU IOCI * •LI IUIT. HR 2~1A Detached hSe 2BA 2BA Frpl, fenced yd. gardener. den dt>I gar Beaut 2 gar w/storaoe Fslde decor Wto grndr incl No $1500/mo yr lse 548-1936 pets $1 500 mo 760-1219 *OPEN SUNDAY 11·2 * 3Br 26a flouse dbl gar 2336 Uttleton Cir enclosed yaro trplc new 210051. 3BR/2' 1BA. lg lloors. carpels & i..ainl. den, s 1350/mo . incls Gardner incl S 1150/Mo water & gardener Shown Sat/Sun 11-3 ~.o_wner 646-!, 166 • 14942 Waverly or -Call 80!>t522•205!> •CILLHE PIH* L I L. 2141 3Br r..ea. new paint, •i••• tlC• carpet, lrplc. dbl gar 28 llBA UNFURNISHED Quiet street. schools nr. Nortn end. close to b.Ch nice yd S 1250 Vacant lrpl view St 200tmo OK view from outside year lease 494-7079 297 Hanover Sun 10· 12 ARCH SCH HGTS 3Br 36R/2'.,BA house Sharp• 26a Mme Some view trpl . d w 2 car garage pa1to 2 car gar S 1260 w/ opener. ldry nkup 1mo lse (2131 378-8364 S 1250/mo 675-2927 Jlr21alPU 2'~ car g11age S 1050 5'8-99 11 UCIUY41R21A Pool, 2 lrplcs, RV rm $2000/mo Bkr 6•2-38SO LIVE II A casnE Sep guest !louses w1oe ocean views Close 10 t>each Acres of gardens. pool & soa 2BR 2BA S 1300 & S 1500/mo Con-siderate apphcants only 494-46S3 or 494-6017 •BEA UTIFUL park. nite. NO Laguna guest flouse sunset, & ocean vu 3Br 16r. 1Ba. gar. <><:ean view 2'tt8a. w/d, pool/spa $850 n 1-5225 olc. S128S/Mo631·1153 497-7457hm lllllTH SPllllS "Polynesian Atmosphere·· Spac condo 2Br 1' lBa tr1· lvl & 26r 28a. den. Fp, w/d hkup, pool. 1ac. gar • carport, S995 & S 1250 • sec. No pets 549-24•7 CIUllMd WO<kS • beyond • 9'ladOW of a Joubl SUMMER rental Ocean- front estate. 2Br • • Fully hJrn1shed Pvt beacfl' $3950/rno 499-6102 L11111 Hilla 2150 11r H-ll1 •ttl Garage. tennis $850/mo 721-5225'-D. 497-7457-N -Merrill Lynch Realty ...-... " . (JM) IPEI lllllY 1-1 llJ( CHtU Ml IAl .. $MM/IO .. 315 Canatiel t ease 2 BO. 2 BA twnhme M Rousselot llll Cll ............. Stst ................. 211 c11•1•llll Custom home. view J Skahan •TIICTH IUCI ....... $355 ........... 1551 ritrrt 4 BO. 3 Bl tarae IOI -.. s Alll1ftaftn WTStH Cl ......... w$315,0M .• --. tta lrtlMJ 3 BO. laree yard.. . .... .... .. .. M Reid UYCIEST... ........ $415, ......... -... IHI TrM1wi1•1 Classic 8aymst 0 Miller .... Vl£I INUS ..... S5'1 ......... ts3 SIMcaatte Stlcle stoty. 3 BR. larae lot S KaramardWI U. mus.... .... --SllS ................. 3717 111et Ille • BR. redone. pool S Corl1nt cmlml CM.-Sl.Sts ........... 2323..,.... s«Wed wattt1ronl M HirtltllC -Ill·--··-1127 ,, .... ,.. 4 ll. *" spa,""' -·-C. Mlasenl• WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. ON THE WATER BA YFRONT ~!h floo r condo" 1h ouhtJnd1n~ ocean \tf'\\' E.legJntcontt'mporan !bdrm "' 1htouthe,01 rbom teal.. S. C'tc ht•d f.?IJ" t l.1nct .. um1• l ustom , .. all lf•'.1111 t•nh ""'' ,, '' hid\! doorn an & poo l Id 1-1400 $770,000 DOVER S HORES h.111rnn1 '"1h d(H I.. tor a 50 boat H1-.11111tul on<' <.IOI\ 3 hdrm ho mC' \\1th dining & 1,11rnh rnoms & j ,unm p.111m Hardwood floors , oak moldtni.: & l.tbmt'H\ & ;1.i1nt•d glass skyligh1s. '13 1-1400 . . ..... $925,000 LIDO VILLAG E hC11 1ng p roperty "" 1th a wall of glass 11n 1 h1• Lrdo Channt.•I & clod. for Jn 80' boat. Stylish 2 hrlrm 2 bJth condo with den. marble fp & large -unn\ Ti.'rfJ(t' m 2 ~ron Mcdrtt'Tr.mearr~m~ ~ 1131-14011. . ........ $925,000 BALBOA ISLAND BAYFRONT Contemporary 3 hdrin '"'h den tam1h & to rmJI d1n1ng rooms & gre at .:• • ir nwt l..1tc hen .\pJrtment O\ N 3 car garage with 1 lid"' ind hu~<' o tt1c. l' nr p laHoom e ller \.\ 111 carry k T D r;; 3-6900 Sl,152,t>OO LIDO ISLE \\ondt•rllil ,J IUl' m 1h1, lo\Ch 2 )to r\ J hdrn 11.1\:ront ''"h n<•\\ do<!.. tor OH~r 60 boat Rt•111t1dl•l<'d "11h •PJ< 1ou' hJ, 1ron1 I" tnt<( room 111,Jnll\ 11<ht'n tJm1h roo m & h,l\lron1 m,·i.tt'f \\1th F n f·d 1-1.100 S 1.295.000 OPEN SAT S UN .............................. 116 Via Lido Nord LIDO ISLE BA YFRONT \ h'111 1lou"I' mJ 1ntatned , lbltlm J hd rm \\Ith prl\Jlc• tw ach " don . in de· •11f',1hlt· '-oud lotat1on ..,pduou' l1"nK Jrea o pens 111 bJ' '"k terrace "1th reirac tJble Clwnings, steps to club & tennis. 631-1400 $1,495,000 LI NDA ISLE Exciting rnnrt•mporMv m ultileve l 5 hdrm "1th family room. d e n S. 2 ~torv kitche n. High t C'il1n~·· bNber carpeting. 11lt~ lloors, rnn ny patios & IM~t· due!... Courtyard en tr ' "'1 th fo untain. 6 31-1400 ........... .. . ............. $1,650,000 LIDO ISLE Rare opportu m h 1or 60' on the water in IJnl.t'll< location Cit qull'I t•nd of island wilh pan- or .11111< '1ews of the tut n1 n~ basin A spacio us 3 bdrm home "1th den built around .in 1n1error patio, o ffers \!rt•Jt po tential. 631 ·1400 ......... $2.950,000 CORONA DEL MAR oct'Jntront fabulous 3 bdrm '"'h unp.irJlleleci """' '"' tht' o cl'an & harbor en1r,1n<e Built on! 101, 1hi-hr11~h1 & o pen custom c ontC'mporan ha' bll'Jt h t•d h,trd"' ood fl oors & 10 mJho~om d oor' 6 31-140 \l $2,'80,000 LIN DA ISLE 8a'rfront. ~pen;icul.ar r~modeled .l bdrm w ith d n, form.JI dining. huge w ine ce llar, cif'cl.. with pool & P.J and pier & slip for ) bo.lts. Qu.lli1v material<. include ta\ cr11ne o nv"'. bra~" & copper 631-1<400.. . . ... $2,615,000 NEWPORT BEACH OFFICE :2436 W. COA.~T HIG HWAY 714-631-1400 Realtors R NEAR THE WATER COST A \.1ESA I ,1,Hdt. l n1r,m• bu ldJblt> R • 2 m '"'' ·, ,h •l "t: 1nrl bu"'' IL (,T REDLC ED 631·1Jfl1l Sl 5Z.900 E.\STSIDE f•>-'.• "• .1 10\.,nhl•n t O nh 9 ,earsold ~ t ,,j· n _ llJ"h n. 1 .ti c OIT'ple' dose 10 \.\ c '1 clifl ,hl'OP 11..: I .1m: r<H•n " th 1.a..ilt ed cetlmR & tire· p l.H C' • •1 h· n \\1th l(rN•nhou\e window, patto & Jttdfh1 d tfwiblt.• li!dra1ee 6 31· 1400 . . .... $189,900 COST A MESA J bdrm home w ith extra room for d e n or din r,>t 1111 quiet cul·dE'·YC .1n desirable area. Lois 0 1 ch.irn' \\llh hJrd,,ood tloo rs. French doors, 1o uch• • 1 1 uwd hrid rt•ar deck & lushl) p lanted \ard \\ •r PtJ\hOU"' 6-3-6900. . ........... $239,000 O PEN S AT SUN ......................................... 2427 Coll~ VILLA B.\LBOA CONDO "Pride o t o v.nersh1p " Plan "4" " •h i bdrm~ lcim1h & tormal d ining room s, firepl.1. , .1 mdf\ & t\\ o lar~e patios. perfect for enten.1 n rh.. Ea~' b1l..e r1d t> to ocean 63 1-1400 SJZ0.000 '.'iE\.\'PORT h, .. 11 h .!. ;11<'' 1u·· •l<'P~ fr orr ,,in~l-1.100 $329,000 :-.iEWPORT ~· • •'" mid pN r .... tla con11 ~ ,mall l 0 1"''p1t'\ •' ·'• P• It> bE'.IC h '(\J( IOU~ 2 h1•r~ 2' • bat h,~ ·h 1", I ,.d ~<Jr l(JrJ~t· extrd pa•~"£ Top quJltt, ,, • t v ,.,, n moldm~ ,\ · It'd l..1tchc ... ~ haths 631-1-1011 S340,000 NEWPORT HE IGHTS F~h & bn ght 4 bdrm Cape Cod "1rn 1'1L.. fJm1lv room Vaulted ('(>1h ng:-h.;rdwood floors '"' ,,~hL .... paned w indows & Fr d<"'"' ,.,. \'ery pn vatt "·'' .._ vdrd w ith bnck patio & lu.•h ,nttage gardt'n 1, 1. 1 ·iOO . . $Ht.Sot BALBOA I LAND Fixer w ith 2 bdrms & larl(t' lamily room pl , .t'tJched bachelor unit wilh k1tch<"nette & prnJt• , 1 ''JnU' A great op ponu nlt\ 10 build or rC'mod• nn -,tJndard islan d 101 m ~rea1 10\.atio n 631-1-l\)0 ....... . .. . . $450,000 HARBOR VIEW HOM ES Fabulous remodel Tile b<>r b( , , r p<.'ted floors & 'aulted c eilings O pen contt ~•por .ir\ 4 bdrm with eclu ded :?nd ''O" m.i••t·•, 1 It 1,lm1l\..S lormal d mtnlit room'~ O\t'1' 'J'\!t' \,11d h \1-1400 $675,000 LIDO ISLE T"o stor-.. 4 bdrm home w11h fa l1l1h & rcirm.l d1n1n~ room( plus small office Garden patio - root dN I.. '"th panoramic \le'f\S .ecunt\ ,,\tern LOH'" •tll'<'I \\Ith beach 1ust step il"'a' 631-1400 ' $745.000 O PEN SAT SUN .................................. 109 Via Wuin • SP YCLA HILL BNuttlul 5 bdrm Y>lt h f 1ench door' & pJned windo w • private pool & sp.i & lo, eh hill \ll''' F rt''h & bnght with ~ h1te tile throughout entn tJn h & formal d1n1n g rooms & eat 1n l 1tche n 631-1400 . .. .. ......... . ..... ... $799,000 BIG C ANYON ~("modeled 4 bdrm home with lam1ly ~ formJI d1 n1ng room~ & Ptrklin pool & pa ~I.. ditithl.t'cl ,o ph1s11c.te d open fl oor plan te\tured ,,an ... lla~'tone & bc.'r~r car~ted flooM & plantation <.hu ller' bJ 1 -1400 . • .•. .. .. . $175,000 UDO ISLE f.lbulou S bdrm ~fate on 3 prime lot\ 1.appr1)\ • ac r ) Th•re 1s • library, form.al d1nrng room rN room & ht floor maids qrtrs. Many rooms ~IT~,~&,tht· 1u h ~~~~.~-::~.~-~-~-~-~~.~.~rc..:O WATEllFllONT llOllES. INC • ........ .. WITH WATER VIEWS CO TA \1ESA \\ 11 h '" f'Jr c t' 11t.:h1 \ 1PW '\ L1l..e 'lt" ~ •.1•.-. 2 • ')a r. "t)\\ ,..hon t> '' 1·h \\hilt:'·\\ ashed hJrd\• 10 I t1oor• ,\.,l1~hh \\C Jd h Jr" n~ rP n<'"" <Jrpt • ~ l'dPt'' dlJrm '"t{'m B• ~t-· \ harm n~ o ll-1-100 SZ20.000 BAYSIDE COVES Bt•J ut1tul d t•t or ~ 101.; 01 up~rade'> n th1, lurr"hed 1 hcl r11 rondc '"th dt'n 6. 1.:t rge pal 10 Pr1Ce 1ncludP• 1-1 2 fl 01011" ho.ti lu•t •teps 10 ba' m gd•t•d c ompl1·' "'1th cc1mrnun11, pool 6. 'Pa 631-1400. $400,000 NEWPORT , o ndo ''1th Ol t'an & bJ\ ''"""' great central locJt1on ,lt'P' to lw,jC'h<'• Tor qualit\ 1 bdrm & dt•n . \lCIUrmt'I l..1 tch«'n trip l• ~arage & secunt'r ........ iem OH~r 2000 -.q It ""''h ... ~ ... lights & nowrnnotrt~~ fi31·1-lOU -s-s·---. ..,.,.-- SOUTH LAG UNA'S \ton,m h 8.n Tt>rrace w11h sprawl mg ( ontl'IT' po•,)'. 4 bdrrr romt Hue.f' fam1h & torm<lf din1n~ •oor. .. •d Jn dn ~ hobb' room .. & J car garage PJ rl.. 1-.t •1•rrd1 l'd 101 \\ th pool c.p.i & po <..,ible 'It'" 6 3 1 '.100 $525,000 CU FFHAVE~ C 1· p pJnor.irr." 't'\'' o • ent rt> '1,1•hr () l'•'' 2 • • & tam1h r11011• hl)r'nl' or 'E'f\ ,Ht:<' ,, , •"te n 'l mod<' o• tJu1hi ,,,_" Hue.e '1ac , • •1'1 u11?\ .\ ... 'f'm S. doubl1· e.arJ~E' \\al 10 J •< r . .., 11-1.: S559.ooo CORO"~ DEL MAR '-t'" uhrd cont•·mpord" J 'l11·"T n "(W Jl .ila1 location on hlut• o'er· c1o r1. • • ·1• h.irlmr D rama1 1c cedc'll ''dt>d un•l " rh '", hr•'P .1 t ... Jnn\ pc!t10' ,1nd '"o car -:ar J\!t .. .100 S725.000 NEWPORT HEIGHT • ,, 111n~ .: bd rm trt>t>hou,t' Solarium .i • • nr" ,1 ·1.·1 ••n1 tht• ncred1hlC' hJrhor views Incl 'd ,,.,. d pJrl\ room 1am11\ room pool & spa & 1 • ,, .: it'•I 1 lltl,\\!(' 1n d "oodt'd h1ll~1de set11nlit 6 3' '.:i'l•l $795.000 OP EN SAT.. . ............................................... 2209 Cliff NEWPORT HEIGHTS '' ih 11n11b,tru1 tt d '11'"'' of ba' ·& OCl'M' , ,1 ''"rn' Tri lt•\el ,,,•h 3 bdrmc. formal d1n1r\. ,\ ,j • 1 \ ''''"n' hrt·a~t a .. 1 •011m & h1~ bonu' rooff ,,. ' '111'f'1hJ r,\(, dt>c ' tor 1n· door outd o1' ' .... 11.1.:0l $795,000 O PEN SAT SC"-................................. 2405 Cliff HARBOR RIDGE "~ • '.H uldr \\Jtl'r & n1~ht h('lht "ews lrom th , 1 ,. d 1.t.1t1 Hom<' \\11h 4 bdrm<. r,1m1h & torma1 0 ' 1 .. • Hlrl\• dC'n & pr•,ate pool & .. pa .2 h u11e ,,, 1 • l 1•1t)m p apf'" S. "'mdo"' 1reatment., 611· '4Cl $874,'°° ...... OLD CORO A DEL MAR (hMmPr u n 1\. lot\ w1lh c m hc '1c w., IU'>t o ll 1he octt.mfro nt M uh i-le,~1 .l ~drm 2 Nth homt' wtt h din1n~ room, unroom rootdecl.. Potl'nttal tor e~~n io n in to \ (' ~( IOU\ .. .ird bJ 1·1400 $12S,M OPEN SAT ••.. --m••n••••·---··------~ B LBOA I L'A D OFFICE 31~ MARI. E V& 714-673-6900 . .. t r ... ........ sc::-s&~ 2a. 21tOfY. I condition, no petall2500mo Jssociated •2BR 18A,Mltllde. gar .. lndry rm, new carpet, paint, quiet bldg. No pets. S750/mo. 720-1565 •2BR 18A, patio, garage, dish wash«. laundry rm. No Pets!. 1650/mo. 645-6662 or 660-2318 VILLA BilbOi fUrn 2Br A*!.,~~~!. 2Ba. ram rm. fonnal din, Studio 1Br 2Br 2Ba like den pool ape ooeen/ • • • bay• tM 1;8C>O/mo,. new. w/balcony 0< P"" S32.M'821d 771-0428/n patio, trplc, pool, spa. MESA VERDE AREA· Quiet 28R I BA, yard, hkups.enclga1age. $700 181, IHI + dep 2867 Hickory Plaoe 751-9483 llWLY MOIURI 2BR w/gar. new carpets 1567 Orange "A". $695 636-4120 Call 1-5PM lndry. No pets $550 Up ~ ~ti sec. VELMA 549--2447 lmY •MUTH ~ •EASTSIOE 3BR 18A, 2Br 1'h8a w/gar. crpts. '-•--~ ,. .. _ fireplace. garage, lg drps, bltlns. tncd patio ...... .._. patio. 273 Ogle $800/mo. 636-4120 Call 1-5PM eiEeOTIVe preferred Avt 9/1. 759-3031 667 Victoria 'E'.~,$720 I 2Br. 1ea. unrurn. crpts. Ullll "'* 2619 Santa Ana 'C'.. S735 drps. ltve. trig. Yrty. Park-1BR~tove. small yard, no NR Newport Hgts. 48r. Ing. 826-8810* pets SS40/mo 650-4751 2ba hse Coontry kitchen •YEARLY $1100/mo• ___ w/d. dbl gar. pool. spa Deluxe 2 Bdrm. garage * SPARKLING * Singles OK $1600/Mo parttlng, steps to bay. 28Rl1BA includes small ! +utlls •645-8051• Refs reqcl 875-3063 yard • one story. · S665tmo 675-4886 Nr SC Ptza. lmmac BAYFRONT twnhse. 28R H~BA . 18R yearly, parking, no $400 1BR Duplex on W. Quiet tenants $750/mo •t-•l•• *Ulll 1M 1U* Frig, dlsttwalher, •tove 1 car pwttlng. •.t blk to bet. incl. No pets 545 • .a55 $860/mo. Bkr 642-3850 1111.a.ar..1&,t& IOUI YllWI 11r 1Br 18a 1lngle atory. 2 adults. n-peta. $850/mo. $650/mo 997-3175 497-4252 or 964-1329 --------- STUDIO cottage. Full kitchen, utila pd, view, deck. Nr Crescent Bay Bch, 1 person. $600/Mo * * tBR. crpts. drps, +sec. 494-2874 * * * * * * * COME HOME TO NORTHWOOD PLACE U.llLI 38drm, 2 bath. patio. gacege.$1500 associated lo. ' ' t ~ t ,•, I I 1... ~, ear Oiif. f>Uut lrg R 2BA townhouse w/lrplc. d/w, lndry rm, encl gar- age. No pets S 10007mo 548·0390 or 861-2538 gated complu. pool. 1..,..rt lt1cla spa lndry tac $650/mo :..::.!: No pets Call 541-3391 •A,.I* ******* ., ...... 1 • 214,. &,111mtlfl ... IYlll -lfWNIT IUllU llTS. • WIT1I "'' llft • FUnllH w1~., 1tA1.1'COillUI" BACHELOR furnished on 1BR 18A 1n EASTBLUFF beach pool saun.1, ex-Lovely environ men I. •cent r a I a tr/heat •ercise weight room Pool. NON-SMOKERS •Microwave ovens "" .,...,, ,_. 111 ZIA • IAf Ylilf I. ~ AISO .. p 18' 1100 14 K I I Ilk ••" "'""'' dool 57501mo 960-0879 No pets $695 640-0349 •Plenty of storage • .,.. ..:f.~ g;ur•u•• ltwport lucll t •3 Pools w/spas 266 ltwpl!! lt1cla 2111, • Pets welcome! SORRY, NO PETS 710-0tlt IS LIW U 1110 I ~EWPORT orth ondo • 2Br 2Ba and loh. al e, end 1 <t NORTHWOOD PLACE unit 2 car gar, pool, per- 1300 Hayes Street tect tocauon. unturn, one THE FAIRWAY APARTMENTS AT BIG CANYON (Off 1-5 at Jettrey 1n Irvine) yr old $1400/Yr lease 759-8390 lil-•100 I NICE Newport Hghts 2Br I 1Ba Gar. pool, gas & Western National Property water pd S750 No pets Management 650-8213 or 760-1418 ---OCEANFRONT 2'~8r, 18a pets or •mo k Ing. 17th near Whitt!« Ave. 1 642-3153 or 957-0599 Ll\·t on th• 10th rasrway of the exclusive S875/mo. 673-6640 adult, non·smotc8f only. 11uardM ~lll~ B1ic Canyon Country Club amtdJt •SIPEll ICW VIEW duplex lower n-carpets 2 mstr suites. Newly decor paint. gar, yearly $1150 $1350/mo. 759-9314 642-2047•2131721-9057 CHARMING 2BR.18Aapt. Rentalretreqd 548-3829 RELOCITllG I our l1t-.. u!1lul n ..... tr 1ard,11L Nur Fuh1on Rear unit, 120'h Coral. --Newly furnished 51ngles. l·ldnd Fl<~dnlh 11ppo1n1ed I. 2,and 3-~room 3 ~•s tt MICll gar. w/d. Ga. water pd. 1 ._...~BAU 18r complete with phone luJ«m Jl'Jrtmtn~. ~nry fireplaces .... ,t 2Br. 1Ba. patio. carPO<l yr lte $1000Mo 673-3047 ~-u service, TVs. pool, park-h.ir, Jlf 1011d1t111n1111t. washer/dryer hookups. S900 avl 8/ 15 673-3852 ..... Uttle 1s1a114 t~. reas wkly rates $15 IJr~., pall" "r hulconv. cathedral ceilings, fully· 28r lBa furnllhed/wlnter. UlllTIEITS OF with this ad 1st week etiu•1>tJt-<l k1r. h .. n,, '! 1·ar garage with storal(t E:,~~~L~~~Os~,~~etr~~~ Fcx 2 adults. 673-8017 Sparkling clean. large 2080 Newport Bl 642-2611 ,helf fenlrJI l.111111 pwi A maintenance-free Garden apts Beautrlully SPACIOUS 18r els 10 bch e-~1,tenu· I lp~u \1110 ·Fri 8 a.m. to;; p.m., new apptlances & micro, LOVELY studio apt. Yrty. landscaped grounds. $595 incls refrig stove, I ..... ekend. 1 ' 'm new decor. garage Pnvate patro Near s~. Poot & spa pallos/decks. pool carport. ldry all ut1I Iv ' fl"' ... ··' ~~~=~~ 1~~~~y ~~: I . I .·~ , "1'• ( '4A Bayt.ant S675.f7mo55. Avail garage orcarpor1 pa1d.xcptelec 548-0492 ir .. m s :1• :• only No pets 675-0068 • •. ,.1: • '•1' ''"'' ... 9/1.Call673-Sorry.nopets -----s~-~ .. I I'""" I·~ .. ···~ ••. '.t· I 1. P • I BachelO< $590 Spactous 1BR pool. lndry I 111hrrm.111u JtHI -FOR RENT-FOR RENT •" ~ l" ,, A I • •• • ••••• I 1 Bedroom ·ssso carpon Stove & refng 3\3llJl>tlll\ ( ,, I LARGE SANDBOX WITH The NEW -I 211? 28drm 1'1.Ba $800 incl NO PETS $565 .., GIANT POOL' Woutd you C'.\VJDl""'\DT •2•eR•.-g-ar-age-.-new-.. ty-m--.1161E18th St 642·0856 S350_dei:_ 642-140 1 I 1714) 644-0509 believe a 3 bedroom. 2 PARK Nr:wr'VI' I ated, steps to bay/beach ---;------Sparkling clean 2Bdrm bath apartment 1 block f 7141644-1900 910W Balboa Blvd. 28drm 1i.ea S,8l5 l '•Ba $740 All ut11s pd 1 s.~' "i+ from the beach Call J.tno•,...4''""~"" rh.., ABOVE THE BAY S eparates you·n resort to ti~e and time again. Whether you're going out or staying at home, this three-piece pants outfit is the perfect choice. Easy fitting shell and elastic pants are topped by a three-quarter length tunic coat. Shell, pants and coat each have two main pattern pieces and in Misses Sizes S(8-10), M(12-14). all are very easy to sew. ~ Designer pattern 4206 ts available I L( 16-18), XL(20-22) included in pattern. ~ $3.25 plus $1.00 PIH for each pattern l ( ordered. Send to: Reader Mall. Dept. 0000, Box 4000, Niles. Ml, 49120-4000. Pnnt name, address. zip, pattern number. size. (NY and Ml residents add sales tax.) OFFER GOOD THAU JAN. 31, 1989 $975/mo yrly 675-9650 I 151 E 2 lst SI 548·2408 Fn&, ~r Sorry. no pets McLAIN f'I. rFltPRl'iE'• today and move 1A-Sep-I """"''~ s. .. ~ r • •• ..., 19 'lace "•2 4905 tember 1st 975· 1677 L:::z:::.:....;;:;.i..."..;;.•_~....;h.;.::;"-"---' BAY VIEW STUDIO Fire-: ~~'!!.__a~~=--~.,..~·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~'!_L_'.:'.:.'.::~ ~--------........... · •. ·.· ... ·.;.-.-.·.·.·.·.-.·.·.· ..... ·.·.·. · ... · •. ,;·:-::-·-:·:·:·'"·>"":···:······· .·.:· ... · .... ·.· .......... ·· .. :.·: .. ·: .. ·:.·.:.·.:.:: .. :.:.=: •• :.:.=:.::.;:.·:.·:.::.:.·.:.·.:.·.:.·.:.·.:.·.=.·.:.·.:.·.:.· -;:-.-:·.::::::;~~==·:·:·:·:·:<·:·:·:-:·:·: ................................. -:.: .. -:-:·.->.-:-:-;.: . place. small kitchen,. ~'9l:Fll!ld I Avail 911 $650/mo Vfly 910 Balboa Bl 675-9650 APAITllEITS •2BR/2BA $925/mo yrly. Large attractive Apts 1n a 2 blks trom beach New beautiful garden setting. carpet. 1 car attch gar. Pool/spa, garage or 759-9506 or 673-5370 . carport Sorry, no pets. BRITE. clean upper 28R 2Bdrm 1' ·Ba $785 18Aw/gar $850 1815 W. 28drm 2Ba $810 Balboa Agt 650-3890 398 W Wilson 631-5583 Owner 818-790·71 59 -----------1 Bedroom $640 STEPS TO BEACH• 2Bdrm 1 Ba $760 Cozy 1BR/1BA. large cov-301 Avocado 642-9850 ered patio. new carpet. _ -- yrly, $600/mo .. ullls incl. •BACH $595 Great East- avall. 1mmed 673-6177 side loc' Gar. cable avt -Clean & cozy 1BR $610. WINTER RENTAL BatbOa Grnblt wlBBO. lndry rm. Penn Pt. 2BR/ 1BA. '• blk Sorry No pets 631-84271 to ocean 0< bay, no pets.1--------..,,,.-=---$950 av 9115 723-0192 BEAUTIFUL E Side lo- ca11on studio for quiet C.tu ••I Nar 2'22 working Fem $450/mo, , 1 Ase lrom ocean eivd.. s200 c1ean1ng. to1a1 Big Corona 1Br 1Ba move-m $650 Come 1n 1 Duplex. lower. $950 incl person for viewing. f utll/refrlg 673-9013 2527 Elden _A __ _ 2BR 1BA apt. 2 carports.j IUmFIL USTSllE I comm pool. trig. d/w. 2BA l '1t8A Twnhse. Frplc, lrplc Close to beach. 2 gar yard/patio lndry rm. occupants No pels quiet loc $850/mo 1 $925/mo 673-5333 2617 Orange 1 LRG 2brms close to' TSL ~~MT S-42-1603 ocean' Upper unit, lrple, •LllE Inf* all appltanoes. garage • i Come see the difference . $1075/mo Greg completely remodeled. 675-5511 Beautiful 2BR apts Pool, 1390 __ '1._mo_ultls--patd' Room rec room laundry room. to share 58r n-pets.~ady for ins ant move- Fem n-smkr 708 B in' Only $640 to S650tmo Avocado CdM 675-5219 -$200 OFF MOVE-IN 38r, 2Ba trplc retrlg h1 beam celllnQ. sundeck w/dryer. dlw S1250tmo Yrly 213/474-6642 Wll&UlPTS. 530 W Wilson TSL MGMT 722-9012 or 642·1603 Sorry No Pets• lllO MYll YH II! •WTSlll-.-- 2eR 1'-'IBA. Close to bch' Lg 18R • lg walk-in closet, 900 Sea Lane 644-2611 W/D hkup. gar Avt nowl c..ta •na $675/mo Jean or Craig 631-1266 9ealiBAU WM*A •"l ........ . These A!.~~:C. lea-EW Rt/ 111 ture pool. 'P&. private dwnstalrs. no pets patios 0< decies. garage $650/mo 631-6155 0< carpe>rt in a beautifully E'SIDE 28r 1Ba . upst8irs. 1 landscaped Hltlng fresh paint, lndry lac. no Sorry, no pet.._ pets. $690/mo. 271 'D' E. Bach41k>r $560 16th Pl 644-0452 28drm 1'/•Ba $770 1 ~ -----lft lllTD ITIEIT E'SIOE 28r 28a twnhse COSTA MESA Fplc. yard, gar, llke new. $920 666-40 19/days M2· 1•H 640-2426/eves & wknds r::~:~~· $@ \\~µ-~t,if~· woo t UU -----1-4 ... CLAY t POllAN 0 t.a,·o~;• ·~e 6 lt''o ... t.t.d -ord' ,.... ow '0 1111'1?• e 6 ••"'0,, ,..-g• ,, • ,.. 1t"• ' o.I f!IC.., "" •1 ~ f t~wo· ., S A C E R E I I I I' 11 G N 0 B E E I UNSEGI 1 I I I' I I I T I S S N I I I I I . I' I MEERGl ~ I I-I I' I I - A well ~ in my flOIM reeds 'C>uH Women Ha-.e Immaculate Hotnet " A )'OU"9 Migl\C)ot rMd 11 Ind Mid. "Boy yo_u mu11 be sn --peraoh · •=-r r r r r r r r r r r 1 •~-. I I I I I I I I I I I I Trouble Finding a Home? ... HILL TOP S ats Extra sharp trt-level with 3 bedrooms. 3 baths. e>ctra bedroom 0< den. family room with llreplace t\uge master suite 3 car garage. association pool Shows hke a model' $299,000 Call ERA STAR 714-U1-51n OFFICE EXCLUllWI Great COf'ner home with 3 bedrooma. ., 2 baths. flrepl~ in hving room. extra parking. close to new golf course. school and churches. aw,,., wants last sate and escrow! $189,000. Call ERA STAR 714441-51n 8832 BELLSHl"E HI -Exquisite close to t>ei,ch. beaultful 4 BR 2' 1 BA with flreplace in 11ving room. 3 car .garage. new fence. large master suite. great lntertor track locahon $289.000 Your Ho~tess: Lynne Thies 714-841-51n ATTENTION LARGE FAMILIESll 6 bedrooms. 3 baths with family room, bonus room, fireplace in hv1ng room. low maintenance yard with enclosed paho. close to Ire.ways. shopping. 1ns1de tract location $259.900 Call ERA ST AR 11c-M1-11n 22912 LAKI FOMIT U. -LAKI FAONT HOME WfTH DOCK• lncredlbty quiet #Id..,.,..,.. on ptt¥ete •• 4 bedrooms. 2.5 bath•. 2 car enecNd gwege '-'tthll 1er111 ·trees on~ l9wr'I 10 1111•. Due*• ertd 91919 no eictra oott! $275.000 YOtK Holt: Steve Wetherbee. C... IAA STAR 7,._..,_, Try ... ERA REAL ESTATE OPEN HOUSE AUGUST 1 HUNTINGTON BEACH --~ MAIN ST -GRACIOUS COLONIAL REVIVAL! One of a kind In dOwntown H.B. close to beach and parks. This custom home fea1ures a park-hke setting with tiered rose garden. upstatrs master suite with private bath and balcony. fireplace ln lamlly room and bedroom. On triple 1011 $395.000 Your Hostess. Betty Elkrns-Rice. Call ERA STAR 714-M1-51n. 20601 REEF LN -EXCELLENT NEIGH80RHOOO CLOSE TO BEACH! L.atgtlbedroom. 2.5 bath home with llreplace in family room. inside laundry. freshly painted. refurblshe<l baths, newer waterheater. workbench & storage ~nets 1n garage Included $259.900 Your Hostess: Lenit1 ArnOld Open Sunday Only 1-4 PM Call ERA ST AR 714-141~s1n. 21029 POOLSIDE LN -.NEAR BEACH! Sunken llving room with fireplace. formal dining, family room. oak accent throughout. 