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Home My WebLink About1988-10-31 - Orange Coast PilotMONDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1988 25 CENTS • Laguna could block tollway plan· Council might nullify right-of-way sale if OC doesn't make $7 million payment make the deadline. The council has long opposed the corridor, and rescindinJ the sale of 140 acm for the riaht-of-way through Sycamore Hills could, at the least. delay the project and perhaps give the city le.vCflF to ask for a scaled down version of the tollway. Fint off, the county could try to talce the l~actt riaht-<>f-way, which lies in the brush-covered terrain north of El Toro and Lquna Canyon roads, through the law of eminent domain. Kohn estimated that it would take a coun about nine months to decide such a case. By LANCE IGNON CM_.,_.,,._.._ The Laguna Beach City Council will be faced with a tempting choice Tuesday night, one that would win praise from environmentalists but almost as surely triUCT a lawsuit by the county. American Journalist Terry Anderson, held hostage In Lebanon now for 31h years, accuses U.S. gov- ernment of preventing his release./ A4 California County man wins one- thlrd of Saturday's $60.8 mllllon lotto jackpot./ A3 The council could declare void the sile of ri~t-of-way for the San Joaquin Hills tollway if the county fails to make a $6 million payment to the city by today's deadline. William L. Zaun, county transpor- tation director, said today that, as far as be knew, the county would not But rescinding the contract, which included a total payment of S7 million to the city, almost cenaanly would be answered with a legal chaUenae by the county, City At- torney Philip Kohn said. Or the county could Lake the city to court and demand that a judge uphold the contract, which was si"1ed in 1978. Kohn estimated that this process could take at least two years and cost the city more than The great inflated pumpkin Tbe ,sant pampkba atop Richard En&el'a Beacon Bay home lD Newport Beacla la enoa&b to at•e Charlie Brown'• friend, Lina.a, a thrill on Balloween. SS0,000 in legal fees. Both Mayor Dan Kenney and CduncLlman Neil F1upatnck said they arc tempted to void the contract if the county fails to meet today's deadline. "If we can legally and ethically void it, I'd void the contract," F1tzpatncksa1d StiU. Fitzpatndt admm that block- ing construction of the corridor. which would hnk the San Diego Freeway JUSt nonh of San Juan Capistrano to the Corona Del Mar Freeway. is a long shoL "They can eventually set it throuah eminent domain, since it's for srand public use and the way the courts are an Oranae County," Fitzpatrick said, paus1na briefly. "But you've aot to Lake the chan~. The longer that we don't have the money the looser we don't have the road built." But Mary Reynolds. a candidate for City Council, said the city is takina the wrong tack with the county. Instead. local legislators should be (Pleue eee TOLLWAY I A2) Oil company's lawsuit against Amigos rejected Signal Landmark complaint termed 'unprecedented· By ROBERT BARKER CM ... Dolllr .... 1111111 A lawsull claiming that the Amigos de Bolsa Chica environmental or- ganization had filed "fnvolous" coun action in connection with a 1973 land trade bas been thrown out of Oranac County Superior Court. Coun Commissioner Ron Bauer said today that the countersuit by Sianal Landmark Co. against its longtime sparring mate was un- precedented and premature. It's the kind of complaint that comes at the end of the case -not before it's beard. Bauer said. Signal fiJed the cross-complaint against the environmentalists last July. claiming the Anugos acted "frivolously" and with intentions to drag out an already lcn1thy lawsuit when they amended the suit to claim fraud was invol'\cd ma land trade. Signal's acuon. Amigos officials said, put ind1vtdual members a.nd attorneys at personal finanoal nsk for taking the cilsc to court. The Amigos claim the state traded away 1.900 acres of oil riabU to Si,&nal. rather than the 63 acres of oil nahts that were disclosed at the time or the 1973 land swap. The state received 70 acres of oil nghts from Si&nal in return. Also the state conveyed alJ its interest in past oil ri&bts for only $25,000.t the cnviommcntals claim. These tacts were not reveaJcd in disclosure statements fiven to the State Lands Commiwon and the public, according to Amiaos at- torneys. The court thisycarpvethe Arni&os permission to add fraud ch.aflC$ to their case ~t cballenacd the lcplity of the 1'nd exchange. The case was flied in 1979 but has yet to be heard in courL Siinal's cross complaint to hold the Ami&os and their attorney$ pcr- sonalJy at financial risk was a form of blacJc.mail scckin& to gel t.bc Ami&os to drop their action, anomcy De- borah Wilson charged in papers fiJcd with the coun of behalf of Ami&os anorney Martyn. The coun's decision was handed down Friday. Amigos rcptt$Cntativcs claimed that Signal offered to drop iltaol5 complaint if the Amtgos would drop their fraud causes of action apinst S11nal without a trial. The Ami&os (Pleue eee A.111008/ A2) Entertainment The world premiere of'· At Long Last Leo" ls a whiff of fresh air at South Coast Repertory .I Al Index Bulletin Board A3 OC Bible group loses Supreme Court appeal Business AS-6 Clasalfled BS· 7 Comics A10 Entertainment A8 Opinion A7 People A9 Police Log A3 Public Notices B7 ·8 Sports B1-4 Weather A2 By JAMES 8. RUBIN .......... ..,.. ....... WASHlNGTON -The Supreme Coun allowed Saddleback Valley school officials today to ban leaflets and yearbook adveniscments that promoted a student-run, lunch-hour Bible study group. The coun rc1ccted an appeal by two students who said the officials viol- ated their free-speech rights. Justices William J. Brennan. His land deeds elther bargaln or just a glmmlck: $9.95 share worth one square Inch of Calif ornla property called it a 'dynamic idea.· He told me to tcarCh for a piece of property that wasn't goina to be in a housina or development tract. "I froze a aallon of W.tcr, threw my doa in tile truck, and headed for San Bernardino County," he BJ liTY BOUCHER said. "When I a<>t there I picked ... ._,....... up some of the throw..away news- Every year when Christmas :c', and the first ad I saw, I rolls around, Michael George's "It=-a 'loss leader,' .. hCN&id. tbouibts tum to aimmicks. "for ll,OOO square feet they Still. nothi• ever quite ma-wanted $600. Wbco I called, they lerialized for the Newport Beach said. 'You don't want that prop-man -until now. eny, it's 10 feet wide by a quaner Oeoqe, 28 of Michael 0eol'IC mile loae.' I said, ·ru ue at!'" . Investments inc.t is 1ellina sham aeoree said he couldn't believe of Southern California land for bis ha. He tot the property in S9.95. clne clay. The caicb? .. , called my air1fnend and my Each shaft i1 equal to a square lawyer," OecJrP. said ... Ifs one of mdl. and carriel an oftkial "Cali-lhe IDOi& aa&iat thinp I have fenUa Laad Deed" to prove i~ done." Mdlienticity. Oeotll .aid tbat after wotkina .. , Uled to live in St Thomas." °"' lbe cliWls wtm bil auomey. a.or. II.id ... , knew a man who Ille d1 ••II 1 cleed llf die land. 11111 aee 1quare inch aect1on1 to ...... r'lilllr proad Of'dlil deed - ..,...., I tbQuPt. 'This ltl pt il'IJllllCNl~~~lic.:: .._ ..... but be'• not Pnalft""*' a.., - - - -_... ... lt.'" ~ =• c-li• ol 0.. Mid he couktn'I Wak ... H1lrllit. Ht llid llllle fl~pter tbaD '°°"". .... • P!ll'tab ............ . • ~ Ofso.them Qlifonia. ................... _ .. ...... '° ......... "'" WT>I~· h • ~_Olollltaid. .. After... ...... ... .. • ... Iii-over Ill _,, M 11'1 IX Thurgood Marshall and Harry A. Blackmun voted to hear arguments in the case. But the votes of at least four justices arc required to grant such review. The students. Alexander Perumal and Frcdenck Read, were barred by Saddlcback Valley Unified School District officials during the 1984-85 school year from distributing the reli~ous club fliers or placing ads in their high school yearbooks. PerumaJ attended EJ Toro High School and Read went to Mission Viejo High School in the Saddlcback Valley distnct. Officials allowed the students. members of a group called New Lafe. to run Bible study and prayer groups durinJ lunch hour outside the school building. But the officials said pcrmimng distnbution of the handbills and yearbook ads \\iOuld violate constatu- tionally required separauon of chun:h and state. Ry ck off def ends bay feces mailer By PAUL ARCHIPLEY °' .... Dolllr,.... ..... Council candidate Paul Ryclcoff aarced with the message delivered in a controversial· mailer last week in Newpon Beach. but thoupt its delivery was "a bit dramatic.' Ryckoff was one of three Newport Beach City Counci ... candidates sup- poned in the mailer entitled "feces on the Bay." The literature from the activist aroup Newport 2000 lambasted Mayor John Cox and Councilwoman Ruthelyn Plummer for failina to take adequate steps to clean up the bey. Authors of the mailer said an ·inadequate number of pump.out stations ts prompting boaters to flush their holdmg tanks directly lnto the balnstcad. tht mailer charged. the council was giving monc) to 1he chamber of commerce to help promote cit) hotel~ ··1f)OU elect Cox and Plummer. the chamber will get us subs1d1cs. the manna owners will continue their dart\ business and )OU 'ct more feces floating an the ba) ,. the mailer warned. Plummer said the mailer as loaded with .. out-and-out hes." (Pleue eee PECKS/ A2) The officials said permitting dis- tribution of religious literature and adverusements. 10 effect, would be giving government backing to the Bible study group. The school dJstnct sa1d at was aCUf\,$ 10 accord wath a formal pohC) that limits the use of school fac1ht1cs to officially approved student o r· ganizations and clubs The officials noted that in 1981 the district wathdrc~ rccogn1t1on of the New Life group after some parents It came from Newport Bay! CreatUre Stalks the Coast Residents arc dastnbu\Ul& nacrs tllrouahout the 68-homc com mu nit . lemna nctahbors tnow of the. ptts-- cncc of this "d&n&erous pubhc nuisance" that lnOOttS all da) and cnuses an ntlht. It "ecncraII) tnes to a'oad people but will attac~ 1f-cornercd. startled or lhrcatcMd. •• the flier wams • TM animal • .,hich racmbks an alliptor. has bttn tttn b) several ttSldcnu .,bo bin uktd Ncwpon leach animal control olflC'Cn to 1~nd1t rl'~~ff \My try lO t'aptUT'C tt, It taarria 'off. .. ~ICt spomn.an Bob ()Miry .aicl. It's noctu.rnal. which makes it touaher 10 ftnd. M Residents who att the reptLle ba\c bttn cncounetd to contact cu) animal conuol offictn. ~ creature as n0t tht first ptor- hke aruma1 to make waves on the Oranee Cout. tn I 91S. a e&)'man th&t calM to bt known as .. Wally Gator" was cap- uu'ed in IMM after a raidimt spoceed \ht 1111mal 1ak.i1111 a 1nidaitbt tm>ll down a neiltllboftiood .wrw.lk . TM fiyt.foo( C8f'M'! was lftft wanctmna-. u ... ~ om.~ • pelllftl "'°'°"" ..... ..w • hoM.ed tier horn at the .-... • {Plllll_.......,_ - complained. But Pcrumal and Read saJd the school d1stnct was practicing un- lav.ful censorship by restricting free expression about rehgion. <\ Cahforn1a appcaJs coun.. in a 2-1 ruhng 1n Januar). said the school officials acted properly. The appeals court said a school may dcetdc to prohibu "off-campus sroups from functiorung or advcnis- 1ng on campus. .. (Pleue 11ee BJBLS/ A21 CSFhosts Reagan at Buslirally Pres1dtn1 Reagan will stump for Viet President George Bush on Tucsda~ dunng a rally at Cal State Fullenon The I 0 members of the Fountain VallC\ High School band. dnll team and tlig twirlers. will play "Hail to the Chief' ~hen the president arrives and will perform other seJectaons dwias the proyam The band. conducted by Gery Wampler. marched an Reapn's iD- auaural parade m 1981 . The bud i.s C'ome under prcs1dcnual ~--~ since perform1naat a R~ f0iibc91 rally at Fountain Vallcy s Mite Square Pule before his fint dectioe, school officials said. T~o londs of tickets ~ll!ft to Republican ICSJslators &nd GOP lllP- pon aroups who aredistributi ........ to members. supponen and c:o..t- tucnts. OM ticket w;u aive MU 11 a«lCSS to the ul\1~~·111a r 'a where Re8Pn wtU deliwr a J Jai M 10 a.m. Th<>te wttt. bdDltl • .. event must be imidc by t L& O:vT.~: a:C:O:C: ! £ Jewel Phammer C--. ;1 I A • C.alStateF...._. F~IUl .. 11'910--~~ _,,,....,_ ==.111:1 A ..... ll&tilt ......... , .. ~ .... .. Of'ar,ge Cout DAILY PILOT/ Mond1y, Octob« 31, 1988 John Houseman, 86, dies~ won Oscar for 'Paper Chase' MALIBU (AP) -John House- man, who won an Olc:ar for bis role as a crusty law scbooJ profeuor in the movic"The Paper Chase'' after a long career as a movie and theater producer, has died at 86, a friend said to&y. Houseman died durina the night at his home, said Ivan Goff. a family friend and scriptwriter. Houseman produced the "War of the Worlds" radio broadcast for Orson Welles that terrorized the country SQ years ago, and in the past few years was probably best known as the voice of the Smith Barney investment company, which he said makes money "tl'le old-fashioned way. They cam it." Born Jean Haussman in Bucharest, Romania. the veteran actor, director and producer launched his career in 1927 with Welles at the old Mercury Theatre, and he was instrumental in r.utting together Welles' famed 'Citizen Kane" in I 941 . During a tribute in Los A~geles to him in 1987, Houseman said, "The only important thing when you've AMIGOS ••. From Al declined. "We are of course. very relieved that the court has turned aside this very intimidating and harassing ~c tion against the Amigos and 1ts attorneys," said Vic Leipzi.g., presi- dent of the 1,000-member Am1sos. "Nevertheless, even though we won, such action by Signal continues to increase the tremendous cost we must bear an carrying forth our suit." John Boueman . lived as long as I have is what you've accomplished -a body of work. ... We all tend to talk about our successes. At least as important are our failures." The vekran actor bad many suc- Cftlft to boast about. Houseman f?layed small roles in the 1938 film 'Too Much Johnson" and the 1964 film "Seven Days in May" before emeraina as a strong film actor in "The Paper Chase." His film actma credits Include "Rollerball" and "Three Days of the Condor" in J 97S. Houseman's presence was aJso well-known by television viewers. He starred in the CBS television series based on the movie "Tbe Paper Chase," and after its cancellation, he stayed with the series for several years on Showtime pay television. Houseman starred in tbe ABC miniseries "The Winds of War" as Dr. AJron Jastrow, a Jewish scholar in Europe atthe start of World War 11, but the role was taken over br, Sir John Gielgud for the sequel, • War and Remembrance," which ABC will telecast beJining Nov. 13. One of his last appearances was a year ago as co-anchorman on the . NBC comedy special "Our Planet Toniaht." Four people shot at party in Sa nta Ana By Tiie Auoclatecl Pre11 Four people were wounded by gunfire early Sunday during a fight outside a Halloween party in Santa Ana, police said. The four victims were jumped by eight attackers shortly after midnight outside a pany on South Hickory Street. said Sgt. John Dittus. Wounded were Roben Villa Senor, 28, Ruben Marquez. 25, Carlos Ortep. 20, and a 17-year-old boy whose name was withheld, Dittus said. All were listed in stable condition with minor gunshot wounds, he said. Witnesses said the gunfire erupted durin& a fistfight, but gave police no further details, Dittus said. No one was arrested. Investigators did not know if the shooting was gang-related, he said. CALIFORNIA REAL EST ATE CHEAP •.. From A l mcnt firm. However, George says he wasn't just thinking ofh1s own financial gain when he took on has oddball real estate investment. "It's notJUSt sbmething I will make money on," he said. "For each deed sold, 25 cents will go to the Orange County March of Di mes and Cont.act, a national 24-hour cn sis line my mother is heavily involved with." George said he e njoys helping when he can. and thmks has donations will be a pos1t1ve way to make a charitable contribuuon. The young entrepreneur said he thinks his gimmick m ay eventually go mtcmational. ··Japanese love the West. and more importantly. they love Cahfom1a," he said. "l would find at hard to believe that somethmg hke this wouldn't catch on hkc crazy there. l think many people around the world like California ... I mean. we do have our reputations. "I lived in Los Gatos -Gary Dahl, the inventor of the 'Pct Rock,' lives in ,..,._ Los Gatos -for over I 0 years, and when I thank about it. people outside California expect these kind of things from us. "I guess that's what makes Cali- fornia so popular ... The business world is nothing new TOLLWAY ... From Al trying to work with county and state officials to negotiate a scaled-down version of the comdor. she said. "f think ~e really need to pull our heads out of the sand and work wtth these people." she said, adding that the comdor would help reduce traffic congestion on Pacific Coast Highway and Laguna Canyon Road. Kenney and others said the cor- ndor will increase traffic by fueling development 1n south Orange Coun- ty and by dumping vehicles onto its Laguna Canyon Road exit. • Kohn said he and City Manaaer Ken Frank will present the council with a list of four suggestions on how they might act if the county's pay- ment is not made: • Void the contract on the grounds that the county failed to meet the deadline. • G rant the county's requesrfor a six-month extension. •Do nothinaand see if~he county fails to make the payment in another six months. • Ask the county to further t.Xplaan its reasons for missing today's dead- li ne. The Environmental Management Aacncy, in a letter to Frank last month. said the county would be unable to make the payment on time because the environ'hlcntal impact report bad been delayed as a result of an enormous amount of public in- quiry about the document and be- cause the state and federal aovcrn- ments had draged their feet. ~~A~~E Dlily Pilat MAIN OFFICE to George. He says he's been involved in it from the time he was 14 years old. "When I was I 4, I managed a sponing goods shop," George said, "Then at IS, I opened a skateboard shop with my parents in Los G atos." George currently is the owner of Gremic Skateboards in Huntingto n Beach, which he said ,has been in business for more than three years. However, he thinks Caltforrua Land Deeds may be the-best idea h~s had in a long time. With Christmas just around the comer, he said he plans on working every waking hour selling the deeds to stores and promoting his product. "Nothina happens if -you don:t work for it," he said. "l can always sleep in January.", lllchael Geor&e wttb a copy of ht. land deed. BIBLE GROUP REBUFFED_. •• From A l The appeals court also said the Saddleback Valley policy permitting only school-sponsored activities to function complies with the Supreme Court's test for assuring separatio n of church and state. That th~part test permits gov- ernmcnt-sponsored activities that have a pnmary secular purpose, do not advance religion and do not cause entanglement between government and religion. The case is Perumal vs. Saddleback Valley, 88-340. FECES MAILER •.. From A l Ryckoff, who was endorsed by Newport 2000 along with candidates Geneva Matlock and Jean Watt, said he had no part in the mailer but qreed with its contents despite its &raP,hic tone. ' I wouldn't have been as rouah as far u the cover 1oes." ht' said . ''But the subject was OK. The bay needs 10me atkntion. "We used to live down on the bey, but I quit swimming in it." Ryckoff said he has heard no neptivc responses to the mailer, althoUJh some friends kidded him about1L • "One &Uy thought it WU areat,'' Ryckoff 111d. "It really acts your atkntion. "But if your km~ment is knder then I suppose it miaht have been a bit much ... D=-.. OU.8ftleed ~ W"9! hy St C:O." .,._ CA .... lddf-lo• IMO. C:0.11 Mwt CA 1212t c:.....flM ..... J..M11 .,....,_ & ecltlOJ•• .. , .... ", \ JustcalllU2-8086 ,,..,...,.,.,.81 " '°" do ::0 ":': '= =.., ~"' lllfye..~ .... ....... What do you like about the Daily Pilot? What don't you like? Call the number above and your met111t will be recorded, tranteribed and de- livered to the ~IC editor. The •me r answerint lef"Vk:e may be uted to record letten to the editor on any topic. Contributors IO our Leuen column mutt anclude their name and 1elepbone number for vmfk:ation . TeU ul .Ut'• on your mJnd. • ............ ,.. .. ,,.. '"""9 ,._ ...,.,, ...... ...... ,. • "' .... ,_ Clell'r .. .. ....... c ....... .. , ........ .. .... Or ... 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IS 47 .. .. a IO 71 54 7t 4S 74 Q 17 M a It n u 10 M 74 • Tides TOOAY 8eooncl lllgll 1:2t p,m. 4.8 Second low t::» p.m. 0.5 TUSIDAY l'lrll lllgll 5: t7 Lift. 4, I l'hl loW t:S4 Lift. 3.3 llcofld ""'1 S:OO p.m. 4.3 a-Mt ._ tO:S fp.m. o.e lull .... 1oe1ay • 5:00 p.m •• rleee T.-.., M l •IS Ll'll. 9nd-ll 5:00 p.m. > ,.._., ttM1 lode, II 10:52 Piii.. -T ..... 11 12:» Liii. 9nd ttMI ...-, at 11:11""" A sookeeper lD Albuquerque, N.11., ~old a newly hatched cayman. REPTILE SOUGHT IN NEWPORT ••• From Al that It didn't seem to be too im- pressed. It took seven police officers as well as animal control officers to take the cayman into "custody." It is believed that the animal had lived in the U pper Newport Bay for several years before making its en- trance into Irvine. Wally Oator was eventually re- located by the-Los Angeles County Zoo, which decided to keep its new home secret. Fish and Game officials said the cayman probably had been a pet that became too large and was released by its ownen into the muddy Back Bay. Report·ties sp·eed to traffic deaths BOSTON (AP) -Traffic deaths increased 1 S percent to 20 percent last year on interstate hi&}lways where the speed limit was raised to 65 mph. according to three upcoming studies. The findings counter arguments by proponents of the law permitting higher speed limits. They told ~n gress last year that so many motonsts were violating the SS mph speed limit that d rivers would not speed m oTC and highway dangers would not increase. The studies were conducted by the U.S. Dcpanment of Transporta"ti'Olr. which favored the higher speed limits for interstate highways in rural areas, the Insurance Jnstitute for Highway Safety, and Ralph W. H ingson, a professor at Boston University's School of Public Health. A draft report of the Transpor- tation Department study found 2,S04 deaths on all rural interstates in 1987 compared with 2, 131 in 1986, an increase of 18 percent, the Boston Sunday Globe reported. The report was scheduled to be given Oct. I to Congress, but has not yet been dcHvcred. The insurance institute study found that rul"il interstates in the 38 states that raised their speed limits in 1987 bad 19 percent more fatalities than the averaae figure for the previous five years. The institute found interstates that did not increase the speed limit had 4 percent more deaths. Hinpon's study found that rural interstates with the 65 mph limit had a-20 percent increase-in f•talities last year compared with the preceding year, while urban interstates in the same states had a IO percent drop. Hinpon was scheduled to present his study today at a conference on alcoholism in San Diego. "I believe it's impossible to look at these data and not conclude that something very unusual bas hap- pened to the fatalities on runal interstates," where the speed limit was raised, said Brian O 'Neill, presi- dent of the Insurance Institute for Hiahway Safety. The lf'OUP Ot>J>C?scd the 1987 bill allowina speed hmits on interstates to increase in areu havina a population of less than SO 000 people. Rou&hly 46,ooo Americans are killed every year in motor vehicle accidents.. Finance seminars for senior citizens planned this week Sea.iorcitileu will be offered "Tips on Survival iD Today'• llctimnent World" at a series of free temiaan by the Newport Beach office of Sbeanon Lehman Hutton this week. The tellion1 are scheduled Tuesday from 9 to 10:30 a.m. at Buft\ims Deoartmcnt Store in Fashion Island, Newpon Beach'. Wednesday from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at tbe Sbeanon Lehman Hutton office, 860 N~n Center Drive, and Thursday from 9 to 10:30 a.m. at Buffums in Westminster. Alan Freeman of the Ncwpon office will discuss buic financial plannina, investing for income and llfety, risk manaaement and IRA rollovers. Call Wendy Smith at 644-91 l for reservations and further information. £a61m• cJJamber breakfut Sharon Hqelstrom, a marketing and promo- tion executive, will speak at Tuesday's breakfast meetina of the Lquna Beach Chamber of Com-merce. Hqelstrom's talk is entitled 'Start SmaU, Think Bia ind Grow." The session is scheduled for 7 a.m. in the Press Corps Room of the Surf and Sand Hotel and the c:-.ost is SI 0 in advance ofS 12 at the door. Call 494-1018 for details. Tof16JJlove meetlng In NB Ike Oshana from the Phoenix House will be the auest speaker at Tuesday's meeting of Tough.love, a ~nt suppon sroup fighting chemical dependency in children. Tbe l)roaram will be held at 7 p.m. in the Career Centerof Newpon Harbor High School. Call Gloria Fahey at 63 l-98S8 for more infonnation. ; Journal coune at GWC The secrets of turning memory into story throu&h a simple, direct method of journal writing will be shared in a course staning Tuesday and running throu&h Dec. 6 at Golden West College. Jane Penderghast-O'Reilly. a screenwriter and novelist, will conduct the course, entitled "Memories of a Lifetime," in Business 113 from l 2:4S to 2:4S p.m. The fee is $1 S with a Gold Key Card and $21 withouL Call 891-3991 for additional information. School fund• di.caned The Optimist Oub of Irvine will discuss Proposition 98, the school funding initiative, at its Tuesday morning meeting at Hor s Hut, I 88SO Doualas SL, Irvine. _ l>r. David "Brown, Irvine su~rinf!ndcnt of schools, will be the guest speaker. Visitors arc welcome and more infonnation may be obtained by calling 830-5639 or 67S-1779. Home builders meet The Home Builders' Council will present a seminar on orderly development in an era of slow ar<>wth or no growth Tuesday at the Holtday Inn. 17900 Von Kannan Ave., Irvine. A panel of speakers from the legal and development community will discuss the situation at the 8 a.m. breakfast meeting. The program will be presented from 8:30 to 11 a.m. and details are available at (2-13) 2S0-89SS. Cambodian talk slated Or. Haing S. Ngor. winner of the Academ) Award for his role an "The KJlhngf1clds," will speak ·on "Human Rights Around 1ht Globe" Tuesday at the South Coast Community Church, 5120 Bonata Canyon Road, Irvine. The program is presented by the Arts and Lectures Department a_t UCI and admission is $7 aencra!i_ $6 for UCI faculty, staff. senior citizens and non-U\..I students, and SS for UCI students. Call 8S6-6379 for proaram information. CALE NOAR Monday, Oct. 31 • 6:30 p.m. Costa Mesa City Council, counci l chambers, 77 Fair Dr .. Costa Mesa. Tuesday, Nov. l • 9:30 a.m. Oraa1e Couty Board of Su~r· vtson, board Maring room. Hall of Administrauon. l 0 Civic Center Plaza, Santa Ana. • I :30 p.m. Oru1e Couty Pla..uiDg Com· mi11io•, board m_eeting room, Hall of Adminis- trationt. 10 Civic Center Plaza. Santa Ana. • / p.m. Newport Buda Parks, Be&att and ReenaU• Commbal•, council chambers. 3300 Newport Blvd .• Newpon Beach. • 8 p.m. FH•tiu Valley City Cooacll, council cbambeA, 10200 Slater Ave .. Fountain Valley. Orenge Coat OAILV PILOT/Monday, OclOber 31, 1NI Al OCman wins part of $60Mlotto·prize P'rem Haff u4 wire ~ An Oran~ County man who detcribed himself u a "common" person Wlth 1implc wt.es has earned a onc·thard share of a s&qaeriDf $60.8 million lotto 1.ackpot, which autbonties aay 15 the world s largest lottery eriic. . Ron Smith, a 4S-year-old Wcstminst~ resident. said he and his wtfe plan to qutt their jobs and travel. A aroup of hospital workers in ~n Oiqo County also expect today to claim and divide a one-third share of the huge. Lottery spokesman Bob Taylor said Sunday he could not confinn that the sroup of IS people held one of three winning tickcu until the lotto stub was verified today. Each of the winning tickets is worth a third of the jackpot, or nearly S20.3 million. to be paid over two decades. The two other tickets with the six winninJ numbers were purchased in Westminster and in Sacramento, Taylor Soupet -tasting fare said. Winnen in those areas had not come forward and clerks at the 11orn whef't the ticRts M"te purchased saad they did not know who had won. ButSmith.ano1l production supervisor, confirmed he had the wmnana ttcket. accordina 10 pubhsbed repons. "We're very common, real people.'' Smith's wife, Landa, sa1d. "We have our friends and this is our house. We're not aoing to move ... The two now cam about $40.000 a year. Smit~ ~id he plans 10 quit his job at Shell Oil tn Brea so he and his wtfe can travel. Smith Pid he went to work Sunday and told his co-workers. "They thought I was kidding." he said. "Then they decided i was serious.•• Workers at Fallbrook Hospital. in the northern San Diego County community of Fallbrook, told The ASSOClated Press that they went together to purchase $600 won.b ofuckcts. Came Dr8aon, a 38-ycar-old pharmacy &ecbniaaa at the bospu.al, wd she Joined l3 nunet, Laboratory tcchn1c1ans and other employees -as well as a fnend of one o( the wotkers -in putuna S40 each toward the ticketS. She said all aaned they would spill what winnanp came from the "Quick Pick" tickets. "Quick Pick" means that the numbers on tbe tickets were selected at random by a computerized lono temunat. Nadelle Wilson. a nursinJ supervisor who dad not go in on the pool in Fallbrook. said from the hospital that those who were in the aroup held a pany to watch the Saturday niaht drawing. Dra&on. wbo attended thc~y. said, "The fady who found we had a winning tacU1 screamed. E~crybody was JUSt amaad Then everybody stancd drcam- ina about ~.h.at we were going to do wllh the money. . "I'm aoing to set up trust funds for my rour kids and pay off bills.'' she said. ''But Any Jewtah mother knowa when you have a number of elck onee or when yoa want to feed a wae crowd, a container •:rJer than • regular eoap pot le a maat fof m na c hicken eoap. Sherry Stern of Ha.nu.._ton Beach a.ea an oar to atlr a baticla of the Map that •Immen In a apa. one of tile mal.a attnctiom at the Iara.el Fair on Sanday at the <>raace Coa.nty P'atraroa.nda. Death upheld f of NB man's killer. From staff ud wire reports The U.S. Supreme Court today rejected appeals by two convicted murderers sentenced 10 death in Cahfom1a. including a man convicted of fatall y beaung an elderly Newpon Beach resident. The coun let stand the con"1ct1ons and death sentences of James Melton and Alfred Dyer. Melton was convicted of killing Anthony DeSousa. 77. whose body was found on Oct. I l . 1981. in his con- dom1mum near Hoag Mcmonal Hospital in Newport Beach. He was strangled Wllh an cl«tncal cord and beaten and was found naJccd wtth his hands bound. DeSousa's homosexual lover 1cst1fied that he sugsestcd to Melton that Melt on rob the victim. Oyer was convicted ofk1 Iii ng 1wo people and wounding two 6thcrs following an evening ofhcavy drug and alcohol use in Oakland. Shot to death v.cre Flo}d Murray and hts girlfriend. Nora Fluker The two who were wounded were Bchnda Murra) and Bennie Warren. Police sa1d the trouble bcpn when Dyer awoke to find nngs missing from his fingers. Justices W1lliam J. Brennan and Thurgood Marshall, who oppose c.ap1tal punishment in all circumstances. voted to ovcnurn the death penalty. JW A improvements scaled back By n~ A11oclated Pre11 Contractor bids for a new tcnn1nal at John Wayne A1rpon came in so high over the estimate that planners are culling out such extras as bulletproof glass ..and imported marble floonng. Airport officials were caught off guard last June when the lowest bid for the tcnninal was $S8. 9 million. nearly S 17 million higher than the a1rpon's $42. I million estimate. The terminal prOJCCI 1s pan of a $300 milhon expansion. "The question 1s wh) we didn't kno.,., beforehand what the cost would be:· said Alan Murphy. the airport proJ«t's direc- tor. "I really don't know why ~ ~ren'1 even in the ballpark." The archllcct who came up wtth the estimate blames an unusually fast-paced constru~t1on schedule of two )'Cars and the large number of related prOJCCts such as park:ang garages that must be put on a costly hold while the terminal 1s being built. The terminal now will have carpet over the floors instead of West German marble. two restrooms have been ehmanated. bulletproof glass above the baggage claim area to protect people from bombs won't be installed and a cheaper roof is being constructed. Despite the ahcrauons. the tcnninal should be 1mprcss1ve. said Ph1hp Kroeze. project marui.ger for Leason Pomcro) Associates of Orange. the architectural company on the job. "Most people wouldn't be able to sec or rtad or smell or touch the d1ffcren~:· he said for Than"-'v•na. we're (the p-oup) aJJ aoi!'t to ao to Hawui, or some place like th.at. The ttckct was placed in a bank vautt Sunday momana. she said. If vcnfted. it would be wonh more than $67.600 annuaUy before taxes for 20 years lo each of the IS people. The lottery pays out only to a single winner. tpc person holdina the ticket. Draaon said two hospital worken, Duff' Stone and Charlie Jett, bou&ht the tickeu for the group. An unidentified woman who answered the telephone at Stone's home huna up twice when a reporter identified himself, then said dunng the third call that rcponcrs would have to wait to talk to the winners at a lottery office today. Bill McKccl, manqcr at the Circle K store where the sroup bouabt tickets, said, "Two auys. I don't know tlicir names but I know they work at the hospital. were in this mom1n1 to pick up cla1m forms." State bar repays lawyers' victims BJ JONATHAN VOl..ll.E °' ... ..., ......... A fund created by the State Bar of California J>'.id $25,000 to reimburse clicnu of four Orange Coast attorneys who failed to perform their duties;-a--bar spokeswoman said. The State Bar of California's Client Secunty Fund was created in 1972 and is supported by a.n annual fee paid by every active lawyer 1n the state, -bar spokeswoman Anne Charles said. In 1988. the attorneys paid $2S each, while the fund has paid more than $7 .6 m1lhon sinoe it was created. In the latest round of refunds, $22,SOO was paid to an Anaheim resident who retained former Nc~rt Beach anomcy Matthew Thomas Cbtcklo. 