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Home My WebLink About1988-11-14 - Orange Coast PilotMONDAY, NOVEMBER ·-t4, 1988 25 E T . fBaier's· sente~ce: Aid com-mu:nitJ Assistance to elderly, y outh to requite for ery o 48,000 check in campaign By JONATHAN VOLZIIE Of ... .,., ....... Former tcvinc City Councilman David Baker, who pleaded guilty to forginaa $48,000chcck in an effort to bolster his unsuccessful campaian for the 40th Congressional District seat. was sentenced today to comm unity service. • .. This will not be over today." Baker said after .. receiving his sentence. "This will not be over ne~t year. Througho\Jt my whole life. this may not end. It has been a very painful experience for a mistake 1 deeply regret." · Last September when Baker pleaded guilty, Superior Court Judge Myron Brown indicated he would likely sentence Baker to community service. Baker face)t up to three years in prison. but the case was reduced to a misdemeanor. Brown today suspended a one-ye~r sentence, w~icTt woul_d only be served . if Baker committed a not Iler crime or failC(j to perform has community service. But neithh as likely. Baker said after has sentehcma that he already 1s working with three charities -the Irvine Wheels on Meals. the Amen- can K.Jds Sports Association and disabled children at Downey's War- ren High School. Baker'saJma mater .. They arc non-pohtkaL ·· attorne) Paul Meyer said ... They arc at the r20ts of the community. dealing w1th tlie ·elderly and dealing with chil- dren" . · MeaJs on Wheels serves lunch~ to senior citizens an their homes. while the sports associauon promotes inter· national competition between chll· drcn ages S to 13. At Warren H 1gh School. Baker said he teaches baske1- ball to disabled children. The 6-foot-9-mch tall Baker was a UCI basketball star before becoming an attorney ans! l.and1f1g a scat on the Irvine City Council. After sen mg four years on. the council, Baker set his sights on the Repubhcan nom1- nat1on to a congressional seuvacated b} the reuring Robert Badham a 1'Je~port Beach Republican The race was neck-and-neck "1th c hnstopher Co,., who narrowly won the nom1na11on and 1.ast ~eek was elected to Congrc~s After Baker's pnmal') loss an early June and .about S600.000 in campaign expenditures, reports surfaced that Baker. OflC of three d1r«tors of ·the non-profit In me Health Foundauon. forged a S4 .000 found ation check to himself. Baker put a hold on the check. sooo after depos1t1\"lg It 1n his aecount and later said he made the deposit. which required forging another director's (Pleue eee BAKER/ A2) Mesa· infant receiving new heart Sacramento police re- sume digging for bodies In the yard of a rooming house where five corpses were discovered burled in shallow graves./ A4 Index - Bullet1W.0oard A3 Business AS-6 Classified 85-7 Comics A10 Entertainment A8 Opinion A7 People A9 Public Notices 87-8 Sports 81-4 Weather A2 Receiver catches on with fans Rama' recel•er Henry Ellard, •ICnlna auto- O'&Pha before Sanday'• ahowdown With the Rew Orlea.na Salnta ln..Anahelm, ahowa he can ue hie handa for more than catching the foot~. The fan•, though, would ha•e liked to ha•e .eeA,.Ellard ue h la handa a-btt more in the c onfeat u the local team came up abort. Detail• on Bl. Police department maps fund drive to off set expenses_ By GREG KLERKX Ofllle.,_, ........ Pargc Watts. the Costa Mesa i•fant who has been teetering betweea life and death since her birth with a defective heart. undeNotient heart transplant SUTJC!)' this morning at Loma Linda Medical Center. hospital officials reported. Paige went into surgery at 7.45 a.m.. said Gracie Garner. spOkes.,..oman for Loma Landa Medi- cal Center. The two-month-old girl was stall tn surger) as of 11 a.m .. and Gamer did not know ho" long the complicated transplant oaxra11on wou ld take. Born" 'th a malformed heart.. Pa11e bad sho" n signs of rccovcrv several wttks ago. but "as placed oo life su ppon S)Stems ~rh last wttk. her cond111on cnucal and detenoraung .. It· s not 'en pre II\ ... htt mother Peggy. said Frida~ "She goes up and ao" n. but this is the lo .... est she"s C' er been." Both she and her husband, Brucc. NB officer gets $35,000 from ACLU By ROBERT HYNDMAN Of ... .,.,,... ..... A Newport Beach pohce sergeant received S35,000 from the American Civil Liberties Union after a JUdge ruled that union members had viol- ated his civil rights when they kicked him out of a meeting and labeled him a police spy. releasing the ACLU from its share of total judgment ofS92.000 ordered by Superior Court Judge Henry Moore Jr. in October 1987. Two other defendants named in the suit re- portedly refused to JOin the ACLU's settlement. "I was very ~rateful that they decided to settle. LonB. said today. ''The uw was very difficult to go through. and I'm obviously glad the jury stuck to the facts and did not listen to the ver) personal attacks the ACLU aimed at me:· police spy. • ph1losoph1cs the) hold But what the' Long said he was singled out by the stand for isn't v.ha t the\ did to me at meeting saxaker, Landa Valentino. that mee.ung._'\nd that'S. 't\b..\ hued." and asked to step outside b~ an i\CLU Long said he attended th~ meeting attome\> The Cl' 11 hbcrt1cs group to learn about roncerns the group maintained. however. that the t"-O might have with pohce. He told the members onl~ questioned Long . JUr) th-c incident ruined his t'ITectl' c· about his unannounced prc~nce at ness as the Police ~partment's the aftrmoon meeting. commun1t~ relauonsofficcr and put). Sgt. Richard Long agreed to the $35.000 settlement an exchange for Although reached a year ago. terms of the setilement were kept confiden- tial and only became public this wttk when referenced in a court document in an unrelated lawsuit. Long sued the o\CLU of Southern Cahfom1a and argued that the or- ganization d1scnmmated against ham by k1ck1ng him out of an October 1980 meeting and fingering ltim as a "I "as hocked.'' said Long. recall-hcl} humiliated hi m 1ng the meeting. "I wa s prctt} sup-"I'm fingered as a sp) in this big portl\e of some of the nghts and the Plea.e 9ee ACLU/ A2) Newport defense la~e~ thrives on 'the game' r Competition, con stit ution play equaT - roles in attorney Joe l Baruc h 's success By BOB VAN EYKEN OfllleO.-, ......... ls it the love of competition or constitutional principle that motivates defense attorney Joel Baruch? By his own admission. he will defend the 1u11ty. And he has the audacity to assert, in conservative Oranae County, that it is in society's intC'f'CSt to dc~nd the criminal, even to the point of winning his release. "I don't mean to sound cynical, but I don't find it troublina that I may have hel~ some guilty people go free," said the former public de-- fender, now in pnvate practice in Newport Beach. "The system has to work lhat way. If a axrson is guilty. the district attorney ou&ht to be able to prove it beyond a reasonable doubt." Part of what made Baruch choose criminal law. he confesses, as simply thejoyofthegame. Thistsa man who spends 70 hours a week or more at has profession and who makes it very clear what he likes about it. "It's the winnin& that feels ~ood." he said. "It's bcaung the d1stnct attorne)'. When I was a kid. I 16' ed sports. But I was a roly-poly kid and I knew I was never goinl to make at as an athlete. The law became a way for me to experience that satisfaction of competing -and wanning:· Baruch as fcchng that satisfaction these days.. having rettntl)' w.on acqu1ttal an the sensational case of Richard Dale Walson. a man whose oWh relatives testified that the)' heard ham confess to a revenge-style killing in Costa Mesa four years ago. Walson was accustd of fatall)' shooting Jeffrey Molloy Parker the day before Parker was to ha,cgoneon tnal for the murder of Wilson's girlfnend. San Francisco soc1ahtc Joan McShane Mills. , ......... DEFENDER/ A2) DefeaM attorn., .Joel Baracb -Absentee·ballots to.be counted Tu,esday _..., -Several close races a lon th e Orange Coast ·--eould be decided by portions of32.000 votes 1 tant Rci1 trar Ro~l>n Le\.er said 1h1s momma. were at Loma Linda this momtng. according to Gamer Paige suffers from ltUncu~ arten- osis T)pe II. where 1\\0 artenes that normall} carry blood to the heart arc fused into one large anery, forcing the organ to work harder than nonnaJ and often bc)ond its hmit. The httlc g.arl has become a favorite of doctors and nurses at Fountain Valley RciaonaJ Medical Center. whert she has been cared for since birth. Hospital employees waited amnously this momtng for news of Pa,ge's progress. "Everyone here 1s waiti ng to hear what happened. We're all hopinJ that evcrythmg's going to be all nght," said hospital spokeswoman Diane Turner. Turner said Loma Landa officials called her at 2 a m. and informed her that a heart had become availablt Paige was transported there 1mmcdi- atelv. or t.Oma Linda officials would not reveal the 1dent1ty of the heart donor or tho: clftumstanccs surrouodJn& ~ heart's a'ailab1l11)'. Dr !'weal Guttenberg, a neonatolog1st ai Fountain Valle}. said the survl\ al rate for infants "ho undergo transplanJ surgery 1s be- t"Aeen 0-90 percent ··The-. (doctors at Loma Landa) . (Pleaae eee BABY I A2) It won 't stay wet for long on Coast By ROBERT HYNUM.Al" OfhDeltJNetllall To paraphra'it' th<' 'enerablc blues mus1c1an T-Bont' "-an.er. the} call 1\ storm) \ionda' but Tuesday w.on't ~as bad Weather forecasters sa) the scat- tered ')hO"-ef\ that drenched the Orange ( oa-;t toda) arc e~pectcd to gn c wa} 10 parth cloud) but dner skies tonight and tuesda) .\strong low.-prcssure system in thr upper atmospht'rc "as responsible tor the cool. "'"d' and "et w.cather The heav1e'it r:11n was npocted earl} in the da\ with the afternoon e\· prncnc1ng hght \Cattered showe"' For the ~4-hour penod that ended at a m toda' I ~~ inches of rain w.as mc:a~ured at ~ddlebacl Moun- tain's ~nuago Pea~ Corona del Mar re~el\ed 0. ''\ mcht"S of rain. Costa "1c..a a hall-inch and the south count) from O ~S inches an M1\s1on V1eJO to O .i3 inchc in El Toro Count' mc1eorolog1st Bruce \.foore said a Ilg.ht ram fell 1n September. but today"s showers m~r thr first rtal rainfall of the season The fortta t calls for coastal h1&b temperatures from 66 to 70 Tuesday v.1th IO\\S tont&ht of 42 to SS. Pols e and H'1ghwa~ Patrol official localh rtported no maJOr problem related to the rain toda). despite lo.,...er traffic and wet streets. But else.,..hcrc. the showers icd &o .scHral scnous acc1dent . · In Los Angeles. a pf't'lnant woman and her unborn child v.crc lulled m • traffic colbs1on on raio·sbck.coed pa'cmcnt and the fetus father wa arre tcd for 1nvc uptton of matt- lau&htcr and felony drunken dnv1111 an one of man) htghwt) Pl~ .. attnbuted in pan to a v.r1nter 5tonn W•ttP•O& aero u\hcm California toda). • The 8·month-old fetu' btina ear- ned b} a 24-)-car-old Los ntde' -.oman died an an ust Los ~ 1dent on the Golden St.ate frttWa 11nJa' n1vu. The mother died cmty ----- compteted1ndoffic1al ~· thcC'ounty Rcaas1m·1 Ofrt« say the belk>ts win be counted Tundly. lthouah U\Cr MUd the abscntct beftots c:emc from thtoUf,hou1 county, thttc ~rt tc\·ttal do ram ~the Oranee C'out 1h11 could~ affttted b)' the lite count. as behind b)' 2Sl 'ote • In Fountain alle,, C11" t'ount•I c1ndida1e J1n'I Colhn "'IS tr11l1n1 b} a \Cant ~00 \Otes In Cos.ta Mesa. Jay Humphrc) !Ao" bef\tftd ~ 21 '\ "°'" fOf I MM that C'tl\ • C'OUftCll t~ Gld HP Ofli~ mtn ~~~~~:--~------1': . I~ DIXIE REDFEARN .~ ............ TM ttd*'t prottSS or ~cnfy1na ....... ta on 32,000 abttntce ballots -1111 wicek's *''°" Mt *" "We should have the.final tttults lite (TYtldar) in tfM:, aftttnOOIL ... In Hun'"-"'°" leach one o( the City Couftal CMdidlen.. ~n Oriqa. .. Onep· C11f!\P11.sn rna~r Glcnb Ouinh,cn. said he: .-u hoptful th<' a~nttt hallo\\ w\)uld fa,or h1~ randldatt. ~ man, who wn not idntuW """'~fd Krol& two tr.fi linn •Kn tnttnna 1hc frtt•a • qnk1"8 a Ye- h1 k . 'J)ln•una OUl of control llM (P111• -aTQllt•I ·. -- ar.,.. eo.t DAILY PtlOTI Mondey, November 14, 1918 . .... .......... '--..... Sto~ brings snow to mountains ..... .. 40 t2 20 ... 40 81 34 ~·· -~-...... ~ 0..-w-... ~ Eztended SldoYlDa tile brief ralD atl:po.rt H!labta &lemeatiuy '9claool a.re (l left) 1'teote . An~non, Ryel. Scbaer. Alicia Moore. Ellubetll Loni and a 11r1·. who ldendfted " " .. 43 53. 53 45 50 40 75 56 81 41 53 40 51 .. .. . 53 M Surf Report Carda, JeDatfer Tbayer, Jack Patton, carol hene1f only u-Stacy. · STORMY SKIES TO CLEAR BY TUESDAY, •• Jl'romAl hitting another car. said Mike Eckley of the CHP. Passengers in the other can escaped injury. Meanwhile, a highway patrolman in the High Sierra town of Nyack. near Truc~ce. delivered a baby girl 10 a Stockton woman whose car was trapped in traffic for four hours by a blustery winter storm Sunday. Mother and 6'11-pound daughter were fine. In the San Fernando Valley, a tractor-trailer overturned o n the Golden State Freeway forcing the closure of some lanes early today, but causjng no injuries, Eckley said. . Sunday night, a 10-ar pil~up on the Hollywood Freeway in the Studio City section of the San Fernando Valley resulted in n~mer~~s ~ender-. benders. but no serious inJunCS. 71 " IO 40 • ao •1 n : = n ... Smog Report Tides TOOAT 11.IOe.m. 5.4 1:2• p.m. o.ci 'NllOAY AnlNlfl 1;11.... a• flr1t low I 10 Liii. 3 4 8-ld 111911 12 21 pm. 6.0 DEFENDER THRIVES ON COMPETITION ••• IO • OI ·1' .. 42 47 42 • 75 71 • 16 • 71 54 7t N 40 St .. 31 11 eo .. 41 eo 31 • 42 71 75 53 if 8-ld 10W 8.30 p,m. O. I lull .... locla\t 81 4:d p.m .. ,._ T~ It 1:24 1.m. Ind 1M1 ... et 4:4tpm. From Al According to the prosecution's case, Wilson. a San Francisco accoun- tant. went to his brother's home in Modesto on Aug. 2. 1983. and asked to borrow his truck so that he could drive to Southern California. Accord- ing to his brother's tesumony. Wilson said he wanted to kill Parker. Wilson's brother-in-law also testi- fied at one point that he heard Wilson confess to 1he lulling • but later recanted part of his testimony and told the jury he did not really believe Wilson had committed the crime. Baruch and co-<lefender J . Tony Serra hammel"C'd away at the two star pr&ccution witnesses. both of whom admitted to drug and alcohol prob- lems and lapses of memory. But there was another angle in the defense that Baruch hinted may have been even more decisive than the unreliability of the prosecution's witnesses. "Here was a defendant who was clean cut. well dressed and soft spoken, a respected accountant w11h no pnor reco rd... he said. "The victim. on the other hand. was a drug deaJcr with a history of violence against women. At least. he·d been found with a couple of dead women JO his room. That's certainly more than I've had. and I've dated for quite a long time." He said he behevrd Wilson was innocent. But the important thing. Baruch said. was that he beheved he could nurture the Jury's sense of identification for Wilson and re- pugnan~ for the vict im to produce a verdict of not guilty. "There was no JUry that was go ing to convict Dick Wilson," he said. "1 felt that from the onset" Baruch said he and Serra also made a decision to "try the case in the press." Both defense attorneys. bu t especially Baruch. were friendl y and cooperative with reporters, ·freel y providing quotes and information when they believed 1t was m their client's interest Jurors are instructed by Judges not to read newspaper accounts of the t.rials in which they arc serving. but Baruch said he suspect~ some do read newspapers or hear second-hand accounts of newspaper stones from friends or relatives. "And if they d o. I want them 10 read good things about my client." he said. But Jurors' impressions can work against a defrnse a uomr}'. and ofien do, Baruch said. There's the case of Marcelino Ramos. who shot two young Taco Bell employees 1n Santa Ana. killing one of them. af\er telling them to kneel and "say your prayers." "It's a sad story. this case." he said. "Herc was a lud from San Antonio. Texas. who'd been orphaned at 14. He lived with his 16-year-o ld brother and worked. He stayed out of trouble. He had no involvement with gangs or ~rugs or any~.hing. But one day. he JUSt snapped. Baruch said he had numerous expert witnesses who painted a de- tailed scenario of how a basically good person was crushed by the burden of trying to make 11 out of poverty. The jury. however, fo und Ramos guilty and sentenced h im to death. Baruch said the jury's penalty de- cision may have been inOuenced by more than the facts of the case. .. Here was a ~r Mexican kid who had killed a middle-class wl)i_te kid," he said.·· And. or course. there was the fact that he had said. 'say your prayers.' That made it seem like a particularly cruel act ... Baruch 1s unashamed about ma- nipulat1ngj urors· feelings to advance his clients' cases. It 's all part of the an of the legal pro fession. which as he descnbes it. sounds more like Dale Carnegie than O li ver Wendell Holmes. ··1t's a matter of handling people." he said. ..Yo u treat peo ple wnh d1gnit}' and win them ove r. For example. when I address a Jury. 1 try to talk to them as people. I try to memorize their names. how many children they have and what they've done in their li ves. You're selling a case. and 1f the Jury doesn't buy you, they're not going 10.buy your case ... There is. however. an overriding pnnc1ple that elevates the law, 1n the mind of Joel Baruch. above other compet111 ve pursuits. ··As defense attorneys. we stand as a buffer between the state and the people." he said ... If society were e ver goin~ to become fascist. the ones they d go after first would be the ones least able to defend themselves." Pan of the defense attorney's role. he said. 1s to challenge the authority of the state and. in so doing. to ensure that 11 acts justly. "I believe that authority ought to be challenged," he said ... And that's also the k1na of juror a defense attorney looks for. someone who is not going to accept the state's case just because it comes fro m a position of authority." Even for a chcnt who is manjfcstly guilty of cn mcs. the truth of his guilt may differ somewhat from the ver- sion of events as presented by the district attorney, Baruch said. "Many of your clients are auilty. but in many cases. they're not auiltX of what the DA says they're1uilty of.· he said. "You rcckfine your defi- n111on of winning in that case. Maybe you·r~ not going to act an acquittal. but if the DA 1s going for 21 years and you get your client off with eight, that's a victory." Baruch, who worked at a federally funded public defenders office in San Francisco during his law school years, BAKER SENTENCED.•• is a defense attorney by temperament as well as vocation. From Al "There is a school of thought that · I ....... d holds if you are a districtattorney first Signature, on Y U'l;cause a secon and then become a public defender. monaa&e on his Woodbridge home was delayed by red tape. . it's better for you because you know He was charged with one count of both sides." he said. "I disagree. I think you can never be as good a forgery in August. and pleaded guilty defender af\er bein& a district at-a month later. . tomey. There are some exceptions. D.eputy Dtstri~t Attorn~y but l think.. by and large, most DAs Chnst;opher Evans said he was sat1s.- lack the heart to be defenden. Onoe f ficd.Wlth 'he sentence. even though he got into law school, there was never earhef ~1d he thought Baker should any question in my mind what side I BO_!.QJail. ba . . ba . 11 wanted to be on... . The pro t10~ report 1s stca y ~ · · f b1oaraphy of this guy. He doesn t Bar:uch, 42. •sa na~ive o New Yo1"' even have a ticket before this," Evans and hved .there. unul .he was I 5. He said ... The amount of community moved wnh has .family to the San service he's done is staggering. His Fernando Valley tn 1.962 and grad~-whole adult life is community scr- ated from !aft H1ah Sc~ool 1~ vice." Woodland Hills. ije.,~1d not 1mmed1-Meyer said his client served a ately go to college. t v bcf! h rt "I was havina some problems with sen ence e e~ orr e .cou s f1 d . . handed downjadgttient. my paY,Cnls. ~ I .. le t •i:t JOtned the .. David Baker's plea in this case • Baker said he hoped he would continue in community service for "the siest of m y life." He was upbeat with reporters today for the first time since the charses were filed, when he sank into a self- imPOSCd exile and was rarely seen in public. He quipped that he miaht become a loumalist and that Meafs on Wheels 'wouldn't let me cook for them." Baker also thanked his family and friends for their support throughout his ordeal. He said he and his wife and two children moved from Irvine but will remain in Orange County. He would not say in which city, though it has previously been reported that he and his family now live in a Tustin condominium. His children will get a lot of his attention. though. "'°°" -· ..., .. 9'2' p..M., ,.. ~•t2:01pmlnd .... ....,.• 10.Mp.m. DaYldBaker 'Tve got a 3-r.ear-old that needs to learn to shoot (basketballs) and a s- year-old that needs 10 learn how to dribble ... Baker said. Army, he said. I decided that ~as comes 1tflcr a tremendous series of the ~s,t th?~& I could do to get a httle personal losses," Meyer said, "David discipline. . . suffered not only the loss of the Baruch spent a year !" Vietnam. election. but also loss of his job. BAB"Y TRANSP. LANT.•• where he ~as wou.ndcd in a grenade position in the comm·unity, a great attack. los!ng the sight ~f ~':le ey~. . deal of debt and pending risks Upon his return to c1v11tan life 1n regarding his license to practice law." From Al 1969 • Baruch entel"C'd UCLA. wherr -Barbara Heller, upokeswoman for have done the aurguy on some very he was graduated cum . laud~ three the State Bar of California, said Baker sick kids and still have a fairly good years later :-vith a ~c,rcc JO sociology· remains an attorney in good standing. survival rate." Guttenberg said. H~ obtained his aw ~egrec from "But that doesn't mean we are not He said Paige probably would not Hastings College of law m 1 ~76 and monitoring and tracking the case," have survived without the surgery. spent t~c next three years doing legal Heller said. "Any notice we ol't of consu.ltmJ b_cfore taking the bar conviction from the court will be Paige has been near the top of the exammauo~ in 1979. forwarded to the discipfine unit." transplant list for several weeks. but Af\er passing the bar •. he went to t~e Baker could be suspended or have no hearts were available, Guttenberg Orange County public defenders his bar license revoked, she said. said. A heart was needed from an office. where he worked for seven The former councilman said today infant of the same age, weight and years. . . . . he is unemployed, and would not say blood type. He entered pnvat~ pract•ce with his what he planned on doing·beyond the But even the solution brings prob- partner Jack Ea~l~y in 1986. . community service. Brown did not lems. Paige's parents can not afford An u11rehab1htated w.orkahohc. specify how many hours Baker must the SI S0.000 operation, nor the Baruch satd he has few pastimes apan perform instead leaving it up to him. estimated monthly medicine bill of from the law. · S400. said her grandfather, veteran "But I do like to watch sports. and I Costa Mesa Police Sgt. Richard aSSOC1at1on ptcs1dent Detective Jerry Holloway said. "Everyone here is waiting to see what happens," said police rcce~ tionist Barbara Scott ... We know she was goinf downhilll for 1 couple of days. We re just hopinJ for the best." Contributions to the foundation can be made to SgL Richard DeFran- cisco, 99 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. Call 754-5663 for more information. Joutiu Volue ~trlbelff to 1111.,..rt .. NB man ldlled in Baja jog." he said. De Francisco. Baruch said he takes two weeks Although the monthly bill from Mexican polict arrested four men vacationayear.which1saboutaslong ACLU Fountain Valley Regional Ho~ital, in the robbery and slayirui of a as he can stand to be away from work. • • • about $65,000. is covered by in-Newport Bc.ach businessmaD'tn Blja "To show you whata cultural slob I From Al surance, the operation is cons.idered California whose murder prompted am, last year my wife and I were meeting.," he had said. "I could feel experimental and is not covered. fears from other Americans who visit visiting the Louvre in Paris," he said. my hands shaking. I had this vision of Spearheaded by Defrancisco, the the_popular tourist region. "We were 101ng to spend a day there. mr_ career crashing and burning." police depanment has organized a Oaude Falkenstien, 58, founder and I know you can spend a lot more The judgment was the first of its foundation to help with costs. The and president of Mass Media Market· than that. But l got bored after two kind apinst an ACLU affiliate since Costa Mesa Police Association, the ing Inc., was gunned down last week houn. I went outside and read a book the organization began 66 years ago in officen' union, aJready donated at his beach front cottage south of forthe rest of the day," New York. S 1,000 and plans to aive more, Rosarito Beach. It was a murder mystery. which ,------------------------------------------ Baruch said is his favorite genre of literature. "I'm not too intellectual," he said. Baruch and bis wife. Carol. a businesswoman, live in Laguna Hills. They have no children. WINGTIPS Four to share$ 7 million from SAC RAMENTO (AP) -Four winners will share in a S7.0 I m1lhon jackpot after picking all six numbers in the twice-weekly ··Lottery 6-49" pme. Each winner from Saturday night's pme captured more than S 1. 75 million each in installments 10 the winnin& players. who bought their tickets in Rio Vista. Los Angeles. Santee and Jamul. said lottery spokesman John Schade. The winning numbers picked in the televised drawing ori1in1tin1 in Sac- ramento were: 5, 7 . I 7. 23. 39. 43 and ~~~£ llily Pilat MA*<>t:ACE NOW..~ II C;Mta ~ CA Miii ...._ h• 1580 Collte M..a CA 9112' ~ -· 8"'1·M7' but,,_. & 9d•IO<t .. 141.q11 ~ tta No-ti-._,.,!Ofte .... ,Ol•lll ....... tt .... ...,_ltt '*.,n ....., IM ,.,.O..Ctoel ...... ...., .... ,, .... ,,. .. ....,.,..._ lhe bonus number. 27. Fo urteen peoplt> · picked fi vr numbers plus the bonus an4 will each receive S 135,417. Five correct numbers without the bonus was worth S2.2JO each to 438 players. four numben s-id $41 each to 21.148 people and three numbers paid SS each to 358, 739 players, Schade said. The sales from Wednesday niaht lo Saturday's draw1na were S 17. 7 million. with schools senina $6.04 million. he said. Correction Duetoaproductionenor. thecolor phot<>lf'lph• on the front pqc of Sunday's Qaily Pilot were trans- posed. The photoaraph showina aas Statton attendant Mike Besneatte helpinJ Renee Orsat with bet bicycle should have run with the story on the closina of Balboa bJand's last psoline station. The picture of Ranaer Cart Dnke should have •ooeared with the 1iory on mountain bikin,1. The [)lily Pilot rqrets the error. .. 5.d Ju•t call 642-6088 Mol*'r·'•• • ,... .. "°' ,._.., '/fl4lf ...... "' uo '"' -.,....,.. t '"' W1'911'MP1Wll .. ....... What do you lite about the Daily Pilot? What don't you like? Call the number above and your meaqe wilJ be recorded, ttanlCribed aJMf de- livered to the •~le ediior. • The eame 4-hour aAtwerina terVice may be ueed to record lenen to lbe editor oe Uf topic. Cootrit.aton IO our Leucra. column mUll t_._ tlwit ume and tckphoee number b YCriflcaiion . Tell ut w"8t'• on your mind. ....,9"'..,..... • ................ ,_ ..,, lllJr 1 aM ... ....,_ toe.MMf~ .... -........ Clf1ul1•11t , ... , ...... ..... ~c:...., ..... Uillll'I.... -- The correct companion for your'---='"r_=-...---~-----.... best suits 111 PAlllON m.dD • NIWIWI IUCI • IUWMlll WILlllU Wiii • ,.. .. • .. ... • • 'I \ Orange Coat DAILY PILOT/Monday, NoYemb« 1~. 1988 M Geography forum planned Tuesday . at Orange Coast Scout's goot;l turn Cleans up politic Oranac Coast Colleae will host a special one- hour acoaraphy forum Tuesday at 2 p.m. in OCCs Science Hall as~ of Geography Awareness Weck, as dcsianatcd by Congress. · The OCC forum will feature three geographers from Cal State Fullerton, who will present a round- robin muhi~media presentation titled "View- points." The geographers will offer personal per- spectives on the various "worlds" that confront aeographerstoday. ~ The program is intended (o remind participants of the importace of geograpby. following a recent poll which ranked Americans• among the bottom third in an international test of gc~phic knowl- edge. Admission is free and the pubhc is invited. CerainlclnvltatlonalatGWC Founeen iartists will e11hibit 1hcir works in Golden West College's third ceramic in\_'.itation~t. which opens luesday and will run through Dec. 2 11'1 the GWC Fine Arts CJallcry. An opening reception for the anists is scheduled Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. The gallery is located on the Gothard Street side of the campus. and runher information 1s available at 895-8358. Study guidelines offered How parents can help improve their young~ sters· stud}' habits will be discussed Teusday in a Coastline Community College workshop at Foun- tain Valley High School. The class will meet from 7 to 9:30 p.m. Parents can attend the workshop for S 16 per ~rson or S26 per couple. Call 241 -6176 for additional infor- mation. Cosmetic surgery program A free community health education {>r<>flllm . called .. A New Look at Cosmetic Surgery' will be prc5ented Tuesday from 7 to 10 p.m. at Humana Hospital in Huntington Beach. Dr. Michael J. KaJ>Pl~r. a plastic surgeon. will discuss common cosm~rocedures, including suction lipectomy and rcconstructive surgery fol- lowinga mastectomy. Call 84~5047 for reservations and further information. Saleswomen to meet A panel discussion on "How to Access Key People' will be presented at Tuesday's meeting of the Orange County chapter of the National Association of Professional Saleswomen. , The dinner meeting is scheduled for 5:30 p.m. at the Red Lion Inn, 3050 Bristol Street. Costa Mesa. The cost is S25 at the door and more information is available at 966-3032. Puppet show at llbr ary A free puppet show will be $!vcn Tuesday a1 4 p.m. at 1he Foun1ain Valley Library. 17565 Los Alamos St.. in celebrauon of National Children's Book Weck. The Kumquat Puppets will present a version of "Sleeping Beauty.'' All ages are invited and addit1ot\al informauon 1s available at 962-1324. Monday,Nov.14 • 7:30 p.m. Lagau Beacla Arts Commissloa, council chambers. 505 Fo~st Ave. • 7:30 p.m. Newport Beacla City Conell, council chambers. 3300 Newport Blvd. Tuesday, Sept. 15 • 9:30 a.m. Oraage CoH ty Board of Suf)tr- vlsors, board hearing room. Hall of Administration. I 0 Civic Center Plaza. Santa Ana. • 1:30 p.m. Oru1e Couty Plualag Com- mlssloo, board meeting room, Hall of Adminis- tration. I 0 Ci v1c Center Plaza. Sant,a Ana. By LANCE IGNON °' .. ...., ......... While relying on campa1a.n promises m1aht not be the safest bet, there 1s one thing voters can count on during elccuon season: The prohferataon of campaign signs. And with an overspill of locaJ , state and national races on this month's ballot. there wps s~rc to be a bumper crop of the signs popptng up on street corners. I' Hut what happens to all those signs after the elections, af\er the candidates have bctn divided into losers and .winners? As near as Brian Hafer of Newport Beach could tell, not much. So Onan, I 3. decided to do something about tt -and eam himself the rank of Eagle Scout in the process. To movt up from Life Scout to Eagle, the highest rank in the Boy Scouts of America, Brian had to organize and direct a community service project. So he persuaded 12 of his "latd from Troop 333 of Newpon Beach to help him round up campaign signs in Newpon Beach and Costa Mesa. "It was getting kind of ugly. Every time you turned the corner there was a campaign sign up," Brian said ... Mostly we j ust wanted 10 make the cities more beautiful." Brian said he contacted the Republican and Democratic panics as well as local candidates and received permission to remove the signs. He also asked candidates in Costa Mesa and Newport Beach to help pay for renting a trash dumpster to dispose of the signs. Costa Mesa City Council candidates Charles Markel and Mary Hornbuckle chipped in. as did Newpon council hopefuls Jean Watt and Sterling Wolfe Jr. Of the four, only HombuckJe and Watt were elected. Saturday the plan was rea.dy. and the Mesa's first police chief deadat70 By LESLIE EARNEST OflMO..,ll'let ..... Arthur McKenzie, Costa Mesa's first police chief who later served as city manager. died in his sleep Sunday af\cr an apparant heart attack. He was 70 years old. McKenzie. who earned the nickname "super chief' while serving as police chief from t 953 to 1964. developed a reputation of being "one of the troor.s," according to a spokesman from 1he Po •~ Department. "He was a true leader. a cop's cop and one hell of a man ... said Lt. John Moquin. McKenzie rcttrcd from the Police De- panmenl 1n 1964 when he was appointed assistant city manager. He took the Cit) 's top adm1mstrat1ve post a )car later. where he stayed unul rctinng as a result of a stroke 1n 1970. McKenzie. who Wl\S born m Pueblo. Colo .. on March 28. 1918. ha(j also been involved in a number of clubs and charities. From 1954 to I 962. he was dir~tor of the March of Dimes for Orange County. In 1963. he became National Founda1ion March Of Dimes chairman of the board of the Orange County. In addition. McKenzie had been a member of the Masonic Tem1>le. Amigos Viejos. Lions Club. Orange County YMCA. Boy's Brian Hafer (center) with fellow Bo~outa Ja.8on Yamamoto (left) and Bryan W n perform 0-. ............ L-. ..... community .entce by cleantnc ap leftoftl' polld cal campalcn •ICU aloQC the Cout. scouts spread out in pairs to hunt down their not-so-elusive prey. Brian and fellow Ltfe Scout Jeremy Sparks. also 13. first wrestled with a placar"d for Newpon Mayor John Cox that Arthur McKenzie Club. Elks and Lnited Wa). He had also sen.cd on the lntema11onal Assoc1at1on or Chiefs of Police. McKenzie earned a bachelors degree from Cah(orn1a State Unhersit~ in Los .\ngelc.>s and his master's degree In pohce adm1nistrat1on from the Un1 vcrs11~ of Southern Cahfom1a. He is survived by' his wife. Lura. anda son. Mark. Memorial service plans are pending. The family is asking that donations be made to the March of Dimes. was attached to a pole alongside Coast Highway. A sign for Lida lcnney. a congressional candidate who ran on her record as an environmentalist. la) on the s1dewaJk a f~t from one for Ralph Rodhe1m. who failed 1n a race for the Newpon counc1l. By the end of the day the Scouts had filled a dumpster and two trash cans. And they had JUSt staned to make a dent. Niguel vows to press ahead on cityhood By BOB VAN EYKEN Of .. ....,,......., Residents oflaguna Niguel. who recent- ly lost a court battle to retain the coastal pon1on of their community. have voted overwhelmingly to go ahead with efforts to fonn a city. with or without the coast." The 'ote came at a mecung attended by ncarl)' 600 people Sunday at the South Coast YMC..