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Mesa Chamber in· ftind~raisi.ng flap
PAC solicitors accused of being pushy;
Chamber drops aggressive campaign
what promises to be a vitnohc
election battle against Mesa Action, a
homeowners coalition that considers
thc chamberto be an interloper in city
politics.
By TONY SAAVEDRA
Oflllel)elly"9t .....
The poli 11cal arm of the Costa Mesa
Chamber of Commerce has dumped
an aggressive election fund-raising
campaign after solicitors for the
group were accused of being too
pushy
Now taking a low-key approach to
fund-raising. leaders of the chamber
OCfifth
richest
county • •• in state
By G. JEANE'M'E A VENT
Although Orange County 1s often
ballyhooed as one of the wealthiest
counties in the United St.ates. Mann
County resident'> are Calafom1a's
ncht~t
Mann°County residents arc way
ahead of the pack with an annual
income of S 18.311 for every man.
woman and child. San Mateo 1s a
dist.ant ond with a per capita
income of S 13, 902 Bnngmg up the
neitt th ree positions of the state's
richest co unties arc: Contra Costa at
S 12.876: Santa Clara at S 12,869:
Orange County at S 12,3&2.
The figures arc from the recently
released U ~-Census Bureau report
which rank!. the nataon·s com-
mun111cs by their per capita income.
According to the government's
numbers crunchers. Mann County's
ncht'St town 1s Bel vedere where the
per capita income as SH.870.
Statewide. the nchest town 1s
Indian Wells. a R1vcrs1dc County
retirement town where each of the
1.191 res1dent'i has an income of
S42.373
~ In Orangc < ounty, Newport Beach
leads the "'a) wnh a per capita
income of S23.535 La&una Beach
follows at Sl9.430. Valfa Park has
Sl 8.'92, lr.,.ine scored high wath
(Pleue eee OC/A2)
poli11cal action committee arc fret-
ting that they won't have enough
money to battle City Council can-
didates deemed by the chamber to be
anti-business.
The committee quietly disbanded
its telephone soliciting operation
af\er local merchants complained
they were being hounded fo r con-
tnbuuons.
The business group 1s girding for
Radar rally
In 1984, Mesa Action staged a
grassroots campaign that pushed two
slow-growth advocates onto a C1ty
Council that was historically pro-
development.
.. In the last elcctaon. we didn't raise
enough money to respond every time
Mesa Action came out wtth a dirty
Oyer or a letter full of hes." said Don
Butts. chairman of the chambers
pohtacal committee.
Hant:t.ncton Beach police officer Bill Stuart ehoww
~:f117ra the radar fan that beach patrol• will uee to ticket
• blcyclleta. PC>Uce Jut week beCan enforcm, a clty
ordinance eetttnc the bicycle 1peed llmlt at 6 mph when
"This year we fell we should have
more money in the kitty to respond."
Butts explained. "But apparently our
members don't feel it's that import-
ant."
With the council ma1ority at stake
1n the Nov, 4 election, the chamber
had hoped to pump dollars into
campaigns of pro-development can-
didates.
Campaign finances arc expected to
play a crucial role for ,.chamber-
supported candidates. who may not
have the low-cost, volunteer work -
force sported by Mesa Action -
which uses a home computer system
to produce ats own mailers.
• NQ _ longer soliciting merchants
1nd1 vidually. tht chamber 1s now
ofTen ng businesses an opportunity to
contribute pan of their membership
dues to the political banJe. Merchants
wishing todooatecan mark.a apace 10
be provided on membership renewal
forms.
For the most pan, however. the
chamber has been left hat-an-hand
"We're sta ll taking money. We have
a dnbbhng offunds comma an." Butts
said. esumatang the group had $8.000
an the tall
Dunng the last clcctaon, the
pedeatrtane are preaent. Vlolatora will be cited ID an attempt
to control the cycU.ta weaTtna around -and eometimea
throach -the 5 ,000 to 10.ocJO pedeatrlane utnc the 30-
foot-wtde 1urface road at the city beach.
Prop6l~o Id increase government costs LISA
MAHONEY--Ora nge Co unty analysts say Gann Initiative
would promote med!ocrtty in public-servi ces
Editor'• oote: ni. ,. tlte first of •
hfo-part •erle• a. ~"' ,.e GUJJ
J.lt#1tJt1e, If ,,. .. d , co.Id alf«t
Oru1e Co111ty 1ot1ernmeat.
The cost of Ora nae County govern-
ment wall nse. not wither. 1f voters
back the latest ballot 1nit11t1ve from
tax crusader Paul Gann
So sa} county analysts who have
been analyzing Proposition 61 ,
Gann·s so-called Fair Pay Amend·
men I.
Analysts beheve the art1tic1al hm11s
that Gann wants placed on govern·
mcnt salancs wall promote med1oc·
nty by dnving qualified and1 v1duals
L i on s take hats off
to Harry 'Cap ' Sh eu e
Huntington Beach -
club ho nors htm with
lifetime membership
87 G. JEANETTE A VENT .., .... c.. .... ~
Many Huntington Stach rt'i1dents
consider Harry M 'Tap" Sheue the
c11y's own lavana legend
Sheuc Field, Hununaton Beach
H1ah School's football st.ad1urn. was
named af\er ham -1n apprcc1at1on of
h1 34 )can of teach in& and coach1ni,
Shcuc (pronounced Shoo-«), J01ned
the faculty 1n 192S and over the years
COl(htd everyth1n1 fro m football to be Ctball, track. baS(Mll. IOI( 1nd
aymnast1cs lie wa~ I\<> the first
Oran County coach to he named to
the altfom1a Coat hes Auoc11tton
Hall or Fame
He may have retired from teaching.
said school secretary Caren Downs,
but that's probably the only thina he
retired from. she said Friday. "He's a
ball offirc."
Even in his 91st year. plaudits arc
still rolling in. On Saturday, the
Hunt1naton Beach Host Lions Club
honored him wtth a hfct1me member·
ship and surpnscd him with a
birthday cake IQ celebrate his birth-
day. which was Fnday
hcuc 1s th<' onl y survtv1na chaner
member of the local L:1ons C1ub.
which was founded an 1938 Bom
<\ua. 22. 1895 an Pcona Iowa. he has
a total of 6' )Cars an Laonasm. '81d
Gary C1ruwell the cluh prc11dent
L1fct1me memberships arc
awarded to oumand1n.1 mcmhcn
who have bctn with the same club for
2S ytars, Ciru"'cll uad
Wht'n hcuc helped rhartcr the
(P1eue eee 81RUK/ A2l •
ou t ol public service And the hmats
on rontracts he propose'> could spell
the return of the huge public works
1.kpanmcnt whose employees wall
collect trash. maintain county parks
and perform a host of other duties at a
much higher cost to the county than
can he achieved through !he com-
pc11t1ve b1dd1ng process.
Top county administrator Larry
Parrish acknowledges that man) gov-
ernment offic ials 1ncorrccth· pred1c-
1cd dare consequences 1f Gann's best
II.no"' n 1n111at1ve -Propoo;1t1on 13-
passed.
In retrospect, government adapted
and survived the property tax
slashing measure. but this time Gann
has really done 1t. Parrish said. "We
are going to lose some good people
W<.• arc going to have ~me homn-
dous costs ··
Pamsh"s comments echo those of
others throughout the state who say
Propos1t1on 61 will have a disastrous
effect on all levels of government
Some of its opponents are predic-
tably those who would be most
Focus ON THE NEws
affected b) its prov1s1ons. But as-
soc1at1ons representing dastnct at
torne\s ~hool administrators and
Judges ha'e been Joined by .. uch
unhleh panner'I as the Cahfom1a
Taxpa'e,..,· .\s~1a11on. the 'ilatc
(PJea.ee Me OAJOl/A2)
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Hury "Cap" Sbeoe bolCS. b1e btrtladay cake
whJle fellow Lion• Clab memben ceJebrat
wttb blm. Membera lnclade: (from left) Ken
Milner, Dlck Porell. Vlrl Amerman. Oeor&
Wouwenaar, Gary Orawell. llalpb llnmer,
Art Letta and L&ttJ Klrkeneiacer.
•
chamber mustered only $6, 110 to
support fourca nd1datcs. All but one
lost
"If we wan this umc, fine. If we
don't, it's tou~. We'll go as best we
can." Buns said.
The business group has not yet
made any endorsements of the I 3
candidates running for two council
scab left open by rctirina incumbents
Norma Hertzog and Arlene Schafer .
Schafer was rcc-ently hired as the
chamber's executive director. and
HcrtzOJ plans lo head a new non-
profit foundauon
(Pleue eee CBAllB&R/ A2)
Specia!
election
decision
near
By STEVE MARBLE
A decision may be reached as soon
u Monday on whether 1t Wlll be
necc-ssary to hold a spcctal otywuk
election 1n Nc-wport Beach to let
voters dectdc the fate of a $300
m1lhon development prOJCC\.
At 'Lake 1s the lrv1ne Co.'s plan to
expand Newport Center with office
towers. re 1dent1aJ tracu,aoommunj-
ty theater and a baucry of restaurants.
If an election as mandated. city
officials have proposed that at be held
Nov 25 -only three weeks after the
General Election when four City
Council scats are up for grabs.
"W<' might as well get 1t over with
before i)coplc get too blase," said
Mayor Phil Maurer. who voted in
favor of th<' expansioq prOJCCt and 1s
oppose<fto a s·pecaal ctecnon:---
"If we have to have al, I just don't
Stt an)' sense an dragging 11 out." said
Maurer
Caty officials said holding back-to-
back elections makes sense because
pollan' places and precinct worten
wall sllll be an place.
Gndlock. an act1v1st group op-
poo;cd to the c~pans1on. pthcred
more than 6.000 sagnaturn after the
cuuncal approved plans for the Irvine
Co de' clopmcnt The group needed
to collect 4 353 signatures in order to
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Bandit fails
to get cash,
respect in HB
By TONY . AAVED.RA
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l\ hapk•" roht'lt'r &ot no money and
r \cn k.,, r<''ip<"Ct fmm two Hunt,.
1n11on Beal h rt''itauranti. whctt cm.
plo .. rt\ rrfu"<'d ha\ demands for cash
\atunhl\ n1 h1 ~
Ahhouah h<' "a\ tot ma a bluc--stttl
handaun. th<' de1ectrd bandit JU
rnulJn'1 COO\ln~c an)onc It the
re-.t .. unant'i that ht' mt'~n1 bu 1nesa.
\aid ~t )('ff ( l\pt'
., cah he v.a\ a two-time \otcr, .. < o pt' ..aid "One IU)' commen~ tbat
h~ 1u .. 1 didn't ha\'e no c-ommand
pte~n,i;-·
I he hctuddled t4nd1t first ICICOAed
a c.haer at Ch.ark) Brown'1 ~
1111ran1 16 t ch Blvd • at :SI
pm C"an)1n1 n rmpty ~paper
hap. for the booty. he walked throucf\
(Pl ... BANl>M' I All
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d OrMQe CoMt DAILY PILOT/ Sunday, Auguat 24, 1988
GANN INITIATIVE EFFECTS •••
Proa Al
~ue of Women Voters and the CbaJnberofComme~ in thdreff'ort
to tum voters apinst the proposition.
Depcndint on whether benefits are
included in Oano·s defini11on or
employee compensation. Prop·
osition 61 would cap the salaries of
most state, county and city employees
at either $64.1.000 or $49.000 a year -
80 pertent or the aovemor's proposed
salary.
It would prevent employees from
accumul.atina sick leave and vacation
time from year to year and place a
$75-an-hour cap on contracted ser-
vices.
Jn addition, all aovemmcnt con-
tracts would have to be re-bid every
two years and employees C)f contract
firms could cam no more than the w~e limit set for public employees.
Statewide, the proposition is pre-
dicted to save $250 million in
salaries. But it could also triager the
immediate payout of $7 bilrion m
already accumulated vacation and
sick time if a judge determined that
employees have a vested right to the
previously earned benefits.
Those urging voters to vote no on
Proposition 61 have formed a state-
wide coalition to fight the measure.
Called Cahfom1ans for Quality Gov-
ernment, the coaht1on 1s working
hard to raise more than $4.5 million
to counteract Gan n's efforts.
Local oppos1uon. including Dis-
trict Attorney Cecal Hicks and the
Association of Orange County Dcpu-
ty Sheriffs, i' orpniud under tbe
Coord1natm1 Committee for Quality
Oovemment.
The county Board or Supervisors
bas not taken a position on Prop..
osi1ion 61 , but Dan C. Woolridae. an
aide to Chairman Ralph Oark, says
he knOW$ of no board member who
favon the proposition.
Woolridae said the board will be
asked to pass a resolution of opposi·
tion in comina weeks.
Gann's stated aim in collecting
signatures for his Fair Pay Amend-
ment was to put an end to scandal·
ously high pension payments .se-
ceivcd by 16 former state officials.
Gann reasoned that, sin~ pension
payments are tied to salary levels,
lowering the wages of public em-
ployees would ensure that no one
receives a government pension five
and six times higher than the salary
earned while in office.
But there 1s no provision m
Proposition 61 that will lower pen-
sions rcc:ei ved by the 16 individuals
(flrgeted by Gann. Senator Alan
Cranston will continue to receive
$134, 502 a :rear from his time as state
controller. Supreme Coun Justice
Stanley Mosk will aJso keep the
SI Ol,723 a :rear rettrement for past
public service Just as former Gov. Pat
Brown will co ntinue to collect his
SI 57.693. The huge pensions collected by
these and 13 other former state
officials must be unlinked to the
sataries of &ncumbents in the offwes
they hetd. Another proposition on the
Nov. 4 ballo1 would do just that, but
not the one authored by Gann.
What Proposition 61 will do, its
opponents contend. ii:
• cause a nurry or retiremenU as
senior employees quit prior to Elec-
tion Day to guarantee their pension
benefits are paid at their old salary
level:
•cause a brain dr&Jn from the halls
of aovemment as top administrators.
senior prosecutors, jud.aes. college
professors and physicians seek the
hiaher wqes that will still be avail·
able through private sector employ·
ment:
• attract mediocre managers w1ll-
mg to accept salaries below free
market standards:
• force government -includina
public safety agencies -to perform
with skeleton crews during Novem-
ber and December as employees
hasten to use up their remaimng sick
days;
• end cost-saving contracting ar-
rangements because businesses are
unable or unwilling to comply with
restrictions imposed, and
• add large numbers of employees
to government payrolls to perform
the work of the former contractors.
NEXT--: Larry Parrld, th cou-
ty'• top •dmumtntor .. y, h •Hid
H th llr1t to qrllt JI Propol/tl• 11
••• •pproved u4 ti• 111,HI • year .. 1uy ,.. .. ll••ted.
CHAMBER IN FUND-RAISING FLAP ...
P'romA2
R1ckSaxon.1 he chamber's market-
ing consultant. was at the helm oft he
defunct telephone operation.
Saxon said he hared three solicitors
with pohtacal expenence to contact
chamber members early this sum-
mer. The:r were to use a sales pitch
that had been approved by the
political commmec's four-member
board.
.. All the) said was. we need your
suppon It's going to be a tough
battle.'' he maintained. ··w e don't
believe an hard-sell tacti cs."
However. the soltc1tors ended up
aggra,atang some merchants who
complained of high-pressure tactics.
"The} were, uh. aggresswe ..
that's the nice word.'' said Ken
Burger. manaser of Burger Quality
Upholstery. "They called repeatedly
and talked to four·dafTerent people.
asking e'er) one for mone) Our dues
pa~ chamber salanes. the)' don't pa)
someone 10 harass me ...
Burger was also annoyed that the
Sure shot
chamber was asking for money to
suppon candidates that had not yet
been named.
"They were aslong for a blanket
endorsement and you just can't do
that." he said. "I may not like their
candidates."
Butts conceded that most of the
chamber members did not like the
idea of being solicited over the
telephone .
"They felt the sohcators were
coming on too strong," he said.
Chamber president Malcolm Ross
sa id the fund-raising operation
"wasn 't handled very well ," and
called the effort "an educational
process."
Meanwhile. Saxon reacted with
surpnse when asked this week about
the allegedly ovcrz.ealous solicitors.
"This as the fir$t time I've heard
this." Saxon said. "I've never heard
one complaint. ..
axon had to dip mto his own
pocket . after the operauon was
scuttled. to cover expenseS that were
A penalve Kiaa McGee, 5, of Fountain Valley geu a aecond
DPT lnnoculation from emergency room nurse Connie
Atzert during Children'• Day at Co.ta Meu Medical Center
Hoapltal Saturday. Klm McGee holda her daqbter'• arm•
after Klaa pulled the flnt •JTince from her leg. The
lmmunJzationa, •• well u YiaJon, heartna and apeecb
acreenJnga were pro.tded free. A clown wu al.o on hand to
help take the •ting oat of ml ting the doctor.
OC FIFTH RICHEST ...
From Al
S 15.622 and ~al Beach came in fifth.
at $14,866
Huntington Beach. Fountain Val·
ley and Costa Mesa per capita
incomes were hc;ted at S 12.868.
S 12.240 and S 11 R06 respcct1 vel:r
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The poore!>I <:1ty m Orange County
was Santa AM with a per capita
income of $8.133
But Santa Ana stall ranked well
abo"e the state'c; poorest community.
J town located an Fresno County.
charged against future commissions.
He was later asked to withdraw
from the political effort and concen-
trate on his job promoting other
chamber acti vities.
''I've taken a personal loss in this
(fu nd-raising) proJect.'' Saxon said.
.. Somehow or other by trying to help.
I got involved in local politics -and
I don't hke it."
Mesa Action founder John Gar-
dner said he wasn't surprised by the
apparent lack of enthusiasm in the
chamber's general membership,
which is di vided between large com-
panies and mom-and-pop oper-
ations.
Gardner said the homeowners'
group didn't have a quarrel with
small businesses, only developers
whose high-density pro~ects would
snarl traffic, increase noise and pol-
lute the air
"Most small businesses realize that
we have nothing 10 fight about," he
said.
SHEUE •.•
From Al
club 48 years ago. Hunungton Beach
was mostly bean and beet fields, and
Santa Ana. the hub of the county, had
a lot of citrus. "Where the bean fields
stopped. the oranges began." said
Sheuc.
Sheue went up and down Main
Street recru iting members for the new
club. and was later elect~d the club's
second president. said Gruwell.
Sheuc was also mstrumental in
starting the Lion's Club Pancake
Breakfast. and Lawrence Welk was
one of the first entertainers for the
fundraiscr. said Gruwell. The benefit
~ still one of the dub's main fund
raisers. It raises money for nonprofit
groups in volved in sight and heanng
care
Although "Cap" Sheue may not be
playing 18 holes ofgolflike he did on
his 80th binhday. he is still acti ve in
the club and a very good speaker. said
Gruwell. "He's been quite an inspira-
tion to a lot of the fellows," said
Gruwell, and they wanted to \how
their apprec1at1on.
BANDIT •.•
From Al
the door and demanded the night's
receipts.
The worker refused. Cope said.
With has paper bag still empty, the
armed robber tned has luck about
9: I 0 p.m. at Mane Callender's res-
taurant. about a half-block away at
7880 Echngcr Ave.
He walked up to a waitress and
announced that this was a s11ck-up.
.. She turned away and ignored him.
The suspect just walked out.'' Cope
said.
The paper bag remained empty.
('ope said the bandit was described
as a mak w h1te. 30 years old, 5 feet 11
inches tall. 170 pounds.
Correction
In today's Gold Coast section. 1t 1s
incorrectl y reported that Lllhe Rubin
fashions are sold at Antonio Buttaro.
Designers available al the Atrium
Coun store do include Verssacc.
Carlos Falci and Ak1ra. The Daily
Pilot regrets this error
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Fly bait to be set in HB, Valley
By G. JEANETl'E AVENT
The st.ate Depanment of Agncul-
turc will begin applying a poisonous
bait in Hunting1on Beach and Foun-
tain Valley this week in an attempt to
halt the spread ofa newly introduced
frun fl y.
The guava fruit fly. first identified
Aug. 9 on a peach tree in Garden
Gro' e, could devastate the peach and
citrus industry an California ifll is not
qu1ckl) eradicated, state agricultural
officials .have said.
In Huntington Beach. the bait will
be applied early Monday morning
and the depanment hopes to get to
Fountain Valley by Tuesday after-
noon. said Brian Tavlor. a depart-
ment official. •
The area of coverage in Huntington
Beach runs along Edinger A venue to
Golden West Street and includes the
Huntington Center. Golden West
College and the Old World Shopping
Center. said Wa yne Appel. deputy
comm1ss1oner with the Orange Coun-
t)' Department of Agriculture.
In Fountain Valley. the bait will be
applied in a small area north of Mile
Square Park between Brookhurst and
Euclid streets. he said.
Appel said while the thick mixture
1s poisonous. "il dries fast and docs
not have a long residual. .. It will be
applied mne feet above the ground on
utility poles and trees bordering
residential streets every 50 yards.
Treatment will t!e repeated per-
iodically. but no spraying is planned.
he said.
The ban 1s a mixture of dibrom, a
compound commonly used as a fly
control. methyl eugenol. a sex attraC'·
Lant. and a thickening agent, said
Appel.
Huntington Beach and Fountain
Valley are pan of a 16 square-mile
area bemg treated. Santa Ana. Gar-
den Grove. Westminster. Stanton
and Midwa} Cat}' are also receiving
apphcations.
Agriculture officials believe the
gua'a frua t lh made its wa) into the
country on fruit brought in illeJ.l!llY 1n
luggage and through the mail from
Hawa11 and the Far East
Checkpoint set up
in We stminster
The ( altfornaa H1ghwa) Patrol S(t
up a sobm't) chl.'ckpoant Saturda) at
11 p.m. for car\ tra"eltng sou thbound
on Beach Boutr,·ard. JUSt south of the
San Diego Frel'WJ\ 1n Westminster
.\spokesman tor the C HP said the
chcd..po1nt would be operating for
roughl~ fhe hour<,
A similar '>obnct) check Fnda~.
from 11 p m to .l a m .. an Tustm
nettc.'d nine ,1rn·\l~ (>n alcohol-relal<'d
charges ou1 ol lhe more than 900 cars
that .... ere stoprx·d. lhc spokesman
said
REFERENDUM DECISION DUE ...
From Al
force a citywide election.
The signatures oow are being
checked by the Orange County Regis-
trar of Voters against a computerized
last of registered voters in Newpon
Beach.
The process is expected to be
completed early Monday evenins.
Allan Beek. the organizer of Gnd-
locl... said he 1s confident that the
group has enough signatures to
weather any challenges raised by the
Registrar's office.
"Well . yo u ne ve r know.'' said
Maurer when asked about the verifi-
cation process. "Maybe a bunch of
tourists signed the petitions. I don't
know-"
Beek, a council candidate, said a
No". 25 special election date would
be a waste of city money
Hl' said members of Gndlock and
other c1t1zen groups presently are
collecting signatures for an init1at1ve
aimed at slowins growth in Newport
Beach by tying It to stnngent traffic
standards.
If the init1a11ve 1s successful. 1t too
would require a special clec1ion.
"It seems lake the city wants to rush
out and spend money," said Beck. "If
we get th<' signatures for the initiative.
and I bet we will. why waste money on
t.,.,o special elections?"
In cluding the cost of venfying
signatures. a special elec11on on the
Newpon Center expansion would
cost about $53.000. according to City
Clerk Wanda Raggio.
All sades acknowledge that no
matter w-hat happens. the referendum
effort has created a t.aalor-made
elccuon issue for council candidates.
"It's already an election issue. I'm
sure." said Maurer. who is in the
middle of ha s four-} ear term.
The ewansaon project. to mcl ude
an estimated $40 million an road
SEMI-ANNUAL
SALi
1mprU\cmcn1' hJ<, been hailed as the
r('na1~\ance of"lt•\I. pon Center b~ the
In 1nL· ( o
The dc,clopmcnt lirm. head-
quancmJ an thl' Llrcular shopping
and bu-.inn~ n·naer. has been a1 -
temp1mg to t•xpand Ne""port Center
for ncJrl~ a decade .\ previous plan
WJ\ tas1 J'11de m the face of a
rckrL'ndum
In add11 1on tuoOile and resadenttal
LOn<,truuaon the present bluepnnt include~ plani. for bu1ld1ng a teen
renter and enlarging a cit) library and
lhe \,c\l.pon Harbor .\n Museum
lhL' Lh1cfcn11c1sm from member
of(mdlocl.. as that the plan will spawn
traffic-congcmon. pan1eularly in
( orona del Mar
fhc Irvine ( o contends traffic
auualh ""'II improve because of a b~ pa<.~ 11 hc1s promised to bui ld
around Corona del Mar.
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Clothing • Furnishings • Shoes
FINAL DAY TODAY
·Open 12 p.m. -· S p.m.
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Orange COU1 DAILY PL ndoy, AugUot ~•. IHI
Mr. and Mn. Kirk Stone
STONE·W ANDER
Harbor Christian Church. Newport Beach. was
the setti ng fo r the July 26 weddlng ceremony of
Debra Kathleen Wander of Huntingto n Beach and
KJrk Don Stone, Newport Beach. A reception for
150 guests followed in the Fellowship Hall.
The bnde as the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roger
L. Wander of Hunungton Beach. She designed and
created her form-fittmg floor-length gown of
embroidered open-cut organza, trimmed with seed
pearls and mdescent scqums. Her gathered sleeves
were elbow length and her chapel train was made of
tulle. A double tiered veil was held by a headpiece of
silk fl owers and pearl sprays
Robin Wander was her sister's maid of honor.
and bndesma1ds were Claudine Lecrosse. V1 ck1
Lauder and Lua Becker K.1m C.asady was 1n charge
of the guest book.
Don Sto ne and Mrs. Janice Stone of Oceanside
arc parents of the bridegroom. He was attended by
Russell Vittrop, best man, and Steven Wander, the
bride's brother, Tim Stewart and Ken Wilson.
ushers.
Following a cruise to the Bahamas, the
newl yweds arc res1d1ng 10 Santa Ana.
Mr. and Mra. Larry Newell
NEWELL-TODD
Chns1 ( ollege In. me Chapel was the setting for
the Aug. 2 wedding of Laune Todd of Ne wpon
Beach and larT) Newell of Balt1mor<". Md. T heir
guests attended a reception at the Newpon Hills
Clubhouse The "edding cake was adorned " uh the
same cake-top used b> the bnde's parents at their
wedding 33 )Cars ago
The bndc 1s the daughter of Wilham and Jean
T odd o f Newport Beach She wore a white taffeta
gown "1th pearls and sequins accentmg the
s"eetheart neckline and bodice and scalloped lace
trimming on the skirt
Carol Miller was the honor attenda nt. and
bridesmaids were Ten) Zaccun. Debbie John'son
and Dawn Ostgaard . .\dnenne and Jamie Thomas
and Em1h Johnson. all nieces of \he bnde. were
no"er girls. and her nephew. Jeffre) Johnson. was
nng bearer
The bndegroom as the son of Mr and Mrs. John
Johnson of Balta more. Lyndon Brown was best man.
and usher<; were Mark Gringas and Lewis Putman.
.\fter a wedding tnp to Carmel. the couple are
resident<, of Santa Ana She as with the Paul Revere
compan1ec; and he as emplo-.ed b) '\stech Corp
SHIELDS-HAMMOND
Fountain Valle) residents Knstm Mac.\lp1ne
Hammond and Mark Alan Sh1eldc; exchanged
"eddang 'o"s on June 28 10 the Mesa Verde United
Methodist Church. Costa Mesa
The bnde. daushter of James and Carol> n
Hammond of Fountain Valle). wore a handsewn
gown of sa11n and lace
She w~s attende-d b) And rea Brown. maid of
honor. and Cher,I Hammond and Allison h1elds.
bridesmaids
Her husband as the .,on of .\I and Donna Shields
of Burlington. Ma'is His best man was Rick
Hoffman. and ushers were David and Kyle Shields.
Following a re1.ept100 for 75 guests an the
'\capulco Restaurant. the newlyweds hone)' mooned
alon~ the ( ahfom1a coast They are at home 10 oa .. 1c;
Both are recent graduates of l!C Irvine The
bride 1s a graduate student at UC Davis and her
husband works an corporate finance.
Mr . and Mn~ Brian Freeman
FREltMAN·ZWEMltR
Rnan F-rct"man of Newport Beach claimed
M1m1 /w1•ml'rof Phoenl\ as his bnde dunngJuly I 9
rites 10 \t .\ndH'v. ·~ Pre'b' tcnan Church "1ewport
Beach
Their parent\ are Or and Mrs rrank /v.emer
of Phoc.·ol\ ilnd ~tr .tnd Ml' Malt Freeman
J hctr recepuon v.a\ hrld 10 the Santa Ana
( oun11-. < luh and thr\ arc now rt"~tdenn of •
"lc"port lk;,at:h
Vlalton to the new Oceanua Facillt>: ln Huntin&ton Beach can &et a auJded tour of futa.rlatic apace atation project..
Space station quarters part of Huntington exhibit
By G. JEANETTE A VENT
D.il1 f'tlot c-p ••111
Replicas of astronauts' hv1ng quaners
and computer displays are part of a new
space exh1b1t at the McDonnell Douglas
Oceanus fac1 l11y 10 Huntington Beach.
The hands-on displays demonstrate the
types of prOJects the astronautics company
has been contracted to do fo r NASA ·s
spa~e station program. A manned space
<>talion as planned for the I 990·s. accord mg
to a spokesman for the new fac1lit).
The exhibits include two mock-ups of
where astronaut<, will lave and work and a
portion of the space station framework
The new facility also \hows how the
Station wall be built and operated. and ho"
people on earth will commun1catc with
orb111ng space station
Models for i..11chen. sleeping and bath·
room quancrs are on d1spla) from the
Pasadena ( ollcge of De-sago. The')C
exh1btts were subm111cd b) studenb as
senior projects
Located on Oceanus Street. the exhibits
are housed an the com pan) ·s new 35.000-
square-foot d1spla) and conference center
\ltcDonndl Douglas provides fre~. guided
tour'> of the exh1bn center wee kdays b>
resena11on
Art school must lose its ice plant
By LAURA MERK
O.t.,.O.il1 1'11e1 1IMI
When the i\n Ins11tute of o uthern
( ahfom1a 10 Laguna Beach replaced tht•
native vegetation surrounding the schuol
with grass and ice plant 10 Ma>. man~
people were outraged
That outrage spread 10 the ( ll) Council
which has ordered the 1ns111u1e 10 replace
the 1nd1gcnous plant hfe 1n front of the
school and return w11h new plans for the
area behind the building
The 1ssuc·came before the counC'll on
Tuesda~ night when Councal"oman Bob-
bie Mank in appealed th<' Design Re' 1cw
Board's dec1s1on 10 permit the n~
landscapi ng.
Landscape architects Imm around Or-
ange Count ) appeared at the meeung to
protest the destructi on ofv.hat the' called
a c;howca\e for landscaping 'itudenis
Homeless
Thl• l 'h-year-oldpltbull laattbe
Irvine Animal Care Center wait-
ing for aomeone to take him
home. He ha•• lood dlapoaltion,
•• very calm ana aem along with
people and other animate. The
center la at 15129 Sand Canyon
Road.
When the plants were uprooted. June
( atalano the director of communtt)
de' elopmcnt. notified school officials the)
had '1olated a cond ll1on of the original
building permit and would ha ve to appear
before the Design Review Board.
Appro .. al to build the school an the
Laguna Greenbelt 10 1976 wa!> granted
when school officials agreed to landscape
the propen) to blend 10 with the environ-
ment.
Plants wtth a tolerance: to heat. hm1tcd
water need'i and moderate resistance to
lire wen.· used
But on T uesda~ night Pa1nc1a Caldwell.
president of the ·college. said the plants
were not considered fire retardant b) the
school's 1n<;urance com pan). "l he in-
surance com pan~ has tripled the insurance
three llmt"'\ in the last threc )ears." said
( ald"ell
When ( ounc1lman "leal Fitzpatric k
asked Caldwell forthewstof the ansurancl'
premium\ pnor to the rclandscapmg and
since-the change. she refused sa\lng. "I
can't re' cal what as pm ate ·to the
IOSlllUllOO "
''The college is being pu1 an an ab<;urd
pos111on to put bu!>he\ 10 equation to
human hfe." '81d Cald"ell
"It 1s a stressful s11uat1on all the tame at
the school,'' 'l hl" said rcfcrnng to the fear
that the college could burn down
In a compromise "•th school offic1 al'i.
the council agreed to reconsider the plan\
for the area behind the S(hool v. here plant\
border the buildings but stood fi rm on 1h
demand that the school rl'placl' the natl\e
foliage an front
The original land~apang. crl'ated h\
Fred Lang. wa\ known b> man~ e\~ns for
the ann o,at1'c use of nat1'e plant life
Mo t of the ~oung landscaping archlletts
w.ho \pol.I.' at the meeting had '1s11ed the
site on college field tnps
Diane ( hr1.,11am,on an ecolog}
profe<osor at l ( IP ane told the council she
brought studt"nl'> to tht: '>Ill" on a yearl}
ha\1'1
· '.'>outht•rn < alilom1a I'> cunstantl)' being
alcused ot placmg an1tical landscape
"here 11 'ou turn otT the "ater it'll die
That s11r ndturaltze., 1t!>elf and adapts to
thl· surrounding'> ... she \31d
Cald"dl Jrgucd that the Los .\ngeles
( ount' Fart Department h\ttd ace plant.
"h1ch ha'> rc:pla1.ed rn'otr bush 1n the rear
ol the "'-hnol a!I more fire retardant
But all thl' tc\Hmon' trom the oppos1-
11on d1<;putl"d the handbool. anforma11on
"\,fa~h<: the: 10.-.urance companies and the
Los .\ngcll'\ f •a.: Department ha' e to be
rt."-CdUlJlt'd .\II the lt'\I bool>.s h'.>t CO)Ote
hu<;h a<, firl· rl'tardant · <.aid landscaper Jeff
Ptiwer'
Bus bench firm owner
protests exclusive pact
to competitor in Valley
By TOM WRIGHT
Oelly"'" C•rnp a ,..,,
Despite accusations that the bad process
was Oav.ed. the Fountain Valle> (11~
Council hasaw.ardedacontract for Cit-. bus
benchs to Coast L'n11ed .\dven1s1ng ·
Bus benchs arc pro' 1ded b> fi rms that
sell ad' ert1 s1ng space on the benches
Coast United Ad vertising's contract
stipulates the firm wall pa) the cat) SI .8CX1
a )Car to pro\'lde the benches
Count) Bench. the firm that cnt1C1zcd
the bad procc'>s. began placing bcnchs on
Founta1" Valle) streets without the cit'\
perm1<;s1on 10 198.S
Lan) Light. o" ner of the firm said
"hen he purchased a bu-;aness licence 10
I Q8S. no one told ham he needed an' other
form of pcrm1<>s1on to do business 10 the
Cit'
nearl~ a )Car before the bad pack.age was
pro' 1ded He also said that the bid package
for tbe franchise #as not complete when he
ret"t'I' ed 11 •
Ligh t asked that the Cat) Council either
req ut'st new bid s or allo" both firms to
operate 1n Founuun Valle)
"C'omix·1111on as the >\mcncan way. it's
11ot the .\mencan V:a\ to support mono-
pohei. .. he ..aid
The c.:11' statT r('(ommended against
awarding the tontract to Light's firm even
though hi\ bid to provide the service was
S2.000 a 'car The staff rcpon said L1&ht
dad not prm 1de a complete bid
Disneyland's Horseshoe
Revue to close for new act
: . .\ftcr I stant'd plal'lng benches on ell\
streets. I "a~ :old that I needed a lll\
franch1s.c to ope rat<' ·· Light sa id
He complained that lit\ officials ston<'
walled ha s effo ns 10 g<'l 1nforma11on on
ho" to get the franlh1se and that 11 "as
The <,tafT al'iO was cn ttcal of has
re ll-renl'<'S The council was told that
c hed !I on has references showed Light's
firm ha' fai led to compl) with bench
ordinances and requirements 10 the cities
nf~anta '\na and Huntington Beach.
Light "'II be ha'e to move the 56 benchs
<. uunt\ Bench placed in the city wtthout
~rm1s\H)n .\!though no date was set for
the rrmu' al of those benches. city officials
<,aid at will h<: 1n thc near future.
By tbe Auoclated Preu
Disneyland's Golden Horseshoe Re' uc.
which the Guinness Book of Records says
ga .. e the most performances an the h1stof)
of hq: theater, wall close after more than
4.S.000 shows to make way for a new act.
• enterta1nmcn1 for Disneyland and Walt
D1snc:} World. "At the same time. we feel
we should no" de' clop a new generation of
c;how'I We ha'e a new show 10 develop-
ment. Jnd w.e are ver) excited about 11."
!l,jo date was set for the final show. but
aud1t1ons for the new show will be held 10
the ne\I few weeks.
Child-care issues discussed
at forum in Irvine Monday
"We all recognize the revue at the
Golden Horseshoe and Diamond Ho~·
shoe Saloon (at Walt Disney World 10
Flonda) as one of the most endunng shows
10 the h1stol)' of the park." which opened 10
1955. said Dennis Despie. vice president of
fhe Horscshoc Revue has featured two
'ocalists and a comedian and incorporates
'aude' Ille-li ke humor. c,ancan dancers.
Old West costumes and songs rem1n1scent
ofthe .\mencan West
o('h1ld-care 1ssul's "'II he the focus of a
public forum an Inane on Monda) The
forum 1s being spon~(lred ll' L' c;cn
'\Ian Cramton. D-( ahforn1a
The forum begin\ at ~ pm at Lal.es1de
Middle School. I L emon~rass CraMton
Ir' 1n1 \IJ'M Lam <\gran and local child·
~Jrt• t 'IX'M' wall discuss issues such as
emf'h'' l r related l ha Id-care and hab1ht)'
10 .. uranct
I he nH·etang '' free and open to the
f'Uhhl
SOMETHING To THINK Aeoul
. --
Coast still has some small town left
It stnkes eve!)
summer; possibly
you've ~en a vic·
tam Usual!) 11 hats
duhng a vacation
tnp f houghts creep
10 on an early mom·
1"' walk or wh1 lc
JIM
Wooo
'11ll1ng around a ••••••••••••• camp fire at the end
't ou thin~ about moving
oflheda\ You thank
It wlll make C\Cryth1ng better
dWS\
ll'luall) 11 15 to a \malkr town. a c;1mpler ltfc The
<"hchc as ··A 'llower pace "Thie; 11me you mean 11 <\ plarc
where the (X'OPIC art rtal It can be out of 'ltate or 1n
C11tfom1a. 1n \he mounta1M or a \Ca'ltde '-lllagt . an) place
that 1s ea 1er to understand than frantic Orange Coo~t
l 'suall} thc lure 1'i l lcan n1r follo~td h~ dust\ rood~
w 1th a bant101 ~rccn door apph 1na thl' d1nchcr The
fa m11\ wor " bfncr an \u(h •lO en' m >nmcnt. \Ou tell
\OUr~t•l f f ('"Cr d1S\rtll'llOO\ 1 hrre are c;1mplr thtnR'I to do
p1l'Oll'-niunh la1f'\. thc hKal hhrar. an .ln d n\\JOc1 the
l h.tnll" Ill "nrl with 'our hand\
It., 11mc-torn l hanit 11 no11w". whrn'
It all sound so good l sualh coMumintt 111 ix-ru•nt
of)our vacation convcrsat1on. Here\ .t hint Lei 11 f'·l"
The best~· to talk about moving 1'i l\\l> v.ed,, altl·r ~ou'rt hom If )eamtng contmue ma'hc 'nu·H. 11111
o;omcth1n
l uall) such ideas fade fa'iter than a d.iutthtn ' tan
Thmk about 11 Lift can be as <>1mpk a' \OU v.ant w
make 11 -10 Inane, ( alaf. or an St.10le-' Idaho '\m.111
towns can be real bonng. As for p1cn1c' kl\al hhrJrll'\ .• art
classes and opponun1t1es to work ~1th 'our hand' thl rl'
are JU5t u man~ 10 Nev.port Beach a\ c amhna Tht'' JU\l
takt'. search mg OIJt
Don't ~ll th1s area \hort. 11's a clc' er \omhanJt111n 111
count') and Ctl). urban and \uburban s1mpll' ,rn.t
sopht ucatC'd You can dine at •\nH11nc.-·, an ltQlrl
Mend1en or E:dd1c·~ (1allc>, shop at \ml·n \.\ anh nr thl'
Bav Depanrncnt store over b\ the Pa .. 1IH'n \Ito' ll'\ JI th~
Port Theater arc S2 on Mondi) night and 11d..t"t\ t<' the
Perform101 .\rt~\('ntera h1ghas$4~ \oon,011\ant·amr
out at Cr)\\al ( 0' <' C\tate Par\. and <;pend thr nt-\l night .ll
tht• Four \(a~oo') Hotel
'Jot mt\n\ areas ofthr v.orld otlc1 11p 'u1.:h lnntra'''
\\ e a lt' 1ntlccd hlcor;~I Rut let'' not ~el 'mutt. then· 1,
.11"-J\' r0<lm tor 1mr rn' tmC'ot m.in' .. uggc•,twn' , ,,1111·
from '1or;1 11n~ niral Inca ks a' "ell a" urhfln 1 l'Ott"r' on
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Train derailment kills 1,
injures 3 in Palm Springs
NORTH PALM-SPRINGS (AP) -Thirty-seven
cars of a S7-Qr Southern Pacific freight train derailed
Satur?ay. k.ilhn& one transient. injuring thrtt and leaving
quesuorts about how many more were de4d or 1nJured.
.. There as no way to know how many were on the
train and whether any of them ran away" af\er the
accident, Hoppe said. "We have all our crew people accounted for.'
Southern Pacific's tracks were closed until 3 p.m.
Saturday. authorities said. Thrtt of the transients were treated for minor in~un~ at ~Sert Hospital in Palm Sprinas and released.
said a nursing supervisor. who declined to identify herself.
The train was en route from Los Angeles to Chicago
when a coupler failed at 12:05 a. m. and derailed the cars at
Indian Avenue just south of Interstate 10, Southern
Pacific Transportation Co. spokesman Bob Hoppe said.
The train was traveling 38 mph.
There were no injuries to the three-man crew. but one
transient was found dead in the wreckage and three others
suffered minor injunes. Hoppe said.
There was no immediate ~maacestimate, but many
of tM cars were beyond reP!'1r and would have to be
scrapped, said Southern Pacific assistant superintendent
Willard Keeney. Hoppe said it could take days to assess
the damage.
He said clean-up crews were searching late Saturday
for at leut one other transient thought to be aboard. and
officials speculated that several other transients also may
have been k.illed.
The train, which carried no hazardous matenaJ was
hauling new cars. televisions, roller skates., teddy bc,ars,
analic1al flowers and shoes.
"Some of tl\e cars that broke up did spread some of this freight around," Proctor said.
'Humphrey' shows no ill effects
SAN FRANC! CO (AP) -
Humphrey, the humpback whale who
swam up the Sacramento River last tall. shows no 111 effects from his 25
days away from the Pacific Ocean, say
researchers who spotted the wayward
whale ofT the Northern Cahfom1a
coast.
John Calambok1d1s. a research
biologist on the team that saw the
whale, said Saturda) evening that
Humphrey appeared to be 1n good
health when he was sighted earlier
this week near the Farallon Islands.
which he about lO males "'e~t of an
Francisco.
.. All we realh ha'c is that
H.umphre) "'as hcha\1ng rnns1<;tentl)
with the f:lt"ha' or of the other
whales." he said.
The biologist said Humphrey was
spotted once 1n the company of one
other whale and a second tame as part
of a fi" c-whale group.
C alambok1d1s said the researchers
determined Thursday evening that a
whale seen earlier in the week was
indeed Humphrey.
.. On the basis of his markings. we
were SUSPICIOUS that he might be the
infamous Humph re)." he said ... A
number of davs later. when the
photographs were developed. we
"'ere able to match them up."
Calambok1d1s said the researchers
had been watching for the 40-foot-
long "'hale and had a COP> of a
bulleun that arl'a whale enthusiasts
had put together which showed the
d1stinct1 ve markings on the mam-
mal's tail fins. or flukes.
"Our work out there hasn't been
focused on looking for Humphrey,"
he said ... We ncvenheless kept an eye
out."
The 45-ton whale gained national
attention last fall when he swam into
San Francisco Bay and made his wa y
through the sloughs and islands of the
Sacramento Ri ver Delta.
Thl' whale first was spotted an the
ba} Oct. I I Researchers and other
'oluntccrs tncd fo r da)s to chase the
whale back to the Pacific. finally
succeeding No -. 9 through the use of
fn1thtcn1ng underwater noisemakers.
. D eputies
t ell of raid
tha t led to
FAA probe
PALMDALE (AP) -Sheriffs
deputtes said Saturday they re-
covered cocaine. hashish and papers
during a narcotics raid last month
which led to a federal probe of drug
use by air traffic controllers.
Thirty-four controllers at the
Palmdale fliaht control center that
oversees thousands of planes daily
have been removed from their jobs as
a result of the probe. the Federal
Avi ation Administration said Friday.
Don Early. manager of the Los
Angeles Afr Route Traffic Center.
said the action was taken "1n ac-
cordance with my responsibility to
preserve, the integrity of the air traffic
. control system ...
"Any hint of impropriety that
could ad versely affect air safety must
be treated with the utmost serious-
ness." Early told a news conference.