41 . Ch1ck10 borrowed money from a ·client whose finanocs he was handling during a mamaae dissolution and failed to repay the loan. Charles said. The bar commission determined the clicniwould not have lost money if not for the loan, so tt awarded the chent $22,SOO. Ch1ck10 has been disbarred by 1be Cali- fornia Supreme Coun. she said. The commission paid $1 ,200 to two fonner clients of Huntington Beach at- tornc) Mcrhnd Jospeh Perumcan, The first claim, paid to a Huntington Beach resident. came after the man retained Perumean to file a criminal appeal on behalf of his dau&htcr. The commission awarded $200 to the client when 1t dctcnn1ned no "'ork was done. Some Moreno Valley residents retained Peru mean to handJe a probate mancr. The comm1ss1on paid them S 1.000 after dc- 1crm1n1n1 no work wa.tpcrformed. Charles said. Perumcan res11ned on Dec. 12, 1987. with d1sc1phnc complaints pending. the spokeswoman said. Nearl y S 1.000 was paid to a Huntington Beach resident who hired Laguna HilJs attorney Mauncc H. Green, 40, to do lepl work on behaJf of his son, who was in the m1htarS. The co'mm1ss1on awarded S9 7S when 1t dctennined no work was done, Charles said. She said Green res,gned with com- plaints pending on Jan. 30. 1987. A R1vcrs1dc resident retained Costa Mesa attorne) Michael Jay Anderson, 37. to collect child support payments. The comm1ss1on awarded $337 when it de- termined no -work was performed, Charles said Anderson also resigned on May 21. 1986. she said. · The laraest payments in the latest round of reimbursements went to four clients of Los An~les attorney Michael Steven Kotzker The comm1ss1on fou nd Kotzk.er m1sappropnatcd mone) from tus clients. Kotzker was ordered d1s~d by the upremc Coun. Charles said. Ten wounded in drive-by Watts gangland shooting H1ghwa) at Camel Point Newport Beach The owner of a blue 1q"' 8\1\\ 320t reported the "chicle tolcn Sunda)' momma on ProsJ>(ct Om e l • • The operators of a )Bcht ('Ompan\ on Linda Isle told police Fnda' that someone had stolen an es11ma1ed $3.SOO in cash from a boat 1hert 1umped'out of his hiding place in the bushes as she left her home. he told police he bad accosted her an the past • • • Four boys were reponcd shooting at cows wnh a BB gun in a field on Bontta Can)'on Road The suspects were gone when officers am\ed • • • .\ burglar stoic SI 0. "'00 in coins lowecn HQ" at Parties Plus, 19171 Magnolia St. • • • .\ neighbor that that about 80 people v.eanng costumes were talkin1 a lot about v. hat drugs they were toana to Jake at v. hat apJ>(arcd to be a peny tn an apanmcnt building at l 3th and Walnut strttts ••• LOS ANGELES (AP) -A IS- mortth-old boy was shot in the head and nine others at a Watts binhday party were wounded in a aana-style drive-by shootin1 that erupted fol- lowina a policie sweep throu&h the area, authorities said today. In other weekend p na violence, two 11.ycar-old boys were killed and three people were wounded in separ· ate sbootf np. Seven adults and three children were wounded in the Watts attack. Tbe l S.month-old boy, Dalafayctte Polk, was in critical condition on lifc- suppon 1vstems today at Martin l'-talDVaUef Jewelry and a han(1aun valued at SlOO were stolen from a home early ~imomi .. onthe lOOOOblock of El Silbido Avenue. The bufllar ellllNd d\ro.,.aa a bllckyard W'andow. • • • A -oman left hcf pune conwniea S'9 and cm!it cards next to her chair at n. Hop. 11774 lkookhuna St., Priday .u,bL Wlten she ~tumc4 JO ...... ...,,lbeoane.asm1•ftl.; • I • A pmq_~ niPt on tht 9000 lllOcl ofDll Avaue mulled 1n tht ilaeft Of 1 co1oi TV"' Yahied at S2SO. • • • Somtoel WftM.. .. , want my money Luther Kfog Jr.-Drcw Medical Center, said nursing supervisor Sarah Patterson. His mother. Sheila Wil· Iiams. was in aood condiuon with a aunshot wound to the foot. she added. The child suffered a shotaun wound to the head in the drive-by shooting on East l09th Pia~ at 7:06 p.m. Sunday, where a binhday pan) was beina held. said Sgt. Thomas Haley. The shooters shouted png slopns as they drove bY. and opened fire from a brown Cadillac, but the people attcndin1 the binhday pa11y BP: parently were not aan• memben. said now:· on the front door of an apanmcnt on lbt l 6000 block of Harbor Boulevard S.n.1rday n11ht. • • • Powu tools valued at $880 were stolen from an unl«ked storqt' bin on a 1989 Ford truck parked at a residence on the 11000 block of Wistena Avmue late Saturda) n1aht. • • • S0mconc did SSOO damaec tO the front door o( a market at 18~ lfookltw'M 5'. o~ the weekend . .......... A -Ulld I kMla _.... pape Ud claimed be Md a pan '° 1'reeten a Mft deft II be robbed thle businesl Lt. 0 .L. Johnson. The mouve for the attack was unknown and there were no amsts. "We were across the strttt at a birthday pany and heard shots and smelled burned rubber," said nciJh- bor Shyolanda Montana, 12. "Ever)- bod)L was just sta11ing to leave when they aot shot. "I never saw the car because I aot down on the ground so I wouldn't act shot." she said. The 11rl said panyaocrs noticed two youna men walk past the houS( several times before the shootina. of an unknown amount of cash Saturday moma.na on South Coast H1ghwa). The suspect wu cktcnbcd as a white man, 6-feel tall. 160 pounds. -.eanna a stoctana ovn has head and a white k.n1t cap. ski~ and a bro-.n hun1er"1JKket.. • • • The owner of a brown 1982 AM Eq)c four--.bttl drive ~ rt- poned the vcludt l1oleft Sundl on Centtr utt1 Md Coest ff...,.,.>. • • • Pohce arresttd Jack Oicar "9t«k1. 38, OI • •• Nipd on MIPf(IOG M·dlt¥illi ..... dlr 111• ft~ of akolllaC' ~ was stopped undlly ... Oii C'out .. • • • Ten plants -.ere pulled from their pots b} a vandal Wcdncsda) night 1n front of the Medi-Rx Pharma \ on Coast H1ghwa> in Corona del \1.u Coetalleea An unkno.,.,n suspect stole S6~5 from a trans1cr11's pu rse after he had cashed her Social S«unl~ check and pasJed out drunk at 700 \\' I ">th 1 • • • A collcae-a1c man was \ttn ma · turbat1na m the parkana lot of the Prcsbytcnan Churrh. 28SO Fain 1ew Road. whtle he watched mothers droppin1ofTthcir ch1ldrcn at the pr('- SC'hoot throu&h h1 rtar v1cw mirror • • • A man 1n hu earl) 205 wcann' a blue denim 1ackc1. ma1ch1n sk111 wh11e s1raples' bra and matching pent1cs followtd a •oman from the laundf') room to hcr apartment door at 710 \\ I th t. .. hcrt he then cxJ>C>'t(i himself and bcpn mas1ur- batma. Her ~ams artd him awa • • • ~ buratar locked 1n the 1pen1T1ent door at I 4S l 1u Lane and 'tale a T and VCR \ alucd at S 5 JntM A •om.tn 'i ta·b<>)<fntnd •ho had bttn -••t1na for her to ao 10 Ytoct from an apanmcnt at 2308 .\pncot Or HantlnCton-Beac b A man told police that someone smashed the wtndsh1cld ofh1s car and bent the windshield wipers after a fnend wbo bad borro~ his 'ch1dc parked 1t in the wrona carport 1n the l t 000 block of Brookhurs1 trttL • • • Juveniles rcponedl) cltmbcd on top of a home under construcuon in the area of OranF and Lake 'trttts and pelted _pass1na vehicle .. with hundreds of dou&J\m.1t ," a "ct1m 581d. • • • Th1e"es stoic a J~foot b ~ .foo1 plasttc~ted banncnhat rcad "Hal· Se"eral men 1n an upslllrs apart- ment at Hunungton Street and Portland .\ vrnuc came o ut on the balcon) to }ell obscenities at 11 p.m. unda) ••• Burglars entered a home in the 1300 block of WaJnut trcct, possibly throuah an unlocked bathroom win· dov.. and s1ole a $1 SO air rifk and S600 an tools. • • • ~ man 1n the 120 block of I Sth trcct said a ncl&hbor punched him 1n the mouth. • • • Thieves us.a crowbar 10 mter a rear door 1n9'fie I 5000 block o( Rushmoor Lane and stole power tools and a tool chest valued at Sl .SOO Driver held in FV woman '1 death TEMECULA (~P) -A 19-)car· old Tcmeaala man hat bttn arttsted for investapt1on o( \Chacular homicide far .tea1 ill) nannana down 1nctal~1 fou11wn Val~ woman, authioritMI aid. E*n Pl91C. 33. -as kallC'd 1n the coHttioll ._., 1190f1M11t whale bicycti'f. • J!ld'o Ca&ifonua Roed. __,., WU pllnned b .. Supreme Court may rule on classified information law WASHINGTON (AP) -The Su- preme Coun •arced today to consider revivina an attempt by Congress to limit the prnident's authority to withhold classified infonnation from the nation's legislative branch. Thecoun said it will review a ruling that invalidated a law aimed at iP,ving Congress more access to national security information. The Justices are ex~ted to an- nounce their decision in 1989. A federal judge had ruled the law violates the required separation of legislative and executive powers. The clash between Congress and the president over classified infor- mation is a longstanding one. But the case acted on today has more recent origins 1n a national security directive adopted by Presi- dent Reagan in 1983. The directjvc requires federal of- ficials, before they are allowed access to classified information. to sign an agreement that they will not disclose the information. · The directive also established a standard form for officials to sign. promisjng they never will divulge classified or "classifiable" infor- mation witho ut written permission from proper authorities. Some members ofConarcss bridled at the directive, ,P..IMicularly the use of the word .. classifiable." They said the presidential order restricts the free-speech riahu of federal employees and .. allows af\er- the-fact classification of information in order to punish whistle blowers for making disclosures that embarrass their superiors." Opeonents of the presjdential djrecuve wd the secrecy agreement that federal employees were forced to sign would bar them for life from revealin• infonnation to Congress which it 1s entitled to receive. In other action today, the court: •Agreed to decide whether states must continue to provide lawyers for indigent death row inmates after they have lost their initial round of appeals. The court said it will hear an appeal by Virginia officials who said requir- ing states to pay for attorneys in such cases could lead to interminable delays in carrying out executions. •Killed a lawsuit qainst the gov- ernment stemming from the World War II mass detention of Japanesc- Amcricans in U.S. prison camps. The court, without comment, left intact rulings that the veterans of the Internment camps waited too long to file suit seekina compensation for prQpeny losses. •Rejected an appeal by Kansas prosecutors challenging state laws that broadly justify using deadly force to defend someone's home or per- sonal property. The justices, without comment, let stand Kansas laws that pennit use of deadly force even by peopk not thrutened with death or great bodily hann. •Let stand a ruling that a state may ban the Possession of child Porno- graphy. . . I le f . .sd. The court, citing a ac o JUn 1c- tion, rejected an appeal by an Illinois couple who say state officials arc intrudin' into the privacy of the home to tmPose censorship. •Ruled that Police in Penn- sylvania did not v iolate the rights of a man suspected of drunken dirving by failing to read the motorist his so- called Miranda warnings soon enough. The justices, by a 7-2 vote in an unsigned opinion, agreed with Penn- sylvania law enforcement officials that a lower court wrongly required Police to warn motorists of their right apinst self-incrimination. Dtikakis admits 'liberalism'; ¥ Bush mans campaign phones By ne Auoclated Presa Michael Dukakis boasted about his hberal background and challenged n val Georse Bush to an election eve debate while the Re\)ubtican nomi- nee, wary ofa tightening_prcsidential race, vowed a tough fi'11t in the waning days of the campa1in . With eight days left unttl Election Day, and some polls indicating a race closer than earlier surveys suggested , an enthusiastic Dukakis campaigned by train Sunday through California's Central Valley. where he added a new twist to his Populist ap~al. "We need a president in the tradition. yes, the liberal tradition of Frankhn Roosevelt. Harry Truman and J,ohn Kennedy." the Democratic nominee told voters at stops from Bakersfield 10 Stockton. Questioned b) reporters about his dcc1S1on to embrace the .. L-word." a label he has shunned for months, Dulcak1s said he comes from the liberal tradition of "presidents who were on the side of average Ameri- cans. presidents who helped to build mi\Jdlc class America ·· .. Harry Truman was a libera( who believed an balancing budgets and that's the tradition I come fro m ... the Massachusetts governor said. Dulcalc1s also called on his GOP opponent to use the netwo rk tele- vision time they both bought on election eve for a one-on-one debate with a moderator and no reporters. 'Tm goin~ to be a president who unites Amcnca." Dukakis said. ''lfhc (Bush) wants to talk about that. then I'd be happy to meet him face to face ... The vice president. in the second presidential debate on Oct. 13, ruled out the Possibility of a third confron- tation between the two candidates. Bush stumped 1n Philadelphia's suburbs Sunday and bnefly manned the phones at his campaign hcad- quartets in Montgomery County. "This is George Bush calling from the headquarters. We're trying to get the vote out. I know you probably don't believe it, but that's who 1t 1s," the GOP nominee said in one call. Bush also delivered a pep talk to staff members at the headquarters. saying he and his wtfe. Barbara, plan "to keep running like we're 10 Points behind. Nobody is going to out-work us." The vice president was campaign- ing today in Louisville, Ky., and St. Louis and Kansas City, Mo., after taping an interview io Washington. As part of a counteroffensive, the Dukakis campaign in Missouri an- nounced late Sunday that a free lunch with the homeless will be held across the street from St. Louis' Union Station at the same time as the Bush rally. • The lunch for clergy. veterans. the elderly and others is being sponsored by the St. Louts Clergy Coalition. Students for Dukakis and other organizations. the campaign said in a statement. The Democratic nominee was con- tinuing his campaign in California with stops in San Jose and the Los Angeles suburb of Norwalk. Aides to Dulcalcis said their internal Polls showed Califomja. and its major prize of 47 electoral votes, is up for grabs despite su rveys last week show- ing Bush ahead by 10 Points. Mrs.Marcos enters plea in theft trial NEW YORK (AP) -Former Phllippine first lady Imelda Marcos has returned to the city where she once threw lavish parties, this time to plead innocent to accusations that she helped embezzle $100 million from thetr homeland. Mrs. Marcos and her entourage arrived Sunday by luxury jct from Hawaii. where she and ousted Philip- pine President Ferdinand Marcos have lived in exile since fleeing the Philippines in February 1986. Dressed in an off-the-shoulder, full-lensth gown with puffy sleeves, she amved at her arraignment this morning artd was greeted o utside the courthouse by a dozen demonstrators who chanted, "Justice, JUStice must prevail; send the Marcoses to jail!" As expected. she entered the innocent plea. Defense lawyers had convinced U.S. District Judge John F. Keenan that the 71-year-old Marcos was too frail to make the trip to New York City for a coun appearance. His arraignment was postPoned, at least until a government physician exam- ines him. The j udge. however. ordered Mrs. Marcos, 59, to appear on 1hc ~barges that she and her husband used the country's money to buy property including four New York buildings and artwork. The embezzlement and racketeer- ing indictment was handed up Oct. 21. The main raclcetcenng charge carries a !11ax1mum pen~lty of 20 years an pnson UPon con v1ct1on. Mrs. Marcos flew from Hawaii Saturday, the first time she has lefl the state since her exile there. Hostage Anderson accuses the U.S. of impeding release BEIR UT1 Lebanon (AP) -Pro- 1 ranian Shiite Moslem kidnappers rele•std a videotape today of Ameri- can journalist Terry Anderson. who read a message accusing the U .S. aovemment ofprcventina his release. Copies of the tape were delivered to two Western news agencies in Beirut four days after Anderson, 41 , spent a fourth birthday in captivity. They were accompanied bx a statement in Arabic from Islamic Jihad, which holds Anderson. Anderson began his message, which lasted two minutes and 35 seconds, by identifying himself and saying the date was Oct. 30. "Once again I have been given the chance to speak to iny government, my family and my people," said the chief Middle East corresPondent for The Associated Press. "I love you, I rniss you very much. I know of your continued strong efforts for me," he told friends and family. "I have been very close to being released several <imes over the past three years, but each time it seems that the U.S. government uses its influence to stop any agreement and l don't understand this. "I am not asking (President} Re- agan to deal with terrorists, although Mr. (George) Bush did so in the Iran- Contra affair and TWA hijacking:· He did not elaborate. Bush, the Republican candidate for president, has not previously been named as a neaotiator in the 1985 jet hijacki~ in which Shiite Moslems demanding freedom for Shiite pris- oners held 39 Americans for 17 days. Israel released 766 prisoners. The vice president has sajd he.was not a key player in the sale of arms to Iran and w~s unaware of details and planning of it. The deal became kn6wn as the Iran-Contra affair when it was revealed that money for the arms was funneled to Contra rebels in Nicaragua. "Our problem could have been solved a long time ago without such complications a s arms deals," Andetson said. He urged the administration to .... negotiate his release and appealed to the new U.S. president to end the plight of the hostages. The Reagan administration has said it won't negotiate with terrorists. It was the third videotaped mes58fe from Anderson since his abduction 1n Moslem west Beirut on March 16, 1985. The other tapes were released Oct. 3, 1986. and Dec. 26, L987. Anderson is the longest-held foreign hostage in Lebanon. There are 14 captives, including nine Ameri- cans. Israel vows revenge for bus bomb deatlis JERlCHO, Occupied West Bank (AP)-Israeli leaders vowed today to avenge the deaths of a Jewish woman and her three sons in the firebombing of a bus. The anny said the Palesti- nian attackers were in custody, and there were rePorts two had confessed. The attack in this West Bank town came 35 hours before Israel's parlia- mentary elections. It could drive undecided voters to the Likud bloc of Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir, who has advocated a hard line in dealing with violence. In newspal?Cr interviews pubhshed toda)'. Shamir and his rival, Foreign Minister Shimon Pe res. pro mised revenge for Sunday's attack. Industry Minister Ariel Sharon. al an election rallr 1n southern Israel, accused Israeli liberals of creating an atmosphere for such attacks, by saying: "All talk of withdrawal or pullbacks brings more and more firebomb attacks," newspapers re- Ported. the full extent of the law." Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Dan Shomron told Israel rad.io that soldiers apprehended the assailants. .. They will be punished severely," Shomron said, without saying how many had been arrested. The radio listed the number of Arab suspects as seven, said they were detained while playintcards, and that two admitted to the attack. Israeli news rePons identified the dead woman as Rachel Weiss, 27. She and her sons, Rafael, Netanel and Efraim, aged 9 months to 3'12 years, lived in Jerusalem aod were returning home from the northern Israeli town of T1berias. where they celebrated a friend's bar mitzvah, a coming-of-age ceremony for Jewish boys aged 13. The woman's husband e5ca\)C:d without serious injury, anny officials said. Five other passengers were injured, one a soldier who was senously burned. " Shamir was quoted as telling the Hadashot daily: "This despicable act in Jericho deserves an appropriate response that will prove to the murderers they will be punished to Two of the injured arc immiarants from Pittsburgh: Dov Blum. 35, who suffered serious bums on his face, and his wife, Cindy, burned on her face and back. ' Beachgoers warned about surly sea lion SAUSALITO (AP) -The Marine Mammal Center has issued a warning to swi'tnmcrs about sea lions: "If you see one, go the other way." Mary Jane Schramm. the center director of public relations, says the warning 1s the first she has ever issued. The action was prompted by un- usual attacks dunng the weekend. apparently by the same sea lion. A swimmer was bitten off Aquatic Park in San Francisco Saturday, the same day and a few miles from where a beach stroller was bitten. "We've never even heard of some- thing like that, where a sea lion would actually attack somebody swim- ming." Schramm said. "In the water, the animal typically feels it has nothing to fear from a human." She said the sea hon "just swam up to the poor guy and gratuitously bit him on the side of the chest and on the foot." The unidentified swimmer was admitted to a hospital and 'received ''the normal animal-bite treatment," Schramm said. Schramm said the sea lion also attacked a woman who was walking on the beach off Crissy Field. She said the woman thought the animal was sick and wanted to help. "She meant well, but she got bit because she placed herself right between the animal and where he wanted to go -the beach.'' The sea lion, which weighs between 60 and 80 pounds, has two red tags on its flippers, meaning it was born near the Channel JslandsofSanta Barbara. Schramm speculated that the sea lion has been made mean by a disease called Lcptospirosis. an often fatal sickness of the liver and lcjdncy. Loose lips in LAjailhouses to be tightened LOS ANGELES (AP) -New The demonstration prompted the However. the office is considering procedures, arc being considered to Ois1rict Attorney's Office to an-requirina callers not personally restrict release of information about nounce a review of all cases involving known to the office to leave the criminal cases because a jailhouse infonners for the past 10 years. telephonenumberofhisorheragency informant learned enough about a Richard Hecht, the office's chiefof so an identity can be confirmed case to concoct a murder confession, branch operations, did not specify before information is released. district attorney's officials said. what eroccdures were under con-sources told the Los Angeles Times. The informant demonstrated to siderauon. a uthorities how he could call various 0 We also have in mind here that we Other PoSSible procedures include agencies from a jail phone. im-are a public office," Hecht said. "We forbidding the release of witness personating a bail bondsman, Police are constantly sought after by v1c-information and establishing a sys- sergcant and deputy district attorney tims, witnesses, Police officers .... in tern to keep track of who makes in order to learn about an inmate. connection with case information." information requests, the newspaper ......................................... ._~wd. Leslie Vernon White, 30, in jail on charses of receiving stolen propeny. told authonties he learned the method by watching others but said he never used the process himself. The Police Department also is reviewing such cases, said Lt. Fred Nixon, a SPokesman. He did not know how many cases were involved. "We would hate to think that someone was convict~d based on this kind of scenario," said Assistant Sheriff Dick Foreman. "'That's why we're taking steps to make sure that a wronpul conviction did not hap- pen.' Chiropractic Health Week October 29-November 5 FREE LECTURES & WORKSHOPS • a.turc19J, Ootober 21, 1 pm M11Hge Sett Hetp Techniques Newport Beach Candidates' Forum Wed. Nov. 2, at s··p.m. Newport Shofn OubhouM, 5 I I CMYI. Newport le8Ch • Tueed9J,Noftmbw1,7pm Solidarity birthplace shipyard to be closed WARSAW (AP) -The Lenin Shipyard1 a hotbed of labor acuvism where stnkes eight years ago gave rise to the Solidarity trade union move- ment, will be closed Dec. I because it is losing m oney, the government said today. Solldarity leader Lech Walesa, an electrician at the shipyard, said workers were ready to take over the business and run it profitably. The shipyard was closed today because of a holiday and is to reopen Wednes- day. Walesa called the decision a "per- soni1 provocation of Prime Minister Rakowski against the binhplace of Solidarity." The Gdansk shipyard is the first big industrial enterpnse to be singled out for closure by the government of Prime Minister Mieczyslaw F. Rakowskj, who has promised to act agreuively in restructuring Polish industry. Rakowski was a firm supPorter of the Dec. 13, 1981, martial law crackdown that crushed Solidarity, the Soviet bloc's first free trade union. He was named prime minister Sept. 21 to replace Zbagnicw Messner, who was criticized as ineffectual in re- forming Poland'S inefficient and debt-ridden economy. The iovcmment's move comes as it bickers with Solidarity over proposed talks on social and econ- omic reforms, including legalization of Solidarity. After Walesa persuaded workers in Auaust to end a wave of nationwide strikes, authorities said they would sit down with the opposition to discuss srievanccs. But officials object to Solidarity's choice of negotiators. The official news qency PAP said Rakowski approved the decision to close the shipyard Saturday. It re· ferred to a speech he made Oct. 13 when he presented bis aovemment to the Parliament. Welles' 1938 'War' frightens Portuguese Martians bad landed in New Jeney. That broedcast caulCd bundredt of TMJ -la your Jaw the cauM of the problem? US89NI P~onupl (AP) -Some ~ nocua to the countr)'lide to leC if Martians bad landed, while I ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!!!!!!!!~~~~~::J otben tied in fear after a local radio j. !!!! mt.ion broldcast a ~-annivtf111'Y rendition of Onon Welles' "War of theWodda." tbou11nda of~ to panic. In Bnu. polic:c were called to control no to 200 demonstralOrl who 11thered outliel' !j..411JrllhlliolHJf Radio a,... to t the ""*k:llt of the recreation o WeUa' version, Kid Paulo Sousa. reponer at tbe • Thund9J, Novembw a, 7 pm How poature affecta your llfe. 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No St<;urllles tradlno below S2 art Incl· -ydec:I Ntl and oercenta11e changes are the difference oetween the or1vious cios•no price 1rtd Frid1v·s 2 om. P<lc• UPS Name LH t Che 1 Co1s11m1r 10 ' ! 1 IJ 2·iv~r wi 91'1 1 3 ~alREtT 5~ , • tiEd 1.20o1 16t'J. + 6 • ! alnoco 6._ + ,., NBI Inc T .... R~e Co 1\7• + i . FGIC CP fll4 + l Pct. Uo 17 ' Uo 113 Uo 98 Uo 71 Uo 7? Uo 6 Uo 6 Uo 6 0 9 Ca 1Feo1P 10 EkcoGrouo 1l 8"' Buie 12 1wron 13 lalresStr l• 1-1orlzonCP 1~ Soumrl\Co iy wvuTecn ~1 m~~al~KI\ Hlt'I~ wl v1LTV Co ennerlnd ' ~ttrl1S1r ArrowE.lec Canon 8esl8uy ., I N1me I Rotlln,Env s 2 MCoro cvpf 3 vjTOdoShP ~ Uo. • uo "' Uo : H: :~ M~ I/') Uo 1 .... uo 'h Uo IAa Uo 't Uo ~ Uo ''I Uo • UP a Uo 1-Uo • • • ReadiCart Loe. 1n Newport Beach on ~onda~ reponed net income of S469.000. or 5 cenls per share. for the second quaner ended .\ug. 31 H . nt"l income of S508,000. or 6 cents per share. for the comparable penod of the previous }Car For the six month period ended o\ug. 31. R cad1Care has earned S625.00Q. or 7 cents per share vs. year earlier rcsults<>fS9 5 000. or 11 cents per share. Read1Care Inc 1s a de, eloper and operator of outpatient medical centers and programs 4 GenR1q S v1M1n11 t 6 US Home 1 LomNFln I i 11n10Svc 9 N HOiJl 10 lOllPnt 11 IPll Co 12 rv"&ro 13 rul\f otA I• ~llC tnt1 lt ott8trnk 1 '•naCo 1 El Dl ns 11 M ll1tCo 19 W1rnr<:omo1r i vlAll"tllnll GoldOma LVI Gro tiarlmt!'• StnwslEnr S WMS Ind r .:l •• '· • u H ii· •• '· -r11111muitfim--1._ ________________ _ UPS AND DOWNS NEW YORK (AP) -The followtnQ llsr show$ ll'lt Ov er lllt C o u n I t ''°'k' ano warrants 1ha1 1111vt gore uo 1ne most and oown Int mo'' oas@O on oercenl of chanoe tor Frioav No securities 1radinQ oeiow '1 0< 1000 Sl'llfts lft Inc uded f\let and oercen11ge cna1111es are 111e difference oetween Ille ore11 °"' clOS•"9 orlce end Frldav•s lesl or O·d orice UPS N1me Last Cho Pct. 1 Humaoen 1 > t f,. 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WH AT AMEX Orn NEW YORK (AP) Oct. 31 1 AM EX LEADE RS Goto Qu ons M ET ALS Quo TEs NEW Y~I( (API -SCIOI nonMlt-f1'MMel ~ Mondey .._.,_ • I 0450 C*lll I* pou!\CI. NY Cornea 100t mottlh CIOMd f'rl c.,... • unev-1118 C«lll e po.,ncl, US O.li. net lone. C.,.er • 144 ~.rnte I* po.,nd. NV Come• eQ01 lnOfl1!I,.,. L.eed . 31'-2C*llt. ODutlCI ZN· 12 _.,, • -.ncs. ~9d TM • $4 S525 Meua w .... eoftlPC*I• -'* lb I ..,_, • N 275 Hat>dy & H.,INll (only dally QUOtel .._ • N 211 '* lroy OI . NY C-11 100t "'°'1111 e!OMd Fri ..._, • 1290 00.1320 00 I* 76 lb natk, New YC>ltt """'-• 1$32 00-U3S 00 ltoy or N Y ICOl\lllC!I .....,,_ • ""3 ION Y Mere -' I* t.oy 01 Fri WHAT NYSE Orn NEW YOAK (AP) OCI. 31 NYSE LEA D£RS Dow JoNE s Av ERA GES NASDAQ SUMMAR Y Kraft OKs $13 billion Philip Morris merger NEW YORK (AP) -The un- pncedenled, mid-October frcniy of buyout bids bas s~wned its biaest deal yet, a$13.1 billion mcpbuyout of Kraft by Philif. Morris that would create the world s bigest consumer products compa.ny. The proposed meJ1Cr announced Sunday would be the bigest ever between two non-oil U.S. com.panics and, if succeuf\ll, would end a short but sharp t&keover battle bet1WCCD the two siant food and consumer aoocts companin. It also would create a S40 billion-a- year compe.ny armed with some of America's best-known consumer Pr'OdUC'tS, includina Philip Morris lnc.'1 Miller be~rJ Marlboro ci@rcttes. JeU..() and Maxwell House coffee, aad Kraft lnc.'s Velvecia. Parkay marprinc, PhiJadelpbia aum cbecte Miracle Wbip sa1lld dfttlina and Seaiiest ice cream. That would fUJftll Philip Moms' jolJ of ~ ill ~nee on """ue from ata slowina ~tc butiw, ~ avki111 it a ~ wortdwkle ciompetltor ·-~ pant muhimtioull. .. Al WI blve *ted from lM O.tlet. we belinC tM cambi..UO. ol Pbilip Morris ud ltiaft Will ~ a U.S.· .... food ~-f .... wlll cma-.... more e&ca~ in wortd food markets," said Hamish Muwell, Philip Morris's chairman and chief executive. In a joint announcement, the companies said they had a definitive qreement for New York-based Philip Morris to boost Its ouUtandin& tender offer for &JI of Kraft'$ outstandina stock to S l06 a share &omS90. Kraft sbartt dosed Friday at S96.~ up Sl a share on the Ne" York ~tock Excbanee. Philip MonU closed down 2S cents at S94. 75 • &bare. In midday tradina today. Kraft sham rote S7 to 1103.~. while Philip Marris wu up 1. 7S a sh.an: to $96.~. - Glenview, 10.-lmed It.raft ~ n:jecwd as anadeQuaie the S than: offer made Oct. 17. and u veiled a dcfa'9ive ra&Netwi it-' wov.JcS s-y its llOCkbolden iuo f lbaft lD easb ud llCUrities. a:1l~~ ~!!' ... 112.4 bUion, . -~lt IOllll-oli11Minel .. 10 nilimlllallfdibl..,...... ... .. Knlt ~,t;.~wwld hl:.c"IOll .... SllOa= ..... 