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, front patio. trl·level. $215.000 Your Host. Jim Economos. Can ERA ST AR 714441-S1n. BEST BUY IN H.B.! Great value tn thts 2 bedroom. 1 bath 2 story condo with enclosed garage. within biking distance to beach. Community pool! $104,900 Call ERA STAR 714-141·S1n. 10172 MEREDITH DR -EAST COAST FEEL! Meredith Gardens 4 bedroom. 3 bath tri-level home with family room. formal dining room, formal hving room with marble fireplace. mirrored entry hail with ceramic tile. lathe & plaster contruc- hons. fa111y new carpelinQ $327.500. Your Host: George Tays Call ERA STAR 714-141-S1n. 154n DUKE-LIGHT I Al .. YI Ou1et cul-de-sac location 3 bedroom. 2 bath home, with master suite, newer earthtone carpet, wallpaper & kitchen flooring. in ground IP• Is surrounded by cool lawn area. One story for maintenance ease. $209,900. Your Host: John McDonald. Open Slturday Only. Call ERA STAR 714-141·1177 CO<...., T t\. MF SA NEAJt OCIAN •E 'A TH I PAM! Thts home has it 111t with 3 bedroom•. ltreplaoe in living room, famlfy room, large master lulte. spacious dining. $142,500. Catt ERA STAR 7 1-t177. 31171 YIA OAUO -MOUNTAIN YllW Equeetrian trllils. geted community Wl1h pool & tennis. Tri-leWI .tttl 3 bedrooms plus den. 2 baths. skylights. Iota of wood, ruat1CI Prrvat• spa In qule1 bec:ky11d that bactts to greenbett. --S359.000. Y(Nf Hostess· £V91vn Oatbott. Call EBA .STAR 714-19--· WFSTMINS Tf ~~ 1211 .IUD90N -m I IPAI 4 bedrooms, t be"'9 8 & S Monterey with 2 fireplacea (ftwnlfy room & llvlng room). sltytiOht. central AJC, greenhouM window, formal dining room. lneide laundry, all on one floor' '251,500. YOtK Hoel .... Vlctcy Bagley. Call ERA STAR "4411-t117. H/\Wl\llAN (jJ\RDf N:, 1.111TM IT -A ff llil'TIOM llVllTOllll Zoned "-2. ctoee to~ center . ._. bfd(ywd, 2 bedroom. 1 Mltl. bonut room een be uMd • third bedfoom. s 111.too. Cell ERA ST AR 114-141-lm. 8700 WARNER AVE. FOUNTAIN VALLEY 92708 714-841-S 177 .. Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/SUnday, August 14, 1981 .. ·~.._. 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Vllong RE. 5'0.o •Few hou<1 ...-iv 23-18-~ lit .... 9591 •• • • ,.. w .,.._., ·--Vice beys AND 800 tq h •lnc:r9d1ble relurnt t W/M exec Mekt MW· •I/I ~ IMch Full time ftftftd ~· ~,0 ·' ~•·7~/tmoept 111""', lum, encl~.,.,.., last. 875-Mtt office Just list.Ot HM!th No Mii /1 y · 1':'"':. ,. 10 bMctl vrty se " ~, _.. u lailatu I flaucial • mo r1agel bu11nett 1m1ty •II IEITIY ...... 11, •• IDIUD COfd reqdt~~, A¥1 9110', Mature edult M/F, n-smk, avall m11*f SEABRIDGE VILLA to IN motlvtt .. Ml* Otfer.O •Fantutic ca"'.....,nlngt' mtncs.d W/F 2~rt --.. 1 •----••••-- -~ ,...._, prefd. (714lt'&-4187 Ot S750/Mo. 720-9220 w/prol .. n·smkr, conMtV at S535,000 luiatll ftr Salt Call NOW 305-4&7-S639 Ser1ou1 onll S•f\d :~· ,::;::~T: Boolh rental 1100/wk iiiJiiEifiiiiiiiil (811""•'-•750 ·--·-111Tl.I.* fem .. HB.aUamef'l .. Cherl ...,.IHI --Photo/i.t1er phone °' -, i>«sonal phones •up-llUlllYPBlll r -9e0-0890/ 21~493-2571 ' ._... M T Leu 2tl4 OP PO BOX 3557 Colla lemp to pe<m ...ion-plied. J W Alf9C)rl area FI T Seeltlng detlv•t'I ALK TO BCH NA HOAG Fem thr SBr/281. mstr • U 1·UU ouiek §j(@ IHJ I Mesa CA 92828·3557 "*'11 posit tons ivillible 852-aaoa Jonelle lloek"" w•-. ,.._a t- •L1tge 1er S725 bdrm."''"· ~5-2878 SEEKING pro! Fem adult, Nail Salon o c. Airport UD flit ScL I 111 all 01 0 c T ••• ... /llm :;..Pi646'.'1«,' "' O/W, microwave. pool, t moker ok, E. t ide NBS8000 756-1182 no qualtl'J•ng II low II •MI OL WeaVlf •mt;•'iet 9aar5G ..., •P•. cover.O parking c,~~a~:.R~~!4:<i~:J~ apacious2BR,t:Jok,1t1 7'•% upto100%LTV all laatractita 3112 <7141s.1-0 50 ForsmaHmfgcompany1n Dental 140 1 SuparlOf'. 846--6838 1mkr, $475'/mo. + uUI. pnvllegee 631" 722 lasiaHI ~t Ol< 720-1752 BE d INNING PIX NO NB &pefi.nc. nee In llllP11llllT WESTCLIFF Area28r/2B1 S225 MC dep. 875-2553 WILi Tl IUlll Ontrtaait'" 2904 *WIDOW HAS SSS LESSONS in CdM AIP/,A/R,par,oll& relrlg .. dw, lrpl, 1100 COM N/1mkr1hr 4BR Ophc shr. CdM 2BR/28A unit, il'M'.&6-PotiNTIXL for TD•' $10,000lup No adu1t1/teen1/chlldren: &OClllTlll ge;;~~.':s-;~s112 F~ec~1::nt, !':;!~ tq.'1 .. pool, cp, mtture on Goldenrod. Lg mttr Br call 873·8248 ••Ill llU Vending Route/Local cred "/no pen Call Den-•675-1793• were looking tor quallf'I •a.m•H --• wltlll 6'0~0921 adulll, no pata. $850/mo w/Ba. Avl 111 wk 01 Sept. tab Wut ... lllAL New Basketball Gem• n1son Assoc 873-7311 • people to service quality .., -... _._. ---..,...---- +MC. MS-0302 $450 + u11l1 760·1343 LUSlll I SAUi machine. Great Lo· ---Eapl!!!tat clients In the Real Estate/ Sub-Pl S8 22hr Work llSIWASlll DP'I WllTllJFf lrtl Jlr M/F 2BR 2BA Condo SK. Sing' m1ture wMe male, ;:~~~~~~~blS~o~~ AutUCt!!atl Dt .,... Jtti Const Industry cloM to home 3-3''thra FIT Must speak Englilltl 2Ba. F/P, bright and atrv. Bldgll Undrgrd prkg. 24• vltltlng from England CHUCK CURRIER s 1000 weekl'J Call Jack Lest I ftul ztZS an ICI •1/P IMlllUTH I* dav No experience Apply in person Mffa $895/mo. 862-5425 Avtll 911 French Park r~r 2N~\~1 ~= HARBOR REAL TY t 800 346--0645 AUNTIE FAY AGENCY •SIOlnUIH n.c 55&-327~ EOE Verde Convo Hosp &e1 area, SA $400Mo •sec 673•5433 • Olliee 673-4400 • • F-1 NII llas openings tor prof Temporary & temp to NewPofl-M... chOOI• Cente< St S.8-5585 Yrly 2BR 2BA unfurn. gar, 891-7048<1667-0984e Residence 644·5297 Sales/Marketing 111WwT IUC• domest1C1, lt.,.1nt0U1 No na.m ass1gn"" .... ts ava11 ,.. .... newlv decorated. avl WANTED 1 or 2BR house IAT1-•• 11a••m11 r-tee 1000 Quail NB ....... .....,.. _._.. now! $950/mo. Walk to CREATIVE/clean environ. to rent In C.M area. b'/ LIGITlll LICITIOll ---•Male black/brown 752-6776 · D L Weaver Tempotanes F T PIT position• evt tor MllCIEW ...... _ .... St 8/t." o1 to 1 2a 57001 p 111~..,•S snepard-m1~ I '7141 ~7-0550 AM N"'ht & wttno snltt• ,,_... an """ or respons person-r . Oct 1. Of leu. r199 rime Location •• BABYSITTEA-hsekee,..• ·-------• ·• =-.....---..,.-.1----IBa, sml sunnv CdM apt. empt couple 29.30 need C Mesa. Near Npt Ben SALES CO AD4NATOAS •Female P'lre-bred )ellow ..--• at Newport Oytter Bat & at1 I $450/Mo •875-1522* gar & tencd vd 10< good Ch0tce $100.000 10 $250,000 -lab w/blue eolt11 needeCJ M-Th 8-6 7mo I Grill Appl'J in S)9non Salling clob. FIT & PIT 675-7100 fidi NEAR UCI 28r,2Ba S.U•I quiet dog. Yard work I Npt Blvd Frontage Salary & comm We aper-•Male P\lr&-t>red go1oen ~7;,~!o ~!ie ',9~~8;e-IEIHll lfFtCE anydav ocept W.O It --------· mo • ·~ ul. F 22_28. resp, maint & remodl avail. W1ns1 0 on'1 545.5595 ate lnterna11ona1ry 1n th41 retreiVef w red collar _, ~----1 2100 W Oceanfront NB IMLIYDS- 1<enne4 help near 0 C F11rgrounds Will tram. PIT S4 75/hr S.9-9799 outgoing. n-smkr, prof Kathv 75 1-7516/W. lda1tr&1l 2711 ~1!r ~~":;~ry ~:= __ 111-1030 CHILDCARE 2 Boys I & 3 Tile Orange Coas1 Oa>ly C&I-PIT F/T pref 673-68561 854--'238 Clrlftl IH IHI 1 lfh I P • cesstul candidates w111 yrs In NB hOme 2 day ?1K>1 nas an tmmeoiate For partting lldlltY SS hr FE./ .. L--· w/llF -·· omo11 ha e s b I I al t ..... 7am·3 30pm refs reQd pan time pos11ton tap. Newport 8..ai 875-2790 lllYER/IEIEl&l ~ -,., v u 5 an 1 equi Y English 'Pl!g 642 .... 41 5 proi11ma1e1y 20 h<>..11s per ctean OMV 25-30 hrs/wt\ 869 Sandcastle CdM •EisTsioE STORAGE office & Whrhse tor lease trRom their sales l0<ee FOlJNO ADS EXP Lady ~s Pa-r1-weeto.1 ass•sttnn •n lhe CllllPIAITIC &SST am on1y "•S-0032 "'--ht $5501•• • 120' 1566 ~ 7500 sl. ltght man lg 10 It I ecumng income re-........ ., · ., " ... ~..., In Beautllul lg home nr So MALE 40_ empt n·smk w/electncal outlets Incl.. 1 1 eo • s30 Million monthl'J ARE FREE CM call 669-0416 alter 6 cant must type 40·~ mottvat.O individual IOI lllYER PISITlll -, .... o • UNIT ,Single garage access doors 16 h ceil· Stdualsl Time nousewo<k m NB or Legal Oeoar1ment Apph· Foi front olfa Seelong Coast Plaza-Fem shr BA w/pvt' BA ~r . 2 sty ulll paid. s120. 650-589• mgc:ir':~.t;,';5-6811 sales * * • * • • * wpm ano oe aote 10 work last p1ced prac11ce IS6hr PT FT Coritact balh, w/d, pool, Jae $350 CM 1c' ~ S 5 M 11 • 1 C II -Ne 1 w tn tne public Please call 857-1888 Laura 497-2282 mo .. dep. 556-1737 $4~· v 64l~84~gts I Coaatrcial 600sl, loft. storage can be I !s~6 <><X>'r sales parot I a : •CHILDCARE WANTED• ?tease call Judy Oetltng 1•iv1•1w.-.E-,---I mo • I made Into 2 lrt olc & work · •pense sa ary. mature n·smkr. fem for 2 at &42·4321 E.aienston Clencal nn n STUDENT /prof M Quiel 1 area I 72S Monrovia lam1ly college tut11on. c:nildren nights live 316 1~/o FREE TUllEE N·smk, n-drgs Balboa M/F 25·35 to shr w/ M. 41 ICf at C M $650/mo 675-3 17S complete insurance 642-5678 int out call 892-8356 Lt kit $400/Mo 1st. last BA dplx, NB/Penn, av I Join our successful pro-$$$$ Good dnving record Neat +sec.Avl8115 675-1166• 9·1. $550~/mo n·Smkr. .27H huae Pro,erty tessionals earning live &I Ban~ing 18yrs Opp1y1o advanee View NB home. cable TV, 1 ··sTA B=~5·038B88 B C I WHTOUFF llllltll 2790 ' ~~~~~ure mon1hly in-FOU DC G I £a•llfllt8t 5530 OPERATtOH ITIUTY Aecept1on1s1 Secre1ar1es ~~!~!~3S1~;es 5~t~363 kllllndry prlvs semi-pvt "" in r 12 8 M Corner VIEW Suite e 1 1 ; N al rey tabby on * SECURln * -entry. shr bath, n/smkr. hm, Smm. to bch, lg yd, FULL SERVICE Duplex 3BR 2~a; u 2~~ ~v~1:ry eve1 pos Ions 819, v1c1nt1y Wes1c1111 & Our •deal cand1oa1e wm ~~ Y:U~~111=~~1=~c:'~ IRIVtll llmlCTllS Reis $350/mo 760-169 t I ~ditJ,.,~~~tlsri~~~-~on I Westclill & Irvine. Npt Bch 2BA dn $2400 !urrent Cahtornia Clean Water ~~er Or 646'2336 1111 1 *OFFICERS* '1a.;e a minimum ot 2 OOltars working tempor-Train lor career PIT & B t I / .. t I 2711 141-1101 mo ly tnc 4 car gar 1 100 112 5•00 I 1ears ... on .. ng know1eoge "Clry Long and short 1erm F'T 250-4064 t t I t I MSTA BA 1n 3Br/2Ba CM 1 1 S395K Mod bldg Gr1 tlr I • • • • FOUND fem K11tPn ap· T I It I k I -----1 .... •Ill South Coast Plaza own o a areas o ban ass1gnmeo1 available or HYCLWtH PIESSEI SIALlll llTEL hm, Smln 10 bch , lg yd. I 300, ..01_ 1111 Un plan, eacn unit has ftp J11 pro• 4·6 wks 1011g hair Center has tmme<J•ate opera1tons including y:W NOW" Call Teresa Wool Will train Star1 $6/lr Wkly rentals now avail '1u1. ideal for right per-1 1617 WESTCLIFF D~OVE Steps 10 sand Cannery gray ttger 8 12 2?rd 8 openings tor Secunty 0,_ nole tunc11ons Good for appoin1meo1 medical CdM 67s,.1579 $147.00 wk & up 2274 sonav811 S450548-5543 Nwp18ch,Agt541-5032 'VIiiage Reaiiy 673-3777 VENDING Newpor1 CM 6•5·6874 fiee<s 10 proV1de pair~ communica11on and Nwpt Blvd. CM 646-7445 NB lovely home 2 blks to I •lfFICI FH IEIT• I Turn Ke~ hslnen LOST BIRD COO' A TtEL and dispatch wtth1n a n,. ..-arhema1tcal skills VICI tit a lea tali beach, n-smkg Female ls6501Mo Ove< 600 sqh in I IEWPllT IC• llPUI ' ~.~0\~ ="K:....i!~ 1Tanome1 gr.Jy ,e ow nse otttee comple• Par•. •e<;.,..red 2722 20-35 yrs $425/mo tncls NB. 646-2333•840-sss7 1 block 10 lhe beach 3BA P'OOum '-o M""'9 ·~•eel red band on leq 10.e~ le1-11me and tull·l •me pos. .Ve oiler comoe1t1tve ut1ls 545.9904 ' . I 2BA & 3BR 1 BA 3 c I !Mo«<:• com_.cn M:COUnts tuce REWARD 644. 408 11tons ava1lal>le P1ease :>a•anes & t>eneltls For •3e•r""1•2e•.-1'"u"'llY ..... l""ur·n-1Sh~ed'!"' N B poolside 2Br 2Ba All 1 TIE m~ninsh~~ parking $3691 000 c!1~ :::.~ ~-9..~~ .. ~!.":; LOST glasses .... Der 'Y contact CRAIG FARROVV cons.oerauon w/dbl gar . '• blk from amen111es v1e~' Furn. Newpor1 tr • 8 on DIANA PROSSER Q•~ua1" "9f ot Sl.400.00 --colored case Hun"d nu 81 bch • NB. summer ren1a1. $580tmo $300 deposit. The Ett1Ctent Allernattve 1 6"·6590 or 760·5000 "'"" ·~ ~""M AOP'0• 8 rvs Hosp /Beacn B area llDIClll llTEIST&n 1111 $1200/wk 721-8113 722-8472 Full servtee Of answenng ""°' ... ..-"0" "' ,_ 641 -9671 SMTICIASTPWA serv1c e/mat1 only ~ ~~A..V S•t.JOO cast> "" '1!n<l•n; 611 Anton Bouleva•o 2BA·den. single tam11y PROFFemseeksprol M/F 640-5470 IKU",f"ll'a f I ~~008~2~!8;~ •• ,01c~'. LOST Ova! 3~1 O•amond Costa mesa CA 92626 NB house lblkfrombch toshr3Br new luxNwptslC -. -1 ,-\t·w·i "'4 '1'' l'J \ .1 ,.,.,.. •2e Prt~ ~••!led 2• stone Saturda1 o 6 (11•)2•1 -1100151• Quiet. PV1 comm, encl Hghts nome O/W, W/D, oaaerc11 rtftrly . \\ 't . ~ I • 1 1 "' • cs.t 5u<>O•• t• ·• a<· Near Ralpns Ha•bo• .Ju 'Id $800/wk 646·599411t Ip yards gar 642-2008 2771 REA~TOAS • '""'l!O : •REWARD• 759· 19 •4 Equal Oppty Empio,l" Whetever you re in 1ne mar· • t C cti LAGUNA BEACH Rehab L LOST RING 1as1 "'ee~ •n ACCOllTAIT /STAFF A tlr Cynthia Th()feson 500 Newoort Center Drtv .. "le.,. POrt Beach CA 92660 ket to buy, someone's prob-nt~••• 1 lllt 11 18000 sfl 600 Blk (PCHI Hobby•sls lino IM eciu•P· S:~~~:;:i; ~1;.;;: or Mervyns Irvine Snopp1n9 #tlh wnte-up & receN ta• ably inlhemarket losell · •n 1 0 00 sot roomma5te7s avail Owner $950.000 men1 and suPPl•t'S tne, n~o noboy 1>ytook1ng tnrough Center Large REWARD exp Costa Mesa CPA 0'· (71•) 140-5100 clU$tlied. PEN 7 days 5 -4000 494.4318 .,, classifled ciassitieo 760-1113 Sen11menta•• 1.ce Call Pal 642·0!>05 Equal Opply Emp1oyer ,TAR CENTER WEEKEND 2-14 FOUNTAIN VALLEY 1•11 KAWAll CT -LOW MAINTENANCE! Completelv repainted 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath with two ltreplaces, beauttful end unit) $209.000. Your Hostess Elaine Kahler Call ERA STAR 714"41-51n. OAZEIO I IPAI Very large pnvale rear yard 4 bedroom. 2.5 bath home features large masier suite with parel'lts retreat. built-in entertainment center m lam11v room/kitchen .;ombo with ceramic Ille floors and hrep1ace $259,000. Calf ERA STAR 714"41·51n. 1511 ROCKFllH CIRCLE -AAAE SINGLE STOAYI Absolutely gOf'geous Parkplace ol rambhng house with earthtone plush carpet, decorator wallpaper. spacious entry to step down hv1ngroom wllh vaulted ceiling and fireplace. formal dining. lam11v room. 4 bedrooms. 2 baths $324.500 Yoor Hostess Belly Elk1ns·Atee Call ERA ST AR 714"41·51n. 17124 LOS ALAMOS -EXPANDED SINGLE STORY Tastefully constructed 5 BR. 3 BA home across from park w/lam1ly room. llreplace. 2 master suites. spa. dining room $297.000. Your Hostess· Mina Osheroll Open Sunday onlv Call ERA ST AR 714-141·51n. GATED COURTYARD! 5 bedroom. 3 bath home with spiral staircase, new lloorlng In huge gourmet kitchen with eating area, wetbar In family room, master suite has retreat and walk-In closets. Light. bright and airy with freshly painted Interior. One bedroom and bath downstairs. $389.000 Call ERA ST AR 714"41·51n. LONG BEACH CALFOMHA IUNGALOW1 Four blocks from beach, this vacant propertv boasts 3 bedrooms. plus den. $285.000. Call ERA STAR 714"41·51n. OMAT INYEITOR PROPEATYI Cottage with 2 bedrooms. 1 bath, family kitchen. 2+ garage. close to lhopplng. Home Protection Pl.,, $113,900. Call ERA ST AR 714-141-stn. CYPRESS 5141 llLLE -LARGE BACKYARD Great ltrst lime or lnvwtor property. Excellent locauon In great l1m1tv neigh- bothood, fireplace In ltvlngroom. Home Protection Plan. 1189,500. Your Hott Yong Kim Call ERA STAR 7M-ti11-11n. • COMMERCIAL & BUSINESS U ACMI MONTCLAIR . .zoned commercial. $4.6 Million. Call ERA ST AR 714"41-11n. MTAL IPACI Prime loc.tlon With Beach BIVd trontage From 1000 s.f. Call ERA STAR 714"41·11n. f'ltOflHIONAL Off1CI IU>Q, Approx 1900 '"··Heel· lent loieatlon '°' buliMN oppbrtunity Located on busv comer. Can ERA STAR 714ot41-51n. I a.Tat Good lnYettment opportunity. $224.900. Call ERA STAR 7,._..1~117. 11 4PUDI on one lot wfth pool, .. 2 BA 1 BA. EJccelent condition, good Atverlkte County ioc.tlOn. Sl,'50.000. Call ERA STAA 7,....M171. 23141 LAKE CENTER DR. EL TORO 92630 714-380-1288 -------- Many -new listings & ''Back on the Markets'' Orange County's award winning real estate offlce now in South County too! m1 GAS LIGHT HB -WALK TO 2 PARKS a LAKE! 4 bedroom 2 baths single story with spacious fam11v room leatunng welbar formal dining area plus eating nook in lutchen low maintenance fronl and back yards $319.500 Your Host Joe Giordano Call ERA STAR 714441·51n. 15111 HAZARD WM -COMPLETELY REOONE'I 3 bedrooms 2 baths v.1th brand new kitchen appliance. carpet. paint vou name ltt Seller 1s estremelv motivated and wanls lasJ.,escrow S219 000 Your Host Steve Bloom Call ERA STAR 714-t41·51n UPGRADES GALORE! 3 bedrooms 2 baths tn this com- pleter.,. reoone home Beauhlull.,. beamed and vaulted ce•' ings ,n k•tchen and hv1ng room n<;•de laundry S 1i9 900 Call ERA STAR 714-M1-S1n. VIEW OF GOt.F CC>Ul'HI High on a 11111 011er1oolung the ne ..... poft GoU Course IS this 3 beclfOOm 2 bath home in move-in cond11ton Located on comer' 101 o ouiet netgh· oornOOd 1t features ceramte ttled tloo• ·cou.,1e•toos & new cabinets 1n huge k•tchen ..... 11h breato,fast nook upgraded bathrooms $289 500 Call ERA STAR 714.141.51n SAWYER I ISSICllTES PERSlllEL 1714) 979 ..... •73 CUllllL lllHllllSISll EARN S• 2>S8 nr selhng exohc Hav.a.uan plants & lragrant po1pour1 at the Anat1e1m Home & Garden Sno... August 20-28tn Cai 619·232-2600 or Acpiy 1r De'son Thursday August 18th at Noon at 1ne Anane1m Convention M ,$C general cierlCll Ac Centflf Booth 32 In the curate typing ano 10 key Atena No eicp. nee 0) touch Some data EntnuS1asm a Plus entry $6/Hr 953-4091 __ 11111111 ._miiiiiiiiiiiiiii CLEll FH CLUIHS F T or PfT F!eJUD~ SSnr Coronaoe Mar 675 1579 Compu1er *~ IASE Ill+ mmed opening 1n ac- countLng depl lor tndlVld expo .n d BASE Ill· Aespon tor all adv oroe<s. btlhng de1a11ed aov entrv & wkly reports Program- m1n9 e'\P would oe • E11p d on1y apply Comp sa t>ens Send resu~ sal t11s1ory 10 Margo 1 ~3~1 Mount Wynne Ctr F0untain Valle) 92628 EARi EITll $$ .. , ...... •IEY•WllTI LtlllsmlTTllll 1UPIUIT ASS• UEITS AYllUIU c•mu nc1 =~~~~~s En1r-, level Plt'son 10 tra n •SECRETARIES "'''°' companys 1001ung •RECEPTIONIST tor 520·40"5 Ellen Day •WORD PROCESSING C<nmehc Sur~ 1,Q;ii •ACCOUNTING CLERKS w-·1 •DATA ENTRV ofhce receo\lc:terl< FuM· OPERA.ORS T 1mc Newport Beact> 1mmeo ooen1ng Call 722-6006 tor inter~ CHITDP/T 10A-3P M-W-F V1oeo SS 25 Hr 556-6363 11111111 PAii Y&CATlll , ........ " CALL TODAY ~8400 Von Karman DISTRICT Ste 130 lrvlNI 474-297• 1~. FREE to Ai>P'ic:ant flllllliEIEIT 1--Eo_E __ The Daily P110t 11 1001 .. ng I I tor qualtf~ 1nd1v1duals 10 rnan1Qe youth carrllfs Management exper~ee nelPlut but will lra1n FISTD PIREITS I -Basa .ui.ary. $31~ • GAS BONUS PLAN w 111 train n6 ex.pennce HRS 11AM-8PM Mon· 11ecessary Tax free F· montnly compensation Ca Pal Marley 6•2·4321 Can .o.1pna Trea1ment x20S 9· 1 l AM oail~ IO< Cente<s 1714) •95-4829 apoo1ntmen1 F t HCEml•IT Permanent posrtion tor Corona oe1 Mar Animal Haspllal Willing 10 W0111. no espeuence necessary Wiii train 644-8160 HEALTHCARE EQUICOR MANAGED CARE SERVICE CENTER LOCATED IN BREA. CA HAS IMMEDIATE OPENINGS fOR • TECHNICAL ASSISTANT Work w;th OtvislOn Manager to 'upport production statt and monitor work Ito~ • SENIOR CLAIMS ANALYST ~dtud1c1te complex medical c111ms referred b'/ claims af\atylt. • RECOVERY /COB ANALYST Adjudicate medf.. cal claims involving COB Of other 3rd p1rty ll1blltty • CLAIMS ANALYST ~ • ENCOUNTER PROCESSOR Input pnmary care data • FILE CLERK Provide ~ derleal 1UPPOf1 tO dlVISIOn EXCELLENT SALARY & BENEFITS EOEJAA &ind~fO EQUICOR 5000 Ven ,,_,,. ltwd .. .,_ 200 ~mlr'09Q.CAt1_,. Attft·~Hoc* e1a.eo1.a.o Dental assistants expect to deal with ill-mariered people o.ra... lam a chairsidt' assistant in a busy dentist's offiet. I have to deal with all lunds of ill-mannt'rtd people because the) don't want to be nasty to the dentist. I rcaJizc.. that goina to tht' dentist is traumatic for many people. but I had no idea that I would be subjected to such verbal abuse. Please warn your readers if they arc plannina to become dental assistants or tech- nicians. -T.C. DearT.C.! I interviewed several chairside assistants and all said they had been informed of these situatfons while in school. although it was not presented negatively but· as a matter of fact. Asked if the circumstances would ca use them to chanae industry or carttr. each replied '"No." TM con· census was that they received more positives from their jobs than negatives. Pcrha~ you should con- sider a change of fields or less public contact. • • • Dear Rt11tt: .J recently went through a job chanfe because I was very bored and I wasn t feding very challenged. I went to a personnel aaency and my counselor was very eitcited -about my background. Befort I left her office. he had an interview set up for me. Her enthusiasm was contagious and I was prctt) excited too. I went on the interview and the company offered me the job right there. I accepted and the whc* procns took less than a day. Now I'm bored qain and I realize that I reacted too quickly, bu1 I also blame my counselor for encourqin' everythina to happen so fast. Now feel anary and trapped. 1s il her fault or mine? -W.T. Dear W.T.: Ultimately the de<lision to accept the posiOon lies with you. It sounds as if you were nauercd by all the cxcttemcnt and dido •t take the time to weigh the pros and cons of accepting the position. Talk with l'our counsel- or and sec if you arc still within the guarantee period provided by the agency. Don't stay 1n a job that you feel "trapped" in. but in the future be sure that you discuss completely all that you're looking for in a Job and be sure that everyone involved under· stands throughly. ••• Dear Reatt: I have just moved to the Southern California area and am interested in getti11ga position in public relations. I have had such experience in the public sector and for the sovcmmcnt, but think it would be cxc1tin1 to be in private industry. My problem is the comPttiton; it's fierce. 'How can I best market myself? -M.G. DearM.G.: Since you already have a proven track record in the public sector. it wouJd be wise to actively pursue this area. You already have established rour credibility and CXP-Cnise, clevat- ing you above some of the competi· tion. whereas in the private Stttor you're just one of the thousands wanting a glamorous job. Once you establish yourself locally, transition becomes easier f~om public to private industry. ••• DearReMe: How do you feel about submininga separate sheet of paper alonJ with a resume that JUSl states tttle and salary? -Curious Dear C.noet: ff you arc 1oing to submit a salary history, I think it has more impact to include it on your resume showing startina and ending salary for each company. RBH Mkb~ll 11 a SHIJwn c.JI. /ol"lla HtJpl•ymHI ~It. Jeb.. relate4 fHlllou U...14 be H · tlrHlff to h r I• can of tJw Delly Pilot, P.O. Box UIO, Co1u Mn., IZl tl. "!""' .. _,.._, .. _ .. _. __ 1_n1_1aez. •• 1 5531 lar!!Jll•I SS31 s.,..,..... llJl laewww• 1531 .. ,..,.... 1131 ... ..,.... 