None of the controllers has been
arrested, and no criminal charges
have been filed, Early said.
On Saturday, however. Los An-
geles County shcnfrs deputies re-
veal ed that a secretary at the
Palmdale center was arrested July 8.
"The current Federal Aviation
Administration investigation into al-
leged na rcotics use by air traffic
controllers at the Palmdale flight
control facility stems from a Sheriffs
Dcpanmcnt narcotics arrest on July
8." Deputy Drew Basey said, reading
from a shcnfrs news release.
He said shenfrs narcotics detec-
t" cs and an FAA 1n vest1gator served
a ~arch warrant at the Palmdale
home of Steven and Karen Mcintosh.
Air Force successfully
launches MX missile
By &M Atsoelate.4 Pre••
VANDENBERG AIR FORCE BASE -An unarmed ~X nussile flew
4 200 miles 10 a target area in the Pacific ~n Saturday. com~let.1n• the .13th t;est of launch of the missile, military offi~tals S:tJd. The n:11ssde carraed nine
unarmed MK-2 1 ~ntry warhea~s., said. ~..,. Barry Ghckman.t d1n:ctor of
public affairs for the Air Force Balhsuc M1ss1le Office. It was tb~ nrst time the
independently tarsctable re-entry vehicl~ .had taraeted t~o d1ffere~t areas..
about 70 miles apart. in the KwaJal.e10 M1s.11le Ran,e, he said. A11ht time was
about 30 minutes. Glickman said specific deia1ls o.f the accuracy were
classified. The Reagan Administration calls the. MX, des1JnC~ to carry up to 10
nuclear warheads. an essential improvem~nt 1n t~e nation s nuclear a~nal
because of 1ts improved accuracy and 1b1ht.Y ~o stnke well protected m1htary
targets. Congress has au~~orized SO M1< m1sS1les. but the Air Fo~ hope$ to
win approval for an add1t1onal SO.
Woman probably not serial killer vlctlm
LOS ANGELES -A woman found dead m a tnlsh bm behind a priotiog
shop was probably not the 18th vicum of the Southside Slayer, police said
Saturday. The body of Rose Annette Maid~n. 25. of South-Central Los AngcJ~
was found by an employee of a ~earby business who ~nt to put some trash m
the bin about 9:30 a.m. Fnday. ·111s our belief that this case is not connected
with 1he other cases the t.ask force 1~ invesllpllng," police Cmdr. Wilham
Booth said Saturda).
Corona policewoman killed on freeway
CORONA - A 45-year-old mother of thr~ wh~ became Corona's ~!"St
female police officer was shot and killed on the R1 vers1 de Freeway, authont1es
said Saturday. Pat Dwyer of Woodcrest was ofT du.ty traveling lf\ a v!ln with
friends and family members on the freeway late Fnday when the vehicle was
invol ved in a traffic collision with another car. police Lt. Bob Martin said. The
driver of the second vehicle pulled out a gun and lir~ at least one bull~t
through the body of the van. striking both Mrs . Dwyer and a friend. Martin
said
Opponents aim to stop squirrel hunting
LAKE ARROWHEAD -About 500 angry residents toolc aim at the first
planned squirrel hunting season m San Bernardino County history. At a spectal
four-hour heanng called by the Depanment of Fish and Game. opponents of
the hunung season argued that squirrels were shot for span . not food ; it would
be dangerous m the hcav1l) populated forests of the county; and 11 would
deplete the squirrel population. The Fish and Game Commission in Apnl
approved the season. scheduled for Sept 13 to Jan 25. dunng which hunters
can take up 10 four squ1mls a day
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Jesus intruding into churchgoers' bedroom
•• Dear Ann Landen; My family and onainally. -Your Avid Reader in pay, medicaleipet\sesand benefits by Po$Cd &o outhve you
I are active in our churth. We are Oklahoma the Kentucky Work.en Compensa-We return to a norm&J life and seem
st.qger1ng.
You value eeic little PQAeUio11.
Baptists and .erious about our re-Dear O&.: YM .eM se •tecua &Ma · t1on Board becaute the board deci<kd to have adjusted We cherish
li&aon. The problem I am writing problem wldl JMr wife. y..,. letter hisnervousbttakdownwucautedby All memonesandd1natohispotRM1011s
Pahaps. ID a . momena. lhal
mo&hu visualized daqpeer.fn·
law rcm.anyioa someday, ud leaftld
that the stcrtinc 5ilver lbe to lovinaly
chose and be touched so oft.en would
be sone forever. So pleale undentand
a mother who as still moununa the
de:athofherson. ~tnow,lbeneedl
tbinp that were bu. -Roy&J OU.
M1ch.
about11onelh1veneverseeninyour clearly&Mka&etdaatyMvlew.J .... working with black(! You wdl be I -e meclaJ,amisshapen clayuhtray,
'column. I trust you will not uJe my 11 a 1DaJe cempeUS.r. SIM will IMlp deliahted to know that Jeffenon • a bent slci pole.
name. yoe IMentaM dlat IM ...... , Circu1lJudgeJack Muddrevcnedtbe I ... You labeled .. San Juan's" mot.bet·
A few weeks 140 my wtfe (we have couWer Jfl•• u tNlaary mercal, decision. He also ruled that the LMD£1S in-law "sick." Yes, we are skk that a
been manied six years) placed a b•t Iler Lor4 aH Sevier. board's order to return the man to an wonderful child died so youna.
picture of Jesus on our bedroom Toe ba4 yter wUe ,....., .. '"r "all-white setting" was patent!~ un· "Warped," yes, we are warped. One
drnser. Althou&h I, too, am deeply plclue a.Ml replaee4 It wtdl eee ef constitutional. Good news, isn 'tit?-looks at snapshots of the last family
reliaious, I was offended that my wife JeH1. I believe ~1 l1 ta.e reel of tlte Kentucky Anomey have not had a child die. Ir you had, pthenngand curses the pictum-taker
would put another man's picture in problem. I ••an& bo~ pktuet be• Dear AU.: VH bet! Le&'a lilear lt for you would have softened your answer for not wa1tin1 until that boy g.ot off our bedroom. I do not keep a picture die dre11er. to the mother·in-law who wanted the the phone "Twisted," yes. and I
Dear S.Jal (Mk: ....... , .. ,_
presattaa a ,....w., taia1 ... .,. cntM4 ., ....... ...,.. ,,.. .....
frem my,...,..,..,..,..,,• ltl el
of another woman in oor home. I am J11C11e MIMld. ne ,... aame of silver back. One never atts over the could add "1rralJonaJ." The stattJticl
sure my wife would not tolerate 11. Dear Ann: R;,;e~ber the man in LHlntlle llLaa ~ '!'"'r~~ death of a child, whatever hinge. It 11 of fam1hes who fall a pen and mar-
Actually, no one knows what Jesus Louisville who was awarded back Dear Ann Landers: Be thankful you "off-<ode." Your children are sup-riaies that faihftera child's death are looked like. This picture is a hand .-=.::.::.:.;....:~-~-==-=--::.:.:.:...:.::.:... ____________ ~-------------~-....::;_ _______________________ , wtMtm "' aaen.
drawing of a very hancbome man
with deep-set brown eyes, a classic
profileJ. finely chiseled features.
bcautirul wavy hair and a vand
beard. Yes, 1 admit I am Jealous.
· I trust your judgment and hope you
will qru that I have a riaht to ask my
wife to remove Jesus' picture and
re"lacc it with mine, which was there
HORO SCOPE
MOllda y, Aap1l ZS
ARJES (March 21-Apnl 19): What
had been "separated" will now come
together, includinJ family. Focus OR
payments, collecttons, long.distance
communications. Minor digestive
problem is solved. Capncom, Cancer
play roles.
TAURUS (Apnl 20-May 20): You'll
have plenty to laugh at -what had
bttn cause for concern is dissolved.
Emphasis on social act1v1t1es, com-
munications. Special invitations.ma_~
include travel. Gemma. Sagittarius
play roles.
SYDNEY
0MARR
GEMINI (May 21·June 20): legal
affairs command more attention -
roadblock probably has been de·
libcrately placed. Protect nghts.
check source matenal. Focus on
publiclly. possible pan nersh1p, mar-
riage.
CANCER (June 21-July 22). Dig I
deep for information -you're due to
discover "unusual motives." Focus I
on basic issues. sccunty, relat1onsh1p
with one who is romantic but may not
be too rehabld. Virgo native figures I
prominently
LEO (July 23~Aug. 22) Popul~rity
surges. many vie for your services.
favors Some wtll know you arc
suscep11ble to flattery. Be aware. alen.
pro1cct self in emotional clinches
Major domestic adjustment 1s fea-
tured
VIRGO (Aug 23-Sept. 22) lnd1v1d-
ual who opposes you could mainly I
puff. bluff. Know 11. realize yoqr own
strength. push forward creative pro-
gram. Emphasis on pracucahty. prop-
eny. special nghts and perm1ss1ons
Pisces figures prominently
LJBRA (Sept 23-0ct 22): Focus on
respons1b1hty. deadlines. special re·
quests from relattves. Know when to
draw line. refuse 10 be mt1m1dated by
vanous cla1 ms. cncs, demands. Older
and1 v1dual does care and will prove 11.
Capncom pla)s role
SCORPIO(Oe-t 23-Nov 211· Much I
that was lost as rdco\ered, including
prestige You'll complete assignment, I
you·11 reach beyond prev1ousexpecta·
uons Sccnano h1ghhghts love 1n
paramoun1 role. Anes, Libra figure
prominently
SAGmARIUS (Nov 22-Dcc 21): I
Emphasis on 1n1t1a11ve. creauv1ty.
style. design, fresh start You are 1n
pos1t1on 10 wnte your own ticket.
Know 1t. proceed accordingly Ro-
mance 1ntens1fies as you get to heart I
of matters. .
CAPRICORN ( D« 22-Jan 19)
Family member wants to go in
"d1ffcrenf' d1rect1on. Secrets arc an·
volvcd, confidence has been shaken.
Time 1s on your side -waiting game
1s to your advantage Financial pie·
ture 1s bnghter than an11c1pated.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fcb 18)· Ctr·
cumstances swing in your favor -
wish 1s fulfilled, populanty increases.
you could wan contest. Anent.ion
centers around travel. communica-
tion. wardrobe. appearance Gemini
plays role.
PISCES (Feb 19-March 20): Check
details, read between lines, study
small pnnt. Focus on business, ca·
recr, prestige, amb1t1on. C1rcum-
'ltances due to change -know \t.
keep options open Taurus. Scorpio
play outstanding role'i
IF AUGUST U IS YOUR BIRTH-
DAY you make new start an new
d1rcct1on this year -you regain
independence. verve, v1talit)
Emphas1' on proverbial "second
chance." lnsdmcts. feelings. emo-
uons figure prominently Love plays
paramount role Youn& person
provides pleasure. encouragement.
You art dynamic. crcauve, capable of
expressina fechngs. ideas an mcan·
anaful manner Gemma. Virgo. Saast·
• tanus people pla) 1mponan1 roles an
your ltfe Se'ptcmbcr will be I
memorable for mu an I Q~6 Watch
9th I Rth. ~7th
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I NATION
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Soviet charged
with espionage
U.N. worker a rrested
In midst of buyf Qg
classified documents
tractor to the Bendix Corp. and
General Electric Co., two 1mportan1
military contractors, Hogan said.
R 1 car
crashes;
41 hurt ·
@TARGET
NEW YORK (A P) -Federal
agents arrested a Soviet employee of
the U nated Nations Saturday on
espionage charges as he bought classi-
fied documents from an informant on
a subway platforw. the FBI said.
When arrested, Zakharov struggled
wnh the FBI agents, Hogan said.
They tackled him and wrestled him to
the ground bcfotc handcuffing him.
FBI' officials dad not identify the
informant, who they said met
Zakharov while still a student more
than three years ago.
UPPER DARBY. Pa. (AP) - A
high-speed commuter rai l car over·
$hot a platform Saturday and crashed
w through a terminal wall. 1nJunng at ~-·lillliiiilllm•lli.. least 41 people. authont1es said
The 3:45 p.m crash occurred ;ust
after the operator tri ed unsucccssfull)
to use the front and rear brakes one of
the passengers said
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A statement refeased by FBI Direc-
tor Wilham Webster identified the
Sov1e1 as Gennadiy Fcdorovich
Zakharov, 40. a scientific affairs
officer assigned to the Center for
Science and Technology for Develop-
ment at the United Nations Scc-
retanat heft'.
Three federal agents arrested
Zakharov around 6 p.m. at a Queens
subway stop right after he paid $1 .000
for documents on a U.S. Air Force jet
engine, FBI Assistant Director John
L. Hogan said al a news conference
here. The documents were con·
fiscate<l by the FBI. according to
Webster's statement released an
Wa shington.
Zakharov gave the money to a man
identified as a graduate of Queens
College. who has supplied infor-
mation to the FBI on the case for three
years. Hogan sa id.
The man. a-permanent U.S. resi-
dent who comes from a .. third world
count I') ... as employed by a subcon-
Hogan said agents believed that
Zakharov was a KGB agent. tJo one answered telephone calls to
the Soviet embassy an Washington.
A person who answered the tele-
phone at the Soviet Union's U.N
m1ss1on here 1dent1ficd himself as a
diplomat on duty and said, "We have
no comment on th as ca~."
Hogan did not elaborate on the
nature of the documents. He said FBI
agents also seized documents outlin-
ing what type of information the
Soviet Union was seeking from the
informant.
The "wtsh-list" would be helpful 1n
determining So.viet strengths and
weaknesses in certain areas of mili-
tary manufacturing, he said.
·•zakharov met with the student on
many occasions dunng that tame and
reportedly paid ham thousands of
dollars to obtain a wade spectrum of
valuable but non-classified infor-
mation. concentrated an the areas of
robotics. computers and an1fic1al
intelligence," Webster said.
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AP~o
One step at a time
Gilea Thompeon of Lonc-
vlew, Waah., take• hi• re-
covery from May'• Mt. Hood
cllmbln& accident one atep at
a time. Thompeon '• lega
were amputated after an ava-
lanche trapped he and ae•-
eral claNmatea for 3 daya.
Burials continue for shooting victims
EDMOND. Clo.la. ( .\P) -Eight more bunals were
held aturda) for v1ct1ms ofa silent killer who took two
pistols to v.ork at the Edmond Post Office and killed 14
CO·'-"Orkcrs before turning a gun on himself.
··v.e·,e experienced pain. haven't we? You bet we
hJ' c:· the Re'. Finle:r Tann an said at the funeral of Patty
J. Husband. a li ve-year postal employee.
.. Butth1nk of pain being the threshhold of peace. . II
as lxcausc of pa an that God moves to us and bnngs us hts
~ace··
ax burials took place Saturday in Oklahoma One
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bunni 1oda> at Watonga. at has parents' gravesate
The pn .. ate service tor Sherrill wall be open onl ) to
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home handling the service.
More th an 200 people crammed into the chapel of an
Oklahoma Caty funeral home for the funeral of Ms.
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"The brakes weren't .,.,orlo.ang.~hen
the operator .... ent to u~ the~1 .~•d
passenger Sheila Freeman --.. All
we could do was brace our.eh es
tvts. Freeman. who was on her wa~
horn& from work. said )he . ..a" tht
operator run to the bad. ol the car
v.hen the manual bralo.i:s woufd not
work an front as the !langk car rolled
toward the 69th Street Terminal
When they failed. he ran b.iclo. to 1he
front and told passengers to brace
themselves. she said
At least one person in the terminal
was believed 10 be tnJured "hen the
car. inbound from Nornsto~n broke
through the wall and came to a rest
about about a quarter of its length
inside a concourse area. said
Southeastern Penn<,\ I' ania Trans·
ponation Authon1~ · -;poke'i"oman
Donna Alston. SEPT A officials said the cau\e ol
th e accident was under 1n\l~st1ga11on
The cars. which can tra,el up to ti<i
mph. are s1mLlar to old·q~k trolle)
cars but with out o'erhang1ng \\tres
The) run from Ph1ladelph 1.1 s north·
wcs1 suburbs to lhl· ti•l1t ~treet
Terminal here. v.-herecPmmuter\~an
change to city sub" a' ur hu~ lines or
for other suburban tran~1t lines
• Street traffic "as da\rupted o'er a
se .. en-block area for about 1"0 hl1ur\
after the acc1den1 ~ad police 1lfal·r
Frank Costa.
Most of the 1niun:d ,uffcred mtnur
cuts. bruises and 'prams. hosp11.:il
official-; said.
One pa ssenger Y.d~ reported an
critical and unstJblc cond111on at
Fitzgerald Mere) Hospital 1n Darh'.
hospital spolo..csman )1\tcr Donna
Watto said. She said h1~ name" as not
being relea~d becauSt· rrlatl\t'\ had
not lxen no11ficd
Poll: Top
problem
at schools
is drugs
WASHI NG TOI\ 1 .\Pl -For thr
first tame tn the 18-H·ar ht\tnf' 11 lhl'
annual Gallup Poll.on education 1hr
pu blic has 1dentllil·d drugi. a\ thl·
biggest probkm tonlron11n~ the
schools.
By wide margins. adults said 1hc'
fa, ored npuls1on ol \tu<lrnl\ l·aught
u~1ng drug.s and allll~ 1ng teal.her' 10
scarth lockers for drugs .\nJ h a
narro"' 49-44 margin the\ l'\ en
appro .. cd testing 'tudenis for dru~
u!>C b) unnal:rs1\
The publtl ha' \tngkd ou1 lal >. ,,
d1 sc1phnc a~ lhl' )1.hl•OI\' mJ1w
problem in It-. ol lhl· I· rrr' ,, u'
Gallu p ~ur' C) s
But an the latest pol re l'J\l'tl
~aturda) b) Phi DdtJ l\Jppan mag.i
11nc. :!8 percent ofthme 1nte'f'lt'"'·l'd
cited drug~ as their top cnn1.em
T"ent)-four percent mrnt1orl·d IJl ~
of d15\.1plmc. "htk 1.iclo. 111 financial
su ppon for the \lhooh ran~cd 1h1rJ
v.1th 11 percent
The ncv. poll also lound thJt .t I
pc r<:cn t of those sunr\ed tell tht>1r
l~·al pu bltl S<:hools ffit'ntt·d a gradl' n •
A or B. do"' n shghth from lhl' pa~t
two }ears.
'Hands' raises
only $16 million
LOS .\NvELES (.\Pl -Three
months after Hands .\cross .\menca
form ed a broken line of people aero"'
the na11 on, onl~ S 16 million has been
gathered fo r the hungl') and homeless
and nothing has been dastnbuted.
organizers sa}
The prOJCCt once aimed at ra1,ing
S50 malhon to S 100 m1lhon
The S 16 m1ll1on set aside for the
poor as not even equal to the amount
the group has budgeted for eJtpenscs,
when corporate contributions tor
expenses are added an.
About S7 mallton an unfulfilled
pledges remain outstanding, -.aad
Hands Aero~ Amenca spokesman
Da' 1d Fulton
Agents smash
huge drug rlng
NEW YORK (AP)-State. federal
and city narcotics asents say tha1 w11h
the sc1zurt' of 70 pound, of pure
heroin they've smashed an antc:r·
national dru& nnn that lOOk tn near)\ a half-mtlhon do lars a wee~.·
In 1dd1t1on, asents fro m the Ne"'
Yorl. Dru& Enforcement Ta$k Forre
confi<Kated about two pounds of
cocaine. ancludan& some crack sev-
ernl machine auns. S7S ()()() in ca,h
and ahout a do1en asroned hand·
gun\ equipped w11h Tt Oon hullel that ran pierce hullr t proof \ federal drug agents said ''<'\!\
·.
Orange Cout DAIL V PILOT ISun<Wj. AuguM 24, 1•
Nicaragua issues wamingto U.S.
Chinese-American
convicted of spying
MANAOUA,Nican&ua(AP)-
Dden• MiniltCI' Hum6trto Ortesa.
the nation's new aencral of the army,
11id Satu:J that thou11nds of
American ien would be killed if
tbeUnhedStatesattacked Nicarqua.
"We are wimna to pay with ttnt of
thousands of deaths if tbc United
States intervenes in Nicaraua. but
American troops will also leave
thousands of dead behind, since the
El Salvador
.peace talks set
MEXICO CITY (AP) -The long-
awaited third round of peace talks
between El Salvador's U.S.-backed
emment and leftist rebels is set to
n Scpl 19 in the eastern
vadoran farmina town ofScsori. a
communique said Saturday.
The time and place-were set in three
days of private meetings in Mexico
between delegations from the two
sides. The meetings, held at an
undisclosed location. ended Friday
night.
"A possible agenda (for the peace
talks) was not discussed," said the
communique, signed by Roman
Catholic Archbishop Arturo Rivera
Damas of San Salvador. He has
mediated the peace negotiations since
their start.
The communique was distributed
by Salvadoran government delegates
at a news conference at their country's
embassy here. ·
No indication emeraed that either
side changed its position since the
first two rounds of peace talks.
BR IDGE
'
CHARLES
GOREN
major. Your responses are basical·
ly the same no matter whether he
promise.s five cards In the suit for
his opening bid or only four.
I. Raise partner's suit. If you
have located an eight-card or bet·
ter fit, you want to raise partner's
suit to the appropriate level to an-
nounce to him that a fit exists. This
enables him to revalue his hand
and judge the potential of the com·
blned holding.
2. Ir no fit exists, jump to two no
trump or three no trump to an·
nounce the strength of your hand
within close limits.
3. With no fit and a hand unsu1ta·
ble for no trump, bid a new suit
The range for a new suit response
Is very wide-from a minimum of
6 points at the one-level to almost
anything if your hand 1s unsuitable
for a jump shift However, you
must have a good enough hand 1f
you are going to introduce the new
suit at the two-level
4 With a very strong hand and a
fit for partner's suit. or with a very
strong hand and a self-sufficient
suit of your own. make a JUmp
shift
6. If your hand falls into none of
the above categories, you probably
have to respond one no trump.
By and large, responses to minor·
suit opening bids follow a similar
pattern. However, here pn_onty
should be given to introducing a
major suit if you have one But
don't distort your bidding by show-
ing a four-card major at the ex-
pense of a five-card or longer
minor, unless you would have to go
to the two-level and do not have
the strength for that Make your
natural response
Q.-Recently, there hu been
talk about establlthlng a Bridge
Hall qf f'alM. What do you think
of the Idea?-.F., Tampa, Fla.
A.-Thls is not a new idea It was
first suggested by my good friend
Lee Hazen almost a quarter of a
century ago, and was inaugurated
by The Bridgl' World in 1964 The
first three members were Harold
Vanderbilt. Ely Culbertson and a
writer whose name modesty pre
vents me from mentioning The
next three were Oswald Jacoby,
Sidney Lenz and Miiton Work
I like the Idea, and am sorry it
was not kept up While I do not ex·
peel It to becomt> a ,hrine where
mllhons will <'Orne to worship their
her<>H, I do think a permanent
place Is needed to re<'ord the h1sto-
r ry of the game
8eD4 01 qaf'•tlon111 tnr thl1 column
to Cllarln H. Gottn And Omu Sharif,
la un of t\le nf'"•P•IH''· C~artn GorPn and Omar harlf
p.noaa.u,., or th•lr 1tAff1, ·cannot •ocl•rt.al• to an•""' au quutJona
Hb•Jttf'CI.
invaders also will bite the dust or
defeat as they did with Sandino," Oneaa said.
The rulina Sarwiinistas take their
name from Aut~to Cesar Sandino
who led a revoft after U.S. Marines
entered Nicaraaua in 1926. He ended
his guerrilla campaian when the
Marines withdrew in 1933 and was
seized and killed t.he next year after aareeina to meet with &0vemment
.
med11ton.
Ortqa 1poke at a ceremony 1n1tall·
in1 new ranks on senior officers of the
Sandini5ta anny followina a re-
orpn1zation of the anned forces last
week.
Ortcp, who previous had the lit.le
of commander, was ai ven the rank of
general of the army by his brother,
Presjdcnt Daniel Ortcp, on Friday.
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HURRY IN SUN"
That is the hiahett rank io the
Nicaraauan army, followed by
lieutenant aeneraJ. ~ eeaeral and
bripdier.
Such makeshift ranks u com·
mander and subcommander ~
adorted bythc Sandinisw dlilrina the
civi war that they won inJuly 1979
with the defeat of the ri&ht·wina
reaime of the late President Anastasio
SOmoza.
PEKING (AP) -A 67-yar-
old Ch1nete·American bu been
convicted of apyina for the N ..
t1onalist Ounete aovemmn1 on
Taiwan and was lefttenced to 12
L yean in pn1on. the official
Xinhua news qency ~
Saturday.
It said Roland Shcnsu Loo, 67
a U.S. citizen, w11 found sualty of
tatherina informatJOa for a ,_.
taonahJt Chinese ~
blscd 1n the Unated SWea. It did
not ldtntafy the Of11•iza•ioa «
1Jve Loo's hometowa.
Three Ch1ncte alto were coe.-
v1cted of spyina in the tune CMC.
X 1nhua wd. It repor1ed Ibey bad
Jivcn informataon IO Loo.
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Norway -naturally!
By CAROL MOORE
Sunshine in Bergen! Such a rarity here, where the
city's unofficial symbol is an umbrella. It's a good
omen for touring Norway.
· And the best way to take advantage of the fme
weather is to. climb·one of the eeven mountains where
locals are fond of hiking, picnicking -and, of counie,
skiing in winter. Ta.king the cable railway to the top of
· Floien is the most convenient way to do this. The
funicular operates until midnight and the bird's-eye
views are spectacular.
Returning to the lower station on a Sund&] in June,
we found school bands parading through the streets as
pas&ers-by jokingly commented that the music must
be in honor of the sunshine.
Drug stores were selling out of sunburn remedies.
Cinnamon-spiraled s!illinpboller were popular fare
at the ionditoris, and the outdoor fish market was
filled with choosy shoppers, pict\lre-taking tourists
and people shelling steamed shrimp to munch as they
strolled.
Bryggen -a landmark row of peaked, Hanseatic
timbered houses -lines one side of the harbor. These
chockablock buildings have been damaged by fire,
most devastatingly in 1702 and most recently in 1955.
In the best preserved house, there is a museum
(with tours in English), illustrating commercial life on
the wharf in Bergen centuries ago. German merchant-
members of the Hanseatic League lived here and
conducted an exchange of dried cod, grain and salt
with fishermen from northern Norway.
Rutted, narrow stairways lead to long rows of musty
rooms furnished with trappings dating from 1704. The
dark atmosphere is appr~'/{:te since cooking fue and
flickerin~8o~:8mps were · 'ted to one room because
of their bility.
Tourists can imagine how the apprentices coped
under such cold and dreary conditions but can't
believe bow they slept -sitting up, two to a small
cupboard-like bed ju.st big enough for one. Old fish
presses, hoists, scales and trading coins and paper-
work also are displayed.
The SAS Hotel, located at the end of this historic
row, cleverly extends the Bryggen facade with an
array of new boutiques that close at 3 p.m. as is the
Norwegian custom.
A long walk along the water from
Bryggen are Haakonshall and Roee-
nkrantz Tower, 13th-century land-
marks that were badly damaged
when a Nazi boat filled with nitro-
glycerin exploded in the harbor in
1944. Both have been restored and,
again, it's worth the admission price
to climb the stone stairways of the
hall, originally a fortified royal resi-
dence that was expanded in the
16th century.
Such exercise might prime your
appetite for a true smorgasbord -
called koldtbord in Norway. Per-
haps the best is presented at Hotel
Norge where the chefs excel in the
artistry of smoked salmon, seafood
and sausage hors d'oeuvres, delicate
open-faced sandwiches, steamed
and pickled vegetables, hot beef,
poultry and reindeer entrees.
Mousses, cakes and pastries, ser-
ved elsewhere, are your clue to Nor·
wegian etiquette. The custom is to
return to the serving tables as you
desire fo r separate courses. So don't
"eat American," piling all your
choices on one plate.
On the outskirts of Bergen are
two cultural attractions.
Troldhaugen, the sum.mer villa of
compose r Edvard Grieg from 1885
to 1907, still contains his furniture, The cable railway approachmt tht t/Jp of Floien.
paintings, momentoes, and his
Steinway grand piano of 1892 is still in exceUent Buses leave Bergen's central Festplassen every
condition. WeU known concert pianist Audun Kayser evening from mid-May to mid-September for Fana ·
played it in a private drawing room recital for our and a folilore presentation themed to a country
"Luxury Experience in Scandinavia" tour led by wedding. After listening to organ music at a quaint
Vivian Curtis from Orange Coast College. church, _guests are taken to Rambergstunet and
Occasional public concerts are now held in a new greeted by a toastmaster and fiddler who play them
hall dramatically built under·a sod roof into a ravine into the farm.
on the property. And an internationally famous Grieg Long trench tables are plainly laid with romme-
Festival attracts thousands to the Gri eg Hall down-graut, cured mutton sausage, homemade flat bread,
town each year in late May. special Norwegian pretzels, juice, coffee and /else to be
,
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•
enpyed~ young people in native oostumes demon -
strate village darns. Hmts Sigry and Lars fileJand,
the epitome of s10rybook Ncnegian grandparents,
urge guests to pm in before the finale, an international
friendship ring formed outdoors by torch light.
Some American first-time visitors consider Bergen~
a village. Actually, it is Ncnray's second largest city,
although 1t does seem to be in with the ~ption of
a Scandinavtan town. It's a lively university town and
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by David Hayes
"My fall collection reflects a definite trend toward
femmine, refined dressing," uplains David Hayes.
The Missouri-born Hayes -now turntd CaJifomia
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· through the use of softer fabrics.
Fabrics -fiwd m their movement -are evident in
the collect1on with an emphasis placed on the body;
closer and more defining.
"1'he woman of today is proud of ber body BDd my
clothes are designed to highlight it.
"Tods..y's woman must be prepared to dtess for btr
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F0t .,Ome. there • the suit..t .. tM is styl«J witb
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Get a whiff of new scents
Maybe Poison will be your 'cup of
tea' in f'rllrances. The new scent
previewed Wt month in New York
lhoWd be available on the West Cout
in the fall.
broccoli and cabbqt.
VITAMIN E: helps retard the aain•
of cells. Found In vqctable oils,
wheat aerm, brewer's Y9St, whole
Poison (say PW AH-zone) from
Pufumt Chnstian Dior has been delcribcd at spicy (coriander from
Ruaaia and pepper from MaJaytia),
Ooral (o~ blossom hdney), fruity
(wildberries) and is layered with
amber.
arain breads, soybeans and egs. \ ESSENTIAL FA TTY ACIDS:
foster the skin's cell arowth and
renewal. Found in nuts, seeds, whole
grain cereals, com and safflower oil.
VIDA
DEAll
Or, if Y0'1 are not completely
obscued by this new scent and find at
is not providing the tranquilizing.
opium effect you hope to acquire
from a fragranoe, maybe Decadence is
for you.
ZINC: cncounacs oroduction and
growth of new cells. Pound in beans,
seeds, peas. lamb, seafood and whole
grains.
Also. an internal boon to good skin
is water. It provides moisture to the
skin from within ... the only place it
can truly come from. Steffan main-
tains. It's also essentiaJ for the body's
natural purification and elimination
systems. Jn extreme humidity, try six
glasses of purified or spring water
daily, or if the weather as extremely
dry, go for I 0.
There are inttructtons even for
makinJ a square curl for bi&h fashion
hair with a new twist.
I undentatrd that Decadence,
Prince Matchabelli's new women's
franaranoe, will also be hitting bun-
dredi of stores this faJI.
The VS people tell me the booklet is
available to everyone sendina SI and
name and address to: Vidal Sassoon
Styling Booklet Offer. PO Box 1701,
Ridgely, MD 21681.
SUN HEALTH: Proper nutrilion
throuah a balanced and wholesome
diet provides energy that constantly
renews cells to give shape and
resUency to skin. You can eat your
way to beautiful skin.
From Richard Steffan, the man
who offers a two-step external ~
prosram, CQrtlCL these hinu for
internal skin beahh:
BRAND NEW: If arcat thinas come
in small packages. Pupa. the cosmetic
innovators, have a hat with PupelJcs.
The new kit measures three inches .by
two inches and contains eight dif-
ferent eye shadows and a doublc-
cnded applicator.
HAIR, HAIR! You say you can't do
a thing with it? You'd like to have a
new style. . .some delicate wisps,
maybe some outrageous spikes or a
new color for a nil.ht?
JEWELRY: Kenneth Jay Lane,
who has been creating costume jew-
elry for more than two decades, has
designed a new collection for Avon.
The collection includes a si mulated
pearl necklace with his sipiature
lion's head clasp an~ matchina ear-
nngs. a set af convenablc earrinp and
a goldtone and sil_vertonc nee~
with matching eamngs. They will be
available throuah Avon representa-
ti ves next month. ·
VITAMIN A: preserves elasticity
and smoothness, prevents dryness,
delays (or makes natural) the aging
and wrinkling process. Found in
yellow fruiu and vegetables and dark
leafy greens.
VITAMIN C: cooperates with pro-
tein to form natural collagen and
elastin tissue which is essential for
youthful and well-toned skin. Found
an citrus fruits, tomatoes, potatoes,
Vidal Sassoon 6as published a 2(}.
page styling guide that gives explicit
details with photos for a number of
styles for day and evening looks.
The book tells you how with his
seven products for women you can
cx~riment at home ... add volume.
shape and define.
Lane. who works an frankly-fake
matenals, uses traditional craft
methods and the producu he turns
out are so elegant that they are
difficult to distinguish from the real
thing. (He was at Bullock's Wi lshire
late last year with new designs.)
The1ewelry is so good-lookin.J that
1t has been seen on JackicO., Princeu
Margaret. Elizabeth Taylor and other
famous personalities.
'Cover Girls ' reminisce
and fondly look for w ard
• EDITQR'S NOTE: Due to a glitch in the computer
system, the Cover Girls story in the Aua. 17 Style section
was garbled. We arc rerunning the story with apologies.
By VIDA DEAN
Of ................
Is there life beyond the cover1
If you're one of the "Cover Girls," your answer is a
definite yes - a life of more fun and fund-raising.
All that was assured when an idea formulated a few
years ago materialized and the "Cover Girls" organized.
"Cover Girls" was formed by women who have been
featured on the front pages of Orange County publications
over the past years.
''l'v~ ~n on the cove~ of St).'IC, Gentry magazmc
and 714, said Barbara Bowie. "I hked the first oric best.
That's when I was the youngest," she added. laughing.
The Ncwpon Beach resident was one of the women
atte!ldinga lunchcon at the Mcridicn's new Bistro Terrace
to kackoffthe new group -whose membership includes
some of the best looking and most involved women in the
community.
"The idea for the group stancd in 1982," said founder
JoAnne Mix. "The Irvine Co. hosted a luncheon at their
Lautremont model in Harbor Ridge for men and women
who had been on the cover of the Daily Pilot Style section.
A group of us discussed it again when The Daily Pilot
hosted a harbor cruise on the first anniversary of the
section.
"We will suppon The Center Dance Alliance -
spcc1fically world class ballet-and next year plan a fund-
raascr. On Oct. 19 we will attend and suppon the cast
supper ~1ng held at the Irvine Hilton following the New
York City ballet performance," added Mix, who was the
third cover girl for Style in 1981 .
More than 50 have their names on the roster. "The
regular membership is now closed, because we wanted to
keep it small enough to be able to meet in homes. Couples
panics will be planned. really fun events. Patron groups
will be formed later for those cover girls we were unable to
reach or future cover girls. Also planned will be a support
group for others who want to be involved with our
events." "Since I appeared on Style I have been asked to
model for a eolfing magazine.' said Ann Pangc, who was
1n charge of invitations and will handle the archives.
Barbara Fruendt sa1d she was on a Style Easter cover
with two daughters. "One daughter was holding a rabbit.
.. 1t was scratching her because she was holding it so tight
and I was trying to keep everybody smiling for the
photographer."
Jan Young remembered "There was the cutest bell
boy in the Jan. 3, 1982 Style cover with me when I was
photographed at the Newport Mamott." Jan suggested
Cover Girls should bnng kids an to watch ballet rehearsals
as one of their future pro1ects.
"All the time the photographer was gctung my
picture, I was worrying about squint lines. l was staring an
to the sun.'' said Mary Sabatasso, who posed in an Adolfo
suit October 1985 at Saks Fifth Avenue. "Then afterwards
my husband WflS telling everybody I was buytng up all the
papers. I only bought 40 of them. One of them 1s
lam mated and on tny wall."
For Patty Brennan. celebnty status came with the
cover. "People even stopped me in the market to say they
had seen my picture. I got a lot of mileage out ofbeang on
the cover. My husband said he now knew what it's like to
be Steve Lawrence. Steve once said he was always being
asked 'Arc you Eydie Gonne's husband."·
··1 was on the cover May 9, 1982 with four of my 11
grapdchildrcn," said Barbara Karl. "The photographer
took color pictures. but something happened to the color
separation and our pictures turned out in black and
white," she added. showing off the page.
Rusty Hood was pictured on the cover with Suzy
Sutton and Pat Groth. "We were all wcanng lounge
clothes. I got some kidding, and fnends a.sk~ me af that
was what I wore around the house when I washed dishes."
Notcnety for Emma Jane Riley spread across the
country. "I received a copy of my picture on the 71 4 cover
from a friend in M1ss1ss1ppi. Someone here had mailed 1t
to her and she sent ll on to me," said Riley, who also was
among the first St vie cover girls
Style started at the Pilot 1n 198 1. remembered fonner
editor Nora Lehman. ··1 suggested we use people an the
community on the cover. I thought 11 would be more
entcna1nang for readers to sec people they knew, people
that were involved. I felt very strong!) about it," she sa.ad
"Gay Bryant was the first model. We went to Saks to
see a show of Adolfo fashions I thought the fashions
would be there for several days It tu med out the clothes
were leaving in a few hours for another trunk show in
Beverly Hills. Gay rushed home to put on makeup and
th en we w~nt over to SCR where she ~ot dressed. It was
really hectic, but Dack Kochler got in hagh gear and we got
the picture. I'll always be grateful to him." added Lehman.
who l~ter used the same cover format on her Ge ntry
magazine.
"For months people stopped me everywhere I went
afler 1 .. was on the cover with Judie Arg)ros." said Kit
Toth They said 'Oh. yo u are the lad y 1n the red dress.'"
For Ruth Dang. being on the cover was reall>
important. "It helped me get openings fo r my groups
trying to raise money. I used 1t an a resume. and when I ~how~ to people and they saw all of things I was'"' olved
in and 1t made me more credible." Other~ there (many on more than one cover)
rcmembenng their "shoots" and pages incl uded Athalic
Clark (Orange Cont y Maga.zinc. June '86). Anne Badham
Hedda Maros1. Manlyn Hausman (who modeled a fur 1~ Augu~t). Bunny Pero. Mary Roosevelt. Shirlee Gug-
genheim. Barbara Glabman (she wore an Oscar de la
Rcnta on her cover). Lynn Hirsch. Ollie Hill, Munet
Reynolds. B~n Tulv1ng (she and Hannes donated
luncheon mv1tat1ons). Susan Barlow. Betty Belden and Barbara Roppolo,
. Six of the Cover Girls -Brennan, Tulvmg. Barlow,
Mix, Pan•e and Martha Green. arc on the board of the Dance Alliance.
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Oslo: Norway's capital offers visitors
unspoiled land a-nd-·world-famOus-art--
81 CABOL MOORE °' .............
Oslo -the oldest capital in the
north -aieu better every year.
Tourists and iu $00,000 retidentt
ftnd this metropolis at theot(delta~of
the Lo River 11 varied and 1urpri11n1 u Norway iuelf.
Jt1 annual momenta in the inter-
national spotliaht come d urina the
pRtentation ofthe Nobel Peace Priu
and championship competitions at
HolmcnkolJen Ski Jump.
The rest of the year, visiton ~
equally intriaued by siahtt and ac-
tivities in the city's museums, concert
balls, 60 art aaJlcrics, fores ts, beaches,
parks and ski trails. Where else can
you upericncc unspoiled wilderness
a nd Edvard Munch's world-famous an in the same 24 hours?
The best view of the capital is a
royal one -from the yellow Slottel
(palace) look.ina down Kvl Johan
boulevard past the shopping district
to a railroad station and out toward
the hlrbor. Visitors can walk right up
the palace driveway, wander through
the sWToundina p rdens and ~h
the chan&ing of the guards.
Where Americans may think
Wuhinaton, D.C. is most beautiful at
cherry blossom time, Norwegians'
favonte scene of their capital is
probably on May 17 -their indepen-
dence day -when throngs of all ages
parade up Karl Johan, waving their
red, white and blue flaas to the palace
to see King Olav and the royal family
wave from the balcony. This pro-
cession is cspec1a1Jy memorable for
the contingents of school children.
browse amona Dower stalls, specialty
and novelty stores and outdoor cafes
while listenint to street musicians.
Havi na multt'ed central Oslo,
touriau can venture to auch satelllte
attractions &1 the Akenhut on a
pny bluff at the harbor's ec:tae.
Ou1des tell how this medieval fortmt was built about 1300 and rebuilt as a
Renaissance c:ude in the t 7th ccn·
tury and why 1u cannons are aimed
toward 1the city. Cobblestone
pathway lead to the Anned Forces
Museum which ctlroniclcs World
Wan I and II and the Norweaian
resistance movement during the Ger-
man occupation from 1940-4S.
Twin red towers alona the water-
fror)t is the Radhusct, Oslo's city hall
which could well be a Capitol
elsewhere. Dlauaurated in 19SO for
the celebration of Oslo's 900th an-
niversary, it was lavshly decorated by
Norway s leading painters and
sculptors during the 1930s and 1940s.
Massive murals illustrate Nor·
wcgians' struuJe for freedom and
maritime history.
To experience the Vikina era. drive
or take a boat, bus or taxi to Bygdoy.
Actually, one can spend a day at tbu
peninsula's three museums. The Qs..
ebcrg burial ship -with its intricate
wood carvm_J. carts, jewels and crude
anifacts -1s featured at the Viking
Ship Museum. built in the shape of an
upturned ship.
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NORWAY -NATURALLY •••
holaBl
reteateb center with an amportant
heritaae or shippina. benk.ina and
insurance.
Trains connect Bcraen with Oslo.
the capital. Buses depart to Norw•(•
spectacular Qords where steep Jl'IA&te
cliffs and rainbow-crOllCd waterfalls
remind Californians of Yosemite's
arandeur. But each Oord has its own
personality based on fruit orchards,
fish farming or mythical rock forma-
tions.
Bcraen is also the southernmost
pon for the H uniaruter coastal
steamers that shuttle passcnaen,
mail, fresh produce, can and dock
supplies 2,SOO miles up the coast to
North Cape.
Herc's a bnef dcscnptJon of other
destinations in the land of the
midni&ht sun:
LOt'N: The pace is leisurely here,
especially at the Alexandra Hotel, one
ofnorthern'Europe's premier resorts.
Jt offe_rs deluxe accommodations, a
laric indoor swimming pool, aolfand
tennis facilities, paddle and row-boat
rentals. A nearby horse-art con-
cession offers aoccss to the Briksdal
Glacier; count on a fairly steep, IS-
minutc hike 10 actually touch the
pearly blue, laracst ice mass in
Europe.
postmarks. Postcards of the lite show
pcop1e wearina shorts and T ...tlirts,
but in visits there over two yean
we've wom foul-weather ,ear apinst
horitontal rain. Still worth a atot>,
thouah. if you're ever near th11
nortfiemmost Point 1n Eu.rope. In
clear weather, you can see the Russi.an
border.
alSOR: This cbarm1na ~ide
f'C10rt , about two hours south of Oslo
by car or train, looks like Newport
Beach before the last 60,000 of us
arrived. It faces a. chain of small
islands, each desianated for swim-
mina,, nude bathin&, divina. wiod·
surfing and other wateT sports. All
manner of motor and sail crafhbuttle
visitors out from the harbor's Sunny
Side Street. Risor Hotel has 34 rooms
and a cozy restaurant for those who
ap{>reciate the informal atmosphere
of 1ts red and white buildinp strewn
in a kind of orderly chaos alooa the
jetty.
Everyday strolling down this main
thoroughfare leads past the National
Theater and university's law school
to the verdant and inviting Student
Park. a popular outdoor meeting
place. Or drop into the Grand Hotel's
cafe where the literati used to gather
daily.
NORTH CAPE: A wrought-iron
statue of the &lobe is the mecca here
for people who want to be phot~
araphcd on top of the world! The
pedestal is on a bluff beyond a lodge
that sells hot chocolate, com-
memorative clothing, certificates and
TRONDBEIM:-Nidaros Cathedral,
Scandinavia's laf'IC$l medaeval bu1ld-
mg.. combines Norman and En&)ish
Gothic styles and impresiive statuary
as the centerpiece of Norway's third
laracst city. A royal residence,
Stift.rden, is the big cst wooden
building in Europe. Culture buffs
have their choice of museums special-
1Z1 ng in apphed, folk and modern arts;
music and maritime artifacts or
armaments and the Univcnity of
Trondheim's zoological exhibits.
Top-flight hotels arc complemented
by restaurants and night clubs.