1191!1 hH•1•ttwo1Wtlal-.pr11 . .,..,... Election '88 Vote 'no' on Propositions: 100, 101, 103, 104and106 No is a simple word with a precise meaning. It is used to deny, refuse ordisapee and we believe it is the right response to all five of the so-caJied insurance reforms on the Nov. 8 ballot Voters should deny the insurance industry. Trial Lawyen• Association andother special-interest groups back- ina_ the proposals the ability to manipulate state law for their self-interest and profit. Voters should refuse to let-tne Legislature sidestep the insurance problem. Voters should disagree with the trend of government by initiative and a host of competing measures on the Nov. 8 ballot. California's voters should reject all five initiatives and backup those no votes with a demand that the governor, the state Department of Insurance and the Legislature develop and enact comprehensive auto insurance reform. Dan Walters, a syndicated columnist who covers state politics, recently wrote a column that offered a sound argument aaainst voting for any of the insurance initiatives. In his column, be quoted Bill George, who analyzes bills for the Assembly. George contends none of the initiatives offer comprehensave auto insurance reform and each contains provisions that benefit its sponsors. Passing any combination of two or more of the initiatives would simply toss the matter in the judicial systems' lap to untangle the conflicting provisions. "Insurance costs and expenses arc two sides of an equation, and you can't reduce one side witbout reducing the other," be said. "What the initiatives call 'reductions' are really shifts in risks or costs -either from your pocket to someone etse•s or vice versa." Everyone bas beard what the backers of the initiatives wanted beard. They spent millions of dollars on their cam~s because the stakes are high in this game of industry regulation by {>OJ?Ular vote. Each initiative promises insurance reform and lower rates. Here's some of the other things eactrinitiative would do~ • Proposition 100 -Affirms California's at-fault insurance system and may ban other systems such as no fault. Allows banks to sell insurance, protects attorneys' fees from regylation and does not provide any m~ans for an insurance coftil)fny to reduce c_psts to balance mandatory rate cuts. • Proposition l 01 -Requires a person injured in a auto wreck to use up their health in~urance, eml>loycr-provid_ed, insurance and benefits before fihng an auto insurance claim and restricts bow much can be collected for pain and suffering. It allows rate increases for colljsion, comprehensive and propeny damage, limits attorneys' continge·ncy fees and ends forced rate reductions in four years. • Proposition l 03 -Does not provide for cuts in insurance companies' expenses, requires that the state insurance commissioner be elected, permits banks to sell insurance and aJlows a person convicted of drunken driving to qualify for good driver rates if he or she has no other traffic convictions. • Proposition 104 -Limits noneconomic losses like pain and suffering in auto insura!'ce claims, _limits _attorney contingency fees, does not requare good dnver discounts. removes lawyers from.some cases, requires rate reductions for minimum coverage only, removes much of the state government's control ~ver the. insurance. industry ~nd restricts banks from sellmg auto msurance. It also provades that if it receives a higher number of votes than other measures on the ballot, then provisions in other measures that relate to the business of insurance shall have no effect. • Proposition 106 -Limits contingency fees lawyers could charge and sets maximums for attorneys' fees. In some ways. Proposition 103 comes closest to being the lesser evil among the five initiatives. But it has flaws that would have to be removed ~y another popular vote to provide the comprehensive refonn California needs. The reality of government by initiative is that approval of any of the initiatives could block comprehensive auto insurance reform for years because once approved the initiative would be a state law that could only be ovenurned by another popular vote. California has 28 million residents. We believe those residents deserve better representation than five initiatives written by and. for ~e benefit of sptcial~intere~t groups fi&htin1 for thear self-interest under the guase of insurance reform. Voting "no" on all five initiatives and insisting that ~e sovernor and Legislature develop and enact comprehensive insurance reform will not provide immediate relief from skyrocketing insurance rates. But the no votes will remove the probability that a new law or set oflawswill make the problem worse and keeps the door open for comprehensive reforms without having to remove the bad law by popular vote. Welfare reform President Reagan bas signed a major welfare reform bill into law that should free many Americans from government dependency. -_ . The m~or provisions of the new law requare states for the fint time to offer people on welfare a variety of education, trainina and work programs. It features mandatory work provisions for some welfare recipients and provides child-care assistance to help them keep jobs. . At Iona last the aovernment appears ready to b!eak the welfare cycle that in many cases has shackled generauon after pneration to the welfare rolls. We commend Co1'111'CSS for passing the new law and the president for sianina it. ORANGE COAST Pllt ~CludlMn Pubhsher Farm.,,_ (N.M.) IMJl1 Tlmn ,.,. (dltof .. ,..., ~[,.a.. """E* ......... ~l .... c.-wal.-. .._ , ......... .... .... (Mlf ...... Mwrl~ OiflCIOf n. .... ~·~~ ,.., .... ~ ~ lllWlaflf "'-' .. CMlr* ·~ ....... ...... Qllicij ...... .... c.rc. ...... .., _ ...... ,,...... ..... LETTER S -"'"'~ Orange County's war on drugs is on right track .. To the Editor: Your support of the "War on Drugs" here in Orange County 1s greatly appreciated. Suggesting that I'm the leader in this-war ~s-nice~ I appreciate the recognition. but it's simply not the case. When I called for a leader to come forward last year. I made a mistake. The mistake was that I thought there should be one dynamic person who would galvanize the enure community behind our effort to create a "drug free" Orang.: Count}. What I soon realized was that there were man} such peopk 1n our commun1t~. The) mak~· .ir a broad base of support for nur !!h " ng arm} enlisted 1n the drug v.ar. O'er the last year. every umc I asked for help someone from the community was always there read> 10 JOin the fight. Each is a d ynamic person v.11hin their sph~rc of influence and each has successfully helped organtze a large contingent of supporters working toward the ehm1nat1on of drug abuse Let me hst for ) ou JUSt a fev. of the many leaders who 1rul} desen e the recognition. N1m1sha Goh1l from Orange High School. Dave Camplin from Capistrano Valle) H igh School. Todd Flora from Brea Ohnda High School. Tina Adams from Rancho Alamitos High School and Jennifer Sa)V}'Cr from Woodbndge High School were all willing to step fol'\ard and be counted in the war on drugs. These young men and women and o ther representatives from eve!) public and private high school for- med the Orange Count)' Students Advisory Council '\gainst Drug Abuse. They wrote and produced three 90-second drug awareness videos that will be shown in eve!) Edwards Cinema 1n Orange Count)'. These arc the leaders in the war on drugs along wtth Jim Edwards who has the courage to show the videos. There are leaders amonj" The parents. Diane W1cdcrofHunungton Beach, Jane Wyner of Anaheim Hills. Lori Warmington of'Ne~port Beach and Marilyn McDougal of M1ss1on VieJO arc part of the $roup of mothers who are all acuvely'involved in their own drug prevention programs. but have also taken the time to help us and guide us in our countyw1dc drug awareness program. If yo u have the students and the parents on .b.o.illiL..Jt's onl} natural that the schOOl ,supenntendents join us in the effon. Most school distncts have vel) aggressive and effective drug a"'areness programs. Never- theless. all the school d1stncts have been "'ilhng to do even more. l,,'nder the leadership of men hke John Nicoll (~ev.pon-Mcsa). Jerome Thomsle~ (Capistrano) and John Ikerd (Or- ange). the schools ha\e expanded man~ of the drug programs. This >ear. because of the supenntcndents }ou'll sec a '1rtlJal flurT) o f drug awareness 10 the schools Leaders in our religious communi- ty were all more than willing to spread the v.ord about the devastauon caused b~ drug abuse. Dr. Robert Schuller. Reverend Chuck Sm1th. Reverend Rick Warren and Bishop Norman McFarland have all acu vel~ pan1c1pated with us. The business world has produced many leaders. Mike Ha}de. from Western Nauonal Pro penics. put his mone't where his mouth 1s. He ga'e SI 0.000 to the students to help them get started When v.c needed a markcung cxpcn to help us v.1th the drug-a"arcncss program, Mike reached into h1~ pocket and 1s paymg the person's salary for a year. Charlie Rhinehart. w1th Avco Financial Scr---vtccs. has pledged their financial support. Manon Knott, Bob Teller, Tom Thompson. Gus Owen, Coalson Mt>Q'is and Kathryn Thompson arc JUSt' a fow of the many busi'ocss leaders "\.ho have contributed their time, money and effort in our drug program. As you can S«. there are many leaders. The army conunucs to grow and more leaders come forward nearl~ eve!) day. I k.now ~ou support all our effort. but there 1s more )'OU can do. I need your help -no. we need your help. The drug program must stay tn the forefront of people ·s mmds. You can help us b) encouraging man} stones. arucles and features about the ills of drug abuse and the acu' 1t1cs of drug av.arencss programs. You can help stop the drug deaths -310 in the last 20 months just here in Orange Count~ The Regional Narcoucs Program confiscated in those :'O months. 29 m1lhon doses (hncs) of cocaine. enough heroin for 9 million IOJCC· tions. and enough man1uana for one m1lhon manJuana c1garctts. T he news media can pla} an 1mponant pan in reducing the drugs that arc in our community. Remember. we esti- mate that v. hat we confiscated 1s not more than 20 percent of what's out there. Your ed11onal was a great boost to all of us. It helps us reahzc we are on the nght track. BR>\D G .\TES Shen ff-Coroner Criticism of editorial unfair To the Editor: You have been unfa1rh 1akcn to task ln a couple letters· that }Ou published about your edttonal "Pub- lic Service Ads Arc Much Easier than Campaigning." Jn that editonal you berated Linda Moulton-Patterson, one of the can- d idates for Huntington Beach City Council. for taking advantage of her employment position with Roger Cable Television b> promoting her name and pos1t1on in public service messages which encourage people to register to vote. l've been a political activist for over 12 years now. and I not onl} thouaht your ed1tonal was a~ propriatc. I thought 1t was dcad- ccnter on target. In fact. over the years I've read cdnonal from three to four papers everyday, and I place this ednonal wuh a handful of others that t consider great o nes for their cumng accurac' Such ed11onal-; are a true contnhu· uon Ever.bod' 1n poliucs i...nov.s that name 1dcnuiicat1on 1s a largC' pan of getting elected This candidate t...m1v. s that quite well since she herself u-;ed to '-'Ork for Congressman Patter-;on So 1t 1s not shocking to see her tn to get 3Wa) W Ith It What IS shocking IS for Ro[lcrs Cable S)stcm to let her I "as dumbfounded" hen I~'' her first self-promotion a-called publli: service message. but I'm e'en mol'\' so nov. that she ha replaced that v.11h another She told ~our reporter v. hen the stol) first broke that she v. a-. <;ur- pn~ an~one "ould complain about her encouraging people to reg1<;ter to vote. but 1n an' case those me .. ~gc!t would end. she said. Oct 11 -1he last day for people to register Now she's on again dunng com- mercial breaks on ESPN. CN:-.= etc. looking sweet. inn~nt and con- cerned this time introducing herself and warning Vlewcrs of -;ome alleged consumer fraud. Is she the onl) person who works for Rogers C.able System who can make pubhc mfonnat1on messages" Or 1s she the only person from Rogers Cable System. which b~ the wa) 1s regulated b)' cit> government to some e\tent. '-'ho is running for Hunt- ington Beach Cit~ Counc11'1 Does Rogers Cable S} tern benefit b~ ha' ing one of their O'-' n smmg on the Cit' Council as oppo~ to appearir\g before 1t~ If so. then her popping up on the screen makes more sense J l~ClRR Fountam Valle' 'K' a slap at property rights To the Ediaor: Measure K deserves to be defeated at the polls on Nov. 8. Billed b) its proponents as a "Traffic Manaae· mcnt Initiative,'' it is. in fact. a thinl)' di,.uiscd build1n1 moratonum. Once aaa1n the no-arowth, rajse•thC'-draw- bridac folks at SPON arr tr')'ln& to devise a lcpl scheme to den)' prop- erty n&hts to Ncwpon Beach propcny ownen. This umc they've aonc overboard by: • Rtqunina builder$ or com - mercial PfOJCCts 1n cxetts or t0.000 1quarr feet or that ttntratc 130 or moru.,.n'lltedally (automobilc)tnps and bu1ldcn ofraidcntaal projfcts 1n "'ceu of four uni11 to S-Y fOf roed amprovcmcnu daat m.ast be "'an platt and 0prratinl' IO c c."C'SSh cty rntnc· uw (and v.,ucly defined) new stan· darch pnor to bti111 illUtd a buildana permit for the prQjec1. If. after the roedway 1mproVft'Mftts have bttft made traffic condition-; ha'e chuacd so that the standards are st1 II not met. the bu1ld1na permit cannot be issued until funher 1m pro"cments have been made. No bu1ldCT or lend1na 1nst1tut1on would consider an' proJC<'t under th~ c1rcum· 1tincc • crao no bu1ld1na proJ«•. crao bu1ldina rnora1on\im • R~u1nn1 propert> o~nC'n to appl\ 10 both the Plannana om· mission and Cit) Council for ~ntten uempt1on from the road stand.lrds sct fonh ur the ma ure before en} bu1ld1n1 pemu1 ma) be issued. This ~\urtmcnt can add stvttal wttk and hundreds of dollat\ 10 the rott a homco,.·ncr mu t pa~ for a b\11W1n.1 pcmut e'en for a 1mplc patio co' er Of M-fcnct CIC. • "dd"W S.O m1lhon to the cur- rtnt C'Olt or compkt1na thC' road stem 1n Nc"'l)Or\ Buch. Current csumam 1nd1caw that SU m1llt0fl an ruad 1mprovemtnts arc required o"er the next 22 _years to a('COmmodate cx1sun1 traffic and futurt arowth. mostly retJOnal powth ovtr wt11ch Ne...,-pon Beach Nis no control. A~ proximate}) SS.S m1lhon 1n bu1ldel'l fe" arc expected to f'und all but about Sl<> m1lhon dunnt that period. If Measure K a«0mpluhn us bu1ld1na moratonum. lbt builckrs fttS will not ~ fonhcomint. lea~tl\I mu~b the same roedway impro~mnts Mtded and ka\i n& 1axpeyers (you and me) hokSn\I die bit for SU million ohas S40 ma Ilion .-bkh tquals S 1 l' m1lhon. Traffic tftllnttnftl as a com· phca~ and teehftinl fidd that should bit aneml*d oaty W ~ feuionalt. MeaWft K was wnnm "' amatNrs arid'' show'I DAVEOOFf VK"t Pu nadn1 S..-Up._.,.., Mondey, October 81, 1111 A.7 Aw• BEEi MeasureK will close loopholes The purpose of Ncwpon Beach Measure K is to keep traffic load and strert capacity m step with each other, by hmmn& each new development to only as much traffic as lt makes prov1s1on for by expanding the stnet system. If the cny doesn't want bluc'r streets. or 1f the system physically can't be expanded, then the develo~ ment isn't allowed. Sounds like a reasonable idea, doesn't 1t? That is why the Traffic Phasing Ordinance, which embodies this same idea. has been such a success. It is widely imitated. Even the Chamber of Commerce and "Citizens for a Better Ncwpon" praise it. Unfortunately. city councilmen don't like 1t when their friends' developments aren't allowed. so they amended some loopholes into the Traffic Phasing Ordinance. Measure K closes those loopholes and puts them beyond the reach of the City Council to amend them in again. This 1s all so resonablc and so well accepted that the developers have no hope of defeating Measure K on the facts. So they ha vc decided to bype.ss the facts and use three techniques of proven effectiveness: Bia lie, scatt and sholg\ln. · The big he 1s already at work: I see s1a:ns around town sayin&. -No on K.. NO on traffic" as if Measure K. wouk1 cause traffic rathcrthan limit traffic. I predict that during the next wcektbe voters will receive several pieces of m11I tcllin& them that Mcasutt K wilt mak'c traffic worse, not better. This attempt to convince the votcn that black is white and up is down depends on repetition. If you say it often cnou$h. people will believe it. Of course. n takes a lot of money to say it often, but the developers have lots of money. At preliminary cam- paian disclosure time, tbe_y bad already collected SS0.000. That is cnou&h to send everyone six pieces of mail. or bu) a lot of fuU-page ads. The sea.re tactics are also at work. Even though section rV(c)2 of Measure K says that Measure K does not appl) to "any residential project of four dwelhng units or less." the developers are saytng it wilJ create a bureaucratic nightmare for tM home- owner who wants to remodel his kitchen or budd a fence. None of the City Council can- didates say they will interpret Measure K that way 1f it pa.sses. The people who sia:ned the iniuative don't interpret at that way; neither do the lawyers who drafted iL So the scare argument is pretty thin. That still leaves the shotgun. I have counted rwo dozen arguments attack- ing Measure K in the htcraturc I have received. I have written answers to them. a nd distributed them at the debates I have panicipated in - along WJth a legible copy of Measure K itself. Many of these arguments apply just as much to the Traffic Phasina Ordinance as to Measure K; for example. the arguments that it does nothing for cx1stma problem~ does not address commuter traffic, beach traffic, or regional traffic; d~ not build ncv. roads, improve any mtcr- scctions. or wtdcn any streets.. But everyone ~ the Traffic Phasina Ordinance 1s a success, so all thcst arguments are clearly inapplicable. One argument wtuch amved late on the scene 1s the claim that MeasUtt K must be unconstitutional because a Judge ruled tt unconstitutional f~r the Cit\ of San Clemente to require a dc\eloper to clean up some of the traffic mess left by the last developer. This argument 1s ohpccial interest to me, because I tried to Ft the writers of Measure K to do exactly that To make each development leave the city a httle better than it was before. I lost the argument. Measu~ K 1s quite different from the San Clemente iniuative. I don't kno" 1f San Clemente's really does ~uire one de' eloper to clean "J> after another. but Measure K ddi· niteh docs not. because Jean Watt and Paul R)ckofl" wouldn•t listen to me It JUSt socs to sho..., what aood Judamcnt the} have-cleart) wonby of )OUI vote next Tuesday. AJJu ,,_. u a N~_,,.,., a... ~ Too~~ 1~ H1 sroR~ A8 DAILY PILOT/ Monday, October31, 1988 -ldea1lstic comedy 'AtLongLastLeo' impresslve at SCR Poor Leo. Herc's a fellow who could chanae the world -maybe- if he could just act someone to tis ten to him. Leo is the central figure in Mark Stein's wonderfully off-center com- edy "At Long Last Leo," making its world premiere at South Coast Reper- tory. He's come up with this 628-page manifesto calculated to replace capi- Toi TITUS talism, communism and all those who's well aware of his own o e i ms. And the heck 2f it is, we pccularities, but committed to mak- • c~~ )(.:c.t Mu '>ll, ----~ Cellist bolsters stodgy symphony Cellist Yo-Yo Ma enlivened an otherwise stod&Y. concen Jiven by the Los Anaeles l'fiilbarmonac Orchestra Saturday cvenina. MICHAEL Rmms11 The Oraqc County Philharmonic Society presentation at the Oranac County Performina Ans Center would also have been an all-Antonin Dvorak afr-air if Ma bad chosen the Czech composer's allurina Cello Con- certo in 8 Minor. mostly spane orchestration. Instead, he opted to · play Franz The third movement, the most Josef Haydn's previously lost Cello classciaUy oriented of the three, Concerto in C Major from the early or featured one hi~ly impressive .ec- mid-l 760s. Ma's technical ma.stery is tion in the middle, wherein Ma equal to that of Lynn Harrell, who started softly and very padually and -come very c ose to "bCTicving liim. mg tJ\e worr~ · Leo comes home to his old back people will only listen. Kaufman yard, after sendin1 copies of his expertly tunes out the cynicism treatise to his parents, his sister and around him and presses forward with bis ladyfriend, brimmmg with hyper-his manifesto in the face of ccnain ve 'tal in tht ·n reased 10 volume, . ut s mus aiY'in?.r'=s*ty~te~~~e1~~te~n~in~a~~e~w~o~rtlbs~s=-=u~s~pe~~. !!!.::.:...._~ certainly differs: it's more robust and nly in the first and third-move- qgressivel displayi~a husky-voiced ment cadenzas (not by Haydn) .did bolic enthusiasm over his magnum rejection with the steely detcrmina-image of Leo as his girlfriend and commentary on those who try. Per- opus. But bis biagest difficulty is in tion ofa Don Quixote. devoted disciple, a brainy lawyer formances continue Tuesdays ~ttina his otherwise sympatheti c Priscilla Pointer superbly enact$ who's somewhat of a shrinking violet throu&h Fridays at 8 p.m., Saturdays family to take him seriously, or even his mother, a woman frauaht with on the social scene. at 2:30 and 8, Sundays at 2:30 and 7 read bis material. depression whose one salvation Lona's young son, who prefers p.m. until Dec. t on the mainstaac of Where another recent backyard seems to be Leo and his potential for indoor intellectual pursuits to normal SCR 's Fourth Step Theater, 655 play at SCR with idealistic overtones success. His affable, ineffectual father boyhood activity, 1s played at ~lter-Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. Call never quite hit the mark, .. At Long is done with d1sanning appeal by nate perfonnances by Peter Hamilton 957-4033 for ticket information. Last Leo" is a splendid whiff of fresh Tom Troupe. If the play has a J.!aring and John Wilson. Introduced fleet-~ • • air, blowing both comic and dra-flaw, it's the fa ilure to solidify the ingly in the first act, it is he who The ~erforynmg Arts ~panment matic. and often in both directions relationship of these characters. provides the frosting on what ul-. of ~an".'a H~ah ~h~I will present simultaneously. Director Steven Pointer's mood swings are unex-timately is a very tasty cake of a play. Neal _Sa!!1o~ s Bnahton ~ch Albrczzi, who staaed the riveting plained; Troupe's apparent dallicncc Oiff Faulkner's richly realistic Mem~1rs thas week and next an ~c "Benefactors" on SCR's Second St.ate 1s alluded to, then forgotten. beck yard setting -·with its thick Huntmgton Beach school's Stud10 a season ago, captures the humanity Leo's divorced and somewhat layer of grass, a climbing tree and all Theater. . . . behind the idiosr.cracies that cling to cynical sister, for whom nothing in t.bc other t\omcy, bucolic touches ~ Stev~n Sch"".artz is d1.rect1ng the each character hke stick-on identifi-life comes easy. is given an outst.and-makes a perfect backdrop for Stein's au~obaograph1cal scr~ocom~dy, cation tagS. ing interpretation by Anni Lon$. involving little saga. which featurn Devon Weader, Nicole Michael Kaufman is the hyper-whose steely edges contrast bcauu-"At Long Last Leo" won't change KellY., Cha~ Patte~n. Jill ~an and kinetic, intellectual Leo Beagle, a 31-fully with Leo's dogged idealism. the world any more than its hero can, Jennifer Risher, with Tracie ~wycr year-old latter-day Walter Mitty Anni~ LaRussa offers a near-mirror but it offers a humorously articulate and Kym . Walton perfonnmg on ---------------------------....---------------. alternate nights as Nora. owe rs RUFFELL'$ Performanca will be given Thu~ day through Saturday at 7:30 p.m. until Nov. 19. Ticlcets arc $4 and llf.HOLSI£llJIC further information is available at the 111n Y• .... c-rs In! Marina ticket office, 893-~7 l . baJSO prorundoquahty (compared to Ma play in a more Romantic vein, Harrell's more lyrical, be/ canto albeit stilt with the same doged characteristic). This was as much detenninatron and intense concen- evident in the Haydn as in the tration. Dvorak work he did perform. Ma also offered Ovorak's Rondo in Ma began the Haydn with the rest G Minor for Cello and Orchestra, Op. of the orchestra, playing the cello line 94. This two-part, 1892 work allowed of the tutti section, as per proper him a wider arena in which to display classical performance practice. This his virtuosity and his Romanticism. pv~ him barely a break before A&ile fingering and superb handling belinnin.ahissolo, but he handled the of the upper register were com- transition cffort.lcssly. Exhibiting a plementcd by a dramatic bowina smo'Oth yet vibrant sound, Ma shaped technique that once in a while his phrases with an almost fierce resulted in rough sounds that resolve, yet almost always mindful of enhanced, rather than detracted the work's classical o~ns. from, the performance. This was even true m the second On its own, the Philharmonic, moveme_nt, a aood eumple of Sturm under Andre Prcvin's de<:eptively und ~ ( .. Stonn and Stress"), a laid-back: direction, commenced with style of wntina to which latter-I 8th· a slugish "Scheno Capficcioso, •• t century composers periodically sue-Op. 66, Dvoralc's 1883 nstavonic cumbed when wanting to express Oance"-like romp that roamed I more emotion than dignified classi-around instead. I cism would allow. Ma drew out an Jn the composer's 18&9 Symphony am:t amount of feeling here, No. 8 in G Major. 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Harold It.ills his uncle Hiit MACKMAll IAT 21 (A) U·H Jo1U:Jt J:M l .M JODIE IMTlll llOI MllCME HEART•REAK HOTEL CPG·tll ft.US COCK TAil tlll • THE ACCUSED (Al THINGS CHANGE (PG) U lll HI 111 lll.. 11:411:•t:HMlt:U • PUNCH LINE (A) U.•1JILll1•11 M CROSSING DElAIClY ('61 • GORILLAS IN THE MIST (PG·13) ll •1 Jtl .• J:IS II• • ALIEftl ftlATIDll (Al I H > 1' t "•'P."iii' i"ir.:t-,.~~i::-fC::~-f ---MW&•4• , .... ,... ............ ...,_ ---~~ -·-... , .......... ,.. .... ... ..u. ,,,.. ............. ...... ,.,,......,.. .. ,, . , ....... Ml .... . ... I l•lllilll• ----·-· ..... A FISH CALLED WAIDA (10 ,lUS llll'GI ..,., _ ---~----·-.... , ............. . ...,_ ...uA_,_.,_ ..... ............ ,, . • Manny, an international drug smugJcr. Mack continues to search for Paiac. Johnny and Michael, but with Manny dead, no one knows where they are. Val, unconscious. is rushed to the hospital, but the 1ntcns1vc care unit is overcrowded, and she 1s put in a room with an elderly woman who IP.pears to, have psychic powers. When JtU comes to visit Val, the old woman tells her that Val doesn't want her there. Standing next to Val, Jill tries 10 cut off her lifc-sustaiQfi intravenous 1ubcs. As Jill thmks aboUi'flcr wish to end Val's life, the old woman tclJs her she knows about Jill's earlier attempt to kill Val. Grqadm1ts he isafraid to act close to his daughter Meg for fear he will lose her. Come lo Aldetls !Of al ,o.r ftllYf -.. llllds. Onl1 stll(iallsts "" sent ,.,.. perfectty. .... _ ... ,,.. ..... ·--·---·-__ ,, ,,.., .. ~OE,N'S ._,._ ·-----........ .._ ... _ -·-.. -I':':~~~-- II , If Teens help make anti-drug video· By IUREN M. REED OMIW .... Cen11111 *I Sheriff Brad Ga tes-dedicated to brina the war on druas to school campuses. Kudos for the "k1ds." ··The credit really goes to Sheriff • Orenge eo.t.OAILY.PtLOT/Mondey, October 31, 1MI A9 'heMay,N-. ....... 1 BJ IYDNEYOMARR AIUES (March 21-Apnl 19): You a.rt "released" from rulricllons. oblipuons, financial pressure. It 1sas ifa cool bree:ie replaced oppressive heat. TAURUS(A'pril 20.May 20): You asked for hard cash. and now you act 1l. You'll know e~actJy what to do. information 1s valid. you'll gain distinct advantqeovercompetition. Focuson land research, building. property nahts. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Study Aries messaac for valuable hinL You ·u have freedom of choice, member of opposite sex will eitpress grautude, appredation, love. CANCER (June 21-July 22): Emphas1s on payments, money, budact. ·nina of credit that previously was withheld. ' The "adults" couldn't say enough Gates,"saidAnderson. "Heistheone about the commitment and contribu-who sincerely wanted to do some- tions of the "kids" at the premiere of thin& that was really good ... he allow- the "Friend" Anti-drug Student cd the kids to have a free rein ... and it Videos, at Edwards Cinemas, Hutton took a lot of auts. If it failed, it would ~(July p-Aug. 22): Moon m your sign highlights charisma, personal ~,...,..,cusm, ab1lny to put across ideas in dynamic. entcrtatnms manner. Important person declares, "No doubt you arc a winner." Centre, Santa Ana. have aone directly back to him." Twenty of the members of the Screened Thursday before the Student Advisory Council produced openin& of the feature film "Feds" -the videos, some, as Anderson put it, and before 425 adult and high school "who probably wouldn't know a joint youth supponers-the videos will be 'f h · .. d ~ 0.., .................. Sh eriff Brad Gate. and Tldeo producer Jan Andenon. shown ~·or to all feature films in the 1 l ey saw It, an some irom Phoenix House, Orange County's moret an 25 Edw~:s~C:in:e:m~as~in~~y~o~u~\~b~d~ru~1~tt~b~a~b~il~i1~a~ti~o~n~c~e~n1~c~r~T~h~·~~·~b~1~1K~E~~~·~~~a~~~A~~~~~·!h~~~~~~~~11~1~~~·!bu~"~1&Dlt~~mp~~~~~ i...--t11Mt•~tttr."'€M111 ow11~ •Jim students not only spoke on camera, er stickers and other anti-drug man for the video production lcam. Edwards was on hand to celebrate the but ran the cameras, coordinated the promotional material. The video "We need to get to people out here opening, and admitted that "saying Ji&hting, and participated in all other production and distribution program and tell them that it's OK not to do 'yes' to showing it (in our theaters) aspcct.s of production. was underwritten ($25.000 worth) b) drugs. It's OK not to hve an amfic1al was easy." "It was grcaL l can say that I Avco Financial Services. represented life. We've got to tell ' people to be "The videos are kids talking to kids directed it, but the kids actually by Chrles RIDellar1. (Avco also 1s themselves and you can't be yourself -talking directly to the audience directed each other." said Cy11tbla working on placing the videos in 750 on drugs." about using drugs," said Cllrl1tepller,assistantdirector. "We cities acrossthcUnitedStates.) producer/director Ju A.adersoa, a gave them some ideas of ours. and Adults paid $50 per person (with Students pamc1patmg in the video four time-Emmy award winner. and then they elaborated on them. and proceeds slated at S 10,000). Students -and arriving in limos for the current Newport Beach police officer. said 'This is what we want to do.'" were admitted free -the under-premiere -also included Melissa The project was a joint efTon by the "It is really all about friendship," standing being, the more students Adams, Todd Flora, Tiaa Adams, Dru& Use is Life Abuse Foundation, added Anderson, "in talking more exposed to the videos, the better. The Nlmisba Gobll, Kelly Blukeasblp, an o,...nization of business and and more with the kids. the word rock band "Moving Pans" provided Amy Kaaes, Erik Blom, Jami professional men and women work-'friend' kept cominJ up ... they felt the entenainment at the preview pan), Kllbura. Steven r.tasters, Cllerie 101 with the Orange County Sheriffs most importaut thing in junior high with area restaurants -the Coates, Eric Mireles, Lori Crown, Department to combat drug abuse at and high schoo.l is friendship." Courthouse, Red Onion and Tim Mosteller, Shwa C1_tler, Paul the school levd, and the S tudcnt Premiere attendees sported but· Hudson's Grill -contributing hors Plloa, Sbauoa Durte, Jeulfer Advisory Council Against Drug tons saying "Friend" and "adult" d'oeuvres. Sawyer, Wesley Flalay1oa and Ed Abuse, a student group formed by members of the Drug Abuse 1s Life "I want to make a difTerer\cc in drug Torres. 8taclenta lllke Burne. Amy Ka.nee and Da•e Camplln. Lenore Kimura. Paul Pilon and Cynthia Cbrtetopber. Leftover food could feed the hungry DEAR ANN LANDERS: I have been following with interest the colulJ'os about retail merchants who slit sli&btlydcfective ~hoes. handbags, shirts, etc.. and toss them into dumpsters rather than give them to charity because they fear that some recipients mi&ht return t'h~m to the store and demand a "refund." All• lAllDEIS out capons. lamb chops. choice cuts of beef, quartered roast chickens. mountains of wild nee and dressing. beautifully prepared vegetables and potatoes. and huge baskets of fresh bread and rolls. If you wtll pnnt my letter. Ann. maybe 1t wtll raise enough quesuons and create enough havoc to turn things around L':-.:IDE TIFIABLE READER. VIRGO (Aus. 23-Scpt. 22). Lunar aspect coincides with secret arranae'?'lents1 mystery, &)amor, ability to "put on a show:· Emphasis on producuoo, display, increased income. Rclauonsh1p intensifies. . Ll~RA (Sept. 2>-0ct. 22): Added rccogn1uon due. <you win allies. luck ndcs with y~u. 1n matters of spcculauon Spotlight on romance. creauv1ty. successful u11bzat1on of charm. persuasion. SCORPIO (Oct 23-Nov 21 ): You'll be concttned with inno ation invention, orig.inahty, p1onttnn1 pro cct. lnd1v1dual in s1tion of authont~ could det:Wt . 1'11 gtt 960 the dtv'1opment money. op a)'s ynam1c roe. SAGmARIUS (Nov. 22-0ec 21 )· Good lunar aspect coincides wnh sensualny, travel, educauon, ability to disseminate pertinent data. Overseas correspondence could relate 10 unique publ1cat1on. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Some will say you are being .. capricious." In actualtt), you arc asking questions and scekinJ vahd answers. Check appraisals, budgets. You'll learn plenty concerning financial status. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb 18): Rights and perm1ss1ons will be tested. ~ocus on spec18;1 documents, legal maneuvers, necessity for protecting public image. Cycle highlights partn~"hip. clash of ideas, marital status. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Do some personal 1nvesugaung stnve to "balance" facts, figures. Emphasis on dependents. employment. pets. general work procedures. Member ofoppostte sex may want more than mere llinauon. IF NOVEMBER I IS YOUR BIRTHDAY current cvcle relates to pannership; mantaJ status. public appearances. success 1n· dealings with women. Leo, Aquanus people play Jmponant roles in your life. L.M. Bov o Homer hankies got their start in Rome Audiences in ancient Rome show· ed apprcciauon for arena per- formances by waving their toga flaps. But the Emperor Aurelian had a better idea. He passed out waving cloths. The original homer hankies. Q. In what army do all the soldiers sl~.e with their anns around one another? A. If you mean army ants. make that legs. If you don't mean army ants. send more clues. • Peddlers of :.«ond-hand clothing say they JUSt can't sell used under- wear. In a fight betw~n chameleons. the winner stays green. the loser turns gray. Four out of five human socacues have permmed each man to have more than one wife. This suggests men are basically polygamous But in those polygamous soc1cucs, onl) ont' man in I 0 actually bas seen fit to take -on more than one wife. This suucsu men are basically monogamous. So Hert's a comparison ru warrant~ you've not thoupt-of;....Hal!-youi:.: blood's red cells are replaced every seven days. Half your body's water is~ replaced every 14 days. If the water isn't clean, a goat won't dnnk 1t. If the twig isn't clean, a goat won't cat it. Never mmd what you've~--+< rdd. A goat is a fin1clcy cater. ~ Albert E1nste1n·s profouo& thoughts influenced me futurd enormously. But what he thouahc: about was the prescoL the pbysicaf condiuons of now. Plannina ahead was not what made him greaL "I never thmk of the future." he saJd. "It comes soon enough.·· Q. What percent of all mammal species arc monogamous'> A. 3 percent. Sidewalk surveys 1odicate half the women carry u least two different kinds of pills m their purses. Did )OU know okra 1s a kind -of h1b1scus'> I am boilina mad. as millions of other readers must be. The fact that An elegant luxury hotel in Aonda you took the time and trouble to which I will name (but hope you phone these retailers and ask for an won't because J have several re la ti ves explanation was impressive. I was not work.inJ there) has been doing some- surprised, however, that they all thing sunilar that makes me want to hastened to assure you that they knew scream. Listen to this: The employees have been told that they will be dismissed on the spot 1f they are caugh\ taking anything off the premises. One banquet manager said, "lfwe allowed employees to take food home, how could we tell if the) arc taking leftovers from a pan) or fresh food prepared for an upcoming special event?" DEAR UNIDENTJFIABLE: We called a dotea lar1e lairury ltotell aroud ttle coaatry ud spoke 10 buqaec maaqen ud public rela· tiODI people. Muy dealed ve- bemeatly tlaat tbey were tbrowlDg oat food despite tlte fact tlaat readers bad 1eat 111 s>ffto1ra:r.la• of loads of leftovers Iii tlte 1mpster1 beb1nd tbose very establl1lamea11. ,.which 1s it? Arc men basically polygamous? Or bas1cali) mono- gamous? .. A hon can outeat a tiger -JOO pounds to 70. nothina about this practice and promised to put an end to it if it was Trays of pastries. cold cuts. fresh discovered anywhere in their or-fruit and vegetables and cheeses. pnization. often strajght from storage, arc Please continue to ride herd on thrown into trash cans, untouched. 