\. -w e felt that "e had to ium to the communll\ for d1rcct1on:· said Pat Bates. co-chairman oft he Laguna Niguel Ciuzens Task Force. "The feehng among the lcadenh1p ...,as that 1f "e altov.ed our Ctt} hood appltcauon to lapse . ...,e \li Ould be unprotected \I.Ith no other option an the e'en1 there \l.t:'fC an anne"\at1on bid from some other i:ommunll\ ·· Bates. a longtime commun1t) aCll\ ISi and board member of the Laguna "'-l1guel Co mmun1t' Sen ices D1stnct. said the large tumout at unda} ·s meeting in- dicates that lommun11~ 1denttt~ 1s strong in Laguna ="igud. ··t can't stand the thought that our communll' could become exttnct ... she said .... can't 1hink of any othercommun1- t) that has had to deal with that. .. figures indicated that the new at.ts balance sheet would be a sea of black ink. Oooded wuh tax revenues from the Rjtz. Carlton Hotel and two other hotels that were being planned. But there were deep d1vis1ons in the communit) dating from a prior. unsuc- cessful attempt to separate tbe coastal and inland portions of ~una Niguel in~ d1sunct poltt1cal entrncs. Stparanst ftthng,s bubbled to the sur-fa~ again in the winter and spnng of 19~7. To sta'e off lhc nsmg discontent. county offic1aJs set an advisory election in which rcs1denlS of the I 3 coastal neighborhoods ~ere asked v.hcthcr the) preferred to remain wslh l..aguna Niguel or JOIO with nc1ghbonng Dana Point. which w.asalso in the process of forming a Ctt)'. The coastal residents 'otcd 61 percent to 39 percent for union w11h Dana Point Members of the Local '\gene) Fonna- uon Comm1ss1on responded b) detaching the coastal stnp from Laguna N1guel's c11\hood apphcation. which had alrcad)' bcCn appro' ed. and adding it 10 Dana Point"s. la_Juna N1gucrs c11yhood forces 1m- med1ately protested. c"entuall) taking their case to coun. Last mo nth . h o~evcr. Judge Rylaarsdam summanly d1sm1ssed the Laguna Niguel claim. • 6 p.m. La(UJUI Beac~ City Conell, council chambers. 505 Forest Ave. • 7 p.m. Ocea.D View Sclaool District Board of Tnstees, district offices. 16940 B St.. Huntington Beach. Motorist held after 30-mile chase Residents at 1he mec11ngalso voted to go ahead wtth an appeal of last month's decision b' upenorC'oun Judge W1l11am F. R) laarsdam at1irm1ng the removal of 13 coastaJ neighborhoods from Laguna Niguers c11~ hood appltcat1on Two )'ears ago. Laguna N1guers future as an affiuent coastal Cl\~ Sttmcd secure C1 t}hood proponents had taken onl) a matter of "eeks 10 gather more 1han the necessaf') number. of signatures on their 1ncorporat1on pe1 111on . ..\nd prt'hmina~ Bates said tne c1tyhopd effon is not conungent upon the success or the appeal. which could take months or even yea.rs. It is. ho~e,er. contingent upon the financial fcas1b1hl\ of a c1\\ of Laguna Niguel "1thoul ihe coastal stnp. she said. By ne Assoclatecl Press • 7 p.m. H.atingto1 Beacl1 City (elemeatary) Sclaool District Board of Tn1stttt, district offices. 2045 I Craimer Lane. A 20-year-old Artesia motorist was arrested today for allegcdl) attempting to ram an Orange County shenffs patrol car during a 30-milc chase on the Santa .\na Freeway. • 7 p.m .. Hutlaatoa Bue~ Ullioe HipScltool District Board of Tnstees, district offices.. I 025 l Yorktown Ave. • 7:30 p.m. Irvine Ualfied Sclaool District Board of Edffatloa, district offices. 5050 Barranca Parkway. • 8 p.m. Foutala Valley City CoucU, council chambers. 10200 Slater Ave. Abraham Barrera wa s booked at the Orange County Jail for 1nvesuga11on of assault with a deadly weapon on a peace officer and reckless driving. shenffs Lt. Jal Mende1 said. Two deputies attempted 10 stop Barrera on the southbound 1-5 freewa) near Avery Poucr Lo e Court upholds LB killer's execution From staff and wire reports The U.S. Supreme Court let stand a Laguna Beach man's death sentence for 1he 1981 murder of Ginacr Lorraine Ac1schlt, a 2~ycar-old who was raped. stabbed and buried in a shallow grave m lrvtnc. The justices refused Monday to hear arguments that jurors who sentenced Thomas Martin Thomp- son to death were wronalY limited in cons1derin1 "mi1igatin1 factors.'' He was convicted of the slay1ng along with Acischli's boyfriend. David William Leitch. Acischli had moved out of her boyf ricnd's onc- bcdroom apartment only lO days before her <kath. Leitch was convicted of sccond- dcgrcc murder and sentenced to I 5- ycars-to-life in state prison. Defense atomeys argued the case was one of a classic love trianale in which Leitch filled the role of the spurned boyfriend. Thompson's at- torneys argued Leitch was upset because Aeischh was 1ntcrttted in Thompson. 01.,er Flet.clall Parkwa} because the~ thought he might be under the influence or alcohol. Mendez said. As the) got out of their car. Barrera took off. he said. Final leas1b1ht) figures are not e'pec1ed unul Janua~ Bates said. The two dcpuues ~ere JOtncd 1n thl.' chase by another patrol car. but Barrera allegedly attempted to ram that car ~e lo t control of his truck 1n Oceanside. and ~a~ arrested ~)' a deput~ and San Ckmente police officer following a shon chaSt' through brush. Two fires rout fa mllles in county A deput) and the police office r "ere mJured slight!~ m the foot pursun ..\! least 1"0 fam1l1cs ...,ere left homeless b' t'.l.O separate tires. one of v.h1ch d~stro-.ed a $350.000 c;1ngle-famtl) home J lire ·pokesman S3td toda~. -\ t"o-alarm blaze deslrO}ed rhe Villa Par~ home on Bishop Circle . 'l.io one ...,as 1n1urcd 1n that fire or in another that forced thr~ people from two units of an apanment bu1ld1ng on Tustin treet around I I .io p m $8:!5. • • • A red fox coat "alued a1 SJ.800 .... as reponed stolen from a car Fnda) night while 1hc o~ncr "as Ira' eltnJ to the R1u ~staurant. then thr Mamou hotel in Ne~pon ('enter. then home Fountain Valley Someone .... as on the rampage Sunda) n1gh1 "1th a pcllcH) pc gun used to shoot out the left ~•de and rear window of a car parked oo 1he 9000 block of -\zalea -''enuc. and to shatter another car's rear ~indo" parked on the 1roo bloc L. of \to sglen Avenue. • • • '\ I Q87 M 1tsub1 h1 ll'U(k P3rked at Fo untain \'allc) Plan. I 34:! Brookhurst t.. unda~ a1 9:30 p.m had its rear w1ndo" pried off an\1 ;, stereo 'alut'd at $4 0 takrn. • • • A m1th .., \\'e\S.On handgun valued at $450 ~as rTportcd m1 ing from a home 0' er 1hc wcdi:cnd on the 11000 block of Bera R1\C:r C1rdc. , gnsl) 1nc1dcn1 took pla~ 1n the p.m !)unda) garden area of the res1denct • • • Coeta Maa .\n entenainer at the Crat) Burro ..\ \1 i sion \ ICJO man reported hi5 rcs1aurant complained that a "'oman golf clubs ...,ere stolen from the ctt)' dancing on the ta.le early toda) golf courst v. hen he set them down by lnocL.ed o'er and damaged his the sianers shad .. v.hile he went to ke)board and refused tog1ve 1dcnt1fi-practice putung .. When he returned. ca11on for repairs the Sti90 club were 2onc. • • • • •• ..\ man in a tan \rench coat ~as .\ "oman 1n a ci»1'od) dispute with l3k(n into custod\ earl\ toda) after her husband allegedl) rammed her alleged!> throv.ingchunksofconc~te car mto his then screamed "Your ~t P3SStng cars in the '1c1ntt) of car's wrcclcd. ··a~ she dro"c off. Broolhurst trttt and Pacific ('oast • • • High\\ a\ One of1hc w1ndsh1elds ...,,~ .\ 14-)car-old bo} told pohcc his rcponedl~ ,hattemi b) the fl) 1ng b1c,de was tx.tt up on b> • l 5-}elr- roncrete old." ho demanded mane)' from him. • • • The older bo 1s "a bull)." the .\ rt 1dcnt s.a1d that a goal on a \oungster said. Jen h tool a v.all earl\ toda)' 1n the · • • • 000 bltXl of Lanc:mh Om e and a ..\ woman rc1umcd to her Wilson car nearh rnn into 1t. trttl home to find a bootmarlt on htt · • • • front door next to the doorknob. Rl'\tdcnts said that there's "a Thctt wa no stl" of forced cn\ry. eonunual problem .. 1n,olvm1Juvcn-thouah. 11~ al Hamett Wieder Park at Lynn trttt and Pc.artt On"t-The )OlJnl lnlDe Thompson'sappeal also contended that his sentence was tainted by a prosecutor's comment durina the sentencina tnal that Thompson had no remorse. Thompson was convicted of the Sept. I l. 1981. tabbina death of Fleischli Ounng their seperatc trials. Leitch and Thompson each implkatcd the other. Accordina to evidence ptttentcd at the trial. Fle1tchh had bttn hand· cuffed. pgcd with duct tape and stabbed rc,P.taiedly 1n the hrad with 1 filhtn& koafe. • •• Someone broke into Golden Bottle Liquor. al I 1701 Ed1nttt AH~ l)n Sunday n1ah1 The ttut~c got 1n throuaJ.\& na1lcJ.Jo""n roof CO\. er and stoic S4. 1ss wonh of ca\h anJ peopk. rcponcdl ~mblina punk The owne~ of Pon M&N ra- r\)dcrs. drank aJrohol and smoked · iaurant on Walnut Avenue a~ 91>-ma11J,1an1 and broke bottles and partntl hrcd of a man wbo 11aitldl m. ~k a IOI of n~t •• ~1cknlS 1d. OUHIM the ~taurant CVC'I') Su_..,. mtrchand1se IApUBeaell 1'ewport •••• • • • A Fn~ with tht ""°"' "~ou \rla1cita "-tndowinthctrau\1na and pulls his pants down fOt rM1r room cntran« at 1ht politt 1.11101l petron TM la9nt 1ncidtnt ocamed '"'' "rok('n bc1wtto 9-10 p.m. Sunday. • • • • • • ~mr<>l'\(rntcrcdahome1nthc five fTJll n&llt swas wn-e itolee\ b\l')(k nf 14th ll'ttt \hrouah an from\-.OO~~\e\tnfrviMbct~I A Saturday momma blazt caused an cs1imated S7S.OOO ~masc to a _boUSt on Homtwood f>ta«. No in,iunn Wl'rt rtDOnCd tn (a1t\\i"1 '~ t;~$a.m. fire ThccauKoftheblaiets unckr 1nvcst1pt1on. parted on ChfT Dnv,. tn a teparatc thd\. a wet suit and surfboard toeethtt worth an cst1mattd $.5'° wett rtpOr1ed stolen Sunday from a car ptrkcd on Tah111 Street. • • • Pohce anated OaJc Allen Wal~ 26.offouncain VaUtyonsusptc:IOC\of driVU'I. undrr tbe tnftuenct Of 11- coh<Jt. Wallen WU Mopped I\ 2 a.m. today on v;,.. dd Sol and Mid 1n lttu ofSUOObltt Sold 1914 Auch S000S was rtponcd stolen Sa\urda)' ntaht from the Pl'llC of a horM on 40111 trttl The owntt had lcf\ the car uC\looted and lht kC) 1n the t.ptt1on. • • • A pf bit conta1nu, woods. irons \IC'k:· .,._s thro•n throuih the frunl ~1ndow ofa home on the 9000 btod. of La ('aptlla .\\.tnut turda shonly alter 9 p m. a-~•••da uni l('d eratr door and R~ aolf . Lm. aftd 4 p m. turda • d utK. .a \GR at\d • ''°"'baftt.. all Stl ~ =· · oa dllt a \3IU\'\hl s • • • • ofU.Una Htlb ltV Oft •m.,t ,,•raJ \Cb lcs ~por\Cdl} ractd C'einln Drivt ~ airW 1'ia up .-nd Jo"'n t~ Charter C'en&ct moalh. ThebuflllrkiCMid••.lk...., ~rlma MruchU't at WamcT vmut Yrnb °" teet. ~ and '' • • anJ Mcadt Bullle\iltd IMinlj ilftit .I kBOW'll .-a~ihay ... ....._ • • • An csttmated U .000 worth of mrsccllantOUJ 1tems were rtp0f1td ~ s.nctay from a ~ van and a puaaer wusaokn from a itofllC ara on Bia Canyon Dr\\c. satd the 0-nef. a-tt0 C111mMed lM k>l1 It A famal) tal ~a found dead C'.ith toda)'. hlnai. na from • ropr 1n th" 17000 blod. of. Mt t\ Ori'"· th~ _, PLO declaration recognizes right of Israel to exist ALGIERS. Algeria (AP) ~ PLO leaders today draf\ed a historic dec- laration to be presented to the group's parlfament-in~xile that "!!Plicitly recognizes Israel's right to exist. SevC'ral conference sourees said the_y expected up to 85 ptrcent of the 450 members of the Palestine Na- uonal Council to endo~ the docu- ment. The council's polillcal committce met behind closed doors to debate the wording of another part of the declaration. a comm itment distanc~ mg the Palestine Liberatton Or- ganization from terron~m. con- ference sources said. The source. who arC" on the drafting committee. said the} did not expect any differences over the draft. but would not elaborate. They spoke on condition of anonymity. The declaration sets out a new political stratcgr. by endorsing U.N. Secunty Council Resolution 242 - which rccognius Israel's nght to exist -thus satisfying one of Washing- ton's key conditions for dealing with the PLO. The resolution also calls for Israel's withdrawal from territories occupied 1 n the 196 7 M 1ddle East war. . In Was~angton .• Pres1deni Reapn said today tfiat 1f the council does accept Resolution 242. "that would be some progress." But he said "there are other problems tha1 remain to be solved" before a breakthrough in the Arab stance toward Israel. ''Apearently the~ has been an ind1cauon they're wilhng to abide by 242," Reapn said in response to a reporter's question ... I hope that is true because that would be some progress." On Tuesday, th e council \s ex- pected to end 1ts extraordinary tour- day meeting with a dedarat1on of indcpen~encc for the We~t ~ank.and Gaza Strip. where Palestinians ha ve for 11 months been revolting against Israel's 21-year occupation. In a radio interview today. PLO chief Yasser Arafat called the council meeting a "tumingpoml m the course of the Palesunian struggle that will also influence events and develop- ments in the Arab world." He praised the council fo r what he called its "democrauc spint" and criticized opponents of the latest Palestmian moves towards peace without mentioning any specific names or groups. Herzog asks Shamir to form government JERUSALEM ( .\P)-President Chaim Herzog today asked Pnme minister Y1tzhak Shami r's hardline Likud bloc to fo rm Israel's next government. Israel radio said However. dis!>Cns1on broke out tn Sham1r's part\ over Cabinet posts and concessions granted small re- ligious parties to gaan their suppon and with 1t a governing coaht1on . Part of the price of the ultra- Orthodox parties· endorsement. se- cured late Sunda)'. was a promise to amend Israel's controversial "Who 1s a Jew" law so Orthodox rabbis have exclust\.e rights to appro'e con- versions to Judaism Most A.mencan Jews. who hke most Israelis arc not Orthodox. fierce!~ oppose the amendment. Because of the near I} C\ en spin between L1kud and its left-leaning mal. the Labor Pan,. the religious part1~ had found themsehes holding the balance of po"er 1n an OH'r- whelm 1ngl) secular soc1e1}. B' la-.i.. Shamir has threr da\S to resp0nd to Herzog·s call 10 form a ne" go .. ernment. then 21 da~ s to put the go\oernmcnt 1n place lfnccessar). he can requt"SI an C"~tt"ns1on of 21 dals. 1kud and Labor ha'e governed Israel since deadlocked 1984 elec- tions. lnconcl usn c No' I elections gave L1~ud 40 seats in the 110.. member parliament and Labor 39. But with its nt"" ultra-Orthodo' panners. L1kud and its allies on the far n&ht "ould control 63 seats. Rafi Edn. ~ho headed a ubor dek~t1on that met "1th Her1og earlier toda\. conceded 1he kft- lean1ng pan~\ defeat "This morning it's clear that U.S. rabbi predicts dwindling support LOS ANGEL ES (AP) -The support of American Jews f9r Israel mayerodC' m the wake ofa dec1s1on to gi ve OrthodoA rabbis exclusive rights to approve conversions to J uda1sm. a local rabbi said. ,I "lfth1s la" passes. many American Je"s will sa): 'If they ques11on my being Je" 1sh. '<'th~ in the world should I be suppom'e of them?'·· said Reform Rabbi <\lien Freehling of Univers1t) Synagogue "The 1mmed1ate fallout of this la" will be a lesse ning of fi nancial and. alt hough less so. of political support of lsr<tel b\ the world·s Jewish commun1t~:\ Freehling predict«!. More than tw.o,.-dozen leaders of American reformed and conservative Je" 1sh groups. mcl ud1 ng the An11- Defamat1on League of B'na1 B'nth. recently wrote to Israeli leaders expressing their d1sma) over the amendment proposal. Shamir Wlll fo rm the next govern- ment. We did what we could and we did not succeed. but we did not compromise our principles:· he told reporters. "If we must sit 1n oppos1- t1on, we 'll do It with strength. re- spons1b1hty and sense." N eo-N azi vandals raid cemetery 8 .\0 BtrCHA . West German} I ..\Pl -uspectcd neo-Naz1 vandals o'enurned gravestones m a Jewish cemetel) and spra) painted them wit h swastikas and Nazi slogans. police said today In a related development. a Judge 1n Lcverkuscn said he had sentenced a mt"mber of a banned neo-Na2i gTO up to read "The Dia l) of Anne Frank" as part ofh1s punishment for parading a Nazi swastika banner through 1he induslflal Ruhr vall ey city 1n May The incidents followed lasl week's observances of the 50th anniversary of Knstallnacht. a night of pillage across Germ an' that marked tht" onset of the Na21·~ campaign to exterminate European Jt"ws Police in Bad Bucha u. the home- town of Je"'1sh physicist Albert E1nste1n's parents that lies about 60 m1 ks southeast of Stuttgart. said suspected nro-Na11 vandals des- ecrated I ] gra,estoncs in the cem- ctel°)' earl\ 'iunda' LIQUIDATION SALE ON ALL 1988s •••TERRY ••••NOMAD ••••• TRAVEL VILLA •••••• GRAN TOUR/SS/MO NAT IO~ High court~rules husbands can't stop wives' abortions WASHINGTON (AP) -The Su· pttmc Court today refused to aive husbands the legal power to prevenl their wives from having abortions. The 1ustiett, without comment, let stand an Indiana Supreme Court decision that a husband has no rijht to interfere with his wife's conslltU· tional riaht 10 abort her preinancy. The state court's ruhng last July was ba5N directly on past rulings by the nation's highest court. Erin Andrew Conn ofElkhan. Ind .• went tocoun early last summer man lllke Man•field attempt to prevent hisestrangcd wife. Jennifer, from having an abortion. She was about six weeks pregnant at Ambassador th~t~~~c trial judge issued a tempor- i i t 85 ary order barrin& Mrs. Conn from ret r ng a having the operaJton performed. but a state appeals court threw out that • order. TO K YO (AP)-U.S. Ambassador • ••Erin has no right to veto Jennifer's Mike Mansfield. a lean .Montanan decision ... as such decision concerns wh<;>. spent much o~ his lengthy only her." the appeals court ruled. pohucal career promoung better rela-The Indiana Supreme Court. acting tions between the United States and on Conn's subsequent appeal. then Asia. announced today that he is adopted the appeals court ruling as its retiring at age 85. own. Foreign Minister Sosuke Uno reac-The state co~rts . ~id Co~n·s at- ted to the imminent departure of temP,tt.o block h1~ wifes abortion was Japan's much valued fncnd with proh1b1tcd by prior Supreme Court ··deep regret .. a ministry official said. rulings dating back to 1973. when a Mansfield said he would leave Tokyo landmark decision by the j ustices before Jan. I. legalized abortion. Mansfi eld. a Democrat w~o set ~n 19?6. the co~ry struck down a longevity records during his 16 years M1ssoun law requmng spousal cot+ as U.S. Senate majority leader and in sent before a .woman could obtain an his 11 years as envoy to the crucial abortion dunng the first 12 weeks of Tokyo post. told a packed news her pregnancy. conference at the Amencan Embassy After the state Supreme Court that he and his wife Maureen had ruling. Conn sought emerg~ h,elp decided it was time to retire. from Chief Justice Williamr. Mlln- Shield for MarcoSes refused· by justices WASHINGTON (AP) -The Supreme Court today refu~ to sh.itld Ferdinand and Imelda Marcos from having to give a federal grand JUry 'financial records and other material. . . The court rejected an emergency request by the former Phlhpp1ne president and first lady. who are charged with looting their country's treasury of more than $100 million. . . A gl'lndjury in New YOfk City i$ seeking finger~rints. P.8.lm pnn1s. vo1,cc prints and handwnting samples from the couple, in addition. to finan~11I records. Thegrandjury, which previously indicted the Marcoses, 1sconductmg furttier investigations. . · . Today's action reversed an ordC'C by Justice Thurgood ~arsh?ll on T\lesday. Marshtll temporarilyexcu~d the Marcoscs from com~ying with the grand jury sub~nas to give the full high court a chance to review the case. A federal Judge in New York ruled on Aug. I I that the Marc<Sscs must honor thC' subpoenas and no Iona.er have immunity as ruler and first la~y of a foreign country. The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld the Judge's ruling on Oct. 19. . The Marcoses could be jailed or fined for refusing to com_Ply with the subpoenas. But they said previously they intended to con:' ply with the grand jury's demands if the Supreme Co urt 1urned_down their request to block enforcement of the subpoenas. The. Marcoscs have been indicted on racketeering charg~s f~r allege~ly plundering SI 03 million from the Philippine treasury. funnelling 1t to foreign bank accounts and using the mone y to buy pnme New York Cit} real estate and art. quist and Jus1ice John Paul Stevens. Both den1~d his req,uest.. and the ~njunction •"prohibiting Mrs. Conn's abortion was lifted last July 22. She subsequently obtained an abortion. In the appeal acted on today. Conn said the 1973 and 1976 rulings did not preclude state courts from taking a husband's rights into consideration •·on a case-by-case basis ·• "The father has fundamental rights and antereslS in his unborn child which should be f'udicially con- sidered. on the facts o thisQtsc. along wi\h the rights and interests of his wife an abort1ns..!h.ei r child," la"'.)'ers for Conn argued. Geography awareness efforts mapp_ed WASHINGTON (AP)-Schools. museums. librarians. prortunent poht1c1ans and even a tek v1s1on quiz show are teaming up this week to draw attention to the need to know where we - and others -are. recent Gallup survey which found that 18-to 24- year-old Amenc.ans <know less about world geography than residents of other nations do. -Less than half could find Central Ameri ca on a map. How to solve the problem? The National Geographic Society, the As- soc1at1on of American Geographers. educators. librarians and others are giving it a try. A variety of programs are planned for "Geography Awareness Weck" 1n the United States. a land of people who came from other places. -Only one in three could locate Vietnam. Perhaps with the potential to reach the most people quickly ts the quiz show ··Jeopardy." which will include special geography categories during the week. -Just one-quarter could find the Persian G ull'. "Wi thout geographicall y literate citizens. A men ca cannot compete in global markets or take the lead 1n meeting 1ntcrna11onal· political. econ- omic. envi ronmental. social and military challenges," said Gilbert M. Grosvenor. president of the Na tional Geographic Society. -And when asked to locate New York state on a map. respondents picked 37 different places across the nauon. National Geographic Society head Grosvenor and U.S. Education Secretary Lauro F. Cavazos will teach a geography class in Dallas, Texas. Several state governors will serve as honorary teachers during the week. Yet Americans' ignorance is illustrated by a "Continued ignorance of geography. oth er cultures. and foreign languages places the United States at a disad vantage in matters of business. poliucs and the environment." says Sen. 8111 Bradky. D-N.J. In many c1t1es. weathercasters will incl ude a bit of extra geography in their broadcasts during the week. as well as lecturing 1n local schools. Sakharov visits Reagan, discusses hunian riglits By The Assocla1ecl Press WASHI NGTON-President Reagan. welcoming Andrei D. Sakharov at the White House. said toda} human nghts will remain an irntant in U.S.- Soviet relations until all poh11cal prisoners are released ... WC''ve had great success." Reaga n said as he praised Soviet President Mikhail S. Gorbachev as more cooperative than any Kremlin leader before him. But. Reagan said. "We can onl) wait and see .. 1f Gorbachev makes good on a promise to release all political prisoners. Sakharov told the president as they posed for pictures that "there are only ind1v1duals" left in Jails. Tht" Nobel laureate and human rights act1 v1st says the West should worry more about the possibility that Gorbachev will fai l in his bid to transform Soviet society. and less about whether tht" changes will strengthen the co mmunist nation. Beating vlctlm dies ln racial attack PORTLAND, Ore. -A 27-year-old Ethiopian man beaten to death with a baseball bat early Sunday apparC"ntly was attacked by wh ite supremacists, pohce said. Mulugeta Seraw. an Eth1op1an living in southeast Portland. was taken to Emanuel Hospital & Health Center following the beating out side his house about I· 30 a.m. He died of head injuries about 9: 15 a.m. Sunday. Portland police sought five suspects believed to be members of the Skinhead gang. a group commmed to the use of violence against blat!k6. Jews and minorities. Shuttle countdown test ends successfully CAPE CANAVERAL, Aa. -The fi ve Atlantis astronauts completed a practice countdown aboard the space shuttle today. a major step toward launching the cra ft this month on a classified m1htary mission. The countdown clock stopped as planned at 20 seconds before 1ero to give the launch team and crew practice in handling a last-moment hold Shultz emphasizing democratic reforms for Latin Americans SAN SALVADOR. El Salvador (A P) -Secretary of State George P Shultz said today Latin Amencan nations should close ranks behind a "new diplomacy" aimed at press- uring 1he region's d1ctatorsh1ps into making democratic reforms. "The time 1s nght for a new diplomacy -a diplomacy based on democratic sohdanty and on thC' aggressive advocacr of democracy b~ democratic states,' Shulu said in a speech prepared for deli vC'ry to Or-gan1~tion of Amencan States foreign ministers. Expanding on that theme while en route herC' for an eight-hour visit. Shultz said democracies in the region should consider ways to make Nicaragua "feel a sense of isolation" as a means of promoting democratic reform. Shultz also singled out Paraguay and Cuba as countries wh ich have not bt-en pan of the democratic trend. In his speech. Shultz crit1ciLed the OAS for what he regards as its indifferent attitude toward the hemi- sphere's democratic developm ent. "This O!"Pnization has not always been out front on issues concerning democracy," Strultz said. "Too of\cn it has been one step behind when 11 has needed 10 be one step ahead." He suggested the OAS has been negligent In not 1ns1st1ng that Nicaragua, hve up to its 1979 commit- ment to a pluralistic political system. "Agn:emenls exist: promises have been made," he said. "The dictators and the totalitarians must be told they are no\ free to subjugate their peopltt .• A return tnp to Washington 1s planned for tonight. In an interview last week. Assistant Secretary of State Elliott Abrams said the Sandlnistas have been so unyield- ing on democratic reform that "they've disappointed people who arc even moderately sympathetic to them.·· 19811 IRE HERE Police resume digging where five corpses were discovered SACRAMENTO IAP)-'9hct resumed d1gg.1ng for more bodies today m the yard of a tree-shaded Victorian roomana house whC'rc five corpsn were discovered buried in shallow graves1 Puente. for 1nvestigat1on of murder. Puente, who is on parole for her 1982 conv1ct1on for drugina and robbin_1 three people. was interviewed once by police Jf'ter the first body was discovered carher this week, bul released (or tack of evidence late Friday. She didn't return to the houscaftergivingpolicc permission to LIQUIDAT•G ALL.,... t 99 soo , TaAILlal •••••••••••••••••• FROM .. ,299 OO· SYH WHllLI ••••••••••••••• FROM.· OO A crowd of about 25 bystanders stood nearby as officers with pickund shovels dua in the side yard. A back hoe tl'1cJor was parked nurby, and mounds of earth were piled m the street Ponions of the yard were covered tn plastic. presumably to shield the earth from heavy rains which pelted Northern Cahfomia on Sunday. The entire street was closed to vehicle traffic. Police Lt. Joe Enloe 11id workers directed by forensic anihropoloaists hadn't found siln• of any more aravei. but will 5e1rch the fron1 yard where nciahbors ~rted a hole had been dua. diam the yard. . On Sunday, shortly af\er uncoverina the fifth body at the end of the dnveway, police amsted John McCauley. .S9. a resident of the house, on suspicion of beina an accessory af\er the homicidn were committed. Because four of the bodiet wtre wrapped in cloth or plastic~ Police said they were unable to detemune their 1dentittttor how they died. They were able to tell the sex of only the firlt body, described tis I &rcY·hlircd woman. Pohce Lt. 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Trading remained quiet. Stock prices followed the dollar lower in last week's tnding. as investors show¢ unceruinty about the likely course of the U.S. currency in the administration of President-c:lec1 Bush. WHA T AMEX DID I! WH ~T NYSE 0 10 1i J AME X LEADER S Go LD Quo T£ s M ET~Ls Quoas NEW YORK (AP) Nov. 14 NYSE Lf ADERS NEW V~IC (AP) -s.tn, 4 P.11'1,. Mc>M41y pr and net d>enee of IN I) most .cllvt ..,, York Slo& EXCN"9t IS~-'-:--lradill9 N I elY at 1'~· I•"ftlf: •: : ±ii R~~ ~ow f , ,. -VI enElcl • , i -11; mer T& T , , -"• llltOfl 1, ii t "' i·sRoeb , ; i lY ~ c~ 1-•1. !l-~ ' . :; + ~ or IM'ofrs {: -~ a?t~c 1 ~ -YJ c $ -~ • lee \.') Dow JoNES A ~ER~G E ~ , NASDAQ S uMM~RY NEW YORK (AP) --1t1e~counter 1t0dl1 ~r.; OfdSI , .. , p~ ~" v s On osv -l/,o +1~ Bush pledges to give the deficit top priority GULF STREAM. Aa. (.AP)-The co-chairman of Presrdcnt-clcct George Bush's transition team moved to calm nervous financjal markets today by anu~hcm that cunina the fcd'enl t deficit would be "priority one for the incomina adminisuation. ··1 do think we've tot to tW'n first to the deficit problem as soon •s we undenate a new administration " Crai& Fuller\ Bush'schief ofsta_f!i.safd from Wash1n11on on the N~·TV .. Today" prosram. Oueitions about the markets' I» htJior have doatd the vice president durina his pos1~l«1t0n Florict. beach vacation. The Dow Jones ave,. of 30 ind1111rial1 R.U almost 80 po.nts last week includina a 47· Point ~Friday a.It was penially trisftd ft.an over erosion of' the dolfar's' ue abroed. Buth turned •tide rtptJnen ukina about tbc stoCk marM1 slide as be left a church tenice Sunday. •• 1 juJt came lO lit' my instructioM from the be8d of CM' &i~ here on how to do my jpt>;' he · with an arm around h11 trail mother, Dorothy Walker Bush. AIUd .,.., the ~ Of tM slOC't marUt MDCC his muon and I~ weatcniaa dolW, lte tlid. 0 No comment on 11'11 one." Fuller mid 5'uiday that...._ pUi to name his top cconom1c advisers later this week. Treasury Sec:rcwy Nicholas Brady is Widely expected to stay on with Bush and former Desiuty Trasory Secretary Richard G. Darman has been reported to be the choice fbr bu4let dim:tot. f ullcr, asked in tbe in1ef'View today 1bout investon' concerns, said the Bush White House is movina quickly to address the deficit. "We've &!reedy had some · aood COt\tac11 whb the (HOutC Spaur James Wri&ht. O.Tna). I expect to b1ve fu11her C01't.KU with tbe speaker. I th ink you'll hive people who hive a pal deal of cllperienc.x wofkina with each other triUana to sit down earl~ end talk 1bout lhnc ~mi.·· Fuller said. lnveaon should unden1and. be S&KS. tbat no ~ cliflernca in spend•• prionties from ... a..n ildminislnlion arc pllnaed. "I &hint I llavc to empbwar aat ~ty one iteoi111 ao -~•II Cltfidl under conVOl Tllill -· 11 that we're not ... to M8" ail Wida .... ==~A.di .... boih Md DI I ... uedallUd ....... aldlll. .. F...,_Mid. w~ ..... w .. iw.....a .......... drfkit. llrid i•• ..-.•la• •noe ............. : Insur~nce fray shows need ·for · voters' action Welcome to California's theater of the absurd. The cu~in on its latest performance went up early Wednesday with the approval of Propositit>n 103 -one of the five complex insurance initiati)les on the general election ballot. Victory shouts from the so-called insurance reformers· cclcbrati~n were st.ill echoing when t~e falJout began. Lawyers representing state insurance companies began their tap dance as soon as courthouses opened for business. Their role was to obtain injunctions to stop rate rollbacks until the new law's constitutionality is tested in coun. While the first scene of Act 1 was beginning to be played out in the couns. some of the state's insurance companies announced they would not write new policies until the dispute is settled. Insurance company spokesmen complained voters had been duped into approving a law that would drive most of the insurance industry out of the state. That argument might have worked better if memories of the insurance industrr.'s $70 million campaign against Proposition I 03 were not stall fresh in most voters· memories. State Attorney Jo hn Van de Kamp stepped into the fray late in the week and threatened to do everything within his power to punish insurance companies that illegally tried to circumvent the will of the voters. The debate raged in the finest style of grand drama and like aJl great dramas it had some comic relief when a group of legislators urged Gov. Deukmejian to call a s~cial session of the Legislature to cope with the insurance cnsis. The governor refused, but the irony of the request lingers. If there is such a thing as political justice~ voters will remember most of those politicians are members of the same Legislature that dragged Its heels and refused to do anything about the insurance crisis before it became a voter-approved law. There's some political deja vu in tbe reaction of many of our legislators, which is being prompted from cue cards written when Proposition 13 ~the propeny tax initiative - was approved I 0 years ago. Most lf$islators were silent about Proposition 13 until it was approved by the voters. Then, they clamored to join the movement because they feared being on the wrong side of a popular cause. But the popularity of insurance reform was not a winner last week because the cunain on Act I came down on the side of the insurance industry. The state Supreme Court temporanly froze rate rollbacks for motorists. businesses, homeowners and municipalities untiljustices can decide whether the new law is constitutional. Act II of California's insurance reform movement won't be over until the statt Supreme €oun finishes its review. Players on both sides of the stage will continue to play out their pans while poltcy holders have to wander around in a land of insurance limbo. However. there is something state residents can do while they're waiting. T-hey can revive the peoples' lobby. and their focus doesn't have to be restri'°ted to insurance 1'eform. The technique is simple. Just write a letter to your state senator. assemblyman and the governor demanding that they begin looking out for your interest instead of catering to the big-time lobbyists. If enough voters write their representatives and continue writing, the politicians will take· notice. It's a simp:e technique. but proven because politicians are sensitive tu mail. especially when it comes in large bundles. Subminim mwage A state Supreme Court ruling on (Nov. I) was welcpme news for some half a mil hon waiters and waitresses, carwash employees. bellhops and other Californians who toil for what has come to be called the subminimum wage. Their employers arc no doubt grumbling. but we believe the decision was reasonable. The coun ruled unanimously that workers who receive tips must be paid the $4.2 5 hourly' minimum wage, not the subminimum wage of $3.50 set by the state's Industrial Welfare Commission last December. An attorney for the California Restaurant Association and the California Hotel and Motel Association warned that a number of businesses. particularly restaurants, would be forced to lay off people. convert to self-service or close entirely if they are required to pay the full minimun:i wage. lltafs the same ·3f$ument employer groups used m OP{l<>Sing any increase 1n the minimum wage. Their dire warning has not come to fruition. Businesses are more likely to do what they did in July when the minimum-wage increase went into effect; they'll pr_obably raise prices. That's not welcome. of course. but it is fair. And so is the Supreme Coun's ruling. S.11 Diego Trlbone Giants ' stadium We are pleased that Mayor An A~nO!Y l1as appointed a citizens• group of stature to investipte 1f the city can provide a new baseball stadium as home field for the San Francisco Giants. He is showing realization of what the team means to the city and oft he necessity of retaining the city's maJor league status... ,. It is in the nature of many governmental studies that they are compiled, filed and forgotten. That will not be the de$trny of this effort. we arc quite certain. for it is of far too much "mponance to the city. ORANGE COAST llilyPilat llllmlrJ Cluchmln .. Pubhsher .... hll lOllOf .,..,.., Assoc.alt {IMCM T•CWt ""'(!Mo! ......... City£• • .... c.... SlllftJ lMff ........ r....,.l..., CINI .... "-l• \. ....... Advtt~ OwlCIOt fill ...... ...... ~ ....... ,., .... O.iilled ~tl""I ~ ,, ..... ( CMl1ollf er,.w.....w """""Oita ... .... Cir~o..ttlr _, ... ,,...... ...... ) Monday. November 14, 1988 A7 I L [l~tHJ ---=~--=-=--- - Ltberty, . economy in danger To the Editor: Jn this Just-ended election process. we have w1\nesscd another rearrang- ing l~c deck ctta1rs on the headina- for-d1sastcr T1tan1c. our ship of state. It 1s really difficult to view a bright future beyond tbt very short term - one to two y~rs. · • I am spcalong of our economy, and because the}' arc irrevocably con- nected. the future of personal free- dom and ltben}'. It should be now undeniably ob- vious to even the most subjective observer that "majority ,ruJc" is runningamuck as Benjamin Franklin and Frcdenc Bastiat so clearly predic- ted at could . Schools losing political clout as funding tightens Several elections ago our country turned an omtnous corner when moTC than half of our nauon's citizens became recipients of government checks. Just as money 1n the fonn of the wild profits of 11legal druss is an explanation for the existing and growing drug problem, the "paying off' of the voung public with tax money 1s a program of proven and new reinforced efficacy for the con-version of our former republic into a SOC1a11suc disaster. SACRAMENTO -The funda- mental ~lit1calllilemma facing pub-lic education 1n California 1s this: Increasingly. the schools serve the non-Anglo segment of state's popu- lataon while voters are an aging. Anglo bloc wtth ever-fewer children in school. Thus the schools ha'e been losing their basic pohtacal conslltuency and. in an era of restrictaons on taxes and spending. 1t has me.ant an erosion of their financial situauon. California ranks near the bottom of the states in such measures as average class size and proportionate spending on education. It's a dilemma that 1s especially acute because the very ethnic and socioeconomic d1 vcrsll) that creates It also means that Cahforn1a schools have a rclat1 vel)' more difficult task to perform: Preparing children from dozens of cultures. speaking more than I 00 languages. for hfe tn a highl y technical 21st centu~ econom). There's been a slow-motion debate O\Cr publtc education under wa ) for several }ears Educators led b> slate schools Supt. 8111 Honig sa) the answer as more mone}. the other side. personified b} Go' George Dcu- kmcJ1an. sa} there's enough monc~ and 11 needs to be spent more efficient!". DeuknieJ1an and Honig reached accord fiq~ )ears ago on an tn111al step toward uprad1ng the schools -some more money in return for per- formance-oriented reforms. Since 1hen. there's been a stalema1e punctuated b\ occasional flashes of anger. One as.pect of the situation is that Honig covets Deukme1ian 's gov- ernor<;h1p nnd might, 1n fact. make a bid to unseat him in 1990 1f Deu- kme11an seeks a third term. Outside interests. meanwhile. are DAN WALTERS moving on their own. The state's business commun1t). increasingly concerned about the impact of low educational per- formance on the business ch mate. has been making noises about jumping into the fra y. Educators, led by the big teachers' union. the California Ttachers As- sociation, are taking a more direct approach. Honig and the CT A JOtn tly spon- sored a measure on the June ballot that would have cased the Gann hm1t's rcstnct1ons on educauonal and other spending. It was rejected b} voters. The same interests returned to the November ballot with another in- 1t1at1"e that 1.1.ould guarantee the schools a fixed portion of the state's budget. It would mean about a half- b1lhon dollars more for schools each "ear. · This umc the educational con- sortium was successful. Voters ap- proved the measure. Propos1t1on 98. by a very narro1.1. margin Honig was quick 10 hail the passage of Propos1t1on 98 as ··a major. ma1or step for pubhc education .. But 1t would be a mistake to read too much into last Tuesday's Prop- os1 uon 98 vote. There· s a good chance 1t will backfire. Given the extreme narrowness of the margin. 11·s hkcly tha1 Prop- os1t1on 98 passed only because the Democrauc Party had staged a $4.5 million get-out-the-vote dnvc for presidential candidate Michael Dukakls and Leo McC'anhv. a U.S. Senate hopeful. · That was fonu1tous for Honig and company. but n doesn't mean that the schools' underlying pohucal dilem- ma has been solved. The half-bilhon bucks. while a laJJt sum. is not a very significant boost for the schools. It's something less than a 4 percent raise and it's one that wtll come out of the hides of other major public spending p~ms, given the continued effect of the Gann ltmu enacted by volers in 1979. The extra money for schools would have to be squeezed out of such politically sacrosanct categories as pnson operations. health care for the poor. higher education or aid to counties. In carvmsa htllc bigger piece of the state financial pie for themselves. the educators have made enemies among advocates for those other programs. That wtll not go unnoticed 1n the annual infighting over the state budget Either loopholes in the new law wtll be sought to dampen its effect or these other pubhc spend1 ng const1- tuenc1cs 1.1.;11 be promoung ballo1 measuresofthciro-..n to ~oup their IOS$CS. Meanwhile. Propos111on 98 sets in motion some scnous wrangling. 1n hundreds of school d1stncu. The CTA. havmg financed the pro-Prop- os1t1on 98 c.ampa1gn. will want a large share of the new mone) for teachers' salanes and wall face off against advocates for other educational spending. including smaller classes The public educa11on debate 1n Cahfomia. 1n other words. is JUSI ~nning. Du · Walters col•mai~t. is • syodleated Add to that the growing enthusiasm and capacity of the voters to control 1ndustnes by votmg with their ballots instead of allowing the free market system to work that effccuvely votes with the dollars that arc spent. and 1t 1s understandable why more and more potential and ex1sung producuvc people say ·•to hell with 1t" and refuse to excel -or worse yet, find 1t irresistible to just drop out. Being pan of this last election process as a very low-profile l1benanan candidate for Con~ in our 40\h D1stnct and observmg this last election process is like witnessing an old friend or loved one self destruct as a result of voluntary and correctable behav1or. It doesn't have to be and 1\ saddens me. ROGER BLOXHAM Newport Beach TODAY IN HISTORY Tod•> 1s Monda). No\. 14. the 3 I 9th day of 1988. There are 4 days left in the )Ur. Today's h1ghhgh11n history On ov. 14. 1889 ... Nev. York "orld" rcpon.er Nclhe Bly ( Ehzabeth Cochrane) began her at1cmpt to top the ficttt1ous vo}agc of Jules Verne's Phileas Fogg by traveling around the world in less than 80 days. She would suC'CCCd -finishing the tnp in 72 da}S. On this date: In 1832. the first streetcar -a ho~-drawn vehicle called the "John Mason" -made Its debut 1n New 'ork Ctt) When zebras fight back, the lion starts crying foul In 1881. C'harlcsJ . Guitcau went on tnal for the assass1nauon of President James Garfield (Gu1teau was con- ' 1ctcd and hanged the following vcar) · In I Q2~ 1hc Bnt1sh Broadcasung Corp began 1ts domesuc radio ser- ' 1ce In 1940. dunng World 'War II. German planes destro)"Cd most oftbc En&lab town ofCo"cntr) fo 1969. "._polio I 2" blasted ofTfor the moon from Cape Kcnnedv. Fla In 1972. on Wall Strcet. the Dow Jones lnduStnal .\vcragc closed above the 1.000 lcHl for the first ttmc. ending the da) at 1.003. I 6. When a Lcbra lolls a hon. that's news. Lions havt' the big teeth and claws Zehras are their natural prey. That 1s the "a) things arc. Likcw1K de' elopers have the mone) and th~· poltt1cal consultants: they pnnt the polttacal .. hit pieces." Don Koll issue-. last-minute hate ma1r against councilmen who won't ap- pro'c his proJCCts Gil Ferguson sells places on his phon) "Republican Ticket" to the highest bidder. That is accepted It 1s business as usual. Residents and reformers are their natural pr~) That 1s thew-a\ things arc. So when a group of residents form a poltucal actton comm11tce and stan using hate mail against the de- velopers· candidates. that's news. The last t"o weeks before the~lect1on saw a frenzy of nega11,c mail. It was almost as bad as the Republican congre s1onal pnmaf') last June. It was news Three surpnse' emerged .from this frenzy· Fil"'t. M:man Btrgeson got egg on her face b) J01n1ng Ralph Rodhe1m to dcnounC't mahc1ous tactics at the vcl') moment "hen postal carriers all over town were deltH•nng a Rodheim hat piece which falscl) accused Jean Watt of occcptang ~2.000 from a Poht1c~lf.cuon Committee. Secon . Newport 2000 teamed to its sorrow that we are much more offended by someone sa~ ing there 1s St'wagc 1n the bay than "c ~re by someone pumng ~wage 1n th?" bay Ap1>1rcntly most of cis look at the ba~ on!Y from a distance Third. the final hit e1('(C of the am~11n -John Co' :mac\. on Plul Ryckoff ~ wrmen b> no I~ than the c1t) edttor or the 0111) Pilot. • ~nd ~nt ~~ft'd naht here on this ~~=~cmbam •n&. but noc as tmblrrus1na a 1hc l'C\INUOft that . the mA)Or tus no vilebk means of uppe>n. H1 on1) lilad JCMll'('t oc tncomc " not f'CllS-- tercd to do business en her 1 n the late of Cahfom1a. nor 1n the (It) of Newpon Stach, nor tn thl' (1t) of Irvine 1.1.here It supposed!} has an office. Actuall). ll seems to ha' C' no office. no addre'iS. and no bu'i1nc'is. That g~S with ltS 1ncorporat1on 1n Dela- ware by an agent. Dcla""are 1s the onl) state that allov.~ a corporauon 10 be anonymous. rc\Cahng neither us address nor 11s ollicel" Delaware 1ncorporat1on is pdpular for boiler-room opcrauon!> monc)- laundenng. and concc-ahng assets from creditors The .\ssoc1a11on of State Attome)'s (1enC'ral has rcpeated- 1) asked Dela1.1.are 10 stop ass1st1na the underworld Bui the business 1s lucrative for Dela" arc. <,0 the shadow corporations con11nuC' Like Wlss bank accounts If a woman hangs ar~und bars and has no vrs1blt means ot suppori..._onc can draw conctus1ons It a •>or votes in favor of de' elope rs and has no v1s1ble means of suppon. one can draw conclu ions 'lewpon 2000 drew those t'onclus1on • o~nlt People were 'iho<'lced Zebras aren t supposed to attack hons Was 1t wr ng tor :-0.ewport 1000 to publtsh those photostats llnd ask those questions'! In some caxs, Ncwpon 2000 made 1nsinullt1ons that turned out to ~ false. Ralph Rodhe1m did not rectl' e an fee or perttntaac for his fund-ra1 1n1cf'f'ons on behalf of (' or UCI. ~ those quc uon can be ansv.ertd ~1th • clear .. innocent." ' But could tflat ansv.-er hnc bctn obta1Md 1f the Question hadn't been a ktd., Is there some other tnbunal to wh1Ch atizens an Like their USC>l- oons ror 1nvcsti .. 11on. ~h1ch lS any better than the tnbunal of pubhc l'\ltln\? How can •-c allow h.onnt in,cstiption but •'01d .. hit ptttar' ttat1\;c achen11tna i1 uxct be· cau~ 1t •\Mt But 11 onl) .,.orb on tanorant "o•cn C1t1ttns •ho ha'c ~n fol10•1na l"ll.)' affain know lht ALLAN BEEK In 1984. astronauts aboard the ~pace shuttle ··0tscovel') ·· plucked a ~ond satellite from orbit and -;c- cured 1t 1n'1hc spacecraft's cargo ba) -the <;C(.'()Od suCC'CSsful salvage m1ss1on 1n two days. In 1986. the Sccunucs and Ex- change Commission 1mPt std a re- cord SI 00 m1lhon penalty against tns1dc·tradcr Ivan F. Bocsk) and barred him from working again in the secunt1es tndustry records of R) ckoll.< .. o'. ~ an. Plum - mer. etc. The~ aren't s"a~cd b) the negative ad\>Crt1s1ng But the ma· 1ont)' Qt the people "'ho 'otcd 1n la t Tuesday's clccuon are pcoplC' "ho went jo the poll~ to 'ote for 1he prcs1~nL The\ neither ~no"' nor want to kno1.1. · about local atfa1f"\ They arc fertile ground for all thC' cheap advcnising tnd.s. b«ause all the) knov. about council candidates is what they rcmembtr from the-ad The d1n1er 1ht ad. the better 1hl'' remember The purpose of th1 column 1s to t'IC upbeat The~ 1s hope ~ an~ partnl knows, 1t ts much more s:u1 fa ton to rcmo'-'c tempta11on than to forbid If wt switch our cm eltttton ta thl' odd-numbC'rcd \ears -1hc-\8me a'> the te'hOOI boafd elecuon\ -then onl) the voters who unde~tand local affairs w11l 10 to the polls \ ou m1Jht sayth1s would be a Hlter quahficataon test. Onl) qualified people would bf allowed to vote. and each c1u1en would decidt for h1m\Clf ~hether he were quahficd. This ~u~ wouJd ha"e wmc other bcnt'fhs best~ dt)1n1 up the hate mail. It would reduce the s11c of that tremendous ballot we "-"c to facctn the even-numbered )'Cars .\nd by havma coun('1l and hool tJ\>ard dttt1ons at the Yme ttme. 1t v.ould produce "'°"' 1 nkttll and 1 n" ~ \l'C'-ment 1n the titboot board dcet1on. Ont year fof local affairs. OM )ut " b' nanonal afta1n. That mu.a ICftlC. It Wlll c"'9 lite. llOft 111.Kks b>' mat,._ the ttbras non·nutnt1ous to hon5. Tht mail wtlt be lriS C\etttna. but dtm~ .,,u work b(ttff'. ~ 8ftt ,, • Mi•,..,. .... ...... Ten vears aao· King Hassan of Morocco amvtd at the White House tor talks -..11h President J1mm) Caner. wh o was seeking support for rhc Camp David pea~ accords be- t1.1.~n Eg}pt and Israel. F1,e ~ears ago: Amtd protests from oppo 1t1on lawmakers and ant1-nu- rlnr demonstntors. the Bnush gov- ernment announct'd that U -madt cruise m1ss1lcs h.ad am' ed at the Grttnham Common 11r base. One )C'lr ago: A bomb hidden 1n a box of chocolates exploded 1n the lot'lbY of 8c1n.tt's mencan Un1vcr-1t~ Ho~p1tal. k1llin1 sc"en people. includina the woman who was c.afT}- ing It. Todat's b1nhd1ys: Composer ~aron Copland 1s 88. Actor 8Nn Kt'1th 1s 6 7. ctor Mc~an tcvenson ·~ S9 Actor Don tcwan is S3. Jordan' Kin.a Hu se1n 1s SJ. Brit.atn's Pnnct C'harles 1s 40. 117 fte An«iltlel,.,... TM Oatl)' P\lo\ wckomn )OUr opinion on manm of pubtK interest,; Lctttts and lo"I" 1rt1dn of commnlal')'. must be ~! TM) llMMald be t)pcd Of earl). wntwft uld ICftl to LETTERS 10 die EDITOll. Dail)' Pik>t. P 0 ao. 1560, COM& M~ A ~2626. AS DAILY PILOT/ Monday, November, •. 1988 ·'Follies' stUnning on UCI stage ~~~.~~~ERGEON Stunning elepncc of 1 &Jamorous celebration sets the tone in the openina moments of UCl's current production of "follies," on staae in the Fine Arts Village Theater. Presenting a rich 'mix of festive shimmer and melancholy moOdl- ness, director Clayton Garri~n creates an evening of first-rate enter- 1ainment. Using the work based on a book by James Goldman with music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim, Gar- nson sketches a glittering ponrayal of a theatrical rcu nion contnstfog present-day personalities with per- former ghosts from the past. Lisa Radakovich, Luck Hari's .. Broadway Baby" and Linda Cameron's ''Who's That Woman'r' Offerina strong vocal work as principals are Frances Youna. u Sally Plummer, Myrona Delancy as Phyllis Stone and Brad Witsaer as Buddy Plummer. Stuart Duckwonh's strenath lies in his suave, sensitive characterization. Wit91tt's Act U interpretation of "The Right Girl" is dramatically touching-1wonderfulcombination of his vocaJ lalcnt' and an effective dance with Anne Marie Etcheparc. Also in Act II is Michelle Elizabeth McHugh's steamy rendition of "I'm Still Here." by Toby Williams. NacholuJohnson, Kristi Peterson and Martin Drobec. Garriton, 1lon1 with Dennis Castellano. provides mmical direc- tion for Ous ilcnted cut of 70 playen. yieldin dynamic chorus portions by the mpeny. Castellano · l.lso serves as conductor for the Ii vc on:hestration. Visitina Bro1dway dancer and choreographer Chet Walker lives his expertise to the choteop"aphy. Rich- ard Triplett brinp in aoose-bump nostalgia. with superb sets and ~ tumes. Tom Ruzika desiped the Hghti~ Bri t, reminiscent s1agin1, quality A rugh level of excitement builds as glamorous ·showgirls dtscend mir- . rorcd steps, adorned in plum• and spark.Jc, to the tune ·of the opening, number, "Beautiful Girls," rendered by Terrence M. Carey (Roscoe) and company. Other musical hifhliahts in It~ I include "Ah, Paris, suna by Delaney's emotional delivery of ''Could I Leave You?" and. later. .. The Story of Lucy and Jesse" with .her "boys" arc polished per- formances. Sond eim tunes and finely polished performances guarantee a special entertainment ex.J>C!.ience in UCJ's rendition of"folhcs" at the Fine Arts Village Theater-on campus in Irvine . The show runs throuah Sunday with performances at 8 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday and 2 p.m. matinees Saturday and Sunday. Call 856-6616 for tickets and information. Bob Marley featured ba peace ablbtt. • .. Offering "You're Gonna Love Tomorrow" and "Love Will Sec Us Through" are the "ghosts" of young Phyllis, Ben, Sally and Buddy played Peace-1-ock e:Xhibit stopping in Lag~na By CORBIN COLLINS Krystle appears, caked with mud DellJ ..... C...111 I -·Ill "Give Peace A Chance," a louring exhibit tracing the role folk and rock music have played in peace move-By LYNDA HIRSCH whom he has to destroy. Sue Ellen Angela rehires Caesar to help rebuild ments worldwide, opens at the LA considers rekindlina her romance with Falcon Crest. Emma, hopins to meet a Collection Gallery in Laguna Beach 8 d Wl~wlth K II d DALLAS: Al•hough she has gained O iffBames. On a huntina tri_p with Bobby famed mystery writer, con tinues to work Thursday. ra er e Yan custody of John Ross. Sue Ellen realizes and the boys. J.R. is hit by Cupid's arrow as a secrelary. Frank's cstransed..$0n Nick 0 1 fi h p M · Kerry lie el in the UCJ thattheboywants to bcw11h his father and when he spots country lass Cally Harper. amves for Melissa's funeral and ipees to n oan rom t .e cachc.b. ufiseum an maalcal .. Folltee." misses life at South Fork, so she decides to Clayton fears the drought will kill his stay unt'il her will is rad. Lance is charg?d Chicago, the tounng ex 1 at eatures ---------------. let the child return to the ranch. Casey cattle. wuh settina falcon Cmt ablaze and with a wealth of '60s memorobilia and Vietnam. Yoko Ono contributed much to this section. "Over a period of almost an ef!tire year Ono and her staff gave generously of their time and eneJly. suggesting possibilities, supplying in- formation, and gathering materials," the exhibit catalogue explains. The exhibit does not stop with the 60s, either, including more recent anists like the Clash, Bob Marley and U2. . CAUFORNlA NUT HOUSE _... D.-D ANJTI, INC. returns to Dallas. bent on becoming the • • • murdenng Melissa. anti-war material. Some of the high· town's newest power broker. no matter DYNASTY: Blake believes the missing KNOTS LAND-'·~. •M .. ~k and Harold li~ts incJude the acoustic guitar on ..._--------------. Krystle may be an Dayton, Ohio. Adam IN(i: ~ · J h r -h Ru interferes with Steven's desire to explain rescue Paige. Johnny and Michael. When w ach o n ui;nnon wrote t e song Ff ELL'S why he has left Denver. As Dex and Alexis Johnny drops his Irish accent he admits "Give Peace a Chance" and an angry are enjoying a romantic weekend. Alexis that he has been fakina his fnsh heritage. 1965 letter from Joan Baez to Presa· UPHOLSTERY INC. stumbles upon Sable Colby. Jeff fi shes a Pat and Frank continue liv ina in isolation. dent Lyndon Johnson airing her man's body out of the water. Krystle's Released from the hospital Val insists she views on his policies. -. Y• .... CMrs left! cousin Virginia contacts Blake, when an dad not try to kill herself and lives in fear There arc also rare pictures, orig- Says Marianne Philbin, curator at the Peace Museum, "Music will continue to play a major role in inspiring cfTons for peace as new musicians step onto the tightrope, taking real .. nsks for the sake of conscience. lt?2 llllll llft .. CISTA •SA-541·115' incoherent mud-covered Krystle shows up that Jill w111 make another attempt orr her inal manuscripts. awards. art, and h=============::;""I on her doorstep. Vir:Jinia informs Blake hfe. Carl tells the police Karen tried to artifactsdu.goutofmany performers' CCNlle to Aldells tor II pour myt 11oor-. nteds Only SfllCllllsts CM sent rou perltclly ~DEN'S that Krystle insasu that she killed someone covcrup the drua dealing be ma carried out closets. and that someone is out to get her. A at Lotus Point. hea vily drinking Adam. bums Steven's • • • The exhibition explores the history farewell letter. Fallon finds the charred L.A. LAW: Stuan is dismayed when has of modeTr music culture and the . . attempts to become a father do not h I · h d · h t d d t rd letter in the fireplace. Encountenng Alexis matenahze. Grace is tom when a felon e pang n It as ex en e owa The exhibition is the most am- bitious project to come out of The Peace Museum 1hus far. It has drawn critical acclaim from such voices as the Los Angeles Times, the Chicago· Sun-Times and Record Magazine. The Laguna appearance will be its first visit to the West Coast. It is being presented by the International Mu- seum of Twentieth Century Arts and Cultural Center. ''Give Peace a Chance tells an important and unique history," says spokeswoman Karyn Rainey-Rohrer. "We encourage the pubhc to attend -to expe.rience the power of anistic communication and also to become acquainted with the mission ofTIMOTCA." 166.3 PIKt11lll Awt . Cost1111na. CA (71f ) ~ in Cahfomia, Sable pours a drink down insists thatan accused cop ~illerconfcssed humane,_ anti~violence movements. her blouse. • • • to him at Rounne's insistence. Amie Artists rcatured go as far back as FALCON CREST: As flamCj engulf aJtttS to handle her sister-in-law's Woody Guthrie and the folk ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~~ Falcon Crest, Melissa lies unconscious in divorce. Aware that she will never become protesters of the '30s. . I her bedroom. She as rescued by Lanc:t:, a full partner in the law firm. Abby puts ~ f h i. 'b' .....,.~ who rushes her to the hospital and is at her out feelers to other firms. Jennifer as still Naturally, much o t e ex~·• It n. hcdside when she dies. A heartbroken smitten with a cautious Leland. focuses on the Vietnam War and the . 1--------r-"----------------------.. outburst of demonstrations, concerts. ., ... ¥1\JuW-• ~ sit-ins and publicity events that ,_,_• 1uw._s ··.~--· _ -accompanied the counter-culture re· ~ --.... -,....--.------~ .._.------~ action. FREE DELIVERY (714) 848-2007 16$12 Burtle lMw • Hunllngton 8elld1 i'o{#tR~~ ~'E:t91~1 U.S. SAVINGS BONDS The John Lennon section is the -. COSTA •SA ( NUINltO• ""'11t1t11 1•>• THE GREAT AMERICAN INVESTMENT center of gravity for the exhibit. 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Fifth A venue, Sodth.-C<>lst Plaza. and pretenied under the direction of ....., Wallertdl, who has produced a show for Las Socias. a support group of New Directions for Women, for four strai&ht years. • "This is holiday aJitz," commented 1 Wallerich who included in the 88· piece show a segment of Bob Mackie's linaerie (now, that really was glitz). Enjoyina the show was chairman DettJ SUUweU, whose tablemates included Klt&J Ra!10.rlla Spooaer, aanua Cul9'eu. Elaf.e 8Hma· JIM and CaMke ~pp. , Othet 'vie'1ftn included Det Clod. .,.. , a.., .... ,....,'-...... Dotti Stllhrell and Cloe •• Dot Laarle Mola and Sandy Sew- ell. . founder of LS and past presidents center founded in ·77 by Junior Emma Jue Riley, Cecilla Noft and League) and to .iet the community JHet SmJ... :nvolved." said Clock. The close to 200 paid $75 each to attend the luncheon and the proceeds will be used to help provide recovery services to women 'with alcohol and other chemical dependencies. "We started Las Socias in 1980 ... to bring io addjtional funding for New Directions (a residential rceovery Fashion viewers also included New Dirtttions board president Cadaeriae Tllyea, underwriters Kelllu Bayete, Sudy SeweU, Awey Mcla&osli and Deaue BaWwla, Sally B11r1et, Olpe Dlekl, Mary Dell Banoaru, Gl4ria Milli, BarMra Mllel and Kay Browa, executive dirtttor of ND. C-Wlla Jlfott. Emma ~ane Riley and Janet Smida. . Tlall Simmon•. Cbrla Blnpam and Diane Diehl. - They look and sound like Ann OUR ANN LANDERS: My name isn't the same as yours but, like the woman who Wrote to you recent· ly. our voices a~ identical. Wherever r 10 people tum around and ask. .. Are Al• I.Illus . vou Ann Landers!'' When f tell 1hem ''No," they say, "Well. you must be related." I was born in Sedalia. Mo .. went to grammar school in Sturseon and attended hi&h school in Columbia. Mo. When T married and moved to California in 1955 I thought I sounded like a Yankee. I was wrong. People tell me I will never lose my Midwestern accent and that I ought to get a job pinch·h1tting (or yo u. That fOt me to thinking. I'm sure you can t possibly do all the things that you are asked to do, and I would love to be your alter ego. How about it, Ann. will you interview me forthejob?-YOUR ECHO INTHE WEST. DEAR WEST: I cto all my owa wrtt1ti1 u4 all my ewa taWac Hct I ctoa't Me4 u "edto." YCMI may riH lite llH1 letter am111la1.1 .. •. • • • DEAR ANN LANDERS: I do not have the same name as yours. but I do look like you. which 1s just as good. Maybe better. People ttUnk I'm Ann Landers. going incognito. · Whenever [eat out they give me a wonderful table. I get VIP treatment while shopping. and everyone 1s awfully nice to me. Just lhou&ht I'd let you know how much fun T am having. Hope you don't mind. -YOUR LOOKAL1KE ON LONG ISLAND. DEAR toOllALDtE: I don't ml.Ml a bit. Ja1t bdave YHrtelf, please. Bush, Dukakis will both be 'excellencies' Q. What officeholder. if any. is supposed to be addressed officially as "Eitellency''? A. The president of the United States. And the governor of Massa· chusctts. Legislatures so enacted such. Q. If wild dogs never bark. how come pet dop do? IJ CllAIU.E8 GOREN aM OMAR SHARIF A. They're trying to talk. People talk. Why can't they? That's what thefd hke to know. Or so theonzcs a canine authority. Q. Why did my grandmother sift nour? A. To unpack it so she'd know how much to use. There's no other reason 'for sifting flour. Only native Amencan grain 1s wild n ee. • Rural Paraguayans set out a fermented molasses mix. ·-Wild monkeys get drunk on it So the~ ·re easy to catch. Mostly. they're sold. Those not sold are dressed up in red suits and tied o ut in the gardens. They scare ofT other monkeys. birds. fruit Q.1-As South, vulnerable, you What action do you take? hold: hold: A.-lf ever you want to get into the • AQJOJ2 ' A32 0 Q + 10832 • AQ41 \J 75'32 <> IUS • 7 auction, now is the time. You have a The bidding has proceeded': The bidding has proceeded: near openin bid with support for Soutb West North East Sotll' Wat North Eut all unbid suits. Double for takeout. I + Pass 2 • l v P-Pus Paa 1 • ! 1 Q.~-Botb vulnerable, as South you What action do you take? .----------__.:::--,..--------------. A.-Unless you have something ~ AUTO FACTS ... "' S,11l1l1t: Pllll Freoll. SEARCHING FOR IMPRESSIONS ,.,, ...... _,.,..,...., -~---·~·-·"' .. ., ........ ,,,, . ..,, ' speciaJ to communicate, the way to show a minimum opening in this situation is to pass. But here it could be vital to tell your panner about your four-card support for his suit, so bid three clubs. Q.3-As South. vulnerable, you hold: •A 762 \7 AQ93 <>ADI + K The bidding has proceeded: YOUR ODDS ARE 1 IN 7 .. This Year 1 In 7 Americans Wiii Need Hospital Care ... At An Avera Dal Cost Of Over 10001 eover Yourself With A Personal Prudent Buyer Plan from BLUE CROSS OF CALIFORNIA. 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TAURUS (Apnl 20-May 20>: What Sttmed a lost cauK will~ revived.. Focus on charisma. sensuality. discovery, se~ appcat: Lol'\l4ittancie call could lead to exciting ass1~ment involvina pubhshins. travel. Aries in picture.' GEMINI (May 21.June 20): You·11 perceive potentiaJ, emphuif. on educat1pn. rcadina and writing. communication. New approach ~· you'll encounter world travelers and you'll learn more about lansu.:. cwsane. CANCER (June 21-July 22): Focus on mystery. intrigue, intuitiou. ps~ impressions. Family member. rccentlr cstranacd. makes clear desire &w rapprochement. Surprise dinner invatauon lends spice. Aquarian playa rok. LEO (July 2J..Aug. 22): You'll be asked to locate &eaaJ docwnenll. emphasis on~ curiosity, 1ntuit1on, ability to p0pulanu arcane themes. Cbect wardrobe, keep recent l'C$Olutions concemina nutriuon. body ima,e. VIRGO (Aus. 23-SepL 22): Be aware of source materiaJ; small priol. individual who as envious -_nd may start malicious rumor. Means protec1 )ourself at close quarters. let others know you •re not without allies. .UBRA(Sept. 23.0ct. 22): People who pn:v1ously were indifferent arc now drawn to you, some might even confess .. love." Emphasis on speculation,· variety. atJility10 articulate feelings. Youna person becomes staunch ally_ SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21 ): Attention centers around home. property, sccunty. family, financial offer. You pin most by bema diplomatic. What you seek 1s apt to be handed you on silver platter. Taurus figures prominently. SAGmAJUUS (Nov. 22-Dcc. 21 ): EJement of confusion is present -sc~rate fact from fantasy. Tnps. v1s1ts involve relatives. Brother or sister might say, ··l need your immediate help.'' Keep your plans fleitiblc. CAPRJCORN (Dec. 22·Jan. 19): Many of your "best qualities" surae to forefront. Focus on power. authonty, initiative, mtcnsfty. chance to hit financial jackpot. You will get credit long overdue. Cancer native in picture. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20.Feb. I 8): Moon in your sign highlights sensuality, timing. initiative, sex appeal. Wear your own colors -various shades of blue. People you respect will press for your opinions. Aries play role. PISCES (Feb. I 9·March 20): Refuse to be intimidated by one who hides behind innuendoes. threats. Light will be shed on area previously prohibited. Cycle moves up.judgment and intuition are on taract. LcO prominent; IF NOVEMBER Ii IS YOUR BIRTHDAY you have unusual voice. are fond of luxory, art objects. music and possibly have a "sweet tooth." Taurus. Libra, Scorpio.people pla) 1mponant roles 1n your life. You survived recent emotional setback, you probably were betrayed. now you are on your way beck and you will emerge victorious. · -ll!!!!!lmllal~~ Our· vanishing childhood I've always been a childhood ofhghtn10& bup and take 'em:. to bed advocate. What docs that mean? h with you. Thats a bus bottle! means I believe we owe our children a I saw a pajr of bettC!l'..-driven roller span oftime when they don't have to skates 1n a cataJoauc. Tbey cost $479 raise their brothers or sisters. don't -banmcs oot included. have to be responsible for running a h isn't only toys that threaten little house, don't have to rinse out a bra at hfe aswc know iL In c:aseyou'veaota age 6 or decide on a career by the time ktd who is a neatnik.. you can-actually they're 9. h 's their rime to do childish /buy decal handprints in solid black to thinp an.d have child.ish tho~ghts. put ai:ound your liabt swi1Cbes and It s a tame to play in the dart. goof look ltke all the other houses on the ue. waste time. JCl yelled at. and play bl~ot to mention I product that wath their imagination like they play actuallytakcslhcsmeUoutofacbild's with bubble gum -stretching 1t and aym shoes. lncredibk. How woWd blowing it into humongous shapcoe.. you know when be enters the house? Childhood hfs to be explored in A couple of ycan qo. Johnny bare feet and with creativity. where Carson bad a funny bit where he oatmeal boxes become cradles.. or-posedasanen~ruyi_nato9Cll ange crates and sweeper v.hcels tum a stack. It was a plain ok1 stick., and be into wagons. and rolled-up carpets was po1ntin1 out how you could have can take )OU to the moon. a dot chase at or make ants walk the Little things. however. are leading planl on 1t. It soki for somcthin& me to believe that chaldhood has outrageous. become a spectator spon. The other Any day now J look for some dav I saw an ad for a bug bottJe for enterpn51nJ IJ)ADufacturcr to oomc: S8~95. h 's a glass Jar wtth a screw-en out with designer mud (cnouab to hd that 1s perforated so the bugs can dirty up one 5-year-<>ld boy or lwo breathe while you watctt1hem. toddlers). One gallon: S2•.9S. Or That's not a bug bottle! A bua bottle even back-to-school accessories for is a Jar that you have to empty the the child who wants to be .. in." mayonnaise or the pickles out of. Colored rocks at S5.95. balls of foil at Then )OU take a panng knife and Jam S6.9S"" and pocket-s1zc dead mice for holes in the hd while your mother only> 1.39. nearly passes out watching you. I say. you'll never find a better When 11 turns dark. you get the jar full dragon shield than a garblgc can lid! -11#¥ __ ..... ______ _ ACROSS 1 Brags 6 Common man 10 Seeds 14 A medium t5 Zestful t6 Jug 17 Carr or Post 18 Reciproeal 9dion 20 Scepter 21U~ 220r..s~ ~row dim 25 Calmer 27 Beguile 30 Warrnng wo<d 31 F.,,.,.. s Ion ~2 Swathe 33 Farm animal 38 Right. pref 37 Eremite 38 ~c.nlOI' 39 C.tch 40 UK region 41 Oes1fnles 42 Amerinds 4.t Very beSt 45 Noblem•n 47 List 41 Heeth genus 49 Visualize so Ammo acid 54 Mp-.nn1c1e0 wound 57 P9091tzes 58 OM. Ger 59 Encircled by 80 Peoptes 61 Experiment 62 VtgOC'OUS 63 Ul'lsklllful DOWN 1 Steep 2 Hoty man 3 Wi.domgod 4 US front• 5 SalOe type 6 Anlmal group 7 Real es1a1• 8 ':. ·-· ... tof 9 Haifa f~I 10 Tr• 11 UnedOcaled 12 SST or STOL 13 Utter• 19 Merine 9id 21 Can. prov. 24 Pa11 of "to be"' 25 Disjoin 26 ContaiMf 27 Miid oath 28 Arrow pol110n 29 Far·W•I Canadians 30 Dog tr .. ts 32 Envy 34 Sweetsop 35 Gr.-.. , 37 Opera box 38 MenllOban'. •9 40 Mother Of PwMus 41 Seemfy 43 Receptacle 44 Antegon1sts 45 H•ass 41 Mr P8'rMf 4 7 Hlgh~ched 49 Animate 51 Single time 52 Glance 1 53 Kmd of prof 55 Deg holden S6 Rogue 57~ at>C>revletlon AlO Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/ Monday, NoYembet 14, 1988 by Bii Keane. COUJlfTltR CUL rod by Maratta & Marana .__,_ .__ .. "What a dream I had, Momrriy. YbtJ were one of the stars 1· MARMADUKE by Brad Anderson .. .. .. 0 0 .. ~ II "What's the matter. pal...you traveling at slow speed this morning. too?" PEANUTS " . 'YoutJ& AL£XAN1>E~ 6.(AH~M 5HL 1)1<:>(.0VfRS iH£ NEEJ> fO~ CALL WA iTiN6 . .... DENNIS THE MENACE by Hank Ketcham I ! J ~ by Charles M. Schulz DO PRETT'1' GIRLS KNOW Tl1A1 Tl4E{RE PRETTI/? ONLY IF SOMEBODlr' TELLS THEM .. ,, I • PO& BETTER OR FOR WORSE SHOE JUDGE PAR.KER 5&vFTER TELLING ABBEY THAT SHE HAD BEEN IN A ..JUVENILE DETENTION CENTER, MARIGENE REFUSES TO ANSWER ANY .. by Jeff MacHelly by Harold Le Doux GARFIELD by Jim Davis MORE OUESTIONS/ TUMBLEWEEDS WAA1 '?YA 1}111\JK-fHAL.L. WE: Hrf1J.4EM rvo~OR 1'0MON'.DWM~~ R081t 18 ROSE by Tom K. Ryan AL.~, OVR 6-RocJP 11\JSORAt\ICE: Fbf..Jt.Y L.A~'? A~ MIV'NIGH'f. by Pat Brady 'ti> CM UT 1-11 ~ .. 'IJl tM SIMt Urt ~/ FUNKY wmKERBEAN l 'U.. BEi rf WA5 -rHE FIR!>1'" 11/V\£ 1 5AID 'Ml' 1b HER IN IHE HALI... ... by Tom Batluk 11HO<.)GH"f I ~ 00~ EVERQ'fHING RIGHT 1f115 I 1iME .•. WHERE DID I 00 l.URONG WtfH ANG IE ~ J l'"--------r ,__ __ _.. ~ r------+r---, r-----("~ l I I t --~nM<L.Uffl~ -' '-------J...u...-llK.-'...I U ...__.--....._ _ _._ _ __,.__ _ __, DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau ()JR.~ aASS IS THE 5MAUl:5T' rT'S tJe€H IN Ye.AAS. AND M; CAN"r RU n UP 14/ITH- OIJT /,()l,(MJN6 (JUf. A&rtt/S'SIOtl S'TANmRP5 !NEN FU1UHUl. 7HANMA:~HA~' ~ ..... _ ....... el-.. Wllll ......... -1111 ...... ...._ '-... ~ ... ~-.... -~~ ,..,...,, .. _ .... , ..... _,...,...._~ ........ --......... ..__ .... £ L u 0 A F dall'I _... -... .., - -.. I _____ ......_ . .,,., I I I' I I . . , I· i 0r° r 0 1 I ~ I.---,-. ,-l -i -y1 __,I ~ I LE[ltUY I I I I' I l' • ~ ~---"=:.-:= _ ....... " __ ,,_,......,. .'Ql_, ........... i'li. = -........... ~ ....... ... ...... 't¢1. ---··-· .. Gl-9-----------. llama defenal•e end Doac R~ f~ a hold OD New Orleana q9Uterbiack Bobby Hebert ..._ ........ ., .......... , d~ MCODd half acdon Sanday. bat the Sabata went OD to win, 14-10. Hebert passes Saints past Rams into first Atkins intercepts pass in end zone 1 to preserve victory By DRK WOLCOTT 0., .... c.t"llJ ····~· Sunday's scores led the Chicago Bears to a Superbowl victory an 1986 -the Rams entered Sundays' game leading the NFL with 42 sacks. Against New Orleans. the Eagle flew into the Saint.s' backfield a number of times but never came up Wlth tts prey. "We were gettmg to Hebert. prcss- unng him from all sides. but we never could get the sack, .. Strickland said. Rams linebacker Fred Strickland, the youngest player in Sunday's game against the New Orleans Saints, was-------------~ nearly the most valuable. Added Rams' linebacker Mark Jcruc. ··we had good pressure all da)'. We even had plays where we should have had the sack, but Hebert is able to Jet the ball away in a hurry. Trailing 14-10 with sill minutes left in the game and the Rams in need ofa spark for their smoldering offense, Strickland stepped in front ofa Bobby Hebert pass at the New Orleans 4(). yard line with nothing but green between him and the end zone. "I bad the ball in my hands," Strickland said, holding up his hands as he re-lived the play. "It was in my bands, but as soon as I had my fingers wrapped around the ball someone - I think it was (Rams' safety Michael) Stewart-ran into me and the ball hit the ground." As it turned out, interceptions made heroes out of two Saints. Aalder1 top 49era, 9-3. 