The polar ship Fram, used by
FridtjofNansen to the north pole and
Roald Amundsen to the S()uth pole, is
o pen for viewing at the Maritime
Museum. Across the road is the Kon·
Tiki and Ra 11 , Thor Heyerdahl's
world-famous raf\s. Graphic arts, Statue of the world a t North Cape.
displays of utensils and logbooks .-----------------------------.---------------
Stortlngct (parliament) is located
in an ornate. scm1-c1rcular building in
the center of town and guided tours arc available several times daily
throu&h its marbled halls and
murafed chambers.
Shoppers will consider the nearby
Grand Magasin a must and also check
out the other department sto res and
husflidens. featuring Norway's famed
pewter, Hadland glass. knitwear and
woolen fashions. As a bargain bonus,
there's the walkmg section of Karl
Johan where vehicles arc barred and
the mood 1s merry as pcdcstnans
document these adventures.
While this side tnp portrays Nor-
wegians' scafanng hentage; their con-
cern for their fell ow man is presented
m Frogncr Park where Gustav
V1geland's world-famous an is evi-
dent right from the seven wrought
iron gates. Even the pattern on the
stone walkways 1s a maze. The city
gave Vigeland a studio in return for
the 192 sculptures m bronze and
gran11e and 650 statues that grace
these 80 acres.
Admire the fnezc depicting man's
cycle of life from crade to grave that
surrounds an enormous bronze foun·
tnm as you stroll up to the landmark
Monolith, a 54-foot high obelisk with
121 human figures carved out of a
single block of stone
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lnvitationsarc in the mail inviting party-going adventurers to "expenence
the treasure hunt ofa lifetime."
"The Great Cataloeue Caper Goes on Safari" benefiting the Orange
County Chapter of the American Diabetes Association and hosted by Neiman-
.Marcus occurs Sunday, Sept. 21.
Oranae County boird chairman Bllllllf Pero and board member Sudy
Vea&ve-Wkltmu, both in their finest Afncan-inspircd khaki, were among
benefit committee membersmcctingforcocktailsat the Fashion Island store to
announce the upcoming ~vent.
"We expect to raise $1 00,000 for the ADA. In addition to the treasure
hunt, there will be food buffets from Pennington's, a hosted bar and dancing to
the Lynn WiJlis orchestra. The men love this event. Last year some of them
came a week early to become familiar with the store (for th~ treasure hunt). We
have great prizes for the wtnners, like a tw<>-wcek safan trip to Kenya;·
explained Saad! Ro1eabla«, chairman of the second annual black-tie caper.
Skill and a bit of luck wtl be required as the S 175 per perso n guests
(reservations are limited to 500) race agam st the dock in dcciphenng 17 clues
leading to various departments of the newly renovated store.
"We're very excited about this event," said store manager Gayle Dvorak.
"In fact. this year Neiman-Marcus wtll host treasure bunt benefits in I 0 stores
throughout the country Our special guests for the evening will include fur
designer Jerry Sorbara (he's donated a cobalt blue and black lamb jacket as a
prize) and Czechoslovaluan glass an 1st Bretltlav Novak, whose exhibit will be
on display. At the end of the evening guests will receive our new Christmas
'catalogue." (The famed catalog~ also features a safan theme.)
Our program book will be very unique." commented Rosenblatt. "We
wanted somethmg pretty .. that would look nice sin ing out in a home on a
coffee table. Inside, an add1uon to our ads. there will be several interesung
anicles." ANNIVERSARY: Marge ud Roy Andenen marked their 50th wedding
anniversary Fnday at a dinner in the Newport Beach Marrio~t Hotel. .
Celebrating with the Newpon Beach couple were close fnends and family
members incl udmg son Jim and his wife Mary Ellen from Flagstaff, Ariz.; son
Dave and his wife Jenny from San Jose; daughter Pegt Tbom11 from Stony
Brook. N.Y. and fi,c grandchildren.
The golden couple. who said 1he1r vows in Long Beach, came lo th is area
in 1936 when he was employed to teach social studies at Newpon Harbor High
School. After teaching. he became supenntendenl of the NB Elementary
District from I QB 10 I %n
lh 1974, he "'as&" en the honor of havmg an elemental) school named
after him -.\ndcrscn hool 1s an the Harbor View area
"Ne\l 11mc we get mamed. 11 won't be at this ume of the }Car," Marge
commented1ol..1ngl) "It's difficult to get the fam1l ) together when everyone 1s
busy iett1ng read\ for school." added Marge who as a member of the Hoag
J.ux1har) Ro~ panac1pates m Kiwanis Club acuv1ties.
CSP BENEFITS: A dinner/auction at Monarch Bay Beach ('tub followed
the third annual Stcin-Bnef(favem Club golf classic and proceed-; ofS:!0.000
was presented to Com munity Service Programs Youth Shelter
Among those 1n attendance were Emma Jue and Tom Riley, Cbrls
Townsend of the \1e1n-Bnef Group, Jillie Sandler of Laguna Lending. Ooo
Crevier of (re' 1er Motors and Leasing, Gordon Craig of Taylor/Woodrow
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A Tunisian-born designer nam~
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fashion world upside down with a
style that finds beauty in the bizarre.
Alaia walked off w1th aJI the kudos
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special jury prize and the. Oscar for
best designer of the year.
His designs range from funlcy to
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Tina Turner, Baroness Edouard de
Rothschild. Grace Jones ahd Victoria
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"A dcfin1t1 on of taste escapes me,"
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beautiful. I thank that elegance is
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case instead of pretension."
Hi s ti"1t clothes are almost as
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vulgar:· adding, "Men tum around.
and I suppose that's nice. He under-
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moment to pass.
"I don't know what sexy is. but I'm
mtercstcd an fe mininity. For me.
Manlyn Monroe and Bngitte Bardot
weren't sexy. l'herc was somethtng
1ntnguangly ch1ld1sh about them."
I Caper committee memben Sandra Hollin•, Michele Pennlngton and Vicki Gentry
with Steve Gentry.
Ala1a grew up 1n Tunis, studied to
be a sculptor but found he had more
talent for dressmaking. He came to
Pans. worked bnefly at Dior, then
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Raymond de Blegiers, fo r whom he
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o.llJ Nee C:.; 0 •1 I
"Jack of all trades" ... Carole Dere
has appattntJy mastered so many ...
model, bette~der, makeup arust,
rcst1uran1 business. ·
"I've had so many different type of
jobs over the years. My last one was
banquet coordinator for the Copa de
Oro Restaurant and before' that l was
at Chantcclair. I decided I was tired of
tbe restaurant business. I read a book
on how to become a successful
woman and it pve me the idea to
combine all the things l've done and
start a business.
"Bachelor's Wife just popped into
my head," said Dore explaining her
consultinJ company formed early
trus year an Newport Beach.
As a Bachelor's Wife, Carole per-
forms the tasks that a wife often
handles. She is paid from $15 to $2S
per hour to shop, write letters,
coordinate wardrobes, rearrange
closets, design landscapes and or-
ganize or decorate the home and
office interiors of single male ex-
ecut1 ves.
iocc bqinnu\I her new career lasl
fall, Carole hu filled the unique
requCSls of more than 2S • needy
clients. They keep her very busy.
"I enjoy aj't'iog p&rtJC$ the mo t. l
totally coordinate the event, honeu
and often serve the dnnks."
"J'm very fussy and try to be very
professional. When l waU(>lper, 1t is
perfect. Even interior designers will
call me to complete some of their
jobs. The worst assianment I ever had
was paintina a hallway. 1 literalJy had
to hang by my feet to get the job done!''
Being single. Carole finds that
some of her bachelors want to date
her. She refuses. ''It's either business
or personal...not both." states the
dark-haired beauty.
"While standing at a phone booth
recently I met a bachelor also waiting
forthe phone. Tums out he was living
in a motel while waiting for his yacht
to be completed and needed all kinds
of shopping and errands done. I'll
probably help with his yacht too ...
Clients range in age from 22 to 65
and include a few women.
Harvest Moon Ball
invites sent out
lnv1tat1ons ha ve ~one out for the Sept. 27 Harvest Moon Ball at the Irvine
Hilton. The formal dinner dance trad1t1onally kicks off the four-day Irvine
Harvest Festival which is set this year for Oct. 2-5 at Heritage Park.
"La Mus1ca y la Luna" is the theme and early Cahfom1a style dress as
suggested for the event benefiting Irvine Symphony.
No-host cocktails wall begin at 6:30 p.m. with dinner at 8 followed by
dancing until I a.m. to music by the sy mphony.
Mary Ellen Hadley, chairman. said, "Our desire is to provide an elegant
even mg at which any member of our community wtll feel welcome.·· Tickets
for this year's ball remam at $50 per ~rson and invttat1ons may be received by
calling the festival information line, 552· 7336.
Other committee members arc Marcy Flsller, Pam Gallade, Debbie
JollDson, Pam Lagoni, Ruda Money, Clteryl Ranat, Maureen Redd, Katlly
Maluda ud PaaUae Embree.
TO MEET PRINCE: Steven M. Clark of Newport Beach has received an
1nvitat1on to meet HRH. the Pnnce of Wales, at Harvard Un1vers1ty•s 350th ·
birthday celebration set Sept. 3-7 on the Charles River.
Clark writes that has 1n v11at1on to the party as due mainly to his family
connections with the Brittsh Monarch as patron of trusts set up 10 England for
the benefit of the people of the commonwealth of Great Brittan. "Our family
also built bu1ld1ngs on the Harvard University campus as well as other
campuses." The Pnncc of Wale s 1s scheduled to giv6 the main adddress at a
Sept. 4 convoca11on.
FAMILY FUN: The second annual Amencan Red Cross Spaghetti Cook·
off as set for Sept. 7 at the Manne Corps Air Station. El Toro. .the fun begins
at 11 a.m. and continues untal 5 p.m w1th live stage entenainment. a bocca baJI
tournament. spaghetti sauc~~nd wine tasting, lave auc.taon. eaung contest and
a Miss Pasta pageant taking place.
Tickets arc $5 (children under 12 free) and are available from 1hc coast 10
Fullerton. Locations may be obtained by calling the Red Cross offi ce of
financial development, 835-538 1. ext. 350. Pnzes will be awarded including a
vacation to Hawaii.
DRUG AVOIDANCE: Search Foundation will declare September "Orange
County Drug Avoidance Month .. on Tuesday when a 3 p.m. membership tea
1s heldat Hotel Mcndaen. More information may be obtained b) calling the
foundataon headquarters. 852-8330
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Carole hopes someday to travel,
but riaht now the moth«, of two
a:rown children (and two step-chil-
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Allhouab Carole plans to continue
her bUl.intss of personaJ caterin&, she
lw recently bqun, with panner liU
Fo~. another new venture called
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who want to takeconuol oft.bdl'OWD
lives. It " an institute or aow
refinement.
-~beets hurt?
Free exams don't.
HJgh heels may look good, but do they feel good'
Fashionable shoes teik1 to acremuate old foot
problems, and can even create new ones.
So. to keep high heels from getting you down.
we've eliminated one of the reasons people postp0ne
foot exams . the rost.
For a lirniterl time. licerned podJatnsts on our
staff are offering free foot exams. If they rerommend
diagnostic tests or further treaanent. any fees will
likely be oovered by your insurance. In any case, the
initial exam oosts you nothing
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-Orange COMt DAILY PILOTJ Sunday, Auguet 2•. 1986
Let's stop the rocking
before heads start to roll
To the Edttor.
·40 Arrested, Many lnJured' was
the headline to the story of the most
recent rock concert at Irvine
Meadows. now we read. "39 Injured,
5 Scnou~ly, Dozens Arrested' that
story covenng the Long Beach Rock
Concert. It seems that not one single
event of this type ca n be held without
arrests for drugs. disorderly conduct.
fighuni. alcohol. beatings, stabbings.
vandalism to property. burglaries to
vehicles. not at all what could be
called c1v1l behavior. yet the concerts
go on. someone 1s still 1ssu1ng them
permns to operate. knowing full well
that the police will once more have to
make arrests. more persons will be
iniured. more cnmes will be com-
mnted.
l.s1mpl\ as~ 1he question ·wh) "' -
Perhaps 11's 1he tremendous re\enue
genera1ed b~ these promo1ers which
enhance the coffers of the com-
munit1e~ 1n which the} arc held. I ask.
are the~e concerts so gratuitous that
rcspoosible government officials
can't say no to them, or arc these
intended to be some kmd of training
sessions for our fine gendarmes. I
really tend to 1hink that the co m-
mercial pressures are too great
Our elected leaders need to be
reminded that the) must alwa> think
of what's best for the wh ole com-
munity and not necessanly ho\\
many big bucks will be going into the
register; this kind of dough we do not
need Our real loss will come one day
or e'ening when we read about a
police officer who has been hurt, or
worse. Then we will all look back and
say that maybe we should not have
allowed this event to come here and
perform and we should have stopped
this 1h1ng sooner Let us do the nght
thing now, before the headline writer
sets up 'Police Officer Scnousl)
Injured at Rock Concert Riot.'
GENE ELIG
Irvine . ~
Notify bank when turning 62
To the Fd11or·
I would ltke vou to inform yo.u'r
Senior ( 1t11cn ·readers tha1 the>
should 1nfonn their hank that the)
have realhed age 62.
This w11l assure that no funher
sef\ ice charges will be held out of
their accounts. thus \av1ng them
much monies for more important
items ~uch as food. rent etc
I ha'c found this out about four
~ears too la1l' I have .,truggled to
~uppon my disabled husband and
myse lf and I have found out the bank
will not refund my money. as I did riot
1nfonn them when my husband
reached 62.
This information has to be fed into
the computer. I sincerely hope I help
all of "ou Senior Citizens. . and
make yo ur life much more pleasant in
thl' fu ture.
MA LIEM. JOHN TON
Costa Mesa
Story attracts visitors' attention
To the Editor
Laura Merk's article .. awdust
Festival Got Started W11h A Popcorn
Jt:~us" has attracted the attention of
thou!>ands this summer as they tour-
ed the awdust grounds I put the
article 1n m)' booth because 11 was so
well \\flt ten and the only wa) a lot of
visitors could read about the history
of the Sawdust Festival's earl y days.
Thank you for se nding your star
rcponer to wnte about the summer
stars 1n Laguna Beach.
DOLORES FERRELL
Founding.Pres1dcntSawdust Festival
Laguna Beach
It's not worth keeping secret
To the tdnor
The hostage reccntl~ released b)
the Lcbane'>c tcrronst~ has a secret.
Hc has "'h1'1percd into the car of1he
Pope He has whispered into the ear
of thc l">l.·an of Canterbury He has
"'h1spered 11 into the ear of the
prc\1dcnt. Aren 't "'e all dying a l
cunos1t\'1 No"' we don't know what
the serret 1'> but v.c do know
something that 11 1s not: I) h 1s not
pro-American: 2) 111s not a confession
of their fill~. and meanness: 3) It 1s not
a promise to stop murdering and
kidnapping innocent c1v1ltans. r
"'ould doubt 1f these Jackasses have
an} thing to S3) tha1 ·~ wonh keeping a
\l'CfC'I. ~JIM BOLDING
( osta Mesa
Would you be willing to take a drug
test at your place of work?
Beuy Jean Sborr
loves tor
Laguna Beach
\h\nlutch hecau'\t' 11·, .,u, h J hil( problem
''a, 1l11l·n "'e ha' l' a
dul\ 111 hdr .1lle" 1atc
lhl' dru!( n1c1hkm
Ro~rt McClure
Yorba Linda
'tudent
Yes. I would. be
cause I feel drug\
"'ould be \Oml•th1ng
we would v.anl lo di\·
courage in our \CX. IC't~
That o ul""<'1gh., thr
ncgat1H'\
ORANGf COAST
Victor Kayfetz
Retired
Newport Beacb
II I v.erc an em-
plU\cr I wou ldn't
mind \\hen I had my
hu\lness. I had a young
man who came 1n
<,pau:d out and 11 hun
hi\ potential
David Peeples
Arebllect, Lagan.
Beacb
"lo. I 1h1nk it's a
direct v1oh111on of my
perwnal rights I don't
"'ant to work with
an~bod> who d~sn't
~no"' me well enough
Ill kno" whether I
ha\ c a problem or not
'.\l\O 11fan emlo\ee IS
dmng an e1Tect1vt Job
1t'\ none of an)hody'c;
bU\lnC\\
Nancy Greaves
Hoaaewlfe
Costa Mesa
I wouldn't mind at
all because I don't
takl' drugs I believe
1t'~ a good idea be-
cause of all the prob-
lems and accidents. It
might deter some
pcoplc
Mar cia Marlowe
Intermediate Scltool
Teacber . Newport
Beacll
\\-e may t'.'nd up not
ha-.ing a choice I
don't see drug testing
3!> being a problem
m}self I fl"CI drugs do hav~ an eflect on one's
bcha" 1or in the work
plac.c I would grudg-
1ngl) ~ubm1t because
it's for the benefit of
the (Khool) kids
IC eren Wlttrn.r
Puott'lhe•
Daily Pilat Tom hll
Fc11101
Oon ,.., .. r
C tly (Otto•
Tom Claftln
'41"*\ ((ltfQI
Aobeft Ce1"'etl
Jlro<1uc11on Otrt<:IOf
T~,.IC_.
Cilcvtehon Ovwtct0t
Cte19 IMtt
~uor1t f'o1101
"°•atd~ A<lllef'tlll"O OitlCIOf
..... , IMM'tft•
C1ui.Tfed Otr1Cl0t
''I look at It thlnklng Lhat somehow, wt1Jle the money boys were cutting
down Esqulre to make It profitable. a seed fell off.··
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~l
Driven to traffic school
for a Ph.D. from the DMV
By STEVE FREEMAN
At long last. counesy of the Depart-
ment of Motor Vehicles. my
hypothetical Ph.D. cometh -for the
third commitment to Traffic School.
(First go-·round men ts a B.A .. second
an M A .. third the Ph.D.)
As a veteran alumnus I fonhnghtly
state that the recent tour of duty was
Oat-out and incontrovertibly miser-
able. (The previous two weren't too
bad.) The element of torture. it seems.
has recently been introduced.
The session was held on a hot.
humid Saturda> from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m
with an hour olT for lunch. in a large
windowless counroom sadistically
bereft of air condition in~ into which
some 300ofwe traffic miscreants had
been herded. By mid-afternoon with
both temperature and hum1d1ty at
about 90. the ladies had shed clothing
to the thin edge of decorum. and the
mC'n. semi-asphy1atcd and somewhat
dehnous tended to gibber mindlessly.
Occasional gasped pleadings for air
cond111oning were met with an un -
compromising. "Sorry But we have
no control over the air condllloning
sys tem"
Yet quite possibly I am being too
sardonic. If so underl ying this petu-
lance 1s m> seething at the con·
tre.temps which brought this all
about
Coming down the Coast Highway
from Huntington Beach and ap-
proaching Newpon Beach I decided
to enter a "oebegone stnp of West
Nev.pon l)ing between the Highway
and the ocean -an area with which I
am but vaguely fam1har. I intended to
v1!>1t someone living 1n the 4300 block
on its Seashore Dri ve
The first point of entry (1t seems
there are onl) 1wo) occ urs at Orange
A\enuc On tumJng an I encountered
Seashore Dnve immediately -not
surprising since is the stnp's only
street Surpnsing. however. 1s that 1t
is one-way -westbound. W1lly-n11ly
I proceeded westward. In ume I
observed that the house numbers
were running progressively in the
6000 senes and as I proceeded they
mounted 1010 the 7000s, whereas I
wa s seeking the 4300s. And "as any
fool can plainly see" this was a Oat·
out Roy R1egels replay -a wrong
way run.
Entrapment. A dead fall' A one-way
street on a benighted one street stnp
of land At its end must be thousands
of cars piled high, rusting and
abandoned, with a few emaciated
survivors huddled on the beach
scrounging for birds egs and fish
remains. Then abruptly Seashore Dnve
dead~nded and I was compelled to
tum left into a short alley. then
quickly left again into a narrower
alley of barely one car width. At least
I was headed eastward now, in the
proper d1rec11on And now let the
Fates decree that no car. no dump
truck. no kiddie kans block my way as
I poke along through this forlorn
allc)Wa).
And then zapped Dcad~ndcd
again And I'd made It only into the
6200 block. This tame at an 1nter-
sect1on with Prospect Avenue, the
area's only other entrance/egress with
the Coast Highway. Fifty feet along 11
and again I encountered the ub1-
qu1tous Seashore Dnve. Ah, 1t
seemed wider here. probabl~ becom-
ing two-wa> at this Ju ncture and
allowing me to proceed eastward
toward the Promised L'lnd of the
4300s.
VerygJngcrly.at IOm .p.h ,I turned
easterly into Seashore Dnvc. I
proceeded onl> 50 feet (a matter of
record. as 1s the 10 m.p.h ) when
suddenly I became aware t~at m}
safan into this netherworld faced ye t
funhcr obstacles. Seashol'( Dnve.
alas, was still one way -against me.
and the flashing red-blue-white ligh ts ·
of a cop's car danced directly before
me. our cars nose-to-nose as two
opposing NFL linemen
Officer Hernandez. badge 527. of
Newport Beach's Finest explains -
as 1f I didn't know -that I have run
counter traffic. In my best h1stnonic
manner I bleed before him telling him
of my quest - of how I ha ve valtantl)
and not WllhOUI fa1hng COUra$C
attempted to gain the 4300 block 1n
this land so confusing to us of less
than extraordinary talents.
"It can't be done." he blandly
states. "you can't get there from
here ... And how can yo u answer that
-as yo ur ears tum red tn seething
frustration and you choke back
thunderous profanity
It seems 1t 1s necessary to lea ve this
ba1hw1ck. proceed a few miles down
the Coast Highway and lherr reenter
-yes. reenter this self-same and
bcdamned Seashore Drive and again
move westward. yes west')"ard. on 11.
Mumbo-Jumbo. you sa y? Of classic
and monumental proportion'
And forthwith Officer Hernandez.
he of soul and compassion wntes the
citation enrolling me once again in
that !>eat of learning. the Traffic
School
But as Voltaire proclaimed. "1n this bc~t of all possible worlds all is for
the best ·· And indeed so ll 1s for. as
the da)S grow shon er. was I not
empn' ileged to gain that ultimate
d1stinct1on . 1ha1 Ph.D from the
OMV"
Steve Frttmu is• Ne'1fport Be•cb
busilJenmu.
Rev. Curran gets lesson in
theological interpretation
The decision taken by the Va11can
to stnp the Rev. Charles Curran ofh1s
seat as a theologian at Catholic
lJn1versi1y 1n Washington has
brought on a goodly amount of loose
hp. not all of It by·a n) means by non-
Catholtcs The evening telev1S1on
news pictured one pnest who said. I
swear. as 1f he were spc.aking from the
throne room of the Encyclopaedia
Bntann1ca. that throughout Catholic
history the church has persecuted its
prophets whose teal.h1ngs I\ has gone
on. in later years. to incorporate as its
own.
That happens not to be true The
great theologian~ of the church have
battled a legion of heresies, as they
came 1n due course to be classified. h
would have been correct to say that
throughout its history the church has
countenanced confl1ct1ng theological
1nterprctationi.. What 1t has never
done 1s finally to opt for one tt later
rtJCCled. The chu~h·s position on
thcologic-al doctnnc 1s not to be
confused wtth its position on. e.J .. the
movement of the planets. the ktnd of
thing that got Galileo into trouble If
the Rev. Curran had taken the
position that the moon 1s made of
&reen ch~ese. one doubts that the
Vatican would have reached over to
tell ham to quiet down
The Catholic Church 1s reluctant to
incorporate into its magistcnum (its
tcach1na function) dogma unrtlatcd
to the role of Ood and man That's
why so many Catholics get cd&Y when
some b1!.hops hR their mitres and say
thinp on the order of the naht
m1ntmum waae. the ~SI way to
prevent UJltmploymcnt. nuclear war,
eta., etc.. when:m they end up
'IOund1ng less hke qenu of the word
of Chn t than as successors to
Eleanor Roosevelt.
The Rev. Charles Curran is by all .
a counts a very chann1ng man and
SCdUctt\•e teacher It IS Wt'On& 10
assume. as some Catholics do. that he
1s "for" abonion. "for" contracep-
1100. "for" premarital intercourse.
"for" divorce. As he has himself
explained. the pos1t1on\ he takes on
these matters are not directly in
conflict w1th Catholic teaching. He
believes. for instanct'.', that the
absolute nght to life: bcgms after
"indi v1duat1on," which comes be·
tween 14 and 21 days after concep-
uon Under certain circumstances. he
thinks abonions before ind1v1dua-
t1on arc morally excusable. Anyone
who went on the polemical road
taking th1~ position would be de-
nounced bt the frt:c-<ho1ccn as an
abwlut1\t nght-to--hfcr
'till, viewed by the congrcptton in
Rome whose JOb 11 is to 1ns1st on
compliance In theolog1cal matters,
the Rev Curran's views were ident-
ified H sexually pennis 1vc beyond
the bounds the Vatican authonzcs.
WILLIAM F.
BUCKLEY
has not formally declared that the
church's holdings on the sexual scale
arc 1nfalhble. and that so long as this
1s so. 1t is the function of the
theologian to explore the question·
What is the pos1t1on most nearly
consistent with the will of God" The
Vatican retons that 1nfalhb1lity 1s not
exphc1tl~ needed in order to define a
Catholic doctrine. but in so doing the
church is being understood as sug·
gcsting that infallibility 1s latently
there an its traditional sexual pro-
nouncements.
and there 1s no greater authonty on The Rev Curran will lose this one
what the Vattcan authonzcs than the 31 C'U. and ought to Whether he
Vatican. Given that the Catholic would then be free to teach thcol•
University of Amcnca ts a tcach1na at Catholic universities not directly
arm of the Vatican. 11 docs not really licensed by the Va tican •S another.
make very much ~Mc to deny the and an 1ntercs11na question. He is ot
Vatican the authonty to define Its course at liberty. even as a Catholic
own onhodoxy If in the future It pnest. to di ~minate his theologic~I
hould ease 1ts rules. respecting. say, lucubrations at any length, though
di vorce. It wall elect to do w with not quit<' anywhere. A living church ~me reference to auard1ng its old that opposes both abonion and
vocabulary intact There 1s no doubt· contraccpuon hasaot a lot of thinking
1na thalll 1s ca 1cr today than 50 ye.an to do about the rcconc1hat1on be-
ago to obtain a mamagc annulment tween Cod's law and man's un·
-except that the churth doc, not call governable practices It 15 often 1t.d1.vo~c. and so hana.s on to a. uscfu"" remarked that the church 1s never
d1stmclH>n. Aficr all. you cant bolt\ more resplendent than when defying
believe in divorce as such and al.0 moral fashion. and this 1s true: true.
believe an ttlc solemnity of the . hut never a an u cusc for tcst1n1 the
1nJunct1on. "What therefore God bounds betwttn the nature Ood gave
hath Joined together, let no man put to man and the rules Ood p vc to
a under " man. ·
Rut the Rtv Curran has cl«tcd to
fiaJl1. Ht irounds art that the pope WU/i•m I'. 81d.Jt 111 • H.lt'•tt'd
col•m•l•I
PETEDSXTSR
Cola m ol•t
PETE
DEXT~R
·Taking
chance ,
seeing it
through
A( RAMENTO -About three
yea1<, ago. against my good judgment.
I took on a monthlysponscolumn for
Esquire Magazine. It was against my
Judgment because I did not hke
Phillip Moffiu. who owns the maga-
11nc. and I did not hke the maga.c1ne·s
ed11or. .\nd I wa5n 't too rra1~ about the
magazine itself E~uire. ofcoursc. ha!> been a lot of
d11Tercnt magazine~ 1n the last 50
)e:lf'i . Once. under a man named
Arnold Gingm:h. 1t was the best
maga11ne to wnte for 1n America. and ~
thc bcsl magaLJne to read. It was full
ot surpnses and ideas and good
v.rating. It walked off alone into the
v.oods any d1rect1on that looked
111tnesting, know ing It was good
enough to get lo'\t and then find 11~
y,a .. back.
Knov..ing tha1 somewhere 1n that
prcxe'\'> ofge111ng lost and finding the
wa~ back -1n taking the chance -
\Omething wa., fo und. That the
\Ource of 1t\ 1nven11on wa\ 1t<1
courage.
But that "'a' .\rnold Gingrich. and
fhat W3!> a long lime ago
B~ the umc I got to Esquire. the
mone} boys had cut 11 up and turned
11 profi table. B) then. thc only way the
maga110e would go into the woods
wa\ to rcpon on ne-"' trends in hiking
boot'i It was powd and sclf-<on·
sc1ou'> alwa)' correcting for some
reflection 11 had caught of tt..clf in a
w1ndo" at the bank
And I knew 1ha1 and I wanted to
work there an .. wa v becau')(;' I wanted
I<> \.\>Ofk for a \\>Oman named Bets)
C arter
Bet~~ ( anC'r had been a reporter for
New\weC'k Maga11ne at the lime
Phillip \foffitt bought faqu1re. , he
wa~ assigned to in ten 1ew him then.
and he hired her a'\ an editor Wnhin a
lev. vears she wa\ fsqu1rc 's ed11onal
d1rellor
\ltcirl' to thc potnt \he was the onl~
cd1tor in th1.· building who rccogn11cd
the 'aluc of ta~ing chance\ Shl' al~o
understood \\filing and '\he under-
'toc><.1 v.hal "'a'> funm .\nd that.
along "1th 'omebod} "'ho v.111 tell
\.OU the truth and makC' \ure )O U get
paid, 1se'cl)thing H>U can ask for in
an ed itor.
.\nd I lcn C'd hn pcr\onalh and I
lo\ ed her proft")'imnall). and when
Esquire final!~ kilkd m' rnlumn she
wa .. thc onl~ th1n1;t I missed about
\.\rtting 11
.\houl th1' \Jml' time. Bet') de-
rided to lea\e hqu1re and begin a
masa1ine of her o"' n A lot of peoplt'.'
decade to begin magaL1nes of their
own of course and mo\t of them
forget about 11 in 1hrce da" .\nd
most of the onl'\ ""ho take 11 tunher
than thret' da\\ end up v.1sh1ng thr>
had n't his v.i1hout go1ng1n1oa lotol
detail. an cnormuu\h d1llicult and
compltcatcd and fru.,1ra11ng thing
.\t least that«, v..ha1 '>hc tell\ me
An }wa) lht• namt' of the maga11ne
"a' going to be.· N1.·'-" \ ork Woman.
and \he went to Phillip "vfoflill and
told him I\ wa\ lOm1ng. onC' "'ti' or
the other .\nd "vf ofli11 'ho\C 111 hu\
1n "Jot all the wa .. -nnt at fir\t _:_
but ..ccd monr\
And Bets> went tu work pulling
the thing togC'th cr <\unoundC'd by
people who were afraid to take
chances she ignored C'Vef)thing '>Bfe ~he in\ented a maga11nt.' that rrflect-
C'd hero" n ta\te\ her '>en~ ut "hat a
woman II' ing 1n a plate llkl' -....c"'
York l'i, her \en..t· ol v. hut v.as bcauulul
<\nd 'ihe held onto it \ga1n't all the
moOl'V bo\I\ clg310'lt CVCl"\-bt><.I\
\cared .\nd from what I ha'e ~en at
fsqu1re. that ISJUSl about cvcrvbod)
Againi.t m} advice, \he 1urncci down
1wo iobs an four months. two of the
be.,t JObs you could be offered 1n New
York media
A lot of hard time passed. and then
yestcr<1ay mom1na a Federal E~pres!>
truck pulled into the drivewa~ of m>
house. and the driver handed me the
first issue of New York Woman
I knew 1t would be &ood
~ 'i I said. I ~v. that and k n1.·w It wac;
good. but I didn't kn ow how gOOd
Not until yc!>terday mornini. Some ot
thl'>. of cou~ -how well It 'u~ta1ns 1t~lf. for instance -1!> '1•11 un·
decided
It '" -along wuh the early ln'i1dc ~rx>m -the best and fre'lhest nev.
moaa11nc to hit the market 1n the 15
or 10 )'tars I've known how tn read
And New York Woman, unl1k<' l n~1dc Sport'l, was published on a
limited cduonal budget ti t'i funny
and warm and there 1., a 'Cttual
current yt'>u feel all thc wa\ throuRh
,\nd 1dea'i, and 'iurpn~!I. And 1t"
bcauhfol
I look :H 1t thinking tb:at .,om<'ho"
while the monC) ho}\ were CUiiin&
down ESQu1rt to ma ke It protit~ble. a
~ed f rll ofT
It ts almoM hkc F,qu1rt <'<>me back
to li ft' P«>I~ Ckrttr It • "'""fWtH
rol•malll
SUNDAY, AUGUST 24, 1988
Wedklne tied Pohl for World ..... of Golf •••d. C2.
Gl•nta wfn football tir-lng rlghta toi NMr Yortl. Cl.
Rams.work overtime
Su den death ick·
def eats Chargers.
ends sloppy ganle
By JOSEPH DUDEVOIR
It was hailed to be an air show al
Anaheim Stadium but It went ovet
more hkc a lead balloon.
"It was a rather sloppy pme. one
that I was disapointed in," said Rams
Coach John Robinson. "We did a
whole lot of things that fet you beat in
a r~ular season game.'
Things like the eight turnovers and
18 penalties the two teams combined
for. were some of the items on
Robinson's hst.
Fortunately fo r the Rams. this
wasn't a rqular season contest and
they managed to do enough thinas
right to beat the San Diego Chargcn
in a game that didn't live up to its
advance bilhng..
In the end 1t was the Chargers who
lJaJll end Kellen Winslow, on the first
play or the overtime to ICl up Mike
Lansrord pme-winmn1 27-yard fie&d
aoal 16 SC<londs into overtime.
"We came in read~ to play some
pan defense," Aid Lau&hlin, who
collected the last of the Rams• four
1n1ercep1ions on the niaht "But I
think ovcraJI 11 wasn't a well-played
game. We alwa ys talk about playin&
with efficiency and tonilftl we
didn't."
But the pme wasn't a total scrub.
The Ram runninapmesbowcd aicns
of commit around as Eric Dickuson
Oashcd 1 little brillia nce wilh a 74.
yard touchdown run aod 112 yards in
his one half of wort.
After falhna a bit short of expeci.
lions last week 1n the runnint deoen-
ment, the Rai'h1 pined t 90 yards on
the ni&Jlt.
The let down thi ti me wu tbc
pass1n1 pme. which appea~ to
finally be comma around with Steve
Bartkowakj at the controls
Bartkowski got off to ant 11.111
asa1nst San D1eao. as he completed
his fi rst four passes for 63 yards and 1
( ......... RA.Ma/C2)
The Rama ltrlc Dtckenon takee off on a 7 4 -
yard touchdown romp wbtcb-pat the Rama
...., ""',......., n....,,....
ahead 14-0 ln the eecond quarter. The
Rama won ln o•erttme 20-17.
' committed the final and fatal miscue,
as the Rams pulled out a 20.17
ovcnime win at Anaheim Stadium in
front 47,04 5 fans Saturday night -·
fans who came to sec the two teams
pick up where they left lasl off week.
With San Diego flying into town
after last week's 598-yard air strike.
and the Rams. lookinJ a /1ttle like the
Chargers themselves 10 their win last
week, who would have guessed that
-for the most pan -Saturday's
game had both teams matching each
other botch for botch, rather than
bomb for bomb.
Understudies can take a bow
Love, Jerue have --
good nights fi lling--
inf or injured Rams
By BARRY FAULKNER
Delly .... C.1 'I ......
lnjun es to the Rams' offen sive line
and hnebacking corps last year left the
club scrambling to fill staning pos·
1tions And based on their per-
formances in Saturday night's 20.17
oven imc win over the San Diego
Chargers. Mark Jeruc and Duval
Love m1ghl be the first to benefi t from
similar tnJuncs this year.
Jeruc. a · ftftl rth-ycar inside
linebacker out of Washington. has
been filhn$ 1n for 1985 Pro Bowl
selection Jim Collins who has been
unable to fully recover from a
pinched nerve 1n his left shoulder,
originall y hun in the Pro Bowl game
and aggravated in the opening exhi·
Wohlford
hits beat
Dodgers
Expos stop·lostng
streak at six with
7 -4 road victory-
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Jim
Wohlford of the Montreal Expos has
been 1 n the maJor leagues long enough
to know when first place is out of
reach
"Nobody 1s going to threaten the
Mets this year This 1s their year." the
14-)ear Jo urneyman said Saturday
night after hi s first home run since
O~n 1ng Day of last season sparked
the Expos to a 7-4 Lnumph over the
Los Angeles Dodgers.
The victory ended a six-game
losing streak that dropped Montreal
into third place in the d1v1s1on behind
Today'• game
Montreal (Smtth 8-8) at Dodgen
(Hersh1ser 12-9)
T ime 1·05 p m
TV . None
Radio: KABC (790).
Monda) 's game· Ph1ladelph1a at
Dodger'I, 7:35 p.m.
New Yo rk and Ph1ladclph1a. Sudden·
I) the E-.pos. who mounted the only
threat to New York dunng the first
half or the season. have altered their
goals
Manager Buck Rogers, who stancd
W<1hl ford 10 left fi eld at the last
minute Saturday night because of
Tim Raines' bruised right heel.
agreed that his te<>m has plenty left to
pla) for despite being 201/J games out
of first place. Mitch Webster contnbuted thrtt
hits to Montreal's I I-hit attack on
four Los Angeles pitchers. He and
Andre Dawson hit run-scoring singles
1n the fif\h inning.
Rookie nght-hander Bob Scbra,
3-2. allowed seven hits. walked none
and established a career hi&h Wl th
seven stnkcouts 1n seven innings.
Montreal took the lead for good 1n
the third inning after Webster
smashed a hne-dnve s1n&lcoffp1 tcher
Rick Hone ycutt's left foot with one
out. Dawson foll o"'ed with a double
and Tim Wallach's groundout scored
Webster
Honeycutt. 9-8. then comm1ted h1
fi Mit balk of the '!Cason. sconng
Oaw'IOn from third base and 11vin1
the f\pO\ a 4-2 advantage
ttoncycutt. who ')um'ndered seven
hi ts and was charged wtth six Mon-
treal runs. left in tht' fifth' after a
double h) Wallace Johnson and a
~1~t' h) Wohlford with no ou"
\\-e \tt'r 41nd Oav.\ttn then grttted
re 1evt'r Joe Bc-<kw1th wi th RBI <11n~k\ ttmng \.tontm1l a h·J lead
..
b1t1on game against Houston.
Jerue has seen nearly all of his
action with the Rams on the special
teams -leading the Ra ms' su1c1de
squads last year with 13 tackles. He
has. however. assumed the left inside
backer spot next to Carl Eckem and 1s
playing superbly 1n two games as the
staner.
Jerue, who was convened from
nose ~uard 1n his senior season for the
Huskies, was in on 15 tackles ( 12
unassisted) as the defense held the
usually potent "Air Coryell" Charger
offense to JUSI 17 points, with seven
coming after an interception return to
the Ram 35-yard hne and another
touchdown late in the fi nal penod
after the regulars had been relie ved,
··1 thought their running game was
pretty much non-existent (95 yards
on 33 total cames).'' said Jcrue. who
has netted two pass interceptions 1n
the preseason.
patterns. and Jerue said they were
dcterm med not to le t a passing attack.
which racked up 598 yards last week
against Ph1ladelph1a, get the big play.
Jerue knows his fi ll-in role may be
temporary, but he said he 1s more
comfortable on the field now after
pa) mg his dues on the s~1al teams.
"That was the most comfo nablc
I've felt out there," said the 6-3. 232·
pounder '"That was no prescason
same fo r me out there tonigh t. My job
1s on the hne. They arc talking about
fin ding another linebacker and I want
to be the gu y "
Jerue feels he is qu ickly adJus11ng to
the role of a sianer, say1ns: '"Befort
IA.hen I went 10 I felt a httle more
pressured. l~e I had to do everythins
JUS t nght Now I feel that the coaches
ha"e enough confidence 10 me to let
me go out there and make some
pla)s "
Even the referees had a clown act of
their own, using thei r video replay to
confuse the fans, and 11 seemed,
themselves bx changing a call three
times and still not getll ng all of it
nghl
The v1dcq device was used 1n
Saturday's ga'me to figure out whether
a dropped pass was a fumble or an
incomple11on It was ruled both
before being ruled incomplete as the
referees overruled the video.
Rams linebacker Jim Laughlin
turned the final tn ck wi th h1s1uggl1ng
act of an intercepted Charger pass
from quan crback Mark licrrmann
was the final tnck.
............. ..,1119 .......
fhe Ram linebackers were con-
t1nuall} challenged bv underneath
Love. a two-year man from UCLA
via Fountain Valley High. was 1n·
(Plea.e eee SUBSTITUTES/Cl§)
·· 1 ltked Laughlin 's 1ntercept1on."
said Robinson. "I only wish Jim had
done 11 sooner so we could've gotten
out here earlier."
Laughlin picked ofT the pass. or
actually yanked 11 away from Charger
Ram wide recel•er Ron Brown celebratea a SS-yard tint
quarter touchdown reception from ste .. e Bartko.._..
,., .........
Oriole homers
pound Angels
Birds smack three
Chadwick pitches
to s park 4 -2 win
BAL Tl MORE (AP) -Earl
Weaver prefers the three-run vanety
or homers. but he'll take power an y
which way he can.
Rookie Jim Traber hit a tw<>-ru
homer Saturday and Cal R1p ken and
Fred Lynn added solo shots to
account for all of Baltimore's sconng
in a 4-1 victory over the California
Angels.
"You like 10 get the home runs with
people on base." Weaver said. "But 1f
yo u get eno ugh of the one-run and
two-run \anet). you can still win
ballgames
"We got the good pitching again
today, and when you do that. you
don't need too much more," Weaver
said.
Today'• game
Aagel1 (McCaskill 13· 7) at
Baltimore (Da\ is 9-10)
Ti me 11 .05 am
TV Channel 5.
Radio: KM PC'(7 101
Monday'sgame l\ngelsat New
York. 7:30 pm.
bottom of the 1nl]10$ to stake the
Ori oles to a 3-2 lcad. R1pkcn. who had
three hits hit a solo shot for his 19th
homer. then Eddie Murray walked
tx•forr Traber hi t rookie Ray
( had IA. 1d :s first pitch over the fence
IO nght
In 32 games since being called up to
the maJors on Jul) 18, Traber has 10
homr runs and driven 10 32 runs
L)nn added Baltimore's fourth run
leading ofT the fifth He battled ofT 11
Chadwick pitches before h1111ng a
towcnng dme
Wally Joyner hu a ball trapped under his elbow after
attemptlnf to make a d.lnn. catch ln the fifth lnnm,. Be
reco•ed to aet Baltimore'• C"al RJpldn Jr. at .econd trytna for a double.
Mike Flanagan. 7-8. Rich Bordi
and Don Aase combined to scatter
nine hits for the Onoles.
After Cahfomia took a 2-0 lead
aga inst Flanagan 1n the first. R1pken
and Traber hit two-out homers 1n the
t-lanagan surv'1ved a rough first
inning. He surrendered four htts in
the 1nn1ng and two runs on a George
Hendnck single which scored Wall)
Joyner and Doug DcC'inces.
Oklahoma, Michigan l.-2 in poll
UCLA . with three firs t-place
votes. is fourth f n AP ra tings
From AP dl1patclle1
Defending national champion Oklahoma and
runner-up Mich1pn wdl begin the 1986 season the
way they ended I 98S -as the 1-2 teams in the
Associated Press college football poll
And 1f history 1s any barometer. Oklahoma
sta nd s a good chance ofbc1ng No. I when the final
poll is taken on Jan. 2. The Sooners have ~n No
I sP1 times in the prescason poll. on four of those
occasions -19S6, 1974, 1975 and 198S -they
won national championships
Oklahoma ~1 ved 44 of 60 first-place vote
and 1.171 of a possible 1.200 points fro m a
nationwide panel of spons wntcrs and ~pons
casters 1n re ul tsannounccd Saturday 1 hat pu t the
Sooners well ahe1d of M1ch1p n. which had six
first-place ballots and 1.016 points.
''I'm not surpnscd I thou&ht we would he
(No I). us being the dcfend1na national cham
pion ,"Oklahoma Coach Barry Switzer '31d
Switzer said the prc~son No. I ranlong
would not create any added prt"ssurc Oklahoma
has been the prcscason No I chou.·c four times in
wtt1er's prtv1ous 13 ~'°" as head coach nd
won thrtt na11on1l champ1onsh1p
"Everybod)' ct'I ready to play uH ven 1fwe're
not No I Just bc.·uu\C' of who v.c art~' bC' \lid
\ccord1n1 to 'iw1t1er the 4'ooncrs ha"e looked
&ood 10 the pre!iea'IOn wor.,out'I hut the dtft'"'l\'C
A
ltne 1s a problem area
"'W r '\e got a chance to be a really good
offensi ve team." he said "Our youn~ people have
improved and 11 looks hke the offensive li ne might
be better
"But on the defensive hnc we're aoing to fi nd
out ho"' mu h "'e miss (All·Amcncan nose guard)
TonyC'3s1 ll3$. Did he makeourotherhnemen look
so good7 Our ends, linebackers and the secondary
are prctt) good but we're JUSt an average college
football team on the defensive hne ..