1f these merchants. They realize that the buffet table docs not n~d rcplen- b9d publicity in your column could be ishing. This food has been paid for by ruinous. They know, too, that you the convention host or the pany giver speak for the voiceless, the little man so the hotel couldn't care less. It has wbo has no clout. And this brinas me already made a profit. to the reason I am writing. The foods I mentioned are lunch- ---------------. eon fare. uftovers from buffet SU~ ~~ AUTO FACTS ~ ~ YW lf11illst: hlllFreoh. WE TOW YOU SO pers are more elaborate. They throw BRIDGE IY CHARLES GOREN ANO OMAR SHARIF Q.1-Neither vulnerable, as South you hold: •JI0762 <:'KIJ OAJ +762 Your partner opens the bidding with one heart. What do you respond? A.-Whether or not you play four- card majors has no bearing on this problem. You arc good enough for only one bid, so choose the one most likely to land you in the right contract. Don't muddy the waters by rcspondina one spade-a raise to two hearts is correct. Q.2-As South, vulnerable, you hold: •IM Q l"73 O~ •At The biddin& has proceeded: SHiii Wat Nortlt Ease P-1 Q I • l NT 1 What action do you take? That "trash.'' as they call tt, consists of perfectly good food. clean and delicious, that could bnng smiles of gratitude to so many hotel people who are struggling wtth high prices and low wages. trymg"to make ends meet wt th the ups they receive. When 1t was sugaested that the hotel give the leftover food to the homeless. the Salvation Army or other organiza- tions that feed the poor. the answer was something abou1 the health depanment. lawsuits and "too much trouble." A.-The modern tendency is to treat partner's overcall, especially vulnerable, as if it were an opening bid. Had partner opened the bid- ding with one spade, you would have raised to two spades, so make the same bid now. Q .3-Neither vulnerable, as South you hold: •1Jt072 Q Vokt OA7 +IJI09M The bidding has proceeded: Nortlt East So.cit Wac I 0 I Q , ? What do you bid? A.-You prob,bly have a game or slam somewhere, but don't start with a cue-bid of two hearts-that's stcalin1 your own bidmna space! Simply bid your lonaest suit, two clubs. That's forcina. At your next tum, introduce your spades. Thal way, you can be sure to find a fit, if one exists, without etcalatina the Granted, botels ud restaaruts UVe a lecltlmale reUOD to fear lawHlts slaoud tlaey pve away food tat Is talated. bac tbey coald do a macla better job of dlstrlbatlD& fresb food to lite affdy If lltey wuted to. I ~ tale laotel muqers wllo read &Ms will rtta.J..ak 1'1s policy. It's dowarlpt Immoral to tkrow away food wllea tltere ue llaagry people wlao would be tlarllled to bave It. auction to a phenomenal level. Q .4--As South, vulnerable, you hold: •AKJIOM ~K 0 Al092 •KS Partner opens the bidding with one diamond. What d(> you respond? A.-For a jump shift, you need ei- ther a sclf-sustainina suit or a good fit for partner. This hand virtually qualifies on both counts. Jump to two spades. Q .5-Ncither vulnerable, as South you hold: •AIJI09f7 '°'K9 H +Q92 The biddina has proceeded: West Nortlil East Soucll r.. Pass PISI ! What is your openina bid7 A.-The fact that no one opened the biddina Sttms to suuest tha1 the points arc pretty evenly distributed around che table. Partner is unlikel)' About one-thud of a.II vehicles that leave their dnwers stranded by the roadside require the servicn of a tow truck In the days bltore plastic spoilers and hnt·whetl drive, this usuatty meant that a chain-and sltnc tow truck would pun the car to 1 pnce. Today. however. car owners must bt more cartful as to how their cars are towtd. In many cases. the owners' manual Wiii chtect thlt the car be towed usm1 tht "'*'-lift meltlod. A wtletl·ltft tow truck .ses a hofllOntal extension to hit up 1 set of front (or reat) #heels. This w1y, tllt car can bt lifted by 1t1 enllre whtet assembly IMltld of a plntic bumper or support rod. 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IUIC .. ,,. .......•..... ewttrt•••t l•·Htnt•" 20~ OFF RI. bprnNov 15, 1918 (W1NA ,..IMAllRtllla Ad) slam, and with your lack of defcmc outsi<k spades, it's ponibk the op- ponents have a bi& fit of their own in a si<k suit. Mae It difficult for them to enter the auction by opcn- in1 four spades You're much 10 auona ror three spades . Q.6-~ South, vulnerable. you bold: •. AQll9J c:;>Q l"'41 O VoW •Al Partner opms the btddina W1th OM diamond. What do you rapond? A.-The normal procechm is to bid your loftter suit first. and there's no nuon to dep9r1 frOlll aadard pncUcc on tbb bud. Dl:lpitc t.bc .,,.,... la quality between the --. your corncc •Clll aw ii ooe .._,,Ya. an ttrone ~ Mri· Wik! ·IJ to ,.,,.... ieto tp9da • ..... 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MARMADUKE by Brad Anderson t - DENNIS THE MENACE by Hank Ketcham .... I j ~~ '0 ,, FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE I I e "Luther. forget the candy ... bring dog treats!" PEANUTS How DID 'OU Kf'.ON IT WAS GINA'? k TJNto""-IS l-IALLOWEEN. HOW CO.V\E YOV RE '{OU 14AVE A NICE WAY NO S TT1N6 OlJT IN A PUMPKIN PATCl-I WAITING ! OF WORDtN6 Tl-llN65 .. FO!t Tt-iE GRE.l: PUMPKIN ANC' \o\~K.tN6 A TOTAL COMPLETE AND A050LVTE FJOL OF YOURSELF: GARFIELD 10 .3 TUMBLEWEEDS DRABBLE R081t 18 ROSE l~~'( Mt ~ l"f. "Al.l°"'tf-M ~ M-4!1El.f. ~.,, .. ClCU.AQ, ~- • I ~ "SHOE • BY 111E WAY MY ttf,A.RT WAS BEATING.11 by Charles M. Schulz Tl4ANI( '<OU .. I WORK T~EM OUT ON LITTLE SLIPS OF PAPER 6EFOR.EH~ND .. by Jim Davis J 5££ 50ME. OF t,iOO SIAl./f.1'f"0~1ff:- 5£C.ONP !>HOW by Tom K. Ryan by Pat Brady '2UUW'I! .., .. Wlt.-A .. -.&r r 1 ......._~ IJ ~ Ii ,, __ _ .. . JUDGE PARKER J\TTHE POLICE STATIO N.1-SA M GETS THt:: DES K SERGEANT'S REPORT OF WHAT HAPPENED AT THE CAFE WHIL..E ABBEY COMFORTS A TEARFUL M A R IC,ENE ' DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau fJtl(AJ(JS. OIFCAt~ S<Mldt!lt6, (l}IJU) !Cr 16 IQNJ fOI. ~ J.- by Jimmy Johnson YOO ~'T SfAY ~ AOO 15£ A HOOS€~ by Jeff MacNelly by Harold Le Doux by Tom Batluk •.... _ ....... ., ii.. '°"' ......... ....... ... "'-r ......... Ill ...... .... f( .................. _ .............. ~--·-·------..._, Oii ........ 'II,_, tell't ,.-. I z E H s E E I --. ,oo·,. ... --." . I' r I I I . RAWFO I~, I' I r I . OAGML , .... • I I' I r . ... ,..!& .. .... ._ .................... ---.................. 9'••---.. ...,,_....., ____ ~--- ( Rff ..... PCL takes twist Laguna, Mesa tum fortunes; Warriors maintain direction By PAT LARKIN Olillr .... C.1 • .. ... t Some bi& wrinkles came forth last week for Oranse Coast area teams. •Lquna Beach threw a monkey ~nch into the Pacific Coast League race by posting a surprising 9-7 win over Trabuco Hills. The Artists are now2-1 in PCL and trail the county's third-ranked team Woodbridge by only one pmc. The two teams will meet this week with Woodbridge trying to avcnac their only loss of last season. •Costa Mesa posted its first PCL win with a 29-21 win over Laguna Beach to improve its re<:ord to l-2 in leque, lceepina alive the Mustangs' hopes for a CIF playoff berth. •Irvine came as close to bCating top-ranked Mission Viejo as anyone, but feU shon 14-13 and dropped to t-2 in South Coast League play. •Mater Dei will rejoin Angelus Lcque play this week after a surpris- ina 42-28 thrashina of~rcspi and heralded running back Russell White. •Aml-Wood~l,the-War rion just keep on winning. Herc's what the Orange Coast area coaches bad to say about last week's sames: rLa~ Beacla Coacla Lymaa Ollley, following the Artist's 9-7 win apinst Trabuco Hills: "We've played solid defense aJI season Jong, but our offense has gotten us into trouble. (Pleue aee ORANGE/BS) 0.-, l'llel ,._.. ., o.lel Hettli1n Corona del Mar quarterback Ty Price will try to help the Sea K.lnC• lain the Sea View crown down the atretch. MONDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1988 I : J Re1noval Of Blanco was tough to take i Saddle back coach reflects on latter moments of game By ROGER CARLSON OthOtllf .......... Everyone 1s probably brealhin,g a sigh of relief within the wild Sea View League football race -if nothing else, everyone is still in the hunt. But probably breathing the biggest slltl is Saddleback High Coach Jerry Witte, who saw his team come within a whisker of being shut down b> Corona dcl Mar when an official sent his first-line quanerback to the side- lines on the game's most crucial play Saddlcback and Corona dcl Mar went deep into the founh period in a scoreless tic Friday night. Roadrunners' quarterback Jeff Blanco was hit hard by a cnargjng Corona del Mar defender and here's the sccnano as told by Watte: "Jeff bad gotten sacked on our 24 with less than two minutes to go in the game and he was a little slow getting up. I was in the press box and as J staned loolc.ing at my play sheet. all of a sudden Jeff 1s coming out of the game. "I told Bobby (Man$f8m. o ne of Wme'sassistants) to get in our second quarterback and I changed the pla~ to a straiP.tt dive. "I didn't want to chance a turnover. Our second quancrbac.k had been hun and hadn't taken any snaps all week. But he bobbled the snap and instead of falling on it. he tried to pick it up. "So they got the ball With a minute and a half to go and ran about four plays to the I with 35 seconds to go." Corona del Mar fumbled at that point and Saddlcback held on for the tic. and the sighs of rebcf can sull be Bo• Sell View £ea6ae team• lued heard from the Roadrunners. ··1 didn't know what had happened until I got down to the field and found out the official had stopped the clock and told Jeff he had to go," conti nued Witte. The official felt Blanco was too badl> hun to continue, but after stayiog out the one required play, Blanco went back in on defense for the Roadrunners, obviously none too worse for the wear. Would this change W1tte's habits of usang!he Jl.~5 box a.s a vantage point dunng games? Not really. "The only thing I would have done 1f I bad been down there would have to ~en to call a time out," saia Witte. "Nothing would have changed., and I probably would have gotten a penalty and made things worse because l was so angry. "Bobby and the other coaches were do1Dg what they couJd. Jt'sjust one of those things. "What upset me. and I have to be careful because I can look to be the real bad ~y. is there was no reason why inc official oouranytlUlvc talcn a httle longer to make bis dcciSJon. "Jeff was the most surprised person of all. He couldn't believe he had been taken out of the pmc. It was such a crucial moment. It was 0-0 and \l.'C were backed up ID our area. apd all of a sudden my quarterback is out of the game. "Even 1f my second teamer 1s healthy. ifs a heclcuva spot to put him an. It was frustraung.. The thought of nit ....... T~CetOCC> ................. OIMCetOCC> Ufttverllfy CSA 9oWI> SadEJl1ct CetSA-...> ..... , ...... , -,:. Frt . Frt. TftMr. TftMr. Ftt • losin' it over that was unbearable. Luckily, we got the ball back." As for Blanco, Witte promised he'll be takillf the first snap Thursday niabt ap.mst University. lJut that's just another story in wba.1 will surely be remembered as one of the great races of 1988 -a league so close that no one bas been able to wia more, or less, than one game in tht first three weeks of play. Herc's'bow the Orange Coast area coaches within the Sea View saw last 'Week's action! Cereu Ml Mar C..~ Davt 8.uaM, following a scoreless tie with Sad(llebaclc: "Looking back at the end, it was the right thing to do. We were on the I-yard tine with 3' seconds to 10 and it was riabt to rwa for the score, and if it wasn't there. then we'd go for the field goal." CoroM dcl Mar fumbled, bowcvet, and the game fimsbcd. 0-0. "We were down to the Saddlcback 17 with founh-and-two in the foum uartcr, but we didn't make it on • p ay action pass. r was llif time for a field aoaJ.' said Holland. .. Our kids played well We're about as good defensively as we've been in a Ion& time. And offensively, our blockin& wu the best in about four pmes. We were poised and ready to score, but I have to carry it with tnf that we didn't score. And ... wean) keep on tyins. "I thought Ty Price bad one of hi& (Pl--._ UA VISW /BS) Chargers, Barons keep intensity up after big game Edison came out smoking from start; Fountain Valley rallied after halftime By ROGER CARLSON Of .. Olillr .... ...., Sunset League football powers Fountain Valley and Edison got past a bi& hurdle last week -the postgamc blahs -and went on to collect another Yiclory on their respective roads to the CIF Division I playoffs. Westminster High slipped a notch, but remains in the driver's seat for a playoff berth, but some . noise is coming from Ocean View following the Sea.hawks' big win over Hunt- inaton Beach. Here's how the lcagu~·s coaches viewed the s11ua11on w11fl Weck 3 an the books. and just two weeks left: EcUsoa Coad1 Dave Wbite, follow- ing a 41-0 victory O\er Marina: "We were a little wor.icd. Are we g~ng to be flat 3ftcr Fountain \/alle:): ~~~we going to keep Marina an the game:?· "But our defense played reaJ, well. We got after them, and we did [what we had to do. We ran the ball real ~I. and Donnie Smith did a good job. We know we have to mix 1t up forthe next few weeks. "It was 1mponant to dominate as Lansford's field goals lift.Rams He kicks four to beat Saints: NFC West falls into deadlock NEW ORLEANS (AP) -Mike Lansford said 1t was just a matter of getting a chance to show that he can sull k.ick the pressure field goals. He kicked four Sunday to provide the Rams with all their points in a 12-10 victory over the New Orleans Saints, snappina the NFL's lo n1cst victory streak al seven pmes and boostin& the Rams into a tic with the Saints at the top of the NFC West. Both teams are 7-2. .. It's been a while since I had four in a game." he said. The last time he did it was in 1985. "It usually takes me about five pmes to get four attempts," he said. Lansford'sficldplswcrcgood from 37 yards an the tint 9._uaner, 18 yards in the second quancr. 47 yards an the thard quaner and 30 yards in the founh quaner. 1be 47-yarder was bis longest of the season. He also had a 27-yard attempt blocked in the first quarter. "It's real exciting for me.' Lansford said. "You go down and Ft a field 1oal right away, and you feel hke you 'tt in lbe flow, a part of the pmc. My confidence soars with CV kick." Jim~~mt passed for 243 yards to lead the Rams. The Saints scores came on a 5-yard touchdown pass from Bobby Heben to Loozcll HIJI six minutes into the third quaner, sivina New Orleans a bnef 7-6 lead. A 33-yard field pl by Monen Andersen narrowed the score to 111 final marlin with 4:0l lcft in the pme. "The Rams were better physically. just overall a betler foocbeU ieam, .. aa.id Sainu Coech Jim Mora. "We ctidD•t do much on ofJeNe atall, but you've aot to Ii~ tbe Rams credit for that.. 1 Rimi COKb Jobn Robinson said it was the son of foocW pme tbat tbrilla the IOW oftnditionalisu. .. 'l"Mre wun"t a whole lot ohcorina.Just a bunch of IUYI on botb lidet ftahrina their butu off to win the lbolball ....... ' be said. .. ,, may not be uatina to some folks~ don't .......... I.bat pan of lbe pme. but it WU \be lund of .......... " bellid. • £*911 com~ bis ftnt 1bree puaes fof 63 yards. ~me Sain•' 20-~ line befoC'e a .seek ud teiio IMicm bald the fteld .... atte'mpL llOD1ICI aune after Mic:Mel Slewan iatercePted a _. ... NIWaed h t S ~to UM New 0rteau 20-yarJ ..... ,... ....... tolftnt=••iMS...11'6-,.. ..... °"' ... s;.~:. ~""'down. But -~/BS) we did. In everyone's mind. the~ were ' aslc.ing, 'Arc we a championship caliber team?' · ·•ft showed. We played some hard- noscd football, and we did what ~e had to do. Our kids arc rejuventated. and it was imponant to the mental aspect to win without Greg (Angclovic)." Angctov1c 1s out for al least another week. probably two more, with a broken left thumb, and Sm11h com- pleted Io-of 13 passes for I )3 >ards. but suffered two first-half inter- ceptions -back-to-back. . "It was a good game for him:· said White ... Both of the interceptions were his fault -the first was the nght read but it was undenhrown. The second was the nght read. JUSt too late. .. that an elbow was where it didn't How Sunset League teams fared belong. - "Maybe we were lined up too tight for what what we~ U')'lD& to do. It was just a freak th.ii'\&. '"'"' .... 1'1111 ..... , ... ..... Team, ,_.d Fountain Valle't' (J·O) Edi~ !2·1) Westminster (2· 1) Ocean View <1-2l Huntlnglon Ben (1·2l Marina (O·Jl def. Wu1mlns1.,-, 20-10 ~riM (at Wm) Fri. Fri Tnur Fri Thur Fri def Marina, '1·0 Ocean Vlew (al HBl lost to Fin. Vallev, 20-10 at Huntington Bffdl def Hunllngton Beaen, 29-6 Edison (at Hin. Ben> lost to Ocean View, 29-6 Wesrminsrer (l'tome) lost lo Edisoll, 41-0 Fin Vatlev (al Wm) ..Then we tum 1t right around after them locking off from the 25. We had a tittle misalignment and the ball backs up when 1t hits the ground (on the lock"Off). "Thcv were rookle mistakes. but it was his~ first game. We have con- fidence in ham. He was prctt) much on target.·· Marina Coacll Cbrls Ramsey, after a 4J .0 toss to Edison: '"The big pla) at the start kind of picked them up. but then v..-e both S(ttled ID and defensive- "Boom. boom. 14 poma, just hlcc that ... h we played a pretty good first half. 7X-Cep1 for tbetint 1wo phl~~ltfKa.&aC.D..------ a couple of plays nght before the half. Fouta.bl VaUey Coacla Mlke "It all happened so fast in the third Mil.Hr, fotlowtng a come-from-bc- quancr. We JUSt S(!f-destructed. Our hind 20-10 Win over Wesunanster: ~· blocker wasn't watclung the snap on "We just played very poorly in the the punt. and when he raised hts head, first half. pnmarily because West- his clbo">' came out and the ball hit has minster played ,-cry wcU "';th some elbow It wasn•t a bad snap. 11was1us1 (Pleaee eee StnfS&T /83) ~ I Back with BeuerJein, back in win column Return to original starter brings LA 17-IOwinoverKC LOS ANGELES (AP) -r The Los Angeles Rai'1en dCClded It was out with the new and in v.'\th the old, and it worked. Quanert>aclc Steve Beuerlein. who staned the first thrtt pmes of the season, was back 10 lhe hneup Sunday and he passed for 248 )arcis to lead the Ra1dcrs to a 17-10 \-let on over the Kansas City Chiefs. · SevcraJ hours after the> beat San Diego 24-13 in their season-opener on Sept. 4, the Raiders acqu1rtd veteran quarlcrback Ja) SchroedeT from the Wasbmaton Redslons. The Raiders dtdn 't &et Schroeder to be a backup, but that's what he 1s now after five st.ans in which he ">"lS mostly ineffccuve. Coach Make Shanahan announced last Wednes- day he was JO•n& back to Beuerlcin. "It's a W'\D and it's a start, some- th1na to be proud ofand to build on,'1 said Bcucrlem, who completed I of 29 passes while bctna intercepted once and sacked once. "'Asan offense. we played real welt. We moved up and down the field. Wt should ha't put some mo~ points on the board. but ~ convened some b11 third downs and did I Sood JOb movana the ball" ~ucrktn has much better statistics than Scbrw<kr. bav1nacomplctcd 69 of 131 pastes for IJ078 yards and sr:it touchdowns wtth tow intCTttpt100 Sch~ 1' 63 o( I '3 for l .°'43 )anb and ttven toucbd<>tmt wath 10 1nter- ~t1ons. 'It's a toOd techna on th( field to bave IOm('()M you uow." tatd rootirWickniat~T1m Brvwn. wtto = whb •••ltiA • NOft "r. comfDnll* blc1 11 Ille' • had. He a.. wMt's .,... Oil ...... _.. .. job._ ... lrowtl~lllill ·f.a .. 'dllY • I pro, catchi111..w.·-a.M_.. 1o1..:...-M.a. .... tcOred .,. ....... die ltlldm Sunday's scores llama \ 2. Saints 10 Raiden 17. Chiefs 10 49ers 24. Vlktngs 21 Jets 24. Steelers 20 Bills 28. Packers 0 Dolphins 17. Bucs 14 Pair1ots 30. Bears 7 Falcons 27. Eagles 24 Browns 23. Bengals 16 Oilers 41. Redskins 17 Seahawk l 7. Chargers 14 Cardinal s 16. Cowboys 10 Gtants 13. Llons 10 {ot) t 91 Orange Coalt DAILY PILOT/ Monday, October 31, 1988 Anteaters blank· San Jose St., 4-0 Per isi' s two goals. Ma laver ' s assists lead soccer victory Mike Perisi bad two goals, Jimmy Malaver had three assists and Joalie Damon Ellis registered his fifth a shutout of the season as the UCI men's soccer team cruised to a 4-0 Big West. Conference victory over San Jose State Sunday on the Anteaters' field. The victory improved the Ant- eaters to 7-10 overall, 3-5 in the Big West, while the Spartans fell to 2-15, 1-8. Perisi notched his first score 13:23 into the game and slightly less than three minutes later, be scored his second to give UCI a 2-0 lead. Both were assisted by Malaver. third among the 'NCAA Far West Rqion poinu leaders with 11. Perisi, a Corona del Mar Hi&h p-aduate. upped his goal total for the season to five, tying him with Jeff Pene, an Irvine Hi&J:l arad. for the team lead. UCI will conclude Big West play with games Friday at Cal St.ate Fullerton and Sunday at home against Nevada-las Vegas before meeting USC Nov. 10. VCI polo1•t. drop hro The UCI men's water polo team dropped a pair otJar!!cs on the final day of the 49er rnvitational at Belmont Plaza to finish fifth overall in the round-robin tournament. Against third,ranked USC, the Anteaters played the even for the first two periods, breaking at the half with a 5.5 tie. USC took an 8-7 lead on Zoltan Beny's goal with 38 seconds remaining in the third period and held on the rest of the way. Berty finished with five goals to lead the Troj ans. Deir ..... ,._.... !tr Deft ... H ... 11111 ,Darren Bodolla of UCI coca. Illa 1eg to pass off d uring Anteatera• Big Weat Conference victory o•er San J oee State. With the score still 2-0 late in the game. Darren Bedolla and Shawn Bullock scored goals within 22 sec- onds of each other inside four minutes lefi in the game. Malaver assisted Bullock. Bullock, who has two goals and nine assists on the season. was tieafor Tom Warde of Marina Hiah, Tony Bell and Kevin Wood notched three goals apiece for sixth-ranked UCI. which fell to 13-11 overall. SPOR TS BREAK Dickerson lashes fOrD1.ertea1nDJ.ates \ on national TV From Tbe Associated Pre-ss NEW YORK -Running back Eric [!] Dickerson said Sunday hat the Rams wanted to teach him a lesson by trading him to l,ndianapolis, referred to Rams runnil'\i back Greg Bell as ''that little dwarf." and added that quarterback Jim Everett "never was a fnend of mine." The remarks were made in·an interview with Jim Gray on NBC.TV's "NFL Live." Dickerson. the Rams· all-lime leading rusher. was traded to the Colts in the middle of last season after feuding with management over salal). When asked 1fhe thought the Rams were trying to "damage or severel)' ruin" his career by making 1hc deal, Dickerson responded: "I think so. I think the} wanted to try and teach me a lesson. send me to a place that I would not hke. and would probabl} struggle the rest of my career. which I think backfired in their face." Bell. a former Buffalo Bills' running back acqui'red by the Rams in the three-wa> deal that sent Dickerson to Indianapolis. has said that anybod} can run up big yardage behind Los Angeles' offensive hne. "You know. that little dwarf should learn one thing; he is not m) caliber. to be honest." said the 6- foot-3 Dickerson, who lxgan Sunda~ as the NFL's leading rusher with 879 )'ards. Bell, 5-1 O. started the da} third among NFC rushers with 694 yards.. '"If Greg Bell came here or 11 I went back to the Rams. he would sit on the bench behind me the rest of his career," Dickerson said. '"If I got hun. then he'd come in. and only then would he come in to play .. Dickerson also lashed back at remarks made b'! Everett, who has s~ud the Rams were better off withou·t the running back. "You know Jim is a fine quanerback: I gi ve his that," Dickerson said. "But Jim by no means 1s a fnend of mine, never was a friend of mine. It's JUSt business." Everett, speaJong after the Rams' 12-10 v1ctol) Sunday at New Orleans. said Dickerson s\lll had not recovered from the trade. "I think Eric has some problems." Everett said." I lbtnk he was devastated when he left here (Los Angeles). I feel sorry for a man who is so very unhapp). I thought we were fnends when be left here. I was looking forward to playing with him ... Quote of t he day Floyd Peters, defensive coordinator of the Minnesota Vikings. on Steve Young's 49-yard fourth-quaner run which lifted the 49ers to a 24-21 victory Sunday: "It huns to see a real fine athlete running through your whole team We kept them bottled up and when the reel crucial time came, he slipped us and made the big run. There were a lot of missed tackles. It was the ughest run I've ever seen. if you want me to rank it." j 1I t: I • ., I, IN THE BLEACHERS ... I HAD HI M B~ ~E KNEE. ALL l MD To [X) WAS TWIST ... BUT TIEN I TfU.GHT1 HE.Y, WHAT IF THIS GUY HAS A WIFE AND KIDS? Linebackers who love too much ... Ne)(t, on Oprah Winfrey. Re ds go after Padres' Kruk CINCINNATI -Cincinnati Reds lli General Manager Murray Cook expects to talk to San Diego this week about the ava1lab1hty Padres first baseman-out- fielder John Kruk. Cook said he has talked to San Dic~go this season about Kruk. The Reds are unhappy with Nick Esasky's erratit produCTionClnd arc loolcmg fora more conSlstent power hiller to play first base. The Padres might be more willing to consider trading Kruk now that they have acquired first baseman Jack Clark from the New Yo rk Yankees. Trade discussions could intensify this week when Cook and his counterpart in San Diego. Jack McKeon. get together at a general managers· meeting in Palm Spnngs. Cruz wins Chicago Marathon Little-known 20-year-old AJejud.ro m Cn11 of Me~1co and well-known LJu Weidenbach shared the winner's platform Sunday as the Chicago Marathon re- entered the ranks of world-class distance events aftq~ one-year hiatus. Cruz broke from the pack with a pa1f1 sub 5-minute miles JUSt as the race turned north into a headwind at the 16th mile, then cruised to victory in 2 hours. 8 minutes. 57 seconds. Weidenbach staged a shoulder-to-shoulder battle with Emma Scaanlcla of Italy from the eighth mile through No. 20. then pulled away to win comfortably in 2:29: 18 ... New Zealand's Roel Dlxoa defended his Men's Open championship w1 nning the Cahfom1a Mile in S:O I. 5 along a course up one of the city's steepest hills. The event also featured legendary miler Jim Ryun, who ran the slowest race of his career at 5:49.8 but finished second in the Master's D1v1s1on. Senna wins race, driver's title .Ayrtoa Sou of Brazil, dnving a • turbo-charged McLaren Honda, overcame a stall from his pole position start Sunday and won the Japan Grand Prix at Suzuka along with the 1988 drivers' title. Senna, 28, clinched his first drivers' championship with one race remaining in the Formula One championship series, at Adelaide. Australia. Nov. 13. Senna completc3 SI laps of the 3.641 -mile Suzuka circuit in I hour, 33 minutes, 26.173 seconds. His teammate, Alain Prost, finished second in 1~3:39;--536 ... Harry--Gut--won tfle--WG-lap Gran National event in the S 170,000 Winston Classic tripleh~dcr at Maninsville (Va.) Speedway, taking the lead wtth two laps left when Tommy Hoastoa's Buick ran out of gas. Tom Baldwin won the 200-lap Winston Modified Tour race in a Pontiac and Pbll Warren took the I 00-lap Late Model Stock car event in a Pontiac ... Fuel raeer Joe Ama&o and Funny Car driver Kenny Berns&elD both clinched S 150,000 season cham· pionships despite ~r performances 10 the National Hot Rod Associatton finals. Top Fuel racer Darrell Gwyu, Funny Car driver Job.a Force and Pro Stock racer Warren Jollnson won the $937.400 season·ending event at Pomona Raceway. Faldo rallies by two golfers' Sconng five b1rd1es en route to a final~ !I round 68, England's Nick Faldo overtook third-round leaders Severiano Ballesteros of Spain and Sandy Lyle of Scotland and won the $963,000 Volvo Masters golf tournament by two strokes at Sotogrande. Spain. The Briton finished with a 4-under-par 284 ... Larry Mowry captured the Las Vegas Classic by shooung a I-under-par 71 to beat Bob Cbarles and Bobby Nichols by two strokes. Mowry. who won for the first time this season. became the first player in the tournament's three-year history to claim the championship after leading or sharing the lead entering the final round. Manadorf tops Gilbert for title Amos Mansdorf of Israel won the ~ world's richest indoor tennis tournament Sunday, whipping American Brad Gllber&, 6-3. 6-2, 6-3 1n the final of the SI. I mil hon Paris Open. For his founh career title, Mansdocf collected $262,000, more than I 0 times his best previo us tournament paycheck . . . Second-seeded ltatertu Maleeva of Bulgaria broke No. I Zina Garrison in the opening game of the final set and went on to a 6-3, 2-6, 6-2 victory in the championship of the Virginia Slims oflndianapolis. Television, radio TELEVISION 6 P.m. -~O "OOT8 ALL: Denver a t lndlanaPOll,, Channel 7. 6 p.m. -GYMNASTICS: Konica Rhythmic lnvlla- tlon.1 from 59"1nefleld, Mau. (lape), ESPN. 7:30 P.m. -COLL•GE ,OOT8ALL: USC at Oregon State Oai>e), Prime Ticket. RADtO 6 P.m. -"o FOOTBALL: DenVClf' at lndlanaPOll,, KNX (1 070). TUHDAY TEL•VISfON Noon -AUTO RACING: SCCA Trans-Am St. Petetf'lbur11 Grand Prix (tape), ESPN. Sunset wins indoor title ANNAPOLIS, Md. -Led by Laguna Beach's Greg Boyer - a member of the U.S. water polo team which won the silver medal at the 1988 Olympics -the defending champion Sunset Club of San Diego outlasted New York Athletic O ub of New York City, 9-6, in the finals ofthe 1988 U.S. Water Polo Indoor Nationals at the · -US. NavaLAcadcrtly on Sunday.' . _ It was a remamtch of last year's final, which Sunset won. 6-5, in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. In this year's final. Sunset blew the game open with four consecutive goals after the score was tied, 5-5, midway throogh the third period. During the five~ minute, four·goal surge, Mike Yates of Newport Beach scored two key goals. "We were here to repeat," said Denny Harper, Sunset's coach. "All you had to do was look at the T-shirts our manager (Chuck Naughton) had printed. The stun s had crowns on them. We were back to defend our crowns, so to speak." Boyer had three goals to lead Sunset. and Yates and David George of Costa Mesa added two each for the winners. George said the key to Sunset's win was teammate J im Birdscll'S{Newport Beach) defense. NY AC's key player, Scott Schulte. who was held scoreless in the championship game, was named the tournament's most valuable player. Santa Barbara won the third place game over Chicago, 11-2. Alamitos Bay takes Bettina Bents title By ALMON LOCK.ABEY Deir .......... .,... Newport Harbor Yacht Oub hosted three memorial regattas over the weekend involving three classes of dinghies. In the Bettina Bents Memorial Regatta, an invita- tional team race featuring women sailing in Lido-I 4s, the overall winner was Alamitos Bay Yacht Club of Long Beach with skippers Pease Herndon, Debbie Willit& Cathy Duffy and Niki DcReUe. In Division A, the winners were: J.J. Isler a nd Anne Gardner Nelson, San Diego Yacht Oub; Susie Klein-Fran Gallo, California Yacht Club; and Debbi Willits-Niki DcRelle. ABYC. Division B trophy winners were: Pease Herndon- Cathy Duffy, ABYC; Karen Ritzdorf-Carolyn Coline, NHYC; and Melinda Groen-Stephanie Wandoleek, San Diego Yacht Oub. Women sailors honoring the late Mary W•gner sailed in Sabots. Top sailors in order of finish were Chrissy Zimbaldie, Casey Hogan. Erin Collins and Christine Allen. all ofNHYC. In the Lchman-12 class, the winner of the Saint Cicero Trophr was the team of Nick Madigan and Maureen O'Bnen. Jim Buckingham and Barbara Lyons took second and Jack Jakosky and Shannon Miller took third, both from NHYC. ' ~-. PRO FOOTBALL Flu tie brings back memories, stings Bears Four of his six completions o forTDsasPatswtn. 30-7 r 'I Fnm Tiie Aatodated Pre11 I DolC Autie, sent back to the scene of his l colJete stardom by the Chicago Bears. rose up tQ I throw four touchdown passes on Sunday in leading t the New Enalaod Patriots to a 30-7 upset romp over the Bears. j The Bears, 7-2. had allowed only a combined 32 points in rollina to five consecutive victories before runnina into the Patriots. 