1131 .. ,..,.... SHI .. ,..,.... SS31 la...,...t SUI Gener., 'FUNWEEKENDJOB:You •lllDlllfflll• , .llll'fll NURSE R.N./LVN for P/1 ~111/MTI AeiataKentt PROFESSIONAL lntem>< •9W911f/ SPllTI cnoosef ~l,Gl\19 ouk_! Typing, pl'lones. some Par1 ltme eYeftlng woril. tlFIOllat!a •lch I palnn 1 '*'11 atern din. ENTRY/ERRANDS UT/• .-.J • EXPE~ENCED Food Prep ~-Butlneu ex· .s-• ree tam.,.... n mar•• comput« Input. Bkkpg lmm--'late hire. Hunt-N a •• 75 .... 1-·1~ E.-v o...._.. ____.._,.. f"' & dllhwaher• neecMd .Immediate.......... mTllB .11.u .. ~a Join u•lll Cos M """ •cupressure and/or · · -· "'· ~....., ·-1 "-~ ..... "' ...,......... Mar '""'"'· exp helpful. ta esa lngton Beach a eo.ta " busy R.E. office. Mutt be bectctt• durlna lhow ngs. Experi.nc.d only. ..,,. 1(0SMarketing962·5688 Import Co. 722-1103 Mesaarea.~7-31l8 OhY9lc.is end/or BFB. PllllCTlll rell•ble w/lront olc ap-days at Amphlfheater. *855-9768* Natlonal WhofeNle •-11r•aa --Will tr.in. M·W·F, 12 pearance 9•5. Exp pref'd, 546-4876 ••••--UP Growing O.C. manufac· comp•nyln>epandtno *---,.-* l•LnlUY .IMlllYlll noon to tpm. S20 per 1111111* but will tr .. n. Call Joan --·-lurer seek•.,. energetic througtie>Yt o c area. We Full time Immediate open-For small busineues ITD vltlt. LMYe msg C. Held. Trout 631•1m Restaurant Needed tor NB lnveetment tell starter. Must be able requli'e 10Sharp,career Ing Ottlee dut~ with 631-1S36 · Pll M.D.651-1785 ,.Ul•I · w•--•11r• Co Excellent comm + to type S<>wpm, short· mindeclpeoptetolearn pleasant phone ve>1Ce r• s year experienoe. custom I Orangecouf~iirm11ea ••--draw. Mon-Fri 2-6. Call hand or 11)ffdwrltlng ·watehousing. marketing. qUtted Medleal & Ill• In-lllllsmJST1 residential, neal ~-I lmY Ill.II lmme.d. opening tor Jos~rft. R~ 01nay~ After t1AM Pal 875-0023 would be helpful. CRT ex· and m~t surance Appty In s>«son. ProgreNl\te salon In CdM. ance Own car, start Seeking energetic per.on '" ....,...., ,.._..~. perience Is a plus. Good poeitlons. If you are COIT-C M.. 1297 Lqgan. Seeking commissions s 10/Hr 5"48-0818 to grow with established exper d Prod. Mgr. Mutt 2·5pm. 400 South Coat Seles/Mar1tetlng grammar skill• euentlal. looking ror a youth S4().1366 stylists. Booth rental also CO.Min 1 yr retail exper. =·~~~~ .. ,:CS! --TlllllT /U. Hwy, Laguna Beech. llTWL Wilm This is a good growth onentedCo oNerlnga Out IWO<tt?You' • tout available. Addillonal LANDSCAPE Company SalatyS900-S1200. Inter· timatlng and man.glng Gr•t opportunity, Xlnt •ml/.-rEIS Wl'lm po54tion. Customer con· ground ftoOf ~· unity, 011~11 ·look 10 ct~~ lor cllentele provided. Call seeks experienced gar view by appointment I h >l s f owth F t SALES COORDINATORS tact via telephone and In· c:&llSu•• .. 9 "' 1217 -ployment opportun11~ Ehzabeth at 67S.OS11 dener with truck for only ....... 7 .... 1 h g vo ume pubs. uffl· room °'gr . °' app . •lnml 111.P teractlon wit... rep· -· .,.. -.. -· N Be h 5"48 1099 ..._. ,.,. clent tech knowledge of Mary Hickle. "47&-11134 1111W••-• S100,000 to S250,000 .... " ~ HIRING! Government jobs · ac area -prod. prooesa, equip. & • -Salary & comm. We oper-resentatvlet would be a • your area $1S 000-UY P/T lfflll 11.111 btd solicltatlon Interface uap111mT P/T PleaM IPC>IY In person. II• lntematlonally In the portion of th• dally Legal Sea-da.ries Newport Beach -Fadllon Island O'Melveny & Myers has offered a tradi- . tion of excellence. *ad>* ~. and a profes.sionaJ and~ work environ- ment for over 100 years. Our branch office in beautiful Newport Beach is currently ~ an exper- ienced legal secretuy. Corporate back- ~ a must. PC or word processing experience helpful. We offer an excellent salary and superior benefits package including Medical/Den- tal, Life and LTD insurance and more. Please submit resume WITH salary re- quirements to: O'Melveny & Myers. 610 Newport Center Dr .. Newport Beach, CA 92660. Attention: Sylvia Warner. EOE M/F IV/H ( )'Mclvcrty & ~1yers S68 000 Call (S02) LlllL SIMO Newport Beach Law Arm wl prtnters. bindery, Front oNlee needed lo ANN MARIE'• Restaurant up & coming S30 bllllon duties. Please contact 8311-3eas· EXT 391 Will train. N/smkt. Word ...-. FI T Ille clerk stocit houM. Must have an•"! phones and per-2640 E Paetfic Cout Hwy, water industry The tue· Barbara Hendricils 10< an Perfect pref'd. 675-0200 Outlet 1oc1 It typing. & superior mngnl skill•. form light general oitice Corona del Mar ceutul candldatH will appointment to Interview •1111 flml front desk relief work. Send Resume wlsalary dultn Mon. thru Fri. In have subttantlal equity COLE INSTRUMENT Reliable. own transp. llllTElllCE CALL 721·8101 reqmts to: CRS, 17371 the afternoons. Call UTll. ll.DI from their sales foroe. CORP. (714) 556-3100 Good pay 5"48-0621 Jenny OFFICE HELP PIT nex.. Ml. Wind Circle. Fountaln Select/Better Homes French bakery seeks (Recurring Income re· SECRETARY HOUSECLEANING 9ld ti ISSISTllT hrfy + bonu .... must be Valley. CA 92708 0< call Hornes & Gardens outgoing clerk• 10< NB slduals). homes PT/days. r~lab:1.. dependable and have Debbie D. 556--9360 . at 751-5000 and CdM stores. Cashier, •S30 Million monthly UECUT• IYE car a must. call Julie SIPERVISIR car, It. typing, 536-1"434 lllLDTI •-RECEPTIONIST/General countesrsw6°fk· e~:~ saJea 631·t81S or Iv. msg. Tl-Office. phones. typi"H for lle>e . • hr. •S15 Million sales payrOll SECRETARY __ Full time salaried position Succeuful R.E. co. In P operty Mgmt 1 rm Rich/ 673-27So4 Scott « •S36.000 ExpenM salary, HOUSEKEEPER English for person experienced In IUllE COAST plutt'I omc. al Fuhlon r · Jacqui Iv. msg. family college tuition. speaking SS/hr. 4 hrs basic housekeeping, Island M9ks OFFICE AD-N/smkr. Call wkdys complete ln141ranoe day. 6 dys/wtt Contact mln0< mechanical. etec-lllLJ PILOT MINISTRATOR to handle 642-o491o4 10-o4pm. HTAll. Join our successful pro-Saiary$10 17-$1 2 361hr Carol 960-2724 HB area trlcal & plumbtng repaifs. fites. escrows. etc. MUST gap~ p /T Photo Finishing Count« fHslonals earning ltve & Busy City Buildi"" "-1. knowledge of noor care be llc'd + cv ..... 1 NO Clerk PIT FIT. Bright resp sl figu"e mon~thly In __ _.s an Ex;.:,!u..,.,,,t .. _ • Ill-I ••••9YUT p .............. For Law Otllee. lmmed ..,_.,.n to w~k ln ...-.. 1 '"r • ' • '"'""' .... ,.,.. ,.~ ,.._, procedures and super· art-time Aaittant Dis· salet-Salai!1500/mo + 1 Alt .,..,.., ""' ,...,_ " comes PIT Eller"• Inn. B & B. vision of Janitorial crew. trlct Advisor needed Sat· bonu......... d resume open ng. er noons lab in C.M. 650-2"42"4 *Entry. level positions Secretary to w0<k on a L Be ... •94 3004 s d 'th ··• d s d d Hol ...... Mon·Frl. N/smkr pref'd. --------part-time basis, opposite aguna " .. • ~ resume w1 -ary ur ay, un ay an • to: LISA WILSON. 18 Pa Y comm• n s u r a 1 e IOllL Ill.If avail. another Secretary: 11••••-R S.liliten r e q u Ire men ts t o : ldays 3AM to 11AM. Must Corporate Plaza. NB, w/e11p. Call Kathleen or Are you enthusiastic? Do Cahlorn1a Clean Water approximately 20 Ins ~rop. cas. IOI-~~~~:?N c~~;-'n° ~.~~eLy ~s1~:0c:' C:.~~::i~rl~ 92660°'call721"1200 Patty 833-8486 you enjoy challenges? 1·IOl-ll2·llOO hOUl'$/week. 3 days one lcttors Leads avail. Must Parkway. MtS$10f1 Viejo, surance. good dnlllng r• gapJtlllSJ We're the company for bt •11 weetl, 2 days MClond be exp in Pe<s. Lines CA 92691. Attention cord.S7.00perhour.gu ArchlteciuralnrmsksFIT f~~~i:ier:~,:~:!· SALESPERSONNEEDED ~~1.Tn~z= ~~1::su~vee. tolr:i6:~ Maintenance SupervtlOf ~~y C~r~at F~i*J':/. recpt From S1,040 to Call Barbara at The Great For ST AT I 0 NA RY perform a wide variety Of 92714 (71"4) 250-3338 ..ua. ISIT /llm 642-"4321 Ext 205. IOI. DTITl lllT $1,390/rno. Front ottice, American Short Story, STORE. CdM. Fl t. s responslb1l111et and Exp'd In blood draw1nn, In· ORG. CTY. • 1 Top II. typing, phones. filing. CALL (714)7S9-8908 days. Xlnt working oonds. complex admlmllratl\19, JlllTIRllL PIRTTllE · ·• llHI •SI Asst architects. n-smking Except Ion a I I y I i n e secretartal and clerical surance billing. Excellent Producer Metes honest, office. Outstanding oppty SALES chentele. Phone ror appt. duties to provide sala~" lmmed1a1e open-FIT. M·F • 7:30am-o4pm, aggressive exper. LIS'D. for advancemern •Elll llOI+ e 673-4762 lnlormallon and Ing. all 641-5044 :l:':vy.:;1c:::-· ~~!~~;~ :~~50~0 ~~~c:'.1 RA7. DAVID H.TATSUMI Corporlle 1ravet sales •HM~IU aSS1stance 101tie public. SS 50 & ASSOCIATES. Training provided ~ 111 Requires at leHI 3 y.ars 1mmed1a1e openings tor Medic., · +benefits. Apply leads furnished Extreme-Call Beverly 71417S 1--0698 1192-nOO ,,,. Manne canvass & up· ol responSlble secretarial dependable. hard WOl'k· 1111111. •RID in person. t ly h1 Income potential. LOOKING FOR ... 111 ••-•• holstery Exper.helplul experience. high ICtlool 1ng 1ndlv1d~als to be a FIT. 1o:30am to 1:30pm .-SH IPf \ Senous only need apply. A CHALLENGE? ---benefl1s. good pay for dipolmaorGED part of MJsSIOn Viejo Mall tor busy med lab. 729 Farad SI., C.M. For de~~1!~;~11 Lisa ArcMecturl firm needs Business is great, Help quality woo. 645-2244 equ1valencyand Mai ntenance end pleasanl working cond. •5o411-SS2S• dynamic recpttsecretary Wanted! WlH train, great IWlmE•• experlenQewithword Janitorial crew. Various 640--01,.0 HHI HSI w/word processing. skill benefits. Sales Clerk a -processing: WordPerlact shifts available Including 55+ wpm Call 640•8011 needed in many Deptt. PAY TOP SSS for e>e-preferred. Must be able days, nights or week~ *llDELS* 11. computer skills. M·F FI T. PI T. Cashiers perienoe seam11ress for toworkwithlndee>enden• ends Apply In person: 11:30-S, Xlnt benefits. CM. UCln /lfm needed. MuSI be avall Sailmaker. ]23--0279 and personal ln1tlalive, MISSION VIEJO MALL, (all ~· MIF) •5"46-367 t * IEIL DTITI Outstanding telephone wtlds & some nights. 11__ · have knowledge ol Mall Office. l·S & Crown Pnnt. Fashion. Promotion pa9T TllEll personahty & front offlee Apply tn person. .,..,UY .. dictaphone equipment. Valley P&Jkway * * 476-552S Patty * * -· na TIUOIH appearance a mus.I. Tll PITTllY lllll All ar°F!ind ~ant c'or and possess accufat• to c .... ltled w vou're lookt-~ "e,1 Limited opportunity to Join T~ng 50wpm &CaJ 1212 s. Coast Hwy. ~nu~y Mgm. tM·~t· l)'Plng stulls of 60wpm on ' • ._ national real es1ate mar· .:--,. r'-dl L-una <>a•-h ' ,_...._.. • Beach. ... an IMB Wh.-wrtt«. for •new-to vour ----·--need•. 0 e .......... ry. "'"" y --........ be experienced, retpon· .... • , ~--lllllWIYll · kettng system with un-atmosphere In corporate --------Add11tona11peclallzed -----------------~~--~--~~~~--~~~~ ~itedevmng~F~~-~lce~~les~b~~ ~~Foo~~ ~ble & sel~m~~t~. ~~~~Ual~ng~ WILMEI formation. call Jack Ii 1 kl f h Ill Yll-EI IF Common sense. excel-desirable. If qualified, Ayers al SELECT rm oo ng or t al n• lent office & phone skills I d t I.UT, ••• m.lll' BETTER HOMES & special persoo to fill this SlLD .S TUT req'd. Computer exp a + p = ~n. ~;'y~F o ' GARDENS tull·tirM position. OC Air-To start August 22nd. NEWPORT BEACH. port area. CALL IUD Yll I.I. $1750/mo. Call 675-"49 t 2 Only one mormn~ a weelc REAL ESTATE 751·5000 261·24"40 Ext 111 ~11 Bulld1ng e>ei>t .. P 0 Box IC< 5 hrs Musi ave car. -ITWY lllUI 11-•n11 • H_. Call and sell sports inlor· CISTI IUA •II t768. 3300 Newport S5 per Hour PLUS gas To prepare for AMI Estate ...,. --11 mation! Make great SSS Needs dynamic motivated Blvd .. Newport e.actl, allowance. LieenM. St9 reimburM<f E PITtlc. M·F. 2-6pm1 · k having fun! Hrs t 1.30 to """son wtclerical skills. CA 92658-8915· (714> nerge person o wor 30. 7s s7 ,..... 6«·3282. Application lllTmTll IUOI In lat transaction. w/5-12 yr olds. BillnquaJ 4· · 4-11 wm train. FfT 64-CHIRO lorms wUI be avallable in ... ~ ~ 1~,1~': pretd (Spanist1)8o48-71111 •a11t•/SEClnUY llOHTllY thePersonne10111ce. _,..._' ~ s 11 r owt o c Equal Opportunity ........... Saddleb9ck Velftey. Restaurant ma ast gr ng . . Employer ..,.,.,.._.a c .. Manager et 11 .. IET Wlllll Immediate opening for an airport area firm Medi •miiiiiiiiiiii=iiiiiiiiiiiim •·--------.-m.iflMmllll'I,..."""-U2· 1• .. t.r Century 21 Elcecut1"9 , ................ : pr:fni1:-... -itxpe<lenced secretary experience front oNlce --.----m---.---11 * D MOVES* --854-2900 "...-..--· with exoellenl grammar coordinator to round out -••n .._ 'l-C 0 harday Low rates. Free E11. ._ Ing. Mutt be crNttve & and word processing professional team. prefer Condo ASIOC. in Newport L.Ju t'~ Piino~ PUT HO.. Tiii. ~-~ tklllt. SflOOld tse~o'bd-.1 min ~years office exp. ctrSMl<OPflvatu ... That's ALL you par, tor ClaiW • FENCES-OATES Tr• trim Lie T -158192. 5"4~ Local Pest Control Com· Irvine Reel e.tn lnvee1· llftlng. Janeen, 6"43-2072 compotlng letlers and Good S«fetarial skills, curlty guard f« 200+ unit 3 !Ines. 30 day min mum liP!'t'!lll'!l'll'IP!,.... ____ Dump runs. C.M./N.8. PUilll/OIAlilaa pany Medi route tech., ment ~'* Im-IUTllUIT 111.P h~llng phone Inquiries. neatness & tronl ottlee complex Law enforce- '" lhe DAYCARE/learning prog. area. Jim Whyte, M2· 7206 we train. mutt have good mediate for r• Days Monday-Friday Full Crvtive writing skills and appearance & PC Com-ment exp .. ..,,u.,. Ap- SERVICE 1n hm. 2-4yrs 6:30a-6pm BARTENDING f0t prlYet• driving record. Call -ceptlonlst. Pf Mtlonal or-'Part Time. G ... to the ability to be flexible puter Literacy. Send re-prox 60 Hrs per mo in 4-6 CM Sandy S57-7S13 UC HANDYMAN OF CdM part .... weddingt,9tc,8yr Charlie 979-602l. E.O.E. appeetanoe, good com· CIMllco COM 120-1618 with a variety of sales re-sume with salary req. to: Hr Shilts. but hrs are very EXP 2 0 1 N & 2 All Tr9dee ·Odd Job• prof exp. refs 723-0597/E --~..,..,,==-=---I munlcatlon skMlt, typing • lated duties is a must. Ted. C/O personnel. flexible. Must be reliable, . penngs ow Free AcMoa.846-M83 •PLASTICS• 50wpmreq'd.SorneWI P 1m•-•-!!!11m DentaJ..Medk:'al benefill. 293 BoWil"" Green Dr .• lrustworthy & able to DIRECTORY in Sept 2Yrs-up. S65 wk. Palatiij •Poly Pro •Exp Thermo-tu -• ----5"45-0 3 "• 6 work w/an absoMe min. C Mesa Maria 642-t 156 HOME REPAIR. Carpen. •1•11•y•..,..-iliiiiil .. ..J .. A•,.-,.,...-y•N•.e ... -1 Welding •Routing •Cut· ex~~~~~ 15 Experienoe. Nice environ-Sant• Ana. 41 Colla Mesa 92 27 of supervision An xlnt try, plumbing, rental .,, ....... ting .. Call Ray 261_1949 ment. Good pay. Call Ja-oWtvl or a reflred p~ LOVING C~RE m my property. Refs 8.2e-724S Custonwrs: Rld1ard Sino< TANNING Salon r-t. neen 8"43-2072 A 1 P1Jsm11s INCREASE YOUR REACH GET IN 01.ffi IMPROVED " ...... S.ni11llrttt.ry RLLIWPllll For more information CALL TODAYll ASIF•LllS Your Service Olrac1ory Representative M2-U211st.110 Easts1de Costa Mesa a. , (Lie. Int. Refs) 645-7608 ~ .. ~.=~-=~Tl~W~.~=1~ ~.. Officer whO would Hke to home 646-41134 -~ ..... l5R9 Looking tor mature & teurantt • work about 15 tirt/Wk Jn RALPH'S PAINTING. Ext./ No e>ep. please. we train outgoing adult willing to TllTIW FU._ short shifts & generally, CltHiaJ Stmct . L LING SERVICE Int. Wallpaper, strip, free you. SS-$8 hr. CALL work m0<nlnga. 875-4023 Ir al your own schedule. Pis iAOO~CLEXNiNG• Jo~ar/Yd c1nup~trn2 est. Re••· uc. 962.-.101 NOW 520-4050 E11en Day IECEmNIST --UllU IUCI Work in t he ever-expanding call Mr. Vollmer at CUSTOM (the rlQht way) T&J PAINTING lnt./Ext. /T PlllM llU Now ~ptlng Newspaper Promot ion field. If you (714)832-2525 Wklylb1-mo refs i13-3349 .... nm···· Beal any reasonable price , , Exciting las I pace Newport a p p I I c a t I 0 n s . f I d . 111-11 Tiii Llc.•"45830 837-6761 Olllce environment, no Beach Dev. Co. Melting a •HOST/HOSTESS are sel -mot vate and like working nw Tl am •Prof Hselng FREE ests •IMAOE HOERS typing. 2 to o4 days/week. sharp Pjtrton with a front Apply In person: with teenagers. this may be the FIT PIT, no exp nee. 7 dys wll 10 yrs exp. ref HOME IMPROVEMENT & IUfTll'l PlllTm Hour• v a ry from office appearance to SS 19hr to start Apply in Lie. ins 842-5053• REMODELING. 760-7333 lnl./Ext. 1s2~108 hm-lpm. WILL TRAIN. handle busy phonH. TORTILLA FLATS opportunity you've been waiting for. person at 25"46 E Coast -THE CLEAN TEAM. ~ ,...,~. t660 Musi be 1 good typist. 17"40 so. Coast Hwy ... "" PEA WEEK Hwy, Corona d.i Mar Houseclean Spec. Bond/ Painting & Wallpaper Re-acentla Avie .. C.M. Call for appt. 833-1120 Laguna Beach, CA '"'1V SHIPPING·small power uc 760-7S 11 anytime ..;:.,:===~--moYal. 20 YI'• exp. Clean, (TO Start) hand tool repairman. prompt, reat. 642-S937 llectrlcal, air control. T~ti.M:t~~~:'"J~ With Potential ~~ t:':er1=. ~ UC.lna'd.875-1"425 S1 OOOPEAWEEK trai n . Apply 7am •OUALITY PAINTING• to , MacGregor Yachts. 1631 Fllf prtoet, 11 yeers exp. Placentia C.M. John. MS-2155 Insured Van, Wagon, or LOCAL PAINTER If you're 10 or otder, •job •• a newspaper Large Sed an Is Required i---..,..----aua11ty wor11 .... ; .. ~r83i.ncs1y carrier might be just your stze. Just send In C &LL MR. STEVENS Pnoet -this coupon or call: 642-4333. Routes are "" MICHAEL COX PAINTING available nowt (213) 477 3183 S12/Hr +MATERIALS It • .... • ~-1175-4008 11•1 lq. It I RAINBOW Cirde Malnl. Illy Ptlet Clfritr! HIRE throuRh classified 142-1171 available In W11llli11t1r p:~~ .. ~1758 r~m17d~;;;,;:-t-;;;;;;~-;;;1 ing a Dally Pilot carrier. Name / I ,,....., I Address I m+RIM IHfiAioMS -I ea., llP HANGINGISTAtPPING f>hOne e13-1s12 I Motor Routes J -. SeM T1: T'llllllt.... · ' ,........ ----- • i;. t:: ___ ""' "=:.!!.".!---~-lliiiliiil Huat111loa l11ch----- Fo11t1in Y1ll•J •' NO COLLECTING NO SOLICITING Oetlver One Day a Week - Must have dependable car and proof of Insurance . .... 842-1444 Ask for Joanne Craney \ I I [_ .. ''ii'' •ue ... ,..,_, "•1=eE!!!!..-.!!~ ........ "1Wf 1-. Wltehouling ,. v P"blllhinO c o ...-, ASST Good w.th entmll• fill TIIE •1t$*'d lhlC>Plng derti ' people Phone & ctun- Mutt OWfl cw '°' •m1nd1 •no 11<11t• necesNty 5''\ 1111-1111/ .... Mu•t know malling days, 7am-2pm In pr ocedurH, freight, ':_aoun~ 49'-5-'M we,,.~ 1 variety ot °'*"" tredtlno h Ible to hft VE'T HOS PIT Al e.q>' d Mnl I n g 1 I n o u r o I · rnlfl 50Jt>s ReQulr .. d9-animal grOOITler nMded llcel warehouH/111 .. tailed record keeping & vet asslttant PIT, FIT. Due to el(pet19'ot\ tne. knowtedoe of BIL Top So Laguna 499-537& posittons mu.t be llMed pay -6enelltt Call ---this week! Appty todey. Margo 556-9360 WAITRESS/WAITERS stan tomorrow! Thtl ii -~ Days Of nigh~• Inquire at not an agency. Call •-• POLLY SPIES 97S-12 UI O ~/ PreKhOOI TMCtler to co-9791 Adams. HB NL Y -,. llne. CALL 642-5671. MALL Coming balungl MADAME Aleundet doll STEREO 125 Svrlboatd 'ROSEPOINT' wa111ce WOMEN S $hOe samPlet. tNCh UCI c.mpus &lex wa.i111aa••/1fF-lll•ltyatat Wut.. dishes S 1 25 each $75 White rNtal bunk $90 Couch S50 Love sterling tnd1vM.1ual Dut -1 au 51z~ $10 per pelf lrvlne prlv1te achOOI FT ----ll3S •• 1....... ,.__,,,. ... It•.. K1tcnena,d mu1er $50 beds w11h red trim, seat $35 Clothes 25¢-S 1 terl h<>f• doeuvr" hOllow 1300 Logan Avenue, & PT Must be state-PIT Flexible achedule otc. - -_.. -Assorted bar glasses 3 Danish import S 1 SO Mandolin $100 Ukel... handle knives $32 each Costa Mesa Sasturday Qualified. 78e-7494 Prefer student. Nl 1mkr. edUPCEtt Xcc+Ad/ ... ,..... '10'1 Moving Sale! Furniture & dozen $19 Toastmaster 675-5068 $25 G1111a1 $35 Legoa Not SOid separately S65 9 00 AM lo 12 00 Sun· m11....a11Plll ~6~7/~r r2°2~g Hospital BKKPGSERVICE.Tax". REFRfOERATOR whirl-hsehld items. Sal/Sun toasteroven/brotle<$30 ---$5 Bedding 25¢-$1 II new Also Kamaka day1000AMto500PM 5r ... 5 ___ r 8060 financial statements. pool Mark-I serleS Gold 9-5. 1051 Conc0td. (Fair· Folding r01Jnd top makes NEW flatbed trllllef Sl50 Sat/Sun 8·4 only 491 ukulele nevef uN<I ~9 DINING room or lutc:hen Entry level No exp. We WORD PROCESSOR peyroll. bank rec:oncila· l"~u n 66x32x29 Like vlew-Paulanno) card table Into • dining Honda mini trail S85· 9 Cos1a Mesa Street in case Cas.h !>48-2739 I 520 '4045 Ell o • I ti F ee pick p/dellv "" . table S20 S11verplate loot stow boat S 125 Ro-19th/Irvine set M1p1e table with •our tra n. • en ay s .. 11 e<:1 on Word Perfect ons. ' u · new S250obo 1321 E llYIM •atEI* flatware service IOf 12 1 tary inde• table $1-40 SLIDING gtass 000,5 $50 sturoy reo naugahyde Telee>hone Sarea (70•wpm) to work PT In 15Yf' el(p. refs. 650-6661 Balboa Bl 723-0435 -. Ge al purpos.e v ses COLDSPOT 1 chairs S80•0BO Call law & acct. otfc nr OC NURS"'S AIDE Cooklnn & ---...... _ 1-•* eioras ~5 Fancy gllSSj ner 995 ' re riger ator j 850-922 Thad -Costd .. ese ll AT IOU IY •II '" "• C • I • 6122 ... -• bowt ano d1v1ded reltlh S 12 each 675-a • OO\Jble ooor automahc • ..., airport 955"'°953 Care tor the elderly lltal I II Ill, ........ * OISh SS each Desk and SIDEBOARD antlQue oak defrost e•cetlentrunnong 2 DRESSERS1S35 S50 In· &46· t04 t EARN $400·$1000/WK •6AM·12 Noon •No N1gh11/Wknds •S7/HR •comm/training mTl•UMl-1111 OllTA IEU 122· 1121 INTI 1.0.112·12.0 t1111•m11 Class I local work, a tlal bed. OMV printout & ben· ef1ts. 213/549·3450 wkdys 71' 960-8262 ---nrtlT FIT In office. tape Iran· scrlptlon Wiii train W/P Santa Ana, 558-8333 SELL through classified Wiil llTlllll Prefer daytime. 5~ Filtr I Electornlcs, computer. ramp S20 840-!>'GJ S 125 Brass p1eoe1 13.-~~;5~ ~' 0 n S 14 O ~~~~~",;: ~~c:~oi:r QUEEtoi ~ •Oe-a-beO s 100 week. Xlnt refs 547 l•Cllfer'S bikes. tishld. ClotheS' NORGE refr!Qe(ator large S 10 Beaullful framed uses hQuld propanes 150 64 1-518~ The Oranoe Coast Dally ••re ... ll11rH01 ·-·· 11¥1• ••• El clean bottom lreezer pictures $10-$40 Pmk FREE drop on gas stove S$OO BTUs Trek 10· DESK • 2 •34 $34 P11o1 is l<>o111ng lor an a-a• Hll .. -. excellent running con· deptesSion glassware & brown 111rorks 2 tw n speeo S50 Moto~ane •94 2 oc energetic person to u--.a~n SATUROAV9·1* ltHl41fl•lhlJ d1tion White $130 OBO poeces $25 1923ftatware headboards wa•nut 10-speed $50 Oak table • .; sis101Jr01s1nct Managers ;UXA6GXNY drop-leal 709 MargUlf1te !212 I I I CoSta Mesa near the ta.r-Rogers S1lvenritare with both tor S75 Don.no room '40 2 glass top end MARBLE .a .. ous c<>lofs 3 days ouring theweek. gate-legged dining table -.,._!!:__grounds Ca11 Tnaol cnesl stlve rplate chanoe"e< oa~anom1111 1a1>1es S30 Misc 2Sc· leftove<tro..,..,oos~$5 weekends and holidays. w/4 chairs Turn-of.th6-FROM Sl·S400 Wind-Reing, AC dsk ~m. lad· 646-1041 I 6A5·9521 • gtass "'"t" o•ue trom S50 $10 675-78AO sqoa•e toot granoe Applicant must have re-century. $265. 536-3362 surfers surfboards der misc chrs garden -TWIN bed SAS Col<Y Tv Casn on•; 675-4568 6 1 9 '.l 2 4 • .. 1 9 5. or hable car with valid CA --bikes. motorscooter. tools Cham saw rear GUARDIANwalker rubber' 585 25 M WIRE pet e.H<cise pen 4 ~14.531.