Thr 1985 •. oonen led thr nation 10 total
defen'IC and pass dcfen~ and finished second in
rushing and si..onng defense
.Since the .\P prescason poll began 1n 1950. the
onl) team ~ besides Oklahoma to win national
t hamp1on<1h1p~after be1ngranked No I at the tan
of the 'ltnw n were TennesS<'e in 1951. M1chtpn ~1.1tc 10 I 952 and Alabama 10 1978 However. no
team ha" r('ma1ncd N~ I through an entire season
wh1eh 1ndudt'd a pl't'~ason and-or postscason
poll
M1am1 of Flonda. which WU 1n the title
ptrhire unti l a '5· 7 Suaar Sowl lo s 10 Tcnnes5tt
dropped lhc Humcane' to ninth, is third in the-
pre a~n poll '-'Ith one first·pll<'t "ote and 976
CXl1n1s
\J( I I\, whit h fimshcd ~\'t'nth a yC"ar q o, 1'1
tounh w1\h thrtt first-pla~ votes and Q72 poin"
The Rn11n\ open the ~a'°n hy-v1s1t1nt. Oklahom•
M C0.C p I fl
.\lahama1 IA. h1ch optn 1ht ~a\On We-dnc\dll)
n1gh1 JjalO\I Ohio \tat<' 1n thr li..1c koff Cls'l\ll "
1tfth '"'" QI I f'mnl\ fh<' C nm~n l 1dc fin1\hl'tl
13th IO 14>8 5
Penn State. IA.'h1th ended the I ._,85 regular
season No. I then slipped to third after losing to
OklahomQ 25-10 1n the Orange Bowl. stans 19 61n
sixth place. The N1t1an y Lions received three first·
plaC'c votes and 892 points
T c-.as A&M No b last year, 1s seventh trus
time wit h one first-place vote and 871 points Then
comes Nebraska. 11th last vcar. 1n eighth pla~
with one first-place \Ole and 826 points
The other fi rst-place vote wtnt to Plll but the
Panthers w<.·rc not men11oned on an\ other ballot
and the lone "ote was not near1) rnou(lh to get
them into tht' Top Twenty.
Round1n1ou1 the prescason Top Ten are Ohio
tate and Tennessee The Buckc)e'I, who finished
14th a year ago. art ninth with 67' points and
Tcnne 'ICC, the No 4 team in 1985 is 10th with
~78
A pair of Top Ten teams trom 198S -No S
11onda and No 10 Iowa -had to 5Cttlc for the
prcst'ason ~·ond Ten while ..\ir Force. No 8 in
I ~R5. did not make the prctcason Top Twenty
l he preseawn Second Ten consists of Aonda
tatc. 8.aylor Flonda. Aub\lm. . C"JCOfJ•• and
Washinston tted for 16th. 8 naham Youna.
Arun..as and M1ch1pn late It marks M1ch1gan
\tatc''I first appcar.n~ 1n the Top Twcnt sin~ IQ Q
The final l<il8S \ctond Ten w•\ compo-<scd of
Nrbrn,._o. <\r kJn\a\ lab3ma Oh1l' ~tale Aond.t
\late A'\ l R,nlor '.1aryland C1rorg11 TC'\h and
I \l
Louganls wla•
another dlvlng
champloashlp
MADRID. Spain (AP)-Gres
Lougan1s of the United States and
Lr Kongzheng of China arc two
-26-)ear-olds 10 the teen-age
dominated world of swimmina
and d1vina. but to no one's
surpnsc, the) placed one-two 1n
the platform d1 v1ng event at the
World Sw1mm1ng Cham1onsh1ps
Saturda)
Louganis won his third con-
secutive platform title after wi n-
ning his second successive spnng·
board champ1onsh1p.
Lougan1s had to come from
behind to beat L1 He ua1lcd after
eight d1,e'I, but L1 faltered in the
ninth round allowin$ Louganis to
take over the lead with a forward
31, somersault dive. He beat L1 by
o ver 30 poin ts on that dive alone.
Louga n1s said that a relauvely
poor performance. for him, on has
se"enth dive. convinced him to
continue d1v1ng through the l 988
Ol)mp1~
··1 would have scnously con·
s1dered rtt1nng 1f I had broken
700 points here." said Lougams
who scored 668.58 compared to
La''i 614 33 '"But when I m1ued
the tn1Aoard 3' ~ I made up my
mind to conttnue "
Off to Bakersfield
Ken Ammann. a 8-2 two-
year atartu for ltdlaon Rip
and an All·SuDMt ~
choice after l•d.lnM UM
Cbarien to the Clf I -A
baaketMlJ ..-1n .. 1a. -.
ac.-pted a echolanlllp to Cal
State B&kerafteld. A•me••,
who a.-encect 17.7 polata a
&a.me U a MDIOI', la~
fo nu the dul role of. polat r:ant and off ~ hi It.Ill
e1bman year at
Ba~erafleld.
•
1
Michigan ponders
penalltles to punish
attacks on officials
LANSING. Mich. -Assaults qaan5t • ump1m and referees would become fclom~ in M1ch1san af pcndina lcaislat1on
is approved
Two bills aw&Jt lawmaken upon their return next
month that arc aimed at detmina the batterina and
thratenina of those who offic1ate at spons events.
"I hope ~ can convinc.c-other lqislators of the
importance of the bill as a muns of reinstatina respect
for authority. said state Sen. Joe Conroy, sponsor of the
Senate bill.
Conroy cited an incident that helped convince him
that such a bill was needed .
.. A 240-pound basketball coach had to be
restrained when he threatened a referee 1n the refs
dressing room," Conroy said. "The poor guy didn't go
back to work for three days. he was so upset -and that
was the winni.nJ coach. too."
Conroy said he also witnessed fans threaten an
official at a soccer game.
His ltJJslation would make an assault on any
sports official a felony, punishable by up to four years in
prison and a $21000 fine.
A similar measure was sponsored in the House by
state Rep. Robert Emerson. Both bills are pending in
judiciary committees.
The violence is not limited to contact spon s,
either. In Sanilac County, a Little League baseball fan
and a soOball player were convicted this summer of
attacking umpires.
Some Michigan spon s officials say it takes a
certain t) pc ofump1rc to keep assaults from happcnin_J.
Taiwan win• LL World Serles
WILLIAMSPORT. Pa. -Wu Chun-
L1an1 pitched a two-hitter and hit a home
run and Chen China.chant hit two homers
as Tainan. Taiwan continued the A$ian
dominance of the Little t..eque World Series with a
12-0 victory over Tuct0n. Ariz., in Saturda)''t
champion hip a.ame.
Taiwanese teams have won I I of the past 18 World
Sen es and the Far East representative has won I 6 of the
20 ~ries held since Asian tea.ms were invited in 1967.
Ta1wanest teams are 37-2 in Series UnlC$.
Wu, who pitched a no-hiller apin$t Valleyfield,
Quebec. in the quanerflna.ls, pitched thrtt perfect
inninas before Scott Foster led off the fourth with a
clean sin&le to leO. Wu struck out 14 and walked none.
Besides tnc hits, Tucson put JUSt three balls in play, all
grounders to shonstop.
'Bama defensive lineman din
BIRMtN6HAM, Ala. -Alabama m
defensive tackle Willie Ryles was declared •II•
dead by two University Hospital doctors at
3:.S.S p.m. Saturday after a test showed no
blood flow in Ryles bra.in.
Ryles had been in a coma and listed in extremely
cnucal condition since undergoing surgery Monday
evening to relieve pressure caused by a ruptured vessel
that created a blood clot on the side of the brain.
Doctors detected the clot after the 19-year-old
sophomore from Phenix City collapsed during football
practice in Tuscaloosa.
Such a blood clot, or subdural hematoma, 1s the
most common cause of death among football players. It
involves bleeding under the outermost lining of the
brain, causing pressure on the brain. .
Morrie, Giants stage standoff OeJr••nd buenuuaer Da•e x•ncn ta taged oat by !few York MCOndman
Wlllle Randolph while tryiDC to •teal du-
ln& HCODd lnniDC of Saturday'• aame. "If he or she 1s trained to be emphatic and gain
respect, it m1n1m1zes problems," said George Gillies.
W~tland recreation director and Michigan umpire-in-
cb1cf for the 1nterna11onal Amateur Softball Associa-
tion.
Gillies said "tons of attacks" are reported monthly
in a national umpire's magazine. "With the fans. it has
sometimes an'olved knaves. t-,uJes and rocks .... With
players. 11 gets really physi ·al in bassketball, real
pugilism:·
Morris has no intention of ending has •II> · ROCHELLE PARK. N.J. -Joe m I ~~~~~~~~1~~~:~~:~1,~~.~~.~:;:1Y~~ Tanana blanks Seatt e
Lan) Jellerson. a rookie umpire. wd he became
temfied .... h1le offic1at1ng a softball game in June.
After one close call too many one of the players
attacked him. Jefferson said.
··This fat gu)' came runing out at me near the
mound and gets an m> face, then banged into me, blew
me back ncarl} to second base and calls me all kind.s of
names.·· he said .. Then. he grabbed a bat and fourofh1s
partners had to hold him down.
"I didn't believe thts, I was stunned.''
Quote of the day
Wilt CbamberlalD, on the rumor that he
might attempt to comeback 1n the National
Basketball Assoc1auon at age .SO: "Where there's
a Wilt, there's a way."
Rizzo moves in to tie for lead
GALLOWAY TOWNSHIP. N.J -
Patt i Rizzo seized a share of the second-
round lead with Juh Inkster by shooung a
3-under-par 68 Saturda) at the Atlantic n
Cit) LPG..\ <-lassie at Marnott's Seav1cw Country
Club.
R1zzo's round of four birdie~ and one bogey
coupled "'llh her opening-round 70 Fnday. produced a
two-day total of 4-under 138 on the 6.005-yard course
Inkster. the tirst-round leader at 4-under. faltered
on the back nine to card an even par aturday
Waltrip takes NASCAR event
BRISTOL Tenn -Darrell Waltnp II conunued his dom1nauon of Bnstol lnter-
na11 onal Racc~a)' on Saturday night,
taking the lead with 143 laps left and
cru1sang to an 8. 7-St'cond tnumph over Terry Labonte
an 1he Busch 500 N ..\SC' AR Wanston C'up race.
The victor) was the I 0th of Wahn p's career on the
.533-mile. fugh-banked oval. a feat unmatched by
an)'one el~ on the Winston Cup C'ircu11 Cale
Yarborough has nine '1ctones at Bnstol.
with. and under those circumstance. club officials say
the running back may not play this year.
Morris announced · Friday that the Giants have
threatened to place him on a special list that will force
him to sit out the season unless he returns to the team
within five days.
The Giants reportedly have offered a S 1.8 million
over four years. while Morris and his agent. Tom
Toner. are seeking a four-year deal worth $3 million.
Moms earned $150.000 last season and in an
alleged option year on his contract he would receive
$1 95,000in 1986.
Television, radio
TELEVISION
10 a.m. -FISHING THE WEST: Chan nel
56.
10:30 a.m. -TENNIS: U.S. Open preview,
Channel 2.
11 a.m. -CBS SPORTS SUNDAY: World
Swimming and Diving Championships (2
hours), from Madnd, Spain. Channel 2.
11 a.m. -BASEBALL: Angels at Baltimore.
Channel 5.
11 a.m. -WRESTLING: Channel .S6.
I pm. -GOLF: PGA NEC World Senes of
Golf(2 hours). from Akron. Ohio. Channel 2.
I p.m. -COLLEGE FOOTBALL: PAC 10
preview, Channel 4.
I :30 p.m. -PRO FOOTBALL: NFL's Most
Valuable Player profile. Channel 4.
2 pm. -PRO FOOTBALL: NFL Update
'86 pre' 1ew of upcoming season. Channel 4.
3 p.m. -COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Road lo
Pasadena: PAC I 0 preview, Channel 2. ·
3 p.m. -PRO FOOTBALL: Super Bears.
recap of Super Bowl XX. Bears vs. Patnots.
Channel 4.
3:30 p.m. -SPORTSWORLD: Boxing.
I BFJu n1or m1ddlewe1ght tllle. Buster Drayton vs
Da'ey Moore. from Juan-Les-Pins. France.
Channe-1 4. -V
5 p.m. -GOLF: Golf Journal. Channel 56. -...... RADIO
11 am. -BASEBALL: Angels at Baltimore. KMPC (710).
I p.m. -BASEBALL: Montreal at Dodgers.
KABC (790).
RAMS CAPTURE OVERTIME VICTORY ••• From C l
toulh<lo"'n to g1q~ the Ram\ a 7-0
lead tollo"' mg the openang kickoff
He \lruggled the rt'st of 1hc half to
"'•nd up 6 ol 11 v.11h two 1nta-
Cl'pt1ons and I 00 ) ard\
·1 .... asn't sharp.'' Bartkow<,k1 '>aid
"I felt Il l e I .... a., going to be. but I
d1dn"t ha"e patrcnte and I forced
\Oml' things I th1nl II "'e l·oncentrate
on dct.111.-. U"l"f the nl'\I wed we'll be
() ......
fhc dckn~ v.h1k 11 did improve
from la'>t "'l'l'k kt Roh1nson down hy
pcrm1t11ng thl ( hargcrs to tic the
gamt· "'Ith ~·>remaining an the fourt h
quarter
"\\c ..,h uld nc,er ha'e allowed
them 1oge ad. in the game." hesa1d.
"That ..... 11 lO'>I a team down the
road··
.\nd on ollen'>c Rob1nS-On said.
"I'm not 'old on our ability to move
Raiders find
centers work
is not a snap
OXNARD -1 he Los Angeles
Raider may have dominated the
New England Patnot 1n a manner
plcasinJ to most an attendance al their
exh1b1uon game. but Coach Tom
Flores stressed a da) later that 11 was
no snap
Ltterally.
When the Raiders returned to their
1ro1n1ng camp at the Oxnard Hilton
Inn Saturday night, one of the things
Flores and his stafl wanted 10 talk
about were center snap'!
Despite IX'at1ng the l'atnot'I by a
S(Orc of 24-10 Fnday nigh t at the Los
An~ck\ Mcmonal Colr\Cum the
Raiders' ccnte~ and quartcrbal k~
had their problems.
Each of three pain of centen and
quarterbacks m1sconneclcd with !ht
result a lost fumble. Add1t1onally.
punt snapper Trey Junkin put one so
h1ah that punter Ray Guv could not
get otT hn krck rc~ultinr 1n a New
fngland field go3l
By pme·, end flore wa\ e,.
pcnmen11n w11h hnchacker ~fatt
Millen on kick ~naps
. ,,
the ball on offense with consistency. I
hope Y..C do better this week."
The Rams ended up w11h 316 total
net )art.I~ and 14 first downs. The
Charga\ totaled 352 and 25 respect-
1, lq
RAMS NOTES: Tackle Irv P•'*•V WH •·raved
for a lr•nure of '"' tefl fore•rm If lurn.o out 10 ~ a nvl>@r•••en\oon no• believed 10 be \¥lout
Guard o.nnls H•rnl\ sultered • \lreln.o C•lf
11\0 mis~ Ille \KOnd llelf Cor,,...bac~
Lucious Sml1I\ e iw tell tht geme wolll a n tnlured
blck S.tetv Trw w .. 1. wllO slgn.o wit h ,,,.
Rems 10 llelP sllore uP t"4tir ClePleeted defensive
HCOndarv a1d11'1 sull uP Selu•d•v The lhms
leeve for Oeiwt r Tllur\dav 10< 1"91r l•nel
oreseu on 1uneuo !ht lotlowing dav al S'1>0 II will
be tored on C11annt1 4 Tiie lt1ms now soort
e II ·I record against Ille ClleroerJ aller running
tnelr oreseeson record 10 ?·I Tiie Ch•r11en a re
t lSO 1 I
.,
Rama comerback 11.lckey 8attoa knock• Charaer UCJlt end
Pete Holohan out of boa.Dela ja8t ally of tbe e11d soae.. The
Cbuaen ended up falllna to econ and m«ued a tllltd Oeld
IO.) attempt after n.,. Det•ted two aucce.fuJ attempt..
28th career s hutout
back ed by Detroit's
torrent of runs. 14-0
From AP diapatcbes
DETROIT -Darnell Coles drove
in fi ve runs and Frank Tanana
pitched a seven-hitter for his 28th
career shutout as the Detro11 Tigers
routed the Seattle Manners 14-0
Saturday night.
Tanana, 10-6. who walked two and
struck out a season-high 10 batter'!,
retired the first 10 hitters before
yielding a single 10 Phil Bradley. By
that time. the Tigers had given
Tanana a 9-0 lead against Mariners
starter Mike Brown. 4-5. and reliever
Karl Best.
In the first. Kirk Gibson singled
between walks to Lou Whitaker and
John Grubb before Coles cleared the
bases with a two-out double.
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Ra.Diers 3. WllUe Sox 1: In Arling-
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rookie right-hander Jose Guzman
and the Rangers defeated Chicago.
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innangs.
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run was the first of a team-record
eight straight hats 1n Toronto's Sill-run
fir'it inning aturda) night, and the
Blue Ja-,.s held on for '1ctol) O\('r
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AKRON. Ohio (AP) -Lanny
Wadk1ns twice holed out from off the
green 1n shoouna a hard-earned 70
that lifted him into a ue for the thtrd·
round lead Saturday tn the $700.000
NEC' World Sent$ of Golf.
He shared the top S{>Ot with Dan
Pohl. who 1s making his first World
&nes of Golf appearance Pohl had a
third-round 71 .
Wadkmi. a former wtnner of this
elite event, completed three tnps over
tho long. tntiC'\I . Firestone Country
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pu. I
Donnie Hammond. who led or
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back nine and dropped back with
73. He was at 207, one off the pace.
goma into Sunday's final round of the
chase for a S 126.000 first pnze.
All three leaders. playing in the last
aroup on the course. bogeyed the final
hole aOer a bncf. heavy thunder-
shower delayed their finish by 20
minutes.
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one shot closer to Masten champion
Jack Nicklaus, who struggled to a 69
that kept alive hi s hopes of a sixth
World Serie title.
"I've got a good 'hot 1f I play well
tomorrow," said Nicklaus. 46. who
was at 209. one under par and only
three behind the le,aden.
He wt\ tied for fourth wath
Bernhard. Langer of West Germany,
South African Bobby ·Cole, John
Mahaffey~ and Corey Pavin.
Cole closed wt th a 68. Pavm made a
lenath-of-thc·arecn putt for an 18th
hole b1rd1e that JOt him 10 at_par 70
Langer shot 7 1 and Mahaffey 72
including a dtluble bogey· 7 on the
long 16th
p(,J\ {hampmn Bob Tway scored
iln c3k!t' l on lhe ~cond hole and
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• O O 0 MofttvC11 • 1 O O O
4 0 I 0 lecll.wlh o 0 0 0 0
)010 Alld9t1111f1 1000
0000 Holloftp 0000
T,.eoNtollll 1011 v.,.,., 0 0 0.
>S 711 6 T.-M •I 4 kw.IW...._ ,_,..... -... ,._, &........... -,. 1eo-. Glt\'M WiMlnt Rll -Wallcll (9).
l!-t ltu1MI, W JoMtOll OP-MoftlrM I 1
L09-Monlrttl $. l.OI All9tlft 4 ,.._ O.wtOll,
W JoMtOll, It Wllltmt, Trnlno. Wlbtltf, Mt~. Hlt-WOlllford <•>. 1,.oe11 m>. se-w Jol\nlon IS). 5-ScloKll , Folev. SF-1.ew.
MeMrMI • N • •• aa IO
&.ore W,J-1 7 4 J O 1
Rterdon S,77 I 0 O O O ...........
Hont'vcvtl L. 9·1 4 1 6 6 O
hCkwllh I 2 O O O I
I
I
0
HOiton 2 0 0 0 0 Vandlll'O 2 , I 1 ,
~YCUll ollc~ lo 1 balltf• In Ille Sll'I Bl(~ycutl SIOra
umolrH-Hom., Runilt, Flrt t. ,..llOnt, Sac.·
ond. Quick, TlllrO. EllHI r-2 Jt .t.-47,449
MAJOtl LaAG.UE LEAD..S
Amenc.. LMtW
lTilrwtll ,,.v', 0.-)
B.t. TTING (2" al bat1)•8o09t , l!lo1fon, ~s.
Puc~tll. Mln~sota, .344. Malll!IOIV, N..,. Vork,
lll, ltke, 8011on, 333, a... Toron10, .323,
Ftetc,,.r TtxH, J23
RUNS·R Hlf!Olttoll, New Yor1l, 106,
Puoe11, Minnesota, 92, W . Toronto, IS,
McDowell, Ttx.11 U . MelllMl\I, ~ Vort<, ..
RBl·C1n1eco, u11111no, 94, 8ertl9'0. Toronto,
91 81N, Toronto, 91, Jovner. Aftlllh. •.
Malllno1y, New York, 14
HITS·Puckell MIMeSOll, 171, Mettlnol\I,
New York 174, Fernanoe1 Toronto, 1St, RIC•.
8otron ISi. e.n, Toronto, IS6
OOUBLES·Melllnotv. Ntw Vork, 40, Rk •.
8011on. 33, Berrell, 801ton. 32. l!looo•. Botron,
32. l!luckner, Bo\too. 32
I Nll"Lt S•l!lulllr Clevelend I F1<nandl1.
Toronto 9 Slerr• Tt•H. I
HOME RUNS·Ber1ietO, Toronto, lO; °"'
Milw1v1tff 11: Kl119m1n, O.kt1no. 21, 8tlt>onl.
KanH\ Cl1v, 11, Bell. Toronto, 27, P19tlaruto. Ntw York, 11
STOLEN 8.t.SES·R Hlf!Oltton, N-Yori<
11 C•no.!o•I. Cl\oeeoo ..... Petlll ...... )S
G•oson Detroit 11. MoMl>v Toronto. 16
Wilson, l(en~, CttY. 16
PITCHING (10 OICl11on1l·Clemtfl1, l!lo\lon,
19•4, 7 S4 RHmu\\en, New York, 13·4, 3 SI.
K1no Oetroil. 9·3. 3 41. EiCl\l\Orn, Toronto, 10•4
I 1'1 Ferr. Kell\as Cltv 7·3 i .0, Htnl<t
Toronto 7·3 J 41
STflt lKEOUTS·Cllmfnl 8o1ton. I ... Morrl1
Oetroll, 170 L•"9ston s .. 1111. 16', Witt, Aneetl
163 Blvleven, Minnesota . 156
SAVE~·.t.eH, Balllmort. lO, Rlollelll, Ntw
Yori.. lO. Htrn1ndl1. O.rrolt, 20, Cemecr>o
Clt v.ieno 17 Hfflkt Toronto, 17
N1ttona1 LMeue
ITiw~ 1''1dlV'l GtmMI
BATTING 17" 11 ball)-8r001<1, Montrtel. 340 Beckman New Yortt. 333. Gwvnn, San
Oleoo, 333 Reine\ Mofltre11. lll. C Brown
San Frenc11co ll7
RUNs-<;wynn Sen Di.oo, II Hevl\ Plllla
oeton1e 74, KH1<n1noe1. Ntw York n
Murollv At11n11, 73, Scl\mldt Pl\lltdelc>hle, 72
RBl-ScllmlOI, Prlll•OllOlll•. "· Certer. New Yori. 17 Parkll'. Cincinna ti 14, G 0 11111,
HOUllO<'I 19 Hevl\, Pt\11.at!Pl'll• "
HITS-Gwvnn Sen Oleoo l•l Saw., ~
1S2 RalnH , MonlrMI 146 a.n Hou\11)11 140
Sendbtrg Cllte.aoo. llS
OOUBLEs--Hevt\, Pll•laOllOlll1. l2 R Rt
vno1C11 P111\ouroh lO Rev. Plll\ouro,.,, 29, Se•
~ 29. Oun\lon, Chk1110, 7t. R1tne1
MonlrH I 1t
TRIPLES-fhlMI MontrMI. 10 Safl'\Uel
P1111a-11 10. Wet>ste< Montreal a. Coiem•"
St Lou•\ 1 McGH St Lou11 7
HOME RUNS--Sc,.,mldl, Pl\l1toatonl1. 27, Ci
O•v" Hou1ton 7S, Perkll', Ctnclnn1ll, 24.
MurOllv .Allenta. 73, Stuob\, ~. 10
STOLEN 8ASE.S-Cottmen, SI Loult. U , E
De•.,, C1nc1nna11 60, Raine\. Montreat, S?
Dunc•n ~ 44 Doran Hou~ron, ll
PITCHING 10 dKISIOnl)~trnanoei. N•w
Yor~ u •, l '3 Gooci.n. Ntw York. 13·4, l 02
Ootcla New Vork 13·4, 214. Oarllf\9. Ntw Vortt,
17 4 1 84, 81dro1len. PtllleOttPllle, I· 3, 1 fl,
Of\ne1t1 Hou1ton. I· l. l 4S R Rot>lnwn
C1nc1nn11o 9· l 2 SS
STRIKEOUTS-St oll Hou1ton. 1ll
Vet~1utl1 ~ 114 Fernendez. New
Yortt lSl w"c" ~ 146 Rnn. Hou,1on
143
SAVES-Worrell SI Louil 11. RHrdon
Monireet 76 0 Sm1111, Hou1ton 7S. Lt Smit"
C"•taQO 2' Fr•nco C1nc1nnall 71 G°'~oe
Si r O~ 11
Mal°' L .. _,. au.-•
Post S..Mn ~
LEAGUE CHAMl"IONSHlf' SERIES
1 l!lftt ef MYtn I
Tut\ Oc• 1 -AL WHI cllemooon " EHi
(f'lamo•on
Wta Oct 8 -NL Ee\t at Wt\I AL We\t 11
Eut
Thur\ Ocl 9 -AL ott. NL EH i al Wttl
Fri Ocl 10 NL ott AL Ee\t al Wtil
Set Oct 11 -NL Wtll at En t AL Easl el
Wl'\'
Sun Oct 12 -NL WHI 11 Ent Al EHi at
Wetl-t
x
Mon Oct 13 AL ott NL Wtsl al E est-•
T1Jtl Ocl 14 -NL off AL Wttl at EHi-
Wed Oct IS -NL E11t el Wt ll AL We\I
"' Ea11-r Tnur\ Oc• 16 -NL Eall e l Wht-• ,,,, Oct 17 -Oof1I date
WORLD SERIES
I l!lett ti ....,.., l ~el Oc• 19 -Gamt l 11 NL cllemolo" ~un Oc• " -Gemt 1 al NL c111m010n
Mon Ocl 10 -Trev .. div
Tue\ Oc• 11 G•me l 11 AL ct11moton
We<l Oc• 21 -G1me 4 e t .t.L cl\lmo;on
Tnu". Oc• 73 -Geme S el .AL cl\amoton•
Fr1 Oct 14 -Trevtl Cl•v
Se• Del 2S -C.ame 6 et NL cnamolon•
S..in Oct 76 G•mt 1 11 NL cllemolon•
• denote\ 11 ntctuarv
MPLm•••: .... .._
MATlC*Al C.0.'&•8NCS .... w "' T ~rt
.Allenla , I 0 .., •ems , I 0 "' N..,.Orltt111 I 2 0 .m San Fr-.ft(IKO I , 0 ..m
CMW1'
(lllCIOO l I 0 750
MlnntlOll , I 0 .'67
Oelrolt I , 0 m
Gr-aav 1 2 0 m
TamH l•v 0 3 0 000 ....
H V Olafltt , I 0 .'67
Worllnoton 2 l 0 M1
St L.oul1 2 , 0 .$00
Plllltdelol\11 I , 0 m
Della.I 0 4 0 000
AMa•ICAN GON,UINCI
WMt
1(1n.e1 City 7 1 0 6'7 .... , , , 0 •'7 San Dttoo , I 0 6'7
SHll!t 1 , 0 667 Olnve< I 2 0 m
c.,.,, ..
Cle11elano ) 0 0 I 000
Houllon 3 0 0 1.000 Cincinnati 1 1 0 m Plll\OUrOfl , 1 0 l33 ....
New E"11l1nd
8uffal0
lndlana POlll
Miami
3 I 0 750
N Y Jt11
I , 0 333
I 2 0 333
120.333
l 2 0 333
"'10IY's S<-R1a.tn 24, New Et1C111no 10
Plllst>u<on • 1, Dallas l'I
St11111 27. MlnneM>ll 17
S.tvrcllV'• S<-R•mt 10. San Dleoo 11
W1'1ltnoton n, Tame>• 8.v u
Cincinnati )4 Green In 11
M11ml 10 Pnlladete>'!la IS
Cleveland 17. At11nte 11
,, ... n ..
'5 SI u ..
51 •$
" s. ,. 70 s.t .. .. 10
40 ., .. " SS SS ., 6S
70 74
~ 102
SJ Jt .. " ., SI 7S " .. ..
4l .. .. 47
SI '° 71 •
17 81 so .. SS 12 .. " SI 7S
New Yori< Gtanl\ 20, Ntw York Jtl\ 16
1no11nePOll1 10, D1rro11 13
Butltto 13 Kanu1 City 6
Hou\ton 24, Ntw Orlten\ 1)
SI Louh 14 C111ctgo 1
Otnvtr 14, S.n Frenc11co 9
Thv"41Y't ~"'" c1evel1no II ,_,..,..
Ntw York Jt1l ., PllHeOtlO"'•
I' l'WIV'' G '"'" "em' •I Denver Te moe Bev at Ml1m1
Allent• a t wun1no1on
Oetroll 11 Clnclnna11
Seet111 el Set1 FrenCl\CO
s1 Louls al San Oleoo
Sat11,.d9v'1 Ganwt
C"•CIOO .,, l!lutteto et Soutn Btrl<I Ind
P11111>vro" et New Yori.. Ci11nl\
Ntw En9l1ne1 a l Green Bev
Ken\H Cltv II New Orleans
M1nnu o•• a t lnd1eneoot1,
Hou11on 11 D•ll•i
A•ms 20, C"8reen l7
Sette by OU•1'11W1
Sane>i-
L.A.R1m1 .._
l'lnt OUenw
0 7 0 10 o-17
' 1 0 ) 3-10
LA-Brown Jt oan from Barlkow1••
IL1nstore1 klCk 1 l 17
S«Md OUentf"
LA-O•cktrwn 14 run (L1n1tord ltk kl 21'
SO-Jonnson 1 OH\ trom Fout\ (8tnl"c"•• lt1Ck). ... )7
l'auf'lll Oual1W
LA-FCi Le nstoro 31 O So4
~0-FC B.nirlC.hkt 39 t 77
SO-W,n\IQw 19 oau from Ht<rment1
IBenir1ellkt 0.1cl<l 14111
OWf1lmt LA-FCi Lenstord 11 0·10
A-41 IMS
GAME 5TAT1STI<:S
F"'' do•lll Ru\llH v1rC1\
Pan 1no
flttrurn Yerd1
Como-All
S.C'ed·Vercis Lost
Pvnl\
Fum1>1e1·Lo•'
P~1tt1t\ YarO\
Time ot Poutn•on
so
1S
ll 9S
2S7 .,
71 '7·•
7-17
1·0
S-1
6·SS
34.lS
L.t.
14
2'I 190
176
)S
10·10·2 l · 17 •·.O
l·I
11·8'
2S •S
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
RUSHINC".-S.n Oleoo .Ade"" 13·4'1
.Andtuon 10-31, Soenctf 10· IS L .t. R1m1
Dtck~wn 10-111 wnue 11·4' Ceroenter l · 17
Gvmen l · 17 Reooen l·l
PASSI NG-Sen Olt00 Fout1 17·11·)· 178,
Htrrmenn 11· It · 1·96 L .A flt1m1, B1rtkow1kl
6· 13·7· 100, Olts 4· 7·0·43
RECEIVING-Sen 0 1t00 Anderson 6 41,
Jollnton S· n HolOllen 4·44 AO.rm 4· 17 Cl\an·
d•tr l ·6' Wln110w l ·•2 Mee.ff 2·71 .Joiner 1-7
L A R1m1 Reooen 4·47 Gumen l-37 Brown
1·31 Ouckwortll 1· IS Hunter 1·6
MISSEO FIELD GO.t.LS~S.n Oteoo
Benirschkt 39 l I
COLLEGE
AP TOP Twenty
Tnt Too Twentv team1 '" IM orne1wn
.A$.ot1alPC1 Prtn college tootblll 0011, wllh llrtt ·
olace volt\ on oerentlWH\ 191S recorCI. lote l
0 0 nJ s D e l P d Otl
10 19-18 17 16·1S·U ·1J·12 11 10·9·9·7 a nCI
r anll.1t19 ,, '"' ,,.,a t91S 001
l o-1e 1><>m1 (44
7 M1c,,1oon t61
3 M1am• 1=11 t Ii
'UCLA )I
SAllDlma
6 Per1n Sl•lt JI
7ToHA&M •1 a Neoruto.1 , I
9 Dt>10 Slalf
10 T•MtUff
11 Fto• ,da SI
12 Bntor
13 Fior.ae
14 AUDI.'"
IS LSU
16 GPO•Q••
(lit ) We\h•n111on 18 Br,onem Young
l'I Arken\I\
10 M•cn oan S1a1e
Recoro
11 1 0
10 I l
10 2·0
9 7 I
9 1 ,
11· 1-0
10 7 0
9 )·0
9 )-0
9 1 ·7
9 ) 0
• ) 0
• I I
• 4 0
9 2 I
' ) 1 I S 0
11 ) 0
10 2 0
I \ 0
Pt\ P\I\
1 171 I
l 016 2
976 9
972 7 91 l 1) .,, l
171 6
976 II
673 I• S71 4
47? IS
olOol 17
)fl s 1•• m 10
110 no
210 16 , .. 17
117
Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Sunday, Augult 24, 1N8 C8
Men's golf results
iltot;ef Maltlllt
Ifft Cl'l!llMW
TOIM'IY Hat.elm
ldOeutlwtt' CralOSt...,
TeteoOtlAI
Ma<O'~ICIY Currit $ttenee ~Ktntl
Oan,orwna11
Orn T "'"" Htl SUtlOll
loo Mi.JI',,.,.,
Ov•~ Huo.r1Gret<1
Seniors' golf scores
,._.........,. 0.Hk
Cat J.aremv •Mdl. utllfl)
NOT£ Senior ooll«• ere
lltrtO lir11 in the t>Ht-1111 tour·
1tooroi·Kratrr1 '->·•S·...-tt•
kllMlltf•Trhiltf U-'6--63-195
Powell· Powen "·6'·67-lOI
Grstn Jr ·lteld 71·'3•61-101
F tlCNCI\· Adami '1·U it-201
Jitl'\l11e1·Coltl«t U-'1 ..... 201
l!lr-n·HICll,,,.n '1.., . .,_201
McC .. llltr-Cur1 6S-... ...-195 Cramoron·H'"kte 6) .... ..-195
nernen1
Nlcllol1 • l!I yrum
J1nuary•C1tar
GoalbY·Maas
Hannl"11•Watton
8•rl>ll' ·Coue>IH Lllll«·Norlll
f>ta11er·P\avtr
Moo0v·Oel•l"9 Gr1v·P11e
Smltn·Smlt" 8alrO·Florl
Jllt>sn· Jlln\n Jr
He«>trt· TllmO\n
Nf0<t·MCCttQ11
61·6$-61-117 ... 40-.,._1. .... ,.u-, ..
W11detllftl·ZIP '7·'2·'6-195
Ni.tton·8tatr U •U •.._I .. C~rt·Cetcvcdl 67·6'-~I ..
Hut·ZOllOI ..... ~
FalrllCl·F •lrfld 61·6'-6'-20J Klno·H1ncock U ·'4·U-1" LaMing·Sancler 6'-66•61-203
Wllllems·8t0ey "•67·et-20I
HHs.emer·Gry1el 70-ff·67-206
PHCCIO·Foutnl 41·n·...-101 ~-Milli• 1)·70-U-207
'1 ·'3--60-1 '° ... 61-...-1'1
6S•6s-62'-192 ., ......... 192
8av1<·Norrl' "·U ·U -197
Z1m0tt11·CCl\l'11 6S-'6•6'-197
8 rue·MlnM 67·'2·~191 _,_,·Li.tiw 6S-~I"
67·62·U-191
64·6S·U-192
61·63·61-193
6S·'4-..-193
6S·6'·62'-193
66•'9·59-194
63·'1·.,._19 •
Oouolen-COOdY 6'·63·70-1"
FIKk·RtHledO 67·6',...._.I"
Furool·N4!ford 67 n -70-209
Sl11r11rn•Sl•ntr11 .. •10-71-209
l(lno·Lewl1 "·71·70-209
lflwtlno·Ht1111 '9-n ·H-?IO
Cll1ndler·Mast '7·6'·'6-199
c11-·CaM>er .,_.,.....,_.200
Erkl<ton·Clrwtt 6S 70-6}-200 l!larbe<" ·Ser lier 12· 71 • '7-210 8rod'lt·Conner '7·6'·67-200 James·8r1ndt 70-70-71-211 RH•l!lroolls 7 l·~l-'7-201 Grlln St ·Mllr 74· 7•·6S-713
Women's golf scores
A"8Mk Cttv 0.Hk
(at G .... 1v T~. NJ.)
Jvti tnk1ltr '7·71-13'
Patti ltlno 70-6t-13'
L1vrt1 ltlnlltr 11·69-140
Bell> D1nlet 10-71-141
JIJClv O<klnson '9·71-141
DID R1cl\ard "·7>-142
Marl• Oolll 73·69-142
:a111v Morie 10-n-111
1111 Skinner 70·1')-lQ
Avoko Okamoto 69· 7S--I._.
Bt<ll.v PHrton 14·70-144
.Amv Atcott 1'·6t-144
O•wn Coe 7S· 70-14S
1!11111 Solomon 72·7>-l•S
M1Ult 8trtaolll 72·7>-14S
l(ellw Pollltwelt 74· 71-14S
.>oanne Pee lllo
Bonnie Live<
Jo .t.nn Wa'11am
Dot Germeln J ane l!llaloclo.
Gelt l.M Hire••
Cindy Rerlck
Krl• MOnegl\an •
La.t.nn Cau•Oav
.t.my 8en1
Ela Int Cro1bv
Jvdv Elllt ·Sam1
5'1eftey Hamlin
Muffin Devlin
M J Smtltl
Clndv F1<ro
J1Ck1e 8tftlCll
Lina• Hunt
7)·7S-141
7•·7-141 , .. ,.._, .. Joan JoYct 7•·n-1s1
Sut Er1t 1s-1.-1s1
Nin• Foutr 76-TS-ISI
Kathv Hilt 75. 7..,_ IS I ,,..._ .. ~
011t E Cl9elt"11 79· 7)-1 Sl
h mmv Freire''" n·IC>-lU
M•nc:lv Moort I0·72-1S7
Donne C•oon1 1S·77-1S1
Mell\H Wnltmlrt 7S·77-IS1
.Alt ••nOre II 11hrd• 1S·71-l S2
Suu n TO<'lkln 74·7t-1S2
81rbar• B1rrow 78·7-1S2
Lauren Howe 76-76-1S1
Nancv LtOOllltf 1'-1.-1s1
l(lf'll Sflloman 1l·79-IS7
Kr•lli Arrinoton 71· 7S-t SJ
•·Otl>Dit Silvt •bll'o n -1.-1SJ
Meroaret Werd 13-71-145
Hotll1 S1ecv 71·7t-14S
PtMV M1mmel 76·70-146
Sherri Tur,.... n 1-146
Jene GIO<le1 69· n-146
Liu Vovno 71·7S-14'
Lvnn .t.dem' 7S·71-l46.
Merv Owver n-69-146
Nencv Scranton 77·69-146
Ptnnv Putr 6'· 71-147
Connie CM'9ml 73 7.t-147
S.lltrrl Sl11Mauer 79·6t-147
Nencv WM t 71·7.-147
All1~on Flnnev
DIOl><e AMl\lll'lln
T1<ry· .lo Mvers
Merltne Frovo
O.OO;e Me11ev
Clndv Floo·Currit r
Dena Cnancettor
Amell• Rorer
Kerin MundlnOll'
SIMa l!l.,.IOl1CC1n1
Karen Permeiet
K•UIV Wl'lttworl"
Htarner Ferr
72-76-14
74·1-141
72·76-UI n-n-1.,
13·76-14'
11·71-14f n-n-1.t
72·77-149
74·7S-Ut
16-73-149
11-78--149
75-7-149
7S·7t-14'
l4·7S-l•t
17·72-Ut
79·70-U9 7a-n-1so
18-n-150
16·1-150
1S·7S-ISO
7S·7S-ISO
76·7-150 n-n-1so
1•·1.-1so 78·1')-ISI
76·7S-ISI
76·7S-ISI 14-n-m
76·7S--ISI
rJ·7t-lS1 15.1.-m
79-72-lSl
16-7S--ISI
71 7t-IS1
1s-1.-1s1
1l·7S--1Sl
Beverltv 011111 19·7S--1S3
L.ortll• Aldeflle 7S-n--1Sol
S.rl> l!ll.IM!owv.v 76·,._ISol
Joan Oe<lo 11· 76-1 Sol
Carnv JoM""" n-n-1s.
Lorl'N"ttt 80-7-ISol
Rol>ln Welton 11· 76-ISol
Oet>ora11 McHaH1t 78·7..-15'4
MertentH100t 19·7S-I~
Pam Alltfl 76·7t-1Sol
S.1 SefNn 7S-IC>-IU
Htell\et' Drtw e1·7-ISS
SNronB1rre11 71·7t-1SS
COii.en Welker 73·7t-147
Sellv Llllte 11·1.-147
Alice lt1t1m1n 71· lS--147
S.nelr• P1tme< 7S·7l-147
Sou n S.noeu 13-7-147
Slltrlev Furtono 7•·n-141
C eroflne Gowen 1S· 7l-I 41
OeeCIM Leiker 7S·1l-148
Jena C relttf
Sue Footerna n
T11arne Henion
Nencv Tomich
Olnltt Strtolo
Oel>orel'I S1<1n....-
Juti. Cote
Kelnrvn Yov"o
Otlltr\ rect• .. ino vo1n Ol>lallOrne Slalt 131
Ar•iona 119 Notrt O.me 99, .t.rl1ona St•te ..
Clem.on t S Ttxat al IOw1 7S. Mtrvt1no 75 . .t.lr
Force 46 Southern Calllornta 40, Syrac:ult 77. •·
Pitt 10 C010reoo 19. Georol• Tec11 lt, FrHno
Staie IJ M1nnt10l1 9 Wt1t lltrolnl• 8. Ulell J,
Armv 1 M•emi of OfllO I. Navv I. Soutl'I C1,0llna
I
,-Pm rtce1v10 -ltrl1·04act vote
Poll 80.,d
l(•n Aclltrm•n WITN·TV W•'111noton, N C
Don •••en KPEL ReO<O L1lev1t11 L• Jame\
Bteo. C111r1t\1on SC N-• end COVT..,., l!lot>
Bte'tr Gr•nG R•o•C11. Midi . PrH\ Biii &.n·
ner 1no•1n1ool11 St•r Terrv l!le11w1on, Frnno
Bee Jot Biddle. N11nv1111 8anMr, fltlck l!lonnelt.
Svre<u\t H1<11d· Journal, Don 8or11. Lono
BH<n Calif Preu·Ttteortm. 8an 8vrd, Kno•
••''' Journal Dave Camobelt Weco Tribune
ti•rtlCI Ron C~1\t Marr 111\KO Pa • Pa 1no1
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Kwon, Monoiutu Star Bullalln, Mike Ltfll,ow
Contra Co••• Times W•lnul Creei. Celll
Gary Long Nhamo Hll'ltO Mike LUCH
Mee1,1on Wi1 Cao•t•I T "'fl Fri nk Meet111
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RKord Hecktn\ICli. N J 1!101> Rona.au
KOMO RedlO Seattle
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TrteoreOll Sia., Sevren WTAE R1dlO·TV
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TENNIS
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n.urv JO'ln McEnrot U S ~ AnClrts Gorntl
EcuaCIO' b 2 1 6
Women's tounwiment
(II Mallw1h, H.J.)
SamlflNI Slntte' \11.'fl Gral Wt \1 German• 0-' JO Our e
Br '·•" • l 6 7 6·1 M/JA•v Y•" Nos••a'ICI
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Saturdl'('s tr1nwctton\
l'OOTIALL
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SEATTLE ~E•H•Wl(S~t \•O...ci '<f '•
Ju\.t f" CO'~'Da •
McEnroe
Len di
in final
JERICHO. N.Y. (AP) -lvu
LendJ of Ciechoslovak.aa, the world'•
o. I player. and Jo.hn McEnroe, tbe
man Lendt replaced atop the rank~
1 nss. reached t1'e final of the SI S0,000
Hamlet Challenge Cup Invitational
Lennis tournament on SatW"d&y.
McEnroe. who has met Leodl in
three uh1b1t1on matches 11nc:e tut
month when he came back from a
scvcn·month layoff. beat And.let
Gomez of Ecuador 6-2.. 7--6 in
Sa.turday's second match.
Lend I advanced Wlth a 6-7, M , Z. t v1~ory over si.rtth-teeded Bl"lid Git.
bcrt. who qun the match m the third
se1 because of a toe injury at\er 2YJ
hours.
Connon v•. S•ed•
MASON. Ohio -Mats Wila.nder
and Jimmy Connors -the tOJ) two
seeds 1n the $375,000 ATP Cham-
p1onsh1p -advanced to lM finals b)'
post:ng straight-set victories an their
semifinal matches Saturday.
Connors. lhc only non.Swede in
the semifinals. defeated two-time
NCAA champion Mikael Pemfors..
6-1. 7-S.