4-S. Aut1e, f showinJ the pmblel"s darina that helped win him lbe He11man Trophy as a quarterback at Boston ColJeac in 198-4, connected with Irving Fryar on an I ~yard scorina pass on the first play from ecnmmqe. I . "_Not a lot of teams have driven the ball I 1p1ost tbe Bears 70 or 80 yards," Auue said. ··we decided we would have to make !Ome bia plays, '° I why not st.art early'!" Althouah Chicqo held a brief 7-6 lead, New ' Enaland was in control throughout -especialJy after Bears quanerblck. Jim McMahon was I sidelined wit.b a 1uajned riaht knee. McMahon, ' who made ft() teem o( hjs au1>1euure wben lhe ' Bean sianed Au tie last year, wHI be out for at least four weeks. I ''Tbete•1 not much 1ou can 11y about 1 Jdeblde UJlt lhat," Chkaao's seventh-year coach, I Mikt Dit.ka, said. "It's the wont pmcfor the Bean &ince J'vt been around." The Patriocswon she fint m~1in1ofthetcams since the Bears' 46-10 thrash mg of New England in the 1986 Super Bowl. In other NFL action Sunday: Falcon1 %4, Ea&Jes 'U : At Philadelphia. second-year quanerback Chris Miller threw for three touchdowns as the Falcons, 2-7, snapped a five-pme losing streak. With the Falcons trailin,1 24-20 with 7:04 remain In&, 'Miller passed 21 ya rds to Gene Lang for a first down at the Ea&les' 49. then c-0nnected with Michael Haynes for the winning touchdown. Browu U , Beqal1 It: Herman Fontenot returned a blocked punt one yard for a touchdown and set up another score with an 84-yard kickoff return as Cleveland, 6-~ moved withm one pme of Cincinnati in the AFL Central. The Browns. with the top-ranked defense in the conference, didn't allow a touchdown by the Bengals' No. I-ranked o~te. Cincinnati'• only touchdown came on David Fulcher'• 16-yard interception return lhatr.vc the Bmealu 7-3 rad. BWt II, Paebn . Free safety Mart Kelso returned an interception 71 yards for a touchdown and defensive end I.ton Sea.ti recovered a fumble for another ICOre as the Bills, 8-1 , dropped the Packen to 2-7. o.lfMll• 11, BllCI H: Dan Marino threw third..qu.aner touchdown panes of five and t1&ht yard1 to Mark Clayton as Miami, S-4, won for the Founb time in five pmC$. Tampa 8*y, 2-7, Jost for 1be lhird time m four games aputst its Florida rival. Marino completed 27 of 46 puaes for 267 yards. Ca,.._lt JI, CeWMJt It: A 42-yard plSS from Neil Lomax to Ernie Jones set up Earl FendJ's J -yard touchdown ptunee Mth SO M!'CODCl1 ' to play as Phoenix, S-4, broke a two-game losing streak. Ferrell also caL1gbt a 14-yard touchdown pass from Lomax and ran 47 yards to set up a field aoaJ. Dallas, off 10 its worst stan in 25 years. fell to 2-7. Jets H, Sceeten !t: John Booty blocked a punt to set up freeman McNeil's clinching S-yard touchdown run, then in~pted a pass with two minutes to play to preaerve New York's first-ever victory over the Steelers in I 0 pmcs. Giub 11, Ulm It: A blown handoff by Detroit's Tony:: on the fint play of overtime set up Paul Mcf n's 33-yard field pl that kept New York, 6-l. a&op the NfC Eut. The Uons, 2-7, tied it 10-10 on Eddie Mumy't l?-yard field aoal with s: 19 remai.nina in the foUnb qu.aner. 111111.... 17, a.r.,, H: Rookie Kelly Stou&r ~ f'or two touchdown•, includina a 6-~to fuUbKk Jobn L WiJliamt with 3:43 left, u Seattle, ~1 moved into fint place in the AFC Wm Mark Malone th~w two touchdown passes for Sen Dieto. 2-7, the latter cunana Seattk's marpa IO dlftc='Dll Wllb 53 leCOndl IO I<>· .... M, II; Reserve q~ Steve Y quaa tmm 49 yards for a touchdown wilb I :$8 mnUaina u Sen Fnncitc0. 6--3, rallied Jl!ll' Minnaota., 5-4~You playina in place of =Joe Montana. d k tO'PIJI and 1hm lbtoulb tJae · of w line ud eluded several IKldm in tbe leCOndlry before •unabhnt hllO tbe end zone. . Ollln ti, 1 1•12 IN l'I: Houtton•t ore. Hiil. crilidled Int Wlft for• key droooed pa11. ca~t touchdowns paues of 22, )3 and 11 yar:dt from Warren Mooa. The Oifen• ddcnte recoWTed ftve ftunMr.IMd Md one ia~. • • Oranoe Cou1 DAILY PILOT/Monday, October 31. 1Ne * - RAIDERS WIN WITH BEUERLEIN ••• ...... 1 21 carries, bc<:ame the Raiden' all· time leader in toucbdownt whee he scored on a l·yard dive late •n the second period. "The individual records are nice, but I can't cooccntratt on them now," Allen S&Jd. "rU reflect on those when my playinc days are over. For now, I j1:1st hope ~is win sets ~s aoina an the naht d1rcct1on and cames us throuab to the playoffs." The touchdown was the 78lh of Allen's NFL cilreer. He entered the pme tied with Fred Bilet.nikoffas the Raiders• all-time leading touchdown scorer. AlJen is in his seventh pro season while Biletnilcoff played with the Raiders for 14 years. Chris Bahr added a 42-yard field goal with 14:24 remainina to com- pkk the R.atders' scorina. The Chiefs tot their poiots on a 3-~ &0ucbdown run by Paul PaJmer in the second Quarter which capped a 74-yard, I S.-play drive and a 4S.-yard f~ld aoaJ by Nick Lowery Wlth 3: 13 kft in the pme. "There were some very cntical thjrd-down sttuauons tbat really de- termined the outcome of the ballaamc," JUnsas City coach Fran. Ganu said. "We have to do a better job making our third-down situations and a better JOb prcventinJ them from ma.lcina the third-down situations." After Lowery's field goaJ, the Raiders picked up two first downs to run out the clock. 'Tm oot sausfied bccauSt' we didn't win.·· said Chiefs safety Dcron Cherry, wbo t11&ereepeod biuixth Piii of the 1eaton and recovered a fwnbte. .. We knew they (the ~) would be a little betier with ~-~n. he knows their offnte bet1ef We dlde'l help ourselves." When asked about ~rted d9> sension on the Chiefs, Cberry said. "We're JUSt tryin& to keep the teut toaether. h's not so much diuenlioe as frustration. It's to~. but we bave to hanc toeether. It's a hairy sir. ation." B1U Kenney quarterbacked tht Chiefs on all but one Kansas City possession. Steve DcBera came on the final one and guided the losers on a 53-yard, I 3-play drive that resulted in Lowery's field coat. SEA VIEW LEAGUE ROUNDUP ••• From Bl Ralden n:annlnC back Bo Jac boD abakee looee from the artp of Kan.au City'• Jack A'~o Sntpea u he heada downfleld to K ore the ftnt touchdown of the &ame ID L A '• win. LANSFORD LEADS RAMS . • • P'1'0m81 two more plunges by BcU went for no gain, and the Rams had to kick. Good field position on an exchange of punts set up a 9-yard drive to the 47-yardcr, and Los Angeles marched S2 yards in 10 plays for the 30-yard founh-quartcr field goal. The Rams defense also blunted New Orleans scoring opportunities. The Saints drove to a first-down at the Los Angeles l l:Y.•rd. line with 1:081eft in the first half, but Dalton Hilliar<l, sweeping rigbt, ran into the pile and fumbled. Jerry Gray recovered for the Rams. And the Andencn field goal wa.s a consolation prize after tlii -stnng nebaekerBrcu Far yni:an broke throu&h and sacked Hebert for a 6-yard loss on third-and- threc at the Los Angeles 10-yard line. Everett finished wttb 21 complellons on 34 attempts. He completed two big ones to keep possession of the ball and run the final 3:51 off the clock -a 19-yardcr to Robert Delpino to move the ball away from the Rams· 12- yard line and a 27-yardcr to Aaron Cox on third-and-7 at the Rams' 34. Hebert completed 19 of 3 7 for 215 yards and had one intercepted. Neithc~ team got much rushing yards. Bell led the Rams w1th 52 yards on 15 cames, and Charles White had 40 yards on 11 attempts. Hilliard led Saints rushing with 19 yards on 11 -attempts. _ The Rams averaged 3 yards per rush. and the Saints averaged a puny 1.8 yards per carry. Jets' six-goal period beats Kings From 'Re A11oclate4 Pre.1 Randy Gilhcn'sgoal snapped a third-period tie as the Winni~ Jets soorcd six goals an the final period to beat the viming Los Aneeles IGngs 8-4 Sunday night. After the game, John Ferguson. general manager and vice-president of the Jets for the last 10 years. was tired. Barry Shenkarow, president of the team announced. The Jets are last in the Smythe Division with a 3-4·2 record. Trailing 4-2 after two penods. defenceman Dave Ellett scored bis second goal of the game at 9:23 of the third to spark the comeback. Pat Elynu1Jc, with a power- play 1oat at 12:37 tied the score. and Gilhcn put the Jets ahead 62 seconds later. -Dale Hawcrchuk. who had a goal and two assists for his first three-point game of the season, Ray Neufeld and Doug Smail also scored. Brent Ashton scored in 1he SCCQtld period. Bernie Nicholls had a goal and an assist for the Km&s. Mike Krushelnyski. Wayne Greulcy and Dave Taylor got the other Los Angeles goals. The IGngs went with Glenn Healy in goal and he responded by malcing 21 saves. Eldon "Pokcy" Reddick stopped 30 shots for Wmnipeg. Ellett opened the sconng for Wmni~ wttb a power- play goal at I :57. Goals b) Krushclnyski and Grctzk~ made it 2-1 JGngs after 1he first period. Nicholls scored his 11th at 5:0 I of the second. then assisted on Taylor·s power-play effon at 8:57. Ashton drew the Jets to within 4-2 Wlth his third of the season at 18:23. In other games: Rugen 9, Pen19lns Z: Rookie Ton~ Granato's four goals led the New York over P111sburgh in a game marred by an injury to the Pengums' Mano Lemieux (bruised sternum) and a penalty-filled third penod. Sabres 3, Brains 3: Glen Wesley scored" 1th less than four minutes remaining to hfi Boston into a 3-3 Ile "1th· Buffalo. Blukbawks S, Oilers Z: Doug Wilson and Dir!.. Graham scored shon-handed goals 34 sccondsapan earl\ in the second period and Chicago be.at Edmonton 5-2. • Cuucks Z, Flames 1: Jim Sandlak's power-pis) goal with 13:08 to play gave Vancouver a 2-J victory ove-r Calgary. better games. He was pressured, but· he stayed in there and did a good job. He's bttn in a mild slump and he's coming out of it. so we're happy about that. "We're getting a little dinged up and Saddlebaclc was a hard-hilling· team. But they didn°t cross the 50 m the first half.·· Escucla Coac• J ob Uebngood, following a 14-9 victory over Univer- sity, the Eagles' first league tnumph m three years: "I thought we did a prett} good JOb on them. "They have great tools and I wouldn t say we exactly shut them down. but we djd keep them out of the ,end z.one. At times we held them. at limes we didn°t, but it was a good ball game. .. , told the kidsaU week that we had to Win it. If~ lost it, we're ouL We watched a lot of film on University, over and over. It was a true dcd1- cat1on by this team and they did 1t. "Mark Cunningham has a good football team. we just happened 10 come out ahead. Statistically they had a little more than we did, but the final result was what it's all about." U1tlvenlty Coac~ Mark CQll- 1llnpanr,-following-a-t4-9-los Estancia: "We controlled the game and ended up losing it, and that's disappoinllng. We had four turnovers and all of them, two intcrccpt1ons and two fumbles. were costly. "We played well defensively, really well. They had one flea-flicker for something like 49 yards, and that's one play. The rest of the time they have something lake 130 yards total offense. "The defense JUSt didn't deserve what the offense was doing to them. "Last year 1t (turnovers) -.,s a constant problem, and this year It hasn't been that m uch of a problem But we were up and down the field (against Estancia). "It was just a combana11on of things. sort of like the 49ers on Monday night ... University remains m the hunt for the playoffs and the league cham- p1onsh1p with a 1-1-1 record. but ns ovcralJ record is just 3-4-1 ..Our luds rcahzc that 1f we can get_ into the playoffs and put 11 togciher. people will find out Just how Jood "e rcall) arc," contmued Cunningham "Wc·re not a bad team. I don't think anvooc will take us hghtly. But we have to go out there and prov~ It." Newport Barbor Coacb Jeff Brinkley, on his team ·s 17-1 0 \ 1ctof) ORANGE COAST AREA TEAM-BY-TEAMREVIEW ... From Bl Still, we've remained contidcnt all yc.r, and we've been fortunate and we've won." How Orange Coast Area teams fared Nletlt Thur. things on offense wuh our running game:· over Tustin which renewed th~ Sail- ors' hopes for a playoff berth: "We were real pleased wnh the win. It definitely came at the ngh1 time. "We felt we wt>uld put together when league stancd The last few weeks. we thought 11 would fall together. Unfonunatel} 1t hadn'L The second half (agamst Tus110), we got together and showed the type of football team we thought we would be." Bnnkle> commended the running of Tom Walker (70 yards). Robbie Power ( 6 7 yards) and Todd Farley (21 yards). "The second half. we didn't tum the ball over which was the key. Our attack was balanced. We threw well underneath and ran the ball well. "Dcfcos1vcl). we staned flying around on and had some good team pursuit. We had a lot of blue bats on the footbaJI. and that's the type of football we can play. "The kids rcalucd our backs were ag&tnst wall. We knew it would take three wins for playoffs, and that's why we went for two-point conversion in the third quarter which made it 10-8. "We wanted to get ourselves mto position to win the football game. We had to win, we couldnt have a tie. When we hit that thing (pass for convel'Slon), the lids were pretty motivated. And when we did get a chance for the field goal, Josh Klein had a real clutch luck (34-yarder) for us." S.dclleback Coacla Jerry Wit~. after the scoreless tic wtth Corona del Mar. "The defenses on both sides really played well. We had to struN)e for cvcrythmg we got and OUT kids played the bcS1 game of their lives. .. There were some hellacious tuts and II was an awesome struglc. We both were waitiOJ for the other M> make the big mmakc -the bad center snap. the big fumble or the bit mtcrccpuon ... SUNSET LEAGUE ••• From Bl physical football and made things "(Todd) Norman is a great football difficult player. He went a long way, and then "~ some has_!!) be attributed to on the next series OUT quancrbadc the big cmollonal game we c-wcnt down.-"" w~k before (28-21 over ~ison). • Enc Pettmato, who came back I told them at halfttmc 1f we d1dn t from ~jor knee surgery following 811 play a better half of football, t~en the tnJ ury in the Oilers' CIF playoffs next s~ep to the championship game with Servile a year ago. bas wouldn t be ours to take. We .had to underaone similar surgery on bls get the cobwebs out of a few units. and other knee and his prep footbllll get them to execute the gam.c plan and career is obviously finished. play harder than they had '" the first ··1 th n•'-t . '-half. o..... we were actttn& a 1111t "Westminster had a plan coming better. and:!'' .started t~. do some 10. went wnh no huddle and a tnck aood thmgs, wd Pascoe. ~~t pla}. and the) surpnsed us a htllc. we we ha.d a lot of trouble estabhsbiQI struggJed in the first half. basically an)"thina- bccause they were pla)1ng better than ··0cean View JUSt did a fantastic we ""-ere." job &etlll\I thcir kids ready to play, and 1 have to give a lot of credit to their staff. They did a super JOb." Oeeaa View Coach Gay Carro110, followmg his team's 28-6 victory over Hunungton Beach: "Yes. 1t was our best win of the year. The kids know theirs and a lcagu~ victory 1s so much sweeter. hkc last ~car agarnst Edison. ··To this point. we're sull ahve. bu1 you have to wi n more than o ne It was a victon ~e needed. but we know we have to· be producme the next two weeks.'' The Seahawks ~en' 1gnJ1ed b} an 81-yard touchdown run with an antcrccpuon b} 6-foot-5. 247-pound linebacker, Todd Nonnan, which turned a Huntington Beach threat into a 7-00cean View lead. "It was a curl pass and Todd got 10 front of 1t.'' said Carrozzo. "It defin11el} got things going for us. I told the lads all week 1t was our Homecoming. and 1fwc were gomg to do somctb1ng this ~car. It had to stan now Todd got the ball rolling. he kind of incited the victor). I guess." Ha.atington Beaclt Coacb George Pascoe, following his team ·s :S-6 loss to Ocean View: ··we went down the field, boom, boom, boom. and then we threw the mterccpuon. W~tmla1~r Co-cead Stu Claft., following the Lions' 20-10 loss to Fountam Valley: "We felt hke we had a good game plan going in. and we did give them a httle bit of a scare. "Our Quarterback (Bobby Elliott) did an excclJcnt Job of audibilmns. but go1na to the open re«iver. we jutt couldn't seem to hold on to catchable baJJs. Yes. it's been the same story aJJ season. "And the kids who are dropping the balls arc good receivers. They make great receptions. then drop the easy ones in their hands. We've done a lot of hard work on con~ntration drills, but it hasn't produced the results. "And you have to give Fountain Valley's defense a lot of crediL E vcryonc knows bow good their offense 1s. ··1 thought Bobby Elhon had his best game of the year. The ball was rigbt on the money, but we JU.St ~n't catching them. The th1na I was rcall')' happy wilb was the way ~ was checking off and audibilmng to things Fountain Valley was giving us." A large part of the Artists' success bas been on the right foot of lcickcr Jason Crabbe. Crabbe, who also doubles at linebacker, has accounted for all the Laguna scorina in Pacific Coast League play on six field goals. Last week., be had kicks of 45 and 52 yards, and be added a 42-yardcr with JUSt under five minutes to play. T..m. rKwd Cost• MeH (l·2) L-oun• Sffch (2· 1) WOOdbrldOe (3-0) trvr,,. 0·2> Meter 0.1 <2· l> Last Weft def. Leouna Hiiis. 29·71 def. Trabvco Hiiis, 9-7 def. Orenge, l•·O lost 10 Mission Vleio, I•· 13 def. Crespi, 42·21 This Weft's foe Oranoe (at El Modena) Woodbrldoe Cttome) el Laouna Beactt al Dana Hills St. Peul (at OCC) Fri Fri Fri Thur The lrvmc running game was dealt a heavy blow when Mitch Steinke. the Vaqueros· leading rusher this season, went down with a knee inJUI) early 1n the contest. He is expected to be lost for the season. '"'ji~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliimlillll .......... 111!11 "Jason's the leader, the guy every- one looks to out there. We have a unique situation here in that several of our pluers haven't put on a football Oniform until they get here," said Laguna Beach Coach Lyman Olney. "Jason's been consistent and versatile, and be sets a great example for the other kids. Every challenge we've pven him, he's met. "I've been especially pleased with our linebackers this year. We've a$kcd them to do some things on offense that we didn't expect but each one has stepped in on both sides oftbe field and given us a tremendous effort." WooOrN1e Coa~ Rick Gibson, followinl the Warrior's 14-0 win over Oranae: What can J say? Our defense has played well all season Iona and we've almost taken them for pnted. Then they come up with the bi& play and they wake you up apin." Orante County's third-ranked team post.cd its third sbutoul of the teaSOn, but Gibson says it should have been the fourth. "We pvc up ~ touchdown to Lquna Rills last week, but that was ona pus interception, so buically the defen1e has not been scored upon in ae.pe, .. he said. ..We have a saying around here that goes. 'Offense wins games, but de- fense wins championships.' and I think we've held that form this season. .. We had some problems offcnst ve- ly against Orange in that we couldn't get in the end zone and we had problems with our long-snapping. but wc·rc close to doing some b,g things on offense. League 1s important, but we want to be ready to go m the playoffs." Costa Mesa Coac~ Tom Baldwin, following Mcu's 29-21 win agamst Lquna Hills: "I think we played better against Woodbndge and Trabuco Hills yet we lost those pmcs, but it's a win and we'll put it in the bank." laguna Hills surprised the Mus· tangs by aoi na hick to the Delaware winacd-T offense, the formltion the Hawks abandoned after the fourth week of the season, even though they enjoyed success with it. 'I certainly don't know why they abandoned it, .. said Baldwin. "They made us look bid at times and they haven't been ab1e to do that lately. They also made some areat catches; some of the best I've seen as a coach. "I tbouaht we played the wishbone very well, especially Manny 8oo1lla's running. One guy can•t tackle him. If you try to take Manny out of the offense, then we can go to (Rich) Schones at quarterback. It becomes a question of how much are you w111ing to take away:· Despite the offensive efTon, Baldwin would have liked to have seen his offensive line play a bttlc more consistently. "We could have put the game away early," he added, "but we bloc1ted the wrona people a few umcs. and we gave them the chance to get back 1n the game." lrvtae Co-Coaclt Terry BeDJau. followina a 14-13 loss to Mjssion Viejo: "We're all disappointed here. The staff's disappointed as well as the kids. · "When you make some of the mistakes we djd, you usually come out on the shon end of the stick." There's no comfort in any loss, but losina to the county's No. 1 ranked team on a failed two-point con~ version with time runnina out cou- pled with the seoond South Coast Lcque loss for the Vaqueros, makes this loss especially bitter for Irvine. "I thouaht we would play them well. and we did," added Henipn. "We were prepared for them, but we aot beat. We showed some aood ··Losmg Much was a big loss for us. I and you hate to see a lc1d get hun. If there was a bngbt spot for us. It was the play of Pat White. Shad Vickers I and Mike Belle. All three have bttn tnJured this season, but the) came m and ran the ball bacJc and p1ckC'd up the slack." Mater Del Coad Cla11cll Gallo, followmg the Monarchs' 42-2 o.,er Crespi in a non-league contest "" e had a couple of keys to our wm and one of them was shunmg do~n Russell White .\s far as the pure rushmg game. we were able to do rhat. .. The Monarch's held the "Great While," the CIF Southern Secuon's career rushing l~dcr, to only 11 ~ards on three camcs a nd scored SI'\ touchdowns against the 10th-ranked I team 10 Division I. Our offense is getting better each week." contmued Gallo. "We staned out fairly low-key m the first half. but in the S«Ond half ~-e JUSt npped them. Our offensive hne created a new hnc of scnmmage and JUSt blew them off the ball. ··wc'rt healthy and wc·rc getting fincpla) from Tony Pena and Kca.111 Clifford. We think White is great and (Scrvlte's) Derek Brown 1s grt.at. but we: think Clifford wtll be arcat and Pena has beaten everyone deep this year." mmmmm OLDSMOllLE/GMC TRUCKS 2880 H•bor BIVd. • Calta Mm (714) 640-0713 2860 Harbor Bhd. • Costa Mesa 1714 &40.1840 .. MOBIL OIL MIKE M cCARTHY GET ACQUAINTED OFFER SPECIAL LUBE OIL & FILTER $ /895 FREE SAFETY INSPECTION FAST SERVICE (7 14) 53 1-2450 (2 13) 620.-0227 ALL CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED ,-------------~---' CllTl 1111111111111 I I I I I TUNE-UP SPECIAL ·~~plugs • Scope end .. t 9n0me to factory ~lflcetlOn• • Aoed t•t 4CYL 2895 PLUS TAX One cuatomef per transaction Pr1nnt coupon at time of wrtte-up. E:xplrea Nowmber 30. 1MI. Mlttubithl end Chryatet/Mttsub..,,1 'l'8htclel or.ty. Not vlttd with any other ~ IOedel or COUP<>". . 1 Or Coast DAILY PILOT/ Monday, October 31, 1988 FoR THl RlcnRo 0 N'L STANDINGS ........ c ..... ... w .. . 'lams New<>rlHns San Franclsoo Atlanta W L T 7 2 0 7 2 0 ' 3 0 2 7 0 I'd. ftf' ftA .m 242 1so .m 190 149 .667 1" 172 .m 1'9 2~ Chleaoo Minnesota Detr oit Gl'Mf'IS.V Tampe a.v c.mr .. 7 2 5 • 2 7 2 7 2 7 0 0 0 0 0 .771 164 113 . 55' 205 162 .m 112 1u .222 160 117 .222 165 233 N.Y.Glants Washington Phoenix Phlla<le!Phla 0111aa •a11 6 3 s • s • • s 2 7 0 0 0 0 0 .647 190 171 .556 216 212 .556 21• 196 .'644 203 117 .222 I~ 112 AnMl"kan Ceofet.nc. Wea1 Salllle Denver 'lalclln San Olego KanMnCltv W L T s 4 0 4 4 0 • s 0 2 1 0 I 7 I ftd. ,., ftA .S56 151 174 .soo 167 140 ·'" 191 216 . m 116 1u .167 112 149 Clrm'al Cincinnati Cleveland Houston Plttst>vroh 7 2 6 3 6 3 2 7 0 0 0 0 .n a 2s.2 111 .667 1S3 132 .647 215 213 .22'1 189 241 East 8 uffa l0 N.Y. Jets M l1ml NI W England lndl1naPOlls • 1 s 3 s 4 4 s 3 s 0 I 0 0 0 .189 199 139 611 206 , .. 556 176 112 4« 155 199 JZS ISO 156 SlMdeV's k oru R.ma 12. New Ori.ens 10 R•lderl 17. Kenw s Cltv 10 Atlente 77, Phlleoetlllll• 74 New E ~nd JO, Clllcego 1 Clevelend 23, Clnclnt1etl 1' Buff•IO 7'. GrHn a.... 0 Mleml 17, Te~ S.v 14 l>noenl• 16. DaUas 10 New Yori!" Jets 74, PtttttlorOfl 10 'New York Gta11ts IJ, Detroit 10 1011 SH llla 17, S.n Dleoo 14 Sen Francisco 24, Mlnnar.ota 21 Houston 41, Wash/n11l011 17 TenllM'a Gama Denver et tndlenaPOlls, 6 pm. SUftclay, Nev. 6 Rania et PlllleoetPllla, 10 a.m. llaldan at S.n Dleoo, S om Deltas et Ntw Yorlt G,.nts, 10 a m Detroit e t Mlnnesote, 10 • m GrMn Bev et Atlente, 10 • m. M1em1 11 New En11t1nd. 10 a.m F'lttsourgll e t Clnclnnlll, 10 a.m Temoa Bav at Chicago, 10 a.m S.n Francisco et F'noenl•. I o.m New Vorlt Jtls 11 lndlenaootis, l P m • New Orteens a r w es11lng1on I om Kenws Cllv er Den•tr I om BuffelO 11 SH iii• 1 om Mandltv, Nev. 7 C11vm no et Housion 6 om R1m1 11, Slkm 10 Seen llY Ou•m" Ih m\ ) 3 )-12 New OrtH M 0 0 )-10 First Oue,,_ Rems-FG Lan\tord 37 • 11 Secend Ouen.r Rems-Fe. Lansloro II 02 ThlrdOu•rtw NC>-·H••! s DU S trom Heot·• A,..o.,,.,.. •lc•d S31 Rems-FG Lensto•o 47 14 l' Four111 Ouem< Rems-FG Le nstoro 30 S 11 No-FG AnoerHn 33 9 S9 A~.238 TEAM ST A TIS TICS A.ems NO First oown1 16 1' Ru'1\tt-veros 37·96 11·33 F'eU1nQ 131> 10'1 Return Yero\ 49 S ComP-Af1·1nl 21·34·0 19·37· 1 S.CKed·Ve ros LOii 1·7 1·6 F'un1' 4· 39 6 31 FumDles·Loll 0-0 2· I Pene1tles·Veros 4·46 1·7 Time of Poueuion 32 42 21 18 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING-A.ems Bell 16·S2 WM• 11·.0 MCGee l-11. Gr_, l·l Everett 3-tmonus 91 New Oreta ns. Hlll•ero 11· 19 Hevwerd 3 6 Ma,,.. 3-6. F'erroman 1 2 F'ASSIN~ams Everett 71·34·0·2'3 ,..ew 0< ... ns, H-19·37· l·?lS A.ECEIVtNG-A.emt, Enaro S·6A. O JoMson S·1• HoM>nan 4·4S, OeiF'lrlO J-19 Co• 2·49 McGe 1· 10 New Orleans, Merlin 6· 131. Hill 6·45. Tice 2·11. Hllllero 1·12. Ht vwero 1·7. Joroen 1·7, Maves 1·1, Hebert l·(mlnu\ 2> MISSED FIELD GOALS-Rems. Le nstO'O 19 Raiden 17, O\left 10 ~ 11v Ovamn 11.enus Cllv 0 1 0 3-10 LOS A119eles 7 7 0 3-l 1 l'lnt0u•r1w LA-JecKson 12 run (8ellr ll•Cl<l. 1 30 Sa<aftd Ovar1w ICC-Palmer J run (Lowery klckl. 9 19 LA-Allen I run (8anr kick) 13 31 ,,.,'111 OU.rtw LA~G Benr 41 l6 KC~G Lo-v ,S, 11 47 A-3', 103 TE AM ST A TISTICS KC Ftn t oowns 16 Rusllft·veras 31· l•S Puslftll 63 Return Varos IS Como·Att-tnt I 1·12-0 S.Cked·Yerds LO\I 2· 17 Punts S-42 Fumlllft·LOSI 0-0 P9Mltlft·VV~ 2·10 Time of ~snsl<>n 26 S7 INDtVlDUAL STATISTICS LA 23 47· 1S6 2 .. 21 11·2'·1 1·0 ·-~ 1·1 l ·SI JJOJ RUSHIN~enws C1tv Petmer ll ·S6 Ollove •·32, Hu ro 3·31 s .. on 1·24, ICenl'llv 1·2 Los A"911as, Jecitson 17·90, Allen 21·70 l euarleln 4·6. F'ASSING-l<anus CllY K.enney 7-U ·0-47. De8er11 4-t-0-33. Los An1111as, 8euerleln, 11-?t-' ·241 RECEtVING-<enws City, P11111 3·11 Hav .. 2·11, F'elmer 7·11. Herrv l·ll, CerM>n 1·4, Ollove 1·4, Heard H mlnu:t I) Los An· .-.n. T.8 rown t ·9S, Lofton S·61, Ftrroandez 2·Sl "'*' 2·10. Jackson 1-12 MISSED FIELD GOAL.S-Ken:tas Cltv L..o....,... 3'. LOS A"911ft, latv 31 COMMUNfTY COLL a Ga ST AN DINGS Mia*" C.lfl'l•ICI T~ ,IV. CM~) c•NTRAL. c .... Ovwel WL.T WL.T 6 00 700 s 0 I • 0 1 s 1 0 6 1 0 e 1 1 S 1 I 4 1 I • 2 I D(V1SION Dtv. c.M. OWrel WL.T WL.T W LT 2 0 0 60 0 7 0 0 20 0 50 1 60 1 100 S IO 6 10 02 0 2)1 lll 01 0 2 •0 l •O 02 0 330 •JO MOttTH•1tN DtvtSION •1 Cimino 2 0 0 4 I I S 1 I llM. Siii AMOfllo 1 I 0 4 2 0 S 1 0 Uf19ieedl 110 Sll 4 7 1 ,_,.... 01 0 l l O 3 1 0 c:.rrw-01 0 0 6 0 170 SOUTM•RN onn9'0M ,_.,.., 7 0 0 2 4 0 3 4 0 ---tern 100 1 4 0 J 4 0 • ...,,.... 100 t •O 2 S O leflC>le90 O tO 060 1 6 0 lefl 01e90 Mesa OtO t 4 0 7SO ....,.¥'• ,_... ''*"'°" ». .... C.tt , .....,.. SeftflMO "· ....... Witt 1l •• &:: 14. ftlvtf'tlclt 0 Ill IJ, NII. Siii A"tOlllo 6 LM11 leedl :M, CrrllOI t ...... IWll 20, Pn.adllna 19 ,..._ 11, left 01MO 1MM 10 ·--" "· .... °"'° 24 ............... ........ 11 h•••uc:ti, 7 ftMnldl If ..... c..e. 1 ............... ,~.1 Ml lefl NMllll tt ,....,,_, 1:)0 .. '*"' .. left ~ ,... l:W lh"1Aa1Wft II Ol'wtlMflf, 1~ ~ ........... , ....,_ leedl CllV .at II Cln'llM. 1 Out of control Britain'• Ntael Manaell Olea ln the air after hi.a car coUJded with Bradlia.n Nelao.n Pi- qaet darl.D& Sanday'• Japaa Pormala One Grand Pm. MenaeU aaffered DO lnjartea. OTHER waaKEND SCOltES Non·Com.,ence Monterey ,..,.lnaute 26, Merln 70 ~ V ... y C8flference Redwoods 40, Sl\asta n Yuba 30, Slik!youa 11 .. y v...., C.:llC lflc.t Contra Costa 20, Solano 14 Slerre 24, Mendocino 21 c:.... ...... c;....,..._ Amer-lca11 RIYW 17, Moclelto 15 Merc«J 52, Sante llOA 24 Delle 77. S.cn mento 21 G8'clln Ga• c..r-. Olal>IO Valtev 24. Laney 10 S.n Meleo 6. San Franclaco 3 c naoor 7'. S.n Jow 11 Caa1t CeMw-. De Anie '3. Hertnell ll Foo111111 21. Celll'lllo 10 Los Medanos 27. Gavllen ?3 CMst Valla't c.....,._ Hencock 42, kings A.Iver ll Fresno 34, Seauolas ?3 Wttl Hiiis 13, Porterville 1 WHtefn Shltt C~ence Bakersfield 44, Comoton 12 Mooroerk 21. Santa BerO.ra 7 LA Soutllwest 11, Ventur• 18 L.A V•ll•v '3 West LA ' Glendale 41. LA Heroor O S&nltL MOlllU 31, LA Pierce 19 l'MIMI C~ Antelope Vellev 4 . S.n 8ern•ralno Vettey J Cllru\ 40. ~lo HondO 17 Mt S.n Jacinto 12, Desert 1 East LA 16, Victor vauev IS HIGH SCHOOL Sunwt LHeue Founteo" Va ev Eci.\on WH lm1nster Ocu n View ~unt1ngton Beech Merine LHOUI W L T 3 0 0 2 I 0 1 1 0 1 2 0 1 1 0 0 3 0 Thursci.Y'\ Gemes Westm1Mle• et Huntington Beecn l'ridaY's Gemes <>var el W L T 6 2 0 7 I 0 l s 0 4 0 2 0 0 0 Octen view " Edl\On •• , Huntonoton 8H Cll) r=ounta1r'I v auev V\ Marne at Wt\lm•f""\ter Thvndty, Nov. 10 Gemes EO•SOl'I a• W.stm1n\ler Mun"ngton Beacf'\ "' Fountain Va t v st OCCJ Merine vs BHCll) Octan S.. View L11eue LH9Ue W L T Coron• oet Mer I 0 2 E'r•nc•• 1 1 1 Unlvtrs Iv I l l Tustin 1 1 1 Sac!ClleO.Cl< 1 1 I Nawoort Heroor l 7 0 Thuncll'l's Gemes <>vw•• W L T 6 0 2 6 1 l ) l l • I 2 s ' 2 6 0 Unlvenllv vs. S.ddteoeci.. (et SA Bowt) l'rfda'l's Gemes Tutlln vs Coron• del Mar let OCCJ E stanclt et Newoort Hert>or l'ridey, Nev. 11 Gemes Coron• del Mar et Nawoort Hert>or S.ddteoac" vs Es!encte tel OCCl Tustin vs University (e t lrvll'll) P1clfk COlst LOlgue WOOdbrldlll Lagun• BHc.h Tre11vco Hhls Co"• Mese O<anoe LaQUna Hills L.N- W L T 3 0 0 2 1 0 1 ' 0 l 2 0 1 7 0 0 ) 0 ThunclaV's Games OVwel W L T • 0 0 2 5 1 6 7 0 3 • 1 2 6 0 1 7 0 Costa Me .. vs Orenoe C•t Et Modine ! 1'"4MV's Garnes Woodt>rkt91 et Legvn• &ucl'I Leoun• HIMS "'' Trat>veo HIHs l•I Min ion Vleto) Tl1Un41ay Nev. 10 Gamet Coate Me:ta et Lagun• Btedl Treouco HlllS "' W00<1orld111 <•• Irvine) Orange vs Leoune Hiiis (et Min ion Vleto) Sou1't CMl1 LOl9Ut LM-W L T Over•• W L T Min ion V••IO ) 0 0 • 0 0 Dene Hiii' 1 l o 3 ' El Toro 2 I 0 5 0 Ca1>111re r10 Vellev I 2 0 trvlne I 2 0 San Ctemenll 0 l 0 Tilunuy•s Gemes CePWrano Vallt!v "'' Er Toro Vlelo) l'r1dtt'l's Gemes trvlne •' Dane Hill' S.tv<oav. Nev S.n Ctemente el M1u 1on v e10 l'rlclltv, Nev. 11 Game\ trvlne vs Et Toro ter Min ion V•tlO• Sen Ctemtntt et CaPo,rrano V111t v Mon ton Vlt to at Dena Hiiis Anee!U' L119Ut LN-ov .... 0 0 0 W L T $1 Peu1 2 0 0 W L T 6 7 0 Ser•l•a 2 I 0 7 0 81slloo Amet I I O 6 0 Mater oat I 1 0 81SllOO Montgornery 0 ) 0 .,..,,....,,, OWN St Pj ut vl Meltf' Del lat OCCI ,,,....,,, o- 81Sl'IOO Amat ti BlatloP Montgomery satur119¥'• °""' Servile at Lo\#Ola (notH .. gue) 'nlWMllY. """'· It "-Mater Del YI SerYltt (t t SA Bown ,,,..y, ..... " 0.- St l>eut at 81Jlloo Amat 0 0 81\N)I) Mont~ at Alemany ,.._, (non· 0"'9r •mes IMI WM TMUltSOAY .,,..,. L.aque LOS Alemllos "''· Loar• (t i GIO•er Stadium) Ge<-. Gr-Laque Grove YI Lt Quint• cal BolM vs KtMtdV (ti WHtern) "RIDAY CtnfW\I &AeWt Cenvon ,,.. Sant• Ana Cat SA Bowl) VIiia Park ti Et N\odelle S.n11 A111 Valltv va. llootllNI <•• Tuatln) .,,...,. ....... E....-anta va. CYPfftS cat Wt1tw nJ ICalefla va El Dondo (•I Valenclt ) ,,_. ....... lunfty Hiiia al 9-l'atk Futt.rton et I.a HWa '°'*'. fl, Troy (ti F llllerton I ... en.. ....... ..... °'"* "'· ltellCflO Altmltot (t t ~Oft'f9) LOe Al'llleol va. Seftf"9o (1t ._. Orofldt) ............ Vlltflela vs. ~ (II Glo¥tl' Stedluml IAT\MOAV ~ ....... al Wet•" ... lt'M-Olllldl (ti Olo'ltf VOLLEYBALL SCHEDULES C ..... wemen TONIGHT Christ Cotle9e lrvlne et 8 lOla, 7;)() P.m. TUHDAY Southern Cellfornle College e t Biota , 7:30 pm WEDNa SDAY F'rlnceton et UCI, 7;30. ,ltlDAY UCI 11 Sen Joie Stele, 7:30 o.rn. ,SATUltDAY U<!t et Unlversuv of Pacific, 7:30 P m. Communttv C ..... Won'Mn WIDNIESDAY Golden West et A.lvtralde CC. S:JO; Gron · rtfont e.t Oranoe Coast, 7. ' l'ltlDAY O<enge Coast et CvPreu. S:JO. A.encho S.ntieoo el Golden West. 7 H'9tl acMet tltts TUESDAY - Corone det Mar et E"encoe , 7, Nawoor l Heroor et University, 7, Ceoisrreno Va ttev •1 lrvlnt , 3 IS, OcH nVlew el Edison, S'.30, Foun• teln Ve llt v et Marine , S:lO, Wntmlnster at Huntln9ton BH cn, S.30. WEDNESDAY Onn91 11 Co"• Mau, S:JO, WOOdt>rld9e at Le9une Beecn. 5.30 THutlSDAY Coron• de! Mer et Tu\lln. l.IS, University et Estencla . J IS, Ntwoort HerOc>r •' S.ddle· t>ec"· 3 IS. Men na et Oceen View, S.30. Foun· rein Vt lleY et Huntln91on &Hell. S.JO, Ed1M>n et Westmln\ltr. S·JO, Sen Ctemenlt el Irvine, 3 IS FltlDAY Costa Mua 11 Legun• BHCh, 3·1S. Tra buco Hiii\ 11 WOOdDrtd!Jt, 3 IS SATUllDAY Nt woort Heroor at Se nta Barllere Tour "•men• 9 a m TaNNIS ,.., .. °"" tat l'atts. ,.r_l SllllltS """' f<mos MaM6orl ClJratO def Bred Glloert (US J, 6·3, 6-2. 6-3 Women's "'4.lmement <•t lndlanapels, Ind.) S6ntMs fllnll Katerina Matffve (Buloerla) def. Zina G1rrlson CU.SJ , 6·3. 2·6, 6·2. C ..... wemen Al·Amarkan ~ ..... (ef L.H A ....... ) SllllltS I' NI Teml Wllllllnoer (Stenlord) def. Sandra &lrch (Stenford), 6·3, 6·0 Dautllaa "INI Kellv Murvll'llll·Stae>nanle Reece (ln<llana > def Jeekl• &ootl'l·De11letle Jones (Okta noma Stere'sl, 6·4, 6·2 TENNIS SCHEDULES Hlllll IChMI 9lrt$ TU•SDAY WHtmtnster et Hunllftlllon S.ecn. J, Foun· rein Veltev e t Marina, 3. Ocffll View •• Edison, J, Coron• de! Mar at E1tancle , 3; S.n Clemente et Irvine, 3·1S THUtUOAY Corona de! Mer et Tustin, l ; University er Estencle , J; Su11w 1 Leegue flnal1 et Huntlnoton 8HCh P'RIDAY Sunset l.Hllue flna'I t i Huntington Baedl SOCCUt c..... men alG WIST CON,•RENCI UCI 4, Sen HSI St."9 0 S.n JOM Stet• goalie .. \1 .. : Mlkt Telt ' UCI acOf'ff'lll: Miiia Parisi 2. Darren Bedolla I. Shewn 8ulloclt I Goell• H Yea: Demon Ellla 4 I Halftime: UCI . 2·0 SOCCllR SCHEDULES c.-... "*' ,RIOAY UCI ., Cal Stai. Fulltf'lon, 1:30 • SUNDAY Ntn O.·L.. \/"'' t i UCI, 2 P.m C"""""9ttY c..... men TUHOAY Ore1111t Co .. 1 al Futltt'ton, J, GOiden et CvPfen. ), ,RIOAY Or•lllll Coast ., Golden WHI, l. c.-... '""*' W8DMISO•Y West Unlrt<I Stettl fnrer.,_t._I Unlveraflv a t UCI, 3JO, SAT\MOAY UCI t t CllalM'Tll n Collella, S o.m. C"""""9ttY C.-... '""*' TU8IOAY Ortllllt Coast 11 .. ktf1119lcl. ~:)O; GOldtft Wftl at Petomar, t·30 ,9"0AY Lont a.di CC a4 OrlMt C:O.t, l:.JO; I.A Hlf1IOf' " GOldtl\ W..t. • • "' NHL STANDINGS -cam-.. C1nte •11e1 C1loarv KINI Edmonton V1ncouYer Winnipeg Toronto SI. Louis Ott roll Chlc1go MlnnHole SmvtMDM*" WLTPts s 3 3 13 6 s 0 12 s 4 2 12 s s 2 12 3 • 2 • NwmDM.- 1 4 1 17 S J 1 II 4 4 J 11 3 • 1 7 2 • 1 s Wates Cefttltrence ... ; ft1trkti DIVllMn NY R1noers I 2 1 17 Plllst>vrgh 7 4 0 14 Phll1detC>l'll1 6 s 0 12 NY~slanden ' 5 1 9 New Jersev • 6 1 9 Weshlngton 3 7 1 7 Boston Buff110 Hertford Quebec MOntreal Ada.ms DIVIMon 7 2 J s 6 2 5 s 0 s 7 0 4 7 I ~V'sk Wlnnloeo e. KMel • Vencouver 1. Cetoerv 1 Boston J, &uttelo l, r.e 17 12 10 10 9 New York Ran91rs 9, F'lt:st>urgh Chluoo S, Edmonton 2 Talllttlt'sG•rne Chicago •1 Caloerv, 6·3S p m Tllflde'l'I Gemes Klnel el Quebec, eJS o m VencouYer et Pl11St>urg11, U 5 pm WHlllnglon ., Detroit, •·3S pm GF GA •S JS 60 56 .u 47 40 32 31 •1 so 35 39 •9 30 .. S9 49 32 37 J9 47 .. 