82 Saints 14. Rams 10 Raiders 9. 49ers 3 Bears 34. Redskins 14 Chiefs 31. Bengals 28 Colts 20. Packers 13 Patriots 14. Jets 13 ~les 27. Steelers 26 Chargers 10. falcons 7 Buccaneers 23. Lions 20 Cardinals 24. Giants 1 7 Broncos 30. Browns 7 Seahawks 27. Oilers 24 Vikings 43. Cowboys 3 • He's not like a Dan Marino, with that quick release, but he sets up fast an<j gets rid of the ball." Hebert got rid of the ball 37 times against the Rams.. connecting with Saints' receivers on 22 occassions for '].49 yards. Hebert's quick and effective de- livery was well publicized prior to the pme. The Saints' signal caller entered the contest ranked fourth in the NFC in passing. Linebacker Vaughan Johnson, who •••••••••••--...J wears the same No. 53 as Strick.land, With this an mind. LA planned to let the Ea&le rest as much as PoSSible against llcbert. using the ground game to control the clock. After averagjnJ 90 yards a game rushina in the last four games with Greg Bell as the starttng running back. the Rams got a new pair of legs on Sun3ay in Charles White. picked off a Jim Everett pass in the third quarter and ran it back 34 yards to the Rams' 1 to set up New Orleans~ winning touchdown. Then, with 53 seconds to play in the prne, defensive back Gene Alkins stoic an Everett pass intehded for Willie Anderson in the end zone to seal the 14-10 victory before a crowd of 63,JOS at Anaheim Stadium. With the win, the Saints are 8-3 and all alone in first place 1n the NFC West Division with five games re- maining. The Rams fall to 7-4. The San Francisco 49crs~ Wlth a a 9-3 loss at home to the LA Raiders, remain 1n third at 6-5. Strickland. 21. a rookie out of Purdue, is a recent addition to the Rams' nE:!J. structured defense called the e. )With the Eagle -an attack similar to the 46 defense that But the switch had hule effecL White was held to 36 yards on 12 carries. Bell lost I yard on five carries off the bench. And the Rams asa t~m picked up only 60 yards on 22 (Pleue eee RAMS/BS) --1,'J (.):UJ!I I ufu;if imif4i University bows out in style Trojans came close to playoff rth wit b tgwin vs. Tustin BJ PAT LARKIN 0., .... Cli:lllJ .. I two starters back on defense. Talent-wise. I don't know 1f we'll compare to this year." Even if the Trojans Cllperiencc a down year next season, Cunningham still bas the prospect of a freshman team that went l 0-0 this season. "There's probably two or three players we'll pull off that team next year. bUt I'd rather not say who they'll be. The last thing we need is a bunch ~f swelled heads. "Next )'car's team will be completely untested. We'll have to wait and sec how they develop. We have to find out what kind of price they're willing to pay." MONDAY, NOVEMBER 14', 1988 Edison muSt face ~ .. clefend~ng chanlp~ White feels h is 9-1 Chargers eserved better treatment· By ROGER CARLSON Of .. .,.., ....... CERRITOS -Edison Migh's Chargers. a play away from a poten- tial unbeaten ~son and the Sunset League's No. 2 representative in the ui:x:oming CIF Division I playoffs with a 9-r record.didn't get what they expected Sunday morning here at the CIF Southern Section headquarters. They didn't .set a home pme - they lost the coin flip. They didn't get a first round opponent with a .500 reputation to put their 9-1 credentials against - instead they drew Fontana Hia:h's Steelers. the team which steamrolled to the CIF Big Five Conference championship a year aio at l\nahcim Stadium. Fontana had won 23 straight over two yea rs before losins last week. And, according to Chargers Coach Dave White, they didn't get much respect, either. "Jordan and Mater Dci? Really? It just doesn't make sense." sajd White. aJluding to another first-round matchup pitting S-5 Mater Dea at 4-4-1 Long Beach Jordan. .. By far this is the toughest match of the playoffs. You have two of the top six or eight teams 1n the playoffs going against each other in the first round. "We're 9·1 and on the road." Fontana Coach Dick Bruich con- curred. "We blew 1t oursel ves, we don't have anyone to blame but ourselves for getting.a draw like this after losing to Rubidoux in our last game. But Edison? "Edison didn't deserve this. They didn't finish hkc we did. In fact, they were one touchdown away from a perfect season." As Bru1ch approached Whne over the custom of trading game films. he added: "They didn't do either one of us any favors.·· "This team won't quit or get blown out," promised Wh ite. "but defi- nnel). I stt a lack of respect for our program." It is generally con~dcd that in addition to the Steelers· strength on the field, there arc few, sf any sites. wb ich com~ with the in11m1dation factor of Fontana. · " In most etayoff systems. records and reputation arc g.sven consider- ation. But CIF Southern Section guidelines are such that onl y the team's status from it's league -··No. Complee. plltyoff pelrtnge. 114. I, No. 2 and No. 3.'' rqa.rdless of overall record, is considered. Youcanbavcthrcc9-1 tcamsfinish in a thRJe-way tic for a league championship and one of them will be a No. 3 team, guaranteed a road f.me tn the first round against a No. And every No. 2 team must win • coin flip if it 1s to be a home team in the opener. Obviously Edison c.ame out second best. Explained CIF official Bill Clark: "Overall records an not ncccssarily one of our critcna. "It made 1t rtal touah when Fontana and. Long Beach Jfoly came! in as No. 2 teams from their leagues. ··By the rules, ones and twos from each league must be split (into separate brackets) and I think most people will agree with the seeds (10-0 Loyola 1s No. I, 8-2 Fountain Valley 1s No. 2; 8-2 Servile is No. 3; and 8-2 Bishop Amat 1s No. 4). Another look at Edison's situation · is this potential road to the finals: First it starts at 9-1 Fontana, followed by Angelus League power Bishop Amat (9-2) and top-seeded Loyola u 2-0). lncquities aside -it makes Friday night's ~me at Fontana clearly \he Game of 'the':Weck in Soutbem Cah fornia .prep circles. Foun\jtn Valley, meanwhile. catapulted to the No. 2 seed because of what happened to Long Beach Poly and Fontana m their regular sea.son finales. Poly was tied by Jordan, ~. and lost the coin flip to be the No. I team from the Moore Lca&uc. Fontana was an upset victim after stnngmg together rune stra.i&bt vic- ton~ on top of its perfect season a year ago. . Thus the Barons draw what is (Pleue eee FOOTBALL/BS) CIF first round football matchup11, site. DtVIMON I ~ SI. Frencl\ (•-6) vi. F-l•ln Vellev 11·21 Edlion (t·I) vi. Font-(t·ll Wnlmimlef' (•·6) vi.. LOVOle (10-0) Melttr 0.. 0-Sl "' Lone 9"cll JofOM l'-4·1) DfV!MOM vt Trov (6-J·I) vi.. CCl'ON Ot4 Mer lt-0-21 E\lllllCJa 17·2-1) "' IC-*'Y 17·2· 1) SeclcleOeck ()-6· 1) V\ Le He«we !6-3· ll OfVlStOM V1I COii• Mele (5'+ I) vs. 9IOOfNtlo!Oll (,_ I) Ceorillo (6'-•I V\ WOOClllll IOte (t • 11 -Hunllt!vfon hech Hl9PI Font-HlgPI Gtendele Hl9PI Lone 9Mdl Jordan ~ HW110r Wntern Hiclh ..... Heon HIGll IMoomlneton Hltfl Irvine Hlefl ...... Fri. Fri. Fri. Frt Fri Fri Fri Fri. Frt Taking the easy way out . CIF can point to its bOok to ·justify' its ridiculous pairings CERRITOS-Edison at Fontana in the first round oft he CIF Division I football playoffs? If that's the first round. you have to wonder what comes for prep football fans by the time the fi nalsamvc three weeks later. It's the same old story-thcCIF Southern Secuon,evers1ncc the days of J. Kenneth fagans. docscvcry- th1ng w1th1n its power to stay away from mak1ngdccis1ons. prcfcmng to use a book to dictate the tough decisions. When Fagans. a Balboa Island resident. was tn command there was no chance you'd sec Edison (9-1 ) at Fontana (9-1) in the first round He'dJUSt put on.that Lloyd Bentsen gnn and say. "The playoffs stan with playi ng the stron&agamst the "'cak ... And 1fyou wcrconeof1he "'>'eak:· he'dJClStgnn agatn and shrug his shouldcrs.asklngtac1tl) to shape up. In fact. with Fontana'sreputat1on for stacking the deck on its home field. chances arc Fagans would ha"c had the Steelers on the road. And there'd be no coin flip about 1t. although Fagans might imply there was one. But that was another 11me and another set ofpriori11es. Th~ were the '60s and '70s. fagans ruJcd by Fagans' rules. and wt th an insight into the strengths of the contenders, he put together the pairings himself. Most of the time he was nahL sometimes he may not ha"c been But hcccrtamly never gave himself the luxuryoffalhng back on a gu1dchnc book 10 back up a nd1culous matchup. lfF~s was in charge now. the first thing he would have done '>'1\S to seed the pamngs propert~e wouJdn 'task the Moore uc who its No. I team was. norwoul heask the Ci trus Belt league team which wasitsbesL He'd know Long Beach Poly 1s the Moore's best. even though 1t can't wan coin fups. He'd ~no'>' Fontana was RocE1 CAILSOll SPORTS COLUMNIST I the toughest out of the CBL. and he'd seed them properly. With proper seeding, the playoffs would not be turned upside down and Edison would not be at Fontana. But herc'sanother fact. Don't hold )ourbruth 1fyou'rc waiting for anyth1ngtochange. There'sagreat comfon~oncat thcCIF and they're not about to put thc1rcollcctive necks out foranytbmgoranyone. 0 -\side from the Ed1son-ba.sh1ng. another school an the Orange Coast area wh1cbcame.upsbort.onSunday was Irvine H1gh's Vaq,ueros. Well. nobody promised them any- thing1f lheyd1dn't finish in the top (Pleue eee llOR.S/BS) The CIF foott.11 playoffs arc on the horizon and many of the Orange Coast area's schools will be re~nted, but for University, Newport Harbor. Ocean View, Huntinston Beach. Manna and Irvine, it's "Wait until nclt year:· . Here's how the area's coaches saw it as they looked bKk on the last wuk of the reaular season -those who missed out, and thote who move on: La(Ua Beacll Ceaell LJlDU Omey, followina a 28-0 • loss to Costa Mesa that knocked the Artists out of the playoffs: "We just didn't contain (Manny) Bonilla. He runs really hard and he was able to score against us. "The game was our whole season in a nutshell. We had two or three pen•ltles that cost us and we fumtMcd a lot. We had our opportunity to continue our season, but Mesa came ready to play and they were able to cap1W&ZC on goc>d field position." UIUvtnlty c..dl Mart C.u••pem, followin& a 32-17 win over Tustin that put the Trojans into a threc- way tie for second in tbe Sea View l.eque.. but wasn't ~ enoiaah for a playoff apot: "We were in the nfortunate position of needina Corona dcl Mar and to win for us to go 10 the playoffs. but still we atyle. I don't know how many times you can ao out aftdjust run 10meone over. "I ~ feltourofrenlivclincdid uuperjob. We've had a 100-yard rusher for ut rach pme tbis teu0n, inctudins Jimmy Robenon last week. ~te abe coavincina win. the Trojans Ktually trailM s;o at haJftime. • .. We ,.Hy •c • hornble fint half.I but we lit a fire undet ...... m the ~. TlWy real y moonded. '"'l'wo weeb aeo wc Dia~ a peat flrll Wl'and Iha\ eadld ., '8fti"I beat. TMt' I ~tilled to UI I aMIPle of U-M19~·1,..ay ...... wt should bave beat both OIMm-cMI" ,_,~9'id neat .-will ti a rd:iUeldins ;~71Vt mnen beet °" o&a. b not .-ioc:tudl• •ht core of our t1ne. but we·~ onty IOI To make matters worse, Olney saw two staners. Brian Buss and Jordi Mas. ao down to injury f!om an offensive unit that had already betn xvmly OC)*ted. "We v.erc Und or scramblina around tl)'lftl to na some pte>plc 1n ~ittoni. Brian sufJeftd a ICOll8ted shoul<krandJonhhadacona&111onanditralot:;"'ua. .. Despite finishin&JUSt 2· 7· I lhil lalOD. is icill opum11~ about n~t ytat's 1e1u.ct. "Our jµneor varsity team won a couDk o(.._-mis yur and that'• somethll'\I new f'of us. We uve Aaroa Scheid retum11'.4 at q~rtcrtMrl ud Sean Mallett Will '9e beck for 1aa 11 hncbecker. All·in .. 11 we ha~ qu•tt a h prospccU that look eooct. • One of the rNJo! problems Oh~y has at Latuna Beech ii the lllCk of community suptJC>ntd rooibill propams. ~ are no POp Warntr tapes in the city ancf Olney said it's bttn to\llh to find aay albktcl widt foocbell~ , ............ ,.., ,. =··· ........................ . i*a..t •••••·•~ ... J . . .. ~Ca.I DAILY ptLOT I Monday, NcMmb« 14, ~888 COwbOys' Sanders n1akes an amazing day seem routine ....... ,... AIMda&M Prea STILLWATER. Okla. -As Okla-EE boma State tailbeck Barry Sanders moves cloeet a~ closer to the .NCAA sin&Je- teUOn rushin' record and perhaps the . Heisriwl Trophy, he is starting to make the amazina seem routine. His 312 yards rushing apinst Kansas on Saturday pul him over.2,000 yards for the season and marked the third time this year he bas topped 300 yards in a game. Only two other backs -Marcus Allen of Southern Cal and Mike Rozier of Nebraska ~ have eclipsed 2,000 yards, and no NCAA player has ever had more than one ~varo game in his career. . "fhroqh nine games, Sanders is averaging 222 yards per game. 1 IN THE BLEACHERS I Gl•••on coma throUCh in end •• o...._; cappina bis bell season l!I in fivc~on the POA tourJ...lOO~ _the leed in the $500,000 Centel \..lUlic when ,...., A..-~ the 17th hole and tbell held on lo wan by two strokes Sunday at TallatuiweJ.. Fla. Sidelined much bf the past month by bronchitis. ulaaaon overcame fat,iaue to shoot 4-under- par 6& in the final round and wind ~ue with a 72-bok total of 16-~par 272 on the 7.098-yard coune at · Kil.learn Countr)' Oub. G~ the winner of this • year's B.C. Open. emned S90.wu for hit thinf career · victory and' boolted h!J 1981 earninas ao SJI0,651. Armour' who~ five of the fil'lt •• boles to ao . ahead o Glauon and three otbcn who shared the lead after three rounds, alto abol 61 for a toW of l..._under- par 274 ... T .. &Jae and t'wdll1raap tied for the lead at the end of the rqulaUon 72 holes and were set for a l>la)'9ff on Monday for tbe $360.000 first prize in the Nabisco Championshjps of'Ool{ K.itc;~lth a birdie on the final hole at the rain.....ud Pebble Beach Oolf Links, a.nd Stranae finished replation play at 279, nine shota under par. Kite, attempt.In& to keep alive a strina of at least one victQry in each of the last seven seuo.ns, •matched par· 72 in drivina rain add howtina winds. Allen holds the NCAA single-season ~sbing record-with 2,342 yards. Sanders. who tw 2,003, can break that by·averaging t 70 yards in the Cowt)oy5' final ttr.'o pmes. He has only been held below .that figure tWice. Stqqe, seekina Player of the Year honors and the ~·-",·-·_ .... _._ ... .._ _ _..., ..... .._.-._.--.,,,, · money-winnina title, finilbed ofl'a·round of74 ... -Miller ..,..... edpd clOllf' to 0. Ju..,, for career.• Sanders bas scored at least two touchdowns in an NCAA-record nine strai.aht games. He is op a pace that would allow him to seJ NCAA records for all-purpose }'ardage and poinu per game, and be is 145 yards shy of Rozjer's Big EiahJ single-season rushing record of 2,148. "The numbers are stqge(ing, and we've still got two e.mes to JO, .. said Coach Pat Jones. We've had some All-American tailbacks here before -Thurman Thomas, Ernest Andenon -but I don't know that there's ever been a back to play college football who's bad this kind of season." Quote of the day Dlua Ditka, wife of Chicago Bears coach Mike Ditk.a, on her husband's behavior as he watched last Sunday's victory over Tampa Bay from the hospital where he was recuperating from a mild heart attack, "I'd hate to be that gum in his mouth." "Illegal use of hands ... No. 74 ... 15 yards." Bouton tops Kings, 129-127 Houston's Akeem OlaJ••H scored 34 m point:t ~ Vinny Del Negro's short ~hne Jumper. was blocked by De W...._ as tame expired u the Rockets Red Wings win fourth straight beat Sacramento 129-127 Sunday night, sendina the winless Kinas to their fifth straight dcfeaL With Houston lcadina 1'24-1231 Olajuwon sank a pair of free throws with -44 seconds 1eft and then completed a 3- point play with 12 icconds left to give the Rockets a 129-123 advantqe. Sacramento fought back to tie the score at 115 Y(it.h 3:27 remaining and trailed 124-123 going into the final minute, settiq up the frantic finish. Woodson added 26 points, Oda nerpe 18 points and 18 ~bounds, Sleepf Fley4 18 points and 15 assists, and Derrtd OleYMS 21 points. Sacramento was tea by ~ MeCray, who had 29 points and 12 rebonds in his first pme since beina traded by the Rockets ... Mldlael AUm1 scored 25 points, 17 iti the second half, to lead the Denver Nuqets put the Portland Trail Blazers 143-132 Sunday ni&ht. Adams had 10 points in the third quarter when the Nuggets outscored Portland . . 44-32 to take a 110-103 lead anto the fourth quarter. . Dave Ban ~red the tJe-breaki~ggoal ~ Portland's Cly•e Drexler led all scorers with 32 points, wiµt 6:44 rem.aimng as ~c Detroit Red ' .... 20 in the first half. Alex ~ and Lalayene Lever \\'.mgs won thea~ ~ourth straight NHL game each bad 23 points and Wape Ceoper 20 for the with a 5-3 dec1s1on over the New York . Nugets. Terry Poner had 25 pointsand 14 assists and RaDJers Sunday niabt ... Jn other NHL action: NHL Duckworth had 20 for the Blazers. sconng leader Marfo Lemieu figured in all four goals and Paat C.ffey scored twice to lead the Pittsburgh Prost wins Aaule Grand Priz Penguins to a 4-2 victory over the Vancouver Canucks. With three assists and a goal. Lemieux ran his lcague- leading poi nu total to 4 7 -I 0 more than runnerup Benle NidloU1 of the Los Angeles Kines -as the Penguins played their fourth game in six mghts ... Esa TIU•H9 scored at 3:25 of overtime to lift the Edmonton Oilers to a 5-4 victory over the Buffalo Sabres. Buffalo's Dave AMreyclnlk sent the game into overtime by scoring with eight seconds remaining in regulation time . . . A.Mrew MtBala scored two of Winnipeg's three second-period power-play goals as the Jets routed the Montreal Canad1ens 7-3 ... Rookie Joe Sakic'• second power-play goal of the game. with 20 seconds rcmainms in regulation time, gave the Quebec Nordiques a ~5 tte with the Chicago Black.hawks. ADELAJDE. Australia -Alain Prost • of France out-raced his world champion teammate Ayrton Senna to score a con- vincing win in Sunday's Australian For- mula One Grand Prix as the all-conquering McLarcn- Honda team recorded its 10th.one-two finish of the season. 1 Prost won the final race of the year for the second time in three years. skillfully piloting his turbo-chafJed Mclaren to victory after leader and defending champion Gerhard Berger crastted on the 25th lap. Prost completed the 82 laps oftbe 2.349-mile street circuit in .a time of one hour, S3 minutes, 14.67 seconds for the 192.618 miles. victories on the Senion tour when be shot a 4-under-par 68 to win the. $225,000 POA Senior Classic at Melbourne, Fla. Barber bu won 2-4 Senion tour- naments,. two sbon o( January's record. The 57-ycar- old Texan earned SJj.750 for Sunday's victory and incraled bis Senior Tour career eamu• to a record S 1,129,624 ... Coniaone injec:tioos in bis ~ back may enable lMll NISh• to raume aolf watbout , tbe Golden Bear said. Nicklaus said be ~ .... a minor pncedw'e .. three days aao and ••my back feela the beat it bu in a year." Cana da. t~ use random testing SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Tbc Lot A~ Raiders, better known for their three Heilman Tniplay winners on offense, turned defensive 1ioppen lllin Sunday. The Raiden held San FrancilCO without a tCMICh- down for the first time in two ~and limited tbe 491n to219 yards in a 9-3 NFL victory. Cbria Bahr kicked three field goals to ptovide all the tc0rina ·for Loa AJtldes, whose hiah-profiel offense mustered only 25) "* All athletes named to Canadian teams • attending the Pan American and Olympic Games will be asked to pass a random drug test prior to leaving the country. the Canadian Olympic Association announced Sunday. .. We're absolu~ly committed to this,.. said Roser J~ the COA president, ·speaking from the association's directors meeting. .. It's the only viable method, I think. to ensure that we're actually catching individuals who are usi .. a banned substance." ... Robert Hea.uet Was nonunated for a second term as U.S. Olympic Committee prefident, while New Yortc Yankees owner Geerle S&elMremer and four other men were nominated" as officers. The nominations, · made during the last day of the USOCs four-day meetin& will be considered for final --approval by the US<'.>C Executive Board at its February meeting ... Mark PlaatJes., a South African native now living in Lalce Villa, fll., won the Columbus (Ohio) Marathon in chilly, windy conditions. Jalle bpMrdia1 of Cincinnati broke the women's course ~ord with her winning time Raioer ooach Mike Shanahan pve same balls to all his defensive players, who pooled their efforts a week iao to limit San Dieao to only three pc?ints. "Our defense was terrific,' Shanahan said. .. Any time you play qainst the •9enand don't take advantaac of}'ourscoringopportunitiesand still win, you know your defense had to be aoocl ... BahI copnected on second-half kicks of 45, a seuon- high 50 and 19 yards as the Raidc"16-5, remained tied for first place with Denver and Seattle 1n the AFC WesL Bahr . had missed six of eight kicks from beyond 40 yards this season. . "We haven't tried too many long kicks. .. Bahr said. "This has been a long time in coming. It was a lot of fun." The 49ers drove 47·yards to a third-down.and-I at the Raiders 20 late in the game. Following an incomplete pass. Scott Davis and several Raiders teammates dumped Jerry Rice for a seven-yard loss on a fourth-<town reverse play with I :SO left to clinch the victory. of 2:31:09. • I Television, radio TELEVISION San Francisco, 6-5. fell two games behind New Orleans in the NFC West wittl five games left. 6 P.m. -PRO FOOTBALL: Buffalo al Miami, Channel 7. "We can come back," Coach Bill Walsh, who has projected needing I 0 victories to make the playoffs. "We played good defense. but we're not proteciing (the passer} as well as we should," he said. "We're not clean and sharp." 6 p.m. -ICE SKATING: ~ale America men's competition from Portland, Maine (tape), ESPN. 7:30 p.m. -COLLEGE FOOTBALL: USC at Arizona State (tape), Prime Ticket. Joe Montana, _playing for the first time in three weeks, had only 160 yards passing and was sacked four times. Mldnl9hl -DRAG RACING: NHRA Fallnatlonals from Phoenix (tape), ESPN. RADIO 6 P.m. -PRO FOOTBALL: Buffalo at Miami, KNX ( 1070) • .-"We had plenty of time to throw the ball," Montana said. "Even when the defense plays well, we can't seem to win the game. It's definitely frustrating." The last time the 49ers failed to score a touchdown was in the 4~-3 playoff loss to the New York Giants. i PRO FOOTBALL ~ Ditka' s presence inspires Chicago Bears run to 20-0 halftime lead. rout Redskins, 34-14 From TM AsMClated Prest Mike Tomciak and Matt Suhey each ran for first-half touchdowns as the aroused Chicago Bears, with recuperating coach Mike Ditka look- ina on from the sidelines, charged to a 20-0 halftime lead en route to a 34-14 thrashing of the Washington Redskins on Sunday. "He doesn't have to stand up and coach -he bas a tremendous J:>resence," Bears safety Dave Duerson said of Ditb, who suffered a mild heart attack only 11 days earlier. Ditka "was kind of laid back, but the test will be two weeks from now when be thinks he's back to health," Duerson said. Bears defensive coordinator Vince Tobin .bandied the team, with only a few pieces of advice offered by Ditka. The Bean, 9-2, limited the defend- ing Super 8owl champions to 49 yards an the decisive first half. Washinaton quarterback Doua Wil- liams completed only six of 19 passes (or 69 yards before lea vi na early in the third period. His replacement, Mark RyeienJ. lhrew touchdown passes to Rack}' ;,andcn and Gary Clark but had rour ~ intercepted by the NA.'s t~tcd defense. r The Bears scored on their first ~ with Tomc:rak acc:ount-1~ for all 76 yards in a aix-plal drive. Tomciak threw two paues to Denn.ii Gentry for 63 ~yards and ended the march himself with • Q\IAnerNck aneat. Jn other NFL action: Cldlfl II, lnplt lt: Alben Lewis blocbd a punt out of the end zone and recovered a fumble on a kickoff wbicb set up a »m•winnina 63--yarct fteld pl by Nick Lowery ill the tlnal 1ia mlllutea • Kamu Oty, 2·9-1, owrcame I 21-19 deftcit. Cit:,:~ Palllrr1 II: Chris Chan-dler '°' two 10uCbdowna, but lnclii-= 6-5, Md to II.Op a Jua.. llCOIMI at the 2·~ line to beat .OMD ':J.c!' ill ftfth suajpt =~ .. 2~.= Otlndler. ,_.,~ Jftl II: A bit-Plat ....._ three tunMMn Md john ~ ICOl'ld lhl cli.Oi .. IOUClidowa witt. 6:41 ~ .. Nt'f 'r.··6-S· .. hi .. ad ~ mlOlllDhtllaltl. ~., ......... i..z.e.se. ;.. kiCad an 11-,md llld .... Wi1ll l ' ( J: IS left for the Eagles, 6-5, who overcame mistakes to keep their playoff hopes alive. Randall Cun- ningham ran 12 and seven yards for touchdowns on broken plays, tllcn passed '41 yards to Cris Carter to set up the pme-winnillJ field goal. Claarpn 11, Falceu 7: Rod Bemstine ran 57 yards with a shon pass from Mark Vlasic to set up Barry Redden's 5-yard touchdown run with 4:32 to play as San Diqo, 3-8. snapped a six-game losin& streak. Bemstine broke two tackles near midfield and raced to the Atlanta 14. hes IS, Lieu it: Donald lg- wcbuike kicked a 52-yard field pl with I 0 seconds remain inc u Tam_pa Bay, J..S, crawled out OJ the NFC Central basemt"nt Detroit and Green Bay, each 2-9, replaced the Bucs. lgwebuike, who also had a 2J..yarder in the seoond quarter, kicked a 22- yardcr to put the Bucs ahead 20-13 with 2: 10 remainina. CalillMll H, Gluta 17: Neil Lomu threw for lSl yards and two touchdowns for Phoenix which moved into a tie with New York atop the NFC East. both at 7...f. Lomu completed 23of3S eaaes. includinsa 44-yardcr to Roy Green with 13: 16 left in the ~me that pve the Cardinals a 21-7 lead. 8N11e01 II, a,.... 'J: John Elway th~w two touchdown puses for Denver. 6-5: which also aot a big hclpina hano with four tumovm by the Browns, also 6-5. Browns mis- takes led to 20 fi"',.haJf pojn11 for the Broncos. who led 30-0 at the half. $edawb n, Olien If: Norm JohnlOft kicbd a 46-yard field pl with one ICCOM left to provide the winnina maqin for Seattle. 6-5. It marted a succnaful retum for S.. .hawkl quanert.ck Dave ~ Who milled MVen weeb with a lbOulder te~tiOll. Kriea threw a 23-yard touchdown pus to rookie Brin Blaclel ln tbe ftnt quaner. s.n1e·. -me-wina•sw.s Pl drive ftatured a 16-yanl - fo.Steve 1..artmt ... to tbc .. 39. ,..... d, c..MJ• I: "* Wilton tJuew lhlee IOUCWowD .,._.to ,.ce the MiftDllOla Vitiall so a 43-3 ~over rnilllb '"* o.u.. the Cowboys' '"9ftdt ,__ eec:utivc loll. The ViU. improwd dleir NCOftl to 7 .... to~ witbiD IWO ..... of ftnt-Dllce QICllO ia lbe NR: c.. lnl. D111ii. wWlalle. aum•lr II to 2~9,itl ___ ..._, .. Minn11• •s•· ... wni twoDllll ~ =.. ........ IWti•Muto(Krilal 111 ~ wM =-J• IOot·2l111111111brfJ ' . Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Monday, November 1', 1988 8' FOOTBALi; PAIRINGS .•• ham Cl ' coasidmid a weak Del Rey l..eque Esiancia. 111 the playotrs for the fint entry -4-6 St. Francis -and wall time since 1981 . drn' Kennedy's o&ay at Hunt1naton Beach. Fountain F11tuinJ lnsh. a team W1th a solid Valley enters as a \~touchdown reputation and 1m1lar 7-2-1 Cftden· filvonte. tials. Fountain Valley Coach Mike ''Kennedy tlas some bt& and aood-Milner said he thouaht "ei&ht teams looki~ people." ventuttd SadcUc• can win this than&. af you ~t hot and back Coach Jerry Wane "Their ta&ht stay away from turnovers. ' end is 6-foot·S and he looks b111tr on He called the sccdin& "extremely films. Kennedy has more firepower brutal. than Estancaa. but you know., Estan- "l thou&ht we'd be a No. 3 or No. cia has won because of its derenst." 4," C:Qnrinucd Milner. Said Estancia'sJohn Liebenaood.a Wcstminstcl'. No. 3 from the man who is obviously pl~sed to be in Sunset'Lnaue fur the founh straiaht this situation after a 2-18 record 1n his year and on the road apinst a seeded first two years of b11il<fin1 the Eaa1es team, draws what is being hailed as into a playoffteam: "Hey, we're ready the best prep football team in the to play.~· nation in Loyola. Saddleback, meanwhile. is at Free- On the other three occasions the way t.eaaue champion La Habra in a Lions met the No. 2 seed. losing twice renewal of a sencs which includes a after staggering R1vers1de Poly in the 6-1 advan1a&e over the past six years opening round. (in 1985, the ~oadrunners stopped La Westminster Co-Coach Stan Clark ' Habra in non-Jeaaue and tf\e play- said he was not surprised at the draw. offs). and in fact. expected to be paired Costa Mesa's first venture into the against Loyola and it's 10-0 record CIF playoffs (the ~ustanas are 1n af\erlosingto'Ed1son last wttk.42-7. Division. VIII) since 1979 will be at ··1 just hope we arer\'t that·~d." Bloominston. said Clark. Mesa Coach Tom Baldwin was one On the D1v1s1on VI level. it's a of the most relaxed coaches of the rematchforCoronadelMarandfirst-day. stating: ··t thmk v.e ga ve prob- round opponent Troy. lems to them. reprdless who we play. Dave Holland's Sea Kings, Sea "We're a wishbone and you can't View kingpins for the second straight run your normal defense against the year. sent the Wamors out of the wishbone." playoffs' a year llgo whh a 28-7 Additionally. the road game as· thumping and many of that Troy sures Costa Mesa of the home field team are back~ the wild card team. advantage the followi ng week should "We're iust happy to be here and the Mustangs get past Bloomington unbeaten-said Holland. (9-1) and find themselves going Should Corona del Mar get past againsttop-seeded Atascadero (I 0-0). Troy the Sea Kings will be pitted Woodbridge. meanwhile. won the against the wanner of the Artesia-coin fl1pand 1s th e home team against Anaheim duel. Cabrillo. Edlaon '• Gus Miranda, taking off on a 60- yard touchdown run Thuncfay. will take o.llJ "'°4 ~O Dr o ...... _ ... off with the ChaTgers Into •e playoffs with a first round game aaatnst Fontana. MORE COMPLETE SEEDING WOULD AVOID PLAYOFF INEQUITIES. From Bl . • • three to guarantee themselves a Clf Valle)) doesn't compare with the D1\ mon VI and D1v1s1on VI II team~ Division Ill playoffs berth, and as n South Coast The~ arc alf!!OSt com· aren't but \\>arren pla)ed tumedout theydadn"t fini sh m the plett'I) elim inated in the hrst round Thousand Oaks 1n D1' 1'>1qr 11 and El top three. evel) )ear Our league 1s "'inni ng th e \.1odena in ourd1" 1s1on . and beat A 14-131ossto IO-O M1ss1on VieJO. thingandinthe linalse"el) year them:· a 27-26 loss to two-ttmeCIFSouthem ··But of course. I'm pre1ud1ced ·· "I'm disappointed "-Cd1dn"t malo..l· Confercncechamp1on El Toro and a Henagan . mean"' h1k accepted th e the pla}offs. Ourk1ds pla)ed "'ell 6-0loss to Capistrano Valley when rejection graciously. but 1findeed the "People get caught up c' c:r)"' here: bothoftheirtop running backs were decision "as made to appease Warren about the1ro"'n area but 1n Sout h sidelined by inJuriescost the Va-because 11 ra,ed and ran ted over last Orange Count~. I lo.no"' "-CCan pla~ queros thrcedcc1s1ons. year'sdec1S1on. that"s another matter v.nh anyboch But pla' 1ng \.\1th them Coach Terry Hen1gan's Vaqueros. "I reall) would be upset 1fl found and bca11ng them an.· '"od11Tercn1 who compete in the strongest league that out.·· said Henigan. "That"s not things ·· m Orange County on equal footing part ofthecntena for choosing the at-Henagan and h1sstaffha't: not year-in and year-out. missed out. large team pro' cd the\ can " in rhampionsh1pc, Their6-4overallrecordwasjudged "Th1sisad1tfcn:ntball club. I'm 1n1hcSoutnC oa't League: buttht•rc to be second to Warren·s 6-3· I record sure the people on the cummlltec 1scenainl~ a t ast' "-h1rh rnuld be and the lanerwaschosen. would be too professional to do that. made to name him and his staff _ El Toro Coach BobJohnson1ust It's Just one spolilnd a reward to onl· among the best in Orange ( ount> laughed and shook his head when he team. Hl' has been the aqueroscoalh heard the news. ··1 think the thing that killed us "as e1gh1) car~ and in that <;pan his team\ "Irvine plays M1 ss1on V1e1o and our prescason schedule. We "'ere ha \ c gonc-l·5· I. b-4. 6-5 S--l-1 fl . .i gets beat on a 75-yard punt return., asl cd to pla~ \\oodbndgc. and 1-9 5-o and no"' fl.4 Lct'ssechow Warren does against Terry Henigan Woodbridge 1sa D1' 1s1on \Ill team That "orkrnut to 39 .. u ·2 an~ M1ss1on V1eJO." said Johnson. .\nd "'dost · '-' cb'itl'r°'i "111d1ltatc1t'S\om-Ten minutes laterthe pamngs v.ere was 7.3 and lr\lne wasgl\ en the "' ild "Our prcseason '>C'hcdule included mensurate "11h "medux rc .. a de· released and surc enough. Warren 1s card bcnh. lJn1 Hrs1t~ Tustin and\ 1lla Parl . ~n ptton ol a\Crage ornrdinal) at Mission V1 cJ0 1n the fi rst round. ·'The' (Warren)d1dn"t do their and none ol those go11n1<> the But th~·rc·\ ne\er ~:l.'n an' thing "Herc's the deal," said Johnson. home"ork and d1d n"t presen t their pla' oils. a"eragc orord1nar. about Ht'mga n or "Last )ear Warren screamed blood~ c-ase ngh t. .:Pia) inga DI\ 1s1on Vl1I 1eam his \ J4ucrn~ . murder Irvine was 5.5 and Warren "But Warren·s lcague(San Gabnel doc!tn·1 ~ooverv.ell I'm 11ot sa~ 1ng I could m.tl..ea{ase lor a fe" other area coaches who ha' e real I\ done a JOb this past season -coaches"' ho ha\ e 1he1rteams an the pla~ off\ and going for11 But no one C\emphlies the thought ofrelau' e success more than Hen- igan 0 \\>oodbndge H1gh·s \\amor-.ap- pear to ha"eone more school )ear left 1n the Pacific Coast Leagut' Too much success sho" es anyone up. and the Wamo~ are going to mo\.C out poss1bl~ sw1tch1ng" 1th Es1anc1a 1n the Sea\ IC"-' League when the J 99(J-I)::! format comes up -\notherschool whic h ma~ be pressured to go elsewhere is Corona del ~1ar. The Sea Kings ha\ e "'on Ii\ e of <,1 \ leagucchamp1onsh1ps this fall - taking the football cross count~ anJ "atcr polo 11tles. as "ell il'> the girl'> 'olle\ ball and 1enn1scro" ns Onh the g1.rls crosscount~ tea m came up c;hon C\a1d ( d \1 .\thletu.: Din:, tor Ron Da\1) .. '-'honeedsDennisE,aTis"" f\an!.mo'ed to 'e"'port Harbor 1n thcttlebrated s"' 11ch of principal'> "1th Tom Jacobson &oing to( orona CdMdraws homega111e In all sports:: • CERRITOS -Sea View L.t11* power Corona del Mar drew ho ass1,nments an every d1rccuon Su.,.-day , . In add1t1on to lhe home game t football team earned for the firJt round oftheCIF D1v151on VI playotfS (Friday night against Tro> at New- pon Harbor). the Sea KJ.ngs' watir · polo. girls volleyball and girls tennls forces arc at home fo r quarterfinal matches this "'eek. Fullen on invades on Tu~ afternoon for a water polo show- down: Laguna Beach as at Co rona dtl Mar Tuesda~ e"enmg (7:30) an voJ- lc)ba ll. and Fountain Valley 1s at Corona del Mar Tuesda" afternoon (2) 1n tennis · . The water polo showdown 1s pan of a tentative· double-header at Newport Harbor Harbor 1s ~t to mttt Valfa Parle at J 1n the Sallors· pool, and Corona del ~ar 1s in the process of putting together a 4 p.m game at the same sue "•th FullcnoB... altbou&h fmal ap-pro"al was not e1tpcctcd unul today. Edison and Estancia have also dra"-n home assignments in tennis actton Tuesday -Edison hosting top-seeded M1raleste in the 4~A quarterfinals. and Estancia hosting "lo. 4-~eded Santa Barbara in 4-A. Manna is a home team for its 4-A \.Olle} ball game against top-;seeded and unbea1en Gahr. while Edison and Fountain Valley are away -No 4- seeded Edison at Newbury Park ( 17-1 ). and Fountain Valley at No. 2· seeded Thousand Oaks ( 17-1 ). All a~ scheduled for 7:30 p.m. starts. Also drawrng road assignments arc · Manna. Ed ison and Costa Mesa in J- A. water polo Wednesday. Manna. the No. 4 seed. is at R1vers1de PQly: Edison 1s at San C'le mente. and Costa Mesa goes to Saddleback College to duel Capistrano Valle). all at 3: 15. Silver Circus surges to win INGLEWOOD (AP) -Sliver Circus surged in his finaJ stnde to capture the $200.000 Hollywood Derby by a head at Hollywood Park unday. the 50th banhday of ~ts Peruvian-born trainer. Julio CanaTii. Rallying on the outside an hisdnve. 