Top-seeded Mats Wiland.er beat
No 3 Stefan Edberg ·6--4. 6-3
Gral•arvlve.craznJM
MAHWAH, N.J. -Steffi Graf
5urv 1ved leg cramps and a stiff battle
from former tournament winner Jo
lJune to win a three-set semifinal
Saturda) and advan« to the cham-
p1onsh1p round of the S 150,000
United Jersey Bank Classic.
The third-ranked Graf. the top
seed. bounced back after los1n1 a
second-set tic brca.k and beat Durie.
6-3. 6-7 (5-7). 6-1. 1n two hours and
fi,c minutes
A night semifinal between Molly
Van Nostrand of Bnghtwatcn, N.Y.
and qualifier Elna Rc1nach of South
.i\fnca was suspended by rain with
Van Nostral\d leadan& 6-3. 2·3 after
46 minutes of play.
Biondi wins
7th JDedal
MAORlD. Spain !AP) -Amen-
can Matt 81ond1 collected has seventh
medal and East Germany won the
final women's event as the fifth
\\ orld $1A.1mm1ng Cllamp1onsh1ps
ended Sunda>
B1ond1, who collect~ the most
men\ medals-three gold. one silver
and th ree bronze -anchored the
l nated Sta tes to ':ctor, 1n the final
e' ent of the 11 -da) tournament. the
400 meter medic) relay
Cornella Sirch won the final
"'omen'\ event the 200-metcr
backstroke. to give East Germany its
13th gold out of a possible 16 an the
rare-pool
i\lthough the East Germans col-
lcctrd the most gold medaJs. 14, lhe
l 1 n11ed tatescame out on top overall
"'11h l~ m~als (nine gold, 10 silver
and I' hronzc) to 30 East Germany
fin1sht'd "1th 14 golds. 12 silver and 4
bronte
The l n1 tcd tatcs· Mary Meagher
"'on tht' IA.Omen·.,::! meter buttcrf-
h one of her world record distances. ~1t h Ea~t German swimmers taking
l>lh rr and bronze
Newport's GUl
wins tandem
surfing title
!°'-l'14port Bear h's Tnc1a Gill team-
l'd "1th San Clemente's Dean R~
\ noldr, to "'1n first place tn the
V. omen's lntemat1onal Surfing As-
\OCIJt:on Man-Women Tandem
C. hJmp1onsh1pc. at the San Clemente
P11.:r liaturda\
In the ta.ndcm compet1t1on. an
t•H·n1 "'h1ch ""ac;c.·xt remcly popular in
the I 41lffs the man and woman nders
\har\7 the same board to perform
mJnt·u, er' In Gill's third utle an four
\l'ar' the pair defeated second plaoe
'-' J\ nl· \ha" and Fncda ambe of
f-1undJ
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Del Mar.handicap
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SCREEN DOOR
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1 Tool\lt-(Llof\tm) 11•
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MAGAltl 11· 11 Verv Pfotnl\1"9 """ off 1lnce Stn1e AMt , drilled I 11 l Auo 11, verv UP41blt
trainer ""°' t'ltm flt, DAltCY'S LOVI (t ·l ) No
ch•n<·e ltlf In verv rouqh trip, ct n meke
emend\ TAKI TII' 13 II 010 not bt°Hk tlef'tlv
111en ruthed to contentlcWI befO<'t llr"'9 mu\t
over(;OIN tw .. ve PO\I LONGSHOT SERIOUS
GAL
FIFTH ltACE, l l 16 mllt\ on turt Pur\t
s?t.000 l vttr olds Altowen<t
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ttvouohoul le\I, Mt tactic.I ...eel MCI lltll•
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nted of, .. , oullnt, nts w111111t11 bend •114 t.tlOuld be consl4tft<I In tit.I(!• .,..... LOHGSHOY·
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t:l9HTM ltACL I" mllft on turt. Pwte:
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to l>NI too d!olet: IMOTGUN W.DOIMG (6·1)
Adds Ill Inert todav, lie• louoti ta1k •l'ltecl LONGSHOT· OUlt SWEET SHAM.
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flmtd wlll Hrn ,,,.,, of lhe ourM lr1 toc1tv1
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Bel Mar race results
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Eatrei1l11. tVeltftt..,.._I
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Scretcntd Sir St•r
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Mets rolling without . Los Al, Hollypark en tries Carter LOS A.llamft9s 7 8troout IOtwmtrl Oki llfHH Cle •m1r1g prl(f ,S,000
New Yor-k wins
sixth game in row.
3-2 over Giants
From AP dispatches
SA FR.\NC l~C () -bcn with
all-star call hl·r (,af'\ Caner on the
disabkd ll!lt \.\llh d thumb Injury, the
streal.ing NC\.\ 'i or!.. Mets ha"en'l
skipped a beat
Keith Hernandc1 '> two-run \tnglt.'
1n the fifth 1nn1ng ~aturda\ capped a
three-run rail) that enabled the Met\
to do\.\n the San Franc1-.co C11ant\.
'·2, for their sixth 'tra1ght '-lllOI)
"I thin!. e'enone realt 1l'd that
~1thout (1an wl· had lo pull
together·· Hernandez said "It
brought our 1n11.~n\1t~ lc"d up ··
"Wc''e tonunued 10 n<,c to the
occasion ag,a1n!>t good club,." hl·
added 'V.e'rc not gotng t<> let up hut
"'<' ha"e 111 bt· lllOll·rned Jbout .1
ktdov.n v. hen "l' cl inch 11 ..
The Mc·t!>, "'h11 arr 41 games atxivl'
500182-41 ). gut fi,l·-h11 pitching and
nine stnkcout'> from left-hander Bob
OJeda fo r c1gh1 rnn1ngs Roger
McDowell retired tht· '>ldr 1n the
ninth for hi\ 16th \J\l'
.. Thcrl'·!> no qut·<.trun (Jal) mean\ a
lot 10 th1'> cl uh · \kts Manager
Da'e' John\on '>Jtd 'Rut we're not
built around one or tWO· guyc;. Thi\
club ha<. 24 pla~cr\ d111ng the JOh "
Ojeda 14-4 who had mm:
\tn kcout'>and lhrel "'alkc.. fe ll beh ind
on an unrarned run 1n thl' fo urth
inning aga1n\t tht· Cr1anl!>. v.ho havl'
lu,1 SI\11f thr1r IJ\I -.ncn game'>
V.111 < lark \.\;ill.ed w11h two out 1n
thl' lourth. ;rnd C hrt\ Brown \1ngll'd
him 111 '>C.'rnnd (.ind\ l\ifaldonado hit
a ht~h pop to '>hon ICft field hut the
hall w J\ li.nuckl'd 11ut of '>hOrt 'ilop
RJlal·I ~antana·., gloq~ h> k it fielder
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th.i i en.rhkd ( lar\., to '>tore
f ~1 \kl\ bounl l'd hac l. aµ1n'1
roukrc k.dl\ Do\lo n\ 11.4. 1n the li fth
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Len ()\ k'1ra v..J lkcd and V..alh
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"de loa<.Jing t~.1 h.1\n \antana
\<<>red 11n Do""' .;.rid pitch ctnd
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loi h" nrnlh g.HnL v..1n nrng RHI
Cardinal~ 7, A<1 tro1 1: .\t Bu!><'h
\1.id1un1 l>a nq, < "' p11thcd a sn -
hrtll:r for "" li1un.h u implc1c game a\
\t Lou" lr.1ndl'd l l11u\IOn 1t\ third
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V..11hthl·,.iirt·11cd 1.11n 1hc\1,th
0111c \m11h drl.'"" ,, "Jlk from Mike
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ha'il'ma1 < 1lcnn l>J' I\ ;ind 'K'C<>nd
hawman l1m Panko"''' and rolled to
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home
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make 11 1 I
(ox. I\ l 11 \truck ou1 four and
walked four a'> \t Lou!\ won for the
14th 11mr 111 1t'> la\t IS home g.amC'~
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Ri ver!> ~1ad1um. a vilo homer h\
Ton)' PcnJ and a 1wo·r\Jn tnpk b\
Barn Bond' pr<n 1dl'<.l th e: ollcno,c tor
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relay to fliat aa be trlee to avoid Sa.n Die.go'• Tlm Flannery.
R1L I.. Runthd. who continued h1 '> loaded \ingle through a li ve-man ma\ll:r~ o"cr Atlanta as P111~hur~h 1nficl<.J 1n the 12th inning to lead the
defeated 1hc Bra Vl'\ Padre'> to the v 1Cl01) over Philadel-
Rl'u\C. hcl !S-14. won h1'> eighth ph1a
Lonwrn11' l' dcc1\1on ag.a1ns1 Atlanta. Reds 7. Cub• 3: At Wngley Field.
a -.1rcak that date\ back to April of l o m Browning pitched 1n10 the
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1nn1ng\ ga' cup \C\.t.'n h11\ -.1ruck out f m Da' 1c; and Nick Esasky keyed
"" ,rnd \.\.Jlkcd nom· thrct·-run rallies a'> C1nc1nna11 beat
<>111c Virgil h11 a 1wc>-run homer < h1Cago.
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.\llJnt.1 11-l(J '>truck out fhc and walked
Padres 4, Pbilli~s 3: In ')an Diego none a' ( 1nc1nna11 won for the ninth
p1 nt h-h1111.-r Rrut.l' Boch~ h11 a hascs· t1mt.• 1n 12 Ramc"
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FIFTH RACE l SO veros PurH '3,900 J
,..,, 010 1111 ~\ Cle1m1n11 P<lte s 10.000
Ru 1 Prt>t°ll ' Too M•n VICtO<'v Sono
S•acv• ~"''"" M1r111<1 u n•n1 si ... Ano Sl·r>O EH v L•••
G>oo I' ur>nv Ga Polv«in
Nel•Jr" r l•rt 8oundll'IO Prln<tn
SIXTH RACE '50 •&rO\ Pul\t U 700
Me\19• Sn•r>•
Tr~ ,.,.,
Fol\ Dvna1rv
De,.no Desher
Soe< e E•w
Bv H•ert
"lelurel Pleuurt
HOI 0 Hher
eivs Jtl
Roc11.etten•
Also e O•b--Dart To Du h
SEVENTH RACE 170 ve•O\ Pune '3 SCIO ;o r OIO\ &-uO ,,.,,,.,."ii Pr•ce "'000
Miu AvM•ce Russ•O llouvhn«k
Bodv Bu· d•• Rtout\I Chtroer
Elle' (OMf'O' E••I CrM•
N•lrO l eOv
De••10l'll A venoe• Jtlf•ntr J~
Mr (c><fu L••• ~mo9'11"\ tn ... ,,,...., 1
~htwnee Sult
Ron i RtbOOnl
B'"°
NINTH RACE UO 'ltrO\ Put\e 00.000 Tht
Goette Hano1ca1> 1 veer old\ & uo
Touo" Gvv\ Movln We\I
OtV '" '!.'•'" !.(011 Lt...,1\
Ciu h "•'" Cal'l'J Ve,.Ov\ Pl)l•C• Oc•tv\ Blue Denim
TENTH AA(.E l'>O varO\ Pur\ct tJ.700 l
vH r JICI\ & ull C eom1no oroce U 700
Mt"r>Oe\ Ettor• T-B~ Sv•r Tor• P-r Mtcktv Lt "'''' ft• Le•n11trs ChOl<t
Pfrlf'rl T•&O·• r,,. Mtrcu\ E•e>r•u
AdmlMl\I• ••or Rtbtl\ T MtClllnt
Los Al, Hollypark race results
Los Al•mltos
SA TUltOA Y'S RESULTS
C ttrt af '6 · dt v 1'111 men l'f'IMflne) FIRST ltACE. Ont milt Dtct
Our EO ward IAndtr\Of't l 00
Fut~1ghl Hanover tOtsom•r
tvor v Gett ISht!rrer1J
Time l S1 3 S
HO 1.0
)70 260
S20
Al$0 rt n Merr.n NeP•unt Betu Ou Jour.
Alba l(nl11hl Fane. So•r11 COlumbCe Btron.
PoOP• LU•OI S<re•cr..o Pr0Clu<1 rt N wnen
\1 EJCACTA tS 71 Pt •CI \t80
SECOND RACE. 0111' mite Peet
S1<1po.r\ Ltoeler ((roohenl 17 00
TMu1lt ro IVallt n<1ln11ham1
)(eh\ PlerC•l
T•me I S7 l S
s 00 2'0
160 170 , .0
Al\O ren Mlllhlv Mtlr11, Orenperk Cl'lerlt\,
EmeralO Outing, Bur Ci Arnlt Monltrtv
Pr81n•
No K rtfChe\
\1 IEXACTA II ti oeld '3470
THIRD ltACE. Ont m11« Pe(t
Undtav\ eeeutv 'Anoen oni l 60
Gff Get Jtde C<:r<>11hen1
l(ln<w-m CLt CklYI
Tu"ne l S7 J•S
Also rt n Some1n1n11 '>e•v l(oli. Boovie
Blues lerzubtlt.
"lo \Crttcl'lt\ u IXACTA 13·7) Peld snao
FOURTH AACE One milt oect SP•ce Runner IPl•not I 00 S 70 • 00
Jim S<hwtrtl CP•«<tl )I 40 12 20
Wltl'IOut A Tree-.• (ToOd Il l 1' 20
Time l St 115
Al\o ren U Boe• Brien II C Et Pt to, Mton•
Eeott Soclel Klt\11. Atmt nor
No tcrelcl'I"
f'll'TH ltACi . Ont mll• oet t
Rowov Mvrt (Plenol 16 60
$1\lk.-($1ffll'I)
Or Lvdle 1venenoln111\8m )
Tlmt 701 ?IS
790 440 uo ) 40
100
AIM> ,.,.. Ft lfV C.oomolhtr Pt n FOf Gold.
PIWOlt ltelon FOiiow Thtt Comet, ""'" SheYle.
MOnktnl\ Orttm Eew Lover. Sllm And None
No Krt lCl'lfl
U 1'. JCACT A It SI 1>tld \111 70
SIXTH llACE Ont m+tt otct
\Iv Hor11on rw,,.,. 111 6 00 • 00 l 20
~ltOPV ~·o CLt r\onJ ,. '° 1080 (;OOd N Sr v I utblt! l t 60
Tlmt I \1
Al•O ten Excheoutr Cf'lerl>ond. llredl>vrV &r ti $P<n T rOUC>le K e~vi ,..,., Wll'l<Ot' o
Live v'"'" No •<rttcri.t
U IXACTA 11·51 Ot lcl Sl10 tO
HVINYM RAC•. One ,.,,. .. MO r-ltue Cillo llCUlllMrl t 20
Jim\ Ptf)Hr (Pie/lo)
11tove1 '• IHVmMI
Trmt I 5' l/S.
UO )IO ''° ue ''° Also Wanl Tro.MClla Pride, AIMrlull Tltne. Bite~ Ar"""o. IOI\ Tlfl"t •
Ser t lUlll<I lt..,.11 ,,,. Nol. Al>lt Tr Mnn\tf\
U •JCACTA ll 61 M lO .... SO
•IGHTH UCI. OM mitt Met
Wlnltllll $<>1•tOll c Pleno I l 00 lltlCVOll H-(ftlH I
La1!H011 Str"t IAl'IWMllll
Tlrnt H I I S
110 HO
7.0 140 ,.
Arso '•" Ntl••• flo•. CordOv• ,...lootf ~rout
Me" Ontllc~. Jet \o\iftd •r.vtlln'I ~
No K rtl<l'lt•
\J •)IACTA fl SI N kl WtO
NINTH RACE Ont m11t Pt Ce
Avenvtt• I L•Ckl!V I 4 60
~Ir ftfMY IHevt\)
Tourl\I !Croohenl
Time I SS
3 .0 180
UO •OO 7 00
Also rtn Srtilen Mark Peter M1nnent ht
Fl'lfe. V•"•o Power Nomtd. Crul1l119
No \C "' rchH u 'tCI( SIX (5·9 I ' 1-11 Pt ld sn• 00 IO H
winning 1ic-•ts "''" "°''"' Ct rrvover DC>Cll '11 OS.•1
TENTH ltACE One mlle oect
Hart Nip I Pl•rct I 5 80 7 60 7110
160 ?70
1'0
Leooaro (Pttnol
8eOlenos I Sl\trrelll
Time I S1 I 5
Alto ,.,. Pt111n Leel. Lores Neutrino ICtlP••
r1n
No \Cretcri.'
S2 EXACTA 13·61 otlO '10 00
ELIVl'.NTH ltACI One milt Pete
She\ A Sl'ltv CS!fftht t U 70 1440 > 80
Anni• Oekletl ICrOQhtnl l 00 7 60
AHIA E•Pr•u (Pleno1 ~ '°
Time 1•01 2 S
.t.r'° ,.,., Sflverv Trttsure Miu Eoont
Watch Thf Peoltv Miu Lt urt llt Uo Town
LtCIV Ctrtmellltr Keflv
ScrttCl'lt<I ltecv Sttcv
U t:XACTA 16·t ) Pe lO '31910
Attenoence •.39~
Mututl Ht nd.. '771.lJS
HelYWMd fl'arti
SATUtlDAY'S ltlESUL T\
1nnct ef n-•v .,,.,_ ,...,.Ml meettntl
l'ltUT ltACa. 350 v•rdt
Grev1Hv MteOOw IMl(llMI
St\O Sl.l\V (Hl.lftl)
F•li\ttv Arrooent ICrHoerl
Time 0 1160
HO HO HO
)10 790
l 60
Al.o ren: ltlmblln Sl'tow, Cool S.llln, One Tllln
Dime, Muter• Bid, Flnu t lteoutit, lttbttllou•
Nellvt
S<re tCl'lfO Htte Gotdtfl C11troer Otwn Jon
Lett' Return U llJCACTA 19·11 paid S1l70
SIECOND ltACI 3SO ¥trdl
OtOdv Herdtltad I BrOOll\)
Mtkt A Ct1tr0t <Ger<lt l
Lllfle NI-N IOlderlCksonl
Time 0 If 14
0 0 710 160
390 H O
)00
Af\o ren S..mt l o Mt 80fn To *r Jovfu1
Brtd P•lnted o.,.,, CtatdV\ Kid GI\ To T,,.
l ln11tt HOOd't Kid
xrt ltr..<1 N-
U 1'.JCACTA () 71 M id \U OO
THt'lO aAC•. HO \ltrd\
Tlnv Ctrr IOerc111
l 1111neWr; CllellCe IWl'llltl Pet..,.,, U. MemtN IHunl)
Time 011 '4
600 J70 ?tO
HO ''° uo
Alto ren J1m 1e On. CeM!Wlvtt Moon, M.,
I.HI Glrl, S«rtlt Wetcl'I Gea To T .... Lln'llh
HOOCSV ICkl
Sct••C"'tcl Hev To H"'"' n ·~ACTA n ., otld ... ..,
fOUttTH ttAC•. 3SO vwrOt
NO<'CO Niii ... CF'terH ) a. 60
k tl'ltre F'or ""1 ••l>v COlcMtrkllson)
16rovocttor '''""'' T~ 0 llS.
620 440
>IO )60 • '°
Alto rtn COClti C~v. 0ue Detlll, O!lll Lucky
,., ... llk:l'llt ........ TtllWlnd O•vld, No C>ouot
Herf f I Vltlow
~retcfttCI lt•vtet\ ..,v
FIFTH llACE .00 tare!\
f tho9•r81 • T r~e\urt11
Covn't \\ o.J1rtt •t """ '" Mr Ma\lt11 I•• Ba·C111.,
T•"'• o 10 19
1310 ''° soo 1•00 100
''° A•\O rer F>orenf,rt Enrovreg• Strl01nQ FOf
(;f)IO BF Bleie E •t•f\I Tu• e Madollar Mle
~ua•tlltO Nnn~
'1 Elt.t.CTA S •I Pa•d \16110
SIXTH RACE )II() •••tis
l ,,. a R ,1r C•~•""'
(<}•& D•ab111 •C.arc 11 •
I ow, ,,OU Mt •M•Hflttll t .mr O t791
n o 1 '° uo 6.0 390
)60
A•to '&" Ho• wa vo l f"O<el· Et~ \Irene
Mt•m&·fl 0.,11 n11 O•D•" ,,. Tullt MtOOllat M·a
Scra l<h•O Non•
'1 EXACT.to 15 Ii Oald U0 60
SEVENTH ltACE ..0 vt rel\
""ell• A C::.em Dore""" 4 .O l 60 1 eo
Per I C.•au Peu••rt )A 00 f 90
How•t><1• A,.., Le<~,., • 10
T•m" 0 '7 )4
Al\O raf\ Cneotl\ Ea\ter Jt t Had•
Oav•d\ Win Wa•IO• Aw<1v OIOQ«r Pett
\(r&ICl\ecl Non•
S1 EXACTA t l l'lt •O Sl?O IO
EIGHTH RACE lSO ~Md\
Oe \n•no To•o 1 Lt o tv 1
Et1190\ C: '"'~u· hH\vrt
M•u M•glllV Mtrv F'•Qutl•otl
T1mf' 0 18 Ol
tOO 7.0 140
t OO 400
100
Al\O R•rl ~ 1amoovar1, Oug111eroo l.iOOd, C ht'•v~r J1JllV C •'lllc a11 Btllolel ,. Btdulno,
Touch Of Gooo R.o En.ro"
Scrt fClltO Mtretlt n llt•~ y-Antt n lltACTA It 11 .. Id S71 t0
flNTH ••cl'. Ho vero, •oc-•f Wind Cllvltl
Diet T llltnl <Gertie I
MIQlltv Oulcr.. Pen f(tHlltfJ
Ttme 0 II 71
1>0 '° ,. '° 1160 •tO )40
.00
Alto •en ltOll1t1 In ~ ~lltd Ou1t
\t muet PH Ftt(rt•n Tiie Ctlll ~t HotebOlt \<fetcneo "lone
U IXACTA 11·4) MIO '61660
.. '
Giants win br gging
rights to Ne~York? \
St. Louts upsets Bea r s, 14-r
!!!_fight-marred foot aif wln
...... AP dl1pak M9
Even thouah they both play 1n New Jersey. the Ne
Yotk Gtants ""'on the NFL braaina n&hts 1n New York
Cny Saturday by beatm1 the New York Jets, 20-16.
Rookie comcrback Mark Collins returned the
opcnina kickoff 97 yards for 1 touchdown and Harry
Carson intercepted two passes for the NFC G tanu.
Colhns,asecond-rounddraf\edrom Fullerton lite
took Pat Leahy's luckofr at the 3. charged up the m1ddk
and broke frcea1 the lO. Hcsped to his left lltld raced to the
end zone.
The Giants put together their only long dnve of the
pme on their next possession. going 63 yards in 13 plays
to a I -yard ..core by ltt Rou~n. The kt$' defense hdd
the G1anu out of the end lOne the rt\t of the way before
73.882 fans who ~t through a hcav) ra1Mtorm 1n the
second half
But Carson's interception~ \et up field &<>•I~ of 46 and
41 yards by newly signed Bob Thoma-s 1n lhe serond half
making 11 20-9.
.. We need a lot of work on both "d's of the ball."
pll)'erl whale the tani pdted the pll)ers ,_,Ith beet and
prbaie. h took nearly 10 m1nucn to f'Cll~ order, andatoec
point, CatdinaJ Coach Gene ta.lhnp eeemcd to ·anai his
playcl'l off lbe field. Several Cardina.I players feft but
resumed .
R.e4sklat ti, lta IJ: In Tampa. Todd Bowin
re1umed an m1eiwpt100 26 yards for a touchdown aOd
J(dvan Bryant and Rack Bldart,ck JCOred on runs of 22
and 2 y•rds, respectavely,a.s Wa.sh1nstondefeatedTtMpe 83y. ,
Beapl• af , Padltn 12: In Cincann.ati, runnina beck
James Brooks scored on an I I-yard SW•Q& pas.a from
Boomer Esi.ason and a 20-yard touchdown Jpnnt lo lead
Ci ncinnati over Green Bay. •
Browu n, Falcees ll: In Atlanta. Earncsl Bynu
)Cored three touchdowns and Bern 1c Kosar threw for two
'JCOres as ('leveland downed the f'2lcons.
Byner KOred on runs of 13 and 8 yards and on a 9-
)lHd pass from Kosar as the unbeaten 8 rowns claimed
their third con~ut1ve ptt:SeaSOn vie10ry.
Kosar completed IS of 21 passes for 222 yards in lbe
fim half. then threw ancomplctc twice 1n the fim ~es of
the third Quarter a nd sat out the test of the pme.
Dolplilu !O, Eallet 1$: In Phdadelphia. second-)cat
running back Lor~nLO Hampton scampered 19 yards with
the go-ahead touchdown 1n the third quarter. H Mtam1
beat the Ea&les.
DeD~er quarterback John Elway let. Oy
wttll a pue u San P'ranctaco def ender Cha.rlea Haley trla to reach for a deOec-
tion da.rt.nc the fint quarter Saturday.
Giants Coach 8111 Parcells ~1d . ··Tht defcnsc needed
what happened to them tonight. T~ey didn't 'iU'itatn
themselves 1n the third quaner
.. On the offen~. we dropl>(d lhc ball We need to
improve our running game."
Hampton's touchdbwn w11h 8:22 left tn the third
penod p ve the Dolphins a 17-1 S lead and climaxed an
80-)ard dme eniJnctred by backup quarterback Don
Strod. who played the second half in rebef or Dan
Manno.
SUBSTITUTES GET JdB DONE •..
From Cl
The Jets closed w1th1n four Potnl\ a\ backup
quarterback Pat Ryan engineered a 94-yard dnve.
bcginnins w11h the final play of the third ~uaner Ryan hit
rookie wide rece1vt"r Michael Harper for 48 >arm over ,·
Collins on a thtrd-and-17 ,from the 10. Johnn) Hecwr
ptckcd up the final 16 yards w11h three run), '><:Onng from
the I
81111113, Cklefs I: In K.anus City, Ron Pills returned
.tn m1cm:p11on 76 )ards for a touchdown as Buffalo beat
Kanc;a~ (ti) for their first pre..cason victory.
jured 1n the preseason a year ago and
saw actton in only six games from
week fi ve to the 10th game ~fore
relOJUOng hts rl$hl shoulder and
spending the rem ainder of the year on
1nJured rtserv<'
Love was gJven the call earl) in the
first pcnod af\cr '>tantn$ left tackle
Irv Pankey wtnt out w11h a hyper-
e>.tcndcd left dbow Love played
more than thr~ eflccta ve quarters
Lo,c. along w11h t1gh1 end David
Hill, threw the kc) blocks 10 spnng
Enc Dickerson fo r a 74-yard sconng
burst 1n the S<"cond Quaner that put
the Rams on top 14-0 And the fl. J.
263-poundcr did the JOb on pac;s
pro tection fm quanerback~ ')tevc
Hartkowsk1 and ~teve U1l s.
··That's my role to back up at the
tackle guard and center pos111on."
said Love. "h 's a challenge and I hke
that. r vc been working ha rd and I'm
JU<tt pleased to ~ a pan of the best
01Tcns1ve ltne 1n football (clcanng the
~a) <iturday fo r fi ve Ram backs 10
gatn 190 yards on 29 carries).
"I was read> to play when Irv went
down and the) had enough con·
fidence 10 put me 1n (ahead of 1986
fir~t pick Mike Schad)." Love said.
L ovc was challenged most of the
n1gh1 b} another first-round draft
p1ck.1hc \hargers' 1opcho1cc 1n 1986.
defensive end Leslie O'Neal oul of
Oklahoma State.
"Hes a Sood player and 11 was
tough pla)tng a'sinst him." said
Lo\C. adding. ··1t s always challcng·
ing playing again'>t a No. I draft PKk •.
Lo"c said that 11 1s espec1all)
u11~f} ins 10 be'Con1nbu1ing after last
)car''> 1nJury-riddled campaign
"fvcr)onc wants to contribute and I
fd1 I ha'c paid my dues and have now
earned a spol on the 1eam. he said ..
L pvc however hai. learned not 10
taJ..c an} thing for granted. 'ilying ... I
hope that In ,., able 10 come back and
be read) to play. but I fed I can do the
JOb w11h the help of the other
vt·teran'\."
Cardlub 14, Sears 7: In Chicago Neil Luma'(' ttc-
brcaking 9-yard touchdown pa~s to Onie; Andet)on w1th
24 \Cconds left in the fim half lc:d the St Lou1'> over
m1dwcst ri val Chicago 1n a fight-marred prt"-~ason
football game
The loss was the first this season tor the Super Bowl
{·hamp1on aftenhtee v1ctone,., and the Cardmals evened
their record at 2·2
Several figha hroke o ut early in the first half. and
w11h 4:40 left in the third quaner. a maJor fig.ht hro~c
loo~ and rc,ulted 1n the e1ect1on of four players
Ofrens1,c lineman Ke11h Van Home of the Bear'> "'a'
c1eucd along "'11h ( Jrd1nal!. Lionel Wa'>h•ngton. Ott1<.
Anderson and Charlie Baker
Bear tight end •Pat Oun~morc w&\ nailed on the
( ard1 nal '>tdc of the field and wa<, pummeled b) ( ardinal
~ott Norwood kicked• 21-yard field goal with 11 :40
lcfl 111 the fourth quarter and added a 38-yard fuck with
1 05 left to ito for the 8111!> 1-2
Coils !O, Lions 13: In lnd1;anapohs, a fumble recovery
and an 1n1crcep11o n ~t Uf> two second-quarter touchdown
pa!>!><:'> from Gary Hogeboom to Wayne Capers lcadina
lnd1anapahs over Detroit
Oiiers U , Sallln U: In Houston. Mike Koz1er ran 68
yards for a to uchdown and Warren Moon h11 W1lhe
I >rcwcf) with a 5-yard touchdo"' n pau 10 lead the Oilers
pa\t 1'.tt~ O rleans
Th, \tl'l<>F) gave the Oilers a 3-0 st.an in eAh1b11ton
plJ\ lrn the first 11mc \1nce 1969 The Saints dropped to
I ~
Broncos 14, nu1 t: In Denver backup quarterback
~olt "it.rnJ..a, age directed two 'lCCond-halfsconng dnv~.
the final one capped b) Steve Scwell'~ I-yard run wllh 42
'\t'(·onJ, remam1ng. a~ Denver rallied 10 defeat San
F-ranc1~0
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County on August 8 dueled by 1 limited partner· er al Par!Mr. 200 Via Olton. Su-383 Tll11 11a1~1 w11 hied ne<tlltP Oona•d C Tar Quin Loos K I With Iha County C'-" ot Or J Holloway I Thia llllem.r>I wu llleel
19&8 ttltp Newpor1 Beedl, Calif 92663 wltll tt'le County Ci..k or Or· Patrlct& A Young Tarqutn 8"99 County on Augult 1 Tll11 ltlletnent wn II~ wltll the County C*1t Of Or
Fl11341 Allan H1yward-Sm1th Stanley A Robbin•. Gan-P\&.IC NOTICE ange County on Augutt I Thll llllemet'll wat hied T111s i111ement ...,., tneo 1988 wllll IM County et.ft ot Or· ~ Courrty on Augurl 6
Publl"* Orange Coast Tills s111emen1 wu 111-0 ttfal Partner 5904 S•n Juan ,lCTITIOUI I UllNEal 1986 wllll Iha County Clerk ol Or wttll lh• County Cle(\. ot Or Fl1-•noe County on Augu11 t5 , 19M
Dally P1lo1 Augu1t 17 24 31 wltll tl'Mt County Ci.tk or Or· Ortve, Orang• Calif 02669 FS1"°' ange Covnly on Auoust 1 ange Coun•v o" July 30 Pul>lllheO Ofange Cou• t986. "*11 ~!ember 1 1988 ange County on AUOIJll 1 Thia bullnau 11 con-NAME I TAT£M£NT Put>tltlled Orange Coast 1988 1988 Oe11y Ptlol August 10 17 24 FJ1740f Put>ltahed Orenge CoMI
Su-382 l988 ducted by a limited par1ner· The l~IO'llrlng P«tont are Dall'( Piiot AUOIJ•I 10 17 2<4 f315905 FJ15SUI 3 I t986 Pu1>ll1'*! Orange Coe11 1 Dally Ptlol Augutl 24, 3 I
FllHOI snip dOl:i. butlnesa as Balboa J t 1988 Publlllled Orange Coast Pu1>h1he<:I Orang• Coett Su·376 Dally P1to1 Auguat 2• 31. s.c>t.mber 7 1<4. 1088
P\8.JC NOTICE Publls"41d Orang. Coesl Oa\lld A Pelttfl . President ij'e·1t0¥lrw:.:·~;:. s~ Su-375 Dally Pilot AUOIJ$1 10 t7 24 Dally P1101 AUQU~I 10 17 24 Pia.IC NOTICE ~IMlbet 1 ,. 1986 $u41 t
03 •, l~,.P8611o1 Augu!lt 10 17 2•. wii11h:~·~~6i:..,0111~ MNI California 92627 • P\QIC NOTICE 31 1986 J, t986 Su359• Su-404 •-1c W'ITll'c
"1CTTTIOUI •ua1N£1• • ., Balboa Malnl«1anc4I Inc Su3791 'ICTITIOUa 8UllNESI . DlllDtlC MnTIC£ r UUL ""'n.L
1986 Ca lllornle corporallon FICTITIOUI IUl lHEll Ml.IC NOTICE NAME ITATEMENT flCTITIOU9 llUSIHEU NAME I TATIM£NT Su-373 ang. County on August 6. I rUUL "" I
Tile following 1>41rton• era DtlD•IC MnTJC[ n 1an 178'~ Wells Place, Costa NAME I TATIMENT P\8LJC NOTICE The following !>41'ton• are flCTITIOUI aUSINEll NAME ITAT'l•NT
doing bullMN as r UUL nu Publtlh4KI Orange Coast M ... Calllornla 02627 The lollowlng l)«IOnS are t15t3 00tno bualneas u ...... STATEMENT Tl'Mt lollowlnQ ~ate
RAT T BOBCA T 55 7 5 Dally Piiot Augull 10 t 7 24, Thia bu1lna11 II con OOlng l>Ullneat H flCTfTlOUI •UIUfESI FICTITIOUS IUllHEaS C H A R A 0 N C 0 M Tl'Mt loltow-ng ~· ar• dOlng bu-at lnt..,.,,k
POf1tg. °VOfba Linda Cahf F'ICTITIOUI •UllNEll 31 1986 ducted by 1 coroorallon MUNCHIES PIZZA l6486 MAME aTATEMENT NAME ITAT£MENT M UN ICATIONS 9'32 dOlng bullnett 11 Eat 11 &1Coml)8ny M0t1~ & In· 92~~ard Sh•rrat•. 5575 NAME ITATIMENT Su-366 Balboa MemlenanQe, Inc Bol11 C111ca, Huntington The following p&rsoni •r11 Tiie following 1>41rwns are GrHOwfch Dr Hunttnglon j S..t 111. 2828 ~ Blv<I 1191lm«tl Benlce<•. 3821 S .... , I The rollowtng pereons are ----------Ron Borg. Prltldant B .. cll. Callf 926'9 doing bus in .. • ea A I oomg bullnest u Petllt11 ~ec11 Ca111 92848 ~ e.ac11 92663 BM• Sutle E. Santi Ana, CA
Portage Yorb& Linda Cellf doing buelnns as MllC NOTICE alattHnttfll wu llled with ,,,. Thomaa MlchH I ElllS Prec1,.on M o 1or1 B l Bout1Q.,. 2,662 ~Prado Ron Maas 94n GrHO Vincent Mariann 2641192704
928e8 IN W 0 0 0 TERR ACE County Cl•rk of Orange Kllll!Mn Dorothy Elllt. 808 Prec111<>n Moto•l?()(IS Cl A..,..,ue Deni p 0.,,1 Cal•· wteh Or Hun11ng1on BMcll Santa Ana A~e Co\la Sllaron LM J.ic>vc11en
Thtt 1>u11n"n 11 con t 73-00 Redltll Ave lrvtna FICT1TIOUI 8UltNEll Coun!y on August , 1986 8tll St Hunllngton Beach Prec1t1on BMW Ser •·t• lornta 92629•0050 'Caltl 92646 M ... CA 92e27 same
ducted oy an 1nd1V10u111 Caltl 92714 NA• I TATl.MINT F31to4e Callf 92848 1731 SuOft'tor Ave Cost• Tilt' ume Sllops Inc Th11 Dullness 11 con j Mallllew V R1oar1c11 > Th•• bua1ne11 11 con
AICllard Sh1ttra11 Fare Jouoran 27' S The lollowlng Oft'IOns are F~ s. Perdff, Att_, This business 11 con· Mesa. CA 9:i.'6'7 Ca•ilorn•• corporation ducted l>y en lndlVlduel 18052 M.-gnolla Fountain dvct41d oy an 1ndMdua1
Tllll 1111emttflt was !tied Lt11ndro Anaheim, C11111 doing bulllnau as A) Con-al ww, 23201 Mill Cr..ti ducted by husband and wife Sco11 S Hu1>1>erd 13902 24662 O.I Prado Avenue Aon Maat · I Valley CA 92708 Sharon L• JakM:llan
willl 11141 County Clerk of Or 92807 treclort Conaulttng Ser· i.d., I t•. 200, legYna HIM•. Kath'-'i Ellis Lapel •I 1 W11'\tm1nster CA 08,.1 Point Caltlnrnta T1111 1111-nt wu fli.d Thts ouetnHJ 11 con Tlloa lllt41menl wu fli.d ~ County on 14.uguSI 6 Tht1 Du1me11 11 con-vloel, B) Sunatal• Con-CA fhlS ttllemanl was filed 92683 9..,629 0050 with 1r.. County C~ 01 Or· dUctad l>y • genera• o•r'I· w•th 1ri. County Clerk of Or
198e ducted by an 1n01111<1ual Slrvc:tlon, 4-07 Harding. Sult• Publlst\ed Or~ Co111 with 1'1• Coun1y Cieri< of Or· T1111 Dusineu is co• Trios buiuneu • c.on •no-Coun1y on Augusl 8 ne<ll\IO ange County on A•>gull 21
Flla52 Fara Joubran A. Balboa, Callf O?M 1 Dally P1to1 Augut1 17 2• J 1 ange County on Augu11 1 duct41d by an •ndtvldual ducle<I Dy a c0<oorat1on 1988 V1nc.n1 Maruno Mat 1986
Publltned Orenge Coatt Tiits 9llltHnent was filed Mark Steven King, 407 St11>lember 7 l988 !986 Scoll S Hubbard ' The Lillie ShOp, Inc • F31u.e. 1h-V Rtbarlcll I ' FJ11'M
Dally Piiot August 17 24 J 1 wllll ""County Cl4trk or Or· Harding. Sull• A. Balboa. Su387x I F315t11 T'111 sui1em.n1 WIS flied Pres1dan1111temanl WU Pul>llSlleO O<enge Coatl Thi$ 111111m~·n WU ,.~ Pubh.n.d Orange Coul
8-pttmbe< 7. 1986 a~e Counly on August I, Celtt 02861 Publls"-d Orange Coe.at wHh Ille County Ctwk ~ Or hle<:I Wtlh lh• Count, Ct~k 011 Diiiy P11n1 August 17 2• 3 1 Wllh Iha Counly C..O ot Or Dally Pilot Augutt 2<4. 31
Su-386 19 6 , ... , .. -This bualnett la con· Ml.IC NOTICE Daily P1101 AuguSI 10 17 24 •nr County on Auguit 6 O<anqe County 0,, August Seotembe• 7 1986 ange Count) on Augusl IS s.c>temoe< 1 1' 1986
----------• -dueled by an lndlvldual 31 1986 19 6 11 191111 l Su-38! 1986 &.4 13 Plel.IC NOTICE Pu1>fl1hed Orange Coell Matk King FICTITIOUS 8USINHS Sv-378 F'18vt FJ1'5M Fl172CM ---------
-----------0111v Piiot Avoull 10 17 24, Thia llatem.nl wu filed NAME STAT£MENT Pul)lttlle<:t Orange Coetr I p 0 C MLIC NOTICE Published Orllf>Q(! Coast P\llLIC NOT1CE flCTITIOUa IUllNEIS 3 t 1986 with tl'Mt Coun"' Ci.rk of Or-The loll0¥1r1no Oft'IOOI are MLIC NOTICE Dilly Pilot Augu91 10 17 24 ul>ll~nt«1 ranq,:i oas~ Oe•I) P1to1 August 2• , 1
NAME STATEMENT Su-371 1 Cou ty;;, A.,,, .. 91 19 doing busines. as JI t986 ~~~:::.·~~~~:~~ <>• 31 FICTITIOUI •UllNEIS ~tern~ 7 14 1986 FlCTITIOUa Ml .... 11
Tl'Mt loltowlng penoni are 1~ n -.-LARRY'S GLASS & MIR FICTITIOUS BUSINl!ll Su380 Su39'-I NAM'I! ITATIMENT Su397 NAME I TATl.MPIT
doing bVll.-a as Angui P\IJLIC NOTICE ,.,17410 ROA '1 Seabird Ct New NAME STATEMENT Mnf C Tn. lollowlng Oft'tons are DtlDt C unT CE Tn. following l*'W0'19 ar•
SlrNt Auoc111es I 235 East Publllhed Orange Coast P<>r1 Beecfl Cell! 92683 I Trie ronowlng persona ere I MLIC l1V I E PUBLIC NOTICE doing bualneu llS r~I nu I dOtng l>Utlneu u
Bakttf Slreel Suite A, Costa FICTITIOUI I UltNEat O ly p 24 3 Lawrence S Dembowski dOlng butlneu as lalLENOEAS PUBLISH TLC TRANSCRIPTION M .... Caltlornla 92826 NAME ITATEMINT el llol August ' 1 41 Seabird Cl Newport HELEN S STUDIO 3326 FICTITIOUS I UltNEIS FICTITIOUS •ualNl!IS ING GROUP lblTHE LON FICTtTIOUI ~~..,?a SERVICE. 878 PraeldlO Or .
Andrew S B1nkt<d 2539 I Tile lollowlng pereon1 •r• s.c>tembet 7 14' 1988 Beac:h Calll 92663 I Flortd11 C1rci. Cott• Mees NAME IT A TIME.NT NAMt! IT A TEMUfT OON FINANCIAL GROUP NAME IT A '~• Coa1a ....... Cellf 92828
Via o. Ania UQuna Niguel dOtng buslnus u S & J Su408 Thll bu11n11u 11 con Cahf 92626 The IOllowtng person~ ••• The following persona are 177 River9ldfl Or Newo<><t The tOltowtng oereona •re Wtlm• Maroate( Olbe, 878
Clllllornta 02671 PROPE R T 1 ES 5 7 7 6 ----------ducted by 11n 1nd1V1du11 Heten Lou159 N11a1. 3326 doing busmeu 15 Pecillc doing bu11nesa as Scott Beech Calif 9266.1 00tng buamess as Merit In-I PrMldlo Dr eo.11 M.u,
Angu• Slreel Assoclate4 1Grtmsby Or . Hunllnglon PUil.iC NOTICE Lawrence $ OembOW11\I FIOrtdll Circle. Cott• Mesa. c~7·311 Medic•• OS6ystcems l en1erprlse1 Lid 21101 -A Thomas H Kanf' 1815 A dualrtM u Snapdragon Calll 02826
11 235 EHi Ball•• Street B&ecri. CA 92649 Thi• 1111emen1 wH llled Callt 92826 2. Harbor • 1 Otis Wesley Drive South l-oune .,., Bay Newoort Beect 1'Y•ne Ca• 1"71' Tt111 butll"•" la con·
Suite A Costa M.sa Cal• S t 1 g N 11 u on 5 7 7 8 FlCTITIOUa •UPtEla wftll lhe Coonty Clark of Or T 1111 bustnesa ts con Mn• 926'7 Calllorn11 02677 Cal 1 92663 ~e<"it MedlCI• nduslrl" dueled by an •ndlV1<Jual
fOl'nl• 02826 Grimsby Or Hunttnglon NAME aTAn.NT •noe County on "UOUSI 6 duel~ l>y an 1n01V1duat Den Howard Menry 381 Brien Scou Wooo C.-n •h• busin .. 1 ,~ con inc Cal>lorn•• COfpoutton Wilma Dibs
T1111 tiu1lnHt " con S.ecll. CA 92849 fl'Mt fOllowlng P«IOO• are 1988 Helen LOUl!le N ... , Hamilton Coll• MMe C A 1'1•81 Partner 2 170 I A ductf)(J by en tndMduBI 44 Sn•Pd••OO" 1"''"" Cell! Thi• tteterNlnl WM tiled
ducted by a general part Join Nlluon. 5776 dOlng t>Ullneu u Raul's 11'311312 This s111emen1 we• llle<l l92827 W1"leyDr1ve Sou111u1gun11 TM Kene n 71• Wlllltlle CountyClerkofOr
nerthlp Grtm11>y Or Hunllnglon Matin• C1nvat . 1530 Published Or11n911 COll\1 with'"" Countv Cl~~ of°' I This l>u•lnen is r.on CA Q2677 '"'~ '18tftmt1nl was llled ,,,., 1>u11ness t• con I ange County on Augult 4
AnQl.lll Strllel A1toeletH S.acll CA 92649 Placentla B' . Newoorl Dally Piiot Augu•I 10 t7 2• 1ng11 Ct>>lmty on July 29 dueled Dy an lndlvldull This but•nes' •I con C Clef I 0 dvCll'<l t>~ I ' orpmatoon •986
II St_.._ C Groll Gen Tilts but•n•aa It con· Beecn 92863 3 I 1986 1986 Dan Howaio Hen') duc1fld b~ 11 i.m1t"d DIHln"' ""''h It'll' ountv ;· 1° 2~ """"'"' 8 11 '11'd Pres•Of'nt fJ1_, .,11 ;;;;~ ducted by nuaband and wtl• Raul ACOll• Ayala, 878 Su·J67 Fl155U Tlll1 1111em.n1 waa 111..:1 thlp "'~" ..,ounty on u v ·h·s \1111,..,,_t waa liled Pul>ltahed Ora eo..1
Thi• •t•l~t ,,_11 ''*' Joan Nll•eon Vlc1orta. C<>1ta M ... 92627 Pul>li9hed Oreno-Coast with,,,. County Clftfk of Or I Brien s WOO<! 19 6 Fl un ''"t" the ro .. nty Ctflrlt. 01 Or I oa11y Pilot Auoual~ 11. 24.