41 Q 40 37 36 .u 59 " 29 SI '2 JS 46 45 31 s. 39 56 4S Molllrtel al Hertford, 4 3S o.m F'nlledetllllle e t New Jerw v, 4:45 pm Winnipeg et New Yori< '"e nders. SOS Pm Los Angeles WlnnfPt!J Jets I, I< Ines 4 k eH bv l'eri.cb "Int ~..-lad I. Winnipeg, Ellett l (Duncan, McBain), I S7 (PP) 2. Los A11111tes, Kru$nelnvskl 1 1Tonell1, DeGrevl. t:37. 3, Loa Anoetes. Gretrkv 10, 14-ot. Penalllel-L.oa A/IDllH Oencll, served llv MCOonoUOll (loo menv men on lcel. 1 1e. laumoertner, L.A (rOUQl'llng), 11·12, Neufeld, Win (llllln·\tlckl1111). 11:22 SecaM ll'ertect 4, Los Anoelft, Nlcllolls 11 (ROl>ll•llle, Tev· tor>. S:Ol. s. LOS AnoetH. T•Ylor s (Nlcholls, Deorev>. l 1S7 (pp). 6. Wlnnloeo, Asnlon l (Mc8eln, Hewtfcnuk), 19:23. Pena l· tlt s-Mc8eln. Win (llOldlno>. 7:31; Ducnesne, LA (nool!lllQ), ll:lS T'lllrd ,,Wied 7. Winnipeg, Elttll 4 (Hawercnvit. A1111on), t :23. e. Winnipeg, Etvnu•ll 2 CStten, Nummlnen), 12-.37 (POI. 9, Winnloeo. Glthen 2 (Turcotte, Otauuon>. ll:l9 10, Winnipeg, Hewtrcnuk l (Mc8eln), 16:14. 11, WIMloeg, Sma il 9 (Stten). 16:51. 12, Winnipeg, Neufeld 1 (Nummlnen, Carlyle), 17:37. Penalllta-Kvte, Win (nl91'1· sllckl119), A:23; TontUI, LA (r0V9nl1111). 9:40. Small. Win (rouollln9), 9~40. McSorley, LA (Sltslllnol, lCl'.53. Shots on goal-l.os An9"es 9· 15· IC>-3• Wlnnl11t11 ~ll-21-63 Powtr·•Y <>PPOrtunhlas-Los Anoattt 1 of 2, Winnipeg 2 of J Goa~os AllMlts. HH IV. S·•·O ca sll0ta·3S :iavts). Winnipeg, RtdCllck, 3· l·I ()4-)0). A-1S,53S. o._ ... ...... DAV.Y'S LOCK•• ( .............. di) -S llOttt , 170 •'*-"· 2~ bonllo. 1s rock fl"1, 1 llallbut, 116 c11lco beu , 17 aancs ban, 15 mackerel, 2 Uno cod, 17 aculPln, 7 w roo. 7IO ~ oercll, 3' sNtPIMad, 17 whllefl"1 N•~T LANOtMO - 3 llOtts, 60 .,,.., •• 10 .. nc1 MU. 4 madltltl, •S roe!\ "'"· m KlllPln. 200 111ue -en, 10 r.o11.. Go1 f AUTO •ACIM9 , JUM• Cit Tlle ordtr ti cer, time, '• .,,.. ... "' mPrll \, Avrton ~. re11t, Mc:L..artn Hotwla, 1 llO\K, ii mlnUfet,-'6.m MCOftd1, l".23 f'\'IPI\. 2. Alain ll'rost, P"renee, MCL..aren Honcsa, UUf.SJI. 1 Tftlerrv leutun, .... lum, 8-llon Ford !>Flt, l:M.llJll .. o.r.... aww, Austria, Ftrrarl, l~SUIJ l • ._ .. ,..,. "-1111, llalv, e.n.11on Ford !>FR, l:M.M.776 6. •tee.• ,..., ... , llatv, Wllllerns Judd, \:U.IUll. 1. ~u Nallallma, Jaoa11, l.Otl(• Honda, l!IU6.151, I. l'NllHt Streiff, Franca, AGS Ford, l:U.\UU • '· PtllllNt Al!lot, France, l.&C Lola Ford, li.l .. U.1.._ 10. MalM'klo G"9tll'nl11. Breill, L.evton Houw /Mrctl Judd, l!JOJ IS) 11. Mk.t*t Alt>oreto, Italy, Ferreri, 1.3UU71. 12. Jonathan Pelmtr, 8rltatn, Tyrratt Ford, 1:U OUl2 . U. Pi.rlulet Martini, ltetv. Lots Minardi Ford . 1:33.32.f'lS. 14. Jull•n 8tlleY. Brlleln, TyrreM Ford, 1:35.00.170. IS. Lula Ptrtz Sale , Soeln, L.ol5 Minardi Ford. l:l!.15.lfO. 16. Aourt Surultl, Jeoen, f.loC. Lola Ford, 1::n.2u•2. 17. •-Arnoux. Franca , Ll11lw Loto Judd, 1::13.21..346. DWMtltllltoll 11. AndrH de c ... rls, ltetv, A.lei Ford, IS te ps tell WMf~lflltttS......_ ~ I. Senna. u. 2 F'rost, M; 3. Bout~. 29; s. Aloora10, 2•. 6 (Ila) Nannini eno l/i•rwlck, lS, 10. Mame41. 12. °'" ,.c.,.. NMltA "NALS <•t ,._, TOf" P'USL ...... °"' 8erMr, '1, 4 F'IOWI, 16, 1 9. CeoeUI, 14, . Joe Amero. Otd For91, F'• .. S. "' seconds ti 271.11 mPll, def. Gery Ormsby, A.011vlllt , 7.191, 120.01; Derrtlt Gwynn, Mleml. S.I ... 261.tf, def. Eerl Whlllno. Monl ... rlO, Wesn., 5.311, H US; Olck L.a Hele, Lensl119, Mien .• i.011, n4.31, def Eddie Hlh, Wlclllle Fells, Tuai, lll'olle, Stlfrlty Ml'klowney, Mt Ctemtn\, Mien., S..lM, 2n .n . def MlcllMI erotlltrton. Tulw, Okie., UGI, 274 22, Frank Brecllev. 0re11111. s..m. 2SU1, def er-Snow, Fort Worth, Tex ... 7.17t, 1n 53, ICCH'I Johnt, CCH'PUI c11r1111, T•••s. 6J32. 232 07, def. A.obtrt RMlll, Wllllller, t.SOJ, 9S 7t, Dennis Forctlle, Min· nat:POlll , S.A7t, 160,64, def. Connie l<elltte, YIJllentl, Nllcll., 13.0SO, 65.15; Rudy Toepite, Otrdanelle, Ark ,S.:tlO, te2.CM, def Frenlt Hewley, Galneavllle, Fie.. orot1e Qlla11ei111Ws Gwynn, S.lSS, 712?3, def Amato, S.171. 273..lf; LaH•'•· s.m . 29037. def Muldownev, 1.351, 90.64; &radley, S.J71, 2417'. Clef Jo11n1, U75', 112:1Jo.TirC.llt, S 116~. no '2;11tf.""TlJel)l(t , 10.437, 906. S«niflnal• Gwvnn, S. lJl, 273.... def. Le Helt , S 324, 264.11; Forcallt , S 196, 263 IS. del. Bredtev, S.206, 2 .... 62. """'s Gwynn, S 134, 774 7'2, def Forcette, S 147, 271.•t FUNNY CAR Rauftd OM Ken1w &ernstein. Delles, Bulc1< Ru ne, S 446 ?32.19, def. JOl'lnnv West. Cl\endltr, Am , OOdOt Devtone, I 313. 91.12, Don F'rudllomme, Grenade Hllls, Ponllec Trens Am, S.464, 262 23, def Ron Young, Sunnyvele, Tu es, F'ontlec Trenl Am. S690. SS 17, Tom Hoover. MePle Grove, Minn .. F'ontlac Trens Am, S.SOO, 2•2.st. def. Ed McCuJIOCn, Hemet, Olds Cullen, S.70?, 239.79; Mark Olwald, Cincinnati. Ford Tnun<ler · 111rd, S.417. 270.7S, Clef Jim MurPhy, S.nte llow . CllevrOlel 8tr•ll•. 11 S1', 7S.'J. JOM Force, VOl'Oe Uncle. Olds Cullen, s.J1t, 170 92, def Jim Dunn, Lono BH cn, Olds Flftnre, ll.t l6. 7•.'3; aruc.e L.an on, Da,.Pl'lln, Pa , Olds CUllHS, S.396, 269 46. Clef. Rlcllerd Hertman, S.n DlmH . Cllevrolet Corvette, ~.S7S, 2'3.31, Mike Dunn. Ont er lo, Olds Culless, S '41, 173 SS, def. Dela Pulde, Svtme r, Olds Cullan , Sstl, 270.11; JoM A. Merlin, S.n Dlmes, Cllevroter Berelle, S.A92, 161.6S, def Chris Lene, Tarnpe, Arlr .. Chevrolet Corvette, S l lS, 236.03. Olla"'9rl!Mh 8enllleln, S.4lf. 26'. It, def Prudll<lmme. IU 12, 92.26; Hoover. S 445, 25124, def Os weld. S.6". 27S.11; Force, s 403. 27116, def Larson, S 374, 271.32, Dunn, S .. s. 271 12. Clef Mertln. 9716. 6U9. SamlflNls 8ern11eln, 5.AOI, 767.53, def. Hoover, 9 090, 90.10; Force , S.S2~, 263 17, def. Dunn. S.639. 2S7.se. "IMI' FOl'ce, S 374. VU7. def. Btrnslel11, S SOI, , ... ,. ... o STOCK ·--OM warrtn .Jollnson, Oututll, Ge., Olds Cltra , 1.41S. 117.65. def. Jot Leoone, 8erwvn, Pe . c"""ro1a1 eere111, 1.41s. 196.10; 0on e avtrleY, Clleater, Va., Olds CullHs, 1.'41, llS.07, def Jw rY Eckman, Venture, F'onllac Flre11lra, 7.512, 113.93: Bruce Allen, Arllnglon, Tu as, Cllevrolel 8eralle, 7.A2', lU.61, Clef Tonv Cllrlsllen, S.resolt , Fie., Chevrolet &trette, 7.470, IN .21; Ktnnv Koratskv, Felrleu Hiila. Pa.. 7.SSI. 114.'5, def. Frenk s.nc:r..1. Baldwin, N.V .. Pofttle<: Trana Arn, 7.41l. IN.JS. 8 00 Glldcltll, Whllala/ld, 1no, Ford F'roae, 1 451, 111.n . def. Gordie Rivera. Yuma. Arlt., ,,,..,. roltt Bertlla , 7.500, lk 9S, 8utd\ L.u l. Bleck· lldl, Olllo, Pontiac Trena Am, 7.413, IN. lt, Clef. Ken Delco, Ctnttraach, NV., Pontiac Tren1 Am, '""'· IN.41; Frenk taconio, Flanelen , N.J., Pontltc Trana Am, '7,471, llS.91, clef. Larrv MOf'11tn, Newark, Ottlo, Olds Ciera , 7.572, 183.N; Morris JPllnson Jr., ltlcnmoncl, Ve .• Pontiac Trens Arn, 7.AS2. lls.26, def Joa Swev. Somero.le, NJ , Pontiac Trens Am , 7.wt. 1'3.12. ~ W.JOMson. 14'1. 116.61, def &evertev, 7 411, 114.7', Allen, 14'6, 197.34, def. korelSkY, 7 Sn , '"'"· Gllddtn, 7.421, 1t7 71. def L..eet, 996.S, 69.lO. M..Johnson. 1.'4•, llS.61, def laconlo, •.536. 112.64. SamNIMI• W.Jollnson, 7.419, 197.26, def Allen, 7.431, IU.31, M.JPhnson. 7 4'0, llS.76, Clef Gllddtn, 1 411, 111.e1 , ..... W.Johl'lton, 7 '32, 1'761 1520. IM.12, ... .... i• ... •• def M JOl'lnson, --..._..-......... ·-----~----. -- WAT•• ~O U.S......., ........ ~ ... (It A••••• M&) Cllemfltl ..... --SllMlt t, NYAC 6 SunMI 1 ) J 2-f NVAC 1 3 I 1-6 SutlMI te0rlng· I O'ltf' l, Vtltt t, G-" 2, L. Moucllawtr 1, Ool r·oll 1. Goallt wvn: Foltv 6 NVAC scoring, • JUO.. 2. Hiik 2. c. Judea 1, Vort 1. Goe11t """ Soloman 7 . o.tl' lc.-SYftM I 11, Cl\IQeo 7 Sallta lerWt t, HY AC 6 ""'""' 9, NVAC a 6 Olvmok: 10, Miami 10 HVAC a f, NeV'I f Nevv I, ()lymplc ' Sant• aarMrt 1 I, Cnlel.a 2 (ltllrd PIK•> SUnMf f, HVAC 6 (ffnl otacal , ............ SutlMI (5en oi.to); 2. NYAC (New York City); 3. s.n11 aat111re; 4. c11tc.eo; s. Miami; i. NIV'I (~s. Md.); 7. O!Vmok (San Frat1Clscot: •• NYAC •• ' Army(Wftt Point); 10, Nevv I ; 11. T .. as ($an Anlonlo/HouslOfll; 12. a1to11 (Ltwllbert, Pa.). c-.. 49•R INY1TATIONAL UCL.A U, UCI 1 UCI 0 3 1 )-7 UCLA 6 4 1 t-13 UCt acorlno: Putman 2, Htrmen 2, Wood t, Warde 1. 8ell 1. Goellt MYft. Knott t. UCLA scorl119· ROUSMeU 4, Peterson '· Eacoller 2, Aslc 2, Moo<• 1, F. Canaled! 1, M. CerMladl 1 Goalla ...... VandtrW-dt 11. USC 11, UCt ' UCI 2 3 2 t-9 USC 2 3 3 >-11 UCI scorlno· Wood 3, Ball l, Werda 3. Goallt savea: Knott t. USC acor1111: Berty s, Carver 2. Lfflltll 2, 8enacllct 1, A.ou l 1. Goelle .. vas: KlmO.ll 10. °"""' k-• Ct l ll, UC S.rote aero.re I Stanford 11, ,.__dine l Lono 8eacl'I s1 9, use a Stanford 9, ucse • Cal 14, PIHefd/ne 7 UCLA 12, Lono ltacn 51. 3 WATaR ftOLO SCHEDUL&S c ..... SUNDAY UnlYtrsllv ol Peclllc: "''· UCI at Htrlt191 Perl\, 11 t.m. C"""""9ttY c-... TUESDAY S.n Dlaoo Mew at Orenoe Coe:it. l.IS "RIDAY Or•no• Coast er Petomer, 3:1S Hllill lcMel TUISOAY Crt11>1 vs, Mettr Dtl let S.ddlebael\ HIOll), •:JO. ., waoN•SDAY ~ Coron• dtl Mer 11 Ntwoorl Ht rllor, J, ~It et Eatancle, 3; Tustin el UnlYenllv, 3; Octan View vs Merine (et Go!Oan Wnl, 6, w .. tmlnater """ Edison <•t Golden Wftl, 1), Founteln VtlleY "'' HuntlMton a..cn <et Gold· tn West, t ), Tre~ Hiiis el WoodbrldOa. l.15, COJta--Mtta at '"'-8eectl, 3 lS TIUMSDAY El Toro et lrvlne, 3;1S. 'lllOAY Edi.on at Estencle, l: Gerden Grove e l Coste Mt ... 3:1S; Sent• Ana et S.ddlebe<:ll, 3, St Jolin aosco "'' Mater Del let Sad<ll«>a<:.11 Hlon), •:JO; Buena F'arl\ et UnlvertllY, l'4S, El Toro et NewPOl'I He rllof', 3 ~' wttHTLING C"""""9ttY C""9 W•DNHDAY Mt San Antonio et GOiden Wn l, 7.30 P m "ltlDAY GOiden West el WH l VelteY tnvltetlonel, 10 e m ~ SATutlDAY GOiden West et Wt \l \leltey lnvltatlont l, 10 e.m. CROSS COUNTRY c ..... men and wemen SATUllDAY Soutnern Catltornl• COiieiia, Cllrl1l Col"" lrYlne •I NAIA Olstrl<:I Ill Final• ., Freano. Cemrnunltv c..... men and wemeft ,RIDAY Orange Coast, GOiden Wt1t at Ortlllll Emolrt Conteranc• Final• at Hunllnoton leach Central Park, 2;JO P m, Hlllll IChMI IMVI and "'11 THUllSOAY Me ler Dal •I AlloelU\ LH9UI Fln•I•. 2 o.m. "RIDAY s.. View Ltaoue Finals el Irvine F'erk, 2 P rn. SATUllDAY SutlMI LMIXll ~s ., HUl\llnoton IHcl'I Central Perk, t e.m. .. w.. .... .,. .. , ... "' aA»CnaALL. ......... 911 .... AIMdttlell IND1ANA l'ACERS-P lect d Stave Slloanovldl, center, on the lnfured tlst. Wtlved Mlcilfft "nder'°", guard. ~ ,OOTaAL.L. ................ L."911t NEW OllLEANS SAINTS-Aellvated Sieve Trepllo, guard, trorn lnfured r-vt . PHILADELPHIA EAOLES-Slllntd l<aMY Jackaon, wide rKelYer, to • __,..r c:ontrect r ' • CALL 842-5878 FROM NORTH ORANGE FROM SOUTH ORANGE 540-1220 496-6800 I ClXISMED ·'1EX 642-5671 I ..... NOllTH CMLJICll co. ...1. PllOll IOUTH GAW CO. -HU TMI DAIL V N.OT CHICK YOUR AD Cl.ASS"IEO'omcf HOURS THE FIRST Day T~k•~M·fl .. I 00 AM·5 30 PM S.tUtd,Y 81>0 AM· I I 30 AM 1111...,_ Couf'll., M·F 8 00 AM·~ 00 PM DIAou.I ~,.,_ -· r-. --· ,,. .. . s.v .. . '--• Of•0..1"( \41• , ••• "' ~ .. ., ... ,,,,.. , .. ..., ,. .. ~··"" ,....,. llt ... •t 'JltfUt/ .... , .... ,_ •.. -. Jr-• ·> ' -!!I ' ' , ,~ o.' "' tf ,., ... fl ~"""'~" ..... .-tt ""~" .......... t<<•• .... t¥ ... ,..,, .. ttt..,, ..... ,. \'tfl • ._... .,.., .. ~,, .. Nell .... ( .... c-. #9'i;f •• .. • • ...,, .,.,.,, ~•·r• "9M) iit1t f"'-0• "_._,.ad~l'llO .. '•.., •"• ., ... ,. ... .-v.,-, \4 ~.., ........ ,.. ... """-• .. ,.~ ....... fll #• ~ """ .,, ...... .....,.. • , .... , It(~·~ ..... """' ,, .... 1~ et"!-• .. • •H ._., ... t,-., ...... ......,.~ N)1 .... ,.. ..... ,. Gt•\ H , .. ...,.,. ... -~·•w~ -~M lGo .,..'\ff (~94' ..... ·~·H •• '. d ... ~· ......... 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Incl " I lmY llllllLll S3500/mo Lse opt Sorry, no pets 64'-0509 Pool & spa p11tosJdeck1. Cab19 rNdY "'° peta. Charming 3BD 2 112 BA S750,000 631-5866 garage or carport S69S mo. SEACLIFF Home oltered by owner & --1110 WITll _ ~~oom ~10° llW MANOR 5'8-2882 ready tor 1mmed oc-I I •-2~ ...., 28' 28a Si50 cupancy Newty painted I WlllT TllllAOI En1oy breathtaking vleWS w1 / r 1ll15 * 631~999 rm l '•Ba 5815 IYllUILE 18'.18aS750 carpeted & landscaped' EnJOY CdM II 1t$ beSt 1n1 & sunsets lrom this 3BR 675~0~ rh:r~~~ 161 E lSth St 642..()856 East Blu"· new carpet, "° Upgraded kitchen & thls spacious & 1uxunous 2BA beauty wlteatures 18181795 2965 S T LARGE 28' 18a-Ml50/mo. 28d-------~D65 HUGEf 1 pets. 6'0-1911 baths. Pool Aecond1-3BR 2''tBA beauty too numberous to men· __ • un-ues S400 sec;unty Available rm 2Ba twnhse .., tloned New windows & lmmed occpy possible t1on lmmed occ;py poss-New ~aut 2BR. 2BA. Nov 2 cau tor apptm 825 Center St 642· 1•2• • • FEW ........... French Doors New cop-Shon or long tetm lse 1ble Cl'lildren & pets OK upstrs apt tor yrly leaH 631-1879, SQ fT ULORE 2Br/2 par~i~ng spaces per plumbing Cozy FR Children & pets OK $2650/mo Doug Herbst wlolf street parking 2BR Duple" Xlnt N'fl.PI u+,..ct:fi~ Xtra lg patiO. $1200/mo: I with tplc Great neigh· $2850/mo Doug Herbst I 720..3980 or 760-5000 S 1250/mo 675-9168 Hgts locariooi Oak llOOfs ~ -=-a LAlll 1·1·1 • IPTI 650-1&24 b1wn 9wn-5pm bOrhood & sch dist 720-3980 or 780-5000 l"tlr M..A.V lillto& Ptaiaiah completely remodeled ~£ABOUT I *~ 11•* Open Sun 12.5 2015 nr MA..V ~ .. f sa501mo 642-2807 APAITIHITS -tfiih"W. Commodore S•35.000 ~lrlra 1 \t'\\!'T'V"'l--n-' ru·~ "II 2t07 --Large attractive Apts in a II Oll11T11•• IFrig. ishwasher, stow I n et call R ic k t'"' .....,"YI' IU~ 'II .V.~'-""'' hA" * * 1 BA garage new be rtu .. Incl Nopets545-<6855 646-8125/646·J973 \ \~ • lo... .II " RE·Al~ORS ATTRACTIVE 2Br twnhs. carpet, drapes paint P~~!. t garden setting SPECHL * ... S pacious 1 BR ~A 5 • near Ferry gar patio, 5625/mo 213•59a-8902 .,.,... garages No pets IA .. lllCHYOI 1900 sll townhome 3BA lndry Mature tennants ___ 1Bedroom$650 •New GEdlw S1ove,& Baytront, l aun rm ~ERSAILLES COst1 tH 1ffi 2~rBA, tam rm, wet bar. 51050 Yrly 673-4866• * •2BA. 18.A. private 301 AYICAll M1Grow1ve itS950tmo'ft WANTED trplc, lormal dining rm 0 & quiet $735 ... 2 i•11:o Drapes 10r Deauv1lle condo t Clean Mesa Verde lg vaulted ce1hngs. blllns, *NEWLY FURNISHED• paho b11t1ns. poot clean COSTA MESA •New White Carpet & Bob 723-0350 by pvt party 3BA 2BA. d/w, 2 car gar· Sl750/mo 720•7400 CEANFRONl 1 BDRM$ * 6•2·1850 * -• -•Ctoseto3 F..,,.s •mA•UTE• Goll course view prel age patio, fireplace Available Great locallon ----• ., Beaut 3B 2Ba t hse a..;llliiil•lilll•llilliH 721-8508 $1100 No pets 640-2495 2BR • den unturntturn Must see' Bkr 675-4606 *•MESA PtHS• * • HSTSIDE DU,LEI ~g;s~~l~~and South AIC,gar.,rw/d hk u;~ * CORONA DEL MAR Condo. 2'?8.A., 1860 sq ft. 3BR 2Ba steps 10 beach A small, quiet comple~ 3BR 1 tBA llreplace p carpet & drapes. trplc, ~: .. -,j] BRAND new contem-USTSIDf X·LR& 11R poof, tennis, $1675/mo. 4 grea1 cond' Carport Studio $550 OR S58S pa110. garage 2BR 1BA, •Large ool & Deck Area I track tights. cell fan, nr porary condos near com-lBA · dining rm & lrptc 2 mo~ Ok 722-7007 balcony appli lndry w/lrplc 1BR $650 Like patio. garage new paint •t~~;~d~!~~ ~~~~~~!° Hoag Hosp S 1100/mo. pletlon Open & bright ~;~gar, ~ew ~ain~ & crpt *lllAll lfW llPLEX' S1300tmo yrty 673-2880 new & very pvt' Frptc carpet appllances •Cable TV Available 4101 Hilaria with 3 bdrms, Ip . lamlly Adult~n~c9c:171 ~ .. a~~~:s 3BR 2BA. 2 car gar. lrp1d FURNISHED DELUXE 2BD pool,N~~E.+sd1•9~~~4 7 S950/S8l~o-~~~8002 or •New Laundry Fac11t1tes ITSL MGMT 642-1603 room, lnSlde laundry & __ D/W micro w/d hkups near bay and ocean trpt sec ___ ___ •Covered Parkmg 3BR, 2 SBA. Eastbluff d~le garage. Top quality •LAG 3BR 2'1SA. 2-sty,1 trash comp' Yrly 51400 gar $1100 yrly aiso •BACHELOR Eside apt-CASACIUIAIA •Pr1vateBalconyto twnhse. 2car gar. newly with every amer:!1ty, sur-gar lrplc. patio. lndry Ilk· Agt 675•46061722•8520 ocean view turn 2BD Kitchen. patio quiet 400 Merrimac Way Gardens upgraded. avail now, rounded by patios g -up Small pet ok ~1300 2BA lrpt gar $1100 prkng, lndry mr No pets -•-l"BR S660 •Elegant Atmosnpere I S 1400/mo 759-7 UMI landscaping 675-4912 Agt 3BR 2BA lresnly painted winter. 992·2923 $595 incl ut 720-1S65 •2BA S750 •Sorry No Pets 631· 1•00 E G ---Upgraded crpt & window G Fl• 1111 ACllSS f-IUll S395 000 LE ANT new 2Br, 2Ba 2 treatment FrplC sec sys STEPS TO BEACH 2BA *CLISE Tl ALL* as paid 979-1911 CLEAN 2BA. lg llv rm, . ' car garage. yard, d/w etc tern auto sp~1nklers Wit n gar age Yearly 2BR 1 BA, tndry room EASlStD.E 1 Bdrm newly 2881 Bear St. Corner 01 partung, uhls lnCI. No - \\.\ll HI HI" 1 171 Monte _vista. s9501 Great toc• Grndr incl S lOOOlmo Agt 722-7776 close 10 shops & buses decorated COfn41f unit m Bristol. Costa Mesa pets 1 1175 723-12.92 ltll'l.1t ' ''"· No pets 6•2 3812 -$1950/mo 760-5064 Evening 760-175 We II accept Sect 8 •-plex $575 1st/last• -114/141-11~ RE•LESWE BRIGHTONSPRINGStBR liHARBORVIEWHOME Coroudtllil1r 2622 Housing S6751mo deposit S48-1665 TIEYICTlllU ACllSI,_._ ._ I Condo Secluded woods13Br 3ea-bonus room 2257 MAPLE EASTSIDE 2BR 1BA at· 28R w/ ar Car ets 11•"'1 It.I Elt.tt F.r S.lt IJ IL-REAL TORS & streams Ground lloor l/p upgraded gardnr rpl d k relng TSL MGMT 642-1603 tractive 11gh1 airy e•c dra...e ~t H'IS F~.... 38R 2BA Lower Unit. I -• level wsnr/Oryr stack ' sphl arage ar oeach cond ga fenced t ,,,_, • """ New carpet gM: W/O P · l 1007 .IMPtttrs·llJ'I Terr. nook-up micro. Ir 1c ar comm. P<>OI. park, lg yd For pie No CUlllll CtlJ llr 1 pa 10 yard wl pallo Water p11d ·Mex.,. Bta1t1/Ctad11 ta&ala 1 3Br 2 5Ba ·lam, shutters ·w opnr -carpJ. ~ S21001mo 647 •7526 agt pets S 1075 673-1039 Ou1et bid on E Side COTY S750 mo-dep S4S· 1709 63&-• 120 Call 1·5PM hkup, yard xt to part(; r ICWFlllTHPUJ IRogersGrdnlndscpdlgyd area pool spa S750 -•MUST SEE'• -.2BAtBAS995-w/lots,wood AsSlgned E S1C1e2BD18Anewpa1nt 667Victorll H S720 S1100~~RIVER ..... ,. 1ooz1 ... Br/2Ba upper Pvt quiet bkr's coop 2 5% dep VELMA 549-24•7 HVH New upgrades • lBR tBA $695/~~ papung & taunClry f8Clh· & ,car~~5lndry2~~ nEo •TOWNHOUSE• TSL MGMT 642-1803 'Ir ACRE (nt), horse prop-•3Br/2Ba lower $425K. PIP 854-3063 CLEAN ZBr lB d ..., crpts, hie. •Br 2Ba. lam Near t>eacn No smokersl lies S530tMo 938..0S52 r:e61ns 1 ,,,.4m0° .. 52 ·C 2BR1 1',BA lrpt. ig patio :"':"'=-s=,....,..,.=--=:c=------er1y, 3BR house. Newport $795,000 a u.,.ex. rm S2275t mo 760-0715 ---P .,.. • t 1940 w 11 EA TBLUFF 2BR 1 '"Ba. Back Bay area. Open Sat I .llST LISTEll $725 Ga5r sml yard. no1 NEWPORT SHOR S or pets 675-3383 I •llSTAIT II• f"Sioe ig 2Br-den upslrs ~Mo 5•8-534: ace, trplc, l)OOI, S950. 848 &. Sun 12·5, 20291 r Dupte11 • 3BA 2BA ea pets 19 4 A Meyer * E * •A t•(*31 11 LG 2Br l '1BA Townl'IOuse d Pie id hk I ~ Amigos We Apply c s t A I Wal~ to bcll pools & len· Credrt cnecir S-4M •lt4 ~ n " .n. r I I E' side a e 1>11t~o u Jt, w up, p. ; Westside 2BA A_pt.._patjo, He1ghts, 756-9162 Agt. I DOCKSIDE RE 722-9730 USTSIDE COSTA MESA & paint. Yearly $2150tmo Avail now * 646-06•5 2/29 ORANGE S13001mo * 650-70•8 New paint. sto'/9 & crpt Executive Townhouae ypress, an a na nis. S339,00o, jncl land lam & hv rms. new carpet Huge sundecll S 1150/mo laundr r~~S850/mo P!ftiOTC)l{"Q A-vrnn lndry lac. 2 prkng spaoes 1=----~---- AllOlllUll>'THI'. "I Newport, Heights area lg NEGOTIABLE 675-5447 COZY 1BR-. ollice 2Ba I TSL MGMT 642•1603 EASTSIDE Sharp & Clean $750/mo 731...S488 3BR, 2BA. 2 Cal' gar, SEMS~~I(· I OCU91FROITIPLJESI 3BR 2 rBA patio. dbl! deck gar ut1lpa1d St9'• --2BR Washer/Ory e rla~ .. L 0 c EA N v I E w ICtrtal ••I Mar 1022 One 4BR up, 3BR dn. One garage ou1et area Ultra· *REITALS* Poppy OPEN SAT/SUNI CLOSE Tl-ALL! Plkup. pvt sunoeck. encl Ht. IC. 818-446-8993 COLDWeLL BANl(eRO , 2BR up, 2BA On From clean.2story.S1250/mo 12-5t>r S900-$5000/mo agt 10-1 $825/mo548-2525 1 11000FF gar $740/mo 5•6-9950 11 Bedroom • blocks to FURNISHED 2 BR 2 BA 2 BLOCKS TO BEACH $775 000 642-38SO Call Robert Milliken to Marti Fe g son 642-7706 -beach Sto e & I "" No ___ ... ' · ' DUPLEX 28 2B 28 ' 63 66 r u CUT E OCEAN VIEW lBR 2Br 1Ba EastSlde loc Easts1de IBR Cottage · v r.,, ....,....,o, ocean vteW, l)OOI, t'1Ba Newt/rem~deled~: Property House Rllrs -ll:!W d "12 3BR 2'18.A. Condo, ... ml Brtghl newly oecorated,I BBO. pool, laundry rm. frplc. encl paho, lndry: pets All UlllS pd JK. Otx s11001mo -- ' .. ,.,_ ... 1..,, 1-. .._1 , $529 .. 000 675-3286 Moltile Ho•tl . • ·~·~ ~~ ' • lrom beach. quiet area large sundeck Av111 now $725/mo E-Z '" storage rm, S650 • $750 __ s550t mo 98~954 722--35 4 5 Of' 650-2.522 -'1""'-lUll:•Jt"' F SI llOO ''-. _ Pool.Jacuzzi $1 150/mo • S825tmo •640-7584 1"9E Bay sec 6'5·723•NOPETS1 •Lg3BR.2'rBA dbl gar1Uany ioch009ifiom.Stu-JASlllf CIEEI •RARE,,... or l t !~ . ., Call Jill. 730-08•4 TSL MGMT 642-1603 w/laundry hkup, PlllO, no d1os. 2 & 3 b9drooms. l ••t O •-Ptex with panoramic WINTER AT THE BEACH' , MOVE 11 IOHS •GREAT LOCATION * PUISllf LIYIHI Pe Is Be• ch I He 1 I Great locallon. Starting ,.,. r 00 views 2Bdrms with tire-We have one rental travel E's1de3BA 1BA lencd yd 3BR 2BA DUPLEX w lrptc 2BR , 1BA close to E sde 2B t Ba 0 ""' Jog to beach 2BR 2BA. $1100/mo 963-7055 I 11 S575Jmo 675-'606 D~AMATIC plan " lovely places and balconies trailer tell' Enioy lull use Fr dr wld hkup 8rdnr & patio-On Balt>oa Blvd beacn S950 mo 900 1 w t ~ '0 ww fireplace patio tBA HUNT Harbour area Avail hght decor with private $975000 30"•• Down of heated pool spa club pet o k s 11s mo Walkingsd1stance to the Sea Lane 644-2611 ~~50 e ~a9~9~gar. w loft view 1acuzz1 now LrgdetuHlBrown· ••TllUY• J>al1os and garden Damon, .A.gt 863· 1500 house and other lac1ht1es 6S0·3962 t>etw 9-5pm beac~ ~ ~o:>;~:4 '~!a; IBR D 2BA I b mo • • ' From $950 Ullls . pd ers unit trptc d/w w/d 3BR. 2',BA. cio9e to sh<>P- Spaclous 3 bedrooms Dys 642-03•2Wknds $525 per month E 'd DI T It sec ac . . en I w,a *LllEllW• 631·6107or853-0665 nk-up patio S6751mo-pmg&d1n1ng.SuS*'VteW ~~~-~~;a~~?r lam1ly Beau11lut Corona del Mar 53&-8316_ ~wn 8am-6pm 2Br s: ,~a •g:~ta2~" H •tllll 1-UITY-;i:.wdb~ g~~s1\gf,f,1c21::" Come see tne d1llerence MESA Vflllf S 1025 sec 8A6-582• ~~ ~ L~6~;:;:o I .a.a 1010 home. great location, 3 •-l 25•:t,<;>range 642-2520 ,. 928-18"4 714 675-7764 comp ete,y re.,,odeteo 2BR .)BA garage S750 •·PLEX remodeled very ~===~==~= . ..... btks 10 beach & shops acatl S Featuring 48R 2 18.A.. PV1 C~ Beau\ilul 2BR apts Pool Pam 546-5880/979·3848 Clean 2BA 18A gar, GOV'MTHOMES s 1 00 (U S•25 000 includes condo ~ fc a profess on ally land-OStl MtSl 2624 rec room. launory room patio, grd flr no pets •• ,.., _..,. Repair) Foreclosures plans lor e11s1 property JIHI oa OS llMEllATE OCCIPAICY scapeo Pat•o & UP· •Great Easl5•de ioc• Rudy tor instant move-MUT SEE? S715tmo-MC 968-1•87 it WITH BOAT SLIPS'ft Ta~ Delinquent Property' 759· 1193 ltrl ZIOZ Nwpt Hghts Be1court style grades too numerous to 1 & 2 Bdrm apts stan in• ~;60 sg:~ ~t6r Nmo 2BA 2BA I P new carpet REN FREE TILL NOV 1 EXCLUSIVE BEACH Now selling This area' WANT OLDE CdM prop-RENTALS AVAILABLE Cletached ty,nnm '·)' men11on This Bluffs S6 15 Gar cable a\1 v ·I encl gar . a.II DIHns near Lg 2Br 28a in •-pier encl COMMUNITY Ca ti (Rel u n dab I e I erty cash or cash 10 your Short term & winter new 2-car aitch 3B~ beauh ""'11 not iasi Grnblt w BBQ 1nory rm ALA •IW &PTS. shops $750imo gar nl(ups 01,,,. patio Has t>eautlful 1BR I BA on 1•407.7u .3220 E•I loan foreclosures ok SS50 10 51400 2 SBA Ceramic 11te& oai. lmmeo occpy possible Sorry No pets 631-842-530 W W son 810 CENTER 3 $795•5500• dee> 'Eths nr the BAY• 1100 s/f W/D K31 t for lfst1ngs net to you .A.gt 673-5599 Waterfront Homes Inc cbnts Mo-to-mo ok k•Cls CSnotdren & pets OK TSL MGMT TSL MGMT 6412-160 Ben No pets 540-"484 hkup, trplc. moo, O/W, _ ok Subm11 on pet nort or long 1erm lse 722·9012 or 6•2· 1603 NPT HGlS area 2Br i& , • -~--gar -Enjoy our pvt bch• IHI IOWI PAYIHT1 osta Ntll 10241 215 M R~altoB~b 1 S 1800 mo Chi E ynn $18751mo Doug Hl!f'bst mleSliB.AU Sorry No Pets• Ba. gar . new carpet new lrv1at . 2644 1 it Boat Slips Extr•* We'll give you ttie down in I IESA VERDE ~~~~6900 oa s Kemp 760·5000 720·3980 or 760-5000 S52S dep 'SR moot1e Paint. no pets• S7•01mo Orangetree Condo 1BR -Sorry, no pets exchg lor a share ol own· •BR 2BA. $214 900 Pnn-1-----nr M~V nr a~ ... v APAllTllrlTS Mme Secure Mature • oep 642-5722 loft ten('ll S pool CAU. , ...... ershlp. You make the 1 I )"'-I I ..1 2106 K.U',rlr.\ K.U',rlnl\ " adults No e>ets 1991 --mthly pymts & we share • c1palsonly 854-0759 1 I uvl I 1111 \I'" I "1! I'' 1.. \I'\\ I ~'I I''\ Beautilull) landscaped Newport Blvd 646•8373 SHARP&CLEAN 1 & 2BR st r eams n e w Newport Shores 2Br 28a, apprec You receive AFFORDABLE GIANT" ***2BR • Den tBA \\ 1 ' 1 I \\ ~ 1 quiet large. clean Apts Dishwasher encl garage, carpet paint orapes 1 2-c.r gar, frplc, frige. l OlWllax benefits Musi) SBA 38A. lrg eat ·in cottage 214 Apoiena RE Al TOR<., • RE ~LTOOC. • Pool & spa patio Of deck BEAUTIFUL ZBR 1BA 1,, cable TV Fro.,, $635 me avail 11 ' 1 S 700 mo dlw, 1 blk. (o bcn. A,vall have clean credit .A.gt kitchen. living room Close to town $1350/mo LARGE 3Br 2Ba condo 2· 675 491 Ppme 1oca11on Quiet comple~ Pool gar-Sorry. No pets 645-55~ 552·7•46 1111 S930/mo 650-3159 957·6002 Dys, E11. Wknds w/space for pp1ano or yearly 673-5686** car garage patio new · • 2 2~:r~r~~~as::J5 age ca Die TV new Sparkling clean 2Bdrm •no11::; sum~11· •0n~e NEWPT SHORES Large .Ew, •• T .ORT" bridge table ool-s1ze 4BR 4BA South Baylront kitchen, paint & carpet PENINSULA YEARL y 2250 VA•l!•A•t WAY carpet1pa1nt • ALL UTIL· , .ea $750 All ullls pd ano yar . n ..,., 3Br 28• wtgar $1230/mo rear yard • AV Near $1100/mo 546-1765 •Cute 28R 1BA IOYrer ' • n lTIES PAtD• Garage. Sorry. no pets rooe ineoicye .. a7 S•Utne 11btktobeach 206Colton TIWllllES I schools S272K Allyson with dock partially turn LUXURY ZBr 2Ba condo duplex. sl'lare laundry No COSTA MES A S7251Mo CALL 722-1832 1960 Wallace 6'2·•905 witn • ctawhed ea Ind buy Beaut1l\.ll 960-3727 PllGE IHIOTlll 540-7355. 751-0669 Agt $3000/";~2~~~~ Nov 1 Obi gar lrp1c. pool parking S800 540·1121 tometn1ng you do "Md SELLER anxious and Beautiful lamlly home on a $995 Mo lSI & last *Lrg 3BR 28A upper 1BR lBA sundeci.. enc ready to movel Drama, cut-de-sac Soutn Coast CHARlll& ·S300 642-5290 duplex garage lireplac:e gar. close 10 so coast charm, style ... th1s hOme Plaza area. $340000 2BR2.SAHOUSE NEWPOR T HEIGHTS laundrl hook-up, 3 Pl a z a 5 ; 1o mo has II •II' The entry flows Margie, .A.gt 979-8280 Beam ceilings. brick lrplc 2BR 1 BA patio avail vdecllk: • '1300EllTILS 540-0 117 or 962-9804 into an expan&1ve hv1ng1 -lam1l y rm pa110 11 15 $800 mo no pet ..,. and dining area which CISTOI 01 A '14 ACRE! $1275/Mo Call NATALIE 6•2•4011 s 1BR Apt Carpttt orapes soars 2 stories in height Under construction SBA S48-6569 or 759-6600 BACHELOR PAD almost stove lg tence paho The kitchen is open to 1he 4BA over 3.000 s/I Poot Merrill Lynch Really Nev.pori Lat1d•r1g unioue oceanfront S9SO mo close to shopping avail drm. enhancing thel on '• acre lot, $349.0001 ---separate cor1do spacdk 2BR w view s 1oso mo now 650-724• fnendly in-formal am-Margie .A.gt 979-8280 RENTALS AVAILABLE 2BR 2BA dbl gar 2BA • Den S 1-350 mo --blance 'The downstairs • _ I Short term & winter s1200 mo 548-9909 DOCKSIDE RE 722_9730 E'SIDE 1Br ups1a.rs cable mstr ste 15 completely lf8H leada 104 $850 to $1400 TV nkup wa'k in c1ose1 separate from the up-1seR. 3BX. tolt. lam rm.I W1ttrfro1tHo•ts,138R ~i~™~1·r~~•ace WAUTOIALllAISL 3;~sv~~a~~J11f6 ~ 575 stairs bdrm. an 1deat ar-Fantasic View• needs llC b 1 t 1 1 1 0 tBA & den 1 1Ba 2-sty __ rangement tor a teen-TLC $565 ooo Agt Tara • e u 'u prv yar e11ec twnhme m Bayside--------- aoer The loll dramall· •94-0215, 497-5123 R111ters 173-1900 ~ 2~~ p~f, 63 i-~~:;· Cove Frplc sundecks He1· rloom cally overlooking the trm na . w/d 2-car gar gated gives this home special New construction. 3BR, I JL-• ·~i4~\:· comm pool & spa on the e1tcllem•nt Price re· 3BA. lam rm, beaulllul l uvl • P ,,-bay $22501mo 240..1752 Cl I duc:ed 10 $270,000 ~:r:d~eS~7~~ ~e7 Ptnin11l1 2101t IB1g Canyon Condo. lg 2BA ot 1 111·1100 Tara49•·02tS,497-51~3 3BR 2'>Ba. frplc 2-car SHARP trHevel condo 28.A.. lrplc sec entry & r l"r.a:>r'l: I l KJ NS gar, patio, kllch bit-ins. · gar Poot. spa_ ten $1600 \' "~'-1r. • Newport ltac~ 106 I remodeled 1309 w Bay East side. JSR 2BA, 1"· 754-2373 or 759-0928 IP.!!! ll )\ti'\;\;' -$ 1600/mo yrly 650-4616 nice crpllpaint, wtd ' - -Uiial Rl\l roH"• IEST IET UCK IH I hkups. d/w 3 car gar, no BLUFFS -------·--4BR 2112BA twnhme Newer yearly 2BA 2BA dogs 3BA 211BA. end unit. pool. -----w/1800 s/I Yard. 2 st.,s •• •11clt A MUST SEEi mint cond, rrage. SELL I balconies. 2 car attached Bkr 642-3850 S 1350 mo 645-7676 S t•2~ Mo 760· 384 Agt garages Hurry on this I WELL lurmshed 3Br 2Ba 3BA 1 '·BA gar frptc. tri-BLUFFS Condo. 3Br I S 189 900 Chuck & Liz oceanfront St 600/mo ple11 XLNT E Side toe. 2 ,Ba end unit Frplc. lrg throu1<h class1f t<'d I Jones 63 t • 1266 or 2Br 2Ba close to ocean.I 380 Woodland S995/mo patio garage. pool •_.2•1111 646•5743 $900/mo 8 18/"46-9392 A11a1I 1113 646-9906 S 1350 mo lse 6'0-7185 I " --... I M 4122'•~ I I. 2140 CONDO IBA oceantbay lrtll •t Ir t. ant. HC• view LICIO Park Of HI· lllJ Piil 2111 1U CllARIH 13 BR 2· 1 BA Twnhse X· rise •tn fir sec bldg walk New paint garden gar-Ira lg Mstr BA 2-car gar 1 to L•do Village $1•50 lse age Avl 1'111 720:178 .. I fenced yd Frplc, W D tncl uht Sara723-0697orl HlleWe tee. ••wteek1 CDM with ...... ~, ... ~. lftcre4Htl• wlewt Thlr~ ef .. ecre, Ml, 2~1A, fentlty & ....... reetM. 17».oGO , ....... _. hkup $995 963-6956 2131665-4294 Tu-Th 2BA 1BA Duple• WOOd -deck No pets Walk to 3BR 2BA parll·hkt set· BALBOA •Br Ip S 1500 beach $850/mo incl ling lat>ulous clubho\lse BAYFAONT Condo 2Br water 640-4090 P<>O'a~sm~~;· ~~~~,.55 1 ~lt5JloA Coves 2Br den. HI 2U ICUIFIHT Eves 2 t3 123.2131 1rp1c 1pa docll s2300 $2000/mo & 2Br 2Ba •BR 38A 2 st home nice BAYFRONT Condo 2Br ' N1ce1 Frplc Agl 673-535• area Beaut randsc '...,...,.i den, dock lor 80 boat · ,...,...., Yearly SA750 2Br hse on Bluff' 3 blks to alarm d w stov• 3 car LINDA ISLE 2 story 5Br b9ach. lg deck. dbl gar gar S l500tmo 964-23041 1:1,.011 ~dock S 10.000 $1 375/mo n-pets !AVAILABLE NOW' 3Br Wififfftat .... sleo. s.tS-2820..D Gary 1 rBa Hunt Bay Condo IRat -s 1• 722-6453-N WtD stove trig $8001mo """'---.1· 1~ 2 B Den 2 I, e A -dep Nr Brookhurat & HIGHL y upgr ade(l N•w· SM: Crochet a pretty cioth ol ptneappfes. spider webs and scallops Cloth SO 10 130 cotton. 75 1n w/SPECT ACULR VIEW' I Adams 968-8253 por1 Norttl condo. 28r 2723 Ocean 81vd RUSTiC 2 Bedroom House 2'1B1 S 1700/mo W1111 bedspread It will be $2800/mo. 675-6900 'L•roe'Front & Rear Yd I COn$1der teate OPhOn I an heirloom' let Ue lltl• Y•• Sell Y.., p,.,.,,,! Cell C1111111M , 641-5671 for information & surprisingly low cost. 4BR 2BA home ON THE No Pets UlllS Pd •97•9918 . --$3.25 PlUS $1 25 pH BEACH 11 Big Corona.I S750 Mo dep 631 -•147 LIDO tSLE 4BR 2'1BA. 1 FOREACHPATIERN Breakers 0t1ve Yearly lrviH 21 H MW carpet FRIDA. Lg ORDERED $3900/mo winter . I patio. 45 101. 3 ear gr. $3000/mo Call Cart at ON1VtAsifY PARK •Br s21so. yrly 673-7767 6•0-7000 I 2 B • com m P 0 o I I LIDO SANDS hCk1se 2Br S 12951mo no pets 1 ' Spacious 1Bt condo NEWPORT PACIFIC den urn yd , g•r CM upper w1d, FtP, M llbef Dave 645•3583 cdrllm S 1700 twtnt9fl will gar $1050 Mone agt I c~ yTty 646-5994 724-4060 8-5 M·F 4BR 3BA Grffntr tiome ~ 1 H hit J BA Oul9t nr 1"9 pe1k M•n'f 3 8 por ig FABULOUS New cont m-upgr•Oes Fruit lrHS A POOi garag• porary 2BR 38A co"'1o, •ssoc: •"*"• S 1 $00 mo S 1 ~ 1 5 I m o l •a s • PanoranucV!e'#S ocean & D 754·2110 Ev 5S9·7091 '45'-eMe °' 72H>MS hl!bor SJ500 ......... ,.,._.. ........ Un~ Pk, J BA, 21, BA 2 fMIUAllll&I I &.!:011• c.,g.,, 11150 q1t pOo1 B••ct1••·8•)fro,,1 ,... • 11c vb c t nea1 by w dOctc-Ouiet Fam nrnes 'o""-N"'"1~ht-.--r">n-p-.,--,d-Clec-.1 $ UM>Jmo t 'If IMM Nov ~O FU 1 Agt 54f.~9 . OFRR GOOO THOOUGH ~31, 1989 ...... ........ ...,. .... c.t Nilllllml c.. Dept. 0000 loa 4000 ..... Ml .. ,~ """' NefN, Addr .... ~.~~ ....... '* (NY & Ml 1..oer. ........... , IU•• Ouplei., 391 2' 91 t 14•·7220 or 754·1711 UPP8I •P t'..aA. 2 ~ fully ~u•P lutUI wtd l9)'0W bu-..movingto a Qef .... tfNll_ JMltiO 1'2 ~IKuttr view. S2000 1,..IOCatoOn?AMC>ufleetM ~tr1 SI 111SOtmo yrty 873.-0421 or 9ea·3917 ,,.,. .. ctrn 'rM Avt now 213-S91·4'104-~~====~===~==~J ,. OUR FAMOUS DIMESJ\-LIN~ NAME ADDRESS CITY AMOUNT ENCLOSED • ' HAS RETURNEDI Bae~ oy popular Ot'm .. na D•mt s A·l "If' wilt run Fnd.1y. Satur· Oa~ ""d Sul"ldlly "' :s o.,..n c1au1f cat o,, 1n tnt' Ctan1f1ed Ad.s S1nct' trus is a ~c1.i ont'r Wf! navt a Tnursday nooo deadline and .uk prt'paymttnt for all ads Tnts 1s opt"n to all privatt PMT)' .cNt'ntsers tor mt'rchandtst' not over s I SO f priCt' must be llstttd 1n ao) and no abbrt v1at1ons w ill be iKCtpltd All ads win run Frioay. Saturday and Sunday Tntrt 1s a S·llne minimum at 20C ~r line So YOUf' tow cost DlfMs·A·Une ad Is onty .•. S3 .00. DEADLINE: T'1uf\Cl.1y nvon PflttCE· S 1n1" "" "'"'""' • l d.•vs • ;>QC Pl'' l•nt' z: Sl 00 • An ao~ "t o•l"P" d o., co.,..,nq nto int o.-11 Pllor to pl-"Ct' you• •ri or u\f' thl' coupe" oriow Pr ,, .. If' P•": v ..,.,r· .., .. ..,n \I' ""'v .--os No com- ~·c "' •Os P"ts "•"''" ~ o•nCu<t o• p ~nn Each 1ttm must be pr•<td n tnf' ao w ith no •ttms ov~ SISO M AIL TO: Dl~s·A·Un• ::> ~ \ ,.. • n .. ~ ,.,, e •• ~111••: c 't • \4rP c." q2626 o .. I f' : flOU'~ ..~ na •, ~.a ... " \ "MI , l>M l"HONE STATE 111" DATE'S TO lfUN a• 642-561 -0rtlng4tCout DAILY PILOT/ Monday, Octob9r 31 , 1988 ---••,.n ... ~ 1111 ltahh tt 3002 latl_~tat Earltz!••t S.r!.,...t SHI S.,.,...t ·· OCEANfRONT 2BR 28A 1714 flit 10 t • y p1r1t, I itnnu. tits• BOOKl<EEPER DATA ENTRY Envine-tno •3707 Sealho<e• NB M/F tvrn 281 1300a/f LAGUNA brand new 400 Holy Sp111t you Wtlo PER HOUR With rHtturant back· /COMPUTER \JnfUlnilNd S1300/mo Fp cs.ck 11_,a'oen TV ' 111 atudlO/otftce IP« l make me'" everytlling llUIY&TllllST ground. n1ee enwon·I OPERATOR UllHIY ... 850-4387 or 882-1285 HBO cable, w/d, ·~111' tecutar vlft. g.;, decic. 