-554 drivers license proof of &11'111( ~--clothing housewares & bumPer gotf catt'. hsld front wheels S 15 Als~ conso e isc COL OR .,..'J SSO Record n.gh S60 $mall pet airhne · insurance and OMV 1931 ~tl~rt81Yd,CM much m~e Sunday 7. items.k1ng-o...iawnedger alom1num4-leg cane S10 dishes 50C·S2 Pots 'I p1aver SLO Ven s '0-carriet $25 Aquarium WHEELCH~IR•amp !Old- .,._,_,,. De noon 701 •Jasmine S Both hke n~ 497·2781 Pans 50c·S2 Skis $40 s,__ S20 AS$0<1e0 "<-t ,..,,1 giant pump S25 inn to• IOY• steps Can prtnt·O\Jt Starting pay Is 50 ~· aws 3000 Cleveland. Sat/ un ..,_ S25 "'--• 50 ~ " ~ '"' · y ---V1ohn """"s ' tures S5-S25 Womeri s T 0 a 5 1 m a 5 1 e r convefl lu• lewe< steps $1 00 per hour plus gas IOeater space avaffablel litlatic Sarac•· Stereo records. c~ MISCELLANEOUS "'O<k · !>'5·9697 c•otnes s.ze 7 6Ao-242, oven broll9f 520 Super· Mdnuf«'u•ed te"" Saw allcowance POOL table. early t900S. SALE~ Full hOIJHS of games clothes music in· 1"0 tables tor manulac· ,081 ralt(oal\-woooeni 11.,IE 1ra11•c i'50 ome1ntoapp1y at 8,,u 4,,.., needs re-furniture• Couches stru chairs. misc hsld luring $5-S25 5 horse-SPEAKERS Alte•Lansmg APARTVEN~s•ze wasne< 510 675_8509 49<:-269:! Diiiy Pilat 330 West by St. Cesta 1111, CA 12121 between 9am & 5pm M-F Or call Beth a1 642-4321 axt 205 finishing. S950 645 .. 226 chairs. etc• Come & have s 25.5150 49 1 Costa power electric motor t S 125 Queen headboard connec s ·c ~ ttnen sonl< Ot 645-4121 funH Miiiie 857·4334 5 t7 Mesa St 8-4 Sat/Sun horse power electro cl 11 g ht e O S 7 S So I I .on ro11e•s tnree water Jasmine Sal/Sun 8-4 • motor S75 H.gh metal sculpture Gran<lma $75 ' leve1s useo one year W1LLPIYCASll '"'H I 44 chairs $10 Ofloce1 Total vm great con-I S•5C 241--05~8 for Amencan Flyer or Lion· ri~v1~~~l~yA~:,~E F~~~~\ .,fJ""O""t•tj"".F'•A""M""'l .. l""Y-M""o""V.,iN"'G.., furn1tuse 01115e desl\s 01toon 150 Bunk oeo 1 LARGE aog tt>ght cage el model trains. 893-1015 din set. chandelier. mod· sale' Bunk-beds. de-S 100-125 ec•etary frames SSO Mono tramp I S30 Ne ... •eaf blo,.er $45 A I' 11 ular brwn-llhr. TVs. king signer turn. TVs. many, desk. metal woth woool $25 Boys bike S 15 10-Soee<:l Peugeot $50 lP IUCft bed. brass-like hdbd. many items Everything llnoshed top SSO Misc Scooler $25 Whtte >-;av-J. Hart anoma' irap e 22 Cl" nEmll • armo1r player piano. Must Sell' Sat/Sun 9-4 chairs S IO·S30 Large. lamps '35 Dresser S40 ~25 New blue wnote 01s-- •COMMERCIALll• much more Nothing over 8113-14 37 Lemon Grove metal cabinet S lOO Comforter set 525 l'les S 100 Sunoeam floor 0 Small metal accoun11ng 640-8123 ..,, ii• e 1 s 2 0 Ha,, DEADLINE ,, J'•!l,, •$300 •544-8443• S800 413 Cabrlllo Terr ( r angetree llrvi ne pendallu toles S25 DOUBLE bed. frame 560 o•,er •aoio SS Wo•~-Plf1Cr '. fOOOR REFRIGERATOR Corona Highlands. CdM Center r) 551-0998 549-3942 , Leather golf bag $20 -rate oencn S25 Heavy " • If you're just starting Slde x side. green. 6 yrs •9-4 Frli Satl Sun• Lajialhac~ 6141 MANUAL hospital beO! Charles of London chair 0.,1,, 10e•ectriCCOfdsS5 ...... Your Own busl. ness, old. runs good $200 c I • 612" UllU ,, •• •&1( Side rails bar easy ac-1 antique $75 Crewel! 5 ·; Wicker cha •s $15- " •, 548·3155 11 1 tll ' * n ..., ess good cond 1 on wingback chair S 150 S?:i Mosoeoaneoos 1oc- l . f . d ' 1 FOOD warmer ·BobDy· DEEP SEA POLE s8 Spin· 445 OAK ST s 150' 642-5334 I I 675--6024 $ '0 645-0456 C aSSl le $a c;reat p ace mno r~ $12 Old & used Lois Of Good Junk .•. Malle' 5x3 good cond tools S 1_525 490 Cosia Sat -Sun -Mon 7am-1pm j to buy office equipment. ~!°owa~~1o;62!o"60;0· Mesa Streel MOVING Ortental rug c •• ,us/Tuileu Aaltl i.r"" 9100 Aolos la,.rtt4 9100 Asltl Dtantit 9300 , .• A;•;;l•;;1"Dt;;.;";;tic;;.;';3;00-. __ --~r . 14 LARGE 3-Family Sale chairs. couch. stereo. ,"""_.-io11,,...'!"P."!~~·~O"'l~4 UW 'll 530i JHIU US CAO~LLAC' 78 S~lle •• • •••••••••••••••••-•••.£ arallut Sat/Sun 9.5 969-973 aQuarium mens suits. *SEE ffl 21lt KOMFOR¥ LOOkS & runs great S3SOO >,1 .• o oe w b1scu t ,., o•ack pis a c cr.1 se • t KIDS · · · ""CUSTOM lg game table Arbor St one btl< N of Jackets sweaters e1c Tr 84 Mint• •tras 10' 0 80 c au 721•861.l $" Y.>Oobo673-21:12 .O<"rot am Im S4950 t I KIDSI KIDS' t mosaic hie & rattan w/4 19tn btwn Monrovia & 103 CYPRESS DRIVE m1 one ownr o 4 arg1a1n SE •)AZOA 626LX B·ue 5 Sooo cooo 760-6593 t t swive chairs. antique Whittier furniiure. nand SAT ISUNOAYlOA M $6,lOO o b o 731· 3 4 ~ & fully-opt•ooed • • • t sofa fainting couch & & power tOOls Swag bar Hu your golf game got you T k 9035 Sf , . ~-x nt ~ond 50 000 rn • SUMMER FUN • mcxe•834-4347 lable lamps clothes groamng?Sentnosectubs rac I er •nw S8~b0854-t"55 t t NEW Oay1>edWt111e & much more -•l'I • clasSlfied ao 'II Fiii WIH B M MBZ 450SL •s 2 tops • t Brass wlmattres.ses & IL a-· l 1:.1U19 STAIE IH rn "I cof'IO' S2€ 000 t t trundle Complete S245 Mi1cellHHH 6015 Pets • ... 1a1 I ._ Including ho.st XL T v6 249-2998 t C.P.S. t •84~8733• tlS YDS NEW GRAY FREE2yr 01o g1dnlabm1x. Auto Cass(9693)S9995 OF NEWPORT BEACH MERCEDES 198" 190E t t DESK-Large man's Me•· COMMERCIAL CARPEl great family dog gentle. smo•e s1•ve• oe.ge e•t '79 Cadillac flllfwH' llSTSELL! t WANTS YO u' t ican carved desk 2'rx5 oelow whlse. $9/yd · •IM· 1114* 1'8·1444 ,.8 ,. •oaded 29Kmi • I • 7 ;r1~r'~~ ~~\;;er'· ~:~~:~t,~~~~ HELP' CATLOVER I need 1540 JAMBOREE ROAD I s24 300 786-1653 l\jef'QS 11•~1.!~o (' 0 OO<lY1 t t you to hf'IP me get O\Jt Open 7 days a "'ee' PORSCHE 59 356A wo•~ • Are you between 11-16?. HENOREOON-Scene 1 •JOHN WAYNE TENNIS mother catlkrttens lrom ExtendeaServoeeHours 1 tac tory $Orf 01~ 01~ • I t Grouping. Liv rm. din rm, CLUB FAMILY MEM-building CoM_. 675-0632 7am·10 pm Mon.Fr• ' re stored ;tnt cona BERsu 1p f I S700 2265 962 • 1 •3 lf'~\t' "'l'~Sage • 0 h · ? t sofa. tables, chairs Like " or sa e S 15 000 obo 441. 5 0 you ave spare time . • new• 840-8500 Call 673-0538 PIT llLL PIPPIH TOYOTA ~ 1-ton. EFI. -------... PO"SCHE 85 Cabno 930 a*rie*r *prr • Fawn & white $50-$100 t / d • AC & ,... Id l'k · t IASf•1LL •••ts au 0 w over· rov.. fact 0011oft ·""' •an onl• Wou You I e to Win an L-shape couch 01n1nn --n each to ONL V RESPON· AM n • 0 '• " ""' ' ' • ,.. 1r..., cass ~1n1 con 21K mo all op1t6ns Per d T • table. 6 cha1rs & buttet • WAITEI • S I B l E . L 0 V I N G S6500 to cab o e E Ucatl'onal r1'p to • • cus m v r tect S49K ~70-7822 : • lamps 548-2872 Will PAY CASH' AOUL TS' 847-7 194 or shell S550 548-0748 SACRAMENTO and a ••• NEwoRoLD• 841.3112 69PoRsc11E912couPE t C fl S h I h' ? : DAYBED OAK & BRASS Barry 675-6451 PiHts l Ortlll Aali.aes, Cruome '111-ls new tor~ • 0 ege c 0 ars 1p • NEW 2mattresses.trun· UWAlldPl••eria 6059 Classics 904 5 CREVIER A!l.~5~a~52:04~;;er CltEYl 'I• fl c .. i1t, B ue S5"100 or Desi otle< 13-!·5323 • Would you like to earn up to • Ole complete 5265 Plants s gallon size 24 to 67 Classic Barracuda 'II ... CLISl-llT! t 840-8733 choose lrom 645.4u 5 HAMMOND T·S82 Organ Fastback so-. restoreo TOYOTA -so CEl..ICA NH( •73 lirt Qr,nrt CO<T1• 1 .JtC•\' LfXOll" Mot· J' -~·,·~· \J'tll) r1wf'\ t -,._ .).._,JI', \l)t~ ~~-,,, ' -~ ..... , ~-6~·~ ~4'~J' B··: Cost;i MfH '.>'C ..,~ •C •11 LUICIU TtWICU .oadec! with power equip. ment• Leat~r 1ntenor $18 995 12GFZ36SI JOHNSON & SON Lincoln M ~rcury 211211 Herbor Blvd Co•t• MeH S40-S630 'llllllYH - llUIUSS .oadedl Pwr equip' Like no• $20 995 (2FEL926) JOHNSON & SON Lin coln M ercury :le~ Hubor Blvd Co•te MeH ~-~ • $100 a week or more? •• OUEEN-SIZE MA TI RESS LARGE wooden sw1nn set Dbl manoal automatic 273 CIO V8 eng SS900 SAYE Ill •ftbaclr 5 Speed a c Gooa CO!'d ... ms well x Int & BOX QUILTED " upilocontrol SSOOobO Pt10toava11786-7657 am-lmcass yettcwnew i·ansSC.00642·3933 ... ILISCITlJIS t TRANSP()RTlfl()N Afl> SlffRVlSJON t $500 Rose Carpeting 70 842·6907 alter 2pm & FEW EUllPUS If clutch S2850 ~6()-6593 Supreme BROUGHAM 'JI BRAND NEW• S 155 square yards 50 yards -• HI PIE..f ...... , -1.oaoeo w pwr eQUIP incl • PR~ADtll 293--CVClOnevn1yicoatedfe"o-..IOIWPllll J~td 9100 ·~-.-t..,;.~ ·o~_o-A .. ~()(Orta Xln~..'.llflll_.lstl&JT mooncoot $9995 t SOF A high quality Never 1ng & 3 galM Make otter Sludio Sile w/t>eneh Like 1§64 VW§Ud Sunroof l • • .k lQ6:! ~ -a"C am. m ca55 Black 5 Si>C a e ~. (1NSB5081 t If l'fy t t t useo Still wrapped •6'5-3063• new S1600 552-6477 cass EJ1cellen1 cond ~' ::!1.1 1: caG<'; :s••1.. •JS! color sisso wayne IOaded 12079661 $11.995 • you qua I I you can s ar • Wonh $1000 Sac111tce MINT LPs Beatles l~t TV, Steree, ElectrtaiCI 97 000 orogonal miles ,,,..: ."t•;:! SC -4788 :> 6~5·5557 /E • earning money -NOW! • S250 Can d eliver Fleetwood Mac Sano on 60IO SlOOOObO •494•2874 • :-: "t ~.· CUSSIC YW !TlllH l THlODOll ROBINS JOHNSON & SON Lin coln Mercur y ~ H•rbor Blvd t t •(213) 862-6588• the Run Reasonable ~-. u "• CO~VER. •9 3 S37~1 • and continue • HIGH-grade 3-pc sect • * •546-3U O•.. ?R§58 NEW VIDEO CAM-'H llHIA CH Sales -Service GOO<! C0'1d•t1on 494·0252 • Emerson leather meo-ERA triPod. 35M cam· WM e stereo cass 53K Parts Leasing m=a~~ through the summer • brn lyr-old $4200 all 10¥111 ULEI eras lots of "11SC eQUIP miles extra clean sun 835-3171 w. DASHER 1980 for t t Sloans S2200 497-8834 Couch and chair Refrig Cheap•720-9165 root 11LKR0141S6995 sate o•;g•na ow._ ·an FOID -~--····ot1lt•D ..... l 0010 Coe t • MN• s.&0-5630 'II PllTIAC FIOI wn te ' cyt. auto ll'f cono cuslom wheel~ t-424321 S6995 : (714) 498 3321 t Used kongs1zedwaterbed an~~=~:,m5a4c~~~~nd Tr111f!!11ti11 1500AutoMallOr. ::~.,0~~tc~ta~~~ ~~a= 'HLllCllllllllfH • • t goodcond.$50 Lg art1st1 Lii :c; j 1dll Santa Ana 52'-6076call.atw5 1..01sot pwr like new• t easel for signs & lg paint· Ctafalers . 6011 1< aera 55 Fwy. at Edinger Aaltl Dtaeslic 9300 s13 995 128UR8521 ••••••••• ••• ••• •• ••• • ings S50 Holly 838•8489 $79/Mo special Ren I an HFFIELt OPH l DAYS 4, 8 CADILLAC couoe oe I TH EODORE ROBINS · IBM PC clone. 64011 oual Electroc 18tt bay boat. drive graphics. tree soft· $10.000 673-2132 Service Hrs Mon·Fn Ville snowroom cond' JOHNSON & SON Lincoln M ercury 2t2I HMbor Blvd Coet•..... 540-s.30 FORD Are You Good On The Phone? Beginners make $7 .00 hr. Semi-Pros make $10.00 hr. Pro can make SSS * Reputable Co. Product * EZ Sale -Trial Offer with MSG * EZ Evening Hours Guaranteed Hr. +Comm. + Bonus Call Pat Collln 642-4536, x 430 MANAGEMENT JOIN OUR TEAM MANAGING CARRIERS THE DAILY PILOT IS LOOKING FOR TOP QUALITY M GRS Will· ING TO WORK HARO WE OFFER XLNT BASE SALARY PLUS OVE R $300 IN BONUSES EVERY MONTH. GENEROUS GAS ALLOW- A NCE & OPPTY FOR ADVANCEMENT. JOIN OUR TEAM & BE ELIGIBLE FOR FULL MEDI- CAL COVERAGE. CREDIT UNION. •01K PLAN IF YOU 'VE GOT WHAT IT TAKES. CALL BETH. 642-4321 EXT. 205 OR SEND RESUME TO DAILY PILOT. 330 W BAY ST, COST A ME$A, CA 92626 ) , -~ 7 00 am to 10 pm Good l1rt>s •oaded ware 'tra1ning 26t-2416 Ptwtr hill 7012 --------•J .. ~~~~~~~~ 545.4•17 l060 HA•IOI Ill v O CO~TA ..-na t>-42 0010 hH~ha &OU 14 Ba y B oat all -~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~-~--~---~ FREE to good home l1berglass. 1 ot a kind! '75 BMW Adora~ klltens. black N.ee(ls en,ome.. w~lip •tti-C.i•itiei! gray striped Call avail S I 500 obo 640-4337 or 660-9001 540-9454 632-5527-Spm FIH ZHU FllCIH First S 1700 T 1bs l .. 2_1 .. 11 13 Boston Whaler. 25 HP " " motor 67 5-5552 Bart Jewelry/Fan/Ari Sail loatl 7014 --""'~""""l""....,6~0..,2 ... 5 t 1 SNARK-Euro sa11 with CARTIER S950 lg men s rudder a center t>oard 18kt istnls Santos watch SSO 673-1330 14 UDO Wllh trailer Good 4 c-r •nder • automatic sunroof Gotd anadf'Zed wore wheels ~ 1<1d1a1s S 1995 0 80 Must see to aoprec1ate1" Ul-l114tr 8'1-3712 SQ faee Se<•01Js 1nqs only Iv msg 84(). 1735 .,., ••••ri1l1 6030 cono111on gooo family •--------•I boa t S 9 5 O 0 B 0 OVEI 50 USED FILL DIRT WAITED! (Up Lo 30 yardsl 132-Hll Office Farailare I E~1ipaeal 6047 DESK & credenzas. later at hies 2 phones sys· tems. 3 lypewroters 645~226. 645-4121 Pets I Aaiaala 6049 X Coon·H01Jnd s Lament A GOldefl Retriever rm not Kennel Ille aon 1 so hot I ve hved here 6 weeks A nome or m'y own fr lleeps With a lam1ly to care My love I will share 6•6·6985 A LOVABLE BALL OF FUR Himalayan i.:1ttent CFA rag1steu1d snots Females $250 646-8131 *99s-0599• IMWs IN STOCK 1966 ISLANDER 29·:x1n1 cond CIBSSIC full keel '87 BMW Convertilles cruiser depth knot/log, VHF RDF head. atomic 4 Avon. sa•l•away S 14.999 Am/Ev 673-0485 1111111' $1000 ... cumplete. no trailer, needs TLC 675-0394 Strrice; "ai-,.-,-.-'1 S_!Hlin 7v20 2 spe;ds1ti8Slnu paddles IUTlfFD Private party 673-9192 Slips/Dtcb/ltlHfl 7022 30' side toe. eteC1 wale<, fac11t1tes. No hve on board $352/mo 617 Lido Park Or . N B 673-8800 LIVE-ABOARD partner- Slllp for sale. 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" . c ~ ' (", ... M AIL TO PHONE S).00. , • • .~ "C (lr• '-Ii. ,, : ..... , ... ... ._ ...... • "'V 1 r; lC rv ~TATE ZIP OATES TO !JUN ,1 (1(1 ......... IJ .. •<1¥0ADSP£11L ..... -~ 498A!'V'll>TION'! non"'" •• • ..., ._ 642-5678 \ • 'I I I ,,1 11•1 II I I ' '" ,, ' I 'I i ·~--... J• I' I i 1:::::-·- I • ! t I i I lh.,, •·'' :: ,, ,, ' • • . ClO Orwige Cout DAILY PILOT/ Sunday. August 14, 1988 - !WE 111TICl--Nit M>TIC£ -·-NI.IC Mmtt Ml.IC ll>l1C£ Ml.JC NO!IC( -Ml.IC 11>m MUC llJTICl 1 MUC !mCE '----"=•--ec ..... m .... ITl ..... a __ a TAT I• I• T o' llOTa °' DeA1" flCTITIOUI 1U1911U 'ICT'lllOU9 ....... menced to trenw:t t>utt-f9G County on J4Jt'f 29. ......... tu 1° MCllllOUl WM-'I MCTmOUe MWU WILWWAL ~-·••IDIO MAmlTAW NAmlTAftlmiff ness under the nct•Uovt 1 Clllf't..11 MAmlTAW MmlTATIMUT .-...-11..... NIJllOW The fOlloMolg perton• .,. The fOllowing P9t10flt .,. bUM*t "'9me Of "*'* "'1MI ..... 'I The Mowing petlOM .,. The 1-.. WIOf'l9.,. -.A,....... TO AllHllllTIW OOinO buM'lell.. Clolf\o butlMIS u l11ted •~ on June 20, Pvblilll\ed Orange C0Mt At-is . dOi(IO ~.. dOlnO.;:;:;;;: ~ PICTITIOU8 _,....... llTAll OP: YACHTfECHT, 1803 Ctey MlSA MARINE, no~ 1~88 0.WV Piioe AUOUtt 7, 1•. 2t. -... ti,,_ ' NATIOHAl SLIOE COM-FOACE OHE SECURITY ..._ KINT 1LA9m AU.IN St , Newport 9elch Calif IOfle Str .. 1. Coste Meet. CatOI 0 YounQ 29 1"8 5 30 pm Siucty ~ • PUTEAS .. ~41 Stmwnee AGENCY. 20702 fl T0to Rd. 1 The ~ "''°" '* llTAll NO. t2e63 Cllol 92827 This ttattment w .. filed Su-714 1 CommodOre Clfde Statue Ad • Wn1mlna1er, Calll •47'. fl TOfO, e.i.t 92f30 ...,...,. .. I glNfal pen-AMtt1' AIJ l(h9deml. 1803 Cley Guy lane T81'bulh, 3078 wtlh the County C!«ll or Or· Aeport ' ~ °' AMrnt· 92613 Ttm0tl'ly A. 0)'19n. 20702 AS lrOM""' ""''*"-P oCI-To .. llelrt. benefieiet•. St . Newpon BMch, Cll1f Swnoe Pl. Co61• Mtse. ange County on Jl.lly 19. Pdl.IC fl)TIC( tlYe ActlOn "9ml 2 CMc JoMoll ~d Wllmon, El TOl'O Rd -478, !I Toro. treling under ..... flctrtlOut c;red1t0t• eJ\d contingent 92663 Cllif t2&27 t!i88 Center Site Study &« 1 Sn.wne& Rd • W•t-Callf t2MO bullllMI f'\Mle of REM· credlton. 11n<1 per10n9 wno This bus1neas •• con-Soni• Teroush, 3018 ,_.. '1CTmOUI MllMat O CONS£NT CALENDAR mintier. Calif 82613 This buelnett 11 con- IRANOT'8 AUTO PAINT ' mey be Olfl«w!M int••ted ducted by .,, lndlvldual Samoa Pl . Cotta M.... Pvbl1$1\ed OtMga Cout MAMI ITATIMIWT 0.2 Ptirc.1M9')17-303 -I tlll• bu•lnH• ,, COf\1 ducted by an lnd1vldull IOOY et "8 w 11th St. 1n the Wiii 0t •tite. °' ,oofb. The rao11tran1 com-Clllt 92&27 Daily Piiot Juty :14, 31. Tiie folloWWlg '*'°"'are Richard 1<11ter • NE 17thl due:ted by 81'1 lndMdUal The regletrent com- Co.1a MM&. Calif 92&27 of KENT BLAINE ALLEN· menceo to 1ren..c1 bual.. Thlt bualneta •• con· August 7. 14. t988 dOif\O bullneu u : Street & w.invt Ave. 1 The 11g1a1rant com· tnerlCed to uanuc:t bull!• The ftctltlOl.le bva neaa A petition hu been flied nest under the lic:lllloua dueled by husbend and wilt Su-6t4 ISL.ANO SPORT, 208 Col· 0-3 P•roal Map 87 • 135 • ITMlnced to trenaaet bull-""' under the ftellllous nMleS .. t~tlortheS)Wt· byVIRGIN,IAA ALLEN1nthe bu~• name 0< names Th• registrant com. .._.,. NOTll'r llna Ave . Ntwpof1 e..c11, Billy 8reati.v1 -EIS 12th llMt under the llctltlou1 butlntat namt or names nenNp wu hied on Ster Superior Coun of California. tlsted above on July t3. 1988 meoced to transact ~-t"UDU\I •~ Caltt 82662 -Street . NIO Ottnge Ave OUSlne&a neme Of fl"'* !lated •tlove on August 1. lamber 8, 1987 In the County County Of Otaoge. re.;i\lflt• All Khlldeml nesa under Ille llCllllOUI ,ICTITIOUI IU ... S. Jeffrey JOlln co-. 208 COi-()..4. McOonnel-Oouglaa lilted above on Augu1t 3. 1988 of Orange. FILE NO Ing thll VIRGINIA A, ALLEN This statement wa:a hied buStntSI name ,or n•,mee NAME ITAT'E .. NT lln1 Alie . NewPOtl Beach, Realty Co -NE Boise Chica 1988 Timothy A Gyr.,, F3~5 bt appointed as personll with Ille County Ci.rtt of Ot-llsted •tloveon Jury 12, 988 Callt. 92662 St & Botta Ave Joseph O Wllaon This atatement was hied Full Netne Ind AddraH of ree>reaentatlve to admlniste< ange County on July 19, Soni• T8fbuah The fallowing person• are Thia bualneu la con· 0·5. Human Resource• Ttus etatement w11 filed with tht County Clerk of Or- lhe Pe<aon Wlthdr•wlng. tlle estate ol the decedent 1988 Thia at&lln*!6 was filed d~R~;11r;:Js ~~ SANTA ducted by· an lnd1vldua1 Board Appointment • wltll the County Clerk of Or-ange County on July 29. CiJrtls Dela AedlO, Jr., 2148 The petition requests F3MtOI with the County lefll of Or-FE. 220 Forest A"Venue, lha raglstrent com-Kirschner enge County on August 4, 1988 YOfk Cr.. A1141helm. Calif authority to adminlater the PubhShe<I Orange Coast ange County on July 14. menced to trannct bull, D·& Pvblk Safety System 1988 F317W 92804 estate undar the lndepen-Cally Piiot July 24, 31, 1988 ~~~= ~:~·~If J~ ness und• Iha flctltlou• Agreement '°' Publie Safety P bllshed 0 ''r170 PubUa.lled 011nge Coast Signed· Curtis Dale Radig, dent Administration ot El-August 7. 14, 1988 0 F•eot41 Dflve. Sant• Fe. New Me•ICo business name °' names Ofspatcll Syatem • The u range oaet Oa ty Piiot August 7, 14, 21. Jr tales Act (This authority •I· Su-681 Publlstled 'lllO' ut 87501 ltsted 11>oveon July 14, 1988 Warner Group Dally Pilot August f4. 21. 28. 28, 1988 lllCnTIOUI ...... .. llAlmlT•CT ff Ttie lol!OMnt PW80fll we dolna builtlel& a& MIKE'S IUAGlA MAO. NESS. 502 M~•. Cot· ona del .._,. Cilit. 92925 ThOrf Mlclla&I Mderaon, 502 MWQUtttte, Cotone def Mat. Ctlll. 9262S Thll busl,,... 11 con- ducteo by 111 1ne11lo'lduel The reglstranl com- menced to trenuct bull-,,.,, und« the fiet1tl0ul bu1lneu name Of narnee l11ted at>ove on July t, 1988 TllO'I MICllMI Andetaon Tiiis atatemef\I w" llled with the County Cter11 of Of· ange County on July 22. 1988 ,_ PubU'lled Orange Coatl 0&1ly Piiot July 31. August 7, 14 H t988 Su.-69 t Pvbltahed Orange Coast IOwS the personal repre,MO-Dally Pilot July 24. 31. ThtS business 11 con-Jeffrey John Cow . 0-7 Library literacy Pro-September 4, 1988 Su-701 Dally Pilot July 31. ~ugutt 7, 11tJve to 111ke many actjon• Pml.IC NOTICE Augull 7, 14, 1988 Id 1 This 1t11ament wu flied gram Su-725 •-ir NOTIM' 14, 21, 1988 wlthout obt11n1ng court ap-Su-675 ducted by, an indiv ua with the County Clerk of Or-0-8 Extra w0<k on traffic ---------1 fltlllC NOTICE __ r;.,;,;UIK.nl--.--.-..-~--- Su·698 proval.Beforetaklngc8f11ln FICTITIOUS •UllNHS ~ '~a°':r~~:~, c~~= a1nga9 County on July 14.,~a11proc~t1ro_1S1e1'...nrye&plaCcoe-. Ml.IC NOTICE ,ICmlOUSMl ... H ---------actions, however, the per-NAMl STATEMENT P\mlC NOTtcE 11 . 988 ....... ,..... _ ---------1 FtcTmoua 9UIMH N~ ITATE•NT fltlllC NOTICE sonal r8')feaentahve is r• The lollowlng persons 11e :S~ under tile ctlhoua F•ta D-9 Reimbursement FtCmlOUS .U ... 11 NA.Ml STATE .. NT The fOllOwlng l*SO"• .,. FICTI110US 8Ul .. ll NAMI tTATEWNT The toltowlng peraona are dOlng l>U9lneU as quired to give nouoe to doing buSlnesa as FICTITIOUS 9UIMSI siness name or names Publlslled Orange Coaat I A"•eemeflt -Water Main & NAME STAn•NT Tiie folloWing persons ate d"""' bualneu as. inte<ested persons unless (1)HERT2 LANDSCAPE NAME STATEMENT ltsted at>ove on July 1988 Daily PllOI July 24, 31,1 sMr construction . Janet The following persons are domg tlullnest a• -ARs FINANCIAL INVEST- ,-. llave waived notice or DtSIGN & CONSTRUCTION The IOllow1ng P8flOl'IS 11e Cf\T rii Barr 1 ._. Augus1 7, 14, 1988 Moody dOfng business as: 967 ASSOCIATES, 967 MENTS ANO SERVICES, d;;:Mnted 10 tne pr~•..,. 121HEATZ PROPERTIES DE· doing business H his sCoutatemenCt was I 'o""' Su-677 0-lO Consultant Agree-LEl: COMMUNICATIONS, So Cout Hwy . Lagun1 922 Goldenrod Dr . Cotta COMPUTER GRAPIC BUSINESS SERVICES. 21721 S Brookhurat •C. Hun11ngton Beach, Calll 92~6 action) T"-inde~ VELOPMENT 16112 Sher OAHLISMITH:rtO,A Ca.li· w1ththeCounnty llfllo 2'" ment Edi,.,,., CorridOf. 8t42Worthy0rtve M1dw1y Beach.Cahf 92651 ••esa Caltl 92626 admimsirauon authonty w1H Ln E·6, Huntington .... ach .,. 1988 rUULJ nu ylvla Ann C>Ofe. u-Aileen R Suzt*t, 922 '"' ""' "-r~ni1 hmltlCI pannersntp, ~ ly on July I, DIDI 'IC MnTICE SWA G-rou8··.-· City. Calif 92655 s M 370 S '"' • D• granted unless an Cahl 92647 5J)5 Park Ava Balboa F*7tl 0-11. range County Leann Larae Dake, 8142 pe<l<>f Ave • 120. Newpo<! GOidenrod Or . Cotti Mesa. internted person hies an Steven 11 Hertz, 18112 Island Calif 92662 P .. ...,. 0 Coa t FICTITIOUS IUTE~..!S TranSlt Olstnci Agreement -WOllhy Drive, Midway City, Beach, Cahl 91663 Cahl 92626 otlJ8ChOn 10 tllos petlllOn ano Sllef Ln 1-iunhnglon Beach. Jellrey D Srn•th 565 S 0 1u-::1~"j' 1 ;a;r 1 ; NA• STA _..' BrookhU<at Street bet-Cahf 92655 Sadie Ramirez. 114 t W This business ta con-show:a good cause wtly the Calif 92647 Covered Wagon Tr all. 8J Y 'ot u Y · ugus • The I01low1ng persons are Adams Ave. & GartlelO Ave. This bu11nasa 11 con-Park Ln . Santa Ana Caflt ducted Dy an lndtvldual • 0811..i J1mes l1yland. 2 l732 S. aroo1thurst •C, Huntington Beach. C111t 9264& court shouk:I not gran1 the Tn1s DuS1nes1 ts con-Anaheim Hilts Calll 92807 t•. 21 1988 doong business as 0. 12 ApPQlntment ol new ducted Dy an Individual 92706 The registrant com- 1uthonty ducted by an tnd•viduat This ous1ness IS con· Su·694 l I 0 NH EAR T PR 0. member -Pro,ec:t Self-Sulh-Tha •egtatr en1 com-This Dusiness •S con-menced to transact bust· A HEARING on the pell· The registr1nt com· dueled Dy a 11m1ted panner· ----------1 DUCTIONS. 2230 S Anne ctency. lnnef Whaef menced 10 transact bull· ducted by 8 gene<1I pan -ness undef the f1Ctit1oua lion wilt be helO on AUGUST meoced to tranaact bus•· ship Pml.IC NOTICE SI Santa An1, Cltf 92704 0-13 P11cel Map 87 • 110 -ness under the hctlhOUI n4!fsn1p business name Of names Th11 business IS con- ducted by an 1nd1v1du1I 31• 1988 at I 45 P M on ness under the 11e1111ous The reg1s1ran1 com-__ ..;..;:.;;;..;;~.;.;..;;,_;.;,.;;.;;..__ Lewis Hill, 8448 Loa San-••Jda Realt Cor SW business name Of names The reg1srran1 com-listed a"'-ve on Ja.nuary 1 d t I I ... · FICTITIOUS •11Sl...,IS tos Dr . L""" Beech, Cahl .., s y p • listed 1"-·e on July 6. 