With tl'Mt CO\inly Cl.," or Or I Tiii& 1111ament wu tiled d·~~ bbuatn~nd"i·~d•• 1con-MUC NOTICE Delly Pllol Augusl 10 17 24 ~~0! County on Augusl t5 I Tiiis statemen1 w111 llled Pul>lllhed Orange ~0811 ~~g: County or Augull IQ 3' 1988
ange County on August 6 with 111e Counly Clark of Or-......... Y an "' ua 31 1988 ,.,e., F I wllll I~ County Cle•• of Or Oe••v Pilot Auou11 t7 2• 31 ,.17.., Su-369
19M ange County on Augual 19, Raul A Ayala "1CT1TIOUI aualNEll . Su-361 311203 ange County on August l't "--7 986 •
1988 Thie ttllement wH fli.d NA• I TATEMENT Pubttlhed Or11nge Coas1 1986 . .....,lem~ 1 Pub1t~t>flCI Onngto COUI Pl8lJC NOTICE
Pul>lllllWS Or•no!'~= I F317~ wtth lhe Coun1y C14tr11 of Or-Tl'Mt following per-son• •• " PUBLIC NOTICE Daily Piiot August 24 '1 '11740& Su 381! D••ly P1101 August 2• 31
Dally Piiot Avgu•u :l• J t Publtsntld Orenge Co111 ange County on Augu1t 15 dOlllQ buslnMt es I Seotem~r 7 ,. t\:186 I Publl1hed Orenott CoMl Seott'm~• 7 ,. 1986
S.pteml>er 7 14 1986 Olllly Plllll AuQu8t 2•. 3 1 1988 NATIONAL APPRASAL FICTITIOUS BUllNlSI Su398 Oitily Pllol August 1• J 1 Ml.IC NOTICE Su•01 s s 1 ,. 1988 Fl171• SERVICES 2920 Newoott, NAME ITATtMENT C.lll(>ten'll>fO< " IQftt\ DllDI wnr CE • u409 'eolem~r Su•03 Put>tl1"4ld Orano-Cout Blvd Newpor1 Beach Cahl TM 1o11ow1ng ~r..00\ are PUBLIC NOTICE Su4o~ FICTITIOUS IUllNESI ruodC nv I
----------Dally Pllol August 24 3 1 92860 Oo•ng OUl •nest.. NAME STATEMENT MllC NOTICE nt m•ic NOTICE s.c>1embttf 7, 14, 1988 WOL Limited Callforn11 PICAS AND POINTS I F'ICTmoua BUllNUI Mt.IC NOTICE The .,llowlnQ ren<>n• ar• FICTITIOUI BUllNU I
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rUO\. Su309 Thie bu11ne11 ii con·13303 Harbor Blvd Sle K3 NAME ITATEMENT I 004ng t>U11ne~ H NAME STArEMENT
tttn duct41d by a COfpo<ltton Coate Meta. Calif 92828 The lollowlng persona erel FICTITIOUI I UllNlla I HVPNOCARE 83.. SH Trie lollowtng p&rton~S~•
"CTITIOUI eua1NEH ,ICTITIOUI 8UllNHI P\alC NOTICE I e.n1arn1n Donlon PrMI Roy Byrne 10235 Hecten doing busin-. 111 s111rpea1 NAME ITATHllNT Gull Lane c '\05 N-. ort ~<>;.~K ~O~~~ •:u:Os 1-
NAMe ITAT(Ml!NT NA.Ml ITATl•NT cs.nt daAve •C. Fountain Valley I lmeg. Auto Care 17851 Tllit lonO'Wlng PtW~• 1re l e..r.11 Caltl 9266..l Tl'Mt lollOWlng 08'900• are The loltowlng Pel'90'lt •r• 'ICTmOUS Ml..._11 T1111 1telemenl wu ni.o 1 Calll 92708 Sllypark •A Ctrcle Irvona doing butlneu u Com Nenc:y l ynn Rong• 83!> l TO A Caltlo<n•e lo mot.cl
doing bulones• 11 The little dOlllQ l>Utlnett u Th41 DINy NAMI ITATRMINT I With tile County Clerk of Or·j Heltn Byrne. 20702 92714 merc1111 0~1ng1, Inc . 711 ~111 Gull Lane C 305 N-1 Pan~slltp l?O w Wil'l(>n
Shop ArOund lh• Comer. Dell Sandwfeh Snop, 10382 Tiie foltowlng l)«IOnl .,.., •nge County on July 30. H()C>41()Wfl Ln . H~nll"910n I R F J Sh••P"'" lmog• w 17th SI Bldg D 11 pon S.&ci\ Ctllf 92663 est 9St6.2' 20' Co<tt• Mfl<lt
2<4862 Del PracJo Avenue SllnfOfd A ..... SUft• F. Oar· doing l>\JllMM.. ' 11eee e.acm. Calif 92&48 Auto Ca•• Caltlornl• (>ltp I Cott• ~ ... CA o,e,, Thll but·nau ti con I AR 2 0 c; II 18,7
Dant Point Ct lll ornta d~ Grove CA 92640 THE PERFECT PRESENT, nu.. Thia Dullness 11 con j Hma Commarctal Or•n1no11 duCl41d Oy an lnd1vidu.l obe<l "' 11
92829-0060 Tom TotlllO U!Mdt . 5912 4040 MICArlht.tt Blvd 0 1',I Publl.n.d Orano-Coa•t ovc19d tiy co-pet1ner• I ThlS bu11ne11 11 con inc Cthl0fn11 COl'OOfat1on Ntncy Aono• =::no;~ 9~:: N-DCM'1
TM Lttti. Shop•, Inc • l rH lop Cir Hunllngton ~ llMCfl. C.llf 9'860 Oatly PllOI Augufl 10. 17 24, Aoy 8yrne duct.cl by 1 COfP<>rlttOn I_.,,,. ffllt 1111~1 was l11t11<1 II(.
C ellfOrnle corporation, Bch, CA 92e49 Kelheflne YOrlc·OgO•n, 3 1, 19e8 Thll elalamenl Wiii file<! F11nk WlltMI. Vice Pr.. Thi• bu11nttt it con· wttll tl'Mt Covn1y C~ Of Or I Thti bull~8'I 1~ c.nn•
24ee2 Oe4 PreClo Avenue, KlyOml Umeda. 6012 2442 Eld«'! Avenv., Cotti Su 357 with ll'Mt County CIMk of Of Thia t111t1m«11 w•• Iii.cl dueled by a COfl>Or"llOl't Inge County on AUOU-1 ' duClll<I by 11 m•tfld parll'WI•
01n1 Point, C•lll ornll Tr .. top Ctr Hun11noton M .... Cattl 928t7 I 11\ge County on July 30 with 111e County CHM'k ot Or Brena• Musett Aoent 1988 ""';t ~ 0 5 ,,.,1 02829-0050 Bch CA 92849 llunn Good·Wawnynlak, P\alC NOTlC[ 1988 •no-County oft Augu11. I~, Tllo, ""'~' was fl...a '11ll040 _ o ..... i ""
flCTITIOVI lhJ ... 11
NAME ITAnMENT
The Foltowlng perwona era
d°'ng buelneM u C f t PERSONNEL SEA·
VICf 4001 Blfch $tr•.
N-oorl 8Moh, Ctllf 92MO
C<>mpute1 Tttl'llPI. Inc .
Ca11torn1a 490 I Birch
Strfft N•wport Beech,
Calif 97eec>
Thi• bu11n .. 1 la COfl·
ducted by a COf'PO'ttlOn
Pttttcla~
Thtl etll«Mnl WM flied
Wtth the ~ty Clefk 01 Or·
1n91 County on Auguat 4,
1~88 ,,,..,.
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Oa IV P1101 Auouat 10 17 24
) , 198ti Thll l>ullneH 11 COO· Thll bullneu II con-, 950 S~li., Corona del FS,Wt 1986 with ttwl Co11nty Cl9rk Of ()f Pub1111W1<1 0flr\Qe CoHt '1111 1181~1 "'"" '•Mood
ducted by • CQrPOF11ion ducted by hv1b•nd and wtle Mar, Callf 02825 NOTICI °' I Publltned O<•no-C'..01t• n1n1e ang• Coun1y on Auou•I tS Dally Ptlot A.u9v11 17 2• J t I ""'1h IM Count~ Cl••• M 0 • Su-381
Th41 llltle Sllopt. Inc TO!TI T Umttda. Klyoml Thll bu11no11 11 con· AVAILA .. UTY Delly POol Augull fO 17 24 I Publlihl>d Or•"O" Cn11" 1Q8{1 S4'C>lemb« 7 19811 ·~• Counh on Auouit t ----------P~I UIY*:I• ducted by a Q41Mfal Pt.rt· Of' ANNUAL 31. 1986 Oen\" P1101 •uou•' 2• 3 I '31n1' Su 387 10 11 ,., • ..-l'\&.JC NOTIC[ Thi• llllem4Mll WAI l1lfld This •l•t11mttnt Wit lllfld I '*"''P i.l~l Su-358 Sec>l•m~ r ,, •98 Put» "~~l 0.•r>Qe c.<>att " -__ .;....;.=;.;...;...;.;;..;.;.;;..;:;.. __
With 1n. Coul\ly Ci..k ot Or· w1111 fl'Mt County Clerk ot Of Kall'Mtfine YOfk·0od4tn Pursuant 10 Sec.II on Su'll• 01111)-Pilot Augo•t '' l t Pia.IC NOTIC£ Put11'•h..i O•ano• Co11•1 FlCTITIOUI Ml .....
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no-Counly on Augu1t 11 1nge County on Augu•I 1~ Thia tlalement w•• 111-0 8104(dl of 111e 1n1ttntl ~· P\alC NOTICE I Septambel' 7 1.i lllllfl 011·1~ P1n1 •uguSI 1• JI NANI ITA~NT
988 lllfle With th• County ci.ni of Or •nu• Code. not IC• .. n.taby P\IJllC NOTICE 9u11H! flCTITtOUI I UllHIH S!lfll..,,tW'• '' Hllll'I TIWI l()llawlng ~ .,.
. FSIUM , ,,,71. anot County on Auguet 7 given IMt Iha 11nnua1 repon "CTITIOUI 8UllHlll I NA .. ITATIMINT S .. 410 dOl<IQ bull~ H
Publl.n.d Orano-C~•l Publ11Md Orange COia• 1988 '°' I~ lltctl VM• 111&e nf NAMe ITAT'l•NT I ,JCmlOUS aUSINUI P\8.IC NOTICE f h41 lollowlng '*--· .,. SWA LLOW ~ INVEST
0.Jly P11o1 Augu111 T 1<4 :l t Oa••y P1101 Augu11 '4 3 I <' ,,., ... Rau Founo1111on. t pnvat• The loltowinQ s:-iion• ar• NAMI ITA TUKN'T doing butlinete "' Pta.IC NOTICE ._. [ N t S 123 I It Y • n •
Sep1embel' 1 19&6 Saptemt>« 1 14 1988 Publlthed Or•noa eo..1 tound11tton 11 avarltb141 •• d0tng bl.It! 11 r,.,. 1011owing l*lt'ln• ,., F~TITIOUl lllathua j 80RN AGAIN 1 llMRr.-Bou .. vH•d. 1rv1n11 c 1111
C\11'\Q2• Su400 Delly Pllol Augi.ttl 17, 24, 31. thtt foundallon I pnnctl)tll of.
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HOWARO?l.ANO INC , l dCllnO hi•''""'"' Al C,.m NAfllf ITATIMINT ' 1301\8 Sprtngwetlf C()ufl F~T1TIOUI IUllNRaa ~'71' -------------------~ Septembel' 1. 1988 ,~ lor ln11P«llon during 3400 lrvlM Ave 4'11 207 brla Kenl'Wll' RI C•mbfl" T~ lollnwlttg (W!ftOOOI .,. Gtt<*I 0 '1MI Calif 9~84'\ N.U. ITATOllNT Wllt\411f p dltW 70\
$\1-389 reoutarbu1lneuh0Uralrom ~BNc" Caht 92et0,P•I C•nl•r 1'~1 £111 dOtng riu11 !toga l °"'"Ett011Sm1th ,,g.~ Theloltowlngpet.antll't Goldenrod A~ Coron•
----------9 • m to ~ pm by any HQw .. d l.ang Inc a Cali· -..CFlddan Av Senta An• Trana t 1Tl1 U 1t.,,,I• Orllle SpflnQWtlle< C<Ntl, Garden lfOl<lg bu11net1 at Ad· def Mar c.tl4 9~~
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0 8 Orange Cout DAILY PILOT I Sunday, August 24, 1888
INHRMIS SI ON
'Reveng~rs' ends summer slate
Summer offictally comes to a clOK
on the local theater circuit this week
with the open1na of '"ne Reveacen
Tra.e4y," the founh and final pro-
ductJon of the Grove Shakespeare
FesovaJ.
C)ril Toumeur's play. first publish·
ed an 1607, will be directed by Jerry
McGoniale at the Gem Theater and
will feature Keith Dillon, Renata
Florin, Olynna Goff. Steve Grodt,
Sharon Han ion. Susan Hinshaw, Ken
Mc Pherson, Larry Oliver. Denise
Randal, Cunis Rhodes, Kenneth
Roht and Sergio Sychev.
The play as suuested for mature
1ud1ences because of its violent
nature. Perfonnanccs will be gjven
Wednesdays throua,h Saturda)'.I at 8
p.m. and Sundays at 7:30 unul Sc.Pt.
13 at 1he Gem, 12852 Main St ..
Garden Grove. Ticket information is
available at 636·7213.
Meanwhile, the Harlequin Dinner
Playhouse. which had been scheduled
to close its production of "Anealc
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anoounoed a month's holdover of the
popular 194-0t comedy.
The show now. will play throu&h
Sept. 14 with performances ni&htly
except Mondays at varyina curtain
times and reservations ta.ken at
979-5511. The HarlC(luin's next pr<r
duction will be the Oran&e County
premiere of Neil Simon's .. Brtiaicoa
Beaa Memoln," opcnina Sept. 16 at·
the dinner playhouse, 3S03 S. Harbor
Blvd., just north of Costa Mesa.
Summer's end will find three local
productions jiving their finaJ pcr-
fonnanccs this weekend. They are:
•"A nox·M Clewu" at the
lrvine Community Theata, Turtle
Rock Community Park on unnyhill
Road off'Turtle Rock Dnve io lrvinc
(8S7·S496). closina performances
loday at 2 p.m .. Friday aod Saturday
at 8 o.m.
• .. WH,.'1 CUrleyT" at the Hunt·
inaton Beach Playhouse, windtnJ up
that theater'11tint in Seaclift' vuiaae.
Main Street at Yorktown A venue
Huntinaton Beach (83l-140S), final
performances Friday and Saturday at
8:30.
•"Ca,..Ml" by the Buena Park
Civic Theater at the city's Communi-
ty Recreation Center, 81 SO Knott
AYe., Buena Park (82I·1394), closing
performances Friday and Saturday at
8 p.m.
Twootherdinnertheaterscontinue
their respective cn111cment1 this
week:
•••Evita" at the Grand Dinner
Theater, 7 Freedman Way, Anaheim
(772-7710). nightly except Mondays
Horror movies never lose
grip on viewers ' throats
By GEORGE WlLLJAMS remake ot ""The Fly" (although 1h1s 1s
McCIMcll, ...... e.moe closer to a Shakespearean tragedy
You may be surpnscd to observe than a horror film , and very funny), a
the audiences leavmg screenings of sequel to "Tbc Tex.as Chainsaw
··The Texas Chainsaw Massacre Part Massacre:· a fif\h sequel to "Fnday
2'" laughing with a healthy case. You the 13th," even a lame attempt at a
know they're coming out ofa monu-haunted-ho use movie ca lled
mentall) scary expcnencc. the kind "Haunted 1-loneymoon" with Gene
that lays down a track of hot rubber Wilder.
on your solar plexus. Horror films, the ones that endure.
But that's what horror movies are the good ones, arc all variations of the
all about. You share 1he terror, feel same dream: You're running away
the safety of others around you, arc from some vaguely awful monster
abk 10 laugh and talk together about that threatens you with the most dire
how fnfhtened you were as you lea ve. consequences. You run, run, run to
That s probably why horror films some haven, perhaps a house or a car
ha\e cons1stentl) been one of the It seems to take forever to get there
most popular of the movie genres. 01')ce you amvc. you took inside and
The) ha\ c the shape of dreams we all discover more oft he kind of monsters
ha\e in common EverythinJ on the you're 1ry1ng to flee.
screen gets weird, JUSt like in those On screen these monsters arc
dreams Then the hgh1s come on, and represented by the mummy, the
it's JUSt like waking up from a zombie, the werewolf. the cat. the
nt$htmare. that feeling of suddenly mutant. the mask. There are vam·
bemg safe and free pi res, giant gorillas. huge sharks.
Because these films seem to touch invaders from other planets. an
something close to us. they've always amorphous gooey ma~s. a child
sold a lot of 11ckets -ever since possessed by the devil.
'"Frankenstein" and '"Dracula" ap-Their v1ct1ms are alwa ys connected
1 pcarcd on a double bill at the Victory to whal we think of as 1rad111onal
Theater 1n Salt Lake C'1ty in the 1930s. \alues the famtl). represented by the
and the house wauold out by 10 am . heterosexual monogamous couple,
and 4,000 fren11ed film fans broke and the social instttullons that defend
th rough police hnes. smashed the the family . such as the church.
plate-glass bo~ office and tore off the government. 1he police. the anned
front doo~ 1n their eagerness to get an forces Or so It used 10 be.
and be frightened And It used to be that monsters
l Horror film s reached an un· were fore igners. alway~ un-American
prcccdcnied peak ofrcspcct.abihty in ··rrankenste1n" ( 1931) and
1960 IA.Ith Alfred Hitchcock's '"Psy· "Dracula"' (1931) arc Middle Euro-
cho" Tht\ pa"ed 1he way for such pean "KangKong"{l933)"froman
mamstream h1 t'i as "The Exorc1s1." unrhaned island. Irena 1n ··cat
"Ja~'I·· Jnd ·"Alien " People" ( 1942) 1s from Serbia "l
Th1\ \Um mer has brought a re-Walked W11h a Zombie" ( 1943) is set
surgence with a sequel to "'Ahen," a an the West Indies
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horror film af\cr World War II. after
Americans dropped atom bombs on
c1v1hans in Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
Gradually 1hc monsters moved closer
to the Amencan borders. Then. with
Alfred Hitchcock's .. Psycho" ( 1960).
the horror movie was firmly set
within Amenca and the monster was
unequivocally Amencan.
That shower scene has had a
profound effect on movie fans. The
New Yorker's-movie expert, Pauline
Kaci. says. "The shock stayed with
me to the degree that I remember it
whenever I'm IO a mote l shower
Docsn 't everybody?"
Then came: George Romero's
"The Night of the Laving Dead"
( 1968). 1n which a little Jlrl devoured
her parents. Larry Cohen's "It's
Ahve" ( 1974). m which a newborn
baby turns on its doctor and nurses.
Wes C'rave n·s "The Hills Have Ercs"
( 1977 J. in which a typical Amcncan
family 1s attacked by cannibalistic
mutants.
The trans1t1on reaches its ultimate
end with Richard Donner's "The
O men·· ( 1976), 1n vh1ch the devil·
child. a product of the Old World. as
"born" into an Amencan fam1l}.
which 1t subsequently destroys, then
1s adopted by the presid ent and first
lady of the United St.ates.
'"The Omen" was a monsterhn of a
movie. and you have to wonder what
all of1hose people who paid their way
1n 10 see 11 found to cnJOY
As film hrstonan Robin Wood
stales "'The Omen' would make no
sense 1n a soc1Cl) that was not
prepared to enJO)' and surrept1t1ousl)
condone the working out of its ov.n
dc~trucuon ··
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7· •"Mu o.f La MucN" at the
Curtatn Call Otnner ThcaterJ. 690 El
Camino Real, Tustin (83o·I 540).
nightly except Mondays at varyi na
curtain times 1hrough Nov. 9.
CALLBOARD -Auditions for
performers to join with Cal State
Fullerton dancers in prese~dna
Tandy Bcal's new producuqn of The
Nutcracker" will be held Sept. 4 at.'
p.m. in Room 133 of tM cotrcae s
Performing Arts Centcr ... "funhcr in-
formation may be obtained from ihe
theater and dance depanmcnl at
773-3628... I The Buena Park C1v1c Theatfr wil
hold audittons for the musical
"Barnum" Sept. 6 .... women's tryouts
will be held at 10 a.m. while men will
be read at I p.m. at the community
Recreation C'en1er, 81 SO Knott A vc .
Buena Park .... thc show opens Oct. 17
for three weekends ..
Ceaar Romero
Cesar Romero
hospitalized
SANTA MONICA (A P) -l\r tor
Cesar Romero, who plays the hus·
band to Jane Wyman's matnarch 1n
the C'BS-TV senes ··falcon Crest."
will be in hospital traction for at least
one week because of a hem1att'd disc
Romero. 79. cxpcncnccd severe
back pain wh1k on location an
Cahfom1a's "'1apa Valley for the
tele\ 1s1on ~ncs about the con01tts
and nvalncs of a wine-making fam-
ily.
He 1s being 1rea1ed at St Johns
Hospital and Health (enter in Santa
Monica. There was no word on when
Komcro would be well enough to
return to the ~t
J oanne Brough c xecut1 ve
producer for lhc senes. said Romt'ro
had completed substan11al work
before cxixnencmg the pain which
forced him to return to lo~ Angt:les
Production of the SC"nc~ ~111 not be
disrupted. ~he said
Baker said she did not know 1A.-hat
caused Romero to suffer the
herniated disc. 1n which a fibrous
cartilage between vertebrae slips out
of pos111on and causes pam by
pinching nerve~
"We wish Cesar a speed)' rccoven
and look forward to his return
Brough ~1d
Romero JOmed 1hc cast last season
playing Peter ta Hos the sua\ e
husband of \\-yman·~ Angela Chan
nang.
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for the
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By JERRY BUCll ,,, .............
LOS ANGELES -Oprah Winfrey
is takina her brand of hands-on.
emotionally involved talk show to a
ruationaJ aud1en~ 1n September.
Viewers in 130 ctt1es will have the
opponunity to see why her Chicago
show zoomed from th\rd place to first
1n the ratings and moved ahead of
Phil Donahue's highly rcaardcd, na-
tionally syndicated "Donahue."
Winfrey. nominated earlier this
ye ar for an
Academy Award
for her supportm&
performance 11
Sofia 1n "The
Color Purple."
hugs and cnes and
lau&hs and relates
on a personal level
wtth the people on
her show.
Her show. like Wlafrey
"Donahue," tackJes such provocative
subjects as sex. divorce. rape. bat-
tered women and incest.
"People have the power to make a
difference 1n their lives." she said.
"We want to let people know that.
That's the beauty of aood tclcv1S1on.
Good telev1S1on should inform and
inspire as well as entertain. So much
of telev1s1on 1s simply mindless."
Wmfrcy. 32. appears to be challeng-
ing Donahue's position on top of the
syndicated talk shows. According to
King World, which 1s d1stnbuttng her
show. Winfrey and Donahue will be
head to head m 25 percent of the
cittes.
"That's a challengmg thing ...
Donahue told an 1ntcrv1ewer in New
York. "We're on a more compcuuve
street now than we've been on. We're
up. We're fascinated by the attention
that's been generated We think ifs
aood for the daytime schedule ...
Winfrey, interviewed shortly after
she arrived on a flight from Chicago,
said she has nothing but respect for
Donahue.
"Without Donahue this show
wouldn't be possible," she said. "He
showed that women have an interest
1n things that affect their lives and not
Just how to stu ff a cabbage. Because of
that I have nothtnf to prove. only to
doJood shows.. . say. he's the king
an I JUSt want a httJc pie<:e of the
kingdom."
She 1s a outao1ng woman with a
sh&htly laraer-than-fife thcatncaJ flair
for gestures. expressions and ruc-
uons. She was weanng a hand-
pa1nted blue suede dress. white
cowboy boots and danahng gold
eamnas. "I alway5 wanted to be an actrc"
and it was only happenstance that
brou,aht me to tclev1Ston," she said.
"Quincy Jones saw me in Ch1~0
and cast me for 'The Color Purple. •
She also stars in a movie based on
Richard Wright's "Native Son ... She
plays Virainia Thomas. the mother of
a young black man who kills a white
woman.
She 1sconstan1ly battlina the scales.
She has JUSt lo"' I 2 pound" and runs 2111 miles a dJly "to &ct nd of my
1hi&hs."
Aer unusual first name come" from
the book ofRu1h'1n the Bible
"The name wa Orpah, but it's
been mis pelled and m1,pronounccd
since I was bom.'' she 51td "It was
spelled as Oprah on my b1nh
certificate It may he a melodic name
when you're 32 but when you'rt in the
thud fl'de it's horrible I remember
walchm& 'Romper Room' and wan· 1na for Miu Nancy to caJI my name.
But she never did And 10 to the !IOl"C
and look for Oprah on the key nnp I
felt hkc an outcast
"Now I fct'I speetllJ It'' fun be1na
me It's a kick ..
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characters from anim1nat.ed cartoons.
"Flash Gordon." ··Mandrake the
Magician," "Lothar'' and "Phan-
tom.'' W111 take off mra--W'trtstRtot
Tour" in September to combat drugs
among children.
The tour will kick off at a Los
Angeles "D.A.R.E. To Say No" raJly
on the &rounds of the Federal Build·
1na in Westwood. The first
"Whastletot Tour .. wdl take them
throuah 48 c1t1d 10 11 states from coast to coast. ·
The animated characters wiJJ be
portrayed by actors dunng the tour
TODA Y'S SUNDAY PUZZLE
snow DOWN 62 Kilns
1 Sends (cargo) 7 1 City in Florida 6'4 Show feeflng
6 Taints 72 Occurrence 65 Food contaJner
12 Squeeze 73 Publlc notices 1 Incline 66 Small amount
16 Volcanic 75 Cheese dishes 2 Sharpens 67 Fllghtl9ss bird
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20 Singleton 78 Red dye 4 Equal 70 Artlcles
21 Even chance 8 1 CaPitaTOt 5 Hindu title 73 Out-of-date 22 Actress Turner Greece 6 Metal fasteners 7 4 Water mammal
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wds Sevare1d 9 Egyptian 79 Narrow rtdge
26 Captain K.,k·s 85 Having a ~lossy goddess 80 SmaJlest amount
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28 Fleshy fruit 86 Stalks 11 Precise 84 Crimson
29 Fencing swords 87 Detests 12 Exonerates 85 Gem weight
30 Makes small talk 89 Judge's hammer 13 Raves 87 Rabbits' kin
32 Gets up 91 Capital of Crete 14 Social insects 88 Showed mercy
33 Double curve 92 Perceives 15 Actress West to ' 34 Upright 93 Challenge 16 Protective shell 89 Fence doors
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35 Layers 96 Proofreader 's 18 Flower hOlders 91 Ship's
36 Mace and marks 19 God of war compartment
cay~nne 97 Sea eagle 23 Short race 93 Compulsion
37 Uncovers 98 Chars 25 Approached 95 Cobalt and
38 Diners 99 Chantry 27 Piiiage carbon
39 Asian country 100 Nightclub 31 Obeyed 96 Hut
40 Mars 101 Painful areas 34 Salaries 98 Stupid mistakes
43 Swift 10L> Grass color 35 Rhino·s kin 100 Sang
44 Song 103 Planet's path 36 Food fishes 10 1 Lucky numbers
45 Biller vetch 104 Panoramas 37 Foundations 102 Prodded
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SH ANSWIRS lN ClAUIFltO
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Businessmen fight extra leaves
Foster named projects
chief for Fieldstone Co.
Entrepreneurs claim extended time off
would cripple many small businesses
Senate M,Yonty Leader Robert
Dole, R·Kan .• told the dcleptcs they
would find bipartisan support in
Congress for many of their rec-
ommendations, and pledged to work
to enact them.
require medical coverage. and that 11
should bar states frorn imposing such
requirements.
They said they support volunt~ry
private efforts "to enabk working
parents 10 fulfill thw JOb and family
Fruk S. Fo1ter of Laguna Hills has b«n appointed project
manager for Tlae Fleld1toDe Co.'1 Orange County_ d1v1sion based in
Newpon Beach The real estate sales firm. with offices 1n Orange and
San Otego counties. had a record-brcalong year 1n 1985. closing
escrows on 994 homes for a volume ofS 151 million. Foster will be in
char&e of new bousmg developments. • • •
Dau S. Suden has been promoted to vice president in charge of
Southern Cahfom1a development for Me11enger bvettmeat Co., an
Irvine-based commercial real estate firm Sanders Joined the
company in 1984 and 1s a graduate of Cal State. Fullerton. •••
Robert O. Cate JOtnS the Ca naatlon Co. 1 n Lo Angeles as a brand
ass istant. Case. who is an Orange Coast resident. recently recei ved a
master's degree 1n business administration from the Una vers1ty of
Chicago Graduate hool of Business. • • •
Fountain Valley resident Colleen Yarcbever has been promoted
to sales agent for All1tate b1uruce Co. She will operate out of Its
Buena Park office • • •
Howard W. Boebmer and Raymond S. Freed have been elected
d1recto.rs ofHellonetlca Inc. in Irvine. Vacancies on the board have
been created by the resignations of George de B. Bell, retired Navy
Adm Tbomas B. Ha yward, retired Air Force Gen. David C. Joaet,
and Edward Teller. Hehonet1cs 1s a high-technology firm engaged in
the design and manufacture of lasers and electro-optical systems.
s1gnal-proces'\1 ng and data -acqu1s1t1on products, and aerospace
manufacturing • • • Tobei Takeucbl hac; left his post as pr.cs1dent and ch1efexecut1ve
officer ol Mlt1ubl1bl Motor Sales of America b e. 1n Fountain Valle y
and .... 111 return to the parent Mltsabl11U Motors Corp. 1n Japan as a ~oup manager for the "11ddlc East and Afnca 1n the office of
1nternat1onal hus1nes~ Replacing Takeuchi is llatoe Naguama,
senior C\l'CUll\ (' 'ice president of MMC Services Inc .. a DetrOll·
ba~d "holh o ..... ncd subs1d1an of MMC .....
Household Bank in Ne ..... pon Beach has named MarvlD A.
Phillips J~\oc1atc manager of its Cer ntos branch. Ph1lhps of M 1ss1on
V1e10 "Ill he re<,pons1ble for the day-lo-day act1v1ty of the bank
branlh lk J01ned Hou1ebold Flnuce Corp. in 1984 and was
translcm:d 111 Hou.,chold Bank ofCahfom1a as manager trainee later
that )t:ar • • • Grubb & Ellis Co., Res1den11al Brokerage Services, Pacific
outhweM Region recently honored top producers for the first
quarter oft 986 Thl' awards for most transactions for each ind1 v1dual
branch ollice went to Chrl1Uua Green of Saddleback Valley,
Lorraine Reyes of Jn 1ne. Greg Noonu of La Jolla. Carol Cianfaranl
of Solana Beach, Deneal• Netpor of San Clemente. Don O'Nelll of
Dana "'iguel. Patty Truman of Laguna Beach and Beverly Morpby of
Ne .... pon Rl'ach Awards for top producer in each branch wen1 to·
Christiana Green of~addleback Valley. Pat Oakson ofltvine. James
Sullivan ofl.i Jolla Carol Clanfarul ofSolana Beach. Deuls Netpor
of San ( lementc Don O'Neill of Dana Niguel. David Williama of
Laguna Beach and Maraloo Burrill Ingold of Newport Beach The
a"ard for mo'>t tran\3Ct1onc; 1n the region and Top Producer went to
Cbrlst iana Green. Stanley Bebr of La Jolla received a special award
tor mnc,t outgoing rclcrral'i • • • Ronald L. Merriman, managing panner for the accounting firm
ol Peat. Marwick and Mltcbell in Orange Count>. has been elected a
dire« tor of tht• Orange Count) >\' 1at1on Council Formed in I 974, 11
1s composed ol hus1ness firms interested 1n improved air
transPortat1on facil111es and service
• • •
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By JILL LAWRENCE . ·~, ............ .....,
WASHI NGTON -Entrcpeneurs
att ending a White House conference
have vowed to fight legislation seek-
ing e>.tended lime off for new parcllli
and sick people. ~ymg it would put
man) small businesses out of bu s1-
nes'i.
"We couldn't survive something
hkc that," i\hza Brenner. owner of a
M1am1 tra vel agency. said after 1.822
delrgatcs to the Wh ite House Con-
ference o n mall Business voted to
recommend defeat of the leg1sla11on
pending in Congress.
A resolution opposing a lib-
eralt1at1on of unpaid leave time was
the No 2 11em on a list of60 proposals
winnowed from 371 after three
rounds of voting by the delegates to
the conference.
At thl' top of the list was a
recommendation calling fora iovem-
ment crackdown on the soanng cost
of hab1ht} insurance. an increasing
Hughes Co.
financial
woes bared
£ 1 \FC1l 'NDO (AP)-ln the next
lour )Car\, Hughes '\1rcraft Co. Y.lll
fall ahout $5 32 million short of
prOJCt ted earnings used to attract a SS
tuition pu rchase price from General
Motor\ C orp last :.ear
The pro1cc11on of sharpl ) lower
earning' tame 1n an internal
memorandum from Hughe'>· con-
troller. l.itan Crum, according to the
the Da ily Bree1c newspaper of nearhy
Torrantc
Th~· nt'"'paper said (rum"; memo
begin'> "(1cntlcmcn. we have a prob-
lem. < )ur current 'actual ~nd forc-
casted profits arc falling millions of
dollar' <ihort of th e com mitments we
made 1n 1984 when potential
purcha\Crs of Hughe<> Aircraft Co
~tock "ere sho" n our financial forc-
rn<.ts
(rum·~ memo reported!} ..a id
Hughe' expect'> its earnings this year
will be S336.9 m1lhon -a decline of
18 7 percent from the $414.5 million
that had been proJC<tcd in 1984 "hen
b1ddi.'rs were being c;ought Lo bu} the
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Play the Sma.rt Tenant Game
Fol/UN thP road to University Tawer and
d1scovnr yo11 wnn t have to pay for a lot of
things m this nl?'W ftr<;t class office butldmg
• A pnmP. Irvine locatton
w1tho11t the congestion of the
central business area only
minutes from John Wayne
A1rmrr
• f. 1-i~y frPevv8Y access
• FrP.e parl<m9 for ten;mt'i
end guo.'>ts
• A nPRrt7{ park for 1099mg
or rPl81ltnq
• RP~t11 ''"nrs and shopping at
~'' <lo' 1 tP,p m The Market
plao• "' , tready-open refR1I
rostuiJrllflt rmd onr rttJ/nmnnr
• Views of snow-capped mountains or green
rolling hills from the only office tCNVer in
I Jnivers1ty Tawn Center, Orange County's
ne'Nest "small tCNVn." which includes
a vanety of ne'N housing
• Located across from UC Irvine.
in the Airport-Metro-UC/ Thangle
Open Summer 7986
A development of
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concern in the business community.
Delegates called the insurance
crisis "a life :v-id death sentence to
manx small businesses" and outlined
specific acuons it said should be taken
b} the president. Congress and state
le&1slaturts -includ10& rciuJation of
the insurance and rt-insurance indus-
tnes.
A call to preserve the Small
Business Adm1n1strat1on. long a
target of Reagan adman1strat1on
budget cutters. started out as a top
pnonty but ended up 1n 13th on the
hst of 60.
Ralph Stanley. executive director
of the conference, sought to min1m17e
the 1mportanccofthe SBA rtsolufion.
and said the top I 0 recommendations
were consistent with the policies of
the Reagan admin1strat1on.
"From the adtninistrat1on's stand-
poin t, the vast maJority of rec-
ommendations are policies we en-
dors,e or can support." he said. "From
the White House point of view. the
conference has been very successful."
"The first lhina this Conaress has to
do is to take on the American Trial
Lawyers Association and the in-
surance industry and fCt product
liability _(reform legisla11on) on the
way, .. DOie said, bringina defeaates to
their feet with applause.
Dole did not mention the parental
leave recommendation. but later said
that small business owne rs had
reason for concern because "the
smaller the business the less able 11 is
to pass the cost on to the consumer ...
Let's wait and ~e if 11 passes the
House."
The House Education and Labor
Committee in June passed and se nt to
the floor a family leave bill requiring
businesses with I 5 or more em-
ployees to offer 18 weeks of unpaid
leave to ~orkers with newborn or
newly acfopted children. serious
medical problems or elderly depen-
dents.
The conference delegates said in
their resolution that Congress should
reject the bill as well as proposals to
rcspon ib1lit1es," '
But Andrea Camp. a spokeswoman
for Rep. Pat Schroeder. D-Colo · a
pnme sponsor of the bill, said the
legislauon is necessaf) because busi·
nesses have failed to meet the need for
family leaves. Shc satd-thc United
States 1s the onl> 1ndustnahzed
nation without some type of national
leave policy.
"We call this pro-fam1I} "orker
protection." Mr.. (amp said. '"We
think cmplo)trs will als~ benefit by
retaining a loyal. experienced and
more producuve work f~rce and by
saving on costs for hinng and re·
training replacement workcn ..
Small bus1nessexccu11vesdon't see
1t that way. Conference delegate Mary Diener.
owner of Diener & Associates in
Cary. N.C.. said most of the female
business owners voted firmly with the
majority on the recom mendat1on
against pa rent.al leave.
"It's not a women's issue," she said.
Big banks expected to follow
Fed's lead and cut prime rates
By BCLL MENEZES
A~ lwlMM Wrt!«
NEW YORK -Analy!>ts expect
the nation's major banks to cut their
pnme lendangrates from the present 8
perctnt in response to the Federal
Reserve Board's 0.5 point cut 1n the
d1<;eount rate.
Although several smaller inst1tu-
t1ons reduced their prime rates to 7.5
percent fro m 8 percent Thur'iday. the
day atlcr the d1 '>Count rate cut, the big
banks did not.
The Fed reduced the d1-;count rate,
the 1ntcrcs1 11 charge-; on loans to
financial 1n~t11u11on'i, to 5 5 percent
from 6 pcrct:nt. «ut11ng the kc) rate
for the fourth time th1!> )Car to II'>
10 .. ,e.,1 since '\ugust 1977.
Ma1or l I S hanks generall) folio"
changes in the discount rate wi th
similar changes 1n the pnme. a
benchmark used to set the interest
charged on a vanety of credit.
While prime changes usually arc
made in conjunction with discount
rate changes -often on the same or
following business day-they are not
always 1mmed1ate.
The banks generally decline to
comment about any impending rate
changes. and were tight-lipped about
the prime rate.
"We don't forecast when we·re
going to change it." said Charle-.
Salmans. a spokesman for Chemical
Bank 1n New York. "We announce
the change when we announce It ·•
SmaJler institutions that cut their
pnme rates to 7.5 percent Thu~a y
included Southwest Bank 1n St.
Louis. People's Savings Bank 1n
Bridgeport. ( onn .. and San Jacinto
Savings Assoc1a11on an Houston.
Speculat1on over the reasons for
the big banks' dela)" ranged from
surpnsc at the liming of the discount
rate cut to a reappraisal of how the
pn me should be structured in hght of
the lo'is of tax breaks contained in
congres-;1onal tax proposals.
"My general 1mpress1on 1s the
banks are trying to keep their margins '
as wide as P<>S'>1ble becauS<" financial
1nst1tut1ons right now arc not in great
earnings shape." said one economist.
who asked not to be named.
Other anal ) st'l <;peculated some of
the banks ma )' be waiting to de-
termine whether the Fed's raLe cut
would be JOmed b) the central banks
of Wes t German} and Japan
ORANGE COAST STOCKS
Here are the stock market activities of publicly traded
Orange County firms for the week ended Friday, Aug. 22.
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Lovely Eaatblutt home 3400 S.. Breen Ln. Hrb<
loeat.d acrOA trom the View Hiiis. Agt 844-299t
pet11. 4 Bdrme, fllfTllty i-••t ••y room. formal dining, ·--huge eex1ntry kitchen. Ocean view. Private
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Carol Tatum. Realtor 759--1552
UUllaLLIT Oceen. c:tty Pght• vtewa,
12.700 aq " h\.ge lot,
prellm plan, fOf IUxury •
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atory 38R. 2'ABA + form ftrm, owrw/91,Jt, 759--04&9.
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time -ouy.. $105,000.
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' BARRETr REALTY lniiai, __ _
IEST IUY llYFRllT
1141 PIWIS
IPU SllllY 1-4
For only $365,000 leasehold. Dover
Shores wide lot will take two large
power yachts. Owner has found
small home out of area and says
"SELL NOW". G reat water and
city lights view. Large living room.
large master and dining room on the
view, 2 additional bedroo~. 2
ba lhs. c amil y room, 2 fireplaces,
breakfast nook and wet bar. An
amazing value. Owner might help
finance. Call:
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Office: 144-1200
H1•1: 131-2113
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Cute 2 bdrm, den, home ... ... R O'Sh1UCflnmy
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Spacious 3 bdrm. FR all ttle atm A Johnson
CllllA ••AllS.-.$441,stl-. tSI C*9t T~
Ytty custom 4 bdrm. FR ~iew M won Ct6defll
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REALTORS, 675-6eet
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NEW LISTINGS
PllllSIU 1241,000
Charming, spacious 2BR home w/min1 bay view.
Large sunny patio, new kitchen krtt>tty pine
paneling. Sellers very motivated
IU£ UM U21,000
Top this for value! 6 BR. 4 BA. 2 kitchens. 2
garages. 2 laundry facllltles. patio + sundeck.
Walk to beach & shops. tow down, assume loan
CAllH •lllWIS 1141,000
Elegant contemporary. finest appointments. 4
BR. 4 BA. formal DR: pool. adult entertainment
room w/large spa & wet bar. 16 skylltes.
Ill OIM U ,I00,000
Over 100 ft. frontage w/lncredible view of ocean
and harbour entrance from every room. all
custom design and Just completed.
CORONA DEL MAR
ILi£ OllllU HL llU 1121,000
Brand new quality built 3 BR. 2V1 BA condo.
south of PCH. Formal dining, FR, double win-
dows, wet bar, large kitchen & more
Ullllll YIEW llLLS 1332,100
Very motivated seller would like to see an offer
on this well maintained 3BR. 2BA home. large
lot, covered patio and 3/car garage
l&Hlll YIEW •ILLS 1311,000
Emotions run hight on this supefbly updated
· 4BA home. Traditional in feeling w/quahty in
cabinetry, moldings, wood flooring and more.
OlllU •1 .. UllS $441,000
Newer custom home with 180 degree ocean/bay
view. Room for pool. 3 BA + FR or 4 BA. 3111 BA.
2 FP . master BR retreat could be den
SPTIUU 1411,000
A special feeling awaits you In this upgraded 4
BR panoramic view home. Beam ceilings. wood
floors. 4-car garage. view side patio & spa
Ulllll YIEW llLLS 1111,100
Outstanding view -delightful decor -m-
credlble price. A terrific value Is found in this
gorgeous 3 BA. 2'h BA home. Perfect In every
way.
ILH Oii 1111,000
Dramatic contemporary home on oversized lot
3 story multl-level, 4 BA plus detached guest
quarters with ocean view.
1n1uss 1111,000
Room for children. pets & fun I 2 story colonial. 4
BR. family • bonus. and children's playhouse
Ocean view, large yard.
IUI Ill 11,ll0,000
Fabulous remodeled 3 BR -4'11 BA blufttop
residence. View of entire harbor. den-library and
game room. Expansive deck with stairs to the
beach I
SllHOLlfF 11,200,000
Enjoy the privacy and tranqulllty of this unique
ocean front property nestled among mature
trees & landscaping unmatcl'led Appt
A MEMBER OF THE
SEARS ANANCIAL NETWORK
OPEN HOUSES 1-5
SATURDAY
HAllOI YlEW llllll 1IOO S.Hrtlf
E. BROWN 3 BR, 2 BA, FR$332,500
IALIOA ISLlll
4 BR
Ill CAIYOI
5+ BR
111 .... ,
$499,00CM. MATTHEWS
20 o •• , •• , ...... ,
$1 ,695,000 l. ROSE
SUNDAY
PElllSUU POllT 1101 East 1111111
2 BA $245.000 EADIE/BENTS
OLDE Cll
3 BR, FR
11 l~ 01natt11
$329,000 J . DONAHUE
001011 IEL IAI 321 P1l111ttt1
A. KURTA 3 BR, 2 BA $359,000
HIRIOI VIEW MILLS 2101 l1rMr View Ir
3 BA, FA, Spa $559,500 E. CORKETI
llYSMORES
5 BR
LllO ISLE
6 BA
IUCOI llY
3 BA/1 BR
Ill CAIYll
5 + BA
2711 l1plt1re Ir
$695,000 L. MARSTON
421 Via ll4t lt14
$715,000 E. OLSON
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$1 , 100,000 S. MARVIN
20 ••• , •• , ...... ,
$1,695,000 L ROSE
llUlll llME 1 1.,.11
6 BA, FR , Vu $3,800,000 C.MC MAHAN
JUST REDUCED
IUYllW II 1111,111
This beautlful 3 BR, clty·llght view property has
Just been reduced $30,000. Some very lucky
buyer Is out there. how about you?