81\d Wl'IO show me t!W Great iot>-EZ hours. fle"·I rnenl. 494.0650 Varied rHP051bllHIH a11111• OCEAN VIEWI YEARLY I $475 831·51&711690 ''bath MIO() 494.~1 I way to re11en my Id.... Ible 9Cfledule. W1U train ••-•-.. I Pot1hve etmMPh«e, FIT •--You Who o•w me ttw on Jot> ease . com· ......--t>uay chl'lf~acttc ona 2Bt11hdue>te•end.fiatd, N 9 Non smkr M/F to shr,NEW exec office w/luU dtvlne giti to tOfQtVe .nal mlMIOn Mutt be nMt &IWANTED LIVING DEMO.I Cerol 831·5e8"4 Ctvll or Mnlttty enotneer ~!~07~ S 1 ~~2 3~80,,1 2Bt1·~ea.upsta1rt1dwn. sec:ty aves. 1rvme/Tu1tln fOf'get the wrong that •II PttsoMt.>6--New office CRATSBE .. INOT~EOR·I ae•'*9 wlth1·5y.artexpeti.n<:e Wiii "" --•I pool, S3e0/mo .. $200 atea. Good IOf RE1nvest·1 done to me and You wt\O location. 1'1trbof Blvd ANGE CURTAIN I_.....,. ....... In water end MW« ltie•ll· Full t ime Polon •Frl Spotless 1Br tumllhed 1 dee> Ave1l now 8-46--85801 merit specialist or other are lll alltlle 1n11anoetof1 CM. CeH Cindy bet~ •FuH·TJme & Part-Time Frontotlie;e,enthullastic& tiel det19n. BSCE or .. I .7em·3309m "9/$0 Hr bMt to bCh, winter rental, NPT Bch 3 hses 10 t>eh proteuional Computer my life with me I, in Ihle 10am-&pm, 75S.1155 I Field Work Earn! chMrlul. good office equivalent required o.eiing with Ill eapec;ta Of No experience nee Ben· $850/mo Couplet only Prot MIF 10 stir niee 28r SVC$ available 730-9535 short dialogue want 101 -S300•1W• llcillt, competitive salary, Registration or abtllly to our lm. port company I et1ta. A"*' 1n petlOn 650-e039/E213/977·6'18 COit Avl 1111 $545 .--.-Ir· i I I thank you for everythingl 1•EleellonDayActlVISIS I FIT Incl Sat Contact acquire same rtqulfed. Salelll\dmatkellng,ad· .... Tiii 1 1-Y: 673_6021 1 1118111 l8HC a and confirm once m<>f• AlllllTm0&.111 ,CALLChflstt543-0470or CarOl831-5664 Recent college graduate ministration and mall· 729 FaradSt .. C.M lnnfllUll i nc u lj ' I that I neve< want 10 be •CONST. BKGRND 558·1501 ----considered. Send covet egement Wiff train right •S.U·5525* 2BR7f8A.-111411t.St OCEAN&BAYVIEW 1 llllHI ',, 2AA..t • separated from You no1•LOANDRAWS 1-•••-a OIPYIHINllTill letterwtthresumeto· lndlvldual. Call Susan -------- PdgS9!5/mo882•0881 NB condo Br w/ba, w/d, rt1a1ht1 m 1 matter how great ma·1•AIP -• Avallable Immediately lnj 975-1215 •IULllTITl- Y 1y 1 2 BR 2 BA : spa. gym: Shr w/prof M. u ervice a on or 1 terial detlfeS may be. 11 Urgently needed. Excep-S5 SO to start. more CdM Court Reporting NOL TE and ASSOCIATES t ·' ear • °"' · ·• Noamk. prefliberal. $600 S r 1 CdM loc: d went to be wHtl You and 1lonal pay. w/exp. Newport Check Agency Must be mature, 24741 Chr1santa Drive _ -Secty/Adm1n1s1ra or or ~P~=."':iest New· lncl utrl. 722-7110 ,:~o~=~ exclus'i ~e my loved ones in Your Temp to perm. ass~n· Cashlno_.~2-2965 I r-lable, det•1l-orlented MlsslonVlejo.CA92fJ,~ IDIULUllSTUT upa~~:nRes~,~~·~: Pofl.49&-5157 l 0c'tal\FronllnNB.Excel. cllentele. owner retiring, r;~tr~: ~'::~r T~~~: ments.OC.poslllons WllEI ~:S!e,~/s-1173 1EOE M/F IFrt ottc W/tome back =e Of 'escrow e•P t 7 : vw. New carpets, pref 22 send inquiries to Mr B. toward• me and my loved T~·~·P~~~~:s For Marine Store In New· Y I GENERAL OFFICE Pos-sk1ll1, ventpuneture, heCpful. not req'd. S7/Hr •••• t to 32 yra. Clean. S525mo PO. Box 78. CdM 92625 ones Amen 547 0550 tao-t.FREE port Beach. AMI for Jonn Olstml IYI IEP Ilion 1n Westminster, EKG, lnl. Busy FP. Exp + bonulff. Call P•1rlc:k San view· Spaciou1.1 1ncl.ull1. 723~1'24 ~la11Resume Ser·'Persons may pray thisj • • orTonyMS-1711 Fulf.Tune poamon avail· clet'lcal e1tper. nee: Pis' only.lrvtne552·0638 Tenore721·1200 modern, reoec. 280 Tri· Park Newport. MstrBR vice • takeover existing prayer 3 consecutive ·--UST* D&lltEI able 8am·5Pm Mon-Fri. call 895·tn!. MEllOAL UST -IUL ESTATE plex. Oeck.Lndy. gar Nr avail now n-smkg F 101 company Owner w1she$ days Aller the tnlfd day, ' • Ryder Systems Inc at lllGl.llY Hiii • betl.S850m0 492-1699 share '2BR 28A torettraand ollers 14yr your wlsh willbegranted @ .. P/Tlt.,.rt Friendly, courteou• CostaMesatoeatlon Hrly a Ing •BACKOFFICE• FIDTllJlllAI Walk 10 beach. 2 BR. ss2oi mo. no 'dep/sec1 bUsmess at reasonable no matter how dtiflcult 1t1 ... i•·•MS•lti•& ~ler neededMfor d~I-wage. Contact Kathy 0< E~~ ::.~a~or:'m~~ate Busy Newport Beach Llmllec:toppor1unltyto1<>1n H'•BA encl oar $ 725/mo nee 72 1· 164 1, 721 ·4022 terms. Write 2021 Bus•· may be Then promise to I fl ,,. Pr it,.w d caterer M onh t ,.ru Debbie 641·3045 ~ """" ex---ienoe l\Ot j OBGYN w.o. ahemoon national real estate mat· 225 L p le • A B -I ness Center Or Ste 214 publish this dialogue es hi. "• H., " ays. •y•r o s. .....,. .. , ... ~. ,.... off. Will treln. 645-7870 k 11 1 with un--7 79a aoma pt . PROF FEM Non Smoker Irvine 92715 Of 752-0322 soon as your favor hesl t•••••oaflt1I lrvrne, 261-8178 llllYEIY necessary, wlll train ---I e I~ sys ~m F ln- 63 • 18 t·' ~~:a~~!!8~~ifv. 1~,!.1"; I ••ti To LtH U14 been or•. nte<I MCP __ ..... htr ..... stHls. CASTHIERS ANO PUMP F~~ea~:::~'v!io ~~~~t = .. 1~/:rri~.~~~':;" Pllmll RlHI ,·:~a1::.'"g!i1 ~•ck IC. •• ... •~90 -I , .... ,, ...... /ft 72• ••10 AT ENOANTS needed • . --some HP nee Loe rets. Ayers at SELECT master BO ~ mo sec; * lbow HAS 1$$ -y • ..~,. ' No exp. nee Make up to BrlllO currant OMV re-•snss WAITEI 722-1777 BmER HOMES & ..... 2706 dep & refs. Ruth eves llOf TOs1 $10.000/up No llY(Q ti Sf, .llH APARTMENT MGR. Pan-S6 hr CdM. 644-5054 cord. 364•6121 Apply NOW Woody 1 GARDENS MESA VERDE Poolside 854•2026 cred v 1no pen Call Oen· O Holy St Jude. Apostle1 Time to relieve managers ,.H .. IUS I W.ES IELIYEIY PllSll Wharf.Ne. S7S.0474 I PAIT TIME/Fii CPA REAL ESTATE 751·5000 cable TV 11. cOOk, 11 laun-Shr 3BR 2BA bayfront hm mson Assoc 673-7311 • and Matyr great 1n vlftuel on oays oll, etc, Costa --Seek nn F 11 T me Del very Near 0 C Airport 20-24 hr iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiii dry To 91\'lpl M n-smk 30 on Bal Isl $500 mo. .. -and rich in mlfacles. neari Mesa 642-4905 Wkdys Help wanted In all Oepts 1"• u • 1 1 HOTEL wk Clet'lcal/Gen. ofllce. t S88wtl 9etty545-4156 UltlS Call 714-873-74031M•ae1 W1att4 2916 kinsmen of Jesus Christ. a'sSEllLE·s Will train Must be avaJI· sioc;k~r,4~· Call ror A1tract1veExecu11veShoe-I Will 1raln on computer. UllPlll•lt or 213-926-6653 JIM s2so 000 2nd wanled faithful intercessor of ell e n e able some evenings & app • Shine Valets for Hotel 476--941 1 With Of wtlhOul typing. ···••I tttll 2711 G I I I Cusiom Laouna home 2 who invoke your special Immediate openings With weeKends n tPT Great DIVER VIPs. We train Cell PJ's l\eeded ror· •R• WI llTEL u11es or eat1 R-2 lots 151'1.~ yield 3yrsl patronage 1n time ol or without expenence benelils. Apply 1n person Ul\derwater drve tech, Shoe Shine Co. tor inter· PAIT TllE SIOO •Short-term _.. 2740 46% L·V Call Dennison need. to you have re-•ELECTRONICS TIE NmlY SUCI must be scuba certified, view 759-l89l Tired of llttlno at home? •Long-term W5~1~7 ~':s :~wp ~~~~ --.-.-.-1-l-(_lft_A_U_l"'"E-'"' Assoc 673-731 1 NOW• course lrom the depth of •MSOELCDHEARNSICAL 1212 S COAST HWV will train. 673-3630 •OISECLU-IE•S Well, get out and do •Teoip.to Pecm. · • • my heart and humbly beg '• LAGUNA BEACH " sometl'llllg challenging! 1 Nwpt Blvd. CM 646-7445 1 E side C M 24-hr access Aaataact•tatl ; to whom God has given, •PLASTICS IRIYER/FLlllST Own transp. h•ih enero/' You can work on the Severalpasltionsavallable eatah It Slaue S150tmo * 63l-6l55 L 1 ztzo • such great power toi•PACKERS • Par1 -T1me.Newpor1Beech gOOdsaJary~ 3l-3l3 phone settlllO appoint· In Hunt1ngtoll Beacn. 2724 Commercial --••••C•ta 1 come 10 my assistance. 1 •TR~~~~SFTS OPEN I' 1-CALL 644-1413 lmllll IESlllEI ments for our sales force Fountain Valley & ""Or-______ _._,. I help me 1n my present A I i•IYE• FIT pos tor rad Int 08. and eam $800-$900 per ange County areaa 1 or 2 Rmmates Wanted I .E. hie eat DID JOU SEE and urgent pe1111on In ra- 1 Need to hire 125 people! CWSIFIEI I " " g · 1 mon1h ror 20 hours of O.L WEAVER N-Smkr, Prof. Fem CdM.' eat I turn. I promise to make for Garden Grove /Hunt-UYEITISlll 'For catenng van. Must be s!pner w/O.slon firm.°<: I work per week. Guaran-TEMPORARIES 673-5823 Ger Inc I I WOMAI your name known. and lngton Beach areas I capable of dellvenng A rpor&t loc:. Exp In dcon teed $6 per l'IOur plus 71 4/547-0550 100%FREE 27691 10 be invoked 1 APPLY TODAY UL.El ca1ered lunches S6 to tract custom resi en· 1 1 XI 1 k 1~~~~~~~~~ N B. shr 2BR 2BA Beaut ---------L I cause you ' TPI PIRS .. Hl •E-ESEllTATIYE $8/Hr Must t>ri~g OMV lial. Sales backgmd l\8C ~nom::if~s ~ut;~;n • 1: Ocean View Penthouse! WESTCLIFF lllLllH I FIL 'l Say three Ha11 Marys and I 12792 Valley View :2t4 " rn PMtout. Lori's t<itctlen. Sal + comm. 957'5725 a~d friendly pe0plea1tcefi RECEPTIONIST w/Gar Very quiet Pool, Corner VIEW Suite I Outside steirway above Glortas Pubhca11on must Garden Grove33373--0505 The Dally Piiot has Im· 979-0747 LllUIY PllE P/T In ttils position For full-service facial jac. sauna. fitness rm. FULL SERVICE Del Taco & enuance to be promised. St Jude1405 & 22 Freeways in the mediate openings lor l ORIVER friendly person to HI 1PI 11 IPI IPI salon, 30 hrs/wk, eves & clbh'S6tard g;1e;i93P~ Wes1chff & lryine. Npt Ber Parker Sea Food Grill prey lor us and all who Bndgecreek Business Pk telephone salespeople. do.ioc:ai toOd dehverles to N:Wpo~ Beach Public L•- 1 Call Mr Lawso~ wkl\ds Incl, 549-3030 furn. /mo 2 • 4_ Sign space avl on Westch f (next to Balboa Ferry on invoke your aid Amen ASSEMBLERS to build• Must type 45 wpm and the corporattl, communi· 11r:iY 10~58 al7b~:en ~0!: 549-9001 BALBOA 38t 2Ba beaut ~ 145·1101 June 8. 1988 at 1 05 PM Tt11s Novena has never sailboats Will Hain have gOOd commumca· ty. Monday. Friday Oays. shelving t>ootcs 11.f9 ~rs IEClPTillllT duplex. tip, bale. gar . -•--• 111,,. Wednesday afternoon , been known 10 1a11 I have A 1 78m Ma Gr or tlon skills Call Peggy Meyerhot's Ca1er1ng . r week Possible"' his P&ITl-IP llTIST F ie di pleasant person prol/F N/S, call Lon/ *rrwhtsttll ., * Please cell 650·5650 had my request granted y~gh~s 1631 P~ce~la I Blevins 642-4321 I lrvme 261-6#8 ~d wee ends Fle~ble Wlll TRAIN State-of·lhe-~a~I~ full time. eusy Julie $425/mo 673-4586 2 RH• hl11t S1itts evenings Of leave message. AL I Costa Mesa · --11-IYEIS schedulll\O 'contact art equipment 5 dys/wk phOneS Kllowtec:tge of •&1 ••• ••• ••• HEE RHT Tl IEC. 1 . am T 01 DAILY PILOT Susan Warran. Newpof1 Including Sat. Typing & Costa M esa/Newport --$425/mowllyrlease Lt1t •••• 2s'Perua1I Services I I ' i To service Merchant Ac-Cent8f Branch Library art background helpful BeachareahelpfUl.Appty Nice 2Br/ 1Ba $425/mo. n· Pvt entry & resvd parking 1 3004 STMIEITS! counts Base ~gas allow-644•3 191 Pleasant. friendly at· in person, Penllysaver, smk Bob 675-3607 Ample guest parking • • 330 west Bey St ance & commission Call mosphete. Apply Pen· 1660 Ptacen11a Ave • Beautllul Large 2BD 2BA u11htleS & 1g sign incl Rt1tt lichatls' SPofls minded individuals Costa Mesa. CA I Stephanie 755-l660 IESI CUii nysaver, 1660 Placenlla Costa Mesa. furn condo to snare 2 lmmedposs 642-9347 fOlJNDADS 'lii4tteE•pltJ•ttt panlu~Call~~:57~Hr 1 lllYEI AllStars Inns is seeking Ave::..:_ostaMesa __ --------- car oar. wash8f & dryer, Sample booklet of most _P_---To service established FIT desk clerk 11pm1 Production Inspector Restaurant . 1nc Prol M or F pref 300, 4301-1311 SO FT ARE fREE oflell asked questions •••••••••••••••••••• · lunch route Earn $60 10 -7am. Salary SS 00/hr Microscope exp prel but Floor Assist-Bus Boy. under 30 $500 mo a u111 ' 1617 WESTCLIFF D~IVE and answers Available 10 t t i $75 daily your car Lori's Call 957-3063 not nee Good t>enefits. Apply only in petson after Close to South Coas11 Nwpl Bch. Ag1 541-5032 Caff,• you for $3 95 • 45c post-1 t • .,..... •I Kitchen. 979-0747 Looking lor people who I $5.00/hr Apply In person 4:30PEMC. Hem1ngwcao~ '(;::·~~239~mec:t ca11, 0 usTSllE CISTA IEsA age write to t t ' wallt 10 work in seies. Screntom Eno1neer1no 2441 . oast Hwy. ne room ofc w/pro;t 142-,llll About Employment. 3551t SPREAD • Fas1 Paced growing co. knowledge ot anliques a Ille . 3550 Cadillac Ave, Restaura.nt Cll·ICW SllE PCll entry New carpet & i¥ No Lantana. Suite 689. t j needs a well org,anized plus. lull or PIT. advance Costa Mesa (near Harbor llLIEllsr. 3Br 2Ba, 2.car gar. rrplc . paint All ulils pd, s350, Camarillo. CA 93010 t • hlghly mot1v1a1ec:t ind. to into mgmt possible & MacArthur) Frozen YQgart seeks $500 lemonly 754-1888 mo Scot11548-230J 1•FOUND KEESHOND. THE t assist off mgr.Ab1llty to 645-4272 PIHflWEI tnendlypeoplefOfF/T& • 1 male. 10128, v1c1n11y of 1 E•Jltymeat t t i work ul\der direct super-- 1 PIT k w h a E'Side CM MIF prof shr NEW OFFICE FOR RENT Paularino School. Costa t t • 111s1on and handle a var· llRSHY SAi.ES f /T Detail·oriellted person. i~or eeo f e d a;i 1800s/I 3er 2·~Ba tux 17thst .Cos1aMesa Mesa 557-3911 Dtaestics 30ll:t NEWS·· •ety or dull~ 1n a_prol. Call for~ppt,646·744 1 ¥00dEngll1hMllll1.WILL ~= g:i are~~t:!; twnhm Gated comm. pv1 646-4330 LOST Sat to122 Black LIVE IN Wanted room &~. I envlr. Call Lisa 24 1·0284 LLOYD.S NURSERY RAIN. Pleasan1. friendly annflcetlons fOf all tnltts parking 646-9620 • · •1 atmosphere. Apply Pen-r ,. · _._ SECRETARIAL SHY. Cat. Easlblull Reward to board • salary Many Cle· t SHEIAL OFFICE HIRE nysaver: 1660 Placentia Need fie• hrs? We are MATURE non smoking Working out of your anyone who nas lnlor-tails. Call Sandy In Costa • New ort-Mesa area hrs Ave , Cos1a Mesa able to work w/you. adult to shr townhouse In home? 11ave oll1ce-Need mat1on regarding who Mesa, 751-6858 • Work In the ever expanding •. 8-l Mature person' able -Compe1111ve pay. Call metro area $450/mo • branch loc:a11on' Wiii ex-took him 721-9669 t • .1 to handle 1-person olflce • . I p /T ltct,tit1i1t Tod a y 5 4 8 . 9 I 4 7 ''tuhl 64 1-8180 change free rent lor REWARDlostdOg WHITE Employaeat 5530. Newspaper Promotion F1eldl • 642-7088 . through clas\lf1ed For Skin care salon In Francesca.Corner 17th& MtF share 2Br 1 . BA pnone1recep11on For LAB MALE 1017 Needs -t .I COM $6/Hr 675·4190 lrvlne. Costa Mesa E c M twnhse n-smkr more info call 722-7022 heart med1cat1on VIC ol •COSMETICS SAUS • If you are self-motivated and .1 .. --------------,.--__:::::::==-----1.-=======- palio. gar $4001mo . , TllE SPACE STATIH Springdale/Westm H B Cosmetic Counter Sales .• llke working with teenagers •. FUN uhl 548-4484 Iv mes Representing over 325 897-3171 or 636-3201 FT tPT Must be ex. t 1 • NB BR avl 11 1 1n 3BR buildings'" Orange Co When tllelallleavess1ar1 perienced Beau11lul . this may be the opportunity • AFTER SCHOOL condo $290/mo · dep & One call does 1t all lor lurnong ,1 s time 10 turn 10 Newport Beach cosmetic t 1 b ltl f •,. ulll MIF prel ma1ure your ottice leasing needs ctasS1fied for help wtlh pre· boutique Call Mr Wells • YOU Ve een W8 ng Or• • 631-2011 alt 2 30p/wkl\d No cost to you 752· 1122 winter mamtenaN:e M·F 9·5. 760-0111 • WORK A·I POSITIONS -----~ t This is a GUARANTEED IN-t 0: COME or $400 per week to :1 • start with potential earnings t : of up to $1000 per week. : l l Years & Older Work Evenings & Saturday Work In the ever expanding Newap•per Promotion field. If you are self-motivated and llke working with teenagers, this may be the opportunity you've been waiting for. YOU C AN AVERAGE PER WEEK II: An Insured van, wagon, pick-: t up/ shells are a MUST. • s7500 $400 PIR WEEK (Te Start) With Petentlel • •• OR MOREi. PHONE: 498-3321 .------.... -------------...-...... ;,;;;;,;;;,;,;;,;,;;,;;;;,;;;,;;;;,;;;;.;..a Work In Your Own Area • Ce•eat Ctacttle Fir..... P1i ati11 i to $1,000 PIER WEEK liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil meways. patios, patns. FlREWOOD 1'"'1•a•v-ea-r•s1.o""I A"a_p_p_y""Nl"'la-· For More lnform•tlon $2.66 Per day I etc No 1ob too small Euc. Orange wd. free dehv Customers R1cherd Sinor Call Mr. James· Reas Mickey. 536-0553 642-9281 or 646-3177 (Lie Ins Refs) 645-7608 t All Transportation Provided By An Adult Supervisor WOU II YOVI OWi IEJGHIOIBOOD That's ALL you pay lor BRICKtCONCRETE wQrk FIHr la1t1U1tita1 •F;AINTING • 25 yrs e'XP. (213)-477-3183 •• 3 lines, 30 day minimum I Prof reliable, res. refs I I • reasonable, neat FREE ~~e I FREE~641~U3~N •em ~s~m662~4~• r.~·~·~·~·~·~·~·~·~·~·:·~·~·~·:·~·~·~·:·~~=======~~~~~~~~~~ Insured Van. Wagon, or L•rge Sedan la Required SERVICE C~ .... T'I ;1uxa~ BY SANDERS I . --- 1 trl•IC I t Ceramic Tile-Hardwood RALPHS PAINTING. Ext / * oOXLITY Guaranteed* Marble-Vinyl-lnslallal1on I'"' Wallpaper. Slrip. free DIRECTORY Cus1om Tile & Brick Work . and Repair 760-7333 I est Reas Lie 962-470 1 tPAT) IRVINE CONST -8 .---BEST OUALITY & PRICES I )(Int Reis 843-9044 ID 7a1a IN PAINTING GOOd refs INCREASE YOUR REACH AL'il• ---11ousehold repairs paint. John 645-2955 GET IN OUR IMPROVED !"all lft refurbishing carnantry -n •-1--· .,... FREE EST E•P Painter .-sn;w ~oving Mom will care lor drywall etc ary 645-5277 Int/Ext House & Apt Senlelllr""'1 yourehlld2yrs&upinmy --•HANDYMAN• Reas 24hours 821-1818 -· • -p••fs c M l'IOm8 Mon thru Fri _ '~"" -Reis •K•m 650-8661• Big & sml Jot>s-Worl\ guar PAINTER NEEDS WORI< For more 1nforma11on --Call Bruce ~7·0780 lnttExt ce1l1ngs refln cab CALL TODAY" Licensed Cl'llldcare in my FENCES-GATES Tree tflm 25 yrs e•P Refs 964-3837 ••• FIR LOIS home Breakfast lunch Du C •• B ... end fl.In 8ct1V1lles •Lots mp runs ""I N MICHAEL COX PAINTING 142-4121 tJt.310 olHugs• Call 646-7939 ~~imWhyte.642•7205 $12/Hr ' MATERIALS ----BHhD( References 675-4006 ICleaaiar Serrice tf HXULING s£Rv1CE I PAINTING & WALLPAPER Piil.iC llTIOE ;Prof Hsclng FREE ests Gar/Yd Clnups Trees REMOVAL RELIABLE' The Caltl Pubhc Ul1hlles 7 dys wit 1o yrs exp rel Jon 645-8192 20 yrs 1n area. 642·5937 ~r;.:·~:'d Rn~~~~'~ Lie. lni 842-5053* : -RAINBOW CIRCLE Maint gOOds movers p"nt the.r •HOUSECLEANING * IHtat laprovemtnll •INT !EST QUALITY P.U C Cal T '\umber. CUSTOM (the fight way) ;IUXdEWBY SANDERS I PAINTING. EXP. 836-1758 llmo's & cheulfeur ' pflnt Wklyl t:Ji-mo refs 673-3349 i HOME IMPROVEMENT & i TOP QUALITY PAINTING !heir T.C P number 1n ell •VACUUM VISITC:>AS• REMODELING MASON· Prompt·Rellable·Reas adver11sements If you Hao;e your home cleaned 1 ARV. 760· 7333 18 yrs o C. 839-1886 have a question abou1 b n L B d 1 d --the 1 allty of a mover Y pro 1 IC • on • ns L • i VESCO PAINTING ANO limo~ chauffeur. Call· 631·3134 or 897-7753 : H IClp Ill WALLPAPERING Quality Public Ut11t1es Com·1110USECLEANING From I L1wacare work Free Est 969-6349 miSSiOn 714-558~151 Windows-Ovens 7 yrs TREES Pa~ria( -I••••---~~~~ exp Refs Kim 645-:223 1Toppedlremove Cleanup ! fXAfAINd INTERIORS M4~atiat 'CtatrlCttn lnu lawn/sprinklr 751-3476 HANGING/STRIPPING ......... IXLL PHXSES Of CONST GREEN LIFE t>y ERIC VISA-MC 673-1!1~ Wf'i . lllllHPlll Remodeling-Repairs e1c Crea11on-1nsta11e11on Plaster t ir Prof'I products wheth8f Commercial· Res1dent1al I Maintenance 548· 1660 "lhoe boll" or Sub "S I 22 yrs area. he 968-3564 TREES eaperlly lnmmed & ~uslo:n r:~~rtnga.s~:~~~· Call· Pearson & Assoc'• RH LAWTON CONST removed Stump grind Yd work Prot>1em1-No Prob- Newpof1Beech675-7523 Addition-Remodel-Repair lcinupSlheuhng 650-4164 i.mst •32886-4 554-7831 ON ACCOUNT OF CLARE 20 years e•P Insured I •Hn'S UHSOAPIH BootlkMC>lng Se<vice Llc•49622_7 _645·84!9 Maintenance & Dea n 1.;..;-iOiiiiiiiiiili-!!'!!"!!""9''!"!'-I •951-6983• 'From Brick work to 't':1p 711·1111 alt I a a I !°"" Irrigation Russ 496-9723 HEATING•PLUMBING RESPRAY ()( Pli,ED DOOR PRO Que111y in-LANDSCAPING-CEMENT DRAINS CLEAR rrom s 16. Orywell·Patcf'l•ng· r .. ture 1tallet1on Entry, French WORK W•ly maint & Fauce1·Di~·Heater uc113 11 793 ~8-7203 & Interior Doors Richard ~n-up1 650·3618 DOD • 646-929& Anytime Lie •529868 S.8•877~ LAWN MAINT Tree Tiiill& LIC.•5399&7 a.A· PRECisidl DETAIL Dr all ~~:nv~~tl~e::8·6 f ~e ~~~~Ir~:'·~ Comptete PrOf O.talls D STY'S 24hr 839-3234 S55·1105 957·!222 1 •DRYWALL TAPIN~ U Landscape/lawn.--.,...._._,..-----Texture-Acoustl<; & Paint. Main. Serv Wltlytmonth/ H ct t ti I Free eta Kevin 722-9294 1 lime. Free est 24 1-1640 8RvXNf§1 P6ol seAV. ona.,._.,., Aull Ualnt .... " I Call/DON Alll Servioe. Sell so.n. Pwr &S.ft. Elntrical European Masonry-Briek r~. lnltall 775-2&25 OcMncleering, 854-8375 B S c ELECTRICIAN Ouel work lock-tone· oncrete •t I!~~=~==~~ Free .. , s2s hr oity wonc Mac_ e..2•9494 , ... .,l"'E"A1111AMiv'"o•u""IR"tX..,..A11s-·• WORD PROCESSING •487892 Greg 979-6276 •I REROOFING 1'ytl. All ~ ....... wi, /:~:~~·1 111&11 ELECTRIC IT&IW so.Ml tYPM repairs 493- 4448 .. c eor LicenMContr 64$-3656 * Hl·11U * l~::r=tt~•=•~=:.-1 l~!!;;=~i;;:;r:;nrj'ndee>enden' e1ee eontr N.ew 1r~• r15s991 eoAPoRXfE IUXdt I' · wat • QUALITY-Full wv Real We don't want your money Gen MCteta,lel I o.llctop ~ .,,..._lodl...CC Comm AMPCl'1AMP w. want Y04.lf referra.1 publlthlng &'6-8025 351"1.,..· .wry ... 2-ose1 _!75-9353 8181~2420 All MVI.-aiat -* IM MENT REID'S ELECTRIC •llJ a ... 11* 4M@§IB@NfiXtdleiX( ConctWle & ~ No JObl too am.it. 30 v-ars ·~ Belt>ot 1 Orf91'* Window LOU 1714'81...,. 9dl up LJC /bond 893-7702 Hometown MOYel' WMNng ,....50.1202 -UC Cal-T138048 l llS:;1rncn 1ecn aesT MOvE QI! ....,._ .. m J (213) 2t3 BUT. T77221 e;;;p:m' rt •EnNnee your property t2 « rlnd llr MMe/ ._.,.,..,,..._ CMlf'8 .,.. ... •Ouelity wood fWnPne1 ofk. ......... • .... lllD I Qutl, ... ...-CCo711.e33t decU/petloe.241-7t2Cf __ ._ ........ Mtn.•. 7JS.4227 MOTOR ROUTES AVAii.Ail.Eii CGITA MUI .wNT IUCll llUITUKTll IUCll IBJYEIY •Y -• CIWCml WEEKLY PAYMENT ~ • AIAUILE __,. 1• I• UT• IL .... 7• ltPE•MU CU• Plllf • -·-... . CALL 642-4333 between IAM & 7PM ... Orange Coast Dally Piiot CLASSIFIED ADJ'EBTISIN6 SALES We are ADDING to our ales starl. If you can type at least 45 wpm and have great telecommunication skills -We can off er you a base salary + commission AND a (judplace to work. hH 'l'l•e 41 P•rt 'l'l•e A tt•ll•llle. Do yourself• f 1•or -Call 111. P e•O' B levla1 er~ I• V e••e•• 842·4321 DAILY PILOT Classified Pages Turn unwanted items into money today! C•ll 842·5871 Lets ef OPPet't•llltJ t• Grew Wltfi U•I ......... Yeur Ow• ANa. CALL MR. STEVENS (213) 477-3163 Delivery Drivers PART-TIME Newspaper Delivery Drivers Needed. Monday-Friday 2PM-SPM . Weekends & Holidays 4AM-7 AM . Earn up to S600/month. Must have reliable transportation, insurance & a good driving record. Calf 7 J 4/642-4333 ext. 205 Between 8AM-7PM Ask For Rodger Motor Routes available in W11tmin1t1r Huntinlfon l11ch Fount1in Y1ll•J NO COLLECTING NO SOLICITING Oellver One Day a Week - Must have dependable car and proof of Insurance. Ill 842-1444 Ask for Joanne Craney OrMQe COM! DAILY PILOT/Mond8y, OctOb« 31, 1988 87 r.rhr;tlt 1131 '-•':&' IHI lllr!e1w1 llJI faraJtan 1114 twt I an/ t ,..., 1Nt1 711J Tncb llJI &atll .. ,..... ti• &ta•~ All• ••••Ilk .. .. 1 l*1 Of "" WM! •~lCE~~~ff ;. WIMlllll PllHI DINING room t*-wi ped, Ital 19H ZODIAC Mark 11 ,.. 'll ... CIT R 0 EH · 83 2 C v 14 110EW33'31 I™ '* ii&W:&>. Ctlfl9UNI ,.,,, .. y II •GENERAL OfFICee Uh 10 Iba, CIS*lle fortd•" e ctlelrt, china c;aOIMt, IMLI ..-n Future, QOOd ccnd1tl0f\ 1/2 ton, 4)14, ..,.., men-1cn1r1 .. ton) or1g1nal 12 3I06L Utt ml (2344) mint COftd•tlOn. btOWfl· ArneriCe't moet beeutlfut 9TYPISTS• GOOd OMV $46-3971 M.o ttyte. itll\t cont Elderly, but l OVEL y •fur at $2750 S48-48'8 uel XLT LAnat 1**199 Deux ChevHu•. '""Y 71 •50SL $22,900 (12171 teettw. O¥et 100, lt250. gtitcMn cent•· Roget'• •DATA ENTRY• 1700 180·"" t a~ QOOd PflCe ,...., L*• nw lneide ane1 out reaittMed, tNet• ell . .,.. 8'SOOSECS31.500 (2717) 8'2:~10 (ESP511) GltdeM II now~·· lmmechatecareerpcnmon •WUW• Dining table Country c.11ntly cr..n.d and had lall .. h 7114 !3K211'11111,113 Nae OOdee. Total mile-87Wagon$32.900(51111 \ anm&11..Ul 1ng ~ION fot C*1· or temporary •t1•gn-We need 10 hire~~ Frend!. P,atquel 39 • 51 minor r•pa1r1 $ 1500 28' EXC ••™l con-la•1I •1r•t ~~1,L~,~ r"oneryy 8855 WIQOtlL';1,!.;toO._..t1Hll518l ,1.75 Eldo Lo'* nut;. time ~· Wiit pay men11 1n Huntington few po1111ons In Garden wl2 18 · IN~ 1790 (and worth every perinyt) dition Sallmaster OYt· a.1• ....,..., ""' 5008EI ..... ...,.,. •1 le SO/nr 10 ttart for Beach/Fountain Val· Grovelftoonta1n Vallev. 780-9171 PhOne 979-2748 board North u lll 873-3440 .......... II :=~2~~ nu 109 quallfl•d lncll11ldual1 leyl Gatden Grove area MATERIAL HANDLERS Ki ng Silt Water bed ---$2300. '849-9097 Pp · GIOY 'II..... CLASSIC 85 Mer~-.. 190 I CM CAR 931 6120 As>i>IY In paftOn, Fri· APPLY TODAY STOCK CLERKS ' OK -you all seem to ----72 Karman Ghia corwt ......,.. • l'uH. call Bar beri NO FEES EVER SHIPPING CLERKS =f)f· & wooden head· think that's too mucri• So 35 ERICSON 73 Bnstol v~ cyhncs.t I~ ~~-81kl 81k, orom mint eond: AEIO, fully I~ W/llr Cadillac; S_ev_1_11e_7~7~.-g-ood ..... Hedfick I TPll NISllllL FORK Un ralls ~5 c!';'::g.7~ max• me an ofter• Race Cru1.. Located i"z~9e~f:5 5.7 low mil . must seem s:~t~ •• ~r= condition. $2450 Call lllll'IUlllD Garden~~~ iew,9214 ApplyTod•Y·Don'tWalt Oakbif.'"13·1011,r11g·dt>ll ct uatart 6'4·1295851-5051 111111...,.. 631·2289 12792 v .._. v 'LABOR i eve u 1.ooo oeo · I e1s.ee10 I ...,.. 75i·3149 2301 San Joaquin Hilla Rd Al the 405 & •22 ~r~~~ 100%-FAEE TEMP-PERM dOOC", round mrbl tbl, 51 ~..I!!!!. IOU •l' , .......... Cat•• Ml-1111 °t;sl~~I a;w~!? z~u~~~ llUAll 'U 2M D uman 'II Cor<>f'a del Mar 92825 ' BridgeecMk Bu11neu ~k TPll NllNML ~.~h~s, ::1'~8;;~-.......... N10 Cruise equipped MBZ 1983 FORD F-250 Diesel. ma'flc Power afc Futtyl Automatic:. power door 119111 640-5800 t • , Personal stte .11fnt buy• dieSel PC>wet E•c:ellent 4.apee0 afer~ ,, .. i.r. loed9d S7600 7eo. n81 loclt, radials, cru1ae, 6 ey11noer Racy rfd IJ\agsl 1 12792 Valley View :214 QUEEN SIZE MATlAESS' 5250 Call 6'6--4047 11 .... ab<>ard MOR sllp braku, 5th 'wriHI HONDA ,78 CVCC P<>wtr 1teetlng/bfake1,1 (88144) Ml.555 & BOX, OUIL TEDI 1 -ASKING SI00.000 $7900/ot>o 6'6-7335 AM/FM, c:uaette, AIC lllYllSITY 1111& BAAND NEW• $155. llBM MemotY Typewriter (213)305-0432 F d F150 1985 ""wet GOods1000ConOd801uon! I (T5·t~. !'!<>YI· le11rier ~111 Call 846-4293 Extra typing elements ~-~. --or • ,.,.. • 7.525) -.795 Retell Secretary FIT position 4'-'t Garden Grove 373-0505 de(.s, typlni 60wpm, At the 405 & 22 Freeways Lo vi/Word ertect nee Brldgecr"" Business Pk Sal•i comm with exp ---RllllSllCI Excel eond S300obo If rnce, 14ai••••I camper It*!, $5000 tifm, Cal4 733-8725 llnmlm lbCI ClnllUT:;..';...l2_'Ml~-.. "- Hu 098fllngl tor Man· R~~:~.d-s;2r4~~1 675-4380 l1nlin 7021 [2~2 .. :,9,i~· 549 • 0105 llll&'ll&IOlll Ml-tlll 6 cyl1ndet AM/FM "" ager/Trainee and Part maple hutch cott tbl end MINOLTA EP 300 COPIER a kW OlESEl koALER 1s1111er, 4 door. air con· I Mags (108282) s2.788 B loc. Phone N ~ 4. Mrs Fennle 852·0'17 trc H llt SECRET ARY ·General Of· 18tl5an 1111 tlma ..... l'le6pAdeal ap-tabfs, $275: 8drm ' set, $650 080. SILVERREED LIGHT PLANT Fresh TOYOTA ·93 Truelf, long dlt=, power ateerlng, TOYOTA 1983 Creuida lllYllSITT IM& plieant• muat be neat In On hdDd 6drc:hest nlte EX 4• Eleetronlc type· water cooled RebVllt to bed. 5-Speed, tow mites. 5~s AM/FM 660001 wagon Dark blue. 11.a• •111 appNtanee. COUfteous. stands, Mecsl1t 5275, 6• writer $150 OBO. bOth .,.,,.,, 5 1850 6'6-9000 excellent cond1t1on miles, clean In Ind 'Ol.lt, loaded, mint 17'50 __ ----__ _ flee, phones, t~plng & 18tfi Century country computer for roperty French pine armolre from I Mgmt Firm, Co$ta Mesa. Jacques Cousteau's lam- aggrMll.,.., lr1d Wtlhng 10 H1deabed COYCh, beige 1dnt Must Mii. 6'2·8870 • '4000 090 650-5HO '4000 720-5368 Deys 6' i~a324 ... Ye mesl8QI Clm •as 1111.111 Oppty lo learn propeny 1ly S 12.000 PP 548-4058 I mgrnt. N/smkr Call -iaam • verye11cmno busl· cost $900, Mii $200 . re-Aai I '849 h,s/Docb/lttHft 181 1 I TOYOTA 1987 Supra., Power & air. needs paint. ~;' :,~~onb~~I SECIUUY/nPtST AKpphaac:•bu 60ll ~:::cc~ ~~25· • :gooLE POPPY sXLf , 7822 ... 'II YU 5 =' m~u~~1s ~=: ,:o;i~~ic!i5·~ ~tN~~ise 1 ,et~·~':~~ nol neceuary For I enmore .. rner stove. Horne raised Ilea Cup 35 SPACE and pres· 1 ton eonverl400 5 9 en· cruise. power steer· f 0 r s 1 5 4 9 5 66S-S075 serious conlidefatton In EJ!eellent benelils, loof\1ng gold, self-cfe8nlng, like SOFA, Loveseat. Chair, T & Min) Alf color' ttg101.1s Newport BelCfl ine automat.C power mg/brakes AM/FM c213)e22.18561w Wlcdy16"2-4§14 • anexc:ellentcareerapply for.person with pos11111e new.cost$600,sellS150 Ottoman. Never used s~.5700 751•3465 1 1ocauon W1thshOW9f Call ~oo'r lock /wind ow s., c:as.sette..AIC 1111 Power (J1')Me-2903/h In perSOf'I between 1oam l attitude who Is dep.n-6•6-2006 Scotchgard, earthtones. · __ Craig. 673-8800 tteerlng/brake,' w1ndows11ocks (045355) I to 3'>m at: g~ ~~~~~eS:.'~~1 Kenmore frost-tree top '275 843"9294 iHH fHI f or Rent 36 Silp-:-COast ~r4114 Mlleei>e only, S9,688 1~~~aii?c:YO~~eca~zd~~· 1 __ _ door lreezer. reverslble1Sola. rove seat, chair. MS9 Hwy Newport Beach 35K. l lMLD337)$AVE llllTillTM llACI S8000 firm ~-2782 ·.~!O"lss·no'n HV11lels10M~a"11 SECn /IHHL lfC doors. exc cono. White. table. s 100. Kitchen tbl 4 1922 chickerln.n Opr"'hl Call 550-6380 CHMI ...,,.... M2·Mll 546-1200 "" • S250 6"6-2006 I chrs $75, Bicycle 10 • . ., • --. -1-.. TIYITl 'II CIUCA ITS •So.Coast Plaza P/T RE Oll1ce Varied __ speed S50.960·5762 Player Piano. Amp1co MlSc.Ttaas,.ttahta ...... •-Hlll'llCI••• 5 ..__. I di I llllHM-·C0111~s.. E.O.E. tasks wfemphaslS on or-KENMORE washer & _ Nds some restoration. _ __ 1---.--"'.. a.,_,, manua. ra a a.,.._ ... ...., ..... _..= .... =~ gan1zec:t & lront office dryer. like new, harvest White washed wicker 51700 080640-1889 Caaptts/Tuiltr11Aah••"' 5 Speed manual l ad1als. cruise. power steer· -------- Can Pele 751-5000 gold $300 (tor bolh) OBO gtass-top table & chaJrs. -. ---1014 Cla11in t045 POW« brakes AM/FM. •ng/brakes, AM/FM HI CllVHTllU * RETAIL SALES * __ ~ 536•7719 ltke new S800 OBO 87 Schaette1 & Sons Baby cassette Sun roof eus·· casseue. AIC . 1111 83 Must Low m les Auto Exp. designer woman's SHIPPllllCLERI 1__ __ CALL 721·4127 , Grand w/piano corder, 1981 AoLibXv Rambler. i§66f.81RD CLASSIC tom "'heels 1028765) (IGHC775)$6,895 AIC cass 12sEx3641 wear F/T PfT, hourly Full ome M on .f " MOVING WASHER &. mahogany. Cost $11K, moior home 30 •Restored, new motor $9,688 lilTlllT• llAll 57 700 wage ~ comm H B -8am-4 OOpm $4 50/hr ORV ER Good cond llctlllaHal 6015 Sac $6800 obo 673-9508, Levelers rear bath I trans/pa1nt1t1res IHTIHTM llACI I M2--I I CM CAR 631-6120 960-5752 or 841-2035 No exper1erlce nee Ben-Must be sold by Triurs 8A0Nswick poo1 1able lie clea 6060 roof dash air loaded ex: S3450. 6'6-9000 M2 .... I t· --- et1ts Apply In perSOf"I 575 ea OBO 640·6110 regul me 1 "slale 109 ~ ce11en1 S28 000/obo S2650 Sunday Only SPiil 11111 FHI '14 MUSUIS CP£ FT/PT~fl~L ~e';E~rson illlS 01 TAPE wanteol""W111 PiYTOP 21.8 cu GE s~s Ing wllcel ~ew 1~~E~~81~~; ~KS87421536-2509 Aattl l•rrlH 9100 Hiil '11 PIELllE SI CrftSlda. Auto, sunroor,1Automat1c 6 cy11nder for contempor ary 729 FaradSl .C M dollar tor non-workin~ makerS300. Sears Lady mans & 1 ladies $120 FIBERGLA SS camperl lSBO Ronda CIVIC clean Automa11c,rad1als.crusle loaded (1ERH925l rad1a1s power steer· women's apparel In Npl *548•5525• large capacity refnger Kenmore W/Dryer lg cap h p P 6'6-4141 shell Stockland Co for 581< POwer steering/brakes $5,900 ing brat..e s. AM FM Bch Must be able 10 1 ators631·8844 S300 pair. many potted eac · imPort truck 94 , xlnt new paint. 536 ~11~9 AMtH.A cassette. AtC CM CAR631..fi120 casseue AC reafclean work weetcends & Dept SlllP llELP WHIRLPOOL side )( srde plants and other misc ,s,.1tia1 I 5 cond S250 080 Cd1al In ~20006'~7~ • 4 M oon root Alloys TIYITI ... m-· ~~DR76;,0s: 89~111 es Store exp a plus. Send 1 Mecnan1calty 1ncltned refng, 21.5 cu It. 1 yr old. 733•2629 - -=I 583-4328 aftr 6 ays, 12DXW509) S 14·938 -'- resume to Ad" 110, clo CALL 551·4914 I 1ce1cold water dtsp. Pd CARPETS-Dynasty Classl -• -~1 * * * lltmlSTM IUCI Cassetta. What A Feeling• llHTIHTH IUCI Dally Prlot. PO Bo• 1560. -SIPrlYISt• -$1400 sell $750 650·0443 Chinese Design. rec-Sllf••••i I' 10,, Aato LHSIDI 9010 ivw CABRIOLET Beau11tu1 M2 .... I l8:.l~Mm-• !_ H2·00ll Cosll Mesi. CA 92626 ~ " ------tagular. ex 11'8". 2 for --ORDER your 89 or 88 red. only 28K ml, CUSlom -~---Late Nlgfll needed • 60 S3201ea $175 6'6-4047 TAI-FIN mlnt-noae fide< Mercede.s·Benz and chrome R1ken rims & low-llHI& 'II Pill.. -...eJ1t fffl 'll TEllPI IUllL SALES P /l 1 .8.. P M • 3 A. M • 5 • 6l Fuaalut 14 ~ Like new, ~tringet • tarm-the Early Btrd Le::;t prot11e tires with many 5 speed manual, radials. AM FML cassette Gas Newport Imports new Nlg~~,~~ 3~~'-?~ Kingl2 FLORAL couches. sds,CEhNpTEAS CL~~ca~~m~:-~r·~ $~ nose & tail' Rate Compare House 01 1 m11eS left. Perfec:I cond I power steering/brakes. YW ... *W IAlllT Sa118fl (881301 $5,999 t>outlque. Weetcends: ~at in • sk tor ea. Hemp carpet 11119 s ' · igni • oc: 1mpor1s & Be Safe 1nd1$de & pout Runs AM/FM, cassette. AIC 5 speed manual, AMI FM, lllYEISITT •IA 10-5. Sun 12·5. W1ll 1ra1n j Scott or Ba,.ry $150 New peach carpet c:i7:;,'~f.:':!J>~~· sk 1 B 2131714 MERCEDES great. $9300. Better than Sun roof Alloys 1 eassene, AIC Sporty 11.a• •11• Call Karen. 722·4060. -------9118 $100 Remington c A or rian - -new Alptne pull ouc eass (1LPS825) S9.888 c:onven1bt9, mag Wf\eefs -• ROOFING EARN I Typewriter S75 w/stand HIDE·A·BED Sola, queen. 842·1444 BEFOREyoubuy examine deck. Punch amp Bos-llllTmtllll.ICI (98212)$7,777 --~ ... ---.- ...... Sltab/Sltil le I $400 $1000/WK 1 ~uch more. 645·(f515 $75. AMANA s1de·bY; I I !~~ u:; ~:;;:e1~:,~~z1 ton acoust speakers I W .... I ••llllTY •IA NOW HIRING. Lead & f nd · • 3 PIECE SET Couch. love-side Refrigerator, 22 cu · plan Compare House JI 6'6-5952 or &50·Tl09 lvt 141-1113 man. Also exp. Shake & seat. h1 back chair. ltoral SlSO. 641-8324 Ive msg jTraaa~tatita Imports & Be Sale msg Enc _ Hiil '11 PIELlll Comp Rooters. Mull I •6AM-12 Noon pattern, all 1tlnt. WllTtl: Ill Tll 11 2131714 MERCEDES 79 Sc1roceo blk am Im 5 speed manuaj, p0wer YILYI '11740 IU have own transp & tools I •No Nlghts/W\V\!ls $800 080. 