1her C 1rc us came from six len,gtbs back at the head of the stretch to beat lnsh·bttd Ra~kour and Dr. Death. <\t one point earl} 10 the race. the gelded ~ophomore. with Gafi Stevens ndin~. trailed the 13 others m the fi eld of 3-~car--0lds going I'• miles on the turf course .\t the ~•re. the Kentuck}-brcd son ot Golden .\qt-Mayro had come oftiO "'" 1n I 48 ::!-5 SOME TEAMS BOW OUT, LOOK TO NEXT YEAR, WHILE OTHERS LOOK TO PLAYOFFS. • • From Bl "The kids have to go 10 M1ss1on Viejo to get 1n,oh ed "'th a Pop Warner program:· said Olne} "Our ninth grade team had JUS~ one pla)er who'd pan1c1pated 1n football prior to high school, but I thank if s ch anging around. I think the lo.ids and the community are getting into football.·· Ocean View Coach Guy Carrouo, following the Seahawks· 29·0 victory over Marina. which improved them to 5-5. the second-best record in school hi story "Coming into the contest we \\ere vel) concerned about Manna despne their record. The}·, e pla)'ed some good defense this year and we hadn't been putting an) points on the board "I was rcall} glad to Stt our seniors play so well. It meant a lot to us to go 5-5 instead of4-6. We challenge ever) senior class to do better than the last. and this 1s the SC'Cond straight year we've onl y fini shed a game out from quahfy1ng for the pla~otTs:· Carrooo also got stell ar pla} from ~ophomore quarterback Ra nd} Karhncr. who scored fou r touch· downs for the Hawks - a school record. Ocean V 1c" also set n:cords for interceptions in a game -six - and set a school rcc-ord for least points allowed ma season. "In my opinion Rand} is the second best quarterback in the league. Everybod_y knows what Dave Hen· agan can do at Fountain Valley. but Randy threw for over I. I 00 >&rds this season and he"s going to be a good one "He's our fra nchise rla)l'r. and to complement him "e"I be returning some line receivers incl uding .\ndrew Wind. Jake Weatherspoon and Scott Canngella. We also have some re· turning lineman that "'c're e\c1ted about. "On -defense. wc"ll have M Itch Dallas back at linebacker along '"th Greg A1nswonh. They have some bag shoes to fill but "'e're confident. Canngella 1s also a bri ght spot for us on defense. considering he led the team 1n 1nterccpt1ons this }car." The Hawks also M ii return punter John Arnold. "ho doubles at dl'· fens1ve bad.. "We feel that John should Ile considered as a selection for all - league punter. He a'eraged 38 )ards a ki ck and had SC\ eral o'er 40 )ards He'll pla> some cornerback for us He"s reall) a ph}s1cal pla)er:· Huntington Beach's George Pascoe 1s looking forward to nex t season .if\er a 42-13 loss to Sunset League cham· p1_on Fountain ,Va lle> "h1ch closed out a 2-8 campaign fueled b} )Outh and in<""<periencc: "We were stan1ng 13 Juniors on offense and defense. We had a -young football team and made )Oung mistakes. "We had two interceptions re· turned for touchdowns against Foun· tain Valley. That's 14 point s nght th ere. which as not a bunch. but )OU can "t ~ive I hangs awav hke that. Sailboats brave cool conditions By ALMON LOCKABEY 0.-, ......... Wl'IW Nine classes of sailboats bra ved cool. threatening weather Saturda} and Sunda) m Newpon Harbor Yacht Club"s November Wanter Scri~s. There were three classes sailing outside an the ocean and si'< sailing courses 1ns1de the bay. Resuhs: SAILBOAT. RACING NHYC WlfttW SertH (lllntd ..... I ETCHELLS•77-1 C11mfornl1, T om Cooe11. NHVC. 1 W1a1waw IC.en Fr0$1 NHYC SOLING-I No neme !too.rt 0 ·ton. C1 • IOf'n•• vc. , Hare, Jef1 Po••o NHVC l Ttmoele Jim Mllllff..,, 81 llOI VC SANTANA·20-I llrffll..-NICtt, S<a- 8YC, 1 Run1wav Cl'lr1t K1r,.11 llYC LI00-1-1 PT\11 R1m\ef NHYC 1 N.O Jol\fl, NHVC, l JICll S<P>Oll NHYC 1 SABOT A-1 Erin Co111nt NHYC SABOT 8-1 ltamJtv Ca mooell NHYC 1 Amv G1rr>$0ti, NHYC, l SColl Met.erve NHYC SABOT Cl-I WM nev Fln\ler NHYC 1 Caswv Hooln. NHYC SAllOT C,_I Juti. Gamlon, NHYC. 1 Tom HamlllO'I, NHVC, l Cer04vn ltrtr NHVC SABOT Cl-I P1I H001n. NHVC la<>I run '-' e put hi m b3l ~ in w he "outd haH' 1ha1 8l'ing 1nw thl pla' n il<. ·: We tminster Co-coacb Stan Clark, after a ~2-~ '""~ to Fd1son · I told Da\l' \\ h11c alla "ard I didn't lo.no"' 1f\\e "'ere that b.1J. or the' "'ere that good. or 1( 11 "as a rnmh1nat1on ot both H l' <,atd 11 m1gh1 ha\e been a comb1natmn ol hot h .. I hope "e·rt' not that had The tir.,1 quaner "J) unbehc\ able \\ e haJ to change our philu'>t.•ph\ real qu1l 'k But I don·t l no" 1f that mJdl' an' d1lk~nlC ··\\ e did a poor 1ub ge111ntt our lo..1d' read\ I'll ha'e tll l.llo.t' thl' h!J ml' ·· s11ua11ons "'-' e blc" a O\ crage and the~ got a tOUlhdo"'n pa~s to !Josh i \\o- Jlk•e" ICZ •• lrviae Coaclt Terry Henigan, fol · lo"1ng a ~.,·::!6 loss to El Toro tha t dropped the \ aquerof> out of the pla}off "h was a back-and-forth game EH~n though two good team\ hoth pla) "'ell. someone 1s going to come out on the shon end "I thank our pla-.e rs and statTwen1 into the game 1h1 nkrng "c could v.an and "-e pla)ed "'ell enough. but 1tJUSt didn't ha ppen Irvine "as dealt another blo"' Olney Cunnln&ham Carrozzo Es tancia Coach Jolla L1ebeogood. altt•ra U-lv"'-' '"mer JJ;cha i... ·11 "as th\· ha•Jl''>t h1 t11ng g.i mr l'q· eH'r ~n n' \l'd in \\ l' r • rcall' unda\ "hen a r tenllal \o\lld-card benh ·in the Cl pla)offs did not matcnalizt' "'hat does the future hold for nc't ... ear"s Vaquero squad" .. The~ got a lot better as year went on. Our '>Ophomorc fini shed second an league and our freshman "'on league (1ood thingo; are happeni ng at H unu ngton Beach \\>e JUSt ha' e g01 to keep 11 up Our J\c; "ere 6-2. ··w e "ere '>larung 1"0 sophomores at inside guJnh Tho5e ~ oung kids arc un der lirl.' One got 1nJured and had to ha' e kn l·e surge!') .\nd the other" 111 be a thrl'l'·\l'M <ilancr. We s,taned a sophomore defensively that's goi ng to be a thrcC·)Car starter. .. (Doug) C. unnmgham·s bac~. so ) ou kno\' '"e e'pccl great things from him. 1 he high lights of season would be Doug (. unningham. and 'en1or' C hancc .\gne" and Ke' in Du:ke~ did a great JOb delens1' cl) ··The ~n1ors pla~ ed v.cll. but the Juniors needed to gro" up fast. In a lot ofan:a the> d1dn"t. and an otherarcas the\ d1J a good ~ob. We expec1 great things ne\t )Car. · Corona del Mar Hll;'-Coaclt Dave Holland, follov.ing a -7-8 win o\'er cwpon Harbor: "Our kids v.crt' peaked. and I thank "e're continuing to peak. The offen!>C 1s stanang and each week we·re pla} ang beucr foot- ball. "\\e got good fie ld eos111on against Nev. port and we cau&Jll them WI> •· Edlsoo Coach Dave Wlllte, fo llo" · ang a 42· 'at tory o'er Westminster ··That might ha,c bcen ourbcst&ame. om.•ns1"er) and dcfcn~l\el). and the special team .. T hl i,,J., JU'>t got alll'r It \\\'threw on them Jnd ran on thl'm an .. • nla\CJ great J\•kn\l' ••\\ l' 11><11.. \<lmC \'Ind llUt \11 lhcm "1th thl' flJ" to Brian R \J n ,ind the run<. h' l>\mn1c \m11h .1nJ (1u'> \llranJ.1 I though t "-C.d 'u'~ them up ..i hllk h11 (\\c<,tm "''l'r 11\Cr· pla~cd 11' dl'len-;c JI 11nir,1. nJ "" J1J ·· 11 11111~ them \IUt ot their g.amc plan .ind "C could talo..\· ,,,ml.' ,hances dclen '>•' l'h .. lf"c l"Jn get (1rl·g \ngl'lln 1, bacl . "e'll he 1 •ltl ix·rll.'lll hl'.llth' tor the pla\otl-. \\ e won't l..n11\\ ,JO\ thing uni1I \\ l'linl•,JJ\ hut ti hl '' J \ a1l- ablc "l' mJ\ n111 'IJrt t11 m Donn1t' m1th ha' bcl'n J\11 l~ .1 ll•H id 1c1b ·· FoutalD Vall e)· Coaeb Mike Milner, follo\o\1n~ h1' 1cam's .i:.1J '1ctol') O\er Hun11n~1on Bea\h ··\\c did prett} mu\ h \\ hJt \\C "-'Jnted to do \\ e "ere a li ttle lu8l-•'>h .u 11me~ bangt•d up . "l\larlo. HJ rt•:' I'\ ,1ut tor thl' ~.l"<.'n "-'Ith a ki in u' t 1ar. Burro"' ha'> a h1p-po1 ril" riu1 "111 pla\ JtzJ111't Kenned\ .. It "j, 1u,1 .1 \ t'n ph~ s1cal ga nll· But "e r:rn 1 u 11kn-.t• lil..e about~ offen~1 '~ pl;n ' Danm l cker d id J good JOb .it ..iuJrtcrhacl for u •• Saddleback Coach Jerry Witte, after J I '\. t 1 lo'' Ill E-;tanc1a· "W l· d1dn"t th rt"' thl· hJll "l'll at all against Estan\ 1J It \'a' .1 c1>mplClc tum-. around trnm 11it ~:im<' the wee!.. tx·forc "'th l "''l'r-.11' "[,er~ l->•tt plJ~ "c &llt again" l n1,cr'ill \ "l' didn't &ct against Est:rncia \\ t' h..iJ dr'"PPl'<i pa scs 1n the open and \Hong n:ads on patches Thl'\. came out n an un balanced hnc and Jus t ~cpt ml" 1ng th e ball. 1enm1 into th1rd·JnJ \nc and thard-.and~t"'O "I haven·t e\en thougllt about It Our o;eason didn't end unul unda' so I ha\en'1 had a chance to 1h1~~ ahout 1t ·· .. • Cost• l\1esa Coacll Tom BaNwlla aUcr J .::s-o 'tClOr) ol-'cr Laauo'1 Bcal.h "It "'asa funn)' game goan1 tri I tell 11 ~a a pmc 'A-e should win, t t ti v.e lo\t. 11 would be because t IUfOl}\Cr\ .. But "'e ha,eh't had a turnover t n thela~tt"o "ceh . and we didn't ha c an ) l e\ ~x:nalt1l-s against Laguftll Beach \\t' pla,cd aggress1 H h and had no tumo' l"I"'> "Th" "'a" an important ga me for U' and "'t.' hJ"en't "'on 1mpc..'lnant btg mes. \\-e needed this one to makl pla)otli and the ktdS n mo~ ronlident thb t.· coachc • ··Offen~1'cl' 1t mav ha\e been o.r biggest game of the \ear and ll ~ .. l."Cnainl) a tuming pciint tor us " but "e pla,ed 'en '°'l'll "'I told \lUr gu'' tht'' "11uldn"t run ·----------------------------- it ·~lilnl·r \\J\ allud1n~ In Hun tington 11-;.-,S-Tl_M_f-Sl_l_IJI Beach·, ""urlt'r" tnrma11on a ""d II ~p~aJ "hl\h ,an create dcfen~1vc i tonfu<;ton .. The\ ran II JU<.! t'nce and \\C got a sad. on 1t But 11 "a" '\'rncthan "<" had to pn:p.irc IM·· continued \!1lnt'r I .. B~nt H tc~man ph1w d ~e~ well I detcn4'1\Ch . .ind 'tl.'l J1J 1 rl\; \:t<;<;c.•nhc rg \nd l\.cJni. (Po\,\:) 101 I his 1.000 ,·uds tor the \e:t on on h1'> I I I I TUNE-·UP SPECIAL • Aeplace sp1r pivg1 • Scoe>e 1no Mt engine to tec;tory spec1fleat1on1 •Rold t t 4CYL 2895 PLUS TAX One custorT*' per tran~. Preeent ooui>on et time of wrtt•up Explr• NoYember 30, 1M8. M1"ubishl Chty91er/M1tsublshl ¥ehldea only Not ~ .,.,., °"" ~ apeclat or coupon mm11mm OLDSMOBILE/.GMC TRUCKS 2880 H•bor Blvd. • Costa M ... (714) 640-0713 2850 HarbOr BIYd. • Costa Meil (714) 54~9640 ' r IM Orange Coat DAILY PILOT/ Monday, November 14 , 1988 JYllS FALL VICTIM TO SAINTS, 14-10 ••• attnnpts. an averqt or ten than 3 1.-.3h oa Rueben Mayn' }-yard the runn1n1 aame is f1M, we just~ yards a try. touc down run followina Johnson's more time on 11\c field ... "New Orleans seemed lo over-interception. Everett went to work. Prior to the Rams· list two 11mn whelm us on offense" Coach John He c:omplded four of seven passes -both los~ with a chance to win an Robinson said. "They played us ofl on a 1'-play, ~yard drive an the the final minute -Love Sttmed to our feet, espcc11lly an the first half. I founh quaner, capped off by Btll's I· have the Midas touch. Love played thought we fouaht back very well in yard run off a pitch from running for winners at Foun~aan Valley Kiah the second half. We slowed them back Buford McGee on founh down. and UCLA before JOan1n1 the Rams. down and aot control of their offenK. The b&a play of the dnve came on "It's great being able to play 8ut we were misfinna with our own second down from New Orleans' 40. professionall> so close to where J offense throuahout the pmc." Evereu droooed back and fired the went to school.·· AJona with the two 1ntcrcepuons. ball toward.·t~ riaht sideline. Holo- Evcicu misfired 17 of his 3S passes. han callaht it at t}\e 3S and was hit ------------• He finished with 198 yards and no immediately. but he was able to Hl•llek ton• SvelJllllOIJ touchdowns -a frustrating day for shovel the bell to Henry Ellard who r the NFC's leading passer. reached the 19 before bcina knocked Everett did manaae to drive the out of bounds. Rams in for a touchdown late in the "We put the trick ploy5 in this ~k same something they had not done an durinf practice," auard Duval Love more' than eight quaners against the said.· You can't run straigh\ at them saints. all the time. You've got to do what it The Rams won the series opener in takes to win. and we hoped those New Orleans two weeks aao by a score plays would make the diffcrcnc:c. ofl2-10butall12pointscameofflhe "But wt never got the running barefoot toe of Rams' placc'kicker . same going like we want~ to tO(lay. Mike Lansford. • and the reason for that was that the Lansford.hit a 23-yard field goal on offense wasn't on the field that much Sunday to narrow the score to 7-3 at (27 minutes to 33 for the ~ints). Y'e the half. After tbe Rams fell behind, never got our'rhythm going. I think NFL STANDtNGS N1~C~ New Orleans Rams San Francisco Atlanta Chicago M innesota Tampa Bav Detroil Green Bav W.st W L T 8 3 ~ 1 4 0 6 s 0 3 8 0 Central 9 2 7 4 3 8 2 9 'l 9 East 0 0 0 0 0 Pct. PF PA .727 228 116 .636 276 194 .S45 22S 205 .273 196 2S4 .818 226 137 .636 m 112 .273 198 281 182 149 233 .182 173 2'17 NY. Gianls PhOenix PhiladelPl'lia Washington Dallas 1 4 o .636 236 m 1 4 0 .636 262 236 6 S 0 .S4S '160 237 6 S 0 .S4S 257 270 2 9 0 .18'1 177 2S4 Am«ican Center.nee West Denver Raiders Seallle San Dieoo Kansas Ci1v W L T 6 s 0 6 s 0 6. s 0 3 8 0 'l 8 I Pct. PF PA .S4S 237 213 .S4S 213 222 .S4S 118 211 173 179 106 .227 1S4 194 Centnl Cincinnati Houston Cleveland Pittsburgl'l 8 3 7 4 6 s 2 9 0 0 0 0 .727 322 116 .636 263 257 .S45 177 114 112 222 306 Buff alO lndlan110011s New England Miami N.Y J ets East 9 l 6 5 6 s 5 5 5 s 0 0 0 0 I .900 212 141 .S4S 263 206 .S4S 190 222 .500 116 203 500 233 236 SUftdmV'' ~' New Orio n' I~ Ranu 10 Raielltn 9 S.n Fr11r.c1teo 3 (1'11ca90 :i.. WtV\lnlJIOn 1• Kanta' Cl!v 31. Clne1nna11 2t 1no1en11oolis 20, Gr"n Bev 13 New En9111nd 14. New YO'I< Jel\ '3 Pt11l110fjllfl•• 11 P111sour9n 2' S.n D'-llo 10, Allllnte 1 T11m111 8av 23 °'"°'' 20 Pnoen;x 24. New Yorlt Git nts 17 O.nvtr JO. Clt•tlll/IO 1 See!lle 27, Houslon 2• MtnnHOt• '3, Da llas 3 MIMllV'• Game 8 ufflll0 II Mllltni, 6 D m S-.v ...... 10 S.n Ooevo 11 Rems. 1 D m Atlllnle at ltaldtn, I om Cnlcego at Tampa aav. 10 • m Cincinnati 111 Dallu , 10 t m Oenvt< " N-OrlNn,, 10 • m Dttroll "' GrNn 8av al Mllwau!IH 10 • m lnd•llllllPOli' •I MmnHol• 10 a m New Yor1t Jet\ at 8uffalo. 10 • m ~b at Houston, 10 • m PithborOll •t Cltvtlend, 10 e.m. Se11111t •' Kanus cnv. 10 • m Phite<lelPhi• " New York G11nh. 1 om New Enotand 111 Mia mi S D m Melldlly, ...... 11 wa sn1no1on " San Fr11nc1tco. 6 om S.lnts 14, Rams 10 sew. .., Oual19n New 0r1ean' O 7 1 I>-1' Ram' O 3 0 7-10 s.c...sauanw ~1Qiat'd 4 tU"I (Ano«~ kiclll 6 36 R.ams-FG Lansfwd 23, 13 S 1 TNrd Oua111r NO-Mtvn l run (AnOtnen kkll.l. •·SO ,_...Ova111r Ram,-e.11 I run (L•n,lord kicltl 2 11 A--.3.30S NO •• ,.,, Fir" oown, 19 1S R.uShtS-vards 2'-11 n -'4) Paulng 249 196 Return Yards fl l 1 Come>·All-lnt n-37.; ll·U ·2 Secktcl-Y erds LO\I 0--0 1·2 Punl\ ~-'3 7·•1 Fumtllft-LO\I 2-1 0·0 P9N"on·Yerd' 9-71 •·•1 Time of Posun;on 33~ 2' SS INDtVIOUAC. STATISTICt RUSHING-New Orlea ns, Maves 21-n . .>«· an 2·9, Heber' •·l. Hilliard 1-l. Items, Wlll!t 12-u . Evt<t ll l -n . aro•n 1-2. Mc~ 1-1 Sell S-(mlllU' 11 PASSING-New on.ans, Htbtl't 22-37+249 Rams, E~•" 1e-lS-2-ltl. RECEIVING-New otltans. Hin ... 13, Marlin •·'3. Mavn 3·29. Tice 3·13. Hl111ard 2·27. ,._riman I· 1'. Sc.let 1-1 •. .JorO.n I · I I It.Clerk I· 10 bms, Ellard •·6'. ~" •·31 Wt!itt 3·27. MCGN 2·11, Oet Pino 2·10, Co• MS. a.ti 1·20. DJonMOn 1·7 MISSED FtELO GOALS-New 0r1 .. ns .t.ndt<~ S2 A.11den '· 4'9rs 3 k#t IW OUa'1WI I.OS Anotln 0 0 6 )-9 s.n Frenc1KO 0 l 0 I>-3 S.C....OualWr SF-FG Cofer .U, 11 4J T1llnl Oua111r LA-FG .. ,,r .S, •.21 LA-FG &.nr 50. ·~ '-"'OuatWr LA-FG Sehr 19, 7" A-sot .... LA SI' IS 26·13 136 ,. Finl OOwns 11 1tinnt,·v11rd1 .S· IS9 Pe11ino 92 Return y.,ci. 21 Como-Att·lnt •·n -o s.Clltd·Y8'cb LC>ll 2·20 Punts 6-39 Fuml>lft·LOtl I· I ,..,_ttla•Yardt 6-41 Tlmt of Pouttal«I l S ll INorvtOUAI. STATtSTtCS "·)1·0 4·2• •·• )·7 ... 5 ?07 RUSHING-l.os A,,.._., Jecll.on 1a-es Meft 14·9 , hlwlt!n 10-14. Sm1tll >·2 Sen · Fr...clt<o, Crelt 17·11, ltettlmen l -IS, Montena •· n, •ice 1-t""""" , 1 PASSING-1..os Anotltl. e-tt+ 111 s.t11 Fre!ICIKO, 1 ... 31·0-l.0 ltECEIVING-l.°' Aneeln, T trOWfl •·Y. Ferllendet 1-n. G.utt 1·14, A.• 1-•. Lofton t•a S-'I Frenclsco, Ria S-61, Craltl S-7', Wl!Mn •·.U. Ht11tr HS, ltelhmen HI MISSEO l'IELO GOAi.~. COMMUNITY COLLIOI STANDINGS • MIUleft c.-. ..... 1'0ll' ,IVI (M .,..,....., c-. OWWlll WLT WLT 100 •oo 710 '" '1 I 6 t t 620 72 0 $21 •ti SJ I '" "'Oll"""'"' .... -11111 •. CM/JO.. WLT WL/t' WLT 400 lft ,.o 400 710 1 10 2tOJ21 •n 1Jtl41 ••• I.JO ••O S•O 0 40 760 JtO NOltTHIRN Lone haen El Camino Ml San Antonio Palolldtnll Ct<ril°' DtVISION 3 I 0 6 I 1 7 I 0 S 1 1 210 620 1 2 0 •• 0 0 10 oeo SOUT~l•N DIVISION Palomer J 0 0 l S 0 SOu111we11~n 3 o O ' • O Groumont I 2 O 1 6 O s.n Oteoo I 3 o I 1 o S.n Oie90 /\Ms.a 0 3 0 2 6 0 SliturMV'\ SCertt ~ w.st n. Of'anee c .. st 1• Fullerton 19. ltlvtnlOt IS S.Cldltl>Kll 9, Rancho Santlaoo 1 Ml. Sen .t.ntonlo 35, Ct<rllos 2S Lono 8tecll 23, Paudtn• 1• E l Cemlno JS, Sen Dleoo Mtu 0 PaJomar 5', GrOlttnonl 6 Soutllwtsttrn 71, Sen Dleoo CC 26 ''*Y'• Gemt Rlvtr,IOt at Golcltn Wttt, 1 SlitunllY'S G•mn Rener.a Santlaoo 111 Oreov. Coal!. Fullerton al SadOltOllGk, 7 El Cemlno at Ct<rlto\, 7 Mt San AntOfllO 111 Pauoena. 7 San Olt9o 111 Lono &Hell. 7 San D'-llo Mtu 11 Groumool, 1 JO PalOm•r a t Soutnwtslttn, 7 ""'*r SH1e11 lllCb OTHER WllKIND SCORES Wntenl S. .. ~ LA So.Jltlwe$1 24, LA H•rbof 12 Comi>ton •1. Wt\! Los Anotte' 0 VtntUf'll 12, ~part< 10 Gltnclelt JS, Sante a_,oar1 29 &aktofleld S9, LA P'ltrce o Sante Monica ... LA Velltv 1) F .... ~, Cnatfev 17, ltio Hondo 1• Cilrut 37, Mt San Jacin10 13 Otserr 34.. Victor Vattev o 6 ~ 1 6 2 f 7 2 0 • s 0 I t 0 • s 0 s 4 0 2 7 0 ? 7 0 t 7 0 S.n Bernardino Va lltv 12, Eut t..A 10 Geldlft V...., Cellltftftet ReowQC>Os 34. YUO. 6 " Buttt ·9, 511a,1. 9 (lie) aav VllltV ~ Conrre Co\111 19. Slerre IS MenOoelno 40. Mar In 37 Cllmlnt Ntr1t CtllfeAnct S.cr1mento 10, American Rlvtr 10 S.nte Rou 30, Dt He 14 Merced 40, MOdtslO 7 GtlldlM Giie Ceftfwtne:• Diel>IO Vallev S2. West V111tv 12 S.n JOH JS. Lantv 6 Ci'lal>Ol 1', San F ranciKo 13 FOOT&ALL H 191'1 scMol C., .. C.AY0,'5 (tint rwM. ,,....., 7:l0) DIVISIOH I W"'"*""" (4·6) '' LovOle I 10-0) at Glt!nOalt Hlo'h Me• Dti IS·S) •I t..8 Jord111 14+ I) Edbell (t· 1> •• Fonltna 19· I) Mlllokan IS·4l et 81\hOO Amal le ·11 Eia.nnowtt 16·•> va Stf°v•tt 111 Fu~ron 10' GIO•tf S1ac:t1um IS.turOtvl Crn o1 (5-Sl "' L0119 8taen Potv le·0· 11 •' Long & .. ell Willon St P1ul (6·41 al Rullleloux Cl·2> St Franc•• 14·6) "' F-'!1111 v ....... (1-2) 11 Hun11no1on Beecn Cll' DtVl~N II 8evtrtv Hills C7·31 •' San!• 6 aroera I 10·01 Pelmdlllt (7-3) v1 Cnenner llllln<I\ (1·11 at Hueneme Ltu1lnoer (I· I· II a t .t.rcao1a 17·31 Do' PueOloa ( ... 3-11 at ill.nltlOot Velltv 11·2> Muir (7-J ) "'-S.nt• Monica 17·21 el S.n11 Monica C011191 r11ouu no o.iu 1 .. 1-11 "' a......,. t•·n a1 Ventura Higfl Htwlt>ornt (1·21 a l PH110tne (7·)) C1marlllo <•·61 111 Cenvon, CC !1·21 0' DfVISION Ill Warren (6·3· ll 111 Minion "'''° 110·01 El Oor.00 (S·Sl v' Buroen• 17-31 •• 6urr0\llllls El l ()(O (6·41 "' Sant• Ana (7-31 11 S.nll .t.na Bowl H•rl 16·•> 111 Perarnount <•·II t<ete!la 16·3·11 et Oominoutz 19·11 El Mocltne (S·Sl •I Caolstrano 111111ev C6·41 CerrllOl (7-2· l) " Scnurr !1·21 FootMI (5-Sl "' LOS AtamttO\ (9-0· 11 al Gam OIVISIOH IV Arlington "'·o> al 8 111 GerOtns ( 10·0) Noeelt\ 16·•1 .s Clar.moot 11·21 •' Cllru' Colt9t WOfilnwn 11·2·11 111 Palm SM1n1n Ct·ll Montee.no (6-41 11 Lot Alto\ 1•-11 O.mltn C6·•> vs Nort1'1¥iew t9· ll et Covina Olstrlc:t $tedium HH WlltOn !S·Sl •• El ltencno 11·71 Walnut 11-1-11 "' Don Luoo et c11i,.,o 8al0won Par!< O·l l 11 Ramona 19· II DIVISION V CoecMlle Valltv 16·•1 ., Etow•no• 10·01 111 Clleftev COl"91 San &tr"erdino 19·21 t i 8aue11 Cl 11 .t.PC>lt Vallt v <S·SI 111 Rowmeed 17 l l CorOM 16·4) 111 Ctntrtl 00·01 Norco C7·J> "' G11119s111 !9·21 er Ml S.n A n1ono0 C olltoe Palm etwrr 16-•1 111 Arrovo II 11 Moun111l11 VI-(7-31 et Ce.on C1 )I Pomon11 (3·6· 1) ., C1n¥on Sor1n9s "·II et Ml)reno Velltv DIVISION VI LO\ Amigo, I•· S· 11 111 Velt'nc1• 19 0· 11 8tlfflower It· 21 "' Sunnv H '"' c • • 21 111 Butr111 Par11. ltlM!Cle (7·2· 11 v' Kennt<lv 11-1· II 111 wn11rn Flillerton CS+ 11 1t L• Mirada (7·3> Trov 16·3·1) o cw-1111 Mer ll·O·Jl a1 NewPOrl HarOO< Arl"141 (9-1· 11 "' .t.na11tim (el GIO¥t< Stadium I Se JI ' 1 ell U·6· I) at La Habte Cl· I· II Wttlt<n 14·6) •I PKl1lc1 <•· 1-I I 11 llotw Grandi OIVtSIOtt VII *'" PaMldtM (S-.S> e t Sant• Marie Cf· 11 North Torr~ 17·)) et Cri.mlntdt !7·ll Harverd (7-31 •' Serre 16-l > R.oonoo (S-S> et Temp4t City ce-1-11 LomllOC <•·6) et Notre Demt, Slltr'lnen o.-• 11·n St len'letd ($-51 ~ Mom~ CM I et Stadium of ttlt Sten VerMTI o.i (7-)) ., $en Lu• Oblaoo IS·S) South Torrence CS-SI al San Meflno ll·0-11 ~VM Sanla Yntt ( .. I) 11 Ai.tcee1tro I 10-0) ce.JI -.. CS-4·1) el llOon'llnoton Ct ·I) Yuuloe (4•S-ll ... Trtbl.IGO "1111• (1·1), " Mlallon v lelo, T "4lf tctev s.nte P1Ule 1•·11 vi SI Mon<e Ct •l) et PtllMdtl H)ffl A'°"'t 16·l -1) at Et 5"Uftdo ClH> Peao ltoeita <'->l at Notre o-. •iv 7•) C.Wlllo ''°''' "'-W ta•,,_ Cf• I el loiflt NIM'r Sttt 16·4) vs lenle Clen I 10•01 111 Oxnerd Hleh OtV1SIOtt IJC CSC>t (4·SI et v.-. CIW'alwin lt-H T~ lt •21 et ..,..,. (5-41 wreno et-21 •• 1(.,11 v.-. <1·t1 ()ell Ptrll (f • 11 ¥1 Malltetelr ,., .. ( ... I ) el Pltrct COlltH Mef"'911 INl •I Whlllltr Cfltlttlel\ 11-21 Oewrt lf-11 er L ...... Cllrlalltfl <•-ti ,,_ <•·•·1) ., ... ..., 0-2·11 ~" Ceiltotllle °""""' IM I "' Cttttintttle C .. 2> .. ~le J"1llW Hl9ll l...n'__.. • dFllAU LArlt -ftlltt ~ 'M • ._ ,_ <"'01 lffllfweod , .. ., ., ... "-"'' ,,.. " )) ..... ..._ $1 M«..,...., IHl et c ... Cflrkh4111 ft-01 At\llldMI Lift flt Ol 11 11191Mielon C!W'1t• 11.tn ( 10-0I WEMBLEY. England (AP) - Jacob Hlasck could not have wished for a more satisfying binhday present Sunday as he won his first grand prix tournament in five years as a tennis pro. In a comeback as brave as his recovery from an auto crash in which he broke his wrist and three ribs. Hlasek bcat Sweden'sJonas Svcnsson for the Benson and Hcdacs cham- p1011sh1ps. 6-7 (4-7). 3-6. 6-4, 6-0. 7-S. 10 a thr~·hour. 35-minule match. NBA STANDINGS West9m C_.,tMe P1dfk OMsien w L Pct. Lall en • I .too Golden State 3 2 .600 Seattle 3 3 .soo a.i.en 2 3 .400 Porllend 2 3 .400 Phoenix 2 3 .400 Sacramenlo 0 s .000 MldWest Division Dallas 4 2 .6'7 Denver 4 'l .6'7 Houston 4 2 .6'7 Utah 2 2 .500 San Anlonio 2 3 .400 M iami 0 4 .000 East9m Confer~• Abntlc: DMliefl New York 4 2 .6'7 GB 1 l'n 2 2 2 4 1 111) 3 New Jersev 3 2 .600 "'> Ptiitade!Phie J 2 AOC> ~'l Boston I 4 .200 21h Char1011e I 4 .200 2112 Washington 1 4 .200 211) Centr1I Division Detroit s o 1.000 Cleveland 4 0 1.000 llJ M ilwaukee J 1 .750 l'h Allanta 4 2 .6'7 W> Chicago 3 3 SOO 21"> Indiana 0 S .000 S SuftcleV's Scertt HOU\lon 129. S.eramento 127 Denver 143. Portland 132 'T'eftlttlt's Glmt Golden Siert 111 Ntw Jentv. 430 o,., TllffdtY'I Gamta Lallen 111 Denver, 6.30 om Clilllltn a 1 Pot nano 7 30 o m New Jera.v 111 Cl'lartone, • 30 om Bo•ton a l Miami, • 30 om .t.nenta 11 Clt•tiand, S om PhlladtlPl'iia •' Cr11ca110. s JO o.m Ntw Yori!. 111 Hou"on, S 30 om Detroit et Oallas, S 30 om lnd••n• et Ut•n 6 lO o m Pfloenox 111 S.Cramenro. 7 30 om BASKETBALL SCHEDULES CtmmllftffV c ..... "*' TUESDAY GOiden Wt" et Eest Los An11t1t~ Cott-. • 130 'RIDAY Ort noe Coat! ,, Ml St" Anlo"io· 130 SAT\HtDAY Alumni el GoCOen WH!, 7 30 CommunltY C-... women W.ONESOAY Golden Wett et Fullt<1on Tournament, Or· •not Coast 111 Lono llftcll Tournament THURSDAY Gorotn West at Fulltrlon TOUt'*"'"'· Or· 11n111 Coest at Lono 8tecn Tournament. ,RIDAY GOiden Wtst 111 FUiierton Tour1111rnent, Or· ~ Co.est •I Lono a..cn Tour~!. TENNIS c..... men l'TCA ~«. CHAWIONSHl,.S Ctt UCO ~flNb Grant Saacks l"-tdint) oet. Pal Crow !LPnll Btacl'I Stelt l. 6·•. 6·J. '**" SemMlnetl Marl!. Kaolan·ltldlard Luoner IUCll Ott Mart< Qulnnev·8 1ltv 8arbtf !UCLA), 6•1. •-t, Grant SMcll.l·DavlO Wth-ltotll (,.._dlntl def Trevor Kronemenn·Sllloe Kanroll CUCll, 7-S, 7·6. Deulrlel , .... Ktolan·Lubner dtf S.ec:h·WtHs·lltotll. 7·S. 6-• SCHEDULES H191'1 SdWll lltts TUUOAY CtF querlerllnals -4-A Mlreltltt C 11·0) ~• I~ Sanl• Barbare I 1S·41 et lat~ CIM )1 W"tlakt C9·6) et PalOS Vtrdts C12·3). ,..._Ill Vlllrl a l c...-_,Mar Ulo.t). 2 THURSDAY C IF \tf'llHlnal' SATUROAY CIF lndlvlduel M1Ctlone1t (111 Cotta Mesa T t nnit Club, • • m VOLLIYIALL SCH-.OULIS c.... ..,,.. TMURIOAY UCI et FretM $felt, 7:30 SATU9'DAY UC 5-nlt ler1»ert et UCI, 7.JO e.m. CelMwlitW ~ ·"'*' TMUltlOAY Or•11t111 Conl et ltefl<ho S.nlleeo. 1 ,RIDAY Golden Wftl et °'"'" '°'"· 7 • .... '°"'..,,. TUlllOAY CIF ouetterftnM -5-A ~ tlM I et WW. t IS .. )1 LalllM leedl II c.,_ -~ 0>-2)/ --Dll Ct41 ., Mir• Cote• , .. I; Sent• lerw• 111-0> •• c.1w.... v*" C12·Sl, 7JO 4-A OW C1WI el _,.. , .. ,,, Hewelury ,..,. (\f-11 ...... , ... l)f ... C.bflel 01•0) et ~ (l)•JJ; ...... Vllrt (1)·4) 9t T'*Mlld Oell.1 (1 .. 1). 7.Jt TNUltlOAY c" aemiflnei. IAT\19'DAY ~~ New Orleana wt.de recelftl' Brett Perrlman l• upended by ~ma comer back Jerry Gray on a 19-yard reception. NHL STANDINGS c.,,...c~• SmvtM OMsien WLTPts Calgary Edmonton Kines Vancouver Winnipeg Detroit Toronto St. Louis Chlca90 M innesota ll 4 3 25 • 11 s 2 2~ l l 6 0 2i 7 9 3 17 6 6 3 IS Norris Division • s 4 • • 1 7 s. 3 5 10 • 4 2 11 3 20 17 17 14 7 WALES CON,.RENCE Plllsburgh NY Ranger' New Jer~v Ptiiladelphia NY 1sano.rs Wasnin91on Bo$tOn Montreal Buffalo Hartford Quet>ec Petrick DMliefl WLTPts 10 I 0 20 9 6 2 20 7 7 3 17 • 10 0 16 6 8 2 14 s 9 2 12 Adams Division 9 4 4 22 8 8 3 19 • 9 2 11 1 9 1 15 ~ 12 l 13 SVndllV'I Glmtl Edmonton S, &uflalo • lot> Detroit S. N-York Ranoer\ l WinnlDff 7. M<H\trul l QutbK S. Clllcaoo S Pill,boroll •· Vancouver 2 T...._t'aCO- Mlnntsote al Toronto, US om ~V'1G V1ncou¥tr a t K"'9\, 7 JS D m Bo"on at OIAe>«. • 35 D m. GF GA 79 ... 71 70 91 73 57 SJ 64 65 6' 62 S9 61 57 60 81 92 45 69 GF GA 14 12 72 S7 60 65 71 70 46 59-56 61 6' 46 72 70 67 11 60 65 65 87 New Yor~ Ranoen 111 PllUlldell>l'lla , • JS o m Mlnntsote a t Waslllnoton. •:35 o m Ca lgarv at Ntw York l'lllndtr\, S-OS om New Jentv et St Loul,, S:3S Pm WATER POLO c.-... llG WHT CC*,.RINC• 00 "· '"'" .. 1 UCI S 4 S ?-16 ~diftt l 1 I ?-7 UCI Korino Wardl S, lld •. Putman •. Wooc:t 1, L lttlt 1 Gotllt .. Vft Nolt 11. P'ePPtt'dlne scort119: Hakim l , aovw 1. KtnntllGk 1, Sulftr I, Jol'lnM>tl I, Gotllt W¥ts Wtlls·tiutlll'lt 11 • WATER POLO SCHEDULES c ..... SATURDAY UCI YS UC S.nlt &erbera et HwlleH Park. CwnmuNtv ~ TMUltlOAY Stelt Communitv C°"'91 at OtAl\111 Collt9t AUOAY Slell ComtnYllitv Cotlt9e at DtAnte Colltot. S.t.TUltOAY Sta te Communllv Cotttot e t OtAnr• C041tot. Hill\ lcMet TUS.IOAY CIF -ltrfin.111\: 4·A T1nlin 119· 10) at Svnnv HlCJs (26•21: Vllll Pelll C21·SI "At "-"" H•rtMr (17·11>1 Footl'llll (19·4) ., c.a Wiiton (16·7), FulltrlO(' m -1) 11 CwtM .. Mer (ll·l l, l 1S WIONKSOAY CIF -ltrfilWlls -)·A: El Toro (17-1) at s.n &tn\erdlno (21-31, Mertlle I 1'· 121 at ltllttf- sldt Potv (14·121; ,.,_ (11·1'> ti Sen Clemtntt 113· 11); <Mii Melll (21-111 at Cet>l,l•al'IO Velltv l17·•· I), 3:1S. ,RIDAV CIF •·A •ncl 3·A s.emlflnals. •I lltlmoftl Pina , L0119 htdl. Gair SOCCI• SCH•DULIS Cemmunttv Cetleee Wtmen TU9SOAY LA Hartlor e l Oranot Coe", 2.30, 8all.t<,f191d ti Gotdtn Wttt. 2:30. 'RIDAV Communllv Collttle Finer Four 111 Peiom.r, noon SATURDAY Community Colltllt FINI FOUi at Pelomer, noon CltOSS COUNTRY SCHIDULES c~ c-.. "*' Md wemen SATURDAY Sitt• c;~ a t WOOClward Partr., Fresno Hill\ lcMet be'tt Ind llttt SAT\MDAY CIF Flnels et Ml Sen Antonio Co41t91, e t m °"" ~.. ftshlM DAVEY'S 1.0CKH !"-"" ... di) -S DOll!t, 123 •noltn .,. OOnilo, IS coo. I l\lllibol, I• I c:allco oan, '9 w no oau, tt mae1ttrt1, 1 lino (00, 3' U l'llO, f Ku1Dl11, 392 lltut peren, 13 'l\fflnl'lHd NIW~T «.ANDING -3 boat,, 10 anoltrt t wno oess, 1'3 calico bass, a bonito, S7 mackertl. 1 roclt 11'11, II K uloln. IS sl>ttc>Slltao I u reo, 30 blue ~en. 3 wlllrt fl~ll • WMtfld tranucilens IAs.(.ITaAll. ................. Autdltleft LOS .t.NGEl.ES CLIPPERS-Sl9nt0 Oannv Mannino, torwerd, 10 • flve-vear eontracr ,OOTaALL ......... , ..... LMtlUt NEW YOftlf, GIANTs.-Plactd Odtue Turn-er, wldt rtctl..-, on lnlurt<I ,...,,,, Acllv•led WllYM He0dh1, torntrbacll. PIT1'5&URGH STEELERS-Acll¥111ed .Jofln 1t1en11r11. vuerd, ln>m lnlurt<I rtMr¥t Waived Jim aovtt, offensive llnemen. 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COLLI GI PACE-lttlHMd Ktn Ounna, men'' SOCett' e~ll. ancl Tonv Nike, assl\tant men'' socce< c:Olldl UCitandem talres title The UCI doubles team of Mark Kaplan and Richard Lubner u~ 1he1r teammates' upencnce to &heir Mt!antaat 1n defeatina the Pep- perdlM.....duo of Orant Sucks and David ~1,.Roth in the finals of the ITCA Southern California Tennis ChamP.ionships Sunday at UCI. Wh11t" Kaplan a11d Lubner were defcatin1 Mark Quinney a.nd Billy Barber of UCLA. ~I . 6-1. an the semifinals. the UCl. tea'}l of Jrcvor : Kronemann and Shaae KanroJi were : takjng a hard fouaht defeat ll the • hands of Saacks and Wells-Roth in ' the other semifinal. 7.S. 7-6. : While it wasn't an all-UCI doublet : final. Kronemann and. K.anroji tur~ ; cd over their scoutana rej)On to : Kaplan and Lubner for the fjnal and • the latter duo turned out a 7-S, 6-4 ' victory for the title. . .. We had the benefit of hav1n1 one • team play them," said UCI C~ch GrCt-Panon. "We could see things t~ do-and strategically adapt. Jt definitely was an adyanta,ae." Kaplan and Lubner co.~pletc~ a clean sweep of the OJ?pos.1uon, win- ning 12 stra1aht sets 1n six matches over a four-<lay period to take the title. They allowed more than two points in six of the 12 sets and more than thr~ only four times. They broke Saacks and Wells-Roth to win the first set and then broke early in the second and cruised to the victory. "We've been working a lot on doubles play lately and it really showed." Pauon said. "We mixed and matched our teams a bit to sec who would do well with each otber. Kaplan played ~ally well o.n double~. "He really tnes to cruise on his doubles. Qut I was really pleastd. in this tournament because he wasdoang things we've been wa nting him to do." In the singles final, Saacks defeated Pat Crow oT Long Beach State. 6-4. 6-3. USC topples Czechs, 92-87 PALM DESERT (AP) - Sophomore Ronnie Coleman scored IS of his 22 points an the second half Sunday night to lead the Southern Cal Trojans to a 92-87 exhibition victory over the Czechoslovakia national basketball tea m at College of the Oescn. Czechoslovakia is 0-4 on its I 0- game tour of the United States. Southern Cal opens its regular season at home against Delaware Nov. 2S. Anthony Pendleton scored 19 points on ~f-13 shooting for the Trojans. Chris Moore had 18 points and Chris Munk 14. Czech forward Josef Jelinek led all scorers wuh 33 points. including 14- of-1 S from the free throw line. Warde propels UCI past Waves MALIBU -Tom Warde scored five goals lo up his season total to 94 goals, 16 shy of the UCl sin.gJ~scason standard, as the Anteaters cruised to a 16-7 Big West Conference water polo victory over Pepperdine Sunday. UCI improved to 16-13 overall. 7-2 an conference, while Pepperdine fell to 8-16. 3-6. 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S575/rno , .. ,35 $OUd 8CJO 7n-ol&O 94M53t *21R &Jp(d i130. w/golfcourMVIEW. Alto AvaN 12/1. Eut 16th SI BRAND NEW APART· -------' ...;._ ___ _ =--,.,....,.------Qui.t, lrg)'lll'd. front unit, ' 1BR avell. frplc;,wet bar. ••••mn . 541-151141Yes ME.HTS Will BE AVAIL· 2BR 2BA $7501 •• , ... BMutltul custom llorrMI. good., ... 543-A S.natd I micro, W/D hkups. 2 car 28R. 2'-'IA. HIQNY UC>-, ABE IN PHASE Ill FOR Pam 54S:J:,';l;~a BEAUT. 28f 28a, 1.-\ ~ pool, 3BA '3BA, d41n, 2 St. Garaoe evaN. 947-7540 I gat w/ICtfl l10l'age, <:en· gracMd. ..... ()I' ..... ~50 OFF 2nd MO s RENT MOVE•IN OH DECEM-to bay 2 car g9r .. wld '* frplc:s, Mp lndry rm., lraJ air. All rnalnt. Incl. I oPtlon 11900 497·"19 E SIDE t BR Cottage frple. BER 1sT AND FIRST MESA VERDE 28A 1BA. I u. P °'*' bum ~l---' .-~"' J,; $5~. 942·2134 Agt 2BR,tBAEutlkte.nu<>M I Sorry,nopeta.944-0509 BR ....... 2 and patio. 187 E. 21st.1 MONTH'SAENTMOVES uppw Oui.tcul ct.MC. a-.:beleony $1115/mo I cabin« kltch, dlahw. lg UPP« .. ,.. .. _.., car St. SM5 ... $765 MC $695• 29e7 Haory ~...,. ' BLUFFS latticed rMt Yd. Privacy. 1~ l&.llllTllUlll garaoe. smell patio. 112 94$-7234 . NO PETS\ YOU IN! 499-1938 751-9483 425 E. BAY 3BR 2'AIBA, end unit, pool., 1875 942•3971 Yrty S 1375-Very ctean 3BR 44th St. 11950/mo yrty. · TSL MGMT 942· 1803 ~'. . . ,. ~ ,.~ $249.000 I.ti. Lois Jacobi . . 2BA frplc dlw micro 1 AV! now 213-597-47°'4 28D 1 1/2BA dlthwashef. I Bact*or. 1, 2 & 3BR APTS mf lllJ _ 11 _._* Agt 760-9384 2BR. mod.,n, view. pool. 8 w/d 't1kup•' 2 car' garage' · I mlrrorMt clOMtl. AVAILABLE IMMEDI· llll .. -.. * __. mo-1 yr IN. S1300 +MC. A t 722..a520J875-4606. T91tiJa newly d9c0rl19d. patio. ATEL Y.. -•• 38R 28a, and. g9r .. wld L~~ ISdLE-L Chr'ml~g l Avau 1218. 993 Arbor, g tU!TIA MEAOOWS yatd & gar. or. opeoer 2BR 2BA. llp. MW carpet. hk up. n•• carpet. rm, .n. OV9 Y pat o., CM. appt 96'-~7 1990 1 . •Your •mpl~ mutt be, encl. gar . Ill bit-Ins. near S 1295/mo. • will ••ch for dupl or trlpl 111• W&TD -3BO 2BA Lrg. patio /ape D Ar18Mlm. $800mo bned In lhe city ot Co111 lhopl. $695/mo. 209 LUG~IA In COM. lrvlM. Leg.Bch. 1 '*2BR 2BA, flr•place, E ._, th a.,.l,15~ otf F.R,D.R. New carP'lll 546-32291649-3279 M..... 910 CENTER TSL MGMT 142-1803 or Lag. Nlg W/D hook-up. gara;.. n,.,, brM t-.. 'V ., ...... Comm. pool. $1125mo TSL MGMT 642-1603 -~~iiiiijiiif1i:-- CALL Carolyn Ross 11 275 M ... Or. Avail now. & tunMta from thi. 38R No Peta. 97 ... tot 28Dl2 1128A • d91l. 2 II ..... -1 _. * 357ftMUft* 873-7677 $950 NO PETS 722-8011 2BA bMUty w/leatur• ... 9fld unit. au. 2/car gar, ---•-NEWPORT ACROSS THE ,1 • .,. M9f'rill Lynch Realty too nulTl9fOUS to men· w/d hkups.Avlll lml'Md ~ STREET, 2BA frple. get· l---.,..,~...,....,.=-==----1 **MESA VERDE 5BR. 2 lion 'lmmMt occpy pou-S950m0 631·2093 . 2500 Metrlmac w-aoe 1825/rno. 1985 lrvlM BMut. 2-38' ale. e-.. wld LINDA ISLE matr ault•, 2400 1/1, lbl9. Chlldren & pets OK. · . _, •2 720-IM22 f'lk-up, new carp9t, t...c:tl COMPLETELY r.emod.ieo 1 pool. ape, gr"t nghbmdl $2850/mo. Doug H«bst ldaM-.. 18R upetra, pool, e11ble TV .. IHI · llgtlt1, call tan. rw Hoeg bayfront with den. formal S1700/mo. 54M<498 720-3980 or 760-.5000 28R 1L ....., I a;c; & 1IM pcl. $575. No 1>9t1. NIC8 2Br 18a. pool. gar-Hoep. Sl50 tol10501mo. dining, huge wlnal R£NAC , .. , w aun • R9tl req'd. 1'7 Flower I ******* age, Quiet complH. 4101 ~ etorT, <Mc« with pool & I W-.-1.&M 1U I Rernodel9d. '4 Ort to bay. -Call NOW 945-8181-I $725/mo ... d•POllt. TSL MGMT 142-1803 ape slip for a large tBA ., dining rm & frplc. 2 · Avl now. 1850 + S50 utll. HUD ac:cepted. IS0-'287 ----~--...--...,,,.,....,,, yacht. 2 atory llvlng room I car gir. new pe1nt & crpt. \t'v1 'r"'i"'ff ~· \ 'I I NO PETS. '* 973-4220 LARGE 28f tBa $850/mo. ~...,_ D .... WALK TO 9CH NA HOAG & walta of 1 ... to • $795 Incl grnctr. No peta. . \\ '-~ I _. $400 MCUrity. Aveilab141 ~~,_ lll ., .. ,_ e Lg tBR gee pd. F/P tllC\llar baygvtews IP« I Adul11. Scotti 541-2301 REALTORS • l&nllW Utll lllM4 Nov. 2. Call for 11P9tm. 28R w/gar. Carp•ta. 1750. • Lg 28R 28a · 28r, 18a 900• a/t, leundry 931-1979 drepea btt-lna. ~ twnhee 1825. Poot tPa. '31·1400 •EASTSIDE Townhc:>mM *HARBOR VIEW HOME tac:illtlea, no peta/garega. lfMf•ll dwipaUo Wat• ..... A CO¥. prttg. 1401 SUperior IMl latatt fM lalt lllltM $2,825,000 3Br 2t>a, gat, yd $1100. 48' 38a, flp, upgfad«S. Yaarty $1100 973-881& •EASTSIDE 2BR 1BA* Sparkling cloan. l•.•rg• yar636-4120C.. 1·5PM A._..a.e 9138 _., -•2BR 1ba, Jae:. gat, yd dbl oar .. gardnr, comm. pool. no l*I S700Jmo .... Garden 8')11. BMutltUlly 987 Vlc:totla 'H' 1720 m~ ....... J .. , IA..\TI HI Hll" 1850 Open Sat/Sun 12.3 pool, park. l.arge ywd. M/F to lhar• 38R. 2BA MCUrfty 942-9368 landscap•d ground• ·· ACAOIS FR. BEACHll _ tto\11 ' •-· 2036 Ful*1on. 988·S880 $2100/mo. 947-7521 .;1 duplex. YHrly $450 Newport Afst Realty Pool & ape. palloe/doc:kt. Waetlld9 2BR ~t. petlo, 5100 81 ntot• 28rl18a fM ..U.-TIWUI REAL ESTAI E w/prv BA. Nr terry Beth gateg90l'carport I lndrytac 2prttngapaoea l/lellf&ywd, 1000mo.yrty . .