NEWPORT BEACH
WTILlff 1211.-
Happy to show this meticulously maintained
home In primo location. 5 BR. 3 BA. 3-car
garage, dog yard & upgraded tile kitchen.
IAYO&lST 1211,811
Immaculate and remodeled, this 3 BR. 2 BA
home Is in move-In condition! Custom kitchen In
cherry wood; a cooks delight Land included.
U1M1 YllW -• saae.-
4 BR & expanded FA Palermo In great location.
Children can walk to school, park, & greenbelt
without crossing a street'
PmlSIU . SH2,111
A fun place to live and to play Great 3 BR family
home on quiet street. Lovely inner patio walk to
the beach.
"llUIU MU,NO
Wonderful 4 BR, 2-story. family home beautifully
maintained 3 FP. warm & Inviting private patio.
Be sure to see this great value.
IUGI Ol•llm 1411 ...
Investor opportunity -great location. low
rents, large lots. well maintained. spacious units
just steps to the beach.
Ullll YIEW SUl,111
Pride of ownership 5 BR. FR. fabulous huge lot
beautifully landscaped. excellent location near
greenbelt, new carpets. paint
LIN 1121,000
Beautiful soptusticated bayfront penthouse.
Great views of bay, ocean. mountains, Newport
Center Short walk to Lido Village
LIN 1141,IOO
Spacious 4 BR. 3 BA custom contemporary
home. Perteet tor entertaining or just relaxing.
Sunny patio and decks bring outdoors lnl
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The ultimate in townhome IMng Subdued
sophistication with high ceilings. mirrors. crown
moldings and plantaUon shutters
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Quality home •n prest1g1ous gate-guarded area.
lmmaculate,5 BR with FR and den, Master suite
with flrep1ace
NYH Ht•H Slll,-
Enchantlng view from LA. OR. Master BA &
kitchen Lovely 4 BA with detached poolsJde
guest quarters. Private location on small cul-de-
sac
PlllUIU nn.•
Perfect floor plan & exceptional charm puts this
home top of class' 3 BR. 21~ BA. brick paneling.
views. fireplaces security. wet bar
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"Big" sprawling 5 BR. 2·story. custom home
with over-size pool In enclosed courtyard
located on cul-de-sac and private gr nbelt
•
ILIFFI 1111,000
Prime location In this 2 BR, 2 BA, spacious. light Ill UllH 12,.211 .... unit w/2 patios on greenbelt Priced below Elegant French Normandy estate tn prime view
market to soil today. location! All f~atures for graclolJs llving 5 BR,
6 4 4 • 9 0 6 0 formal DR. llbrory ~FR Ou Illy lhroughout
2181 SAN JOAQUIN HILLS ROAD, NEWPORl BfACH
I I 1·
m Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/ Sundey, Augu1t 24, 198e
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HOIES FOR SILE
1 II ,111 Fii II 1r·IEI
••3621 Bear Street
H, Santa Ana
644-8200 $110,000
2 IEllOOI
Saturday 1-5
••3 Arlee Court, Newport Crest
844-6200 $184,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
••• 12 Balboa Coves, Newport Beach
548-7078 ~.000 Sat/Sun 12-4
209 Iris, Old COM
8«-6200 $439,500 Sat/Sun 2-5
1JOO Rutland Rd.
3, Weetclltf
6«-8200 $149,500 • Sunday 1-5
2 II· ,111 Fii Ri or IEI
105 Jasmine Creek Or, Jasmine Creek, CdM
631-7300 $337,500 Sunday 1-5
**633 lido Park #E3 (Lido Isle) NB
759-6700 $675 ,000 Inc fur n
Sat/Sun 12-4
35 Northampton Court (Belcourt) Nwpt Bch
759-6700 $<420,000 Sunday 12-4
2 Rue Cannes (Big Canyon) Newport Beach
759-6700 $365,000 Sunday 1-5
11 Rue Fountalnebleau. Big Canyon, NB
6'0-4868 $334,000 Sunday 1-5
1412 West Bay, Peninsula
644-6200 $840,000 Sunday 1-5
3 IEDROOI
4500 Cortland, Cameo Hghlands
• 17 Carmel Bay, COM
759-9100 $526,000 land Incl Sunday 1-5
•S11 Cliff Or, Cllffha*1, Nwpt Bch
• 842-5200 $322,500 Sunday 1-5
1093 Danielle, Costa Mesa . 759~6700 $24'4,900 Sat/Sun 1-5
*~ OeAnn, Corona Hlghland1, CdM
760-0362 760-0362 Sat/Sun 12-.6
**<412 Evening Star Ln. Dover Shoret, NB
831-7300 $695,000 Sunday 1-5
1738 Galaxy Or, Dover Shores NB
631-7300 $675,000 Sunday 1-5
• 1730 Galaxy Or, Dover Shoru, NB
631-7300 $695,000 Sunday 1-5
* •939 Goldenrod. COM
759-9100 $<420,000 land Incl Sunday 1-5
1000 Grove Lane, Westcllff
6«-6200 $.457,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
•2807 Harbor View Or (Hrbr Vu Hiiia) NB
64<4-9060 $559,500 Sunday 1-5
328 Hazel. Drive (Ocean View), 01d CdM ·
759-9070 $695,000 Sat/Sun 12-5
730 Malabar, lrvlne Terrace. Corona Del Mar
759-1877 $275,000 Sunday 1-5
•23 Monteclto Or, Spyglass Hiii, N.B.
631-7300 $610,000 Sunday 1-5
•500 Morning Star, Dover Shrs. Nwp,t Bch
760-1108 $525,000 Sat/Sun 1-<4
* • 10 Narbonne. Harbor Ridge
6«-6200 $950,000 Sunday 1-5
302 Narcissus Ave. Olde Corona Del Mar
675-6756 $479,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2017 Paloma, Costa Mesa
675-6000 $320,000 Sunday 1-5
·11<46 Polarls. Dover Shores
644-6200 $365,000 Sunday 1-4
2121 Sevllle, Peninsula Point, Balboa Penin-
sula
675-4377 $320,000 Sat/Sun 11 -5:00
**736 Via Lido Nord. lido Isle, NB
642-5200 $1,625,000 Sunday 1 2-~
*464 Vista Trucha, N.B.
759-9100 $279,000 fee Sunday 1-5
•6 Winged Foot Or (Big Canyon) Nwpt Bch
759-4830 $599,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
644-6200 $365,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 4 IEDROOI 117 G Street, Balboa Peninsula, N.B.
631-7300 $.495,000 Sunday 1-5
9 Harbor Ridge (Harbor Ridge) Nwpt Bch v2 Barrenger Ct, Belcourt. NB
6'<4-6200 $695,000 Sunday 1-5 640-4868 $.895,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
3082 Molokai, Costa Mesa 3064 Glbraltor, Mesa Verde, C.M.
5<46-2313 $157.000 Sat 12-3 Sun 1-4 646-.3627 $153,900 Sunday 1-5
309 Poppy Ave. Corona Del Mar •2001 Kewamee, Irvine Terrace
673-8494 $365,000 Sunday 1-5 675-6000 $375,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1931 Port Lockslelgh (Harbor View Hmes) **3404 Marcus(+ 1 + 1), Nwpt Bch
NB 675-2332 $450,000 Sat/Sun 10-5
760-5000 $269,500 Sunday 2-5 890 Oak Street, Costa Mesa
•18 Rue Chantilly, Big Canyon 546-2313 $139.900 Sat/Sun 1-4
64<4-6200 $515,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 * •301 Roblnhood, Costa Mesa
580 Yortcshlre, Costa M esa J 546-2313 $225,000 · Sunday 1-4
631-1266 $120,000 , Sunday 12-5 ! 941 Serra Way, Costa Mesa
545-5408 $157 ,450 Sat/Sun 12-5
213 Via Ithaca (lido Isle) Nwpt Bch 3 IR ,1us Fii RI or DEi 673-7300 $359.000 Sunday 1-5
* •"" 11 Chefbrough, N.8. 673-7771 $6611,000 Sunday 1-5 1 4 BR plus Fii RI or DEN
402 39th St .• Newport Beach * 2112 Windward, Newport Beach
650-3335 $3<49.000 Sunday 1-5 675-1854 $339,000 Sun 2-5
6'5 Cove Street. Costa Mesa . I * * 4 7 Balboa Coves, Newport Beach
641-8833 $136,900 Sunday 1-5 650-5097 $495,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
275 Albert Place, Cos1a Mesa I 5"Belcourt Dr South, Newport Ben
851-2210 $215,000 Sun 12-5 759-1877 $860,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
*633 Cameo Hllnds Dr. Cameo Hilnds * • 17 Burning Tree. Big Canyon
675-6000 $325,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 644-6200 $995,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
• * 21 Canyon Crest. Corona Del Mar 456 Cabrlllo Terrace, Corona Hghlands
673-4<400 $229,500 Sunday 1-5 675-6000 $449,500 Sunday 1-5
BIG CANYON ESTATE
OWNER VERY MOTIVATED
6.723 sq. ft. home. 5 bdrms, +maid's
room, 8 baths, large party room
w/kltchen and bath, family room with
20· bar. 1ndiiai:OOooo1.
Ollll 111 1·5 ! w-.. hit LI o ... llNll .. 780-0808
BEAUTIFUll Y MAINTAlffD DlflEX
8 YEARS flW
8u1tt and occupoed bY 1>1 tStnt ow Mr r ront is a 2 sto1 r
hOmt "' ta1ge balcony off m.rstei bdrm Features walk
1n c lov1 lot~ of st or age Co11an counters & showers Rear
un•t dbovt i" a&t •s a soaco0u~ 1 bdrm I bath ~
ba < ny lre 2 ur gar + 2 car tnd carport
ASKING $315,000
JACOBS REALTY , INC
675-6670 "----=-----
MAGNIFICENT TIP OF LIDO ISLE S 'u.:i•ec .;• !r• '"rt •1p vi Lido.
1s P 1• 1!> or !Oert ¥ r.a., a panoramic
..---------------------. ~ Pw t ·•p '•P ma or •Slands ot
F f ·,JQPV~J ' .\ ,t;0N'•, .·A
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CAUSTIN & ASSOCtATES
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.. Tllf WIRI • IWPT ICll
Local~ al IM ~trance of HARBOR ISLAND
on NEWPORT BAV + CHANNELi Penotatnlc
vtewt of bay + chann.i 100 ft. ''°"'• on Newport Bay with 178 ft on canal of NfwPOt1
Bat L.,~ bOal tl'P wlll llOComodltl "* yaehtf 20,000.,q ft"lot wtth pn-ttk• ground"•
Gffflfl AT II, ••
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Newport Haroo1 <ind Bar 1star ds
P•<> s Ip CM:rlool<.s ll'le ( rf •Jerce cf
tt'le Hart.or s c;1< ma1or channels
making lhl~ d or ... m1er 1oca11on 1n
Newport Beach This is one ot lhP
•ew t.a'(front propert es ottering pc
tuiP per1ect s;;nr".PS O•e• Newr<>rl
Hartior and Pxc1us1ve Newport
Center
The lot size ot the property is 50
'i:>el c 1 oay troolage N'th a 144 toot
deptt and N accommo<:atf' a new
(es1den1 ot apprr,xir•»atety 9 000
square leet. appro~1mately de·
1gned The ex1st1ng 40-year old
t'Ome ·S very hveal>!P
The property s dock w II ace m-
modate a large yacht plus room to
side lie smaller vessels Pnce upon
request
SPYILASS -OCUI VIEW .,. ..... ,,, 10-1
... 111•11 1-1 1l ltl1t1 Pt. Ir.
The New Bedford at THE TOP of
Spyglass Ocean. bay view. 4 bdrm,
3 beth. fem rm, din rm, huge trench
windowed bonus rm w /po rch 2
frplcs. IDEAL SSW lJ)(posure 3 car
gar Custom upgrades
$111,000
IC0-1243 IY OREi 141-2104
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' J ~~ ' . ~--' ---- ------.. *°'*" onto pttvat. ~tlo. entertaining "°':. wtt~ s 123 950 lo'*Y C*'ly«I • * Pentl'IOU• with nMet trm., 3 Batl'll t Oen + ~an, bay end city ~ly ,,;:,:'·~•..::
4801 Cortland or. Cameo Shoree, CdM
780-0896 $279,SOO Sunday 1-3
1soe Dorothy (W•tcllff) Newport Beech
75~8700 $279,SOO Sat 11-3 Sun 12-5
1918 Galaxy Dr. Do~ Shores. N.B.
631-7300 $870,000 Sunday 1-5
17 Goleta Point Dr. Corona del Mar
840-9243 $815,000 Sun 1-5
**606 Harbor Ille, N.B.
759-9100 $1 ,075.000
2 Jade Cove. Spyglass Hiii, NB
Sunday 1-5
631-7300 $630,000 Sun 1-5
* • 1Twln Lake Cir (Spyglan) Nwpt Bch
673-7771 $595,000 Sunday 1-5
•2224 Pacific Or.,.COM
6<4<4-6200 $845,000
335 Plazza Lido (Lido Isle) NB
Sat/Sun 1-5
873-7300 $555,500 Sunday 2-5
250 Poppy, (Ocean View), Olde CdM
759-9070 $399 .. ooo SaVSun 12-_5
23:JO Port Lerwick, Harbor View, NB
751-7365 $419,000 Sat-Sun 1-4
1700 Port Sheffield, Harbor View Homes
6<4<4-6200 $259,000 Sunday 1-5
*•14 Rue Grand Ducal, Big Canyon
844-6200 . $865,000 Sunday 1-5
3400 Seabreeze, Harbor View Hiiis, CdM
6«-2999 $389,500 Sunday 1-5
• 1919 Suva, Costa Mesa
5<46-2313 $26<4,900 Sunday 1-4
••1871 Swan Circle, Costa Mesa
5<46-2313 $265,000 Sunday 1-4
1834 Tradewlnds Ln, Baycrest, N.B.
631-7300 $299,500 Sunday 1-5
* •661 Via Lido Soud (Lido Isle) NB
673-7300 $1,550,000 Sunday 1-4
**1436 W. Bay, ~ewport Beach
673-9060 $875,000 Sunday 1-5
* 1907 Windward Ln, Baycrest, N.B.
631 -7300 $295,000 Sunday 1-5
& IEDROOI
2124 Seville Ave. Peninsula Point. Balboa
841 -5 177 $440,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
& IR plus Fii RI or DEi
Ill
* 1524 Antigua Way, Dover Shores. N.B.
631-7300 $739,500 Sunday 1-5
907 Bellis, Eastbluff, Nwpt Bch
759-9020 $359,9000 Sunday 1-5
20 Canyon Fairway (Big Cnyn Fairway 1) NB
644-9060 $1 ,695,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
**•401 North Star Ln (Dover Shores) NB
673-5354 $895,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
* 1528 Santiago Dr, Dover Shores, N.B.
631-7300 $475,000 Sunday 1-5
320 Seaward Rd, (Shorecllffs) CdM
720-0683 $489,000 Sat/Sun
* • v6 Trafalgar. Hart:ror Ridge, NB
640-4868 $1 .750,000 Sunday 1-5
135 Via Nice (Lido Isle) Newport Beach
673-7300 $670,000 Sunday 1-4
I II ,111 Fii Ill tr IEI Ylftl 1399 500 encto'..d yard IStt,000.
argHt floor pi an , lll-1• -bHutlfully decorated
* v 2 WI.--Foot, Big Canyon, NB with greenbe11 'M'#. • 'lfVV 1225,000 760-0606 $995,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •Pentl'louN comer unit COTE ,~,
Lota 8<4-85~6. Top Rocky Pt. Spyglau with e>e*ll view and 2
64<4-6200 S2, 700,000 Sat/Sun 8-8 .. rge 1Undedl• REALTY
23 Lochmoor, BIQ Canyon 1375,000t==~~~==::-:-:::'.:."
6«-6200 $890,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •Ver/ well priced 28drm IAIYILlll IPTIUll
* • v 1 Napoli (Harbor Ridge) Nwpt Bch unit with fOfmal dining rm Magnificent "~ Bed-. end party 11te dldl. ford" with fantaatlc view, 644-9080 $3,800,000 Sunday 1-5 S187,600 pool, epa. t>onue room.
•••6206 W. Oceanfront, Oceanfront we have more.~ call vecant. '595,000
84<4-6200 $875,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 OPEN SUN Mi
CO II DOS
, TOWllHOMES
FOR SALE
2 IEDROOI
••2768 Longwood Court, Costa Mesa
5<46-2313 $173,900 Sunday 1-4
17 <4 1 Tustin Ave, Unit 20B Costa Mesa
645-7555 $115,000 Sunday 1-5
DUPLEXES
FOR SALE
3 IR plus 2 IR
1 TWIN LAKE CIR.
John CMrt
REAL TOAi 17~1771.
" ..... sa..-Hrbr Vu Hiii• '4eR-~~St\ 1-------pe>OI. fantutlc view+ loc. Dy 754-0292 IY 7~725 OMlll••·• IPll119AY1·1 4Br2Bahome.~
redecorated. lrg-yrd.
1ome ocean view. $279,500. Prine only. 67~3001 ()( 780-4e95
IPll SAT/111 1·1 CORONA HIGHLANDS 401 HITI STAil s 180° OCEAN VIEW
Dover Shores with dock. • 4Br 38a. 2 lrplcl. bdrm + muter suite PLUS Gourmet kit~ & much BEACH COTTAGE mOfe.'$895,000 326 Of"cttld. 45' lot, 1~
Down. owe s210K OLIE 011 L" 72()..()455 Br<*er
Clean as a pin • Sharp as a •-•• •--1 tack. 3 bdrm. close to ..,., _ _.
beach Immaculate yard: Olrrtm •l•llT
Owner wlll finance Approx 4'60() aqft, 6bd,
$350,000 4'hbl , MP formal din rm,
2 wel bara, 1tudy, game Llllll IUOI rm , pool/epa, ocean OAIYll YIEW YleW. ey owner 1s11-1ee1
Custom ~ 3 bdrm. 2'11 Fii ••• • IY ..... bath Bright, open, beam -oelllng, pool. Small ocean 5Bdrm1, •Ba .. 3 ear gar-
vtew $349.000 age. t>eautlful country trench home. Aaklng
llHllY ITllFfH "4811,000. 72o.-oea3
IULJllRUln IPllSAT/m 12-1
721 Marguerite, Olde Corona del Mar Ill-HU et Owner. 5-40 DeAnza.
854-2600 $325.0<» Sat/Sun 1-5 II OOAIT PWA lllU w~~~ ~c:a~ &~
3BR 2.5BA Twnhme Huge views Acoeu to prvt
tam rm. nu plush carpet· beaches 1476,000. 3 IR ,1us 3 IR ~~·1, ~.:; ua~1~~0.~lg~~. __ 11_1_4>_160-03& __ 2 __
pool. spa, 2 patios I OPP()Rn IMITY **429 Via Lido Soud (lido Isle) Nwpt,,Bch 1 $118,000 Prins only IUl1
644-9060 $895,000 Sunday 1-5 1 Lou Mac 966-159• agt IAY 11111 llT lmJ
CO II DOS
TOWllHOMES
FOR REiil
See lhe R E. Showcase tor 45x 118' lot. o6d« aoltd
the plciure "Magnificent home. 3 Bedroom, form.I
Tip Of Lido Isle" Probete dining, 2 Batl'I '*'9 2
I
Sale Bkr 851-6370 room & bath goeat oot---tage. Redo Of tMtdown, lalka barely lot value at
Pt1i1sala l 007 $365,000
A BARGAIN AT '440,0001 IH ""' ... -5 lg Bdrms, 3Ba. 3 car gar. 1 blk 10 bay & ocean.
2124 Sevtlle0Ave, NB Agt 8-41 ·5177 or 661,...155
PElllllLl Petit
s•U Rldgellne Drive, H1rt>or Ridge
644-6200 1625 .000 Sunday 1_5 * • 16 Encore Court, Nwpt Crest. NB 645-2235 $1500/mo. Sat/Sur'! 2-5
3Br 2Ba, total Inter ior
country trench remodel
Decorator's dream 2121 HllODIH.m
Seville For Sata By Now Only $4 te~ooo.
Owner $320.000 Open BMutltut 3Bt 3-ABa reel-
Dally 11.5 Hm 67~77 denoe 1 blll lo bctl. Walk I IEDROOI
**429 Via Lido Soud (Lido Isle) Nwpt Bch
644-9060 $715,000 Sunday 1-5 •
COM11ER C IA.L B UILDING
AT THE ~EW FUN ZONE
ZONED Cl
I hi' tun /onl' arra "a11r11111n~ r ro•d•
n11hth llnr " lhr pt'rf,.rt louuon for
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1295,000
714 673-2943 OWNE R
THE GILLETIE lllSIOI
'"'Ill 12·4 2n1•1m.uu
Newport Beach 3 story, 5000+ IQ ft
historic 1926 mansion with magnificent
bay and ocean view. In need of total
renovation. Offered for sale by owners.
For addltlonal Information contact
Dan Masucci (714) 975-2218
FDIC
CUST• 2 IT•Y •ME
lllAY-EI
Immaculate condition. Large 3
bdrm, 3!1i bath, formal dining room.
Iott. gourmet kitchen, laundry area.
3 nreplacea ( 1 In matr suite), pro-
fessionally landscaped and decor-
ated, guard gate, private beeches.
$850,000
Call 831-4304
•Spa
*Pool
**Waterfront
***Waterfront & Pool
vGive address at guard gate
or Ofc 8-40-4020 to 11ores, llbrary, Poet Of.
TlllPLEI -, flee, etc. Arat time of-I 3bd 2ba uppe< unit In ferec::I by anxlou1 owner. trl~llne oond VACANTI 302 Narct11u1 Ave. Ready 10 got ·PLUS 2bd. Courteay to Brot!era. Call
lbd down. Greet rental 111 to ... 67~758
area Lse4and $252,500 SPYGLASS AT THE TOP ASSOCIATED REAL TY Ocean view. 4br, 3ba, 673-3663 game rm , 2 lrplc,
$6 15,000. Open Sun 1-5,
Core11 4tl •ar 1022 Mon-Frt 10-5, 6.40-~~.
1Y IWIEll 11t1 •na I 024
3Bdrm. 2ea 1nte1 1s1e. icxsA; r----,i;;--;:c=::::;~---, Harbor VleW Hiits Xlnt For (fixer) E'Coeta Mesa!
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--.::::::..-=--"A way From the
Maddening Crowds!/''
Architecturally Designed
Redwood Home
ldyllwild Area
$129,500
FOR SALE Easily accHBible 11ecluded
locallon, 3 decks, panoramic view from Mt
'8n Gorgonia to the ocean. thermal gllM,
radiant heat, security 11yatem. fireplace,
quarry tile, oak & aah cabineta, apfro1.
!000 Sq. Ft .. elevation 6000+; idea for
couple, 11leep11 gue!ta Call agen t
Iii• 1659-323 1
/O'{;EA. VIEW D UPLEX
Two larAe Lnit11 that produrr a good o,olid
inc-oml" in 11 IP'l"llt rf'ntal ar.-a of ~rwport
Bf.a('h. Thr l PIM'' i~ a IArf(f' 3 Bedroom. 2
Rath with O<'f'&n vif'"' from a gla1111 l'nrlot."d
balcony. T he l.owt>r l'nit is a ii Bedroom. 3
Bath l nil w/ • fi~pll<'t' & largl' patio.
A11kin1J 1325.000.
IACOU REA.LTV
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let U1 ..... Y11
Sell Y • ., p,_,.,.,1
C• Cll11tfW,
642-5671
for Information
& surprisingly
low cost.
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cond S329,900 Call Under S165k Call lodayl
(213)439--8072 tor appt. 722-7537
MESA VERDE
4 Bedroom. 2 Bath .
Priced at $153,900.
Seller will carry. Ex-
clusive listing.
Come see me ...
LIZ lcFIRUID
848-3827
SSS MAIER
NEWPORT IUCH DUPLEX
1 Block to the sand. $30,000 down,
OWC . Asking $279,500. Two lrg 3BR
2BA units w/beam oelllngs, frplca,
spacious kitchens and patios. Current
Income $25.000 a year w/good poten-
tial for higher rents.
Drive by then call for appt
481<4 NEPTUNE,
corner of 49th St
W•l.he4tlt,IM
2865 E. Coast Hwy. COM 673-1600
SEAVIEW
1917 YACHT CAMILLA
OPEN SUNDAY 1-5
Immaculate 3 BR & 3 BA. family
room home. City lights, plantation
shutters throughout. xlnt location
to pool & tennis New carpet, bullt-
ln closets. custom oak book-
shelves 1n family room & kitchen.
bric k atrium. outside llghtlng.
Larger yard with covered redwood
patio. Xlnt move in cond ition Must
see -Will not last long at
JUST REDUCED· TO· -
$389,500
644-9080
C....... Int C..... lat C...... llM C...... &• *im•uni• ___....._. ... nosm ,..•11111 In~,...,... et Ilg Cu.tom 1Mcortt9d on ,_ma-a bdrm 1~ ~ -. ... Lake. Mlle to 9'tO'# ...... ~ loC 3 • 71 I -RJ' lummM, OcMd Mine Ind bdrm, 2\4 bllll. ,-. 38dnn, '°"'* 6'9 • f-.n-1 ,000. <>NH IUH 1~
DOff OCNrN. 28A 28A • room a fonNll ..::.;:.! fly t'OOf'I\. ,.,.,. oa;pM•. at COIT A MllA IT '°' enytNnQ In Coete e.t ., .. Of I!/~ c;.1'e IUMY, In~ oondffiort. "-"' ~ •MHI
Mtee I Hwpt ~. Cell MeM. Don't rn1M out on Onty I 17 f.900. now Lil or Chuce( ~ tNe one« YW fl 111 Rf(Mtt<"
a1-1Heor.,....a143 _.. ... ,_ 11an m• In~ fllnlly MIQl'I· I• llU
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Oii. "Cc: laundry + 48' 28-ftxtr. Hlgtl on 1 i18k 66WN A .... D meny mOfe f .. ture1. ~ff I 132,$00 SAOK I 100 ..._,,,, ~ ~
Nliw ""81e fw'ftlly homee In Only 1124,000. Down Mu.t ~ IOldl 3bt. 3~ condo, rv \)()I
eo.t1 Meiea w/prlvate Karen leoklnal'lam Ott\te by 1129 Whittler nu ~""'"-"· latge fncd yrd1. Ti.. roofa, Oek 831·12tl A~ (Do not dleturtJ ten-MCI peUo, ...oc ten =.: ... ~= liiim :;e;.;.=DAY ~=:::"
lllT 1/-Lll&nll 4 bedroom condo, 1.,_.bl, OWNER DESPERATE
48R femlly l'lm w/lpet't(llno ...,.. jult painted, new ruge. UNIV pl( TERA--Vecent ""'
pool. L.a 1o1. N8 ICl'IOol 1tt time ottered by owner1 Cotner hou•, good lo-mike otter, 3bf. 2b•.
dllt. 2037 PelOfn• .Dr BMullf\11 38', 2e.. tip, oetlon. ,...., IOl'lool1 end rrplc, •Ir. and mor•.
OtNe by then cell, kr MW kltch, wood nra, lhopptno ctr Ptieed to M0-1212, llQ1.
844-7424 or 648-5844 trench door1, lrg yd Mii. 2401 Richmond
w/d«* & tt .... S205K Wey, eo.te M--. Call
Cottege Pent . 2000 sf 8y eppt 642-M52 540-t24().lt aMnin~•111. ~ .... fa llQ
owr. mult ..... SBA, lg FAMIL y HM W/POOL ...... ,..LbWdt PMICI!
lot quiet ltreet. S 152,000 3br, 2bl, temlly room Huge temlty rm, 1pe, 38R, On ~~ 3bd
173-8712 or 548-4194 w/an1lque ber, 275 Albert new eerpeta/pelnt. 3~ .s c:arO., 1~2200 •AIU..._. Pl, E SkM~ '2.15K. Open --$t36,900. 146 COVE ST. 1q ft. M9r1J .,P.,edee.
Sl'lerp 2 bdrm on Ir R-2 Hou11 Sun 12·5 or liA)t, "P' 641•8833 ...., .... ltteh
lot. Po,enll•I +lg Ap· owner/egent, 851-2210.
P<ovectolenl for 28r 28A lmmec 4Br W•B•. q_ui.t 11/IAI llt-llM
'Pt +rHuny on this OM atreet, I 157 450. Xlnt Speclallzlno In COit• M... l111,lll
et )ult S 139.~. cond. 941 Serra W•y. ~~,!t ~me ..:'~irL'. 28r + temlly rm In xlnt 11111/AIT Ml-2111 54s.54oa 0t o7e-9449 NOW RUSTYYGUINTHER cond. Perquet floor1,
'mUITll &31-12e1 wood t>Mm C9111no•. 2 WTW llUL lllTA ... ITUl ~ii . ccar gerege. Walk to the
2 mtltt euH•. per19c:t for 3 bdrm 2 beth poo1 frplc , •• r ;. ~l'I. ~=I r:J 4~~
etngll QOU91e. ~Cod 1ro y.;.d. ~meb.. VA 1--· oocoepects llPP' 1tyte w/ettectl 2 ear get. loan of '47 .OOO at l0%. r • CKSIOE RE 722-9730
Comm poo( & 11>1, Aak-GrMt buy Print only W/~ Charmer SBA 18A, 1211,111 ..
Ing ONL V S 124,900. Aaklng s 143,000 Dian~ lndry rm With w/d, big pvt On canal 4Br 2.,_.Ba 2
011N ~ ~ 1-12&8 Cappel aa 1.12ee yd, nu plumb, M o aprlf'lk trplca, 3 tundecka. Cua-
I • i/N;: • ~;7;z-::,o;; :::~,~~~.~~~~ _n~... CIUllfled letely. OOCKSIOE RE 722-9730
R&'M*i(
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FIRE SALE
IN PRESTIGIOUS
MONARCH BE.ACH ESTATES
ON 18TH FAIRWAY
ACROSS FROM RITZ CARLTON HOTEL I
Architectural design resort home with luxury appointments
throughout. High ceilings, Imported tile, silk walls, 3 fireplaces,
mirrors reflecting sweeping views of fairways, mountains, takes.
ocean, pool, spa and custom landscaping. Extra wide tot. A must
see at 8490,000
1s11nlflc1ntly below 111111'111111
MAKE BEST OFFERI
Call June DIVIS, Ow1•/A11nt It
844-8200 or HOME 720-1322
BrubherEllis
ru
•n II llW1 11•1,IOO
Beautiful condomiruum m West.cliff
area. Immaculate and ready for oc-
cupancy. Walk to shopping. res-
taurants. dentlSlS and doctors.
Sunny upper unit Only 12 uruts m
complex. Lovely courtyard and
pool. Beverly Morphy
lllUITN'$
PllllD llSllllCI U,.I0,000
A very rare opporturuty awaits the
fortunate (ew who could own such
an estate. You may feel as 1f you've
returned to the 19th century The
home IS characterized throughout
by, plastered walls, immense solid
oak beams, anti que oak doors,
Mane Antoinette hardwood floors.
and very spacious rooms. Featuring
6BR. 61-; BA, fonnal livmg & di rung
rooms, separate family room.
gourmet kitchen & butler's pantry.
paneled study, wine cellar, 4 fire-
places. and all the amem ues you
would expect m such a home Ap-
proximately 215 feet of fairway
frontage and some 19.000 sq.ft of
land. T ru ly rncomparable!
$3,450,000. Appointment with
Danny Bibb.
TllUUTUTSHW
• WTI 11,171,000
Some of the finest yachts m the
world pass through thas channel
view · The home is a fine example o(
decorator's art. Quality construcuon
and fixtures are the buy words. A
very pleasant• north easterly ex-
posure. Three bedrooms, 4BA
Barbara Aune and Hobie Denny
IUITW& IPYIUll .. I 1121,IOO
Meticulously maintained home for
gracious entertaining and Camil liv-
ing. Inviting and warm with views
of ocean. bay. city and mountain.•.
Five bedrooms, 4 1(') BA. excellent
lotchen and family room as well as a
large bonus room Unobstructed
views are fully apprec1atro from
lhe broad patio with pool, spa and
fare pit for coey everung en,JOyment
of the city lights CaU V1rgm1a Swan
PU1 I .IU•E CllH lllt,000
Split level 3BR end unit on larg~
greenbelt with mini oc-ean v1ew
Great locauon on quiet ittreet Large
Uvang area with balcony Maxine
Propp
&fFMIAIU ..... ,tl,OIO
Loe. led in a wood y setung near
Orange Coost Coll~g 2 SD. 2 BA.
smale lev~l upper unit l..1ghttdean
and pnvate Qlll Martha McNabh
:: 2 Civic Piasa, Suite
· NEWPORT BEACH
• IS
llTTIM."' If Tll .. LI 1111,IGO
With the best view unaginable in
prestigious Harbor Ridge. This
beautiful 4 BR, 3 ~ BA has 2 famil y
rooms. spacious living-dining room,
and everything is upgraded, plus
commuruty pools and spas. Call
Maralou Ingold. Maureen White or
&i Escano
SAil& au OMmY Olll 1221,000
Located on the 8th fairway. Darling
2-story, 3 BR, 3 BA formal dirung
and farruly rooms. Two fireplaces.
Call Martha Macnab
tlP&UllllH Y1IWS 1121,000
Of the ocean, bay and city lights
from the two master suites, kitchen,
liVlng room and library area. Used
bnck wine room Wlth cellar. Den
with fulJ bath could be used for a
4th bedroom. Pool-sized yard. A
custom home that functions well for
entertaining and farruly Living
Gayle Amato
JIST HHCHU 1411,000
This bayfront home will accommo-
date a 35' boat. Remodeled in 1977
there are 3BR. 2 111 BA and an indoor
spa. Master suite has a fireplace
with sitting room and deck. Built on
an extra large lot Call Gayle Amato
WYllW SHl,IOO
Most sought after Hampton model.
Three bedroom. formal DR, cozy
kitchen. family room. View toward
the ocean. Enjoy the amenities ot
this guard-gated community with
swunnung pool and tennis courts
Ann Peters
11 ...... PIMIDllTlll 1411,111
Long private dnveway leads to thb
secluded single story 3 BR. 2 IA BA.
FR home. Many decorator extras:
wood floors, mirrors, sk ylights, pri-
vate patio with spa off master suite'
Maureen Whitf>/&i Escano
f&llltll rUllWIO Y11W 1111,111
C.orona d l Mar-Ocean Blvd. View
of ,etty, Ca\alma, and ocean from
this two-story h ome Four
bedroom, 3BA, fonnal dining
room, gourmet kitchen and farruly
room Frel'\('h doors & wmdows.
stained glass windows and panf'd
boy windows. Light and airy Pn
vat.e patio, sauna and many other
amerutJes Pncro at $985.000 in·
clud~ tand By appointment only
OonM Gocl~hall
100 644-6200
Orange eo.11 DAILY PILOT/Stl~y. A~ 24, f-De ----~-
BACK TO SCHOOL
and
CHILD CARE
SERVING ALL OF ORANGE COUNTY • IN COSTA MESA
Anni' 1 011 $ollool
KINDERGARTEN THRU 3rd GRADE
• Year 'fi\ound • Day Care Ages 2-8
• Crafts • Music • Dancing
• Full & ,,. Day • Trained Staff
• State Licensed • Creative Play
• Playground .,.
~~:~~3~ 1~6;4~~1CTORIA
.!!!!!iii ~~ ...... ~
556-7414
~025 1 e 't •. .Al, f 1 f't. Me.s ~. Oo
54Q -'380'3 -~ <,
2110 THURIN
COSTA MESA
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2 . ~ L 1J lfl.S·
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•BIG CANYON• UIM TH Till NII Ill OUYll HISE + MAT SUP SEPWTt fl&ams E1tt• llllnd 3br hm ger
OPEN SAT /SUN 1·5 11 where you are while Is where thll elegant famuy Very unique antom l'IOme That open up into a pr1v1t1 iourmet kit kldl yrty
e WINGED FOOT LANE viewing tne greenbelt nome II located The pool 1n pnvll• community courtyatd 11 tnck.lded witt't 1150 539-619 1 Agt tee
OrutlcaJy reduced 48r from the uppe< deck or ts surrounded by palm w/40' Boat llip 28r 28• 1n1s • bdrm home w/v,.._, a.lka
2'A8a. pool, ape, sauna tn11 apaeloua .ramlly trees wllota of decking. A a&1.1na. apa $444,000 By from lt'te famtly nn, din rm p • _1• Zlll
Vecant. Agt 640-1629 no me s 2 3", o o o aeparatepatlooff thedln-Owner ~8-7078 & k1tcnen SSHl.500 l-.-•""'•""ta""l.~-----
•W'OUff W/Plll * 1UI 11110 I.All
A lo"91y 3BR-3BA ttome
w/lg remodeled kit/fem
rm. Sec sys. IOlar hot
weter n..uno. lrg tot
$310,000. OPEN SUN 2--6
759-1234
)/11'/i~/')/
REALTY
•llPLD* NEW LISTING!
Two 1Beclrooms. 2 Bloci<a
from beach. Excellent In-
vestment at $189,000
c111 tor detalla. ,.,,, . .,,
111-2242
a_Sunho\\
· Rl'alt~ .........
UAllllWNITlfl• OPEN SAT-SUN 1·4
2330 PORT LERWICK
Designer renovation New
lntenor /exterior, olk
I kitchen. Ille batns. luxury
carpets. prof land-
acaplng 4bd, 3"~ba.
t (aepet"ate rnotl'ler·ln-lew
qtra). poor size lot
$419.000. Broker Coop
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759-4830 Ing erea efforda Intimate 759·4830 ~t3Br Winter 1 Yr'ly Pen· HUT WISTHI outside dining $599,000. Miia IHE IACllFICE! I llUT WUTlllr 1n1ula Rentals •~ Call llW ESTATE 759~830 Mo<lel perfect" bdrm. 3"1 REAL ESTITt VIiia Rentals 675-4912 • llUT WllTtll bath, 3.ooo sq It wlformal I Newly remodeled older .w (IT'Ttr dining room. family room I 38r 281, S 1175/mo
[ l T '" water and 1'9M• view • [ c-il fJ r-\ i J c 11 i Steps to beech 305
-.I. .A . [ l f me;: TRTCK TENORE vL • Montero 1818)444-5803 r-""\ i J 631-12661790-8702 __ Wntr 2BR 28A & carport
• Ulllll RIME• JL . • ·~i~~\:· Strictty 1,,.r Crtn1 1 blk to bay Of bMCt'I mt ~ ' • · Excep1 1he pr1ee & 11 1 1n a $750/mo OPEN SUN 3-5 W j ILIFFI FIUOllSllf·' prime area $189 000 203 E Bf<.Y 593.-1243
3bd, 2bi, 3000 SQ It. Spec-O~n Sat 2088 V11ta -·---Call 759-4830 I"-• 1 •--2l ••
tacular city llghl/mtn Cajon 2Br 2Ba PRICE: HllYl IUCI HISE &llUT wtmH -1111 t _. ..,
view. secu~lly s~tem, Satisfy torec:losure costs 130R 2BA front dui)i;x
formal din, tam~ty room onlyl 779•2185 l2•t,IOO 1 llUl EITlTI trplc. patlO, great ao ot wltn wet bar, a1r. Pres-Just 1 block to t>eacn & n...y IOC S1500/mo A.gt
tlgeous gated communl· Cannery Vig pnme corner tenn11.. Double lot 3 [ l f 6~ 0t 6'4-1211
ty Paid $725,000 will commerc1el building bdrm 2 batn, 2 car gar· ,-.., i J SACRIFICE $669,000 Of $165.000 probate age Liz or cnuc~ -.1. .A Designer qua.hty decor
trade Owner very Cannery VIiiage Reelty l 631-t266 Of 646-5743 2Br Condo, loft. tam rm
anxious. Open Sunday 873-3777 __ -dine rm 2 trples multiple
1·5pm 1 t Cnerbourg. CLIFF HAVEN' M UST j ··~r 4; '\. WITtllFIHTU Oecks & pa11os Tennis Newport Beach CAI SELL' Beaut1lul 4bd. 2ba,!? ¥J S•le or lse •7 81lboa P<>04 & spa $1950/mo
UNITED BROKERS lrg yard, custom remodel -~-,:.-Coves •Br 3Ba boat annual lse 720-'762
PEGGY 673-7771 reel. $3251( 631-0133 dock S•95 000 Opet> JASMINE Cr.-2brlden --------1 --Sat/Sun 1-5. Or Call tor
I 0111tnet1ve Oovet Snrs hm. FOIECLISllES ai>ot 650 5097 Guarded comm trplc IAYIHIT ... Jlhl& 1 stry, pvt pool $525 000 _ __: 1ennt• pool $2100/mo Nil. 2111 WlllWUl11 w111 excng) Open ICUl/IAY VIEW wtSTCUff 6-40-1212 owneo aet
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Sat/Sun 1·4 500 Morn· Extra lrg 2BR condo Bank FlrS1 ume ottered 3BR C • 2114 IPll SHU 2-1 Ing Star 760-1108 Agt wilt finance It 9-..,o;. All 2' >BA lamll'f' d n ng .-••..,t ... a.....,na....., __ ....,..., 11111, Ac1111-1114 amenities $189,500 room 2 frple brlgl'll & New Luxury COOdos 3er URLY ILIFFS REIT WllU IHlll clleery on1y s251) r,oo 2'1Ba ttp spa dbl oar llYDRIST YllW ll•E Upgraded 4Br or 3Br .. lBR den lrp, ate pool nr e•cllange ownt!f bro•er Pei ok 2 mt to bcn $1195
Executive tranafer. Cor· Den 3 lrg btf'ls End Unit nu condo Bank Wiii tin at 63 l .40071646-3948 · 646-1844 Of 6'2-9666 nr POOi HI beam ceOlngs 8 .,.,. $139 .500 ------~~~eB~~=~G~t Lo dn It deatred Drive by Bkr 631·138'1 WESTCLIFF ~Ill Sing~ C:~:a,:: n.peta
!amity rm, trg formal din· 2134 Vista Lateclo CALL N-EWPORT CREST by Snerp " bdrm 2 " oatn evat4 now. $&45/mo Call ing rm, spacious mstr (619)324-8190 $252.500 0-alk 10 bCtl 3bd wlfam1ly rm •rg yard Liz .,,1 646-3627 ---w pool New •Sting Prinet· -.. suite Prleed below mar-FIHCLISIH FllH 2 ,b• condo 2 car oat pals· onr p•toase• Onty *FlllH.Y ""*
ke1 tor last sat.e 'Pa1n1&save·goo<11erms-~~d ~~~:i=,~,~~-S2899ol T ,.. c1111 38r 2ea 2 cargar.enc1·
$337,000 CJ Taylor Co · great area • c.11 now · T70-8725 t PATRICK TENORE yrd all blllns $950 fee
Bkr 960-9609 759-4830 631·1266 or 760-8702 TtLHllT 111-lllO
....... YI Ill* Own«"• Unll overlooking IUl HTITE Country cnarm 3bd l • • • •Cm llTillE* llYFHIT llPLO HUT WllTIH IEWPHT ISUll ... E I·~"~~\-< I
4 bdrm. 2 batn Montego sandy beach with pan· 2'..,l>a, lam rm. not tub.L? '1 t Br 1Ba. all blllna. micro.
with nice yard Only oramlc view of the main [ l f sundeck . R-2 lot -·--·-•• ut1ls incl. lned yrd, pell
295,000. LM oPI OK. Call channel plus 3Bdrm ren· ,...., i J $349,000 650-3335 Saa Cleaeatl 1076 I ok S550 tee
PATRICK TENORE lal w l ttt income otl -.1. .A TtrlflEIT Ill 1110 631-1286 0f760-8702 Sl9,600/year, Asking! • I 1 117,600 3 Beclroom1 Batn R31ot '" •
I ~i~~~.6 I $795 000 Ownr/Agt ----IEWNIT IUCll $139 500 Ntow crpts •Ocean ntgl'lt & sunael
• • • 6'4-9513 FOIECLISllE W /llCI All new k itctt g ap-paint new flOOrs and v1-4Br 2"1Ba trple dbl b For up to 50' boat Tne 11 1 2 bdrm 2 coun1e< 1ops EJ..cettent ga.r & game rm RV ar .. •i J;• lra141twlt•H nomenas4bdrm,Abatn g.~~~t~oc nr 1 lor owner user or St~Westsde631·1t53 •IEWPllT •11* 1121,000 . U•t,000 famty rm, din rm & 2 frplc spa & tennis Call n~l 1>u1ld8f Call tor deta•IS
Only $1 16,900 for sharp Partnertbuyerwantecl S825·000 759-4830 or Cnuck 631-1266 or CarerWar4 *S&YflllU*
Westclittarea.2bdrm,2 3BR.2100sf.vu 760-1634 1 &llUTWlmH 946-57•3 111·22•2 Cozy conage. brand new
•ira1 ESTA'" crpt drps_ refrig. stove. beth. w1nrep1ace. ci1n1ng IHCM HISE ~ '" , •• ; ~~;~:a pa110 a11 u1111 inc1d ~~:~~!l~tAT~~c::~~~t 3Sli::~;gg~ee~an~ Ballll [r-t nJ Ji#!t!lllirl ~~l~ry~!:650the<savall·
631-1286/760-8702 DOCKSIDE RE 722-9730 ~ I NWPT HGHTS BY OWNR I I Tt~E~ll _.!!.1-lllO
•-~~ ~~~-::r tUmFIL 1 IHI I ---~ . 3br lba lg R-2 lot s.....-J ... Cap. 1071 3Br 2b8 tn"m. wd bum fp. !Y In Villa B1lt>oa. BARGAIN lllLF WAY Tl PllllllSE detactted gar fenced yd -I pa110 comm p001 St 100 _;!_:--!'.=_.; Price, $114,500, 946-7893 Maybe even closer is tile c~ll evetwknds 6•6-9490 llSOLITE URUllll Wa1ertront Homes Inc
-way you feel about tile ROOI FOi PllHTS OR OPEN TODAY Custom 63_!.:~~ *''TIE wan•• llELCllRTI view lrom tn1s family Enghsr. Todor n Hunt JBr I .ea K1dslpet1 oil
t'' Lots 2 Houses • •Br 4 bdrms • batns. 3 car nome wt separale family URIE FlllLY Ctub Guard Qated 4 l'ncd yrd Off 19th
2Ba ... 1 Br 1 Ba dock gar Pool spa fountains rm formal dining rm & Customized 58drm 3Ba bdrm 3 ., oath on • • acrt> JBr 1 •Ba Klds/peta ok
S 4 5 0 K By . 0 w n e r Very large and bea!Jllfully c 0 u , 1 y 1 r d P 0 0 1 tam1ly room nome 1r w. v•ew'"> Price siasn~ Fnco ,-rd Oft l9tn St
675_2332 t an d scape d Just 5545 000 759_.830 tasn1onabl• Eastblult $ 00"' to S.99i<. Tr! 10 • Newport Blvd are•
$795 000 Outstanding &·Ea' T WISTE·• Cul-d&-1ac tocatton on OOWl'I <?WC at 10 '-,,,,. s 10~5 Avt 9 1 675-7029 bargain! May trade n n 1arge 101 2 frplcs J 'ar 30Ci' S1..,.plecha~ __ _
IACIUYCOTIIH Julie Hall 631-1266 or HllESTITE gara9e near NBTC PA'R1(.t< TENORE 3Br 11.ea. lrplc, gar. lrg
For sale by owner 3br. 673-3020 s11ops CdM High & 631· 1266 OP 760-8702 yrd Avt 911 Sh0f1 tlm"I
lbs, 11uge private yard, [ l f cl1urcnM Spic n Span • 3 104 Sumetra Pl
completley remodeled & • ·~· r ~~{;. ,-, i J $359 900 907 Bellis , • ·~·. ~ ;
1
• I S 10001mo (71'4)364-3660
landscaped, S159.000. ,t-illflil. -.1. .A Open Sunday 1-5 1!---uci••yaaira lla
Open Sat. 6'6-1023 !!, • Ownr Bkr 759-9020 ·~ · • ·~ ----· ----HOUSE $450/mo utll Incl
HARBOR RIDGE
CUSTOM HOME
10 NARBONNE OPEN SUNDAY 1-5
You must visit this quality built 3 bedroom home
offering such amenities as an Inviting free-form
swimming pool and a private paddle tennis court
for the active sports-minded family, as well as a
luxurious lifestyle for gracious adult entertainment.