540-1861 UHi SP• 11 •• 112 j INts/ HUI 7011 OUR~O MO L --P \ eas.s pullOUt Runs great., steenng. cassette. AIC. Automatie. cru1~. power Andy 5'8-3712 •S7/HR · ct>tW~rafn1ng 8. Couch counlry Frencri I • ••• IELECTRfC Bay Boat, ex·! easingc ro-godO s:;ond $2000 obO tilt PO'Wef moon roof.I steenng/brakes.AM/FM, Hm TEClllCIAI I CISTl IESA 141-1111 Pd s125o. Sell $250-2 rtt •• ,.. cellent cond1t1on. Just g~; ~~u·se W:,7~~por~;& 675--661(). 19~r!~smust 5:.:..... I r,~~6~~1ts~ t 58: I c Local Pest Control co. SllTI l .C.112·1240 lthrrecllners Pd S850ea Free k11tens' ~~ulec:.·11a~::,e bai1:;·~~· Be Safe 21317 1 • SAVE yOl.lr ume Crioose ..,."" -•ll•T•·IOOll ~~~~~~ Needs route tech. We Ullllllftl bOth for $500 All Ukel •Darltng• ~t8909 675--2927 1 MERCEDES from 125 previously .... 111 I n•'82'C~Oi'lt Sharpasa train Must have ood Newl PP 760-0157 had shots 8 weeks old • owned Mercedes-Senz Mi..... tack in & 001 55000 or DMVrecord.E.O.E-gCan 141-101ltrlU·10ll IUSSIUlll&HI 750.9171' . Power &ti 7 12Aate1 HIN 01 Compare HooM ot lm·~~S~Fl~98~1l't~~ YILISWllll'U S'995. asri767 dl r Chatlla 979-6021 A.M TRAllH Footboard With rall.s. ewel /F111/Art 1954. :XRnduE1 etxss1c tEt Os buy your ~~~~g:;a•e 2'31714 mile; Musi rseti List ~2-0795• 548-8823 SALES Produc11on Me1al Worker queen size. 846-4293 fJ 602S Chns Craft t7 fully re-I G!mpere~ ~er~~dc:,~· $34 000. sell fOf S26,000 5 speed manuJll redials I FLEET PRICES AT Estab art pubhsher/dlst Entryle11el.Engffshreqd.,Contem 5pc dtn rm set s.t01ed.. Snow wloner. 11 ~~ ~ash._.1 c~mpar;I • & Factory warranty power twekes. ·AM/FM: UYFLAIH• salesperso n salary YUERt•••y -chairs like new $600 Or mini! wanted by pvt engine G,.ea1 Includes Sale j (71')646-2903/h alloys.{2F8Y993)S4,9i5 I Jaguar. lsuru. Honda. now see1cl ng agresslve Costa Mesa 631-1093 w/SO" Pglass table ~ 4 ILIE FOi JICIU Needs minor TLC Orig I H~se 0, Imports & Be Sfeflln; (213)622·t856Jw cassette. AIC Sun roof.I Unc:otn-Mercury. M~ur +comm. h1 earnings _,. ' S 72 8508 t r a 1 I e r $ 6 0 0 O B M '12 11aV1Ma -• II •T• -••• Votk.swagen Batry 722-0162 Recep11001sts AH Ts & OBO 53s-7719 party ml 1• 557-3225/Evemngs 4 Wbtl Drinf JH,I I -,._ llTI -B Appt Only Cont9Ct Animal Attendants tor a NEW Daybed White & Men·s classic wrist watch-1--!Sunroof· auto A C Mi.... lltlda Colletti or Jim SAUS·llSllE busy practice 1n Irvine Brass. wlmattresses & es-One-ot-a-K1no· 1986 Cenie~ Console IN· 9030 Loaded beauty !0260301 Palmeri at 830-7000 Full or Part· Time for Retall FT/PT incl wknds Exp trundle Complete $245 Make Great Christmas VADER· 18 · new t tOHP IUCI IUln •H OF NEWf'ORT 9EACH s5.600 YW ... Ill l"'lne Auto Centef Office S':'PPly Stallonary prefd 551..0304 *840_8733* J GJfts• 759.1977 Johnson galvanized. 6 Com P T I 140·144' CM CAR 631-6120 Aunsfneeds work $500 Store Will train Apply tn __ ___ tr a • I e r Io ad e d 8 ma11che U rk (257YELI CALL Came1 Monte Carlo SS 1984, person. Coast Office wtequ1pmen1 & elec· Sunroof. c:ass 18K m•les 15AO JAMBOREE ROAD IAZll '13 llJl 6'5-1956 loadea. new engine, new Supplies. 2121 Harbor j tronics Pnced at • • (26030> S7 400 Open 1 days a ...-5 S9Md manual power everything $6500 OBO Blvd. CM 548-1794 value-$9000 675-1358 CM CAR 63l-6l20 I EJ!tended Service Hoors b1alles .. AMffM. Cassel· YW ••• se1&1£1&Cl 759-9236 Jim (1LEP5001 --I -----T L -9035 7 am -tO Pm Mon-Fri te A /C Sun root Good interior & e•1e.rior -------SALES I A n 32 PACE SF Cal eog rac.s BMW 81 320 -"-' (2FEM338) $5.995 New l res needs """'•ne Toronado 1981 diesel TR DE OIU LOADED S12K (N 6 ' I w I e 9AmARH• I -··· I power moon roof ~1500 Inside sales ekp or will moonng also ava1laDle1 CNEYY II 3 4 TOI w brown interior alarm ~·---· S800 CALL Dennis O 8 O 8 4 3. 9 O 4 4 trarn selhng Mlc:ro compo-673-920! S11ve1ado Au1oma1tc V-81 ale sunroof. stereo. 5 M2 .... I '114)963-83U !YPM850J IFEW430I nents. Sal. ~comm. M V -33 c·ONCORD FIB-cylinder power uoor speed $6000 720-5330 ---vw ·79 BUS Sharp in & ------C111Naney768-1233 I IOC I( windows power (2AHF445) UPT08"MCN\UIFINlneing OUI Fae atr 89 tags SILES". ••• I SPORTSFISHER steermg bra~es Ac ri\;$rsagre&lhmetot>uy options on previously S2950 756-0303 -Fiberglass new tanks tJ5096031 th.aHtSning bOll YoU •e owned Mercedes-Benz __ _ __ _ For STATIONARY s TORE, twin V-8s rauar S36 000 Ctlltll ClltYrtltt Compare. HOl.lse ol Im.-WANTED 83 -86 Mazda CdM F/T, 5 Days. Xlnt 1 646-9000 · 541 1200 alway$ wanied Bel 1'*• s ports & Be Sate 213 71' AX 7 Res on 1 b I e working eond1Uons Ex-\ S26 000 Sunday Only • '~::!%:19 tnis..,.... in MERCEDES 960·5930 1 hrOuli(h clcJ<,\lllt-d cephonally fine cllentele I Phone tor appi. 673-4762 PUBLIC NOTICE Ml.IC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE flta.IC NOTICE flta.IC NOTIC£ -NM.IC NOTICE -llllETlll SECn SUMMONS GOfmanr. O•SNIY FICTITIOU• 8UStNES$ I sled at>ove o.n N A This business •S con· Puo~snea Or~ Coa5• Secunty Pa<:1llc Manufac-(CITACION JUDICIAL) PuDhsneo Orange Coas1 NAME STATEMENT Ten1 Sl'ledO OUC1ed Dy • Ql!ne<ill ~n-Dally P1to1 October 24 31. turer Funding, Ille na-NOTICE TO DEFENDANT Oa•ly Pttol OCIODe• 10 17 lhe fotfOWIJ\O ~SOt\$ are This Statement was ''*' nerShlP Novem~ 7 , .. 1988 hon's leading leneler ser-(Av, so a Ac us a o o 1 2• 31 1988 doing business as ~Jlh lhe Cour11y Cierlt ol Or-The reg11trilril com· M·757 Ying the home improve-CHARLES A. NEEL y an 1n-M748 ELITE AUTO LEASING ange County on Oetobe• l. menc:eo IC 1ransac1 OUS•· ment Industry riu anl dlYldull and DOES 1 10 10 9140 Trasl< AYenue Garden 1988 ness u<IOet 11'14! tier 1i0 .. s opening tor 1 marketing inclusive PUBLIC NOTICE Grove Cahf 92644 F3M320 Du5'ne55 na~ or na~s secretary. YOU ARE BEING SUED Tlmolhy Stepnens Jr PutJ11sneo Orange Coas1 llslP<:l aoove on July t 1975 Dulles Prepare marketing BY PLAINTIFF IA UC 1e es1a FICTITltJf~SINESS 18070 Gooseoerr)' Dr Dail)' PllOI Oe1coer 2.t 31 ShinJI Nali-oawa WISSMAN Proposals & interlace. demandando1 NEWPORT Aow1ario He•gMs Ca 1 Nc,,emt>er 7 14 1986 Tll•s sta1emen1 wu h>ed E S T H E R J 0E&TH None£ s SAll lNG CLUB. INC a Cat1• NAME STATEMENT 91748 M· '62 wtll'l I,.. County Clerk oH),. with eontractor/chents lo j torrne corpo<attOf\ The totlOW•OQ persons are Trus business •S con-,,,~ County on Oe1ot>e• 6 WISSMAN. of 1rvlne R~~.'::J';~~~em~ype 40 You h•w• 30 CALENDAR do•fl9 business as • ducteo oy ari ir1d•vid .. 1I P\QIC NOTICE 198! A nauve of Chlcago. v., DAYS ifter thl• eummona (l )J M MARTIN' DE· The reg1s11sn1 com-f*404 ~.,,.....-Oc be wpm on WP. e1oellent •• ~ on you to Ille a VELOPMENT 1blMARTIN me<'Ced lo l•al'UCI bU5'· l(U341 PubhSl'llU Orange CO.St ~ away 'IO r grammar & spelling type. written rHponH at DEVELOPMENT •CIJ M ness unoer 1ne ltChlOUS FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Daily P110I Oclo«>er 17 24 28. 1988 ln St&nton, good phone skiffs Can·! ttii. ~rt. MARllN PROPERT"Y MAN· business name Of names NAME STATEMENT 31 Nove1nber 7 1988 CA SW'Vlved b)' her dldate must be com-A letter°' ptione call wlll AGEMENT 485 Eu• Seven· hsceo aoove on Oclobe< 1 The lollowiOQ ~sons••• M·751 daughter R olJene tonable In 1opn11hcated, not protect you· your type-lttnln S1•ee1 Sui1e 600 1 1988 00tng business as high profile po1111on No YOU CAN FIND IT IN THE CLASSIFIED I wrftte11 reeponi. muet be Costa Mesa Ca111 9262' T1cnothyS1eof\ensJ1 TERR"D 17848 $..,~Par... Taylor of lrvme; ellperience required.t • tft proper 1t9af fOf'm 11 rCMi J M Mart•ri Devel0Dmen1 This stateml!nt was hied Bouie ... aro ''""I! Cil ,, Ml.IC NOTICE granddaughters. bring yO\lr basic sk•lls & want the cour110 heer your Corooration Ca '1°'"'3 ..,th lhe County Cter~ 01 Or-92i' 14 Rollene Decker of we will train Liberal ,caee. This ous•ness ·s con-ange Count) on Octooe< 1; Court and Pau and FICTITIOUS •VStNESS N • y k C and 1 & od If you do not fife your ducted O)I a coroo•al•on 1988 i<ail'lryn Naoine Paul NAME STATEMENT e\A; or ity 18 ary lull m ern ben· reeponH on Um• you mer The reg1s11ari1 com· Flt5M3 Trust8e$ 01 Pau1 F'a""•'v The 1o11ow10Q oersons are Ronelle Decker of ~:~~';;'II j~~r:e"ft! .... the ceM, 9nd your meoceo 10 11ansact Dusi· PuDl1sneo Orange Coas1 'T1usi 011ec:1 September 18 d0tng t>uS1ness as San Diego. brothers • • .,... ,,,_,, and P'llP" ness unOe< 111e l•t111ous Daily P1101.0c101>e< 2• 31 1973 as amende<I ano re-ON T1-1E EDGE DESIGN Henry Johnson of or John Israel at l714)1 I •1 p•1 ~ enymaybetMen•lthout business name o• ~c1,..e5 November "1988 sta11<1Decemoe<20 1981 50530tri51 =211 Newpo<I H .. _ h 662-1990. SECURITY • I J 111 further wernl119 from '"'lhsled above 0" .ii.J.J•y '985 M ·&o Dennis M Teyio. 19621 Beach Caltl 92iS60 ununato n ~ac PACIFIC MANUFAC· court. lb)July 1985 1c>Augus1 •988 Quiet Bey Lane Hun11ng1on Jeff Dennis Gasoe1 205 and El.mer Johnson of TUREA' FUNDING. 3187 Theft .,.1 other1e9a1 r• JOhrl M Marrin Presioen1 PUBLIC NOTICE Beach. Cahl 926'7 01vld Of B Newoorl Besen Kent City, Mich,gan: Red Hitt Ste 100, Costa qut..-ntt. You may want This s111emen1 wu 11~ Anhui G Beggs 520 E Callt 92663 \e Hulda Carlso Mesa. EOE to c-61 en ettorney r19ht with the Courii. Ce•• "'1 Or· ftCTITIOUS BUSINESS "'ontec1to s.erre Madre Joseptt E Mo1o:en SlS rs. . n SECTY/RECEPTIONIST CALL CLASSIFIED 642-5678 eway.11 you do"°' known ange Cou"t~ Oclol:lef 2' NAME STATEMENT Calif 9102• 3201' South PC1-1 l ag .. .,& of Muskegan, M \Ch· anatt~rMr,youmarc.tten \988 Tlletott0W1nge>e<sonsare Ra. L Proee encl TeSha B9*:11 Calif 9267' 1gan and Helen F/T · type •5wpm, cus-attcwner referral Ml'Wlce Of F3te15e doing ous1ness as Price Trustees of Priee Fam-1 This business & •0"· Schwartt of Jackson tomer serv & gen otlk:e 1 tegel aid office (ll•ted In Pub11Sl'ec O• -'"Ile Coast STEVEN THOMAS .-.N. iy Trust csated Septembef 9 dueled Dy a t1m11eo pat1nl'• M h g S ' skills. N.B ""pt\OM boOll). Daily P•IOI Oc•oc-e• J 1 NO· TIOUES-PRl\l.ATE COLLEC· 1976 as amended ano r~ lh•P IC I an ervl~S T!a~m~~~a~7~~~..0~16~2~~-l===========================~ ~~~~ .. ~~~-~'''~. TI~~ E ~~ ~ m~~~~7W~ The reg1st•al'I tom will ~~~W~-I tregueft HI• cHac.lon lu-M-i65 Santa l,n1 Cetot n·os G1ra10 Pearson 1515 mence<I 10 111nsac1 OU$· day It ll:OO A.M at ldlcl1I uated Ilene u11 pluo ououc NOTICE 1 Terns S11eoo is Ceaar Hyl1no ARC ad11 Cai.1 I"'" unaer 111e tie111ous the c b ape l 0 ·' TURN UNNEEDED MERCHANDISE TO '4 .80 For '4.M you can advertiM yo.Jr Gt111199 Sate In tn. Dally PllOt There l• 1 4 line minimum Ind lM pra IS tn. .. ,,,. whether ye>IJ advertrM 1 day or 3 days. It'• a great ••Y to tu<n tf'KIM hidden t~ret Into caah •• • .... k' d ......... , ..... ......... Wt are atto ottering 1 ....... ...._ ..... ..._ '°' • ' .... TNt gukte lncludet IOM9 °" hOw to ~·-· how 10 plen, what Items lo Mtl, plus Idea• for .a belt• oar• .... ; Wto • ~-· .... algn. pt'k:lng attdlers. intotmetton on cny ordtnlneet end tnvent()fy .,,_.. Vou can purch ... your Garages. .. K•t '°' S t.00 wnen vou Place '/CNr Id It. .. de 30 DIAS CALENOAlllllOS ruv Ridge 11v1ne Ca111 92i' 1S 91106 business name or names M per a preeenter vna fK:TITIOUS BUSINESS Steve A S1'edd 18 Ceoar Snin11 Nakagawa ana fisted •bO'lll on Oc100.1 10 c C o r m i c k '"""9111 eec:rlta • ,,... NAME STATEMENT Ric;ge l"'•ne Cat.1 C12'1!> r~Na1'eg-1 lrus1ees ot 1968 M ortuar y , Laguna lct'flna tn ••I• cone. T~ IOI 0.,.,.,0 Dt'•SOns are Tt11s D1.1S ,,es~ s CO" Na ... aoa ... a Fam ') • Trus1 Jeff 0 GaSPer ~ach. with inter- 1 Una cMt• o une llemllde dOt~ bus.ness JS duCled by r-usoano aria .,.. te da1eo May 27 19 7 ., nus s111emen1 was hied ment follow in{! at t•fonlce no le ofl'ec:ere1 BORGES ''"'~11.ETING Tile rto1s1 11n1 .. cm· amended and restaltO wltl'l lheCount)' Cle" o• 0. PfOtec:clon; 111 ,...._. .. INTEAN1', J °"'A1. 1 •32 menc.d 10 transact bus•· "ugusi 5, 1985 75 WHI an9e Count'r on OctoDfl• 1· Clenhaven em - leecrlte • maq""'-lleM que M¥gue••lt' 4,, ._0<ona 091 nes-s unoe• U•f' '•cllc>us M01a Mo.nle 1 ... enu. Sena 1 1988 et.er •, San F~rnando, c11mfllr con lae for-Mar Cat.t Q 2b2c, buSl1leSS n1rneo .:i• n•meos ll.4e<>re Cel1t 91024 F)li51S7 CA 494.941~ m a I d 1 d • • I• t a I•• Michael "'l>omn 80<ges lapropledH al uetecl qul«e l732 11Aarouer.1e "~• Cor que la cOfte MCWhe eu ona cse4 Ml• Cal•• 92625 c.o. This ou.,,.,,ss s con· Sl 1Kted no ....-•• Ill oue1ed bi .t r d .. oua\ 1 ,......11 a tltmpo. '"'9de Tile ·•~·sf• •"I com perdef tt cno. Y '-pWden I men<'ed IC1 1r .J"sa<:I Dul•· --IU eotano. IU dtnere nen un,,l'• .,,.. I ClolOVI y otrae ct••• de 111 business "ct"'P Of .,,,.,;esl Pf~ afn ..... edl-lolled abOv,. c~ 4o••t IS clONI p« pette de le cote.. 19aa I E• .. "91 otroe ,...._... l\AIC1'clt'I Bo11l"'" 11egatee. ,.__ .,_ ltllted This s1a1emen1 ... u hi.ct qUltHa Mamer a 11n ......-J.,,,oh 111e Ccuni~ Ci.•• ot Of. ~em••tt•. al,.. c-1119' C<>v<'h .J' O'ctcl>f!• '• I-a YI\ ....... ,...-1984 • ..,._a 1111 ~ • ,..._ F"5342 tNftele de 111a,1d11 o a Puo11sneo 0•1nge Coas1 lllnll ef9olM de~ lettel Otilly PtlOI Octc~• 24 31 (.,,.. et CSW.Ctorlo tell-Novemt>er • " 1988 I ~~ ~1" c .......... The "9me and aoor ... 01 PUBLIC NOTICE I 1ne coun tS (El notnbf9 yl dlftcClOfl ~ la corte .. 1 FtCflTIOUS IUSINIU MUNICIPAL COURT OF NAME STATEMENT THE STATE OF CALI· fllel0<10w..ngPf'(sons 111 FORNIA COUNTY OF QA. OOing ous ....., as ANGE Harl>Ot Jlld~ Dis· t l\SYS1Ell.4S MARINE tnc:t •«>1 Jtimt>orM Blvd (2 .... 'rORAUL•CS MAR1"'E Swt• 10 I, NewpO(l a..ch. 16J~ S\IPeftOI" Awn~ UM C.ittomia t26e0 ' I Costa Me.u Cthl 9262( T1'CI flame address end James Allrfd 8~r1ell '01 ~ numoet ol ~..-. &uuna C4v•I Nt,,.port tiff S lll~ftey. or pll 4"trff Beecll I 9•663 ~t en et10tnty .. tEf Th bul•nHS 1$ ~· nomt>re II d•r«C>Ol"I y el nu· ouctec b)' 11n 1ncs1vt0uaf mero Cit 1eretono oetj flla 1e91•111n1 com· ~ OelC*'Pl8n4)1nte o ~ \0 1ti611NCI t>..s,, OM ~ante que no nest lll'CM' ,,,. '""'°" 1t1e1'ce at>ogado . u 1 '°""""' ~ oo ~ ' NICHOLES W. GHNOUL'I' llllted abO..-Dl'I triot .,..., MO .. INlll.0 8AlllON£. Ja"'9t A IU< ... I ~ & NA"OU\.LI t\ fh l lll~f w lded ,.,cl• DoJ>al L ... CorPot · ""''" t~ Cour!IY C*-11 Of On atiOft. •tU MacA101wr "'91 Ccuf\ty O" Ot1ooei n "The Drive to Win" Some c-oncei Po, n1s neeo o Mt to ono torr h1o..>otmen1 rt ono 01~0\N the 't'"'""'d ei no rig 1n t!"le f :.Jhl coo n$' c ~ Ccut.: .... OJQ ~t 1918 ,__ ~ c ... ;w NMO ~ OflnOt C...~---~------Cl"TI; lfecMI _,... OA 01ity Pll01 Otto~ , •• )1 t• No"'9ft'll)ef 1 t 4 , ... ~-~." a; ... .,. PACIFIC VIEW MEMORIAL PARK Cemele<y • t,t0<1u1"' ClllC>'I • Cremetorv 3SOO Pac ltc V·-o ...... Newport eeach 844·2?00 HAM°" LAWH· tin OlMI MoftU!lfy • Cemtltety Cr8'1111~ 162SGllltf A•• Costa 540·!>~!>4 • NftC:f l'IOTHl"I K\.l .OM)WAY Mdrt1.1•&rv • CnaOl"I 110 8toadll>wly Coala ,,_. M "'2-11150 .. Orenge Cout DAILY PILOT/ Monday, October 3 1, 1988 ML1cNOncc '_ MUCNOTICE W 11>TICE MUC 11>Ta " PUUtlOTU : wpq •511111 : !WICPR I P!llJC!n9 I NIJCMIP .UMMONS llleOl'IOM numbef of P'•tn· ~uetll IOI' lltWI t>u11· cneCOYnlytnwnechtnell!Oft. nwing eno ..... 'f0'.111 Ob· ~ , f1W,1"IDUl-M MeoArtttur .,ouleva10 . TN ,1--='1110ut IUllMM ~ (CITACION.IUOtCIM.) llll's altOfMy, Ot plak'\Utl lltlU (>f•a"'eifllN .... ,d ltloblooneartlf\oMrll .. j«:llOMOtlllewrtllenOl>t«;· • llAlmftAW •110 Ntwpofl IAcfl CAN....-. teflrt.OIO•~· .. '1C - NOTICE TO OEFENOANT Wl\hOut an attorney 11 (El 011,,. contrtiel IOr the .aiove nllbltWlld and publlltlld llOM wttll the eoutt bll0t• IUUC I "'9 lololWr'l l*90ne 11•192• ~ Of Of.,. "*' 111 Otano-County on •·-· (A v1 so • A c u t ad o I ·nombre la dtteccion y el nu-IMf'thonld PfO,.C:I 11 lftacM by 1111 0.1ec:10t ol lnduttnal tN ~11'9 Yow .,.,..,. 1 TO WHOM rT y CON-dOlllG ..,..,_.. Stm oe ~ Febfuery ti, 1tll f lLE The Plf'IOftl •• t030-tt02 s MINNIE INC mero d• teletono del by tubml1tmg a cornp6ilted AelahOnl Cof>'ll ot 1111 lflCe "'.,bl WI Q«ton Of by cE-. OOL.DEH PAINT l IOOY. Al ~ lftUIC DI ,. NO F31t6t1 doing...,.,.,.. • • Call! corp . •I Ill 1at>og.OO dll dlmandente, n form STO 8 t1 wllll 1119 btd .. •II ... ,. on hie II IM "°"' etlOIMy ~ I to 1630 ~ Aw . Colt• ceeved .. _...,...by 11111 o.n• Oet Nguyen. 1•25 "T' l.'M09ft:, 1500 t Gold· YOU AA BEING SU£0 dll demandante que no1ptoPOlll No (>flfetlf'CI_. Ofllce of the Chill ol Plant IF YOUAAE A CRfOIT()lll Ille~ Of NA':<:.L1Mele. c.-92827 11101 cs-., of NoWftlHr, S M..,._ $aftt1 Ana, Calif enwelC, 11untlnglon llMcl'I BY PLAINTIFF CA Ucl leesta lie nee abogado &II be g<tntld unlea1 Ille bid 1• Opera11on1. F111v11w OI· Ot a cononoent etldttor of OtSPLAY AOVElllTlllNG, W~ OCJlden 2010 FUii· 1•. un1e1e V. .... tren. 92707 Celtf 9*1 ?•• demanoandoJ LAWYERS SA ~ AlT DEAN ecc.~llCI by Ille STO \191oC)menlalc.tlllt llW~. 'J04.l ""* ... INC A CAllfOflH~ eof'· __,.. Colt• ..... Callf ,..,...,~tllelraMfer Thia bulH'*t WU con-Ar"""J Tocco.I_ v .. TITLE INSURANCE COM· MAS BREWER & KIN· 811 I S41•1f1191CllOl\W!Ubehe!d yourctetmwitlltlllCOU11end POAATION. Tran1fero11. 12127 of llQUOf llOeMI • .,.. at'tleh,duetld byenindl~.. Anoeitn• Drift. Hunt1n9'on PANY • Vtrg1nta corpor-.C~ ON. 500 South Main 81<1 propoglt mull bl Wedrt••d•y NOY 18111, mlll a copy of IO Ille P9'· wtloN ~ addr... .. Thia bUllf\ffl II con· CIM . .ii c:l*ml mutt bl,.. Thi• Mac.Mnl WU hied BMcll, Celll 112t47 etlon "S'11ee1. Su11e 1100·Nortn1 aubmlllld for the en1111 1N8. er 10 00 AM Fairview 1on11 r19r11ent111v1 •P· p 0 BOX 5370-2M SANTAI duet.CS by an 1no1vldual jce1veo ~IOf to IN daM on wttll tllt Countr Clltk ot Or-, linda KOC>Pllfnln. 2107 t You hive 30 CAlENOAft Tower Orange Celllornla work oe.er1bld therein 0.-e>eve1opmen111 Centi' Polfllld by lhl court w.tllln ANA CA 9270. cOunty otj Th• reo11trant com· ~ tt11 liquor lloaf1le 11 ange County on OCtot>et 10. PIMO Vlfada. El TOfo, callf OAYI eft9f ttw MlftUllOM 92668 171•11147-955~ vlat1on1 trom plans 11'10 lllCIOf 8)elltae Clllef of loutmonlllllrom lllldlllof Of ' Sllll of Cellfomia "*IC9d to tranuc1 t1Ua1o-,,.,.._,ect by !fie o.p.rt·1 1N8 92630 I• MfYed on you IO .... a DATE 1Fec11a1 AUG 03 IC)IClllClttOnt Wiii not be Plant ()perat10rta Ill llt'SI 1auanc. ot ,.. .. , ... 1,1\atan:-bultl .,.,,..., .. .ooui MN undef Ille llClttOUI "*"of~.....,.. Pubklllld Orange Coe•t Tllll bullfllll II COn· 'Yr.•tltl•n rnpot111 at I 1997 conlid«ICI and will bl cau11 PubllSllld Orange Coast p1ovldecl 1.n Sectton 9100 ot 1 to bl ~to METAO °'8· Mineea name or namee Control Daily Piiot October 17, 2•., ducted by co-pattl*I th. c--. "•bin •. KUNI, C..,k, tor rtj«:UOtll ol bldt Th• D911y Piiot Octoblf 3 t, No-Ille Celo!Otnl• Prober• Cod• PLAY AOVElllTISINO. INC .. lilted ab0\19 on October 13, So fw .. known to the 31 Novembef 7, 11188 Th• regl1trent com- A lettef Of phOM catl wUI By Le tltl• Hernendeir, Oepartmenr has the rigtlt lo vember 7, 11188 IThe time !Of ltl1f1i1 cl"ms wllt A CALIFORNIA COA'°"· INI trllftlflf... ell b1,1stn111 M-762 mMC«S lo trllllKI bual- llOt protect yew; you.r type-°'tMllY wa;ve any 1tr19111et1ty Ill I ' M7M 1not e~e l)t>Of 10 four A TION OR NOMINEE. w.,,.. Gotc1en Mn* end eddr..-uNO Mal undlf IN flctll~I wrttt_,, '"pcNIM lftlllt be NOTICE TO THE PERSON bid Of to r1t9Ct Ill''/ or Ill 1montll1 trom Ille date of the Trentfltae whOM b\lllMM Thia atet.,,_,t wu flle01tty Tr ..... Of tor tlle thr" '18.IC ll)flC[ bu9lnlll nlf'M Of nlMll 111 PfoS* letat form rt JOU SERVED You are MfVld a bids Ml.IC NOTICE hearttig nottcld ab0\19 100, ... 11 '19007 SKY PARK With tlle Cou11ty ~k of Of·f!IMR lelt pelt, II dtfferent1 lilted above on N/1' want tlle court to hffr 1ou11an 1nd1v1duaf defend.ant No bid Wiii bl ~li<le<ld 1 YOlJ MAY EXAMINE Ille CIRCLE DRIVE. D 2. tRVINE, ange COllnty on October 17.l"om .,_ ~ ••·none IC..,_ Arllluf J Tocco c.... Pubhslled Orange Coasr unleU II 11 made on a llan· I IC Ga4 hie kept by I"-court. 11 you CA 92714 County of Of· tNI 1 Oeted' Oc:toMr" I Itel ,tcmlOU8 .,_.. TM statement waa flied " ,... do llOt .... ,_ Daily Prtol October 3 I No-darO lorm lurfltlhed by IM NOTICI OF DIATH .,. a pel90A 11\llf ... ed 1n State Of C81!f0fnll ,_.1 •• ' .. 0 D .. p LA y NAlm ITATlllllWT "1W!lh ,.,. County Clertl °' ()f. ,...,_..on Um., JOU m•J Yembef 7 I~ 2 t 1988 Oepartment and II maoe 1n ._OF NTITIOtll tlle 111111. yOll may Ille "1WYth ~ P'C>91tl'I to'be trans· Pllblllllld Orenge Ca.1 AD"9RTI.,..., ..c., A • The t~ '*'°"' arej anoe County on October-11, .... Ille caae, and,_ M769 acc:oroance With 1111 "In· TOA ..... ,.... ltlleGourt a tormal Requeslj le<f.0 II located at 1s1I D1Hy Ptlot OctObef 24, 31, CALIPORMIA 'CORPOR· doltigbulllllllU 1988 weges. mone1 111d ~op-struct1on1 to Bidders " H TATI OF: tor Speclal Notlee ol Ille hi· KALMUS UNIT F2. COSTA' Novemblf 7. 14, 1te8 ATIH.a. aY 'IAN LI NICE PEOPLE IN BUSI· f1MNI erty may be t•hn wltMut POOLIC NOTICE Prospecll\19 blddefs may•IELIZA81TH 8 1 "1 A9l ltig ol an Inventory and -i>·1MESA County of Oranoe M-758 •OYl11, P•t •tDI NT, NESS,3fS01 P1tk VllWLane Pub4llhed Of~ Cout fllrther warn.Int ,,_ ,,,. e•llTUl'll lf'ld obtain plans, BORRAYO AICA I.LIZA· pl'lltemenl of atat• ...... Slit• of CaltfOfnll ·1 iftH' T1• ••• • I •25·C. lrvm•. Call3t60927~5 .. ().tly Piiot Octobl! .. ~7. 24. court. 0 ·122151 1pec1flcat1on1, ano btd BETH 9. MM.A °'of any p11111on or account Said l)topetty 11 OHc:rtbld '18.IC NOnw. PutJIWllCI Orange Coeat Debbie Murray. 1 ar., 31, No¥emblt 7. 1 ....... There we 011111 letel re-NOTICE TO lorm• by ca111ng {7141 I BTATI NO. ju provided In MCttOfl 1250 In general u . All UMll 01 Ollly Pilot ~ow 31. 19881!\llew Lane .. 2~. lrvme, M·763 q11lr-nt1. You meJ ••nt CONTlllACTOAS 957-5213 A14540S ot 1111 Calitorn1a Probate that t>ut atop llleltera bllll· K a7U M7t7 Ca.Ill 92715 to call an allOfneJ rtellt OS 13'3 (11/M) A payment bOnd, Stan-To 11111e1r1. benef1C1ariet .• Code A Aequnl tor Spec111 neu known 11 INTER CITY! NOTICI OF I Tiiis bUSIMH 11 con· "8JC ll)TIC( 1wey. H JOU do not known Project No. Oard Form 807 1n tlle cred1tor1 and con1tngent1Noticeform11avatlabtetrom SHELTERS end located 11 BULK TRAMWIR "8.JC N011C( ducttO by: an 1rtd1v!dUll .,, ettOfMJ, JOU mey cett en UllA =2 amounl no1 lesl lllan so pet• cred1IOfl , and Q«sonS wno Ille court clerk. I 151 KALMUS UNIT F2 TO WHOM IT MAY CON· Tiie registrant com· ,tcnnoue ..,... .. attorney refettel t«Yice or Sealed pror:><>sals woll t>e cent of the contract Pf'tCI m•y bl otherw111 ,,,,.,ested AltlrMJ tor fletlt,_.,: 1 COSTA MESA. County oil CERN· . ._. inencl<I to transact bull·1 NAm ITATlllllWT ...... .td offlc:e (llllH In received al the ott1ce of must accompany every con· 1 ln the Wiii Of ""''· or bOtll, KIM MCINTOSH A nY.. Ofange 51111 ot Celitorl"'-Nottce II hereby g!Vln to ''A?eL OF I,,... U(ldlr Ille llClllOUI Tiie lollowlng petlOfll •• tlle ~boot!). Plant Operations · Faorv•ew tract lnvolv1tig an lltQen· of ELIZABETH 8ERSA8Ej121 w ... 1tlh I I., Coeta The ~ transf9t Wiii bl Ille Crld1tor1 of NATIONAL A••Wlff OF bultnns name Of namet doing~ .. ~de .,e le en· Developmental Center 2501 d1ture ln e.otcnsol$S,opcl 80RRAYO AKAELIZABETH ...... CAm27 conaummatld on Ot atterjOISPLAY ADVERTISING, "810/lfllCTITIOUI llstld at>ove on Ocrot>et 7,, NEWPORT ARCHITEC· 111911111 n i. clteclon Ju-Harbor Stvo Cosra Mesa, Tiie successful bidder will 1 B. SIGALA Publls"-d Orange Coast Ille 18111 da of Novemblt, INC . A CALIFORNIA COR· ._ .. NAMI 11988 TUFIAl PRODUCTS, 2005 dlelal 111ted tlene 1111 pqao CA un1112 00 P M on WED t>e required to enter Into a .A petition hhs been flledj011ly Pilot Octoblf 24, 25.• 1988 Tht1 ~tk tranater 11'PORATION, Transtarore. Tiii followlng persons Oebbte MUrray w. BelbOl ltVd . suite 2S3. de 30 DIAi CALENOARIOS Nov 23 1988 al whoch rime co,,1r1c1ural 1greement ln,by SANDRA BORRAYO lnl31. 1988 faub.-t 10 SectlOft e1oe ot!wllOM bull!llP addr ... Is he\19 aNndorled" 1111 UM otl Thtl statement was flied Newport a.en. Callf. 92te3 p ara pnaenur una 111eyw1llbeopeneoano reao the torm of I "Sten<lerd the Supert0r Court of Call· Mn63,tlle C~hlornll CommeJC:lel PO 80)(5370-286,SANTA the F1ctrtlous 8uslnen wttllllleCounty ClefkotOr· Mb..i J Hie*ey, 21et1 ~ .. HCflta • ma-IOI performing work 10 Agreement, lorm STD 2"1fornia.Countyol 0fange.re· IC MnflC[ Code II SecllC)f\ e1oe .,.1ANA. CA 9270.t. County oll Neme. COlllf>ORATE AP· ange CountyonOCtoblt24, Saluda Clrc:ll, Huntington q\llfta 1111 "'' COfte. lurn1sn ail 111>or materials winch snail be btnd1111J upon questing chat SANDRA I PUBl "" lies claims me bl filed et Orenge, State ot C1hf0fnla, PA.REL. 2925 Collefl, Unit 1988 Buch, Calif. 926'8 Una carte o una Hamada rools and equipment the Srate ot Cehlorn1a on1y i 80RRAVO be appo1nled 111 FICTrTIOUI 8UllNlll • l!;ELlS FARGO 'ANK. N.A . that a bulk transfer t1 abOllt 2A. Coste Mesa, Celll ., F•111 Jl!'l\ll E L ... 115415 Sllllf telefonlca no le olrec.r• necessary 10 remove the old upon approval by Ille Siii• personal representative to NAME ITATIMINT Esc:ro• Department, Re Ito be made 10 METRO DIS·l92'2t . Published Orange Cont 11. Fount.in Velley. Clkf proteecloft: au ,.•Pll"I• llsted co mponen1 $ or The contract is no1 binding administer the estate ot the T tol.......,...,, Escrow No 692.972 •stol PLAY ADVERTISING. INC . TM FlcUti0111 8u11nesa Dally Pilot October 31, No-92708 MCritl a 191aqulfta tt.M que feed.-.ater system Furn.sh on eitt>e' pa1ty unless ll'ldldeoedenl lie ~""' peraons "8 MacArthur 8ouleve;d = A CALIFORNIA CORPOR·1 Name refltrecl to above was 11embtf 7. 1•. 21, 1988 Tiil• bllelnlla la con· culftp tlr con 111 tor· and reprae4! worn new com· unrot 11 •S approved by IP· The pehtoon reques11,dolM"j~91~N8:oY D C 610, Newport BMch. 'CA,1'TION OR NOMINEE. flied In Orange County onl M-764 ducted by: 1 general part· m a I Ml ad•• I• o a I e 1 ponents listed t>elow IAI proprtare authortzed 1tate author11y to administer the 3 0 · · · 92660 COllnly of Ofenge I TrenefetM. wnose bualneas 5127117 F~4131 I nerslllp llPfotNdll 11 ueted quler• Conoensale storage tan~ agencies. •ncludttig tll9 O.lestaJe unoer Ille lndepen· ~~ • 0 b·1 ,,:•,:.:,oarl siateOt catlf0tnil · *9d<!!!f1118007 SKY PARK Oetrlll F Mcl(lnley, 1144 l't8JC NOTICE The registrant com· qw le COft• HCUCM 111 (8) Deaerator Hearer 1C1 p1r1men1 of G-•' Ser· dent Adm1ntstr1flon of Es-C ~1•9;~26 ° · All ct.,ms ITlllSI be , .. 1ctRCL:E ORIVE. 0·2. Denver Onve. Costa Mela, mencect 10 ttenllci bull· caeo. Muno-port ware< Sotre11er vices ol required tales Act. (This authonty al· 1 11 • cel\led 11 11111 8Cldr9M by tt11l IRVINE, CA 92714. C011nty Cahl. 9262' 1 ICunl nees unellr 1111 flctltout If 111tect no.,,...,, .. 1u Valve at Fairview De· Alf nonexempt stete con-1lows Ille Pl''°"'' represen·1ChRoben 1 Mr'k c~inefy' Hth day of Nollemblf, ol Orange. State ot Call·I Sunn A. McKinley, 944 FICTITIOUS eu•lll t>Ylineu neme or names r..,.·..u a ""°"'°' puedl velopmentat Center. 1n ac· rraets ol $5.000 or more ar11tatlve to take many achons 30~fP'~c ~· nc.B 11 orn ~·j 1984 unleU the t>Ylk trllftl·l fOfnla Denver Oflve. Colla Miii. N.-ITATIMINT Nctld aboW on Ocloblf' 1. P9fder., CMO,., le pueden cordanoe with plans and sub1ecr to srate contractOfjwlltlout obtaining coun ep. C M!. 0~ 111 °9'2:~:r · 1., llSo inctudeS the trensfer Tiie property to bl trans-Celll 92626 I The following penons are 1981 qultlr au to&erto, au dtnero spec1ficauons therefore ,,ond1sc"m1natt0n and com-l>f'OVel BefOfe takttig cenam osra · 1 of llqUOt hcenae m which fetre<I 1s located 11 tS 1 Tllll tKlslrllll was con· d0ttig busmen as I Mich ... { Hiekey J otr•a co111 d• au 810ders tor ""s proiec1 pl1ance reQutremen tl acttor1s, ~er. the pet· This l>uStnest os con-, case '" eleims must be re· KALMUS. UNIT F2. COSTA ducted by an lnd1\ll<lu1I Al TERA TIONS. 2965 Thl1 sll ement wu flied propteded atn nleo ldl· must posse55 a current C·4 pursuant ro Government llOl'lll representative is re· duiled by 1 1 ~rporauon • oelvttd prior 10 the dlte on MESA, County of Orange, Thia 11atement wu hied Hart>Or 81.. Coste Meu . with Ille County Clerk of Or· ctoftel por pelt• de le corte. c1ass1t1cauon license issued Code Sec11on 12990 and quired to give nouce loj n~ '~II ~ ranc 1 c~';',. which Ille hquor llCIMI 11 Stell of C1ltfornla. with the County Clerk of Or· Calll. 92827 1nge County on October 14, Ext1ten otroa requl11toe t>y 1he Contractors Sr ale Cahlorn1a Adrn1n1slrallve lnteJestld per1ons unless menc; d 0 ,~., 111 transleJred by 1111 Oepert· Slid properly ls deac:ttbecl ange County on October 4. HM Cllun Sim, 12181 1988 ........ Plllde que ueted License Soard Any 1>1d re· Cooe T•lle 2 0.VoSton 3.,lhey have waJVeCI notooe or ness un 411' IC ous ment 01 Alcoholic Bever 1n general u All UMIS ot 1988 Adrian Ctrcle •A. Ga101n ,_,U qui.re ,._., a"" ebofedo cetved wnere lhe 1>10der os Section 8201 A b td conMnted to Ille propote0•bUS1ness name or nemn!Control 908 that BUS STOP SHELTERS Publ!Shed Orenge Coast Grove, Cat1f 92940 Publltlled Orange coat ~te.lfnocon· no• hcenseo es spec1hed will proposal or oller lor a con· act10n ) Tiie tndependent '"~':a' abOve on Octoblf 5, So far u known 10 ltle buslness kll.own...u JNTER Daily Piiot Oclotllf 17, 24, Tll1t buslnen 1s con· Daily Piiot Octoblt 24, 31 . -• un llbog.edo, plllde be d1sregaroeo Joint Ven·, trac.t for put>hc works~goods lldmlnlatrahon ~t110f1ty will 1 R t>e 1 M k Ken eo translei ee. 111 busineul Cl Ty SHELTERS and 3 t . Novembtf 7. 1N8 ducted by: an indlvlclull-NOV9tl'lblr 7, 1•. 1te8 tt.mera WI Ml'Ytclo de ref: lure bidders musr possets a or se<v1ces which is sub· ~e grented unless an DC 0 Pr oe:ir n "'I names and lddrHMI used located at t51 KALMUS. M·750 The reg11tran 1 com · M·158 erenc:la de aboglldol o 1 Joint Venture ucense milled by a ConlractOf whO 1nt..-11tld Qlfson ftles a,, • re51 1 b Transferor IOf the cllreel UNIT F2. COSTA MESA. menced to transact b\111·--------- une oflc:lna de ayude i.aat Preference will t:>e granted nas been decert1l1ed trom1ob141Ctlon to this pet1t10n and This 't'temen~,;:S fli~l't~•rs last peat If different County of Orange, Slate of PUBllC NOTICE nets under Ille flohtous (Ha el dlrectorlo tel•· to bidders properly ap· subcontrac11ng wtth lhe,'Shows QOOd cauae wlly thelwllh the ounty 0 • Ii om the abOve ·are non. Calilornla I 1 buslnels name or names HI RE fonk:o). . i proved as ·small Business 'State t>y ltie Depart me,, I ol court should not grant the •J\09 8e County on October 14• t r Dated October 8 ' 1988 • The bulk transte< will be •--listed at>ove on NIA c ... No. 2Clll14 1in accordance worh Section Fair Employme,,1 and Hous· authority 198 '*151 consummet.O °" or afllf I TATDmJff OF HM Cllun Sim The name end addreu of 1896 et seq Totle 2 Call· 1ng. shall t>e deemed to be A HEARING on the Pit"-C a s e Sc h r o •de r . ME T " O O I IPL A Y the 18111 day of November., UM90fP'l'lfT Of Thlt statement was hied the court is (El nombre '/ fornta Adm1n1srratove Cooe nonresponsove end shall be tton will bl held on NOVEM· IKnowlson M oble y & I ADYf"TllfNG, INC.. A 1988 Tll11 t>Ylk transfer Is USI ""'PICTIT10UI with the COllnty Clerk of Or· dl1ec:oon de la corte esJ: AppHcauons tor prelerence re1ecre<1 BER t7, 1988 at 1 45 P M. in Burnell. One Newport Place, 1C ALIFO"NIA CO"POR· subject to Section 6106 of llUlll llN NAMI 1nge County on October 2'. throuRh classified ORANGE COUNTY MUNICI· must be subm11ted to ano In accorda,,ce wolh rne Oept No. 3 located It 700 Sulle 280. Newport Beacll.j ATION, 8 Y .llAN LE tlle Cal1lornll CommetClll1 Tiie fallowing penons 1988 PAL COURT Cen1r1I Or· approved by the Small a11d prov1stons ot Sectoon 1773 •Qvic Center Dl'tve West Clhl 92660 RO YE", PREllDENT,I Code. It Secloon 61oe IP·tllave abandoned the vM ot F--••2-1111 ..., .... ange Judoetal Oostnct 700 Min0<1ty 8usl114tSS Procure· ol 1he Labor Cooe tt>e Oe· Santi Ana, CA 9270 1 Published Orange Coull''•...,_ phis, claims may bl filed at 1111 F1ct111ous Bustneu Publllhed Ofange Coett Civic Cenrer D"ve West. menl AsSlstance Dn11S1on partment !las 1scerta1ned IF YOU OBJECT to Ille Daily Pilot October 24 31. Publlltlod Orange Coast I WELLS F1'RGO BANK, N.A .. j Name: NATUAAL OELITE, Oalty Piiot October 31. NO· Senta Ana. Cahlorn1a 92701 1812 t4th Street. Room 200. the I the general prev1illng granting of the peto11on. youj November 7. 14, 1988 Oatly Piiot October 31 , 11188 Escrow Department, Re· 16501 8tookllur1t Str"'·I vembef 7. 14, 2 t , 1988 Tiie name. address and Sacramento. CA 95814 rates ol wages app11ea1>Je in Should eithor appeer at Ille 1 M· 755• t M7671 Esctow No 692-872. 4590 Fountain Valley. Cakf. 92708 M·7M B CHEVROLET Home of the B Serengeti Blazer •i:tjj;t.Jnw Ca 1 <Ju• •rienn1 ( 5.atesmen tor details 5 79 5100 l ·800-228· 7240 t 707 E Imperial H w y· Yorba Linda. Ca1ttorn1<> 2060 Harbor Blvd,. Costa Mesa 642-0010 o SADDLEBACK Sales ~ Service Leasin g ~ Parts IRVINE AUTO CENTER 1-800-831-3377 714-380-1200 G CQ#tt~Ar"'v~~iYt\PaLET Over 23 Years Serving Orange County ji ;; """-Sates • Service ~ ~ -~ Leasing ~--~ ~e:S ;;_~ tF !!iJ= -:r- 546-1200 Special Part s Line 546-9400 .. j • -• -,w. ' ' ' ' I • -'· ) ' .' 6'~ I GMC:TRUCK "THE SMART STOP" • (714) 540-9840 2850 HA ABO A BL VO. COST A MESA GJIM SLEMONS IMPOAlS Mercecs.1-Benz 1301 OtMll It. Newport INctt 0 8 .... •L--'"O Part• • 8«\lfce . m-mo aa ... • l."""9 " lervtce • '"'' 75-ACURA 711-972 · "c.11 Yat1r ,,,,,,.._lonllill" $ S A~BlYJlt[}G $ 0 NEW LOCATION! SANTA ANA AUTO MALL 1500 Auto M•ll Or., Santa Ana 135-3171 Newport/55 Frwy. at Edmger $ates Dept open 7 days Service Hours. Mon -Fri 7am· 10pm BUENA PARK STANTON . CORONA DEL MAR PACIFIC OCEAN .. H ON OA I LEAOEA OF THE IMPOATS" ICOMillRI • IU Kl • SAA Customer Sattsfactron Exoellenoe Award Winner 770-7001 23663 Roeklteld Blvd. Lake Forest. Irvine Auto Center • • OLDSMOBILE • CADILLAC • GMC TRUCKS m/582-0800 SAN DIEGO FWY ·AVERY EXIT LAGUNA NIGUEL 0 HOUSE of IMPORTS, Inc. Merades-Benz 6862 Manchester Boulevard Buena Park ~ I UVJCI M·F 7o-6p 213 or 714/MERCEDES M·F 8a-6p Where 1·5 and l·Glmcct. Sat. 8a·2p Garden City ~VOLKSWAGEN@ ~ IN WESTMINSTER~ 7600 Westminster Blvd., Westminster (714)891-9378 (213)430-2843 • Go~<; G"-°'~ ~ Orange Coast Jeep Eagle c.,. • ., s.u.tenJee • Sales °"' 111 l'rlorllJ' • Service 141 8023 • Leulag 1124 Barbor Blvd. • Co•ta Me•a • Low '"<•' • N o G1mm1clo • GJeot Selechon • Frtond ly People • Euellent Servrco 1nu leach ..._d ~ .._._ (7'4) M2-7711 (211) ff2·14t3 LMCOL.N •llCURY --SA LES -LEASING SERVICE -PARTS (714) 848-7739 lllOO IMcb Bl•d. (71 4) 556--1008 ffuDtinCJtoG IMch, CA tae47 • lll:llllMIB --