-.iiljiiiiiRI ___ .... ~-048r/2h uppw '* EASTSIDE LG 38R 2BR ~ den, unfurn/furn or Kay 673-7018 2BA 2BA. garage. new Bac:netor seoo New P9lftt 1tcw. & ~ f.iU.e780~11t • sEXl BEACH* •3&/28-lower REALTORS 2'ABA 2-•ty ,gar frplc Condo.2'"'BA. t980sqtt, carpet & o,.,... laundry 1 e.o S&801 1750/mo 731-8488 s~ on lrg tot. 38r 1795 000 patio, '1dry h~Ul). Sml pet pool. tennis. $1675/mo,.. ....... • .. ,..... laclllty No p•t•. 2Bclr~°0.'ea 5815 . .. ........ 2'"'8a. FI R. ToP qual. lnl ' OPEN DAILY 1·5 PM on °"· $t250. 875-4912 Agt mo min. ok 720-9680 I lttJ 250-'220 or 754-169& 1151 E lSth St 642-0858 W/1lde Twnh .. Apt. ~"'1 out Oc.en vu from dedl BALBOA PENINSULA 28D/ t 112BA. 2 per.one Agt. a.. <213> 594.~7 cypr ... & Bay Aves 13BR lBA houM. 1g lanced 3BR 28A. freshly palntMt. ;NEWLY F0KNISA€6; 2BR 2BA UPSTAIRS. --~-----only. no. riete. 755 w. 19th 3BR Lower Unit. I -' • Lin I yd. gar. nu pnt & drapes. Upgracs.d crpt & window OCEANFRONT t BDRMS $8001mo. $500 aocurlty 2Bclrm 11t81 S770 I at 946-9507 17<>0mo. New ~. g9rllg9 W/D IAITalff'l.lllT llY • NMr school• No 1>9ta tr .. tment. Frl)lci, MC IYI Available Graat location dep. No peta. Avail now. 2Bclrm 28a twnhM S885 • . hkuip, ywd. Nut to peril. •HEW• 2 bed. 2'h t>alh StOOO/mo '* 642.2056 · t•m. auto 1prlnkler1. I Must ... 1 Bkr 875._.608 · Call for appt, 754-5440 925 Cant• St 642-142'4 ... Ptlat 11075/mo . .... LIYIL con~ only etapa to Bey GrHt locl Grndr Incl 4409 RIVER 4•1111-.,,..----,,....,-..,...,.-----,,..,,..,,. & Oceanfront beaeh ... 13BR tBA unlqu. l\IO, nu $1950/mo.760-5064 Attractive bach•lor ** ..... ** Altnew28f28a,IMllcon'f.IOCEAN VU. epec. mod. TSL.MGM1' 142-1903 THIS 1 1 h 1 C....Wllu llU Frptc,2cargaraoe.1ovely pelnt,t111g9yard.adul11, • wt Hparate kllchan A emall qui.t compleJI frple, wal~.to-wan. xtra\ Nd«:.t Br.gar.lndy,deck,lliiiiiiiiiiiiiiii- locatedo:z E:.':'t!utf': 2 elocks TO BEACH ui. & carp.t. 631-1400. noP9tl.439Hamllton ... -:Nre'P~RTSHOAJ-SL• $575/mo.lnclutlle.Oui.i Studlol550&18rw/frpl: lrg. encl gar. $800/mo frig, good., .. 1895., ....... .. community park a la on 1 DUPLEX. 2er 2ea+ 28r From 133~000 IS975mo tatllaat 673-7353 fr 6 ~1 Mon can · rg n/amOker 973-5560 bac:kyd. patio 1845 mo No pet•.'* 642-0433 492·16" or 631-923.4 CLEAN 28R. 1g 11v rm. oftMlatgettlotalnEast-,.,,,Ba.Newtyramodeled. "t~ES::~~nR~OMES. S760Cuta2EkhM,gr91// t';.1ntV:;;y":;,~"/:: BACHELOR APT nr "Like MW & ~pvt". BEAUTIFUL2BR tBAtn UnturniaMd 2BR, 2BA. ~7,·11~i~"f'mNo bluff. Room for • pool or $529.000. 875-3296 " whl ahutt.,1. wood tlrt. NEGOTIABLE. 97~47 t>Mctl. S550• utit. tat & POOi. apa, lndry. 1st • Oul9t c.omple• POOi. gar-1arg41, c!Mn. near nu _.a. · . axpan.ic>n. Mint cond Op•n HouH Sat/Sun MW cpt/bllnda, gar., eml 1811 $1ngl9 non-amkr. MC. NO PETS. S49-2«7 1ge. cabl• TV. n•w Cfl)t/drpa/dw Gar. no •YEARLY . SPACIOUS t w /many upgradH: *1111 ... 12-5, 756 Tu. 1tln AV9. yard. 2219-B Plac:enlla. I •lllTIU HAIL llW1 r•fs. no gar 673-5489 •BAY TIMBERS• carpet/palnt.•ALLUTIL· 1>9ta. colnop l1undry, blodl trom OC9W'I & bay. Frtnc:h dra & windows. 4·PIH with panoramic Newport H91ghla. 2BR, No 1>9tl. 945-2586 •NO CHARGE• Agenl I tBR frple cable pool rTIES PAID* S735/mo 4H· t -4 11. 28R. newly deconlted. kltcnan w/new tile. cabl-vlew9. 2Bdrma with fir• 2V.8A. mod.. condillon I BRIGHTON SPRINGS 1 BR Marti F9f'guson 642-1706 l1IPI" IUll patio gar' No ~ .. 3991$725/Mo. CALL 722-1832 4.93-7441 only S915. $50-1* ':.!~~:gar~~~ ~::::.-oo:nd30~lc~~~: ==-~23~T~~ Condo Saci~ woocss13BR 2BA DUPLEXwlfrplc 2g:~~~~~2~ WeaYSt.$6t585M357 E'SIDE-1959 Churctl St .. ut. Encutiv• Townflou .. dow. MCUrlty ay1tem & 1 Damon ..Agt 963-1500 963-tSoo r. & stream• Ground noor & patio-On Balboa BNd' •Al II len 11f 1544 alf. upper, 2BR .... HOOi \BA l bC t sa; 38R. 2BA. 2 cer get • .,.. roof. Gr .. t for enter-Dyl, 942..()3.42 Wlcncls. ()I' lev9I Watlr/Oryr Sieck Walking dittance to the YIU -• -au\: blOQ on e·slcle cozy den. W•BA. frs*:. w/d 207 ~ st:.-. .. 0 c E A N v I E w. tlliil'llng with an extra hook-up. micro. trplc. gar I bNctl St100/mo 1941 -Wtth gar StOOOl mo w/lota of wood ~ l\kup, IUlldtl, 2 prttng. trig No pet• All utlla StM46-8193 'llfg41 dining rm 6 "ting .. •. 111 llYllT YILU........ w/opnr • carport Aec MC. Jedi Stl-984-2•&4 Agt 722-7776" 780-17559 parking & IM!ndry laeili-1 Sl300....ac.. 860-7048 paid $850/mo 915-4954 Many to c:tiooea trom. 2 & nook oft kitchen w/bay JASMINE CRK~S.t Buy If ..uul IPllllUIT area. pool, ape S750 • • 2 Ilea '530/Mo 938.0552 EISIDE 1BD MobAa Homa 3 bedrooms.. Grwat lo-window. A ~t1fUI fam· LOWEST PRICE 2 lty 38r MARY ANN McGUIRE dop VELMA 549-2447 811-4 1 C.... ... lbr 21 . $575 mo. gas/Water-pct' •MOVE IN NOW & GET callon. Stertlog at lly MIQhborhOOd nMr 1 lam. rm 2'h8a guatd ;.te HARBOR REAL TY ••--111-• PENINSULA YEARLY 2BLOCKS FROM BEACH •EASTSID£ Adult Park '*"' carpet EARLY XMAS GIFT* 1850Jrno. 87~ .............. ctiurcti.e tannie 11429.900. 891·1702 Agt !Ye •-&-C BR 8 t BR, nu crptl P••nt . 7"'" """"" .,.... 77•7 (La9er Diak or cotot TV) I .............. $44 • Oftlc9 873.,.400 W/family rmlocon lO'lely '* ut• 1 1 A upper Cozy2BD 1BAI01'9'ngleor S550t mo 250-9002 ~~~"'"'.J" .. Super28f28a in ..... N9wfy remodeled 28R &parka. 9,000 I I 24 AeeldeclC8 64&-8770 atrMt tyr lM S1400mo duplell. garage. rue. 1n· coupl•. W/D Incl -650-5llM* 'EJS.oe2BD1BAnewpalnl enc:1oar.hllupa $795 1BA. DJW, petlo. WI 111-11• L~ r I Ann, Agl 751·5000 1.nor. 1875/mo gar.HOOmo 675-6215 & carJ)et. lndty lac. no No P9tsl S40-4AIA gerega No p«a. ~ . . . . lfflll• I llAITD _., ara1 •Cul• 2BR 18A lower UITW TlftD 1)911 $675mo 27l-C E. tlbrtld S925 67s-eeo6 ( 11 .l~ 11 I I .KJ N~ 58R 3BA, 1g .. 1-ln kitchen. ..... I 575 E-Sld9 3BR 2BA twnl'IM. duplell. new erpl/bhnds. 2!;1t1BA·::· =·= 38R 2B~ frple patlO w/d • 16th. pl 644-0452 ACROSS FROM BEACH I ng rF-lll\11'\') llvlng rm w/spac:41 for Yard.gar,qui.tarH.Xln1 sh.,. laundry. No park·1 F ~ar i Nol hk.up ' sa9 5 i m o 1Bachl Bachtor•t1•. prt ••'fllUJ• lm2J Hl\llt>fl'-• piano. Pool·~· yard -f 160 ACRE ranch 1119. NW Condi $1090. 688-4019 Ing_ 1850/mo Of s ~75 ~9 250-eo02 650-519' E·sld9 2BA tllA, gar, frplc. furn (71')536-1995/ 38R 2·~BA c:toae tolhoe>- AV Near IChOOll. A.rtzona. $250/acH. EZ Dyl 940-2428 Ev/Wknd •38R 2BA. gar.;e. lrplc. 1>9t1 1 . • • beam cell. $740-$750 + (213)453·2105 1425mo ping' dlnkia. ~view S259 ,900 . Allyson. t9f'ms. Good wit., tabl9, Lux condo nr bet\, 2BR, patio/d.cl(. Upper Unll AT BEACH 1BR+ o.n.1 •mTllT •• 111 -S500 sec 2 per-H NT Harbour.,.._ Aveil Big cleck. YrlM S2250Mo SUMA,:.: C:~' 540·7355. 75t-0669 Agt ~ =~ v~8~;1 2,'°'BA, 2 sty, frplc. prv $1350 or lower $1275 • I 2BA w/teb view, lg dedl. LG 2Br 1'1\BA. Townhouse. sons No 1>9t1. GSO-t~99 ~ LrgdeluH 1Brown· 3336 Via Udo 675-9299 COLDW eLL BAN~eRO CUSTOM HOME · patlO. w/d hkup, db gar VIW REITALS 1 trple. dbl gat St900 213 E'1ide. gar1g•. patlo.tEASTSIOE 111ge cdndo I .,. unit lrplc, d/w, wl d 48 R. 13 yrs old, Counlry ....... w/Of)nr $1095 521-6400 921-194'4 71'1975-7714 laundry room. $825/mo apt 2BR. W1BA. built-Ina. hk-up, petlo. $675/mo ... SHORT TEAM, e.atuifully KltcMn $248 500 Agt BLUFFS cozv 2BR 1BA frple 2629 ORANGE garage. patio. $795/mol $1025 MC. 846-592• furn. OCMn front 380 Pat Cobb 675-2013 E~~ LDUXURY 2Br, 2Bll condo1' 13BR 2'"BA end unll pool I lndru narane a 14 TSL MGMT 642-1803 842-9795Of145-8227 I 2BA frpl 2 gar. 940-4794 bl gar, rp c. poo . • · . 1 , · • • doel• and bllt• llnd •-.. -.-,.--.-1-~----alJ-1111 1995/Mo. lat & laat mi nt cond, J:rage. Marguerll• No pet1 •NEWPORT HEIGHTS* E'lid9 tr11)19x. large. 28R, .:.mpen81\dcott9g91 ·all ITIPlll ... E.''Y""t ~he~ u-... ~ Ion 5BR aN ax south Bayfront .,5300, 942-5290 St350/Mo. 760 84 Agt 1975/mo . Mt2525 Small Bach910f. Pvt yard., VERY OUIET. MW paint. I the ttllngltl'latm••IUfl"· 2BR 1'.iBA, FP, 1dn1 cond '"""... • · ,..,.. conatruct .... MW car1>9t. S520Jmo • patio. lndry. adutta, no mertun cant>eloundln S1075 yr1y 673-2507 ~ lllTI 1111 4BA. o'* 3,000 alt. POOi WITH DOCK. Partlally NEAR PLACENTIA WEST NWP tBR. 5895 I llft • depOlit 541-3932 pats $795/mo 873-3900 c1uamec1 on ~ec~tot.$34~000 ~rnl~~. S~OO/mo.~R~Atwnhm~~BA~OA4~~11500 2BR 1 ~BA, close to l~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=======~==~~~~~~~~ Ull.. Margi., Agt 979-8290 Avail now. 722·7022 cpl or ex.c. $1009/rno BAYFRONT Condo 2Br b9ach. $950/mo 900 1 CHARMTNG lBFf 2'h BA RENTALS AVAIL.ABLE +o.p 213-254-5479 $1650 Sea Lane. 944-2611 Recently remodeled , .... LBO"Co 2"'· .. _ tlomeon COf1* tocatlon. mTIJITlll ShOrl t9f'm & wtnt9r NEWPORT HEIGHTS, """' " ves "'· .,..., .... 2114 Turn k•y condition. This cory 38R 2BA llorn4I 1850 to St400 2BA. 1BA. patio. avail Bf~R~~T d~!!~Ek !IL I Spacious brick pallo & la cloM to bolh echool• & Waterfront HomM. Inc 11115. $800/mo, no pets. den dc>c* f';;";;;r' boat. •Gr•t East-... loc g.r ... play., .. + 3'-'t car ahopplng. Hurry with your Realtors 873-6900 8A2-401t Y..rly. $4750 1 J15 2 r~~ c'!'.!:. ·~~ oarage. cl'leCk & palntbruthl Thia Winter 2BR • Oen. 2BA .,. I • LINDA ISLE 2 st()fy 5& Gmbtt w/880 , lndry rm ........ one won't Int at only w/llland Ctlarml Frplc. t 38R 2BA fl.r .. place I boat de>Q. S10.000 Sorry, No 1>911631-8427 GOV'MTHOMES$t.OO (U $195,000. Call now... garage apac. $1100 rno. bHutlful' prvl yard' ................. l--,;,_------11 ........... Avt ttn 873-40e2 Agt $ 1295/mo vacant •.••• _. •• 1_ ... _ E SIDE tBr upstairs, cable Repair) For.cloaur•a, -·--,., ..___. ru Delinquent Property. lll 1111 er Mf.1111 Donald Ptan 942-9797 TV hllui>. w9lk In c ....... Now M111ng. Thi• ., .. 1 R£NAC P..W•la 2lt1 LIDO ISLE 48R, 2~BA. r9f1I r9Q'd No 1>9t1. S575 Ca I I (Rat u n dab I•) I new carpet. FRIDA, Lg 1352 Victoria 945-9161 1-511-459-3549 EXT 111-• ..... -ld.......ol patlO. 45' lot. 3 car gr. s-lff 1 ... -- H31tlorllattnga. '\t\Xl\'l"'YI' l'f\ ·11 OC:.:,,9:ont.St~ 12750''frlY 873-7787 1 &Srs1dEOJP'La• Mii ... Pltmlt1 REALTORS • 8 t9/4'46-G392 PET LOVE RSI 38' tBa NEWPORT Hght113Br 28•. 2BR. 1BA. p1t10. gar. nu we'M give you ti... down In Large tamily homo 3BR & houH, 80• 120 lot. gardaMt. fr~. wtd, palnttcrpt/epplnCI. wtd axcl'lg fore al'lar• of own· 1111 YllM Loft. F1mlly rm. all $1200/mo. Vacanl lBI dtw. 2-car gar. St600/mo hkup 5825/mo 250-9002 atshlp You make ll'le Outatandlng 4Bclrm. 2BA arnenltl.s doubl• gar· Wells Pl. b9hlnd Sec Pac: No pets * 8AO-t396 or 650-5194 mthly 'pymt• & we ah1t• with pool & IP•· BIQ, big aoe. bay ~tew. Must ... , N1t'I Bank. E. 171h Can appr•c. You r•c•lva yard. Full price 1334.900. 675--4606 8kr Hal. 948-3170 1~ tu ben.rlte. Mull SELECT 8H&G 751-5000 SEE 1954 'A.' & 1950 'B' hev. clean credit. Agt ~UrMt prof. want• to buy C.reaa •el llu 21U M9'f9'. 2Br tBa. S725 ea. 9&7-9002 Dyl, Ev. Wknd1 CM/NB he>rM Pref tlxer. Ute & :lrv 2eR hM w/lg Noutrd <Mclawed cat ok Can trade Npl Cr .. t yard, dbl git. $1500. S.Curlty $700. 549-3484 lilltM condo 841-8473 Open & flta 2BR 2BA SHARP 3BR Vecent & a-•--•· 1"7 wttrplc. vi.w of hills & Roady! Pvt y1rd & dbl at---~....,....., .... • .. ._..,."'""'."_l!Lat::l:u:•:,.::l::ilJa:•:;•;.l_l=.:l:.:S;:Z clOM to betl ... s 12001mo. t.cMd garages 1300 mo PENINSULA POINT XNtidOA VILLX ln tBclr~ for qui.t par-M1rgi., Agt 979-8280 &eR 4BA, 2400 sq ft. 3 car Monarch a.ach. 3BR. ton. · 673•5354 AGT SHARP trl·....,_. condo. gar9Q9. 2145 E. Ocean 2'ABA, oc:efll'l view, mrbl 2BR 18a l'llO w/gar. New Eul alcM. 3BR. 2BA, air, Blvd. BY OWNER. ant, kit & trplc. Must Miii car pat, m ini bllnda, nice crptlpalnt. w/d (714) 113..()129 13".ooo. 4944057 ttnoleum. 1ub anc:toeur•. hkupa. d/w. 3 car gat. no w/d. $1275/mo 720· 1244 009• ... -... Merrill Lynch Realty n'S I lllUT IElllllllllHI Clote to schools, shopping. Quiett Lrg lot. 3 BA. 2 BA. $349,000. 11•~··· let U1 Hee, YM Sell Ye• p,..,.yt C• Cla11iftl4, 642-5671 for Information Spacloul 3BR, 2BA. 2 St350~~"1 d9cita.. FI P, lg get I 1595 --------a va 11 now. Linda YIJJllmll- 721-0118 Grubb & E'"9 Fam alud 28D/28A UllTll .aT DTITI Towneh<MM Sunny 381 & fam rm 1700 aq ft +with att 2-cat 2"'8a. trplc;. patio, 2<.W gar N911,t to S C P1aza gar, OatMt comm with days 291-9151 t•nnla, pool & apa • ..,... 542·94 t5 11700/rno Agt, 840-1212 ... t FABULOUS New cont.m-1•2iiiiBiiiDiim.2ii.BiiiiA ... co;;ao---OV9f-;.· I poraty. 2BR 3BA eondO, looklng Harb« & Ooaen. Panotamlelllew9oc:Mnl A.frig. Wet lar, ator9. l'latbor. '31+1400 13.500 .. 50m0 132· 733 7 ... ,,., ............ ut..... I II.II.Tiii oR URE PXNk & 2L. CHANNEL. REEF 2BA. trplC, 2 car garaoe ln- waletfront. tab vi.we. cludM ;ardan« A.dune. 873-etoo. •2000 n·pate S 1350. IM0.0020 ............... lie. ,..-for ChuClc ' llftL1*1 $1275, 4BR. 2BA. tam rm. DELUXE 21R t'-'BA 2 ,,..,. all, lrplc. alt. nr 4051 tt()fy, garaoa, w/d hkup. frwy AHdy 1 1122 OcHntl de of PCH. 9992 Paula C lrcl• St2SO f4t &75'-<t912 911-571-0S73 IDl&llft •lllP ': :~ 2 r:'w~g: 28A ~IA HOMI pett New paint/c:at1>9t1 214 FetntMf ltt501mo 11200 WIOfdner 631-2725 Av111/15 ~.__ ., t-12'1 75 On ,,... bMdl 2~ 1 ~1-pool' ...igM rm, 714·~''"°" 213-453-210$ & surpr.isingly ·'°""':---of~PCH~.-::::..,~,IA:::-:-' ':!:.':ft=: low Cost. 1-ar 91'•· •If t!Oc*• IY'pfc, •Id, IVll ..... ~ . ..-, ..,... lt211 .ocean~ trom 2 ptttaa ~!!!!~=-======::.----:=!!!!!!...J!!Ja.=:.:?m~~~ ... ~::·'---.... 7M0Jd .... 2....,. ' . ~ ------ D1ilyPilat EASY. . TO WEAR G., inro 1rie1 fa$1110n swing 4115: A hie ot leisure' Very e.lS'f to sew loP and etasnc wa1S1 ~al'lts M11s9s Stz S (8 10) M(12·14). L(16- 18) XL (20-221 tnclUded tn pat· tern 4122: Soft llow• 1ng l•bulout • Unline d c•P• oome ;n dr or t1ngert1 p lair:'l)lhs Sa-. s ( 12· 14l M ('6-18) L (20- ~.XL ('24-26) The Daily Pilot has a new way to turn your Hidden Treasure! into CASH 5 10!!> prepayment j 4 Llnes-7 Days s 10.80 llfo ~ .,, C'Of'Y tK certe.-.tlon "'' vc-u• p<11rt•ts Ol'lly No C o~rc..i R~.tl Estatt Automot•"t 8oa11ng or Employ~nt AOs Tnnt •S no prte~ l1m1t to w nat you can Jldv~•t•tt If you nrtd 10 stll you COV(h l'l•Ql'l c~rr or any unused ~rc'1ancl•st-t tnt 011,y Pilot Clau•f•td s1.11tt OI vst t~ coupon ~low ~ to: llllJPllll o.-y .-.oc. now. aay s... C•• ....._CA •un 642-5678 NAME ADDRESS CITY STATE PHONE ZIP ________ _ AD COPY: 4 line mtrumum. ~opri~tf'fy 4 wordl ~r lfne. AMT. ENCLOSED .. ~---.-. ~-----· _. - 88 Orange Cout DAILY PILOT I Monday, November 14, 1988 ..... ... ....... •• lhujC•-dal .. ~, .... ,. ,.... nu ..,..,.... HH .. ,..,.... IHI laelef!l•t llJI I I laM••·~~Mm ' --· -. ltl4: nt LOST~ M/Cocklcloo ASSfM81.£R&. Earn ... I /flTllBllB "*" *'• rentel dar-mJ.mfWY ....... .-n HI I Hiii ...... --· lftl I PrOf F/M to. tNr9 nice tro I IMETXIL iPACEi on ....,. wtlh r.cj ,..,,. ~ Wbl~ Mt.11f. Friendly S*aGn '° or... pit ...., IN1ur• panon N. OOOCI. benelltt. OOod -I Fn.ndir ........ ~ : •wtTH 90AT 81.ft• Nwpt Hoht.. 28D ....... Apptoa 1200 t/f, •lnl lo-llendle. no lag REWARD c:al eddy ...,. M•· ~•omar• ' do c:ounl* ., .. tn. ••• ,... ;.;;. 7M·ltl7 ...-Ml ..,,.._ lll9Y • EXCUJlfV£ HACH Pvt. entry, get & den Qtlon nw Hawt>orl Ctty PleaM call 650-a..tl tenalt tul)ptiad No ...... NfVQ fO( C"atetlng com· -,... l'IOufL ~In pat• ~ K,...l•dl• Of : COMMUNlTY I Lookltlv tor c0118idatatel Hell.Agtt73·5354 LOSTFamalieBLACl(CJt.f lno. Writ• Jo·EI peny Mon-Friday DayL ... -a-OrandrnothW'• Helper, .,. ~Aw* C.: Coat• M•ul N•_.'1 • HM bMutltul 18" 11.A on nlamltr. eat OK. Availl., In [)()vet Shor• .,.... EnfWPfl•H po. Box M£Y£RHC>f1·s 2e1-l178 -·-L,.., or womat'I w/home 2•·-· a ....... '*PfUI ,.,,,.,, tl'le llAYI 1100 aq. tt. 11.20. S450mo.+ dep. + ----New orl Beach RE· 2203, Klllimmee, FL ~ --For A0150 Stinger Type care Upat fOf _,.,1y l 8" ""1ott. 3'teOO p .. Penn uv•r, 1ttO W..,_/o.-y., llQOlt~, t/2 utit Matt 831.ae7 Office cw Shop. Har park· WA,:, 714 ~1•8688 327~2·2203. ~ P/f M~t heYe ~II Of~ '9dy Cook, drtw. W.ln, clflc Cou1 Hwy, Pleeet1~la A.,., Cotta flraplac:a, mlc:roweva, I Ing. S1300t mo. 173-30311--• 1ASSEMBl.ERS to buttd MartlOt Corp _..., a • • lie Call 14t-t093 Ne wp o t t 8 • • c: II caplttteno BMc:ll 1 Meaa D/W, oataae · Enjoy OUf 1 S~28R 18A In CdM. ,COMMERCIAi. BUii.DiNO ILOST· SrNll bledc ~at> 11llboat1 w111 treln Par1·llme C•lhief at our Ace E~t Rec*f, 213-127·Hl17 OFFIC!. MOR PLASTIC JO pYI beect\I $t855/mo · P'Ot. non tmlcr. No 40f1 11 eon S 7o.q 11 mix. tamale, 11/6, frOtl'I Apply 7am MKOragOf .... P"'t 8ead1 toc:.llon. HAIRDRESSER WANTED SURGEON Mlfll. llllf •Boat Sllp1 Extra• 1 ~,.t.;38: ~~ 1~7 ~t I. Behind Wrigni hardware Newport Shores Call 1 Y.clltt 1131 Plac:.tltia. Me»F<I, days only Good CustOfMI' Senllce Tired of big ..ion? h your &per nee, tome Int blll• NMded "Tl''° wttnde lor Sorry, no pe11 Suitable for ..,..,Ice Of I IM5-7903 Coete ~ t>eMflt• & •tarting Mlary own bou 1n em 3 •talion Ing, look~ a !Mdef. bl.ley Coeta Meaa equip. llU 1....... llS~ 3:: ~:.A~r::,_h~ ~la~lt'i'~5co. 722-166) PerHHl ltnicn1 liidibl r=~~:;.apptln· Wll TRAINlll ... on. Rental. 531-2115 Nftoport, 183 eYM = :':!.APCllY IPllT .... 111 IU ut111 Call 714-&73-7403 -JON IJ_,.IJ -llllllf f-•.•.• Aeetat.lftnt v .. , laaH. From M213·926-<66S3JIM lattar Prt,Utf ....... e.aeh' 1 Sporttmf~ndMduel• F.......,.AlllSY, APPLYNQWll! Earn elftra money during IUll.-rr .......... .. S975/mo Bl(r '42·3850 27M • -ront off I~. entllull .. tlc & •• fM ho1Jd9Y' Immediate -·---.-~ · tels u... 1 ...... te l .... flltlt' Part tim. work, S7 ft1' cheer tu I, good office opening• PIT or FIT ••P O...al omc., fUll·llme ttf. ... -* ....... llH 22 Yr Old 11ua:;:;1 \&li(ing • llfTI nifil Sa1np1e t>OOki.t of most • plus. Call &As.57eo at1lll1, competitive tal•ry, The Dally Piiot 11 .. one not nee, Wiii train AoolY Ing, 11~ typing, enaw.i;: All poe1ttof*. Aoo1Y In pet· 112BX frpf, gar, tor rodm in pvt home Gr .. t building. Great 10-often aaked quHllons F/T Incl S••· Contact 11.111-tlrM & MYeral part· In paraon, WHti:llfl :!':r~et::".:' ~t IOf) Tttur•. Nov: 17 btwn air conct S1030mo + I from Jan. 20-Marc:h 20 In ~•lion. 15631-15641 and answers. Available to I llTI Carol 631·666A time poaltlona available Plaza, 17th &.Irvine, NB. not required ulety 12,..pm. 11t P .. m. Belboa S 3 S 0 I e c d e P 1 clOM proximity to Ho.g Tustin VHlag41 Way. Near you IOI' $3.95 + 45' post· I In our Cltculatlon Cua. HOST/HOSTESS negotiable ApPly In S*· RESTAURANT 498-02881492-1720 , Memorl.i Hospital.[ Ref. lrwya 5 & 55. Asking 1 • Write lo lllTIWI 1°"* Service ()apart· Needed for fun N a I ton Monday • Frldey GARDEN Mttl s ... .,. provldad. (617) 646-="8726 1760.000 Clluclc Splllef' I About Employmens t, 683595 -.&lllflll ment. Competitive Ataty, re1ta1.1r S5 00/hr App' i.: 9.5' 1•M2 Sand canyon ng. .....-. , Agt 831-1266 1 No Lantana, ulte .j IEEDEI''!! flexible ttoure. and good · · '' ' 5 6 W•EI mod,redec 2Br 2Ba,btk:. •Gtrlfll IH leat Camarlllo, CA 93010. .. UWllTlllll blnltftJ. Cell Patti at at El Ranclllto, 2800 A..,., lrvtna. 8 7.911 gar. lndry, frig, $800. I _ .... ·~1~~\., ·1 ULll 714·1M2-'4333 EXt. 207. Newpor181\/d, N.B. 1 •••• •• JIU'IE llT 492·1899 Of 831·923" ••-•4' ,-~tat lmmedl•te full-tltne OP41fl· ... ••-•• ----eu Walk to bMell, 2 BR, $90/mo. Slngle garage.ff .... "tin 3611 Ing tv11table In our Cos1a llPIUDTllm lllTllD mvm-Ill ~ un. WIT Yll'IE 1m. 1¥.BA encl gar S725fmo 11orage only. YC>Yr loek. I Mss. SupetttOfe. Our In· -.. Rella bl• Own trantp Now hiring waltet1 & 225 La Ptiom. Apt B 600 blk of 18th St, HB MATURE COUPLE OR sttllarl earn top money The Dally Piiot has Im-F owli eow· c praf'd. Jenny 548-0821 waltr ..... day llOltetJ 837•7911 · !136-1895213-453·2105 l•U...1Afialacial SINGLEl.iveinyourown must have own lnstatta'. medla18 opening• lor :,~~en~ .... ~~ -•ra--l:>OOkk"'*,c:oott•.dell: Welclome to catllnte. A ---------liiiii-iftliaf ____ 1::i:::: 2BR house In CdM plus tlon tool•. telephone aal .. people. bant l32·l212 Mon-Fri ....--aatl t1ant baker, & peaceful adobe exterior. ~ -salary to care tor elderly Mt.111 type 45 wpm and · WE HAVE OPENINGS c:uhlert Apply In person A lcaleldoK<>PI of color llllc. lntab LL W.~lftt o,,.tuidtt not couple next door Must Apply 1n peraon, 11:oo have gbod c:omm1.1nle1· •Tlmlftllf • ManagerTralnaes Monday-Friday 9.s. and motion within. Arid, •~· I I --speak Englfsh Have car. a.m • 6:00 p.m tlon 1klH1. Call Peggy F~ Tlfn9 position avail-• Aulttanl Ma_nagcw1 149&2 Sand Canyon Ave, the c:ullnery delight•·· -Z1M i •d9ea/ fin ... , mPllWIYlllmlfT lnc tudea JllOPP•tl.Q. BleYln1 1M2·•321 able 8am-5pm Mon-Fri. •S.le9Cler-• lrvlne857·9111. tlow ;_o,ated on the •rn-.. G-ren_tl_n 2 .. 8 .. R-. 2.,.BX""' 2111 FASl: ANO COMPLETE meats. laundry & hte · IEDEUTED J DA J PILOT RY<*. Systems inc at Some exp. helpful. Gen· rOlllM!ie, fteme-bfoited ..,.. naar N9wp Blvd and 1 llousekeep-tng ·Call IL Coate Mesa location. H<ly erou1 employee dis· NllTll'l 111111 oo an open grlll, or w Bay St In CM Pool 979-0268 Leave msg SUPERSTORE! t wage Contact Kathy "' counll, & flex. houra Prep man c:uttom ree!· tmokad and 1ett amoldar· Jacuz:rl. " cooklnQ and -• I 3€0 W~t Bay c?~· Debbie 641.3045 Apply at HouM of Fat>-dentist. 'Neat appear· Ing over !"uqulte phone prlv $375 per mo, llltltptat 5530 620W. 17th Street osta esa. rlca, 2200 Harbor Blvd.. ance, own transpor· ambert. That• the ea- utll Incl 1st & dep Avail 'I~ 1 Cost1Maaa CA j Costa Mesa. 642·2340 talion, 1yr•iq>.5'48-0816 1enc:e ol the Sot.1th· Dec tat Catt . Judy * * -s120*~*'* • llUlllllllY• DATA ENTRY LllALIUllYllY p•--Wftt ... and the spirit or 642-4321, exl. 316 days PER H U e .. UL TIU Need 10 new people day -• •-Caliente! °' 548-1917 evenings I USllYITllllST PfT d ' I & evening sl'llll• FT/PT Strong typist for Real Es· For general practice firm Ho1.1sew1vea-1tudents. I / .... I _ 11 , !Great job-EZ hours, lleK aye Great opp! 250.1650 tatefA1.1tomotlve support In Hu~tl,t~~ t~ Now II Iring 1101.1se· Join us. We're opening tt I_ I •• Ible schedule. Par1· Time • .. .IEOPT. I__ , poetlon Jn last rowln work or ates. c:laanlog, M·F days, wkly soon In IRVINE. creating -· uu •m I Evening hrs Wiii train on I EJCp. b1.11y group. Newport OUllOll Sates Dept Of THl DAIL~ yr• 'Calsllornla lit ••P pay. We train. Need car. hot new job oPPortunltles Wk~ t 1 1 I lob. Base ~ commission. Beac:h 644-7848 Deposit Clerk for growing PILOT 65wpm minimum pref d .• !'7•z_4d1epends Metry Maida. 546-4513 for: ., ren a t now ava I.. M t ba 1 & son-· · on exp. -......, $147.00 wk & up. 2274 I ua nea per llLUll.,. _I Insurance agency In Great opportunity tor ad· --------Pll•lllllL -·-1 • OEPT. M•N•GERS 1 able. New omoe locatJon. •-• Laguna Hiiis. No exp ~ vanc.ment -Call PEGGY MAINTENANCE 1 _..., " " Nwpt Blvd, CM 6.48-7445 1 Harbor Blvd CM Ca11 TFulf-T1me. Mutt type Contact I.Ort, 768-1180 . BLEVINS For lnte<view Co-tu.chef to_u_lieLn.ad •WAITERS/ ltalah It Slaart ' Barb a r 8 b 1 w n 1 40wpm~. Accounting 'i appolntm4lnt tNchef In ed1.1cat1ona1 WAITRESSES 27 • I 10am-8pm. 755· 1155 I exp pref"d. Call Jane OUllOIL ....... ,· R...a •01 •sslSTANT Pf' ... tehool program. M·F • BUSSERS .,4 , 549· 7522 Underwriting clerk needed &._& 5111 • n 8:30· 1. Xlnt t..clllng ex-• HOSTS/HOSTESSES "!'1•e!'!"L'!'!K,.F,.R!'IO!'fM'!"t!!B'!rC'!"!H'"'!M~lp..;,r~ol * PHOTO * •--••-• for growing Insurance DELIVERY PERSON PIT SlfERVISOR perlence, competitive • DISHWASHERS str8ht. Nsmk No drugs ~ agency In Laguna Hills !Newport Beach area, own waget. 786-7494 •LINE COOKS SS Ol mo No dep•,.,ut lnlH....,.,.&/I, Accurlle & efficient. No car . Call Shirley, Prodt.lcilonlnspector •PREP COOKS Balboa Penn 675'-4077 O C ·s leading custom lab A/P, ,.,..... , .. , .. I exp nee: Contact Lori, 720-1042. Full time salaried position Microscope exp pref but •COCKTAIL SERVERS ***Newport Beach ls looking for ex-1-.&.e41cw ... fl 768-1180 lorpersonexper1eocedln notnac.Goodbeneflts.•BARTENDERS ~anrront room lor rent, perlenc41d lndlvlduals tn I ~L ..... r ' I OLEll A•••n ..... ,., ,.. . basic houtekeeplng' $5.00/l'lr. Al)pty in petton • BARBACKS ......... the following areas I .,_ ,ran I ' ...... minor mechanical elec· Screntom Engineering • CASHIERS $500 • ut1I n-smkr. e PlmTllS ..,.,..,. 111 .. 111 11.ongs Drug Stores Ills p........un ITlcal & plumbing r9pairs, Inc .. 3550 Cadlllac Ave, •OBFOFOICKEKCEELPEERRIK 650·3893 • FU PllOESSH openings fOf lull time .... tM NW11 knowtedge ol floor care Cosla Maaa (near Hatt>or ANAHEIM Room mate --lllmH lllllllPll Cashlers/Clefks Must be af flllllmmt procedures and auper· & Mec:Ar1hur) male prererred to snr • r-•Mt & General Offloe for res· evallabte to work rtex vision of Janitorial crew. --...,...,,....,..,,..-------Al Caliente, you'll flnd that new 2BR 2BA condo. 1ac • WTllllCE taurant in Nwpt Bell hours. must enjoy work· The excitement and Send resume with salary ... 1111110 tM P~ Is qulelc. and the $375 . dep 220-9145/E • SNn• Mon-Fri 9am·5pm 10lcey Ing with Ille public challenge ol wortclng with requirements to· Perl· Time EvetfWknda. you'~red'lr'~~ly~dtlffuulll o"t skills nee & pleasant Previous expenence In the innovated leader in MISSION YliJO MALL. Must know T A.S. Ac:ctg _,... -· Ill.II& ISWI • F•ISI• pnone vO!Ce. Pleas. call ca1111ering or stocking Home Electronics awaits 27000 Crown Valley Costa Mesa. $20/Hr. CSI ene21., and ambition. 2BR 18A on bay, $4251mo APPLY IN PERSON Jim Dale. 642-7880 I but not necessary Xtnt you!! Parkwey, M1salon Viejo, Co 722·8060 con the many ban· non-smkr Bot> 675-3607 lllllHPfR beneltt package 1 CA 92691, Attention l PIT eflts ol working IOI' 11111 C M M or F non smkr, IN 'APPi. Y Mon-Fri 1-6 PM at Immediate S1111 and Malnten1nce Supervisor * • .... R• * hot new restaurant con-17851 Sky Park Crt:G Irvine caterer. AIR AIP LONGS DRUG STORES c · I ~ cept. mstr bdrm/p111 ba snare Irvine, Ca 92714 I Payroll Take lo general 175 E 11th St Costa' ashier pos111ons are MATURE peraon. loves Children at home, wanl to 3Br duplex. S3751mo I , ledger Mon-Fri. Lunch I M"' As« IOI' Ga I available et all WOf'klng wf people, some I be at 11ome but need e flexible hours incl utll 722·0374 I d k •L c II * w1muSY * I provided. Meyerhof's, ry I FEDERATED knowledge of home extr, money. Try early • llexlble ahlfl• C.M new twnhse 2 sty. 2 1 $600 Inc util. 494-4061 ' * UllCllllT * I LOCATIONS!!" based ori e1tp 648-7753 livery. Call 64S-2ri'2 e paid vacation• --\/18W, gar, ec ' ,.ba I a . 261·6178 HIRE SUPERSTORE decor. 2 day/wk Sal rnornlng newsp•,_. eta. • medical in11.1ranc:e car. nd 2 rmmts, quiet. NEW OFFICES Hth st. 142-Mll , Full time both. Start CASHIER PIT I ~ e Credit Union ___ Appro1t 200.4oosqlll IO.mll CUii weekend·pft cashier No through classifiE'd • ment, compeOhve ben· PARTTIME flHYIAlllml · =-~~j ~{i~~k~-~8~s~I c M Full Serv. Rental tmmed. call 548-9344 Retail nursery needs a I We offer lull hme employ· MATURE SALESPERSON 1111. EITITI • extenalve training Olllll llL 11111 646-4330 1 FOUND. Blond tamale Al P. & rec agent sllte-e1tp. nee. Call for appt eflls, special employee lcir llnenfantlque/glll store M ...... , Prof tam n-amkr to share Retail Store (jlry. gltts). PUPPY, 17th St , Costa ments Gd commun1ca-Mon-Fri 6.46-7441 &42-5618 ~~~~~~s f~~d .~~an:: M673" 7714 .... F/T l'-~';:!~.~~=r~~:~~~o~~ lmaYllWI great 3BR 3'i'IBA duplex 1200 sqll, s 1 25/sl. 171 Mesa. on Nov 11 Call 11on skills nee Contact ment echanlcs wtntwv ketlng system with un· 673-4553 "A" E. ·11tn St. (laces 548-3794 Lori 768-1180 FUN · ExptTralnee fOf foreign I llmlted earnings FOi' In· Mon,Nov.14 thf'\I Fri, Nov. 18 9:001m • 5:00pm M/F shr 4BR CdM Apt 17th) 548,5030 10-6pm FOUND Young female Ai'R°LINE JOBS To 101n the TEAM. simply car repair. Excell work· formation, call Jack Mstr BR w/BA & hi beam d I d T bb E $19 500 I $29 700 AFTER ·sc apply In PERSON Ing cond Mike 642•9807 I Ayars at SELECT Have agaragesale'Nllhout ec awe gray t y arn . o , HOOL ceils avt Nr bch1 Avl the garage _ sell your •terns with white. Back Bay yr All occupations ~ Medical Baek Otfi08 pit 1 BETTER HOMES & lmmed $450 760· t343 _I lflclassifled : 1raa. Eastbluff 759-5050 805-723-0908 Ht A-7 w 0 RK 11 ~d:y .. :~at.m ~w~SJ l~~:~llpr~t~~ 1' REAL E~::feE~:1.5000 CALIENTE at your nearest lclan. Mad exp preferred u---•-/•Rm 1910 Main Street 11 Years & Olde lnch.ldlng blood drlWlng _,..,_ .. , -(at Main& MacArthur) r FEDERATED & .Injections C111 Ettablisti.d llnancial com· In Irvine Work Evenings & Saturday 645-2930 I P•ny In Newport Center YOU CAN AVERAGE PER WEEK SUPERSTORE!!! IUIULll/lft ~:~··~~lltp~~ed :,ni EqualOpptyEmptoyw $ 7 5 0 0 jFront office. computerized cesslng e1tperlence help-RETAIL SALES CLERK I!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! insurance bllllng Im· 11.11 Sandy, 640-2722 PfT. no evenings. Ulery ~ DIC 11m medl.ate. Newport ee.ch I RECEPTIONIST comm. Cos1e M ... arN, FIT pbotles. typing. die· 644-2722 For lull·tervtce facial _83_1_·2_22_2 ____ _ OR MORE! j taph, Salary comm 111111111 PIT salon. 30 llrsfwtc.. eves & RiTAIL Sala1.-Exclu1lv• w/exper, benel Call 5 da fWMll ai>Prox 3 wknds Incl, 549-3030 fclft & home tum FTfPT C..at/C..crtte finwM Paiati~t PHONE: 498-3321 I Wendy 361"6811 hrs, r.te ..,.;,Ing or early 11ap111•1t s':'.r~:!Y:·1~9!;~~,se'"" '"iiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiim j Ori S I . -llfT llPllYllH mC>fnlng Must 11...,. valid Large .,.terlnary hospital -----------1' veways., patios, piths, ;p11t C1tf'\lt $150 cord Euc •PAINTING• 25 yrs exp, A U Transp o rtahon Pro vided Coordinaterecetving Pep CA llcenM & excetleftt Miking Fil ca,.. cwten-RETAIL SALES $2.66 Per day etc No. JOb too small I S 170+ del, Oak Avl reasonable, neat FREE By An A dult Supervisor & sending 01 Hick~ driving record Vehicle led peoplew/axp In mtr· lmmed openings, pet In· Reas Mickey. 536-0553 496-6954, 493-6748 ests Tom 662-7473• Farms gil1s. No exp n:/ provided Apply Pen-ketlng. sates &' use of dustry. MgrS/Ullt mgrs That'a ALL you pay lor BEST QUALITY & PRICES w1111raln Part or lull time° nyta\'9f. 1660 Placentia compu1ers. Pleate aub-fT/PT. Retallmangt.eKp 3 ltnes, 30 day minimum IN PAINTING Good reft. WOii ii TOUR OWtf IEIGHIOIHOOD Apply In person, Westclitt Ave., Coate Mesa mlt r-..mes to Eley •t a must. Pet/animal cer1. In the John 6-45-2955 l'i=================~Pl~u;a;·;1;7t;h;&;l;rv;ine;;·;N;B.~ --·•-1 •••11111 Woodbridge Anim11 Hos--product knowledQe help. BRICK/CONCRETE work FIREWOOD. I Prof reliable. res, refs. Euc. Orange wd, free deltv 642-9281 or 646-3177 1 SERVICE _.., .... mws -pltal, 34 Creed Rd .. lrvlne fl.II. For more Into call FREE EST Exp Painter National n1W9Paper has 92714 Or call 551-0304 t-800-621C>_!~ ext. MO Int/Ext Hous. & Apt. adult late evening routes __ · - Reas 24nours.821·1818 C'•~~f;!lF'lE'DAD•'E'BT'•f;!•1&JG evallable In Orange RECPllONIST:FIT ROOFING FREE est 641-3283 IAN Ctrlllic Tilt flMI lut1llatita1 I I •OUAUTY Guaranteed* aa.G!n I DIRECTORY LJ ~~. .., r . •~Il.,, County. Paid ..akly, no Comp1.1ter exp. pref. Con· ........... , ....... PAINTER NEEDS WORK • Collecting. Mt.1st Ila.,. re-slr11Ctlon exp. a plus Wiii NOW HIRING. l.Md-&Tnd lnt/E1n. celhngs. refin cab. §ALE'§ llabla vehicle, good drlv-consldet part Ome. Flex· man Alao exp. Shake & I Custom Tile & Brick Work (PAT) tRVINE CONST * liAAd ev sXNDERS Ceramic Tiie-Hardwood Xlnt Reis. 843-9044 Marbi.-Vtnyl-ln1t1llttlon INCREASE YOUR REACH I GET IN OUR IMPROVED n111111 .. .. ,. ... , .... " YIUIWP&llS For more 1nforma11on CALL TODAY" ISIFHLllS Your Service O.rec1ory RepfeHntallve 142·4'21 ed.110 CkiW Cart and Repair 760-7333 CHILOCARE ev MOTHER .... ,... OF 3 My Home In N.B . HOUMh<>ld repairs. paint, 2 Openings ~8-3063 1'91utb1Shl"g· carpentry I CIMaiq leniH drywall etc ery 645-5277 *Prof Htclng FREE ests. •HANDYMAN• 7 dyt wtt 10 yrs exp. ref. Big & amt Jobs--Work guar LIC, Ins. 842·50S3• Cd Bruoe 84 7-0780 FENCES-GATES TrM trim *HOUSECLEANING* CUSTOM (the ~ Dump runs C.M IN B Wklyfbi-mo refs area ~Im Why1e. 642· 7~ 25 yrs exp Refs. ~-3837 Ing record & t1.1to In· Ible Hrs. S&.OOttr to start. Comp Roofer•. Mutt MICHAEL cox PAINTING auranc.. For Interview Cott• MeufNawport have own transp & tools. S121Hr .. MATERIALS W ADDING I ff call 2t3/212·5908 Bch Aree 642·3"82 Andy 548-3712 References 675-4006 e are to OUr Sa es Sta . Safes PAINTING & WALLPAPER If I 45 d ..................... 1111-11• AY• ... . REMOVAL RELIABLE! you can type at east wpm an have • ...... ., FM UAL 20 yrs'" area 642.5937 great telecommunication sk1'lls -We can • RAINBOW CIRCLE Ma1nt· t s p RE AD Lets lace It . l'IOW many ads NT IEST QUALITY ff b ) t t don't live up to wtltt they PAINTING EXP 636-1758 0 er you a a e a ary +commission AND • claim. We offer raetiatlc -~ THE • .-1y .-nlngs. working TOP QUALITY PAINTING a UIZt place lO work, t Mon-Fri. 9.5 Inside I Prompt-Rel11ble-Reas " t •• Ulel, Mftlng ad apace for •VACUUM VISITORS• Italia( I 18 yrs O.C. 639-1886 ..,_H ~'l .1. D ~ t NEWS IOC.al pollce. Good voice ,.,. llllll Have y~f home ctaenec;t I Lt HXUuNd SERVICE VESCO PAINTING ANO .. .. .. j me .. rart .. 'lme A v•llable. • & entl'lullum • mutl. The Calif PubllC Utllttles by prof It. Llc.·Bond-lns d GarfYd Clnupa. Trees WALLPAPERING. QuaJ1ty t t Call Mr. Roberti 455-9819 Commlaslorl REQUIRES 631-313" °' 897-77S3 Jon 645-8192 woo Fr .. Est. 96~49 Do yourself a fa vor-Call us. t t UUIUIT ~:·~~=;.~~::',:~ ca~~ ~=~~::~g a .. , l•f!.9"11"·. t• ... •,•"""r ... i•~-----p B J V •. Work In the ever expanding • Exp. ss"' wen .-et. &-4. r> u c Cal T numb«. 721·68-40 •IMAOEs1Y SANDERS r-N I I R eggy levlns or Im enneau • typing Mlllls. mt)or stock llmo·s & chauffeur's print HOUSECLEANING F HOME IMPROVEMENT & HANGING/STRIPPING • Newspaper Promotion Fleld I • broker~ nrm, near oc their TC P numb« 1n all Windows Ovens 7 r~I REMODEi.iNG MASON· VISA-MC 673·1512 642•4 321 •• If you are self-motivated and •• ilrs:~.:.:n9SS../"&0 12 1dvert1aement1 II you Rel · t< &4S.522~ ARY 7&0-7333 fla t le -• , i:.~.: •. ~~:'°: ,:~ T:~~·cLe:Ni:'asERvicE Laa•n••iat 111 N : llhkle worklbeng ytlhth teenagers, :• s:~!~.:O~ :-:0~~ limo Of chauffeur. Call We talc• pt"lde In our worl( a Lancart Patchea.Te11t1.1res·Repalrs I ·1 ,., ... . t 8 may t e opportunity & clOthlng m•ll ord ... co. ~I~~-~}~!~~ ~:,m· 5'M123 or 540·391_8 __ LAWN MAfNT ,,... Trim' 1_n_11_EK_1_Free est _1_22_._19_2_9 II J I 11 • you've been waltln fo Apply In person, 1835 )•--------C..tracltll I Clean-up Reas Fr•e Int IEJCI patch plasterit_1g. t g r. t Whittler Ave, Cotta a~-~--1 xtt PHASES OF CONST I eats Valenlln 548·6109 custom texturing. quahty • This Is a GUARANTEED IN-•• Mesa. Ste llF-2. __.....,, R DUSTY s L d --,,-WOl'k Problems-No Prob· •~LL:::I:: Remodeling· eptirs etc an tcape awn tams• •326864 554·7831 t t IALll PRiii ..... ~ Commerclal-Res1den11a11M•1n Serv Wkly/monlll/ -330 Weal Bay St. • COME or ~ per week to • ForSTAllONERYSTOR.E, a-. _111__ 22 yrs arN. lie 968-3564 1 time Free est 241· 1-640 "'-P..,l1iiii-....,u..., ... _____ 1 c F -·. -r-,,. ....... Coeta Meea CA • start with potential earnings. dM. fT, 5 O.ys. Xlnt Prof'I products .whethlf led Cea~ LARRY S LANDSCAPE i.ifiif JM· 1111 , t working c:onditlona Ex· ""ahoa box" or Sub "S"' Cleanupa-aprinklera-naw HEATING•PLUllABING ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~: Of Up tO $1000 per week • c:.pllonalty nne cilent .... Call PMfton & Auoc"s Waterproof oatings 104' lawns, malntananc.tree • • Pnor'9 for appt. 873-'4762 Newpof1 8eectt 675-7523 <**•. balconiaS. lttors trim & tree remove DRAINS CLEAR from 118. t -=--~=-=--~-='"""..,,,--"""' _ 0ua111y work 122-8769 541.3433 or 557.oeog Faueet·D1990Mi..Heat., An Insured van, wagon, pick-t 1MD _,llT o~~=~o~~RE Dttn 11EEI 1000 • a.&--9291Any11me M R up/ shells are a MUST. • F,~~f~~-T~:!t Z~ •957-6983• DOOR PRO Ou·" I Toppedfremove Cleanup J&M. PLUMBING 24 HR oto r I ut . s : .... Exp'd, organl:nd, ~-__,.~...,,...~---. ...ty n-" A9c>alr remooet. rooter W k I Y Own A 17 110/H ....._.~ Alftatilal rillql ttallatlon. Entry. French m.1 lawntspr1nlclr 751-o1476 MlfVIO.. new construct Or n OUr rea • r . .._.,. 10 REspn.o.y ~ "1'im'ED & Interior OoOl's RIGllard Llc•539K7 775-7214 • • SCA Inc, 18103 St!YPW11 Dfywall-Pt1c;';;1ng. Texture LIC.•529868 557-641M p . For More lnfonnlatlon ! South ·~~~· 82714. Lle•311193 14a.1m oooR sPEc•AusT nanm1111ua 1 ..... ~-... .... --.... available In Clll Mr. JamH .co-..... Tr~• ..... ~. Reald'I & commar'I Alao '* M1· 1MI * w ...,.,...._... -... .. ......... &1ta 1ttaWa1 wood11a1rra111ng.c•"'°' ,....,,trueka. 1165997 asfmi·nslar (213)~'77-,.113 • FUnzoneMaOaoutOOlf'g . 8.c PRlcls10N bETXIL ,, .. eat. Rob 966-90•8 We don't want your money ..... '"'1 pen.on ., ..... exp Call Comptet• Prof. oetaltt '"went your r.-ra1. ---------H • •••••••• .. ••••••••"' Scott • .71+12a.1533 ssS-•105. 