1988 "" Dept No 3 tocared a1 700 busmess name °' names merwe o ransac vusi-..., ""' 90815 -·.. Beach Blvd & Owen Avenue. lean;;'l' Dake menced to transact DuSI· 1987 The reg11tr1nt com - menc.ct to transact buSl- ness unclef the fict•tlOUJ bullneu name Of names ltSted•bOYe onJuty 12, 1988 CS1vict ACenterCA °'92111e101 Wesl. hs~~!~~e ~er~~ty 1 1988 ~~ne~;d~'am':e Cf11c~1!::: T~Ar':!~T!,~!,~! are This Dus1n11u is con-0·14 Approvatofoonsutt-This statement was IOed ~:~~~d:am~e or''c~~= AT11'~s.ns1AatemSueninl01 wa:a h...., ~~ ayoJ"pBJECT to me Th•S siatemeni was Med hsted a Dove on Juty 26. 1988 doi;'B business as· ducted by an 1nd1Yldu11t ~rs~~n~ _HJ~~s~~:! with tn.e County Cletk ot Or· 1tstec1 at>ove on Juty 1 t. 1988 with ;he County Clerk or~ D1n1el J. Laytand grant1nnof lhe ""llhon.you wohtheCountyClerkolOr· JettreySm1th ' 0 ALITY PAINTING The reg11tr1nt com-Researchassociat~ a~e County on August 4, Sylvia Moore ange County on August 4. .. ,. ... ~ c J 1 2 Tn • •t111e~e11t was 111--' PLUS 2029 Wa11~a St Umt menced to transact bus1-1·• 8 Th t t t f t-"' should either appear at the ange ounty on u Y 1, '• • ... "" D, Cos' ta M-~. C"!""allf 92627 ness under tile llctlUous 0-15 Authorization tor " • F-•115 ts s a emeri was '"" 19 8 hearing and slate your oo-1988 with lhe County Cterk 01 Or, .,.... 11cqu11it10n of property • -woth Ille County Clerk or Or-F•1n Thia statement was filed wtth the County Clerk or Or-= County on July 19, JeClions or hie wnt1en obiec· F3117M an9e County on July 29. Jams Edward Wetsll Jr .. business narr111 o~ n~mes Conley • 61h Street Between Pu~IShed Oranp,e Coast ange County on July 29. Published Orange CoHI lions With lt'le court before Published Orange Coes1 1988 ~029 Wallace St UM D. hSled above on no yet PCH & Walnut Dally 1101 August 4. 21. 2 . 1988 F Cally Pilol August 14• 21, 28, the hearing Your appeal• oail" P11o1Juty31, Augusl 7, F31712t Cos1a Mesa. Calif 92627 Lewis Hiit 0•16 Autllorization for September 4, 1988 387122 S b 4 1988 ' p O C Th' D Th I I ment as filed S 722 Pubtlshed Or6ft Coast eplem er ' Su-719 ance may be in person or by t4 2 t 1988 ubl1shed range oast 1s us1ne1s 1s con· is s a e w acquisition 01 property • u-~·oe F*505 PubtlsNld Orange Coast Dally Piiot July 24. 31. your auorney Su-696 Oa1ty P1101 Augus1 7 14, 21. ducted by· an 1ndlv1dual with the County Clerk of Or-Shnadnck . SW Corner Main Dally Piiot August 7. 14, 21. IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR 28 1988 Tne reg1s1rant com-ange County on July 21. & Ohve Pml.JC NOTICE 28 t988 --------- Su-708 menceo to trlnsac1 bus•· 1988 T E Su-707 D1m•1c NOTICE August 7, 14, 1988 or a con11ngen1 creditor of POOLIC NOTICE ness under the flclillous F3Ml3S E ADMINtSTRA IV FICTITIOUS •USINESI rUUl. Su·685 the dect ease<!", Ylhou mus,t tiled FICTITIOUS BUSINESS PllJUC NOTICE Duslness name or names Pubhslled Orange Coasl tTEE~1S Commodore Circle NAME STATEMENT fltlJLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS •UllNHI your c aim wot e cour an ltsteO above on March 1988 Dally Pilot July 3 1 August 7 The IOllowing persons are ----------NAME STATEMENT ___ Dl ___ IC_N0_T_IC£_, ___ mail a copy to the personal NAME STATEMENT FICTITIOUS BUSINESS James Edward Welsh Jr 14, 21. 1988 • rev•-& Action on alterna-doing business as FICTITIOUS •UllNESS The lollowing persons are rUUl. representa11ve apj)04nled Dy Hoe following persons are NAME STATEMENT Tiiis statement wa.s filed Su~7 live ae1ton 1tems related PAINTING UNLIMITED. NAME STATEMENT doon~ business as __ ,;,,,,;,.--..-'"-----1thecounw11hmlourmonths do1ngbus•nessas T .. -10110 ingpersonsare lhth C t Cl k 10 ----------E-2 Public Salely 178 B•and"'""'ne Tarr-The fot1~ng..-sons•·e C UISE CONNECTION FICTITIOUS 9UllHEll from the oate of first 1s-••ARTIN OGRADY & '"' w wi e oun Y er 0 r-D1m•1c NOTICE 1 CAD/RMS Sys1em-McOon· 1 -1 ,,_, ""' -.... ._ ST'""PR•NT .... d0t09 business as ange County on July 21 rUUl. Cosla Mesa Cal1I 92627 doing bu11ness as 270l Harbor Blvd . Costa -.. .,"' suance of tet1ersasprovided MLUCK Y PROO 3 7 1 BR AO l E y I NTER. 1988 ' __ ,;,,,,;,.--..-.'"------nell _Douglas Corp. & EAi Manon Irene Howatd, 178 S ANOCAS TLES UN-Mesa. Calll 92626 d The ~~no persons are 1n sec11on 9100 of the Call-Avocaoo St =6 Cos1a NATIONAL MARKETING F3M717 FICTfTIOUS 9UllNEll Corp Brandywyne Terrace. Costa LIMITED 509 3151 Street Larry Dtll 25914 Moreno olw1S'T~ .. e:-T OATAlforn1a Probale Code The Mesd Cai.I 92627 10264 La Hacoenda Ave PuDllShed Orange Coast NAME STATEMENT F PUBLIC HEARINGS Mesa.Caltf,92627 Suite 201, New~ Beactt, Dr .l/alenc1a.Caltf 91355 SYSTEMS 33782 Silver ume fOf hl1n9 c111, ms will not CrirosloPl'le• M Martin -D· t t Foun1ain I/alley Daily Piiot July 3, Augost 7 The lolloWlng peraon1 are F-1 Acqu1S1tton of prop-Tn1s Dusoneu IS con-Caht 92683 Joan DtH. 2591 4 Moreno • expire Pf•O< '" our montns 371 A•ocado Sr Cos1a Calil 92708 14. 2 l . 1988 dOfng busmess IS eny Dy eminent domain • ducted by an indtv1duat Kent 8 Trolten . 509 3151 Dr Valencia CAiif 9,355 Lantern rB, Dane Point., from the date or ine heanng Mesa Cd11f 92627 James Patrock Braoley S 695 REMBRANDT S AUTO Clark Hotel Tiie reg1stran1 com-Street Suie 20 t. Newpc)rt This Dusiness Is con· Calif 92~,29F 33782 sa notlCedaDOve Sean 0 grad>' 371 10264 La Hacienda Ave u-PAINT &BODY 867W 18111 F-2 EstaDtisnmenl of menced 10 1r1nuc1 Dust-Beach Calif 92663 ducted by husblnel1ndw1fe John .., or8d0 Pol.,. VOU MAY EXAMINE lhe Avocaoo St Costa Mesa . .,0. 11 Founlain Valley. DllDl lC NOTICE St Costa Mesa. Cahf undetground ullltty dostnct • ness unOl!f the flcllllous Tllos business is con-The renistrant com-ver lantern" ana nt.I file kepi b" the court 11 you c~11f 9262" Catt! 92708 l"UUI. 92627 Olive/ Main/Watnut/F1tth " C f 92629 1 ~ t>usiness name or names dueled Dy an 1nd1Vlduat meoced to transact bus;-111 W tOSOCh 1are a person inte<esled in Jeffry M1ucl<) 37t This busoness •S con-RCTITIOUSBUSINESS James John Wilson 682 F-3 Rod Wilson Electra hSted at>Ove on August 2 Tne regosrrant com-ness under tne Uctmous Blake J 000. "'"I the es1ate. you may Me wolh Avocado St Cos1a Mesa · Governor St Costa Mesa. Media • W1tson Fmd !988 quapln = 11, Carlsbad. Calif Ille court 8 l0<maJ R-uest Cato! 92627 ducted by an ondivioual NAME STATEMENT Clair 92627 F . 4 or 1 f 1 w 0 0 d menced to transact buSI· Dusmess name °' names 92008 ~... The reg1s1ran1 com-The foftowinn ---sons are Marion Irene Howard ness unOe• the hct1hous 11st..,. above on NI A R L 2558• ,.._ 'I for Special Notice ot 1he hi· Th•S Dusmess •S con-menced 10 1ran1>acl Dusi-d~ .... 5 ne5s ;,~· This business is con-Mobtlehome park acqu•SI-This statement was hied DUsoness name or names L""arry D•ll Obert ee. • ..,.a09e ,,,,, of an inventory and ap-ductA"' "'v co· partners ness und~ Ille lictotious ...,ng vu 1 · ducted by an 1nd1v1duat uon & retoca11on ""reement 111 th c nt Cler~ of Or C M C If ... "" "' ~· SJW & ASSOCIATES CO ..,, wi e OU Y " • t1ste<1 above on July 21 1988 This statement was flte<J 9A2v6e27 osta esa. a' ; pra1sement ol estate assets l he reg1s11an1 com-busoness name or names 31 19 Har1man Streel or: The reg111rant com-F-5 Water1ront • precise ange County on August 4 l<en1 Trollen with t"a c~·nty Clerk ot Or-or of any petition or accounl menced ICI 1tansac1 bus1 menced to transacr Dusi-plan or street ahgnment 1988 '"" ~ This bu11ness •S con. I as provided in secuon 1250 ness under the hc1111ous lisle<! above oil N A ange, Caltl 92665 ness under the f1c11t1ous I F-6 Final Supplemental F381111 This statement was hied ange County on August 4, duC1ed by a gene< at part· ol the Cahforn1a Probate business name or names ~~~e!,:te~!~:e~as filed John Cheven Wa~. 31 19 Du11ness name or names E I R • Walerfront Pubhslled Orange Coasl :~~elll~~~;ty ~le~~1~1 ~~: l988 nership I Code A Request tor Special hsled above on NIA witll the County Cler~ of Or· Harlman Sireet. range. ltsted above on September F·7 Zone Change-Waler-Daily Pilot August t4. 21. 28. 1988 F•10I The re91str1n1 com-Nolioe form is available lrom Cnros1opher M Mamn C t J t 14 Calif 92665 8 1987. lront SeptemDer 4. t988 F387S3t Pubhshed Oranoe Coast menOCld to transact bu11-1he court cterk This staiement was filed ~;;xg oun > on u Y This business is con· Jim Wilson F-8 Oevetopmenr agree-Su·l23 Oa1ty Pilot Aug;.ist 14. 21 28, ness unoer the hc11t1ous Pe1111oner v11g1111a A wolh tne County Crerk ol Or-F3Mll3 Oucted Dy an mdlv1du11t This siaiernenl was tiled ment & commerciat master ----------PuDhsried Oran~e Coast September 4. 1988 business name or names Atten . .r. ange County on July 25 Published Orange Coast Tne reg1s1rant com-with lhe County Clerk ot Or-site plan. Waterlront Pml.IC NOTICE 028a1t~9P818tot August 14, 21 Su-7 18 hSled above on July 1. 1988 MEREDITH L. CALllWAN l988 mencea 10 uansacl busl· ange Counly on July 19, f.9 Precise str'i!et ahgn- John M Ford ot Perona. Langer, LaTOf-F387046 Daily PttOI July 24· 31 ness unoer the llCllllOUS 1988 ment between Lake Street FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Su-700 This statement w1s l1led race 6 Beck, Attorneys for Pubhsheo OranQe Coast August 7 14 1988 Su·674 busmess name or names F3M510 and Beach Boulevard NAME STATEMENT otlDLIC NOTICE with the County Cterk Of Or-PetltloMr, 300 E. hn An-Da11y Piiot Jul) 31 August 7 hsled above on July 27 t988 Pubhshed Orange Coasr IWatnuo The following persons are ___ r_uu ______ _ ange County on July t• tonlo Drive, Long Beach, 14 21 1988 Pml.ICNOTICE Joh"C Wa119 Daot~ Pilot July 24 31 F.10 DO A Between the do1n9Dus1nessas FICTITIOUSBUSINESS l988 F3MlM CAP9C>IOI 7 d O C ast Su-697 woinn:~esgi~~~ey"c':;:s0,"6~ August 7 14 t988 Rdot>ert1 Mayer1 CAorp &cyRe· C 0 N T I N E N T A l NAME STATEMENT uD 1Sne range o FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Su·680 eve opmen gen · ENTERPAIZE, 400 Mernmac The lollowong persons are Pubhshe<l Ora09e Coast Da11~ P1to1 Auqust 7 8, 14 PUBLIC M/\TICE NAME STATEMENT ange County on Juty 29 waterfra<it Way :7 Costa Mesa Cahf dor"9 business as Dairy Pilot July 24 3 t . 1988 nv Tne following persons are 1988 \ Pml.IC NOTICE F-11 Recychng lac1hties . 92626 THE WOODWORI( SHOP August 7 14 1988 SuM7 t6 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS dor~ business as Pubhslled Ora~!~~~~ ----------cooe amendment Raul Rodriguez 400 Mer· 765 171h Sr Unor F Costa Su-672 ----------IN E"l C'-' 260 N~por1 FlCTITIOUS BUSINESS-F-12 Rez~ to Seaclllf romac Way :7 Costa Mesa ••esa Cati! 92663 ----------NAME STATEMENT " " "-Daily P1lol,Au9us1 14 2t NaME ST'"TE..-NT / specohc ptan . Pacific Coast Calif 92626 ,..lawr-~e O Bau-Jr Pml.IC NOTICE Tl'le following persons are Center 1Ye Sune 310 28 t988 ,. ,. ~ """' ... P\mlC NOTICE :£. OO•ng business as Newport Beach Caht Su-705 The !Olk>wlng peraons are Homes Thts business os con-3045 Clubhouse Cr Costa FICTITIOUS BUSINESS • THE COMMUNICATORS Gerald Eugene Gilford!----------do•ng business as G ORDINANCES • FOR ducted by an 1no1v1duat M'ta Catif 92626 ~!!!.,IOtlSJs .. ~!!.,NE, .. 1ss T!'_A1MOl~o!~~T!_MrsoE~! arel'a consurung l1rmi 259.B 8 t69 P1utw1ct.. C1rcte Hun1-Pml.IC NOTICE SARGENT S MARINE ADOPTION -Tll9' reg1sHant com· This business ,5 con- T ~-.a "''5,...., dOt~'""bu~•rfessas ·~ eai~A•agon LagQnaHIU$ 1og1onBeacn Cahl 92664 SEfWICE tOt N-Bays1de G-f'Ord No 2953-1/es-menced to 1ransact Dusi· ducted by an indivodual d-~hel>U"':::~"Japers sons are C X P•CtFtC 4 17 3 tst Ca•·' 92653 • Tn1s busmess •S con· FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Or :r116, Newport BeaCfl ltng tef\tattve maos nes1 under tne ltCt1ttOVS The reg1stran1 com-~ ~·-,. B Mel 2 9 B Calle 0U(ted by an ondivtOuat NAME STATEMENT Cahl 92660 G·2 Oto No 2954 Dusiness name or (\ames menced 10 transact Dust-s CAMORE PLAZA l TD St Newoor1 Beacl'I Cahl Arag~e Lan~na ~,,;5 Cahl The 1eg1s1ran1 corn-The follOW1ng persons are Jetty w Sargent 101 N r;hange of zone hsted aDOve on (nol yeti ness under the fictiuous 400 Newport Center Dr 92663 "' menced to transact buSt Bayside Dr rH6 Newport G-3 Ord No 2956 Raut Rodr1guez business name or names Suite 208, Newport Beactl Charles E Co• 1• 33091 92653 · domg Dusiness as Beach Catll 92660 Pohce services at loud This s1atement was Ille<! 1,51_,, a"'ove on August t. Calif 92660 "-galta Cl San Juanl Geornena Mei.n 259 8 ness unde< the llCH!lous STUDIO GRAPHICS. 158 Cou C 0 ~ ., "'" " t>vsmess name or names Co •• c 11 This Dus1ness is con-pan1es with the nty lerk of t· 1988 David Charles Barnes Capistrano "-rit 92675 Calle Aragon Lc19un11 Hills Magnolia sta ... esa a 1 d d 1 p bl ....... n ty Cou 1 on J ty 19 ""' Cat 1 92553 hSled above on NIA 92627 ducted by an In "" ua u is"""' as a commu 1 ange n Y u . La.,.,rence 0 Baum Jr 1543 Sandcastle Or Cor-Jelfrey Jotm Cox 208 COi-r' Gerald E Gilford Carol Ann Manier 1~8 The registrant com-service by Ille Orange CoaSI 1988 Tt1is stalement was llleO Ona def ••ar Catt! 92625 tins A·-N~rt B00ch "15 business 15 con-T 1 ed d t 1 n•~t bus Daily P1101 August 14 1988 F"•u- char,;:: B ••ontgomery Cahf 9;662 ~·· ... -~ oucted Dy huS03"0 and wile h•S sta1Pmen1 was 11 Magnolta .Costa Mesa Calif mence o ra ~ •· S 727 -witn the County Clerk of Or· ~ "" The registr cJnt com w1111 the Covniy Clerk of Or· 92621 ness under the hctouous u Pubttsned Or11nge Coast ange County on July 29 t824 G1taJ1y Or Newpmt Tht5 business is c:on-• arige Counly on July 21 This business 15 con· 1>us1ness name or names Daily Pilot Juty 24 31, t988 Beach C1llf 92660 dueled by a general oatt· mer>ced to 1tansact busi· 19988 ttsted aDove on July 27, 1988 Pml.IC NOTICE August 7 i. t988 F .. ..,5,.. Jo .. n' C Warren 1801 Pit-nership ness unoer Ille hcto11ous ducted Oy an md1v1dua1 S .-r ,... " business name or names 1'3MM3 The registrant com-Jerry W Sargenl TT s BUS NESS u-682 Published Orange Coast c11m Cosra Mesa Cati! Tne reg1s1ran1 com· 977 Pubhsneo Orange Coasl me~" 10 1ransac1 busl-Th11 s1a1ement was file<! FIC I IOU I Oa1ty P1to1 Aunusl 7 14. 21 . 92627 ' menced 10 transacr bus•-llSled above on July 1 p 3 A 7 ·~v wotll the Counly Clerk of Or-NAME STATEMENT PlllllC NOTICE " PllJUC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUllNOS NAME STATEMENT The IOllowing persons are doing Dusoness as ESTANCIA 68 CLASS REUNION 265 Palmer S1ree1 Costa Mesa. Cahl 92627 Jact.ie Momssey, 265 Patm~ Street Cosll Mesa Calif 92627 :Yfl1s busmesa 15 con- Oueled by an 1nd1v1ouat The registrant com· • menced to lransact busi- ness undl!f the f1c1111ous business name or names ttsted abOve on August 15. 1988 Jackie Moms~y This statement was hied wtlh lhe Counry Clerk of Or- ange County on August 4, t988 F38117t Puohshed Orange Coast Daily Pilot August 14. 21. 28. September 4 1988 Su-726 This "'us1ness is con-ness un"er the f1c1111ous Bruce Mehn Oaity '101 Juty 1· ugusl · ness under tne flCtiuous The lottow1ng narsons are ----------' 28 t988 " " Th s1a1ement was roeo 14 2t 1988 business name or names ange County on July 29, ,..... Su-7t2 ducted by e general part· business name or names •l> C Cl 1 0 su.688 hSled above on Juty 25, 1988 1988 F387120 doing business as. FICTITIOUS BUSINESS ----------DID C NOTICE nership tisted above on Juty 14. 1988 with lhe ounly erk o r· ---------YUCAIPA-GSO, 235 Eas1 NAME STATEMENT otlDLIC NOTICE ruull The regisiranr com-Charles E Co~ Jr ange Coun1y on Ju1v 14 IMID•IC NOTICE Carol Ann Mahler Publistled Orange Coast Baker Street Suite A. Costa Tile following persons are ruu menceo 10 transact bust-This stalt>me"I was hied l988 rUUL This s1atement was filed Daily Pitoi August 7. 14· 21· Mesa. Calif 92626 d0tng bus ness es FICTITIOUS BUSINESS ness under tile hc111tous with the Counry Cltirk of Ot· • ~182 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS w•lh ltle County Clerk of Or· 28· 1988 Stephen C Groat. 235 SAIL t~N MOTEL. 2627 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT Dusiness name or names dnge County on July 14 Pubhsht>O Orange•coasl NAME STATEMENT ange County on July 29 Su-T06 East Baker Street, Sulle.A, Newport Blvd Newporl NAME STATEMENT The following persons are hs1ect atlo~e on September 19&8 Dail) Pilct July, 24 3 1 The lollow1ng persons are t988 ___ Plll_l_l_C_NO __ Tl_C_E __ Costa Mesa. Cahf 92626 Beach Cahf 92S63 do;~;~~,~~:+;~ ::rso"s are do~~Mo~ne~~ atf.Bls P"' .. '"'" 1 1983 ~31&,.., -~--· 7 •4 1988 doong bUlTnesnrs --F3'75'3 Bonalc1.:L.Slleehan....235 ~All«Wr..i 2621 New-ORANGE" COAST oc~-~ ~ David C Barnes PuDhstied O<ange Coas1 Su 671 JEAN-POLS DESIGN. Published Oran~e Coast FICTITIOUS BUSINESS East Baker Street .Surte A, port Blvd , NewpOft Beach CUPATIONAL THERAPY 2548 Branch Lane Brea This statement was hleo Daily P1101 Jul) 24 3t 1 0110LIC NOTICE 7920 Newport Blvd New-Daity Pilot August 14· 21 NAME STATEMENT Costa Mesa. Calif 92626 Cahl 92663 1610 Caraway =C. Costa Caltf 92621 w•lh troe County Cieri. of O•· Augusr 7 14 1988 ruu port Beacn. Cihf 92663 28 l988 Th fft'I s Raymond A Duran. 235 This business 1s con-.. e•• Calif 92626 Jeffrey Gibson. 2548 Su·713 e "'owing person are East Baker Street. Suite A. ,., ""' Branch Lane Brea Callt anrs Counry on July ~ 1 Su·676 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Jean· POI Duptn 2920 d0trig Dusoness as ducted by an 1nd1v1dua1 Melanie J Miller 1610 9262 • 19 8 I N-ort Blvo Newport c·FE GRIFFIN 6 Hutton Costa Mesa. Cahl 92626 The registrant com-c c c •• 1 PUBLIC NOTICE NAME STATEMENT ~-.. otm11c NOTICE " araway :: osta ... esa. ~1,za""""t .. Gi'--n 2548 F3161S5 T I ' Beach Cahl 92663 '""°'" Center Onve Santa Ana. This Dusiness is con· menced to transact Dusi-Cahf 92626 !:lr~nch""'l~ne ~a Calif Pubhs'*' Or3a1~e Coas71 FICTmous BUSINESS dor~ne b~s'~"J :Ss rsons ~re This business 1s 1con-FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Cahl 92707 ducted Dy a genl!fat part-ness under the hchlious Tnis Dusiness tS con· Daily Piiot July .. ugust N'"ME sT•TEME.... 33 0 ST,..,.A~PTS 21 J l•d OUC1ed by an 1no1v1dua vounn Hun 2016 l/erduno ne<Sh•P bvsmess name 01 names ductA"' "y an mdivoduat 92T62 t b " " "' NAME STATEMENT Pl Futt"erton Cilif 92633" The registrant com-t1sted aDOveonJuly t~ 1988 Th""" 1 1 • his us1ness is con-14 21 1988 Su-68& rne toltow•nq persons are SlrPet Newpotl B,.ath Tn• re9istranl com-The ronow1ng peri;ons are Y-··ft~ H-Huh 2016 Ver-menceci to transact busi-Yadu AJipur1a ':..,. re1 915 1 ran 1 cbuom· ducted by, husband 10C1 Wtle I ooonn t>usoness as Ca111 92663 me~ to transact buSI· doin~ bllStnen as· ~· •-h I t·• T 11--' mencvv O ransac St· The ren1stran1 com-_-:::======;::;::-; , .,. ness unoer the hctohous uugo I Futlerlon Calif ness under I e 1c uious hts statement wa:a 1.,.... ness un"'er 1 ... _ 1trt11tous " I/ALLEY LANO OE ~r.omas McB•ooM sn, business name or names M RINE CONSULTING & 92633 Dusine!>S name or names wnh the County Clerk of Or· t>usiness "na~"' °'-names menced 10 transact Dusi· / "'I llELOPMENT COMPANY Carnation Corona ae t.~a1 I hsteo at>ove on NIA TECH NICAL SERI/ICES Trus ousiness 15 con. ltsted above on NIA ange County on July 19 list .... a""'ve on (not ...,11 ness under Ille l1Cllhous PACIFIC VIEW l306 PcJrk A'wer>ue Newoo-I Cdhl 9262) Jean-POI Dupm 383 Tlletlord Way Cosia d d 1 Stephen C Groat 1988 "" "" •-busoness name or names MEMORIAL PARK Beach Cahl 92662 Arlynn J V'_lh •11• .. • 13 This statement was hied Mesa Cahf 92627 dueled Dy hust>an an WI e This statement was hied F3M507 Melanie J Mitter hsted aDOve on July 1. 1988 Thomas A Tnornri..rgn Ca•nation Co•ond dPI Mr th 1.,._ County Cter~ 01 0 ,. George Re1n1er De Neef The registrant com-with the County Cter" 01 Or-p 0 C This siatemenl was hied Ehzabeth Gibson Cemetery • Mor tua• • 75.371 Honhwa" t 11 La· Cahf 92625 I W1 ,.., " mt"'ced lo 1tansact bvS•· C " ubhshe<J range oast with tile County Clerk of Or· Th 1 1 1 f 1 .... C C " , ~ County on July 2 t 383 Thetford Way Costa ness under t"'-l1c1111ous ange ounty on August 4, Daily P1IOI July 24 3 1. anae County on July 29. is s a emen was I""' hapet • rematory Ou1n1a Cat1t 92253 Robe•t R. Nl'l1tUkP1 a19 8 Mesa Cahl 92627 '"" 9 8 111 the c~·nt Cl-k or O business name or names 1 August 7 14. 1988 19 8 wo v.. Y ..., t• JSOO Pac1f1c Vof!w D• v" Numt>e• One Newpot1 513 1 Ca1n<1l•on Coron · d6 t F" ..... nO This business 1s con· F•-173 s 683 agxe County on J"ly ""' ~ ~ ...... 11s1eo above on July t t988 -u· F3175'3 19 8 " ''" Newport Beac.t LIO Cat.forn•a 1306 Par~ Mar Caltt 926/~ Pu"'tisri .... Oranne Coast ducted by an lndlVldual "oung Huh PuDltsned Orange Coast P .. 1 Shed 0 an C a 1 64• "'700 Avenue Newport Beach Willard E Nholld•e, " "" ··• Th reg1Strant com ' p A 2 28 1W1D1IC unTICE Uu 1 1 oe o s F-7'"'"" c Calif 92662 '13 iCarna11ri• Co1onaoet Oa1tyP11otJuly31 August7. e . Thos statement was flled SDa1ty itot 4ugu19st8814. 1 . rUUL nv Oa1lyP1tot Augus17 14 21, Published Ora;,e -Co..-ast " t4 2 t 1988 menced to transacr buSI· w11h l"e c~·nly Clerk of Or-eptemt>er • 28 1988 Tri1s busoness •S con· Mar Gahl 9<6:>5 · Su-692 ness under the llct1t1ou1 anoe "cou",;'ty on July 14• Su· 72 t FICTITIOUS •UllNEH · S 710 Daily P1tot August 14, 21. ducted by a general part· This bu~ores~ •• con-business name or names 8 _,.AME ITATEMENT u· 28. 1988 HAR80A LAWN· MT. OllVE Mortuar~ • Cemetf>•> 'C1t>ma1orv nt>rsn1p ducted hy 1 Q<1ne•al part-listed above on Juty 15. 1988 19 8 F3M1M Pla.IC NOTICE The following persons are Su-703 Thi> rt>g1stran1 com-ner'ih•P fltlJUC NOTICE George R De Neef Pubhsheo Orange Coast doing business 15 Pllll.IC NOTICE --------- t625 G1ster Av>- Cost<t Mes.i menced to 11ansac1 ous•· The reQo.lrdnl com. T111s statement was hied Daily Pilot July 24. 31 ,I FICTITIOUl IUStNESS NEWTON'S POOL ANO FICTITtOUI •USINESS fltlJUC NOTICE ne'Js under lne-flct1l•ous m1>ncf'd I• tr l'll>oltt bus•· flCTfTIOUS BUSINESS with tne County Clerk of Or· Augusl 7 14. 1988 NAME STATEMENT SPA SERVICE. 5901 Warner business name or names nells unC1e1 lht> htlll1ou1 NAME STATEMENT anxe Coun1y on Ju"-19 Su 670 The tollowJnn ""'•sons are A S 70 H ti t NAME STATEMENT 540 5)54 NRCE lllOTHEAS Mll ...OADWAY Mortuary • Chapel ., • • .. y ve u1te • un no on The followong ,,..rsons are !Isled above Of' December 2 Dus1n<?u namt> 01 nllrn4'5 Tiie tottowmg persons are 19 8 ----------doing business as Beach. Calif 92649 clO.~ business as- 1987 1is1eo db0'<"0" July 10 1988 doing business as F3M512 Pml.IC NOTICE B&B INTERIORS. 2715 Jeffrey Todd Newton. C L•'AN ••ANAGE•'ENT Thomas A ThornDurgh f<;ll'>I'• Wn1t1a~er WEST BAY CH AT TEL Pubhshed Orange Coast Sparrow Circle Costa Mesa, 1583 t W1lle1t Ln , Hunt-GAouP. 17S3 Santa"' Ana This s1a1emem was llled Thos Sid'""'""' was hied CHANGERS 1859 P11ca11n Cally Piiot July 24, 3 t, FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Cati! 92626 lngton Beach, Cahl 92647 8 C C with Ille County Clerk ol Or-... 