All this and more In the prestigious view community
of Harbor Ridge for under $ 1 million. ..
Please call us for gate clearance
ED ESCANO AND MAUREEN WHITE
Grubh fi Ellis
844-8200
So•tk La pH l Oii avail 8-27, 852-9591
B~ o ... ne Pat1orAm1c
ocNn v e... • blk to tx:"
2Br or • i\ Guest nMt
frplt $2551< 49Cl-416P Ot
499·258J , j~QJ.U03
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kid• nn. 539'-9191 11 mo ,....l tacul11 vu St~ to bCltl •NIOtl':'i.;ted Sand quiet eomp4p COMl'tl 2 6&1 to bClll. ~ nbi ttora out.of.town .uc:'• old Vic Hemttton a tflln Coll•G• t>•Ck~ ,:-41 $5/ht 10 11.n
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paint, fen<:4td yd & dbl Co:ru 3Br 1B1 furn By net•"•· laundry. pool, Nwpt 8Ch. 541·5032 agt older Fun actlvllla• g HTllll-0.,, kid• & pttlt ok '976 ... ;~,ti Wlr•t•r Oar..,...· Small studio apt, 3 block• N'e-•y furntahed lBdrm u"tllt •pd. S?2S/mo. No Balboa Partin Pt lllf 5BR t>enefill, 548-6586 fl(Cp-11 ••
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crptt. frp1c. ~ndack dbl 7" ~4 4682 ti ~1~74~~:o O o m 0 grg patio. 3 t7 Cebrlllo , ~ti S 14 75 ;;~~~· 87~~2&3g 11 · 7:30am-5: 15. MS-2680 ~ Mutt be Phone skill• Light typi"9 &
ear gaftg• fully m11n1 ll-1rbr 11 Hma 28r 2Ba ~1 S725 , S550 deposit Sofry no pets 760-0919 • dep9ndeble. able lo Gen Off COletl• s.tg..99'4
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&27 18th St MO 633 I crpt OIW & lend"ap1ng MESA PINES 2850 H1rl1 5 1' Clubhouae anr ·~ of 38R 2BA hN. Mn pleasant 6 entl'lutlastic: REC
lriiat 2144 Grdnr pd comm pool No 1!~~~!v~~~.r,:L I t!R lBa w/gar S650 28A like n-. gar. 1rptc. Avall 911 $450/mo + O.r11r Yltw S.it• L~~='~2 ::i.'~ menMf Typing req'd Clothing mfg need• outgo
bd 2 11475 w ISA4-5197 .,,3 W B1ty 780 8081 POOL •na bt>q $1250. ytly gf)8-58M Utlll. 780-6584 Ive "'19 .,...Complata )1nttorial l'I· .. ""· .,.,..1, -~" Rel· Cannery Vltt.ol RNlty Ing. tull time reoePllontSI CON002 be.MCurtly ·~ ,.... C M BLUFFS G 2BR .,...Music ...... ., -.., _.. CallJ.,17t4-673-3777 ptl0ne9 encl ma11 bldg & perking etc Houae 38r w pool $2300 T TOP AREA Ou1el No Peta OCEANFRONT 38 St furn L ..... Elev1lor erenees req'd Laguna Busy Medlea
lrplce . mlCro.vave 111un· Avl 9 5 Condo 3B• '~:ts u~~~i~s. ~e:lepel~ • •549 2441 • * cory. c:lean, 28R 1BA. pvt ~'!~.· n~!:::~2~u~~ .,...Full view b•lcomes Nlguel PIHH call *lalH CHr4i11ttr* I ~:i~nee~l•rv eom
dry hOQlcupa pool ten lurnitne<J S23oo Avt $<195 mo 352 V1c;torte Hall .lt1c~ 2640 gar Sept..July t5 S890 uUlll!es. 631 ·4335 .,...Secretary Mrvioe 831•3tl4 Sttretarw mensurete With ea~• nit spa SOOO mo 1011 Celt Agt S.'4·2999 • 1213) 692-2604 .,...A le kl ''I 1 F . 55t·6581 PM LllO ISLE .. ,.( 645· 8161 2Br M e a fl11t.11 , car1>9l9 1714) 642·2047 Coron• Oe4 M1t, 1 blk to mp par no Mro'g, 'IPcuos·lfOC ~= ·~;l~~feJ Apply Mon· rl -" R 11& HOO <1r1pe1 patio garage I -bell M/F stir roomy 2Br 14M 101 LOI/ING Mom..wtll bebyslf I t com I IHI I SHS
Rent/own 2br nm pool 2b• 1 4BR 4BA Sept June $tov•2'ng. pool no pets OIW 1/c. com loundry OCUIFllOIT YWLf wt fr'ptc. to patio & more ~a~O:~. ~ ~:· person w gen ° c, B 7 Burrouons
)acu:r l<ldt pets llM $000 S2700tmo 873 2131 423 w Bay 760•8083 $7 tOtmo 846 6'51 48R 28A. frplc, gar Great S550 + ,..., ulila Lv Mag Exacullve Sullea & Delk TLC. 722• 1743 pullf ~ fra~-e~~~· N INine. CA 927 t8
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WOODBRIDGE 38R 2BA Lovely furn 38R 2BA 2IO·D DEL MAii tBA up11a1rs tJntt nr s25ooimo Agt 675-4 E'BLUFF CONDO vi<* BrlttOI & Baker Mat person, child care lllOEntlllST RECEmllllT
Upttitlra Condo AIC frplt S 1800t mo 675·5068 or $575/mo tBR stove Ing Yorktown/Beech 1 r hlld STEPS to Saidi 12bda avallabla) pool gar Cott• Meta 979·2 t61 . Own Irena. Mon, Tues. Newpol1 Beach retl estate For Archllecturat & lnlerto•
w/d hkupa. cerport 818 792· 7271 bllnd1 gar 756-8557 'ok no pet OJ plt1<1'\11 water 2bd upslatra $900 Yearly $300 & '325 Av111' 911 : Officfl:C.2. at 130 E fflh Thurs. S-IOpm, Sit 8· office Moderate phones Design Firm Sharp ap
n-peta, avall now. lfl&'41 NEWPORT Crest Condo 2 Bdrm tBa $700/mo pd $550 • $400 dt!flO,tl 476-2672 759-3187 St. cu 420 sit & 720 s/I NL~unna.~9/~ 15R110f1 No Llghl typing 40 hr .veek pe1rance. up attitude S t050/mo • 111 tesl !lf<of 863·0697 AQI no lt<tt I "" -.. $850/mo w/benellls Call 1 70 Greent1etd Open IJnfurn 21>• 2ba, dbl gar S300 dep oastwate< pd 1Jnf\1rn tBR 16A. steps to E'SIDE CM hMavall to ahr appro11 95¢ all Pvt 'h8a M. Branch 759.9100. M·F wtptlone & typ ng ex
August 23 t 6PM opnr pool spa, tennis Child ok La Lanne Apta, I •U•T IEACN'S fll(ST bflt1Ch Ava11 immed young M prol Pvt bllh, Vacant. 722· 1602 Need responalble person perlence 5 day weelC
-$1200/lr,a 640-2057 t838 Placentia -Mgr S550tmo. yearly Agt gar Resp, eaey aolng OFFICESUITE -to come to my home 4 OUIUCAL 8am-5pm. Miii resume
WOODBRIDGE 4bd nm., 2""'° 8 B I Id QUIET RESORT LIVING 631 5•39 Ive msg ••/F prel'd $375 t l"L .. tlf. care lor my 1 & 2 year Temp "-Ip, busy phoft"9, to CCAI 1535 Monrovtll 2'/tbJ, cul-de sac 1 yr Newport Hetghls "" 2 r 1 a. enc gar1ge, w " "" nv Ovarlooklng harbor chlldren 2-3 Daya/Wk '"' '"" Ave. Newport Beach, CA
Lse 859·4 704 an'!I 18A E.11cellen1 cond hkup new p111n1 & clean •Sparkling healecJ pool Ytrs1lllts 2"• 2"1 Dog O.K 548-7968 575sq11 Ayall Sept 1. Approx 20·30 Hrs Must type 55wpm and geneih ral 92883. Attn·Susan
phone w/meet you Y11r<1 gar No pels $650tmo No pets 279 •Court tard 111Aw rt1111nQ • • E'SIOE Costa Me11 Cell 64!1-4644 speak Er19ll1h 966-850t ofc; dutlll Gd p one
. I s 10SO/mo 646·5974 w Wiison 645-18 UI =~:21~:~:ed?n~~;·~~~~1 yrd s~:r s~I~% ~r:::ri.~r,~ CHRISTIAN lady w/lhr C•••erciil '"~'a WANTED TEENAGER ~:~ne5:i.~~on~a=-~~ "~o~'Jfw'ft~":!a~~'
Laiaaa leac~ 2141 Newport Island cnermtng 2Br 2Ba beaut. quiet gaie1>os turn duplex apl with Sia· 77 1 1 8 exp Blwn 9•12 646•3963 .,., .. -watertron1 Avl now• New dwn!IHS wtp1t10 & enc;I •Spficious Apartm1tnti. VERSAILLES 28R 2BA 1er $275 645-1082 Aellable 9 tter or som Reallor Developer
*EIElllll HY* s 5 .. C t F I I pm's one 9 'f' old g1rl, nr C Vtllage Realty crpt JBr 1•,,Ba $t350 gar Most ullls pd 79 •Your own privatt\ patto orner uni rp c. m n FEM 2t·25. non-tmkr. thr *-'00 a/I 318 Thalia SI 3 l7th 'cM, 631-3A31 IHllEIPER ennery 777 Spectacular OC"I" v•.,w 1111111 Rentals 675-4~12 FJ22 Hamillon 631-4753 •Gourmf't 1.,tcMn view ot bay AvaH Sept 5. 2 C M 1258 cl blk• 10 bch Laguna · For RE Development Con· 714·673-3 ~-:;u~~rg~~~~~~1~"~ ~l(WPORT SHORES 3Br 2Br wtgii Crpta drp'J •Nl)w dovf> tan C•Jrl'f!f $9S0tmo Ag• 644·7211 ~:~rab:..6-t934 or\n9~e Beach S600/mo Of· O.atslica 3011 1tructton Co By John SALES CIOlll ASST
negot 780-260' ?Bil 2 'Jlory Petio trplc; bltlns Fn'<I yr<! wt pa110 •Lergfl wal' n c;lo~t'\ WfSTCLIFF 21>d 2bl 722·9980 Avell 911 lice /Re1111 Bkr 932-4190 GJRL to care for my smaff Wayne Airporl MuSI Temp Ill (poss perm
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*E•ec Mme Ow ~ cyn 673 9060 667 l/1c1011a C $665 wnti storage $850 no pe•s 63 1-5596 FEMALE To Shr WI eme house 1000 sq tt large Lenee 675-7650 Payable knowtedge in •no contractor in NB
vu 38• 2•.Ba ,,.rap 26t9SaniaAna $695 ALLUTlllllfS\NC,lUOED or6429t78 Av9/1 Neai.n-smkr,pn1rm shr cl half bl k t t construction accounting 0-50 1er 1 around dacl< l1i;.1c. No NEWPORT TERRACE 2Br 1 & ~ BFOROOM 1>a In spaclOU apl. Irv var , oc eas o Uv&-ln Housek~. FIC,I helpful Salary $1'00 Typing 4 ·c ic;a
pet.• $1600 AQI 5•,o 10t~ "l rBa voew av11I 9 15 •IAllA IU APTI• FURNISHINGS Al/All W1>5tcltll area lrg 2Bdrm pools Jacuu l, tennis Newport Blvd 1 f9 targe home some Chlld ~all 751-8003 Call JessiCa 673-0760
S825 ·mo tst tast dep 18r frig range laundry Sorry No l>"t' 1Ba pool Must 111nd $275/mo, 733-2436 Cebrlllo, ~5-233 t ca.re & drlvtno Refs Gd, SEC/iHllHPlR
FURN UNFURN 'HR Cal 6-45 9219 pool, carport. No pets 1 credit check 6'5-8 t52 Fem prof to lhr lrn 48R t .... trial 2711 11Jary 631-61 t5 OAS.,IER & 1 HUGE MSTP t't>a SS50tmo LA OUllT& HERMOSA ., _ n Reporting to tl'le President Oc n I/ u r" le' @I •wn CREST co••o 93 t w 19th St 548..()492 l WINTER lo 2bd turn gar 2' ... BA NB 2 1ty apt. 114199 1360 aqh wlfront otfk:e. WANTED CARE Giver Needed lor 2·3 nights 911 Of two mtg tndemnttiet
wtgard"' <Jt, d~ ltJI v 1 f w 2 0 n den t62 1 P1vk,idt• l '' ~IO Slepsto sand Avall 917 , to beach $350/mo drlve~tn door In rear hou,.tlMPef' for (1 chlld) perienced only Cell performs all sec lune·
gar S 1400 4941 7'1 lA $ l'>OOtmo Agt 645•2235 ~~=~Pl/,!~e N~u~~~; 141·5441 $725 mo Open Set 8123 673·2507 or 548-5396 $625/mo, t785 Whittler room. board, salary Nancy 673-2971 11ons. for the president
... ~ 9 1 5205 Neptune or call F h 2 t bd St. CM , 540-9352·0. Some Engllah 673-2387 I CLE·l nPIST and "'' 5 dtrect reports Unique Jbr $87~ r JI 9~f Nwpt Pt>mn unlurn 3BR dah.vshr locked garag~ t•STA•TI• appt 818 446-4750 em s r msr rm 068 n Maintains 11nanc1al r&-
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bllll pd 5:iq.F; 19 Ao;I l'W' & ht~• ! v~es 865783267675 I JwESTSIOE 5(µ-0• 'vnd11n 1 block to Saa Cleaente 2676 Work. Pete 542-5848 llOO l /F WUHllS( PE TUC .. Ell 'cnteres11no .. ~or, t """can I 1ects sta1us Starting 011v, ..,,., 4 j?bd 1 ba 1200 sqlt b"ach $7?!>/mo P1ac en11a. Costa Mesa " o paid ..,..,ne 1 5 salary $20.000 a year Jlew~rt Beacla 2169 · ' & 1 1106 w.11nu1 SUPER SHARP 2BORM Fem snr 3Br 2Ba house In (7 141752-9523 PI T Elem School Chns-'I Mall Gentry 642-9363 plus t>enellls Mr Keener
BIG CAl",vON ~ioqhly IJP N;e~ar~:~~"/;,':;..'~00~~i' pat~00.':~~48~4~~' TSL MGM I 64£1 t603 1·1BA-ln newer 6 pie• Costa Mesa w/2 other LEASE A 5000 F 11an Ministry 642·9181 COOKING SCHOOL 9AM-4PM, 122-1588 ,. ml 10 beach, $690/mo I women. $420/mo Call pprox t - -Ry T ~rader:I Dover MOdel End "'' No pe" Avl now $550 South Cout Plaza SEAWllD YILLAQE nr Pico & Et Camtno Real 548·3977 or 895-1196 For llght Mfg or R&O PllE·SCllllL TEACHll I SECRET A yping SECRnlllY
Uriot <'Br Den ~11r S?',00 S 1100 Poul '20·3939 area 1Bdrm e1r fenced 772-0626 between w/air cond olc, prestigious Chrlallan Mlnlslry Flexible I pho~es 4 11~~~~~;~8 Ask For RE Development Con·
0 wnr 'E!~r 7!>Cf TOf, )r.•i1111 c.ln5t< 301 t'l'lo QIH pool carport No pen WMY •OT1 6-8pm 997 ·9309, agt F $ ~~,~~r • h~:~ 1:ac~~ loc. 760~0840 or 549.3909 hours $4 50-$6/Hr Call for amela struc11on Co By John
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: 330 W. Bay St. :
: Costa Mesa, CA 92626 :
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owner 75q.6981! I BO S650 510•'"1 720 ·9•2'
BACHELOR SSSO
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2BA condo In Irv Pool
w/d $487 50 786 9598
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apt pool, spa tennis
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pd Alyce 556-9145
FOUND ADS
ARE FREE
Call:
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Beachlronr 38A :?BA lrpl
bi.1ulilul 1n1 Wntr
S 1400/mo or S 19001mo
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1480 Monrovia
10 thr SC Plata &r98
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•blk to be.ic:h, ulll m'ld •----------------.. $600 mo MO 1111'. 1
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bdrm , • ., baths w1pooi llEW n•, 2'hh, 2 1ar
'Pl · 1enn11 S 18!;01mo 1undl'l<:~ '°'"' pett S r450
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WOODLAND VILLAGE
APARTMENTS
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1 81DaOOMI '760.770
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\bkt' tht 11mar1 movr 10 Park Ntwport,
'it~port Bta('b'J prtmlt'r luury 1ddrru
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Island From SlllS to Sl800
Jambo ree at San Joaqlll.11 If Ill f\Hd
'714> 644-lft()()
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NEWPORT
FOUNO bO•er mix, lemele.
vie Huntington Se11ctttt
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FOUND POOdle cross blk
male 844·3656
FOUND SIAMESE KIT -
TEN, appro1 4 mos
w/llea collar, ems & Lo•
Florea. 982·2256
f OUNO Watch, vcty S..a
cttll 11111ao• a120 r.eu A
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New por t Shor ••
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1111 Sat 16th Ball>Oe Pen
Pl RfWARD 875 2102
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nr Ad11m• A Hllrbor CM
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city uont• Pi. ... r.1tll 'Of carpet• pn1nt nil coc»tino
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the An Business rrom '
bottom to top $5/Hr
Call (213)423· 1050 or
write MTS Par5onnel
SMVI~. 339 E San An·
tonlo Or. Suite B. Long
Beach. CA 90807
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of Coeta Mesa has an 1m
mediate opening ror a r&-
market door to door
aalM rep lndlvlduet must
be aggressive a self
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nlghta & weehnds. 111
perlence In remarl\et
cable aales preferred If
1n 11re111d contact
5<19-4242 EOE
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now to Dec. home party
plan. no coll. dll 0< 1n11
Ideal fOf HOMEMAKERS
tree kit. aupplkM. & tr11ln.
car a l>hOM neonurv
HOUSE OF LLOYD
71<1-640-0058
NA TIONM:"iNTERIOR DE·
SIGN llrm H pandlng
PT /Fl wit rain Call Both
756--8197
PHON~ Hper pref d
Evea S5/hr + comm &
bonus Call btwn 6-9pm
6<1&-1 7&e. 19k tor Dan
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1ng out? Find CM.It st>out
what ar .. t w .. tem Real
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Retell H1rctw11• Stor•
No Sundays 0< evenings
S.. St~. HW Wright
Co . 129 A~tef CM
SALES PERSON
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prtntlnO Contac1'-l<wtk
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Uncommon Employment Opportunities!
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1s t>ecom1ng o reolltv 1n Westminster this Oclobef As o
resuh moriv speciolty and othel IOb openings must
belllled soon
VONS MWIUONS 1s a complete discount grocGfY and
dNQslOfe. plus o supef marlletploce ol speclOlty tood
shop$, 1nclvdlng &ftchef Shop SouSOQe Shop, 8ok8fY.
Juice Sor GreenhOuse Solod Sor Heotltl and Beouty
Aids Wine Cellar Oe11 Fish Market Kitchen Shop and
Phormocv rt11s rUY01ut1onorv new loc1h1y 1n Weslmlnster
1s our Alh p<OYld1ng on uncommon sh()pp1ng 91tpef1
ence fol customen and uncommon career emplov-
,,...,,i oppotl\Jnlll9S IOf 't'QY I
VONS employment repfetentottves will be accepting
o ppllcottons lo! both gene<al and spec101ty positions
al the Fountain ~lleyCommun11V Cenl9' CMdc betow tot the ctat. and "m• to appty tor vour poettton of
trrt ... t.
• STOCK CURtCS -Grocerv Produce ~Food.
Dell Oolrv liQVOI Gene1al Me1ch0nd1se Heohh a
Beauty Aids
• CASHllRS
• J.ANrTORS • oown& WIS -lceOeom. lot11lleno Co11ee
Bar PlodUcl OemoOOrotlOfl
• FOOD f'RIMIAnoN -Juice Bar Servlce Deli
HO! Bol<elV Meat 5>eportmeot •
Apply For Above.Positions Only
Wednesday, August 27th
9 a.m. -2 p.m.
• PHARMACtS1$ -Llnu$UOI opportunity tor ad
\llOnCem8nl CA slate license. 2 veers retoll pt'ormocy
experience and fom1hornv with computers roqu1red
Cusiome< seivlce sklMs a mus1 Union wages & benefits
• PHARMACY TECHNICl»fS
• COIMETOLOGlm -license. PfOdvCI knowl-
edQe. O<derlng procedures and CUStom8f $0MC9
MCllls reQUlred
•HAND SHOP BAKERS/
CAKE DICORAlORS -M1n1mum 3 yoor$ O~I»
rlence required Monogemem opportunt11es
• FLORAL DESIONERS -Appropr1a1e bock
ground, CUSlomElf seMce s1c111s a !nl1s1 fun 1(11011 c leflcs
benefits package
• COOKS -Mu$I hove QOOd wotlung knowledge ol
lood prepor01ion, cold aolods pos10 W>lods solod
dreulnQI aouces. etc l(nowledQe ot proper ""' ol stondord kitchen equlpmont reQu1red
Apply For Above Positions Onty
lhursday, August 21th
9 a.m. -2 p.m.
Fountain Valley Communtty Centet
.o20011at.r ~ta1nvaa.,
(~ ~ Ctty Hal)
iend•HllPPYAOIO na .. __ .._ ______ ....., __ """"'.:---------------~"""':':-:------~~~~~~----~~------~~--~~~..J.--~ tnen<S out of lM d~ ~
Openin&• Now Available
CAR ROUTES
E•rn Extr• C••h
For Del/very Of Thi• Paper
HUNTINGTON BEACH
FOUNTAIN VALLEY
INDEPENDENT
Deliver 1 . day a week. No
collecting , no soliciting.
Must have dependable car,
truck or station wagon and
insurance
RESTAURANT
1 ()()f4 FAE.E
UHIUIU Ill 1111a
FfT~
250 09 .. 8tr99t, C.M.
LIMO TRAINEE
11410 +Tlpe fm pt... 1013$ A Weetmin..r
EOEJA/A/M/F SAVE AGENCY (F•I
ra.T m llDI ·u 1 ' 11
F0t busy Pt\efmecy Cell Experienced grounds
I $<16-2123 mlln1enMCe rn.n for pt~
vate •tall In p1en1 c:w. f IT IP IT N1nW Md d........ 1ntg9tlon
For fashion r .. .ii 9'ore tyllems. and ~n
E O.E 844-5070 Pt1C9 of ~ a
GOVERNMENT JOB Interview San Juan
516•040• 559•2301... Ceplstreno, CA. Send, .. ,. aume & COC))'of thlt *'to:
Now H.ll'lng. Cati Job ;MA875t. P.0
805--687 ~ 9580.--S.c:rllNnto. CA Ext R-1590 '°' OUfrent 95123-0stO No letef '~list th*' Oetooer 1. 1Ne
Ull sm.m .... ,.-
For bu9y lr...a..d Nk:ln, fll I'' tit Of Pit 8"WIQ9 S7 /tw • •••
+tips In Gatden GroYe N..oed for flue & 91.-m 714-969-5458/tee-4135. cteenlnc>. Ctv1a 6<11-1079
HANOYMAN IS NOW MAINTENANCE General
Accepting applatlOM fOf Maintenance poatlon
full & pW1 time · ,t,ppty at 3333 w. Cout lllW Hwy. Nwpt 8dl 9-5 ~
IALEIPlll• ~PIT
A99flcants lb4I to work a Must have some land·
lleJClbte IC:hedule are en-scape HP. handyman
COUfeged 10 apply IAS) & WOf'tl ftex hours.
We offer excelient Mn-College age ttudent Ok
eflta. promotion from CAii 873-486' 9-5 "'·F
wfthtn Md In opponunlty MAINTENANCE PAINTER
for thOH qu.11tled and Handyman I« ell ph-.
lntlfested In 1 r11ell ca.. of ~MP In Nwot 8di
rllf in off IOI t>tcSos Ste.dy wort! Apply 1>41rl0n Monday· 10< mature relieb6e """' Friday 9AM-SPM II tn. 6"-4-1526 M•F mor a..... follOWlng ioc.tlon n~"'· IUIYllU l expertenced MANI·
7227 Edi--HB CURIST to do Pedicur• ·:--· & Mani cures. Call Equal ()(>pt y Emplo~ (714)557 -3986
HARISTYLIST. MAWI· MANICURIST & PED &
Cl,)RIST With some ACRYLIC operator
ciMlnlS Full-time RECEP· 8<16-S579
TIONIST 540-«54 6"0-3644 mt 7 pm
Hotel
... SONI ea.?!!~~
Resort hOlel hu position 891-MIO l tor ln1wvtew
opef'I tor exper'd room
urvtcelrood Hrver lllTll IMTI __
Appty In 1>41rson 8 30am-
Noon. Mon-ThlKa I AV114teble 1n lfWll .,... Newi>ortlf R..ort $300 10 S600 No coflec1. 1107 Jamt>«ee Rd, NB 1ng. 3-<1 l'loufs .1 day
Growing cteenlng Nrvtcel Monday thru Friday aner .....
neeoa mouvatld peop4e noon Saturday and Sun.-
for HCM.1MCllelnlng Many/ day morning C all
oppc>f1untlea 548-0621 6A2~333. • for Klr11
Mllilii.... "...~':::-'
Succesatul woman ~ . ~Bey St
crutlw women to tr11n Costa M ... CA 92829
fOf e«pandlng .,.. and --=·=-----Oec;oratlng bu91neas c:.lt PARKING ATTENDANTS
6<18-977<1 I Must nave 1 yr expertenoe
JANITOR-S2<IO wee11
CeM 63&-5700
10135 A W•tmlnller
Save Agency fFee)
'6lfTll
• QOOO driving recordt &
I hive CUITflnt MVR Hunt-
ington 8Nch.,..
213 828-5646 P&Sll..,,.._
5 Daya/Week Includes
See our dltpley ad 1n Saturday Art/Dratting
!Odey's CIUslfilda und« b&ellgrOU!!d n.4plul. Win
GROCERY tr11n Appty PennyM¥er,
1660 Placentia Ave. CM
Now Hiring For
New Restaurant
See our dllC)lay Id In
today a ctualflldt undef
GROCERY"
YllSPHI ....
EOEtAIA/MIF
MANAGER
For otttce supply store
1mm.o oe>entng tor •JCP.
tinergetlc lel<Mf South
Coast Plue area, Nlary
to $1400/mo •berleftts,
We are now hiring and training for positions for
our new JACK IN THE BOX Restaurant located
on Pacific Coast Highway and Balboa Ave m
NEWPORT BEACH
FULL and PART-TIME positions available flex-
ible work hours and other benefits for friendly
enthusiastic people Career opportunities for
1ndiv1duals with leadership potential
INTERVIEWS will be conducted ON SITE at the
corner of Paclflc Coast Highway and Balboa
Ave., Mond1y, August 25th through Friday,
Auguat 29th, 9:00AM to 6:00PM or call (818)
571-7167 ext. 213 for 1nformat1on
EOE. 979-5944
PUITMlll
Costa M ... Interior l)tent
scape t1rm ..-s l'9IC>On-
s1 bte energetic. ••If
mo11v1tld per90tl f()( Int
plant care rellet>Mt ~
h1Clet1na req, 754-433e
PLA YGROUNQ AID
PAIVA TE SCHOOL
HUNTINGTON 9CH AREA
3-8PM, $3&-1441
I PlllMI PIT Plate room per.on
Mon 1pm to ~ox 8·30
pm Tues 11 00 em to ap-
prok 1 00 pm WMI train, 1== eo.11 MeM
PIT Cleenfng ~
h p needed Ac>c>rox 15
hrs wffk 984·35H.
~2 79157 PrtlCllll
PIT llSPITll ...
Needed 10 dellvec t•r
~11 tor tn. D•lty Pilot
4 Hra on Friday ener-
noona S5 Hr • QM If· lo.ance Mu•I havie ,.._
lltbl• 1ransoor1a11on
Contact Liu Smith
&42-4321 E-117$
De °'anot Coaet DAil Y PlLOT I SunQv, Auguat 24, 10M
MOC MJTIC( MUC NOTICE NlJC MJ!!(
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TllE FEIEUTED ••••• 820W mhs1
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,.-,~. In bloom CALL 5'2" KAIWll Grand • Nrly ' .,..., ,....._.....' UL.II &Ill 8-45-A• .. a new .... &00 Seve •' !Mat Runtinof on RatbOUF elf. c/c, lthr I more. t a.lbOa Ofug Store ,,_,, $2500 (71•13f4·2008 Dock ~· Water a owner MOOO 1173-4140
full-tlm•. permanent JOHN WAYNE TENNIS --•l•c No llY•·•board DATSU0N ·e1 2ioii
..... ele(I( Exp. I, COl'I· CLUB FAMIL y, MEM· KIMBALL Plano, coneole. H:J..3433 or 194;7'4• TufbO, euto. 1 ownr, 1~ ~lallly a Mull De· B£ASHIP $800 Cell 011\ llnltll Like newt ml. T-ttV11&, loed'ed. e1tlt
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Elwood. 813· l660 Ae~leter S 7 55 New t:x...itent conOlllol'll 1700 t -5pm, Mon-Fri II.I.mil 't 1
SERVICE STATION AT· Ma. Off•rl 759 8918 5-48-4e&e ., ' ..... a.I p~ •• cono11.w.~: .. !91'3· TENDANTS A CASHIERS Alk lor Pat'M11 -M. fUlr-.enH ..... -~ .,.,., v"" "' ~Zn's::.r,,~~ :~.·~t3 POL£ limp $6. 3' rnd mah ~~·~o~~ = c..,.,.,,,. ... ,. -HONDA CIVIC ·11 • oottee lbl 135. amm 86H -~ ".:. •• ·~ 111.a Sharp • dt. tllY.,, to ml,
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Oomeattc a f'.oretgn orw wood Ille ~bl $26, ll cltt IMO .,, uo;n;a 24'. ale. MU air. $3295. 8-46-7185
w/trn0g lie Vtry buey 30 Orw mti1•1 Ille cab $25 er cont S2900 '58 Ken9klll, MASERATIBI TUABO
lhOp <>v. 12000/mo .. 9'~ clolhll\Q clOMt , MOTO BECANE nu 1r10. W1r ~ s 1260 '84 6 ·es Ell41C41tlve Cart
CALL 6'A·SOS3 1100 UN 11pe rocor1 tO SPEED, 0000 CONO Boin get cono •t~t SAVE S$SSS
130teo e..•-4'&<>e 25' FRAME I 150 I 175 --e.ec:h lml)Orte, 752-0900 IU'* ITATill EVES 8.46·80 I 1 ..... .,. ... /
ATTlllUT Nil TAlll SCHWINN Boy• tO•P<' 1Hettr1 1111
Eitperlenoedl Apply Goroeou• ~r* mallog, Go oo con d I 1 2 5 -• IH 'll
3 tll0 Harbor.C M llhr pooketl New from 113 1 . 7 4 2 2 ·day•, -Mfgr, Oellver.O lo you 4 ll"*&-5802.N Piiat Good eond. to ml IA75 •••IU•W. 1na111te0 Voor ~or __ obO a.ot~ 54•·7219
c1er1i M·F, FIT a.5 •t•rt ,.,t eoior Rei1111 s2000~ .tVeeA 211nv ..... ~ -· Aft.ll ... SO/hr 552 S3e4 I Sell $950 780~ )( Int cono Pump & caoe -
Tfun.f POWER EDGER 1100 s2so $4$-7804 l1M, ......
-uT•I Power mower 150 Aefrtg Tru1iii!1tln Aa ........ 1 tllO R"ll: $125 Wath«/Oryer S 1"S --
The ptfftlgl04JI WHlln •• 8-48-58 .. 8 ..... , al 7111
Sooth Co111 Plue Hotel
nu 1mmec1111e open1ng1 RUllllUM SALE ~I' Utl. l&LEI I Wllll
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No ••P nee; We w111 lrlln She!Vlng. QOl'ldolu. glUJ 8"M285 • -u
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Hot.t e&e Anton CM f31 Boe1on Wheler. 40tlp 1920? BEACH BLVD
IWU ... WUl
loldtlO w/pow« equip,
tunroof. avto, ahaoow
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ctaan tMXl882
s11,m JonnlOn &
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(71•12t3)837·2333
mlltlMYMU
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tllendtnt E•P pref For
lntervi.w appt S•S-379•
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atore clocll 120. motor tNlll 1964, Volvo Penl1. •Ii JEEP
cycle 11etme11 I 10 Clf ~0eo:,1%=:/NB allp CHEROKEE WAOONEEA l M~~c~~~~~~ :i:,001
Mii $25 cu1tom bll oer _., MBZ trade, complete pet· .ctnt Gond, 5lf-c> -Int
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Votvet chr SA5 2 lovnoe PACKET '83, new bit· Pow.rlul V6 8t1Q. •WO • 1
cnrs $75 •• S ter90 COt'I· tet .... io:lnt cono. s 12.000 A/C IUIO. CUI SMYHlul MBZ •50Sl 79 Ortg
IOffl '75 Gr-"O piano. pp, 714-984-2080 condition White/Ian owner. tow mt, new
beeulllul I 1900 All e.iccet '2' SEA AAY .81 19K ml Cell qulCJlly M1Ghllen1, S 19.500/obO
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IY P~IHTlfl': {A Ud. le •II den OrQV4t, CA 926' 1 92 1 .illffl 11 COii•
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Ol!POllT INIUAAHCI Name ,_..,Nld to=•: Qwyftn Zito "°"~TIOH, In Ila COt· llled k'I Ortn911,31_'lOY Tl\ll tl1tement wM llled POt• ~ ,,,_ 23, 1911, '"' ,,. Covnty c"'"' at Or· Y• llMlt • CAUMDMt Jacl! I . Kamp, 21186 with 1 n on AuQU9t I
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.. 10 DtAI CAUINDAMe Auguit 28, 19&& F2662•3 Pub1t11~ Orai~ Coet1
,.,. !fH•fttat """ J eck e Kamp, 7&06 O.lty PllOt Auou•t f7, 2•. 31,
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UM CMlttl I_......... MWQefll l.atnl*'t• 207
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......... lllted ..... Thie ttetemenl wll HtR£0 HANDS 110 !&th
Cl4Ml 11 oone M04IOM au with the County Cwk of Or Pl~ •C Co.ta -.4 ... Cahf OMO.
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1y PfllllM cono. atored ,....._ e1-.,le,_,.,.I0ei1y Pitot AUOll" 10 17 24. 18111 PlllCA •C Cott• ,.. ...
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fully IO.o.o w/mnrt, mu1t "'''' •• • ...._ ..._ duci.O by an 1n<1tvlduat '"' $9.900 144-eeet ......, ,_ ...,W '9 le_,.. Mt.IC NOTICE c.tl• Kru.,.nbtlr>k ...... .., ,......, I Thi• ····~· .... nteO HELPI Mulf NII th .. ...-1 ........ ,._:.,. ..: P'ICTITIOUI IU...... wtth the Cotlnty Clefk of Or
CaOIHac '81 Cpe de Vie ............ al#I....-NAIM ITATHtEfT •noe County on July 30.
BG I ownr )(Int COl'ldl0-1 IMMdletlfMft ... 81 --· The folt°""no pettone •r• IO&e
mt Wu 17900, NOW ooe • ""....-. ,_.IOOlng bullntee 11 The Pto '111121
58900 o0o 876-<Ma3 ......., • .... MMoto de,... 1 ... 1one1 tmaoe. '"' 1eo Publltlled O!•noe Coa•t ....... -llll 111d11 •• NewportCetll.,Ortve S\Jlt• 0.llyPOotAugutl 10 1'1'.24'
UM oAcMo de er'* ..... 110. Ntwporl &ch CA 31 ltlMI NABERS
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LARGEST SELECTION
of lat• model, tow mlteaoe
Cedlltece In Orange
County! S.. u1 today!
140-1100
2800 H llf t>or Blvd
COSTA MESA
l::,... dff9ot«k> t• 02eeo s.. 382
t). The ProlMtional lmt'Q41 ------~--c-.... 4\4471 lr>C . Ct tll CO<O ..,,,. P\8.IC NOTta
The nemo aod MS<lr ... of Tl'llt bu11neu 11 r.on
Iha COllf1 .. IEI nombt• y_ dUG1eCI by • Cl)l'pMellon PICTmOUI IU .....
dlrecolon Oa le oorte M). SU· AOrtenne P ~ Pt"I N~ IT ATIMINT
PERIOR COURT OF CALI· ~I I The fOOOWfng j)«ICOnl art FORNIA, COVNTY OF OR·' Thll aletemenl wu llteO doing bu91"4Hll u
ANOE. CENTRAL DtS·1 wf11> the County Cle!~ ot 0• CAfA TIVE AQRICUl
TRICT, TOO Civic c.tltlf 1f101 COunty oo AUQutl l"i TVRAL MARKETING 837
Orlv9 w .. t Senta Al\t, CA 191& 1>1omon1ory Drtve EHi.
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The nanMt addr ... end PublltheO Dr•noe COett Relpn M Plnll.,,on, 1137 WI UY M.l IAIU telephone l\umt>et of plein-Delly Pllo4 Augu11 24 3 I I Promontory Orlv• EH t,
USED CARS 6 TRUCKS tiff'• auorney. or P4&11\tll1 541S>temt>ot 1. t•. 11111& I N-i>ar1 s..en Calif 92te0
COME IN OR CALL FOR without .,, attorney, 1• LEI SWO& Thl.1 OUllMH 1• con ,.11 •-• .. &1 nombro, I• Olrecc;ton y el nu-•-ic ...,,.T'"'' du<:ted by el'\ lndllllduel ..-r--mero O• letefono dll r~ nu ~ Relph M Plnkw10t1
0.llllO tbOOedo def demllfldanle, o lhl1 ttet.,,,_,,1 waa llteO ..allfT def dom•ndanl• qu• nc> 'ICmtOUI .,.,..,, With the County Ci.ti& Of Ot
llonoe •bOOedO ... FED NA.Ml ITAft•NT ,,. County on AvQUll I ON APPROVED CREOll 18211 BEACH BLVD ! RA L DE p 08 tr IN T/\e IOilowfllO petlOOI e1e lllMI
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OIVlllOn Jot'ln A Norg11td, Sllrlte Ana. CA 92707 011ty PllOI Augull tO t7 24
0 C HEVY 77 C1 prtce hq Keno.non S Lynch. NaNlt 8elMtl, 2!.0 1 W 11 tOll&
I Ctn.el<;, 2 dr, air, Ill pwr 111. E'1q , MAILING AD· Sunllowe,t, 8ent1 Ana Su-377
equip! 6 opl1, CitUl'9, 89K DRESS· P 0 Bo, 93•11, 02828. P 0 8o113272 Go.I• ---------&MllAL ml S2500 8•2-59•2 Newpof-1 a.eon. CA 9284!0, M .... CA 92&211 ftta.IC NOTIC[ All 3333 Mlchel1on Drlvt , 6el\led MOllrl, t&'H 'Jky
ITA.I UTE O~ TSUN '84 200SX De-lrvlr>e, CA 02714 let'll Ln Newport 8flaGll CA "CTfTIOUI IUl .. H PEROE lu•• alloptlOl'll. wtillblue DATE IF.C.h•I MAY 7 92890 NAMI ITATIMINT
UP TO ISO MOS Int Lo mt, Sacrifice 1911& Thlt D1J1lnM' •• cpn Thi tOl!oMng e>«ton• .,,
ON ~PPROVEO CREDIT H500 4V•·8"99 Qwy L 0r9ftwtdo, Clettl d\.ICtld by !Otnt ventur• dOing butl,,_. u 1tJ........,., o..t., ~ N-9oleeti fMflllld K910 2792 Bunting Cl!
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doa< 6 cyt .rlnt lrtnl9Qt O•lly Piiot AUQ\111 3 10. 11 Tll" 1t•tiwn11n1 w11 111.,, !(e1en lM l!lrlNC:het 2702
tat ton c;ar. 00 tlrff 6 brk• 24', 1118& with the County Ctetk 01 Ot Bunting Cir . Cotta M•H
1500 714 897-0141 Su3S& •noe Coun1v rin Augu11 t&, CeHI 9282& , ... nm'll ---------I 1098 fllll llUlln•H II CUn P\8.IC NOTICE '1fn:ll Ouc;tod by en lndMduilll
Vtry dependable ,,.,.. •• ---------1 Publttho<I Dr•t!Qe Cout K•ten llrUMl.Cheo
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.ide 6 out fully totd80 NA.Ml ITATllltll#T S.0t9mb0r 7 14 1088 with the Covnry 0..11 ot Or
new 11M1 belted radlll• The IOllOwlng petton• .,., 8u393 •not County on July 15
I t•SO 080 722 1398 do.ng bullnMe.. I 108'1 141-0220 FORD ·g5 MUSTANG
•Int cona. 00 body 12500 vw /~ Buo Conv exit 6415-2561
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Timothy Jamee s Ket\ "CTITIOUI IUIM•• Otuv PllOI Augu1t 10 11 2•
d•ll, 2011& P ompano NAMI ITATIMIN't 1 I, l084
t letn $6200 llT3-3•58 FORD '80 Pinto, • •PM<I Laguna Ntouel C•lll 1121111 Ttie 1011ow1ng P4Wton• •rtl------.....llat:.iaK..
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2 Or. Oee'gner S.lee with •119" V>unty Qfl July ,8, 11183
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