951•1222 1rafti., •a.1 llfl••* unt1ngton . Baacfi l!~=~:t:=:~: &.tom nomes. xdc111ion.. 100-1353 INLAN Del Ivery Ori wawa PROCESSfNG. ~~~-~:~~41 CLEAN • EXPERl ~~~~~: !:r.~4~~ Fountai·n Vallar . vers L.Mter•Maltng 1111-Man-1.lc.Call-,1581M2 DART-TIME Ulll9•c Corai 722-1720 !rrrall ....... LlllY ... t r::~ A , recs., -tor t1ott1e M . ht oommw ldt atot of ~ -:'!mYWxtt fXPtNG• *"I .... ,.. Fr ...... M3-59115 ~I 0 c 0 Textu,..Acous11c' Pall'lt. -.. Pl LLECT-1 NG Newspaper Delivery Drivers Needed. Fr .. eta. Kevin 722-929<4 eupportl1erlpt•lnovela/ t.nn PAC*• 24 HfW 4M In lelboe. 723-4227 NO SOLICITING Monday-Friday 2PM-5PM . Weekends & Hofidays 4AM-7 AM . Earn up to Deliver One Day a Week - Must have dependable car and proof of insurance. 142~1444 Ask for Joanne Craney S600/month. Must have reliabfe transportation, insurance & a good driving record. Call714/642-4333ext. 205 Between BAM-7PM xs-..,..,. ____ _,.,a.~ ASk For Rodger • OrangeCOMt DAILY PflOT/Monday, NowmW 14, 1 ... 11.!!~~!!!'J=d!!~J·~·!·~·-~·=~~·~l~•1n,.....,•1111 1·11 ,~ .. a. .......... llM ..... 191 ... II• a... 11 Allllll1•1 ll1 .. •••••••• NIW1Wnt11\arn:1N1k1N119 -....... 17aooEl29,4il0(7311) VNi'~ 1111, ,.._. ...,.,. .... ......,. --. • _., !owe .... eoll, cttelr. I.,.... ....... ,......, II ttOlAedl(7'40) motor:. tvnroof, ""' ... .... c.. Wire & 8tldl ins toeal. 2 lftOe 4*1, pd ~ T,.,.on ... --A M I , M • " • a I 17 Wan ,. ml (3094) ptllnt, *-· ..,..., Mt· ··~-~ .--... ~ .... ,,..,Meoi~. 11300, ldnt oond, a.. .,..,wood..,.,'..,,. a.n-t1LMaa>a.• llJOOIOL131.490= *Y "* ~ .... _....ec, power ..... ----· ... e.p.&qu .. Cle~• 64S-1M41W,8415Ueltl CIOftd.~........... ·---llMOllLla,llO -... m Int. AIC, •. eu.o-1 .._.,.. • ........... • 1.0. :t_PO eox OUHHiiZiMATTAiii 11.n• .... uio. -pp •••em 1 ..-d-,.___,, r8dle68, ..,..... C210WKY>a.t11 t._e •HI Hetllnt C::.,~,......... &BOX.OUILTIDt 7 ..... 1......... ..._ NOD CASH PMLUDE pow. ..,._,AM/At, ... 1Wlfl £,S'=°"..::!llili-; 8"=~51· ~ NISSAN ... l0f\9b9d CREVIER ~ ... l:or.A~.o=. :::::·. ~~~~::: ..,... __ ... ':' p ~==! 1i .II 8'.EEPERI_,. l t50 id'\t& 1!2 eutomettc, 43,000 ,,._; ~low mie.. MW Ut•. (2f8Yll3) 14,tll --------=-~ ...... '°' ii ='=·g:.~:s·MO~ 11.00 1171!vlnnldel'h -~1='*3t00. ~._ .. _'!!!!. w-..494-1 "9 Ulbi-=W '~i.W-.ti' .._ eo.p.y .._,,.._ =.:oi1~ tbtlctnl70. 722..-.o H,.i1eo .... 2.1311 -•m .. llll l9!"' --n:.•a 1a.-546-1200 Unco1n·MerCll#y,Mert&"'· . =.-:---=:..= ·--~-:::·:::.."= Zodtec, lnfleta~ boet, ...... 5 .-CS menu81, radNlls, fW•41Tfl llllHMtlot·C•ot•llllrw ~~.._, 1 now. CALL: WNte 20 Cull6c ft, good wMh CU91om mattNM. Ille• .,.., 12.5 wlkMI, 5 llPeed rnat1U91, ~ A RW a..&.O Of crulH, power •t••r· 4 qtlndet rlldlM ~ 8y Appt Only Cofte.ct eea.e. .,_. oond l110 146-tiot l40010b0 * 751-47•2 llUmtnun) floor bowds, br8k•, AM/FM, cu.t· M .. ..c.D... ln9/bralle1, AM/FM., brek•. <).,. on$':-nurry -'11 a& .. U Lind• eo...tt or Jim • ~ llCJ.1317 · · cueeom trelW, !!/t "-. M. AIC. &tra nlQe, IOW 14 3111 Mtolo-..1•311 ~. AIC..Sltt. Altoys. on thl8 one!! F ~OIMlic radla68 power P.imeri 81 .._1000 ,. ::.t':'t.=. a:.:-'~ :,19·w':11! ••11'hi11u 1111 ~-:..._~ 1225'.° i:'i£1'== : ~:,toio:~39 :m:,~':S ::;dltlon. Av•ll•bte. (2JBZ058 1teetlnQ1tw• ... AM/FM, ·1rv1ne ~o c-.. •Orenae• o o o d . I 1 4 O ob o . ••• .. Mml S.. _ ~ •••'!!!..... SU~Rlll fW A11c11. (7,.·3111')•17,~!_ m lllt.., ... ...,_..,, t1'1-1M2 ~I M3..o752 l 'a30' .._••new .... , .... .... 1111 _ _. ••• -.._ -·~· MAGTAO WASHER & otter. 546-2794 fh\1 PXATXIY Trihuil Ml.W PUl-Jl'i1;'9 Ml.W •1.UTI ..,... ' Autom•tlc. e cyUftder, ~ M~ ~ DRYER. Good con-CENTER CLUB member-I 0 w r Id. r. 1I5 Hp L• ........ ••• . "' ... an& Ml-1111 power door lock. r ..... 8edlr 127 ..... 1 dltion. '200 for both. ship. Significant di•· Mercury CrulHr 110. -... u.. 1500 Auto Mall Dr. -'UHID 4 cytlnder, 5 'Peed m.n-crulH . power .,..,_ • 141-21156 count lnt••ted pertle8 Cu1tom blue d•cron •••••' Santa Ana Au10fMtie, ~ dOOf' u.i. radlall.CNltle. power ,_ tt2 T..-, ing/bratcH. c••MU•, Refrio, auc. cones. 2dr. call for defWl8 IM0-0640 • ~!';~71 ~=~~o . A=::::O, .!c.c~Y~=: 55 Fwv. at Edlnftaf' lock. radl•I•. cruise, br8k•. AM/FM. c:auet-59,000 mhl one OWMI' AIC, Ult. (tCMM> 111,911 9llY HP I 11111 175obo ~89 w..ner ... _... ..,, . .._. power lt~lbr8k•. te. A/C. Extr• ahlwpl PP S35SO 080 11&1•-- / 1150obO, ~8Q dty8t MllllT... Lil IMtl flit fru~:· power •tMr· CfEN 1 DAYS AMIFM, cwtte, AIC, Fln•nclng Av•ll•bl• (;2GIV510>l73-1713 ..... F:.•=1'::..-:":~ :::::o:;.r·~:e c=~~~A 1r v:g:&;id s:aso:. :!.~lt:;1:,a:.~e::· ~~-8~~1. ~T(~f:o,.:~i:x·· (1S=~·;ee,. .......... IT I Ml-1111 ~·::::::-.::.~ S...8ide0by~IQ.25cu NPRTBctlT..W.CIUbr)O :u::in:::s = Ill~!'-UU•t•--•1·1111 Automatic, c:rulM, ~ •n•T•W . ..-..w ... --.on ft"~ friOI...._, tonoer ..... tr.,,.,.,~ Ma-4e1a • • • -·--Ami I a1~ AMtFM. AIC Is"*"' m....i ,.,,_ ~· ....., ..... 541-1146 ic.m. •• 12 yn, ulll mem~&.~hewait· IM . ,IG-1111 11 • .-01 ... IG.W. -· 1 N't11U•ILn <2CFM 121s...795 11...ng,A/C.(~> under !Nlnfenanc8 con-Ing lflt price la -so. Buy / ti -tS 8peed manuel, rlldfata, ll&llY TIYITI 12,995 • .... •lllLll trlCt, Jdnt cones $395 my trwmw8bte famlly 7111 Alml .. Mtllll ~ ltd Edinon. .. 111 · .cruise, power steer-141-1111 mlllf TlllTI 11 • mlla ..,,.. 173-3e00 membet8hlp for 11100 Autom•tlc. '4 cyllnder. 'Alreonditlonlng,.8Unfoof, •--•-lnglbr•lcH, AM /FM. •-.... • 'ri c °' ObO. L..mg .,.. I P8Y 8kilFlltlinQ Gt tiff al ~ door lode, r8dlllla. lt•eo. 13200 852-9792 -wrs caaette. AIC. Bl! on bllc ,_'II ..,.. -r ~·:' ~ ~ WHIRLPOOL etec. d'rrs, 2 tranaf• fee. 175-5277 110 120 CO¥er & t<19. good crulH, powe( atHr· 1 (II 1KEE127) I eytindef, 5 llPeed ~ Wrth tJnt wln00'*9 Extra my ... '111111.m .. M8ttne ........ IC0'9 yaere old, lllce new. 198. USC VS UCLA TIX condition. I 1800. C•ll lng/br•kea, caa .. tte, 11.ll..a -u.I, ~ doof lodt, c:tMn. ~ AYllll· S •----' -~·11, ~--'•••s, •utom8tle, • ......,,_ ... _' . 553-1212/daya . S31-1734 aft•"'-AIC till (88013A> ---r8dl81s, crulM, power .......... (2ESV147) 11 "'8S -,,_.,. ,..,_ ... v "J'"._ ,.,.. IMlve llnawl1dge of 733-8148/9¥91 (2). BHt offer over ..,...... st 2.995 · ll•IWJll' ..... br8k•. AM/RA, cu.set--· ·• cruise, power llHr-poW9' steerlnglt>t••· ::::na.=-~~ ......... 1114 !:~~~~~48-7481 711 ... , .... S.pMCll'MnUal,c:wett .. ~,,::;· ~::_lc~!~· ...... ,. lng/br•k•i. CH .. tt•. AM/FM, cwette, AjC, comm w/exp MlnMY'• I 121 llC BE i6P SXit. mn&.a Cu• tom bump er Fl 1 ...--.. A 11 bl · •1·1111 Al1c11. tlflt•(~.78~&:.5 tilt. Excellent COl'wdltkllit INp a...,Y, 2537 w .l**Anttque/Wtllt• wtcker C-ten Mii BOARD. Ntrw. Newr un· Ml-1111 (2893583)13,395 ' (2;:,';~~700 v~ • e WW'Mln 11111& I -" -Low ml .... (1 EBEMt) COMt Hwy. NB PKked. $500. 71()-9515 ll&llY 1ITlll •Riii-14 c:yfindet Sid 8peed mian ..0 13 1·1 895_, __ a.. love ... t & 2 chair• $400 I! ' ld•ys. &42-4777/nlghts. AMI .. llTlm 141-1111 -••• •• ual. AM/FM, cauette~ Ml-1111 •••I - lltlYilt ......... 5 ~ manu111, power •1·1HI Sfl0wc8teonditton. Must Mmi I 148-7078 •n• .... loREEN/whtlgold pl•ld ........ 1 ..... ..... Ul.il .............. ..... 1 cf•ybed, wood fr•m•, vwy nice lookJng $175 . PINEWOOD g81M table, ln181d cheelcer bo8td & coast .. 1200. xlnt. Off • whit• luther Ilk• e· sot .. Vf1rY nice 1325. 142.0575 1 '1--door lode, r8dlall, et1.11M, ml '14 1• TOYOTA '78 Cressld•. j ... to belleve. Financing, ... '14 .-t• IT ...,,.-... I•""" 7 .. power at..,lng/br81c• Diesel, 9'1prox 41,000 tufty kMlded newir8tls-· Anttabl•. (1SKB30) Autom•tlc. 8 cylinder, IEvenr:le&P. Ui(e new, AM/RA, CMMtt•. Ale: miles, Pritatlne condi11on, ml .. lon. low milHge. 13.8!5 r•di•I•. crulH. powe< lln 'II 1111.111 eo hours, 8nQlne ltand tilt. Extr• ctean. low1 1Yory/palarnlno, St3.900. •115YPY. 148-7871 .._.. I Sleering/brelc•.AMIRA, .... Included. Mu•t Mii U250 miles. (2DJD29t) St,888 7 5 9 • 1 2 1 9 D • Y • · After lpm •1 1111 CUMtte, AIC, 11"· Con-Aulom•tlc, I cyllnd•r. .. 111-llH .... i ·&alaal· .... XbdRXete &d Er;lifi Sheep doge. I male, 1 female. 1 yr old. P~. l200 ... 840-7169 . I obo. 85-4-5101 • lllWm .... 1 121-1773 Evee . • I vertlble (SOl57)St,eea power ooor lode, rad6* .. U / ..... / .. .... ·-111111 1IYlll 'II 1111&..µ: Amtll l1•tltic 11&1•• W crulM, pow•r •tMr· .. ... t970 280 SE 5 'Peed mianu81, ...01.... Im& lng/br81cea, AM/FM. Let'• face It, making big 7122 ---~ **' mect\8n-power br81ces, AMIRA, -'11 •l•T ---CHHtt•. AIC, tilt. monev II uc:ftlng wMt'I TRADE a; tn rn BMW 118& 325E. Ilk• new lc8ly .. ~, IUIW'oof c:a.Mtt•. AIC. lilt. Extra • • I (10479) ~ King size bed S75obo, New Queen size bed ADORABLE Old Engillh S125obo, 2Twln size Sheep dogs. 1 rNM. t ~~~:°Z-~ M:;: e..cn. we NM 21·, we must .... etue. T8k•°* 14,0951080. ' i:;;;' (2AWA6 H ) Autom•tlc, 6 cylinder, ..... 11710 W llktMmW .,.....,., lhwp person to need up to 32', 12' be8m. ...... 1375/mo. Or buy 494-e911 pp 1·1 .,.-a-~ doof lodt, r8d1.,., Autom•llc, I cylinder. --.a l150obo. R•ttan D.R r.male. 1 yr old. P8'*1. l•bte/'4 chain l125obo . "400 ... 840-7169 ~ ... 8d apace 1n c.. Ruben •t 850-9"485. ror balan« f17.900. ••• ... • -' -c:rulM. power slewing/I ~ .,..,lng,brak•. ..-1 · thebeetloc:alpotioe t>-722-823i3 _11..I -I lml btM-. AMIRA , CUMI· c:aeette. A/C Custom llc:don. Celt Mr. ~I Liv rm, HldMbed • 2 bdnn needs good hOme.. l200 ANTED: 1':'t ::,:_or ~8~ BMW .83 320C"S PKG. Autom•tlc, ~ door ...,..... t•. IVC, lilt I t~lll whfft Camper sti.11 --.Pli;Vii•iiiii1n1ii1ii•iiiii-- Armolr, nft•tand, & 8Nlt MALE AKC ch•mplon I 175obo 844-0'499 BID Lab Puppy, I moa. '455-t121. Mts, din rm tbl & C11Ptn•a l P8PefS lnd. 250-7411 I ~·Fwnlly boet.' C811 White. l=he . ultlm•t•I ::!.w r:t:!11~1~:· 12•995 <7-'141 M .885 "'Im I c:hlllra,~Mliple,,M~ AKC. I John•tl50-~ ChrlstmH Gift. Im · A.M/FM ~te, A/C' TlftTl'NTDal. £Ei•fll--£ki•t•--Autometic, c::rui11a, power EARN MW mact11ne &42-aoet wk•. ch•mplon tines. WMted to ..... Of 8Ub-~te. t20,000 rr ... 1 lmm•c~l•t• condltion:'Autom•tlc. casaett•. A/C. mTILD I mnLll 11e9rineVbr8k•.AMIFM. fjM $1000/WK MAPLE k"c:tien ,Mt w/'4 l>Mutlful. ilt• Mttlpepper IMM llip °'mooring fOf ~. "*-Exe81en~ op-low mti.. (tG1M363)1 (1KIL44t>S4.595 Ml-1111 ... 141-1111 AIC. tilt. Woodgrain. f"'VV• c:Nh, round table, ~' 1221-$300. 89&-8037 30'1. Mil bo8t. 85&-2753 ••tlno c:ortdltlon. 750 I I 15,995 .aDT 1ITll& (9420) S 12.115 i..wa mak• 1t ovail '350. POODLE PUPPY SALE o.e.o. 840-4no Ill 1•m .._ I 141-1111 If vou•re lootdn.n for a car. IZ!J!!!!' .!'-•~M-12 Noon P\lft!OOd Cllpt. bed. 5 Horne r8ised (TM Cup, Ml--ft tiM FORD '78 FIESTA fUtly ... 1 'Ill -·--•No NW!talWknd• dr...,., m•tVbox sprng Toy & Min.) All colors. ....... ...,..... customized, brand MW If you c:M't find It In c&asll· classlfled has news for you. IG-1111 •171HA + COfnm11r91ntnO xtnt 1170. 142-4575 1250-$700. 751-3485 .... .,..../ enca1n91 Muth much =.....,.• __ .... ____ M-fted-.1-1·1_"°'_'°"_ .... __ . ---+----------.---------+---------_..._ ..... 11 MOVING: Karo-din rm-Plaw I LO:= I •ti more. Cont•ct An .. _.,. _.,.,._. __ .,. 111\Tll"r P\11.JC llft._. ..aJC ll>TICE _.., llJTIC( mnl.l.111 11• table/I c:tirs Thomavltle '"WW 111•1 780-0929 °' 7I0-9792 --~----""--'~--1----~=;;;..;...-."".;;.'-.-~---1-------""--'"4..._ __ 1-----------------~=;;;...;... ......... _... ....... _ !171 • Camllt8 bd~ wlttl trpl llSI RivX 1g ecooter. tid, like 11850 °'beat offer. usnt Th• reot1trent com-l'JCTITIOUS ..-u ,_ under the flc:titous Know11on, Mobley & •••• mll dreew l 8'molr•, Baker BLACK spinet Pl•no new, musU•ll S1300 obo • HONDA '77 CIVIC ACTmOUa.,..... menc.ci 10 tr8"AC1 bu• um aTATl....-r bullnela nwne or '*-eum.tt, OneNewpon ,_., 1•1117 •141-1• c t•ble. mlK. 840-2378 $500. Gr•t Christmas 85-4-5101 Good condition. runs wen NAm 8TATWMUtT neee under 111e flct••~• The tollowlngperlOIW.,. 11wtect •bcrole on October 1. Suite 290, Newpon e.cti, Gift VflrY good cond ,. a...t...../J UOO 080 #31 tSWS The lollowlng s--1.,. bu8ll'9ll name °' "*"" OOinO bulineM •: tMe C811f ll2l80 ~ctilt1~t caa fJllieMI "''' tu1IUllM~ Call 842-5818 • l3l~ . .,. .,.,.. .... . 545-0023 doing bus1MA u : 1111ed abo¥e on OetOber 24, (1)SYSTEMS MARINE MienMI 1. Hldley Publlatl9d ~ eo.i 113' (8)J.M. MARTIN DE· ltaa 12lHYORAULICS MARINE, Thi8 atetement WM Ned Diiiy Plot OctoMr 24, 31, CONSOLE Plano & match Hond• Prelude, 1982. VELOPM~T (b)MARTIN Toby Nlc:odlm Todorut t835 SUpenor Avenue Ufwt wit.ti IN County Clettl ol Or· ~bel 7, 14. , ... beneh, Prov. styte, deluxe ..-IT....... Super ci.n. anxious to DEVELOP,..ENT IC)J M This st•tement •• filed 5. eo.t• ....... C.alf t2e27 ... County on Ocl'bber 14. M-756x mdl, Ilk• new throughoul, Autom•tlc, I cylinder, Mii 13150.00 673--04505 MARTIN PROPERTY MAN· with Iha County a.ti of Or-~ Alfred .,.,., ... 10 ttle tuned & delivered S 1450. power door lodl, c:rulM. AGEMENT, 485 East s.-t-8l'lge County on ~ber a.rune CC>Yrt. Newporl '111112 ..aJC llJ11C( p.p. 847-5e72 power ateerlngtbrU.S HAVE tewith Street. Sult• eoo. 1. 1981 .;,_ e.ad\,C.... t2M3 P\lbbhed OrWlge C-i---------A/iC t11t' Cos1•Meu.C.ittt2e27 r-Thl9 bvl!MA II con·1De11y~Oc10ber24 31 ...... lllycllt iiii CHHtl•, • · A NEED~ J M. Manin o..11i:ipme111 P\lbltsl'led ,OrenQe eo.t dUcled by.,~ ~* 1. 14. 1tee · · PCTITIGUe •• .. •-·-aEJM . ( 10472) 110,495 • Corporation. Celoforni. Deity PllOt NoYember 7. 14. Tiie reglatr•nt com-M-75e llAm 8TAW 1 s830Tr9kAo~~Mtn. 1181--W 0 f Thi9 business Is con-21,28. 1981 773 menc.o 10 11w.ac1 butt-ThelollowlrlgS*WOfla-Bik• • 1.,.._.., xlnt mnLll .. eod the clossr 1ed poges ducted by a cori-allon M· -unct. the llct.11-..a.£ ll>TIC( cSc*IQ "'*'-.: cones. used twice. "400 ••• -•1 ond you re sure 10 1111 111 The reot1tran1 com· I lbu-name or ,.,.,_ NICE P£Ot'l.E .. ~ obo. 760-0988 iv.~ --mer.ced 10 transact bull· ptRJC ll)TlC( bted 8bcNe on (not Y'MI n:TinOUe .,_.. NESS, 3'01 Pwtl v-. ~ ---------------------------------1---------neiss under the fleht~I Jllmel A..,.,.,.. .._ ITA~ •25-C. 1noN. C.. 12715 buslneet n8tne Of n.-nes l'JCTITIOUI .._,lllEU This ~ wu "'90 The 1o11ow1ng J*'90nS .,. Debbie MUrray. 3801 Pen AUTOS BOATS MOTonCYCLES --1111ec1 a~on 1aµuey tts5 umat.aT'lmlll •~CountyClertt o10r-~-----view.-1.Ane....,25-C-lMne n (b)July 1985 lclAuguat 1988 I Tbe lollolllilhg-l*"OfW .,.range County on October H <>H THE EDGE 0£SIGH c.11. 12115 ' · 10 WORDS Move ' Oat! Need to sell anything that rolls, floats or flies? ... We have a Fantastic Special to help you Move 'Em Out for only $·799 Extra words 50$ each. Ads that run 7 days are an additional $4.00. C'all for more Information. Because this Is a special rate. we request prepayment by check, MasterCard or VISA. -"!-'--------------· aJ.IOf ---------------- PHONE~---------AMTENCLOSEOS _________ ~ CIRCLE ONE MASTERCARD/VISA ______________ EXP.DATE ___ _ PRINT AD BELOW ,. . ' ·' . ·~- . -. --.__.!._ -_....__ ..... out MCtt word completely -1 WOf'd pet bO•. UM eddltk>MI peper tt necaMry. MAIL TO • John M MW111\, P,__.1 doing~ as 1t88 505 30111 St •211 ~ T'hol bus.nest Is con-Thls statement -fMcl BORGES MARKETING ,.....,. 8Mdl Cakl 92eei> dudeCI by 8fl lndMdual 1WlthtM CountyOencol 0r· lllfTERHATIOHAL !7321 PubMlhed Orange Coes1 J9f1 °Qennos a.per, 205 Tfl• reglstr8.ftl com· 9"09 Coutlty on Oc10C>er 2• Marguent• Aft Corona c1e1 DMy P1'ol Octol>ef 24, 3 t o.ws Of a. H9wpor1 8-:11 ~ 10 U'8nMCt .._.. 1988 ..... Cailf 92625 ~ 7 t•. 1Ma Cellf t2eS3 -under the fie:tlt- ,...,. MldlMI Thomas Borges, I M-78l JOHPh E Mozdien. ~ neme or ,__ Publl~ Orange Coest 1732 M8tguetttt A.,.. Cor· •-IC Mft'TM'C 32011 South PCH. LaguN liS1ed abOve on Oclot>er 7. lo.ity Pt1o1 0c1ooero1. No-lonadelt.t..Celof 92625 ..--iw1"4 8Mc:h.Cellf 928n 11188 vember 7. 14, 21. 1984 Thia t>Ullneu IS con· FlCTTnOUS .,..... I This 1>us1-is con-Oec>Clle Murrey M· 765 oueted by an lndlYldual iu.-ITA TDIEMT ducted by 1 limited l)IW1n.· Thal statement -llled "---------Th• reg111rant com· Thi 1......__ P«'90f\S.,. ..,.p wtttl tl'le County C\!9t1l of Or· ptRJC ll)TJC( m«>eed 10 trenNCt buSt-~as The reg11tran1 com-enge County on October 24. --------1neu undef IN f1Ct1tous ~LOEN PAINT I BODY menc*3 10 lranMCI bull-ltal ,tcTITIOUI ...... ,bU-name O< names j 1630 Pomona A... Costa -unct.f ,,... rtclltOUI f'1111S1 NAMe ITATlmNT ltstlld 1boYe on April 1s. Mesa Calif 92627 · !bu.in.a name or ~ Publlshed Orange Co.I The following persona are, 1988 W•~ Golden 2060 Full-listed abO'<le on October 10 OllMy Piiot Oc10ber 31. No-dOing buaineu u · Mldlael Borges ' Call 1NI V'M'ber 7. 14, 21. 1988 AMAHEIM MANOR AS-Thi• statement wu filed :;:;7 Cost• Mesa. f I Jett D. Gaeciet M-764 SOCtATES, A C•lllorn11 1 wt1h tl'll County Ctenl ~ Or· This business 11 con· 1 This Sl8temenl was filed!-::::======::::::::~ Gener•• PennerafllS>. 2000 •noe County on OctOber 17, ducted by .,, lnd.Mduel "''"the County C1ertt of Or· Arl8helm A.,. Ste A, Costa 1taa The reg111ranl com-~County on Octotier 17 MeM. Calll 92627 f"llPG m«>eed lo transact bu.ij· 1taa Mark R R•b•I. 5300 Publlshed Orenge Coat -._ linder the hclltous ~ Knowlton SI •8. w .. 1. Delly P*>t October 24. 31 ~ name Of nam. P\lblilhed Orenge Coeat ~I•. Cahl 90045 Novembet 7, 14, 1988 "5ted above on Oc1ober 13 Delly Pllot October 24 31 St-J Miller 5300 · M-7S9 lMI ~ber 7 14, 1988 l(nowlton SI •8. West-Wayne Golden M-757 cn-1.,, c.MI 90045 PlB.JC ll)TJC( Thll statement -!\led Tiits business 11 con-Wlltr the County Clettl ot Of. .....C llJTlC( duded by a general .,.,.,. ir.cnnous .,_.. ange County on October 11 I nertNC> MAm ITATDm:NT 1988 l'JCTinOUI .,_ .. The reg1s1ran1 com-TN lollowtng pet'IOnl -nea:Mt MAim 8TA~ menced 10 tranMC1 buSI· doing buSi"9SS as. P\lb1$'1ed Or8'1lg9 Coeat The lollowlng ~ .,. nea undet tile tlc1o!OUS S'fEVEN THOMAS AN-09ity Piiot Oc10C>er 24 3 1 dOlnG ..__ • bu91nesa name or ~ TIOVES-PRfVA~ COl.LEC-~ber 7 14 1... MARI< KENNEDY DC listed 8t>cMt on NIA TIOH. 800 E Dyer AO.. M· 754 I H c 3 0 1 1 Ha, b 0 , M.nt R Rebll Santa Ana Caif t2705 Boulevard Co11a Meaa Tri. 1ta1.,,....,1 was hied Tern S 5'*'°. 18 Ced8r P'l8JC ll)TlC( Calif ~ with rtre County C*1I of Or-Ridge lrYlne Calif 92715 Rot>«t Marte Kennedy 8r1Q9 County on November $t9¥8 /I. Shedd. 11 Ced8r ACTITIOUS .,.._.. CNropr1coc lnC. c.titomia. 1 1taa Ridge ,,_ C.f 92715 ..... ITAT'EmNT 3011 Harbor Sovlevard. · nea.7 nus 1>u11n"' i1 con-The lollowWIQ oer90n9 .,. Colla MMe. Cal<I ~ Pvl>Ulhed Orange Coeat OUCted by llUstMlnd lftd wh 001n9 tJU.--81 Tiu1 t>uaineu IS con- Oeily Pllol November 7. 14, The reg111rant com-NEWPORT ARCHITEC· due1ed by I eot'potallon 21, 28 INS menoed 10 t~ ~ TUAAL PROOOCTS 2005 The reg111r an1 com- M-77• ""' undef tt>e flctitous w e.lboa 8fo,d Sui•• 253. meM4ld 10 I~ Du9-i---------bu-name or NfTIM News>o!1 e.actl. Celif 92663 Mal undet the flctlloua --.,. ll)TJC( listed above on NIA Mlct\ael J HK:llr; 21891 buelMSS ,,_ °' '*-, __ ;...;~=;..;...--------Tern Shedd Seluda Clrde. Hunhnglon listed abo ... on October 5, ACnTIOUS ~U Th41 stat-• -llled 8-:11, Calif 92648 ttea NAm ITATIMIWT with 11'11 County Clerk of Or-,,_ E l• 9565 Slat• RoC>4W1 Mark Kennecfy, The foliow\ng pettone are 9f'09 County on Octotler 17, 11. 1'ountain vwi.y C8hl DC ~· Ool!la buslMSI" I 'eta t270. This ata1emen1 w• tiled EL1TE AUTO LEASING ,..._ Th.a bus!._. '9 con-wttll the County C*1t of Or-- 9140 Tre.sk AYW'tue. Garden PvbUsneo Ortll\ge Coeat OUcled by a general part· lltlQ9 COUl'ty ()fl October 14, Grow Callt 92&« Dally Pttol Oc1ot>er 24. St. nerlh_, 1taa Tlmolh Stephen• Jr No¥8'nber 7. t4, ttea The regr11ran1 com· l'al111 t8070 :JooHberry .Dr M-762 menced lo trat\sacl ~ C a••· S c h r oeder. Rowl•l'd H•IQllll Calll 11748 PACIFIC VIEW •MORI.AL PAM • Cemecery • Mortuwy Cflapel • Crematory 3500 Pedroc v-Or1¥1 News>o!1 8-:tl &u-2700 NAMC>ftLA...._ WT.Ollft Mortuary • C«net-,. Crwnatory 162S Gta1er Aw ColtllMMa S40-SS54 ThlS busm"' 11 con- ducMd by .,, tndMdull I The reg1t1r1n1 com· mencecl 10 1ransact tiuso- ,,... under the hctltou1 j DUsinet.S A8tn9 °' ~ STARTING A NEW BUSINESS?? 1 1191'4 8bcMI. on Ocioa-t. 1988 Tlmotl!y Stec>heM Jt TIMS statement -Ned wttl\ the County Clet'll of Or· =County on October 17, ,..,. PllblaMd ~ eo..t Cely Piiot October 24 s 1, ~7.14,IMI W.780 The legal o.Partment at the Daily Piiot 1s pleuecl to an- nounce a new 9erVlce now avatl- able to new businesMI We wttf now SEARCH the name for you at no extra charge, and M¥e you the time and 1he trip to the Court HOUM In Santa Ana. Then, Of courM.. after the liMrch la completed we will toe your nctltk>ua butll)eSS name 1ta'-"*'t wt1h the County Clertt. pu.,,..... once a week for tour __., a '9QVW.0 by lew and then the your proof of publl· eatlon '#tth the County Clerk. . Plene stop by to file your flct•tloos ~ statement at the Dally Ptlot legal Depart- ment, 330 West Bay, eo.ta M_., Cellfom ... If you can not atop by. pteae eafl U9 at (714) 642-4321, Exa.n.k>n 31S or 318 Ind we wtll make arrangementa '°' you to handfe this procedut9 by m81t. If you ahoukt haw My fUl1her quMtiOM. ~ ceA ue Ind we wttl be mar. tf\el'\ gled to ...,., you. Good IUc:k In your new bUaiMllll .. ~ I 88 Orange CoMt DAILY PILOT/ Monday. November 14. 1988 __ Ml._1C_NO_flCC_..___1._.-.;;ML=1C...;.;NO~T=a...__! ____ ML ........ 1C........,NO ..... T1C£.....__, __ NlJC=.-;NO--...TICE....__1 __ .;.;:,....;;:;;:;;;1C;..;.NOTICl-..-...__1_·-~"--• ... 1e ..... • ....... ra_.__ MUC f!D!!C! IWIC llmcl -.. -MUC 11rta -f!M MR -- w W1 tortn M<91n The 8peclft· lnOIOl'l 8Wft. I eniount not .... tNn t~ of end 12 lndl _.., m.in ,.,. ., •••• ,., ••• menoac1 to ttanwt buel• •--~ ''" r•tlttr•nl com· ....... "!'" ......... °"'* aTAT& Ofl CA&lo.....A cation• llf• eppllcable to •II 'th4I pr~ proJ9cl It th9 1M1drnum ~ Of* ~ .. fell0w9: 111, ..... _... a -,_.. uridar ttw flctltoua llCnlOa GI meneed kl 1renw1 .._... d a•.1•• • perty DMld ~·Of' Tiil ITAT• noMKwnpl St••• ContlfUC.. covered by • llnal En-... ...-an ... 1"-t the bid-12 lnc:fl !Nin In Edwllfda ..... -.... ...... ~ MIN OI ~ llU9LIO...... ,_ uncMr ,,. flotltoue tftle hit ..... 1411..,"' .... ARCHlttCT lt1on Conltactt Ind Svbeoo-Ylronmental lmpect Report def wlll ant1t Into 1111 Str .. 1 .,..__, Eltll Avenue u.. .... • w ._... llMed lbOve on Octotllf 2•. 01' llWOllA&. bullflMt nMll Of '*"" wem••r. ttN. it11•110 aaO:U..~V:a jtr~~~·:Os!t:'~no ~i:-r:=..':!.~ =oe: aw°:':'toH .= ~.0~ ~ GOid-=~::~::: • .. le,:,::'.: 1~ J. ,.,,,_ ::=r~,... 9... = Mo¥e on oetobtll' ~1. ~!:'.:C.:;;&'':'il:: ADVlllmU•NTPOR loltheLab<HC<>dl.Tti.O.-Copieeoftti.Enwonmen• bldder.1n111e....notfeilufeenwec1Sttlel11etweanEllll_..•..:......._ ... T111t11aiemen1w11flled pureuant to C~n• "'-JoaaOt1Rlll.. ~IOtOwNt. •• parment of lndu11r1a1 ,..... t•I Impact Atpo1t and to .. .., Into tald contr~t. Avenue and OlllY A"9nlle 911111,ur Hll IH ter· wttll tllt County CWtc of Or· 21701·'1'718 of "-~ Thll ftatemenl wet tl6ld ~ °'"'91 COIM f'Uk.ICMOTICI 1 uon1 hM ~Jlned ll~le>wnet Panlelpation Agt ... IUCfl teeunty w111 be lor· 1t Inch main In G1r""'d •ellft4ea l•t•lll angeCountyon0ctOC.2t, fornle au.in... and Pro. wlttltMCountyCiettlofOr· ~ ,_. HoWlfttiet 1, 14. SEALEO PROPOSALS genertl pr1Valllng ,. .. 01 rnlfll for 11\lt project.,. on Nlled. AYenU9 ~ Edwardt .,..,,11•11 .. ....., ....,.. 1918 ltallonl Cooa, hctlon Hit "'91 County on OctObet 31, ,.. ..,. Will be recllMld In ROOft'I "OM In tl\t county In which fill for public ln9'>Kti0n Md The DISTRICT r..,,wt Str ... end Mlln St1• ... le _.. ......_ 18 ,_ Of IM.Calltorn19 COl'nnwctal 1tU M7- 3018. 107 South Brolldwty, I the WOfk It lo be done, to be copylngfofll'llcotlOf~· tl'll tlgMtorejecttnyorall Acopyotthe19qUe1tl9on..... Pu~ Orange COMt Cooa, Section U& Of Ult .,_,.. Los Angeles, C1lllornle. untll 1 u Htted In tl'll 0eplf1menl cation It the offlee of the blclt or to wal\le any Ir-flll with lj'le City CllWll, City 11 ..W ne ,...._.. Ml Dally Piiot No\lembet 7. 1', Celltotnle P9NI Cocla llld "-tbllehld Orange CoMI ...C ml1CE 2·00 p.m . Wednetldty, 0.1of Trtnspol'tatlon booklet City Clettl. City of Hunt· 1'9QU11rltlel or lnfofmelltlel of Huntington Beach 2000 '"'"""a ........ _.... 21. 21. ,.., 1M provltlonl ol the c.11-~ PllOt No¥tmbet 7, 1', -----------oembef 7, 1998, •t w111ct1111ntltlld Glnefal Prevailing lngton BMcfl, 2000 Mein In any blclt or In the bidding. M1ln StrMt. Hun1lngton ,_.,et...., r '9 ..-... M·170 fornl• A~tlon Lleen1ln9 21. 21. IHI fllCftTICMll _.. time they wlll be publi<:ly I Wegu Relet, dated .. Mt Str•. Huntington Beach, No bidder mey wltlldfaw BMch. CaNfOfnla. Any ptll'· ..... -........ -..... Act. tM undw119Md....... M·772 ..... 8TA~ opened and relld In Room1forth on Propotal Form. Cellfornlt, belwHn the enybidforapeflodoftlllly tonwW\lnglooommenton r etr•• c1H1 4• 111 "8.JCNOT1C( atpWl!c .... bycompetltlw Ttiefellowil'8penaft11t• 1101 11 nkhddrna for. 1 CoPles of this booklet are on hourt of 8:00 a..m. and 5:00 (801 deyt aft• the dete Mt the raqUMt may dO to In pf,,,,... • ""° ..... blddln9 on th9 2lttl cSey of "9JC llQ11C( dOlna ~ •· INSTALL NEW WATER,tlle .. •oo p Str .. t. 5th p.m .. ~.fondey througll Ftl-fortheopenlngof~. wrltlngwltllln30daytoftnl• ..................... "THI ...... aDUCAT10N No\Mlber, 1 ...... 12:30 -AOeE .. T & TAYL°" ,.A_ DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM FIOOf, . Sacrem•nlo, Cl ll· dey, ••llutlve of hOlid1ye. A peyment bOl)d and a notice by prOYldlng writt•n ........ ..,_ ... e.n. lltlK)QAAM Of' Titl MUNT• O'Clock PM on tti, prMllMI a_, CIFIC PLAZA. IS' E. 17th DEPARTMENT OF OE-1forn11, and ere 1v1llable to h•ttll'wtld pertont mey perforrnlll'ICI bond 1N11 be cotnmentt to !I'll Depatt-........ ,_. ......... INOTON MACH UNIOH wNf• Mid Pfot*ty hu NO'f1CI OI' •201..l Cot1a MeN, ~· VELOPMENTAL SERVICES •ny Interested party on , .. eubmlt written comm.nit requited prior to ellacutlon menl of Communl\)' De· ...., ..................... ICHOCK. MTM:T been .. ored, Md *flleh .,. "*.IC tALa 1•"21 F A I R v I E w D E -I Quetl. ldd""8ed to the City CllOI of IM contrect and ..,... be vllopmenl. Et1vlronrnen11t ln>n•• .. :: .~~ ........ WILL HOU> A ~c ..... located .. Publlc 8tor-cie °" Nll90NAL Rob•tt A. Bf.~Utd0rr1. VELOPMENTAL CENTER MICHAEL J. IOCCHeC· Of the City of Huntington In ... torro -forth. tl'll A4ttou1c11 Section, P.O. IM. .... • ....... A .. INQ TO DI• u 2075 "-Por1 loulellatd ln ~ • .,. • 2H32 Canyon "'"' .• COSTA MESA, ORANGE CHtO IA., A.I.A., ITATE Beach, Pott Office 8oK 190. contrect documentt. Boll 190. Hunllnglon Blech, ....... -..,,,.... ...... THI IPICIAL IDUCA· tM City Of Cott• .,..., Notice" hlfebyghen thtl Tr.atuco Cyn .. oallf. 92119 COUNTY, CALIFORNIA tA .. CHITeCT Huntington BHCh, Call-WALKTHAOUOH: A Walk-CA92148. Cornmlntl~lf bl .,.. ............. 1'0MAL ~ °" Titl ... County of Oranoe. Slit• ot purtuent to S'ectlon• Gwy Strati. 1916 IMne (W.0. HFA 501) i Publllhed 011.nge Coast loml• 928'8 prlOr 10 the 1hrough Of the tlte(•I It conlidtted by•the ~l•lon· -..... .,..... ..... DIAN •~NT• uvtNQ Ctlllort\la, IM goocb, c:tlal• 21701·21715 ot the <:do Ave., Cot1a Mita. Calif. This pro/99t comprises Delly Piiot November 7, t4, hou1of5:00 p.m. on Nov.m· tcn.cfuled for Novembtll' 22. malclnO body In It• dell~•-(wea ., *9cterto' ...._ WITMN THAT DtlTtHCT U..,orpertontl PfCIPlf'IY cM-fprnle 8utiMel end Pro-tH27 constructing w11er dlstrlbu_:l 191111 bef 18, 1988. 1"8. Pl'Q9PICllW blddet'• tlon on WM!h« en En· foMCo). PO" THI ttlt·Htl tcrlbed below. In th9 mat-fealonaCO$,&ectlon23H Audy on.we. 1tH lrvlnl lion Syttem, Including demo-' • M782 At lhe time Ind pl-.,. to mMI II ..... ~ vlronmenlll lmpec:t Report c ......... ,. flAOPOIAL. T .. HIAMIG ters Of: of ti. Cellfprnl• ~Ciel Ave.. Cotta ....... Calff, uuon. earthwork. Chain llr\k noted 1bove. all Plf'IOfll Office. 2985-&Mr StrMt. ehould be prep•rld for the The name and acldr ... of WILL •• HaLD 0 N Debra Taylor, Sp . Code, Section 535 of the t21V tenoa, uph•lt OOOOfete and I Plate NOTICE 1lnterattld In the above met~ Coata MeM, CA, 1t 10:00 proJ9ct. the COYrt It: (El nomb<• ylftDNllDAY, MOW•P C04f-bd. 2 dran, ll'lleC Celltorni. Penal COd9 and Thlt butln•H It con- ooncret• work. ! lttll' m1y appeer and be AM, Call (714)55e-3217 for Publllhecl Ofal)OI Coast direcx:lon de le c0f1• 11): 14, ,.., AT 1• P.M. * blll, 2 TV, ltQUllf., wtrbd. 2 .,,_ prOYlllont of the Cell• duc1ed by: a generll ~- The Contrtclors' ,Sllte fl'UllUC NOTICE I hie.rd. detalle. 8fdt wit! not be IC· 0.lly Piiot Nowmbef 14, OAANOE COUNi'Y MUNICI· CowaMNCI ROOM 1" cmpng ~. • Ice c:Ntt, fornl1 Auction L~tlng ner""" . License 901rd h11 d•·' NOTICE Of' cu, of Hunlln1ton cepted from conlrectort not 1988 PAL COURT. Centr91 Qr·,°' ntl Dl8TMCT IDUCA· lmpe, tote, frig Act, tl'll undettlgnecl wllf Mii Th• t19l1tranl com-termlned that oontractOfs JOINT , lheGtl, c-ie lltoctcWer. att.ndlnQthltwalkltlrOUQh. m786 ~udlcill Dltlrlct, 700 TtOM Cl.MT•"· THI 8rlal) Scott, Sp. llpubllc .... bycompeclthle menoad to trll\NC1 butll- must be llCenMd In the fol· i PU91.IC .. HING Cnr Cl9ftl OOYf" .. MINO IOA"D, Civic er Drive WHl, j IDUCATION CINTU la C03•-mltc bKI, tlr11, 4 bidding on Ille 22nd day of MN undtll' tl'll llc1110Ut lowing olesslf!C41tlon to bid CfT'rCOUMCIU Detect November 7, 1988 Cu•lrn •• •tocllar, "8.IC NOTICE ' , Stnt\An•, 92701. .LOCATID AT: 10211 c:N•ltbl. mttrtt. bill. 8Bd Ncw9mber, ~ta• .• , 11:30 t>utln.I """" or ~ onltilspro~t:A,or C-34. RlDFal~NT Publllhed Drtnge Coat ,.._..DINctOf . The n•ml. eddr .... atldlYO.-KTOWN AVINUI, St•v. Boruhl. Sp O'clQcllAMonthepramlw lttted'aboYeonOct~ 13. Pre-bid Site Inspection: I AcaaMCY 01lly Pll01 November 7, 14, Publlthld Orwlge Cout auMMOHa telephOM number of platn·l"'*"'""OM MACH. POR EJ9e-bd, IOfl, ctw whir-. Mid pr~y h• 1H8 On Monday00November 28. 1 OWNER PAllTIC•ATK>N 1988 ~ , ~ PllOJ Nollembtll' 14, 21, (~ITACION JUDICIAL) ilff's attorney; or plalnt1Hl""'Tttl" ... OMIATION, Ann Gf1y, Sp E2•2 • 2 tMltll'I ttored, end Whlct\ ate Aobett R. SNuedr• 1988, et 10: e.tn. th41te will AOMl..wl• ! M776 1988 ·NOTICE TO DEFENDANT: wllhOUt an 1ttorney, 11: (Ell CALL TM INDIAN l~A· wtrbd drw prtt, mttrM loc:ated It' Public Storage Thie lt!temertt wu lllld beepre-b1dS1telnspec1lon' "°91,.TIUXll'Y M783 (Alflao • Acuudo) nombre.ltdlrec:clony,tnuw T10N Off1CI AT: (7H) Kathy Cantrell, Sp. 132'1 Jtlffrey Roed In ltle wlththlCountyewtofOr· tour, at which time repr--1 (MAIN-MR I "8JC NOTICE --' 1030-1102 S. MINNIE. INC .. mero de tel•fono d•I ..,....1 EXT.-." E223-TV an1enn1, ti b11, City of Irvine, County of Or-ange County on NOYel'llt>« llltves ot the State and pro-MDEVEL~NT I "8.JC NOTICE • Calif. corp,, It al et>ogado del dem1ndente. 0 . ~ 0r...-C-1 11111, •KW unit, wtrbd mttru, anoe. Stet• of CalltOrnla. the 1. 1988 • spectllfe bidders shall meel I PftOJECT AMA) 1 NOTICE TO YOU ARE BEING SUED del demandtnte qua no, D.itr Plot ... .,......., 14, bd frm. trnk. ltfdrlc JICll goodt, chettllt or pertonal •- at1t1e Off1oe of Pttnt Oper-' Nollee of ·• Jolnl Public COMTitACT°"a .,_..AJITmNT Of BY PLAINTIFF: (A Ud. le nte tl•nce tbogedo, H): 11• ' Ownet r-....e the right property detcrlbed below. In Pul>llthld Oranoe CoMt 111ons J Hearing by the City Councll CAUING FOfl lllOa COMMUNITY d1mand•ndo) LAWYERS' SAXON. ALT, OEAN, • fll1M 10 bid etthe ..... Purcti.-tM matter• ot. Delly Piiot No~ber 7, 14. Bidders may order plans olHunllngton8each1ndthe School District: NEW· Daftl.0.-NT TITLE INSURANCE COM-MASON, BAE.WEA & KIN·1 mutlbemedewithclthonly P,hU Krzy11nl1k, Sp. 21.28, 1988 and speclltcallons by oon-,Redevelop""'!"t Agency ol PORT-MESA UNJIED INVMOflMINTAL PANY. I Virginie corpor-CANNON, 500 South Mein f1tB.1C NOTICE end p1id for et the time of G489-4 ohrt, 2 couc:ht, 3 M·175 teetlng Contract Manage-I the City of Huntington Beach SCHOOL DISTRICT RllOURCll IECTIONS atlon StrMt, Sult• 1100·North purellue. All purchHed l>kcte, 20 bKt, mlto, 11 ohtt, ment Section, P 0 . Box regerdlng en Own... Partlel· Bid DHdllne: 1 :00 Ctr( Of' YM hew9 ab CALINDH Tower. Of1nge, California FICTITIOUS llU._al goodt ere told u Is. end vao, Imp ft8JC llOtlC( 1079. Saer1men1 0 . patlon Agr-*lt between o'clockAMofthe 2nddeyof HUNTINOT0..81.ACH DAYS...., tMt ......_. 92688 (714)8't-9555. I NAM8TATl•NT muttblremovedltlhetime Sandrt StlflkO, Sp. ,. 95812-1079, Telephone !the Redlvelopment ~ ~ber. 1988. Nollel It M<eby given by la ~ Oft ,_, lo flee a DATE: (Feoht) AUG 03 The followlng pertont lt'e of .. 1e. Sell eubl9Ct to prior 8089-12bxt, tbl.lmp.mltc Kanl (916)322-2871 1ndRot>ertKoury. Piece of Bid Receipt: IM Department of Com-"""'"'•~" et 1987 jdolngbutlneesu: cancellatlOnlntheeventof H•n• B•ck. Sp . flCTITIOUa..,...81 There Is e nonreturnable I NOTICE IS HEREBY Purctlulng Dept. 2985 Bear munily Oevelopmenl. En-... cewt.. -"'°"" a. KwMt, Cleft1,, GOLD PORT JEWELERS, Mttllment t>atw.n Owner C189-gu 1P91, 4 cebnla, 8 ,.._ eTAftmNT charge of $<19 50 (Check GIVEN lhtt the City Council St., Costa Mesa, CA 92626 vlronment.91 Resources Sec-A.....,.,,....,. caM Wiii ., L•tltll Hern~dH,f 15372 Beach Blvd., Wftl-•n<I ObffOlled party. Oiied chrt, dSk, C°""', lbl The followlnO Plf'IOfll .,. payable to OHlce ot the I of the City or Huntington I ProJ•ct ldentlllcallon tlonoftheCttyol Huntington not,,.._, row,,_ lype-DetKll1 minster, Cellf. 92~ thlt 1'1hand 21'1 d•Y of No-Commetclal Adj. doing butlMll u : Stele Architect) for eaeh set ,9eech end the Redevelop-Name! REMOVAL OF PCB 8Mch that the lollowlng Wftttlft rtlPIMe mutt be NOTICE TO THE PERSON . Lapld1ry lntern1t1onal, v•mblr. 1988. Publlc J1net H•wey, Sp . ALTERATIONS, 2985 01 pls"s and spec1f1catlons ment Agency of the City of TRANSFORMERS Draft Negative Oecl1.rttlon In..,.._. ..... fof1ft If ,ou SERVED: You er• Mrved es Inc., Cellf. 7956 Moonmlst Storage Management. Inc. 8030-plctt, chr, 10 bKs, Harl>Or 81 .. Cotti MIN, Each bidder must be pie-Huntington Beech will hold a Pl.ec:e Plans Are on Ale: raqunt hu been preptred. ••t tlle oowt lo !leer,_ an lndlvldu11 defend.ant Clrcte, Huntington Beech, Tlllphone (8181 244·8080, mite Clllf. t2827 quellfted unoer ttle State1Jolnt Public Hearing on No-Pun:hlllng Dept. 2985-Beer The dreft negative declar---Publlahed Orange Coul Calll. 92648 AQant tor Ownef. K.n Mlhlllc, Sp. 0295-2 HN Chun Sim, 12181 Contrac1 Act "'ember 21 , 1988 at 7:00 St.. Cotte Mna, CA. 1tlon wfll be 1vallebte for If ,_, do not lie ,_,Delly Pilot October 31, No-Thlt busln•st Is con· Publithed Ofenge Coast couctlt, 10 chrs, 2 ~bnte, 2 Adrian Clrc:le -A. Gardin Successful bidder shell p .m In the Council NOTICE IS HEREBY SM.iblic review Ind comment r.....-on...,..,,_, .... , vember 7 1• 21 1988 ducted by: 1 corpor1tlon Otity Piiot November 14, 21, tblt, vac. frig, 10 bxt. mite Grove, Calif. 92640 furnish payent bond end 'Chambers. City Hell, 2000 GIVEN that the tbove-for ten.(10) dtyS commenc-loee tlle CllN, end ,.w I · ' ' M769 The reglltrenl com· 1988 Berb Metth•Wt, Sp. Thie bualneu It con· performance bond es re-Main Street, Huntington nemed Sc:hool Dlslrlci or Or-Ing November 14, tN8. • ..... 1ftOftCJ end prop-MlflQld to transact bull-M785 0310-couch. c1bnt1, 2 ducted by; 11n lndtvldl'll quired by law 1 eeech. CelifOfnle . to con-anoe County, Calltornle, ect-Draft Nlg1tlv1 Decl1r-9ftr Mef be 1-... wllltout rtilJc NOTICE neu under the tlctltous ctlrt. htcll, Imp, mite The regl1trent oom- NOTICE OF REQUIRE· slder and act upon an Owner Ing by and th1ough Its Gov-atlon No. 8844 It a request fuftMt wamiftt "'-IM bualneu n~ or name1 rtatC NOTICE Dwight PrHch.,, Sp. menold to trtnMCt bu.+- M E N T F O R N ON ·I Participation Agr-™'"t for emlng Board, hefelnel19f re-to oonstNt wit• mains in court. . flCTITIOU8 autM8a lleted 1t>ove on October 15, 037'-cabnt, 1.ctlo, PN>no. n... unw the flctltout DISCRIMINATION PRO-Mein-Pier Perking Feclllty. ferredlou"DISTRICT",wUI lhe RE1.,votr Hiii n...-.....,.......... ...-aTATe•NT 1988 flCTITIOUl llU-•• '° bKI, mite bullneet n1me or natMt GRAM (GOV CODE, SEC-'The agreement provldll for receive up to, bu1 not Iller AtNnment Oillrlct, the ...,_ ... You_, want The following persons are leveland c. Well, Pres!-NA• ITATe•NT Sh•rl Ro•••. s p . Hated above on toj/A TION 12990) Your1a11en11on the development of • five than lhe 1bove tltled time, 11ea bounded on the north IO oel lft altot'Mf ""'' doing butlnest u; t Tl'll tollOWlng peraon1 are E391-•0 bxt, blk, lbl HM Chun Sim is celled 10 the "Non-1e11e1 ptrktng structure 'With -lid bid• for the aw11d of by Ehls Avenue, on the •ut _.,. If rou do noc lt-n C . A.H. T. S .. 