11h trP County Clerk ot Or-Or Colla Mesa. Cati! August 7 14, 1988 NAME STATEMINT Sa~ Bukat~ 2715 Spar-Jams Devin Newton, 7562 Ave -2. osta Mesa, ahf ange County on Julv 29 ange Count~ on July 14 92626 Su·678 The loOow1ng pertons are row jrcle. osta Mesa. Alhambra Dr.. Huntington 92~~ene W Colman. 1753 1988 •988 CerOI Diane Young 1859 ----------d01ng 1>u11ness as Calif 92626 Beach. Cahl 92~7 -,, F3'7527 F3't1M Pitcairn Or . Costa Mesa DI_.,. NOTICE R JS FUl'I SALES, 28711 Sh1ron Burke 18 t t This buainess 1s con· Santa An1 A"Ve, :82 Cos1a PuDt•sheo Ora""e Coas1 PuC•h\ht'<J Ora""e co-t Clall 92626 '""°""' Ap"'elree Mission Vleio Tan.,.,-""' Coste M••• d ed b 1 Mesa, C111t 92627 .. ,, . .• •• ... , · -.~ ""·· -· uct Y co-par nera This business 1s con-Oaily PilOl A .. gusr i 14 21 Daly Pio• July 2• 31 . ThlS business is con-FlCTrTIOUllUJMSS Calil 9270t Cahl 9262& The ragistrant com· \. ~ 28 1988 AuQ\W 1 14 191!8 dueled by an lnd1Vlduat NAME STATlllENT R1ehard E Lippard, 287 t 1 Tllll Dusiness 1s con-menced 10 tranMCt buSl-ducted by an 1nd1v1dull ---------Su-70.. Su-a7J The reg1stran1 com-The fot'-A persons are Apptelree Mission l/1e10. ducted by a genefll part-ness under the flctlllou1 The reg11 trant com ~ 110 Broadway Costa Mesa 6•2-9150 STARTING A NEW BUSINESS?? The legal Department at the Daily Pilot •s pleased 10 an- nounce a new se<v1ce now avail- able to new businesses -·- Please stop by to flle your f1ct1t1ous business st '!tement al the Daily Pilot legal Depart- ment. 330 West Bay, Costa Mesa. California If you can not stop by. please call us at (7 14) 642-4321. Extension 315 or 316 and we will make arrangements for you to handle this procedure by maJt. "'"" 'V Caht 9270 t nerslllp business nll/Tle or names menceo to transact t>usi-do+~L~fs~~:s co . 3277 This business is con-The re911tran1 com· lllledaboveonJuly26. t988 ness under the lrc1ttlous Colorado Lana Costa Mesa. ducte<J by an 1nd1Vldual menceo to transae1 ~-Jett Newton l>Uslness nime or...,,,, names9 Callf 92626 Tha registrant com-ness under the hcutious Thll st11emen1 WIS hied llstedat>oveonJuty,v, 1 88 Timothy David Wood, menced to transact buSI· l>usmess name °' names witll the County Clefk of Or-E w Colmlr'I fi 3277 Colorado Lane. Coat• ness unoer the t1c:1111ou1 listed above on August 3, ange County on July 29. T1111:~'h''emen1y ~,;:s t ~ Mesa, Calif 92&26 buStness n1me or names 1988 1988 Wit oun ° This buS1ness If con-listed 1DOve on July 25 1988 Sha.ron Burke fll1Sla a;:c County on July 29. <1ve1ec1 Dy an 1ndtYldua! Richard E Uc>patd This statement w1s llled Published Orange Coast 19 8 The reglstranr com-This 1111ement was fifed with the County C18'k OI Or-Daily Pilot August 7. 14, 21. p bl shed Otano!= menoed 10 transect bus•-with the County Clef1\ of Or-ange County on August 4, 28. 1988 0 1u ~II A 7, 14 21 ness under the ltclltious ange County on July ~1. 1988 Su-711 11 Y ot ugusl · · • bus.ness name or names 1988 F•7't F•t72 28 1988 Su-709 Osled at>o.,,. on JUiy 22. t988 Published Or~ Co.at Pvb!lltled Or1nge Cour P\lll.IC NOTIC£ Timothy Wood -Detty Pilot Juty3t , Augull 7, OaityP1lot August 14, 21, 28, TtltS ttatement was !tied "· n 1988 Septem~ 4, 1988 '1CTITIOUS ....... fltlllC NC>TlCE with Ille County Cle(I< ol Or· S1t"6i3 Su•724 NAME ITAnllltlT ·---fl'lll llJl10w111g pet"80"9 .,. Mnnout -•• FICTITIOUS •USINHS NAME STATEMENT The lollOWtng persona are d0109 business as MARLANE STERN, 20101 S N 81rc11 Suite ISO, S1nt1 Ana Hts . Cahf 92707 Malka ln<I·, Inc., Ca.ll- forn11. 270 C~ney Lane ~3 15. Nev.pon Beactl. C11il 92663 This business Is con- ducted by • Oorl>Ot' •hon The regtStrant com- menced to transact bull- net$ under the fielltlous business name or natnH ltsled 1b0ve on May :13, 1988 Marlane St•n. Prtaldent This statement wu tiled wllh the County Clerk ot Or· ange County on July 2t, 1988 "'1M1 Publl$1\ed ~Snot Coast Oa11y Piiot August 7, 14, 21, 28. 1988 Su-702 We' wtll now SEARCH the name for you at no extra c harge, and save you the time and the trip to the Court H ouse 1n Santa Ana . Then. of course, after the search is completed we will ftle your f1ctlt1ous business name statement with the County Cieri<. pubhsh once a week for four weeks as required by law and then ftle your proof o f publl- catlon with the Coun ty Clerk If you should have any fur1her queslions. please call us and we w11J be more than glad t o assist you PtalC NOTICE doing bu11nen u · NA• l't'AftMRNT -.. -.. NU·CAR CUPPL Y CO. The lollowtng pel'tons are flCTITIOUI ....... ACT1TIOUI --3857 Blrci'I St .. Newport, clOlng bUtlMSI as: -NAMI ITAllmln Go~ luck 1n your new business•! lilAMI ITA~NT Caflf 92660 COMMERCIAL & RESI· T~ IOllowlnO l*tOnt are 111,Ell The followtng persons.... Anthony P. Ge,ary. 315 lite OENTIAL DESION SER-OOl"9 ~ aa OolrlQ tluslnen uo RE AYI . Corona del Met. Cellt, VICES, 272 Lamon GrCM, AMA & ASSOCIATES. LIVING LI Hl • 92825 trVlne, c.t1f 82720 1812 Lenglty A~ .• IMne, WORK PART-TIME DELIVERING S~ES 2832 Andros. Rot>ett Hirth. 7124 N Susan Jane Paley. 272 Ct111.927f4 NEWSPAPERS. raRN UP TO Coeta Mesa. CMI 9262& Brawlty, Fruno. Celll lemon Gto'V'I lnline, Calif Rd'lard M -'et•. 2857 ~ ~ -~· llO.I"\ UMlt• lrefl• ltenmen. 93711 92720 Cntos Rd , Coat• Mesa '7; 1 ·~ .. ~-~-~ $600/MONTH. MUST HAVE RE· 2932 Mdfoe. 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'419............. ...... ....... _ _ J _ ._~""" -~......--.,.. .,.111 .. no -~ -=----=-= . ·A =--~ -- - ' Rams find lot of Love Ex-Fountain Valley, UCLA star ts ftlltn Dennis Harrah· s pos~ By BENNY RICARDO 0.-, Nol COffllfl I ldefll How do }OU replace the inspira- tional leader of the team, the man that for 14 years made ll fun to run a football behind him - not to men- tion throw behind his protection? The man made annual mps to Hawa11 courtCS'r of the votes of his fellow pla)crs. How about replacing him wi th Lo,c. That's cxacth "'hat the Rams ha ve done. Exit Dennis Harrah: enter Duval Love. Will the Rams survive w11hout their ex leader? You bet! And here is what the scouts from around the NFL that were in attendance at aturday night's Rams-Chargers exhibition game had to say about Harrah's replacement. "Big strong kid. hard worker. great feet and the~ 've got Ed Wh ite. the former Vi~ing and Charger great. teaching ham ho"' to use that great bag bod'. Comes ofT the ball real well. sta' s "'1th has blocks and realh buries linebackers·· · The scouts keep "'nt1ng th eir re pons. .. Loo~ at those great bag arms. You could sell adH·rt1 sing space on them. Watch him lock out while pass protecting. Heady kid. picks up stunts "'ell and makes the necessary block- ing adJustments. The k1e is over 300 pounds now and st11l moves as quick as e'er. l knew we should of drafted him. He d idn't go until the 10th • / llily Pilat SUNDAY. AUGUST 14. 1988 # Azlnger hlt1 hole-In-one, then hold• on for PQA lead. D2. Myera 1wlm1 to aecond Amerlclln record •t U.I. Tr181L D4. Ramswhlp Chargers,· for first win Everett throws for two score s in 27-6 exhibition t riumph From Tbe As ociat~ Press Jim [\l'ri.>tt thre"' a pair of touchdown passes in the ~10 .. in~ moment!> of the first half and the Rams went on to tx·at the ~an Diego Chargers ~7-6 in their exh1bmon mJtlhup '>J turda~ night Rou~tl" \\ allie .. Flipper .. .\nderson of L'C'Ll\ caught t" 11 lllUl hdo" n passes. on a 20-~ ard throw from E verctt. iind a ... ,,_,ard hookup with Hugh Millen l 'l'rl·lt <,Wled the Rams to a 17-3 halftime ad,antage a., the' lOl kcted thetr first \ICtor: in three presca~n UlOtl'\t\ l he ( harger' arl' 1-1 1n the presea!>on f ht· Ram!>' defense. led b' li nebacker Mike W1lcher's thH'l" ~cl..s. limited the Chargers to a pair of field goals and made a couple of goal-hne stands 1n the second half. E:.' aeu. in hi third year a~ a pro. completed I I of 17 pa<,'>(.'<. fo r I~ ~ ards wh1lt-playing Just the first half. He 1s no:>' \4 ot 50 for 36 ~ards in the preseason. pla~ 1ng about half the t1me as he and the Rams have sho"' n signs that their tong-awa11ed passing attack 1s finall ' de,clo_ping some cons1stenc\ ~ormcr Charga Buford McGee put the Rams ahead to sta\ "'hen he raced under a I ~-,ard thro" from Everett w t1h ~· _ mtnutl''f> left in the first half. E' eren thl'n dro' e the Rarnil3 'ards in the final two minutes. ulmplcung -of 6 pas~s for 60 ~ards and ')(rambling lur a l~-~ard p1l ~Up before he threw the TD pass to .\nder'>on Jn D1l·gu quant.'rbacl Babe Laufenberg. the 1ourn<.',man ba1..l up "'ho rallied the Chargers to a 24-21 '11.. ton O' ~·r Dallas 1n their l'\h1b111on opener. plaved the first hJll 4a1n'>t the Ram) But ht.' "'as st~ m1ed b~ the Los ..\ngdl'' ddrn~ and m 1<,ta~e' b' his teammates Thl RJmc, ~eked him tnur 11mcs and intercepted h1 m •Jnl l' Jnd the Charga<. had SI\ penalties fhl' < harger quanl·rb.11.. 1, 1n the second half -Mark \!Jloni: and \fJrl \ la~1c -..-.ere also unable to move the duh \ 1n1..l'-..\hho11 ' '4-' .ird 1ield goal ga\ e the Chargers a \-1 l l'dgl' hut the Ram .. caml.' back w1th 17 second-quarter (Pleaee aee LOVE/02) Rama' wide receiver Willie "Flipper" Anderson holds the ball proudly after catching a touchdown. (Pleue .ee RAllS/D2) UCLA return$just eight starters but has talent Heisman candidate Troy Aikma n leads bid for seventh consecu tive b owl game By KE\'IN BALL D.itr Not Corr~! The more things change the more the' remain the saml' ..\t thc same poi nt la t }car. l 'C LA Coach Ti:m Donahue 'Aas blessed "'1th a 'ctcran squad c\pectcd to contend a~ one of the nation's top teams behind thi: double ofTensr' e threat ofla'it }l'ar's Heisman Troph~ candidate Ga!lton Green and quar- tcrbarl Tro' .\1kman ~n unC\PcCted 17-13 loss at the hands of cro'lstown nval SC eltm1nated UCL~ from the Rose Bowl and a shot at the nat1onal tllle. But the Bruins were able 10 salvage -1he...scason \\'.1lh a 20-16 Chnstma Da' '1rtor. o'er Florida in the Aloha Bo\,1. fi nis.hang ninth 1n the count ~ "'1th a Q-2 mark This 'ear. ho"e' er. Donahue must "orl -"Ith a 'oung. largel~ ane\pen- l'nred ')quad bnmming "'1th talent \ l't his 1eam 1 once again picked to mal..c a bo"' I appearance. "'hrch \\ ould be a record-setting se' en th l'OO<.t.'CUll \ e. and that prl'd1cat1on 1s ba,ed largel~ on the hopes of l.r~man . a leading randrdate for thi s }Car's He1sman Troph ~. · ··This 1s an c\tremel> }Oung team that 1s capable of man~ things:· Donahue said ... We ha'e tht.' fe\\est starters returning 10 the Pac-1 0 and ~at is a lot to contend with. But Tro\ .\1kman makes thr \\hvie si tuation that much l'BSl•~r to deal w11h. ··.\1kman 1s the luod-ofpla~er th~t ma l es "inning contagious. Hrs enthusiasm seem to take the other (Please~ UCLA/0 2) Leary pinch hits like vet, delivers game-winning hit Dodgers· pitcher beats Giants. 2-1, - in abnormal way- Pl·na "-" pitched l\\O rnnings of nnl·-h1t rd1ef I m \ngl'le~ rl·marncd :!1: games ahl'ad ot !.l'l·o nd-plai:c Houston in the \;at1onal L l'ag.uc \\ C'it The Dodgers arc 41 • game'i ahead of t he third-place ( 11a nt\ LOS ANGELES (AP) -Tim Lear.. pinch hitting for the first time in. his maJor-tcague career. singled with t"'o outs and the bases loaded in the 12th inning Saturdav night and the Lo Angeles Dodgers beat the an Francisco Giants 2-I. The schedule I ,,, \ ngl'k' wot.. a 1-0 lead in the st \lh 'dwn Gul·rrero doubled and :'\IJr,h.111 '1ng.kd hi m in. an Fran- c1-;cn t1,•d 11 111 the eighth "'hen Brett Rut kr "al ~cd. Robh~ Thompson 'ing.kd and \\'ii I Clark greeter relic' er k ''>l' Oroc;rn \\1 th an RBI single. R:imon \!Jnrne1 had allo .... ed four h1h ln,•r ... 2-J innings in his maJor- tca~Ul' d1..•hut. tnling out fi H· and "alking 1~rl'l' The .20-}car-ol d nght- h.rnda Imm the Dominican Re- pubhl. "ho had patched in Dodger Stadium during. the 1984 01~ mp1cs. "'a!l IJ-1'th1s~aso11atSan .\ntonwof the ( lass ..\ ~ Te\as League and \lbuquaque of the Class .\.\.\ Pa- HOME Pedro Guerrero ingled to open the 12th ofT Joe Pnce. I -5. On Bob Brenly's passed ball. Guerrero went to second and then started arguing with second base umpire Joe West. Guerrero was ejected and Dodgers manager Tommy Lasorda came out. argued and "'as ejected. too. Mike Da\'is. who was in the Los .\ngeles dugout. also was ejected. Todav-San Francisco, l:OS 1>.m Aug l S-San Francisco. 7:35 1>.m Aug. l6-Phil11del1>hl11, 7:3S 1>.m . Aug. 17-Philadele>tiia, 7:3S 1>.m . Aug. 18-Philadele>tiia, l:OS 1>.m . Auo. 19--Montreat. 7:3S 1>.m. Aug, 20-Monireal, 7:0S 1> m •All games on KABC (790). <1lic ( oast League. Franklin Stubbs then ran for Guer- rero. Mike Marshall wal ked and John Shelby flied out. advancing tubbs to third. Tracy Woodson flied out to shal- low center. Alfredo Griffin was in ten- 11onalh "'alkcd to load the base-sand Leal). -batting I S-for-49 this season. pinch hn for .\lcjando Pena. Leal). wh o had a game-\1.mning Sllcnfice 0\-Fnda~. 1nglcd to center on a 3-~ pitch. \la l e t-..ruko"'. actl' ated earht.'r \at urda~ from the disabled hst. ga'e up fh c h11 in 5:' rnmng . sinking out four and "-Biking four. He had not pitched since June ~9 because of 1nflama11on in his nght shoulder. ' u.s;watclJes title hopes slip away BECEJ , Yugoslavia -The United States water polo team watched hopes for a second consecutive Euro~an tournament title shp away Saturday with a loss and tie at the Yassa Invitational pre-Olympic tournament. The U.S .. ranked fourth an the world is tied with No. 5 West Germany and No. I Yuaoslavia for first place with SC\.t'n p<>1nts. thrcc wins and a tic for each. but 1s fin ished pla)ina. The U.S. can finish no better than third. The West Gennans face Austraha today whik No. I Yuioslavia mctts No. J haly. which is one p<>mt back. West Gcnnany holds t~ u~~akcr advantaF. ftcr ty1n1 Austraha. 8..&. in t~ mom1"' pmc, Kc' 1n Robertson of Santa na HC11lns mis.std a lob shot • at the buzzer as world champion Vuplavia hcJd on to defeat tM U. • g,. 7, 1n a pmc broednlst hve thf'OU&hout Eastcm Europe. Pmct Bukk soorcd wuh I :44 remain ins tn the .. me to l'"c Yuplavia the wmn1na mara1n. Tcmr Schroeder missed t"-O hots an the ll. : ne\l possession as 11 failed 10 ore. The l ' .S. built a 4-2 halftime ad,antagc before \' ugo la' 1a scored four umtt in the third prnod and l'\encd ll. 6-6. Robemon. who led the U.S. on the da) ""Ith thrct gool agamst ' uaosla' 1a and two against 4'ustraha, also hit th_r _l>ar -.1th a four-meter ~nalt~ shot -.1th 4:3~ remaining and the scott ucd. 7-7 Ap1n t ustraha. James lkraeson of cwpon Beach scortd 10 put the . up. 8-7 late in the founh ptnod. but "u traha's Charles Hamson scored to tie the p me-. uh 7 onds ttma1n1na and the . f11kd to art off a hot 1n tht-•-an1na tcC'Oftd Otar~ W\bt'o• scored t•o pl1 1n a four-toaJ ~nd !)(nod for usiraha to rebound from a 4-1 defit'll for a S-A lead hon I beforr halftime _ Forme r Oilers Ray. Thompson figure to see m ore time 8~ KE \ I' 8.\LL Dally Pilot COfrnl>O"Oenl P~t1l·nn· hJ' tx·,·n :i 'lnUl' tor man' r.la~a' rn lhl· traJ1t11in-n1.h l < L -\ tontha ll pH1gram r llth-\1..•Jr 'l'Olllf\ Brlh Ra\ ':lnd Danm l homrNin hoth Hun11ng11'n Fk.1t h I I 1gh graduJll.'' h,1, l' pJllt'nth J\\Jltt·d th~·ir 11pp11rtun11' ltt he J pan of thl· Hruin,· JnnuJI J11H' 1t1 the R11,r Hin• I Thl'\ m,1\ 1in.1lh ~l't .1 lhJnll' tL1 Ix· ma1111 u1nt rrtiu111r' in l <. L-\\ QUl.''>l for ,1 rl·H1rd-~·t11ng \l'' cnth lOO· c;el ufl\ d1m\l ,1rrx·.Hant:l' 1t11' .... ·a<.on ()111..l' thl' huh 111 tht• ( lt ln\ \U~ll'\\ Ill I 11\ "\ \\ hl'n ~1th 1.'~lrnl'J l\ldl·- 'PfC,tJ .1uolalk' R:J\ Jnd 1 homo- .. -.on hJ'l lound tinl~ li mited pla\fng trmc "tth thl· Bruin!> after red-')hrntng th~·rr trl''-hman ~ason!> But thl.'' ma' tinall~ hrl'al into the Bruin«. <,tan1ng de:' l'lc1pment out 8111~ has lost some l'\tra pound' and ma~ e't.'n be a httle quK kcr no" · It "'as on the 'er: first pla~ of the <teJ""" opener against San Dieto \1a1e "hen Ra~ incurred his in1ur:" I )(1k1ng to till the hole on the opening ' 01..'UP _ R.1, ,, ... ,,.,it off J nel in1ul" thJt '1..k 1·n1..·J h m-tht' '11aJt>r t' ol la<.t -..J"'n ., t'\JX'dl'd Ill l ontend at ui ,11.k . n .. hJl l .. ·r •'Pr"'"te lelll'"-..._,.r 11r l Jrn .. · L a~1.· a 'tJh~ an d .. ·• fl n'" .. f'4:rlt••mcr tor the Brurn' la't 'l·'"'n Thnmp'"" \'Ill h.Ht' hi\ h:irJ, 'ull Jl ti-it• 1J1l~ad.. ,(ot , .. k t1 a \ttl'( blocker felt on the ~Jl I I hi\ ~nt'C · t• H "' J<J, 1' ahk to 'ta\ hl.'alth' 1hr11ud1 l\\ 11-a-Ja' rractll'l'\ hl•'ll ha1 .. :, 1.'ktll1mat .. · (h.inn~ at c,tanrng !1 •r u' · ,:J,d l 11Jl h Tern D0n:ihue d1rnnc t~ .. · Rrurn ·, 1ir,t 11ix·n prJlllll' •rt \JturJa\ It "J' thi: la't pla~ for Ra~ unul he rl.'tu rned to ~~· a k ..-. minutes of .1l't111n duri ng a :0-16 \ICtor: o'er f l11rrdJ in thl· ..\foha Bowl on l hmtma' D:i'. There he madt.' stx tJl l k' ti\l' unas<,1"1..-d · I 1~a' glad lor the opponunn~ to 'hal l• nut th1..· 'p1der "-t'bs in the +\fo ha B11"1· hl'!l.ltd ··11"a~hardto s11out thl regul ar ~ear hut I don·1 kno"' ifl 1.nuld handle \ltting all summer "11hout that tirst game under m} belt I ll·d 1.·onf11.1ent no" .. . I: \\ J\ ~ I rl·ml·nJl•U<. ,,,, .. tor our r'11gr.1m \\ hl'n Bill~ 1rrfun·J h1<. kn~·c: l.1 ,1 'l.'Jr .. he ... mi ··He had an "l'P•'f\UOll\ hlrt'J1t\ ~nfrl~Utl't01l'IC P'•ii:ram t~•· thl· tir<:.t ume It " unr:·a 1'11l :1l 1h1r l.. thJt JO IOIUf' \l1•uldn't ,el J plJ\l'r ha1.~ 1n h1'i \\1th the-tlllun-~htnd .fltm . I>· •nahue plan') to use Ra' e\tens1ve- 1, thruuF.hout the !>t'ason. (Please eee PATIENCE/DSl Welch beats Angels, 6-2 Hi . 14th win keeps Oakland 8 1,2 in fro nt in AL West race I\\ rd \' f) I \Pl -..\fter \\IOOJ ng his fo urth ,1r.111J • "'' ... •n Hl)~ \\ dch wasn·t looking back \\ .1, , ... ,1-11wd "1th Rick Hone' cult on a 'i1x-h1tter Jnd R 1r 11 1'''' hll :i l\\O-run homer as the Oakland \thktt, .. ,, 1 l1•r lhl' I 'th 11me 1n 15 games. beating the \ngl''' " 2 \,d 1rd.t' "\\ r ' ' I' tilll'l'n IS the onf\ one J'm thinking JOOU t r 1l'\ '.:11J V. l'll h. ---· -:::=!!::::-"--- I J-ti. "h1• .1 t. ''l'J \I\ hits. "al~l·J t,\,, .ind '1 ru,·~ out tour .. Thl' ,,nh thing that malt·' the IJth "'n more i:nJO\abk I' the IJ1. t that "'<'·re ..-.innrn~ the \\("<,t.'' added \\ d1. h "h1' ne'er \\On more than It> dunng h1-. 10 \C.lr\ .... ,o, lo' ~n cdc' • Ho ne\l·utt rC'l1 e' ed "11h t..-.oout rn thcse,enth Jnd held ~ahforn1a h1tk s tht' re <.1 of the "':I' rammg h1' ti tth ~' e lo'C l.1n e\l.J dro' e m 1•m· run t<' g1,e him q~~RBl for the ~a n. t\ln@, him \\ 11h Bo,t<'n·., Mil e Green- " ell 1,,r the ma1or league kad The .cJJedaJe AWAY T .ocsav--0.11i.ncs, -l ;OS • Aug 15-otdte Aug 16-New York, •;JO • Aug 17-New York, 4:30 • AU9 11-New York, .. .JO •-----"!1 Aug 19---8•1tlmor., s.• • Aug. ~tlmore, •:JS • •On TV, Cti.nnel 5. •All ~mes on KMPC t7•l. l hl' \·,ha'..: won 1\ tra1ghtand lead the Mta..,. T"1n' r' l\1 • ~ames 1n thr oi\mencan 1...C111UC Wat. < )Jkland ha' hrld thc-..\ngcls to thrtt runs 1n three llllllel. 'lhl' d ub in 'iC\Ond place keeps '*•nn•na.-t9id A·1 manJ~l·r Ton' l J Russa. "Et&ht~nd+<half 1119a ii .. >'J''1n lr11nt 1 thinl M1nncsota'scapableofru•ni11•• ~o-iaml' "'innintt trcal Thctt's qualn ~a• \tc" C hl\um -'-I ""as a last·minute --., .. \ngclc, •!\J'l.1ct Clf 1'.1rk McC'ooll. ~ irrre 11 • • _.. ncr"'e of h1 n.gh1 arm "h1k "amll"I up ia .......... l hbum "'"' mlim1 tus first ....,..,....._ _.,.._ ,~ ' '\\r1 rd thin h•'~ happened 10 dris dltlt. .. M ct man er oolte ROJas. •'QitMna did~aiil-l_iii ... ;lf ··-~ ~min l1n1nancm~•--•• •\en 1nn1 •• Cl3l.:land ' l a Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/ Sunday, August 14, 1988 stu4y-ahows heat makes pitchers'. beaters hit hitters From Tbt Associated Pre11 4\TLANTA -Baseball bauers get hat Ill b) pitches more oOen when the temperature 1s in the 9~. ma)·be because the heat 1s making pitchers more ag- gressive. a tud> released Saturday suggests It\ not so much that the beanballs are deliberate, but rather the pitchers ma) be trying to move batters back from the plate. said researcher Alan Reifman. l::.stabh hmg dominance h> throwing close to the batter could Ix· taken a<> an aggressive act, prodded b' d1st0mfor1 from the hl·at he said. .. , ou might plan to throw 1t clOSt, and your aim is a l111le oir:· he said But Reifman. a graduatl· student at th e Un1 ver<,1t) ofM1 ch1gan :u .-\nn •\rhor. <otressed tha t mcrel> finding a rclat1onsh1 p bct\\l'l'n ho1 "eather and the risk of bean ball., do1.·<; not pro' c n1uo;e-a nd-eOec1 He preM"ntcd ht\ 1A11rl.. Jt the annual meeting of the Aml·man P<1\Chol0Jt1l':ll \S'><x-1a11on He and colleague\ found that m the 1 1 gaml·~ a!lal)1Cd for "-hich thl' tl'OlJWrat ure wa~ 1n the 90s. pitcher'> rad.l.'d up an a\l·ragc of 0 5"' h11 batters per ga me. t or the rcma1nckr ol thc 1otal 215 games m the tud). the highest a"eragc tor rookr "'l'a1h1.·r was 0.33. for games pla) ed in the 80') L n"er ratt·~ "ere fo und fo r game\ at IOIAC'r tempcraturt•c, The anal\ sis 1.1.as bJ~J on '>ldllSlll \ from eq.•n tenth maJOr le.ague gaml' plaH·d in I 986 · I hc anal~ sis did not account for night gamt's. But 11 did sta11St1eall) remO\ c the 1ntluencl' of p11cher inaccurac\. as measured b\ the num bl·r ul "'alks in the game. arid possib1li1' of thro"-1ng bcanballs as retn bu11on. as suggested b\ the n ~mbcr lll home runs h11 b~ the oppo in~ team · \\'1lham Fox. 1.1.ho teaches about motl\at1on and bcha\1or "'1th1n organ11at1om at thc l 'nl\er'>1t\ ol Florida 1n Ga1ncsv11lc. called thl· "ork prcllm1nan hut 1nlCrl''>llng. ··L1h· a lot of rcscarth 11\ a first cut It's pro' tX.311\ c It points to the nl'cd to do more researl h .. hc <,a1d Quote of the day Chi Cbi Rodrigu~z. after pla\ mg a pract1tl' round t"icfore thl· D1g11al Senior C lassie in Comord "1a'i'> .. "h1ch he 1.1.on for thl' third 'ear 1n a ro" ··1 noticed tod:n that all the fan~ "ere follo1A1ng me on thl' fron't nine . .\rnie (Palmer) st:lrtl·d behind me :· Pierce captures sixth stage \1)1 \ \\ \.\LU:.' -Jt-IT Pierce • tapturlJ 'h• \t\th '>IJg1· l!I the ( oor!> 1ntnnat11111,1 H1l \l'k < l<h\ll on Saturda' \printing tth rinai'J -o) ard\Ofthc 120-mile muuntain ruuh: tu .beJl J t ulombi.an rl\al b' a wheel knJtth · P1l·r, ~' nl ~an I )1l·gu lin1 \h1·d lhC' grueling '-nada < II\ lc>-\quJ" \ alln race tn 'i S:l 2"". climbing to fi1unh plan O\l'rall m the t1.1.o-1.1.rck road racc \r .. en11• < h.1p::irro 2'i ol ( <•lombia fin..,hcd second \\h1 k Doug \m1th. of[,tt'' Par!... ( olo . fin1\hcd third l.., Sl'C:t1nd-. hl•h1nd P1e'rt't' r ht• l)\ rrall k:Jder I~ .\ndrl'"' Hamp\ten of the 7- f k\ l.'0 ll'.1m JI 2(1'4) 4'i lollo"'L'd b\ teammember \ll'\ \t1l·d.1 1Ahc11ra1kJ HJmp')ten b) 40 ~conds Hill shoots record 8-under "' R \(I \L :--.. \ -Da,e Htllshot a l!I tournJmcnt-rl'1.