1~ 8 Thia s11temenl was llled doing bualnaa aa; Owner 1Cl9fVel IM rlgtlt Thie 11at9mll'lt w11 flied dlscr1m1nat1on Clause" set jai>PfOKlmetely 838 perking • oontrect for the tbovepro-by Hutlngton Street, on the •attorner.,..merce1• Hemlock Cir .. Fountain v~ with the County Clerk of Or-ARROW STAR PIC-10 bid al the Nie. Pur~ with the County Clerk of Or- 10r1ri or referree to herein speoes end appr0Klm1tely ject. "" j south by Yorlltown. end on ....,_, ,.._rat Mf.tc. or fey, Cllll. 92708 enge County on October 28, TURES, 729 W. 16th St .. mull be made wlll'I caall only 8f1ge County on October 26. which is apphcabte to ell I 32,073 square teet of com-Etch bidder mlltt submit tf'e WMI by• line par11tel to • "Pl eld offtce ( .. lad lft Ctrol J. Fanner, 16538 1988 Costa M .... Catlf. 92627 and paid for 11 the time of 1U8 nonexempt State Construe-merolal office use localed with MCh bid 1 certified or ind 1ppr0Kim•tely 1,000 tM ,....,_ booll). Hlmlocic Cir., Founte.ln VII-,_ Philip Joseph Rivas. 995 purch•M. All purchated FIMm 11on Contracts end to the wnhlnthebtqckfoundedby c:ethllr'• check p1y1bte to fM1-tofEdward1Slree1. Deepua9 cl9 qwe Ii en· ley.Clllf.92708 Published Orange Coasts. Sult•rereek Ad., good• Jte told as Is, and Publlth«S Orange Cout ·s11nderd Cehfornle Non. ,Olive Avenue. Third Street, the DISTRICT or a bid bond The ae1ua1. pr0Jeo1·consl1t1 t,..uan .... cffac:IOft Jv· This buslneu Is con-Delly Piiot November 7, 14, Anaheim, Calif. 92804 mutt b#temovld at thetlrne Delly Piiot October 31. No- d1scnm1net1on Construction Walnut Avenue. and Main in the form set forth In tft.e of lnstlllehon of 13,200 lln-dlclel ueMcl ttlfte llft pluo ducted by: en Individual 21, 28, 1988 . . Thi• bu1lne11 la con-of Mic. S8'e tubject to prior vembtr 7. 14. 21. 1988 Contract Spec1f1cat1on" set ,Street In the City of Hunt-conlraot document• In an Ml fMt of 18 Inch. 16 Inch de JO OIAa CAUNDAJtlOI Th• regt..trent com--· M-771 ~ed by: an lndfvldual, caac.lletlon In the event of M·766 7JftHEVROLET ·Home of the Serengeti Blazer •i:!jhf •Jhl Cati our friendly salesmen for details 5 79-5100 1-800-228-7240 • 17071 E lmpenal Hwy-Yorba Linda. California Compare Our f) Serric• I Selet:lion THEO~ ROBINS THE ell;STORE 2060 Harbor Blvd .. Co~ta Mesa 642-0010 o SADDLEBACK Sales Leasing & Service Parts IRVINE AUTO CENTER 1-800-831-3377 714-380-1200 Over 23 Years Serving Orange County r:i "' Sales • Service ~: 1 ;:__dl)Leasing _...,.<?._..,.. ..... .._ . -!(F'SF 546-1200 Special Parts Line 546-9400 &~I GMC:TRUCK ''THE SMART STOP" • (714) 540~9640 2850 HARBOR BL VO. COSTA ~ESA G) JIM SLEMONS IMPORTS Mercedes-Benz 1301 011811 St. Newport Beach 0 S•te••L .. alng Parts • Servte• 833-9300 AC URA 1001 Ou•tl St. Newport .. .ch Sai. • Leetlng s.rvtc;.e • p ertl "Call Your Pr~" $ SA~BlY.IL~BG $ 0 NEW LOCATION! SANTA ANA AUTO MALL 1500 Auto Mall Dr., S8ftt. Ana 8a5·3171 Newport/SS Frwy. at Edinger .,.5ales Dept. open 7 days Serviee Hours: Mon.-Fn. 7am-lOpm BUENA 'PARK STANTON GARO N GAO'.E PACIFIC OCEAN - BEACH -~ ~ . ,, . .. . .. HON DA. "OAANQE COONTY'S QUIET LEADER OF THE IMPORTS" • (714) 540-0713 2880 HARBOR BLVD. • COSTA MESA Advertise on This Page C1H for Details 842-4321 CALL ONE OE IHESE DEALERS FOR THE 8EST BUY RUNTINGTON 0 a EACH AC.URA 'SAUi -LElll• SEIYICE -Plln 11111 ..... ..... , ...... 11111 l111i11M ..... , II 12141 (114) 141 ... \ • OLDSMOBILE • CADILLAC • GMCTAUCKS ALLEN m/582-0800 SAN DIEGO FWY -AVERY EXIT LAGUNA NIGUEL 0 We ate a HIGH \/OlUME LOW PROFIT Oe-9111p Our Goal Is to Be Number One 0 HOUSE of IMPORTS, Inc. Mercedes-Benz 6862 Manchester Boul<:vard Buena Park @ SERVICE 213 or 714/MERCEDES M-F 8a-6p M·F 7e-6p Where 1-5 and l-91mcet. Sat. 8a-2p e Superior &n VOLKSWAGEN@ ~ IN WESTMINSTER ~ 7600 Westminster Blvd., Westminster (714)891-9378 (213)430-2843 • GO~· c;i.o~s '2 Orange Coast Jeep Eagle C•to•~r S.cDfactJ011 • Sales Ow ,, 1 Prlorlt1 • ~nice Ml-8023 •Leasing 2&24 Harbor Blvd. • Costa Meea • ~ C CAMPBELL ~_.,-NISSAN/~Uj'T'OO f£KH • low Pnce\ • No G1mm1clc i • Greot Selection • Friendly People • EKCellent Service l 883j leoch 9cMilevord (714) M2·7711 8 BEACH H~leocll (213) 5'1· 1463 LINCOLN MIRCURY MERK UR SALES -LEASING SERVICE -PARTS (714) 848· 7739 I 16800 Bae.ch BlY<l (714) 556-1008 Huntinqtoo Beach, CA 92647 • Hl' II ilf.H +t 1 BOJU>A DBAL&R IN ORAROS CO. SAln • Servtce •Parts ~aln& All Makn ~968-1969--~~ OPI ION TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1988 25 CE T Myst~ry vials wash u _p o_n co·ast Unidentified chemicals being tested, dangerous ... The beaches remained 6pen today after the discoveries. About l 0 more vials were found today in the Hunt- ington Beach area, authorities said. ut authorities see no threat to public By JONATHAN VOLZKE Oflllieo.IJ"94aUlt Authorities are testing roughlJ. 60 vials filled with unidenttfied chemicals that washed up on Oranse Coast beaches, but authorities said the unmarked containers did not Coast Costa Mesa infant who received a new heart Monday remains In criti- cal condition but now has · a fighting chance./ A3 World Israeli officials described as "double talk" the PL O's declaration of in- dependence for Palesti- nians in the West Bank and Gaza Strip./ A4 Index Bulletin Board Business • Class If led Comics Crossword Death notices Entertainment Opinion People Police log Public Notices Sports Weather ·, " A3 A6-7 85-7 A10 86 B7 A8 BB A9 A3 84, 7 B1-4 A2 signal any ·apparent threat to the public. "We're calling·t,tlem medical sup- plies, but we don't know what th'cy ·a'te. yet," state lifeguard dispatcher Rene Field said Monday. "There also appears to be some expended narcs or something hke that, but nothing Rough water Authorities said the vials - a little shorter and fatter than standard test tubes -began appcartng on beaches from Crystal Cove to Bolsa Chica Monday at about & a.m. Some were open and empty, but most were sealed. John Hills. a hazardous matenals specialist with the Orange County W,h winda whipped Monday &Jon& the <>ranee Cout, toppling thl• catamaran ln Newport Barbor. But harbor Health Care Agency, said the vtals contained white flakes . a red semi- solid substance. clur liquid or a crystalline matenal. · A fifth type of vial was turned over to the Orange County Sheriffs De- partment bomb squad. It was a la~er bottle filled with 011 surrounding anoth~r con tamer ofhqu1d. apparent- ly npt sul>poscd to be exposed to a1r. Hills said. • "It may be medical waste; n may be outdated pharmaccut1cals: at may be vaccines: 11 may be lab waste," Hills I said. "Wtthout havinJ tame to exam- ine the matenals, we JU St can't tell." Newport Beach police spokesman Bob Oakk} said police. hfeguar.ds and beachcombers found about 20 of the vials on the BalbQa Pen1nsulaand along Corona del Mar St.ate Beach. Huntington Beach cit}' lifeguards said the ) found one vial. whtle Field S81d her agency rccove~ t~e bulk of them. State lifeguards bcpn ho"rly s"'eeps earl}' Monday and continued them through out the afternoon. ··They're coming in an clumps." she Milon oa.ght to try again today and Wedne.day when falr •klea and Calmer afternoon wlnda an fonca8t. _,, ~other rejec~s drug test~ forher ·b--a.by Drug-exposed infant born at Hoag was denied treatment at mother's request By GREG KLERKX Of IM Delly l'tlol It•" Newport Beach police are expected to recommend child endangerment charges against a 30-year-old woman who alleitedly refused to allow Hoag Memorial Hospital doctors to treat her newborn baby even though the bany. was exposed to drugs before birth. Laura Moute is still recovering from the Cae5i1rean section b1nh Sunday of her daulthter, Amber. She as expected to be in the hospital th rough the end of the "'eek. Hospital tests administered shortly after Moute was admitted showed traces of cocaine and amphetamines in her bloodstream. Doctors feared the baby. born five to seven weeks premature. could suffer from withdrawal. However. according to Newport Beach pohce reports, Moute refused to allow the tests and doctors had to get emergency authorization from police to administer treatment. Dr. Lawrence Wickham. a ped1atnc1a n at the hospital, con' 1nced pohce that the baby could die " 11hou1 treatment. saying that .\mber had barely survived dell\Cr)' and was 1n poor health. Moute. a Santa .\na resident. could not be reached for co mmem this morning. Newport Beach police claim Moute's refusal ro allo" trea tment for the bab~ constitutes endangerment and said the~ will recommend ap- propnate charges be filed b) the Orange Count} D1stnc1 Anomev Hoag spokes.,..oman Gaal Lo"c said 11 is hospital pohc} and state law 10 require parent.al perm1ss1on for drug testing of children. Parents ha' e refused the tCStS ID the past. She sSld l he count} has-tiled tor tcmpotaf) custody of Amber and a dec1S1on will likel) be handed do"n b) the end of the week. The baby "as reponed 1n st.able cond1uon this morning said. Field said authon11es did not know where the vials came from, but said no boats were known to have aone down an the last several days. The duty offi~er at the Lona Beach office of 'the U.S. Coast Guard also said there was no mdication the trash came from a s1Ak10g ship, but said Coast Guard investigators ~ in Huntington Beach eiaminina the vials "W11h the storms. they could have (Pleue Ne VIAU/AS) 4 Tollway linkage po~icy revised Change of sentence fails to appease foes of Newport road lln,:k By PAUL ARCBIPLE\' Ol"'9U.., ........ Newport Beach residents living near San Joagu10 Hills Road took another crack Monday -1 blockina its future extension to a planned toUway, achieving uncertain results. They voiced their opposition as the Caty Counetl approved a joint policy statement w1tb the city of Irvine on the San Joaquin Hills tollway. The1010t statement was hammered out by Newpon Mayor John Cox and Irvine Mayor Larry Agan during sut weeks oft.alks. The 14.S-mile tollway, pr~J_ectcd to run from the Corona del Mar Freeway to the San 01~0 Freeway justnonh of San Juan C.tp1Strano. would pass along the lrvme-~ewpon Beach bou ndar) It nc Residents of both ClllCS have ex- pressed concerns about the stze oft~ 1ollwa) and road conn«tions that \\o'OUld ad.,.erscl) affect their netgh- borhoods The J01nt statement. also approv_ed b\ the In.me council. aims to 1n- OuenC'e the Transponauon Comdor A.gen(; and other go\Cmment agen- cies on "hat kind of roadwa)' would be built. It proposes the tollwa:, be limited to six general use traffic lanes and two commuter lanes. and suggests it be designed to accommodate a future fixed rail line down the center d1v1der The JOmt statement also proposes stnct en' iron mental standards to [Pleue 8ee TOLLW AT I A2) ·Nine suspects in ·- Mesa Verde Center shooting nabbed Students ' lunches upgraded By JONATHAN VOLZKE °' .... Deir '9lo4 ..... Costa Mesa police traveled as far as the Mexican border to capture nine suspects in an Oct. 11 gang brawl at the Mesa Verde Center where the combatants used shotguns and pistols to finish a fight started at Costa Mesa High Schoo[ No one was senously inJured in the fight, though a stray shotgun blast bfew out the rear windshield of a car carrymg six teen-agers. Four adults and five juveniles, all maJes. were taken into custody in a series of arrests since the brawl. Detective Darell Freeman said. No further arrests were anticipated. "They're a bunch of snot-nosed kids." Freeman said. "They claim to TV listings in Daily Pllo~ Publication of daily tele• vision programmma schedules resumes in today's edition of the Daily Pilot. The TV schedules will be a rqular feature on the People P• -Paac A9 an today"s edition -and arc a supplement to the weekly TV book delivered with the Sunday Cdi11on of the: Pilot. Re•ders who arc: fans of the 1• daily and Sunday cro word punle will find 1t 1n the Ctm1- ficd Sectton Today it is located onP*86. . _the crossword pu11k will be ... listed 1n the -4ndex on Paat I daily , .. be pan of the Cnps and Bloods. but they're not.really organized." The Crips and Bloods arc Los Angeles-based gangs with a violent rivalry. The two gangs gamed notorie- ty in the movie .. Colors." Police said as many as two dozen people participated in the brawl. Eleven teen-ag.crs still at the scene when police arrived generally were uncooperative. authontics said. One youth suffered minor injuries in the fistfight. but refused medical atten- tion. A car and a short-barreled shotgun, equipi>cd with two pistol gnps for speed firing. were left behind as pohce arrived at the Harbor Boulevard and Adams A venue shopping ~nter, but (Pl.._._ 8U9ncTS/A2) • School health o ficials adapt menus to compete with off-campus eateries By GREG K.LERKX Of Ille Delly~ 119" Getting children to eat .. right" has always been a tiresome and gener- al!}' futtlt task. Just when you think they're actually eating the tuna-on- wheat-v.1 th-sprouts sandwiches you'"e been brownbagging. you run mto the J oungsters at the local McDonal 'sat lunchtime. If this dilemma S<ems all too fam1har. you're not alone: The men and women who ha ve the thankless task of prepanng v.holesome yet appealing lunches at the nation's schools ha Ye faced It for years. But in the wa._e ot a nattonal trend towa rd healthiness that has swept up C\ en \Oungc:r generauons. the) ::la1m to Jinall) be ga1nrng ground. Trad1 11onal cafctena-m le lun ches and fast-food fare are now augmen1ed b~ sat.id bars. potato bars and e'en taro bar; at some schools. Bottled "at rr 1s a hot seller too. School lunches haH' been under do~ scruttn} ~entl) ~ repon issued m September b\ the Pubht Vo1et for Food and Health Polle) said school lunches m general. :ontam too man\ 11ems h1&h m sodium and saturated fat. ""fned :hid .en and rish mashed and tried potatoes hot dogs and sv.e-et. ugar) jesstns "ere am\lng the 11ems reccl\ mg lov. marl. in the rcpon 1n Cahforn1a the:' sta te School Lunch -\s<,cx .111on rt'Cc:'ntl) rormed a commtth.'C ll ~t health guidelines for school lunlhcs. 1ndudmg rec- ommended ltm1ts l•n lat and so- dium content' -\mong the.> poc;~1bll' n:.-ommen· dat1ons b' thf comm111l·e which ~111 lSSue ·a f nal re pon l'3rl) nc ~t ~ear." 111 be ltmtt' llO the aml1un1 of fat in 'itudenl\· J1c1s The rec- ommended hm111.ould be I ' lov. as 35 per~nt a da\ a a pornon ('lflotal :aloncs. lov.er tha n the ltm11 rec- ommended b' the "l;at1onal .\cadem' of Pcd1atnnans v.h 1ch recommends no more than ~ pe~nt fat pe r da) Local school.official~ agrtt that .:hool lunche could use an O\Cf· haul. and th~ ha'e been working fo r the past fe~ )Cars to SC"rve meals that are healthier -v..·nhout stu- dents noncing the d1fTercncc. Jan Monfone d1rt"Ctor of food SCf"' IC'CS fort he Newport-Mesa U ru- ticd School D1stnct. ~ld the lunch- ~s· content ha~ been the subJect of :oncem and study for the past se veral )t ars. The general state rcquu"tment for :atetena-st) le school lunches m- :lude at lea t t"oouncesofprotein. t\\O SCI'\ 1ngs of fnnt Or VCSC&ables m '1rtuall) an) form (frCnch fncs :iuahM and sef"mgs of bread am m1l11: l oo often. however. the best t:ud plans of school health offiClals i re qu1dd) undone by Taco Bell or Burgtr King. (Pleue eee LUPfCB/ A2) D~mocrats to file suit over poll guards OPchie Fuentes dismisses 'Gestaj)o-.- char e as partisan poll ti cal propaganda · By 808 VAN En.EN Of ... Olllf ....... A group sponsored br_ the st.ale Assembly s Dtmocratic Caucus an- nounc:ed Monday that at would file suit this wetk over alleacd "Gnt.a~ like'" tactics \lied by the OraftlC Count) Repubhcan Pany. which hlttd uniformed tttunty auards to monitor votena ptatts •n Llt1no ne1abborh0ods last week • l om t-uentn. count)' Republican chainnan, d1smjt.ted tht Chaflt' a pan1san propepnda, and said It a separate press conference that bas intent1on in h1nn1 the uniformed monitors was to cn~urc th( "mttanl) and KC'Unt) of the election." The Ocmocrat1C aroup, led b) Santa .\na Cit) Councilman ~~uc:l Puhdo and iate .\sscmbl) man Rich- ard Katz. 0. puh eda. chafJ'td that the ,uards demanded cn1ltnsh1p papen. •HOk dov.n h ensc nunlbcn and OtM1Wlsc intimidated votcn tn tM. e.o..i)' cootcsied 1.nd ~mb.I) Dl tnc:t 1n Santa ~ and Garden Grove. Republican C'un -i>fif\&lc: .tkads Democrat rR1chard fh1erbacn by 1 narrow marian 1n the d1stnct. W1lb 30 000 abstnlee ballots still to be tali1ed countywidc. The d1stnct has seesawed betv.ttn the tv.o pemes O"~r the past decade. · .. Last Tucwa) 1 cnme v.as com- mitted 1n th1 room." 1d st.ate Asscmbl)'mao Ri ~rd Katz. t> Scpuheda. J)(ak1n1at the pen5h haU of Our Lid) of the Pillar Catholic Churth 1n Sant.a ~na. Ont of tht "°,!~ pla v.h re ,o,crs v.-cre al I 1n11midated b) the J«unt) aU&rcts. Kan said said he btame '""ol"td 1n the 9>•sodc ,.hen a t.attno \Ottr frOm Santa na (al~. his offtee to rumpbin. K.au id tM group alrtld~ J C'Qntacttd p('C)ple \lthO " uld-tt\t1f) that thty wtrt c:h llcnted try lhc pards and as._ai to proH' their c1t1zensh1p. If proven these allcaat1ons could <'Onstitute felon' '1olat1ons of the Cahfom1~ Ekctions Codt and the fedem Voung Rtihts \ct. he said. Fuentes sa.ad at h1 prt conference that he had rtet1\ rd nn rrporu ohn) ,folahOn$ of the la'i'I' b the unt) auards. Prin1td iMtN(t1on wtuch he id ~UC d1siributtd to the auards ad· mo""h«t them to rcmiun at le~t I 00 fttt awa' ft m the p0lhn& plA\:c and apiMl ha\ 1naan~ ronta"t at all Wlth \Oters. • atk>s Rodn uez. the n I "'to the Prinalc campa1 n Y>ho l"CQutsicd •he U monuon.. ~·d he did h«'au~ th<' Rcpub 1<' n Pan) hid m:"CI\ td ~~ thll thr.rt mt-ht bi: ''Ncr fraud 1n tbe 72nd ASICmbly DlStn~ When questioned about pe>ssible rac1 t motives for the monitom .. as allctcd by se,·cral critics &om botll parties. Rodn1uc1 thRW the cbatJe. beck at has l<'CU~B. "To ampl~ that v.c as H111)1lnics hould be 1num1d~tCJ b> lhCprnenct of a un1~ rmcd oOi«r i as racast a talcment a I ha'c ever Mard."' he Uld. • f' nt 1a th n· rouainitfy monitor pol.llD& pl~ dun..-elec- tion\ .. Th< onl) d1ffcrn~ 1 th.al tome of •Ott uaafottn •· be said But mcmbm ofbOth the~ mnc: and Rcpubl.can pattict ~ t1nucd \O blast tk utt Of .. (111 111 -awac:aAT91Ma 1 Orenge ~ OAJLY PILOT/ Monday, November 14, 1Me . ft8UC ll>TICl I MUC ll>lll -I -.JC ll>ta w llmC( -""'ll01ICl MUC llJllC( ·I ••< ..c pa I ,.s llJllC(n ' ., .. - - • ., .. _ ~~c-~· '°"" ._.;n Ti. Sclec'U'-l""''on IMcl\ 1 ...... ,..-.--.-~ot Md t2 .,._ ...., ..,,... ••i• ••H••••r ••• _.... '° v.Nilct "'*" ,.. '"-· r..,eu•nt com· ... n !"'.,.....Cl!!!!! -=:.:..-:-.. -,:r-eT•n'" cettonl .. IOPllce* 10 all The protM*d protect 9 1M INlllMlum ~Of .... ._.. • folOll9: 1 I J Ill .... a ... MM ~ IN "°"'oue ... Of INft09d to tr....:C ._.,. .......... ~ -_..,.. _ _. ,._ .. ~ ..... CoMltve:· I~ by a hftef In-•a..,.,.,_..,._, tt11 W-12 IMfl Miii' Ill ldwerell .......... _.. ..,_ -0t '-* ,_.IM.I ,_ llftder IN flc11tow tflil 1"' ... t411 •" ... MCMITWCT 1uonConmict.ancrtklOcon·lw~1• !mpect "'"'1 c1er wttt en1at 1n10 1t1e tetW...._-.Aw .,._..._.._... lllldtbOWon~M. •••...._ ........ -or ,.,_ va111w . tlfl. ~-~· ~°' trectaoU 5,000ormore 11-4 Pf..,.,..~..,.._ P'IPDlllt contrect If IM end~--. q;' · 1 ............ ttll NGJWh .... 8 ..... allCWeOflCktOber~l. t::IC-Mlllll(.,.•.,. ... ._. • .. ~~l~IT~ 1~~0..~llon 1!!..0 Tel#te:OA~cl~~lf!O --Is..,.,_, to_,. ti .._ -*" lfl Qolo., p 1 1 ?1 I • fllJU I Cetel.J .'•"* ~ ...._ .. ....., ....... ---le.;:'-... Mii. ---.--....... .._.._,me.,... Cop1ea.,,111e ........ o.wnan-111'cNet.lflltle~of,..,,,•....-.,....~E111 ..... a .............. Thla11t.-.nt--P11ttua1t1 lo ••ctlona ,....~......... -• --!'D9 parrnent of lndultrltll Aela--ltal Impact Report and to enw Into Mid contract, AvenYeMdC.,AWf!Ue ........ •-IH ••r-.-.i1Neountya.dlofOr· 21101•21ftl of fl9 Git-Ttllil ~ ... llled ~ ~ .--MOTIC• I UOM n. e9Cllttelned the Owner Pwtlclpatton ~ lllCfl MCUt1ty will 111 for· ,. lltdl "*" In ~ • • 1 •-·-• • 1•1 •••a .,. County on OctoMr 21, _. ........ Md PYO> .-... CouMy C'9rll Of Of· ~ Nol ...,.,.. • • SEALED PAOPOIALl10lf*9! ~ , ... °' mentfotllWtptotecl W•on felted. Al4ftU9 ~ ~-... ,. 9 ............. ,... .......Code.leotlcwlnat .,..COufttyonOctotlet3t. 1... - Wiil be~ In Room wege&lnthecountylnwhic:h 1Meloq1ubliclNlpection.ncl Tl'le DISTRICT r-~ llteacendMliflhwt .. la..,_ ....... • PW oftM~C:O..-dm 1111 Mr- 3018, 107 South Btoad'#9Y,lthewotttlllobedona. to be c:opylngfortheco.tofdutll-IN rtgflt to rejeet ""'OI.. Acopyofh,...... .. Ofl-. PublitNd Or--COMl Code. ...... NI Of IN ...,.. --..... WIM LoaAngelea.Clllfomla.untll'• !lated In the ~1t cation at the ofllce of the bide or to wetve eny Ir· Ml...,.. IM~·~ •...., .. ,........ ... OMy Piiot MO\lelnbel' 7, t•, ~~Code and Pulllllhed OrlflOt CoeM ~ ._,_ ~t!mi.~;:,-:t•Y~ :!it~~Pr~ ~one~~~= ~":0t°'1n~.=:,: ::~r:, ~ine1on ~i::•:::~C;.:=' 21.21, 1MI a.-110 ::n:oe,::nof= ~.~~1.1•. -"°-.. • ___ , .. "•,.,.· .. ~~-·._-! ..... • .. • .. •- t1me they will be publidy1Wage9 Ae•. deted u ... Street, ~ Baectl, No bidder "'8Y wlthdt-a.en,, Ce11tom1e. /lwt I*· .... • • ._. -Act. the llgned..... M·772 -~·•.,._., CC**' and reed In Room tonh on Propoaal F«m. Callfornla, between th• any bid tot a petlod of .Wy eon wlilNng to oonwnant on ' •tfM ..... ff a111 Pia.IC ll)TIC( ~ !:!"-"Y ~..-• ~ TM ,_..,.. pertJOr'9 •• tl~\~~~ ~~ ... ~:'TER ~c::· ~~·5c;i;: ~~~!:;a·~ 5i~ ~:)~ ~'r .,::· ... =.::n ~...::..: =-i=:.c.::.=..=: "lMe .... IDUCATIOTl ~ ~~ ~·~ MUC !J!!C( ~~T:~LOA PA· DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM Floor, Secramenlo, Call0 day, exel\ltlhle of hollday9. A ~1 bond and a notice by Ptovtellno Wf1"en ..._ ,. .. I• "90MMt Of ntS HUNT· O'dOC* PM on the pr.,,._ •... J CIFIC ~ 2M E. 17ttl DEPARTMENT OJ OE· lomla, and ere avllllabte to 1t1t9f .. led pe(IOnl f'nWoJ parlor~ bOnd lhall be comment• 10 1t19 Dlpert ........................ IMPO. MACH UIMOfl wNr9 Mid property hM 110nC8 Of' •20l, coae. ...... Calif. VEl,OPMENTAL SERVICES Wt'f ln111: .. 1ed par(y on r• 1Ubmlt written comment1 requl(ed pl'lof 10 ~Ion men1 of ~ty 0.-.... .._., • 11111 ....... 1Wt 8CMOCM. D18Tl9CT .._.. tt°'9d. Md wtlilctl •• WK: IAL& '29Z7 • , F A I R v I E w 0 E • quest. addreued 10 lhe City Clerk ol the contrec1 and lhall be veloprnenl. Envltonmental "'.I .... FI ......... WIU MOU) A PUY9CUI loceted at Pullflc ltcwaga °' ...... Al Robert ... • .. t,1adr•. VELOl>t,4ENTAL CENTER I MICHAIL .I. 90CC"9C· of the Ctty of Huntington In ttla form •t forth In tl'le RHourcea Section, P.O ... a 11111 • 11st ....... A"1NO TO DllCU88 2071 fMwpor1 lol.lleverd In llW'Bth fltt• I 2"32 Canyon """. Or., COSTA MESA ORANGE CHIO ... A.LA., ITATR 8-ch.Poa10fflce9o11 1IO, contrlltldocumtntl. Bo• 1to.Hunt1ngtona..c11 ..................... , ... INCIAL •DUCA· -Cfty ot Coeta MIN. ~·-•uiv.ntllat TrellucoCyn.,Callf.t287t COUNTV, CALIFOA.NIA Mte:Hf'RCT Huntlf19ton Beech, Celi· WAL. KTHAOUGH: A Wfllk0 1 . CA t2M8. ComftlleotawMt be __.. .. ""* 91 t 1 e a 1'Wf.. _.. Of' ll9 9ts CouMy of °'*'99. State of pureuant to ~eclto111 Gary Strllf, 1-IMnl (W.0. HFA 501) Put>lill!ed Ol'M\O!t .Coalt fon• 92M8 pl'lof to ltla lftrouan of the lite(•) Is con.icw.d ~ -dilcJeion. .......... .,.... ..... DIM l1'mlnS uw.a c.Mornla. the goods, cNl-21701-21715 °' .... Call-fAV.., .Coa1a MIM. Cetlf,. Tlllt project Comptl ... Oally Pflof ~-7. 14, llOut ol 5:00 p.m. on Novem-ecfledUled '°' No1191nber 22, making boOy Jn tea deliber• J:... ....... . .... WfTHN THAT MTNCT , ... orpenonat property de-lomia llllllnala and Pro-tll27 ex>nlttve:llng -t ... dlWtrU>u· 1988 bar 11, 1988. 1MI. ProepecUve lllOderllllofl on .,_.. an En· .,. 'Oii THI 1Hl·HH tcflbed below, In the mal0 i...IOnlCoQa,lectlon2321 Audy CMWa. 1195 lfWle llon1Y9tam,lricludlngciemo-M782 At the time Ind ~ •• to meet., ..... 8u9lneel vil'onment.I Impact ~ C-Ne. -M ..WOSAL,,. HeAWQ ,.,. of: ofthee.lfforll&a~ Awa.. Coate MIN, c..tf. Ntlori. Mfthwork, chain link llO~abow. tit ~ Office. 2985-Beet Str•t. ahould be prepared fOf the The nerne and addf ... of WILL II MILD OM Debra Taylor, Sp Coda. lectlon W of tM 12127 fence, upt\alt concrete and I PUIJC MQTIC( Inter~ In the \bOve met· Col1a Meaa. CA. al 10:00 protect. the COUii 11. (El nombre yl WID .. HOAY, XO"RF.91Jt CCMl-bd, 2 c:lnar1. mlec: Calfomla ,._,.. Code .nd This bUtlneae 18 con, concrete WOf1I 1 t• may 11PPMf and be AM. Ce1 {714)55&-3217 for PublllMd Orange Coat diteoclon1;.de 11 COf1e •); M, -. AT 7• , ..... bQ, 2 TV, aqua,, wtrbd, 2 IN provll6ona of tM C.-. ducted by. a .,.,_. .. P9't.- The Contractor1' Stele "*.IC MOTICI lleatd. detaMa Bid• ~ llOI be ICs Deity Pilot Ncwembar 14, OAAHOll COUNTY MUNIOI-COWWMNCOI 8IOOll 1" °'"""' canopyt, • Ice c:twt., lornla Auction Ltc.nelfta IWIHp lleenH Board llH de.I MOT1CI OF CltJ ef Hut1111l•11 Cl9IMd from conlrectora llOt 1"8 PAL C~IJRT. Cenlrlf ()l'.,Of nm D18TNCT IDUCA· lmoe. aofa. frig Act. the undatalgned w4I Mil Tiie regl1tflnl com~ !ermined that con1rae1or1 ~ ....... ~ •ec:trw.,, attandlnQ lflilWllllttlrOUQh. , m7M llf'I' Mlidel Oletrlcl, 700 TIOM CIMTlll. THI ltrlen Scott. Sp. lllpubllc .... bycompaWw menced IO t.r~ "'*- must be Wceneacl In the fol.I P\aJC .. AMtO C"1 Ctlft 90VHNIMQ aoAAD. CMc c.• OrWe Weet, IDUCATIOTl earraR .. 0034-mllc bu, llrel ... b6ddlf!o on ..... 22nd dlly of ,... undef. the llcttloue 10w1ng cl1te1tleallon lo bid CITT CCMIMCL! Dated: Novwnblr 7. 11181 CarelJR a . ltecll.,. ~ llJl1C( SantaAn"CalifOlnlat2701 1LOCATID AT: ttH1 dWlltbl. mtt,.., bit, 880 No~. 11181, et . 11:30 bualrlMI NIN or WMI oo this Pf'Otect A or C-3'. M.DeYB.-o...xT Publ!IMd Orange Coaat Pw1t111I t Direct• Tiie ~me. 14df .... andlYOllKTOWM AVIMUI, Sien Boruakt, Sp O'dOC* AM on the,,,.,,... lated aboW on October 13, ,.Pr•bld SI .. l~I AelllCY · Dally PllOt November 7, 14, Publllhed Orange Coast MN•llll \ t ,_~of p111n-•~O.WCH.PCMI E1te-bd,eota.crv where Mid pr~ Ilea 1.., • ~~rooN~U:~.;i ~~~'"°" 1983 Mne =P11o•Novembef 14.21. ~~=~; :~":n:t°'~~(~l ~.:.,.ow.=: wt:="''eiwt8:.r::!.· 2 =:.:~~Tor:= ~!.~,,"::.Meet be1presbld11tetnapectlorl1 llOlmlTKOUllY M783 (Avl10 • Acuaado ) nomt>fe,ladlrecdor\yelnu-ITIOTl OfftCI AT: (714) Kathy Car11rell. Sp 132'1 '~ Aoed In thewfttltheCountya.rllofOr0 1oor al wfllch time r91>'-. j CM•• ... ft&tC M)TIC( --.,. ~ 1030-I 102 8. ~ INC., mero de telelono del ---· IXT. ..... E.223-TV l(ltenne, U bx, Clty of Irvine, County of Or· lf'O' County on NovemOlr tat1veaof lheSl•t•and Pf~r ~ I nmLJlo 8'UIRIL aCelf. CIOrP~•UI ~dilldlmMdanla.o ~ ...... 0r-.. C..t lkle,exerunh. wtrbdmttr• .... Stataofcalllomla.tl'le 1. 1MI tC>aCllYe bldderl lhall .-t 1 PRO.llCT AMA) -mnca fO -YOU ~ 'SUED del demendante que llO,IWIJ ,..-... , ..... , ~ 1)d rtm, trtik, lfYdl1C'ladf goodl, dlat1tll 0t .,.,.,,,., ~ •I the Ol1lce ot Plenl ()pef. Notlce of . Joint Public CoernlACTCMta ..,....,...NTCW BYPLAINTlfF:(AUd.leasta Ile ne• abogado. ••).1-Owner r.......,.. lhe right propertydelcribedbek!W.ln Publlhed °'""'COM! lllOtlS IHwlngbytheCttyCounc:ll CAUIMO'Oft..,. Cw.TY damandando) LAWYERS SAXON, ALT, OEAN.' M7M 1obld1ttheMle.Purct\W 1t1ematt ... 1of: DallyPilotNoWml>ar7. 1', 810der1 may order plant ofHuntingtona..dlendlhe SctlOOI Olatrlct· NEW· DeftLOPmNT TITLE INSURANCE COM-, MASON. BREWER & KtN-1 muttbamedawltll~only Pllll Krzyunl1k, Sp. 21.21, 11U 1r1d ll)eClliettlont by con· Redeoveloi;unent ,Aoenc:Y of POAT-MESA UNIFIED UHIMllREITAL PANY, I Virginia cotp«° CANNON, 500 South Mein ft&tC ll)TIC( and paid tor at the lime of 6'19-• ctvt, 2 c:oucM, 3 M0 775 tecilr1g Cootrect M1r1ega-jlMCltyofHuntlngtonBeeetl SCHOOl DISTRICT MIOURClaMCTIOHa atlori Str•t. Suite 1100-Nortll Pll(ChHe. All purcllaMd !*CM, 20 bu, mlac, ti ct111,l--------- mer11 Sec:tlof1. P 0 Boll,regard1ng an~ Pwtld-Bfd 0Hdllr1e: 11:00 CITT Of Yw ..... • CM.._Alt Towet, Ol'lf'O', Californlll f'K:TTTIOUe .._.. gooc1a 1te eold • 11, llnd vao, lmp "8JC ll)TIC( 1079. S1er1mento , petlon A13feament between o'ctodlAMofthe2rlddayol HUNTINOTOlllMACH DAY•...., .. H•~HM t2ee8(71•)M7·9555. I MAm ITATlmlfl' rnuatberemovtldatthetlme Sandra Stanko, Sp. 95812· 1079. Telepllonallhe Redat191opment AoencY Oecembaf, 1988. Notice It hereby given by la ..,.... • ,.. .. • a OATE: (Fec:llll) AUG 03 Tiie following pertona 1te of ..... SateMib)ect to prior eoet-12bxe. tbl, Imp, mllc Kane (916)322·2871. andAobertl<QUtY. Place ol Sid Receipt. the Oepat1ment of Com·.,...," .... "••w et 1987 ld~bullnassu: ~ttoo 1n tile event of Han• Beck , Sp . 'ICTITIOUIW .. There ls 1 r1ooretumable l NOTICE IS HEREBY PurdlulngDept,2985Bear munlty Oevelopmer11, En· tllla..i ReMrt I . KUMC, CleR,( GOlOPORTJEWELERS, Mtt~t betWMn Owner C11t-ga11ppt,•catin11,8 MAlmSTA,.....,, cherge of ~9 50 (check GIVEN that ·the Clry Council St., Costa M .... CA 92121 Ylronmentlll Aeloureet Sec· A ....... w ,.._... .. If Letleli Herr1ar1dea, 15372 Baec:h Blvd., W•I· and. Obltgated petty. Dated chrl. dtk, c:oplef, tbl The lollowlng petaOnl .. pay1ble to Ottk:e ot lhe lot the City ot Huntington ProJeet lder1tllleatlor1 tlon of the City of Hun11r1gtoo _...,..... .-; ,_,,,... o.,utr minlt .... Cell!. 92183 11111 1'tll and 211t dey ol No-Commercial Adj. doing bualrlMI u : S11taArch1tect)IOfHCllMI Beach end the Reda. welop-NM* REMOVAL OF PCB a.ch tlla1 the followlr1g ........ ,_fllW .....e M NOTICETOTHEPERSON Lapidary lr1tern1tlor1at, vembar, 1H8. Publlc J a r1at Hewey, Sp. ALTERATIONS, 2H 5 ot plans arid apec:1t1ca11ons merit Agency ol the City of TRANSFORMERS Dr•ft Negative Oeeteratlorl .................... ,... SERVED· You.,. Mrved .. Inc .• Calif. 7956 Moonmlst S1orege Manegement. Inc. 8030-~r. ctlf, 10 bu, H•bcW Bl.. Col1a Mee&. Eech bidder must be pt .. Hur111ngton Beact1 wtll llotd a Place Plant Are on Fite: requas! ~ bMrl prepared. waM .._ -1 .. ..., ,_ an lndlvldull defendanf Circle Huntlngtoo Beach Telephone (818) 24•8080, mtec 'Cllltt. 12827 qullilild un<lef Ille State !Joint Public Hearing on No-Purdleeing Dept 2985-BHr Tiie draft negative deciar· caae. Publllfled Orange Ooatt Callt. t2&48 ' Agent for Owner. Kan Mltlellc, Sp. 02115-2 Hae Chun Sim, 12181 Con1rac1 Act vember 21. 1988 a1 7:00 St.. Col1a Mase. CA iftk>ri wll be evallable for " ,.. • _. 11la ,_I Deity Pilot Octobef 31, No-Tlllt b\ltlr1e11 11 eor1· Publiahed Orenga Cout eoucha. 10 chra. 2 cabntl, 2 Adrien Clfda •A. Gerdan Succ.sstul bidder 111111 P m lr1 the Counell NOTICE IS HEREBY public revt.w and comment n1p1,_ M ...... ,.. ..._, vember 7, 14, 21, 1988 ducted by. a corpo<etlorl Oallv Pllol November 14, 21, tbla,'\ec, frig, tO bx1, mi1C Gtove. Cellf. 92640 tur~sh p1yen1 bOnd 1.nd Chamber1, Clty Hall, 2000 GIVEN lllet 111• above· lot ten.(10) daye eommenc-...... -. ..-,_I M769 The regll\rar11 com-1988 Barb Ma1111aw1, Sp. Thlt bUlinesa 11 eon· per m•nce l>Ond as re-M1lr1 StrMt, Huntington nerned 5mool Diltrlct ol Or· Ing November 14, 1988. ...-. _., ...0 .,.-menced to 1ranuet bull· M785 0310-~ll. cabnt1, 2 duG1*S ~an lndMdual qulr by law Beeeh, Califomla. to con-angeCounty. Callfomla. eel· 1>r1ft Ne91tlve O.Clar· artr.., M .._....... "8JC MQTIC( .,... undef Ille fictitou1 dlfl, tltc:tl. Imp. mite The reglltflnt com· NOTICE OF REOUtRE· 1 ~Ind eel upon an e>wr.. Ing by and ttwougfl It• Gov· atlon No . .._.... It a requast ......_ ......... "-.. buliMla nerne or ~ PlBJC NOTICE Dwight Preacher, Sp. rnenced to trenaact b\.9- M E N T F 0 R N 0 N • 1 Plrtlelpatlorl ""..,.,,, lot ernWlg Boerd. hereloatt ... ,.. to conatNI --lnllfll ir1 oewt. f)CTITIOUI ~.. listed lbove on Oetobef 15, 0071-eabnt, radio. phono. ""' under ttle flc:fltou• DISCRIMINATION PRO· Mll~P-Perking Fec:My. terred1o•"OISTRICr',wltl \II• AEurvolr Hiii ,....,._ ......... ,... MAmaTATlmlfl' 1988 f)CTfTIOU8.,... .. .-Obu ,mltc: buelnMa name Of namaa GRAM (GOV COO£. SEC-'The egr-1...,t prcMdaa for ~MC> to, but not later At.Nlament Olttrlel. Illa ........... Y•..,... The following petaont .,. Cleveland c Well, Pr.... ..... aTATlmNT 811.,I Roeu. Sp . lilted aoov. on N/A TION 1f990) Yoor att11r11ion the de ... lopment of a five ltlan the above ltated time, •• boUrlded on the north ..... • ......, rflM doing bullneea M: dent me 1o11ow1ng pe(IOl\l ere E391~ bu, blll. tbl H ... Chun 8m .. 11 Cllled to tile 'NOrl· level perking 1tructure with IMled bldl for the awatd of by Ella A*'Ue, on Ille MSt ...,. • Jelll • .... ....... C . A.H. T S ., 1I5 3 8 Tl'MI ttaternent was filed doing bu*-M : ~ r...-... the rtght TNa ltlt..-,l~lled d1tcr1m.na11on Cl1uM set 19'1Pfoxitnalely 838 par1llng a contrect lor the •boYIPt~ by Hutlngton Street. on the • .......,,,...., ..... ,Hemlock Cir., Fountain Val-with the Cowlty a.rt! of Or· AA ROW STAR PIG· 10 blcht the ..... Purc:Neel with the County a.rtl~- lortll or referred to herein sc>acet Ind IPPfOJdmately iect. I eouth ~ YOftltown. and on ......, rwlllfnl Mnkle • tey. Calif 92708 ange Courlty on Oct~ 28, TURES, 729 w 11111 St .. muet be mede with ealft only "'9t County on October 2t, wtiieft 11 1C>P1icable 10 all j32.073 lqUll'• feet of com-Eectl blckt..-mutt tubmtt the welt by a lne per .... to a ..... *.._(..._ tit Carol J. Fermer, 16538 1988 • Cos1a ......._ C.ill 92e27 and paid f0t et the time of 1988 "°"9118mPI Slit• Construe· merc:lal office ..-loca1ed with Mdl bid a oenlfled °'land apptOlltmetefy 1.000 ............ ). Hemlock Cir., Fouritlin Val-,.... Ptlitlp Joeeptl Rivie. 995 purch... All purchased ,_ ooo Contr1ets ar1d to the Wf!Nntheblodltounded~ eaiahler'• chectl peyab'e to leelWlltofEdWlltdaStreet. 0....-• .. le -ley,Cellf 12708 Publilhed Orenge Coal S. Suttarcreak Rd .. goodl •• totd u 11. and Publiltled Orange Co191 Standard Cel1tor"11 Non· I Olive A.,.,_, Third Street. the DISTRICT or a bid bond I The actual project eontiltl ........ ... ....... .... Tiii• bytlMN 11 COrl· Oelly Piiot NOWmber7, 4. Anetletm. Cllil. 92804 muet be,~ .. the time Deity Piiot Octql>ar 31, No- dltcr1m1n1tl0" Construc1ion ,Watnul Avenue. Ind Mein lfl lf'le form Mt lortll In 1hllof ln1u1llatlori of 13,200 lifl.. .W...., ..._ • ,._. dUcted by: an lndlVldual 21, 28, 1983 Tllil bUalneu 11 cor1° of...._ Sala IUb)ect 10 prior veml>ar 7, 14, 21, 1H8 Coo1r1e1 Spee1tica1100" Ml ,S1reet In the City of Hunt· contract document• In an .., leel al 18 lnctl, 11 Inch • • DtA8 CM.a.ANOS Tiie regl11rar1t com· M·771 ~by. an lndMdull cancelllltlOt• lfl the ..• :• _ M-761 7J~HEVROLET Home of the Serengeti Blazer &i:lj@l•IHI Call our t11endty salesmen' for details 579-5100 1-800-228-7240 1707 1 E Imperial Hwy ·Yorba Linda. California Compan 0_11r O S1rrit:1 I S1/1t:tion THEO~ ROBINS THE e>-1STORE 2060 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa 642-0010 o SADDLEBACK Sales leasing Service Parts IRVINE AUTO CENTER 1-800-831-3377 714-380-1200 6'~ I GMC:TFfUCK "THE SMART STOP" • (714) 540-9640 2850 HARBOR BL VO. COST A MESA G JIM SLEMONS IMPORTS f Mercedes~Benz 1301 Quan St. Newport 8Meh AC.URA 1001 Guel ••• Newport llNch & SA~BlY.IL~BG $ 0 NEW LOCATION! SANTA ANA AUTO MA.LL 1500 Auto Mell Dr., Senta Ane 135-3171 Newport/SS Frwy. at Edinger ,$ates Dep1 open 7 days Sefvic:e Hours: Mon.-Fn 7am· 10pm 8UENA P"RK ST,.NTON GARO N GRO\f PACIFIC OCEAN -~,.-- IJ~ : .;. ': ·~ . . - HON,DA ··~ COUN'TY8 QUIET LEADER OF THE IMPORTS" • (714) 540-0713 2MO HARBOA Bl.VD. • COSTA MESA Huntington Beach Chrysler • Plymouth DAIHATiSU SALES -LEASINQ SERVICE -PARTS =~== ~::;.. 842-Gl31 - lilY1rti11 on Tliis P111 C1ll for D1t1il1 642-4321 CALL ONE OF THESE DEALERS FOR THE BEST BUY HUNTINGTON a EACH AC.URA Amdkr 91 .. u .. 0 5£& MOTOR TR&N08 CAR C# THE YEAR 'IWIX SERV1C& OUT. OPEN MONDAY UNTIL 9:00 P.M. C7t•JMW6SI INc .. .., • a..n Grow~ ww .......... • OLDSMOBILE • CADILLAC ALLEN • GMCTAUCKS SAN DIEGO FWY • AVERY EXIT ~ We •• e HI0+4 VOlUM£ LOW PAOFIT DHlenllop Our Goal Is to Be Number One ·~~ 548-0220 0 HOUSE of IMPORTS, Inc. Mercedes-Benz 6862 Manchester Boulevard Buena Park ~ SE~~ 213 or 714/llERCEDES -6 M ·F a p M ·F 8a p Where l·S and 1·9lmcct. Sat. 8a·2p • Superior ~VOLKSWAGEN@ ~ IN WESTMINSTER ~ 7600 Westminster Blvd .• Westminster (714.)891-9378 (213)4.30-2843 • Go~ G,.o.'1s ~ Orange Coast Jeep Eagle C..CO.U s.dltactloe • Sales OIU If I l'rlotflY • Service 541 I023 • Leutac 2624' Barbor Blvd. • Costa Me•a G ~ c CAMPQEI I NISSAN/I-WT~ ~ • low Pricu • No G1mm1cl.s • Gr.ot Selectio" • Friend ly People • Excellent Service I 183.5 a.odl ._._,,d (714) 142°7791 (243) 5"0 1463 LINCOLN •RCURY ~BEACH ---SALES -LEASING SERVICE -PARTS (71'4) 848-7739 16800 BMcb BIYd. (71 4) $56.1008 Hwitill4J100 IMcla, C.A 92647 S.tn . ~.Part• Leall"I All Maka 96~1969