·ord -undt·r-par 64 ·atur- da" ttt 1.1kr a -ri'rrcr-tjint ll'ad trfrl'r rhc \ll onJ r11und of the $2 'ifJ.O(KJ SHacu'>C \1.'n1or (11111 C la'\ll · Hill \\IH>,tanl·dthl'tla' 1nfnurthplacr.1.1.asa112- undt·r-p.u I '\2· matrhmg the be'it two-round total in tourn.tml·nt hl\tun hN-mund leadl·r; Doug Dalziel "hn 'hot J ti'\ f nda' had a 70 and 1.1.a\ ne\t at 135 Bull h Ha1hl. Ben ~m11h and Georgl' La nn ing were nn I JI I \(l I \\o-t1mc ddend1ng t hamn1on Brucl' Crampton h.111kd Hill hl·ad-tu-head and led b~ a stroke un11 I he hogl''1.·d the linal four hole~ to fin ish at I H. t~ing him "'1th Brute De' lin and Bobb) ~1chols. . Kosar leads Brown• paat Bue• Bernie Kosar thre" first-half touch-EE do" n passes to Webster l111Jbter and •II• Earnest B)'oer and C h:' dand s defense ~d.e<.I Tampa B;t) quanerback livt 11mt>\ to po"er thl' llrownll. 1J.' Paul Palmer raced 61 \ar<ls for ont touchdown and Steve DeBerg passed 24 \ards 10 100~1(' J. R. Ambro e for another a~ Kansa~ tm rolk d mer At lanta. :!7-1' ... Boomer Eslasoa led C'1nc1nna11 to tourhdo" n' on 11s first t'-'O po sessions as tht.• lk ngals do" ned llufTalo Bills. 24· n .. Pbll McCookey caught fo ur pa'>\CS for 89) nrds. including a 26-}'ard touchdown that pro\ cd to be the game-winner as thl' 1'l'"-York Giants held ofT the Nl'w York Jets. :!-t-21 Jav cbroeder's founh..quaner touchdown pas'>es of .:!3 .ind 60 'ards to rookie Mike Oli ph ant ltfled "a">h1ngton O\ er M"1am1 . 27-J 0 .. Alleo Plokett ran for l\"'0 touchd<l\\ns and Tony Zendejas kicked two fie ld goals a'> llou,ton beat Ne" England. 17-1 4 . Dean Biasucci k1cl..l'd I\ field goals and rookie quanerback Chris Chandler pa'isrd for 15? yards 1n the second half. ll'ad1ng lnd1Jnapoll~ past Cireen Ba). 15-21 Jobn El" a}' thrl'" a p.ur uffir\t-half touchd<l\\ n passes. and had.up Ga ry Kubiak hit Sam Graddy on a clinching,_ \ard \umng pl.1~ in thl· fourth quartl'r to lead DrnH'r O\L'r ~.111I r.1n1 1,rn '4-24 Lendl, Curren make finai uutla,ll'tl Jimm\ Connon .ind hard--.cr- Dl'knd1ng. lh.1mr111n h an Lendl ~ ' 1ng Kevin Curren J o\\ 1wtl .\u~traltan Mark Woodeforde \,11urdJ\ w rcadl th1: linal<1ol thl· Pla,a\ ln tl·1nat1or1.il Trnn1s Toumament at Toronltl l l·n.JI thl· t11p -.n·d ;ind a four-II me Pla)l'r°s rhamp1on tl\l'f• ,1nw < 11nnnr\ o-4 6-4 rn ,1 2-hour. 10- minute mall h pl;l\n1111 I tJ..l.JL·grL'l' heat di thr \Ja11onal l l'nn1s ( l'nm· ,ll ) 111~ I 111' t'r\11\. ( urrl'n a outh .\fncan-horn \nwri,,1n .inJ a · 1~NS Wimbledon fi nali st. thl'n l'ndl·J \\ (lllJl l•>rLk'' run ol up'>t'I\ "1th a o-4. 6-2 '1l ton \\ 1111dt1mfl 22 lx·Jt :--:o 2 '>l'l'd Stefan Edberg of \\H'Jt·n '-• I ' 'l'L'J Peter Lundgren ol \'H'den anti e1!,!hth-\\'l'J\·J J ohn ~1cEnroe t11 rl·a ch the '>l'm1final'>. but ran 11ut 111 ~J' aga1n!ll ( urrrn It ''a' L 1·ndl's 16th rnn'>l'l u11' t· '1l t11r. ma C onnur<o Lend I kadI nte 19 711 Top- \l'c<kd Chris E\'ert. "in111ng fj, c '>tra1ghl g:inws at ont· point. beat '\u I\ tephanie Rebe 6-3 ti.'\ in tht· '>Cmifinal-. ol thl· \o11 1~• \ 1rg1nia \111m ol I u' .\ngelt''> t1'nn1<o 1ourn.in ,·nt .11 \l,1nhattt•n RL·Jt h Television, radio TELE\ ISJO~ 'I J 01 -BA. 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HALL \an I ranl 1\u) at I >11,ll!l r' I < h .111 n l I -~ p 111 -llYOROPLA\E RACH\G fhl" \\ 1 Jlll'l' 1 '\ ) 1 T hundt rhtt.1t C l,l\,lt llJr>t'd) IW' 'p 111 -EXlllBITIO:'\ FOOTBALL Phtla- ddrh1J .11 1'111,hurgh I \P'\ ' p 111 -EX JIJHITIO!\ . OCCER Pre- < >h lllJ'll tournanh 111 l h;1mp1on.,h1p ).!J01l' Imm l 11\ \ngdn 1t.1pnl 1 P111111· T1r l..t•t 11 p Ill -BICYr u-: RACl~G l \ ())) mpll · r~d1ng tl·am nh1h1t11>11 from < harlolll' "-..: ( lckl.1\\:d> l \ \ ..: Ill pm -\\ml E\'~ TENNIS Tour- nanwnt final lrom \lanh.111en lkat h (dda~cdJ 1'rinll' T1l l.l·t -'o pm -EX JllBITIO:'\ BA. EBALL I \ '' ( llh.1 < Jh mp1l lt'.im,, trom C 'h,1rlntte . ' ( 1dd:l\1·J 1 l .... \ •i pm -~l Rf'J!\G hJ1 111\ 1ta11onal 1t.irx·J1 I \P'- RAOJO 11 ''1 c.1 m -PRO BASEBALL Padres JI I lou\t<HI 1' f \I H (°'Mii Ip m -PRO BASEBALL \an I rant1'>l'o at Dullg.l·r<, I\. \B at Oakland. K~1P( (' 101 Azinger scores ace, maintains PGA lead · But h is fou r-stroke a dvan tage slips to on e at OaK Tree [DMO\:D Okla I .\f') -Paul \11nger scored a hole-in-one 1n a \\ind-blown 71 l)aturda .. and retaincd d one-strokl' lead after three rounds of thl.' 70th re I \ '\a Ilona I (ham- p1onsh1p. -\11ngt'r hn1.1.ll'd 1n glre and ..ailed h1~ '1sor into thl' air "hen his 6-iron 'ihot hit thc front of the grcrn and tn~klcd into the l'Up on the :!00-yard fourth hole. . .\t that earh point. he had a fo ur- ,hot tead 1n-1tit-bn-of th~ vear's Big-- Four golf events. ~ But A.Linger followed with a double-bogey 7 on the fift h hole and had to work hard in the hot. ~ust} ""Inds to match par for the da> and fi nilllh with a 54-holc score ofq·under- par 204. D:n e Ru mmell~. a thtrd-)car pro who equaled hi\ e11rccr-bc\t l1n19h la5tt ""eek with a tic:-fo r foun h. shot a 68 to take o'er ~ond pla<'c at 205 going into unda, \final m und of the cha~ for a S 160 000 lint pmc "h wa' a totall) different golf rourse out thr re today." ~1d Rum- mclls. \\ho c;ci a course record with a 64 rr1da) on the becalmed Oak Tree Golf Cluh C e>urw But with winds gu\ttna up to 26 mph Oa~ rrcc ho""t'd turday wh)' 1t 1\ rated thr toughe~t par-71 la )-out 1n th<" nnuon b>-lhr 11 S Ciolf '\s'IQCl<JllOO. "It "-J'> a bear I frcl It kc I 1 u'1 got off ., PGA leaders fTtirouvn two round1) Paul Az1noe• Dave R.,mMell\ Jeff S1uma.., N1Ck Fa do Steve Jone\ Kenny Knox Payne Srewarl 67-66~71-204 73·64-68-?0S 69-70-68-?07 67-71-7~208 69-68-n -?09 72-69-68-209 70·69·7~?09 ''"r~ ;1lt1•r "ork1n g 12 hours·· Rum- mdh ,,11d kll \luman. a non-winner 1n "" H'ar' 1111 thl' PCi-\ Tour. wac, next at ~0-.lftl'I a 6 .. '111.. r aldo~f ngland. a pla~olT IO\l'r 1n the I '~ Open rwo month'i ago '':ii; :rrrothcr m oire back-cit 208 f ..ildo had 17 par and a b1rd1e in a round ol 70. 1'cnn) l\.no\ Pa)nc trwan and \tC\ l' Jone~ fo llo""ed a1 209 Kno' had a hi( dc:-i.p1tc lo'1ng three shots 10 par <H t·r the la\t t" o holcs. Stewa n cthnt n 70 and Jones had a 72. Rn\ Flo\d. 4S. alM> made a holc-1n- onc. "1th an 8-1run shot on the 171- ~ard c1ghth hole. but 11 wasn"t enough to kl'efl him 1n contention. Flo\d. 11 t\Hl·llmc:" P I\ champion. hit onh ont• more green after his ace. had a pair of doublr boge)-~ and bogl')Cd the fina l two hole to fint'l h with :i 74 that lefl him at 210. Rut he wa n'1 the:-onl ) one ha,1ng problem • ~fonding champion l.alT} elson \truggled to a 76 and was at 217 lJ .S'. Open champ Cun1 . trange alw wn" at 217 aflcr a 73 Au trall:in rcJ onn n had a fru'ltr..Hln& 72 that left him at 1 11 . , - ... , Raiders remain winless ·T h ey ra lly from-14 down , buf Da ll as holds on , 27-17 LOS .\NGELES (A P) -The Dalla\ \o" bo) s blew another lead ~aturda'. which didn't go unnoticed b\ Coach Tom Landr). But this ti me. the) got it bad. and went on to beat thl' Los .\ngdeo, Raiders 27-17. "\\ e nerded this win vcr) much alkr losing thl' "a) \\e did last week," L andn said. referring 10 his team's .:!4-:! I loss at San Diego 1(1 thc:-1r NFL prL'\eason CIJX'nCr Aug. 6 when &he C hargl'r'i c;cored th ree touchdo" ns in thl' fourth quartl'r. .. This should help u\ gl·t rcad) to go back 10 Dallas. . ··1 thought our fi~t group pla)ed la1rl) sha rp. Our defense 1s ge tting turno,l·rs and that's thl· n:al ke} to our ddrml' -.o far. I think (quar- ll·rhad > )11.·' r Pl'llurr 1s \\ell on He's mul h furthl·r along than he·~ occn thr IJ<;t l\\O \l'ar\ ·· Timm·, "-..:t•\\\umr <,corl·d thr first t\\O lOUl:hdO\\ n\ fo r thl' ( 01.1.00)~. \\ho rl'turn t<1 au1on .A ug 22 "hrn thl'\ cntcrta1n the ( h1ragu Rear<. 1n a n.111onalh tdl'' l'>cd game T hl' Raider,. mcan1.1. hill' an' 0-:! undn nr .. 1-\l'Ur Coach ~1 1h \hanahan r hl'\ ne\I faC\' thl' \urx•r Bo\\ I l h:im p1 o n \\'a\h1ngton Rl·d<,l..1n\ nl'\t Saturda~ night at thl' lo'> \ngdl''> ( ol1'>cum P.wl \le Donald\ ti-' ard touch- do" 11 pa" Ill \ll'' e Fohom earl~ 1n thL' 'l'tond hall ttruke a 17-17 Ill' and put till' ( O"-bm' ahl'ad lur good Dalla' h.1d hltmn ,1 17-1 \l'l'Ond- 4u.irH.-r kjd "I '' :i' rk.l\l'd th.u "t' \H'rt' ahh: to mo' l' thl' hall .. ,31d Pdlucr "ho l llll1 pkkd ~ ol 12 pa'>'>L''> for 9!1 ~ arJs "1th ont· 1nl\'rl·cr11on hcforL' lea\ 1ng tlK· gamc tor g.ood mid""' through_ lhl· \LTund ,(l\l:lrtcr "'I \l'l' \hot<, ol hr1lllanll' 1n our 11tkn'>l· .. n, crall I thought I thrl'" 1 hl· !xiii "l 11 hut 1 .. 1111 ha,l· a lung ,,,1, lu go l'IJ\IOg. l)O\' anJ a h,111 quartl'f'> I\ nothing Ith· pl:l\ 1ng a g.:Jntl' ·· I hl· ~lcDonald-to--Fol<,(1m toul·h· LOVE • • • FromDl :111111d0Ullll l (I\. '••LI \l'I.' I 11\ l 1n a loe11hall un iform .11 d \1111 th1n l "ligutl'\Jun t llt• ··Rut tho,l· 11ght lonthall un1lorm-. \Ome- 11mt·~ rcJ1,trihutl" thl' truth Thl' man I\ In Ill!! Ix-' nncl his <.l'am ... he'" rt.'allr tl·,11ng till" l'l."111.11~ nfh" '~'" I 11\ l' "·" .1 lour·\1.'JI 't.irtl'r tor thl· I 1111111.1111 \ .tlll'\ ll1gt't HJnin' .ind thl n .. 1.1rt\d thr,·l· \\"•"' jl I (I ..\ '\o\\ ht•\ a R,1rn Th.it'' q111te an .1lt11m plt,ltnwn1 l11r .1 1111h round dr;.ilt "cf!nll~ 'Q.ltn worl..l·d hard to 111.tll h1m,l'lf 111111 a '1ar11ng utkn"' l' l11wnwn -.1 \t.1ncr on unl· ol tht· 11n1.·\t otll"n\I \ t" lint•\ Ill thl' 'r L ,.,.._,..... Dallas linebac ker Steve Deo.ale •moth.en Loe Angela quarterbac k Steve Beuerletn after be threw a touchdown. dcmn .112 21 ot'tlw third penod ca me thrl'l' pla" afll'r a lcm snap from Cl'ntl'r b\ ·.\nd\ Parkcr on a Raiders' punt attl'rnpt ga'l' thl' Cci\\ho~~ the h:ill at thl' LO'> -\ngl'll'' 2-~ard hne. \ ..tl\-~ard lidd goal b~ Lui\ ll·ntkJa~ \\1th ' Ill left 1n thl' gamt.' d1ntl1l·d thl' 'll ton for Dallas "\\ l'·rq~ro" inga' a foo tball team." 'ihanahan \<11d ··\,\\·"rr pla} 1ng a lot ul people .\t thl· '><llTIC 11mc. \\l'·,egot It• 1 mpn.l\\' cH·~ \\Ce!.. Hopefull). 1h1' "ill \ht•" our football tram that \till l;1n·1 turn lhl' fo111hall mer and l'\rw1.1111"111 \\ l·'re grnng m the nght dlll'lllllll .. I hL· Ra1Jcr' haJ lour furnm er' in add11111n to Parh ·r\ ltrn snap from n·nta "'II' h d1dn:1 count J\ a IUrllo\ tT I Ji,· R.11dl"r\ t.1111.. a ll L'arh \.fl il'ad 1111 .i '1-~ard lil'IJ gllal h~ John I l·,·. hut till' ( 11\\ho\'> \lOrl·d the nt\t 17 1 1111111 .. on dll l\-\,1rJ 111ut hdo"n run )\ 'l'\\\Onll'. J I ·\Md SCOrlllj plungl" I" '-1."\\\llllll' anl.l a \4.,ard lll•lcJ g,oal "' I nL \1 huhl:rl I h.11 m::tdl· 11 I~-' \\llh 4 15 k it hl'liin· hallt1ml'. hut thc Ra1<lL·r\ hountl'd haL·k \\llh a pair ol tuUlh- do\\"' Ill' lore thc half ended. the fi rst on a ?:!-\ ard pa\'> from Ste' l' Fkul·rll.'111 lo W1ll1c (iault and the <;ccond on a 2-\ard run b' te'c ~m11h · · < cJult <onm·J aftl'rlatthing thl· long P·"' lrom H1:unk1n near the Cov.- ho" :!S-\ard hnl' anJ run ning un- rorlll'\ll'd. into lhl' Dalla> end zone. and \nrnh sron·d shonl> aftr r a 17- ~ anl punt h) Dalla,· \111.c aAon ga'l' thl' Ratcll·rs thl' ball at the Cowbo)s· ,.., D.111,1\ running bark Hrrschd \\ all..l·r ll'l1 all ru)hl·rs with 64 )ard\ 11n It l.trrle'>. H1· l':tml' out of lhl' g.iml' Im gooJ m1d\'a) through the 'l.'l••nd quanl'r \'ance \lueller kd L o' \ ngdn ru~hl'rs "Ith 56 ~ard~ 'On I h 1.Mt ll'' lkurrk1n "a!>' of ~ I fur 129 'ard' "nh 1"'11 in tl·rccp11om "h1k pl a)1ng t hr Ii I\\ ha II~ '.lim Plunl..l'll plaH'd the !ICl.Ond hall .11 quJrtahalk for th1· .. Ra1ders and rnmpktl·d h of 19 pa'l'>t'> for 80 ~ard\ "1th 01w 1n11•rec-pt1on Plunkett. at 40 th l '\I L \ oldl'\t pla) l'r. "as pla~ ing li•r till' tir<>t time \tllll' thr 1986 ""J\on \Banks gets 1 back up to capture bout - Cll \R l OTIT '\ < ( -~PJ 1'l'IL It Bani..\. a \\orld amateur cham· p1nn lrt•m < h1•ago gut up from a ,,.\ond-rounJ knml..J n\\n to win thl' I 2'·rl1u1Hl huut \atu rda~ night 1n a du.ti 11wr1 lx'l\\l'l'n thl' l ' S and < :ir1;1d1.1 n ()hmp1l ho\tOJ.t teams 1 lw I \ tl'am. u'ing thrrr alter- n.lll'' hl'\.tU\l' l!l in1uril'' "on nine ol tlh 11 ma11:hl·~1nthl'l11l'l'I hl'ld a1 1hc okf t h.1rh11tl' ( oh\l'Um T he l'an- aJ1J11' .il,<l u't'd tlHl'e altl·rnates l>tl\ ,11 l 11\ l' 11 1' IJthrr \\,tlltl'd a llt\\ tru1 l .ind 111, mothl·r \\JOtl'd a '11111 . I hn re hot h hJPP' ( hark<. \\hill' t..110\" tha t a runnl·r necd-. lml' l'\1)1.'ll.tll\ in lrnnt ol him 1.k.1nng thl' \\J\ Duval Love Hant..' h.id 'rnrcd '-'t'll 1ns1dt• and "a' h.1d.i11g """} "hl·n Jamie Pagcn· d.101 111 )t Catha1n1''>. Ontano. 1..nnl l..1•d him do" n "1th a nght hook H:rn.,., ltOt 'tlfl tttudd~ 11nd stored \\1th .1 harragl· of hl·ad punchrs that h.id fl.ljtl'nJam 1n rouhk • RAMSWIN,27-6. FromDl • • p111nt'>. mdud1ng a 2.1-~.mf fidd goJI ll\ \lil..l' I Jn\lord I hl' ( h:1rgcr' had an apparl·nt 111<1- '.ir<l kll'koIT rl'turn h' rool 1e \nthom '\l illn ''IJX'd out in tht lir~t h.il t "11i:·n nl1iual'> rukJ aftl·r a tal)I.' rl'\ ll'\\ that hl' -.1epncd out nf hound., on thl' ( harg1.·r .18. l he R~1m dclcn-.c '1onr>1-·d thl' C hargcr\ on four running pla\\ altrr 'ian D1e1w had fir<1t-and-1mal at the R.1111,· ,_,Jrd l1tll' ,1, thc 1h1rd ncnod l'lllkd fh1• ( h,1rgt•r1, l::tmt· up \hOrt ,1g.1111 later whl·n thl'\ mo\ l'd to thl' R.1m-.· ,\.hu t "Crl' m:mhed bad l.'-'ard h' :1 prnalt\ .ind a ~ 1ltht•r <1acl.. and ,l:ttkd for J ..tll-,Jrd lidd goal h' \tn l' Ddtnl' ( IH1' \\hill"' 4,.,ard lil'ld goal in thl' lou1 th quartl·r l Jfllll'd the Ram.,· \l'Orl II[! Han I..\. a ll'ft-handL'r" ho also won a ~11IJ mnl.11 at thc Pan American C 1ame' \\On a 2-1 dl'Cl\1on. "'1th Bill < ndlJnd ol l anada Joining thl' l ' ~ 1udgl· 111 la,unng Bani..-, The nrutral ILILl!-tl' fl(•ln ~k\llO t;i,nred Pa~en <lam ~ ··1 "J' 111 a rcla\l'd ~tall' of mind "hl'fl hl· laught mc 1n the S«'Ond round ··Han!..'> ..aid .. Hut I'm m good 'h:qx· and I "a' able to tal..c him in thl' th1rJ rnunl.l I light hi:ttcr 1.1.hen I'm hchinu. r m more agrcssl\l'." UCLA RETURNS FEW. • • FromDl lll:l\l'r\ ur to that nnt lnl·1:· >on.1hu1· <.aid ··\\ 11h him a1 thl· u1ntrol ... \\l' arl' .111 that mul·h bl'11cr ·· 1 .... 1 'l'ar ·\11..man d1J JU'>t ahout .1n\lh111g <1 warh rnuld a'>k. complet- ing I "8 of 27.1 p.l\\L'' for :!.527 ~a rd' .ind 11 tourhdo" n\ 111 a balum:cd olli;n\l' that f(·atur1·d a slicing ground g.1nw lOmplirnl·ntl'd \'l!h th1· rtitent olt'rtal JllJl " llu\H'H'1 \ll I h I 0 \t,1ncr~ from la't \t•ar\ i,qu,1d lo'>f to the Na uonal I o(lthall Lcagut• dunng the <,pnng <l r;11i lllO'it nolahl\ Grl'l'n and nanker \\ 1ll1l' .\ndcrson." Donahue "'111 be tuned 10 rd~ pnmanl) on o\1kman. rnokhng his )oun(l squad around the lir\t·tcarn .\ll-.\mencan sc:'lec11on and hoping for the hest. Thl'r1.• will be e~pcnence in the bar klidd 1A1th tailback Enc Ball returning for h1!1 senior season and Bnan Rro"' pr{''i'l•n.& for plent~ of plJ\1ng lJme But the receiving corps apJ>l'ar to be a h\llc thin in the earl> going. wtth Brendan McCracken the o nl v proH~n fl anker on the squad. 11ght end Charle-; Arbuckle ma) t'' entually prov<' to be of <\II-mm- rnn cohbcr. Donahue sc.t1d. ··we ho' ca lot to work on. and a lot of holes to lilt. But with the ~tan of prncucc JU t beginning. 11 •'>really 10 earl) 10 tell c\actl} "hat the future hold~ in tore for the Bruins," Donahue ~td. ··r o he qu11c hont·~t. I thinl that the prf:-scason rnnk1ng~ mean very httle other than the foct that "c had another great rccru1t1ng class thi 'ear.'' he said "T hot come with i uc<'c\s. but mo t ot thost pla>cr will not be read) 10 \eC qua h t) minutc1 for a \C':t r or two :ind will rcd\h1n their frc.,hman Har." • The 00cns1,e lint• ha\ bcc:n weak· t'n<'d "1th onl) center Frank om1\h and lt'ft JU:trd Rick M C)'ff rctum1n1 But guard I anrc l:en11. a Fountain \ alk' I l1gh graduate 1\ C\pccted to \ll'p 1n •Ind fill a '01d ··I hl' ulT1·n"" l' line'' probabh our h1ggl''>I lOnccrn. W11 hou1 good proll'l'llt1n 11 doc\ll°t matter what kirH.l C11° olkml' \OU ha,e. because \11u·11 hJ\l' thc· defense in the hadlidd at thc '>nap of the ball ... l>onahul· ..aid .. \\ l''ll Ix· '>trong up the middle w11h thr l\\O returning '>lartr rs and Zeno 'l't."' hn:11d ... II \\Ill be a 11'al ball le to '>l'l' \\ho will he a the two tackle pm1t1on\. though ··1 o tdl \OU the truth there hasn't OCl'n a \car that I ha,cn't womcd .1hout the hnc It can be ~our strong point nr \Our weak lin k.· Donahue \llld. \(011 ~palding. an El Toro High product. ma) e"entuall} see a lot of pla) ing ume folio" ing his rcdsh1rt 'ear · The Bruins rcm:11n sound, dc- fen\I • eh w11h outside linebacker < arn~··· ·Lake returning for his final \C3'1on. The runner-up to the Dc- fl'nme Pla)l'r ofthc Yearlast stason. la~l' 1'1 a cand1d:tte for this )ear's But~us \1.1.ard and the talwa n of the Bru1 n'i, defc n c. St.·nior Jim Wahler. at nose auard. figure\ to earn hi s share o r All- .\mcrica honors this )'Car. Three tartcrs graduated from the def ens" e bad.field. leavina 0.nyl Henle~ the lone rctum1na starter. Henle). 100. ma y earn AH~Amtnca a«"la1m. hut d0C1n't fiaurc to be 1aractc:d much dunna the st~son with the remainder of the SCC'Ondary still a h1t ,rttn •• th1nl that when all is said and done. "c'll ha ve another oulstand101 \t'a~n." Donahue said. "Wt :art C':tQablc of man) th•!'&-and art tklin1tCI) not a doof'tttll 1n lht Pac-10 • long ~OW· un- onc. 17- \(." ~ s· chd ards tht' the led s'!fn m- a the n a nd ll'r· ~of thl' an- nd en- 10. ok. -Cd at • na an ill .Ii rd! ~ nd nd in to ur od at SC he 1:· th no to le in c- er al n. 's c d. II· MAJ OR L£ACU[ BASEBALL ------- Minor leaguers make for major improvement Hudler, Nixon propel Expos into NL East race with-Mets from Tbe Associated Press A couple of minor leaguc:rs have made a maJor d1ffl'rc nce for the Montreal Expos Montreal scored foor unearned ru ns in the first 1nni ng and Pascual Pcre1 scattered five hits in seven in nings as the Expos Ix-at Ne" York 7-4 Saturda\ to pull "1th1n 4t 1 games of the first-place l\.1ets in the Natio nal Ll•aguc East. The E"<pos ha'c stolen 39basco; in thc1r last 20 gamcs and '1anager Buck Rodgers eredm the promotion of Re'< Hudle r and Otis ~1xon from ( la!ls A .\.\ lnd1anapohs on Junl' 21 \\tlh helping to 1urn things around ··The~ ha"c &"en u'ilhnpced.'. Rodger!> said ··For <,oml' reason. the stan ing pitching became super sohd at around the same time . .\s a matter of fact. that speed ma\> h,1, l' helped the pitching. · r im Wallach hll h1<1 I I th homer and dro\e in 1hrec run\. 1 rac~ Jones went J-for-4 v.1th t"-O RBI. ··The Mets arc still the team 10 beat. bul the\ are l:.mhablc. We had a lot ofrxJ>(·nmenting to do at the.start ol lhl' '>l'ason. and all I wanted to do v.as not fall ou1 of the ran· '\('\\ York was 'let from opening da~ ... Rodgers said. Pc:rc1. 9-6. struct.. out four and walked one in beating 1hc: ~kt~ for the second time in three dl'Cl'>tOn'> this \l'<t.,on. Joe Hesketh aJlo,,cd ~acnftcc flies to Darryl \trawbcr!! 1n thl' eighth and Howard Johnson in the nin th .\mt~ McCiaffiga n got the final out for his third \<l\ I.'. Rt1hOJl·Ja 8-11 ha\ 10'1 thre1.· straight an d fo ur ofh1s la\t Ii' l'. In othl'r :\allonal League ga ml'<:. Cubs 5, Ca rdinals I: Jamie ~1o~cr brot..c a personal \t'\1.'n-gamc losang strcat.. at \\'ngle~ F1l'ld h~ p11ch1ng a \l\·h11ter and R}nl' andberg dro'l' in thrl'<: runs v.ith a t\\o-run homl'r an d a tnpk Reds 3, Braves 1: Dann~ Jack\on pitched a four- h1m·r to bccomt" thl' :"at1onal Lcagur·s third 16-gamc "1nnl·r and Chm Sabo hit a t1e-hrl'a k1ng si ngle 1n the 'l''enth inning for host < anunnau . Jact.. son. 16-5, ha'>" on s1' ma1ght and 1s tied for the 'L \lctor:-lcad Y.llh O rel Hl·r<,h1sl'r and Greg Madd u\. l hl' kft-handcr '~at t..cd none '>truct.. ou t ft, l'. and retired * Twins 12, Y1nlrffs 2 HEW YOllK MINNESOlA •b' h ... • .. 'hlM RM"C\' ' ilvV'll" t M''°ltl't lo C,Wa1a )tJ Pfrl, 0\0,. JC ,,,.,, Pg'""O)D \avu,., c 14). f'1~ 1o A\1 ..... -.0?D , .. ,.,,." 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He 1s '-0 this ~ason against Atlanta v. 1th an came run a' tragc: ofO. 76 Astros l , Padrts 0: Mike Scott pitched a four-hitter. inrn.:as1ng his career record agai nst San Du~go to 12--0 1n th e .\strodomc. and Tern Puhl hit a seventh-inning 'l<\Crt lice n). . Scott. 13-:\. "'ho has v.on four con~cut1ve dec1s1ons and seven of his last eight. pitched hi s SC\>enth complete game and fift h shutout of1he season. which ties hsm v. 1th the Dodgers· Tim Lea!! for the National League lead in ~hutou1s. Pirates 10, Pbillies 4: Barr; Bonds homered tY.llt' s1ns lcd tY.lll' and dro\I: 1n a career-high five runs fo r '1s111ng P1tt\burgh Jeff Rob1n'>On 9-:! p1tchl'd fi,e 1nn1ngs of shutout. th rc:c-h11 rel ief fo r 1h1.· Pirate"> "ho pulled to within 4' ! games of the first-pla1.1.· ~l'"' York Mets Pittsburgh 1!> third one perccntagc: point behind Montreal. Red So~ 16, Tiger 4: Boston Y.On 11s 24th ttra1ght game at rc:n"il~ Part.. t~ ing the second longest home '~inning .,trl·ak 1n major ll•aguc h1stor). a\ Dv. ight E' ans drO\ l' 1n a <:arl'L'r·h1gh 'n t'n run'i with t\\-O homers and a ba'ICs-loadl'd tnpk ~1tf..<' C1rccn\\l'll hnml'rc:d. doubled and hit t"'o '>tngk'> Rt("h (,l·dma n dro' l' 1n th rn· runs "-I th tY.O of Bmton \""'en duuhlL·' Twins 12, Yankees 2: l 1cnl' Lart..in homered and set career high., '"th lou r hm and lour R Bl and Tim Laudncr hit a tic:-hrcaking homrrtn tht· lourth to lead Min nesota\ I !I-hit attack Rangers 12. Indians 3: Rub\:n S1l'rra drO\C in li\l' run., and Oddtlx' ~tt Do"l'll ''l'nt .t-.t v.tth three run'> '><.:o red to pa<.:l' a 't'a,on-h1gh I 8-h1t attacl.. as Tc\as scn t t k ' d and to 11c, I ~t h lcM tn I .t gaml'\ Hlue Jays t , Koyals 0: frll ~1usselman allov.ed t"o hll'> in '><.:' 1:n inning' and k''>l' Barfid d and Fred McCi ntl l'ath had thrl'l' hit\ ,.., 'l\tttng Toronto won ll'> Sl\th \tra1ght Ori oles S, Bre~ers 0: Id) Ballard pitched a thrc:e- h1 tta tor ht'> lir'>t mJior-IL•agul' '>hutout and left fielder JOl' Or<,ulat.. hit J thrt·l·-run homa and madl' thrl'e spart..hng tiltl hl''> ;i<, 'l\lttng Balt1rnurl· \napped an I I-game lo'>tng 'trl'Jf.. at ( ount' l.itad1um dating to ~pt.~"". I Q 6 While , ox 7. ~lariners -1: "-dh Pam h1t l\.l O homer., th.:.tt dro,l· in ti't' rum gl\ing \1\lling Chicago 11" '\l\th u1n\l'lUtl'l' '1rton mrr thl' \lanner'>. 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Thl' Georgia Tech ~·l'ond ba~man 1<. no" hitting '\00 in thl' ~~ r rl'- Oh rllJlll ga me' \\Ith .t:- h1t'> in <.)~ a1 bat . PATIENCE COULD PAY DIVIDENDS • • • Jl'romDl .. He has now put the tnJUI') behind him and 1s battling for the staningjob with En c mith (the probable staner) and Ma rcus Patton. That should be interesting to see," Donahue said. .. Any one of those three 1s capable of carrying qutte a load ... A toughe~ battle lies ahead for Thompson. Ray's roommate durina the season. howc\'er. Even wtthout the prcscncc of last r.car's Hc1Sman Trophy r.nd1datc Gaston Green, who now dwells in the same Ram b9ckfield that on« made En.c Otckcoon ramoul. Thompson stall has hi han<b full wath Eric Ball. the hero of the 8rums· 1986 Rose Bowl. a,nd Bnan Brown. Thompson 1 third on the depth chan \)th1nd Ball and em~n. but has a lclitsmatcchanetat Sttlnl pftntyof quality pla)'ina ume. 1fnot cve11tuall)' btak1n1 1nto the 1tanan1 hncup. Donahue ~1<1. Prlmaril)' a zoomback. a third tigh t end used on short~yardagc and goal- line situations, Thompson is blessed with sprinter's speed. He usuall) stt the m3jonty of playing time on the Brusn·s special tea ms. cam1na the la~I of "designated h1tu~r· during kickoff covcraae. His role dstfers con 1duabh from the one he filled at Huntington "Beach two-11mc All.CIF stl«t1on for the Oilers, Thompson was the county' lcadsna around pancr. p1ck1na up U76 \vdJ (1 Hun11n1ton ~ach school ·l"C'COrd that nill stands) and sconna 16 touchdo"'ns hlS sensor season. It's a far cry from his p~nt ro~ with l I(' LA. whcrr he has pined "'203 )Arch.an 37 camcsanckauaht live pl.S~ an thrtt WatOl'IS. "Danny ThomPtOn has a lot to of'Ftt this team:· Oonahut said. "Uc • 1<. nur :\o I zoombad. and 1~ in the hunt 10 phl\ a lot ofnu nute for u._ 1n thl' h.1d..!1dd. ·· 1 k "·ints the ball. and that is "'hat "l' ":int to sec from our pla~t'":· l"Krnahuc added. "Hr has been 'Cl"\ '~r..a1 11c the past coupk of 'cnrs.. and ma ' cH'ntuall\ break into the \tamng hn<'up But to do 1hat. hc·11 ha' c to hl'Jt out fnc 8.111 and Bm"'n ~h 1ch \\1m't be ca" ·· Ho"c'cr. 'rhom~n hn!> tn~cn h1 .. 10" progrts~ to the s1an1na hneup 1n \tmk • rm loolsng fof"li'-ard to sec'1n1 more pla)1ng time lhs '~ar Thomp\4.)n s.a1d ··1 haH· bttn un- u fltd "1th the amount of pla l"I umc that I ha'e had O\trthc )tan w ru. but I think that ha mack me ell 1he mort huna" "'h1 h 1s aood ..I'm'°"" to to to ma\c m)'1tlf lno"" tOC\cr'}oneon the field . Thi • L Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, August 14, 1988 DS Montreal 's Nelson Santovenia makes a dives across the plate past New York Al"l _,....t catcher Mackey Sa.Mer to acore ln the flnt inning on Tracy Jone. alngle to left. AfajorLeagueaverages ~·' loo• 'I • !l • ' .. ., !! f! •• "' .... , American L~39ue ''"'""".~' .. ~~ •I " M "'4k litl i Pct HOIVIOUA I.:. f" ._G .. ~ ~.,. •' C.• Al I ,.. ~Ii 511~ "'<' • .. I l .. u .• .. 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I , \ ' .1d1!h1 ·" unearned runs 1n the third .. l .1 1 • ,'\ l .1n,h1h' ·~·" •i.J <.ale!' on third baseman Jae~ II '"\' 'tllr "' ~~ ••••1 .1nJ Ha'>'\t'~ fnll,,wed with his ,1,"1t .. •llh'l••llh. 1. nJh1g.hdn\e thatglanced ofTthe cl"' l' " , l •114·· • ld1 nl., 110 ~ hue a<. hl' attempted a 11·Jr1n" ,11d .:t' \\Jll 1• f •• LI•< P T<,..ING HOtV 0 ~L h,), ... ING :"I# ... ~·· ~tt AP w w !Jilt .... '9(1 ·\\, u't •. ., tnu man\ out~ ... Ro1as said ofh1s tl·Jm '.i,.,_. ,: •1 I• .ill1•\'l'd a total of thret' unearned • ~t• W< \•~\ P ~ 1111 \0 w l EllA . .. \"'>rlll' , !), ll, lLh ' v ~ '·" 11li1<' th 1n the fourth ga'e the ·• :_:: \ , .1 J , ·"I ., ....... ,. ·~ . c,..,..,.o_., 1111"1 'lt.i. '' 1 ·1·11nthe ~v<'n th h1sl~thofthc < J I •1 •1 '1..'.1• ,.,1• , :tll \r.n , 1 r't run One out later. Darrell . . om peon .... ~.a-... y - s'i ~l11n~ t11 h\• Ill\ IJ't '1.'J"'n tic ion· p.rJJu,1t1on .1nJ I Y..lnl "' mJl l' 11 hr J ~11ii<l 1lnl' I hJ''' nM turn.1 l.hh \\",H a' :i pl.l\l'r fh,• 1..'n' lrl'nm,·nt that 'ur- n,un1..h J pr~r.am hf..l l l L-\-., 1..·3n t1th\'r mJ~' <lr hn.ilo. .t pl;l\Cf ·• Thomp n \31J .. (),,•1'111 I taJ\C' ~'\'n \1..'r\ hJPf\\ \\-Ith the C'Pfl'">nUnll\ th.at I hJ' t' had '''on~ "a' oin to ~tart '" er ( 1J'h'n (1rttn v. hen hl' "'3' hel'l' "' 11..;an't l:iult m;~ll on thnt I JU't y,;m t a lot ol 4u..:aht~ mmutc'i out th~rc. JU<.t hl c c'cnonr ti out h\.·rc.·· • • ,., \ hllL·1 , · ... , .t ,, • , '!' • ,, .1, hal~C'd to ~cond b' Welch. .111d "<'nl 1 ·11 ,1 • r111, h-h1 tter George Hendn ck's ... ,.. ... ·ntid.t 111• \\ ~ •, II' I • ' .I r 1-n1undcr that tirst baseman \l,lm1rl tl ·'"' .1 ,,,, 11.:. 't 1p on But Miller C'as11\ beat \llC 1\\1rt·' th· ' h •hl· pl ate. Wekb retared ·e nan ·· n'"' ntn{! ,,n, 1' • rn:tit Jnd "a' relieved b\ Hone,cun. "ho "3ll t•J \\. 11'nl1 It' load the bases.· JI .. .. , C h1h DJ' ' ' ' 11 dct'f' niht field was caught b~ • ... < .tn~l·u JI th, " , "1lcng the threat ' l .ln~·n,' RH ' n~lt in the 'iC' en th ga' e the " ·s a S-1 ('.Id Don B.I\ 111 h.1J .1 'Jlfl li~'t' n\ an lht' eighth 29 countries in Huntington to vi e for vet er a n -tennis titles B~ KE\"I . BALL D..,Ho!C ............ t \1ml' th.in ,no plaH'r' trom ~9 ltiuntrtl'' "'II t·lim pctl" an thn-e pre lt~h)U\ I ntan.111111\JI Tcnn1-. fC'dcr- at11\n \dlf,in·, tt•am \tnnt "' tour- n,1mcn1' n lluntingll..l n Sc.•.lt"h tx-i 1n- nin11 \hinJJ, Thl" ,1,mti1nJtH\n l'f thl' Ouhlcr l up 1..'llnlJm'1.-d ''' pl.lH'I"\ .& ~ \C:tr\ anJ tlltk1 thl· .\u">tna ( up l ~~ .lnd tllJ \"1 I anJ thl 8n t.inn1a C up (b~ and tllJ u\ marl.' tht• lir.1 llmt' that thrtt 1ntl"m3t1on.tl tournament "'II .. ~e pl.l~"\' on the nw f.toun~ The •rt \Imel r 11' D '1 ( ur {Ompcuuon \\Ith s<\nw llf t.he htf nam or \C'\ti.:rJ.t' w ... h " Bohb' R , l'in ho G'-'nuk z and ·oardntt \1 ullo\, lht -.ttl>-lon1toum1~t 1 C:\f'C\'tN to drav. la~ cro-1h Othi.'~ c\ix-cttd to P1n1C1oatc •• • .,,, l.'lu~k Gmrg10 RO<'hnch or I tal~. the cum·nt 1'.o 1 pla)Cr an the 4S...nd- O\.Cr di' l\IOn. a~ Y.Cll as H'lh tc--art, \\ h1tne\ Ret'd Bo Dueslcr and Jam • '-cl n S1'b HO\\-(' or .\ustraha. a \\ lmhlcdan double\ champion in 11.1c;, and "'iv.eden \en Oavtchon. tht It.IC\~ 11\'n h Open 1n&lc'$ .-inntt. ·'"' nl\11 C\ ted to compete. 1 tu-l' 1\ fa, Ottd lo capture 1u lllth on ut1\C 9n .. nnia Cup, °"h1lc lt<il~ -.111 ckft-nd its Oublcf up lltk and ,.\ustraha -.ill try to ~n the .\u,tna up c-hamPi~ip it hu "-Oft our of the pasts.• )'tan N lolt 1n thC' final to Canada tft 1917. l"hc 8nllnsua finah arr ~. 9t U\tfll CuPI fiMll S.1'll'Cll)' ... * ()ublcf up fiMh oa ~ .... 11npa matdles • 9 m 11 .... da~-··•h1111J.- Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/ Sunday. August 14. 1988 Myers sets second record She adds 50-meter freestyle mark to 100-free standard on M;ir h 25. finished fifth an the final In 25.83. Mye~ had t1l'<i tht' re<.·ord an the prehms. Wharton, ol Warminster. Pa .. was clocked m 2:00. 98. 1.25 second faster than thl' pn:' ious Amencan \tandard set 1n I 9 6 b' Pablo Morales. 8111 taplcton of 'Ed"ardw11lc. Ill .. also was under Morall's' record. He \\·as urned in 2:02. 14 to earn an 01) mp1c berth along 1Je Wharton. who qualified earlier in the 400 andl\ 1doal medlev. 9c U TIN, Texas (AP)-Angel Myers Stt her St'CC>nd Amencan record and Dave Wharton smashed the American mark tn the 200-mrterindividual medley at the U.S. Olympic w1mm1ng Trials aturday niitht. Myers. ol Amencus. Ga .. was one of three swimmers who broke the American mark of 25.59 sc<:onds in the final of the 50.mcter free 1yk . . Wharton. who is 50 pe·rcent deaf an both ears. will face world rerord-hold~r Tamas Darn> i of Hungary in both tndiv1dual m~dlc)'S at the Olympics. Wharton is ltss than a second behind an both events. "M \ t1me here arc going to drop more 1n Seoul." · Myer • who earlier set an Amencan standard in the 100 freestyle and also earned a benh in the Olympics in the 100 b\mcrflv. was timed in 25.40 to qualify for her third indi~iduaf event. Leighann Fetter of Louisville. Ky .. was clock('d in 25.50 to win the other 5<1 frttstyle benh. Wharton -;aid. ''Whl'n I get up versus m~ Hungarian comrx·t1tor. tt'll bring out the be t 1n us. In March '86. I ""ilm head-to-head against Damy1. He won the 400 and I ·\\Om the 200. I think m) chances are prell~ good." Jill tcrJ..cl.17. of Austin. Te~as. trying to become the first "'1mmer to make four 01) mpic teams. also was under the previous record \\1th a 15.57. Dara Torres. who ~t the .o\mencan record of 25.59 Losing the .o\mencan record capped a miserable week for Morak . "ho failed to make the final an the ~00 IM b) finishing 12th an the prehm He also finished third 1n both 'the JOO and ~00 buttcrfh. an "'h1ch he hold!> the \\Orld and ..\mencan rl·t·ord-.. re pCl'll'd~. FoR TH£ RECORD Major League standings Oakland Minn('sota Kansas C it) Angeli Tc>.as Chicago Sean le Dctro1~ Boston New Yo rk Mil"aukee Toronto Cle, eland Balt1morl' Amerlcan League WEST DIVISION W L Pct. GB LIO Sireak 75 43 .636 9-1 Won 6 65 50 565 1: 7-3 Won I 59 57 509 15 6-4 Lost 2 5 59 490 161 ' 3-7 Lost 3 51 6J 44 7 22 5-5 Won I 5'2 65 .u4 :!21~ 5-5 Won 3 44 7J J'b 301: 3-7 Lost 4 68 66 63 60 60 54 38 ·EAST DIVISION 5QI 6-4 56Q 21 • +6 55b 4 3.1 50 91: 6-4 5Qb QI: 7-3 ..to:'. 15 :! .BO JO 4-6 aturda} 's Scores Lost 2 Won 2 Lost I Lost I \.\on 6 Lost 1 \.\on I Oakland 6. Angels ~ T cxa' I~. Cltveland 3 Boston 16. Detroit 4 Minnesota 12. e" York 2 Toronto 2. Kan~s Cit) 0 Balt1mor(' 5. Mtl"aukee 0 Chicago "·Seattle 4 Sunday's Games Home Away 38~2 I 37-22 33-23 32-27 30.27 29-30 26-32 32-27 28-31 23-32 29-32 23-33 25-33 19-40 38-20 40.18 33-24 34-25 28-30 30-28 24-33 30-27 26-32 30-26 26-33 32-28 24-35 14-44 Angels ( M \\'m 8· 11) at Oakland (Ste~an 15-1 0). I :05 p.m Detroit (King ~-1 lat Boston !c'lemens 15· 7). I 0:05 a.m. Texas(B.\\'1tt4-7)a1Clev('land( windell 12·11).10:35a.m. :'\e\\ York (( andelana 11-7) al Minnesota (Toliver 4-1 ). 11 .15 am Baltimore (~·hm1dt 4-31 at Milwaukee (Nieves 4-4). 11 :35 am ToroQto lrlanagan 11-l\) at Kansas City (Aquino 0-0). 11 35 am ( h1rago I long 4-71 at 1.,cJttk' (Moore 5-13 ). I :35 p.m. ~tonday's Games \11 nnt'\lll.1 JI Dctrull 4 3 5 p. m fc\,l\ JI 1-..Jn'WS ( II\ 5 35 p m Bah1 m,1n· J' \ltl,,aukl·c 'i '"pr· Onl\ gJml' '"-'hl'duled Dodgers Hou'lllin $.in rranu'>l.11 ( 1nc1nna11 an 1>1(1?0 ..\tlanta 'l'\\ ' or~ \l(lntrl'JI P111\hurgh ( h1cago Phdadclph1a ~I L tlUI\ ti 'i fl' "I oli/\ ;J J (l Nadonal League WEST OJYISIO:i\ L Pct. GB LlO 5t>5 4-6 q 54\ 6-4 "' 5:'.to J •. J-6 )OJ 6-4 4M IJ . 5-5 \45 25' 5.5 EAST Dl\'JSI01" oh 48 58h 4-6 n.l 52 541\ J I' 7.) 1)4 53 54" J ' 4-6 56 511 491 I I 6-4 51 65 440 17 5-5 51 o5 440 17 5-5 aturday's cores Oodl{t-u ,2 5.ln f-rall(l""-O I (Ii inn~ss.) \t110trl·al .., """ ) ork 4 ( h1l·ag.o 5 "II Lou1<> I C 1nunnat1 \. \tlanta I P1mburg.h IO Philadelphia 4 I lou\ton I \an Diego (I Sunday's Games treak Won 2 \\on Lost 2 Won Lost Lost Lost ~ Won 2 \.\on Won Lost Lost Home ~9-2 ... 35-~' 34-25 211.2 1 32-27 20-'Ht Jb-21 l2-26 33-26 2 -29 30-28 17-32 A"a) lti-:' 21<· '\(I 2.,-30 29-\() :!2-35 20-3 J::!-27 '1 -26 31-2" 2~-29 21-)7 ~4-33 ~an 1-ranll'-l o 1 Do" n-. 11-~I at Dodgers I Hc.-rsh1ser I n-o I I "' r> m \lonta·JI tDop'>t•n \. -.md f.X.· \1a ninc1 14-"I at 'c") or\. fnn.tnde1 t\-IOand Darling I~-1121. •H1'i am P111<,hurgh I F1'>ha --111 at PhdaJelph1a (Freeman 1).01 Ill'' J m ~tlanta (/ ~m1 1h 1\.91 at ( 1nunnat1 (RIJO 11-81. 11 I<; am \1 lou1•.llkl u1n )\.~1a1 Ch1l agolB1ekcJ..1 1-0) 11 2flJ m ~an D1qm 1..,h1 '" 1.1. 1111 .11 Huuston t .\nduJar 1-J ) I I l;; J m ~tonday's Games an franu\u1 at Oodgers, 1 35 p.m .\tlanta at P1mhurgh 4 35 pm. an Dtl.'g.o at Hou\lon 5 \5 p.m Onl) ~aml''> 'rh\·dukd Water Polo YASSA INVITATIONAL l•I ~. 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Aooot• l 4 11 02 S.Conct OtJart..- l A-i=c. l it"\foro 7l 003 ) 0 0 )-6 0 17 0 tC>-17 LA-M<Citt 11 o•u lrom Ev••e" LO~l•oro 'C• 1030 L A-A"dtrson 20 oan •rom E verel' L a"s•oro • <' 1 14 •2 Fouf1tl Ou•rter so-i:: C. ~o oei.ne S 41 L A A"dt•\Orl 10 Pats fro"" M·l•en CM1s o./V• 'P • C > 6 •? LA FG Cnr s Wni<e 4S 9 S9 A 4& 841 SO R•mt F ,r\I aowns 12 11 Rvsllo·vard\ 72·S3 39· 1)1 Pon•no 133 198 Return Ynrd' 51 cJ ~A•t-11'1 T416'·Trr·76-I )ac•to Yard, Losl 1·80 J·70 Pur•\ 1·36 7·41 Fumoes Los1 l·I 3-1 Ptna •ts 'Vara\ 10·16 6·6A T '"'P or Pon en1on 71 S7 31 03 INDIVIDUALS T ATISTICS RUSHING-San 0 ~o Rl!OOen 8·7S Zec,,a rv 6 ll l aultnDero l 9 AnOtrson 7·• Se>enct r ' 1 Ja"'PS I 1 L A R•ml Grttn 10· ll Ben S 19 ,,...,, C!\ t/Yn.tt 7 16 Even\ 4 IS Evtrell 1 12 Of' o•ro 3 10 McC.et 1 I Fra nc \ 1 1 JO•~\ 4 1 IV en 2·0 PAS\INC-SM 0 C!90 La1i•enoer9 S 11 1·67 Ma ~,. S 17 0 4S. VtH tC 4 13·1·101 L A R•ms E •t'C!" 11 11 I 129 M' '" 4·9·0·90 RFCE•VtNG-S•n Oe90 F.ut t 3 4l ,..., .. ~·a 2 ~ Anoers.on 1· \J House 1· 76 Zacn.srv 2 IS Eer>v 2·1 J•mel 1·9 L A Rams A~aer\on 4 119 Cox 3 24 Be 1 2· 19 '( ,rg 1 12 Hc><Ohan 1 14 McGte 1 11 Oeip:no 1 ~ Et,.,.orv I • Cowboys v. Aaict.rs 17 Score bY Ou1rton Oa1•as Los Anoelt~ l'lrsl Ouarter LA-EG J Lee 31 U7 7 10 } l-77 :J. 14 0 C>-17 Oal-Ntwsome I run (Ztndt1U l<i<ll) 1031 S.CondOuartff Oel-Newlomt I run (Schuoert k1Ckl 9 02 Oa1-FG Schuoer1 39, 10 •s LA-C.aull 72 041$ lrom Beutrlt1n IJ Lee '•tKI 11 37 LA-S Sm1111 2 run IJ LH 1<1ck l 13 se Third Ou• rtor Oa1-l'o•lom 6 011u lrom McOonata tZeode 1as k•c• • 121 l'.vrtll OtJ•rtff Oa1-FG Ztnde1a\ 49. 11 so A-~O 114 Dal LA F rtl OOWnl 19 16 Rus,,C!l·va•O\ )4· 191 27·90 PaU·119 ISS 196 Return Y•rd\ 73 31 Co~P·All·lnl 14·31· I 11·)0-J Sac11<tc1·Vara1 Loll 1·0 2·1J Pu~1' 5·42 J·'l FumOiel·Los1 1·0 3· 1 Ptn•lhfl Yards 11·104 ?·1S T•mt of Ponau on 32 l3 21 27 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS ~USHING-Oauu. Walllar 11·6A H•OOl 9·4'. Newwmo •·23 Cl•Cll· 4·n. lr..,,n 1·21 G Wllilt •·IS D WMt 1·0 Los Al\99lel, Muoller 16·S6 S Sm1111 •·21 McLemore 4· 10 W1l1teml 1·3, ~ell 1-0 T•l..V 1·0 PASSING-Oettu . Petlvtr H2+" OWl'lllt -4 10·0·37. McOoNld 3+0·20 Los A119tiu .. .,. 8-rllln 3· IM· l", Pkinlttll a 1t+111 RECEllllNG-O•llH , lrv•n l ·S4, G While 3 It, Mar"'1 2·?4, Ch1nd1tr 1·1' Eaw•rd1 1-16, New1omo 1 12, Fotsom 1·6, Hloos l·S. Cosbl9 t·• Lof An0tlt1, Mclemore l·•O. l rown 2·11, G•ull 1-72, Clllllltn~n h 66, Junttlrf Hl, s Smllfl 1· 11, Wood~ 1·7. Muelttr 1·4 Pro golf scor:es PGA Cl'llmpionship <•t Edmond, Olrlll.) Paul A,zinger 67 ·66 · 71-204 Dave RummeH1 73·6A·61-20S Jeff Slumaro 69·70·61-207 Nick Faldo 67·7HC>-10I Steve Joroes 69·68·72-209 Kennv Knox 72·69·68--209 Pavne Siewari 10·69·70-209 Dan Pohl . 69·71-70-210 Ben Crensha"" 70-71·69-210 MIJrk McNullY 73·70·67-210 David C.raham 70-67·13--210 Ravmond Flovd 6'·61·14-210 Jav Overlon 68·66·76-210 T Naka11ma 69·68·74-211 Nlc'< Price 7'·70·67-211 Sco11 Hoch 7•·69·61-211 Mark 0 Meer• 70·11·7C>-211 Greo Norman 68·11·7?-211 0110 B~I< 67·72·73-112 JOM Cool>. 61·'9·76-112 Boo G11CJer 6'1·7S·71-2l2 Ronnie Bl•c"-71·71·70-211 Tom Kile 12·69·71-211 seniors tournament (If SYtilCUMI, N. Y I Oave H• Doug Oa1rre Bulcll Bairo Be11Sm1th C.eorge Lenning Bobbv N1CllOll Bruce Devi.11 Bruce Crempron Garv Plaver Boo Cnarles H•rold Hennino Rale 8011s Lou C,ra1111m Homero Blancas Ket Nag1e Gordon Jones Waller Zernoriskl RelPI> Ttrrv Pn11 Rodgers J1mt<1ng Tommv Aaron Rav Beello 68·'4-1l1 6S·70· 13S 69·67-136 69·•1-136 67·69-136 70·67-137 69·68-137 68·69-137 12·66-lll 70·68-IJI 70·68-IJI 10·64-131 66·71-138 11·67-139 71·64-139 73·66-139 69·71-.. 0 68·n -uo 71·7<>-W 73·61-10 73·68-141 71·7C>-10 Swlmmint John Mah•ffev Bob Twav M Caleavecclll• Rocco Medl•it Lannv Wadl<lnl Boll Makoski Robert Wrenn Tomwe11on Calvln Peele Deva S1oc111on Don Pootev IHOAokl Rkhard Zokol Jim Hallet Sieve P•le Ja vHHS 0 10 Mall Mar' Wieoe Peltr S111ior Tl!Otnas Brannen 8 MCCalhster Garv Koen Ea Fiori Peter J•CODHn Jim Cocnran Ken ShM Boo aruno Lff Eloer Al (ll•lld'er (ht Cn• RO<lr ouei Jamtl Hllh•ICI Larrv Mowrv JlfTI O'Hern • ·c11erte\ s111ora Joe lOPC!l Aglm Barana Jlmmv Powell Mike Kellv Roland Slaffora Dick Rhvan OtRav Simon Joe Jiminez Ce1emere Jawor Blllv Muwell (11,tk Evans Bob Boldt Bobbv C.avM! Howie JoMson Bob Er1cllwn U.S. OL Y~IC TlllALS (•f Auslln, TUU) NOTE Rt\uJls include name nomeiown c ..10 name 'lop lwo 1<n1111ers In eacll even• .i ... a lvl MEN I soo lrte\IYl-1. Mall Ct11insk1, L•'" Wort1'1 Fla Holmes Luml>tr, 1SOS93 2, ur1 Jorgensen. 54n D1e90. R•ncllO BornardO, IS 10 11 l. Scon Brackell, Enotewood, Colo. Makos lS 1302 4, Oen JorllC!nMrn, S•n Olffo, Rancho Bernardo, IS 11 52 S, AIU Mlawlll'I', Sunnvmead Hvskv, 15·27 69 6, Jason Goalo, TamPa. Fla Holme\ Lumoer, IS3130 7. Kol111 F ro~lad, Sacramento Ma ken, 1 S 31 07 I. Alu Kostlc11, Belmont. Mau . Bttn•l'l G•tor. 1S 42 21 700 it'a1V1dua1 mealev-1 Dave wnarton, W1rm1n\ter Po Epxcoicher 2 00 "· American re<cora orev1ous rKord of '6f1J. l'eblO Mo<aftt June 11 1"6 1 Biii Sl•Ptefon. Eawarasv.11e Ill . Longnorn, 1 02 1• 3, R0t1 Karnaugh, Ma plewood, N J , JerHv Garon. 103 36 • Mam-ew Rankin, Porfl•na. Ore . Mollnoma n 104 1J S Jerrv Fcenllos. C111C1n· na r. PePSt Ma rhnl 1 04 SS 6 Paul W•ll•ce M·em._ Hormel Lumber 1'04 99 1 Doug G erl\en Hou\t0t1, Sw1mAll•nll. 1OS40 I ErtC Namesn " Boca Ra ion. Fi. • M•llos 2 06 04 WOMEN 200 oans•rok-1 Belh Berr PenHcot.t I' a 7 10 87 7 Anarea Haves P111••C01•. Fl• 2 11 S4 l Kr1stt11 L•neh•n. S.reso1a Fl• 7 12 q1 4 HOllv"Gre111 Ga1nesv1tto. Fie Hotmes lu""~ 2 13 09 S LH Lov~n Vonll.ers N V Saager 2 IS 43 6 M•Cllelle Oon•111.1e Pomana O<t Muonoman 11S !>l 1 C•lllerine Capri e\ LOS Altos 2 19 26 I Ann• MIJll0'1ev W>Cll•le Kan a1\QU•hf.ed SO lrttstv'-1 Apgol Mverl. Amor>Cul Ci• 15 40 American recora. brolle rtcora of 2S S9 \el •n ort'11ml ov llttlelf end bv Oare Torrel Marer< 2S 1918 7 Ltlgnann Eelltr. Au111n. Toa\ LonollO•n 1S SO 3 Jill Stctrl\el. H•cltnda He gn1s Lononorn. 2S 57 •. Jt nnv T11omPson. Dover N H SHCOlll. 25 IO S, Dara Torrei. 8ever1v Hills, Hotmts Lumt>or , 2S 13 o, Anna Pt1M·Sco•1 Woodland, 2S 87 7. Sandv Nielson· Bell, Au\tin. TUH ~POrl\O\VCfl. 26 04 I Jtan· n~ Oot11n. Ouncanvlllt , Taul Arll1101on. 26 Ot ?00 ou11erflv-1. Marv T Metoner, Lo1.11sv111e K v , Old Dominion 2 09 13 2. T rlna Radke Allen1own, Pa . Fo•C•lcner, 7 11 32 3. Micnene c;r1g11ont, Aleunorla, Va , F1vlno Fish. 1 11 57 4 Pam Havdtn. Norin voroon, Ind .. Ma~o\, 1 11 63 s. r<•ra McGrath, Blrmlng11am, Mien Soutll Ttxal 2 12 31. 6, J11h1 Gorm•n Towson. MC! Hotmes Lumber. 2 12.34 7, Kettev Dav es A\hlon Md . Longhorn 1 12 ts I. Pa,..e.a Min1norn, Oarne\lown, Md Curl, 1ll10 FINAL OL YMl"IC llOSTlll MEN: M·lle Barrowm•n, Rockvlllt, Md 200 t><tHlltroke Oav!O 8arll..O+f, Wihow Grove. Pa 100 O.Ck\lrOlte. Mall Blondl, Mor•oa. SO lrH · siv e 100 frtestvlo 200 lreeslYlt. 100 bullerflv. •OO trtHtVle relay, IOO lreeslYlt rot•v, Mall Cttl.n~. L•~e Worlh. Fill 400 frofttv ... 900 lrtts!Vle retn, I.SCIO frtfllvlt, Troy Oa•bev S•n Jow 100 lreeslvlt . 400 lreeslv .. rtlav, IOO lrtt\IV e retn . Mark Oo•n. K•n1as Cltv, K•n , 100 0u11ert1v Oouv C.ltrtMtn, HO\lt!Dll, 900 frtes1.,• reltv. ,,,,,, J•cot>t. L1vlnvs1on N J , 100 lrteslvte 400 lree.,vle reiav Tom JaH!', Tt»a11oa. SO frffSIYlt, 400 freettvlt r•v Sflaun JorOlln Austin, Toxas, 400 lree"Y .. rota'f"o, Oat1 Jortonsen. San Olaoo. 400 frH· llvle, IOO frtfll\11' rotaY-o, Lart JoreonHfl, s.n Olego, l,500 frtfll\llt, Jiff ICosroff, u.land, 400 1ndlvidv•I mtclltY, lrtr11 Lene, Portlellcl, Or• • 400 lre,stvlt roiay·o, Jn MonenMlf!, ~. Wis 100 butferfl•. 100 bl(k1lrou, Cnt'9 OPMI, , Des MolM\. tow•, 900 frtetNll rN v·o, lltlcll Scllloeder, LindM11, 100 DrMllllrokt, l(lrll S1ac~1t. S.n Dlffo, 200 • ClrMMl!rollo, 1111 Sttptalon, EdwercbYllll. 11... 200 lnctlYldual mtciiey; ~vr11 Stewart. ,Ol'I ~. S,C , 200 bulftrflv, O..nlol w.nen. ~Oii. Fla , 100 111,.ashtrokt , Oatlt Wllet1on, Wermln1ter, P• , 400 lnellvlduat rnefltv, 700 I~ IMdltv WOMaM: Lefll\tnfl Fetter, Loult,,llle, l(y, so lrH"Y ... lelfl ..,,, P911MCOll. FIL. 100 bclet.strOlla, 200 bedl\ll'Olto, Tami l nK•. Sen 0 toO. 400 lrtntvle, • trwttvtl, Janet '"'•"'· P111etnlla. '°° lttftlVI•, • lr••"vte• '°° llldl· \l•CltJl l moc!teY Eril<a H.nMll, Kl"' ol l"l'vttlt, P• 400 lne11YlcMll mtdllV. ..... HclYft. ~Ola. Fla , 100 oec;-.1ro1t.e, WMN'I' ........ m, PtlonCMO. Va • 1tl lnf!Vldual ITlll0'9T Su~ Joftmon, Iott "•ton, Flt , "° Df'Hll\lrotO AA.Ill Kr-. Tltutvillt, Fie , "° lfHllVle, 200 lreMI...,_, -lrtetfVie t ... y, Tracev McFarlel't. ....,,., S.lllft, 100 brffS11trl)lla, 100 ~ff\tttrOk•, MMY T ~ Lou.•~illl. Ky., lot llllJ'IWfl'I' 2IO DU!lerfl.,, ~\' Ml!Cfttll, Mll'llfla. Oftio. 100 O.CIO!,_t A!IM M...,., MnlrlClll. Ge. JO lfM\Mt IOO treetty.. 100 illulltrfl\'. 400 lfte 1tV1t ,, .. , Trina lltldllt, AllenlOwn, Pe. JOO tJullerl!'I', $\IMll lltaeo Edltn ~ .... Miflll , 100 .,, .. ,1,1r0ke O•re Torr" ~ Mlllt. • lr"'ITIO rNv~ Le\lfa W-..r, SM! tlt"'*I, ... trH'1Ylt r..-1·0, Mat Y w1m. ,,..,,« lslWICI W1.1fl . 100 illd1•1t6\lel l'Ndll't, ... ,,......_, 400 71·11·70-212 71-71·70-212 73·69·70-212 68·7H0;-212 14·69· 70-213 69·11·71-113 11·68·13-213 77·68·7-21' 74·66·1-2U 70·69·7S-214 12·69·1)-11' 13·11-10-11' 10·10·14-114 12·68·7•-21• 71 ·72·7?-21S 73·7H1-11S 71 12·71-21S 74·6'·73-21S 68·73·74-11S 70·71·1'-21S 73·67·7S-21S 71·6S·'11-21S 71·6'·76--216 73·68·7S-216 Craig s111a1tr H•le Irwin Scolf Beu Jav Don Blake Corev Pavln Larrv Nellon O Hammona o A We11>ring Curlll Sir Moe Steve Elk1ng1on John tnman Jim Carter David Eawards HalSullon Bruce Lletrl<e Rodger Davis Ci t>!>Y Gilberl David tsn i Anorew Magei! Mille Re•d Denis Walson Oovo Tewell Booov Wad .n, JO<l>e Muad Huberl Grten Jac1<v CuP•f Jee' Ftec1' 68·73·1S-21• 7•·70-72-216 7•·69·73-216 71-73·72--116 7H0·7S-216 70·71-76--217 72·72·7)-217 12·11·73-111 11-1~·13--111 13·10·14-111 13·69·7S-117 73·68·76--217 11·69·17-111 69·74·7S-211 70·11·76--211 1)·69·76--211 72·72·74-211 73.71.7.-211 71-73·7•-211 68·71·79-211 70·70·79-219 70·68·11-219 7S·69·76-210 70·73·77-720 1•·69·U-216 10-71-141 69·72~U1 72 10-141 12·10-141 70-72--1'2 10·11-141 66·76--1'2 71 -72--143 '2·71-143 71·7\-143 11 -n-1'3 11 n -1•3 13·70-1'3 13·70-143 7•·69-143 71·73-1« 71·73-1'4 10·1•-I« 7'·70-UA 7•·7C>-U4 72·73-l•S 71-74-14S 73·7?-US lHS-146 73·73-1'6 Pe•e Hemmer Doell. Peacock C.o•dPtl Waldesoul'll JC GOOl•e 73·73-146 7•·72-146 7•·n-146 73.7.-147 74·73-147 7•·73-1'7 10-71-W 72·76--1'8 71·77-1'8 76·72-1'8 72·77-149 7•·1S-149 7•·1S-149 79·7C>-U9 7l·17-1SO 73·77-1SO 1S·7S-1SO 16·7S-1S1 76·7S-1SI 7~·72-lSI 74·7&-151 76·77-1!>3 19·7S-1S4 19·76-ISS 80·76--1S6 O<v•ht Moo<Jy 8 •11 Cotflnl JoeCem~ll Ou1nron Grav C.erald Sacnl Mike F ercn1ck Dick Howell Ktllh Duff Doug Fora 8111 Jo1111ston Jim Ftrrtt Cnartes Merook Berl V~nctv Augg1e Navarro Pe1e Brown Fred H11wk1ns Jerrv B•roer LarrvCase Al Bale1•no •• ~·· "' # ~ -· ---. IMSA GTO-GTU QUllifiers <•t sonom,l NOT t F "• aua ,1y,n9 resuil\ fpr roc:1av \ 100k IMSA Camti G TO·G TU SC>Otls car rllct el Sears Po.nr 1n1erna11ona1 Racewev with drivtr nomelown ma~t of car and avera11• SPl!~d ,n mph I Pelt Hallmtr Anene•m L•nCOln·Mercurv XRH" 96 94? (!rack rtcord oreaks 96619 mPll llv Greo P1Cktfl Cntvrolet Corve11e, 1991 ) 1 Wallv Oa~en1>ac11 Jr B.uaU. Coro .• CMv · rolet Corve11e, 96 011 , 3 C,rpg P1c1i.e11. 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